What party did Samuel Maclay belong to?

Samuel Maclay was a member of the Democratic-Republican party and represented the state of Pennsylvania in the U.S. Senate.

When did Samuel Maclay serve in the U.S. Senate?

Samuel Maclay served in the U.S. Senate from March 4, 1803 to January 4, 1809, representing Pennsylvania.

When did Samuel Maclay die?

Samuel Maclay died on November 5, 1811.

Historical Profile

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

Democratic-Republican Inactive

Samuel Maclay

Former U.S. Senator for Pennsylvania

Biography

Samuel Maclay (died 1811) was an American politician who represented Pennsylvania in the United States Senate from March 1803 to January 1809, during the 8th–10th Congresses. Maclay served as a Democratic-Republican. Maclay died on November 5, 1811.

Key Information

Full Name: Samuel Maclay
Died: November 5, 1811
Term Started: March 4, 1803
Term Ended: January 4, 1809

Service History

Mar 4, 1803 – Jan 4, 1809 8th–10th Congresses Democratic-Republican Pennsylvania

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 Pennsylvania

Served With

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

George Logan (PA) 1803–1807
Andrew Gregg (PA) 1807–1809