The Political Graveyard: Aliquippa, Pennsylvania

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Aliquippa, Pennsylvania
including Woodlawn
Burgesses, Postmasters

Burgesses of Aliquippa, 1923-60 (may be incomplete!)
George L. Reid as of 1923 John C. Wiegel as of 1927 A. W. Coombe as of 1929 Morgan H. Sohn as of 1933-35 George L. Kiefer as of 1937 Louis Fontana as of 1950-52 Arthur D. Tracy as of 1953 James Bruno as of 1954-60

Postmasters at Aliquippa, 1895-1988 (may be incomplete!)
Joseph Stubert as of 1895-97 J. W. Hall as of 1899 Maggie Brown as of 1901 Sarah V. Patton as of 1911 Wilfred R. Troxel 1928-36 Philip Joseph McNally 1936-37 Eleanor E. McNally 1937 Eleanor E. McNally 1937-54 Earl S. Cummings 1954 Earl S. Cummings 1954-66 Gino Piroli 1966-68 Gino Piroli 1968-88

Woodlawn
(consolidated with Aliquippa 1928)

Burgesses of Woodlawn, 1923 (may be incomplete!)
Arthur W. Coombs as of 1923

Postmasters at Woodlawn, 1877-1928 (may be incomplete!)
C. I. McDonald 1877-80 Robert W. Anderson 1880-82 Thomas A. Torrence 1882-86 James C. Ritchie 1886-89 Thomas A. Torrence 1889-92 John DeHaven 1892-94 Anna M. Wilker 1894-96 Mattie V. Ritchie 1896-1900 Joseph M. Irons 1900-02 Fred L. Todd 1902-11 William G. Cochran 1911-15 Christian Henderson 1915-22 Robert C. Simpson 1922-28 Wilfred R. Troxel 1928

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Henry L. Clinton, Apollo Hall, New York City, February 3, 1872

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