The Political Graveyard: Virginia: Confederate House of Representatives

Virginia: Confederate House of Representatives

Representatives from Virginia in the Confederate Congress, 1862-65 (May be incomplete!)
Alexander Robinson Boteler 1862-64 Charles W. Russell 1862-65 John Brown Baldwin 1862-65 Thomas Stanhope Bocock 1862-65 John Randolph Chambliss 1862-64 Daniel Coleman De Jarnette 1862-65 Muscoe Russell Hunter Garnett 1862-64 John Goode, Jr. 1862-65 James Philemon Holcombe 1862-64 Albert Gallatin Jenkins 1862 Robert Johnston 1862-65 James Lyons 1862-64 Walter Preston 1862-64 Roger A. Pryor 1862 William Smith 1862-63 Waller Redd Staples 1862-65 Charles Fenton Collier 1862-64 Samuel A. Miller 1863-65 David Funsten 1863-65 Thomas Saunders Gholson 1864-65 Frederick William Mackey Holliday 1864-65 LaFayette McMullen 1864-65 Robert Latane Montague 1864-65 William Cabell Rives 1864-65 Robert Henry Whitfield 1864-65 Williams Carter Wickham 1864-65

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1864 Feb 14: Muscoe Russell Hunter Garnett, died in office.

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