The Political Graveyard: Virginia: Secession Convention

Virginia: Secession Convention

Delegates to Virginia Secession Convention, 1861 (May be incomplete!)
William Marshall Ambler 1861 Edward M. Armstrong 1861 William B. Aston 1861 John Brown Baldwin 1861 Alfred M. Barbour 1861 James Barbour 1861 George Baylor 1861 George W. Berlin 1861 Angus R. Blakey 1861 George Blow, Jr. 1861 Caleb Boggess 1861 James Boisseau 1861 Peter B. Borst 1861 Wood Bouldin 1861 William Watson Boyd 1861 Thomas Branch 1861 George William Brent 1861 William Gay Brown 1861 James Coles Bruce 1861 John S. Burdett 1861 James Burley 1861 Benjamin W. Byrne 1861 Frederick Mortimer Cabell 1861 John Arthur Campbell 1861 Allen Taylor Caperton 1861 John S. Carlile 1861 John Armistead Carter 1861 William P. Cecil 1861 John Randolph Chambliss 1861 Manlius Chapman 1861 Sherrard Clemens 1861 Samuel Agustus Coffman 1861 Raphael M. Conn 1861 C. B. Conrad 1861 Robert Young Conrad 1861 James Henry Couch 1861 James H. Cox 1861 Richard H. Cox 1861 John Critcher 1861 William H. B. Custis 1861 Marshall Mortimer Dent 1861 Harvey Deskins 1861 James Baldwin Dorman 1861 William H. Dulany 1861 Jubal Anderson Early 1861 John Echols 1861 Miers W. Fisher 1861 Thomas Stanhope Flournoy 1861 William W. Forbes 1861 Napoleon B. French 1861 Colbert C. Fugate 1861 Samuel Meredith Garland 1861 Henry L. Gillespie 1861 William Leftwich Goggin 1861 John Goode, Jr. 1861 Thomas F. Goode 1861 Samuel Livingston Graham 1861 Robert E. Grant 1861 Peyton Gravely 1861 Algernon Sidney Gray 1861 Fendall Gregory, Jr. 1861 Fielden L. Hale 1861 Addison Hall 1861 Cyrus Hall 1861 Ephraim B. Hall 1861 Leonard Stout Hall 1861 Allen C. Hammond 1861 Lewis E. Harvie 1861 Alpheus F. Haymond 1861 James W. Hoge 1861 James Philemon Holcombe 1861 James Gustavus Holladay 1861 Chester D. Hubbard 1861 John N. Hughes 1861 George W. Hull 1861 Eppa Hunton 1861 Lewis Daniel Isbell 1861 John Jay Jackson 1861 John Janney 1861 Marmaduke Johnson 1861 Peter Carr Johnston 1861 Robert Craig Kent 1861 John Richardson Kilby 1861 John J. Kindred 1861 James Lawson 1861 Walter D. Leake 1861 John F. Lewis 1861 William Hamilton MacFarland 1861 Charles King Mallory 1861 Thomas Maslin 1861 Henry H. Masters 1861 William McComas 1861 James C. McGrew 1861 Paul McNeel 1861 Fleming B. Miller 1861 Horatio Gates Moffett 1861 Robert Latane Montague 1861 Samuel McDowell Moore 1861 Edmund Taylor Morris 1861 Jeremiah Morton 1861 William J. Neblett 1861 Hugh Mortimer Nelson 1861 Johnson Orrick 1861 Logan Osburn 1861 William C. Parks 1861 Spicer Patrick 1861 Edmund Pendleton 1861 George McCandless Porter 1861 William Ballard Preston 1861 Samuel Price 1861 David Pugh 1861 George W. Randolph 1861 George William Richardson 1861 Timothy Rives 1861 Peter Saunders, Sr. 1861 Robert Eden Scott 1861 William Campbell Scott 1861 John Tyler Seawell 1861 John D. Sharp 1861 James White Sheffey 1861 Thomas Sitlington 1861 Charles Rice Slaughter 1861 Valentine Wood Southall 1861 John M. Speed 1861 Burwell Spurlock 1861 Samuel G. Staples 1861 James Magruder Strange 1861 Alexander Hugh Holmes Stuart 1861 Chapman Johnson Stuart 1861 George William Summers 1861 William T. Sutherlin 1861 Campbell Tarr 1861 George Plater Tayloe 1861 John Thruston Thornton 1861 William Marshall Tredway 1861 Franklin P. Turner 1861 Robert H. Turner 1861 John Tyler 1861 Edward Waller 1861 William White 1861 Robert Henry Whitfield 1861 Williams Carter Wickham 1861 Waitman T. Willey 1861 Samuel Croudson Williams 1861 Benjamin Wilson 1861 Henry Alexander Wise 1861 Samuel Woods 1861 Benjamin F. Wysor 1861

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