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Marion County Treasurer

The office of county treasurer is required by the Indiana constitution. The Marion County Treasurer is elected to a four-year… Read More »Marion County Treasurer

John Bartlow Martin
John Bartlow Martin

(Aug. 4, 1915-Jan. 3, 1987). Born in Hamilton, Ohio, John Bartlow Martin and his family came to Indianapolis when he… Read More »John Bartlow Martin

Gilbert De La Matyr
Gilbert De La Matyr

(July 8, 1825-May 17, 1892). Born in Philadelphia, New York, De La Matyr was licensed to preach by the Methodist… Read More »Gilbert De La Matyr

Samuel D. Maxwell
Samuel D. Maxwell

(Feb. 19, 1803-July 3, 1873). Born in 1820 in Garrard County, Kentucky, of Scottish ancestry, Samuel D. Maxwell moved with… Read More »Samuel D. Maxwell

Daniel McCauley  
Daniel McCauley  

(Sept. 8, 1839-Apr. 1894). A native of New York, Daniel McCauley, whose name appeared also as Macauley, was orphaned at… Read More »Daniel McCauley  

James McCready

(Feb. 22, 1816-Oct. 9, 1909). The fourth mayor of Indianapolis (1854-1856), and the first Democrat mayor, James McCready came to… Read More »James McCready

John Lennox McMaster
John Lennox McMaster

(Feb. 9, 1843-May 29, 1914). John Lennox McMaster was born in Rutland, Ohio. He worked at his father’s mill and… Read More »John Lennox McMaster

Samuel Merrill
Samuel Merrill

(Oct. 29, 1792-Aug. 24, 1855). Born in Peacham, Vermont, Samuel Merrill attended Dartmouth College from 1812 to 1813, then left… Read More »Samuel Merrill

Emma Messing
Emma Messing

Emma Messing was a vaudeville actress, a stenographer, and a pioneering figure in American diplomacy as one of an early… Read More »Emma Messing

Metropolitan Development Commission

The Metropolitan Development Commission is the policy-making body for the . It has nine appointed members—five by the mayor and… Read More »Metropolitan Development Commission

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