The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Louisville, Kentucky

Mayors of Louisville, Kentucky

Mayors of Louisville, 1828-1998 (may be incomplete!)
John C. Bucklin 1828-33 John Joyes 1834-35 W. A. Cocke 1836 Frederick A. Kaye 1837-40 David L. Beatty 1841-43 Frederick A. Kaye 1844-46 William R. Vance 1847-49 John M. Delph 1850-52 James S. Speed 1853-54 John Barbee 1855-56 William S. Pilcher 1857-58 Thomas W. Riley 1858 T. H. Crawford 1859-60 John M. Delph 1861-62 William Kaye 1863-64 Phil. Tomppert 1865 James S. Lithgow 1865-67 Phil. Tomppert 1867-68 Joseph H. Bunce 1869 John G. Baxter 1870-72 Charles D. Jacob 1873-78 John G. Baxter 1879-81 Charles D. Jacob 1882-84 P. Booker Reed 1885-87 Charles D. Jacob 1888-90 Henry S. Tyler 1891-96 George D. Todd 1896-97 Charles P. Weaver 1897-1901 Charles F. Grainger 1901-05 Paul C. Barth 1905-07 Robert Worth Bingham 1907 James E. Grinstead 1907-09 William O. Head 1909-13 John H. Buschmeyer 1913-17 George Weissinger Smith 1917-21 Huston Quin 1921-25 Arthur A. Will 1925-27 Joseph T. O'Neal 1927 William B. Harrison 1927-33 Neville Miller 1933-37 Joseph D. Scholtz 1937-41 Wilson W. Wyatt 1941-45 E. Leland Taylor 1945-48 Charles P. Farnsley 1948-53 Andrew Broaddus 1953-57 Bruce Hoblitzell 1957-61 William O. Cowger 1961-65 Kenneth A. Schmied 1965-69 Frank W. Burke 1969-73 Harvey I. Sloane 1973-77 William B. Stansbury 1977-81 Harvey I. Sloane 1981-85 Jerry E. Abramson 1986-98

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1858 Aug 14: William S. Pilcher, died in office.

1867 Feb 14: James S. Lithgow, resigned.

1896 Jan 14: Henry S. Tyler, died in office.

1948: Thomas Graham, defeated.

1969: Romano L. Mazzoli (Dem), defeated in primary.

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