List of mayors of Montgomery, Alabama

List of mayors of Montgomery, Alabama

This is a list of mayors who have served the city of Montgomery, Alabama, USA.

Mayor Term[1]
Samuel D. Holt (1st term) 1838
Jack Thorington 1839—1840
Hardy Herbet 1841
Perez Coleman 1842—1846
Nimrod E. Benson 1847
Edwin B. Harris 1848—1849
Robert T. Davis 1850
Thomas Welsh 1851
Samuel D. Holt (2nd term) 1852
Charles R. Hansford 1853—1859
Andrew J. Noble 1860—1861
J.F. Johnson 1862—1863
Walter L. Coleman 1864—1868
Thomas O. Glasscock 1868—1870
H.E. Faber 1870—1875
Mordecai L. Moses[2] 1875—1881
J.B. Gaston 1881—1885
W.S. Reese 1885—1889
Edward A. Graham 1889—1891
John G. Crommelin, Sr. 1891—1895
John H. Clisby 1895—1899
E.B. Joseph 1900—1903
Thomas H. Carr 1903—1905
W.M. Teague 1905—1909
Gaston Gunter 1909—1910
W.A. Gunter, Jr. (1st term) 1911—1915
W.T. Robertson 1915—1919
W.A. Gunter, Jr. (2nd term) 1919—1940
Cyrus B. Brown 1941—1944
David E. Dunn 1944—1945
John L. Goodwyn 1946—1951
W.A. Gayle 1951—1959
Earl D. James 1959—1971
Jim Robinson 1971—1977
Emory McCord Folmar 1977—1999
Bobby N. Bright November 9, 1999—January 6, 2009
Todd Strange March, 2009—

References

  1. ^ Owen, Thomas McAdory; Owen, Marie Bankhead (1921), History of Alabama and Dictionary of Alabama Biography, II (De luxe supplement ed.), Chicago: S. J. Clarke, p. 1037, http://books.google.com/?id=r0kUAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover, retrieved 2009-01-17 
  2. ^ Montgomery, Alabama, Goldring / Woldenberg Institute of Southern Jewish Life, http://www.isjl.org/history/archive/al/montgomery.html, retrieved 2009—01—31 

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