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Portland, Maine
including Cliff Island, Deering Center, Diamond, East Deering, Long Island, Peaks Island, Stroudwater, Woodfords
Mayors, Postmasters, Collectors of Customs, Suveyors of Customs, Collectors of Internal Revenue

Mayors of Portland, 1832-1992(may be incomplete!)
JonathanDow 1832AndrewL. Emerson 1832JohnAnderson 1833LeviCutter 1834-40JamesC. Churchill 1841JohnAnderson 1842EliphaletGreely 1843-48J.B. Cahoon 1849-50NealDow 1851AlbionK. Parris 1852J.B. Cahoon 1853-54NealDow 1855J.T. McCobb 1856WilliamWillis 1857JedediahJewett 1858-59JosephHoward 1860W.W. Thomas 1861-62JacobMcLellan 1863-65A.E. Stevens 1866-68JacobMcLellan 1868-69WilliamL. Putnam 1869-70BenjaminKingsbury, Jr. 1870-73GeorgeP. Wescott 1873-75R.M. Richardson 1875-76FrancisFessenden 1876-77MosesM. Butler 1877-79GeorgeWalker 1879-80WilliamSenter 1880-82CharlesF. Libby 1882-83JohnW. Deering 1883-84MarquisF. King 1884-85JohnW. Deering 1885-86CharlesJ. Chapman 1886-89HolmanS. Melcher 1889-91GeorgeW. True 1891-92DariusH. Ingraham 1892JamesP. Baxter 1893-96CharlesH. Randall 1897-98FrankW. Robinson 1899-1900FredericE. Boothby 1901-03JamesP. Baxter 1904-05NathanClifford 1906-07AdamP. Leighton 1908-09CharlesA. Strout 1910OakleyC. Curtis 1911-14WilliamM. Ingraham 1915WilfordG. Chapman 1916-17CharlesB. Clarke 1918-21CarrollS. Chaplin 1922-23TomAllen as of 1991-92

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1872 Mar 4:BenjaminKingsbury, Jr. (Rep), elected;Cleaves(Dem), defeated;Morgan(Citizens), defeated.

1873 Mar 3:GeorgeP. Wescott (Rep), elected;Cleaves(Dem), defeated.

1874 Mar 2:GeorgeP. Wescott (Rep), elected.

1888:NealDow (Dem), defeated.

1894 Mar 5:JamesP. Baxter (Rep), elected.

1895 Mar 4:JamesP. Baxter (Rep), elected;GeorgeE. Bird (Dem), defeated;Deering(Prohibition), defeated.

1896:GeorgeE. Bird, defeated.

1898:DariusH. Ingraham (Dem), defeated.

1901 Dec 2:FredericE. Boothby (Rep), elected;JohnF. A. Merrill (Dem), defeated;DanielP. Parker (Prohibition), defeated.

1909 Dec 6:CharlesA. Strout (Rep), elected;OakleyC. Curtis (Dem), defeated;PercyF. Morse (Socialist), defeated;WilliamF. Eustis (Prohibition), defeated.

1912 Dec 2:OakleyC. Curtis (Dem), elected;WalterG. Hay (Rep), defeated;CharlesOerter, Jr. (Socialist), defeated;ChesterI. Orr (Prohibition), defeated.

Postmasters at Portland, 1804-1970(may beincomplete!)
ThomasM. Prentiss 1804-05JoshuaWingate, Jr. 1805JamesWingate 1805-15RobertIlsley 1815-28NathanielLow 1828-29NathanielMitchell 1829-34ThomasTodd 1834-39NathanielMitchell 1839-41SylvanusR. Lyman 1841-45NathanL. Woodbury 1845-49JoshuaDunn 1849-53NathanL. Woodbury 1853-57SamuelJordan 1857-61AndrewT. Dole 1861-65WoodburyDavis 1865-71CharlesW. Goddard 1871-84ClarkH. Barker 1884-85JoshuaS. Palmer 1885-90HerbertG. Briggs 1890-91JohnC. Small 1891-96GeorgeL. Swett 1896-1900ClarkH. Barker 1900-05FredH. King 1905-13OscarR. Wish 1913-22CharlesA. Robinson 1922-34HelenC. Donahue 1934HelenC. Donahue 1934-49JamesA. McVicar 1949-51JosephL. Cook 1951-60EdwardI. Bernstein 1960-62JohnR. Fortin 1962JohnR. Fortin 1962-70

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1871 Aug 13:WoodburyDavis, died in office.

1905 Jan 21:ClarkH. Barker, died in office.

Collectors of Customs at Portland, 1789-1951(may beincomplete!)
NathanielFosdick 1789-1803JohnChandler 1829-37JohnAnderson 1837-41JohnAnderson 1843-48RobertP. Dunlap 1848-49EzraCarter, Jr. as of 1854MosesMacdonald 1857-61LotM. Morrill 1877-81FredN. Dow 1883-85FredN. Dow 1890-95CharlesM. Moses as of 1909-11WillisT. Emmons 1913-15CharlesM. Sleeper as of 1917-21CarlE. Milliken 1923-27FrankM. Hume 1927-33JohnH. Dooley 1933-39JosephT. Sylvester as of 1941-51

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1939 Dec 15:JohnH. Dooley, died in office.

Postmasters at Cliff Island, 1901(may beincomplete!)
LillieW. Southard as of 1901

Postmasters at Deering Center, 1889(may beincomplete!)
C.S. Chadbourne as of 1889

Postmasters at Diamond, 1901(may be incomplete!)
C.H. Ross as of 1901

Postmasters at East Deering, 1889(may beincomplete!)
E.Knight as of 1889

Postmasters at Long Island, 1901(may beincomplete!)
SamuelH. Marston as of 1901

Postmasters at Peaks Island, 1901(may beincomplete!)
M.Morse as of 1901

Postmasters at Stroudwater, 1893(may beincomplete!)
E.M. Jacobs as of 1893

Postmasters at Woodfords, 1893(may be incomplete!)
WilliamH. Motley as of 1893

Surveyors of Customs at Portland, 1870-1931(may beincomplete!)
GeorgeW. True 1870-81NathanCleaves as of 1891JoshuaL. Chamberlain 1909-14CyrusW. Davis 1914-17WilliamM. Ingraham 1917-22EdwardE. Philbrook 1922-30FrankB. W. Welch as of 1930-31

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1914 Feb 24:JoshuaL. Chamberlain, died in office.

1917 Nov 1:CyrusW. Davis, died in office.

1930 Jan 4:EdwardE. Philbrook, died in office.

U.S. Collectors of Internal Revenue at Portland, 1867-79(may be incomplete!)
NathanielJ. Miller as of 1867FranklinJ. Rollins as of 1879

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