Edgar Warner Mann (November 18, 1851 – December 7, 1904) was an American lawyer and territorial legislator. Born in the Town of Vienna, Wisconsin, Mann graduated from

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in 1873 and received a law degree from the

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in 1874. Mann then practiced law in

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. In 1876, he moved to

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. He served in the Wyoming Territorial Legislature, in the Wyoming Territorial House of Representatives, as a

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, in 1879. He also served as register of the land office and as city and county attorney in Cheyenne. He died in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Progressive Men of the State of Wyoming
'. Chicago: A. W. Bowen and Company, 1901, pp. 516-517.

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1851 births 1904 deaths Politicians from Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin People from Vienna, Wisconsin Politicians from Cheyenne, Wyoming Beloit College alumni University of Wisconsin Law School alumni Wisconsin lawyers Wyoming lawyers Wisconsin Republicans Wyoming Republicans Members of the Wyoming Territorial Legislature 19th-century American politicians {{Wyoming-politician-stub