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Membership
of
the
14th
Congress
of
the
United
States |
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March
4,
1815
to
March
3,
1817 |
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First
Session:
December
4,
1815
to
April
30,
1816 |
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Second
Session:
December
2,
1816
to
March
3,
1817 |
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Vice
President
of
the
United
States: |
Vacant |
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President
Pro
Tempore
of
the
Senate: |
John Gaillard
(South
Carolina) |
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Secretary
of
the
Senate: |
Charles Cutts
(New
Hampshire) |
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Sergeant
At
Arms
of
the
Senate: |
Mountjoy
Bayly
(Maryland) |
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Speaker
of
the
House
of
Representatives: |
Henry
Clay
(Kentucky) |
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Clerk
of
the
House: |
Thomas
Dougherty
(Kentucky) |
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Sergeant
At
Arms
of
the
House: |
Thomas
Dunn
(Maryland) |
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Doorkeeper
of
the
House: |
Thomas
Claxton |
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Indiana
(admitted
as
a
state
December
11,
1816)
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Senators
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James
Noble (served from
December
11, 1816) |
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Waller
Taylor (served from
December
11, 1816) |
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Representative
At
Large |
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William
Hendricks
(served
from
December
11,
1816) |
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New
York
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Senators
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Rufus
King |
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Nathan
Sanford |
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Representatives |
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District
1*:
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Henry
Crocheron |
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George
Townsend |
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District
2†:
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William
Irving |
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Peter
H.
Wendover |
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District
3:
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Jonathan
Ward |
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District
4:
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Abraham
H.
Schenck |
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District
5:
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Thomas
P.
Grosvenor |
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District
6:
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Jonathan
Fisk
(resigned
March,
1815
to
become
United
States
attorney
for
the
southern
district
of
New
York) |
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James
W.
Wilkin
(elected
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
resignation
of
Jonathan
Fisk;
served
from
June
7,
1815) |
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District
7:
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Samuel
R.
Betts |
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District
8:
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John
Adams
(succeeded
December
26,
1815
by Erastus
Root,
who
contested
the
election) |
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Erastus
Root
(successfully
contested
the
election
of
John
Adams;
served
from
December
26,
1815) |
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District
9:
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John
Lovett |
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District
10:
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Hosea
Moffitt |
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District
11:
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John
W.
Taylor |
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District
12‡:
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John
Savage |
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Asa
Adgate
(elected
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
death
of
Representative-elect Benjamin
Pond;
served
from
June
7,
1815) |
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District
13:
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John
B.
Yates |
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District
14:
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Daniel
Cady |
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District
15:
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James
Birdsall |
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Jabez
D.
Hammond |
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District
16:
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Thomas
R.
Gold |
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District
17:
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William
S.
Smith
(succeeded
December
13,
1815
by Westel
Willoughby,
Jr.,
who
contested
the
election) |
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Westel
Willoughby,
Jr.
(successfully
contested
the
election
of
William
S.
Smith;
served
from
December
13,
1815) |
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District
18:
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Moss
Kent |
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District
19:
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Victory
Birdseye |
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District
20#:
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Enos
T.
Throop
(resigned
June
4,
1816) |
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Daniel
Avery
(elected
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
resignation
of
Enos
T.
Throop;
served
from
September
30,
1816) |
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Oliver
C.
Comstock |
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District
21§:
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Micah
Brooks |
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Peter
Buell
Porter
(resigned
January
23,
1816) |
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Archibald
S.
Clarke
(elected
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
resignation
of
Peter
Buell
Porter;
served
from
December
2,
1816) |
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*
Two-member
district |
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†
Two-member
district |
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‡
Two-member
district |
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#
Two-member
district |
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§
Two-member
district |
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North
Carolina
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Senators
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James
Turner (resigned
November
21,
1816
due
to
ill
health) |
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Francis
Locke
(resigned
December
5,
1815) |
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Nathaniel
Macon (elected
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
resignation
of
Francis
Locke;
served
from
December
13,
1815) |
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Montfort
Stokes (elected
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
resignation
of
James
Turner
and
for
the
full
term;
served
from
December
4,
1816) |
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Representatives |
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District
1:
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William
H.
Murfree |
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District
2:
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Joseph
H.
Bryan |
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District
3:
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James
W.
Clark |
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District
4:
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William
Gaston |
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District
5:
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William
R.
King
(resigned
November
4,
1816) |
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Charles
Hooks
(elected
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
resignation
of
William
R.
King;
served
from
December
2,
1816) |
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District
6:
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Nathaniel
Macon
(resigned
December
13,
1815
to
become
Senator) |
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Weldon
N.
Edwards
(elected
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
resignation
of
Nathaniel
Macon;
served
from
February
7,
1816) |
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District
7:
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John
Culpepper |
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District
8:
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Richard
Stanford
(died
April
9,
1816) |
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Samuel
Dickens
(elected
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
death
of
Richard
Stanford;
served
from
December
2,
1816) |
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District
9:
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Bartlett
Yancey |
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District
10:
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William
C.
Love |
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District
11:
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David
M.
Forney |
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District
12:
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Israel
Pickens |
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District
13:
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Lewis
Williams |
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Virginia
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Senators
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James
Barbour |
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Armistead
T. Mason
(elected
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
resignation
of
William
B.
Giles
in
the
previous Congress;
served
from
January
3,
1816) |
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Representatives |
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District
1:
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John
G.
Jackson |
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District
2:
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Magnus
Tate |
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District
3:
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Henry
St.
George
Tucker |
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District
4:
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William
McCoy |
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District
5:
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John
Breckinridge |
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District
6:
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Daniel
Sheffey |
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District
7:
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Ballard
Smith |
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District
8:
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Joseph
Lewis,
Jr |
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District
9:
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John
P.
Hungerford |
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District
10:
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Aylett
Hawes |
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District
11:
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Philip
P.
Barbour |
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District
12:
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Robert
S.
Garnett |
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District
13:
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Burwell
Basset |
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District
14:
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William
A.
Burwell |
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District
15:
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Matthew
Clay
(died
May
27,
1815
while
making
a
speech
at
Halifax
Court
House,
Halifax
County,
VA) |
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John
Kerr
(elected
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
death
of
Matthew
Clay;
served
from
October
30,
1815) |
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District
16:
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John
Randolph
of
Roanoke |
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District
17:
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James
Pleasants |
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District
18:
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Thomas
Gholson,
Jr.
(died
July
4,
1816
of
wounds
suffered
in
the
War
of
1812) |
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Thomas
M.
Nelson
(elected
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
death
of
Thomas
Gholson,
Jr.;
served
from
December
4,
1816) |
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District
19:
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Peterson
Goodwyn |
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District
20:
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James
Johnson |
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District
21:
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Thomas
Newton,
Jr. |
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District
22:
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Hugh
Nelson |
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District
23:
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John
Clopton
(died
September
11,
1816) |
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John
Tyler
(elected
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
death
of
John
Clopton;
served
from
December
17,
1816) |
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Indiana
Territory |
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Delegate |
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Jonathan
Jennings
(served
until
December
11,
1816,
when
Indiana
was
admitted
as
a
State) |
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Missouri
Territory |
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Delegate |
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Rufus
Easton
(served
until
August
5,
1816) |
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John
Scott
(served
from
August
6,
1816
to
January
13,
1817,
when
his
election
was
declared
illegal) |
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