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Mayors of Bellaire, Ohio

Mayors of Bellaire, 1859-2005 (may be incomplete!)
John Kelley 1859-61 A. W. Anderson 1861-63 E. B. Winans 1863-68 A. O. Mellott 1868-70 George Criswell 1870-74 George Strehl 1874-78 Levi Castle 1878-80 D. W. Cooper 1880-84 W. H. Brown 1886-90 S. McGowan 1890-92 D. W. Cooper 1892-96 Frank Williams 1896-98 John DuBois 1898-1900 Isaac Freese 1900-02 Charles Rodewig 1902 T. C. Nicholson 1903-05 Charles Kompart 1906 Charles Wassman 1906-17 Charles Culbertson 1918-20 John R. Wyatt 1922-23 William Kompart 1924-25 Floyd E. Conwell 1927 A. J. Crunelle 1928-31 Joseph McMahon 1932-33 William T. Robertson 1934-45 Ed Conaway 1946-47 W. Dewey Corbett 1948-49 John J. Saunders 1950-53 William Shackleford 1954 Howard Dunfee 1954 John J. Conroy 1954-55 A. G. Demarco 1956-61 H. Bernard Nelson 1962-63 Membrino Castricone 1964-67 A. G. Demarco 1968-71 Membrino Castricone 1972-75 Gene Sechrest 1976-77 John Fialkowski 1977-79 Mary Fitch 1980-84 Pete Kovalyk 1984-88 Mary Fitch 1988-92 Tino Esposito 1992-96 Jerry Fisher 1996-2000 Joseph Campbell 2000-05 Jerry Fisher 2005-

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