Abraham McClellan (Missouri politician)

For the Tennessee politician, see Abraham McClellan (Tennessee politician).

Abraham McClellan

State Treasurer of Missouri
In office 1838–1843
Preceded by	John Walker
Succeeded by	Peter Garland Glover

Abraham McClellan (November 1, 1776 – September 18, 1851) was a U.S. politician from Missouri.

Abraham McCllellan was born in Virginia. He later moved to Jackson County, Missouri, where he built one of the first houses in Fort Osage Township, Missouri, and became one of the county's most prominent citizens during the pioneer days. In 1827, he was appointed as a Jackson County Judge by Governor John Miller. He was appointed as State Treasurer of Missouri in 1838, succeeding John Walker, who had died in office, and served in that post until 1843.

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Missouri State Treasurer Clint Zweifel-Past Treasurers-Abraham McClellan

Political offices
Preceded by John Walker	Missouri State Treasurer 1838–1843	Succeeded by Peter Garland Glover

Treasurers of Missouri

Didier Simonds Earickson Walker McClellan Glover Morrison Bingham Bishop Dallmeyer Hays Salmon Mercer Gates Chappell Seibert Noland L. Stephens Pitts Williams Gmelich Cowgill Deal Middelkamp Thompson C. Stephens Brunk Nacy Winn Bell Winn Nacy Morris Bates Morris Carpenter Morris Robinson Spainhower Carnahan Bailey Holden Farmer Steelman Zweifel Schmitt (Elect)

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