The Political Graveyard: Seneca County, N.Y.

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Seneca County
New York

Politicians who lived in Seneca County

Seneca County (no city given):

	Seneca County, 1800-1849: Thomas Armstrong — Caleb Barnum — Ansel Bascom — John L. Bigelow — Samuel Blain — Peter Bockhoven — Daniel W. Bostwick — John D. Coe — Oliver C. Comstock — James De Mott — James Dickson — Reuben D. Dodge — Myndert M. Dox — Septimus Evans — Andrew Glover — Archer Green — Benjamin Hendricks — Daniel Holman — Cornelius Humfrey — William C. Kelly — Jacob L. Larzelere — James McCall — Daniel Rhoad — Robert S. Rose — John Sayre — John Sayre — Daniel Scott — Jonas Seely — Henry Simpson — Robert L. Stevenson — Helim Sutton — William Thompson — John G. Tubbs — Nathan Wakeman — Gardner Welles — Annanias Wells — Matthew West — Orange W. Wilkinson — Benjamin Woodruff — Alanson Woodworth — Erastus Woodworth
	Seneca County, 1850-1899: Alfred Bolter — Albert L. Childs — William B. Clark — George B. Daniels — Sterling G. Hadley — John C. Hall — William C. Hazleton — George W. Jones — Daniel S. Kendig — David D. Lefler — S. Duncan Leverich — Peter Lott — James M. Martin — James McLean — Josiah T. Miller — Benson Owen — Lewis Post — Patrick J. Rogers — David D. Scott — John E. Seeley — Orrin Southwick — Robert R. Steele — John H. Stevens — William L. Sweet — Sanford R. Ten Eyck — James B. Thomas — William W. Van Demark — Peter J. Van Vleet — Samuel R. Welles — August Woodworth
	Seneca County, 1900-1949: Norman W. Becker — Helen Buckley — Edward H. Carroll — Leonard S. Cole — Alphonsus Driscoll — Maynard J. Finton — Charles C. Inshaw — Charles H. Kinne — Maynard C. Litzenberger — Charles Lowery — Milton Morehouse — Lewis A. Morgan — John M. Payne — Norman Schoonmaker — J. Burn Somerville
	Seneca County, 1950-1999: Stewart Chrisman — George Franklin

Covert: Truman Boardman

Farmer: John Kennedy

Fayette: James L. Boyle

Interlaken: Lewis S. Bell — Theodore D. Day

Lodi: John De Mott

Ovid: Francis C. Allen — Francis W. Edwards — William H. Kinne

Romulus: Arthur H. Brooks

Seneca Falls:

	Seneca Falls, 1800-1899: Jacob P. Chamberlain — David H. Evans — Harry M. Glen — Moses C. Gould — Charles A. Hawley — A. H. Hood — William Johnson — Obadiah B. Latham — Daniel W. Moran — Gary V. Sackett — William Augustus Sackett — Elizabeth Cady Stanton — Henry B. Stanton — William V. Van Rensselaer
	Seneca Falls, 1900-1999: John D. Compson — John Crosby — George A. Dobson — Joseph J. Doyle — Nelson Duntz — Harry S. Fredenburgh — Paul B. Fredenburgh — Norman J. Gould — William B. Harper — Augustus S. Hughes — Fred L. Huntington — William H. Hurley — Lewis W. Johnson — John Kaiser, Jr. — Henry W. Koch — Israel Y. Larzelere — William J. Maier — Alexander C. Martin — William S. McDonald — Henry R. Micks — Daniel W. Moran — Victor C. Mount — Michael F. Nozzolio — James D. Pollard — Francis J. Souhan — Lawrence W. Van Cleef — William H. Van Cleef — G. Kenneth Wayne — Harry Weart
	Seneca Falls, 2000-2012: Michael F. Nozzolio

Varick: Frank H. Flood — Diedrich Willers, Jr.

Waterloo: J. Seward Bodine — Oliver C. Cone — Charles W. Cosad — William H. Dunham — Irving Greenwood — William Hogan — Alice V. Hopkins — William Mackin — Jacob G. Markell — Joseph F. Marshall — J. B. H. Mongin — Albert M. Patterson — Martin J. Roach

Near Waterloo: Emerson G. O'Connor

West Junius: Henry Van De Mark

Willard: A. L. Byron Curtis

See also New York areas not assigned to counties.

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