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List of mayors of Manchester, New Hampshire

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This is a list of mayors of Manchester, New Hampshire.

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Political party designations are shown for some mayors, where known. However, municipal elections are officially non-partisan.

Throughout most of the previous century, elections have been held in odd-numbered years. Mayors are elected for a two-year term of office. The first city election in Manchester, New Hampshire occurred on August 19, 1846.

The administrative and executive powers of the city are vested in the mayor. The mayor must be a resident of the city for at least a year prior to filing for the office of mayor. The mayor has the power to supervise the administrative affairs of the city and presides over meetings of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen. The mayor is the de facto head of the Board of School Committee, which oversees the city’s schools.

From 1846 to 1857, mayors served for a one-year term, expiring on the third Tuesday in March. From 1857 to 1872, the mayor's term expired on the last day of December. In 1873, the term ended annually on the Third Tuesday in March, up until 1880, when it became a two-year term.

List

No.MayorTook officeLeft officeTenurePartyElection
1 Hiram Brown.png Hiram Brown
(1801–1890)		184618471 year Whig 1846
2 Jacob Franklin James (IA manchesterbriefr00cla) (page 337 crop).jpg Jacob F. James
(1817–1892)
1st time		184718492 years Whig 1847
1848
3 Warren Lovejoy Lane (IA manchesterbriefr00cla) (page 377 crop).jpg Warren L. Lane
(1805–1861)		184918501 year Democratic 1849
4 Moses Fellows (IA manchesterbriefr00cla) (page 287 crop).jpg Moses Fellows
(1803–1879)		185018522 yearsUnknown 1850
1851
5 Frederick Smyth (IA manchesterbriefr00cla) (page 488 crop).jpg Frederick Smyth
(1819–1899)
1st time		185218553 yearsUnknown 1852
1853
1854
6 No image.png Theodore T. Abbott
(1799–1886)
1st time		185518572 years American 1855
Mar.
1856
7 Jacob Franklin James (IA manchesterbriefr00cla) (page 337 crop).jpg Jacob F. James
(1817–1892)
2nd time		185718581 year Whig Nov.
1856
8 No image.png Alonzo Smith
(1808–1865)		185818591 yearUnknown 1857
9 Edward Weatherbee Harrington (IA manchesterbriefr00cla) (page 307 crop).jpg Edward W. Harrington
(TBA–TBA)		185918612 yearsUnknown 1858
1859
10 David A. Bunton (IA manchesterbriefr00cla) (page 95 crop).jpg David A. Bunton
(1805–1890)		186118632 years Republican 1860
1861
11 No image.png Theodore T. Abbott
(1799–1886)
2nd time		186318641 year American 1862
12 Frederick Smyth (IA manchesterbriefr00cla) (page 488 crop).jpg Frederick Smyth
(1819–1899)
2nd time		186418651 year Republican 1863
13 No image.png Darwin J. Daniels
(?–1865)		1865August 15, 1865 [a] 8 monthsUnknown 1864
– No image.png F. W. Harrington
(TBA–TBA)
Acting
[1] 		August 15, 1865August 18651 monthUnknown–
14 John Hosley (IA manchesterbriefr00cla) (page 327 crop).jpg John Hosley
(TBA–TBA)
1st time		August 186518671 year, 4 monthsUnknown 1865
15 Joseph B. Clark (IA manchesterbriefr00cla) (page 217 crop).jpg Joseph B. Clark
(TBA–TBA)		186718681 year Republican 1866
16 James Adams Weston (IA manchesterbriefr00cla) (page 558 crop).jpg James A. Weston
(1827–1895)
1st time		186818691 year Democratic 1867
17 No image.png Isaac W. Smith
(1825–1898)		186918701 year Republican 1868
18 James Adams Weston (IA manchesterbriefr00cla) (page 558 crop).jpg James A. Weston
(1827–1895)
2nd time		18701871 [b] 1 year Democratic 1869
1870
19 Person Colby Cheney (IA manchesterbriefr00cla) (page 207 crop).jpg Person Colby Cheney
(1828–1901)		187218731 year Republican 1871
20 Charles Henry Bartlett (IA manchesterbriefr00cla) (page 55 crop).jpg Charles H. Bartlett
(1833–1900)
[2] 		1873February 18, 1873 [c] 2 monthsUnknown 1872
21 John P. Newell (IA manchesterbriefr00cla) (page 418 crop).jpg John P. Newell
(TBA–TBA)		1873187410 monthsUnknownApp.
22 James Adams Weston (IA manchesterbriefr00cla) (page 558 crop).jpg James A. Weston
(1827–1895)
3rd time		187418751 year Democratic 1873
23 No image.png Alpheus Gay
(TBA–TBA)		187518761 year Republican 1875
24 No image.png Ira Cross
(1833–1914)		18761877 [d] 1 year Republican 1876
1877
25 No image.png John L. Kelly
(TBA–TBA)		187718814 yearsUnknown Mar.
1878
Nov.
1878
26 No image.png Horace B. Putnam
(1825–1888)		188118854 yearsUnknown 1880
1882
27 No image.png George H. Stearns
(1838–1929)		188518872 yearsUnknown 1884
28 John Hosley (IA manchesterbriefr00cla) (page 327 crop).jpg John Hosley
(TBA–TBA)
2nd time		188718892 yearsUnknown 1886
29 David B. Varney (IA manchesterbriefr00cla) (page 518 crop).jpg David B. Varney
(TBA–TBA)		188918912 yearsUnknown 1888
30 No image.png Edgar J. Knowlton
(TBA–TBA)		1891May 10, 1894 [d] 3–4 yearsUnknown 1890
1892
– David B. Varney (IA manchesterbriefr00cla) (page 518 crop).jpg David B. Varney
(TBA–TBA)
De facto		July 1894June 189511 monthsUnknown–
31 William C. Clarke (IA manchesterbriefr00cla) (page 247 crop).jpg William C. Clarke
(TBA–TBA)		189519038 years Republican 1894
1896
1898
1900
32 Eugene E. Reed (New Hampshire Congressman).jpg Eugene E. Reed
(1866–1940)		190319118 years Democratic 1902
1904
1906
1908
33 No image.png Edward Clarke Smith
(1864–1926)		191119132 years Republican 1910
34 No image.png Charles C. Hayes
(TBA–TBA)		191319152 years Democratic 1912
35 Harry W. Spaulding 1 (a).jpg Harry W. Spaulding
(TBA–TBA)		191519183 years Republican 1914
1915
36 No image.png Moise Verrette
(TBA–TBA)		191819224 years Democratic 1917
1919
37 No image.png George E. Trudel
(TBA–TBA)		192219264 years Republican 1921
1923
38 No image.png Arthur E. Moreau
(TBA–TBA)		192619326 years Republican 1925
1927
1929
39 No image.png Damase Caron
(TBA–TBA)		1932194210 years Democratic 1931
1933
1935
1937
1939
40 No image.png Wilfred A. LaFlamme
(TBA–TBA)		194219442 years Republican 1941
41 No image.png Josephat T. Benoit
(1900–1976)		1944196218 years Democratic 1943
1945
1947
1949
1951
1953
1955
1957
1959
42 No image.png John C. Mongan
(1925–2013)
1st time		196219642 years Republican 1961
43 No image.png Roland S. Vallee
(1929–1997)		196419684 years Democratic 1963
1965
44 No image.png John C. Mongan
(1925–2013)
2nd time		196819702 years Republican 1967
45 No image.png Henry J. Pariseau
(1918–1970)		1970May 30, 1970 [a] 5 months Republican 1969
46 No image.png Charles R. Stanton
(1929–1985)
1st time		197019721 year, 6 months Democratic App.
47 Sylvio Dupuis (26485877204) (a).jpg Sylvio L. Dupuis
(born 1934)		1972May 1975 [e] 3 years, 5 months Democratic 1971
1973
48 No image.png Charles R. Stanton
(1929–1985)
2nd time		May 197519826 years, 7 months Democratic App.
1975
1977
1979
49 No image.png Emile Beaulieu
(1931–2016)
1st time
[3] 		198219842 years Democratic 1981
50 No image.png Robert F. Shaw
(1934–2004)		198419884 years Republican 1983
1985
51 No image.png Emile Beaulieu
(1931–2016)
2nd time
[3] 		198819902 years Democratic 1987
52 Mayor Raymond.jpg Raymond Wieczorek
(1928–2022)		1990200010 years Republican 1989
1991
1993
1995
1997
53 No image.png Robert A. Baines
(1946–2026)		200020066 years Democratic 1999
2001
2003
54 Frankguinta (1).JPG Frank Guinta
(born 1970)		January 3, 2006January 5, 20104 years, 2 days Republican 2005
2007
55 Ted Gatsas (1).jpg Ted Gatsas
(born 1950)		January 5, 2010January 2, 20187 years, 362 days Republican 2009
2011
2013
2015
56 Joyce Craig.jpg Joyce Craig
(born 1967)		January 2, 2018January 2, 20246 years, 0 days Democratic 2017
2019
2021
57 Manchester NH Mayor Jay Ruais Inauguration (cropped).jpg Jay Ruais
(born 1985)		January 2, 2024 Incumbent 2 years, 23 days Republican 2023
2025

Notes

  1. 1 2 Died in office.
  2. ↑ Weston resigned after running successfully for Governor of New Hampshire.
  3. ↑ Bartlett resigned because he was Clerk of the U.S. District Court, and could not hold a state or municipal elected office.
  4. 1 2 Resigned.
  5. ↑ Dupuis resigned to be one of the founders of Catholic Medical Center.

See also

References

References

  1. ↑ "Daily Evening News Fall River" . Newspapers.com. Fall River Daily Evening News. August 29, 1865. Retrieved January 24, 2026.
  2. ↑ Manchester Historic Association collections, volume 3, 1902, p. xxiii
  3. 1 2 "The Records of Emile D. Beaulieu, 1982-1983, 1988-1989". City of Manchester, New Hampshire, Official Website. Retrieved January 30, 2017.
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