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Orange County
New York

Politicians who were born in Orange County

  Orange County (no city given): John Townsend, 1783 — Joseph Johnson, 1785 — Samuel Edsall, c.1804 — Alexander Loyd, 1805 — Wilder D. Foster, 1819 — Alexander Wilkin, c.1820 — George Lewis, 1827 — James H. Hall, 1846
  Blooming Grove: Nathaniel W. Howell, 1770 — Selah Tuthill, 1771 — Albert S. White, 1803 — Nathaniel W. Howell, 1830
  Central Valley: Howard K. Travers, 1893
  Chester: William Terry Jackson, 1794
  Cornwall: Charles H. Weygant, 1839 — John Orr, 1859 — Walter W. Westall, c.1878
  Cornwall town: Clemence C. Smith, c.1882
  Craigville: Fred Robertson, 1871
  Crawford town: John C. R. Taylor, 1865
  Florida: William H. Seward, 1801 — P. Sidney Post, 1833 — George F. Seward, 1840
  Goshen: Westcott Wilkin, 1824 — Roswell Carpenter Coleman, 1840
  Near Goshen: Aaron Shaw, 1811
  Little Britain: James Clinton, 1736 — George Clinton, 1739 — Charles Clinton, 1767 — Charles Humphrey, 1792 — James G. Clinton, 1804
  Mt. Hope: Charles St. John, 1818 — George W. Greene, 1831 — Abram B. Macardell, 1877
  Middletown: Hiram J. Beakes, 1827 — Anthony L. Knapp, 1828 — George M. Beakes, 1831 — William N. Demarest, 1849 — James C. Rider, c.1859 — Daniel F. Cohalan, 1867 — Frederick W. Seward, Jr., 1874 — John Bright, 1884 — Thomas C. Desmond, 1887 — Jacob E. Gunther III, 1953
  Minisink: Charles Borland, Jr., 1786 — M. Lindley Lee, 1805 — Alexander H. Bailey, 1817
  Monroe: Frank Mapes, 1846
  Montgomery: Nehemiah H. Losey, 1804 — John D. Lawson, 1816 — Nathaniel P. Hill, 1832 — Luther Shafer, 1848
  Neelytown: Samuel Watkins Eager, 1789
  New Vernon: George M. Beebe, 1836
  New Windsor: John Alsop, 1724 — Benjamin B. Odell, Sr., 1825 — Benjamin McClung, 1867
  Newburgh: Samuel Fowler, 1779 — Charles Augustus Foote, 1785 — Edward Howell, 1792 — Henry Hill, 1795 — Selah Reeve Hobbie, 1797 — Archibald C. Niven, 1803 — Robert H. McKune, 1823 — Stephen W. Fullerton, Jr., 1823 — Charles M. Croswell, 1825 — Chauncey M. Leonard, 1825 — William W. Belknap, 1829 — D. Maitland Armstrong, 1836 — Charles Francis Brown, 1844 — Michael H. Hirschberg, 1847 — Benjamin B. Odell, Jr., 1854 — James F. Egan, c.1879 — John J. McNaboe, 1893 — Harry S. Burke, c.1898 — D. Clinton Dominick III, 1918 — Geraldine Ferraro, 1935
  Oxford: John Hallock, Jr., 1783 — Chester C. Cole, 1824
  Port Jervis: Samuel Fowler, 1851 — William S. Bennet, 1870 — Alfred Marvin, 1873 — John L. Havens, 1874
  Roseton: Joseph John Jova, 1916
  Searsville: Daniel A. Currie, 1842
  Thompson Ridge: G. Edward Clark, 1917
  Walden: Carolyn Caldwell, 1871
  Wallkill: James W. Wilkin, 1762 — Burt Mapes, 1864
  Warwick: Henry Wisner, 1720 — Nathaniel Jones, 1788 — Wilson C. Van Duzer, 1894
  Wawayanda: Stephen W. Fullerton, 1792
  West Point: Alphonso T. Clearwater, 1848 — Nan Wood Honeyman, 1881 — Gore Vidal, 1925
  Near West Point: Cornelius Kingsland Garrison, 1809
  Westtown: Kenneth D. L. Niven, 1862
   See also New York birthplaces not assigned to counties.
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