List of United States Representatives from Alabama

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This is a list of Members of the United States House of Representatives from Alabama.

Representative Party ↑ District Years District Home Note
Gabriel Moore Democratic-Republican
John Crowell Democratic-Republican Terr. Only territorial delegate
John McKinley Democratic-Republican
John Murphy Democratic-Republican
Robert Emmett Bledsoe Baylor Democratic-Republican
Samuel Wright Mardis Democratic-Republican
Albert Rains Democratic
Alexander C. Davidson Democratic
Archibald Hill Carmichael Democratic
Aristo A. Wiley Democratic Died in office
Armistead I. Selden, Jr. Democratic
Artur Davis Democratic
Ben Erdreich Democratic
Benjamin Glover Shields Democratic
Bud Cramer Democratic
Burwell Boykin Lewis Democratic Resigned
Carl Elliott Democratic
Carter Manasco Democratic
Charles M. Shelley Democratic
Charles Winston Thompson Democratic Died in office
Christopher Columbus Harris Democratic
Claude Harris, Jr. Democratic
Clement Comer Clay Democratic
David Clopton Democratic
David Hubbard Democratic
Dixon Hall Lewis Democratic Resigned
Earl F. Hilliard Democratic
Edmund Strother Dargan Democratic
Edward B. Almon Democratic Died in office
Edward deGraffenried Democratic
Eli Sims Shorter Democratic
Elizabeth B. Andrews Democratic
Felix Grundy McConnell Democratic Died in office
Frank W. Boykin Democratic
Franklin Welsh Bowdon Democratic
Fred L. Blackmon Democratic Died in office
Gabriel Moore Democratic
Gaston A. Robbins Democratic
George Huddleston, Jr. Democratic
George Huddleston Democratic
George M. Grant Democratic
George Paul Harrison Democratic
George S. Houston Democratic
George W. Andrews Democratic Died in office
George W. Taylor Democratic
George W. Owen Democratic
Glen Browder Democratic
Goldsmith W. Hewitt Democratic
Henry B. Steagall Democratic Died in office
Henry D. Clayton Democratic Resigned
Hilary A. Herbert Democratic
J. Lister Hill Democratic Resigned
J. Thomas Heflin Democratic Resigned
Jabez Lamar Monroe Curry Democratic
James Adams Stallworth Democratic
James E. Cobb Democratic
James Edwin Belser Democratic
James Ferguson Dowdell Democratic
James L. Pugh Democratic
James La Fayette Cotrell Democratic
James T. Jones Democratic
Jeremiah Norman Williams Democratic
Jesse F. Stallings Democratic
Joe Starnes Democratic
John Abercrombie Democratic
John Bragg Democratic
John H. Bankhead Democratic
John Henry Caldwell Democratic
John J. Sparkman Democratic Resigned
John Jason Martin Democratic
John L. Burnett Democratic Died in office
John McDuffie Democratic Resigned
John McKee Democratic
John P. Newsome Democratic
John R. Tyson Democratic Died in office
John Van McDuffie Democratic Successfully contested election of the representative who was replaced.
Joseph Humphrey Sloss Democratic
Joseph Wheeler Democratic Resigned
Joshua L. Martin Democratic
Kenneth A. Roberts Democratic
LaFayette L. Patterson Democratic
Lamar Jeffers Democratic Seat was contested by James Q. Smith and declared vacant; the original representative won back his own seat.
Laurie C. Battle Democratic
Lilius Bratton Rainey Democratic
Louis Washington Terpin Democratic
Luke Pryor Democratic
Luther Patrick Democratic
Miles C. Allgood Democratic
Newton Nash Clements Democratic
Oliver C. Wiley Democratic
Oscar Lee Gray Democratic
Oscar W. Underwood Democratic
Pete Jarman Democratic
Peter Myndert Dox Democratic
Philip Phillips Democratic
Reuben Chapman Democratic
Richard C. Shelby Democratic
Richard Henry Clarke Democratic
Richmond P. Hobson Democratic
Robert E. Jones, Jr. Democratic
Robert Fulwood Ligon Democratic
Ronnie Flippo Democratic
S. Hubert Dent, Jr. Democratic
Sam Hobbs Democratic
Sampson Willis Harris Democratic
Samuel Williams Inge Democratic
Sydenham Moore Democratic
Sydney J. Bowie Democratic
Taul Bradford Democratic
Thomas H. Herndon Democratic Died in office
Thomas S. Plowman Democratic
Thomas William Sadler Democratic
Thomas Williams Democratic
Tom Bevill Democratic
Walter Flowers Democratic
Walter W. Bankhead Democratic Resigned
William Anderson Handey Democratic
William B. Bankhead Democratic Died in office
William B. Bowling Democratic Resigned
William B. Craig Democratic
William B. Oliver Democratic
William C. Oates Democratic Resigned
William Crawford Sherrod Democratic
William Flynt Nichols Democratic Died in office
William H. Forney Democratic
William Henry Denson Democratic
William James Samford Democratic
William Lowndes Yancey Democratic Resigned
William N. Richardson Democratic Died in office
William Oscar Mulkey Democratic
William Willis Garth Democratic
William Winter Payne Democratic
Williamson Robert Winfield Cobb Democratic
Willis Brewer Democratic
Zadoc L. Weatherford Democratic
William M. Lowe Greenback)
Percy Walker Know-nothing
William Russell Smith Know-nothing
Albert Taylor Goodwyn Populist Successfully contested election of the representative who was replaced.
Milford W. Howard Populist
Albert L. Smith, Jr. Republican
Alexander White Republican
Alfred Eliab Buck Republican
Arthur Glenn Andrews Republican
Benjamin Sterling Turner Republican
Benjamin White Norris Republican
Bob Riley Republican
Charles Christopher Sheats Republican
Charles Hays Republican
Charles Pelham Republican
Charles Waldron Buckley Republican
Charles Wilson Pierce Republican
Francis William Kellogg Republican
Frederick George Bromberg (Liberal Republican) Republican
George Henry Craig Republican Successfully contested election of the representative who was replaced.
H. L. 'Sonny' Callahan Republican
Jack Edwards Republican
James D. Martin Republican
James T. Rapier Republican
Jeremiah Haralson Republican
Jo Bonner Republican
John Benton Callis Republican
John H. Buchanan, Jr. Republican
Mike D. Rogers Republican
Robert B. Aderholt Republican
Robert Stell Heflin Republican
Spencer Bachus Republican
Terry Everett Republican
Thomas Haughey Republican
Truman Heminway Aldrich Republican Successfully contested election of the representative who was replaced.
William F. Aldrich Republican Successfully contested election of the representative who was replaced.
William L. Dickinson Republican
Alexander White Whig
Francis Strother Lyon Whig
George Winfield Crabb Whig
Henry Washington Hillard Whig
James Abercrombie Whig
James Dellet Whig
Joab Lawler Whig Died in office
John Gayle Whig
William Jeffreys Alston Whig
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