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Mayors of San Antonio, 1837-2023 (may be
incomplete!)
John
W. Smith 1837-38
William
H. Daingerfield 1838
Antonio
Menchaca 1838-39
Samuel
A. Maverick 1839-40
John
W. Smith 1840-41
Juan
N. Seguin 1841
Francis
Gilbeau 1841
Juan
N. Seguin 1841-42
John
W. Smith 1842-44
Edward
Dwyer 1844-46
Bryan
Callaghan 1846-47
Charles
F. King 1847
S.
S. Smith 1847-48
Charles
F. King 1848
S.
S. Smith 1848-49
J.
M. Devine 1849-51
J.
S. McDonald 1851-52
Charles
F. King 1852-53
J.
M. Devine 1853-54
John
M. Carolan 1854-55
James
R. Sweet 1855-56
J.
M. Devine 1856-57
J.
H. Beck 1857
A.
A. Lockwood 1857-59
James
R. Sweet 1859-62
Samuel
A. Maverick 1862-63
P.
L. Buquor 1863-65
J.
H. Lyons 1865
Daniel
Cleveland 1865-66
J.
H. Lyons 1866-67
W.
C. A Thielepape 1867-72
S.
G. Newton 1872
F.
Giraud 1872-75
James
H. French 1875-85
Bryan
V. Callaghan, Jr. 1885-92
A.
I. Lockwood 1892-93
George
Paschal 1893-94
Henry
Elmendorf 1894-97
Bryan
V. Callaghan, Jr. 1897-99
Marshall
Hicks 1899-1903
Frederick
Terrell 1903
John
S. Campbell 1903-05
Bryan
V. Callaghan, Jr. 1905-12
William
L. Richter 1912
A.
H. Jones 1912-13
Albert
Steves 1913
Clinton
G. Brown 1913-17
Sam
C. Bell 1917-21
O.
B. Black 1921-23
John
W. Tobin 1923-27
Phil
Wright 1927
C.
M. Chambers 1927-33
C.
K. Quin 1933-39
Maury
Maverick 1939-41
C.
K. Quin 1941-43
Gus
B. Mauerman 1943-47
Alfred
Callaghan 1947-49
A.
C. 'Jack' White 1949-52
Sam
Bell Steves 1952-53
A.
C. 'Jack' White 1953-54
R.
L. Lester 1954
R.
N. White, Sr. 1954-55
J.
Edwin Kuykendall 1955-61
Walter
W. McAllister 1961-71
John
Gatti 1971-73
Charles
L. Becker 1973-75
Lila
Cockrell 1975-81
Henry
G. Cisneros 1981-89
Lila
Cockrell 1989-91
Nelson
W. Wolff 1991-95
William
E. Thornton 1995-97
Howard
W. Peak 1997-2001
Ed
Garza 2001-05
Phil
Hardberger 2005-09
Julián
Castro 2009-14
Ivy
R. Taylor 2014-17
Ron
Nirenberg 2017-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1975 Apr 1:
Lila
Cockrell, advanced to runoff;
John
J. Monfrey, advanced to runoff;
Eloy
Centeno, defeated;
Glenn
B. Lacy, defeated;
Perry
E. Salinas, defeated;
Albert
U. Trevino, defeated;
Bill
Healey, defeated;
L.
C. Glasco, defeated;
Howard
L. Atwell, defeated;
Patrick
S. Mele, defeated.
1975 Apr 15:
Lila
Cockrell, elected;
John
J. Monfrey, defeated.
1977 Apr 2:
Lila
Cockrell, advanced to runoff;
John
J. Monfrey, advanced to runoff;
Jose
San Martin, defeated;
James
C. Willingham, defeated;
L.
C. Glasco, defeated;
Paul
Rodriguez, defeated;
Susan
Garry, defeated;
George
A. Bigley, defeated;
Saul
Edward Jasso, defeated.
1977 Apr 16:
Lila
Cockrell, elected;
John
J. Monfrey, defeated.
1979 Apr 7:
Lila
Cockrell, elected;
Charles
L. Becker, defeated;
José
Olivares, defeated;
Gene
Elder, defeated;
Juan
Dario Sauceda, defeated;
Howard
Curry, defeated;
Andrea
Doorack, defeated;
Andy
Carr, defeated;
Robert
W. Leahey, defeated.
1981 Apr 4:
Henry
G. Cisneros, elected;
John
Steen, defeated;
Jose
San Martin, defeated;
Howard
Curry, defeated;
Tony
Prince, defeated;
José
Olivares, defeated;
Mike
Quillian, defeated;
Kenneth
B. Winter, defeated.
1983 Apr 2:
Henry
G. Cisneros, elected;
Karl
Wurz, defeated;
Stephanie
Brooks, defeated;
José
Olivares, defeated;
Thomas
Edward Leggett, Jr., defeated;
Juan
Dario Sauceda, defeated.
1985 Apr 6:
Henry
G. Cisneros, elected;
Phil
Pyndus, defeated;
José
Olivares, defeated;
Will
Camps, defeated;
Henry
Krawiec, defeated;
Ramon
Guevara, defeated.
1987 Apr 4:
Henry
G. Cisneros, elected;
Phil
Pyndus, defeated;
José
Olivares, defeated;
Steve
Doubleday, defeated;
Will
Camps, defeated.
1989 May 6:
Lila
Cockrell, elected;
Carl
S. Mauthe, defeated;
Manuel
Obregón=Flores, defeated;
Julius
Sadowsky, Jr., defeated;
Joseph
V Rodriguez=de=Cisneros, defeated;
José
Olivares, defeated;
Will
Camps, defeated.
1991 May 4:
Maria
Antonietta Berriozabal, advanced to runoff;
Nelson
W. Wolff, advanced to runoff;
Lila
Cockrell, defeated;
Van
Archer, defeated;
Kay
Turner, defeated;
Jimmy
Hasslocher, defeated;
José
Olivares, defeated;
Victor
T. Hernandez, defeated;
Eugenio
Macias, defeated;
Lowell
Embs, defeated;
Will
Camps, defeated.
1991 May 25:
Nelson
W. Wolff, elected;
Maria
Antonietta Berriozabal, defeated.
1993 May 1:
Nelson
W. Wolff, elected;
Patrick
R. Morales, defeated;
Joseph
V Rodriguez=de=Cisneros, defeated;
David
L. Alvarado, defeated.
1995 May 6:
William
E. Thornton, advanced to runoff;
Kay
Turner, advanced to runoff;
Joseph
V Rodriguez=de=Cisneros, defeated;
Louis
Podesta, defeated;
Bill
Coward, defeated;
Dave
Leitt, defeated.
1995 May 30:
William
E. Thornton, elected;
Kay
Turner, defeated.
1997 May 3:
Kay
Turner, advanced to runoff;
Howard
W. Peak, advanced to runoff;
William
E. Thornton, defeated;
Maria
Elena Torralva, defeated;
Henry
Avila, defeated;
Joseph
V Rodriguez=de=Cisneros, defeated;
Hardeman
Smyer, defeated.
1997 May 27:
Howard
W. Peak, elected;
Kay
Turner, defeated.
1999 May 1:
Howard
W. Peak, elected;
Tony
R. Garza, defeated;
Louis
Podesta, defeated;
Eloy
Centeno, defeated;
Joseph
V Rodriguez=de=Cisneros, defeated.
2001 May 6:
Ed
Garza, elected;
Tim
Bannwolf, defeated;
Art
Hall, defeated;
Shirley
C. Thompson, defeated;
Al
Rohde, defeated;
Mike
Yates, defeated;
Julie
Iris Oldham, defeated;
Andrew
Fernandez=Vicencio, defeated;
Drew
Warthen, defeated;
Michael
Idrogo, defeated;
Fanny
Mayahuel-Thomas, defeated.
2003 May 3:
Ed
Garza, elected;
Shirley
C. Thompson, defeated;
Michael
Idrogo, defeated.
2005 May 7:
Julián
Castro, advanced to runoff;
Phil
Hardberger, advanced to runoff;
Carroll
W. Schubert, defeated;
Julie
Iris Oldham, defeated;
Everett
Caldwell, defeated;
Rhett
R. Smith, defeated;
Michael
Idrogo, defeated.
2005 Jun 7:
Phil
Hardberger, elected;
Julián
Castro, defeated.
2007 May 12:
Phil
Hardberger, elected;
Patrick
McCurdy, defeated;
Eiginio
Rodriguez, defeated;
Julie
Iris Oldham, defeated;
R.
G. Griffing, defeated;
Michael
Idrogo, defeated;
Rhett
R. Smith, defeated.
2009 May 9:
Julián
Castro, elected;
Trish
DeBerry-Mejia, defeated;
Diane
Cibrian, defeated;
Sheila
D. McNeil, defeated;
Rhett
R. Smith, defeated;
Lauro
A. Bustamante, defeated;
Julie
Iris Oldham, defeated;
Michael
Idrogo, defeated;
Napoleon
Madrid, defeated.
2011 May 14:
Julián
Castro, elected;
Will
McLeod, defeated;
Rhett
R. Smith, defeated;
James
Rodriguez, defeated;
Michael
Idrogo, defeated.
2013 May 11:
Julián
Castro, elected;
Rhett
R. Smith, defeated;
Jesus
G. Reyes, defeated;
Michael
Idrogo, defeated;
Raymond
Zavala, defeated;
Irma
Rosas, defeated;
Sergio
Falcon, defeated.
2015 May 9:
Leticia
Van de Putte, advanced to runoff;
Ivy
R. Taylor, advanced to runoff;
Michael
Villarreal, defeated;
Tommy
Adkisson, defeated;
Paul
A. Martinez, defeated;
Cynthia
Brehm, defeated;
Douglas
S. Emmett, defeated;
Michael
Idrogo, defeated;
Cynthia
T. Cavazos, defeated;
Raymond
Zavala, defeated;
Rhett
R. Smith, defeated;
Julie
Iris Oldham, defeated;
Gerard
X. Ponce, defeated;
Pogo
Mochello Reese, defeated.
2015 Jun 13:
Ivy
R. Taylor, elected;
Leticia
Van de Putte, defeated.
2017 May 6:
Ivy
R. Taylor, advanced to runoff;
Ron
Nirenberg, advanced to runoff;
Manuel
Medina, defeated;
Kevin
Roles, defeated;
Antonio
Díaz, defeated;
Will
McLeod, defeated;
Felicio
Hernandez Flores II, defeated;
John
M. Velasquez, defeated;
Gerard
X. Ponce, defeated;
Michael
Idrogo, defeated;
Rhett
R. Smith, defeated;
Stephen
Lucke, defeated;
Julie
Iris Oldham, defeated;
Napoleon
Madrid, defeated.
2017 Jun 10:
Ron
Nirenberg, elected;
Ivy
R. Taylor, defeated.
2019 May 4:
Ron
Nirenberg, advanced to runoff;
Greg
Brockhouse, advanced to runoff;
John
M. Velasquez, defeated;
Antonio
Díaz, defeated;
Tim
Atwood, defeated;
Matt
Pina, defeated;
Bert
T. Cecconi, defeated;
Michael
Idrogo, defeated;
Carlos
Castanuela, defeated.
2019 Jun 8:
Ron
Nirenberg, elected;
Greg
Brockhouse, defeated.
2021 May 1:
Ron
Nirenberg, elected;
Greg
Brockhouse, defeated;
Denise
Gutierrez-Homer, defeated;
Gary
Allen, defeated;
Antonio
Díaz, defeated;
Tim
Atwood, defeated;
Jacq'ue
Miller, defeated;
Ray
Basaldua, defeated;
Michael
Idrogo, defeated;
John
M. Velasquez, defeated;
Dan
Martinez, defeated;
Frank
Adam Muniz, defeated;
Justin
Macaluso, defeated;
Joshua
James Galvan, defeated.
2023 May 6:
Ron
Nirenberg, elected;
Christopher
T. Schuchardt, defeated;
Gary
Allen, defeated;
Michael
Samaniego, defeated;
Diana
Flores=Uriegas, defeated;
Christopher
Longoria, defeated;
Ray
Basaldua, defeated;
Armando
Dominguez, defeated;
Michael
Idrogo, defeated.
Postmasters at San Antonio, 1846-1970 (may be
incomplete!)
James
L. Trueheart 1846-47
O.
C. Woodward 1847
Ralph
William Peacock 1847-48
John
Bowen 1848-55
Alexander
G. Brown 1855-56
Henry
L. Radaz 1856-61
E.
C. Dewey 1861-65
Sidney
P. Gambie 1865-76
Margaret
E. Norris 1876-79
John
C. Manning 1879-83
James
P. Newcomb 1883-85
Henry
P. Howard 1885-89
Samuel
M. Johnson 1889-94
Joseph
M. George 1894-98
George
Gay Clifford 1898-1906
John
J. Stevens 1906-14
George
D. Armistead 1914-21
Joseph
J. Fuller 1921-22
Peter
G. Lucas 1922-34
Daniel
J. Quill 1934-35
Daniel
J. Quill 1935-70
Collectors of Customs at San Antonio, 1917-32 (may be
incomplete!)
Thomas
A. Coleman as of 1917
Roy
Campbell as of 1927-32
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