The Political Graveyard: Westmoreland County, Pa.

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Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania

Politicians who lived in Westmoreland County

Westmoreland County (no city given):

Westmoreland County, 1800-1899: Henry Allshouse — John H. Brown — Samuel L. Carpenter — James C. Clarke — Frank B. Hargrave — John Hill — John Hugus — A. B. Hunter — B. O. Keefer — W. J. K. Kline — John Klingensmith, Jr. — J. F. Kreps — James H. Lafferty — Harrison P. Laird — John Latta — E. C. Leighty — N. M. Marker — James S. Marshall — George McCormick — Thompson McLean — Albert H. Mechesney — Samuel D. Murphy — H. B. Piper — John C. Plumer — W. N. Porter — Jacob M. Wise

Westmoreland County, 1900-1999: Carl M. Anderson — William L. Batten — Frank K. Cochran — Charles D. Copeland — William T. Dom — Joseph B. Heister — William C. Henderson, Jr. — Richard J. Hunger — Joseph J. Juhasz — William C. Knox — Allen G. Kukovich — John E. Kunkle — Elmer E. McAdoo — Edmund J. McDonald — William F. Morrison — Eugene E. Porterfield — David L. Robinson — Chester D. Sensenich — Benjamin H. Thompson — Angelo P. Vitello — James B. Weaver — Charles E. Whitten

Arnold: Philip Corbin, Jr. — William DeMao — M. Frank Horne — John W. Hunger — Harry B. Koessler

Bolivar: James B. Hammond

Calumet: Jay W. Kromer

Cook Township: Molly Yard

Derry: B. W. Brown

Export: James F. Torrance

Gratztown: Lynn J. Beistel

Greensburg:

	Greensburg, 1800-1849: Richard Coulter — Albert Gallatin Marchand — David Marchand
	Greensburg, 1850-1899: Edgar Cowan — Curtis H. Gregg — George F. Huff — Joseph Henry Kuhns — Welty McCullogh — Edward E. Robbins — D. W. Shryok
	Greensburg, 1900-1949: Henry A. Ackerman — Robert G. Allen — D. S. Atkinson — James S. Beacom — J. Clarke Bell — William M. Berlin — John C. Blackburn — Harry F. Bovard — Henry S. Coshey — Lucien W. Doty — Curtis H. Gregg — George F. Huff — Francis Hughes — Carolyn Jamison — John M. Jamison — Thomas S. Jamison, Jr. — John B. Keenan — Augustine B. Kelley — James Laird — Joseph M. Loughran — Thomas Lynch — H. E. Marker — Joseph A. McCurdy — Garfield A. McDowell — William C. Peoples — William S. Rial — A. G. Snively — Charles E. Snyder — John B. Steel — E. Arthur Sweeney — J. Arthur Thomas — Cyrus E. Woods — Adam M. Wyant — Harry N. Yont
	Greensburg, 1950-1999: Robert A. Bell — George E. Berry, Jr. — Robert M. Carson — Gene Cerilli — Eleanor Diehl — Wilmer P. Eidemiller — Raymond Hearn — Jackie Houser — Augustine B. Kelley — James R. Kelley — Joseph M. Loughran — Jane O'Neill Mahady — Timothy J. McCormick — Katharine G. Murdock — Robert L. Potts — Sara S. Rugh — John N. Scales — George R. Sweeney — W. L. Treager
	Greensburg, 2000-2012: Tom Balya — Keri Burkley — Chris Detar — Mary Jo Silvis — Lillian M. Smith

Harrison City: Charles Horvat

Herminie: Mike Beljian

Hershey: Harjit Singh — John B. Sollenberger

Hyde Park: James W. Batz

Irwin: Abraham Beter — Nancy Gard — John E. Irwin — William B. Skelly

Jeannette: Frank Binda — John H. Dent — Charles Doberneck — A. B. Elias — Julia Englehart — Daniel J. O'Connell, Jr. — John M. O'Connell

Latrobe: John L. Ackerman — C. O. Campbell — Anna Ewing Cort — Paul W. Mahady — Emma Watt McIntire — J. Cleveland McKenna — Roy C. McKenna — Marcus W. Saxman III — John W. Stader — Victor B. Stader, Jr. — James M. Underwood

Ligonier: Sarah K. Bathgate — John P. Carroll — Harry S. Denny — Thomas H. Nimick, Jr.

Lower Burrell: James Antoniono — Patsy J. Tallarico

Mt. Pleasant: John B. Goldsmith — Edwin A. Swink

Monessen: Margaret Flavin — James C. Gold — John F. Janosik — Hugo J. Parente — Harry R. Pore — Carl Woodward

Murrysville: Linda Johnston — Ronald Klink — Jane Parks Swiss — Rosemary Trump — Paul N. Vosburgh

New Florence: William O. Boswell

New Kensington: Donetta W. Ambrose — John V. Baumiller — Daniel Burns — Lewis E. Cohen — Grayce Evans Daugherty — Raymond E. Gardlock — Reynolds Laughlin — Robert Martin — Arthur McKean — Frank E. Pratt — Dick Reeser — Edward Zaleski

North Huntingdon: Gerry Geer — Nancy Kuckovich

Penn: Paul Del Vitto

Pricedale: Isabell Johnston

Rostraver Township: George R. Sweeney

Ruffsdale: Harry H. Osterwise

Salem Township: Wilmer P. Eidemiller

Scottdale: Edward B. Byrne — William Ferguson — Abraham L. Keister — Patrick J. McShane

Slickville: Anthony Petrosky

South Greensburg: Regis J. Kelley

Sutersville: John B. Laughrey

Vandergrift: William J. Carnahan — J. A. Grimm — Jack F. McIntire, Sr. — Ralph W. McIntire

West Newton: Harry M. Donaldson — Cyrus P. Markle — Israel Painter

Westmoreland: Sara M. Welty

Youngstown: William Findley

Youngwood: John C. Lowe — H. A. McMurray — Anna Wolfe

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