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Ohio's 11th congressional district

Wright Goodenow Leavitt Bell Kennon Alexander Parrish Cowen Brinkerhoff Miller Busby Ritchey Horton Martin Horton Hutchins Bundy Wilson Bundy Vance Neal Dickey Neal McCormick Ellsberry Thompson Pattison Grosvenor Douglas Horatio C. Claypool Ricketts Horatio C. Claypool Ricketts Underwood Hammond Harold K. Claypool Brehm Bolton Dennison Cook Bolton Stanton Eckart Stokes Tubbs Jones Fudge

Ohio's 13th congressional district

Elisha Whittlesey Spangler Leadbetter Mathews Johnson Parrish Ritchey William A. Whittlesey Gaylord Lindsley Sherman Worcester O'Neill Delano Morgan Delano Morgan Southard Warner Atherton Converse Outhwaite Dungan Hare Harris Norton Jackson Mouser Anderson Key Overmyer Begg Baird Fiesinger White Baumhart Weichel Baumhart Mosher Pease Brown Sutton Ryan

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Name	Parrish, Isaac
Alternative names
Short description	American politician
Date of birth	1804
Place of birth
Date of death	August 9, 1860
Place of death

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