|
North Carolina
State House of Commons |
|
1852 |
| This General Assembly met from October
4, 1852 to December 27, 1852. |
|
County |
Number of
Delegates Authorized |
Delegate(s) |
|
Anson |
2 |
Atlas Jones Dargan, Cary Tolson |
|
Ashe |
1 |
Benjamin C. Calloway |
|
Beaufort |
2 |
Jesse R. Stubbs, William H.
Tripp |
|
Bertie |
2 |
Joseph B. Cherry, S.B. Spruill |
|
Bladen |
1 |
J.G. McDugald |
|
Brunswick |
1 |
Henry H. Waters |
|
Buncombe |
2 |
John A. Fagg, James Lowrie |
|
Burke |
2 |
William W. Avery, John S. Erwin |
|
Cabarrus |
2 |
John Shimpock, William S. Harris |
|
Caldwell |
1 |
Elisha P. Miller |
|
Camden |
1 |
Caleb Barco |
|
Carteret |
1 |
David W. Whitehurst |
|
Caswell |
2 |
Samuel P. Hill, William Long |
|
Catawba |
1 |
Unknown / Vacant |
|
Chatham |
3 |
Richard Carney Cotten, Turner
Bynum, J.F. Reeves |
|
Cherokee |
1 |
Charles M. Stiles |
|
Chowan |
1 |
Hugh W. Collins |
|
Cleveland |
1 |
A.W. Burton |
|
Columbus |
1 |
Forney George |
|
Craven |
2 |
Richard A. Russell, C.B. Wood |
|
Cumberland |
2 |
George W. Pegram, James C. Dobbin |
|
Currituck |
1 |
Samuel B. Jarvis |
|
Davidson |
2 |
James M. Leach, W. Harris |
|
Davie |
1 |
Burgess S. Gaither |
|
Duplin |
2 |
W.E. Hill, David Reid |
|
Edgecombe |
2 |
W. Ellis, William Norfleet |
|
Franklin |
2 |
William K. Martin, Philemon
B. Hawkins |
|
Gates |
1 |
Mills H. Eure |
|
Granville |
3 |
James S. Amis, William H. Lyon,
Willie Perry |
|
Greene |
1 |
Benjamin F. Williams |
|
Guilford |
3 |
David F. Caldwell, Calvin Henderson
Wiley, Calvin Johnston |
|
Halifax |
2 |
James D. Perkins, Richard H.
Smith |
|
Haywood |
1 |
Robert G.A. Love |
|
Henderson |
1 |
John D. Baxter* |
|
Hertford |
1 |
W.L. Daniel |
|
Hyde |
1 |
R.J. Wynne |
|
Iredell |
3 |
J.R.B. Adams, V. Teague, William Turner |
|
Johnston |
2 |
S. Goodwin, Willis H. Sanders |
|
Jones |
1 |
William P. Ward |
|
Lenoir |
1 |
William Sutton |
|
Lincoln |
4 |
Henderson Sherrill, James A.
Caldwell, William Lander, John H. Wheeler |
|
Macon |
1 |
Stephen Munday |
|
Martin |
1 |
A.S. Moring |
|
Mecklenburg |
3 |
William Black, James A. Dunn,
John Ingram |
|
Montgomery |
1 |
Z.V. Simmons |
|
Moore |
1 |
William Barrett |
|
Nash |
1 |
John W. Bryant |
|
New Hanover |
2 |
J.A. Corbett, Robert Strange |
|
Northampton |
2 |
John B. Bynum, B.F. Lockhart |
|
Onslow |
1 |
Edward W. Fonville |
|
Orange |
4 |
Bartlett A. Durham, J.T. Lyon,
Samuel F. Phillips, Josiah Turner, Jr. |
|
Pasquotank |
1 |
George Brooks |
|
Perquimans |
1 |
Jonathan Albertson |
|
Person |
1 |
James Holeman |
|
Pitt |
2 |
William J. Blow, John L. Foreman |
|
Randolph |
2 |
William J. Long, Jesse Thornburg |
|
Richmond |
1 |
Daniel C. McIntyre |
|
Robeson |
2 |
William McNeill, Jacob Alford |
|
Rockingham |
2 |
Alfred Reid, Alfred M. Scales |
|
Rowan |
2 |
Levi Trexler, William A. Walton |
|
Rutherford |
2 |
Calvin J. Webb, Ladson A. Mills |
|
Sampson |
2 |
Amos Herring, A.B. Chestnut |
|
Stanly |
1 |
John Furr |
|
Stokes |
3 |
Henry Marshall, Jesse A. Waugh, J.E. Matthews |
|
Surry |
3 |
Joseph H. Dobson, James Gwynn,
Richard C. Puryear |
|
Tyrrell |
1 |
Jordan L. Jones |
|
Wake |
3 |
Romulus M. Saunders, W.A. Allen,
Gaston H. Wilder |
|
Warren |
2 |
Thomas Christmas, Samuel A.
Williams |
|
Washington |
1 |
Charles Phelps |
|
Wayne |
2 |
William T. Dortch, Ethelred Sauls |
|
Wilkes |
2 |
Leander B. Carmichael, C.L.
Cook |
|
Yancey |
1 |
Cornelius R. Byrd |
| * John Baxter was elected Speaker
of the House of Commons. Stephen D. Pool was Clerk. |
