The Political Graveyard: Monroe County, N.Y.

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Monroe County
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Monroe County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Monroe County (incomplete!): John Pallace, 1901-04 — John F. Dailey, 1910-12 — William J. Hunt, 1927 — Donald A. Dailey, 1939-40 — Roy F. Bush, 1941-42 — William N. Posner, 1955 — Leonard L. Schieffelin, 1965

Republican Party chairs in Monroe County (incomplete!): James L. Hotchkiss, 1910 — James L. Hotchkiss, 1920-27 — Harry J. Bareham, 1929-33 — Arthur Lochte, 1939 — Thomas E. Broderick, 1942 — Fred I. Parrish, 1955

Monroe County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: B. F. Gilkeson — S. B. Jewett
	1864, Chicago: Isaac Butts — William C. Rowley
	1876, St. Louis: Frederick Cook — William Purcell
	1888, St. Louis: George Raines
	1892, Chicago: George Raines
	1904, St. Louis: George Raines
	1912, Baltimore: Frank F. Blackford — Edward J. Carey — Thomas W. Finucane — William C. Page — John Pallace — Charles S. Rauber
	1916, St. Louis: Joseph Adams — Frank J. G. Connor — Herman Erb — John W. Fitzgerald — Howard T. Mosher
	1920, San Francisco: John P. Bowman — James E. Conley — Margaret Curtis — James S. Havens — Henry L. Jesserer — Hiram R. Wood
	1924, New York: John F. Dailey — Adelaide Goode — Meyer Jacobstein — Austin J. Mahoney — Harlan W. Rippey — Julia D. Tierney — Elizabeth J. Ward
	1928, Houston: Joseph Adams — Meyer Jacobstein — James E. Malley — William C. Page — Harlan W. Rippey — Anna Brewster Wells
	1932, Chicago: Michael S. Cariola — Meta Fay — Meyer Jacobstein — William C. Page — Harlan W. Rippey — George S. Van Schaick
	1936, Philadelphia: Donald A. Dailey — Emmett Finucane — John D. Lynn — Anna May Rush — Anthony Scinta — Charles Stanton
	1940, Chicago: Roy F. Bush — Donald A. Dailey — Vincent Dailey — Rocco Giordano — Frederick D. Lamb — Joseph E. Silverstein — Harriet Thompson
	1944, Chicago: Roy F. Bush — J. Merton Colby — Vincent Dailey — Jacob Komenski — Paul Muscarella — Nelson E. Owen, Jr. — Anna May Rush — Louis A. Wehle
	1948, Philadelphia: Rubin Brodsky — Roy F. Bush — Michael S. Cariola — Emmett L. Doyle — Raymond A. Morgan — Anna May Rush — Louis A. Wehle
	1952, Chicago: Roy F. Bush — Francis J. D'Amanda — Alphonse A. Papalia — Anthony S. Picciotti — Anna May Rush — Louis A. Wehle
	1956, Chicago: John Bittner — Francis J. D'Amanda — Charles DiSalvo — William N. Posner — Charles F. Stockmeister — Louis A. Wehle
	1960, Los Angeles: Frederick R. Clark — Henry E. Gillette — Alice Grant — Thomas H. Keenan — William N. Posner — Isobel Powers — Martin E. Sher — Louis A. Wehle
	1964, Atlantic City: Lennarth C. Anderson — Rose M. Ferro — Frederick T. Finucane — Henry E. Gillette — Frank T. Lamb — C. Peter McCollough — Robert E. O'Brien — Alphonse A. Papalia — William N. Posner — Albert W. Rowe — Martin E. Sher — Harper Sibley, Jr. — Louis A. Wehle — James P. Wilmot
	1972, Miami Beach: Judith G. Abend — David R. Branch — Joyce E. Buettner — Willie Carter — Margaret Costanza — Paul M. Dubois — Henry E. Gillette — Jane S. Glassbrook — Lucille King — Peter G. Lazzaro — Ruth Monaco — David F. O'Brien — Richard D. Rosenbloom — Hyla Sandgrond — John R. Saxe — Jane R. Selman — Louise M. Slaughter — Thomas L. Thourson
	1980, New York: John D. Abbott — Shirley Bates — Jeffrey Carlson — John J. G. Erb — Thomas F. Ferrarese — Thomas A. Fink — Kathleen M. Galvani — Mary Margaret Juers — F. Glenn King — Laurence J. Kirwan — Augustine Ramos — Patsy Robertson — Ruth M. Scott — William G. Scott — Louise M. Slaughter — Marian T. Straight — Herman Walz
	1984, San Francisco: Linda Lee Alford — Maxine Childress Brown — Leslie Calder — Samuel Colombo — Thomas R. Frey — Paul E. Haney — Nan Johnson — Laurence J. Kirwan — James Lloyd — Patrick M. Malgieri — Nancy Padilla — Carolyn P. Rankin — Nathan J. Robfogel
	1988, Atlanta: Maxine Childress Brown — Aloma Cason — Marina Chianello — Robert Cook — Philip A. Fedele — Franklin D. R. Florence — David F. Gantt — Elizabeth Susan Gerling — Irene L. Gussin — Suzanne R. Ludlow — Patricia McCarthy — Kevin B. Murray — Nancy Padilla — John Donald Perry — Louise M. Slaughter — Lue Terry Stith — Ronnie Thomas — JoAnn Ward — Fran E. Weisberg — Charles J. Zicari
	1996, Chicago: Margaret Brown — Robert Cook — Susan A. Cowell — Patricia Ford — Michael Freedman — David F. Gantt — Bernice Hall — William A. Johnson, Jr. — Marguerite Relin — Louise M. Slaughter — Audrey Smith — Patricia J. S. Thompson — Bolgen Vargas
	2000, Los Angeles: David F. Gantt — Joseph D. Morelle — Marguerite Relin — Louise M. Slaughter
	2004, Boston: Felice Brown — Molly Clifford — Richard Dollinger — Cynthia Elliott — David F. Gantt — Janet Miller — Kevin B. Murray — Clayton Osborne — Marguerite Relin — Gladys Santiago — Paul Shanahan — Lovely Ann Warren — Gaynelle Wethers
	2008, Denver: Beverly Burrell-Moore — David F. Gantt — Lynda G. Goldstein — Julie R. Hutchinson — Thaddeus I. Mack — Adam C. McFadden — Giuseppina A. Meleca — Joseph D. Morelle — Ken Preston — Florence Tripi — Lovely Ann Warren — Diane Watkins
Republican National Conventions:
	1856, Philadelphia: Samuel G. Andrews — Roswell Hart — Ezra Parsons
	1860, Chicago: Alexander Babcock — Henry R. Selden
	1868, Chicago: A. Carter Wilder
	1872, Philadelphia: A. Carter Wilder
	1884, Chicago: Leonard Burritt — Jonas Jones — Dayton G. Morgan — Hulbert H. Warner
	1896, St. Louis: George W. Aldridge — William A. Sutherland
	1900, Philadelphia: George W. Aldridge — DeWitt C. Becker — Henry C. Brewster — John C. McVean, Jr.
	1904, Chicago: George W. Aldridge — Henry C. Brewster — Selden S. Brown — James L. Hotchkiss — James B. Perkins
	1908, Chicago: George W. Aldridge — James L. Hotchkiss — Frank M. Jones — Charles J. White
	1912, Chicago: George W. Aldridge — Pharcellus V. Crittenden — James L. Hotchkiss — Frank M. Jones — Lewis W. Udell
	1916, Chicago: George W. Aldridge — Andrew H. Bown — Pharcellus V. Crittenden — James L. Hotchkiss
	1920, Chicago: Thomas B. Dunn
	1924, Cleveland: William H. Craig — Cora A. Forsyth — James L. Hotchkiss — Arthur T. Pammenter — Florence Van Wie — Gertrude Wendt
	1928, Kansas City: Harry J. Bareham — Bertha A. Bush — George Eastman — Gifford Morgan — Kenneth C. Townson — Stephen J. Warren
	1932, Chicago: Harry J. Bareham — Esten A. Fletcher — Agnes T. George — Frank J. Smith — Lewis S. West
	1936, Cleveland: Thomas E. Broderick — Frederick W. Ereth — Agnes T. George — Carl S. Hallauer — Ranlet Miner — Gifford Morgan — Jessica McCullough Weis
	1940, Philadelphia: Esther E. Barnes — Thomas E. Broderick — Emmett R. Gauhn — Carl S. Hallauer — Kenneth B. Keating — Arthur Lochte — Jessica McCullough Weis
	1944, Chicago: Thomas E. Broderick — Emmett R. Gauhn — Carl S. Hallauer — Rodney B. Janes — Helen B. Power — Jessica McCullough Weis
	1948, Philadelphia: Thomas E. Broderick — Emmett R. Gauhn — Carl S. Hallauer — Kenneth B. Keating — Jessica McCullough Weis — Netti Wettling
	1952, Chicago: Carl S. Hallauer — Kenneth B. Keating — May R. McCall — August Muehleisen — Fred I. Parrish — Albert W. Skinner — Jessica McCullough Weis
	1956, San Francisco: Carl S. Hallauer — Gordon A. Howe — Kenneth B. Keating — Howard J. Ludington, Jr. — August Muehleisen — Fred I. Parrish — Jessica McCullough Weis
	1960, Chicago: Leonard A. Boniface — John DiGaetano — Carl S. Hallauer — Gordon A. Howe — Kenneth B. Keating — Arthur M. Richardson — Erva W. Smith — Jessica McCullough Weis
	1964, San Francisco: David Boehm — Joseph Farbo — Carl S. Hallauer — Gordon A. Howe — Kenneth B. Keating — John P. Lomenzo — Richard W. Sweeting
	1972, Miami Beach: Dorothy Y. Cook — Edna F. Daly — William F. Dwyer — Thomas H. Gosnell — Gordon A. Howe — Stephen May
	1988, New Orleans: Beverly Jackson
	2004, New York: James Auberger — Maggie Brooks — Tammy Buck — Noelle Burley — Stephen Minarik
	2008, St. Paul: William Nojay
Whig National Conventions:
	1839, Harrisburg: Isaac Lacy

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