North Carolina State House of Commons




North Carolina in the 1800s

North Carolina State House of Commons
1823-1824
This General Assembly met from November 17, 1823 to January 1, 1824. In 1822, the NC Legislature created Davidson County. In 1823, Davidson County sent their first delegates to the NC General Assembly.
County	Delegates
Anson	Joseph White	James Gordon
Ashe	A.B. McMillan	Joshua Weaver
Beaufort	Thomas W. Blackledge	W. Ormond
Bertie	Simon A. Bryan	James G. Mhoon
Bladen	R. Melvin	William Davis
Brunswick	Alfred Moore*	Jacob W. Leonard
Buncombe	James Lowrie	James Whitaker
Burke	Brice Collins	William Roane
Cabarrus	Charles Melchor	William McLean
Camden	W.B. Webster	Thomas Tillett
Carteret	Isaac Hellen	Edward H. Bell
Caswell	Bedford Brown	James Rainey
Chatham	William Underwood	Ambrose K. Ramsey
Chowan	Joshua Mewborn	Unknown / Vacant
Columbus	Caleb Stephens	J.H. White
Craven	John M. Bryan	S. Whitehurst
Cumberland	Neill McNeill	Samuel P. Ashe
Currituck	Willoughby D. Barnard	John Forbes
Davidson	Jesse Hargrave	William Bodenhamer
Duplin	Stephen Miller	William H. Frederick
Edgecombe	William Wilkins	Moses Baker
Franklin	Lark Fox	Guilford Lewis
Gates	W.W. Stedman	John Walton
Granville	Robert Jeter	William G. Bowers
Greene	Charles Edwards	R.G. Bright
Guilford	Samuel Hunter	David Worth
Halifax	R.A. Jones	Willis Alston
Haywood	James R. Love	Ninian Edmondston
Hertford	John Vann	James Copeland
Hyde	Littlejohn Pugh	William Watson
Iredell	Asa Beall	James Hill
Johnston	Hillory Wilder	Robert H. Helme
Jones	Risden McDaniel	Emanuel Jarman
Lenoir	William B. Kilpatrick	Isaac Croom
Lincoln	Daniel Conrad	O.W. Holland
Martin	Lawrence Cherry	Gabriel L. Stewart
Mecklenburg	Matthew Baine	Thomas G. Polk
Montgomery	John Dargan	Hardy Morgan
Moore	Gideon Seawell	Angus Martin
Nash	Archibald Lamon	Thomas N. Mann
New Hanover	Stokely Sidbury	Joseph A. Hill
Northampton	Roderick B. Gary	L.P. Williamson
Onslow	Eli W. Ward	Lewis T. Oliver
Orange	James Mebane	John McCauley
Pasquotank	Thomas Bell	Carter Barnard
Perquimans	Theophilus Barrow	M. Elliott
Person	Thomas Webb	J.G.A. Williamson
Pitt	John Cherry	Wilkes Brooks
Randolph	Abraham Brower	George Hoover
Richmond	Tryan McFarland	John Cole
Robeson	Jacob Alford	Shadrach Howell
Rockingham	Edward T. Broadnax	Robert Martin
Rowan	Charles Fisher	John Clements
Rutherford	John Carson	James Graham
Sampson	D. Underwood	John Sellers
Stokes	Augustine H. Shepherd	Joseph M. Flynt
Surry	E. Thompson	T.B. Wright
Tyrrell	Enoch Hassell	Ephraim Mann
Wake	Samuel Whitaker	James F. Taylor
Warren	Daniel Turner	Robert H. Jones
Washington	T.H. Walker	Samuel Davenport
Wayne	Joshua Hastings	Stephen Smith
Wilkes	Nathaniel Gordon	William Horton

Town	Delegate
Edenton	James Iredell, Jr.
Fayetteville	Robert Strange
Halifax (town)	Jesse A. Bynum
Hillsborough	Thomas Clancy
New Bern	John Stanly
Salisbury	John L. Henderson
Wilmington	M.W. Campbell
* Alfred Moore was elected Speaker of the House of Commons. Pleasant Henderson was elected as Clerk.

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