The Political Graveyard: Columbia County, N.Y.

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Columbia County
New York

Politicians who lived in Columbia County

Columbia County (no city given):

	Columbia County, 1780-1789: Matthew Adgate — John Bay — John Kortz — John Livingston — William Powers — James Savage — Peter Silvester — Peter Van Ness
	Columbia County, 1790-1799: Matthew Adgate — John Bay — Caleb Benton — Benjamin Birdsall — James Brebner — Palmer Cady — Jared Coffin — Jacob Ford — Philip Frisbie — Dirck Gardiner — Elisha Gilbert — Patrick Hamilton — Philip L. Hoffman — John C. Hogeboom — Killian Hogeboom — Lawrence Hogeboom — Stephen Hogeboom — Henry Livingston — John Livingston — Robert T. Livingston — Charles McKinstry — John McKinstry — John Noyes — Anson Pratt — James Savage — Matthew Scott — Peter Silvester — Samuel Ten Broeck — Peter B. Ten Broek — Peter I. Vosburgh — Jonathan Warner
	Columbia County, 1800-1809: Benjamin Birdsall — Thomas Brodhead — William Cantine — Asa Douglass — Samuel Edmonds — Dirck Gardiner — Elisha Gilbert, Jr. — Thomas P. Grosvenor — Josiah Holley — James Hyatt — Aaron Kellogg — Henry Livingston — Henry W. Livingston — John Livingston — Moncrief Livingston — Robert T. Livingston — William Lusk — Charles McKinstry — Stephen Miller — John Noyes — Anson Pratt — Peter Sharp — Peter Silvester — Gaius Stebbins — Samuel Ten Broeck — Peter Van Alstyne — Jason Warner — Moses Younglove
	Columbia County, 1810-1819: Thomas Brodhead — Gerrit Cuck — Elisha Gilbert, Jr. — Thomas P. Grosvenor — Benjamin Hilton — Hezekiah Hulburt — Jonathan Lapham — Henry Livingston — Henry W. Livingston — William Lusk — Timothy Oakley — Aaron Olmsted — Walter Patterson — John Pixley — Anson Pratt — Azariah Pratt — Henry Rockefeller — Alan Sheldon — Augustus Tremain — John L. Van Alen, Jr. — James Vanderpoel — John I. Van Valkenburgh — Peter Van Vleck — John Whiting
	Columbia County, 1820-1829: Thomas Brodhead — John Bryan — Philip P. Clum — Elisha Gilbert, Jr. — Jonathan Hill — Abraham P. Holdridge — Jonathan Lapham — Henry W. Livingston — Walter C. Livingston — Joseph Lord — Jacob B. Mesick — Isaac Mills — Joseph D. Monell — Abel S. Peters — Azariah Pratt — George T. Snyder — Stephen Storm — Adam Strevel — Augustus Tremain — Peter Van Buren — Aaron Vanderpoel — James Vanderpoel — John Van Deusen — John I. Van Valkenburgh — Isaac B. Williams
	Columbia County, 1830-1839: Abraham Bain — Henry C. Barnes — Anthony Boucher — Medad Butler — Harry Cornwell — William A. Dean — Charles B. Dutcher — John W. Edmonds — Peter Groat, Jr. — John S. Harris — Henry Hogeboom — Tobias L. Hogeboom — William W. Hoysradt — Pliny Hudson — Jonathan Lapham — Bastian C. Lasher — Edward P. Livingston — Peter R. Livingston — John Murdock — Jacob Shafer — Adam I. Shaver — John Snyder — Horace Stevens — Leonard W. Ten Broeck — Aaron Vanderpoel — John S. Vosburgh — Julius Wilcoxson
	Columbia County, 1840-1849: Peter I. Bachman — Elijah Bagg — Anson Brown — William M. Bunker — William A. Carpenter — Uriah Edwards — John S. Gould — William E. Heermance — Lucas Hoes — Jeremiah Hover — James Knickerbacker — Waterman Lippit — John Milham — William M. Miller — Justin Niles — Levi Pitts — Peter Poucher — Peter P. Rossman — Abraham I. Van Alstyne — Jared Winslow
	Columbia County, 1850-1859: Philetus W. Bishop — Elisha W. Bushnell — Alonzo Chamberlain — Henry A. Dubois — Wesley R. Gallup — Lorenzo Gile — Harvey W. Gott — John S. Gould — Hy P. Heermance — Adam A. Hoysradt — John D. Langdon — Philip G. Lasher — Milton Martin — David Miller — John Miller — John H. Overhiser — David Rhoda — Samuel Ten Broeck — George Van Santvoord — James G. Van Volkenburgh
	Columbia County, 1860-1869: Wright H. Barnes — S. W. Carpenter — Norton S. Collin — Peter G. Kisselbrasck — Samuel Lasher — Peter McArthur — Amos Miller — Walter Shutts — Edward Sturges — Jacob Ten Broeck — Moses Y. Tilden — P. Ed Van Alstyne — Samuel Wilbor
	Columbia County, 1900-1909: William G. Harder — Lewis L. Lawrence — Edward Risedorph
	Columbia County, 1910-1919: William H. Lasher — Archibald J. McGuire — Chester A. Miller — Thomas Miller — Smith F. Philip — Robert Storm — Robert D. Wentworth
	Columbia County, 1920-1929: Burns Barford — Arthur Boice — William J. Kline — Charles D. Vosburgh
	Columbia County, 1930-1939: Fred Herbs — John B. Mulligan — Leila Stott — Clayton Van Alstyne — William E. Walker — Emma A. Wardle
	Columbia County, 1940-1949: William M. Eaton — Hugh McPotter
	Columbia County, 1950-1959: Benjamin Bartolotta

Ancram: Jacob H. Hoysradt

Canaan: Elias W. Bostwick

Canaan Centre: Daniel S. Curtis

Canaan Four Corners: Henry L. Warner

Chatham: Henry S. Ambler — Albert S. Callan — William C. Daley — Denise W. King — George McClellan — Hugh W. McClellan — Louis F. Payn — Lewis K. Rockefeller — John B. Sinclair — Sanford W. Smith — Edward G. Wilbor

Cheviot: Mary Livingston — Robert R. Livingston

Claverack: George H. Finch — Henry Lawrence — Randall N. Saunders — Jacob R. Van Rensselaer

Claverly (now Ghent): John T. Hogeboom

Copake: Joseph Halsted — John W. Scott

Copake Falls: Fred Holsapple

DeFreestville: Herbert D. Hamm

Germantown: Alexander W. Hover — Simon S. Rockefeller

Ghent: Frances Oberwager — Philip Seidel — Charles Tracy — Barent Van Buren

Greenport: John A. Bassarear — Kirsten E. Gillibrand

Harlemville: Alfred D. Curtis

Hillsdale: Charles M. Bell — John F. Collin — Gilbert A. Deane — William A. Mallery, Jr.

Hollowville: Lester J. Bashford

Hudson:

	Hudson, 1750-1799: Ezekiel Gilbert — Seth Jenkins — Thomas Jenkins
	Hudson, 1800-1849: Samuel Anable — Thomas Bay — Alexander Coffin — George W. Cook — Cyrus Curtiss — Charles Darling — Robert G. Frary — Elisha Jenkins — Elisha Jenkins — Robert Jenkins — Thomas Jenkins — Allen Jordan — Ambrose L. Jordan — Hugh McClellan — Robert McKinstry — Jonas H. Miller — Killian Miller — Matthew Mitchell — Rufus Reed — Henry Smith — Ambrose Spencer — James Strong — John Tallman — Robert G. Tracy — William W. Van Ness — Samuel White — Elisha Williams — Oliver Wiswall
	Hudson, 1850-1899: Robert E. Andrews — Robert A. Barnard — Elias W. Bostwick — Peter S. Burger — J. Rider Cady — Aaron V. S. Cochrane — John C. Dormandy — Samuel Edwards — William H. Gleason — Jacob W. Hoysradt — Jason M. Johnson — Hugh McClellan — James McNeill — Killian Miller — Theodore Miller — George H. Power — Benjamin Ray — Edwin C. Rowley — Joshua T. Waterman — Henry C. Wetmore — Peter S. Wynkoop
	Hudson, 1900-1949: James C. Armstrong — Archland M. Best — William W. Chace — Aaron V. S. Cochrane — Earl J. Colwell — William S. Decker — Michael J. Degnan — Clyde H. DeWitt — Samuel Edwards — Henry C. Galster — William S. Hallenbeck — William A. Harder — Charles S. Harvey — Henry Hudson — Henry M. James — Carl H. Klein — Daniel V. McNamee — Elbert Payne — Milton V. Saulpaugh — Randall N. Saunders — Edward W. Scovill — Fred A. Washburn — Fred Wheeler — Frank W. Wise — William Wortman
	Hudson, 1950-1999: R. Burdell Bixby — John H. Conine — Bartholomew F. Delaney — John J. Fardy — Henry M. James — Cornelius H. Kane, Jr. — John L. Kelly — Milagros Baez O'Toole — Thomas H. Quinn

Kinderhook: Charles L. Beale — Alonzo H. Farrar — John J. Faso — Charles D. Haines — Elmer T. Haines — Martin M. Kittell — Hugh W. McClellan — William H. Tobey — James I. Van Alen — Martin Van Buren — Nicholas Van Slyck — Roscoe C. Waterbury

Livingston: Killian Miller — Myrtie Tinklepaugh

Malden Bridge: Robert Hoes

New Lebanon: Charles S. Fayerweather — John King — Henry A. Tilden

New Lebanon Center: Ransom H. Gillett

Niverville: Willard C. Drumm — Linda A. Reilly

North Chatham: Deborah H. McNamee — Henry A. Van Alstyne

Old Chatham: Albert S. Callan, Jr. — John S. Williams

Philmont: John Connor — John L. Crandell — Lewis F. Harder — Michael Skelly

Stockport: William J. Alvord

Stuyvesant: John Gibbons, Jr. — Stephen H. Wendover

Stuyvesant Falls: William G. Mandeville

Taghkanick: James M. Strever

Valatie: Albert S. Callan — Lawrence F. Novak — Charles B. Osborn

West Copake: William Dinehart

See also New York areas not assigned to counties.

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