Samuel Dickens

Samuel Dickens (* in Roxboro, Person County, North Carolina, † 1840 in Madison County, Tennessee ) was an American politician. Between December 1816 and March 1817, he represented the state of North Carolina in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Career

After a good education Samuel Dickens began early in the 19th century as a member of, founded by Thomas Jefferson Democratic-Republican Party a political career. Between 1813 and 1815, and again in 1818 he was a member of the House of Representatives from North Carolina. After the death of Congressman Richard Stanford Dickens was at the due election for the eighth seat of North Carolina as his successor in the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington DC chosen, where he took up his new mandate on December 2, 1816. But until March 3, 1817, he could only finish the current term in Congress.

In 1820 he moved to the Madison County in Tennessee, where he died in 1840. Politically, he is no longer have appeared after 1817.

Madison County (Tennessee) Richard Stanford (politician) John Baptista Ashe (Continental Congress) Jesse Franklin Joseph McDowell, Jr. Joseph Dickson Charles Johnson (North Carolina) Thomas Wynns Lemuel Sawyer Alfred Moore Gatlin William Biddle Shepard Samuel Tredwell Sawyer Kenneth Rayner James Graham (North Carolina) Henry Marchmore Shaw Robert Treat Paine (North Carolina) William Nathan Harrell Smith John R. French Clinton L. Cobb Jesse Johnson Yeates Joseph John Martin Louis C. Latham Walter F. Pool Thomas Gregory Skinner William A. B. Branch Harry Skinner John Humphrey Small Hallett Sydney Ward Lindsay Carter Warren Walter B. Jones, Sr. Eva M. Clayton Frank Ballance G. K. Butterfield John Steele (North Carolina politician) Matthew Locke (U.S. Congress) Willis Alston Joseph Hunter Bryan George Outlaw John Branch Jesse Atherton Bynum John Reeves Jones Daniel Daniel Moreau Barringer Nathaniel Boyden Joseph Pearson Caldwell Thomas Hart Ruffin David Heaton Joseph Dixon (North Carolina) John Adams Hyman William H. Kitchin Orlando Hubbs Furnifold McLendel Simmons Henry P. Cheatham Frederick Augustus Woodard George Henry White Claude Kitchin John H. Kerr Tim Valentine David Funderburk Bob Etheridge Renee Ellmers Hugh Williamson Joseph "Pleasant Gardens" McDowell James Holland (American politician) Robert Williams (American politician) William Kennedy (North Carolina) Thomas Blount (statesman) James West Clark Thomas H. Hall Charles Hooks Richard Hines Ebenezer Pettigrew Edward Stanly David Settle Reid Edmund Deberry Alfred Dockery William Shepperd Ashe Warren Winslow Oliver H. Dockery Alfred Moore Waddell Daniel Lindsay Russell John Williams Shackelford Wharton J. Green Charles W. McClammy Benjamin F. Grady John G. Shaw John Edgar Fowler John M. Faison George E. Hood Samuel M. Brinson Charles Laban Abernethy David N. Henderson Charles Orville Whitley Martin Lancaster Walter B. Jones, Jr. Timothy Bloodworth William Barry Grove Alexander Mebane Absalom Tatom William Francis Strudwick William Blackledge John Stanly William Gaston Jesse Slocumb William Salter Blackledge John Heritage Bryan Jesse Speight Charles Biddle Shepard William Henry Washington Augustine Henry Shepperd James Turner Morehead (North Carolina) Sion Hart Rogers John T. Deweese John Manning, Jr. William Alexander Smith (politician) Joseph J. Davis William Ruffin Cox John Nichols (politician) Benjamin H. Bunn John Wilbur Atwater Edward W. Pou Harold D. Cooley James Carson Gardner Nick Galifianakis (politician) Ike Franklin Andrews Bill Cobey Fred Heineman John Sevier Nathaniel Macon James Gillespie Thomas S. Kenan William R. King James Owen (American statesman) Gabriel Holmes Edward Bishop Dudley James Iver McKay Romulus Mitchell Saunders James C. Dobbin Abraham Watkins Venable John Kerr, Jr. (congress) Edwin Godwin Reade John Adams Gilmer Israel G. Lash James Madison Leach Alfred Moore Scales James W. Reid (politician) John M. Brower Archibald Hunter Arrington Williams William Walton Kitchin John Motley Morehead II Charles Manly Stedman Franklin Wills Hancock, Jr. Alonzo Dillard Folger John Hamlin Folger Richard Thurmond Chatham Ralph James Scott Wilmer Mizell Stephen L. Neal Richard Burr Virginia Foxx William Henry Hill (North Carolina) Weldon Nathaniel Edwards Daniel Turner (North Carolina) Robert Potter (U.S. politician) Micajah Thomas Hawkins Archibald Hunter Arrington Richard Clauselle Puryear Francis Edwin Shober Thomas Samuel Ashe Walter Leak Steele Clement Dowd Risden Tyler Bennett Alfred Rowland Sydenham Benoni Alexander James A. Lockhart Charles H. Martin (North Carolina) John Dillard Bellamy Gilbert B. Patterson Hannibal Lafayette Godwin Homer L. Lyon J. Bayard Clark Carl T. Durham Horace R. Kornegay L. Richardson Preyer Walter E. Johnston, III Charles Robin Britt Samuel D. Purviance Duncan McFarlan John Culpepper Archibald McBryde James Stewart (North Carolina) Archibald McNeill Lauchlin Bethune Alexander H. Jones James C. Harper William M. Robbins Robert Franklin Armfield Tyre York John S. Henderson Alonzo C. Shuford Theodore F. Kluttz Robert N. Page Leonidas D. Robinson William C. Hammer Hinton James (representative) Walter Lambeth Frank Ertel Carlyle Charlie Rose (congressman) Mike McIntyre Benjamin Williams Dempsey Burges Archibald Henderson (politician) James Strudwick Smith Josiah Crudup Willie Person Mangum Daniel Laurens Barringer William Montgomery (North Carolina) Henry Selby Clark Richard Spaight Donnell Zebulon Baird Vance William H. H. Cowles William H. Bower Romulus Zachariah Linney Edmond Spencer Blackburn Richard N. Hackett Charles H. Cowles Robert L. Doughton William O. Burgin Eliza Jane Pratt Charles B. Deane Alvin Paul Kitchin Charles R. Jonas Earl B. Ruth Bill Hefner Robin Hayes Larry Kissell Richard Hudson (U.S. politician) David Stone (politician) Marmaduke Williams James Cochran (North Carolina) Bartlett Yancey John Hill (North Carolina politician) Asa Biggs David Outlaw Thomas D. Johnston Hamilton G. Ewart William T. Crawford Richmond Pearson James M. Moody Edwin Y. Webb Alfred L. Bulwinkle Charles A. Jonas Hugh Quincy Alexander Jim Broyhill James G. Martin Alex McMillan Robert Pittenger Joseph Winston Nathan Bryan Nathaniel Alexander (governor) Evan Shelby Alexander Joseph Pearson William Carter Love George Mumford Charles Fisher (congressman) John Long (North Carolina politician) Abraham Rencher James M. Gudger, Jr. John Gaston Grant James Jefferson Britt Zebulon Weaver George M. Pritchard Cameron A. Morrison Joseph Wilson Ervin Hamilton C. Jones Basil Lee Whitener Patrick McHenry Israel Pickens Meshack Franklin Daniel Munroe Forney William Davidson (congressman) Henry William Connor Greene Washington Caldwell Roy A. Taylor V. Lamar Gudger Bill Hendon James M. Clarke Charles H. Taylor Heath Shuler Mark Meadows (North Carolina politician) Felix Walker (American politician) Samuel Price Carson Monroe Minor Redden George A. Shuford David McKee Hall Mel Watt Peter Forney Lewis Williams Anderson Mitchell Brad Miller (politician) George Holding

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