| | Bucks County (no city given):
William
Smith, 1751 —
Isaac
Van Horne, 1754 —
Benjamin
Bennet, 1764 —
Jonathan
Knight, 1787 —
Charles
Franklin Mitchell, 1806 —
Richard
Sopris, 1813 —
J.
R. Slack, 1818 —
Charles
Albright, 1830 —
Charles
Flowers, 1845 —
Henry
W. Watson, 1856 —
A.
Crozier Reeves, 1867 |
| | Bridgetown Mills:
Michael
Hutchinson Jenks, 1795 |
| | Bristol:
Thomas
C. Corrigan, Sr., 1938 |
| | Danboro:
Charles
D. McAvoy, 1878 |
| | Doylestown:
Amos
Walker Barber, 1861 |
| | Near Durham:
Elias
Deemer, 1838 |
| | Grenoble:
Joseph
Flack, 1894 |
| | Harrow:
Samuel
A. Smith, 1795 |
| | Mechanicsville:
Edward
B. Watson, 1894 |
| | Middletown Township:
Clarence
J. Buckman, 1879 |
| | Neshaminy:
John
Beatty, 1749 |
| | Near New Hope:
Samuel
D. Ingham, 1779 |
| | Newtown:
Henry
Chapman, 1804 —
Walter
C. Adams, Jr., 1936 |
| | Near Newtown:
Clarence
B. Buckman, 1851 |
| | Northampton Township:
Henry
Wynkoop, 1737 |
| | Penn Valley:
John
Milroy, 1776 —
Alexander
Irvin, 1800 |
| | Plumstead:
Samuel
Carey Bradshaw, 1809 |
| | Plumstead Township:
John
Conard, 1773 |
| | Quakertown:
James
B. Roberts, 1784 |
| | Near Quakertown:
Oliver
W. Frey, 1887 |
| | Riegelsville:
William
Chester Kerbaugh, 1858 |
| | Solebury Township:
John
Davis, 1788 |
| | Trevose:
Edward
G. Biester, Jr., 1931 |
| | Warminster:
Robert
Ramsey, 1780 —
William
C. Parry, 1849 |
| | Wrightstown:
John
Chapman, 1740 |
| | Yardley:
Robert
M. Yardley, 1850 |
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