William F. Slemons

William Ferguson Slemons (March 15, 1830 – December 10, 1918) was a U.S. Representative from Arkansas.Born in Dresden, Tennessee, Slemons attended Bethel College.In the Fall of 1864, while fighting in Kansas, Slemons had his horse shot out from under him, and he and a large part of his regiment were captured.For the remainder of the war, he was held captive by Union forces.[4] This article incorporates public domain material from the Biographical Directory of the United States Congress
U.S. House of RepresentativesArkansasOliver P. SnyderJames K. JonesDresden, TennesseeMonticello, ArkansasDemocraticAlma materBethel CollegeConfederate StatesBranchColonel2d Arkansas CavalryAmerican Civil WarU.S. RepresentativeCumberland Universityadmitted to the barMonticelloDrew CountyConfederate States ArmyCivil WarKansasDemocratForty-fourthForty-fifthForty-sixthJustice of the PeaceBiographical Directory of the United States Congresspublic domain materialU.S. House of RepresentativesArkansas's 2nd congressional districtMembers of the U.S. House of Representatives from ArkansasTerritoryConwaySevierAt-largeNewtonJohnsonBreckinridge1st districtGreenwoodHindmanHodgesFeatherstoneMcCullochCarawayDriverGathingsAlexanderLincolnCrawford2nd districtWarrenElliottA. A. C. RogersO. P. SnyderLittleBrundidgeW. OldfieldP. OldfieldMillerTuckerBethuneT. RobinsonThorntonV. SnyderGriffin3rd districtEdwardsWilshireGunterJ. CravensJ. H. RogersDinsmoreTillmanFullerFulbrightTrimbleHammerschmidtT. HutchinsonA. HutchinsonBoozmanWomack4th districtW. TerryW. B. CravensO. WingoE. WingoW. F. CravensTackettHarrisAnthonyDickeyCottonWesterman5th districtJacowayD. TerryAlford6th districtJ. RobinsonS. TaylorC. TaylorSawyerGloverMcClellanW. NorrellC. Norrell7th districtWallaceGoodwinKitchens