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Mayors of Mt. Clemens, Michigan

Mayors of Mt. Clemens, 1879-2009 (may be incomplete!)
Joshua B. Dickinson 1879 George M. Crocker 1879-81 Spencer B. Russell 1881-83 Judson S. Farrar 1883-85 John E. Van Eps 1885-87 George W. Robertson 1887-88 William J. Daley 1888-89 Thomas M. Crocker 1889-91 Andrew Bliss Chapin 1891-92 William C. Tennant 1892-94 Andrew Trew Donaldson 1894-98 W. D. Wilson 1898-99 Reuben C. Ullrich 1899-1901 William F. Berry 1901-02 Martin Crocker 1902-03 Albert A. Parisot 1903-04 John H. Westendorf 1904-06 Varnum J. Bowers 1906-09 Paul J. Ullrich 1909-11 Varnum J. Bowers 1911-12 Duncan B. Hubbard 1912-13 William F. Nank 1913-16 Varnum J. Bowers 1916-17 Albert A. Parisot 1917-18 A. Frank Sarns 1918-23 William M. Streit 1923-31 Charles R. Ullrich 1931-34 Donald R. Westendorf 1934-45 Albert A. Wagner 1945-51 Philip T. Mulligan 1951-55 Harold Lindsey 1955-57 Harry T. Diehl 1957-61 Abraham S. Levine 1961-73 Bert VandeVusse 1973-81 Ada Davis Eisenfeld 1981-85 Jeanne T. Nelson 1985-87 Quinnie E. Cody 1987-99 Harry T. Diehl 1999-2001 Quinnie E. Cody 2002 Barb R. Dempsey 2007-09

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

2009 Nov 3: Barb R. Dempsey, elected; Steven Ferdig, defeated.

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Village Presidents of Mt. Clemens (may be incomplete!)

 

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