Mayors of New Bedford, Massachusetts [1]
# | Term | Name | Picture | Party | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1st | 1847–1851 | Abraham H. Howland | |||
2nd | 1852 | William J. Rotch | |||
3rd | 1853–1854 | Rodney French | |||
4th | 1855–1856 | George Howland Jr. | |||
5th | 1857–1858 | George H. Dunbar | |||
6th | 1859 | Willard Nye | |||
7th | 1860–1862 | Isaac C. Taber | |||
8th | 1862 (3 months), 1863–1865 | George Howland Jr. | |||
9th | 1866–1867 | John H. Perry | |||
10th | 1868–1869 | Andrew G. Pierce | Republican | ||
11th | 1870–1872 | George B. Richmond | |||
12th | 1873 | George H. Dunbar | |||
13th | 1874 | George B. Richmond | |||
14th | 1875–1876 | Abraham H. Howland Jr. | |||
15th | 1877 | Alanson Borden | |||
16th | 1878 | George B. Richmond | |||
17th | 1879–1880 | William T. Soule | |||
18th | 1881–1884 | George Wilson | |||
19th | 1885–1888 | Morgan Rotch | Republican | ||
20th | 1889–1890 | Walter Clifford [2] | |||
21st | 1891–1892 | Charles S. Ashley | Democratic | ||
22nd | 1893 | Jethro C. Brock | |||
23rd | 1894 | Stephen Allen Brownell | |||
24th | 1895–1896 | David Parker | |||
25th | 1897–1905 | Charles S. Ashley | Democratic | ||
26th | 1906 | Thomas Thompson | |||
27th | 1907 | Charles S. Ashley | Democratic | ||
28th | 1908–1909 | William J. Bullock | Republican | ||
29th | 1910–1914 | Charles S. Ashley | Democratic | ||
30th | 1915–1916 | Edward R. Hathaway | |||
31st | 1917–1921 | Charles S. Ashley | Democratic | ||
32nd | 1922 - 1924(2 Year Terms Started 1923) | Walter H.B. Remington | |||
33rd | 1925–1926 | Edward R. Hathaway | |||
34th | 1927–1936 | Charles S. Ashley | Democratic | [3] | |
35th | 1937–1940 | Leo E.J. Carney | |||
36th | 1941–1942 | Mathew A. Glynn | |||
37th | 1943–1951 | Arthur N. Harriman | |||
38th | 1952 - 1953 | Edward C. Peirce | |||
Interim | 1953 | Francis J. Lawler | Served As Interim Mayor From May To December 1953 while Peirce was in prison. | ||
39th | 1954–1955 | Arthur N. Harriman | |||
40th | 1956–1961 | Francis J. Lawler | |||
41st | 1962–1969 | Edward F. Harrington | |||
42nd | 1970–1971 | George Rogers | Democrat | ||
43rd | 1972–1982 | John A. Markey | Resigned to accept a judicial appointment | ||
Acting | 1982 - 1983 | Cynthia G. Kruger | Served as acting Mayor following Markey's resignation | ||
Acting | 1983 | Nelson Macedo | Succeeded Kruger as council president. Served as acting Mayor until a special election was held. | ||
44th | 1983–1985 | Brian J. Lawler | |||
45th | 1986–1991 | John K. Bullard | |||
46th | 1992–1998 | Rosemary S. Tierney | |||
47th | 1998–2006 | Frederick M. Kalisz Jr. | |||
48th | 2006–2012 | Scott W. Lang | |||
49th | 2012- | Jon Mitchell |
It is part of the life of Charles S. Ashley to be Mayor of New Bedford, and part of New Bedford's official life to have Mr. Ashley as Mayor. ...
Mayors of New Bedford, Massachusetts [1]
# | Term | Name | Picture | Party | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1st | 1847–1851 | Abraham H. Howland | |||
2nd | 1852 | William J. Rotch | |||
3rd | 1853–1854 | Rodney French | |||
4th | 1855–1856 | George Howland Jr. | |||
5th | 1857–1858 | George H. Dunbar | |||
6th | 1859 | Willard Nye | |||
7th | 1860–1862 | Isaac C. Taber | |||
8th | 1862 (3 months), 1863–1865 | George Howland Jr. | |||
9th | 1866–1867 | John H. Perry | |||
10th | 1868–1869 | Andrew G. Pierce | Republican | ||
11th | 1870–1872 | George B. Richmond | |||
12th | 1873 | George H. Dunbar | |||
13th | 1874 | George B. Richmond | |||
14th | 1875–1876 | Abraham H. Howland Jr. | |||
15th | 1877 | Alanson Borden | |||
16th | 1878 | George B. Richmond | |||
17th | 1879–1880 | William T. Soule | |||
18th | 1881–1884 | George Wilson | |||
19th | 1885–1888 | Morgan Rotch | Republican | ||
20th | 1889–1890 | Walter Clifford [2] | |||
21st | 1891–1892 | Charles S. Ashley | Democratic | ||
22nd | 1893 | Jethro C. Brock | |||
23rd | 1894 | Stephen Allen Brownell | |||
24th | 1895–1896 | David Parker | |||
25th | 1897–1905 | Charles S. Ashley | Democratic | ||
26th | 1906 | Thomas Thompson | |||
27th | 1907 | Charles S. Ashley | Democratic | ||
28th | 1908–1909 | William J. Bullock | Republican | ||
29th | 1910–1914 | Charles S. Ashley | Democratic | ||
30th | 1915–1916 | Edward R. Hathaway | |||
31st | 1917–1921 | Charles S. Ashley | Democratic | ||
32nd | 1922 - 1924(2 Year Terms Started 1923) | Walter H.B. Remington | |||
33rd | 1925–1926 | Edward R. Hathaway | |||
34th | 1927–1936 | Charles S. Ashley | Democratic | [3] | |
35th | 1937–1940 | Leo E.J. Carney | |||
36th | 1941–1942 | Mathew A. Glynn | |||
37th | 1943–1951 | Arthur N. Harriman | |||
38th | 1952 - 1953 | Edward C. Peirce | |||
Interim | 1953 | Francis J. Lawler | Served As Interim Mayor From May To December 1953 while Peirce was in prison. | ||
39th | 1954–1955 | Arthur N. Harriman | |||
40th | 1956–1961 | Francis J. Lawler | |||
41st | 1962–1969 | Edward F. Harrington | |||
42nd | 1970–1971 | George Rogers | Democrat | ||
43rd | 1972–1982 | John A. Markey | Resigned to accept a judicial appointment | ||
Acting | 1982 - 1983 | Cynthia G. Kruger | Served as acting Mayor following Markey's resignation | ||
Acting | 1983 | Nelson Macedo | Succeeded Kruger as council president. Served as acting Mayor until a special election was held. | ||
44th | 1983–1985 | Brian J. Lawler | |||
45th | 1986–1991 | John K. Bullard | |||
46th | 1992–1998 | Rosemary S. Tierney | |||
47th | 1998–2006 | Frederick M. Kalisz Jr. | |||
48th | 2006–2012 | Scott W. Lang | |||
49th | 2012- | Jon Mitchell |
It is part of the life of Charles S. Ashley to be Mayor of New Bedford, and part of New Bedford's official life to have Mr. Ashley as Mayor. ...