The Political Graveyard: Dutchess County, N.Y.

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Dutchess County
New York

Politicians who lived in Dutchess County

Dutchess County (no city given):

	Dutchess County, 1770-1779: Dirck Brinckerhoff — Annanias Cooper — Joseph Crane, Jr. — Samuel Dodge — Jacob Evertson — Anthony Hoffman — Gilbert Livingston — Henry Ludenton — Andrew Moorhouse — Brinton Paine — Nathaniel Sacket — John Schenck — Jacobus Swartwout
	Dutchess County, 1780-1789: Jonathan Akin — Samuel A. Barker — Benjamin Birdsall — Isaac Bloom — Abraham Brinckerhoff — Dirck Brinckerhoff — Peter Cantine, Jr. — Ebenezer Cary — Annanias Cooper — Joseph Crane, Jr. — Jonathan Dennis — John De Witt — John De Witt, Jr. — Samuel Dodge — Lewis Duboys — Morris Graham — Jacob Griffin — Anthony Hoffman — Cornelius Humfrey — Ebenezer Husted — Gilbert Livingston — Henry Ludenton — Abraham Paine — Brinton Paine — Zephaniah Platt — Nathaniel Sacket — Guisbert Schenck — Melancton Smith — Thomas Storm — Jacobus Swartwout — James Tallmadge — Isaac J. Talman — Ezra Thompson
	Dutchess County, 1790-1799: Abraham Adriance — Jonathan Akin — Samuel A. Barker — William Barker — Isaac Bloom — Jacob Bockee — James Bockee — David Brooks — Lemuel Clift — Joseph Crane, Jr. — Richard Davis — John De Witt, Jr. — Henry Dodge — William Emott — Joseph C. Field — Daniel Graham — Jacob Griffin — Josiah Holly — Luther Holly — Ebenezer Husted — Robert Johnston — Ebenezer Mott — Jesse Oakley — Barnabas Payen — William Pearce — Joseph Potter — Jacob Radclift — William Radclift — Henry Schenck — Philip J. Schuyler — Isaac Sherwood — Jacob Smith — Platt Smith — Jonathan Soule — Solomon Sutherland — William Taber — James Tallmadge — Isaac J. Talman — John Thomas — Jesse Thompson — Samuel Towner — John Van Benthuysen — David Van Ness — Isaac Van Wyck — William B. Verplanck — William Wheeler
	Dutchess County, 1800-1809: Abraham Adriance — Albro Akin — Benjamin Akin — Devoue Bailey — Samuel A. Barker — William Barker — Elisha Barlow — George Bloom — Derick A. Brinckerhoff — David Brooks — Barnabas Carver — George Casey — Lemuel Clift — Job Crawford — Cyrenus Crosby — Henry Dodge — Koert Dubois — Nicholas H. Emigh — William Emott — Joseph C. Field — Harry Garrison — Joseph E. Haff — Ebenezer Haight — John Haight — Aaron Hazen — Benjamin Herrick — Isaac Hunting — John Jewett — Robert Johnston — John Martin — Thomas Mitchell — Ebenezer Mott — Alexander Neely — John Patterson — Joseph Potter — Theron Rudd — Zalman Sanford — Abraham H. Schenck — Isaac Sherwood — Alexander Spencer — Philip Spencer, Jr. — John Storm — Tobias L. Stoutenbergh — William Taber — Benajah Thompson — Jesse Thompson — John Thompson — Smith Thompson — John M. Thurston — Samuel Towner — John Van Benthuysen — Isaac Van Wyck — Theodorus R. Van Wyck — William D. Williams — Martin E. Winchel — James Winchell — Veniah Wooley
	Dutchess County, 1810-1819: Albro Akin — Joseph Arnold — Samuel A. Barker — John Beadle — Cyrus Benjamin — Joel Benton — Abraham Bockee — David Brooks — Isaac Bryan — Lemuel Clift — Henry Dodge — Jacob Doughty — Koert Dubois — William A. Duer — James Emott — James Grant — Ebenezer Haight — Benjamin Haxton — Zachariah Hoffman — James Ketchum — Matthew Mesier — Samuel Mott — Alexander Neely — Nathaniel Pendleton — Joseph Potter — Andrew Pray — Jehiel Sackett — Abiel Sherman — Shadrach Sherman — Isaac Smith — Jesse Thompson — David Tomlinson — Isaac Van Wyck — John B. Van Wyck — John Warren — Robert Weeks — John W. Wheeler
	Dutchess County, 1820-1829: Isaac R. Adriance — Albro Akin — Daniel D. Akin — Eli Angevine — Joel Benton — Abraham Bockee — Egbert Cary — Benjamin H. Conklin — John Cox — Jacob Doughty — Coert Dubois — Jacob C. Elmendorf — Wheeler Gilbert — Samuel B. Halsey — Israel Harris — Prince Hoag — Enos Hopkins — Joseph I. Jackson — John Klapp — Martin Lawrence — Henry A. Livingston — Matthew Mesier — Daniel Northrup — Alfred S. Pell — Philo Ruggles — Benjamin Sherman — James Tallmadge, Jr. — Gilbert Thorne — Samuel M. Thurston — George Vandenburgh — John W. Wheeler
	Dutchess County, 1830-1839: Joel Benton — Robert Coffin — Samuel B. Halsey — Eli Hamblin — William Hooker — Michael S. Martin — Israel Shadbolt — John E. Townsend
	Dutchess County, 1850-1859: Augustus L. Allen — William H. Bostwick — Cornelius N. Campbell — Jacob B. Carpenter — John Church Cruger — Franklin Dudley — Albert Emans — John S. Emans — William H. Feller — Stephen Haight — John M. Keese — D. C. Marshall — Augustus Martin — Peter P. Montfoort — Charles Robinson — Howland R. Sherman — George W. Sterling — Minor C. Story — Daniel O. Ward — James H. Weeks
	Dutchess County, 1900-1909: Platt N. Chase — Welcome H. Lawson — Daniel B. Sampson — Richard Tompkins — W. Martin Watson
	Dutchess County, 1910-1919: Madison Aldrich — Fred Crum — Francis R. Curran — Kate T. Griffin — Bird Kendall — William H. B. Obre — Alfred C. Perkins — Joseph C. Rothery — D. J. Williams
	Dutchess County, 1920-1929: Alonzo Abbott — Claude Coumbe — Silas L. Davis — Anna G. W. Dayley — Charles J. DeMask — George S. Halstead — Harold Hasbrouck — Judson Hey — J. Edward Laird — Edward H. MacDonald — Joseph J. Maher — William H. Montgomery — James B. Peattie — Alfred C. Perkins — Paul A. Rieser — Joseph C. Rothery — Harry Seiden — Cecil D. Sherow — Charles S. Tanner — Thomas J. Todarelli — Willard H. Tompkins — Fred H. Vanderwater — Stanley M. Vincent — George Worrall
	Dutchess County, 1930-1939: Ethel S. Brasseit — James A. Buckley — Francis G. Crispi — George Elsbree, Jr. — Helen G. H. Estelle — Emory J. Hey — Robert F. Jones — Martha Koopman — Max Leiberman — Ralph Lovelock — Bernard F. MacDonald — Gerald E. MacDonald — Thomas D. Mahar — Stanley F. Odell — Hans Peters — Clara Rogers — Joseph C. Rothery — Samuel Scheib — Cecil D. Sherow — Donald R. Slee — Michael Stefanik — E. Valentine Thompson — Charles Townsend — David N. Wilber — Delbert Williams
	Dutchess County, 1940-1949: Leo A. Burns — Merrill S. Effron — Christopher Kiernan — Ralph Lovelock — Lloyd H. Nichols — E. Valentine Thompson — Edmund Weil
	Dutchess County, 1950-1959: Austin K. Knickerbocker — Gus Leo — James B. Russell — James Stearns, Jr.

Amenia: E. Darwin Morse — Abiah W. Palmer

Arlington: Cornelius W. Garrison — Margaret Mack

Arthursburg: Fred B. Pulling

Barrytown: Margaret C. Aldrich — Jean P. Bordewich — William Chamberlain — Lewis S. Chanler — William A. Chanler — Gore Vidal

Beacon: Samuel Beskin — Nina Blanchfield — J. Lewis Bolton — Robert L. Cahill — Thomas J. Cunningham — Thomas H. DeLaire — Robert W. Doughty — James V. Forrestal — J. Albert Frost — Irving J. Justus — Henry A. Kennelly — E. A. Macomber — Samuel K. Phillips — Robert T. Pugsley — Alfred P. Russell — Irving B. Stafford — Eleanor Thompson — J. Gordon Tompkins — Charles F. Wolf

Chestnut Ridge: Moneesh K. Bakshi — Edgar Vincent

Clinton Corners: James C. Allen — Joseph F. Hawkins — J. Griswold Webb

Clinton Hollow: Wesley Butts

Dover Plains: James A. Benson — John J. Hall — John H. Ketcham — Richard E. Pelkey — Anna Vincent — George E. Whalen

Federal Store: James Hammond

Fishkill: Elizabeth Brilliant — Walter J. Farrington — Roy C. Ketcham — Walter G. Russell — Leonard J. Supple — William W. Van Wyck — Daniel C. Verplanck

Fishkill Landing (now part of Beacon): John F. Schlosser

Fishkill-on-Hudson (now part of Beacon): Ferdinand A. Hoyt — James Mackin — John T. Smith

Glenham (now part of Beacon): J. Gordon Flannery

Hopewell Junction: Samuel Lesher — Patrick R. Manning — Elinor F. Morgenthau — Henry Morgenthau, Jr. — Benjamin P. Roosa, Jr.

Hyde Park: David Collins, Jr. — Marion Dickerman — Lucille P. Pattison — Edmund H. Pendleton — Archibald Rogers — Eleanor Roosevelt — Franklin D. Roosevelt — Elmer Van Wagner — J. Griswold Webb — William W. Woodworth

Matteawan (now part of Beacon): Joseph Howland — William H. Mase — Samuel K. Phillips

Millbrook: James T. Aspbury — Frederic H. Bontecou — Hamilton Fish, Jr. — John W. Hanes — Michael Murphy — Thomas Riggs, Jr. — Myron Smith — Oakleigh Thorne, Sr.

Millerton: Daniel J. Gleason — Edward H. Thompson

New Hamburg: Alexander Hamilton

Pawling: Howard N. Allen — Denwood L. Chapin — Alger B. Chapman — Thomas E. Dewey — John B. Dutcher

Pleasant Valley: Vincent D. Gleason — Chester Husted

Poughkeepsie:

	Poughkeepsie, 1750-1799: James Kent
	Poughkeepsie, 1800-1849: Thomas J. Oakley — Nathaniel P. Tallmadge
	Poughkeepsie, 1850-1899: Stephen Baker — Benjamin S. Broas — Albert Miller Card — B. Platt Carpenter — Richard E. Connell — Gilbert Dean — Harvey Gridley Eastman — Frederick H. E. Ebstein — Edward Elsworth — James Emott — Walter J. Farrington — Augustus B. Gray — Daniel W. Guernsey — James W. Hinckley — George Innis — George Morgan — Homer A. Nelson — Homer Augustus Nelson — Thomas Newbold — Francis A. Sanford — Willis W. Smith — John A. Vandewater — Albert Van Kleeck — Henry D. Varick — Charles Wheaton — George Wilkinson — Henry L. Young
	Poughkeepsie, 1900-1949: Raymond E. Aldrich — James A. Benson — Ralph F. Butts — Alexander Caven — Denwood L. Chapin — Charles F. Close — Andrew Cogan — Mary W. Conger — Frank M. Doran — Walter J. Farrington — Emerson D. Fite — Frank L. Gardner — Horace S. Graham — Augustus B. Gray — John M. Hackett — John A. Hanna — Ernest I. Hatfield — Robert Hey — William Bancroft Hill — George M. Hine — Willet E. Hoysradt — Robert H. Hunter — George Innis — John A. Kelly — Frank B. Lovelace — Thomas M. Lynch — John E. Mack — Margaret Mack — Joseph Morschauser — Frederick Northrup — George Overocker — Edward E. Perkins — Edmund Platt — R. Watson Pomeroy — A. S. Reynolds — Allan A. Ryan, Jr. — John K. Sague — William H. Schrauth — George V. L. Spratt — James Townsend — Everett H. Travis — Daniel W. Wilbur
	Poughkeepsie, 1950-1999: Emeel S. Betros — Judith C. Bleakley — Richard J. Brady — J. Thomas Dietz — Frederica Goodman — Ernest I. Hatfield — Joseph F. Hawkins — Albert L. Hecht — Clarence Johnson — Frances A. Knapp — Carmen M. McGill — Joel Miller — Daniel E. O'Keefe — Jay P. Rolison, Jr. — Stephen M. Saland — Jeanne Selmer — J. George Spitz — Robert E. Stevens — Victor C. Waryas
	Poughkeepsie, 2000-2012: Michael Kasper — Joel Miller — Allen E. Rappleyea

Red Hook: Egbert Benson — Henry Staats — Thomas Tillotson

Rhinebeck: Wayne Baden — George Esselstyn — Cynthia J. Glozier — Eileen Hickey — Helen Huntington Hull — William Kelly — Morgan Lewis — Peter R. Livingston — John C. O'Brien — Allan A. Ryan, Jr.

Rhinecliff: William A. Tripp

South Dover: Obed Wheeler

Staatsburg: Charles H. W. Arnold — Francis G. Landon — William Smalley

Stanfordville: Glenn E. Warren

Tivoli: Ethel L. Block — Johnston L. De Peyster

Verbank: Richard A. Collins

Wappingers Falls: Geraldine M. DeAngelo — Pauline Egan — Donald H. McMillen

Wassaic: R. Watson Pomeroy

See also New York areas not assigned to counties.

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