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Mayors of Salisbury, Maryland
Mayors of Salisbury, 1888-2002 (may be incomplete!)
A.
G. Toadvine 1888-90
Thomas
Humphreys 1890-94
Randolph
Humphreys 1894-98
Jehu
T. Parsons 1898-1900
Charles
R. Disharoon 1900-04
Charles
E. Harper 1904-10
William
F. Bounds 1910-12
B.
Frank Kennerly 1912-14
William
F. Bounds 1914-16
I.
E. Jones 1916-20
W.
Arthur Kennerly 1920-24
L.
Thomas Parker, Sr. 1924-28
Wade
H. Insley, Sr. 1928-34
E.
Sheldon Jones 1934-36
Alfred
T. Truitt, Sr. 1936-38
Arthur
W. Boyce 1938-40
Virgil
Hitchens 1940-46
E.
R. White, Jr. 1946-50
Rollie
W. Hastings 1950-58
Jeremiah
Valiant 1958-59
Boyd
E. McLernon 1959-62
Frank
H. Morris 1962-66
Dallas
G. Truitt 1966-74
Elmer
F. Ruark 1974-82
W.
Paul Martin 1982-98
Barrie
P. Tilghman 1998-
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