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Sumter County
Georgia

Politicians who lived in Sumter County

	Sumter County (no city given): Charles Burgamy — John Edward Ferguson, Sr. — Hollis Fort — Ernest Lee Gammage — Addison Edwin Hines — Algernon Freneau Hodges — Sherrard Horne — Reese Herbert Horton — Theron Dow Jennings — Thad Jones — Thomas French Mabry — Robert L. Maynard — William G. Pearlman — George W. Riley — Lionel Chambers Stukes II — Julian Simpson Suggs, Sr. — Thomas J. Young
	Americus:
	Americus, 1800-1899: Robert Cope Black — Philip Cook — Charles F. Crisp — Charles R. Crisp — Allen S. Cutts — D. A. Dudley — John B. Felder — Allen Fort — Hiram L. French — Timothy Mathews Furlow — Elbert Head — James Augustus Hixon — Perry H. Oliver — William Sirrine — Nathan Allen Smith — Thomas Clubb Sullivan    Americus, 1900-1999: Thomas Leonard Bell — Fred Pasco Bowen — Allen Chappell — Lee George Council — Charles R. Crisp — W. W. Dykes — John B. Felder — A. L. Felton — James Allen Fort — Thomas Chandler Gailey — Eugene Alston Hawkins — James Augustus Hixon — Henry Osborne Jones — John Ernest Logan — Matthew McCullar Lowrey — H. J. Martin — James Edward Mathis — William Harry McGowan, Jr. — F. P. Mitchell — Jack Murr — J. Frank Myers, Jr. — Stephen Pace — James Elmore Poole — John West Sheffield, Jr. — John Elza Sheppard — Russell Thomas, Jr. — Thomas Griffin Walker — B. W. Warren — Joseph Thomas Warren — Crawford Wheatley
	Leslie: W. T. Anderson
	Plains: Jimmy Carter — J. Earl Carter
	See also Georgia areas not assigned to counties.

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