North Carolina in the 1900s

North Carolina State Senate

1987-1988

(See Map)
The First Session of this General Assembly met from February 9th to August 14th in 1987. The Second Session met from June 2nd to July 12th in 1988.

District

No. of Senators

County/Counties

Delegate(s) (County From)

1

1

Beaufort (part), Bertie (part), Camden, Chowan, Currituck, Dare, Gates (part), Hyde, Pasquotank, Perquimans, Tyrrell, Washington

Marc Basnight
(Dare)

2

1

Bertie (part), Edgecombe (part), Gates (part), Halifax (part), Hertford, Martin (part), Northampton, Warren (part)

Joseph Julian Harrington
(Bertie)

3

1

Carteret, Craven, Pamilco

William H. Barker (Pamlico)

4

1

Onslow

Alexander Duke Guy

5

1

Duplin, Jones, Lenoir, Pender (part)

Harold Woodrow Hardison (Lenoir)

6

1

Edgecombe (part), Martin (part), Pitt (part), Wilson (part)

Robert Lafayette Martin
(Pitt)

7

1

New Hanover, Pender (part)

Franklin Lee Block (NH)

8

1

Greene, Wayne

Henson Perrymoore Barnes (Wayne)

9

1

Beaufort (part), Martin (part), Pitt (part)

Thomas Fleming Taft (Pitt)

10

1

Edgecombe (part), Halifax (part), Nash, Warren (part), Wilson (part)

James Earl Ezzell, Jr.
(Nash)

11

1

Franklin, Vance, Wake (part)

James Davis Speed
(Franklin)

12

2

Cumberland (part)

Anthony Eden Rand,
Lura Self Tally

13

2

Durham, Granville, Orange (part), Person

Ralph Alexander Hunt (Durham),
Kenneth Claiborne Royall, Jr. (Durham)

14

3

Harnett, Lee, Wake (part)

William Wayne Staton (Lee),
Joseph Edward Johnson (Wake),
Jim Kemp Sherron, Jr. (Wake)

15

1

Johnston, Sampson

Robert Davis Warren (Johnston)

16

2

Chatham, Moore, Orange (part), Randolph

Wanda Holder Hunt (Moore),
Russell Grady Walker
(Randolph)

17

2

Anson, Montgomery, Richmond, Scotland, Stanly, Union

James Richard Conder (Richmond),
Aaron W. Plyler (Union)

18

1

Bladen, Brunswick, Columbus, Cumberland (part)

Robert Charles Soles, Jr.
(Columbus)

19

1

Forsyth (part), Guilford (part)

Robert G. Shaw
(Guilford)

20

2

Forsyth (part)

Ian Theodore Kaplan (Forsyth),
Marvin Martin Ward (Forsyth)

21

1

Alamance, Caswell

George Berkley Daniel (Caswell)

22

1

Cabarrus, Mecklenburg (part)

James Calvin Johnson, Jr. (Cabarrus)

23

2

Davidson, Davie, Rowan

Paul Sanders Smith (Rowan),
Robert Vance Somers (Rowan)

24

2

Alleghany, Ashe, Rockingham, Stokes, Surry, Watauga

William David Goldston, Jr. (Rockingham),
Alexander Paul Sands, III (Rockingham)

25

3

Cleveland, Gaston, Lincoln, Ruthferford

J. Ollie Harris (Cleveland),
Helen Rhyne Marvin (Gaston),
Marshall Arthur Rauch (Gaston)

26

2

Alexander, Catawba, Iredell, Yadkin

Austin Murphy Allran (Catawba),
William Walter Redman, Jr. (Iredell) (1) / Howard Franklin Bryan (Iredell) (1)

27

2

Avery, Burke, Caldwell, Mitchell, Wilkes

Daniel Reid Simpson (Burke),
Donald Rayvaughn Kincaid (Caldwell)

28

2

Buncombe, McDowell, Madison, Yancey

Robert Stringfield Swain (Buncombe),
Dennis Jay Winner (Buncombe)

29

2

Cherokee, Clay, Graham, Haywood, Henderson, Jackson, Macon, Polk, Swain, Transylvania

Charles William Hipps (Haywood),
Royce Phelps Thomas (Henderson)

30

1

Hoke, Robeson

David Russell Parnell
(Robeson)

31

1

Guilford (part)

William Nelson Martin

32

1

Guilford (part)

Mary Powell Seymour

33

1

Mecklenburg (part)

James Franklin Richardson

34

1

Mecklenburg (part)

James Doyle McDuffie

35

1

Mecklenburg (part)

Laurence Arthur Cobb
Robert B. Jordan, III was President of the Senate. Sylvia Morris Fink was the Clerk.
(1) William Walter Redman, Jr. resigned on March 11, 1987 after his appointment to the NC Crimes Commission. Howard Franklin Bryan was appointed on March 11, 1987 to replace him.
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