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Jeremiah Powell was a Massachusetts politician who served as a member, and the second President of, the Massachusetts Senate.

Massachusetts Senate

Powell was elected the President of the Massachusetts Senate on November 4, 1780 to fill the position after Thomas Cushing resigned to become the Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts.

Notes

1. ^ Massachusetts General Court - Senate (January 1, 1879), The Journal of the Senate for the year 1879, Boston, Massachusetts: Massachusetts General Court - Senate, p. 5

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