James Robinson (Ohio)

For other people named James Robinson, see James Robinson (disambiguation).

James Robinson

6th Mayor of Columbus
In office 1827 – September 11, 1827
Appointed by	Burough Council of Columbus
Preceded by	William T. Martin
Succeeded by	William Long
Personal details
Profession	Mayor Member of Burough Council Tavern operator Inn operator President of toll road company

James Robinson was the sixth mayor of Columbus, Ohio. He served Columbus for eight months. He is the shortest-serving former mayor of Columbus, Ohio. His successor was William Long.^[1]

References

↑ Egger (1975), pp. 13.

Bibliography

Egger, Charles, ed. (1975). Columbus Mayors (PDF). Columbus, Ohio: Columbus Citizen-Journal.

External links

James Robinson at Political Graveyard

Political offices
Preceded by William T. Martin	Mayor of Columbus, Ohio 1827-1827	Succeeded by William Long

Mayors of Columbus, Ohio

Jarvis W. Pike John Kerr Eli C. King John Laughrey William T. Martin James Robinson William Long Philo H. Olmsted John Brooks John Bailhache Warren Jenkins Philo H. Olmsted John G. Miller Thomas Wood Abram I. McDowell Smithson E. Wright Alexander Patton Augustus S. Decker Alexander Patton Lorenzo English Wray Thomas James G. Bull George W. Meeker James G. Bull John H. Heitmann Gilbert G. Collins George S. Peters Charles C. Walcutt Philip H. Bruck George J. Karb Cotton H. Allen Samuel L. Black Samuel J. Swartz John N. Hinkle Robert H. Jeffrey De Witt C. Badger Charles A. Bond George S. Marshall George J. Karb James J. Thomas Henry W. Worley Myron B. Gessaman Floyd F. Green Jim A. Rhodes Robert T. Oestreicher Jack Sensenbrenner Ralston Westlake Jack Sensenbrenner Tom Moody Buck Rinehart Greg Lashutka Michael B. Coleman Andrew Ginther

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