The Political Graveyard: St. Clair County, Mich.

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St. Clair County
Michigan

Politicians who lived in St. Clair County

St. Clair County (no city given):

	St. Clair County, 1800-1849: Zephaniah W. Bunce — John Clark — Hannibal Hollister — Ralph Wadhams
	St. Clair County, 1850-1899: Zephaniah W. Bunce — Anson E. Chadwick — Harmon Chamberlain — John Clark — Reuben B. Dimond — Charles M. Green — Frederick Lindow — Tubal C. Owen
	St. Clair County, 1900-1949: Walter S. Bacon — Nelson Bankson — Stanley C. Benedict — De Hull Black — William O. Boden — Eugene Cote — Fred A. Cowan — Clifford W. Crandall — Thomas Dawson — Hugh H. Doner — Anthony Eckert — John M. Gleason — Charles M. Green — Everett F. Hall — Mark J. Haynes — Jean Herbert — George N. Jones — Henry C. Kammin — Thomas W. McCall — Duncan J. McColl, Jr. — Joseph H. McKoan — Charlotte H. McMorran — William H. Miller — John H. Schlinkert — Percy M. Scott — Robert M. Soutar — James M. Sterling — Cornelius J. Sullivan — Guy Teeple — Mervin W. Tomlin — John N. Warn — Thomas Wellman
	St. Clair County, 1950-1999: Stanley M. Brown — Stanley R. Burrows — Lester R. Carriere — Howard J. Clyne — Eldon H. Dell, Jr. — Robert L. Donoghue — Fred W. George — James F. Gerrits — Wilbur V. Hamm — James M. Kelly — Elmer S. Kodet — Timothy J. Lozen — Duncan J. McColl, Jr. — Ernest F. Oppliger — Wesley Popa, Jr. — Robert M. Soutar — Kenneth J. Stommel — Cornelius J. Sullivan — Albert E. Taylor — Said M. Touma — Walter W. Turton — David J. Wright, Jr.

Algonac: Jud Gilbert — Roy T. Gilbert — Edward T. Kane — Shelia Overcash — William M. St. Clair — Angus M. Smith — Pamela J. Wall

Anchorville: Alice McFadden — Roger McFadden

Avoca: Jefferson G. Brown — Lewis O'Dett

Capac: Leo R. Glassford — John Kingott — Phillip Edward O'Jibway — Clara C. Pilchak — Joseph M. Pilchak — George C. Watson — Harold Zorlen

Columbus: Dan Bewersdorff

Fair Haven: Patricia J. Merkle

Fort Gratiot (now part of Port Huron): O'Brien J. Atkinson — David C. Berry — Karry Bland — Peregrine M. Edison — Robert E. French — Sylvester W. Merritt — Hiram Morse — John L. Newell — William R. Stewart — Thomas Sutherland

Goodells: Christopher A. Blatt

Marine City: James T. Corden — Marilyn Merrick — Henry M. Zimmerman

Marysville: Richard P. Curley — Andrew Mack

Memphis: Ezra Hazen

Near Memphis: Lon W. Kowalik

North Street: Alexander Cowan — Howard T. Heidemann — Raymond C. Wurzel

Port Huron:

	Port Huron, 1840-1849: Lorenzo M. Mason — Cummings Sanborn
	Port Huron, 1850-1859: Newell Avery — Joseph T. Copeland — Wellington Davis — Martin S. Gillett — Daniel B. Harrington — John Miller — Alonzo E. Noble — James W. Sanborn — Alvah Sweetser — Edgar White
	Port Huron, 1860-1869: Calvin Ames — Newell Avery — William L. Bancroft — John Hibbard — John Johnston — Jared Kibbee — Cyrus Miles — John Miller — John L. Newell — William Sanborn — Frederick L. Wells
	Port Huron, 1870-1879: William L. Bancroft — Samuel L. Boyce — Nathan S. Boynton — Omar D. Conger — Edmond Fitzgerald — John Johnston — John Miller — Daniel N. Runnels — John P. Sanborn — Frederick L. Wells
	Port Huron, 1880-1889: Nathan S. Boynton — Ezra C. Carleton — William M. Cline — Omar D. Conger — Wilbur F. Davidson — William Hartsuff — Frank J. Haynes — Henry Howard — Joseph Jacobi — James B. McIlwain — Myron Northup — John G. O'Neill — John P. Sanborn — Herman W. Stevens — Elliott G. Stevenson
	Port Huron, 1890-1899: O'Brien J. Atkinson — Nathan S. Boynton — H. B. Buckeridge — Wilbur F. Davidson — William J. Duff — James B. McIlwain — Seward L. Merriam — William T. Mitchell — George W. Moore — Herman W. Stevens — Samuel W. Vance — Charles Wellman
	Port Huron, 1900-1909: O'Brien J. Atkinson — John J. Bell — Nathan S. Boynton — George H. Brown — Wilbur F. Davidson — Albert Graves — Eugene F. Law — Henry F. Marx — Henry McMorran — Alexander Moore — Fred T. Moore — George W. Moore — Clark E. Spencer — Harvey Tappan — Nahum E. Thomas — Samuel W. Vance — Joseph F. Walsh — Frank Whipple
	Port Huron, 1910-1919: Lincoln Avery — Henry R. Baird — John J. Bell — Eugene F. Black — John L. Black — Burt D. Cady — Frederic J. Dixon — David A. Fitzgibbon — Thomas H. George — Eugene F. Law — Albert E. Stevenson — C. Shirley Stewart — Harvey Tappan — Joseph F. Walsh
	Port Huron, 1920-1929: Henry R. Baird — John J. Bell — Eugene F. Black — Emma E. Bower — Burt D. Cady — James Dunn — John V. French — Fred W. George — Thomas H. George — Patrick H. Kane — Eugene F. Law — John B. McIlwain — James Reid — William Robertson — C. Shirley Stewart — Harvey Tappan — Joseph F. Walsh — Bina M. West
	Port Huron, 1930-1939: Henry R. Baird — Eugene F. Black — Alexander Cowan — Fred W. George — Thomas H. George — David Hanton, Jr. — George L. Harvey — Gilbert H. Isbister — Patrick H. Kane — Fred J. Kemp — William J. McIntosh — William Robertson — C. Shirley Stewart — Laurie O. Telfer — Joseph F. Walsh — Jesse P. Wolcott
	Port Huron, 1940-1949: John A. Anderson — Eugene F. Black — Anne Coushaine — Fred W. George — Harry L. Gillow — Gilbert H. Isbister — Arthur M. Mann — Clifford O'Sullivan — Harry J. Phillips — L. C. Sellers — Lucille E. Soutar — C. Shirley Stewart — Anna Wilson — Jesse P. Wolcott — Thomas E. Woods
	Port Huron, 1950-1959: Eugene F. Black — Margaret J. Ford — Fred W. George — William K. Gilbert — Edward T. Kane — Ruth Losie — Ferris Lucas — Arthur M. Mann — Raymond Matteson — Robert J. McIntosh — Clifford O'Sullivan — Harry J. Phillips — Etta M. Reid — Stanley C. Schlee — Lucille E. Soutar — Frank O. Staiger — C. Shirley Stewart — Halford I. Streeter — Jesse P. Wolcott — Thomas E. Woods
	Port Huron, 1960-1969: Vera Andrus — Eugene F. Black — Charles R. Chandler — Wayne W. Clyne — William R. Francisco — William L. Jowett — Edward T. Kane — Helen Krohn — R. L. Patterson — Janice Pettee — Fred L. Riggin, Jr. — Charles H. Rosetta — Frank O. Staiger, Jr. — Halford I. Streeter — John A. C. Swainson — S. Martin Tweedie III — Donald M. Wismer, Jr.
	Port Huron, 1970-1979: Eugene F. Black — Bonnie Bottomley — Pete Deegan — Dawn DesJardin — Howard L. Muzzy — John A. C. Swainson — S. Martin Tweedie III
	Port Huron, 1980-1989: Stanley C. Benedict — Eugene F. Black — Mary Davis — Dan L. DeGrow — Gary Fletcher — Ted C. Frantz — R. Friend — James Mercado — Richard S. Sommerville — S. Martin Tweedie III
	Port Huron, 1990-1999: Gerald Ackerman — Eugene F. Black — Dan L. DeGrow — R. Friend — Lauren M. Hager — Mary Mechtenberg — Steven Miller — Peter Porcaro — S. Martin Tweedie III
	Port Huron, 2000-2009: R. Friend — B. Mark Neal

St. Clair: Frank D. Beadle — Mrs. John B. Earle — Mary J. Gragg — Creighton Holden — Lyman A. Holmes — William S. Hopkins — W. R. Kemp — Marcus H. Miles — Charles F. Moore — Franklin Moore — Franklin Moore — Theodore C. Ruff — Charles H. Westcott — Justin R. Whiting

See also Michigan areas not assigned to counties.

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