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12th Mississippi Legislature

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12th Mississippi Legislature
11th Mississippi Legislature 13th Mississippi Legislature
Overview
Legislative bodyMississippi Legislature
JurisdictionMississippi,  United States
Meeting placeJackson, Mississippi
TermJanuary 5, 1829 (1829-01-05) – February 6, 1829 (1829-02-06)
Mississippi State Senate
PresidentAbram M. Scott
Mississippi House of Representatives
SpeakerWilliam L. Sharkey

The 12th Mississippi Legislature met in Jackson from January 5, 1829 to February 6, 1829.[1][2]

Senate

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As the incumbent lieutenant governor, A. M. Scott served as the ex officio President of the Senate.[1] Non-senators David Gordon and Joseph Pearce were elected Clerk and Door-Keeper respectively. [1]

County District Senator Name
Adams Fountain Winston
Wilkinson Joseph Johnson
Pike, Marion Wiley P. Harris
Jackson, Hancock, Green, Perry John McLeod
Amite, Franklin Willie Jackson
Monroe James F. Trotter
Claiborne Thomas Freeland
Copiah, Jefferson John L. Irwin
Wayne, Covington, Jones Hamilton Cooper
Lawrence, Simpson Joseph Cooper
Hinds, Rankin, Madison, Yazoo, Washington, Warren Henry W. Vick

House

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William L. Sharkey was elected Speaker, defeating David Cleveland in a 19-16 vote.[2] James Cornell was elected Clerk of the House.[2] Dillard Collins was elected Door-Keeper. [1]

County Representative Name
Adams Charles B. Green
Duncan S. Walker
Amite Samuel B. Marsh
Francis Graves
Claiborne Parmenas Briscoe
Thomas Gale
Copiah William N. Miller
Benjamin Kennedy
Covington John Colbert
Franklin David D. Gibson
Lewis Magee
Green Archibald McMannus
Hancock P. Rutullius R. Pray
Hinds John B. Peyton
Jackson Thomas Bilbo
Jefferson Nathan L. Boulden
Philip Dixon
Jones Samuel Ellis
Lawrence Walter W. New
A. M. Kegan
Marion David Ford
Madison James R. Marsh
Monroe Robert Edrington
Daniel W. Wright
Samuel Ragsdale
Perry Abner Carter
Pike David Cleveland
Richard Davidson
Rankin Alexander Chisholm
Simpson Franklin E. Plummer
Warren William L. Sharkey
Washington P. A. Gilbert
Wayne John H. Horne
Wilkinson M. F. Degraffenreid
Jacob Chambers
Yazoo Richard Sparks

References

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  1. ^ a b c d Senate, Mississippi Legislature (1829). Journal.
  2. ^ a b c "Journal of the House of Representatives of the state of Mississippi". Journal of the House of Representatives of the state of Mississippi. Jan 1829 12th sess. Jan 1829 – via LLMC Digital.