The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Greenville, South Carolina

Mayors of Greenville, South Carolina

Mayors of Greenville, 1909-2004 (may be incomplete!)
John B. Marshall 1909-11 Henry Briggs 1911-13 John B. Marshall 1913-15 Charles S. Webb 1915-17 H. C. Harvley 1917-23 Richard F. Watson 1923-27 Alvin H. Dean 1927-29 A. C. Mann 1929-33 John McHardy Mauldin 1933-37 C. Fred McCullough 1937-47 J. Kenneth Cass 1947-61 David G. Traxler, Sr. 1961-69 R. Cooper White, Jr. 1969-71 Max M. Heller 1971-79 James H. Simkins 1979 Jesse L. Helms 1979-82 Harry B. Luthi 1982-83 William D. Workman III 1983-95 Knox H. White 1995-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1929 Aug 18: Alvin H. Dean, died in office.

1979 Jan 30: Max M. Heller, resigned.

1982 Nov 8: Jesse L. Helms, died in office.

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