The Political Graveyard: Tompkins County, N.Y.

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Tompkins County
New York

Politicians who lived in Tompkins County

Tompkins County (no city given):

	Tompkins County, 1800-1849: Elijah Atwater — Nathan Benson — Thomas Bishop — William H. L. Bogert — David Bower — Herman Camp — Jacob Conrad — Samuel Crittenden — Elbert Curtiss — Amasa Dana — Samuel H. Dean — John Ellis — William R. Fitch — Jonathan B. Gosman — Peter Hager II — Lewis Halsey — Josiah Hedden — Levi Hubbell — Benjamin Jennings — Sylvanus Larned — Samuel Lawrence — Peter Lounsbury — Jehiel Ludlow — Ebenezer Mack — Horace Mack — Jesse McKinney — Sherman Miller — James W. Montgomery — Joshua North — Jared Patchin — Joshua Philips — Henry W. Sage — John Sayler — Thomas B. Sears — Alpha A. Shaw — John James Speed, Jr. — George T. Spink — Lyman Strobridge — John Sutton — Daniel B. Swartwood — Bernardus Swartwout — Robert Swartwout — Ira Tillotson — Charles M. Turner — Parvis A. Williams — Caleb Woodbury
	Tompkins County, 1850-1899: M. S. Barnes — Eli Beers — John E. Beers — Truman Boardman — Alexander Bower — Henry Brewer — Elias W. Cady — John E. Cady — Hiland K. Clark — Lyman Congdon — William C. Coon — David Crocker, Jr. — Frederick S. Dumont — Edward S. Esty — Benjamin G. Ferris — Alexander Graham — Isaac Harris — Alvah Hurlburt — Robert H. S. Hyde — Benjamin Joy — Anson W. Knettles — Henry B. Lord — Ebenezer S. Marsh — Justice P. Pennoyer — Walter G. Smith — Nelson Stevens — Charles M. Titus — Silas R. Wickes — William Woodbury
	Tompkins County, 1900-1949: Milton D. Batty — Rexford R. Chatterton — Wesley Eastman — William F. George — William Haflin — B. Frank Lent — Thomas G. Miller — William Mitchell — W. Franklin Moore — J. Brownell Rogers — J. D. Ross — Joseph G. Roth — Giles M. Stoddard — Cornelius Sweet — Charles Thompson — Carl R. Wade — Francis M. Willis — William J. C. Wismar
	Tompkins County, 1950-1999: Mary Enders Copeland — Walter C. O'Connell

Caroline Centre: Charles J. Rounseville

Caroline Depot: Frederick E. Bates

Cayuga Heights: Frank L. Bolton — C. Tracey Stagg

Dryden: Jeremiah W. Dwight — John W. Dwight — Martha F. Ferger — Milo Goodrich — Theron Johnson — Judith Kelemen — George E. Monroe

Enfield Center: Dutton S. Peterson

Groton: Benn Conger — Anna W. Webster

Ithaca:

	Ithaca, 1800-1849: Charles Humphrey — D. D. Spencer — Henry S. Walbridge — Timothy S. Williams — David Woodcock
	Ithaca, 1850-1899: William L. Bostwick — Alonzo B. Cornell — Ezra Cornell — Stephen B. Cushing — Frank J. Enz — Edward S. Esty — Francis M. Finch — Samuel D. Halliday — Charles Evans Hughes — Jason P. Merrill — Cuthbert W. Pound — George W. Schuyler — John H. Selkreg — Frank E. Tibbetts — Henry S. Walbridge — Alfred Wells — Andrew D. White — Josiah B. Williams
	Ithaca, 1900-1949: Bradford Almy — Bert T. Baker — Frederick E. Bates — Herman Bergholtz — Julian P. Bretz — Joseph Campbell — Fordyce A. Cobb — Melvin G. Comfort — Daniel Crowley — Lee H. Daniels — Anna W. Egerton — William C. Elmendorf — Livingston Farrand — Herbert J. Fowler — William R. Gunderman — Morris S. Halliday — Riley H. Heath — Mary L. Hennessey — Randolph Horton — Fred B. Howe — Frank Irvine — Vladimir Karapetoff — Gertrude S. Martin — Minor McDaniels — George W. Miller — Ransford S. Miller — Joseph B. Myers — Mabel A. Needham — Jared T. Newman — Clarke S. Northrup — Samuel P. Orth — Robert C. Osburn — John E. Perry — Cuthbert W. Pound — John W. Preswick — John Reamer — James R. Robinson — Rodney G. Robinson — W. M. Sawdon — William M. Sawton — Jacob Gould Schurman — Stanley C. Shaw — Ernest Simmons — Elwyn S. Sloughter — Louis P. Smith — Edwin C. Stewart — Monroe M. Sweetland — Martin Tinker — Thomas Tree — Charles E. Treman — Andrew D. White — Mary B. Wood
	Ithaca, 1950-1999: Armand L. Adams — Elizabeth Albright — Jean Angell — Karin Asmus — John E. Burton — James J. Clynes, Jr. — Margaret L. Clynes — Constance E. Cook — Ivan E. Cook — Daniel Crowley — Catherine Fabbricatore — Hunna Johns — Gary A. Lee — Hugh S. MacNeil — Matthew F. McHugh — Benjamin Nichols — Sarah M. Pryor — John F. Ryan — Thomas D. Simpson — Ralph C. Smith — Peter Stein — Stuart W. Stein — Inez Tatascore — F. Clifton White — William B. Wilkinson
	Ithaca, 2000-2012: Michelle C. Berry — Constance E. Cook — Brian K. Hunt — Irene Stein

Ithaca, Seneca County (now Tompkins County): David Woodcock

Lansing: Richard B. Thaler

Ludlowville: Casper Fenner — Darius Hall — Fox Holden

McLean: Alpheus West

Newfield: Gerald F. Casbott — John Jessup

Trumansburg: Ray S. Ashbery — Henry D. Barto — Nicoll Halsey — Martin A. Luster — Albert H. Pierson

Trumansburg, Seneca County (now Tompkins County): Nicoll Halsey

See also New York areas not assigned to counties.

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