List of United States Representatives from New York

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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

[edit] 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 2007–2011 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

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Representative Party District Years District home Note
Alfred Babcock Whig 33rd 1841–1843 Gaines
Leander Babcock Democratic 23rd 1851–1853
William Babcock Anti-Masonic Party 26th 1831–1833 Penn Yan
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 1983–2007
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 Democratic 1831–1833
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 Whig 1839–1840
John W. Brown Jacksonian 1833–1837
Lathrop Brown Democratic 1913–1915
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 17th 1851–1853 Fairfield
Ann Marie Buerkle Republican 25th 2011 – present Syracuse
Solomon Bundy Republican 21st 1877–1879 Oxford Retired
Rudolph Bunner Jacksonian 20th 1827–1829 Oswego
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 1859–1861
Daniel E. Button Republican 1967–1971
William T. Byrne Democratic 1937–1952

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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 1867–1871
John M. Clancy Democratic 1889–1895
John R. Clancy Democratic 1919–1915
Ambrose W. Clark Republican 1861–1865
Horace F. Clark Democratic 1857–1861
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 Democratic 1833–1835
Archibald S. Clarke Democratic-Republican 1816–1817
Bayard Clarke Opposition 1855–1857
Charles E. Clarke Whig 1849–1851
Freeman Clarke Republican 1863–1865
1871–1875
John D. Clarke Republican
Marian W. Clarke
Staley N. Clarke 1841–1843
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 1797–1799
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 Federalist 1821–1823
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 1965–1985
Harmon S. Conger Whig 1847–1851
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 1795–1797
1799–1801
Thomas Cornell Republican
Erastus Corning Democratic
Parker Corning Democratic
Frederic R. Coudert, Jr. Republican 1947–1959
James W. Covert Democratic
George W. Cowles Republican
Henry B. Cowles National Republican 1829–1831
Isaac N. Cox Democratic 1891–1893
Samuel S. Cox Democratic 1869–1889
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 1845–1847
Thomas W. Cumming Democratic 1853–1855
Amos J. Cummings Democratic 1887–1902
Edward W. Curley Democratic 1935–1940
Edward Curtis Whig 1837–1841
N. Martin Curtis Republican 1891–1897
John P. Cushman Federalist 1817–1819
Francis B. Cutting Democratic 1853–1855

[edit] D

Representative Party District Years District home Note
Harry H. Dale Democratic 4th 1913–1919 Brooklyn
Amasa Dana Democratic 1839–1841
1843–1845
Henry G. Danforth Republican 1911–1917
Charles Daniels Republican 1893–1897
William A. Darling Republican 1865–1867
Frederick M. Davenport Republican 1925–1933
Ira Davenport Republican 1885–1889
Irwin D. Davidson Democratic 1955–1956
John C. Davies Democratic 1949–1951
Noah Davis Republican 1869–1870
Richard D. Davis Democratic 1841–1845
Thomas Treadwell Davis Union 1863–1865
Republican 1865–1867
John M. Davy Republican 1875–1877
Rowland Day Crawford Republican 24th 1823–1825 Sempronius
Democratic 1833–1835
Charles Dayan Democratic 1831–1833
John I. De Graff Democratic 1827–1829
1837–1839
James De La Montanya Democratic 1839–1841
Milton De Lano Republican 1887–1891
John De Mott Democratic 1845–1847
Charles G. De Witt Democratic 1829–1831
David M. De Witt Democratic 1873–1875
Jacob H. De Witt Democratic-Republican 1819–1821
Gilbert Dean Democratic 1851–1854
Henry S. DeForest Republican 1911–1913
James J. Delaney Democratic 1945–1947
1949–1978
John J. Delaney Democratic 7th 1918–1919 Brooklyn
1931–1948
Isaac C. Delaplaine Democratic 1861–1863
S. Wallace Dempsey Republican 1915–1931
William Denning Democratic-Republican 1809–1810
Peter Denoyelles Democratic-Republican 1813–1815
Steven B. Derounian Republican 1953–1965
John D. Dickinson Federalist 1819–1823
National Republican 1827–1831
John Dickson Anti-Masonic 1831–1835
Samuel Dickson Opposition 1855–1857
Samuel Dickstein Democratic 1923–1945
William Dietz Democratic 1825–1827
Joseph J. DioGuardi Republican 1985–1989
Alexander S. Diven Republican 1861–1863
Edward Dodd Oppositionist 1855–1857
Republican 1857–1859
William E. Dodge Republican 1866–1867
Nicholas B. Doe Whig 1840–1841
Andrew W. Doig Democratic 1839–1843
Isidore Dollinger Democratic 1949–1959
James G. Donovan Democratic 1951–1957
Jerome F. Donovan Democratic 21st 1918–1921 New York City Lost re-election
Edwin B. Dooley Republican 1957–1963
Peter J. Dooling Democratic 1913–1921
Francis E. Dorn Republican 1953–1961
William Dorsheimer Democratic 1883–1885
Ulysses F. Doubleday Democratic 1831–1833
1835–1837
Fred J. Douglas Republican 1937–1945
William H. Douglas Republican 1901–1905
John G. Dow Democratic 1965–1969
1971–1973
Abraham Dowdney Democratic 1885–1886
Thomas J. Downey Democratic 1975–1993
John R. Drake Democratic-Republican 1817–1819
William H. Draper Republican 1901–1913
Edmund H. Driggs Democratic 1897–1901
Daniel A. Driscoll Democratic 1909–1917
Michael E. Driscoll Republican 1899–1913
R. Holland Duell Republican 1859–1863
1871–1875
William Duer Whig 1847–1851
James P.B. Duffy Democratic 1935–1937
P. Henry Dugro Democratic 1881–1883
Thaddeus J. Dulski Democratic 1959–1974
Thomas B. Dunn Republican 1913–1923
Edward J. Dunphy Democratic 1889–1895
Charles T. Dunwell Republican 1903–1908
Cyrus Durey Republican 1907–1911
Jeremiah W. Dwight Republican 1877–1883
John W. Dwight Republican 1902–1913
Justin Dwinell Democratic-Republican 1823–1825

[edit] 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

[edit] 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 1951–1956
Paul A. Fino Republican 1953–1968
Israel F. Fischer Republican 1895–1899
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 1969–1998
George Fisher National Republican 1829–1830
John Fisher Republican 1869–1871
Jonathan Fisk Democratic-Republican 1809–1811
1813–1815
Asa Fitch Federalist 1811–1813
Ashbel P. Fitch Republican 1887–1889
Democratic 1889–1893
Frank T. Fitzgerald Democratic 1889
John J. Fitzgerald Democratic 1899–1917
John Fitzgibbons Democratic 1933–1935
James M. Fitzpatrick Democratic 1927–1945
William H. Flack Republican 1903–1907
Thomas T. Flagler Whig 1853–1855
Opposition 1855–1857
Floyd H. Flake Democratic 1987–1997
Thomas S. Flood Republican 1887–1891
Roswell P. Flower Democratic 1881–1883
1889–1891
Charles A. Floyd Democratic 1841–1843
John G. Floyd Democratic 1839–1843
1851–1853
William Floyd Anti-Administration 1st 1789–1791 Brookhaven Lost re-election
Joseph V. Flynn Democratic 1915–1919
Otto G. Foelker Republican 1901–1911
Charles A. Foote Crawford Republican 11th 1823–1825 Delhi
Wallace T. Foote, Jr. Republican 1895–1899
Michael P. Forbes Republican 1995–1999
Democratic 1999–2001
William D. Ford Democratic-Republican 1819–1821
Charles V. Fornes Democratic 1907–1913
Nicoll Fosdick National Republican 1825–1827
Vito Fossella Republican 1997–2009
A. Lawrence Foster Whig 1841–1843
Henry A. Foster Democratic 1837–1839
John Fox Democratic 1867–1871
Richard Franchot Republican 1861–1863
George B. Francis Republican 1917–1919
Augustus Frank Republican 1859–1865
Daniel Frisa Republican 1995–1997
Joel Frost Crawford Republican 4th 1823–1825
Hadwen C. Fuller Republican 1943–1949
Philo C. Fuller Anti-Masonic 1833–1835
National Republican 1835–1836
William K. Fuller Democratic 1833–1837

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Representative Party District Years District home Note
Albert Gallup Democratic 1837–1839
Ralph A. Gamble Republican 1937–1957
James V. Ganly Democratic 1919–1921
1923
John Ganson Democratic 1863–1865
Robert García Democratic 21st 1978–1983 Bronx
18th 1983–1990 Resigned because of corruptions
Barent Gardenier Federalist
Daniel G. Garnsey National Republican 1825–1829
Nathaniel Garrow Democratic 1827–1829
Seth M. Gates Whig 1839–1843
Joseph A. Gavagan Democratic 1929–1943
John Gebhard Federalist 1821–1823
James Geddes Federalist 19th 1813–1815 Onondaga
Henry George, Jr. Democratic 17th 1911–1913 Manhattan
21st 1913–1915
Chris Gibson Republican 20th 2011 – present Kinderhook
Ezekiel Gilbert Pro-Administration 6th 1793–1795 Hudson
Federalist 1795–1797
Jacob H. Gilbert Democratic 23rd 1960–1963 Bronx
22nd 1963–1971 Lost re-election
William A. Gilbert Opposition 1855–1857
Charles W. Gillet Republican 1893–1905
Ransom H. Gillet Democratic 1833–1837
Kirsten Gillibrand Democratic 2007–2009
Benjamin A. Gilman Republican 1973–2003
Robert H. Gittins Democratic 1913–1915
Henry Glen Pro-Administration 1793–1795
Federalist 1795–1801
Martin H. Glynn Democratic 1899–1901
Thomas R. Gold Federalist 1809–1813
1815–1817
Henry M. Goldfogle Democratic 1901–1915
1919–1921
Charles E. Goodell Republican 1959–1968
Milo Goodrich Republican 1871–1873
Henry C. Goodwin Whig 1854–1855
Republican 1857–1859
Philip A. Goodwin Republican 1933–1937
Charles Goodyear Democratic 21st 1845–1847 Schoharie
14th 1865–1867
James Gordon Pro-Administration 1791–1795
Samuel Gordon Democratic 1841–1843
1845–1847
Chester C. Gorski Democratic 1949–1951
Daniel Gott Whig 1847–1851
Herman D. Gould Whig 1849–1851
Norman J. Gould Republican 1915–1923
Joseph A. Goulden Democratic 1903–1911
1913–1915
James H. Graham Republican 1859–1861
John H. Graham Democratic 1893–1895
Amos P. Granger Opposition 1855–1857
Republican 1857–1859
Francis Granger (National Repulican) 1835–1837
Whig 1839–1843
Abraham P. Grant Democratic 1837–1839
Hiram Gray Democratic 1837–1839
Horace Greeley Whig 1848–1849
Byram Green Democratic 1843–1845
S. William Green Republican 1978–1993
George Woodward Greene Democratic 1869–1870
Halbert S. Greenleaf Democratic 1883–1885
1891–1893
Edward W. Greenman Democratic 1887–1889
Ernest Greenwood Democratic 1951–1953
John Greig Whig 1841
Anthony J. Griffin Democratic 1918–1935
Daniel J. Griffin Democratic 8th 1913–1917 Brooklyn
Michael Grimm Republican 13th 2011 – present Staten Island
Moses H. Grinnell Whig 3rd 1839–1841 Manhattan
Gaylord Griswold Federalist 1803–1805
John Ashley Griswold Democratic 1869–1871
John Augustus Griswold Democratic 1863–1865
Republican 1865–1869
Ezra C. Gross Democratic-Republican 1819–1821
Thomas P. Grosvenor Federalist 1813–1817
James R. Grover, Jr. Republican 1963–1975
Martin Grover Democratic 1845–1847
Felix Grucci Republican 2001–2003
James Guyon, Jr. Democratic-Republican 1820–1821
Ralph W. Gwinn Republican 1945–1959

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Representative Party District Years District home Note
Aaron Hackley, Jr.
Edward Haight Democratic
Charles D. Haines Democratic
Robert S. Hale Republican 16th 1866–1867 Elizabethtown Chairman of House District of Columbia Committee (1873–1875)
17th 1873–1875
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 Democratic 19th 2007–2011 Dover Plains
Leonard W. Hall Republican 1st 1939–1945 Oyster Bay
2nd 1945–1952
Nathan K. Hall Whig
John Hallock, Jr.
Ransom Halloway Whig
Seymour Halpern Republican 1959–1973
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 34th 1965–1971 Syracuse Chairman of House Post Office and Civil Service Committee (1979–1981)
35th 1971–1973
32nd 1973–1981
Richard L. Hanna Republican 24th 2011–present Barneveld
Gideon Hard Anti-Masonic 33rd 1833–1835 Albion
Anti-Jacksonian 1835–1837
John Hardy Democratic 9th 1881–1885 Manhattan Lost re-election
John Harris Democratic-Republican 1807–1809
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 1803–1805
1817–1819
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 1795–1799
James Hawkes
Joseph Hawkins
John H.H. Haws Whig
Moses Hayden Adams-Clay Republican 23rd 1823–1825 York
Adams 1825–1827
Nan Hayworth Republican 19th 2011–present Mount Kisco
Abner Hazeltine Anti-Masonic 31st 1833–1835 Jamestown
Anti-Jacksonian 1835–1837
James C. Healey Democratic 1956–1965
William Randolph Hearst Democratic 1903–1907
James J. Heffernan Democratic 1941–1953
Louis B. Heller Democratic 1949–1954
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 1857–1861
Selah R. Hobbie
George J. Hochbrueckner Democratic 1st 1987–1995 Coram
Kathy Hochul Democratic 26th 2011–present Hamburg
Michael Hoffman
Ogden Hoffman Whig 3rd 1837–1841 Manhattan
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 1797–1799
Giles W. Hotchkiss Republican
Jacob Houck, Jr.
William J. Hough Democratic
Alanson B. Houghton Republican
Amo Houghton Republican 1987–2005
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 1866–1867
Abel Huntington Democratic 1833–1837
Denis M. Hurley Republican 1895–1899
James W. Husted Republican 1915–1923
Waldo Hutchins Democratic 1879–1885

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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 Burlington
Willard Ives Democratic 19th 1851–1853 Watertown

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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

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Representative Party District Years District home Note
Martin Kalbfleisch Democratic 1863–1865
Nicholas T. Kane Democratic 1887
Bernard W. Kearney Republican 1943–1959
Kenneth B. Keating Republican 1947–1959
Richard Keese Democratic 1827–1829
Charles Kellogg Democratic 1825–1827
Orlando Kellogg Whig 1847–1849
Republican 1863–1865
Edna F. Kelly Democratic 1949–1969
George B. Kelly Democratic 1937–1939
John Kelly Democratic 1855–1858
Sue W. Kelly Republican 1995–2007
William H. Kelsey Oppositionist 1855–1857
Republican 1857–1859
1867–1871
Gouverneur Kemble Democratic 1837–1841
Jack Kemp Republican 1971–1989
Thomas Kempshall Whig 1839–1841
Martin J. Kennedy Democratic 1930–1945
Michael J. Kennedy Democratic 1939–1943
Moss Kent Federalist 1813–1817
William S. Kenyon Republican 1859–1861
Eugene J. Keogh Democratic 1937–1967
Francis Kernan Democratic 1863–1865
James Kerrigan Democratic 1861–1863
John H. Ketcham Republican 1865–1873
1877–1893
1897–1906
Clarence E. Kilburn Republican 1940–1965
John J. Kindred Democratic 1911–1913
1921–1929
Carleton J. King Republican 1961–1974
John King Democratic 8th 1831–1833 New Lebanon
John A. King Whig 1849–1851
Perkins King Democratic 1829–1831
Peter T. King Republican
Preston King Democratic 1843–1847
Free Soil 1849–1853
Rufus H. King Whig 1855–1857
Thomas Kinsella Democratic 1871–1873
Joseph Kirkland Federalist 1821–1823
William Kirkpatrick Democratic-Republican 15th 1807–1809 Salina
Dorrance Kirtland Democratic-Republican 1817–1819
John Kissel Republican 1921–1923
Arthur G. Klein Democratic 1941–1956
Ardolph L. Kline Republican 1921–1923
Charles Knapp Republican 1869–1871
Charles J. Knapp Republican 1889–1891
Charles L. Knapp Republican 1901–1911
Herman Knickerbocker Federalist 1809–1811
Edward I. Koch Democratic 1969–1977
Randy Kuhl Republican 2005–2009
Theodore R. Kupferman Republican 1966–1969

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Representative Party District Years District home Note
John J. LaFalce Democratic 1975–2003
Addison H. Laflin Republican 1865–1871
Fiorello H. LaGuardia Republican 1917–1919
1923–1925
American Labor 1925–1927
Republican 1927–1933
William G. Laidlaw Republican 1887–1891
William H. Lamport Republican 1871–1875
Frederick Lansing Republican 1889–1891
Gerrit Y. Lansing Democratic 1831–1837
William E. Lansing Republican 1861–1863
1871–1875
James J. Lanzetta Democratic 1933–1935
1937–1939
Elbridge G. Lapham Republican 1875–1881
Henry J. Latham Republican 1945–1958
John Laurance Pro-Administration 2nd 1789–1793 Manhattan
Charles B. Law Republican 1905–1911
Cornelius V. Lawrence Democratic 1833–1834
John W. Lawrence Democratic 1845–1847
Samuel Lawrence Democratic-Republican 1823–1825
Sidney Lawrence Democratic 1847–1849
William T. Lawrence Whig 1847–1849
John D. Lawson Republican 1873–1875
Thomas Lawyer Democratic-Republican 1817–1819
George W. Lay Anti-Masonic 1833–1835
National Republican 1835–1837
Rick Lazio Republican 1993–2001
Elias W. Leavenworth Republican 25th 1875–1877 Syracuse
John LeBoutillier Republican 6th 1981–1983 Westbury
Chris Lee Republican 26th 2009–2011 Clarence
Gary A. Lee Republican 33rd 1979–1983 Dryden
Gideon Lee Jacksonian 3rd 1835–1837 Manhattan
Joshua Lee Democratic 1835–1837
M. Lindley Lee Republican 1859–1861
Warren I. Lee Republican 1921–1923
Jacob LeFever Republican 1893–1897
Frank J. LeFevre Republican 1905–1907
Jay LeFevre Republican 1943–1951
John Lefferts Democratic-Republican 1813–1813
James Lent Democratic 1829–1833
Norman F. Lent Republican 1971–1993
Moses G. Leonard Democratic 1843–1845
Stephen B. Leonard Democratic 1835–1837
1839–1841
Montague Lessler Republican 1902–1903
David A. Levy Republican 1993–1995
Jefferson M. Levy Democratic 1899–1901
1911–1915
Abner Lewis Whig 1845–1847
William S. Lincoln Republican 1867–1869
George H. Lindsay Democratic 1901–1913
George W. Lindsay Democratic 1923–1935
John V. Lindsay Republican 1959–1965
James G. Lindsley Republican 1885–1887
Archibald L. Linn Whig 1841–1843
Elisha Litchfield Democratic-Republican 1821–1825
Lucius N. Littauer Republican 1897–1907
Joseph J. Little Democratic 1891–1893
De Witt C. Littlejohn Republican 1863–1865
Martin W. Littleton Democratic 1911–1913
Edward Livingston Democratic-Republican 1795–1801
Henry W. Livingston Federalist 1803–1807
Robert Le Roy Livingston Federalist 1809–1812
Daniel N. Lockwood Democratic 1877–1879
1891–1895
George W. Loft Democratic 1913–1917
Meyer London Socialist 1915–1919
1921–1923
Arphaxed Loomis Democratic 1837–1839
Bert Lord Republican 1935–1939
Frederick W. Lord Democratic 1847–1849
Scott Lord Democratic 1875–1877
William Lounsbery Democratic 1879–1881
Thomas C. Love National Republican 1835–1837
John Lovett Federalist 1813–1817
Philip B. Low Republican 1895–1899
Allard K. Lowenstein Democratic 1969–1971
Nita M. Lowey Democratic
Stanley N. Lundine Democratic 1976–1987
George R. Lunn Democratic 1917–1919
Joseph S. Lyman Democratic-Republican 1819–1821
Walter A. Lynch Democratic 1940–1951
Caleb Lyon (Independent) 1853–1855

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Representative Party District Years District home Note
John MacCrate Republican 1919–1920
Clinton D. MacDougall Republican 1873–1877
Clarence MacGregor Republican 1919–1928
William B. Maclay Democratic 1843–1849
1857–1861
W. Kingsland Macy Republican 1947–1951
Dan Maffei Democratic 25th 2009–2011 DeWitt
Walter W. Magee Republican 1915–1927
Thomas F. Magner Democratic 1889–1895
Rowland B. Mahany Republican 1895–1899
James P. Maher Democratic 1911–1921
Peter P. Mahoney Democratic
George R. Malby Republican
Carolyn B. Maloney Democratic
Thomas J. Manton Democratic 1985–1999
Vito Marcantonio Republican 1935–1937
American Labor 1939–1951
David O'B. Martin Republican 1981–1993
Frederick S. Martin Whig
Dudley Marvin Whig
Francis Marvin Republican
James M. Marvin Republican
Joseph Mason Republican
Eric Massa Democratic 29th 2009–2010 Corning Resigned
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 1877–1883
Andrew McCord Democratic-Republican
Richard C. McCormick Republican
Robert C. McEwen Republican 1965–1981
Christopher C. McGrath Democratic
Raymond J. McGrath Republican 1981–1993
John M. McHugh Republican 24th 1993–2003 Pierrepont Manor
23rd 2003–2009
Matthew F. McHugh Democratic 1975–1993
James B. McKean Republican
Richard F. McKiniry Democratic
Thomas McKissock Whig
Martin B. McKneally Republican 1969–1971
Gregory McMahon Republican
Michael McMahon Democratic 13th 2009–2011 Staten Island
Samuel McMillan Republican
Michael R. McNulty Democratic 1989–2009
James M. Mead Democratic
Edwin R. Meade Democratic
Gregory W. Meeks Democratic
David B. Mellish Republican 1873–1874
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 1879–1881
William E. Miller Republican 1951–1965
William S. Miller Know-nothing
Charles S. Millington Republican
Ogden L. Mills Republican 1921–1927
Henry C. Miner Democratic
Donald J. Mitchell Republican 1973–1983
Henry Mitchell Jacksonian 21st 1833–1835 Norwich
John M. Mitchell Republican
Samuel L. Mitchill Democratic-Republican
John H. Moffitt Republican
Guy V. Molinari Republican 1981–1989
Susan Molinari Republican 1989–1997
James Monroe Whig
Edwin B. Morgan Whig
Daniel Morris Republican
Thomas Morris Federalist
John Morrissey Democratic
Oliver A. Morse Republican
Levi P. Morton Republican 1879–1881
William A. Moseley Whig
Luther W. Mott Republican 1911–1923
Robert J. Mrazek Democratic 1983–1993
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 2009–2011 Glens Falls
Ambrose S. Murray Whig
William Murray Democratic

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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

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Representative Party District Years District home Note
James O'Brien (Independent Democrat) 1879–1881
James H. O'Brien Democratic 1913–1915
Joseph J. O'Brien Republican 1939–1945
Leo W. O'Brien Democratic 1952–1966
David J. O'Connell Democratic 1919–1921
1923–1930
John J. O'Connor Democratic 1923–1939
Caroline O'Day (At Large) Democratic 1935–1943
James M.E. O'Grady Republican 1899–1901
Denis O'Leary Democratic 1913–1914
James A. O'Leary Democratic 1935–1944
Daniel O'Reilly (Independent Democrat) 1879–1881
Donald L. O'Toole Democratic 1937–1953
Benjamin B. Odell, Jr. Republican 1895–1899
Moses F. Odell Democratic 1861–1865
Nathaniel H. Odell Democratic 1875–1877
Woodson R. Oglesby Democratic 1913–1917
J. Van Vechten Olcott Republican 1905–1911
Abram B. Olin Republican 1857–1863
Andrew Oliver Democratic 1853–1857
Daniel C. Oliver Democratic 1917–1919
Frank A. Oliver Democratic 1923–1934
Harold C. Ostertag Republican 1951–1965
Norton P. Otis Republican 1903–1905
Richard Ottinger Democratic 1965–1971
1975–1985
Bill Owens Democratic 2009-present
Major R. Owens Democratic 1983–2007

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Representative Party District Years District home Note
Beriah Palmer Democratic-Republican 1803–1805
George W. Palmer Republican 1857–1861
Abraham X. Parker Republican 1881–1889
James S. Parker Republican 1913–1833
John Mason Parker Opposition 1855–1857
Republican 1857–1859
Herbert Parsons Republican 1905–1911
John Paterson Democratic-Republican 1803–1805
Thomas G. Patten Democratic 1911–1917
George W. Patterson Republican 1877–1879
Thomas J. Paterson Whig 28th 1843–1845 Rochester Surname often misspelled
Walter Patterson Federalist 5th 1821–1823 Ancram
Edward W. Pattison Democratic 1975–1979
L. William Paxon Republican 1989–1999
Sereno E. Payne Republican 1883–1887
1889–1914
Jared V. Peck Democratic 1853–1855
Rufus W. Peckham Democratic 1853–1855
Herbert C. Pell, Jr. Democratic 1919–1921
Guy R. Pelton Whig 1855–1857
Bishop Perkins Democratic 1853–1855
James B. Perkins Republican 1901–1910
Nathan D. Perlman Republican 1920–1927
Eli Perry Democratic 1871–1875
Andrew Petersen Republican 1921–1923
George Petrie Democratic 1847–1849
Peter A. Peyser Republican 1971–1977
Democratic 1979–1983
Theodore A. Peyser Democratic 1933–1937
Joseph L. Pfeifer Democratic 1935–1951
William L. Pfeiffer Republican 1949–1951
William T. Pheiffer Republican 1941–1943
Oliver Phelps Democratic-Republican 1803–1805
Jonas P. Phoenix Whig 1843–1845
1849–1851
Ray V. Pierce Republican 1879–1880
Otis G. Pike Democratic 1961–1979
John R. Pillion Republican 1953–1965
John S. Pindar Democratic 1885–1887
1890–1891
Alexander Pirnie Republican 1959–1973
Edmund Platt Republican 1913–1920
Jonas Platt Federalist 1799–1801
Thomas C. Platt Republican 1873–1877
Bertram L. Podell Democratic 1968–1975
Theodore M. Pomeroy Republican 1861–1869
Benjamin Pond Democratic-Republican 1811–1813
Theodore L. Poole Republican 1895–1897
Peter A. Porter Republican 1907–1909
Peter Buell Porter Democratic-Republican 1809–1813
1815–1816
Clarkson N. Potter Democratic 1869–1875
1877–1879
Orlando B. Potter Democratic 1883–1885
Emory B. Pottle Republican 1857–1861
David M. Potts Republican 1947–1949
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. Democratic 1945–1967
1967–1971
Anning S. Prall Democratic 1923–1935
Harcourt J. Pratt Republican 1925–1933
Harry H. Pratt Republican 1915–1919
Ruth B. Pratt Republican 1929–1933
Zadock Pratt Democratic 1837–1839
1843–1845
Cyrus D. Prescott Republican 1879–1883
Elizur H. Prindle Republican 1871–1873
Benjamin Pringle Whig 1853–1855
Oppositionist 1855–1857
John Van S.L. Pruyn Democratic 1863–1865
1867–1869
Cornelius A. Pugsley Democratic 1901–1903
Joseph Pulitzer Democratic 1885–1886
Meade Purdy Democratic 1843–1845
Harvey Putnam Whig 1838–1839
1847–1851

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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

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Representative Party District Years District home Note
Benjamin J. Rabin Democratic 1945–1947
William Radford Democratic 1863–1867
Edmund P. Radwan Republican 1951–1959
John Raines Republican 1889–1893
Charles B. Rangel Democratic
George O. Rathbun Democratic 1843–1847
George W. Ray Republican 1883–1885
1891–1902
John H. Ray Republican 1953–1963
Leo F. Rayfiel Democratic 1945–1947
Henry J. Raymond Republican 1865–1867
William C. Redfield Democratic 1911–1913
Daniel A. Reed Republican 1919–1959
Tom Reed Republican 29th 2010 – present Corning
Henry A. Reeves Democratic 1869–1871
Ogden R. Reid Republican 1963–1972
Democratic 1972–1975
Joseph Y. Resnick Democratic 1965–1969
Gideon Reynolds Whig 1847–1851
John H. Reynolds Democratic 1859–1861
Thomas M. Reynolds Republican 1999–2009
John Richards Crawford Republican 19th 1823–1825 Warrensburg
David P. Richardson Republican 1879–1883
Frederick W. Richmond Democratic 1975–1982
Ira E. Rider Democratic 1903–1805
R. Walter Riehlman Republican 1947–1965
Samuel Riker Democratic-Republican 1804–1805
1807–1809
Daniel J. Riordan Democratic 1899–1901
1906–1923
Elijah Risley Whig 1849–1851
Ellis H. Roberts Republican 1871–1875
William R. Roberts Democratic 1871–1875
William H. Robertson Republican 1867–1869 Elected to the New York State Senate in 1888
Reuben Robie Democratic 1851–1853
Orville Robinson Democratic 1843–1845
William E. Robinson Democratic 1867–1869
1881–1885
Howard W. Robison Republican 1958–1975
Lewis K. Rockefeller Republican 1937–1943
Hosea H. Rockwell Democratic 1891–1893
James A. Roe Democratic 1945–1947
Charles Rogers Whig 1843–1845
George F. Rogers Democratic 1945–1947
John Rogers Democratic 1871–1873
William F. Rogers Democratic 1883–1885
Angelo D. Roncallo Republican 1973–1975
John J. Rooney Democratic 1944–1974
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr. Liberal 1949–1951
Democratic 1951–1955
Robert B. Roosevelt Democratic 1871–1873
Erastus Root Democratic-Republican 1803–1805
1809–1811
1815–1817
Democratic 1831–1833
Robert L. Rose Whig 1847–1851
Benjamin S. Rosenthal Democratic 1962–1983
Robert Tripp Ross Republican 1947–1949
1952–1953
Joseph Rowan Democratic 1919–1921
Frederick W. Rowe Republican 1915–1921
Peter Rowe Democratic 1853–1855
Stephen A. Rudd Democratic 1931–1936
David Rumsey Whig 1847–1851
Jacob Ruppert, Jr. Democratic 1899–1907
Jeremiah Russell Democratic 1843–1845
Joseph Russell Democratic 1805–1809
John Russell Democratic-Republican 1845–1847
1851–1853
William F. Russell Democratic 1857–1859
Thomas J. Ryan Democratic 1921–1923
William Ryan Democratic 1893–1895
William Fitts Ryan Democratic 1961–1972
William H. Ryan Democratic 1899–1909

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Representative Party District Years District home Note
William A. Sackett Whig 1849–1853
Ebenezer Sage Democratic-Republican
Russell Sage Whig 1853–1855
Oppositionist 1855–1857
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[disambiguation needed ] 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 1981–1999
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 1887–1891
1893–1909
Judson W. Sherman Republican
Socrates N. Sherman Republican
Eliakim Sherrill Whig
Francis E. Shober Democratic
Daniel E. Sickles Republican 1857–1861
1893–1895
Isaac Siegel Republican
Peter Silvester Pro-Administration 1789–1793
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 1843–1847
Charles B. Smith Democratic 1911–1919
Edward H. Smith Democratic 1861–1863
George J. Smith Republican 1903–1905
Gerrit Smith Free-Soil 1853–1854
Henry P. Smith III Republican 1965–1975
Horace B. Smith Republican 1871–1875
J. Hyatt Smith (Independent) 1881–1883
John Smith Democratic-Republican 1800–1804
Thomas F. Smith Democratic 1917–1921
Bertrand H. Snell Republican 1915–1939
William W. Snow Democratic
Homer P. Snyder Republican
Stephen J. Solarz Democratic 13th 1975–1993 Brooklyn
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 1902–1903
Peter Swart Democratic-Republican 1807–1809
John E. Sweeney Republican 1999–2007
Thaddeus C. Sweet Republican 1923–1928
Oscar W. Swift Republican 1915–1919
John Swinburne Republican 1885–1887

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Representative Party District Years District home Note
John Taber Republican 36th 1923–1945 Auburn Chairman of House Appropriations Committee (1947–1949, 1953–1955)
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 Chairman of House Elections Committee (1815–1821)
Chairman of House Revisal and Unfinished Business Committee (1817–1819)
11th & 14th Speaker of the House (1820–1821, 1825–1827)
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 Chairman of House Invalid Pensions Committee (1837–1839)
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 Chairman of House Oversight and Government Reform Committee (2009–2011)
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 Chairman of House Expenditures in the Department of the Treasury Committee (1821–1823)
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
Bob Turner Republican 9th 2011 – present Queens
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

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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

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Representative Party District Years District home Note
William Valk Know-nothing 1855–1857
Henry Van Aernam Republican 1865–1869
1879–1883
James I. Van Alen Democratic-Republican 1807–1809
John E. Van Alen Pro-Administration 1793–1799
Thomas J. Van Alstyne Democratic 1883–1885
Philip Van Cortlandt Anti-Administration 1793–1809
Pierre Van Cortlandt, Jr. Democratic-Republican 1811–1813
Peter Van Gaasbeck Pro-Administration 1793–1795
Burt Van Horn Republican 1861–1863
1865–1869
George Van Horn Democratic 1891–1893
Isaac B. Van Houten Democratic 1833–1835
John P. Van Ness Democratic-Republican 1801–1803
Jeremiah Van Rensselaer Anti-Administration 1789–1791
Killian Van Rensselaer Federalist 1801–1811
Robert B. Van Valkenburg Republican 1861–1865
John Van Voorhis Republican 1879–1883
1893–1895
Charles H. Van Wyck Republican 1859–1863
1867–1869
1870–1871
Abraham Vanderveer Democratic 1837–1839
William D. Veeder Democratic 1877–1879
John H.G. Vehslage Democratic 1897–1899
Nydia Velazquez Democratic
Daniel C. Verplanck Democratic-Republican 1803–1809
Chauncey Vibbard Democratic 1861–1863
Egbert L. Viele Democratic 1885–1887
Lester D. Volk Republican 1920–1923
Edward B. Vreeland Republican 1899–1913

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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 Manhattan
James T. Walsh Republican 27th 1989–1993 Syracuse
25th 1993–2009
Michael Walsh Democratic 4th 1853–1855 Manhattan
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 Buffalo
Anthony Weiner Democratic 9th 1999–2011 Queens
Jessica M. Weis Republican 38th 1959–1963 Rochester
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

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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

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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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