List of mayors of Woodstock, New Brunswick
This is a list of Mayors of Woodstock, New Brunswick

List of mayors of Woodstock, New Brunswick

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Table Section Text: This is a list of Mayors of Woodstock, New Brunswick

#	Mayor	Term	Notes

1st	Lewis P. Fisher	1856–1880

2nd	Fred T. Bridges	1880–1880	Died in office.

3rd	Randolph K. Jones	1880–1884

4th	Henry A. Connell	1885–1890

5th	Allan Dibblee	1890–1891

6th	William T. Drysdale	1892–1893

7th	Uriah R. Hanson	1894–1894

8th	William S. Saunders	1895–1896

9th	William Wallace Hay	1897–1898

10th	Josiah R. Murphy	1899–1900

11th	Wellington B. Belyea	1901–1903

12th	John A. Lindsey	1904–1904

13th	Albert E. Jones	1905–1905

14th	Donald Munro	1906–1907

15th	George E. Balmain	1908–1908

16th	Newton Foster Thorne	1909–1909	Died in office.

17th	Albert E. Jones	1909–1910

18th	T. C. L. Ketchum	1911–1912

19th	Wendell P. Jones	1913–1914

20th	William S. Sutton	1915–1916

21st	Howard E. Burtt	1917–1918

22nd	Thomas Nodden	1919–1920

23rd	Edgar W. Mair	1921–1922

24th	J. Rankin Brown	1923–1924

25th	Wellington B. Belyea	1925–1926

26th	Charles J. Jones	1926–1928

27th	Grover C. Campbell	1929–1930

28th	Alfred Page	1931–1932

29th	Thomas Nodden	1933–1933

30th	E. Raymond Jones	1934–1935

31st	K. Lee Everett	1936–1937

32nd	A. Roy Turner	1938–1940

33rd	Aubrey Hetherington	1940–1941

34th	E. Raymond Jones	1942–1942

35th	Edgar A. Neal	1943–1945

36th	Bert Maxwell	1946–1948

37th	Frederick O. Creighton	1948–1950

38th	Maurice H. Craig	1951–1956

39th	Thomas L. Everett	1957–1958

40th	Hugh M. Tait	1959–1962

41st	Gerald E. Phillips	1962-1966

42nd	Gerald A. Gallop	1966–1969

43rd	Ronald W. Moffatt	1969–1977

44th	Harry Deakin	1977–1980

45th	Harold W. Culbert	1980–1992

46th	Clara D. Moffatt	1992–1995

47th	James W. Andow	1995–1999

48th	Randy Leonard	1999–2004

49th	Jeff Wright	2004–2008

50th	Arthur Slipp	2008–present

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William S. Sutton was the Mayor of Woodstock, New Brunswick from 1915 to 1916.

final_sentence: William S. Sutton was the Mayor of Woodstock, New Brunswick from 1915 to 1916.