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Fayette County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Fayette County (incomplete!): Charles L. Llewellyn, 1927 — Jacob H. Echard, 1937

Republican Party chairs in Fayette County (incomplete!): William E. Crow, 1899-1901 — Darrell W. Smiley, 1927 — Walter J. Scheller, 1953

Fayette County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: John L. Dawson
	1876, St. Louis: Charles E. Boyle
	1912, Baltimore: J. G. Hemington — Bruce F. Sterling
	1916, St. Louis: Horatio S. Dumbauld — Robert E. Umbel
	1920, San Francisco: John M. Core
	1924, New York: Harry A. Cotton — William D. McGinnis — Bruce F. Sterling
	1928, Houston: R. Boyd Hays — E. H. McClelland — Bruce F. Sterling — George M. Strickler
	1932, Chicago: Horatio S. Dumbauld
	1940, Chicago: Jacob H. Echard — William J. Hynes
	1944, Chicago: R. Boyd Hays — W. A. Reed — Daniel B. Swaney — Margaret Van Gilder
	1948, Philadelphia: Thomas P. McTigue — Daniel B. Swaney
	1952, Chicago: William J. Hynes — Daniel B. Swaney
	1956, Chicago: William J. Graham — Joseph E. Kovach — Daniel B. Swaney
	1960, Los Angeles: William J. Graham — John Wally Schroyer — Daniel B. Swaney
	1964, Atlantic City: Isabell Johnston
	1972, Miami Beach: Fred L. Lebder — Guy Eugene Mahoney — Margaret R. Molinaro — Paul Thomas, Jr. — Edward T. Zimmerman
	1996, Chicago: Norma Lebder — Guinevere Maximo-Smith — Rod Muchnok
	2004, Boston: Vincent A. Vicites — Rita Yantko
	2008, Denver: Vincent A. Vicites
Republican National Conventions:
	1860, Chicago: Smith Fuller — Andrew Stewart
	1884, Chicago: J. K. Ewing — G. W. K. Minor
	1904, Chicago: Frank M. Fuller
	1908, Chicago: Harmon M. Kephart — Charles L. Snowden
	1912, Chicago: Allen F. Cooper — George W. Newcomer
	1916, Chicago: William E. Crow — Thomas B. Donnelly
	1920, Chicago: William E. Crow — William W. Parshall
	1924, Cleveland: Ella C. Adams — John R. Byrne — S. Ray Shelby
	1928, Kansas City: John Q. Adams — Harry J. Bell — John R. Byrne — S. Ray Shelby
	1932, Chicago: Harry J. Bell — Horace C. Frost
	1940, Philadelphia: George C. Brown — R. S. Goldstein
	1944, Chicago: Edwin S. Bowers — S. Ray Shelby
	1948, Philadelphia: Edwin S. Bowers — Paul H. Griffith — George W. Miller
	1952, Chicago: S. John Morrow
	1956, San Francisco: Ralph L. Fox — James H. Hankins
	1960, Chicago: Samuel D. Braemer
	1964, San Francisco: Edwin S. Bowers
Whig National Conventions:
	1839, Harrisburg: John Gray

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