List of Speakers of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives
List of speakers of the Provincial Assembly
Speakers of the Pennsylvania Provincial Assembly (1682–1775) and the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (following the 1776 Constitution).

List of Speakers of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives

Section Title: List of speakers of the Provincial Assembly
Table Section Text: Speakers of the Pennsylvania Provincial Assembly (1682–1775) and the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (following the 1776 Constitution).

Name	Date elected

unknown (probably Wynne or More, below)	1682

Thomas Wynne	1682/1683

Nicholas More	1684

John White	1685

Arthur Cook	1689

Joseph Growdon	1690

unknown	1691

William Clark	1692

Joseph Growdon	1693

David Lloyd	1694

Edward Shippen	1695

John Simcock	1696

John Blunston	1697

Phineas Pemberton	1698

John Blunston	1699

Joseph Growdon	1700

David Lloyd	1703

Joseph Growden	1705

David Lloyd	1706

Richard Hill	1710

Isaac Norris	1712

Joseph Growdon	1713

David Lloyd	1714

Joseph Growdon	1715

Richard Hill	1716

William Trent	1717

Jonathan Dickinson	1718

William Trent	1719

Isaac Norris	1720

Jeremiah Langhorne	1721

Joseph Growdon	1722

David Lloyd	1723

William Biles, Jr.	1724

David Lloyd	1725

Andrew Hamilton	1729

Jeremiah Langhorne	1733

Andrew Hamilton	1734

John Kinsey	1739

John Wright	1745

John Kinsey	1745/1746

Isaac Norris (II)	1750

Thomas Leech	1758

Isaac Norris (II)	1758

Thomas Leech	1759

Isaac Norris (II)	1759

Benjamin Franklin	1764

Isaac Norris (II)	1764

Joseph Fox	1764

Joseph Galloway	1766

Joseph Fox	1769

Joseph Galloway	1769

Edward Biddle	1774

John Morton	1775

John Jacobs (under the 1776 Constitution)	1776

John Bayard	1777

Frederick Muhlenberg	1780

George Gray	1783

John Bayard	1784

Thomas Mifflin	1785

Gerardus Wynkoop II	1786 (four days)

Richard Peters	1788

William Bingham (under the 1790 constitution)	1790

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Frederick Muhlenberg was elected as the speaker in 1780.

final_sentence: Frederick Muhlenberg was elected as the speaker in 1780.