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Campbell County
Kentucky

Campbell County information:

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    Selected officials of Campbell County

    (not intended to be complete)

    Robert W. Nelson (County Attorney, 1869-73) James E. Murphy (Sheriff) P. Steven Pendery (County Judge-Executive)


    Politicians who were born in Campbell County


    Politicians who lived in Campbell County


    Politicians who died in Campbell County


    Cemeteries and Memorial Sites of Politicians in Campbell County


    St. Stephen's Cemetery
    Fort Thomas, Campbell County, Kentucky

    Politicians buried here:


    Grandview Cemetery
    Mentor, Campbell County, Kentucky

    Politicians buried here:


    Evergreen Cemetery
    (formerly Newport Cemetery)
    Southgate, Campbell County, Kentucky
    Founded 1847; approximate acreage: 300
    Location maps, from U.S. Census Tiger Map Server:

    Politicians buried here:


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