The Political Graveyard: New Hampshire: Constitutional Convention

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New Hampshire: Constitutional Convention

Index of Politicians by Office Held or Sought

Delegates to State Constitutional Convention, 1788-1984 (May be incomplete!)
Samuel Livermore 1788 Pierse Long 1788 Peter Carleton 1790 Daniel Webster 1820 Charles G. Atherton 1850 George H. Adams 1876 Willis G. Buxton 1889 Samuel D. Felker 1889 John B. Nash 1889 Edgar Aldrich 1902 Henry M. Baker 1902 Willis G. Buxton 1902 William E. Chandler 1902 Edward H. Wason 1902 Jesse M. Barton 1903 James Scollay Taft 1903 Raymond B. Stevens 1912 Edward H. Wason 1912 Albert O. Brown 1918-21 Frank Nesmith Parsons 1930 Joseph J. Betley 1941 Meldrim Thomson, Jr. 1964 Richard Upton 1964 Judd Gregg 1974 Charles F. Bass 1984 Richard J. Daschbach 1984 Richard Upton 1984

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