The Political Graveyard: Caddo Parish, La.

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Caddo Parish
Louisiana

Politicians who lived in Caddo Parish

Gilliam: Ed Gilliam

Keithville: Richard R. Anderson — Tommy Armstrong

Oil City: L. F. Clawson

Shreveport:

	Shreveport, 1830-1839: William Walton George — Charles A. Sewall — John O. Sewall
	Shreveport, 1840-1849: John C. Barry — Joseph Clinton Beall — Samuel W. Briggs — John Bryce — Lawrence P. Crain — William R. Douglass — William Walton George — John L. Gooch — John N. Howell — John M. Landrum — Robert W. Legrand — Jonas Robeson — Charles A. Sewall — John O. Sewall — Seth Sheldon — Martin Tally — William Thatcher — Robert Nathanial Wood
	Shreveport, 1850-1859: Joseph Clinton Beall — John Bryce — Lewis E. Carter — Robert Cooke — Lawrence P. Crain — William R. Douglass — John L. Gooch — John S. Gooch — John N. Howell — Henry Hunsicker — John Wallace Jones — Roland Jones — John M. Landrum — John W. Pennall — Jonas Robeson — Peter Rush — William Rabun Shivers — Martin Tally
	Shreveport, 1860-1869: Taliaferro Alexander — Joseph Clinton Beall — Aleck Boarman — T. G. Compton — Jerome B. Gilmore — John L. Gooch — William Heffner — Joseph Howell — Henry Hunsicker — John Wallace Jones — Charles W. Keeting — Alfred D. Land — John B. Lewis, Jr. — Lewis S. Markham — John W. Pennall — Jonas Robeson — William Rabun Shivers — Martin Tally — Charles H. Thompson — Samuel Wells
	Shreveport, 1870-1879: Taliaferro Alexander — Aleck Boarman — Moses Hodge Crowell — Andrew Currie — Jerome B. Gilmore — John Wallace Jones — Charles W. Keeting — John K. Lamerick — Alfred D. Land — Samuel Levy — John B. Lewis, Jr. — William McKenna — John C. Moncure — Nicholas Wells Murphy — William Rabun Shivers — Martin Tally — Joseph Taylor — Michael A. Walsh — Samuel J. Ward
	Shreveport, 1880-1889: Taliaferro Alexander — Newton C. Blanchard — Aleck Boarman — Andrew Currie — William Harper — Alfred D. Land — Albert H. Leonard — John B. Lewis, Jr. — Reuben Neil McKellar — William McKenna — Edward Hughes Randolph — James C. Soape — William Winter
	Shreveport, 1890-1899: Taliaferro Alexander — Newton C. Blanchard — Aleck Boarman — Leon M. Carter — Andrew Currie — William Harper — Edward B. Herndon — Benjamin Holzman — George W. Jack — Thornton E. Jacobs — Alfred D. Land — Albert H. Leonard — Reuben Neil McKellar — Edward Hughes Randolph — James C. Soape — Richard Tucker Vinson — Pinckney B. Weaks — William Winter
	Shreveport, 1900-1909: Taliaferro Alexander — I. H. Bell — Isaac Bell — Ernest Ralph Bernstein, Sr. — A. Bernstien — Newton C. Blanchard — Aleck Boarman — S. H. Bolinger — S. P. Brown — J. M. Carter — Leon M. Carter — Andrew Currie — Samuel Augustus Dickson — John McWilliams Ford — Benjamin Holzman — George W. Jack — Reuben Neil McKellar — Ruffin G. Pleasant — Andrew Querbes — S. H. Ralph — Edward Hughes Randolph — Stephen F. Steere — Edgar Williamson Sutherlin — W. J. Walker
	Shreveport, 1910-1919: Taliaferro Alexander — Newton C. Blanchard — Aleck Boarman — J. M. Carter — Andrew Currie — Samuel Augustus Dickson — John H. Eastham — John McWilliams Ford — James M. Foster — Frederick H. Gosman — W. G. Hudson — George W. Jack — Allen C. Lea — Frank J. Looney — Reuben Neil McKellar — Ruffin G. Pleasant — Edward Hughes Randolph — Nathan Ratcliff — Charles M. Robertson — Stephen F. Steere — Lee Emmett Thomas — W. J. Walker — Robert Hodges Ward
	Shreveport, 1920-1929: Newton C. Blanchard — Overton Brooks — J. M. Carter — Clem S. Clarke — Jimmie Davis — John McWilliams Ford — James M. Foster — Judson M. Grimmet — Samuel B. Hicks — George W. Jack — W. Burch Lee — Huey P. Long — Reuben Neil McKellar — Philip H. Mecom — Joseph Moore — Cecil Morgan — Howell Morgan — Charles W. Page — William Palmer — Ruffin G. Pleasant — Edward Hughes Randolph — Nathan Ratcliff — Charles M. Roberson — Charles M. Robertson — E. L. Sanderson — Gerald L. K. Smith — J. E. Smitherman — Lee Emmett Thomas — W. M. Wallace
	Shreveport, 1930-1939: Overton Brooks — Sam S. Caldwell — Clem S. Clarke — Jimmie Davis — Carey P. Duncan — John McWilliams Ford — Julia Grimmet Fortson — Judson M. Grimmet — George Washington Hardy — Oscar C. Hathaway — Mrs. W. K. Henderson — Coulter W. Jones — Charles Laskey — Reuben Neil McKellar — Philip H. Mecom — Robert H. Nelson — James G. Palmer — E. L. Sanderson — Gerald L. K. Smith — Lee Emmett Thomas
	Shreveport, 1940-1949: Harry Booth — Overton Brooks — Sam S. Caldwell — Clem S. Clarke — Fletcher Cunningham — Jimmie Davis — John Allen Dixon, Jr. — John D. Ewing — Mrs. P. C. Fair — Clyde E. Fant — John McWilliams Ford — Julia Grimmet Fortson — Dolph Frantz — Mrs. J. Wesley Glover — Judson M. Grimmet — Oscar C. Hathaway — Malcolm E. Lafargue — Moyse H. Levy — Sherwood R. Loe — Arthur W. MacKinnon — Philip H. Mecom — Robert H. Nelson — Paul O'Brien — Ben F. Roberts — LeRoy Smallenberger — E. H. Williams
	Shreveport, 1950-1959: L. Calhoun Allen, Jr. — Charles T. Beaird — Overton Brooks — A. D. Brown — W. H. Browning — Victor Bussie — N. B. Carstarphen — Jimmie Davis — John Allen Dixon, Jr. — Don Ewing — Clyde E. Fant — W. C. Feazel — John McWilliams Ford — Julia Grimmet Fortson — James C. Gardner — Judson M. Grimmet — James Hargrove — Andrew J. Hodges — Maggie Belle Hodges — Edwin F. Hunter, Jr. — Wellborn Jack — Malcolm E. Lafargue — T. B. Lanford — Arthur L. Layton — Henry E. Linam — Sherwood R. Loe — Robert H. Nelson — John W. Olvey — Ann T. Overdyke — Joseph T. Pernici — Keith M. Pyburn — LeRoy Smallenberger — Tom Stagg — Charles Emery Tooke, Jr.
	Shreveport, 1960-1969: James Adams — L. Calhoun Allen, Jr. — Harriet C. Belchic — George A. Burton, Jr. — James E. Clark — Jack W. Clarke — Mrs. Gene Davis — Jimmie Davis — George Despot — John Allen Dixon, Jr. — Virgil L. Dixon — Clyde E. Fant — John McWilliams Ford — James C. Gardner — Maggie Belle Hodges — Morley A. Hudson — Sinclair Kouns — Arthur L. Layton — Mrs. Runett Longmire — Charlton H. Lyons, Sr. — Susybelle Lyons — Taylor W. O'Hearn — O. V. Slaughter — LeRoy Smallenberger — Tom Stagg — Jessie Stone — Mary Mell Valerius
	Shreveport, 1970-1979: L. Calhoun Allen, Jr. — George A. Burton, Jr. — John Allen Dixon, Jr. — Virgil L. Dixon — Clyde E. Fant — James C. Gardner — William T. Hanna — Jean Hardman — Thomas A. Hardman — Alonzo Hodge — John Brennan Hussey — Charlton H. Lyons, Sr. — Tom Stagg
	Shreveport, 1980-1989: L. Calhoun Allen, Jr. — M. Thomas Arceneaux — Hazel Beard — Harriet C. Belchic — John Allen Dixon, Jr. — James C. Gardner — William T. Hanna — John Brennan Hussey — J. Bennett Johnston — Jim McCrery — Arthur W. Sour, Jr. — Doris Anne Wart
	Shreveport, 1990-1999: L. Calhoun Allen, Jr. — Hazel Beard — James H. Brown, Sr. — John Allen Dixon, Jr. — Keith Paul Hightower — John Brennan Hussey — Hersy Jones, Jr. — Jim McCrery — Barbara M. Norton — Bo Williams
	Shreveport, 2000-2009: Royal Alexander — Matthew Allen — Martha C. Belchic — Helen Gentry Brown — Harold O. Coates — Richard Phillip Edmonds, Jr. — Francis M. Gowen, Jr. — Keith Paul Hightower — Dorothy L. Holt — Lydia P. Jackson — John Kay — Jim McCrery — Sandy McDade — Chris Meyer — Barbara M. Norton — Ashley N. Scott — Alan Seabaugh — Nita Steele — Artis Terrell — Deanna M. Wallace — Matthew L. Wallace — Ron A. Webb — Claude L. White

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