The Political Graveyard: Middlesex County, Mass.

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Middlesex County
Massachusetts

Politicians who were born in Middlesex County

Arlington: Wellington Wells, 1868 — Arthur C. Frost, 1886

Bedford: John Fassett, Jr., 1743

Belmont: John Taggard Blodgett, 1859

Cambridge:

	Cambridge, 1700-1799: William Eustis, 1753 — Seth Hastings, 1762 — William Stedman, 1765 — Charles K. Williams, 1782
	Cambridge, 1800-1899: James Russell Lowell, 1819 — Edward D. Hayden, 1833 — James M. Shepard, 1842 — Frederic Dodge, 1847 — Herbert H. D. Peirce, 1849 — William E. Russell, 1857 — William W. Davis, 1862 — Alanson B. Houghton, 1863 — Daniel H. Coakley, 1865 — Alexander Thayer, 1865 — Robert Herrick, 1868 — Frederick W. Dallinger, 1871 — Susan W. FitzGerald, 1871 — Robert E. Goodwin, 1878 — Edmund W. Courtney, 1878 — Erland F. Fish, 1883 — Richard M. Russell, 1891 — Charles F. Hurley, 1893 — Charles Thomas Cavanagh, 1893 — Edmund J. Brandon, 1894
	Cambridge, 1900-1999: John M. Cabot, 1901 — Francis H. Russell, 1904 — Thomas H. Eliot, 1907 — Walworth Barbour, 1908 — Eleanor L. Daly, 1911 — Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr., 1912 — Mark Dalton, c.1915 — Edward T. White, 1916 — Donald T. Regan, 1918 — Chester A. Johnson, 1919 — Philip Wallace Manhard, 1921 — William D. Hathaway, 1924 — Francis X. O'Keefe, 1933 — Susan A. Davis, 1944 — Sharon McPhail, c.1950

Chelmsford: Caleb F. Abbott, 1811 — Josiah G. Abbott, 1814

Chestnut Hill, Newton: Francis C. Gray, 1890 — Leverett Saltonstall, 1892 — Richard Saltonstall, 1897

Concord: Silas Lee, 1760 — Gardner D. Williams, 1804 — William Whiting, 1813 — E. Rockwood Hoar, 1816 — George Merrick Brooks, 1824 — George F. Hoar, 1826 — Sherman Hoar, 1860

Dracut: James Mitchell Varnum, 1748 — Joseph B. Varnum, 1751 — John Varnum, 1778

Dunstable: Isaac Fletcher, 1784 — Amos Kendall, 1789

East Cambridge, Cambridge: Patrick H. McCarren, 1849

Everett: Torbert H. Macdonald, 1917 — Louis C. DeLuca, c.1945

Framingham: John Reed, 1751 — Peter Parker, 1804 — Constantine Canaris Esty, 1824 — John R. Macomber, 1875 — Julian F. Harrington, 1901 — William I. Randall, 1915 — Stephen Pagliuca, 1955 — Adam B. Schiff, 1960

Groton: Samuel Dana, 1767 — Ether Shepley, 1789 — Abbott Lawrence, 1792 — John P. Bigelow, 1797 — Amos A. Lawrence, 1814 — Samuel Green, 1830 — Charles W. Stone, 1843 — William Bancroft, 1855

Holliston: Aaron Leland, 1761 — George A. Whiting, 1827

Hopkinton: William Chamberlain, 1755 — John Locke, 1764 — William H. Ryan, 1860

Hudson: Burton K. Wheeler, 1882 — Paul Cellucci, 1948

Lexington: Charles Robinson, Jr., 1829 — Henry O. Tilton, 1885 — Philip Young, 1910

Lincoln: Samuel Hoar, 1778

Littleton: Nahum Harwood, 1833 — George Augustus Sanderson, 1863

Lowell: Jeremiah H. Murphy, 1835 — Solon Whithed Stevens, 1836 — William F. Draper, 1842 — Charles H. Allen, 1848 — Reuben E. Walker, 1851 — James B. Carroll, 1856 — Pascal H. Frye, c.1865 — Walter L. Pratt, 1868 — Butler Ames, 1871 — Albert R. Archibald, 1876 — John J. Rogers, 1881 — D. G. Archambault, c.1887 — Charles H. Slowey, 1887 — George H. Cohen, 1892 — Paul R. Foisy, 1900 — William F. McCarthy, 1902 — Abdul Hamid, 1903 — George T. Ashe, 1905 — F. Bradford Morse, 1921 — Charles R. Stanton, 1929 — Olympia Dukakis, 1931 — Paul E. Tsongas, 1941 — Martin T. Meehan, 1956

Near Lowell: Andrew K. Hay, 1809

Malden: George D. Hart, 1846 — Frank Vaughan Plummer, 1918 — Earl F. Dodge, 1932 — Edward J. Markey, 1946

Marlborough: Charles Hudson, 1795 — Lyman B. Frieze, 1825 — George A. Fay, 1838 — John J. Mitchell, 1873 — Raoul H. Beaudreau, 1882

Near Marlborough: Philo C. Fuller, 1787

Medford: John Brooks, 1752 — Roland G. Usher, 1823 — Charles Thomas Daly, 1882 — Parker T. Hart, 1910

Melrose: William E. Barrett, 1858 — Wallace R. Lovett, 1880 — James M. Burns, 1918 — David H. Souter, 1939

Natick: A. W. Thayer, 1817 — George C. Fairbanks, 1852 — Louis A. Coolidge, 1861 — George H. Jackson, 1863 — Gerald E. Thomas, 1929

Newton: Roger Sherman, 1721 — Joseph Healy, 1776 — Alexander H. Rice, 1818 — Daniel J. Gallagher, 1873 — Edwin O. Childs, 1876 — Arthur W. Hollis, 1877 — William Tudor Gardiner, 1892 — Howard Whitmore, Jr., 1905 — Harry F. Stimpson, Jr., 1913 — Douglas Henderson, 1914 — Donald S. Harrington, 1914 — William Lawrence Saltonstall, 1927 — Paul G. Kirk, Jr., 1938 — Mark A. Foley, 1954 — Mark Flanagan, 1963

Newton Center, Newton: William E. D. Ward, 1884 — Emilio Q. Daddario, 1918

Newton Highlands, Newton: J. Weston Allen, 1872

Newton Lower Falls, Newton: Warren F. Daniell, 1826 — Frank Dyer Chester, 1869

North Reading: Thomas N. Hart, 1829 — Frank P. Flint, 1862

Pepperell: Henry A. Bullard, 1788

Somerville: Rollin A. Keyes, 1854 — William F. Dana, 1863 — Frederic W. Cook, 1873 — Jay R. Benton, 1885 — Arthur D. Healey, 1889 — William S. Howe, 1890 — Alton L. Miller, 1890 — James Conlan Scanlan, 1896 — James Joseph Brennan, 1897 — Eugene H. Giroux, 1903 — Walter E. Lawrence, 1905 — Constance A. Morella, 1931 — Ronald E. Lykens, 1937 — Mike Capuano, 1952

Sudbury: George L. Balcom, 1819

Tewksbury: Charles P. Howard, 1887

Townsend: Josiah Robbins, 1761

Townsend Harbor, Townsend: Huntley N. Spaulding, 1869 — Rolland H. Spaulding, 1873

Tyngsboro: William Adams Richardson, 1821 — Victor F. Jewett, 1881

Wakefield: Jeremiah E. O'Connell, 1883 — John A. Volpe, 1908

Waltham: Samuel Livermore, 1732 — Nathaniel P. Banks, 1816 — Theodore Lyman, 1833 — Robert T. Paine, 1866 — Joseph A. McDonald, 1876 — Vincent R. Fitzpatrick, c.1917 — John Lynch, 1952

Watertown: Benjamin R. Curtis, 1809 — George Washington Warren, 1813 — William Everett, 1839 — James H. Vahey, 1871 — Richard J. Hall, c.1872 — Ellis O. Briggs, 1899

West Cambridge (now Arlington): Joshua E. Dodge, 1854

West Newton, Newton: Sinclair Weeks, 1893

Westford: Willard Hall, 1780

Wilmington: John B. Lewis, Jr., 1841

Winchester: Fred Clinton Jacobs, 1865 — Robert G. Allen, 1902 — George H. Lowe, 1939 — Vic Fazio, 1942

Woburn: Samuel Knight, 1730 — William F. Davis, 1849 — William E. Dever, 1862

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