List of mayors of Albury

Mayors of Albury, a city in southern New South Wales, Australia.

Town of Albury

Name Term
James T Fallon 1859–1862
Walter M Miller 1862–1863
John Roper 1862
Samual CV North 1864–1865
Samuel F Blackmore 1865–1866
Lewis Jones 1867
George H Mott 1868
George Day 1869–1870
Lewis Solomon 1871
William NM Edmonson 1872
George Day 1873
Kenneth McLennan 1874
James Day 1875–1876
William J Jones 1877–1878
Alfred H Emerson 1879–1880
George C Thorsold 1879
William NM Edmonson 1880
Alfred H Emerson 1881
William E Lamport 1882
George C Thorsold 1883
Luke Gulson 1884
George H Billson 1885–1886
Thomas H Griffth 1887
Thomas H Mate 1888
George A Thompson 1889–1890
Arthur Phillips 1892
George H Billson 1893
William Cleaver Woods 1894
David S Watson 1895–1896
James Hodge 1897
Conrad TenBrink 1898
Walter J Billson 1899–1900
John C Chenery 1901
Walter J Billson 1902
Robert M Wilkinson 1903 -1905
Conrad TenBrink 1906
Alfred Waugh 1907–1908
Alexander G Daniel 1909–1910
William C Woods 1911
James Allen 1912
George P Frere 1913
Alfred Waugh 1914
Stuart M Logan 1915
Percy D Burrows 1916
William Cleaver Woods 1917–1918
Alfred Waugh 1919–1920
Jame P Smithenbecker 1921
Alfred Waugh 1922
Clive H Burt 1923–1924
Henry G Davies 1925
Alfred Waugh 1926–1938
Dudley G Padman 1939 -1945
Cleaver E Bunton 1945

City of Albury

Name Term
Cleaver E Bunton 1946–1960
John C King 1961
Cleaver E Bunton 1961–1972
Tom E Pearsall 1973–1974
Cleaver E Bunton 1974–1976
Max R Barry 1976
Harold D Mair 1976 -1977
John L Roach 1977–1989
Leslie C Langford 1989–1992
Arch J McLeish 1992–1994
James G Paterson 1994
Leslie C Langford 1995
Amanda Duncan-Strelic 1995
Patricia G Gould 1996–1999
Mel Read 2000
Patricia G Gould 2001–2004
Arthur Frauenfelder 2004–2006
Amanda Duncan-Strelic 2006–2007
Stuart Baker 2007–2008
Patricia G Gould 2008–2009
Alice Glachan 2009–2013[1]
Kevin Mack 2013–2015[1]
Henk van de Ven 2015-2016[2]
Kevin Mack 2016-2022
Kylie King 2022-Incumbent

References

  1. ^ a b "Glachan steps aside, Mack and van de Ven elected". The Border Mail. 24 September 2013. Retrieved 9 February 2014.
  2. ^ JOHNSTON, DAVID. "Mayor saved me: Henk". Retrieved 2 October 2015.
  • Mayors of Albury (.pdf) – Albury City (PDF), archived from the original (PDF) on 19 September 2006, retrieved 5 October 2006
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