Democratic-Republican Party
The Democratic Republican Party was a conservative, broadly corporatist and nationalist political party in South Korea, ruling from shortly after its formation on February 2, 1963 to its dissolution under Chun Doo-hwan in 1980.
Democratic Republican Party People (First 49 people) - Page 3
Richard Brent
Former U. S. Representative
John Taylor of Caroline
Former United States Senator
George M. Bedinger
Former United States Representative
Huh Kyung-young
South Korean Politician
Jean Noël Destréhan (Jean‑Noël d'. . .
Politician
Jesse Bledsoe
Former United States Senator
Robert Brooke
Former Governor of Virginia
Robert Brent
Former Mayor of the City of Washington, DC
Thomas Claiborne
Former United States Representative
Christopher Ellery
Former United States Senator
Micah Taul
U. S. representative
William Irving
New York
Peterson Goodwyn
Lawyer
Thomas M. Nelson
Politician
William A. Burwell
Former U. S. Congressman
Burwell Bassett
Former United States Representative
Alney McLean
Former Kentucky State Representative
James Sullivan
Former Governor of Massachusetts
Benjamin Pierce
Former Governor of New Hampshire
John Fabyan Parrott
Former United States Senator
John Lambert
American former professional basketball player
Robert Wright
Former Minister of Education of New Zealand
Thomas Worthington
Former Governor of Ohio
Newton Cannon
Former Governor of Tennessee
Charles Scott
Former Governor of Kentucky
Jean Noël Destréhan
Politician
Benjamin Stephenson
Politician
Levi Barber
Former United States Representative
Peter Early
American jurist
John Hartwell Marable
Former United States Representative
Thomson J. Skinner
Former United States Representative
Jesse Franklin
Former U.S. senator
David Rogerson Williams
Former Governor of South Carolina
Aaron Burr
Former Vice President of the United States
Joseph Alston
Former Governor of South Carolina ‧ Theodosia Burr Alston's husband
Caesar Augustus Rodney
Former United States Attorney General
Andrew Pickens, Jr.
Former Governor of South Carolina
Nathaniel Alexander
Former Governor of North Carolina
George Read, Jr.
George Read's son
William M. Richardson
Former United States Representative
John Dickinson
Former Delegate to the Continental Congress
William Blount
Former United States Senator
William Eustis
Former United States Secretary of War
John Francis Mercer
Former Governor of Maryland
Samuel Stevens Jr.
Former Governor of Maryland
Thomas Hill Williams
Former U.S. senator
Thomas Bibb
Former Governor of Alabama
