Company Officers
Presidents of the railroad were as follows:
- William McCreery 1875-1877
- James I. Bennett 1877-1881
- Jacob Henrici 1877-1885
- John Newell 1887-1896
After Newell the presidency would be held by the president of the NYC with the active management of the local vice president.
Vice Presidents:
- James H. Reed 1892-1896
- Colonel James M. Schoonmaker 1886-1927
- James B. Yohe 1917-1919 WW1 Supervisor 1920-1929 V.P.
- Curtis M. Yohe 1929-1953
- John F. Nash 1953-1956
With Nash the active management went back to the president.
- John W. Barriger III 1956-1964
- Curtis D. Buford 1965-1969
- Henry G. Allyn, Jr 1969-1993?
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