Mayors of Detroit, 1824-2024(may be incomplete!)
JohnR. Williams 1824-25HenryJ. Hunt 1826JonathanKearsley 1826JohnBiddle 1827-28JonathanKearsley 1829JohnR. Williams 1829-30MarshallChapin 1831LeviCook 1832MarshallChapin 1833CharlesChristopher Trowbridge 1834AndrewMack 1834LeviCook 1835-36HenryHoward 1837AugustusS. Porter 1838-39DeGarmo Jones 1839-40ZinaPitcher 1840-41DouglassHoughton 1842ZinaPitcher 1843JohnR. Williams 1844-46JamesVan Dyke 1847FrederickBuhl 1848CharlesD. Howard 1849-50JohnLadue 1850-51ZachariahChandler 1851-52JohnH. Harmon 1852-54OliverM. Hyde 1854-55HenryLedyard 1855-56OliverM. Hyde 1856-57JohnPatton 1858-59ChristianH. Buhl 1860-61WilliamC. Duncan 1862-63KirklandC. Barker 1864-65MerrillI. Mills 1866-67WilliamW. Wheaton 1868-71HughMoffat 1872-75AlexanderLewis 1876-77GeorgeC. Langdon 1878-79WilliamG. Thompson 1880-83StephenB. Grummond 1884-85MarvinH. Chamberlain 1886-87JohnPridgeon, Jr. 1888-89HazenS. Pingree 1890-97WilliamRichert 1897WilliamC. Maybury 1897-1904GeorgeP. Codd 1905-06WilliamB. Thompson 1907-08PhilipBreitmeyer 1909-10WilliamB. Thompson 1911-12OscarB. Marx 1913-18JamesCouzens 1919-22JohnC. Lodge 1922-23FrankE. Doremus 1923-24JosephA. Martin 1924JohnC. Lodge 1924JohnW. Smith 1924-28JohnC. Lodge 1928-30CharlesE. Bowles 1930FrankMurphy 1930-33FrankCouzens 1933JohnW. Smith 1933FrankCouzens 1934-38RichardW. Reading 1938-40EdwardJ. Jeffries, Jr. 1940-48EugeneI. Van Antwerp 1948-50AlbertE. Cobo 1950-57LouisC. Miriani 1957-62JeromeP. Cavanagh 1962-70RomanS. Gribbs 1970-73ColemanA. Young 1974-94DennisW. Archer 1994-2001KwameM. Kilpatrick 2002-08KenCockrel, Jr. 2008-09DavidBing 2009-13MikeDuggan 2014- Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)
1826 Sep 15:HenryJ. Hunt, died in office. 1889:HazenS. Pingree, elected. 1912:OscarB. Marx, elected. 1918 Aug 27:JamesCouzens, nominated;WilliamF. Connolly, nominated;DivieB. Duffield, defeated in primary;JohnGillespie, defeated in primary. 1918 Nov 5:JamesCouzens, elected;WilliamF. Connolly, defeated. 1921 Oct 11:JamesCouzens, nominated;DanielW. Smith, nominated;WilliamL. Krieghoff, defeated in primary. 1921 Nov 8:JamesCouzens, elected;DanielW. Smith, defeated. 1923 Mar 7:FrankE. Doremus, nominated;JamesW. Inches, nominated;DavidA. Brown, defeated in primary;ArthurE. Wood, defeated in primary;ThomasC. O'Brien, defeated in primary;ProctorKnott Owens, defeated in primary. 1923 Apr 2:FrankE. Doremus, elected;JamesW. Inches, defeated. 1923 Oct 9:FrankE. Doremus, nominated;ThomasC. O'Brien, nominated. 1923 Nov 6:FrankE. Doremus, elected;ThomasC. O'Brien, defeated. 1924 Jun 10:FrankE. Doremus, resigned. 1924 Sep 9:JohnW. Smith, nominated;JosephA. Martin, nominated;CharlesE. Bowles, defeated in primary;AlexanderStuart, defeated in primary. 1924 Nov 4:JohnW. Smith, elected;CharlesE. Bowles, defeated;JosephA. Martin, defeated. 1925 Nov 3:JohnW. Smith, elected;CharlesE. Bowles, defeated. 1927 Oct 11:JohnC. Lodge, nominated;JohnW. Smith, nominated;JosephA. Martin, defeated in primary;JohnS. Hall, defeated in primary;HoraceH. Esselstyn, defeated in primary;WilliamJ. Cassidy, defeated in primary;AnthonyMaiullo, defeated in primary. 1927 Nov 8:JohnC. Lodge, elected;JohnW. Smith, defeated. 1929 Oct 8:JohnW. Smith, nominated;CharlesE. Bowles, nominated;JohnC. Lodge, defeated in primary. 1929 Nov 5:CharlesE. Bowles, elected;JohnW. Smith, defeated. 1930 Sep 9:FrankMurphy, elected;CharlesE. Bowles, defeated;GeorgeEngel, defeated;JohnW. Smith, defeated;PhilipRaymond, defeated. 1931 Oct 6:FrankMurphy, nominated;HaroldH. Emmons, nominated;HowardA. Starret, defeated in primary;JohnC. Nagel, defeated in primary;JohnB. Sosnowski, defeated in primary;MarkR. Hanna, defeated in primary;JohnSchmies, defeated in primary;BowenR. Gover, defeated in primary. 1931 Nov 3:FrankMurphy, elected;HaroldH. Emmons, defeated. 1933 Oct 10:FrankCouzens, nominated;PhilipBreitmeyer, nominated;HarryH. Mead, defeated in primary;JohnGillespie, defeated in primary;WalterG. Bergman, defeated in primary;HowardA. Starret, defeated in primary;JohnSchmies, defeated in primary;JohnB. Sosnowski, defeated in primary;BlancheWinters, defeated in primary;FrancisL. Sward, defeated in primary;FloydM. Showalter, defeated in primary;BowenR. Gover, defeated in primary. 1933 Nov 7:FrankCouzens, elected;PhilipBreitmeyer, defeated. 1935 Oct 8:FrankCouzens, nominated;JosephSchemansky, nominated;AlfredA. May, defeated in primary;RalphA. Philbrook, defeated in primary;DraytonF. Holcomb, defeated in primary. 1935 Nov 5:FrankCouzens, elected;JosephSchemansky, defeated. 1937 Oct 5:RichardW. Reading, nominated;PatrickH. O'Brien, nominated;JohnW. Smith, defeated in primary;ClarenceJ. McLeod, defeated in primary;RalphA. Philbrook, defeated in primary. 1937 Nov 2:RichardW. Reading, elected;PatrickH. O'Brien, defeated. 1939 Oct 10:EdwardJ. Jeffries, Jr., nominated;RichardW. Reading, nominated;WilliamT. Skrzycki, defeated in primary;FrederickA. Wayne, defeated in primary. 1939 Nov 7:EdwardJ. Jeffries, Jr., elected;RichardW. Reading, defeated. 1941 Oct 7:EdwardJ. Jeffries, Jr., nominated;JosephA. Gillis, nominated;AndrewJ. Gable, defeated in primary;ElmerJohnson, defeated in primary;FrankJ. Kujawa, defeated in primary;FrankJ. Dombecky, defeated in primary;WendellA. Lochbiler, defeated in primary;CharlesF. Parkinson, defeated in primary. 1941 Nov 4:EdwardJ. Jeffries, Jr., elected;JosephA. Gillis, defeated. 1943 Oct 5:FrankFitzGerald, nominated;EdwardJ. Jeffries, Jr., nominated;CharlesE. Bowles, defeated in primary;FrankMurphy, defeated in primary;AdamSumeracki, defeated in primary;AndrewJ. Gable, defeated in primary;ElmerG. Rice, defeated in primary;CharlesJ. Duggan, defeated in primary;FrankSchwartz, defeated in primary;EdwardA. Carey, defeated in primary;RoyC. Smith, defeated in primary;FrankW. Holtz, defeated in primary;FrederickP. Adams, defeated in primary;TomHoward Robertson, defeated in primary. 1943 Nov 2:EdwardJ. Jeffries, Jr., elected;FrankFitzGerald, defeated. 1945 Aug 8:RichardT. Frankensteen, nominated;EdwardJ. Jeffries, Jr., nominated;JamesD. Friel, defeated in primary;GeorgeM. Bernhardt, defeated in primary;WilliamKaufman, defeated in primary;WallaceW. Baker, defeated in primary;RobertW. Ingersoll, defeated in primary. 1945 Nov 6:EdwardJ. Jeffries, Jr., elected;RichardT. Frankensteen, defeated. 1947 Oct 7:EugeneI. Van Antwerp, nominated;EdwardJ. Jeffries, Jr., nominated;GeorgeO. Cornell, defeated in primary;GeraldE. Adams, defeated in primary;HermanBenson, defeated in primary;HowardLerner, defeated in primary;JosephJ. Mogor, defeated in primary;E.P. Lembessis, defeated in primary;AlfredC. Semande, defeated in primary. 1947 Nov 4:EugeneI. Van Antwerp, elected;EdwardJ. Jeffries, Jr., defeated. 1949 Sep 13:AlbertE. Cobo, nominated;GeorgeEdwards, nominated;EugeneI. Van Antwerp, defeated in primary;RichardT. Frankensteen, defeated in primary;MortFuray, defeated in primary;LukeTiller, defeated in primary;AllanF. Giddey, defeated in primary;CharlesDollar, defeated in primary;HaroldWarren, defeated in primary;MelvinH. Frahm, defeated in primary;VictorH. Look, defeated in primary. 1949 Nov 8:AlbertE. Cobo, elected;GeorgeEdwards, defeated. 1951 Sep 11:AlbertE. Cobo, nominated;EdgarM. Branigin, nominated;JosephG. O'Connor, defeated in primary;FredAllen, defeated in primary;RichardE. Hobbs, defeated in primary;HowardLerner, defeated in primary;DonTaylor, defeated in primary;JosephJ. Mogor, defeated in primary. 1951 Nov 6:AlbertE. Cobo, elected;EdgarM. Branigin, defeated. 1953 Sep 15:AlbertE. Cobo, nominated;JamesH. Lincoln, nominated;E.D. O'Brien, defeated in primary;ThomasH. Gallagher, defeated in primary;RussellH. Cavanaugh, defeated in primary;FredAllen, defeated in primary;FrancisA. Kubeck, defeated in primary;EdwardF. Colorida, defeated in primary;DonTaylor, defeated in primary;FrankLovell, defeated in primary;WilliamF. Mackin, defeated in primary;OttoOlsen, defeated in primary;HarryG. Bidigare, defeated in primary;GeorgeKarbal, defeated in primary;NeilH. Litten, defeated in primary. 1953 Nov 3:AlbertE. Cobo, elected;JamesH. Lincoln, defeated. 1957 Sep 10:LouisC. Miriani, nominated;JohnJ. Beck, nominated;JosephG. O'Connor, defeated in primary;HarryM. Kowal, defeated in primary;RussellH. Cavanaugh, defeated in primary;HaroldMcLaughlin, defeated in primary;SarahLovell, defeated in primary;AnthonyRomeo, defeated in primary;CharlesE. Compton, defeated in primary;TiberiusStefan, defeated in primary;DelbertM. Heidler, defeated in primary. 1957 Sep 12:AlbertE. Cobo, died in office. 1957 Nov 5:LouisC. Miriani, elected;JohnJ. Beck, defeated. 1961 Sep 12:LouisC. Miriani, nominated;JeromeP. Cavanagh, nominated;FrederickYates, defeated in primary;E.D. O'Brien, defeated in primary;HaroldMcLaughlin, defeated in primary;JosephKadans, defeated in primary;GeorgeHill, Jr., defeated in primary;TheodoreJ. Wilk, defeated in primary;JohnA. Kras, defeated in primary;DanielD. Lublin, defeated in primary;DanielRadnovich, defeated in primary;RobertHimmel, Jr., defeated in primary. 1961 Nov 7:JeromeP. Cavanagh, elected;LouisC. Miriani, defeated. 1965 Sep 14:JeromeP. Cavanagh, nominated;WalterC. Shamie, nominated;JamesN. Heaney, defeated in primary;JohnJ. Penczak, defeated in primary;RichardB. Cronin, defeated in primary;GeraldCurtis, defeated in primary;HaroldMcLaughlin, defeated in primary;NorbertE. Greenwald, defeated in primary;StephenF. Rock, defeated in primary;FredericH. Whiting, defeated in primary;RobertHimmel, Jr., defeated in primary;AnthonyRomeo, defeated in primary. 1965 Nov 2:JeromeP. Cavanagh, elected;WalterC. Shamie, defeated. 1969 Sep 9:RichardH. Austin, nominated;RomanS. Gribbs, nominated;MaryV. Beck, defeated in primary;WalterC. Shamie, defeated in primary;DonaldJ. Lobsinger, defeated in primary;MelvinJ. Carl, defeated in primary;T.J. Formella, defeated in primary;RudolphJ. Becka, defeated in primary;EdCarey, defeated in primary;ThomasThomas, defeated in primary;MaryRogers, defeated in primary;JohnJ. Latessa, defeated in primary;RichardB. Cronin, defeated in primary;DavidLee Stokes, defeated in primary;KathleenMorris, defeated in primary;MandasWilliams Myers, defeated in primary;T.J. McPhee, defeated in primary;LeonardMarshall, defeated in primary;RebaW. Hawkins, defeated in primary;MaryAnn Johns, defeated in primary;CarpyMitchell, defeated in primary;DanielF. McInerney, defeated in primary;SamWeiman, defeated in primary;HerbertE. Isler, defeated in primary;ThomasB. Rivers, defeated in primary;RaymondFrancis Parks, defeated in primary;JosephR. Bathey, defeated in primary;CliffordE. Payne, defeated in primary;TiberiusStefan, defeated in primary. 1969 Nov 4:RomanS. Gribbs, elected;RichardH. Austin, defeated. 1973 Sep 11:JohnF. Nichols, nominated;ColemanA. Young, nominated;MelRavitz, defeated in primary;JohnE. Mogk, defeated in primary;EdwardF. Bell, defeated in primary;RichardB. Cronin, defeated in primary;PaulB. Hudson, defeated in primary;MaryRogers, defeated in primary;JamesB. Spann, defeated in primary;DonaldJ. Lobsinger, defeated in primary;ThomasD. Regan, defeated in primary;PierreWilliam Conroy, defeated in primary;AlexanderPollock, defeated in primary;WilliamF. Mackin, defeated in primary;RayShoulders, defeated in primary;WilliamA. Johns, defeated in primary;KatherineWilson, defeated in primary;AndrewJ. Humphries, defeated in primary;LaNellBuffington, defeated in primary. 1973 Nov 6:ColemanA. Young, elected;JohnF. Nichols, defeated. 1977 Sep 13:ColemanA. Young, nominated;ErnestC. Browne, Jr., nominated;ThomasDailey, defeated in primary;JohnE. Mogk, defeated in primary;MelvinBrown, defeated in primary;MagiMooney, defeated in primary;AnthonyRomeo, defeated in primary;TrudyHawkins, defeated in primary;LeonardBolden, Jr., defeated in primary;LeslieK. Benson, defeated in primary;MaryRogers, defeated in primary. 1977 Nov 8:ColemanA. Young, elected;ErnestC. Browne, Jr., defeated. 1981 Sep 15:ColemanA. Young, nominated;PerryKoslowski, nominated;PatrickO'Hara, defeated in primary;WalterEspy, defeated in primary;MaryRogers, defeated in primary;PhillipShannon, defeated in primary;WilliamG. Tinsley, defeated in primary;SixtoRodriguez, defeated in primary;DavidM. Heffelfinger, defeated in primary;WallaceR. Serylo, defeated in primary;JohnW. Savage II, defeated in primary. 1981 Nov 3:ColemanA. Young, elected;PerryKoslowski, defeated. 1985 Sep 10:ColemanA. Young, nominated;TomBarrow, nominated;CharlesC. Costa, defeated in primary;GeoffreyGowman, defeated in primary;WalterEspy, defeated in primary;WilliamG. Tinsley, defeated in primary;WilliamJ. Benham, defeated in primary;BarbaraL. Putnam, defeated in primary;DouglasMallouk, defeated in primary;JohnW. Savage II, defeated in primary;HelenHalyard, defeated in primary;CliffordBrookins II, defeated in primary;KibweDiarra, defeated in primary. 1985 Nov 5:ColemanA. Young, elected;TomBarrow, defeated. 1989 Sep 12:ColemanA. Young, nominated;TomBarrow, nominated;JohnConyers, Jr., defeated in primary;ErmaHenderson, defeated in primary;CharlesC. Costa, defeated in primary;JamesA. Williams, Sr., defeated in primary;JohnE. Powers, defeated in primary;CliffordBrookins II, defeated in primary;JohnI. Harris, defeated in primary;StephenHume, defeated in primary;ShantaDriver, defeated in primary;TracyA. Cuthbertson, defeated in primary;HelenHalyard, defeated in primary. 1989 Nov 7:ColemanA. Young, elected;TomBarrow, defeated. 1993 Sep 14:DennisW. Archer, nominated;SharonMcPhail, nominated;ArthurB. Blackwell, defeated in primary;JohnConyers, Jr., defeated in primary;CharlesC. Costa, defeated in primary;GeorgeCushingberry, Jr., defeated in primary;PaulL. Hubbard, defeated in primary;RoseAna Berbeo, defeated in primary;LornaLewis, defeated in primary;SixtoRodriguez, defeated in primary;ShantaDriver, defeated in primary;CliffordBrookins II, defeated in primary;ErnestRagin, defeated in primary;JohnE. George, defeated in primary;JohnI. Harris, defeated in primary;AlexanderL. Cheatom, defeated in primary;JeromeF. Savage III, defeated in primary;JeromeS. White, defeated in primary;LeroiR. Haskins, defeated in primary;CharlesL. Easterly, defeated in primary. 1993 Nov 2:DennisW. Archer, elected;SharonMcPhail, defeated. 1997 Nov 4:DennisW. Archer, elected;EdVaughn, defeated. 2001:NicholasHood III, defeated in primary. 2001 Sep 11:AngeloBrown, defeated in primary;CliffordBrookins II, defeated in primary;CharlesC. Costa, defeated in primary;JohnE. George, defeated in primary. 2001 Nov 6:KwameM. Kilpatrick, elected;GilHill, defeated. 2005 Aug 2:FremanHendrix, nominated;KwameM. Kilpatrick, nominated;SharonMcPhail, defeated in primary;HansenClarke, defeated in primary;SarellaJohnson, defeated in primary;ClaytonV. Johnson, defeated in primary;AngeloBrown, defeated in primary;VeronicaBrown, defeated in primary;TaniaK. Walton, defeated in primary;StanleyChristmas, defeated in primary;RoyGodwin, defeated in primary;CliffordBrookins II, defeated in primary. 2005 Nov 8:KwameM. Kilpatrick, elected;FremanHendrix, defeated. 2008 Sep 18:KwameM. Kilpatrick, resigned. 2009 Feb 24:DavidBing, nominated;KenCockrel, Jr., nominated;FremanHendrix, defeated in primary;WarrenC. Evans, defeated in primary;ColemanA. Young II, defeated in primary;SharonMcPhail, defeated in primary;NicholasHood III, defeated in primary;JerrollSanders, defeated in primary;D.Etta Wilcoxon, defeated in primary;BrendaK. Sanders, defeated in primary;DonaldR. Bradley, defeated in primary;DuaneMontgomery, defeated in primary;StanleyChristmas, defeated in primary;JosephW. Holt, defeated in primary;FrancesD. Culver, defeated in primary. 2009 May 5:DavidBing, elected;KenCockrel, Jr., defeated. 2009 Aug 4:DavidBing, nominated;TomBarrow, nominated;JerrollSanders, defeated in primary;DuaneMontgomery, defeated in primary;D'ArtagnanM. Collier, defeated in primary;BobAllman, defeated in primary. 2009 Nov 3:DavidBing, elected;TomBarrow, defeated. 2013 Aug 6:MikeDuggan, nominated;BennyNapoleon, nominated;KrystalCrittendon, defeated in primary;LisaHowze, defeated in primary;TomBarrow, defeated in primary;JohnOlumba, defeated in primary;FredDurhal, Jr., defeated in primary;WillieLipscomb, Jr., defeated in primary;AngeloBrown, defeated in primary;HermanGriffin, defeated in primary;SigmuntSzczepkowski, Jr., defeated in primary;MarkMurphy, defeated in primary;JeanVortkamp, defeated in primary;JohnTelford, defeated in primary;D'ArtagnanM. Collier, defeated in primary. 2013 Nov 5:MikeDuggan, elected;BennyNapoleon, defeated. 2017 Aug 8:MikeDuggan, nominated;ColemanA. Young II, nominated;DonnaMarie Pitts, defeated in primary;EdwardD. Dean, defeated in primary;DanettaL. Simpson, defeated in primary;CurtisChristopher Greene, defeated in primary;AngeloBrown, defeated in primary;ArticiaM. Bomer, defeated in primary. 2017 Nov 7:MikeDuggan, elected;ColemanA. Young II, defeated. 2021 Aug 3:MikeDuggan, nominated;AnthonyAdams, nominated;TomBarrow, defeated in primary;MyyaJones, defeated in primary;KiawanaBrown, defeated in primary;D.Etta Wilcoxon, defeated in primary;JasahnLarsosa, defeated in primary;ArtTyus, defeated in primary;DanettaL. Simpson, defeated in primary;CharletaMcInnis, defeated in primary. 2021 Nov 2:MikeDuggan, elected;AnthonyAdams, defeated.
Postmasters at Detroit, 1802-1976(may beincomplete!)
FrederickBates 1802-05GeorgeHoffman 1805-06JamesAbbott 1806-31JohnNorvell 1831-36SheldonMcKnight 1836-42ThomasRowland 1842-45JohnS. Bagg 1845-49AlpheusS. Williams 1849-53ThorntonF. Brodhead 1853-57CorneliusO. Flynn 1857-59HenryN. Walker 1859-60AlexanderW. Buel 1860-61WilliamA. Howard 1861-66HenryBarnes 1866-67FrederickW. Swift 1867-75JohnH. Kaple 1875-79GeorgeC. Codd 1879-85AlexanderW. Copland 1885-89EllwoodT. Hance 1889-93JohnJ. Enright 1893-97FreemanB. Dickerson 1897-1906HomerWarren 1906-13WilliamJ. Nagel 1913-22JohnW. Smith 1922-24PeterWiggle 1924-25CharlesC. Kellogg 1925CharlesC. Kellogg 1925-33RoscoeB. Huston 1933-34RoscoeB. Huston 1934-49FrankC. Middel 1949-51FrankC. Middel 1951-53EdwardL. Baker 1953-54EdwardL. Baker 1954-76 Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)
1949 Nov 6:RoscoeB. Huston, died in office.
(annexedto Detroit by 1930)
Village Presidents of Delray, 1897-1903(may beincomplete!)
FrederickJ. Clippert 1897GeorgeO. Fisher 1900-01JosephKinnell 1901-03 Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)
1900:GeorgeO. Fisher, elected. 1901 Mar 11:JosephKinnell (Citizens), elected;GeorgeO. Fisher (People's), defeated. 1903 Mar 9:W.J. Frasier (Union), elected;JosephKinnell (Citizens), defeated.
Postmasters at Delray, 1871-1903(may beincomplete!)
TheodoreNegro as of 1871JosiahA. Riopelle 1872-77WilliamZimmerman as of 1879-83C.Boston as of 1887JohnP. Scott, Jr. as of 1891JohnP. Scott, Jr. as of 1901-03
(annexed to Detroit 1918)
Postmasters at St. Clair Heights, 1901-11(may beincomplete!)
HenryF. Heller as of 1901HerschelD. Parker as of 1911
(annexed to Detroit 1905)
Village Presidents of Woodmere, 1903(may beincomplete!)
Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)
1903 Mar 9:FredA. Guilbert (Citizens), elected;FrankH. Beard (People's), defeated.
(annexed to Detroit by 1925)
Supervisors of Greenfield Township, 1866-1924(may beincomplete!)
Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)
1866 Apr 2:PeterTernis (Dem), elected. 1924 Apr 7:E.M. Bendelow (Rep), elected.
Registers of U.S. Land Office at Detroit, 1816-21(may beincomplete!)
PeterAudrain as of 1816-19HenryB. Brevoort as of 1821
Receivers of U.S. Land Office at Detroit, 1816(may beincomplete!)
JamesAbbott as of 1816
Collectors of Customs at Detroit, 1854-1951(may beincomplete!)
JohnH. Harmon as of 1854JacobBeeson 1857DigbyV. Bell 1875-81DanielJ. Campau 1886-90GeorgeH. Hopkins as of 1891JohnT. Rich 1898-1906JohnB. Whelan 1906-13RichardI. Lawson as of 1915-21CareyD. Ferguson as of 1925-28WalterS. Petty as of 1929HeinrichA. Pickert as of 1930-33WalterS. Petty as of 1934MartinR. Bradley as of 1936-51
U.S. Collectors of Internal Revenue at Detroit, 1867-1952(may be incomplete!)
DavidE. Harbaugh as of 1867LutherS. Trowbridge as of 1879JamesH. Stone as of 1891DavidMeginnity as of 1907MalcolmJ. McLeod as of 1909-13JamesJ. Brady as of 1915-17JohnA. Grogan as of 1919FredL. Woodworth 1921-33HoratioJ. Abbott 1933JohnM. Terwilliger as of 1934GilesKavanagh as of 1936-52 | |
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