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St. Lawrence County
New York

Politicians who were born in St. Lawrence County

	St. Lawrence County (no city given): John Lynde Greene, 1806 — George M. Gleason, 1829 — Peter F. Dodds, 1849 — John T. Newby, 1854
	Brasher Falls: Arthur Loomis Sanborn, 1850
	Canton: Leslie W. Russell, 1840 — Luther L. Wright, 1856 — George R. Malby, 1857 — Ralph E. Crane, 1858 — Matthew F. Callahan, c.1884 — Charles E. Bennett, 1910
	Colton: Bertrand H. Snell, 1870
	De Peyster: N. Martin Curtis, 1835 — Edwyn E. Mason, c.1916
	DeKalb: Ozora P. Stearns, 1831
	Edwards: Alexander O. Brodie, 1849
	Fowler town: Rhoda Fox Graves, 1877
	Gouverneur: John R. Miller, 1856
	Hopkinton: Lucius Hart Langworthy, 1807
	Lawrence town: Frank C. Fletcher, 1869
	Lisbon: Charles G. Putney, 1866
	Madrid: Cyrus P. Walbridge, 1849
	Massena: Charles E. Belknap, 1846 — Benjamin H. Demo, c.1898 — Frank L. Sundstrom, 1901
	Nicholville: Rollin B. Sanford, 1874
	Norfolk: William P. Rogers, 1913
	North Lawrence: Denis Joseph Driscoll, 1871
	Ogdensburg: Preston King, 1806 — William B. Hickok, c.1824 — Denis O'Brien, 1837 — Matthew D. Wagner, 1856 — Almon W. Lytle, 1876 — Henry E. Barbour, 1877 — W. Allan Newell, 1883 — Grant F. Daniels, 1913 — Robert C. McEwen, 1920 — David O'B. Martin, 1944
	Near Ogdensburg: Charles Martin, 1856
	Oswegatchie: Daniel Magone, Jr., 1829
	Parishville: Charles B. Sternberg, 1869
	Pierrepont: Edwin A. Merritt, 1860
	Potsdam: David Carpenter, 1815 — George Albert Smith, 1817 — Charles Horace Stranahan, 1845 — George Arthur Mathews, 1852 — Frank B. Kellogg, 1856 — John T. Barnett, 1869 — George H. Branch, 1870 — Carl S. Salmon, 1887 — Verner M. Ingram, 1911
	Richville: Rollin M. Daggett, 1831
	Somerville: Orlando C. Merriman, 1827
	Stockholm: Loyal D. Eldredge, 1831
	Near Waddington: Francis H. Dodds, 1858
	See also New York birthplaces not assigned to counties.

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