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From Part 2 of an article ‘144 Years in the
Postmaster’s Chair’ by Frank Hopkins, which which was published in the
Richmond Times Dispatch on
November 11, 1934, outlining the growth of the Post Office in Richmond,
Virginia.
William H. Cullingworth was appointed as Postmaster of Richmond by
President Cleveland on May 13, 1885…
Born in Richmond, October 23, 1836, Mr. Cullingworth was educated
in Richmond private schools and as a young man was engaged in the
tobacco business here. He served two terms as postmaster, both under
President Cleveland. The first was from 1885 to 1889 and the second from
1894 to 1898.
Between his first and second terms and after his second term Mr.
Cullingworth was in the coal business in Richmond.
He died here on March
24, 1903.
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