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Cattaraugus County
New York

Politicians who were born in Cattaraugus County

  Cattaraugus County (no city given): A. C. Gibbs, 1825 — Samuel A. Rice, 1828 — E. E. Colvin, 1878
  Ashford: Dennison F. Holden, 1835
  Cattaraugus: Robert E. Manley, c.1876 — James Robertson, c.1912
  Cold Spring: James S. Whipple, 1852
  Conewango town: Leigh G. Kirkland, 1873
  Near East Ashford: Elmer E. Studley, 1869
  East Otto: Gilbert A. Pierce, 1839 — Solon S. Laing, 1847 — Philip A. Laing, 1856 — J. DeMott Laing, 1858 — John Laing, 1880 — Lloyd A. Russell, 1921
  Ellicottville: Charles H. Bryan, 1822 — Albert Haight, 1842 — William F. Fitzpatrick, 1895
  Near Ellicottville: Edgar N. Harwood, 1854
  Franklinville: William E. Mason, 1850
  Near Gowanda: James W. Watson, c.1884
  Great Valley town: DeHart H. Ames, 1872
  Hinsdale: Staley N. Wood, 1832
  Humphrey: George W. Cole, 1858 — Thomas H. Dowd, 1859 — George H. Pierce, 1872
  Leon: Wilbur F. Sanders, 1834 — Albert T. Fancher, 1859 — Marion P. Ackler, 1886
  Limestone: Frederic Palen Schoonmaker, 1870
  Little Valley: Augustin W. Ferrin, 1875
  Lyndon: Peter B. McLennan, 1850
  Machias: Coleman C. Vaughan, 1857
  Napoli: Herbert D. Sibley, 1861
  New Albion: H. Olin Young, 1850
  Olean: Frank N. Godfrey, 1852 — James F. Hastings, 1926 — Harry E. Bergold, Jr., 1931
  Otto: Edwin Willits, 1830
  Otto Township: Henry C. Loomis, 1834
  Perrysburg: Warren B. Hooker, 1856 — Allen F. Ferris, 1865 — Harry H. Atwell, 1877
  Portville: Nelson P. Wheeler, 1841 — Joseph W. Bouton, 1856
  Salamanca: John J. McInerney, 1873 — Leonard W. H. Gibbs, 1875 — George H. Ansley, 1875 — Gordon Canfield, 1898
  Sandusky: M. Plin Beebe, 1881
  Versailles: Amos V. Smiley, 1841
   See also New York birthplaces not assigned to counties.
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