1189 Series IV Volume III- Serial 129 - Correspondence, Orders, Reports and Returns of the Confederate Authorities from January 1, 1864, to the End
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TENNESSEE-continued.
George W. Jones.
William G. Swan.
William H. Tibbs.
E. L. Gardenhire.
John V. Wright.
Joseph b. Heiskell.
John D. C. Atkins. a
Meredith P. Gentry. b
Texas.
John A. Wilcox. c
Peter W. Gray.
Caleb C. Herbert.
William B. Wright.
M. D. Graham.
Frank B. Sexton.
VIRGINIA.
John R. Chambliss.
James Lyons.
Roger A. Pryor. d
Thomas S. Bocock.
John Goode, Jr.
Daniel C. De Jarnette.
William Smith. e
VIRGINIA-continued.
Alexander R. Boteler.
Waller R. Staples.
Walter Preston.
Albert G. Jenkins. f
Robert Johnston.
Charles W. Russell.
James P. Holcombe. g
John b. Baldwin. h
Charles F. Collier. i
Samuel A. Miller. j
David Fusten. k
Muscoe R. H. Garnett. l
TERRITORIES.
ARIZONA.
Marcus H. McWillie. m
CHOCTAW NATION.
Robert M. Jones. n
CHEROKEE NATION.
Elias C. Boundinot. o
Senators of the Second Congress of the Confederate States from May 2, 1864, to March 18, 1865, date of adjournment of the second session.
[Compiled from official records.]
ALABAMA.
Robert Jemison, Jr.
Richard W. Walker.
Arkansas.
Charles B. Mitchel. p
Robert W. Johnson.
Augustus H. Garland. q
FLORIDA.
Augustus E. Maxwell.
James M. Baker.
GEORGIA.
Benjamin H. Hill.
Herschel V. Johnson. r
KENTUCKY.
Henry C. Burnett.
William E. Simms.
LOUISIANA.
Thomas J. Semmes.
Edward Sparrow.
MISSISSIPPI.
Albert G. Brown.
John W. C. Watson.
MISSOURI.
Waldo P. Johnson.
George G. Vest. s
a Admitted March 8, 1862.
b Admitted March 17, 1862.
c Died February 7, 1864.
d Resigned April 5, 1862.
e Resigned April 6, 1863.
f Resigned August 5, 1862.
g Admitted February 20, 1862.
h Admitted February 27, 1862.
i Admitted August 18, 1862.
j Admitted February 24, 1863.
k Admitted December 7, 1863.
l Admitted February 21, 1862.
m Admitted March 11, 1862.
n Admitted January 17, 1863.
o First appears on roll January 8, 1864.
p Died previous to November 8, 1864.
q Admitted November 8, 1864. Succeeded Senator Mitchel.
r Admitted May 24, 1864.
s Admitted January 12, 1865. Appointed by the Governor.
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