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Chenango County
New York

Politicians who were born in Chenango County

	Chenango County (no city given): Silas W. Cole, 1797 — Charles D. Howard, 1804 — Solomon G. Haven, 1810 — Carl G. Sherwood, 1855
	Near Afton: Carlton J. H. Hayes, 1882
	Bainbridge: Floyd E. Anderson, 1891 — Irving M. Ives, 1896 — Warren M. Anderson, 1915
	Columbus: Daniel E. Whitmore, 1825
	Coventry: Francis R. E. Cornell, 1821 — Rufus Mallory, 1831
	Greene: John Birdsall, 1802
	Guilford: Laman Ingersoll, 1805 — Norman B. Willey, 1838
	Near Guilford: Ira B. Hyde, 1838
	Lakeville: Alphonse J. Lespinasse, 1854
	Lincklaen: Adelbert D. Edwards, 1856
	New Berlin: Joel Burlingame, 1800 — Delazon Smith, 1816 — Anson Burlingame, 1820
	Norwich: William M. Fenton, 1808 — Sidney T. Fairchild, 1808 — Jesse D. Bright, 1812 — John Pettit Borden, 1812 — John C. Covert, 1839 — Melvin C. Eaton, 1891
	Otselic: George W. Ray, 1844
	Oxford: Solomon Bundy, 1823 — Thomas Ryan, 1837 — Edgar A. Pearsall, 1843 — Ralph H. Loomis, 1885
	Near Oxford: George M. Curtis, 1844
	Pharsalia: Gilbert DeLaMatyr, 1825
	Pitcher: Jethro A. Hatch, 1837 — Harvey D. Hinman, 1865
	Plymouth: Martin R. Sackett, 1855
	Sherburne: William P. Lynde, 1817 — John Brisbin, 1818 — J. Burritt Smith, 1852
	Smyrna: William Henry Kelsey, 1812
	See also New York birthplaces not assigned to counties.

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