20 1 OFFICIAL BULLETIN OFFICIAL BULLETIN JOH N ROB J ~RT W lllTLOCK. Summit, N.J. (30974). Great3·grandson of lamt OF Roberts, private Second Regt. Conn. Line; great'·grandson of Jo/111 Roberts private, Windsor Company Conn. Militia, '775· The National Society FRED WYCKOFF, Thermopolis, Wyo. (3oo6;). Great·grandson of Jo/m Wycko ff private, Col. Abraham Brinkerhoff's New York Regt. , pensioned. OF THE I GEORGE ALBERT WILLIAMS, Salt Lake City, Utah (3999). Great0·grandsor of Richard Lyman, Orderly Sergeant Conn. Militia under Gen. Isaac Putnam Sons of the JOHN BI~LL WILLIAJI'IS, Richmond, Va. (30641). Great·grandson of James M IVilliams~ private Virginia Continenta1 Line, pensioned. American Revolution PALi\IF.R CII.\~IPNEY WILT, I.\i\IS, 1,ieut., Co. K, 302d Inf., Taunton, Mass (31246). Great'·grandson of George Williams, Jr., private, Capt. Noah Ha1J • Oratanized A pril 30, 1889. l ncorporated by Ac t of Con &r;r ess, Ju n e 9, 1906 1 Company, Col. :\litchell's :\lass. Regt. and Batsheba (King) Williams; great• grand,on of Ccorgc ll'illiams. Colonel Third llristol County Reg!. :\lass. i\1 ilitin President General LOUIS ANNJN AMES, 99 F ulton St., New York City CL.\RENCE MOALE WILLIAR, Baltimore, Md. (29839). Great~grandson o Joseph Ware, Sergeant, Colonel Greaton's and other Mass. Regts. Volume XIII f. D\\'IN WELL! :-IGTON WING, Lewiston, Idaho (2702' ). Supplemental. Great" OCTOBE R , 1918 Number 2 grandson of John Wing, private Mass. Militia; great'·grandson of Ebe~; Stanton, Lieutenant ~aymaster Conn. Troops. ,.,,,... Published at the office of the Secretary General (A. Howard Clark, Smithsonian Institution). Washington, D. C.. in June, October, December, and March. UI ·: MICK WILT 'c: ( •. '. l.ORD WISER, New Haven, Conn. (311~!). Great'· grandson .of -· .sl!a Lathrop, Member of Lebanon New Tlamp(lllire Committee Entered as second-class matter, May 7. 1908, at the post-offi ce at Washington, D. C .. of Safety. under the Act of July 16, 1894. C.\R'l'f::F, WOOD, Boise, ldabo (30722). Great'·grandson of John Camp,... private, Captain Ford's Company Mass. Militia. THE OFFICIAL BULLETIN records action by the General Officers, the FRANK F,f.RRJDGF, WOOD, lloise, Idaho (30718). Great'·grandson of John Board of Trustees, the Executive and other National Committees, li sts Camp, private, Captain Ford's Company i\Iass. Militia. of members deceased and of new members, and important doings of WALTER El~LTOTT WOOD, 18th Regt. Railway Engineers, France, Boise, l'daho State ocJet1es. In order that the 0FFJCTAL Buu.ETrN may be up to (30717). Great'·grandson of Jolu1 Camp, private, Captain Ford's Company Conn. Militia. date, and to insure the preservation in the :\' ational Society archives of a complete history of the doings of the entire organization, State SIDNEY CHAFFIN WOODWARD, Wellesley Hills, Mass. (31231). Great'· grandson of Samutl Woodward, private, Capt. Benjamin Plummer's Company, Societies and local Chapters are reque ted to communicate promptly Col. William Jones's Mass. Reg!. to the Secretary General written or printed accounts of all meetings STANLEY WINGATE WOODWARD, private Co. 12, 3d Battalion, Camp Devens, or celebrations, to forward copie of all notices, circulars, and other Wellesley Hills, Mass. (31232). Great2·grandson of SamJ each Society that increases h:: been counted sacred in our common traditions of freedom and lib- its membership 20 per cent during the year ending March :u, 1919, pro­ The principles which our two democracies hold even dearer than er t y. · · d vided the increase is not less than 10 over the number of members re­ life itself have been consecrated afresh by the splendid hero1sm .an ported on April I, 1918. sacrifice of tire brave American soldiers at the front within these recent THE TRAVELING BANNER, presented to the National Society by the days." Colorado Society, is awarded each year, by terms of the gift, to the LA VERNE KOYES FOUNDATION FOR EDUCATION OF State Society of one hundred or more members which makes the largest SOLDIERS AND SAILORS AND THEIR percentage of net gain in membership during the year ending March 31. DESCENDANTS. At the Rochester Congress it was awarded to the Wisconsin Society. THE SYRACUSE BANNER, presented to the National Society by the Compatriot La Verne Noyes, former President of the Illinois Society Syracuse Chapter, is awarded each year to the State Society making the and Vice-President General of the National Society, has given to the greatest actual enrollment of new members during the year ending University of Chicago eight parcels of real estate, with a total value of March 31. At the Rochester Congress it was awarded to the Massa­ about $2,5oo,ooo, creating thereby the "La Verne Noyes Foundation," chusetts Society. the income from which will be used for the education of soldiers or sailors who have served in the present great world war, their children THE PUBLICITY COMMITTEE. and descendants. In establishing this foundation Mr. Noyes wished to "express his gratitude to those who ventured the supreme sacrifice of The Chairman of the Publicity Committee, David L. Pierson, 2I life for their country and for the freedom of mankind in this war, and Washington street, East Orange, N. · ]., ,requests that items of general also by giving them honor, to aid in keeping alive through the genera­ interest pertaining to the Society, newspapers containing articles on the tons to come the spirit of unselfish patriotic devotion, without which no Society, and any information regarding the organization or its members free government can long endure or will deserve to endure." be forwarded to him. There must be a strong alignment of every indi­ A stipulated portion of the income may be used for payment of sala­ vidual enrolled in the Society in order to keep its purposes and objects ries of the university staff engaged in teaching American history or the constantly before the public. Official material for permanent preserva­ public duties of citizenship, including political economy, political science, tion and for use in the 0~'FICIAL BULLETIN should be forwarded to the and sociology. The funds are to pay tuition in the University of Chi­ Secretary General. cago for deserving students, without regard to sex, race, religion, or political party, who shall be citizens of the United States and shall have LETTER TO RIGHT HON. LLOYD-GEORGE. served in the Army or Navy of the United States during the present On August 4, I9I8, the fourth anniversary of the entrance of the war and been honorably discharged, or shall be descendants by blood of Government and people of Great Britain in the great war, a number of any one who may have so served and have died or been honorably dis­ officers and members of the Society of the Cincinnati, the Sons of the charged. American Revolution, and the Sons of the Revolution assembled in Fraunce's Tavern, New York, sent a dispatch addressed to the Right CONSTITUTION DAY, SEPTEMBER Ii, I9r8. Hon. Lloyd-George, Prime Minister of Great Britain, expressing their Constitution Day was celebrated this year in many of the States, highest appreciation of the noble efforts and heroic self-sacrifice of her under the auspices of the Sons of the American Revolution. The Presi­ valiant soldiers and sailors who drew the sword without hesitation for dent General issued a proclamation to each of the State Societies, re- the cause of Belgium and world freedom. 4 OFFICI.\L B LLETIN

questing their earne t efforts in behalf of a proper observance of the NATION,\L SOCIETY, S .•\. R. 5 anni,·ersary. Thi was supplemented by a letter from the office of the Chairman of the Puhlicitv Committee, in which all compatriots were tory the deeds of our colonial times are little known, even to our people. de Galvez belonged to the most powerful family of Spain. invited to assist in arou the spirit of citizens generally in a recog­ B~rnardo i~g !lis father wa~ Viceroy of Mexico, his unci~ Secretary of State oi nition of the event. and there were over I,IOO notices in various news­ :;pain and_ ~resident of the Council_ of the Indies-a po t almost equal­ papers calling attention to the adoption of the Constitution which started ing in political power that of the kmg. the machinery of the United States Government, as we have it today, 'In I777 Bernardo de Galvez, as colonel of the Spanish regiment at running along channels of helpfulness and of general uplift to the \'cw Orleans, was commander-in-chief of the Spanish forces. He was ~hen 2r years of age. So that by the time he was but 25 years old he people in need of a better system than that prevailing under the Articles had won three brilliant campaigns against the British, captured their of Confederation. armies and ships in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida, and In I ew York City all the public schools held exercise ; in many part destroyed their military ascendance in the Southern country. of New Jersey church bells were rung at noon and factory whistles 'fhe achievements of this youth were not the incidents of accident, nor due to the guidance of older minds, for he acted where his chiefs held ,,·ere sounded for a period of three minutes. Public schools and other hack, and by his personal bravery and leadership compelled their co­ institutions remembered the day by special exercises. President E. G. operation. Spillman of the Oklahoma Society sent a very strong and patriotic letter ~pain appears to haYe been YPhiladelphia, another Go,·ernor Sleeper of Michigan, upon the request of the Publicity agent of the American Army, was likewise furnished with military sup­ plies and enabled to conduct from New Orleans an expedition against Committee, issued a proclamation, calling upon the people of l\lichigan the British colonies on the Mississippi. to observe the day, and General Coolidge of the Michigan Society also On :\lay 8, I779, Spain declared war on England, and almost immedi­ co-operated. Others assisting in the celebration were Governor Charles ately Galvez prepared to move against the British forts at ::-Jatchez and S. \Vhitman of )lew York, member of the Empire State Society; Lieu­ Bat~m Rouge. He collected a most remarkable army in Xew Orlean - tenant Charles Timothy Jewett, President of the Indiana Society; Presi­ a cosmopolitan force only possible in the ew Orleans of that day. It consisted of 170 Spanish regulars, 330 militiamen, or recruits; 20 cara­ dent G. T. Wellman of the Alexander Hamilton Chapter of the Iowa bineer . 8o free blacks and mulattoes, Oli,·er Pollock, and 9 American . Society, the Utah Society, and the Ohio Society. With these he marched toward Manchac, being joined on the way by This anniversary has now become a fixture in the calendar of events 6oo planters from the country and r6o Indians, o that his total army of the Sons of the American Revolution, and it is hoped for a larger \\.Is I.l-tO men. participation next year. On • cptcmber 7, 1779, he captured Fort l3utc, on Bayou ::'llanchac, and at •>nee pressed on to Baton Rouge, defended by a stout fort, with garri­ sun of 400 regulars and roo militiamen. STORY OF GALVEZ AND LOUISIANA IN l'HE REVOLUTIOK. Galvez at once invested the fort, cannonaded it vigorously, and, on :'cptember 2r, Colonel Dickson capitulated-the surrender including Response to a toast at the banquet celebrating the Twenty-fifth Anni­ Fort Pannure, at Natchez, a small post on the Amite River, and one on versary of the Louisiana Society. Sons of the American Revolution. Thompson's Creek, in the West Florida parishes. :-Jew Orleans, :\lay r6, r9r8, by Henry \V. Robinson, Past President This exploit made Galvez a brigadier general. He energetically re­ of Louisiana Society. organized his forces and sailed early in January, 178o, to attack the British at Mobile. A winter storm scattered his ships and partly spoiled The story of Gah·ez is the story of Louisiana's part i~ the American his ammunition and provisions. He returned to ::\ew Orlean un­ Revolution. It is a story of romance, strategy, suffenng, valor-the daunted and in a few weeks again sailed. He im·ested Fort Charlotte, story of the events which destroyed the British po~er in the Gulf States at ~fobile, with such vigor that it capitulated on ::\larch 13. and the British menace of attack on the Amencan Army from the Galvez at once determined to complete the divestiture of the Briti. h South. It is a story so full of the picturesque t~at it mak~s us. regret nf any hold on the Gulf States by driving them out of Pensacola, and Louisiana has not the plenitude of poets, romancists, and histonans _of ior that purpose ,-isited Havana, where he sought and obtained aid. He Xew England and ::\ew York; for while Louisiana helped to make hiS- sailed from Havana on October r6, r78o, but the next day a storm foun­ clt-rcd some of his ships, dispersed the rest, and the expedition was de­ .- ·rr('d. NATIONAL SOCIETY, S. A. R. 7 6 OFFICIAL BULLETIN pres, Miguel Cantareli, Luys Dutisne, Nicolas Verbois, Carlos Braseau. On February 28, I78I, Galvez, promoted to Mariscal de Camp, sailed from Havana as commander of one man-of-war, two frigates, several Lieutcna11ts: Julian le Sassier, Juan Bapta. Flam and, Josef Sorel, transports, and I,45I soldiers, with complement trains of artillery. Nine Franco Soubadon, Francisco Monsieno Lemelle, Santiago Massicot, days later the expedition arrived at the bar of Pensacola. The Spanish Pedro Boissie, Luys Judice, Donna to Belle, Ansel me Blanchard, Au­ admiral held back from crossing the shallows in the face of the Eng­ gustin Alain. Sublie~ltenants: Antonio Monsieno Bordelon, Miguel lish guns. Galvez, fearing cannons less than storms and apprehensive Judice. Simon Lee Blanc, Antonio Perret, Gilverto Guillermard, Mau­ that squalls might disperse the ships, entered a small boat and person­ ally led the way and made soundings. The navy then followed. Fort ricio O'Conor. George, defending Pensacola, was attacked by the vessels in front and (List dated New Orleans, October r6, 1779.) by Galvez's land forces, reinforced by Espelita from Mobile and Miro from New Orleans. The fighting was continuous until May and the LoUISIANA REGIMENT. Lieutenant Colonels: Estavan Miro, Franco casualties heavy. The Spanish were harassed by English regulars and Cruzat, Carlos de Gran Pre, Manuel Perez. Sergeant Majors: Pedro Indians, but constantly advanced their trenches, fighting with hand­ Piernas, Alexandra Cousse. Captains: Josef Valiere, Josef de Ia Pena, grenades, howitzers, muskets, and bayonets. Finally a shot struck a Tomas de Acosta, Cenon Frudeau, Raimundo Dubrevil, Franco Collell, magazine in one of the redoubts of the fort and blew it up, making a substantial break. Galvez immediately availed of this catastrophe and ~faximiliano Maxant. Adjutant Majors: Tomas de Acosta, Martin attacked. Palas. Lieutenants: Maxo Maxent, Franco R,ibas. Sublieutenants: On May 9, I78I, Fort George capitulated and the whole of West Felis Trudeau, Marcos de Villiers, Antonio Valliere. RoYAL ARTILLERY. Florida, including the garrison of 8oo men, surrendered. Captain Commander: Nicolas Duney. Captains: Julian Alvarez, Manuel It is, of course, possible that these brilliant campaigns of Galvez post­ poned by some years the incorporation of Florida, southern Alabama, Izquierdo. Sublieuteuant: Antonio Soler. MILITIA. Lieutenant Colo­ Mississippi, and the east bank of Louisiana into the American Union. lll!ls: Rodolfo Bruner, Antonio Maxent, Alexandra de Cluet, Franco But it remains the historic fact that these defeats of British arms, Veliste, Luis Dustine, Mr. Roben, Luis Judice, Nicolas Vernois, Enrique coupled with Lafayette's victory at Yorktown, wonderfully heartened Despres. Infantry Lieutenants: Mifuel Cantareli, Mauricio Oconor, the American cause, correspondingly decreased London's determination Vise Relieux, Mr. Marigny, Carlos Bravo, Pedro Boisier, Juan Bauta to deny independence to the Colonies, and so helped materially to shorten the war and bring us victory. Ilamand, Julian le Sassier, Donato Vello, Anselmo Blanchard. Stfb­ I have had opportunity to only bluntly sketch the facts of these cam­ lieutenants: Josef Sorell, Augustin Alain. Franco Lemell, SantiagQ paigns. Their romance has been ignored. Some day, perhaps, we wi ll ::vfassico, Franco Sabadon. CHIEF OFFICERS OF FoRTIFICATIONS. Lieu­ have a great historical novel based on them. One of its chapters will tena1lt Colot1el: Jacinto Pamis. Lieutenants: Mr. Le Blanc, Gilberto­ be the tragic flight of the British co)onists near Natchez. When news came of Galvez's expedition to Pensacola, the British at Natchez, be­ Guillemar. lieving that Galvez's fleet had been dispersed by storms, by stratagem (List dated Havana, August ro, I78o.) captured Fort Pannure. Almost immediately came the true news of Galvez's brilliant success. Fearing the wrath of the Spaniards, the colonists, consisting of several hundred men, women, and children, fled ADDITIONS TO MEMBERSHIP. in a desperate march through the wilderness to the Atlantic coast. One section was captured by the Americans in Georgia; the other, after I3I From May I to September 30, I9T8, the Registrar General enrolleu days of awful privation, starvation, and attacks by Indians, reached the 488 new members in 39 State Societie , an increase of 91 members O\•er British settlement at Savannah. the same period in I9I7: Arkansas, 7; California, q; Colorado, 7; Galvez, hero of three wonderfully successful campaigns at 25, was Connecticut, 7; District of Columbia, 3 .: Far Eastern, 1; Florida, 3; crowded with honors. He was made Viceroy of Mexico-a king, in fact, of a larger empire than that of his imperial master. He died in Idaho, 19; Illinois, 20; Iowa, 28; Kansas, 9; Kentucky, 4; Louisiana, Mexico at the age of 38. 28; Marylal'ld, 4; Massachusetts, 51 ; Michigan, 22; Minnesota, I3; Mis­ These events show that Louisianians, from their beginning, have acted souri, 6; Montana, 2; Nebraska, 6; New Hampshire, 3; New Jersey, history even when negligent of writing it. 40; New Mexico, 2; New York (Empire State), 48; North Carolina, I; North Dakota, 6; Ohio, 26; Oklahoma, I2; Oregon, IO; Pennsylvania, The following names of some of the soldiers serving under Galvez I2 ; Rhode Island, 4; Tennessee. 2; Texas, 3; Utah, I I; Vermont, 3; in I779. I78o are from two lists recently discovered by Mr. William Beer Virginia, 8; Washington, 8; Wisconsin, 32; Wyoming, 3. of New Orleans: (Expedition under Galvez.) CaptaitlS: Gilverto Anto ~Iaxent, Alexandra Delcouet, Franco Simars de Bellile, Enrique Dez- 8 OFFICL\L BULLETIN NATIONAL SOCIETY, S. A. R. 9

DOINGS OF STATE SOCIETIES. E m State Society.-The "win the war" meeting, held at the City The California Society held its midsummer meeting at the Fairmont Hall,6 1attan, on Tuesday, June 18, at 4 p. n1.. was a very impressive Hotel, San Francisco, on June 20, when an address was delivered bv and inspiring occasion. From the moment that President General Ames Prof. Henry Morse Stephens, formerly of London, on ''The Gre~t called the distinguished assemblage to order and Chaplain Rev. Charles Reconciliation Between England and the United States." ~Iembers o,f L. Goodell, D. ~·· pronounced the invocation, there was not a moment the Society are active in Red Cross and other war work. Compatriot that did not inspire the highest patriotic feeling in those present. Marshal Hale, as manager of Pacific Division of the ,\merican Red After the reception of the colors, the service flag was dedicated by Cross, has gone to France on a mission for that organization. the President General in an impressive manner. He pointed with pride to the 238 stars on the fla g, which he said represented the compatriots The District of Columbia Society on July 4 held the usual JOint of the Empire State Society and their sons. Two gold stars on the fla g celebration with Sons of the Re1·olution at the Washington l\Ionument. stood for two members who had died at the hands of the Hun namelv The exercises, presided over by Brig. Gen. George Richards, U. S. M. C., Lindon Bates, lost on the "Lusitania," and Henry Ammon, wh~ died ;I~ included: Presentation of the colors; reading of the Declaration of the French front. Representing the French Army and Ambassador of Independence, by Col. Frederick C. Bryan; address, by Hon. William C. France Jusserand, General V. Vigna!, in a very graceful and earnest Fitts, Assistant U. S. Attorney General; address, by Ambassador Jules speech, accepted the gift of war ambulances presented to the Republic ]. Jusserand. Music was furnished by the U. S. Marine Band. of France by Compatriot John H. Burroughs in behalf of the Empire On September 6 a joint crlebration of Lafayette Day and the fourth State Society: The address of Lieut. V. de Wierzbicki was a wonderful anniversary of the Battle of the 1Iarne was held at the Lafayette Monu­ expo ition of the enthusiasm and fighting spirit of the French soldier ment, in Washington, by the Sons of the .'\.merican Re1·olution, Sons and the French nation. He cited the prominence of the river Marne in of the Revolution, and Daughtc;-s of the American Revolution. Presi­ the world's history as the point at which the invasion of France by dent General Louis Annin Ames presided and made the opening ad­ Attila the Hun was stopped in the year -t5I A. D., and again the Crescent dress. The exercises were attended by the President of the United was thrown back by Charles Martel in i32, while once more civilization States and Mrs. Wilson. Addresse were made by Count de Chambrun, was saved from milit:~rism, or Germanism, by General Foch's heroic great-great-grandson of Lafayette, Counsellor of the French Embassv counter-attacks in the famous Battle of the Marne in 1914. He said and by Hon. Jo ephus Daniels, Secretary of the Navy. Henry V~~~ the despoiler had never been able to pass the French Armv and the Dyke's poem, "The Name of France," was read by Mr. Barry Bulkley. 1farne, and he predicted they never would do so. This wot;ld seem a "The American's Creed" was pronounced in unison by the audience. patriotic prophecy, when we consider how again in the past summer the Messages were read from President Poincaire and }.larshal Joffre. brave French Army, assisted by the dauntless unit bearing the Stars Another joint meeting of patriotic societies, held in the evening at and Stripes, once again, and we belie1·e for the last time, hurled back Memorial Continental Hall. was addres ed by Major C. H. Lyell of the the power of Prussianism. France's sacrifices in treasure as well as men British Army. lie paid high tribute to La fayette, and said: were graphically depicted by the speaker, who said that France had lost Pause for a moment and think how unusual it would ha1·c been a few by conquest four-fifths of its industries and one-fifth of its wealth, yet years ago for an officer of the British Army to join in celebrating the the people paid taxes four times as great as paid by the population of birthday anniversary of General Lafayette. Why is it not strange to­ the United States, and that to equal the loans raised in France the loans day? Because our outlook has been changed. Our viewpoint is differ­ of our country would have to reach the stupendous sum of seYenty-four ent. Great Britain feels today that the American Revolution was, after all, a war for Britain herself, because we realize that but for the sharp billions of dollars-a truly inspiring example with which to measure lesson taught us by the colonists the British Empire of toda1· would our Fourth Liberty Loan. Among the guests present were General V. never have existed. · \'ignal of the High French Commission, Lieut. V. de \Vierzbicki, Com­ missioner, and Richard E. Enright. The British officer was greeted with a thunder of applause when he In accordance with the annual custom for many years, a delegation expressed the hope that some day a statue may be erected to George of the Sons of the American Revolution, in Paris, on July -1 placed \Vashington in London and on it placed the in cription. "Founder of the British Empire." wreaths on Lafayette's grave and statue and on the statue of \Vashing- 10 OFFICIAL BULL:€TIN N .o\I' IONAL SOClE'l'Y. S ,\ . R. It

ton. The event is thus described by Compatriot Coxe in the New York Con>titutlon Day was observed throughout tht' coumr) ,,n · o:ptcmuer Herald (Paris), July 5: ,7 at the request of the S. A. R. The Department of Education of the City of New York requested that at the morning session in each school Today the Sons of the American Revolution feel great satisfaction in seeing their work and labor of years past brought to the point at there should be special exercises appropriate in character, and referenct which France takes over the ceremony of the Fourth of July which we should be made to the story of the birth of the Constitution and the inaugurated, and when the French nation sees what propaganda for rights and privileges that American citizens enjoy under its protection. good Franco-American relation can help achieve. Never, before the Sons of the American Revolution took it up, was THE CoL. CORNELIUS VAN On:£ CHAPTER held its quarterly business I the Fourth of July marked by such ceremony. They inaugurated a meeting on September 17 in the room of the Schenectady County His­ ceremony at Lafayette's tomb. They had to struggle against many diffi­ torical Society, attended by about fifty members. The Secretary re culties, which now seem infantile when compared with the results. La­ fayette's tomb will always be remembered, but we enter into another ported that the membership had reached 2. '!'he Rev. Dr. Eugene A. phase of the whole situation. At the beautiful statue of Washington. :\oble read a paper on "The Constitution of the United State~ anrl its in the Place d'Iena, where the great ceremony was held today, the Sons \fakers." of the American Revolution (the New York Society is called after the Officers were elected a follows: President, Allen 'vV. j ohnston; First well-known title of 'Empire State Society') were the pioneers in mak­ Vice-President, Willis W. Roe; Second Vice-President, George McK. ing this statue a meeting-place for patriots on Washington's Birthday. The first meeting we had only three were present. At the next meet­ Roberts; Secretary, Hanford Robison; Treasurer, George E. Young: ing we increased our numbers, and so on for years. Why some one Registrar, Henry T. Williams; Historian, William C. Frame; Chaplain. never took this matter up before we did is a mystery, but the noble Charles P. Sanders. D. D.: Color Guard. Hon. E. J. Hand. E. . Shaw, replica of the statue in New York stood for years, since its inaugura­ ~ncl Heber Williams. tion by the American Ambassador, in 1900, neglected and, to a certain extent, unknown. THE NEWBURGH CHAPTER unanimously adopted a resolution asking It is something to point to a record such as that of the Sons of the that the study of the German language be excluded from the public American Revolution. It is something to see the development, little by little, of the cordial relations on public holidays in Paris. We have ,chools of the city of Newburgh, and the Board of Education unani truly done our bit. Nothing could be more satisfactory than to see the mou sly approved the substitution of French and Spanish for the Ger­ French take up the Fourth of July in Paris and make it their holiday. man course. Under the lead of the Chapter, on the Fourth of July a It is a compliment to our Society and to America, from the Atlantic to national alute was fired and the church bells of the city were rung at the Pacific coast. ,unrise. There was a large parade of patriotic societies at 9 o'clock. The Empire State Society also took a prominent part in the celebra­ followed by exerci. ~s at Washington headquarters. presided over by tion of Lafayette's birthday in Paris, France, in which General Pershing former President S. L. Stewart of ~ewburgh Chapter. The principal and representatives of all the Allied governments prominently partici­ ,peaker was Supreme Court Justice Arthur S. Tompkins nf Nyack. pated. A wreath of roses was placed upon the tomb of Lafayette, in Five thousand people were present, including many recently naturalized the Picpus Cemetery, by H. Cleveland Coxe, a delegate of the Empire 111en of foreign birth. State Society, who also placed similar wreaths upon the statue of La­ :\!embers of the Chapter attended in a body Hastile Da) service. at fayette in the grounds of the Louvre and upon Washington's monu­ Trinity l\L E. Church, on Sunday evening, July q. An effectne patn ment in the Place d'Iena. otic service was preached by the Rev. and Compatriot J. Lewis Hart­ President General Ames on August 26 addressed a letter to Hon. .;nck, Ph. D .. Chaplain of the Chapter. William G. McAdoo, Secretary of the Treasury, protesting against the THE RocHESTER CHAPTER, as a result of rnterest arou .:d l.Jy the Con allegorical figure representing Germany on the fac;ade of the Custom c:ress of the ~ational Society, enrolled nine new members at it' nwt'ti11g House, New York, and on September 5 the newspapers announced that "" July ro. and is nctively engaged in war-service work the Sccn•tary had authorized Cass Gilbert, architect of the Custom House, to remove all German insignia from the statue and substitute Tm: NEw YoRK CHAP'fER, with a membership of 897, wa~ full) or the insignia of Belgium. ganized on October rs, with officers as follows: President, John H Former Chaplain, Rev. Frank Oliver Hall, is a volunteer chaplain Rurroughs: First Vice-President, Richard T Davies: Second Vice U. S '\. at Camp Cinrrlon. near 1\tlanta. Geor~a :NATIONAL SOCIJtTY, S. A. n.. 12 OFFICIAL BULLB'rlN 13 Almost without exception the officers and members of the Illinois President, Gen. Oliver B. Bridgman; Third Vice-President, Julian P. Society are active in various civilian posts of government service. Three Fairchild; Secretary, Albert ]. Squier; Treasurer, Harry T. Lockwood; ~orm er Pr~siden_ts of the Soc~ety are _giving their whole time voluntarily Registrar, Jesse H. Clute; Historian, Ron. James B. Laux; Chaplain, 111 connectiOn w1th the selective-service boards, while many others are Rev. Chas. L. Goodell, D. D. serving on appeal boards, commissions, and in all the various forms of The Hawaiian Society, at its annual meeting, on June 17, elected the war welfare work. following officers: President, ])avid L. Withington; Vice-President, Illinois is this year celebrating its centennial of its admission to the Rev. L. L. Loofbourow; S~retary, James T. Taylor; Treasurer, John Union. It is on ly during the last two or three years, as the centennial Effinger; Registrar, Elmer T. Winant. appoached, that any public notice has been taken of this anniversary. It September 17 was celebrated in Honolulu by uThe Hands Around the should be noted, however, that for nearly 30 years the Illinois Society, Pacific Movement," as Balboa Day, by a luncheon, with appropriate and Sons of the American Revolution, has recognized the anniversary by a patriotic speeches and music, on the roof garden of the Young Hotel. provision in its Constitution that the annual meeting of the Society The Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution were represented shall be held on December 3, the anniversary of the admission of the by their members, occupying a special table decorated for the occasion Prairie State into the Union. with banners of the Societies. As related in detail elsewhere in the present BuLLETIN, Compatriot La Verne Noyes, former President of the Society, has most generously The Idaho Society during the last year enrolled 14 sons of members established an endowment of about $2,500,000, the income of which will of the Society. A medal of honor was awarded by lot to one of these be used for the education of soldier~ and sailors in the present war sons, Robert Lee Nourse, Jr. The Society has published a "Roster and and their descendants. Year Book" of 35 pages containing a list of members, roll of ancestors, and the 1918 gold medal essay on "British-American Relations," by Ora The Louisiana Society held its midsummer meeting at the Grunewald Lewellen of Nampa. Bote!, New Orleans, on July 17. co·mpatriot Weston told of the pro­ ceedings at the Rochester Congress, and survivors of the iii-fated S. S. TP.e Illinois Society celebrated Constitution Day, September 17, by a "Carolina" related their experiences when submarined by a German U­ meeting of the Board of Managers at the Union League Club, Chicago, boat. attended by 25 members of the Board. Mr. Harry F. Atwood of Chi­ The story of Galvez, told by Compatriot Robinson at a meeting of cago, author of a new book, recently published, entitled "Back to the the Society on May 16, is printed in the National Year Book and re­ Republic," gave a most interesting address on the great ignificance of printed elsewhere in the present BULLETIN. As an addition thereto is the Constitution. Seventeen new members were elected and routine given a list of some of the men serving in the army of Galvez. If any business transacted. The Society has furnished a fully equipped ambu­ member of the Society has any information on this interesting cam­ lance for the battlefields of the western front. paign it should be communicated to C. Robert Churchill, President of Arrangements to hold the annual Yorktown Day banquet at the Audi­ the Louisiana Society, S. A. R., 408 Canal street, New Orleans. torium Hotel on October I9 had been fully completed, when it was necessarily canceled by order of the city authorities, forbidding all The Massachusetts Society had arranged for a Field Day at Lowell meetings and banquets on account of the influenza epidemic. The exer­ on Liberty-Columbus Day, October 12, as a memorial to the late Moses cises were to have included addresses on "Stories from a Government Greeley Pa!1ker, but the event was necessarily postponed on account of Official," by Hinton G. Clabaugh, superintendent Bureau of Investiga­ the influenza epidemic. President General Ames was to have been one tion, Department of Justice; "Stories from the Trenches," by Miss Ada of the guests. A visit was to have been made to the grave of Col. Louis Ward, official entertainer to the British troops, and "America and the Ansart, a hero of the Revolution. World Crisis,'' by Prof. Herbert L. Willett, D. D., of the University of Colonel Ansart was a Frenchman, who came to Massachusetts in 1776 Chicago. to furnish the State with solid bored iron cannon by means of a machine The service flag to have been dedicated at the banquet contains 130 invented by his father in France. Massachusetts authorities appointed stars. OFFICIAl. BULLETI!I: I N MEMORIA

.um Colonel of Artillery and Inspector General of the Foundnes, 111 joaN F. BATEM.\N, Massachusetts Society, died April 24, I9t8. which capacity he served to the close of the Revolutionary War. Hi. }A>tllS HENRY BLAK!l>lAN, Connecticut Society, died September za, I9t8. WILLIA>t S. Bow:w:AN, Illinois Society, died August to, t9I8. name was ~Iarie Louis Amand nsart de Marisquelles, but upon. being EDWAR» EBENilUR Bovo, Connecticut Society, died September 24, 19I8. naturalized his name became Louis Ansart by act of Legislature in 1793. J. E. BucKLEY, Illinois Society, died April 2, I9t8. He built furnaces at Stoughton, 'fitecut, and Bridgewater and resided FREDERIC WATEti>tAN CADY, Rhode Island Society, died July 27, 19I8. in Dracut. In 1778 he was aid-de-camp to Gen. John Sullivan at )Je,, WALTllR HENDRICKS CoHN, Empire State Society, died October t7, I9t8. port, R. I., and was there wounded in the engagement with the British. WILLIAM C. CONE, Empire State Society, died July 29, t9t8. J osEPH PLATT CooKF., Hawaiian Society, died July 26, t9t8. The Society has placed a bronze marker, suitably inscribed, at Colonel Gen. EDWARD DAVIS, Hawaiian Society, died August 2, t918. .'\ns rt's graYe in Woodburn Cemetery, Dracut. EDWIN WAtiREN DE LEoN, Empire State Society, died October 9. t9t8 CHARLES KEI!NE Doocl!, Michigan Society, died March 22, 19t8. he Ohio Society.-Vice-President General Henry, Chairman of th, GABRIEL EDMONSTON, District of Columbia Society, died May t6, I9I8. Organization Committee, Mississippi Valley, East District, attended a WtLLIAM 0. ENSIGN, Illinois Society, died May 8, t918. II>:NRY C. FuLLU, Illinois Society, died May 24, I918. meeting of the officers and Board of Managers of the Ohio Society and FRANK W. GEROULD, Illinois Society, died June 10, t918. Presidents of local Chapters at Delaware, Ohio, on October 5, when the CHARLF.S PtRCY GILBI!RT, Connecticut Society, died July 10, 19t8. desirability of increased membership was discussed and plans arranged CHARLES GlllFFIN, Massachusetts Society, died July 30, t9t8. to forward the work by the methods so successfully carried out by tht· }AMES Ross HARRISON, Connecticut Society, died September 24, t918. NATHANIEL T: HAWKINS, Empire State Society, died June 29, t9t8. }1ichigan Society. IIIRAM M. HITCHCOCK, I llinois Society, died July 22, t918. Dr. DAVID HuLL HoLMES, Empire State Society, died August 2", I9III. The Rhode Island Society.-Christopher Rhodes, for twcnty-ti,, EDWARD T. HowARD, Empire State Society, died August 7, t9t8. years Secretary of the Society, died August ro, 1918. Nathaniel I BERNARD JENNEY, Massachusetts Society. died September 22, t918. Davis, 159 Brown street, Providence, R. I., has been elected as Sel-rt· Major LY:W:AN W. V. KENNON, U. S. ,\ .. District of Columbia Society, died Sep· tary until the annual election in February, 1919. !ember -, t9t8. EDWARD KtNC, Pennsylvania Society, died .\ugust 4, 1918. GEOIIGE GAYLORD :\!ACNISH, Second Lieutenant. t6tst U. S. Inf., Wisconsin Society, i he U tah Society.-The anniversary o the adoptton of the Consu died in service in France, --, 1918. tn'tion of the United States was commptnorated in Utah by a procla jOHN L. ~fANNING, Illinois Society, died April 28, 1918. mation by the Governor of the Stati that all schools and churche~ G!IORGE COLTON MAYNARD, District of Columbia Society, died July 28, 191t DALTON NuL, Registrar of Utah Society, died August 27, 19I8. monies, and that flags be displayed on all public and private buildings Dll 'WITT C. NELLIS, Kansas Society, died July -, t9t8. The Mayor of Salt Lake City issued a similar proclamation. Patriotir ]AWES S. NEWHALL, Massachusetts Society, died September 2t, t918. addresses were made at the East Side High School by President Georgt JoaN F. RENO, Empire State Society, died June 30, t9t8. Albert Smith of the Utah Society and Mayor W. Mont Ferry, com­ CHIIISTOPHER RHODES, Secretary of Rhode Island Society since 1893, died August 10, 1918. patriot. Patriotic addre se were made at the West Side High School ]OK!< SLATE RICH, Connecticut Society, died July 11, 1918. by former Presidents of the Utah Society, Frank B. tepnen and HEIIBERT P. SHUMWAY, Nebraska Society, died July 1, t918. Chauncey P. Overfield. The anniversary was very generally recog VALENTINE ::o.10TT CuYLEK SILVA, Oregon Society, died July tJ, t918. ni7erl hv tht> l'itizen~ ann public officials throughout the entire State DANIEL WEBSTER SMITH, Oklahoma Society, died June 23, tgt8. FtiANK W. SMITH, Illinois Society, died July 22, t918. THOMAS IJ. SMITH, Illinois Society, died April 9, 19t8. ALFtiJ!D H. STRATTeN, Empire State Society, died August to, I9t8. MINER C. TAFT, Michigan Society, died June 7, t9t8. Col. CtiAN>

JAY WILCOX BARNES, Evanston, Wyo. (3ooo8). Great•·grandson of Steplt.etr Wilco~, private New York Militia, pensioned. RECORDS OF 488 NEW MEMBERS EN ROLLED BY THE REG ISTRA~ jOSEPH CORY BARNU~l. Marshalltown, Iowa (31378). Grandson of Israel GENERA( FROM MAY I TO SEPTEMBER 30, 19 18. Barnum, private, Capt. Zamon Read's Tenth Company, Colonel Waterbury's Conn. Regt. FRANK DARRY, Milwaukee, \Vis. (31273). Great2-grandson of Nathaniel Erner·· \\"II,LIA~f GRIFFIN ADKINS, Chicago, Ill. (22240). Supplemental. Great­ son, Lieutenant Colonel, Colonel Stickney's New Hampshire Regt.; ATe&t· grandson of Jolm Adki11s, private, Captain IIand"s Company, Colonel Talcott"s grandson of John Barry, private, Colonel Vose's Mass. Regt. Conn. Regt. JOHN LEFTWICH BARRY, New Orleans, La. (30817). Great'·grandson of CHARLES FORREST ADAMS, Boise, Idaho (31284). Great'-grandson of James . Andrew Barr)•, Captain South Carolina Partisan Rangers. Adam•, Captain, Fifth Cumberland County Battalion Penna. Militia. RALPH GATES BARTLETT, Springfield, Mass. (31735). Great3-grandson of WALTER HUGH ALBAUGH, Columbus, Ohio (31552). Great-grandson of Robert Brown, private, Capt. Gould Sellick's Company Conn. Militia, prisoner. Lewis A11derso,., private :\fonmouth County New Jersey Militia. RALPH MILLER BARTON, First Lieut., Q. M. C., U. S. Army, Elizabeth, N. J. ALTON G. A[,DEN, Wyoming, Iowa (31398). Great-grandson of Mulfo,·d (11493). Great'-grandson of Isaac Barton, privat~ Third Ulster County R r!!l- . L'Hommedic1t, private Fourth Regt. ~ew York Line. Xew York Militia. ;\LVONI RICHARDSON AT;LEN, Jersey City, N. J. (N. Y. 29222). Supple· CHESTER CLYDE BAYMILLER, Sergt. 192 Aero. Squad. U. S. A., Buhl, mental. Great-grandson of C/cmeut Richardsou, private Bucks County Penna. Idaho (31 295). Great'·grandson of Michael Ba)•rnil/cr, private, Capt. Michael 1\Iilitia. Kauffelt's Company York County Penna. Militia. 0 ARTHUR CLAY ALLEN, 'evada, Iowa (31396). Great -grandson of Auauias FRED CARROLL BA Y!\fiLLER, Hospital Attendant, U. S. N. (Idaho 318o~) A/leu, Captain Second Sussex County Regt. New Jersey Militia. Great0·grandson of 1\f ichacl Baymi/lcr, private York County Penna. Militia. i\IYRON ALSON ALLEN, Syracuse, N. Y. (31190). Great-grandson of lcllabod JOEL FRANKLIN DA Y:\IILLER, Buhl, Idaho (31285). Great-grandson of A/leu, private, Captain Williams's Company Mass. Detached Militia. Michael Ba)•miller. private, Capt. Michael Kauffelt's Company York Count)• WILLIAl\I CLI TON ARMSTRONG, JR., U. S. Army, Elizabeth, N. J. (31366). Penna. Militia. Great0-grand•on of Jo/m Kirkpatrick, Captain Sussex County New Jersey 1'RA\'IS FIELD BEAL, Ann Arbor, Mich. (31587). Great'-grandson of Seth Militia. Beal, Jr., private Mass. Militia; great<-grandson of Seth Beal, private Mass. JAMES BREWSTER BEECHER ARNOT,D, Rochester, N. Y. (31636). Great'· !\filitia. grandson of Jonathan Arnold, private Conn. ?-.Jilitia, pensioned; great-grandson RTCHARD EARLE BEALL, Boise, Idaho (31293). Great-grandson of James of Leonard Pcrkius, private Fourth Rcgt. Conn. Line, pensioned. Glenn, private Virginia Militia. WINDSOR KINER ATCHESON, U. S. Navy, Columbus, Ohio (31551). Great'· ALBERT WILLIAM BEEBE, Sergeant U. S. A. (Iowa 31387). Great'-grandson grandson of Jo!t11 Den1111c, drummer, Capt. Henry Dobson's Company Sixth of Enos Davis, private Maryland Troops. pensioned. ~[aryland Regt. n\VIGH'r BEEBE, Radio Operator, U. S. N., Waverly, Iowa (31383). Great•· RICHARD STAIGG ATKIXSO:-\. t:o,ton, ~lass. (Jt7J4). Great-grandson of grandson of Enos Davis, private, Capt. Henry Gatun's Company Maryland Amos Atki11sou, Lieutenant, Col. :\loses Little's ~lass. Regt. Militia. EDWARD CLINTON AUSTIN, Lake, Wis. (31268). Great'·grandson of Jolw C.T-:ORGE ARTHUR BE\US, First J;ieut. l\1. R. C. (Iowa 30850). Greatt.grand· Austin, private, Capt. John Davis's Company, Colonel Brickett's :\fa

RICHARD D. BAKER, Chicago, Ill. (31307). Great'-grandson of Theodore Spen· ge~. ccr, private, Capt. James Horton's Company Conn . . \rtificers. \RTHUR ROLLAND BETTISWOR'rH. Sailor, U. S. Navy, Coffeyville, Kan AARON EDW.\RD BALLARD, Ocean Grove, N. J. (31498). Grandson of Jere· (3 1040). Great'· grandson of Cllarles Bet tis-worth, Corporal Virg;nia Troops. miail Ballard, Captain Third Regt. Xew Jersey Line. pensioned. HOMER DITMAR Br\Ll,";\RI>, fllinneapolis. :.\linn. (30316). Great'·1:randson of \f.EERT RHULE BIRD, Id:1 Gro,•e. Iowa (31382). Great3·grandson of Jolln Moses Ballard, private, Col. David Wells's Mass. Regt. Waggo11w, Sergeant, Capt. Daniel Clapsadler'• Company First Cumberland County Battalion Penna MDnia NATIONAL SOCIETY, S. A. R. 19 I8 OFFICIAL BULLETIN r,LJSIIA FRANKLIN BREWSTER, Ja., Rochester, N. Y. (31454). Great'­ JOSEPH EDWARD BIRKll,\ELJSER. ~T ilwaukec, Wis. (3•274). Great'-grand­ grandson of Simeon Smith, Lieutenant, Capt. Charles Dibble's Company, Col.

son of Thomas Balur1 privat<.·. Col. Ephraim Doolittle's 1\Jass. Regt., ptn~ioned; John Patterson's Mass. Regt., prisoner. grcat'-grandson of Isaac Gray, Captain, Col. Jonathan Brewer's Mass. Rcgt. fOHN BRIGGS-DAY, Captain, C. A. C., U. S. Army, San Diego, Cal. (31532). THEODORE EATON lllSSELl,, ~luni,iug, Mich. (31578). Great-grandson of Great3-grandson of Miles Norton, Lieutenant Conn. Militia; great'-grandson of Daniel Bissell, Sergeant Sccoml Hcgl. Conn. State Troops. Ebenezer Norton, Lieutenant Colonel Conn. Militia; great•-grandson of Seth SOR.\NUS LEONARD BLACK, Del Rio, Texas (Okla. 28 124). Great'-grand on Griswold~ private, Captain Pettibone's Company, Col. Thomas Baldwin's Conn. 2 of Joh11 Black, Captain, Col. Nathan Sparhawk's 1\fass. Regt. Regt. ; great -grandson of David Lockwood, private, Col. Morris Graham's New York Regt.; great3-grandson of Benjamin Oviatt, private of Goshen, 0 BERT LU'fiiER BLAIR, Orlando, Fla. (299n). Great -grandson of Obadiah Conn., Minute Men. Perkins, Lieutenant, Capt. Joseph Gallup's Company Eighth Regt. Conn. Militia. ROBERT JORIS BRINKERHOFF, Naval Flying Corps, Springfield, Mass. (31421). Great'-grandson of Jo/"' Brinkerhoff, private, Col. Michael Swope's JA?.IES OSCAR BLAKENEY, Little Rock, Ark. (31751 ). Great-grandson of Battalion of Flying Camp, York County, Penna. James Q11ar/es, private Third South Carolina Regt. DONALD BASEL BROOKE, Mount Vernon, Iowa (3038t). Great•-grandson of JOHN OiiCAR BLAKENEY, Little Rock, Ark. (31751). Great'-grandson of John Aaron Ward, Sergeant, Capt. Christopher Tillman's Company, Col. Stephen Blakeney, Captain South Carolina Line and Militia. Schuyler's New York Reg!. WILLIA.\1 KILBOURNE DO,\RDMAN, JR., t 14 Field Art., U. S. A., Nashville, £DWIN W. BROUSE, Akron, Ohio \31559). Great'-grandson of Michael Brouse, Tenn. (27925). Grcat"-grandson of Ashbe/ Kilbourn, private, Colonel \Vebb's private Lancaster County Penna. Militia, pensioned. Conn. Regt., prisoner, pensioned. ERNEST CUYLER BROWER, Roslyn, N. Y. (31462). Great'-grandson of RURR BUDD BOIES, 352d U. S. Inf., Indepcmlence, Iowa (3 1390). Great'­ Abraham Brower, private, Col. Robert Van Rensselaer's New York Regt. grandson of 1Villiam Jlcushaw_, Lieutenant, Paymaster Fifth Regt. Conn. Line; GEORGE ELLSWORTH BROWER, Brooklyn, N. Y. (31436). Great'-grandson great'-grandson of Pant Davis, private, Col. 'J'imoth); Bigelow's i\Iass. Regt. of Abraham Brower, private, Col. Robert Van Rensselaer's New York. Regt. CAL\'IN JACOB BONAWITZ, Boston, :\fass. (31407). Great-grandson of Philip GEORGE VANDERHOFF BROWER, Brooklyn, N. Y. (31461). Great-grandson Nagle, private First Regt. Penna. Continental Line. of Abraham Brower, private, Col. Robert Van Rensselaer's New York Reg!. JTO\\'F.LT, WALTER DONA WI'rZ, Reading, Pa. ( ~f a-s. 3' to8J. Great-grandson FERDINAND MAXWELL BROWN, Second Lieut., 147 U. S. Inf., Toledo, Ohio of Phi/if> .\'aglc, drummer and private, Col. James Chambers's First Regt. (31558). Great'-grandson of Amos Hallam, Captain Conn. Militia. l:.t•tma. Continental Line. JOSEPH BERRY BRUNER, New York, N. Y. (31456). Great-grandson of Adam .\I .Bl~RT Jr~ RO~rE BOSLEY. Tktroit. :\lich. (31586). Crcat'-grandson of Jol11r Bruner, private, Capt. John Geyer's Company Philadelphia Militia; great'­ Bosley, private, Capt. John Nelson's Company Northumberland County Penna. grandson of R11do/Ph Neff, Captain of Colonel Lewis's Battalion Penna. Flying Frontier Rangers. Camp. ' EDGAR M'GRATII BOSLEY, Fi•·st Lieut., Q. M. C., U. S. !\., Detroit, i\Iich. GUY B. DRUNK, Des Moines, Iowa (30846). Supplemental. Great•-grandson of 0 (31599). Great -grandson of John Bosley, private, Capt. John Nelson's Com­ Jesse Walcott, private, Captain Houghton's Company, Colonel Whitney's Mass. pany Northumberland County P enna. Frontier Rangers. Regt.; great•-grandson of Francis Chanin, private, Capt. Asahel Wheeler's GEORGE LAWRENCE BOSTWICK, Ensign, U. S. N. H. 1'. (\\'k 31257) . Company, Col. John Robinson's Mass. Regt. Great•-grandson of Isaac Clark, Captain New Hampshire :\lilitia. WILLIAM CHRISTY BRYAN, St. ...,ouis, Mo. (29718). Great-grandson of \\'.\J,TER EARL BOTKIN, Clinton, Ill. £31312). Creat0-grand,on of Cl111rk.< William Christ)•, private Virginia Militia; great'-grand•on of George Taylor, Botkin., private Virginia l\1 ilitia. Member of Orange County Committee of Safety, Member of the Virginia JOliN HUDSON BOWLBY, San Diego, Cal. (Neb. 29997). Great0-grand>on of Convention. Come/ius Carhart, ~lajor 'J'hird Ilunterdon County New Jersey Regt. DE \VITT WHEELER BUCHANAN, Chicago, Ill. (31314). Great'-grandson of FlUNK DUNIIAJII llOYD. First Lieut., U. S. A., St. Louis, Mo. (zg;24). Great'­ Peter Wheeler, private Conn. Troops, killed at Wyoming Massacre, July 3, grandson of Riclwrd Pitkin, I(ieutenant, Capt. Timothy Cheney' Company 1778; great-grandson of Isaac Clwrchi/l, private Dutchess County New York Conn. ;\Iilitia. Militia. CH.\RLES HENRY BRAlll,EY, Boston, ~fa'>. (J•4~o). Great-grandson of Ebcr GORDON BUCHANAN, Chicago, Ill. (31313). Great'-grandson of Peter Wheeler, Brad/e)•, fifer, Capt. \\'m. !Cutchins'> Company \'ermont 1\Iilitia. private ~onn. Troops, killed at \Vyoming Massacre, July 3, 1778; great-grand­ son of Isaac Churc!ti/1, private Dutchess County New York Militia. FR.\:\'CI PREVOS'J' BRECKINRlDGE, 1\"ew Orleans, La. (31685). Great3- grandson of 1o1m lVith erspoou, Signer of the Declaration of Independence. WIT~LIAM JAMES BUCKINGHAM, Stephenson, Mich. (Ill. 31310). Great3- grandson of Samuel Pi .. keri/1. drummer, Captain Gallhue's Company, Colonel '\lORTON \VILKJKSOX HRE\\"S'J'F.R, \\"clb.. \linn. (30325). Grcat0-grandson Brent's Virginia Regt, of Jasper Pratt, Sergeant, Col. Samuel \Vyllys's Conn. Regt, 20 OFFICIAL BULLETIN

l·:DWIN KELLY BURKHIM.ER, East Orange, N. J. (3148o). Great2.grandson NATIONAL SOCIETY, S. A. R. 21 of Robert Cro::er, private, Capt. Thomas Harvey's Company Bucks County Penna. Militia. HENRY EDW.\RD CllAl\fB.ERS, New Orleans, La. (31677). Great'·eratHhun o1 Johll Charles, private Mass. llfinute ~1en . LELAND. FRANK BURNHAM, Fairport, N. Y. (31466). Great'-grandson of lames Buruham, private, Capt. John Chester's Company, Col. Joseph Spencer's REED THO~IPSON CHAPIN, Rochester, N. Y. (Jt6Js). Great2-grandson of Conn. Regt. Samuel Cook, Sergeant, Col. Samuel \Vyllys's Third Conn. Regt. BENJAMIN EMM~NS BURR, Second Lieut., 45 Eng., U. S. A., Delevan, Wis. ARTHUR S. CHILD, First Lieut., 150 M. G. Bn., A. E. F., Milwaukee, Wis. (3 1706). Great·:grand so~ of G:lbert Ferriss, private, Capt. Peter Clemmons's (Jt25t). Great'-grandson of Abijah Child, Jr., private Conn. Militia. Company, Col. 1 homas 1 homas s New York Regt., pensioned. :-t·oit, Mich. (Jtsgt). Great'·grandson of ;\[ass. Regt.; great'-grandson of Dmriel (and Hannah Frye) Poo r, First Lieu­ John Bushnell, private, Major Skinner's Troop of Horse, Conn. Militia; great•­ tenant, Capt. Thomas Dodge's Company, Col. Aaron \Villard's Regt.; great'· grandson of Adam Eichelberger, Captain Third York County Battalion Pen grandson of James Frye, Colonel Essex County Mass. ¥ilitia. Associators. na. LAWRENCE ED~IUND CLARK, Quartermaster, U. S. A., Des .Moines, Iowa FRANK W. B_US\V~T,L, Spokane, Wash. (J IT 59). Great-grandson of Joseph (31395) . Great•·grandson of Da11iel Rowell, Lieutenant, Col. Stephen Evans's Chee:e~, Ftrst Lteutenant, Capt. Samuel Sprague's Company, Col. Samuel New Hampshire Regt. Gernsh s i\!a ~s .. Regt.; great-grandson of Wolter Buswell, private, Capt. CHARLES AUGUSTUS COCHRANE, Ja., private, U. S. A. ('lass. 31737). Stephen i\1ernll s Company, Col. Caleb Cushing's !If ass. Regt. Great•·grandson of James Bri,.kerhoff, private, Colonel Swope's York County ~!ERWIN THO~fAS BUXTON, U. S. A., Field IIo•p. 143, Oklahoma City, Okla .. Battalion Penna. Flying Camp; great3-grandson of Joseph N e'1t'la11d, private I z8tzz). Great'-grandSDn of James Bu.rto11, Ca~tain T enth Mass. Regt. Thirteenth Albany County Regt. New York Militia. RALPH L. RYRNI~S. Major, Med. Res. Corps, Los Angeles, Cal. (31531). Great. J!ARL ALPHONSO COE, Portland, Oreg. (Jt083). Great'-grandso n of James grandson of J ol111 Piatt, private Middlesex County New Jersey Militia. Coe, Corporal, Capt. Wm. Cooley's Company, Col. John Moseley's Mass. Regt. CEORGE LAWRENCF. BYROADE, Northfield, Vt. (Mass. 31247). G"eat•-grand• GEORGE CLIFFORD COE, Stanfield, Oreg. (Jto8s). Great3-grandson of James son of Charles Clifford, private \Yestmoreland County Penna. Frontier Ran­ Coe, Corporal, Capt. William Cooley's Company, Col. John Moseley's Mass. gers, captured by Indians. Regt. ANDREW A. CAFFEY, Salt Lake City, Utah (Jr2!T). Great'-grandson of Jolm WAYKE WALTER COE, Portland, Oreg. (Jt084). Greats-grandson of James Caffey, private Sixth Independent Maryland Company and North Carolina Coe, Corporal, Capt. William Cooley's Company, Col. John Moseley's Mass. Militia. Regt. BENJA~IIN FRANK CAFFEY, ]R., Officer, L'. S. Army (Ctah 312og). Great'­ WILLIA:\I HOWARD COLEGROVE, Smithport, Pa. (Mass. 31736). Great"­ grandso n of Jolm Caffey, private Sixth Independent ;\laryland Company and grandson of Silas Wright, private, Col. Rufus Putnam's Mass. Regt. North Carolina ~filitia. WILLIS PRAGUE COLEMAN, Lieut. Col., 341 U. S. Inf. (La. 308tg). Great•• OI.IVER P. CALDWELL. Plainfield , N. J. (Jr48,). Great'·grandson of JohH grandson of William J oh11ston, private, Col. Francis Marion's Regt. South Stnl, Captain Tenth P en na. Rcgt. Carolina Volunteers. WARREN ~1JLLER CARRIE R, Oswego, X . Y. (31472). Great'-grandson of STEWART GARFIELD COLLINS, Minneapolis, Minn. (30321). Great'-grand· Anal .\lurdock, private. Captain Throop's Company First Regt. Conn. Line. son of Benjami" Collins, private, Col. Timothy Bedell's New Hampshire Reet. XOBLE RAY CARROLL, Bedford, Ohio (Jt56J). Great•·grandson of Martin THOMAS CLYDE COLT, Orange, N. J. (3t364). Great'·grandson of Isaial• Root, private, Col. Timothy Daniel on's ~Ia s. Regt. Parker, Surgeon Mass. Militia. ISRAEL SHREVE CARTER. JR., St. L>uis, lifo. (297•3). Great'-grandson of WILLIAM OGILVIE COMSTOCK, Ja., Air Service, U. S. A., Brookline, Mass. Israel Slrreve, Colonel Second New Jersey Regt. (31738). Great'-grandson of Thomas Lomb, Lieutenant, Col. Henry Jackson's Mass. Regt. IIYRU:\1 S~fi'I'JT CARTWRTGIIT. U. S. A., Salt Lake City, Utah (J"t8). 8 Great'-grandson of Samuel Smitlr. ~I ember of Committee of Safety of Tops­ EDWARD ROBERT CONNER, Detroit, Mich. (3ts88). Great -grandson of Wil· field and D elegat<.· in ;\la-;~. Prn\·incial Congre ~ - /iam Humphery, Captain, Colonel Wingate's New Hampshire Regt. JA.\1E~ ~D\V ARD ClL\D\\' ICK, ~dgartown, ~la ss . (J '4"2). Great-grandson of FRED W. CONNOLLY, Dorchester, Mass. (31423). Great-grandson of Nathaniel Ehplzo.z Tha,•er. priYate, C'ol Jacoh (;eTri~~;h'~ and other "\1 a110~. Regt~ Harrington, private Conn. Militia. LYNN RANDOLPH COOK, Albuquerque, N. M. (3oo8o). Great1-grandson of Elijah Plltnam, private, Capt. Manassah Sawyer's Company, Col. Nicholas Dike's Mass. Reet. NATIONAL SOCIETY, S . k R. 22 OFFICIAL BULLETIN l\len; great-grandson of Jacob Eames, Jr., and grcat!!·granclsot~ o~ Jacob S · tes Capt Timothy Walker's Company, Colonel Gtecn' :\Ia"'. JAMES W,\LTON COOPER, Walla Walla, Wash. (27878). Supplemental Eames, r., pnva ' · d . . D mer Sewall's Com- Great2-grandson of William' D~tnlap, private, Capt. Robert Campbell's Second Regt.; great'-grandson of Robert Ree , prtvate, MaJor urn Company Sixth Lancaster County Battalion Penna. Militia. pany Mass. Militia. . ?. f ( ) Creat!!-grand ~on of Jolin THEODORE ARTHUR COOPER, Lakewood, Ohio (31065). Great2·grandson of WILLIAM BRUCE EARL, J.eommster, . as •. 314.25 .. Erast11s Wolcott, Brigadier General Nineteenth Conn. Regt.; great2-grandson Ford, Captain of Chelmsford Company )las". M1htta. of Artlwr Erwin, Colonel Fourth Bucks County Battalion Penna. Militia. IUR WINTHROP E \RLE New Haven, Conn. (5822). SuJ>plemental. .\RTI ._ rd f Jolt;1111CS "Rosccrall:: private, Col. Brinkerhoff's Second CHAUNCEY JAMES CORNWELL, Chicago, Ill. (30895). Supplemental. Great•• Great gran son o r ... ' grandson of Josial• Savage, Ensign Twenty-third Regt. Conn. Continental Dutchess County Regt. New york ?.1thtta. Line. OilN COATES EASTMAN, Chicago, Ill . ( 31309 ) · Great-gr;:ndson of . Jacob 1 JACOB KITCH RlLEY COWAN, Silt, Col. (Ohio 31075). Great2-grandson of J J. rivat"' Captain Livermore's Company, Colonel Badger's New Robert Cowde1l, private, Capt. James Dunn's Company, Col. Patterson Bell's Efastma~•: p Regt -: great'-grandson of Step!rcll .Uasoll, Captain New Jiamp- Chester County Regt. Penna. Militia. 1h~mp~I;;.~ia. gr~~t'-grandson of Josiah Davis, First Lieutenant, Capt. Richard s treb 1• c' a 'Y Col Ebenezer Francis's ~I ass. Regt.; great~-grandson of BROWN TOMPSON CRAIG, First Lieut. Av. Sec., U. S. A., Loudonville, Ohio May erry s omp 1 • · C J 1 p · ' J . h. Alden private, Capt. Jonathan Andrews's Company, ol. osep 1 n~1e s (31072). Great2-grandson of Sam11el Craig, Lieutenant, Col. John Proctor's Regt .' great"-grandson of A11slill (and Salome L•eut• Battalion Penna. Militia, killed by Indians, November 1, 1777. ),~sw Lombard~ A id~"· ' ass.t Tw~ifth Mass. Regt.; great'-grandson of Robert Smrth, Lteutenant, FRANK CRANE, Chicago, Ill. (31306). Great-grandson of Be,.jami·" Cra11e, pri­ ~ntnThomas Stickney's New Hampshire Regt.; great•-grandson of Jol"' Col~~11s vate, Capt. John Scudder's Company, Col. Silvanus Seely's New Jersey Regt. o. \Veb ter) Gale private Col. 'fhomas Stickney's New Ilamps tre (and Rebecca . S I' L;mbard Chairman of Committee of Safety CLAIR MAURICE CRAWFORD, Cleveland, Ohio (31560). Great-grandson of Regt . great4-grandson ot o omon ' . d t . t £ Elisha Nye, private, Col. Luke Drury's Mass. Regt.; great'·grandson of Joslwa of G~rham (Me.); great'-grand•on of Jolt" Webster, recogmze pa no o Nye, private, Col. Ezra \Vood's Mass. Regt. Salisbury, N. I-I. Great'·granclson of FRANCIS WOLF DAVIS, Constantine, 1\Iich. (31584). Great2-grandson of Da11 . AMES RUSSELL ELLIOTT, Coffeyville, Kan. C_J-'034). t'el Vincent~ private Penna. Aiilitia, pri"oner: great!!·grandson of De Hiatt Ha/111 ~ J JaniiM Martill, Captain Bedford County :-erma. Mthtlll. Sergeant Third Company, Second Northampton County Battalion Penna. T ( 82 ) Great-grandson of Militia. CASWELL PREWITT ELLIS, . New (~rleans, ,a. 30 4 . William Ellrs, Captain Virgillla ?.l.tlttta. WALTER THOMAS DEMPSEY, Newark, N. J. (31497). Great'-grandson of WILLIAM BRUCE ELl,ISON, New York, ~N . y . ( 314 59 ) . Great-grandson of William Willis, private New Jersey Militia. Joseph E/liso11, private First New Jlampslure Regt. PERCY DESHON, Captain, U. S. A. (retired), Fort McDowell, Cal. (Mass. GILBERT CUMMINGS EL;\lJ,;R, ' e'; . Fourth Ebenezer Evarts, Everett, pnv~ ~ ( d Pamelia Kellogg) Smitlr, private, WILLIAM MORSE EAMES, Nashua, N. H. (30529). Great2-grandson of Zepha­ Conn. Regt.; great•-grandson d saac an niah Harlow, private, Lieut. Stephen Churchill's Detachment Mass. Minute OFFICIAL IWLLltTIN NATIONAL SOCIETY, S. A. R. 25

Col. John Durkee's. First Conn. Regt.: great'·grand, on of s~th K•llogg, pri. LUTHER HAR\'EY FROST, :IIontclair, N. J. (3t374). Great0-grandson oi John vate, Colonel Webb s Conn. Regt.; great'-grandson of Theodore Andrtws pri- Frost, Corporal, Capt. Samuel Fairfield's Company, Col. Nathan Sparhawk's vate, Captain Bull's Company, Col. Samuel B. \Vebb's Conn. Regt. ' )[ass. Regt. KEITH CANNON EVERSO!:.E, Ukiah, Cal. (31533). Great'·grandson of Henr)' r:. FRENCH FULLER, ?.lilwaukee, Wi,. \24349). Supplemental. Great'·grand­ Weaver, Captain, Col. Peter Grubb's Eighth Penna. Battalion. son of Simeon Avery, Ensign First Conn. Regt.; great'-grandson of Park• Aver)', Member of Committee for F6rtification of Groton Heights. JULIAN PERCY FAIRCHILD, Glen Cove, N. Y. (31474). Great•·grandson of lolw Curtis Faircltild, private, Colonel Waterbury's Conn. Continental Regt. BIRNEY SWIFT FULLINGTON, Seattle, Wash. (J116J). Great2-grandson of Da11iel Wilson, private New Hampshire Minute Men and Continental Line. ROBERT CLEVELAND FENTON, Jersey City, N. J. (N. \'. 31 628). Great'­ grandson of Ebe11ecer F•11to11, Jr., private Fifth Regt. Conn. l\Iilitia. RALPH LOBDELL GAFFY, South Orange, N. J. (31489). Great'-grandson ot l£DWARD STEVENSON FERRY, Milwaukee, Wis. (31258). Great'·grandson of Jacob Lobdell, private Fourth Westchester Count)• Regt. New York :llilitia. Zebulon Lyon, Lieutenant, Capt. Abel Marsh's Company Vermont Militia. CHARLES STERLING GARDINER, Toledo Ohio (3t07o). Great"-grandson of CHARLES NEW~1AN FINCH, Commissary Steward, U. S. N., Oakland, Cal. William Gardiner, private, Capt. Levi \Veils's Company, Col. Joseph Spencer'> (31538). Great-grandson of Jolm Finch, Second Lieutenant New York ~Iilitia. Conn. Regt. LUTHER NICHOLS FLAGG, Otis Orchards, Wash. (3t155). Great'-grandson EDWARD DENISON GARDINER, J~<., 7th U. S. Inf., Toledo, Ohio (31564). of Zadoc Nichols, Corporal, Capt. Joseph Hoar, Jr.'s, Company, Col. Gideon Great'·grandson of William Gardiner, private, Col. Joseph Spencer's Conn. Burt's Regt. Regt. GEORGE ASEL GARRETT, Barron, Wis. (Jtz6>). Great2-grandson of Samuel IIAROLD. I-JILL FLETCHER, Aviator, U. S. N. R. F., Westford, Mass. (31 410 ). Great--grandson of ~ndrew FletcllerJ private, Capt. Asa Laurence's Company, Willcox, Captain Mass. Militia, prisoner. Col. Jonathan Reeds Mass. Regt.; great2-grandson of Ebener:er Chandler CLAUD GATCH, Oakland, Cal. (31534). Great-grandson of Fra11cis McCormick, priva!e, Capt. Joshua Parker's Company, Col. William Prescott's 1\lass. Regt.; private, Capt. Aaron Mercer's Company Frederick County Virginia Militia, \ great--grandson of Timothy Lewis, private, Capt. Isaac Newton's Compan,·. pensioned. • Col.. S. ~lurray's Hampshire County Regt. Mass. Militia; great'-grandson ~f !lOWELL DRAKE, GIBSON, Gooding, Idaho (3tz8g). Great1-grandson of Abt~ah Codding, private, Capt. Elijah Walker's Company, Col. John Hatha Robert Filii R•ndolph, private, Col. William Cook's New Jersey Regt. ways :\lass. Regt.; great'-grandson of Joh11 Curtis, private, Col. Alexander CHARLES GLENVILLE GIDDINGS, Atlanta, Ga. (D. C. 30045). Great'·grand. Scammel's New Hampshire Regt. Continental Line. son of Ae11eas 'Campbell, Captain First Battalion :lfaryland Flying Camp. JOHN WILKINSON FLETCHER, Minneapolis, Minn. (Mich. 31 585). Great'· HARRY H . GIESY, Lancaster, Ohio (Jt06J). Great-grandson of Michael Hensel, grandson of William Fletcher, Captain Seventh Company, Colonel Simonds'> private Penna. Troops, pensioned. ?.!ass. Regt. CHARLES HENRY HOWARD GILLEAN, New Orleans, La. (3o813). Great· RALPH ~NDREW FLETCHER, Ensign, U.S.N. R. F., Westford, Mass. (3 1411 ). grandson of William Duval, Captain Virginia Militia; great2-grandson of Sam­ Great--grandson of Andrew Fletcher, private, Capt. Asa Laurence's Com1>any, uel Duval, Member of Committee of Safety and of Virginia Convention of Col. Johnathan Reed's Mass. Regt.; great' ·grandson of Ebenezer Cha>~dler 1775· private, Col. William Prescott's ~lass. Regt.; great'-grandson of Timot/ ;. 1 ABIEL P. R. GILMORE, Acushnet, Mass. (JI7J9). Great'-grandson of Abiel Lewis, private, Capt. Isaac Newton's Company, Col. S. Murray's Hampshir~ ~ounty Regt. Mass. Militia; great2-grandson of Abijalt Codding, private, Cant. Pierce, Captain, Col J, Ward's Mass. Reif, Eiljah Walker's Company, Col. John Hathaway's Mass Regt.; great•-grandson JOHN Y. GILMORE, Langdon, N. Dak. (26565). Great-grandson of Thomas of John Curtis, private, Col. Alexander Scammel's New Hampshire Regt. Con­ Gilmore, private, Capt. William Peebles's Company, Col. Samuel Miles's tinental Lint. Penna. Rille Regt. JOHN WARD FOLLETT, Marinette, Wis. (31269). Great-grandson of James JOHN BONNER GLADNEY, New Orleans, La. (3o8ZI). GreatO.grandson of Treadway, First Lieutenant Second Battalion Conn. Militia. . Thomas Evans, Colonel South Carolina Troops. . \UGUSTUS DUBOIS FORBUSH, Pueblo, Colo. (31428). Great•·grandson of \'ORMAN KELLY GODFREY, private, U . S. Marine Corps (Ohio J•S5J). David Forbush, private, Capt. Aaron Kimball's Company, Col. Artemus Ward', Great'-grandson of Jolin ·Kelly, Colonel First Northumberland County Bat­ Mass. Regt.; great'-grandson of Isaac Pl11me, Ensign, Capt. Joseph Alling's talion Penna. Militia; great"-grandson of Adam Bieber, B~aver, private, Capt.

Company, Col. Elias Dayton's New Jersey Regt.: great"-grandson of Be, j0111 ;, George May's Company, Col. Henry Haller's Penna. Regt. Dubois, patriot preacher, private New Jersey Militia; great"-grandson of John HOWARD E. GORMLEY, First Lieut., 6 U. S. Inf. (Wis. 31705). Great•• Smock, Colonel First Monmouth County Regt. New Jersey Militia. grandson of Stephen Andrews, private, Colonel Scammel's New Hampshire W!LLI.\M W'EBB FORT, New York, N. Y. (31473). Great•·grandson of fsauc Regt.; great"-grandson of Ammi Andrews, Lieutenant New Hampshire Militia. Pinney, Captain Conn. Militia; greatO.erandson of Jositlh Phelp.r, Captain, JAMES FRED GOULD, Minneapolis, Minn. (30315). Great"-grandson of loco/> Recruiting Officer, Conn. Militia. . Gould, minute man, . apt. Samuel Sprague's Company of Stoneham. Mass., on Lexington Alarm. OFFICIAL BULLETIN NATIONAL SOCIETY, S. A. R.

ALAN WINGFIELD GRAVES, Baltimore, l\Id. (•9843). Great-grandson of RAYMOND CLYDE HANSON, Kinsley, Kan. (JtOJs). <..reat''- grandson of Jolw William Campbell, Lieutenant Colonel Second Regt. Virginia Militia, widow Hansoll, private, Capt. Rowland Madison's Con•,•any. (nl. James Wood's pensioned. Twelfth Virginia Regt. Wil· PHILIP HOWARD GREGG, Peoria, Ill. (3oo69). Great2-grandson of Thomas ROBERT GIRDLER HARRIS, Seattle, Wash. (31 157). Great•·grandson ?f Bar11s, Sergeant, Col. George Gibson's Virginia Regt.; great'·grandson of liam Locke, private, Capt. James Osgood'• c, ·npany, Colonel Bedell s New James Seatou, private, Capt. \Villiam Crawford's Company Penna. Militia. Hampshire Regt. JOHN ROBLEY GRIBBIN, private, 19 U. S. Inf., Brooklyn, N. Y. (N.J. 3148;). HOWARD P ARKER IIARHTSON, Massillon, Ohio (Jt069) . . Grcat'-grandson of Great3-grandson of Samuel Pattersou, Lieutenant Second Company Fourth JosePI• Stet•e> r.< oll, First Lieutenant, Capt. John .\1cConnell s Company Cumber· Regt. Conn. Militia. land County Penna. :llilitia. EDG.\R IRVING GRIFFIN, Churchville, N. Y. (31199). Great•·grand>oll of JOSEPH HAMILTON HOWARD IIAR'l'SHORN, Lynn, :11ass. (31726). Great•· William Chatham, private, Capt. John Chatham'6 Company (his father) Sccc.nJ grandson of Jo•eph Bigelow, private, Capt. Ezra Eames's Company, Col. A~::r Perry's Mass. Regt.; great:J·granchon of Hen "~ rVem::e/ pnvate, Capt. C 4 Northumberland County Battalion Penna. Militia; grcat3-grandson of Joh 1 11 Chatham, Captain Second Northumbeciand County Battalion Penna. :\lilitia, berlain's Company, Col. Perry's Mass. Regt. prisoner. CLAUDE DE WITT HARVEY, Centerville, low~ (J <39 2) ... Creat'·grandson of ,\DELBERT PAUL GRU.\IAN, Corporal, 309 F. S. Bn, U. S ..\ ., .\linneapolis, Rynard Replogle, Jo., private Bedford County I enna. )lllitta. Minn. (31826). Great'·grandson of John Bltmt, Captain, Col. Samuel :\Ic­ WILLIAM HENRY HASTINGS, Corsicana, Texas (29491). Great·grand_s?~ of Cobb's Mass. Regt., prisoner at Dartmoor, England. Jonatlta" Hastings, Corporal, Capt. Timothy Paige's Company 1\Iass. M1htta. R . \T~PH ADRIAN GUSIIEE, New York, N. Y. (Jtt9z). Great'·grandson of WILLIAM FREDERICK HATCH, Wauwatosa, Wis. (~1272). Great"-grandson Thomas Frohock, priv~te, Capt. Henry Dearborn's Company New Hampshire of Elisha Aldeu, Seco nd Lieutenant, Capt. Amos EI_hs .' Company, Col. Benja· ~Iilitia; great!!.grandson of Benjamin R ea, Sergeant Mass. )!ilitia; great3. in Hawes's Fourth Suffolk County Regt. Mass. llhhtla. grandson of Oli1.•er Putnam, private ~fass. :M ilitia. CL~~DE EUGENE HENSLEY, Oklaho~a. City, Okla. ~J r6oJ). Great'·grandson .\LFRED ITER:IION JT .\J:\TES, San Diego, Cal. (29975). Great-grandson of Jolt" of Moses Endicott, private, Capt. W1lham Hardmg s Company, Col. Joseph Bebout, 3d, private omerset County New Jersey Militia; great'-grandson of Williams's North Carolina Regt. W'l Jolw Bebout, &d, private Somerset County New Jersey :\Iilitia. · Id N J ( ) Great2-grandsotl of • · HENRY WHITE IIERRMAN, Plamfie ' . . 3' 494 . h Penna. Battalion, JAMES NEWELL HALL, Louisville, Ky. (28817). Great2-grandson of Joseph liam McCaughe)•, private, Captain Church's Company Fourt Mosb0·, Orderly Sergeant, Capt. Samuel Mqsby's Company, ~ol. Joseph Wi!. Col. Anthony Wayne. hio 2 Iiams's North Carolina Regt.; great -grandson of George Hall, private, Cat•L ALBERT MALTBY HIGLEY, First Lieut., Eng. Res. Corps, Cleveland, 0 · t Conn. Militia, pen· Jacob Ten Eyck's Company First Somerset County Battalion New Jersey :IIilitia, (JI 562). Great"-grandson of Benjamin .i\ 1at I b y, pnva e great'·grandson of John Teumey, private, Capt. Rynear Staats's Company, sioned. Quick'_s New Jersey Regt. and other service, pensioned. Colonel FRANK RA Yl\IOND HIGLEY, Cleveland, Ohio (315~1). Great'·grandson of .\fATTHEW Di\ VID IIALL, Louisville, Ky. (28818). Great-grandson of Joseph Be11 jamin },.faltby1 private Conn. Militia, pen ioned . Mosb,1•, Sergeant, Capt. Samuel Mosby's Compa,y, Co!. Joseph Williams's W ARREN GOODALE I-IOLliiE S • F•rst. S erg t ., 104 . u . S . 1\Iil. Police Colonel(N. J. North Carolina R,egt.; great-grandson of George Hall, private, Capt. Jacob JI487l· Great•-grandson of Abner G oo d a l e, pnvate ' minute man, Ten Eyck's Company First Somerset County Battalion New Jecsey Militia ; great2-grandson of John Tettmey, Sr., private, Capt. Rynear Staats's Company, Ward's Mass. Regt. Great'· Colonel Quick's New Jersey Regt. and other service, pensioned. ~rARK HOPKINS, Av., Sec. Res. Corps, Buffalo, N. Y. (Ohio Jt074). · grandson of I chabod Hopkins, Mem b er o f Committee of Inspection and Safety, ROY ASHTON HAJIIAKER, Montreal, Can. (Pa. 3'344). Great-grandson of John Zeigler, Lieutenant Colonel under Baron Steuben. Great Barrington, :Mass. Grandson of ~\Til \NIEL RICHWOOD HOPKINS, )fontclair, N. ]. (JtJ7o). I I Dik ' WALTER STE\\'.\RT JI.UIAKER, Nyonissing, Pa. (JIJJ9). Great"-grandson of • . Soio;,on Hopkins, private, Capt.• \bijah Bangs's Company, Co one e s E::ekiel Rambo, private First Philadelphia Battalion Penna . .\Iilitia. Mass. Regt. Great"-grandson of EDG,\R GUERARD HAMILTON, .\viator, U. S. A., New Castle, Pa. (JI34o). ALBERT JENNER HOPPER, Milwaukee, Wis. (31267). MT . Great•·grandson of John Dennis, lllember of Committee of Correspondence and William Furman, Ensign, Col. David Sutherland's Regt. New York r 'ltla. Delegate from 1\Iiddlesex County in New Jersey Provincial Congress. WILLIAM HUNTER IIOUSE, 1o2 U. S. In£. (Pa. JIJ45l· Great3·grandson of Hl'Glf " 'RIGHT H .\:I!LI:-<, Oreg. (JI078). Great2·grandson of Ebenezer Wright, Joseph Green, Captain, Commissary of Supplies, Northumberland_ County Lieutenant, Colonel Enos's Conn. Regt. Penna. Militia. EDllflJND PUTN.\~1 IL\:IDIOND, Portland, Oreg. (JI079). Great2-grandson of GEORGE COOK HOWELL, Richmond, V a. ( JI 6 55 ) · Great'·grandson of James Nathaniel Uptou, private, Capt. John Flint's Company Mass. Minute Men, Captain Virginia Line. sailor on brig uTyranicide.'' Upshur, NATIONAL SOCIETY. S. A.,]{- OFFICIAL BULI.ETIN HOWARD MARTIN JOHNSON, private, U. S. N. A., Lynn, Mass. (3 1412). L:\URIE OVERTON :.\IERIWETHER I!UCK, Aviator, U. S. A., New Orleans. Greats-grandson of Thomas Kilby H11dso,., private, Capt. Joseph Hiller's Com­ La. (Jt686). Great3-grandson of N.c!tolos Lewis, Colonel \'irginia ~Iilitia, pany, Colonel Titcomb's Mass. Regt.; great3-grandson of Isaac Organ, private, :\!ember of Committee of Safety and of Convention of '775- Drum Major, Colonel Greaton's Mass. Regt.; great8 -grandson of Samuel Hil­ liard, private, Col. Jonathan Chase's New Hampshire Regt. WILLIAl\f THEODORE DOUGLAS HUCK, U. S. A., New Orleans, La. (3t68t). Great3-grandson of Nicholas Lewis, Colonel Virginia Militia, Member of Com­ GLENN HARLAN JONES, Burlington, Kan. (Jt037). Great-grandson of George mittee of Safety and of Virginia Convention of '775- Harla11, private, Colonel Crawford's Yirginia Regt., pensioned. ADRIAN HUGHES, Balt:"or~, :Md. (29842). Great-grandson of James Hughes, WILI,ARD F. JONES, Berkeley, Cal. (31534). Great3-grandson of John Do,.el­ pr~vate, Colonel Hazen s 1 bird Penna. Regt.; great•-grandson of Felix Hughes, so,., Colonel Virginia Militia, Member of House of Burgesses. pnvate, Capt. Adam Foulke's Company Philadelphia Militia. JX!I!ES WJLUS JUNKIN, Second Lieut., Aviation Sec., U. S. A. (Kan. 31039). CLYDE R.\:-IS0:\1 HUNT, Acting Sergt., U. S. A., Woodhaven, N. Y. (N. J. Great8-grandson of Peacock Major, First Lieutenant First Company, fourth JIJ6s). Great•-grandson of Sam·uel Patterson, Lieutenant Second Company, Philadelphia County Battalion Penna. Militia. Colonel lleebe's Regt. Conn. Militia. WILLIAM JEFFERSON KARNES. Chicago, Ill. (31322). Great'-grandson of HENRY LEWIS HUNT, New Haven, Conn. (31144). Great•-grandson of Joel Jo/111 Stark, Brigadier General Continental Army.

Roberts, private, Capt. David Smith's Company Eighth Regt. Conn. Line. KARL ROBERT GUSTAF KARSTE T, New York, N. Y. (31451). Greats-grand­ son of Naptlrali Daggett, President of Yale College, served in defense of New RANDALL HUNT, Shreveport, La., Major, Med. Res. Corps, U. S. A. (31 679 ). Great-grandson of Jolm Gaillard, Member of South Carolina Provincial Con­ Jlaven, prisoner, died of wounds. gress, 1775. CADWELL BENSON KEF.NEY, Summit, N. J. (3t481). Great8-grandson of JAiMES L. HURD, Dover, N. J. (31491). Great'-grandson of Josiah Hurd, pri­ Samuel Comrabel. private, Capt. Agrippa Wells's Company, Colonel Williams's vate New Jersey Militia. 1\Iass. Regt. GEORGE HENRY HURLUURT, Lakewood, N. J. ( '· Y. 31193). Great-grandson JASPER LE GRAND KELLOG, Lincoln, Neb. (Jiolo). Great-grandson of of Theodore 4"day, private hfass. Militia; great3-grandson of Samuel Farrar Loami.< Kellogg. private Berkshire County Mass. Militia, pensioned. Lieutenant, Capt. William Smith's Company, Col. Abijah Pierce's Mass. Regt: ROilER1' SEF.I.EY KELSEY, Oswego, N.Y. (31470). Great3-grandson of Mathew PERCIVAL BATHOIS IIUSTIS, Milwaukee, Wis. (31253). Great'-grandson of A /len. private, Capt. Frederick Pope's Company, Col. . Paul Dudley Sargent's He11ry Ludi11gto11, Colonel Dutchess County New York Militia. Mass. Regt. LEON IRWIN, )a., New Orleans, La. (J0818). Great•-grandson of Robert Irwin CTTF.STER JTF.NRY KEOGH, Chicago, III . (313 r s). Great-grandson of Che.rter Colonel North Carolina Troops, i\lember of Provincial Congress. ' Benjami,., private, Col. Levi Paulding's Third New York Regt. ; great"-grand­ STUART DEMING JACKSON, Ithaca, N. Y. (3163o). Great•·grandson of James son of Joseph Fairbank, private, Capt. Joseph White's Company, Col. Asa Burton, Lieutenant Second Virginia Regt. Whitcomb's Mass. Regt.; great•-grandson of Thomas Fairbank, Member of Mass. Third Provincial Congress and Committee of Finance. STURGIS CARPENTER JAR\'IS, Brookline, Mass. (31727). Great•-grandson of l\'atha11iel Jarvis, Corporal Fourth Regt. New York Line. JAMES BENJAMIN KEOGH, Chicago, 111. (313r6l. Great-grandson of Chestc• Be,.jamin, private, Col. Levi Paulding's Third New York Regt.; great-grand· ED\VARD KELLY JENNINGS, Oklahoma City, Okla. (28121). Great'·grandson son of J ouph Fairbank, private, Capt. Joseph White's Company, Col. A sa of Joseph Je,.,rings, private, Col. Heman Swift's Seventh Regt. Conn. Conti­ nental Line. Whitcomb's Mass. Regt.; great8-grandson of Thomas Fairbank, Member of Mass. Third Provincial Congress and Committee of Finance. HENRY ROOT JEWETT, Adrian, Mich. (31576). Great'·grandson of Oliver Root, Major, Col. John Brown's Berkshire County Regt. Mass. Militia. C1\l,\'IN IRA KEPHART, San Francisco, Cal. (29964). Supplemental. Great'· grandson of Jolrn H).•de, wagoner, Captain Logan'o;; Team Brigade, New Jersey WILLIAM ERI JEWETT, JR., Adrian, Mich. (31577). Great'-grandson of :.\1ilitia. Oliver Root, Major, Col. John Brown's Berkshire County Regt. Mass Militia. YALE TIMOTHY KETTERMAN, Ida Gro,-e, Iowa (31394). Great3-grandson o( ALLEN REID JOBES, Portland, Oreg. (31086). Great•-grandson of Josiah Smith, Captain Tenth Mass. Regt. Jethro Hatch, private Thirteenth Conn. Regt., Third Troop Sheldon's Dra­ goons, pensioned. ALBERT FRANCIS JOHNSON, Fort Morgan, Colo. (31427). Great•-grandson CO:-ISTANTINE DA\'ID KIEBEL, Rochester. N.Y. (31634). Great-grandson of of Charles Willson Peale, Captain Second Philadelphia Battalion Penna. Militia. Godfrey Knaus, Captain Third Northampton County Battalion Penna. Militia. HENRY ELLIOTT JOHNSON, Elec. Gunner, U. S. N., Melrose, Mass. (31248). Great'-grandson of Samuel Swett, private, Col. Joseph Prime's Mass. Regt.; 1.1:\!ES NEWTON KDIBALL. 'ew York. N. Y. (Jt464l- Great-grandson of greats-grandson of Stephen Swett, Surgeon, Colonel Phinney's Mass. Regt.; Jason Dunsf('r~ private. Captain 1\lansfield·s Company, Colonel Bailey's .Mass great8-grandson of Reuben Gilbert, private, Capt. J onatban Barnes's Company R~gt Col. Jonathan Warner's Mass. Regt. ' OFFICIAL BULLETIN NATIONAL SOCitTY, S. A: R. 31

RICHARD L. KING, St. Louis, lifo. (29721). Great-grandson of Benjamin King, FRED LEONARD LINCOL ', Taunton, Mass. (31415). Great'-grand~on ~£ ;\!. J 1 W"lb ' C 1pany Colonel M1tcbel s Commander of the Brig uMaryJand"; great·grandson of Benjamin Price, Cap­ Abiatlzar L eonard, private, Capt. os 1ua t ores on ' tain Third Maryland Regt. Jl(ass. Regt. Great-grandson of HARRY ALLEN KINNEY, Lansing. Mich. (31597). Great8-grandson of Ascr J·:llWARD IIALL LINCOLN. Snoh~mis~1, Wash. (31~6o). Kinne, Captain Conn. Militia, Deputy from Preston in Conn. Assembly. James Hall, Captain, Col. H enry J...nox s Rcgt. of Artillery. HARRY EDISON KINNEY, Detroit, Mich. (3 r 596). Great'-grandson of A sa ' ROliiE WATERS LINCOLN, Taunton, )lass. (31414l· Great•-gr a nd~onh l~f Kinne, Captain Cn"n. 1\lilitia, Deputy from P reston in Conn. Assembly. J),; Abiatlza,r Leonard, private, Capt. J os1 1ua \V1'Ib ores' C om pany ' Colonel ~1ltc e s THEODORE CHART .ES K I'T.J·:, Sergt., 304 U. S. In f., New J\Iilford, Conn. \I ass. Regt. d r 0 (31 143). Great'-~c, tain Bedlow's Company, Colonel Baldwin's Mass. Regt., penstane . private, Lio•rt. Col. Henry Livingston's Regt. Albany County New York · ( 8 ) G t' grandson of Lcmud Lu Militia. 1\' \ N I,PDTNGTON. Detroit, :lllch. 3'5 ' . .rea - V - • B tt I' Ver- - · · Ca tain Nelson's Company, Colonel ' a•t s a a lOll \YILLLD! II. L.\PE. Coffey"ille, Kan. (JIOJ8). Great-grand.on of Thomas Lapc, dtngtto~'l•.l. ~i~vapt:~ s ion~d. great!!-grandson of T1·mothy Ricllardso11, private, Cap- nlon ' t t • ' . '[ I' gt · oned private, Lieut. Col. Henry Livingston's Regt. Albany County New York tain Bedlow's Company, Colonel Baldwm's •' a . ~e ., pens• •· £ Militia. LEWIS JERE:IIIAII LUDINGTON, J?etroit, :l!,ichc, (3158o). C ~rea~--~~~~.:onn:t - JOHN BERKELEY LANX, New York, N. Y. (30857). Correction. Great'­ d. · te Captatn Nelsons ompany, o one grandson of Godfrey Knauss, Captain Penna. Militia, and not of Gen. Lacey, Lemuel Lu Hlgtou,_ ~~tva , . d. ·t~-gra nd son of Timothy R iclz ardsou , talion Vermont ~It htla , penstane ' grea . . ·oned as incorrectly printed in J\Iarch Buu.ETIN. . C . B dl ' Company Colonel Baldwm s )!ass. Regt., pens• . pnvate, aptam e ow s . , . f Lemuel Lu- HERBERT MARSTON LEE, Oakland, Cal. (31536). Great-grandson of Jo~~trthau I F WIS LUDINGTON, Detroit, M•ch. (31579). Great-gra~~son o I' V nt Lee, private, Capt. Gi lbert Dudley's Company Conn. Militia; great-grandson of ~ ' dtugtolt, . pnvate, . Cap t atn. Nelson's Company, Colonel \Valls Batta JOn ermo Abraham Howe, Seco11d Lieutenant, Capt. Stephen Penniman's Company, Col­ onel Dvke's Mass. Regt. l\Iilitia, pensioned. Grcat~-grandson of BDWARD STAATS LUTHER, New York~ -~ · Y. (31638). HENRY \\'. LEl\L-\N, Chicago, Ill. (3 1317). Great-grandson of Samuel Da)', Jr., Gideon Lutlrcr, private Rhode Island JII•htla. . Sergeant, Col. John Daggett's and other Mass. Regts.; great0-grandson of ( 1 6) G eat'-grandson of J os~ah Saml~el Day, Lieutenant, Colonel Greaton's Mass. Regt. R.\NNEY Y.\LJ·: LYlHAN, Helena, Mont. 3 77 · r BRAIN.\RD LF.~ION, Louisville, Ky. (28820). Great2-grandso n of James Lemo11, )'ale, Captain )lass. Militia. . . ·n France (Idaho private Cumberland County P enna. Militia. \'- \[ 'J'ER WJI r 11\:II LYNCH, l\!cchamc, 147 ::.raclune Gun B y' D . b k's • ... . ~ ~ -1 ~ K k . vate Capt ost nes ac Jl291). Great•-grandson of Henry cc.':. pn ' . CLAUD FREDERICK LESTER, Seattle, Wash. (28935). Supplemental. Greats­ ~Compa ny Xorthampton County Penna. 1fllttta. grandson of Stephen Mead, private, Captain Hait's Company Ninth Conn. 3 I d 1 ( 12 6) Great -grandson of Regt., General \iVooster's Command. . \LLl~N CJT .\)!IlF.RLIN LYON, Caldwell, . •.•o 3 9 · James H arriugtou. private Rhode lo;;lantl )lthtan. PAUL JOHN LEWIS, Bloomington, Wis .. (31702). Great'-grandson of Johu Si11- 1 1 1 ( 88) Great•-grand~on of · clair, private, Capt. Peter Coffin's Company New Hampshire Militia. ROGER RE)IINGTO:-\ L,YO:\'. Cald\\ell, 'a •o 3'~ . James Harrillgtorr, private Rhode hlant! ~liliti a. ,\. J(. 32 OFFICIAL BULLETIN ATION .\L . OCTI~TY, 33

l ' \ RL CLP.VBLA D :\[A;<.~Clll·; '1'1-:H, Second Li ut., U. S. Engim·•·r,_ l'itt<· CHARLES R. MABEY, Bountiful, Utah (31213). Great•-grandson of Reu1Je 11 3 Tolman, private, Capt. John Ames' Company, Major Eliphalet Cary's Mass. burgh, Pa. (31342). Grcat -grandson of Phi/if> Caspar Bowmun, Sc nnrl l.it•u Regt. tenant Maryland Troops, pensioned. FREDERICK L. MARSHALL, Dorchester, Mass. (30226). Supplemental. Great"­ HOWARD ROBERTSON McBRIDE, Kellogg, Idaho (31298). Great•-grandson of James McBride, private Fifth Virginia Regt. grandson of Francis Farr, private, Capt. Jonathan Davis's Company, Col. John Whitcomb's i\lass. Regt. ANTHONY MILROY McCALL, Woodward, Iowa (31376). Great'·grandson of r-: DG.\R WARREN )JARTI , \Yauwatot. Elijah Dewey's Company Vermont )!ilitia. EDWARD MONTGOMERY McCALL, Nevada, Iowa (31380). Great-grandson SHELLEY FINLEY MARTIN, Minden, La. (31687). Grcat2-grandson of Na­ of Samuel McCall, Sergeant, Col. James Wood's Eighth Virginia Regt. thaniel Macon, private North Carolina Militia, Member of State Senate; FREDERIC CLARENCE McCALL, Nevada, Iowa (31379). Great-grandson of great•-grandson of Jesse Lane, Officer Third North Carolina Rcgt.; great­ Samuel McCall, Sergeant Eighth Virginia Regt. grandson of Matthew Finley, Officer, Col. E. Clark's North Carolina Regt. JAMES GEORGE McCLINTOCK, Rugby, N. Dak. (26564). Great'-grandson of FRANCIS HOWARD i\IASON, Lieut., U. S. N. Res. (Ill. 31304). Great'-grand­ Michael Miller, private, Capt. Edward Paschall's Company, Col. \Villiam Brad­ son of Josial• Mason, private, Capt. John Walton's Company, Colonel '!'hatch­ ford's First Philadelphia Regt. of Foot. er's 1\Iass. Regt. PARKER McCOT4T,ESTER, New York, N. Y. (31457). Great•-grandson of Isaac LOUIS CONRAD MASSEY, Orlando, Fla. (29909). Great-grandson of Samuel McAllister, Sergeant, Capt. SolomO!\ Stone's Company, Colonel Nichols's New Massey, Captain Seventh Company Fourth Battalion Philadelphia Militia. Hampshire Regt.; great'-grandson of Joel Knight, private, Capt. Thomas Saw­ HARRISON CUMMINS McHENRY, Des )foines, Iowa (30849). Great•-grand• yer's Company \'irginia Militia. son of John Flenniken, Commander of Charlotte County North Carolina )!ilitia, JOSEPH ARCHIBALD McCOY, Lancaster, Wis, (3 1261 ). Great'-grandson of Signer of i\Iecklenberg Declaration. Robert McM~trray, private, Captain Armstrong's Company, Colonel Webster'• 'I'IIO)!AS JEFFERSON ~1.\TIIEWS, Roundup, lllont. (18175). Great'-grandson New York Reg!. of Seth Washburn, Second )[ajor First Worcester County Reg!. Mass. )!ilitia, WILLIAM JOHN McCOY, Lancaster, Wis. (31259). Great3-grandson of William )!ustering and Recruiting Officer. McCo)', private, Captain Armstrong's Company, Colonel Webster's New York .\RCHIBALD MciNTYRE i\IAXWET4I., Owensboro, Ky. (N. Y. 31629). Great\ Regt. grandson of Samrtcl Meredit.h, Brigadier General Penna, Mpitia. WILLIAM SHARP McCREIGHT, Blairsville, Pa. (31337). Great-grandson of C I ~ORGE RUSSELL MERRELl,, seaman, U. S. N. Res. Force, Newark, N. J. Andrew Sharp, private Second Battalion Penna. Rifles Regt. (31492). Great•-grandson of James Sttn•cns, ergeant, Captain Hadlock's Company, Col. Peter Yates's Regt. New York )1ilitia. JOHN McCULLOUGH, JD, New Bedford, Mass. (31728). Great•-grandson of Sam~

GEORGE FR~TZ MOORE, Johnstown, Pa. (JIJ47). Great•-grandson 6£ Joh I•,UGENE NEWKIRK, Jersey City, N. J. (31495). Great2-grandson of John Cole Moor~. pnvate Westmoreland County Penna. Militia. ,w,, private, Capt. Jacob Onderdonck's Company Second Orange Count) Regt. New York Militia. OSCAR FITZLAND MOORE, Natick, Mass. (3174o). Great-grand>on of Mo Lyon, private, Col. Cyprian How's Mass. Regt., pensioned. '"·' AHRAl'li :\IARK NEWTON, Captam, ~led. Re>. Corps, Pocatello, Idaho (31302). Great'·grandson of Henry Miller, private Lancaster County Penna. Militia. WARNER MOORE, JR .,_ U. S. Sig. Corps, Richmond, Va. (J16SJ). Great•·granu son of Charles Harrrson, Colonel of Virginia and Continental Artillery. \!,LEN EUGENE NICHOLS, Chicago, Ill. (31318). Great'-grandson of E=ru Chaffee, private Eleventh Regt. Conn. Militia; great'-grandson of Nathaniel JOHN GARVIN MOREY, First Lieut., 53 U. S. Inf., Detroit, Mich. ( ~ , 315 9 Johnson, private, Captain Ransom's Company Xew Jer ey 'l'roops. Great•-grandson of Thomas Jllorey, private Thirteenth Albany County Regt N York Militia. · - e\1 \lAURY NICHOJ:,S, Richmond, \"a. (31652). Great'-grandson of John George Woolfolk, private, Captain Woodford's Compan)' Virginia Militia. JOHN GOOD_ ?.lOREY, Detr~it, Mich. (31590). Great•·grandson of Thomu; Morey, pnvatc, Colonel Van Vechten's Thirteenth Albany County Rcgt N WILLEY HIGBY NORTON, Portland, Oreg. (3 1082). Great•-grandson of israel York Militia. · C\1 Putnam, Major General Continental Army. Fl.ETCHER INGALLS i\lORGAN, Nashville, Tenn. (279z4). Great'-grandson of (',\RLISLE NORWOOD, III, San Vrancisco, Cal. (31526). Grcat•-grandson of William Adrian Hawki1JS, Captain, Col. James Reed's New Hampshire Regt. William Willcocks. Captain, ol. John Lasher's Battalion New York City CHARLES PRESCO:T MORRILL, Slidell, La. (30815). Great•-grandson o( ~lilitia. Amos Morn/1, MaJor New Hampshire Brigade Continental Line. I'REDERICK A. NOIIL, Albuquerque, N. M. (30079). Great'·grandson of Sam11el St. Jolm, Captain, Colonel Jansen's New York Regt. <~EORGE KELLOGG MORRIS, Amsterdam, '· Y. (31631). Great•-grandson of 2 Le

SAMUEL P. MOULTHROP, Rochester, !'<. Y. (31452). Great-grandson ul ~iel Freeman, Brigadier General Mass. Militia; great -grand. on of Jere· miaJr. Prescolt, private, Capt. :\loses Leavitt's Company, Col. Abraham Drake'~ HENRY L<~WNDES _MULDROW, ~orman, Okla. (28125). Great'-grandson 01 :\Iass. Regt. H_enry Cant~ on, pnvate South Carolina 1\Jilitia; greats-grandson of John Er'Z.Iitr 2 Lieutenant Colonel South Carolina Militia. I ' JOHN KEYES J>AIGE, Schenectady, N. Y. (31637). Great -grandson of Jolm Keyes, Adjutant General Conn. Militia. CHARLES ELMER MUNSON, Twin Falls, Idaho (31289). Great-grandson ~~ Theophil"s 111llnso>l, ~Iajor Eighth Conn. Continental Regt. FRANCIS HENRY PALMER, Clinton, Okla. (31662). Great'-grandson of Corne· li11s Vanderveer, Captain New York Militia. THEODORE S. ~1UXS0;1;, Pittsburgh, Pa. (31341). Great•-grandson of flleduJ J11uttson, private Conn. Militia, pensioned. l.ESLIE SAMUEL PARKER, Portland, Oreg. (31087). Great•-grand;on of Leou ­ ard Parker, private, "Capt. Samuel 'fay's Company, Lieutenant Colonel 'Webb'> JOHN WILDMAN MURPHY, Payson, Utah (31214). Great'·grandson of Wil l1am Russell, matross First Virginia Regt. of Artillery. Mass. Regt. EBEN PARSONS, Ensign, U. S. N. Res. Corps, Lynn, Mass. \3'741) . Great'· LEE CLOYD :\IURRAY, Chaplain, 42 F. A., U. S. A., Tulsa, Olda (J 6o ). 1 7 grandson of Ebenezer Parsons, private, Col. Joseph Vase's ?.lass. Continental Great'-grandson of William Clo)•d, private Penna. Line and Captain Biggs', Virginia Company. Regt.; great'-grandson of Ebenezer Hart, Corporal Light Infantry, Col. Rufus Putnam's Mass. Regt.; great•-grandson of John Hart, Sergeant, Col. John NORMAN JOSEPH MYERS, Fort Columbia, Wash. (Oregon 31080). Great Nixon's Mass. Regt.; great'-grandson of Samuel Dane, private, Captain Thorn­ grandson of Henry Lynch, priva·e, Colonel Febiger's Regt. Virginia Militia. dike's (First Beverly) Company, marched to Concord, April 19, 1775; great•· pensioned. grandson of Isaac Shepherd, Sergeant, Colonel Senter's Mass. Regt.; great•• PAUL R. l AGL~, Kingfisher, Okla. (31605). Great"-grandson of Jacob Black­ grandson of Mark Howe, Surgeon, Colonel Scammel's New Hampshire Regt.; ford, private York County Penna. Militia, pensioned. great'-grandson of Mark Frost, private, Col. Jacob Gerrish's Mass. Regt. OTIS CROSBY NEEDELS, Centerville, Iowa (31393). Great•-grandson of Sa"' LAWRENCE PARSONS, Richmond,, Va. (30648). Great2·grandson of Robut ue/ Crosby, Surgeon, Colonel \Yard's Mass. Regt. Hudgins, private, Capt. Henry Garnett's Company Virginia Militia. JAMES W. ~ESBITT. Detroit, .\lich. (31583). Great-grandson of Frederick LOUIS DURBIN PASSANO, Baltimore, Md. (29844). Great'-grandson of :,"""""' Smith, Corporal. Captain Herter's Company, ... oJon~J Be-llinger's New Vorl Magruder, Jr.. Captain of Foot Militia. Prince Georg< County, :\larylanJ Regt. \!omber of Committe• of Obsen·ation OFFICIAL BULLETIN 37 l':D\L\RD llLAl\CllARD PATTERSON, Sandpoint, Idaho (3129 ). Great~­ 4 2 gran~ so n of Bc11jami" Bidwell, Captain Twenty-third Regt. Conn. Militia; 1\'Jl,LIAl\1 SA:I!UEL PREYER, Buffalo, N. Y. (3I2oo). Great -grandso11 of Jo/w great--grandson of ll!t!cs ilfcnviu, Lieutenant Tenth Regt. Conn. Militia. Daily, private, Capt. James Taylor's Company, ol. A11thony Wayne's Penna.

2 Regt. DONALD K. PATTILLO, Worcester, :\lass. (3I742). Great -grandson of Ignati11 s ~c~ber, Commander of privateer ship "Commerce"; great3-grandson of Ben­ J ~RNEST VALOIS PRICE, Spokane, " 'ash. (3II6I). Grcat~-grandson of Steplte" Jamm Tarr, private, Capt. Joseph Whipple's Company Seacoast Guards. Price, Sergeant Morris County New Jersey ~lilitia. LOUIS Ilf:RBBRT !'EASE, Edgartown, ~la ss . (31744) . Great-grandson of Noah \Y.\ LTER KENYON PULLEN, Providence, R. I. (30395). Great'-grandson of Pease, private, Col. lleriah Norton's Regt. ~Ias s. l\Iilitia. William Ke")'O", Orderly Sergeant, Col. Joseph Noyes's Rhode Island Regt., pensioned. ) .\:'liES l'ETTEGREW P.\UL, soldier, 159 Field 1Iosp., U. S. A., Salt Lake City, 2 Utah (3I2I7) .. Gr_eat-~randson of IVil/iam Pettcgret~•, private First Company, GEORGE CLARK QUINN, ,\ustin, Texas (29490). Creat -grandson of William Col. Joseph Cilley s New Hampshire Regt. Bruce, private, Capt. Joseph Wood's Company, Col. Robert Allcock's Virginia Regt., pensioned. I.J;;SLIE JOSHUA PAUL, First Lieut., U. S. Army, Salt Lake City, Utah 2 (312I6) .. Gr:at·grandso n oT William Pcttegre"'• private First Company, Col. ROBERT !II. RAINEY, Athoa, Okla. (3I6o6). Crcat -grandson of Isaac Raines, Joseph Cilley s ew IIamrshire Regt. private, olonel 1\Ioore's North Carolina Regt., pensioned. 2 VERNON l\IcKINLEY PECK, Bridgeport, Conn. (31145). Great'-grandson of WALTER l\I. RAINEY, Atokee, Okla. (o8I2J). Creat -gmndsun of Isaac Rai11cy, David Peck, private, Col. Samuel n. Webb's Conn. Regt. private, Capt. \ Villiam Douglass's Company, Colonel ~loOI·c's North Carolina 'Regt., pensioned. CHARLES BENNETT PERRY, Wauwato a, Wis. (31275). Great'-grandson of lolm Riggs, Captain Second Regt. Conn. Militia. REX RANKIN, U. S. Army, Grand Junction, Colo. (3I43I). Great2-grandson of James c,·awford, private :\lass. ?\1ilitia, marine on ~ hips unoston" and EUGENE l\IILES PERRY, Wauwatosa, Wis. (31704). Great'-grandson of Jolm Riggs, Captain Second Regt. Conn. Militia. "Scourge." J A;\IES CHESTER REED, Boston, ]\[ass. (27770). Suppleme11tals. Great'-grand­ JOHNSON PERRY, Wauwatosa, Wis. (31703). Great'-grandson of RAY~IOND son of Royall Tyler, l\Jember of Independent Company of Boston, 1776, John lolm Riggs, Captain Second Rcgt. Conn. Militia. Hancock, Colonel; great•-grandson of Natha11iel Tibbetts, Lieutenant Lincoln ROllERT• CLARK PEYTON, Los ' Angeles, Cal. (Ill. 28024). Supplemental. County Jllass. Coast Guards; great'-grandson of William Stinso11, Adjutant, G~ea~·-grandson of loll" Man,., private, Capt. Robert Wilson's Company Penna. Col. Samuel illcCobb's il!ass. Regt.; great'-grandson of Abraham Lord, private, l\II!Itia. Col. Samuel Brewer's ~lass. Regt.; great3-grandson of Joseph Kelly, Major, JOSEPH ET,WOOD WILLIS PHARES, Elizabeth, N. J. (31479). Great-grand­ Colonel Sargent's New Ilampshirc Regt. ; great"-grandson of John T1trner., Sr., son of John Phares, private Burlington County New Jersey Militia. private, Capt. William Weston's Company for Defence of Plymouth Harbor. SIDNEY MARCELLUS PHELAN, St. Louis, Mo. (29720). Great-grandson of JA~IES WAL RON REMICK, Concord, N.H. (30531). Great-grandson of Elijah John Ford, Captain :\1aryland :\1ilitia; great'-grandson of Stephen Hyland Grot'.1ilitia of Newbury, April 19, 1775. · Regt. FRED LINWOOD ROBBINS, Shanghai, China (Far Eastern Soc. z85 33). Great"· THOMAS G. SCHRIVER, East Orange, N. J. (31372). Great-grandson of At grandson of Joseph Robbi11s, Captain of East Company of Acton ;\linute ;\len. bartus Schryver, private Sixth Dutchess County Regt. New York Militia. Col. Eleazer Brooks's Mass. Regt. rRANCIS HERBERT SCOFIELD, Stockton, Cal. (31537). Great'·grandson .. 1 GEORGE McKENZIE ROI"lERTS. chenectady, X. Y. (29209). Supplemental. Oliver Hoyt, Signer of New Hampshire Assocktion Test. Great'·grandson of Grorge .1/cf\rll::ir. private. Capt. James Clark's Company. CHARLES REUBEN SCOTT, Twin Falls, Idaho (31290). Great'·grandson of Col. Israel Putnam's Conn. Regt. Cornelius Van Fleet, private, Capt. John Tenbrook's Company, Col. Jacoi­ ROBERT STANLEY ROBERTSON, Ric' nond, \'a. (3o6;o). Great-grandson of West's New Jersey Regt. George Robertson, Colonel \'irginia ;\I ilitia. FREDERICK MYERS SCOTT, Milwaukee, Wis. (31252). Great"-grandson of THOMAS WASHINGTON RORERTSOl\, Minden, La. (31688). Great•-grand· Alexander Wolcott, Member of General Assembly of Conn., 1777·80. son of James Robertsou, Captain \ 'irginia F rontier Militia. HENRY CLAY SCOTT, Chicago, Ill. (31308). Great-grandson of Stephell Moru, IRVING PORTER ROBINSON, :\1ilwaukee, \Vi s. (3IZ71). Great'·g~andson of Sergeant. Capt. Ezra Badlam's Company, Col. Loammi Baldwin's ~!ass. Regt. William Adams, Surgeon, Capt. Richard Sackett's Company New York Militia. SPENCER CRANE SCRIBNER, Yeoman, U. S. N. Res. Corps, Pueblo, Colo. CALVIN ALBERT ROCKWELL, .\viator, t;. S. A., Boise, Idaho (31299) . (31432). Great3-grandson of Jacob Cove, private, Col. Rufus Putnam's Mass. Great'-grandson of Jeremiah Rnrkwell, pri,·,te. Col. Ruggles Woodbridge'• Regt., pensioned. Mass. Regt., pensioned. I' \UL DOUGLASS SIIARRETTS, Indiana, Pa. (3134!!). Great'·grandsnn of IRVIN ELMER ROCKWELL. Bellevue, Idaho (. 128~ ' Great-grandson of Jere· Christopher Tmby, Captain \Vestmoreland County Penna. Militia. mia/1 Rockwell, Sergeant, Capt. Timothy Read's • pany, Col. Asa flarns's RALPH SIMINGTON, Parker, S. Dak. (Iowa 31397). Great'·grandson of Jared Mass. Regt. Phelps, Fife Major Conn. Line; great>-grandson of John Pl1elt>.<. Sergeant. LOREN G. ROCKWELL, Hutchinson, Kan. (ldahr '1297). Great~grandson of Col. John Durkee's Conn. Regt. Jeremia/• Rockwell. prh·ate. Col. Ruggles Woocll · iure's and other ~Ia,<. Regt• .. PAUL L. SINGER, First Lieut., U. S. A., San Diego, Cal. (29974). \.reat'· pensioned. grandson of Josia/1 Strong, private, Capt. David Downs's Compam·, Col. llA:\ULTON CAWLEY ROLFE, econd Lieut., 346 Field Art., U. . A., Con· Charles Burrell's Conn. Regt., pensioned. cord, •. II. (30530). Great3·grandson of Natila11iel Eaton. Lieutenant Twenty­ C:EORGE A. SKINNER, Ja., private, Amb. Co. 35, U. S.. \ . (;\lich. 30950). eighth Continental Infantry. Great'·grandson of Amasa Skinner. private, Captain Conk's Cnmpan\', Col01wl HENRY STODDARD RUGGLES, Wakefield, :IIass. (889). Supplemental. Great'· Porter's Conn. Regt., pensioned. grandson of Ed1vard Ruggles, private, Colonel Canfield's Conn. Regt. I l · \~IEL SIDNEY S;\HTH. Shoshone. Idaho (31801). Grcat'·grands<>n nl Rol>rrl JOHN R. RUSH, Pittsburgh, Pa. (31346). Great-grandson of Michael Rush, pro Smith, private Third Cumberland County Battalion Penna. Militia; great•· vate Morris County •ew Jersey .Militia. grandson of Phil·ip Greeu, private Sixth Dutchess County Regt. New York BRUCE WALTER SANBORN, St. Paul, Minn. (30320). Great~grand so n ot Militia ; great2·grandson of Robert A/cComb, Lieutenant First Cumher1and · Benjamin Sarg~nt, drummer bov. Corporal in Colonel Reynolds's New Hamp· \ounh· Rattalion Penna )A'ilitia shire Re!ll OFFICIAL BULLETIN NATIONAL SOCIETY, S. ,\. R.

lWGAR WADSWORTH SMITH, Brooklyn, N. Y. (3147;). Great•·grandson of GEORGE TATU~f STREET, Captain, U. S. Eng:, Youngsto~vn, Ohio, (~las>. Josep/1 Smith, Captain Fifth Conn. Regt., Col. David Waterbury. 3,.p 7). Great•·grandson of Medad Huggins, pnvate, Captazn Kasson s .Com· pany, Col. John Ashley's Mass. Regt.; great•.grandson of Asa ~ole , pnvate. E~IERSON HOWE S:\UTH, Parsons, Kan. (31036). Great·grandsou of Samuel Captain Allen's Company, Col. Asa Whitcomb's Mass. Regt., penszoned. Howe, private, ~Jarlborough Company ~fass . .ftfilitia, pensioned. GEORGE WILLIAM STREETER, New Rockford, N. Dak. (z6s66). Great•· HORACE HALE SMITH, U. S. Kavy, Andover, Mass. (31729). Great0.grandson 9 grandson of Ebeue=er Streeter~ private, Capt. Simon Marston s Company, Col­ of Jesse Smith, private, Capt. Peter Talbot's Cbmpany, Col. Lemuel Robinson's Mass. Regt. onel Peabody's New Hampshire Regt. JOHX FR.\NK STREETER, Captain, Med. Res., U. S. A., Springfield, Mas_s. !Green Mountain Boys" and Vermont Militia. grandson of Elijah C/aj"t ou, private, Colo~tel lleard"s New Jersey Regt. CII.\RLES CONDREE SUTPHIN, Rutherford, N. J. (31362). Great'·grandson \\"INFIELD COLU;'IfBUS SNODGRASS, Roselle Park, N. J. (31478). Great­ of Le grandson of Josiah Tallmadge, private, Capt. Ephraim Cooke's Company Conn. 1\Iass. Regt. :\I ilitia, not great3-grandson of Dam"e/ Tallmadge, Sergeant, etc., as in OFFICIAL JAMES LE ROY STEBBIKS, Chicago, Ill. (31319). Great'·grandson of Hesa· Dt.:LLJ.::TI!\ for December, 1917, and Year Book, 1918. diah Stebbins, private, Col. Timothy Danielson's l\Iass. Regt.; great"·grandson \\'.\LDO EVERETT 'f,\="NER, U. S. Navy (R. I. 30396). Great'·grandson of of Abner Stebbius, Ensign Mass. Militia; great'·grandsun of Thomas Stebbins Isaac Ta11ner, private Colonel Olney's Rhode Island Regt., pensioned. Signer of Non·consumption Pledge; grcat'·grandson of James Thompso~r.: \\"ILLIA1I RAYMOND TANNER, Second Lieut., Q. 1\l. C., U. S. A., Milwaukee, Signed the Covenant and ·an-consumption Pledge; great3-grandson of Benja­ 3 \\"is. (31701). Great'·grandson of Abel Tanner, private, Colonel Van Rensse­ min Case, Ensign Conn. Militia; great -grandson of Nathauiel Root, Captain 3 Conn. ~Iilitia. lear"s Second Rensselearwick Battalion New York Militia; great ·grandson of Joseph Gorton, private, C:1ptain 'Villard's Company, Colonel \:Vaterman 's ASA MANCHESTER STEELE, Flemington, N. J. (31371). Great•·grandson of Rhode I sland Regt. Gerardus Clarksou, private and Surgeon Penna. :\Iilitia. ,\LBERT TE:.TPLE, Washington, D. C. (30047). Great'·grandson of Levi Temple, DONALD TRUMAN STETSON, private, U. S. A., St. Paul, Minn. (303 7). ~las,. 3 1 Corporal, Capt. Timothy Underwood's Company, Col. William Prescott's Great ·grandson of John Bl1mt, Captain, Col. Samuel l\IcCobb's Mass. Regt., Regt. prisoner at Dartmoor, England. EARL STILL;>IAN 'fE71IPLE, U. S. A., Amer. Ex. Force, Wauwatosa, Wis. BENJA1JIN PAUL STOCKWELL, Oklahoma City, Okla. (31601). Great•·grand· (Jz 264 ) . Great'·grandoon of Wil/W.m Temple, printe, Capt. Daniel Carlisle's son of Benjamin Bunnell, private, Capt. Tim Jayne's Seventh Company Fifth Company, Colonel Dedell"s Xew lfamp

HENRY STILLMAN TEMPLE, Wauwatosa, Wis. (31263). Great-grandson of GEORGE WASHINGTON VANDERVORT, New Orleans, La. (3o8II). Great­ William Temple, private, Capt. Daniel Carlisle's Company, Colonel Bedell's grandson of Pau-l M. Van Dervoort, Second Lieutenant, Col. Ann Hawkes New Hampshire Regt. Hay's Regt. Orange County New York Militia. ROBERT CARPENT:O:R TENBROECK, Delafield, Wis. (31254). Great•·grandson A. MORTIMER VAN OSTRAND, First Lieut., F. Art., U. S. A. (Wis. 3~76 2 ). of John Pray, Captain, Col. Ebenezer Sprout's Twelfth Mass. Reg!. Supplemental. Great•-grandson of Amos Jo/.,1son, private, Capt. S1meon SAWYER THOMPSON, seaman, U. S. N. Res., Brooklyn, N. Y. (N. J. 31476). Smith's Company, Col. Philip R. Brandley's Conn. Regt.; great'-grandson of Great'·grandson of Abraham Hendricks, Second Lieutenant, Capt. William Moses Chamberlaiu, Sr., private, Capt. Thomas Johnson's Company Mass. Lochry's Company, Col. Alexander Barr's Regt. Penna. Light Horse. Minute Men; great"-grandson of George Champlin, privateer sailor boy; great"­ FREDERICK BILLINGS TILDEN, Roxbury, Vt. (27499). Great2-grandson of grandson of Asa Champliu, private Rhode Island Militia; great'-grandson of David McClure, First Lieutenant, Capt. Elijah Robinson's Company, Col. ChristoPiter Champlin, recognized patriot of Rhode Island; great'-grandson of Samuel Mott's Regt., Surgeon, Colonel Wyllys's Regt. pensioned. Elias Thompson, recognized patriot of Westerly, R. I., Militia. HARRY W. TILDEN, Roxbury, Vt. (27500). Great'·grandson of David Mc­ HERBERT CLARKSON VARNEY, St. Paul, Minn. (t4124), Supplemental. Ch.re, First Lieutenant, Capt. Elijah Robinson's Company, Col. Samuel Mott's Great•-grandson of Nathaniel Wells, private, Capt. Thomas Burnham's Com­ Regt., Surgeon, Colonel Wyllys's Regt. pany Mass. Militia. THEODORE CARTER TILLER, Louisville, Ky. (288r9). Great•-grandson of CARY ELPIIUS VIA, Norfolk, Va. (30649). Great'·grandson of William Via, William Tiller, Corporal Third Virginia Battalion Continental Army; great•­ private, Capt. John Jordan's Company Virginia Militia, pensioned. grandson of James Halstead, private Twelfth Albany County Regt. New York IRA HOMER VOGT, Dayton, Ohio (31073). Great>-grandson of Jolm George ~Iilitia. Overmeyer, Captain Fourth Northumberland County Battalion Penna. Militia. GARDNER TILLINGHAST, Providence, R. I. (30397). Great•-grandson of ALFRED DUDLEY WADE, Rutherford, N. J. (3136o). Great•-grandson of Jona­ Charles Tillinghast, Recruiting Officer Rhode Island Troops. tlum Ward, Jr., private, Capt. Abel Pettibone's Company, Col. Thomas Belden's ROBERT M. TOMS, Detroit, Mich. (31598). Great'-grandson of Silas Sprag~-grandson of Charles Hoffman, private, Captain Van Benschouten's Com­ Philip H11bbard, Captain Mass. Militia; great2-grandson of Rufus Willard, pri­ pany, Colonel Brinckerhoff's Second Dutchess County Regt. New York Militia. vate, Capt. John Spoor's Company, Col. John Ashley's Berkshire Regt. Mass. MARK L'EA WARNER, Erie, Pa. (Ohio 31068). Great'·grandson of Aaron Mer­ Militia. shon, private, Captain Van Cloe's Company, Col. Philip Johnston's Battalion JA)1ES JAY TYLER, Warren, Ohio (29931). Supplemental. Great•·grandson New Jersey Militia. of Jacob Gleason, private, Capt. William Francis's Company, Major Caleb MARK STARR WARNER, Erie, Pa. (Ohio 31071). Great-grandson of Aaron Hyde's Detachment Mass. Militia. Mershon, private, Captain Van Cleve's Company, Col. Philip Johnston's Bat­ AUGUST T. UNFUG, Ja., Sergt. Maj., 115 Am. Tr., U. S. A., Walensburg, Colo. talion New Jersey Militia. (31426). Great3-grandson of Edward White, private, Capt. Peter Sayton's WALTER HOLBROOK WARNER, Springfield, Mass. (31249). Great-grandsoR Company, Col. Silvanus Seeley's Eastern Battalion Morris County New Jersey of Joseph Warner, Jr., Captain Fifteenth Company Second Hampshire County ~lilitia. Regt. Mass. Militia. GEORGE HERBERT UPTON, Aviation Cadet, U. S. A., Lowell, Mass. (31418). WILLIAM PRESTON WARNER, Captain, U . S. A., Fayetteville, Ark. (31753). 3 Great -grandson of Natlrau Fisher, Captain, Col. Job Cushing's 211ass. Regt. Great"-grandson of John Blocker, private South Carolina Militia. X.\'J'IOK.\L OCIETY, S. A. R. -+5 44 OFFICL\L BULLETIN ED\\'IK LEE WHITE, Ass't Paymaster, U. . X. R. F., Yalley City, N. Dak. CARL CHAFFIN WATERBURY, Hosp. App., U. S. N., Des l\Ioines Iowa (26567). Great'-grandson of Jouotlzau Bron• u, Lieutenant, Capt. Joseph Shaw's (30848). Great"-grandson of Fraucis Chaffi11, private, Capt. Ashael Wh~eling's Company, Col. Elisha Porter's Mass. Regt. C~mpany, Col. John Robinson's l\Iass. Regt.; great•-grandson of Jesse Walcott FRANK WHITE, Colonel Nat. Guard in Fed. Service, \ ·alley City, N. Dak. pn\•ate, Colonel \Vbiting's Mass. Regt. ' (26568). Great'-grandson of Jonathan Bro,vu, Lieutenant, Capt. Joseph CHARLES ~LEMENT WATSON, Second Lieut., 154 Dep. Brigade, U. S. A., Shaw's Company, Col. Elisha Porter's l\Iass. Regt. Bentonville, Ark. (31752). Great3-grandson of Richard Cal/awa\' Captain HAROLD CLARENCE WHITEHOUSE, Spokane, WasiL (3II62). Great·grand­ Second Company Amherst County Virginia Militia. -' son of Ralph Chaney, Chene)•, private, Capt. John Blunt's Company, Major GEORGE GIBSON WEAKS, :.\Ionroe, La. (31676). Great•-grandson of Elijah William Lithgow's Detachment Mass. )filitia. Clarke, Brigadier General Georgia Militia. )L\RCUS \VIIRITENOUR, Helena, Mont. (3r7;;). Great-grandson of Peter WILLIA:.\I KEAN WEAVER, Cheyenne, \\'yo. (30007). Great·grandson of Wlzritenonr, private Sixth Northampton County Battalion Penna. Militia. Henry Weaver, Captain, Colonel Grubb's Battalion Penna. :\Iilitia. PRESTON WHITING, Portland, Oreg. (Jt08I). Great•-grandson of Mathew \\'ILLIS KUIIN \\'F..\ VF.R. Canton, Ohio (31554). Great'-grandson of Joslrua L3•on, Colonel, Paymaster General Vermont Troops. Weavtr, private, Captain Vernon's Company, Col. Caleb Davis's Battalion CHARLES R,\Y)10ND \\'lESS, New Rochelle, N. Y. (N. C. Jtsot). Great­ Chester County Penna. )lilitia. grandson of Jeremiah Mixson, private Chowan County North Carolina Militia. GARDINER• PETTENGILL WEEK , Pittsburgh, Pa. (31336). Great'-grandson JESSE SU:IfNER WILEY, Boston, l\Iass. (JiiJ2). Great•-grandson of JosePI• of ~abe~ Weeks, pnvate, Capt. Samuel Fish's Company, Col. Nathaniel Free­ Bassett, private, Capt. _\bram \Vashburn's Company, )fajor Elipbalet Carey's mans Mass. Regt. Mass. Regt. \\'ILLET W~EKS: Ridgewood, N. J. (31484). Great'-grandson of Iucrease Car­ J).\ Y WIT.LIA:I1S, Chicago, Ill. (JIJ2l). Great'-grandson of Abraham Knowlton, peuter, First Lteutenant, Capt. Ephraim Baylis's Company New York ?.Iilitia. Lieutenant, Col. Jonathan Titcomb's :IIa.s. Regt.; great-grandson of R11{11s CIL\RLES LEW~S \VEIL: Port Huron, :\licit. (3 1595). Great'·grandson of Can•er, private, Col. Jonathan \\'ard's )lass. Regt. Stepl~eu Perkuzs, Captam )[a.,. :llilitia, Representative in General Court­ DOXALD WARD \YILLIA:\IS, Redwood City, Cal. (Jts•S). Great'-grandson of great--gz:andson of George Tuttle, Sr., Captain, Col. Stephen Evans's Ne..; Sat~uzel Williams, private, Capt. John Drew's Company New Hampshire Volun- Hamfslure Regt.; great"-grandson of Joh11 Gile, Lieutenant, Col. John \Val­ teers. dron s New Hampshire Regt. WILLIAM CAR\-ER WILLIAMS, Chicago, Ill. (31323). Great•grandson of CARL HERBERT WEISMAN, Spokane, Wash. (3 11 s8). Great•·grandson of Abraham Knowlton, Second Lieutenant, Col. Laomi Baldwin's Mass. Regt.; Joh11 George Obermeyer, Captain Sixth Company, Fourth Battalion, Northum­ great-grandson of Rufus Carver, private, Capt. Eldad Wright's Company Mass. berland County Penna. :IIilitia. ~finute l\Ien. JOHN. \VENZEL, Yonkers, N. Y. (Jtt89). Great'-grandson of Heur\' IVeu·el OTIS HAROLD WILLIAMSON, Baltimore, :.\Id. (29841). Great3-grandson of pnvate. Captain Chamberlain's Company, Colonel Perry's :\fass. Re~.: gre:t,: Thomas Fox, First Lieutenant Sixth Virginia Reg!. grandson of -:mos Plimpton, Lieutenant, Capt. Sabin l\Iann's Company Med­ ROBERT WATSON WIL:IfOT, New Orleans, La. (30823). Great-grandson of field ~lass. :\hh!la: great'·grandson of Moses Smitlr, private, Capt. Timothy Elisha Wilmot, private, Capt. James Pendleton's Company Conn. Regt. Man~ s Company, Major Seth Bullard's Fourth ~uffolk Regt. :\{ass. )lilitia; ANDREW GORDON WILSON, Hebron, Nebr. (Jroo7). Great·grandson of grcat-·gra~?~on of Joseph Eames, private, Capt. )[icajah Gleason's Company James Wilson, private, Capt. Joseph :\foffit's Fifth Company Sixth York County Mass. Mthtla; great'-grandsnn of Dodd Ha,·eu , :.\!ember of Committee of Datta lion Penna. ;\Iilitia; great-grandson of William Liggit, private, Capt. C~rre"'pondence of Framingham, :\las~.; great:.!-grand..,on of Joseph Bigelow Joseph Moffit's Fifth Company Sixth York County Battalion Penna. Militia. pm·ate, Capt. Ezra Eames's Company, Col. Abner Perry's l\lass. Regt.: great•: g•:andson of Jonathan Page, Lieutenant, Capt. \Villiam Thurlo's Ninth Company REKNOLD WOLF, Xew York, K. Y. (31195). Great'·grandson of Simeo11 Bu11dy, Etgbth Worcester County Regt. )lass. Militia; great'-grands<>n of Zaclzaria/1 private, Capt. Joseph Ellis's Company, Col. I srael Putnam's Conn. Regt. Sheldo11, pnvate, Captain Flint's Company, Col. David Green's )lass. Regt. JOliN NEVIN WOLFE, Lewistown, ;\lont. (3r778). Great'-grandson of Jolin JT.\RRY ~URBANK WESSON, Aviator, U. S. ~. Res .. Summit, N. ]. (JtJ6J). il/a1'1i11 Mickley. private Penna. ~filitia. Great ·grandson of Joel Wessau, private, Col. Samuel Dullard's )lass. Regt. JOHN BENJSHIN WOLFF, Hempstead, N. Y. (31198). Great'·grandson of Be11-

AS.\ ~TONEY. 'WESTON, Logtown, ~Iiss. (La. 31682). Great'-grandson of Josep/1 jamin 1l1eudes Sei:ras, Lieutenant New tork )1ilitia. 1f estou. ptlot on Arnold's Expedition up the Kennebec in liiS· ELMER EARL WOOD, )

FREDERICK SCOTT WOODRUFF, Lexington, Mass. (31733)- Great8-grandson American Revolution of Noah W oodru/f, Captain, Gen. Israel Putnam's Conn. Regt.

ALBERT LEWIS WORTHEN, New Haven, Conn. (3II46). Great•-grandson of Organtze. d A prt·t 30 , I889 · Incorporated by Att of Con~ress, June 9, 1906 Richard T•Vorthcn, private, Capt. Timothy Barnard's Company Mass. Militia, pensioned. President General LOUIS ANNIN AMES, 99 Fulton St., New York City BENJAMIN LASHAR WORTHEN, Bridgeport, Conn. (3II47). Great2-grandson of Stephen Worthe11, private, Capt. Timothy Barnard's Company Mass. Militil., pensioned. Number 3 Volume XIII DECEMBER, 1918 CHARLES NATHANIEL WORTHEN, Bridgeport, Conn. (3II48). Great-grand­ G l (A Howard Clark, Smith;onian Institution), son of Stephen Worthet1, private, Capt. Jacob Low's Company, Colonel Bald­ Published atthe o~ce of the Secretary enera r a~d Ma•·ch. win's Mass. Regt. of Artillery Artificers. Washington, D. C., Ill June, October, Decemlb9e08, h t office at Washington, D. C., NATHANIEL TREAT WORTHEN, Boston, Mass. (31250). Great2-grandson of Entered as second-class matter, May 7 • ' at t e pos - Natha,iel Treat, private, Capt. Joseph Smith's Company, Mass. Coast Defence. under the Act of July 16, 1894. CHARLES A. WRIGHT, Chicago, IlL (31320). Great•grandson of Asa Douglas, Jr., Major Conn. Troops, prisoner 1779; great'-grandson of Asa Dortglas, Cap­ tain "Silver Grays" at Bennington, August 16, I777· THE AMERICAN'S CREED. ARTHUR YATES, Rochester, N. Y. (31460). Great'-grandson of Ichabod Bab­ cock, Ensign and Cornet, Capt. Henry Babcock's Company, CoL Christopher I believe in the Umted. States o f A menc· a as a governmente derived of the Harris's Rhode Island Regt. £ h ple whose just powers ar people, by the people, or t e peo d.' a democracy in a republic; a FREDERICK LANGDON YATES, Second Lieut., U. S. Nat. Army, Rochester, from the consent of the governe_ ' States. a perfect Union, one N. Y. (3II97). Great"-grandson of Picter Castaigne, Captain, CoL Henry - tion of many sovere1gn • d Jackson's Sixteenth Mass. Regt. sovere1gn na . those principles of free om, SAMUEL REYNOLDS YUNDT, New Orleans, La. (30816). Great'-grandson of and inseparable, estabhshe~ u~on h' h American patriots sacri­ Benjamitl Carpenter, First Lieutenant Tenth Penna. Regt. equality, justice, and humamty or w 1C ALBERT MERRIFIELD ZUILL, Syracuse, N. Y. (JII94)- Great'-grandson of ficed their lives ~nd f~r~unes. country to love it; to sup- Stephen White, matross, Capt. Joseph Balch's Third Company, CoL Thomas I therefore beheve 1t lS my duty to my t 'ts flag and to Craft's Artillery Regt.; greats-grandson of Nathaniel Kingsbury, private, Capt. port its Constitution; to ?bey its laws; to respec 1 ' Davis Hawlet's Company, Colonel Ashley's Mass. Regt.; great'-grandson of defend it against all enem1es. Daniel Kingsbury, private, Capt. Samuel Fisher's Company, CoL Benjamin Haws's Mass. Regt.; great"--grandson of Simeon Conant, private, Capt. Na­ thaniel Wright's Company, CoL Luke Drury's Mass. Regt.; great8-grandson of STORY OF THE AMERICAN'S CREED. Ebenezer White, private, Colonel Dike's Mass. Regt. The idea of laying special emph_asis !upon dthcor~gu:I~:~e~n~v~t~~i~~~~~ ~~ - - 1 f of a natlona cree citizenship m t le orm t II Americans was inaugurated - I 1 6 1917 a contest, open o a • h Chapm. n 19 - "the best summary of t e in the press throughout _the,cou~t;yc~~t::~u:eas informally approved by political faith of Amenca. T T! ti"sts and authors of the - f th U ited States. 1e ar . . the President o e n . f other patriotic soctetles Vigilantes, especially, and representatives o