Membership of the 10th Congress of the United States

Membership of the 10th Congress of the United States

March 4, 1807 to March 3, 1809

First Session: October 26, 1807 to April 25, 1808
Second Session: November 7, 1808 to March 3, 1809

Vice President of the United States:	George Clinton (New York)
President Pro Tempore of the Senate:	Samuel Smith (Maryland); Stephen R. Bradley (Vermont), from December 28, 1808; John Milledge (Georgia), from January 30, 1809
Secretary of the Senate:	Samuel A. Otis (Massachusetts)
Sergeant At Arms of the Senate:	James Mathers (New York)

Speaker of the House of Representatives:	Joseph B. Varnum (Massachusetts)
Clerk of the House:	John Beckley (Virginia); Patrick Magruder (Maryland), from October 26, 1807
Sergeant At Arms of the House:	Joseph Wheaton (Rhode Island); Thomas Dunn (Maryland), from October 27, 1807
Doorkeeper of the House:	Thomas Claxton

Connecticut

Senators

James Hillhouse

Uriah Tracy (died July 19, 1807)

Chauncey Goodrich (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Uriah Tracy; served from October 25, 1807)

Representatives At Large

Samuel W. Dana

John Davenport

Benjamin Tallmadge

Epaphroditus Champion

Jonathan O. Moseley

Timothy Pitkin

Lewis Burr Sturges

Delaware

Senators

Samuel White

James Asheton Bayard

Representative At Large

James Madison Broome (resigned 1807)

Nicholas Van Dyke (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of James Broom; served from October 6, 1807)

Georgia

Senators

Abraham Baldwin (died March 4, 1807)

John Milledge

George Jones (appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Abraham Baldwin; served from August 27, 1807 to November 7, 1807, when William H. Crawford was elected)

William H. Crawford (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Abraham Baldwin; served from November 7, 1807)

Representatives At Large

Kentucky

Senators

Buckner Thruston
John Pope

Representatives

District 1:	Matthew Lyon
District 2:	John Boyle
District 3:	John Rowan
District 4:	Richard M. Johnson
District 5:	Benjamin Howard
District 6:	Joseph Desha

Maryland

Senators

Samuel Smith
Phillip Reed

Representatives

District 1:	John Campbell
District 2:	Archibald Van Horne
District 3:	Philip Barton Key
District 4:	Roger Nelson
District 5*:	William McCreery
	Nicholas R. Moore
District 6:	John Montgomery
District 7:	Edward Lloyd
District 8:	Charles Goldsborough

* Two-member district

Massachusetts

Senators

Timothy Pickering
John Quincy Adams (resigned June 8, 1808)
James Lloyd (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of John Quincy Adams in 1808; served from June 9, 1808)

Representatives

District 1:	Josiah Quincy
District 2:	Jacob Crowninshield (died April 15, 1808)
District 2:	Joseph Story (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Jacob Crowninshield; served from May 23, 1808)
District 3:	Edward St. L. Livermore
District 4:	Joseph B. Varnum
District 5:	William Ely
District 6:	Samuel Taggart
District 7:	Joseph Barker
District 8:	Isaiah L. Green
District 9:	Josiah Dean
District 10:	Jabez Upham
District 11:	William Stedman
District 12:	Barnabas Bidwell (resigned July 13, 1807 to become Attorney General of Massachusetts)
District 12:	Ezekiel Bacon (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Barnabas Bidwell; served from September 16, 1807)
District 13:	Ebenezer Seaver
District 14:	Richard Cutts
District 15:	Daniel Ilsley
District 16:	Orchard Cook
District 17:	John Chandler

New Hampshire

Senators

Nicholas Gilman

Nahum Parker

Representatives At Large

New Jersey

Senators

John Condit

Aaron Kitchell

Representatives At Large

Ezra Darby (died January 27, 1808)

Adam Boyd (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Ezra Darby; served from March 8, 1808)

New York

Senators

John Smith
Samuel L. Mitchill

Representatives

District 1:	Samuel Riker
District 2-3*:	George Clinton
	Gurdon S. Mumford
District 4:	Philip Van Cortlandt
District 5:	John Blake, Jr
District 6:	Daniel C. Verplanck
District 7:	Barent Gardenier
District 8:	James I. Van Alen
District 9:	Killian K. Van Rensselaer
District 10:	Josiah Masters
District 11:	John Thompson
District 12:	David Thomas (resigned May 1, 1808)
	Nathan Wilson (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of David Thomas; served from June 3, 1808)
District 13:	Peter Swart
District 14:	John Russell
District 15:	William Kirkpatrick
District 16:	Reuben Humphrey
District 17:	John Harris

* Two-member district (Manhattan, Brooklyn and Staten Island)

North Carolina

Senators

James Turner
Jesse Franklin

Representatives

District 1:	Lemuel Sawyer
District 2:	Willis Alston
District 3:	Thomas Blount
District 4:	William Blackledge
District 5:	Thomas Kenan
District 6:	Nathaniel Macon
District 7:	John Culpeper (served until January 2, 1808, when the seat was declared vacant as the result of a contest on account of alleged irregularities; subsequently reelected to fill the vacancy; served from February 23, 1808)
District 8:	Richard Stanford
District 9:	Marmaduke Williams
District 10:	Evan S. Alexander
District 11:	James Holland
District 12:	Meshack Franklin

Ohio

Senators

John Smith (resigned April 25, 1808)

Edward Tiffin (resigned March 3, 1809)

Return Jonathan Meigs (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of John Smith; served from December 12, 1808)

Representative At Large

Jeremiah Morrow

Pennsylvania

Senators

Samuel Maclay (resigned January 4, 1809)
Andrew Gregg
Michael Leib (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Samuel Maclay; served from January 9, 1809)

Representatives

District 1*:	Joseph Clay (resigned March 28, 1808)
	Benjamin Say (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Joseph Clay; served from November 16, 1808)
	John Porter
	Jacob Richards
District 2†:	William Milnor
	Robert Brown
	John Pugh
District 3‡:	Robert Jenkins
	Matthias Richards
	John Hiester
District 4#:	David Bard
	Robert Whitehill
District 5:	Daniel Montgomery, Jr.
District 6:	James Kelly
District 7:	John Rea
District 8:	William Findley
District 9:	John Smilie
District 10:	William Hoge
District 11:	Samuel Smith

* Three-member district
† Three-member district
‡ Three-member district
# Two-member district

Rhode Island

Senators

Benjamin Howland

James Fenner (resigned September 1807 to become Governor of Rhode Island)

Elisha Mathewson (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of James Fenner; served from October 26, 1807)

Representatives At Large

Nehemiah Knight (died June 13, 1808)

Richard Jackson, Jr. (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Nehemiah Knight; served from November 11, 1808)

Isaac Wilbour

South Carolina

Senators

Thomas Sumter
John Galliard

Representatives

District 1:	Robert Marion
District 2:	William Butler
District 3:	David R. Williams
District 4:	John Taylor
District 5:	Richard Winn
District 6:	Joseph Calhoun (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Levi Casey; served from June 2, 1807)
District 7:	Thomas Moore
District 8:	Lemuel J. Alston

Tennessee

Senators

Joseph Anderson
Daniel Smith

Representatives

District 1:	John Rhea
District 2:	George W. Campbell
District 3:	Jesse Wharton

Vermont

Senators

Stephen R. Bradley
Israel Smith (resigned October 1, 1807 to become Governor of Vermont)
Jonathan Robinson (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Israel Smith; served from October 10, 1807)

Representatives

District 1:	James Witherell (resigned May 1, 1808 to become United States judge for the Territory of Michigan)
	Samuel Shaw (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of James Witherell; served from September 6, 1808)
District 2:	James Elliott
District 4:	James Fisk
District 4:	Martin Chittenden

Virginia

Senators

William B. Giles
Andrew Moore

Representatives

District 1:	John G. Jackson
District 2:	John Morrow
District 3:	John Smith
District 4:	David Holmes
District 5:	Alexander Wilson
District 6:	Abram Trigg
District 7:	Joseph Lewis, Jr.
District 8:	Walter Jones
District 9:	John Love
District 10:	John Dawson
District 11:	James M. Garnett
District 12:	Burwell Basset
District 13:	William A. Burwell
District 14:	Matthew Clay
District 15:	John Randolph of Roanoke
District 16:	John W. Eppes
District 17:	John Claiborne (died October 9, 1808)
District 17:	Thomas Gholson, Jr. (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of John Claiborne; served from November 7, 1808)
District 18:	Peterson Goodwyn
District 19:	Edwin Gray
District 20:	Thomas Newton, Jr.
District 21:	Wilson C. Nicholas
District 22:	John Clopton

Indiana Territory

Delegate

Benjamin Parke (resigned March 1, 1808)

Jesse B. Thomas (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Benjamin Parke; served from October 22, 1808)

Mississippi Territory

Delegate

George Poindexter

Orleans Territory

Delegate

Daniel Clark