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The Political Graveyard: Hartford County, Conn.

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Hartford County
Connecticut

Politicians who died in Hartford County

Avon: Allen J. Holcomb, 1954 — Willis C. Chidsey, 1957 — Corinne R. Alsop, 1971

Bloomfield: Hezekiah Case, 1859 — Hiram B. Case, 1888 — Timothy E. Griswold, 1908 — William J. Gabb, 1911 — George H. Gabb, 1956 — William A. Wadhams, 1958 — Oliver D. Filley, 1965 — Everett C. Wadhams, 1991

Bristol: Jared W. Pardee, 1867 — George N. Minor, 1933 — Michael W. Bannan, 1964

Burlington: Adna N. Barnes, 1911 — Adrian R. Moses, 1917 — John A. Reeve, 1935 — John A. Backes, 1965

Canton: Uriel Holmes, 1827

East Hartford: William Pitkin, 1769

East Windsor: Asher Allen, 1825

East Windsor Hill, South Windsor: Lewis Sperry, 1922

Enfield: Jabez T. Taylor, 1872 — Horace L. Abbe, 1916

Farmington: John Treadwell, 1823 — Lemuel Whitman, 1841 — Adrian R. Wadsworth, 1941 — William P. Quish, 1959 — W. Sheffield Cowles, 1986

Glastonbury: Chester Ackley, 1882 — Raymond J. Devlin, 1986 — Adele B. Taylor, 1992

Granby: Jairus Case, 1874 — Edmund Holcomb, 1874 — Timothy W. Stanley, 1897 — Theodore M. Maltbie, 1915 — Alton F. Hayden, 1959 — William M. Maltbie, 1961

Hartford:

	Hartford, 1600-1649: George Wyllys, 1645
	Hartford, 1650-1699: William Leete, 1683
	Hartford, 1800-1849: Jeremiah Wadsworth, 1804 — Chauncey Goodrich, 1815 — Thomas Seymour, 1829 — John Russ, 1833 — Oran Gray Otis, 1836 — Jonathan Brace, 1837
	Hartford, 1850-1899: Daniel Pitkin, 1851 — William L. Storrs, 1861 — Joseph Trumbull, 1861 — Thomas S. Williams, 1861 — John A. Taintor, 1862 — William W. Ellsworth, 1868 — Thomas H. Seymour, 1868 — Charles Chapman, 1869 — Isaac Toucey, 1869 — Henry C. Deming, 1872 — Julius Levi Strong, 1872 — Eliphalet Bulkeley, 1872 — James Dixon, 1873 — Gideon Welles, 1878 — Francis Gillette, 1879 — Loren P. Waldo, 1881 — Elisha Hotchkiss, Jr., 1882 — Marshall Jewell, 1883 — Richard D. Hubbard, 1884 — Alpheus F. Snow, 1886 — Dwight W. Pardee, 1893 — Alvan P. Hyde, 1894 — Ezra Clark, 1896 — J. Hammond Trumbull, 1897 — William W. Eaton, 1898
	Hartford, 1900-1949: Henry Barnard, 1900 — Leveret Brainard, 1902 — William E. Simonds, 1903 — William Buel Franklin, 1903 — Nathaniel Shipman, 1906 — George G. Sumner, 1906 — George G. Sill, 1907 — George L. Lilley, 1909 — Almar F. Dickson, 1915 — George A. Sweetland, 1916 — John R. Buck, 1917 — Morgan G. Bulkeley, 1922 — Frank E. Blakeman, 1923 — Arthur E. Bidwell, 1924 — Charles Hopkins Clark, 1926 — Henry Roberts, 1929 — Holcomb N. Jones, 1929 — Norman C. Stevens, 1932 — John A. Pilgard, 1935 — Mary M. Hooker, 1939 — Henry A. Wolcott, 1941 — Cornelius A. Moylan, 1946
	Hartford, 1950-1999: Benjamin B. Merrill, 1951 — Ulderic E. Jodoin, 1953 — Frank K. Haines, 1954 — Albert C. Griswold, 1954 — Thomas J. Quish, 1954 — Edmund W. Courtney, 1955 — Herman P. Kopplemann, 1957 — Tracy E. Crouse, 1957 — Cyril Coleman, 1958 — Edmund P. Kellogg, 1959 — John H. Trumbull, 1961 — Ufa E. Guthrie, 1964 — Anson T. McCook, 1966 — Francis W. Cole, 1966 — William H. Dallas, 1971 — John M. Bailey, 1975 — Ella T. Grasso, 1981 — Mosher Joseph Blumenfeld, 1988 — Howard W. Alcorn, 1992
	Hartford, 2000-2023: Robert K. Killian, 2005

Manchester: Dudley Woodbridge, 1844 — Fred C. Tilden, 1943 — Frank G. Balkner, 1960 — Ella M. Quish, 1970

New Britain: Frederick T. Stanley, 1883 — George M. Landers, 1895 — Nathan W. Spaulding, 1903 — David Nelson Camp, 1916 — Albert F. Rockwell, 1925 — B. J. Monkiewicz, 1971 — Samuel S. Googel, 1988 — Lucien J. Maciora, 1993 — Anthony J. Tercyak, 2003 — Stanley J. Pac, 2012

Newington: John G. Stoddard, 1913 — John R. Stoddard, 1936 — Anson F. Keeler, 1943 — Richard P. Freeman, 1944 — Ephraim H. Cowles, 1951

Plainville: Adna Whiting, 1862 — Robert C. Usher, 1922

Rocky Hill: Rollin U. Tyler, 1948 — Cornelius Mulvihill, Jr., 1963

Simsbury: Noah Phelps, 1809 — Elisha Phelps, 1847 — Joseph W. Holcomb, 1928 — George P. McLean, 1932 — Sherman W. Eddy, 1952 — Annie E. Crouse, 1973 — Arline M. Bidwell, 2005 — N. Webster Holcomb

South Windsor: Erastus Wolcott, 1793

Southington: Josiah Cowles, 1793 — Walter S. Merrell, 1901 — Edwin P. Hotchkiss, 1914 — Marcus H. Holcomb, 1932 — Almond J. Cutting, 1942 — Eugene L. Richards, 1964 — Joseph A. DePaolo, 1965 — Stephen K. Elliott, 1990

Suffield: William S. Pinney, 1946 — Hugh M. Alcorn, 1955 — H. Meade Alcorn, Jr., 1992

West Hartford: William A. Purtell, 1978 — Joseph F. Ryter, 1978 — Marian Roberts, 1980 — Katherine T. Quinn, 1983

Wethersfield: Thomas Welles, 1660 — Stephen M. Mitchell, 1835 — James T. Pratt, 1887 — William J. Miller, 1950 — Alfred W. Hanmer, 1953 — Charles H. Hanmer, 1953 — William E. Hanmer, 1966

Windsor: Roger Wolcott, 1767 — Oliver Ellsworth, 1807 — Theodore Sill, 1853 — Daniel Chapin, 1878 — Edwin W. Kellogg, 1927 — Frank A. Hagarty, 1940 — Julia H. Tashjian, 2013

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