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Bradford County
Pennsylvania

Politicians who were born in Bradford County

Bradford County (no city given): Harlan P. Bird, c.1843 — Joseph H. Wagoner, 1844 — Louis W. Antisdel, 1925    Asylum: John Laporte, 1798    Barclay: O. H. Griggs, 1884    Browntown: L. D. Brown, 1866    Canton: Mial E. Lilley, 1850    Columbia Township: Stephen F. Wilson, 1821 — E. O'Meara Goodrich, 1824    Granville Center: Louis T. McFadden, 1876    Newton: Orlando Burrell, 1826    Pike Township: James H. Codding, 1849    Ridgebury: Daniel Sheehan, 1860    Sayre: Frank A. Carroll, 1919    Sheshequin: Charles E. Mills, 1876    Near Sheshequin: Wilson D. Gillette, 1880    Smithfield: Francis M. Nichols, 1851    South Warren: Nathan W. Pendleton, 1854    Spring Hill: Edwin J. Jorden, 1863    Standing Stone: Marian W. Clarke, 1880    Tioga Point (now Athens): Thomas Maxwell, 1792 — Joshua R. Giddings, 1795    Towanda: James Tracy Hale, 1810 — W. W. Kingsbury, 1828 — Edward Overton, Jr., 1836 — James Perry Platt, 1851 — James R. Macfarlane, 1858 — George L. Baldwin, 1871 — Edward T. Fairchild, 1872 — John M. Carmody, 1881 — David E. Kaufman, 1883 — Clark Porter Kuykendall, 1896    Troy: Daniel E. Pomeroy, 1868    Tuscarora Township: Charles M. Culver, 1871    Ulster Township: Henry Wells Tracy, 1807    West Warren: Clarence R. Hotchkiss, 1880     See also Pennsylvania birthplaces not assigned to counties.

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