Second Congress of the United States

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House of Representatives  105 Total Representatives Population 3,893,635

One Rep for every  37,082

The names of members of the House of Representatives are preceded by their districts.

Connecticut  5 All representatives were elected statewide on a general ticket. At-large. James Hillhouse(P) At-large. Amasa Learned(P) At-large. Jonathan Sturges(P) At-large. Jonathan Trumbull, Jr. (P) At-large. Jeremiah Wadsworth (P) Delaware      1 At-large. John Vining    (P) Georgia      3 All representatives were elected statewide from individual districts. 1. Anthony Wayne (A), until March 21, 1792 (seat declared vacant) John Milledge (A), from November 22, 1792 2. Abraham Baldwin (A) 3. Francis Willis (A) Kentucky    2 1. Christopher Greenup(A), from November 9, 1792 2. Alexander D. Orr (A), from November 8, 1792 Maryland       6 All representatives were elected statewide from individual districts. 1. Philip Key (P) 2. Joshua Seney (A), until December 6, 1792 William Hindman (P), from January 30, 1793 3. William Pinkney (P), until November 1791 John F. Mercer (A), from February 6, 1792 4. Samuel Sterett (A) 5. William Vans Murray (P) 6. Upton Sheredine (A) Massachusetts      8 1. Fisher Ames (P) 2. Benjamin Goodhue (P) 3. Elbridge Gerry (A) 4. Theodore Sedgwick (P) 5. Shearjashub Bourne (P) 6. George Leonard (P), from April 2, 1792 (late election) 7. Artemas Ward (P) 8. George Thatcher (P), from April 4, 1791 (late election) New Hampshire     3 All representatives were elected statewide on a general ticket. At-large. Nicholas Gilman(P) At-large. Samuel Livermore(P) At-large. Jeremiah Smith(P) New Jersey    4 All representatives were elected statewide on a general ticket. At-large. Elias Boudinot (P) At-large. Abraham Clark(P) At-large. Jonathan Dayton(P) At-large. Aaron Kitchell (P)

New York     6 1. Thomas Tredwell (A), from October 24, 1791 2. John Laurance (P) 3. Egbert Benson (P) 4. Cornelius C. Schoonmaker (A) 5. Peter Silvester (P) 6. James Gordon (P) North Carolina       5 There was a special redistricting for this Congress. 1. John Steele (P) 2. Nathaniel Macon (A) 3. John Baptista Ashe (A) 4. Hugh Williamson (A) 5. William Barry Grove (P) Pennsylvania       8 1. Thomas Fitzsimons (P) 2. Frederick Muhlenberg (A) 3. Israel Jacobs (P) 4. Daniel Hiester (A) 5. John W. Kittera (P) 6. Andrew Gregg (A) 7. Thomas Hartley (P) 8. William Findley (A) Rhode Island     1 At-large. Benjamin Bourne(P) South Carolina      5 1. William L. Smith (P) 2. Robert Barnwell (P) 3. Daniel Huger (P) 4. Thomas Sumter (A) 5. Thomas Tudor Tucker (A) Vermont    2 1. Israel Smith (A), from October 31, 1791 2. Nathaniel Niles (A), from October 31, 1791 Virginia     10 1. Alexander White (P) 2. John Brown (A), until June 1, 1792 (when his district became Kentucky) Vacant thereafter 3. Andrew Moore (A) 4. Richard Bland Lee (P) 5. James Madison (A) 6. Abraham B. Venable (A) 7. John Page (A) 8. Josiah Parker (A) 9. William B. Giles (A) 10. Samuel G