The 2nd Mississippi Legislature first met on January 4, 1819, in Natchez, Mississippi.[1][2] It adjourned in February 1819.[3]
Senate
The Mississippi State Senate was composed of the following members.[2] Lieutenant Governor Duncan Stewart served ex officio as President of the Senate, and non-senator Spotswood Mills served as the Senate's secretary.[2]
| County District
|
Senator
|
| Adams
|
Henry Postlethwaite
|
| Amite
|
David Lea
|
| Jefferson
|
Armstrong Ellis
|
| Wilkinson
|
Joseph Johnson
|
| Franklin, Pike
|
Richardson Bowman
|
| Lawrence, Marion, Hancock
|
Howell W. Runnels
|
| Warren, Claiborne
|
Henry D. Downs
|
| Wayne, Greene, Jackson
|
Josiah Skinner
|
House
The Mississippi House of Representatives was composed of the following.[1][2] Edward Turner was elected Speaker of the House.[1] Non-representatives Peter A. Vandorn and Henry Vaughan served as Clerk and Doorkeeper respectively.[2]
| County
|
Representative
|
| Adams
|
Charles B. Green
|
| Joseph Sessions
|
| John B. Newitt
|
| Edward Turner
|
| Amite
|
Henry Hanna
|
| John Burton
|
| William Gardner
|
| Claiborne
|
William Willis
|
| Stephen D. Carson
|
| Franklin
|
John Cameron
|
| Green
|
Isaac R. Nicholson
|
| Hancock
|
Noel Jourdon
|
| Jackson
|
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|
| Jefferson
|
Roswell Valentine
|
| James Calvin
|
| Lawrence
|
Harmon Runnells
|
| Marion
|
Jacob Tomlinson
|
| Pike
|
Vincent Gardner
|
| David Cleveland
|
| Warren
|
Jacob Hyland
|
| Wayne
|
William Patton
|
| Wilkinson
|
Thomas M. Gildart
|
| Joshua Child
|
| John R. Holliday
|
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