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See Wikipedia:WikiProject US Congress. 1821-1822 Major Political Events Members of the Seventeenth United States Congress Joel Abbott (Representative), Republican, GA Mark Alexander (Representative), Jacksonian, VA Robert Allen (Representative), -, TN Samuel Clesson Allen (Representative), Federalist, MA William Segar Archer (Representative), Whig, VA Henry Baldwin (Representative), -, PA William Lee Ball (Representative), Republican, VA Levi Barber (Representative), Republican, OH Noyes Barber (Representative), -, CT James Barbour (Senator), Republican, VA Philip Pendleton Barbour (Speaker of the House), Jacksonian, US Gideon Barstow (Representative), -, MA David Barton (Senator), Republican, MO Burwell Bassett (Representative), Republican, VA Ephraim Bateman (Representative), -, NJ James Woodson Bates (Delegate), -, AR Francis Baylies (Representative), -, MA Thomas Bayly (Representative), Federalist, MD Thomas Hart Benton (Senator), Republican, MO Lewis Bigelow (Representative), Federalist, MA William Salter Blackledge (Representative), -, NC James Blair (Representative), Jacksonian, SC Elijah Boardman (Senator), Republican, CT Charles Borland, Jr (Representative), -, NY James Douglas Breckinridge (Representative), -, KY Ethan Allen Brown (Senator), Republican, OH James Brown (Senator), Republican, LA John Brown (Representative), -, PA Henry Hunter Bryan (Representative), -, TN James Buchanan (Representative), Democrat, PA Wingfield Bullock (Representative), -, KY Daniel Burrows (Representative), -, CT Hutchins Gordon Burton (Representative), -, NC Josiah Butler (Representative), Republican, NH Churchill Caldom Cambreleng (Representative), Democrat, NY John Wilson Campbell (Representative), Republican, OH Samuel Campbell (Representative), -, NY Newton Cannon (Representative), Republican, TN John Carter (Representative), Jacksonian, SC George Cassedy (Representative), -, NJ David Chambers (Representative), -, OH John Chandler (Senator), Republican, ME John Cocke (Representative), -, TN Cadwallader David Colden (Representative), -, NY Lewis Condict (Representative), Republican, NJ Alfred Conkling (Representative), -, NY Henry William Connor (Representative), Democrat, NC Daniel Pope Cook (Representative), -, IL Jeremiah Cosden (Representative), -, MD Samuel Chandler Crafts (Representative), -, VT Josiah Crudup (Representative), -, NC Joshua Cushman (Representative), -, ME Alfred Cuthbert (Representative), Republican, GA Joseph Dane (Representative), -, ME William Darlington (Representative), Republican, PA James DE Wolf (Senator), Republican, RI George Denison (Representative), -, PA Mahlon Dickerson (Senator), Republican, NJ John Dean Dickinson (Representative), -, NY James Duncan (Representative), -, PA Job Durfee (Representative), -, RI Henry Williams Dwight (Representative), -, MA John Henry Eaton (Senator), Republican, TN Samuel Eddy (Representative), -, RI Henry Waggaman Edwards (Representative), -, CT Ninian Edwards (Senator), Republican, IL Samuel Edwards (Representative), -, PA Weldon Nathaniel Edwards (Representative), Republican, NC John Elliott (Senator), Republican, GA William Cox Ellis (Representative), -, PA William Eustis (Representative), Republican, MA Patrick Farrelly (Representative), -, PA John Findlay (Representative), -, PA William Findlay (Senator), Republican, PA John Floyd (Representative), Republican, VA Thomas Forrest (Representative), -, PA Walter Forward (Representative), -, PA Timothy Fuller (Representative), Republican, MA John Gaillard (Senator), Republican, SC Robert Selden Garnett (Representative), Republican, VA John Gebhard (Representative), -, NY George Rockingham Gilmer (Representative), Jacksonian, GA Joseph Gist (Representative), -, SC Benjamin Gorham (Representative), Anti Jacksonian, MA Andrew Robison Govan (Representative), -, SC Samuel Gross (Representative), -, PA Thomas H. Hall (Representative), Republican, NC James Hamilton, Jr (Representative), -, SC Benjamin Hardin (Representative), Republican, KY Mark Harris (Representative), -, ME Matthew Harvey (Representative), -, NH James Hawkes (Representative), -, NY Joseph Hemphill (Representative), Federalist, PA William Hendricks (Representative), -, IN Joseph Marion Hernandez (Delegate), -, FL Ebenezer Herrick (Representative), -, ME Mark Langdon Hill (Representative), -, ME Aaron Hobart (Representative), -, MA George Holcombe (Representative), -, NJ David Holmes (Senator), Republican, MS John Holmes (Senator), Republican, ME Charles Hooks (Representative), Republican, NC Thomas Hill Hubbard (Representative), Republican, NY Samuel Delucenna Ingham (Representative), Republican (Jeffersonian), PA Edward Brake Jackson (Representative), -, VA Jonathan Jennings (Representative), -, IN Francis Johnson (Representative), -, KY Henry Johnson (Senator), Republican, LA John Telemachus Johnson (Representative), -, KY Richard Mentor Johnson (Senator), Republican, KY Josiah Stoddard Johnston (Representative), -, LA Francis Jones (Representative), Republican, TN James Jones (Representative), -, VA William Kelly (Senator), Republican, AL Joseph Kent (Representative), Republican, MD Elias Keyes (Representative), -, VT Rufus King (Senator), Federalist, NY William Rufus de Vane King (Senator), Republican, AL Joseph Kirkland (Representative), -, NY Nehemiah Rice Knight (Senator), Republican, RI James Lanman (Senator), Republican, CT Samuel Lathrop (Representative), -, MA Jabez Leftwich (Representative), -, VA Enoch Lincoln (Representative), Republican, ME Elisha Litchfield (Representative), -, NY Peter Little (Representative), Republican, MD Edward Lloyd (Senator), Republican, MD James Lloyd (Senator), Federalist, MA John Long (Representative), -, NC William Lowndes (Representative), Republican, SC Walter Lowrie (Senator), Republican, PA Nathaniel Macon (Senator), Republican, NC Rollin Carolas Mallary (Representative), -, VT James Matlack (Representative), -, NJ Aaron Matson (Representative), -, NH John Mattocks (Representative), Whig, VT Richard McCarty (Representative), -, NY William McCoy (Representative), Jacksonian, VA George McDuffie (Representative), Democrat, SC Isaac McKim (Representative), Jacksonian, MD Louis McLane (Representative), -, DE Archibald McNeill (Representative), -, NC James McSherry (Representative), -, PA Charles Fenton Mercer (Representative), Whig, VA Thomas Metcalfe (Representative), Whig, KY Elijah Hunt Mills (Senator), Federalist, MA William Milnor (Representative), Federalist, PA James S. Mitchell (Representative), -, PA Thomas Rothmaler Mitchell (Representative), Jacksonian, SC Thomas Montgomery (Representative), Republican, KY Gabriel Moore (Representative), -, AL Samuel Moore (Representative), Republican, PA Thomas Love Moore (Representative), -, VA John Jordan Morgan (Representative), Jacksonian, NY David Lawrence Morril (Senator), Republican, NH Thomas Murray, Jr (Representative), -, PA Raphael Neale (Representative), -, MD Hugh Nelson (Representative), Republican, VA Jeremiah Nelson (Representative), Federalist, MA John Nelson (Representative), -, MD Anthony New (Representative), Republican, KY Thomas Newton, Jr (Representative), Republican, VA James Noble (Senator), Republican, IN Harrison Gray Otis (Senator), Federalist, MA James Overstreet (Representative), -, SC William Adams Palmer (Senator), Republican, VT John Fabyan Parrott (Senator), Republican, NH Thomas Patterson (Representative), Republican, PA Walter Patterson (Representative), -, NY John Phillips (Representative), Federalist, PA Jeremiah Halsey Pierson (Representative), -, NY William Pinkney (Senator), Republican, MD Nathaniel Pitcher (Representative), Jacksonian, NY James Pleasants (Senator), Republican, VA George Plumer (Representative), -, PA William Plumer, Jr (Representative), -, NH Joel Roberts Poinsett (Representative), -, SC John Randolph (Representative), -, VA Christopher Rankin (Representative), -, MS John Reed Jr (Representative), Whig, MA Philip Reed (Representative), Republican, MD Robert Raymond Reid (Representative), Republican, GA John Rhea (Representative), Republican, TN Charles Rich (Representative), Republican, VT George Robertson (Representative), Republican, KY William Beatty Rochester (Representative), -, NY Caesar Augustus Rodney (Senator), Republican, DE Daniel Rodney (Representative), -, DE Thomas Jones Rogers (Representative), Republican, PA Thomas Randolph Ross (Representative), -, OH Benjamin Ruggles (Senator), Republican, OH Charles Herman Ruggles (Representative), -, NY John Russ (Representative), -, CT Jonathan Russell (Representative), -, MA Romulus Mitchell Saunders (Representative), Republican, NC Lemuel Sawyer (Representative), Republican, NC John Scott (Representative), -, MO John Sergeant (Representative), Federalist, PA Horatio Seymour (Senator), Republican, VT Peter Sharpe (Representative), -, NY Solomon Sibley (Delegate), -, MI John Sloane (Representative), -, OH Arthur Smith (Representative), -, VA John Speed Smith (Representative), -, KY Samuel Smith (Senator), Republican, MD William Smith (Senator), Republican, SC William Smith (Representative), -, VA Alexander Smyth (Representative), Republican, VA Samuel Lewis Southard (Senator), Republican, NJ Elijah Spencer (Representative), -, NY James Stephenson (Representative), Federalist, VA Ansel Sterling (Representative), -, CT Micah Sterling (Representative), -, NY Andrew Stevenson (Representative), -, VA Andrew Stewart (Representative), Anti Mason, PA Ebenezer Stoddard (Representative), -, CT Montfort Stokes (Senator), Republican, NC Samuel Swan (Representative), -, NJ Isham Talbot (Senator), Republican, KY Edward Fenwick Tattnall (Representative), Republican (Jeffersonian), GA John Taylor (Senator), Republican, VA John W. Taylor (Representative), Republican, NY Waller Taylor (Senator), Republican, IN Jesse Burgess Thomas (Senator), Republican, IL Wiley Thompson (Representative), Jacksonian, GA John Tod (Representative), -, PA Gideon Tomlinson (Representative), -, CT Albert Haller Tracy (Representative), Whig, NY David Trimble (Representative), Republican, KY William Allen Trimble (Senator), Republican, OH George Tucker (Representative), -, VA Starling Tucker (Representative), Jacksonian, SC Selah Tuthill (Representative), -, NY Daniel Udree (Representative), Republican, PA Nathaniel Upham (Representative), Republican, NH Martin Van Buren (Senator), Republican, NY Nicholas Van Dyke (Senator), Federalist, DE Solomon Van Vechten Van Rensselaer (Representative), Federalist, NY Stephen Van Rensselaer (Representative), -, NY Thomas Van Swearingen (Representative), -, VA William William Van Wyck (Representative), -, NY Joseph Vance (Representative), Anti Jacksonian, OH Felix Walker (Representative), Republican, NC Freeman Walker (Senator), Republican, GA John Williams Walker (Senator), Republican, AL Reuben Hyde Walworth (Representative), -, NY Nicholas Ware (Senator), Republican, GA Henry Ridgely Warfield (Representative), -, MD Thomas Whipple, Jr (Representative), -, NH Phineas White (Representative), -, VT Ezekiel Whitman (Representative), Federalist, ME Jared Williams (Representative), -, VA John Williams (Senator), Republican, TN Lewis Williams (Representative), Whig, NC Thomas Hill Williams (Senator), Republican, MS William Durkee Williamson (Representative), -, ME John Wilson (Representative), -, SC Silas Wood (Representative), -, NY David Woodcock (Representative), -, NY Samuel Hughes Woodson (Representative), -, KY Ludwig Worman (Representative), Federalist, PA John Crafts Wright (Representative), -, OH Robert Wright (Representative), Republican, MD Sixteenth United States Congress United States Congress Eighteenth United States Congress This article is from Wikipedia. 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