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Ulster County
New York

Politicians who were born in Ulster County


  Ulster County (no city given): John Blake, Jr., 1762 — Abraham Joseph Hasbrouck, 1773 — Westbrook Devine, 1822
  Boiceville: Millard Davis, 1883
  Crawford: Charles H. Winfield, 1822
  Eddyville: J. Edward Conway, 1902
  Ellenville: William E. Cleary, 1849 — Joseph Yale Resnick, 1924
  Glasco: Joseph Greusel, 1837
  Greenfield: Henry Harrison Hathorn, 1813
  Greenhill: Charles G. De Witt, 1789
  Greenville: Eliakim Sherrill, 1813
  Highland: Harcourt J. Pratt, 1866
  Kingston: Charles De Witt, 1727 — Lucas Elmendorf, 1758 — Barent Gardenier, c.1762 — Abraham Bruyn Hasbrouck, 1791 — John Van Buren, 1799 — George S. Hawkins, 1808 — Marius Schoonmaker, 1811 — John W. Champlin, 1831 — George J. Smith, 1859 — John N. Cordts, 1865 — Leonard C. Crouch, 1866 — Edmund W. Wakelee, 1869 — John T. Loughran, 1889 — Arthur S. Flemming, 1905 — W. E. 'Ned' Chilton, 1921 — Naomi Reice Buchwald, 1944
  Malden: John Bigelow, 1817 — Hervey Chittenden Calkin, 1828
  Marbletown: John Cantine, 1735 — Matthew Cantine, c.1737 — Peter Cantine, Jr., c.1747 — Moses I. Cantine, 1774 — Jacob Hasbrouck DeWitt, 1784
  Modena: John C. Brodhead, 1780
  Napanoch: De Witt Clinton, 1769
  New Paltz: Josiah Hasbrouck, 1755 — Jacob LeFever, 1830 — Frank J. LeFevre, 1874 — Jay LeFevre, 1893
  Olivebridge: Leon RisCassi, 1908
  Pleasant Valley: Thomas Russell Sherwood, 1827
  Rosendale: Nathan Keator, 1838 — Theron Preston Keator, 1850
  Saugerties: William F. Russell, 1812 — Francis D. Collins, 1841 — Charles Davis, 1853 — Charles E. Russell, 1868 — Jacob A. Livingston, c.1870 — Harold D. Clum, 1879
  Shamenkop: Thomas Sammons, 1762
  Shandaken: John W. Longyear, 1820
  Shandaken town: Davis Winne, 1818
  Shawangunk: Johannes Bruyn, 1750 — Charles D. Bruyn, 1784 — William Henry Stone, 1828
  Stone Ridge: William Lounsbery, 1831
  Wallkill, Orange County (now Ulster County): James W. Wilkin, 1762
  Wawarsing: Andrew De Witt Bruyn, 1790
   See also New York birthplaces not assigned to counties.

 

 


 
   
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