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Rockingham County
New Hampshire

Politicians who died in Rockingham County

Chester: John Bell, 1836 — William Merchant Richardson, 1838 — Daniel French, 1840 — Samuel Bell, 1850 — George C. Hazelton, 1922    Deerfield: Richard Jenness, 1819 — Josiah Butler, 1854    Epping: William Plumer, 1850 — William Plumer, Jr., 1854    Exeter: Nathaniel Folsom, 1790 — Nathaniel Peabody, 1823 — George Sullivan, 1838 — Tristram Shaw, 1843 — John S. Wells, 1860 — Amos Tuck, 1879 — Gilman Marston, 1890 — Charles H. Bell, 1893    Greenland: John F. Parrott, 1836    Hampton Falls: John Greenleaf Whittier, 1892 — Wesley Powell, 1981    Isle of Shoals: Edward H. Rollins, 1889    Kensington: Jeremiah Fogg, 1808    Kingston: Josiah Bartlett, 1795    Londonderry: John Bell, 1825    Newfields: John Brodhead, 1838    Newmarket: William B. Small, 1878    Northwood: Charles F. Cate, 1915    Nottingham: Bradbury Cilley, 1831 — Joseph Cilley, 1887    Portsmouth: William Whipple, 1785 — Pierse Long, 1789 — Woodbury Langdon, 1805 — John Langdon, 1819 — James Sheafe, 1829 — John S. Sherburne, 1830 — Samuel Cushman, 1851 — Levi Woodbury, 1851 — Ichabod Bartlett, 1853 — Richard Jenness, 1872 — Thomas P. Treadwell, 1878 — William Conn, 1889 — John R. Reding, 1892 — Daniel Marcy, 1893 — Charles O. Nason, 1903 — Robert O. Treadwell, 1913 — John H. Bartlett, 1952 — Charles M. Dale, 1978    Rye: John W. Parsons, 1849    Salem: Silas Betton, 1822    Stratham: Josiah Bartlett, Jr., 1838 — Paine Wingate, 1838     See also New Hampshire deathplaces not assigned to counties.

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