Kentucky Republican Party offices
Index of Politicians by Party Office Held
State Party Officers:
Kentucky Delegates to Republican National
Conventions: very incomplete!
- 1856:
Philadelphia, Pa.
- 1860:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1864:
Baltimore, Md.
- 1868:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1872:
Philadelphia, Pa.
- 1880:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1884:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1892:
Minneapolis, Minn.
- 1900:
Philadelphia, Pa.
- 1904:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1908:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1912:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1916:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1920:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1924:
Cleveland, Ohio
- 1928:
Kansas City, Mo.
- 1932:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1936:
Cleveland, Ohio
- 1940:
Philadelphia, Pa.
- 1944:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1948:
Philadelphia, Pa.
- 1952:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1956: San
Francisco, Calif.
- 1960:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1964: San
Francisco, Calif.
- 1968:
Miami Beach, Fla.
- 1972:
Miami Beach, Fla.
- 1976:
Kansas City, Mo.
- 1980:
Detroit, Mich.
- 1984:
Dallas, Tex.
- 1988: New
Orleans, La.
- 1992:
Houston, Tex.
- 1996: San
Diego, Calif.
- 2004: New
York, N.Y.
Kentucky Republican Party County Chairs:
very incomplete!
Fayette
- Garrard
- Larue
Republican state chairs, 1900-58
(Incomplete!)
Leslie
Combs 1900
J.
B. Marcum 1903
R.
W. Hunter 1925-31
Thomas
S. Yates 1937-41
William
Abner Stanfill 1945
James
Park 1948
Dewey
Daniel 1958
Republican state vice-chairs, 1920-22
(Incomplete!)
Katherine
Gudger Langley 1920-22
Members of Republican National Committee,
1868-1944 (Incomplete!)
Allan
A. Burton 1868-72
W.
Cassius Goodloe 1872-
William
O. Bradley 1890-96
John
W. Yerkes 1904
A.
R. Burnam 1908
John
W. McCulloch 1912
Richard
P. Ernst 1924
Mrs.
Alvin T. Hert 1924
John
M. Perkins 1937
Christine
Bradley South 1937
O. F.
Hume 1940
Dorothea
Todd 1940
Jouett
Ross Todd 1944
Republican state party secretaries, 1937
(Incomplete!)
Lillian
G. Davis 1937
Republican state party treasurers, 1930-67
(Incomplete!)
Fred
B. Wachs 1930-67
Members of Republican State Central Committee,
1936-71 (Incomplete!)
William
L. Wallace 1936-69
William
O. Cowger 1956-71
George
M. Plummer 196?
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