The Political Graveyard: Saratoga County, N.Y.

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Saratoga County
New York

Politicians who lived in Saratoga County

Saratoga County (no city given):

	Saratoga County, 1790-1799: Seth C. Baldwin — John Ball — Sidney Berry — John Bleecker — Daniel Bull — Samuel Clark — Adam Comstock — Henry Corl, Jr. — Jabez Davis — Douw I. Fonda — Aaron Gregory — John McClelland — Andrew Mitchell — Elias Palmer — Benjamin Rosekrans — John B. Schuyler — John Taylor — James Warren — Edward A. Watrous
	Saratoga County, 1800-1809: Chauncey Belding — Daniel Bull — Nehemiah Candee — William Carpenter — Salmon Child — Samuel Clark — Adam Comstock — Henry Corl, Jr. — John Cramer — Gideon Goodrich — John Hunter — Joel Lee — Samuel Lewis — Othneil Looker — John McClelland — James Merrill — Jesse Mott — Asahel Porter — David Rogers — Daniel L. Van Antwerp — James Warren — Edward A. Watrous — Calvin Wheeler
	Saratoga County, 1810-1819: Nicholas W. Angle — Asa C. Barney — Abner Carpenter — Billy J. Clark — Benjamin Cowles — George Cramer — John Cramer — Jonathan Delano, Jr. — John Dunning — Herman Gansevoort — Howell Gardner — Isaac Gere — John Gibson — John Hamilton — William Hamilton — Caleb Holmes — Joel Keeler — Richard Ketchum — Joel Lee — Samuel Lewis — Abraham Moe — Staats Morris — Jesse Mott — Zebulon Mott — John Pettit — Elisha Powell — John Prior — Jeremy Rockwell — David Rogers — John Rogers, Jr. — Avery Starkweather — Earl Stimson — Daniel L. Van Antwerp — Calvin Wheeler
	Saratoga County, 1820-1829: Samuel Belding — David Benedict — Valentine Campbell — Billy J. Clark — Thomas Collamer — Conrad Cramer — John Cramer — Jonathan Delano, Jr. — Thomas Dibble — Nicholas B. Doe — Nicholas Emigh, Jr. — Herman Gansevoort — Howell Gardner — John Gilchrist — Alpheus Goodrich — John House — Thomas Howland — Joel Lee — Joshua Mandeville — James McCrea — Abraham Moe — Zebulon Mott — John Pettit — Elisha Powell — John Prior — Jeremy Rockwell — John Rogers, Jr. — Philip Schuyler — Eli M. Todd — Gilbert Waring — Calvin Wheeler
	Saratoga County, 1830-1839: Seabury Allen — Ely Beecher — David Benedict — John Brisbin, Jr. — Ebenezer Couch — John Cramer — Solomon Ellithorp — Howell Gardner — John Gilchrist — Joel Lee — Thomas J. Marvin — Seth Perry — Asahel Philo — George Reynolds — Halsey Rogers — William Shepherd — Ephraim Stevens — John Stewart — Samuel Stewart — Samuel Stimson — Eli M. Todd — W. B. Van Bentheuisen — Walter Van Veghten — Calvin Wheeler
	Saratoga County, 1840-1849: Chauncey Boughton — John Cramer — Joseph Daniels — Edward Edwards — Lyndes Emerson — James Groom — Jesse H. Mead — Thomas C. Morgan — Abijah Peck, Jr. — Halsey Rogers — Daniel Stewart — John Stewart — Azariah E. Stimson — William Wilcox — Ezra Wilson
	Saratoga County, 1850-1859: Joseph Baucus — Chauncey Boughton — William Cary — Edward Edwards — Henry Holmes — Abraham Leggett — Samuel J. Mott — George W. Neilson — James Noxon — John L. Perry — Alembert Pond — Tabor B. Reynolds — Cornelius Schuyler — George G. Scott — John Terhune — Frederick J. Wing
	Saratoga County, 1860-1869: Ira Brockett — George W. Chapman — Edward Edwards — Judah Ellsworth — John Fulton — DeWitt C. Hoyt — George W. Neilson — Alembert Pond — Austin L. Reynolds — James Sumner, Jr. — Truman G. Younglove
	Saratoga County, 1870-1879: Seymour Ainsworth — Daniel H. Deyoe — Isaiah Fuller — Joseph W. Hill — George W. Neilson — Isaac Noyes, Jr. — Edward Stewart
	Saratoga County, 1880-1889: Benjamin F. Baker — Daniel C. Briggs — Henry S. Clement — William B. Consalus — William M. Donald — Bartlett B. Grippin — Thomas Noxon — Delcour S. Potter
	Saratoga County, 1890-1899: Frank M. Boyce — Cornelius R. Sheffer
	Saratoga County, 1910-1919: Henry R. Holbrook — Earl Leonard — William M. Martin — Charles T. Sweet
	Saratoga County, 1920-1929: Lewis Allen — Martin Breen — Edward Kernan — Thomas F. Luther — William McEchron — John H. Royal — Charles T. Sweet — George C. Traver — William R. Vanderwerker — George C. Wilkins
	Saratoga County, 1930-1939: Avard Dake — Percy W. Dake — I. Ben Rubin — Fred Watkins
	Saratoga County, 1940-1949: Porter L. Brownell — Theodore Knapp — George H. Peters
	Saratoga County, 1950-1959: Philip J. Riley — Louis H. J. Welch

Bacon Hill: Alexander B. Baucus

Ballston: George H. West — Samuel Young

Ballston Lake: Ferdinand J. Acunto — Gregory Nash — AnnMarie Rawlin — Richard E. Welch

Ballston Spa: Alexander G. Baxter — Isaiah Blood — Anson Brown — John H. Burke — James M. Cook — Harvey J. Donaldson — Burton D. Esmond — J. S. L'Amereaux — Oran Gray Otis — John W. Taylor — George West

Birchton: Frank L. Smith

Burnt Hills: Cady Hollister — Gilbert T. Seelye

Charlton: James T. Sweetman

Clifton Park: Suzy S. Ballantyne — Elizabeth Cope — Daniel F. Donohue — Margaret E. Drewecki — Alan Lubin — Charles Noxon — John E. Sweeney

Corinth: Clarence L. Grippen — Nathaniel M. Houghton

Crescent: William K. Mansfield

Elnora: Robert F. Doran

Near Fort Edward: George Payn

Gansevort: Roy J. McDonald

Hadley: Dorothy Bancroft — William W. Rockwell

Half Moon: Edward J. Grogan III

Halfmoon: Kathleen Marchione

Jonesville: Roscius R. Kennedy

Mechanicville: John W. Burke — Anson B. Collins — John H. Connors — Homer Eckerson — Thomas J. Finigan — John C. Greene — Hawley B. Harvey — James G. Heffernan — William H. Hickey — Mary E. McInerney — Richard A. Moore — Thomas D. Nolan — Thomas E. Ryan — George O. Slingerland — Thomas H. Stirling — James Frank Terry — W. D. Tweedy — George H. Whitney

Palmer: Warren Curtis

Rexford: Fred W. Droms, Jr.

Round Lake: Fred G. Selch — Rodney O. Winans

Saratoga: Joseph T. Hammer — William O'Brien — Richard J. Sherman — W. W. Worden

Saratoga Springs:

	Saratoga Springs, 1800-1899: George S. Batcheller — Edgar T. Brackett — John Foley — Winsor B. French — Charles C. Lester — James M. Marvin — James B. McKean — John R. Putnam — William Augustus Sackett — Silas Seymour — Lewis Varney — John Willard
	Saratoga Springs, 1900-1999: James Benton — William E. Benton — Edgar T. Brackett — Walter P. Butler — James F. Carroll — Robert A. D'Andrea — William D. Eddy — Harold D. Finley — Jean M. Ford — Irving I. Goldsmith — Joseph T. Hammer — James W. Houghton — Clarence H. Knapp — Arthur J. Leonard — Addison Mallery — William H. Manning — James D. McNulty — John W. Nichols — George N. Ostrander — Robert J. Pasciello — Cecelia D. Patten — George R. Salisbury — Henry Schrade, Jr. — Cheryl Smith — Clarence C. Smith — Harry D. Snyder, Jr. — Hiram C. Todd — Stanley L. Van Rensselaer — Martha Jane Weihe — Cornelius V. Whitney — F. Ray Williams — Melanie Woullard
	Saratoga Springs, 2000-2012: Peter Chynoweth — Robert A. D'Andrea — Ronald J. Kim — Charles Morrison — Sandy Treadwell

Schuylerville: Edwin S. Harris — Matthew E. Kelly — Charles H. McNaughton — John L. Ostrander — William S. Ostrander — Augustus N. Peterson — George R. Salisbury

South Glens Falls: Maryann Miller

Stillwater: Irving H. Hegeman — John Thompson

Waterford: Elizabeth M. Callaghan — J. Christopher Callaghan — Chesselden Ellis — Frederick W. Kavanaugh — George W. Kavanaugh — Stephen H. Keating — John Knickerbocker — David T. Lamb — J. Bert Mahoney — William E. Morris — John Titcomb

See also New York areas not assigned to counties.

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