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Duncan Lament Clinch30Mark Anthony Cooper (Res. June 26,1843,before Congress assembled)Alexander Hamilton Stephens31Twenty-ninth Congress — March 4,1845-March 3,18471st District — Thomas Butler King2nd District — Seaborn Jones3rd District — George Washington Bonaparte Towns324th District — Hugh Anderson Haralson5th District — John Henry Lumpkin6th District — Howell Cobb7th District — Alexander Hamilton Stephens8th District — Robert ToombsThirtieth Congress — March 4,1847-March 3,18491st District — Thomas Butler King2nd District — Alfred Iverson3rd District — John William Jones4th District — Hugh Anderson HaralsonSth District — John Henry Lumpkin6th District — Howell Cobb7th District — Alexander Hamilton StephensSth District — Robert ToombsThirty-first Congress — March 4,1849-March 3, 18511st District — Thomas Butler King (Resigned in 1850)Joseph Webber Jackson332nd District — Marshall Johnson Wellborn3rd District — Alien Ferdinand Owen4th District — Hugh Anderson HaralsonSth District — Thomas C. Hackett6th District — Howell Cobb7th District — Alexander Hamilton StephensSth District — Robert ToombsThirty-second Congress — March 4, 1851-March 3,18531 st District — Joseph Webber Jackson2nd District — James Johnson3rd District — David Jackson Bailey4th District — Charles Murphy5th District — Elijah Webb Chastain6th District — Junius Hillyer7th District — Alexander Hamilton StephensSth District — Robert ToombsThirty-third Congress— March4, 1853-March 3,18551 st District — James Lindsay Seward2nd District — Alfred Holt Colquitt3rd District — David Jackson Bailey4th District — William Barton Wade DentSth District — Elijah Webb Chastain6th District — Junius Hillyer7th District — David Addison ReeseSth District — Alexander Hamilton StephensThirty-fourth Congress — March 4,1855-March 3, 18571 st District — James Lindsay Seward2nd District — Martin Jenkins Crawford3rd District — Robert Jenkins Trippe4th District — Hiram WarnerSth District — John Henry Lumpkin6th District — Howell Cobb7th District — Nathaniel Greene FosterSth District — Alexander Hamilton StephensThirty-fifth Congress — March 4,1857-March 3,18591st District — James Lindsay Seward2nd District — Martin Jenkins Crawford3rd District — Robert Pleasant Trippe4th District — Lucius Jeremiah GartrellSth District — Augustus Romaldus Wright6th District — James Jackson7th District — Joshua HillSth District — Alexander Hamilton StephensThirty-sixth Congress — March, 1859-March3,1861(The State of Georgia seceded from the Union Jan. 19,1861)1st District — Peter Early Love*2nd District — Martin Jenkins Crawford*3rd District — Thomas Hardeman, Jr.*4th District — Lucius Jeremiah Gartrell*Sth District — John William Henderson Underwood*6th District — James Jackson*7th District — Joshua Hill34Sth District — John James Jones*Thirty-seventh Congress — Georgia seats vacant.Thirty-eighth Congress — Georgia seats vacant.Thirty-ninth Congress — Georgia seats vacant.Fortieth Congress — March 4,1867-March 3,1869(Although Georgia was not yet formally readmitted to representation, the Representatives elected to Congress qualified asindicated. See Note.)1st District2nd District •3rd District-4th DistrictSth District6th District7th District• Joseph Wales Clift• Nelson Tift• William Posey Edwards• Samuel Francis Gove• Charles Henry Prince• (See note)• Pierce M.B. Young(Note: John A. Wimpy and John H. Christy both claimedelection from the 6th District, but neither was seated. The otherRepresentatives were seated July 25,1868.)Forty-first Congress — March 4,1869-March 3,1871(Georgia was formally readmitted to representation by Act ofJuly 15,1870)1st District William Wiseham Paine352nd District Richard Henry Whiteley363rd District • Marion Bethune374th District • Jefferson Franklin Long (Negro)38Sth District- Stephen Alfestus Corker396th District William Pierce Price37* Presented a signed communication declaring their intention and withdrewJanuary 23. 1861.167
7th District — Pierce M. B. Young** 37(Note: Pierce M.B. Young, Nelson Tift, W.P. Edwards, J. W.Clift, Samuel F Gave, and C.H. Prince presented credentialsalleging their election as Representatives April 20,1868, sameelection in which they were elected to the Fortieth Congress. ByResolution of January 28,1870, the House declared they werenot entitled to seats. Pierce M.B. Young subsequently presented credentials under a later election and was seated.Forty-second Congress — March 4, 1871-March3,18731st District — Archibald Thompson Maclntyre402nd District — Richard Henry Whiteley413rd District — John Summerfield Bigby4th District — Thomas Jefferson Speer(died Aug. 18,1872)Erasmus William Beck425th District — Dudley Mclver DuBose436th District — William Pierce Price7th District — Pierce M. B. YoungForty-third Congress — March 4,1873-March 3,18751st District — Morgan Rawls44Andrew Sloan452nd District — Richard Henry Whiteley3rd District — Philip Cook4th District — Henry Richard Harris4*5th District — James Crawford Freeman6th District — James Henderson Blount7th District — Pierce M. B. Young8th District — Alexander Hamilton Stephens479th District — Hiram Parks BellForty-fourth Congress — March 4,1875-March 3, 18771st District — Julian Hartridge2nd District — William Ephraim Smith3rd District — Philip Cook4th District — Henry Richard Harris5th District — Milton Anthony Harris6th District — James Henderson Blount7th District — William Harrell Felton8th District — Alexander Hamilton Stephens9th District — Benjamin Harvey Hill48(Res. March 3,1877 to enter US Senate)Forty-fifth Congress — March 4,1877-March 3,18791st District — Julian Hartridge (died Jan. 8,1879)William Bennett Fleming492nd District — William Ephraim Smith3rd District — Philip Cook4th District — Henry Richard Harris5th District — Milton Anthony Candler6th District — James Henderson Blount7th District — William Harrell Felton8th District — Alexander Hamilton Stephens9th District — Hiram Parks Bell50Forty-sixth Congress — March 4,1879-March 3, 18811 st District — John Calhoun Nicholls2nd District — William Ephraim Smith3rd District — Philip Cook4th District — Henry Persons5th District — Nathaniel Job Hammond6th District — James Henderson Blount7th District — William Harrell Felton1688th District — Alexander Hamilton Stephens9th District — Emory SpeerForty-seventh Congress — March 4, 1881-March 3, 18831st District — George Robison Black2nd District — Henry Gray Turner3rd District — Philip Cook4th District — Hugh Buchanan5th District — Nathaniel Job Hammond6th District — James Henderson Blount7th District — Judson Claudius Clements8th District — Alexander Hamilton Stephens(Res. Nov. 4, 1882 to be Governor)Seaborn Reese519th District — Emory SpeerForty-eighth Congress — March 4, 1883-March3,18851st District — John Calhoun Nicholls2nd District — Henry Gray Turner3rd District — Charles Frederick Crisp4th District — Hugh Buchanan5th District — Nathaniel Job Hammond6th District — James Henderson Blount7th District — Judson Claudius Clements8th District — Seaborn Reese9th District — Alien Daniel CandlerForty-ninth Congress — March 4,1885-March 3,18871st District — Thomas Manson Norwood2nd District — Henry Gray Turner3rd District — Charles Frederick Crisp4th District — Henry Richard Harris5th District — Nathaniel Job Hammond6th District — James Henderson Blount7th District — Judson Claudius Clements8th District — Seaborn Reese9th District — George Thomas BamesFiftieth Congress — March 4,1887-March 3,18891st District-2nd District •3rd District-4th District-5th District-6th District-7th District-8th District9th District10th District -• Thomas Manson Norwood• Henry Gray Turner• Charles Frederick Crisp• Thomas Wingfleld Grimes• John David Stewart• James Henderson Blount• Judson Claudius Clements• Henry Hull Carlton• Alien Daniel CandlerGeorge Thomas BarnesFifty-first Congress— March4, 1889-March 3, 18911st District —2nd District —3rd District —4th District —5th District —6th District —7th District —8th District —9th District —10th District —Rufus Ezekiel testerHenry Gray TurnerCharles Frederick CrispThomas Wingfleld GrimesJohn David StewartJames Henderson BlountJudson Claudius ClementsHenry Hull CarltonAlien Daniel CandlerGeorge Thomas Barnes
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,JHax CMmhECRETARY OF STATE 30334(4
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CHAPTER PAGEX HISTORICAL ROSTERS ..
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law, or laws impairing the obligati
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SECTION II.COMPOSITION OF GENERAL A
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conducted before it shall become ef
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costs authorized by law, is hereby
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ARTICLE V.EXECUTIVE BRANCHSECTION I
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warranto, and injunction. Each supe
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(c) The district attorneys shall re
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provisions of the second paragraph
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System of Georgia and all of the in
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under this section except as author
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SECTION 111.INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELAT
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ARTICLE X.AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTIT
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Chapter IISTATE ELECTED OFFICESEXEC
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Management Review Division — This
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Directory of United States Congress
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Optometry, Georgia State Board of E
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date of assuming office. No person
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pile an annual report for the Gener
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Marketing Jimmy C. Bridges. Assista
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Chapter IIISTATE AGENCIESDEPARTMENT
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRSThe
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The Commission appoints, by and wit
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James G. Ledbetter, Atlanta. Commis
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pletely revised and consolidated la
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ules and regulations of the Board o
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The chief administrative officer of
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The Student Incentive Grant Program
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Lewis Canup .............. District
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The Veterans Service Board consists
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Chapter IVASSOCIATIONS, AUTHORITIES
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Organized Crime Prevention CouncilT
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Doris I. WillmerPaul R. BurksEnviro
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Mental Health & Mental Retardation,
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Berta F. AdamsEleanor GranumJanet G
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HISTORY OF CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTSA
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U.S. REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESSFRO
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THE STATE SENATETERM1983-84OFFICERS
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Ninth District Gwinnett (Pt.)Robert
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Twenty-Ninth District Carroll (Pi.)
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Forty-Ninth District — Forsyih (P
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University System SubcommitteeEngli
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THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESTERM198
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District 18 Haralson. Paulding. Pol
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District 30 Fulton (Pt.) District 3
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District 104 Jones (Pt.), Twiggs, W
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Wood, ChairmanGaler, Vice ChairmanP
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Bray, ChairmanHolmes, Vice Chairman
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Chapter VIIIJUDICIARY SYSTEM OF GEO
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Braswell D. Deen, Jr., Alma &Atlant
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OFFICEJudges of the Superior Court
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OFFICEJudges of the Superior Court
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GENERAL ELECTIONNovember 6, 1984CON
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