Twentieth United States Congress This is currently a draft article. The text in this article is computer-generated. Links and spelling have to be verified. See Wikipedia:WikiProject US Congress.
1827-1828
Major Political Events
Members of the Twentieth United States Congress William Addams (Representative ), -, PA Mark Alexander (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA Robert Allen (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA Samuel Clesson Allen (Representative ), Federalist , MA Willis Alston (Representative ), Jacksonian , NC John Anderson (Representative ), Jacksonian , ME Samuel Anderson (Representative ), -, PA William Segar Archer (Representative ), Whig , VA William Armstrong (Representative ), -, VA John Bailey (Representative ), -, MA John Baldwin (Representative ), -, CT Noyes Barber (Representative ), -, CT John Strode Barbour (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA Philip Pendleton Barbour (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA David Barker, Jr. (Representative ), -, NH Stephen Barlow (Representative ), -, PA Daniel Dewey Barnard (Representative ), Whig , NY Isaac Dutton Barnard (Senator ), Jacksonian , PA John Barney (Representative ), -, MD Daniel Laurens Barringer (Representative ), -, NC Ichabod Bartlett (Representative ), -, NH Mordecai Bartley (Representative ), -, OH David Barton (Senator ), Adams , MO Burwell Bassett (Representative ), Republican, VA Ephraim Bateman (Senator ), Adams , NJ Edward Bates (Representative ), -, MO Isaac Chapman Bates (Representative ), Whig , MA Philemon Beecher (Representative ), -, OH George Ogilvie Belden (Representative ), -, NY John Bell (Representative ), Whig , TN Samuel Bell (Senator ), Adams , NH Thomas Hart Benton (Senator ), Jacksonian , MO John Macpherson Berrien (Senator ), Jacksonian , GA John Blair (Representative ), Jacksonian , TN Thomas Holdsworth Blake (Representative ), -, IN Charles Dominique Joseph Bouligny (Senator ), Adams-Clay Republican , LA John Branch (Senator ), Crawford Republican , NC William Leigh Brent (Representative ), -, LA Titus Brown (Representative ), -, NH John Heritage Bryan (Representative ), -, NC James Buchanan (Representative ), Democrat , PA Daniel Azro Ashley Buck (Representative ), -, VT Richard Aylett Buckner (Representative ), -, KY Rudolph Bunner (Representative ), -, NY Tristam Burges (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , RI William Burleigh (Representative ), -, ME Jacob Burnet (Senator ), Adams , OH Samuel Butman (Representative ), -, ME John Calhoon (Representative ), Whig , KY Churchill Caldom Cambreleng (Representative ), Democrat , NY Samuel Price Carson (Representative ), -, NC John Carter (Representative ), Jacksonian , SC Ezekiel Forman Chambers (Senator ), Adams , MD John Chambers (Representative ), Whig , KY John Chandler (Senator ), Jacksonian , ME Dudley Chase (Senator ), Adams , VT Samuel Chase (Representative ), -, NY Thomas Chilton (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , KY Nathaniel Herbert Claiborne (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , VA James Clark (Representative ), Republican, KY John Chamberlain Clark (Representative ), Independent, NY Thomas Willis Cobb (Senator ), Crawford Republican, GA Lewis Condict (Representative ), Republican, NJ Henry William Connor (Representative ), Democrat , NC Henry Wharton Conway (Delegate ), Arkansas Territory Richard Coulter (Representative ), Jacksonian , PA William Creighton, Jr. (Representative ), Republican, OH David Crockett (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , TN Benjamin Williams Crowninshield (Representative ), -, MA John Culpepper (Representative ), Federalist , NC Henry Daniel (Representative ), Jacksonian , KY John Davenport (Representative ), -, OH Thomas Davenport (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , VA John Davis (Representative ), Whig , MA Warren Ransom Davis (Representative ), Jacksonian , SC John Isaac DE Graff (Representative ), Democrat , NY Robert Desha (Representative ), Jacksonian , TN Mahlon Dickerson (Senator ), Jacksonian , NJ John Dean Dickinson (Representative ), -, NY Clement Dorsey (Representative ), -, MD William Drayton (Representative ), Jacksonian , SC Charles Edward Dudley (Senator ), Jacksonian , NY Joseph Duncan (Representative ), Jacksonian , IL Henry Williams Dwight (Representative ), -, MA Jonas Earll, Jr. (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY John Henry Eaton (Senator ), Jacksonian , TN Powhatan Ellis (Senator ), Jacksonian , MS David Ellicott Evans (Representative ), -, NY Edward Everett (Representative ), Whig , MA James Findlay (Representative ), Jacksonian , OH John Floyd (Representative ), -, GA John Floyd (Representative ), Republican, VA Samuel Augustus Foot (Senator ), Adams , CT Samuel Augustus Foote (Senator ), Adams , CT John Forsyth (Representative ), Republican, GA Tomlinson Fort (Representative ), -, GA Chauncey Forward (Representative ), Jacksonian , PA Joseph Fry, Jr. (Representative ), Jacksonian , PA Levin Gale (Representative ), -, MD Daniel Greene Garnsey (Representative ), -, NY Nathaniel Garrow (Representative ), -, NY George Rockingham Gilmer (Representative ), Jacksonian , GA Benjamin Gorham (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , MA Innis Green (Representative ), Jacksonian , PA Henry Hosford Gurley (Representative ), -, LA William Haile (Representative ), -, MS Thomas H. Hall (Representative ), Jacksonian , NC John Hallock, Jr. (Representative ), -, NY James Hamilton, Jr. (Representative ), -, SC William Henry Harrison (Senator ), Adams , OH Jonathan Harvey (Representative ), -, NH Robert Young Hayne (Senator ), Jacksonian , SC Charles Eaton Haynes (Representative ), -, GA Joseph Healy (Representative ), -, NH William Hendricks (Senator ), Adams , IN Thomas Hinds (Representative ), Democrat , MS Selah Reeve Hobbie (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY James Leonard Hodges (Representative ), -, MA Michael Hoffman (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY George Holcombe (Representative ), -, NJ Gabriel Holmes (Representative ), -, NC John Holmes (Senator ), Adams , ME Jonathan Hunt (Representative ), -, VT Ralph Isaacs Ingersoll (Representative ), -, CT Samuel Delucenna Ingham (Representative ), Jackson, PA James Iredell (Senator ), Jacksonian , NC Jacob C. Isacks (Representative ), Jacksonian , TN Jonathan Jennings (Representative ), -, IN Kensey Johns, Jr. (Representative ), -, DE Jeromus Johnson (Representative ), -, NY Richard Mentor Johnson (Senator ), Jacksonian , KY Josiah Stoddard Johnston (Senator ), Adams , LA Elias Kent Kane (Senator ), Jacksonian , IL Richard Keese (Representative ), -, NY John Leeds Kerr (Representative ), Whig , MD Adam King (Representative ), Jacksonian , PA William Rufus de Vane King (Senator ), Jacksonian , AL Nehemiah Rice Knight (Senator ), Adams , RI George Kremer (Representative ), -, PA Joseph Lawrence (Representative ), Whig , PA Pryor Lea (Representative ), Jacksonian , TN Joseph Lecompte (Representative ), Jacksonian , KY Isaac Leffler (Representative ), Whig , VA Robert Perkins Letcher (Representative ), -, KY Peter Little (Representative ), Republican, MD Edward Livingston (Representative ), -, LA John Locke (Representative ), -, MA John Long (Representative ), -, NC Wilson Lumpkin (Representative ), -, GA Chittenden Lyon (Representative ), Jacksonian , KY Nathaniel Macon (Senator ), Jacksonian , NC John Magee (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY Rollin Carolas Mallary (Representative ), -, VT John Hartwell Marable (Representative ), -, TN Henry Markell (Representative ), -, NY William Marks (Senator ), Adams , PA William Dickinson Martin (Representative ), Jacksonian , SC Henry Clinton Martindale (Representative ), Anti Mason , NY Dudley Marvin (Representative ), Whig , NY Lewis Maxwell (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , VA John Maynard (Representative ), Whig , NY William McCoy (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA George McDuffie (Representative ), Democrat , SC Robert Lytle McHatton (Representative ), -, KY Rufus McIntire (Representative ), Jacksonian , ME Samuel McKean (Representative ), Jacksonian , PA John McKee (Representative ), -, AL John McKinley (Senator ), Jacksonian , AL Louis McLane (Senator ), Jacksonian , DE William McLean (Representative ), -, OH Charles Fenton Mercer (Representative ), Whig , VA Orange Merwin (Representative ), -, CT Thomas Metcalfe (Representative ), Whig , KY Daniel H. Miller (Representative ), Jacksonian , PA Charles Miner (Representative ), -, PA James Coffield Mitchell (Representative ), -, TN John Mitchell (Representative ), -, PA Thomas Rothmaler Mitchell (Representative ), Jacksonian , SC Gabriel Moore (Representative ), -, AL Thomas Patrick Moore (Representative ), -, KY Francis Swaine Muhlenberg (Representative ), -, OH Thomas Newton, Jr. (Representative ), Republican, VA James Noble (Senator ), Adams , IN Jeremiah O'Brien (Representative ), -, ME Thomas Jackson Oakley (Representative ), Federalist , NY Robert Orr, Jr. (Representative ), -, PA George Washington Owen (Representative ), -, AL Albion Keith Parris (Senator ), Jacksonian , ME Dutee Jerauld Pearce (Representative ), Anti Mason , RI Elisha Phelps (Representative ), -, CT Isaac Pierson (Representative ), -, NJ David Plant (Representative ), -, CT James Knox Polk (Representative ), Democrat , TN Oliver Hillhouse Prince (Senator ), Jacksonian , GA William Ramsey (Representative ), Jacksonian , PA James Fitz Randolph (Representative ), -, NJ John Randolph (Representative ), -, VA John Reed Jr. (Representative ), Whig , MA Joseph Richardson (Representative ), -, MA Henry Moore Ridgely (Senator ), Jacksonian , DE James Wheelock Ripley (Representative ), Jacksonian , ME William Cabell Rives (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA John Roane (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA Asher Robbins (Senator ), Adams , RI John Rowan (Senator ), Jacksonian , KY Benjamin Ruggles (Senator ), Adams , OH William Russell (Representative ), Jacksonian , OH Nathan Sanford (Senator ), Adams , NY Lemuel Sawyer (Representative ), Republican, NC John Sergeant (Representative ), Federalist , PA Horatio Seymour (Senator ), Adams , VT Augustine Henry Shepperd (Representative ), Whig , NC Nathaniel Silsbee (Senator ), Adams , MA Thomas Sinnickson (Representative ), -, NJ John Sloane (Representative ), -, OH Oliver Hampton Smith (Representative ), Whig , IN Samuel Smith (Senator ), Jacksonian , MD William Smith (Senator ), Republican, SC Alexander Smyth (Representative ), Republican, VA Peleg Sprague (Representative ), -, ME Michael Cresap Sprigg (Representative ), Jacksonian , MD William Stanbery (Representative ), Jacksonian , OH John Benton Sterigere (Representative ), Jacksonian , PA Andrew Stevenson (Representative ), -, VA James S. Stevenson (Representative ), -, PA Andrew Stewart (Representative ), Anti Mason , PA Henry Randolph Storrs (Representative ), Federalist , NY John G. Stower (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY James Strong (Representative ), -, NY Joel Barlow Sutherland (Representative ), Jacksonian , PA Samuel Swan (Representative ), -, NJ Benjamin Swift (Representative ), Whig , VT Thomas, II Taber (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY John Taliaferro (Representative ), Republican, VA Edward Fenwick Tattnall (Representative ), Jackson, GA John W. Taylor (Representative ), Republican, NY Littleton Waller Tazewell (Senator ), Jackson Republican , VA Jesse Burgess Thomas (Senator ), Adams , IL Hedge Thompson (Representative ), -, NJ Wiley Thompson (Representative ), Jacksonian , GA Phineas Lyman Tracy (Representative ), Anti Mason , NY James Trezvant (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA Ebenezer Tucker (Representative ), -, NJ Starling Tucker (Representative ), Jacksonian , SC Daniel Turner (Representative ), -, NC John Tyler (Senator ), Jacksonian , VA Martin Van Buren (Senator ), Jacksonian , NY Espy Van Horne (Representative ), -, PA Stephen Van Rensselaer (Representative ), NY Joseph Vance (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , OH John Varnum (Representative ), MA Gulian Crommelin Verplanck (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY Samuel Finley Vinton (Representative ), Whig , OH George Edward Wales (Representative ), VT Aaron Ward (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY George Corbin Washington (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , MD Daniel Webster (Representative ), MA John Crompton Weems (Representative ), MD Thomas Whipple, Jr. (Representative ), NH Hugh Lawson White (Senator ), Jacksonian , TN Joseph M. White (Delegate ), Florida Territory Elisha Whittlesey (Representative ), Whig , OH Charles Anderson Wickliffe (Representative ), Jacksonian , KY Richard Henry Wilde (Representative ), Republican, GA Calvin Willey (Senator ), Adams , CT Lewis Williams (Representative ), Whig , NC Thomas Hill Williams (Senator ), Jacksonian , MS Ephraim King Wilson (Representative ), Jacksonian , MD James Wilson (Representative ), PA William Wilson (Representative ), OH Austin Eli Wing (Delegate ), Michigan Territory Joseph Ferdinand Wingate (Representative ), -, ME George Wolf (Representative ), -, PA John Jacob Wood (Representative ), -, NY Silas Wood (Representative ), -, NY Levi Woodbury (Senator ), Jacksonian , NH David Woodcock (Representative ), -, NY John Woods (Representative ), -, OH John Crafts Wright (Representative ), -, OH Silas Wright, Jr. (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY Joel Yancey (Representative ), Jacksonian , KY William Singleton Young (Representative ), -, KY
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