Mississippi's 7th congressional district

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Mississippi's seventh congressional district existed from 1883 to 1953. It was created after the 1880 census and abolished following the 1950 census.

A total of 10 representatives (all Democrats) served the district during its existence.

[edit] Representatives

Representative	Took Office	Left Office	Party	Congress
Ethelbert Barksdale	1883	1887	Democratic	48th - 49th
Charles E. Hooker	1887	1895	Democratic	50th - 53rd
James G. Spencer	1895	1897	Democratic	54th
Patrick Henry	1897	1901	Democratic	55th - 56th
Charles E. Hooker	1901	1903	Democratic	57th
Frank A. McLain	1903	1909	Democratic	58th - 60th
William A. Dickson	1909	1913	Democratic	61st - 62nd
Percy E. Quin1	1913	1932	Democratic	63rd - 72nd
Lawrence Russell Ellzey	1932	1935	Democratic	72nd - 73rd
Dan R. McGehee	1935	1947	Democratic	74th - 79th
John B. Williams	1947	1953	Democratic	79th - 82nd

1. Percy E. Quin died in office February 4, 1932.

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