The Political Graveyard: Washington County, Pa.

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Washington County
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Politicians who lived in Washington County

Washington County (no city given):

	Washington County, 1800-1899: John F. Budke — Walter Craig — Elbridge G. Creacraft — Brit Hart — Alexander L. Hawkins — William Hopkins — R. V. Johnson — D. M. Leatherman — Norton McGiffin — J. H. McLarn — John C. Messenger — William A. Mickey — William M. Murdock — R. W. Parkinson — Findlay Patterson — T. M. Patterson — David M. Pry — Thomas Ringland
	Washington County, 1900-1999: Earl Ames — James I. Brownson — Erwin Cummins — Howard W. Hughes — J. Carter Judson — Frank R. Mascara — Vance D. Peacock — George B. Sprowls

Allenport: A. P. Barnum

Bentleyville: Jess Costa

Burgettstown: George R. Morris

California: Samuel A. Barnum — Thomas H. Craig — Peter J. Daley II — J. Albert Reed

Canonsburg: Fred A. Caruso — Danny P. Cerrone — Harry L. Cook — June DeVitis — Howard DeWalt — Peter Elish — Vesta G. Johnston — Alex M. McMorron — Ralph W. Peacock — Tim Solobay

Carroll Township: Benjamin G. Binns

Cecil: John Quinn

Charleroi: Kerfoot W. Daly — Elizabeth A. Davies — Nancy Ellis — David M. McCloskey — James W. McGuire — Edward J. Protin — John K. Tener — S. L. Woodward

Chartiers Township: Ralph W. Peacock

Coal Center: Peter J. Daley II

Donora: August Z. Chambon — Grant Furlong — Gilbert E. Koedel — M. J. Sweeney — Will H. Watson — Alfred Zeffiro

Dunlevy: Aldine DeNinno

East Bethlehem Township: Joseph A. Yablonski

East Washington: R. W. Knox — Charles C. Nuss — Wray G. Zelt

Eighty Four: Thomas Uram

Finleyville: Charles W. Koch — Saundra Mellinger

Near Finleyville: Margaret Alexander

Florence: William McCreery

Fredericktown: Thomas E. Morgan — Matthew A. Powers

Houston: Frank Giosta

McDonald: Jean Tarka

Near McDonald: John B. Holland

Monongahela: W. A. Allen — H. T. Billick — Joseph A. Herron — William B. Hill — George V. Lawrence — W. E. McCracken — Austin J. Murphy — William A. Polaski — John S. Skelly — S. C. Stahlman — Davis G. Yohe

Stockdale: Dolores Rozzi

Washington:

	Washington, 1800-1849: William Hoge — Joseph Lawrence — Isaac Leet — Collin Reed — Robert R. Reed
	Washington, 1850-1899: Ernest F. Acheson — I. Bentley — John H. Ewing — Robert M. Gibson — William Montgomery — Alexander Murdoch — Henry W. Temple — Alexander M. Todd
	Washington, 1900-1949: Charles L. V. Acheson — Ernest F. Acheson — Thomas B. H. Brownlee — James A. Bubbett — Charles E. Carothers — J. M. Dickson — J. B. Donaldson — Ulysses Grant-Smith — Robert E. Griffiths — W. W. Hoyt — George D. Iams — R. W. Knox — Rufus S. Marriner — A. C. Marsh — Edward Martin — Robert H. McBurney — John H. Murdock — James S. Pates — John F. Post — Winfield Reed — E. G. Rowland — John L. Stewart — Henry W. Temple — Owen C. Underwood
	Washington, 1950-1999: Sonny L. Anthony Spossey — George I. Bloom — Evelyn Brehm — T. S. Fitch — Margaret Grice — Edward Martin — Helen K. Massock — John M. McCarrell — Bartley P. Osborne — Francis E. Pettit — Frank B. Rackley — Rebecca Ricker — Charles G. Sweet — McDonald Weaver — David Weiner — Elmer R. Wilson
	Washington, 2000-2012: J. B. Burns

West Bethlehem: William B. Schaeffer

West Middletown: Thomas Patterson

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