Chaplains of The United States House of Representatives - List of House Chaplains

List of House Chaplains

Information regarding past and current House Chaplains, taken from the official House of Representatives website, includes the following:

Number Date of Appointment Chaplain Photo Christian Denomination
1. May 1, 1789 William Linn Presbyterian
2. December 10, 1790 Samuel Blair Presbyterian
3. November 5, 1792 Ashbel Green Presbyterian
4. November 27, 1800 Thomas Lyell Methodist
5. December 10, 1801 William Parkinson Baptist
6. November 30, 1804 James Laurie Presbyterian
7. December 4, 1806 Robert Elliott Presbyterian
8. October 30, 1807 Obadiah Bruen Brown Baptist
9. May 27, 1809 Jesse Lee Methodist
10. November 13, 1811 Nicholas Sneathen Methodist
11. November 6, 1812 Jesse Lee Methodist
12. September 23, 1814 Obadiah Bruen Brown Baptist
13. December 7, 1815 Spencer Houghton Cone Baptist
14. December 5, 1816 Burgiss Allison Baptist
15. November 16, 1820 John Nicholson Campbell Presbyterian
16. December 10, 1821 Jared Sparks Unitarian
17. December 5, 1822 John Brackenridge, D.D. Presbyterian
18. December 8, 1823 Henry Bidleman Bascom Methodist
19. December 9, 1824 Reuben Post Presbyterian
20. December 13, 1830 Ralph Randolph Gurley Presbyterian
21. December 13, 1831 Reuben Post Presbyterian
22. December 12, 1832 William Hammett Methodist
23. December 9, 1833 Thomas H. Stockton Methodist
24. December 10, 1834 Edward Dunlap Smith Presbyterian
25. December 24, 1835 Thomas H. Stockton Methodist
26. December 20, 1836 Oliver C. Comstock Baptist
27. September 12, 1837 Septimus Tustin Presbyterian
28. December 11, 1837 Levi R. Reese Methodist
29. February 4, 1840 Joshua Bates Congregationalist
30. December 15, 1840 Thomas W. Braxton Baptist
31. June 9, 1841 John W. French Episcopalian
32. December 13, 1841 John Newland Maffitt Methodist
33. December 14, 1842 Frederick T. Tiffany Episcopalian
34. December 16, 1843 Isaac S. Tinsley Baptist
35. December 4, 1844 William Mitchel Daily Methodist
36. December 1, 1845 William Henry Milburn Methodist
37. December 7, 1846 William T.S. Sprole Presbyterian
38. December 6, 1847 Ralph Gurley Presbyterian
39. December 1, 1851 Littleton F. Morgan Methodist
40. December 6, 1852 James Gallagher Presbyterian
41. December 5, 1853 William Henry Milburn Methodist
N/A March 4, 1855 None N/A
42. July 4, 1861 Thomas H. Stockton Methodist
43. December 7, 1863 William Henry Channing Unitarian
44. December 4, 1865 Charles B. Boynton Congregationalist
45. March 4, 1869 John George Butler Lutheran
46. December 6, 1875 S.L. Townsend Episcopalian
47. October 15, 1877 John Poise Methodist
48. December 3, 1877 W.P. Harrison Methodist
49. December 5, 1881 Frederick Dunglison Power Disciples of Christ
50. December 3, 1883 John Summerfield Lindsay Episcopalian
51. December 7, 1885 William Henry Milburn Methodist
52. August 7, 1893 Samuel W. Haddaway Methodist
53. December 4, 1893 Edward B. Bagby Christian
54. December 2, 1895 Henry N. Couden Universalist
55. April 11, 1921 James Shera Montgomery Methodist
56. January 3, 1950 Bernard Braskamp Presbyterian
57. January 10, 1967 Edward G. Latch Methodist
58. January 15, 1979 James D. Ford Lutheran
59. March 23, 2000 Daniel P. Coughlin Roman Catholic
60. May 25, 2011 Patrick J. Conroy Roman Catholic (Jesuit)

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