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Mayors of Memphis, Tennessee
Mayors of Memphis, 1827-2003 (may be incomplete!)
Marcus
B. Winchester 1827-29
Isaac
Rawlings 1829-31
Seth
Wheatley 1831-32
Robert
Lawrence 1832-33
Isaac
Rawlings 1833-36
Enoch
Banks 1836-37
John
H. Morgan 1837-38
Enoch
Banks 1838-39
Thomas
Dixon 1839-41
William
Spickernagle 1841-42
Edwin
Hickman 1842-45
Jesse
J. Finley 1845-46
Edwin
Hickman 1846-47
Enoch
Banks 1847-48
Gardner
E. Locke 1848-49
Edwin
Hickman 1849-52
A.
B. Taylor 1852-55
A.
H. Douglass 1855-56
T.
B. Carroll 1856-57
R.
D. Baugh 1857-61
John
Park 1861-64
Thomas
H. Harris 1864
Channing
Richards 1864-65
John
Park 1865-66
William
Lofland 1866-68
McDavitt
1868
John
W. Leftwich 1868-69
J.
T. Swayne 1869
John
W. Leftwich 1869-70
John
Johnson 1870-74
John
Loague 1874-76
John
R. Flippin 1876-79
W.
L. Clapp 1895-98
J.
J. Williams 1898-1906
James
H. Malone 1906-10
Edward
H. Crump 1910-16
George
C. Love 1916
Thomas
C. Ashcroft 1916-17
Harry
H. Litty 1917-18
Frank
L. Monteverde 1918-19
Rowlett
Paine 1920-27
S.
Watkins Overton 1928-39
Edward
H. Crump 1940
Joseph
Patrick Boyle 1940
Walter
Chandler 1940-46
Joseph
Patrick Boyle 1946
Sylvanus
W. Polk, Sr. 1946-47
James
J. Pleasants, Jr. 1947-49
S.
Watkins Overton 1949-53
Frank
T. Tobey 1953-55
Walter
Chandler 1955
Edmund
Orgill 1956-59
Henry
Loeb 1960-63
Claude
A. Armour 1963
William
B. Ingram 1963-67
Henry
Loeb 1968-71
Wyeth
Chandler 1972-82
J.
O. Patterson, Jr. 1982
Wallace
Madewell 1982
Richard
C. Hackett 1982-91
Willie
W. Herenton 1992-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
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