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2nd Mississippi Legislature

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2nd Mississippi Legislature
1st Mississippi Legislature 3rd Mississippi Legislature
Overview
Legislative bodyMississippi Legislature
JurisdictionMississippi, USA
Meeting placeNatchez, Mississippi
TermJanuary 4, 1819 (1819-01-04) – February 1819 (1819-02)
Mississippi State Senate
PresidentDuncan Stewart
Mississippi House of Representatives
SpeakerEdward Turner

The 2nd Mississippi Legislature first met on January 4, 1819, in Natchez, Mississippi.[1][2] It adjourned in February 1819.[3]

Senate

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The Mississippi State Senate was composed of the following members.[2] Lieutenant Governor Duncan Stewart served ex officio as President of the Senate, and non-senator Spotswood Mills served as the Senate's secretary.[2]

County District Senator
Adams Henry Postlethwaite
Amite David Lea
Jefferson Armstrong Ellis
Wilkinson Joseph Johnson
Franklin, Pike Richardson Bowman
Lawrence, Marion, Hancock Howell W. Runnels
Warren, Claiborne Henry D. Downs
Wayne, Greene, Jackson Josiah Skinner

House

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The Mississippi House of Representatives was composed of the following.[1][2] Edward Turner was elected Speaker of the House.[1] Non-representatives Peter A. Vandorn and Henry Vaughan served as Clerk and Doorkeeper respectively.[2]

County Representative
Adams Charles B. Green
Joseph Sessions
John B. Newitt
Edward Turner
Amite Henry Hanna
John Burton
William Gardner
Claiborne William Willis
Stephen D. Carson
Franklin John Cameron
Green Isaac R. Nicholson
Hancock Noel Jourdon
Jackson ?
Jefferson Roswell Valentine
James Calvin
Lawrence Harmon Runnells
Marion Jacob Tomlinson
Pike Vincent Gardner
David Cleveland
Warren Jacob Hyland
Wayne William Patton
Wilkinson Thomas M. Gildart
Joshua Child
John R. Holliday

References

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  1. ^ a b c "Journal of the House of Representatives". Journal of the House of Representatives. Jan 1819 2d Sess: 4–5 – via LLMC Digital.
  2. ^ a b c d e "1819 Legislature of the State of Mississippi". Natchez Gazette. 1819-01-06. p. 2. Retrieved 2024-09-19.
  3. ^ "Mississippi official and statistical register 1964/68". HathiTrust. p. 202. Retrieved 2024-10-17.