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Mayors of Trenton (including Monguagon TWP), Michigan

Mayors of Trenton, 1953-2005 (may be incomplete!)
Gordon L. Strohm 1953 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, 1930 (may be incomplete!)
    William R. Teiter 1930


    Monguagon Township
    (most incorporated as city of Trenton 1957)

    Supervisors of Monguagon Township, 1827-67 (may be incomplete!)
    A. 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 A. 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

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