The Political Graveyard: North Carolina: House of Commons

North Carolina: House of Commons

Members of the North Carolina House of Commons, 1760-1866 (May be incomplete!)
Samuel Johnston 1760- Dempsey Moore 177? Whitmell Hill 1777 Abner Nash 1777-78 John Williams of Montpelier 1777-78 Benjamin Hawkins 1778-79 John Rhea 178? William Cumming 1781 William Blount 1781 William Cumming 1783-84 Bryan Whitfield 1783 William Blount 1783 Benjamin Hawkins 1784 Nathan Bryan 1787 John Blair, Jr. 1788-89 Thomas Blount 1788 William Cumming 1788 Willis Alston 1790-92 Benjamin Williams 179? Nathan Bryan 1791-94 William Johnson Dawson 1791 Duncan McFarlan 1792 Jesse Franklin 1793- Evan S. Alexander 1796-1803 George Outlaw 1796-97 Nathaniel Alexander 1797 Oliver Fitts 1798-99 John Stanly 1798-99 James Stewart 1798-99 Lemuel Sawyer 1800-01 Joseph Hunter Bryan 1804-05 Joseph Hunter Bryan 1807-09 Archibald Henderson 1807-09 Lawrence Moore 1807-09 Archibald McNeill 1808-09 George Mumford 1810-11 Edward B. Dudley 1811-13 John Stanly 1812-15 James Iredell 1813- Archibald Henderson 1814 Bedford Brown 1815-17 Edward B. Dudley 1816-17 Thomas Settle 1816 John Stanly 1818-19 Archibald Henderson 1819-20 Willis Alston 1820-24 William Salter Blackledge 1820 Otway Burns 1821-22 John Motley Morehead 1821 Robert Strange 1821-23 Bedford Brown 1823 Jesse Atherton Bynum 1823-24 John Stanly 1823-26 Otway Burns 1824-27 Richard Hines 1824 John Motley Morehead 1826-27 Thomas Settle 1826-27 Robert Strange 1826 Jesse Atherton Bynum 1827-30 William S. Mhoon 1828-30 Joseph Watford 1828 Daniel M. Barringer 1829-34 Alexander W. Mebane 1829-30 John Bragg 1830-34 William H. Haywood, Jr. 1831 Otway Burns 1832 William A. Graham 1833-40 Edward B. Dudley 1834-35 William H. Haywood, Jr. 1834-36 Greene Washington Caldwell 1836-41 Nathaniel Boyden 1838-40 John Motley Morehead 1838 Daniel M. Barringer 1840-42 Asa Biggs 1840 John Baxter 1842-43 Asa Biggs 1842 John Baxter 1846-48 John Baxter 1852-57 George Washington Brooks 1852 Daniel M. Barringer 1854 Thomas Settle 1854-59 Matt W. Ransom 1858-60 Leonidas Lafayette Polk 1860 Jesse Johnson Yeates 1860-62 Louis C. Latham 1864 George Washington Brooks 1865-66

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