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Harry Lane Englebright |
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Harry Lane Englebright was an American politician for
whom Englebright Lake in California was named. He was a
10-term U.S. Congressman (1926-43) from California's
2nd District, and served as minority whip in the
Seventy-third through Seventy-eighth Congresses.
Harry's early years were spent as a mining engineer,
a mineral inspector for the General Land Office,
and engineer for the State Conservation Commission
of California (1911-14). His father, William F.
Englebright, had also been both a mining engineer
and U.S. Congressman.
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Biographical fast facts |
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Date and place of birth: January 2, 1884,
Nevada City, California, U.S.A.
Date, place and cause of death: May 13, 1943,
Bethesda Naval Hospital, Bethesda, Maryland, U.S.A. (Heart condition)
Marriage
Wife: Marie Grace Jackson (m. December 14, 1912)
Child:
Son: Harry Jackson Englebright
Parents
Father: William F. Englebright (also a U.S. Congressman)
(b. November 23, 1855, New Bedford, Massachusetts -
d. February 10, 1915, Oakland, California)
Mother: Kittie (Holland) Englebright
Burial location: Pine Grove Cemetery, Nevada City, California
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