Van C. Swearingen
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Van C. Swearingen (February 2, 1873 - ?) served as Florida Attorney General from 1917 until 1921 and as mayor of Jacksonville, Florida. He was succeeded by Rivers Buford.[1]
Swearingen was born in Nassau County, Florida. An account described hin as being self made. He worked in Jacksonville and served as a judge there.[2]
References
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