The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Trenton (including Monguagon Township), Michigan

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Mayors of Trenton (including Monguagon Township), Michigan

Mayors of Trenton, 1978-2005 (may be incomplete!)
Robert L. Bovitz 1978 Patricia D. Hartig 2002 Gerald R. Brown 2003-05

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

2003 Nov 4: Gerald R. Brown, elected unopposed.

Village Presidents of Trenton, 1885-1956 (may be incomplete!)
William R. Teiter 1930 Gordon L. Strohm 1953-55 Kenneth J. Dahlka 1956

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1885 Mar 9: William Sanders, Jr., elected.

1901 Mar 11: Walter F. Stokes (Citizens), elected; Nicholas A. Manns (People's), defeated.

1903 Mar 9: J. Monroe (Citizens), elected; J. C. Alvord (Good Government), defeated.

Monguagon Township
(most incorporated as city of Trenton 1957)

Supervisors of Monguagon Township, 1827-1901 (may be incomplete!)
Abram C. Truax 1827-29 James Williams 1829 Ara Sprague 1830-32 H. P. Powers 1832 Henry Raymond 1833 Richard Smyth 1834 H. P. Powers 1835-38 John A. Rucker 1838 Abram C. Truax 1839-42 Thomas Lewis 1842-44 W. J. Alvord 1844 Harry Saunders 1845 G. B. Slocum 1846-49 H. Gray 1849 Harry Saunders 1850 J. I. David 1851-55 Thomas Lewis 1855 Harry Saunders 1856 James Campbell 1857-59 Dallas Norvell 1859 William Ives 1860-64 Dallas Norvell 1864-66 A. Dudgeon 1866 William Ives 1867

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1866 Apr 2: Dallas Norvell (Dem), elected.

1898: Andrew Kemp (Dem), elected.

1899: Andrew Kemp (Dem), elected.

1900: Andrew Kemp (Dem), elected.

1901 Apr 1: Andrew Kemp (Dem), elected; David Sayles (Rep), defeated.

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