86th New York State Legislature
Assemblymen
Table:
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[1]

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[2]

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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