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Saratoga County
New York

Politicians who were born in Saratoga County

	Saratoga County (no city given): George S. Batcheller, 1837 — Miles Beach, 1840 — Daniel W. Tallmadge, c.1842 — John L. Davie, 1850 — Henry R. Holbrook, 1866 — Winfred E. Whittemore, 1868
	Ballston: John Boyd Thacher, 1847
	Ballston Spa: Nathaniel Bacon, 1802 — Isaiah Blood, 1810 — Stephen S. Barlow, 1818 — Harold D. Finley, 1893
	Burnt Hills: Gilbert T. Seelye, 1877
	Charlton: John W. Taylor, 1784 — Anson Brown, 1800 — Edgar L. Fursman, 1838
	Corinth: Benjamin Eggleston, 1816
	Near Coveville: Charles D. Beckwith, 1838
	Crescent: Peter Rowe, 1807
	Edinburg: Truman G. Younglove, 1815
	Galway: Allen Potter, 1818 — Horace W. Carpentier, 1824
	Greenfield: Elisha Champlin, 1798 — Elihu Anthony, 1818 — Lewis S. Bailey, 1842
	Greenfield Center: William Aldrich, 1820
	Half Moon: Michael Hoffman, 1787
	Mechanicville: Edward T. Corcoran, c.1894 — Daniel Flynn, 1907
	Moreau: Edward M. Angell, 1868
	Saratoga: William S. Ostrander, 1858 — James B. Reynolds, 1870
	Saratoga Springs: Calvin C. Chaffee, 1811 — Benjamin Hale Austin, 1832 — James G. Jenkins, 1834 — Carl L. Wallace, 1865 — Hiram C. Todd, 1876 — A. Augustus Low, 1889 — Carleton James King, 1904
	Schuylerville: John B. Brisbin, 1827
	Stillwater: Isaac Finch, 1783 — Richard David Davis, 1799 — Silas Seymour, 1817 — Ebenezer O. Grosvenor, 1820 — Henry M. Cheever, 1832
	Waterford: John Cramer, 1779 — Michael S. Myers, 1801 — Egbert Ludoricus Viele, 1825 — Stephen H. Hall, c.1849 — William E. Morris, 1901
	West Charlton: William G. Donnan, 1834
	Near Wilton: Dudley Emerson Cornell, 1837
	See also New York birthplaces not assigned to counties.

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