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North Carolina
State Senate |
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1864-1865 |
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This General Assembly met from November 21st to December 23rd
in 1864. A Special Session was called from January 17th to February
7th in 1865.
Due to the Civil War, the typical reapportionment of the NC
Legislature due to the 1860 US Census did not take place, and
the two branches of the state government continued with the same
apportionment as based on the 1850 US Census.
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District |
County/Counties |
Delegate (County From) |
|
1 |
Pasquotank & Perquimans |
William H. Bagley (Perquimans) |
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2 |
Camden & Currituck |
D. McD. Lindsay (Camden) |
|
3 |
Chowan & Gates |
Mills H. Eure (Gates) |
|
4 |
Hyde & Tyrrell |
Edward L. Mann (Hyde) |
|
5 |
Northampton |
John B. Odom |
|
6 |
Hertford |
J.M. Wynns |
|
7 |
Bertie |
John Pool |
|
8 |
Martin & Washington |
Jesse R. Stubbs (Martin) |
|
9 |
Halifax |
M.L. Wiggins |
|
10 |
Edgecombe |
Jesse H. Powell |
|
11 |
Pitt |
Elias J. Blount |
|
12 |
Beaufort |
Edward J. Warren |
|
13 |
Craven |
Nathaniel Whitfield |
|
14 |
Carteret & Jones |
M.F. Arendell (Carteret) |
|
15 |
Greene & Lenoir |
James P. Speight (Greene) |
|
16 |
New Hanover |
Edward D. Hall |
|
17 |
Duplin |
R.W. Ward |
|
18 |
Onslow |
Isaac N. Sanders |
|
19 |
Bladen, Brunswick, & Columbus |
John W. Ellis (Columbus) |
|
20 |
Cumberland |
W.B. Wright |
|
21 |
Sampson |
William Kirby |
|
22 |
Wayne |
Benjamin Aycock |
|
23 |
Johnston |
Thomas D. Sneed |
|
24 |
Wake |
Willie D. Jones |
|
25 |
Nash |
A.G. Taylor |
|
26 |
Franklin |
Washington Harris |
|
27 |
Warren |
Thomas J. Pritchard |
|
28 |
Granville |
R.W. Lassiter |
|
29 |
Person |
C.S. Winstead |
|
30 |
Orange |
John Berry |
|
31 |
Alamance & Randolph |
Giles Mebane* (Alamance) |
|
32 |
Chatham |
Elisha H. Straughan |
|
33 |
Montgomery & Moore |
James M. Crump (Montgomery) |
|
34 |
Richmond, & Robeson |
Giles Leitch (Robeson) |
|
35 |
Anson & Union |
William C. Smith (Anson) |
|
36 |
Guilford |
Robert Paine Dick |
|
37 |
Caswell |
William Long |
|
38 |
Rockingham |
Daniel W. Courts |
|
39 |
Mecklenburg |
W.M. Grier |
|
40 |
Cabarrus & Stanly |
J.E. McEachern (Cabarrus) |
|
41 |
Davie & Rowan |
W.B. Marsh (Davie) |
|
42 |
Davidson |
H. Adams |
|
43 |
Forsyth & Stokes |
James E. Matthews (Stokes) |
|
44 |
Ashe, Surry, Watauga, & Yadkin |
Jonathan Horton (Watauga) |
|
45 |
Alexander, Iredell, Wilkes |
A.M. Bogle (Alexander) |
|
46 |
Burke, Caldwell, & McDowell |
Samuel F. Patterson (Caldwell) |
|
47 |
Catawba, Gaston, & Lincoln |
M.L. McCorkle (Catawba) |
|
48 |
Cleveland & Rutherford |
William J.T. Miller (Rutherford) |
|
49 |
Buncombe, Henderson, Madison, & Yancey |
Montreville Patton (Buncombe) |
|
50 |
Cherokee, Haywood, Jackson, & Macon |
S.C. Bryson (Cherokee) |
| * Giles Mebane was elected Speaker of the Senate.
Charles R. Thomas was the Clerk. He resigned, date unknown. Neill
McKay was then the Clerk. |
