The Political Graveyard: Passaic County, N.J.

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Passaic County
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Politicians who lived in Passaic County

Passaic County (no city given):

	Passaic County, 1830-1839: Henry M. Brown — Elisha Clarke — Aaron S. Pennington — John F. Ryerson
	Passaic County, 1840-1849: Thaddeus Board — George W Colfax — Chileon F. De Camp — Oscar Decker — John M. Demarest — Cornelius G. Garrison — William S. Hogencamp — Abraham Prall — George M. Ryerson — John F. Ryerson — Martin J. Ryerson — Patrick H. Shields — James Speer — Adrian R. Van Houten — Henry M. Van Ness — Samuel A. Van Saun — C. S. Van Wagoner
	Passaic County, 1850-1859: James B. Beam — J. S. Fayerweather — Benjamin Geroe — Thomas D. Hoxsey — Joel M. Johnson — John L. Laroe — Patrick Magennis — Charles H. May — William M. Morrell — Samuel Pope — Philip Rafferty — John Schoonmaker — J. V. R. Van Blarcom — Richard Van Houten — C. S. Van Wagoner — Cornelius Van Winkle — Peter H. Whritenor
	Passaic County, 1860-1869: Joseph R. Baldwin — Isaac D. Blauvelt — Isaac P. Cooley — C. Hemmingway — David Henry — Charles F. Johnson — Aaron Kinter — Chandler D. Norton — Samuel Pope — Hugh Reid — Isaac Stagg — E. A. Stansbury — Joseph N. Taylor — John N. Terhune — A. A. Van Voorhees — Garret Van Wagoner
	Passaic County, 1870-1879: George Barnes — George W. Conkling — Joseph L. Cunningham — Charles P. Gurnee — C. Hemmingway — David Henry — Henry Hobbs — John Kennell — Henry McDanolds — John O'Brien — Hugh Reid — John H. Robinson — John Sanderson — Robert M. Torbet — John P. Zeluff
	Passaic County, 1880-1889: De Witt C. Bolton — Cornelius A. Cadmus — Robert A. Carroll — George W. Conkling — John Donohue — Eugene Emley — Thomas Flynn — William F. Gaston — Joseph A. Greaves — John I. Holt — James Keys — Jacob Latus — George Law — George H. Low — John Mallon — Clark W. Mills — Robert B. Morehead — William Prall — James H. Rogers — John Scheele — Thomas B. Vreeland — William W. Welch — Charles T. Woodward
	Passaic County, 1890-1899: Frank Atherton — Phineas Bridge — Samuel Bullock — Richard Carroll — John Donohue — Thomas Flynn — Samuel Frederick — Frank Gledhill — Henry W. Gledhill — John I. Holt — John F. Kerr — John King — Vivian M. Lewis — Thomas McCran — John McKelvey — James Parker — James Robertson — John F. Smith — John W. Sturr
	Passaic County, 1900-1909: Berdan — Richard Berry — Raymond Bogert — William B. Burpo — Butterworth — Crawford — George H. Dalrymple — William B. Davidson — Jacob De Lazier — Derby — Henry J. Earle — Flon — Gardner — Grenfell — Heerema — Hulsart — Inman — Hiram Keasler — John King — Korshet — Landgraff — Vivian M. Lewis — Luthinger — Matthews — Samuel McCoid — McDermott — Minaker — Frank A. Pawelski — Picchatto — Rutka — Ernest Shaw — Arthur M. Smethurst — Edmund G. Stalter — Tamboer — F. W. Van Blarcom — John D. Van Blarcom — Colin R. Wise — George F. Wright
	Passaic County, 1910-1919: Clinton D. Ackerman — William J. Barbour — Robert F. Buckley — Josiah Dadley — George H. Dalrymple — William W. Evans — Thomas Foxhall, Jr. — William Hughes — John Hunter — Arthur P. Jackson — James E. Kerwin — James Matthews — John D. Prince — Edmund B. Randall — Robert A. Roe — William R. Rogers — Fred J. Tattersall — G. H. Vermuelen
	Passaic County, 1920-1929: John M. Campbell — William W. Evans — Grover P. Heinzmann — Walter R. Hudson — Charles C. Hughes — William P. Jordan — Lester F. Meloney — William V. Negus, Jr. — John J. Roegner — William R. Rogers — Fred J. Tattersall — Roy T. Yates
	Passaic County, 1930-1939: Walter H. Gardner
	Passaic County, 1940-1949: Vincent E. Hull
	Passaic County, 1970-1979: Robert Bowen — Thomas Caslander — Ralph E. Faasse — William H. Hicks — Joseph Samuel Long — Valerie Mazzeo — Enrico R. Orlando — Robert Steffy

Acquackanonk Township (part now in Clifton): William B. Gourley

Clifton:

Clifton, 1900-1999: John C. Barbour — William J. Bate — Margaret Delaney — Richard De Marco — Fred G. de Vido — William Dewey — William Dewey — Leo J. Donnelly — Stephen Dudiak — Clifford B. Finkle — William B. Gourley — Charles F. H. Johnson, Jr. — Maurice F. Karp — Crine Kivett — Herb Klein — Jacqueline K. Klein — Stanley R. Knis — Joseph F. McGurk — William A. Miller — W. Nutt — Frank W. Shershin — John W. Surgent — Paul L. Troast — Frank Wilkinson — John J. Winberry — Stanley Zwier

Clifton, 2000-2012: James A. Anzaldi

Haskell: Anthony W. Guide

Hawthorne: Adolph Bagli — Louis Bay II — Patrick J. Botbyl — Lois Cuccinello — James E. Hogan — Lloyd B. Marsh — Peter Mason — Rose Nagle — Ryan J. Peene — Peter A. Sandford — Carroll J. Stark — John Verduin — Edward G. Wilms

Little Falls: Henry C. Allen — Robert Clement — Christie Y. Huh

Mountain View: Stanley O. Styles

North Haledon: Nellie Pou

Passaic:

	Passaic, year not specified: Thomas Russo
	Passaic, 1800-1899: Daniel Holsman — C. M. K. Paulison — George N. Seger
	Passaic, 1900-1999: Robert R. Armstrong — Robert G. Bremner — Marion Constantine — James J. Cowley — Dow H. Drukker — Rosario Gianconia — Joseph Hirkala — Charles F. H. Johnson — John R. Johnson — Joseph M. Keegan — Joseph Lipari — Denis A. G. Lyons — Nicholas Martini — Joseph V. McGuire — Trinidad Mestre — Edward T. Moore — Robert J. Neilley — Carl Nitto — Emil Olszowy — Morris Pashman — Anton L. Pettersen — Rolin Rodriquez — Milagros Rosario — George N. Seger — Hymen Siegendorf — B. W. Spencer — Thomas R. Watson — William W. Watson — Henry C. Whitehead — Oscar R. Wilensky — Russell S. Wise — William J. Woods
	Passaic, 2000-2012: Kenneth Lucianin — Ritzy Moralez — Theresa Nance — Samuel Rivera

Paterson:

	Paterson, 1850-1859: John J. Brown — Silas D. Canfield — Aaron S. Pennington — Jetur R. Riggs — Peregrine Sandford — Samuel Smith — Brant Van Blarcom
	Paterson, 1860-1869: Henry B. Crosby — Albert A. Hopper — Henry M. Low — Edwin S. Prall — Jetur R. Riggs — John Ryle — Nathaniel Townsend — William G. Watson — Henry A. Williams
	Paterson, 1870-1879: Benjamin Buckley — Joseph R. Graham — John W. Griggs — John Hopper — Nathaniel Townsend — Socrates Tuttle
	Paterson, 1880-1889: Nathan Barnert — Charles D. Beckwith — David S. Gillmor — William B. Gourley — John W. Griggs
	Paterson, 1890-1899: Nathan Barnert — Thomas Beveridge — Christian Braun — John W. Griggs — John V. Hinchliffe — Garret A. Hobart — Thomas R. Layden — Matthew Maguire — Andrew F. McBride — James F. Stewart
	Paterson, 1900-1909: William Barbour — Nathan Barnert — William H. Belcher — William Berdam — William L. Dill — John W. Griggs — William Hughes — John Johnson — Abram Klenert — Thomas R. Layden — Matthew Maguire — Andrew F. McBride — Thomas F. McCran — Wood McKee — Peter Quackenbush — Albin Smith — Robert Williams — David Young
	Paterson, 1910-1919: John H. Adamson — Nathan Barnert — James G. Blauvelt — John Boylan — William L. Dill — Robert H. Fordyce — John W. Griggs — Samuel Hilfman — John Hinchliffe — John V. Hinchliffe — William Hughes — Abram Klenert — Thomas R. Layden — William I. Lewis — Henry Marelli — Andrew F. McBride — Thomas F. McCran — Peter J. McGinnis — Clifford L. Newman — Leonard Pikaart — Amos H. Radcliffe — James J. Ryan — Albin Smith
	Paterson, 1920-1929: Nathan Barnert — William Cadmus — Albert Comstock — Joseph A. Delaney — William L. Dill — Charles V. Duffy — Edgar H. Ellis — David Harrison — John V. Hinchliffe — Nicholas F. Kearney — Thomas L. Kelley — Abram Klenert — Andrew F. McBride — Colin M. McLean — Susan A. McNair — William A. Merz — George M. Mitchell, Jr. — James J. Murner — Raymond J. Newman — Amos H. Radcliffe — Albin Smith — Isabelle M. Summers — Frank J. Van Noort — Henry A. Williams — Robert Williams
	Paterson, 1930-1939: Joseph A. Delaney — William L. Dill — Charles V. Duffy — Anna Gilmore — Ronald D. Glass — David Harrison — John V. Hinchliffe — Abram Klenert — Charles F. Lynch — J. Oliver MacDonald — Alexander M. MacLeod — Joseph F. McGurk — Amos H. Radcliffe — Bernard L. Stafford
	Paterson, 1940-1949: Charles K. Barton — Gordon Canfield — Joseph A. Delaney — Michael U. DeVita — William L. Dill — Vincent C. Duffy — Arthur C. Dunn — William A. Dwyer — Chris Edell — William P. Furrey — Ronald D. Glass — David Harrison — Fred Hoelscher — William J. Kane — Abram Klenert — Edward J. O'Byrne — Richard E. O'Dea — Edna V. Robinson — James B. Whittaker
	Paterson, 1950-1959: Anna M. Brooks — Gordon Canfield — Michael U. DeVita — William L. Dill — Vincent C. Duffy — Anthony J. Grossi — David Harrison — Edward J. O'Byrne — Edward H. Saltzman — Harry L. Schoen — Mrs. E. Vandine Smith — Lester F. Titus — James B. Whittaker
	Paterson, 1960-1969: Anna M. Brooks — Charles W. Convery — William Dillistin — Frank F. Graves, Jr. — Frank X. Graves, Jr. — Anthony J. Grossi — David Harrison — Lawrence F. Kramer — Thomas Lazzio — Helen C. Rodgers — A. Michael Rubin — Milton Schamach — Harry L. Schoen — Sol Stetin
	Paterson, 1970-1979: Frank Davenport — Arthur C. Dwyer — Ronald Fava — Frank X. Graves, Jr. — Lawrence F. Kramer — Thomas Lazzio — William J. Pascrell, Jr. — Vincent O. Pellecchia — Thomas Rooney
	Paterson, 1980-1989: Vera Ames — Joseph Corsi — Frank X. Graves, Jr. — Lawrence F. Kramer — Rosemary Ottenweller — William J. Pascrell, Jr. — Gail Yannarelli
	Paterson, 1990-1999: Peggy Anastos — Martin G. Barnes — Anna Lisa Dopirak — Frank X. Graves, Jr. — William J. Pascrell, Jr.
	Paterson, 2000-2009: Martin G. Barnes — Elease Evans — Lawrence Kramer — William J. Pascrell, Jr. — Nellie Pou — Jose Torres

Pompton Lakes: Harry Babcock — Richard Falk — Henry G. Hershfield — William P. Leary

Ringwood: John Currie

Ringwood Manor: John D. Prince

Totowa: Frank J. Giaquinto — Frank J. Hanson — Peter A. Murphy — John W. Sutton — Elizabeth M. Tomedy — Emma Walker

Wayne: William Boon — John Currie — John F. Evers — Grace French — Carmen Gonzalez-Gannon — Walter F. Hoffmann — Esther Liss — Diane McClellan — Mary C. Palmisano — Lillian M. Roe — Robert A. Roe — Michael Rubin — Scott T. Rumana — Magdalena Speziale — Chris Vergano — Joan Waks

West Milford: Joseph A. DiDonato

West Paterson: Marguerite K. Brophy — Joseph Mason

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