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Columbia County
New York

Politicians who were born in Columbia County


  Columbia County (no city given): David Van Ness, 1745 — Elijah Spencer, 1775 — Walter Patterson, c.1777 — Robert Monell, 1786 — Henry Perrin Coon, 1822 — James H. Tripp, 1832 — William H. Smith, 1833 — William D. Barnes, 1856
  Ancram: Albert Miller Card, 1845
  Boston Corner, Mass. (now N.Y.): William H. Barnum, 1818
  Canaan: Asa Adgate, 1767 — Daniel Cady, 1773 — John King, 1775 — Daniel Greene Garnsey, 1779 — Benjamin P. Johnson, 1793 — Elias W. Leavenworth, 1803 — Charles L. Beale, 1824
  Chatham: Nathaniel P. Tallmadge, 1795 — Charles Mosher, 1822 — William P. Lyon, 1822 — Kenneth H. Fake, 1895
  Claverack: William W. Van Ness, 1776 — Robert Le Roy Livingston, 1778 — William P. Van Ness, 1778 — John Gebhard, 1782 — Killian Miller, 1785 — John J. Tallmadge, 1818 — Cyrus C. Miller, c.1867 — Randall N. Saunders, 1868
  Claverly (now Ghent): John P. Van Ness, 1770
  Clermont: Edward Livingston, 1764 — Thomas B. Van Buren, 1824 — Jacob H. Stewart, 1829
  Germantown: Henry Rockefeller, 1778 — Thomas Fitzgerald, 1796 — Simon S. Rockefeller, 1804
  Ghent: Louis F. Payn, 1835
  Hillsdale: Lot Clark, 1788 — Samuel Birdsall, 1791 — Ezra Dean, 1795 — John F. Collin, 1802 — Edward Stowe Hamlin, 1808
  Hudson: Joshua Lee, 1783 — John C. Spencer, 1788 — John Van Buren, 1810 — William Van Ness Bay, 1818 — John H. Bagley, Jr., 1832 — Henry P. Ford, 1837 — Coert du Bois, 1881 — Henry M. James, 1885 — Roger J. Miner, 1934
  Kinderhook: John E. Van Alen, 1749 — Martin Van Buren, 1782 — Cornelius P. Van Ness, 1782 — Thomas Beekman, 1790 — John F. Driggs, 1813 — Sanford W. Smith, 1869
  Kinderhook Landing: Benjamin F. Butler, 1795
  Linlithgo: Henry W. Livingston, 1768
  Livingston: Henry I. Patrie, 1874
  New Lebanon: Ransom Hooker Gillet, 1800 — Abraham Phineas Grant, 1804 — Samuel J. Tilden, 1814 — George H. Williams, 1823 — Phineas W. Hitchcock, 1831 — Henry Z. Osborne, 1848
  Red Rock: Elias W. Bostwick, 1828
  Valatie: Martin H. Glynn, 1871 — Burns Barford, 1891
  Near Waterloo: Charles E. Stuart, 1810
   See also New York birthplaces not assigned to counties.

 

 


 
   
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