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Line 1: {{short description\|32nd Speaker of the Arkansas House of Representatives}}▼ {{Use American English\|date=August 2019}} {{Use mdy dates\|date=August 2019}} ▲{{short description\|32nd Speaker of the Arkansas House of Representatives}} {{Infobox officeholder \| name = James Camp Tappan \| image = James C. Tappan.jpg~~{{!}}border~~ \| caption = Tappan in uniform, ~~[[Circa~~{{circa\|~~ca.]] 1862~~1864}} \| office = ~~32nd~~31st [[List of Speakers of the Arkansas House of Representatives\|Speaker of the Arkansas House of Representatives]] \| term_start = January 11, 1897 \| term_end = January 9, 1899 Line 27: \| death_place = [[Helena, Arkansas]], U.S. \| resting_place = [[Maple Hill Cemetery (Helena-West Helena, Arkansas)\|Maple Hill Cemetery]],<br />[[Helena-West Helena, Arkansas]], U.S. \| resting_place_coordinates = {{coord\|34\|32\|34.45\|N\|90\|35\|2724.42\|W\|region:US-AR_type:landmark\|display=inline}} \| party = [[Democratic Party (United States)\|Democratic]] \| spouse = {{marriage\|Mary Elizabeth Anderson\|June 26, 1854\|March 24, 1900\|end=died}} \| children = 1 \| education = [[Yale University\|Yale College]] ([[Bachelor of Arts\|BA]]) ~~\| profession = {{hlist\|[[Politician]]\|[[lawyer]]\|[[farmer]]}}~~ \| allegiance = {{flag\|Confederate States}} \| branch = {{army\|CSA}} Line 38 ⟶ 37: \| rank = [[File:Confederate States of America General-collar.svg\|35px]] [[Brigadier general\|Brigadier-General]] \| commands = \| battles = {{tree list}} * [[American Civil War]]~~<br />~~ [[Battle of Belmont]] [[Battle of Shiloh]] * [[Confederate Heartland Offensive\|Kentucky Campaign]] [[Battle of Richmond]] [[Battle of Perryville]] [[~~Red~~Battle ~~River~~of ~~Campaign~~Mansfield]] [[Battle of Pleasant Hill]] * [[Camden Expedition]] [[Battle of Jenkins' Ferry]] [[Price's Missouri Expedition]] {{tree list/end}} }} '''James Camp Tappan''' (September 9, 1825 – March 19, 1906) was an American ~~politician~~[[lawyer]] ~~and~~from ~~lawyer~~[[Helena, Arkansas\|Helena]] who served as the ~~32nd~~31st [[List of Speakers of the Arkansas House of Representatives\|speaker of the Arkansas House of Representatives]] from 1897 to 1899. A member of the [[Democratic Party (United States)\|Democratic Party]], heTappan ~~was~~previously aserved ~~member~~as ~~of the~~an [[Arkansas House of Representatives\|Arkansas state representative]] from [[Phillips County, Arkansas\|Phillips County]] (1850–1852 and ~~1893–1897~~1897–1901). He also served as a senior [[Officer (armed forces)\|officer]] of the [[Confederate States Army]] in the [[Western Theater of the American Civil War\|Western]] and [[Trans-Mississippi Theater of the American Civil War\|Trans-Mississippi]] theaters of the [[American Civil War]]. == Early life and education == James Camp Tappan was born in [[Franklin, Tennessee]], where his parents had migrated from [[Newburyport, Massachusetts]]. He attended [[Phillips Exeter Academy]] in [[Exeter, New Hampshire]], and graduated from [[Yale University]] in 1845. He studied law at [[Vicksburg, Mississippi]], and was admitted to the bar in 1846. He soon moved to [[Helena, Arkansas]]. He was elected to two non-consecutive terms in the Arkansas House of Representatives and also served as a circuit court judge. From 1852-1860 he was the receiver for the United States land office in Helena.<ref>{{cite web \| url=https://books.google.com/books?id=2jxlmbk1ELIC&dq=s.h.+emerson+arkansas+representative&pg=PA280 \| title=Publications of the Arkansas Historical Association \| date=January 22, 2024 }}</ref> == American Civil War == Line 70: * [[List of people from Tennessee]] * [[List of Phillips Exeter Academy people]] * [[List of ~~Speakers~~speakers of the Arkansas House of Representatives]] * [[List of Yale University people]] Line 109: [[Category:19th-century American judges]] [[Category:19th-century American lawyers]] [[Category:19th-century American ~~politicians~~legislators]] [[Category:American lawyers admitted to the practice of law by reading law]] ~~[[Category:Arkansas Democrats]]~~ [[Category:Arkansas lawyers]] [[Category:Burials in Arkansas]] [[Category:Confederate States Army brigadier generals]] [[Category:Farmers from ~~Tennessee~~Arkansas]] [[Category:~~Members~~People offrom ~~the~~Coahoma ~~Arkansas~~County, ~~House of Representatives~~Mississippi]] [[Category:People from Franklin, Tennessee]] [[Category:People from Helena, Arkansas]] [[Category:People of Arkansas in the American Civil War]] [[Category:Phillips Exeter Academy alumni]] [[Category:Schoolteachers from Mississippi]] [[Category:Speakers of the Arkansas House of Representatives]] [[Category:Democratic Party members of the Arkansas House of Representatives]] [[Category:Yale University alumni]] [[Category:19th-century American educators]]