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New Haven County
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Politicians who died in New Haven County

	Branford: Biagio DiLieto, 1999
	Cheshire: Samuel A. Foot, 1846
	Derby: William F. Ablondi, 1981
	East Haven: Bela Farnham, 1857 — Ralph Capecelatro, 1994
	Fair Haven, New Haven: Henry L. Ellsworth, 1858 — E. Edwin Hall, 1896
	Guilford: Ellsworth B. Foote, 1977
	Hamden: Harold M. Mulvey, 2000
	Madison: Ranulf Compton, 1974
	Meriden: Walter Booth, 1870 — Owen B. Arnold, 1900 — Andrew W. Tracy, 1917 — Francis T. Maloney, 1945 — Henry D. Altobello, 1988
	Middlebury: Howard B. Tuttle, 1933
	Milford: Robert Treat, 1710 — Jonathan Law, 1750 — Cornelius T. Driscoll, 1931
	Naugatuck: William Kennedy, 1918
	New Haven:
	New Haven, 1700-1799: Roger Sherman, 1793    New Haven, 1800-1899: David Humphreys, 1818 — James Hillhouse, 1832 — William Bristol, 1836 — Henry Randolph Storrs, 1837 — Nathaniel Terry, 1844 — Henry W. Edwards, 1847 — Timothy Pitkin, 1847 — Elizur Goodrich, 1849 — Simeon Baldwin, 1851 — David Daggett, 1851 — Charles A. Ingersoll, 1860 — Roger S. Baldwin, 1863 — Samuel Rossiter Betts, 1868 — John Woodruff, 1868 — Thomas B. Osborne, 1869 — William W. Boardman, 1871 — Ralph I. Ingersoll, 1872 — James E. English, 1890 — Thomas Sanford, 1890 — Hobart B. Bigelow, 1891 — William P. Shelton, 1892 — Edward Coke Billings, 1893    New Haven, 1900-1999: Henry B. Harrison, 1901 — Adelbert S. Hay, 1901 — Colin M. Ingersoll, 1903 — Samuel E. Merwin, Jr., 1907 — Nehemiah D. Sperry, 1911 — James P. Pigott, 1919 — P. Davis Oakey, 1920 — Thomas L. Reilly, 1924 — Wilbur L. Cross, 1948 — Charles M. Bakewell, 1957 — Jerome Frank, 1957 — Alfred C. Baldwin, 1957 — James A. Shanley, 1965 — Albert W. Cretella, 1979 — James P. Geelan, 1982 — Paul E. Provost, 1998    New Haven, 2000-2012: John Nichol Irwin II, 2000
	Orange: Patrick B. O'Sullivan, 1978
	Oxford: Aurelius Buckingham, 1884
	Seymour: Carlos French, 1903
	Southbury: John H. Cassidy, 1927 — H. Malcolm Baldrige, 1985
	Stony Creek, Branford: Jerome Francis Donovan, 1949
	Wallingford: Lindley H. Hadley, 1948 — John A. McGuire, 1976
	Waterbury: William Brown, 1881 — Israel Coe, 1891 — Luzerne I. Munson, 1895 — Daniel F. Webster, 1896 — Guernsey S. Parsons, 1898 — Stephen W. Kellogg, 1904 — George T. Culhane, 1941 — Vincent A. Scully, 1943 — T. Frank Hayes, 1965 — J. Joseph Smith, 1980
	Near Waterbury: Dwight Loomis, 1903
	Wolcott: Luther Hotchkiss, 1863
	Woodbridge: Truman Hotchkiss, 1842 — Clarence F. Baldwin, 1980
	See also Connecticut deathplaces not assigned to counties.

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