| | Franklin County (no city given):
Conrad
Baker, 1817 |
| | Chambersburg:
Joseph
Kerr, 1765 —
George
Chambers, 1786 —
Thomas
H. Crawford, 1786 —
Joseph
Chambers McKibbin, 1824 —
Thomas
R. Bard, 1841 —
William
W. McIntire, 1850 —
King
Alexander, 1895 |
| | Near Chambersburg:
John
Rea, 1755 —
Frederick
Augustus Tritle, 1833 —
John
L. Bittinger, 1833 |
| | Concord:
Robert
M. Donnelly, 1845 |
| | Near Concord:
Alexander
Campbell, 1814 |
| | Dry Run:
P.
Emerson Taylor, 1871 |
| | Fannettsburg:
Frank
M. Alexander, 1874 |
| | Fayetteville:
P.
Stewart Heintzleman, 1880 —
Frank
B. Heintzleman, 1888 |
| | Fort Loudon:
William
S. Stenger, 1840 |
| | Green Village:
John
S. Bobbs, 1809 —
Thaddeus
M. Mahon, 1840 |
| | Greencastle:
Thomas
G. McCullough, 1785 —
Robert
McClelland, 1807 —
Samuel
F. Snively, 1859 —
Watson
R. Davidson, 1870 —
Henry
P. Fletcher, 1873 |
| | Near Greencastle:
David
Fullerton, 1772 —
Robert
Allison, 1777 —
David
Fullerton Robison, 1816 |
| | Hamilton:
William
Baker, 1813 |
| | Logan Township:
Samuel
Maclay, 1741 |
| | Lurgan Township:
William
Maclay, 1765 |
| | Mercersburg:
John
Findlay, 1766 —
William
Findlay, 1768 —
James
Findlay, 1770 —
James
A. McDonough, 1873 —
D.
Elmer Hawbaker, 1916 |
| | Near Mercersburg:
James
Buchanan, 1791 |
| | Orretown:
John
O. Bard, 1829 |
| | Roxbury:
William
C. Pomeroy, 1851 |
| | Near Roxbury:
Joseph
Pomeroy, 1804 |
| | Strasburg:
John
Alexander Ahl, 1813 |
| |
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