The Political Graveyard: Burlington County, N.J.

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Burlington County
New Jersey

Politicians who lived in Burlington County

Burlington County (no city given):

	Burlington County, 1800-1849: Isaiah Adams — Joseph W. Allen — William Biddle — William R. Braddock — Garrit S. Cannon — John W. C. Evans — Edward French — James S. Hulme — John S. Irick — Benjamin Kemble — Clayton Lippincott — William G. Lippincott — William Malsbury — Thomas H. Richards — Joseph Satterthwait — Samuel Stockton — Edward Taylor — Stephen Willets
	Burlington County, 1850-1899: Robert Aaronson — Joseph P. Adams — Thomas C. Alcott — Joseph W. Allen — Benajah Antrim — Jarvis H. Bartlett — George B. Borton — William R. Braddock — William Brown — William H. Carter — John Cavileer — Samuel Coate — Charles Collins — William M. Collom — Townsend Cox — William Budd Deacon — Samuel A. Dobbins — William S. Embley — Ezra Evans — John W. Fennimore — Edward French — Levi French — William Garwood — Elisha Gaunt — Benjamin Gibbs — Jacob L. Githens — Charles J. Gordon — Charles Haines — John W. Haines — Charles E. Hendrickson — Israel W. Heulings — John M. Higbee — Mahlon Hutchinson — Allen Jones — Richard Jones — Charles S. Kemble — Samuel Keys — Joseph L. Lamb — John Larzalere — Charles G. Lathrop — Wallace Lippincott — William R. Lippincott — E. Budd Marter — Edward F. Mathews — John J. Maxwell — William P. McMichael — Charles Mickle — Samuel C. Middleton — Henry Moffett — Thomas L. Norcross — Howard E. Packer — William C. Parry — Abraham Perkins — Mitchell B. Perkins — Joseph W. Pharo — Daniel L. Platt — Theophilus I. Price — Caleb G. Ridgway — Joseph Satterthwait — Josephus Sooy, Jr. — William Sooy — Samuel Stockton — Jarett Stokes — Robert B. Stokes — Samuel Taylor — Edward T. Thompson — George W. Thompson — Barton F. Thorn — George B. Wills — George M. Wright
	Burlington County, 1900-1949: Nathan Haines — John G. Horner — Ridgway — Samuel K. Robbins — Thomas C. Shreve
	Burlington County, 1950-1999: Bennett E. Bozarth — Bernardo S. Doganiero — Henry S. Haines — Edward J. Hulse — James Logan, Jr. — Albert McCay — Joseph Pasquariello — John F. Vassallo, Jr.

Bordentown: Samuel W. Beldon — Evelyn Christenson — Edwin C. B. Clark — Alfred V. Colabella, Jr. — Francis Hopkinson — Henry J. Irick — Edward G. Koenig — Irmgard T. Lamont — Lewis M. Parker — G. B. Raymond — Samuel A. Ridgway — Harold B. Wells

Bordentown Township: H. James Saxton

Browns Mills: Ruby J. Dorough — Ann Marie Emmons — William S. Lang — Rita R. Mason

Burlington: Herman Belopolsky — Thomas H. Birch — Joseph Bloomfield — Ronald E. Bookbinder — Reginald Branch — Ida L. Castro — Herman T. Costello — Sarah Dowling — Charles P. Farner — Charles Fellner — Anthony T. Greski — E. Burd Grubb — George Gunn — Harold V. Holmes — Richard P. Hughes — Griffith W. Lewis — Joseph McIlvaine — Norman F. S. Russell — Darlene A. Scocca — William B. Vandegrift — Garret D. Wall — James W. Wall — Florence L. Wills

Burlington Township: Stephen M. George

Cinnaminson: Edward J. Hughes, Jr. — William Parry — Richard C. Strobel

Columbus: Sherryl Gordon

Delran: Alice Furia

Edgewater Park: Frederick C. Adams — Diane Allen — Claude N. Campbell — Thomas P. Foy — Beatrice Holley — Florence W. Jacoby — George de B. Keim — George deB. Klein — Norman F. S. Russell — Charles B. Yates

Fieldsboro: William I. Leonard, Jr.

Florence: Frank S. Absalom — William H. Absalom — John E. Dimon — Samuel O. Paglione — Charles R. Stout

Hainesport: Pearl M. Bridegum

Lumberton: Preston Taylor, Jr.

Mt. Holly: Priscilla B. Anderson — James J. Davis, Jr. — James M. Davis, Jr. — James Mercer Davis — Charles H. Folwell — Allen S. Hatcher — Craig Moffett — Barry T. Parker — Clifford R. Powell — H. James Saxton — James B. Smith — John L. N. Stratton — George Sykes — John C. Ten Eyck — Blanchard H. White — William H. Worrell

Mt. Laurel: Sarah Dowling — Michael Muller — Tracy L. Riley — Mark Sanchirico — Ralph A. Skowran

Maple Shade: George H. Barbour — Pamela N. Tighe — Claire Volpe

Marlton: Randy Brown — Charlotte Earnshaw — Raymond Mank

Medford: Elizabeth Cowperthwait — Harry L. Knight — Scott Rudder

Medford Lakes: John P. Schlicher — Leon E. Todd

Moorestown: Kevin E. Aberant — F. Wallis Armstrong, Jr. — Charles S. Boyer — Edwin B. Forsythe — George M. Hillman, Jr. — Robert R. Kane — Thomas N. McCarter, Jr. — W. Thomas McGann — Suzanne P. Miller — David F. Norcross — Raymond M. Pocino — Diane R. Quinton — J. Roland Rhodes — Emmor Roberts — Alice E. G. Sherman

Palmyra: Jack Casey

Pemberton: Howard Burr — Job H. Gaskill — David A. Patriarca

Rancocas: Joseph M. McCrane, Jr.

Riverside: Lester A. Drenk — Francis S. Grogan — Joan Plowman

Riverton: J. Gardner Crowell — Alma M. Evans — Mervil E. Haas — Florence W. Jacoby — Colleen Karr — Amanda E. Layton — Arthur W. Lewis — Frank A. Mathews, Jr.

Roebling: Michael Chanti — Eleanor M. Pall

Smithville: Hezekiah B. Smith — Gloria Soto — Meg Worthington

Vincentown: H. James Saxton — L. Midge Trainor

Westampton: Sidney Camp — Richard Locklear

Willingboro: Priscilla B. Anderson — Theresa D. Brown — Catherine A. Costa — Aubrey Fenton — Jacqueline A. Jennings — Jeffrey E. Ramsey — Thomas J. Stubblefield

Wrightstown: Edwin L. Davis

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