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Mayor |
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Term |
Party |
Notes
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1 |
Edward Francis Johnson[1]
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January 7, 1889-January 1891
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Republican & Citizens
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2 |
George Fremont Bean[2][3]
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January 1891-January 1892
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Democratic[2] & Citizens
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Bean was a member of the Democratic Party, however in the 1890 election, Bean won on the Citizens Party ticket against his opponent who had received both the Democratic & Republican nominations.[3]
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3 |
Edward Everett Thompson[4]
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January 1892[4]-January 1893
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Republican[4]
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Twice defeated his predecessor George Fremont Bean; in the elections of 1891, and 1892 (by a 37-vote majority).[3]
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4[5]
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Philip Kearney Adams Richardson[5]
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1893[5]-1894
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Republican[5]
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5 |
Hugh D. Murray
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1894-January 7, 1895[6]
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Republican[7]
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6 |
Montressor Tyler Allen[6]
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January 7, 1895[6]-1897
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Republican[6]
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7 |
John P. Feeney[8]
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1897[8]-1904
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Democratic
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8 |
Lawrence G. Reade
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1905–1907
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Democratic
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9 |
William E. Blodgett[9]
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1907[9]-1909
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Republican[9]
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10 |
Daniel Wilbur Bond[10]
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1909-1910[10]
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Democratic[10]
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While a Democrat Bond won election to the office of mayor as the nominee of the Republican Party.[10]
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11 |
Hugh D. Murray[7]
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1910–1912
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Republican[7]
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12 |
William H. Henchey
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1913–1914
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Democratic[7]
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13 |
Harold P. Johnson
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1915–1916
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Republican
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14 |
Wilford D. Gray
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1917–1918
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15 |
Bernard J. Golden
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1919–1922
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Democratic
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16 |
Stephen Sibley Bean
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1923-January 5, 1925
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Republican
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Son of mayor George Fremont Bean, was elected Mayor of Woburn at the age of 29.
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17 |
Thomas H. Duffy
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January 5. 1925-1928
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Democratic
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18 |
Harold P. Johnson
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1928-
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Republican
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Second time as mayor
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Herman P. Peterson
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1930–1932
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Republican
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Last Mayor elect to a one-year term, two year mayoral terms began in 1931.[11]
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Alfred W. Peterson
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1932
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Republican
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William Edward Kane[11]
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1938–1949
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Democratic
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Although a Democrat, Kane lost the 1941 and 1943 Democratic nominations, but won the Republican nominations, and was subsequently elected.
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Francis H. Murray, Jr.[11]
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1950–1955
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Democratic
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William G. Shaughnessy[12]
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1956-1960[12]
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Democratic
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Served as a State Representative for the 29th Middlesex District, 1975–1979
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John “Jack” Gilgun
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1960–1964
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Democratic
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Edward F. Gill[13]
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1964-1971[13]
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Edward P. Gilgun[11]
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1972–1977
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Democratic
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Thomas M. Higgins[14][15]
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1978–1983
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John Rabbitt[11]
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1984–1994
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Robert M. Dever[11][16]
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1996[16]-2002[16]
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Democratic
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John C. Curran[11][16]
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2001-January 2, 2006
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Democratic
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Thomas McLaughlin[11]
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January 2, 2006 – January 4, 2010
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Scott D. Galvin[11][16]
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January 4, 2010- January 2, 2024
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Democratic
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