List mayors of Le Havre

List mayors of the Havre since 1790:

Revolutionary period

February 14th 1790 - November 15th 1790: Pierre Duval (election, resigner)
November 18th 1790 - November 19th 1791: Jean-Jacques Christinat (election for 1 year)
November 19th 1791 - September 20th 1793: Jacques-Ambroise Rialle (election, the Municipal council is dissolved by Convention)
September 21st 1793 - February 17th 1794 (29 Pluviôse An II): Jean-Marc Belot (nomination by Convention, resigner)
February 17th 1794 (29 Pluviôse Year II) - October 5th 1794 (13 Vendémiaire Year III): François Bayle (nomination by Convention, the Municipal council is dissolved by Convention)
October 5th 1794 (13 Vendémiaire An III) - December 25th 1795 (4 Frimaire An IV): Louis Lemesle (nomination by Convention, resignation of the Municipal council)
December 25th 1795 (4 Frimaire Year IV) - March 28th 1797 (8 Germinal Year V): Jean-sailor Gregoire (election for one year prolonged)
March 28th 1797 (8 Germinal Year V) - September 9th 1797 (23 Fructidor An V): Jacques-Ambroise Rialle (election for one year, the Municipal council is dissolved by the State)
September 9th 1797 (23 Fructidor An V) - September 13rd 1797 (27 Fructidor An V): Marie Glier (interim)
September 13rd 1797 (27 Fructidor Year V) - April 20th 1799 (1st Floréal Year VII): Alexandre Lacorne (election)
April 20th 1799 (1st Floréal Year VII) - May 13rd 1800 (23 Floréal An VIII): Marie Glier (election, relieved by the 1st Consul)
July 10th 1800 (21 Messidor Year VIII) - July 19th 1821: Guillaume-Antoine Sery (nomination by Napoleon Bonaparte, dismissal by the king on June 20th, 1821)

Restoration

June 20th 1821 - August 15th 1830: Andre Begouen-Demeaux (named by the king on June 20th, 1821, it takes its functions only on October 23rd, resigner first once the August 2nd 1830, it takes again them at once then gives again its resignation definitively on August 15th)
August 17th 1830: Lahoussaye (appointed mayor by the king, at once outgoing)
September 8th 1830 - December 25th 1831: Michel Delaroche (named by the king)
December 25th 1831 - March 15th 1848: Adrien Lemaistre (election then nomination by the government, the Municipal council is dissolved by the provisional government)

IIe Republic

March 19th 1848 - May 22nd 1849: Jules Ancel (provisional mayor until the March 24th then nomination by the provisional government, resigner because elected appointed)
July 12th 1849 - August 22nd 1849: Alexandre Bertin (appointed mayor by interim, it is constrained with the resignation by the Municipal council for Républicanisme)
September 14th 1849 - October 13rd 1849: Frederic Perquer (interim)
October 13rd 1849 - January 10th 1853: Adrien Lemaistre (named by the president of the Republic, resigner)

II Empire

January 14th 1853 - April 11th 1853: Isidore Mayor (interim)
April 11th 1853 - July 19th 1855: Jules Ancel (named by the Emperor)
July 20th 1855 - December 11th 1858: Edouard Larue (named by the Emperor, resigner)
December 17th 1858 - August 9th 1860: Just Viel (appointed mayor by interim, the Municipal council is dissolved by the Emperor)
August 9th 1860 - February 1864: Just Viel (nomination by the Emperor, death in function)
March 16th 1864 - August 7th 1870: Edouard Larue (named by the Emperor twice: March 16th, 1864 and August 26th 1865)

IIIe Republic

August 31st 1870 - February 17th 1874: Ulysses Guillemard (election, the Municipal council is dissolved by the government)
February 17th 1874 - November 22nd 1874: Emmanuel Religious bigot of Robillardière (named by the president of the Republic)
December 26th 1874 - January 21st 1878: Jules Masurier (election)
January 28th 1878 - September 14th 1878: Ulysses Guillemard (election, death in function)
September 14th 1878 - January 6th 1886: Jules Siegfried (interim until the October 23rd 1878 then named by the president of the Republic, resigner because elected appointed)
February 21st 1886 - October 1st 1890: Paul Marion (election, resigner for health reason)
November 9th 1890 - May 16th 1896: Louis Brindeau (election and re-election the May 15th 1892)
May 17th 1896 - May 15th 1904: Théodule Marsh (election and re-election the May 20th 1900)
May 15th 1904 - May 17th 1908: Theodore Maillart (election)
May 17th 1908 - June 24th 1914: Henry Génestal (election and re-election the May 16th 1912, resigner for health reason)
July 1st 1914 - December 7th 1919: Pierre-François Morgand (election)
December 7th 1919 - June 13rd 1940: Leon Meyer (election and re-election with three recoveries the May 17th 1925, the May 12th 1929 and the May 17th 1935, dismissal by the Vichy government)

French state

June 13rd 1940 - August 13rd 1941: Jean Risson (mayor by interim named by the Vichy government until March 1st, 1941, named mayor by ministerial decree on March 1st, 1941, death in function)
August 13rd 1941 - September 23rd 1941: Patrimonio (appointed mayor by interim by the Vichy government)
September 24th 1941 - September 12th 1944: Pierre Running (appointed mayor by the Vichy government, dismissal by the Provisional government with the Release)

IVe Republic

September 13rd 1944 - May 18th 1945: Emile Sicre (elected president of the Local committee of the national release fulfilling the functions of mayor until the November 30th 1944. Elected official mayor on February 1st, 1944)
May 18th 1945 - October 24th 1947: Close Pierre (election)
October 25th 1947 - October 26th 1947: Albert Clainche (election, resigner)
November 14th 1947 - December 12th 1947: Close Pierre (appointed president of the special delegation by ministerial decree after dissolution of the Municipal council due to blocking)
December 13rd 1947 - April 2nd 1953: Pierre Running (election, the Municipal council is dissolved because of the annexation of Bléville by Le Havre)
April 3rd 1953 - May 4th 1953: Pierre Running (appointed president of the special delegation by ministerial decree)
May 5th 1953 - March 18th 1954: Pierre Running (election, the Municipal council is dissolved due to blocking)
March 18th 1954 - May 20th 1954: Eugene Gas (appointed president of the special delegation by ministerial decree)
May 21st 1954 - November 28th 1955: Léopold Abadie (election, the Municipal council is dissolved because of the annexation of Sanvic by Le Havre)
November 29th 1955 - January 29th 1956: Léopold Abadie (appointed president of the special delegation by ministerial decree)
January 30th 1956 - March 16th 1959: Rene Cance (election)

Ve République

March 17th 1959 - March 27th 1965: Robert Monguillon (election)
March 27th 1965 - March 20th 1971: Rene Cance (election)
March 20th 1971 - October 4th 1994: Andre Duromea (election and re-election with three recoveries the March 19th 1977, the March 11th 1983 and the March 24th 1989, resigner)
October 10th 1994 - June 25th 1995: Daniel Colliard (election)
Since the June 25th 1995: Antoine Rufenacht (election and re-election the March 25th 2001)

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