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Mayors of Erie (including South Erie), Pennsylvania

Mayors of Erie, 1851-2010 (may be incomplete!)
Thomas C. Colt 1851 Murray Whallon 1852 Alfred King 1853-54 Wilson Laird 1855-56 James Hoskinson 1857 Wilson Laird 1858 Sherburn Smith 1859-61 Prescott Metcalf 1862-64 F. F. Farrar 1865 William L. Scott 1866 Orange Noble 1867-70 William L. Scott 1871 Charles M. Reed 1872-73 Henry Rawle 1874-75 John W. Hammond 1876 Shelden Marvin 1877 David T. Jones 1878-80 Joseph McCarter 1881-82 Philip A. Becker 1883-84 F. F. Adams 1885 F. A. Misner 1886 John C. Brady 1887-88 Charles S. Clarke 1889-92 Walter Scott 1893-95 Robert J. Saltsman 1896-98 John Depinet 1899-1901 William Hardwick 1902-04 Robert J. Saltsman 1905-06 Michael Liebel, Jr. 1907-11 William J. Stern 1911-15 Miles B. Kitts 1916-24 Joseph C. Williams 1924-32 James P. Rossiter 1932-36 Charles R. Barber 1936-47 Gale Ross 1947-48 Sherman Hickey, Jr. 1948 Joseph C. Martin 1948-49 Clairence K. Pulling 1950-52 Thomas W. Flatley 1952-54 George J. Brabender 1954-55 Arthur J. Gardner 1955-62 Charles B. Williamson 1962-66 Louis J. Tullio 1966-89 Patricia Liebel 1989 Joyce A. Savocchio 1990-2001 Richard E. Filippi 2002-05 Joseph E. Sinnott 2006-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1806 May 5: John C. Wallace, elected.

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South Erie
(annexed to Erie about 1870)

Burgesses of South Erie, 1866-70 (may be incomplete!)
William Henry 1866-70

 

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