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MAYORS AND LORD
MAYORS
MAYORS OF PLYMOUTH
1700 to 1749
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10 September 2011
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The names that follow have been transcribed
from C W Bracken's "A History of Plymouth", Doctor William Yonge's
"Plymouth Memoirs" and more modern sources.
In the Reign of King William III (continued) |
| 1700-01 |
Joseph Webb |
| 1701-02 |
William Davies |
| 1702-03 |
William Cock |
| 1703-04 |
Nicholas Gennys |
In the Reign of Queen Anne |
| 1704-05 |
Thomas Darracot |
| 1705-06 |
Jonah Lavington |
| 1706-07 |
Samuel Allan |
| 1707-08 |
James Cocke |
| 1708-09 |
Robert Hewer |
| 1709-10 |
James Bligh |
| 1710-11 |
William Roche,
removed |
| 1710-11 |
Richard Opie |
| 1711-12 |
Robert Cown, died |
| 1711-12 |
Benjamin Berry |
| 1712-13 |
Andrew Phillips |
| 1713-14 |
William Hurrill |
In the Reign of KIng George I |
| 1714-15 |
John Pike |
| 1715-16 |
John Crabb |
| 1716-17 |
Abraham Joy |
| 1717-18 |
John Beere, died |
| 1717-18 |
Robert Hewer |
| 1718-19 |
Edward Deeble |
| 1719-20 |
William Bartlett |
| 1720-21 |
George Ridout |
| 1721-22 |
John Fletcher, died
following day! |
| 1721-22 |
John Elford |
| 1722-23 |
Sir John Rodgers |
| 1723-24 |
Andrew Phillips |
| 1724-25 |
John Crabb |
| 1725-26 |
Samuel Brent |
| 1726-27 |
Benjamin Berry |
In the Reign of King George II |
| 1727-28 |
Edward Deeble |
| 1728-29 |
John Rogers |
| 1729-30 |
Samuel Allen, died |
| 1729-30 |
William Cock |
| 1730-31 |
John Tapson |
| 1731-32 |
John Wadden |
| 1732-33 |
Robert Hewer |
| 1733-34 |
John Hellier |
| 1734-35 |
Thomas Phillips |
| 1735-36 |
William Strong, died |
| 1735-36 |
Robert Hewer |
| 1736-37 |
John Veale |
| 1737-38 |
Greenhill Darracott |
| 1738-39 |
Henry Tolcher |
| 1739-40 |
Edward Deeble |
| 1740-41 |
John Wadden |
| 1741-42 |
Richard Gortley, died |
| 1741-42 |
Sir J Rogers |
| 1742-43 |
Launcelot Robinson |
| 1743-44 |
John Rogers |
| 1744-45 |
Edward Hoblyn |
| 1745-46 |
William Martyn |
| 1746-47 |
William Davis
Phillips |
| 1747-48 |
Michael Nicholls |
| 1748-49 |
John Ellery |
| 1749-50 |
John Facey |
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Sources:
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