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Born January 8, 1681 or January 8, 1682 • Cambridge • Massachusetts Bay Colony
Died August 31, 1757 • New Jersey
Title / Office governor (1747), New Jersey • governor (1730-1741), New Hampshire • governor (1730-1741), Massachusetts Bay Colony
Christine Todd Whitman
American politician
Warren Rudman
United States senator
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
president of United States
John Winthrop
John Winthrop
American colonial governor
Chris Christie
Chris Christie
American politician
Maggie Hassan
Maggie Hassan
United States senator
George B. McClellan
George B. McClellan
United States general
Francis Hopkinson
American lawyer, musician, and patriot
Bugsy Siegel
Bugsy Siegel
American gangster
John Sullivan
John Sullivan
American politician and officer
William Paterson
William Paterson
United States statesman
Witherspoon, John
John Witherspoon
American clergyman
Woodbury, Levi
Levi Woodbury
United States jurist
Endecott, detail of a portrait by an unknown artist, 17th century; in the State House, Boston
John Endecott
British colonial governor
William Livingston, etching by A. Rosenthal, 1888, after a painting by an unknown artist
William Livingston
United States statesman
Thomas Dudley
British colonial governor
Abraham Clark
American patriot
Langdon, John
John Langdon
American politician
Sir Edmund Andros
Sir Edmund Andros
English colonial official
Sir George Carteret, Baronet
British politician