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in 1872, and he served as the temporary chairman. Berkeley County voters would reject the final result, but the constitution was adopted by West
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Faulkner won election back to the U.S. House of
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and he won re-election in 1841. In 1848 Faulkner again won election to the House of
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1505:U.S. House of Representatives
1470:U.S. House of Representatives
4014:Politicians from Martinsburg, West Virginia
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680:Faulkner was born in
676:Early and family life
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1258:Doherty, pp. 202-206
1239:Krick, 2003, p. 125.
1095:Pulliam 1901, p. 105
797:Diplomat and soldier
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746:gradual emancipation
384:January 1, 1838–1842
2495:and Plenipotentiary
1187:. Applewood Books.
887:Edmund B. Pendleton
873:and was appointed
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1497:Alexander Holladay
1042:Evans pp. 196, 202
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875:lieutenant colonel
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1586:Succeeded by
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1519:Succeeded by
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1422:978-0-8078-2788-8
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1249:Evans pp. 263-264
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3974:1884 deaths
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3333:A. Mollohan
3328:R. Mollohan
3318:R. Mollohan
3263:J. W. Davis
3223:J. J. Davis
2363:(1816–1893)
2284:(1778–1815)
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1532:John Hagans
1160:Evans p. 87
951:Martinsburg
851:Fort Warren
839:Confederacy
694:Elisha Boyd
686:Elisha Boyd
682:Martinsburg
460:Preceded by
425:Preceded by
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338:Preceded by
291:Preceded by
240:Preceded by
197:Preceded by
142:Preceded by
93:John Hagans
88:Preceded by
3963:Categories
3933:Sutherland
3878:Littlepage
3638:Hutchinson
3578:Littlepage
3568:Littlepage
3273:Rosenbloom
3258:W. Hubbard
3213:C. Hubbard
3025:Taliaferro
2777:Taliaferro
2772:Hungerford
2397:Livingston
2321:Livingston
2155:Thornberry
1997:Whitthorne
1952:F. Stanton
1745:Buffington
1735:B. Stanton
1680:C. Johnson
1670:R. Johnson
1583:1860–1861
1551:1875–1877
1516:1853–1859
1481:1851–1853
992:January 1,
968:References
855:Alfred Ely
801:See also:
736:Politician
718:Henry Clay
603:Allegiance
587:Politician
581:Profession
533:Democratic
498:1806-07-06
3858:James Kee
3708:W. Miller
3663:C. Miller
3623:Rohrbough
3613:Rohrbough
3598:Wolverton
3588:Wolverton
3538:C. Snyder
3463:M. Snyder
3438:Brown Jr.
3418:W. Wilson
3378:Brown Sr.
3343:C. Miller
3298:Schiffler
3288:Schiffler
3248:Pendleton
3238:Pendleton
3228:B. Wilson
3102:H. Tucker
3082:H. Tucker
3072:J. Tucker
2762:Claiborne
2752:Claiborne
2673:Stapleton
2643:Galbraith
2516:McCormick
2497:to France
2459:Washburne
2361:to France
2326:Armstrong
2296:Jefferson
2282:to France
2241:to France
1937:Parmenter
1805:Outhwaite
1795:Townshend
1785:Rosecrans
1780:Henderson
947:Boydville
841:while in
816:President
570:Relatives
465:Joel Ward
450:In office
415:In office
380:In office
371:Hampshire
328:In office
281:In office
230:In office
187:In office
120:In office
78:In office
3924:At-large
3898:J. Smith
3848:John Kee
3838:Strother
3783:Burnside
3773:Burnside
3748:Woodyard
3738:Woodyard
3728:Hamilton
3723:Woodyard
3703:Capehart
3698:C. Smith
3608:Edmiston
3558:Johnston
3543:Alderson
3528:Hereford
3473:Benedict
3458:Randolph
3433:Sturgiss
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3338:McKinley
3278:Bachmann
3243:Atkinson
3134:Comstock
3119:Broyhill
3107:J. Flood
3097:H. Flood
3045:Faulkner
3035:Bedinger
3000:Strother
2980:Harrison
2862:Meredith
2827:Faulkner
2822:Holladay
2658:Harriman
2603:Houghton
2484:Coolidge
2439:Faulkner
2370:Gallatin
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2316:Pinckney
2291:Franklin
2250:Franklin
2037:Boutelle
2027:Cummings
2017:Boutelle
1992:Scofield
1977:Sedgwick
1907:Anderson
1830:McKenzie
1800:Cutcheon
1755:Garfield
1730:Faulkner
1700:Haralson
1685:Thompson
1660:Hamilton
1650:Hamilton
956:His son
787:Democrat
559:Children
373:Counties
274:district
180:district
174:Virginia
71:district
3903:Hedrick
3893:England
3793:Hechler
3763:Johnson
3758:R. Hogg
3743:Johnson
3693:Jackson
3688:C. Hogg
3658:Jenkins
3593:O'Brien
3523:Witcher
3518:Polsley
3388:Kitchen
3253:Dovener
3092:Quarles
3055:Clemens
3050:Kidwell
2975:Griffin
2852:Barbour
2832:Boteler
2792:Bassett
2688:McCourt
2683:Hartley
2663:Rohatyn
2648:Rodgers
2638:Hartman
2618:Shriver
2583:Caffery
2561:Bullitt
2546:Herrick
2541:Wallace
2531:Herrick
2449:Bigelow
2331:Russell
2145:Skelton
2125:Dellums
2105:Philbin
2080:Andrews
2057:Britten
2047:Padgett
2022:Herbert
2012:Herbert
1902:Hoffman
1850:McSwain
1770:Banning
1750:Schenck
1725:Quitman
1715:Bissell
1665:Drayton
1139:. 1920.
949:" near
897:Postwar
658:planter
3888:Taylor
3883:Echols
3853:E. Kee
3823:Cooper
3818:Hughes
3798:Rahall
3753:Hughes
3718:Hughes
3683:Gibson
3653:Rahall
3643:Staton
3628:Bailey
3618:Bailey
3603:Hornor
3563:Gaines
3548:Huling
3513:Whaley
3493:Mooney
3488:Capito
3453:Bowman
3443:Bowers
3423:Dayton
3408:Martin
3398:Hagans
3393:McGrew
3383:Latham
3313:Ramsay
3293:Ramsay
3283:Ramsay
3139:Wexton
3124:Fisher
3040:Parker
3015:Gordon
2990:Dawson
2902:Parris
2897:Harris
2892:Parris
2872:Carlin
2847:Hunton
2837:Gibson
2812:Hunter
2807:Newton
2787:Mercer
2747:Parker
2678:Rivkin
2653:Curley
2623:Watson
2613:Bohlen
2598:Dillon
2556:Straus
2511:Porter
2506:Eustis
2474:McLane
2469:Morton
2444:Dayton
2402:Barton
2385:Harris
2343:Barlow
2311:Monroe
2306:Morris
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2165:Rogers
2150:McKeon
2140:Hunter
2130:Spence
2110:HĂ©bert
2100:Rivers
2095:Vinson
2085:Vinson
2062:Vinson
2052:Butler
2002:Harris
1967:Bocock
1962:Benson
1957:Bocock
1942:Holmes
1927:Thomas
1922:Ingham
1917:Jarvis
1897:Storrs
1887:Fuller
1775:Sparks
1765:Coburn
1720:Benton
1695:Stanly
1690:Dawson
1645:Eustis
1543:from
1508:from
1473:from
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1024:WV bio
708:Career
590:lawyer
551:Spouse
524:, U.S.
507:, U.S.
367:Morgan
3913:Slack
3843:Shott
3833:Lilly
3768:Ellis
3713:Freer
3633:Slack
3533:Kenna
3448:Allen
3323:Moore
3303:Neely
3268:Neely
3218:Duval
3208:Blair
3060:Brown
3030:Lucas
3020:Chinn
3010:Rives
3005:Moore
2995:Hawes
2912:Beyer
2907:Moran
2887:Scott
2882:Smith
2877:Moore
2867:Rixey
2842:Terry
2817:Beale
2782:Lewis
2767:Jones
2757:Goode
2693:Bauer
2668:Leach
2628:Irwin
2608:Gavin
2588:Bruce
2566:Leahy
2536:Sharp
2526:Bacon
2521:White
2464:Noyes
2434:Mason
2429:Rives
2380:Rives
2375:Brown
2301:Short
2262:Adams
2258:Deane
2160:Smith
2135:Stump
2120:Aspin
2115:Price
2090:Short
1972:Morse
1912:White
1840:James
1835:Morin
1790:Bragg
1760:Logan
1740:Blair
1705:Botts
1675:McKay
1655:Vance
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941:Death
318:from
172:from
63:from
3908:Byrd
3788:Neal
3778:Neal
3733:Moss
3648:Wise
3583:Reed
3573:Avis
3553:Dorr
3483:Wise
3413:Hoge
3308:Love
3233:Goff
3129:Wolf
3087:Yost
3077:Yost
2985:Gray
2802:Wise
2797:Coke
2633:Rush
2593:Dunn
2571:Tuck
2551:Edge
2479:Reid
2424:Rush
2419:King
2414:Cass
2042:Foss
1987:Pike
1982:Rice
1947:King
1932:Wise
1855:Hill
1845:Quin
1825:Kahn
1820:Dent
1810:Hull
1710:Burt
1436:ISBN
1417:ISBN
1285:ISBN
1189:ISBN
994:2016
889:and
783:Whig
724:and
714:Whig
623:Rank
545:Whig
512:Died
492:Born
369:and
272:10th
2857:Lee
2454:Dix
2254:Lee
2007:Cox
1860:May
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