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Tod was elected to the Ohio Senate again in the 9th and tenth
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Bench and Bar of Ohio: a
Compendium of History and Biography
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Business
Journal Daily | The Youngstown Publishing Company
421:. The Supreme Court of Ohio and the Ohio Judicial System.
362:, Tod served as a lieutenant-colonel including action at
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Manual of legislative practice in the
General Assembly
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Bench and Bar of
Northern Ohio History and Biography
397:of Ohio. George and Sallie Tod had five children.
308:in 1800. He was appointed Prosecuting Attorney of
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810:United States Army personnel of the War of 1812
554:"SamuelHuntington » Supreme Court of Ohio"
650:American Ulysses: A Life of Ulysses S. Grant
337:upheld Pease's decision. Pease and Tod were
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43:Associate Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court
529:"Flashback: The Impeachment of George Tod"
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785:People from Trumbull County, Ohio
653:. Random House Publishing Group.
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331:Rutherford v. M'Fadden
619:Ohio General Assembly
605:Upton, Harriet Taylor
271:Litchfield Law School
265:, and graduated from
263:Suffield, Connecticut
181:Litchfield Law School
118:Suffield, Connecticut
487:Ohio History Central
775:Ohio state senators
678:"Tod, George"
275:admitted to the bar
374:and was buried at
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296:, for four years.
247:Ohio Supreme Court
217:Lieutenant colonel
207:United States Army
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660:978-1-5883-6992-5
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790:1773 births
730:Calvin Cone
722:Calvin Cone
696:Ohio Senate
449:White, 2016
385:Tod's son,
360:War of 1812
317:Impeachment
279:Connecticut
251:War of 1812
227:War of 1812
73:Preceded by
759:Categories
741:1810-1812
717:1804-1806
587:References
517:, p. 50-53
503:Upton 1910
437:Upton 1910
380:Youngstown
372:Brier Hill
364:Fort Meigs
273:, and was
257:Early life
239:George Tod
195:Allegiance
168:Alma mater
111:1773-12-11
23:George Tod
673:Fiske, J.
578:Ohio 1917
563:3 January
538:3 January
515:Neff 1921
461:Ohio 1917
391:Civil War
387:David Tod
339:impeached
286:Ingersoll
245:, and an
51:In office
621:(1917).
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343:governor
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283:Governor
159:Children
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151:Spouse
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267:Yale
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