The Political Graveyard: Duval County, Fla.

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Duval County
Florida

Politicians who lived in Duval County

Duval County (no city given): S. L. Burritt — Frank Clark — Alexander W. Crichton — Samuel Y. Gary — Oliver Woods

Atlantic Beach: Ernest Butt — Andrew J. Ford — Charles Kohn — Thomas F. Petway — Sylvia Simmons

Jacksonville:

	Jacksonville, year not specified: Jim Tullis
	Jacksonville, 1840-1849: Joseph B. Lancaster
	Jacksonville, 1850-1859: J. D. Dell
	Jacksonville, 1860-1869: Andrew J. Bentley — John Clark — Halstead H. Hoeg — Edward Hopkins — Holmes Steele — Adonijah Strong Welch
	Jacksonville, 1870-1879: Andrew J. Bentley — Horatio Bisbee, Jr. — W. Stokes Boyd — Dennis Eagan — Jesse J. Finley — Jonathan C. Greeley — Edward Hopkins — Peter Jones — Luther McConihe — John R. Scott
	Jacksonville, 1880-1889: Andrew J. Bentley — Horatio Bisbee, Jr. — J. Q. Burbridge — Wilkinson Call — Sherman Conant — W. McClaws Dan — J. Ramsey Dey — Morris A. Dzialynski — Dennis Eagan — Jesse J. Finley — Emanuel Fortune — Peter Jones — William M. Ledwith — Joseph E. Lee — Patrick McQuaid — W. A. Middleton — Roy P. Moody — M. C. Rice — N. K. Sawyer — C. B. Smith
	Jacksonville, 1890-1899: William M. Bostwick — J. E. T. Bowden — Nathan P. Bryan — Charles M. Cooper — Morris A. Dzialynski — Dennis Eagan — Duncan U. Fletcher — James W. Johnson — William D. Knight — Joseph E. Lee — Patrick McQuaid — Henry Robinson — John R. Scott — John E. Stillman
	Jacksonville, 1900-1909: William H. Baker — J. E. T. Bowden — Napoleon B. Broward — Nathan P. Bryan — William J. Bryan — Duncan U. Fletcher — Daniel T. Gerow — William S. Jordan — Joseph E. Lee — William H. Lucas — George M. Nolan — Julio Rodriguez Embil — John R. Scott — William H. Sebring — James P. Taliaferro — M. W. Wiggins
	Jacksonville, 1910-1919: William J. Barker — J. E. T. Bowden — Napoleon B. Broward — Nathan P. Bryan — Frank E. Chase — Robert S. Cockrell — John C. Cooper, Jr. — Duncan U. Fletcher — Daniel T. Gerow — P. A. Holt — William S. Jordan — Joseph E. Lee — Scott Marion Loftin — William H. Lucas — John W. Martin — John L. McWhorter — Patrick Murphy — Eugene Oberdorfer — Giles Jared Patterson — George M. Powell — Julio Rodriguez Embil — John R. Scott — Van C. Swearingen — M. W. Wiggins
	Jacksonville, 1920-1929: John T. Alsop, Jr. — H. L. Anderson — J. E. T. Bowden — Nathan P. Bryan — John T. G. Crawford — Duncan U. Fletcher — Daniel T. Gerow — Lila M. Kiddy — Scott Marion Loftin — John W. Martin — S. D. McGill — Fred T. Noone — Mrs. Fred T. Nooney — George R. Paschal, Jr. — Giles Jared Patterson — I. E. Phillips — John R. Scott — Gilchrist B. Stockton — Edgar W. Waybright
	Jacksonville, 1930-1939: John T. Alsop, Jr. — Edward Anderson, Jr. — George C. Blume — J. E. T. Bowden — Scott Marion Loftin — John W. Martin — Peter H. Miller — Reginald P. Mitchell — Mrs. Fred T. Nooney — Giles Jared Patterson — Gilchrist B. Stockton — Fuller Warren — Edgar W. Waybright
	Jacksonville, 1940-1949: Carlotta Townsend Alderman — John T. Alsop, Jr. — Ernest E. Anders — Horace C. Avery — Mrs. James R. Black, Jr. — George C. Blume — Haydon Burns — David H. Dwight — Mrs. W. A. Elliott — John L. Fahs — Hayden Harriss — Mrs. Robert H. Hill — Hattie I. James — J. Leonard Lewis — Scott Marion Loftin — John W. Martin — Ella R. Miller — Reginald P. Mitchell — White L. Moss — Charles H. Murchison — Mrs. Fred T. Nooney — Emory H. Price — E. H. Ramsey — Gilchrist B. Stockton — W. G. Underwood — Edgar W. Waybright — Frank Whitehead — Charles J. Williams — F. Harry Williams
	Jacksonville, 1950-1959: Carlotta Townsend Alderman — Nell Alford — Horace C. Avery — Richard D. Barker — Charles E. Bennett — S. Gordon Blalock — Lola Breen — Haydon Burns — J. J. Daniel — John L. Fahs — Irving Klepper — John W. Martin — E. K. McIlrath — White L. Moss — Mrs. Fred T. Nooney — Flora A. O'Mallan — Emory H. Price — J. L. Rhodes — Philip N. Selber — Clifford B. Shepard, Jr. — Edgar W. Waybright — Charles J. Williams
	Jacksonville, 1960-1969: Carlotta Townsend Alderman — Charles E. Bennett — Susan Harrell Black — Erma Belle Blado — Mrs. B. B. Brockman — Haydon Burns — Gretchen Carpenter — Lester Foley — Jake Godbold — Cecil D. Hardesty — Geraldeen Hembree — Robert C. H. Johnson — White L. Moss — Lou Ritter — Hans Tanzler
	Jacksonville, 1970-1979: William Bankhead — Grace Kitty Barnett — Charles E. Bennett — Susan Harrell Black — Ronnie Bloom — Laura Brockman — Joe Carlucci — J. E. 'Jack' Carter — Buck Cochran — Louise Dixon — John R. Forbes — Tillie K. Fowler — Arnett Girardeau — Jake Godbold — Cecil D. Hardesty — Lex Hester — Rogers B. Holmes — Andrew E. Johnson — Janis Betz Lampe — Pauline Elizabeth Pierce — Eric Smith — Hans Tanzler — Bill Taylor — Fred Tygart
	Jacksonville, 1980-1989: Charles E. Bennett — Tillie K. Fowler — Jake Godbold — Tommy Hazouri
	Jacksonville, 1990-1999: T. Edward Austin, Jr. — Judy Batchelder — Marsha Berdit — Corrine Brown — Carolyn B. Cornwell — Frank Cummings — John Delaney — Willye Dennis — Preston Drummer — Tillie K. Fowler — Nat Glover — Karen J. Hazlett — Tommy Hazouri — Anthony C. Hill, Sr. — Betty Holzendorf — Lisa King — Luella J. McQueen — Emma Moran — Karen Nuland — John C. Parker — Edna Saffy — John Wright
	Jacksonville, 2000-2009: Terrie W. Brady — Travis L. Bridges — Corrine Brown — Cynthia Burgin — John Capra — Clyde Collins — Carolyn B. Cornwell — Ander Crenshaw — Eddie L. Dedmon — John Delaney — Minerva S. Faire — John Falconetti — Terry L. Fields — Marty Fiorentino — Tillie K. Fowler — Audrey Gibson — Nat Glover — Ann S. Henkel — Deno A. Hicks — Mike Hightower — Anthony C. Hill, Sr. — Wayne Hogan — Denise Holton — Lawrence M. Jefferson — Jimmy Johnson, Sr. — Cyrus M. Jollivette — Gayle Kendall — Lisa King — Luella J. McQueen — John C. Parker — John Peyton — Wayne Sherman

Jacksonville Beach: Deborah L. Courtney — Karen J. Hazlett — J. T. McCormick — H. A. Prather — I. D. Sams — Nancy Soderberg

Neptune Beach: Kara Tucker

North Jacksonville Beach: Mrs. A. G. Chappell

West Jacksonville: W. Ashe Verlander

See also Florida areas not assigned to counties.

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