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- Mitchell_Cary_Alford abstract "Mitchell Cary Alford (July 10, 1855 – December 9, 1914) was the 25th Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky.".
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford almaMater Transylvania_University.
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford birthDate "1855-07-10".
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford birthPlace Fayette_County,_Kentucky.
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford birthYear "1855".
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford deathDate "1914-12-09".
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford deathYear "1914".
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford governor John_Y._Brown_(politician,_born_1835).
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford office "Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky".
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford orderInOffice "25th".
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford party Democratic_Party_(United_States).
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford predecessor James_William_Bryan.
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford profession Lawyer.
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford restingPlace Lexington_Cemetery.
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford successor William_Jackson_Worthington.
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford termPeriod Mitchell_Cary_Alford__1.
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- Mitchell_Cary_Alford wikiPageWikiLinkText "Mitchell C. Alford".
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford wikiPageWikiLinkText "Mitchell Cary Alford".
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford after William_Jackson_Worthington.
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford almaMater Transylvania_University.
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford before James_William_Bryan.
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford birthDate "1855-07-10".
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford birthPlace Fayette_County,_Kentucky.
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford dateOfBirth "1855-07-10".
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford dateOfDeath "1914-12-09".
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford deathDate "1914-12-09".
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford governor John_Y._Brown_(1835–1904).
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford governor John_Y._Brown_(politician,_born_1835).
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford hasPhotoCollection Mitchell_Cary_Alford.
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford name "Alford, Mitchell Cary".
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford name "Mitchell Cary Alford".
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford office "Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky".
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford order "25".
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford party Democratic_Party_(United_States).
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford placeOfBirth Fayette_County,_Kentucky.
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford predecessor James_William_Bryan.
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford profession Lawyer.
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford restingplace Lexington_Cemetery.
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford shortDescription "American politician".
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford successor William_Jackson_Worthington.
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford termEnd "1895-12-10".
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford termStart "1891-09-02".
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford title Lieutenant_Governor_of_Kentucky.
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- Mitchell_Cary_Alford years "1891".
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford description "American politician".
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- Mitchell_Cary_Alford subject Category:Kentucky_State_Senators.
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford subject Category:Lieutenant_Governors_of_Kentucky.
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford subject Category:People_from_Fayette_County,_Kentucky.
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford subject Category:Transylvania_University_alumni.
- Mitchell_Cary_Alford hypernym Governor.