William Affleck
Loggers / Lumbermen
- Year or term
- 1891
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People of Marysville
Historical names rarely live in one neat source. This index brings the curated lists below together while preserving the role, year, spelling, notes, and research links attached to each original record.
It is a working research resource, not a claim that every list is complete. Source notes and known limitations remain visible so future discoveries can improve the record.
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Marysville’s first postmaster record
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Loggers / Lumbermen
Strawberry Festival queen
City Council member
Marshal / Street Commissioner
The Society’s list does not give a date for this entry. It appears between George Hartness’s January 1895 entry and his 1900 entry, which suggests service in the late 1890s.
Marshal / Street Commissioner
City Attorney
Named attorney pro tem and assistant on Feb. 12, 1973, and listed as attorney from 1974 through 1988.
Acting Postmaster
Postmaster
The local ledger groups Leonard E. Amundson’s postal service as 1966 through April 1979. USPS records separately list his acting appointment on August 19, 1966 and postmaster appointment on June 26, 1967; the ledger’s April 1979 date is retained only as local range information.
City Council member
Incorporation petitioner
City Council member
Ranchers
Mayor
+2 more facts in the full record
Appointed, then won a special election in 1985.
City Council member
Service in 1980 and 1983 comes from the City Clerk’s typed list of elected officials; the wall display has no plaques for those years.
Strawberry Festival queen
Strawberry Festival queen
City Council member
City Council member
Incorporation petitioner
City Council member
Marshal / Street Commissioner
Mechanics
City Council member
Freighter / Farmers
City Council member
Clerks
Town Clerk
Resigned June 18, 1934; H.F. Pfromm succeeded him.
City Council member
Service in 1980 and 1983 comes from the City Clerk’s typed list of elected officials; the wall display has no plaques for those years.
City Council member
Fire Chief
City Council member
Carpenters
Incorporation petitioner
Laborers
Incorporation petitioner
Strawberry Festival queen
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Community historian
Peter Condyles is president of the Marysville Historical Society and one of Marysville's go-to history guides. He has been involved with the society since 2014 and serves on the Marysville City Council, having been appointed in 2022 and elected by voters in 2023.
Community historian
Marysville Historical Society board member Dennis Burman researches Marysville pioneer families and shares genealogy work through WikiTree, including Marysville incorporation petitioner research.
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