Leonard R. Cutter

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Leonard Richardson Cutter
In office
1873 – 1874
Preceded by Henry L. Pierce
Succeeded by Samuel C. Cobb
Born July 1, 1825
Jaffrey, New Hampshire
Spouse Mercy Taylor
Children Agnes Elizabeth, Emma Adelaide
Residence Boston
Alma mater Harvard
Occupation Real Estate Broker

Leonard Richardson Cutter, Chairman of the Board of Alderman, appointed 28 Nov 1873 to serve out the term of Henry L. Pierce after Pierce resigned to serve in Congress.

Preceded by
Henry L. Pierce		 Mayor of Boston, Massachusetts (acting)
1873 - 1874		 Succeeded by
Samuel C. Cobb
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