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Franklin Cannon
Franklin Cannon (March 12, 1794 – June 13, 1863) was an American politician from the state of Missouri. A Democrat, he served as the states 5th Lieutenant Governor. Cannon was the son-in-law of Missouri's 3rd Governor, Daniel Dunklin.
==Biography==
Franklin Cannon came to Missouri Territory in 1819 from North Carolina and established a medical practice in the area that would later become Jackson, Missouri.〔Houck, Lewis, ''A History of Missouri from the Earliest Explorations...'' Vol. 3, R.R. Donnelley & Sons, Chicago, 1908. pg.82〕 He earned a reputation as excellent physician during a cholera outbreak that killed hundreds in Cape Girardeau County, Missouri in 1832 & 1833. After serving in the Missouri House of Representatives, Cannon was elected to the state senate in 1832.
On March, 15, 1835,〔K.H.J. Cochran,''January is anniversary of historic battle'',''Cape Girardeau Bulletin-Journal'', 4 January 1979. P.2〕 despite her being twenty-two years his junior, Cannon was wed to Mary W. Dunklin, daughter of Missouri Governor Daniel Dunklin. In 1836 Doctor Cannon defeated Whig candidate James Jones 57.6% to 42.1% to become Lieutenant Governor. After serving one term in office Cannon returned to Jackson and resumed his life as a physician and prosperous plantation owner. His son would become a physician as well and the two constructed a large building in Jackson for use in their joint practice.〔 In 1845, he served as a delegate to the failed Missouri Constitutional Convention. Franklin Cannon died June 13, 1863. He is buried Jackson Cemetery in Cape Girardeau.
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