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This is a list of people who, at the time of their death, were the oldest sitting or former members of the United States House of Representatives, followed by a list of the currently oldest living sitting or former representatives.

== Historical ==
This is a list of the people who, at the time of their death, were the oldest surviving members of the United States House of Representatives.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Begin date
!End date
!Representative
!Date of birth
!House term
!State served
!Party
!Age (years, days)
|-
|March 4, 1789
|July 23, 1793
|Roger Sherman
|April 19, 1721
|1789–1791
|Connecticut
|Pro-Administration
|72 years, 95 days
|-
|July 23, 1793
|September 15, 1794
|Abraham Clark
|February 15, 1726
|1791–1794
|New Jersey
|Pro-Administration
|68 years, 212 days
|-
|September 15, 1794
|December 10, 1796
|Israel Jacobs
|June 9, 1726
|1791–1793
|Pennsylvania
|Pro-Administration
|70 years, 184 days
|-
|December 10, 1796
|October 28, 1800
|Artemas Ward
|November 26, 1727
|1791–1795
|Massachusetts
|Pro-Administration
|72 years, 335 days
|-
|October 28, 1800
|March 27, 1814
|William Smith
|April 12, 1728
|1789–1791
|Maryland
|Anti-Administration
|85 years, 349 days
|-
|March 27, 1814
|July 26, 1819
|George Leonard
|July 4, 1729
|1789–1793
1795–1797
|Massachusetts
|Pro-Administration
Federalist
|90 years, 22 days
|-
|July 26, 1819
|June 1, 1832
|Thomas Sumter
|August 14, 1734
|1789–1793
1797–1801
|South Carolina
|Anti-Administration
Democratic-Republican
|97 years, 292 days
|-
|June 1, 1832
|March 7, 1838
|Paine Wingate
|May 14, 1739
|1793–1795
|New Hampshire
|Pro-Administration
|98 years, 297 days
|-
|March 7, 1838
|May 22, 1842
|Henry Southard
|October 7, 1747
|1801–1811
1815–1821
|New Jersey
|Democratic-Republican
|94 years, 227 days
|-
|May 22, 1842
|October 18, 1843
|Ebenezer Elmer
|August 23, 1752
|1801–1807
|New Jersey
|Democratic-Republican
|91 years, 56 days
|-
|October 18, 1843
|March 6, 1844
|Gabriel Duvall
|December 6, 1752
|1794–1796
|Maryland
|Anti-Administration
Democratic-Republican
|91 years, 91 days
|-
|March 6, 1844
|March 23, 1846
|Laban Wheaton
|March 13, 1754
|1809–1817
|Massachusetts
|Federalist
|92 years, 10 days
|-
|March 23, 1846
|January 20, 1849
|Nathan Read
|July 2, 1759
|1800–1803
|Massachusetts
|Federalist
|89 years, 202 days
|-
|January 20, 1849
|May 26, 1851
|Simeon Baldwin
|December 14, 1761
|1803–1805
|Connecticut
|Federalist
|89 years, 163 days
|-
|May 26, 1851
|March 29, 1855
|John Locke
|February 14, 1764
|1823–1829
|Massachusetts
|Adams Republican
|91 years, 43 days
|-
|March 29, 1855
|April 8, 1857
|Alexander Boyd
|September 14, 1764
|1813–1815
|New York
|Federalist
|92 years, 206 days
|-
|April 8, 1857
|January 23, 1858
|Daniel Burrows
|October 26, 1766
|1821–1823
|Connecticut
|Democratic-Republican
|91 years, 89 days
|-
|January 23, 1858
|August 3, 1863
|Zadock Cook
|February 18, 1769
|1816–1819
|Georgia
|Democratic-Republican
|94 years, 166 days
|-
|August 3, 1863
|July 1, 1864
|Josiah Quincy III
|February 4, 1772
|1805–1813
|Massachusetts
|Federalist
|92 years, 148 days
|-
|July 1, 1864
|January 2, 1866
|Thomas Chandler
|August 10, 1772
|1829–1833
|New Hampshire
|Jacksonian
|93 years, 145 days
|-
|January 2, 1866
|April 1, 1868
|James Parker
|March 1, 1776
|1833–1837
|New Jersey
|Jacksonian
|92 years, 31 days
|-
|April 1, 1868
|July 1, 1868
|Samuel Tweedy
|March 8, 1776
|1833–1835
|Connecticut
|Anti-Jacksonian
|92 years, 115 days
|-
|July 1, 1868
|July 18, 1872
|Samuel Thatcher
|July 1, 1776
|1802–1805
|Massachusetts
|Federalist
|96 years, 17 days
|-
|July 18, 1872
|August 12, 1875
|Horace Binney
|January 4, 1780
|1833–1835
|Pennsylvania
|Anti-Jacksonian
|95 years, 220 days
|-
|August 12, 1875
|February 16, 1880
|Daniel Sheffer
|May 24, 1783
|1837–1839
|Pennsylvania
|Democratic
|96 years, 268 days
|-
|February 16, 1880
|September 22, 1881
|John Alfred Cuthbert
|June 3, 1788
|1819–1821
|Georgia
|Democratic-Republican
|93 years, 111 days
|-
|September 22, 1881
|February 7, 1885
|Joseph Grinnell
|November 17, 1788
|1843–1851
|Massachusetts
|Whig
|96 years, 82 days
|-
|February 7, 1885
|August 8, 1885
|James Garland
|June 6, 1791
|1835–1841
|Virginia
|Jacksonian
Democratic
Conservative
|94 years, 63 days
|-
|August 8, 1885
|May 7, 1886
|David Fisher
|December 3, 1794
|1847–1849
|Ohio
|Whig
|91 years, 155 days
|-
|May 7, 1886
|January 9, 1887
|Elijah Babbitt
|July 29, 1795
|1859–1863
|Pennsylvania
|Republican
|91 years, 164 days
|-
|January 9, 1887
|June 9, 1887
|John Hoge Ewing
|October 8, 1796
|1845–1847
|Pennsylvania
|Whig
|90 years, 244 days
|-
|June 9, 1887
|July 26, 1891
|Paul Dillingham
|August 10, 1799
|1843–1847
|Vermont
|Democratic
|91 years, 350 days
|-
|July 26, 1891
|May 9, 1892
|Sidney Lawrence
|December 31, 1801
|1847–1849
|New York
|Democratic
|90 years, 130 days
|-
|May 9, 1892
|June 11, 1894
|John T. Andrews
|May 29, 1803
|1837–1839
|New York
|Democratic
|91 years, 13 days
|-
|June 11, 1894
|February 12, 1896
|Emery D. Potter
|October 7, 1804
|1843–1845
1849–1851
|Ohio
|Democratic
|91 years, 128 days
|-
|February 12, 1896
|January 12, 1897
|John W. Crisfield
|November 8, 1806
|1847–1849
1861–1863
|Maryland
|Whig
Unionist
|90 years, 65 days
|-
|January 12, 1897
|April 16, 1900
|John W. Hunter
|October 15, 1807
|1866–1867
|New York
|Democratic
|92 years, 183 days
|-
|April 16, 1900
|March 18, 1902
|Daniel Wells, Jr.
|July 16, 1808
|1853–1857
|Wisconsin
|Democratic
|93 years, 245 days
|-
|March 18, 1902
|April 24, 1902
|Edwin Hickman Ewing
|December 2, 1809
|1845–1847
|Tennessee
|Whig
|92 years, 143 days
|-
|April 24, 1902
|March 8, 1903
|Martin I. Townsend
|February 6, 1810
|1875–1879
|New York
|Republican
|93 years, 30 days
|-
|March 8, 1903
|March 27, 1908
|Ephraim R. Eckley
|December 9, 1811
|1863–1869
|Ohio
|Republican
|96 years, 109 days
|-
|March 27, 1908
|September 18, 1910
|James McGrew
|September 14, 1813
|1869–1873
|West Virginia
|Republican
|97 years, 4 days
|-
|September 18, 1910
|March 14, 1911
|John H. Rice
|February 5, 1816
|1861–1867
|Maine
|Republican
|95 years, 37 days
|-
|March 14, 1911
|October 3, 1911
|John Morgan Bright
|January 20, 1817
|1871–1881
|Tennessee
|Democratic
|94 years, 256 days
|-
|October 3, 1911
|March 12, 1916
|George William Palmer
|January 13, 1818
|1857–1861
|New York
|Republican
|98 years, 59 days
|-
|March 12, 1916
|November 3, 1924
|Cornelius Cole
|September 17, 1822
|1863–1865
|California
|Republican
|102 years, 47 days
|-
|November 3, 1924
|February 28, 1926
|William W. Crapo
|May 16, 1830
|1875–1883
|Massachusetts
|Republican
|95 years, 288 days
|-
|February 28, 1926
|January 6, 1929
|John H. Lewis
|July 21, 1830
|1881–1883
|Illinois
|Republican
|98 years, 169 days
|-
|January 6, 1929
|April 22, 1932
|J. Warren Keifer
|January 30, 1836
|1877–1885
1905–1911
|Ohio
|Republican
|96 years, 83 days
|-
|April 22, 1932
|May 25, 1938
|Henry R. Gibson
|December 24, 1837
|1895–1905
|Tennessee
|Republican
|100 years, 152 days
|-
|May 25, 1938
|September 8, 1938
|George Frederic Kribbs
|November 8, 1846
|1891–1895
|Pennsylvania
|Democratic
|91 years, 304 days
|-
|September 8, 1938
|December 18, 1946
|Lemuel W. Royse
|January 19, 1847
|1895–1899
|Indiana
|Republican
|99 years, 333 days
|-
|December 18, 1946
|June 10, 1947
|Addison James
|February 27, 1850
|1907–1909
|Kentucky
|Republican
|97 years, 103 days
|-
|June 10, 1947
|February 25, 1948
|Amos R. Webber
|January 21, 1852
|1904–1907
|Ohio
|Republican
|96 years, 35 days
|-
|February 25, 1948
|September 10, 1949
|John E. Weeks
|June 14, 1853
|1931–1933
|Vermont
|Republican
|96 years, 88 days
|-
|September 10, 1949
|April 1, 1953
|Schuyler Merritt
|December 16, 1853
|1917–1931
1933–1937
|Connecticut
|Republican
|99 years, 106 days
|-
|April 1, 1953
|July 27, 1954
|Joseph E. Ransdell
|October 7, 1858
|1899–1913
|Louisiana
|Democratic
|95 years, 293 days
|-
|July 27, 1954
|May 12, 1956
|Franklin Menges
|October 26, 1858
|1925–1931
|Pennsylvania
|Republican
|97 years, 199 days
|-
|May 12, 1956
|July 5, 1956
|Addison T. Smith
|September 5, 1862
|1913–1933
|Idaho
|Republican
|93 years, 304 days
|-
|July 5, 1956
|January 17, 1958
|Michael Donohoe
|February 22, 1864
|1911–1915
|Pennsylvania
|Democratic
|93 years, 329 days
|-
|January 17, 1958
|April 29, 1958
|Warren A. Haggott
|May 18, 1864
|1907–1909
|Colorado
|Republican
|93 years, 346 days
|-
|April 29, 1958
|February 22, 1960
|Townsend Scudder
|July 26, 1865
|1899–1901
1903–1905
|New York
|Democratic
|94 years, 211 days
|-
|February 22, 1960
|October 11, 1960
|Daniel K. Hoch
|January 31, 1866
|1943–1947
|Pennsylvania
|Democratic
|94 years, 254 days
|-
|October 11, 1960
|September 12, 1963
|Charles Nelson Pray
|April 6, 1868
|1907–1913
|Montana
|Republican
|95 years, 159 days
|-
|September 12, 1963
|November 7, 1967
|John Nance Garner
|November 22, 1868
|1903–1933
|Texas
|Democratic
|98 years, 350 days
|-
|November 7, 1967
|July 12, 1971
|Earl Hanley Beshlin
|April 28, 1870
|1917–1919
|Pennsylvania
|Democratic
|101 years, 75 days
|-
|July 12, 1971
|January 6, 1973
|Maurice Thatcher
|August 15, 1870
|1923–1933
|Kentucky
|Republican
|102 years, 144 days
|-
|January 6, 1973
|January 10, 1974
|Charles G. Bond
|May 29, 1877
|1921–1923
|New York
|Republican
|96 years, 226 days
|-
|January 10, 1974
|January 9, 1975
|Virginia E. Jenckes
|November 6, 1877
|1933–1939
|Indiana
|Democratic
|97 years, 64 days
|-
|January 9, 1975
|March 4, 1977
|Miles C. Allgood
|February 22, 1878
|1923–1935
|Alabama
|Democratic
|99 years, 10 days
|-
|March 4, 1977
|December 27, 1980
|Charles S. Dewey
|November 10, 1880
|1941–1945
|Illinois
|Republican
|100 years, 47 days
|-
|December 27, 1980
|June 1, 1981
|Carl Vinson
|November 18, 1883
|1914–1965
|Georgia
|Democratic
|97 years, 195 days
|-
|June 1, 1981
|November 2, 1989
|Elizabeth Hawley Gasque
|February 26, 1886
|1938–1939
|South Carolina
|Democratic
|103 years, 249 days
|-
|November 2, 1989
|January 18, 1991
|Hamilton Fish III
|December 7, 1888
|1920–1945
|New York
|Republican
|102 years, 42 days
|-
|January 18, 1991
|April 3, 1993
|Peter J. De Muth
|January 1, 1892
|1937–1939
|Pennsylvania
|Democratic
|101 years, 92 days
|-
|April 3, 1993
|May 29, 1995
|Margaret Chase Smith
|December 14, 1897
|1940–1949
|Maine
|Republican
|97 years, 166 days
|-
|May 29, 1995
|May 15, 1996
|Newt V. Mills
|September 27, 1899
|1937–1943
|Louisiana
|Democratic
|96 years, 231 days
|-
|May 15, 1996
|January 4, 1997
|Harry P. Jeffrey
|December 26, 1901
|1943–1945
|Ohio
|Republican
|95 years, 9 days
|-
|January 4, 1997
|May 8, 1998
|Jennings Randolph
|March 8, 1902
|1933–1947
|West Virginia
|Democratic
|96 years, 61 days
|-
|May 8, 1998
|April 1, 1999
|Ellis Yarnal Berry
|October 6, 1902
|1951–1971
|South Dakota
|Republican
|96 years, 177 days
|-
|April 1, 1999
|October 5, 2001
|Mike Mansfield
|March 16, 1903
|1943–1953
|Montana
|Democratic
|98 years, 203 days
|-
|October 5, 2001
|March 11, 2003
|John G. Dow
|May 6, 1905
|1965–1969
1971–1973
|New York
|Democratic
|97 years, 309 days
|-
|March 11, 2003
|November 10, 2007
|Augustus F. Hawkins
|August 31, 1907
|1963–1991
|California
|Democratic
|100 years, 71 days
|-
|November 10, 2007
|September 25, 2008
|Glenn Andrews
|January 15, 1909
|1965–1967
|Alabama
|Republican
|99 years, 254 days
|-
|September 25, 2008
|November 4, 2009
|William H. Avery
|August 11, 1911
|1955–1965
|Kansas
|Republican
|98 years, 85 days
|-
|November 4, 2009
|January 8, 2011
|William F. Walsh
|July 11, 1912
|1973–1979
|New York
|Republican–Conservative
|98 years, 181 days
|-
|January 8, 2011
|October 25, 2011
|Perkins Bass
|October 6, 1912
|1955–1963
|New Hampshire
|Republican
|99 years, 19 days
|-
|October 25, 2011
|December 10, 2016
|Ken Hechler
|September 20, 1914
|1959–1977
|West Virginia
|Democratic
|102 years, 81 days
|-
|December 10, 2016
|February 19, 2017
|John S. Wold
|August 31, 1916
|1969–1971
|Wyoming
|Republican
|100 years, 172 days
|-
|February 19, 2017
|October 30, 2017
|James D. Martin
|September 1, 1918
|1965–1967
|Alabama
|Republican
|99 years, 59 days
|-
|October 30, 2017
|May 11, 2021
|Lester L. Wolff
|January 4, 1919
|1965–1981
|New York
|Democratic
|102 years, 127 days
|-
|May 11, 2021
|November 2, 2021
|{{wp|Neal Edward Smith}}
|March 23, 1920
|1959–1995
|Iowa
|Democratic
|101 years, 220 days
|-
|November 2, 2021
|December 5, 2021
|{{wp|Bob Dole}}
|July 22, 1923
|1961-1969
|Kansas
|Republican
|98 years, 133 days
|-
|December 5, 2021
|Present
|{{wp|Al Quie}}
|September 18, 1923
|1958–1979
|Minnesota
|Republican/Independent-Republican
|98 years, 78 days
|}

== Current ==
This is a list of the oldest currently living former and current members of the United States House of Representatives. The list includes some politicians who were also Senators.

; Key

{| class="wikitable"
|bgcolor="gold" |
|Incumbent
|}

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Rank
!Representative
!Date of birth and age
!House term
!State served
!Party
|-
|1
|{{wp|Al Quie}}
|{{birth date and age|1923|9|18}}
|1958–1979
|Minnesota
|Republican/Independent-Republican
|-
|2
|{{wp|Frank Joseph Guarini}}
|{{birth date and age|1924|8|20}}
|1979–1993
|New Jersey
|Democratic
|-
|3
|{{wp|Merwin Coad}}
|{{birth date and age|1924|9|28}}
|1957–1963
|Iowa
|Democratic
|-
|4
|{{wp|Fletcher Thompson}}
|{{birth date and age|1925|2|5}}
|1967–1973
|Georgia
|Republican
|-
|5
|{{wp|G. William Whitehurst}}
|{{birth date and age|1925|3|12}}
|1969–1987
|Virginia
|Republican
|-
|6
|{{wp|Lucien Nedzi}}
|{{birth date and age|1925|5|28}}
|1961–1981
|Michigan
|Democratic
|-
|7
|{{wp|Elwood Hillis}}
|{{birth date and age|1926|3|6}}
|1971–1987
|Indiana
|Republican
|-
|8
|{{wp|Roscoe Bartlett}}
|{{birth date and age|1926|6|3}}
|1993–2013
|Maryland
|Republican
|-
|9
|{{wp|Philip Ruppe}}
|{{birth date and age|1926|9|29}}
|1967–1979
|Michigan
|Republican
|-
|10
|{{wp|Benjamin B. Blackburn}}
|{{birth date and age|1927|2|14}}
|1967–1975
|Georgia
|Republican
|-
|11
|{{wp|Arthur Ravenel Jr.}}
|{{birth date and age|1927|3|29}}
|1987–1995
|South Carolina
|Republican
|-
|12
|{{wp|Austin Murphy}}
|{{birth date and age|1927|6|17}}
|1977–1995
|Pennsylvania
|Democratic
|-
|13
|{{wp|Jim Broyhill}}
|{{birth date and age|1927|8|19}}
|1963–1986
|North Carolina
|Republican
|-
|14
|{{wp|James W. Symington}}
|{{birth date and age|1927|9|28}}
|1969–1977
|Missouri
|Democratic
|-
|15
|{{wp|Pete McCloskey}}
|{{birth date and age|1927|9|29}}
|1967–1983
|California
|Republican
|-
|16
|{{wp|Bill Archer}}
|{{birth date and age|1928|3|22}}
|1971–2001
|Texas
|Republican
|-
|17
|{{wp|Nick_Galifianakis_(politician)|Nick Galifianakis}}
|{{birth date and age|1928|7|22}}
|1967–1973
|North Carolina
|Democratic
|-
|18
|{{wp|William Sheldrick Conover}}
|{{birth date and age|1928|8|27}}
|1972–1973
|Pennsylvania
|Republican
|-
|19
|{{wp|Bill Gradison}}
|{{birth date and age|1928|12|28}}
|1975–1993
|Ohio
|Republican
|-
|20
|{{wp|Richard Ottinger}}
|{{birth date and age|1929|1|27}}
|1965–1971
1975–1985
|New York
|Democratic
|-
|21
|{{wp|James Nelligan}}
|{{birth date and age|1929|2|14}}
|1981–1983
|Pennsylvania
|Republican
|-
|22
|{{wp|Richard T. Schulze}}
|{{birth date and age|1929|8|7}}
|1975–1993
|Pennsylvania
|Republican
|-
|23
|{{wp|Skip Bafalis}}
|{{birth date and age|1929|9|28}}
|1973–1983
|Florida
|Republican
|-
|24
|{{wp|Pat Saiki}}
|{{birth date and age|1930|5|28}}
|1987–1991
|Hawaii
|Republican
|-
|25
|{{wp|James Paul Johnson}}
|{{birth date and age|1930|6|2}}
|1973–1981
|Colorado
|Republican
|-
|26
|{{wp|Charles Rangel}}
|{{birth date and age|1930|6|11}}
|1971–2017
|New York
|Democratic
|-
|27
|{{wp|Herb_Klein_(politician)|Herb Klein}}
|{{birth date and age|1930|6|24}}
|1993–1995
|New Jersey
|Democratic
|-
|28
|{{wp|Michael Bilirakis}}
|{{birth date and age|1930|7|16}}
|1983–2007
|Florida
|Republican
|-
|29
|{{wp|Martha Keys}}
|{{birth date and age|1930|8|10}}
|1975–1979
|Kansas
|Democratic
|-
|30
|{{wp|Andy Ireland}}
|{{birth date and age|1930|8|23}}
|1977–1993
|Florida
|Democratic/Republican
|-
|31
|{{wp|Alec G. Olson}}
|{{birth date and age|1930|9|11}}
|1963–1967
|Minnesota
|Democratic–Farmer–Labor
|-
|32
|{{wp|Elliott H. Levitas}}
|{{birth date and age|1930|12|26}}
|1975–1985
|Georgia
|Democratic
|-
|33
|{{wp|Edward G. Biester Jr.}}
|{{birth date and age|1931|1|5}}
|1967–1977
|Pennsylvania
|Republican
|-
|34
|{{wp|Ron Packard}}
|{{birth date and age|1931|1|19}}
|1983–2001
|California
|Republican
|-
|35
|{{wp|Connie Morella}}
|{{birth date and age|1931|2|12}}
|1987–2003
|Maryland
|Republican
|-
|36
|{{wp|James Abourezk}}
|{{birth date and age|1931|2|24}}
|1971–1973
|South Dakota
|Democratic
|-
|37
|{{wp|Arlen Erdahl}}
|{{birth date and age|1931|2|27}}
|1979–1983
|Minnesota
|Independent-Republican
|-
|38
|{{wp|John E. Cunningham}}
|{{birth date and age|1931|3|27}}
|1977–1979
|Washington
|Republican
|-
|39
|{{wp|Lee H. Hamilton}}
|{{birth date and age|1931|4|20}}
|1965–1999
|Indiana
|Democratic
|-
|40
|{{wp|Bill Clay}}
|{{birth date and age|1931|4|30}}
|1969–2001
|Missouri
|Democratic
|-
|41
|{{wp|Lowell Weicker}}
|{{birth date and age|1931|5|16}}
|1969–1971
|Connecticut
|Republican
|-
|42
|{{wp|Ed Weber}}
|{{birth date and age|1931|7|26}}
|1981–1983
|Ohio
|Republican
|-
|43
|{{wp|Sander Levin}}
|{{birth date and age|1931|9|6}}
|1983–2019
|Michigan
|Democratic
|-
|44
|{{wp|Thomas B. Evans Jr.}}
|{{birth date and age|1931|11|5}}
|1977–1983
|Delaware
|Republican
|-
|45
|{{wp|Bud Shuster}}
|{{birth date and age|1932|1|23}}
|1973–2001
|Pennsylvania
|Republican
|-
|46
|{{wp|Thomas J. Bliley Jr.}}
|{{birth date and age|1932|1|28}}
|1981–2001
|Virginia
|Republican
|-
|47
|{{wp|Andrew Young}}
|{{birth date and age|1932|3|12}}
|1973–1977
|Georgia
|Democratic
|-
|48
|{{wp|Alex McMillan}}
|{{birth date and age|1932|5|9}}
|1985–1995
|North Carolina
|Republican
|-
|49
|{{wp|Harold Vernon Froehlich}}
|{{birth date and age|1932|5|12}}
|1973–1975
|Wisconsin
|Republican
|-
|50
|{{wp|Jack H. McDonald}}
|{{birth date and age|1932|6|28}}
|1967–1973
|Michigan
|Republican
|-
|51
|{{wp|Beverly Byron}}
|{{birth date and age|1932|7|27}}
|1979–1993
|Maryland
|Democratic
|-
|52
|{{wp|Yvonne Brathwaite Burke}}
|{{birth date and age|1932|10|5}}
|1973–1979
|California
|Democratic
|-
|53
|{{wp|David R. Bowen}}
|{{birth date and age|1932|10|21}}
|1973–1983
|Mississippi
|Democratic
|-
|54
|{{wp|Romano Mazzoli}}
|{{birth date and age|1932|11|2}}
|1971–1995
|Kentucky
|Democratic
|-
|55
|{{wp|John Burton (American politician)|John Burton}}
|{{birth date and age|1932|12|15}}
|1974–1983
|California
|Democratic
|-
|''N/A''
|''{{wp|Walter Fauntroy}}''
|''{{birth date and age|1933|2|6}}''
|''1971–1991''
|''Columbia''
|''Democratic''
|-
|56
|{{wp|Buddy MacKay}}
|{{birth date and age|1933|3|22}}
|1983–1989
|Florida
|Democratic
|-
|57
|{{wp|Bob Dornan}}
|{{birth date and age|1933|4|3}}
|1977–1983
1985–1997
|California
|Republican
|-
|58
|{{wp|Jim_Gardner_(politician)|Jim Gardner}}
|{{birth date and age|1933|4|8}}
|1967–1969
|North Carolina
|Republican
|-
|59
|{{wp|Ben Nighthorse Campbell}}
|{{birth date and age|1933|4|13}}
|1987–1993
|Colorado
|Democratic
|-
|60
|{{wp|Sid Morrison}}
|{{birth date and age|1933|5|13}}
|1981–1993
|Washington
|Republican
|-
|''N/A''
|''{{wp|Madeleine Bordallo}}''
|''{{birth date and age|1933|5|31}}''
|''2003–2019''
|''Guam''
|''Democratic''
|-
|61
|{{wp|Gary A. Lee}}
|{{birth date and age|1933|8|18}}
|1979–1983
|New York
|Republican
|-
|62
|{{wp|Don Fuqua}}
|{{birth date and age|1933|8|20}}
|1963–1987
|Florida
|Democratic
|-
|63
|{{wp|Ken_Lucas_(politician)|Ken Lucas}}
|{{birth date and age|1933|8|22}}
|1999–2005
|Kentucky
|Democratic
|-
|64
|{{wp|Chuck Grassley}}
|{{birth date and age|1933|9|17}}
|1975–1981
|Iowa
|Republican
|-
|65
|{{wp|Diane Watson}}
|{{birth date and age|1933|11|12}}
|2001–2011
|California
|Democratic
|-
|66
|{{wp|William P. Curlin Jr.}}
|{{birth date and age|1933|11|30}}
|1971–1973
|Kentucky
|Democratic
|-
|67
|{{wp|Pat Danner}}
|{{birth date and age|1934|1|13}}
|1993–2001
|Missouri
|Democratic
|-
|68
|{{wp|William Vollie Alexander Jr.}}
|{{birth date and age|1934|1|16}}
|1969–1993
|Arkansas
|Democratic
|-
|69
|{{wp|Ronald M. Mottl}}
|{{birth date and age|1934|2|6}}
|1975–1983
|Ohio
|Democratic
|-
|70
|{{wp|Buddy Leach}}
|{{birth date and age|1934|3|30}}
|1979–1981
|Louisiana
|Democratic
|-
|71
|{{wp|Richard Shelby}}
|{{birth date and age|1934|5|6}}
|1979–1987
|Alabama
|Democratic
|-
|72
|{{wp|Bill Gunter}}
|{{birth date and age|1934|7|16}}
|1973–1975
|Florida
|Democratic
|-
|73
|{{wp|Edolphus Towns}}
|{{birth date and age|1934|7|21}}
|1983–2013
|New York
|Democratic
|-
|74
|{{wp|Norman D. Shumway}}
|{{birth date and age|1934|7|28}}
|1979–1991
|California
|Republican
|-
|75
|{{wp|David Pryor}}
|{{birth date and age|1934|8|29}}
|1966–1973
|Arkansas
|Democratic
|-
|76
|{{wp|Eva Clayton}}
|{{birth date and age|1934|9|16}}
|1992–2003
|North Carolina
|Democratic
|-
|77
|{{wp|Jean Spencer Ashbrook}}
|{{birth date and age|1934|9|21}}
|1982–1983
|Ohio
|Republican
|-
|78
|{{wp|Jerry M. Patterson}}
|{{birth date and age|1934|10|25}}
|1975–1985
|California
|Democratic
|-
|79
|{{wp|Joseph E. Brennan}}
|{{birth date and age|1934|11|2}}
|1987–1991
|Maine
|Democratic
|-
|80
|{{wp|Nick_Smith_(American_politician)|Nick Smith}}
|{{birth date and age|1934|11|5}}
|1993–2005
|Michigan
|Republican
|-
|81
|{{wp|Stephen L. Neal}}
|{{birth date and age|1934|11|7}}
|1975–1995
|North Carolina
|Democratic
|-
|82
|{{wp|Jim Inhofe}}
|{{birth date and age|1934|11|17}}
|1987–1994
|Oklahoma
|Republican
|-
|83
|{{wp|Ronald A. Sarasin}}
|{{birth date and age|1934|12|31}}
|1973–1979
|Connecticut
|Republican
|-
|84
|{{wp|Nancy Johnson}}
|{{birth date and age|1935|1|5}}
|1983–2007
|Connecticut
|Republican
|-
|85
|{{wp|John G. Hutchinson}}
|{{birth date and age|1935|2|4}}
|1980–1981
|West Virginia
|Democratic
|-
|86
|{{wp|Henry J. Nowak}}
|{{birth date and age|1935|2|21}}
|1975–1993
|New York
|Democratic
|-
|87
|{{wp|Cleve Benedict}}
|{{birth date and age|1935|3|21}}
|1981–1983
|West Virginia
|Republican
|-
|88
|{{wp|Joel Hefley}}
|{{birth date and age|1935|4|18}}
|1987–2007
|Colorado
|Republican
|-
|89
|{{wp|W. S. Stuckey Jr.}}
|{{birth date and age|1935|5|25}}
|1967–1977
|Georgia
|Democratic
|-
|90
|{{wp|John Porter (Illinois politician)|John Porter}}
|{{birth date and age|1935|6|1}}
|1980–2001
|Illinois
|Republican
|-
|91
|{{wp|Pete Peterson}}
|{{birth date and age|1935|6|26}}
|1991–1997
|Florida
|Democratic
|-
|92
|{{wp|Ron Paul}}
|{{birth date and age|1935|8|20}}
|1976–1977, 1979–1985, 1997–2013
|Texas
|Republican
|-
|93
|{{wp|Thomas W. Ewing}}
|{{birth date and age|1935|9|19}}
|1991–2001
|Illinois
|Republican
|-
|94
|bgcolor="gold" |{{wp|Eddie Bernice Johnson}}
|{{birth date and age|1935|12|3}}
|1993–Present
|Texas
|Democratic
|-
|95
|{{wp|James G. Martin}}
|{{birth date and age|1935|12|11}}
|1973–1985
|North Carolina
|Republican
|-
|96
|{{wp|Ed Bethune}}
|{{birth date and age|1935|12|19}}
|1979–1985
|Arkansas
|Republican
|-
|97
|{{wp|Henry E. Brown Jr.}}
|{{birth date and age|1935|12|20}}
|2001–2011
|South Carolina
|Republican
|-
|98
|{{wp|Don Sundquist}}
|{{birth date and age|1936|3|15}}
|1983–1995
|Tennessee
|Republican
|-
|99
|{{wp|Pat Roberts}}
|{{birth date and age|1936|4|20}}
|1981–1997
|Kansas
|Republican
|-
|100
|{{wp|John Jenrette}}
|{{birth date and age|1936|5|19}}
|1975–1980
|South Carolina
|Democratic
|}
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|1xx
|{{wp|Barbara B. Kennelly}}
|{{birth date and age|1936|7|10}}
|1982–1999
|Connecticut
|Democratic
|-
|1xx
|{{Barbara Mikulski}}
|{{birth date and age|1936|7|20}}
|1977–1987
|Maryland
|Democratic
|-
|1xx
|{{Michael J. Harrington}}
|{{birth date and age|1936|9|2}}
|1969–1979
|Massachusetts
|Democratic
|-
|1xx
|{{John Olver}}
|{{birth date and age|1936|9|3}}
|1991–2013
|Massachusetts
|Democratic
|}