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Mayors of Port Huron (including Fort Gratiot), Michigan

Mayors of Port Huron, 1857-2005 (may be incomplete!)
William L. Bancroft 1857 Edgar White 1858 Newell Avery 1859 John Miller 1860 Calvin Ames 1861-62 Frederick L. Wells 1863 Cyrus Miles 1864-65 Jared Kibbee 1866 John Johnston 1867 John L. Newell 1868 John Hibbard 1869 Samuel L. Boyce 1870 John Miller 1871-72 John Johnston 1873 Nathan S. Boynton 1874-75 Samuel L. Boyce 1876 Daniel N. Runnels 1877-78 Edmond Fitzgerald 1879-80 Joseph Jacobi 1880 Ezra C. Carleton 1881 Henry Howard 1882 John G. O'Neill 1883-84 Elliott G. Stevenson 1885 Myron Northup 1886 William Hartsuff 1887 Frank J. Haynes 1888 James B. McIlwain 1889-92 Seward L. Merriam 1893 Nathan S. Boynton 1894-97 Herman W. Stevens 1898-99 Fred T. Moore 1900-02 Albert Graves 1903-04 Clark E. Spencer 1905-06 John J. Bell 1907-12 Frederic J. Dixon 1913 John L. Black 1915-19 John V. French 1920-23 John B. McIlwain 1924 James Dunn 1926 John J. Bell 1927-28 Fred J. Kemp 1930-33 George L. Harvey 1935-38 Harry L. Gillow 1946 Frank O. Staiger 1950 Thomas E. Woods 1952-55 Etta M. Reid 1956 R. L. Patterson 1960 Charles R. Chandler 1967 Gerald Ackerman 1997-99 Steven Miller 1999 B. Mark Neal 2002-05

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1999 Apr 7: Gerald Ackerman, resigned.

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Village Presidents of Port Huron, 1849-56 (may be incomplete!)
Lorenzo M. Mason 1849 Martin S. Gillett 1850 Daniel B. Harrington 1851 Alonzo E. Noble 1852 Wellington Davis 1853 Alvah Sweetser 1854 Newell Avery 1855 John Miller 1856

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Fort Gratiot
(merged with Port Huron 1893)

Mayors of Fort Gratiot, 1889-93 (may be incomplete!)
Robert E. French 1889 John L. Newell 1890 Peregrine M. Edison 1891 William R. Stewart 1892-93

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Village Presidents of Fort Gratiot, 1881-89 (may be incomplete!)
O'Brien J. Atkinson 1881-82 Thomas Sutherland 1883 Hiram Morse 1884 David C. Berry 1885-86 Sylvester W. Merritt 1887-89

 

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