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Kennebec County
Maine

Politicians who were born in Kennebec County

	Albion: Owen Lovejoy, 1811
	Augusta: George Washington Ladd, 1818 — Melville W. Fuller, 1833 — Augustus E. Alden, 1837 — George E. Macomber, 1853 — S. Curtis C. Ward, 1863 — Frank H. Foss, 1865 — Frank G. Farrington, 1872 — Robert A. Cony, 1876 — Guy P. Gannett, 1881 — Anne M. Gannett, c.1883 — Burton M. Cross, 1902 — Olympia J. Snowe, 1947
	Belgrade: Lot M. Morrill, 1813
	Benton: Asher C. Hinds, 1863
	China: Justus G. Hanson, 1870 — John E. Nelson, 1874
	Gardiner: George Plaisted Sanderson, 1836 — Melville P. Milliken, 1848 — Frederic Danforth, 1848 — Oliver B. Clason, 1850 — Edgar C. Wakefield, 1866 — Ernest A. Wakefield, 1868 — Charles R. Clason, 1890
	Greene: James Bates, 1789
	Hallowell: Hiram Belcher, 1790 — George Evans, 1797 — John Octavius Sewall, 1806 — Edwin G. Eastman, 1833 — Will C. Atkins, 1873
	Litchfield: George W. Getchell, 1815 — Henry I. Emerson, 1871
	Mt. Vernon: Moses G. Sherburne, 1808 — John H. Rice, 1816 — John L. Stevens, 1820 — Loren Fletcher, 1833 — Horace W. Greeley, 1857
	Monmouth: Samuel Royal Thurston, 1816 — Flavius O. Beal, 1841 — Wilbur H. Judkins, 1858
	Pittston: Daniel Tarbox Jewett, 1807
	Readfield: Charles Hayward, 1812 — Fred Emery Beane, 1853
	Sidney: Nehemiah Abbott, 1804
	Vassalboro: H. Tobey Mooers, 1894
	Waterville: Walter A. Burleigh, 1820 — Henry Newton Sheldon, 1843 — Harry Belliveu, 1880 — L. Eugene Thayer, 1883 — F. Harold Dubord, 1891 — Charles P. Nelson, 1907 — Richard J. Dubord, c.1912 — George J. Mitchell, 1933 — Pam Iorio, 1959
	West Waterville (now Oakland): Daniel Wells, Jr., 1808
	Winslow: Josiah Hayden Drummond, 1827 — Leslie C. Cornish, 1854 — Charles F. Johnson, 1859 — Norman L. Bassett, 1869
	Winthrop: Samuel Page Benson, 1804
	See also Maine birthplaces not assigned to counties.

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