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Dutchess County
New York

Politicians who were born in DutchessCounty

Dutchess County (no city given):IsaacGriffin, 1751 —SmithThompson, 1768 —DuncanMcArthur, 1772 —HenryBrush, 1778 —JarvisK. Pike, 1781 —RoswellBeebe, 1795 —EdwardLivingston, 1796 —StallhamW. LaDu, 1823 —IsaacS. Tallmadge, 1824 —AugustusA. Brush, c.1827 —JacobS. Deuel, 1830 —W.Irving Latimer, 1836    Amenia:ObadiahGerman, 1766 —JohnMiller, 1774 —SamuelHerrick, 1779 —WilliamH. Leonard, 1812 —FitchR. Williams, 1824    Bangall:JacobSutherland, 1788    Beacon:AustinHoyt, 1915    Beekman:RansomHalloway, c.1793 —CharlesE. De Long, 1832 —JamesA. Doughty, 1850    Clinton town:HenryA. Gildersleeve, 1840    Dover:ThomasTaber II, 1785 —NathanSoule, 1790 —ElmoreP. Ross, 1809 —StephenTaber, 1821    Dover Plains:JohnH. Ketcham, 1832 —HenryB. Ketcham, 1865 —EdwardBruce, 1879    Fishkill:CoertDubois, 1774 —WilliamJ. Hutchins, 1813 —TheodoricR. Westbrook, 1821 —FrankD. Sloat, 1835 —LewisS. Patrick, 1843    Near Fishkill:TheodorusBailey, 1758    Hyde Park:WilliamNelson, 1784 —FranklinD. Roosevelt, 1882    Lagrangeville:WalterJ. Farrington, 1829    Leedsville:MinnieFellows, 1863    Matteawan (now part of Beacon):WilliamF. Brush, 1867 —JamesV. Forrestal, 1892    Millerton:WilliamB. Roe, 1856    Nine Partners:SamuelTweedy, 1776    North East:TimothyT. Lockwood, 1810 —HarveyRoe, 1823    Pawling:JediahPrendergast, 1766 —JohnH. Cassidy, 1858 —HowardN. Allen, 1873 —GregoryR. Ball, 1977    Pine Plains:NicholasVan Slyck, 1829    Pleasant Valley:WalterCase, 1776 —JamesKirke Paulding, 1778 —JohnR. Drake, 1782 —ThomasT. Flagler, 1811 —GilbertDean, 1819    Poughkeepsie:JonasPlatt, 1769 —JamesEmott, 1771 —DanielLeRoy, 1775 —SamuelSwartwout, 1783 —GilbertL. Thompson, 1796 —StephenRandall Harris, 1802 —PhilipS. Crooke, 1810 —WilliamRadford, 1814 —JosephF. Barnard, 1823 —CharlesH. Van Wyck, 1824 —HomerA. Nelson, 1829 —GeorgeG. Barnard, c.1829 —AnnaStreet Morton, 1846 —RichardE. Connell, 1857 —GuyC. H. Corliss, 1858 —CharlesMorschauser, 1860 —EdmundPlatt, 1865 —N.P. Zimmer, 1868 —JohnE. Mack, 1874 —EdwardA. Conger, 1882 —BenjaminA. Gilman, 1922 —GeorgeLatimer, 1935 —TomLiddy, 1962    Near Poughkeepsie:JohnEdwards, 1781 —ThomasJ. Oakley, 1783 —CharlesBodle, 1787    Red Hook:JosephG. Masten, 1809 —CholwellKnox, 1839 —HarrisN. Cookingham, 1883    Rhinebeck:PeterR. Livingston, 1766 —JohnA. Quitman, 1799 —JohnThompson, 1809 —RichardSchell, 1810 —AugustusSchell, 1812 —DenningDuer, 1812    Salt Point:JamesC. Allen, 1863    Shekomeko:AbrahamBockee, 1784    Staatsburg:WilliamC. Emmet, 1836    Stanford:JoelThompson, 1760 —MatthiasB. Tallmadge, 1774 —JamesTallmadge, Jr., 1778 —JosiahSutherland, 1804 —IsaacR. Sherwood, 1835 —DanielW. Guernsey, 1835 —B.Platt Carpenter, 1837 —NewtonD. Alling, 1869    Tivoli:JohnC. Adams, 1836    Union Vale:O.Vincent Coffin, 1836    Wappingers Falls:FrederickW. Rowe, 1863    Wassaic:WalterH. Jaycox, 1863    See alsoNew Yorkbirthplaces not assigned to counties.

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