The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Adrian, Michigan

Mayors of Adrian, Michigan

Mayors of Adrian, 1853-2005 (may be incomplete!)
James Sword 1853 Addison J. Comstock 1853-54 Parley J. Spaulding 1854-55 Francis J. Buck 1855-56 Fernando C. Beaman 1856-57 Richard H. Whitney 1857-58 William L. Greenly 1858-59 Henry Hart 1859-60 William W. Cook 1860-61 Daniel A. Loomis 1861-62 Charles M. Croswell 1862-63 John D. Campbell 1863-64 Benjamin Folsom 1864-65 William S. Wilcox 1865-66 William S. Sammons 1866-67 John Townsend 1867-68 William S. Sammons 1868-69 Norman Geddes 1869-70 Nathaniel B. Eldredge 1870-71 Richard B. Robbins 1871-72 Henry A. Angell 1872-73 William H. Waldby 1873-74 Nelson H. Kimball 1874-76 William W. Luck 1876-77 Charles H. Comstock 1877-78 George H. Bruce 1878-79 Frank O. Bray 1879-80 James A. Stacy 1880-81 Thomas J. Navin 1881-82 William Corbin 1882-84 Richard A. Bury 1884-85 Nelson H. Kimball 1885-86 Daniel Todd 1886-87 Adolph J. Kaiser 1887-89 Abram Wing 1889-90 Seth Bean 1890-91 Leonard W. Hoch 1891-92 Alanson B. Treat 1892-93 William Foster Bradley 1893-94 Charles S. Cain 1894-95 Clifford Kirkpatrick 1895-96 William O. Hunt 1896-97 J. Will Kirk 1897-99 Willard Stearns 1899-1901 James H. Reynolds 1901-02 George B. M. Seager 1902-03 Jacob N. Sampson 1903 W. F. King 1907-08 Artemus W. Chase 1912-14 George W. Armstrong 1936-37 Claude E. Porter 1949-54 Walter F. Bohn 1967 Jim Berryman 1985-90 Samuel R. Rye 2005

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1862: Charles M. Croswell, elected.

1900 Apr 2: Willard Stearns (Dem), elected.

1902 Apr 7: George B. M. Seager (Dem), elected; D. B. Morgan (Rep), defeated.

1907 Apr 1: W. F. King (Dem), elected.

1908 Apr 6: W. F. King (Dem), elected; Ladd J. Lewis, defeated.

1910 Apr 4: David L. Treat (Dem), elected; Charles Clark (Rep), defeated.

1912 Apr 1: Artemus W. Chase (Dem), elected.

1914 Apr 6: Artemus W. Chase (Dem), elected.

1923 Apr 2: Herbert R. Clark, elected.

1949 Apr 4: Claude E. Porter, elected.

Village Presidents of Adrian (may be incomplete!)

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