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New London County
Connecticut

Politicians who died in New London County

	Bozrah: Samuel A. Gager, 1846 — Samuel Gager, 1855 — Albert G. Avery, 1870
	Colchester: Ralph S. Taintor, 1892 — Erastus S. Day, 1921
	East Lyme: William R. Cotter, 1981
	Franklin: Alma Daniels, 1960
	Groton: Noyes Barber, 1844 — Elisha Haley, 1860 — Lodowick Bill, 1871 — William St. Onge, 1970
	Lebanon: Joseph Trumbull, 1778 — Jonathan Trumbull, 1785 — Jonathan Trumbull, Jr., 1809 — David Trumbull, 1822 — Elisha Waterman, 1857
	Ledyard: Roswell Allyn, 1860
	Lyme: Matthew Griswold, 1799 — James A. Bill, 1880 — Joshua Baker, 1885 — J. Laurence Raymond, 1937
	Montville: William Hillhouse, 1816
	Mystic, Stonington: Daniel Burrows, 1858 — Henry C. Allen, 1942 — Leonard P. Moore, 1982
	New London: Gurdon Saltonstall, 1724 — Joshua Coit, 1798 — Richard Law, 1806 — Amasa Learned, 1825 — Lyman Law, 1842 — Elias Perkins, 1845 — Nicoll Fosdick, 1868 — Thomas W. Williams, 1874 — Nathan Belcher, 1891 — Benjamin Stark, 1898 — Augustus Brandegee, 1904 — Frederick Farnsworth, 1914 — Bryan F. Mahan, 1923 — Theodore Bodenwein, 1939 — Fred Bradley, 1947 — Fred A. Beckwith, 1952 — W. Langdon Kihn, 1957 — Leo E. Jackson, 2009
	North Stonington: Nathan Pendleton, 1827 — J. Bard Bill, 1954
	Norwich: Samuel Huntington, 1796 — Roger Griswold, 1812 — Ebenezer Huntington, 1834 — Calvin Goddard, 1842 — Jabez W. Huntington, 1847 — Jonathan G. W. Trumbull, 1853 — William A. Buckingham, 1875 — Lafayette S. Foster, 1880 — John T. Wait, 1899 — William J. Fitzgerald, 1947 — William L. Higgins, 1951 — Edwin W. Higgins, 1954 — Joseph B. Downes, 1955 — Eli G. Lague, 1960 — John D. McWilliams, 1975 — Emile L. Raymond, 1979 — C. Vaughn Ferguson, Jr., 1981
	Old Lyme: Thomas R. Ball, 1943 — Thomas J. Dodd, 1971 — E. Lea Marsh, Jr., 1996
	Poquonock Bridge, Groton: Warren B. Burrows, 1952
	Salem: Hiram Bingham, Jr., 1988
	Waterford: Asa Wightman, 1858
	See also Connecticut deathplaces not assigned to counties.

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