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U.S. Politicians who were born in Quebec

Quebec (no city given): Prudent Beaudry, 1818 — George D. Auge, 1834 — Edwin R. Thompson, 1842 — Stillman F. Kneeland, 1845 — Philip Plaisance, 1845 — Hascal R. Brill, 1846 — Thomas Rowe, 1848 — Joseph Belanger, 1848 — Alfred Courchesne, 1848 — William S. Kyle, 1851 — Aram J. Pothier, 1854 — Eugene L. Belisle, 1859 — George Comer, c.1859 — John Baird, 1860 — William H. De Savigny, 1860 — Louis Monast, 1863 — Alston Fairservice, 1864 — Michel Ringuet, Jr., 1876 — Christopher S. Flanagan, 1876 — J. Henry Goguen, c.1892    Beaumont: Edmond Cote, 1863    Brompton Falls: John H. Stevens, 1820    Bury: Donald M. McLean, 1862    Compton: Edwin Parker, c.1830 — William W. Grout, 1836 — Josiah Grout, 1841    Cowansville: William J. Connell, 1846    Danville: James F. McLam, 1875    East Clifton: Richard W. Taylor, 1880    East Hatley, Compton County: Charles A. Boynton, 1867    Fort Lennox: Lawrence C. Fyfe, 1850    Gaspé: Fred D. Vibert, 1873    Hatley: Othman A. Abbott, 1842 — John S. Sweeney, 1851    Hemmingford: Robert R. Greer, 1842 — Martin Beattie Fisher, 1881    Hunterstown (now Louise): J. Lincoln Newhall, 1870    Iberville (now part of St.-Jean-sur-Richelieu): Frederick M. Ryder, 1852    L'Asumption: Solomon Juneau, 1793    L'Avenir: E. W. Griffith, 1862    Laprairie: Michel Brindamour Menard, 1805 — Martin T. McMahon, 1838 — Aylmer R. Lawson, 1887    Lennoxville (now part of Sherbrooke): Archibald C. Hart, 1873    Melbourne (now part of Richmond): William A. Gleeson, 1876    Montreal: Jacob D. Cox, 1828 — John L. Jolley, 1840 — George B. Forrester, 1862 — Tom Crawford, 1863 — Peter Anderson, 1864 — William J. Deshano, 1867 — George N. Higgins, 1900 — David Englestein, c.1905 — William S. Farrell, 1907 — George M. Smith, 1912 — Dave Mawhinney, 1914 — Malachy Edward Mannion, 1953 — Geoff Davis, 1958 — Myron Rosner, c.1960    Nicolet: William A. Lemire, 1877    Ormstown: Andrew Williams, 1828    Quebec City: Charles A. Houghton, 1870 — Glenn Ford, 1916    Quyon: Patrick J. O'Malley, c.1904    Richmond: Ernest J. Astell, 1874    Roxham: David A. Elliott, 1864 — J. Wesley Miller, 1869    St. Catherine: John Conway, 1841    St. David, Yamaska: Remi L. Gendron, 1898    Near St. Hyacinthe: Felix Hébert, 1874    St. Nicholas: Leander Simoneau, 1834    St. Simon: Alphonse Roy, 1897    St. Sylvester: Michael C. Burns, 1875    St. Valentine: Frank Carpentier, 1840    Saint-Antoine-sur-Richelieu: Damien Marchessault, 1818    Saint-Georges-de-Windsor: Douglas P. Auclair, 1871    Saint-Norbert: Emelien Roch, 1864    Saint-Paul: Adelard Archambault, 1860    Sainte-Madeleine: Josaphat T. Benoit, 1900    Sainte-Monique: William H. Trudel, 1866    Shefford: James Nathan Castle, 1836 — Charles Ham, 1851    Sherbrooke: William G. Park, 1889 — Sean Patrick Maloney, 1966    Sorel, Lower Canada (now part of Sorel-Tracy, Quebec): Norman W. Kittson, 1814    Stanbridge: Edwin J. Phelps, 1829    Stanstead: Benjamin H. Steele, 1837 — Horace Denison Beebe, 1855 — Patrick J. Farrell, 1861 — John M. Bradley, 1882    Stanstead County: Azariah Boody, 1815    Sutton: Columbus Sewell Scofield, 1860    Tingwick: Edmond P. Talbot, 1884    Waterloo: Michael J. Hart, 1877

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