List of mayors of Taunton, Massachusetts

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This is a list of mayors of Taunton, Massachusetts. Taunton was led by a Board of Selectmen from 1639 until its re-incorporation as a city in 1864.

Mayor Term Began Term Ended Notes
Edmund H. Bennett 1864 First mayor of Taunton and re-elected in 1866 and 1867
Stephan H. Rhodes [1868-1869}
Daniel Mitchell [1870-1872]
William H. Fox [1873]
George Babbitt [1874-1876]
Onias Paige [1877-1879]
Charles Johnson [1880-1882]
Horatio Cushman [1883]
Charles Hanson [1881-1885]
R. Henry Hall [1888-1889]
Arthur Alger [1890]
Francis Babbitt [1891-1892]
Willis Hodgman [1894]
Charles A. Reed [1895]
Benjamin Morris [1896]
Nathaniel J.W.Fish [1897-1898]
Arthur Alger [1900]
John O'Hearne [1901]
Richard Warner [1902-1904]
John H. Eldridge [1905]
John B. Tracey [1906-1907]
Edgar Crossman [1908-1909}
William S. Woods [1910-1911]
Nathaniel J.W. Fish c. 1912
William J.Flood [1916-1918]
Leo Coughlin [1920-1925]
Andrew J. McGraw [1932-1935]
Arthur Poole [1936-1939]
John Fitzgerald [1940]
Merrill Aldrich [1940-1946] November, 1946 Resigned to serve prison sentence.[1]
 
John F. Parker [1947-1953]
Joseph C. Chamberlain [1954-1959] 1960
Bernard F. Cleary [1960-1963]
Benjamin A. Friedman [1963-1969]
Joseph E. Flood [1970-1971]
Rudolph H. DeSilva [1972-1973]
Theodore J. Alexio, Jr. [1974-1975]
Benjamin A. Friedman [1976-1977]
Joseph L. Amaral [1978-1981]
Richard Johnson 1982 1991
Robert G. Nunes 1992 1999
Thaddeus J. Strojny [2000-2003]
Robert G. Nunes [2004-March 12, 2007] Resigned to serve as Director of Municipal Affairs for Gov. Deval Patrick.[2]
First mayor of Taunton to leave the office voluntarily before his term ended.
Charles E. Crowley [March 12, 2007 - Present] Elected to a term in his own right on November 6, 2007.[3]

[edit] References

  1. ^ Spitler, Scott. "History points to big battle". Taunton Daily Gazette. August 26, 2007
  2. ^ Gay, Ted. "A look back at 'Kid Bob, Boy Mayor'". Taunton Daily Gazette. February 17, 2007
  3. ^ "It's Over!". Taunton Daily Gazette. November 6, 2007