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Hillsborough County
New Hampshire

Politicians who were born inHillsborough County

Amherst:JedediahK. Smith, 1770 —CharlesHumphrey Atherton, 1773 —JonathanFisk, 1778 —JohnS. Barry, 1802 —CharlesG. Atherton, 1804 —HoraceGreeley, 1811 —HenryH. Dickey, 1816 —JohnW. Harville, 1824 —AaronM. Wilkins, 1854    Antrim:CharlesAdams, Jr., 1810    Bedford:ThomasChandler, 1772 —BenjaminOrr, 1772 —ZachariahChandler, 1813 —DavidAtwood, 1815 —GeorgeC. Gilmore, 1826 —BenjaminD. Sprague, 1827 —GeorgeByron Chandler, 1832    Bennington:JohnB. Jameson, 1873    Deering:SilasBarnes, 1805 —JamesW. Grimes, 1816    Derryfield (now Manchester):JohnAdams Harper, 1779    Dunstable (now Nashua):JonathanBlanchard, 1738    Francestown:LeviWoodbury, 1789 —JoshuaMills, 1797 —SamuelDana Bell, 1798 —JamesBell, 1804 —AlfredG. Fairbanks, 1822 —GeorgeH. Fairbanks, 1830 —EdwinW. H. Farnum, 1865    Grasmere, Goffstown:BenjaminF. Greer, 1864    Hillsborough:JohnMcNeil, Jr., 1784 —FranklinPierce, 1804 —HarrisonEaton, 1817 —WilliamConn, 1818 —ChristopherColumbus Andrews, 1829    Hollis:DanielEmerson, 1746 —SamuelThomas Worcester, 1804    Hudson:RobertBurns, 1792 —CalebBlodgett, 1793    Manchester:      Manchester, 1800-1899:JamesA. Weston, 1827 —WilliamR. Clough, 1844 —NathanP. Kidder, 1844 —EdwardC. Smith, 1864 —EugeneE. Reed, 1866 —AndrewG. Littlefield, 1871 —GuyW. Cox, 1871 —LouisS. Cox, 1874 —HarryG. Clough, 1878 —ChanningH. Cox, 1879 —MauriceF. Devine, 1889 —FlorenceG. Danforth, 1892 —AlfredE. Fortin, 1894 —JohnJ. Sheehan, 1899 —HervéJ. L'Heureux, 1899    Manchester, 1900-1999:FranklinFlanders, 1902 —AlbertD. Leahy, 1903 —RaeS. Laraba, 1905 —CharlesH. Barnard, 1907 —JosephJ. Betley, 1910 —PaulE. Provost, 1915 —GermainP. Dupont, c.1915 —RobertJ. Gamache, 1916 —LouisC. Wyman, 1917 —JohnW. King, 1918 —HenryJ. Pariseau, 1918 —AlexanderKazakis, 1919 —MartinFrancis Loughlin, 1923 —JohnC. Mongan, 1925 —ShaneDevine, 1926 —RolandS. Vallee, 1929 —NormanH. Stahl, 1931    Mason:HerbertJ. Taft, 1860    Milford:GeorgeA. Ramsdell, 1834 —CharlesHenry Donahue, 1877    Mont Vernon:AlphaE. Thompson, 1815    Nashua:AlonzoA. Martin, 1842 —RoujetD. Marshall, 1847 —AlfredAdams Wheat, 1867 —WilliamH. Barry, 1878 —HenriAlphonse Burque, 1879 —FrancisWayland Johnston, 1882 —PeterH. A. Flood, 1885 —PeterWilliam Patnaude, 1889 —BlaylockAtherton, 1900 —EdwardJohn Lampron, 1909 —HughGregg, 1917 —WalterPeterson, 1922 —EmileD. Beaulieu, 1931 —JuddGregg, 1947 —KellyAyotte, 1968    New Boston:JamesWilson, c.1769 —WilliamWilson, 1773 —ClarkB. Cochrane, 1815 —EdwardH. Wason, 1865 —RichardF. Ralph, 1869    New Ipswich:IsaiahKidder, 1770 —NathanAppleton, 1779 —CharlesStetson, 1801 —JohnAppleton, 1804    Pelham:WilliamMerchant Richardson, 1774 —JosiahButler, 1779    Peterborough:JeremiahSmith, 1759 —SamuelSmith, 1765 —JamesWilson, 1766 —JamesMiller, 1776 —JohnWilson, 1777 —JamesWilson, 1797 —JamesF. Brennan, 1853 —RobertP. Bass, Jr., 1923    Temple:PeterFelt, 1784 —DanielFelt, 1799    Weare:PhineasJ. Stone, 1810 —JonathanStone, 1823 —JosiahG. Dearborn, 1829 —JohnP. Bartlett, 1841 —RobertJ. Peaslee, 1864    Wilton:FrankG. Clarke, 1850 —GeorgeE. Bales, 1862 —WilliamFrench Smith, 1917    See alsoNewHampshire birthplaces not assigned to counties.

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