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American politician
Eli C. King
3rd Mayor of Columbus
In office
1820–1822
Appointed byBurough Council of Columbus
Preceded byJohn Kerr
Succeeded byJohn Laughrey
Personal details
ProfessionMayor
Tanor
Justice of the Peace

Eli C. King was an American politician who was the third mayor of Columbus, Ohio. He served Columbus for three terms. His successor was John Laughrey.

References

  1. Egger & (1975), pp. 9.

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Political offices
Preceded byJohn Kerr Mayor of Columbus, Ohio
1820-1822
Succeeded byJohn Laughrey
Mayors of Columbus, Ohio
  1. Jarvis W. Pike
  2. John Kerr
  3. Eli C. King
  4. John Laughrey
  5. William T. Martin
  6. James Robinson
  7. William Long
  8. Philo H. Olmsted
  9. John Brooks
  10. John Bailhache
  11. Warren Jenkins
  12. Philo H. Olmsted
  13. John G. Miller
  14. Thomas Wood
  15. Abram I. McDowell
  16. Smithson E. Wright
  17. Alexander Patton
  18. Augustus S. Decker
  19. Alexander Patton
  20. Lorenzo English
  21. Wray Thomas
  22. James G. Bull
  23. George W. Meeker
  24. James G. Bull
  25. John H. Heitmann
  26. Gilbert G. Collins
  27. George S. Peters
  28. Charles C. Walcutt
  29. Philip H. Bruck
  30. George J. Karb
  31. Cotton H. Allen
  32. Samuel L. Black
  33. Samuel J. Swartz
  34. John N. Hinkle
  35. Robert H. Jeffrey
  36. De Witt C. Badger
  37. Charles A. Bond
  38. George S. Marshall
  39. George J. Karb
  40. James J. Thomas
  41. Henry W. Worley
  42. Myron B. Gessaman
  43. Floyd F. Green
  44. Jim A. Rhodes
  45. Robert T. Oestreicher
  46. Jack Sensenbrenner
  47. Ralston Westlake
  48. Jack Sensenbrenner
  49. Tom Moody
  50. Buck Rinehart
  51. Greg Lashutka
  52. Michael B. Coleman
  53. Andrew Ginther


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