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Otsego County
New York

Politicians who were born in Otsego County


  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
   See also New York birthplaces not assigned to counties.

 

 


 
   
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