The Political Graveyard: Hampden County, Mass.

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Hampden County
Massachusetts

Hampden County Political Parties

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

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

Hampden County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: Chester William Chapin
	1864, Chicago: Erasmus D. Beach — Reuben Noble
	1876, St. Louis: Hugh Donelly
	1912, Baltimore: John H. Clune — William P. Hayes — James E. Higgins — John F. Malley — John P. O'Connor — James O'Shea
	1916, St. Louis: Charles J. Downey — James E. Higgins — Thomas E. King — Thomas J. Moran — John D. Ryan
	1924, New York: John F. Cronin — Joseph B. Ely — William J. Granfield — Thomas E. King — Mary E. Lucey — Annie Maloney — John M. Noonan — Austin W. Phelon — Francis X. Quigley — Gregory J. Scanlon
	1928, Houston: Patrick Bresnahan, Jr. — James F. Cleary, Jr. — Mary E. Driscoll — Joseph B. Ely — Paul P. Ezekiel — William J. Granfield — Daniel T. Griffin — Walter Kenifick — Joseph E. Kerigan — Robert W. King — Frank M. Lucey — Eugene A. Lynch — John B. McCormick — John D. O'Connor — Edward F. Prendiville — Christopher J. Reardon
	1932, Chicago: Joseph B. Ely — William J. Granfield — Hugh McLean — John D. O'Connor — Edward J. Sammons — Wojciech Tarka — Dwight R. Winter
	1936, Philadelphia: Laurent A. Angers — William J. Granfield — Lucy A. Hickey — Thomas F. Moriarty — Sadie H. Mulrone — Apolinary S. Roman
	1940, Chicago: Laurent A. Angers — John S. Begley — W. Lee Costigan — Patrick A. Doyle — Joseph B. Ely — Lucy A. Hickey — Joseph A. Lopardo — Sadie H. Mulrone — William E. Nolen — May H. O'Connell — Eugene J. O'Neil, Jr. — Roger L. Putnam — Thaddeus J. Pyzik — Frank T. Raleigh — Dennis S. Shannon — John Zielinski
	1944, Chicago: Laurent A. Angers — Ernest W. Brunault — Josephine L. Driscoll — Joseph B. Ely — George F. Fitzgerald — George E. Kelly — Daniel M. Keyes, Jr. — Mary S. McNally — William E. Nolen — Caroline J. Putnam — Thaddeus J. Pyzik — John Zielinski
	1948, Philadelphia: Daniel B. Brunton — Patrick A. Coughlin — Mary S. McNally — Thomas F. Moriarty — William E. Nolen — John Padykula — Roger L. Putnam — Emil J. Vlasak, Jr.
	1952, Chicago: James S. Begley — Edward P. Boland — Daniel B. Brunton — Maurice A. Donahue — Francis G. Gregory — Thomas F. Moriarty — Stephen A. Moynahan — Raymond J. Rosa — Dennis S. Shannon — Anna Sullivan — Raymond F. Sullivan — Emil J. Vlasak, Jr.
	1956, Chicago: John S. Begley — Daniel B. Brunton — Stephen T. Chmura — Maurice A. Donahue — Joseph Garczynski, Jr. — Francis G. Gregory — Thomas F. Moriarty — Stephen A. Moynahan — Davitt M. Rooney — Raymond J. Rosa — Anthony M. Scibelli — Dennis S. Shannon — Anna Sullivan — John F. Thompson — Leonard J. Warner
	1960, Los Angeles: John S. Begley — Edward P. Boland — Stephen T. Chmura — Maurice A. Donahue — Foster Furcolo — Joseph Garczynski, Jr. — Herman Greenberg — Daniel M. Keyes, Jr. — Edward King — Thomas J. O'Connor, Jr. — Cornelius W. Phillips, Jr. — Davitt M. Rooney — Raymond J. Rosa — Matthew J. Ryan, Jr. — Anthony M. Scibelli — Anna Sullivan — John F. Thompson
	1964, Atlantic City: John F. Albano — John S. Begley — Roger L. Bernashe — Edward P. Boland — Stephen T. Chmura — Maurice A. Donahue — Donald J. Dowd — Herman Greenberg — Daniel M. Keyes, Jr. — Edward King — Charles V. Ryan, Jr. — Matthew J. Ryan, Jr. — Anthony M. Scibelli — John F. Thompson — Daniel M. Walsh, Jr. — Stanley J. Zarod
	1972, Miami Beach: Frances R. Abrams — Sandra L. Ahlburn — John F. Albano — Edward P. Boland — Sandra K. Borys — Janis Ann Dempski — Theodore E. Dimauro — Mary K. Egan — Irene F. Findlater — Petr J. Fouche — Karl H. Haag — Mary A. Markel — Jesse Parks — Matthew J. Ryan, Jr. — Deloris Swan — Stanley J. Zarod
	1980, New York: David M. Bartley — Lucinda Bennett — Ethel Buntin — Christopher Catjakis — William Currier — Phoebe Dowd — Patricia Dunn — Mary Hurley — Robert L. Jones — Raymond A. Jordan — Michael Krawiec — Ann McHugh — Richard E. Neal — Matthew J. Ryan, Jr. — James Shear — Ann Marie Shields — Alan Sisitsky — Emilie Steele — S. William Whyte
	1996, Chicago: Michael Bissonnette — Paul Caron — Kathleen E. Grady — Norma Hill — Sophia E. Jeffery — Raymond A. Jordan — Mark A. Kenyon — Irene Kimball — Debra Kozikowski — Candice Early Lopes — Richard E. Neal — Carmen Rosa — E. Henry Twiggs — Lauren Weman
	2000, Los Angeles: Kathleen E. Grady — Raymond A. Jordan — Irene Kimball — Debra Kozikowski — Richard E. Neal
	2004, Boston: Edward W. Collins, Jr. — William Foley — Candy Glazer — Raymond A. Jordan — Debra Kozikowski — Richard E. Neal — Cheryl Rivera — E. Henry Twiggs — Kateri Walsh — Lauren K. Werman
	2008, Denver: Elizabeth Cardona-Badiab — Mary Gail Cokkinias — Melvin R. Drungo, Jr. — Raymond A. Jordan — Irene Kimball — Debra Kozikowski — Candice Early Lopes — Nancy Stenberg — Jose Tosado — E. Henry Twiggs
Republican National Conventions:
	1856, Philadelphia: E. B. Gillett — M. D. Whittaker
	1860, Chicago: Matthew D. Field — John Wells
	1888, Chicago: William N. Flint — Emerson Gaylord — Henry S. Hyde — John G. Mackintosh — Charles N. Yeamans
	1900, Philadelphia: Henry M. Phillips
	1904, Chicago: A. H. Goetting — James W. Toole
	1908, Chicago: William H. Brooks — Winford N. Caldwell — Ralph D. Gillett
	1912, Chicago: Embury P. Clark — David F. Dillon — Octave A. LaRiviere — Frank H. Metcalf
	1916, Chicago: George A. Bacon — Freelon Q. Ball — William H. Brooks — Jens J. Madsen — Joseph C. McVeigh — Albert E. Taylor
	1920, Chicago: George A. Bacon — Freelon Q. Ball — Henry L. Bowles — Edgar L. Gillett — Frederick H. Gillett — Gurdon W. Gordon — William F. Whiting
	1924, Cleveland: Henry L. Bowles — Frederick H. Gillett — Clara S. Graves — William F. Whiting
	1928, Kansas City: Julia B. Buxton — Minnie R. Dwight — Frederick H. Gillett — Gurdon W. Gordon — Edwin F. Leonard — William F. Whiting
	1932, Chicago: Joshua L. Brooks — Samuel L. Fein — Emerson J. Loy — Harry B. Putnam — Anthony J. Stonina — William F. Whiting
	1936, Cleveland: Margaret A. Green — Gena G. Hickox — Edward J. Ruxton
	1940, Philadelphia: Ethel I. Craig — Ruth Thomas Gillett — Margaret A. Green — D. Joseph St. Germain
	1944, Chicago: Margaret A. Green — John H. Madden — Frederick L. Parker — M. Alice Perry
	1948, Philadelphia: William Dwight — D. Joseph St. Germain — Florence L. Smith — Ruth A. M. Winberg
	1952, Chicago: Charles R. Clason — Aime H. Cote — Irene R. Evans — Lawrence R. Wallace — Edward P. White
	1956, San Francisco: Charles R. Clason — Anna M. Ratell — D. Joseph St. Germain — Sidney E. Whiting, Jr.
	1960, Chicago: James S. Bulkley — Charles R. Clason — George D. Hammond — George C. Keady, Jr. — Gloria M. Lambson — Dorothy S. Robinson
	1972, Miami Beach: Frank H. Freedman — Roger J. Lemelin — Carol Anne Sullivan
	1988, New Orleans: Walter A. DeFilippi — Catherine Labine — Larry Levine — Claire L. Nelson — Anthony W. Ravosa, Jr. — Maryanne Schwartz — Bruce Stebbins
	2004, New York: Roberta L. Brundrett — Kevin A. Jourdain
	2008, St. Paul: Roberta L. Brundrett — Benjamin Dickmann — Kevin A. Jourdain — Arthur McGuire
Whig National Conventions:
	1839, Harrisburg: George Ashmun — John Howard

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