The Political Graveyard: Ottawa County, Mich.

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Ottawa County
Michigan

Politicians who lived in Ottawa County

Ottawa County (no city given):

	Ottawa County, 1800-1899: George F. Richardson — Wales F. Storrs
	Ottawa County, 1900-1999: Louis Anderson — Avery D. Baker — Eugene S. Batema — William F. Bloemendaal — Calvin L. Bosman — James W. Bruins — James W. Bussard — James Chittick — Walter H. Clark — Earl R. Curry — James K. Dressel — John Galien, Jr. — Thomas L. Garzelloni — Donald H. Hann — Chester J. Harmsen — Sipp Houtman — Frances L. Johnson — Frederick Kamferbeek — Asa Kelly, Jr. — Fred F. McEachron — Jacob Oosterbaan — Eugene C. TenBrink — James E. Townsend — Marvin W. Turner — Louis P. Van Den Berge — Alvin W. Vanderbush — Raymond H. Vander Laan — Harry F. Wetter — Nicholas J. Whelan
	Ottawa County, 2000-2012: Jack Holmes

Allendale: Barb VanderVeen

Berlin (now Marne): H. A. Norton — Suel A. Sheldon

Coopersville: George Crosby — R. P. Dethmers — J. M. Ferguson — Colon C. Lillie — Olla K. Marshall — James W. Scott

Ferrysburg: Peter F. Secchia

Georgetown Township: Robert Alward — James Holtvluwer — Charles Lowing — D. Dale Mohr

Grand Haven:

	Grand Haven, 1800-1899: Healy C. Akeley — Henry S. Clubb — Peter J. Danhof — George A. Farr — Thomas W. Ferry — George E. Hubbard — George W. McBride — Thomas W. White
	Grand Haven, 1900-1999: Elwood M. Bender — Martin Boon — John F. Carl — Richard L. Cook — Charles W. Cotten — William Creason — Peter J. Danhof — Delores Dillinger — Patrick V. Dillinger — Fred C. Ehrmann — Edmund Ellis — William A. Hanrahan — Herman F. Harbeck — Joyce Hatton — William Hatton — Lionel Heap — Roy A. Hierholzer — H. H. Hillman — Edward Hofma — C. K. Hoyt — Jon Jellema — Frederick H. Jonker — Walter I. Lillie — William Loutit — Charles E. Misner — A. J. Nyland — Joseph W. O'Brien — John F. Reichardt — Nathaniel Robbins — Henrik E. Stafseth — Claude VanderVeen — Anna VanHorssen — Peter Vanzylen — Claude VerDuin — Henry Wierenga
	Grand Haven, 2000-2012: Roger Bergman — Edward H. Lystra

Holland:

	Holland, 1850-1899: Luke Lugers
	Holland, 1900-1949: Nicodemus Bosch — Earnest C. Brooks — Edward Brouwer — Henry Brusse — William Brusse — A. J. Derow — John R. Dethmers — Gerrit J. Diekema — Henry Geerlings — Gerrit W. Kooyers — Charles H. McBride — Fred T. Miles — Nelson A. Miles — Benjamin A. Mulder — John B. Mulder — William F. Norlin, Sr. — Henry Pelgrim, Sr. — Bruce M. Raymond — Raymond L. Smith — Evart P. Stephan — Alle Toppen — Arthur Van Buren — William C. Vandenberg — Louis J. Vanderburg — William O. Van Eyck — D. B. K. Van Raalte — Herman Van Tongeren
	Holland, 1950-1999: Clemente Amaya — Carl C. Andreasen — Nelson Bosman — Jessie F. Dalman — Robert J. Danhof — Edgar J. Fredericks — Anthony J. Garofalo — Clyde H. Geerlings — Edward L. Grant — Harry Harrington — Peter Hoekstra — Dick M. Jacobs — Wayne Kuipers — O. William Lowry — Albert H. McGeehan — William F. Norlin, Sr. — Ralph E. Richman — Emily Schaefer — Lawrence P. Smith — Raymond L. Smith — Donald Stoltz — William C. Vandenberg — Riemer Van Til — Robert Visscher — Harold J. Volkema — Leonard O. Zick
	Holland, 2000-2012: Jon DeWitte — Peter Hoekstra — Albert H. McGeehan — Gene Picciotti — Frank Scimeca — Joseph Zainea

Holland Township: John Y. Huizenga — Albert Hyma — Terry Nienhuis

Hudsonville: Albert H. Bosch — Melvin J. De Stigter — Glenn Hop — William VanRegenmorter

Jenison: William Holland — Paul Leidig — Elizabeth Olszewski

Nunica: Albert Dallas — Ted Styburski

Spring Lake: Allen C. Adsit — C. P. Brown — Marguerite Clevenger — William M. Connelly — Julia Dennis — Malcolm L. Ferguson — Jane Lilley — Mrs. Allen C. Moore — Mary Lou Priebe — William Savidge — Leon Stille — Jessica Wasserman

West Olive: Sue A. Maturkanich

Zeeland: Dirk F. Boonstra — Henry Bouwens — Jarrett N. Clark — Joan G. Danhof — Angus DeKruif — Jacob Den Herder — J. C. Hickock — Hannes Meyers — George M. Van Peursem — Barbara R. Wilson — Mark Zilis

See also Michigan areas not assigned to counties.

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