The Political Graveyard: Arkansas: Constitutional Convention

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Arkansas: Constitutional Convention

Index of Politicians by Office Held or Sought

Delegates to State Constitutional Convention, 1836-1979 (May be incomplete!)
Mark Whitaker Izard 1836 Grandison D. Royston 1836 Thomas M. Bowen 1866 Asa Hodges 1867 William Meade Fishback 1874 Harris Flanagin 1874 Rufus King Garland 1874 Simon P. Hughes 1874 Henry Massey Rector 1874 John R. Homer Scott 1874 Hugh French Thomason 1874 Grandison D. Royston 1877 Clifton R. Breckinridge 1917 John E. Miller 1918 Richard Sheppard Arnold 1969-70 Ray Thornton 1969-70 Thomas Franklin Butt 1979 John Giller 1979 Thomas Chipman McRae IV 1979

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