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Mayors of Piqua, Ohio

Mayors of Piqua, 1835-2001 (may be incomplete!)
John S. Johnston 1835 L. R. Brownell 1836 James Alexander 1836-37 I. T. Teller 1837 Stephen Johnston 1837-39 William R. Barrington 1840 Isaac S. Clark 1841 J. P. Williamson 1842 William R. Barrington 1843 George B. Frye 1844 Joseph C. Horton 1845 Samuel S. McKinney 1846 Joseph C. Horton 1847-49 Stephen Johnston 1849-51 William Elliott 1851-55 Francis Reed 1855-57 William N. Foster 1857-63 John Garner 1863-67 Harvey Clark 1867 Samuel B. Garvey 1867-75 W. W. V. Buchanan 1875-77 George Dettmer 1877-81 George Brooks 1881-89 John C. Geyer 1889-90 Edward M. Wilbee 1890-93 James Ward Keyt 1893-97 John E. Smith 1897-1903 Lucius Cowan Cron 1903-05 James C. Hughes 1906-09 Charles Kiser 1910-13 Wilbur F. Reck 1948-55 Richard A. Goater 1956-57 Jack Wilson 1958-73 Joseph C. Goetz 1974-75 Jack Wilson 1976-77 James E. Henderson 1978-79 Samuel Jackson 1980-83 Charles E. Stevens 1984-87 William J. Cruse 1988-91 Lucinda L. Fess 1992-95 William J. Cruse 1996-97 Frank H. Barhorst 1998-2001

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1901 Apr 2: John E. Smith (Dem), elected.

 

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