The Political Graveyard: Rockland County, N.Y.

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Rockland County
New York

Politicians who lived in Rockland County

Rockland County (no city given):

	Rockland County, 1700-1799: Benjamin Coe — Samuel G. Verbryck
	Rockland County, 1800-1899: Brewster J. Allison — Cornelius A. Blauvelt — Nicholas C. Blauvelt — John Cole — John Demarest — Peter Denoyelles — John I. Eckerson — Abraham Gurnee — James S. Haring — John Haring — William R. Knapp — Thomas Lawrence — James M. Nelson — Prince W. Nickerson — Jacob Sickles — Edward Suffern — James Suffern — John I. Suffern — John I. Suffern — Peter S. Van Orden — Samuel G. Verbryck — Wesley J. Weiant — Jacob Westervelt — Edward Whitemore — Peter S. Yeury
	Rockland County, 1900-1999: Augustus Batten — Samuel Berg — Oscar D. Dike — John G. Dow — Alfred T. Gustin — James F. Haher — Charles E. Hamilton — Peter M. Hart — Jerome M. Kornfeld — John Langan — William R. Niehaus — Matthew J. Sweeney — A. D. Turnau — William E. Vines — Jacob K. Wexler

Clarkstown: Matthew D. Bogart

Congers: Alexander J. Gromack — Alan M. Gussow — Vincent Reda

Garnerville: Anthony Perez — Rosalinda Perez — Philip J. Rotella

Grand View: Virginia Abbott — Carmine Freda

Haverstraw: Irving Brown — Abraham B. Conger — James De la Montanya — Frank DeNoyelles — Charles D. Engle — James A. Farley — Thomas Finegan — William J. Freeman — Ira M. Hedges — Beatrice Kee — William McCabe — Lawrence J. Murray, Jr. — Michael H. Prendergast — T. Fergus Redmond — Edna Rivera — Harry W. Schuler — Victor J. Shankey — LeRoy Smith — Robert Stalter — John L. Stecz — George N. Vogler — Harvey Zorn

Hilburn: Jean Davidson

Monsey: George A. Blauvelt — Samuel Colman

Mont Moor: Frank P. Demarest

Nanuet: Charles Bardon — Charles Eberling — Raymond M. Fisher — Fred R. Horn, Jr. — Robert A. Widenmann

New City: Matt Brennan — G. M. Carnochan — Robert J. Connor — Stephen G. Doig, Jr. — Delos H. Gridley — Joseph R. Holland — Mary E. Keyes — Thomas P. Morahan — Deborah L. Rose — Rosina L. Rubin — Murray Thompson — Kenneth P. Zebrowski — Kenneth P. Zebrowski, Jr.

Nyack: Jo W. Baer — Cornelia F. Bedell — David J. Blauvelt — Aloysius J. Bryant — Frank Comesky — Natalie F. Couch — Pierre H. DePew — George Dickey — Helen E. Essex — Carmine Freda — Walter S. Gedney — Isobel M. Hesse — James Kilby — George A. Leitner — Abram Merritt — Lawrence J. Murray, Jr. — Leland M. Olds — Bruce S. Raynor — Hezekiah C. Seymour — Arthur S. Tompkins — Robert Walmsley — Natalie Couch Williams

Orangeburg: Claudia A. Fallon

Pearl River: Milton J. Grant — Lawrence J. Murray, Jr. — Joseph F. X. Nowicki — William A. Serven

Piermont: John W. Ferdon — Judith R. McFatter — V. Henry Rothschild II — Silas Seymour — Lawrence J. Sneden

Ramapo: Catherine McAlercy

Sloatsburg: Robert H. Gittins

South Nyack: Jo W. Baer — Gilbert Crawford — Helen E. Essex — Clarence Lexow — Cora W. Sarjeant — Cora W. Wilder

Sparkill: Frederick G. Grimme — Thom Kleiner

Spring Place: Linda Winikow

Spring Valley: George B. Arnot — John Balogh — Morton Baron — Joel S. Berg — William Bohlke — James C. Brown — Beveridge C. Dunlop — Mark Epstein — William Garelick — Sam Gdanski — Frank J. Gumper — Charles W. Hawkins — Chester A. Heitman — Bruce M. Levine — Anthony S. Milewski — Joseph F. O'Brien — Katherine J. Quinlan — William H. White — Linda Winikow — George Zeissner

Sterlington: Laurens M. Hamilton

Stony Point: James A. Farley — Harold K. Grune — Walter G. Hamilton — Matthew Hurd — Richard J. Sullivan

Suffern: Royal S. Copeland — Otis H. Cutler — Robert Doscher — Ellen C. Jaffe — Eugene Levy — Morton Lexow — John F. McAlevey — Martin Nugent — Joseph T. St. Lawrence — Ted Shelton — Fred L. Whritner — William A. Zeck

Tappan: Donald R. Ackerson

Thiells: John T. Grant

Tomkins Cove: Rutledge I. Odell — Calvin Tompkins

Upper Nyack: Mortimer B. Patterson — John J. Reilly — Marjorie J. Tompkins — Robert Walmsley

West Haverstraw: Gordon H. Peck

West Nyack: Thomas J. Basile — Jeanne Capozzoli — Harriet D. Cornell — Frank P. Demarest — James R. Diercksen — Paul F. Mundt

See also New York areas not assigned to counties.

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