Missouri 1822 House of Representatives, Saint Louis County

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

Label:: Missouri 1822 House of Representatives, Saint Louis County
Date:: 1822
State:: Missouri
Type:: General
Iteration:: First Ballot
Office/Role:: House of Representatives/State Representative
Candidates:: Henry S. Geyer, Robert Simpson, Frederick Hyatt, Edward Bates, Stephen Rector, Mary P. Leduc, George H. Kennerly, James Loper, John Brown, Horatio Cozens, Henry Walton, John Keesacker, Justus Post, Absolom Link, Jesse Hoard, Joshua Burkhart, James Dozier, James Barry, Adam Martin, William Musick, Andrew Kinkaid

Candidates:	Henry S. Geyer	Robert Simpson	Frederick Hyatt	Edward Bates	Stephen Rector	Mary P. Leduc	George H. Kennerly	James Loper	John Brown	Horatio Cozens	Henry Walton	John Keesacker	Justus Post	Absolom Link	Jesse Hoard	Joshua Burkhart	James Dozier	James Barry	Adam Martin	William Musick	Andrew Kinkaid
Affiliation:
Final Result:	681	614	565	468	479	424	407	359	317	305	249	232	192	123	104	66	57	48	39	22	13
Saint Louis County	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Town of Bonhomme	150	100	129	105	48	21	20	63	38	45	29	15	98	36	97	36	-	13	6	1	7
Town of Saint Ferdinand	169	222	164	72	212	155	154	35	139	125	66	7	40	68	2	13	56	11	29	16	2
Town of Saint Louis	362	292	272	291	219	248	233	261	140	135	154	210	54	19	5	17	1	24	6	5	4

References:

Missouri Republican (Saint Louis, MO). August 7, 1822.

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