Mayors of Albany, 1686-2013 (may be incomplete!)
Peter
Schuyler 1686-94
Johannes
Abeel 1694-95
Evert
Bancker 1695-96
Dirck
Wesselse Ten Broeck 1696-98
Hendrick
Hansen 1698-99
Pieter
Van Brugh 1699-1700
Jan
Jansen Bleecker 1700-01
Johannes
Bleecker 1701-02
Albert
Ryckman 1702-03
Johannes
Schuyler 1703-06
David
Schuyler 1706-07
Evert
Bancker 1707-09
Johannes
Abeel 1709-10
Robert
Livingston the Younger 1710-19
Myndert
Schuyler 1719-21
Pieter
Van Brugh 1721-23
Myndert
Schuyler 1723-25
Johannes
Cuyler 1725-26
Rutger
Bleecker 1726-29
Johannes
DePeyster 1729-31
Hans
Hansen 1731-32
Johannes
DePeyster 1732-33
Edward
Holland 1733-41
Johannes
Schuyler 1741-42
Cornelis
Cuyler 1742-46
Dirck
Ten Broeck 1746-48
Jacob
C. Ten Eyck 1748-50
Robert
Sanders 1750-54
Johannes
Hansen 1754-56
Sybrant
G. Van Schaick 1756-61
Volkert
P. Douw 1761-70
Abraham
C. Cuyler 1770-76
John
Barclay 1778-79
Abraham
Ten Broeck 1779-83
John
J. Beekman 1783-86
John
Lansing, Jr. 1786-90
Abraham
Yates 1790-96
Abraham
Ten Broeck 1796-99
Philip
S. Van Rensselaer 1799-1814
Elisha
Jenkins 1814-19
Philip
S. Van Rensselaer 1819-21
Charles
E. Dudley 1821-24
Ambrose
Spencer 1824-26
James
Stevenson 1826-28
Charles
E. Dudley 1828-29
John
Townsend 1829-31
Francis
Bloodgood 1831-34
Erastus
Corning 1834-37
Teunis
Van Vechten 1837-38
Jared
Rathbone 1838-41
Teunis
Van Vechten 1841-42
Barent
P. Staats 1842-43
Friend
Humphrey 1843-45
John
Keyes Paige 1845-46
William
Parmelee 1846-48
John
Taylor 1848-49
Friend
Humphrey 1849-50
Franklin
Townsend 1850-51
Eli
Perry 1851-54
William
Parmelee 1854-56
Eli
Perry 1856-60
George
H. Thacher 1860-62
Eli
Perry 1862-66
George
H. Thacher 1866-68
Charles
E. Bleecker 1868-70
George
H. Thacher 1870-74
Edmund
L. Judson 1874-76
A.
Bleecker Banks 1876-78
Michael
N. Nolan 1878-83
John
Swinburne 1883-84
A.
Bleecker Banks 1884-86
John
Boyd Thacher 1886-88
Edward
A. Maher 1888-90
James
H. Manning 1890-94
Oren
E. Wilson 1894-95
John
Boyd Thacher 1896-97
Thomas
J. Van Alstyne 1898-99
James
H. Blessing 1900-01
Charles
H. Gaus 1902-08
Henry
F. Snyder 1909
James
B. McEwan 1910-13
Joseph
W. Stevens 1914-17
James
R. Watt 1918-21
William
S. Hackett 1922-26
John
Boyd Thacher 1926-40
Herman
F. Hoogkamp 1940-41
Erastus
Corning II 1942-83
Frank
S. Harris 1944-45
Thomas
M. Whalen III 1983-93
Gerald
D. Jennings 1994-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1903:
William
Gorham Rice, defeated.
1911 Nov 7:
James
B. McEwan (Rep), elected.
1915 Nov 2:
Joseph
W. Stevens (Rep), elected.
1919 Nov 4:
James
R. Watt (Rep), elected;
Reynolds
King Townsend (Dem), defeated.
1921 Nov 8:
William
S. Hackett (Dem), elected.
1925 Nov 3:
William
S. Hackett (Dem), elected;
Edward
Easton (Rep), defeated.
1926 Mar 4:
William
S. Hackett, died in office.
1929 Nov 5:
John
Boyd Thacher (Dem), elected.
1933 Nov 7:
John
Boyd Thacher (Dem), elected;
Reynolds
King Townsend (Fusion), defeated.
1937 Nov 2:
John
Boyd Thacher (Dem), elected;
William
J. Walker (Rep), defeated.
1941 Nov 4:
Erastus
Corning II (Dem), elected;
Benjamin
R. Hoff (Rep), defeated;
Morris
Zuckerman (American Labor), defeated.
1945 Nov 6:
Erastus
Corning II (Dem), elected;
Harold
J. Murphy (Rep), defeated.
1949 Nov 8:
Erastus
Corning II (Dem), elected;
Charles
E. Walsh (Rep), defeated;
Beryl
Beach (Liberal), defeated;
Morris
Zuckerman (Unity), defeated.
1953 Nov 3:
Erastus
Corning II (Dem), elected;
Thomas
E. Mulligan, Jr. (Rep), defeated;
Scott
K. Gray, Jr. (American Labor), defeated.
1957 Nov 5:
Erastus
Corning II (Dem), elected;
Edward
Ray (Rep), defeated.
1961 Nov 7:
Erastus
Corning II (Dem), elected;
Robert
K. Hudnut (Rep), defeated.
1965 Nov 2:
Erastus
Corning II (Dem), elected;
Jacob
Olshansky (Rep), defeated.
1969 Nov 4:
Erastus
Corning II (Dem), elected;
Albert
S. Hartheimer (Rep), defeated;
Joseph
L. Kennedy (Conservative), defeated;
Edward
Carhart (Liberal), defeated.
1973 Nov 6:
Erastus
Corning II (Dem), elected;
Carl
E. Touhey (Rep), defeated;
Vincent
D. Bytner (Citizens), defeated.
1977 Sep 8:
Erastus
Corning II (Dem), nominated;
Howard
C. Nolan (Dem), defeated in primary.
1977 Nov 8:
Erastus
Corning II (Dem), elected;
E.
Michael Ruberti (Rep), defeated;
Howard
C. Nolan (Liberal), defeated;
Kevin
E. Kellogg (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Christopher
Lewis (Labor), defeated.
1981 Nov 3:
Erastus
Corning II (Dem), elected;
Charles
Touhey (Rep), defeated;
Fred
Dusenbury (Citizens), defeated.
1983 May 28:
Erastus
Corning II, died in office.
1985:
Thomas
M. Whalen III, elected.
1989:
Thomas
M. Whalen III, elected.
1993:
Gerald
D. Jennings (Dem), elected.
2013 Nov 5:
Katherine
Sheehan (Dem), elected;
Jesse
Calhoun (Rep), defeated;
Theresa
Portelli (Green), defeated;
Joseph
Sullivan (Conservative), defeated.
Postmasters at Albany, 1775-1969 (may be
incomplete!)
Matthew
Visscher 1775-82
Abraham
G. Lansing 1782-92
George
W. Mancius 1792-1814
Peter
P. Dox 1814-15
Garret
L. Dox 1816
Solomon
Southwick 1816-22
Solomon
Van Rensselaer 1822-39
Azariah
C. Flagg 1839-41
Solomon
Van Rensselaer 1841-43
James
D. Wasson 1843-49
Lewis
Benedict 1849-50
James
Kidd 1850-53
John
H. Reynolds 1853-54
Cornelius
Vosburgh 1854-58
Calvert
Comstock 1858-61
George
Dawson 1861-66
Sylvanus
H. H. Parsons 1866
Joseph
Davis II 1866-69
Morgan
L. Filkins 1869-70
John
F. Smyth 1870-77
William
H. Craig 1877-85
Daniel
V. O'Leary 1885-89
James
M. Warner 1889-94
Francis
H. Woods 1894-99
Chauncey
E. Argersinger 1899-1908
James
B. McEwan 1908-09
Henry
F. Synder 1909-14
William
H. Murray 1914-21
William
G. Van Cott 1922
Pearla
S. Kling 1922-34
Edward
P. McCormack 1934-35
Edward
P. McCormack 1935-40
John
P. Hayes 1940-41
John
P. Hayes 1941-54
Henry
W. Class 1954-55
Henry
A. Goetz 1955-57
Henry
A. Goetz 1957-60
Frank
J. Murphy 1960-61
John
J. Murray 1961-63
John
J. Murray 1963-67
John
F. Schumaker 1967
John
F. Schumaker 1967-69
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