Sixth United States Congress
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Sixth United States Congress

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1799-1800

Major Political Events

Members of the Sixth United States Congress

• Willis Alston (Representative), Republican, NC
• Joseph Anderson (Senator), Republican, TN
• John Armstrong, Jr (Senator), Republican, NY
• George Baer, Jr (Representative), Federalist, MD
• Theodorus Bailey (Representative), -, NY
• Abraham Baldwin (Senator), Republican, GA
• Bailey Bartlett (Representative), Federalist, MA
• James Asheton Bayard, Sr (Representative), Federalist, DE
• William Bingham (Senator), Federalist, PA
• John Bird (Representative), Federalist, NY
• Phanuel Bishop (Representative), Republican, MA
• Timothy Bloodworth (Senator), Republican, NC
• Jonathan Brace (Representative), Federalist, CT
• John Brown (Senator), Anti-Administration, KY
• John Brown (Representative), Federalist, RI
• Robert Brown (Representative), Republican, PA
• Samuel Jordan Cabell (Representative), Republican, VA
• Christopher Grant Champlin (Representative), Federalist, RI
• Nathaniel Chipman (Senator), Federalist, VT
• Gabriel Christie (Representative), Republican, MD
• William Charles Cole Claiborne (Representative), Republican, TN
• Matthew Clay (Representative), Republican, VA
• William Cocke (Senator), Republican, TN
• John Condit (Representative), Republican, NJ
• William Cooper (Representative), Federalist, NY
• William Craik (Representative), Federalist, MD
• Samuel Whittlesey Dana (Representative), Federalist, CT
• Franklin Davenport (Representative), Federalist, NJ
• John Davenport (Representative), Federalist, CT
• Thomas Terry Davis (Representative), Republican, KY
• John Dawson (Representative), Republican, VA
• Jonathan Dayton (Senator), Federalist, NJ
• John Dennis (Representative), Federalist, MD
• George Dent (Representative), Federalist, MD
• Samuel Dexter (Senator), Federalist, MA
• Joseph Dickson (Representative), Federalist, NC

• William Edmond (Representative), Federalist, CT
• Joseph Eggleston (Representative), Republican, VA
• Lucas Conrad Elmendorf (Representative), Republican, NY
• Thomas Evans (Representative), Federalist, VA
• Abiel Foster (Representative), Federalist, NH
• Dwight Foster (Senator), Federalist, MA
• Theodore Foster (Senator), Federalist, RI
• John Fowler (Representative), Republican, KY
• Jesse Franklin (Senator), Republican, NC
• Jonathan Freeman (Representative), Federalist, NH
• Albert Gallatin (Representative), -, PA
• Henry Glen (Representative), Federalist, NY
• Samuel Goode (Representative), -, VA
• Benjamin Goodhue (Senator), Federalist, MA
• Chauncey Goodrich (Representative), Federalist, CT
• Elizur Goodrich (Representative), Federalist, CT
• William Gordon (Representative), Federalist, NH
• Edwin Gray (Representative), Federalist, VA
• Ray Greene (Senator), Federalist, RI
• Andrew Gregg (Representative), Republican, PA
• Roger Griswold (Representative), Federalist, CT
• William Barry Grove (Representative), Federalist, NC
• James Gunn (Senator), Anti-Administration, GA
• John Andre Hanna (Representative), Republican, PA
• Robert Goodloe Harper (Representative), -, SC
• William Henry Harrison (Delegate), -, OH
• Thomas Hartley (Representative), Federalist, PA
• Jonathan Nicoll Havens (Representative), Republican, NY
• Archibald Henderson (Representative), Federalist, NC
• Joseph Hiester (Representative), Republican, PA
• William Henry Hill (Representative), Federalist, NC
• James Hillhouse (Senator), Federalist, CT
• William Hindman (Senator), Federalist, MD
• David Holmes (Representative), Republican, VA
• John Eager Howard (Senator), Federalist, MD
• Benjamin Huger (Representative), Federalist, SC
• James Henderson Imlay (Representative), Federalist, NJ
• George Jackson (Representative), Republican, VA
• James Jones (Representative), Federalist, GA
• Aaron Kitchell (Representative), Republican, NJ
• John Wilkes Kittera (Representative), Federalist, PA
• John Langdon (Senator), Republican, NH
• Henry Latimer (Senator), Federalist, DE
• John Laurance (Senator), Federalist, NY
• Henry Lee (Representative), Federalist, VA
• Silas Lee (Representative), Federalist, MA
• Michael Leib (Representative), Republican, PA
• Levi Lincoln (Representative), Republican, MA
• James Linn (Representative), Republican, NJ
• Samuel Livermore (Senator), Pro-Administration, NH
• Edward Livingston (Representative), -, NY
• James Lloyd (Senator), Federalist, MD
• Samuel Lyman (Representative), Federalist, MA
• Matthew Lyon (Representative), Republican, VT
• Nathaniel Macon (Representative), Republican, NC
• Humphrey Marshall (Senator), Federalist, KY
• John Marshall (Representative), Federalist, VA
• Jonathan Mason (Senator), Federalist, MA
• Stevens Thomson Mason (Senator), Republican, VA
• Ebenezer Mattoon (Representative), Federalist, MA
• William McMillan (Delegate), -, OH
• Gouverneur Morris (Senator), Federalist, NY
• Lewis Richard Morris (Representative), Federalist, VT
• John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg (Representative), -, PA
• Anthony New (Representative), Republican, VA
• John Nicholas (Representative), Republican, VA
• Wilson Cary Nicholas (Senator), Republican, VA
• Joseph Hopper Nicholson (Representative), Republican, MD
• Abraham Nott (Representative), Federalist, SC
• Aaron Ogden (Senator), Federalist, NJ
• Harrison Gray Otis (Representative), Federalist, MA
• Robert Page (Representative), Federalist, VA
• Elijah Paine (Senator), Federalist, VT
• Josiah Parker (Representative), Federalist, VA
• Charles Pinckney (Senator), Republican, SC
• Thomas Pinckney (Representative), Federalist, SC
• Jonas Platt (Representative), Federalist, NY
• Leven Powell (Representative), Federalist, VA
• John Randolph (Representative), -, VA
• Jacob Read (Senator), Federalist, SC
• Nathan Read (Representative), Federalist, MA
• John Reed Sr (Representative), Federalist, MA
• James Ross (Senator), Pro-Administration, PA
• John Rutledge, Jr (Representative), Federalist, SC
• James Schureman (Senator), Federalist, NJ
• Theodore Sedgwick (Speaker of the House), Federalist, US
• Samuel Sewall (Representative), Federalist, MA
• James Sheafe (Representative), Federalist, NH
• William Shepard (Representative), Federalist, MA
• John Smilie (Representative), Republican, PA
• John Smith (Representative), Republican, NY
• John Cotton Smith (Representative), Federalist, CT
• Samuel Smith (Representative), Republican, MD
• Richard Dobbs Spaight (Representative), Republican, NC
• Richard Stanford (Representative), Republican, NC
• John Stewart (Representative), Republican, PA
• David Stone (Representative), Republican, NC
• Thomas Sumter (Representative), Republican, SC
• Benjamin Taliaferro (Representative), Republican, GA
• Littleton Waller Tazewell (Representative), -, VA
• Samuel Tenney (Representative), Federalist, NH
• George Thatcher (Representative), Federalist, MA
• John Chew Thomas (Representative), Federalist, MD
• Richard Thomas (Representative), Federalist, PA
• John Thompson (Representative), Republican, NY
• Uriah Tracy (Senator), Federalist, CT
• Abram Trigg (Representative), Republican, VA
• John Johns Trigg (Representative), Republican, VA
• Philip Van Cortlandt (Representative), Republican, NY
• Joseph Bradley Varnum (Representative), Republican, MA
• Peleg Wadsworth (Representative), Federalist, MA
• Robert Waln (Representative), Federalist, PA
• James Watson (Senator), Federalist, NY
• William Hill Wells (Senator), Federalist, DE
• Samuel White (Senator), Federalist, DE
• Lemuel Williams (Representative), Federalist, MA
• Robert Williams (Representative), Republican, NC
• Henry Woods (Representative), Federalist, PA

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