The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Richmond (including Manchester), Virginia

Mayors of Richmond (including Manchester), Virginia

Mayors of Richmond, 1782-2006 (may be incomplete!)
William Foushee 1782-83 James McClurg 1797-98 Francis Worker 1818-19 John Adams 1819-26 Joseph Tate 1826-39 Francis Worker 1839-40 William Lambert 1840-52 Samuel Pulliam 1852-53 Joseph Carrington Mayo 1853-65 N. A. Sturdevant 1865 David J. Saunders 1865-66 Joseph Carrington Mayo 1866-68 George Chahoon 1868-70 Henry K. Ellyson 1870-71 Anthony M. Keiley 1871-76 William Cornelius Carrington 1876-88 James Taylor Ellyson 1888-94 Richard M. Taylor 1894-1904 Carlton McCarthy 1904-08 David C. Richardson 1908-12 George Ainslie 1912-24 J. Fulmer Bright 1924-40 Gordon B. Ambler 1940-44 William C. Herbert 1944-46 Horace H. Edwards 1946-48 W. Stirling King 1948-50 T. Nelson Parker 1950-52 Edward E. Haddock 1952-54 Thomas P. Bryan 1954-56 F. Henry Garber 1956-58 A. Scott Anderson 1958-60 Claude Woodward 1960-62 Eleanor Parker Sheppard 1962-64 Morrill Crowe 1964-68 Phil J. Bagley, Jr. 1968-70 Thomas J. Bliley, Jr. 1970-77 Henry L. Marsh III 1977-82 Roy West 1982-88 Geline B. Williams 1988-90 Walter T. Kenney 1990-94 Leonidas Young 1994-96 Larry E. Chavis 1996-98 Timothy M. Kaine 1998-2001 Rudolph C. McCollum, Jr. 2001-05 L. Douglas Wilder 2005-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1977: Henry L. Marsh III, elected.

Manchester
(consolidated with Richmond 1910)

Mayors of Manchester (may be incomplete!)

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Henry L. Clinton, Apollo Hall, New York City, February 3, 1872

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