Chicago Mayors

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Chicago Mayors Soundex Code C220

See also: Wikipedia page on Mayor of Chicago

Listed in Alphabetical Order

Michael Anthony Bilandic (Tuesday, February 13, 1923 – Tuesday, January 15, 2002)

Lester Legrant Bond (Tuesday, October 27, 1829 - Wednesday, April 15, 1903)

Levi Day Boone (Tuesday, December 6, 1808 - Tuesday, January 24, 1882)

Fred A. Busse (Saturday, March 3, 1866 – Thursday, July 9, 1914)

Jane Margaret Byrne (Thursday, May 24, 1934 - Friday, November 14, 2014)

Anton Joseph Cermak (Friday, May 9, 1873 – Monday, March 6, 1933)

John Putnam Chapin (Saturday, April 21, 1810 - Wednesday, July 27, 1864)

Harvey Doolittle Colvin (Monday, December 18, 1815 - Saturday, April 16, 1892)

Frank J. Corr (Friday, January 12, 1877 – Sunday, June 3, 1934)

DeWitt Clinton Cregier (Monday, June 1, 1829 - Wednesday, November 9, 1898)

James Curtiss (Thursday, April 7, 1803 – Wednesday, November 2, 1859)

Richard Joseph Daley (Thursday, May 15, 1902 – Monday, December 20, 1976)

Richard Michael Daley (Friday, April 24, 1942 - ?)

William Emmett Dever (Thursday, March 13, 1862 – Tuesday, September 3, 1929)

Edward Fitzsimmons Dunne (Wednesday, October 12, 1853 – Monday, May 24, 1937)

Thomas Dyer (Sunday, January 13, 1805 – Friday, June 6, 1862)

Rahm Israel Emanuel (Sunday, November 29, 1959 - ?)

Augustus Garrett (? - 1801 – Thursday, November 30, 1848)

Charles McNeill Gray (Saturday, March 7, 1807 - Saturday, October 17, 1885)

Walter Smith Gurnee (Tuesday, March 9, 1813 – Saturday, April 18, 1903)

John Charles Haines (Tuesday, May 26, 1818 - Saturday, July 4, 1896)

Carter Henry Harrison, Sr. (Tuesday, February 15, 1825 – Saturday, October 28, 1893)

Carter Henry Harrison, Jr. (Monday, April 23, 1860 - Friday, December 25, 1953)

Monroe Heath (Tuesday, March 27, 1827 – Sunday, October 21, 1894)

John Patrick Hopkins (Friday, October 29, 1858 – Sunday, October 13, 1918)

Edward Joseph Kelly (Monday, May 1, 1876 – Friday, October 20, 1950)

Martin H. Kennelly (Thursday, August 11, 1887 – Wednesday, November 29, 1961)

Alexander Lloyd (August 19, 1805 – May 7, 1872)

Roswell B. Mason (Monday, September 19, 1805 – Friday, January 1, 1892)

Joseph Medill (Sunday, April 6, 1823 – Thursday, March 16, 1899)

Isaac Lawrence Milliken (Tuesday, August 29, 1815 – Wednesday, December 2, 1885)

William R. Moorehouse Acting Mayor during Eastland Disaster, 1915

Buckner Stith Morris (Tuesday, August 19, 1800 – Tuesday, December 16, 1879)

William Butler Ogden (Saturday, June 15, 1805 – Friday, August 3, 1877)

David Duvall Orr (Wednesday, October 4, 1944 - ?)

Thomas J.V. Owen (Friday, July 23, 1824 - Sunday, March 19, 1876)

Benjamin Wright Raymond (Monday, June 15, 1801 – Friday, April 6, 1883)

John Blake Rice (Sunday, May 28, 1809 – Thursday, December 17, 1874)

John A. Roche (Monday, August 12, 1844 – Wednesday, February 10, 1904)

Julian Sidney Rumsey (Thursday, April 3, 1823 - Tuesday, April 20, 1886)

Eugene Sawyer (Monday, September 3, 1934 – Saturday, January 19, 2008)

Alson Sherman (Sunday, April 21, 1811 – Sunday, September 27, 1903)

Francis Cornwall Sherman (Wednesday, September 18, 1805 – Monday, November 7, 1870)

George Bell Swift (Sunday, December 14, 1845 – Tuesday, July 2, 1912)

William Hale "Big Bill" Thompson (Friday, May 14, 1869 – Sunday, March 19, 1944)

Hempstead Washburne (Thursday, November 11, 1852 – Sunday, April 13, 1919)

Harold Lee Washington (Saturday, April 15, 1922 – Wednesday, November 25, 1987)

John Wentworth (Sunday, March 5, 1815 – Tuesday, October 16, 1888)

James Hutchinson Woodworth (Tuesday, December 4, 1804 - Friday, March 26, 1869)

Listed in Terms of Office Order

01. William Butler Ogden, served 1837-1838 Democrat first mayor of Chicago

02. Buckner Stith Morris, served 1838-1839 Whig

03. Benjamin Wright Raymond, served 1839-1840 Whig

04. Alexander Lloyd, served 1840-1841 Democrat

05. Francis Cornwall Sherman, served 1841-1842 Democrat

06. Benjamin Wright Raymond, served 2nd term, 1842-1843 Whig

07. Augustus Garrett, served 1843-1844 Democrat

08. Alson Sherman, served 1844-1845 Independent Democrat

09. Augustus Garrett, served 2nd term, 1845-1846 Democrat

10. John Putnam Chapin, served 1846-1847 Whig

11. James Curtiss, served 1847-1848 Democrat

12. James Hutchinson Woodworth, served 1848-1850 Independent Democrat

13. James Curtiss, served 1850-1851 Democrat

14. Walter Smith Gurnee, served 1851-1853 Democrat

15. Charles McNeill Gray, served 1853-1854 Democrat

16. Isaac Lawrence Milliken, served 1854-1855 Democrat

17. Levi Day Boone, served 1855-1856 American Party (1855-1860) Great nephew of Daniel Boone

18. Thomas Dyer, served 1856-1857 Democrat

19. John Wentworth, served 1857-1858 Republican

20. John Charles Haines, 1850-1860 Democrat

21. John Wentworth, served 2nd term 1860-1861 Republican

22. Julian Sidney Rumsey, served 1861-1862 Republican

23. Francis Cornwall Sherman, served 1862-1865 Democrat

24. John Blake Rice, served 1865-1869 Republican

25. Roswell B. Mason, served 1869-1871 Citizen's Party.

26. Joseph Medill, served 1871-1873 Fireproof Party (temporary party)

27. Harvey Doolittle Colvin, served 1873-1875 People's Party

28. Monroe Heath, served 1875-1879 Republican

29. Carter Henry Harrison, Sr., served 1879-1887 Democrat

30. John A. Roche, served 1887-1889 Republican

31. DeWitt Clinton Cregier, served 1889-1891 Democrat

32. Hempstead Washburne, served 1891-1893 Republican

33. Carter Henry Harrison, Sr., served 1893 (assassinated in office) Democrat

34. George Bell Swift, served 1893 (Mayor Pro Tem) Republican

35. John Patrick Hopkins, served 1893-1895 Democrat

36. George Bell Swift, served 2nd term (first full term) 1895-1897 Republican

37. Carter Henry Harrison, Jr., served 1897-1905 Democrat

38. Edward Fitzsimmons Dunne, served 1905-1907 Democrat

39. Fred A. Busse, served 1907-1911 Republican

40. Carter Henry Harrison, Jr. served 2nd term 1911-1915 Democrat

41. William Hale "Big Bill" Thompson, served 1915–1923, Republican

41-A William R. Moorehouse Acting Mayor at time of Eastland Disaster (July 24, 1915).

42. William Emmett Dever, served 1923-1927 Democrat

43. William Hale "Big Bill" Thompson, served second term 1927–1931, Republican

44. Anton Joseph Cermak, served 1931-1933 Democrat

45. Frank J. Corr, served 1933, acting mayor, 33 days Democrat

46. Edward Joseph Kelly, served 1933-1947 Democrat

47. Martin H. Kennelly, served 1947-1955 Democrat

48. Richard Joseph Daley, served 1955-1976 (died in office) Democrat

49. Michael Anthony Bilandic, served 1976-1979 Democrat

50. Jane Margaret Byrne, served 1979-1983 Democrat Fist Female Mayor

51. Harold Lee Washington, served 1983-1987 (died in office) Democrat first Black Mayor

52. David Duvall Orr, served 1987, 8 days, Interim Mayor, Democrat

53. Eugene Sawyer, served 1987–1989, Democrat Elected by city council to complete Mayor Washington's term

54. Richard Michael Daley, served 1989–2011 (longest serving mayor) Democrat

55. Rahm Israel Emanuel, served 2011-? Rahm Emanuel is a Democrat but he and all other candidates in the 2011 election officially ran as nonpartisans. Under a 1995 Illinois law, "candidates for mayor . . . no longer would run under party labels in Chicago. First Jewish Mayor

Listed by Political Party

DEMOCRATIC PARTY

01. William Butler Ogden, served 1837-1838 Democrat first mayor of Chicago

04. Alexander Lloyd, served 1840-1841 Democrat

05. Francis Cornwall Sherman, served 1841-1842 Democrat

07. Augustus Garrett, served 1843-1844 Democrat

08. Alson Sherman, served 1844-1845 Independent Democrat

09. Augustus Garrett, served 2nd term, 1845-1846 Democrat

11. James Curtiss, served 1847-1848 Democrat

13. James Curtiss, served 1850-1851 Democrat

14. Walter Smith Gurnee, served 1851-1853 Democrat

15. Charles McNeill Gray, served 1853-1854 Democrat

16. Isaac Lawrence Milliken, served 1854-1855 Democrat

18. Thomas Dyer, served 1856-1857 Democrat

20. John Charles Haines, 1850-1860 Democrat

23. Francis Cornwall Sherman, served 1862-1865 Democrat

29. Carter Henry Harrison, Sr., served 1879-1887 Democrat

31. DeWitt Clinton Cregier, served 1889-1891 Democrat

33. Carter Henry Harrison, Sr., served 1893 (assassinated in office) Democrat

35. John Patrick Hopkins, served 1893-1895 Democrat

37. Carter Henry Harrison, Jr., served 1897-1905 Democrat

38. Edward Fitzsimmons Dunne, served 1905-1907 Democrat

40. Carter Henry Harrison, Jr. served 2nd term 1911-1915 Democrat

42. William Emmett Dever, served 1923-1927 Democrat

44. Anton Joseph Cermak, served 1931-1933 Democrat

45. Frank J. Corr, served 1933, acting mayor, 33 days Democrat

46. Edward Joseph Kelly, served 1933-1947 Democrat

47. Martin H. Kennelly, served 1947-1955 Democrat

48. Richard Joseph Daley, served 1955-1976 (died in office) Democrat

49. Michael Anthony Bilandic, served 1976-1979 Democrat

50. Jane Margaret Byrne, served 1979-1983 Democrat Fist Female Mayor

51. Harold Lee Washington, served 1983-1987 (died in office) Democrat first Black Mayor

52. David Duvall Orr, served 1987, 8 days, Interim Mayor, Democrat

53. Eugene Sawyer, served 1987–1989, Democrat Elected by city council to complete Mayor Washington's term

54. Richard Michael Daley, served 1989–2011 (longest serving mayor) Democrat

55. Rahm Israel Emanuel, served 2011-? Rahm Emanuel is a Democrat but he and all other candidates in the 2011 election officially ran as nonpartisans. Under a 1995 Illinois law, "candidates for mayor . . . no longer would run under party labels in Chicago. First Jewish Mayor

REPUBLICAN PARTY

19. John Wentworth, served 1857-1858 Republican

21. John Wentworth, served 2nd term 1860-1861 Republican

22. Julian Sidney Rumsey, served 1861-1862 Republican

24. John Blake Rice, served 1865-1869 Republican

28. Monroe Heath, served 1875-1879 Republican

30. John A. Roche, served 1887-1889 Republican

32. Hempstead Washburne, served 1891-1893 Republican

34. George Bell Swift, served 1893 (Mayor Pro Tem) Republican

36. George Bell Swift, served 2nd term (first full term) 1895-1897 Republican

39. Fred A. Busse, served 1907-1911 Republican

41. William Hale "Big Bill" Thompson, served 1915–1923, Republican

43. William Hale "Big Bill" Thompson, served second term 1927–1931, Republican

WHIG PARTY

02. Buckner Stith Morris, served 1838-1839 Whig

03. Benjamin Wright Raymond, served 1839-1840 Whig

06. Benjamin Wright Raymond, served 2nd term, 1842-1843 Whig

10. John Putnam Chapin, served 1846-1847 Whig

OTHER PARTY

12. James Hutchinson Woodworth, served 1848-1850 Independent Democrat

17. Levi Day Boone, served 1855-1856 American Party (1855-1860) Great nephew of Daniel Boone

25. Roswell B. Mason, served 1869-1871 Citizen's Party.

26. Joseph Medill, served 1871-1873 Fireproof Party (temporary party)

27. Harvey Doolittle Colvin, served 1873-1875 People's Party















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