North Carolina State Senate




North Carolina in the 1800s

North Carolina State Senate
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	Delegate
Anson	Alexander Little
Ashe	Noah Mast
Beaufort	J. McWilliams
Bertie	Alexander W. Mebane
Bladen	John J. McMillan
Brunswick	Maurice Moore
Buncombe	James Lowry
Burke	Samuel P. Carson
Cabarrus	George Klutts
Camden	Edmund I. Barco
Carteret	Otway Burns
Caswell	James Kerr
Chatham	Hugh McQueen
Chowan	Samuel T. Sawyer
Columbus	Caleb Stephens
Craven	Richard Dobbs Spaight, Jr.
Cumberland	Duncan McCormick
Currituck	Daniel Lindsay, Jr.
Davidson	John A. Hogan
Duplin	John E. Hussey
Edgecombe	Hardy Flowers
Franklin	John D. Hawkins
Gates	William W. Cowper
Granville	James Wyche
Greene	Wyatt Moye
Guilford	Jonathan Parker
Halifax	John Branch
Haywood	Ninian Edmonston
Hertford	George W. Montgomery
Hyde	Caleb Spencer
Iredell	Joseph P. Caldwell
Johnston	Hillory Wilder
Jones	James Harrison
Lenoir	William D. Moseley*
Lincoln	Bartlett Shipp
Macon	Benjamin S. Brittain
Martin	Jesse Cooper
Mecklenburg	William H. McLeary
Montgomery	Reuben Kendall
Moore	Cornelius Dowd
Nash	Samuel L. Arrington
New Hanover	Owen Holmes
Northampton	William B. Lockhart
Onslow	Thomas Ennett
Orange	William Montgomery
Pasquotank	Frederick Whitehurst
Perquimans	Jesse Wilson
Person	Isham Edwards
Pitt	Alfred Moye
Randolph	Alfred Staley
Richmond	John Fairley
Robeson	Shadrack Howell
Rockingham	Robert Martin
Rowan	John Beard, Jr.
Rutherford	Bremen H. Durham
Sampson	Edward C. Gavin
Stokes	William Flynt
Surry	William P. Dobson
Tyrrell	Ephraim Mann
Wake	Samuel Whitaker
Warren	Weldon Nathaniel Edwards
Washington	Charles Phelps
Wayne	Gabriel Sherard
Wilkes	James Wellborn
Yancey	Thomas Baker
* William D. Moseley was elected Speaker of the Senate. Samuel F. Patterson was elected as Clerk.

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