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North Carolina: Constitutional Convention


Delegates to State Constitutional Convention, 1776-1875 (May be incomplete!)
Samuel Ashe 1776 Thomas Burke 1776 Richard Caswell 1776 James Gillespie 1776 Whitmell Hill 1776 Willie Jones 1776 Matthew Locke 1776 Absalom Tatom 1787 John Blair, Jr. 1788-89 Joel Lane 1788 Benjamin Hawkins 1789 Joel Lane 1789 Matthew Locke 1789 Joseph McDowell 1789 Daniel M. Barringer 1835 Asa Biggs 1835 John Branch 1835 Samuel P. Carson 1835 Burgess Sidney Gaither 1835 Nathaniel Macon 1835 William S. Ashe 1861 William Lander 1861 John Manning, Jr. 1861 Nathaniel Boyden 1865 George Washington Brooks 1865-66 Thomas Jordan Jarvis 1865 Alexander Hamilton Jones 1865 George Washington Logan 1865 Thomas Settle 1865 Leonidas Lafayette Polk 1866 Joseph Carter Abbott 1868 John Washington Graham 1868 Israel George Lash 1868 Jesse Johnson Yeates 1871 Risden Tyler Bennett 1875 James E. Boyd 1875 Benjamin Hickman Bunn 1875 Thomas Jordan Jarvis 1875 John Manning, Jr. 1875 James Edward O'Hara 1875 J. Williams Thorne 1875 Josiah Turner 1875


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