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Franklin County
New York

Franklin County Political Parties


Democratic Party chairs in Franklin County (incomplete!): W. J. Saunders, 1910 — Joseph Levy, 1927 — Edward B. Frenette, 1939-42 — Joseph Drutz, 1955 — Charles McCormick, 1965

Republican Party chairs in Franklin County (incomplete!): William H. Flack, 1898-1902 — Alexander Macdonald, 1908 — Harvey C. Carter, 1910 — Frederick H. Bryant, 1927 — Harold G. O'Neil, 1929 — Ralph R. Levy, 1939 — Thomas J. Collinson, 1942 — Hayward H. Plumadore, 1955


Franklin County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
   1864, Chicago: Darius W. Lawrence
   1912, Baltimore: John Harding
   1916, St. Louis: John D. Harrigan
   1924, New York: Andrew B. Cooney — Joseph Levy
   1932, Chicago: Thomas P. Ward
   1936, Philadelphia: Mark E. Monaghan
   1940, Chicago: Edward B. Frenette
   1944, Chicago: William J. Herron
   1948, Philadelphia: Thomas Creighton
   1952, Chicago: Kenneth A. McKinnon
   1964, Atlantic City: Charles McCormick
   1980, New York: Catherine Young
   2008, Denver: Patricia L. Jackson — Joseph M. Pickereign, Jr.
Republican National Conventions:
   1856, Philadelphia: A. B. Parmalee
   1884, Chicago: Samuel A. Beman — John I. Gilbert
   1900, Philadelphia: John Carrier
   1904, Chicago: Ben L. Orcutt
   1908, Chicago: Charles E. Brush
   1912, Chicago: Harvey C. Carter
   1916, Chicago: Alexander Macdonald
   1924, Cleveland: Willard Boyce
   1928, Kansas City: N. Monroe Marshall
   1932, Chicago: William C. Leonard
   1936, Cleveland: George J. Moore
   1940, Philadelphia: Thomas J. Collinson
   1944, Chicago: Thomas J. Collinson
   2004, New York: M. Catherine Hollinshead

 

 


 
   
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