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Kanawha County
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Politicians who were born in Kanawha County

Kanawha County (no city given): Robert C. Slaughter, c.1878 — Robert L. Gibson, 1895 — John T. Copenhaver, 1898 — Roland Savilla, 1916 — Thomas G. Goodwin, 1922 — John H. Kelly, 1922 — Martha G. Wehrle, 1925 — Darrell E. Holmes, 1934 — Dan Burleson, 1947    Acme: A. Carl Carey, 1895    Cabin Creek: Rudolph L. DiTrapano, c.1928    Cedar Grove: Beverly L. Michie, 1909    Charleston:      Charleston, year not specified: E. Ruth Pyrtle — Jackson Savage    Charleston, 1850-1899: Theodore A. Peyser, 1873 — E. Ruth Pyrtle — Wilbur Keblinger, 1875 — Alban G. Snyder, 1877 — Jheopart Harry Capehart, 1881 — Jo N. Kenna, 1888 — B. W. West, 1888 — B. Kemp Littlepage, 1888 — Ben B. Brown, 1893 — Richard Ruffner, 1894 — D. Earl Brawley, 1895 — Lewis L. Strauss, 1896 — Arch J. Alexander, 1898 — Joseph Flintlock Perry, 1898    Charleston, 1900-1949: John C. Morrison, 1901 — James K. Thomas, 1902 — Jackson Savage — John E. Amos, 1905 — J. F. Bedell, Jr., 1905 — John A. Field, Jr., 1910 — Raymond D. Miller, 1910 — Edwin Ratcliffe, 1913 — John M. Slack, Jr., 1915 — Roy S. Samms, Jr., 1915 — Harry S. Barr, Jr., 1919 — Ivor F. Boiarsky, 1920 — Paul J. Kaufman, 1920 — Stanley E. Deutsch, 1921 — Julius W. Singleton, Jr., 1921 — Robert A. Crichton, 1921 — Joseph Harvey Farris, 1922 — Edward D. Knight, Jr., 1922 — Alfred A. Lilly, 1923 — John D. Hopper, 1923 — Elizabeth V. Hallanan, 1925 — John T. Copenhaver, Jr., 1925 — John L. Thomas, 1926 — Walter W. Carey, 1926 — W. T. Brotherton, Jr., 1926 — Gene W. Bailey, 1926 — George B. Warner, 1926 — Jack Snyder, 1927 — George Hughes Revercomb, 1929 — John N. Charnock, Jr., 1929 — John A. Amick, 1929 — Robert Q. Jones, 1930 — Harlan Wilson, Jr., 1930 — Si Galperin, Jr., 1931 — Thomas A. Knight, 1933 — Chauncey H. Browning, Jr., 1934 — John G. Hutchinson, 1935 — John T. Poffenbarger, 1935 — Thomas E. McHugh, 1936 — Samuel P. Bell III, 1939 — Gaston Caperton, 1940 — John R. Frazier, 1945 — Larry Kimble, 1947 — Harriet C. Babbitt, 1947 — Charlotte Pritt, 1949 — Brooks F. McCabe, Jr., 1949 — Daniel A. Webster, 1949    Charleston, 1950-1999: Jim Justice, 1951 — Tod J. Kaufman, 1952 — Mitch B. Carmichael, 1960 — Steve Harrison, 1966 — Corey Palumbo, 1972 — Chris Walters, 1986    Charleston, Va. (now W.Va.): Thomas L. Thompson, 1838 — Charles P. Snyder, 1847 — George S. Patton, 1856    Near Charleston, Va. (now W.Va.): George W. Atkinson, 1845 — Adam B. Littlepage, 1859    Clendenin: Eudora C. Andrews, c.1918    Colesmouth, Va. (now St. Albans, W.Va.): William E. Chilton, 1858    East Bank: Leo G. Kopelman, 1917    Elkview: Leslie E. Given, 1893    Kanawha Two Mile: I. L. Cavender, 1894    Near Malden: Edward Calderwood, 1884    Nitro: James E. Roark, 1945    Near St. Albans, Va. (now W.Va.): John E. Kenna, 1848    Shrewsbury: James E. Maroney, 1899    Sissonville: D. Boone Dawson, 1897    South Charleston: Kelly L. Castleberry, 1926    Standard: P. Douglas Farr, 1910    Ward: Melton M. Maloney, 1904     See also West Virginia birthplaces not assigned to counties.

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