The Political Graveyard: Saginaw County, Mich.

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Saginaw County
Michigan

Politicians who lived in Saginaw County

Saginaw County (no city given):

	Saginaw County, 1800-1849: Charles L. Richmond
	Saginaw County, 1850-1899: Francis Ackley — Charles E. Brenner — Lorenzo T. Durand — Fred W. Hollister — Joseph A. Hollon — Thomas C. Ripley — D. E. Skinner — Jabez G. Sutherland — John W. Turner
	Saginaw County, 1900-1949: Thomas G. Baillie — Charles E. Brownell — Charles Q. Carlisle — Cora Chilton — Otto J. Conzelmann — William E. Crane — John B. Crutchfield — John Cuthbertson — Dale D. Doyle — Earl R. Dunning — Lorenzo T. Durand — Frank E. Emerick — John S. Gerschbacher — William B. Hackett — James A. Harris — William F. Hemmeter — John Henry — Dewey H. Hesse — John Hood — John H. Johnson — Joseph W. Kerns — John Kortan — P. McColough — David E. McLaughlin — Jenner E. Morse — Charles Neumier — Stanley R. Ostler — Miles J. Purcell — John C. Rauchholz — Archibald Robertson — Fred J. Schwinger — Fred Smith — Eugene A. Snow — John E. Stanko
	Saginaw County, 1950-1999: Hazen R. Armstrong — Joseph Gore Barr — Anthony P. Beck — Elmer A. Beyer — Richard Clifford — Charles C. Collison — Guy H. Crowell — Dorothy J. Currie — William M. Daly — Harry Ezop — Gillivary H. Fletcher — Elmer L. Hopkins — James H. Kavanagh — Robert L. Kazmarek — Leo M. Kenny — Joseph R. McDonald — Edward McNamara — Roland G. Niederstadt — Dean W. Orem — Kenneth W. Rathje — Emmett Robinson — Kathryn A. Rood — Carl A. Satow — James W. Stenglein — Julius Sutto — Charles E. Tafoya — Marshall L. Wilson
	Saginaw County, 2000-2012: Fred L. Borchard — Leopold P. Borrello — Lynda L. Heathscott — Robert L. Kaczmarek

Birch Run: Cheryl M. Hadsall — June Ormsby — Andrew Taylor

Brant: Mike Goschka — Lynda J. Goward

Brant Township: Benjamin Colvin

Bridgeport: Noah H. Beach — E. W. Gallagher — Dorothy Punches — Nancy Austin Schwartz

Bridgeport Township: Dennis Bow — Patrick Gilles — Lyman Jackson — Elias W. Morey — Darwin A. Pettibone — Chauncey W. Wisner

Buena Vista Township: Alexander Alberti — William L. Goulding — Henry Guiley — William Kremer — John Leidlein — Dwayne Parker — Charles M. Payment — Seth Willey

Burt: Robert Cramer

Chesaning: Charles W. Cheeney — John W. Jackson — Harley D. Peet

East Saginaw (now part of Saginaw): William J. Bartow — William B. Baum — Charles V. De Land — C. S. Draper — John F. Driggs — John A. Edget — John S. Estabrook — Conrad Fey — William F. Glasby — Dwight G. Holland — Roswell G. Horr — Charles K. Robinson — Timothy E. Tarsney — Bradley M. Thompson — William L. Webber — Chauncey W. Wisner

Frankenmuth: Amy Carl — Joann Frank

Freeland: Ruth M. Averill — Frank Garrison — James Graham

Near Montrose: Walter J. Wendling

Oakley: George W. Sackrider

St. Charles: Donald J. Albosta — B. Colvin — Mrs. Peter Delmulle — Jim Howell — Asa T. Sanderson — Bill Schuette — Mark Walsh

Saginaw:

	Saginaw, year not specified: Aaron T. Bliss
	Saginaw, 1820-1829: Gardner D. Williams
	Saginaw, 1830-1839: Gardner D. Williams
	Saginaw, 1840-1849: Gardner D. Williams
	Saginaw, 1850-1859: David H. Jerome — Gardner D. Williams
	Saginaw, 1860-1869: William Quincy Atwood — David H. Jerome — Michael C. T. Plessner
	Saginaw, 1870-1879: William Quincy Atwood — Lyman W. Bliss — George L. Burrows — William H. Sweet
	Saginaw, 1880-1889: William Quincy Atwood — Charles L. Benjamin — Lyman W. Bliss — Chauncey H. Gage — Roswell G. Horr
	Saginaw, 1890-1899: William B. Baum — Leonard Baumgaertner — Lyman W. Bliss — Ferdinand Brucker — Wellington R. Burt — John A. Edget — Joseph W. Fordney — Chauncey H. Gage — Peter Herrig — William R. Kendrick — William S. Linton — Arthur C. McCall — Robert B. McKnight — William B. Mershon — J. W. Messner — Harvey A. Penney — William E. Ramsay — Hiram A. Savage — Henry M. Schmidt — William M. Smith — Byron A. Snow — George W. Weadock — Eugene Wilber
	Saginaw, 1900-1909: William Barie — William B. Baum — Emmet L. Beach — Wellington R. Burt — Joseph W. Fordney — Chauncey H. Gage — William G. Gage — W. J. Hunsaker — William R. Kendrick — Henry E. Lee — Ralph Loveland — John F. O'Keefe — Harvey A. Penney — Byron A. Snow — George W. Stewart — Bird J. Vincent — George W. Weadock — John T. Winship — Henry J. Zacharias — Charles M. Ziegler
	Saginaw, 1910-1919: John Baird — William B. Baum — Emmet L. Beach — Clarence M. Browne — Wellington R. Burt — John A. Cimmerer — Fred L. Eaton — Joseph W. Fordney — William G. Gage — Arthur W. Ganschow — William R. Kendrick — Charles E. Lown — Mrs. C. W. McClure — Frank H. McPhillips — George B. Morley — John F. O'Keefe — Hilem F. Paddock — Harvey A. Penney — Ard E. Richardson — Ernest A. Snow — George W. Stewart — Bird J. Vincent — Leo P. Wagner — William H. Wallace — George W. Weadock — Charles M. Ziegler
	Saginaw, 1920-1929: Burnett J. Abbott — Emmet L. Beach — Clarence M. Browne — Wilber M. Brucker — Edith Carmichael — Joseph W. Fordney — Nellie F. Graves — Fern Smith Hammond — Michael J. Hart — Chester M. Howell — William H. Martin — Frank Marxer — Frank H. McPhillips — Evelyn S. Mershon — John D. Mershon — Willard J. Nash — John F. O'Keefe — Frank A. Picard — Alfred P. Pierson — Leo J. Rimmelle — Ernest A. Snow — Mabel Roach Somers — Bird J. Vincent — William H. Wallace — George W. Weadock — Grace Mary Weadock
	Saginaw, 1930-1939: Burnett J. Abbott — Frank J. Berka — Robert C. Brown — Clarence M. Browne — Wilber M. Brucker — Fred M. Bullock — Fred L. Crawford — George J. Creen — Henry J. P. Graebner — Fern Smith Hammond — Andrew H. Harnly — Michael J. Hart — Albert S. Harvey — Chester M. Howell — William F. Jahnke — John F. Kessel — Howard C. Lawrence — John Leidlein — William R. Longstreet — William H. Martin — Frank Marxer — Evelyn S. Mershon — Donna Nash — Willard J. Nash — Oscar M. O'Dell — John F. O'Keefe — James E. O'Neill — Frank A. Picard — Alfred P. Pierson — Walter F. Remer — James M. Shackleton — Bird J. Vincent — George W. Weadock — George W. Weadock II
	Saginaw, 1940-1949: Frank J. Berka — Ruth M. Bowles — James N. Callahan — Fred L. Crawford — James Creen — J. G. Eisenach — Henry Fries — Henry J. Gaudreau — Clarence F. Graebner — Henry J. P. Graebner — Michael J. Hart — Arthur C. Hauffe — William A. Hemmer — Charles B. Henderson — Robert T. Holland — Eugene S. Huff — L. T. Kent — John F. Kessel — William W. Lee — Arthur MacArthur — Aloysius J. Maier — William H. Martin — John P. Murphy, Jr. — Willard J. Nash — James E. O'Neill — Herbert D. Ranney — Walter F. Remer — John P. Schuch — Louis C. Schwinger — Minnie M. Schwinger — James M. Shackleton — John W. Skrocki — Marion Techentien — Mark Walsh — H. Randall Wickes — Edward L. Wissmiller
	Saginaw, 1950-1959: Fred J. Borchard — Maurice E. Brown — Thomas M. Burns — Kenneth W. Cole — Fred L. Crawford — Robert R. Day — Harold M. Dooley — Thomas Estes — George H. Fischer — Kenneth T. Forbes — Donald W. Gilbert — Robert S. Gilbert — Clarence F. Graebner — Jerome T. Hart — William R. Hart — Arthur C. Hauffe — Holly E. Hubbell — Eugene S. Huff — Glenn E. Jordan — Joseph J. Mainolfi — Henry E. Naegely, Jr. — Willard J. Nash — James E. O'Neill — Robert Reid — Rollin M. Severance — James M. Shackleton — Hubert Spiegel — Harvey D. Walker — H. Randall Wickes
	Saginaw, 1960-1969: William A. Boos, Jr. — Fred J. Borchard — William S. Bovill — Bert C. Brennan — Jerome E. Burns — Thomas M. Burns — Robert R. Day — George H. Fischer — Jerome T. Hart — Eugene S. Huff — Tom James — Robert E. Jamison — William J. Leppien — Carl O. Little — Joseph J. Mainolfi — Henry G. Marsh — Henry Nickleberry — James E. O'Neill, Jr. — James E. O'Neill — Robert D. Parson — John A. Picard — Robert L. Richardson, Jr. — Allan C. Schmid — Rollin M. Severance — James M. Shackleton — R. Dewey Stearns — Robert R. Stone — Wallace Strobel — Robert J. Stroebel — Angelo E. Trogan — Herbert M. Turner — H. Randall Wickes — John W. Wolf
	Saginaw, 1970-1979: Kenneth Arthur Botwright — Bert C. Brennan — Thomas M. Burns — Robert R. Day — George H. Fischer — Paul L. Gustafson — William H. Haithco — Jerome T. Hart — James Harvey — Jane Hensler — Ronald R. Kinsman — Dorothy Kovaleski — Joseph Lopez, Jr. — John McLeod — Eugene Mossner — James E. O'Neill, Jr. — Robert L. Richardson, Jr. — Hattie Schury — Rollin M. Severance — Ralph P. Werve — Lori Whitman — H. Randall Wickes — Robert D. Young
	Saginaw, 1980-1989: Elizabeth Baker — Leon Barnett — Bert C. Brennan — Lloyd C. Clarke — Jeffrey C. Collison — Lorraine Corl — William A. Crane — Lawrence D. Crawford — Robert R. Day — George H. Fischer — Tom Frank — Ellis M. Ivey, Jr. — Gary R. McDonald — Robert Mount — Vern Pococke — Elena R. Sanchez — Rudolph Schmitt — Rollin M. Severance — Martin R. Shackelford — Marie Elena Silva — Charles M. Stack — Joyce Woods
	Saginaw, 1990-1999: Bob Arnold — Maurice Black — Thomas J. Boensch — Robert R. Day — George H. Fischer — A. T. Frank — Michael J. Hanley — Roland J. Jersevic — Charles P. Kaltenbach — Barbara J. McDonald — Jerry Nissely — Robert Zelle
	Saginaw, 2000-2009: Ronald G. Actis — Bob Blaine — Stephen Borrello — Robert B. Ciaffone — Robert R. Day — John Emerick — Wilmer Jones-Ham — Geraldean Karlem — Tim Kelly — Pamela Pugh — John Sangster — Gary Shepherd — Joseph Smith — Andrew Wendt

Saginaw Township: Joseph Babcock — Dion Birney — Timothy Braun — E. N. Davenport — George Davenport — Weston G. Elmer — John Fisher — Thomas L. Jackson — Franklin Millard — Albert Miller — William F. Mosley — Edward O'Donnell — Charles S. Palmer — Hiram S. Penoyer — Jeremiah Riggs — Nelson Smith — John C. Spaeth — Anthony R. Swarthout — William H. Sweet — John Ure — Robert Ure

Near Saginaw: David E. Young

Zilwaukee: John Baird

See also Michigan areas not assigned to counties.

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