The Political Graveyard: Herkimer County, N.Y.

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Herkimer County
New York

Politicians who lived in Herkimer County

Herkimer County (no city given):

	Herkimer County, 1790-1799: Benjamin Bowen — Isaac Brayton — Arthur Breese — Matthew Brown, Jr. — Ludwick Campbell — John Cummins, Jr. — Isaac Foote — Phineas Gates — Gaylord Griswold — Joshua Leland — Thomas Manly — John Mills — John Myer — Michael Myers — Jedediah Sanger — Nathan Smith
	Herkimer County, 1800-1809: Christopher P. Bellinger — Aaron Budlong — Eldad Corbet — Rudolph Devendorff — John Kennedy — Thomas Manly — Samuel Merry, Jr. — Stephen Miller — John Mills — John Myer — John M. Petrie — Nathan Smith — Evans Wharry — George Widrig — Westel Willoughby, Jr. — Samuel Wright
	Herkimer County, 1810-1819: Abijah Beckwith — Christopher P. Bellinger — Robert Burch — Jonas Cleland — Rudolph Devendorff — William D. Ford — John Graves — Henry Gros — Aaron Hackley, Jr. — Philo M. Hackley — Henry Hopkins — Thomas Manly — Jacob Markell — John McCombs — Hosea Nelson — James Orton — George Rosecrantz — Rudolph I. Shoemaker — Samuel Woodworth
	Herkimer County, 1820-1829: Abijah Beckwith — Christopher P. Bellinger — Caleb Budlong — David R. Carrier — Jonas Cleland — Samuel Dexter, Jr. — John Dygert — John B. Dygert — Warner Folts — Simeon Ford — John Graves — Philo M. Hackley — Daniel C. Henderson — Thomas Manly — Abijah Mann, Jr. — Jacob Markell — James Orton — Nicholas Schuyler, Jr. — Robert Shoemaker — Cornelius Sloughter — Richard Smith II — John P. Snell — Henry Tillinghast — David Van Horne — Edmund Varney — Jacob Wire
	Herkimer County, 1830-1839: Stephen Ayers — Augustus Beardslee — Abijah Beckwith — Dudley Burwell — Timothy I. Campbell — Benjamin Carver — Atwater Cooke, Jr. — William C. Crain — Charles Dyer — Daniel Dygert — Henry L. Easton — Charles Gray — Thomas Hawks — Russell Hopkins — Olmsted Hough — Nicholas Lawyer — Abijah Mann, Jr. — Peter P. Murphy — Volney Owen — Jos. M. Prendergast — David Thorp — Henry Tillinghast — Sherman Wooster
	Herkimer County, 1840-1849: Abijah Beckwith — Daniel Bellinger — Walter Booth — Alexander H. Buell — George Burch — William C. Crain — Henry Eysaman — John T. Hall — Arphaxed Loomis — Jefferson Tillinghast — Peter H. Warren
	Herkimer County, 1850-1859: Henry P. Alexander — John W. Beckwith — William Bridenbecker — Dean Burgess — William Coppernoll — Charles DeLong — Ezra Graves — Solomon Graves — Lester Green — Samuel Greene — Gardner Hinkley — John Hoover — Harris Lewis — Arphaxed Loomis — Amos H. Prescott — Humphrey G. Root — Daniel Shall — Asa Vickery
	Herkimer County, 1860-1869: Ezra D. Beckwith — Erasmus W. Day — Irving Holcomb — E. Bradley Lee — John Markell — Stephen R. Millington — Orson Moore — Seth M. Richmond — Josiah Shull — George Springer — Elisha W. Stannard — Griffin Sweet — Henry Tillinghast — Stephen Turtelot
	Herkimer County, 1870-1879: Myron A. McKee — Daniel A. Northup — Eleazer C. Rice
	Herkimer County, 1880-1889: William D. Gorsline — Patrick H. McEvoy — Albert M. Ross — George W. Smith
	Herkimer County, 1890-1899: John D. Henderson — Oliver H. Springer
	Herkimer County, 1900-1909: Fred Coleman — Jay W. Humphrey — Bernard J. McDonald — John L. Miller — Carl E. Myers — Firman Ouderkirk — Dwight A. Silliman — Emory J. Snell — Anthony Steber — Rugene Walrath
	Herkimer County, 1910-1919: William Bremer — Albert F. Ertman
	Herkimer County, 1920-1929: Harry J. Barnes — Daniel Farrell — Clarence H. Flint — Howard Martin Grogan — John D. Henderson — James E. Rafter — E. P. Sharp
	Herkimer County, 1930-1939: Harry J. Barnes — Patrick J. Dinneen — James A. Doyle — Felix S. Piseck — Daniel V. Reardon — John F. Tucker — Fred J. Youker
	Herkimer County, 1940-1949: Harold Beer — Jack F. A. Hunt
	Herkimer County, 1950-1959: Anthony Blasting — Owen Coons — Florence F. Entwistle

Danube: John Herkimer

Dolgeville: Edward A. Browne — Harold C. Luther — Henry I. Patrie

Fairfield: John B. Van Petten

Frankfort: Brian J. Kelly — Archibald C. McGowan — Elizabeth Miller — E. LaGrange Smith — William H. Waterbury

Fulton Chain: E. Bert Pullman

Gray: Erwin E. Kelley

Herkimer:

	Herkimer, year not specified: Robert Earl
	Herkimer, 1800-1899: Frederick P. Bellinger — Michael Hoffman — Addison H. Laflin — Warner Miller — William C. Prescott — Horatio P. Witherstine
	Herkimer, 1900-1999: Adam M. Allen — Alfred E. Arlington — Steven C. Bolen — Judson Bridenbecker — Donald L. Brush — George H. Bunce — Selden C. Clobridge — Franklin W. Cristman — Irving R. Devendorf — Ralph D. Earl — Lynn F. Farrell — William Greiner — Floyd C. Harter — Leo A. Lawrence — Guy C. Marshall — Charles S. Millington — Donald J. Mitchell — Henry G. Munger — Margaret T. Quackenbush — Frederick A. Ray — B. A. Russell — James D. Sadler — Fred W. Sauer — Arthur T. Smith — Edward F. Sodolski — Abram B. Steele — Fred A. Stolpe — Mark S. Western — L. Bentley Williams — William A. Winston — Mark Leon Yavornitzki — Abram Zoller
	Herkimer, 2000-2012: Marty Smith

Ilion: Samuel M. Allston — John W. Bergin — Oliver S. Coleman — Edward O. Davies — Seth G. Heacock — Mary B. Jones — Jack Manley — Andrew D. Morgan — Thomas A. Morris — Carl W. Peterson — Younger L. Power — Alexander Robinton — Harry C. Taylor — Walter Van Wiggeren — Frank C. Whitney — L. Bentley Williams — Thomas S. Williams

Jordanville: Amer A. Reed

Little Falls:

	Little Falls, 1800-1899: Charles S. Benton — Nathaniel S. Benton — Thomas Burch — David H. Burrell — Edmund G. Chapin — James Feeter — James D. Feeter — George A. Hardin — George A. Hardin — DeWitt J. Mesick — Warner Miller — Albert M. Mills — David Petrie — Titus Sheard — William I. Skinner — Alexander H. Waterman
	Little Falls, 1900-1999: Joseph S. Casler — Richard B. Conley — Timothy Dasey — E. H. Douglas — James A. Evans — George S. Eveleth — Harvey Feldmeier — Thomas D. Ferguson — John W. George — Judson J. Gilbert — Nelson R. Gilbert — John H. Ingersoll — Hadley Jones — John J. Kearns — Edward H. Kingsbury — P. J. McEvoy — John B. McGuire, Jr. — John M. McGuire — Charles J. Palmer — Theodore L. Rogers — Augustus B. Santry — Frank H. Shall — Homer P. Snyder — John M. Tanzer — Edward H. Teall — Willard M. Topper — Clifton E. Wagoner — Eugene Walrath — Theodore S. Wind — Abram Zoller
	Little Falls, 2000-2012: Joseph Morotti

Middleville: George H. Thomas

Mohawk: Charles S. Benton — Anthony J. Casale — Louise Casey — George H. Fox — Arch M. Kennedy — Lawrence L. Merry — Helen Roosevelt Robinson — Theodore D. Robinson — Francis E. Spinner — David C. Wightman

Newport: Brice D. Blakely — Marc W. Butler — Charles L. Fellows — John H. Wooster

Newville: Asa Wilcox

Norway: Nicoll Fosdick

Old Forge: William J. Thistlethwaite

Paines Hollow: Henry H. Green

Poland: Frederic S. Cole — John E. Downer

Salisbury: Lorenzo Carryl

Schuyler: John M. Budlong

See also New York areas not assigned to counties.

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