Caleb Scudder

Caleb Scudder (born 1795, New Jersey – d. 1866, Indianapolis, Indiana) was the third mayor of the city of Indianapolis, Indiana and served from 1851 to 1854 as a member of the Whig Party. Born in New Jersey, Scudder moved at a young age to Dayton, Ohio. He was a cabinet-maker by trade, but also served as a magistrate before his term as mayor.[1]

References

Nowland, John H.B. (1870). Early reminiscences of Indianapolis: with short biographical sketches of its early citizens, and a few of the prominent business men of the present day. Indianapolis: Sentinel Book and Job Printing House. pp. 81–82.

Mayors of Indianapolis
1 Henderson 2 Newcomb 3 Scudder 4 McCready 5 West 6 Coulon 7 W. Wallace 8 Maxwell 9 & 12 Caven 10 McCauley 11 Mitchell 13 Grubbs 14 McMaster 15 & 17 C. Denny 16 T. Sullivan 18 Taggart 19 & 21 Bookwalter 20 Holtzman 22 & 26 Shank 23 H. Wallace 24 Bell 25 Jewett 27 Duvall 28 Negley 29 Slack 30 & 33 R. Sullivan 31 Kern Jr. 32 Boetcher 34 Tyndall 35 G. Denny 36 Feeney 37 & 40 Bayt Jr. 38 Emhardt 39 Clark 41 Boswell 42 Losche 43 Barton 44 Lugar 45 Hudnut III 46 Goldsmith 47 Peterson 48 Ballard 49 Hogsett

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