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Suffolk County
New York

Politicians who died in SuffolkCounty

Suffolk County (no city given):DavidG. Floyd, 1893 —EdwardR. Stettinius, 1925 —MatthewA. Henkel, 1978    Amagansett, Long Island:GarretJ. Garretson, 1922    Amityville, Long Island:EdwardJ. McGoldrick, 1951 —AlgernonLee, 1954 —GustaveM. Hahn, 1957 —PerryB. Duryea, 1968 —AlbertH. Bosch, 2005 —ChristopherB. Garvey, 2023    Babylon, Long Island:RichardHigbie, 1900 —EdwardThompson, 1995 —JamesR. Grover, Jr., 2012    Bay Shore, Long Island:JosephL. Perley, 1908    Bayport, Long Island:G.Murray Hulbert, 1950    Bellport, Long Island:JamesOtis, 1898 —WilliamR. Green, 1947 —EdwinL. Garvin, 1960    Brightwaters, Long Island:WilliamT. Collins, 1961    Brookhaven, Long Island:PrestonE. Terry, 1934    Center Moriches, Long Island:CharlesS. Havens, 1906 —JohnL. Havens, 1932    Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island:SamuelJones, Jr., 1853    Commack, Long Island:CharlesA. Floyd, 1873    East Hampton, Long Island:AbelHuntington, 1858 —J.W. Zevely, 1927 —OrvilleH. Northrop, 1941 —SamuelSeabury, 1958 —DorothyNorman, 1997 —StuyvesantWainwright, 2010    East Moriches, Long Island:JohnS. Havens, 1903    East Patchogue, Long Island:EdwardV. Loughlin, 1969    Eastport, Long Island:RoswellP. Flower, 1899    Good Ground (now Hampton Bays), LongIsland:WilliamJ. Carr, 1917    Greenport, Long Island:HenryA. Reeves, 1916 —JohnD. Bennett, 2005    Huntington, Long Island:SilasWood, 1847 —ChurchillC. Cambreleng, 1862 —HenryC. Platt, 1904 —HenryL. Stimson, 1950 —LeanderB. Faber, 1950 —CharlesH. Sullivan, 1968 —StanleyF. Reed, 1980    Huntington Bay, Long Island:GeorgeB. Cortelyou, 1940    Huntington Station, Long Island:JeromeG. Ambro, 1979    Islip, Long Island:TredwellScudder, 1834 —JohnB. Stanchfield, 1921 —GeorgeS. Graham, 1931 —W.Kingsland Macy, 1961 —CharlesHenry Tenney, 1994    Kings Park, Long Island:GeorgeL. Thompson, 1941    Lindenhurst, Long Island:CharlesHeling, 1938 —WalterB. Wellbrock, 1943    Mastic, Long Island:NicollFloyd, 1852 —JohnG. Floyd, 1881    Miller Place, Long Island:CalebS. Woodhull, 1866    Northport, Long Island:HenryScudder, 1822 —LucienSanial, 1927    Patchogue, Long Island:WilmotM. Smith, 1906    Port Jefferson, Long Island:AlexanderG. Blue, 1941    Quogue, Long Island:MichaelE. Butler, 1926    St. James, Long Island:WilliamT. Simpson, 1980    Sag Harbor, Long Island:EbenezerSage, 1834 —CharlesT. James, 1862 —WickhamS. Havens, 1880 —CaldwellEdwards, 1922    Sayville, Long Island:RobertB. Roosevelt, 1906    Setauket, Long Island:JamesJ. Dooling, 1955    Shelter Island:JonathanNicoll Havens, 1799 —BourkeB. Hickenlooper, 1971 —HughL. Carey, 2011    Smithtown, Long Island:DominicJ. Baranello, 2006    Southampton, Long Island:AlfredR. Page, 1931 —EdwardG. Whitaker, 1931 —AndrewW. Mellon, 1937 —JamesW. Gerard, 1951 —JosephM. Callahan, 1973 —JamesC. Healey, 1981 —AngierBiddle Duke, 1995 —SeymourHalpern, 1997 —BensonE. L. Timmons, 1997 —PerryB. Duryea, Jr., 2004 —DavidKoch, 2019    Speonk, Long Island:CharlesD. Hilles, 1949    Stony Brook, Long Island:HaroldBaer, Jr., 2014    Water Mill, Long Island:CourtlandtNicoll, 1938    West Islip, Long Island:JohnT. Willoughby, 1914 —JohnR. Crews, 1975 —RobertMoses, 1981    Wyandanch, Long Island:HermanB. Baruch, 1953    See alsoNew Yorkdeathplaces not assigned to counties.

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