List of Delaware General Assembly Sessions - Constitution of 1792

Constitution of 1792

Under the Delaware Constitution of 1792 the General Assembly consisted of the Senate and the House of Representatives. There were nine members of the Senate, three from each county, and twenty-one members of the House of Representatives, seven from each county. All members were elected "at-large" from a multi-member district that included their entire county. Elections were held the first Tuesday of October and terms began on the first Tuesday in January, lasting three years for the Senate and one year for the House. Approximately one third of the Senate was elected every year. Sessions were generally held once every year.


Delaware General Assembly 1793-1832
Year Assembly Governor Senate Majority Speaker House Majority Speaker
1793 17th Joshua Clayton Federalist Daniel Rogers Federalist George Wilson
Stephen Lewis
1794 18th Joshua Clayton Federalist Daniel Rogers Federalist Stephen Lewis
1795 19th Joshua Clayton Federalist Daniel Rogers Federalist Peter Lowber
1796 20th Gunning Bedford, Sr. Federalist Daniel Rogers Federalist Stephen Lewis
1797 21st Gunning Bedford, Sr.
Daniel Rogers
Federalist Daniel Rogers Federalist Stephen Lewis
1798 22nd Daniel Rogers Federalist Isaac Davis Federalist Stephen Lewis
1799 23rd Richard Bassett Federalist Isaac Davis Federalist Stephen Lewis
1800 24th Richard Bassett Federalist James Sykes Federalist Stephen Lewis
1801 25th Richard Bassett
James Sykes
Federalist James Sykes Federalist Stephen Lewis
1802 26th David Hall Federalist Daniel Rogers Federalist Stephen Lewis
1803 27th David Hall Federalist James Sykes Federalist Stephen Lewis
1804 28th David Hall Federalist James Sykes Federalist Jesse Green
1805 29th Nathaniel Mitchell Federalist James Sykes Federalist Thomas Laws
1806 30th Nathaniel Mitchell Federalist James Sykes Federalist Jesse Green
1807 31st Nathaniel Mitchell Federalist James Sykes Federalist William Warner
1808 32nd George Truitt Federalist James Sykes Federalist Stephen Lewis
1809 33rd George Truitt Federalist James Sykes Federalist Stephen Lewis
1810 34th George Truitt Federalist James Sykes Federalist Stephen Lewis
1811 35th Joseph Haslet Federalist James Sykes Federalist Cornelius P. Comegys
1812 36th Joseph Haslet Federalist James Sykes Federalist Cornelius P. Comegys
1813 37th Joseph Haslet Federalist Andrew Barratt Federalist Cornelius P. Comegys
1814 38th Daniel Rodney Federalist Andrew Barratt Federalist Cornelius P. Comegys
1815 39th Daniel Rodney Federalist Jesse Green Federalist Cornelius P. Comegys
1816 40th Daniel Rodney Federalist Jesse Green Federalist Nathan Vickers
1817 41st John Clark Federalist Henry Molleston Federalist Nathan Vickers
1818 42nd John Clark Federalist Henry Molleston Federalist Nathan Vickers
1819 43rd John Clark Federalist Henry Molleston Federalist Nathan Vickers
1820 44th Jacob Stout Federalist Jacob Stout Federalist Nathan Vickers
1821 45th John Collins Federalist Caleb Rodney Federalist John Cummins
1822 46th John Collins
Caleb Rodney
Federalist Caleb Rodney Federalist Alrichs Ryland
1823 47th Joseph Haslet
Charles Thomas
Democratic-Republican Charles Thomas Democratic-Republican George Clark, Jr.
1824 48th Samuel Paynter Federalist Jesse Green Federalist Joshua Burton
1825 49th Samuel Paynter Federalist Jesse Green Federalist Joshua Burton
1826 50th Samuel Paynter Federalist Charles Polk, Jr. Federalist Arnold S. Naudain
1827 51st Charles Polk, Jr. Federalist Henry Whiteley Federalist Archibald Hamilton
1828 52nd Charles Polk, Jr. Federalist Presley Spruance Federalist William W. Morris
1829 53rd Charles Polk, Jr. Federalist Presley Spruance Federalist William W. Morris
John Raymond
1830 54th David Hazzard National Republican Presley Spruance National Republican Joshua Burton
1831 55th David Hazzard National Republican Presley Spruance National Republican Joshua Burton
1832 56th David Hazzard National Republican James P. Lofland National Republican Thomas Davis

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