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Cheshire County
New Hampshire

Cheshire County Political Parties

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

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

Cheshire County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1856, Cincinnati: Horatio Kimball
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: Ansel Glover
	1864, Chicago: Don H. Woodward
	1876, St. Louis: Gustavus Lucke — Fred A. Parker
	1912, Baltimore: Guy H. Cutter
	1940, Chicago: Edward C. Sullivan
	1944, Chicago: Edward C. Sullivan
	1952, Chicago: Francis A. Dostilio — Hugh F. Waling
	1956, Chicago: Francis A. Dostilio
	1960, Los Angeles: George R. Hanna
	1972, Miami Beach: Katherine Hanna — Richard P. Peloquin — Patricia T. Russell
	1980, New York: Margaret Lynch
	1996, Chicago: Greg Martin
Republican National Conventions:
	1856, Philadelphia: Levi Chamberlain
	1880, Chicago: Edward Gustine — Samuel W. Hale
	1900, Philadelphia: Frederic A. Faulkner — Thomas N. Hastings
	1904, Chicago: Bertram Ellis
	1908, Chicago: George B. Leighton — Charles Gale Shedd
	1912, Chicago: Charles Galeshedd — George B. Leighton
	1916, Chicago: Philip H. Faulkner
	1920, Chicago: Charles Gale Shedd
	1924, Cleveland: Frank Huntress
	1928, Kansas City: Clarence M. Damon — Harry C. Shaw
	1932, Chicago: Henry C. Arwe — Clarence M. Damon
	1936, Cleveland: Clarence M. Damon
	1940, Philadelphia: Lawrence C. Ellery
	1944, Chicago: Charles B. Knight
	1948, Philadelphia: Lucy J. Dickinson — Charles Morris Mills
	1952, Chicago: Kenneth P. Colby
	1956, San Francisco: Francis F. Faulkner
	1960, Chicago: Neil Tolman
	1972, Miami Beach: John R. Bradshaw
	1988, New Orleans: Jane Lane — Mary Ruberga
	2004, New York: Tom Eaton — Bruce Keough — Joseph Petrone
Whig National Conventions:
	1839, Harrisburg: James Wilson

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