For other persons of the same name, see John Nichols.

John Greg Nichols (1813 – 1898) was a businessman, builder, and politician.

He lived in the first brick house to be built in Los Angeles, California, and served as Mayor of Los Angeles in 1852 and 1853 and again from 1856 to 1859.

His son was the first American to be born in the city, and he was the first mayor to expand the city.

John G. Nichols is interred in Angelus-Rosedale Cemetery, Los Angeles.

Preceded by
Benjamin Davis Wilson		 Mayor of Los Angeles, California
1852—1853		 Succeeded by
Antonio F. Coronel
Preceded by
Manuel Requena		 Mayor of Los Angeles, California
1856—1859		 Succeeded by
Damien Marchessault
v • d • e
Mayors of Los Angeles, California

S. Foster · Hodges · Wilson · Nichols · Coronel · S. Foster · Dr. Foster · S. Foster · Requena · Nichols · Marchessault · Mellus · Woodworth · Marchessault · Mascarel · Aguilar · Turner · Aguilar · Toberman · Beaudry · MacDougal · Cohn · Toberman · Thom · Spence · Workman · Bryson · Hazard · Bonsali · Rowan · Rader · Snyder · Eaton · Snyder · McAleer · Harper · Stephens · Alexander · Rose · Sebastian · Woodman · Snyder · Cryer · Porter · Shaw · Bowron · Poulson · Yorty · Bradley · Riordan · Hahn · Villaraigosa

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