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Mayors of Laurel, Maryland

Mayors of Laurel, 1890-2002 (may be incomplete!)
Judson T. Cull 1890-91 Charles H. Stanley 1891-93 J. R. Huntt 1893-94 Gustavus B. Timanus 1894-95 Edward Phelps 1895-1902 Gustavus B. Timanus 1902-05 T. Watts Byerly 1905-06 William E. Gilbert 1906-10 George McCeney 1910-12 George W. Waters, Jr. 1912-18 George P. McCeney 1918-20 William E. Gilbert 1920 Edward F. Tolson 1920-22 Charles E. Little 1922-24 Thomas D. Roberts 1924-25 DeWilton H. Donaldson 1925-28 James P. Curley 1928-30 John H. Fetty 1930-34 Julian B. Anderson 1934-36 Everard E. Hatch 1936-40 Edward F. Tolson 1940-46 John H. Fetty 1946-48 Merrill L. Harrison 1948-54 Harry Hardingham, Jr. 1954-58 Hiram J. Soper 1958-62 P. G. Melbourne III 1962-64 Merrill L. Harrison 1964-72 Leo E. Wilson 1972-78 Robert J. DiPietro 1978-86 Doris A. Duniho 1986-90 Joseph R. Robison 1990-94 Frank P. Casula 1994-2001 Michael R. Leszcz 2001-02 Craig A. Moe 2002-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

2002 Mar 18: Craig A. Moe, elected.

 

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