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Schoharie County
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Schoharie County Political Parties


Democratic Party chairs in Schoharie County (incomplete!): I. J. Harrington, 1910 — I. J. Harrington, 1927 — Milo R. Kniffin, 1939-40 — Kenneth L. Johnston, 1941 — Everett D. Mereness, 1942 — Sharon J. Mauhs, 1955

Republican Party chairs in Schoharie County (incomplete!): Charles A. Wieting, 1910 — Clyde H. Proper, 1927-29 — Fred C. Beagle, 1939-42


Schoharie County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
   1864, Chicago: N. P. Hinman
   1868, New York: Charles Goodyear
   1904, St. Louis: George M. Palmer
   1912, Baltimore: George M. Palmer
   1924, New York: Edward A. Dox
   1932, Chicago: Milo R. Kniffin
   1936, Philadelphia: Layman Burgett
   1940, Chicago: George N. Pinder
   1944, Chicago: Sharon J. Mauhs
   1948, Philadelphia: Sharon J. Mauhs
   1952, Chicago: Sharon J. Mauhs
   1956, Chicago: Sharon J. Mauhs
   1964, Atlantic City: Sharon J. Mauhs
   1988, Atlanta: Gail S. Shaffer
   1996, Chicago: Joseph Bernocco, Jr.
   2004, Boston: Gail S. Shaffer
Republican National Conventions:
   1856, Philadelphia: Simon H. Mix
   1884, Chicago: Eugene Coffin — Hobart Krum
   1900, Philadelphia: Hobart Krum
   1908, Chicago: Richtmyer Hubbell
   1916, Chicago: Harry C. Wright
   1924, Cleveland: Clyde H. Proper
   1928, Kansas City: Clyde H. Proper
   1932, Chicago: Clyde H. Proper
   1936, Cleveland: Elliot Springstead
   1940, Philadelphia: Fred C. Beagle
   1948, Philadelphia: J. Robert Johnson
   1972, Miami Beach: Geraldine Barton
   2004, New York: Lewis Wilson
Whig National Conventions:
   1839, Harrisburg: Henry Hamilton

 

 


 
   
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