Peter Muhlenberg was a Lutheran Minister who fought in the Revolutionary War and became an inaugural member of the US House of Representatives.
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Peter Muhlenberg was a Lutheran Minister who fought in the Revolutionary War and became an inaugural member of the US House of Representatives.
Peter Silvester was an inaugural member of the US House of Representatives before educating future President Martin van Buren.
Harmanus Bleecker was a leading citizen of Albany, New York during the Early Republic who became Chargé d'Affaires to the Netherlands.
Nathaniel Macon served in the US Congress for the better part of four decades, always trying to keep things small.
George Thatcher was the longest serving original member of the House of Representatives.
Robert Gibbes Barnwell suffered tremendously during the Revolutionary War, only to later receive election to the House of Representatives.
William Hindman was a Continental Congressman, US Representative and Senator who was quite shaken by a boat ride through a storm.
Future President Andrew Jackson was Tennessee’s first Congressman…during the George Washington Administration.
John Archer was the first person awarded a Medical Degree in North America.
Thomas Henderson was a Physician who fought with the Continental Army, served as Governor of New Jersey and became a US Congressman.
James Jackson was an inaugural member of the House of Representatives, a US Senator and a Governor of Georgia.
Philip Barton Key was a Loyalist, then he became a Founder of the United States.
John Brown was an inaugural member of the United States House of Representatives.
Aaron Kitchell was an early leader of the Democratic-Republican Party in New Jersey.
Theodorick Bland was tasked with moving the ‘Convention Army’ of captured British soldiers from Boston to Charlottesville.
Lambert Cadwalader fought in the Continental Army, was a member of the Continental Congress, and represented New Jersey in the first session of the House of Representatives.