8th United States Congress
House of Representatives

8th United States Congress

Section Title: House of Representatives
Table Section Text: None

District	Vacator	Reason for change	Successor	Date of successor's formal installation

New York 7th	Vacant	John Cantine (DR) was elected, but resigned before the Congress began.	Josiah Hasbrouck (DR)	October 17, 1803

Connecticut at-large	Elias Perkins (F)	Incumbent elected but chose not to serve. Successor elected September 5, 1803.	Simeon Baldwin (F)	October 17, 1803

New York 6th	Isaac Bloom (DR)	Died April 26, 1803	Daniel C. Verplanck (DR)	October 17, 1803

New York 1st	John Smith (DR)	Resigned February 23, 1804, after being elected to U.S. Senate	Samuel Riker (DR)	November 5, 1804

Virginia 5th	Thomas Lewis, Jr. (F)	Lost contested election March 5, 1804	Andrew Moore (DR)	March 5, 1804

Maryland 4th	Daniel Hiester (DR)	Died March 7, 1804	Roger Nelson (DR)	November 6, 1804

Virginia 13th	John J. Trigg (DR)	Died May 17, 1804	Christopher H. Clark (DR)	November 5, 1804

Massachusetts 12th	Thomson J. Skinner (DR)	Resigned August 10, 1804	Simon Larned (DR)	November 5, 1804

Virginia 5th	Andrew Moore (DR)	Resigned August 11, 1804, after being appointed to U.S. Senate	Alexander Wilson (DR)	December 4, 1804

Pennsylvania 10th	William Hoge (DR)	Resigned October 15, 1804	John Hoge (DR)	November 2, 1804

New York 3rd	Samuel L. Mitchill (DR)	Resigned November 22, 1804, after being elected to U.S. Senate	George Clinton, Jr. (DR)	February 14, 1805

North Carolina 5th	James Gillespie (DR)	Died January 11, 1805	Vacant	Not filled for remainder of term

Georgia At-large	Samuel Hammond (DR)	Resigned February 2, 1805, after becoming Civil and Military Governor of the Upper Louisiana Territory	Vacant	Not filled for remainder of term

Sentence(s)

Thomson J. Skinner (DR) was until August 10, 1804 and Simon Larned (DR) succeeded him on November 5, 1804.

final_sentence: Thomson J. Skinner (DR) was until August 10, 1804 and Simon Larned (DR) succeeded him on November 5, 1804.