Isaac N. Selser
Mississippi state legislator
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Isaac N. Selser was a 19th-century state legislator in the United States. He served in the Mississippi House of Representatives from Jefferson County in 1821 and 1823.[1] The Natchez Trace tavern-stand village of Selsertown, Mississippi was named for his family.[1] He married Betsy Montgomery, daughter of Nellie and Samuel Montgomery of Kentucky, in Adams County, Mississippi in 1812, and thus was related by married to judge and lawyer Alexander Montgomery.[2]
