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Oswego County
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Oswego County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Oswego County (incomplete!): Fred M. Moore, 1910 — James Gray, 1927 — J. Donald Hartnett, 1939-40 — John F. Otis, 1941-42 — Robert J. McGann, 1955

Republican Party chairs in Oswego County (incomplete!): Charles W. Taft, 1910 — C. Adelbert Stone, 1927-29 — Loren J. Parsons, 1939-42

Oswego County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: Delos DeWolf — Willard Johnson
	1864, Chicago: Willard Johnson
	1876, St. Louis: De Witt C. Littlejohn
	1912, Baltimore: Charles N. Bulger
	1916, St. Louis: William J. Hartnett
	1920, San Francisco: Francis E. Cullen — Frederick McCarthy
	1924, New York: Francis E. Cullen
	1928, Houston: Sherman M. Burns
	1932, Chicago: John Fitzgibbons
	1936, Philadelphia: Maurice B. Conley
	1940, Chicago: J. Donald Hartnett
	1944, Chicago: John F. Otis
	1948, Philadelphia: John F. Otis
	1956, Chicago: Ferdinand Tremiti
	1960, Los Angeles: John F. Burden — John O'C. Conway — Robert J. McGann
	1964, Atlantic City: John F. Burden — Ralph Shapiro
	1972, Miami Beach: Norma A. Bartle — John T. Sullivan
	1980, New York: Michael J. Otis
	1996, Chicago: Suzanne Basauldo — William E. Scheuerman — John T. Sullivan, Jr.
	2004, Boston: Mary Shanley — Kathleen Walpole
Republican National Conventions:
	1856, Philadelphia: De Witt C. Littlejohn — S. M. Tucker
	1860, Chicago: Samuel F. Case
	1876, Cincinnati: John Charles Churchill
	1900, Philadelphia: Patrick W. Cullinan — George B. Sloan
	1904, Chicago: Patrick W. Cullinan
	1908, Chicago: Thomas Hunter — Luther W. Mott
	1912, Chicago: Patrick W. Cullinan
	1916, Chicago: Thaddeus C. Sweet
	1924, Cleveland: Thaddeus C. Sweet
	1928, Kansas City: John S. Parsons
	1932, Chicago: Francis D. Culkin
	1936, Cleveland: Frank C. Ash
	1940, Philadelphia: Francis D. Culkin
	1944, Chicago: Hadwen C. Fuller
	1948, Philadelphia: James M. Bartlett — Hadwen C. Fuller
	1952, Chicago: Frank C. Ash — Hollis A. Wilson
	1956, San Francisco: Hollis A. Wilson
	1960, Chicago: J. Gregory Merriam
	1964, San Francisco: J. Gregory Merriam
	1968, Miami Beach: H. Douglas Barclay
	1972, Miami Beach: Everett Backus
	2008, St. Paul: George J. Williams
Whig National Conventions:
	1839, Harrisburg: Andrew Z. McCarty

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