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Thomas Emmett Warriner
Member From: 1930 - 1933
- Birth Date: September 11, 1893 Birth Place:Glendale, Henrico County, VA
- Death Date: May 12, 1995
- Gender: Male Race: Caucasian
- Spouse: Maria Dortch Warriner (m. 1921, d. 1935) and Agnes Baugh Raney (m. 1938, d. 1971)
- Children: Thomas and David
- Religion: Baptist
- Education: Henrico County Public Schools Lawrenceville High School Smithdeal Business College American Correspondence School of Law
- Military Service: USNR (World War I)
- Occupation/Profession: Postmaster of Lawrenceville Automobile (Ford) dealer
- Memberships/Affiliations: Baptist Church Masons National Association of Postmasters, Virginia Chapter Lawrenceville Chamber of Commerce (secretary-treasurer) American Legion, Brunswick Post No. 40 (Commander; Adjutant, 1921-1926) American Legion for the 4th Congressional District, Virginia Department (Vice Commander) American Legion, State Legislative Committee (chairman) 4th District Postmasters' Association (chairman) Southside Virginia, Inc. (secretary-treasurer and director) Young Democratic Clubs of Virginia (former 4th District chairman and state vice president) Southern Retail Merchants Conference (president, 1923-1925)
| Session | District | District Number | Party | Leadership | Committees |
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| 1930 | County of Brunswick | Democrat | Federal Relations and Resolutions Finance Immigration Insurance and Banking |
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| 1932-1933 | County of Brunswick | Democrat | Federal Relations and Resolutions Finance Immigration Insurance and Banking |
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| 1933 Ex. | County of Brunswick | Democrat | Federal Relations and Resolutions Finance Immigration Insurance and Banking |
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