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Mayors of New Haven, 1784-2018 (may be incomplete!)
Roger
Sherman 1784-93
Samuel
Bishop 1793-1803
Elizur
Goodrich 1803-22
George
Hoadley 1822-26
Simeon
Baldwin 1826-27
William
Bristol 1827-28
David
Daggett 1828-30
Ralph
I. Ingersoll 1830-31
Dennis
Kimberly 1831-32
Ebenezer
Seeley 1832-33
Noyes
Darling 1833-34
Henry
C. Flagg 1834-39
Samuel
Johnson Hitchcock 1839-42
Philip
S. Galpin 1842-46
Henry
E. Peck 1846-50
Aaron
N. Skinner 1850-54
Chauncey
Jerome 1854-55
Alfred
Blackman 1855-56
Philip
S. Galpin 1856-60
Harmanus
M. Welch 1860-63
Morris
Tyler 1863-65
Erastus
C. Scranton 1865-66
Lucien
W. Sperry 1866-69
William
Fitch 1869-70
Henry
G. Lewis 1870-76
William
R. Shelton 1877-78
Hobart
B. Bigelow 1879-80
John
B. Robertson 1881-82
Henry
G. Lewis 1883-84
George
F. Holcomb 1885-86
Samuel
A. York 1887-88
Henry
F. Peck 1889-90
Joseph
B. Sargent 1891-94
Albert
C. Hendrick 1895-96
Frederick
B. Farnsworth 1897-98
Cornelius
T. Driscoll 1899-1901
John
P. Studley 1901-07
James
B. Martin 1908-09
Frank
J. Rice 1910-17
Samuel
Campner 1917
David
E. FitzGerald 1918-25
John
B. Tower 1926-28
Thomas
A. Tully 1929-31
John
W. Murphy 1932-45
William
C. Celentano 1946-53
Richard
C. Lee 1954-69
Bartholomew
F. Guida 1970-75
Frank
Logue 1976-79
Biagio
DiLieto 1980-89
John
Daniels 1990-93
John
DeStefano, Jr. 1994-2013
Toni
N. Harp 2014-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1793 Jul 23:
Roger
Sherman, died in office.
1822 Jun 4:
Elizur
Goodrich, resigned.
1826 May 11:
George
Hoadley, resigned.
1850 Jun 3:
Aaron
N. Skinner (Whig), elected unopposed.
1851 Jun 2:
Aaron
N. Skinner (Whig), elected.
1852 May 31:
Aaron
N. Skinner (Whig), elected unopposed.
1853 Jun 6:
Aaron
N. Skinner (Whig), elected.
1863 Jun 2:
Harmanus
M. Welch, resigned.
1866:
Lucien
W. Sperry, elected.
1867:
Lucien
W. Sperry, elected.
1868:
Lucien
W. Sperry, elected.
1879:
William
R. Shelton, defeated.
1901 Apr 16:
John
P. Studley (Rep), elected;
Cornelius
T. Driscoll (Dem), defeated.
1903 Apr 21:
John
P. Studley (Rep), elected;
Thomas
I. Kinney (Dem), defeated.
1905 Apr 18:
John
P. Studley (Rep), elected;
William
S. Pardee (Dem), defeated;
Elizur
H. Sperry (Non-Partisan Municipal League), defeated.
1907 Oct 7:
James
B. Martin (Dem), elected;
Minotte
E. Chatfield (Rep), defeated.
1909 Oct 4:
Frank
J. Rice (Rep), elected;
James
B. Martin (Dem), defeated.
1911 Oct 3:
Frank
J. Rice (Rep), elected;
James
B. Martin (Dem), defeated;
Abram
Ford (Socialist), defeated;
Frank
S. Butterworth (Citizens), defeated.
1913 Oct 7:
Frank
J. Rice (Rep), elected;
John
J. Lane (Dem), defeated.
1915 Oct 5:
Frank
J. Rice (Rep), elected;
Albert
W. Mattoon (Dem), defeated;
John
L. Martin (Socialist), defeated;
Charles
W. Hulse (Prohibition), defeated;
Charles
B. Wells (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1917 Jan 18:
Frank
J. Rice, died in office.
1917 Oct 2:
David
E. FitzGerald (Dem), elected;
Samuel
Campner (Rep), defeated.
1919 Oct 7:
David
E. FitzGerald (Dem), elected;
James
A. Haggerty (Rep), defeated.
1921 Oct 4:
David
E. FitzGerald (Dem), elected;
Frederick
L. Ford (Rep), defeated;
Horace
W. Williams (Socialist), defeated.
1923 Nov 6:
David
E. FitzGerald (Dem), elected;
Charles
M. Walker (Rep), defeated;
Morris
Rice (Socialist), defeated.
1925 Nov 3:
John
B. Tower (Rep), elected;
John
J. Lane (Dem), defeated.
1927 Nov 8:
John
B. Tower (Rep), elected;
Philip
Troup (Dem), defeated.
1929 Nov 5:
Thomas
A. Tully (Rep), elected;
Philip
Troup (Dem), defeated;
Charles
H. O'Connell (Socialist), defeated.
1931 Nov 3:
John
W. Murphy (Dem), elected;
Lawson
W. Hall (Rep), defeated.
1933 Nov 7:
John
W. Murphy (Dem), elected;
Edward
L. White (Rep), defeated.
1937 Nov 2:
John
W. Murphy (Dem), elected;
George
F. Barnes (Rep), defeated.
1939 Nov 7:
John
W. Murphy (Dem), elected;
William
C. Celentano (Rep), defeated.
1941 Nov 4:
John
W. Murphy (Dem), elected;
Thomas
R. Fitzsimmons (Rep), defeated.
1943 Nov 2:
John
W. Murphy (Dem), elected;
Angus
M. Fraser (Rep), defeated;
Alfred
E. Tong (Socialist), defeated.
1945 Nov 6:
William
C. Celentano (Rep), elected;
John
W. Murphy (Dem), defeated;
Alfred
E. Tong (Socialist), defeated.
1947 Nov 4:
William
C. Celentano (Rep), elected;
Frank
M. Anastasio (Dem), defeated;
Alfred
E. Tong (Socialist), defeated.
1949 Nov 8:
William
C. Celentano (Rep), elected;
Richard
C. Lee (Dem), defeated;
Alfred
E. Tong (Socialist), defeated.
1951 Nov 6:
William
C. Celentano (Rep), elected;
Richard
C. Lee (Dem), defeated;
Alfred
E. Tong (Socialist), defeated;
John
M. Marsalka (People's), defeated.
1953 Nov 3:
Richard
C. Lee (Dem), elected;
William
C. Celentano (Rep), defeated.
1963 Nov 5:
Richard
C. Lee (Dem), elected.
1969:
Henry
E. Parker (Dem), defeated in primary.
1969 Nov 4:
Bartholomew
F. Guida (Dem), elected;
Paul
C. Capra (Rep), defeated.
1971:
Henry
E. Parker, defeated.
1975:
Bartholomew
F. Guida (Dem), defeated in primary.
1975 Nov 4:
Frank
Logue (Dem), elected;
John
Esposito (Rep), defeated;
Joelle
R. Fishman (Communist), defeated.
1977:
Biagio
DiLieto (Dem), defeated in primary.
1977 Nov 8:
Frank
Logue (Dem), elected;
Frank
Mongillo (Rep), defeated;
Joelle
R. Fishman (Communist), defeated.
1979 Sep 11:
Biagio
DiLieto (Dem), nominated;
Frank
Logue (Dem), defeated in primary;
Henry
E. Parker (Dem), defeated in primary.
1979 Nov 6:
Biagio
DiLieto (Dem), elected;
George
E. Longyear (Rep), defeated.
1981 Sep 8:
Biagio
DiLieto (Dem), nominated;
Anthony
M. Ciarlone (Dem), defeated in primary.
1981 Nov 3:
Biagio
DiLieto (Dem), elected;
Elaine
W. Noe (Rep), defeated.
1983 Nov 8:
Biagio
DiLieto (Dem), elected;
Edward
White, Jr. (Rep), defeated.
1989 Sep 12:
John
Daniels (Dem), nominated;
John
DeStefano, Jr. (Dem), defeated in primary.
1989 Nov 7:
John
Daniels (Dem), elected;
Robie
Pooley (Rep), defeated;
Matthew
Borenstein, defeated.
1991 Nov 5:
John
Daniels (Dem), elected.
1993 Nov 3:
John
DeStefano, Jr. (Dem), elected.
2001 Nov 6:
John
DeStefano, Jr. (Dem), elected.
2003 Nov 4:
John
DeStefano, Jr. (Dem), elected.
2005 Nov 8:
John
DeStefano, Jr. (Dem), elected;
Eric
J. Brown, Jr. (Green), defeated;
Gary
L. Jenkins, defeated;
Leslie
Harper Blatteau, defeated;
Roger
Uihlein, defeated.
2007 Nov 6:
John
DeStefano, Jr. (Dem), elected.
2009 Nov 3:
John
DeStefano, Jr. (Dem), elected.
2011 Nov 3:
John
DeStefano, Jr. (Dem), elected.
2013:
Toni
N. Harp (Dem), elected.
2015:
Toni
N. Harp (Dem), elected.
2017:
Toni
N. Harp (Dem), elected.
First Selectmen of New Haven, 1888-1957 (may be
incomplete!)
James
Reynolds as of 1888
Roswell
B. Farren as of 1896
Philip
Hugo as of 1897
Charles
S. Hamilton as of 1899-1901
Thomas
O'Brien, Jr. as of 1904
Joseph
McLaughlin as of 1908-09
Henry
Hillman as of 1910
Anthony
J. Verdi as of 1911
James
J. Clancey as of 1915-20
John
W. Coogan as of 1921
Fred
Guida as of 1922
Israel
J. Jacobs as of 1926-27
Charlotte
Hodson as of 1947-50
Harry
Bernblum as of 1954
Samuel
C. Schlein as of 1955-57
Postmasters at New Haven, 1772-1970 (may be
incomplete!)
Christopher
Kilby 1772-75
Elias
Beers 1775-1802
Jesse
Atwater 1802-14
William
Henry Jones 1814-42
Henry
Huggins 1842-44
Edward
A. Mitchell 1844-49
John
B. Robertson 1849-53
Lucius
A. Thomas 1853-61
Nehemiah
D. Sperry 1861-85
Benjamin
R. English 1885-90
Nehemiah
D. Sperry 1890-94
Francis
G. Beach 1894-98
James
A. Howarth 1898-1914
Philip
Troup 1914-22
Charles
W. Birely 1922
Charles
W. Birely 1922-34
Pierce
M. Maher 1934-36
Patrick
J. Goode 1936
Patrick
J. Goode 1936-50
William
J. Higgins 1950
William
J. Higgins 1950-53
Thomas
J. Guiney 1953-54
Frank
A. Lattanzi 1954-56
Frank
A. Lattanzi 1956-70
Fair Haven East
Wardens of Fair Haven East, 1888-1917 (may be
incomplete!)
William
A. Wright as of 1888
F.
W. J. Sizer as of 1896-97
George
K. Clark as of 1904
John
H. Thompson as of 1909-10
James
J. Horan as of 1911
Clifford
E. Minor as of 1917
New Haven
Collectors of Customs at New Haven, 1789-1909 (may be
incomplete!)
Jonathan
Fitch 1789-93
M.
A. Osborn as of 1854
James
F. Babcock as of 1869
Cyrus
Northrop 1869-79
Amos
J. Beere as of 1881
John
C. Byxbee as of 1888
Albert
H. Kellam as of 1891
J.
Rice Winchell as of 1909
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1793 Sep 22:
Jonathan
Fitch, died in office.
U.S. Collectors of Internal Revenue at New Haven, 1862-68
(may be incomplete!)
John
Woodruff 1862-68
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1868 May 20:
John
Woodruff, died in office.
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