John Huyler

John Huyler attended the public schools in Tenafly. After that, he was until 1846 in New York working in the construction industry, where he advanced from simple mason to contractors. In 1846, Huyler moved to New Jersey, where he worked in agriculture. Since 1855 he lived in Hackensack. There he entered the trade and the timber business. At the same time he began a political career as a member of the Democratic Party. Huyler was a member and Chairman of the County Council in Bergen County. In the years 1849-1851 he was a member of the New Jersey General Assembly; In 1851 he was president of the house. From 1854 to 1857 he served as a judge in a court of appeal.

April 9 1808 1870 Hackensack (New Jersey) Tenafly, New Jersey George Vail Jonathan Dayton John Condit Adam Boyd (New Jersey) Ezra Darby Lewis Condict Charles Kinsey Hedge Thompson Richard M. Cooper Philemon Dickerson William Chetwood Joseph Fitz Randolph Lucius Elmer James G. Hampton Andrew K. Hay Nathan T. Stratton Isaiah D. Clawson John T. Nixon John F. Starr William Moore (congressman) John W. Hazelton Clement Hall Sinnickson George M. Robeson Thomas M. Ferrell George Hires Christopher A. Bergen Henry C. Loudenslager William J. Browning Francis F. Patterson, Jr. Charles A. Wolverton William T. Cahill John E. Hunt James Florio Rob Andrews Lambert Cadwalader Abraham Clark Aaron Kitchell James Henderson Imlay Ebenezer Elmer Thomas Newbold Thomas Ward (New Jersey) John Linn (politician) William Raworth Cooper George Sykes (New Jersey politician) Samuel G. Wright William A. Newell Charles Skelton George R. Robbins John L. N. Stratton George Middleton (New Jersey) Charles Haight Samuel C. Forker Samuel A. Dobbins John H. Pugh Hezekiah Bradley Smith J. Hart Brewer James Buchanan (New Jersey) John J. Gardner J. Thompson Baker Isaac Bacharach Elmer H. Wene Walter S. Jeffries T. Millet Hand Milton W. Glenn Thomas C. McGrath, Jr. Charles W. Sandman, Jr. William J. Hughes Frank LoBiondo James Schureman Mark Thomson James Linn William Helms Benjamin Bennet Bernard Smith (New Jersey) George Holcombe James F. Randolph Thomas Lee (New Jersey) William Halstead John Runk Joseph E. Edsall Isaac Wildrick Samuel Lilly James Bishop (Congressman) William G. Steele Charles Sitgreaves John T. Bird Amos Clark, Jr. Miles Ross John Kean (New Jersey) Robert Stockton Green Thomas J. Scully T. Frank Appleby Elmer H. Geran Stewart H. Appleby Harold G. Hoffman James C. Auchincloss James J. Howard Frank Pallone Jim Saxton John Adler Jon Runyan John Beatty (Continental Congress) Thomas Henderson (New Jersey) James Mott (New Jersey) John Lambert (politician) James Cox (New Jersey) John A. Scudder George C. Maxwell Henry Southard James Matlack Ebenezer Tucker Thomas H. Hughes James Parker (New Jersey) John Patterson Bryan Maxwell Joseph Kille Littleton Kirkpatrick John Van Dyke George Houston Brown Jetur R. Riggs George T. Cobb Andrew J. Rogers John Hill (New Jersey politician) Robert Hamilton (congressman) Alvah A. Clark Henry S. Harris Benjamin Franklin Howey James N. Pidcock Johnston Cornish Mahlon Pitney Joshua S. Salmon De Witt C. Flanagan William M. Lanning Ira W. Wood Allan B. Walsh Elijah C. Hutchinson Charles Browne Charles Aubrey Eaton D. Lane Powers Frank A. Mathews, Jr. Charles R. Howell Frank Thompson Isaac Smith (New Jersey) Franklin Davenport James Morgan (congressman) William Coxe, Jr. Ezra Baker Joseph Bloomfield Samuel Swan Isaac Southard Ferdinand Schureman Schenck Charles C. Stratton Daniel Bailey Ryall William Wright (American politician) Dudley S. Gregory James G. King Rodman M. Price Alexander C. M. Pennington Jacob R. Wortendyke William Pennington Nehemiah Perry (congressman) Edwin R. V. Wright George A. Halsey Orestes Cleveland William Walter Phelps Augustus W. Cutler Charles H. Voorhis Charles D. Beckwith Cornelius A. Cadmus James F. Stewart Charles N. Fowler William E. Tuttle, Jr. William F. Birch Ernest Robinson Ackerman Percy Hamilton Stewart Millicent Fenwick Marge Roukema Scott Garrett James Sloan (congressman) Ephraim Bateman Daniel Garrison Isaac Pierson Silas Condit William Norton Shinn Thomas Jones Yorke Peter Dumont Vroom Frederick Halstead Teese Thomas Baldwin Peddie John L. Blake Phineas Jones William H. F. Fiedler Herman Lehlbach Thomas Dunn English Richard W. Parker William Hughes (Senator) Henry C. Allen Archibald C. Hart Lewis J. Martin John R. Ramsey Randolph Perkins Donald H. McLean Clifford P. Case Harrison A. Williams Florence P. Dwyer Edwin B. Forsythe Bernard J. Dwyer Isaac W. Scudder Augustus Albert Hardenbergh Lewis A. Brigham William McAdoo (New Jersey) Edward F. McDonald George Bragg Fielder Thomas McEwan, Jr. William Davis Daly Allan Langdon McDermott Edward W. Townsend Robert G. Bremner Amos H. Radcliffe George N. Seger J. Parnell Thomas Andrew Maguire Matthew John Rinaldo Bob Franks Mike Ferguson (New Jersey politician) Leonard Lance John T. Dunn William H. Wiley Le Gage Pratt Walter I. McCoy Eugene F. Kinkead Edward W. Gray Cornelius Augustine McGlennon Herbert W. Taylor Frank Joseph McNulty Paul J. Moore Fred A. Hartley, Jr. Gordon Canfield Charles Samuel Joelson Robert A. Roe Herbert Klein William J. Martini Bill Pascrell Albio Sires Allan Benny Marshall Van Winkle Eugene W. Leake Daniel F. Minahan Franklin William Fort Edward Aloysius Kenney Frank C. Osmers, Jr. Harry Lancaster Towe Harold C. Hollenbeck James A. Hamill Frederick R. Lehlbach Peter W. Rodino Donald M. Payne Donald Payne, Jr. John J. Eagan Archibald E. Olpp Oscar L. Auf der Heide Albert L. Vreeland Frank Sundstrom Joseph Minish Dean Gallo Rodney Frelinghuysen Mary Teresa Norton Frank William Towey, Jr. Robert Kean George M. Wallhauser Paul J. Krebs Dick Zimmer (New Jersey politician) Michael James Pappas Rush D. Holt, Jr. Alfred Dennis Sieminski Cornelius Edward Gallagher Joseph J. Maraziti Helen Stevenson Meyner Bob Menendez Edward J. Hart T. James Tumulty Dominick V. Daniels Joseph A. LeFante Frank Joseph Guarini Edward J. Patten

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