Edward H. Larkin

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Edward H. Larkin
10th Mayor of Medford, Massachusetts
In office
1927–1931
Preceded byRichard B. Coolidge
Succeeded byJohn H. Burke
President of the Medford, Massachusetts
Board of Aldermen[1][2]
Member of the Medford, Massachusetts
Board of Aldermen
Personal details
BornDecember 1876
Massachusetts, U.S.
ChildrenEdward Alexander Larkin[3]

Edward H. Larkin was a Massachusetts politician who served as the tenth mayor of Medford, Massachusetts.

Notes

  1. ^ The Boston Globe (December 9, 1926), "E. H. LARKIN BUSY IN MEDFORD CAMPAIGN Three Rallies in Contest for Mayor", Boston Globe, Boston, Massachusetts, p. Page A15
  2. ^ The Boston Globe (August 6, 1926), "ASPIRES TO BE MEDFORD MAYOR Larkin, Aldermen's Head, Announces Candidacy", Boston Globe, Boston, Massachusetts, p. Page A12
  3. ^ "Edward Larkin realty man", The Boston Globe, Boston, Massachusetts, p. Page 34, February 25, 1977
Political offices
Preceded by 10th Mayor of Medford, Massachusetts
1927–1931 		Succeeded by


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