The Political Graveyard: Sonoma County, Calif.

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Sonoma County
California

Politicians who lived in Sonoma County

Sonoma County (no city given): F. Presley Abshire — J. B. Beeson — A. C. Bledsoe — William Caldwell — James Dixon — J. G. Dow — J. L. Downing — E. F. Dunne — W. A. Eliason — Thomas W. Hudson — A. B. Lemmon — Silas M. Martin — Beverly B. Munday — William H. Northcutt — G. W. Reed — William M. Rider — J. Smith — J. B. Warfield — Murray Whallon — Edward F. Woodward — W. S. M. Wright

Cotati: Amy Boyd

Fulton: William Maddux

Glen Ellen: Irv Sutley

Healdsburg: Toni Novak Sutley

Occidental: Douglas H. Bosco

Petaluma: H. T. Fairbanks — Thomas J. Geary — Gil P. Hall — Mary L. Hall — Mike Harris — Edward C. Hinshaw — Leland H. Myers — Arthur W. Parent — Donna Lee Piotrkowski — V. J. Schoeningh — Pat Wiman — Lynn C. Woolsey

Santa Rosa:

	Santa Rosa, 1800-1899: John A. Barham — Horace W. Byington — Thomas J. Geary — Barclay Henley — O. H. Hoag — John K. Luttrell — Thomas L. Thompson
	Santa Rosa, 1900-1999: Caroline Banuelos — John A. Barham — Elizabeth J. Cabraser — George R. Cadan — George O. Chalfant — Charles O. Dunbar — Carole Ellis — Lee Evans — Thomas J. Geary — Thomas J. Geary — William Grami — James H. Gray — Howard Courtney Hughes — Jerome Kushins — Clarence F. Lea — Jacques Levy — Alex McCluskey — Duncan E. McKinlay — Lillian Meinecke — Glenn E. Murdock — Charles Porter — James W. Ragsdale — Joseph A. Rattigan — Leon Reynaud — Jack Ryerson — Emmett Seawell — Harry James Stockman — Rolfe L. Thompson — Roads Veale — L. W. Zuur
	Santa Rosa, 2000-2012: Steve Lucanic — Irv Sutley — Ruth Van Bemmel — Dale Wagner — Sharon Wright

Sebastopol: Hubert B. Scudder

Sonoma: Brice Jones — Dorene Musilli — Charles Roberson — J. Gary Shansby — Barbara Stidham — John Waller — Monroe Wingate

Vineburg: Anton Hartmann

Windsor: J. O. Davis — Peter Jesella — Marina I. Torres

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