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Mississippi: Constitutional Convention


Delegates to State Constitutional Convention, 1817-90(Maybe incomplete!)
AmosBurnet 1817DanielBurnet 1817DavidDickson 1817WilliamLattimore 1817CowlesMead 1817ThomasH. Williams 1817LouisL. Winston 1817DavidDickson 1832WilliamHaile 1832EugeneMagee 1832JohnA. Quitman 1832WileyP. Harris 1850StephenAdams 1851LuciusQ. C. Lamar 1865HenryW. Barry 1867AlbertRichards Howe 1868LuciusQ. C. Lamar 1868GeorgeC. McKee 1868LuciusQ. C. Lamar 1875LuciusQ. C. Lamar 1877LuciusQ. C. Lamar 1881WilliamA. Boyd 1890S.S. Calhoon 1890WinfieldScott Featherston 1890WileyP. Harris 1890PatrickHenry 1890WilliamF. Love 1890FrankA. McLain 1890HenryL. Muldrow 1890


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