List of United States Congress members who died in office (1790–1899)

The following is a list of United States senators and representatives who died of natural or accidental causes, or who killed themselves, while serving their terms between 1790 and 1899. For a list of members of Congress who were killed while in office, see List of United States Congress members killed or wounded in office.

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Member	Party	State (district)	Date of death	Age at death (years)	Cause	Place of death	Place of burial	Successor	Serving since (in the House/Senate)	Date of birth	Place of birth	U.S. Congress
William Grayson	Federalist	Virginia (Senator)	March 12, 1790	49/50	Gout^[1]	Dumfries, Virginia	Grayson Family Vault, Belle Aire, Virginia	John Walker	March 4, 1789	Sometime in 1740	Prince William County, Virginia	1st
Theodorick Bland	Federalist	Virginia (9th district)	June 1, 1790	49	"influenza united with the effects & remains of previous indisposition"^[2]	New York City, New York	Congressional Cemetery, Washington, D.C.	William B. Giles	March 4, 1789	March 21, 1741	Prince George County, Virginia	1st
Roger Sherman	Federalist	Connecticut (Senator)	July 23, 1793	72	Typhoid fever	New Haven, Connecticut	Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven, Connecticut	Stephen M. Mitchell	June 13, 1791 (U.S. House tenure March 4, 1789 – March 3, 1791)	April 19, 1721	Newton, Massachusetts	3rd
Abraham Clark	Federalist	New Jersey (At-large)	September 15, 1794	68	Sunstroke	New Jersey	Rahway Cemetery, New Jersey	Aaron Kitchell	March 4, 1791	February 15, 1726	Elizabethtown, New Jersey	3rd
Alexander Gillon	Federalist	South Carolina (5th district)	October 6, 1794	52/53	Unknown	Orangeburg District, South Carolina	Orangeburg County, South Carolina	Robert G. Harper	March 4, 1793	Sometime in 1741	Rotterdam, Dutch Republic	3rd
James Davenport	Federalist	Connecticut (At-large)	August 3, 1797	38	Unknown	Stamford, Connecticut	Northfield Cemetery, Stamford, Connecticut	Samuel W. Dana	December 5, 1796	October 12, 1758	Stamford, Connecticut	5th
Nathan Bryan	Democratic-Republican	North Carolina (10th district)	June 4, 1798	49/50	Unknown	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Congressional Cemetery, Washington, D.C.	Richard D. Spaight	March 4, 1795	Sometime in 1748	Craven County, North Carolina	5th
John Swanwick	Democratic-Republican	Pennsylvania (1st district)	July 31, 1798	57/58	Yellow fever	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Saint Peter's Episcopal Churchyard, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Robert Waln	March 4, 1795	Sometime in 1740	Liverpool, England	5th
Joshua Clayton	Federalist	Delaware (Senator)	August 11, 1798	54	Yellow fever	New Castle County, Delaware	Bethel Church Cemetery, Chesapeake City, Maryland	William H. Wells	January 19, 1798	July 20, 1744	Wyoming, Delaware	5th
Joshua Coit	Federalist	Connecticut (At-large)	September 5, 1798	39	Yellow fever^[3]	New London, Connecticut	Cedar Grove Cemetery, New London, Connecticut	Zephaniah Swift	March 4, 1793	October 7, 1758	New London, Connecticut	5th
Henry Tazewell	Federalist	Virginia (Senator)	January 24, 1799	45	Unknown	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Saint Peter's Episcopal Churchyard, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Wilson C. Nicholas	December 29, 1794	November 27, 1753	Brunswick County, Virginia	5th
Jonathan Nicoll Havens	Democratic-Republican	New York (1st district)	October 25, 1799	42	Unknown	Shelter Island, Suffolk County, New York	Presbyterian Church Burial Ground, Shelter Island, Suffolk County, New York	John Smith	March 4, 1795	June 18, 1757	Shelter Island, New York	6th
Thomas Hartley	Federalist	Pennsylvania (8th district)	December 21, 1800	52	Unknown	York, Pennsylvania	St. John's Churchyard, York, Pennsylvania	John Stewart	March 4, 1789	September 7, 1748	Colebrookdale Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania	6th
James Jones	Federalist	Georgia (At-large)	January 11, 1801	31/32	Unknown	Washington D.C.	Congressional Cemetery, Washington, D.C.	John Milledge	March 4, 1799	Sometime in 1769	Maryland	6th
Narsworthy Hunter	Federalist	Mississippi (Delegate)	March 11, 1802	45/46	Unknown	Washington D.C.	Congressional Cemetery, Washington, D.C.	William Lattimore	December 7, 1801	1756	Virginia	7th
Charles Johnson	Democratic-Republican	North Carolina (8th district)	July 23, 1802	49/50	Unknown	Bandon, North Carolina	Edenton Cemetery, Edenton, North Carolina	Thomas Wynns	March 4, 1801	Sometime in 1752	Scotland	7th
John Ewing Colhoun	Democratic-Republican	South Carolina (Senator)	October 26, 1802	52/53	Unknown	Pendleton, South Carolina	Family cemetery in Pickens County, South Carolina	Pierce Butler	March 4, 1801	Sometime in 1749	Staunton, Virginia	7th
Isaac Bloom	Democratic-Republican	New York (6th district)	April 26, 1803	54	Unknown	Poughkeepsie, New York	Pittsbury Presbyterian Churchyard, Washington Hollow, New York	Daniel C. Verplanck	March 4, 1803	Sometime in 1748	Jamaica, Queens County, New York	8th
Stevens T. Mason	Democratic-Republican	Virginia (Senator)	May 10, 1803	42	Unknown	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Family burying ground at Raspberry Plain in Loudoun County, Virginia	John Taylor	November 18, 1794	December 29, 1760	Chopawamsic, Stafford County, Virginia	8th
Daniel Hiester	Democratic-Republican	Maryland (4th district)	March 7, 1804	56	Unknown	Washington D.C.	Zion Reformed Graveyard, Hagerstown, Maryland	Roger Nelson	March 4, 1801 (previously served March 4, 1789 – July 1, 1796)	June 25, 1747	Berks County, Pennsylvania	8th
John Johns Trigg	Democratic-Republican	Virginia (13th district)	May 17, 1804	55/56	Unknown	Bedford County, Virginia	Bedford County, Virginia	Christopher H. Clark	March 4, 1797	Sometime in 1748	Bedford County, Virginia	8th
Samuel J. Potter	Democratic-Republican	Rhode Island (Senator)	October 14, 1804	51	Unknown	Washington, D.C.	Kingston, Rhode Island	Benjamin Howland	March 4, 1803	June 29, 1753	South Kingstown, Rhode Island	8th
James Gillespie	Democratic-Republican	North Carolina (5th district)	January 11, 1805	57/58	Unknown	Washington, D.C.	Congressional Cemetery, Washington, D.C.	Thomas Kenan	March 4, 1803 (previously served March 4, 1793 – March 3, 1799)	Sometime in 1747	Kenansville, North Carolina	8th
John A. Hanna	Democratic-Republican	Pennsylvania (4th district)	July 23, 1805	42/43	Unknown	Harrisburg, Pennsylvania	Harrisburg Cemetery, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania	David Bard	March 4, 1797	Sometime in 1762	Flemington, New Jersey	9th
James Jackson	Democratic-Republican	Georgia (Senator)	March 19, 1806	48	Unknown	Washington, D.C.	Congressional Cemetery, Washington, D.C.	John Milledge	March 4, 1801 (U.S. House tenure March 4, 1789 – March 3, 1791/previously served March 4, 1793 – March 3, 1795)	September 21, 1757	Moretonhampstead, Devonshire, England	9th
Christian Lower	Democratic-Republican	Pennsylvania (3rd district)	December 19, 1806	66	Unknown	Tulpehocken Township, Pennsylvania	Tulpehocken Church Burial Ground, Tulpehocken Township, Pennsylvania	Isaac Anderson	March 4, 1805	January 7, 1740	Tulpehocken Township, Pennsylvania	9th
Levi Casey	Democratic-Republican	South Carolina (6th district)	February 3, 1807	53/54	Unknown	Washington, D.C.	Congressional Cemetery, Washington, D.C.	Joseph Calhoun	March 4, 1803	Sometime in 1752	South Carolina	9th
Abraham Baldwin	Democratic-Republican	Georgia (Senator)	March 4, 1807	52	Unknown	Washington, D.C.	Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, D.C.	George Jones	March 4, 1799 (U.S. House tenure March 4, 1789 – March 3, 1799)	November 22, 1754	Guilford, Connecticut	9th
Uriah Tracy	Federalist	Connecticut (Senator)	July 19, 1807	52	Dropsy^[4]	Washington, D.C.	Congressional Cemetery, Washington, D.C.	Chauncey Goodrich	October 13, 1796 (U.S. House tenure April 8, 1793 – October 13, 1796)	February 2, 1755	Franklin, Connecticut	10th
Ezra Darby	Democratic-Republican	New Jersey (At-large)	January 27, 1808	39	"a consumptive complaint"^[5]	Washington, D.C.	Congressional Cemetery, Washington, D.C.	Adam Boyd	March 4, 1805	June 7, 1768	Scotch Plains, New Jersey	10th
Jacob Crowninshield	Democratic-Republican	Massachusetts (2nd district)	April 15, 1808	38	Consumption^[6]	Washington, D.C.	Harmony Grove Cemetery, Salem, Massachusetts	Joseph Story

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