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Lexington County
South Carolina

Politicians who lived in Lexington County

Lexington County (no city given): Daniel Ernest Amick — Lemuel Boozer — Simeon Corley — Drayton Magart Crosson — Albert John Dooley — Lucius Erastus Dreher — Otto Blease Ellison — Archie Layman Harman — Elliott Stanmore Jerome Hayes — John Christian Hope — Jarvis Randolph Klapman — Larry Labruce Koon — Jimmy Leawood Martin — Henry Adam Meetze — Gerhard Muller — William Henry Sharpe — Cyrus Luther Shealy — Dalton Sheppard, Jr. — Furman Beasley Smith — R. Milo Smith — Charles Edwin Taylor — Tom Turnipseed — Marc Herbert Westbrook    Lexington District County (now Lexington County): Lemuel Boozer — Paul Quattlebaum    Batesburg (now part of Batesburg-Leesville): J. C. Glover — Francis C. Jones — J. F. Kneece — C. A. Nelson — George Bell Timmerman, Jr.    Cayce: Sherry Shealy Martschink — Ammie Murray    Irmo: Deborah Breedlove — John Roy Harper — W. A. Smith    Leesville (now part of Batesburg-Leesville): Brenda Bedenbaugh — James P. Bodie    Lexington: Liz Brown — Tony Denny — Roy Fairchild — Betty L. Fant — Joshua D. Gross — Kathryn E. Hensley — Samuel J. Leaphart — A. Frank Lever — A. Frank Lever — Katrina Shealy — R. Milo Smith — Floyd Spence — Inez Tenenbaum — Bridget Tripp — Brent A. Weaver — J. B. Wingard    Lexington, Lexington District County (now Lexington County): H. I. Caughman    Springdale: Joe Wilson    Swansea: Wilber Lee Jeffcoat    West Columbia: Joe Wilson — Joe Wilson — Roxanne Wilson     See also South Carolina areas not assigned to counties.

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