Delaware 1810 House of Representatives, New Castle County

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

Label:: Delaware 1810 House of Representatives, New Castle County
Date:: 1810
State:: Delaware
Type:: General
Iteration:: First Ballot
Office/Role:: House of Representatives/State Representative
Candidates:: William W. Haslet, Nicholas G. Williamson, James R. Black, Andrew Staats, Joseph Pierce, Samuel H. Black, Thomas Phillips, James Rodgers, John Bennett, John Caldwell, James Canby, Amor Grubb, James Miles, Joshua Carter

Candidates:	William W. Haslet [1]	Nicholas G. Williamson [2]	James R. Black [3]	Andrew Staats [4]	Joseph Pierce [5]	Samuel H. Black [6]	Thomas Phillips [7]	James Rodgers	John Bennett	John Caldwell	James Canby	Amor Grubb	James Miles	Joshua Carter
Affiliation:	Republican	Republican	Republican	Republican	Republican	Republican	Republican	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist
Final Result: [8][9]	1592	1589	1589	1589	1588	1539	1519	716	716	715	715	714	714	714
New Castle County	1592	1589	1589	1589	1588	1539	1519	716	716	715	715	714	714	714

Notes:

[1]Elected.

[2]Elected.

[3]Elected.

[4]Elected.

[5]Elected.

[6]Elected.

[7]Elected.

[8]The American Watchman; and Delaware Republican (Wilmington, DE) of October 13, 1810 refers to William W. Haslet, James Canby, and James Rodgers as W. W. Haslett, James Canbey, and James Rogers respectively.

[9]The American Watchman; and Delaware Republican (Wilmington, DE) of October 13, 1810 shows Samuel H. Black with 1589 votes.

References:

American Watchman; and Delaware Republican (Wilmington, DE). September 26, 1810.

American Watchman; and Delaware Republican (Wilmington, DE). October 2, 1810.

American Watchman; and Delaware Republican (Wilmington, DE). October 13, 1810.

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