The Political Graveyard: Massachusetts: Executive Councilors

Massachusetts: Executive Councilors

Members of Massachusetts Governor's Council, 1797-2004 (May be incomplete!)

Blank district: Simon Frye 179? Jonathan Mason 1797-98 Fisher Ames 1798-1800 Elijah Brigham 1799-1800 Elijah Brigham 1806 William Widgery 1806-07 Timothy Pickering 1817-18 William P. Walker 182? Charles Hudson 1839-41 Otis Norcross 1869 Rufus Smith Frost 1873-74 John Marshall Raymond 1880 Edward Howard Haskell 1882-85 Frank D. Allen 1886-88 Elijah A. Morse 1888 William W. Davis 1899-1900 Calvin D. Paige 1906-07 Edward P. Barry 1907-09 William F. Murray 1910 Lewis R. Sullivan 1916-21 Winfield A. Schuster 1932-36 Alfred C. Gaunt 1947-48 Thomas J. Lane 1965-70
3rd District: Endicott Peabody 1955-56
7th District: Pehr G. Holmes 1925-28

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1922 Nov 7: Elwin T. Wright (Rep), elected; Thomas H. Buckley (Dem), defeated; Zoal Thibadeau (Socialist), defeated. William W. Ollendorff (Rep), elected; Augustus W. Perry (Dem), defeated. George E. Curran (Dem), elected unopposed. Charles L. Burrill (Rep), elected unopposed. Eugene B. Fraser (Rep), elected; Michael F. McGrath (Dem), defeated; George M. Webster (Socialist), defeated. Charles S. Smith (Rep), elected unopposed. John A. White (Rep), elected unopposed. Francis W. Aldrich (Rep), elected unopposed.

1940: Joseph Lee (Dem), defeated.

1948 Nov 2: Joseph P. Clark, Jr. (Dem), elected; John S. Ames, Jr. (Rep), defeated. Clayton L. Havey (Rep), elected; Samuel G. Thorner (Dem), defeated. Otis M. Whitney (Rep), elected; Donald B. Falvey, Jr. (Dem), defeated. Patrick J. McDonough (Dem), elected; Arcoline R. Rizzacaa (Rep), defeated. Cornelius J. Twomey (Dem), elected; Alfred C. Gaunt (Rep), defeated. John F. Casey (Dem), elected; Victor A. Friend (Rep), defeated. John J. O'Brien (Dem), elected; Warren G. Harris (Rep), defeated. Edward G. Shea (Dem), elected; William R. Barry (Rep), defeated.

1954: Earl F. Dodge (Prohibition), defeated.

1958 Nov 4: Ernest C. Stasiun (Dem), elected; Frankland W. L. Miles (Rep), defeated. Abraham H. Kahalas (Dem), elected; John S. Bottomly (Rep), defeated. Edward J. Cronin (Dem), elected; Rudolph F. King (Rep), defeated. Patrick J. McDonough (Dem), elected unopposed. Augustus G. Means (Rep), elected; John J. Buckley (Dem), defeated. Joseph Ray Crimmins (Dem), elected; John P. Forte (Rep), defeated. Michael J. Favulli (Dem), elected; Quintin J. Cristy (Rep), defeated. Raymond F. Sullivan (Dem), elected; Eunice L. Mannheim (Rep), defeated; Thomas Maratea (Prohibition), defeated.

2004: Michael McCue (Rep), defeated.

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