Seventeenth United States Congress
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Seventeenth United States Congress
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Dates of Sessions
1821-1823
- The first session of this Congress took place in Washington, DC from December 3, 1821 to May 8, 1822.
- The second session took place in Washington, DC from December 2, 1822 to March 3, 1823.
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Major political events
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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), —, Arkansas Territory
- 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), Republican, 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), —, Florida Territory
- 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 A. 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), —, Michigan Territory
- 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
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