North Carolina State House of Commons




North Carolina in the 1800s

North Carolina State House of Commons
1829-1830
This General Assembly met from November 16, 1829 to January 8, 1830. During 1828, the NC Legislature created Macon County. In 1829, Macon County sent their first delegates to the NC General Assembly.
County	Delegates
Anson	William A. Morris	Joseph White
Ashe	James Calloway	Zachariah Baker
Beaufort	S. Smallwood	J.W. Williams
Bertie	William S. Mhoon	Alexander W. Mebane
Bladen	John J. McMillan	Robert Melvin
Brunswick	John P. Gause	Marsden Campbell
Buncombe	David L. Swain	William Orr
Burke	David Newland	Joseph Neill
Cabarrus	William McLean	Daniel M. Barringer
Camden	Thomas Dozier	A.H. Grandy
Carteret	David W. Borden	J.S.W. Hellen
Caswell	James Kerr	John Wilson
Chatham	Joseph J. Brooks	Hugh McQueen
Chowan	William Beyrum	George Blair
Columbus	Luke R. Simmons	Richard Wooten
Craven	John M. Bryan	Nathaniel Smith
Cumberland	Alexander McNeill	Alexander Buie
Currituck	Benjamin T. Simmons	W.D. Barnard
Davidson	William W. Wiseman	Lewis Snyder
Duplin	William Wright	John Farrier
Edgecombe	Gray Little	Moses Baker
Franklin	William J. Branch	Thomas J. Russell
Gates	W.W. Stedman	Riseup Rawls
Granville	James Wyche	Spencer O'Brien
Greene	James Harper	Arthur Speight
Guilford	F.L. Simpson	George C. Mendenhall
Halifax	Jesse A. Bynum	Thomas Nicholson
Haywood	Ninian Edmondston	James R. Love
Hertford	John H. Wheeler	Elisha A Chamlee
Hyde	Foster Jarvis	Marshal Dickinson
Iredell	Joseph M. Bogle	William King
Johnston	Hillory Wilder	K.Q. Adams
Jones	Owen B. Cox	Alfred Stanly
Lenoir	Allen W. Wooten	Council Wooten
Lincoln	Bartlett Shipp	Andrew H. Loretz
Macon	James Whitaker	Asaph Enloe
Martin	Jesse Cooper	William Watts
Mecklenburg	William J. Alexander*	Evan Alexander
Montgomery	James M. Lilley	Reuben Kendall
Moore	William Hancock	Duncan Murchison
Nash	Joseph Arrington	Duncan York
New Hanover	William S. Larkins	Patrick Murphey
Northampton	Roderick B. Gary	James T. Hayley
Onslow	Richard H. Hatch	John B. Thompson
Orange	John Stockard	Thomas H. Taylor
Pasquotank	Thomas Bell	Thomas Jordan
Perquimans	Thomas Wilson	Benjamin Mullen
Person	Thomas Webb	Thomas M. McGehee
Pitt	Alfred Moye	William Clark
Randolph	A. Brower	Alexander Cunningham
Richmond	Neill Nicholson	James Murphey
Robeson	John Purcell	John Brown
Rockingham	William Bethell	Wilson S. Hill
Rowan	Thomas G. Polk	Richmond Mumford Pearson
Rutherford	James Graham	James M. Carson
Sampson	Dickson Sloan	Archibald C. Monk
Stokes	John Banner	John Butner
Surry	Alfred C. Moore	Ephraim Hough
Tyrrell	Frederick Davenport	Daniel N. Bateman
Wake	Samuel Whitaker	Nathaniel G. Rand
Warren	William G. Jones	John H. Green
Washington	Uriah W. Swanner	James A. Chesson
Wayne	James Rhodes	John W. Sasser
Wilkes	William Horton	Montfort Stokes

Town	Delegate
Edenton	Samuel T. Sawyer
Fayetteville	John D. Eccles
Halifax (town)	William L. Long
Hillsborough	Frederick Nash
New Bern	Charles B. Spaight
Salisbury	Charles Fisher
Wilmington	Joseph A. Hill
* William J. Alexander was elected Speaker of the House of Commons. Pleasant Henderson was elected as Clerk.

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