First Selectmen of Saybrook, 1888-1927 (may be
incomplete!)
Frederick
W. Williams as of 1888
Horace
G. Jones as of 1896
Thurber
L. Harris as of 1897
Horace
G. Jones as of 1901
Joseph
B. Banning as of 1904
Clayton
A. Parmelee as of 1909
Horace
G. Jones as of 1910-11
William
G. LaPlace as of 1919
Johannes
O. Stalsburg as of 1920-21
Walter
S. Dickinson as of 1922
Gilbert
P. Eagan as of 1926
Walter
S. Dickinson as of 1927
Postmasters at Saybrook, 1901 (may be incomplete!)
Abraham
L. Day as of 1901
Deep River
First Selectmen of Deep River, 1947-89 (may be
incomplete!)
Ossian
E. Ray as of 1947
George
T. Carlson as of 1949-50
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1989 Nov 7:
Richard
H. Smith (Dem), elected;
Robert
R. Stalsburg, Sr. (Rep), defeated.
Postmasters at Deep River, 1885-1901 (may be
incomplete!)
S.
M. Shipman as of 1885
Henry
C. Tyler as of 1887
T.
L. Parker as of 1901
Chester
First Selectmen of Chester, 1901-89 (may be
incomplete!)
J.
Tyler Smith as of 1901
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1989 Nov 7:
Elizabeth
A. Perreault (Rep), elected;
Anna
Shubik Sweeney (Dem), defeated.
Postmasters at Chester, 1885-1903 (may be
incomplete!)
S.
A. Wright as of 1885
J.
H. Leet as of 1887
R.
C. Tyler as of 1901-03
Westbrook
First Selectmen of Westbrook, 1901-89 (may be
incomplete!)
Alfred
L. Burdick as of 1901
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1989 Nov 7:
Paula
C. Ferrara (Rep), elected;
Eileen
M. Daily (Dem), defeated.
Postmasters at Westbrook, 1901 (may be incomplete!)
Alvina
W. Jones as of 1901
Essex
First Selectmen of Essex, 1888-1989 (may be
incomplete!)
William
C. Hough as of 1888
Edgar
W. Griswold as of 1901
George
B. French as of 1904
Walton
C. Griswold as of 1907-10
Ephraim
O. Reynolds as of 1911
George
B. French as of 1919-20
Burton
S. Platt as of 1922
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1989 Nov 7:
John
A. Johns (Rep), elected;
Alice
R. Pinsince (Dem), defeated.
Postmasters at Essex, 1850-1919 (may be
incomplete!)
George
Post 1850-53
William
Latimer 1853-57
Richard
S. Williams 1857-74
Charles
S. Munger 1874-88
Charles
Harrington 1888-92
Alfred
E. Goddard 1892-96
Charles
Harrington 1896-1900
Alfred
E. Goddard 1900-11
Grace
W. Goddard 1911-15
Charles
Harrington 1915-19
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1911 Jun 11:
Alfred
E. Goddard, died in office.
1919 Sep 24:
Charles
Harrington, died in office.
Old Saybrook
First Selectmen of Old Saybrook, 1888-1989 (may be
incomplete!)
Samuel
H. Lord as of 1888
Henry
I. Clark as of 1901
William
H. Smith as of 1904-11
Frederick
S. Chapman as of 1919-20
John
A. Ayer as of 1922
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1989 Nov 7:
Roger
W. Goodnow (Dem), elected;
Carl
S. VonDassel, Sr. (Rep), defeated;
Charles
A. Marland, defeated.
Fenwick (subset
of Old Saybrook)
Wardens of Fenwick, 1909-37 (may be incomplete!)
James
B. Moore as of 1909-11
Morgan
B. Brainard as of 1920
Newton
C. Brainard as of 1928-37
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