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Orange County
New York

Politicians who were born in OrangeCounty

Orange County (no city given):JohnTownsend, 1783 —JosephJohnson, 1785 —SamuelEdsall, c.1804 —AlexanderLoyd, 1805 —WilderD. Foster, 1819 —AlexanderWilkin, c.1820 —GeorgeLewis, 1827 —JamesH. Hall, 1846    Blooming Grove:NathanielW. Howell, 1770 —SelahTuthill, 1771 —AlbertS. White, 1803 —NathanielW. Howell, 1830    Central Valley:HowardK. Travers, 1893    Chester:WilliamTerry Jackson, 1794    Cornwall:CharlesH. Weygant, 1839 —JohnOrr, 1859 —WalterW. Westall, c.1878    Cornwall town:ClemenceC. Smith, c.1882    Craigville:FredRobertson, 1871    Crawford town:JohnC. R. Taylor, 1865    Deerpark:WilliamH. Cuddeback, 1852    Florida:WilliamH. Seward, 1801 —P.Sidney Post, 1833 —GeorgeF. Seward, 1840    Goshen:WestcottWilkin, 1824 —RoswellCarpenter Coleman, 1840    Near Goshen:AaronShaw, 1811    Little Britain:JamesClinton, 1736 —GeorgeClinton, 1739 —CharlesClinton, 1767 —CharlesHumphrey, 1792 —JamesG. Clinton, 1804    Mt. Hope:CharlesSt. John, 1818 —GeorgeW. Greene, 1831 —AbramB. Macardell, 1877    Middletown:HiramJ. Beakes, 1827 —AnthonyL. Knapp, 1828 —GeorgeM. Beakes, 1831 —WilliamN. Demarest, 1849 —JamesC. Rider, c.1859 —JohnD. Stivers, 1861 —DanielF. Cohalan, 1867 —FrederickW. Seward, Jr., 1874 —JohnB. Corwin, 1876 —JohnBright, 1884 —ThomasC. Desmond, 1887 —JacobE. Gunther III, 1953    Minisink:CharlesBorland, Jr., 1786 —M.Lindley Lee, 1805 —AlexanderH. Bailey, 1817    Monroe:FrankMapes, 1846    Montgomery:NehemiahH. Losey, 1804 —JohnD. Lawson, 1816 —NathanielP. Hill, 1832 —LutherShafer, 1848    Neelytown:SamuelWatkins Eager, 1789    New Vernon:GeorgeM. Beebe, 1836    New Windsor:JohnAlsop, 1724 —BenjaminB. Odell, Sr., 1825 —BenjaminMcClung, 1867    Newburgh:SamuelFowler, 1779 —CharlesAugustus Foote, 1785 —EdwardHowell, 1792 —HenryHill, 1795 —SelahReeve Hobbie, 1797 —ArchibaldC. Niven, 1803 —RobertH. McKune, 1823 —StephenW. Fullerton, Jr., 1823 —CharlesM. Croswell, 1825 —ChaunceyM. Leonard, 1825 —WilliamW. Belknap, 1829 —D.Maitland Armstrong, 1836 —CharlesFrancis Brown, 1844 —MichaelH. Hirschberg, 1847 —BenjaminB. Odell, Jr., 1854 —JamesF. Egan, c.1879 —JohnJ. McNaboe, 1893 —HarryS. Burke, c.1898 —D.Clinton Dominick III, 1918 —GeraldineFerraro, 1935    Oxford:JohnHallock, Jr., 1783 —ChesterC. Cole, 1824    Port Jervis:SamuelFowler, 1851 —WilliamS. Bennet, 1870 —AlfredMarvin, 1873 —JohnL. Havens, 1874    Roseton:JosephJohn Jova, 1916    Searsville:DanielA. Currie, 1842    Thompson Ridge:G.Edward Clark, 1917    Walden:CarolynCaldwell, 1871    Wallkill:JamesW. Wilkin, 1762 —BurtMapes, 1864    Warwick:HenryWisner, 1720 —NathanielJones, 1788 —WilsonC. Van Duzer, 1894    Wawayanda:StephenW. Fullerton, 1792    West Point:AlphonsoT. Clearwater, 1848 —NanWood Honeyman, 1881 —GoreVidal, 1925    Near West Point:CorneliusKingsland Garrison, 1809    Westtown:KennethD. L. Niven, 1862    See alsoNew Yorkbirthplaces not assigned to counties.

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