Town Officials of
Maysville, Georgia

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1884: City charter amended to appoint new commissioners since "government of said town was never organized by reason of the death and removal of a majority of commissioners provided therefore in the Act of incorporation."  Those appointed included Hugh Atkins, W. J. Comer, M. P. Alexander, G. W. Brown and H. H. Hale to replace George E. Deadwyler, Thomas J. Carr, P. P. Casey and Perino Boone.  The corporate limits were reduced from 3/4 of a mile from the Northeastern Railroad depot to 1/2 mile from the depot.

1893 J. L. Hancock elected marshal.

1895 H. W. Wooding mayor.

1897 Mr. B. F. Carr succeeds Mr. J. L. Christian as mayor of Maysville.

1901  Mayor T. J. Carr and Mr. W. N. LeMaster of Maysville were over last Monday on business, and also to see the manufacturing plant of Jefferson.  They say they want their town to build up, and are going to do all they can to build factories and improve the industrial condition, and are real glad to see other towns about them making great strides in industrial progress and advancement.  Mayor Carr is one of the leading spirits of his town, and has done a great deal in arousing his people to action in industrial matters.

1903 Mr. B. F. Carr of Maysville was in (Jefferson) this week.  He says that his town has only one case of smallpox—one of the assistants in the school.  He says that every precaution has been taken by the municipal authorities of Maysville to prevent the spread of the malady, and if any more cases at all develop, there will be only a few.  He hopes they will have only this one case.  Mr. Carr has served the people of Maysville very acceptably as mayor for two years, and he now retires from office with the goodwill of his entire town.

1905 Mayor W. C. J. Garrison, and councilmen T. E. Atkins, J.D. Yarbrough, C. T. Bacon, and T. G. Underwood, were sworn in as city fathers.

1908 Mayor T. J. Carr

1921 Mayor G. P. Boone; Councilmen T. H. Blackwell, J. W. Mitchell, John Strange and T. K. Boone; Clerk W. P. Comer; Marshals E. L. Boswell and Ed Sims

1929 Mayor M. L. Payne; Councilmen R. L. Haulbrook, R. D. Stephens, T. W. Telford and L. M. Boone

1953 Mayor M. L. Harrison

1954 Mayor T. G. O'Kelley; Councilmen Fred King, J. I. O'Kelley, C. L. Hanley and Hoyt Mealor

1971 Mayor William Austin (resigns)

1972-1974 Mayor James Ray; Councilmen Carl Wood, J.P. Boswell, Paul Rowe, C.M. Doss; Policeman J.P. Boswell; Clerk Betty Brooks

1975 Mayor Mary Arnold; Councilmen Andrew Strickland, Sanford Brown, Otis McElroy, C. M. Doss

1979 Mayor O. Gilbert Ariail

1984 Mayor Marion Jarrett; Councilmen Billy Dorsey, Roy Parks, Tommy Sims

1985 Mayor Marion Jarrett; Councilmen Andrew Strickland, Jerry Lewis, Otis McElroy, Stephen Lewis; Clerk Lois Harper; Police Chief Perino Boswell

Mayor Marion Jarrett; Councilmen Jerry Lewis; Police Chief Perino Boswell

2000 Mayor Richard Presley; Councilmen Jim Saville, Andy Martin, Scott Harper

2001-2004 Mayor Richard Presley; Councilmen Andrew Strickland, Marion Jarrett, Andy Martin and Scott Harper; Clerk Lois Harper; Police Chief Ricky Armour; City Judge Brad Morris; City Attorney Gary Freeman

2005-2008 Mayor Jerry Baker; Councilors Ken Mize, Trent Strickland, Rebecca McNeely and Scott Harper; Clerk Brenda Thomas; Police Chief Ricky Armour; City Judge Brad Morris; City Attorney Gary Freeman

Other mayors: Mary Arnold, George O'Kelley, Polly Pounds, James Ray, William Austin, G. Oldham, Jerry Lewis

Page last updated 03/18/2009

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