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Mayors and Postmasters of Beaumont, Texas


Mayors of Beaumont, 1937-55 (may be incomplete!)
P. D. Renfro as of 1937 Otho Plummer as of 1952-54 Elmo R. Beard as of 1955


Postmasters at Beaumont, 1846-1972 (may be incomplete!)
William P. Herring 1846-58 Otto Ruff 1858-60 John J. Herring 1860-61 Wilson A. Junker 1861 P. H. Glaze 1861-63 Alexander Henkle 1863-65 Thomas Snow 1865-66 John J. Herring 1866 George L. Ewing 1866-67 Daniel P. Regan 1867-69 John McFarlane 1869 William L. Rigsby 1869-70 A. J. Tevis 1870-71 Daniel P. Regan 1871 Samuel Weller 1871 William L. Rigsby 1871-73 Hezekiah Williams 1873-74 George W. Kidd 1874-77 Samuel Webber 1877-81 George E. Vallade 1881-85 Andrew J. Ward 1885-90 Charles L. Nash 1890-91 Patrick Larkin 1891-93 Guy W. Junker 1893-97 James P. Armstrong 1897-1900 Charles R. Bone 1900-15 Jack Dies 1915-20 Henry L. Rankin 1920 Albert B. Seale 1920-24 Clarence L. Rutt 1924-25 Charles P. J. Ledwidge 1925-33 Chester A. Easley 1933-35 Ogden Johnson 1935-46 Tobe Hahn 1946-47 Tobe Hahn 1947-48 Felix S. Braden 1948-49 Felix S. Braden 1949-61 Herbert M. Cole 1961-67 Herbert M. Cole 1967-72

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