James McCready

James McCready
James McCready
4th Mayor of Indianapolis
	In office; 1856 – November 8, 1856
Preceded by	Caleb Scudder
Succeeded by	Charles G. Coulon
Personal details
Born	1816
Died	1909 (aged 92–93)
Political party	Democratic

James McCready (1816–1909)

Indianapolis, Indiana, and the first Democrat to hold that office. As mayor, McCready appointed the city's first police force.^[2]

References

^ Crown Hill Cemetery
ISBN 978-1-56311-760-2
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Mayors of Indianapolis

1 Henderson

2 Newcomb

3 Scudder

4 McCready

5 West

6 Coulon

7 W. Wallace

8 Maxwell

9 & 12 Caven

10 McCauley

11 Mitchell

13 Grubbs

14 McMaster

15 & 17 C. Denny

16 T. Sullivan

18 Taggart

19 & 21 Bookwalter

20 Holtzman

22 & 26 Shank

23 H. Wallace

24 Bell

25 Jewett

27 Duvall

28 Negley

29 Slack

30 & 33 R. Sullivan

31 Kern Jr.

32 Boetcher

34 Tyndall

35 G. Denny

36
Feeney

37 & 40 Bayt Jr.

38 Emhardt

39 Clark

41 Boswell

42 Losche

43 Barton

44 Lugar

45 Hudnut III

46 Goldsmith

47 Peterson

48 Ballard

49 Hogsett

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[1] Crown Hill Cemetery

[2] ISBN 978-1-56311-760-2
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