| | Braintree (part now in Quincy):
Caleb
Stetson |
| | Braintree:
Horace
T. Cahill —
Herbert
E. Curtis —
Francis
A. Hobart —
Carl
R. Johnson, Jr. —
Dace
J. Moore —
Daniel
P. Mullane —
Raymond
P. Palmer |
| | Brookline: |
| |
| | Brookline, year not specified:
William
V. Shannon |
| | Brookline, 1800-1849:
Henry
A. S. Dearborn |
| | Brookline, 1850-1899:
Alanson
W. Beard —
John
W. Candler —
Charles
F. Sprague —
George
M. Towle —
Joseph
Walker |
| | Brookline, 1900-1949:
Willis
J. Abbot —
Larz
Anderson —
Edward
W. Baker —
Albert
F. Bigelow —
Philip
G. Bowker —
Theodore
G. Brenner —
Elisha
Hume Brewster —
Henry
K. Cushing —
Daniel
J. Daley —
Thomas
H. Dowd —
Erland
F. Fish —
Ralph
O. Frank —
Dorothy
Whipple Fry —
Edward
E. Ginsburg —
Fergus
J. Hickey —
Sybil
H. Holmes —
Samuel
Kalesky —
Joseph
P. Kennedy —
Joseph
M. Levenson —
Alton
L. Miller —
Edward
O'Hearn Mullowney —
Daniel
F. O'Connell —
Edmund
F. O'Hearn —
John
E. O'Hearn —
Viola
R. Pinanski —
James
Roosevelt —
John
H. Sherbourne —
Louis
Carver Southard —
Charles
B. Strecker —
Joseph
Walker —
Leslie
C. Wead —
Alice
H. Wellington —
Edith
M. Williams —
Fred
H. Williams —
Harold
Williams, Jr. |
| | Brookline, 1950-1999:
Jack
H. Backman —
Matthew
Brown —
John
A. Businger —
Robert
C. Cochrane, Jr. —
Beryl
W. Cohen —
Michael
S. Dukakis —
Rubin
Epstein —
James
H. Henderson —
Jackson
J. Holtz —
Sumner
Z. Kaplan —
May
Louie —
Beth
Masterman —
Thomas
J. Noonan —
Carolyn
DeVore Parks —
Viola
R. Pinanski —
Maxwell
M. Rabb —
Helen
Rees —
Elliot
L. Richardson —
John
L. Saltonstall, Jr. —
Thaleia
Tsongas Schlesinger —
Daniel
Tyler, Jr. |
| | Brookline, 2000-2012:
Laura
M. Creedon —
Jody
Dow —
Ellen
Gilmore —
Deborah
B. Goldberg —
Heather
Hudson —
Jackie
Jenkins-Scott —
Cameron
Kerry —
Alan
Klazei —
Jesse
Mermell —
Thaleia
Tsongas Schlesinger —
Miriam
Vogel —
Mary
Wong |
|
| | Canton:
John
Bailey —
Francis
J. Carroll —
John
F. Kennedy —
Elijah
A. Morse —
Frank
L. Pushaw —
John
Richardson —
Kelly
A. Timilty |
| | Cohasset:
Selwyn
Zadock Bowman —
Frederick
R. Koed —
Amos
A. Lawrence —
Paula
E. Logan —
Donna
McGee —
Gerry
E. Studds |
| | Dedham:
Gaspar
G. Bacon —
Louis
D. Brandeis —
John
H. Burke, Jr. —
Waldo
Colburn —
Robert
K. Coughlin —
Edward
Dowse —
Vernon
B. Hitchins —
William
R. Langdon —
William
H. Lewis —
James
J. Mandeville —
William
D. McKinney —
Richard
Olney II —
Mason
Sears —
Harry
F. Stimpson, Jr. —
John
E. Yerxa |
| | Dover:
Arthur
B. Emmons III —
Vernon
B. Hitchins —
Leverett
Saltonstall —
Francis
W. Sargent —
George
L. Sargent |
| | East Braintree, Braintree:
Horace
T. Cahill —
Herbert
E. Curtis |
| | East Milton, Milton:
Tilton
S. Bell |
| | East Walpole, Walpole:
Anna
Child Bird —
Charles
Sumner Bird —
Charles
Sumner Bird, Jr. —
Francis
W. Bird |
| | Foxboro:
Michael
J. Coppola —
Fred
H. Williams |
| | Franklin:
Grace
C. Buchanan —
Horace
W. Hosie —
John
Jewell —
Linda
Jewell —
Dorothy
A. Keville —
Howard
A. Miller, Jr. —
James
Leo O'Connor —
Alessandro
Pizzi |
| | Holbrook:
Andrew
H. Card, Jr. —
Joyce
Card —
Louis
E. Flye —
Edward
J. Megley —
Roy
C. Smith |
| | Medfield:
J.
Henry Gould —
John
T. Harney |
| | Medway:
Warren
C. Carberg —
Warren
Lovering —
Thomas
E. O'Donnell —
William
W. Ollendorff |
| | Millis:
Christian
A. Herter —
Rudolph
F. King |
| | Milton:
Patricia
Armstrong —
John
Bailey —
Jesse
B. Baxter —
James
A. Burke —
J.
P. S. Churchill —
David
J. Concannon —
Louis
A. Coolidge —
Philip
S. Dalton —
Elizabeth
L. Dowling —
H.
Clifford Gallagher —
John
J. Gallagher —
James
Gilman —
Shirlie
S. Goldman —
Brian
A. Joyce —
Elizabeth
J. McSherry —
Jean
L. Olmstead —
Edward
L. Pierce —
George
B. Pierce —
John
E. Thayer, Jr. —
Anna
M. Whelan —
Richard
B. Wigglesworth |
| | Needham:
Josiah
G. Abbott —
Gilbert
W. Cox, Jr. —
Leslie
B. Cutler —
Lida
Harkins —
Cheryl
Jacques —
Mark
O'Brien —
Arthur
Tiernan —
Joseph
Y. Wong —
Samuel
H. Wragg |
| | Needham Heights, Needham:
William
H. Carter |
| | North Quincy, Quincy:
Alicia
Gardner |
| | Norwood:
Frank
G. Allen —
Patricia
E. Barrett —
Margaret
M. Blizard —
Marion
Curran Boch —
John
J. Cleary —
Anna
I. Coughlin —
J.
Stearns Cushing —
James
M. Folan —
Doris
M. Kanin —
Florence
H. LeFevre —
John
M. Quinlan —
Clement
A. Riley —
Lewis
F. Shannon —
William
A. Wall |
| | Plainville:
Kevin
D. Preston —
Debra
R. Tucker |
| | Quincy: |
| | |
| | Randolph:
Sheila
Burgess-Hill —
Alvan
Kidder —
Theodore
S. Luddington —
James
S. Maguire —
William
F. Maguire —
Arne
A. Sortell —
Bradford
L. Wales —
Ruth
Walsh |
| | Sharon:
Ronald
M. Alman —
Edwin
R. Clark —
Washington
Cook —
Adeline
L. Freedman —
Daniel
Happnie —
William
R. Keating —
Sam
Liao —
Charles
F. Riordan —
Lillian
D. Savage |
| | South Weymouth, Weymouth:
George
L. Barnes —
Arthur
Hurley —
Margaret
MacKenzie —
Daniel
F. McCole |
| | Stoughton:
William
O. Faxon —
Robert
C. Hahn —
Jean
Inman —
William
J. O'Brien |
| | Walpole:
Francis
W. Bird —
Kathleen
Manson —
Willis
D. McLean —
Raymond
Shamie —
Jo
Ann Sprague |
| | Wellesley:
Elizabeth
E. Amesbury —
George
W. Anderson —
John
S. Bottomly —
Frank
H. Conway —
Robert
F. Daly —
Edmund
R. Dewing —
Hermann
Eilts —
Virginia
Ann Greiman —
Margaret
M. Heckler —
Georgia
E. Ireland —
Cynthia
Ann Kelly —
Burton
Levin —
Mary
C. Marple —
Robert
H. Marsh —
Francis
V. Matera —
Edmund
M. Murray —
Steven
S. Porter —
Dudley
P. Ranney —
Phyllis
Stock |
| | Wellesley Hills, Wellesley:
George
W. Anderson —
Harrison
H. Atwood —
Roger
W. Babson —
Florence
G. Claussen |
| | Westwood:
Grace
H. Bagley —
Philip
Dunkelbarger —
Clarence
R. Edwards —
Helen
J. Fay —
Scott
Harshbarger —
Frank
H. Heffron —
James
Jackson |
| | Weymouth:
Linda
Broadford —
William
A. Connell, Jr. —
William
F. Donoghue —
Charles
L. Gibson —
Robert
L. Hedlund —
Newland
H. Holmes —
Sue
Kay —
Benjamin
S. Lovell —
David
M. Madden —
John
H. Moran —
Dolores
E. Nourse |
| | Wollaston, Quincy:
Charles
W. Hedges —
Leo
Monahan |
| | Wrentham:
Scott
Brown —
Warren
R. Gilmore |
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