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Membership
of
the
21st
Congress
of
the
United
States |
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March
4,
1829
to
March
3,
1831 |
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First
Session:
December
7,
1829
to
May
31,
1830 |
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Second
Session:
December
6,
1830
to
March
3,
1831 |
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Special
Session
of
the
Senate:
March
4,
1829
to
March
17,
1829 |
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Vice
President
of
the
United
States: |
John
C.
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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Illinois
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Senators
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Elias K. Kane |
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John
McLean
(died
October
14,
1830) |
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David
J. Baker
(appointed
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
death
of
John
McLean;
served
from
November
12,
1830
to
December
11,
1830,
when John M. Robinson
was
elected) |
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John M. Robinson
(elected
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
death
of
John
McLean;
served
from
December
11,
1830) |
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Representative
At
Large |
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Joseph
Duncan |
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New
York
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Senators
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Nathan
Sanford |
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Charles E. Dudley |
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Representatives |
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District
1:
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James
Lent |
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District
2:
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Jacob
Crocheron |
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District
3*:
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Churchill
C.
Cambreleng |
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Gulian
C.
Verplanck |
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Campbell
P.
White |
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District
4:
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Henry
B.
Cowles |
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District
5:
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Abraham
Bockee |
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District
6†:
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Hector
Craig
(resigned
July
12,
1830
to
become
surveyor
of
the
port
of
New
York) |
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Samuel
W.
Eager
(elected
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
resignation
of
Hector
Craig;
served
from
November
2,
1830) |
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District
7:
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Charles
G.
De
Witt |
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District
8:
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James
Strong |
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District
9:
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John
D.
Dickinson |
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District
10:
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Ambrose
Spencer |
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District
11:
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Perkins
King |
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District
12:
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Peter
I.
Borst |
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District
13:
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William
G.
Angel |
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District
14:
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Henry
R.
Storrs |
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District
15:
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Michael
Hoffman |
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District
16:
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Benedict
Arnold |
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District
17:
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John
W.
Taylor |
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District
18:
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Henry
C.
Martindale |
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District
19:
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Isaac
Finch |
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District
20‡:
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George
Fisher
(succeeded
February
5,
1830
by
Silas
Wright,
Jr.,
who
contested
the
election) |
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Silas
Wright,
Jr.
(successfully
contested
the
election
of
George
Fisher;
resigned
March
9,
1830,
never
having
qualified,
preferring
to
remain
as
Comptroller
of
the
State
of
New
York) |
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Jonah
Sanford
(elected
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
resignation
of
Silas
Wright,
Jr.;
served
from
November
3,
1830) |
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Joseph
Hawkins |
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District
21:
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Robert
Monell
(resigned
February
21,
1831) |
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District
22:
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Thomas
Beekman |
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District
23:
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Jonas
Earll,
Jr. |
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District
24:
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Gershom
Powers |
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District
25:
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Thomas
Maxwell |
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District
26:
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Jehiel
H.
Halsey |
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Robert
S.
Rose |
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District
27:
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Timothy
Childs |
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District
28:
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John
Magee |
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District
29:
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Phineas
L.
Tracy |
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District
30:
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Ebenezer
F.
Norton |
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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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Virginia
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Senators
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Littleton W. Tazewell |
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John
Tyler |
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Representatives |
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District
1:
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Thomas
Newton,
Jr.
(succeeded
March
9,
1830
by
George
Loyall,
who
contested
the
election) |
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George
Loyall
(successfully
contested
the
election
of
Thomas
Newton,
Jr.;
served
from
March
9,
1830) |
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District
2:
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James
Trezvant |
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District
3:
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William
S.
Archer |
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District
4:
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Mark
Alexander |
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District
5:
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Thomas
T.
Bouldin |
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District
6:
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Thomas
Davenport |
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District
7:
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Nathaniel
H.
Claiborne |
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District
8:
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Richard
Coke,
Jr. |
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District
9:
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Andrew
Stevenson |
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District
10:
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William
C.
Rives
(resigned
1829
to
become
Minister
to
France) |
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William
F.
Gordon
(elected
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
resignation
of
William
C.
Rives;
served
from
January
25,
1830) |
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District
11:
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Philip
P.
Barbour
(resigned
October
15,
1830) |
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John
M.
Patton
(elected
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
resignation
of
Philip
P.
Barbour;
served
from
November
25,
1830) |
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District
12:
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John
Roane |
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District
13:
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John
Taliaferro |
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District
14:
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Charles
F.
Mercer |
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District
15:
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James
S.
Barbour |
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District
16:
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William
Armstrong |
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District
17:
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Robert
Allen |
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District
18:
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Philip
Doddridge |
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District
19:
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William
McCoy |
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District
20:
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Robert
Craig |
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District
21:
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Lewis
Maxwell |
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District
22:
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Alexander
Smyth
(died
April
17,
1830) |
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Joseph
Draper
(elected
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
death
of
Alexander
Smyth;
served
from
December
6,
1830) |
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Michigan
Territory |
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Delegate |
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John
Biddle
(resigned
February
21,
1831) |
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