The Political Graveyard: Kenton County, Ky.

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Kenton County
Kentucky

Politicians who lived in Kenton County

Kenton County (no city given): D. P. Buckner

Covington:

	Covington, 1820-1829: Mortimer M. Benton — William Wright Southgate
	Covington, 1830-1839: Mortimer M. Benton — John A. Goodson — Moses V. Grant — Cassius B. Sandford — William Wright Southgate
	Covington, 1840-1849: Bushrod W. Foley — John A. Goodson — James T. Morehead — Cassius B. Sandford — John W. Stevenson
	Covington, 1850-1859: Robert A. Athey — Bushrod W. Foley — John A. Goodson — Cassius B. Sandford — John W. Stevenson
	Covington, 1860-1869: Robert A. Athey — Leander Evans Baker — Hamilton Cummings — Bushrod W. Foley — John A. Goodson — Cassius B. Sandford — Green C. Smith — John W. Stevenson — Abner Williams
	Covington, 1870-1879: Robert A. Athey — Leander Evans Baker — John G. Carlisle — Winfield S. Holden — John W. Stevenson
	Covington, 1880-1889: Robert A. Athey — John G. Carlisle — David N. Comingore — John P. Ernst — J. E. Hamilton — Winfield S. Holden — John W. Stevenson
	Covington, 1890-1899: Robert A. Athey — Richard P. Ernst — W. McD. Shaw — James T. Thomas
	Covington, 1900-1909: George T. Beach — John J. Craig — Richard P. Ernst — W. A. Gaines — Maurice L. Galvin — Daniel Linn Gooch — William A. Johnson — Joseph L. Rhinock
	Covington, 1910-1919: George T. Beach — John J. Craig — Richard P. Ernst — Maurice L. Galvin — Justus Goebel — George E. Philipps — Orie S. Ware
	Covington, 1920-1929: Samuel W. Adams — Anna Campbell — John J. Craig — Thomas F. Donnelly — Richard P. Ernst — Maurice L. Galvin — Henry A. Knollmann — John T. Murphy — J. Lincoln Newhall — Daniel A. O'Donovan — George E. Philipps — Joseph F. Pieper — S. D. Rouse — Orie S. Ware
	Covington, 1930-1939: Samuel W. Adams — William Beuttel, Jr. — Rodney G. Bryson — Edward A. Cassidy — Frank B. Decker — Thomas F. Donnelly — Maurice L. Galvin — G. A. Hickman — Albert R. Keller — Henry A. Knollmann — Polk Laffoon — Thomas M. Logan — John T. Murphy — R. S. 'Doc' Payne — Joseph F. Pieper — R. C. Simmons — T. Monroe Swindler — John J. Thobe — C. B. Truesdell — Orie S. Ware
	Covington, 1940-1949: William Beuttel, Jr. — Rodney G. Bryson — Robert E. Culbertson — Catherine Donovan — Thomas P. Fitzpatrick — Reynold H. Jobert — Mrs. Paul Jonas — Henry A. Knollmann — Marion W. Moore — Ralph P. Rich — William F. Rolfes — John E. Shepard — John J. Thobe — John J. Walsh — Orie S. Ware — Al Whitehouse — William Wilson
	Covington, 1950-1959: William Beuttel, Jr. — Bernard J. Brungs — Joseph B. Clingner — Vernon Cottengim — J. W. Cupp — Herman H. Dorning — Bernard F. Eichholz — Thomas P. Fitzpatrick — Julius Giancola — Ralph B. Grieme — Tate Hageman — Claude E. Hensley — Robert M. Hofstetter — Allie Lee Jackson — Henry A. Knollmann — Howard Marshall — Thomas E. McGill — John J. Moloney — M. C. Northcutt — William F. Rolfes — Harry W. Schneider — Sylvester J. Wagner
	Covington, 1960-1969: William Beuttel, Jr. — Wilton B. Cupp — Bernard F. Eichholz — Claude E. Hensley — John J. Moloney — Otwell Rankin — Jake Rauch — Don Riesenberg — Paul H. Somme
	Covington, 1970-1979: Vera Angel — Carl A. Bowman — Fifi Taft Clay — Herb Cooke — Gary Dirheimer — Ralph B. Grieme, Jr. — Bernard A. Grimm — Claude E. Hensley — John J. Isler — Wayne Lunsford — Clyde Middleton — Bernard J. Moorman — Randolph Railey — Foster Raper — Don Riesenberg — Gus Sheehan, Jr. — Eddie Thompson, Jr. — George Wemerling — Edward J. Winterberg
	Covington, 1980-1989: Tom Beehan — Denny Bowman — Carol Mang — Bernard J. Moorman — Art Parrett — Ron Turner
	Covington, 1990-1999: Denny Bowman — Butch Callery — Bernard J. Moorman
	Covington, 2000-2009: Denny Bowman — Butch Callery — Jim Eggemeier — Jeffrey M. Fletcher — M. Fuson — Bernard J. Moorman — Ray Murphy — Sara L. Sidebottom

Crescent Springs: Tate Hageman — John D. Westwood

Crestview Hills: Sara L. Sidebottom

Edgewood: Paul H. Royster — George E. Weidner

Erlanger: Graham Scott Billingsley — Bishop — Leo Brun — M. Kathy Cahill — Maurice A. Dailey — Frank W. Dehner — James E. Ellis — Claude E. Hallsman — Robert C. Hoffman — B. Howard — George Jones — Scott Kimmich — Mrs. G. W. Kingsbury — Austin Mann — Carl Osborne — Marc T. Otto, Sr. — O. K. Price — Raymond E. Price, Jr. — Otwell Rankin — Arthur B. Rouse — Orville G. Sorrell — John Alton Stephenson — Fred H. Thomas

Fort Mitchell: Richard T. Combs — Geoff Davis — Louis DeFalaise — Milly H. Diehl — Kimberly L. Glenn — Lanny R. Holbrook — Shirley A. Huelsmann — William B. Jolley — James C. Kiger — Phillip E. King — Robert Sanders — Greg Shumate

Fort Wright: Jim Bunning — Garry L. Edmondson — Joseph L. Summe — Alecia Webb-Edgington

Independence: Jack Crout — Howard Stephens

Lakeside Park: Kenneth F. Harper — Richard L. Roeding

Ludlow: Emmett H. Daugherty — Elmer C. Dietz — Buddy L. Waite

Morning View: Phillip G. Webb

Park Hills: Hugh Davis — Edwin E. Freshney — Michael J. Hammons — Earl R. Hicks, Jr. — Peter J. Kappas — Marion W. Moore — Charles H. Schaffner — Al Whitehouse

South Fort Mitchell (now part of Fort Mitchell): Robert E. Culbertson — G. W. Kingsbury, Jr. — Emmalyn F. Klosterman — James A. Quill

Taylor Mill: James T. Pierson

Villa Hills: Bradley Burtner — Barry G. Caldwell

See also Kentucky areas not assigned to counties.

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