Sessions | Office | Position | District | Party |
---|---|---|---|---|
1834-1835 | 1 | National Republican | ||
1835-1836 | 1 | Democrat | ||
1836-1837 | 1 | Democrat |
COUNTIES: Philadelphia, Philadelphia City
George Washington Toland (National Republican1) Philadelphia City and Philadelphia County 1834-1835 (Democrat1) Philadelphia City and Philadelphia County 1835-1837
Early Life:
George Washington Toland, born February 8, 1796, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania; son of Henry Toland; common school education; Princeton College (now, University of Princeton), 1816; read law, admitted, bar, 1819; elected, Democrat, Pennsylvania State House of Representatives, 1832-1833; elected, National Republican, Pennsylvania State Senate, 1834-1835, Democrat, Pennsylvania State Senate, 1835-1837; elected, Whig, United States House of Representatives, 1837-1843; elected, Whig, Pennsylvania State House of Representatives 1844; married, Hanna S. Toland; died, January 30, 1869; Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania; interment, Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania Politics:
Elected, Democrat, Pennsylvania State House of Representatives, 1832-1883.
Elected, National Republican, Pennsylvania State Senate, 1st district, Philadelphia City and Philadelphia County, 1834-1835, Democrat, Pennsylvania State Senate, 1st district, Philadelphia City and Philadelphia County, 1835-1837.
Elected, Whig, Pennsylvania State House of Representatives 1844.
Continued Government Service/National Politics:
Elected, Whig, United States House of Representatives, Pennsylvania's 2nd congressional district, Twenty-fifth, Twenty-sixth, and Twenty-seventh Congresses, 1837-1843.
Legacy:
Presumably named for: George Washington.
Cited:
Cox, Harold Senate Members "T" (wilkes.edu). Wilkes University Election Statistics Project. Wilkes University.
George Washington Toland (1796-1869) - Find a Grave Memorial
After 3 session(s) serving in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, George W. Toland went on to serve in congress