Preceded by 14th Territorial Governor Oakes Murphy |
Alexander Oswald Brodie 15th Governor of Arizona Territory1902—1905 |
Succeeded by 16th Territorial Governor Joseph Henry Kibbey |
He was one of the Leaders of the Rough Riders. He lost his right hand as a result of an injury from the charge on San Juan Hill.
Alexander was Territorial Governor of Arizona from 1902 to 1905.
He is Buried at the Arlington National Cemetery.
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