The Political Graveyard: Onondaga County, N.Y.

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Onondaga County
New York

Politicians who were born in Onondaga County

Onondaga County (no city given): Daniel S. Bacon, 1798 — Thomas G. Alvord, 1810 — John G. Nichols, 1813 — Milton Kelly, 1818 — George W. Phillips, 1823 — Archibald J. Peek, 1854 — Mark C. Betts, 1865 — Grove T. Maxson, c.1867

Apulia: Marcus H. Miles, 1813

Baldwinsville: James C. Haynes, 1848

Borodino: Ralph L. Emmons, 1890

Brewerton: Edgar F. Down, c.1883

Camillus: Kinsley S. Bingham, 1808

Near Camillus: David S. Bennett, 1811

Cicero: John F. Benjamin, 1817 — Michael J. Bragman, 1940

DeWitt Center: Edward D. Kinne, 1842

Fabius: John U. Pettit, 1820 — James J. Belden, 1825 — Franklin P. Saunders, 1849

Fabius town: Harlan P. Andrews, 1837

Fayetteville: Frederick T. Pierson, 1873

Geddes (now part of Syracuse): Cyrus B. Sammons, 1825 — Gardner J. Chamberlin, 1872

Jamesville: Edwin B. Crocker, 1818

Jordan: William J. Coombs, 1833 — Erastus E. Brown, 1836 — Theodore L. Poole, 1840

Liverpool: Irving F. Baxter, 1863

Lysander: James W. Upson, 1848

Manlius: John Carroll Young, 1904

Marcellus: Nathan Kelsey Hall, 1810 — A. Judson Kneeland, 1821

Marcellus town: Horace M. Stone, 1890

Mottville: Andrew J. Sawyer, 1834

Navarino: Charles J. Hewitt, 1867

Otisco: George Washington Cowles, 1823 — Edward E. Bostwick, 1840 — R. Walter Riehlman, 1899

Pompey: Charles J. Hayden, 1816 — William Fargo, 1818 — Calvin Ball Crosby, 1829 — Frank Hiscock, 1834 — Henry Van Woert, 1836

Pompey Hill: Horatio Seymour, 1810

Near Pompey: Richard P. Byrne, 1880

Salina (now part of Syracuse): Dennis McCarthy, 1814 — Henry C. Gilbert, 1818

Skaneateles: Aaron Pardee, 1808 — Charles Philo Dibble, 1815 — Morton S. Wilkinson, 1819 — Gilbert M. McCray, 1826 — Edward T. Bartlett, 1841 — John C. McLaughlin, 1874 — Searles G. Shultz, 1897

Spafford: Martin A. Knapp, 1843

Syracuse:

	Syracuse, year not specified: Florence E. S. Knapp — G. Frank Wallace
	Syracuse, 1800-1899: Augustus C. Baldwin, 1817 — William H. Shoudy, 1830 — William James Wallace, 1837 — Grove L. Johnson, 1841 — La Vega G. Kinne, 1846 — Michael E. Driscoll, 1851 — William S. Andrews, 1858 — John Richard Clancy, 1859 — Samuel Marks, 1861 — Arba S. Van Valkenburgh, 1862 — T. Channing Moore, 1872 — Edmund H. Lewis, 1884 — Florence E. S. Knapp — Clarence E. Hancock, 1885 — Arthur Benson, 1889 — Willis H. Sargent, 1896 — B. J. Monkiewicz, 1898
	Syracuse, 1900-1999: G. Frank Wallace — John H. Hughes, 1904 — Millard Bartels, 1905 — George B. Parsons, 1907 — William F. Walsh, 1912 — John T. Connor, 1914 — James J. Barry, 1916 — Lawrence M. Rulison, 1917 — Theodore Hesburgh, 1917 — James M. Hanley, 1920 — Edward J. Speno, 1920 — Lawrence B. Lindemer, 1921 — Stewart F. Hancock, Jr., 1923 — John H. Terry, 1924 — George C. Wortley, 1926 — Harold Johnson, 1928 — Quentin L. Kopp, 1928 — Glenn W. Ferguson, 1929 — James T. Walsh, 1947 — Gerald T. Gentz, 1949

Near Syracuse: Christopher Columbus Upson, 1829 — Lauren F. Otis, 1842

Tully: Warren Joel Howard, 1876

Van Buren: Jabez G. Sutherland, 1825 — Dwight B. La Du, 1876

Van Buren town: Leo W. Breed, c.1897

Warners: Charles Eugene Bentley, 1841

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