The Political Graveyard: Sussex County, Del.

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Sussex County
Delaware

Politicians who lived in Sussex County

Bridgeville: Blaine Breeding — Leon C. Bulow — Henry P. Cannon II — William Cannon — Norman Collison — Etta Gray Jones — Lena N. Messick — Cornelius P. Swain — William J. Swain — Harry W. Viven

Dagsboro: Myrtha Calhoun — Ebe H. Chandler — Curtis Steen — Chester V. Townsend, Jr. — William D. Waples

Delmar: Samuel N. Culver — Sallie Blon West — Jonathan E. Wheatley

Ellendale: Lena Reed Anderson — Earl L. Isaacs

Frankford: Lemuel H. Hickman — John H. Long — Mary K. Ryan

Georgetown: Benjamin Ableman — Mrs. Benjamin Ableman — Wilbur L. Adams — Joshua G. Baker — William H. Boyce — Benjamin Burton — Henry Graves — John R. Hitchens — John W. Houston — Robert G. Houston — Caleb R. Layton — Andrew J. Lynch — Nutter D. Marvel — Charles L. Moore — Jacob Moore — Charles H. Richards — Willard Saulsbury, Sr. — Robert D. Thompson, Jr. — Charles H. Trent — James M. Tunnell — Fred Walls — Charles E. Wilkins — Houston Wilson

Near Georgetown: Charles C. Stockley

Greenwood: Albert Curry — Simeon S. Pennewill — Isaac Leroy Smith

Laurel: Elbert N. Carvel — Frank F. Davis — Sallie H. Fooks — Charles A. Hastings — Lelah Hastings — Henry Koester — Joshua Hopkins Marvil — Sirman B. Marvil — George H. Otwell — Columbus Phillips — Vance Phillips — William B. Records — William E. Valient — Elizabeth R. West

Lewes: Robert Arnell — Eugene D. Bookhammer — Hiram R. Burton — Phyllis Byrne — Harry V. Lyons — Charles H. Maull — G. Clifton Maull — John W. Rollins, Sr. — Harriet N. Smith Windsor — Mary Spicer — Ebe Walter Tunnell — Tim Willard

Near Lewes: Eugene C. Bookhammer

Lincoln: Abel S. Small — Lee Ann Walling

Midway: Harlan M. Joseph

Milford:

	Milford, year not specified: William Burton — William T. Watson
	Milford, 1800-1899: Peter F. Causey — William Frederick Causey — William Frederick Causey — Henry L. Hynson — Hiram W. McColley — Alfred Short — Jonathan S. Willis
	Milford, 1900-1999: William Frederick Causey — W. Carlton Clifton — James J. Cloney — Robert P. Davis — Thomas Davis — Virginia Dickerson — Frank L. Grier — Frank R. Grier — G. Layton Grier — Charles H. Heisler — John W. Herring — Walter J. Hoey — John S. Isaacs — E. Frank LeCates — George W. Marshall — Mrs. John Mayhew — William G. Powders — I. Dolphus Short — Isaac D. Short — Ruby R. Vale — Robert Y. Watson

Millsboro: William H. Ayers — Ernest Blackstone — Henry A. Houston — Ronald Sams — Suzanne Sams — Harriet N. Smith Windsor — Carlos Street — J. Reese White — William J. P. White — George S. Williams — John J. Williams

Millville: William P. Short

Milton: Virginia T. Akins — Leah Betts — Edna Brasure — David Hazzard — James Ponder — George Strick — Margaret P. Waples

Rehoboth: Howard Ennis

Rehoboth Beach: Bernadette D. Farley — Carl Hostetter — Thomas L. Johnson — Nancy Sedmak-Weiss — Myrtle Shockley

Seaford: William F. Allen — R. Allen Cannon — William O. Covey — Robert Elliott — Mrs. John R. Eskridge — Mae Fleetwood — Isaac G. Giles — Frank C. Hurley — William B. Huston — Claude E. Lester, Jr. — Harrison M. Manning — Edward L. Martin — William H. Stevens — Leon F. Trivits — Rowland Wollaston

Selbyville: Clayton A. Bunting — Eugene Bunting — Louis A. Drexler — Elisha Dukes — Clifford E. Hall — John G. Townsend, Jr. — Inga K. Tubbs

West Seaford: William Henry Harrison Ross

See also Delaware areas not assigned to counties.

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