The Political Graveyard: Fayette County, Ky.

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Fayette County
Kentucky

Politicians who lived in Fayette County

Fayette County (no city given): Benjamin R. Allen — J. Embry Allen — Alfred William Grayson — Ora Main — Tim Philpot — Chester D. Silvers — Jack Trevey

Lexington:

	Lexington, 1790-1799: John Fowler
	Lexington, 1800-1809: Joseph Hamilton Daviess — John Fowler — Benjamin Howard — John Pope — Buckner Thruston — Harry Toulmin
	Lexington, 1810-1819: John Fowler — John T. Mason — Harry Toulmin
	Lexington, 1820-1829: Henry Clay — John Fowler — Charleton Hunt
	Lexington, 1830-1839: Henry Clay — Leslie Combs — James E. Davis — John Fowler — Charleton Hunt — J. G. McKinney — James Shannon — James Shelby — C. H. Wickliffe
	Lexington, 1840-1849: Daniel Bradford — John Fowler — John Henry — George P. Jouett — James Logue — Thomas B. Monroe, Jr. — O. F. Payne — Thomas Ross — C. H. Wickliffe
	Lexington, 1850-1859: John C. Breckinridge — E. W. Dowden — T. B. Monroe — Thomas B. Monroe, Jr. — O. F. Payne — T. H. Pindell — William Swift
	Lexington, 1860-1869: James B. Beck — J. G. Chinn — J. T. Frazer — Benjamin F. Graves — D. W. Standiford — Joseph Wingate — C. T. Worley
	Lexington, 1870-1879: James B. Beck — William C. P. Breckinridge — J. T. Frazer — W. Cassius Goodloe — A. M. Swope
	Lexington, 1880-1889: James B. Beck — William C. P. Breckinridge — George Denny — W. Cassius Goodloe — John H. Jackson — C. M. Johnson — Henry Scroggins — Richard P. Stoll
	Lexington, 1890-1899: William C. P. Breckinridge — Edward Chenault — Leslie Combs — George Denny — C. W. Foushee — P. P. Johnson — Samuel J. Roberts — Richard P. Stoll
	Lexington, 1900-1909: William C. P. Breckinridge — Edward Chenault — Leslie Combs — George Denny — Charles H. Kerr — William P. Kimball — Samuel J. Roberts — Richard P. Stoll
	Lexington, 1910-1919: Robert Blackburn — Henry Breckinridge — Stafford Campbell — E. W. Chenault — Edward Chenault — Leslie Combs — John H. Hardwick — Richard C. Stoll
	Lexington, 1920-1929: Robert Blackburn — Desha Breckinridge — Leer Buckley — Laura Clay — Leslie Combs — George F. David — Thomas M. Owsley — Mrs. S. J. Roberts — John G. Stoll — Richard C. Stoll — William L. Wallace
	Lexington, 1930-1939: A. A. Bablitz — W. H. Ballard — Robert E. Beatty — Robert Blackburn — Desha Breckinridge — John Y. Brown — Leer Buckley — Mrs. Beatty H. Buehler — Samuel H. Caddy — Mrs. Cecil Cantrill — Laura Clay — Russell de Cognets — Graham H. Kemper — James Park — Troy L. Perkins — King Swope — William L. Wallace — Reed Wilson
	Lexington, 1940-1949: W. H. Ballard — Charles J. Bronston — John Y. Brown — Leer Buckley — Mary Elizabeth Burnett — Samuel H. Caddy — Mrs. Cecil Cantrill — Eldon S. Dummit — Bruce Isaacs — Harry Jones — W. E. McGurk — Lila Dooley Northcutt — James Park — John Skain — King Swope — Thomas R. Underwood — Fred B. Wachs — William L. Wallace
	Lexington, 1950-1959: John C. Anggelis — John B. Breckinridge — John Y. Brown — Leer Buckley — Ben J. Butler — Samuel H. Caddy — Mrs. Cecil Cantrill — Edwin R. Denney — Fred Fugazzi — W. B. Isaacs, Sr. — Wallace Jones — Shelby C. Kinkead — Frazer D. LeBus — Jesse K. Lewis — Frank L. McCarthy — Thomas G. Mooney — Lila Dooley Northcutt — James Park — J. C. Smith — Ernest Thompson — Fred B. Wachs — William L. Wallace — J. Stephen Watkins
	Lexington, 1960-1969: Don Ball — John B. Breckinridge — John Y. Brown — Leer Buckley — Richard J. Colbert — Mrs. Ben Combs — Vera Combs — Catherine C. Cowart — William Cox — W. S. Dotson — Maxwell H. Gluck — Richard R. Moloney, Sr. — Foster Ockerman — Fred B. Wachs — William L. Wallace — J. Stephen Watkins
	Lexington, 1970-1979: Raymond H. Barber — Martha T. Barth — Steven L. Beshear — Glenna A. Bevins — Doris Shuja Binion — Robert D. Bolson — John B. Breckinridge — John Y. Brown — John Y. Brown, Jr. — Kent Masterson Brown — Pete Brown — Leer Buckley — Charles L. Christopher — Catherine C. Cowart — John Duane Crump — Claire I. Epstein — Donna B. Fallahay — Michael J. Fallahay — Gene Farley — Gerald Lee Geveden — Edwin Hackney — Ernest Hardaway — Larry J. Hopkins — William Claiborne Jacobs — Doug Johnson — George Herman Kendall — William Gordon Kenton — John H. Kerr, Jr. — Julian W. Knippenberg — Eugene F. Land — Robert K. Landrum — Jim LeMaster — Jerry Lundergan — W. Terry McBrayer — Anthony A. McCord — Shirley McVay — Jack L. Miller — Michael R. Moloney — Dan D. Moore — Louie B. Nunn — Mrs. Oteria L. O'Rear — C. Paul Patterson — Kenneth R. Patterson — Larry S. Perkins — Nancy T. Ray — John D. Roach — Thomas Foster Rogers III — Ann E. Ross — Joe Savage — Mary C. Sell — James H. Smitson — Gene Spalding — Don W. Stephens — Robert F. Stephens — Howard G. Stovall — Charles A. Taylor — Mason S. Taylor — Timothy Henry Taylor — O. M. Travis, Jr. — David L. Van Horn — Polly G. Vicars — Fred B. Wachs — Fred M. Warf — Jack A. Watson — Joseph M. Whittle — James G. Wilhite
	Lexington, 1980-1989: Robert A. Babbage, Jr. — Ann S. Bardwell — John Y. Brown — John Y. Brown, Jr. — Jeanne Dawahare — Laurel Lee Falmlen — Larry J. Hopkins — William Gordon Kenton — Evelyn M. Krislov — Brian Lunde — Jerry Lundergan — W. Terry McBrayer — Billye Pope — Don B. Pratt — Ernesto Scorsone — Wallace G. Wilkinson — Carol J. Wright
	Lexington, 1990-1999: Ernie Fletcher — Sandra Frank — Jerry Lundergan — W. Terry McBrayer — Marjorie L. Robbins — Ernesto Scorsone — Wallace G. Wilkinson
	Lexington, 2000-2009: Garland H. Barr IV — Matt Bassett — Daniel M. Bayens — Ashley B. Bruggeman — Keisha Carter — Colleen B. Chaney — Scott Crosbie — Geoffrey F. Dunn — Colmon Elridge III — Ernie Fletcher — Helen Garrett — Daniel Groves — Lindsay E. Hughes — Teresa Issac — Alice Forgy Kerr — Kelly G. Knight — Kenneth R. Kurtz — Diane G. Lawless — Jerry Lundergan — Alison C. Lundergan Grimes — Eric Lycan — Donald Lyons — Steve Manning — W. Terry McBrayer — Jay McChord — Jennifer Miller — Jonathan S. Miller — Justin Morgan — Spencer D. Noe — Betsy B. Nowland-Curry — James Palumbo — Ruth A. Palumbo — John Roach — Carol G. Rogers — Ernesto Scorsone — Kathy Stein — Reginald L. Thomas — Susan Westrom — Wallace G. Wilkinson — Kevin T. Williams — Shirley Wiseman

Near Lexington: E. H. Fuller

Spears: German B. Miller

See also Kentucky areas not assigned to counties.

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