The Political Graveyard: Genesee County, Mich.

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Genesee County
Michigan

Politicians who were born in Genesee County

Genesee County (no city given): Edward D. Black, 1853 — Clifford A. Bishop, 1877

Argentine Township: George A. Gillespie, 1883

Burton: Hiram H. Bardwell, 1839

Clayton Township: John J. Carton, 1856 — Augustus C. Carton, 1871 — Peter B. Lennon, 1878

Clio: William W. Blackney, 1876 — Glenwood C. Fuller, 1881

Davison: Thomas C. Hart, 1877 — Harold E. Bradshaw, 1898 — James F. Smith, 1923

Fenton: Ira W. Jayne, 1882 — Warren C. Colver, 1925

Flint:

	Flint, year not specified: John R. McKinnis II
	Flint, 1800-1899: George W. Buckingham, 1839 — Francis H. Rankin, Jr., 1854 — Fenton R. McCreery, 1866 — John L. Brumm, 1878 — Vervie P. Sutherland, 1882 — Charles F. Klump, 1885 — Harry A. McBride, 1887
	Flint, 1900-1999: David M. Martin, 1901 — Charles B. Cumings, 1908 — William Osmund Kelly, 1909 — Gordon Rockwell, 1915 — Garland B. Lane, 1919 — Edward A. McLogan, 1920 — LeeRoy Clark, 1922 — James H. Brickley, 1928 — Edward Suski, 1928 — Dale E. Kildee, 1929 — James N. Callahan, 1932 — Donald W. Riegle, Jr., 1938 — Jack M. Stack, 1938 — Harold J. Scott, 1938 — William S. Ballenger III, 1941 — Gerald D. Jernigan, 1942 — Jim Berryman, 1947 — Pete Kott, 1949 — Michael Moore, 1954 — John R. McKinnis II

Flint Township: David D. Aitken, 1853

Flushing: David G. Chandler, 1847 — Herbert L. Freeman, 1859

Near Flushing: Alex D. Cuthbertson, 1887

Gaines: Willard J. Nash, 1879

Grand Blanc: Jayno W. Adams, 1870 — Herbert E. Crouter, 1885

Grand Blanc Township: Charles Dean Long, 1841

Linden: Louis D. McGregor, 1901

Mt. Morris Township: Harry G. Gault, 1892 — Albert R. Horrigan, 1909

Otisville: William K. McInally, 1905

Richfield Township: Claude M. Stoddard, 1875

Thetford Township: Henry H. Aplin, 1841

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