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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
including Allegheny, Carrick, St. Clair, Knoxville
Mayors, Chief Burgesses, Postmasters, Burgesses, Collectors of Customs, Collectors of Internal Revenue, Suveyors of Customs

Mayors of Pittsburgh, 1816-2006(may beincomplete!)
EbenezerDenny 1816-17JohnDarrah 1817-25JohnM. Snowden 1825-28MagnusM. Murray 1828-30MatthewB. Lowrie 1830-31MagnusM. Murray 1831-32SamuelPettigrew 1832-36JonasR. McClintock 1836-39WilliamLittle 1839-40WilliamW. Irwin 1840-41JamesThompson 1841-42AlexanderHay 1842-45WilliamJ. Howard 1845-46WilliamKerr 1846-47GabrielAdams 1847-49JohnHerron 1849-50JosephBarker 1850-51JohnB. Guthrie 1851-53RobertM. Riddle 1853-54FerdinandE. Volz 1854-56WilliamBingham 1856-57HenryA. Weaver 1857-60GeorgeWilson 1860-62B.C. Sawyer 1862-64JamesLowry, Jr. 1864-66WilliamC. McCarthy 1866-68JamesBlackmore 1868-69JaredM. Brush 1869-72JamesBlackmore 1872-75WilliamC. McCarthy 1875-78RobertLiddell 1878-81RobertW. Lyon 1881-84AndrewFulton 1884-87WilliamMcCallin 1887-90HenryI. Gourley 1890-93BernardMcKenna 1893-96HenryP. Ford 1896-99WilliamJ. Diehl 1899-1901WilliamB. Hays 1903-06GeorgeW. Guthrie 1906-09WilliamA. Magee 1909-14JosephG. Armstrong 1914-18EdwardV. Babcock 1918-22WilliamA. Magee 1922-26CharlesH. Kline 1926-33JohnS. Herron 1933-34WilliamN. McNair 1934-36CorneliusD. Scully 1936-46DavidL. Lawrence 1946-59ThomasJ. Gallagher 1959JosephM. Barr 1959-70PeterF. Flaherty 1970-77RichardS. Caliguiri 1977-88SophieMasloff 1988-94ThomasJ. Murphy 1994-2006BobO'Connor 2006LukeRavenstahl 2006-

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1851:JosephBarker, defeated.

1852:JosephBarker, defeated.

1896:GeorgeW. Guthrie, defeated.

1906 Feb 20:GeorgeW. Guthrie (Dem), elected;AlexanderM. Jenkinson (Rep), defeated.

1913:StephenG. Porter, defeated.

1929 Nov 5:CharlesH. Kline (Rep), elected;ThomasA. Dunn (Dem & Good Government), defeated;WilliamJ. Van Essen (Socialist), defeated;H.Rea Garber (Prohibition), defeated;EmmettP. Cush (Communist), defeated.

1933 Sep 19:WilliamN. McNair (Dem), nominated;JohnM. Henry (Dem), defeated in primary;HenryJ. Farnsworth (Dem), defeated in primary.

1933 Nov 7:WilliamN. McNair (Dem), elected;JohnS. Herron (Rep & Citizens), defeated;WilliamJ. Van Essen (Socialist), defeated;JosephMackrell (Liberal & Square Deal), defeated;GeorgeD. Harger (Prohibition), defeated.

1941 Nov 4:CorneliusD. Scully (Dem), elected;HarmarD. Denny, Jr. (Rep), defeated.

1953 Nov 3:DavidL. Lawrence (Dem), elected;LeonardP. Kane (Rep), defeated.

1959 Nov 3:JosephM. Barr, elected.

1969:PeterF. Flaherty (Dem), elected;JohnK. Tabor (Rep), defeated.

1973:RichardS. Caliguiri (Dem), defeated in primary.

1977:RichardS. Caliguiri (Dem), defeated in primary.

1977:RichardS. Caliguiri (Ind), elected.

1977 May 17:ThomasJ. Foerster (Dem), nominated.

1977 Nov 8:ThomasJ. Foerster (Dem), defeated.

1978:RichardS. Caliguiri (Ind), elected.

1988 May 6:RichardS. Caliguiri, died in office.

1989:ThomasJ. Murphy (Dem), defeated in primary.

1989:SophieMasloff, elected;FrankLucchino, defeated.

1997:BobO'Connor (Dem), defeated in primary.

2001 May 15:ThomasJ. Murphy (Dem), nominated;BobO'Connor (Dem), defeated in primary;LeroyL. Hodge (Dem), defeated in primary;JoshuaPollock (Dem), defeated in primary;EarlV. Jones, Sr. (Dem), defeated in primary.

2001 May 15:JamesCarmine (Rep), nominated;MarkRauterkus (Rep), defeated in primary.

2001 Nov 6:ThomasJ. Murphy (Dem), elected;JamesCarmine (Rep), defeated;ChastonRoston (Ind), defeated;FrancisV. Forrestal (Socialist Workers), defeated.

2005:BobO'Connor (Dem), elected.

2006 Sep 1:BobO'Connor, died in office.

Chief Burgesses of Pittsburgh, 1794-1813(may beincomplete!)
GeorgeRobinson 1794-1800JohnPark 1800-01GeorgeStevenson 1801-02IsaacCraig 1802-03JamesO'Hara 1803-04PresleyNeville 1804-05WilliamSteele 1812-13

Postmasters at Pittsburgh, 1788-1972(may beincomplete!)
WilliamTilton 1788-89JohnScull 1789-96GeorgeAdams 1796GeorgeAdams 1796-1801HughScott 1801-04JohnJohnston 1804-22WilliamEichbaum, Jr. 1822-33DavidLynch 1833-40JamesKennedy Moorhead 1840-41RobertM. Riddle 1841-45ChambersMcKibbin 1845-49SamuelRoseburgh 1849-53RobertB. Anderson 1853-58JohnC. Dunn 1858-61SidneyF. Von Bonnhorst 1861-66WadeHampton 1866-67JamesH. McClellan 1867-70JohnH. Stewart 1870-73EdwardC. Negley 1873-77GeorgeH. Anderson 1877-81BenjaminDarlington 1881-82WilliamH. McLeary 1882-85JohnB. Larkin 1885-89JamesS. McKean 1889-94JohnC. O'Donnell 1894-98GeorgeL. Holliday 1898-1906WilliamH. Davis 1906-15GeorgeW. McNeil 1915-16AlexanderS. Guffey 1916AlexanderS. Guffey 1916-21GeorgeW. Gosser 1921-30WilliamA. Kenyon 1930-31JamesB. Anderson 1931-33WilliamM. Turner 1933-34WilliamM. Turner 1934-35StephenA. Bodkin 1935-36RalphE. Smith 1936RalphE. Smith 1936-38TomC. Cargill 1938StephenA. Bodkin 1938-39StephenA. Bodkin 1939-47JamesC. Smith 1947JamesC. Smith 1947-61EdwardG. Coll 1961EdwardG. Coll 1961-72

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1804:HughScott, died in office.

(annexed to Pittsburgh 1907)

Mayors of Allegheny, 1840-95(may be incomplete!)
WilliamRobinson, Jr. 1840ThomasSample 1841WilliamB. Foster 1842-43HezekiahNixon 1844-45R.S. Cassett 1846HenryCampbell 1847-48JonathanRush 1849HughS. Fleming 1850-52R.W. Park 1853WilliamB. Adams 1854-56HarmonDeHaven 1857JacobStuckrath 1858JohnMorrison 1859-60SimonDrum 1861-62A.C. Alexander 1863-64JohnMorrison 1865-67SimonDrum 1868-69A.P. Callow 1870-74DavidNeely 1874HughS. Fleming 1874O.Phillips 1875-77ThomasMagaw 1878-80L.Peterson 1881-84JamesG. Wyman 1884-87RichardT. Pearson 1887-88JamesG. Wyman as of 1892W.M. Kennedy as of 1895

Burgesses of Allegheny, 1829-40(may beincomplete!)
JohnIrwin 1829-34HughDavis 1835-38JohnMorrison 1839-40

Postmasters at Allegheny, 1855-1901(may beincomplete!)
ThomasFarley as of 1855J.A. Myler as of 1875-79J.Swan as of 1887I.R. Stayton as of 1895-97JamesA. Grier as of 1899-1901

(annexedto Pittsburgh 1927)

Burgesses of Carrick, 1923(may be incomplete!)
EllsworthC. Trott as of 1923

Postmasters at Carrick, 1855-1901(may beincomplete!)
ChristopherLinhart as of 1855JamesWilson as of 1879JosephA. Werner as of 1899-1901

(annexed to Pittsburgh 1920s)

Burgesses of St. Clair, 1923(may be incomplete!)
GeorgeJochum as of 1923

(annexed to Pittsburgh 1920s)

Burgesses of Knoxville, 1923(may be incomplete!)
HowardB. McNutt as of 1923

Collectors of Customs at Pittsburgh, 1917-51(may beincomplete!)
GeorgeW. Acklin as of 1917SamuelH. Thompson as of 1927-32DennisA. Phelan as of 1941ElaineV. Beadling as of 1946-51

U.S. Collectors of Internal Revenue at Pittsburgh, 1867-1951(may be incomplete!)
FerdinandE. Volz as of 1867ThomasW. Davis as of 1879SamuelD. Warmcastle as of 1891DanielB. Heiner 1902-13C.Gregg Lewellyn as of 1917-19DanielB. Heiner 1921-33WilliamDriscoll as of 1941StanleyGranger as of 1946-51

Surveyors of Customs at Pittsburgh, 1876-1909(may beincomplete!)
JamesS. Rutan 1876-79JohnF. Dravo as of 1881JohnF. Dravo as of 1891MahlonM. Garland as of 1909

U.S. Collectors of Internal Revenue at Allegheny, 1867-79(may be incomplete!)
JohnM. Sullivan as of 1867-79

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