The Political Graveyard: Rockingham County, N.H.

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Rockingham County
New Hampshire

Politicians who lived in Rockingham County

Atkinson: Lillian R. Brock — Greenleaf Clarke — Elmer E. Conley — Thomas C. Duffey — Samuel B. Mason — Nathaniel Peabody — John H. Smith — John Vose — George W. White, Sr.

Auburn: Henry F. Dagan — Clarence W. Emery — Margaret A. Griffin — Samuel Richardson — Henry C. Sanborn — Harvey F. Stowe

Brentwood: John H. Dudley — John H. Fellows — Margery W. Graves — Rufus E. Graves — Bart E. Havican — Jonathan Morrill — Ferne Prescott — George R. Rowe — John F. Swasey

Candia: David O. Bigelow — Abraham Emerson — George H. McDuffee — Karl J. Persson

Chester: Samuel Bell — Joseph Blanchard — Daniel French — Nelson Gillingham — Preston E. Goodrich — Amos Kent — Silas F. Learned — Thomas J. Melvin — John W. Noyes — Herbert Ray — Walter P. Tenney — William White

Danville: Alfred A. Collins — Clarence M. Collins — Mahlon B. Darbe — Richard H. Dickinson — George W. Shattuck — Alden E. Spofford

Deerfield: Roland C. Batchelder — Charles R. Brown — Joseph F. Dearborn — Joseph J. Dearborn — Carl M. Fogg — Jacob Freese — Benjamin Jenness — Richard Jenness — Lester E. Maynard — Woodbury L. Rand — George H. Towle

Derry:

	Derry, 1800-1899: Ira H. Adams — David A. Gregg — Samuel Marshall — George F. Priest — James Priest — William H. Shepard
	Derry, 1900-1999: Charles W. Abbott — Benjamin C. Adams — Benjamin F. Adams — Donald Bentley — Kenneth M. Bisbee — Robert W. Burbank — Augustus F. Butman — Harry E. Clark — William M. Cole — Harold W. Corson — William B. Cushing — Charles H. Gay — Everett E. Griffin — George H. Grinnell — H. L. Grinnell, Jr. — Oliver H. Hepworth — Peter W. Maguire — G. Leland Picard — Joseph V. Stancik — Leon A. Whitney — Frank N. Young — Waldo N. Young
	Derry, 2000-2012: Benjamin C. Adams — Robert Letourneau — Christopher Wolfe

East Hampstead, Hampstead: Walter A. Allen

East Kingston: Frank A. J. Avery — Alvin E. Foss — Francis T. French — William D. Ingalls — Harvey P. Marsh — George F. Morrill — Guy E. Nickerson — Charles Sanborn

Epping: Edmond G. Blair — Thomas W. Fecteau — Charles E. Folsom — Benjamin Johnson — Leonard C. Johnson — D. Watson Ladd — John Leddy — William Plumer, Jr. — William Plumer — Benjamin Franklin Prescott — Joseph Shapard — John J. Tilton

Exeter:

	Exeter, year not specified: John Taylor Gilman — Jeremiah Smith
	Exeter, 1750-1799: Nathaniel Folsom — Joseph Gilman — Nathaniel Gilman — Nicholas Gilman — Oliver Peabody — Joseph Pearson — Samuel Tenney
	Exeter, 1800-1849: Simeon Folsom — Nathaniel Gilman — Nicholas Gilman — Nicholas Gilman — Samuel Hatch — John Kelly — John Kimball — Nathaniel Parker — George Sullivan — John Sullivan — John S. Wells
	Exeter, 1850-1899: Charles H. Bell — Arthur F. Cooper — Edwin G. Eastman — William H. C. Follansby — Stephen H. Gale — Edward H. Gilman — Nathaniel Gordon — Thomas Leavitt — John D. Lyman — Gilman Marston — Amos Tuck — Charles E. Warren — John S. Wells — Albert S. Wetherell
	Exeter, 1900-1949: Harlan P. Amen — Helen D. Bourn — David C. Cahill — Arthur J. Connor — Walter F. J. Driscoll — Edwin G. Eastman — Clinton W. Elwell — Everett P. Holland — Albert D. Holmer — William J. Leonard — Ralph E. Meras — Fred A. Moore — Walter O. Pennell — William G. Saltonstall — John Scammon — Thomas Smith — Reginald C. Stevenson — Renfrew A. Thomson — Willard K. Tozier — Albert S. Wetherell — Lester E. Williams — John E. Young
	Exeter, 1950-1999: Frances S. Adams — John J. Cahill — Eloise Cross — Walter F. J. Driscoll — Edwin W. Eastman — Emory P. Eldredge — C. H. Sayre Merill — Sayre Merrill — Fred A. Moore — James C. Rathbone — Richard A. Rock — William G. Saltonstall — Peter Stearns — Renfrew A. Thomson
	Exeter, 2000-2012: Maureen Barrows — Linda Henderson — Paul O'Connor — Russell Weatherspoon

Fremont: Clifton H. Beede — Stephen A. Frost — Lincoln F. Hooks — Harold L. Jones — Isaiah L. Robinson — Moses H. Sanborn

Greenland: Charles E. Brackett — Charles W. Hatch — John Hatch — John K. Hatch — James L. Miller — Maurice J. Murphy, Jr. — John F. Seavey — Edna Batchelder Weeks — Thornton N. Weeks, Sr.

Hampstead: Gilman L. Buckland — Josiah C. Eastman — Frank W. Emerson — Charles B. Moulton — John Ordway — Doris M. Spollett

Hampton: Charles Francis Adams — H. Alfred Casassa — Stephen Dunfey — Charles E. Greenman — Lawrence C. Hackett — Douglass E. Hunter — Michael B. King — Uri Lamprey — David Lang — Carl M. Lougee — Russell H. McGuirk — Dean B. Merrill — Chip Moynihan — Harold E. Noyes — Harry Parr — Elias H. Perkins — John W. Perkins — Robert Preston — Tristram Shaw — Christopher Toppan — William W. Treat

Hampton Falls: Arthur W. Brown — Warren Brown — Forrest B. Creighton — G. H. Dodge — Edward F. Norton — Daniel E. Pevear — Wesley Powell — J. N. Sanborn — Ralph Sanborn — James H. Thurlow — Meshech Weare

Kensington: Lucy C. Blodgett — Charles R. Eastman — Herbert L. Eastman — David C. Engel — Jeremiah Fogg — Myrtle Gourley — Harold B. Greenwood — Newell Healy — Smith Lamprey — Robert P. Sawyer — John W. York

Kingston: Josiah Bartlett — William Bartlett — Nathan T. Battles — Amos C. Chase — Fred W. Ingalls — Warren S. Keay — James A. Lyford — Vincent Palumbo — William C. Patten — William C. Webster — Frederic E. Wood

Londonderry: William Adams — Charles R. Bailey — Charles H. Barnard — John Bell — Daniel M. Boyd — Reed P. Clark — Reed Paige Clark — Marilyn Hoffman — James Macgregore — Peter G. McDermott — Frank A. Nesmith — Draper W. Parmenter — Rosecrans W. Pillsbury — William S. Pillsbury — John Prentice — John E. Ray — Maura Spiegelman

New Castle: Burt Cohen — George Frost — Cecil Charles Humphreys — Kenneth E. Maxam — Thomas F. McCafferey — Mary Rauh

Newcastle: Forrest Becker

Newfields: Joseph J. Finn — Rufus E. Graves — Eugene C. Patridge — Thomas R. Sheehy — Daniel R. Smith

Newington: Darius Frink — Jackson Manning Hoyt — Granville S. Knox — Frederick M. Pickering — James Pickering

Newmarket: Arthur R. Beauchesne — John S. Bennett — John Brodhead — James B. Creighton — Samuel P. Dow — Frank H. Durgin — Louis P. Filion — Walter A. Gillis — Lafayette Hall — Stewart Humphreys — M. T. Kennedy — George W. Kittredge — Arthur A. Labranche — Gary Levy — Charles A. Morse — Joseph D. Pindar — Nathaniel Rogers — F. Albert Sewall — William B. Small — Albert T. Stackpole — Arthur C. Willey — George N. Willey — Charles H. Young

Newton: George L. Cheney — Elijah R. Currier — A. Ralph Estabrook — Robert S. Prescott — Ernest M. Snow — William P. Warner — Henry G. Wells

North Hampton: Albert Bachelder — William P. Cahill — George G. Carter — Aggie Dowd — Paul W. Hobbs — Forrest E. Knowles — Moses Leavitt — Thomas B. Whenal

Northwood: Charles E. Cate — James M. Davis — John Harvey — Robert A. Johnson — William Johnson — Charles B. Leavitt — Ernest L. Pinkham — Melvin W. Rowell

Nottingham: Bradbury Bartlett — Henry Butler — Joseph Cilley — Joseph Cilley — Thomas E. Fernald — James H. Kelsey — Arthur W. McDaniel

Plaistow: Nathaniel H. Clark — Arthur T. Colcord — Arthur E. Hoyt — Edward A. Lewis — John A. Palmer — Mildred L. Palmer — Irving E. Peaslee — Joab Peaslee

Poplin (now Fremont): Ezekiel Godfrey — Perley Robinson

Portsmouth:

	Portsmouth, year not specified: Thomas L. Tullock
	Portsmouth, 1770-1779: George Atkinson — William Whipple
	Portsmouth, 1780-1789: George Atkinson — William Gardner — John Langdon — Woodbury Langdon — Pierce Long — John Pickering — Joshua Wentworth
	Portsmouth, 1790-1799: James Sheafe
	Portsmouth, 1800-1809: John Goddard — Elijah Hall — James Sheafe — Clement Storer — Clement Storer
	Portsmouth, 1810-1819: Charles Cutts — William Ham — John Langdon, Jr. — George Long — Jeremiah Mason — John F. Parrott — Clement Storer — Clement Storer
	Portsmouth, 1820-1829: Ichabod Bartlett — Langley Boardman — William Claggett — Abner Greenleaf — George Long — John F. Parrott — Hunking Penhallow — Levi Woodbury
	Portsmouth, 1830-1839: Langley Boardman — Samuel Cleaves — Daniel P. Drown — John L. Elwyn — Abner Greenleaf — Thomas B. Leighton — John F. Parrott — Levi Woodbury
	Portsmouth, 1840-1849: Richard Jenness — Thomas P. Treadwell — Isaac Waldron — Levi Woodbury
	Portsmouth, 1850-1859: Marcellus Bufford — Zenas Clement — William Conn — John Dame — Daniel Marcy — Charles Levi Woodbury
	Portsmouth, 1860-1869: John H. Bailey — W. H. Y. Hackett — Frank Jones — Clement March — Daniel Marcy — Charles H. Peaslee — Ezra A. Stevens — Horton D. Walker
	Portsmouth, 1870-1879: John H. Broughton — Marcellus Eldridge — Jeremiah F. Hall — Alfred F. Howard — Daniel Marcy
	Portsmouth, 1880-1889: William Conn — Moses H. Goodrich — Alfred F. Howard — John Laighton — Francis E. Langdon — Charles A. Sinclair — John S. Treat
	Portsmouth, 1890-1899: John H. Bartlett — William Dow — John W. Emery — Ernest L. Guptill — Alfred F. Howard — John E. Locke — William H. Moran — Sherman T. Newton — Cornelius O'Keefe — Calvin Page — Charles A. Sinclair — Nathaniel E. Winn — Henry A. Yeaton
	Portsmouth, 1900-1909: John H. Bartlett — Edgar O. Crossman — Thomas Entwistle — Alfred F. Howard — Thomas Loughlin — John H. Neal — Sherman T. Newton — Calvin Page — David Urch
	Portsmouth, 1910-1919: John H. Bartlett — William J. Cater — Oliver L. Frisbee — Fernando W. Hartford — Samuel T. Ladd — Calvin Page — John G. Parsons — Clarence H. Paul — John Pender
	Portsmouth, 1920-1929: John H. Bartlett — William J. Cater — Albert Hislop — Seth W. Jones — Samuel T. Ladd — Arthur J. Rutledge — Joseph D. Sullivan — Jeremy R. Waldron
	Portsmouth, 1930-1939: Andrew J. Barrett — John Burkhardt — William S. Canty — William Cogan — Charles M. Dale — Mary C. Dondero — Edmund R. Fay — John H. Field — Frederick Finnigan — Harry H. Foote — Americo J. Fransoso — Ernest E. Fredrickson — John F. Gallagher — Kennard E. Goldsmith — John R. Golter — Edwin W. Gray — Samuel F. Griffin — Jeremiah F. Horan — Charles H. Kehoe — Samuel T. Ladd — Leo Liberson — Everett L. Marston — Harry B. Palfrey — William H. Palfrey — Richard A. Pinkham — Arthur J. Reinhart — Arthur J. Rutledge — John T. Sheehan — Harvey Clinton Taylor — Sidney Trueman — Jeremy R. Waldron — John H. Yeaton
	Portsmouth, 1940-1949: Mildred J. Ashe — Andrew J. Barrett — John Burkhardt — Thomas J. Connelly — Charles M. Dale — Leland W. Davis — Mary C. Dondero — Harry H. Foote — Americo J. Fransoso — Peter M. Gagne — J. Paul Griffin, Jr. — Andrew A. Jarvis — Rae S. Laraba — John P. Loughlin — Leslie C. Manning — Charles H. Marshall — Arthur J. Reinhart — Clarence C. Sanborn — Jeremy R. Waldron
	Portsmouth, 1950-1959: Andrew J. Barrett — Wyman P. Boynton — Theo R. Butler — William N. Dawson — Mary C. Dondero — Charles T. Durell — Harry H. Foote — Americo J. Fransoso — Charles J. Griffin — Margaret M. Hayes — Andrew A. Jarvis — James J. Joyce — F. Clyde Keefe — Phebe R. Morgan — Theodore F. Munz — Henry S. Murch, Jr. — Lisa L. Payette — Ann Sadler — Clarence C. Sanborn — Jeremy R. Waldron — William J. Wardwell — Edna K. White
	Portsmouth, 1960-1969: Raimond Bowles — Americo J. Fransoso — Andrew A. Jarvis — Maurice J. Murphy, Jr. — Robert E. Whalen — John J. Wholey
	Portsmouth, 1970-1979: Eileen Foley — Americo J. Fransoso — Ruth L. Griffin
	Portsmouth, 1980-1989: Juanita Bell — Mary Cary Foley — Ruth L. Griffin — Richard Jenkinson III
	Portsmouth, 1990-1999: Martha Fuller Clark — Anita Freedman — Ruth L. Griffin — Barbara Hopley
	Portsmouth, 2000-2009: Martha Fuller Clark — Joshua Denton — Joanne Dowdell — Anita Freedman — Ruth L. Griffin — John Lyons — Sean Mahoney — Bill McQuillen — Terie Norelli — Griffin Ruth — Barbara Tsairis

Raymond: William H. Bailey — Joseph Blake — Thomas F. Bluitte — Willie B. Gile — George C. Gove — George H. Guptill — Walter E. Quimby

Rye: Craig Benson — John P. Carberry — Kathleen Gregg — Paul Holloway — David Jenness — John W. Parsons — Thomas J. Parsons — Emmons B. Philbrick — Manning H. Philbrick — Shirley S. Philbrick — Emery Woodman

Salem: Silas Betton — Elmer E. Bussey — Wallace W. Cole — Michael Collins — Gilman Corning — Thomas J. Dale — Grace DeCesare — Joseph Delahunty — Walter F. Haigh — Beatrice Laycock — Leonard B. Peever — Phyllis J. Pucci — Lewis F. Soule — John H. Sununu — Donna Sytek — Matthew H. Taylor — Asa Tenney — Benjamin R. Wheeler — John W. Wheeler — Howard S. Willis — Frank P. Woodbury — John Woodbury

Sandown: Corey Corbin — Ernest C. Pillsbury — Charles Sanborn — James Sleeper

Seabrook: Lucien W. Foote — David E. Randall — John M. Weare

South Hampton: Benjamin Barnard — Abel Brown — Moses Eaton, Jr. — Willis J. Evans — Frank A. Robinson

South Newmarket: William H. Conner — James Pike

Stratham: Josiah Bartlett, Jr. — John F. Emery — James Foss — Rogers J. Johnson — Charles A. Parker — George W. Parkman — Stella Scamman — W. Douglas Scamman, Jr. — W. Douglas Scamman — Richard M. Scammon — Paine Wingate

Windham: Willis Campbell — John H. Dinsmore — Leonard A. Morrison — Myron C. Wheeler

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