Congressmen of St Clair County

Congressmen of St. Clair County
home	Omar D. Conger Representative, 1869 - 1881 The first representative in Congress from St. Clair county was Omar D. Conger, who was elected to the forty-first congress, beginning in 1869, and who was re-elected to the succeeding six congresses. After being elected as representative in 1880, he was elected United States Senator in 1881, serving in that capacity one term, from 1881 to 1887, the only time in which this county has been honored in that office. The other representatives from the district in which St. Clair county has been are as follows:
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photos	Year	Congressmen	District
ships	1881 - 1882	John T. Rich	Lapeer County
this n that	1883 - 1886	Ezra C. Carleton	St. Clair County
links	1887 - 1894	Justin R. Whiting	St. Clair County
guestbook	1895 - 1898	Horace G. Snover	Huron County
	1899 - 1902	Edgar Weeks	Macomb County
	1903	Henry McMorran	St. Clair County

	Prior to Mr. Conger, the representatives from the various districts in which St. Clair county chanced to be were as follows:
	Year	Congressmen	District
	1835 - 1840	Isaac Crary	Marshall
	1841 - 1842	Jacob M. Howard	Detroit
	1843 - 1846	James B. Hunt	Pontiac
	1847 - 1850	Kinsley S. Bingham	Green Oak
	1851 - 1852	James L. Conger	Belvedere
	1853 - 1854	Hester L. Stevens	Pontiac
	1855 - 1856	George W. Peck	Lansing
	1857 - 1860	Dewitt C. Leach	Lansing
	1861 - 1862	Rowland E. Trowbridge	Bloomfield
	1863 - 1864	Augustus C. Baldwin	Pontiac
	1865 - 1868	Rowland E. Trowbridge	Bloomfield
Source: St. Clair County, Michigan, its history and its people; a narrative account of its historical progress and its principal interests,, Jenks, William Lee, 1856-1936, pgs. 441.

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