The Political Graveyard: Juneau city & borough, Alaska

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Juneau city & borough
Alaska

Politicians who lived in Juneau city & borough

Auke Bay, Juneau: Andrea Doll — R. N. Druxman

Douglas, Juneau: Monte Benson — Andy Ebona — Douglas Gray — L. H. Keist — J. Hugh Malone — Cherie Rudolph

Douglas (now part of Juneau):

Douglas (now part of Juneau), 1800-1899: Patrick H. Fox

Douglas (now part of Juneau), 1900-1999: Nels Anderson — Frank Bach — William Boehl — Robert Bonner, Jr. — James Cristae — Elton E. Engstrom — John Feusi — F. A. J. Gallwas — Albert Goetz — J. R. Guerin — Erwin Hachmeister — Charles Hopp — Robert R. Hubbard — M. S. Hudson — Marcus F. Jensen — Peter Johnson — L. W. Kilburn — J. O. Kirkham — M. J. O'Connor — James Parsons — Mike Pusich — Guy Russo — Robert Savikko — Elmer Smith — Guy Smith — William Stubbins

Juneau:

	Juneau, 1880-1889: Charles E. Coon — Edward DeGroff — William L. Minturn — Daniel H. Murphy — James C. Stitt
	Juneau, 1890-1899: Charles E. Coon — Joseph T. Field — Robert A. Frederick — Henry J. Harrison — Richard P. Nelson — Henrietta Wyman — C. W. Young
	Juneau, 1900-1909: Ohlin H. Adsit — John J. C. Barber — John J. Boyce — Ernest J. Brooks — Arthur K. Delaney — Oscar Foote — George F. Forrest — Robert A. Frederick — John G. Heid — Harriet Belle Hess — G. M. Irwin — Thomas R. Lyons — John F. Maloney — Richard P. Nelson — Louis P. Shackleford — John T. Spickett — Herman T. Tripp — Emery Valentine — John R. Willis
	Juneau, 1910-1919: William S. Bayliss — Harry A. Bishop — John J. Boyce — Zina M. Bradford — William E. Britt — Charles W. Carter — W. W. Casey — Z. R. Cheney — J. H. Cobb — J. Latimer Gray — John G. Heid — Earle L. Hunter — John F. Pugh — John J. Reagan — John Reck — John Rustgard — Louis P. Shackleford — James A. Smiser — Isaac Sowerby — John T. Spickett — B. D. Stewart — Herman T. Tripp — Emery Valentine — E. J. White
	Juneau, 1920-1929: Frank A. Aldrich — Thomas H. Ashby — Zina M. Bradford — William E. Britt — Charles W. Carter — W. W. Casey — Cash Cole — James J. Connors — L. P. Dawes — John H. Dunn — I. Goldstein — J. Latimer Gray — Justin W. Harding — N. O. Hardy — Simon Hellenthal — Thomas B. Judson — William B. Kirk — John C. McBride — James McCloskey — J. McDonald — Thomas McMullen — Arthur E. Ooghe — E. M. Polley — Ralph E. Robertson — Allen Shattuck — H. R. Shepard — Arthur G. Shoup — James A. Smiser — Isaac Sowerby — Josephine C. Spickett — Howard D. Stabler — Will A. Steel — Arthur G. Stroup — Dan A. Sutherland — Mrs. John W. Troy — John W. Troy — Harley Turner — Emery Valentine — E. J. White — James Wickersham — Grover C. Winn
	Juneau, 1930-1939: George F. Alexander — Jacob P. Anderson — Henry A. Benson — Frank A. Boyle — James J. Connors — James V. Davis — L. P. Dawes — I. Goldstein — Justin W. Harding — J. A. Hellenthal — William A. Holzheimer — Mrs. William A. Holzheimer — Thomas B. Judson — William B. Kirk — Harry I. Lucas — James Simpson MacKinnon — John C. McBride — John L. McCormick — Ralph E. Robertson — Henry Roden — Allen Shattuck — Josephine C. Spickett — Howard D. Stabler — Karl Theile — John W. Troy — Emery Valentine — Albert White — James Wickersham — Albert Wile — Grover C. Winn
	Juneau, 1940-1949: George F. Alexander — G. E. Almquist — Abel Anderson — Helen Bender — Henry A. Benson — A. B. Cain — James J. Connors — James V. Davis — L. P. Dawes — Thelma C. Engstrom — Herbert Lionel Faulkner — Anita Garnick — Lynn J. Gemmill — Patrick J. Gilmore, Jr. — A. B. 'Cot' Hayes — Waino E. Hendrickson — Chris Hennings — Crystal S. Jenne — Robert L. Jernberg — Harry I. Lucas — James Simpson MacKinnon — John L. McCormick — Lillian Gertrude Mill — M. E. Monagle — Oscar G. Olson — Ernest Parsons — E. E. Robertson — Mrs. Eugene E. Robertson — Ralph E. Robertson — Henry Roden — Walter P. Sharpe — Allen Shattuck — Curtis G. Shattuck — Howard D. Stabler — Robert L. Tollefson — John W. Troy — H. R. VanderLeest — Steve Vukovich — John W. Walmer — Albert White — Margaret E. White — Albert Wile
	Juneau, 1950-1959: Don Abel — R. Rolland Armstrong — E. L. 'Bob' Bartlett — Roger G. Connor — James J. Connors — Frederick O. Eastaugh — Herbert Lionel Faulkner — Anita Garnick — Patrick J. Gilmore, Jr. — Ernest Gruening — Michael J. Haas — Waino E. Hendrickson — Mildred R. Hermann — Crystal S. Jenne — James Simpson MacKinnon — Morrell L. MacSpadden — Bert F. McDowell — Joseph A. McLean — Vernon M. Metcalfe — Theodore E. Munson — Katherine D. Nordale — C. Donald O'Connor — Lauris S. Parker — George Alexander Parks — Ralph E. Robertson — Howard D. Stabler — Thomas B. Stewart — George Sundborg — Dora M. Sweeney — Felix J. Toner — H. R. VanderLeest — Hugh J. Wade — Margaret E. White
	Juneau, 1960-1969: Don Abel — E. L. 'Bob' Bartlett — A. W. Boddy — Roger G. Connor — Jim Duncan — Frederick O. Eastaugh — Kim S. Elton — Joseph George — Avrum M. Gross — J. Wayne Johnson — Corrine J. Kenway — Joseph A. McLean — Katherine D. Nordale — Timothy O'Day — Lauris S. Parker — Wilma Rhodes — Felix J. Toner — Margaret E. White
	Juneau, 1970-1979: Don Abel — Mildred H. Banfield — Janet Bradley — Thelma Cutler — Jim Duncan — Frederick O. Eastaugh — Jim Edenso — Kim S. Elton — Bill Hudson — Virginia Kline — William A. Macomber — Joseph A. McLean — Mike Miller — Katherine D. Nordale — W. D. 'Bill' Overstreet — Jennifer Wilke
	Juneau, 1980-1989: Don Abel — Bruce Botelho — Jim Duncan — Kim S. Elton — Bill Hudson — Beth Kerttula — W. D. 'Bill' Overstreet — Ernest E. Polley — Fran Ulmer
	Juneau, 1990-1999: Don Abel — Bruce Botelho — Jim Duncan — Dennis Egan — Kim S. Elton — Bill Hudson — Erica L. Jacobsson — Beth Kerttula — Byron I. Mallott — Rebecca Nance — Jamie Parsons — Douglas K. Rickey — Leslie Ridle — Joseph A. Sonneman — Cindy Spanyers
	Juneau, 2000-2009: Carol Anderson — Willie Anderson — Dennis Egan — Kim S. Elton — Natalie Hale — Bill Hudson — Marlene Johnson — Beth Kerttula — Annette E. Kreitzer — Connie McKenzie — Kimberly Metcalfe-Helmar — Sally Smith — Cindy Spanyers — Gary Waid — Bruce Weyhrauch

West Juneau, Juneau: Claude Millsap

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