The Political Graveyard: Steuben County, N.Y.

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Steuben County
New York

Politicians who lived in Steuben County

Steuben County (no city given):

	Steuben County, 1800-1809: James Faulkner — George Hornell — John Wilson
	Steuben County, 1820-1829: Dugald Cameron — Paul C. Cook — Daniel Cruger — Randall Graves — John Kennedy — James McBurney — George McClure — Henry Phoenix
	Steuben County, 1830-1839: Jeremiah Baker — Paul C. Cook — Henry G. Cotton — Josiah Dunlap — Samuel Griggs — David Hall — Joshua Healy — Edward Howell — William Hunter — Manning Kelly — William Kernan — Abram M. Lybolt — John McBurney — John I. Poppino — Johnson N. Reynolds — Lemuel B. Searles — Benjamin Smead — Henry Switzer
	Steuben County, 1840-1849: Aaron W. Beach — Richard Brower — Morris Brown — Hiram Chapman — William Diven — Francis E. Erwin — William S. Hubbell — William Hunter — John Jamison — Samuel A. Johnson — Ziba A. Leland — Abram M. Lybolt — Otto F. Marshall — John McBurney — Asa McConnell — William C. Rogers — Ancel C. Smith — Jeffery Smith — Jacob Van Valkenburgh
	Steuben County, 1850-1859: James Alley — Benajah P. Bailey — Washington Barnes — Henry H. Bouton — Joel Carrington — Edwin F. Church — Seth B. Cole — Wickham R. Crocker — Goldsmith Denniston — Ferral C. Dinniny — Abel Eveland — Harlo Hakes — Dryden Henderson — Charles G. Higby — William B. Jones — John McBurney — James H. Miles — Albert C. Morgan — Nathaniel M. Perry — John P. Plato — Sylvester Smith — George T. Spencer — Obadiah Stevens — Solon O. Thatcher — Robert B. Van Valkenburgh — Peter C. Ward — John F. Williams
	Steuben County, 1860-1869: Samuel M. Alley — Lyman Balcom — William E. Bonham — William B. Boyd — Monroe Brundage — Daniel B. Bryan — Wickham R. Crocker — Redman S. Davis — Daniel Gray — Frederick M. Kreidler — John F. Little — Amaziah S. McKay — Christian Minier — Samuel Mitchell — Alexander Olcott — Lorenzo N. Rider — Henry Sherwood — Jeffrey Smith — J. Harvey Stephens — John W. Taggart
	Steuben County, 1870-1879: Alvin C. Barney — James G. Bennett — Azariah C. Brundage — John Davis — Thomas M. Fowler — Stephen F. Gilbert — Charles F. Houghton — James B. Murdock — George R. Sutherland
	Steuben County, 1910-1919: Hugh H. Kendall — Joseph A. Killeen
	Steuben County, 1920-1929: Charles A. Britton — Francis E. Cortright — George S. Hussong — Griff W. Jack — Leslie A. Jackson — Raymond T. Lane — Jay K. Moyer — Mathew C. O'Brien — Daniel J. Richardson — John E. Skelley — Lewis K. Williamson
	Steuben County, 1930-1939: Julia H. Arland — John Beck — Frank E. Hewitt — Leslie A. Jackson — Frank L. King — Purdy Kinkaid — George Prentice — Raymond Robbins — Leroy Smith — William Wood — James J. Yanick
	Steuben County, 1940-1949: Leslie A. Jackson — Frank L. King — William McCaddam — Lulu G. E. Willems
	Steuben County, 1950-1959: Edward R. Wright

Addison: Charles A. Brewster — Andrew G. Chatfield — Francis R. E. Cornell — Charles W. Gillet — James S. Harrison — Allan C. Taylor

Atlanta: R. Walter Lander — J. Austin Otto

Bath:

	Bath, 1800-1899: Henry W. Bowes — Frank Campbell — Robert Campbell — Ira Davenport — Samuel H. Hammond — Charles H. McMaster — William H. Nichols — John F. Parkhurst — Jonathan Robie — William B. Rochester — William B. Ruggles — William Rumsey — William Woods
	Bath, 1900-1999: William C. Acker — Floyd W. Annabel — Benjamin H. Balcom — Frank Campbell — Wilson R. Campbell — Ernest E. Cole — W. Sterling Cole — Ira Davenport — Domenick Gabrielli — Hazel Hopkins — William H. Nichols — Reuben B. Oldfield — John F. Parkhurst — George W. Peck — William Rumsey — Edwin C. Smith — Edwin S. Underhill — Monroe Wheeler

Cameron: Joel Clark — Lucius C. Pierson

Cameron Mills: James W. Crawford

Campbell: Frank L. McCabe

Campbell town: Wilson Messer

Canisteo: Herman E. Buck — George H. Crozier — Donald R. Davidsen — Delevan C. Hunter — Joseph C. Latham — June Peoples — James L. Seely, Jr. — Harold L. Somers — William M. Stuart

Cohocton: Webster Edmunds — Stephen D. Shattuck — Helen E. Werth

Corning:

	Corning, 1800-1849: Charles Christopher Brainerd Walker
	Corning, 1850-1899: George B. Bradley — William M. Brown — Chester S. Cole — Stephen T. Hayt — John H. Huber — J. Newton Hungerford — William Irvine — Valentine Rettig — Charles Christopher Brainerd Walker — Charles E. Walker
	Corning, 1900-1949: Edwin J. Carpenter — Edith C. Cheney — Guy W. Cheney — Howard F. V. Cole — Frederick A. Ellison — James P. Hallahan — Norman Heverly — A. G. Hood — Alanson B. Houghton — Amory Houghton — Arthur Amory Houghton — George W. Lane — Lewis N. Lattin — W. L. McGeorge — Thomas A. McNamara — Wilson Messer — John L. Miller — Harry H. Pratt — Justin V. Purcell — Samuel E. Quackenbush — Valentine Rettig — Harry A. Rood — Mary C. Sinclaire — Daniel Stimson — Claude V. Stowell — William H. Tew — William J. Tully — E. Stewart Underhill — W. Allen Underhill — John C. Wheeler
	Corning, 1950-1999: Joseph L. Andrews — James Bacalles — Clarence H. Brisco — Amory Houghton, Jr. — Amory Houghton — George E. Keenan — Alexander Kosty — Gloria Matthews — Joseph J. Nasser — Justin V. Purcell — Daniel Stimson — Joseph J. Sweet — Thomas Waaland — John D. Young
	Corning, 2000-2012: James Bacalles — Frank P. Coccho — Amory Houghton, Jr. — Alan D. Lewis, Sr. — Richard P. Negri — Thomas W. Reed II

Erwin: Susannah Thompson

Erwin Centre: John G. Mersereau

Greenwood: Alexander H. Stephens

Hammondsport: Randy Kuhl — Meredith Mallory — Greyton H. Taylor — Monroe Wheeler

Hornby: Andrew B. Dickinson

Hornell:

	Hornell, 1800-1899: De Merville Page
	Hornell, 1900-1999: Milo M. Acker — Sidney A. Belovsky — Lloyd R. Burdett — George Conderman — Grace E. Conderman — Harold B. Crandall — Joseph R. Cullen — John E. Cullinan — Edward J. Davis — Lee Dennison — Benjamin C. Dewitt — Percy L. Dunn — Henry Erlich — James T. Foody — J. Gerald Griffin — Charles D. Henderson — Francis P. Hogan — Shawn D. Hogan — Stephen Hollands — Michael J. Maney — Delbert L. McDowell — Harry K. Morton — Frank J. Nelson — James A. Parsons — George S. Peters — Jesse H. Phillips — Jesse S. Phillips — Richard M. Prangen — Fred A. Robbins — Jerry E. B. Santee — Ernest G. Stewart — Leon F. Wheatley — Frank F. Wolfanger, Sr.
	Hornell, 2000-2012: Joseph J. Duffy — Shawn D. Hogan — Michael L. Snowden

Hornellsville (now Hornell): Milo M. Acker — Horace Bemis — William S. Charles — John K. Hale — William M. Hawley — Frank J. Nelson — William H. Pranger — Fay P. Rathbun — Jerry E. B. Santee — Franklin D. Sherwood — Luman A. Ward — Leon F. Wheatley

Lindleytown: Gabriel T. Harrower

Painted Post: William J. Gilbert — Frank C. Platt

Prattsburg: W. W. Bachman — Abraham J. Quackenboss

Pulteney: Edward D. Cross

Troupsburg: Charles K. Marlatt

Wayland: William W. Clark — Gordon M. Patchin

Wheeler: Grattan H. Wheeler

Woodhull: John Seeley

See also New York areas not assigned to counties.

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