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Allegany County
New York

Allegany County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Allegany County (incomplete!): Mark Graves, 1904 — Charles M. Estell, 1910 — C. B. Duggan, 1927 — Frederick S. Buck, 1939-42 — Jerry H. Burdick, 1945 — George W. Bliss, 1955 — Robert L. Fleischer, 1965

Republican Party chairs in Allegany County (incomplete!): A. Miner Wellman, 1910 — William W. Bush, 1927-29 — Clarence L. Lathrop, 1933-45 — Burdette J. Hasper, 1955-65

Allegany County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: Marshall B. Champlain
	1864, Chicago: Marshall B. Champlain
	1876, St. Louis: E. W. Chamberlain
	1912, Baltimore: Charles M. Estell
	1920, San Francisco: Manton M. Wyvell
	1924, New York: Fred Mulkins
	1928, Houston: Mattie C. Dellone
	1932, Chicago: William O'Connell
	1936, Philadelphia: Frederick E. McCarthy
	1940, Chicago: Frederick S. Buck
	1944, Chicago: Richard J. Embser
	1948, Philadelphia: Jerry H. Burdick
	1952, Chicago: Frederick S. Buck
	1956, Chicago: Frederick S. Buck
	1960, Los Angeles: George W. Bliss
	1964, Atlantic City: Robert L. Fleischer
	1972, Miami Beach: Barbara K. Keough
Republican National Conventions:
	1856, Philadelphia: Theodore F. Hall
	1884, Chicago: Frank S. Smith
	1900, Philadelphia: Melvin E. Horner
	1904, Chicago: Frank Utter
	1908, Chicago: Herbert J. Dempsey
	1912, Chicago: Frank Sullivan Smith
	1916, Chicago: Frank Sullivan Smith
	1924, Cleveland: William Duke, Jr.
	1928, Kansas City: Albert L. Shaner
	1932, Chicago: John D. Dickson
	1936, Cleveland: John D. Dickson
	1940, Philadelphia: John D. Dickson
	1944, Chicago: John D. Dickson
	1948, Philadelphia: William H. MacKenzie
	1952, Chicago: Burdette J. Hasper
	1956, San Francisco: Ward M. Hopkins
	1960, Chicago: Burdette J. Hasper
	1972, Miami Beach: Frances Farnsworth Fox
	2008, St. Paul: Robert Christman

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