The Political Graveyard: Lucas County, Ohio

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Lucas County
Ohio

Politicians who lived in Lucas County

Lucas County (no city given): John C. Lee — John C. MacBroom — Frank B. Niles — E. S. Platt — Christian Schneider — Jonas Stanbery

Berkey: George R. Tucker

Holland: Steven Driver

Maumee:

	Maumee, 1800-1899: James M. Coffinberry
	Maumee, 1900-1999: L. U. Colwell — Peter DeMeyer — Lyle D. Eckenrode — A. F. Files — Frank M. Gulick — John Henderson — Dorothy F. Herbert — Louis M. Hirshson — Daniel E. Jones — Edward Lamb — Leo F. Lipps — Benjamin F. Marsh — Earle W. Masters — H. S. McGovern — George F. McIntyre — John Pauken — Joseph C. Pauken — David H. Perrin — Louis Pilliod — Robert C. Ragan — Arthur P. Seebauer — Jack Sizemore — John A. Smith — Francis E. Thompson, Sr. — William A. Weaver
	Maumee, 2000-2023: Alison Brumenshenkel — Shannon Brumenshenkel — Anita L. Lopez — Lloyd C. Mahaffey

Monclova: Barbara Lang — Tom McCartney

Oregon: Matt Szollosi

Ottawa Hills: J. P. Levis — Morton Neipp — Mrs. Frazier Reams, Jr. — Frazier Reams, Jr. — Mark Wagoner — Milo J. Warner

Sylvania: Charles Louis Bailey — Fred Brint — William E. Chapple — Michael Friedman — Sandy Isenberg — Seley LaDow — C. C. Peck — Harry C. Quinnell — A. H. Randall — S. S. Smith — Darrell Williams

Toledo:

	Toledo, 1830-1839: John Berdan — Stephen B. Comstock — Joseph B. Gardner — Hezekiah D. Mason — Emery D. Potter
	Toledo, 1840-1849: Truman C. Everts — Joseph B. Gardner — Truman Harrison Hoag — Hezekiah D. Mason — Daniel O. Morton — Richard Mott — James Myers — Andrew Palmer — Emery D. Potter — Myron H. Tilden — Israel Titus — George B. Way
	Toledo, 1850-1859: Caleb F. Abbott — Mavor Brigham — Egbert B. Brown — Alexander Brownlee — Ira L. Clark — Thomas M. Cooley — Charles M. Dorr — Truman Harrison Hoag — John E. Hunt — Hezekiah D. Mason — Daniel McBain — Daniel O. Morton — Josiah Riley — Jacob Romeis
	Toledo, 1860-1869: James Mitchell Ashley — Edward P. Bassett — Mavor Brigham — Alexander Brownlee — Harry Chase — Albert G. Clak — Charles M. Dorr — Truman Harrison Hoag — John E. Hunt — Frank H. Hurd — Charles A. King — William Kraus — John Manor — Alexander H. Newcomb — Alexander Reed — Jacob Romeis — James B. Steedman — Demson Steele — George Walbridge
	Toledo, 1870-1879: James Mitchell Ashley — Mavor Brigham — Patrick H. Dowling — Charles H. Eddy — John W. Fuller — Truman Harrison Hoag — Frank H. Hurd — William W. Jones — William Kraus — William F. Lockwood — Guido Marx — Ezekiel V. McMaken — Alexander H. Newcomb — Alexander Reed — Jacob Romeis — George W. Scheets — Clark Waggoner — Morrison R. Waite
	Toledo, 1880-1889: James Mitchell Ashley — Mavor Brigham — Apollos Comstock — Patrick H. Dowling — Charles H. Eddy — Samuel F. Forbes — John W. Fuller — James Kent Hamilton — George R. Haynes — William F. Lockwood — George E. Lorenz — Guido Marx — Alexander H. Newcomb — James M. Ritchie — Jacob Romeis — George W. Scheets — Charles H. Scribner
	Toledo, 1890-1899: John Quincy Adams — James Mitchell Ashley — D. R. Austin — Stephen Bolles — Rudolph Brand — Mavor Brigham — James M. Brown — Ulysses G. Denman — Vincent J. Emmick — James Kent Hamilton — George R. Haynes — Samuel M. Jones — George H. Ketchum — John P. Leedom — Robinson Locke — George E. Lorenz — Guy G. Major — Guido Marx — Byron F. Ritchie — Jacob Romeis — Charles H. Scribner — James H. Southard — William W. Touvelle — William H. Tucker — George P. Waldorf
	Toledo, 1900-1909: John Quincy Adams — Ulysses G. Denman — Robert H. Finch — George W. Huntley — Samuel M. Jones — Guy G. Major — William V. McMaken — Jacob Romeis — James H. Southard — Noah H. Swayne — William H. Tucker — George P. Waldorf — Brand Whitlock
	Toledo, 1910-1919: John Quincy Adams — H. A. Ashley — John Bolan — Charles A. Cottrill — Ulysses G. Denman — Warren J. Duffey — Charles H. Graves — George E. Hardy — Carl H. Keller — Paul Knabenshue — Samuel S. Knabenshue — Guy G. Major — J. A. McMahon — Charles M. Milroy — Frank B. Niles — Daniel Noe — George F. Parrish — Cornell Schreiber — Joseph Schrembs — Isaac R. Sherwood — James H. Southard — Noah H. Swayne — William H. Tucker — John J. Vollmeyer — Holland C. Webster — Brand Whitlock — John N. Willys
	Toledo, 1920-1929: John Quincy Adams — Horace N. Allen — Carrie M. Barnes — Bernard F. Brough — Walter F. Brown — Frank E. Calkins — William W. Chalmers — Carl J. Christensen — Charles A. Cottrill — E. D. Cullen — John C. D'Alton — Thomas C. Devine — H. Evans — Frank H. Geer — William B. Guitteau — Wellington T. Huntsman — Mary Locke Hurin — William T. Jackson — Sylvanus P. Jermain — Alvin C. Jones — Percy C. Jones — Solon T. Klotz — Paul Knabenshue — William W. Knight — George W. Lathrop — Ed J. Lynch — Edward W. Lynch — Mary C. Maas — Fred J. Mery — Charles H. Nauts — Grant F. Northrup — John A. O'Dwyer — Kevin O'Dwyer — George F. Parrish — William Patterson — Mrs. Dwight J. Peterson — Frazier Reams — Charles Scott Rowley — Cornell Schreiber — Joseph Schrembs — Marshall Sheppy — Minnie B. Siddall — Scott Stahl — Samuel Stritch — George W. Winters
	Toledo, 1930-1939: Horace N. Allen — Maurice W. Altaffer — Stuart Alexander Baxter — Archibald D. Black — Nolan Boggs — Walter F. Brown — Ira R. Cole — Paul M. Coney — Zora S. Cummings — Edward P. Farrell — David H. Goodwillie — Guillermo Grimm — William B. Guitteau — Walter H. Hartung — Cornelia C. Hollister — John F. Hunter — Wellington T. Huntsman — William T. Jackson — Percy C. Jones — Charles A. Kirk — Charles E. Kirschner — Solon T. Klotz — Paul Knabenshue — Julius W. Knopp — Foy D. Kohler — Felipe Molina=Larios — Frank L. Mulholland — Grove Patterson — William Patterson — Frazier Reams — John R. Schackne — William H. Schroeder — Marshall Sheppy — Grace E. Smith — Roy C. Start — Samuel Stritch — Addison Q. Thacher — Milo J. Warner — Rex W. Wells — Wilbur M. White — Wilbur M. White
	Toledo, 1940-1949: Alex J. Arndt — Cecile Beckwith — James T. Bolan — James A. Brady — Walter F. Brown — Thomas H. Burke — Mary Boyle Burns — John Q. Carey — Evan M. Chase — Howard C. Cook — Lois Cossitt — Michael V. DiSalle — Nicholas A. Fuller — William E. Galvin — David H. Goodwillie — Harry N. Hansen — Daniel P. Holzemer — Percy C. Jones — John P. Kelly — William P. Kilcorse — Charles A. Kirk — Florence G. Morris — Grove Patterson — John J. Quinlivan — Homer A. Ramey — Frazier Reams — Lloyd E. Roulet — Milo J. Warner — Clinton D. Whitaker — Robert A. Williams
	Toledo, 1950-1959: John S. Andrews — Alex J. Arndt — Mary Boyle Burns — Howard C. Cook — Ollie Czelusta — Michael J. Damas — Dan Degnan — Michael V. DiSalle — William E. Galvin — David H. Goodwillie — John W. Hackett — Kenneth A. Hamel — Harry N. Hansen — Daniel P. Holzemer — John P. Kelly — William P. Kilcorse — Gordon R. Lanker — Herman R. Miller — Florence G. Morris — John J. Quinlivan — Frazier Reams — Lloyd E. Roulet — Edward M. Ryan — Robert A. Stranahan, Sr. — Robert A. Williams — John W. Yager
	Toledo, 1960-1969: John S. Andrews — Henry Black — Mary Boyle Burns — Walter A. Churchill — Allan Cohn — Howard C. Cook — Michael J. Damas — Michael V. DiSalle — Andrew Douglas — William J. Ensign — Robert V. Franklin, Jr. — Harry Friberg — William E. Galvin — Roland Gandy, Jr. — Kenneth A. Hamel — Loren G. Ishler — John P. Kelley — John P. Kelly — Francis W. King — Jane M. Kuebbeler — Gordon R. Lanker — Steven L. Markowski — Herman R. Miller — Florence G. Morris — Morton Neipp — John W. Potter — Frazier Reams, Jr. — Gilbert H. Siegel — Ned Skeldon — James Spencer — Edward Stowell — Robert A. Stranahan, Sr. — Francis E. Szollosi — John M. Tertel — John W. Yager
	Toledo, 1970-1979: John S. Andrews — Walter A. Churchill — Howard C. Cook — Pamela Daoust — Douglas DeGood — Kenneth H. DeLong — Andrew Douglas — Edward S. Emery — William J. Ensign — Robert J. Ferris, Jr. — John Gaige — Harold J. Garner — Leon Grace, Jr. — Lenore J. Johnson — Irma Karmol — Warren H. Karmol, Jr. — Harry W. Kessler — Sherry A. Liedigk — John McIlhargey — Harry P. Morrell — Max C. Reddish — Gilberto R. Revilla — Charles J. Schmitt — Harry Sohikian — Donald L. Solomon — James Spencer — Mike Syring — Francis E. Szollosi — Harold P. Thomas — Gerald J. Trepinski — Clayton E. Umbles — Philip L. Wood — John W. Yager
	Toledo, 1980-1989: Douglas DeGood — Andrew Douglas — Edward S. Emery — Toby Emmerich — Carty Finkbeiner — Marcy Kaptur — Kurt O. Landefeld — Timothy McGowan — Donna Owens — Michael D. Packard — Janet E. Post — Michael Rankin — Jan Scotland — Charles G. Smith — Peter Ujvagi — Edward Ford Weber — John W. Yager
	Toledo, 1990-1999: Woody Adams — Dorotha Baum — Bill Boyle — Alan C. Cox — Dave Domanski — Edward S. Emery — Mike Ferner — Carty Finkbeiner — Jack Ford — Mary Hollis — Philip R. Joelson — Cheryl L. Johnson — Marcy Kaptur — John McHugh — Paula A. Pennypacker — James M. Ruvolo — Terry L. Shankland — Pete Silverman — George R. Tucker — Peter Ujvagi — Nick F. Wichowski, Jr. — John W. Yager
	Toledo, 2000-2009: Edna R. Brown — Michael Craun — Louis P. Escobar — Teresa Fedor — Carty Finkbeiner — Jack Ford — Wade Kapszukiewicz — Marcy Kaptur — David P. Mann — Linda Mansour — John Martinez — Willi Ann Moore — Sally Powless — Susan Pratt — Alice Robie Resnick — James M. Ruvolo — Kristina Schwarzkopf — Gabrielle Seay — Albert Waganfield — Jane Wilde

Waterville: Thomas L. Ashley — W. W. Farnsworth

See also Ohio areas not assigned to counties.

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