The Political Graveyard: Baltimore County, Md.

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Baltimore County
Maryland

Politicians who lived in Baltimore County

Baltimore County (no city given):

	Baltimore County, 1700-1799: Richard Owings
	Baltimore County, 1800-1899: William H. Neilson — Charles H. Nicolai — Milton W. Offutt — Amos Ogden — Michael O'Hara — Edward Orrick — J. Smith Orrick — John C. Orrick — Edwin L. Parker — Nicholas H. Parker — Frank Parlett — Benjamin A. Payne — John B. Pearce — Edward P. Philpot — William Pole, Jr. — Zephaniah Poteet — Philip Poultney
	Baltimore County, 1900-1999: Richard D. Bennett — Clarence W. Blount — Donna M. Felling — Walter Gilcrist Finch — John W. Garrett — Marcy Hollinger — Leslie Hutchinson — Mark S. Nafziger — Henry A. Nagle — Howard J. Needle — Charles Newman — E. L. Painter — William H. Peters, Jr. — William R. Phillips — Melvin A. Steinberg — Kathleen Kennedy Townsend

Arbutus: Walter S. Lecompte — James E. Malone, Jr. — J. Leland Rockwell

Baldwin: James A. Pine — Ellen R. Sauerbrey

Near Baltimore: John S. Arnick — Joseph C. Boteler III — Thomas L. Bromwell — Jane Brooks — Emmett C. Burns — Michael J. Collins — J. Joseph Curran III — Steven J. DeBoy, Sr. — Joseph A. DiCara — John A. Hoffman — Paula C. Hollinger — Katherine Ann Klausmeier — Timothy P. Knepp — Kenneth Kondner — Russell Mirabile — Alfred W. Redmer, Jr. — William Rush — Loyd V. Smith — Norman R. Stone, Jr. — Taras Andrew Vizzi

Bradshaw: Kenneth C. Holt

Brooklandville: William C. Trimble

Catonsville: Dorsey G. Fisher — Edward Fowler — Jacob France — Lawrence K. Freeman — John Hencken — Donald E. Murphy — Gloria B. Murphy — Kendall Taylor Murphy — Carol Saffran-Brinks — H. Clay Suter

Cockeysville: Patricia A. Foerster — Andrew P. Harris — Wade Kach — C. Wilbur Miller — C. A. 'Dutch' Ruppersberger

Dundalk: Mrs. Carmel Bindas — W. Brooks Bradley — Joseph Minnick — Jacob J. Mohorovic, Jr. — George R. Norris — Julius H. Requard — Roy Neville Staten

Eccleston: James Bruce

Essex: Michael J. Davis — John R. Haut — Michael H. Weir

Franklinville: Albert A. Blakeney

Freedom: Peter Little

Glyndon: Daniel B. Brewster — Larry Mark Epstein — Frank S. Given

Hydes: H. Streett Baldwin

Kingsville: Dennis F. Rasmussen

Lutherville: Helen Delich Bentley — Helen Delich Bentley — John V. Conway — Martha Scanlan Klima — Harold Long — John Van A. MacMurray — Dianne Madoni — Peter Moralis — Barbara Seabolt — J. Fife Symington, Jr. — J. Frederick C. Talbott — Maria Welch

Middle River: Nancy Hubers

Monkton: Anthony O. Blades

Owings Mills: Michael J. Finifter — Grant Harding — George P. Mahoney — Penny McCrimmon — Dan K. Morhaim — Robyn I. Stevens — Robert A. Zirkin

Perry Hall: E. Scott Moore — James F. Ports, Jr.

Phoenix: Stephen C. Kirsch — Daniel McKew — Thomas V. Richardson

Pikesville: John J. Mahon — Dana V. Shelley

Randallstown: Clifford Collins — Loretta Johnson — Robert Johnson, Jr. — Adrienne Jones — Delores G. Kelley — Edward R. Lamon — Mabel Murray — W. G. Nicodemus

Reisterstown: Mark Luterman — William McCreery — William T. Newton — Daniel Rice — Virginia G. Schuster — James T. Smith, Jr.

Riderwood: Jerold Hoffberger

Rodgers Forge, Towson: David G. McIntosh, Jr.

Rosedale: Gary Adams

Rossville: C. Ross Mace

Ruxton: Alexander Armstrong — A. Gordon Boone — William Cabell Bruce — R. Bennett Darnall — Clarence D. Long — Nicholas R. Moore — Harry I. Warren

Sparks: Kenneth T. Bosley — Rhonda Framm — Laban Sparks

Sparrows Point: Howard A. Foulke — Jay Hidden — Elizabeth Jansen — Henry W. Lewis

Stemmers Run: Carville S. Stansbury

Stevenson: Mrs. Osborne P. Beall — James P. Devereux — Hall Hammond

Timonium: Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. — Robert R. Gill — Kathleen M. Miller — Ross Z. Pierpont

Towson: Spiro T. Agnew — H. Streett Baldwin — Helen Delich Bentley — Michael J. Birmingham — William P. Bolton — Gerry L. Brewster — William P. Cole, Jr. — Everett T. Hay — Christian H. Kahl — James M. Kelly — Charles W. Lee — James J. Lindsay — J. Howard Murray — James A. Pine — William C. Purnell — J. Frederick C. Talbott — John D. Turnbull — John Grason Turnbull — C. Rebecca Wright

Upperco: Chris Cavey

White Hall: Charles B. Bosley

White Marsh: Diane DeCarlo

Windwood: Thomas E. Dewberry

See also Maryland areas not assigned to counties.

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