List of United States Representatives from New York

This is an incomplete list of Members of the United States House of Representatives from New York in alphabetical order.

Contents: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z

A

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
Bella Abzug	Democratic	19th	1971 – 1973	Manhattan	Unsuccessful candidate for the U. S. Senate in 1976
		20th	1973 – 1977
Gary Ackerman	Democratic	7th	1983 – 1993	Queens
		5th	1993 – present
Charles H. Adams	Republican	16th	1875 – 1877	Cohoes
John Adams	Democratic-Republican	8th	1815	Durham
	Democratic		1833 – 1835
John J. Adams	Democratic	8th	1883 – 1887	Manhattan
Parmenio Adams	Adams-Clay Republican	29th	1824 – 1825	Batavia
	Adams		1825 – 1827
Joseph P. Addabbo	Democratic	5th	1961 – 1963	Queens
		7th	1963 – 1983
		6th	1983 – 1986
Asa Adgate	Democratic-Republican	12th	1815 – 1817	Chesterfield
Theron Akin	Progressive Republican	25th	1911 – 1913	Fort Johnson
De Alva S. Alexander	Republican	33rd	1897 – 1903	Buffalo	Chairman of House Rivers and Harbors Committee (1909 – 1911)
		36th	1903 – 1911
Henry P. Alexander	Whig	17th	1849 – 1851	Little Falls
Judson Allen	Democratic	20th	1839 – 1841	Harpursville
Nathaniel Allen	Democratic-Republican	21st	1819 – 1821	Richmond
Jerome Ambro	Democratic	3rd	1975 – 1981	Huntington
Joseph H. Anderson	Democratic	7th	1843 – 1847	White Plains	Chairman of House Agriculture Committee (1845 - 1847)
George R. Andrews	Whig	14th	1849 – 1851	Ticonderoga
John T. Andrews	Democratic	27th	1837 – 1839	Bath
Samuel G. Andrews	Republican	29th	1857 – 1859	Rochester
Walter G. Andrews	Republican	40th	1931 – 1945	Buffalo	Chairman of House Armed Services Committee (1947 – 1949)
		42nd	1945 – 1949
John E. Andrus	Republican	19th	1905 – 1913	Yonkers
Victor L. Anfuso	Democratic	8th	1951 – 1953	Brooklyn
			1955 – 1963
William G. Angel	Adams	13th	1825 – 1827	Burlington
	Democratic		1829 – 1833
Martin C. Ansorge	Republican	21st	1921 – 1923	Manhattan	Lost re-election
Michael Arcuri	Democratic	24th	2007 – present	Utica
Benedict Arnold	National Republican	16th	1829 – 1831	Amsterdam
John Arnot, Jr.	Democratic	29th	1883 – 1885	Elmira
		28th	1885 – 1886
Henry Ashley	Jacksonian	11th	1825 – 1827	Catskill
Daniel Avery	Democratic-Republican	14th	1811 – 1813	Scipio
		20th	1813 – 1815
			1816 – 1817
Stephen B. Ayres	Independent Democrat	18th	1911 – 1913	Manhattan

B

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
Alfred Babcock	Whig	33rd	1841 – 1843	Gaines
Leander Babcock	Democratic		1851 – 1853
William Babcock			1831 – 1833
Henry Bacon	Democratic		1886 – 1889
			1891 – 1893
Robert L. Bacon	Republican		1923 – 1938
William J. Bacon	Republican		1877 – 1879
Luther Badger			1825 – 1827
Herman Badillo	Democratic		1971 – 1977
George A. Bagley	Republican		1875 – 1879
John H. Bagley, Jr.	Democratic		1875 – 1877
			1883 – 1885
Alexander H. Bailey	Republican	21st	1867 – 1871	Rome	Retired
John M. Bailey	Republican		1878 – 1881
Theodorus Bailey	Anti-Administration		1793 – 1797
			1799 – 1801
			1801 – 1803
Caleb Baker			1819 – 1821
Charles S. Baker	Republican		1885 – 1891
Robert Baker	Democratic		1903 – 1905
Stephen Baker	Republican		1861 – 1863
William H. Baker	Republican		1875 – 1879
Joseph C. Baldwin	Republican		1941 – 1947
Daniel D. Barnard	Whig		1827 – 1829
			1839 – 1845
Demas Barnes	Democratic		1867 – 1869
Thomas J. Barr	Democratic		1859 – 1861
Robert R. Barry	Republican		1959 – 1965
William B. Barry	Democratic		1935 – 1946
Gamaliel H. Barstow			1831 – 1833
Franklin Bartlett	Democratic	7th	1893 – 1897	Manhattan
Bruce Barton	Republican		1937 – 1941
Samuel Barton	Democratic		1835 – 1837
Lyman K. Bass	Republican		1873 – 1877
Edward M. Bassett	Democratic		1903 – 1905
Lewis Beach	Democratic
Charles L. Beale	Republican
Samuel Beardsley	Democratic
Frank J. Becker	Republican
George M. Beebe	Democratic
Thomas Beekman
Cyrus Beers
Alfred F. Beiter	Democratic
George O. Belden
James J. Belden	Republican
Joseph M. Belford	Republican
Oliver H.P. Belmont	Democratic
Perry Belmont	Democratic
Charles B. Benedict	Democratic
Augustus W. Bennet	Republican
William S. Bennet	Republican
Charles G. Bennett	Republican
David S. Bennett	Republican
Henry Bennett	Whig	22nd	1849 – 1853	New Berlin	Lost re-election
		21st	1853 – 1855
	Opposition		1855 – 1857
	Republican		1857 – 1859
Egbert Benson	Pro-Administration	3rd	1789 – 1793	Red Hook
	Federalist	2nd	1813	Manhattan	Resigned
Henry W. Bentley	Democratic
Charles S. Benton	Democratic
John T. Bergen	Democratic
Teunis G. Bergen	Democratic
Samuel R. Betts
Mario Biaggi	Democratic
Bennet Bicknell
Jonathan B. Bingham	Democratic
John Bird	Federalist
Ausburn Birdsall	Democratic
James Birdsall
Samuel Birdsall
Victory Birdseye
Timothy H. Bishop	Democratic
Frank S. Black	Republican
Loring M. Black, Jr.	Democratic
Esbon Blackmar	Whig
Bernard Blair
John Blake, Jr.	Democratic-Republican
Harmanus Bleecker	Federalist
Archibald M. Bliss	Democratic
Isaac Bloom	(Independent)
Sol Bloom	Democratic
Abraham Bockee
Charles Bodle
Sherwood Boehlert	Republican
David A. Bokee	Whig
Charles G. Bond	Republican
Azariah Boody	Whig
David A. Boody	Democratic
Charles Borland, Jr.
Peter I. Borst
Albert H. Bosch	Republican
Joseph Bouck
Matthias J. Bovee
John M. Bowers
Obadiah Bowne	Whig
Samuel S. Bowne
Alexander Boyd
John H. Boyd	Whig
John J. Boylan	Democratic
Thomas J. Bradley	Democratic
Thomas W. Bradley	Republican
Frank J. Brasco	Democratic
Francis B. Brewer	Republican
David P. Brewster
Henry C. Brewster	Republican
George Briggs	Whig
Henry Bristow	Republican
John C. Brodhead
Isaac H. Bronson
David Brooks	Federalist
James Brooks	Democratic
	Whig
Micah Brooks
Anson Brown
John W. Brown	Jacksonian
Lathrop Brown	Democratic
Henry Bruckner	Democratic
William F. Brunner	Democratic
Andrew D. Bruyn
Lloyd Bryce	Democratic
Ellsworth B. Buck	Republican
Charles A. Buckley	Democratic
Alexander H. Buell	Democratic
Solomon Bundy	Republican	21st	1877 – 1879	Oxford	Retired
Rudolph Bunner
Thomas L. Bunting	Democratic
Thomas F. Burchill	Democratic
Henry G. Burleigh	Republican
Silas M. Burroughs	Republican
Lorenzo Burrows	Whig
John C. Butler	Republican
Martin Butterfield	Republican
Daniel E. Button	Republican
William T. Byrne	Democratic

C

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
Daniel Cady	Federalist	14th	1815 – 1817	Johnstown
John W. Cady	Adams-Clay Republican	16th	1823 – 1825	Johnstown
William M. Calder	Republican	6th	1905 – 1915	Brooklyn
C. Pope Caldwell	Democratic	2nd	1915 – 1921	Queens
Hervey C. Calkin	Democratic	7th	1869 – 1871	Manhattan
Churchill C. Cambreleng	Democratic-Republican	2nd	1821 – 1823	Manhattan
	Crawford Republican	3rd	1823 – 1825
	Jacksonian		1825 – 1837
	Democratic		1837 – 1839
John H. Camp	Republican	26th	1877 – 1883	Lyons
Felix Campbell	Democratic	4th	1883 – 1885	Brooklyn
		2nd	1885 – 1891
Samuel Campbell	Democratic-Republican	15th	1821 – 1823	Columbus
Timothy J. Campbell	Democratic	8th	1885 – 1889	Manhattan
			1891 – 1893
		9th	1893 – 1895
William W. Campbell	American	6th	1845 – 1847	Manhattan
Jacob A. Cantor	Democratic	20th	1913 – 1915	Manhattan
Louis J. Capozzoli	Democratic	13th	1941 – 1945	Manhattan
Bruce Faulkner Caputo	Republican	23rd	1977 – 1979	Yonkers
John F. Carew	Democratic	17th	1913 – 1919	Manhattan
		18th	1919 – 1929
Hugh L. Carey	Democratic	12th	1961 – 1963	Brooklyn
		15th	1963 – 1974
Patrick J. Carley	Democratic	8th	1927 – 1935	Brooklyn
Gregory W. Carman	Republican	3rd	1981 – 1983	Farmingdale
William Carney	Republican	1st	1979 – 1987	Hauppauge
Davis Carpenter	Whig	29th	1853 – 1855	Brockport	Lost re-election
Levi D. Carpenter	Democratic	20th	1844 – 1845	Waterville
Charles H. Carroll	Whig	29th	1843 – 1847	Groveland
John M. Carroll	Democratic	18th	1871 – 1873	Johnstown
Luther C. Carter	Republican	1st	1859 – 1861	Flushing
Jeremiah E. Cary	Democratic	21st	1843 – 1845	Cherry Valley
Walter Case	Democratic-Republican	6th	1819 – 1821	Newburgh
Emanuel Celler	Democratic	10th	1923 – 1945	Brooklyn
		15th	1945 – 1953
		11th	1953 – 1963
		10th	1963 – 1973
Jacob P. Chamberlain	Republican	26th	1861 – 1863	Seneca Falls
Walter M. Chandler	Progressive	19th	1913 – 1917	Manhattan
	Republican		1917 – 1919
			1921 – 1923
John W. Chanler	Democratic	7th	1863 – 1869	Manhattan
William A. Chanler	Democratic	14th	1899 – 1901	Manhattan
Alfred C. Chapin	Democratic	2nd	1891 – 1892	Brooklyn
Graham H. Chapin	Jacksonian	25th	1835 – 1837	Lyons
William B. Charles	Republican	30th	1915 – 1917	Amsterdam
George W. Chase	Whig	19th	1853 – 1855	Schenevus
Samuel Chase	Adams	13th	1827 – 1829	Cooperstown
Charles A. Chickering	Republican	24th	1893 – 1900	Copenhagen
Thomas Child, Jr.	Whig	7th	1855 – 1857	Manhattan
Timothy Childs	Anti-Masonic	27th	1829 – 1831	Rochester
	Anti-Jacksonian	28th	1835 – 1837
	Whig		1837 – 1839
			1841 – 1843
Shirley Chisholm	Democratic	12th	1969 – 1983	Brooklyn
Simeon B. Chittenden	Independent Republican	3rd	1874 – 1877	Brooklyn
	Republican		1877 – 1881
Thomas C. Chittenden	Whig	18th	1839 – 1843	Adams
John C. Churchill	Republican
John M. Clancy	Democratic
John R. Clancy	Democratic
Ambrose W. Clark	Republican
Horace F. Clark	Democratic
John C. Clark	Jacksonian	21st	1827 – 1829	Bainbridge
	Democratic		1837 – 1839
	Whig		1839 – 1843
Lot Clark	Crawford Republican	21st	1823 – 1825	Norwich
Robert Clark	Democratic-Republican	8th	1819 – 1821	Delhi
Samuel Clark
Archibald S. Clarke
Bayard Clarke	Opposition
Charles E. Clarke	Whig
Freeman Clarke	Republican
John D. Clarke	Republican
Marian W. Clarke
Staley N. Clarke
Yvette D. Clarke
Bertram T. Clayton	Democratic
William E. Cleary	Democratic
L. Gary Clemente	Democratic
George Clinton	Democratic-Republican
James G. Clinton	Democratic
E. Harold Cluett	Republican
James Cochran	Federalist
Aaron V.S. Cochrane	Republican
Clark B. Cochrane	Republican
John Cochrane	Democratic
W. Bourke Cockran	Democratic
William W. Cocks	Republican
William W. Cohen	Democratic
Cadwallader D. Colden
W. Sterling Cole	Republican
John A. Collier	Anti-Masonic	21st	1831 – 1833	Binghamton	Lost re-election
John F. Collin	Democratic
Ela Collins
William Collins	Democratic
Oliver C. Comstock
Barber B. Conable, Jr.	Republican
Harmon S. Conger	Whig
Alfred Conkling
Frederick A. Conkling	Republican
Roscoe Conkling	Republican
Richard E. Connell	Democratic	21st	1911 – 1912	Poughkeepsie	Died in office
Michael F. Conry	Democratic
Bates Cooke
Edmund F. Cooke	Republican
Thomas B. Cooke	Democratic-Republican
William J. Coombs	Democratic
William Cooper	Federalist
Thomas Cornell	Republican
Erastus Corning	Democratic
Parker Corning	Democratic
Frederic R. Coudert, Jr.	Republican
James W. Covert	Democratic
George W. Cowles	Republican
Henry B. Cowles
Isaac N. Cox	Democratic
Samuel S. Cox	Democratic
Hector Craig
John Cramer
Thomas J. Creamer	Democratic
Henry Crocheron	Democratic-Republican
Jacob Crocheron	Democratic
Philip S. Crooke	Republican
Joseph Crowley	Democratic
Richard Crowley	Republican
Frank Crowther	Republican
Daniel Cruger
Francis D. Culkin	Republican
Thomas H. Cullen	Democratic
Erastus D. Culver	Whig
Thomas W. Cumming	Democratic
Amos J. Cummings	Democratic
Edward W. Curley	Democratic
Edward Curtis	Whig
N. Martin Curtis	Republican
John P. Cushman
Francis B. Cutting	Democratic

D

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
Harry H. Dale	Democratic	4th	1913 – 1919	Brooklyn
Amasa Dana	Democratic
Henry G. Danforth	Republican
Charles Daniels	Republican
William A. Darling	Republican
Frederick M. Davenport	Republican
Ira Davenport	Republican
Irwin D. Davidson	Democratic
John C. Davies	Democratic
Noah Davis	Republican
Richard D. Davis	Democratic
Thomas Treadwell Davis	Union
John M. Davy	Republican
Rowland Day	Crawford Republican	24th	1823 – 1825	Sempronius
	Democratic		1833 – 1835
Charles Dayan
John I. De Graff
James De La Montanya	Democratic
Milton De Lano	Republican
John De Mott	Democratic
Charles G. De Witt
David M. De Witt	Democratic
Jacob H. De Witt
Gilbert Dean	Democratic
Henry S. DeForest	Republican
James J. Delaney	Democratic
John J. Delaney	Democratic	7th	1918 – 1919	Brooklyn
			1931 – 1948
Isaac C. Delaplaine	Democratic
S. Wallace Dempsey	Republican
William Denning
Peter Denoyelles
Steven B. Derounian	Republican
John D. Dickinson
John Dickson
Samuel Dickson	Opposition
Samuel Dickstein	Democratic
William Dietz
Joseph J. DioGuardi	Republican
Alexander S. Diven	Republican
Edward Dodd	Republican
William E. Dodge	Republican
Nicholas B. Doe
Andrew W. Doig
Isidore Dollinger	Democratic
James G. Donovan	Democratic
Jerome F. Donovan	Democratic	21st	1918 – 1921	New York City	Lost re-election
Edwin B. Dooley	Republican
Peter J. Dooling	Democratic
Francis E. Dorn	Republican
William Dorsheimer	Democratic
Ulysses F. Doubleday
Fred J. Douglas	Republican
William H. Douglas	Republican
John G. Dow	Democratic
Abraham Dowdney	Democratic
Thomas J. Downey	Democratic
John R. Drake
William H. Draper	Republican
Edmund H. Driggs	Democratic
Daniel A. Driscoll	Democratic
Michael E. Driscoll	Republican
R. Holland Duell	Republican
William Duer	Whig
James P.B. Duffy	Democratic
P. Henry Dugro	Democratic
Thaddeus J. Dulski	Democratic
Thomas B. Dunn	Republican
Edward J. Dunphy	Democratic
Charles T. Dunwell	Republican
Cyrus Durey	Republican
Jeremiah W. Dwight	Republican
John W. Dwight	Republican
Justin Dwinell

E

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
Samuel W. Eager	Anti-Jacksonian	6th	1830 – 1831	Montgomery
Jonas Earll, Jr.	Jacksonian	23rd	1827 – 1831	Onondaga
Nehemiah H. Earll	Democratic	23rd	1839 – 1841	Syracuse
Lewis Eaton	Crawford Republican	11th	1823 – 1825	Duanesburg
Fred J. Eckert	Republican	30th	1985 – 1987	Rochester
Morris M. Edelstein	Democratic	14th	1940 – 1941	Manhattan
Francis S. Edwards	Know-nothing	33rd	1855 – 1857	Fredonia
John Edwards	Democratic	15th	1837 – 1839	Ephratah
Valentine Efner	Jacksonian	6th	1835 – 1837	Jefferson
Joseph Egbert	Democratic	2nd	1841 – 1843	Tompkinsville
Anthony Eickhoff	Democratic	7th	1877 – 1879	Manhattan
Edwin Einstein	Republican	7th	1879 – 1881	Manhattan
Benjamin Ellicott	Democratic-Republican	21st	1817 – 1819	Batavia
Chesselden Ellis	Democratic	16th	1843 – 1845	Waterford
Samuel S. Ellsworth	Democratic	26th	1845 – 1847	Penn Yan
Lucas C. Elmendorf	Democratic-Republican	4th	1797 – 1803	Kingston
Edward J. Elsaesser	Republican	43rd	1945 – 1949	Buffalo
Alfred Ely	Republican	29th	1859 – 1863	Rochester
John Ely	Democratic	8th	1839 – 1841	Coxsackie
Smith Ely, Jr.	Democratic	7th	1871 – 1873	Manhattan
			1875 – 1876
Louis W. Emerson	Republican	23rd	1899 – 1903	Warrensburg
James Emott	Federalist	4th	1809 – 1813	Albany
Eliot L. Engel	Democratic	19th	1989 – 1993	The Bronx
		17th	1993 – present
David E. Evans	Jacksonian	29th	1827	Batavia
Marcellus H. Evans	Democratic	5th	1935 – 1941	Brooklyn

F

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
Benjamin L. Fairchild	Republican	16th	1895 – 1897	Pelham
		24th	1917 – 1919
			1921 – 1923
			1923 – 1927
George W. Fairchild	Republican	24th	1907 – 1913	Oneonta
		34th	1913 – 1919
Leonard Farbstein	Democratic	19th	1957 – 1971	Manhattan
Michael F. Farley	Democratic	14th	1915 – 1917	Manhattan
Dudley Farlin	Jacksonian	13th	1835 – 1837	Warrensburg
John M. Farquhar	Republican	32nd	1885 – 1891	Buffalo
J. Sloat Fassett	Republican	33rd	1905 – 1911	Elmira
James H. Fay	Democratic	16th	1939 – 1941	Manhattan
			1943 – 1945
John Fay	Democratic-Republican	14th	1819 – 1821	Northampton
John R. Fellows	Democratic	6th	1891 – 1893	Manhattan
		14th	1893
Reuben E. Fenton	Democratic	33rd	1853 – 1855	Frewsburg
	Republican		1857 – 1863
		31st	1863 – 1864
John W. Ferdon	Republican	14th	1879 – 1881	Piermont
Geraldine Ferraro	Democratic	9th	1979 – 1985	Queens
Charles G. Ferris	Jacksonian	3rd	1834 – 1835	Manhattan
	Democratic		1841 – 1843
Orange Ferriss	Republican	16th	1867 – 1871	Glens Falls	Chairman of House Mines and Mining Committee (1869 – 1871)
David D. Field	Democratic	7th	1877	Manhattan
William C. Fields	Republican	19th	1867 – 1869	Laurens
Millard Fillmore	Anti-Masonic	32nd	1833 – 1835	Buffalo
	Whig		1837 – 1843
Isaac Finch	Anti-Jacksonian	19th	1829 – 1831	Jay
John Fine	Democratic	14th	1839 – 1841	Ogdensburg
Sidney A. Fine	Democratic
Paul A. Fino	Republican
Israel F. Fischer	Republican
Hamilton Fish	Whig	6th	1843 – 1845	Manhattan	Lost re-election
Hamilton Fish II	Republican	21st	1909 – 1911	Garrison	Lost re-election
Hamilton Fish III	Republican	26th	1920 – 1945	Garrison	Lost re-election
Hamilton Fish IV	Republican
George Fisher
John Fisher	Republican
Jonathan Fisk	Democratic-Republican
Asa Fitch	Federalist
Ashbel P. Fitch	Democratic
Frank T. Fitzgerald	Democratic
John J. Fitzgerald	Democratic
John Fitzgibbons	Democratic
James M. Fitzpatrick	Democratic
William H. Flack	Republican
Thomas T. Flagler	Whig
Floyd H. Flake	Democratic
Thomas S. Flood	Republican
Roswell P. Flower	Democratic
Charles A. Floyd	Democratic
John G. Floyd	Democratic
William Floyd	Anti-Administration	1st	1789 – 1791	Brookhaven	Lost re-election
Joseph V. Flynn	Democratic
Otto G. Foelker	Republican
Charles A. Foote	Crawford Republican	11th	1823 – 1825	Delhi
Wallace T. Foote, Jr.	Republican
Michael P. Forbes	Republican
William D. Ford
Charles V. Fornes	Democratic
Nicoll Fosdick
Vito Fossella	Republican
A. Lawrence Foster
Henry A. Foster
John Fox	Democratic
Richard Franchot	Republican
George B. Francis	Republican
Augustus Frank	Republican
Daniel Frisa	Republican
Joel Frost	Crawford Republican	4th	1823 – 1825
Hadwen C. Fuller	Republican
Philo C. Fuller
William K. Fuller

G

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
Albert Gallup
Ralph A. Gamble	Republican
James V. Ganly	Democratic
John Ganson	Democratic
Robert García	Democratic	21st	1978 – 1983	Bronx
		18th	1983 – 1990		Resigned because of corruptions
Barent Gardenier	Federalist
Daniel G. Garnsey
Nathaniel Garrow
Seth M. Gates
Joseph A. Gavagan	Democratic
John Gebhard
James Geddes
Henry George, Jr.	Democratic	17th	1911 – 1913	Manhattan
		21st	1913 – 1915
Ezekiel Gilbert	Pro-Administration
Jacob H. Gilbert	Democratic	23rd	1960 – 1963	Bronx
		22nd	1963 – 1971		Lost re-election
William A. Gilbert	Opposition
Charles W. Gillet	Republican
Ransom H. Gillet
Kirsten Gillibrand
Benjamin A. Gilman	Republican
Robert H. Gittins	Democratic
Henry Glen	Pro-Administration
Martin H. Glynn	Democratic
Thomas R. Gold	Federalist
Henry M. Goldfogle	Democratic
Charles E. Goodell	Republican
Milo Goodrich	Republican
Henry C. Goodwin	Whig
Philip A. Goodwin	Republican
Charles Goodyear	Democratic	21st	1845 – 1847	Schoharie
		14th	1865 – 1867
James Gordon	Pro-Administration
Samuel Gordon	Democratic
Chester C. Gorski	Democratic
Daniel Gott	Whig
Herman D. Gould	Whig
Norman J. Gould	Republican
Joseph A. Goulden	Democratic
James H. Graham	Republican
John H. Graham	Democratic
Amos P. Granger	Opposition
Francis Granger
Abraham P. Grant
Hiram Gray
Horace Greeley	Whig
Byram Green	Democratic
S. William Green	Republican
George Woodward Greene	Democratic
Halbert S. Greenleaf	Democratic
Edward W. Greenman	Democratic
Ernest Greenwood	Democratic
John Greig
Anthony J. Griffin	Democratic
Daniel J. Griffin	Democratic
Moses H. Grinnell
Gaylord Griswold	Federalist
John Ashley Griswold	Democratic
John Augustus Griswold	Democratic
Ezra C. Gross
Thomas P. Grosvenor
James R. Grover, Jr.	Republican
Martin Grover	Democratic
Felix Grucci	Republican
James Guyon, Jr.
Ralph W. Gwinn	Republican

H

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
Aaron Hackley, Jr.
Edward Haight	Democratic
Charles D. Haines	Democratic
Robert S. Hale	Republican
Edwin Arthur Hall	Republican	34th	1939 – 1945	Binghamton	Lost re-election
		37th	1945 – 1953
George Hall	Democratic-Republican	19th	1819 – 1821	Onondaga	Lost re-election
John Hall
Leonard W. Hall	Republican
Nathan K. Hall	Whig
John Hallock, Jr.
Ransom Halloway	Whig
Seymour Halpern	Republican
Jehiel H. Halsey
Nicoll Halsey
Silas Halsey	Democratic-Republican
Charles M. Hamilton	Republican
Jabez D. Hammond
John Hammond	Republican
Harry A. Hanbury	Republican
Clarence E. Hancock	Republican
Augustus C. Hand
James M. Hanley	Democratic
Gideon Hard
John Hardy	Democratic	9th	1881 – 1885	Manhattan	Lost re-election
John Harris	Democratic-Republican
Francis B. Harrison	Democratic
Elizur K. Hart	Democratic
Emanuel B. Hart	Democratic
Roswell Hart	Republican
J. Francis Harter	Republican
Abraham B. Hasbrouck
Abraham J. Hasbrouck
Josh Hasbrouck	Democratic-Republican
Augustus P. Hascall	Whig
Reuben L. Haskell	Republican
John B. Haskin	Democratic
George Hastings	Democratic
James F. Hastings	Republican
Israel T. Hatch	Democratic
Samuel G. Hathaway
Henry H. Hathorn	Republican
John Hathorn	Anti-Administration	4th	1789 – 1791	Warwick
	Democratic-Republican		1795 – 1797
Solomon G. Haven	Whig
James S. Havens
Jonathan N. Havens	Democratic-Republican
James Hawkes
Joseph Hawkins
John H.H. Haws	Whig
Moses Hayden
Abner Hazeltine
James C. Healey	Democratic
William Randolph Hearst	Democratic
James J. Heffernan	Democratic
Louis B. Heller	Democratic
Joseph F. Hendrix	Democratic
Lewis Henry
John Herkimer
Anson Herrick	Democratic
Richard P. Herrick	Whig
Abram S. Hewitt	Democratic
Frederick C. Hicks	Republican
Brian Higgins	Democratic
William H. Hill	Republican
Maurice D. Hinchey	Democratic
Frank Hiscock	Republican
Charles B. Hoard	Republican
Selah R. Hobbie
George J. Hochbrueckner	Democratic
Josiah O. Hoffman
Michael Hoffman
Michael J. Hogan	Republican
William Hogan
James L. Hogeboom	Crawford Republican	9th	1823 – 1825	Castleton-on-Hudson
John M. Holley	Whig
Charles H. Holmes
Elias B. Holmes	Whig
Sidney T. Holmes	Republican
Elizabeth Holtzman	Democratic
Lester Holtzman	Democratic
Warren B. Hooker	Republican
Samuel M. Hopkins
Stephen T. Hopkins	Republican
Jerediah Horsford	Whig
Frank Horton	Republican
Thomas R. Horton	Opposition
George G. Hoskins	Republican
Hezekiah L. Hosmer	Federalist
Giles W. Hotchkiss	Republican
Jacob Houck, Jr.
William J. Hough	Democratic
Alanson B. Houghton	Republican
Amo Houghton	Republican
James R. Howe	Republican
Thomas Y. Howe, Jr.	Democratic
Edward Howell
Nathaniel W. Howell
Demas Hubbard, Jr.	Republican
Thomas H. Hubbard
Edwin N. Hubbell	Democratic
William S. Hubbell	Democratic
Charles Hughes	Democratic
Jonas A. Hughston	Opposition
Daniel Hugunin, Jr.
G. Murray Hulbert	Democratic	21st	1915 – 1918	Manhattan	Resigned to become commissioner of docks and director of the port of New York City
Calvin T. Hulburd	Republican
Charles Humphrey
James Humphrey	Republican
James M. Humphrey	Democratic
Reuben Humphrey	Democratic-Republican
John N. Hungerford	Republican
Orville Hungerford	Democratic
Hiram P. Hunt
Washington Hunt	Whig
John W. Hunter	Democratic
Abel Huntington	Democratic
Denis M. Hurley	Republican
James W. Husted	Republican
Waldo Hutchins	Democratic

I

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
William Irvine	Republican	28th	1859 – 1861	Corning
William Irving	Democratic-Republican	2nd	1814 – 1819	Manhattan
Leo Isacson	American Labor	24th	1948 – 1949	Manhattan
Steve Israel	Democratic	2nd	2001 – present	Huntington
Willard Ives	Democratic	19th	1851 – 1853	Watertown

J

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
David S. Jackson	Democratic	6th	1847 – 1848	Manhattan
Thomas B. Jackson	Democratic	1st	1837 – 1841	Elmhurst
William T. Jackson	Whig	26th	1849 – 1851	Montour Falls
Ferris Jacobs, Jr.	Republican	21st	1881 – 1883	Delhi
Meyer Jacobstein	Democratic	38th	1923 – 1929	Rochester
Amaziah B. James	Republican	19th	1877 – 1881	Ogdensburg
Darwin R. James	Republican	3rd	1883 – 1887	Brooklyn
Jacob K. Javits	Republican	21st	1947 – 1954	Manhattan
Lemuel Jenkins	Crawford Republican	7th	1823 – 1825	Bloomingburg
Timothy Jenkins	Democratic	20th	1845 – 1849	Oneida Castle	Chairman of House Private Land Claims Committee (1851 – 1853)
			1851 – 1853
Freeborn G. Jewett	Jacksonian	23rd	1831 – 1833	Skaneateles
Frederick A. Johnson	Republican	18th	1883 – 1885	Glens Falls
		21st	1885 – 1887
Jeromus Johnson	Jacksonian	18th	1825 – 1829	Manhattan	Chairman of House Public Expenditures Committee (1827 – 1829)
Noadiah Johnson	Jacksonian	20th	1833 – 1835	Delhi
Charles Johnston	Whig	5th	1839 – 1841	Poughkeepsie
John B. Johnston	Democratic	5th	1919 – 1921	Brooklyn
Daniel T. Jones	Democratic	24th	1851 – 1855	Baldwinsville
Morgan Jones	Democratic	4th	1865 – 1867	Manhattan
Nathaniel Jones	Democratic	6th	1837 – 1841	Warwick

K

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
Martin Kalbfleisch	Democratic
Nicholas T. Kane	Democratic
Bernard W. Kearney	Republican
Kenneth B. Keating	Republican
Richard Keese
Charles Kellogg
Orlando Kellogg	Whig
Edna F. Kelly	Democratic
George B. Kelly	Democratic
John Kelly	Democratic
Sue W. Kelly	Republican
William H. Kelsey	Whig
Gouverneur Kemble
Jack Kemp	Republican
Thomas Kempshall
Martin J. Kennedy	Democratic
Michael J. Kennedy
Moss Kent
William S. Kenyon	Republican
Eugene J. Keogh	Democratic
Francis Kernan	Democratic
James Kerrigan	Democratic
John H. Ketcham	Republican
Clarence E. Kilburn	Republican
John J. Kindred	Democratic
Carleton J. King	Republican
John King	Democratic	8th	1831 – 1833	New Lebanon
John A. King	Whig
Perkins King
Peter T. King	Republican
Preston King	Democratic
Rufus H. King	Whig
Thomas Kinsella	Democratic
Joseph Kirkland
William Kirkpatrick	Democratic-Republican	15th	1807 – 1809	Salina
Dorrance Kirtland
John Kissel	Republican
Arthur G. Klein	Democratic
Ardolph L. Kline	Republican
Charles Knapp	Republican
Charles J. Knapp	Republican
Charles L. Knapp	Republican
Herman Knickerbocker	Federalist
Edward I. Koch	Democratic
Randy Kuhl	Republican
Theodore R. Kupferman	Republican

L

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
John J. LaFalce	Democratic
Addison H. Laflin	Republican
Fiorello H. LaGuardia	Republican
William G. Laidlaw	Republican
William H. Lamport	Republican
Frederick Lansing	Republican
Gerrit Y. Lansing
William E. Lansing	Republican
James J. Lanzetta	Democratic
Elbridge G. Lapham	Republican
Henry J. Latham	Republican
John Laurance	Pro-Administration	2nd	1789 – 1793	Manhattan
Charles B. Law	Republican
Cornelius V. Lawrence
John W. Lawrence	Democratic
Samuel Lawrence
Sidney Lawrence	Democratic
William T. Lawrence	Whig
John D. Lawson	Republican
Thomas Lawyer
George W. Lay
Rick Lazio	Republican
Elias W. Leavenworth	Republican
John LeBoutillier	Republican
Christopher J. Lee	Republican
Gary A. Lee	Republican
Gideon Lee
Joshua Lee
M. Lindley Lee	Republican
Warren I. Lee	Republican
Jacob LeFever	Republican
Frank J. LeFevre	Republican
Jay LeFevre	Republican
John Lefferts
James Lent	Democratic
Norman F. Lent	Republican
Moses G. Leonard	Democratic
Stephen B. Leonard
Montague Lessler	Republican
David A. Levy	Republican
Jefferson M. Levy	Democratic
Abner Lewis	Whig
William S. Lincoln	Republican
George H. Lindsay	Democratic
George W. Lindsay	Democratic
John V. Lindsay	Republican
James G. Lindsley	Republican
Archibald L. Linn
Elisha Litchfield
Lucius N. Littauer	Republican
Joseph J. Little	Democratic
De Witt C. Littlejohn	Republican
Martin W. Littleton	Democratic
Edward Livingston	Democratic-Republican
Henry W. Livingston	Federalist
Robert Le Roy Livingston	Federalist
Daniel N. Lockwood	Democratic
George W. Loft	Democratic
Meyer London	Socialist
Arphaxed Loomis
Bert Lord	Republican
Frederick W. Lord	Democratic
Scott Lord	Democratic
William Lounsbery	Democratic
Thomas C. Love
John Lovett
Philip B. Low	Republican
Allard K. Lowenstein	Democratic
Nita M. Lowey	Democratic
Stanley N. Lundine	Democratic
George R. Lunn	Democratic
Joseph S. Lyman
Walter A. Lynch	Democratic
Caleb Lyon	(Independent)

M

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
John MacCrate	Republican
Clinton D. MacDougall	Republican
Clarence MacGregor	Republican
William B. Maclay	Democratic
W. Kingsland Macy	Republican
Dan Maffei	Democratic	25th	2009 – present	DeWitt
Walter W. Magee	Republican
Thomas F. Magner	Democratic
Rowland B. Mahany	Republican
James P. Maher	Democratic
Peter P. Mahoney	Democratic
George R. Malby	Republican
Carolyn B. Maloney	Democratic
Thomas J. Manton	Democratic
Vito Marcantonio	Republican
David O'B. Martin	Republican
Frederick S. Martin	Whig
Dudley Marvin	Whig
Francis Marvin	Republican
James M. Marvin	Republican
Joseph Mason	Republican
Eric Massa	Democratic	29th	2009 – present	Corning
Josiah Masters	Democratic-Republican
Vincent Mathews	Federalist
Orsamus B. Matteson	Whig
James Maurice	Democratic
Mitchell May	Democratic
Stephen L. Mayham	Democratic
Carolyn McCarthy	Democratic
Dennis McCarthy	Republican
John H. McCarthy	Democratic
Richard D. McCarthy	Democratic
Andrew Z. McCarty	Whig
Richard McCarty	Democratic-Republican	8th	1821 – 1823	Coxsackie
George McClellan	Democratic
George B. McClellan, Jr.	Democratic
Anson G. McCook	Republican
Andrew McCord	Democratic-Republican
Richard C. McCormick	Republican
Robert C. McEwen	Republican
Christopher C. McGrath	Democratic
Raymond J. McGrath	Republican
John M. McHugh	Republican	24th	1993 – 2003	Pierrepont Manor
		23rd	2003 – 2009
Matthew F. McHugh	Democratic
James B. McKean	Republican
Richard F. McKiniry	Democratic
Thomas McKissock	Whig
Martin B. McKneally	Republican
Gregory McMahon	Republican
Michael McMahon	Democratic	13th	2009 – present	Staten Island
Samuel McMillan	Republican
Michael R. McNulty	Democratic
James M. Mead	Democratic
Edwin R. Meade	Democratic
Gregory W. Meeks	Democratic
David B. Mellish	Republican
Edwin A. Merritt	Republican
Clinton L. Merriam	Republican
Truman A. Merriman	Democratic
Matthew J. Merritt (At Large)	Democratic
Arunah Metcalf	Democratic-Republican
Henry B. Metcalfe	Democratic
Herman A. Metz	Democratic
Charles D. Millard	Republican
Stephen C. Millard	Republican
Killian Miller	Whig
Samuel F. Miller	Republican
Warner Miller	Republican
William E. Miller	Republican
William S. Miller	Know-nothing
Charles S. Millington	Republican
Ogden L. Mills	Republican
Henry C. Miner	Democratic
Donald J. Mitchell	Republican
Henry Mitchell	Jacksonian	21st	1833 – 1835	Norwich
John M. Mitchell	Republican
Samuel L. Mitchill	Democratic-Republican
John H. Moffitt	Republican
Guy V. Molinari	Republican
Susan Molinari	Republican
James Monroe	Whig
Edwin B. Morgan	Whig
Daniel Morris	Republican
Thomas Morris	Federalist
John Morrissey	Democratic
Oliver A. Morse	Republican
Levi P. Morton	Republican
William A. Moseley	Whig
Luther W. Mott	Republican
Robert J. Mrazek	Democratic
Joseph Mruk	Republican
Nicholas Muller	Democratic
Joseph Mullin	Whig
Abraham J. Multer	Democratic
Gurdon S. Mumford	Democratic-Republican
Henry C. Murphy	Democratic
James J. Murphy	Democratic
John M. Murphy	Democratic
Scott Murphy	Democratic	20th	2009 – present	Glens Falls
Ambrose S. Murray	Whig
William Murray	Democratic

N

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
Jerrold Nadler	Democratic	17th	1992 – 1993	Manhattan
		8th	1993 – present
Homer A. Nelson	Democratic	12th	1863 – 1865	Poughkeepsie
William Nelson	Whig	7th	1847 – 1851	Peekskill
John Nicholson	Democratic-Republican	10th	1809 – 1811	Herkimer
Henry Nicoll	Democratic	3rd	1847 – 1849	Manhattan
Archibald C. Niven	Democratic	9th	1845 – 1847	Monticello
William H. Noble	Democratic	24th	1837 – 1839	Cato
Robert Nodar, Jr.	Republican	6th	1947 – 1949	Queens
Michael N. Nolan	Democratic	16th	1881 – 1883	Albany
Ebenezer F. Norton	Jacksonian	30th	1829 – 1831	Buffalo
Nelson I. Norton	Republican	33rd	1875 – 1877	Hinsdale
Henry J. Nowak	Democratic	37th	1975 – 1983	Buffalo
		33rd	1983 – 1993
Newton W. Nutting	Republican	24th	1883 – 1885	Oswego
		27th	1887 – 1889

O

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
James O'Brien	(Independent Democrat)
James H. O'Brien
Joseph J. O'Brien
Leo W. O'Brien
David J. O'Connell
John J. O'Connor
Caroline O'Day (At Large)
James M.E. O'Grady
Denis O'Leary
James A. O'Leary
Daniel O'Reilly	(Independent Democrat)
Donald L. O'Toole
Benjamin B. Odell, Jr.	Republican
Moses F. Odell	Democratic
Nathaniel H. Odell	Democratic
Woodson R. Oglesby	Democratic
J. Van Vechten Olcott	Republican
Abram B. Olin	Republican
Andrew Oliver	Democratic
Daniel C. Oliver	Democratic
Frank A. Oliver	Democratic
Harold C. Ostertag	Republican
Norton P. Otis	Republican
Richard Ottinger	Democratic
Bill Owens	Democratic
Major R. Owens	Democratic

P

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
Beriah Palmer	Democratic-Republican
George W. Palmer	Republican
Abraham X. Parker	Republican
James S. Parker	Republican
John Mason Parker	Whig
Herbert Parsons	Republican
John Paterson	Democratic-Republican
Thomas G. Patten	Democratic
George W. Patterson	Republican
Thomas J. Paterson	Whig	28th	1843 – 1845	Rochester	Surname often misspelled
Walter Patterson	Federalist	5th	1821 – 1823	Ancram
Edward W. Pattison	Democratic
L. William Paxon	Republican
Sereno E. Payne	Republican
Jared V. Peck	Democratic
Rufus W. Peckham	Democratic
Herbert C. Pell, Jr.	Democratic
Guy R. Pelton	Whig
Bishop Perkins	Democratic
James B. Perkins	Republican
Nathan D. Perlman	Republican
Eli Perry	Democratic
Andrew Petersen	Republican
George Petrie	Democratic
Peter A. Peyser	Republican
Theodore A. Peyser	Democratic
Joseph L. Pfeifer	Democratic
William L. Pfeiffer	Republican
William T. Pheiffer	Republican
Oliver Phelps	Democratic-Republican
Jonas P. Phoenix	Whig
Ray V. Pierce	Republican
Otis G. Pike	Democratic
John R. Pillion	Republican
John S. Pindar	Democratic
Alexander Pirnie	Republican
Edmund Platt	Republican
Jonas Platt	Federalist
Thomas C. Platt	Republican		1873 – 1877
Bertram L. Podell	Democratic
Theodore M. Pomeroy	Republican
Benjamin Pond	Democratic-Republican
Theodore L. Poole	Republican
Peter A. Porter	Republican
Peter Buell Porter	Democratic-Republican
Clarkson N. Potter	Democratic
Orlando B. Potter	Democratic
Emory B. Pottle	Republican
David M. Potts	Republican
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.	Democratic
Anning S. Prall	Democratic
Harcourt J. Pratt	Republican
Harry H. Pratt	Republican
Ruth B. Pratt	Republican
Zadock Pratt	Democratic
Cyrus D. Prescott	Republican
Elizur H. Prindle	Republican
Benjamin Pringle	Whig
John Van S.L. Pruyn	Democratic
Cornelius A. Pugsley	Democratic
Joseph Pulitzer	Democratic
Meade Purdy	Democratic
Harvey Putnam	Whig

Q

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
John A. Quackenbush	Republican	18th	1889 – 1893	Stillwater
John F. Quayle	Democratic	7th	1923 – 1930	Brooklyn
Lemuel E. Quigg	Republican	14th	1894 – 1899	Manhattan
Jack Quinn	Republican	30th	1993 – 2003	Hamburg
		27th	2003 – 2005
John Quinn	Democratic	11th	1889 – 1891	Manhattan
Peter A. Quinn	Democratic	26th	1945 – 1947	Manhattan
T. Vincent Quinn	Democratic	5th	1949 – 1951	Queens
Terence J. Quinn	Democratic	16th	1877 – 1878	Albany

R

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
Benjamin J. Rabin	Democratic
William Radford	Democratic
Edmund P. Radwan	Republican
John Raines	Republican
Charles B. Rangel	Democratic
George O. Rathbun	Democratic
George W. Ray	Republican
John H. Ray	Republican
Leo F. Rayfiel	Democratic
Henry J. Raymond	Republican
William C. Redfield	Democratic
Daniel A. Reed	Republican
Henry A. Reeves	Democratic
Ogden R. Reid	Republican
Joseph Y. Resnick	Democratic
Gideon Reynolds	Whig
John H. Reynolds	Democratic
Thomas M. Reynolds	Republican
John Richards	Crawford Republican	19th	1823 – 1825	Warrensburg
David P. Richardson	Republican
Frederick W. Richmond	Democratic
Ira E. Rider	Democratic
R. Walter Riehlman	Republican
Samuel Riker	Democratic-Republican
Daniel J. Riordan	Democratic
Elijah Risley	Whig
Ellis H. Roberts	Republican
William R. Roberts	Democratic
William H. Robertson	Republican		1867 – 1869		Elected to the New York State Senate in 1888
Reuben Robie	Democratic
Orville Robinson	Democratic
William E. Robinson	Democratic
Howard W. Robison	Republican
Lewis K. Rockefeller	Republican
Hosea H. Rockwell	Democratic
James A. Roe	Democratic
Charles Rogers	Whig
George F. Rogers	Democratic
John Rogers	Democratic
William F. Rogers	Democratic
Angelo D. Roncallo	Republican
John J. Rooney	Democratic
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr.	Democratic
Robert B. Roosevelt	Democratic
Erastus Root	Democratic-Republican
Robert L. Rose	Whig
Benjamin S. Rosenthal	Democratic
Robert Tripp Ross	Republican
Joseph Rowan	Democratic
Frederick W. Rowe	Republican
Peter Rowe	Democratic
Stephen A. Rudd	Democratic
David Rumsey	Whig
Jacob Ruppert, Jr.	Democratic
Jeremiah Russell	Democratic
Joseph Russell	Democratic
John Russell	Democratic-Republican
William F. Russell	Democratic
Thomas J. Ryan	Democratic
William Ryan	Democratic
William Fitts Ryan	Democratic
William H. Ryan	Democratic

S

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
William A. Sackett	Whig
Ebenezer Sage	Democratic-Republican
Russell Sage	Whig
Peter Sailly	Democratic-Republican
Katharine St. George	Republican
Charles St. John	Republican
Daniel B. St. John	Whig
Thomas Sammons	Democratic-Republican
Archie D. Sanders	Republican
Joshua Sands	Federalist
John Sanford	Republican
Rollin B. Sanford	Republican
Stephen Sanford	Republican
Alfred E. Santangelo	Democratic
John Savage	Democratic-Republican
John G. Sawyer	Republican
Abraham M. Schermerhorn	Whig
Simon J. Schermerhorn	Democratic
James H. Scheuer	Democratic
John L. Schoolcraft	Whig
Cornelius C. Schoonmaker	Anti-Administration
Marius Schoonmaker	Whig
John G. Schumaker	Democratic
Charles E. Schumer	Democratic
Martin G. Schuneman	Democratic-Republican
Pius L. Schwert	Democratic
Jonathan Scoville	Democratic
Henry J. Scudder	Republican
Townsend Scudder	Democratic
Henry J. Seaman	Know-nothing
John A. Searing	Democratic
Charles B. Sedgwick	Republican
John E. Seeley	Republican
Lewis Selye	Republican
Jose Serrano	Democratic
Walter L. Sessions	Republican
David L. Seymour	Democratic
Richard C. Shannon	Republican
Edgar A. Sharp	Republican
Porter Sheldon	Republican
James S. Sherman	Republican
Judson W. Sherman	Republican
Socrates N. Sherman	Republican
Eliakim Sherrill	Whig
Francis E. Shober	Democratic
Daniel E. Sickles	Republican
Isaac Siegel	Republican
Peter Silvester	Pro-Administration
Peter H. Silvester	Whig
George A. Simmons	Whig
James S. Simmons	Republican
Kenneth F. Simpson	Republican
William I. Sirovich	Democratic
Fred J. Sisson	Democratic
Charles R. Skinner	Republican
Louise Slaughter	Democratic
John I. Slingerland	Whig
Henry W. Slocum	Democratic
James S. Smart	Republican
Albert Smith	Whig
Charles B. Smith	Democratic
Edward H. Smith	Democratic
Gerrit Smith	Free-Soil
George J. Smith	Republican
Henry P. Smith III	Republican
Horace B. Smith	Republican
J. Hyatt Smith	(Independent)
John Smith	Democratic-Republican
Thomas F. Smith	Democratic
Bertrand H. Snell	Republican
William W. Snow	Democratic
Homer P. Snyder	Republican
Stephen J. Solarz	Democratic
Gerald B.H. Solomon	Republican
Andrew L. Somers	Democratic
George N. Southwick	Republican
Elbridge G. Spaulding	Republican
Francis E. Spinner	Democratic
Francis B. Spinola	Democratic
John T. Spriggs	Democratic
William G. Stahlnecker	Democratic
Gale H. Stalker	Republican
Winifred C. Stanley (At Large)	Republican
John H. Starin	Republican
George A. Starkweather	Democratic
Henry G. Stebbins	Democratic
John B. Steele	Democratic
Charles I. Stengle	Democratic
Abraham P. Stephens	Democratic
Lemuel Stetson	Democratic
Robert S. Stevens	Democratic
John K. Stewart	Republican
Thomas E. Stewart	Republican
Moses D. Stivers	Republican
Frederic Storm	Republican
Silas Stow	Democratic-Republican
James S.T. Stranahan	Whig
Samuel S. Stratton	Democratic
Isidor Strauss	Democratic
James Strong	Federalist	5th	1819 – 1821	Hudson
	Adams-Clay Federalist	8th	1823 – 1825
	Adams		1825 – 1829
	Anti-Jacksonian		1829 – 1831
Selah B. Strong	Democratic
Stephen Strong	Democratic
Elmer E. Studley	Democratic
Christopher D. Sullivan	Democratic
Timothy D. Sullivan	Democratic
William Sulzer	Democratic
Josiah Sutherland	Democratic
Edward Swann	Democratic
Peter Swart	Democratic-Republican
John E. Sweeney	Republican
Thaddeus C. Sweet	Republican
Oscar W. Swift	Republican
John Swinburne	Republican

T

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
John Taber	Republican	36th	1923 – 1945	Auburn
		38th	1945 – 1953
		36th	1953 – 1963
Stephen Taber	Democratic	1st	1865 – 1869	Roslyn
Thomas Taber II	Jacksonian	5th	1828 – 1829	Dover
Silas Talbot	Pro-Administration	10th	1793 – 1795	Albany
Charles A. Talcott	Democratic	27th	1911 – 1913	Utica
		33rd	1913 – 1915
Frederick A. Tallmadge	Whig	5th	1847 – 1849	Manhattan
James Tallmadge, Jr.	Democratic-Republican	4th	1817 – 1819	Poughkeepsie
Adolphus H. Tanner	Republican	15th	1869 – 1871	Whitehall
Anthony F. Tauriello	Democratic	43rd	1949 – 1951	Buffalo
Benjamin I. Taylor	Democratic	25th	1913 – 1915	Harrison
Dean P. Taylor	Republican	29th	1943 – 1945	Troy
		33rd	1945 – 1953
		31st	1953 – 1961
George Taylor	Democratic	2nd	1857 – 1859	Brooklyn
John J. Taylor	Democratic	27th	1853 – 1855	Owego
John W. Taylor	Democratic-Republican	11th	1813 – 1823	Ballston Spa
	Adams-Clay Republican	17th	1823 – 1825
	Adams		1825 – 1829
	Anti-Jacksonian		1829 – 1833
Nelson Taylor	Democratic	5th	1865 – 1867	Manhattan
William Taylor	Jacksonian	23rd	1833 – 1837	Manlius
	Democratic		1837 – 1839
Isaac Teller	Whig	12th	1854 – 1855	Beacon
Ludwig Teller	Democratic	20th	1957 – 1961	Manhattan
Egbert Ten Eyck	Crawford Republican	20th	1823 – 1825	Watertown
	Jacksonian		1825
Peter G. Ten Eyck	Democratic	28th	1913 – 1915	Albany
			1921 – 1923
Herbert Tenzer	Democratic	5th	1965 – 1969	Cedarhurst
John H. Terry	Republican	34th	1971 – 1973	Syracuse
David Thomas	Democratic-Republican	7th	1801 – 1803	Salem
		12th	1803 – 1808
William D. Thomas	Republican	29th	1934 – 1936	Hoosick Falls
Joel Thompson	Federalist	15th	1813 – 1815	Smyrna
John Thompson	Democratic-Republican	7th	1799 – 1801	Stillwater
		11th	1807 – 1809
		8th	1809 – 1811
John Thompson	Republican	12th	1857 – 1859	Poughkeepsie
Enos T. Throop	Democratic-Republican	20th	1815 – 1816	Auburn
John R. Thurman	Whig	15th	1849 – 1851	Chestertown
George Tibbits	Federalist	10th	1803 – 1805	Troy
Thomas Tillotson	Democratic-Republican	5th	1801	Red Hook
Obadiah Titus	Democratic	5th	1837 – 1839	Washington
Harold S. Tolley	Republican	34th	1925 – 1927	Binghamton
Thomas A. Tomlinson	Whig	13th	1841 – 1843	Keeseville
Arthur S. Tompkins	Republican	17th	1899 – 1903	Nyack
Caleb Tompkins	Democratic-Republican	3rd	1817 – 1821	White Plains
Paul Tonko	Democratic	21st	2009 – present	Amsterdam
Richard J. Tonry	Democratic	8th	1935 – 1937	Brooklyn
James H. Torrens	Democratic	21st	1944 – 1947	Manhattan
Charles A. Towne	Democratic	14th	1905 – 1907	Manhattan
Edolphus Towns	Democratic	11th	1983 – 1993	Brooklyn
		10th	1993 – present
Dwight Townsend	Democratic	1st	1864 – 1865	Clifton
			1871 – 1873
George Townsend	Democratic-Republican	1st	1815 – 1819	Oyster Bay
Martin I. Townsend	Republican	17th	1875 – 1879	Troy
Charles Tracey	Democratic	19th	1887 – 1893	Albany
		20th	1893 – 1895
Albert H. Tracy	Federalist	21st	1819 – 1821	Buffalo
	Democratic-Republican		1821 – 1823
	Adams-Clay Republican	30th	1823 – 1825
Phineas L. Tracy	Adams	29th	1827 – 1829	Batavia
	Anti-Masonic		1829 – 1833
Uri Tracy	Democratic-Republican	16th	1805 – 1807	Oxford
		13th	1809 – 1813
Thomas Tredwell	Anti-Administration	1st	1791 – 1795	Smithtown
Lyman Tremain	Republican	AL	1873 – 1875	Albany
Charles H. Turner	Democratic	6th	1889 – 1891	Manhattan
Joel Turrill	Jacksonian	17th	1833 – 1837	Oswego
Joseph H. Tuthill	Democratic	13th	1871 – 1873	Ellenville
Selah Tuthill	Democratic-Republican	6th	1821	Goshen
William M. Tweed	Democratic	5th	1853 – 1855	Manhattan
Asher Tyler	Whig	31st	1843 – 1845	Ellicottville
Jacob Tyson	Crawford Republican	2nd	1823 – 1825	Castleton

U

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
Edwin S. Underhill	Democratic	33rd	1911 – 1913	Bath
		37th	1913 – 1915
John Q. Underhill	Democratic	16th	1899 – 1901	New Rochelle
Walter Underhill	Whig	4th	1849 – 1851	Manhattan

V

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
William Valk	Know-nothing
Henry Van Aernam	Republican
James I. Van Alen	Democratic-Republican
John E. Van Alen	Pro-Administration		1793 – 1799
Thomas J. Van Alstyne	Democratic
Philip Van Cortlandt	Anti-Administration		1793 – 1809
Pierre Van Cortlandt, Jr.	Democratic-Republican
Peter Van Gaasbeck	Pro-Administration		1793 – 1795
Burt Van Horn	Republican
George Van Horn	Democratic
Isaac B. Van Houten	Democratic
John P. Van Ness	Democratic-Republican
Jeremiah Van Rensselaer	Anti-Administration		1789 – 1791
Killian Van Rensselaer	Federalist
Robert B. Van Valkenburg	Republican
John Van Voorhis	Republican
Charles H. Van Wyck	Republican
Abraham Vanderveer	Democratic
William D. Veeder	Democratic
John H.G. Vehslage	Democratic
Nydia Velazquez	Democratic
Daniel C. Verplanck	Democratic-Republican
Chauncey Vibbard	Democratic
Egbert L. Viele	Democratic
Lester D. Volk	Republican
Edward B. Vreeland	Republican

W

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
James Wolcott Wadsworth	Republican	27th	1881 – 1885
		31st	1891 – 1893
		30th	1893 – 1903
		34th	1903 – 1907
James W. Wadsworth, Jr.	Republican	39th	1933 – 1945
		41st	1945 – 1951
Peter Joseph Wagner	Whig	15th	1839 – 1841
J. Mayhew Wainwright	Republican	25th	1923 – 1931
Stuyvesant Wainwright	Republican	1st	1953 – 1961
Abram Wakeman	Whig	8th	1855 – 1857
Seth Wakeman	Republican	29th	1871 – 1873
Henry S. Walbridge	Whig	26th	1851 – 1853
Hiram Walbridge	Democratic	3rd	1853 – 1855
Hiram Walden	Democratic	21st	1849 – 1851
George E. Waldo	Republican	5th	1905 – 1909
Alton R. Waldon, Jr.	Democratic	6th	1986 – 1987
William F. Waldow	Republican	42nd	1917 – 1919
Benjamin Walker	Federalist	9th	1801 – 1803
Charles C.B. Walker	Democratic	29th	1875 – 1877
William A. Walker	Democratic	7th	1853 – 1855
William Wall	Republican	5th	1861 – 1863
William C. Wallace	Republican	3rd	1889 – 1891
Samuel Wallin	Republican	30th	1913 – 1915
James J. Walsh	Democratic	8th	1895 – 1896
James T. Walsh	Republican	27th	1989 – 1993	Syracuse
		25th	1993 – present
Michael Walsh	Democratic	4th	1853 – 1855
William F. Walsh	Republican	33rd	1973 – 1979
Reuben H. Walworth	Democratic-Republican	12th	1821 – 1823
Aaron Ward	Adams	4th	1825 – 1829
	Jacksonian		1831 – 1837
	Democratic		1841 – 1843
Charles B. Ward	Republican	27th	1915 – 1925
Elijah Ward	Democratic	7th	1857 – 1859
			1861 – 1863
		6th	1863 – 1865
		8th	1875 – 1877
Hamilton Ward, Sr.	Republican	27th	1865 – 1871
Jonathan Ward	Democratic-Republican	3rd	1815 – 1817
William L. Ward	Republican	16th	1897 – 1899
Daniel Wardwell	Jacksonian	20th	1831 – 1833
		18th	1833 – 1837
John De Witt Warner	Democratic	11th	1891 – 1893
		13th	1893 – 1895
Cornelius Warren	Whig	8th	1847 – 1849
Joseph M. Warren	Democratic	15th	1871 – 1873
John Watts	Pro-Administration	2nd	1793 – 1795
John B. Weber	Republican	33rd	1885 – 1889
Anthony D. Weiner	Democratic	9th	1999 – present	Queens
Jessica M. Weis	Republican	38th	1959 – 1963
Theodore S. Weiss	Democratic	20th	1977 – 1983
		17th	1983 – 1992
Royal H. Weller	Democratic	21st	1923 – 1929
Alfred Wells	Republican	27th	1859 – 1861
John Wells	Whig	16th	1851 – 1853
Edward Wemple	Democratic	20th	1883 – 1885
Peter H. Wendover	Democratic-Republican	2nd	1815 – 1821
George West	Republican	20th	1881 – 1883
			1885 – 1889
Theodoric R. Westbrook	Democratic	11th	1853 – 1855
Rensselaer Westerlo	Federalist	9th	1817 – 1819
John M. Wever	Republican	21st	1891 – 1893
		23rd	1893 – 1895
Reuben Whallon	Jacksonian	13th	1833 – 1835
J. Ernest Wharton	Republican	30th	1951 – 1953
		29th	1953 – 1963
		28th	1963 – 1965
Horace Wheaton	Democratic	24th	1843 – 1847
Grattan H. Wheeler	Anti-Masonic	28th	1831 – 1833
John Wheeler	Democratic	6th	1853 – 1857
William A. Wheeler	Republican	16th	1861 – 1863
		17th	1869 – 1873
		18th	1873 – 1875
		19th	1875 – 1877
Bartow White	Adams	5th	1825 – 1827	Fishkill
Campbell P. White	Jacksonian	3rd	1829 – 1835
Hugh White	Whig	16th	1845 – 1851
Stephen V. White	Republican	3rd	1887 – 1889
John O. Whitehouse	Democratic	13th	1873 – 1877
James L. Whitley	Republican	38th	1929 – 1935
Elias Whitmore	Adams	21st	1825 – 1827	Windsor
Thomas R. Whitney	Know-nothing	5th	1855 – 1857
Frederick Whittlesey	Anti-Masonic	27th	1831 – 1833
		28th	1833 – 1835
Eliphalet Wickes	Democratic-Republican	1st	1805 – 1807
David Wilber	Republican	20th	1873 – 1875
		21st	1879 – 1881
		24th	1887 – 1890
David F. Wilber	Republican	21st	1895 – 1899
John M. Wiley	Democratic	33rd	1889 – 1891
James W. Wilkin	Democratic-Republican	6th	1815 – 1819
Samuel J. Wilkin	Anti-Jacksonian	6th	1831 – 1833
William Willet, Jr.	Democratic	14th	1907 – 1911
Andrew Williams	Republican	18th	1875 – 1879
Isaac Williams, Jr.	Democratic-Republican	15th	1813 – 1815
			1817 – 1819
		13th	1823 – 1825
John Williams	Federalist	9th	1795 – 1799
John Williams	Democratic	29th	1855 – 1857
Nathan Williams	Democratic-Republican	15th	1805 – 1807	Utica
William Williams	Democratic	30th	1871 – 1873
William R. Williams	Republican	35th	1951 – 1953
		34th	1953 – 1959
Benjamin A. Willis	Democratic	11th	1875 – 1879	Manhattan
Westel Willoughby, Jr.	Democratic-Republican	17th	1815 – 1817	Herkimer
Francis H. Wilson	Republican	3rd	1895 – 1897	Brooklyn
Frank E. Wilson	Democratic	5th	1899 – 1905	Brooklyn
		4th	1903 – 1905
			1911 – 1913
		3rd	1913 – 1915
Isaac Wilson	Democratic-Republican	29th	1823 – 1824	Middlebury
Nathan Wilson	Democratic-Republican	12th	1808 – 1809	Salem
Charles H. Winfield	Democratic	11th	1863 – 1867	Goshen
Elisha I. Winter	Federalist	12th	1813 – 1815	Peru
Lester L. Wolff	Democratic	3rd	1965 – 1973	Great Neck
		6th	1973 – 1981
Benjamin Wood	Democratic	3rd	1861 – 1863	Manhattan
		4th	1863 – 1865
		5th	1881 – 1883
Bradford R. Wood	Democratic	13th	1845 – 1847	Albany
Fernando Wood	Democratic	3rd	1841 – 1843	Manhattan
		5rd	1863 – 1865
		9th	1867 – 1873
		10th	1873 – 1875
		9th	1875 – 1881
John J. Wood	Jacksonian	2nd	1827 – 1829	Clarkstown
Silas Wood	Democratic-Republican	1st	1819 – 1825	Huntington
	Adams		1825 – 1829
Walter A. Wood	Republican	17th	1879 – 1883	Hoosick Falls
David Woodcock	Democratic-Republican	20th	1821 – 1823	Ithaca
	Adams	25th	1827 – 1829
Stewart L. Woodford	Republican	3rd	1873 – 1874	Brooklyn
Thomas M. Woodruff	Know-nothing	5th	1845 – 1847	Manhattan
William Woods	National Republican	28th	1823 – 1825	Bath
William W. Woodworth	Democratic	8th	1845 – 1847	Hyde Park
George C. Wortley	Republican	32nd	1981 – 1983	Fayetteville
		27th	1983 – 1989
Silas Wright, Jr.	Jacksonian	20th	1827 – 1829	Canton
John W. Wydler	Republican	4th	1963 – 1973	Garden City
		5th	1973 – 1981

Y

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
John B. Yates	Democratic-Republican	13th	1815 – 1817	Utica
John Young	Whig	30th	1836 – 1837	Geneseo
			1841 – 1843
Richard Young	Republican	5th	1909 – 1911	Brooklyn

Z

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
Leo C. Zeferetti	Democratic	15th	1975 – 1983	Brooklyn
Herbert Zelenko	Democratic	21st	1955 – 1963	Manhattan

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