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Mayors of Trenton, New Jersey

Mayors of Trenton, 1792-2007 (may be incomplete!)
Moore Furman 1792-94 Aaron D. Woodruff 1794-97 James Ewing 1797-1803 Joshua Wright 1803-06 Stacy Potts 1806-14 Robert McNealy 1814-32 Charles Burroughs 1832-47 Samuel R. Hamilton 1847-49 William C. Howell 1849-50 William Napton 1850-52 John R. Tucker 1852-54 William Napton 1854-55 William P. Sherman 1855 John R. Tucker 1855-56 Joseph Wood 1856-59 Franklin S. Mills 1859-61 William R. McKean 1861-63 Franklin S. Mills 1863-67 Alfred Reed 1867-68 William Napton 1868-71 John Briest 1871-75 Wesley Creveling 1875-77 Daniel R. Bodine 1877-79 William Rice 1879-81 Garrett D. W. Vroom 1881-84 Richard A. Donnelly 1884-86 John Woolverton 1886-87 Frank A. Magowan 1887-89 Anthony A. Skirm 1889-91 Daniel J. Bechtel 1891-93 Joseph B. Shaw 1893-95 Emory N. Yard 1895-97 Welling G. Sickel 1897-99 Frank O. Briggs 1899-1902 Frank S. Katzenbach, Jr. 1902-06 Frederick W. Gnichtel 1906-08 Walter Madden 1908-11 Frederick W. Donnelly 1911-20 William J. Connor 1937 Donal J. Connolly 1953-54 Carmen J. Armenti 1966-67 Douglas H. Palmer 2007

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1909 Nov 2: Walter Madden (Dem), elected.

 

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