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| The Crown took over North Carolina in 1729, but they did not appoint their first Royal Governor until 1731. Very little changed with respect to the General Assembly. The "Upper House" still included the Governor and his Executive Council, and the "Lower House" was still called the House of Burgesses and included representatives elected by the Freeholders in each Precinct (renamed to County on March 8, 1738/9). | |||
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" Also - Click Here to view/download all Public Acts from 1715 to 1752 |
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Under President Matthew Rowan. |
1753-1754 |
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Under Governor Arthur Dobbs. |
1758-1759, 1759-1760 |
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Under Governor William Tryon. |
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Under Governor Josiah Martin. |
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" Also - Click Here to view/download a revisal of all Acts up to 1773. |
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" Also - Click Here to view/download all Private Acts from 1715 to 1790. |
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| *The numbering is this Author's for convenience only, and is not from any official source. From all available sources found to date, since records are so scant, most historians simply used a governor's term with various dates found for known assembly gatherings during his tenure. | |||
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