The Political Graveyard: Township Supervisors of Scio Township, Michigan

Township Supervisors of Scio Township, Michigan

Supervisors of Scio Township, 1843-2007 (may be incomplete!)
Benjamin W. Waite 1843-44 Norman A. Phelps 1844-45 Benjamin W. Waite 1845-47 Nelson Mosher 1847-48 Benjamin W. Waite 1848-49 Jacob A. Polhemus 1849-50 Benjamin W. Waite 1850-51 Jacob A. Polhemus 1851-52 Samuel P. Foster 1852-53 Abraham Vandermark 1853-54 William Burnett 1854-55 Charles S. Gregory 1855-56 William Burnett 1856-57 Charles S. Gregory 1857-58 David M. Finley 1858-59 Charles S. Gregory 1859-60 Stephen G. Johnson 1860-61 Luther Palmer 1861-62 Stephen G. Johnson 1862-63 Luther Palmer 1863-64 Patrick Tuomy 1864-66 John L. Smith 1866-67 Patrick Tuomy 1867-68 John L. Smith 1868-69 Henry E. Peters 1869-71 Patrick Tuomy 1871-74 Samuel W. Holmes 1874-75 Stephen G. Johnson 1875-77 Patrick McGuinness 1877-79 Jacob Jedele 1879-80 John L. Smith 1880-82 Benjamin Waite, Jr. 1882-83 Jacob Jedele 1883-84 Charles S. Gregory 1884-85 Andrew T. Hughes 1885-93 Fred Jedele 1893-94 Byron Whittaker 1894-1903 Jacob Jedele 1903-16 Albert Trinkle 1933-53 Charles Nielsen 2005-07

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1900 Apr 2: Byron Whittaker (Dem), elected.

1907 Apr 1: Jacob Jedele (Dem), elected.

1908 Apr 6: Jacob Jedele (Dem), elected.

1909 Apr 5: Jacob Jedele (Dem), elected.

1916 Apr 3: Jacob Jedele (Dem), elected.

1933 Apr 3: Albert Trinkle (Rep), elected; Fred Strehle (Dem), defeated.

1953 Apr 6: Albert Trinkle (Rep), elected unopposed.

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