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Berkshire County
Massachusetts

Politicians who were born in Berkshire County


  Berkshire County (no city given): Cyrus Spink, 1793 — John A. Bryan, 1794 — Martin Olds, 1798 — William S. Maynard, 1802 — Luther Westover, 1817
  Adams: Samuel Etheridge, 1788 — George N. Briggs, 1796 — Wallace E. Brown, 1853 — George P. Lawrence, 1859 — Thomas F. Cassidy, 1875 — Theodore Robinson Plunkett, 1882
  Clarksburg: John Aldrich Pratt, 1816 — Harvey A. Gallup, c.1870
  Dalton: William C. Kittredge, 1800 — Z. M. Crane, 1815 — W. Murray Crane, 1853
  East Windsor, Windsor: Byram Green, 1786
  Great Barrington: John Allen, 1763 — Joshua A. Spencer, 1790 — Mark H. Sibley, 1796 — Anson Jones, 1798 — Guy Ray Pelton, 1824 — Charles Allen Sumner, 1835 — James S. Parker, 1867
  Hinsdale: Augustus Porter Hascall, 1800 — Henry Howard, 1801 — Francis E. Warren, 1844 — Charles L. Cook, 1865
  Lee: Addison H. Laflin, 1823 — Nathan B. Bradley, 1831 — Frank E. Mallett, 1875 — John M. Deely, 1894
  Lenox: William P. Walker, 1778 — Samuel Young, 1779 — George Morrell, 1786 — George M. Landers, 1813
  New Marlborough: Perkins King, 1784 — Miles T. Granger, 1817 — Lorrin A. Cooke, 1831
  North Adams: Chester M. Dawes, 1855 — Herbert L. Smith, 1867 — Frank J. Rice, 1869 — Mahlon Fay Perkins, 1882 — Frank A. Bond, 1889 — Jane M. Swift, 1965
  Partridgefield (now Peru): Luther Badger, 1785
  Pittsfield: Timothy Childs, 1785 — John C. Clark, 1793 — Daniel Parkhurst Leadbetter, 1797 — Thomas Allen, 1813 — George W. Gardner, 1834 — James Madison Barker, 1839 — Francis W. Rockwell, 1844 — Fred H. Purches, 1881 — Frank A. Brooks, c.1885 — Francis J. Quirico, 1911 — Silvio O. Conte, 1921 — Martha Coakley, 1963
  Richmond: Samuel Rossiter Betts, 1787 — Charles C. Dwight, 1830
  Sandisfield: Allen Ayrault, 1793
  Savoy: Ransom W. Dunham, 1838 — Addison E. Cudworth, 1852
  Sheffield: Daniel Dewey, 1766 — Charles Kellogg, 1773 — Daniel D. Barnard, 1797 — John Z. Goodrich, 1804 — John Doolittle, 1836 — Seth Pratt, c.1846 — Frank L. Westover, 1853 — John C. Crosby, 1859 — Gurdon W. Gordon, 1871
  South Lee, Lee: Henry B. Brown, 1836
  Stockbridge: Enoch Woodbridge, 1750 — Benjamin Pond, 1768 — Thomas Cotton Chittenden, 1788 — Henry W. Dwight, 1788 — Allen T. Treadway, 1867
  Tyringham (part now in Monterey): Barnabas Bidwell, 1763
  Tyringham: Albert Fowler, 1802
  Washington: Edwin D. Morgan, 1811
  West Stockbridge: Samuel J. Bryant, c.1852 — James M. Fitzpatrick, 1869 — Michael E. Troy, 1888
  Williamstown: Nathan Williams, 1773 — Josiah O. Brown, 1783 — David Woodcock, 1785 — James Porter, 1787 — Bernard Blair, 1801 — David A. Noble, 1802 — William J. Bacon, 1803 — Ephraim B. Danforth, 1806
   See also Massachusetts birthplaces not assigned to counties.

 

 


 
   
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