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Mayors of Columbus, Ohio

Mayors of Columbus, 1816-1975 (may be incomplete!)
Jarvis W. Pike 1816-18 John Kerr 1818-20 Eli C. King 1820-22 John Laughrey 1823 William T. Martin 1824-26 James Robinson 1827 William Long 1827-33 Philo H. Olmsted 1833-34 John Brooks 1834-35 John Bailhache 1835 Warren Jenkins 1836-37 Philo H. Olmsted 1838-39 John G. Miller 1840-41 Thomas Wood 1841 Abram I. McDowell 1842 Smithson E. Wright 1843-44 Alexander Patton 1845 Augustus S. Decker 1846 Alexander Patton 1847-49 Lorenzo English 1850-61 Wray Thomas 1861-64 James G. Bull 1865-68 George W. Meeker 1869-70 James G. Bull 1871-74 John H. Heitmann 1875-78 Gilbert G. Collins 1879-80 George S. Peters 1881-82 Charles C. Walcutt 1883-86 Philip H. Bruck 1887-90 George J. Karb 1891-94 Cotton H. Allen 1895-96 Samuel L. Black 1897-98 Samuel J. Swartz 1899-1900 John N. Hinkle 1901-02 Robert H. Jeffrey 1903-05 De Witt C. Badger 1906-07 Charles Anson Bond 1908-09 George S. Marshall 1910-11 George J. Karb 1912-19 James J. Thomas 1920-31 Henry William Worley 1932-35 Myron B. Gessaman 1936-39 Floyd F. Green 1940-43 James A. Rhodes 1943-52 Robert T. Oestreicher 1953 Maynard E. Sensenbrenner 1954-59 Ralston Westlake 1960-63 Maynard E. Sensenbrenner 1964-71 Tom Moody 1972-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

  • 1901 Apr 2: John N. Hinkle (Dem), elected.

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