The Political Graveyard: Postmasters of Lebanon and East Lebanon, Maine

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Postmasters of Lebanon and East Lebanon, Maine
including East Lebanon, West Lebanon, Center Lebanon, North Lebanon

Postmasters at Lebanon, 1860-1901 (may be incomplete!)
Sylvester Fall as of 1860-61 M. C. Noyes as of 1893-1901

East Lebanon
(now Lebanon)

Postmasters at East Lebanon, 1889-1931 (may be incomplete!)
John S. P. Jones as of 1889 Tresham R. Wentworth as of 1895-1901 William E. Colbath as of 1931

West Lebanon
(now Lebanon)

Postmasters at West Lebanon, 1860-1931 (may be incomplete!)
E. E. Cowell as of 1860-93 Orlando K. Cowell as of 1901 Levi H. Cowell as of 1931

Center Lebanon

Postmasters at Center Lebanon, 1860-1901 (may be incomplete!)
N. F. Hanson as of 1860-61 D. Wentworth as of 1889 Charles E. Webber as of 1901

North Lebanon

Postmasters at North Lebanon, 1860-1901 (may be incomplete!)
William A. Ricker as of 1860-61 Frank Ricker as of 1901

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