The Political Graveyard: Chester County, Pa.

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Chester County
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Politicians who lived in Chester County

Chester County (no city given):

	Chester County, 1700-1799: Patrick Anderson — Anthony Wayne
	Chester County, 1800-1899: Joseph Bailey — Henry S. Evans — James B. Everhart — Abram D. Harlan — John W. Hickman — S. H. Hoopes — Samuel D. Hunter — Levi B. Kaler — Joseph C. Keech — Wayne MacVeagh — John H. Marshall — Jesse Matlack — Robert L. McClellan — William W. McConnell — Daniel F. Moore — S. E. Nivin — Thomas J. Philips — John T. Potts — John W. Pratt — Levi Prizer — H. Frank Ralston — John B. Randall — John A. Reynolds — William P. Snyder — J. Williams Thorne — Benjamin Vandever
	Chester County, 1900-1999: William H. Ashton — Earl M. Baker — Jean B. Darlington — John Gyger — Thomas P. Harney — J. Frank E. Hause — Clarence A. Kulp — Thomas Lack — Franklin March — Ira D. McCord — Thomas R. McDowell — William H. Mitman — Sigurd Overgaard — John W. Pratt — H. Frank Ralston — John B. Randall — Michael J. Reach — Granville L. Rettew — C. Timothy Slack — William P. Snyder — Oscar E. Thomson — Joseph P. Ujobai — John H. Ware III — Janet Payne Whitney — W. Butler Windle

Berwyn: Michael Broadhurst — Deborah Dooling — Christopher A. Lewis — Eugenia C. Madeira — James C. N. Paul — Washington I. Smith

Birmingham: Edward Darlington

Near Charlestown: James B. Roberts

Chester Springs: Jim Gerlach

Coatesville: Albert R. Bergstrom — George L. Gordon — William G. Gordon — George H. Handwork — Samuel F. Heffner — Walter A. Herley — Abram F. Huston — William H. Moore — S. Horace Scott — Richard Scully, Jr. — B. F. Speakman — Albert H. Swing — W. A. P. Thompson — Jacob H. Wagner

Cochranville: John Alexander Morrison

Devon: Thomas S. Gates, Jr. — George Wharton Pepper — Edith Wood Powell — Henry M. Warren

Downingtown: Paul B. Dague — S. Cecelia Dougherty — Jim Gerlach — Susan R. Gregson — Ellen Ann Roberts — Leon J. Staciokas

East Downingtown: Frank P. Miller

East Goshen Township: George R. Camp

East Nantmeal: Teri Mosteller

Elverson: Earl K. Witwer

Exton: Kathi Cozzone — Andrew E. Dinniman

Kenilworth: Francis M. Wampler

Kennett Square: John Cuncannon — C. Gilbert Hazlett — Leonard Pevar — Joseph R. Pitts — George B. Scarlett — Marion C. Staves

Kimberton: Theodore W. Bye

Lincoln University: Sandra Taylor

Lionville: Joseph Morris

Malvern: Constance D. Braendel — Joseph Richard Fink — Tracy Ann Stewart — Dan Wofford

Marsh: Harry Hause

New London: John W. Cuningham — Jesse C. Dickey

Nottingham: Charles S. Whitson

Oxford: Bertha Pollock Howes — J. Denny Moore — David Rothman

Paoli: Joshua Evans, Jr. — Lucetta P. Kennedy — John O. Platt

Parker Ford: John Hiester

Parkesburg: Horace A. Beale — Horace A. Beale, Jr. — Stephannie Beemer

Phoenixville: H. H. Gilkyson — Jerome A. Hartman — Albert R. Hoffman — Francis A. Maile — Isaac E. Miller — C. M. Mower — Lois Murphy — Robert W. Pechin — John Stauffer — Arthur H. Tompkins

Schuylkill Township: B. Franklin Fisher

Spring City: Iva K. Yeager

Thorndale: Gunard O. Carlson

Unionville: John B. Hannum III

West Chester:

	West Chester, 1800-1849: Isaac D. Barnard — William Darlington — Francis James
	West Chester, 1850-1899: Smedley Darlington — William Darlington — E. C. Evans — Joseph J. Lewis — Robert E. Monaghan — C. Westley Talbot — Washington Townsend — Marshall S. Way
	West Chester, 1900-1949: George J. Brinton — Janet K. Browne — Thomas S. Butler — William Butler — William H. Clark — Henry P. Corcoran — Richard Darlington — George S. Dewees — T. Lawrence Eyre — Robert S. Gawthrop — John J. Gheen — Ernest Harvey — Fred Heed — John Hemphill — Archibald M. Holding — Hermann G. Hutt — Plummer E. Jefferis — John P. Kinley — J. Paul MacElree — Mary A. C. Moran — Martha S. Passmore — Robert E. Pattison, Jr. — Charles H. Pennypacker — Alfred P. Reid — Norris B. Slack — Ashton B. T. Smith — John Thorp — Channing Way
	West Chester, 1950-1999: Charles Andress — Alice Chambers — J. Herbert Chambers — Thomas A. Chambers — Barbara E. Cooper — Gibbons G. Cornwell — Clifford E. Debaptiste — Henry V. DeHaven — Louise M. John — Charles E. Lucas, Jr. — Craig J. Milliken — Wlliam H. Murray III — George I. Oakes — Francis J. O'Brien — G. Robert Watkins — Mrs. E. C. Wilson
	West Chester, 2000-2012: Carol Aichele — Joseph Brion — Barbara E. Cooper — Clifford E. Debaptiste — Terence Ferrell — Frank McElwaine — James McErlane — Richard Yoder

West Goshen Township: Bob Thompson

West Grove: P. J. Lynch — Robert F. Turner

Whitford: J. Thomas Preston

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