Editing Shawangunk, New York (section)

==Government==
The town of Shawangunk is led by a supervisor and a board of four council members. The current supervisor is John Valk, Jr., in office since 1998.

List of supervisors of Shawangunk:<ref>{{cite book |title=Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors of Ulster County |date=1923 |publisher=Freeman Publishing Company |location=Kingston, New York |pages=447–448 }}</ref><ref>{{cite web |title=Supervisors of Shawangunk and Their Genealogies |url=https://www.ourfamtree.org/tag/town-supervisor/61229 |website=ourfamtree.org |publisher=Ray Gurganus |access-date=January 7, 2021}}</ref>
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! Name !! Years Served !! Notes
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| Jacobus Bruyn III || 1744–1747 || 
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| Cornelius Bruyn || 1748–1749 || Brother of Jacobus
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| Benjamin Van Keuren || 1750 ||
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| Isaac Hasbrouck || 1751–1752 || Member of [[Hasbrouck family]]
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| Jacobus Sammon || 1753 ||
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| Johannis Jansen || 1754–1760 ||
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| Benjamin Van Keuren || 1761 ||
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| Johannis Jansen || 1762 ||
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| Benjamin Van Keuren || 1763–1764 ||
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| Johannis Jansen || 1765–1768 ||
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| Benjamin Van Keuren || 1769 ||
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| Johannes Hardenbergh Jr. || 1770 ||
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| Johannis Jansen || 1771–1772 ||
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| Johannes Hardenbergh Jr. || 1773–1775 ||
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| [[Cornelius C. Schoonmaker]] || 1776–1777 || Served as New York State Assemblyman (1777–1790) following term
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| Thomas Jansen Jr. || 1778–1779 || Brother of Johannis
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| James Hunter || 1780–1781 ||
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| Cornelius C. Schoonmaker || 1782–1783 || Served as United States Congressman (1791–1793) years after this term
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| Thomas Jansen Jr. || 1784 ||
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| James Hunter || 1785 ||
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| Cornelius Bruyn || 1786–1793 || Son of Jacobus III; nephew of Cornelius
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| Justus Banks || 1794–1796 ||
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| Joseph Isaac Hasbrouck || 1797–1799 || Son of Isaac, member of [[Hasbrouck family]]
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| James Kain || 1800–1803 ||
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| Abraham Bruyn || 1804–1805 || Son of Cornelius; nephew of Jacobus III; first cousin of Cornelius
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| Stephen Rea || 1806 ||
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| Albert Roosa || 1807 ||
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| Stephen Rea || 1808–1812 ||
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| Joseph Isaac Hasbrouck || 1813–1814 ||
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| Beverly Kain || 1815–1816 || Brother of James
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| Joseph Isaac Hasbrouck || 1817 ||
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| Abraham J. Hardenbergh || 1818–1821 || Relative of Johannes Jr.; previously served as [[New Paltz, New York|New Paltz]] Town Supervisor
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| Johannes "John" Jansen || 1822–1826 || Son of Thomas Jr., nephew of Johannis 
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| George G. Graham || 1827–1835 ||
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| Hezekiah Watkins || 1836–1841 ||
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| Cornelius A. Bruyn || 1842–1844 || Son of Abraham, grandson of Cornelius; great-nephew of Jacobus III; cousin of Cornelius
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| Eli Van Keuren || 1845 ||
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| James N. Mitchell || 1846 ||
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| Samuel Dill || 1847 ||
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| Eli Van Keuren || 1848–1851 ||
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| Hector S. Webb || 1852–1855 ||
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| Matthew Jansen || 1856 || Son of Johannes, grandson of Thomas Jr., great-nephew of Johannis
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| Egbert N. Brink || 1857–1858 ||
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| Edmund Bruyn || 1859–1860 || Great-grandson of Jacobus III; relative of Abraham, Cornelius, Cornelius, and Cornelius A. Bruyn
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| Cornelius Abram Jansen Hardenbergh || 1861–1867 || Great-nephew of Abraham J. Hardenbergh; relative of Johannes Hardenberg Jr.; cousin of Johannis, Thomas Jr., Johannes and Matthew Jansen
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| Eli Van Keuren || 1868–1869 ||
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| Abram N. Deyoe || 1870–1872 ||
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| Thomas Fulton || 1873 ||
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| Samuel Dill Jr. || 1874–1875 || Son of Samuel
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| Cornelius Abram Jansen Hardenbergh || 1876–1882 || Served as New York State Assemblyman shortly after this term (1885 to 1886)
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| Elias Mulford || 1883–1884 ||
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| Walstein Childs || 1885–1892 ||
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| Benjamin F. Dickinson || 1893–1895 ||
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| D. Barclay DuBois || 1896–1897 ||
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| Benjamin F. Dickinson || 1898–1901 ||
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| George J. Alsdorf || 1902–1907 ||
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| William W. McElhone || 1908–1917 ||
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| Robert H. Terwilliger || 1918–1919 ||
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| Frank J. Wilkin || 1920–1921 ||
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| Joseph F. Scott || 1922–1927 ||
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| George E. Halliday || 1928–1929 || Died in office
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| Lester C. Terwilliger || 1935 || Relative of Robert
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| Edward E. Murray || 1936–1946 ||
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| Jesse McHugh || 1951–1965 ||
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| Charles E. Penney || 1965–1969 || C.E. Penney Drive in Wallkill named for him
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| M.J. Oscar Smith || 1969–1972 ||
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| Francis V. Garrison || 1972–1975 ||
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| Charles Flynn || 1979 ||
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| John Scott || 1987–1988 ||
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| John Valk Jr. || 1998–Present || Re-elected in 2021
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