|
North Carolina
State House of Commons |
|
1850-1851 |
| This General Assembly met from November
18, 1850 to January 29, 1851. |
|
County |
Number of
Delegates Authorized |
Delegate(s) |
|
Anson |
2 |
Atlas Jones Dargan, Benjamin
I. Dunlap |
|
Ashe |
1 |
Alexander B. McMillan |
|
Beaufort |
2 |
Jesse R. Stubbs, William H.
Tripp |
|
Bertie |
2 |
Joseph B. Cherry, Patrick H.
Winston |
|
Bladen |
1 |
Thomas S.D. McDowell |
|
Brunswick |
1 |
John H. Hill |
|
Buncombe |
2 |
Marcus Erwin, James Sharpe |
|
Burke |
2 |
William W. Avery, T. George
Walton |
|
Cabarrus |
2 |
Joseph W. Scott, John Shimpock |
|
Caldwell |
1 |
John Hayes |
|
Camden |
1 |
Caleb Barco |
|
Carteret |
1 |
Jennings Piggott |
|
Caswell |
2 |
Samuel P. Hill, David S. Johnson |
|
Catawba |
1 |
Unknown / Vacant |
|
Chatham |
3 |
G.M. Brazier, Richard Carney
Cotten, Daniel Hackney |
|
Cherokee |
1 |
George W. Hays |
|
Chowan |
1 |
William E. Bond |
|
Cleveland |
1 |
G.G. Holland |
|
Columbus |
1 |
John A. Maultsby |
|
Craven |
2 |
George S. Stevenson, Alonzo
T. Jerkins |
|
Cumberland |
2 |
George W. Pegram, James C. Dobbin* |
|
Currituck |
1 |
Samuel B. Jarvis |
|
Davidson |
2 |
James M. Leach, Alfred G. Forster |
|
Davie |
1 |
Stephen Douthitt |
|
Duplin |
2 |
Isaac B. Kelly, N.P. Matthis |
|
Edgecombe |
2 |
Joshua Barnes, Kenneth Thigpen |
|
Franklin |
2 |
William K. Martin, Josiah Bridgers |
|
Gates |
1 |
Mills H. Eure |
|
Granville |
3 |
James S. Amis, Lewis Parham,
William R. Wiggins |
|
Greene |
1 |
Benjamin F. Williams |
|
Guilford |
3 |
David F. Caldwell, Peter Adams,
Calvin Henderson Wiley |
|
Halifax |
2 |
Dudley C. Clanton, William B.
Pope |
|
Haywood |
1 |
Robert G.A. Love |
|
Henderson |
1 |
Henry T. Farmer |
|
Hertford |
1 |
Kenneth Rayner |
|
Hyde |
1 |
Erasmus H. Sanderson |
|
Iredell |
3 |
E. Mansfield Campbell, Joseph M. Bogle, G.G. McKay |
|
Johnston |
2 |
Andrew J. Leach, Linn B. Sanders |
|
Jones |
1 |
F.G. Simmons |
|
Lenoir |
1 |
William Sutton |
|
Lincoln |
4 |
Franklin D. Reinhardt, Samuel
N. Stowe, Richard Rankin, Henderson Sherrill |
|
Macon |
1 |
David W. Siler |
|
Martin |
1 |
William L. Mizell |
|
Mecklenburg |
3 |
James J. Williams, E. Constantine
Davidson, John K. Harrison |
|
Montgomery |
1 |
Zebedee Russell |
|
Moore |
1 |
Samuel J. Person |
|
Nash |
1 |
Ford Taylor |
|
New Hanover |
2 |
William Hill, John D. Powers |
|
Northampton |
2 |
Thomas J. Person, David A. Barnes |
|
Onslow |
1 |
Edward W. Fonville |
|
Orange |
4 |
Cadwallader Jones, Jr., Bartlett
A. Durham, Daniel A. Montgomery, George Patterson |
|
Pasquotank |
1 |
George D. Pool |
|
Perquimans |
1 |
Thomas Wilson |
|
Person |
1 |
C.S. Winstead |
|
Pitt |
2 |
William J. Blow, Marshall Dickinson |
|
Randolph |
2 |
J.M.A. Drake, Jesse Thornburg |
|
Richmond |
1 |
Walter L. Steele |
|
Robeson |
2 |
Neal McNeill, William McNeill |
|
Rockingham |
2 |
Horatio Kallam, Thomas Ruffin, Jr. |
|
Rowan |
2 |
A.H. Caldwell, O.G. Foard |
|
Rutherford |
2 |
Jesse B. Sloan, Calvin J. Webb |
|
Sampson |
2 |
Amos Herring, John L. Boykin |
|
Stanly |
1 |
Francis Locke |
|
Stokes |
3 |
Allen Flynt, Henry Marshall, Jesse A. Waugh |
|
Surry |
3 |
James Sheek, Joseph Cockerham,
J.R. McLean |
|
Tyrrell |
1 |
Joseph McCleese |
|
Wake |
3 |
James D. Newsom, Burwell Rollins,
Romulus M. Saunders |
|
Warren |
2 |
Francis A. Thornton, William
Eaton, Jr. |
|
Washington |
1 |
Uriah W. Swanner |
|
Wayne |
2 |
Curtis H. Brogden, John V. Sherard |
|
Wilkes |
2 |
Alfred M. Forster, James B.
Gordon |
|
Yancey |
1 |
Samuel Fleming |
| * James C. Dobbin was elected Speaker
of the House of Commons. Perrin Busbee was Clerk. |
