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词条 List of mayors of Lawrence, Massachusetts
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  1. List of mayors

  2. Notes

  3. References

This is a list of Mayors of Lawrence, Massachusetts.

The Mayor of Lawrence is the head of the municipal government in Lawrence, Massachusetts. There was no Mayor of Lawrence from April 14, 1847 until March 21, 1853, because up to that point Lawrence was still incorporated as a town. The Town of Lawrence was administered by the Board of Selectmen.

List of mayors

# Mayor Picture Term Party Notes
1stCharles Storer Storrow1853–1854WhigFirst mayor under the original city charter.
2ndEnoch Bartlett1854–1855Democratic
3rdAlbert Warren1855–1857Native American Party
4thJohn R. Rollins1857–1859Whig
5thHenry K. Oliver1859–1860Republican
6thDaniel Saunders, Jr.1860–1861DemocraticSaunders was the founder of Lawrence.
7thJames K. Barker1861–1862Republican
8thWilliam H. P. Wright1862–1864Republican
9thAlfred J. French1864–1865Republican
10thMilton Bonney1865–January 1, 1866Republican
11thPardon ArmingtonJanuary 1, 1866–1867Republican
12thNathaniel P. H. Melvin1867–1869Democratic
13thFrank Davis1869–January 3, 1870Republican
14thNathaniel P. H. MelvinJanuary 3, 1870–1871Democratic
15thS. B. W. Davis1871–1872Republican
16thJohn K. Tarbox1873–January 4, 1875Democratic
17thRobert H. TewksburyJanuary 4, 1875–January 3, 1876Republican
18thEdmund R. HaydenJanuary 3, 1876–1876Democratic
19thCaleb SaundersJanuary 1, 1877–1877Democratic
20thJames R. Simpson1878–1880Republican
21stHenry Kingman Webster1881–1881Republican
22ndJohn Breen1882–1884DemocraticFirst Irish born or Roman Catholic Mayor in New England.
23rdJames R. Simpson1885–1885Republican
24thAlexander B. Bruce1886–1887Democratic
25thAlvin E. Mack1888–1889Republican
26thJohn W. Crawford1890–1890Democratic
27thLewis P. Collins1891–1891Republican
28thHenry P. Doe1892–1892Democratic
29thAlvin E. Mack1893–1893Republican
30thCharles G. Rutter1894–1895Democratic
31stGeorge S. Junkins1896–1897Republican
32ndJames H. Eaton1898–1899Republican
33rdJames F. Leonard1900–1902Democratic
34thAlexander F. Grany1903–January 4, 1904
35thCornelius F. LynchJanuary 4, 1904–1905
36thJohn P. Kane1906–1908
37thWilliam P. White1909-July 25, 1910Resigned after he was convicted on bribery charges and sentenced to three years in the house of correction.
White's resignation was effective when accepted by both branches of the city council on July 25, 1910.
38thJohn T. Cahill1910–1911DemocraticTo fill vacancy.
39thMichael A. ScanlonJanuary 1, 1912–August 16, 1914A new city charter went into effect on January 1, 1912.
With the new charter a Commission form of government was established.
Two year terms beginning with Scanlon.
Scanlon Died in office.
40thJohn P. Kane1914–1915To fill vacancy
41stJohn J. Hurley1916–1919
42ndWilliam P. White1920–1921
43rdDaniel W. Mahoney1922–1923
44thWalter T. Rochefort1924–1928
45thMichael A. Landers1928–1931
46thWilliam P. White1932–1933
47thWalter A. Griffin1934–1942
48thJames P. Meehan1942–1951Democratic
49thJohn J. Buckley1952–1965Democratic
50th Daniel P. Kiley, Jr. 1966–1971
51stJohn J. Buckley1972–1977Democratic
52ndLawrence P. LeFebre1978–1983Democratic
53rdJohn J. Buckley1984-January 2, 1986Democratic
54thKevin J. Sullivan January 2, 1986–1991 Democratic Switched from Democrat to Republican[1]
1991–1993 RepublicanResigned to accept an appointment as head of State Transportation
ActingGeorge Miller1993
ActingLeonard J. Degnan1993Democratic
55thMary Claire Kennedy1993–1998Republican
56thPatricia Dowling1998–2001 Democratic Resigned to accept an appointment as a state district court judge.
ActingMarcos DeversSeptember 2001 – November, 2001Democratic
57thMichael J. SullivanNovember 2001 - January 4, 2010Republican
58thWilliam LantiguaJanuary 4, 2010– January 4, 2014Democratic
59thDan RiveraJanuary 4, 2014 -Democratic

Notes

1. ^{{cite news|last=Zitner|first=Aaron|title=Democratic state party members caucus for open committee slot|newspaper=Boston Globe|date=June 9, 1991}}

References

  • Arrington, Benjamin F. Arrington: Municipal history of Essex County in Massachusetts, Volume 2 (1922).
  • Hayes, Jonathan Franklin Chesley: History of the city of Lawrence, Lawrence, Ma.: (1868).
  • Merrill, C.G.: The Lawrence gazetteer : containing a record of the important events in Lawrence and vicinity from 1845 to 1894, also, a history of the corporations, industrial establishments, churches, societies, clubs, and other organizations; national, state and municipal statistics, and a variety of useful information (1894).
  • Wadsworth, Horace Andrew, History of Lawrence, Massachusetts: with Portraits and Biographical Sketches, Lawrence, Ma.: Lawrence Eagle Steam Job Printing Office. (1880).
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