| | Lancaster County (no city
given): |
| | |
| | Adamstown:
George
C. Bollman —
Carl
B. Musselman |
| | Akron:
Harry
W. Mason |
| | Christiana:
Christine
W. Ammon —
Joseph
D. Pownall —
Isaac
W. Slokom |
| | Churchtown:
Edward
Davies —
Robert
Jenkins |
| | Columbia: |
| | |
| | Denver:
Guy
K. Bard —
Lawrence
R. Bergstresser |
| | Derry:
George
H. McWherter —
James
L. McWherter |
| | East Donegal Township:
Horace
L. Haldeman |
| | East Petersburg:
Robert
S. Walker |
| | Elizabethtown:
Lois
K. Herr |
| | Ephrata:
Guy
K. Bard —
Robert
L. Bensing —
Christian
E. Eaby —
David
R. Eaby —
George
Hibshman —
J.
Harry Hibshman —
Jacob
Hibshman —
John
F. Mentzer |
| | Furniss:
John
A. McSparran |
| | Gap:
Amos
S. Hess |
| | Intercourse:
Walter
F. Mylin |
| | Kirkwood:
Nicole
Quinn —
Lewis
E. Shoemaker |
| | Lancaster: |
| |
| | Lancaster, 1740-1749:
Thomas
Cookson —
John
Dehuff |
| | Lancaster, 1750-1759:
Samuel
Boude —
John
Hopson —
Adam
Simon Kuhn —
Edward
Shippen |
| | Lancaster, 1760-1769:
James
Bickham —
Samuel
Boude —
William
Bowman —
James
Burd —
John
Hopson —
Michael
Hubley —
James
Ralffe |
| | Lancaster, 1770-1779:
William
Atlee —
William
Bausman —
Henry
Dehuff |
| | Lancaster, 1780-1789:
Henry
Dehuff —
Henry
Dering —
Edward
Hand —
William
Parr —
Jacob
Reigart —
Paul
Zantzinger |
| | Lancaster, 1790-1799:
Edward
Hand —
John
Miller —
Adam
Reigart —
Paul
Zantzinger |
| | Lancaster, 1800-1809:
John
Eberman —
John
Light —
John
Messenkop —
William
Reichenback —
Adam
Reigart —
Frederick
Steinman |
| | Lancaster, 1810-1819:
Samuel
Carpenter —
John
Passmore —
Adam
Reigart |
| | Lancaster, 1820-1829:
James
Buchanan —
Samuel
Carpenter —
Nathaniel
Lightner —
John
Passmore |
| | Lancaster, 1830-1839:
James
Buchanan —
Nathaniel
Lightner —
John
Mathiot —
Emanuel
C. Reigart |
| | Lancaster, 1840-1849:
Michael
Carpenter —
John
A. Hiestand —
John
Mathiot —
Thaddeus
Stevens |
| | Lancaster, 1850-1859:
Jacob
Alrights —
Thomas
H. Burrowes —
Michael
Carpenter —
Joseph
W. Fisher —
John
A. Hiestand —
Christian
Kieffer —
George
Sanderson —
Thaddeus
Stevens —
John
Zimmerman |
| | Lancaster, 1860-1869:
William
Atlee —
Oliver
James Dickey —
Joseph
W. Fisher —
John
A. Hiestand —
Frank
B. McClain —
George
Sanderson —
Thaddeus
Stevens —
H.
B. Swarr |
| | Lancaster, 1870-1879:
William
Atlee —
J.
Hay Brown —
Joseph
W. Fisher —
John
A. Hiestand —
John
MacGonigle —
Frank
B. McClain —
Fredrick
Pyfer —
A.
Herr Smith —
William
Stauffer —
Jacob
L. Steinmetz —
Thomas
A. Wiley |
| | Lancaster, 1880-1889:
J.
Hay Brown —
F.
A. Diffenderfer —
Edward
Edgerly —
Lewis
S. Hartman —
John
A. Hiestand —
John
MacGonigle —
Frank
B. McClain —
William
Morton —
David
Rosenmiller |
| | Lancaster, 1890-1899:
Marriott
Brosius —
J.
Hay Brown —
Robert
Clark —
Edward
Edgerly —
John
A. Hiestand —
Frank
B. McClain —
Simon
Shissler —
Edwin
Smeltz |
| | Lancaster, 1900-1909:
Marriott
Brosius —
J.
Hay Brown —
Chester
Cummings —
William
W. Griest —
E.
S. Hoover —
William
H. Keller —
John
Piersol McCaskey —
Frank
B. McClain —
Henry
Muhlenberg —
Simon
Shissler —
J.
Gust Zook |
| | Lancaster, 1910-1919:
Frances
B. Atlee —
J.
Hay Brown —
P.
Edward Clark —
B.
F. Davis —
J.
W. Eckenrode —
William
W. Griest —
Charles
F. Hager —
William
H. Keller —
John
Piersol McCaskey —
Frank
B. McClain —
Bernard
J. Myers —
Louis
N. Spencer —
Harry
L. Trout |
| | Lancaster, 1920-1929:
Frances
B. Atlee —
Guy
K. Bard —
John
W. B. Bausman —
J.
Hay Brown —
Ralph
W. Cummings —
Frederick
T. F. Dumont —
Ralph
W. Eby —
M.
R. Evans —
William
W. Griest —
Frank
G. Hartman —
Eleanor
Swift Howell —
M.
Edna Hurst —
Horace
E. Kennedy —
J.
Roland Kinzer —
Nancy
K. Long —
Austin
E. McCollough —
T.
Warren Metzger —
Frank
C. Musser —
James
H. Ross —
W.
Clyde Shissler —
Charles
F. Stauffer —
Harry
L. Trout |
| | Lancaster, 1930-1939:
Frances
B. Atlee —
J.
Hay Brown —
Dale
E. Cary —
Frederick
T. F. Dumont —
J.
Roland Kinzer —
T.
Warren Metzger —
Frank
C. Musser —
James
H. Ross —
J.
Hale Steinman |
| | Lancaster, 1940-1949:
H.
Clay Burkholder —
Dale
E. Cary —
Walter
M. Dunlap —
Ruth
Grigg Horting —
J.
Roland Kinzer —
Austin
E. McCollough, Jr. —
Paul
A. Mueller —
Jacob
A. Sheaffer —
Daniel
B. Strickler |
| | Lancaster, 1950-1959:
Howard
Bare —
Kendig
C. Bare —
W.
Hensel Brown —
H.
Clay Burkholder —
Dale
E. Cary —
George
C. Delp —
Lester
B. Fiester —
Esther
G. Holder —
Ruth
Grigg Horting —
Irene
E. Lupold —
Thomas
J. Monaghan |
| | Lancaster, 1960-1969:
George
B. Coe —
G.
Graybill Diehm —
Thomas
M. Dougherty —
Ruth
H. Grigg —
Thomas
J. Monaghan —
George
C. Winterling |
| | Lancaster, 1970-1979:
Wilberta
M. Hardy —
Barbara
Mitchell —
Thomas
J. Monaghan —
Richard
W. Musser —
Richard
M. Scott —
Richard
A. Snyder —
Robert
C. Wheeling, Jr. —
Albert
B. Wohlsen, Jr. |
| | Lancaster, 1980-1989:
Arthur
E. Morris —
Albert
B. Wohlsen, Jr. |
| | Lancaster, 1990-1999:
Carlton
DeBord, Jr. —
Arthur
E. Morris —
Charlie
Smithgall —
Janice
C. Stork |
| | Lancaster, 2000-2009:
Carlton
DeBord, Jr. —
Gail
Gray —
Rick
Gray —
Luis
A. Mendoza —
Joseph
R. Pitts —
Ed
Ruoff —
Gregory
A. Sahd —
Charlie
Smithgall —
Janet
Spleen —
Michael
Sturla |
| | Lancaster, 2010-2012:
Rick
Gray |
|
| | Landisville:
David
Dumeyer —
June
N. Honaman |
| | Leola:
Keith
Greiner |
| | Lititz:
G.
Graybill Diehm —
Henry
J. Pierson —
Joan
B. Stiefvater |
| | Marietta:
Henry
B. Cassel —
Ben
Donahower —
Charles
A. Grady —
B.
Frank Hiestand —
Edwin
Reimhold |
| | Maytown:
Michael
R. Hoffman |
| | Millersville:
Lottie
S. Gordinier —
H.
Edgar Shertz |
| | Mount Joy:
Oscar
M. Donaven —
Dale
Murray —
Henry
C. Schock |
| | Narvon:
Gordon
Denlinger |
| | New Holland:
Eli
Hess |
| | Paradise:
I.
N. Diller |
| | Pequea:
Thomas
G. Henderson |
| | Pleasant Grove:
Silas
S. Herr |
| | Quarryville:
Albert
H. Fritz —
George
W. Hensel, Jr. —
John
A. Myers |
| | Rohrerstown:
Gertrude
F. Stauffer —
Sarah
Ann Stauffer |
| | Rothsville:
J.
G. Usner |
| | Strasburg:
Frederick
L. Homsher —
John
G. Homsher —
Carol
E. Hunt —
Mary
H. Ranck —
Marilyn
Ware |
| | Terre Hill:
Ivan
E. Newpher |
| | Washington Boro:
Isabelle
R. Rudisill |
| | West Earl:
Jacob
Wolf |
| |
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