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U.S. Politicians who were born inQuebec

Quebec (no city given):PrudentBeaudry, 1818 —GeorgeD. Auge, 1834 —EdwinR. Thompson, 1842 —StillmanF. Kneeland, 1845 —PhilipPlaisance, 1845 —HascalR. Brill, 1846 —ThomasRowe, 1848 —JosephBelanger, 1848 —AlfredCourchesne, 1848 —WilliamS. Kyle, 1851 —AramJ. Pothier, 1854 —EugeneL. Belisle, 1859 —GeorgeComer, c.1859 —JohnBaird, 1860 —WilliamH. De Savigny, 1860 —LouisMonast, 1863 —AlstonFairservice, 1864 —MichelRinguet, Jr., 1876 —ChristopherS. Flanagan, 1876 —J.Henry Goguen, c.1892    Beaumont:EdmondCote, 1863    Brome:J.Henry Jackson, 1844    Brompton Falls:JohnH. Stevens, 1820    Bury:DonaldM. McLean, 1862    Compton:EdwinParker, c.1830 —WilliamW. Grout, 1836 —JosiahGrout, 1841    Cowansville:WilliamJ. Connell, 1846    Danville:JamesF. McLam, 1875    East Clifton:RichardW. Taylor, 1880    East Hatley, Compton County:CharlesA. Boynton, 1867    Fort Lennox:LawrenceC. Fyfe, 1850    Gaspé:FredD. Vibert, 1873    Hatley:OthmanA. Abbott, 1842 —JohnS. Sweeney, 1851    Hemmingford:RobertR. Greer, 1842 —MartinBeattie Fisher, 1881    Hunterstown (now Louise):J.Lincoln Newhall, 1870    Iberville (now part ofSt.-Jean-sur-Richelieu):FrederickM. Ryder, 1852    L'Asumption:SolomonJuneau, 1793    L'Avenir:E.W. Griffith, 1862    Laprairie:MichelBrindamour Menard, 1805 —MartinT. McMahon, 1838 —AylmerR. Lawson, 1887    Lennoxville (now part of Sherbrooke):ArchibaldC. Hart, 1873    Melbourne (now part of Richmond):WilliamA. Gleeson, 1876    Montreal:JacobD. Cox, 1828 —JohnL. Jolley, 1840 —RichardN. Bowden, 1860 —GeorgeB. Forrester, 1862 —TomCrawford, 1863 —PeterAnderson, 1864 —WilliamJ. Deshano, 1867 —J.Holmes Jackson, 1871 —GeorgeN. Higgins, 1900 —DavidEnglestein, c.1905 —WilliamS. Farrell, 1907 —GeorgeM. Smith, 1912 —DaveMawhinney, 1914 —MalachyEdward Mannion, 1953 —GeoffDavis, 1958 —MyronRosner, c.1960    Nicolet:WilliamA. Lemire, 1877    Ormstown:AndrewWilliams, 1828    Quebec City:CharlesA. Houghton, 1870 —GlennFord, 1916    Quyon:PatrickJ. O'Malley, c.1904    Richmond:ErnestJ. Astell, 1874    Roxham:DavidA. Elliott, 1864 —J.Wesley Miller, 1869    St. Catherine:JohnConway, 1841    St. David, Yamaska:RemiL. Gendron, 1898    Near St. Hyacinthe:FelixHébert, 1874    St. Nicholas:LeanderSimoneau, 1834    St. Simon:AlphonseRoy, 1897    St. Sylvester:MichaelC. Burns, 1875    St. Valentine:FrankCarpentier, 1840    Saint-Antoine-sur-Richelieu:DamienMarchessault, 1818    Saint-Georges-de-Windsor:DouglasP. Auclair, 1871    Saint-Norbert:EmelienRoch, 1864    Saint-Paul:AdelardArchambault, 1860    Sainte-Madeleine:JosaphatT. Benoit, 1900    Sainte-Monique:WilliamH. Trudel, 1866    Shefford:JamesNathan Castle, 1836 —CharlesHam, 1851    Sherbrooke:WilliamG. Park, 1889 —SeanPatrick Maloney, 1966    Sorel, Lower Canada (now part ofSorel-Tracy, Quebec):NormanW. Kittson, 1814    Stanbridge:EdwinJ. Phelps, 1829    Stanstead:BenjaminH. Steele, 1837 —HiramRoswell Steele, 1842 —HoraceDenison Beebe, 1855 —PatrickJ. Farrell, 1861 —JohnM. Bradley, 1882    Stanstead County:AzariahBoody, 1815    Sutton:ColumbusSewell Scofield, 1860    Tingwick:EdmondP. Talbot, 1884    Waterloo:MichaelJ. Hart, 1877

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