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Schuylkill County
Pennsylvania

Politicians who were born in Schuylkill County

	Schuylkill County (no city given): Robert F. Devine, 1860
	Ashland: Emil Seidel, 1864 — Dennis Dougherty, 1865 — Alfred B. Garner, 1873 — Charles W. Staudenmeier, 1894
	Butler Township: Charles J. Monaghan, 1874
	Coaldale: James H. Gildea, 1890
	Donaldson: Ralph W. E. Donges, 1875
	Girardville: G. Harold Watkins, 1903
	Llewellyn: Joseph P. Dando, 1883
	Mahanoy City: Ivor D. Fenton, 1889 — Anthony Savage, 1893
	Minersville: George F. Brumm, 1878 — John J. Penczak, 1911 — William D. Hutchinson, 1932
	Orwigsburg: Jacob Krebs, 1782
	Pitman: C. Frederick Pracht, 1880
	Port Carbon: John J. Coyle, 1863 — Charles Steele, 1865
	Pottsville: William Stevenson, 1837 — Charles N. Brumm, 1838 — John H. Pollard, 1851 — James M. Graeff, 1862 — Frederick W. Magrady, 1863 — George W. Edmonds, 1864 — Robert E. Lee, 1868 — Christian J. Emhardt, 1883 — Cyrus M. Palmer, 1887 — Edward W. Helfrick, 1928 — Frederick H. Hobbs, 1934 — Rick Gray, c.1956
	Ravenrun: Robert D. Heaton, 1873
	St. Clair: Vincent M. Carter, 1891 — Tim Holden, 1957
	Shenandoah: Michael F. Conry, 1870
	South Manheim Township: John Reber, 1858
	Tamaqua: John R. Huhn, 1856 — Charles E. Miller, 1894
	See also Pennsylvania birthplaces not assigned to counties.

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