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Bucks County
Pennsylvania

Politicians who were born in Bucks County

Bucks County (no city given): William Darke, 1736 — Andrew Pickens, 1739 — William Smith, 1751 — Benjamin Bennet, 1764 — Jonathan Knight, 1787 — Charles Franklin Mitchell, 1806 — Richard Sopris, 1813 — J. R. Slack, 1818 — Charles Albright, 1830 — Charles Flowers, 1845 — Henry W. Watson, 1856 — A. Crozier Reeves, 1867 — Michael L. Strang, 1929    Attleborough (now Langhorne): Leonard Myers, 1827    Bridgetown Mills: Michael Hutchinson Jenks, 1795    Bristol: Thomas C. Corrigan, Sr., 1938    Danboro: Charles D. McAvoy, 1878    Doylestown: Amos W. Barber, 1861 — James A. Michener, 1907    Near Durham: Elias Deemer, 1838    Grenoble: Joseph Flack, 1894    Harrow: Samuel A. Smith, 1795    Levittown: Mark S. Schweiker, 1953    Mechanicsville: Edward B. Watson, 1894    Middletown Township: Clarence J. Buckman, 1879    Morrisville: Thomas B. Stockham, 1883    Neshaminy: John Beatty, 1749 — William P. Beatty, 1766    Near New Hope: Samuel D. Ingham, 1779    Newtown: Henry Chapman, 1804 — Walter C. Adams, Jr., 1936    Near Newtown: Clarence B. Buckman, 1851    Northampton Township: Henry Wynkoop, 1737    Penn Valley: John Milroy, 1776 — Alexander Irvin, 1800    Plumstead: Samuel Carey Bradshaw, 1809    Plumstead Township: John Conard, 1773    Quakertown: James B. Roberts, 1784    Near Quakertown: Oliver W. Frey, 1887    Riegelsville: William Chester Kerbaugh, 1858    Solebury: John Ross, 1770    Solebury Township: Isaac Van Horne, 1754 — John Davis, 1788    Trevose: Edward G. Biester, Jr., 1931    Trumbauersville: Charles H. Kempf, 1831 — Reuben Kempf, 1835    Warminster: Robert Ramsey, 1780 — William C. Parry, 1849    Wrightstown: John Chapman, 1740    Yardley: William P. DeNormandie, 1824 — Robert M. Yardley, 1850     See also Pennsylvania birthplaces not assigned to counties.

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