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Orleans County
Vermont

Politicians who lived in Orleans County

	Albany: Elmer A. Andrus — John E. Chamberlain — Gilman W. Seaver
	Barton: Edwin Wayland Barron — George H. Blake — Wallace H. Gilpin — William W. Grout — Frank D. Thompson
	Barton Landing, Barton: Chauncey S. Skinner
	Brownington: Homer P. Leland
	Coventry: Henry Clay Cleveland — Joseph Souther Kidder — Aylmer R. Lawson — Charles O. Wright
	Craftsbury: Samuel C. Crafts — Horace F. Graham — Gilman W. Seaver
	Craftsbury Common, Craftsbury: Judy Bevans
	Derby: Stoddard Benham Bates — David M. Camp — Austin T. Foster — Josiah Grout — William Howe — Daria Mondesire
	Derby Line, Derby: Austin T. Foster — John G. Foster — T. Frank O'Rourke
	East Charleston, Charleston: John S. Sweeney
	Evansville, Brownington: Elisha Foster
	Glover: William S. Jenne — Wilbur F. Templeton
	Greensboro: George R. Davis — Henry S. Tolman
	Greensboro Bend, Greensboro: Alvah S. Clary
	Holland: Sidney R. Fletcher — Albert A. Rumery
	Irasburg: Joseph H. Cook — William H. Rand — Homer H. Somers
	Jay: W. Walter Lucier — Benjamin F. Paine
	Lowell: Edgar S. Coolidge — Milo Hines — Benjamin F. Paine
	Morgan: George Bartlett — William P. Leavens
	Newport:
	Newport, 1800-1899: Jasper C. Baker — Walter D. Crane — Patrick J. Farrell — Charles A. Prouty — John A. Prouty — Lucius Robinson    Newport, 1900-1999: Charles T. Bean — Harry Alonzo Black — Raymond Blake — John M. Bradley — Walter Henry Cleary — Flora J. Coutts — Curtis S. Emery — Aaron H. Grout — Josiah Grout — Edson S. Hope — Frank E. Miles — Mrs. Louis Needleman — Hubert S. Pierce — George H. Prouty — John A. Prouty — Willard R. Prouty — Winston L. Prouty — Winston R. Prouty — Mrs. Forrest W. Rice — Beatrice P. Schurman — Ona S. Searles
	North Craftsbury, Craftsbury: Nelson Bartlett Williams
	North Troy, Troy: John L. Lewis — Henry B. Parkhurst, Jr.
	Orleans, Barton: Orrin Willey Locke — Florence Taplin
	Salem (now Derby): David N. Gibb
	South Albany, Albany: William W. Williams
	Troy: Edwin F. Livingstone — William H. Rand — Gilman W. Seaver — Charles P. Stevens
	West Charleston, Charleston: Robert A. Gatchell
	West Glover, Glover: Robert W. Buchanan
	Westfield: William S. Trumpass — William A. Young
	Westmore: Horace Denison Beebe — Harry H. Gilman — Wendell Silsby
	See also Vermont areas not assigned to counties.

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