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Josias/Josiah Clapham
Member From: 1771 - 1788
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- Additional Info: 1769 - 1771 Assembly - James Hamilton accepted the office of county coroner and was replaced by Josias Clapham in the 1771 session.
1779 Assembly - Francis Peyton accepted the office of land commissioner. Levin Powell became deputy register of the Land Office. Josiah Clapham
succeeded one of these and was present on Dec. 3, 1779.
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- Other Notable Service and/or Elected Offices: Virginia Constitutional Convention: 1776
| Session | District | District Number | Party | Leadership | Committees |
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| 1775-1776 | Loudoun | Courts of Justice Trade |
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| 1776 | Loudoun | Propositions and Grievances Public Claims |
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| 1778 | Loudoun | Treasurer's Accounts | |||
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| 1780-1781 | Loudoun | ||||
| 1787-1788 | Loudoun | Commerce Propositions and Grievances Religion |
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