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Rufus King (1804, 1808)
Jared Ingersoll (1812)
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Nathan Sanford (1824)
Nathaniel Macon (1824)
Richard Rush (1828)
John Sergeant (1832)
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Richard M. Johnson (1840)
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William O. Butler (1848)
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William L. Dayton (1856)
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George H. Pendleton (1864)
Francis P. Blair Jr. (1868)
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Thomas A. Hendricks (1876)
William H. English (1880)
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Whitelaw Reid (1892)
Arthur Sewall (1896)
Adlai Stevenson I (1900)
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John W. Kern (1908)
James S. Sherman (1912)
Charles W. Fairbanks (1916)
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Charles Curtis (1932)
Frank Knox (1936)
Charles L. McNary (1940)
John W. Bricker (1944)
Earl Warren (1948)
John Sparkman (1952)
Estes Kefauver (1956)
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. (1960)
William E. Miller (1964)
Edmund Muskie (1968)
Sargent Shriver (1972)
Bob Dole (1976)
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Richard Rush (1825–1829)
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Thomas Ewing (1841)
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John Bell (1841)
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William Wilkins (1844–1845)
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Thomas Walker Gilmer (1844)
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Edmund Gibson (1729–1736)
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Left, husband of Jane Webb (fl. 