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Litchfield County
Connecticut

Politicians who died in Litchfield County

	Bethlehem: James P. Cassidy, 1943
	Colebrook: Lancelot Phelps, 1866
	Cornwall: Edward B. Whitney, 1911
	Harwinton: Abijah Catlin, 1891
	Lakeville, Salisbury: Alexander H. Holley, 1887
	Lime Rock, Salisbury: William H. Barnum, 1889
	Litchfield: Andrew Adams, 1797 — Oliver Wolcott, Sr., 1797 — Jedediah Strong, 1802 — Tapping Reeve, 1823 — Moses Seymour, 1826 — Benjamin Tallmadge, 1835 — Phineas Miner, 1839 — George Seymour, 1861 — Frederick A. Tallmadge, 1869 — John H. Hubbard, 1872 — Origen S. Seymour, 1881 — George C. Woodruff, 1885 — Edward W. Seymour, 1892 — Charles B. Andrews, 1902 — William B. Hornblower, 1914
	New Hartford: Edward M. Chapin, 1896
	New Milford: Perry Smith, 1852 — Orange Merwin, 1853 — John F. Addis, 1931 — John S. Addis, 1937 — Burr L. Castle, 1955
	Norfolk: William W. Welch, 1892
	North Canaan: Miles T. Granger, 1895
	Plymouth: Wilbert Nelson Austin, 1943
	Salisbury: Frederick Miles, 1896 — Thomas F. Murphy, 1995
	Sharon: John Cotton Smith, 1845 — Ansel Sterling, 1853 — Asahel A. Hotchkiss, 1885 — Thomas C. Hart, 1971
	Torrington: Lyman W. Coe, 1893 — Charles B. Curtis, 1962 — Charles D. Kilbourn, 1966 — Elmer V. Griggs, 1968 — Robert A. Wall, 1995
	Washington: Earle Buckingham, 1888
	Winsted: Lorrin A. Cooke, 1902
	Woodbury: Nathaniel Smith, 1822
	See also Connecticut deathplaces not assigned to counties.

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