The Political Graveyard: Chautauqua County, N.Y.

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Chautauqua County
New York

Politicians who lived in Chautauqua County

Chautauqua County (no city given):

	Chautauqua County, 1800-1849: John Birdsall — Theron Bly — Daniel Greene Garnsey — Squire White
	Chautauqua County, 1850-1899: Samuel Barrett — Smith Berry — Daniel W. Douglass — Jeremiah Ellsworth — Isaac George — John P. Hall — Francis W. Palmer — Henry A. Prendergast — Walter L. Sessions — Austin Smith — Samuel S. Whallon
	Chautauqua County, 1900-1949: Anton Anderson — Firnum G. Anderson — Thomas H. Anglim — Conrad Axelsohn — Sidney S. Batt — Willard S. Bennett — Axel W. Berggren — Charles F. Bigler — Luther Blood — Paul W. Blystone — George W. Brill — George Brownell — Clyde Catlin — Paul A. Clark — John E. Coe — Jacob Crocoll — Frank G. Curtis — Edward Davis — Frederick Dunn — Henry A. Dye — Ralph L. Eberman — Alton R. Erickson — D. K. Falvay — Ruel E. Finch — William F. Fischer — A. Y. Freeman — Earl W. Gage — Gerald G. Gibbs — Allen A. Gould — William H. Hayes, Jr. — William D. Hefferman — Harry B. Hickey — Robert M. Hitchcock — Ralph E. Horne — C. C. Hotchkiss — John J. Jackson — Almar Jacobson — August F. Johnson — Elliott L. Jones — Robert S. Jones — Daniel F. Keefe — Arthur W. Kettle — Edward C. Kraus — Amanda C. Ljungberg — Jerome J. Luczkowiak — Gustaf A. Lund — Charles Manton — William G. McCool — Gertrude Mosher — Archie R. Mulkin — Joseph Muszalski — Joseph J. O'Brocta — James W. O'Connell — Axel O. Olosson — Harvey M. Parker — Orrin H. Parker — A. M. Peebles — Gust C. Peterson — James Pringle — John M. Roach — Charles A. Seekins — F. R. Shafer — Clovis M. Sharp — Edwin Sherman — David T. Smith — Ziba L. Squier — W. L. Stanton — William B. Stearns — William F. Stitt — Charles Taylor — Iva E. Taylor — James J. Weiss — Volney White — Henry D. Wilson — Per A. Wingblad — Arthur H. Woelfle
	Chautauqua County, 1950-1999: Anthony B. Bottini — Merriam G. Kohlbacker — John A. Peterson — Claude E. Townsend — Theodore Wenstran

Ashville: Robert P. Isaac, Jr. — William L. Parment

Bemus Point: F. Raymond Chant — A. Morelle Cheney

Brocton: Rosalind Conti — George M. Mathews

Clymer: Otis D. Hinckley — Silas Terry

Dunkirk:

	Dunkirk, 1850-1899: William Bookstaver — Frank Gould — Charles Hequembourg — Pascal P. Kidder — William Martin — H. J. Miner — Hiram C. Miner — Charles C. Parker — Alexander Williams — David S. Wright
	Dunkirk, 1900-1949: Frank T. Bartela — John Bourne — Thomas J. Cummings — Carl E. Darling — Thomas J. Egan — Myer Einstein — Albert J. Foley — Robert J. Gross — Harry James — Anthony Johnson — William L. Koch — John T. Kornprobst — Harry B. Lyon — John T. Madigan — J. William Murphy — Walter F. Murray — Michael C. O'Loughlin — James Pierce — Daniel A. Reed — Eliza Reiger — Joseph Reiger — Walter L. Roberts — Daniel Scannell — Daniel P. Scannell — John L. Sullivan — John T. Sullivan — Alvin J. Surma — J. A. Taylor — Paul Weiss — Henry K. Williams — Charles J. Wirtner — Glenn Woodin
	Dunkirk, 1950-1999: James Bickhart — Teresa A. Bickhart — Neil Chaffie — Margaret Daley — Leon Damian — Bernard G. Dougherty — Edwin Gregoreski — Robert Kesicki — Gregory Krauza — Madylon Kubera — Clemens Lutz — Gary Michalak — Walter F. Murray — Joseph Porpiglia — Daniel A. Reed — Joseph Rubenstein — Gilbert W. Snyder — Joseph T. Steger — George T. Wheeler — Dean Warner White — Margaret Wuerstle
	Dunkirk, 2000-2012: Richard L. Frey — Robert Kesicki

Ellington: David H. Treadway

Falconer: Hermes L. Ames — Harley N. Crosby — Walter H. Edson — Robert H. Miller — Henry Mosher — Judson S. Wright

Forestville: Warren B. Hooker — Herman Warner

Fredonia: H. M. Clark — Herman B. Graf — Leslie R. Gregory — Warren B. Hooker — John S. Lambert — Sherman J. Lowell — A. Bruce Manley — Louis McKinstry — Lorenzo Morris — William G. Ogilvie — William Russo — Edward C. Steele — Joseph Sweeney — Mark Thomas — Chauncy Tucker — Alvah H. Walker — Marcia Jo Westling — Herman J. Westwood

Frewsburg: Reuben E. Fenton

Irving: Ezekiel B. Gurnsey

Jamestown:

	Jamestown, 1850-1899: Benjamin S. Dean — Jerome B. Fisher — J. Samuel Fowler — Walter C. Gifford — Frederick R. Peterson — Davis H. Waite — Egburt E. Woodbury — John Woodward
	Jamestown, 1900-1949: Augustus F. Allen — Edward L. Allen — Gilbert L. Anderberg — Frank O. Anderson — Stone Anderson — Lloyd J. Babcock — Andrew J. Bennett — Gilden R. Broadberry — D. Lawrence Carlson — Samuel A. Carlson — Henry Cooper — Benjamin S. Dean — Charles M. Dow — J. Edward Eckerd — Samuel S. Edson — Walter H. Edson — Clyde L. Emery — Harry C. Erickson — Leon L. Fancher — Jerome B. Fisher — J. Samuel Fowler — Elloy R. Ganey — Walter C. Gifford — Mrs. A. G. D. Goodwill — Alice G. Hayward — Robert H. Jackson — Adolf F. Johnson — J. Emil Johnson — Cyrus E. Jones — George W. Jude — Ernest C. Kessler — Lars A. Larson — Gustaf A. Lawson — Ernest D. Leet — Oscar A. Lenna — Julius Lincoln — E. Herman Magnuson — Lee L. Ottaway — Brewer D. Phillips — Hurley L. Phillips — Hubert E. V. Porter — Homer Preston — William Lynn Ransom — Richard H. Reading — Leon F. Roberts — J. Russell Rogerson — Armus Roman — Samuel A. Stroth — Arthur C. Wade — Clinton H. Watson — James L. Weeks — Robert I. Wilson — Charles H. Wix — Egburt E. Woodbury — John Woodward
	Jamestown, 1950-1999: Gilbert L. Anderberg — Anthony C. Barone — Isabella Burns — Kathleen A. Byrne — Steven Carlson — Samuel J. Conte — Fred J. Cusimano — Frederick H. Dunn — Terry C. Duro — C. Edward Fagan — Charles E. Goodell — Albert H. Harrison — Rolland E. Kidder — Stan Lundine — Lee L. Ottaway — Clarence J. Peterson — Jess J. Present — Carl F. Sanford — Milton K. Sigworth — Samuel A. Stroth — Ralph W. Taylor — Stanley A. Weeks

Lakewood: Nancy Bargar — Samuel A. Brown, Jr. — David L. Brunstrom — Joseph Gerace

Mayville: Chester E. Helgran — Frank C. Laughlin — Newton Lincoln — Albion W. Tourgee

Panama: Abner Lewis — John H. Pray

Ripley: Charles M. Hamilton — Joseph A. McGinnies

Sherman: Mary Kidder — William H. Sperry

Silver Creek: George E. Towne — Elisha Ward

Sinclairville: Obed Edson

Westfield: S. Frederick Nixon — George W. Patterson — Herbert F. Thompson — Edgar T. Welch

See also New York areas not assigned to counties.

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