The Political Graveyard: New York: 1821 Constitutional Convention

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New York: 1821 Constitutional Convention

Delegates to State Constitutional Convention, 1821 (May be incomplete!)
Ezekiel Bacon 1821 Victory Birdseye 1821 Micah Brooks 1821 John Cramer 1821 Joel Frost 1821 John Hallock, Jr. 1821 James L. Hogeboom 1821 Peter A. Jay 1821 James Kent 1821 John Lefferts 1821 Samuel Nelson 1821 Nathaniel Pitcher 1821 John Richards 1821 Erastus Root 1821 Robert S. Rose 1821 Ebenezer Sage 1821 Nathan Sanford 1821 Peter Sharpe 1821 Ambrose Spencer 1821 Jacob Sutherland 1821 James Tallmadge, Jr. 1821 Daniel D. Tompkins 1821 Martin Van Buren 1821 Richard Van Horne 1821 William W. Van Ness 1821 Jacob R. Van Rensselaer 1821 Stephen Van Rensselaer 1821 Peter H. Wendover 1821 Elisha Williams 1821 Nathan Williams 1821

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