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Montgomery County
Pennsylvania

Politicians who died in Montgomery County

Montgomery County (no city given): Francis Nash, 1777    Abington: Edwin Hallowell, 1916 — Dan A. Sutherland, 1955 — Ralph Waldo Hungerford, 1977 — Jon D. Fox, 2018    Bryn Mawr: James I. Farley, 1948 — Charles Hawks, Jr., 1960 — Benjamin F. James, 1961 — Samuel K. McConnell, Jr., 1985 — Francis L. Van Dusen, 1993 — George J. Feldman, 1994 — Thomas Ambrose Masterson, 2000 — Rose Bampton, 2007    Conshohocken: John Wood, 1898 — James B. Holland, 1914    East Norriton: William H. Hastie, 1976    Elkins Park: John B. Stetson, Jr., 1952    Flourtown: Henry Horn, 1862    Gladwyne: Raymond J. Broderick, 2000    Goshenhoppen: John Hiester, 1821    Hatboro: Isaac Newton Evans, 1901    Jenkintown: Joel K. Mann, 1857    Merion: Richard C. Kerens, 1916 — H. John Heinz III, 1991    Narberth: Edward S. Haws, 1949    New Hanover Township: John Hahn, 1823    Norristown: Frederick Conrad, 1827 — Philip S. Markley, 1834 — Levi Pawling, 1845 — Joseph Fornance, 1852 — Benjamin Markley Boyer, 1887 — Ephraim Acker, 1903 — Russell E. Crawford, 1965 — Kathryn E. Granahan, 1979 — C. DeLores Tucker, 2005    Oaks: Israel Jacobs, 1796    Penllyn: Charles Edward Ingersoll, 1932    Pottstown: Jacob Senewell Yost, 1872    Rosemont: Samuel M. Vauclain, 1940    Royersford: Billy Meehan, 1994    Schwenksville: Samuel W. Pennypacker, 1916    Trappe: Samuel Gross, 1839 — Jacob Fry, Jr., 1866    Wynnewood: Walter H. Annenberg, 2002 — Herbert J. Hutton, 2007 — Anthony Bevilacqua, 2012 — Norma Levy Shapiro, 2016     See also Pennsylvania deathplaces not assigned to counties.

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