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U.S. Politicians who were born in Ontario

	Ontario (no city given):
	Ontario, year not specified: Daniel P. O'Neill — Thomas J. Gros — John H. McCallum — Herbert E. Lewis    Ontario, 1700-1799: Peter Van Every, 1795    Ontario, 1800-1899: Samuel L. Kilbourne, 1838 — Henry L. Loucks, 1846 — John Walsh, 1846 — William E. Magill, 1847 — Seth Bullock, 1847 — Samuel A. Cook, 1849 — W. D. Craig, 1849 — Edwin S. Conway, 1850 — Thomas J. Kelly, 1853 — Robert Attridge, 1854 — William Trumm, 1856 — Daniel P. O'Neill — Thomas J. Gros — Duncan A. Cameron, 1863 — Frederick C. Martindale, 1865 — John S. McDonald, 1865 — George B. Killmaster, 1865 — Jacob Falconer, 1869 — William A. Young, 1869 — Philip Downing, 1871 — John H. McCallum — Edward Evans, 1873 — John F. Baker, 1874 — Herbert E. Lewis — Thomas E. Johnson, 1883
	Ailsa Craig: Ezra S. Hall, 1860
	Alvinston: Angus I. Ward, 1893
	Amherstberg: Samuel Bastien, 1867
	Bar River: Roy Hollingsworth, 1889
	Blantyre: John Earl Paterson, 1885
	Blenheim: Alexander Huston, 1855
	Brampton: Robert G. Ferguson, 1858
	Brantford: Alexander Hughes, 1846
	Brooke Township, Lambton County: Alexander M. Stirton, 1872
	Bruce County: Lewis P. Coumans, 1859
	Brussels: Calvin A. Campbell, 1866 — Benjamin J. Ainlay, 1875
	Burford: Nicholas Irwin Lowthian, 1840
	Carleton County: M. J. Burke, c.1857
	Carlton County: James Cumming, 1861
	Chatham: Joseph H. Dickinson, 1855 — James Couzens, 1872 — Suzette A. Junglas, 1873 — Rupert Stephens, Sr., 1873 — Albert M. Doyle, 1892
	Near Chatham: Wilford L. Coffey, 1879
	Clandeboye: Richard H. Deadman, 1872
	Copetown: George Mortimer, 1867
	Cornwall: Jacob H. Gallinger, 1837
	Corunna: J. A. Hughes, 1861
	Near Deseronto: Thomas C. Brown, 1870
	Dundas: Robert Y. Ogg, 1860
	Durham: Alex A. Moodie, 1860
	Fergus: William A. Paterson, 1838
	Fingal: William Edwin Milligan, 1867
	Fitzroy: James C. Willson, 1833
	Flinton: Harold G. Bretherton, 1876
	Galt (now part of Cambridge): John D. Watts, 1895
	Grey County: Samuel J. Smith, 1859
	Near Guelph: Oswald West, 1873
	Hamilton: Joseph H. Millard, 1836 — James McMillan, 1838 — John W. Jackson, 1858
	Huron County: Humphrey S. Gray, 1869 — George M. Young, 1870
	Ingersoll: James T. McCleary, 1853 — Alfred Lucking, 1856 — John C. Guggisberg, c.1880
	Iona Station: John Kenneth Galbraith, 1908
	Jarvis: James W. McCarter, 1872
	Kincardine: John Duncan Kerr, 1880
	Kingston: Arthur F. Mullen, 1873 — Tom Kane, 1878
	Lindsay: James Joseph Harrington, 1868
	London: J. Edward Bland, 1866 — E. W. Fiske, 1874 — William H. Thorne, 1902
	Mt. Pleasant: William C. Tennant, 1850
	Mallorytown: James D. Brooker, 1863
	Mapleton: Peter R. Legg, 1859
	Markham: William Dawson, 1845
	Maxville: Violet McDougall Pollard, 1889
	Middlesex County: Harry J. Kane, 1860 — Gordon R. Campbell, 1870
	Morpeth: Sherman T. Handy, 1867
	Nappanee: Charles A. Brethen, 1896
	Newmarket: George A. Robinson, 1851
	Norfolk County: Robert Alward, 1844
	Northumberland County: Nelson Sharpe, 1858
	Norwood: Frank H. Cooney, 1872
	Oil Springs: George A. Sutherland, 1868
	Orillia: Duncan E. McKinlay, 1862
	Oshawa: George I. Cochran, 1863
	Ottawa: John M. Davy, 1835 — G. R. Denison, 1919
	Near Ottawa: Alfred Brown, 1836
	Otterville: Harwood E. Fish, 1875
	Oxford: William A. Johnston, 1848
	Oxford County: James K. Flood, 1846
	Palmerston: John J. Bell, 1864
	Peel County: Willis C. Silverthorn, 1838
	Pelham: William A. French, 1849
	Penetanguishene: James P. Mackenzie, 1855
	Peterborough: John D. Sullivan, 1862
	Phornburry: Will McGillivray, 1877
	Point Edward: David A. Fitzgibbon, 1873
	Port Hope: J. W. Seney, 1851
	Prince Edward County: Dan J. Gerow, 1864
	Rice Lake: William J. White, 1850
	St. Catherines: Matthew J. Fowler, 1879
	Near St. Thomas: James E. Murray, 1876
	Sarnia: George J. Laundy, 1864 — Laurie O. Telfer, 1893
	Sault Ste. Marie: James Dawson, 1879
	Sidney Crossing: Roscoe O. Bonisteel, 1888
	Silver Hill: John R. Gordon, 1851
	Simcoe: Flavius L. Brooke, 1858
	Stratford: Bartlett H. McMullen, 1856 — George M. Gaudy, 1864 — Charles A. Sauer, 1866
	Near Stratford: William D. Connor, 1864
	Strathroy: William W. Chalmers, 1861 — Fred Nicholson, 1904
	Thamesford: Robert J. Henderson, 1885
	Toronto: Eli W. Playter, 1819 — Civilion Fones, 1836 — O'Brien J. Atkinson, 1839 — Frank Bell, 1840 — Finlay Ross, c.1847 — Thomas T. Aldwell, 1868 — Ralph Harman Booth, 1873 — Hollister Jackson, 1875 — William Whitney Kitchen, 1875 — George Blakely, 1885 — Mary Pickford Rogers, 1892 — Frank C. Moore, 1896 — John C. Mackie, 1920 — Edna M. Battaglia, 1921 — John E. Havelock, 1932
	Near Toronto: Charles A. Randall, 1846
	Trenton: Albert E. Sharpe, 1860
	Union: Robert D. Graham, 1855
	Uxbridge: John M. Harris, 1861
	Walkerton: Matilda R. Wilson, 1883
	Waterloo: David H. Brake, 1864 — Alfred M. Fleischhauer, 1867 — George J. Hatfield, 1887
	Waterloo County: Aaron Amon, 1859
	Watford: Albert G. Rutherford, 1879
	Wellandport: Jacob M. Schwoob, 1874
	Wellington County: A. J. Wallace, c.1853
	Wentworth County: J. H. McNiven, 1878
	West Williams: Norman E. Mack, 1858 — George M. Clark, 1875
	Windsor: Hubert S. Amiot, 1876 — John B. Swainson, 1925
	Woodstock: Jeremiah E. Finch, 1829 — D. Wort, 1861
	Near Woodstock: Thomas Kearns, 1862

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