The Strangest Names In American Political History

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Saturday, August 11, 2012

Ephraim Smyser Hugentugler (1869-1949)

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Picture courtesy of the "York County Blog".     Possessing a truly funny name, Ephraim Smyser "Huggy" Hugentugler s...
Thursday, August 9, 2012

Ellenwood Bunker Coleman (1862-1919)

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    The first profile for August takes us to Nantucket County, Massachusetts and one of that area's more oddly named residents, E...
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Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Columbia Lancaster (1803-1893)

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  Today's profile highlights Columbia Lancaster, a native of Connecticut who during his ninety years of life went on to serve i...
Thursday, July 26, 2012

Camoralza Hagler Spahr (1826-1896)

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              This rare portrait of  Dr. Camoralza H. Spahr is located in the collection of the Greene                 County Public Libr...
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Wednesday, July 18, 2012

An Auxencico Update.....Part III!

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    If you've followed this site for any length of time you'll hopefully recognize the mustachioed man above......Auxencico Maria...
Sunday, July 15, 2012

Commodore Perry Vedder (1838-1910), Commodore Perry Meek (1851-1943), Commodore Perry Craig (1869-1933), Commodore Perry Stover (1851-1932), Commodore Perry Thornhill (1858-1948), Commodore Bruce Roberts (1875-1941), Commodore Decatur Dotson (1864-1948), Commodore Daniel Loveless (1866-1945)

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  This oddly named New Yorker is one Commodore Perry Vedder, a prominent resident of the town of Ellicottville who was elected to multipl...
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