Speaker of the Vermont House of Representatives
The Speaker of the Vermont House of Representatives is the Speaker or presiding officer of the Vermont House of Representatives, the lower house of the Vermont Legislature.
Vermont was admitted to the Union in 1791 as the fourteenth state. Its House of Representatives dates from 1778, when the Vermont Republic was created.
Vermont had a unicameral legislature until 1836, when the Governor's Council was abolished and the Vermont Senate created.
| Speaker | Term | Party |
|---|---|---|
| Joseph Bowker | 1778 | |
| Nathan Clark | 1778 | |
| Thomas Chandler, Jr. | 1778–1780 | |
| Samuel Robinson | 1780 | |
| Thomas Porter | 1780–1782 | |
| Increase Moseley | 1782–1783 | |
| Isaac Tichenor | 1783–1784 | Federalist |
| Nathaniel Niles | 1784–1785 | Democratic-Republican |
| Stephen R. Bradley | 1785–1786 | Democratic-Republican |
| John Strong | 1786 | Democratic-Republican |
| Gideon Olin | 1786–1793 | Democratic-Republican |
| Daniel Buck | 1793–1795 | Federalist |
| Lewis R. Morris | 1795–1797 | Federalist |
| Abel Spencer | 1797–1798 | Federalist |
| Daniel Farrand | 1798–1799 | Federalist |
| Amos Marsh | 1799–1802 | Federalist |
| Abel Spencer | 1802–1803 | Federalist |
| Theophilus Harrington | 1803–1804 | Democratic-Republican |
| Aaron Leland | 1804–1804 | Democratic-Republican |
| Dudley Chase | 1808–1813 | Democratic-Republican |
| Daniel Chipman | 1813–1815 | Federalist |
| William A. Griswold | 1815–1818 | Democratic-Republican |
| Richard Skinner | 1818–1819 | Democratic-Republican |
| William A. Griswold | 1819–1820 | Democratic-Republican |
| D. Azro A. Buck | 1820–1822 | Adams-Clay Republican |
| George E. Wales | 1822–1824 | Adams-Clay Republican |
| Isaac Fletcher | 1824 | Democratic-Republican |
| D. Azro A. Buck | 1825–1826 | Adams-Clay Republican |
| Robert B. Bates | 1826–1829 | Democratic-Republican |
| D. Azro A. Buck | 1829–1830 | Adams-Clay Republican |
| Robert B. Bates | 1830–1831 | Democratic-Republican |
| John Smith | 1831–1834 | Democratic-Republican |
| Ebenezer N. Briggs | 1834–1836 | Whig |
| Carlos Coolidge | 1836–1837 | Whig |
| Solomon Foot | 1837–1839 | Whig |
| Carlos Coolidge | 1839–1842 | Whig |
| Andrew Tracy | 1842–1845 | Whig |
| Ebenezer N. Briggs | 1845–1847 | Whig |
| Solomon Foot | 1847–1848 | Whig |
| William C. Kittredge | 1848–1850 | Whig |
| Thomas E. Powers | 1850–1853 | Whig |
| Horatio Needham | 1853–1854 | Free Soil Democratic |
| George W. Grandey | 1854–1857 | Republican |
| George F. Edmunds | 1857–1860 | Republican |
| Augustus P. Hunton | 1860–1862 | Republican |
| J. Gregory Smith | 1862–1863 | Republican |
| Abraham B. Gardner | 1863–1865 | Republican |
| John W. Stewart | 1865–1868 | Republican |
| George W. Grandey | 1868–1870 | Republican |
| Charles Herbert Joyce | 1870–1872 | Republican |
| Franklin Fairbanks | 1872–1874 | Republican |
| Horace Henry Powers | 1874 | Republican |
| Josiah Grout | 1874–1876 | Republican |
| John W. Stewart | 1876–1878 | Republican |
| James Loren Martin | 1878–1884 | Republican |
| James K. Batchelder | 1884–1886 | Republican |
| Josiah Grout | 1886–1890 | Republican |
| Henry R. Start | 1890 | Republican |
| Hosea A. Mann, Jr. | 1890–1892 | Republican |
| William Wallace Stickney | 1892–1896 | Republican |
| William A. Lord | 1896–1898 | Republican |
| Kittredge Haskins | 1898–1900 | Republican |
| Fletcher Dutton Proctor | 1900–1902 | Republican |
| John H. Merrifield | 1902–1906 | Republican |
| Thomas Charles Cheney | 1906–1910 | Republican |
| Frank E. Howe | 1910–1912 | Republican |
| Charles Albert Plumley | 1912–1915 | Republican |
| John E. Weeks | 1915–1917 | Republican |
| Stanley C. Wilson | 1917 | Republican |
| Charles S. Dana | 1917–1921 | Republican |
| Franklin S. Billings | 1921–1923 | Republican |
| Orlando L. Martin | 1923–1925 | Republican |
| Roswell M. Austin | 1925–1927 | Republican |
| Loren R. Pierce | 1927–1929 | Republican |
| Benjamin Williams | 1929–1931 | Republican |
| Edward H. Deavitt | 1931–1933 | Republican |
| George David Aiken | 1933–1935 | Republican |
| Ernest E. Moore | 1935–1937 | Republican |
| Mortimer R. Proctor | 1937–1939 | Republican |
| Oscar L. Shepard | 1939–1941 | Republican |
| Lee Earl Emerson | 1941–1943 | Republican |
| Asa S. Bloomer | 1943–1945 | Republican |
| Joseph H. Denny | 1945–1947 | Republican |
| Winston L. Prouty | 1947–1949 | Republican |
| J. Harold Stacey | 1949–1951 | Republican |
| Wallace M. Fay | 1951–1953 | Republican |
| Consuelo N. Bailey | 1953–1955 | Republican |
| John E. Hancock | 1955–1957 | Republican |
| Charles H. Brown | 1957–1959 | Republican |
| F. Ray Keyser, Jr. | 1959–1961 | Republican |
| Leroy Lawrence | 1961–1963 | Republican |
| Franklin S. Billings, Jr. | 1963–1965 | Republican |
| Richard Walker Mallary | 1965–1969 | Republican |
| John S. Burgess | 1969–1971 | Republican |
| Walter L. Kennedy | 1971–1975 | Republican |
| Timothy J. O'Connor, Jr. | 1975–1981 | Democratic |
| Stephan A. Morse | 1981–1985 | Republican |
| Ralph G. Wright | 1985–1995 | Democratic |
| Michael J. Obuchowski | 1995–2001 | Democratic |
| Walter E. Freed | 2001–2005 | Republican |
| Gaye Randolph Symington | 2005–2009 | Democratic |
| Shapleigh "Shap" Smith, Jr. | 2009–present | Democratic |
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