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Windham County
Vermont

Politicians who were born in Windham County

Athens: Charles P. Stickney, 1840 — Henry L. Bowles, 1866 — Nial Bemis, 1875    Bellows Falls, Rockingham: James B. Brown, 1885 — Roger Robb, 1907 — Helen Stafford, 1917 — Thomas Salmon, Jr., c.1960    Brattleboro: Harvey Putnam, 1793 — Ezra Clark, 1813 — Henry B. Crosby, 1815 — Charles F. Leonard, 1842 — Julius J. Estey, 1845 — William S. Leavenworth, 1862 — C. Frederic Childs, 1875 — Ernest William Gibson, 1901 — F. Elliott Barber, 1912 — Peter Shumlin, 1956    Dover: Kittredge Haskins, 1836 — Walter F. Jones, 1840    Dummerston: Charles Sweetser, 1808 — Horace Bemis, 1827 — George D. Aiken, 1892    East Dover, Dover: Sherman Adams, 1899    Grafton: Charles W. Deane, 1837 — Sidney Holmes, 1839 — Edgar W. Stoddard, 1846 — Frank E. Putnam, c.1857 — John Barrett, 1866    Guilford: Halbert S. Greenleaf, 1827 — William B. Cutting, 1827 — Charles E. Phelps, 1833 — F. N. Burdick, 1839 — Merton A. Thomas, 1861 — Charles Henry Robb, 1867    Halifax: Norton P. Otis, 1840 — J. Gilbert Stafford, 1856 — J. Niles Plumb, 1856    Houghtonville, Grafton: Brigham T. Phelps, 1841    Jamaica: Washington Irving Howard, 1831 — John Henry Watson, 1851 — Orion M. Barber, 1857 — Harry S. Sherwin, 1867    Londonderry: Lyman O. Bolster, 1823 — Ernest W. Gibson, 1872 — Emery Arnold Melendy, 1874 — Margaret M. Tucker, 1885    Marlboro: Edson B. Olds, 1802 — Porter Ingram, 1810 — Edward Chandler Crosby, 1846 — Henry F. Whitney, 1849 — George Henry Hamilton, 1883    Newfane: Harrison Gray Otis Blake, 1818 — Arthur O. Howe, 1871    North Londonderry, Londonderry: Harrison H. Atwood, 1863    Putney: William Haile, 1807 — Prescott Metcalf, 1813    Rockingham: S. S Davis, 1817 — George B. Kellogg, 1826 — Henry F. Severens, 1835    Saxtons River, Rockingham: Daniel Kellogg, 1835    Somerset: Lyman E. Knapp, 1837 — Ozro E. Hill, 1842    Stratton: Charles H. Grout, 1869 — Ray E. Lyman, 1887    Townshend: Alphonso Taft, 1810 — Charles L. Upham, 1839 — Adelbert M. Covey, 1864    Vernon: Jonathan Hunt, 1787    Wardsboro: Abner Hazeltine, 1793 — Pascal P. Kidder, 1810 — Augustus F. Allen, 1813 — Marshall Otis Howe, 1832 — Clarke C. Fitts, 1870 — Herbert G. Barber, 1870    West Wardsboro, Wardsboro: Sherman D. Stocker, c.1874    Westminster: William C. Bradley, 1782 — George Edward Wales, 1792 — Edmund Burke, 1809 — Homer Goodhue, 1811 — Charles O. Wright, 1845 — George C. Wright, c.1870    Westminster West, Westminster: Alfred S. Hall, 1850    Whitingham: Brigham Young, 1801 — Horace Boardman Smith, 1826 — Charles S. Chase, 1855 — Farnam M. Sprague, 1858 — Harrie Brigham Chase, 1889    Wilmington: F. M. Crosby, 1830 — James William Locke, 1837 — A. Augustine Butterfield, 1844 — Charles Edwin Allard, 1855 — William A. Davenport, 1869 — Don O. Butterfield, 1875     See also Vermont birthplaces not assigned to counties.

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