10th Congress (1807–1809): members and party control
1807-03-04 to 1809-03-04. Everyone who served during this Congress, including members who joined or left part-way through.
Senate
House of Representatives
Members by state
Other 0 senators, 1 representatives
- Daniel Clark District -1 ·
Connecticut 2 senators, 7 representatives
- Chauncey Goodrich Senator · Federalist
- James Hillhouse Senator · Federalist
- Epaphroditus Champion District -1 · Federalist
- Samuel Dana District -1 · Federalist
- John Davenport District -1 · Federalist
- Lewis Sturges District -1 · Federalist
- Benjamin Tallmadge District -1 · Federalist
- Timothy Pitkin District -1 · Federalist
- Jonathan Moseley District -1 · Federalist
Delaware 2 senators, 2 representatives
- Samuel White Senator · Federalist
- James Bayard, Sr. Senator · Federalist
- James Broom At-large · Federalist
- Nicholas Van Dyke At-large · Federalist
Georgia 3 senators, 4 representatives
- John Milledge Senator · Republican
- George Jones Senator · Republican
- William Crawford Senator · Republican
- Dennis Smelt At-large · Republican
- Howell Cobb District -1 · Republican
- William Bibb District -1 · Republican
- George Troup District -1 · Republican
Indiana 0 senators, 2 representatives
- Benjamin Parke District -1 ·
- Jesse Thomas District -1 · Democratic Republican
Kentucky 2 senators, 6 representatives
- Buckner Thruston Senator · Republican
- John Pope Senator · Republican
- John Boyle District 2 · Republican
- Benjamin Howard District 5 · Republican
- Matthew Lyon District 1 · Republican
- Joseph Desha District 6 · Republican
- John Rowan District 3 · Republican
- Richard Johnson District 4 · Republican
Maryland 2 senators, 9 representatives
- Philip Reed Senator · Republican
- Samuel Smith Senator · Republican
- William McCreery District 5 · Republican
- John Campbell District 1 · Federalist
- Roger Nelson District 4 · Republican
- Archibald Van Horne District 2 · Republican
- Philip Key District 3 · Federalist
- John Montgomery District 6 · Republican
- Charles Goldsborough District 8 · Federalist
- Nicholas Moore District 5 · Republican
- Edward Lloyd District 7 · Republican
Massachusetts 3 senators, 19 representatives
- Timothy Pickering Senator · Federalist
- James Lloyd Senator · Federalist
- John Adams Senator · Federalist
- Joseph Barker District 7 · Republican
- Barnabas Bidwell District -1 · Republican
- Jacob Crowninshield District 2 · Republican
- Josiah Dean District 9 · Republican
- Daniel Ilsley District 15 · Republican
- Joseph Story District 2 · Republican
- Orchard Cook District 16 · Republican
- Edward Livermore District 3 · Federalist
- William Stedman District 11 · Federalist
- Jabez Upham District 10 · Federalist
- Ezekiel Bacon District 12 · Republican
- Richard Cutts District 14 · Republican
- Isaiah Green District 8 · Republican
- Josiah Quincy District 1 · Federalist
- Ebenezer Seaver District 13 · Republican
- Joseph Varnum District 4 · Democratic Republican
- William Ely District 5 · Federalist
- Samuel Taggart District 6 · Federalist
- John Chandler District 17 · Republican
Mississippi 0 senators, 1 representatives
- George Poindexter District -1 ·
New Hampshire 2 senators, 5 representatives
- Nahum Parker Senator · Republican
- Nicholas Gilman Senator · Republican
- Peter Carleton District -1 · Republican
- Daniel Durell District -1 · Republican
- Francis Gardner District -1 · Republican
- Jedediah Smith District -1 · Republican
- Clement Storer District -1 · Republican
New Jersey 2 senators, 7 representatives
- Aaron Kitchell Senator · Republican
- John Condit Senator · Republican
- Ezra Darby District -1 · Republican
- James Sloan District -1 · Republican
- William Helms District -1 · Republican
- John Lambert District -1 · Republican
- Adam Boyd District -1 · Republican
- Thomas Newbold District -1 · Republican
- Henry Southard District -1 · Republican
New York 2 senators, 18 representatives
- John Smith Senator · Republican
- Samuel Mitchill Senator · Republican
- John Blake, Jr. District 5 · Republican
- George Clinton District 2 · Republican
- John Harris District 17 · Republican
- Reuben Humphrey District 16 · Republican
- William Kirkpatrick District 15 · Republican
- Josiah Masters District 10 · Republican
- Samuel Riker District 1 · Republican
- John Russell District 14 · Republican
- Peter Swart District 13 · Republican
- David Thomas District 12 · Republican
- James Van Alen District 8 · Republican
- Philip Van Cortlandt District 4 · Republican
- Daniel Verplanck District 6 · Republican
- Nathan Wilson District 12 · Republican
- Barent Gardenier District 7 · Federalist
- Gurdon Mumford District 3 · Republican
- John Thompson District 11 · Republican
- Killian Van Rensselaer District 9 · Federalist
North Carolina 2 senators, 12 representatives
- Jesse Franklin Senator · Republican
- James Turner Senator · Republican
- Evan Alexander District 10 · Republican
- Marmaduke Williams District 9 · Republican
- James Holland District 11 · Republican
- Thomas Kenan District 5 · Republican
- William Blackledge District 4 · Republican
- Thomas Blount District 3 · Republican
- Meshack Franklin District 12 · Republican
- Richard Stanford District 8 · Republican
- Nathaniel Macon District 6 · Republican
- John Culpepper District 7 · Federalist
- Lemuel Sawyer District 1 · Republican
- Willis Alston District 2 · Republican
Ohio 3 senators, 1 representatives
- John Smith Senator · Republican
- Edward Tiffin Senator · Republican
- Return Meigs, Jr. Senator · Republican
- Jeremiah Morrow District 1 · Republican
Pennsylvania 2 senators, 19 representatives
- Samuel Maclay Senator · Republican
- Andrew Gregg Senator · Republican
- Joseph Clay District 1 · Republican
- John Hiester District 3 · Republican
- William Hoge District 10 · Republican
- James Kelly District 6 · Federalist
- Daniel Montgomery, Jr. District 5 · Republican
- John Pugh District 2 · Republican
- Jacob Richards District 1 · Republican
- Robert Jenkins District 3 · Federalist
- John Porter District 1 · Republican
- Matthias Richards District 3 · Republican
- Benjamin Say District 1 · Republican
- Samuel Smith District 11 · Republican
- John Smilie District 9 · Republican
- Robert Brown District 2 · Republican
- John Rea District 7 · Republican
- Robert Whitehill District 4 · Republican
- David Bard District 4 · Republican
- William Findley District 8 · Republican
- William Milnor District 2 · Federalist
Rhode Island 3 senators, 3 representatives
- Benjamin Howland Senator · Republican
- James Fenner Senator · Republican
- Elisha Mathewson Senator · Republican
- Nehemiah Knight District -1 · Republican
- Isaac Wilbour District -1 · Republican
- Richard Jackson, Jr. District -1 · Federalist
South Carolina 2 senators, 8 representatives
- Thomas Sumter Senator · Republican
- John Gaillard Senator · Republican
- Lemuel Alston District 8 · Republican
- Joseph Calhoun District 6 · Republican
- Robert Marion District 1 · Republican
- John Taylor District 4 · Republican
- William Butler District 2 · Republican
- David Williams District 3 · Republican
- Richard Winn District 5 · Republican
- Thomas Moore District 7 · Republican
Tennessee 2 senators, 3 representatives
- Daniel Smith Senator · Republican
- Joseph Anderson Senator · Republican
- Jesse Wharton District 3 · Republican
- George Campbell District 2 · Republican
- John Rhea District 1 · Republican
Vermont 3 senators, 5 representatives
- Israel Smith Senator · Republican
- Stephen Bradley Senator · Republican
- Jonathan Robinson Senator · Republican
- James Elliott District 2 · Federalist
- James Witherell District 1 · Republican
- Martin Chittenden District 4 · Federalist
- Samuel Shaw District 1 · Republican
- James Fisk District 3 · Republican
Virginia 2 senators, 23 representatives
- Andrew Moore Senator · Republican
- William Giles Senator · Republican
- John Claiborne District 17 · Republican
- James Garnett District 11 · Republican
- John Morrow District 2 · Republican
- Abram Trigg District 6 · Republican
- Alexander Wilson District 5 · Republican
- Walter Jones District 8 · Republican
- John Love District 9 · Republican
- Wilson Nicholas District 21 · Republican
- Edwin Gray District 19 · Republican
- John Dawson District 10 · Republican
- John Smith District 3 · Republican
- Matthew Clay District 14 · Republican
- John Clopton District 22 · Republican
- Thomas Gholson, Jr. District 17 · Republican
- John Jackson District 1 · Republican
- Joseph Lewis, Jr. District 7 · Federalist
- John Eppes District 16 · Republican
- Peterson Goodwyn District 18 · Republican
- William Burwell District 13 · Republican
- David Holmes District 4 · Republican
- Burwell Bassett District 12 · Republican
- Thomas Newton, Jr. District 20 · Republican
- John Randolph District 15 · Republican
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