also a founding member of the Ventura Bank, which became the Bank of Italy, which later became the Bank of America. After his stint in Congress, Cannon resumed agricultural pursuits until his death at Ranch Home, near Ventura, August 27, 1920. The Cannon family established a longstanding relationship with the Methodist church in Ventura. He was buried in Ivy Lawn Cemetery, Ventura, California. References 1834 births 1920 deaths Politicians from Morgantown, West Virginia People's Party members of the United States House of Representatives from California Burials at Ivy Lawn Cemetery California Populists Members of the United States House of Representatives from California