Maryland Republican Party offices
Index of Politicians by Party Office Held
State Party Officers:
Maryland Delegates to Republican National
Conventions: very incomplete!
- 1856:
Philadelphia, Pa.
- 1860:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1868:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1872:
Philadelphia, Pa.
- 1876:
Cincinnati, Ohio
- 1880:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1884:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1892:
Minneapolis, Minn.
- 1896: St.
Louis, Mo.
- 1900:
Philadelphia, Pa.
- 1908:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1912:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1916:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1920:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1924:
Cleveland, Ohio
- 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.
- 1988: New
Orleans, La.
- 1992:
Houston, Tex.
- 1996: San
Diego, Calif.
- 2000:
Philadelphia, Pa.
- 2004: New
York, N.Y.
Maryland Republican Party County Chairs:
very incomplete!
Anne
Arundel
- Howard
- Prince
George's
Republican state chairs, 1883-2002
(Incomplete!)
James
Albert Gary 1883
Harry
M. Clabaugh 1891-95
Isaac
A. Barber 1900-04
Thomas
Parran 1907
Sydney
E. Mudd 1910
Galen
L. Tait 1914-34
W.
David Tilghman, Jr. 1937
Frank
Small, Jr. 1938
W.
David Tilghman, Jr. 1941
Frank
Small, Jr. 1942
Galen
L. Tait 1942-48
D.
Eldred Rinehart 1958
Newton
Steers 1964-66
Michael
S. Steele 2000-02
Members of Republican National Committee,
1866-1973 (Incomplete!)
H.
C. Hoffman 1866-68
Charles
C. Fulton 1868-
James
Albert Gary 1880-96
Louis
E. McComas 1904
William
P. Jackson 1908-32
Mrs.
W. Bladen Lowndes 1924
Phillips
L. Goldsborough 1932-36
Ovington
E. Weller 1932-40
Edmonia
Lawson 1937
Lula
E. Powell 1940-48
Bertha
S. Adkins 1948-58
Edward
T. Miller 1960-64
Richard
M. Allen 1971-73
Republican state party secretaries, 1937
(Incomplete!)
Lula
E. Powell 1937
Members of Republican State Central Committee,
1912-50 (Incomplete!)
Robert
Garrett 1912
W.
Newton Jackson 1932-50
Frank
Small, Jr. 1934-42
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