Supervisors of Meridian Township, 1842-2022(may beincomplete!)
GeorgeMatthews as of 1842CharlesH. Darrow as of 1863AbramR. Blakley 1874-75AmosOrton 1875-78AbramR. Blakley 1878-79OrigenD. Hardy 1879-81GeorgeF. Fuller 1882-83JohnFerguson 1883-85StephenS. Smith 1885-86GeorgeF. Fuller 1886-87JohnFerguson 1887-88JacobD. Greenman 1888-90ShubaelHammond 1890-92JohnP. Lockwood 1892-95MyronH. Daniels 1895-96ShubaelHammond 1896-1900JohnB. Parks 1900-02CharlesWinters 1902-03W.O. Wilson 1903-04H.H. Hammond 1904-06GeorgeF. Brundige 1906-07E.A. Olin 1907-08HenryF. Wellman 1908-14FredW. Kaiser 1914-17EdgarD. McClure 1917-19FredW. Kaiser 1919-20MyronH. Daniels 1920-21HeberJ. Hulett 1921-26JohnR. Ferguson 1926-31JohnG. Kaiser 1931-35JohnS. Green 1935-42FloydB. Linn 1942-45JamesF. McClure 1957-59RobertR. Robinson, Jr. 1959-69JohnJ. Roetman 1969-73StevenL. Thomas 1973-74WilliamA. Brehm, Jr. 1974-76GeorgeE. Fritz 1976JamesL. Dorrance 1976-80CarleneL. Webster 1980-88StevenL. Thomas 1988-92AlvinE. House 1992-96BruceA. Little 1996-2000BillMcCullough 2000SusanMcGillicuddy 2000-12 Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)
1874 Apr 6:AbramR. Blakley (Rep), elected. 1875 Apr 5:AmosOrton (Dem), elected. 1876 Apr 3:AmosOrton (Dem), elected. 1877 Apr 2:AmosOrton (Dem), elected. 1878 Apr 1:AbramR. Blakley (Rep), elected. 1879 Apr 7:OrigenD. Hardy (Dem), elected;AbramR. Blakley (Greenback), defeated;GeorgeW. Phelps (Rep), defeated. 1880 Apr 5:OrigenD. Hardy (Dem), elected. 1882 Apr 3:GeorgeF. Fuller (Greenback), elected;StephenS. Smith (Dem), defeated;WilliamCole (Rep), defeated. 1883 Apr 2:JohnFerguson (Dem), elected;GeorgeF. Fuller (Greenback), defeated;ThomasParker (Rep), defeated. 1884 Apr 7:JohnFerguson (Dem), elected;GeorgeF. Fuller (Greenback), defeated;WilliamCole (Rep), defeated;GeorgeW. Phelps (Union), defeated. 1885 Apr 6:StephenS. Smith (Dem), elected. 1886 Apr 5:GeorgeF. Fuller (Citizens), elected. 1887 Apr 4:JohnFerguson (Dem), elected. 1888 Apr 2:JacobD. Greenman (Dem), elected;WilliamCole (Rep), defeated. 1889 Apr 1:JacobD. Greenman (Dem), elected. 1890 Apr 7:ShubaelHammond (Dem), elected. 1891 Apr 6:ShubaelHammond (Dem), elected;AsaM. Proctor (Rep), defeated;A.D. Hatch (Industrial), defeated. 1892 Apr 4:JohnP. Lockwood (Dem), elected. 1893 Apr 3:JohnP. Lockwood (Dem), elected. 1894 Apr 2:JohnP. Lockwood (Dem), elected. 1895 Apr 1:MyronH. Daniels (Populist), elected. 1896 Apr 6:ShubaelHammond (Dem), elected. 1897 Apr 5:ShubaelHammond (Dem & People's & Union Silver), elected. 1898 Apr 4:ShubaelHammond (Dem), elected. 1899 Apr 3:ShubaelHammond (Dem), elected. 1900 Apr 2:JohnB. Parks (Dem), elected. 1901 Apr 1:JohnB. Parks (Dem), elected. 1902 Apr 7:CharlesWinters (Dem), elected. 1903 Apr 6:W.O. Wilson (Rep), elected. 1904 Apr 4:H.H. Hammond (Dem), elected. 1905 Apr 3:H.H. Hammond (Dem), elected. 1906 Apr 2:GeorgeF. Brundige (Rep), elected. 1907 Apr 1:E.A. Olin (Rep), elected. 1908 Apr 6:HenryF. Wellman (Dem), elected. 1909 Apr 5:HenryF. Wellman (Dem), elected. 1910 Apr 4:HenryF. Wellman (Dem), elected. 1911 Apr 3:HenryF. Wellman (Dem), elected. 1912 Apr 1:HenryF. Wellman (Dem), elected. 1913 Apr 7:HenryF. Wellman (Dem), elected. 1914 Apr 6:FredW. Kaiser (Dem), elected. 1915 Apr 5:FredW. Kaiser (Dem), elected. 1916 Apr 3:FredW. Kaiser (Dem), elected. 1917 Apr 2:EdgarD. McClure (Rep), elected. 1918 Apr 1:EdgarD. McClure (Citizens), elected;FrankE. Liverance (Dem), defeated. 1919 Apr 7:FredW. Kaiser, elected. 1920 Apr 5:MyronH. Daniels (Dem), elected. 1921 Apr 4:HeberJ. Hulett (Rep), elected. 1922 Apr 3:HeberJ. Hulett (Rep), elected. 1923 Apr 2:HeberJ. Hulett (Rep), elected. 1924 Apr 7:HeberJ. Hulett (Rep), elected. 1925 Apr 6:HeberJ. Hulett (Rep), elected. 1926 Apr 5:JohnR. Ferguson (Dem), elected;A.E. Eberle (Rep), defeated. 1927 Apr 4:JohnR. Ferguson (Dem), elected unopposed. 1928 Apr 2:JohnR. Ferguson (Dem), elected;FrankB. Blackledge (Rep), defeated. 1929 Apr 1:JohnR. Ferguson (Dem), elected;AndrewJ. Edwards (Rep), defeated. 1930 Apr 7:JohnR. Ferguson (Dem), elected;FrankB. Blackledge (Rep), defeated. 1931 Apr 6:JohnG. Kaiser (Dem), elected;GeorgeH. Bearup (Rep), defeated. 1932 Apr 4:JohnG. Kaiser (Dem), elected;GeorgeH. Bearup (Rep), defeated. 1933 Apr 3:JohnG. Kaiser (Dem), elected;AlbertW. Dunn (Rep), defeated. 1934 Apr 2:JohnG. Kaiser (Dem), elected;AlbertW. Dunn (Rep), defeated. 1935 Apr 1:JohnS. Green (Dem), elected. 1936 Apr 6:JohnS. Green (Dem), elected;LloydD. Cavanaugh (Rep), defeated. 1937 Apr 5:JohnS. Green (Dem), elected;LloydD. Cavanaugh (Rep), defeated. 1938 Apr 4:JohnS. Green (Dem), elected;LloydD. Cavanaugh (Rep), defeated. 1939 Apr 3:JohnS. Green (Dem), elected;HeberJ. Hulett (Rep), defeated. 1940 Apr 1:JohnS. Green (Dem), elected;LloydD. Cavanaugh (Rep), defeated. 1941 Apr 7:JohnS. Green (Dem), elected;ClydeS. Williams (Rep), defeated. 1942 Apr 6:FloydB. Linn (Rep), elected;JohnS. Green (Dem), defeated. 1943 Apr 5:FloydB. Linn (Rep), elected;JohnS. Green (Dem), defeated. 1945 Apr 2:FloydB. Linn (Rep), elected;JohnS. Green (Dem), defeated. 1947 Apr 7:CharlesO. Wilkins (Dem), elected;FrederickC. Newman, Jr. (Rep), defeated. 1949 Apr 4:CharlesO. Wilkins (Rep), elected;RobertW. Swanberg (Dem), defeated. 1951 Feb 19:EarlC. Maynard (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1951 Feb 19:CharlesO. Wilkins (Rep), nominated;JohnKing, Jr. (Rep), defeated in primary. 1951 Apr 2:CharlesO. Wilkins (Rep), elected;EarlC. Maynard (Dem), defeated. 1953 Apr 6:CharlesO. Wilkins (Rep), elected;EstherB. Waite (Dem), defeated. 1955 Feb 21:GlennH. Hilley (Dem), nominated;StephenMusselman (Dem), defeated in primary. 1955 Feb 21:BernardF. Ward (Rep), nominated;CharlesO. Wilkins (Rep), defeated in primary. 1955 Apr 4:BernardF. Ward (Rep), elected;GlennH. Hilley (Dem), defeated. 1957 Feb 18:JamesF. McClure (Dem), nominated. 1957 Feb 18:BernardF. Ward (Rep), nominated. 1957 Apr 1:JamesF. McClure (Dem), elected;BernardF. Ward (Rep), defeated. 1959 Feb 16:JamesF. McClure (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1959 Feb 16:RobertR. Robinson, Jr. (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1959 Apr 6:RobertR. Robinson, Jr. (Rep), elected;JamesF. McClure (Dem), defeated. 1961 Apr 3:RobertR. Robinson, Jr. (Rep), elected;VictorV. DeRose (Dem), defeated. 1963 Apr 1:RobertR. Robinson, Jr. (Rep), elected;RobertL. Groom (Dem), defeated. 1964 Nov 3:RobertR. Robinson, Jr. (Rep), elected;RobertL. Groom (Dem), defeated. 1966 Aug 2:CordaWest (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1966 Aug 2:RobertR. Robinson, Jr. (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1966 Nov 8:RobertR. Robinson, Jr. (Rep), elected;CordaWest (Dem), defeated. 1969 Jul 12:JohnJ. Roetman, appointed. 1970 Aug 4:JohnJ. Roetman (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1970 Nov 3:JohnJ. Roetman (Rep), elected unopposed. 1972 Aug 8:GordonM. McKenzie (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1972 Aug 8:JohnJ. Roetman (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1972 Nov 7:JohnJ. Roetman (Rep), elected;GordonM. McKenzie (Dem), defeated. 1973 Jul 10:StevenL. Thomas, appointed. 1974 Aug 6:GordonM. McKenzie (Dem), nominated;JeromeW. Dewald (Dem), defeated in primary. 1974 Aug 6:WilliamA. Brehm, Jr. (Rep), nominated;StevenL. Thomas (Rep), defeated in primary. 1974 Nov 5:WilliamA. Brehm, Jr. (Rep), elected;GordonM. McKenzie (Dem), defeated. 1976 Aug 3:JamesL. Dorrance (Rep), nominated;ClarenceV. Spawr (Rep), defeated in primary. 1976 Nov 2:JamesL. Dorrance (Rep), elected unopposed. 1978 Aug 8:DonaldJ. Montgomery (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1978 Aug 8:JamesL. Dorrance (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1978 Nov 7:JamesL. Dorrance (Rep), elected;DonaldJ. Montgomery (Dem), defeated. 1980 Aug 5:JamesF. McClure (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1980 Aug 5:CarleneL. Webster (Rep), nominated;MichaelJ. Hluchaniuk (Rep), defeated in primary. 1980 Nov 4:CarleneL. Webster (Rep), elected;JamesF. McClure (Dem), defeated. 1984 Aug 7:CarleneL. Webster (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1984 Nov 6:CarleneL. Webster (Rep), elected unopposed. 1988 Aug 2:DonaldJ. Montgomery (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1988 Aug 2:StevenL. Thomas (Rep), nominated;CarleneL. Webster (Rep), defeated in primary. 1988 Nov 8:StevenL. Thomas (Rep), elected;DonaldJ. Montgomery (Dem), defeated. 2004 Aug 3:JohnT. Anderson (Dem), nominated;AlanWolfe (Dem), defeated in primary. 2004 Aug 3:SusanMcGillicuddy (Rep), nominated unopposed. 2004 Nov 2:SusanMcGillicuddy (Rep), elected;JohnT. Anderson (Dem), defeated. 2008 Aug 5:GaneshReddy (Dem), nominated unopposed. 2008 Aug 5:SusanMcGillicuddy (Rep), nominated unopposed. 2008 Nov 4:SusanMcGillicuddy (Rep), elected;GaneshReddy (Dem), defeated. 2012 Aug 7:ElizabethAnn LeGoff (Dem), nominated unopposed. 2012 Aug 7:AndySuch (Rep), nominated unopposed. 2012 Nov 6:ElizabethAnn LeGoff (Dem), elected;AndySuch (Rep), defeated. 2016 Aug 2:RonaldJ. Styka (Dem), nominated;MiltonL. Scales (Dem), defeated in primary. 2016 Aug 2:ThomasE. Klunzinger (Rep), nominated unopposed. 2016 Nov 8:RonaldJ. Styka (Dem), elected;ThomasE. Klunzinger (Rep), defeated. 2020 Aug 4:RonaldJ. Styka (Dem), nominated unopposed. 2020 Nov 3:RonaldJ. Styka (Dem), elected unopposed. 2022 Aug 2:PatriciaHerring Jackson (Dem), nominated unopposed. 2022 Nov 8:PatriciaHerring Jackson (Dem), elected unopposed.
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Postmasters at Okemos, 1862-1973(may beincomplete!)
EbenezerWalker 1862-85JohnFerguson 1885-89AlfredF. Barnes 1889-93AmosT. Gunn 1893-95EmmaGunn 1895AlfredF. Barnes 1901OrinHonsberger as of 1911OrinK. Grettenberger 1939OrinK. Grettenberger 1939-49LauraA. Grettenberger 1949-53GeorgeE. Barlow 1953-54GeorgeE. Barlow 1954-65RobertA. Stetler 1965-68RobertA. Stetler 1968-73
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Postmasters at Haslett, 1901-78(may beincomplete!)
AaronJ. Smith as of 1901CynthiaA. Elliott as of 1911MaryM. Schlichting 1954-56MaryM. Schlichting 1956-65HaroldE. Joy 1965-66HaroldE. Joy 1966-78 | |
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