Legislators N To O
- Lucien Norbert Nedzi, (BA 1948; LAW: JD 1951) a Congressional Representative 1952.
- James Carson Needham, (LAW: JD 1889) a Congressional Representative from California.
- John Stoughton Newberry, (AB 1847), was appointed the first provost marshal for the State of Michigan.
- Edward Thomas Noonan, (LAW: 1883?) a Congressional Representative from Illinois.
- Charles Gibb Oakman, (AB 1926), a Congressional Representative from Michigan.
- James Grant O’Hara, (AB 1954, LAW: JD 1955) a Congressional Representative from Michigan.
- John Henry O’Neall, (LAW: JD 1864) a Congressional Representative from Indiana.
- Theobald Otjen, (LAW: JD 1875) a Congressional Representative from Wisconsin.
- James W. Owens, (LAW: 1864-1865) a Representative from Ohio.
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