List of former members of the United States House of Representatives

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This is an incomplete list of notable former members of the United States House of Representatives.

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A

Representative	Years	State	Party
Fred George Aandahl	1951-1953	North Dakota	Republican
Watkins Moorman Abbitt	1948-1973	Virginia	Democrat
Amos Abbott	1843-1849	Massachusetts	Whig
Josiah Gardner Abbott	1876-1877	Massachusetts	Democrat
Nehemiah Abbott	1857-1859	Maine	Republican
Bella Abzug	1971-1977	New York	Democrat
Anibal Acevedo Vila	2001-2005	Puerto Rico	Democrat
John Quincy Adams	1831-1848	Massachusetts	Whig
Joseph Patrick Addabbo	1961-1986	New York	Democrat
Daniel Akaka	1977-1990	Hawaii	Democrat
Carl Albert	1947-1977	Oklahoma	Democrat
Donald Albosta	1979-1985	Michigan	Democrat
Fisher Ames	1789-1796	Massachusetts	Federalist
Arthur Andrews	1965-1967	Alabama	Republican
Frank Annunzio	1965-1993	Illinois	Democrat
Douglas Applegate	1977-1995	Ohio	Democrat
Bill Archer	1971-2001	Texas	Republican
Leslie C. Arends	1935-1974	Illinois	Republican
Dick Armey	1985-2003	Texas	Republican
John B. Ashe	1843-1845	Tennessee	Whig
Thomas W. L. Ashley	1955-1980	Ohio	Democrat
Les Aspin	1971-1993	Wisconsin	Democrat
Eugene Atkinson	1979-1981	Pennsylvania	Democrat
Eugene Atkinson	1981-1983	Pennsylvania	Republican
Les AuCoin	1975-1993	Oregon	Democrat
William Avery	1955-1964	Kansas	Republican

B

Representative	Years	State	Party
Scotty Baesler	1993-1999	Kentucky	Democrat
Abraham Baldwin	1789-1808	Georgia	Democratic-Republican
Frank Ballance	2003-2004	North Carolina	Democrat
Cass Ballenger	1986-2005	North Carolina	Republican
James A. Barcia	1993-2003	Michigan	Democrat
Alben W. Barkley	1913-1950, 1955-1956	Kentucky	Democrat
Bob Barr	1995-2003	Georgia	Republican
Bill Barrett	1991-2001	Nebraska	Republican
William T. Barry	1809-1810	New York	Democratic-Republican
Chris Bell	2003-2005	Texas	Democrat
Charles E. Bennett	1949-1992	Florida	Democrat
Egbert Benson	1789-1792, 1813-1814	New York	Federalist
Helen Delich Bentley	1985-1995	Maryland	Republican
Ken Bentsen	1995-2003	Texas	Democrat
Lloyd Bentsen	1948-1955	Texas	Democrat
Doug Bereuter	1979-2004	Nebraska	Republican
Tom Bevill	1967-1997	Alabama	Democrat
Brian Bilbray	1995-2001	California	Republican
James Bilbray	1987-1995	Nevada	Democrat
Theodorick Bland	1789-1790	Virginia	Anti-Administration
Timothy Bloodworth	1789-1790	North Carolina
Hale Boggs	1947-1972	Louisiana	Democrat
Edward Boland	1953-1988	Massachusetts	Democrat
Frances P. Bolton	1940–1969	Ohio	Republican
David Bonior	1977-2003	Michigan	Democrat
Sonny Bono	1995-1998	California	Republican
Robert Borski	1983-2003	Pennsylvania	Democrat
Elias Boudinot	1789-1794	New Jersey	Pro-Administration
Benjamin Bourne	1789-1793	Rhode Island	Pro-Administration
Benjamin Bourne	1793-1796	Rhode Island	Federalist
John Breaux	1972-1987	Louisiana	Democrat
John C. Breckenridge	1851-1855	Kentucky	Democrat
Jack Brooks	1953-1995	Texas	Democrat
Overton Brooks	1937-1962	Louisiana	Democrat
Preston Brooks	1853-1856	South Carolina	Democrat
William Broomfield	1957-1993	Michigan	Republican
John Brown	1789-1790	Virginia (Kentucky District)	Anti-Administration
John Brown	1809-1810	Maryland	Republican
John Brown	1821-1824	Pennsylvania	Republican
John Brown	1799-1780	Rhode Island	Federalist
John Brewer Brown	1891-1892	Maryland	Democrat
John Robert Brown	1887-1888	Virginia	Republican
John W. Brown	1833-1836	New York	Pro-Jacksonian
John Young Brown	1859-1860, 1873-1876	Kentucky	Democrat
John Young Brown	1933-1934	Kentucky	Democrat
Joel Thomas Broyhill (b.1919)	1953-1975	Virginia	Republican
James Buchanan	1821-1830	Pennsylvania	Democrat
Jim Bunning	1987-1999	Kentucky	Republican
Aedanus Burke	1789-1790	South Carolina	Republican
Richard Burr	1995-2005	North Carolina	Anti-Administration
Phillip Burton	1964-1983	California	Democrat
George H. W. Bush	1967-1971	Texas	Republican
Robert C. Byrd	1953-1959	West Virginia	Democrat

C

Representative	Years	State	Party
Lambert Cadwalader	1789-1791, 1793-1795	New Jersey	Pro-Administration
John C. Calhoun	1810-1817	South Carolina	Democratic-Republican
Tom Campbell	1989-1993, 1995-2001	California	Republican
Carroll A. Campbell, Jr.	1979-1987	South Carolina	Republican
Charles Canady	1993-2001	Florida	Republican
Clarence Cannon	1922-1964	Missouri	Democrat
Joseph G. Cannon	1873-1891, 1893-1913	Illinois	Republican
A. S. J. Carnahan	1945-1947, 1949-1961	Missouri	Democrat
Thomas R. Carper	1983-1993	Delaware	Democrat
Bob Carr	1975-1981, 1983-1995	Michigan	Democrat
Daniel Carroll	1789-1791	Maryland	Pro-Administration
Emanuel Celler	1923-1973	New York	Democrat
Saxby Chambliss	1995-2003	Georgia	Republican
Dick Cheney	1979-1989	Wyoming	Republican
Shirley Chisholm	1969-1983	New York	Democrat
Henry Clay	1811-1813, 1813-1814, 1815-1821, 1823-1825	Kentucky	Democratic-Republican
William Lacy Clay, Jr.	1969-2001	Missouri	Democrat
Eva Clayton	1993-2003	North Carolina	Democrat
Bob Clement	1988-2003	Tennessee	Democrat
George Clymer	1789-1791	Pennsylvania	Pro-Administration
Cornelius Cole	1862-1864	California	Union Republican
Isaac Coles
Schuyler Colfax	1855-1868	Indiana	Republican
William M. Colmer	1933-1972	Mississippi	Democrat
Barber Conable
Gary Condit	1989-2003	California	Democrat
Silvio O. Conte	1959-1991	Massachusetts	Republican
Benjamin Contee
John Cooksey	1997-2003	Louisiana	Republican
Frederic René Coudert, Jr.
William Coyne	1981-2003	Pennsylvania	Democrat
Phil Crane	1969-2005	Illinois	Republican
Davy Crockett
Randy "Duke" Cunningham	1991-2005	California	Republican
Charles Curtis	1893-1907	Kansas	Republican

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Representative	Years	State	Party
Norman D'Amours	1975-1985	New Hampshire	Democrat
Robert Williams Daniel, Jr.	1973-1983	Virginia	Republican
Bill Dannemeyer	1979-1993	California	Republican
Pat Danner	1993-2001	Missouri	Democrat
Tom Daschle	1979-1987	South Dakota	Democrat
Glenn Robert Davis	1947-1957, 1965-1974	Wisconsin	Republican
Kika de la Garza	1965-1997	Texas	Democrat
Tom DeLay	1985-2006	Texas	Republican
Ron Dellums	1971-1999	California	Democrat
David W. Dennis	1969-1974	Indiana	Democrat
Peter Deutsch	1993-2005	Florida	Democrat
Jay Dickey	1993-2001	Arkansas	Republican
Martin Dies, Jr.	1931-1958	Texas	Democrat
Julian Dixon	1979-2001	California	Democrat
William Jennings Bryan Dorn	1947-1949, 1951-1974	South Carolina	Democrat
Bob Dornan	1977-1983, 1985-1997	California	Republican
Robert L. Doughton	1911-1952	North Carolina	Democrat
Father Robert Drinan	1971-1981	Massachusetts	Democrat
Jennifer Dunn	1993-2005	Washington	Republican
Dick Durbin	1983-1997	Illinois	Democrat

E

Representative	Years	State	Party
Joseph D. Early	1974-1993	Massachusetts	Democrat
Mickey Edwards	1977-1993	Oklahoma	Republican
Bill Emerson	1981-1996	Missouri	Republican
Glenn English	1975-1994	Oklahoma	Democrat
Warren B. English
John Ensign	1995-1999	Nevada	Republican

F

Representative	Years	State	Party
James I. Farley	1933-1939	Indiana	Democrat
Dante Fascell	1955-1993	Florida	Democrat
Jacob Sloat Fassett	1905-1911	New York	Republican
Vic Fazio	1979-1999	California	Democrat
Geraldine Ferraro	1979-1985	New York	Democrat
Millard Fillmore
Hamilton Fish, Jr.	1969-1995	New York	Republican
Thomas Fitzsimons
Ernie Fletcher	1999-2003	Kentucky	Republican
Daniel J. Flood		Pennsylvania	Democrat
James Florio	1975-1990	New Jersey	Democrat
William Floyd
Jack Flynt	1953-1979	Georgia	Democrat
Thomas Foglietta	1981-1997	Pennsylvania	Democrat
Tom Foley	1965-1995	Washington	Democrat
Michael Forbes	1995-1999	New York	Republican
Michael Forbes	1999-2001	New York	Democrat
Gerald Ford	1949-1973	Michigan	Republican
Harold Ford, Sr.	1975-1997	Tennessee	Democrat
Abiel Foster
Tillie Fowler	1993-2001	Florida	Republican
Wyche Fowler	1977-1987	Georgia	Democrat
Martin Frost	1979-2005	Texas	Democrat

G

Representative	Years	State	Party
George Gale
Greg Ganske	1995-2003	Iowa	Republican
Robert Garcia	1978-1990	New York	Democrat
James A. Garfield
John Nance Garner
Seth Merrill Gates	1839-1843	New York	Whig
Sam Gejdenson	1981-2001	Connecticut	Democrat
George Gekas	1983-2003	Pennsylvania	Republican
Dick Gephardt	1977-2005	Missouri	Democrat
Elbridge Gerry	1789-1793	Massachusetts	Republican
Sam Gibbons	1963-1997	Florida	Democrat
Henry R. Gibson
William Branch Giles
Benjamin A. Gilman	1973-2003	New York	Republican
Newt Gingrich	1979-1999	Georgia	Republican
Dan Glickman	1977-1995	Kansas	Democrat
Henry B. Gonzalez	1961-1999	Texas	Democrat
Benjamin Goodhue
Albert Gore, Sr.		Tennessee	Democrat
Albert Gore, Jr.	1977-1985	Tennessee	Democrat
Porter Goss	1989-2004	Florida	Republican
Lindsey Graham	1995-2003	South Carolina	Republican
Fred Grandy		Iowa
Charles Grassley	1975-1981	Iowa	Republican
Samuel Griffin
Martha Griffiths
Harold R. Gross
Jonathan Grout

H

Representative	Years	State	Party
Sam B. Hall
Tony Hall	1979-2003	Ohio	Democrat
Seymour Halpern	1959-1973	New York	Republican
Lee Hamilton	1965-1999	Indiana	Democrat
Hannibal Hamlin
John Paul Hammerschmidt	1967-1993	Arkansas	Republican
Kent Hance	1979-1985	Texas	Democrat
James Hansen	1981-2003	Utah	Republican
Julia Butler Hansen	1960-1974	Washington	Democrat
William Henry Harrison
Thomas Hartley
John Hathorn
Augustus F. Hawkins
Jimmy Hayes	1987-1995	Louisiana	Democrat
Jimmy Hayes	1995-1997	Louisiana	Republican
Rutherford B. Hayes
Ken Hechler	1959-1977	West Virginia	Democrat
Margaret Heckler	1967-1983	Massachusetts	Republican
Bill Hendon	1981-1982, 1985-1986	North Carolina	Republican
Thomas A. Hendricks
Manuel Herrick	1921-1923	Oklahoma	Republican
John W. Heselton	1945-1959	Massachusetts	Republican
Daniel Hiester
Jack Hightower	1975-1985	Texas	Democrat
Baron Hill	1999-2005	Indiana	Democrat
Earl Hilliard	1993-2003	Alabama	Democrat
George Frisbie Hoar
Samuel Hoar
George Hochbrueckner	1987-1995	New York	Democrat
Clare Hoffman
Chester E. Holifield
Marjorie Holt	1973-1987	Maryland	Republican
Amo Houghton	1987-2005	New York	Republican
Jay Abel Hubbell	1873-1883	Michigan	Republican
Winnifred Sprague Mason Huck
Claude Benton Hudspeth
Daniel Huger
Benjamin Huntington
Asa Hutchinson	1997-2001	Arkansas	Republican
Earl Hutto	1979-1995	Florida	Democrat

I

Representative	Years	State	Party
Dick Ichord	1961-1981	Missouri	Democrat
James T. Igoe	1927-1933	Illinois	Democrat
Michael L. Igoe	1935-1937	Illinois	Democrat
William L. Igoe	1913-1921	Missouri	Democrat
Peter Ihrie, Jr.	1829-1833	Pennsylvania	Democrat
Frank N. Ikard	1951-1963	Texas	Democrat
George P. Ikirt	1893-1895	Ohio	Democrat
Daniel Ilsley	1807-1809	Massachusetts	Democratic-Republican
Lawrence E. Imhoff	1933-1939, 1941-1943	Ohio	Democrat
James H. Imlay	1797-1801	New Jersey	Federalist
Samuel Williams Inge	1847-1851	Alabama	Democrat
William Marshall Inge	1833-1835	Tennessee	Democrat
Charles Jared Ingersoll	1813-1815, 1841-1849	Pennsylvania	Democrat
Colin Macrae Ingersoll	1851-1855	Connecticut	Democrat
Ebon Clark Ingersoll	1863-1871	Illinois	Republican
Joseph Reed Ingersoll	1835-1837, 1841-1849	Pennsylvania	Whig
Ralph Isaacs Ingersoll	1825-1833	Connecticut	National Republican
Samuel Ingham	1835-1839	Connecticut	Democrat
Samuel D. Ingham	1813-1818, 1822-1829	Pennsylvania	Democratic-Republican
Jim Inhofe	1987-1994	Oklahoma	Republican
Daniel Inouye	1959-1963	Hawaii	Democrat
Andy Ireland	1977-1993	Florida	Republican
Clifford Ireland	1917-1923	Illinois	Republican
Alfred Briggs Irion	1885-1887	Louisiana	Democrat
Alexander Irvin	1847-1849	Pennsylvania	Whig
James Irvin	1841-1845	Pennsylvania	Whig
William W. Irvin	1829-1833	Ohio	Democrat
William Irvine	1793-1795	Pennsylvania	Anti-Administration
William Irvine	1859-1861	New York	Republican
Theodore L. Irving	1949-1953	Missouri	Democrat
William Irving	1814-1819	New York	Democratic-Republican
Donald Jay Irwin	1959-1961, 1965-1969	Connecticut	Democrat
Edward M. Irwin	1925-1931	Illinois	Republican
Harvey Samuel Irwin	1901-1903	Kentucky	Republican
Jared Irwin	1813-1817	Pennsylvania	Democratic-Republican
Thomas Irwin	1829-1831	Pennsylvania	Democrat
William W. Irwin	1841-1843	Pennsylvania	Whig
Jacob C. Isacks	1823-1833	Tennessee	Democrat
Leo Isacson	1948-1949	New York	American Laborite
Johnny Isakson	1999-2005	Georgia	Republican
Anthony Friday Ittner	1877-1879	Missouri	Republican
Alfred Iverson, Sr.	1847-1849	Georgia	Democrat
Willard Ives	1851-1853	New York	Democrat
Edouard Izac	1937-1947	California	Democrat
James F. Izlar	1894-1895	South Carolina	Democrat

J

Representative	Years	State	Party
Andrew Jackson			Democrat
James Jackson	1789-1791	Georgia	Jeffersonian Republican
James Jackson	1857-1861	Georgia	Democrat
Bill Janklow	2003-2004	South Dakota	Republican
William Pat Jennings	1955-1967	Virginia	Democrat
Andrew Johnson		Tennessee	Democrat
Lyndon Johnson	1937-1949	Texas	Democrat
Richard M. Johnson
Barbara Jordan	1973-1979	Texas	Democrat
Walter H. Judd

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81 (1949) • 82 (1951) • 83 (1953) • 84 (1955) • 85 (1957) • 86 (1959) • 87 (1961) • 88 (1963) • 89 (1965) • 90 (1967)
91 (1969) • 92 (1971) • 93 (1973) • 94 (1975) • 95 (1977) • 96 (1979) • 97 (1981) • 98 (1983) • 99 (1985) • 100 (1987)
101 (1989) • 102 (1991) • 103 (1993) • 104 (1995) • 105 (1997) • 106 (1999) • 107 (2001) • 108 (2003) • 109 (2005) • 110 (2007)
111 (2009) • 112 (2011) • 113 (2013)

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