{"id":1264,"date":"2010-01-11T20:00:44","date_gmt":"2010-01-12T02:00:44","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.ncgenweb.us\/nash\/?page_id=1264"},"modified":"2010-01-11T20:08:11","modified_gmt":"2010-01-12T02:08:11","slug":"nash-county-representatives-nc-general-assembly-1778-to-1850","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.ncgenweb.us\/nash\/politics\/nash-county-representatives-nc-general-assembly-1778-to-1850\/","title":{"rendered":"Nash County Representatives: NC General Assembly, 1778 to 1850"},"content":{"rendered":"

NASH COUNTY, NC REPRESENTATIVES IN THE NORTH CAROLINA GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 1778 to 1850.<\/strong><\/p>\n

In 1850, Nash County possessed a population of 5,072 whites; 4,056 slaves; 629 Free African Americans; 9,034 representative population.<\/p>\n

Members of the North Carolina General Assembly from Nash County, from its founding in 1777 to 1850-’51:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Years. Senate.<\/strong><\/p>\n

1778 to 1795 – Hardy Griffin,<\/p>\n

1796 – William Arrington,<\/p>\n

1797 – Archibald Griffin,<\/p>\n

1798 – 1799 – John Arrington,<\/p>\n

1800 – John H. Drake,<\/p>\n

1801 – 1804. \u00a0 John Arrington,<\/p>\n

1806 – John H. Drake,<\/p>\n

1806 – 1807.\u00a0 John Arrington,<\/p>\n

1808 – 1812.\u00a0 William Arrington,<\/p>\n

1813 – 1815.\u00a0 George Boddie (pronounced “body”),<\/p>\n

1816.\u00a0 Michael Collins,<\/p>\n

1817.\u00a0 Hobert C. Milliard,<\/p>\n

1818.\u00a0 Michael Collins,<\/p>\n

1819.\u00a0 Joseph Terrell,<\/p>\n

1820 to 1826. \u00a0 Wm. W. Boddie,<\/p>\n

1827.\u00a0 Nicholas Drake,<\/p>\n

1828 \u2013 1832. \u00a0 Wm. W. Boddie,<\/p>\n

1833 \u2013 1844. \u00a0 Samuel L. Arrington,<\/p>\n

1844 \u2013 1850. \u00a0 John H. Drake,<\/p>\n

YEARS\u00a0 HOUSE OF COMMONS.<\/strong><\/p>\n

1778 – Thomas Hester, Hardy Griffin.<\/p>\n

1780 – 1782. \u00a0 Joseph Arrington, Edward Nicholson.<\/p>\n

1783 – 1784. \u00a0 Micajah Thomas, Thomas Pounds.<\/p>\n

1785 – John Bonds, Micajah Thomas.<\/p>\n

1786 – John Bonds, Jos. J. Clinch.<\/p>\n

1787 – Micajah Thomas, John Bonds.<\/p>\n

1788 – 1789.\u00a0 Wilson Vick, John Bonds.<\/p>\n

1790 – James Battle, John Bonds.<\/p>\n

1791 – Howell Ellen, Joseph Arrington.<\/p>\n

1792 – John H. Drake, Joseph Arrington.<\/p>\n

1793 – John H. Drake, John Bonds.<\/p>\n

1794 – 1796. \u00a0 John H. Drake, Arch’d Hunter.<\/p>\n

1797 – Redmond Bunn, Arch’d Hunter.<\/p>\n

1798 – Redmond Bunn, John H. Drake.<\/p>\n

1799 – Redmond Bunn, Arch’d Hunter.<\/p>\n

1800 – Geo. Boddie, Redmond Bunn.<\/p>\n

1801 – Geo. Boddie, Arch’d Hunter.<\/p>\n

1802 – 1803.\u00a0 John Hilliard, Arch’d Griffin.<\/p>\n

1804 – Arch’d-Griffin, Nathan Whitehead.<\/p>\n

1805 – Nathan Whitehead, Henry Hines.<\/p>\n

1806 – 1807.\u00a0 Arch’d Griffin, Redmond Bunn.<\/p>\n

1808 – Amos Gandy, Redmond Bunn.<\/p>\n

1809 – Michael Collins, Exum Phillips.<\/p>\n

1810 – Amos Gandy, Michael Collins.<\/p>\n

1811 – Michael Collins, Exum Phillips.<\/p>\n

1812\u00a0 Geo. Boddie, Michael Collins.<\/p>\n

1813 \u2013 1815.\u00a0 K. C. Hilliard, Michael Collins.<\/p>\n

1816\u00a0 – Hartley Deans, David Hicks.<\/p>\n

1817\u00a0 – Arch’d Lamon, Joseph Terrell.<\/p>\n

1818 \u2013 1819. \u00a0 Wm. W. Boddie, Arch’d Lamon.<\/p>\n

1820 – Arch’d Lamon, Henry Blount.<\/p>\n

1821 – Henry Blount, Arch’d Lamon.<\/p>\n

1822 \u2013 1823.\u00a0 Arch’d Lamon, Thomas N. Mann.<\/p>\n

1824\u00a0 Arch’d Lamon, N. J. Drake.<\/p>\n

1825 – Nicholas Drake, Major A. Wilcox.<\/p>\n

1826 –\u00a0 Duncan York, Joseph Arrington,<\/p>\n

1827 –\u00a0 Frederick Battle, Jas. N. Mann.<\/p>\n

1828\u00a0 – Frederick Battle, Gideon Bass.<\/p>\n

1829 – Duncan York, Jos. Arrington.<\/p>\n

1830 –\u00a0 Jos. Arrington, Robert C. Milliard.<\/p>\n

1831 \u2013 32. \u00a0 Jos. Arrington, Geo. Boddie.<\/p>\n

1833 \u2013 34.\u00a0 George Boddie, Ford Taylor.<\/p>\n

1835 –\u00a0 Samuel Brown, Ford Taylor.<\/p>\n

1836 –\u00a0 Henry Blount.<\/p>\n

1838 \u2013 1842.\u00a0 Ford Taylor.<\/p>\n

1844 \u2013 1846.\u00a0 W. D. Harrison.’<\/p>\n

1848 –\u00a0 Dr. Taylor.<\/p>\n

1850 –\u00a0 Ford Taylor.<\/p>\n

John Hill Wheeler, HISTORICAL SKETCHES OF NORTH CAROLINA, FROM 1584 TO 1851.\u00a0 [Philadelphia : Lippincott, Grambo, 1851]: 274 – 276<\/p>\n

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NASH COUNTY, NC REPRESENTATIVES IN THE NORTH CAROLINA GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 1778 to 1850. In 1850, Nash County possessed a population of 5,072 whites; 4,056 slaves; 629 Free African Americans; 9,034 representative population. Members of the North Carolina General Assembly from…<\/p>\n

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