1108:, struck and seriously wounded Van Rensselaer with a cane. Suits and countersuits were filed. Jenkins' appointment as mayor has been viewed as a politically motivated move and further slight against the Van Rensselaer family; Jenkins resigned in 1819 and his term was completed by Philip Schuyler Van Rensselaer. Bloodgood later became Mayor of Albany as well. Jenkins also served as New York State Senator, State Comptroller, Secretary of State and Quartermaster to the General Northern Department during the War of 1812.
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Public school teacher and administrator, and former Albany
Alderman. He won a shocking upset in the 1993 Democratic mayoral primary over Harold Joyce, who had the Democratic Party's formal endorsement and had only recently been its chairman. This primary victory is often viewed as marking the end of
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Attorney. His tenure is noted for its focus on successful financial and civil service reform, opening the processes of city hall, using the arts and the city park system as a catalyst for growth and improving the city's image both domestically and worldwide. The city was designated an "All-American
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Republican machine era and last
Republican mayor of Albany to date (see James Henry Blessing above); major corruption scandals related to Barnes (primarily surrounding the misdirection of coal purchased by the city to machine favorites at a time of extremely high coal prices to the general populace)
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Also delegate to the U.S. Constitutional
Convention, member of the Continental Congress, Speaker of the Assembly and Chief Justice of the New York Supreme Court, among other duties. During his term, the New York Convention ratified the United States Constitution. He disappeared on December 12, 1829
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Merchant and one of the founders of Albany
Savings Bank, second oldest bank in New York. Married daughter of Mayor Johannes DePeyster. Also served as alderman, recorder, captain of the militia, judge, member of the Colonial Assembly, Indian Commissioner, Committee of Safety, Commissary of the
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President of the Board of
Education, Chief Accountant for Whitney's Dry Goods Company. Also served as School Commissioner and President of the Board of Education. Appointed a Water Board favorable to building a filtration plant for the city, and significantly increased the size of the fire
1759:. Publisher, President of the Weed Parsons Printing Company. Albany Railway Company (operator of Albany's trolleys) converted to electric power during his term, eliminating horse-drawn carriages. Also President of the Hudson River Telephone Company and President of National Savings Bank.
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the
Corning-O'Connell machine era in Albany. While Mayor Jennings was serving his fifth term in office, in May 2013, he announced that he would not seek a new term. He retired on December 31, 2013, as the second longest-serving mayor in Albany's history, after only Erastus Corning 2nd.
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Attorney and banker; fourth longest total time of service by an Albany mayor, after
Erastus Corning 2nd, Philip S. Van Rensselaer and Gerald D. Jennings; a loyal O'Connell-Corning patronage selectee who resigned in 1940 to serve as Judge of the Albany County Children's Court.
300:. Philip Livingston's wife, Christina Ten Broeck also was a cousin of Maria Ten Broeck, who married Continental Army General Gozen "Goose" Van Schaick, son of Albany Mayor Sybrant Gozen Van Schaick. Goose Van Schaick's sister was married to Continental Army General
739:. Businessman with lucrative government contracts and large dowry from his New York City Dutch wife's family; appointed to a second term as mayor but declined to take required oath of allegiance and did not serve. Also served as Indian Commissioner and alderman.
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Inventor of the return steam trap; superintendent of the
Townsend and Jackson Foundry and Machine Works; first Republican elected mayor in over 20 years. His election marked the beginning of two decades of control by Albany's Republicans, who were led by
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Pharmacist and military officer. Major labor unrest at various times during his term, with butchers, trolley drivers, stovemounters, printers, composers and others striking. Also served as School
Commissioner and Street Commissioner. Resigned to become
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Third generation member of his family to serve as mayor, grandson (via mother) of Mayor
Johannes Schuyler. Last mayor of colonial Albany, cooperated with English interests as local tensions mounted; arrested by Revolutionaries and exiled to
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Born in Connecticut, relocated to Albany in 1811. Albany Rural Cemetery was consecrated and Albany's first telegraph office opened during his term. Advocate for public morality, he closed public markets on Sundays. New York State Senator.
1976:. Died while in office, killed in a car accident in Cuba; contemporary accounts indicate that he would have been the next Democratic nominee for Governor of New York had he lived. First mayor elected under the patronage of the emerging
1681:. Electric streetlights installed in Albany during his time as mayor. His election was contested, and he was not formally seated until near the end of his elected term. He was one of the four founding physicians involved in establishing
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outbreak during his term. Advised DeWitt Clinton in Erie Canal matters. Also president of National Commercial Bank, president of the Albany Exchange Company, president of the Water Commission, vice president of Albany Savings Bank.
154:, typically for a one-year term that began in September. From 1840 on, Albany's mayors were directly elected by the city's residents. Beginning in 1886, mayoral terms began on January 1 of the year after the mayor was elected.
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Principal partner of Banks & Brothers, law publishers, booksellers, and importers; one of the oldest legal publishing houses in the United States. Served in New York State Assembly, New York State Senate. President of the
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First English Mayor of Albany, his father commanded the Albany garrison. Signed a City Ordinance "To prevent Negroes or Indian slaves to appear in the streets after eight at night without a lanthorn and lighted candle in it."
658:. Also served as Recorder, Indian Commissioner, member of Provincial Assembly, Captain of the Cavalry, Inspector of Ordinance, Surrogate of Albany County and Paymaster of the New York Forces. His daughter married Albany Mayor
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Merchant. Ordered construction of small houses outside the city walls to house Indians who came to trade. Also served as member of the Assembly, Church Master, Indian Commissioner, Lieutenant Colonel of the Militia, Alderman.
950:, also served as member of the Colonial Assembly, delegate to the Continental Congress, Brigadier-General of the Army, President of the Committee of Safety, New York State Senator, Judge, President of the Bank of Albany.
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Flour and provision merchant. Election was contested by George Thacher; contest dragged through the courts for two years; Judson was declared the winner only weeks before his first term ended. Also served as alderman.
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Key figure in an early Albany scandal in 1807, when he was assaulted by General Solomon Van Rensselaer after passing a resolution questioning Van Rensselaer's honesty. A riot ensued, and Jenkins' nephew,
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Civil War veteran, attorney; first public water filtration plant opened during his term. Also served as Judge, member of United States House of Representatives, and as a trustee of the Albany Institute.
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Lawyer, one of the first governors of Albany City Hospital. During his term, a large celebration was held in Albany on the effective date of the emancipation of slaves in New York; resigned in 1828.
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City" under his leadership, attained the highest possible bond rating from Moody's and hosted many successful downtown cultural events. A memorial statue of him can be found in downtown Albany's
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and his brothers were instrumental in rallying Democrats, and went on to be major Democratic power brokers in Albany, in allegiance with brothers Parker and Edwin Corning, grandsons of Mayor
904:; condemned to death in 1779 under Act of Attainder; after peace with Britain was secured, he attempted to return to Albany but was unable to reclaim his property and died in Canada in 1810.
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Last mayor chosen by the common council, appointed to complete Mayor Van Vechten's term. Elected mayor in 1840 after city charter amendment provided for popular vote for mayor. President of
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tribes in the Dutch struggles against the French in Canada. Also served as City Chamberlain, Indian Commissioner, Recorder, Justice of the Peace and as a member of the Provincial Assembly.
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483:; "fyre-masters" were ordered to inspect chimneys during his term. Also served as alderman, Justice, County Sheriff, Indian Commissioner and delegate to the Council of the Onondagas.
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Elder in the Dutch Church, Indian Commissioner, trader. Admitted freeman of New York City. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Married to daughter of Mayor Dirck Wesselse Ten Broeck.
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348:; constable, high constable, assessor, collector and contractor; one of the last people to be buried beneath the Old Albany Dutch church. His sister Catherina was the wife of
1984:-led political alliance, which merged blue-collar Irish Catholic and wealthy Episcopal factions into a machine that dominated Albany politics for most of the 20th Century.
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Mayor Sheehan is the 75th and current mayor of Albany. She was previously the city treasurer. She is the first female mayor of Albany and the first new mayor in 20 years.
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Adjutant General of the State of New York, Assemblyman, President of New York State National Bank, Vice-President of Albany Savings Bank; nephew of Mayor John Townsend
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in an attempt to supplant the existing provincial governance structure; no record exists that Wendell actually served, and Leisler was arrested and executed in 1691).
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1311:; first locomotive arrived from Boston during his term, though passengers disembarked in Greenbush (Rensselaer) and crossed the river by ferry; resigned in 1839.
463:. Enacted a law mandating that each homeowner had to build an eight-foot sidewalk. Also served as Indian Commissioner, member of Colonial Assembly and alderman.
942:. During his term, Albany was designated the capital of New York and whipping posts were abolished in the city; a prominent citizen and co-administrator of the
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Interpreter to the Indians. Carried captive to Canada in 1686, returned as year later. Also served as Recorder and member of the General Assembly. Son of Mayor
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Appointed by common council on the death of William Parmalee. Also served as captain of the Port of New York, and was a prominent lecturer and philanthropist.
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Fur trader and merchant, represented Albany's interests in Mohawk Country and Canada; alderman, active member of Indian Affairs Commission. Son of Mayor
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Merchant, grandson of Mayor Dirck Wesselse Ten Broeck. Also served as City Inspector of Skins, Alderman, Recorder and Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
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organized during his tenure as mayor. Also served as alderman and Member of United States House of Representatives. Organized Albany Orphan Asylum.
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A total of 74 men and one woman have served as mayor since the city's inception; eighteen of them served multiple terms that were not consecutive.
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Coal and wood dealer and alderman. Appointed to serve as mayor during contested election between George Hornell Thacher and Edmund Lewis Judson.
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1170:; also Attorney General of New York and Chief Justice of the New York Supreme Court, and member of the United States House of Representatives.
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flew non-stop from Albany to New York City during his term. Also served in New York State Assembly, New York State Senate, and Postmaster.
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One of the most prominent Albany brewmasters of the late seventeenth century. Captain of the militia. Deacon in the Dutch Reformed Church.
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173:) is the current mayor; she was first elected in 2013, began service on January 1, 2014, and is currently in her second term of office.
1778:(Note: from this point forward, terms end on December 31, and the next Mayor's term begins on January 1, hence non-overlapping years)
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since Kidd was using his ship, he was later exonerated. Member of the Colonial Assembly, Indian Commissioner, Secretary of the City.
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Owned Thacher Carwheel Co., headed Albany's substantial humanitarian efforts during the Civil War. Also served as an alderman.
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and a lengthy transit strike allowed Democrats to reclaim nearly every city office behind newly elected Mayor Hackett;
1146:. The Albany Basin of Erie Canal completed during his term and canal began operation. His widow donated funds to found
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288:. Also captain in the militia. Alderman of the first city board in 1686. His great-grandson-in-law was
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Tobacco merchant, Civil War veteran, also served as alderman and president of the common council.
1657:. Albany's City Hall was destroyed by fire during his term; he resigned in 1883. He was the first
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626:. Enacted laws restricting the sale of intoxicants to Indians. Also served as Recorder.
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Real estate agent; acting mayor during Corning's military service in World War II.
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Merchant in livestock and provisions. Contracted to supply Union forces during the
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217:, he took their five Sachems to London to visit the court of Queen Anne, 1709-1710
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and member of the United States House of Representatives; resigned in 1837.
775:, grandson (via mother) of Mayor Dirck Wesselse Ten Broeck, father of Mayor
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Merchant and trader. Also served as alderman, judge, sheriff and recorder.
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Albany's first public baths were opened during Blessing's administration.
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Firemaster, alderman, member of New York State Assembly; active in Albany
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Born in Holland; emigrated to Albany in 1658. Negotiated support from the
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but lost his fortune in the process. Cousin of Commodore William Perry;
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38:, per the provisions of the original city charter, issued by Governor
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and Master in Chancery; married to sister of Mayor Johannes Abeel.
2177:. Sun Valley, California: American Historical Press. p. 270.
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in New York City; he was last seen by the doorman at City Hotel.
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From 1779 until 1839, mayors were chosen by the New York State's
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List of colleges and universities in New York's Capital District
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See first term entry above; resigned during electoral challenge
1042:. Third longest total time of service by an Albany mayor, after
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Nephew of Mayor Robert Livingston. Married to daughter of Mayor
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Laid the cornerstone for Albany's old City Hall in 1829; major
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President of Albany Insurance Company and attorney to Patroon
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Militia officer, trader, river transport operator. Brother of
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See first term entry above; died in office during this term
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arrived in Albany on its first voyage during his term, and
296:. Philip Livingston was first cousin once removed of mayor
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From its formal chartering on 22 July 1686 until 1779, the
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Albany, Capital City on the Hudson: An Illustrated History
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Lawyer. Also served as city attorney, judge and recorder.
922:; first mayor under new State government; died in office.
686:. Spent much of his youth west of Albany in Indian lands.
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List of school districts in New York's Capital District
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President of Union Railway Company and South End Bank.
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Physician, alderman, strong temperance sensibilities.
1142:, helped found Cohoes Company to tap the power of the
2019:. Completed unexpired term of John Boyd Thacher II.
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2164:Mayors of Albany, 1686-1997: Biographical Sketches
735:Son of Mayor Johannes Schuyler, father of General
2192:Mayor Erastus Corning: Albany Icon, Albany Enigma
2490:W. Averell Harriman State Office Building Campus
2959:Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
3156:Lists of mayors of places in New York (state)
2295:National Register of Historic Places listings
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1200:See first term entry above; resigned in 1829
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1972:Banker and attorney; admitted to the bar by
1419:Brewer. Known for his fine private library.
1489:See first term entry above; died in office
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34:, were appointed by the royal governor of
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1138:Merchant. Key early petitioner for the
883:Northern Army, New York State Senator.
459:and grandfather of Continental General
264:; also served as Justice of the Peace,
3069:Culture in New York's Capital District
3048:Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
1655:United States House of Representatives
1329:. Also served as alderman. Father of
44:
3074:Sports in New York's Capital District
2198:(Washington Park Press, Albany, 2004)
2151:Mayoral elections in Albany, New York
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1166:His wife was the sister of Governor
1050:; ordered the State Capitol built;
352:, a brother-in-law of Albany Mayor
1907:President of McEwan Coal Company.
324:Provincial Assemblyman, Alderman,
25:
3044:Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany
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2162:Source for the names and years:
1653:Born in Ireland, also served in
304:—a great-nephew of Albany Mayor
65:
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1946:Daniel P. "Uncle Dan" O'Connell
3095:Albany–Rensselaer Rail Station
2899:City School District of Albany
2598:Government of New York (state)
2035:Insurance salesman and son of
1113:Philip Schuyler Van Rensselaer
266:Commissioner of Indian Affairs
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938:Lawyer, banker. Son of Mayor
517:Robert Livingston the Younger
298:Robert Livingston the Younger
3100:Albany International Airport
2514:Albany International Airport
1721:John Boyd Thacher State Park
1239:New York State Supreme Court
682:, married daughter of Mayor
622:; married to widow of Mayor
3135:Streets of Albany, New York
3030:Episcopal Diocese of Albany
2015:Linotype machinist for the
1952:; Edwin was also father to
1795:See first term entry above
1699:See first term entry above
1559:See first term entry above
1545:See first term entry above
1517:See first term entry above
1435:See first term entry above
1346:See first term entry above
1273:See first term entry above
1257:See first term entry above
1122:See first term entry above
1022:See first term entry above
968:Committee of Correspondence
920:Committee of Correspondence
755:See first term entry above
702:See first term entry above
582:See first term entry above
566:See first term entry above
511:See first term entry above
497:See first term entry above
294:Declaration of Independence
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3161:Mayors of Albany, New York
2382:Van Ostrande-Radliff House
1875:New York State Comptroller
209:Colonel of the militia in
86:since January 1, 2014
71:Flag of the City of Albany
59:Seal of the City of Albany
3130:Port of Albany–Rensselaer
2929:Bishop Maginn High School
2909:Academy of the Holy Names
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2067:Thomas Michael Whalen III
1291:New York Central Railroad
1064:was created from Albany.
853:Sybrant Gozen Van Schaick
274:Dirck Wesselse Ten Broeck
76:
64:
52:
18:Mayor of Albany, New York
2919:Albany Academy for Girls
2537:Albany Convention Center
2478:Albany Municipal Airport
2321:Dutch West India Company
1962:William Stormont Hackett
1635:Greenbush Bridge Company
1028:Philip S. Van Rensselaer
956:Johannes Jacobse Beekman
944:Manor of Rensselaerswyck
801:Jacob Coenraedt Ten Eyck
3034:Cathedral of All Saints
1564:Charles Edward Bleecker
889:Abraham Cornelis Cuyler
614:Merchant. Son of Mayor
350:Hendrick van Rensselaer
284:Served for 30 years as
3125:New York State Thruway
2994:Sage College of Albany
2969:Albany Medical College
2587:Albany Fire Department
2461:New York State Capitol
2437:Albany Lumber District
2052:Frank Salisbury Harris
1916:Joseph William Stevens
1690:Anthony Bleecker Banks
1683:Albany Medical College
1622:Anthony Bleecker Banks
1578:George Hornell Thacher
1550:George Hornell Thacher
1522:George Hornell Thacher
1327:Albany Medical College
1309:Stephen Van Rensselaer
948:Stephen Van Rensselaer
839:Johannes (Hans) Hansen
668:Johannes "Hans" Hansen
648:Mayor of New York City
469:David Davidse Schuyler
213:. Much trusted by the
152:Council of Appointment
3052:Bishop Howard Hubbard
2974:College of Saint Rose
2496:Albany County Airport
2353:(1635, 1646, or 1673)
1801:Thomas J. Van Alstyne
1494:Charles Watson Godard
1057:North River Steamboat
864:French and Indian War
725:Johannes Schuyler Jr.
678:Trader, son of Mayor
419:and brother of Mayor
405:Johannes Bleecker Jr.
109:Four years; renewable
2872:Washington Park Lake
2394:Albany Plan of Union
2106:Twenty-first century
1990:John Boyd Thacher II
1765:Oren Elbridge Wilson
1745:James Hilton Manning
1717:John Boyd Thacher II
1351:Barent Philip Staats
1316:Jared Lewis Rathbone
429:Albert Janse Ryckman
328:, trader, merchant.
3090:Adirondack Northway
3038:Bishop William Love
2786:Erastus Corning 2nd
2780:Daniel P. O'Connell
2025:Erastus Corning 2nd
1954:Erastus Corning 2nd
1679:Franco-Prussian War
872:Volkert Petrus Douw
644:Johannes de Peyster
618:, brother of Mayor
616:Jan Jansen Bleecker
417:Jan Jansen Bleecker
385:Jan Jansen Bleecker
326:Indian Commissioner
286:Indian Commissioner
177:Seventeenth century
159:Erastus Corning 2nd
2924:Albany Free School
2914:The Albany Academy
2903:Albany High School
2731:University Heights
2502:Empire State Plaza
2449:Governor's Mansion
2088:Gerald D. Jennings
2080:Tricentennial Park
2017:Knickerbocker News
2006:Herman F. Hoogkamp
1939:Last mayor of the
1854:William Barnes Jr.
1337:Teunis Van Vechten
1298:Teunis Van Vechten
1148:Dudley Observatory
1071:Nineteenth century
1062:Schenectady County
1048:Gerald D. Jennings
1044:Erastus Corning II
1012:Abraham Ten Broeck
928:Abraham Ten Broeck
745:Johannes DePeyster
692:Johannes DePeyster
632:Johannes DePeyster
363:Eighteenth century
211:King William's War
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1705:John Boyd Thacher
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1227:Francis Bloodgood
1190:Charles E. Dudley
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1106:Francis Bloodgood
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620:Johannes Bleecker
479:Brother of Mayor
445:Johannes Schuyler
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572:Myndert Schuyler
557:Pieter Van Brugh
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