Thomas Sammons (politician)

Thomas Sammons was a politician in the early to mid-19th century United States. He served as a U.S. Representative from New York. Born in Montgomery County, New York, Sammons was involved in local and state politics before his election to Congress.

Sammons represented New York's 17th congressional district from 1821 to 1823, during the 17th Congress. His political affiliation was with the Democratic-Republican party. His time in Congress saw debates surrounding economic issues and infrastructure development.

After his single term in the House of Representatives, Sammons returned to New York and continued his involvement in local affairs. Specific details about his post-congressional career and personal life are limited, but historical records confirm his service and contributions to the political landscape of his time. Further research may be required to uncover more in-depth information about his life and political activities.