| | Otsego County (no city given):
Ulysses
F. Doubleday, 1792 —
Simeon
Bates, 1801 —
Elisha
M. Huntington, 1806 —
S.
Baldwin Olmstead, 1810 —
William
F. Chapin, 1831 —
Osmer
Sage Deming, 1838 |
| | Burlington:
Benjamin
F. Angel, 1815 —
William
F. Jenks, 1831 |
| | Butternuts:
Alanson
Carley, 1797 —
Andrew
G. Chatfield, 1810 |
| | Cherry Valley:
William
W. Campbell, 1806 —
Bernhart
Henn, 1817 —
Edward
Gilbert, c.1819 |
| | Cooperstown:
Samuel
Chase, 1789 —
John
D. Freeman, c.1806 —
George
Underwood, 1816 —
Omar
D. Conger, 1818 —
R.
R. Nelson, 1826 |
| | Near Cooperstown:
Ambrose
W. Clark, 1810 —
Henry
William Harrington, 1825 |
| | Gilbertsville:
Abijah
Gilbert, 1806 |
| | Hartwick:
William
Henry Bissell, 1811 —
Martin
Grover, 1811 —
Isaac
N. Arnold, 1815 |
| | Maryland:
George
William Chase, c.1802 |
| | Milford:
Albert
Morris, 1840 —
David
F. Wilber, 1859 —
Willis
K. Gillette, c.1866 —
John
H. Sweet, 1880 |
| | Morris:
Richard
Franchot, 1816 —
Stanislaus
P. Franchot, 1851 —
N.
V. V. Franchot, 1855 —
Chester
T. Backus, 1880 |
| | New Lisbon:
Henry
Bennett, 1808 |
| | Oneonta:
George
W. Fairchild, 1854 |
| | Otego:
Ausburn
Birdsall, 1814 —
Francis
E. Baldwin, 1856 |
| | Otsego:
Gaylord
Church, 1811 —
Henry
M. Youmans, 1832 —
Pulaski
F. Hyatt, c.1836 |
| | Near Richfield Springs:
Norman
J. Colman, 1827 |
| | Schenevus:
George
W. Brown, 1859 |
| | South Edmeston:
Charles
L. Banks, 1865 |
| | South Hartwick:
Romanzo
Bunn, 1829 |
| | Springfield:
Abner
Pratt, 1800 —
John
M. Carroll, 1823 |
| | Unadilla:
Edward
S. Bragg, 1827 —
C.
W. Buckley, 1835 |
| | Wattles Ferry (now Unadilla):
Samuel
Gordon, 1802 |
| | Westville:
William
V. Hodges, 1878 |
| | Worcester:
Lionel
Allen Sheldon, 1828 |
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