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Windham County
Connecticut

Politicians who were born in Windham County

	Abington, Pomfret: Benjamin Ruggles, 1783
	Ashford: Elias Keyes, 1758 — Walter E. Clark, 1869 — John H. Trumbull, 1873
	Ashford (part now in Eastford): Galusha A. Grow, 1823
	Brooklyn: Elijah Paine, 1757 — Daniel P. Tyler, 1798 — Waldo Hutchins, 1822 — Levi N. Clark, 1863
	Canterbury: Ephraim Paine, 1730 — Elisha Payne, 1730 — John Bacon, 1738 — Moses Cleveland, 1754 — Ephraim Safford, 1769 — Luther Jewett, 1772 — Elisha Litchfield, 1785 — James Kingsley, 1796 — Chauncey F. Cleveland, 1799 — Loren P. Waldo, 1802 — James Safford, 1802 — Horace Austin, 1831 — Sessions L. Adams, c.1855 — Andrew T. J. Clarke, 1860 — Clinton E. Frink, 1884
	Danielson, Killingly: Eli G. Lague, 1881 — George L. Ingalls, 1914 — Robert T. Marland, 1918
	East Killingly, Killingly: Costello Lippitt, 1842
	East Woodstock, Woodstock: Amasa Walker, 1799
	Eastford: Andrew T. Judson, 1784
	Goodyear, Killingly: T. Emmet Clarie, 1913
	Hampton: Henry G. Taintor, 1813 — Edward S. Cleveland, c.1826 — William Henry Barnes, 1843
	Killingly: Manasseh Cutler, 1742 — Amasa Learned, 1750 — Ebenezer Young, 1783 — William Gaston, 1820 — William S. Knox, 1843 — Milton A. Shumway, c.1849 — John M. Dowe, 1896
	Plainfield: Nathan Fellows Dixon, 1774 — James Wright Gordon, 1809 — William A. Barstow, 1813 — James Monroe, 1821 — Joseph Hutchins, c.1822
	Pomfret: Judah Dana, 1772 — Jedediah Sabin, 1774 — John Osgood, 1782 — John Paine Cushman, 1784 — Henry Sabin, 1829 — Charles H. Grosvenor, 1833 — Charles N. Taintor, 1840
	Putnam: Lewis Cass Carpenter, 1836 — Charles J. Harris, 1853 — William Perry Barber, 1907 — William St. Onge, 1914
	Scotland: William F. Palmer, c.1825
	Sterling Hill, Sterling: Herbert E. Winsor, 1850
	Thompson: Simon Larned, 1753 — George W. Davis, 1839 — Charles F. Thayer, 1852 — Rudolph H. Chandler, 1853 — Augustine Lonergan, 1874 — Raymond S. Thatcher, 1903
	West Woodstock, Woodstock: Jared W. Williams, 1796 — George E. Chamberlin, 1872
	Willimantic: John M. Hall, c.1842 — George E. Hinman, 1870 — Margaret C. Hurley, 1882 — Walter C. Brown, 1890 — Christopher J. Dodd, 1944
	Windham: Eliphalet Dyer, 1721 — Samuel Huntington, 1731 — Sanford Kingsbury, 1743 — James Strong, 1783 — William Hebard, 1800 — William F. Allen, 1808 — Alfred A. Burnham, 1819 — William F. Gates, c.1837 — Edwin R. Allen, 1840
	Woodstock: William Eaton, 1764 — Samuel C. Crafts, 1768 — John Mathewson, c.1844 — Everett Lake, 1871
	See also Connecticut birthplaces not assigned to counties.

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