The Political Graveyard: Tennessee: Constitutional Convention

Tennessee: Constitutional Convention

Delegates to State Constitutional Convention, 1796-1971 (May be incomplete!)
William Blount 1796 William C. C. Claiborne 1796 William Cocke 1796 Joseph McMinn 1796 John Rhea 1796 Archibald Roane 1796 William Blount 1834 Richard Cheatham 1834 Abraham McClelland 1834 Robert Weakley 1834 William G. Brownlow 1864 Samuel Mayes Arnell 1865 Abraham Ellison Garrett 1865 Leonidas C. Houk 1865 William Jay Smith 1865 Henry R. Gibson 1870 Joseph Brown Heiskell 1870 John Ford House 1870 George Washington Jones 1870 Thomas McKissick Jones 1870 David McKendree Key 1870 Keith Hampton 1953 Jim Nance McCord 1953 Clifford Robertson Allen 1971

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