The Political Graveyard: Bristol County, Mass.

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Bristol County
Massachusetts

Bristol County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Bristol County: [none currently in database]

Republican Party chairs in Bristol County: [none currently in database]

Bristol County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: Phineas W. Leland — Edward Merrill — William C. N. Swift
	1864, Chicago: William C. N. Swift
	1876, St. Louis: Nicholas Hathaway
	1888, St. Louis: John W. Cummings
	1912, Baltimore: John W. Coughlin — Charles McCarty — Peter McManus — William Moran — Edward Mullaney — John O'Hearne — Richard Pennington — T. P. Sullivan
	1916, St. Louis: Elzear H. Choquette — Joseph C. Desmond — John F. Doherty — Patrick J. Doyle — Thomas F. Higgins — Michael O'Hearn — John L. Shea
	1924, New York: John H. Backus, Jr. — Arthur J. B. Cartier — Dominick F. Corrigan — Richard P. Coughlin — Joseph C. Desmond — Louis Gaudette — Thomas F. Higgins — Joseph L. Hurley — Manuel Joseph — Minerva D. Kepple — Mary Lee — Michael O'Hearn — James Robinson — James E. Sargent — Frank A. Sullivan
	1928, Houston: John H. Backus, Jr. — George A. Blake — Charles L. Booth — Arthur Buckley — Dominick F. Corrigan — Joseph C. Desmond — John Ford — Bertha V. Gatenby — Arthur Goulart — Joseph L. Hurley — Charles McCloskey — Miles J. Neff — John J. Smith — Edmond P. Talbot — Maud F. Tweedy
	1932, Chicago: John L. Campos — Dominick F. Corrigan — Patrick M. Doyle — Miles J. Neff — Alphonse Normandin — John E. Welch
	1936, Philadelphia: Lawrence W. Caton — George Helford — Grace Hartley Howe — Catherine A. Mahler — Joseph P. Murphy — Edmond P. Talbot
	1940, Chicago: James F. Brennan — Helen Corrigan Connors — August J. Cormier — John E. Fitzgerald — Amedee Gautreau — William P. Grant — Timothy A. Lovett — William F. Lynch — Timothy J. Manning — Mary I. Murphy — Ralph Silva — Michael Zajac
	1944, Chicago: Leo H. Berube — Francis J. Carreiro — Louis A. Cordeiro — Antonio England — William P. Grant — Noemi C. Hinkley — Clifford C. Hubbard — Henry Landreville — Paul V. McDonough — John W. McIntyre — John S. McKowen — Mary I. Murphy — Edward C. Peirce — Edmond P. Talbot
	1948, Philadelphia: Rodolphe G. Bessette — Octave O. Desmarais — Jacinto F. Diniz — William P. Grant — William R. Medeiros — James A. O'Brien — William E. White
	1952, Chicago: Joseph P. Clark, Jr. — Leo F. Cormier — Edward F. Doolan — William P. Grant — Francis W. Harrington — John F. Kane — Mitchell Koska — Matthew J. Kuss — Arthur R. Marchado — James F. O'Neill — Leonard Pacheco — Edward C. Peirce — Antone Perreira — George E. Talbot
	1956, Chicago: Theophile Jean DesRoches — Edmund Dinis — Edward F. Doolan — Joseph Enos — William P. Grant — Joseph E. Hanify, Jr. — John F. Kane — Matthew J. Kuss — Francis J. Lawler — Paul V. McDonough — Arthur J. Mullen — David D. Talbot
	1960, Los Angeles: John M. Arruda — George E. Carignan — Edmund Dinis — Edward F. Doolan — Mary L. Fonseca — William P. Grant — Joseph E. Hanify, Jr. — Patrick H. Harrington, Jr. — Francis J. Lawler
	1964, Atlantic City: Roland G. Desmarais — Theophile Jean DesRoches — Edmund Dinis — John T. Farrell, Jr. — Mary L. Fonseca — William P. Grant — Joseph E. Hanify, Jr. — Patrick H. Harrington, Jr. — Norman Mason — Antoine Silva
	1972, Miami Beach: Richard Baarsvik — Lillian C. Darmody — Eugene J. Dionne, Jr. — Helen L. Donnelly — Francis E. Moore — Edith A. Nichols — Judith A. Rapozo — George Rogers — Guy Volterra — Max Volterra — Bertram A. Yaffe
	1980, New York: Steven A. Camara — Marifran Davis — Joan M. Menard — George Mendonca — Clementa Ponte — Max Volterra — Bertram A. Yaffe
	1996, Chicago: Ida Cabral — Joan M. Menard — Carol Mills — Marc R. Pacheco — Elsie Souza — Mark A. Sullivan, Jr. — Margaret D. Xifaras
	2000, Los Angeles: Joan M. Menard — Marc R. Pacheco
	2004, Boston: Lee Beauvais — Joseph Kaplan — Richard Leimsider — Joan M. Menard — Marc R. Pacheco — Elsie Souza
	2008, Denver: Joan M. Menard — Marc R. Pacheco
Republican National Conventions:
	1856, Philadelphia: C. A. Church — Thomas D. Elliott — Rodney French — Guilford White
	1860, Chicago: Jonathan Bourne — Robert T. Davis
	1880, Chicago: William S. Greene
	1888, Chicago: John H. Abbott — William H. Bent — Jonathan Bourne — Frederick L. Burden — Frank S. Stevens
	1896, St. Louis: William M. Butler
	1900, Philadelphia: Walter Clifford — Hugo A. Dubuque — Emanuel Sallavou — Alfred B. Williams
	1904, Chicago: Sidney O. Bigney — Robert T. Davis — Herbert A. Dean — David L. Parker — Albert Totten
	1908, Chicago: Frederick M. Atwood — Sidney O. Bigney — John Crowther — Jean B. Jean — Edward A. Thurston
	1912, Chicago: Benjamin H. Anthony — Abbott P. Smith — Charles T. Smith — Warren A. Swift — Alvin G. Weeks — John Westall — James Whitehead
	1916, Chicago: Godfrey de Tonnancour — Thomas F. Glennon — Joseph W. Martin, Jr. — Thomas Thompson — Edward A. Thurston — Alfred B. Williams
	1920, Chicago: Arthur F. Gehrung — John Halliwell — Charles H. Macomber — Walter E. McLane — Ward M. Parker — Edward A. Thurston — Joseph E. Warner
	1924, Cleveland: Benjamin R. Acornley — Spencer Borden — Orin W. Clifford — Mark M. Duff — Joseph K. Milliken — Rachel Morse — Helen H. Pierce
	1928, Kansas City: Benjamin R. Acornley — Spencer Borden — Charles M. Carroll — Robert M. Leach — Maud F. Tweedy — Louise M. Williams
	1932, Chicago: Oscar U. Dionne — Robert M. Leach — Carl A. Terry — Maud F. Tweedy — Louise M. Williams
	1936, Cleveland: Joseph F. Francis — Joseph W. Martin, Jr. — Rachel Morse — Willard A. Ormsbee — Cyrus C. Rounseville — Isabel K. Winsper
	1940, Philadelphia: Clarence A. Barnes — Frederick W. Lawson — Joseph W. Martin, Jr. — Rachel Morse — John A. Stitt — Isabel K. Winsper
	1944, Chicago: Clarence A. Barnes — Joseph F. Francis — Horace E. Handford — J. Edward Lajoie — Joseph W. Martin, Jr. — Beatrice H. Mullaney — Mrs. Aurare Surprenant — Louise M. Williams
	1948, Philadelphia: Clarence A. Barnes — Joseph W. Martin, Jr. — Timothy J. Moriarity II — Beatrice H. Mullaney — Willard A. Ormsbee
	1952, Chicago: John S. Ames, Jr. — Edward H. Bowen — Basil Brewer — Patrick H. Dupuis — Joseph W. Martin, Jr. — Maurice J. Poyant — William C. Prescott
	1956, San Francisco: John S. Ames, Jr. — Edward H. Bowen — Basil Brewer — Joseph W. Martin, Jr. — Raymond Tschaen
	1960, Chicago: Joseph W. Martin, Jr. — Hugh Morton — Gerald E. Riley — Joseph D. Saulnier
	1972, Miami Beach: John S. Ames III — Aileen H. Belford — Rosalind Poll Brooker — Virginia E. Hillman
	1988, New Orleans: Deborah Darling — John A. Lepper — Leon J. Lombardi — Kevin Poirier — Michael S. Robertson — Richard W. Robinson — Jay R. Snyder — William B. Vernon — Francis W. Wing
	2004, New York: Betty Poirier — Irene B. Schall
	2008, St. Paul: Fred Barrows — Robert Dwyer — Danielle Fish — Thomas Hodgson — Betty Poirier
Whig National Conventions:
	1839, Harrisburg: H. G. O. Colby

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