William V. Brady

William Vermilye Brady (1811 – March 31, 1870)^[1] was the Mayor of New York from 1847 to 1848. Brady Avenue in the Bronx was named after him.

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Political offices
Preceded by Andrew H. Mickle	Mayor of New York City 1847–1848	Succeeded by William Frederick Havemeyer

Mayors of New York from inception to consolidation (June 12, 1665 – December 31, 1897)

T. Willett • Delavall • T. Willett • Van Steenwyk • Delavall • Nicoll • J. Lawrence • Dervall • De Mayer • S. Van Cortlandt • Delavall • Rombouts • Dyre • Van Steenwyk • Minvielle • N. Bayard • S. Van Cortlandt • Delanoy • J. Lawrence • A. de Peyster • Lodwik • Merritt • J. de Peyster • Provost • De Reimer • Noell • Hood • French • Peartree • Wilson • J. Van Cortlandt • Heathcote • Johnstone • J. Van Cortlandt • Walters • Jansen • Lurting • Richard • Cruger • S. Bayard • Holland • Cruger, Jr • Hicks • Mathews • Duane • Varick • Livingston • Clinton • M. Willett • Clinton • Radcliff • Clinton • Ferguson • Radcliff • Colden • Allen • Paulding • Hone • Paulding • Bowne • Lee • C. Lawrence • Clark • Varian • Morris • Harper • Havemeyer • Mickle • Brady • Havemeyer • Woodhull • Kingsland • Westervelt • Wood • Tiemann • Wood • Opdyke • Gunther • Hoffman • Coman • Hall • Havemeyer • Vance • Wickham • Ely • Cooper • Grace • Edson • Grace • Hewitt • Grant • Gilroy • Strong