The Political Graveyard: Norfolk County, Mass.

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Norfolk County
Massachusetts

Norfolk County Political Parties

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

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

Norfolk County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: Bradford L. Wales
	1864, Chicago: Edwin R. Clark — James S. Maguire
	1876, St. Louis: Francis W. Bird
	1912, Baltimore: James M. Folan — Richard Olney II — Charles B. Strecker — Harold Williams, Jr.
	1916, St. Louis: James J. Mandeville — Thomas E. O'Donnell — William J. Sullivan
	1924, New York: Daniel J. Daley — Dorothy Whipple Fry — Edward E. Ginsburg — John E. O'Hearn
	1928, Houston: Dorothy Whipple Fry — John J. Gallagher — Fergus J. Hickey — Edward J. Megley — John H. Moran — John E. O'Hearn
	1932, Chicago: John J. Cleary — Samuel Kalesky — Edward J. Megley — James A. Mulhall — Daniel F. O'Connell — Edmund F. O'Hearn — Charles F. Riordan
	1936, Philadelphia: Leo J. Halloran — James Roosevelt — Anna M. Whelan
	1940, Chicago: Anna I. Coughlin — Henry K. Cushing — Leo J. Halloran — William F. Maguire — Edward O'Hearn Mullowney — John R. Shaughnessy
	1944, Chicago: John H. Burke, Jr. — Francis J. Carroll — Elizabeth L. Dowling — Clement A. Riley — William A. Wall
	1948, Philadelphia: Theodore S. Luddington — Clement A. Riley — Anna M. Whelan
	1952, Chicago: David J. Crowley — Helen J. Fay — James Leo O'Connor — Clement A. Riley — Dennis F. Ryan
	1956, Chicago: William A. Connell, Jr. — Jackson J. Holtz — Sumner Z. Kaplan — Ida R. Lyons — Joseph P. McDonough — Daniel P. Mullane
	1960, Los Angeles: James A. Burke — William F. Donoghue — Carl R. Johnson, Jr. — James R. McIntyre — Thomas J. Noonan — William J. O'Brien — John L. Saltonstall, Jr.
	1964, Atlantic City: Francis X. Bellotti — Margaret M. Blizard — James A. Burke — Beryl W. Cohen — Rubin Epstein — Carl R. Johnson, Jr. — Ida R. Lyons — Francis V. Matera — James S. McCormack — Dace J. Moore
	1972, Miami Beach: Jack H. Backman — John A. Businger — Shirlie S. Goldman — Ronald Greenwald — Marilyn D. Hanabury — John T. Harney — Frank H. Heffron — Arthur Hurley — Doris M. Kanin — Dorothy A. Keville — Mark O'Brien — Steven S. Porter — Kevin D. Preston — Helen Rees — Lillian D. Savage — Lewis F. Shannon — Phyllis Stock
	1980, New York: Jack H. Backman — Francis X. Bellotti — Peter Bellotti — John A. Businger — Robert F. Daly — Michael S. Dukakis — Adeline L. Freedman — Paul Harold — Cynthia Ann Kelly — Beth Masterman — Daniel F. McCole — Donna McGee — Leo Monahan — Dolores E. Nourse — Thaleia Tsongas Schlesinger — Arthur Tiernan — Ruth Walsh
	1996, Chicago: Ronald M. Alman — Patricia Armstrong — John A. Businger — Alicia Coletti — Janet M. Coughlin — Robert K. Coughlin — Scott Harshbarger — William R. Keating — Frederick R. Koed — May Louie — Kenneth T. Lyons — Margaret MacKenzie — Michael W. Morrissey — Carolyn DeVore Parks — Alessandro Pizzi — Kelly A. Timilty
	2000, Los Angeles: Patricia Armstrong — William R. Keating — Margaret MacKenzie — Michael W. Morrissey
	2004, Boston: Patricia Armstrong — Michael Berry — Linda Broadford — Sheila Burgess-Hill — Janet M. Coughlin — William D. Delahunt — Ellen Gilmore — Lida Harkins — Heather Hudson — Jackie Jenkins-Scott — William R. Keating — Cameron Kerry — Frederick R. Koed — Margaret MacKenzie — Kathleen Manson — Jesse Mermell — Michael W. Morrissey — Mary Wong
	2008, Denver: Patricia Armstrong — Janet M. Coughlin — Alicia Gardner — Deborah B. Goldberg — Lida Harkins — Sam Liao — Kathleen Manson — Michael W. Morrissey — Thaleia Tsongas Schlesinger
Republican National Conventions:
	1856, Philadelphia: Charles Francis Adams — Francis W. Bird
	1860, Chicago: Edward L. Pierce
	1888, Chicago: J. P. S. Churchill — J. Henry Gould — Francis A. Hobart — Benjamin S. Lovell — Frank L. Pushaw — George M. Towle — Fred H. Williams
	1900, Philadelphia: Amos A. Lawrence — George B. Pierce — John Shaw
	1904, Chicago: Robert G. Proctor — Leslie C. Wead
	1908, Chicago: Edward W. Baker — George L. Barnes — William O. Faxon — H. Clifford Gallagher
	1912, Chicago: George L. Barnes — J. Stearns Cushing — Louis E. Flye — H. Clifford Gallagher — William E. Hingston
	1916, Chicago: Henry L. Kincaide — Eugene R. Stone — Fred H. Williams
	1920, Chicago: Louis A. Coolidge — Philip S. Dalton — William W. Ollendorff — John H. Sherbourne
	1924, Cleveland: George L. Barnes — Anna Child Bird — Theodore G. Brenner — Beatrice W. Nichols — John H. Sherbourne
	1928, Kansas City: Grace H. Bagley — Perley E. Barbour — Jesse B. Baxter — Clarence R. Edwards — Erland F. Fish — Dudley P. Ranney
	1932, Chicago: Frank G. Allen — Albert F. Bigelow — Herbert E. Curtis — Horace W. Hosie — Florence H. LeFevre — Alton L. Miller — John Richardson
	1936, Cleveland: Edna B. Austin — Grace C. Buchanan — Charles W. Hedges — Sybil H. Holmes — Florence H. LeFevre
	1940, Philadelphia: Grace C. Buchanan — Leslie B. Cutler — Charles W. Hedges — Raymond P. Palmer — Alice H. Wellington
	1944, Chicago: J. Thomas Baldwin — Philip G. Bowker — Leslie B. Cutler — Edmund R. Dewing — Charles L. Gibson — Edmund M. Murray
	1948, Philadelphia: Florence G. Claussen — Ralph O. Frank — Warren R. Gilmore — Charles W. Hedges — Willis D. McLean — Leverett Saltonstall — Mason Sears — Roy C. Smith — Richard B. Wigglesworth
	1952, Chicago: Robert C. Cochrane, Jr. — Leslie B. Cutler — Charles W. Hedges — Jean L. Olmstead — Viola R. Pinanski — Maxwell M. Rabb — Leverett Saltonstall — Mason Sears — Daniel Tyler, Jr.
	1956, San Francisco: Leslie B. Cutler — Charles W. Hedges — Christian A. Herter — Vernon B. Hitchins — Viola R. Pinanski — Maxwell M. Rabb — Leverett Saltonstall — George L. Sargent
	1960, Chicago: Matthew Brown — James H. Henderson — Vernon B. Hitchins — Georgia E. Ireland — Mary A. Jenness — Mary C. Marple — Elizabeth J. McSherry — Leverett Saltonstall — George L. Sargent
	1972, Miami Beach: Elizabeth E. Amesbury — Gilbert W. Cox, Jr. — Robert C. Hahn — Margaret M. Heckler — Paula E. Logan — Howard A. Miller, Jr. — John M. Quinlan — Elliot L. Richardson — Leverett Saltonstall — Francis W. Sargent
	1988, New Orleans: Andrew H. Card, Jr. — Joyce Card — Frank H. Conway — James Gilman — Robert H. Marsh — Kathryn D. Roberts — Raymond Shamie — Debra R. Tucker
	2004, New York: Patricia E. Barrett — Jody Dow — Virginia Ann Greiman — Paula E. Logan — William D. McKinney — Joseph Y. Wong
	2008, St. Paul: Laura M. Creedon — Jody Dow — Daniel Happnie — Robert L. Hedlund — Jean Inman — John Jewell — Linda Jewell — William D. McKinney
Whig National Conventions:
	1839, Harrisburg: Warren Lovering

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