The Political Graveyard: Penobscot County, Maine

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Penobscot County
Maine

Politicians who lived in Penobscot County

Bangor:

	Bangor, 1820-1829: Gorham Parks
	Bangor, 1830-1839: Elisha H. Allen — J. Wingate Carr — Rufus Dwinel — Allen Gilman — Edward Kent — Jonathan P. Rogers — Charles Stetson
	Bangor, 1840-1849: William Abbott — Elisha H. Allen — Samuel H. Blake — Joseph Bryant — J. Wingate Carr — Jacob Drummond — Bradford Harlow — Charles Hayward — Edward Kent — W. H. Mills
	Bangor, 1850-1859: John Appleton — Joseph Bartlett — Hollis Bowman — Jonas Cutting — Elijah L. Hamlin — Joshua W. Hathaway — J. T. K. Hayward — Abner R. Hollowell — G. W. Ingersoll — Edward Kent — W. H. Mills — George W. Pickering — George P. Sewall — Isaiah Stetson — George M. Weston
	Bangor, 1860-1869: John Appleton — Gorham L. Boynton — Samuel H. Dale — Marcellus Emery — Samuel F. Hersey — G. W. Ingersoll — Charles D. Jameson — George K. Jewett — Augustus D. Manson — William H. McCrillis — John A. Peters — Amos M. Roberts — Charles W. Roberts — Isaiah Stetson — Samuel D. Thurston — Albert G. Wakefield
	Bangor, 1870-1879: John Appleton — Joseph P. Bass — Newell Blake — William H. Brown — Samuel H. Dale — Ebenezer T. Fox — Augustus Choate Hamlin — Hannibal Hamlin — William B. Hayford — F. M. Laughton — John A. Peters — Harris Merrill Plaisted — Henry E. Prentiss — John S. Ricker — A. M. Robinson, Jr. — Joseph S. Wheelwright
	Bangor, 1880-1889: John Appleton — Charles A. Boutelle — Charles F. Bragg — William H. Brown — Frederick A. Cummings — Samuel F. Humphrey — Edward B. Nealley — John A. Peters — Lysander Strickland — B. B. Thatcher — Joseph S. Wheelwright
	Bangor, 1890-1899: Flavius O. Beal — Edward H. Blake — Charles A. Boutelle — Arthur Chapin — William F. Curran — Frederic H. Parkhurst — Charles L. Snow — Joseph F. Snow — Isaiah K. Stetson
	Bangor, 1900-1909: Flavius O. Beal — Arthur Chapin — William F. Curran — Albert R. Day — William Engel — N. M. Jones — Frederic H. Parkhurst — William B. Peirce — F. Marion Simpson — John G. Utterback — Charles F. Woodard — John F. Woodman
	Bangor, 1910-1919: Arthur Chapin — William F. Curran — Albert R. Day — P. J. Feeney — Lawrence V. Jones — Charles W. Mullen — Alfred L. Murch — Cornelius J. O'Leary — Frederic H. Parkhurst — Winfield Scott Reed — Frank Robinson — F. Marion Simpson — Charles D. Stanford — Frederick H. Strickland — Charles F. Sweet — John G. Utterback — John F. Woodman
	Bangor, 1920-1929: Mark Alton Barwise — Julia E. Byrnes — Patrick J. Byrnes — Arthur Chapin — Charles D. Crosby — William F. Curran — Albert R. Day — Raymond Fellows — Patrick H. Gillen — Stephen B. McDonald — Charles W. Mullen — Mrs. James O'Connor — James G. O'Connor — Harry F. Rose — E. B. Sanger — F. Marion Simpson — Donald F. Snow — Charles D. Stanford — John G. Utterback — T. Herbert White — John Wilson — Jarvis B. Woods
	Bangor, 1930-1939: Mary F. Allen — Benjamin W. Blanchard — Julia E. Byrnes — Patrick J. Byrnes — William S. Cole — Sibyl Cram — Wingate F. Cram — Raymond Fellows — Thomas F. Gallagher — P. Frank Geagan — Marion E. Martin — John B. Merrill — Joseph T. Mullen — James W. Palmer — Frank A. Potter — Sylvia Ross — Harry M. Smith — Donald F. Snow — John G. Utterback — Norman E. Whitney — Charles S. Wilson — Frederick M. Woodman
	Bangor, 1940-1949: Merrill R. Bradford — Julia E. Byrnes — Patrick J. Byrnes — Ruth T. Clough — Wingate F. Cram — Mary L. Curran — Thomas N. Curran — Fernand Despins — A. E. Eveleth — Frank Fellows — Raymond Fellows — Patrick Gehegan — Robert N. Haskell — Katherine M. Hickson — Donald P. Hurlburt — William Maney — Marion E. Martin — Marie McLaughlin — John B. Merrill — Edward P. Murray — J. Fred O'Connell — Melissa J. O'Connell — Annie Quirk — Clarence C. Stetson — John E. Townsend
	Bangor, 1950-1959: James E. Coney — Raymond Fellows — John Flaherty — Ada M. Gleszer — Robert N. Haskell — Joseph Hickson — Marion E. Martin — John McLaughlin — Marie McLaughlin — Morris Pilot — James C. Totman — Gertrude F. Warren — Doris White
	Bangor, 1960-1969: Joyce Downie — Charles McEvoy — Samuel W. Philbrick — Abraham M. Rudman — Edward Stern — Randolph A. Weatherbee
	Bangor, 1970-1979: John E. Baldacci — William S. Cohen
	Bangor, 1980-1989: John E. Baldacci — Gene Carter — William S. Cohen
	Bangor, 1990-1999: John E. Baldacci — Gwethalyn M. Phillips — Paul L. Rudman
	Bangor, 2000-2009: Joseph M. Baldacci — Emily Miles — Roxanne Munksgaard — Cheryl Neale — Gwethalyn M. Phillips — Scott Ruffner

Bradley: D. Bruce King — Gloria H. Latno

Brewer: Charles Butera — Jim Donnelly — Ralph E. Graham — Hebron H. Hackett — Leon F. Higgins — Madelin Kiah — D. Bruce King — Walter J. Sargent — Charles H. Small

Charleston: Richard T. Dunning — John H. Howes

Corinna: Horace D. Ridlon

Corinth: Frank P. Morison — Harold W. Worthen

Dexter: Ralph Owen Brewster — William E. Brewster — Clarence H. Crosby — Freeman D. Dearth — Percy A. Hasty — Peter F. Plouff — Stanley Plummer — L. B. Waldron

Dixmont: David Bright — Louis I. Bussey — Samuel Butman

East Millinocket: James H. Mack — Michael H. Michaud — Wakine Tanous

Enfield: James Dudley

Exeter: George G. Grinnell — Francis W. Hill

Hampden: Willmore D. Ashley — Andre E. Cushing — Hannibal Hamlin — Roger G. Leonard

Hampden Highlands: Katherine M. Hickson

Hermon: Lois Bloomer — Howard B. Leathers

Holden: J. Manley Sweet

Howland: Fred York

Lagrange: H. A. Fowles

Lincoln: Edwin A. Lowell — George W. Thombs — George F. Way — Artemus Weatherbee

Mattawamkeag: Fay A. Burr

Milford: Edward P. Austin — Earl A. Dekin

Millinocket: Garfield J. Jones — Granville B. McMillan — John O'Connell — Frank W. Rush

Newport: C. Austin Barrett — Lewis O. Burrows — Minnette Cummings — Kenneth W. Fredette — Lewman B. Sloper — Lewman B. Soper — Joshua A. Tardy — Carl R. Weymouth

Old Town:

	Old Town, 1800-1899: M. M. Folsom — Herbert Gray — Eben T. Hartwell — George H. Hunt — Frederick W. Knowlton — Edgar B. Weeks — G. Gilmore Weld
	Old Town, 1900-1999: H. Franklin Bailey — Arthur J. Bradbury — Charles G. Davis — Ralph M. Davis — George R. Desjardin — John W. Gould — John H. Hickey — Alfred J. Keith — Frederick W. Knowlton — Florence M. Latno — Ralph E. Leonard — George P. Longley — Forest K. Moors — Cornelius Murphy — Frank W. Phelps — Ira E. Pinkham — Mrs. C. B. Porter — Charles W. Stephens — William H. Waterhouse — Edgar B. Weeks — G. Gilmore Weld
	Old Town, 2000-2012: James Varner

Orono: Ebenezer Allen — Keith Anderson — Mary Cathcart — Charles J. Dunn — Jim Martin — Llewelyn R. Michaud — Ralph L. Perkins — John Sealey, Jr. — Israel Washburn, Jr.

Orrington: Francis Carr — Donna Tibbetts

Patten: H. M. Cunningham — Halbert P. Gardner — Boyd N. Harrington — Burton W. Howe

Plymouth: George W. Getchell

Shin Pond: Zenus Harvey

Stetson: Louis Barker

Stillwater, Old Town: J. Frank Davis

West Enfield: Arthur Graham

See also Maine areas not assigned to counties.

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