Representatives of Virginia (U.S.)

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R. L. T. Beale was twice a member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1847–1849; 1879–1881), member of the Convention of 1850–1851, member of the Senate of Virginia (1857–1860), and a Confederate army officer during the American Civil War (1861–1865). After earning a law degree at the University of Virginia, Beale practiced law in his native Westmoreland County. He was first elected to Congress as a proslavery Democrat but did not seek reelection. Instea. . .

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Beale–Daniel

Beale, R. L. T. (1819–1893)
Burch, Thomas Granville (1869–1951)
Byrne, Leslie (1946– )
Carlile, John S. (1817–1878)
Chilton, Samuel (1805–1867)
Daniel, John Warwick (1842–1910)

Daniel–Scott

Daniel, Wilbur Clarence "Dan" (1914–1988)
Johnston, Joseph E. (1807–1891)
Letcher, John (1813–1884)
Montague, Andrew Jackson (1862–1937)
Peery, George Campbell (1873–1952)
Scott, Robert Cortez "Bobby" (1947– )

Smith–Wise

Smith, Howard Worth (1883–1976)
Swanson, Claude A. (1862–1939)
Tucker, George (1775–1861)
Wise, Henry A. (1806–1876)

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Representatives of Virginia (U.S.)

Beale–Daniel

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Smith–Wise