parents: Rev Wm and Aitcheson Dobbie Corson
Immigration to USA: 1883
Sam Corson began employment with the Union Mercantile company in Cheyenne. Eventually, he rose in the ranks to become secretary and treasurer and a major stockholder.
He was a Cheyenne city councilman for 3 years and served a term as Laramie County Commissioner.
In 1895, he was elected to serve in the WY State House of Representatives, and in turn, served 2 terms as a state senator.
submitted by Clint Black, Sep 2011
Immigration to USA: 1883
Sam Corson began employment with the Union Mercantile company in Cheyenne. Eventually, he rose in the ranks to become secretary and treasurer and a major stockholder.
He was a Cheyenne city councilman for 3 years and served a term as Laramie County Commissioner.
In 1895, he was elected to serve in the WY State House of Representatives, and in turn, served 2 terms as a state senator.
submitted by Clint Black, Sep 2011
parents: Rev Wm and Aitcheson Dobbie Corson
Immigration to USA: 1883
Sam Corson began employment with the Union Mercantile company in Cheyenne. Eventually, he rose in the ranks to become secretary and treasurer and a major stockholder.
He was a Cheyenne city councilman for 3 years and served a term as Laramie County Commissioner.
In 1895, he was elected to serve in the WY State House of Representatives, and in turn, served 2 terms as a state senator.
submitted by Clint Black, Sep 2011
Immigration to USA: 1883
Sam Corson began employment with the Union Mercantile company in Cheyenne. Eventually, he rose in the ranks to become secretary and treasurer and a major stockholder.
He was a Cheyenne city councilman for 3 years and served a term as Laramie County Commissioner.
In 1895, he was elected to serve in the WY State House of Representatives, and in turn, served 2 terms as a state senator.
submitted by Clint Black, Sep 2011
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