North Carolina State House of Commons




North Carolina in the 1800s

North Carolina State House of Commons
1834-1835
This General Assembly met from November 17, 1834 to January 10, 1835. During 1833, the NC Legislature created Yancey County. In 1834, Yancey County sent its first delegates to the NC General Assembly.
County	Delegates
Anson	Pleasant W. Kittrell	A.W. Brandon
Ashe	Taliaferro Witcher	Jonathan Horton
Beaufort	S. Smallwood	Henry S. Clark
Bertie	David Outlaw	Thomas J. Pugh
Bladen	Robert Lyon	George Cromartie
Brunswick	Abram Baker	Rt. C. McCracken
Buncombe	James Weaver	Joseph Henry
Burke	James H. Perkins	Samuel Fleming
Cabarrus	Daniel M. Barringer	Jacob Williams
Camden	Thomas Tillett	James N. McPherson
Carteret	James Manny	Elijah S. Bell
Caswell	John E. Brown	Littleton A. Gwinn
Chatham	R.C. Cotten	William Foushee
Chowan	Baker F. Welch	William Beyrum
Columbus	Marmaduke Powell	Thomas Frink
Craven	F.P. Latham	Abner Hartley
Cumberland	David McNeill	Dillon Jordan
Currituck	Joshua Harrison	Wallace Bray
Davidson	Charles Brummell	George Smith
Duplin	Owen R. Kenan	James K. Hill
Edgecombe	John W. Potts	Turner Bynum
Franklin	William Horn Battle	Joseph J. Maclin
Gates	John Willey	Lemuel Riddick
Granville	Sandy Harris	Robert Potter
Greene	James Harper	James Williams
Guilford	Jesse H. Lindsay	Ralph Gorrell
Halifax	J.R.J. Daniel	William L. Long
Haywood	John L. Smith	Joseph H. Walker
Hertford	Isaac Carter	Sipha Smith
Hyde	John L. Swindell	Benjamin Watson
Iredell	James A. King	Solomon Lowdermilk
Johnston	James Tomlinson	Kedar Whitley
Jones	John H. Hammond	Nathan Foscue
Lenoir	Windall Davis	George Whitfield
Lincoln	Henry Cansler	Michael Hoke
Macon	James W. Gwinn	Thomas Tatham
Martin	Raleigh Roebuck	Alfred M. Slade
Mecklenburg	William J. Alexander*	James M. Hutchison
Montgomery	Francis Locke	Edmund F. Lilley
Moore	William Wadsworth	Angus McDonald
Nash	George Boddie	Ford Taylor
New Hanover	Louis H. Marsteller	Stephen Register
Northampton	William E. Crump	A.B. Smith
Onslow	Daniel S. Sanders	Nathaniel L. Mitchell
Orange	Joseph Allison	John Stockard
Pasquotank	John C. Blatchford	Thomas C. Matthews
Perquimans	Benjamin Mullen	Josiah Perry
Person	Robert Jones	James M. Williamson
Pitt	J.L. Foreman	Luke Albritton
Randolph	Benjamin Hawkins	Zebedee Rush
Richmond	James Williams	Isaac Dockery
Robeson	Giles S. McLean	Benjamin Lee
Rockingham	Philip Irion	Blake W. Brasswell
Rowan	John Clements	Burton Craig
Rutherford	John H. Bedford	David Hannick
Sampson	Dickson Sloan	Archibald C. Monk
Stokes	Leonard Ziglar	John F. Poindexter
Surry	Harrison M. Waugh	Pleasant Henderson
Tyrrell	Charles McCleese	George H. Alexander
Wake	Wesley Jones	William H. Haywood, Jr.
Warren	John Bragg	Thomas I. Judkins
Washington	Uriah H. Swanner	A. Davenport
Wayne	Calvin Coor	William B. Frost
Wilkes	William Horton	Benjamin F. Martin
Yancey	Tilman Blalock	William Dayton

Town	Delegate
Edenton	Frederick Noscum
Fayetteville	James Seawell
Halifax (town)	Thomas Ousby
Hillsborough	William A. Graham
New Bern	Matthias Evans Manly
Salisbury	Richard H. Alexander
Wilmington	Edward M. Dudley
* William J. Alexander was elected Speaker of the House of Commons. Charles Manly was elected as Clerk.

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