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Mayors of Camden, New Jersey

Mayors of Camden, 1828-2007 (may be incomplete!)
Samuel Laning 1828-30 Gideon V. Stivers 1830-38 Elias Kaighn 1838-40 Lorenzo F. Fisler 1840-44 John K. Cowperthwaite 1844-45 Charles Kaighn 1845-46 Thomas B. Wood 1846-48 Benjamin A. Hammell 1848-49 Charles Sexton 1849-51 Lorenzo F. Fisler 1851-52 Charles D. Hineline 1852-53 Lorenzo F. Fisler 1853-55 Samuel Scull 1855-56 James W. Shroff 1856-57 Benjamin A. Hammell 1857-58 Clayton Truax 1858-60 Thomas B. Atkinson 1860-62 Paul C. Budd 1862-63 Timothy Middleton 1863-64 Paul C. Budd 1864-67 Charles Cox 1867-71 Samuel M. Gaul 1871-74 John H. Jones 1874-76 John Morgan 1876-77 James W. Ayers 1877-80 Claudius W. Bradshaw 1880-86 Jesse Pratt 1886-92 John E. Nowrey 1901-04 Charles H. Ellis 1915 R. T. Stewart 1932 Frederick von Nieda 1935-36 George E. Brunner 1937-56 Angelo J. Errichetti 1974-77 Milton Milan 1997-2000 Gwendolyn A. Faison 2007

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1985 May 14: Melvin R. Primas, elected; Helen McHugh, defeated.

 

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