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Steuben County
New York

Politicians who were born in Steuben County

  Steuben County (no city given): Jacob W. Egelston, 1802 — Thomas W. Phelps, 1829 — A. B. Rowley, 1855
  Addison: Charles W. Gillet, 1840 — John V. McDuffie, 1841
  Atlanta: J. Austin Otto, 1890
  Bath: Robert Campbell, 1808 — Joseph Estabrook, 1820 — Grattan H. Brundage, 1834 — Justin R. Whiting, 1847 — Frank Campbell, 1858 — Albert Lay Noble, 1860 — Edwin S. Underhill, 1861 — Wilson R. Campbell, 1880 — E. Stewart Underhill, 1890 — Joseph Putnam Willson, 1902 — Randy Kuhl, 1943
  Cameron: Jerry E. B. Santee, 1850
  Cameron town: William M. Stuart, 1883
  Campbell: Edward J. Brundage, 1869
  Campbell town: Wilson Messer, 1876
  Canisteo: Norman Harvey, 1919
  Cohocton: Webster Edmunds, c.1887
  Corning: Nathan T. Carr, 1833 — Harry H. Pratt, 1864 — Edwin Wildman, 1867 — William J. Tully, 1870 — Raymond V. Ingersoll, 1875 — Martin C. Ansorge, 1882 — Robert S. Tubbs, 1897 — Edwin J. Carpenter, 1897 — Amory Houghton, 1899 — Arthur A. Houghton, Jr., 1906 — William T. Smith II, 1916 — Amory Houghton, Jr., 1926
  Hammondsport: Alexander Cameron Hunt, 1825
  Hartsville: Milo M. Acker, 1853
  Hornell: Carl E. Darling, 1903 — Harry K. Morton, 1905
  Hornellsville (now Hornell): Charles J. Helm, 1817 — Ira Davenport, 1841 — Robert W. Hilton, 1868
  Near Hornellsville (now Hornell): Charles P. Kellison, 1850
  Howard: John D. Loucks, 1845 — Floyd W. Annabel, c.1886
  Lindley: J. Maxwell Beers, 1870
  Lindleytown: Claude V. Stowell, 1882
  Merchantsville (now Thurston): Edward K. Corwin, 1873
  North Urbana: Edward R. Folsom, 1874
  Painted Post: William S. Hubbell, 1801 — Charles B. Farwell, 1823 — John V. Farwell, 1825 — Frank C. Platt, 1866 — W. Sterling Cole, 1904
  Prattsburg: Tracy Pardee, 1807 — Robert B. Van Valkenburgh, 1821
  Savona: Ernest E. Cole, 1871
  Troupsburg: Charles K. Marlatt, 1861 — Harvey L. Webster, 1867
  Wayland: Wiley W. Capron, 1867
  Wheeler: Monroe Wheeler, 1849
  Woodhull: Albert F. Rockwell, 1862 — John L. Miller, c.1863
   See also New York birthplaces not assigned to counties.
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