The Political Graveyard: Orange County, N.Y.

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Orange County
New York

Politicians who lived in Orange County

Orange County (no city given):

	Orange County, 1770-1779: Jeremiah Clark — Benjamin Coe — John D. Coe — John Hathorn — Tunis Kuyper — Thomas Moffat — Peter Ogilvie — Bezaleel Seely, Jr. — Roeluf Van Houten
	Orange County, 1780-1789: Robert Armstrong — John Bradner — John Carpenter — Jeremiah Clark — Benjamin Coe — John D. Coe — Gilbert Cooper — John Haring — John Hathorn — Seth Marvin — Thomas Moffat — David Pye — Nathaniel Satterly — Bezaleel Seely, Jr. — William Sickles — John Stagg — John Suffern — Peter Taulman — William Thompson — Henry Wisner — Henry Wisner — John Wood — Jesse Woodhull
	Orange County, 1790-1799: William Allison — Isaac Blanch — Robert R. Burnet — James Burt — John Carpenter — Benjamin Coe — John D. Coe — Jonathan Cooley — Moses Hatfield — John Hathorn — Reuben Hopkins — Seth Marvin — Andrew McCord — Moses Phillips — David Pye — William Sickles — Hendrick Smith — John Smith — Daniel Thew — David M. Westcott — John Wheeler — John Wood — Jesse Woodhull
	Orange County, 1800-1809: John Barber — Joshua Brown — Robert R. Burnet — James Burt — William A. Clark — Charles Clinton — James Clinton — William Crist — Anthony Davis — David Dill — James Finch, Jr. — John Hathorn — Seth Marvin — Andrew McCord — Joseph Morrell — Reuben Neely — John Nicholson — William Ross — Abraham Schultz — Samuel S. Seward — Selah Strong — Peter Townsend — Henry Tucker — John Tuthill — John Wheeler — John Wood
	Orange County, 1810-1819: Hezekiah Belknap — Isaac Belknap — James Burt — Anthony Davis — David Dill — Edward Ely — James Faulkner — James Finch, Jr. — John Gasherie — John Hallock, Jr. — Elihu Hedges — Nathaniel P. Hill — Peter Holbert — Seth Marvin — John McGarrah — Hezekiah Moffatt — Joseph Morrell — William Mulliner — John Nicholson — William Ross — Joshua Sayre — Abraham Schultz — Benjamin Strong — Selah Strong — Selah Tuthill — Abraham Vail — Benjamin Webb — John Wheeler — Andrew Wilson — Benjamin Woodward
	Orange County, 1820-1829: Charles Borland, Jr. — James Burt — David Christie — William W. Crawford — Benjamin Dunning — William Ecker — James Finch, Jr. — William Finn — Robert Fowler — Richard Graham — John Hallock, Jr. — Nathaniel P. Hill — Egbert Jansen — Joseph McLaughlin — Peter Milliken — Abraham Schultz — Leonard Smith — Selah Tuthill — Abraham Vail — Isaac Van Duzer — James Waugh — Samuel Webb — David M. Westcott — Benjamin Woodward
	Orange County, 1830-1839: Edward Blake — Abraham Cuddeback — Robert Fowler — James Hulse — Abraham M. Smith — Phineas Tuthill
	Orange County, 1850-1859: Milton Barnes — Oliver Belknap — James Bennett — Samuel Beyes — Hugh B. Bull — Ethan B. Carpenter — George B. Cox — A. J. Cuddeback — Charles W. Cushman — James R. Dickson — Daniel T. Durland — Daniel Fullerton — William Graham — G. M. Grier — Andrew J. Mills — Albert G. Owen — William W. Reeve — Phineas Rumsey — James B. Stevens — Erastus Stickney — Charles M. Thompson — Hudson Webb — Isaac Wood
	Orange County, 1860-1869: Bancroft Davis
	Orange County, 1910-1919: William F. Brush — J. Lester Burnett — James Jackson — Edward A. Lorentz — John McLaughlin — Nelson Moffatt
	Orange County, 1920-1929: Edward J. Beemer — William J. Butterly — Anna B. Case — Niven H. Clark — Walter Dover — Floyd W. Gibson — Timothy W. Manion — John R. Martin — Alexander Milway — Nelson Moffatt — John W. Spencer — Moe Spiegel
	Orange County, 1930-1939: William Darragh — Thomas R. Davis — John J. Downey — Alexander Milway — David Rhodes — Anthony Schulmerich — Michael Tighe
	Orange County, 1940-1949: Natalie C. Barns — William R. Green — James McAndrew
	Orange County, 1950-1959: Seymour Feinman — John Lusardi, Jr. — William Pruslin — Lawrence Reineke

Arden: E. H. Harriman

Blooming Grove: B. Sears Hunter — David H. Moffat, Jr.

Bullville: David C. Bull

Campbell Hall: Henry V. Clark

Central Valley: Howard K. Travers

Chester: Hector Craig — Thomas J. V. Cullen — Peter Goelet — Hugh B. Marius

Circleville: William T. Doty

Cornwall: Henry E. Abell — Lewis Beach — Henry F. Chadeayne — Henry W. Chadeayne — Henry Hunter — Richard B. Scandrett, Jr. — Winifred Swenson

Cornwall-on-Hudson: Gordon K. Cameron — Lee B. Mailler — Richard E. Schermerhorn — John S. Stillman — Thomas K. Taft

Goshen: Henry Bacon — Walter G. Brown — Patricia Dwyer — Benjamin F. Edsall — George R. Farrell — Percy V. D. Gott — George W. Greene — George F. Gregg — Ogden Hoffman — Raymond M. Kisor — Howard W. Mills — Ambrose S. Murray — Lester J. Roosa — Frederick W. Seward — Eugene Victor — James W. Wilkin — Samuel J. Wilkin — Frank M. Williams — Charles H. Winfield

Highland Falls: John Bigelow — Louis F. Goodsell — Alexander G. Hall — Jacob L. Hicks

Highland Mills: Alexander G. Hall

Mt. Hope: Augustus P. Thompson

Maybrook: George C. Bullis

Meadowbrook: Clemence C. Smith

Middletown:

Middletown, 1800-1899: Joseph D. Friend — William M. Graham — Henry R. Low — Edward M. Madden — William F. O'Neil — Moses D. Stivers — Charles H. Van Wyck — Henry W. Wiggins

Middletown, 1900-1999: Robert P. Anderson — Nikki Basque — John J. Bonacic — John N. Botens — John Bright — T. Edward Brochu — Charles C. Chappell — Rosslyn M. Cox — Joseph DeStefano — Samuel W. Eager — Charles L. Elwood — Benjamin A. Gilman — Louis Ingrassia — Daniel F. Johnson — Abram B. Macardell — Charles E. Mance — Mary M. McPhillips — Charles L. Mead — Joseph D. Mellis — Louis V. Mills — Samuel Mitchell — William C. Ramsdell — Harold H. Smith — John D. Stivers — Raymond E. Swalm — John C. R. Taylor — Rainey S. Taylor — Harry Terhune — Arch C. N. Thompson — Edward D. Tompkins — Edwin P. Valkenburg — Wilson C. Van Duzer — Clarence C. Van Fleet — Russell Wiggins

Monroe: Sonia Ayala — Ruben Estrada — James C. Hogan

Monroe Works (now Southfields): Hudson McFarlan

Montgomery: John Blake, Jr. — Chauncy Brooks — F. Edward Devitt — Stephen Rapelje

New Windsor: Sy Cohen — Joel T. Headley — William J. Larkin, Jr.

Newburgh:

	Newburgh, year not specified: Selah Reeve Hobbie
	Newburgh, 1800-1849: Jonathan Fisk — Benjamin B. Odell, Sr.
	Newburgh, 1850-1899: John C. Adams — Caleb H. Baumes — Eugene A. Brewster — Charles Francis Brown — John W. Brown — William W. Carson — Abram S. Cassedy — George Clark — William D. Dickey — Michael Doyle — William H. Gleason — James G. Graham — Nathaniel B. Hayt — Russell Headley — Michael H. Hirschberg — Nathaniel Jones — Chauncey M. Leonard — Alexander McCann — John S. McCroskery — James W. Miller — David A. Morrison — Benjamin B. Odell, Jr. — Benjamin B. Odell, Sr. — Charles D. Robinson — Daniel B. St. John — Samuel E. Shutes — Robert Sterling — Howard Thornton — Peter Ward — Charles H. Weygant
	Newburgh, 1900-1949: Caleb H. Baumes — Augustus W. Bennet — Charles Francis Brown — Chester J. Brown — Arthur E. Brundage — Henry W. Chadeayne — Platt N. Chase — John B. Corwin — Thomas C. Desmond — Joseph M. Dickey — William D. Dickey — James G. Graham — Henry Hirschberg — Michael H. Hirschberg — William J. Lamont — Elmer H. Lemon — Henry M. Leonard — Benjamin McClung — Arthur A. McLean — Benjamin B. Odell, Jr. — Benjamin B. Odell, Sr. — Charles D. Robinson — John B. Rose — Albert H. F. Seeger — Charles W. U. Sneed — Roy W. Spencer — Samuel L. Stewart — James D. Tweed — Herbert A. Warden — Frederick W. Wilson — J. D. Wilson — John D. Wilson — Jonathan D. Wilson, Jr. — Jonathan D. Wilson — Graham Witschief
	Newburgh, 1950-1999: Daniel Becker — Lawrence E. Bennett — Peter S. Brooks — Audrey Carey — Thomas C. Desmond — William E. Doulin — Charles E. Dusenberry — Lawrence Herbst — Jonathan G. Jacobson — Thomas Kirwan — Josephine LeBeau — John Ruckdeschel, Jr. — William D. Ryan — Edna C. Smith — Herbert A. Warden — Dennis Cornell Williams — Norman Zukowsky
	Newburgh, 2000-2012: Thomas Kirwan — Vanessa Tirado

Near Newburgh: D. Clinton Dominick III

Orrs Mills: John Orr

Otisville: Rose Gambino — Osmer B. Wheeler

Pine Bush: Frederic Mance

Port Jervis: James E. Cole — Thomas J. Conmy — Samuel M. Cuddeback — Daniel J. Dwyer — E. Arthur Gray — Peter E. Gumaer — John J. Hawkins — George E. Hornbeck — John Kinsila — Charles N. Knapp — Frank Lybolt — Francis Marvin — Wilton D. McCombs — William E. McCormick — James T. Murphy — Wendell E. Phillips — John F. Schoonmaker — Horace A. Sheldon — Lester M. Warner

Salisbury Mills: Robert Dennison

South Middletown: George Houston

Southfields: Macgrane Coxe

Sparrow Bush: Charles N. Hammond

Tuxedo Park: Charles B. Alexander — Katharine St. George

Walden: Thomas W. Bradley — DeWitt C. Dominick — Joseph Schmitt — John H. Westerman

Warwick: Maurice Hoyt — Florence L. Ketchum — George F. Ketchum — Madison H. Lewis

Washingtonville: Nancy P. Calhoun — Fred D. Cook — Thomas Fulton — Henry Seacord

Westtown: Robert H. Clark

Woodbury Falls: Jean Rushmore Patterson

See also New York areas not assigned to counties.

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