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(According to Owen's
"History of Alabama and Dictionary of Alabama Biography.")1819-20—Temple Sargent; Anthony Winston.
1820-21—Temple Sargent; John Duke.
1821 (called) Temple Sargent; John Duke.
1821-22—Wm. W. Parham; Theophilus Skinner.
1822-23—Anthony Winston; Theophilus Skinner.
1823-24—Temple Sargent; Theophilus Skinner.
1824-25—Wm. W. Parham; Theophilus Skinner.
1825-26—Peter Martin; James Davis.
1826-27—Win. W. Parham; James Davis.
1827-28—Temple Sargent; John L. McRae.
1828-29—John M. Lewis; Benjamin Hudson.
1829-30—Robert C. Horton; Benjamin Hudson.
1830-31—Robert C. Horton; Benjamin Hudson.
1831-32—Wm. Winter Payne; John L. McRae.
1832—(called) Benjamin Hudson.
1832-33—Benjamin Hudson.
1833-34—Benjamin Hudson; John L. McRae.
1834-35—Temple Sargent; Gregory D. Stone.
1835-36—John A. Nooe; Theophilus Skinner.
1836-37—Robert A. Baker; Theophilus Skinner.
1837-(called) Robert A. Baker; Theophilus Skinner.
1837-38—Robert A. Baker; Theophilus Skinner.
1838-39—Robert A. Baker; Joseph T. Cook.
1839-40—Robert A. Baker; Benjamin Reynolds; J. T. Richardson.
1840-41—Robert A. Baker; Benjamin Reynolds; Elijah McCulloch.
1841 (called) Felix G. Norman; Benjamin Reynolds; Elijah McCulloch.
1841-42—Felix G. Norman; Benjamin Reynolds; B. R. Garland.
1842-43—Felix G. Norman; John Richeson; B. R. Garland.
1843-44—Felix G. Norman; H. C. Jones; Lemuel Cook.
1844-45—Felix G. Norman; H. C. Jones; F. C. Vincent.
1845-46—Felix G. Norman; Wesley M. Smith; B. R. Garland.
1847-48—Felix G. Norman; John Richeson; Richard H. Ricks.
1849-50—R. S. Watkins; Thomas Thorn; Samuel Crosbie.
1851-52—R. S. Watkins; Wesley M. Smith; Wm. H. Petty.
1853-54—R. S. Watkins; Robert Burns Lindsay; Charles A. Carroll.
1855-56—L. B. Thornton; Wesley M. Smith; Thomas Thorn.
1857-58—Wm. M. Jackson; R. E. Bell.
1859-60—Wm. C. Oats; Wm. P. Jack.
1861 (1st. called) W. C. Oats; W. P. Jack.
1861 (2nd. called) O. O. Nelson; Adolphus A. Hughes.
1861-62—O. O. Nelson; A. A. Hughes.
1862 (called) O. O. Nelson; A. A. Hughes.
1862-63—O. O. Nelson; Samuel K. Hughes, (vice A. A. Hughes, dec'd.)
1863 (called) A. Orr; A. W. Ligon.
1863-64—A. Orr; A. W. Ligon.
1864 (called) A. Orr; A. W. Ligon.
1864-65—A. Orr; A. W. Ligon.
1865-66—F. Labaron Goodwin; Thomas Thorn.
1866-67—F. L. Goodwin; Thomas Thorn.
1868-C. P. Simmons; H. C. Tompkins.
1869-70—H. C. Tompkins.
1870-71—John A. Steele; Dr. W. W. Weatherford.
1871-72—J. A. Steele; W. W. Weatherford.
1872-73—W. W. Weatherford.
1873-W. W. Weatherford.
1874-75—W. M. Smith.
1875-76—W. M. Smith.
1876-77—Dr. W. W. Weatherford.
1878-79—W. P. Jack.
1880-81—Dr. R. M. Cunningham.
1882-83—A. J. Underwood.
1884-85—W. I. Bullock.
1886-87—R. M. Clark.
1888-89—E. R. Richeson.
1890-91—Berry E. Finch.
1892-93—Joseph Stockton.
1894-95—Dr. C. P. Banks.
1896-97—W. T. Gast.
1898-99—John A. Byars.
1899—(special) John A. Byars.
1900-01—John A. Byars.
1903—W. J. James
1907—Ben H. Smith.
1907—(special) Ben H. Smith.
1909—(special) B. H. Smith; W. P. Hughes.
1911—Chas. G. Richeson.
1915—Dr. W. W. White.
1919—J. W. Partridge.
1923—Travis Williams.
1927—Wm. H. Quillin.
Source: "Distinguished Men, Women and Families of Franklin
Co., Alabama" by R. L. James, Pub. circa. 1927, pages 77, 78, 79. Copy of book
located in the Franklin County Library, Russellville, Alabama but not in very good shape
as of June 2002.
UPDATE: In May 2004, I visited the new Franklin County
Archives Building in Russellville, Alabama, and found they had procured a copy of the
original hardbound book by R. L. James and it was in excellent condition.
……Ann Glasgow |
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