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1. Massachusetts 1805 Selectman, Boston

Office:: Selectman
Jurisdiction:: Town
Year:: 1805
State:: Massachusetts

2. Massachusetts 1807 Selectman, Boston

Office:: Selectman
Jurisdiction:: Town
Year:: 1807
State:: Massachusetts

3. Massachusetts 1808 Selectman, Boston

Office:: Selectman
Jurisdiction:: Town
Year:: 1808
State:: Massachusetts

4. Massachusetts 1812 Selectman, Springfield

Office:: Selectman
Jurisdiction:: Town
Year:: 1812-03
State:: Massachusetts

5. Massachusetts 1814 Selectman, Lynn

Office:: Selectman
Jurisdiction:: Town
Year:: 1814-03
State:: Massachusetts

6. Massachusetts 1816 Selectman, Boston

Office:: Selectman
Jurisdiction:: Town
Year:: 1816-03
State:: Massachusetts

7. New Hampshire 1819 Selectman, Concord

Office:: Selectman
Jurisdiction:: Town
Year:: 1819-03
State:: New Hampshire

8. Massachusetts 1820 Selectman, Boston, Ballot 2

Office:: Selectman
Jurisdiction:: Town
Year:: 1820-03
State:: Massachusetts

candidates supported by both major parties

As early as the first Federal elections in 1788, there were candidates, who while alligned with one party or another, was supported in the press by both parties in a particular election.

Selectman

Selectman: One of a board of officers elected annually to manage various local concerns in a ‘town’ or ‘township’ in New England.

Oxford English Dictionary

1795 - 1824: Massachusetts, New Hampshire

Office Scope: Town

Role Scope: Town