The Political Graveyard: Otsego County, N.Y.

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Otsego County
New York

Politicians who lived in Otsego County

Otsego County (no city given):

	Otsego County, 1790-1799: Joshua H. Brett — Joshua Dewey — Benjamin Gilbert — Francis Henry — Elijah Holt — Jacob Morris — Timothy Morse — Isaac Nash — Jedediah Peck — Robert Roseboom — Abraham C. Ten Broeck — Jacob Ten Broeck — Rensselaer Williams
	Otsego County, 1800-1809: Joseph Bowne — Thomas Brooks — Samuel Campbell — Haviland Chase — Erastus Crafts — Abel De Forest — Peter P. Dumont — Lemuel Fitch — Benjamin Gilbert — Daniel Hawks — Francis Henry — Benjamin Hicks — Gurdon Huntington — Roger Kinne — William Lathrop — Martin Luce — Solomon Martin — Luke Metcalfe — James Moore — Humphrey Palmer — Jedediah Peck — Solomon Pier — Luther Rich — Robert Roseboom — Henry Scott — Rufus Steere — Jacob Ten Broeck — Rensselaer Williams
	Otsego County, 1810-1819: Henry Albert — Joshua Babcock — John Blakeley — Joseph Bowne — Billings Brown — Samuel Caldwell — William Campbell — Seth Chase — Willard Coye — Erastus Crafts — Silas Crippen — Abel De Forest — Caleb Eldred — Stukely Ellsworth — Nathaniel Fenton — Lemuel Fitch — Benjamin Gilbert — Samuel Griffin — Daniel Hawks — Isaac Hayes — Francis Henry — Thomas Howes — James Hyde — Oliver Judd — Charles Mason — Arunah Metcalf — Elijah H. Metcalf — John Moore — William Nichols — Cyrenus Noble — Henry Ogden — Humphrey Palmer — Robert Roseboom — David Tripp — Elijah Turner
	Otsego County, 1820-1829: Joshua Babcock — Henry Baker — Levi Beardsley — John Blakeley — Calvin Brookins — Samuel Caldwell — William Campbell — Samuel Chase — Seth Chase — Joseph Clyde — Peter Collier — Willard Coye — Caleb Eldred — Stukely Ellsworth — George Fenno — William Fitch — William Hall — Isaac Hayes — Seth Hubbard, Jr. — Samuel M. Ingalls — Oliver Judd — John Judson — Horace Lathrop — Arunah Metcalf — George Morrell — Joseph Mumford — Henry Ogden — Sherman Page — Samuel Russell — Artemas Sheldon — David Smith — Halsey Spencer — Samuel Starkweather — George W. Stillman — David Tripp — William Utter — John Woodbury
	Otsego County, 1830-1839: William Baker — Philo Bennett — Albert Benton — Samuel Betts, Jr. — Edmund B. Bigelow — Jonathan W. Brewer — Joseph Carpenter — Henry Clark — Peter Collier — Samuel Colwell — Gilbert Cone — Schuyler Crippen — Archibald Dixson — John Drake — Sumner Ely — Daniel Gilchrist — Henry Harvey — Ivory Holland — Samuel M. Ingalls — Cornelius Jones — Hiram Kinne — William Kirby — Robert C. Lansing — Jacob K. Lull — Eben B. Morehouse — Joseph Peck — Jesse Rose — Ranson Spaford — Harvey Strong — William Temple — Amasa Thompson — Lyman J. Walworth
	Otsego County, 1840-1849: Cyrus Brown — Silas Burleson — Franklin B. Carpenter — Leonard Caryl — Delos W. Dean — Christopher D. Fellows — Francis U. Fenno — Joel Gillett — George S. Gorham — John R. Griggs — Harry G. Harden — Harvey Hunt — Festus Hyde — Benjamin Morehouse — Joseph Peck — William W. Snow — William Temple — Nahum Thompson — Charles Walker — Arnold B. Watson
	Otsego County, 1850-1859: William H. Averill — Timothy D. Bailey — Henry J. Campbell — Alonzo Churchill — Edwin S. Coffin — William Comstock — Henry H. Davy — Brown Dimock — Samuel H. Grant — David M. Hard — George M. Hollis — Harvey Keyes — Erastus King — George F. Longenhelt — Andrew A. Mather — Charles McLean — Anson C. Parshall — Joseph Peck — Edward Pratt — St. Paul Seely — William W. Snow — John C. Spafford — Jenks S. Sprague — Charles W. Tallett — Lewis Whipple — Anson Wright — Elihu C. Wright — Worthington Wright
	Otsego County, 1860-1869: Clifford S. Arms — William C. Bentley — Frederick A. Bolles — Le Roy E. Bowe — William Brooks — Luther L. Burditt — William W. Campbell — Cornelius A. Church — Edgar B. Clarke — Elijah E. Ferry — Richard Franchot — Sheffield Harrington — George M. Hollis — Myron J. Hubbard — William W. Snow — Ezra S. Whipple — James Young
	Otsego County, 1870-1879: Simeon R. Barnes — Nathan Bridges — Alfred Chamberlain — Azro Chase — John Cope — James S. Davenport — Daniel F. Pattengill — George Scramling — William W. Snow — James Stewart — Henry Thorp — J. Lee Tucker — James Young
	Otsego County, 1880-1889: Nathan Bridges — J. Stanley Browne — Azro Chase — William Caryl Ely — Henry T. Harris — Lowell S. Henry — Hartford D. Nelson — John S. Newton — David Russell
	Otsego County, 1890-1899: Nathan Bridges — Oscar F. Lane — John J. Rider
	Otsego County, 1910-1919: Luella B. Clark
	Otsego County, 1920-1929: Willard B. Auchenpaugh — Percy W. Gould — Herbert B. Leary — William Peabody
	Otsego County, 1930-1939: Walter A. Bliss — Frank Patterson — Eugene L. Ward — Floyd H. Young
	Otsego County, 1940-1949: Raymond C. Camp — LaVere Lyons — Wayne L. Tyson
	Otsego County, 1950-1959: Barthley L. Beach — Clifford Drake

Burlington: William G. Angel — Charles B. Gorham

Burlington Flats: Paul L. Talbot

Cherry Valley: James W. Barnum — Jeremiah Eaton Cary — Benjamin Davis

Cooperstown: Barbara C. Bowers — Samuel S. Bowne — James J. Byard, Jr. — Anthony J. Casale — Stephen C. Clark — John B. Conkling — James Fenimore Cooper — Andrew Davidson — John A. Dix — Samuel S. Edick — Scott E. Greene — Edward F. King — Joseph P. Leary — Constance S. Lewis — John B. McManus — John Russell — Walter W. Stokes — Irene B. Taylor — Isaac Williams, Jr.

East Richfield: Olcott C. Chamberlain

East Worcester: William E. Dante

Edmeston: David B. St. John

Garrattsville: William H. Schebaum

Laurens: Levi S. Chatfield — William C. Fields — Frances Hess

Middlefield: L. Mortimer Gilbert

Morris: Chester T. Backus — James E. Cooke — G. McMurtrie Godley — Francis M. Rotch

New Lisbon: Harmon Bennett

Oneonta:

	Oneonta, 1800-1899: Walter L. Brown — Abraham L. Kellogg — Burr Mattice — Albert Morris — George W. Reynolds — David Wilber — David F. Wilber
	Oneonta, 1900-1999: George L. Bockes — W. Irving Bolton — Elizabeth A. Brigham — Russell E. Brigham — Walter L. Brown — LaVerne P. Butts — Alexander F. Carson — Andrew E. Ceperley — George E. Chamberlin — Frank B. Cooke — George W. Fairchild — E. Reed Ford — Daniel Franklin — James N. Georgeson — George L. Gibbs — Donald H. Grant — Marcus C. Hemstreet — Roger G. Hughes — Frank C. Huntington — Henry E. Huntington — Abraham L. Kellogg — Bertus C. Lauren — Joseph S. Lunn — Francis H. Marx — Burr Mattice — Chester A. Miller — Joseph P. Molinari — Mary S. Morales — Albert Morris — W. L. Morris — Kim Muller — Frank G. Sherman — Charles Smith — Julian C. Smith — Lula E. Walker — David F. Wilber — George I. Wilber — Jerry B. Wilson
	Oneonta, 2000-2012: Ashok K. Malhotra — David Rees

Near Oneonta: Fred R. Miller — Frank Reardon

Otego: Elisha S. Saunders

Otsego: Ebenezer Blakely — James Cannon

Plainfield: Deloss E. Bass

Richfield: James Hawkes

Richfield Springs: Allen J. Bloomfield — Willard G. Bullion — Augustus R. Elwood

Schenevus: James R. MacDuff

Springfield: George H. Andrews — Leslie Pell Clarke

Springfield Center: Andrew R. Smith — Frank M. Smith — Florence Wardwell

Unadilla: Frank B. Arnold — Leland M. Cowes — David P. Loomis — Charles C. Noble — Samuel North

West Burlington: Stuart West

Worcester: William H. Ely — Charles Goodell

See also New York areas not assigned to counties.

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