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Danbury, Connecticut
including Mill Plain
Mayors, First Selectmen, Wardens, Postmasters

Mayors of Danbury, 1890-2012(may be incomplete!)
L.LeGrand Hopkins 1890-91CharlesS. Peck 1891-93CharlesS. Andrews 1893-95G.Mortimer Rundle 1895-97JohnR. Booth as of 1904WilliamC. Gilbert as of 1909-10N.Burton Rogers as of 1911AnthonySunderland 1913-19WilliamC. Gilbert as of 1920-22A.Homer Fillow as of 1926-27AnthonySunderland 1927-30G.Walter Morgan as of 1931-34AdamA. Roth 1935-37MartinJ. Cunningham 1937-40WilliamJ. Hannan as of 1941-50ArthurFilkie as of 1951JohnP. Previdi as of 1953-55JohnA. DeFine, Jr. as of 1955-57CharlesA. Ducibella as of 1975MarkD. Boughton as of 2010-12

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1927 Mar 28:AnthonySunderland (Dem), elected;JohnC. Serre (Rep), defeated.

1937 Mar 29:ByronW. Austin (Dem), elected, but died before taking office;AdamA. Roth (Rep), defeated.

1937 Jun 21:MartinJ. Cunningham (Dem), elected;AdamA. Roth (Rep), defeated.

1989 Nov 7:GeneF. Eriquez (Dem), elected;JosephH. Sauer, Jr. (Rep), defeated;RichardM. Hunt, defeated.

2009 Nov 3:MarkD. Boughton (Rep), elected;GaryM. Goncalves (Dem), defeated.

First Selectmen of Danbury, 1888-1963(may beincomplete!)
NathanielB. Selleck as of 1888AlexanderTurner as of 1896-1910MorrisMeyers as of 1911StephenB. Treadwell as of 1915-19ElijahSturdevant as of 1920-27CharlesI. Sweeney as of 1947-49JosephH. Sauer as of 1950-63

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1961 Oct 2:JosephH. Sauer (Rep), elected;NormanA. Buzaid (Dem), defeated.

1963 Oct 7:JosephH. Sauer (Rep), elected;PeterA. Musnicki (Dem), defeated.

Wardens of Danbury, 1888(may be incomplete!)
CharlesH. Wilcox as of 1888

Postmasters at Danbury, 1786-1986(may beincomplete!)
JamesClark 1786-92OliverBurr 1792-97EbenezerRussel White 1797-1808ZalmonWildman 1808-35FrederickS. Wildman 1835DanielA. Hoyt 1835-41PhineasD. Crosby 1841-44IraR. Wildman 1844-49FrancisFairchild 1849WilliamP. Stevens 1849-50EdwardW. Sanford 1850-53FrancisFairchild 1853-61EdwardA. Brown 1861-70PhineasD. Crosby 1870-76JohnTweedy 1876-86AaronC. Seeley 1886-91JohnTweedy 1891-95CharlesB. Mason 1895-1900AugustusG. Ising 1900-01GuyI. Robb 1956-57JackA. Vacarelli 1957-58JackA. Vacarelli 1958-86

Postmasters at Mill Plain, 1901(may beincomplete!)
JohnSenior as of 1901

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