|
North Carolina
State House of Representatives |
|
1919-1920 |
| This General Assembly met from January 8th to
March 11th in 1919. An Extra Session was convened from August
10th to August 26th in 1920. |
|
County |
Number of
Delegates Authorized |
Delegate(s) |
|
Alamance |
1 |
William James Graham |
|
Alexander |
1 |
Edgar W. Moose |
|
Alleghany |
1 |
Rufus A. Doughton |
|
Anson |
1 |
Thomas C. Coxe |
|
Ashe |
1 |
Thomas A. Farmer |
|
Avery |
1 |
James Henry Philo Pritchard |
|
Beaufort |
1 |
William Miles Butt |
|
Bertie |
1 |
John Hilary Matthews |
|
Bladen |
1 |
Archibald M. Kelly |
|
Brunswick |
1 |
Demsey L. Hewett |
|
Buncombe |
2 |
James Dixon Eckles, Luke Herman Young |
|
Burke |
1 |
Joseph Edward Wilson |
|
Cabarrus |
1 |
Hiette Sinclair Williams |
|
Caldwell |
1 |
E. Garland Suttlemyre |
|
Camden |
1 |
Marshall Leary Burgess |
|
Carteret |
1 |
David Morse Jones |
|
Caswell |
1 |
John Edward Tucker |
|
Catawba |
1 |
James A. Propst |
|
Chatham |
1 |
Archibald Cornelius Ray |
|
Cherokee |
1 |
Thomas Clingman McDonald |
|
Chowan |
1 |
John Henry McMullan, Jr. |
|
Clay |
1 |
James Penland |
|
Cleveland |
1 |
O.M. Mull |
|
Columbus |
1 |
Walter Hogue Powell |
|
Craven |
1 |
George Denver Dail |
|
Cumberland |
1 |
George McNeill |
|
Currituck |
1 |
Edwin R. Johnson |
|
Dare |
1 |
Burgess Gaither Crisp |
|
Davidson |
1 |
Alfred Mack Hiatt |
|
Davie |
1 |
John F. Smithdeal |
|
Duplin |
1 |
Stacy R. Chestnut |
|
Durham |
2 |
Victor Silas Bryant, Bennehan Cameron |
|
Edgecombe |
1 |
Richard Tillman Fountain |
|
Forsyth |
2 |
Robert Martin Cox, James Turner Farish |
|
Franklin |
1 |
William H. Macon |
|
Gaston |
2 |
Matthew Augustus Stroup, Dr. Samuel Austell Wilkins |
|
Gates |
1 |
Riddick Waverly Gatling |
|
Graham |
1 |
W.P. Rose |
|
Granville |
1 |
Dennis Garfield Brummitt* |
|
Greene |
1 |
William Allen Darden |
|
Guilford |
3 |
William Albert Bowman, Clem
G. Wright, Thomas Jackson Gold |
|
Halifax |
2 |
John H. Darden, Francis M. Taylor |
|
Harnett |
1 |
George Kenneth Grantham |
|
Haywood |
1 |
D.L. Boyd |
|
Henderson |
1 |
Brownlow Jackson |
|
Hertford |
1 |
Stanley Winborne |
|
Hoke |
1 |
John A. Hodgin |
|
Hyde |
1 |
John Monroe Clayton |
|
Iredell |
2 |
Harry Percy Grier, William Lafayette Matheson |
|
Jackson |
1 |
John Nelson Wilson |
|
Johnston |
2 |
Paul Davis Grady, J.R. Williams |
|
Jones |
1 |
Braxton Bragg Collins |
|
Lee |
1 |
Dorsey Battle Teague |
|
Lenoir |
1 |
John Gilmer Dawson |
|
Lincoln |
1 |
Edgar Love |
|
Macon |
1 |
J. Frank Ray |
|
Madison |
1 |
George W. Wild |
|
Martin |
1 |
Harry W. Stubbs |
|
McDowell |
1 |
William Weaver Neal |
|
Mecklenburg |
3 |
William Robert Matthews, Edgar
Walker Pharr, Thomas Jefferson Renfrow |
|
Mitchell |
1 |
Samuel J. Turner |
|
Montgomery |
1 |
Robert T. Poole |
|
Moore |
1 |
George William Wilcox |
|
Nash |
2 |
Richard McLean Moore, Albert Franklin May |
|
New Hanover |
1 |
L. Clayton Grant |
|
Northampton |
1 |
Joseph Burton Stephenson |
|
Onslow |
1 |
Edward White Summersill |
|
Orange |
1 |
Lueco Lloyd |
|
Pamlico |
1 |
Rolando Clarence Holton |
|
Pasquotank |
1 |
William Oscar Saunders |
|
Pender |
1 |
Jefferson D. Hocutt |
|
Perquimans |
1 |
William Fowler Morgan |
|
Person |
1 |
John Campbell Pass |
|
Pitt |
2 |
James Cleveland Galloway, Junius
Brown |
|
Polk |
1 |
William F. Swann |
|
Randolph |
1 |
James Edmund Spence |
|
Richmond |
1 |
William Nash Everett |
|
Robeson |
2 |
James Shepard Oliver, Gilbert Bethea Sellers |
|
Rockingham |
2 |
Jesse L. Roberts, Jefferson Edward Garrett |
|
Rowan |
2 |
Theodore D. Brown, Joseph Calvin
Kesler |
|
Rutherford |
1 |
Plato Gettys |
|
Sampson |
1 |
Richard Lee Herring |
|
Scotland |
1 |
Alexander Edwin Shaw |
|
Stanly |
1 |
Thomas R. Forrest |
|
Stokes |
1 |
Edwin W. Kiser |
|
Surry |
1 |
Samuel Oscar Maguire |
|
Swain |
1 |
John Burnett |
|
Transylvania |
1 |
George Thomas Lyday |
|
Tyrrell |
1 |
Henry Seaton Swain |
|
Union |
2 |
Baxter Henry Griffin, Robert Burwell Redwine |
|
Vance |
1 |
Rufus Sidney McCoin |
|
Wake |
3 |
Robert B. Nichols, William Hamilton
Sawyer, Sylvester Brown Shepherd |
|
Warren |
1 |
John Shakespeare Davis |
|
Washington |
1 |
Benjamin Foster Halsey |
|
Watauga |
1 |
Hannibal McDuffy Little |
|
Wayne |
2 |
Clarence Richard Aycock, Frederick Randolph Mintz |
|
Wilkes |
1 |
Marcus Green Steelman |
|
Wilson |
1 |
Nathan Bass |
|
Yadkin |
1 |
Dr. Charles G. Bryant |
|
Yancey |
1 |
Gaston Ellis Gardner |
| *Dennis Garfield Brummitt was elected Speaker
of the House of Representatives. Alexander Lassiter was Clerk. |
