Nehemiah Abbott

Nehemiah Abbott ( born March 29, 1804 in Sidney, Kennebec County, Maine; † July 26, 1877 in Belfast, Maine ) was an American politician.

Abbott studied law at the Litchfield Law School in Connecticut. After his admission to the bar in 1836, practiced as a lawyer Abbott in Calais, Maine. In 1839 he moved to Columbus, Mississippi, and continued his legal practice where he continued. In 1840 he returned to Maine and settled in Belfast in Waldo County down. In the years 1842, 1843 and 1845, Abbott was a member of the House of Representatives from Maine. He was elected as a Republican to the 35th Congress and represented there in the U.S. House of Representatives the state of Maine March 4, 1857 to March 3, 1859. Upon his deputies career Abbott was re- worked as a lawyer. 1865 and 1866 he was mayor of Belfast.

Waldo County, Maine Joseph Dane William Burleigh Rufus McIntire John Fairfield Nathan Clifford Joshua Herrick John Fairfield Scamman David Hammons (Maine) Elbridge Gerry (Maine) Moses Macdonald John M. Wood Daniel E. Somes John Noble Goodwin Lorenzo De Medici Sweat John Lynch (congressman) John H. Burleigh Thomas Brackett Reed Amos L. Allen Louis B. Goodall Simon M. Hamlin James C. Oliver Robert Hale (Maine politician) Peter A. Garland Stanley R. Tupper Peter Kyros David F. Emery Joseph E. Brennan Thomas Andrews (politician) James B. Longley, Jr. Tom Allen Chellie Pingree Ezekiel Whitman Mark Harris (Maine politician) Stephen Longfellow John Anderson (Maine) Francis Ormand Jonathan Smith Albert Smith (Maine) William P. Fessenden Asa Clapp Nathaniel Littlefield John Appleton Samuel Mayall John J. Perry Charles J. Gilman Charles W. Walton Sidney Perham Samuel P. Morrill William P. Frye Nelson Dingley, Jr. Charles E. Littlefield John P. Swasey Daniel J. McGillicuddy Wallace H. White, Jr. Donald B. Partridge Edward C. Moran, Jr. Margaret Chase Smith Charles P. Nelson (congressman) Frank M. Coffin William Hathaway William Cohen John Baldacci Mark Langdon Hill Ebenezer Herrick Joseph F. Wingate Edward Kavanagh Jeremiah Bailey Jonathan Cilley Edward Robinson (Maine politician) Benjamin Randall (Maine) Luther Severance Hiram Belcher John Otis (Maine) Robert Goodenow E. Wilder Farley Ebenezer Knowlton Ezra B. French Samuel C. Fessenden Edwin Flye Seth L. Milliken Samuel Wadsworth Gould Forrest Goodwin John E. Nelson (Maine) John G. Utterback Owen Brewster Frank Fellows (politician) William D. Williamson Joshua Cushman Peleg Sprague (Maine politician) George Evans (American politician) David Bronson Freeman H. Morse John D. McCrate Franklin Clark Rufus K. Goodenow Charles Andrews (Maine) Isaac Reed (Maine) Samuel P. Benson Anson Morrill John H. Rice Samuel F. Hersey Harris M. Plaisted Llewellyn Powers George W. Ladd Frank E. Guernsey Ira G. Hersey Donald F. Snow Enoch Lincoln James W. Ripley Cornelius Holland (politician) Moses Mason, Jr. Timothy J. Carter Virgil D. Parris Benjamin White (Maine politician) Cullen Sawtelle Ephraim K. Smart Israel Washburn, Jr. Stephen Coburn Frederick A. Pike Eugene Hale Leonard Jarvis Joseph Hall (Maine) Hugh J. Anderson Alfred Marshall (politician) Hannibal Hamlin James S. Wiley Charles Stetson Thomas J. D. Fuller Stephen Clark Foster (Maine) David Kidder Samuel Butman James Bates (Maine) Joseph C. Noyes Joshua A. Lowell Shepard Cary Hezekiah Williams Gorham Parks Elisha Hunt Allen
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