The Political Graveyard: Georgia: Constitutional Convention

Georgia: Constitutional Convention

Delegates to State Constitutional Convention, 1777-1877 (May be incomplete!)
Button Gwinnett 1777 James Jackson 1777 Nathan Brownson 1789 William Gibbons 1789 Jared Irwin 1789 Noble Wimberly Jones 1795 Henry Dessex Stone 1795 Thomas Petters Carnes 1798 Jared Irwin 1798 James Jones 1798 Matthew Talbot 1798 Benjamin Taliaferro 1798 Thomas Butler King 1833 John W. A. Sanford 1850 Henry Richard Harris 1861 George Robison Black 1865 Philip Cook 1865 Nathaniel Job Hammond 1865 Young L. G. Harris 1865 Hines Holt 1865 Herschel V. Johnson 1865 Archibald Thompson MacIntyre 1865 Baker Ewing Watkins 1865 Marion Bethune 1866 John S. Bigby 1867-68 Tunis G. Campbell 1867 Richard Henry Whiteley 1867 Amos T. Akerman 1868 Henry Kent McCay 1868 M. Pope Barrow 1877 Hugh Buchanan 1877 Lucius J. Gartrell 1877 Nathaniel Job Hammond 1877 Charles Jones Jenkins 1877 Thomas G. Lawson 1877 Alexander Robert Lawton 1877 William H. Mattox 1877 Benjamin E. Russell 1877 Robert Toombs 1877 William Tatum Wofford 1877 Augustus Romaldus Wright 1877

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1865 Nov 4: Hines Holt, died in office.

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