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Bath, Maine
including Winnegance
Mayors, Postmasters, Collectors of Customs

Mayors of Bath, 1848-1945(may be incomplete!)
DavidC. Magoun 1848FreemanH. Morse 1849-50JohnO. Patten 1851-52BernardC. Bailey 1853-54FreemanH. Morse 1855WilliamRice 1856-58IsraelPutnam 1859-65JohnHayden 1866IsraelPutnam 1867JamesT. Patten 1868-69S.D. Bailey 1870JamesD. Robinson 1871-73WilliamRice 1873-76EdwinReed 1876-78JohnG. Richardson 1878-80ThomasW. Hyde 1880-82JamesC. Ledyard 1882-84GeorgeH. Nichols 1884-85JamesW. Wakefield 1885-89GeorgeMoulton, Jr. 1889-90CharlesE. Patten 1890-91FritzH. Twitchell 1891-93JohnO. Shaw 1893-94JamesW. Wakefield 1894-95RandallD. Bibber 1895-98JosephTorrey 1898-99CharlesE. Hyde 1899-1901SamuelR. Percy 1901-02EdwardW. Hyde 1902-05ElwellS. Crosby 1905-06D.Howard Spear 1906-07GeorgeE. Hughes 1907-09JohnS. Hyde 1909-11FrankA. Small 1911-13EdwardW. Larrabee 1913-14ArthurJ. Dunton 1914-15JohnA. Small 1915-18J.Edward Drake 1918-20CharlesH. Cahill 1920-22JosephTorrey 1922-23OliverMoses 1923-24AllenM. Irish 1924-25GeorgeW. Dean 1925-26CharlesH. Cahill 1926-29HaroldP. Small 1930-32JohnA. Lord 1933HaroldP. Small 1934ArthurSewall 1935-37DonaldN. Small 1938ArthurSewall 1939RobertH. Haskell 1940WalterC. Rogers 1941WalterC. Rogers as of 1945

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1872 Mar 4:JamesD. Robinson (Rep), elected.

1873 Mar 3:WilliamRice (Rep & Citizens), elected.

1874 Mar 2:WilliamRice (Rep), elected.

1891 Mar 2:FritzH. Twitchell (Rep), elected.

1894 Mar 5:JamesW. Wakefield (Rep), elected.

1895 Mar 4:RandallD. Bibber (Rep), elected.

1905 Mar 6:ElwellS. Crosby (Rep), elected;FrankA. Small (Dem), defeated.

1909 Mar 1:JohnS. Hyde (Rep), elected;FrankA. Small (Dem), defeated.

Postmasters at Bath, 1816-1972(may be incomplete!)
DavidStinson as of 1816R.R. Haines 1852-53J.C. Snow 1853-61CharlesT. Greenlief 1861W.E. Hogan as of 1883-85GeorgeH. Nichols as of 1887-89W.E. Hogan as of 1891-93ErnestF. Kelley as of 1895-97HiramA. Huse as of 1898-1903SethT. Snipe as of 1907-09EdwardW. Hyde as of 1911HenryW. Owen, Jr. as of 1931EdwardN. Hartnett 1941-42EdwardN. Hartnett 1942-58EdwardL. Larrabee 1958-59EdwardL. Larrabee 1959-72

(nowBath)

Postmasters at Winnegance, 1893-1901(may beincomplete!)
W.A. Perry as of 1893JohnL. Cook as of 1901

Collectors of Customs at Bath, 1789-1913(may beincomplete!)
WilliamWebb 1789-1803JosephF. Wingate 1820-24BenjaminRandall 1849-59CharlesN. Bodfish as of 1854EdwardS. J. Nealley 1874-79JohnH. Raymond as of 1881JamesW. Wakefield as of 1891ElwellS. Crosby as of 1909-13

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1859 Oct 11:BenjaminRandall, died in office.

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