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Mayors of West Chester, Pennsylvania
Mayors of West Chester, 1961-2004 (may be
incomplete!)
Charles
E. Lucas, Jr. 1961-65
Charles
Andress 1965-69
J.
Herbert Chambers 1970-77
Thomas
A. Chambers 1978-81
Craig
J. Milliken 1982-85
Thomas
A. Chambers 1986-93
Clifford
E. Debaptiste 1994-2001
Richard
Yoder 2002-
Burgesses of West Chester, 1895-1961 (may be
incomplete!)
Marshall
S. Way 1895-96
C.
Westley Talbot 1897-99
John
Thorp 1900-02
Charles
H. Pennypacker 1903-05
Alfred
P. Reid 1906-08
Plummer
E. Jefferis 1909-13
J.
Paul MacElree 1914-19
Fred
Heed 1919
Channing
Way 1919-21
Hermann
G. Hutt 1922-25
George
J. Brinton 1926-37
George
S. Dewees 1937-43
Ashton
B. T. Smith 1943-49
Gibbons
G. Cornwell 1950-53
Henry
V. DeHaven 1954-57
Charles
E. Lucas, Jr. 1958-61
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
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