The Political Graveyard: Clinton County, N.Y.

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Clinton County
New York

Politicians who lived in Clinton County

Clinton County (no city given):

	Clinton County, 1750-1799: Asa Adgate — Charles Platt — Daniel Ross
	Clinton County, 1800-1849: Elisha Arnold — William Bailey — George M. Beckwith — Heman Cady — Bela Edgerton — Josiah Fisk — Noyes P. Gregory — Cornelius Halsey — Julius C. Hubbell — Benjamin Mooers — Abijah North — Nathaniel Z. Platt — Miles Stevenson — John Walker
	Clinton County, 1850-1899: George Adgate — Benjamin D. Clapp — William Fitch Cook — Alfred Guibord — George Hallock — Henry G. Hewit — Jacob H. Holt — George V. Hoyle — Timothy Hoyle — Edmund Kingsland II — William P. Mooers — Horace P. Perry — Lewis W. Pierce — Zephaniah C. Platt — William E. Smith — Daniel Stewart — Gorton T. Thomas — George S. Weed
	Clinton County, 1900-1949: William A. Broderick — Charles M. Comstock — John R. Cummins — Patrick J. Dacey — Bowron N. Dickinson — Martin L. Donivan — George I. Doty — James B. Fitch — Frank Fountain — Edgar G. S. Gagnier — Wallace Hammond — Nathan T. Hewitt — Horace T. Johnson — John P. Judge — William Keenan — Louis C. Lafontaine — Ralph E. Lewis — William Loftus — James Murray — Arthur Sharron — Roswell A. Sharron — James T. Slattery — Rudolph E. Slosson — Floyd L. Smith — McKenzie B. Stewart — Frank J. Van Dyke — William A. Wray — George Zeller
	Clinton County, 1950-1999: Edgar G. S. Gagnier — Francis D. Steltzer

Altona: John B. Trombly — Leo E. Trombly

Ausable Forks: I. Hasbrouck Cahoon — Isaac H. Cahoon — George Chahoon — Mary Chahoon — Rockwell Kent

Beekmantown: Alonson T. Dominy — Henry McFadden

Champlain: Daniel G. Dodge — Rufus Heaton — Ezra Trepanier — Frank Whiteside

Chazy: Albert G. Carver — Alexander W. Fairbank

Ellenberg: George W. Gilbert — Charles D. Munsil

Ellenburg Center: William E. Patnode

Keeseville: Charles E. Smith

Lyon Mountain: Edward Hall — Joseph R. Linney — Robert J. Linney

Merrill: Joanne Hannon

Mooers: H. Wallace Knapp

Morrisonville: Walter V. Newell

Peru: Josiah T. Everest — Charles M. Harrington — Nathan Lanham — Howard C. Marsha — Inez Sanders — William R. Weaver

Plattsburgh:

	Plattsburgh, year not specified: Peter Sailly
	Plattsburgh, 1800-1849: Azariah C. Flagg — Lemuel Stetson
	Plattsburgh, 1850-1899: Everett C. Baker — Henry E. Barnard — Shepard P. Bowen — Thomas Crook — Jesse Gay — S. Alonzo Kellogg — Stephen Moffitt — Charles H. Moore — Christopher F. Norton — George W. Palmer — Henry B. Smith — Lemuel Stetson — Artemus B. Waldo — Smith M. Weed — John Madison Wever
	Plattsburgh, 1900-1949: Seth S. Allen — Charles A. Barnard — Leander A. Bouyea — Thomas F. Conway — Thomas F. Croake — William E. Cross — James P. Cunningham — Horace F. Davies — Benjamin F. Feinberg — James A. FitzPatrick — William H. Goff — Irving H. Griswold — Charles M. Harrington — J. W. H. Holcombe — Charles E. Johnson — Henry T. Kellogg — S. Alonzo Kellogg — Robert S. Long — John H. McGaulley — William B. Moores — John H. Mott — Walter V. Newell — John F. O'Brien — Wallace E. Pierce — Emmett J. Roach — Andrew W. Ryan — Andrew G. Senecal — Merritt Spear — Patrick J. Tierney — John J. Tyrell — Charles J. Vert — Andrew Williams
	Plattsburgh, 1950-1999: Bernard Amell — Jacqueline Archer — Emmett J. Ducatte — Margaret Englehart — Robert J. Feinberg — James A. FitzPatrick — Penelope Klute — Elizabeth M. Lennon — Martin D. Mannix, Jr. — Walter V. Newell — John E. Quinn — Andrew W. Ryan — Andrew W. Ryan, Jr. — James J. St. Germain — Ronald B. Stafford — Dan Stewart — John J. Tyrell — Louis E. Wolfe
	Plattsburgh, 2000-2012: Patricia W. Bentley — James Monty — Damian Stafford — Ronald B. Stafford

Rouses Point: Leslie G. Ryan

Saranac: James J. Kimball — Edmund J. Pickett

West Chazy: Willis T. Honsinger — John F. O'Brien

See also New York areas not assigned to counties.

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