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Adams County
Pennsylvania

Adams County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Adams County (incomplete!): John F. Butt, as of 1937

Republican Party chairs in Adams County (incomplete!): G. Harry Roth, as of 1927 — John H. Basehore, as of 1953


Adams County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
   1876, St. Louis: T. G. Neely
   1912, Baltimore: Charles S. Duncan — Charles A. Williams
   1916, St. Louis: Jacob L. Butt
   1924, New York: Charles B. Dougherty
   1928, Houston: J. L. Williams
   1940, Chicago: Roy F. Funkhouser
   1948, Philadelphia: Fred G. Klunk — John S. Rice
   1952, Chicago: John S. Rice
   1956, Chicago: Fred G. Klunk — John S. Rice
   1960, Los Angeles: Fred G. Klunk — John S. Rice
   1964, Atlantic City: Fred G. Klunk — Gilbert J. Lupp
   1972, Miami Beach: William A. Lupp
   1984, San Francisco: Catherine Cowan
   2008, Denver: Roger P. Lund — Patricia M. Manning
Republican National Conventions:
   1860, Chicago: D. McCaunaghy
   1884, Chicago: Jacob A. Kitzmiller
   1896, St. Louis: Samuel L. Johns — George D. Thorn
   1900, Philadelphia: John L. Hill, Jr. — Solomon D. Melering
   1904, Chicago: Charles E. Deatrick — Solomon D. Mehring
   1908, Chicago: E. H. Markley — C. L. Myers
   1912, Chicago: George B. Aughinbaugh — William R. Schmucker
   1916, Chicago: Robert C. Miller
   1920, Chicago: William C. Tyson
   1924, Cleveland: Irvin L. Taylor
   1928, Kansas City: Irvin L. Taylor
   1932, Chicago: Warren R. Jones
   1936, Cleveland: Robert H. Wilson
   1940, Philadelphia: J. Price Oyler
   1944, Chicago: G. R. Thompson
   1948, Philadelphia: George W. Baker
   1952, Chicago: J. Arthur Boyd
   1956, San Francisco: John H. Basehore
   1960, Chicago: H. Earl Pitzer
   2008, St. Paul: Wendy Shrader
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