# List of mayors of Newburyport, Massachusetts

The mayor of Newburyport is the head of the municipal government in Newburyport, Massachusetts. There was no mayor of Newburyport until 1851, because up to that point Newburyport was still incorporated as a town.

## List of mayors

| # | Mayor | Term | Party | Notes |
| 1st | Caleb Cushing | June 24, 1851 – June 21, 1852 | Democrat | Resigned June 21, 1852. |
| 2nd | Henry Johnson | June 21, 1852 – 1853 | | Johnson was elected on June 21, 1852, to fill the position after Caleb Cushing resigned. Johnson was subsequently elected mayor in the annual city election of 1853. |
| 3rd | Moses Davenport | 1854-1855 | | |
| 4th | William Cushing | 1855–1858 | | |
| 5th | Albert Currier | 1859–1860 | | |
| 6th | Moses Davenport | 1861-February 18, 1861 | | Died on February 18, 1861. |
| 7th | George W. Jackman Jr. | February 27, 1861 – 1862 | Democrat | Elected on February 27, 1861, to replace Moses Davenport, who had died February 18, 1861. Jackman was subsequently elected mayor in the election of 1862. |
| 8th | Issac H. Boardman | 1863–1863 | | |
| 9th | George W. Jackman Jr. | 1864-1865 | Democrat | |
| 10th | William Graves | 1866-1866 | | |
| 11th | Eben Francis Stone | 1867–1867 | Republican | |
| 12th | Nathaniel Pierce | 1868-1869 | | |
| 13th | Robert Couch | 1870-1870 | | |
| 14th | Elbridge G. Kelly | 1871-1872 | | |
| 15th | Warren Currier | 1873-1874 | | |
| 16th | Benjamin F. Atkinson | 1875-1876 | | |
| 17th | George W. Jackman, Jr. | 1877-1877 | | Democrat |
| 18th | Jonathan Smith | 1878-1878 | | |
| 19th | John J. Currier | 1879-1880 | | |
| 20th | Robert Couch | 1881-1881 | | |
| 21st | Benjamin Hale | 1882-1882 | | |
| 22nd | William A. Johnson | 1883-1884 | | |
| 23rd | Thomas C. Simpson | 1885-1885 | Republican | |
| 24th | Charles C. Dame | 1886-1886 | | |
| 25th | J. Otis Winkley | 1887-1887 | | |
| 26th | William H. Huse | 1888-March 28, 1888 | Republican | Died March 28, 1888, replaced on April 2, 1888, by Albert C. Titcomb. |
| 27th | Albert C. Titcomb | April 2, 1888 – 1889 | | Elected on April 2, 1888, to replace William H. Huse, who had died on March 28, 1888, Titcomb was elected to a full term in the annual city election of 1889. |
| 28th | Elisha P. Dodge | 1890-1891 | | |
| 29th | Orin J. Gurney | 1892-1895 | | |
| 30th | Andrew R. Curtis | 1896-1897 | | |
| 31st | George H. Plummer | 1898-1898 | | |
| 32nd | Thomas Huse | 1899-1900 | Republican | |
| 33rd | Moses Brown | 1901-1902 | | |
| 34th | James F. Carens | 1903-1904 | | |
| 35th | William F. Houston | 1905-1906 | | |
| 36th | Alfred F. Hunt | 1907-1907 | | |
| 37th | Irvin Besse | 1908-1908 | | |
| 38th | Alfred F. Hunt | 1909-1909 | | |
| 39th | Robert E. Burke | 1910-1912 | | |
| 40th | Hiram H. Landford | 1913-1914 | | |
| 41st | Clarence J. Fogg | 1915-1916 | Republican | |
| 42nd | Walter B. Hopkinson | 1917-1918 | Republican | |
| 43rd | David P. Page | 1919-1920 | | |
| 44th | Michael Cashman | 1921-1925 | | |
| 45th | Oscar H. Nelson | 1926-1927 | | |
| 46th | Andrew J. Gillis | 1928-1931 | | |
| 47th | Gayden Wells Morrill | 1932-1935 | | |
| 48th | Andrew J. Gillis | 1936-1937 | | |
| 49th | James F. Carens | 1938-1941 | | |
| 50th | John H. Kelleher | 1942-1949 | | |
| 51st | Andrew J. Gillis | 1950-1953 | | |
| 52nd | Henry Graf, Jr. | 1954-1957 | | |
| 53rd | Andrew J. Gillis | 1958-1959 | | |
| 54th | Albert H. Zabriskie | 1960-1963 | | |
| 55th | George H. Lawler, Jr. | 1964-1967 | | |
| 56th | Byron J. Matthews | 1968-1978 | | |
| 56th | Richard E. Sullivan | 1978-1985 | | |
| 57th | Peter J. Matthews | 1985-1987 | | |
| 58th | Edward G. Molin | 1988-1989 | | |
| 59th | Peter J. Matthews | 1990-1993 | | |
| 60th | Lisa L. Mead | 1994-1997 | | Resigned to accept a position in Senator John Kerry's office. |
| Acting | Christopher R. Sullivan | 1997 | | |
| 61st | Mary M. Carrier | 1998-1999 | | |
| 62nd | Lisa L. Mead | 2000-2001 | | |
| 63rd | Al Lavender | 2002-2003 | | |
| 64th | Mary Anne Clancy | 2004-2005 | | |
| 65th | John F. Moak | 2006-2009 | | |
| 66th | Donna D. Holaday | 2010–2022 | | |
| 67th | Sean R. Reardon | 2022-present | | |