The Political Graveyard: Georgia: Secession Convention

Georgia: Secession Convention

Delegates to Georgia Secession Convention, 1861 (May be incomplete!)
David Jackson Bailey 1861 Hiram Parks Bell 1861 Henry L. Benning 1861 Cornelius Murphy Bozeman 1861 Lucilius H. Briscoe 1861 Goode Bryan 1861 Alfred H. Colquitt 1861 George Walker Crawford 1861 Benjamin Harvey Hill 1861 Henry R. Jackson 1861 Herschel V. Johnson 1861 Augustus Holmes Kenan 1861 Luther H. O. Martin, Sr. 1861 Charles James Munnerlyn 1861 Eugenius Aristides Nisbet 1861 Hawkins F. Price 1861 Alexander H. Stephens 1861 Linton Stephens 1861 Hardy Strickland 1861 Henry Solomon Strickland 1861 Robert Toombs 1861 Robert Pleasant Trippe 1861 Samuel G. White 1861 William Tatum Wofford 1861 Augustus Romaldus Wright 1861 Francis Stebbins Bartow 1861

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