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The
Mayor of Quincy
is the head of the municipal government in
Quincy, Massachusetts
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Quincy City Hall
List of mayors
#
Mayor
Picture
Term
Party
1st
Charles H. Porter
1889
Republican
2nd
Henry O. Fairbanks
1890-1893
Republican
3rd
William A. Hodges
1894-1895
Democratic
4th
Charles Francis Adams
1896-1897
Independent Republican
5th
Russell Adams Sears
1898
Republican
6th
Harrison A. Keith
1899
Democratic
7th
John O. Hall
1900-1901
Republican
8th
Charles M. Bryant
1902-1904
Republican
9th
James Thompson
1905-1907
Republican
10th
William T. Shea
1908-1911
Democratic
11th
Eugene R. Stone
1912-1913
Republican
12th
John Miller
1914
Progressive
Acting
Joseph L. Whiton
1914
Republican
13th
Chester I. Campbell
1915
Republican
14th
Gustave B. Bates
1916
Republican
15th
Joseph L. Whiton
1917–1920
Republican
16th
William A. Bradford
1921–1922
Republican
17th
Gustave B. Bates
1923–1924
Republican
18th
Perley E. Barbour
1925–1926
Republican
19th
Thomas J. McGrath
1927–1932
Republican
20th
Charles A. Ross
1933–1937
Republican
21st
Thomas Skudder Burgin
1938–1942
Republican
22nd
Charles A. Ross
1943–1949
Republican
23rd
Thomas Skudder Burgin
1950–1951
Republican
24th
David S. McIntosh
1952–1953
Republican
25th
Amelio Della Chiesa
1954–1965
Republican
26th
James McIntyre
1965–1971
Democratic
27th
Walter Hannon
1972–1975
Republican
28th
Joseph LaRala
1976–1977
Democratic
29th
Arthur Tobin
1978–1981
Democratic
30th
Francis X. McCauley
1982–1989
Republican
31st
James A. Sheets
1990–2002
Democratic
(turned Independent in retirement)
[
1
]
32nd
William J. Phelan
2002–2008
Independent
33rd
Thomas P. Koch
2008–present
Independent
[
2
]
References
↑
"Former Quincy mayor Sheets says he may run for U.S. Congress"
.
↑
Cotter, Sean Philip (February 8, 2018).
"Koch leaves Democratic Party over abortion"
.
Patriot Ledger
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the original
on August 14, 2018
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September 21,
2021
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