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Caledonia County
Vermont

Politicians who were born in Caledonia County

	Barnet: Horace Fairbanks, 1820 — John B. Gilfillan, 1835 — James W. Brock, 1839 — Henry C. Ide, 1844 — Franklin D. Hale, 1854 — David J. Foster, 1857 — John G. Roy, 1859 — Ralph E. Flanders, 1880
	Burke: George W. Humphrey, 1842
	Danville: Benjamin F. Deming, 1790 — Thaddeus Stevens, 1792 — Lyman Stevens, 1824 — Franklin Deming, 1828 — Charles H. Greenleaf, 1841 — Charles D. Brainerd, 1842 — Horace B. Ward, 1864 — William Clement, 1867 — Harvey W. Eaton, 1878 — George C. Morse, 1892 — Lyman G. Morrill, 1894
	Groton: Henry C. Glover, 1846 — Morris D. Coffrin, 1857
	Hardwick: Thomas James Duncan Fuller, 1808 — Alexander L. Underwood, 1814 — David H. Nichols, 1828 — Daniel C. Remick, 1852 — Timothy G. Bronson, 1859 — James W. Remick, 1860 — Guy W. Bailey, 1876 — Ira Walton Drew, 1878 — George Leon Wells, 1883 — Vrest Orton, 1897
	Kirby: Willie P. Russell, 1870
	Lyndon: George O. Ford, 1835 — Oscar C. Woodruff, 1852 — Wilder Arthur Simpson, 1887
	Lyndonville, Lyndon: Walter Henry Cleary, 1887
	Newark: Russell T. Johnson, 1841
	Peacham: John Blanchard, 1787 — Mark Norris, 1796 — Josiah S. Kenerson, 1832 — Alexander Dunnett, 1852 — George Harvey, 1864
	Ryegate: James Johnston, 1832 — Albert R. Savage, 1847 — Joseph B. McLam, 1850
	St. Johnsbury: Lemuel H. Arnold, 1792 — Ellery Albee Hibbard, 1826 — Franklin Fairbanks, 1828 — George Shorey, 1840 — John H. Worcester, 1845 — Frederick G. Fleetwood, 1868 — Harland B. Howe, 1873 — Irving Willard Eastman, 1895 — Graham S. Newell, 1915
	Sutton: Thomas Bartlett, Jr., 1808 — George H. Blake, 1836 — Gilbert M. Campbell, 1855 — Myron E. Ham, 1857 — Byron M. Bundy, 1873
	Walden: Charles J. Bell, 1845 — Lester W. Burbank, 1866
	Waterford: Luther Kidder, 1808 — Jacob Benton, 1814 — Amos B. Carpenter, 1818 — Sam E. Richardson, 1884
	Wheelock: Samuel A. Jones, 1856 — Marion Weed, 1897
	See also Vermont birthplaces not assigned to counties.

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