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Chautauqua County
New York

Politicians who were born in Chautauqua County


  Chautauqua County (no city given): John Bidwell, 1819 — Warren Wing, 1842 — Charles W. Mead, c.1852 — Harold L. Creal, 1896
  Busti: Chapin Hall, 1816 — Ralph Plumb, 1816 — J. William Sanbury, 1858
  Busti town: Walter C. Gifford, 1829
  Carroll: Reuben E. Fenton, 1819
  Carroll town: Hermes L. Ames, 1865
  Chautauqua: Hiram Lawton Richmond, 1810
  Cherry Creek: Ozra A. Hadley, 1826
  Clymer: Charles Fremont Amidon, 1856
  Dewittville: Glenni W. Scofield, 1817
  Dunkirk: Daniel Evan Button, 1917
  Ellicott town: Adolf F. Johnson, 1882
  Forestville: William J. Colville, 1830 — Marvin R. Dye, 1895
  Fredonia: Henry N. Walker, 1811 — Silas H. Douglas, 1816
  Gerry: John M. Schofield, 1831
  Harmony town: William Lynn Ransom, 1883
  Jamestown: Davis H. Waite, 1825 — Augustus F. Allen, 1873 — Gilbert L. Anderberg, 1890 — John H. Cooke, 1911 — Robert L. Taylor, 1912 — Richard H. Davis, 1913 — Jess J. Present, 1921 — Charles E. Goodell, 1926 — Stan Lundine, 1939
  Near Jamestown: Alva L. Hager, 1850
  Kiantone: James B. Reynolds, 1861 — Cecil O. Creal, 1899
  Lamberton: Sherman J. Lowell, 1858
  Panama: Abner Lewis, c.1798
  Poland: Alfred W. Benson, 1843
  Pomfret town: Justus S. Stearns, 1845
  Ripley: Charles M. Hamilton, 1874
  Sheridan: Daniel A. Reed, 1875
  Sherman: Jay LaDue, c.1840
  Sinclairville: Charles W. Dorsett, 1850 — Rexford G. Tugwell, 1891
  Westfield: C. A. Neill, 1859 — S. Frederick Nixon, 1860 — Gordon K. Cameron, c.1927
   See also New York birthplaces not assigned to counties.

 

 


 
   
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