List of International Presidents
- Henry Miller (1891-1893)
- Queren Jansen (1893-1894)
- H. W. Sherman (1894-1897)
- J. H. Maloney (1897-1899)
- Thomas Wheeler (1899-1901)
- W. A. Jackson (1901-1903)
- Frank Joseph McNulty (1903-1919) - first full-time, paid president of the union; elected at Salt Lake City Conference in 1903, retired at New Orleans Conference in 1919
- James Patrick Noonan (acting president, 1917, president 1919-1929) - died in office
- Henry H. Broach (1929-1933)
- Daniel (Dan) W. Tracy (1933-1940)
- Edward J. Brown (1940-1947)
- Daniel (Dan) W. Tracy (1947-1954)
- J. Scott Milne (1954-1955)
- Gordon M. Freeman (1955-1968)
- Charles H. Pillard (1968-1986)
- John Joseph (Jack) Barry (1986-2001)
- Edwin D. (Ed) Hill (2001-present)
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