34th United States Congress

Columns: District | Vacator | Reason for change | Successor | Date of successor 's formal installation
Kansas Territory At-large | John W. Whitfield ( D ) | House declared August 1 , 1856 , the seat vacant . He was subsequently re-elected to fill the vacancy | John W. Whitfield ( D ) | Seated December 9 , 1856 | Vermont 1st | James Meacham ( O ) | Died August 23 , 1856 | George T. Hodges ( R ) | Seated December 1 , 1856 | Illinois 5th | William A. Richardson ( D ) | Resigned August 25 , 1856 | Jacob C. Davis ( D ) | Seated November 4 , 1856 | South Carolina 4th | Preston Brooks ( D ) | Died January 27 , 1857 | Vacant | Not filled this term | New York 20th | Orsamus B. Matteson ( O ) | Resigned February 27 , 1857 | Vacant | Not filled this term | New York 23rd | William A. Gilbert ( O ) | Resigned February 27 , 1857 | Vacant | Not filled this term | New York 33rd | Francis S. Edwards ( A ) | Resigned February 28 , 1857 | Vacant | Not filled this term

Example questions:
When did this 34th United States Congress politician , who represented this district that Abraham Lincoln also represented , serve as a prosecuting attorney in Indiana ? | Which college did this 34th U.S. Congress representative attend who was succeeded by this professor of mathematics and moral philosophy at Masonic College in Lexington ? | When did this incident happen for which this 34th United States Congress politician representing this district known for its two major cities of Greenville and Spartanburg represented ? | Who currently represents this 34th United States Congress district that was once represented by this judge and politician born on December 11 , 1810 ?

Answers:
1846-1848 | Centre College | May 22 , 1856 | Republican Rob Wittman