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Montgomery County
Pennsylvania

Politicians who were born in Montgomery County

	Montgomery County (no city given): Daniel Hiester, 1747 — Frederick Conrad, 1759 — Jacob C. Isacks, c.1781 — John Reynolds, 1788 — Winfield S. Hancock, 1824 — John Rutter Brooke, 1838 — Clayton H. Alderfer, 1870
	Abington: Charles G. Douglas III, 1942 — Joanne Kleinhofer Benjamin, 1945 — Jon D. Fox, 1947 — Tom Feeney, 1958 — David Steele, 1968
	Ardmore: Edward Page, Jr., 1905
	Near Ardmore: Owen Jones, 1819
	Bala: John A. Lafore, Jr., 1905
	Bala Cynwyd: Alexander M. Haig, Jr., 1924
	Bryn Mawr: Douglas MacArthur II, 1909 — Brewster H. Morris, 1909 — Philip A. Hart, 1912 — Robert E. Bauman, 1937 — Avis T. Bohlen, 1940 — Harvey Bartle III, 1941 — Dick Swett, 1957
	Cheltenham Township: Joel K. Mann, 1780
	Cynwyd: Hardie Scott, 1907
	Goshenhoppen: John Hiester, 1745
	Hatboro: Joseph B. Yerkes, 1839 — Stephen D. Yerkes, 1849
	Lower Merion Township: Joseph Fornance, 1804
	Marlboro Township: Ephraim Acker, 1827
	Montgomery Square: Samuel Medary, 1801
	Narberth: John Hickenlooper, 1952
	New Hanover Township: John Hahn, 1776 — John F. Hartranft, 1830
	Norristown: George B. Porter, 1791 — John Freedley, 1793 — William Moore, 1810 — George F. Huff, 1842 — Uriah P. Rossiter, 1861 — Theodore Lane Bean, 1878 — James S. Boyd, 1883 — Richard S. Schweiker, 1926 — John F. Street, c.1944 — Beth H. Harwell, 1957
	Near Norristown: Levi Pawling, 1773 — David Rittenhouse Porter, 1788
	Norriton Township: Mark Thomson, 1739
	North Glenside: Lewis T. Hubbs, 1923
	Plymouth Meeting: George C. Corson, 1889
	Pottstown: Benjamin Markley Boyer, 1823 — Joel B. Erhardt, c.1838
	Skippack: Philip S. Markley, 1789
	Trappe: John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg, 1746 — William R. Smith, 1787 — Jacob Fry, Jr., 1802
	Upper Merion: J. Aubrey Anderson, 1882
	Upper Providence: Samuel Gross, 1776
	Near Willow Grove: Edwin Hallowell, 1844
	Wyncote: Curtis Bok, 1897
	See also Pennsylvania birthplaces not assigned to counties.

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