EXECUTIVE · MS · 1944-1946
Thomas L. Bailey
Governor · Democrat · Mississippi
On the record
Died in office Nov 1946
SEVERITY · DIED-IN-OFFICE
Background
Thomas L. Bailey occupied the Governor office in Mississippi for 2 years (1944–1946). Earliest occupant of this seat in Officium's records; succeeded by Fielding L. Wright. In-office record: Died in office Nov 1946.
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