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Grisostomo YaBB Moderator Offline Posts: 3535 California Gender:	Re: 50 States Reply #15 - Sep 19^th, 2009 at 6:48pm Dodahday wrote on Sep 19^th, 2009 at 6:16pm: Grisostomo wrote on Sep 18^th, 2009 at 8:17pm: Good lord, Abs. What are you trying to accomplish with this thread other than wasting time? And you probably thought it was just OCD. Obsessive compulsive maniac with more than a touch of attention deficit disorder. That's what I think.
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Re: 50 States
Reply #17 - Nov 2^nd, 2009 at 1:11am

VERMONT

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Founded: March 4th, 1791 (14th -- first state outside the 13 original colonies)
Population: 621,270 (48th)
Pop. Density: 67,2 sq. mi (30th)
Size: 9,620 sq. mi (45th)
Origins: Vermont is a French word for "Vert (green) Mont (Mountain) Vermont -- Green Mountain.
Interesting History Fact: First statehood after the original 13 colonies.
Median Income: $45,692 (15th)

Nickname: Green Mountain State
Motto: Freedom and Unity

Capital: Montpelier (smallest capital city in the U.S.)

Governor: Jim Douglas (R)

Senators: Bernie Sanders (I), Patrick Leahy (D)
Representatives: Peter Welch (D)

Largest City: Burlington (39,148)

Highest Point: Mt. Mansfield (4,395ft)

Lowest Point: Lake Champlain (95 ft)
Largest Lake: Lake Champlain

Longest River: Connecticut River

Lowest Temperature: -30 (December 30th, 1933 in Bloomfield)
Highest Temperature: 105 (July 4th, 1911 in Vernon)

State Bird: Hermit Thrush

State Flower: Red Clover

State Animal: Morgan horse

State Tree: Sugar Maple

State Song: These Green Mountains or Moonlight in Vermont

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Famous People: Presidents Calvin Coolidge and Chester A. Arthur were born in Vermont.

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Re: 50 States
Reply #19 - Nov 2^nd, 2009 at 3:03am

State of Vermont

1. Thomas Chittenden (No Party, 1791-1797)

2. Paul Brigham (Democratic-Republican 1797)

1746-1824 (78)

35. Isaac Tichenor (Federalist 1797-1807, 1808-1809)

1754-1838 (84)

4. Israel Smith (Democratic-Republican 1807-1808)
1759-1810 (51)

6/8. Jonas Galusha (Democratic-Republican 1809-1813, 1815-1820)

1753-1834 (81)

7. Martin Chittenden (Federalist 1813-1815)

1763-1840 (77)

9. Richard Skinner (Demorcatic-Republican 1820-1823)

1778-1833 (54)

10. Cornelius P. Van Ness (Democratic-Republican 1823-1826)

1782-1852 (70)

11. Ezra Butler (National Republican 1826-1828)

1763-1838 (74)

12. Samuel C. Crafts (National Republican 1828-1831)

1768-1853 (85)

13. William A. Palmer (Anti-Masonic 1831-1835)

1781-1860 (79)

14. Silas H. Jennison (Whig 1835-1841)

1791-1849 (58)

15. Charles Paine (Whig 1841-1843)

1799-1853 (54)

16. John Mattocks (Whig 1843-1844)

1777-1847 (70)

17. William Slade (Whig 1844-1846)

1786-1859 (72)

18. Horace Eaton (Whig 1846-1848)

1804-1855 (51)

19. Carlos Coolidge (Whig 1848-1850). President Calvin Coolidge's distant relative.

1792-1866 (74)

20. Charles K. Williams (Whig 1850-1852)

1782-1853 (71)

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Re: 50 States
Reply #20 - Nov 2^nd, 2009 at 3:33am

21/26. Erastus Fairbanks (Whig 1852-1853, Republican 1860-1861)

1792-1864 (72)

22. John S. Robinson (Democrat 1853-1854)

1804-1860 (58)

23. Stephen Royce (Republican 1854-1856)

1787-1868 (81)

24. Ryland Fletcher (Republican 1856-1858)

25. Hiland Hall (Republican 1858-1860)

1795-1885 (90)

27. Frederick Holbrook (Republican 1861-1863)

1814-1909 (95)

28. John Gregory Smith (Republican 1863-1865)

1818-1891 (73)

29. Paul Dillingham (Republican 1865-1867)

1799-1891 (93)

30. John B. Page (Republican 1867-1869)

1826-1885 (59)

31. Peter T. Washburn (Republican 1869-1870)

1814-1870 (55) (died while in office from a "nervous breakdown" resulted from the Civil War).

32. George W. Hendee (Republican 1870)

1832-1902 (74)

33. John W. Stewart (Republican 1870-1872)

1825-1915 (90)

34. Julius Converse (Republican 1872-1874)

1798-1885 (86)

35. Asahel Peck (Republican 1874-1876)

1803-1879 (76)

36. Horace Fairbanks (Republican 1876-1878)

1820-1888 (67)

37. Redfield Proctor (Republican 1878-1880)

1831-1908 (76)

38. Roswell Farnham (Republican 1880-1882)

1827-1903 (76)

39. John L. Barstow (Republican 1882-1884)

1832-1913 (81)

40. Samuel E. Pingree (Republican 1884-1886)

1832-1922 (90)

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Re: 50 States
Reply #21 - Nov 2^nd, 2009 at 3:49am

41. Ebenezer J. Ormsbee (Republican 1886-1888)

1834-1924 (89)

42. William P. Dillingham (Republican 1888-1890)

1843-1923 (79)

43. Carroll S. Page (Republican 1890-1892)

1843-1925 (82)

44. Levi K. Fuller (Republican 1892-1894)

45. Urban A. Woodbury (Republican 1894-1896)

1838-1915 (76)

46. Josiah Grout (Republican 1896-1898)

1841 (in Quebec)-1925 (84)

47. Edward C. Smith (Republican 1898-1900)
1851-1925 (71)

48. William W. Stickney (Republican 1900-1902)
1853-1932 (79)

49. John G. McCullough (Republican 1902-1904)

1835-1915 (79)

50. Charles J. Bell (Republican 1904-1906)

1845-1909 (64)

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Re: 50 States
Reply #22 - Nov 2^nd, 2009 at 4:18am

51. Fletcher D. Proctor (Republican 1906-1908)

1860-1911 (50)

52. George H. Prouty (Republican 1908-1910)

1862-1918 (56)

53. John A. Mead (Republican 1910-1912)

1841-1920 (78)

54. Allen M. Fletcher (Republican 1912-1915)
1853-1922 (68)

55. Charles W. Gates (Republican 1915-1917)
1856-1927 (71)

56. Horace F. Graham (Republican 1917-1919)
1862-1941 (79)

57. Percival W. Clement (Republican 1919-1921)

1846-1927 (80)

58. James Hartness (Republican 1921-1923)

1861-1934 (72)

59. Redfield Proctor, Jr. (Republican 1923-1925)

1879-1957 (77)

60. Franklin S. Billings (Republican 1925-1927)

1862-1935 (72)

61. John E. Weeks (Republican 1927-1931)
1853-1949 (96)

62. Stanley C. Wilson (Republican 1931-1935)
1879-1967 (88)

63. Charles M. Smith (Republican 1935-1937)
1868-1937 (69 -- died months after governorship)

64. George David Aiken (Republican 1937-1941)

1892-1984 (92)

65. William H. Wills (Republican 1941-1945)
1882-1946 (63)

66. Mortimer R. Proctor (Republican 1945-1947)
1889-1968 (78)

67. Ernest W. Gibson, Jr. (Republican 1947-1950)

1901-1969 (68)

68. Harold J. Arthur (Republican 1950-1951)
1904-1971 (67)

69. Lee E. Emerson (Republican 1951-1955)

1898-1976 (78)

70. Joseph B. Johnson (Republican 1955-1959)
1893 (in Sweden!)-1986 (93)

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Reply #23 - Nov 2^nd, 2009 at 4:32am

71. Robert T. Stafford (Republican 1959-1961)

1913-2006 (93)

72. F. Ray Keyser, Jr. (Republican 1961-1963)
1927-

73. Phillip H. Hoff (Democrat 1963-1969)

1924-

74. Deane C. Davis (Republican 1969-1973)

1900-1990 (90)

75. Thomas P. Salmon (Democrat 1973-1977)

1932-

76/78. Richard A. Snelling (Republican 1977-1985, 1991)

1927-1997 (64)

77. Madeleine M. Kunin (Democrat 1985-1991)

1933-

79, Dr. Howard Dean (Democrat 1991-2003)

1948-

80. Jim Douglas (Republican 2003-2010)

1958-

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Re: 50 States
Reply #24 - Nov 15^th, 2009 at 2:34am

Holy cow! When is Massachusetts gonna put up a "no vacany" sign?!? Is there any room left for newcomers!?

BTW, the town in red is Newburyport. I haven't gone through the myspace profile of that town yet. I just want to show you how densly clustered the cities/towns are! I guess I am not used to that kind of mentality. Out west, every town is over 20 plus miles away or further (unless you live in San Francisco Bay or Los Angeles or Seattle.

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Re: 50 States
Reply #25 - Dec 9^th, 2009 at 8:48am

Grisostomo wrote on Sep 19^th, 2009 at 6:48pm:

Dodahday wrote on Sep 19^th, 2009 at 6:16pm:

Grisostomo wrote on Sep 18^th, 2009 at 8:17pm:

Good lord, Abs.
What are you trying to accomplish with this thread other than wasting time?

And you probably thought it was just OCD.

Obsessive compulsive maniac with more than a touch of attention deficit disorder. That's what I think.

Those are the people who keep Wikipedia going. Speaking just for myself, I like this thread. (And I like Absfan's "girls of...[insert name of tiny little New England town here]".)

Wasn't Louie Wyman governor at one point? He was one of the last of the great old Northeastern moderate Republicans.

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Re: 50 States
Reply #26 - Dec 9^th, 2009 at 8:51am

absfan30 wrote on Nov 15^th, 2009 at 2:34am:

Holy cow! When is Massachusetts gonna put up a "no vacany" sign?!? Is there any room left for newcomers!?

BTW, the town in red is Newburyport. I haven't gone through the myspace profile of that town yet. I just want to show you how densly clustered the cities/towns are! I guess I am not used to that kind of mentality. Out west, every town is over 20 plus miles away or further (unless you live in San Francisco Bay or Los Angeles or Seattle.

upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1d/Newburyport_ma_highlight.png

Have you been to Mass? Every square inch of the state is called part of a "town" which has the same meaning as "township" in the rest of the country. Outside of the Boston area, which occupies a third of the state if you count very generously, the state is mostly rural and the actual towns are little hamlets surrounded by beautiful countryside - all of which is considered, officially, to be part of the "town."

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