The Political Graveyard: Davidson County, Tenn.

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Davidson County
Tennessee

Politicians who lived in Davidson County

Antioch: James Buckley — Alma Sanford

Belle Meade: Lee Douglas

Goodlettsville: Sara C. Caldwell — Angelia Cannon — Joe Haynes — E. A. Mathes — Patrick O'Donahue

Hermitage: Chad Jackson — Pat Martin

Nashville:

	Nashville, year not specified: Fate C. Thomas
	Nashville, 1790-1799: John Gordon — William Stothart
	Nashville, 1800-1809: Benjamin J. Bradford — George W. Campbell — Joseph Coleman — Parry Wayne Humphreys — Robert Stothart — William Stothart — Jesse Wharton
	Nashville, 1810-1819: Benjamin J. Bradford — George W. Campbell — Stephen Cantrell, Jr. — Thomas Crutcher — Robert B. Currey — John H. Eaton — Joseph Thorpe Elliston — Parry Wayne Humphreys — Felix Robertson — Robert Stothart — William Tait
	Nashville, 1820-1829: Robert Armstrong — William Armstrong — John Bell — James Condon — Thomas Crutcher — Robert B. Currey — John H. Eaton — John P. Erwin — Sam Houston — Parry Wayne Humphreys — Andrew Jackson — Randal McGavock — Felix Robertson — Wilkins F. Tannehill
	Nashville, 1830-1839: Robert Armstrong — William Armstrong — John Meredith Bass — John Bell — Morgan Welles Brown — John P. Erwin — Felix Grundy — Henry Hollingsworth — Parry Wayne Humphreys — William Nichol — Charles Clay Trabue
	Nashville, 1840-1849: Alexander Allison — Robert Armstrong — John Bell — Leonard P. Cheatham — Thomas B. Coleman — Andrew J. Donelson — Charles Eames — John A. Goodlett — Felix Grundy — John M. Lea — Powhaten Woolridge Maxey — William Nichol — John Shelley — John Hugh Smith — Samuel Van Dyke Stout — Charles Clay Trabue
	Nashville, 1850-1859: Andrew Anderson — Samuel R. Anderson — John Bell — Robert Bell Castleman — B. F. Cheatham — Richard Boone Cheatham — Andrew J. Donelson — Samuel Newton Hollingsworth — Williamson Hartley Horn — John M. Lea — John Alexander McEwen — Randal William McGavock — Return J. Meigs III — William Nichol — William B. Shapard — John Shelley — John Hugh Smith — Felix K. Zollicoffer
	Nashville, 1860-1869: Augustus E. Alden — Samuel R. Anderson — Curtis Coe Bean — William Matt Brown — B. F. Cheatham — Richard Boone Cheatham — Bowling Embry — Andrew Ewing — Henry S. Foote — Joseph S. Fowler — Samuel Newton Hollingsworth — John Lellyett — Adrian V. S. Lindsley — William D. McNish — Return J. Meigs III — Kindred Jenkins Morris — William Nichol — Henry L. Norvell — Eugene H. Plumacher — John Hugh Smith — Adam Woolf
	Nashville, 1870-1879: John C. Birch — B. F. Cheatham — Richard Boone Cheatham — Henry Cooper — Jacob M. Dickinson — Samuel Donelson — Bowling Embry — Horace H. Harrison — Herman Hasslock — Morton Boyte Howell — William P. Jones — Thomas A. Kercheval — Kindred Jenkins Morris — William Nichol — William F. Prosser — William M. Woodcock — Adam Woolf
	Nashville, 1880-1889: William B. Bate — Ann B. Cheatham — B. F. Cheatham — John H. Currey — Jacob M. Dickinson — Herman Hasslock — William P. Jones — Charles Pinckney McCarver — James C. McReynolds — Claiborne Hooper Phillips — Andrew W. Wills — Adam Woolf
	Nashville, 1890-1899: William B. Bate — J. B. Bosley — R. F. Boyd — Hampton J. Cheney — Theodore Cooley — William C. Dibrell — Jacob M. Dickinson — J. W. Dillon — Richard Houston Dudley — John W. Gaines — George B. Guild — Herman Hasslock — James M. Head — William Litterer — William Mahoney — William Marshall McCarthy — Charles Pinckney McCarver — James C. McReynolds — Andrew W. Wills
	Nashville, 1900-1909: Thomas Jennings Bailey — John L. Barbour — William B. Bate — Amos C. Blodget — Joseph W. Byrns — Richard Houston Dudley — Horace Frierson — John W. Gaines — John J. Gore — James M. Head — Hilary E. Howse — Ira Landrith — Luke Lea — William Mahoney — Hill McAlister — James C. McReynolds — Robert S. Sharp — Robert L. Taylor — George N. Tillman — Andrew W. Wills
	Nashville, 1910-1919: James A. Althauser — Thomas Jennings Bailey — Jerre Baker — Alex Barthell — Nat Baxter — J. S. Beasley — Minnie E. Beasley — Joseph W. Byrns — Edward B. Craig — Reau E. Folk — John J. Gore — W. H. Hartford — Hilary E. Howse — A. N. Johnson — J. W. Johnson — Ira Landrith — Luke Lea — Benjamin H. Littleton — Horace Harmon Lurton — J. C. R. McCall — J. B. Newman — John E. Richardson — Eugene S. Shannon — W. W. Taylor — Abram M. Tillman — George N. Tillman — Andrew W. Wills
	Nashville, 1920-1929: Mrs. John R. Aust — J. S. Beasley — Minnie E. Beasley — Lee Brock — Joseph W. Byrns — A. S. Caldwell — Mrs. Lyon Childress — W. F. Clause — Lee Douglas — A. W. Fite — Louis J. Garner — Mrs. L. S. Gillentine — R. C. Grant — Fitzgerald Hall — Harvey H. Hannah — Ernest N. Haston — William C. Houston, Jr. — Hilary E. Howse — Luke Lea — Benjamin H. Littleton — Mrs. Lou Lusky — William King McAlister — Charles M. McCabe — J. C. R. McCall — A. V. McLane — Ruby Roach McLane — Lucille Foster McMillin — Ollie F. Minton — T. Clay Moore — William J. O'Callaghan — J. Percy Priest — Eugene S. Shannon — Mrs. R. P. Sullivan — G. W. Sweaney — Mamie Tansil — W. W. Taylor — Abram M. Tillman — George N. Tillman — Thomas J. Tyne
	Nashville, 1930-1939: Mrs. John R. Aust — William Francis Barry, Jr. — Minnie E. Beasley — Roy Beeler — Joseph W. Byrns, Jr. — Joseph W. Byrns — Will T. Cheek — Mrs. Lyon Childress — H. H. Chitwood — Hal H. Clements — Carmack Cochran — Thomas Lee Cummings — Lee Douglas — Benjamin W. Ernest — Curtis T. Everett — Louis J. Garner — R. C. Grant — William Gupton — Mrs. A. L. Hayes — Mabel Hill — Hilary E. Howse — Luke Lea — Reese L. Macey — Karl MacVitty — Hill McAllister — A. V. McLane — Ruby Roach McLane — Ollie F. Minton — Jack Norman — J. Percy Priest — Howard B. Shofner — O. E. Van Cleave — T. W. Wade — H. H. Walker
	Nashville, 1940-1949: J. H. Ballew — Minnie E. Beasley — J. C. Bradford — Carmack Cochran — Thomas Lee Cummings — Raymond Denney — Lee Douglas — Silliman Evans — Louis J. Garner — Charlie C. Gilbert — Mrs. Hallum W. Goodloe — R. C. Grant — William Gupton — Lipe Henslee — Mabel Hill — John J. Hooker — Maxie Jarmon — Luke Lea — Mrs. R. T. Lee — J. Carlton Loser — Harry A. Luck — Karl MacVitty — Paul Mathes — J. M. McCrory — A. V. McLane — Ruby Roach McLane — Beverly M. Medley — Garland S. Moore — Lewis E. Moore, Jr. — Ennis Murrey — Mrs. Clyde R. Noah — Jack Norman — Mrs. Harry Notgrass — John A. Prichett — J. Percy Priest — Cecil Sims — George D. Sisney — Mrs. Rutledge Smith — Webber Tuley — H. H. Walker — Daniel W. West — J. Olin White
	Nashville, 1950-1959: Mrs. Robert Bodfish — J. C. Bradford — Mrs. Lem Crow — Mrs. J. H. Doyle — Benjamin H. Ernst — Silliman Evans — Lipe Henslee — John J. Hooker — Lehman A. Keith — Dick Latta Lansden — Z. Alexander Looby — J. Carlton Loser — Joseph J. Lutin — A. V. McLane — Garland S. Moore — Lewis E. Moore, Jr. — Charles G. Neese — Jack Norman — Martha Ragland — Alfred Starr — Wade Thompson — Sallie Walker — Daniel W. West — Ben West — Weldon B. White — Charlotte Williams
	Nashville, 1960-1969: Clifford Robertson Allen — Mary M. Anderson — J. C. Bradford — Mrs. Fred Elledge, Jr. — Buford Ellington — Mrs. Ben H. Ernst — Richard H. Fulton — Keith Hampton — J. Carlton Loser — Lewis E. Moore, Jr. — J. L. Perry, Jr. — Virginia Robinson — J. E. Suggs — Albert H. Thomas — Ben West
	Nashville, 1970-1979: Clifford Robertson Allen — Charles H. Anderson — Mary M. Anderson — Richard H. Fulton — J. Carlton Loser — Lewis E. Moore, Jr. — James E. Richey — Mrs. John Stamps — Mrs. Marshall Trammell — Rose Winfree — Nat T. Winston, Jr.
	Nashville, 1980-1989: Mary M. Anderson — Nick D. Bailey — George E. Barrett — William H. Boner — Thelma Brymer — Laura Ann Carr — Robert N. Clement — Waverly Crenshaw, Jr. — T. Tommy Cutrer — Gloria P. Dailey — Richard H. Fulton — Frank Gorrell — Thelma Harper — Steve Hewlett — Douglas S. Johnston, Jr. — Maxine Roberts — James R. Sasser — Marietta Shipley
	Nashville, 1990-1999: Mary M. Anderson — A. Dorcel Benson — Phil Bredesen — Edwin Bryan — Will T. Cheek — Wanda Copley — M. Inez Crutchfield — Mike Curb — Thelma Harper — Edith Taylor Langster — Thomas Maynard — George McFarland — Gwen McFarland — Jim Neeley — Elisa Parker — Joseph W. Prueher — Bill Purcell — Peggy W. Steine — Ronnie Steine — James Utley
	Nashville, 2000-2009: Susie Alcom — Lamar Alexander — Mary M. Anderson — Carol Andrews — Jean Ann Banker — Lee Barfield — Sam Bartholomew — Kelley Beaman — Mike Blackburn — Mariane Bouldin — Francis Lester Bowron — Phil Bredesen — Ira Brody — Edwin Bryan — Betty Cannon — Will T. Cheek — Scooter Clippard — Jim Cooper — M. Inez Crutchfield — Valerie Daugherty — Hunter Davis — Janice Davis — Lois M. DeBerry — Damon Drake — Winfield Dunn — Chip Forrester — Faye Marie Frey — Bill Frist — Stacey Arlene Garrett — David Garrison — Kevin Glasco — Bill Hagerty — Christine Hagerty — Krystal Monique Hairston — Jeff Haithcoat — Thelma Harper — Beth H. Harwell — Jennifer Hatten — Jim Henry — Saletta Holloway — Julia Jarman — Ruth Johnson — Zoyle Jones — Gerald Martin — Jerry L. Maynard — Thomas Maynard — Alexander McVeagh — Jason Mumpower — Roy Neel — Brant Phillips — Joseph W. Prueher — Bill Purcell — Marisa Richmond — Marilyn Robinson — Kevin A. Rodriquez — Bruce Saltsman — Chip Saltsman — Ainka Sanders — Gray Sasser — Robert Schwartz — Robin Smith — Steve Smith — George B. Stadler — Julie C. Stadler — Ausbon Starling — Hazel Thomas — John Mark Tipps — Robert Tuke — Jennifer Wallace — Ted Welch — Jeff Yarbro

Old Hickory: Michael Turner

Steeplechase Farms, Nashville: Phyllis Strieff

Whites Creek: Thelma Harper

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