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STATE LEGISLATURES OF IOWA
FIRST GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Convened at Iowa City, November 30, 1846
The Senate
Thomas Baker, President, Democrat
John B. Russell, Secretary, Democrat
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COUNTIES REPRESENTED |
NAMES OF MEMBERS |
| Lee |
Jacob Huner, James Sprott |
| Van Buren |
John M. Whitaker, John F. Sanford |
| Davis and Appanoose |
John J. Selman |
| Wappello and Monroe |
James Davis |
| Marion, Polk, Dallas and Jasper, |
Thomas Baker |
| Des Moines |
Milton D. Browning, Samuel Fullinwider |
| Henry |
Evan Jay |
| Jefferson |
Robert Brown |
| Louisa and Washington |
Francis Springer |
| Keokuk and Mahaska |
R. R. Harbour |
| Muscatine, Johnson and Iowa |
Thomas Hughes |
| Scott and Clinton |
Loring Wheeler |
| Cedar, Linn and Benton |
Samuel A. Bissell |
| Jackson and Jones |
Phillip B. Bradley |
| Dubuque, Delaware, Clayton, Fayette, Buchanan and Black Hawk |
Theophilus Crawford, Thomas H. Benton, Jr. |
House of Representatives
Jesse B. Browne, Speaker, Whig
Silas A. Hudson, Chief Clerk, Whig
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COUNTIES REPRESENTED |
NAMES OF MEMBERS |
| Lee |
Jesse B. Browne, William Steele, William J. Cochran, Josiah
Clifton, Reuben Conlee, Daniel S. Baker |
| Van Buren |
George Montague, Anderson McPherrin, Dudley Hardy, R. B.
Willoughby |
| Davis and Appanoose |
Andrew Leach |
| Wapello |
A. B. Comstock |
| Monroe |
Charles Anderson |
| Marion, Polk, Dallas and Jasper |
John N. Kinsman, Simeon Reynolds |
| Des Moines |
Alfred Hebard, David E. Blair, G. W. Bowie, Joshua Holland |
| Henry |
John T. Morton, Abraham Updegraff, Thomas Wright |
| Jefferson |
Samuel Whitmore, James R. Bailey, William H. Lyons |
| Louisa |
Wright Williams |
| Washington |
Stewart Goodrell |
| Keokuk |
Nelson King |
| Mahaska |
John W. Smith |
| Muscatine |
Elijah Sells |
| Muscatine, Johnson and Iowa |
Irad C. Day |
| Johnson and Iowa |
Smiley H. Bonham |
| Scott |
James McManus |
| Clinton |
William E. Leffingwell |
| Cedar |
Nelson Rathbun |
| Linn and Benton |
Robert Smyth |
| Jackson and Jones |
Sylvester G. Matson, George F. Green |
| Dubuque, Clayton, Delaware, Fayette, Buchanan and Black Hawk |
Samuel B. Olmstead, Michael O'Brien |
Democrats, 17; Whigs, 23
The regular session adjourned February, 25, 1847.
An extra session convened January 3, 1848. Thomas
Hughes was President of the extra session, and J. S. Richman was
Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives.
John Howell was Senator from Jefferson County at the
extra session; and Josiah Kent took the place of Baker from Lee; T.
L. Sargent that of Bowie of Des Moines; George Wayland that of
Whitmore from Jefferson, and William Edmundson that of Smith of
Mahaska.
The extra session adjourned January 25, 1848
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Convened at Iowa City, December 4, 1848
The Senate
John J. Selman, President, Democrat
C. C. Rockwell, Secretary, Democrat
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COUNTIES REPRESENTED |
NAMES OF MEMBERS |
| Lee |
James Sprott, Thomas S. Espy |
| Van Buren |
John F. Sanford, George G. Wright |
| Davis and Appanoose |
John J. Selman |
| Wapello and Monroe |
Barney Royston |
| Marion, Polk, Dallas and Jasper |
Phineas M. Casady |
| Des Moines |
Milton D. Browning, Alfred S. Fear |
| Henry |
Evan Jay |
| Jefferson |
John Howell |
| Louisa and Washington |
Francis Springer |
| Keokuk and Mahaska |
R. R. Harbour |
| Muscatine, Johnson and Iowa |
Freeman Alger |
| Scott and Clinton |
Loring Wheeler |
| Cedar, Linn and Benton |
John P. Cook |
| Jackson and Jones |
Philip B. Bradley |
| Dubuque, Delaware, Clayton, Fayette, Buchanan and Black Hawk |
Theophilus Crawford, John G. Shields |
House of Representatives
Smiley H. Bonham, Speaker, Democrat
William E. Leffingwell, Chief Clerk, Democrat
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COUNTIES REPRESENTED |
NAMES OF MEMBERS |
| Lee |
William C. Read, Cave J. McFarland, Michael H. Walker,
Samuel Norton, Isaac W. Griffith |
| Van Buren |
John Alexander, Josiah W. McManaman, Abner H. McCrary,
Willard Elmer |
| Davis and Appanoose |
Reuben Riggs |
| Wapello |
Joseph H. Flint |
| Monroe |
William M. Allison |
| Marion, Polk, Dallas and Jasper |
Lysander W. Babbitt, Manly Gifford. |
| Des Moines |
Thomas L. Sargeant, George Davidson, John Penny, John L.
Corse. |
| Henry |
Samuel D. Woodworth, Mark Burroughs, H. R. Thompson |
| Jefferson |
George Weyand, William Baker, Andrew Collins |
| Louisa |
Wright Williams |
| Washington |
Stewart Goodrell |
| Keokuk |
William Jacobs |
| Mahaska |
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| Muscatine |
George D. Stephenson |
| Muscatine, Johnson and Iowa |
Joseph E. Harrison |
| Johnson and Iowa |
Smiley H. Bonham |
| Scott |
John D. Evans |
| Clinton |
James D. Bourne |
| Cedar |
Jeremiah C. Betts |
| Linn and Benton |
Abraham Timmons |
| Jackson and Jones |
Dennis A. Mahoney, Nathan G. Sales |
| Dubuque, Delaware, Clayton, Fayette, Buchanan and Black Hawk |
Sidney Wood, James A. Langton. |
Democrats, 28; Whigs, 11
The Assembly Adjourned January 15, 1849
THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Convened at Iowa City, December 2, 1850
The Senate
Enos Lowe, President, Democrat
Philip B. Bradley, Secretary, Democrat
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COUNTIES REPRESENTED |
NAMES OF MEMBERS |
| Lee |
Thomas S. Espy, Nathan Baker |
| Van Buren |
George G. Wright, John B. Spees |
| Davis, Appanoose and Wayne |
John J. Selman |
| Wapello, Monroe and Lucas |
Henry B. Hendershott |
| Marion, Polk, Dallas, Jasper, Marshall, Story,
Boone, Warren and Madison |
Phineas M. Casady |
| Des Moines |
George Hepner, Enos Lowe |
| Henry |
John T. Morton |
| Jefferson |
John Howell |
| Louisa and Washington |
Norman Everson |
| Mahaska, Keokuk and Poweshiek |
Joseph Lowe |
| Muscatine, Johnson and Iowa |
Freeman Alger |
| Scott and Clinton |
William E. Leffingwell |
| Cedar, Linn, Benton and Tama |
John P. Cook |
| Jackson and Jones |
Nathan G. Sales |
| Dubuque, Clayton, Delawar, Buchanan, Black Hawk,
Winneshiek and Allamakee |
John G. Shields, Warner Lewis |
Democrats, 13; Whigs, 5
House of Representatives
George Temple, Speaker, Democrat
C. C. Rockwell, Chief Clerk, Democrat
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COUNTIES REPRESENTED |
NAMES OF MEMBERS |
| Lee |
E. S. McCulloch, John Thompson, R. P. Wilson,
Smith Hamill, Adolphus Salmon |
| Van Buren |
Abner H. McCrary, George C. Allender, Chauncey
G. Dibble |
| Davis, Appanoose and Wayne |
Reuben Riggs, Samuel Riggs |
| Wapello |
Joseph H. Flint, Andrew Major |
| Monroe and Lucas |
N. B. Preston |
| Marion, Polk, Dallas, Jasper, Marshall, Story,
Boone, Warren and Madison |
Lysander W. Babbitt, Edwin R. Guiberson, |
| Des Moines |
William Harper, George Temple, Moses W. Robinson |
| Henry |
Peyton Wilson, Abraham Updegraff |
| Jefferson |
Charles Negus, Thomas McCulloch, Hiram D. Gibson |
| Louisa |
Andrew Gamble |
| Washington |
David Bunker |
| Mahaska, Keokuk and Poweshiek |
William Jacobs, R.. R. Habour |
| Muscatine |
John A. Parvin |
| Johnson and Iowa |
Gilman Folsom |
| Scott |
Laurel Summers |
| Clinton |
William G. Haun |
| Cedar |
Goodwin Taylor |
| Linn, Benton and Tama |
Isaac M. Preston |
| Jackson and Jones |
Richard B. Wyckoff, John E. Goodenow |
| Dubuque, Delaware, Buchanan and Black Hawk |
Theophilus Crawford, Hugh V. Gildea, A. K. Eaton |
| Clayton, Fayette, Winneshiek and Allamakee |
Eliphalet Price |
Democrates, 34; Whigs, 5
The Assembly Adjourned February 5, 1852
FOURTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Convened at Iowa City, December 6, 1852
The Senate
William E. Leffingwell, President, Democrat
T. B. Cuming, Secretary, Democrat
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COUNTIES REPRESENTED |
NAMES OF MEMBERS |
| Lee |
Calvin J. Price, James M. Love, Salmon Cowels |
| Des Moines |
Milton D. Browning, George Hepner |
| Van Buren |
John B. Spees, George Schramm |
| Jefferson |
William G. Coop, John Park |
| Henry |
Archibald McKinney |
| Wapello |
John W. Hedrick |
| Wapello, Monroe, Lucas, Clarke |
Henry B. Hendershott |
| Davis |
Samuel G. McAchran |
| Davis, Appanoose, Wayne and Decatur |
Amos Harris |
| Pottawattamie |
Hadley D. Johnson |
| Mills, Montgomery, Adams, Union, Ringgold,
Taylor, Page and Fremont |
George W. Lucas |
| Louisa and Washington |
Norman Everson |
| Keokuk |
Joseph Lowe |
| Mahaska |
John R. Needham |
| Marion, Warren and Madison |
Jefferson D. Hillis |
| Scott |
Eli S. Wing |
| Muscatine |
Jonathan E. Fletcher |
| Cedar and Clinton |
William E. Leffingwell |
| Johnson, Iowa, and Poweshick |
George D. Crosthwait |
| Jasper, Polk, Dallas, Guthrie, Greene, Boone,
Story, Marshall, Hardin, Risley, Yell, Fox, Pocahontas,
Humboldt, Wright, Franklin, Cerro Gordo, Hancock, Kossuth, Palo
Alto, Emmet, Bancroft, Winnebago, Worth |
Andrew Y. Hull |
| Jackson |
Elisha F. Clark |
| Jackson and Jones |
Nathan G. Sales |
| Linn, Benton and Tama |
Isaac M. Preston |
| Dubuque, Delaware, Buchanan, Black Hawk, Grundy,
Butler, Bremer, Clayton, Fayette, Allamakee, Winneshiek, Howard,
Mitchell, Floyd, Chickasaw |
John G. Shields, Warner Lewis, Maturin L. Fisher |
Democrats, 20; Whigs, 11
House of Representatives
James Grant, Speaker, Democrat
J. S. Hooton, Chief Clerk, Democrat
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COUNTIES REPRESENTED |
NAMES OF MEMBERS |
| Lee |
S. G. Wright, H. Washbutn, J. S. Gilmore, J. M.
Anderson, F. Heaser, S. W. Sears |
| Des Moines |
James W. Grimes, Justus Clark, W. Seymour, J.
Wilson Williams |
| Van Buren |
Anderson McPherrin, Lewis Fordyce, Jacob Ream,
Robert Russell |
| Jefferson |
Samuel Whitmore, W. T. Rogers, H. B. Mitchell |
| Henry |
Robert Caulk, James C. Green, Levi Jessup |
| Wapello |
Robert Cock, James C. Ramsey |
| Wapello, Monroe, Lucas, Clarke |
Henry Allen |
| Monroe, Lucas and Clark |
John S. Townsend |
| Davis |
Albert Duckworth, John A. Drake |
| Davis, Appanoose, Wayne and Decatur |
Abraham Putman |
| Appanoose, Wayne and Decatur |
Harvey B. Duncan |
| Pottawattamie |
A. S. Bryant |
| Mills, Montgomery, Adams, Union, Ringgold,
Taylor, Page and Fremont |
William C. Means |
| Pottawattamie, Mills, Remont, Page, Taylor,
Ringgold, Union, Adams, Montgomery, Cass, Adair, Audubon,
Shelby, Harrison, Monona, Crawford, Carroll, Sac, Ida, Wahkaw,
Plymouth, Cherokee, Buena Vista, Sioux, O'Brien, Clay,
Dickinson, Osceola and Buncombe |
Joseph L. Sharp |
| Louisa |
Micajah Reeden, John Cleaves |
| Washington |
David Bunker, Horace H. Wilson |
| Keokuk |
Harvey Stevens |
| Mahaska |
William R. Ross |
| Keokuk and Mahaska |
Samuel Coffin |
| Marion, Warren and Madison |
P. Gad Bryan, James M. Walters, Napoleon B.
Allison |
| Scott |
James Grant, LeRoy Dodge |
| Muscatine |
Elijah Sells, Freeman Alger |
| Cedar |
Amos Witter |
| Clinton |
William G. Haun |
| Johnson |
Gilman Folsom |
| Johnson, Iowa and Poweshiek |
Robert M. Hutchison |
| Jasper, Polk, Dallas, Guthrie, Greene, Boone,
Story, Marshall, Hardin, Risley, Yell, Fox, Pocahontas,
Humboldt, Wright, Franklin, Crerro Gordo, Hancock, Kossuth, Palo
Alto, Emmet, Bancroft, Winnebago, Worth |
J. F. Rice, Joseph C. Goodson, Benjamin Green |
| Jackson |
George F. Green, L. Wasson |
| Jones |
John Taylor |
| Linn, Benton and Tama |
A. F. Stedman, John McArthur |
| Dubuque, Delaware, Buchanan |
A. K. Eaton, A. D. Anderson, Richard Bonson |
Democrats, 40; Whigs, 23
The Assembly Adjourned January 24, 1853
FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Convened at Iowa City, December 4, 1854
The Senate
Maturin L. Fisher, President, Democrat
P. B. Bradley, Secretary, Democrat
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COUNTIES REPRESENTED |
NAMES OF MEMBERS |
| Lee |
James M. Love, Exum S. McCulloch, W. A. Thurston |
| Des Moines |
Milton D. Browning, William F. Coolbaugh |
| Van Buren |
George Schramm, Abner H. McCrary |
| Jefferson |
William G. Coop, John Park |
| Henry |
Alvin Saunders |
| Wapello |
James C. Ramsey |
| Wapello, Monroe, Lucas, Clarke |
Dan Anderson |
| Davis |
Samuel G. McAchran |
| Davis, Appanoose, Wayne and Decatur |
Nathan Udell |
| Pottawattamie |
James D. Test |
| Mills, Montgomery, Adams, Union, Ringgold,
Taylor, Page and Fremont |
George W. Lucas |
| Louisa and Washington |
H. T. Cleaver |
| Keokuk |
James L. Hogin |
| Mahaska |
John R. Needham |
| Marion, Warren and Madison |
Jefferson D. Hillis |
| Scott |
Ambrose C. Fulton |
| Muscatine |
George W. Wilkinson |
| Cedar and Clinton |
Juilus J. Matthews |
| Johnson, Iowa and Poweshiek |
Samuel Workmen |
| Jasper, Polk, Dallas, Guthrie, Greene, Boone,
Story, Marshall, Hardin, Risley, Yell, Fox, Pocahontas,
Humboldt, Wright, Frankin, Creeo Gordo., Hancock, Kossuth, Palo
Alto, Emmet, Bancroft, Winnebago, Worth |
Theophilus Bryan, James C. Jordan |
| Jackson |
Elisha F. Clark |
| Jackson and Jones |
Joseph Birge |
| Linn, Benton and Tama |
Isaac M. Preston |
| Dubuque, Delaware, Buchanan, Black Hawk, Grundy,
Butler, Bremer, Clayton, Fayette, Allamakee, Winneshiek, Howard,
Mitchell, Floyd, Chickasaw |
William W. Hamilton, Maturin L. Fisher, John G.
Shields |
Democrats 17; Whigs, 14
House of Representatives
Reuben Noble, Speaker, Whig
Charles C. Nourse, Chief Clerk, Whig
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DIST |
COUNTIES |
NAMES OF MEMBERS |
| 1 |
Allamakee and Winneshiek |
James D. McKay |
| 2 |
Clayton |
Reuben Noble, Lafayette Bigelow |
| 3 |
Fayette, Chickasaw, Butler, Bremer, Black Hawk,
Grundy, Franklin, Cerro Gordo, Floyd, Howard, Mitchell and Worth |
Jacob W. Rogers |
| 4 |
Delaware and Buchanan |
Thomas E. Turner |
| 5 |
Dubuque |
Richard Bonson, John M. Moore, Ben M. Samuels,
William S. Hall |
| 6 |
Jackson |
James P. Eddie, Thomas S. Smith |
| 7 |
Jones |
William H. Holmes |
| 8 |
Jackson and Jones |
David Kinert |
| 9 |
Cedar |
Allen D. Graham |
| 10 |
Clinton |
Joseph A. Brown |
| 11 |
Scott |
Amos Witter, Andrew J. Hyde |
| 12 |
Cedar, Clinton and Scott |
George Smith |
| 13 |
Washington |
Samuel A. Russell |
| 14 |
Louisa |
John C. Lockwood |
| 15 |
Washington and Louisa |
James N. Young |
| 16 |
Muscatine |
Reasin Pritchard, John H. Pignan |
| 17 |
Des Moines |
Thomas L. Sargeant, John L. Corse, Joshua Tracy,
George S. Albright |
| 18 |
Henry |
Willet Dorland, Francis White, Samuel McFarland |
| 19 |
Lee |
George Newsam, William Damon, Josiah Hinkle,
Horace Dewey, Samuel Boyles, Robert P. Creel |
| 20 |
Linn |
John P. Conkey, Robert Holmes |
| 21 |
Johnson |
Samuel H. McCrory |
| 22 |
Johnson and Iowa |
Rolla Johnson |
| 23 |
Poweshiek, Jasper, Benton and Tama |
John Connell |
| 24 |
Van Buren |
George N. Rosser, Joseph Barker, Robert Meek,
Henry Weatherington |
| 25 |
Jefferson |
James Wamsley, Edmund Meachem, Robert Stephenson |
| 26 |
Davis |
O. D. Tisdale, D. C. Greenleaf |
| 27 |
Wapello |
Samuel K. Creamer, Nimrod Poston |
| 28 |
Wapello and Keokuk |
Cyrus Franklin |
| 29 |
Keokuk |
W. F. Morgan |
| 30 |
Appanoose |
William Monroe |
| 31 |
Monroe |
Matthew A. Goodfellow |
| 32 |
Wayne, Decatur, Lucas, Clarke |
S. P. Yeomans |
| 33 |
Mahaska |
Samuel Coffin, Micajah Williams |
| 34 |
Marion |
James M. Walters, Green T. Clark |
| 35 |
Marion, Warren and Madison |
P. Gad Bryan, Jarius E. Neal |
| 36 |
Polk |
Alfred M. Lyon |
| 37 |
Polk, Dallas and Guthrie |
Ezra Vanfossen |
| 38 |
Greene, Boone, Story, Hardin, Webster, Yell,
Fox, Pocahontas. Humboldt, Wright, Hancock, Kossuth, Palo Alto,
Emmet, Bancroft, Winnebago and Marshall |
Samuel B. McCall |
| 39 |
Fremont, Page, Taylor and Ringgold |
William Dewey |
| 40 |
Mills, Montgomery, Adams, Union, Adair, Audubon
and Cass |
Richard Tutt |
| 41 |
Pottawattamie |
Daniel S. Jackson, John T. Balwin |
| 42 |
Harrison, Shelby, Carroll, Crawford, Monona,
Woodburry, Ida, Sac, Buena Vista, Cherokee, Phymouth, Sioux,
O'Brien, Clay, Dickinson, Osceola and Buncombe |
Thomas B. Neely |
Democrats, 31; Whigs, 40
The regular session adjourned January 26, 1855. An
extra session convened July 2, 1856; which adjourned on the 16th of
July.
At the extra session David T. Brigham took the place
of James M. Love of Lee County; and James C. Jordan was awarded the
seat held by Theophilus Bryan, in the Senate.
In the House, at the extra session Lewis Kinsey took
the place of Lockwood of Louisa; J. S. Richman that of Pritchard of
Muscatine; J. S. Hamilton that of Damon of Lee; J. M. Anderson that
of Hoyles of Lee; William Beckford that of Wamsley of Jefferson; C.
E. Noble that of Meacham of Jefferson; and J. W. Russell that of
Tuff of the Fortieth District.
SIXTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Convened at Iowa City, December 1, 1856
The Senate
William W. Hamilton, President, Republican
Charles C. Nourse, Secretary, Republican
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DIST |
COUNTIES |
NAMES OF MEMBERS |
| 1 |
Lee |
E. S. McCulloch, William A. Thruston |
| 2 |
Lee and Van Buren |
David T. Brigham |
| 3 |
Van Buren |
Abner H. McCrary |
| 4 |
Des Moines |
William F. Coolbaugh, Lyman Cook |
| 5 |
Davis |
Henry H. Trimble |
| 6 |
Jefferson |
William M. Reed |
| 7 |
Henry |
Alvin Saunders |
| 8 |
Wapello |
James C. Ramsey |
| 9 |
Monroe, Lucas and Clarke |
Dan Anderson |
| 10 |
Appanoose, Wayne and Decatur |
John W. Warner |
| 11 |
Fremont, Mills, Page, Taylor, Montgomery,
Ringgold, Adams and Union |
Samuel Dale |
| 12 |
Pottawattamie, Harrison, Shelby, Woodbury,
Monona, Audubon, Crawford, Calhoun, Sac, Ida, Cherokee, Buena
Vista, Pocahontas, Palo Alto, Emmet, Clay, Dickinson, Osceola,
O'Brien, Plymouth, Sioux and Buncombe |
James D. Test |
| 13 |
Louisa |
H. T. Cleaver |
| 14 |
Washington |
Charles Foster |
| 15 |
Keokuk |
James L. Hogin |
| 16 |
Mahaska |
William Loughridge |
| 17 |
Marion |
Jairus E. Neal |
| 18 |
Warren, Madison, Adair and Cass |
M. L. McPherson |
| 19 |
Muscatine |
George W. Wilkinson |
| 20 |
Johnson and Iowa |
Samuel J. Kirkwood |
| 21 |
Scott |
Nicholas J. Rusch |
| 22 |
Cedar |
Jonathan W. Cattell |
| 23 |
Clinton |
Julius J. Matthews |
| 24 |
Linn |
William G. Thompson |
| 25 |
Linn, Benton, Black Hawk, and Buchanan |
George McCoy |
| 26 |
Poweshiek, Jasper, Marshall and Tama |
Josiah B. Grinnell |
| 27 |
Polk, Dallas and Guthrie |
James Jordan |
| 28 |
Jackson |
Jeremiah W. Jenkins |
| 29 |
Jackson and Jones |
Joseph Birge |
| 30 |
Dubuque |
William G. Stewart |
| 31 |
Dubuque and Delaware |
William W. Hamilton |
| 32 |
Clayton |
Henry B. Carter |
| 33 |
Fayette, Bremer, Butler, Franklin, Grundy,
Hardin, Wright, Webster, Boone, Story, Greene and Humboldt |
Aaron Brown |
| 34 |
Allamakee, Winneshiek, Howard, Chickasaw,
Mitchell, Floyd, Worth, Cerro Gordo, Hancock, Winnebago,
Baneroft and Kossuth |
Jeremiah T. Atkins |
Democrats, 12; Republicans, 23
House of Representatives
Samuel McFarland, Speaker, Republican
James W. Logan, Chief Clerk, Republican
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DIST |
COUNTIES |
NAMES OF MEMBERS |
| 1 |
Lee |
Joseph Van Velkenburgh, Thomas Sawyer, J. B.
Pease, J. H. Sullivan, W. H. Griswold |
| 2 |
Des Moines |
Thomas J. R. Perry, J. Wilson Williams, E. D.
Rand |
| 3 |
Ban Buren |
David Doud, Jr., R. H. McDow, D. Hardy |
| 4 |
Davis |
Barnett Milliser, David Mendenhall |
| 5 |
Jefferson |
Charles O. Stanton, W. H. Copeland, Lewis Reeder |
| 6 |
Henry |
Willett Dorland, Samuel McFarland |
| 7 |
Wapello |
Cyrus Franklin, S. G.. Finney |
| 8 |
Wapello and Keokuk |
Morrison F. Bottorf |
| 9 |
Monroe |
Samuel Gossage |
| 10 |
Lucas, Clarke and Union |
D. W. Scoville |
| 11 |
Appanoose |
James Galbraith |
| 12 |
Wayne and Decatur |
Thomas M. Bowen |
| 13 |
Fremont |
William Kelsey |
| 14 |
Mills, Taylor, Page, Montgomery, Ringgold
and Adams |
Samuel H. Moer |
| 15 |
Pottawattamie |
A. V. Lartimer |
| 16 |
Harrison, Shelby, Woodbury, Monona, Audubon,
Crawford, Carroll, Calhoun, Sac, Ida, Cherokee, Buena Vista,
Pocahontas, Palo Alto, Emmet, Clay, Dickinson, Osceola, O'Brian,
Plymouth, Sioux and Buncombe |
N. G. Wyatt |
| 17 |
Louisa |
N. W. Burris |
| 18 |
Washington |
William B. Lewis |
| 19 |
Louisa and Washington |
Andrew J. Kirkpatrick |
| 20 |
Keokuk |
Abraham C. Price |
| 21 |
Mahaska |
R. M. Wilson, John H. Fry |
| 22 |
Marion |
Green T. Clark, Miles Jordan |
| 23 |
Warren |
C. B. Jones |
| 24 |
Madison, Adair and Cass |
Benjamin F. Roberts. |
| 25 |
Muscatine |
David C. Cloud, J. A. Mills |
| 26 |
Johnson |
George D. Wooden |
| 27 |
Johnson and Iowa |
Phineas Inskeep |
| 28 |
Scott |
Eli S. Wing, Horatio G. Barner, Robert H. Rogers |
| 29 |
Cedar |
Ed. Wright |
| 30 |
Clinton |
Charles H. Toll |
| 31 |
Clinton and Cedar |
E. M. Wright |
| 32 |
Linn |
John E. Kurtz, Daniel Lothian |
| 33 |
Poweshiek and Jasper |
David Edmundson |
| 34 |
Benton, Tama and Marshall |
Delos Arnold |
| 35 |
Polk |
William P. Davis |
| 36 |
Polk, Dallas and Guthrie |
Benjamin Green |
| 37 |
Jackson |
William Mordan, Jacob K. Hershberger |
| 38 |
Jones |
William H. Holmes |
| 39 |
Jackson and Jones |
William Thomas |
| 40 |
Delaware |
James M. Noble |
| 41 |
Black Hawk and Buchanan |
Morrison Bailey |
| 42 |
Dubuque |
John M. Moore, Winslow T. Barker, Thomas Hardie,
Daniel Cort |
| 43 |
Clayton |
La Fayette Bigelow, Francis Rodman |
| 44 |
Boone, Webster, Story, Hardin, Greene, Frankin,
Wright, and Humboldt |
Walter C. Wilson |
| 45 |
Allamakee |
James Bryson |
| 46 |
Winneshiek, Howard, Mitchell, Worth, Winnebago
and Bancroft |
Claus L. Clausen |
| 47 |
Fayette |
Robert A. Richardson |
| 48 |
Bremer, Chickasaw, Butler, Floyd, Cerro Gordo,
Hancock, Kossuth and Grundy |
E. R Gillett |
Democrats, 26; Republicans, 44
E. M. Wright of Clinton died at the beginning of
the session, and his seat remained vacant.
The Assembly Adjourned January 29, 1857
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