The Political Graveyard: Hudson Falls, New York

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Hudson Falls, New York
including Sandy Hill
Mayors, Postmasters, Village Presidents

Mayors of Hudson Falls, 1947-57 (may be incomplete!)
Donald B. Wheeler as of 1947 Henry Driscoll as of 1957

Postmasters at Hudson Falls, 1915-47 (may be incomplete!)
John Dwyer as of 1915 John Toole as of 1916-21 William D. Walling as of 1928 Amasa W. Howland as of 1937 Laura F. Howland as of 1943-47

Sandy Hill
(renamed Hudson Falls 1910)

Village Presidents of Sandy Hill, 1856-77 (may be incomplete!)
Orson Richards 1856-57 Jeremiah W. Finch 1858 Nelson W. Wait 1859 Joseph McFarland 1860 Marvin F. Cronkhite 1861 Darius Mathewson 1862-63 Hiram Kenyon 1864 Joseph McFarland 1865 E. H. Crocker 1866 Joseph McFarland 1867-68 J. William Wait 1869 Joseph McFarland 1870 Amariah Holbrook 1871 Hiram Kenyon 1872 E. H. Crocker 1873 Guy W. Clark 1874 Loren Allen 1875 E. D. Baker 1876 Lyman H. Northup 1877

Postmasters at Sandy Hill, 1836-1901 (may be incomplete!)
James Wright as of 1836 Ira E. Locke as of 1881 W. F. Plaisted as of 1887-89 Guy W. Clark as of 1891-93 David S. Haines as of 1897 John Dwyer as of 1901

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