| | Cattaraugus County (no city given):
A.
C. Gibbs, 1825 —
Samuel
A. Rice, 1828 —
E.
E. Colvin, 1878 |
| | Ashford:
Dennison
F. Holden, 1835 |
| | Cattaraugus:
Robert
E. Manley, c.1876 —
James
Robertson, c.1913 |
| | Cold Spring:
James
S. Whipple, 1852 |
| | Conewango town:
Leigh
G. Kirkland, 1873 |
| | Near East Ashford:
Elmer
E. Studley, 1869 |
| | East Otto:
Gilbert
A. Pierce, 1839 —
Lloyd
A. Russell, 1921 |
| | Ellicottville:
Charles
H. Bryan, 1822 —
Albert
Haight, 1842 —
William
F. Fitzpatrick, 1895 |
| | Franklinville:
William
E. Mason, 1850 |
| | Near Gowanda:
James
W. Watson, c.1884 |
| | Great Valley town:
DeHart
H. Ames, 1872 |
| | Humphrey:
George
W. Cole, 1858 —
George
H. Pierce, 1872 |
| | Leon:
Wilbur
F. Sanders, 1834 —
Albert
T. Fancher, 1859 —
Marion
P. Ackler, 1886 |
| | Little Valley:
Augustin
W. Ferrin, 1875 |
| | Machias:
Coleman
C. Vaughan, 1857 |
| | Napoli:
Herbert
D. Sibley, 1861 |
| | New Albion:
H.
Olin Young, 1850 |
| | Olean:
James
F. Hastings, 1926 —
Harry
E. Bergold, Jr., 1931 |
| | Otto:
Edwin
Willits, 1830 |
| | Otto Township:
Henry
C. Loomis, 1834 |
| | Perrysburg:
Warren
B. Hooker, 1856 —
Harry
H. Atwell, 1877 |
| | Portville:
Joseph
W. Bouton, 1856 |
| | Salamanca:
John
J. McInerney, 1873 —
Leonard
W. H. Gibbs, 1875 —
George
H. Ansley, 1875 —
Gordon
Canfield, 1898 |
| | Sandusky:
M.
Plin Beebe, 1881 |
| | Versailles:
Amos
V. Smiley, 1841 |
| |
See also New York
birthplaces not assigned to counties.
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