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Mayors of Auburn, New York

Mayors of Auburn, 1848-1975 (may be incomplete!)
Cyrus C. Dennis 1848 Daniel Hewson 1849 Aurelius Conkling 1850-51 Benjamin F. Hall 1852 Thomas Y. Howe, Jr. 1853 George Underwood 1854 Joshua Burt 1854 John L. Watrous 1855 Sylvanus H. Henry 1856 Lansing Briggs 1857-59 Christopher Morgan 1860 George Humphreys 1861-62 Jonas White, Jr. 1863 Charles G. Briggs 1864 George Humphreys 1865 John S. Fowler 1866-67 James E. Tyler 1868 John M. Hurd 1869 Eli Gallup 1870 Thomas Kirkpatrick 1871 Edward A. Thomas 1872 John S. Brown 1873 Charles N. Ross 1874 Theodore M. Pomeroy 1875-76 Alexander McCrea 1877 Martin L. Walley 1878 David M. Osborne 1879-80 Cyrenus Wheeler, Jr. 1881-86 Mortimer V. Austin 1887-88 Cyrenus Wheeler, Jr. 1889-90 David Wadsworth, Jr. 1891-92 John E. McIntosh 1893-94 Orlando Lewis 1895-1900 William C. Burgess 1901-02 Thomas M. Osborne 1903-05 E. Clarence Aiken 1906-07 C. August Koenig 1908-09 Thomas H. O'Neill 1910-13 Charles W. Brister 1915 Mark L. Koon 1916 Adam P. Burkhart 1920-21 Roy A. Weld 1925-27 Charles D. Osborne 1928-31 Kirk Bowen 1932-35 Charles D. Osborne 1937-39 Carl R. Brister 1940-43 Edward T. Boyle 1944-49 Robert A. Nelson 1953-55 Herbert T. Anderson 1956-59 Maurice I. Schwartz 1960-67 Paul W. Lattimore 1975

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1959 Nov 3: Maurice I. Schwartz (Rep), elected.

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Village Presidents of Auburn, 1815-48 (may be incomplete!)
Joseph Colt 1815-17 David Brinkerhoff 1817-18 Horace Hills 1818-19 David Hyde 1819-22 John Grover 1822-24 William Bostwick 1824-25 Allen Warden 1825-27 Walter Weed 1827-28 Ezekial Williams 1828-30 Bradley Tuttle 1830-31 Allen Warden 1831-32 Truman J. McMaster 1832-33 Amos Underwood 1833-34 Asaph D. Leonard 1834-35 Michael S. Myers 1835-36 Isaac S. Miller 1836-37 Robert Minn 1837-38 John H. Beach 1838-39 Allen Warden 1839-40 Cyrus C. Dennis 1840-43 John L. Watrous 1843-44 George B. Chase 1844-46 Ethan A. Warden 1846-47 Daniel Hewson 1847-48

 

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