| | Miami-Dade County (no city given):
Larcenia
J. Bullard —
L.
D. G. 'Lou' O'Hara —
Beryl
D. Roberts —
Paul
B. Steinberg —
Carlos
L. Valdés —
J.
Alex Villalobos |
| | Dade County (now Miami-Dade
County): |
| | |
| | Aventura:
Susan
Gottlieb |
| | Bal Harbor:
Stanley
Tate |
| | Coconut Grove, Miami:
Mary
J. Reeves |
| | Coral Gables:
C.
Clyde Atkins —
John
Barrett —
Nell
G. Brinkman —
M.
Duncan Held —
David
H. Hendrick, Jr. —
Manuel
Kadre —
Leonard
Keller —
Chris
G. Korge —
Jimmy
L. Morales —
Sergio
Pino —
Hugh
E. Rodham —
H.
E. Sala —
Carole
Shields —
Don
Slesnick —
Jane
Warren |
| | Coral Gables, Dade County (now Miami-Dade
County):
Dante
B. Fascell —
Frances
Davis Gordon —
W.
Keith Phillips —
Mike
Thompson —
Ellen
K. Whiteside |
| | El Portal:
Daisy
Black —
Joyce
A. Davis |
| | Hialeah:
Maria
De La Milera —
Charles
Gomez —
Charles
Hall —
Raul
Martinez —
Julio
Robaina —
Nancy
Stander |
| | Hialeah, Dade County (now Miami-Dade
County):
Francis
Anthony Benedetto —
Joseph
A. Boyd, Jr. —
Henry
Milander |
| | Hialeah Gardens:
Yioset
De La Cruz |
| | Homestead:
Lynda
Bell —
Patricia
Ireland —
Gail
M. Santoro —
Emilio
J. Vazquez |
| | Key Biscayne:
Alberto
R. Cardenas —
Lula
Rodriguez |
| | Miami: |
| |
| | Miami, year not specified:
Paul
L. Cejas |
| | Miami, 1920-1929:
D.
A. Dorsey —
Ruth
Bryan Owen —
Mrs.
H. E. Sala |
| | Miami, 1930-1939:
Fred
Andrews —
Edith
Herlong Barfield —
S.
H. Bartlett —
Josephine
H. Brooks —
Pat
Cannon —
B.
R. Cisco —
A.
J. Cleary —
Josephine
Collins —
Linton
M. Collins —
Ruth
Bryan Owen |
| | Miami, 1940-1949:
Bert
L. Acker —
Holmes
Allen —
Robert
H. Anderson —
C.
Clyde Atkins —
Marie
E. Balfe —
Edith
Herlong Barfield —
Florence
C. Blakely —
Josephine
H. Brooks —
Pat
Cannon —
David
A. Douglas —
Thomas
S. Ferguson —
Wesley
E. Garrison —
Lewis
M. Hall —
J.
H. Herlong —
Lyle
D. Holcomb —
Mildred
C. Johnston —
Marjorie
A. Manchester —
Richard
Oelkers —
Louise
Olmsted —
Ernest
Overstreet —
Paul
Scott —
William
M. Shayne —
Sam
B. Solomon —
J.
Mark Wilcox |
| | Miami, 1950-1959:
Bert
L. Acker —
C.
Clyde Atkins —
Emmett
C. Choate —
Dante
B. Fascell —
Paul
E. Helliwell |
| | Miami, 1960-1969:
Annie
Ackerman —
John
C. Doerfer —
Dante
B. Fascell —
James
L. Guilmartin —
Leland
Hyzer —
Ruth
K. Magee —
Claude
Pepper —
Jean
Rakestraw —
James
E. Reardon |
| | Miami, 1970-1979:
Frank
Borman —
John
C. Doerfer —
Leon
Earles —
Dante
B. Fascell —
Joseph
F. Fogarty, Jr. —
Judy
Hard —
Claude
Pepper —
Mary
Rust |
| | Miami, 1980-1989:
Eladio
Armesto Garcia —
John
C. Doerfer —
Dante
B. Fascell —
Arthur
Hill —
Claude
Pepper |
| | Miami, 1990-1999:
Eladio
Armesto Garcia —
William
Brandt, Jr. —
Joseph
Carollo —
Lincoln
Diaz-Balart —
Simon
Ferro —
Eufaula
S. Frazier —
Daryl
L. Jones —
Clennon
King —
Preston
W. Marshall, Jr. —
William
Mauk, Jr. —
Carrie
P. Meek —
Kendrick
B. Meek —
Jorge
M. Perez —
Javier
Rodriguez —
Ileana
Ros-Lehtinen —
Murray
Sisselman —
Xavier
L. Suarez —
Donna
Tornillo —
Carrenaese
Williams Levarity —
Paullette
Wimberly —
Raymond
Zeller |
| | Miami, 2000-2009:
Chip
Arndt —
Karen
Aronowitz —
Maggie
D. Austin —
Wilhelmina
Austin —
Dorothy
Bendross-Mindingal —
Bret
Berlin —
Gesette
Bolt —
Phillip
Brutus —
Jerry
Buechler —
Eric
Buermann —
Edward
B. Bullard —
Miriam
Cajiga —
Gaston
Cantens —
Hector
Caraballo —
Joseph
Carollo —
Mae
R. Christian —
Elizabeth
Collins —
John
Cosgrove —
Arthur
Costa —
Dulce
M. Cuetara —
Kathleen
C. Cunningham —
Carlos
Curbelo —
Manuel
Diaz —
Lincoln
Diaz-Balart —
Mario
Diaz-Balart —
Lori
Ferrell —
Eufaula
S. Frazier —
Agustin
Garcia —
Teresa
Gavalda —
Dean
E. Gregory-Stewart —
Lalena
Haro —
Mark
Haro —
Millie
Herrera —
Marlon
A. Hill —
Ahmed
Kabani —
Beth
Kigel —
Charlotte
Klieman —
Luis
Lauredo —
Fernando
Llerena —
Shirley
Lowe —
Theodore
Lyons —
Jesse
Manzano —
Preston
W. Marshall —
Preston
W. Marshall, Jr. —
Carrie
P. Meek —
Kendrick
B. Meek —
Mary
Ellen Miller —
Ester
Nuhfer —
Ariel
I. Pereda —
Jose
Riesco —
David
Rivera —
Wellington
Rolle —
Ileana
Ros-Lehtinen —
Marco
Rubio —
Monica
Russo —
Adam
B. Schwartz —
Barbara
C. Schwartz —
Darryl
K. Sharpton —
Mildred
Smith-Kidd —
Henry
Sturrup —
Wendell
Sturrup —
Carlos
A. Valderrama —
Shirley
M. West —
Frederica
S. Wilson —
Clifford
W. Young —
Raymond
Zeller |
|
| | Miami, Dade County (now Miami-Dade
County): |
| |
| | Miami, Dade County (now Miami-Dade County),
1850-1899:
William
H. Gleason —
John
B. Reilly |
| | Miami, Dade County (now Miami-Dade County),
1900-1949:
Armstead
Brown —
William
J. Bryan —
Frank
Clark —
Robert
L. Floyd —
A.
D. H. Fossey —
R.
B. Gautier —
Henry
Gibson —
P.
A. Henderson —
F. E.
Hunt —
J.
E. Junkin —
C.
D. Leffler —
J.
E. Lummus —
Ida
M. Oberlin —
Alexander
Orr, Jr. —
Perrine
Palmer, Jr. —
C.
H. Reeder —
John
B. Reilly —
Edward
C. Romfh —
Edward
Seifert —
E.
George Sewell —
John
Sewell —
Glenn
B. Skipper —
S.
Rodman Smith —
W.
P. Smith —
Clark
Daniel Stearns —
Leonard
K. Thomson —
J.
W. Watson, Sr. —
F.
H. Wharton —
Robert
R. Williams —
William
Wolfarth |
| | Miami, Dade County (now Miami-Dade County),
1950-1999:
Abraham
Aronovitz —
Annie
Betancourt —
Edward
F. Boardman —
Joseph
A. Boyd, Jr. —
Cecil
B. Carroll —
Randall
N. Christmas —
Stephen
P. Clark —
Mrs.
E. Arthur Evans —
Maurice
A. Ferré —
Clara
M. Fouse —
Max
Friedson —
R.
B. Gautier, Jr. —
Wilred
Gort —
Art
Hallgren —
Robert
King High —
Ralph
W. Jack —
Tom
Joyce —
A.
Frank Katzentine —
David
T. Kennedy —
Bill
Lantaff —
Elsa
M. Lopez —
Tom
McAliley —
Herman
Methfessel —
John
E. Milloway —
Robert
M. Morgan —
Mrs.
Louis E. Natt —
Daniel
M. Richter —
Joe
Robbie —
Stuart
P. Rose —
Chelsie
J. Senerchia —
George
A. Smathers —
Sara
Smith —
Libby
Strauss —
Xavier
L. Suarez —
Jess
L. Turner —
Lucille
Von Arx —
William
Wolfarth |
|
| | Miami Beach:
Elaine
Bloom —
Matti
Herrera Bower —
George
W. Cooper —
Mrs.
Carl G. Fisher —
Luis
R. Garcia, Jr. —
Dan
Gelber —
Seymour
Gelber —
John
Montgomery —
Edward
D. Pascoe —
Maryanne
H. Patlak —
Robert
A. Peterson —
Muriel
Hirsh Pick —
Craig
T. Smith |
| | Miami Beach, Dade County (now Miami-Dade
County):
Loren
M. Berry —
Val
C. Cleary —
Irving
Cypen —
Alex
Daoud —
Thomas
E. James —
Frank
A. Katzentine —
John
Hale Levi —
John
Newton Lummus —
John
Newton Lummus, Jr. —
Thomas
J. Pancoast —
William
D. Pawley —
Phyllis
Pollak —
D.
Lee Powell —
Melvin
J. Richard —
Elliott
Roosevelt —
Harold
Shapiro —
Louis
F. Snedigar —
Harold
Turk —
Fuller
Warren —
Mrs.
Sydney Weintraub |
| | Miami Gardens:
Michael
T. Dames —
Edith
R. Owens —
Frederica
S. Wilson —
Paullette
Wimberly |
| | Miami Lakes:
Eladio
Armesto Garcia —
Bret
Berlin —
Bob
Graham —
Alexander
Penelas —
Monica
Russo |
| | Miami Shores, Dade County (now Miami-Dade
County):
Ross
Bass —
Frances
C. Mason |
| | Miami Shores:
Eddie
Lewis |
| | Miami Springs:
W.
C. Herrell —
Lynn
Overmann |
| | Miami Springs, Dade County (now
Miami-Dade County):
Bill
Lantaff —
William
A. McCarty —
Mrs.
W. P. Wilcox |
| | North Bay Village:
Joseph
S. Geller |
| | North Miami:
Lois
Bolger —
Angel
Bradley —
Charles
Bradley —
Ronald
A. Brise —
Kevin
A. Burns —
Sydney
F. Charles —
Jacques
Despinosse —
J.
E. 'Joe' Ludick —
Florence
R. Moss —
Roseline
J. Philippe —
Yolly
Roberson —
Thomas
Sasso |
| | North Miami, Dade County (now Miami-Dade
County):
Edward
Taigman |
| | North Miami Beach:
T.
F. Carney —
Stefano
DiMauro —
Sally
A. Heyman —
Mary
K. Hilton —
William
Lehman —
Raymond
F. Marin —
Myron
Rosner —
America
Schroh —
Ronald
A. Silver |
| | Ojus:
J.
S. Wambaugh |
| | Opa-Locka:
William
J. Dermody —
Joseph
L. Kelley —
Willie
F. Logan —
Frank
S. Slade |
| | Pinecrest:
Evelyn
Goodman —
Evelyn
Langlieb Greer —
Cindy
Lerner —
Gary
C. Matzner —
Katy
Sorenson |
| | Princeton:
Henry
S. Chubb |
| | South Miami:
Howard
Gibbons |
| | South Miami, Dade County (now Miami-Dade
County):
Rose
Marie Floyd |
| | Sweetwater:
Jose
Luis Diaz |
| | West Miami:
Marco
Rubio |
| |
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