The Political Graveyard: Montgomery County, Pa.

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Montgomery County
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Politicians who lived in Montgomery County

Montgomery County (no city given):

	Montgomery County, 1800-1849: Joel K. Mann — John Matheys — James Paul — Benjamin Reiff — George Richards — George Weaver
	Montgomery County, 1850-1899: Henry R. Brown — William P. Cuthbertson — Jones Detwiler — Benjamin Frick — Daniel H. Gehman — Theodore M. Harrar — John J. C. Harvey — John G. Hersch — George C. Hollenbach — Isaac Hoyer — Joshua Y. Jones — F. M. Knipe — Thomas P. Knox — Henry W. Kratz — John Larzelere — James B. Law — John Linderman — Montgomery S. Longaker — A. D. Markley — Charles Moore — O. G. Morris — Samuel E. Nyce — Josiah S. Pierce — William A. Redding — Lewis Royer — Henry D. Saylor — John C. Smith — Philip Super — William Henry Sutton — John Thompson — John A. Wentz — Willam A. Yeakle
	Montgomery County, 1900-1949: William L. Batt, Jr. — Frank Q. Bean — Frank P. Croft — Elias H. Gilbert — Isaiah R. Haldeman — Thomas B. Harper — Joseph Heacock — Anthony V. Kaiser, Jr. — Harold G. Knight — Josiah M. Landis — George N. Leister — Grant R. McGlathery — Robert C. Miller — William H. Murphey — John H. Rex — Algernon B. Roberts — William W. Wadsworth — J. Ambler Williams
	Montgomery County, 1950-1999: Warren M. Ballard — Morton H. Fetterolf, Jr. — Forrest J. Henry — Robert P. Johnson — Henry J. Propert — Patrick T. Ryan
	Montgomery County, 2000-2012: Robert C. Wonderling

Abington: Joseph M. Hoeffel

Ambler: Phyllis F. Catz — J. William Ditter — Guy G. Gabrielson — Mike Gerber — Analisa O'Connor

Ardmore: Helen Berger — Martin Berger — Zachary Hoover — Orus Matthews — Edward Page, Jr. — Joseph N. Pew, Jr. — Maryam Phillips — Paul Scoles

Bala Cynwyd: Sarah Palmer Amos — Albert E. Clattenburg, Jr. — Susan M. Furey — Joseph Manko

Bethayres: Henry W. Hallowell

Blue Bell: Jay Cooke — Alma R. Jacobs — Robert Kerns — Joanne Olszewski

Bridgeport: J. Aubrey Anderson

Bryn Athyn: Barbara B. Acton — Raymond Pitcairn

Bryn Mawr: Lynne Barrack — Harry P. Davis — George H. Earle — William S. Ellis — Gertrude S. Ely — Roger S. Firestone — Leigh Jackson — George M. Leader — Wayne MacVeagh — Marjorie Margolies-Mezvinsky — Frank C. P. McGlinn — Leslie A. Miller — Robert A. Rovner — Israel H. Supplee — Richard A. Tilghman — Harris Wofford

Collegeville: Lloyd H. Wood

Conshohocken: E. L. S. Blair — John D. Hampton — J. Elwood Lee — Edward K. Williams

Elkins Park: Frank G. Binswanger — Louis A. Hirsch — Sarah Morris — Jerrold V. Moss — Joan Sundheim

Fairview Village: Harvey S. Plummer

Fort Washington: Janet Minehart — Ann Weiss

Gilbertsville: James J. Moore

Gladwyne: George Sullivan — Harleston R. Wood

Glenside: Thomas B. Smith — John C. Weeks

Gwynedd Valley: Ralph B. Strassburger

Hatboro: Mary Coleman — William W. Costello — John J. Lynch — Joseph B. Yerkes

Hatfield: Robert W. Godshall — Michael H. Malin

Horsham: William E. Donnelly

Huntingdon Valley: Pam Levy — Livingston Satterthwaite

Jenkintown: Arnold Abbott — Richard Chapman — Lawrence Curry — Wilmot E. Fleming — Marcel L. Groen — Nathan I. Kleinman — Raymond Pitcairn — Allyson Y. Schwartz — Bernard S. Weiss

King of Prussia: Renee Amoore — Jacqueline D. Barnes — Connie Williams

Lafayette Hill: Phil Berg — Katherine Young — Wendell W. Young III

Lansdale: Grover Albright — Frank J. Barndt — Elwood K. Bean — Frank Custer — Oliver M. Evans — Earl M. Frick — Helen B. Frick — William H. Fuhr — David S. Heebner — William D. Heebner — A. B. Hickman — Edwin G. Holl — John Kindig — Michael McMonagle — Richard S. Schweiker — Pierre A. Sutton

Linfield: Harvey Christman

Lower Gwynedd: James R. Matthews

Lower Merion Township: Edred J. Pennell — Ruth Glenn Pennell — Fletcher W. Stites — Mary Winsor

Melrose Park: Harry Lombardo — Nancy Schuster

Merion: Milton Shapp

Merion Station: William L. Blum — Lee A. Casper — Robert Levin — Marjorie Margolies-Mezvinsky

Narberth: Edward S. Haws — Fletcher W. Stites

Norristown:

	Norristown, 1800-1899: Joseph Fornance — John Freedley — J. V. Gotwalts — James Hooven — J. P. Hale Jenkins — Philip S. Markley — John McNair — Jonathan Roberts — John B. Sterigere — Irving P. Wanger
	Norristown, 1900-1999: Clayton H. Alderfer — Theodore Lane Bean — James S. Boyd — Frank J. Bradley — William S. Buckland — George C. Corson — Russell E. Crawford — Joseph M. Crimmins — J. Phil David — Anson B. Evans — Joseph Knox Fornance — Morris Gerber — William R. Hendrickson — Nancy P. Highley — Charles Johnson — Mabelle M. Kirkbride — C. Tyson Kratz — John A. Longacre — William A. March — Charles D. McAvoy — Raymond A. Mensch — James W. Potter — John S. Quarry, Sr. — Charles Smith — Mervin G. Sneath — Irving P. Wanger
	Norristown, 2000-2012: Greg Scott

North Wales: Lillian M. Barclay — Joan Nagel — Charles W. Quann — Carene Sanders

Ogontz: Joseph Bosler

Overbook: Matthew H. McCloskey, Jr.

Penllyn: Dick Gerber — Joseph W. Wear

Pennsburg: Dorothy W. Wood

Perkiomenville: Kathryn A. Gottschalk — Willard C. Hetzel

Plymouth Meeting: Evelyn S. Oates — Herman Wooden

Port Kennedy: John W. Eckman

Pottstown: Robert Conner — Elizabeth N. Evans — Jesse R. Evans — John B. Evans — Janet Garner — J. B. Hartenstine, Jr. — Bessie M. James — John K. Klink — Curtis Miller — J. Elmer Porter — Adolph Printz — Matthias Richards — Irma Schwoyer — William P. Young

Rosemont: John Rutter Brooke — Blanche B. Browning — Benjamin F. James — Alba B. Johnson — Thomas J. Mangan — Drew J. T. O'Keefe — Samuel M. Vauclain — Anne V. S. Wilson

Royersford: Eugene C. Dinnocenti — Carolyn Fetterolf — Eileen M. G. McCaul

Rydal: Joshua Shapiro — Elizabeth G. Zeidman

Sassamansville: Harvey Tagert

Schwenksville: Drew Lewis

Shoemakertown (now Ogontz): Joseph Bosler

Souderton: Robert Asher — Henry B. Freed

Telford: Jacob S. Stover — Frank G. Wile

Trappe: Samuel Gross

Upper Merion: W. Donald Zaik

Upper Salford Township: John Z. Macomber

West Conshohocken: Sandra Schultz Newman

West Norriton Township: Margaret M. Acker — Theodore Lane Bean

Whitemarsh: Franklin Spencer Edmonds

Willow Grove: Lorraine Dennis — Stewart J. Greenleaf — Edwin Hallowell — D. G. Holt

Worcester: Alvin K. Rothenberger — Richard S. Schweiker — Richard S. Schweiker

Wyncote: Christopher R. Booth — Gilbert Cox — Alma V. Lorimer — Mrs. Barclay H. Warburton

Wyndmoor: Colleen S. Alexander

Wynnewood: Walter H. Annenberg — John Cromwell Bell, Jr. — Leigh Anne Clark — Alan Kessler — Gail E. Kessler — Murray Levin — Samuel K. McConnell, Jr. — James C. McConnon — Barbara Schiffrin — Alexandra D. Toland

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