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Caledonia County
Vermont

Caledonia County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Caledonia County: [none currently in database]

Republican Party chairs in Caledonia County (incomplete!): Alexander Dunnett, 1882-86


Caledonia County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
   1864, Chicago: J. M. Weeks
   1876, St. Louis: C. W. Chase
   1912, Baltimore: Bert E. Bullard — Ernest C. Clark
   1916, St. Louis: Elisha Bigelow
   1924, New York: Arthur H. Gleason
   1928, Houston: James M. Cosgrove
   1936, Philadelphia: James A. Cannon — Richard T. Patterson
   1940, Chicago: James A. Cannon
   1944, Chicago: James M. Cosgrove — Sam E. Richardson
   1948, Philadelphia: Harry W. Witters
   1952, Chicago: Matthew J. Caldbeck
   1956, Chicago: Harry W. Witters
Republican National Conventions:
   1856, Philadelphia: Erastus Fairbanks
   1860, Chicago: Edward C. Redington
   1864, Baltimore: Horace Fairbanks
   1884, Chicago: Truman Chittenden Fletcher
   1888, Chicago: Henry C. Ide
   1896, St. Louis: L. W. Hubbard
   1900, Philadelphia: Henry C. Bates
   1904, Chicago: Harley E. Folsom — Hiram N. Turner
   1908, Chicago: Gilbert M. Campbell
   1912, Chicago: Leighton P. Slack
   1916, Chicago: Alexander Dunnett — Theodore N. Vail
   1920, Chicago: Gilbert M. Campbell — Alexander Dunnett
   1924, Cleveland: Elmer A. Darling
   1928, Kansas City: J. Rolfe Searles
   1932, Chicago: A. E. Ashcraft — Albert E. Humphrey — Walter W. Husband
   1936, Cleveland: Sterry R. Waterman
   1940, Philadelphia: Cedric E. Sherrer
   1944, Chicago: Mrs. William H. Jeffrey — Cedric E. Sherrer
   1948, Philadelphia: John Swainbank
   1952, Chicago: John Swainbank
   1956, San Francisco: Graham S. Newell — Gladys B. Roy
   1960, Chicago: John H. Downs — Gerald Morse
   1972, Miami Beach: Nancy H. Hill
   2008, St. Paul: Rick Cochran
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