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Kentucky: Constitutional Convention

Delegates to State Constitutional Convention, 1791-1912 (May be incomplete!)
Benjamin Logan 1791-92 James Markham Marshall 1791 John Adair 1792 Alexander Scott Bullitt 1792 James Garrard 1792 Willis Green 1792 George Nicholas 1792 Isaac Shelby 1792 John Breckinridge 1799 Alexander Scott Bullitt 1799 Green Clay 1799 Felix Grundy 1799 William Logan 1799 John Rowan 1799 Francis M. Bristow 1849 James Stone Chrisman 1849 Nathan Gaither 1849 Selucius Garfielde 1849 James Guthrie 1849 Benjamin Hardin 1849 John Louis Hargis 1849 Willis B. Machen 1849 John H. McHenry 1849 David Meriwether 1849 Thomas P. Moore 1849 William Preston 1849 John W. Stevenson 1849 Albert Gallatin Talbott 1849 Philip Triplett 1849 Charles A. Wickliffe 1849 Robert Nelson Wickliffe 1849 Silas Woodson 1849 Joseph Lecompte 1850 William M. Beckner 1890 Cassius M. Clay 1890-91 William J. Goebel 1890-91 Francis Alexander Hopkins 1890 Addison D. James 1890 John W. Lewis 1890 Henry D. McHenry 1890 Samuel J. Pugh 1890-91 J. Proctor Knott 1891 Thomas Jefferson Nunn 1891 South Strong 1912

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1850: Harrison Taylor, defeated.

 

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