What party did John Tyler belong to?

John Tyler was a member of the Anti-Jacksonian party and represented the state of Virginia in the U.S. Senate.

When did John Tyler serve in the U.S. Senate?

John Tyler served in the U.S. Senate from March 4, 1827 to February 29, 1836, representing Virginia.

When did John Tyler die?

John Tyler died on January 18, 1862.

Historical Profile

John Tyler is no longer an active U.S. Senator. The information below reflects their most recent term.

Anti-Jacksonian Inactive

John Tyler

Former U.S. Senator for Virginia

Biography

John Tyler (died 1862) was an American politician who represented Virginia in the United States Senate from March 1827 to February 1836, during the 20th–24th Congresses. Tyler served as an Anti-Jacksonian. Tyler died on January 18, 1862.

Key Information

Full Name: John Tyler
Died: January 18, 1862
Term Started: March 4, 1827
Term Ended: February 29, 1836

Service History

Mar 4, 1827 – Feb 29, 1836 20th–24th Congresses Anti-Jacksonian Virginia

Service dates from the official U.S. Senate historical roster. For senators who changed party affiliation during their service, the party shown for each period is approximate.

Current Senators from Virginia

Served With

Senators who represented the same state during Tyler's service:

Littleton Tazewell (VA) 1827–1832
William Rives (VA) 1832–1834
Benjamin Leigh (VA) 1834–1836