The Political Graveyard: Calhoun County, Mich.

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Calhoun County
Michigan

Politicians who lived in Calhoun County

Calhoun County (no city given):

	Calhoun County, 1800-1849: Ezra Convis — Charles Olin
	Calhoun County, 1850-1899: Isaac C. Abbott — Harmon Bradley — Daniel Dunakin — Alva D. Eldred — Homer C. Hurd — Harvey Randall — Stephen F. Snyder — Milo Soule
	Calhoun County, 1900-1949: Burt Abell — Lewis W. Allen — Edward Austin — B. M. Blumenberg — William Boyd — Raymond H. Briggs — Earl W. E. Brown — Edward J. Dennison — Howard L. Duckworth — Henry H. Ellison — Charles F. Eppler — William J. Foster — William Galloway — Charles E. Gauss — Richard Hagelshaw — Hazen J. Hatch — Jesse M. Hatch — Fred J. Houseman — Charles H. Lockwood — Horace M. Mechem — Lawrence R. Pizer — Robert B. Pratley — Henry Ramsey — Stephen J. Rathbun — James A. Richards — Lote C. Robinson — Vern Voorhees — James D. Warner — Floyd Withee
	Calhoun County, 1950-1999: Clair L. Bishop — Edward H. Chamberlain — Russell J. Conroy — Ralph O. Cook — Mark Deming — Minard Farley, Jr. — Richard G. Fitzpatrick — Carl H. Grasher — Marcus J. Gray — Milton J. Keller — Bruce Wells Long — Horace M. Mechem — James K. Murray — Walter H. North — Joseph Noverr — Jimmie G. Reagle — John W. Reynolds — Charles A. Robison — Ned Shumway — Howard Stoddard — Albert Welsh — Frank T. Zinn — Frederick W. Zinn

Albion:

	Albion, 1800-1899: Charles F. Austin — Fred E. Britten — William H. Brockway — Almon G. Bruce — Charles W. Dalrymple — Samuel Dickie — Fenner Ferguson — Robert J. Frost — Washington Gardner — A. E. Hagle — William B. Knickerbocker — Edward R. Loud — A. L. McCutcheon — E. F. Mills — Eugene P. Robertson — Isaac N. Sibley — Henry D. Thomason — R. L. Warren — L. J. Wolcott
	Albion, 1900-1999: Robert B. Abbott — William W. Austin — Joseph A. Baldwin — Robert W. Baldwin — C. Owen Brownell — Charles Burnet — Victor S. Burstein — Mary Carter — Ruth E. Conner — Adrian F. Cooper — Harley D. Cortwright — Charles W. Dalrymple — Samuel Dickie — Delos Fall — Washington Gardner — Hugo A. Gieger — Frederic S. Goodrich — George C. Hafford — Warren G. Hooper — Charles E. Hughes — Mrs. Ford B. Jarvis — Edward R. Loud — Alfonso A. Magnotta — Daniel M. McAuliffe — George U. McCarty — William J. McKone — Frank E. Palmer — Robert Piper — James Shanley — Norman H. Wiener
	Albion, 2000-2012: Robert B. Abbott — Jonathan Byrd — Joe Domingo — William M. Wheaton

Battle Creek:

	Battle Creek, 1850-1859: William Brooks — Chester Buckley — Edward Cox — Leander Etheridge — Benjamin F. Graves — Jonathan Hart — Charles Mason — Richard T. Merrill — Elijah Pendill
	Battle Creek, 1860-1869: Chester Buckley — Victory P. Collier — Edward Cox — Benjamin F. Graves — Tolman W. Hall — Thomas Hart — Erastus Hussey — Alonzo Noble — Elijah Pendill — Rodolphus Sanderson — Theron H. Tracy — William Wallace
	Battle Creek, 1870-1879: Charles Austin — Victory P. Collier — Edward Cox — Nelson Eldred — Benjamin F. Graves — Thomas Hart — Rodolphus Sanderson — Clement R. Thompson — George N. Wakefield — James L. Whitcomb — George Willard
	Battle Creek, 1880-1889: Charles Austin — Victory P. Collier — Simeon French — William C. Gage — Benjamin F. Graves — James Green — Henry Clay Hall — George E. Howes — Edwin C. Nichols — Frank M. Rathbun
	Battle Creek, 1890-1899: John W. Bailey — Frank W. Clapp — Joseph L. Cox — Will A. Crosby — Benjamin F. Graves — Joseph L. Hooper — George E. Howes — Francis A. Kulp — Abraham T. Metcalf — Ephraim W. Moore — Thomas C. Morgan — John H. Mykins — Edwin C. Nichols — Austin S. Parker — Frank Turner — Fred M. Wadleigh
	Battle Creek, 1900-1909: Willis J. Abbot — Edward Austin — John W. Bailey — George S. Barnes — Frank W. Clapp — S. S. French — Leon M. Gillette — Charles C. Green — Joseph L. Hooper — Joel C. Hopkins — George E. Howes — Francis A. Kulp — Thomas C. Morgan — Edwin C. Nichols — Walter H. North — William A. Taylor — Fred H. Webb — William R. Wooden
	Battle Creek, 1910-1919: C. E. Badger — John W. Bailey — George L. Bolen — Will A. Cady — Emor L. Calkins — Miles S. Curtis — Charles C. Green — Ray E. Hart — James Henry — Joseph L. Hooper — William T. Hulscher — Albert C. Kingman — Francis A. Kulp — E. L. Markey — James W. Marsh — Thomas C. Morgan — James H. Mustard — Walter H. North — Charles W. Ryan — William J. Smith — Charles Edward Wilson — Thomas Zellinsky
	Battle Creek, 1920-1929: Louis B. Anderson — John W. Bailey — Howard H. Batdorff — Edward L. Branson — John C. Davis — Charles C. Green — Joseph L. Hooper — A. S. Kimball — Francis A. Kulp — Verner W. Main — Thomas C. Morgan — William P. Penty — Charles W. Ryan — Paul W. Shafer — William J. Smith — Christopher Tucker
	Battle Creek, 1930-1939: Mrs. John W. Bailey — Floyd H. Barry — Edward L. Branson — Howard W. Cavanagh — James G. Frey — Thomas Giddings — Robert J. Hamilton — Joseph L. Hooper — Francis A. Kulp — Verner W. Main — Thomas C. Morgan — J. William Murphy — F. Jack Neller — Bernard J. Onen — William P. Penty — H. Earle Russell — Paul W. Shafer — Thomas L. Smith — William J. Smith — Dagmar C. Young
	Battle Creek, 1940-1949: William V. Bailey — Albertha P. Baker — Floyd H. Barry — Roy H. Brigham — Mary S. Coleman — Thomas Giddings — Bernard E. Godde — Robert J. Hamilton — E. M. Jarvis — E. M. Jenkins — Floyd R. Latta — John B. McGregor — Thomas C. Morgan — Paul W. Shafer — Kim Sigler — C. Edward Spencer — Harold E. Steinbacher — John A. Wagner
	Battle Creek, 1950-1959: William V. Bailey — Albertha P. Baker — William Bozell — Roy H. Brigham — Joyce Britton — Clarence O. Button — Creighton R. Coleman — Mary S. Coleman — August E. Johansen — W. Reed Orr — Ronald M. Ryan — Paul W. Shafer — C. Edward Spencer — Harold E. Steinbacher — Raymond M. Turner — Frank C. Wagner — Mrs. William Weckler — Russell V. Worgess
	Battle Creek, 1960-1969: M. Ora Baird — Albertha P. Baker — Dorothy Benton — Creighton R. Coleman — Mary S. Coleman — Margaret Crosby — Harry A. DeMaso — W. Scott Ensign — Stanley Everett — Burton T. Forster — Gustave J. Groat, Sr. — Lawrence Harboldt — James H. Heinze — Preston J. Kool — Robert D. McFee — John Panchuk — Ronald M. Ryan — Wendell L. Smith — Raymond M. Turner — Maxine Wells
	Battle Creek, 1970-1979: Albertha P. Baker — Alfred Burch — Mary S. Coleman — Art Cullers — Harry A. DeMaso — Gustave J. Groat, Sr. — Ralph W. Hughey — Frank Lindsley — Joan E. McConnell — B. J. 'Mac' McDonald — Shirley M. McFee — John J. H. Schwarz — Ann Shafer — Ronald R. White
	Battle Creek, 1980-1989: Mary S. Coleman — Richard Fitzpatrick — Richard G. Frantz — John R. Holmes — B. J. 'Mac' McDonald — John J. H. Schwarz — Ann Shafer — Carol Lee Strickler
	Battle Creek, 1990-1999: Merle Augustine — Mark A. Behnke — Richard G. Fitzpatrick — William Hanner — Violet Hinton — Mark Schauer — John J. H. Schwarz
	Battle Creek, 2000-2009: Mark A. Behnke — Charles F. Conces — Scott Durham — John K. Godfrey — James Haadsma — Brian K. Kirkham — Gail Anne Petrosoff — Rosetta Sanders — Mark Schauer — John J. H. Schwarz — Mary A. Warner

Battle Creek Township (now part of Battle Creek): Raymond O. Struble

Ceresco: Mrs. Roy Lord

Homer: Arthur D. Bangham — Duly McCone

Marshall:

	Marshall, 1800-1899: J. Adams — Edward Bradley — Isaac E. Crary — Charles Philo Dibble — Charles Dickey — Marvin Ferguson — J. C. Fitzgerald — James Wright Gordon — Henry Hewitt — William F. Hewitt — Thomas J. O'Brien — Abner Pratt
	Marshall, 1900-1999: Dan Angel — Hubert J. Brown — Creighton R. Coleman — Hammond J. Coleman — Tom Cook — Blaine W. Hatch — H. V. Hatch — Louise Johnson — Roger Johnson — Nyle L. Katz — Mrs. Craig C. Miller — Ellsworth B. More — Frank Moses — Jessie C. Porter — John Powell — Carl A. Robinson — Lee C. Sherman — Richard K. Stout — Herbert E. Winsor — Jackson Worsham
	Marshall, 2000-2012: Jonathan Byrd — John Anthony La Pietra

Pennfield Township: John M. Willison

Tekonsha: Edward P. Keep

See also Michigan areas not assigned to counties.

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