The Political Graveyard: Jefferson County, Ala.

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Jefferson County
Alabama

Politicians who lived in Jefferson County

Jefferson County (no city given): William H. Burr — Cecil M. Deason — Henry B. Gray — J. K. Jackson — A. D. McKinney — A. B. Powell — Lucy J. Wideman — J. S. Winters

Adamsville: Danny LaMunyon

Bessemer: Louise Alexander — Lee Bains — Jap W. Bryant — LaKeisha M. Chestnut — Velma Drawhorn — Grover Dunn — Priscilla Dunn — James A. Holliman — David Hood, Jr. — Jess Lanier — Joe F. Lewis — Bobbie Greene McDowell — John T. McEniry — Ben G. Perry — Henry W. Sweet — Cliff Walker

Birmingham:

	Birmingham, year not specified: Arthur Borders Foster
	Birmingham, 1870-1879: Goldsmith W. Hewitt
	Birmingham, 1880-1889: Albert Boyd — Goldsmith W. Hewitt — Lewis E. Parsons, Jr. — William M. Robertson — John H. Thomasson — Frank S. White — Joseph W. White — William Youngblood
	Birmingham, 1890-1899: Truman H. Aldrich — M. L. Fowlkes — W. C. Hanlon — A. A. Hartwell — A. O. Lane — John Gardner Murray — W. R. Pettiford — Oscar W. Underwood — William Vaughn — Frank S. White — William Youngblood
	Birmingham, 1900-1909: Truman H. Aldrich — Mortimer Martin Baldwin — Alex C. Birch — J. Rivers Carter — Braxton B. Comer — Daniel N. Cooper — James W. Hughes — Joseph F. Johnston — Frank H. Lathrop — Tracy Lay — U. G. Mason — Joseph H. Montgomery — John Gardner Murray — Erle Pettus — John A. Steele — Nenian L. Steele — Joseph O. Thompson — Oscar W. Underwood — William Vaughn — Frank S. White
	Birmingham, 1910-1919: Truman H. Aldrich — Charles J. Allison — Mortimer Martin Baldwin — E. W. Barret — J. G. Base — Alex C. Birch — Sydney J. Bowie — Walter Scott Brower — W. O. Broyles — Borden H. Burr — Edward Kernan Campbell — J. Rivers Carter — Braxton B. Comer — Ben Davis — J. C. Diffay — George Huddleston — William D. Jelks — Crawford Johnson — Frank H. Lathrop — U. G. Mason — H. E. McCormack — Erle Pettus — Charles E. Rice — George Tarrant — Oscar W. Underwood — Frank S. White
	Birmingham, 1920-1929: A. J. Abercrombie — Truman H. Aldrich — Mortimer Martin Baldwin — John G. Bass — Alex C. Birch — Hugo L. Black — Sydney J. Bowie — Mrs. Murray Brown — Watt T. Brown — Borden H. Burr — Braxton B. Comer — Donald Comer — Russell McWhorter Cunningham — George W. Darden — Samuel Dawson — J. C. Diffay — Edmund H. Dryer — Clifford J. Durr — Mary Echols — J. M. Hallman — Mrs. J. M. Hankins — Victor H. Hanson — George Huddleston — William D. Jelks — Forney Johnston — Thomas J. Kennamer — Frank H. Lathrop — Hugh A. Locke — Mrs. John D. McNeal — Walter Moore — Emmet O'Neal — Graham Perdue — Erle Pettus — Mrs. Charles J. Sharp — William E. Snead — Oscar W. Underwood — Frank S. White
	Birmingham, 1930-1939: Truman H. Aldrich — Frank Bainbridge — Mortimer Martin Baldwin — John G. Bass — Besie Beddow — Hugo L. Black — Dorothy V. Bush — Clifford J. Durr — William C. Fitts — George Huddleston — Pattie Ruffner Jacobs — Forney Johnston — J. M. Jones — Thomas J. Judge — T. K. Kennamer — Thomas J. Kennamer — Frank H. Lathrop — H. P. Lipscomb, Jr. — William L. Longshore — Guy A. Matlock — J. C. McNaron — Luther Patrick — Erle Pettus — J. E. Sims — Ross C. Smith — William E. Snead — Mrs. Willie Taylor — C. P. Theimonge — Pearle Wates
	Birmingham, 1940-1949: H. M. Abercrombie — Laurie C. Battle — Tom Beach — W. A. Berry — Albert Boutwell — Victor A. Burks — Dorothy V. Bush — Luther Darden Bynum — Howard G. Clark, Jr. — Bull Connor — Julius B. Cooper — Lawson Gambill — Ivy Gwin — G. W. Hanna — John W. Hayes — C. R. Holliman — Homer A. Jackson — William L. Longshore — Charles McNaron — John P. Newsome — Luther Patrick — Ben F. Ray — Charles R. Robinson — Roger Snyder — Claude O. Vardaman — Pearle Wates — Henry J. Willingham
	Birmingham, 1950-1959: Chester Austin — William C. Barber — Laurie C. Battle — Albert Boutwell — Victor Burk — Bryan Chancey — Bull Connor — Edwin M. Crawford — William E. Davis — Charles T. Emmett, Jr. — James M. Fullan, Jr. — W. Cooper Green — Robert W. Gwin — Glenn Hewitt — C. R. Holliman — George Huddleston, Jr. — Robert C. Humphrey, Jr. — James W. Morgan — Wyatt Owens — Luther Patrick — S. W. Smyer, Jr. — Claude O. Vardaman — Raymond Weeks
	Birmingham, 1960-1969: Clarence W. Allgood — Albert Boutwell — Thomas H. Brigham — William J. Cabaniss — Leland Childs — Bull Connor — Manuel N. Ferguson — Robert C. Gafford — Art Hanes, Sr. — Don L. Hawkins — C. R. Holliman — Homer A. Jackson, Jr. — Stanley Jones — William L. Longshore, Jr. — Harold F. Miller, Jr. — James W. Morgan — Ruth J. Owens — Marvin Prude — Mrs. Michael Putnam — John H. Schuler — George G. Seibels, Jr. — Mrs. Joseph Simpson — Mignon Comer Smith — Kay Thomas — Hall Thompson — Claude O. Vardaman — George Young
	Birmingham, 1970-1979: William M. Acker, Jr. — Edward S. Allen — Richard Arrington, Jr. — Pittman Bell — Albert Boutwell — John H. Buchanan, Jr. — William J. Cabaniss — Mrs. Sam Crawford — Charlotte Dominick — Carolyn Golden — Wilbur Hollins — Homer A. Jackson, Jr. — Seybourn H. Lynne — P. Graves Musgrove — Bentley Owens — Ruth J. Owens — George G. Seibels, Jr. — Arthur Shores — Albert L. Smith, Jr. — Frank Stacey — Mrs. Jesse Todd — David Vann — Leslie S. Wright, Jr. — George Young
	Birmingham, 1980-1989: Oscar W. Adams — Richard Arrington, Jr. — William J. Cabaniss — Ben Erdreich
	Birmingham, 1990-1999: Maryon Pittman Allen — Richard Arrington, Jr. — William J. Baxley — William A. Bell — Eddie Blakenship — Stewart Burkhalter — William J. Cabaniss — Helen J. Carter — Brian Clemmons — Carolyn Davis — Natalie Davis — Ben Erdreich — Earl F. Hilliard — John Hilliard — John D. Saxon — Carole Smitherman — Joe Turnham
	Birmingham, 2000-2009: Marie B. Agee — Katherine Baker — Tom Barnett — Louis Baxley — Chris Brown — Sallie Bryant — William J. Cabaniss — Holley Camp — Helen J. Carter — Jennifer Clarke — Linda F. Coleman — Merika Coleman — John N. Crenshaw — Artur Davis — Carolyn Davis — Lee Davis — Joe Domnanovich — Bill Eddleman — Ira Flax — Mark Gaines — Anne Glass — Patricia Henderson — Earl F. Hilliard, Jr. — Earl F. Hilliard — Fred Horn — Ted A. Hosp — Homer Jackson — Doug Jones — Joie E. Jones — Robert E. Jones, Jr. — Susan Kelley — Matt Lembke — Frank D. McPhillips — Pat Moore — Scott Myers — Barbara O'Neal — Gary E. Paddick — Giles G. Perkins — Terri A. Sewell — Rodger Smitherman — Shelia Smoot — Lee Styslinger — Christy Swaid — Swaid N. Swaid — Patricia Todd — Michael Vest — J. T. Waggoner — Edgar Welden — Jack Williams

Brighton: J. K. 'Jess' Edwards — E. B. McClain

Ensley (now part of Birmingham): Thomas J. Kennamer

Fairfield: Gladys T. Coleman — J. T. McLaughlin — G. P. Parham — Luther Patrick — C. J. Smithson

Homewood: E. Ray Acton — Dora Creed — H. C. Crelly — Albert Stapp — Elmer Gifford Walker

Hoover: Stephen Bryant — Bob Lochamy — Barbara McCollum — Walter Mims — Crayton Patterson — Tony Petelos — John H. Sellers

Hueytown: Hugh Boles — McKinley Cash

Irondale: Hubert Kilgore

Mt. Olive: Joe C. Ingram

Midfield: E. B. McClain

Mountain Brook: Samuel H. Burr — Phyllis Davis — Tom Davis — David W. Hamilton — Robert Vance — Charles F. Zukoski, Jr.

Mulga: Mrs. Emmett Eaton

Pinson: M. W. Bagby

Pleasant Grove: Bobby Humphreys

Pratt City: William R. Fairley

Trussville: John Amari — Bettye Fine Collins — Sally B. Rodgers

Vestavia Hills: Spencer T. Bachus III — Lee Schmitt

Warrior: G. N. 'Nat' Hamilton

Woodward: Frank E. Curtis

See also Alabama areas not assigned to counties.

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