Philip Tomppert (June 21, 1808 – October 29, 1873) was the sixteenth and eighteenth Mayor of Louisville, Kentucky in 1865 and 1867 to 1868. Philip Tomppert...

Resigned on February 14, 1867, after the Kentucky Court of Appeals restored Tomppert. Served as mayor pro tempore. Left office on January 14, 1896. Removed...

One example of an impeachment by a municipal government is that of Philip Tomppert, who was removed through impeachment as the mayor of Louisville, Kentucky...

Year Politician Place Division Country Title Type 1865 Philip Tomppert Louisville Kentucky United States Mayor of Louisville Impeachment 1964 Pelópidas...

Bartlett Taylor (1815–1901), African Methodist Episcopal minister Philip Tomppert (1808–1873), Louisville mayor Amelia Tucker (1902–1987), first African-American...

Louisville Building Association. Doern married Barbara Tomppert, daughter of Mayor Philip Tomppert, on October 2, 1851. They had four daughters and two...

However, within ten years, Louisville elected a German born-man, Philip Tomppert as Mayor. A series of commemorations was held to mark the 150th anniversary...

member of the convention to draft a new city charter in 1866. After Philip Tomppert was impeached by the City Council in 1866, that same body elected Lithgow...

during the Civil War John M. Delph (1861–1863) William Kaye (1863–1865) Philip Tomppert (1865) Louisville-area Civil War monuments 32nd Indiana Monument within...

19th Mayor of Louisville, Kentucky In office 1869–1870 Preceded by Philip Tomppert Succeeded by John George Baxter Personal details Born (1823-12-15)December...