The Political Graveyard: Tennessee: Confederate House of Representatives

Tennessee: Confederate House of Representatives

Representatives from Tennessee in the Confederate Congress, 1862-65 (May be incomplete!)
John DeWitt Clinton Atkins 1862-65 David Maney Currin 1862-64 Henry Stuart Foote 1862-65 Erasmus Lee Gardenhire 1862-64 Meredith Poindexter Gentry 1862-64 Joseph Brown Heiskell 1862-64 George Washington Jones 1862-64 Thomas Menees 1862-65 William G. Swan 1862-65 William Henry Tibbs 1862-64 John Vines Wright 1862-65 James McCallum 1864-65 Michael Walsh Cluskey 1864-65 Arthur St. Clair Colyar 1864-65 Edwin Augustus Keeble 1864-65 John Porry Murray 1864-65

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1864 Mar 25: David Maney Currin, died in office.

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