Alfred Briggs was elected to the assembly from El Dorado County, CA in 1853 and 1858 respectively to the republican anti-slavery ticket. In 1864 he was appointed from Abraham Lincoln as the Collector of the Internal Revenue Service for the 4th District of California. He held this position for 9 years.
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First wife:
Mary E Lucas (1838–1870), married 18 October 1854, Placerville, CA
Children:
Helen Mary Briggs (1856–1907)
Charles William Briggs (1858–1920)
Anna E Briggs (1863–194)
John C Briggs (1864–1939)
George F Briggs (1868–1872)
Alfred Briggs (1870–1871)
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First wife:
Mary E Lucas (1838–1870), married 18 October 1854, Placerville, CA
Children:
Helen Mary Briggs (1856–1907)
Charles William Briggs (1858–1920)
Anna E Briggs (1863–194)
John C Briggs (1864–1939)
George F Briggs (1868–1872)
Alfred Briggs (1870–1871)
Alfred Briggs was elected to the assembly from El Dorado County, CA in 1853 and 1858 respectively to the republican anti-slavery ticket. In 1864 he was appointed from Abraham Lincoln as the Collector of the Internal Revenue Service for the 4th District of California. He held this position for 9 years.
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First wife:
Mary E Lucas (1838–1870), married 18 October 1854, Placerville, CA
Children:
Helen Mary Briggs (1856–1907)
Charles William Briggs (1858–1920)
Anna E Briggs (1863–194)
John C Briggs (1864–1939)
George F Briggs (1868–1872)
Alfred Briggs (1870–1871)
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First wife:
Mary E Lucas (1838–1870), married 18 October 1854, Placerville, CA
Children:
Helen Mary Briggs (1856–1907)
Charles William Briggs (1858–1920)
Anna E Briggs (1863–194)
John C Briggs (1864–1939)
George F Briggs (1868–1872)
Alfred Briggs (1870–1871)
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