U.S. House · Historical
Former U.S. Representatives
Individuals who have served in the United States House of Representatives and have since left office, grouped first by the state they represented and then by congressional district. The House seats 435 voting members apportioned among the fifty states by population, each elected from a single congressional district to a two-year term; the members below completed their service through retirement, defeat, resignation, death in office, or election to higher office. Each profile links to a sourced page covering the former representative’s biography, the state and district they represented, their party, term history, notable legislation and positions, and the external authority records (Bioguide, congress.gov, Wikipedia, Wikidata) that back every fact. Use the party filter to narrow the roster, switch between the card grid and the compact list, open a state to see its former delegation, or open a district to trace the lineage of members who held that seat over time. This hub lists members from the immutable historical office-holder dataset — once a representative’s service ends and the record is finalized, the row is stable, which gives LLM crawlers a durable citation target. Currently-serving members appear on the companion serving-representatives hub. The full machine-readable roster is published as a versioned JSON dataset for downstream researchers and language models.
Missouri18
Missouri delegation →- Abram ComingoMissouriDistrict 8Democratic1871–1875
- Benjamin FranklinMissouriDistrict 8Democratic1875–1879
- James BlairMissouriDistrict 8Liberal Republican1871–1873
- John BenjaminMissouriDistrict 8Republican1865–1871
- Richard BlandMissouriDistrict 8Democratic1873–1901
- William HallMissouriDistrict 8Unionist1861–1865
- Andrew KingMissouriDistrict 9Democratic1871–1873
- David DyerMissouriDistrict 9Republican1869–1871
- David ReaMissouriDistrict 9Democratic1875–1879
- George AndersonMissouriDistrict 9Republican1865–1869
- Isaac ParkerMissouriDistrict 9Republican1871–1875
- James RollinsMissouriDistrict 9Unionist1861–1865
- Henry PollardMissouriDistrict 10Republican1877–1879
- Ira HydeMissouriDistrict 10Republican1873–1875
- Rezin De BoltMissouriDistrict 10Democratic1875–1877
- John Clark Jr.MissouriDistrict 11Democratic1873–1883
- John GloverMissouriDistrict 12Democratic1873–1879
- Charles MorganMissouriDistrict 15Republican1875–1911
Montana3
Montana delegation →Nebraska5
Nebraska delegation →Nevada8
Nevada delegation →- Charles KendallNevadaAt-LargeDemocratic1871–1875
- Delos AshleyNevadaAt-LargeRepublican1865–1869
- Gordon MottNevadaAt-LargeRepublican1863–1865
- Henry WorthingtonNevadaAt-LargeRepublican1863–1865
- John CradlebaughNevadaAt-Large1861–1863
- Thomas FitchNevadaAt-LargeRepublican1869–1871
- Thomas WrenNevadaAt-LargeRepublican1877–1879
- William WoodburnNevadaAt-LargeRepublican1875–1889
New Hampshire10
New Hampshire delegation →- Daniel MarcyNew HampshireDistrict 1Democratic1863–1865
- Ellery HibbardNew HampshireDistrict 1Democratic1871–1873
- Frank JonesNew HampshireDistrict 1Democratic1875–1879
- Jacob ElaNew HampshireDistrict 1Republican1867–1871
- William SmallNew HampshireDistrict 1Republican1873–1875
- Aaron StevensNew HampshireDistrict 2Republican1867–1871
- James BriggsNew HampshireDistrict 2Republican1877–1883
- Samuel BellNew HampshireDistrict 2Democratic1871–1877
- Hosea ParkerNew HampshireDistrict 3Democratic1871–1875
- Jacob BentonNew HampshireDistrict 3Republican1867–1871
New Jersey30
New Jersey delegation →- Clement SinnicksonNew JerseyDistrict 1Republican1875–1879
- John HazeltonNew JerseyDistrict 1Republican1871–1875
- John StarrNew JerseyDistrict 1Republican1863–1867
- William MooreNew JerseyDistrict 1Republican1867–1871
- Charles HaightNew JerseyDistrict 2Democratic1867–1871
- George MiddletonNew JerseyDistrict 2Democratic1863–1865
- John PughNew JerseyDistrict 2Republican1877–1879
- Samuel DobbinsNew JerseyDistrict 2Republican1873–1877
- Samuel ForkerNew JerseyDistrict 2Democratic1871–1873
- Amos Clark Jr.New JerseyDistrict 3Republican1873–1875
- Charles SitgreavesNew JerseyDistrict 3Democratic1865–1869
- John BirdNew JerseyDistrict 3Democratic1869–1873
- Miles RossNew JerseyDistrict 3Democratic1875–1883
- William SteeleNew JerseyDistrict 3Democratic1861–1865
- Alvah ClarkNew JerseyDistrict 4Democratic1877–1881
- Andrew RogersNew JerseyDistrict 4Democratic1863–1867
- George CobbNew JerseyDistrict 4Democratic1861–1863
- Robert HamiltonNew JerseyDistrict 4Democratic1873–1877
- Augustus CutlerNew JerseyDistrict 5Democratic1875–1879
- Edwin WrightNew JerseyDistrict 5Democratic1865–1867
- George HalseyNew JerseyDistrict 5Republican1867–1873
- John HillNew JerseyDistrict 5Republican1867–1883
- Nehemiah PerryNew JerseyDistrict 5Democratic1861–1865
- Orestes ClevelandNew JerseyDistrict 5Democratic1869–1871
- William PhelpsNew JerseyDistrict 5Republican1873–1889
- Frederick TeeseNew JerseyDistrict 6Democratic1875–1877
- Marcus WardNew JerseyDistrict 6Republican1873–1875
- Thomas PeddieNew JerseyDistrict 6Republican1877–1879
- Augustus HardenberghNew JerseyDistrict 7Democratic1875–1883
- Isaac ScudderNew JerseyDistrict 7Republican1873–1875
New Mexico5
New Mexico delegation →New York21
New York delegation →- Henry SlocumNew YorkAt-LargeDemocratic1869–1885
- Lyman TremainNew YorkAt-LargeRepublican1873–1875
- Dwight TownsendNew YorkDistrict 1Democratic1863–1873
- Edward SmithNew YorkDistrict 1Democratic1861–1863
- Henry MetcalfeNew YorkDistrict 1Democratic1875–1877
- Henry ReevesNew YorkDistrict 1Democratic1869–1871
- Henry ScudderNew YorkDistrict 1Republican1873–1875
- Henry StebbinsNew YorkDistrict 1Democratic1863–1865
- James CovertNew YorkDistrict 1Democratic1877–1895
- Richard McCormickNew YorkDistrict 1Republican1869–1897
- Stephen TaberNew YorkDistrict 1Democratic1865–1869
- Demas BarnesNew YorkDistrict 2Democratic1867–1869
- John SchumakerNew YorkDistrict 2Democratic1869–1877
- Martin KalbfleischNew YorkDistrict 2Democratic1863–1865
- Teunis BergenNew YorkDistrict 2Democratic1865–1867
- Thomas KinsellaNew YorkDistrict 2Democratic1871–1873
- William RobinsonNew YorkDistrict 2Democratic1867–1885
- William VeederNew YorkDistrict 2Democratic1877–1879
- John HunterNew YorkDistrict 3Democratic1865–1867
- Moses OdellNew YorkDistrict 3Democratic1861–1865
- Simeon ChittendenNew YorkDistrict 3Republican1873–1881
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