Hugh Allan
City Council member
- Year or term
- 1904
People of Marysville / Civic leadership
An alphabetical directory of Marysville City Council members, drawn from the City’s historical Elected Officials wall display and the City Clerk’s typed list of elected officials.

About this list
The directory covers 1891 to the present. It began as a photographic transcription of the wall plaques and is cross-checked against the City Clerk’s typed list (1891–1988), a compiled council list (1986–1996), and the City’s current councilmember profiles. It remains a working archival register.
The photographed display did not include plaques for 1956, 1966, 1980, 1983, 2000, 2012, or 2019. Service in 1956, 1966, 1980, and 1983 now comes from the City Clerk’s typed list, and current members’ service comes from the City’s official profiles. A former member who served only in 2000, 2012, or 2019 may not appear here.
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206 people indexed
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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.
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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.
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Service in 1956 comes from the City Clerk’s typed list of elected officials; the wall display has no plaque for that year.
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Born July 9, 1886, at Pickford, Michigan; his wife was Jessie M. Carr. His World War I service record in the Barracks No. 142 record volume in the museum library shows he entered the service at Arlington on October 21, 1918, served in the 41st Company, Puget Sound Coast Artillery Corps, at Fort Worden, and was discharged there in December 1918.
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The plaque transcription reads O.M. Carter; the City Clerk’s typed list of elected officials reads Q.M. Carter.
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The plaque transcription reads F.K. Collins; the City Clerk’s typed list of elected officials reads P.K. Collins.
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Plaque spells the surname Comford; City history materials commonly spell founder James P. Comeford.
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Sources & method
These are the principal records used to assemble this collection. Linked family-history services are research leads and may change independently of the Society’s index.
Transcribed from photographs of the City of Marysville historical Elected Officials wall display. Names and years reproduce the visible plaques as closely as possible.
Typed from the Council meeting books by Jacqueline Jacobsen, retired City Clerk. Source for 1956, 1966, 1980, and 1983, which have no wall plaques, and for spelling cross-checks noted on individual records.
Council rosters for 1986–1996, including the successors named in 1991 and 1994.
Official terms and backgrounds for the seven members serving in 2026, including service in 2012 and 2019, which have no wall plaques.
Source for Tom King’s decision not to seek reelection to Position 3 and for the 2025 candidates, including Dan Perkins.
Museum library volume compiled by Jack Nelson. Source for the World War I service, Barracks offices, and family connections noted on individual records, including the October 1954 charter roster.
Museum library copy of Snohomish County’s 1970 plan for the Marysville area. Its closing page lists Wallace T. Rounds among the trustees of North Snohomish County Communities, Inc., which sponsored the plan.