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Mayors of Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Mayors of Milwaukee, 1846-2005 (may be incomplete!)
Solomon Juneau 1846-47 Horatio N. Wells 1847-48 Byron H. Kilbourn 1848-49 Don A. J. Upham 1849-50 George H. Walker 1851-52 Hans Crocker 1852-53 George H. Walker 1853-54 Byron H. Kilbourn 1854-55 James B. Cross 1855-58 William Augustus Prentiss 1858-59 Herman L. Page 1859-60 William P. Lynde 1860-61 James S. Brown 1861-62 Horace Chase 1862-63 Edward O'Neill 1863-64 Abner Kirby 1864-65 John J. Tallmadge 1865-66 Edward O'Neill 1867-69 Joseph Phillips 1870-71 Harrison Ludington 1871-72 David G. Hooker 1873 Harrison Ludington 1873-74 Levi H. Kellogg 1874-75 Harrison Ludington 1875 H. M. Benjamin 1875-76 Ammi R. Butler 1876-78 John Black 1878-80 Thomas H. Brown 1880-82 John M. Stowell 1882-84 Emil Wallber 1884-88 Thomas H. Brown 1888-90 George W. Peck 1890 Peter J. Somers 1890-93 Henry Hase 1893 John C. Koch 1893-96 William G. Rauschenberger 1896-98 David S. Rose 1898-1906 Sherburn M. Becker 1906-08 David S. Rose 1908-10 Emil Seidel 1910-12 Gerhard A. Bading 1912-16 Daniel W. Hoan 1916-40 Carl Zeidler 1940-42 John L. Bohn 1942-48 Frank P. Zeidler 1948-60 Henry W. Maier 1960-88 John O. Norquist 1988-2003 Marvin Pratt 2004 Thomas M. Barrett 2004-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1960: Henry S. Reuss, defeated.

 

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