The Political Graveyard: Muskegon County, Mich.

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Muskegon County
Michigan

Politicians who lived in Muskegon County

Muskegon County (no city given):

	Muskegon County, 1850-1899: William Heap — Albert T. Linderman — Alexander V. Mann — Charles F. Reed — Frank E. Thatcher
	Muskegon County, 1900-1949: Francis G. Barlow — Glenn O. Currey — Thomas W. Donnelly — Robert Douma — Michael William Howsowick — Harry F. Johnson — John Neal — Montague W. Ripley — Edward D. Skeels — Ralph C. Todd — Willis S. Webb — Henry L. Wierengo
	Muskegon County, 1950-1999: Mentie N. Bell — Louis J. Berman — James J. Bolthouse — William R. Booker — Edward O. Bouwsma — Bernard J. Brondyk — Robert A. Cavanaugh — R. Aloise Champoux — Jared E. Collinge — R. Max Daniels — Albert J. Engel — Alfred C. Fairchild — Edward C. Farmer, Jr. — William Garber — James M. Graves, Jr. — Fredric Grimm, Sr. — Fredric A. Grimm — Jack S. Hakes — Oscar E. Johnson — Ledford E. Kempf — Marvin L. Knight — James J. Kobza — Michael Eugene Kobza — Stewart L. Larbell — Charles A. Larnard, Jr. — Matthew C. Locke — Ruth Marcus — Leon D. Nobes — Myron O'Brien — Ronald H. Pannucci — Thomas E. Policka — Robert E. Poulin, Sr. — Arthur M. Rude — Eugene Schaub — Arthur J. Siplon, Sr. — Clark W. Storrs — David G. Tisch — William L. Trap — Robert L. VanDam — Charles M. Waugh — Lawrence Weaver — Walter E. West — Richard Anthony Yates
	Muskegon County, 2000-2012: James M. Graves, Jr. — Timothy G. Hicks — William C. Marietti — John C. Ruck

Casnovia: Thomas Smith

Fruitport: Vincent A. Martin

Holton: Philip Murphy — Herman R. O'Connor

Montague: John J. De Wolf — George E. Gillam — Helen M. Jaunease — William E. Osmun — William Peck

Mooreland: Charles A. Brott — N. A. Clark

Moorland Township: Robert Robinson

Muskegon:

	Muskegon, year not specified: Charles M. Black
	Muskegon, 1870-1879: Fred A. Nims — John Vanderwerp
	Muskegon, 1880-1889: Abel Anderson — Albert Dickerman — Jiroch — David McLachlin — John Vanderwerp
	Muskegon, 1890-1899: James Balbirnie — Charles L. Brundage — Chauncey J. Chaddock — E. B. Dana — Albert Dickerman — Hiram J. Hoyt — William D. Kelly — John Vanderwerp
	Muskegon, 1900-1909: Frank Alberts — John Campbell — Leonard Eyke — Norman B. Lawson — James C. McLaughlin — Thomas Monroe — Harry A. Rietdyk — G. R. Ross — Clarence W. Sessions — John Vanderwerp
	Muskegon, 1910-1919: Mrs. Orrin T. Bolt — Gaylord M. Brown — John J. Castenholz — Stephen H. Clink — Ray A. Cottrell — Arnt Ellifson — D. L. Garver — Henry E. Langlenad — Norman B. Lawson — Bert Leach — James C. McLaughlin — John H. Moore — B. G. Oosterbaan — Harry A. Rietdyk — John Q. Ross — Clarence W. Sessions — Harry M. Sibley — James L. Smith — William H. Smith, Jr. — William J. Smith — George S. Stanley — James E. Sullivan — Lee H. Trott — Willard J. Turner — John Vanderwerp — Hattie B. VanZalingen — Peter Volmari — Carl Young
	Muskegon, 1920-1929: T. B. Bennett — Mrs. Orrin T. Bolt — Harris E. Galpin — Daniel Clinton Holder — James C. McLaughlin — John A. McLaughlin — Rose Poirer — Harry M. Sibley — James L. Smith — James E. Sullivan — Mary E. Thompson — John Vanderwerp
	Muskegon, 1930-1939: Ella J. Duff — Wesley E. Dyer — John Dykstra — Albert J. Engel — Harry H. Geoghan — Irvin L. Knitter — Fred J. Loewe — James C. McLaughlin — John A. McLaughlin — Wright W. Richards — Joseph F. Sanford — Harry M. Sibley — Frank N. Steele — Ruth Thompson — E. S. Thornton — George Vanderwerp — John Vanderwerp — Gordon F. Van Eenenaam — William Waggoner — Louis C. Walker
	Muskegon, 1940-1949: John P. Boeschenstein — Frank Burns — Joseph D. Chartrand — Merritt D. Corbus — Arnold B. Coxhill — Ella J. Duff — Albert J. Engel — Noel P. Fox — Louis H. Freye — William E. Hodges — Wendell S. Holcomb — James S. Kolkowski — Joseph F. Sanford — Milton E. Scherer — Eugene Field Sharkoff — Harry M. Sibley — Walter B. Steele — John Sutton — Anthony Tueling — John Wagner — Louis C. Walker
	Muskegon, 1950-1959: William A. Austin — William Banta — Henry L. Beers — Don E. Benton — John P. Boeschenstein — Leona Clark — Noel P. Fox — Louis H. Freye — Frank Girard — Joseph B. Legatz — John E. Medendorp — Fred Mielke — John H. Piercey — Edwin J. Quick — Charles Rogers — Joseph F. Sanford — Alma V. Schow — Don F. Seyferth — Walter S. Sowles — Walter B. Steele — William E. Steiner — Anthony Tueling — David Wright
	Muskegon, 1960-1969: Francis W. Beedon — Henry L. Beers — Oscar E. Bouwsma — John R. Campbell — Leah L. Cooper — Robert J. Danhof — Noel P. Fox — Edgar A. Geerlings — William F. Hanna — Gerrit C. Hasper — Donald E. Johnson — F. Charles Raap — Mrs. Frank Roberts — Charles Rogers — Don F. Seyferth — Olis Shannon — Mrs. Mercedes Willoughby
	Muskegon, 1970-1979: Francis W. Beedon — Oscar E. Bouwsma — Claire C. Daniels — Glenna M. Garza — Ismael Garza — DeLoyd G. Hesselink — Sandra Kemph — Jim Oosterhart — Ronald E. Pesch — Charles Rogers — Pauline S. Stout — Lora Swenson
	Muskegon, 1980-1989: Howard Anderson — Francis W. Beedon — Guy M. Benham — Robert Cutler — Paul M. Ladas — Jean Trump — Nancy A. Waters
	Muskegon, 1990-1999: James G. Agee — Francis W. Beedon — James Cornell — Julie Dennis — Stephen Habetler — John Dee Haskins — Inez Heller Jones — Paul M. Ladas — Gerald VanWoerkom — Roger C. Wade — Nancy A. Waters
	Muskegon, 2000-2009: Jane Clingman-Scott — Marcia H. Hovey-Wright — Bob Scolnik — Ric Scott — Patricia A. Wade — Stephen J. Warmington — Nancy A. Waters

Muskegon Heights:

	Muskegon Heights, 1800-1899: Charles E. Whitney
	Muskegon Heights, 1900-1999: William J. Balgooyen — Fred H. Cashbaugh — Yvette Courtright — Leonard E. Eggert — William Gomez — Lavant O. Hall — Kenneth Heineman — Jim Jensen — Edward J. Lorenz — Ralph S. Moore — Walter H. Nill — James G. O'Callaghan — B. P. O'Grady — John H. Piercey — Glenn M. Porter — Alex Rogaski — Charles Rogers — Martin Schoenberg — Alma V. Schow — Andrew J. Siney — William Sterzik — Frank C. Tyler — Robert A. Warren — E. L. Wilder — Rillastine R. Wilkins — Bert P. Wing
	Muskegon Heights, 2000-2012: Darrell Paige — Rillastine R. Wilkins

Muskegon Township: William S. Bos — Joseph F. Cihak, Jr. — Charles I. Giles — Patrick Jordan — David Kieft — John Tenhaven

North Muskegon: B. T. Cook — Cynthia D. Kendall — J. R. Kinsman — Ben Marcus — James L. McCormick — Frank E. McKee — John A. McLaughlin — John J. Noor — Elliott D. Prescott — Frank A. Schuler, Jr. — Frank A. Schuyler, Jr. — Jan B. Vanderploeg — Margaret Vanderploeg — Greg Woodbury

Norton Shores: Nancy L. Crandall — Robert McCartney — Terry L. Simon — Jerry L. Wiersma

Norton Township (now Norton Shores): Melvin Davis — E. Harvey Martin — Daniel B. Porter — Herbert Roussel

Ravenna: T. Thomas Thatcher

Roosevelt Park: Ray M. Barrett

Twin Lake: David Coon — William Humphreys

Near Twin Lake: Agnes Fitzgerald

Whitehall: Phillip J. Arthurhultz — Grace Atkinson — Vern D. Brusseau — Gary R. Conrad — Earl W. Prosser — Ruth Thompson

See also Michigan areas not assigned to counties.

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