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Mayors and Postmasters of Lenoir, North Carolina


Mayors of Lenoir, 1869-2003 (may be incomplete!)
Edward W. Faucette 1869-70 George W. F. Harper 1872-73 Clinton Albert Cilley 1875-79 J. Clay Wilborn 1879-80 Wade H. Cloyd 1880 S. Wilson Hamilton 1880-81 James Risdon Widby 1881-83 Lucius McCall Tuttle 1883-84 Edmund Coot Jones 1884-85 Thomas M. Vance 1885-86 George W. F. Harper 1886-87 William C. Newland 1887-88 William C. Ervin 1888-89 James Lee Nelson 1889-90 Phillip J. Johnson 1890-91 Edmund Coot Jones 1891-92 Lawrence Wakefield 1892-93 Phillip J. Johnson 1893-94 James Risdon Widby 1894-99 Edgar A. Poe 1899-1901 William C. Newland 1901-02 Edmund Coot Jones 1902-03 James V. McCall 1903 Marcial E. Shell 1903-04 Edgar A. Poe 1904-06 Marcial E. Shell 1906-08 Thomas M. Newland 1908-09 James V. McCall 1909-10 Edmund F. Wakefield 1910-11 James V. McCall 1911 Robert M. Tuttle 1911-12 Mark Squires 1912-14 Buford F. Williams 1914-17 Walter J. Lenoir 1917-20 James T. Pritchett 1920-22 Virgil D. Guire 1922-27 L. Hebert Wall 1927-29 Buford F. Williams 1929-31 L. Hebert Wall 1931-33 Walter J. Lenoir 1933-37 Earl H. Tate 1937-61 J. Harper Beall, Jr. 1961-67 Joe J. Steele 1967-71 Robert A. Gibbons 1971-95 Jerry N. Brooks 1995-99 David W. Barlow 1999-2003

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

  • 1880 Jul 29: Wade H. Cloyd, resigned.
  • 1890 Mar 10: James Lee Nelson, resigned.
  • 1902 Sep 1: William C. Newland, resigned.
  • 1903 Nov 21: James V. McCall, resigned.
  • 1909 Dec 17: Thomas M. Newland, resigned.
  • 1911 Oct 5: James V. McCall, resigned.
  • 1912 Sep 2: Robert M. Tuttle, resigned.
  • 1927 Jul 25: Virgil D. Guire, resigned.


    Postmasters at Lenoir, 1881-1905 (may be incomplete!)
    James Risdon Widby as of 1881-89 J. K. Moose as of 1901 F. F. Seehorn as of 1905

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