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Bronx, New York
including Bartow-on-the-Sound, City Island, Eastchester, Jerome, West Chester
Borough Presidents, Postmasters

Borough Presidents of Bronx, 1897-2017(may beincomplete!)
LouisF. Haffen 1898-1909JohnF. Murray 1909CyrusC. Miller 1910-13DouglasMathewson 1914-17HenryBruckner 1918-33JamesJ. Lyons 1934-61JosephF. Periconi 1962-65HermanBadillo 1966-69RobertAbrams 1970-78StanleySimon 1979-87FernandoFerrer 1987-2001AdolfoCarrión, Jr. 2002-09RubenDiaz, Jr. 2009-

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1897 Nov 2:LouisF. Haffen (Dem & National Democratic), elected;AlonzoBell (Rep), defeated;JohnE. Eustis (Citizens Union), defeated;CharlesSterle (Socialist), defeated;CharlesR. Dunham (Prohibition), defeated.

1901 Nov 5:LouisF. Haffen (Dem), elected;JamesL. Wells (Rep & Citizens Union), defeated.

1903 Nov 3:LouisF. Haffen (Dem), elected;JosephI. Berry (Rep & Citizens Union), defeated.

1909 Aug 30:LouisF. Haffen, removed.

1909 Nov 2:CyrusC. Miller (Fusion), elected.

1917 Nov 6:HenryBruckner (Dem), elected.

1921 Sep 13:HenryBruckner (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1921 Sep 13:JosephM. Levine (Rep), nominated;JosephP. Murphy (Rep), defeated in primary.

1921 Nov 8:HenryBruckner (Dem), elected;JosephM. Levine (Rep), defeated;EdmundSeidel (Socialist), defeated;CharlesBrower, defeated;GeorgeDonnelly (Rent Payers), defeated.

1925 Sep 15:HenryBruckner (Dem), nominated;CharlesKuntze (Dem), defeated in primary.

1925 Sep 15:PeterS. O'Hara (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1925 Sep 15:SamuelA. De Witt (Socialist), nominated unopposed.

1925 Nov 3:HenryBruckner (Dem), elected;PeterS. O'Hara (Rep), defeated;SamuelA. De Witt (Socialist), defeated.

1933 Sep 19:JamesJ. Lyons (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1933 Sep 19:CharlesP. Barry (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1933 Sep 19:EdwardF. Cassidy (Socialist), nominated unopposed.

1933 Nov 7:JamesJ. Lyons (Dem & Recovery), elected;CharlesP. Barry (Rep & City Fusion), defeated;LouisHyman (Communist), defeated;SigmondMoskovitz (Socialist Labor), defeated;EdwardF. Cassidy (Socialist), defeated.

1937 Sep 16:JamesJ. Lyons (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1937 Sep 16:DouglasH. Grieve (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1937 Nov 2:JamesJ. Lyons (Dem), elected;IsidoreNagler (American Labor & City Fusion & Socialist), defeated;DouglasH. Grieve (Rep), defeated.

1941 Nov 4:JamesJ. Lyons (Dem), elected;MatthewM. Levy (American Labor & City Fusion & United City), defeated;ClementH. Smith (Rep), defeated.

1945 Nov 6:JamesJ. Lyons (Dem), elected;LeoIsacson (American Labor), defeated;PasqualeE. Mele (Rep), defeated;JamesB. Kelley (Liberal), defeated.

1949 Sep 6:JamesJ. Lyons (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1949 Sep 6:CharlesS. Mirkin (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1949 Sep 6:LeoIsacson (American Labor), nominated unopposed.

1949 Sep 6:IraJ. Palestin (Liberal), nominated unopposed.

1949 Nov 8:JamesJ. Lyons (Dem), elected;IraJ. Palestin (Liberal), defeated;LeoIsacson (American Labor), defeated;CharlesS. Mirkin (Rep), defeated;JackE. Levine (City Fusion), defeated.

1953 Sep 15:JamesJ. Lyons (Dem), nominated;AaronFrank (Dem), defeated in primary.

1953 Sep 15:JohnM. Diserio (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1953 Sep 15:CarlTrost (American Labor), nominated unopposed.

1953 Sep 15:IraJ. Palestin (Liberal), nominated unopposed.

1953 Nov 3:JamesJ. Lyons (Dem), elected;IraJ. Palestin (Liberal), defeated;JohnM. Diserio (Rep), defeated;CarlTrost (American Labor), defeated.

1957 Sep 10:JamesJ. Lyons (Dem), nominated;DavidWesterman (Dem), defeated in primary.

1957 Sep 10:JosephF. Periconi (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1957 Sep 10:MaxBloom (Liberal), nominated unopposed.

1957 Nov 5:JamesJ. Lyons (Dem), elected;JosephF. Periconi (Rep), defeated;MaxBloom (Liberal), defeated.

1961 Nov 7:JosephF. Periconi (Rep & Liberal), elected;JohnJ. Sullivan (Dem), defeated.

1965 Sep 14:HermanBadillo (Dem), nominated;IvanWalker (Dem), defeated in primary.

1965 Nov 2:HermanBadillo (Dem), elected;JosephF. Periconi (Rep), defeated;EdwardJ. Canavan (Conservative), defeated;TonyMarotta (United Taxpayers), defeated.

1969 Jun 17:RobertAbrams (Dem), nominated;WilliamKapelman (Dem), defeated in primary.

1969 Jun 17:JohnG. Madden (Rep), nominated;AlfredJ. Ranieri (Rep), defeated in primary.

1969 Nov 4:RobertAbrams (Dem), elected;JohnP. Hagan (Liberal), defeated;JohnG. Madden (Rep), defeated;BenjaminR. Crosby (Conservative), defeated.

1973 Nov 6:RobertAbrams (Dem & Liberal), elected;LillianM. Immediato (Rep & Conservative), defeated.

1978 Dec 31:RobertAbrams, resigned.

1979 Sep 11:StanleySimon (Dem), nominated;VictorMarrero (Dem), defeated in primary;G.Oliver Koppell (Dem), defeated in primary;JosephL. Galiber (Dem), defeated in primary.

1979 Nov 6:StanleySimon (Dem & Rep), elected;JosephL. Galiber (New Alliance), defeated;G.Oliver Koppell (Liberal), defeated;JeronimoDominguez (Right To Life), defeated;TerrenceJ. Dwyer (Conservative), defeated.

1985:JoséE. Serrano (Dem), defeated in primary.

1987:RafaelMendez (Dem), defeated in primary.

1987 Mar 11:StanleySimon, resigned.

1987 Sep 15:FernandoFerrer (Dem), nominated.

1987 Nov 3:FernandoFerrer (Dem), elected.

1989 Nov 7:FernandoFerrer (Dem), elected.

1993 Sep 14:FernandoFerrer (Dem), nominated.

1993 Nov 2:FernandoFerrer (Dem), elected.

1997 Sep 9:FernandoFerrer (Dem), nominated.

1997 Nov 4:FernandoFerrer (Dem), elected.

2001 Sep 25:AdolfoCarrión, Jr. (Dem), nominated.

2001 Nov 6:AdolfoCarrión, Jr. (Dem), elected.

2005 Nov 8:AdolfoCarrión, Jr. (Dem & Working Families), elected;KevinBrawley (Rep & Conservative), defeated.

2009 Apr 21:RubenDiaz, Jr. (Bronx Unity), elected;AnthonyJ. Ribustello (People First), defeated.

2009 Nov 3:RubenDiaz, Jr. (Dem & Conservative), elected;AllisonM. Oldak (Rep), defeated.

2013 Nov 5:RubenDiaz, Jr. (Dem), elected;ElizabethPerri (Rep), defeated;MarkEscoffery-Bey (Ind), defeated;CarlLundgren (Green), defeated.

Postmasters at Bronx, 1836-1980(may beincomplete!)
JohnR. Hayward as of 1836LouisCohen 1962-65WilliamA. Carroll, Jr. 1965-66HenryPlatt 1966FrankJ. Viola 1966-67FrankJ. Viola 1967-80

(post office)

Postmasters at Bartow-on-the-Sound, 1881-87(may beincomplete!)
WilliamH. Dumont as of 1881-83M.Hogan as of 1887

(post office)

Postmasters at City Island, 1881-87(may beincomplete!)
StephenD. Horton as of 1881JeromeBell as of 1882G.W. Sembler as of 1887

(post office)

Postmasters at Eastchester, 1816-87(may beincomplete!)
GeorgeFailee as of 1816MaryC. H. Baker as of 1881-87

(postoffice)

Postmasters at Jerome, 1881(may be incomplete!)
RobertMcTurck as of 1881

(post office)

Postmasters at West Chester, 1881-87(may beincomplete!)
ByronConklin as of 1881D.J. McGrory as of 1887

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