Samuel B. Avis

1872–1924 (age 52)

U.S. Representative

Biography

Samuel B. Avis (1872–1924) served as a U.S. Representative, dedicating his career to public service and legislative work during the early twentieth century. His tenure in Congress reflected his dedication to representing his constituents' interests and values.

He rests at Spring Hill Cemetery Historic District, where his contributions to American political life are commemorated and his memory preserved for those who follow.

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