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VOL. 1881 Twelfth Annual Reunion of the Association of the Graduates Of TWELFTH ANNUAL REUNION OF THE ;ssloei1V attl oITI I'the C tatoI t OF THE U. S. Military Academy, AT WEST POINT, NEWT YORK, June 9, 1881. EAST SAGINAW, MICH. E. W. LYON, PUBLISHER. I881. ANNUAL REUNION JUNE 9, 1881. MINUTES OF THE BUSINESS MEETING. WEST POINT, N. Y., June 9, i88i. The Association met in the Chapel of the United States Military Academy at 3 o'clock, P. M., and in the absence of General George W. Cullum, Chairman of the Executive Committee, was called to order by Prof. J. B. Wheeler. Prayer was offered by the Rev. Dr. John Forsyth, Chaplain of the Military Academy. The roll was then called by the Secretary. ROLL OF [MEMnBERS. Those present are indicated by a ', and those deceased in italics. CLASS. CLASS. 1808 Sylvanus 1Thayer. HANNIBALDAY. I8I4 Charles S. Merchant. I823 GEORGE H. CROSMAN. EDMUND B. ALEXANDER. {Simon Willard. o JamesMonroe. {Dennis H. Mahan. i815 ho /. Leslie. J Robert P. Parrott. Charles Davies. JOHN K. FINDLAY. WJOHN M. FESSENDEN. (Horace Webster. I8I8 Harvey Brozwn. 185 J WASHINGTON SEAWELL. H(artman Bache. N. SAYRE HARRIS. Edward D. Mansfield. WM. H. C. BARTLETT. Henry Brewerton. Samuel P. Heintzelman. I8I9 Henry A. TI8onson.6 AUG'ST'S J. PLEASANTON. *JOSHUA BAKER. EDWIN B. BABBITT. |DANIEL TYLER. Nathaniel C. Macrae. 1 William H. Swift. SILAS CASEY. I820 Rawlins Lowndes. r EBENEZER S. SIBLEY. 182I SethM r.Capron. NATAlexander J. J Center.ON NATHANIEL J. EATON. W(ILLIAM C. YOUNG. Abraham Van Buren. 1822 David H. Vinton. r Aber. Church. Bei~lamih H. Wright. Albert E. Church. t BeamiH. Wrght. 8 Richard C. Tilghman. 82 ALFRED MORDECAI. 8 Gustave S. Rousseau. 823 GEORGE S. GREENE. CRAFTS J. WRIGHT. i4 ANNUAL REUNION, JUNE 9, I88I. CLASS, CLASS. CATH, P. BUCKINGHAM. MARSENA R. PATRICK. JOSEPH SMITH BRYCE. r835 *`THOMAS B. ARDEN. SIDNEY BURBANK WILLIAM N. GRIER. WILLIAM HOFFMAN. THOMAS SWORDS. JOSEPH R. ANDERSON. I829 ALBEMARLE CADY. IMARLB'GH CHURCHILL. |T1HOMAS A. DAVIES. I JAMES L. DONALDSON. Caleb C.Sibley. 836 Thomas W. Sherman. Caleb CA.Sible. 1836 Alexander P. C; ittenden. JAMES CLARK. PETER V. HAGNER. George R. J. Bowdaoin. E HAG . L BENJAMIN W. BRICE. GEORGE C. THOMAS. A lrthur B. Lansing. Francis Vinton. 1830 Thomas L. Alexander. HENRY W. BENHAM. *GEORGE W. PATTEN. JOHN BRATT. *ISRAEL VODGES. HHenry E. Prentiss. I837( EDWARD D. TOWNSEND. WILLIAM A. NORTON. BENNETT H. HILL. JACOB AMMEN. JOSHUA H. BATES. 1831 ANDREW A. HUMPHRIES. ( ROBERT M. MCLANE. WILLIAM H. EMORY. W*VILLIAM CHAPMAN. F JOHN T. METCALFE. WILLIAM B. BLAIR. CHARLES WHITTLESEY. HARLES WHITTLES. Willziam F. Barry. r BENJAMIN S. EWELL. I838 LANGDON C. EASTON. GEORGE W. CASS. IRVIN MCDOWELL. ERASMUS D. KEYES. William J. Hfardee. JOHN N. MACOMB. L HAMILTON W. MERRILL. I832 WARD H. BURNETT. GEORGE THOM. JAMES Hd.H. SIMPSON. 1839 JAMES B. RICKETTS. Alfred Bruztsh. THOMAS HUNTON. RANDOLPH B. MARCY. ALBERT G. EDWARDS. C Charles P. Kingzsbur'y. WIILLIAM T. SHERMAN. JOHN G;. BARNARD. STEWART VAN VLIET. GEORGE W. CULLUM. I840g GEORGE V. GETTY. FRufs King. George H. Thomas. FRANCIS HI. SMITrH. I*PINCKNEY LUGENBEEL. 1833 % William H. Sidell. OLIVER L. SHEPHERD. HENRY WALLER. HENRY DU PONT. '*ZEALOUS B. TOWER. BENJAMIN ALVORD. Joh/n Love. HENRY L. SCOTT. HARVEY A. ALLEN. SEWALL L. FREMONT. 1834 THOMAS A. MORRIS. I841 Sim S. Fahnestock. r GEORGE W. MORELL. RICHARD P. HAMMOND. HORACE BROOKS. JOHN M. BRANNAN. * HENRY L. KENDRICK. FRANKLIN F. FLINT. 1835 Alexander S. facomb. ( JOHN NEWTON. HENRY PRINCE. 1842 WILLIAM S. ROSECRANS. , ISAAC V. D. REEVE. JAMES G. BENTON. ANNUAL REUNION, JUNE 9, I88I. 5 CLASS. CLASS. ' JOHN HILLHOUSE F IHORATIO G. GIBSON. *ABNER DOUBLEDAY. AMBROSE E. BURNSIDE. *IJOHN S. MCCALMONT. | JOHN GIBBON. George Sykes. I847 ROMEYN B. AYRES. 842 ETUGENE E. MCLEAN. THOMAS H. NEILL. Charles T. Baker. WILLIAM W. BURNS. SAMUEL B. HAYMAN. L EGBERT L. VIELE. \ JAMES LONGSTREET. ( WrM. P. TROWBRIDGE. WILLIAM B. FRANKLIN. Wm P. TROWBRIDGE. ROBERT. S. WILLIAMSON. GEORGE DESHON. I NATHANIEL MICHLER. WM. F. RAYNOLDS. I48 RICHARD I. DODGE. Jo/n J. Peck. I WILLIAM N. R BEALL. *JOSEPH J. REYNOLDS. TTHOMAS D. JOHNS. 43 **CHRISTOPHER C. AUGER. ULYSSES S. GRANT. QUINCY A. GILLMORE. 'CHARLES S. HAMILTON. JOHN G. PARKE. RUFUS INGALLS. MILTON COGSWELL. Cave J. Couts. CHIAUNCEY MCKEEVER. I849 RUFUS SAXTON. [ WILLIAM G. PECK. E. MK. HUDSON. 8) Samuel Gill. H. ROBERTSON. 844i ALFRED PLEASANTON. SAMUEL B. HOLABIRD. - WINFIELD S. HANCOCK. j James P.Roy. F THOMAS J. WOOD. CHARLES P. STONE.STONE. F FREDERICK E. PRIME. FITZ-JOHN PORTER. GOUVERN'R K. WARREN. HENRY COPPEE. SILAS CRISPIN. I845 FRANCIS COLLINS. 5 Oscar A. zack. GEORGE P. ANDREWS. ERT RAN . DELOS B. SACKETT. H. BATES. 'Y-HIENRYX-HENRY B. CITeZ.aCLITZ. |FRANCIS L THOMAS G. PITCHER. L Zetus S. Zearle. GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN. GEORGE L. ANDREWS. I JohsnG. Toser. | ALEXANDER PIPER. EDM. L. F. HARDCASTLE. i81 *CALEB HUSE. FRANCIS T. BRYAN. ALEXANDER J. PERRY. EDWARD C. BOYNTON. ROBERT E. PATTERSON. CHARLES C. GILBERT. i WILLIAM D. WHIPPLE. JAMESN NJAMES OOAKES. AKLES. ( THOMAS L. CASEY. INNIS N. PALMER.Gorge W Rose PARMENUS T. TURNLEY. *HENRY W SLOCUM. GEORGE H. GORDON. *JAMES W. ROBINSON. *DE LANCEY FLOYD-JONES. "MILO S. HASCALL. I SAMUEL B. MAXEY. I852 JOHN MULLAN. JOSEPH J. WOODS. Zylvester Mowry. I JULIAN MCALLISTER. *MARSHALL T. POLK. 1847 *D. T. VAN BUREN. ALEX. McD. MCCOOK. t ORLANDO B. WILCOX. L WILLIAM MYERS. 6 ANNUAL REUNION, JUNE 9, I88I. CLASS. CLASS. WILLIAM P. CRAIGHILL. 8 JJOSEPH WHEELER. WILLIAM S. SMITH. JOHN J. UPHAM. JOHN M. SCHOFIELD. THOMAS M. VINCENT. WALTER MCFARLAND. -*HENRY C. SYMONDS. *HORACE PORTER. IGEORGE BELL. JAMES H. WILSON. R . 5 3 Lzouis Pelouze. JAMES M. WHITTEMORE. LARHETT L.LIVINGSTON. I86 ALANSON M. RANDOL. Robert O. Tyler. JOHN M. WILSON. PHILIP H. SHERIDAN. EDWARD R. HOPKINS. ALEX. CHAMBERS. JAMES P. MARTIN. L WILLIAM CRAIG. SAMUEL T. GUSHING. *HENRYLT ABOT. I ROBERT H. HALL. f'HENRY L. ABBOT. TIHOMAS H. RUGER. F HENRY DUPONT. JUDSON D. BINGHAM. ORVILLE E. BABCOCK. 1854 MICHAEL R. MORGAN. ADEL. R. BUFFINGTON. OLIVER D. GREENE. Emory Uptoz. George A. Gordon. NATH. R. CHAMBLISS. L CHARLES G. SAWTELLE. I86I SAMUEL N. BENJAMIN. 1May FRANKLIN HARWOOD. CYRUS B. COMSTOCK. Y JOHN W. BARLOW. *GEORGE H. ELLIOT. GEORGE AW.DRESSER. ' JUNIUS B. WHEELER. CHARLES MCK. LEOSER. John V. DuBois. HENRY C. HASBROUCK. 18ALEXANDER S. WEBB. FRANCIS A. DAVIES. 8 I55JOHN W. TURNER. EUGENE B. BEAUMONT. *LEWIS MERRILL. A/fred T. A. Torbert. WILLIAMF H. HARRIS. *WILLIAM B.. HAZEN. *ALFRED MORDECAI. 'HTENRY M. LAZELLE. 186 C/ar/es C. Parsons. June Josepz C. Audenried. DAVID C. HOUSTON. ' PHILIP H. REMINGTON. 'H IERBERTA. HASCALL. JAMES P. DROUILLARD. Francis L. Vinton. G L LORENZO LORAIN. GEORGE L. GILLESPIE. 1856 *JEREMIAH H. GILMAN SAMUEL L. MANSFIELD. GEORGE JACKSON. 1862 MORRIS HAF WILLIAM B. HUGHES. I F B HAMILTON. John HAcL. Hildz . i JAMES H. ROLLINS. , JAMES H. LORD. r E. PORTER ALEXANDER.R S. MANNING M. KIMMEL. PETER SMICHJE. I857 JOSEP . CONRAD. JOHN R. McGINNESS. I JOSEPH S. CONRAD. FRANK PTIPPS. L ROBERT H. ANDERSON. JAE H.. RILY. JAMES W. REILLY. 1858 Win. J L. Nicodemus. 8636BEEBE. ILLIAM S. 13 JOHN G. BUTLER. FRANCIS L. GUENTHER. · ROBERT CATLIN. I859- MARTIN D. HARDIN. CHARLES H. LESTER. I5 FRANCIS J. CRILLY. JAMES M. J. SANNO. CALEB L H. CARLTONI . JAMES R. REID. ANNUAL REUNION, JUNE 9, 188i. 7 CLASS. CLASS. GARRETT J. LYDECKER. r ROBERT FLETCHER. OSWALD H. ERNST. DAVID D, JOHNSON. 864 CHAS. B. PHILLIPS. EUGENE 0. FECHET. CHAS. J. ALLEN. Paul Dahlgren. EDWARD D. WHEELER, |CHAS. W. WHIPPLE. DAVID S. DENNISON. (*CHAS. W.CHAS. RAYMOND. W ALEX. L. MORTON, A. MACOMB MILLER. i . J. VOLMAR. DAVID W. PAYNE. JM I. J. OIR. THOMAS H. HANDBURY.HIANDBURY. IJAMESWM. C. H.FORBUSH. JONES. JAMES C. POST.JOHN D. C. HOSKINS. ALFRED E. BATES. FJOHN .C.HOSKINS. FRANK W. RUSSELL. JOHN P. STORY. K R . J. HARRISON HALL. THOS. J.MARCH. APPLETON D. PALMER. LOYALL FARRAGUT. WM. H. MCLAUGHLIN. I DELANCEY A. KANE. £865 Edward H. Totten. LEONARD G IHN. JAMES M. MARSHALL. SAMUEL E. TILLMAN WM.WljSM. S.SM STARRING.STARRINGE PHILIP M. PRICE. EDWARD HUNTER. DANIEL M. TAYLOR. SAMUELSAMUEL M. MILS.MILLS.]SAMUEL 869 WILLIAM E.P. TILLMAN.DUVALL. EDGAR C. BOWEN. REMEMB. H, LINDSEY, WV. D. O'TOOLE. 'CHAS. BRADEN. ARCHIBALD H. GOODLOE. .WLLIAM F. SMITH CASS DURHAM. I WILLIAM GERHARD. ROBERT B. WADE. P. ELMENDORF SLOAN. ( FRANCIS V. GREENE. WINFIELD S. CHAPLIN. f Richard C. Churchill, ' C ( RichASrN . C-urci EDWARD G. STEVENS. I WVI^A86. HK IPHAM. I7EDGAR S. DUDLEY. .866I *WM. H. UPHAM. CLARENCE A. POSTLEY. *FRANCIS L. HILLS. BENJ. H. RANDOLPH ( JOHN F. STRETCH. I RICHARD A. WILLIAMS, JOHN C. MAILERY. 1870- CHAS. W. LARNED. CLINTON B. SEARS. 7 EDMUND M. COBB. 'WM. E. ROGERS. &SAMUEL W. FOUNTAIN. FREDERICK A. MAHAN. ROBERT E. COXE. William F. Revnolds. 'DEXTER XV. PARKER. CROSBY P. MILLER. Benjamin H . IHodgson. THOS. H. BARBER. SEBREE SMITH. 1867 EUGENE P. MURPHY. 'ISAIAH H. MCDONALD. EDWIN S. CURTIS. • ROBERT N. PRICE. GEORGE A. GARRETSON. STANISLAUS REMAK. 8 GEO.S.ANDERSON. L87T THOS. MA. WOODRUFF, IEDW'D S. GODFREY. WOODRUFF LWM. J. ROE. JAMES B. HICKEY. ( EDGAR W. BASS. ( ROGERS BIRNIE. 7868 JOSEPH H. WILLARD. 1872 STANHOPE E. BLUNT. ( HENRY METCALFE. CHAS. D. PARKHURST, 8 ANNUAL REUNION, JUNE 9. I881. CLASS. CLASS. r JACOB R. RIBLETT. ( JOHN J. HADEN. WM. B. WETMORE. 8 HENRY J. GOLDMAN. I WM. H. H. JAMES. | JOHN BIGELOW, JR. L[HENRY H. LANDON. BEN I, BUTLER. AUGUSTUS C. TYLER, STSC. TLE I879A FREDERICK V. ABBOTT. I873 *SAMUEL N. HOLMES. QUINCY O'M. GILLMORE. S. B ( CHAS. S. BURT. ( RUSSELL THAYER. i GEO. H. MORGAN. I874 GEORGE R. CECIL. I880o JAMES S. ROGERS. WILLIS WITTICH. FRANCIS J. A. DARR. l CHAS. B.
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