The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-27

two delegates from West Augusta
were John Harvie and Charles SImms.
In the convention which adopted
the constitution Of the United States
in 1888 George Jackson and John
Prunty represented Harrison county.
In the convention which adopted
the constitution Of 1880 the delegates
were chosen by districts and Edwin
S. Duncan represented Harrison coun-
ty.
The delegates to the constitutional
convention of 1850 were chosen by
senatorial districts, and the county
was represented by Joseph Johnson
and Gideon D. Camden.
In the convention which formed the
first constitution of West Virginia
which went into effect June 20, 1868,
the county was represented by John
NJ. Powell and Thomas w. Harrison.
The convention creating the consti-
tuition of 1872 the county was repre-
scented by Beverly H. Lurty and John
Basel. Benjamin Wilson also Of Har-
rison, was a delegate from the sena-
torial district.
Representatives in the senate and
house Of delegates:
The following residents Of Harri-
son county represented the senatorial
district in which the county was sit
uated. r
When Senator Duval was first elect
ed the county was included in Monon-
gala county.
1880 to 1792-John Pierce Duval.
1907 to 1S02-John Raymond,
1910 to 1S13-James Pindall
1916 to 1S21-George l. DAWSON.
1921 to 1S24-Mwin S. Duncan.
1928 to 1SS1-Iohn ]. Allen.
1891 to 1G39-John McWhorter.
1888 to 1S37-Waldo p. Golf.
1871 to 1S45-Wdlson X. Shinn.
1852 to 1853-Benja Basel, Jr.
1858 to 1856-Uriel M. Turner.
1863 to 1867-Edwin Maxwell.
1857 to 1S7O-Astorphius Werninger.
1872 to 1S76-Gideon D. Camden.
1877 to 1S79-Eli NJ. Turner.
1887 to 18S9-Edwin Maxwell
1895 to 1S97-stuart F. Reed
1901 to 19O3-Harvey w. Harmer.
1905 to- 1907-Arthur X. Thorn.
19O9-Charles G. Coffman.
From 1880 to 1884 the period which
the present territory Of Harrison
county was attached to Monongalia,
the following gentlemen represented
the latter county in the legislature:
James Chew, James Neale, Charles
Martin, Benjamin Wilson and Francis
Warman.
The delegates from Harrison coun-
ty were as follows;
1885 and 17S6-George jackson and
John Prunty.
1855 and 17S7-George Jackson and
John Prunty,
John Prunty. !,
June 17SS-Hezekiah DAVIDSON and
Charles Martin.
October 17S8-Hezektah Davisson
and William Lowther..
1780-John Prunty and George
17s0-John Prunty and George
Jackson.
17O1-lNo record.
17O2-jflezekiah Davisson and John
Raymond.
17O8-John McCally and John Hay
mond.
Raymond.
1705-Maxwell Armstrong and John
Raymond.
Raymond.
1897 and 170S-Benjamin Robinson
and George Arnold.
1898 and 1799-John Prunty and
John G. Jackson.
1893 and 1S0O-John Prunty and
John G. Jackson,
1900 and 1S01-John Prunty and
John G. Jackson
1901 and 1SO2-John Prunty and
Daniel Davisson.
1902 and 1S0S-John Prunty and
Daniel Davisson.
1903 and 1SO4-John Prunty and
Edward Jackson.
1904 and 1SO5-John Prunty and
Nathaniel DAVIDSON.
1895 and 1SO6-John Prunty and
Elias Lowther.
1907 and 1SOS-John Prunty and
Elias Lowther.
1903 and 1SO9-John Prunty and
Elias Lowther. =,
1909 and 1S1O-John Prunty and
Allison Clark. =,
1910 and 1S11-Joht1 Prunty ana
fS1 ISL and 1S12-lsaac coplin and
John G. Jackson.
1sI2-Tsaac Coplin and William
t>c 1slsMDaniel Morgan and George I.
DAWSON.
George /. DAWSON. &,
1S1I and 1S15-John PruRty and
Names McCally.
ISIS and 1S16-Joseph johnson and
Edward B. Jackson.
1916 and 1S17-John McWhorter and
Edward B. Jackson.
1917 and 1s1S-John DAVIDSON and
Joseph johnson.
1918 and 1S2O-Joseph johnson and
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