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Androscoggin County
Maine

Politicians who were born in Androscoggin County

  Auburn: Lewis W. Haskell, 1851 — George L. Record, c.1859 — J. S. P. H. Wilson, 1860 — Robert Luce, 1862 — Edward N. Dingley, 1862 — Harry A. Furbish, 1867 — Henry E. Goss, 1875 — George H. Bean, 1875 — Thomas L. Marble, 1876 — Lewis W. Haskell, Jr., 1879 — Charles B. Carter, 1880 — Donald D. Garcelon, 1880 — Fred B. Greenleaf, 1883 — Fred R. Walton, 1892
  Danville (now part of Auburn): Jesse M. Libby, 1846
  Durham: C. H. B. Woodbury, 1823 — Nelson Dingley, Jr., 1832 — Hosea M. Knowlton, 1847 — William H. Newell, 1854
  Greene: Charles E. Sanborn, 1860
  Leeds: Elwin E. Additon, 1864 — Kenneth M. Curtis, 1931
  Lewiston: Ebenezer Herrick, 1785 — Anson Herrick, 1812 — Alonzo M. Garcelon, 1813 — William P. Frye, 1830 — Joseph H. Day, 1841 — Timothy F. Callahan, 1856 — Daniel J. McGillicuddy, 1859 — George E. Boomer, 1862 — William Frye Garcelon, 1868 — Wallace H. White, Jr., 1877 — Edward W. Buckley, 1877 — Harry Friedman, 1883 — Albert Beliveau, 1887 — William L. Doige, 1887 — John D. Clifford, 1887 — Benjamin L. Berman, 1892 — Frederick G. Payne, 1904 — Frank M. Coffin, 1919 — James B. Longley, 1924 — Morton A. Brody, 1933 — Paul LePage, 1948 — James B. Longley, Jr., 1951
  Lisbon: Moses W. Hewey, 1806 — David Farrar, 1825
  Livermore: Elijah L. Hamlin, 1800 — Israel Washburn, Jr., 1813 — Dorilus Morrison, 1814 — Timothy O. Howe, 1816 — Elihu B. Washburne, 1816 — Cadwallader C. Washburn, 1818 — Charles A. Washburn, 1822 — Eliphalet Rowell, 1822 — Eugene L. Norton, 1825 — William D. Washburn, 1831 — Charles Lee Strickland, 1836
  Minot: Stephen Emery, 1790 — Godfrey J. Grosvenor, 1800 — Samuel G. Hilborn, 1834 — Ellen Hamlin, 1835
  Poland: Hiram W. Ricker, 1857 — Hiram Ricker, Jr., 1889 — Edward P. Ricker, Jr., 1893
  Turner: Samuel Merrill, 1822 — James H. Howe, 1827 — William W. Sampson, 1841 — Clarence Hale, 1848
  Turner, Oxford County (now Androscoggin County): Eugene Hale, 1836
  West Minot: Winchester G. Lowell, 1843
  West Poland, Poland: Bert M. Fernald, 1858
   See also Maine birthplaces not assigned to counties.
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