Samuel D. Jackson

1895–1951 (age 56)

U.S. Senator

Biography

Samuel D. Jackson served with distinction as a United States Senator, representing his constituents with dedication and commitment to public service. His legislative work and advocacy for his state's interests earned him respect among his colleagues and the public.

Laid to rest at Lindenwood Cemetery, Jackson's contributions to American governance and his tenure in the Senate from 1895 to 1951 remain part of the historical record of his state and nation.

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