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Mayors of Hattiesburg, Mississippi

Mayors of Hattiesburg, 1884-2010 (may be incomplete!)
Oliver Hazard Perry Jones 1884-85 William Johnson 1885-86 J. J. Thornton 1886-87 David Black 1887-89 Walter Moreland Conner 1889-91 J. M. Williamson 1891-93 D. B. Hover 1893-94 Evans Hall 1894-97 T. J. Mixon 1897-99 Evans Hall 1899-1901 Charles W. Rich 1901-07 J. D. Donald 1911-13 T. E. Batson 1913-22 B. D. Moore 1922 W. S. F. Tatum 1922-25 B. D. Moore 1925-29 W. S. F. Tatum 1929-37 Travis H. Boykin 1937-41 George M. Calhoun 1941-49 D. W. Holmes 1949-50 Mrs. D. W. Holmes 1950-51 Edward J. Currie 1951-53 Moran M. Pope, Jr. 1953-57 D. Gary Sutherland 1957 Richard T. Carlisle 1957-61 Claude F. Pittman, Sr. 1961-62 Claude F. Pittman, Jr. 1962-65 Paul E. Grady 1965-73 A. L. Gerrard, Jr. 1973-80 G. D. Williamson 1980 Bobby L. Chain 1980-85 G. D. Williamson 1985-89 Ed Morgan 1989-2001 Johnny DuPree 2001-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1980: A. L. Gerrard, Jr., resigned.

 

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