The Political Graveyard: Strafford County, N.H.

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Strafford County
New Hampshire

Politicians who lived in Strafford County

Strafford County (no city given): Rose Marie Rogers

Barrington: Bertha Hayes Atwood — Dorothy B. Berry — Jonathan F. Berry — Austin L. Calef — Samuel Hale — Alphonzo B. Locke — Henry W. Locke — George McDaniell — Roy V. Swain — William E. Waterhouse

Dover:

	Dover, 1780-1789: Otis Baker — John Waldron — John Wentworth, Jr.
	Dover, 1790-1799: William Hale — John Waldron
	Dover, 1800-1809: William King Atkinson — Daniel M. Durell — William Hale
	Dover, 1810-1819: Amos Cogswell
	Dover, 1820-1829: James Bartlett — Andrew Peirce
	Dover, 1830-1839: John P. Hale — Ezekiel Hurd — Noah Martin
	Dover, 1840-1849: John P. Hale — Andrew Pierce, Jr. — Joseph H. Smith
	Dover, 1850-1859: James Bennett — G. P. Folsom — Asa Freeman — John P. Hale — Andrew Pierce — Thomas E. Sawyer — Joseph H. Smith
	Dover, 1860-1869: Alphonso Bickford — Albert Bond — Eli V. Brewster — William E. Estes — John P. Hale — Joshua G. Hall — George W. Stevens — Charles A. Tufts — Oliver Wyatt
	Dover, 1870-1879: Solomon H. Frye — Joseph D. Guppey — John P. Hale — Joshua G. Hall — Edward P. Hodgdon — Charles H. Horton — Henry H. Metcalf — Charles E. Smith — William S. Stevens — Andrew H. Young
	Dover, 1880-1889: Joseph D. Guppey — John H. Hurd — James E. Lathrop — George G. Lowell — Charles M. Murphy — William F. Nason — B. Frank Nealley — Benjamin F. Neally — John H. Nute — Richard N. Ross — Charles H. Sawyer — James F. Seavey
	Dover, 1890-1899: Charles A. Fairbanks — Alonzo M. Foss — Nathaniel Horn — Andrew Killoren — William F. Nason — B. Frank Nealley — Henry R. Parker — Charles H. Sawyer — James F. Seavey — Miah B. Sullivan — John C. Tasker — John T. Welch
	Dover, 1900-1909: Frank B. Clark — Thomas H. Dearborn — Charles A. Fairbanks — Channing Folsom — George J. Foster — Dwight Hall — Clarence I. Hurd — William F. Nason — John H. Nealley — Robert G. Pike — Alonzo T. Pinkham — Ezra O. Pinkham — Allen D. Richmond — Charles H. Sawyer — James F. Seavey — Michael J. White — Arthur G. Whittemore
	Dover, 1910-1919: George D. Barrett — Fred N. Beckworth — Scott W. Caswell — Edward S. Clark — Charles H. Foss — Dwight Hall — John W. Jewell — George I. Leighton — William F. Nason — James F. Seavey — Frederick C. Smalley — Alonzo G. Willand
	Dover, 1920-1929: Charles E. T. Caswell — T. Jewett Chesley — Dwight Hall — F. Clyde Keefe — George I. Leighton — John W. Morrison — William F. Nason — Alvah T. Ramsdell — Frederick C. Smalley — Charles G. Waldron
	Dover, 1930-1939: Adolph Baer — Samuel B. Blair — E. Lena Blais — Benjamin A. Brown — Thomas P. Casey — T. Jewett Chesley — William Crockett — Daniel J. Cronin — Patrick Daley — Raymond Demers — Edward Durnin — Frank F. Fernald — George W. Garland — Robert W. Greenaway — William A. Grimes — Frank J. Grimmes — Dwight Hall — Clifton R. Hayes — F. Clyde Keefe — James P. Keenan — John Patrick King — George I. Leighton — Frank P. Loughlin — Ernest L. Lucas — Dennis M. McDonough — Harry P. McEneaney, Jr. — Thomas McKernan — Patrick Mooney — John W. Morrison — Armand J. Ouellette — Mark J. Pilgrim — Maurice A. Redden — Ashton Rollins — Albert P. Sherry — Frederick C. Smalley — Charles Sprout
	Dover, 1940-1949: Samuel B. Blair — Edward L. Cassily — T. Jewett Chesley — William Gouin — John D. Grady — Samuel W. Greene — Caroll Elliott Hall — Charles Frederick Hartnett — F. Clyde Keefe — Mary P. Keefe — Albert Marcotte — Walter R. Mauricette — William H. McCann — Thomas Casey Moher — John W. Morrison — Bernard D. O'Kane — Stephen W. Scruton — Frederick C. Smalley — Robert Weaver
	Dover, 1950-1959: Alice F. Blanchette — Leo E. Carroll — Alfred J. Catalfo, Jr. — William H. Connell — Harley A. Crandall — J. Hector Desjardins — Helena R. Donnelly — Thomas C. Dunnington — Raymond F. Eagan — William M. Ellsmore — Carroll E. Fellows — E. Flanagan — Emmet J. Flanagan — Wilfred T. Fortier — Thomas H. Gibson — C. Arthur Hull — James M. Jackson — Paul G. Karkavelas — Thomas H. Keenan — George A. LaBonte — Max W. Leighton — Joseph Marcotte — Mary T. Mayrand — Melvin F. Morrison — Carmita A. Murphy — Jeremiah J. Murphy — Maurice J. Murphy — Maurice Myers — Patrick N. H. O'York — Edward Reilly — Frederick C. Smalley — W. Raymond Stackpole — Joseph F. Sullivan — Martha G. Webb — Guy M. Wiggin
	Dover, 1960-1969: Alfred J. Catalfo, Jr. — Thomas C. Dunnington — John D. McCarthy
	Dover, 1970-1979: Barbara Bonenfant — Charlotte P. Cogswell — Hamilton Krans, Jr. — Janice Thayer
	Dover, 1980-1989: Franklin Torr
	Dover, 2000-2009: Carole Appel — Richard Flynn

Durham:

	Durham, 1700-1799: George Frost — John Sullivan — Ebenezer Thompson
	Durham, 1800-1899: Stephen Demeritt — Jeremiah Langley — Joshua B. Smith
	Durham, 1900-1999: Norman Alexander — Elsie M. Brown — James S. Chamberlain — James C. Chamberlin — Daniel Chesley — Robert Craig — Dudley Dudley — William L. Dunfey — Helen C. Funkhouser — Marion A. Gore — Oren V. Henderson — Albert D. Littlehale — John G. Rideout — Agnes Ryan — Helen C. Slanetz — J. Guy Smart — Harry W. Smith — Sam Smith — William M. Stearns — Arthur P. Stewart — Lucien Thompson — John C. Tonkin — Harold E. Wentworth
	Durham, 2000-2012: Fred Bramante — Wayne Burton — Joseph Miller — Joseph P. Nadeau — Elaine Tinetti

East Rochester, Rochester: Alfred L. Colby

Farmington: Carl C. Blanchard — Ruby A. Chesley — John F. Cloutman — Jeremiah Dame — Nehemiah Eastman — George T. Gilman — Joseph Hammons — Leon R. Hayes — George M. Herring — William A. Hoage — Oscar Leighton — John D. Lyman — Alonzo Nute — Eugene F. Nute — Ned L. Parker — Samuel S. Parker — James F. Safford — Charles W. Talpey — Edwin H. Thomas — Frank E. Webster — Philip H. Weymouth — Edward T. Wilson

Great Falls: David H. Buffum

Lee: Josiah Bartlett — Frank I. Caldwell — Alfred Holt — Everett Sackett

Madbury: John S. Elliott — Richard G. Hale — Jeanne Shaheen — Gilman H. Twombly — Leeman B. Wormhood

Middleton: Edward Burbank — John Chadwick — Ruth G. Kelley

Milton: Harry B. Amey — Elbridge W. Fox — Malcolm A. H. Hart — Luther Hayes — John E. Horne — Henry Johnson — Charles Jones — Charles H. Looney — Beard Plumer — Lyman Plummer — Forrest Sceggell — Eli Wentworth

New Durham: Walter H. Miller — Idanelle T. Moulton — Edward E. Rice

Rochester:

	Rochester, 1750-1799: John McDuffee
	Rochester, 1800-1849: David Barker, Jr. — Richard Dame — James Farrington — Jonas C. March
	Rochester, 1850-1899: Samuel D. Felker — Charles W. Folsom — John H. Neal — Albert Wallace — Edwin Wallace — C. S. Whitehouse
	Rochester, 1900-1949: John H. Bates — Aurelle Beaudoin — Herbert Bowering — Thomas H. Burbank — Alice G. Cartier — Rudolph G. Cartier — John F. Conrad — John F. Conrad — Burt R. Cooper — Herbert D. Corson — Miles H. Dustin — George Y. Emerson — Samuel D. Felker — Llewellyn F. Fernald — Norman Griffin — Alphonse Lacasse — C. Wesley Lyons — Edmond J. Marcoux — Elmer J. McAlister — J. Levi Meader — John L. Meoder — John H. Neal — Albert Nelson — George J. Potvin — George A. Pray — Ernest L. Rolfe — Charles H. Seavey — Frederick E. Small — Conrad E. Snow — Norma C. Snow — Huntley N. Spaulding — Rolland H. Spaulding — Joshua Studley — Charles W. Varney, Jr. — Charles W. Varney — Albert Wallace — Sumner Wallace — Sumner W. Watson — Ashbel J. Young
	Rochester, 1950-1999: Albert E. Barcomb — Lucien E. Bergeron — Herbert Bowering — Arnold T. Clement — Richard F. Cooper — Norma S. Currier — Edward Dupont — Philip J. Estes — Fred W. Hall, Jr. — Winifred E. Hartigan — Erik O. Holt — Alphonse Lacasse — J. Paul LaRoche — C. Wesley Lyons — John M. Meader — John Shaw — Norma M. Studley — Sumner W. Watson
	Rochester, 2000-2012: Carol Shea-Porter

Rollinsford: Louise G. Berry — James A. Bunker — Helen A. Desjardins — Jessie Doe — William H. Morton — Arline G. Stockdale — Edward W. Townsend

Somersworth:

	Somersworth, 1800-1899: Moses Baker — David H. Buffum — G. W. Burleigh — M. C. Burleigh — James A. Edgerly — William H. Farrar — Thomas G. Jameson — I. G. Jordan — William W. Rollins
	Somersworth, 1900-1999: John F. Beamis, Jr. — Fred H. Brown — Leo H. Cater — Edward S. Charpentier — Fred J. Coffin — Clyde R. Coolidge — Clovis J. Cormier — Haven Doe — Robert H. Filion — Anita Flynn — Letha Ellen Furlong — Mary J. Gagne — Peter M. Gagne — Valmore G. Gagne — J. N. Haines — John R. Hodsdon — Placide J. Lagueux — Frank E. Libby — James A. Locke — James F. Malley — John Meserve — Anna M. Morin — Richard Morrissette — Michael J. O'Malley — Arthur W. Proulx — Donald Routhier — Clement A. Roy — Romeo St. Laurent
	Somersworth, 2000-2012: Joseph Deboise

Strafford: Leonard C. Hardwick — Lucia Hardwick — Benning W. Jenness — S. P. Montgomery — Tressa P. Nelson — George C. Peavey

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