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Mayors of New York City, 1665-2024 (may be
incomplete!)
Thomas
Willett 1665-66
Thomas
Delavall 1666-67
Thomas
Willett 1667-68
Cornelius
Van Steenwyk 1668-71
Thomas
Delavall 1671-72
Matthias
Nicoll 1672-73
John
Lawrence 1673-75
William
Dervall 1675-76
Nicholas
De Mayer 1676-77
Stephanus
Van Cortlandt 1677-78
Thomas
Delavall 1678-79
Francis
Rombouts 1679-80
William
Dyre 1680-82
Cornelius
Van Steenwyk 1682-84
Gabriel
Minvielle 1684-85
Nicholas
Bayard 1685-86
Stephanus
Van Cortlandt 1686-88
Peter
Delanoy 1689-91
John
Lawrence 1691
Abraham
de Peyster 1691-94
Charles
Lodwik 1694-95
William
Merritt 1695-98
Johannes
de Peyster 1698-99
David
Provost 1699-1700
Isaac
De Riemer 1700-01
Thomas
Noell 1701-02
Phillip
French 1702-03
William
Peartree 1703-07
Ebenezer
Wilson 1707-10
Jacobus
Van Cortlandt 1710-11
Caleb
Heathcote 1711-13
John
Johnstone 1714-19
Jacobus
Van Cortlandt 1719-20
Robert
Walters 1720-25
Johannes
Jansen 1725-26
Robert
Lurting 1726-35
Paul
Richard 1735-39
John
Cruger 1739-44
Stephen
Bayard 1744-47
Edward
Holland 1747-56
John
Cruger, Jr. 1756-66
Whitehead
Hicks 1766-76
David
Mathews 1776-83
James
Duane 1784-89
Richard
Varick 1789-1801
Edward
Livingston 1801-03
De
Witt Clinton 1803-07
Marinus
Willet 1807-08
De
Witt Clinton 1808-10
Jacob
Radcliff 1810-11
De
Witt Clinton 1811-15
John
Ferguson 1815
Jacob
Radcliff 1815-18
Cadwallader
D. Colden 1818-21
Stephen
Allen 1821-24
William
Paulding, Jr. 1825-26
Philip
Hone 1826-27
William
Paulding, Jr. 1827-29
Walter
Bowne 1829-33
Gideon
Lee 1833-34
Cornelius
Van Wyck Lawrence 1834-37
Aaron
Clark 1837-39
Isaac
L. Varian 1839-41
Robert
H. Morris 1841-44
James
Harper 1844-45
William
F. Havemeyer 1845-46
Andrew
H. Mickle 1846-47
William
V. Brady 1847-48
William
F. Havemeyer 1848-49
Caleb
S. Woodhull 1849-50
Ambrose
Kingsland 1851-52
Jacob
Westervelt 1853-54
Fernando
Wood 1855-57
Daniel
F. Tiemann 1858-59
Fernando
Wood 1860-61
George
Opdyke 1862-63
C.
Godfrey Gunther 1864-65
John
T. Hoffman 1866-68
Thomas
Coman 1868
A.
Oakey Hall 1869-72
William
F. Havemeyer 1873-74
Samuel
B. H. Vance 1874
William
H. Wickham 1875-76
Smith
Ely, Jr. 1877-78
Edward
Cooper 1879-80
William
R. Grace 1881-82
Franklin
Edson 1883-84
William
R. Grace 1885-86
Abram
S. Hewitt 1887-88
Hugh
J. Grant 1889-92
Thomas
F. Gilroy 1893-94
William
L. Strong 1895-97
Robert
A. Van Wyck 1898-1901
Seth
Low 1902-03
George
B. McClellan 1904-09
William
J. Gaynor 1910-13
Ardolph
L. Kline 1913
John
Purroy Mitchel 1914-17
John
F. Hylan 1918-25
James
J. Walker 1926-32
Joseph
V. McKee 1932
John
P. O'Brien 1933
Fiorello
H. LaGuardia 1934-45
William
O'Dwyer 1946-50
Vincent
R. Impellitteri 1950-53
Robert
F. Wagner, Jr. 1954-65
John
V. Lindsay 1966-73
Abraham
D. Beame 1974-77
Edward
I. Koch 1978-89
David
N. Dinkins 1990-93
Rudolph
W. Giuliani 1994-2001
Michael
Bloomberg 2002-13
Bill
de Blasio 2014-21
Eric
L. Adams 2022-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1735:
Robert
Lurting, died in office.
1744 Aug 13:
John
Cruger, died in office.
1756 Nov 10:
Edward
Holland, died in office.
1834 Apr 8:
Cornelius
Van Wyck Lawrence (Dem), elected;
Gulian
C. Verplanck (Whig), defeated.
1835 Apr 14:
Cornelius
Van Wyck Lawrence (Dem), elected unopposed.
1836 Apr 8:
Cornelius
Van Wyck Lawrence (Dem), elected;
Seth
Geer (Whig), defeated;
Alexander
Ming, Jr. (Equal Rights), defeated;
Samuel
F. B. Morse (Native American), defeated.
1837 Apr 11:
Aaron
Clark (Whig), elected;
John
J. Morgan (Dem), defeated;
Moses
Jaques (Equal Rights), defeated.
1838 Apr 9:
Aaron
Clark (Whig), elected;
Isaac
L. Varian (Dem), defeated;
Richard
Riker (Conservative), defeated.
1839 Apr 9:
Isaac
L. Varian (Dem), elected;
Aaron
Clark (Whig), defeated.
1840 Apr 14:
Isaac
L. Varian (Dem), elected;
J.
Phillips Phoenix (Whig), defeated.
1841 Apr 13:
Robert
H. Morris (Dem), elected;
J.
Phillips Phoenix (Whig), defeated;
Samuel
F. B. Morse (Native American), defeated.
1842 Apr 12:
Robert
H. Morris (Dem), elected;
J.
Phillips Phoenix (Whig), defeated;
Thomas
F. Field (Abolition), defeated;
James
Monroe (Patriot), defeated.
1843 Apr 11:
Robert
H. Morris (Dem), elected;
Robert
Smith (Whig), defeated.
1844 Apr 9:
James
Harper (Native American), elected;
Jonathan
I. Coddington (Dem), defeated;
Morris
Franklin (Whig), defeated.
1845 Apr 8:
William
F. Havemeyer (Dem), elected;
James
Harper (Native American), defeated;
Dudley
Selden (Whig), defeated;
Ransom
Smith (National Reform), defeated;
Arthur
Tappan (Abolition), defeated.
1846 Apr 14:
Andrew
H. Mickle (Dem), elected;
Robert
Taylor (Whig), defeated;
William
B. Cozzens (Native American), defeated;
Ransom
Smith (National Reform), defeated.
1847 Apr 13:
William
V. Brady (Whig), elected;
J.
Sherman Brownell (Dem), defeated;
Elias
G. Drake (Native American), defeated;
Edward
W. Lyon (National Reform), defeated.
1848 Apr 11:
William
F. Havemeyer (Dem), elected;
William
V. Brady (Whig), defeated;
John
Commerford (National Reform), defeated.
1849 Apr 10:
Caleb
S. Woodhull (Whig), elected;
Myndert
Van Schaick (Dem), defeated.
1850 Nov 5:
Ambrose
Kingsland (Whig), elected;
Fernando
Wood (Dem), defeated;
Alfred
Carson, defeated.
1852 Nov 2:
Jacob
Westervelt (Dem), elected;
Morgan
Morgans (Whig), defeated;
Henry
M. Western (Temperance), defeated;
Dennis
Harris (Free Soil), defeated.
1854 Nov 7:
Fernando
Wood (Dem), elected;
James
W. Barker (American), defeated;
Wilson
G. Hunt (Reform Democratic), defeated;
John
J. Herrick (Whig), defeated.
1856 Nov 4:
Fernando
Wood (Dem), elected;
Isaac
O. Barker (American), defeated;
Anthony
J. Bleecker (Rep), defeated;
James
S. Libby (Independent Democratic), defeated;
James
R. Whiting (Reform Democratic), defeated.
1857 Dec 1:
Daniel
F. Tiemann (Rep), elected;
Fernando
Wood (Dem), defeated.
1859 Dec 6:
Fernando
Wood (Mozart Hall), elected;
William
F. Havemeyer (Dem), defeated;
George
Opdyke (Rep), defeated.
1861 Dec 3:
George
Opdyke (Rep), elected;
C.
Godfrey Gunther (Dem), defeated;
Fernando
Wood (Mozart Hall), defeated.
1863 Dec 1:
C.
Godfrey Gunther (Reform Democratic), elected;
Francis
I. A. Boole (Dem), defeated;
Orison
Blunt (Union), defeated.
1865 Dec 5:
John
T. Hoffman (Dem), elected;
Marshall
O. Roberts (Union), defeated;
John
Hecker (Union Democratic), defeated;
C.
Godfrey Gunther (Reform Democratic), defeated.
1867 Dec 3:
John
T. Hoffman (Dem), elected;
Fernando
Wood (Mozart Hall), defeated;
William
A. Darling (Rep), defeated.
1868 Dec 1:
A.
Oakey Hall (Dem), elected;
Frederick
A. Conkling (Rep), defeated.
1869 Dec 7:
A.
Oakey Hall (Dem), elected unopposed.
1870 Nov 8:
A.
Oakey Hall (Dem), elected;
Thomas
A. Ledwith (Rep), defeated.
1872 Nov 5:
William
F. Havemeyer (Rep), elected;
Abraham
R. Lawrence (Dem), defeated;
James
O'Brien (Reform Democratic), defeated.
1874 Nov 3:
William
H. Wickham (Dem), elected;
Salem
H. Wales (Rep), defeated;
Oswald
Ottendorfer (Liberal Democratic), defeated;
John
Swinton (Industrial), defeated.
1874 Nov 30:
William
F. Havemeyer, died in office.
1876 Nov 7:
Smith
Ely, Jr. (Dem), elected;
John
A. Dix (Rep), defeated.
1878 Nov 5:
Edward
Cooper (County Democratic), elected;
Augustus
Schell (Dem), defeated;
Alexander
Jonas (Socialist Labor), defeated;
William
L. Headley (Greenback), defeated.
1880 Nov 2:
William
R. Grace (Dem), elected;
William
Dowd (Rep), defeated;
John
B. Johnson (Greenback), defeated;
George
Blair (Prohibition), defeated.
1882 Nov 7:
Franklin
Edson (Dem), elected;
Allan
Campbell (Citizens & Rep), defeated;
John
W. Franklin (Greenback), defeated.
1884 Nov 4:
William
R. Grace (Citizens), elected;
Hugh
J. Grant (Dem), defeated;
Frederick
S. Gibbs (Rep), defeated;
Charles
N. Crittenton (Prohibition), defeated.
1886 Nov 2:
Abram
S. Hewitt (Dem), elected;
Henry
George (United Labor), defeated;
Theodore
Roosevelt (Rep), defeated;
William
T. Wardwell (Prohibition), defeated.
1888 Nov 6:
Hugh
J. Grant (Dem), elected;
Joel
B. Erhardt (Rep), defeated;
Abram
S. Hewitt (County Democratic), defeated;
James
J. Coogan (United Labor), defeated;
Alexander
Jonas (Socialist Labor), defeated;
William
T. Wardwell (Prohibition), defeated;
Cynthia
Leonard (Equal Rights), defeated.
1890 Nov 4:
Hugh
J. Grant (Dem), elected;
Francis
M. Scott (Rep), defeated;
August
Delabar (Socialist Labor), defeated;
W.
Jennings Demorest (Prohibition), defeated;
James
Redpath (Commonwealth), defeated.
1892 Nov 8:
Thomas
F. Gilroy (Dem), elected;
Edwin
Einstein (Rep), defeated;
Alexander
Jonas (Socialist), defeated;
Joseph
A. Bogardus (Prohibition), defeated;
Henry
A. Hicks (People's), defeated.
1894 Nov 6:
William
L. Strong (Rep), elected;
Hugh
J. Grant (Dem), defeated;
Lucien
Sanial (Socialist Labor), defeated;
James
McCallum (People's), defeated;
George
Gethin (Prohibition), defeated.
1897:
Henry
George, candidate, but died before the election.
1897 Nov 2:
Robert
A. Van Wyck (Dem), elected;
Seth
Low (Citizens Union & National Democratic), defeated;
Benjamin
F. Tracy (Rep), defeated;
Henry
George, Jr. (Jeffersonian Democratic), defeated;
Lucien
Sanial (Socialist Labor), defeated;
William
T. Wardwell (Prohibition), defeated;
Patrick
J. Gleason (Neither Tea Nor Tiger), defeated;
Alfred
B. Cruikshank (United Democracy), defeated.
1901 Nov 5:
Seth
Low (Rep), elected;
Edward
M. Shepard (Dem), defeated;
Benjamin
Hanford (Social Democratic), defeated;
Benjamin
F. Keinard (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Alfred
L. Manierre (Prohibition), defeated.
1903 Nov 3:
George
B. McClellan (Dem), elected;
Seth
Low (Rep), defeated;
Charles
L. Furman (Social Democratic), defeated;
James
T. Hunter (Socialist Labor), defeated;
William
S. Devery (Independent People's), defeated;
John
McKee (Prohibition), defeated.
1905 Nov 7:
George
B. McClellan (Dem), elected;
William
Randolph Hearst (Municipal Ownership), defeated;
William
M. Ivins (Rep), defeated;
Algernon
Lee (Socialist), defeated;
John
J. Kinneally (Socialist Labor), defeated;
James
C. Crawford (Prohibition), defeated.
1909 Nov 2:
William
J. Gaynor (Dem), elected;
Otto
T. Bannard (Rep), defeated;
William
Randolph Hearst (Civic Alliance), defeated;
Edward
F. Cassidy (Socialist), defeated;
James
T. Hunter (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Alfred
L. Manierre (Prohibition), defeated;
Cornelius
Donovan (Eight Hour League), defeated.
1913 Sep 10:
William
J. Gaynor, died in office.
1913 Nov 4:
John
Purroy Mitchel (Rep), elected;
Edward
E. McCall (Dem), defeated;
Charles
E. Russell (Socialist), defeated;
William
A. Walters (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Newman
H. Raymond (Prohibition), defeated.
1917 Sep 19:
William
M. Bennett (Rep), nominated;
John
Purroy Mitchel (Rep), defeated in primary.
1917 Nov 6:
John
F. Hylan (Dem), elected;
John
Purroy Mitchel (Fusion), defeated;
Morris
Hillquit (Socialist), defeated;
William
M. Bennett (Rep), defeated;
D.
Leigh Colvin (Prohibition), defeated;
Edmund
Seidel (Socialist Labor), defeated;
George
Wallace (Single Tax), defeated.
1921 Sep 13:
John
F. Hylan (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1921 Sep 13:
Henry
H. Curran (Rep), nominated;
Fiorello
H. LaGuardia (Rep), defeated in primary;
Reuben
L. Haskell (Rep), defeated in primary;
William
M. Bennett (Rep), defeated in primary.
1921 Nov 8:
John
F. Hylan (Dem), elected;
Henry
H. Curran (Rep), defeated;
Jacob
Panken (Socialist), defeated;
John
P. Quinn (Socialist Labor), defeated;
George
K. Hinds (Prohibition), defeated;
Jerome
T. De Hunt (Farmer-Labor), defeated;
Joseph
Dana Miller (Single Tax), defeated;
Benjamin
Gitlow (Communist), defeated.
1925 Sep 15:
James
J. Walker (Dem), nominated;
John
F. Hylan (Dem), defeated in primary.
1925 Sep 15:
Frank
D. Waterman (Rep), nominated;
John
J. Lyons (Rep), defeated in primary;
William
M. Bennett (Rep), defeated in primary.
1925 Sep 15:
Norman
Thomas (Socialist), nominated unopposed.
1925 Nov 3:
James
J. Walker (Dem), elected;
Frank
D. Waterman (Rep), defeated;
Norman
Thomas (Socialist), defeated;
Joseph
Brandon (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Warren
S. Fisher (Progressive), defeated;
Laurence
W. Tracy (Commonwealth Land), defeated;
Benjamin
Gitlow (Workers), defeated.
1929 Sep 17:
James
J. Walker (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1929 Sep 17:
Fiorello
H. LaGuardia (Rep), nominated;
William
M. Bennett (Rep), defeated in primary.
1929 Sep 17:
Norman
Thomas (Socialist), nominated unopposed.
1929 Nov 5:
James
J. Walker (Dem), elected;
Fiorello
H. LaGuardia (Rep), defeated;
Norman
Thomas (Socialist), defeated;
Olive
M. Johnson (Socialist Labor), defeated;
William
W. Weinstone (Communist), defeated;
Richard
E. Enright (Square Deal), defeated;
Laurence
W. Tracy (Commonwealth Land), defeated.
1932 Sep 1:
James
J. Walker, resigned.
1932 Nov 8:
John
P. O'Brien (Dem), elected;
Lewis
H. Pounds (Rep), defeated;
Morris
Hillquit (Socialist), defeated;
Joseph
V. McKee, defeated;
William
L. Patterson (Communist), defeated;
Olive
M. Johnson (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1933 Sep 19:
John
P. O'Brien (Dem), nominated;
Loring
M. Black, Jr. (Dem), defeated in primary;
Jerome
G. Ambro (Dem), defeated in primary;
Axel
T. Fredlund (Dem), defeated in primary.
1933 Sep 19:
Fiorello
H. LaGuardia (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1933 Sep 19:
Charles
Solomon (Socialist), nominated unopposed.
1933 Nov 7:
Fiorello
H. LaGuardia (Rep & City Fusion), elected;
Joseph
V. McKee (Recovery), defeated;
John
P. O'Brien (Dem & Jeffersonian), defeated;
Charles
Solomon (Socialist), defeated;
Robert
Minor (Communist), defeated;
Henry
H. Klein (Five-Cent Fare & Taxpayers), defeated;
Aaron
M. Orange (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Adolph
Silver (Independent Democratic), defeated.
1937 Sep 16:
Jeremiah
T. Mahoney (Dem), nominated;
Royal
S. Copeland (Dem), defeated in primary;
Fiorello
H. LaGuardia (Dem), defeated in primary.
1937 Sep 16:
Fiorello
H. LaGuardia (Rep), nominated;
Royal
S. Copeland (Rep), defeated in primary.
1937 Nov 2:
Fiorello
H. LaGuardia (Rep & American Labor & City Fusion & Progressive),
elected;
Jeremiah
T. Mahoney (Dem), defeated;
Emil
F. Teichert (Industrial Government), defeated.
1941 Sep 16:
William
O'Dwyer (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1941 Sep 16:
Fiorello
H. LaGuardia (Rep), nominated;
John
R. Davies (Rep), defeated in primary.
1941 Nov 4:
Fiorello
H. LaGuardia (Rep & American Labor & City Fusion & United City),
elected;
William
O'Dwyer (Dem), defeated;
George
W. Hartmann (Socialist), defeated;
Max
Schachtman (Workers), defeated;
James
P. Cannon (Trotskyist Anti-War), defeated.
1945 Jul 31:
William
O'Dwyer (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1945 Jul 31:
Jonah
J. Goldstein (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1945 Jul 31:
William
O'Dwyer (American Labor), nominated unopposed.
1945 Nov 6:
William
O'Dwyer (Dem), elected;
Jonah
J. Goldstein (Rep), defeated;
Newbold
Morris (No Deal), defeated;
Joseph
G. Glass (Socialist), defeated;
Farrell
Dobbs (Trotskyist Anti-War), defeated;
Eric
Hass (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Max
Schachtman (Workers), defeated.
1949 Sep 6:
William
O'Dwyer (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1949 Sep 6:
Newbold
Morris (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1949 Sep 6:
Vito
Marcantonio (American Labor), nominated unopposed.
1949 Sep 6:
Newbold
Morris (Liberal), nominated unopposed.
1949 Nov 8:
William
O'Dwyer (Dem), elected;
Newbold
Morris (Rep & Liberal & City Fusion), defeated;
Vito
Marcantonio (American Labor), defeated;
Eric
Hass (Industrial Government), defeated;
Joseph
G. Glass (Socialist), defeated;
Michael
Bartell (Socialist Workers), defeated.
1950 Sep 2:
William
O'Dwyer, resigned.
1950 Nov 7:
Vincent
R. Impellitteri (Experience), elected;
Ferdinand
Pecora (Dem & Liberal), defeated;
Edward
F. Corsi (Rep), defeated;
Paul
L. Ross (American Labor), defeated.
1953 Sep 15:
Robert
F. Wagner, Jr. (Dem), nominated;
Vincent
R. Impellitteri (Dem), defeated in primary;
Robert
B. Blaikie (Dem), defeated in primary;
John
Clinton Sullivan (Dem), defeated in primary.
1953 Sep 15:
Harold
Riegelman (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1953 Sep 15:
Clifford
T. McAvoy (American Labor), nominated unopposed.
1953 Sep 15:
Rudolph
Halley (Liberal), nominated unopposed.
1953 Nov 3:
Robert
F. Wagner, Jr. (Dem), elected;
Harold
Riegelman (Rep), defeated;
Rudolph
Halley (Liberal & Ind), defeated;
Clifford
T. McAvoy (American Labor), defeated;
David
L. Weiss (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Nathan
L. Karp (Industrial Government), defeated.
1957 Sep 10:
Robert
F. Wagner, Jr. (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1957 Sep 10:
Robert
K. Christenberry (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1957 Sep 10:
Robert
F. Wagner, Jr. (Liberal), nominated unopposed.
1957 Nov 5:
Robert
F. Wagner, Jr. (Dem & Liberal & City Fusion), elected;
Robert
K. Christenberry (Rep), defeated;
Vito
P. Battista (United Taxpayers), defeated;
Joyce
Cowley (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Eric
Hass (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1961 Sep 7:
Robert
F. Wagner, Jr. (Dem), nominated;
Arthur
Levitt (Dem), defeated in primary.
1961 Sep 7:
Louis
J. Lefkowitz (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1961 Nov 7:
Robert
F. Wagner, Jr. (Dem & Liberal & Brotherhood), elected;
Louis
J. Lefkowitz (Rep & Civic Action & Non Partisan), defeated;
Lawrence
E. Gerosa (Citizens), defeated;
Vito
P. Battista (United Taxpayers), defeated;
Richard
Garza (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Eric
Hass (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1965 Sep 14:
Abraham
D. Beame (Dem), nominated;
Paul
R. Screvane (Dem), defeated in primary;
William
Fitts Ryan (Dem), defeated in primary;
Paul
O'Dwyer (Dem), defeated in primary.
1965 Nov 2:
John
V. Lindsay (Rep & Liberal), elected;
Abraham
D. Beame (Dem), defeated;
William
F. Buckley, Jr. (Conservative), defeated;
Vito
P. Battista (United Taxpayers), defeated;
Clifton
DeBerry (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Eric
Hass (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1969 Jun 17:
Mario
A. Procaccino (Dem), nominated;
Robert
F. Wagner, Jr. (Dem), defeated in primary;
Herman
Badillo (Dem), defeated in primary;
Norman
Mailer (Dem), defeated in primary;
James
H. Scheuer (Dem), defeated in primary.
1969 Jun 17:
John
J. Marchi (Rep), nominated;
John
V. Lindsay (Rep), defeated in primary.
1969 Nov 4:
John
V. Lindsay (Liberal & Ind), elected;
Mario
A. Procaccino (Dem & Non Partisan & Civil Service Independent),
defeated;
John
J. Marchi (Rep & Conservative), defeated;
Rasheed
Storey (Communist), defeated;
Paul
Boutelle (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Eugenio
Matta (New Progressive), defeated.
1973 Jun 4:
Abraham
D. Beame (Dem), advanced to runoff;
Herman
Badillo (Dem), advanced to runoff;
Mario
Biaggi (Dem), defeated in primary;
Albert
H. Blumenthal (Dem), defeated in primary.
1973 Jun 4:
Albert
H. Blumenthal (Liberal), nominated;
J.
Stanley Shaw (Liberal), defeated in primary.
1973 Jun 26:
Abraham
D. Beame (Dem), nominated;
Herman
Badillo (Dem), defeated in primary.
1973 Nov 6:
Abraham
D. Beame (Dem & City Fusion), elected;
John
J. Marchi (Rep & Integrity), defeated;
Albert
H. Blumenthal (Liberal & Good Government), defeated;
Mario
Biaggi (Conservative & Safe City), defeated;
Francine
Youngstein (Free Libertarian), defeated;
Rasheed
Storey (Communist), defeated;
Norman
Oliver (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Anton
H. Chaitkin (Labor), defeated;
John
Emanuel (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1977 Sep 8:
Edward
I. Koch (Dem), advanced to runoff;
Mario
M. Cuomo (Dem), advanced to runoff;
Abraham
D. Beame (Dem), defeated in primary;
Bella
S. Abzug (Dem), defeated in primary;
Percy
Sutton (Dem), defeated in primary;
Herman
Badillo (Dem), defeated in primary;
Joel
Harnett (Dem), defeated in primary.
1977 Sep 8:
Roy
M. Goodman (Rep), nominated;
Barry
Farber (Rep), defeated in primary.
1977 Sep 19:
Edward
I. Koch (Dem), nominated;
Mario
M. Cuomo (Dem), defeated in primary.
1977 Nov 8:
Edward
I. Koch (Dem), elected;
Mario
M. Cuomo (Liberal), defeated;
Roy
M. Goodman (Rep), defeated;
Barry
Farber (Conservative), defeated;
Kenneth
E. Newcomb (Communist), defeated;
Catarino
Garza (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Vito
P. Battista (United Taxpayers), defeated;
Louis
P. Wein (Ind), defeated;
William
F. Lawry (Free Libertarian), defeated;
Elijah
C. Boyd (U.S. Labor), defeated.
1981 Sep 22:
Edward
I. Koch (Dem), nominated;
Frank
J. Barbaro (Dem), defeated in primary;
Melvin
Klenetsky (Dem), defeated in primary.
1981 Sep 22:
Edward
I. Koch (Rep), nominated;
John
Esposito (Rep), defeated in primary.
1981 Nov 3:
Edward
I. Koch (Dem & Rep), elected;
Frank
J. Barbaro (Unity), defeated;
John
Esposito (Conservative), defeated;
Mary
T. Codd (Liberal), defeated;
Jeronimo
Dominguez (Right To Life), defeated;
Judith
Jones (Free Libertarian), defeated;
Wells
Todd (Socialist Workers), defeated.
1985 Sep 10:
Edward
I. Koch (Dem), nominated;
Carol
Bellamy (Dem), defeated in primary;
Denny
Farrell (Dem), defeated in primary;
Gilbert
DiLucia (Dem), defeated in primary;
Frederick
D. Newman (Dem), defeated in primary;
J.
Philip Rubinstein (Dem), defeated in primary.
1985 Nov 5:
Edward
I. Koch (Dem), elected;
Carol
Bellamy (Liberal), defeated;
Diane
McGrath (Rep & Conservative), defeated;
Yehuda
Levin (Right To Life), defeated;
Lenora
Fulani (New Alliance), defeated;
Jarvis
Tyner (Communist), defeated;
Andrea
Gonzalez (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Gilbert
DiLucia (Coalition), defeated;
Marjorie
Stamberg (Spartacist), defeated.
1989 Sep 12:
David
N. Dinkins (Dem), nominated;
Edward
I. Koch (Dem), defeated in primary;
Richard
Ravitch (Dem), defeated in primary;
Harrison
J. Goldin (Dem), defeated in primary.
1989 Sep 12:
Rudolph
W. Giuliani (Rep), nominated;
Ronald
S. Lauder (Rep), defeated in primary.
1989 Nov 7:
David
N. Dinkins (Dem), elected;
Rudolph
W. Giuliani (Rep), defeated;
Henry
F. Hewes (Right To Life), defeated;
Ronald
S. Lauder (Conservative), defeated;
Lenora
Fulani (New Alliance), defeated;
James
Harris (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Warren
L. Baum (Libertarian), defeated;
Fred
Mazelis (Workers League), defeated.
1993 Sep 14:
David
N. Dinkins (Dem), nominated;
Roy
Innis (Dem), defeated in primary;
Eric
Ruano-Melendez (Dem), defeated in primary.
1993 Nov 2:
Rudolph
W. Giuliani (Rep), elected;
David
N. Dinkins (Dem), defeated;
George
J. Martin (Conservative), defeated;
Joseph
Brennan (Libertarian), defeated;
Mary
Nell Bockman (Socialist Workers), defeated.
1997 Sep 9:
Ruth
W. Messinger (Dem), nominated;
Al
Sharpton (Dem), defeated in primary;
Sal
F. Albanese (Dem), defeated in primary;
Eric
Ruano-Melendez (Dem), defeated in primary;
Roland
Rogers (Dem), defeated in primary.
1997 Sep 9:
Rudolph
W. Giuliani (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1997 Nov 4:
Rudolph
W. Giuliani (Rep), elected;
Ruth
W. Messinger (Dem), defeated;
Sal
F. Albanese (Independence), defeated;
Peter
J. Gaffney (Right To Life), defeated;
Olga
L. Rodriguez (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Dominick
A. Fusco (City Fusion), defeated.
2001 Sep 25:
Fernando
Ferrer (Dem), advanced to runoff;
Mark
Green (Dem), advanced to runoff;
Peter
Vallone (Dem), defeated in primary;
Alan
G. Hevesi (Dem), defeated in primary;
George
N. Spitz (Dem), defeated in primary.
2001 Sep 25:
Michael
Bloomberg (Rep), nominated;
Herman
Badillo (Rep), defeated in primary.
2001 Sep 25:
Julia
Willebrand (Green), nominated;
Christopher
X. Brodeur (Green), defeated in primary.
2001 Oct 11:
Mark
Green (Dem), nominated;
Fernando
Ferrer (Dem), defeated in primary.
2001 Nov 6:
Michael
Bloomberg (Rep & Independence), elected;
Mark
Green (Dem & Working Families), defeated;
Alan
G. Hevesi (Liberal & Better Schools), defeated;
Julia
Willebrand (Green), defeated;
Terrance
M. Gray (Conservative), defeated;
Thomas
K. Leighton (Marijuana Reform), defeated;
Kenny
Kramer (Libertarian), defeated;
Bernhard
H. Goetz (Fusion), defeated;
Kenneth
B. Golding (American Dream), defeated.
2005 Sep 13:
Fernando
Ferrer (Dem), nominated;
Anthony
D. Weiner (Dem), defeated in primary;
C.
Virginia Fields (Dem), defeated in primary;
A.
Gifford Miller (Dem), defeated in primary;
Christopher
X. Brodeur (Dem), defeated in primary;
Arthur
Piccolo (Dem), defeated in primary.
2005 Sep 13:
Michael
Bloomberg (Rep), nominated unopposed.
2005 Nov 8:
Michael
Bloomberg (Rep & Liberal & Independence), elected;
Fernando
Ferrer (Dem), defeated;
Thomas
V. Ognibene (Conservative), defeated;
Anthony
B. Gronowicz (Green), defeated;
Jimmy
McMillan (Rent Is Too Damn High), defeated;
Audrey
Silk (Libertarian), defeated;
Martin
Koppel (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Seth
A. Blum (Education), defeated.
2009 Sep 15:
William
C. Thompson, Jr. (Dem), nominated;
Tony
Avella (Dem), defeated in primary;
Roland
Rogers (Dem), defeated in primary.
2009 Sep 15:
Michael
Bloomberg (Rep), nominated unopposed.
2009 Nov 3:
Michael
Bloomberg (Rep & Independence), elected;
William
C. Thompson, Jr. (Dem & Working Families), defeated;
Stephen
A. Christopher (Conservative), defeated;
Billy
Talen (Green), defeated;
Jimmy
McMillan (Rent Is Too Damn High), defeated;
Frances
Villar (Socialism and Liberation), defeated;
Joseph
Dobrian (Libertarian), defeated;
Daniel
B. Fein (Socialist Workers), defeated.
2013 Sep 10:
Bill
de Blasio (Dem), nominated;
William
C. Thompson, Jr. (Dem), defeated in primary;
Christine
C. Quinn (Dem), defeated in primary;
John
C. Liu (Dem), defeated in primary;
Anthony
D. Weiner (Dem), defeated in primary;
Erick
Salgado (Dem), defeated in primary;
Randy
Credico (Dem), defeated in primary;
Sal
F. Albanese (Dem), defeated in primary;
Aniello
V. Grimaldi (Dem), defeated in primary.
2013 Sep 10:
Joe
Lhota (Rep), nominated;
John
Catsimatidis (Rep), defeated in primary;
George
T. McDonald (Rep), defeated in primary.
2013 Sep 10:
Adolfo
Carrión, Jr. (Independence), nominated unopposed.
2013 Nov 5:
Bill
de Blasio (Dem), elected;
Joe
Lhota (Rep), defeated;
Adolfo
Carrión, Jr. (Independence), defeated;
Anthony
B. Gronowicz (Green), defeated;
Jack
Hidary (Jobs and Education), defeated;
Jimmy
McMillan (Rent Is Too Damn High), defeated;
Erick
Salgado (School Choice), defeated;
Michael
A. Sanchez (Libertarian), defeated;
Daniel
B. Fein (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Randy
Credico (Ind), defeated;
Michael
K. Greys (Freedom), defeated;
Carl
E. Person (Reform), defeated;
Joe
Melaragno (Ind), defeated;
Sam
Sloan (War Veterans), defeated;
Michael
J. Dilger (Flourish Every Person), defeated.
2017 Sep 12:
Bill
de Blasio (Dem), nominated;
Sal
F. Albanese (Dem), defeated in primary;
Michael
Tolkin (Dem), defeated in primary;
Robert
Gangi (Dem), defeated in primary;
Richard
S. Bashner (Dem), defeated in primary.
2017 Sep 12:
Nicole
Malliotakis (Rep), nominated unopposed.
2017 Sep 12:
Sal
F. Albanese (Reform), nominated;
Bill
de Blasio (Reform), defeated in primary;
Nicole
Malliotakis (Reform), defeated in primary;
Richard
Dietl (Reform), defeated in primary.
2017 Nov 7:
Bill
de Blasio (Dem), elected;
Nicole
Malliotakis (Rep & Conservative), defeated;
Sal
F. Albanese (Reform), defeated;
Akeem
Browder (Green), defeated;
Michael
Tolkin (Smart Cities), defeated;
Richard
Dietl (Ind), defeated;
Aaron
Commey (Libertarian), defeated.
2021 Jun 22:
Eric
L. Adams (Dem), nominated;
Kathryn
A. Garcia (Dem), defeated in primary;
Maya
D. Wiley (Dem), defeated in primary;
Andrew
Yang (Dem), defeated in primary;
Scott
M. Stringer (Dem), defeated in primary;
Dianne
Morales (Dem), defeated in primary;
Raymond
J. McGuire (Dem), defeated in primary;
Shaun
Donovan (Dem), defeated in primary;
Aaron
S. Foldenauer (Dem), defeated in primary;
Art
Chang (Dem), defeated in primary;
Paperboy
Love Prince (Dem), defeated in primary;
Joycelyn
Taylor (Dem), defeated in primary;
Isaac
Wright, Jr. (Dem), defeated in primary.
2021 Jun 22:
Curtis
A. Sliwa (Rep), nominated;
Fernando
Mateo (Rep), defeated in primary.
2021 Nov 2:
Eric
L. Adams (Dem), elected;
Curtis
A. Sliwa (Rep), defeated;
Catherine
Rojas (Socialism and Liberation), defeated;
William
A. Pepitone (Conservative), defeated;
Quanda
S. Francis (Empowerment), defeated;
Stacey
H. Prussman (Libertarian), defeated;
Raja
Michael Flores (United), defeated;
Fernando
Mateo (Save Our City), defeated.
Postmasters at New York City, 1775-1971 (may be
incomplete!)
Ebenezer
Hazard 1775-76
Theodorus
Bailey 1804-28
Samuel
L. Gouverneur 1828-36
Jonathan
I. Coddington 1836-42
John
L. Graham 1842-45
Robert
H. Morris 1845-49
William
V. Brady 1849-53
Isaac
V. Fowler 1853-60
John
A. Dix 1860-61
William
B. Taylor 1861-62
Abram
Wakeman 1862-64
James
Kelly 1864-69
Patrick
H. Jones 1869-73
Thomas
L. James 1873-81
Henry
G. Pearson 1881-89
Cornelius
Van Cott 1889-93
Charles
W. Dayton 1893-97
Cornelius
Van Cott 1897-1904
William
R. Willcox 1904-07
Edward
M. Morgan 1907-17
Thomas
G. Patten 1917-21
Edward
M. Morgan 1921-25
John
J. Kiely 1925
John
J. Kiely 1925-34
Albert
Goldman 1934-35
Albert
Goldman 1935-52
George
M. Bragalini 1952-53
James
B. Tunny 1953
Harold
Riegelman 1953
John
H. Sheehan 1953-54
Robert
H. Schaffer 1954-55
Robert
H. Schaffer 1955-57
Howard
Coonen 1957-58
Robert
K. Christenberry 1958-59
Robert
K. Christenberry 1959-66
Eugene
Pinson 1966
John
R. Strachan 1966-67
John
R. Strachan 1967-71
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1828 Sep 6:
Theodorus
Bailey, died in office.
1925 Jan 9:
Edward
M. Morgan, died in office.
Manhattan
(borough of NYC from 1898)
Borough Presidents of Manhattan, 1897-2017 (may be
incomplete!)
Augustus
W. Peters 1898
James
J. Coogan 1899-1901
Jacob
A. Cantor 1902-03
John
F. Ahearn 1904-09
John
Cloughen 1909
George
McAneny 1910-13
Marcus
M. Marks 1914-17
Frank
L. Dowling 1918-19
Edward
F. Boyle 1919
Henry
H. Curran 1919-21
Michael
F. Loughman 1919
Julius
Miller 1922-30
Samuel
Levy 1931-37
Stanley
M. Isaacs 1938-41
Edgar
J. Nathan, Jr. 1942-45
Hugo
E. Rogers 1946-49
Robert
F. Wagner, Jr. 1950-53
Hulan
E. Jack 1954-61
Edward
R. Dudley 1961-64
Constance
Baker Motley 1965-66
Percy
Sutton 1966-77
Andrew
J. Stein 1978-85
David
N. Dinkins 1986-89
Ruth
W. Messinger 1990-97
C.
Virginia Fields 1998-2005
Scott
M. Stringer 2006-13
Gale
Brewer 2014-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1897 Nov 2:
Augustus
W. Peters (Dem & National Democratic), elected;
Robert
J. Hoguet (Citizens Union & Jeffersonian Democratic), defeated;
Louis
Stern (Rep), defeated;
Charles
E. Thompson (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Francis
T. Higgins (United Democracy), defeated;
John
McKee (Prohibition), defeated.
1898 Dec 29:
Augustus
W. Peters, died in office.
1899 Jan 5:
James
J. Coogan, appointed.
1901 Nov 5:
Jacob
A. Cantor (Rep & Citizens Union), elected;
Isaac
Fromme (Dem), defeated.
1903 Nov 3:
John
F. Ahearn (Dem), elected;
Cyrus
L. Sulzberger (Rep & Citizens Union), defeated.
1909 Nov 2:
George
McAneny (Fusion), elected.
1917 Nov 6:
Frank
L. Dowling (Dem), elected.
1919 Sep 27:
Frank
L. Dowling, died in office.
1919 Nov 4:
Henry
H. Curran (Rep), elected;
Edward
F. Boyle (Dem), defeated;
Samuel
E. Beardsley (Socialist), defeated.
1919 Nov 17:
Edward
F. Boyle, resigned.
1921 Sep 13:
Julius
Miller (Dem), nominated;
James
J. Hines (Dem), defeated in primary.
1921 Sep 13:
Ernest
F. Eilert (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1921 Nov 8:
Julius
Miller (Dem), elected;
Ernest
F. Eilert (Rep), defeated;
Joseph
D. Cannon (Socialist), defeated;
Rose
Pastor Stokes (Communist), defeated.
1925 Sep 15:
Julius
Miller (Dem), nominated;
Milton
C. Weisman (Dem), defeated in primary.
1925 Sep 15:
John
R. Davies (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1925 Sep 15:
Edward
F. Cassidy (Socialist), nominated unopposed.
1925 Nov 3:
Julius
Miller (Dem), elected;
John
R. Davies (Rep), defeated;
Edward
F. Cassidy (Socialist), defeated.
1929 Nov 5:
Edward
F. Cassidy (Socialist), defeated.
1931:
Edward
C. Carrington, Jr. (Rep), defeated.
1931 Nov 3:
Norman
Thomas (Socialist), defeated.
1933 Sep 19:
Samuel
Levy (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1933 Sep 19:
Langdon
W. Post (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1933 Sep 19:
William
Karlin (Socialist), nominated unopposed.
1933 Nov 7:
Samuel
Levy (Dem & Jeffersonian), elected;
Langdon
W. Post (Rep & City Fusion), defeated;
James
J. Hoey (Recovery), defeated;
William
Karlin (Socialist), defeated;
Israel
Amter (Communist), defeated.
1937 Sep 16:
Timothy
J. Sullivan (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1937 Sep 16:
Stanley
M. Isaacs (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1937 Nov 2:
Stanley
M. Isaacs (Rep & American Labor & City Fusion & Progressive),
elected;
Timothy
J. Sullivan (Dem), defeated;
Jack
Altman (Socialist), defeated.
1941 Nov 4:
Edgar
J. Nathan, Jr. (Rep & American Labor & City Fusion & United
City), elected;
Nathan
Ratnoff (Dem), defeated.
1945 Nov 6:
Hugo
E. Rogers (Dem & American Labor), elected;
Edgar
J. Nathan, Jr. (Rep & Liberal & City Fusion), defeated;
Byrnes
MacDonald (No Deal), defeated.
1949 Sep 6:
Robert
F. Wagner, Jr. (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1949 Sep 6:
Oren
Root (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1949 Sep 6:
Ewart
Guinier (American Labor), nominated;
Eugene
P. Connolly (American Labor), defeated in primary.
1949 Sep 6:
Robert
F. Wagner, Jr. (Liberal), nominated unopposed.
1949 Nov 8:
Robert
F. Wagner, Jr. (Dem & Liberal), elected;
Oren
Root (Rep & City Fusion), defeated;
Ewart
Guinier (American Labor), defeated;
Harold
Robins (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Albert
K. Herling (Socialist), defeated.
1953 Sep 15:
Hulan
E. Jack (Dem), nominated;
Chauncey
M. Hooper (Dem), defeated in primary.
1953 Sep 15:
Elmer
A. Carter (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1953 Sep 15:
Andronicus
Jacobs (American Labor), nominated unopposed.
1953 Sep 15:
James
H. Robinson (Liberal), nominated unopposed.
1953 Nov 3:
Hulan
E. Jack (Dem), elected;
Elmer
A. Carter (Rep), defeated;
James
H. Robinson (Liberal), defeated;
Andronicus
Jacobs (American Labor), defeated.
1957 Sep 10:
Hulan
E. Jack (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1957 Sep 10:
Melvin
L. Krulewitch (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1957 Sep 10:
Hulan
E. Jack (Liberal), nominated unopposed.
1957 Nov 5:
Hulan
E. Jack (Dem & Liberal), elected;
Melvin
L. Krulewitch (Rep), defeated.
1961 Jan 31:
Edward
R. Dudley, appointed.
1961 Nov 7:
Edward
R. Dudley (Dem & Liberal & Brotherhood), elected;
Dorothy
Bell Lawrence (Rep & Civic Action), defeated;
Clarence
Franklin (Socialist Workers), defeated.
1965 Sep 14:
Constance
Baker Motley (Dem), nominated;
Robert
B. Blaikie (Dem), defeated in primary.
1965 Nov 2:
Constance
Baker Motley (Dem & Rep), elected;
Kenneth
J. Mullane (Conservative), defeated;
Paul
Boutelle (Socialist Workers), defeated.
1966 Nov 8:
Percy
Sutton (Dem), elected;
Nicholas
Tsoucalas (Rep), defeated;
James
J. Farley (Dem), defeated.
1969 Nov 4:
Percy
Sutton (Dem & Liberal), elected;
William
F. Larkin (Rep), defeated;
Ruben
Monter (Conservative), defeated.
1973 Nov 6:
Percy
Sutton (Dem & Rep), elected;
Allen
W. Finger (Conservative), defeated;
Louis
J. Sicilia (Free Libertarian), defeated;
Bobby
R. Washington (Socialist Workers), defeated.
1977:
Robert
F. Wagner III (Dem), defeated in primary.
1977 Sep 8:
David
N. Dinkins (Dem), defeated in primary.
1981 Sep 22:
David
N. Dinkins (Dem), defeated in primary.
1981 Nov 3:
David
N. Dinkins (Liberal), defeated.
1985 Sep 10:
David
N. Dinkins (Dem), nominated.
1985 Nov 5:
David
N. Dinkins (Dem), elected.
1989 Sep 12:
Ruth
W. Messinger (Dem), nominated.
1989 Nov 7:
Ruth
W. Messinger (Dem), elected.
1993 Nov 2:
Ruth
W. Messinger (Dem), elected.
1997:
Adam
Clayton Powell IV (Dem), defeated in primary.
1997:
Abraham
J. Hirschfeld (Rep), defeated;
Ruben
Dario Vargas (Right To Life), defeated.
1997 Sep 9:
C.
Virginia Fields (Dem), nominated;
George
N. Spitz (Dem), defeated in primary.
1997 Nov 4:
C.
Virginia Fields (Dem), elected;
Thomas
K. Leighton (Marijuana Reform), defeated.
2001 Nov 6:
C.
Virginia Fields (Dem), elected.
2005 Sep 13:
Scott
M. Stringer (Dem), nominated;
Eva
S. Moskowitz (Dem), defeated in primary;
Margarita
Lopez (Dem), defeated in primary;
Brian
Ellner (Dem), defeated in primary;
William
Perkins (Dem), defeated in primary;
Adriano
Espaillat (Dem), defeated in primary;
Keith
L. T. Wright (Dem), defeated in primary;
Stanley
E. Michels (Dem), defeated in primary;
Carlos
Manzano (Dem), defeated in primary.
2005 Nov 8:
Scott
M. Stringer (Dem), elected;
Barry
Popik (Rep & Liberal), defeated;
Jessie
A. Fields (Independence), defeated;
Joseph
Dobrian (Libertarian), defeated;
Arrin
T. Hawkins (Socialist Workers), defeated.
2009 Nov 3:
Scott
M. Stringer (Dem & Working Families), elected;
David
B. Casavis (Rep), defeated;
Tom
Baumann (Socialist Workers), defeated.
2013 Nov 5:
Gale
Brewer (Dem), elected;
David
B. Casavis (Rep), defeated.
New York
Collectors of Customs at New York, 1784-1966 (may be
incomplete!)
John
Lamb 1784-97
Joshua
Sands 1797-1801
David
Gelston 1801-20
Jonathan
Thompson 1820-29
Samuel
Swartwout 1829-38
Jesse
Hoyt 1838-41
John
J. Morgan 1841
Edward
Curtis 1841-44
Cornelius
P. Van Ness 1844-45
Cornelius
Van Wyck Lawrence 1845-49
Hugh
Maxwell 1849-53
Greene
C. Bronson 1853
Heman
J. Redfield 1853-57
Augustus
Schell 1857-61
Hiram
Barney 1861-64
Simeon
Draper 1864-65
Preston
King 1865
Charles
P. Clinch 1865-66
Henry
A. Smythe 1866-69
Moses
H. Grinnell 1869-70
Thomas
Murphy, Jr. 1870
Chester
A. Arthur 1870-78
Edwin
A. Merritt 1878-81
William
H. Robertson 1881-85
Edward
L. Hedden 1885-86
Daniel
Magone, Jr. 1886-89
Joel
B. Erhardt 1889-91
J.
Sloat Fassett 1891
Francis
Hendricks 1891-93
James
T. Kilbreth 1893-97
Joseph
James Couch 1897
George
R. Bidwell 1897-1902
Nevada
N. Stranahan 1902-07
Henry
C. Stuart 1907
Edward
S. Fowler 1907-09
William
Loeb, Jr. 1909-13
John
Purroy Mitchel 1913
Dudley
Field Malone 1913-17
Byron
R. Newton 1917-21
George
W. Aldridge 1921-22
Henry
C. Stuart 1922-23
Philip
Elting 1923-33
Harry
M. Durning 1933-53
Robert
Wharton Dill 1953-61
Joseph
P. Kelly 1961-66
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1865 Nov 12:
Preston
King, died in office.
1897 Jun 23:
James
T. Kilbreth, died in office.
1917 Sep 7:
Dudley
Field Malone, resigned.
1922 Jun 13:
George
W. Aldridge, died in office.
Surveyors of Customs at New York, 1833-1938 (may be
incomplete!)
Hector
Craig 1833-39
George
H. Sharpe 1873-77
Charles
K. Graham as of 1879-81
George
W. Lyon as of 1891
James
S. Clarkson 1902-10
Thomas
E. Rush as of 1917
Thomas
W. Whittle 1921-32
Harry
T. Foley 1933-38
New York City
U.S. Collectors of Internal Revenue at New York City,
1862-1951 (may be incomplete!)
Henry
C. Bowen 1862-66
William
A. Darling 1869-71
Marshall
B. Blake as of 1879
Max
Weber as of 1879
Leonard
A. Giegerich 1887-90
Ferdinand
Eidman 1890-94
Michael
Kerwin as of 1891
Edward
Grosse 1894
Ferdinand
Eidman 1897-98
Charles
W. Anderson 1905-15
William
H. Edwards as of 1917-19
Mark
Eisner as of 1917
Charles
W. Anderson 1922-34
Frank
K. Bowers as of 1927
William
Duggan as of 1932
Joseph
T. Higgins as of 1941
James
J. Hoey as of 1941
James
W. Johnson as of 1946-51
William
J. Pedrick as of 1946-47
Denis
J. McMahon as of 1951
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