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Minutes of the 1861-1862 Florida Convention of the People, or "Secession Convention"
Table of Contents
Convention of the People of Florida
Thursday, January 3, 1861Saturday, January 5, 1861
Monday, January 7, 1861
Tuesday, January 8, 1861
Wednesday, January 9, 1861
Thursday, January 10, 1861
Friday, January 11, 1861
Monday, January 14, 1861
Tuesday, January 15, 1861
Wednesday, January 16, 1861
Thursday, January 17, 1861
Friday, January 18, 1861
Saturday, January 19, 1861
Monday, January 21, 1861
Proceedings of the Convention, Called Session: January 26-28, 1861
Tuesday, January 26, 1861Wednesday, January 27, 1861
Thursday, January 28, 1861
Friday, March 1, 1861
Proceedings of the Convention, Called Session: April 18-27, 1861
Thursday, April 18, 1861
Friday, April 19, 1861
Saturday, April 20, 1861
Monday, April 22, 1861
Tuesday, April 23, 1861
Wednesday, April 24, 1861
Thursday, April 25, 1861
Friday, April 26, 1861
Saturday, April 27, 1861
Proceedings of the Convention, Called Session: January 14-27, 1862
Tuesday, January 14, 1862
Wednesday, January 15, 1862
Thursday, January 16, 1862
Friday, January 17, 1862
Saturday, January 18, 1862
Monday, January 20, 1862
Tuesday, January 21, 1862
Thursday, January 23, 1862
Friday, January 24, 1862
Saturday, January 25, 1862
Monday, January, 27, 1862
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Source
State Archives of Florida, Series S540
Description
Manuscipt volume of meeting minutes of the Florida Convention of the People (also called the Secession Convention) documenting the topics discussed and actions taken by the from January 3, 1861 to April 27, 1861 and from January 14, 1862 to January 27, 1862. The minutes also contain reports presented to the members from various committees, resolutions, and the ordinance of secession.
Date
1861
Creator
Contributors
Morrison, John, 1817-1870
Morrison, John, 1817-1870
Irwin, Freeman B., 1811-1865
Jordan, Richard D.
Alderman, Sidney Smith, 1835-1922
Collier, Joseph Abialbon, 1808-1873
McNealy, Adam, 1817-1899
Baker, James Laurence George, 1799-1873
Baker, Simmons Jones, 1805-1887
McIntosh, McQueen Hillary, 1822-1868
Henry, Thomas Yuille, 1821-1869
Allison, A. K. (Abraham Kurkindolle), 1810-1893.
Love, E. C. (Edward Cornelius), 1829-1891
Beard, John, 1797-1876
Kirksey, James
Ward, George Taliaferro, 1810-1862
Davis, William G. M. (William George Mackey), 1812-1898
Ladd, Daniel, 1817-1872
Lamar, Thompson Bird, 1828-1864
Anderson, James Patton, 1822-1872
Palmer, Thomas Martin, 1821-1895
Dilworth, William Scott, 1822-1869
McGehee, John Charles, 1801-1881
Lea, A J (Andrew J.), 1815-1883
Sever, W. H. (William Henry), 1821-1883
Barrington, Elza P.
Folsom, Lewis A.
Thomas, Joseph
Hunter, Green Howell, 1825-1888
Newmans, James A.
Wright, Arthur J. T., 1825-1872
Coon, Isaac Smith, 1836-1890
Lamb, John Josiah, 1819-1894
Finegan, Joseph, 1814-1885
Cooper, James Gignilliat, 1801-1879.
Daniel, James Madison, 1805-1878
Sanderson, John Pease, 1816-1871
Solana, Matthew, 1794-1871
DeVall, James Otis, 1807-1882
Mays, Rhydon Grigsby, 1801-1878
Pelot, John Cooper, 1809-1879
Dawkins, James Baird, 1820-1883
Owens, James Byeram, 1816-1889
Gary, Summerfield Massilon Glenn, 1826-1896
McGahagin, William Emmitt, 1819-1870
Chandler, James Hankins, 1811-1888
Woodruff, William Washington, 1831-1872.
Leigh, David G. 1830-1868
Rutland, Isaac Newton
Gettis, James, 1816-1867
Helvenston, George S., 1817-1880
Saxon, Benjamin Wadsworth
Turman, Simon, 1829-1864
Glazier, Ezekiel, 1815-1888
Pinckney, William, 1829-1891
Bethel, Winer, 1816-1877
Tift, Asa Forsyth, 1812-1889
Blake, Edwin L. T., 1823-1897
McLean, Daniel D.
Stephens, Samuel Barron, 1814-1882
Spencer, S. W.
Gregory, Willoughby Shackleford, 1806-1863
Harris, William S.
Banks, A. T.
Barefoot, Thomas B.
Mattair, S. R.
Shehee, S. B.
Saunders, Daniel G.
McCullom, E. S.
Cameron, Donald
Saunders, D. C.
Felkel, William
Finely, J. J.
Bulloch, E. C.
Spratt, Leonidas W.
Perry, Madison Starke, 1814-1865
Ruffin, Edmund
Golden, R. R.
Hendrick, T. J.
Milton, John, 1807-1865
Morrison, John, 1817-1870
Irwin, Freeman B., 1811-1865
Jordan, Richard D.
Alderman, Sidney Smith, 1835-1922
Collier, Joseph Abialbon, 1808-1873
McNealy, Adam, 1817-1899
Baker, James Laurence George, 1799-1873
Baker, Simmons Jones, 1805-1887
McIntosh, McQueen Hillary, 1822-1868
Henry, Thomas Yuille, 1821-1869
Allison, A. K. (Abraham Kurkindolle), 1810-1893.
Love, E. C. (Edward Cornelius), 1829-1891
Beard, John, 1797-1876
Kirksey, James
Ward, George Taliaferro, 1810-1862
Davis, William G. M. (William George Mackey), 1812-1898
Ladd, Daniel, 1817-1872
Lamar, Thompson Bird, 1828-1864
Anderson, James Patton, 1822-1872
Palmer, Thomas Martin, 1821-1895
Dilworth, William Scott, 1822-1869
McGehee, John Charles, 1801-1881
Lea, A J (Andrew J.), 1815-1883
Sever, W. H. (William Henry), 1821-1883
Barrington, Elza P.
Folsom, Lewis A.
Thomas, Joseph
Hunter, Green Howell, 1825-1888
Newmans, James A.
Wright, Arthur J. T., 1825-1872
Coon, Isaac Smith, 1836-1890
Lamb, John Josiah, 1819-1894
Finegan, Joseph, 1814-1885
Cooper, James Gignilliat, 1801-1879.
Daniel, James Madison, 1805-1878
Sanderson, John Pease, 1816-1871
Solana, Matthew, 1794-1871
DeVall, James Otis, 1807-1882
Mays, Rhydon Grigsby, 1801-1878
Pelot, John Cooper, 1809-1879
Dawkins, James Baird, 1820-1883
Owens, James Byeram, 1816-1889
Gary, Summerfield Massilon Glenn, 1826-1896
McGahagin, William Emmitt, 1819-1870
Chandler, James Hankins, 1811-1888
Woodruff, William Washington, 1831-1872.
Leigh, David G. 1830-1868
Rutland, Isaac Newton
Gettis, James, 1816-1867
Helvenston, George S., 1817-1880
Saxon, Benjamin Wadsworth
Turman, Simon, 1829-1864
Glazier, Ezekiel, 1815-1888
Pinckney, William, 1829-1891
Bethel, Winer, 1816-1877
Tift, Asa Forsyth, 1812-1889
Blake, Edwin L. T., 1823-1897
McLean, Daniel D.
Stephens, Samuel Barron, 1814-1882
Spencer, S. W.
Gregory, Willoughby Shackleford, 1806-1863
Harris, William S.
Banks, A. T.
Barefoot, Thomas B.
Mattair, S. R.
Shehee, S. B.
Saunders, Daniel G.
McCullom, E. S.
Cameron, Donald
Saunders, D. C.
Felkel, William
Finely, J. J.
Bulloch, E. C.
Spratt, Leonidas W.
Perry, Madison Starke, 1814-1865
Ruffin, Edmund
Golden, R. R.
Hendrick, T. J.
Milton, John, 1807-1865
Coverage
Topic
Subjects
Geographic Term
General Note
Pursuant to an Act of the Legislature approved November 30, 1860, Governor Madison S. Perry issued a proclamation calling an election on Saturday, December 22, 1860, for delegates to a Convention to address the issue of whether Florida had a right to withdraw from the Union. The Secession Convention met on January 3, 1861 in Tallahassee. John C. McGehee of Madison County was elected President. The Convention passed the Ordinance of Secession on January 10, 1861, declaring Florida to be "a sovereign and independent nation." The Convention ratified the Constitution adopted by the Confederate States of America on April 13 and adjourned sine die on April 27, 1861 unless convened by the president on or before December 25.
Since the Convention generally approved of Governor Perry's actions it made no move to interfere with his administration; however, when Governor Milton took office in October of 1861 and reversed some policies of his predecessor, a move was started to reconvene the Convention. President McGehee issued a proclamation on December 13 for the convention to meet on January 14, 1862, at Tallahassee. McGehee expressed concern over two matters: the state's finances and the powers of the Governor during wartime. To remedy the later, the members appointed an Executive Council of four men to share the executive authority because they felt that the powers of a wartime executive should not be placed in the hands of one man. The Convention adjourned sine die on January 27, 1862.
Since the Convention generally approved of Governor Perry's actions it made no move to interfere with his administration; however, when Governor Milton took office in October of 1861 and reversed some policies of his predecessor, a move was started to reconvene the Convention. President McGehee issued a proclamation on December 13 for the convention to meet on January 14, 1862, at Tallahassee. McGehee expressed concern over two matters: the state's finances and the powers of the Governor during wartime. To remedy the later, the members appointed an Executive Council of four men to share the executive authority because they felt that the powers of a wartime executive should not be placed in the hands of one man. The Convention adjourned sine die on January 27, 1862.
Convention of the People of Florida
Thursday, January 3, 1861Saturday, January 5, 1861
Monday, January 7, 1861
Tuesday, January 8, 1861
Wednesday, January 9, 1861
Thursday, January 10, 1861
Friday, January 11, 1861
Monday, January 14, 1861
Tuesday, January 15, 1861
Wednesday, January 16, 1861
Thursday, January 17, 1861
Friday, January 18, 1861
Saturday, January 19, 1861
Monday, January 21, 1861
Proceedings of the Convention, Called Session: January 26-28, 1861
Tuesday, January 26, 1861Wednesday, January 27, 1861
Thursday, January 28, 1861
Friday, March 1, 1861
Proceedings of the Convention, Called Session: April 18-27, 1861
Thursday, April 18, 1861
Friday, April 19, 1861
Saturday, April 20, 1861
Monday, April 22, 1861
Tuesday, April 23, 1861
Wednesday, April 24, 1861
Thursday, April 25, 1861
Friday, April 26, 1861
Saturday, April 27, 1861
Proceedings of the Convention, Called Session: January 14-27, 1862
Tuesday, January 14, 1862
Wednesday, January 15, 1862
Thursday, January 16, 1862
Friday, January 17, 1862
Saturday, January 18, 1862
Monday, January 20, 1862
Tuesday, January 21, 1862
Thursday, January 23, 1862
Friday, January 24, 1862
Saturday, January 25, 1862
Monday, January, 27, 1862
Title
Minutes of the 1861-1862 Florida Convention of the People, or "Secession Convention"
Subject
Secession -- Florida
Ordinance of Secession (Florida : 1861)
Florida -- Politics and Government -- 1861-1865
Description
Manuscipt volume of meeting minutes of the Florida Convention of the People (also called the Secession Convention) documenting the topics discussed and actions taken by the from January 3, 1861 to April 27, 1861 and from January 14, 1862 to January 27, 1862. The minutes also contain reports presented to the members from various committees, resolutions, and the ordinance of secession.
Creator
Florida Convention of the People
Source
State Archives of Florida, Series S540
Date
1861
Contributor
Morrison, John, 1817-1870
Morrison, John, 1817-1870
Irwin, Freeman B., 1811-1865
Jordan, Richard D.
Alderman, Sidney Smith, 1835-1922
Collier, Joseph Abialbon, 1808-1873
McNealy, Adam, 1817-1899
Baker, James Laurence George, 1799-1873
Baker, Simmons Jones, 1805-1887
McIntosh, McQueen Hillary, 1822-1868
Henry, Thomas Yuille, 1821-1869
Allison, A. K. (Abraham Kurkindolle), 1810-1893.
Love, E. C. (Edward Cornelius), 1829-1891
Beard, John, 1797-1876
Kirksey, James
Ward, George Taliaferro, 1810-1862
Davis, William G. M. (William George Mackey), 1812-1898
Ladd, Daniel, 1817-1872
Lamar, Thompson Bird, 1828-1864
Anderson, James Patton, 1822-1872
Palmer, Thomas Martin, 1821-1895
Dilworth, William Scott, 1822-1869
McGehee, John Charles, 1801-1881
Lea, A J (Andrew J.), 1815-1883
Sever, W. H. (William Henry), 1821-1883
Barrington, Elza P.
Folsom, Lewis A.
Thomas, Joseph
Hunter, Green Howell, 1825-1888
Newmans, James A.
Wright, Arthur J. T., 1825-1872
Coon, Isaac Smith, 1836-1890
Lamb, John Josiah, 1819-1894
Finegan, Joseph, 1814-1885
Cooper, James Gignilliat, 1801-1879.
Daniel, James Madison, 1805-1878
Sanderson, John Pease, 1816-1871
Solana, Matthew, 1794-1871
DeVall, James Otis, 1807-1882
Mays, Rhydon Grigsby, 1801-1878
Pelot, John Cooper, 1809-1879
Dawkins, James Baird, 1820-1883
Owens, James Byeram, 1816-1889
Gary, Summerfield Massilon Glenn, 1826-1896
McGahagin, William Emmitt, 1819-1870
Chandler, James Hankins, 1811-1888
Woodruff, William Washington, 1831-1872.
Leigh, David G. 1830-1868
Rutland, Isaac Newton
Gettis, James, 1816-1867
Helvenston, George S., 1817-1880
Saxon, Benjamin Wadsworth
Turman, Simon, 1829-1864
Glazier, Ezekiel, 1815-1888
Pinckney, William, 1829-1891
Bethel, Winer, 1816-1877
Tift, Asa Forsyth, 1812-1889
Blake, Edwin L. T., 1823-1897
McLean, Daniel D.
Stephens, Samuel Barron, 1814-1882
Spencer, S. W.
Gregory, Willoughby Shackleford, 1806-1863
Harris, William S.
Banks, A. T.
Barefoot, Thomas B.
Mattair, S. R.
Shehee, S. B.
Saunders, Daniel G.
McCullom, E. S.
Cameron, Donald
Saunders, D. C.
Felkel, William
Finely, J. J.
Bulloch, E. C.
Spratt, Leonidas W.
Perry, Madison Starke, 1814-1865
Ruffin, Edmund
Golden, R. R.
Hendrick, T. J.
Milton, John, 1807-1865
Format
minutes (administrative records)
Language
eng-US
Type
Text
Identifier
s540_v01
Coverage
Civil War Florida (1861-1865)
Geographic Term
Florida
Tallahassee (Fla.)
Leon County (Fla.)
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topic
Politics and Government
Subject - Corporate
Florida. Governor (1857-1861 : Perry)
Florida. Governor (1861-1865 : Milton)
Subject - Person
Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865
Davis, Jefferson, 1808-1889
Lee, Robert E. (Robert Edward), 1807-1870
General Note
Pursuant to an Act of the Legislature approved November 30, 1860, Governor Madison S. Perry issued a proclamation calling an election on Saturday, December 22, 1860, for delegates to a Convention to address the issue of whether Florida had a right to withdraw from the Union. The Secession Convention met on January 3, 1861 in Tallahassee. John C. McGehee of Madison County was elected President. The Convention passed the Ordinance of Secession on January 10, 1861, declaring Florida to be "a sovereign and independent nation." The Convention ratified the Constitution adopted by the Confederate States of America on April 13 and adjourned sine die on April 27, 1861 unless convened by the president on or before December 25.
Since the Convention generally approved of Governor Perry's actions it made no move to interfere with his administration; however, when Governor Milton took office in October of 1861 and reversed some policies of his predecessor, a move was started to reconvene the Convention. President McGehee issued a proclamation on December 13 for the convention to meet on January 14, 1862, at Tallahassee. McGehee expressed concern over two matters: the state's finances and the powers of the Governor during wartime. To remedy the later, the members appointed an Executive Council of four men to share the executive authority because they felt that the powers of a wartime executive should not be placed in the hands of one man. The Convention adjourned sine die on January 27, 1862.
Since the Convention generally approved of Governor Perry's actions it made no move to interfere with his administration; however, when Governor Milton took office in October of 1861 and reversed some policies of his predecessor, a move was started to reconvene the Convention. President McGehee issued a proclamation on December 13 for the convention to meet on January 14, 1862, at Tallahassee. McGehee expressed concern over two matters: the state's finances and the powers of the Governor during wartime. To remedy the later, the members appointed an Executive Council of four men to share the executive authority because they felt that the powers of a wartime executive should not be placed in the hands of one man. The Convention adjourned sine die on January 27, 1862.
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Convention of the People of Florida
Thursday, January 3, 1861Saturday, January 5, 1861
Monday, January 7, 1861
Tuesday, January 8, 1861
Wednesday, January 9, 1861
Thursday, January 10, 1861
Friday, January 11, 1861
Monday, January 14, 1861
Tuesday, January 15, 1861
Wednesday, January 16, 1861
Thursday, January 17, 1861
Friday, January 18, 1861
Saturday, January 19, 1861
Monday, January 21, 1861
Proceedings of the Convention, Called Session: January 26-28, 1861
Tuesday, January 26, 1861Wednesday, January 27, 1861
Thursday, January 28, 1861
Friday, March 1, 1861
Proceedings of the Convention, Called Session: April 18-27, 1861
Thursday, April 18, 1861
Friday, April 19, 1861
Saturday, April 20, 1861
Monday, April 22, 1861
Tuesday, April 23, 1861
Wednesday, April 24, 1861
Thursday, April 25, 1861
Friday, April 26, 1861
Saturday, April 27, 1861
Proceedings of the Convention, Called Session: January 14-27, 1862
Tuesday, January 14, 1862
Wednesday, January 15, 1862
Thursday, January 16, 1862
Friday, January 17, 1862
Saturday, January 18, 1862
Monday, January 20, 1862
Tuesday, January 21, 1862
Thursday, January 23, 1862
Friday, January 24, 1862
Saturday, January 25, 1862
Monday, January, 27, 1862
Chicago Manual of Style
Florida Convention of the People. Minutes of the 1861-1862 Florida Convention of the People, or "Secession Convention". 1861. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. <https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/350879>, accessed 30 November 2024.
MLA
Florida Convention of the People. Minutes of the 1861-1862 Florida Convention of the People, or "Secession Convention". 1861. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. Accessed 30 Nov. 2024.<https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/350879>
AP Style Photo Citation
(State Archives of Florida/Florida Convention of the People)