Democratic Party chairs in Erie County
(incomplete!):
William
H. Fitzpatrick, as of 1910
— Henry
M. Naylon, as of 1927
— George
J. Zimmerman, as of 1932
— Edward
C. Dethloff, 1936-39
— Paul
E. Fitzpatrick, 1939-42
— George
B. Doyle, 1942
— William
B. Mahoney, 1947-54
— Peter
J. Crotty, 1954-65
— Joseph
F. Crangle, 1965
Republican Party chairs in Erie County
(incomplete!):
Frank
S. Sidway, as of 1910
— Fred
A. Bradley, as of 1927-29
— William
J. Hickey, 1932
— William
J. Hickey, 1935
— Edwin
F. Jaeckle, 1935-42
— Harry
J. Forhead, as of 1955
Erie County Delegates to
National Party Conventions
Democratic
National Conventions: |
|
1860, Charleston and Baltimore:
John
T. Hudson —
Alpheus
Prince —
Dean
Richmond |
|
1864, Chicago:
John
Ganson —
Albert
P. Laning —
Dean
Richmond |
|
1876, St. Louis:
William
Dorsheimer —
Albert
P. Laning |
|
1880, Cincinnati:
Daniel
N. Lockwood |
|
1888, St. Louis:
Solomon
Scheu |
|
1892, Chicago:
John
Cunneen —
William
F. Sheehan |
|
1896, Chicago:
Wilson
S. Bissell —
Daniel
N. Lockwood —
Norman
E. Mack |
|
1900, Kansas City:
Conrad
Diehl —
Norman
E. Mack |
|
1908, Denver:
Norman
E. Mack |
|
1912, Baltimore:
Abraham
J. Elias —
William
H. Fitzpatrick —
Louis
P. Fuhrmann —
Mark
Harris —
Devoe
P. Hodson —
William
F. Kasting —
Norman
E. Mack —
Samuel
J. Ramsperger —
Edward
Stengel —
John
P. Sullivan |
|
1916, St. Louis:
Edward
C. Burgard —
Frank
S. Burzynski —
Oliver
Cabana, Jr. —
William
J. Conners —
W.
Caryl Ely —
Louis
P. Fuhrmann —
Charles
M. Heald —
Henry
W. Killeen —
Gerhard
Lang, Jr. —
George
J. Meyer —
Daniel
J. Riordan —
Philip
G. Schaefer |
|
1920, San Francisco:
Oliver
Cabana, Jr. —
Louis
E. Desbecker —
William
H. Fitzpatrick —
Nellie
F. Glenn —
Henry
W. Killeen —
Frank
J. Offerman —
Edward
G. Oliver —
Frank
Roskwitalski —
Mary
J. Smith —
Margaret
Wall |
|
1924, New York:
William
J. Conners —
Aloysius
J. Egloff —
William
H. Fitzpatrick —
John
Krysinski —
William
J. Landefeld —
Norman
E. Mack —
Katherine
S. Pfohl —
William
H. Ryan —
Carl
Sherman —
John
C. Stiglmeier —
John
P. Sullivan |
|
1928, Houston:
Howard
Bissell —
Edward
E. Coatsworth —
Dorothy
Hartney —
Norman
E. Mack —
William
J. O'Brian —
John
C. O'Leary —
Katherine
S. Pfohl —
John
Schueler —
John
C. Stiglmeier —
Joseph
J. Tronolone —
Anthony
J. Walkowiak |
|
1932, Chicago:
Oliver
Cabana, Jr. —
Anthony
J. Canney —
George
L. Colby —
Fred
C. Fornes —
Edwin
Lang Miller —
Mrs.
George L. Moore —
Joseph
A. Nicosia —
Thomas
J. O'Donnell —
Pius
L. Schwert —
Anthony
J. Walkowiak —
George
J. Zimmerman |
|
1936, Philadelphia:
Albert
J. Adamski —
John
L. Beyer —
Charles
F. Boine —
Edward
C. Dethloff —
Julius
Goettelman —
Harriet
Mack —
Charles
I. Martina —
Walter
L. Mazur —
John
J. McCarthy —
James
M. Mead —
Albert
J. Striker —
Arthur
W. Vanderscher |
|
1940, Chicago:
Joseph
M. Dziminski —
Paul
E. Fitzpatrick —
Fred
M. Hammer —
Edward
P. Jehle —
Thomas
J. Joyce —
Edwin
L. Kantowski —
Harriet
Mack —
Edward
A. Mayer —
James
M. Mead —
Mary
Louise Nice —
Thomas
J. Reese —
Anthony
F. Tauriello —
Michael
E. Zimmer |
|
1944, Chicago:
Roy
L. Albertson —
Mildred
F. Beiter —
Ross
E. Brown —
Paul
E. Fitzpatrick —
Walter
J. Jesella —
Edward
L. Kazmierczak —
Julian
C. Kozlowski —
Harriet
Mack —
James
M. Mead —
Thomas
J. Mungovan —
Mary
Louise Nice —
John
C. Stiglmeier —
Daniel
R. Tronolone —
Benjamin
Zalikowski |
|
1948, Philadelphia:
Roy
L. Albertson —
James
J. Caputo —
Peter
J. Crotty —
Howard
F. Cunningham —
Paul
E. Fitzpatrick —
Chester
C. Gorski —
Edwin
L. Kantowski —
William
B. Mahoney —
James
M. Mead —
Joseph
P. Molony —
Edward
J. Schenck —
John
C. Stiglmeier —
Jerome
D. Van de Water |
|
1952, Chicago:
Roy
L. Albertson —
Paul
E. Fitzpatrick —
John
D. Hillery —
William
B. Mahoney —
Joseph
P. Molony —
Arthur
J. Partyka —
Paschal
C. Rubino —
James
J. Siracuse —
Frank
Swartz —
John
Zielinski |
|
1956, Chicago:
Helen
Buczkowski —
Peter
J. Crotty —
Paul
E. Fitzpatrick —
Chester
C. Gorski —
John
J. Janiga —
Steven
J. Kaczmarek —
Mafalda
D. King —
William
B. Lawless, Jr. —
Joseph
P. Molony —
John
D. Naples —
Mary
Louise Nice —
Steven
Pankow —
John
C. Stiglmeier |
|
1960, Los Angeles:
Philip
V. Baczkowski —
Robert
F. Costanzo —
Peter
J. Crotty —
Paul
E. Fitzpatrick —
James
B. Kane, Jr. —
Philip
J. Kaye —
George
M. Martin —
J.
Eugene McMahon —
Joseph
P. Molony —
John
D. Naples —
Albert
J. Rydzynski —
Frank
A. Sedita —
Joseph
R. Stiglmeier —
Anthony
F. Tauriello |
|
1964, Atlantic City:
Edward
Banka —
Robert
D. Blewett —
Robert
F. Costanzo —
Peter
J. Crotty —
Lucy
A. Curley —
Michael
F. Dillon —
Paul
E. Fitzpatrick —
E.
Raymond Franchell —
Frank
J. Glinski —
Chester
C. Gorski —
Raymond
P. Griffin —
Albert
J. Hausbeck —
Jessica
Johnson —
Donald
F. Kane —
James
L. Kane —
Isydor
Lasser —
George
M. Martin —
Patrick
J. McGroder —
Delmar
L. Mitchell —
John
D. Naples —
Harry
J. Nowak —
George
D. O'Connell —
Peter
Sandusky —
Thomas
Santa Lucia —
John
T. Smythe —
George
Strosser, Jr. —
Anthony
F. Tauriello —
Harold
C. Troidl |
|
1968, Chicago:
Joseph
F. Crangle —
Anthony
F. Tauriello |
|
1972, Miami Beach:
George
K. Arthur —
Jean
C. Banks —
Iris
B. Burnham —
Arthur
D. Butler —
Jack
Canzoneri —
Joseph
F. Crangle —
Peter
J. Crotty —
Edward
Cuddy —
Madeline
D. Davis —
Mary
Ellen Doerr —
Arthur
O. Eve —
Judith
Fisher —
Gerard
R. Fornes —
Rufus
Fraiser —
G.
James Fremming —
Miriam
S. Goffin —
William
B. Hoyt —
Susan
A. Kadet —
Stanley
M. Makowski —
Grace
P. McHenry —
Geraldine
Memmo —
Martin
H. Moore —
Jeffrey
R. Osinski —
Anne
G. Regan —
Richard
J. Rosche —
Geraldine
H. Simmons —
Genevieve
M. Starosciak —
William
E. Wilkin |
|
1976, New York:
Arthur
O. Eve |
|
1980, New York:
Herbert
K. Bellamy, Sr. —
Ruby
Butler —
Andrew
Coles —
Sharon
Comerford —
Joseph
F. Crangle —
Thomas
DeMaria —
James
A. Duncan —
Johanna
M. Fallon —
Thomas
Fricano —
Vincent
J. Gaber —
Minnie
Gillette —
Samuel
Goldman —
Dennis
T. Gorski —
Ernestine
Green —
Curtis
Hallis —
Samuel
F. Iraci, Jr. —
Patricia
Kane —
Karen
Kuwik —
Sonia
Lamberty —
Mary
Carole Maloney —
Roger
Marchone —
Milvia
McDonough —
Joseph
Merritt —
Jacqueline
Rushton —
David
J. Swarts —
Sylvia
Tokasz —
Timothy
J. Toohey —
Bennie
Willis |
|
1984, San Francisco:
Mildred
A. Bowman —
Linda
Bright —
Josephine
M. Davenport —
Joan
E. Dudek —
James
A. Duncan —
Arthur
O. Eve —
Michael
J. Graber —
James
P. Keane —
John
J. LaFalce —
Joan
F. Lillis —
Juanita
J. Majewski —
Deborah
D. Major —
Joseph
Merritt —
Sheila
Murphy —
Rosemary
Nowakawski —
G.
Steven Pigeon —
Justina
C. Rivera —
William
Rogowski —
Peter
Ryvka —
Robin
Schimminger —
Bennett
W. Smith —
Timothy
J. Toohey —
Sharon
M. West —
Sharlene
T. White —
Thomas
V. Zykowski |
|
1988, Atlanta:
Franklin
E. Abrams —
Joyce
B. Burns —
David
A. Collins —
Joseph
F. Crangle —
Josephine
M. Davenport —
Daniel
H. Dillon —
Arthur
O. Eve —
Angela
Filippone —
Arnold
B. Gardner —
Thomas
Y. Hobart, Jr. —
Dorothy
Vernel Jones —
John
J. LaFalce —
Jennie
Manzella —
Anna
Martinez —
William
L. McGowan —
G.
Steven Pigeon —
James
W. Pitts —
Francis
J. Pordum —
Eugene
A. Reed —
Jose
Antonio Rivera —
Geraldine
H. Simmons —
Stanley
Stackowski —
Louis
J. Thomas —
Christopher
P. Walsh —
Sharon
M. West |
|
1992, New York:
Byron
W. Brown |
|
1996, Chicago:
Laurence
F. Adamczyk —
Herbert
K. Bellamy, Sr. —
Camille
Brandon —
Joseph
D. DiVincenzo —
Arthur
O. Eve —
Constance
B. Eve —
Thomas
Fricano —
Maurice
Garner —
Dennis
T. Gorski —
Thomas
Y. Hobart, Jr. —
M.
Jane Kauffman —
John
J. LaFalce —
Robert
Lattimer —
Edith
LeWin —
Anthony
M. Masiello —
Carmen
Melendez —
Deborah
Merrifield —
Anthony
R. Nanula —
James
W. Pitts —
Francis
J. Pordum —
David
A. Rivera —
David
P. Rutecki —
Margaret
Santillo —
Vincent
J. Sorrentino |
|
2000, Los Angeles:
Byron
W. Brown —
Brian
M. Higgins —
Thomas
Y. Hobart, Jr. —
Anthony
M. Masiello |
|
2004, Boston:
Joseph
Ashton —
Mildred
Bishop —
Jeffrey
Bono —
Byron
W. Brown —
Eva
Susan Brown —
Cesar
Cabrera —
Stephanie
Grace Carter —
Martin
Eve —
Elise
Garvey —
Thomas
Y. Hobart, Jr. —
Evelyn
Ihrke —
Leonard
Lenihan —
Diane
McMahon —
Maria
Miro —
Christopher
O'Brien —
Crystal
D. Peoples —
Mark
C. Poloncarz —
Paula
Rosner —
Carolyn
Schad —
Jeffrey
Swiatek —
Antoine
M. Thompson —
Sylvia
Tokasz |
|
2008, Denver:
Byron
W. Brown —
Diana
K. Cihak —
Joe
D. Davis —
Yvonne
Downes —
Brian
M. Higgins —
Kathy
Hochul —
Bonnie
K. Lockwood —
Deborah
D. Major —
Terrence
L. Melvin —
Crystal
D. Peoples —
Mark
C. Poloncarz —
Donna
G. Stemniak —
Sylvia
Tokasz |
|
|
Republican
National Conventions: |
|
1856, Philadelphia:
Theodore
D. Barton —
Almon
M. Clapp —
Philip
Dorsheimer —
Elbridge
G. Spaulding |
|
1860, Chicago:
Joseph
Candee —
Alexander
W. Harvey |
|
1872, Philadelphia:
John
Allen —
Benjamin
Baker —
John
Greiner —
Garret
B. Hunt —
James
N. Matthews |
|
1880, Chicago:
James
D. Warren |
|
1884, Chicago:
James
C. Fullerton —
Josiah
Jewett —
J.
O. Meyer —
Pascal
P. Pratt —
Oscar
H. Soule —
George
Urban, Jr. —
James
D. Warren |
|
1892, Minneapolis:
Philip
Becker —
Daniel
J. Kenefick —
Daniel
H. McMillan —
Nicholas
J. Mock —
Henry
H. Persons —
Christian
Schwinger —
John
L. Williams |
|
1896, St. Louis:
John
Craft —
Wesley
C. Dudley —
John
R. Hazel —
William
L. Marey —
George
E. Matthews —
Daniel
H. McMillan —
Dennis
J. Ryan —
Simon
Seibert —
John
G. Wallenmeier, Jr. |
|
1900, Philadelphia:
James
Ash —
A.
G. Baker —
John
R. Hazel —
Herman
J. Kreinhoder —
Charles
Mosier —
Adam
Rinewatt —
James
A. Roberts —
Simon
Seibert —
William
C. Warren |
|
1904, Chicago:
John
Grimm, Jr. —
Horace
F. Hunt —
Erastus
C. Knight —
Nicholas
J. Mock —
Charles
Mosier —
Charles
F. Susdorf —
Clark
H. Timerman —
John
G. Wallenmeier, Jr. —
William
C. Warren |
|
1908, Chicago:
Asher
B. Emery —
Charles
J. Fix —
Fred
Greiner —
John
Grimm, Jr. —
Edward
Kerner, Jr. —
John
Reiman —
Simon
Seibert —
Clark
H. Timerman |
|
1912, Chicago:
Charles
H. Brown —
John
H. Clogston —
William
H. Daniels —
John
Grimm, Jr. —
John
D. Kamman —
Simon
Seibert —
George
Troup —
George
P. Urban —
Nathan
Wolff —
Charles
P. Woltz |
|
1916, Chicago:
Edward
H. Butler —
August
Ebke —
George
L. Fisher —
Edward
W. Hodson —
William
G. Humphrey —
Harry
J. Knepper —
Philip
Leininger —
John
Lord O'Brian —
Walter
M. Peek —
Henry
Shafer —
George
P. Urban |
|
1920, Chicago:
Edward
H. Butler —
Mary
L. Felton —
Helen
M. Hosmer —
John
E. Kirschberger —
Harry
J. Knepper —
Grace
L. Parker —
Ada
Schenk —
Herbert
S. Sisson —
George
P. Urban —
William
F. Waldow |
|
1924, Cleveland:
Edward
H. Butler —
August
Ebke —
Mary
L. Felton —
Helen
M. Hosmer —
John
E. Kirschberger —
Harry
J. Knepper —
Grace
L. Parker —
Richard
S. Persons —
George
P. Urban —
Eugene
Warner |
|
1928, Kansas City:
Eliza
Andre —
Mary
Brewer —
Edward
H. Butler —
Harry
J. Knepper —
John
Vincent Mahoney —
James
P. Moore —
Thomas
V. O'Connor —
Joseph
C. Ruszkiewicz —
Mrs.
Louis J. Schwendler —
George
P. Urban —
Lewis
E. Willett |
|
1932, Chicago:
Eliza
Andre —
Joseph
W. Becker —
Edward
H. Butler —
Henry
J. Frey —
Daniel
J. Kenefict —
Harry
J. Knepper —
Thomas
V. O'Connor —
Joseph
C. Ruszkiewicz —
George
Stedman —
George
P. Urban —
C.
Chase Valenski |
|
1936, Cleveland:
George
B. Abbott —
Edward
H. Butler —
James
L. Crane —
Helen
K. Fleischman —
Louise
C. Gerry —
Harry
J. Knepper —
John
C. Montana —
Richard
S. Persons —
Helen
Z. M. Rodgers —
Frank
M. Suchocki —
Joseph
J. Sullivan |
|
1940, Philadelphia:
Antonio
F. Bellanca —
Edward
H. Butler —
Edith
W. Dodge —
Edward
J. Elsaesser —
George
J. Evans —
Louise
C. Gerry —
Marion
E. Kreinheder —
Ida
E. Mason —
Frank
A. Slade —
C.
Chase Zalemski |
|
1944, Chicago:
Edmond
M. Bakos —
Charles
O. Burney, Jr. —
Edward
H. Butler —
Bertha
J. Diggs —
George
J. Evans —
Charles
Guenther —
Edwin
F. Jaeckle —
Jean
A. Martin —
Ida
E. Mason —
Frank
A. Slade —
Elizabeth
J. Taylor —
Stephen
L. Vukelic, Jr. —
Rocco
White |
|
1948, Philadelphia:
Walter
A. Banas —
Alice
Barnes —
Edward
H. Butler —
Frank
A. Gugino —
Edwin
F. Jaeckle —
Russell
M. Leech —
Inez
Nelson —
Mary
J. Saxer —
Frank
A. Slade —
Edward
R. Sullivan —
Elizabeth
J. Taylor |
|
1952, Chicago:
Carolyn
W. Babcock —
Stanley
J. Bauer —
James
M. Bradford —
Roy
R. Brockett —
B.
H. Butterfield —
William
J. Carney —
Gertrude
Gralnik —
Frank
A. Gugino —
J.
Clarence Haberman —
Williard
J. Magavern |
|
1956, San Francisco:
Antonio
L. Barone —
Stanley
J. Bauer —
Ansley
B. Borkowski —
William
J. Daetsch, Jr. —
Parke
W. Davis —
Harry
J. Forhead —
Louise
Kruse —
Walter
J. Mahoney —
William
L. Marcy —
Jeanette
E. Pellman —
Kean
W. Stimm —
Elmer
R. Weil |
|
1960, Chicago:
Cora
D. Becker —
Alfred
R. Edwards —
Nelson
A. Giambrone —
Walter
J. Mahoney —
William
L. Marcy —
Felix
Mindy —
Jane
B. Moore —
George
A. Newbury —
David
R. Newcomb —
James
H. Righter —
George
W. Voss |
|
1964, San Francisco:
Richard
F. Ball —
Merton
L. Congdon —
John
M. Daly —
Edward
G. Dobe —
Nelson
A. Giambrone —
George
A. Henderson —
John
T. Kelleher —
Chester
Kowal —
Walter
J. Mahoney —
Perry
R. Trimmer —
Robert
A. Werner |
|
1972, Miami Beach:
Willard
C. Allis —
Lisa
M. Corsi —
Wanda
Hatfield —
Emil
A. Jackson —
George
J. Measer —
Karen
O'Connor —
Gladys
Raichle —
Urban
Raiff —
Robert
L. Richards —
B.
John Tutuska |
|
2004, New York:
George
Alexander —
Joel
Giambra —
Ralph
Vanner |
|
2008, St. Paul:
Emilio
Colaiacovo —
James
Domagalski —
Richard
Gattone —
Kathleen
Gugino —
Russell
Gugino —
Brien
R. Holehouse —
Maureen
A. Kindel —
Jack
Lang —
Conrad
Mikulec —
David
Pollack —
Joanne
Selice —
Danielle
E. Snowden —
Samuel
W. Tadio |
|
Whig National
Conventions: |
|
1839, Harrisburg:
Lewis
F. Allen |
|
|
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