Name County Henry P. Jacobs Adams Reuben Kendrick Amite Joseph Smothers Claiborne Thomas McCain DeSota Monroe Bell Hinds William Johnson Hinds F. Stewart Holmes Richard Griggs Issaquena William Landers Jefferson Alfred Handy Madison Arthur Brooks Monroe A. K. Davis Noxubee Randle Nettles Oktibbeha John Cocke Panola H. C. Carter Warren F. D. Shadd Warren J. H. Morgan Washington H. M. Foley Wilkinson James M. Dixon Yazoo R. W. Houston Issaquena John R. Lynch Adams G. W. Gayles Bolivar Emanuel Handy Copiah J. H. Johnson DeSota Charles Reese Hinds H. H. Truehart Holmes Perry Howard Holmes James D. Cessar Jefferson James J. Spelman Madison James Hill Marshall William Holmes Monroe Isham Stewart Noxubee James H. Piles Panola Gilbert Smith Tunica W. H. Mallory Warren Charles W. Bush Warren John D. Webster Washington George W. White Wilkinson F. D. Wade Yazoo ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS FOR MISSISSIPPI Josiah T. Settle was a member of the House from Panola in 1883-84. G. W. Gayles was a member of the House 1873-77 and a member of the Senate 1877 to some time after 1886. He was the last Negro to be a member of the Mississippi Senate. For sketch of his career see Simmons' _Men of Mark_, 379-381. Garner, _Reconstruction in Mississippi_, page 294, gives Negro members of the Mississippi Legislature for 1873 as Senate, 9; House, 55. On page 402, for 1876, Senate, 5; House, 16. Total membership, Senate, 37. Total membership, House, 116. NEGRO MEMBERS OF THE NORTH CAROLINA RECONSTRUCTION CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIONS, 1868 AND 1875 Dates of the Conventions January 14-March 17, 1868, and September 6-October 11, 1875. Total members of each Convention 120. Negro members, 13 in Convention of 1868, and 5 in Convention of 1875.