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Supervisors of Delhi Township, 1842-2020 (may be
incomplete!)
Henry
H. North 1842-43
Roswell
Everett 1843-44
Russell
P. Everett 1844-47
David
Wait 1847-49
Roswell
Everett 1849-50
Caleb
Thompson 1850-52
David
Wait 1852-53
Denison
H. Hilliard 1853-54
John
Ferguson 1854-55
Denison
H. Hilliard 1855-56
John
Ferguson 1856-57
Denison
H. Hilliard 1857-58
Caleb
Thompson 1858-59
Philip
J. Price 1859-60
John
Ferguson 1860-62
Philip
J. Price 1862-63
Denison
H. Hilliard 1863
John
Ferguson 1863-64
David
Wait 1864-65
John
Ferguson 1865-66
John
Thompson 1866-68
Dwight
S. Price 1868-69
John
Ferguson 1869-71
Dwight
S. Price 1871-72
John
Ferguson 1872-75
William
B. Watson 1875-77
John
Thompson 1877-78
William
B. Watson 1878-79
Leverett
R. Chaddock 1879-80
Lyman
W. Baker 1880-81
John
B. Cook 1881-86
Silas
H. Phillips 1886-91
John
Himelberger 1891-93
James
R. Thorburn 1893-96
Sanford
M. Wait 1896-98
Silas
H. Phillips 1898-1901
H.
E. Gunn 1901-16
Joseph
W. Robinson 1916-17
John
B. Fay 1917-22
Claude
H. Menger 1922-24
Claude
H. Menger 1925-29
Rina
A. Lott 1929-32
John
B. Fay 1932-57
Marshall
E. Hartig 1958-63
Joseph
P. Kiersey 1963-74
Stuart
D. Goodrich 2005-12
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1863:
Philip
J. Price, died in office.
1863 Mar 19:
Denison
H. Hilliard, appointed.
1874 Apr 6:
John
Ferguson (Dem), elected.
1875 Apr 5:
William
B. Watson (Dem), elected.
1876 Apr 3:
William
B. Watson (Dem), elected.
1877 Apr 2:
John
Thompson, elected.
1878 Apr 1:
William
B. Watson (Greenback), elected.
1879 Apr 7:
Leverett
R. Chaddock (Dem), elected;
George
Arend (Rep), defeated;
William
B. Watson (Greenback), defeated.
1880 Apr 5:
Lyman
W. Baker (Rep), elected;
Leverett
R. Chaddock (Dem), defeated.
1881 Apr 4:
John
B. Cook (Dem), elected.
1882 Apr 3:
John
B. Cook (Dem), elected.
1883 Apr 2:
John
B. Cook (Dem), elected;
Lyman
W. Baker (Rep), defeated;
Marcus
J. Aldrich (Greenback), defeated.
1884 Apr 7:
John
B. Cook (Dem), elected.
1885 Apr 6:
John
B. Cook (Dem), elected.
1886 Apr 5:
Silas
H. Phillips (Dem), elected.
1887 Apr 4:
Silas
H. Phillips (Dem), elected;
Lyman
W. Baker (Rep), defeated.
1888 Apr 2:
Silas
H. Phillips (Dem), elected.
1889 Apr 1:
Silas
H. Phillips (Dem), elected.
1890 Apr 7:
Silas
H. Phillips (Dem), elected;
William
B. Watson (Citizens), defeated;
Philip
Beal (Prohibition), defeated.
1891 Apr 6:
John
Himelberger (Dem), elected;
James
R. Thorburn (Rep), defeated;
B.
D. Wilcox (Industrial), defeated;
Asher
Harper (Prohibition), defeated.
1892 Apr 4:
John
Himelberger (Dem), elected;
Lyman
W. Baker (Rep), defeated;
Sanford
M. Wait (People's), defeated;
George
Arend (Prohibition), defeated.
1893 Apr 3:
James
R. Thorburn (Rep), elected.
1894 Apr 2:
James
R. Thorburn (Rep), elected.
1895 Apr 1:
James
R. Thorburn (Rep), elected.
1896 Apr 6:
Sanford
M. Wait (Free Silver), elected.
1897 Apr 5:
Sanford
M. Wait (Dem & People's & Union Silver), elected.
1898 Apr 4:
Silas
H. Phillips (Dem), elected.
1899 Apr 3:
Silas
H. Phillips (Dem & Union Silver), elected.
1900 Apr 2:
Silas
H. Phillips (Dem & Union Silver), elected.
1901 Apr 1:
H.
E. Gunn (Dem), elected.
1902 Apr 7:
H.
E. Gunn (Dem), elected.
1903 Apr 6:
H.
E. Gunn (Dem), elected.
1904 Apr 4:
H.
E. Gunn (Dem), elected.
1905 Apr 3:
H.
E. Gunn (Dem), elected.
1906 Apr 2:
H.
E. Gunn (Dem), elected.
1907 Apr 1:
H.
E. Gunn (Dem), elected unopposed.
1908 Apr 6:
H.
E. Gunn (Dem), elected.
1909 Apr 5:
H.
E. Gunn (Dem), elected.
1910 Apr 4:
H.
E. Gunn (Dem), elected.
1911 Apr 3:
H.
E. Gunn (Dem), elected.
1912 Apr 1:
H.
E. Gunn (Dem), elected.
1913 Apr 7:
H.
E. Gunn (Dem), elected.
1914 Apr 6:
H.
E. Gunn (Dem), elected.
1915 Apr 5:
H.
E. Gunn (Dem), elected.
1916 Apr 3:
Joseph
W. Robinson (Rep), elected;
Robert
H. Wilson (Dem), defeated.
1917 Apr 2:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected;
Joseph
W. Robinson (Rep), defeated.
1919 Apr 7:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected.
1920 Apr 5:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected.
1921 Apr 4:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected.
1922 Apr 3:
Claude
H. Menger (Dem), elected.
1923 Apr 2:
Claude
H. Menger (Dem), elected.
1925 Apr 6:
Claude
H. Menger (Dem), elected.
1926 Apr 5:
Claude
H. Menger (Dem), elected;
Arthur
Wemple (Rep), defeated.
1927 Apr 4:
Claude
H. Menger (Dem), elected;
Charles
Wright (Rep), defeated.
1928 Apr 2:
Claude
H. Menger (Dem), elected;
Rina
A. Lott (Rep), defeated.
1929 Apr 1:
Rina
A. Lott (Rep), elected;
Claude
H. Menger (Dem), defeated.
1930 Apr 7:
Rina
A. Lott (Rep), elected;
John
B. Fay (Dem), defeated.
1931 Apr 6:
Rina
A. Lott (Rep), elected;
John
B. Fay (Dem), defeated.
1932 Apr 4:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected;
Rina
A. Lott (Rep), defeated.
1933 Apr 3:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected;
Eber
J. Robinson (Rep), defeated.
1934 Apr 2:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected;
Roy
Miller (Rep), defeated.
1935 Apr 1:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected;
Roy
Miller (Rep), defeated.
1936 Apr 6:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected;
Rina
A. Lott (Rep), defeated.
1937 Apr 5:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected;
Robert
W. Johnson (Rep), defeated.
1938 Apr 4:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected;
Stanley
Parker (Rep), defeated.
1939 Apr 3:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected;
Roy
Miller (Rep), defeated.
1940 Apr 1:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected;
John
J. Richards (Rep), defeated.
1941 Apr 7:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected;
John
J. Richards (Rep), defeated.
1942 Apr 6:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected;
Charles
E. Coy (Rep), defeated.
1943 Apr 5:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected;
Charles
E. Coy (Rep), defeated.
1945 Apr 2:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected;
Otto
C. Hartig (Rep), defeated.
1947 Apr 7:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected;
Charles
E. Coy (Rep), defeated.
1949 Apr 4:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected;
Howard
Chappell (Rep), defeated.
1951 Apr 2:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected;
Floyd
Lott (Rep), defeated.
1953 Apr 6:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected;
Arthur
J. Huver (Rep), defeated.
1955 Apr 4:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected;
Earl
A. Christian (Rep), defeated.
1957 Apr 1:
John
B. Fay (Dem), elected;
Richard
Spahr (Rep), defeated.
1957 Dec 31:
John
B. Fay, resigned.
1958 Jan 1:
Marshall
E. Hartig, appointed.
1959 Feb 16:
George
Parker (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1959 Feb 16:
Marshall
E. Hartig (Rep), nominated;
George
Salm (Rep), defeated in primary.
1959 Apr 6:
Marshall
E. Hartig (Rep), elected;
George
Parker (Dem), defeated.
1961 Apr 3:
Marshall
E. Hartig (Rep), elected;
Clayton
J. Quenby (Dem), defeated.
1963 Feb 18:
Joseph
P. Kiersey (Dem), nominated;
Robert
Little (Dem), defeated in primary.
1963 Feb 18:
Marshall
E. Hartig (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1963 Apr 1:
Joseph
P. Kiersey (Dem), elected;
Marshall
E. Hartig (Rep), defeated.
1964 Sep 1:
Joseph
P. Kiersey (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1964 Sep 1:
Marshall
E. Hartig (Rep), nominated;
Frank
J. Lawrence (Rep), defeated in primary.
1964 Nov 3:
Joseph
P. Kiersey (Dem), elected;
Marshall
E. Hartig (Rep), defeated.
1966 Aug 2:
Joseph
P. Kiersey (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1966 Nov 8:
Joseph
P. Kiersey (Dem), elected unopposed.
1970 Aug 4:
Joseph
P. Kiersey (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1970 Aug 4:
Elton
C. Skinner (Rep), nominated;
Patrick
A. Patino (Rep), defeated in primary.
1970 Nov 3:
Joseph
P. Kiersey (Dem), elected;
Elton
C. Skinner (Rep), defeated.
1972 Aug 8:
Joseph
P. Kiersey (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1972 Aug 8:
Elton
C. Skinner (Rep), nominated;
Gary
H. Knox (Rep), defeated in primary.
1972 Nov 7:
Joseph
P. Kiersey (Dem), elected;
Elton
C. Skinner (Rep), defeated.
1974 Aug 6:
Joseph
P. Kiersey (Dem), nominated;
Patrick
A. Patino (Dem), defeated in primary.
1974 Aug 6:
Michael
L. Walkington (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1974 Nov 5:
Michael
L. Walkington (Rep), elected;
Joseph
P. Kiersey (Dem), defeated.
1976 Aug 3:
Ronald
G. Retzloff (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1976 Aug 3:
Michael
L. Walkington (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1976 Nov 2:
Michael
L. Walkington (Rep), elected;
Ronald
G. Retzloff (Dem), defeated.
1978 Aug 8:
Billie
L. Dowell (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1978 Nov 7:
Billie
L. Dowell (Rep), elected unopposed.
1980 Aug 5:
Tony
DeRosa (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1980 Aug 5:
Billie
L. Dowell (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1980 Nov 4:
Billie
L. Dowell (Rep), elected;
Tony
DeRosa (Dem), defeated.
1984 Aug 7:
Marston
R. Dixon (Dem), nominated;
James
R. Spalding (Dem), defeated in primary;
Robert
L. Calder (Dem), defeated in primary.
1984 Aug 7:
Richard
H. Bacon (Rep), nominated;
Patricia
Donath (Rep), defeated in primary;
Marvin
Mullins (Rep), defeated in primary;
Tom
Houser (Rep), defeated in primary.
1984 Nov 6:
Richard
H. Bacon (Rep), elected;
Marston
R. Dixon (Dem), defeated.
1988 Aug 2:
Barry
J. Estill (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1988 Aug 2:
Richard
H. Bacon (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1988 Nov 8:
Richard
H. Bacon (Rep), elected;
Barry
J. Estill (Dem), defeated.
2004 Aug 3:
Don
Long (Dem), nominated unopposed.
2004 Aug 3:
Stuart
D. Goodrich (Rep), nominated;
Steve
Anderson (Rep), defeated in primary;
Roy
Bull (Rep), defeated in primary.
2004 Nov 2:
Stuart
D. Goodrich (Rep), elected;
Don
Long (Dem), defeated.
2008 Aug 5:
Stuart
D. Goodrich (Rep), nominated unopposed.
2008 Nov 4:
Stuart
D. Goodrich (Rep), elected unopposed.
2012 Aug 7:
C.
J. Davis (Dem), nominated;
Tim
Currin (Dem), defeated in primary.
2012 Aug 7:
Jeff
Hall (Rep), nominated;
Stuart
D. Goodrich (Rep), defeated in primary.
2012 Nov 6:
C.
J. Davis (Dem), elected;
Jeff
Hall (Rep), defeated.
2016 Aug 2:
Guy
L. Sweet (Dem), nominated;
Tim
Currin (Dem), defeated in primary.
2016 Aug 2:
John
L. Hayhoe (Rep), nominated unopposed.
2016 Nov 8:
John
L. Hayhoe (Rep), elected;
Guy
L. Sweet (Dem), defeated.
2020 Aug 4:
John
L. Hayhoe (Rep), nominated unopposed.
2020 Nov 3:
John
L. Hayhoe (Rep), elected unopposed.
Holt
(part of
Delhi Township)
Postmasters at Holt, 1861-1911 (may be incomplete!)
Stephen
S. Gidney 1861-64
Samuel
F. Hoffman 1864-70
Lyman
W. Baker 1870-77
James
Weigman 1877-85
Caleb
Thompson 1885-89
Samuel
W. Mayer 1889-93
Fred
B. Phillips 1893-94
Samuel
W. Mayer 1901-11
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