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Membership of the 20th Congress of the United
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March 4, 1827 to March 3,
1829 |
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First Session: December 3,
1827 to May 26, 1828 |
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Second Session: December 1,
1828 to March 3, 1829 |
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Vice President of the United
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John
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Calhoun
(South
Carolina) |
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President Pro Tempore of the
Senate: |
Samuel
Smith
(Maryland) |
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Secretary of the Senate: |
Walter Lowrie (Pennsylvania) |
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Sergeant At Arms of the
Senate: |
Mountjoy Bayly (Maryland) |
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Speaker of the House of
Representatives: |
Andrew
Stevenson
(Virginia) |
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Clerk of the House: |
Matthew
St.
Clair
Clarke
(Pennsylvania) |
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Sergeant At Arms of the
House: |
John
O.
Dunn
(District
of
Columbia) |
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Doorkeeper of the House: |
Benjamin
Birch
(Maryland) |
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New York
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Senators
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Martin Van Buren (resigned
December 20, 1828 to become Governor of New York) |
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Nathan Sanford |
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Charles E. Dudley (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Martin Van Buren; served from January 15, 1829) |
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Representatives |
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District 1: |
Silas Wood |
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District 2: |
John J. Wood |
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District 3*:
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Churchill C. Cambreleng |
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Gulian C. Verplanck |
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Jeromus Johnson |
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District 4: |
Aaron Ward |
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District 5: |
Thomas J. Oakley (resigned May 9, 1828 to become judge of the superior court of New York City) |
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Thomas Taber II (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Thomas J. Oakley; served from November 5, 1828) |
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District 6: |
John Hallock, Jr. |
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District 7: |
George O. Belden |
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District 8: |
James Strong |
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District 9: |
John D. Dickinson |
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District 10: |
Stephen Van Rensselaer |
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District 11: |
Selah R. Hobbie |
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District 12: |
John I. De Graff |
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District 13: |
Samuel Chase |
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District 14: |
Henry R. Storrs |
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District 15: |
Michael Hoffman |
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District 16: |
Henry Markell |
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District 17: |
John W. Taylor |
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District 18: |
Henry C. Martindale |
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District 19: |
Richard Keese |
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District 20†: |
Rudolph Bunner |
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Silas Wright, Jr. (resigned February 16, 1829) |
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District 21: |
John C. Clark |
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District 22: |
John G. Stower |
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District 23: |
Jonas Earll, Jr. |
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District 24: |
Nathaniel Garrow |
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District 25: |
David Woodcock |
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District 26‡: |
Dudley Marvin |
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John Maynard |
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District 27: |
Daniel D. Barnard |
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District 28: |
John Magee |
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District 29: |
David E. Evans (resigned May 2, 1827) |
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Phineas L. Tracy (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of David E. Evans; served from November 5, 1827) |
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District 30: |
Daniel G. Garnsey |
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* Three-member district |
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† Two-member district |
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‡ Two-member district |
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| Arkansas Territory |
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Delegate |
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| Henry W. Conway (died November 9, 1827 as a result of wounds suffered in a duel with Robert Crittenden on October 29, 1827) |
| Ambrose H. Sevier (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Henry W. Conway; served from February 13, 1828) | |