The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Saginaw (including East Saginaw), Michigan

Mayors of Saginaw (including East Saginaw), Michigan

Mayors of Saginaw, 1857-2002 (may be incomplete!)
Gardner D. Williams 1857-58 George W. Bullock 1859-61 John Moore 1861-63 Peter C. Andre 1863-65 Stewart B. Williams 1865-66 William M. Miller 1866-67 Alfred Franklin Rice Braley 1867-70 William H. Sweet 1870-71 George F. Williams 1871-72 William H. Sweet 1872-73 Benton Hanchett 1873-75 Fred H. Potter 1875-77 George F. Lewis 1877-79 Lyman W. Bliss 1879-81 Arthur Hill 1881-83 Peter C. Andre 1883-84 Charles Leinus Benjamin 1884-86 Arthur Hill 1886-87 John H. Shackelton 1887-88 Lyman W. Bliss 1888-89 Gilbert M. Stark 1889-90 George W. Weadock 1890-92 William S. Linton 1892-94 William B. Mershon 1895-96 William B. Baum 1896-1904 Henry E. Lee 1904-06 William B. Baum 1906-08 George W. Stewart 1908-12 Albert W. Tausend 1912-14 Ard E. Richardson 1914-15 Hilem F. Paddock 1915- Frank Marxer 1937 William R. Hart 1952-53 George H. Fischer 1954 James Harvey 1957-59 Henry G. Marsh 1967 Wilmer Jones-Ham 2002

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1858 Dec 10: Gardner D. Williams, died in office.

1890 Mar 8: George W. Weadock (Dem), elected; Lyman W. Bliss (Rep), defeated.

1915: William B. Baum, defeated for nomination.

1923 Apr 2: Albert W. Tausend, elected.

East Saginaw
(consolidated with Saginaw 1889)

Mayors of East Saginaw, 1859-90 (may be incomplete!)
William L. P. Little 1859-60 William J. Bartow 1860-61 Charles B. Mott 1861-63 William F. Glasby 1863-64 James F. Brown 1864-65 Samuel W. Yawkey 1865-66 Dwight G. Holland 1866-67 Wellington R. Burt 1867-68 James L. Ketcham 1868-70 John G. Owen 1870-71 Leander Simoneau 1871-72 Charles L. Ortman 1872-73 William L. Webber 1873-74 Herbert H. Hoyt 1874-75 Chauncey W. Wisner 1875-77 Bradley M. Thompson 1877-79 John Welch 1879-82 Leander Simoneau 1882-83 Frank Lawrence 1883-84 John S. Estabrook 1884-86 Henry M. Youmans 1886-88 William B. Baum 1888-90

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