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Furbush, William Hines, 1839-1902

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William Hines Furbush was an African-American member of the Arkansas General Assembly and the first sheriff of Lee County. His political career began in the Republican Party at the close of Reconstruction and ended in the Democratic Party just as the political disfranchisement of African Americans in the post-Reconstruction era began.

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Furbush, William Hines, 1839-1902

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Furbush, William Hines

Creator:: Wintory, Blake
Date of Original:: 1839/1902
Collection:: Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture
Contributing Institution:: Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture