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Mayors of Waukegan, Illinois

Mayors of Waukegan, 1859-2007 (may be incomplete!)
Elisha P. Ferry 1859 David Ballentine 1860-62 James McKay 1863-65 Clarke W. Upton 1866-67 Charles R. Steele 1868-70 C. H. Rice 1871 Jos. L. Williams 1872-73 W. B. Werden 1874-76 W. B. Dodge 1877-80 John F. Powell 1881 S. I. Bradbury 1882 A. Z. Blodgett 1883-84 Charles H. Whitney 1885 John F. Powell 1886-87 Henry C. Hutchinson 1888-90 R. J. Douglas 1891 J. W. Besley 1892 C. A. Partridge 1893-94 E. P. DeWolf 1895-96 W. W. Pearce 1897-1900 Fred Finer 1901-02 W. W. Pearce 1903-04 William S. Bullock 1905-08 Fred W. Buck 1909-11 J. F. Bidinger 1911-15 W. W. Pearce 1915-19 J. F. Bidinger 1919-23 Theodore Durst 1923-26 L. J. Yager 1926-31 Peter W. Petersen 1931-35 Mancel Talcott 1935-41 Frank G. Wallin 1941-49 Robert E. Coulson 1949-57 Joseph G. Keber 1957 Robert Sabonjian 1957-77 William Morris 1977-85 Robert Sabonjian 1985-89 Haig Paravonian 1989-93 William Durkin 1993-2001 Daniel Drew 2001-02 Richard H. Hyde 2002-

Village Presidents of Waukegan, 1849-58 (may be incomplete!)
D. O. Dickinson 1849 David Ballentine 1850 William A. Boardman 1851 David Cory 1852 Warren Smith 1853 Willard G. Smith 1854 Charles R. Steele 1855 Elisha P. Ferry 1856-57 James S. Frazier 1858

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