List of People From New Hampshire - Political/military Figures

Political/military Figures

  • Sherman Adams
  • Kelly Ayotte - native
  • William J. Baroody, Jr. – native
  • Josiah Bartlett
  • Timothy Bedel – native
  • Joseph Blanchard – native
  • Lewis Cass
  • Jonathan Chase
  • Salmon P. Chase – native
  • Wentworth Cheswell – native
  • Joseph Cilley (senator) – native
  • Joseph Cilley (state senator) – native
  • John Cutt
  • Henry Dearborn – native
  • Abraham Drake – native
  • Michael Durant – native
  • Nathaniel Folsom
  • Rene Gagnon – native
  • John Taylor Gilman
  • John Goffe
  • Ethel "Granny D" Haddock – native
  • Judd Gregg – native
  • Enoch Hale
  • Nathan Hale
  • Paul Hodes
  • John Langdon – native
  • Lyndon Larouche
  • John Lynch
  • Nathaniel Meserve – native
  • Jonathan Moulton – native
  • Moses Nichols
  • Frank Nesmith Parsons – native
  • Nathaniel Peabody
  • David Petraeus – summer resident
  • Benjamin Pierce (governor)
  • Franklin Pierce – native
  • Enoch Poor
  • Carol Shea-Porter – native
  • James Reed
  • George Reid – native
  • Alexander Scammel
  • Jeanne Shaheen
  • David Souter
  • John Stark – native
  • Thomas Stickney – native
  • Harlan F. Stone – native
  • John Sullivan – native
  • John H. Sununu
  • John E. Sununu
  • Katrina Swett
  • Dick Swett
  • Meldrim Thomson, Jr.
  • Matthew Thornton
  • George H. Wadleigh – native
  • John Wentworth (governor)
    • see also John Wentworth (disambiguation)
  • Daniel Webster – native
  • William Whipple
  • Isaac Wyman
  • Louis C. Wyman – native
  • Dawn Zimmer – native
  • Eugene F. Gober 69th Infantry Division Europe 2 Time Recipient Bronze Star - native

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