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Politicians who were born in Queens County

Queens County (no city given): John J. Morgan, 1770 — James Rider, 1797    Astoria, Queens: William Gregory, 1849 — Henry M. Dietz, 1892 — Evelyn J. Lynn, 1930 — Tony Avella, 1951 — Leon Bayer, 1953    College Point (now part of Queens): Francis X. Duer, 1873    Corona, Queens: Maurice E. Connolly, 1881    Elmhurst, Queens: Edward J. Healey, 1924    Far Rockaway, Queens: Marc Katz, c.1963    Flushing, Queens: Cadwallader D. Colden, 1769 — Walter Bowne, 1770 — Cornelius Van Wyck Lawrence, 1791 — L. Bradford Prince, 1840 — Lloyd Bryce, 1851 — John H. Flynn, c.1879 — James A. Roe, 1896 — William F. Bowe, 1896 — Sidney Leviss, 1917 — Marilyn Hare, 1923 — Richard J. Riordan, 1930 — Margaret M. Heckler, 1931 — Albert Howard, 1966 — Joseph Frank Bianco, 1966    Flushing (now part of Queens): Whitehead Hicks, 1728 — John W. Lawrence, 1800 — M. Franklin Merritt, 1815    Forest Hills, Queens: Debbie Wasserman=Schultz, 1966    Glendale, Queens: Henry Frederick Werker, 1920    Jackson Heights, Queens: Robert A. Vogeler, 1911 — Robert P. Casey, 1932 — Philip J. Lader, 1946 — Helene N. White, 1954    Jamaica, Queens: Marinus Willet, 1740 — Melancton Smith, 1744 — Isaac Bloom, c.1747 — George H. Parshall, 1843 — James H. O'Brien, 1860 — John A. Backes, 1898 — Mario M. Cuomo, 1932 — P. Kevin Castel, 1950 — Joe Heck, 1961    Jamaica (now part of Queens): Job Hawxhurst, 1823 — Leander B. Faber, 1867    Kew Gardens, Queens: Robert C. Wertz, 1932    Long Island City, Queens: Thomas C. Kadien, Jr., c.1890 — William B. Groat, 1899 — T. Vincent Quinn, 1903 — John G. McCarthy, 1923    Long Island City (now part of Queens): Frank S. Gannon, c.1878    Maspeth, Queens: D. Lacy Dayton, 1890 — Samuel Sisisky, c.1896    Middle Village, Queens: Frank B. Hendel, 1892    Newtown, Queens: Nicholas Fish, 1758 — Nathaniel Lawrence, 1761 — Samuel Lawrence, 1773 — James Lent, 1782 — James Harper, 1795 — Garret J. Garretson, 1847    Ozone Park, Queens: Joseph P. Addabbo, 1925 — Thomas J. Downey, 1949    Queens:      Queens, year not specified: William E. Clancy    Queens, 1800-1899: Samuel Youngs, c.1813 — Effingham Lawrence, 1820 — James C. Sheridan, 1896    Queens, 1900-1999: John F. Scileppi, 1902 — William E. Clancy — Florence D. Finney, 1905 — Edward Thompson, c.1913 — Rudolph Halley, 1913 — William J. Casey, 1913 — Franklin Hall Williams, 1917 — Frances Goldin, 1924 — Peter J. Costigan, 1930 — John J. Santucci, 1931 — Frederick D. Schmidt, 1932 — George J. Hochbrueckner, 1938 — Peter Camejo, 1939 — Richard C. Failla, 1940 — Jeffry H. Gallet, c.1943 — Donald Trump, 1946 — Bernard H. Goetz, 1947 — Allyson Y. Schwartz, 1948 — Sheila Jackson=Lee, 1950 — Alan L. Keyes, 1950 — Kenneth A. Marra, 1951 — Vanessa Lynne Bryant, 1954 — Daniel Frisa, 1955 — Joe Donnelly, 1955 — Andrew M. Cuomo, 1957 — Byron W. Brown, 1958 — Paul Gregory Byron, 1959 — Robert Wexler, 1961 — Paula Dockery, 1961 — Joseph Crowley, 1962 — Claire Claudia Cecchi, 1964 — Andrew Pollack, 1966    Queens Village, Queens: Lawrence J. O'Brien, 1930    Richmond Hill, Queens: Albert C. Chapin, 1891 — Seymour Halpern, 1913    Ridgewood, Queens: William N. Conrad, 1889 — Abner W. Sibal, 1921 — Frank X. Altimari, 1928 — Clifford E. Wilson, 1946    Whitestone, Queens: Alfred J. Kennedy, 1877    Whitestone (now part of Queens): Francis M. Sack, 1892    Woodhaven, Queens: William F. Brunner, 1887 — Michael J. Garcia, 1961     See also New York birthplaces not assigned to counties.

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