|
North Carolina
State Senate |
|
1817 |
| This General Assembly met from November 17 to
December 24, 1817. |
|
County |
Delegate |
|
Anson |
Joseph Pickett |
|
Ashe |
George Bower |
|
Beaufort |
Reading Grist |
|
Bertie |
George Outlaw |
|
Bladen |
James J. McKay |
|
Brunswick |
Jacob Leonard |
|
Buncombe |
Thomas Foster |
|
Burke |
Alexander Perkins |
|
Cabarrus |
Abraham C. McKee |
|
Camden |
Caleb Perkins |
|
Carteret |
George H. Dudley |
|
Caswell |
Bartlett Yancey* |
|
Chatham |
John Farrar |
|
Chowan |
Charles E. Johnson |
|
Columbus |
Thomas Frink |
|
Craven |
John S. Smith |
|
Cumberland |
Lauchlin Bethune |
|
Currituck |
Spence Hall |
|
Duplin |
Daniel Glisson |
|
Edgecombe |
James Benton |
|
Franklin |
James J. Hill |
|
Gates |
Joseph Riddick |
|
Granville |
Willis Lewis |
|
Greene |
W.V. Speight |
|
Guilford |
John Caldwell |
|
Halifax |
John Branch* |
|
Haywood |
Thomas Tatham |
|
Hertford |
Thomas Wynns |
|
Hyde |
B.F. Eborn |
|
Iredell |
Charles D. Conner |
|
Johnston |
John Williams |
|
Jones |
John Simmons |
|
Lenoir |
Simon Bruton |
|
Lincoln |
John Reid |
|
Martin |
Simmons J. Baker |
|
Mecklenburg |
William Davidson |
|
Montgomery |
John Crump |
|
Moore |
Atlas Jones |
|
Nash |
Robert C. Hilliard |
|
New Hanover |
Samuel Ashe |
|
Northampton |
Cornelius Moore |
|
Onslow |
Christopher Dudley |
|
Orange |
Archibald D. Murphey |
|
Pasquotank |
Asa Sanderlin |
|
Perquimans |
Willis Riddick |
|
Person |
Richard Atkinson |
|
Pitt |
Luke Albritton |
|
Randolph |
Seth Wade |
|
Richmond |
Thomas Steele |
|
Robeson |
William Brown |
|
Rockingham |
William Bethell |
|
Rowan |
Daniel Leatherman |
|
Rutherford |
William Greene |
|
Sampson |
Michael J. Kenan |
|
Stokes |
Joseph Allen |
|
Surry |
Thomas Wright |
|
Tyrrell |
Zebulon Tarkington |
|
Wake |
Nathaniel Jones |
|
Warren |
Robert R. Johnson |
|
Washington |
Downing Leary |
|
Wayne |
Barnabas McKinnie |
|
Wilkes |
James Wellborn |
| * John Branch was elected Speaker of the Senate.
He was soon elected as Governor. Bartlett Yancey was then elected
as Speaker of the Senate. Robert Williams was elected as Clerk. |
