The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Miami, Florida

Mayors of Miami, Florida

Mayors of Miami, 1896-2002 (may be incomplete!)
John B. Reilly 1896-1900 J. E. Lummus 1900-03 John Sewell 1903-07 F. H. Wharton 1907-11 S. Rodman Smith 1911-12 J. W. Watson, Sr. 1912-15 P. A. Henderson 1915-17 J. W. Watson, Sr. 1917-19 W. P. Smith 1919-21 C. D. Leffler 1921-23 P. A. Henderson 1923-25 Edward C. Romfh 1925-27 E. George Sewell 1927-29 C. H. Reeder 1929-31 R. B. Gautier 1931-33 E. George Sewell 1933-35 A. D. H. Fossey 1935-37 Robert R. Williams 1937-39 E. George Sewell 1939-40 Alexander Orr, Jr. 1940-41 C. H. Reeder 1941-43 Leonard K. Thomson 1943-45 Perrine Palmer, Jr. 1945-47 Robert L. Floyd 1947-49 William Wolfarth 1949-51 Chelsie J. Senerchia 1951-53 Abraham Aronovitz 1953-55 Randall N. Christmas 1955-57 Robert King High 1957-67 Stephen P. Clark 1967-70 David T. Kennedy 1970-73 Maurice A. Ferré 1973 David T. Kennedy 1973 Maurice A. Ferré 1973-85 Xavier L. Suarez 1985-93 Stephen P. Clark 1993-96 Wilred Gort 1996 Joseph Carollo 1996-97 Xavier L. Suarez 1997-98 Joseph Carollo 1998-2001 Manuel Diaz 2001-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1940 Apr 2: E. George Sewell, died in office.

1957: Randall N. Christmas, defeated.

1957 Nov 26: Robert King High, elected.

1967 Aug 30: Robert King High, died in office.

1996: Clennon King, defeated.

1996 Jun 4: Stephen P. Clark, died in office.

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