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The 14th Mississippi Legislature met between November 15, 1830, and December 16, 1830, in Jackson, Mississippi.House of Representatives Journals, 1798-: Nov 1830 14th Sess — LLMC https://discover.llmc.com/?a=d&d=LLMC-40802-1830-110.1.4 2025-12-21 discover.llmc.comMississippi Council/Senate Journals, 1798-: Nov 1830 14th Sess — LLMC https://discover.llmc.com/?a=d&d=LLMC-40801-1830-110.1.5 2025-12-21 discover.llmc.com
1830 11 15 1830 12 16 Mississippi Mississippi Legislature Mississippi State Senate President Abram M. Scott Mississippi House of Representatives Speaker M. F. DeGraffenreid 13th Mississippi Legislature 15th Mississippi Legislature Jackson, Mississippi
Senate
Abram M. Scott, as Lieutenant Governor, served ex officio as President of the Senate. David Gordon was elected Secretary and Joseph Pearce was elected Door-Keeper.
County District Senator NameAdamsFountain WinstonWilkinsonCotesworth P. SmithPike, MarionWilliam C. CageJackson, Hancock, Green, PerryJohn McLeodAmite, FranklinWillie JacksonClaiborneParmenas BriscoeCopiah, JeffersonBenjamin KennedyWayne, Covington, JonesThomas SterlingLawrence, SimpsonCharles LynchHinds, Rankin, Madison, Yazoo, Washington, WarrenIsaac CaldwellMonroe, LowndesJames F. Trotter
House
M. F. DeGraffenreid was elected Speaker of the House, defeating A. M. Keegan and Richard Hurst 21-10-1 respectively. John H. Mallory was elected Clerk, and Lewis Whitesides was elected Doorkeeper.
County Representative NameAdamsJohn F. H. ClaiborneRobert T. DunbarAmiteBenjamin HuffRichard HurstClaiborneAdam GordonThomas GaleCopiahBuckner HarrisWilliam N. MillerCovingtonJohn WattsFranklinJohn CameronEllis P. PassmoreGreenDavid McRaeHancockElihu CarverHindsJeremiah ConantJacksonJohn McDonaldJeffersonWilliam L. DavisJames H. MontgomeryJonesSamuel EllisLawrenceA. M. KeeganJ. W. PendletonLowndesCharles H. AbertMarionWilliam M. RankinMadisonAbraham PenquiteMonroeJohn BellGeorge HiggasonPerryAbsalom CarterPikeVincent GarnerJames HarperRankinNehemiah McGeeSimpsonFrederick CarrWarrenSamuel D. McCrayWashingtonFrederick G. TrumbullWayneJohn A. EdwardsWilkinsonM. F. DeGraffenreidGeorge H. GordonYazooJoel A. GeorgeJoseph W. Pendleton
References
Category:1830 in Mississippi
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