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Port Huron, Michigan
including Fort Gratiot
Mayors, Village Presidents, Postmasters, Collectors of Customs

Mayors of Port Huron, 1857-2005(may beincomplete!)
WilliamL. Bancroft 1857EdgarWhite 1858NewellAvery 1859JohnMiller 1860CalvinAmes 1861-62FrederickL. Wells 1863CyrusMiles 1864-65JaredKibbee 1866JohnJohnston 1867JohnL. Newell 1868JohnHibbard 1869SamuelL. Boyce 1870JohnMiller 1871-72JohnJohnston 1873NathanS. Boynton 1874-75SamuelL. Boyce 1876DanielN. Runnels 1877-78EdmondFitzgerald 1879-80JosephJacobi 1880EzraC. Carleton 1881HenryHoward 1882JohnG. O'Neill 1883-84ElliottG. Stevenson 1885MyronNorthup 1886WilliamHartsuff 1887FrankJ. Haynes 1888JamesB. McIlwain 1889-92SewardL. Merriam 1893NathanS. Boynton 1894-97HermanW. Stevens 1898-99FredT. Moore 1900-02AlbertGraves 1903-04ClarkE. Spencer 1905-06JohnJ. Bell 1907-12FredericJ. Dixon as of 1913JohnL. Black as of 1914-19JohnV. French as of 1920-23JohnB. McIlwain as of 1924JamesDunn as of 1926JohnJ. Bell as of 1927-28FredJ. Kemp as of 1930-33GeorgeL. Harvey as of 1935-38HarryL. Gillow as of 1946FrankO. Staiger as of 1950ThomasE. Woods as of 1952-55EttaM. Reid as of 1956R.L. Patterson as of 1960CharlesR. Chandler as of 1967GeraldAckerman 1997-99StevenMiller 1999B.Mark Neal as of 2002-05

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1880 Apr 5:JosephJacobi (Dem), elected.

1913 Nov 4:JohnL. Black, elected;FredericJ. Dixon, defeated.

1935 Nov 5:GeorgeL. Harvey, elected;DavidHanton, Jr., defeated.

1999 Apr 7:GeraldAckerman, resigned.

Village Presidents of Port Huron, 1849-56(may beincomplete!)
LorenzoM. Mason 1849MartinS. Gillett 1850DanielB. Harrington 1851AlonzoE. Noble 1852WellingtonDavis 1853AlvahSweetser 1854NewellAvery 1855JohnMiller 1856

Postmasters at Port Huron, 1846-1972(may beincomplete!)
CummingsSanborn 1846-49WilliamHartsuff as of 1871-81WilliamSpringer as of 1887AlexanderR. Avery as of 1891LorenA. Sherman as of 1901BurtD. Cady as of 1911CorneliusJ. Sullivan 1952-53RobertJ. McIntosh 1953-55RobertJ. McIntosh 1955-56RoyJ. Murray 1956-58RoyJ. Murray 1958-72

(merged with Port Huron 1893)

Mayors of Fort Gratiot, 1889-93(may beincomplete!)
RobertE. French 1889JohnL. Newell 1890PeregrineM. Edison 1891WilliamR. Stewart 1892-93

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1889 Apr 1:RobertE. French (Rep), elected.

Village Presidents of Fort Gratiot, 1881-89(may beincomplete!)
O'BrienJ. Atkinson 1881-82ThomasSutherland 1883HiramMorse 1884DavidC. Berry 1885-86SylvesterW. Merritt 1887-89

Postmasters at Fort Gratiot, 1871-91(may beincomplete!)
RobertE. French as of 1871-83JuliusGranger as of 1887ClaytonG. Brown as of 1891

Collectors of Customs at Port Huron, 1867-1913(may beincomplete!)
JohnP. Sanborn 1867-83WilliamHartsuff 1883HarrisonGeer as of 1891LincolnAvery as of 1903-07JohnT. Rich 1908-13

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