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Stamford, Connecticut
including Glenbrook, Springdale
Mayors, Wardens, First Selectmen, Postmasters

Mayors of Stamford, 1894-2012(may be incomplete!)
CharlesH. Leeds 1894-95EdwinL. Scofield 1896-97WilliamJ. H. Bohannan 1897HomerS. Cummings as of 1900-02CharlesH. Leeds 1904HomerS. Cummings 1904-06EdwardJ. Tupper as of 1909-10CharlesE. Rowell as of 1911JohnJ. Treat 1917-22AlfredN. Phillips 1923-24JohnF. Keating 1925-26AlfredN. Phillips 1927-28WilliamW. Graves as of 1929-30JosephA. Boyle 1930-34AlfredN. Phillips as of 1935-36CharlesE. Moore as of 1940EdwardA. Gonnoud as of 1941CharlesE. Moore 1943-49GeorgeT. Barrett 1949-51ThomasF. J. Quigley 1951-57WebsterC. Givens 1958-59BrunoGiordano 1967-69LouisA. Clapes 1975-83FrederickP. Lenz, Jr. as of 1975DanMalloy 1995-2009MichaelA. Pavia 2010-

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1897 Apr 6:WilliamJ. H. Bohannan (Dem), elected;OliverG. Fessenden (Rep), defeated.

1904 Nov 8:HomerS. Cummings (Dem), elected;HerbertC. Reed (Rep), defeated.

1924 Nov 4:JohnF. Keating (Rep), elected;AlfredN. Phillips (Dem), defeated.

1926 Nov 2:AlfredN. Phillips (Dem), elected;GeorgeP. Rowell (Rep), defeated.

1949:GeorgeT. Barrett (Rep), nominated;CharlesE. Moore (Rep), defeated in primary.

1949 Apr 4:GeorgeT. Barrett (Rep), elected;GeorgeE. Murphy, Jr. (Dem), defeated.

1951 Mar 6:SamuelF. Pierson (Rep), nominated;GeorgeT. Barrett (Rep), defeated in primary;CharlesE. Moore (Rep), defeated in primary.

1951 Mar 8:ThomasF. J. Quigley (Dem), nominated;WilliamC. Lynch (Dem), defeated in primary.

1951 Apr 2:ThomasF. J. Quigley (Dem), elected;SamuelF. Pierson (Rep), defeated.

1953 Oct 5:ThomasF. J. Quigley (Dem), nominated;JohnStashenko (Dem), defeated in primary.

1953 Oct 6:GeorgeT. Barrett (Rep), nominated;JosephBoselevas (Rep), defeated in primary.

1953 Nov 3:ThomasF. J. Quigley (Dem), elected;GeorgeT. Barrett (Rep), defeated.

1955 Oct 4:ThomasF. J. Quigley (Dem), nominated;HenryR. Nolan (Dem), defeated in primary.

1955 Nov 8:ThomasF. J. Quigley (Dem), elected;BentonH. Grant (Rep), defeated.

1957 Sep 30:ThomasF. J. Quigley (Dem), nominated;FrankW. LiVolsi (Dem), defeated in primary.

1957 Nov 5:WebsterC. Givens (Rep), elected;ThomasF. J. Quigley (Dem), defeated;UmbertoJ. Bello (Ind), defeated.

1959:UmbertoJ. Bello (Rep), defeated in primary.

1959 Nov 3:J.Walter Kennedy (Dem), elected;MalcolmMeyer (Rep), defeated;UmbertoJ. Bello (Ind), defeated.

1969 Sep 25:PaulKuczo, Jr. (Dem), nominated;BrunoGiordano (Dem), defeated in primary.

1969 Nov 4:JuliusM. Wilensky (Rep), elected;PaulKuczo, Jr. (Dem), defeated.

1981 Sep 8:LouisA. Clapes (Rep), nominated;BernardCohen (Rep), defeated in primary.

1981 Nov 3:LouisA. Clapes (Rep), elected;MarilynR. Laitman (Dem), defeated;JohnL. Santariga (Upset Taxpayers), defeated.

1983 Sep 13:ThomSerrani (Dem), nominated;MarilynR. Laitman (Dem), defeated in primary.

1983 Sep 13:ChrisShays (Rep), nominated;CantoA. Santoro (Rep), defeated in primary.

1983 Nov 8:ThomSerrani (Dem), elected;ChrisShays (Rep), defeated.

1989 Nov 7:ThomSerrani (Dem), elected;LeonardVignola, Jr. (Rep), defeated.

1995:DanMalloy, elected.

1997:DanMalloy, elected.

2001:DanMalloy, elected.

2005 Nov 8:DanMalloy (Dem), elected;ChrisMunger (Rep), defeated;DerekShapiro (Green), defeated;AchilleFiore, defeated.

Wardens of Stamford, 1888(may be incomplete!)
EdwinS. Holly as of 1888

First Selectmen of Stamford, 1888-1950(may beincomplete!)
WilliamR. Lockwood as of 1888-93EdwinS. Holly as of 1896-1901JohnJ. Looney as of 1904JosephG. Houghton as of 1908-11JohnG. Moore as of 1916-22CharlesH. Martin as of 1926AndrewSchlechtweg as of 1927JohnT. Hanrahan 1932-38GeorgeT. Barrett 1938-47HaroldA. Parsons as of 1950

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1938:GeorgeT. Barrett, elected;JohnT. Hanrahan, defeated.

Postmasters at Stamford, 1775-1977(may beincomplete!)
EbenezerWeed 1775-87JohnDavenport 1787-92SmithWeed 1792-95DanielSmith 1795-96AbrahamDavenport 1796-1822JamesStevens 1822-29JohnBrown 1829-41WilliamHoyt, Jr. 1841SandsSeely 1841-44RoswellHoyt 1844-49SandsSeely 1849-53RoswellHoyt 1853-61TheodoreJ. Daskam 1861-83GeorgeE. Scofield 1883LouisS. Begent 1883-87JohnH. Swartwont 1887-89HenryE. Smith 1889-93JohnH. Swartwont 1893-97JoshuaA. Fessenden 1897-1908NelsonRitch Jessup 1908-13JohnJ. Bohl 1913-21RobertWhittaker 1921-25LincolnTaylor 1925-26LincolnTaylor 1926-34WilliamH. McGill 1934-36CorneliusP. McGuinness 1936-51JosephW. Kinsella 1951-54PaulP. Pavia 1954PaulP. Pavia 1954-62JosephJ. Tooher 1962-66ManuelW. Vetti 1966ManuelW. Vetti 1966-77

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1908 Jun 24:JoshuaA. Fessenden, died in office.

Postmasters at Glenbrook, 1901(may be incomplete!)
L.W. Slausen as of 1901

Postmasters at Springdale, 1901(may beincomplete!)
J.Miller as of 1901

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