| | Delaware County (no city given):
Weldon
B. Heyburn, 1852 —
Herbert
J. McGlinchey, 1904 |
| | Aston Township:
Isaac
D. Barnard, 1791 |
| | Bethel:
Powell
Clayton, 1833 —
Clarence
F. Manbeck, 1908 |
| | Booth's Corner:
P.
Warren Green, 1889 |
| | Cardington:
James
Wolfenden, 1889 |
| | Chester:
George
W. Roosevelt, 1844 —
John
J. McClure, 1886 —
Joseph
L. Eyre, 1905 —
James
H. Gorbey, 1920 —
Edwin
G. Holl, c.1921 |
| | Chester Township:
Samuel
Edwards, 1785 |
| | Near Chester:
Jacob
Richards, 1773 |
| | Concord Township:
John
Larkin, Jr., 1804 |
| | Concordville:
Weldon
B. Heyburn, 1903 |
| | Darby:
Jacob
S. Serrill, 1817 —
Robert
G. Tingle, 1957 |
| | Near Darby:
John
James Pearson, 1800 |
| | Eddystone:
Samuel
K. McConnell, Jr., 1901 |
| | Haverford:
Charles
Humphreys, 1714 —
W.
Thacher Longstreth, 1920 |
| | Haverford Township:
William
D. Jones, Jr., 1872 |
| | Ivy Mills:
John
Edwards, 1786 |
| | Lansdowne:
Joan
D. Aikens, 1928 |
| | Lower Chichester Township:
Albert
Dutton MacDade, 1871 |
| | Marcus Hook:
Curt
Weldon, 1947 |
| | Media:
John
M. Broomall III, 1878 |
| | Ridley:
Abraham
Robinson McIlvaine, 1804 |
| | Ridley Township:
John
Morton, 1724 |
| | St. Davids:
Richard
Helms, 1913 |
| | Secane:
Joe
Sestak, 1951 |
| | Upland:
Clarence
D. Bell, 1914 —
Michael
J. Matthews, 1934 |
| | Upper Chichester Township:
John
M. Broomall, 1816 |
| | Upper Darby:
Elizabeth
C. Amig, 1929 |
| | Villanova:
Charles
W. Thayer, 1910 |
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