Michigan Governor. He attended Temple Hill Academy, moved to Flint, Michigan in 1836 and was a teacher. He also worked as a farmer, plus engaged in the lumber and banking industries. He was a member of the Flint City Council, treasurer of Genesee County, (1856-64), a member of the Michigan State Senate, (1870-71) and a member of the Michigan House of Representatives, (1873-75). In 1883, he was elected as a Democrat to be the 19th Governor of Michigan, serving until 1885. While he was in office, the establishment of the state bureau of labor statistics was approved. After his term, he resumed his former business activities until his death at age 81.
Bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith
Family Members
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William Augustua Begole
1788–1862
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Eleanor Bowles Begole
1794–1841
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Harriet Annette Miles Begole
1817–1911 (m. 1839)
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Frederick A. Begole
1817–1902
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Thomas Begole
1819–1885
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Cornelia Jane Begole DePuy Mills
1823–1902
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Myron H. Begole
1825–1863
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Philo M. Begole
1828–1896
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George William Begole
1830–1832
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Julia Begole McLachlen
1832–1892
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William Franklin Begole
1836–1912
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Frank C. Begole
1845–1877
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William M. Begole
1848–1864
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Charles Myron Begole
1848–1921
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