The Political Graveyard: St. Lawrence County, N.Y.

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St. Lawrence County
New York

Politicians who lived in St. Lawrence County

St. Lawrence County (no city given):

	St. Lawrence County, 1800-1849: William Allen — Phineas Atwater — Henry Barber — William W. Bowen — Sylvester Butrick — Edwin Dodge — Baron Steuben Doty — Joseph Freeman — Louis Hasbrouck — Asa L. Hazelton — Roswell Hopkins — David C. Judson — David A. Ogden — William S. Paddock — Myron G. Peck — Bishop Perkins — Solomon Pratt — George Redington — Alexander Richards — Moses Rowley — John L. Russell — Harvey D. Smith — Asa Sprague, Jr. — Jacob A. Vanden Heuvel — William H. Vining — Jabez Willes — Nathaniel F. Winslow — Joseph York
	St. Lawrence County, 1850-1899: Emory W. Abbott — Alex H. Andrews — Benjamin A. Babcock — Silas Baldwin — Morrell D. Beckwith — Richmond Bicknell — William Bradford — William Briggs — Erasmus D. Brooks — William R. Chamberlain — Worth Chamberlain — Clark S. Chittenden — Ebenezer S. Crapser — W. W. Golding — Asaph Green — Barnabas Hall — John Horton — Martin V. B. Ives — David McFalls — Levi Miller — Darius A. Moore — Julius M. Palmer — Rufus S. Palmer — George Parker — Daniel Peck — James Redington — Charles Richardson — Daniel P. Rose, Jr. — Parker W. Rose — George F. Rowland — Daniel Shaw — Benjamin Smith — Benjamin Squire — Smith Stillwell — Elias P. Townsley — Andrew Tuck
	St. Lawrence County, 1900-1949: Charles T. Adams — Benjamin A. Babcock — John A. Bazinet — George E. Brassard — Dennis F. Burke — James G. Crawford — Henry J. Curtis — Clayton H. Elliott — Walter D. Fletcher — Fred B. Fuller — George F. Green — Donald M. McCargar — T. J. McNulty — Russell L. Murphy — Charles I. Olmstead — George W. Parker — Walter G. Perrin — Donald H. Ritchie — John H. Streeter — John W. Whalen — Forrest Young
	St. Lawrence County, 1950-1999: Henry J. Curtis — Edward J. Ewart — Wilbert E. Smith

Brasher Falls: Calvin T. Hulburd — Lewis C. Lang

Canton: Grace R. Hale — Ledyard P. Hale — J. Frederick Hammond — John C. Keeler — William H. Kimball — David O'B. Martin — June O'Neill — Leslie W. Russell — William H. Sawyer — Silas Wright, Jr.

Colton: A. Barton Hepburn

Conifer: William Clyde Sykes

DeKalb: Abel Godard

Edwards: Ira C. Miles — Justus B. Picket

Gouverneur: Vasco P. Abbott — Norinne Seaker Dickson — Bligh A. Dodds — George M. Gleason — Paul D. Graves — Rhoda Fox Graves — Robert L. Hale — Martin R. Sackett — Dede Scozzafava — Frank L. Seaker

Hammond: William A. Laidlaw

Hermon: Dolphus S. Lynde

Heuvelton: Edward G. Clarke

Hopkinton: Jonah Sanford — Jonah Sanford

Louisville: Walter F. Wilson

Madrid: W. Clyde Dixon — Abner D. Whitney

Massena: Walter Basmajian — Thomas S. Bushnell — John C. Crapser — Michael H. Flaherty — Stowell P. Fournia — Andrew J. Hanmer — Ralph M. Johns — Norman L. Krey — Francis C. Lavigne — Cecil S. McConnell — Rollin A. Newton — Walter L. Pratt — Charlotte B. Quenelle — Jerry P. Reagan — Allan P. Sill

Morristown: Grover Crawford

Norfolk: Rosemary F. Mahoney

North Lawrence: John A. Smith

Ogdensburg:

	Ogdensburg, 1800-1899: William J. Averill — N. Martin Curtis — John Fine — Silvester Gilbert — Ransom Hooker Gillet — Amaziah Bailey James — Preston King — Daniel Magone, Jr. — George R. Malby — Horace Moody — Charles G. Myers — Seth G. Pope — William L. Proctor — Seth P. Remington — James C. Spencer
	Ogdensburg, 1900-1999: Frank A. Augsbury, Jr. — Seward Brown — Francis B. Burns — Lawrence F. Cuthbert — Grant F. Daniels — William H. Daniels — William F. Dinneen — Fred J. Elie — Julius Frank — Fred J. Gray — John T. Hannan — Edward J. Keenan — John M. Kellogg — James E. Kelly — Lee W. Keyes — John J. Livingston — Edward P. Lynch — Daniel Magone, Jr. — George R. Malby — Robert P. McDonald — Charles W. McLair — Max J. Miller — Ralph J. Morissette — W. Allan Newell — Martin R. Sackett — Thomas Spratt — Leo E. Trombly — John C. Tulloch — Arthur J. Tyo — John D. Van Kennen — George E. Van Kinnen — Robert S. Waterman — John A. Wert — William E. Westbrook
	Ogdensburg, 2000-2012: Sam Burns

Oswegatchie town: Robert C. McEwen

Parishville: Warren O. Daniels — Royal Newton — John G. A. O'Neil

Piercefield: John W. McConnell

Potsdam: Zenas Clark — Frank L. Cubley — William A. Dart — Noble S. Elderkin — George Z. Erwin — Edward A. Everett — Harry M. Ingram — Verner M. Ingram — Betsy Kaplan — Helen R. Leppert — John G. McIntyre — Edwin A. Merritt — Edwin A. Merritt — Abraham X. Parker — Ruth E. Perrin — Bertrand H. Snell — Charles O. Tappan — Bloomfield Usher

Richville: Harlow Godard

South Colton: Colleen Wheaton

Stockholm: Benjamin Holmes

Waddington: John S. Chipman — K. Daniel Haley — Charles S. Plank

See also New York areas not assigned to counties.

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