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- Senate and House of Representatives of eleven States first convene in New York, New York, March 4, 1789
- House first meets with quorum of members to elect first Speaker, April 1, 1789
- Senate first meets with quorum of members to elect first President pro tempore and tally results of Presidential election
- Inauguration of George Washington, first President of the United States, April 30, 1789
- Foreign Affairs (State) Department Established, July 27, 1789
- War (Defense) Department Established, August 7, 1789
- Treasury Department Established, September 2, 1789
- Judiciary Act established Office of Attorney General and composition of Supreme Court, September 24, 1789
- North Carolina ratifies Constitution, November 21, 1789.
- Rhode Island and Providence Plantations ratifies Constitution, May 29, 1790
- Kentucky admitted to Union, February 4, 1791, effective June 1, 1792
- Vermont admitted to Union, February 18, 1791, effective March 4, 1791
- Fisher Ames (Representative), Pro-Administration, MA
- John Baptista Ashe[?] (Representative), -, NC
- Abraham Baldwin[?] (Representative), -, GA
- Richard Bassett[?] (Senator), Anti-Administration, DE
- Egbert Benson[?] (Representative), Pro-Administration, NY
- Theodorick Bland[?] (Representative), -, VA
- Timothy Bloodworth[?] (Representative), -, NC
- Elias Boudinot (Representative), -, NJ
- Benjamin Bourne[?] (Representative), Pro-Administration, RI
- John Brown[?] (Representative), -, KY
- Aedanus Burke[?] (Representative), -, SC
- Pierce Butler[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, SC
- Lambert Cadwalader[?] (Representative), -, NJ
- Charles Carroll of Carrollton (Senator), Pro-Administration, MD
- Daniel Carroll[?] (Representative), -, MD
- George Clymer (Representative), -, PA
- Isaac Coles[?] (Representative), Anti-Administration, VA
- Benjamin Contee[?] (Representative), -, MD
- Tristram Dalton[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, MA
- Philemon Dickinson[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, NJ
- Oliver Ellsworth[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, CT
- Jonathan Elmer[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, NJ
- William Few[?] (Senator), Anti-Administration, GA
- Thomas Fitzsimons[?] (Representative), -, PA
- William Floyd (Representative), -, NY
- Abiel Foster[?] (Representative), Pro-Administration, NH
- Theodore Foster[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, RI
- George Gale[?] (Representative), -, MD
- Elbridge Gerry (Representative), -, MA
- William Branch Giles[?] (Representative), Anti-Administration, VA
- Nicholas Gilman[?] (Representative), Anti-Administration, NH
- Benjamin Goodhue[?] (Representative), Pro-Administration, MA
- William Grayson[?] (Senator), Anti-Administration, VA
- Samuel Griffin[?] (Representative), -, VA
- Jonathan Grout[?] (Representative), -, MA
- James Gunn[?] (Senator), Anti-Administration, GA
- Thomas Hartley[?] (Representative), Pro-Administration, PA
- John Hathorn[?] (Representative), Anti-Administration, NY
- Benjamin Hawkins[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, NC
- John Henry (Senator), Pro-Administration, MD
- Daniel Hiester[?] (Representative), Anti-Administration, PA
- Daniel Huger[?] (Representative), -, SC
- Benjamin Huntington[?] (Representative), -, CT
- Ralph Izard[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, SC
- James Jackson[?] (Representative), Anti-Administration, GA
- William Samuel Johnson[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, CT
- Samuel Johnston[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, NC
- Rufus King (Senator), Pro-Administration, NY
- John Langdon[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, NH
- John Laurance[?] (Representative), -, NY
- Richard Bland Lee[?] (Representative), -, VA
- Richard Henry Lee (Senator), Anti-Administration, VA
- George Leonard[?] (Representative), Pro-Administration, MA
- Samuel Livermore[?] (Representative), Pro-Administration, NH
- William Maclay[?] (Senator), Anti-Administration, PA
- James Madison (Representative), Anti-Administration, VA
- George Mathews[?] (Representative), -, GA
- James Monroe (Senator), Anti-Administration, VA
- Andrew Moore[?] (Representative), Anti-Administration[?], VA
- Robert Morris (Senator), Pro-Administration, PA
- Frederick Augustus Conrad Muhlenberg (Representative, Speaker of the House), Pro-administration, PA
- John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg (Representative), -, PA
- John Page[?] (Representative), Anti-Administration, VA
- Josiah Parker[?] (Representative), Pro-Administration, VA
- George Partridge[?] (Representative), -, MA
- William Paterson[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, NJ
- George Read (Senator), Pro-Administration, DE
- James Schureman[?] (Representative), Pro-Administration, NJ
- Philip John Schuyler[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, NY
- Thomas Scott[?] (Representative), -, PA
- Theodore Sedgwick[?] (Representative), Pro-Administration, MA
- Joshua Seney[?] (Representative), -, MD
- John Sevier[?] (Representative), Anti-Administration, NC
- Roger Sherman (Representative), -, CT
- Peter Silvester[?] (Representative), -, NY
- Thomas Sinnickson[?] (Representative), Pro-Administration, NJ
- William Smith[?] (Representative), -, MD
- William Loughton Smith[?] (Representative), Pro-Administration, SC
- Joseph Stanton, Jr.[?] (Senator), Anti-Administration, RI
- John Steele[?] (Representative), -, NC
- Michael Jenifer Stone[?] (Representative), -, MD
- Caleb Strong[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, MA
- Jonathan Sturges[?] (Representative), -, CT
- Thomas Sumter[?] (Representative), Anti-Administration, SC
- George Thatcher[?] (Representative), Pro-Administration, MA
- Jonathan Jr Trumbull[?] (Representative), -, CT
- Thomas Tudor Tucker[?] (Representative), -, SC
- Jeremiah Van Rensselaer[?] (Representative), -, NY
- John Vining[?] (Representative), -, DE
- Jeremiah Wadsworth[?] (Representative), -, CT
- John Walker[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, VA
- Alexander White[?] (Representative), -, VA
- Hugh Williamson[?] (Representative), Pro-Administration, NC
- Paine Wingate[?] (Senator), Anti-Administration, NH
- Henry Wynkoop[?] (Representative), -, PA
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