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First National Flag Of The Confederacy |
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Commonly Known As The "Stars And Bars," The First National Flag Was Approved By The Provisional Confederate Congress And First Raised Over The Capitol Building In Montgomery, Alabama On The Afternoon Of 04 March 1861. Contrary To The Myth That It Was Quickly Replaced Due To Its Resemblance To The U.S. Flag In Battle, Several Units Proudly Carried This Banner Until The Last Days Of The War. |
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Provisional Confederate Congress (04 February 1861-17 February 1862) |
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Use The Links Below. A Second Browser Will Open For Quick Access To The Desired Section. Sessions Of Congress-Session Number, Location, Dates Of Assembly And Adjournment. Officers Of The Provisional Confederate Congress State Deputies-From The Original Seven States Of The Confederacy. This Group Drafted And Adopted The Confederate Constitutions, Elected The Nation's President And Vice-President, And Chose The Design For The First National Flag. State Delegates-From States Which Joined The Confederacy After The Firing On Fort Sumter (12-13 April 1861). Territorial Delegates-From Territories Sympathetic To The Southern Cause. Congressional Committees-A Listing, By Committee Name, Of The Members Who Comprised The Following Specific Purpose Groups:
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SESSION NUMBER |
LOCATION |
DATE OF ASSEMBLY |
DATE OF ADJOURNMENT |
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SESSION I |
Montgomery, Alabama |
04 February 1861 |
16 March 1861 |
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SESSION II |
Montgomery, Alabama |
29 April 1861 |
21 May 1861 |
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SESSION III |
Richmond, Virginia |
20 July 1861 |
31 August 1861 |
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SESSION IV |
Richmond, Virginia |
03 September 1861 |
03 September 1861 |
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SESSION V |
Richmond, Virginia |
18 November 1861 |
17 February 1862 |
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Officers Of The Provisional Congress |
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CODE KEY |
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OTHER CIVIL & MILITARY SERVICE |
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(A) Confederate Army Command |
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OFFICER |
STATE OF |
SESSIONS |
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PRESIDENT OF THE PROVISIONAL CONGRESS |
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Howell Cobb, Sr. |
GEORGIA |
I-V |
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PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE |
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SOUTH CAROLINA |
I |
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VIRGINIA |
V |
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Josiah Abigail Patterson Campbell |
MISSISSIPPI |
V |
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SECRETARY |
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Johnson Jones Hooper |
ALABAMA |
I-V |
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY |
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Alexander Baron Clitherall |
ALABAMA |
I |
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Robert Emmett Dixon, Sr. |
GEORGIA |
I-V |
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JOURNAL CLERK |
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Wiley N. Hutchins |
ALABAMA |
I-III |
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GEORGIA |
III-V |
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DOORKEEPER |
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ALABAMA |
I-V |
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MESSENGER |
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GEORGIA |
I-V |
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State Deputies |
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CODE KEY |
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A ± Denotes A Deputy Who Died While In Office. |
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OTHER CIVIL & MILITARY SERVICE |
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(A) Confederate Army Command |
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DEPUTY |
SESSIONS |
DEPUTY |
SESSIONS |
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ALABAMA |
LOUISIANA |
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I-V |
I-V |
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Jabez Lamar Monroe Curry |
I-V |
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Nicholas Davis, Jr. |
II-V |
Alexandre Etienne DeClouet |
I-V |
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Thomas Fearn* |
I |
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Stephen Fowler Hale |
I-V |
I-V |
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Henry Cox Jones |
II-V |
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David Peter Lewis* |
I |
I-V |
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Colin John McRae |
I-V |
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Cornelius Robinson* |
V |
I-V |
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John Gill Shorter |
I-V |
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Robert Hardy Smith |
I-V |
I-V |
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Richard Wilde Walker |
I-V |
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FLORIDA |
MISSISSIPPI |
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I |
William Taylor Sullivan Barry |
I-V |
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Alexander Blackburn Bradford |
V |
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Jackson Morton |
I-V |
Walker Brooke |
I-V |
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Josiah Abigail Patterson Campbell |
II-V |
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James Byeram Owens |
I-V |
Alexander Mosby Clayton* |
I-II |
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Wiley Pope Harris |
I-V |
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John Pease Sanderson |
V |
James Thomas Harrison |
I-V |
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II-V |
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George Taliaferro Ward* |
II-V |
William Sydney Wilson* |
I |
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GEORGIA |
SOUTH CAROLINA |
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Francis Stebbins Bartow±* |
I-II |
I-V |
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Nathan Henry Bass, Sr. |
V |
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Howell Cobb, Sr. |
I-V |
I-V |
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Thomas Reade Rootes Cobb |
I-V |
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Martin Jenkins Crawford |
I-V |
James Chesnut, Jr. |
I-V |
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Thomas Marsh Forman |
III-V |
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I-V |
Laurence Massillon Keitt |
I-V |
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I-V |
I-V |
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Eugenius Aristides Nisbet* |
I-V |
I-V |
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Alexander Hamilton Stephens |
I-V |
V |
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Robert Augustus Toombs |
I-V |
Robert Barnwell Rhett, Sr. |
I-V |
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Augustus Romaldus Wright |
I-V |
Thomas Jefferson Withers |
I-II |
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TEXAS |
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John Gregg |
I-III |
I-V |
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John Hemphill±* |
I-V |
John Henninger Reagan |
I-V |
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William Beck Ochiltree, Sr. |
I-V |
Thomas Neville Waul |
I-V |
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II-V |
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State Delegates |
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CODE KEY |
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A ± Denotes A Delegate Who Died While In Office. |
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OTHER CIVIL & MILITARY SERVICE |
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(A) Confederate Army Command |
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DELEGATE |
SESSIONS |
DELEGATE |
SESSIONS |
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ARKANSAS |
NORTH CAROLINA |
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II-V |
William Waigstill Avery |
III-V |
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Francis Burton Craige |
III-V |
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II-V |
III-V |
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George Davis |
III-V |
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Albert Rust |
II-V |
III-V |
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John Motley Morehead |
III-V |
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Hugh French Thomason |
II-V |
Richard Clauselle Puryear |
III-V |
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Thomas Ruffin |
III-V |
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William Wirt Watkins |
II-V |
III-V |
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Abraham Watkins Venable |
III-V |
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KENTUCKY |
TENNESSEE |
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V |
III-V |
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Robert Looney Caruthers |
III-V |
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V |
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Samuel Howard Ford |
V |
David Maney Currin |
III-V |
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V |
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Thomas Johnson |
V |
William Henry DeWitt |
III-V |
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Thomas Bell Monroe |
V |
John Ford House |
III-V |
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John J. Thomas |
V |
Thomas McKissick Jones |
III-V |
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Daniel Price White |
V |
James Houston Thomas |
III-V |
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MISSOURI |
VIRGINIA |
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Caspar Wistar Bell |
V |
III-V |
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Alexander Robinson Boteler, Sr. |
V |
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John White Brockenbrough |
II-V |
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II-V |
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III-V |
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William Hamilton MacFarland |
III-V |
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William Mordecai Cooke, Sr. |
V |
James Murray Mason, Sr. |
III |
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Walter Preston |
III-V |
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Thomas W. Freeman |
V |
III-V |
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Roger Atkinson Pryor, Sr. |
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