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Mayors of Lexington, Kentucky
Mayors of Lexington, 1832-2003 (may be incomplete!)
Charleton
Hunt 1832-34
James
E. Davis 1835-36
J.
G. McKinney 1837-38
C.
H. Wickliffe 1839-40
Daniel
Bradford 1841
James
Logue 1842-45
Thomas
Ross 1846
John
Henry 1847
George
P. Jouett 1848
O.
F. Payne 1849-50
E.
W. Dowden 1851-53
T.
H. Pindell 1854
William
Swift 1855-58
T.
B. Monroe 1859
Benjamin
F. Graves 1860-61
C.
T. Worley 1862
Joseph
Wingate 1863-65
D.
W. Standiford 1866
J.
T. Frazer 1867
J.
G. Chinn 1868
J.
T. Frazer 1869-72
C.
M. Johnson 1880
C.
W. Foushee 1892
Reed
Wilson 1937
Thomas
G. Mooney 1950-51
Fred
Fugazzi 1952-55
Shelby
C. Kinkead 1956-59
Richard
J. Colbert 1960
Scotty
Baesler 1982-92
Teresa
Issac 2003
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
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