86th New York State Legislature
Assemblymen
The asterisk (*) denotes members of the previous Legislature who continued as members of this Legislature. Party affiliations follow the original vote for Speaker.

86th New York State Legislature

Section Title: Assemblymen
Table Section Text: The asterisk (*) denotes members of the previous Legislature who continued as members of this Legislature. Party affiliations follow the original vote for Speaker.

District	Assemblymen	Party	Notes

Albany	1st	William J. Snyder	Democrat

2nd	John Cutler	Democrat

3rd	Henry L. Wait	Democrat

4th	William L. Oswald	Democrat

Allegany	1st	Alvah E. Cruttenden*	Republican

2nd	Edward D. Loveridge*	Republican

Broome	Francis B. Smith	Republican

Cattaraugus	1st	Andrew L. Allen*	Republican

2nd	Albert G. Dow	Republican

Cayuga	1st	George I. Post	Republican

2nd	William P. Robinson	Republican

Chautauqua	1st	John Steward	Republican

2nd	Henry C. Lake*	Republican

Chemung	Charles Hulett	Democrat

Chenango	1st	Elizur H. Prindle	Republican

2nd	Francis B. Fisher*	Republican

Clinton	George Adgate	Democrat

Columbia	1st	Peter G. Kisselbrack	Democrat

2nd	Elias W. Bostwick	Republican

Cortland	Henry B. Van Hoesen	Republican

Delaware	1st	Robert W. Courtney	Republican

2nd	Francis R. Gilbert	Democrat

Dutchess	1st	Luther S. Dutcher	Democrat

2nd	Joseph C. Doughty	Democrat

Erie	1st	John W. Murphy*	Democrat

2nd	Horatio Seymour*	Democrat

3rd	Timothy A. Hopkins	Democrat

4th	Anson G. Conger	Republican

Essex	Palmer E. Havens*	Republican

Franklin	Albert Andrus*	Republican

Fulton and Hamilton	Willard J. Heacock	Republican

Genesee	Loren Green	Republican

Greene	Luke Roe	Democrat

Herkimer	1st	Griffin Sweet	Republican

2nd	Archibald C. McGowan	Republican

Jefferson	1st	Charles A. Benjamin	Republican

2nd	Levi Miller	Republican

3rd	William Dewey*	Republican

Kings	1st	John Paulding	Democrat

2nd	Bernard Hughes	Democrat

3rd	Samuel E. Johnson	Democrat

4th	James Darcy*	Democrat

5th	Theophilus C. Callicot	Democrat	elected Speaker

6th	Henry C. Boswell	Democrat

7th	Charles P. Leslie	Democrat

Lewis	John Chickering	Republican

Livingston	1st	Hamilton E. Smith	Republican

2nd	Samuel Skinner*	Republican

Madison	1st	William H. Brand*	Republican

2nd	George L. Rouse	Republican

Monroe	1st	George E. McGonegal*	Republican

2nd	Eliphaz Trimmer*	Democrat

3rd	William Brown	Republican

Montgomery	Freeman P. Moulton	Democrat

New York	1st	Cornelius Flynn	Democrat

2nd	Daniel Leamy*	Democrat

3rd	George L. Loutrel*	Democrat

4th	William C. Gover	Democrat

5th	Henry Rogers	Democrat

6th	Julius Korn	Democrat

7th	Vincent C. King	Democrat

8th	Thomas H. Hill	Democrat

9th	David V. Freeman	Democrat

10th	Daniel M. O'Brien*	Democrat

11th	Thomas A. Ledwith	Democrat

12th	Andrew Smith*	Democrat

13th	Alexander Ward*	Democrat

14th	Robert C. Hutchings	Democrat

15th	Gilbert Dean	Democrat

16th	Michael McCann	Democrat

17th	Thomas C. Fields	Democrat	also a Central Park Commissioner

Niagara	1st	Benjamin H. Fletcher*	Democrat

2nd	William Morgan	Republican

Oneida	1st	Abram B. Weaver	Democrat

2nd	Daniel M. Prescott	Republican

3rd	Asa S. Sherman	Democrat

4th	Isaac McDougall	Republican

Onondaga	1st	James M. Munro	Republican

2nd	Elizur Clark	Democrat

3rd	Joseph Breed	Republican

Ontario	1st	Perez H. Field	Republican

2nd	Lanson Dewey	Republican

Orange	1st	John D. Van Buren	Democrat

2nd	Charles S. Woodward	Democrat

Orleans	John Parks	Republican

Oswego	1st	Abner C. Mattoon	Republican

2nd	Hiram W. Loomis	Republican

3rd	Harvey Palmer	Republican

Otsego	1st	William Brooks	Democrat

2nd	Cornelius A. Church*	Republican

Putnam	Saxton Smith	Democrat	also Supervisor of Putnam Valley

Queens	1st	Charles T. Duryea	Democrat

2nd	Henry S. Lott	Democrat

Rensselaer	1st	James McKeon	Democrat

2nd	John A. Quackenbush	Republican

3rd	Ebenezer S. Strait	Democrat

Richmond	Theodore Frean	Democrat

Rockland	James S. Haring*	Democrat

St. Lawrence	1st	Elias P. Townsley*	Republican

2nd	James Redington*	Republican

3rd	Abraham X. Parker	Republican

Saratoga	1st	Ira Brockett	Democrat

2nd	Nathaniel M. Houghton*	Republican

Schenectady	John McShea Jr.	Democrat

Schoharie	Stephen L. Mayham	Democrat

Schuyler	Samuel Lawrence	Republican

Seneca	James McLean	Democrat

Steuben	1st	John W. Taggart	Republican

2nd	Henry Sherwood*	Republican

3rd	Horace Bemis	Republican

Suffolk	1st	Benjamin F. Wiggins	Republican

2nd	John S. Havens*	Democrat

Sullivan	William Gillespie	Democrat

Tioga	Nathaniel W. Davis	Republican

Tompkins	Ezra Cornell*	Republican

Ulster	1st	Jesse F. Bookstaver*	Democrat

2nd	Jacob LeFever	Republican

3rd	Ebenezer Westbrook*	Democrat

Warren	Newton Aldrich	Republican

Washington	1st	Asa C. Tefft	Republican

2nd	Ervin Hopkins Jr.	Republican

Wayne	1st	Thaddeus W. Collins	Republican

2nd	Lemuel Durfee	Republican

Westchester	1st	Pierre C. Talman*	Democrat

2nd	John E. Marshall	Democrat

3rd	Chauncey M. Depew*	Republican	on November 3, 1863, elected Secretary of State of New York

Wyoming	Byron Healy	Republican

Yates	Guy Shaw	Republican

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