18th Illinois General Assembly
Meeting of the Illinois state legislature from 1842 to 1844
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The 18th Illinois General Assembly, consisting of the Illinois Senate and the Illinois House of Representatives, met from January 3, 1853, to February 14, 1853 (1st session); and from February 9, 1854, to March 4, 1854 (2nd session).[1]
The 18th General Assembly was preceded by the 17th Illinois General Assembly, and was succeeded by the 19th Illinois General Assembly.
The Constitution of 1848, fixed the Senate at twenty-five members and the House at seventy-five members.[2] The Constitution of 1848 also divided the state into 25 Senate districts and 54 House districts.[3]
House
| District | Counties represented[4] | Image | Representative | Remarks |
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| 1 | Alexander · Pulaski · Union | John Cochran | ||
| 2 | Hardin · Massac · Pope | Wesley Sloan | ||
| 3 | Gallatin · Saline | David B. Russell | ||
| 4 | Johnson · Williamson | David Y. Bridges | ||
| 5 | Franklin · Jackson |  |
John A. Logan | |
| 6 | Hamilton · Jefferson · Marion · Wayne | John Wilbanks | ||
| Alexander Campbell | ||||
| John A. Wilson | ||||
| 7 | White | Daniel L. Jones | ||
| 8 | Edwards · Wabash | Victor B. Bell | ||
| 9 | Lawrence · Richland | William H. Christy | ||
| 10 | Crawford · Jasper | William H. Sterret | ||
| 11 | Coles | William D. Watson | ||
| 12 | Clark | Uri Manley | ||
| 13 | Clay · Cumberland · Effingham | Presley Funkhouser | ||
| 14 | Fayette | A. J. Gallagher | Resigned | |
| N. M. McCurdy | Replaced Gallagher | |||
| 15 | Bond · Clinton · Montgomery | William H. Maddux | ||
| William Young | ||||
| 16 | Perry · Washington | [[ ]] | ||
| 17 | Randolph | [[ ]] | ||
| 18 | Monroe | [[ ]] | ||
| 19 | St.Clair | [[ ]] | ||
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| 20 | Madison | [[ ]] | ||
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| 21 | Macoupin | [[ ]] | ||
| 22 | Greene · Jersey | [[ ]] | ||
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| 23 | Scott | [[ ]] | ||
| 24 | Morgan | [[ ]] | ||
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| 25 | Cass · Menard | [[ ]] | ||
| 26 | Sangamon | [[ ]] | ||
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| 27 | Logan · Mason | [[ ]] | ||
| 28 | Tazewell | [[ ]] | ||
| 29 | DeWitt · McLean | [[ ]] | ||
| 30 | Vermillion | [[ ]] | ||
| 31 | Edgar | [[ ]] | ||
| 32 | Champaign · Macon · Moultrie· Piatt | [[ ]] | ||
| 33 | Christian · Shelby | [[ ]] | ||
| 34 | Calhoun · Pike | [[ ]] | ||
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| 35 | Adams · Brown | [[ ]] | ||
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| 36 | Schuyler | [[ ]] | ||
| 37 | Hancock | [[ ]] | ||
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| 38 | McDonough | [[ ]] | ||
| 39 | Fulton | [[ ]] | ||
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| 40 | Peoria | [[ ]] | ||
| 41 | Knox | [[ ]] | ||
| 42 | Henderson · Mercer · Warren | [[ ]] | ||
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| 43 | Henry · Rock Island · Stark | [[ ]] | ||
| 44 | Lee · Whiteside | [[ ]] | ||
| 45 | Carroll · Ogle | [[ ]] | ||
| 46 | Jo Daviess · Stephenson | [[ ]] | ||
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| 47 | Winnebago | [[ ]] | ||
| 48 | Marshall · Putnam · Woodford | [[ ]] | ||
| 49 | Bureau · Grundy · LaSalle · Livingston | [[ ]] | ||
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| 50 | Dupage · Iroquois · Kendall · Will | [[ ]] | ||
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| 51 | DeKalb · Kane | [[ ]] | ||
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| 52 | Boone · McHenry | [[ ]] | ||
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| 53 | Lake | [[ ]] | ||
| 54 | Cook |  |
W. B. Eagan | |
| Homer Wilmarth | ||||
Works cited
- Moses, John (1892). Illinois, historical and statistical.
- Blue Book of the State of Illinois. 1919.
- Blue Book of the State of Illinois - Illinois Legislative Roster â 1818-2024 (PDF). 2024.