The Political Graveyard: Postmasters of Cape May, New Jersey

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Postmasters of Cape May, New Jersey

Postmasters at Cape May, 1869-1969 (may be incomplete!)
Joseph Ware 1869-71 Jonathan S. Garrison 1871-82 Joseph E. Hughes 1882-86 Waters B. Miller 1886 Frederick J. Melvin 1886-89 Furman L. Richardson 1889-94 John W. Thompson 1894-98 Furman L. Richardson 1898-1901 Walter S. Leaming 1901-03 William F. Williams 1904-07 James E. Taylor 1907-16 Sol Needles 1916-25 Frank W. Cassedy 1925-33 Jerry E. Chambers 1933-34 Jerry E. Chambers 1934-36 Lemuel E. Miller, Jr. 1936 Lemuel E. Miller, Jr. 1936-52 Irene Pharo 1952-54 Thomas Alfred Stevens 1954-65 Robert E. Greenfield 1965-66 Robert E. Greenfield 1966-69

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1903 Mar 29: Walter S. Leaming, died in office.

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