The Political Graveyard: Postmasters of Middletown, Ohio

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Postmasters of Middletown, Ohio

Postmasters at Middletown, 1807-1975 (may be incomplete!)
Alexander C. Lanier 1807 Ezekiel Ball 1808-25 John Hughes 1825-27 John Shafer 1827-41 John M. Barnett 1841-43 Jacob B. Achey 1843-44 John J. Storms 1844 William S. Storms 1844-45 Isaac Robertson 1845-49 David Heaton 1849-52 John Harnish 1852-61 Charles H. Brock 1861-65 Lewis Lambright 1865-88 James G. Lummis 1888-92 Charles E. Barnett 1892-96 John Q. Baker 1896-1900 William M. Sullivan 1900-04 Edmund L. McCallay 1904-13 John Q. Baker 1913-21 Roy S. Clark 1921-23 Frank B. Pauly 1923-24 Frank B. Pauly 1924-35 George H. Sebald 1936-39 Roy Newlin 1939-45 Hilbert H. Martin 1945-46 Hilbert H. Martin 1946-55 Leslie M. Taylor 1955-56 Leslie M. Taylor 1956-63 Frank Dobrozsi 1963-65 Frank Dobrozsi 1965-75

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