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Nineteenth United States Congress
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1825-1827- The first session of this Congress took place in Washington, DC from December 5, 1825 to May 22, 1826.
- The second session took place in Washington, DC from December 4, 1826 to March 3, 1827.
Major political events
Members of the Nineteenth United States Congress
- Parmenio Adams (Representative), -, NY
- William Addams (Representative), -, PA
- Adam Rankin Alexander (Representative), Jacksonian Republican, TN
- Mark Alexander (Representative), Jacksonian, VA
- Robert Allen (Representative), -, TN
- Samuel Clesson Allen (Representative), Federalist, MA
- James Allison, Jr. (Representative), -, PA
- Willis Alston (Representative), Jacksonian, NC
- John Anderson (Representative), Jacksonian, ME
- William G. Angel (Representative), Jacksonian, NY
- William Segar Archer (Representative), Whig, VA
- William Armstrong (Representative), -, VA
- Henry Ashley (Representative), -, NY
- Luther Badger (Representative), -, NY
- John Bailey (Representative), -, MA
- John Baldwin (Representative), -, CT
- Noyes Barber (Representative), -, CT
- James Barbour (Senator), Republican, VA
- John Strode Barbour (Representative), Jacksonian, VA
- John Barney (Representative), -, MD
- Daniel Laurens Barringer (Representative), -, NC
- Ichabod Bartlett (Representative), -, NH
- Mordecai Bartley (Representative), -, OH
- David Barton (Senator), Adams, MO
- Burwell Bassett (Representative), Republican, VA
- Ephraim Bateman (Senator), Adams, NJ
- Francis Baylies (Representative), -, MA
- Philemon Beecher (Representative), -, OH
- Samuel Bell (Senator), Adams, NH
- Thomas Hart Benton (Senator), Jacksonian, MO
- John Macpherson Berrien (Senator), Jacksonian, GA
- John Blair (Representative), Jacksonian, TN
- Ratliff Boon (Representative), Jacksonian, IN
- Charles Dominique Joseph Bouligny (Senator), Adams-Clay Republican, LA
- William Czar Bradley (Representative), Republican, VT
- John Branch (Senator), Crawford Republican, NC
- William Leigh Brent (Representative), -, LA
- Titus Brown (Representative), -, NH
- John Heritage Bryan (Representative), -, NC
- James Buchanan (Representative), Democrat, PA
- Richard Aylett Buckner (Representative), -, KY
- Tristam Burges (Representative), Anti Jacksonian, RI
- William Burleigh (Representative), -, ME
- Churchill Caldom Cambreleng (Representative), Democrat, NY
- John Wilson Campbell (Representative), Republican, OH
- Samuel Price Carson (Representative), -, NC
- John Carter (Representative), Jacksonian, SC
- George Cary (Representative), -, GA
- George Cassedy (Representative), -, NJ
- Ezekiel Forman Chambers (Senator), Adams, MD
- Henry H. Chambers (Senator), Jacksonian, AL
- John Chandler (Senator), Jacksonian, ME
- Dudley Chase (Senator), Adams, VT
- Nathaniel Herbert Claiborne (Representative), Anti Jacksonian, VA
- James Clark (Representative), Republican, KY
- Henry Clay (Representative), Republican, KY
- Thomas Clayton (Senator), Adams, DE
- Thomas Willis Cobb (Senator), Crawford Republican, GA
- John Cocke (Representative), -, TN
- Lewis Condict (Representative), Republican, NJ
- Henry William Connor (Representative), Democrat, NC
- Henry Wharton Conway (Delegate), -, Arkansas Territory
- Daniel Pope Cook (Representative), -, IL
- Benjamin Williams Crowninshield (Representative), -, MA
- George William Crump (Representative), -, VA
- Alfred Cuthbert (Representative), Republican, GA
- Thomas Davenport (Representative), Anti Jacksonian, VA
- John Davis (Representative), Whig, MA
- James DE Wolf (Senator), Republican, RI
- Mahlon Dickerson (Senator), Jacksonian, NJ
- William Dietz (Representative), -, NY
- Clement Dorsey (Representative), -, MD
- William Drayton (Representative), Jacksonian, SC
- Henry Williams Dwight (Representative), -, MA
- Nehemiah Eastman (Representative), -, NH
- John Henry Eaton (Senator), Jacksonian, TN
- Henry Waggaman Edwards (Senator), Jackson Republican, CT
- Samuel Edwards (Representative), -, PA
- Weldon Nathaniel Edwards (Representative), Republican, NC
- Powhatan Ellis (Senator), Jacksonian, MS
- Benjamin Estil (Representative), -, VA
- Edward Everett (Representative), Whig, MA
- Patrick Farrelly (Representative), -, PA
- James Findlay (Representative), Jacksonian, OH
- John Findlay (Representative), -, PA
- William Findlay (Senator), Jacksonian, PA
- John Floyd (Representative), Republican, VA
- John Forsyth (Representative), Republican, GA
- Chauncey Forward (Representative), Jacksonian, PA
- Nicoll Fosdick (Representative), -, NY
- John Gaillard (Senator), Jacksonian, SC
- Robert Selden Garnett (Representative), Republican, VA
- Daniel Greene Garnsey (Representative), -, NY
- Daniel Garrison (Representative), -, NJ
- Joseph Gist (Representative), -, SC
- Andrew Robison Govan (Representative), -, SC
- Henry Hosford Gurley (Representative), -, LA
- William Haile (Representative), -, MS
- John Hallock, Jr. (Representative), -, NY
- James Hamilton, Jr. (Representative), -, SC
- William Harper (Senator), Jacksonian, SC
- Robert Harris (Representative), -, PA
- William Henry Harrison (Senator), Adams, OH
- Jonathan Harvey (Representative), -, NH
- Abraham Bruyn Hasbrouck (Representative), -, NY
- Moses Hayden (Representative), -, NY
- Robert Young Hayne (Senator), Jacksonian, SC
- Charles Eaton Haynes (Representative), -, GA
- Joseph Healy (Representative), -, NH
- Joseph Hemphill (Representative), Federalist, PA
- William Hendricks (Senator), Adams, IN
- John Flournoy Henry (Representative), -, KY
- Robert Pryor Henry (Representative), -, KY
- Ebenezer Herrick (Representative), -, ME
- Richard Hines (Representative), -, NC
- Aaron Hobart (Representative), -, MA
- Michael Hoffman (Representative), Jacksonian, NY
- George Holcombe (Representative), -, NJ
- David Holmes (Senator), Jackson Republican, MS
- Gabriel Holmes (Representative), -, NC
- John Holmes (Senator), Adams, ME
- Sam Houston (Representative), Democrat, TN
- Daniel Hugunin, Jr. (Representative), -, NY
- Charles Humphrey (Representative), -, NY
- Ralph Isaacs Ingersoll (Representative), -, CT
- Samuel Delucenna Ingham (Representative), Jackson, PA
- Jacob C. Isacks (Representative), Jacksonian, TN
- Andrew Jackson (Senator), Republican, TN
- David Jennings (Representative), -, OH
- Jonathan Jennings (Representative), -, IN
- Francis Johnson (Representative), -, KY
- James Johnson (Representative), -, KY
- Jeromus Johnson (Representative), -, NY
- Joseph Johnson (Representative), Jacksonian, VA
- Richard Mentor Johnson (Senator), Jacksonian, KY
- Josiah Stoddard Johnston (Senator), Adams, LA
- Elias Kent Kane (Senator), Jacksonian, IL
- Charles Kellogg (Representative), -, NY
- Joseph Kent (Representative), Republican, MD
- John Leeds Kerr (Representative), Whig, MD
- David Kidder (Representative), -, ME
- William Rufus de Vane King (Senator), Jacksonian, AL
- Thomas Kittera (Representative), -, PA
- Nehemiah Rice Knight (Senator), Adams, RI
- Jacob Krebs (Representative), -, PA
- George Kremer (Representative), -, PA
- Samuel Lathrop (Representative), -, MA
- Joseph Lawrence (Representative), Whig, PA
- Joseph Lecompte (Representative), Jacksonian, KY
- Robert Perkins Letcher (Representative), -, KY
- Enoch Lincoln (Representative), Republican, ME
- Peter Little (Representative), Republican, MD
- Edward Livingston (Representative), -, LA
- Edward Lloyd (Senator), Jacksonian, MD
- James Lloyd (Senator), Adams, MA
- John Locke (Representative), -, MA
- John Long (Representative), -, NC
- Nathaniel Macon (Senator), Jacksonian, NC
- Rollin Carolas Mallary (Representative), -, VT
- Willie Person Mangum (Representative), Jacksonian, NC
- John Hartwell Marable (Representative), -, TN
- Henry Markell (Representative), -, NY
- Philip Swenk Markley (Representative), -, PA
- William Marks (Senator), Adams, PA
- Robert Nicols Martin (Representative), -, MD
- Henry Clinton Martindale (Representative), Anti Mason, NY
- Dudley Marvin (Representative), Whig, NY
- John Mattocks (Representative), Whig, VT
- William McCoy (Representative), Jacksonian, VA
- George McDuffie (Representative), Democrat, SC
- Robert Lytle McHatton (Representative), -, KY
- Joseph McIlvaine (Senator), Adams-Clay Republican, NJ
- Samuel McKean (Representative), Jacksonian, PA
- John McKee (Representative), -, AL
- John McKinley (Senator), Jacksonian, AL
- Louis McLane (Representative), -, DE
- William McLean (Representative), -, OH
- William McManus (Representative), -, NY
- Archibald McNeill (Representative), -, NC
- Ezra Meech (Representative), -, VT
- Charles Fenton Mercer (Representative), Whig, VA
- James Meriwether (Representative), -, GA
- Orange Merwin (Representative), -, CT
- Thomas Metcalfe (Representative), Whig, KY
- Daniel H. Miller (Representative), Jacksonian, PA
- John Miller (Representative), -, NY
- Elijah Hunt Mills (Senator), Adams, MA
- Charles Miner (Representative), -, PA
- George Edward Mitchell (Representative), Jacksonian, MD
- James Coffield Mitchell (Representative), -, TN
- James S. Mitchell (Representative), -, PA
- John Mitchell (Representative), -, PA
- Thomas Rothmaler Mitchell (Representative), Jacksonian, SC
- Gabriel Moore (Representative), -, AL
- Thomas Patrick Moore (Representative), -, KY
- Thomas Newton, Jr. (Representative), Republican, VA
- James Noble (Senator), Adams, IN
- Jeremiah O'Brien (Representative), -, ME
- Robert Orr, Jr. (Representative), -, PA
- George Washington Owen (Representative), -, AL
- Dutee Jerauld Pearce (Representative), Anti Mason, RI
- George Peter (Representative), Federalist, MD
- Elisha Phelps (Representative), -, CT
- Israel Pickens (Senator), Jacksonian, AL
- George Plumer (Representative), -, PA
- Joel Roberts Poinsett (Representative), -, SC
- James Knox Polk (Representative), Democrat, TN
- Timothy H. Porter (Representative), -, NY
- Alfred H. Powell (Representative), -, VA
- John Randolph (Senator), Jacksonian, VA
- Christopher Rankin (Representative), -, MS
- John Reed Jr. (Representative), Whig, MA
- Thomas Buck Reed (Senator), Jacksonian, MS
- Henry Moore Ridgely (Senator), Jacksonian, DE
- James Wheelock Ripley (Representative), Jacksonian, ME
- William Cabell Rives (Representative), Jacksonian, VA
- Asher Robbins (Senator), Adams, RI
- Daniel Rodney (Senator), Adams, DE
- Robert Selden Rose (Representative), Anti Mason, NY
- Henry Howard Ross (Representative), -, NY
- John Rowan (Senator), Jacksonian, KY
- Benjamin Ruggles (Senator), Adams, OH
- Joshua Sands (Representative), Federalist, NY
- Nathan Sanford (Senator), Adams, NY
- Romulus Mitchell Saunders (Representative), Republican, NC
- Lemuel Sawyer (Representative), Republican, NC
- John Scott (Representative), -, MO
- Horatio Seymour (Senator), Adams, VT
- Thomas Shannon (Representative), -, OH
- Thomas Hale Sill (Representative), -, PA
- Nathaniel Silsbee (Senator), Adams, MA
- John Sloane (Representative), -, OH
- Samuel Smith (Senator), Jacksonian, MD
- William Smith (Senator), Republican, SC
- William Smith (Representative), -, VA
- Peleg Sprague (Representative), -, ME
- Andrew Stevenson (Representative), -, VA
- James S. Stevenson (Representative), -, PA
- Andrew Stewart (Representative), Anti Mason, PA
- Henry Randolph Storrs (Representative), Federalist, NY
- James Strong (Representative), -, NY
- Samuel Swan (Representative), -, NJ
- John Taliaferro (Representative), Republican, VA
- Edward Fenwick Tattnall (Representative), Jackson, GA
- John W. Taylor (Speaker of the House), Republican, US
- Robert Taylor (Representative), -, VA
- Littleton Waller Tazewell (Senator), Jackson Republican, VA
- Egbert TEN Eyck (Representative), -, NY
- John Test (Representative), -, IN
- Jesse Burgess Thomas (Senator), Adams, IL
- Wiley Thompson (Representative), Jacksonian, GA
- Alexander Thomson (Representative), -, PA
- John Thomson (Representative), Jacksonian, OH
- Gideon Tomlinson (Representative), -, CT
- James Trezvant (Representative), Jacksonian, VA
- David Trimble (Representative), Republican, KY
- Ebenezer Tucker (Representative), -, NJ
- Starling Tucker (Representative), Jacksonian, SC
- Martin Van Buren (Senator), Jacksonian, NY
- Nicholas Van Dyke (Senator), Adams, DE
- Espy Van Horne (Representative), -, PA
- Stephen Van Rensselaer (Representative), -, NY
- Joseph Vance (Representative), Anti Jacksonian, OH
- John Varnum (Representative), -, MA
- Gulian Crommelin Verplanck (Representative), Jacksonian, NY
- Samuel Finley Vinton (Representative), Whig, OH
- George Edward Wales (Representative), -, VT
- Aaron Ward (Representative), Jacksonian, NY
- Daniel Webster (Representative), -, MA
- John Crompton Weems (Representative), -, MD
- Thomas Whipple, Jr. (Representative), -, NH
- Bartow White (Representative), -, NY
- Hugh Lawson White (Senator), Jacksonian, TN
- Joseph M. White (Delegate), -, Florida Territory
- Elias Whitmore (Representative), -, NY
- Elisha Whittlesey (Representative), Whig, OH
- Charles Anderson Wickliffe (Representative), Jacksonian, KY
- Calvin Willey (Senator), Adams, CT
- Lewis Williams (Representative), Whig, NC
- Thomas Hill Williams (Senator), Jacksonian, MS
- Henry Wilson (Representative), -, PA
- James Wilson (Representative), -, PA
- John Wilson (Representative), -, SC
- William Wilson (Representative), -, OH
- Austin Eli Wing (Delegate), -, Michigan Territory
- George Wolf (Representative), -, PA
- Silas Wood (Representative), -, NY
- Levi Woodbury (Senator), Jacksonian, NH
- John Woods (Representative), -, OH
- Thomas Contee Worthington (Representative), -, MD
- John Crafts Wright (Representative), -, OH
- John Wurts (Representative), -, PA
- William Singleton Young (Representative), -, KY
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