The Political Graveyard: New York: State Treasurers (original) (raw)

New York State Treasurers, 1776-1926 (May be incomplete!)
Peter B. Livingston 1776-78Gerardus Bancker 1778-80Robert McClallen 1798-1803Abraham G. Lansing 1803-08David Thomas 1808-10Abraham G. Lansing 1810-12David Thomas 1812-13Charles Z. Platt 1813-17Garret L. Dox 1817-21Benjamin Knower 1821-24Abraham Keyser, Jr. 1824-25Gamaliel H. Barstow 1825-26Abraham Keyser, Jr. 1826-38Gamaliel H. Barstow 1838-39Jacob Haight 1839-42Thomas Farrington 1842-45Benjamin Enos 1845-46Thomas Farrington 1846-47Alvah Hunt 1848-51James M. Cook 1852Benjamin Welch, Jr. 1852-53Elbridge G. Spaulding 1854-55Stephen Clark 1856-57Isaac V. Vanderpool 1858-59Philip Dorsheimer 1860-61William B. Lewis 1862-63George W. Schuyler 1864-65Joseph Howland 1866-67Wheeler H. Bristol 1868-71Thomas Raines 1872-74Abraham Lansing 1874Thomas Raines 1874-75Charles N. Ross 1876-77James Mackin 1878-79Nathan D. Wendell 1880-81Robert A. Maxwell 1882-85Lawrence J. Fitzgerald 1886-89Elliott Danforth 1890-93Addison B. Colvin 1894-98John P. Jaeckel 1899-1902John G. Wickser 1903-04John G. Wallenmeier, Jr. 1905-06Julius Hauser 1907-08Thomas B. Dunn 1909-10John J. Kennedy 1911-14Homer D. Call 1914James L. Wells 1915-20N. Monroe Marshall 1921-22George K. Shuler 1923-24Lewis H. Pounds 1925-26

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

• 1776 Sep 17: Peter B. Livingston, appointed.
• 1778 Apr 1: Gerardus Bancker, appointed.
• 1798 Mar 16: Robert McClallen, appointed.
• 1803 Feb 8: Abraham G. Lansing, appointed.
• 1808 Feb 5: David Thomas, appointed.
• 1810 Feb 8: Abraham G. Lansing, appointed.
• 1812 Feb 18: David Thomas, appointed.
• 1813 Feb 10: Charles Z. Platt, appointed.
• 1817 Feb 12: Garret L. Dox, appointed.
• 1821 Jan 29: Benjamin Knower, appointed.
• 1824 Nov 25: Abraham Keyser, Jr., appointed.
• 1825 Feb 16: Gamaliel H. Barstow, appointed.
• 1826 Feb 14: Abraham Keyser, Jr., appointed.
• 1838 Feb 5: Gamaliel H. Barstow, appointed.
• 1839 Feb 4: Jacob Haight, appointed.
• 1842 Feb 7: Thomas Farrington, appointed.
• 1845 Feb 3: Benjamin Enos, appointed.
• 1846 Feb 2: Thomas Farrington, appointed.
• 1847 Nov 2: Alvah Hunt, elected.
• 1851 Nov 4: James M. Cook, elected.
• 1853 Nov 8: Elbridge G. Spaulding, elected.
• 1855 Nov 7: Stephen Clark, elected.
• 1857 Nov 3: Isaac V. Vanderpool, elected.
• 1859 Nov 8: Philip Dorsheimer, elected.
• 1861 Nov 5: William B. Lewis, elected.
• 1863 Nov 3: George W. Schuyler, elected.
• 1865 Nov 7: Joseph Howland, elected.
• 1867 Nov 5: Wheeler H. Bristol, elected.
• 1871 Nov 7: Thomas Raines, elected;Wheeler H. Bristol, defeated;Simeon Brownell, defeated.
• 1873: Simeon Brownell (Prohibition), defeated.
• 1873 Nov 4: Thomas Raines, elected.
• 1875: Edwin A. Merritt (Rep), defeated.
• 1875 Nov 2: Charles N. Ross, elected.
• 1877 Nov 6: James Mackin, elected.
• 1879 Nov 6: Nathan D. Wendell, elected.
• 1881 Nov 8: Robert A. Maxwell, elected.
• 1885 Nov 3: Lawrence J. Fitzgerald, elected.
• 1889: Joseph W. Bruce (Prohibition), defeated.
• 1889 Nov 5: Elliott Danforth, elected.
• 1893 Nov 7: Addison B. Colvin (Rep), elected.
• 1898 Nov 8: John P. Jaeckel (Rep), elected.
• 1900 Nov 6: John P. Jaeckel (Rep), elected;John B. Judson (Dem), defeated;Fred William Hewett (Prohibition), defeated;Jacob E. Alexander (Socialist Labor), defeated;Leonard D. Abbott (Social Democratic), defeated.
• 1902 Nov 4: John G. Wickser, elected.
• 1904 Nov 8: John G. Wallenmeier, Jr. (Rep), elected;William Muench (Dem), defeated;Emile Neppel (Social Democratic), defeated;Charles A. Stupplebeen (Prohibition), defeated;Harvey A. Santee (Socialist Labor), defeated;Frank S. Rose (People's), defeated.
• 1906 Nov 6: Julius Hauser, elected.
• 1908 Nov 3: Thomas B. Dunn (Rep), elected;Julius Hauser (Dem), defeated;William I. Sirovich (Independence League), defeated;Bernard J. Riley (Socialist), defeated;William T. Richardson (Prohibition), defeated;Julius Hammer (Socialist Labor), defeated.
• 1910 Nov 8: John J. Kennedy (Dem), elected;Thomas F. Fennell (Rep), defeated;Sylvester Butler (Socialist), defeated;William I. Sirovich (Independence League), defeated;Charles J. Call (Prohibition), defeated;William A. Walters (Socialist Labor), defeated.
• 1912 Nov 5: John J. Kennedy (Dem), elected;William Archer (Rep), defeated;Ernest Cawcroft (Progressive), defeated;Frank Ehrenfried (Socialist), defeated;Arthur A. Amidon (Prohibition), defeated;John Davis (Independence League), defeated;Henry Kuhn (Socialist Labor), defeated.
• 1914 Feb 15: John J. Kennedy, died in office.
• 1914 Feb 25: Homer D. Call, appointed.
• 1914 Sep 28: Albert C. Carp (Dem), nominated;Charles E. Sunderlin (Dem), defeated in primary.
• 1914 Sep 28: James L. Wells (Rep), nominated unopposed.
• 1914 Sep 28: Homer D. Call (Progressive), nominated unopposed.
• 1914 Nov 3: James L. Wells (Rep), elected;Albert C. Carp (Dem), defeated;Homer D. Call (Progressive & Independence League), defeated;James C. Sheahan (Socialist), defeated;Edward A. Packer (Prohibition), defeated;Anthony Houtenbrink (Socialist Labor), defeated.
• 1916 Sep 19: Maurice S. Cohen (Dem), nominated unopposed.
• 1916 Sep 19: James L. Wells (Rep), nominated unopposed.
• 1916 Sep 19: Frank P. Tucker (Progressive), nominated;James L. Wells (Progressive), defeated in primary.
• 1916 Nov 7: James L. Wells (Rep & Independence League), elected;Maurice S. Cohen (Dem), defeated;Eugene Wood (Socialist), defeated;William J. Richardson (Prohibition), defeated;Eugene M. Lane (American), defeated;Frank P. Tucker (Progressive), defeated;John P. Gilly (Socialist Labor), defeated.
• 1918 Sep 3: Jacob G. Cohen (Dem), nominated unopposed.
• 1918 Sep 3: James L. Wells (Rep), nominated;Theodore T. Baylor (Rep), defeated in primary.
• 1918 Sep 3: Charles W. Noonan (Socialist), nominated unopposed.
• 1918 Sep 3: George B. Humphrey (Prohibition), nominated unopposed.
• 1918 Nov 5: James L. Wells (Rep), elected;Jacob G. Cohen (Dem), defeated;Charles W. Noonan (Socialist), defeated;George B. Humphrey (Prohibition), defeated;Nadina Kavinoky (Socialist Labor), defeated.
• 1920 Sep 14: John F. Healy (Dem), nominated unopposed.
• 1920 Sep 14: N. Monroe Marshall (Rep), nominated;Theodore T. Baylor (Rep), defeated in primary;John P. Donohoe (Rep), defeated in primary.
• 1920 Nov 2: N. Monroe Marshall (Rep), elected;John F. Healy (Dem), defeated;Hattie F. Kreuger (Socialist), defeated;John McKee (Prohibition), defeated;Joseph E. Cronk (Farmer-Labor), defeated;John A. Withers (Socialist Labor), defeated.
• 1922 Nov 7: George K. Shuler (Dem), elected.
• 1924 Nov 4: Lewis H. Pounds (Rep), elected;George K. Shuler (Dem), defeated;John H. VandenBosch (Socialist), defeated;Edward Lindgren (Workers), defeated;John E. DeLee (Socialist Labor), defeated.

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