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Riverside County
California

Politicians who died in Riverside County

	Riverside County (no city given): James K. Jamison, 1954
	Near Banning: Jerry L. Pettis, 1975
	Desert Hot Springs: Knute Hill, 1963
	Hemet: George Byer, 2000 — Victor V. Veysey, 2001
	Indian Wells: John H. Reading, 2003
	Indio: John M. Eshleman, 1916 — Jacqueline C. Odlum, 1980
	Lake Elsinore: Frank Rader, 1897
	Palm Desert: Albert W. Hawkes, 1971 — George E. Allen, 1973 — Nancy Kulp, 1991 — Patrick J. Hillings, 1994
	Palm Springs: Samuel Untermyer, 1940 — Winthrop Rockefeller, 1973 — David J. McDonald, 1979 — John Phillips, 1983 — Daryl Arnold, 1997 — Alan Green, 2001 — Noble Willingham, 2004
	Perris: Damon H. Clark, 1947
	Rancho Mirage: John E. Davis, 1990 — Catherine Dean May, 2004 — Gerald R. Ford, 2006 — Dwight J. Porter, 2006
	Riverside: William F. L. Hadley, 1901 — Milton J. Daniels, 1914 — Albert N. Barber, 1940 — Mabel Walker Willebrandt, 1963
	See also California deathplaces not assigned to counties.

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