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52. Massachusetts 1822 Treasurer
53. Massachusetts 1824 Treasurer
54. New Hampshire 1802 Treasurer
55. New Hampshire 1804 Treasurer
56. New Hampshire 1809 Treasurer
57. New Hampshire 1817 Treasurer
58. New Hampshire 1819 Treasurer
59. New Hampshire 1820 Treasurer
60. New Hampshire 1821 Treasurer
61. New Hampshire 1822 Treasurer
62. New Jersey 1799 Treasurer
63. New Jersey 1799 Treasurer
64. New Jersey 1799 Treasurer
65. New Jersey 1821 Treasurer
66. New Jersey 1821 Treasurer, Ballot 2
67. New Jersey 1824 Treasurer
68. New York 1809 Treasurer, Colonie
69. New York 1824 Treasurer
70. North Carolina 1822 Treasurer
71. Ohio 1816 Treasurer
72. Ohio 1816 Treasurer, Ballot 2
73. Ohio 1816 Treasurer, Ballot 3
74. Ohio 1820 Treasurer, Special
75. Ohio 1820 Treasurer, Special, Ballot 2
76. Ohio 1820 Treasurer, Special, Ballot 3
77. Ohio 1820 Treasurer, Special, Ballot 4
78. Ohio 1823 Treasurer
79. Ohio 1823 Treasurer, Ballot 2
80. Ohio 1823 Treasurer, Ballot 3
81. Pennsylvania 1800 Treasurer
82. Pennsylvania 1801 Treasurer
83. Pennsylvania 1803 Treasurer, Special
84. Pennsylvania 1806 Treasurer
85. Pennsylvania 1817 Treasurer
86. Pennsylvania 1817 Treasurer, Special
87. Pennsylvania 1818 Treasurer
88. Pennsylvania 1821 Treasurer
89. Pennsylvania 1822 Treasurer, Ballot 1
90. Pennsylvania 1822 Treasurer, Ballot 2
91. Pennsylvania 1822 Treasurer, Ballot 3
92. Pennsylvania 1822 Treasurer, Ballot 4
93. Pennsylvania 1822 Treasurer, Ballot 5
94. Pennsylvania 1822 Treasurer, Ballot 6
95. Pennsylvania 1822 Treasurer, Ballot 7
96. Pennsylvania 1822 Treasurer, Ballot 8
97. Pennsylvania 1822 Treasurer, Ballot 9
98. Pennsylvania 1823 Treasurer
99. Rhode Island 1787 Treasurer
100. Rhode Island 1801 Treasurer
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Treasurer
One who has officially the charge of treasure; originally, a person entrusted with the receipt, care, and disbursement of the revenues of a king, noble, or other dignitary, of a state, city, or church; now, one who is responsible for the funds of a public body, or of any corporation, association, society, or club.
Oxford English Dictionary
1787 - 1824: Connecticut, Georgia, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennyslvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia
Office Scope: State / County / City / Town(ship)
Role Scope: State / County / District / City / Town(ship)
