Indiana 1819 House of Representatives, Floyd and Harrison Counties

Office:: House of Representatives (State)
Title:: State Representative
Jurisdiction:: State

Label:: Indiana 1819 House of Representatives, Floyd and Harrison Counties
Date:: 1819
State:: Indiana
Type:: General
Iteration:: First Ballot
Office/Role:: House of Representatives/State Representative
Candidates:: William P. Thomasson, Jacob Zenor, John K. Dunbar, Benjamin Adams, Armstrong Brandon, Benjamin Hains, Seth M. Levenworth, Benjamin Boston, John Shepard

Candidates:	William P. Thomasson	Jacob Zenor	John K. Dunbar	Benjamin Adams	Armstrong Brandon	Benjamin Hains	Seth M. Levenworth	Benjamin Boston	John Shepard
Affiliation:
Final Result:	653	577	531	245	210	114	73	17	8
District of Floyd and Harrison	653	577	531	245	210	114	73	17	8
Floyd County[1]	47	44	27	2	23	41	5	8	-
Harrison County	653	577	531	245	210	114	73	17	8

Notes:

[1]"Until a new apportionment law was passed in 1821, Floyd County remained a part of the counties of Clark and Harrison for the purpose of electing senators and representatives to the general Assembly." The John Tipton Papers. Vol. I, 1809-1827. 166-167, fn:5.

References:

The Indiana Gazette (Corydon, IN). August 7, 1819.

The Indiana Gazette (Corydon, IN). December 11, 1819.

Robertson, Nellie Armstrong and Dorothy Riker, ed. The John Tipton Papers. Vol. I, 1809-1827. Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Bureau, 1942. 166-167.

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