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Aiken County
South Carolina

Politicians who lived in Aiken County

Aiken County (no citygiven):      Aiken County, 1850-1899:JamesAldrich —LewisMonroe Asbill —JohnMurff Bell —ElleryM. Brayton —JudsonBrodie —JamesHammond Bush —AndrewPickens Butler —ArthurWilliams Cushman —ThomasJones Davies —JohnGary Evans —JohnGabriel Guignard —R.L. Gunter —CharlesD. Hayne —DanielSullivan Henderson —GlosterH. Holland —PaulW. Jefferson —WilliamB. Jones —OliverCromwell Jordan —RobertH. Kernigan —JamesL. Quinby —PrinceR. Rivers —ClaudeE. Sawyer —F.P. Woodward —JamesJ. Woodward    Aiken County, 1900-1949:AndrewPickens Butler —TheodoreG. Croft —DanielSullivan Henderson —WilliamE. Johnson —DorceyKedridge Lybrand —G.L. Toole —JohnFrederick Williams    Aiken County, 1950-1999:WallaceA. Blackwell —M.Judson Busbee —RobertR. Butterworth —JuneH. Cannon —BettyChristensen —FrederickC. Christensen —FrankCormany —JoeDunkin —DianeGiddings —KennethGoad —J.Brad Hayes —EdwardJ. Hennelly —ThomasEllis Huff —WilliamHenry Jones —MichaelLukens Laughlin —DorceyKedridge Lybrand —AndrewC. Marine —HarberA. McClearen —GilbertE. McMillan —LloydT. Olsen —R.S. Perry —IreneKrugman Rudnick —MarionHartzog Smoak —FramptonWyman Toole, Jr. —AustinF. T. Van Zile —HastingsWyman, Jr.    Aiken County, 2000-2025:GinnyAllen —DavidNix —AndrewO'Byrne, Sr. —DennisSaylor —SusanSwanson    Barnwell County (part now in AikenCounty):CharlesD. Hayne    Edgefield District County (part now inAiken County):AndrewPickens Butler    Aiken:      Aiken, 1800-1899:MaggieL. Carson —BenjaminP. Chatfield —GeorgeWilliam Croft —JamesE. Crosland —E.J. Dickerson —R.B. Elliott —EllenHolmes —LucyE. Norris    Aiken, 1900-1999:JamesF. Byrnes —CharlesE. Carman —WilliamG. Chafee —BenjaminP. Chatfield —GeorgeWilliam Croft —EdwardC. Cushman, Jr. —T.W. Davies —E.J. Dickerson —JohnW. Duncan —Mrs.W. E. Duncan —GeorgeH. Grant —ClaraHarrigal —P.F. Henderson —WilliamA. Jackson —A.S. Johnson —RonaldMaxwell —JohnA. May —Mrs.George Price —Mrs.J. B. Salley —StromThurmond —JeanThurmond —G.L. Toole —H.O. Weeks —JohnH. Williams —W.W. Williams    Aiken, 2000-2025:GaryPark Bunker —WilliamClyburn —RichardJohnson —LessieB. Price —AnnWillbrand —LouisianaWright    Aiken, Barnwell District County (nowAiken County):W.P. Finley    Aiken, Barnwell County (now AikenCounty):C.D. Hayne —J.N. Hayne    Ellenton:FredC. Brinkley    Hamburg:SamuelJ. Lee    Hamburg, Edgefield District County (nowAiken County):A.J. Hammond    New Ellenton:DavidBurns    North Augusta:HenryC. Frey —GoldieRandle —BuddClay Wall —DavidA. Ward    Wagener:OtisL. Baughman    See alsoSouthCarolina areas not assigned to counties.

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