The Political Graveyard: New Castle County, Del.

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New Castle County
Delaware

Politicians who were born in New Castle County

New Castle County (no city given): Nicholas Van Dyke, 1738 — Thomas Stockton, 1781 — William Gilpin, 1815 — Charles H. Salmon, 1852 — Franklin Brockson, 1865

Brandywine: Alexander McKim, 1748

Christiana: Lammot Copeland, 1905

Delaware City: John E. Rickards, 1848

Eleutherian Mills: Henry A. du Pont, 1838

Near Glasgow: Richard C. McMullen, 1868

Guyencourt: Charles Swayne, 1842

Near Middletown: John P. Cochran, 1809 — John Hunn, 1849 — Harris B. McDowell, Jr., 1906

New Castle: George Ross, 1730 — John Read, 1769 — Nicholas Van Dyke, 1770 — Kensey Johns, Jr., 1791 — Thomas McKean Thompson McKennan, 1794 — George R. Riddle, 1817 — Joshua T. Heald, 1821 — George Gray, 1840 — Andrew C. Gray, 1871 — Walter W. Bacon, 1879 — Thomas Holcomb, 1879

Near New Castle: John B. Penington, 1825 — C. Douglass Buck, 1890

Newark: Richard Howell, 1754 — John G. McCullough, 1835 — Jack Markell, 1960

Near Newark: William G. Whiteley, 1819

Newport: Henry Latimer, 1752

Odessa: Charles Brown Lore, 1831

Red Lion Hundred: Anthony Higgins, 1840

Rockford (now part of Wilmington): Joseph Bancroft, 1875

St. Georges: Eliza N. Corbit Lea, 1861

Near Stanton: L. Heisler Ball, 1861

Near Summit Bridge: Benjamin T. Biggs, 1821

Townsend: David P. Buckson, 1920

Wilmington:

	Wilmington, 1700-1799: John Hathorn, 1749 — Richard H. Bayard, 1796 — James A. Bayard, 1799
	Wilmington, 1800-1899: Robert Milligan McLane, 1815 — Thomas F. Bayard, Sr., 1828 — Preston Lea, 1841 — Charles F. King, 1841 — William Webb, Jr., 1844 — Edward G. Bradford II, 1848 — Alfred H. Morris, 1864 — Joseph A. Kellogg, 1865 — Victor B. Woolley, 1867 — Thomas F. Bayard, 1868 — Robert P. Robinson, 1869 — Pierre S. du Pont, 1870 — Philip A. Traynor, 1874 — Charles Warner, 1877 — Arthur K. Hillpot, c.1881 — Thomas W. Miller, 1886 — J. George Stewart, 1890 — John Biggs, Jr., 1895 — Harman L. Broomall, 1897
	Wilmington, 1900-1999: Josiah Marvel, Jr., 1904 — Daniel F. Wolcott, 1909 — Richard E. Lankford, 1914 — John E. Babiarz, 1915 — Clement Woodnutt Miller, 1916 — Herbert Birchby Warburton, 1916 — Reynolds du Pont, 1918 — Alexis I. du Pont Bayard, 1918 — Harry G. Haskell, Jr., 1921 — Pierre S. du Pont IV, 1935 — Michael N. Castle, 1939 — Thomas C. Maloney, c.1942 — Alice Moore Batchelder, 1944 — D. Lee Constantine, 1952 — Beau Biden, 1969

Near Wilmington: James Madison Broom, 1776 — William T. Croasdale, c.1845

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