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
John Crowell (Territorial Delegate)	Democratic-Republican
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. Wiley2	Democratic
Armistead I. Selden, Jr.	Democratic
Artur Davis	Democratic
Ben Erdreich	Democratic
Benjamin Glover Shields	Democratic
Bud Cramer	Democratic
Burwell Boykin Lewis1	Democratic
Carl Elliott	Democratic
Carter Manasco	Democratic
Charles M. Shelley	Democratic
Charles Winston Thompson2	Democratic
Christopher Columbus Harris	Democratic
Claude Harris, Jr.	Democratic
Clement Comer Clay	Democratic
David Clopton	Democratic
David Hubbard	Democratic
Dixon Hall Lewis1	Democratic
Earl F. Hilliard	Democratic
Edmund Strother Dargan	Democratic
Edward B. Almon2	Democratic
Edward deGraffenried	Democratic
Eli Sims Shorter	Democratic
Elizabeth B. Andrews	Democratic
Felix Grundy McConnell2	Democratic
Frank W. Boykin	Democratic
Franklin Welsh Bowdon	Democratic
Fred L. Blackmon2	Democratic
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. Andrews2	Democratic
George W. Taylor	Democratic
George W. Owen	Democratic
Glen Browder	Democratic
Goldsmith W. Hewitt	Democratic
Henry B. Steagall2	Democratic
Henry D. Clayton1	Democratic
Hilary A. Herbert	Democratic
J. Lister Hill1	Democratic
J. Thomas Heflin1	Democratic
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. Sparkman1	Democratic
John Jason Martin	Democratic
John L. Burnett2	Democratic
John McDuffie1	Democratic
John McKee	Democratic
John P. Newsome	Democratic
John R. Tyson2	Democratic
John Van McDuffie7	Democratic
Joseph Humphrey Sloss	Democratic
Joseph Wheeler1	Democratic
Joshua L. Martin	Democratic
Kenneth A. Roberts	Democratic
LaFayette L. Patterson	Democratic
Lamar Jeffers9	Democratic
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. Herndon2	Democratic
Thomas S. Plowman	Democratic
Thomas William Sadler	Democratic
Thomas Williams	Democratic
Tom Bevill	Democratic
Walter Flowers	Democratic
Walter W. Bankhead1	Democratic
William Anderson Handey	Democratic
William B. Bankhead2	Democratic
William B. Bowling1	Democratic
William B. Craig	Democratic
William B. Oliver	Democratic
William C. Oates1	Democratic
William Crawford Sherrod	Democratic
William Flynt Nichols2	Democratic
William H. Forney	Democratic
William Henry Denson	Democratic
William James Samford	Democratic
William Lowndes Yancey1	Democratic
William N. Richardson2	Democratic
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 Goodwyn7	Populist
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 Craig7	Republican
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 Aldrich7	Republican
William F. Aldrich7	Republican
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 Lawler2	Whig
John Gayle	Whig
William Jeffreys Alston	Whig

[edit] Footnotes

1. Resigned.

2. Died in office.

7. Successfully contested the election of the representative that was replaced.

8. Elected to fill the vacancy caused by the previous representative being elected to the next term, but dying before the term began.

9. Seat was contested by James Q. Smith and declared vacant; the original representative won back his own seat.

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