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Middlesex County
Connecticut

Politicians who were born in Middlesex County

	Chatham (part now in Portland): Ebenezer Sage, 1755
	Chatham (now East Hampton): John Stewart, 1795
	Chester: Frederic Pelton, 1827
	Clinton: Edwin W. Higgins, 1874
	Cromwell: James T. Pratt, 1802 — Horace R. Butler, 1845 — John J. Monnes, 1889
	Durham: James Wadsworth, 1730 — Chauncey Goodrich, 1759 — Elizur Goodrich, 1761 — William H. Gleason, 1833 — Henry Gleason Newton, 1843
	East Haddam: Joseph Spencer, 1714 — Jonathan O. Moseley, 1762 — Uriel Holmes, 1764 — Calvin Willey, 1776 — David J. Baker, 1792 — John Crowell, 1801 — David P. Otis, 1809 — Louis P. Harvey, 1820 — Morgan G. Bulkeley, 1837 — Maro S. Chapman, 1839 — Francis H. Parker, 1850 — Elmer N. Peck, c.1875
	East Hampton: Abner C. Harding, 1807 — Adonijah Strong Welch, 1821
	Haddam: Charles Arnold, 1786 — David Dudley Field, 1805 — Samuel Arnold, 1806 — Stephen J. Field, 1816 — Owen B. Arnold, 1818 — Asahel W. Hubbard, 1819 — George M. Clark, c.1834 — Rollin U. Tyler, 1864
	Haddam Neck: Mayo S. Purple, c.1860
	Killingworth: David Kelsey, 1763 — Bela Farnham, 1770 — Elisha Kelsey, 1774 — David P. Kelsey, 1796 — Washington F. Willcox, 1834 — Constant W. Chatfield, 1849
	Middlefield: Silas Stow, 1773
	Middletown: Ezekiel Gilbert, 1756 — Stephen T. Hosmer, 1763 — Return J. Meigs, Jr., 1764 — John D. Dickinson, 1767 — Gershom Birdsey, 1776 — Henry Randolph Storrs, 1787 — William L. Storrs, 1795 — Samuel D. Hubbard, 1799 — Wareham G. Clark, 1813 — Stephen F. Chadwick, 1825 — George D. Chapman, c.1830 — Seth J. Hall, c.1831 — Edward W. Hazen, c.1860 — Dale D. Butler, c.1867 — Stephen B. Davis, Jr., 1874 — Joseph W. Alsop, 1876 — Edward F. Hall, c.1880 — Dean Acheson, 1893 — William R. Peterson, 1894 — Don Cambria, c.1899 — Joseph A. Adorno, 1912 — William D. Brewer, 1922 — Susan Bysiewicz, c.1952
	Old Saybrook: James U. Dibble, 1880 — John M. Golden, 1895
	Portland: Edwin A. Pelton, 1814 — John H. Hall, c.1850
	Saybrook: John Ely, 1774 — Charles E. Clarke, 1790 — Alpheus S. Williams, 1810
	Westbrook: Charles E. Chapman, 1853
	See also Connecticut birthplaces not assigned to counties.

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