Albert B. Poston facts for kids
Albert B. Poston (born in 1855, died in 1902) was an important person from Mississippi. He was a teacher who helped students learn, a principal who led schools, and a preacher who shared religious messages. He also worked in government as a state legislator.
A Life of Service
Albert B. Poston dedicated his life to helping others in many ways. He was a teacher, guiding young minds in schools. Later, he became a principal, which means he was in charge of a school. He also served as a preacher, sharing his faith with his community.
Working in Government
Beyond his work in education and religion, Albert B. Poston was also involved in politics. He represented Panola County, Mississippi in the Mississippi House of Representatives. This is a group of elected officials who make laws for the state of Mississippi. He served in this role during 1882 and 1883.
In 1896, he was chosen to be a presidential elector. A presidential elector is someone who officially casts a vote for president and vice president after the public election.
His Life and Family
Albert B. Poston was married and had children. He lived in two different towns in Mississippi: Courtland, Mississippi and Kosciusko, Mississippi.
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