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Essex County
Massachusetts

Politicians who died in Essex County

	Andover: Amos Abbott, 1868 — Marcus Morton, 1891
	Beverly: Nathan Dane, 1835 — Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., 1985
	Essex: Richard M. Russell, 1977
	Gloucester: A. Piatt Andrew, Jr., 1936 — Bennett Clark, 1954 — George F. Booth, 1955 — Walworth Barbour, 1982 — Benjamin A. Smith II, 1991 — James B. Pearson, 2009
	Hamilton: Manasseh Cutler, 1823
	Haverhill: Bailey Bartlett, 1830 — James H. Duncan, 1869 — William H. Moody, 1917 — Ira A. Abbott, 1921 — John R. McCarthy, 2002
	Ipswich: James Appleton, 1862
	Lawrence: Andrew Coolidge Stone, 1905 — Robert S. Maloney, 1934 — Thomas J. Lane, 1994
	Lynn: Edward S. Davis, 1887 — James N. Buffum, 1887 — Samuel M. Bubier, 1894 — E. Knowlton Fogg, 1900 — Elihu B. Hayes, 1903 — Peter M. Neal, 1908 — William P. Connery, Sr., 1928 — M. Henry Wall, 1970
	Magnolia, Gloucester: Jacob D. Cox, 1900
	Manchester: James McMillan, 1902
	Methuen: Harry A. Hanbury, 1940
	Middleton: Frederick S. Deitrick, 1948
	Nahant: Theodore Lyman, 1897 — Horace Gray, 1902 — Walter H. Creamer, 1937
	Newburyport: Theophilus Bradbury, 1803 — Caleb Cushing, 1879
	Prides Crossing, Beverly: William Caleb Loring, 1930
	Salem: Benjamin Goodhue, 1814 — Timothy Pickering, 1829 — Leverett Saltonstall, 1845 — Charles Wentworth Upham, 1875 — Stephen Palfrey Webb, 1879 — Samuel Calley, 1883
	South Danvers (now Peabody): Daniel P. King, 1850

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