compiled by Wm. Robert Johnston
last updated 19 July 2005
year | city | messengers seated |
elected president |
notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
1845 | Augusta, GA | 293 | William Johnson | |
1846 | Richmond, VA | 162 | William Johnson | |
1849 | Charleston, SC | 103 | R. B. C. Howell | |
1851 | Nashville, TN | 124 | R. B. C. Howell | |
1853 | Baltimore, MD | 154 | R. B. C. Howell | |
1855 | Montgomery, AL | 235 | R. B. C. Howell | |
1857 | Louisville, KY | 184 | Richard Fuller | |
1859 | Richmond, VA | 580 | Richard Fuller | |
1861 | Savannah, GA | 177 | P. H. Mell | |
1863 | Augusta, GA | 181 | P. H. Mell | in the Confederate States |
1866 | Russellville, KY | 244 | P. H. Mell | |
1867 | Memphis, TN | 250 | P. H. Mell | |
1868 | Baltimore, MD | 327 | P. H. Mell | |
1869 | Macon, GA | 266 | P. H. Mell | |
1870 | Louisville, KY | 399 | P. H. Mell | |
1871 | Saint Louis, MO | 360 | James Boyce | |
1872 | Raleigh, NC | 304 | James Boyce | |
1873 | Mobile, AL | 259 | James Boyce | |
1874 | Jefferson, TX | 222 | James Boyce | |
1875 | Charleston, SC | 302 | James Boyce | |
1876 | Richmond, VA | 289 | James Boyce | |
1877 | New Orleans, LA | 164 | James Boyce | |
1878 | Nashville, TN | 253 | James Boyce | |
1879 | Atlanta, GA | 313 | P. H. Mell | |
1880 | Lexington, KY | 360 | P. H. Mell | |
1881 | Columbus, MS | 270 | P. H. Mell | |
1882 | Greenville, SC | 335 | P. H. Mell | |
1883 | Waco, TX | 612 | P. H. Mell | |
1884 | Baltimore, MD | 637 | P. H. Mell | |
1885 | Augusta, GA | 528 | P. H. Mell | |
1886 | Montgomery, AL | 488 | P. H. Mell | |
1887 | Louisville, KY | 689 | James Boyce | |
1888 | Richmond, VA | 835 | Jonathan Haralson | |
1889 | Memphis, TN | 706 | Jonathan Haralson | |
1890 | Fort Worth, TX | 801 | Jonathan Haralson | |
1891 | Birmingham, AL | 915 | Jonathan Haralson | |
1892 | Atlanta, GA | 978 | Jonathan Haralson | |
1894 | Dallas, TX | 772 | Jonathan Haralson | |
1895 | Washington, DC | 870 | Jonathan Haralson | |
1896 | Chattanooga, TN | 819 | Jonathan Haralson | |
1897 | Wilmington, NC | 724 | Jonathan Haralson | |
1898 | Norfolk, VA | 857 | W. J. Northen | |
1899 | Louisville, KY | 869 | W. J. Northen | |
1900 | Hot Springs, AR | 646 | W. J. Northen | |
1901 | New Orleans, LA | 787 | James Eagle | |
1902 | Asheville, NC | 1,093 | James Eagle | |
1903 | Savannah, GA | 1,136 | James Eagle | |
1904 | Nashville, TN | 1,095 | E. W. Stephens | |
1905 | Kansas City, MO | 816 | E. W. Stephens | |
1906 | Chattanooga, TN | 1,451 | E. W. Stephens | |
1907 | Richmond, VA | 1,411 | Joshua Levering | |
1908 | Hot Springs, AR | 1,258 | Joshua Levering | |
1909 | Louisville, KY | 1,547 | Joshua Levering | |
1910 | Baltimore, MD | 1,641 | Edwin Dargan | |
1911 | Jacksonville, FL | 1,558 | Edwin Dargan | |
1912 | Oklahoma City, OK | 1,228 | Edwin Dargan | |
1913 | Saint Louis, MO | 1,403 | Lansing Burrows | |
1914 | Nashville, TN | 1,930 | Lansing Burrows | |
1915 | Houston, TX | 1,408 | Lansing Burrows | |
1916 | Asheville, NC | 2,125 | J. B. Gambrell | |
1917 | New Orleans, LA | 1,683 | J. B. Gambrell | |
1918 | Hot Springs, AR | 2,043 | J. B. Gambrell | |
1919 | Atlanta, GA | 4,224 | J. B. Gambrell | |
1920 | Washington, DC | 8,359 | E. Y. Mullins | |
1921 | Chattanooga, TN | 5,313 | E. Y. Mullins | |
1922 | Jacksonville, FL | 4,272 | E. Y. Mullins | |
1923 | Kansas City, MO | 4,193 | George McDaniel | |
1924 | Atlanta, GA | 5,622 | George McDaniel | |
1925 | Memphis, TN | 5,600 | George McDaniel | adoption of BF&M |
1926 | Houston, TX | 4,268 | George Truett | |
1927 | Louisville, KY | 4,424 | George Truett | |
1928 | Chattanooga, TN | 3,810 | George Truett | |
1929 | Memphis, TN | 3,999 | W. J. McGlothin | |
1930 | New Orleans, LA | 3,342 | W. J. McGlothin | |
1931 | Birmingham, AL | 3,195 | W. J. McGlothin | |
1932 | Saint Petersburg, FL | 2,178 | F. F. Brown | |
1933 | Washington, DC | 2,765 | M. E. Dodd | |
1934 | Fort Worth, TX | 4,435 | M. E. Dodd | |
1935 | Memphis, TN | 4,268 | John Sampey | |
1936 | Saint Louis, MO | 3,702 | John Sampey | |
1937 | New Orleans, LA | 4,507 | John Sampey | |
1938 | Richmond, VA | 5,785 | L. R. Scarborough | |
1939 | Oklahoma City, OK | 4,598 | L. R. Scarborough | |
1940 | Baltimore, MD | 3,776 | W. W. Hamilton | |
1941 | Birmingham, AL | 5,884 | W. W. Hamilton | |
1942 | San Antonio, TX | 4,774 | Pat Neff | |
1943 | (no convention due to World War II) | |||
1944 | Atlanta, GA | 4,301 | Pat Neff | |
1945 | (no convention due to World War II) | |||
1946 | Miami, FL | 7,973 | Louie Newton | |
1947 | Saint Louis, MO | 8,508 | Louie Newton | |
1948 | Memphis, TN | 8,843 | Robert Lee | |
1949 | Oklahoma City, OK | 9,393 | Robert Lee | |
1950 | Chicago, IL | 8,151 | Robert Lee | |
1951 | San Francisco, CA | 6,493 | J. D. Grey | |
1952 | Miami, FL | 10,960 | J. D. Grey | |
1953 | Houston, TX | 12,976 | J. W. Storer | |
1954 | Saint Louis, MO | 10,962 | J. W. Storer | |
1955 | Miami, FL | 10,837 | C. C. Warren | |
1956 | Kansas City, MO | 12,254 | C. C. Warren | |
1957 | Chicago, IL | 9,109 | Brooks Hays | |
1958 | Houston, TX | 11,966 | Brooks Hays | |
1959 | Louisville, KY | 12,326 | Ramsey Pollard | |
1960 | Miami Beach, FL | 13,612 | Ramsey Pollard | |
1961 | Saint Louis, MO | 11,140 | Herschel Hobbs | |
1962 | San Francisco, CA | 9,396 | Herschel Hobbs | |
1963 | Kansas City, MO | 12,971 | Owen White | adoption of new BF&M |
1964 | Atlantic City, NJ | 13,136 | Wayne Dehoney | |
1965 | Dallas, TX | 16,053 | Wayne Dehoney | |
1966 | Detroit, MI | 10,414 | Franklin Paschall | |
1967 | Miami Beach, FL | 14,794 | Franklin Paschall | |
1968 | Houston, TX | 15,071 | W. A. Criswell | |
1969 | New Orleans, LA | 16,678 | W. A. Criswell | |
1970 | Denver, CO | 13,692 | Carl Bates | |
1971 | Saint Louis, MO | 13,716 | Carl Bates | |
1972 | Philadelphia, PA | 13,153 | Owen Cooper | |
1973 | Portland, OR | 8,871 | Owen Cooper | |
1974 | Dallas, TX | 18,190 | Jaroy Weber | |
1975 | Miami Beach, FL | 16,421 | Jaroy Weber | |
1976 | Norfolk, VA | 18,637 | James Sullivan | |
1977 | Kansas City, MO | 16,271 | Jimmy Allen | approval of Bold Mission Thrust |
1978 | Atlanta, GA | 22,872 | Jimmy Allen | |
1979 | Houston, TX | 15,760 | Adrian Rogers | beginning of "conservative resurgence" |
1980 | Saint Louis, MO | 13,844 | Bailey Smith | |
1981 | Los Angeles, CA | 13,529 | Bailey Smith | |
1982 | New Orleans, LA | 20,456 | James Draper | |
1983 | Pittsburgh, PA | 13,740 | James Draper | |
1984 | Kansas City, MO | 17,101 | Charles Stanley | |
1985 | Dallas, TX | 45,519 | Charles Stanley | |
1986 | Atlanta, GA | 40,987 | Adrian Rogers | |
1987 | Saint Louis, MO | 25,607 | Adrian Rogers | |
1988 | San Antonio, TX | 32,727 | Jerry Vines | Peace Committee report |
1989 | Las Vegas, NV | 20,411 | Jerry Vines | |
1990 | New Orleans, LA | 38,403 | Morris Chapman | |
1991 | Atlanta, GA | 23,465 | Morris Chapman | |
1992 | Indianapolis, IN | 17,956 | Edwin Young | BJCPA defunded |
1993 | Houston, TX | 17,768 | Edwin Young | |
1994 | Orlando, FL | 20,370 | James Henry | |
1995 | Atlanta, GA | 20,654 | James Henry | |
1996 | New Orleans, LA | 13,706 | Thomas Eliff | |
1997 | Dallas, TX | 12,418 | Thomas Eliff | restructuring of SBC agencies |
1998 | Salt Lake City, UT | 8,582 | Paige Patterson | Family amendment to BF&M |
1999 | Atlanta, GA | 11,554 | Paige Patterson | |
2000 | Orlando, FL | 11,918 | James Merritt | adoption of new BF&M |
2001 | New Orleans, LA | 9,559 | James Merritt | |
2002 | Saint Louis, MO | 9,609 | Jack Graham | |
2003 | Phoenix, AZ | 7,077 | Jack Graham | |
2004 | Indianapolis, IN | 8,600 | Bobby Welch | withdrawal from BWA |
2005 | Nashville, TN | 11,641 | Bobby Welch | |
2006 | Greensboro, NC | 11,639 | Frank Page | |
2007 | San Antonion, TX | (planned) | ||
2008 | Indianapolis, IN | (planned) | ||
2009 | Louisville, KY | (planned) |