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Bay County
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Politicians who lived in Bay County

Bay County (no city given):

	Bay County, 1850-1899: Samuel K. Bradbury — John Briske — Newcomb Clark — John H. Holmes — Lee E. Joslyn — Nathan Knight — Isaac Marston — Archibald McDonald — Henry Raymond — John C. Rowden — John Washer — Luther Westover
	Bay County, 1900-1949: Edward E. Anneke — Arthur R. Bellamy — Adolph Blanchard — Joseph Boustead — William G. Burton — Samuel H. Castanier — Carl M. Cook — Lewis P. Coumans — John H. Dean — Floyd P. DeGrace — William J. Deshano — William Gaffney — Clara Grischke — Henry M. Ittner — John J. Jackett — Mrs. Samuel Kircher — Samuel W. Kircher — Charles Kitchen — William Lynch — James E. McKeon — Simon D. McLaughlin — G. Earl Miller — Fred H. Moeller — John L. Nowicki — Louis Ott — Byron W. Rehstorfer — William E. Richardson — John M. Riegel — William Roese — Clarence L. Sheldon — Brad F. Shepard — Stephen Vallender, Sr. — John Washer — Fred C. Whipple — Paul W. Willette — George W. Willis — Fred W. Young
	Bay County, 1950-1999: Leonard Carrol Battle — Adolph Blanchard — Louis W. Doll — John Eaton — Floyd C. Fischer — Michael J. Gillman — F. Norman Higgs — Herbert E. Hipke — Edward Maloney — Lyle M. McCormick — James H. McEvoy — James E. McKeon — John F. Meagher — Mark L. Nelson — James G. Orford — Eugene C. Penzien — Morgan Ramsay, Jr. — Charles H. Schmidt, Jr. — Earl T. Shaw — Charles E. Smith — Roy L. Wetters — Stanley Zimostrad

Near Auburn: William J. Bierd

Bangor Township: Harold F. Beck — James J. Carras — John Lind — George Meed — George D. Middleton — Barbara A. Miller — C. R. Oviatt — Raymond E. Peplinski — S. M. Powrie — Paul Schroeder — Terry Watson — Nicholas D. Zimmer

Bay City:

	Bay City, year not specified: James Van Kleeck
	Bay City, 1850-1859: Nathan B. Bradley
	Bay City, 1860-1869: Nathan B. Bradley — William L. Fay — James J. McCormick — George H. Shearer — James Watson
	Bay City, 1870-1879: James Birney — Chester L. Collins — George Lewis — George Lord — A. G. Maxwell — Archibald McDonell — Algeron S. Munger — H. Wirt Newkirk — George H. Shearer — Appleton Stevens — George H. Van Etten — Thomas A. E. Weadock — Harrison H. Wheeler — John H. Wilkins
	Bay City, 1880-1889: James Birney — George P. Cobb — Chester L. Collins — Sanford M. Green — Brent Harding — Harry P. Merrill — H. Wirt Newkirk — George H. Shearer — W. S. Tousey — Byron E. Warren — Orville A. Watrous — Thomas A. E. Weadock — Frank L. Westover — John H. Wilkins — Hamilton M. Wright
	Bay City, 1890-1899: Mendel J. Bialy — George P. Cobb — Chester L. Collins — Royal S. Copeland — William Hurley — George D. Jackson — Andrew C. Maxwell — Alexander McEwan — Joseph McLean — Theodore F. Shepard — Robins B. Taylor — George Washington — Orville A. Watrous — Thomas A. E. Weadock — Frank L. Westover — Hamilton M. Wright
	Bay City, 1900-1909: Chester L. Collins — William A. Collins — William Cunningham — Edward Evans — Edgar B. Foss — De Vere Hall — Frank Heath — Albert O. Heine — Gustavus Hine — George D. Jackson — John E. Kinnane — Edward Kroencke — Alexander McEwan — Frank Sterling Pratt — E. T. Rowley — Theodore F. Shepard — Frank L. Westover — Frank T. Woodworth
	Bay City, 1910-1919: Chester L. Collins — William A. Collins — James E. Davidson — John G. Dean — Eugene Fifield — Augustus H. Gansser — Frank Heath — Gustavus Hine — Charles W. Hitchcock — Charles A. Houghton — Samuel G. Houghton — George D. Jackson — F. E. P. Kelton — Frank P. S. Kelton — John E. Kinnane — Henry Kinney — Robert H. Lane — George A. Loud — Minerva S. Miller — William M. Muir — William W. Muir — Robert V. Mundy — Marshall A. Oakley — August Quintel — Henry B. Smith — Roy O. Woodruff
	Bay City, 1920-1929: Albert W. Black — Mrs. F. W. Braman — Charles T. Clark — William L. Clements — James E. Davidson — John G. Dean — H. M. Gaffney — Augustus H. Gansser — Frank Heath — William B. Henry — Samuel G. Houghton — George D. Jackson — William J. Kelly — John E. Kinnane — Josephine B. Knoblauch — Arthur C. MacKinnon — Harold N. Merritt — Robert V. Mundy — J. Harry Nelson — Edward M. Sharpe — Frederick C. Siegrist — William H. Tomlinson — Roy O. Woodruff — Howard P. Woodworth
	Bay City, 1930-1939: Charles B. Asselin — David A. Ballard — Paul Begick — Harold C. Bellows — William L. Clements — Charles A. Coryell — Joseph V. Coumans — Volney M. Curry — James E. Davidson — John G. Dean — Mrs. Bernard Frazik — Augustus H. Gansser — Wilbur J. Harris — Frank Heath — William B. Henry — Theodore K. Hine — Samuel G. Houghton — Dudley J. Kavanagh — William J. Kelly — John E. Knapp — Joseph A. Lepczyk — Jerry T. Logie — Howard MacDonald — Arthur C. MacKinnon — James L. McCormick — John J. McGinty — Archibald H. McMillan — J. Harry Nelson — M. Raleigh Rabedioux — Adolph J. Rehmus — William J. Schindehette — Adolph Schrader — Edward M. Sharpe — William H. Tomlinson — Alexander H. F. Wegener — Roy O. Woodruff
	Bay City, 1940-1949: Adolph H. Begick — Mrs. A. Bielowski — Ben W. Calvin — Elford A. Cederberg — Edward J. Daugherty — James E. Davidson — John G. Dean — Floyd J. DeGrace — Richard H. Fletcher, Jr. — Hubert J. Gaffney — Burton J. Gillis — Frank Heath — William B. Henry — John E. Keho — William J. Kelly — Charles Kindermann — Karl K. Leibrand — Jerry T. Logie — Arthur C. MacKinnon — Anthony Marlowe — James L. McCormick — John J. McGinty — Russell S. Pope — M. Raleigh Rabedioux — Erwin H. Rathke — Walter Russell — Edward M. Sharpe — Carl H. Smith — Thelma Whitney — Roy O. Woodruff
	Bay City, 1950-1959: Anthony F. Bielawski — Edwin Bukowski — Ben W. Calvin — Elford A. Cederberg — Jerome Grzegorczyk — Paul Harvey — Frank Heath — William B. Henry — William J. Kelly — Josephine Kidd — Walter Laskowski — Karl K. Leibrand — David R. Louis — Ernestine McGinty — M. Raleigh Rabedioux — Erwin H. Rathke — Edward M. Sharpe — Richard G. Smith — James L. Tanner — Roy O. Woodruff — Ann Zimmerman
	Bay City, 1960-1969: Lester O. Begick — Anthony F. Bielawski — Edwin Bukowski — Arlene Bush — Ben W. Calvin — Ralph A. Camirand — Michael J. Campbell — Leon R. Dardas — Richard Dicks — Milton E. Higgs — Helen M. Kuhn — Karl K. Leibrand — John W. Miller — Mrs. Dwight Olsen — Henry A. Pominville — Donald E. Powers — M. Raleigh Rabedioux — Erwin H. Rathke — Edward M. Sharpe — Richard G. Smith — James L. Tanner — John X. Theiler — Mrs. Steve Toth — J. Bob Traxler — Clair A. White — M. Monte Wray
	Bay City, 1970-1979: Anthony F. Bielawski — Paul L. Brissette — Michael J. Campbell — Brian Carrier — James Digby — Colleen Engler — Marilyn J. Galazin — E. J. Houle — Otis L. Nelson — Henry A. Pominville — Erwin H. Rathke — Anthony G. Sawka — Edward M. Sharpe — Richard G. Smith — J. Bob Traxler — Clair A. White — John R. Willertz
	Bay City, 1980-1989: James A. Barcia — Michael J. Buda — James J. Carras — Susan Gotfried — Dennis V. Hicks — Jay Kegerreis — John J. McDonough — Lyle C. Miller — Mike Murphy — Robert Powers — Erwin H. Rathke — Kathleen Smigiel — Richard G. Smith — J. Bob Traxler — Clair A. White
	Bay City, 1990-1999: James A. Barcia — Donald W. Brewster — Michael J. Buda — Mary L. Donnelly — Clint Foster — Steven G. Goss — Rosa Holliday — Kathleen Newsham — Richard Pomerville — Joseph L. Rivet — Edwin N. Shimabukuro — Richard G. Smith
	Bay City, 2000-2009: James A. Barcia — Donald W. Brewster — Charles M. Brunner — Clint Foster — Rosa Holliday — Robert J. Katt — Matthew Lance — Kathleen Newsham
	Bay City, 2010-2012: Charles M. Brunner

Essexville: Elmer Barcia — Sandra Beattie — Sherry Wood

Frankenlust Township: Adolph H. Begick

Hampton Township: Birdsey Knight — Robert H. Lane

Kawkawlin: Lester O. Begick — William Sutherland

Linwood: Anthony F. Bielawski

Lower Saginaw, Saginaw County (now Bay City, Bay County): James G. Birney

Pinconning: Allen A. Bauer — Sanford E. Charron — William P. Koelsch — Jason Morgan — Tony Pawelski

Portsmouth Township: Benjamin F. Partridge — Appleton Stevens

West Bay City (now part of Bay City): Henry H. Aplin — David G. Arnold — C. J. Barnett — Rousseau O. Crump — Spencer O. Fisher — Peter Lind — George L. Lusk — William E. Magill — William J. Martin — Samuel A. Plummer — William I. Tozer — John Walsh — George Washington — Alexander Zagelmeyer

See also Michigan areas not assigned to counties.

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