List of members of the Oklahoma Territorial Legislature

The first legislative assembly served between 1890 and 1891.^[1]

• First District: Charles Brown, John Foster, and John F. Linn
• Second District: James L. Brown, John W. Howard, and Leander G. Pitman
• Third District: Robert J. Nisbitt
• Fourth District: Joseph Smelset
• Fifth District: Mort L. Bixler
• Sixth District: Daniel Harrady and W. A. McCartney
• Seventh District: George Gardenhire
• Eight District: Charles F. Grimmer

• First District: Robert J. Barker, William H. Campbell, Samuel M. Lewis, William H. Merten, William S. Robertson, and James L. Smith
• Second District: Moses Neal, Charles G. Jones, Samuel D. Pack, D. W. Peery, and Hugh G. Trosper
• Third District: William C. Adair, James M. Stovall, and Thomas R. Waggoner
• Fourth District: Arthur N. Daniels, Demetrius W. Talbot, and John H. Wimberly
• Fifth District: Green Currin, Darius C. Farnsworth, Joseph C. Post, and Edward G. Tritt
• Sixth District: Samuel W. Clark, James L. Mathews, and Ira N. Terrill
• Seventh District: Elisha H. Long
• Eight District: A. M. Colson

The second legislative assembly served in 1893.^[2]

• First District: John M. Cannon
• Second District: C. H. Carswell
• Third District: J. W. Clevenger
• Fourth District: O. R. Fegan
• Fifth District: J. P. Lane
• Sixth District: J. C. Pringley
• Seventh District: L. G. Pitman
• Eight District: Leslie P. Ross
• Ninth District: William A. McCartney
• Tenth District: Hugh McCredie
• Eleventh District: F. S. Pulliam
• Twelfth District: J. J. Shaffer
• Thirteenth District: C. J. Wrightsman

• First District: Talcott Ormsbie
• Second District: J. M. Johnson
• Third District: W. B. Stone
• Fourth District: R. C. Brennon
• Fifth District: John H. Wimberly
• Sixth District: C. H. Allen
• Seventh District: M. L. Stanley
• Eight District: J. M. Faris
• Ninth District: John Pfaff
• Tenth District: John W. Ozmun
• Eleventh District: John W. Beatty
• Twelfth District: D. W. Peery
• Thirteenth District: John C. Carrington
• Fourteenth District: Thomas R. Waggoner
• Fifteenth District: J. M. Stovall
• Sixteenth District: John W. Moyle
• Seventeenth District: B. J. Clardy
• Eighteenth District: W. A. Scott
• Nineteenth District: J. J. Merrick
• Twentieth District: O. P. Rathbun
• Twenty-first District: Jasper K. Allen
• Twenty-second District: David J. Wallace
• Twenty-third District: W. B. Stone
• Twenty-fourth District: Harper S. Cunningham
• Twenty-fifth District: Frank Hilton Greer
• Twenty-sixth District: Jasper J. McDaniel

The third legislative assembly served in 1895.^[3]

• First District: James E. Doom
• Second District: John S. Allan
• Third District: Angelo C. Scott
• Fourth District: J. H. Pitzer
• Fifth District: A. H. Boles
• Sixth District: E. H. Spencer
• Seventh District: O. B. Fegan
• Eight District: B. B. Tankersley
• Ninth District: C. T. Prouty
• Tenth District: J. P. Gandy
• Eleventh District: H. D. Baker
• Twelfth District: George D. Orner
• Thirteenth District: R. J. Ray

• First District: N. B. DeFord
• Second District: Charles Brown
• Third District: S. A. Waite
• Fourth District: R. J. Nesbitt
• Fifth District: H. C. St. John
• Sixth District: James Brown
• Seventh District: A. N. Spencer
• Eight District: H. A. Todd
• Ninth District: G. W. Sutton
• Tenth District: William T. Little
• Eleventh District: W. A. Hogan
• Twelfth District: Robert Lowery
• Thirteenth District: W. H. Mason
• Fourteenth District: C. M. Barnes
• Fifteenth District: J. S. Wade
• Sixteenth District: W. A. Knipe
• Seventeenth District: M. P. McCoy
• Eighteenth District: G. W. Posten
• Nineteenth District: R. H. Walling
• Twentieth District: G. W. Vickers
• Twenty-first District: C. G. Elliott
• Twenty-second District: W. H. Smith
• Twenty-third District: T. T. Boyer
• Twenty-fourth District: G. S. Stine
• Twenty-fifth District: G. W. Bradfield
• Twenty-sixth District: W. F. Hendrix

The fourth legislative assembly served in 1897.^[4]

• First District: J. W. Lynch
• Second District: Henry S. Johnston
• Third District: H. S. Hanner
• Fourth District: Charles N. Brown
• Fifth District: A. W. Fisher
• Sixth District: J. W. Johnson
• Seventh District: C. W. Gould
• Eight District: D. B. Learned
• Ninth District: J. D. DeBois
• Tenth District: Erastus J. Clark
• Eleventh District: William Garrison
• Twelfth District: D. S. Randolph
• Thirteenth District: D. P. Marum

• First District: Jacob W. May
• Second District: D. S. Rose
• Third District: Thomas H. Doyle
• Fourth District: John Hogan
• Fifth District: Dale Lytton
• Sixth District: E. E. Olson
• Seventh District: M. E. Ferguson
• Eight District: W. Christian
• Ninth District: J. M. Stovall
• Tenth District: E. B. Allen
• Eleventh District: William James Gault
• Twelfth District: James K. Graves
• Thirteenth District: Ben F. Wilson
• Fourteenth District: J. C. Tousley
• Fifteenth District: R. B. Shannon
• Sixteenth District: Thomas E. Willis
• Seventeenth District: C. M. Barnes
• Eighteenth District: W. L. Sullivan
• Nineteenth District: William R. Berry
• Twentieth District: Albert H. Ellis
• Twenty-first District: T. J. Woodmansee
• Twenty-second District: L. M. St. Clair
• Twenty-third District: George W. Vickers
• Twenty-fourth District: J. P. D. Mouriquand
• Twenty-fifth District: G. P. Cherry
• Twenty-sixth District: J. E. George

The fifth legislative assembly served in 1899.^[5]

• First District: George H. Brett
• Second District: A. J. Biddison
• Third District: Frank A. Hutto
• Fourth District: Hugh McCreadie
• Fifth District: B. P. Magness
• Sixth District: Sidney Clarke
• Seventh District: George W. Bellamy
• Eight District: Felix L. Winkler
• Ninth District: Abram H. Huston
• Tenth District: Harrison E. Havens
• Eleventh District: William Garrison
• Twelfth District: James P. Gandy
• Thirteenth District: Charles M. Thacker

• First District: John H. Smith
• Second District: James Wilkin
• Third District: Thomas H. Doyle
• Fourth District: Houston A. Thomas
• Fifth District: E. F. Clarke
• Sixth District: W. F. Malley
• Seventh District: John W. Scott
• Eight District: J. D. Combs
• Ninth District: E. Duffy
• Tenth District: J. C. Wails
• Eleventh District: Charles G. Jones
• Twelfth District: C. W. Olmstead
• Thirteenth District: J. W. Hadley
• Fourteenth District: Thomas R. Reid
• Fifteenth District: D. H. VanKirk
• Sixteenth District: Walter C. Stevens
• Seventeenth District: W. H. Merten
• Eighteenth District: J. M. Holliday
• Nineteenth District: Virgil A. Wood
• Twentieth District: C. F. McElrath
• Twenty-first District: Fred S. Sherer
• Twenty-second District: J. M. Hay
• Twenty-third District: E. E. Hartshorn
• Twenty-fourth District: Philip Koch
• Twenty-fifth District: J. D. Ballard
• Twenty-sixth District: J. C. Williamson

The sixth legislative assembly served in 1901.^[6]

• First District: H. C. R. Brodboll
• Second District: James P. Woolsey
• Third District: Freeman E. Miller
• Fourth District: J. F. Todd
• Fifth District: E. Duffy
• Sixth District: Sidney Clarke
• Seventh District: George W. Bellamy
• Eight District: Felix L. Winkler
• Ninth District: John C. Foster
• Tenth District: R. E. P. Messall
• Eleventh District: George H. Coulson
• Twelfth District: A. G. Updegraff
• Thirteenth District: George B. Harrison

• First District: W. M. Ferguson
• Second District: James Wilkin
• Third District: John A. Oliphant
• Fourth District: Houston A. Thomas
• Fifth District: James L. Mathews
• Sixth District: William H. Scott
• Seventh District: John Embry
• Eight District: Robert E. Woods
• Ninth District: B. F. Nisbett
• Tenth District: Walter L. Phelps
• Eleventh District: Charles G. Jones
• Twelfth District: John W. Comp
• Thirteenth District: James W. Hadley
• Fourteenth District: Thomas R. Reid
• Fifteenth District: D. H. VanKirk
• Sixteenth District: Walter C. Stevens
• Seventeenth District: Cyrus E. Seeley
• Eighteenth District: Miles W. Allen
• Nineteenth District: Ret Millard
• Twentieth District: Frank R. Rogers
• Twenty-first District: John H. Decker
• Twenty-second District: Henry M. Brewer
• Twenty-third District: August T. Sniggs
• Twenty-fourth District: John H. Campbell
• Twenty-fifth District: Frank Mathews
• Twenty-sixth District: Charles R. Alexander

The seventh legislative assembly served in 1903.^[7]

• First District: James P. Woolsey
• Second District: John P. Hickam
• Third District: John Calvin Foster
• Fourth District: R. M. Campbell
• Fifth District: John O. Blakeney
• Sixth District: Herbert H. Champlin
• Seventh District: Felix L. Winkler
• Eight District: Alva G. Updegraff
• Ninth District: George T. Webster
• Tenth District: Charles R. Alexander
• Eleventh District: Thomas P. Gore
• Twelfth District: Sam Massingale
• Thirteenth District: Frank Mathews

• First District: James Wilkin
• Second District: William M. Bowles
• Third District: Herbert W. Williams
• Fourth District: James L. Mathews
• Fifth District: James J. Merrick
• Sixth District: Edgar W. Jones
• Seventh District: John Threadgill
• Eight District: Fred L. Wagoner
• Ninth District: B. F. Nisbett
• Tenth District: William T. James
• Eleventh District: John H. Decker
• Twelfth District: S. Grimes Sproat
• Thirteenth District: J. P. Cummins
• Fourteenth District: William A. Maxwell
• Fifteenth District: A. McTaggart
• Sixteenth District: Jonathan C. Major
• Seventeenth District: Thomas J. Ballew
• Eighteenth District: Evert J. Murphy
• Nineteenth District: Thomas P. Braidwood
• Twentieth District: Jesse H. Jones
• Twenty-first District: Dyke Ballinger
• Twenty-second District: Joseph K. Tuttle
• Twenty-third District: Joseph A. Jester
• Twenty-fourth District: James W. Harrison
• Twenty-fifth District: W. P. Francis
• Twenty-sixth District: T. M. Robinson