New York 1811 Assembly, Madison County

Office:
Assembly (State)
Title:
Assemblyman
Jurisdiction:
State
Label:
New York 1811 Assembly, Madison County
Date:
1811
State:
New York
Type:
General
Iteration:
First Ballot
Office/Role:
Assembly/Assemblyman
Candidates:
Nathaniel Cole, Samuel H. Coon, Bennett Bicknell, Benjamin Pierce, Nehemiah Huntington, John D. Henry, Nicholas Fish, Jared Sanford, DeWitt Clinton, Casper M. Rouse, Mark Chale, Andrew P. Lord, Jessie Bumpus, Jr., Perry G. Childs, Samuel H. Cole
Candidates: Nathaniel Cole[1]Samuel H. Coon[2]Bennett Bicknell[3]Benjamin PierceNehemiah HuntingtonJohn D. HenryNicholas FishJared SanfordDeWitt ClintonCasper M. RouseMark ChaleAndrew P. LordJessie Bumpus, Jr.Perry G. ChildsSamuel H. Cole
Affiliation:RepublicanRepublicanRepublicanFederalistFederalistFederalistFederalist
Final Result: [4]131613061301115411531148554433321
Madison County[5][6][7]131613061301115411531148554433321
Town of Brookfield191191191141143145-------2-
Town of Cazenovia122122122134132134---------
Town of De Ruyter[8]969696646464---------
Town of Eaton[9][10]1771781739795931122----1
Town of Hamilton8381821201211202211-----
Town of Lebanon[11][12][13]2929291321321332211-----
Town of Lenox[14][15][16]133134134494949---------
Town of Madison[17]140140140102102102---------
Town of Nelson[18][19]787777117114115----333--
Town of Smithfield127118117132134126---------
Town of Sullivan140140140666767---------

Notes:

[1]Elected.
[2]Elected.
[3]Elected.
[4]Nicholas Fish and DeWitt Clinton were candidates for Lieutenant Governor. Jared Sanford and Casper M. Rouse were candidates for State Senate.
[5]Samuel H. Coon received 29 votes as Samuel H. Coun and 6 votes as Samuel Coon.
[6]Bennett Bicknell received 29 votes as Bennetts Bicknell.
[7]Nathaniel Cole received 1 vote as Nathaniel Coles.
[8]The Pilot lists Nehemiah Huntington with 96 votes, which appears to be an error.
[9]Samuel H. Coon received 2 votes as Samuel Coon.
[10]The Pilot lists Nehemiah Huntington with 94 votes.
[11]Samuel H. Coon received 29 votes as Samuel H. Coun.
[12]Bennett Bicknell received 29 votes as Bennetts Bicknell.
[13]The Columbian (New York, NY) lists Bennett Bicknell and Samuel H. Coon as not receiving any votes in Lebanon.
[14]Nathaniel Cole received 1 vote as Nathaniel Coles.
[15]Samuel H. Coon received 2 votes as Samuel Coon.
[16]The Pilot lists Nathaniel Cole with 134 votes, Bennett Bicknell with 135 votes and Samuel H. Coon with 134 votes, while The Columbian (New York, NY) of May 30 lists them with 132, 134 and 132 votes respectively.
[17]The Pilot lists Benjamin Pierce with 103 votes.
[18]Samuel H. Coon received 2 votes as Samuel Coon.
[19]The Pilot lists Nathaniel Cole with 77 votes.

References:

Original Election Returns.
The Pilot (Cazenovia, NY). May 15, 1811.
The Columbian (New York, NY). May 30, 1811.

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