A Brief His t o ry o f t he M ERSET C LI

of Boston

Wi t h a Li st o f Pa st a n d

Presen t M em b ers

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Prepared by A C om mitte e of t he Club

Prefa c e

IT has been considered advisable to publish a brief history of the Somerset Club from its organiz ation to the present n r time, a period of sixty years, that i this way the memo y of the names and lives of many distinguished gentlemen of Boston who played an important part in making our

city what it was in a former generation , and who made this Club one of the most distin ished social associations of

i n our country, shall be held due honor by their succes n n n sors , a d that there shall be preserved the roll ot o ly of our predecessors but of all those also with whom we have been associated . The preparation of this volume has been entrusted to a special committee by the government of the Club .

The . . r Club is greatly indebted to Mrs Charles W Amo y,

r Dr . J . Collins Warren , Dr . Hen y F . Sears and Mr . Charles R F . ead of the Bostonian Society for valuable information concerning the houses of the Club .

Contents

HI S TORY OF THE CLUB

OFFI CE R S AND TR USTE E S

HONO RARY MEM B E RS

DI S TI NGUI S H E D GUE S TS

PAS T AND PR E S E NT MEM B E RS

Illustrations

THE SOM ER SET CLUB 1900 Fronti rpi ece

SEAL OF THE CLUB Ti tle page

A GR OUP OF OR IGINAL MEM B E RS — THE SOM E R S ET CLUB 18 52 1 872

THE DAVI D SEAR S HOUSE AS OR I G I NALLY BUI LT

CE T PI STE R T E E E E N RE ECE OF WEB ABL S RVIC , SH FFIELD

PLATE

F I S B . CR I NS HI E LD F ST R E SI RANC OWN , IR P DENT

M H P R F ST TR S R E R SA UEL OO E , IR EA U

G T. M F ST E R ET R GEOR E LY AN , IR S C A Y

SI GNATURES OF OR I GI NAL MEM BERS

SE S H S E T AR OU ABLET Ta ilpi ece

Histo ry of t he S omerset Club

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History of t he Somerset Club

I N 1846 there existed an association of gentlemen "called T T u at first the ravellers, later the remont Cl b) , which occupied chambers in Tremont Street described as opposite

the old Boston Museum, a playhouse . It possessed no

restaurant, but refreshments were brought in from without

- as wanted . It consisted of forty one members . T hese gentlemen , whose names are given below, adopted ,

12 18 1 September , 5 , the name at first of Beacon Club, soon

changed to Somerset Club, and purchased for their new home the stone building on the eastern corner of Somerset

. T G and Beacon streets his edifice , with the ad"oining ard

18 16 n n M . D H n n er house , was built i by r avid i ckley, a d was called the finest house in Boston at that time . Its site had been previously occupied by the ancient Stone house

Rev . n of James Allen of the First Church , who ow ed a far larger part of the territory of Boston than was ever owned ” h by any other individual . T e Hinckley house was in

ri ed G he t . . and occupied by his daughter, who married W

E . 18 1 . Hodgkinson , sq It was purchased of her in 3 by Hon

Crowninshield Ben"amin W . , who removed at that time

The . u from Salem interior, filled with beautiful f rniture , n n n r d i pai ti gs , a d statua y, is well escribed by h s daughter,

. . n R Mrs J Mason Warren, in her interesti g eminiscences privately published a few years ago . “ N Gleaner "athaniel I . Bowditch) thus alludes to the Club house in one of his interesting communications in the 4 Somerset Club

‘ T 18 S w Boston ranscript , 55 , as O well kno n to Young

’ America for its elegant appointments , or, as devoted wives sitting at home might prefer to call them, its seductive ” attractions .

’ Crowninshield s 18 1 After Mr . death in 5 the house was

m m r A il e be s r 1 18 2 . purchased by this Club and Opened to p , 5

’ During its occupancy a ladies restaurant was opened in connection with the Club , probably the first of its kind in the country . Here follows a Copy of the call for the meet ing of orga niz ation "

h 2 20t 18 . BOSTON , March , 5 SI R "

The Subscribers to the Club , at the corner of Beacon and Somerset Streets, are requested to meet in their Club

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2 6 h . P . M t . House , on Friday, the inst , at 7 o clock , to receive the report of their Committee "to establish a Con st it ut ion B —L and y aws , and transact such other business as may come before the meeting, preparatory to occupancy .

JOHN D . BATES ,

For the Execu ti ve Commi tte e.

Th P S . e Club House will be Open to the families of

2 t h . members and their friends, on Wednesday the 4 inst , during the day and evening .

The property was held under an instrument in the form “ n " of an i denture, which begins as follows Whereas by an indenture made on the Seventeenth of April in the year of

r wninshield . Lo 18 2 w . C o E our rd 5 bet een Francis B , sq , E Samuel Hooper, sq . , and James Davis , the younger, merchant, all of the city of Boston , on the one part , and

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F n B F H . B n D S r. ra cis assett, rederick radlee a d avid ears , J , E all of said Boston , squires , who executed the same on

‘ ’ h l o th s o th So s t Cl t . be a f f e member f e mer e ub , e c

wninshield ru . Cro Messrs , Hooper and Davis became t stees , under whom the property was held for the benefit of the

18 2 0 2 0 shareholders "but in 55 , 4 six per cent bonds, of $ 5

each , to the amount of sixty thousand dollars , were issued ,

1000 sub"ect to a sinking fund of $ per annum, and shares

to this amount were retired . A t tw nt s n 18 1 th Cl n lt t nec es f er e y year , i 7 , e ub agai fe i

sary to obtain more capacious quarters , and purchased

2 the Sears Mansion , 4 and 43 Beacon Street, at a cost of

The to which it removed the following year . old

Club house was then sold to the Congregational Association ,

n 18 6 and was k own as the Congregational Building . In 9 it

1 0 was purchased by Houghton and Dutton , who in 9 4 took S the structure down , and erected on its ite the western comer part of their present stores . The land upon which the Sears Mansion was erected was a part of the eleven acres previously owned by John Single ton Copley, the celebrated artist , and originally belonged to

Blackstone . T Copley speaks of it as his farm on Beacon Hill . here he painted many of his famous portraits . All that we know n n n of the house is that it was pai ted yellow, a d that ear it “ M Vn ” was that of aster i al the schoolteacher, where the O tis house , now the residence of W . Austin Wadsworth,

E . sq , stands . In 1 Co l l t Boston w nt to -E o n not 774 p ey ef , e ur pe , a d did return . The British forces erected fortifications upon his 6 Som erset Club

lands . In his absence his house was sold without his knowl

. In 1 6 h s nt h s son l t Lo L n h st Lo edge 79 e e i , a er rd y d ur , rd l G High Chance lor of reat Britain , to Boston to recover his h t . T e proper y suit was compromised by Messrs . Otis and u Mason on payment of four thousand g ineas . The date of

t he the demolition of Copley house has not been ascertained . U pon this Copley lot Mr . Sears built his handsome stone ho s on th l n o B on St t n ns t t l t u e e i e f eac ree , a d i er ed a ab e w th th ollow n ns t on "“ M ns on Hous t i e f i g i crip i a i e, erec ed by David Sears in the year one thousand eight hundred — ” A. The and nineteen Parris , architect . ornamental marble tablet s upon the front Were carved by Solomon

Willard , who was the architect of Bunker Hill Monument .

The original Sears house had but one bow, with windows

The en from the basement to the roof on each Side of it . trance was upon its eastern Side through a courtyard lead

ing to a stable in the rear . There were trees in this yard ,

u a n as well as in that on the western side of the ho se, and

’ Ol other story was added . Behind the d house "Copley s)

r stood a barn , which was converted into a tempora y hos pital for the wounded British officers after the battle of

Bunker Hill . When Mr . Sears was digging the foundations

of his house the workmen came , at a depth of several feet

moc c a sined under the surface , to a gigantic foot, perhaps

2 off % feet long, broken at the ankle , and carved from a kind

of limestone not found in this vicinity, which he presented

ae to the Boston Athen um , where it seems to have been lost

sight of.

Even Mr . Copley would admit that the houses of

Messrs . Sears, Parker and Appleton have more than

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made good the t wo domiciles which are delineated in all the

dignity of yellow paint on the original plan of the Mt .

Vernon purchase . Except the old powder house we have seen that only these two houses "Copley’ s and Master Vinal ’ s) appear on a plan of an Estate containing a million

u of square feet, pon which now stand probably five hundred ” th Re o r . Glea ner 18 ort Reco d Com houses , in 55 vide 5 p f

Later the building was extended westward by the erection of an additional bow upon land ad"oining belonging to the h Harrison Gray Otis estate . "T e house now standing be O tween the Club and the tis Mansion, occupied by Mr .

R 18 2 h C . D w s lt n M . Ot s n his ic ard ixey, a bui i 3 by r i , i R n , M . . ) In 18 n garde , for his daughter rs itchie 53 a other

house was built by Mr . Sears covering the court yard of the w mansion to the east ard , thus closing access to the stable . The main entrance was then changed to its present position

facing Beacon Street . Before occupation by the Club certain additions were made to the house in the rear under the direction of Messrs . h G . T e z Snell and regerson , architects old stable was ra ed ,

d - L and a large and stately ining room was erected as an , with a billiard hall above it . At right angles to it a kitchen was built, and in the story over it was constructed a bowl ing alley . Enclosed by these structures a large and pleasant e S d t . court was construct d , some ix y feet square So ded and fl surrounded by vines , shrubs and owers , it forms a delight ful outside lounging place in summer . Many changes were made within the old edifice to fit it for the purposes Of a club house . In the process of reconstruction a secret 8 Somerset Club

chamber in the attic was discovered , filled with old Madeira

n wine , stored there at an unk own period and apparently

w n - forgotten by the former o ner . Several dini g rooms for m private entertain ents were included in the alterations . In

one of them, a large and beautiful room, many college class

dinners and notable banquets have been served . Among ' its adornments may be In ent ioned an immense Chinese

- punch bowl, the gift of Mrs . Henry P . Sturgis, and the t - ffi handsome dinner service, wenty one pieces of She eld

plate , which was brought to Philadelphia from Paris by — R Ru 18 18 . ichard sh , our Minister to France , 47 49 He purchased it from an old French family which was in posses

. R sion of it for fifty years . Mr ush had his coat of arms

u . engraved pon it He and Webster, it has been said , were

intimate friends, and the former, knowing Webster coveted

’ t ofiered to s ll t to h . So o W st s n s i , e i im me f eb er frie d ,

knowing this , bought it and presented it to him , and had his

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n . name i scribed upon the pieces After Webster s death, “ ” 2 18 2 Ma rshfield October 4, 5 , the Club , consisting of some

t welve members of the Somerset Club, purchased a large

part of the serv ice and presented it to the Club .

’ ru A ladies restaurant was also const cted , with a separate fl n n n n . In 1 8 2 e tra ce , o the lower oor of the wester bow 7 , when the Club first occupied their new premises , all sup

plies "such as coal, ice , provisions) and ashes, were carried

through a passage from the rear of No. 43 Beacon to Spruce

Street . Complaint having been made to the Supreme

Court that although the estate No . 43 owned a right of

ru No . 2 way to Sp ce Street , estate 4 had no such right, there fore the Supreme Court granted a n in"unction against its

Offi c ers of t he Club

PRESIDENTS

2 CR OWNI NS HI ELD 18 5 FRANCI S B . 18 — E 53 55 CHARLE S H . WARR N 1 — 8 55 57 RICHARD S . FAY — 1 8 60 D S E S . 57 AVID AR , JR — 1 860 6 3 PATRI CK GRANT — 1863 66 HE NRY GR E E NOUGH 18 — TUR G S 66 6 8 HE N RY P . S I 186 — US S E 8 7 2 NATHANI E L P . R LL — 1 8 2 6 E S N B O ND 7 7 J . N L O RLA 18 — U T 76 8 1 NATHANI E L W . C R IS 1 8 8 1—8 2 FF E N COO DG E T. JE RSO LI 1 882— F E 83 FRAN CI S W . PAL R Y — 1 8 8 88 OG E R S 3 JA COB C . R 1 888— E 93 FR E DE RICK W . BRADL E 1 8 — N G 93 9 6 JOHN A. LOR I 1 8 6—1 1 E N S S E 9 90 . ROLLI MOR 1 — TH 0 1 R . 9 0 5 EUGE N E V. AYER 1 0 —1 BAYLI E S 9 5 1 WALT E R C . 19 1 1 ARTHUR LITHGOW DEVE NS

TREASURE R S

SAM UE L HOOPE R E G T YM N G OR E . L A HARR I S ON RITCHI E E WILLIAM B . RI C HE NRY WH ITWELL ED DM WARD W . CO AN H E GE OR GE B . C AS S K FRANCIS S . FI E N M I BE JA N C . MI F F LIN FRANKLI N B URG E SS 14 Somerset Club

186 — 0 9 7 WILLIAM P . FAY — 1 870 7 1 FRANKLI N B UR G E S S — 1 8 1 2 A B D 7 7 L ERT F. HEAR 1 8 2— 6 A 7 7 ROBERT M . PR TT 1 — H 8 6 N TH E . 7 77 AT ANIEL AY R , JR 18 —8 1 M 77 BEN JA I N E . MORS E — 1 88 1 87 JAM E S JACKSON — 1 8 8 88 R A 7 F N CI S C . LORI NG — 18 88 89 CHARLE S WH IT N E Y — 1 8 8 LI E E 9 9 5 JOHN T. NZ 18 - TH M EDM A D 95 97 O AS S . N S — 1897 19 1 1 ARTHU R LITHGOW D EVE N S 1 1 1 M E S W L E CE . 9 JA A R N , JR

SE CRETARIES

1 8 2 E G E 5 G OR T. LYMAN — 1 8 53 57 HARRI S ON RIT CHI E — 18 57 59 CHARLE S R . CODM AN — 1 8 6 1 H D . BA E S O . 59 J N T , JR — D 1 86 1 6 4 H . GAR I NE R GORHAM — DINE R GORHAM 1 864 6 5 BATE S 186 —66 I E TE S 5 V S G . BA — 1866 68 ROB E RT M . PRATT — 1868 69 WILLIAM P . FAY 1869 - 70 FRAN KLIN B UR G E SS — 1 870 7 1 WILLIAM P . FAY — E C E 1 87 1 7 3 J . L WIS STA KPOL — 1 873 8 1 HALL CURTI S — 1 88 1 8 2 G E . B . GEOR M ARNARD , JR 1 8 8 2— NG 87 FRA N CIS C . LORI — 1 8 87 9 1 ROB E RT GRANT 1 — 89 1 9 2 GE ORG E S . DABNEY — 1 89 2 9 5 EDWARD B . HAVEN — 1 8 6 HAM M ND . 95 9 O , JR 1 896 HAM M OND

M r H e e ed e e v C 18 . George ill nt r th s r ice of the lub in 55 , and was its able 0 Sup erintendent from 1866 t o 19 6 .

Trustees

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. CR I N I ELD F. B OWN S H SAM UEL HOOPE R

M E S D I S R . JA AV , J

1 869 SAM UE L HOO FE R JAM E S DAVI S

F O. NCE . PRI

JAM E S DAVI S E F. O. PRINC

GE ORG E P . UPHAM

F. O. PRINCE H M GE ORG E P . UP A M EXTE R WILLIA S . D

1 898 H M GE ORG E P . UP A E R WILLIAM S . D EXT ROB E RT GRANT

1902

WILLIAM S . D EXT E R ROB E R T GRANT NATHAN I E L THAY E R I 909 ROB E RT GRANT NATHAN I E L THAYE R CH S FR C S A M S 2 D ARLE AN I DA ,

19 1 1 ROB E RT GRANT CH E S FR C S A M S 2D ARL AN I DA , Honora ry M embers

DANIEL WE BSTE R I S C D S AA P . AVI LOUIS AGA S S I z

CHARLES H . WARR EN JARED SPARKS

TH M S O E . O A M TL Y , JR BENJAM I N PE IRCE

JOH N H . CLI FFORD D M E S C SON M . . JA JA K , WOLCOTT GIBB S

G E ORG E M . LANE AS WM . PINWALL

. R HON . G . S HILLA D H EDWARD T. NIC OLS

A LSO

Res ident offic ers i n command of Navy Ya rd "Charlestown) a nd Harb or "Boston) forti

fic at ions .

Distinguished G uests

Disting uished Guests

P RESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATE S

1 867 ANDREW JOHNSON

1 8 77 RUTHERFORD B . HAYES

1 88 2 CHESTER A . ARTHUR 1 893 GROVER CLEVELAND 1 899 WILLIAM MCKINLEY 1 0 1 1 0 9 , 9 9 THEODORE ROOSEVELT H 1909 WILLIAM . TAFT

ROYALTI E S

WA LE s LORD RENFREW "PRINCE OF ) with suite, LORD LYONS ,

i h . G Br tis Minister, DUKE OF NEWCASTLE , EARL OF ST ER G C M J R B , M F MANS , A OR ENERAL O ERT BRUCE ARQUIS O HAN

DOS , DR . ACLAND . HIS IMPERIAL HIGHNESS GRAND DUKE ALEXIS OF RUSSIA and

C . CA ACA Y T Z . suite . HIS EXCELLENCY , Russian Minister L COUNT SHOUVA OFF . HIS IMPERIAL HIGHNESS GRAND DUKE ALEXANDER OF RUSSIA

and suite . H R . . . H . THE DUKE OF THE ABRUZZI , Italy

HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE HENRY OF PRUSSIA and suite .

HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE CROWN PRINCE OF SIAM .

f . HIS IMPERIAL HIGHNESS PRINCE KUNI and Staf , Tokio

HIS IMPERIAL HIGHNESS PRINCE FUSHIMI , Japan .

RE PRESENTATIVES OF FOREIG N G OVERNMENTS

SA RTI G E S . LE COMTE DE , French Minister

E . HIS XCELLENCY LORD NAPIER, England

VAN LIMBURG , Netherlands Minister . E . W. HIS EXCELLENCY SIR HEAD , Governor General of

Canada .

E . E HIS XCELLENCY M MERCIER, nvoy Extraordinary of

H I M J E F . IS MPERIAL A ESTY, THE MPEROR O THE FRENCH 20 Somerset Club

62 v 1 8 . EARL OF MULGRAVE , Governor of No a Scotia 186 E . 3 HIS XCELLENCY LORD LYONS , British Minister 66 M 8 . 1 ARQUIS OF LORNE , England

1 86 OS TE N S A K E N . 7 BARON , Washington

1 86 . 9 SIR EDWARD THORNTON , British Minister

8 6 . 1 9 COUNT ESTERHAZY, Austrian Legation

8 2 . 1 7 COUNT CORTI , Italian Minister

1 8 2 . . 7 MR STEVERSON , Swedish Minister HE E LM LL R 1 8 2 NG U E . 7 BARON VON , Austrian Legation

1 8 2 . 7 COUNT ARCO , German Legation

1 8 2 . 7 COUNT ARNIM , German Legation ’

2 H . D OFF E N B E R G 1 8 L Ru ia Env y . 7 E BARON , ss n o

1 8 2 A Mini er f E uad r . 7 NTONIO FLORES , st o " o

1 8 72 Spanish Minister .

18 72 Minister of the Netherlands . 18 7 2 Minister of Turkey 1 8 2 7 Minister of Portugal .

1 8 72 Austrian Envoys .

1 8 72 Swedish Minister . 1 8 2 h . 7 MARQUIS DE NOAILLES , Frenc Minister

1 8 2 SCH Loz E R . 7 VON , German Minister HE E RM A N LI D E R R G N C ON . 1 8 . h 74 J DE , Danis Minister

1 8 Of . 74 EARL OF DUFFERIN , Governor General Canada AR R CHI BE L. I S TA Y 1 8 . . 75 J , Ottoman Minister

1 8 8 The . 7 Russian Minister, Washington

1 8 8 2 . DE BILLE , Danish Minister, Washington

8 2 v . 1 8 y, u BARON SCHAEFFER, En oy Extraordinar A stria

1 8 8 . E Peruvian Mini er . 3 J FREDERICO LMORE , st

1 8 8 1K v . 3 MIN YONG , En oy Extraordinary, Corea

1 8 8 E R OUS TA N . 4 TH ODORE , French Minister

1 8 8 u h g". 4 COUNT LIPPE WEISSENFELD , A strian C ar

1 88 . 4 DON JUAN VELERA , Spanish Minister

R E E R LD . 1 8 8 . UT S KYO 5 MR , Swedish Minister

- 1 8 86 . SIR LIONEL SACKVILLE WEST, British Minister

1 8 86 u . BARON ROSEN , R ssia

1 8 86 US H I I R I N I CH I E y , . J KUKI , nvo Extraordinary Japan

1 8 8 . ", u 9 COUNT GRENVILLE , Charg A strian Legation

1 8 0 PAUN CE FOTE . 9 SIR JULIAN , British Minister

1 8 2 u . 9 DE STRUVE , R ssian Minister

1 8 2 G u . 9 SENOR DON UZMAN , Nicarag an Minister Somerset Club 21

PATE NOTR E . M . DE , French Minister TH I E LMA N N . BARON , German Ambassador

e BARON HERMANN, G rman Embassy .

G OETZ E N . GRAF VON , German Embassy

LT. . GENERAL SIR GEORGE DIGBY BAKER , GOV of Bermuda . T . HIS EXCELLENCY VON HOLLEBEN, German Ambassador .

HIS EXCELLENCY TARU HOSHI , Japanese Minister .

- EARL OF ABERDEEN , Governor General of Canada .

BARON SPECK VON STERNBURG , German Ambassador .

M . JULES CAMBON, French Ambassador, Washington .

b . KOGORO TAKAHIRA, Japanese Am assador r i SIR HENRY MORTIMER DURAND , B it sh Ambassador .

- CH E N B UNG . SIR LIANG CHENG , Chinese Minister

E . ARL GREY , Governor General of Canada

COUNT MOLTKE , Copenhagen .

HATZF E LDT . COUNT HERMANN , Washington

HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN LOUDON , Minister of the Nether

lands .

RT . HON . JAMES BRYCE , British Ambassador .

OUR AM BASSADORS AND M INISTERS

1 8 8 . . 4 HON BELLAMY STORER, Cincinnati F 1 8 0 . . . 9 HON THOMAS BAYARD , Washington

H . D H. . . 1 0 . U S . w y . 9 7 HON PEIRCE , Minister to Nor a

OFFICERS OF G OVERNM ENT CAB INET SENATORS AND , , G OVERN ORS OF STATE S

F. HON . GEORGE HOAR, Worcester . H HON . J . . CHOATE , New York . a r H . FF D Secre ary f W . ON JE ERSON AVIS , t o

H . H . . . S W Secre ary f S a e ON WM E ARD , t o t t

H . E H Maine . ON UGENE ALE ,

. c H R S U z St . u . HON CARL , Lo is

. W. . E h . HON M VARTS , Was ington

y . GOVERNOR CURTIN , Penns lvania

H . M a ing . ON ONTGOMERY BLAIR, W sh ton

GOVERNOR HEAD , New Hampshire .

Z . GOVERNOR VAN ANDT, Rhode Island 22 Somerset Club

GOVERNOR PROCTOR, Vermont .

- EX GOVERNOR WILLIAM CLAFLIN .

- H . EX GOVERNOR ALEXANDER BULLOCK .

- EX GOVERNOR GEORGE S . BOUTW ELL .

S . HON . CHARLES FAIRCHILD , Secretary of the Treasury .

HON . THOMAS B . REED , Portland . T HON . ROBERT . LINCOLN, Chicago .

G . HON . J . CARLISLE, Secretary of the Treasury .

ATTY. GENERAL JUDSON HARMON .

. C. HON . WM WHITNEY, New York .

W. HON . MURRAY CRANE , Dalton .

- ATTORNEY GENERAL CHARLES J . BONAPARTE . E HON . WM . . CHANDLER, New Hampshire . MA CVEAG H HON . WAYNE , Philadelphia .

L. . . Of . HON M SHAW, Secretary the Treasury

. Wa r. HON ELIHU ROOT, Secretary of B Gov . AYCOCK S . . CHARLES , Carolina

HON . ROBERT SHAW OLIVER, Washington . - R A ATTORNEY GENE L GEORGE W. WICKERSHAM

GIFFORD PINCHOT, New York .

THE UNITED STATES ARMY

COL . JOHN B . MAGRUDER .

GENERAL VAN RENSSELAER . 20t h MAJOR PAUL J . REVERE , Regiment, Mass . LE DUC DE CHARTRES ’ ’ of General Mcc lellan s Staff. LE COMTE DE PARIS ,

MAJOR GENERAL LEWIS WALLACE .

MAJOR GENERAL G . B . MCCLELLAN .

H . . BRIG . GENERAL GEORGE GORDON

F. . BRIG . GENERAL W. BARTLETT

MAJOR GENERAL GEORGE G . MEADE .

MAJOR GENERAL CHARLES DEVENS .

MAJOR GENERAL DANIEL E . SICKLES .

MAJOR GENERAL NELSON A . MILES .

MAJOR GENERAL PHILIP SHERIDAN .

S . COLONEL FORSYTH ,

GENERAL GEORGE M . MCCOOK .

H . MAJOR GENERAL ALFRED . TERRY

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1 6 . 8 5 LIEUT COMMAND . W. B . CUSHING .

1 867 COMMODORE JOHN RODGERS . 6 1 8 9 ADMIRAL DAVID G . FARRAGUT .

1 H . . 869 ADMIRAL C . DAVIS 1 8 7 1 ADMIRAL JAMES ALDEN .

1 8 73 REAR ADMIRAL CHARLES STEEDMAN .

1 8 75 ADMIRAL W. R . TAYLOR .

1 8 77 REAR ADMIRAL A . T. MAHAN .

1 8 78 REAR ADMIRAL JOHN C. HOWELL .

H . 1 8 79 REAR ADMIRAL G . PREBLE .

1 8 79 ADMIRAL GEORGE DEWEY .

U. . . Tenn H . S S erre 1 8 80 REAR ADMIRAL R . WYMAN and Officers of e.

S . . 1 880 REAR ADMIRAL W. SCHLEY

F R OW N I N S HI E LD . 1 8 8 2 COMMANDER . S . C

P . 1 8 89 ADMIRAL C. . R . RODGERS

1 88 . G . 9 ADMIRAL J WALKER and Officers of S"uadron of Evolution .

D . D . 1 889 REAR A MIRAL R . EVANS

1 890 ADMIRAL B . GHERARDI . ’ 1 892 REAR ADMIRAL CHARLES O NEIL .

H . . 1893 REAR ADMIRAL C. DAVIS

E . K. . U. . a n 1 893 REAR ADMIRAL A BENHAM and Officers of S S . S

Fra n c i rc o.

Ra lei h i nc i nna ti . . C S . S 1 895 Officers of U. g and

F . Of . . e U S S . N w 8 . 1 95 REAR ADMIRAL M BUNCE , and Officers

York M i nnea oli r Ra lei h a nd M ont omer . , p , g g y

1 896 REAR ADMIRAL S . B . LUCE .

‘ S . S . nd U. Ma rra hure 18 . S I CA R D a c ttr 97 ADMIRAL M , Officers of , I di a na M a i ne Brookl n D l hi n I wa ew York Texar n o . o , N , , , , y , p

U. S . S . F . 1 8 8 . 9 REAR ADMIRAL J HIGGINSON , and Officers of a rra churettr New York M a rblehea d Ba d er M a chi ar Detroi t M , , , g , , , Ba ncr T a rti ne Helene Wilmi n ton M a ri etta o t o eka I owa . C , , g , , f , p , T a nd 1 899 ADMIRAL WILLIAM . SAMPSON Staff of North Atlantic

S"uadron .

1 899 REAR ADMIRAL FRED RODGERS . F R H R f Of . A A 1900 REAR ADMIRAL N . H QU and Staf North Atlantic

S"uadron . M H S 1903 REAR ADMIRAL JA ES . ANDS , and Officers of North Atlan

tic S"uadron .

1905 CAPTAIN J . R . SELFRIDGE .

F. U. S . . 1 0 G . C 9 7 GENERAL ELLIOT, Marine orps Somerset Club 25

P . REAR ADMIRAL R . . RODGERS F E REAR ADMIRAL . . CHADWICK .

D S . t a REAR A MIRAL SCHROEDER and S fi .

H . REAR ADMIRAL W. BROWNSON .

REAR ADMIRAL JOHN HUBBARD . M REAR ADMIRAL THO AS B . HOWARD , and Officers Visiting

S"uadron .

REAR ADMIRAL CAMERON WINSLOW .

S . . REAR ADMIRAL W. COWLES

AUTHORS

NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE , Concord .

E l . WILLIAM BLACK, ng and

WILLIAM M . THACKERAY, London .

D . H . . E l LABOUCHERE , ng and

GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS , New York .

HON . J . LOTHROP MOTLEY, Boston .

ANTHONY TROLLOPE , London .

F. . C . BROWNE "ARTEMUS WARD) o JUSTIN MCCARTHY, L ndon .

EDMUND YATES , London .

S a n . CLARENCE KING , Francisco

WILKIE COLLINS , London .

C. W. . BENSON , England

REV . CHARLES KINGSLEY, England .

CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER, Hartford .

R . HENRY JAMES , J , Rome .

JOHN HAY, New York .

S . . WILLIAM GILBERT, London

F. . HOPKINSON SMITH , New York

F . . MARION CRAWFORD , New York

E l . OSCAR WILDE , ng and

GEORGE BANCROFT , Washington .

E . L . . GODKIN , New York

MATTHEW ARNOLD , England .

GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA , London .

HON . JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL, Cambridge .

EDWIN TATE , London .

LA N CI ANI . PROF . R . , Rome 26 Somerset Club

RUDYARD KIPLING , India .

LAURENCE HUTTON , New York .

THOMAS NELSON PAGE , Richmond .

CHAI LLU . PAUL B . DU , New York

HALL CAINE , England .

W. GEORGE SMALLEY, London .

ERNEST SETON THOMPSON , New York .

H . , h . WINSTON CHURCHILL Cornis , N

POULTNEY BIGELOW, England .

RICHARD HARDING DAVIS , New York .

E . PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM, England . W O EN WISTER, Philadelphia .

ARTISTS AND M USICIANS

W. . WILLIAM STORY, Rome

WILLIAM M . HUNT, New York .

RICHARD M . HUNT, New York .

CHESTER HARDING , Springfield .

JOHANN STRAUSS , Vienna .

DANIEL GODFREY, Grenadier Guards , England .

THOMAS BALL, Italy .

SIR ARTHUR SULLIVAN , London .

ELIHU VEDDER, Rome .

HE R KOM E R . HUBERT , England

WALTER GAY, Paris .

S . . JOHN SARGENT, London

THOMAS BALL, Florence .

BENJAMIN CONSTANT, Paris .

CHARLES DANA GIBSON, New York .

AUGUSTUS ST . GAUDENS , New York .

ALFRED PARSONS , England .

JOHN LAFARGE , New York .

PRINCE TROUBETZKOY, Russia .

GEORG HENSCHEL , London .

EDWIN A . ABBEY, London .

M EN OF S CIEN C E

- K. 1 8 . 53 54 DR ELISHA KANE , Philadelphia .

6 D . 1 8 . . 3 PROF A . BACHE , Washington Somerset Club 27

- E E . . 866 . C. 1 DR BROWN S QUARD , Paris

1 8 . S . . 73 DR WEIR MITCHELL, Philadelphia

D . M . 1 8 . 77 SIR WILLIAM OSLER, , Montreal

1 877 SIR JOSEPH HOOKER, England .

1 o . 877 SIR LYON PLAYFAIR, L ndon

1 88 1 . . MR REGINALD HARRISON, Liverpool

2 . . 18 8 DR MORELL MACKENZIE , London

1 8 1 . . 9 PROF JAMES GEIKIE , Edinburgh

1 8 2 . . 9 DR ABRAM JACOBI , New York

1 8 S . . . 93 P LANGLEY, Washington

1 8 F . 93 GEORGE FORBES , London

1 8 PUM P E LLY . 93 RAPHAEL , Georg ia f 1 8 . . 95 DR ROSWELL PARK, Bu falo

1 8 . . 97 PROF GEORGE DARWIN , England

1 8 . 97 SIR MALCOLM MORRIS , London

1 8 . 99 SIR ANDREW CLARKE , England

1 0 . . 9 3 ALEX GRAHAM BELL, Washington

1 0 . . 9 7 DR RADCLIFF CROCKER, London

- 1 0 HOFRATH VE I E L . 9 7 GEHEIM , Cannstatt

1 08 . W. C. . 9 COL GORGAS , Panama

D . n . 1 12 M . 9 SIR BERTRAND DAWSON , , Lo don

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G . C . MARIO , MARCHESE DI ANDIA, Paris

CHARLES MATTHEWS , London .

E . CHARLES KEAN, ngland

JOHN BROUGHAM , New York .

WILLIAM J . FLORENCE , London .

LESTER WALLACK, New York . F d . CHARLES ECHTER, Lon on

E . . . A SOTHERN , England

DION BOUCICAULT, Paris .

STRA KOS CH . MAURICE , Paris BR I G N OLI . P . , New York

CHARLES WYNDHAM, London .

LAWRENCE BARRETT, New York .

CONSTANT COQUELIN, Paris .

RICHARD MANSFIELD , London .

S P . JO E H JEFFERSON, New York Somerset Club

JOHN HARE , London . R E . ETzS KE . JEAN and D DE , Poland

H . . SIR BEERBOHM TREE , London o SIR HENRY NEVILLE , L ndon .

GEORGE GROSSMITH , London .

FREDERICK KERR, London .

o . SIR HENRY IRVING , L ndon

E . JOHN DR W, New York D H E WARD . SOTHERN , New York .

OTHER DISTIN G UISHED G UESTS

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WOR M E LEY . . ADMIRAL , R N

T L nd n . HOMAS BARING , o o

GENERAL GOVE , British Army .

Officers of Sardinian frigate S a n Gi ova n ni .

GEORGE PEABODY, London .

R . N . ADMIRAL COFFIN,

IVIA S ON i . HON . J . M . , Virg nia

R T T . HON . COLONEL SCA LE , England

U. S . N . LT . THOMAS A . CATESBY JONES ,

LORD FREDERICK CAVENDISH , England .

LORD J . CECIL, Coldstream Guards .

MARQUIS OF HARTINGTON, England .

G RAZI OLI . DUKE , Italy

I a . PRINCE DOR A, It ly

DUKE OF FELLI , Naples .

i . S . L R . HA IBURTON, Hal fax R d FLUDYE . LT . COLONEL , Grena ier Guards , England

n . HON . RUFUS KING , Ci cinnati

T. . SIR A . GALT , Montreal

- M . A . P . GORDON CU MING , England

AUSTIN CORBIN , New York.

EARL OF ROSEBERY, London . A h n t . SAM W RD , Was i g on

S t . . PRINCIPAL TULLOCH , Andrews

H . LORD HOUG TON , England

E l . ARL OF DUNRAVEN , Ire and

- GEORGE CAVENDISH BENTINCK, England .

HON . HAMILTON FISH , New York. Somerset Club 29

P 18 8 . . . 7 V R A S , D F L d n . ERY EV TANLEY EAN O WESTMINSTER, on o

1 8 8 E . 7 LORD RONALD GOWER, ngland CE L 18 8 S NO A . 7 GENERAL DI , New York

1 8 u ll . 79 HENRY WATTERSON , Lo isvi e

18 . 79 DUKE OF ARGYLE , England

8 . S . 1 U . 79 JUSTICE HARLAN , Supreme Court 1 8 80 FERDINAND DE LESSEPS , Paris . 1 8 80 JAMES GORDON BENNETT, New York . 1 88 1 E L E . DUK OF SUTHER AND , ngland 1 8 8 1 . MARQUIS OF STAFFORD , England

1 88 2 H . . WILLIAM RUSSELL, London 88 2 1 D F N W En and . UKE O E CASTLE , gl 8 8 BLA A 1 C S . 3 LE DUC DE , Ottawa 1 88 E . 3 LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE , ngland 8 1 8 . 3 SIR WILLIAM MCCORMACK, London

1 88 W. . . 4 J . PIGOTT , ESQ , London

L . 1 88 . ow 4 HON SETH , Brooklyn

188 . 5 SIR JOHN ROSE , London

1 886 . GRAHAM BALFOUR, London

E . 1 8 86 . BARON SCHOENBERG , Austria

1 886 G ozzOLI . COUNT , Rome

1 8 86 . LE DUC DE LUYNES , France

T. 8 E . 1 8 . 7 GENERAL BROOKE , England

T. . 1 888 . . HON A BRASSEY , London 1 889 ADMIRAL BROWN DE COLS TR ON and Officers Of French frigate

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1 8 0 . 9 LORD MORPETH , England E H . 18 0 . R A S L nd n . 9 EAR DMIRAL EYMOUR, o o

18 0 . . R H C B Eng a d . 9 T ON JOSEPH HAM ERLAIN , l n 18 1 9 EARL OF DYSART, England .

18 1 . 9 LORD HAWKE , England 1 8 1 u h u . 9 CHIEF JUSTICE WAY , So t A stralia

18 1 . H F L Quebec . 9 ON WIL RED AURIER , 1 8 1 9 L A F S C Eng a d . ORD L RED PENCER HURCHILL, l n 1 8 2 ly . 9 THE DUKE DEL MONTE , Ita ’ 1 8 2 Are hure 9 A AB L B ip t . DMIRAL D EL DE I RAN , sh 18 y . 93 MARQUIS IMPERIALI , Ital 1 8 R LAM OR I I R E A h h . 93 ADMI AL DE , wit Frenc Fleet 18 93 GENERAL VON FUNKE , Dresden . 18 LU B E C KI 94 PRINCE , Paris . 30 Somerset Club

1 8 R OS EN KRA NDS C . 94 BARON , openhagen B K. C. . 1 8 . 94 VICE ADMIRAL SIR JOHN O HOPKINS , and Officers of k T r r Bla e and a ta .

H . . 1 8 . . 94 REV ALEX VINTON, Worcester

1 8 . 94 SIR HENRY STEWART CUNNINGHAM , London

1 8 . 95 HON . JOHN LEE CARROLL, Maryland

1 8 . . 95 M DE MAUNY TALLEYRAND , France

St . 1 8 6 WOLKON S KY . 9 PRINCE , Petersburg

1 8 6 C. WI ND EYE C S , u ice Supreme our New S u h 9 IR WILLIAM J st t, o t

Wales .

1 8 6 . 9 PRINCE WREDE , Vienna

1 8 6 . G S Ke uc y . 9 ENERAL IMON B BUCKNER, nt k 1 8 97 JUDGE JOHN DAVIS , Washington .

1 8 . . S u u . 97 GENERAL A HARTWELL , Honol l 1 8 OR E L 97 VICE ADMIRAL J J MONTT, Chilean Navy . 1 8 F . b . 97 GENERAL WILLIAM CODY, Ne raska 1 8 97 COLONEL KINGSCOTE , Halifax .

1 8 GAR ETS . 97 COMTE DES QUIRAS , France P H . . P a l 1 8 C . . . l ar M . 97 APT R HUMPAGE and Officers of S .

1 8 . 97 LORD GRANVILLE GORDON , London

1 8 . C. . 97 CAPT MONTAGUE NORMAN , London

1 8 BRA NCACCE O . 97 PRINCE , Italy

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1 8 . 97 COUNT DE BRAZZA, Italy

W. . . 1 8 8 . 9 PROF M LINDSAY, Oxford

H . 1 8 8 M A . . . 9 J GENERAL R CUNLIFFE , England

1 8 8 R OTHY . 9 COMTE DE and suite, Belgium

1 8 8 C. . 9 SIR WILLIAM VAN HORNE , Montreal

- 1 8 8 . 9 LORD THURLOW, London

F . 1 8 8 . . G . 9 MAJ GENERAL BERKELEY, England

1 8 8 . 9 SIR WILLIAM MARKBY, London

1 8 8 . . V. . 9 DR A DICEY, Oxford

L. l i 1 8 8 . . Ba f more . 9 PROF B GILDERSLEEVE ,

1 8 8 L H E g a d . 9 ORD ERSCHELL, n l n ’ 1 8 99 HIS EXCELLENCY THE DUKE D ARCOS .

. P L . 1 8 . C . A LE S 99 RT HON , LORD CHIEF BARON OF IRELAND

1 8 . . . F. 99 R H P , elfa Ire and . T ON WM IRRIE B st, l 1 8 S H L nd n . 99 IR ENRY BURDETT , o o 8 1 E . 99 S C N . E E g a d . IR HARLES LIOT, n l n 1 00 9 HENRI DE REGNIER, Paris . 1 00 9 JAMES LOEB , New York .

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E . H . P F . A E g and . RO RMSTRONG , n l

LORD MONSON , England .

. M J G E F D Ca ada . A ENERAL THE ARL O UNDONALD , n

- HON . COSMO GORDON LENNOX , London .

C Du lzere REAR ADMIRAL RIVET and Officers of ruiser p .

EARL OF EUSTON, England . M LORD CLAUD HA ILTON, England .

RT . REV . BISHOP POTTER, New York .

HON . FRANKLIN MURPHY, New Jersey . LOEW E N FE LD G V Germany . ENERAL ON , S CHM ETTOW C V Germany . OUNT ON ,

SIR CHARLES WENTWORTH DILKE , London .

H . C N L W L d . ON HARLES APIER A RENCE , on on

VISCOUNT ST . CYRES , London .

SIR CHARLES RIVERS WILSON , London .

KO DA CH E FF t . U S . PRINCE , Petersburg H E . . ADMIRAL SIR DWARD SEYMOUR, London

S . S E E KUZI SURGEON GENERAL , Japanese Navy .

BARON SCHOENBERG , Austria .

HIS EXCELLENCY TAI HUNG CHI , Imperial Commissioner .

HIS EXCELLENCY JUAN FONG , Imperial Commissioner .

o . COUNT GLEICHEN , L ndon Cu R zON SIR HORACE PLUNKETT , Dublin .

MONSEIGNEUR LE COMTE VAYDE VOYA, Budapest .

VI N OG RA DOFF . PROF . PAUL , Oxford

GILBERT MURRAY, England .

f Va r CAPTAIN SIMONETTI CAR and O ficers of Italian cruiser ere.

H . D . . A MIRAL SIR A MARKHAM , England

. S . . U GRANT, Washington

ADMIRAL SIR LEWIS BEAUMONT, London .

LORD REVELSTOKE , London .

Z . D . BA RAUDON G . ADMIRAL and Staff, erman Navy

PRINCE SAN FAUSTINO , Italy . BE R TOFF N S h . COUNT VON , Was ington M C C B a ing n . OMTE DE HA RUN , W sh to

M . SIR WILLIA RAMSAY, England Pas t and Present Members

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W. 1 8 APPLETON , JAMES Ipswich 93 C R 2 d 1 8 ADAMS , HARLES , Boston 93 8 . H 1 ABBOTT, FRANKLIN P Wellesley ills 93 2 d 1 8 6 AMORY, WILLIAM , Boston 9

L. Ikxflo n 1 8 6 AGASSIZ, RODOLPHE 9 — * 18 6 18 8 AMORY, ARTHUR, JR . Boston 9 9 1 8 8 ABBOTT, HOLKER Wellesley Hills 9 — * W. 1 0 1 1 0 ATKINSON , EDWARD Boston 9 9 3 1 0 ADAMS , ARTHUR Boston 9 3

S . s AMES , JOHN NO . Ea ton F . . s AMES , LOTHROP " No Ea ton

AMORY, INGERSOLL Boston 2 d ADAMS , HENRY, Boston

A G . MORY, GEORGE Boston LARz ANDERSON , Boston

ALLEN , FREEMAN Boston H ASPINWALL, WILLIAM . Boston

AMES , HOBART NO . Easton

S . BARSTOW, FORRESTER BBASSETT , FRANCIS C. ATES , EDWARD Som erset Club 3 7

— ’ G . 18 2 186 BATES , IVES Boston 5 5 r — “ D . 1 8 2 186 BATES , JOHN Boston 5 5 — E . 1 8 2 186 BELKNAP , ANDREW Boston 5 5T — * . o 18 2 BETHUNE, JOHN M B ston 5 1873 — “ . 1 8 2 18 86 BETHUNE, GEORGE A Boston 5 — — * T. 18 2 18 2 18 8 BIGELOW, GEORGE Boston 5 7 7 — “ . 18 2 18 6 BLANCHARD , EDWARD , JR Boston 5 51 — — * 18 2 18 2 1 8 — 18 8 BLAKE , GEORGE BATY Boston 5 7 75 4 — * H . 1 8 2 18 2 BORDMAN, WILLIAM Boston 5 7 — . 1 8 2 186 BOWDITCH , J INGERSOLL Boston 5 51 — H. o o 18 2 18 8 BRADLEE , FREDERICK B st n 5 41 — * . 18 2 18 2 BRADLEE , JAMES B Boston 5 7 — * 18 2 18 2— 18 BREWER, GARDNER Boston 5 7 74 * o 18 2— 18 BROOKS , GORHAM B ston 5 55 18 2— 18 6 * BRYANT, HENRY Boston 5 7 — — ’ S . B 1 8 2 18 2 18 6 BULLARD , WILLIAM oston 5 7 7 r * 1 8 2—18 2— 18 6 BRIMMER, MARTIN Boston 5 7 9 * o 18 2— 186 BAYLEY, JAMES B ston 5 5 — * BOOTT 1 8 2 1 8 2— 18 , KIRK Boston 5 7 79 — * H 18 2 18 2— 18 BULLARD , STEPHEN . 5 7 73 — F. T. 18 2 1 86 BUSH , Boston 5 5T 18 2— 1 8 6 ‘ BARTLETT , SIDNEY Boston 5 51 — — “ 18 18 2 188 2— 1 8 1 BROOKS , FRANCIS Boston 54 7 9 — * C. . 18 18 80 BROOKS , PETER , Boston 55 JR ‘ I 8 — 1 86 BINNEY, AMOS Boston 55 51 — * . s 18 6 1 880 BAYLEY, JOHN P Bo ton 5 — — * F. o 18 18 1 0 BARSTOW, GEORGE B ston 57 93 9 7 — 6 ‘ D . . 18 18 BATES , J . Boston 57 51 JR — — “ S . 1 8 8 18 2 18 8 1 BARSTOW, JOHN Boston 5 7 “ 18 - 18 80— 18 BRAGGIOTTI , FRANCIS Boston 59 93

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1 66 —I S BURGESS , THOMAS 8 77T — * . 1 866 1 8 0 BORLAND , J NELSON 9 1 868—1 8 8 1 —18 8 BUTLER, PETER 4T — * . 1 8 68 1 8 o BIGELOW, HENRY J 9 — . 1 868 1 8 6 BLAKE, HENRY J 7 T 1 868 —1 8 BARDWELL , JOSIAH 751 — D . . 1 868 1 8 8 BOIT, EDWARD , JR 7 — — * . 18 1 1 0 1 I I BOWEN , HOLDER B 7 9 5 9 1 8 1 —1 8 2 BOWDITCH , EDWARD 7 7 T I S I —1 1 * BARTLETT, FRANCIS 7 9 3 — * . 18 1 18 8 BURNHAM , JOHN A 7 3 1 8 1 BEEBE, J . ARTHUR 7

S . 1 8 1 BIGELOW , WILLIAM 7 — O 1 8 2 1 8 BAC N , FRANCIS 7 77T — W. 18 2 18 BALDWIN , GEORGE 7 99 * 1 8 2 —1 8 BANGS , EDWARD 7 94 * 1 8 2 —1 8 G . 7 3 BANGS , EORGE P 9 — M . S . 1 8 2 1 8 BARNARD , GEORGE , R 7 74T — B 1 8 2 1 8 ARTLETT , JOHN 7 75 H 1 8 2 —1 8 8 1 BAILEY, DUDLEY . 7 — 8 C. 1 8 2 1 BROOKS , PETER 7 1 8 2 —1 8 BIRD , A . SIGOURNEY 7 — — * . . 1 8 2 18 1 8 8 BLANCHARD , JOHN A 7 75 5 JR — . 1 8 2 I S I BORLAND , M WOOLSEY 7 9 T * 1 8 2 —1 8 BORLAND , JOHN 7 93 — H . 1 8 2 1 8 BRADLEE , DUDLEY 7 75T — B . 1 8 2 1 8 6 RADLEE , NATHANIEL J 7 7 — * . 1 8 2 1 0 1 BROWNE , EDWARD I 7 9 - * . 1 8 2 1 08 BROWN , J MURRAY 7 9 — * A. . 1 8 2 I I O BURNHAM , JOHN , 7 9 JR — C. 1 8 2 18 BARNARD , INMAN 7 74T — * H . 1 8 2 1 8 8 BLAKE, JAMES 7 9 — . 1 8 2 1 8 BIGELOW, ERASTUS B 7 791 — H . 1 8 2 I 8 BRA M, HENRI M 7 79T 1 8 2 —I SS BRONSON , FREDERICK 7 9T

T. 1 8 2 BOARDMAN , DENNIE 7 — . 1 8 18 BREMER, WILLIAM M 73 77T * 1 8 —1 8 BOARDMAN , EDWIN A . 73 99 T F 18 —1 8 BRECK, . . 73 7sf 1 8 - I SS BURGESS , ARTHUR 74 3 T — G T. . 1 8 1 8 W, f BIGELO EORGE , 74 79 JR — S . 1 8 18 88 BIGELOW, JOSEPH 74 — 1 8 1 8 BLAGDEN , SAMUEL P . 75 93T 1 8 BURNETT , HENRY 75 * 18 6—1 00 —1 08 BRYANT, JOHN 7 9 9 - * L. 1 8 1 8 6 BREMER, JOHN 77 9

S . 1 8 BUSH , DACRE 77 — B . 1 8 8 18 EAL, THOMAS P 7 95 Som erset Club 39

* 1 8 8—18 8 —1 0 BRYANT, HENRY 7 9 9 4

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W. 1 8 8 BLISS , CHESTER 4 T . 18 8 BOWEN , JOHN 4 1 88 BREWSTER, WILLIAM 4 — * BOR R OWE 1 88 18 6 , SAMUEL 4 9 H . 1 8 8 BEEBE , FRANKLIN 5 — S . 1 8 8 1 BRYANT, WILLIAM 5 903 1 1 8 8 BACON , ROBERT 5

. 1 8 8 BURR, I . TUCKER, JR 5

S . 1 8 86 BIGELOW, ALBERT 1 8 86 —1 8 2 BARING , THOMAS 9 1 — G . 1 88 1 0 1 BORLAND , WILLIAM 7 9

BAYLI E S C . 1 8 8 , WALTER 7

W. 1 8 8 BOWEN , JAMES 7 * B 1 88 —18 8 UTLER, SIGOURNEY 7 9

F. 1 88 8 BARGER, SAMUEL

R B A . 1 8 8 BOIT, O ERT 9 — . 1 8 8 18 BINNEY, WILLIAM , 9 94T JR — BAR R OLL D . 1 8 8 1 8 , THOMAS 9 97T 1 8 8 BRAGGIOTTI , ISIDORE 9 l 8 o - 18 BARNES , THURLOW WEED 9 9sf * 1 8 1—1 1 —1 1 BROOKS , EDWARD 9 9 3 9 3 18 1 BROOKS , FREDERICK 9 1 8 1 —18 BROOKS , HENRY 9 97T — . 1 8 2 I S BURR, WINTHROP M 9 93 T

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A . 1 8 2 BLAKE , WILLI M P 9 1 8 2 BALCH , JOSEPH 9 1 8 2 - I 0 BROOKS , LAWRENCE 9 9 7T — * . 1 8 18 8 BRAGGIOTTI , FRANCIS , JR 93 9

H . C W. . 1 8 BROWNE , 93

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W. 1 8 BATES , SAMUEL 95 40 Som erset Club

BATES , WALDRON Boston G ' BLAKE , EORGE BATY Boston

S . n BLAKE , FRANCIS Bosto

. n BRADLEE , FREDERICK J Bosto

H . . BRADFORD , JOHN , JR New York O Boston BANGS , UTRAM T . S u b r ugh BURNETT, JOHN o th o o F BEAL, WILLIAM . Boston

S . n BLAKE , HENRY Bosto

G . BULLOCK, AUGUSTUS Worcester

T. r BULLARD , JOHN New Bedfo d

A. . BURNHAM , JOHN , JR Boston BOARDMAN , REGINALD Boston

BOYDEN , CHARLES Boston

H M . BURR, EMAN Boston

S . BLAKE , BENJAMIN Boston

BLANCHARD , JOHN A . Boston

L . BLAKE , J . A . Boston

BEAL , BOYLSTON A . Boston L BROWN , PHILIP . Waltham

S . BARLOW, ROBERT Boston

A. . BURNHAM , WILLIAM , JR Boston

B S . r ARTON , CHARLES Worceste

BLANCHARD , HAROLD Boston F BIGELOW, WILLIAM DE . Boston

F. BIGELOW, ALBERT Boston L W C . BARLO , HARLES Boston

W N I . ramingham BO DITCH , ATHANIEL F

BOWDITCH , JOHN P . Framingham

S . a p e BIRD , CHARLES W l ol

BROOKS , GORHAM Boston

BURR, ALLSTON Boston

B . IGELOW, HENRY B Boston

BIGELOW, CLEVELAND Boston

S . . BIGELOW, JOSEPH , JR Boston . L W BBREMER, J E IS Boston OWDITCH , ALFRED Boston

A . BURNH M , FREDERICK M Boston

S . r BARTON , GEORGE Worceste B BARNES , CHARLES . , JR . Boston

. r s BOARDMAN , EDWIN A Beverly Fa m

BACON , LOUIS Boston

BLANCHARD , ARCHIBALD Boston

E . BOIT, JOHN Boston

* 18 2— 1 862 CODMAN , EDWARD 5 1 8 2—1 8 2— 8 CODMAN , JOHN 5 7 1 741 C 18 2— ODMAN , ROBERT 5 18751 Som erset Club 41

1 8 2— 1 8 * CODMAN, FRANCIS Boston 5 59 — * T. 1 8 2 1 8 8 COOLIDGE , JOHN Boston 5 9 — — * S . 1 8 2 1 8 2 1 8 8 COOLIDGE , JOSEPH Boston 5 7 7 — * . 1 8 2 1 86 CRAFTS , ROYAL A Boston 5 4 — * CR OWNI NS HI E LD . 1 8 2 1 8 , EDWARD A Boston 5 59 — " CR OWNI N S HI E LD . 1 8 2 1 86 , FRANCIS B Boston 5 51 — " CR OWNI N S HI E LD C. 1 8 2 1 86 , GEORGE Boston 5 51 T 1 8 2 — 1 86 ' CURTIS , GEORGE . Boston 5 51 18 2— —1 88 1— 188 1* . 18 CURTIS , THOMAS B Boston 5 74 — ' . 1 8 2 1 86 CARY, EDWARD M Boston 5 91 — . 1 8 2 1 8 88 CODMAN , JAMES M Boston 5 T — ’ . 1 8 1 86 CODMAN, CHARLES R Boston 54 51 — C. 18 1 86 CODMAN , WILLIAM Boston 54 5T — ‘ G . 1 8 1 8 8 CARY, THOMAS Boston 55 51 — * W. 1 8 1 0 CODMAN , EDWARD Boston 55 9 4 — ' C A A n 1 855 1 86 1 ODMAN, RTHUR MORY Bosto 5 E 1 8 6— 6 ‘ . 1 8 CHICKERING , THOMAS Boston 5 51 T 1 8 6 COOLIDGE , . JEFFERSON Boston 5 1 8 6- 1 8 2— S . 1 8 CURTIS, DANIEL Boston 5 7 73 1 8 6— 186 ” CURTIS , THOMAS J . Boston 5 51 I 8 6— 1 86 * CARY, RICHARD Boston 5 5 * 1 8 — 1 8 CHASE, THEODORE Boston 57 94 — — ’ . 1 8 1 8 2 1 88 CHASE, GEORGE B Boston 57 7 41 T 1 8 — 1 1 * COOLIDGE, JOHN . , . Boston 57 9 3 JR — . 1 8 1 86 CROCKER, WILLIAM A New York 57 51 — * G . 1 8 1 8 8 1 CUSHING , JOHN Boston 59 — * . 1 8 1 0 CUSHING , ROBERT M Boston 59 9 7 1 860 — 1 06 * CURTIS , HALL Boston 9 F — * . 1 86 1 1 0 2 CUSHING , THOMAS Boston 9 62— * G . 1 8 1 86 CUNNINGHAM, INMAN Boston 5 — * M 1 86 —1 88 1 0 COD AN, OGDEN Boston 3 5 9 4 — — * W. 6 1 8 8 1 8 8 , 1 8 CONANT ARNOLD _ Boston 4 7 4 — * CR OWN I NS H I E LD 1 86 1 8 , CASPAR Boston 5 97 — ’ 1 8 6 1 8 CROCKER, AUGUSTUS Taunton 5 741 — * . 1 866 1 0 CURTIS, CALEB A Boston 9 3 — — L G . 1 86 1 8 1 8 6 CROCKER, GEORGE Taunton 7 73 7 ] W — * . 1 86 1 8 CURTIS , NATHANIEL Boston 7 97 — G . 1 8 0 1 886 CURTIS, HORATIO Boston 7 — C . 1 8 2 188 8 CABOT, WALTER Boston 7 i — . 1 8 2 1 88 CHADWICK, FRANCIS B Boston 7 5T — L W. 1 8 2 1 888 CHANDLER, PELEG Boston 7 ] 1 8 2 — 1 8 8 * CHILD , ADDISON Boston 7 9 — * F. 1 8 2 1 1 2 CLARK, ROBERT Boston 7 9 — C H . 1 8 2 1 8 LIFFORD , JOHN New Bedford 7 741 K — L . I 8 2 1 8 COBB , CHARLES Boston 7 75] 1 8 2 CODMAN , RICHARD Boston 7 ’ CR O I H D 1 8 2— WN NS I E L W. 1 8 8 , BENJAMIN Boston 7 9 r — ‘ K. 18 2 18 1 CUMMINS , THOMAS Boston 7 9 1 42 Som erset Club

— C K 18 2 I 88 1 URTIS , FREDERIC 7 1 — * S . 1 8 2 1 8 CURTIS , GREELEY 7 97 — * F. 1 8 2 1 888 CURTIS , JAMES 7 1 8 2 CURTIS , LOUIS 7 — * G S . 1 8 2 1 8 8 CUSHING , EORGE 7 9 — * C C P . 1 8 2 1 06 URTIS , HARLES 7 9 1 8 2 CURTIS , LAURENCE 7

C S . 1 8 2 UNNINGHAM , JAMES 7 — — * C. 18 2 1 8 8 1 1886 CURTIS , EDGAR 7 — H. 1 8 1 8 8 CLARK, ARTHUR 73 7 1 1 8 —1 8 6* CORBIN, AUSTIN 73 9 D — F. . 1 8 r 1 8 8 CHILD , 74 7 1 — C B . Y 1 8 1 8 8 ANNON , LEGRAND New ork 75 7 1 C 1 8 6 OCHRANE , ALEXANDER Boston 7 — F. 1 8 6 1 88 1 CARY, WILLIAM Boston 7 — . 1 8 18 1 CURTIS , BENJAMIN R Boston 77 9 1 8 8— 1 8 CUNNINGHAM , STANLEY Boston 7 951 — C N 1 8 8 18 8 URTIS , ATHANIEL Boston 7 71 1 8 8— 1 1 1 CLIFFORD , WALTER New Bedford 7 9 1 — . 1 8 1 88 CLARK, JOHN M Boston 79 91 1 8 CABOT, LOUIS Boston 79 1 8 — 1 0 CLAPP , CHANNING Boston 79 9 3 1 K — * . 1 8 80 1 8 6 CHANDLER, JOHN Boscawen 9

E . 1 8 8 1 COTTING , CHARLES Boston — * . 1 8 8 2 1 10 CHAPIN , HENRY B Boston 9 — 1882 8 — 1 0 1 CAREY, ARTHUR A . Boston 1 95 9 1 — F C. . 18 8 2 1 8 CROCKER, Portland 931 * 1 8 8 — 1 88 COTTING , EUGENE Boston 4 7 — * L. 1 8 8 1 8 CHASE , WILLIAM Boston 4 95 — * S . 1 88 18 8 CHASE, HENRY Boston 5 5 — * T. 1 88 1 12 COOLIDGE , JEFFERSON Boston 5 9

W. 1 8 86 CUMMINGS , SAMUEL Boston 1 8 86 CURTIS , ALLEN Boston

R . I 8 86 CURTIS , CHARLES , JR Boston 1 8 86 COCHRANE , HUGH Boston 1 8 86 CURTIS , HAMILTON R . Boston 6 S . 1 8 8 CURTIS , JOHN Boston 6— 18 H . 1 88 2 CLARK, FRANK Detroit 9 1 Ded am 1 887 CHASE , STEPHEN h 1 8 88— 1 8 8 CUSHING , JOHN P . Boston 9 1 — Pit t sfield 1 88 8 1 8 CUTTING , WALTER 951 D C G . 1 88 USHING , RAFTON Boston 9

C M S . 1 8 0 OD AN , RUSSELL Boston 9 — C . 1 8 1 18 ARROLL , ROYAL P New York 9 951

C . 1 8 1 RAFTS , JAMES M Boston 9 1 8 2 COOLIDGE, CHARLES A . Boston 9 — C 2 d 1 8 2 1 8 ODMAN , JOHN , Boston 9 971 Y 1 — 8 C H. 8 2 18 HEEVER, DURANT New ork 9 9 1

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1 2—1 — * DWIGHT, THOMAS 85 875 1876 F — DURANT, HENRY . 1 85 2 1 8651 — — F. 6 DEXTER, GORDON 1853 1 8 3 1 8951 — H . 1 8 8 DIXON , BENJAMIN 53 1 72 1 1 8 - 1 8 * DEXTER, FRANKLIN 54 57 — — * L. 1 8 1 8 1 86 DEVENS , ARTHUR 54 59 7 — — * D S . 1 8 8 1 86 1 0 8 EXTER, WILLIAM 5 3 9 - * . 1 8 1 1 1 DWIGHT, DANIEL A 59 9 1 86o —1 8 2 DORR, SAMUEL 7 1 * 1 86 1 —1 86 DWIGHT, HOWARD 3 — * . 1 86 1 8 1 DALE , THERON J 3 7 1 86 —1 8 * DALE , EBEN 3 75 1 86 —1 8 2 0 DUNCAN , DAVID 4 7 — * . 1 866 18 8 DALE , EBEN , JR 9 1 86 —18 * DEXTER, ARTHUR 7 97 1 86 —18 DWIGHT, CHAPMAN 7 751 1 868 —1 8 * DEXTER, FREDERIC 95 1 868 —1 8 DEACON , EDWARD P . 751 — * . 1 86 1 1 1 DANA, SAMUEL B 9 9 * D EHON 1 8 o —1 8 , WILLIAM 7 75 — * F. 1 8 1 1 8 2 DALTON, SAMUEL 7 7 — * S . 1 8 I 1 OO DABNEY, GEORGE 7 9 — F. 1 8 2 1 8 6 DELAND, EDWARD 7 7 1 HA S KET 1 8 2 —1 8 8 2 DERBY, 7 1 — . 1 8 2 1 8 DEVENS , CHARLES, JR 7 771 1 8 2 —1 8 8 DEXTER, EDWARD 7 7 1 * 1 8 2 —1 I O DEXTER, GEORGE 7 9 — F. 1 8 2 1 8 DODGE , JAMES 7 771 * 1 8 2 —1 8 DABNEY, WALTER 7 99

H. 1 8 2 DENNEY , CLARENCE 7 — D C H . 1 8 2 1 8 1 ORR, HARLES 7 79 — . 1 8 2 1 8 6 DORR, GEORGE B 7 7 1 — C. 1 8 1 8 8 DODGE, JOSHUA 73 3 1 * R 1 8 —1 1 1 DWIGHT, THOMAS , J . 73 9 1 — G S . 8 1 8 DERBY, EORGE 73 751 L 1 — DI XWE L G . 8 1 88 , EORGE B 73 51 1 8 —1 8 6 D W. 7 1 ORR, WILLIAM 3 7 — * S . 1 8 1 1 1 DABNEY, ALFRED 74 9 1 8 B. . DORR, GEORGE , JR 74 1 8 —1 8 8 DABNEY, FREDERICK 74 41 18 —1 8 6 - 1 8 8 DEACON , HARLESTON A . 75 9 9 1 * 1 8 —1 8 8 1 DELANO, EDWARD 75 — D W G 1 875 1 8781 E EY, EORGE — * S . 1 8 1 0 8 DABNEY , LEWIS 75 9 * 6 - 1 12 L. 1 8 DAVIS , EDWARD 7 9 1 8 —1 8 8 DALAND , TUCKER 77 3 1 1 8 8 DONNER, ARTHUR 7 G W 18 8 DEVENS , ARTHUR LITH O 7 Som erset Club 4S — W. 18 8 188 W. DOVE , GEORGE Andover 7 91 18 DWIGHT, JAMES Boston 79 F 1 8 — E . 1888 DALAND , DWIN Boston 79 1 1 8 DEXTER, FRANKLIN Boston 79 * M 1 8 80 —1 1 1 DUPEE , WILLIA R . Boston 9 8 80 S . 1 DANA, CHARLES Boston

C. 1 8 8 2 DIXEY, RICHARD Boston 1 8 8 DAVIS , CHARLES , JR . Boston 3

. 1 88 DUMARESQ, HERBERT Boston 5

H. 1 8 8 DICKSON, BRENTON Boston 5 1 88 DEXTER, GORDON Boston 7 1 8 8 —18 * DALE , WILLIAM Boston 7 97 H — 8 . 1888 1 DORR, BENJAMIN Boston 94 1 8 8 - 1 8 2 DORR, JOSEPH Boston 9 9 1 1 8 0 DEXTER, PHILIP Boston 9 — W. 1 8 1 1 1 1 DONNER , OSCAR Boston 9 9 1

C. 1 8 1 DAVIS , BANCROFT Boston 9 * 1 8 2 —1 8 6 DENNY , DANIEL, JR . Boston 9 9

H . 1 8 DOTY , GEORGE Waltham 94

. G . . 1 8 DUNCAN, HON A P . Boston 94

L. 1 8 DABNEY, FREDERICK Boston 94

T. 1 8 DEXTER, GEORGE Boston 94 — * H. 1 8 1 8 DABNEY, WILLIAM Boston 95 97 1 8 6 DEXTER, PARKMAN Boston 9 6 R . 18 DALTON , HENRY , JR . Boston 9 * I oo —1 10 DAVIS , HORATIO Boston 9 9 1 00 DAVIS , AARON Boston 9

. 1 0 2 DENNEY, CLARENCE B Boston 9

H. . 1 0 2 DICKSON , BRENTON , JR Boston 9

C. 1 0 2 DAVIS , CLAFLIN Boston 9 E 1 0 DABN Y, GEORGE B . Boston 9 3

R A S . 1 0 D PER, EBEN Boston 9 4

W. 1 0 DANA, HAROLD Boston 9 4 s Y 1 0 Dow , TRACY New ork 9 4 1 06 DUPEE , WILLIAM A . Boston 9 t 1 0 " DAVIS , LIVINGSTON Bos on 9 7

H L. 1 08 DEVENS , ART UR , JR . Milton 9

S . 1 0 DALTON , PHILIP Milton 9 9 — S . 1 10 1 1 DERBY, GEORGE Boston 9 9 31

S . R 1 10 DABNEY, ALFRED , J . Boston 9

L. 1 1 1 DRESEL, ELLIS Boston 9

E P P . LLIS , AYSON

ELLIS , MATTHIAS

S . EVERETT, HENRY L EVERETT, PERCIVAL . H E . . MMONS , N

W. EMMONS , ROBERT 46 Somerset Club

C. ENDICOTT, WILLIAM Boston T ELDRIDGE , JAMES . Boston

ELLIS , WILLIAM R . Boston

E C. ELLIS , DWARD Boston EDMA NDS M F , THO AS . Boston

E P V. R . LY, HILIP Boston

EDMANDS S . , THOMAS Boston

W. EMERSON , FREDERICK Newton

C. . ENDICOTT, WILLIAM , JR Boston EVERETT, SIDNEY B . Boston

E H . ELDRIDGE , DWARD Boston

EDMANDS 0 . , WILLIAM Boston En EMMONS , HAMILTON Hamble " g )

E . W. EUSTIS , Boston

W. 2d EMMONS , R . , Boston

— * S . 1 8 2 I 86 FAY, RICHARD 5 5 — — * S . 18 2 186 1 8 8 2 FAY , RICHARD , JR . 5 4 S — — . 1 8 2 1866 1 8 FAY , JOSEPH 5 931 1 8 2—18 6 - I 8 8 FESSENDEN , CHARLES B . 5 7 7 1 — . 1 8 8 1 86 FIELD , MAUNSELL B 5 51 — B. 1 8 I 8 FORBES , ROBERT , JR . 59 73 1 6 I — S O S . 1 8 I FISKE , FRANCIS 7 1 * 6 —1 8 . 18 FAY , WILLIAM P 3 79 1 866 - I 8 FIELD , FRANKLIN 741 * 86 — 12 S . . 1 1 FAY, JOSEPH , JR 9 9 1 86 FORBES , J . MURRAY 9 8 1 H . 1 FAY, HENRY 7 1 8 1 FENNO , EDWARD N . 7 — H. 1 8 2 18 FESSENDEN , SEWALL 7 771 M 1 8 2 —1 8 F. 8 FIELD , BENJA IN 7 71 * 1 8 2 —I 0 FLAGG , AUGUSTUS 7 9 3 8 2 —1 8 C. 1 FOSTER , FRANCIS 7 791 D 1 8 2 — 886 . W. 1 FRENCH , AARON 7 1 * I 8 2 —I 8 2 FROTHINGHAM , SAMUEL 7 7 — * G . 1 8 2 1 8 FROTHINGHAM , FREDERICK 7 97 8 2 — 88 1 S . 1 1 FEARING , HENRY 7 1 — C . 1 8 2 18 FOSTER, HARLES O 7 73 1 1 8 —18 FAIRCHILD , CHARLES 73 97T V 1 8 —18 8 FOX , GUSTAVUS . 74 7 1 1 8 —I 8 FEARING , GEORGE R . 75 791 I 8 S —I 8 FISKE , ANDREW 7 971 1 8 8 FARNSWORTH , WILLIAM 7 — 88 F. 1 8 1 FIELD , B . , . 79 71 JR — H 1 8 8 2 1 8 FURBISH , HENRY . 951 1 88 2 FAY, DUDLEY B . — * FI Tz W TT 1 88 1 00 , . SCO 4 9 1 8 8 —1888 G . C. FRANCKLYN, 4 1 Somerset Club

FRY , CHARLES Boston

L. n FENNO , CARTERET Bosto

. n FENNO , J BROOKS Bosto 2 d n E , FLAGG , LISHA Bosto

. Ne p r FEARING , DANIEL B w o t

, E W Boston FORD D IN n FORBES , ALLAN Bosto

H . n FESSENDEN , SEWALL Bosto

R N . . FENNO , EDWA D , JR Boston

F . ENNO, HENRY B Boston

F. e e ey FORBES , MURRAY W ll sl

C . n FAIRCHILD , JOHN Bosto d S . n FAY, JOSEPH , 3 Bosto

F R . . EARING , GEORGE , JR Boston E H . n , W FAY D ARD Boston FRENCH, HOLLIS Bosto

H . . t FAY, HENRY , JR Bos on FROTHINGHAM , LOUIS A . Boston

D . b id FISKE, OTIS Cam r ge

G . FESSENDEN, RUSSELL Boston

FULLER, RICHARD B . Milton

FAY, ALAN M . Boston

FAY, SAMUEL P . Boston

FAY, WILLIAM R . Boston

FISKE , REDINGTON Needham

FARNHAM , FRANK A . Boston

— I 8 2 1 8 2 —18 8 2 GARDNER, GEORGE 5 7 1

. 1 8 2 GARDNER, GEORGE A 5 — — G L . 1 8 2 1 8 2 1 88 ARDNER, JOHN 5 7 31 — * M H . 1 8 2 1 86 GORHA , GARDINER 5 5 — . 1 8 2 1 8 GRAY , FRANCIS A 5 791 — C. 1 8 2 1 86 GRAY, FRANCIS 5 51 — * D . 1 8 2 1 862 GREENE , BENJAMIN 5 — 1 8 2 1 8 GREENOUGH, HENRY 5 791 — . 1 8 1 86 GRATTAN , EDMUND A 53 51 — * 1 8 1 86 —1 8 GARDNER, JOSEPH P . 55 3 75 — — W. W. 1 8 1 8 2 I 8 GREENOUGH , 57 7 93 1 — - C. 1 8 1 8 2 1 8 GREEN , WALTER 57 7 751 * 1 8 8—18 2 —1 8 GRANT, PATRICK 5 7 95 — H . 1 8 8 1 8 GIBSON , CHARLES 5 741 — * C . 1 8 8 1 86 GOODWIN , RICHARD 5 5

F. 1 8 GREENOUGH , JOSEPH 59 O 6 - G . 1 8 o 1 86 GREENE , NATHANIEL 51 60 — H . 1 8 1 8 6 GREEN , EDWARD 7 1 6 — . 1 8 18 8 I GARDNER, HENRY J 3 1 GOS S LE R 6 —1 8 2 — H. 18 18 8 , JOHN 3 7 7 1 O 186 —18 * G ODWIN , OZIAS 4 77 48 Somerset Club

— — * GRISWOLD , JOHN N . A . 1 866 187 1 1909 — * G . . 1 866 18 8 GREEN , CHARLES , JR 3 — * GREEN , HENRY A . 1 8 67 1 89 1 — * GIBBS , FRANKLIN 1 8 67 1 877 — * H. 6 GILMAN , WILLIAM 1 8 7 I 869 — * . 1 8 68 GLOVER, JOSEPH B 1902

G . 6 GARDNER, HENRY 1 8 8 o — * L. . 1 86 18 GARDNER, JOHN , 9 98 JR — S . 1 8 I GREENOUGH , HENRY 7 18791 — W. 1 8 2 GAY, ALLAN 7 190 81 — . 1 8 GLIDDEN , JOHN M 72 18 891 — T. 1 8 2 1 8 GLIDDEN , WILLIAM 7 72 1 1 8 2 —18 GREENE , GARDINER 7 731 — . 1 8 2 1 8 GREGERSON , JAMES R 7 931 G 1 8 2 RAY , RUSSELL 7 — G . 1 8 2 1 8 8 REEN , CHARLES R 7 7 1 — . 1 8 2 18 GREENOUGH , CHARLES P 7 781

S . 1 8 2 GREENOUGH , MALCOLM 7 F — . 1 8 2 I 8 GUILD , JOSIAH 7 751 — * P . . 1 T. 8 2 I 8 GODDARD , I 7 93 I —1 I — G . 8 2 8 I 0 1 OODMAN , RICHARD , 7 9 9 4 JR — G . 1 8 2 18 8 GORHAM , AUGUSTUS 7 51 8 2 S . 1 GUILD , ELIOT 7 — C. . I 8 I 8 8 GREENLEAF , RICHARD , JR 73 7 1 * 18 —I 0 GRAY , EDWARD 73 9 7

S . 1 8 GREW, EDWARD 73 — 18 18 8 1 GRANT, ROBERT 73 * 1 8 —18 GLOVER, ALBERT 75 95 1 8 —1 8 GREENOUGH , FRANCIS B . 75 97f 1 8 - 1 8 0 GRISWOLD , CHESTER 77 9 1 1 8 GARDNER, GEORGE P . 77 * 1 8 8 1 —I O GRAY , REGINALD 9 4 * 1 8 8 2 —18 8 GREENOUGH , ALFRED 4 * 1 88 —18 86 G G H . 3 ORDON , EORGE * 18 8 —18 86 G P . 3 ARDNER, JOSEPH 1 8 8 —I 8 8 G . 4 81 REENE , WILLIAM B 1 8 8 G G A . 4 ODDARD , EORGE 1 88 —1 8 2 E . GODDARD , ELY 4 9 1 1 88 — O8 L. 1 GREEN , WILLIAM 4 9 1 1 8 8 — 8 6 H . I G . 5 9 1 RIFFITH , M 1 8 8 — * C. 1 0 GRAY , FRANCIS 5 9 4 D 1 8 8 G F E . 5 REENLEA , UGENE 1 8 8 . 5 G F L ’ REENLEA , YMAN B 1 8 86 G A . ASTON , WILLIAM H 1 8 8 6 G B E W . IL ERT, D ARD 1 8 86 G A . ARDNER, WILLIAM 1 8 86 GARDNER , AUGUSTUS P . — 18 8 8 1 0 1 . 9 GRANT, PATRICK, JR Som erset Club 49

G W , OOD IN EWENDELL GRIFFIN , UGENE

H . . GOODWIN , WILLIAM , JR

C. GREW, RANDOLPH H GRAY, GERALD .

GAMMELL, ROBERT I .

E W. GREW, DWARD

GRAY , FRANCIS

S . 2 d GREW, HENRY ,

C. GRAY , JAMES

E T. GERRY, LBRIDGE L GERRY, ROBERT .

G . GERRY, PETER GRAY, EDWARD , JR . H . . G . GILBERT, J

GRIFFITH , HENRY L GARDNER, JOHN .

GRAY, FREDERICK E G . S ODDARD , HIRLEY

W. GREENE , RICHARD

P . R GARDNER, GEORGE , J .

GAY, WILLIAM O .

— * S 1 8 2 I 86 —18 68 HALLETT , HENRY . 5 3 1 8 2 —1 86 * HAMMOND , CHARLES 5 4 1 8 2 —1 8 * HAVEN , FRANKLIN 5 93 8 2 — * . 1 1 8 6 HAYDEN , WILLIAM A 5 7 — W. 1 8 2 1 86 HAYWARD , PELHAM 5 51 1 8 2 - I 8 HEARD , AUGUSTINE 5 751 1 8 2 —1 6 * D . 8 HEAD , CHARLES 5 5 — O I 8 2 1 86 —I S O HIGGINS N , CHARLES J . 5 5 7 1 — * 1 8 2 1 88 1 HOMER, CHARLES 5 — * 18 2 1 886 HOOPER, NATHANIEL 5 — 1 8 2 1 86 HOOPER, ROBERT 5 51 — — * W. 1 8 2 1 8 2 1 88 HOOPER, ROBERT 5 7 5 * 1 8 2 —18 HOOPER, SAMUEL 5 75 — * S . 18 2 I 86 HOOPER, WILLIAM 5 3 — . 1 8 2 186 HOWE , J MURRAY 5 51 H —1 8 2 — * . 18 2 1 0 2 HUNNEWELL, HORATIO 5 7 9 — — * G . 1 8 1 8 0 1 O HAMMOND , GARDINER 53 9 9 3 — . 1 8 18 6 HIGGINSON , JAMES A 53 51 1 8 — 1 8 HEARD , JOHN 54 751 * I 8 —1 8 6 HAMMOND , SAMUEL 55 9 — F. 1 8 I 86 HIGGINSON , HENRY 55 51 — . 1 8 6 8 2 HOOPER, FREDERICK A 5 1 9 1 L ~— . 1 8 6 1 86 HENSHAW, JOSEPH 5 51 1 8 8 —18 8 * HUNNEWELL , HOLLIS 5 4 — D . 18 6 HUBBARD , NATHANIEL 59 18 51 50 Somerset Club

W. 1 6 HUNNEWELL, FRANCIS 8 0 — H . 1 860 1 86 HARE , ROBERT 4 0 ’

F. TE I LL E . D HAU V , S G . 1 860 — * H W E . 1 862 18 O E , WILLIAM 75 — . 1 86 1 8 6 HALE , EDWARD J 3 9 1 — — L. 186 1 86 I 8 O HORTON , WILLIAM 4 5 7 T — — H W G D . 1 86 1 8 2 1 0 2 1 O E , EORGE 5 7 9 — - * H . 1 866 1 8 8 2 1 8 8 HOWE , JAMES 7 — * . 1 86 l o6 HORTON, CHARLES P 7 9 — F. 1 86 1 8 HEARD , ALBERT 7 751 — * AB Ez S . 1 86 1 8 8 HOLMES , J 7 4 18 0 —1 0 * HUNNEWELL, ARTHUR 7 9 4 — * S . 1 8 0 1 oo HOVEY, HENRY 7 9 — * C . 1 8 o 1 8 HOVEY, JOSEPH 7 74 K —1 8 8 - 8 . 18 0 1 8 HORTON , HENRY 7 7 71 — * C . 1 8 1 1 0 8 HOOPER, ROBERT 7 9 — * R H. 1 8 1 1 8 2 HOOPER , F ANKLIN 7 9

L. 1 8 1 HIGGINSON , HENRY 7 1 8 1 —1 882 HIGGINSON , GEORGE 7 1 1 8 1 HUNNEWELL, WALTER 7 — * . 1 8 2 I 0 HAMLEN , NATHANIEL P 7 9 4 — * . 1 8 2 1 0 8 HAVEN , FRANKLIN , JR 7 9 — * F. 1 8 2 1 8 HEARD , GEORGE 7 75 — T. . 1 8 2 1 8 2 HEARD , JOHN , JR 7 7 1

L. 1 8 2 HIGGINSON , FRANCIS 7 — H G S . 1 8 2 1 8 1 ILLARD , EORGE 7 74 — * H R M . 1 8 2 1 8 6 ODGES , ICHARD 7 9 — * . 1 8 2 1 8 6 HOVEY, GEORGE O 7 7 — W. 1 8 2 1 8 HUNNEWELL, JOHN 7 741 — C . . 1 8 2 1 8 HENDERSON , A 7 731 1 8 2—1 8 8 —I 8 0 HUTCHINSON , EMLEN 7 5 9 1 — * How T. 1 8 2 1 0 , CHARLES 7 9 9 — D . 1 8 2 1 8 6 HUBBARD , AARON 7 7 1 18 2 —1 8 6 HARVEY, PETER 7 7 1 * 1 8 2 —1 8 8 I HOMER, WILLIAM 7 * C 1 8 —I I O HEAD , HARLES 73 9 — C. W. 1 8 I 8 8 HUNTINGTON , 73 7 1 - * . I 8 1 0 HAVEN , EDWARD B 73 9 9 T — 2 . 18 6 1 8 8 HOAGUE , ISAAC 7 1 1 8 6 —1 880 HOY, JAMES 7 1 1 8 HEMENWAY , AUGUSTUS 77 — C . 18 8 1 886 HAVEN , HENRY 7 — C. 1 8 8 1 8 HINCKLEY, ROBERT 7 791 W 1 8 8— 1 0 HURD , FRANCIS . 7 9 41 — G . 1 8 1 0 HODGES , AMORY 79 9 4 — . 1 8 188 1 HILL , ALFRED B 79 1

E . 1 880 HUBBARD , CHARLES * 8 80 —1 08 G . 1 HAVEN , GEORGE 9

52 Som erset Club C INCHES , JOHN HESTER

ISHAM , CHARLES

INCHES , HENDERSON

I — JACKSON , EDWARD 8 57 1 8651 — JONES , JOHN COFFIN 1 864 18671

JAMES , GEORGE ABBOT 1 865 — * H . 1 6 JOY, CHARLES 8 6 1 892 A 1 — * JACKSON , J MES 87o 1900

C. JACKSON , CHARLES 1 87 1 H — * F. . JACKSON , 1 8 72 1873 — * . 1 JEFFRIES , JOHN , 872 1897 JR — JEFFRIES , B . JOY 1872 1 8 89 — JACKSON , FRANK 1 8 74 18901

JEFFRIES , WILLIAM A . 1 8 80

C. 18 80 JOHNSON , EDWARD — * W. JEFFRIES , LLOYD 18 8 1 1 898 — JEFFRIES , J . AMORY I 8 8 1 I 89o1 — . 8 1 JONES , FREDERICK P I 8 1 8881 - * W. 1 8 8 2 JONES , FRANK 1900 1 — * JOHNSON , EDWARD 8 86 19O6 1 JACKSON , JAMES 904 1 1 1 JACKSON , HENRY 9 1 1 I JACKSON , CHARLES 9

KIDDER, HENRY P .

KIMBALL , FRANK R .

G . KING , EORGE P T KIDDER, HENRY .

K C A . IDDER, HARLES

KANE , WOODBURY T K N . IDDER, ATHANIEL

KUHN , HAMILTON

KIMBALL , MARCUS M . H KIDDER, JAMES . — . 1 0 1 1 KING , HENRY P 9 4 9 3

— 1 8 2 1 8 2 —I 8 8 LAWRENCE , ABBOTT 5 7 3 1 * A 1 8 2 - 1866 —1 8 LAWRENCE, J MES 5 75 L 1 8 2 - 1 86 1 LAWRENCE , SAMUE 5 5 1 8 2 —1 86 LODGE , JAMES 5 51 E I 8 2 —186 LODGE , JOHN . 5 51 — — * C. 18 2 1 8 1 8 8 8 LORING , FRANCIS 5 77 * C 1 8 2—18 2 —1 8 LOWELL, FRANCIS . 5 7 74 — 8 8 * G . 1 8 2 I LOWELL, GEORGE 5 5 8 2 - 18 8 T. 1 LYMAN , GEORGE 5 5 1 — * W. I 8 2 1 8 8o LYMAN, GEORGE 5 L 1 8 2 - 186 YMAN, JOSEPH 5 51 Somerset Club 53

* 8 2 —186 . 1 LYMAN , WILLIAM P Boston 5 5 1 8 S . Gr n LAMSON , DANIEL oto 53 O 8 6 —1 86 C. n 1 1 LYMAN , FREDERICK Bosto 5 5 8 - 186 . n 1 1 LOWELL, JAMES R Bosto 57 5 8 8 —1 86 T. 1 LAWRENCE , BIGELOW Boston 5 5 1 1 8 8 - 1 8 1 LOUSADA, FRANCIS , MARQUIS DE Boston 5 7 1 * 1 86 - 18 8 LORING , JOHN A . Boston 3 9 * 66 —18 . 1 8 LONGFELLOW, CHARLES A Boston 93 * 1 866 - 18 68 LAWRENCE , NESBIT Boston — n 1 86 1873 1 LANEN , ARTHUR Bosto 9 8 o T. 1 LOVERING , CHARLES Boston 7 * F 1 8 1 —1 8 8 LOVERING , . A . Boston 7 5 — * S . 1 8 1 1 8 LOVERING , JOSEPH Boston 7 94 1 8 2 —1 8 LATHROP , JOHN Boston 7 731 — * W. 1 8 2 1 0 LAWRENCE , FRANCIS Boston 7 9 3 8 2 —18 8 L. 1 LITTLE , JAMES Boston 7 41 1 8 2 LODGE , HENRY CABOT Boston 7 1 8 2 —18 LOWELL, AUGUSTUS Boston 7 751 1 8 2 —1 8 LOWELL, JOHN A . Boston 7 771 — * C. 1 8 2 1 I O LOVERING , WILLIAM Taunton 7 9 8 2 —1 8 H . 1 LYMAN , GEORGE Boston 7 751 1 8 2 —1 8 E . 7 1 LOWELL, DWARD J Boston 7 9 — * K. 1 8 1 1 LOTHROP , THORNTON Boston 73 9 3 — * . 1 8 1 1 1 LOMBARD , GEORGE B Boston 73 9 * —1 8 S . . 1 8 8 LOTHROP, KIRKLAND , JR Boston 74 7

. 1 8 LAWRENCE, JAMES , JR Boston 74 1 8 —1 8 8 1 LAWRENCE , WILLIAM B . Boston 75 1 1 8 LOWELL , PERCIVAL Boston 77

C. 1 8 LEEDS , HERBERT Boston 79

‘ LI NZ E E T. 1 8 , JOHN Boston 79 — . 1 8 1 8 8 2 1 LAWRENCE , ABBOTT , JR Boston 79 — * S . 1 8 80 I 8 LUDLAM , JOSEPH Lowell 97

LITTLE , ARTHUR Boston

LYMAN , JOHN P . Boston

LAWRENCE , PRESCOTT Boston — E J . 1 8 8 188 1 LOWELL, DWARD Boston 3 7 1 88 LYMAN , WILLIAM P . Boston 4 - * . 1 88 1 1 2 LAWRENCE, AMORY A Boston 5 9 — * . 1 88 1 8 8 LAWRENCE , WILLIAM P Boston 5 9 1 886—1 8 LAWRENCE , JOHN Boston 94 1 8 86 LANE , GARDINER M . Boston — C . 1 8 8 188 LEE , GEORGE Boston 7 91 — * LOR I LLAR D L. t 1 8 88 1 10 , LOUIS Newpor 9 1 88 8 LEWIS , GEORGE Boston

M H. . 1 8 88 LY AN , GEORGE , JR Boston 1 8 8 8 LORING , WILLIAM CALEB Boston — * . 1 8 88 1 0 LAWRENCE , R ASHTON Boston 9 5

. 1 88 LOVERING , WILLIAM M Taunton 9 54 Somerset Club

1 8 8 —1 6 LAWRENCE , ROBERT M . 9 89 1

. 1 8 0 LAMB , HORATIO A 9 O 8 1 LONGFELLOW, A . WADSW RTH , i8 —1 8 8 LITTLE , PHILIP g3 9 1 1 8 LEIGHTON , GEORGE B . 93

K. 8 LONGFELLOW, RICHARD 18 LINCOLN , SOLOMON 32

S . 1 8 LOCKWOOD , THOMAS 9 1 8 2 LONGWORTH , NICHOLAS — * C . 1 8 8 LODGE , GEORGE 3 1909

C. 1 0 LYMAN , FRED 9O

. 1 0 1 LAWRENCE , JAMES , JR 9 1 0 2 LAWRENCE , RICHARD 9

T. . 1 0 LOVERING , CHARLES , JR 9 3 1 " LAVALLE , JOHN W. 90 3 E . 1 0 LODGE , JOHN 9 3 1 0 LYMAN , THEODORE 9 4

C . 1 . 0 LEE , GEORGE , JR 9 4 1 0 LYMAN , HERBERT 9 4 1 0 LYMAN , HENRY 9 4

C . G 1 0 LAFARGE, RANT 9 4

T. 1 0 LAMBERT, WILLIAM 9 5 1 0 LORING , LINDSLEY 9 7 1 0 LOVERING , EDWARD 9 7 1 0 8 LYMAN , ARTHUR 9

H . LOCKWOOD , DEFOREST

S . LOVERING , JOSEPH

LELAND , LESTER

S . LAWRENCE , JOHN

S . LOVERING , RICHARD

LOWELL, GUY

T. LYMAN, RONALD

— * . 1 8 2 2 18 8 MASON , ROBERT M 5 7 H i§ 2 - 18 * MIFFLIN , C ARLES § 75 — H. 1 8 2 1 86 MILLS , CHARLES 5 91 — K. 1 8 2 1 86 MILLS , JAMES 5 51 — — . I 8 2 1 8 2 1 8 8 MINOT, GEORGE R 5 7 7 1 H F 8 2 — M C . . 1 1 86 ORING , HARLES 5 5I E 1 8 2 —1 8 MORSE , BENJAMIN . 5 94 — — * H . 18 2 l 8 o I oo MINOT, CHARLES 5 7 — * E . 1 8 1g MILLER, CHARLES 54 73 — * . 1 8 1 8 8 1 MUDGE , ENOCH R 55 1 8 6 —1 8 8 MOTLEY, EDWARD 5 51 1 8 6 —1 8 8 MURDOCH , JAMES 5 31 M A 1 8 —1 86 CKAY, WILLIAM 59 51 1 86 MASON , AMOS LAWRENCE 4 C MIFFLIN, BENJ . . Somerset Club 55

F 1 86 — 186 . Le x 1 MILTON , WILLIAM no 5 5 * 66— 1 W. . 1 8 8 MARSTON , STEPHEN , JR Boston 99 6 — R . 1 8 1 0 1 MASON , WILLIAM , JR Boston 7 9 * 1 868— 1 0 MULLIKEN , HENRY Boston 9 7 — * . 1 8 0 1 0 MOTLEY, THOMAS , JR Boston 7 9 9 1 8 1—18 8 T. . MORSE , JOHN , JR Boston 7 7 E 1 8 1 M . R 7 ORSE , OLLINS Boston * 1 8 1— 1 1 2 J . n 7 MORSE , CHARLES Bosto 9 1 8 1— 18 MOUNTFORD , WILLIAM Boston 7 751 — H . 1 8 2 1 8 MACKAY, GEORGE Boston 7 751 — * H . 1 8 2 18 MCBURNEY, HENRY Boston 7 75 — W. 1 8 2 18 6 MCBURNEY, JOHN Boston 7 7 1 1 — * M G A . 8 2 188 EYER, EORGE Boston 7 9 1 8 2 — 1 8 80 MINOT, FRANCIS Boston 7 1 * — 8 8 — 1 1 . 18 2 1 MORGAN , J PIERPONT New York 7 7 9 3 T 1 8 2— 1 0 MORSE , JOHN . Boston 7 9 51 * 1 8 2— 1 06 MERRIAM , CHARLES Boston 7 9 1 8 2 MERRIAM, FRANK Boston 7 — H . 1 8 2 1 8 MIFFLIN , GEORGE Boston 7 771 T — H . 6 W. . 1 8 1 8 8 MALI , New York 73 1 * C 1 8 — 1 8 8 MASON , HERBERT . Boston 74 4 * 1 8 — 1 8 MORRISON , FRANK Boston 74 94 — * S . 1 8 1 0 8 MUDGE , HENRY Boston 75 9 — . 1 8 1 8 88 MORRILL , CHARLES J Boston 75 1 — * R . . 1 8 6 1 8 MINOT, GEORGE , JR Boston 7 94

. 1 8 8 MEREDITH , J MORRIS Boston 7 * 1 8 8— 1 08 MIXTER, GEORGE Boston 7 9 I 8 MINOT, J . GRAFTON Boston 79 — N . . 1 8 1 8 MILLER, GEORGE , JR New York 79 73 1 — * . I 8 1 8 2 MASON , WILLIAM , Taunton 79 9 JR — . S an 1 8 80 1 8 8 1 MCDOWELL, HENRY B Francisco 1 — * T. 1 8 80 1 8 0 MORSE , SAMUEL Boston 9 — . 1 88 1 1 8 2 MARQUAND , JOHN P Boston 9 1 — S . 1 8 8 2 1 MILTON, RICHARD Boston 904

L. 1 8 8 2 MEYER, GEORGE VON Boston — * T. 1 8 8 2 1 02 MERRILL, WATTSON Boston 9 1 88 — 1 * MCKEAN , THOMAS Philadelphia 5 898 — W. 1 88 1 0 1 MUNROE , HENRY Paris 5 9

S . 188 MANN , HENRY Boston 5 - — — G . 1 886 1 8 1 0 MUMFORD , JAMES Boston 93 9 4 19091 — * E . 1 8 86 MOTLEY, PREBLE Boston 1908

D . 1 8 86 MORGAN , EDWIN New York — * F. I 8 86 MANDELL , HENRY Boston 1 895 — * H . . 1 8 8 1 8 8 MINOT, CHARLES , JR Boston 7 7 — F. 1 8 8 1 0 MCKIM , CHARLES New York 7 9 91 1 8 8 — * MAITLAND , THOMAS New York 7 1 8 89

. 1 8 MCKEAN , HENRY P Penllyn 90 — C . Y 1 8 MC OOK, JOHN J New ork 94 19091 56 Somerset Club

MORSE , J . TORREY Boston

. n MORSE , CABOT J Bosto

. n MORISON , GEORGE B Bosto 2 d , e n MERRIAM , CHARLES W sto

S . MOSELEY, FREDERICK Boston MOTLEY, THOS . , JR . Boston

. H W Ne Y r MORGAN , J E ITT w o k Bou rnd l H . a e MORGAN , RICHARD

S . MUMFORD , GEORGE Boston

MOTLEY, J . LOTHROP Boston

MOTLEY, WARREN Boston

MOTLEY, EDWARD Boston

P . s MCKEAN, HENRY . , JR Beverly Farm

E 1 8 2 —1 86 NORTON , CHARLES . 5 51 8 6 —186 W. 1 NEWTON , RALPH 5 51 1 866 —1 8 0 NEAL, THEODORE A . 7 1 * 1 866 —18 8 NEVINS , DAVIS , . 9 JR — D 1 8 2 1 8 8 NICKERSON , SERENO . 7 7 1 " 1 8 — 1 8 NELSON , THOMAS 74 97 * 1 8 80 — NICKERSON , GEORGE A . I 9OI * 1 8 8 —l o NICHOLS , LYMAN 4 9 7 — * I S I I 8 H . . 0 NORMAN , GEORGE , JR 9 9 1 8 1 NORMAN , GUY 9 — * G . 1 8 1 00 NICHOLS , HENRY 94 9

F. 1 06 NOURSE , RUSSELL 9

D 1 8 — * . 1 8 8 OXNARD , GEORGE 53 7 1 8 —1 86 OTIS , ALLYNE 54 51 — — C . 1 8 1 86o 1 8 OTIS , WILLIAM 55 771 — * . 1 8 1 86 OXNARD , HENRY P 55 5 - . . 1 8 2 1 8 OSBORN , J A 7 741 — M R . 1 8 2 1 8 86 OSGOOD , JA ES 7 1 1 8 OLNEY , RICHARD 73 G 1 8 8 OTIS , HARRISON RAY 5 * 1 8 8 —1 8 OTIS , WILLIAM SIGOURNEY 5 93 F 6 . 1 8 8 OTIS , HERBERT

‘ K. 1 0 OLIVER, HENRY 9 4

— * W. I 8 2 1 868 PAIGE , JAMES 5 1 8 2—1 8 — * . 1 8 PARKER, J MASON 5 74 75 — O F. 1 8 2 1 86 PARR TT , WILLIAM 5 51 1 8 2 —18 0 PERKINS , WILLIAM POWELL 5 9 1 1 8 2 —186 PICARD , WILLIAM 5 51 — * G . 1 8 2 1 8 PRESCOTT, WILLIAM 5 95 * H 1 8 2 —18 PRESCOTT, WILLIAM . 5 59 F 1 8 2 —I 6 G . 8 1 PARKMAN , EORGE 5 5 T 1 8 PARKER, RICHARD . 53 Somerset Club 5 7

‘ — . 1 8 1 86o PERKINS , EDWARD N 53 1 * 1 8 —1 8 2 —1 8 2 PRATT, GEORGE LANGDON 53 7 7 * 1 — P P A . 8 1 86 ORTER, ETER 54 4 1 8 —1 86 — * PEABODY, FRANCIS , JR . 54 3 I 9 IO 1 8 —1 8 6 P C C . 5 T ERKINS , HARLES 4 9 — * 1 8 —1 86 I 0 S . E PEABODY, NDICOTT 55 9 9 9 * T 1 8 —18 I PERKINS, AUGUSTUS . 55 9 6—1 8 — 8 2 H . 1 8 2 1 PERKINS , THOMAS 5 7 7 1 1 8 —1 86 PHILLIPS , WILLIAM 57 51 — 1 8 1 86 PRESCOTT, WILLIAM AMORY 59 3 1

. 1 86 PRATT, ROBERT M 3 * 1 86 —1 8 PRATT, WILLIAM 4 93

L. 1 86 PIERSON, CHARLES * 1 8 66 —1 0 PEABODY, JOSEPH 9 5 1 868 —1 8 PRINCE , FREDERIC O . 971 — * H . 1 8 0 1 8 8 PERRY, OLIVER 7 7 * 1 8 I —1 888 PARKER, HARLESTON 7

I . 1 8 1 PA NE , CHARLES J 7 1 8 1 PARKINSON , JOHN 7 — W. 1 8 2 1 8 8 PAINE, HENRY 7 7 1 — * W. 1 8 2 1 88 PALFREY, FRANCIS 7 9 — . 1 8 2 18 8 PAINE , ROBERT TREAT, JR 7 9 1 — * H . 1 8 2 I OS PARKER, CHARLES 7 9 E — — . 1 I 8 1 8 PARKER, FRANCIS 872 95 971 — * . 1 8 2 1 8 1 PAYSON , GILBERT R 7 9 — . 1 8 2 I 8 SS PAYSON , SAMUEL R 7 T — E . 1 8 2 1 8 PERKINS, WILLIAM 7 73 1 - * D . 1 8 2 1 8 0 PICKMAN , WILLIAM 7 9 — * W. I 8 2 1 8 6 PRATT, GEORGE 7 7 — D . . 1 8 2 1 8 8 PARKER, JOHN , JR 7 7 1 1 8 2 —1 8 PARKMAN , FRANCIS 7 751 — . 1 8 2 1 8 PUTNAM , JOHN P 7 741 — * W. 1 8 1 8 6 PEABODY, OLIVER 73 9 - * . 1 8 1 8 PEABODY, GEORGE A 73 97

L. 1 8 PICKMAN , DUDLEY 73 * 1 8 —1 0 2 PRINCE, GORDON 73 9 — . 1 8 1 8 PRENTISS , HENRY M 74 77T 1 8 - I 8 PRINCE , CHARLES ALBERT 74 94T — C . 1 8 18 8 PALFREY, JOHN 74 71 — C. S . 1 8 1 88 PIERCE , 75 71 — * C. . 1 8 1 88 PHILLIPS , JOHN , 77 5 JR — . 18 8 18 8 PEABODY, FRANCIS , JR 7 5 1 8 —1 8 8 PARKS , LUTHER 79 51 1 8 —1 8 1 PEABODY, JOHN ENDICOTT 79 9 - * E . 1 880 1 0 PERKINS , CHARLES 9 7 1 8 80 PARKER, JAMES — E 1 8 8o 188 PEABODY, NDICOTT 41 1 8 8 2 PARSONS, THEOPHILUS 5 8 Somerset Club

H . PRINCE , FREDERICK

PRINCE , MORTON

H . PERKINS , GEORGE

C. . PEABODY, J . R

PERKINS , HAMILTON L P B G . PEA ODY,G EORGEG ETERS , EORGE ORHAM

P E W G . PETERS , LD ARDH B ARKER, OUIS ER ERT

PETERS , WILLIAM Y .

P C . PORTER, HARLES B PARKER, RFREDERIC PARKER, CICHARD FAY ERKINS , HARLES BRUEN

S . PARKER, FRANCIS F PERKINS , ROBERT .

S . PATTEN , WILLIAM

PERRY, GARDNER

D . PARKER, SAMUEL

W. PEABODY, RODMAN

H . PARKER, AUGUSTIN T P C . ARKER, HARLES

PERKINS , THOMAS N .

P A H . ARKER , RTHUR

W. PEABODY, FRANCIS

PEABODY, HAROLD PARKINSON , JOHN , JR . PARKER, J . HARLESTON

PETERS , ANDREW J .

S . PARKER, GEORGE

P C R L. ERRIN , HA LES TT PO ER, AUSTIN

PORTER, CHARLES A .

— 1 860 1 8 2— 1 8 QUINCY, SAMUEL M . 7 751 8 — E . . 1 1 8 QUINTARD , A 73 77T

— — 8 2 186 1 8 2— H . 1 18 8 REED , JOHN Boston 5 5 7 41 T 1 8 2— 186 . n 5 1 REED , BENJAMIN Bosto 5 1 8 2 - 1 8 — 1 8 * RITCHIE , HARRISON Boston 5 73 94 1 8 2 — 1 86 * RITCHIE , MONTGOMERY Boston 5 4 1 8 2— 1 86 * RODMAN , ALFRED Dedham 5 5 1 8 2— 186 ROGERS , WILLIAM SANFORD Salem 5 51 8 2—18 1— * W. 1 18 2 ROLLINS , EDWARD Boston 5 9 9 1 8 2— 1 86 RUSSELL, GEORGE R . Boston 5 51 * 1 8 2— 186 1 RUSSELL, J . DUTTON Boston 5 * 1 8 2— 18 8 RUSSELL , NATHANIEL P . Boston 5 7 * 1 8 — 1 06 W. RODMAN , SAMUEL Boston 53 9

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REVERE , WILLIAM B . 1891 E H . . REVERE , . R 1 892 D ROBBINS , HERBERT . 1 893 — * RICHARDS , HENRY N . I 895 1912

RANTOUL, AUGUSTUS N . 1 896

R . 1 8 OGERS , WILLIAM B 97

C . RUMRILL , CHESTER 1 899 — . 1 0 1 RODMAN , ALFRED , 9 1 90 8 JR — S . 1 RUSSELL , HOWLAND 904 19071

RANTOUL , NEAL 1904 — T. 1 0 ROBB , NATHANIEL 9 4 I 9 I I T

RUSSELL , JOSEPH B . 1904 T RICE , GEORGE .

G . ROTCH , ARTHUR

RANTOUL, BEVERLY L RANTOUL, EDWARD .

RICHARDSON , HOMER B .

W. RICE , ARTHUR F RHODES , JAMES .

ROGERS , DUDLEY P .

1 8 2 —1 8 1* SEARS , DAVID 5 7 — * . 1 8 2 18 SEARS , DAVID , JR 5 73 — * S R . 1 8 2 1 O EARS , FREDERICK 5 9 7 — * G . LA 1 8 2 1 86 SHAW, HOW ND 5 7 — * . 8 2 G . 1 1 8 SHAW, ROBERT , JR 5 53 1 8 2 —186 SKINNER, FRANCIS 5 51 18 2 —1 8 * SNELL , GEORGE 5 93 — — G . 1 8 2 1862 1 8 86 SNELLING , SAMUEL 5 1 8 2 — H . . 1 I 8S STORY, FRANKLIN , JR 5 41 1 8 — 1 8 * SIGOURNEY, HENRY 53 73 — * KNYVET W. 1 8 1 8 1 SEARS , 54 9 D 1 8 - 1 8 SLADE , DANIEL . 54 57I — T. 1 8 1 8 8 2 SPRAGUE , RICHARD 55 1 18 6—18 2 - 1 8 8 * SHAW, LEMUEL 5 7 4 1 8 6 —1 86 STURGIS , RUSSELL , JR . 5 51 1 8 6 —1 86 * STURGIS , HENRY P . 5 9 * 18 6—1 866 —1 888 SWETT, WILLIAM B . 5 — C D . 1 8 8 1 8 SPRAGUE , HARLES 5 741 1 8 8 —I 86 SHAW, QUINCY A . 5 51 * 1 8 — 1 8 SNELLING , HOWARD 59 79 — * . R . 1 8 1 86 STURGIS , GEORGE R 59 5 1 86o SPRAGUE , FRANCIS P . * 1 86o —18 G . 7 SOHIER , EORGE B 7 1860—18 2 —1 8 SALTONSTALL, LEVERETT 7 731 1 86 1 —1 8 * SALTONSTALL, HENRY 94 6 —18 H . 1 8 I STURGIS , HENRY 741 1861— — 8 88 * H. 18 2 1 STURGIS , JOHN 7 Som erset Club 61

— * . 1862 186 SHAW, SAMUEL P Boston 9 1 8 6 — 1 8 0 SILSBEE, NATHANIEL Salem 3 7 1 ’ — . 1 86 1 SILSBEE , EDWARD A Salem 4 8701 — * . 1 8 6 1 0 SKINNER, FRANCIS , JR Boston 4 9 5

H . 1 86 STEVENSON , ROBERT Boston 4 1 86 — 1 8 SUMNER, FRANCIS Boston 4 751 — * . 1 86 1 8 SPOONER, DANIEL N Boston 5 69 1 8 6 SAYLES , HENRY Boston 5 — G . 1 86 SALTONSTALL, WILLIAM Boston 5 18701 ' — * . 1866 1 STACKPOLE , J LEWIS Boston 904 * 1 866— 1 0 STACKPOLE , WILLIAM Boston 9 1 — S . 1 868 SARGENT, CHARLES Boston 1 8791

. 1 86 SHATTUCK, GEORGE B Boston 9 1 8 1— * SCULL, GIDEON Boston 7 1 899 1 8 1 STOCKTON , HOWARD Boston 7 — . 1 8 2 1 88 SARGENT, IGNATIUS , Boston 7 3 1 JR — . 1 8 2 1 8 8 SARGENT, HORACE B Boston 7 7 1 — W. 1 8 2 1 8 6 SARGENT, HENRY Boston 7 7 1 — B . . 1 8 2 1 8 SARGENT, HORACE , JR Boston 7 791 — — * . 1 8 2 1 8 8 1 SARGENT, LUCIUS M Boston 7 1 893 1 8 2— * SARGENT, TURNER Boston 7 1 8 77 — 1 8 2 18 8 SARGENT, WINTHROP Boston 7 7 — * H . 1 8 2 1 8 SEARS , PHILIP Boston 7 99 — * . 1 8 2 SEWARD , CLARENCE A New York 7 1 897 — C. 18 2 1 0 SHATTUCK, FREDERICK Boston 7 9 7 — . 1 8 2 1 8 8 SHATTUCK, GEORGE O Boston 7 91 — L . . 1 8 2 1 6 SHATTUCK, A Boston 7 87 1 — F. 1 8 2 1 8 1 SHIMMIN, CHARLES Boston 7 9 — S OWD ON . . C . 1 8 2 1 8 6 , A J Boston 7 7 1 — * S L. 1 8 2 1 88 PRAGUE , WILLIAM Boston 7 4 — F. 1 8 2 1 8 STEVENS , BENJAMIN Boston 7 73 1 1 8 2— 1 8 STONE , FREDERICK Boston 7 73 1 — * W. 1 8 2 1 8 8 STORER, BRANDT Boston 7 4 — * STOR R OW . 1 8 2 1 8 , JAMES J Boston 7 97 1 8 2— 1 8 SULLIVAN , RICHARD Boston 7 771 — . 1 8 2 1 8 STURGIS , CHARLES W Boston 7 771 — * E 1 8 2 1 8 0 SUTTON , BEN Boston 7 9 — 1 8 2 1 8 STURGIS , JAMES Boston 7 751 1 8 SEARS , DAVID Boston 73 — E . 1 8 1 8 8 SILSBEE , WILLIAM Boston 73 9 1 — — * H . 1 . 8 1 8 1 1 8 6 SMITH , ST JOHN Portland 74 9 9 — . 1 8 18 8 2 STEEDMAN , A CHARLES Boston 74 1

G . 1 8 SHAW, ROBERT Boston 74 — — W. 1 8 18 1 1 0 SWIFT , HENRY Boston 74 9 9 5 * F 1 8 — 18 8 SHEPLEY, GEORGE . Portland 75 7 * 1 8 6— 1 08 SIGOURNEY, HENRY Boston 7 9

R . . 1 8 6 SEARS , FREDERICK , JR Boston 7 18 STACKPOLE , HENRY Boston 77 62 Somerset Club

- A C. 18 8 18 88 SEVER NCE , PIERRE Boston 7 1 — D . 8 I S STACKPOLE , FREDERICK Boston 1 87 8 41 1 8 80 SHAW, FRANCIS Boston

. 1 880 STIMSON , FREDERIC J Dedham * 1 8 80 - 1 00 SCHLESINGER, BARTHOLD Boston 9 — * S H D . 1 8 8 1 1 88 ULLIVAN , ENRY Boston 9

E . 1 8 8 1 SAMPSON , CHARLES Boston — * S . 1 8 8 1 1 8 o SHELTON , PHILO Boston 9

W. 1 88 2 SARGENT, FRANCIS Boston

R . 1 8 8 2 SHAW, GEORGE Boston — . 1 8 8 2 1 88 SLADE, DENISON R Boston 51 C F 1 8 8 2 — * . I 02 SPRAGUE , HARLES Boston 9 Ihx o n E . n 1 8 8 STONE , WILLIAM 3 - * . 1 8 8 1 0 SEARS , J MONTGOMERY Boston 3 9 5 - . 188 1 0 SLATER, WILLIAM A Washington 3 9 5 * D 1 8 8 —I 8SS SPAULDING , MAHLON . Boston 3 1 8 8 SEABURY, FRANK Boston 3 F 1 8 8 SEARS , HENRY . Boston 3 1 88 SILSBEE , ARTHUR B . Boston 3 S HEAFE 1 8 8 , WILLIAM Boston 4 1 8 8 —1 8 I SCHROEDER, JOHAN B . Boston 4 9 1 — * t 1 8 8 1 886 SPARKS , WILLIAM ELLIOT Taun on 4 8 D . 1 8 SEARS, RICHARD Boston 4 - W. 1 8 8 1 0 SWAN , WILLIAM Boston 5 9 31 — AM f l hi 1 8 8 . Phila de a 1 0 1 SCOTT, J ES P p 5 9 1 1 8 8 —1888 STEEDMAN , CHARLES J . Laramie City 5 1 t 1 8 8 —I 8 8 * SIMPKINS , JOHN Yarmouthpor 5 9 1 8 86 —1 o6 STUART, CHARLES U . Boston 9 1 — * . 1 8 86 1 8 I SLEEPER, J HENRY Boston 9 6 C E . 1 8 8 STRATTON , HARLES Boston * 6 —1 8 N . . 1 8 8 SLATER, HORATIO , JR Webster 99 * 1 8 86 —1 8 2 SPRAGUE , RICHARD Boston 9 - C. 1 88 1 0 SHARP, JOHN , JR Taunton 7 9 7T 1 8 8 —1 8 6 SWIFT , FREDERICK New Bedford 7 9 1

SALS ON S TALL . 1 88 , RICHARD M Boston 7 — L u 1888 1 8 SHARP , ARTHUR RUSSE L Ta nton 99 H 1 8 8 8 SEABURY, WILLIAM . Boston 1 8 8 SEARS , HERBERT M . Boston 9

S . 1 8 8 SEARS , PHILIP Boston 9 F 1 8 2—1 8 STURGIS , ROGER . Boston 9 99

. B 1 8 2 SKINNER, FRANCIS , JR oston 9

S . t t 1 8 2 SIMPKINS , NATHANIEL Yarmou hpor 9 C 2 . Y 1 8 SIMPKINS , HARLES R armouthport 9 — * S R B 1 8 1 0 1 IMES , O ERT FIELD 93 9 1 8 T. hi SCOTT, EDGAR Philadelp a 94

. 1 8 STONE , FREDERICK M 95 - . 1 8 6 1 08 SHAW, JOHN OAKES , JR 9 9 1 1 8 6 STOCKTON , LAWRENCE M . 9

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— — * W. 18 2 1862 1 TUCKER, WILLIAM 5 8 85 1 8 2 —18 * TUDOR, FREDERICK 5 65 W 1 — TAPPAN , LEWIS 8 53 1 874T 1 8 — TRAIN, ENOCH 53 18651 — G H . 18 I 8 TIMMINS , EORGE 54 731 * 1 8 8 - 1 1 THORNDIKE , CHARLES 5 9 0 — * C. 1 8 8 1 TUCKERMAN , NEWCOMB 5 86o — L. 1 8 186 TILDEN , CHARLES 59 51 DI XWE LL 1 86 —1 * THOMPSON , JOHN 3 8 75 — . 1 86 1 TURNBULL, CHARLES N 8 8751 — * S . V. . 1 8 THAYER, R 70 1 87 1 — * . 1 8 TAPPAN, WILLIAM R 7o 18 73 * 1 8 o — I TYSON , GEORGE 7 I S8 — * D . 1 8 1 1 8 TUCKER, RICHARD 7 99 — * S . 1 8 I 1 O THORNTON , WALTER 7 9 5 T — TR E DI CK . S . 1 8 I , 7 1 872 1 1 8 2 —18 TUDOR, WILLIAM 7 751 2 d 1 8 2 —1 0 * TUCKER, ALANSON, 7 9 9 — * . 1 8 2 1 1 1 THAYER, NATHANIEL, JR 7 9 1 8 2 — * TUCKER, LAWRENCE 7 19 12 18 2 —1 8 6 TUCKERMAN , LUCIUS 7 7 1 — E . 1 8 1 8 6 TOWNSEND , HENRY 73 7 1 — * . 1 8 1 8 TURNER, N DANA 74 93 - * M CK, H . 1 8 1 I O TWOMBLY, 75 9

S . 1 8 TUCKERMAN , LEVERETT 75 F - . 1 8 1 8 8 TYLER, SIDNEY 79 51 — * E . 8 V. 1 80 I 0 THAYER, . R 9 7 — H . 1 880 1 8 8 2 TILDEN , GEORGE 1 — * T ALI N E . 1 8 2 oUz . 8 1 8 8 , A 9 — * E . 1 8 8 2 1 o TESCHEMACHER, HERBERT 9 7 * 1 8 8 —18 86 THORNDIKE , GEORGE QUINCY 3

L. 1 8 8 THORNDIKE , JOHN 3 ‘ 1 8 8 THAYER, BAYARD 3

C H . 1 8 8 TWEED , HARLES 5 — — * S . 188 1 8 8 1 O TUCKERMAN , CHARLES 5 9 9 4 88 E . 1 THAYER, JOHN 5 6 C. 1 8 8 THACHER, THOMAS 8 8 G . 1 TOWER , RICHARD 7 1 8 8 THOMAS , WASHINGTON B . 9 1 8 TRASK , WILLIAM ROPES 94 8 H . 1 THORNDIKE , HARRY 94 — 18 1 10 THORNDIKE , AUGUSTUS 95 9 6 — * W. 1 8 1 1 THAYER, FREDERICK 9 9 3 6 S . 1 8 TAYLOR, FREDERICK 9

S . 1 00 TOOKER, JOHN 9 1 0 2 THORNDIKE , PAUL 9 1 0 THACHER, LOUIS B . 9 4

R . . 1 0 E . V. THAYER, , JR 9 4 Som erset Club 65

K . THOMAS , RUFUS

THORNDIKE , LOTHROP

K. THORNDIKE , RICHARD

THORNDIKE , JOHN R .

TYSON , GEORGE

D . TURNBULL, CHARLES

E . . THAYER, JOHN , JR

H EzRA . T AYER, R

— * U . 1 8 2 1 0 1 PHAM , GEORGE P 5 9 — — * B . . 8 U G , 1 8 6 1 2 1 0 PTON , EORGE 5 7 9 4 JR — . 1 8 2 1 8 0 UPHAM , J BAXTER 7 9 1 — * U 1 8 80 1 8 8 2 PHAM , HENRY — * P . . 1 8 8 2 18 I UPHAM , GEORGE , JR 9

D . 1 8 8 UPDIKE , BERKELEY 9

B . VAN BRUNT, DUDLEY

VAN BRUNT, CHARLES

H . VAN ALEN, J .

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G . WHEATLAND , EORGE , Boston JR — 1 86 1 8 2 WHIPPLE , JEREMIAH Boston 4 7 1 — — - * 1 86 188 I oz I O WINCHESTER, THOMAS B . Boston 4 3 9 9 4 — * 6 - 18 8 2 1 8 . 18 94 WINSOR, HENRY, JR Boston 5 86 —I S O W. 1 WRIGHT, GEORGE Boston 5 7 1 * 1 86 —1 0 WELD , B . RODMAN Boston 5 9 9 — D B I 866 18 G . 741 WELLES, EORGE oston 66 Som erset Club — S . . 1866 18 WELD , MINOT, JR 79

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. 1 86 WARREN , J COLLINS 9 — * . 1 8 o I 08 WHITTIER, CHARLES A 7 9 * 18 I —18 WHITNEY, CHARLES 7 93 — H . 1 8 I 1 8 WALKER, CHARLES 7 731 — C. 18 2 18 8 WINTHROP , ROBERT 7 51 — * W. 1 8 2 1 8 6 WALES , GEORGE 7 9 — C A . 18 2 1 88 2 WELCH , HARLES 7 1 — * . 1 8 2 188 2 WELD , FRANCIS M 7

C. 18 2 WHITE , JAMES 7 * A 18 2 —I O WHITMORE , CH RLES J . 7 9 3 — G . 18 2 18 8 WHITNEY, ISRAEL 7 7 1 T — * E . 1 8 2 I 8 WILKINSON , . 7 73 W 8 — H . . 1 2 18 WILLIAMS , 7 941

W. 18 2 WADSWORTH , AUSTIN 7 P — * . 1 8 2 18 1 WALLEY, WILLIAM 7 9 1 8 2 WETMORE , GEORGE PEABODY 7 1 8 2 — H . 7 1 8781 WILLIAMS , ENRY B * 18 2 —1 OO WOLCOTT, ROGER 7 9 * 1 8 2 —1 0 1 WHITNEY, GEORGE 7 9 1 8 2 WHITNEY, FREDERICK 7 * 18 2 —18 WINTHROP , JOHN 7 95 H 1 8 —188 WORTHINGTON , JOHN . 73 51 1 8 — 1 0 WADSWORTH , HERBERT 73 9 91 18 —I 8 S WOLFF, GUIDO 74 7 T C 18 WESTON , HENRY 74 * 18 - 18 G W. 74 97 WEST, EORGE — D . 1 8 18 WASHBURN , JOHN 75 771 * 18 6 —1 0 C F. 7 9 9 WRIGHT, HARLES * 1 8 - 18 8 1 WRIGHT, JOHN R . 77 * 18 — 1 0 WAINWRIGHT, HENRY 77 9 3 * 8 — I O A D . . 1 I S , 79 9 WARREN , MUEL JR * 1880—1 02 —1 12 G H . 9 9 WARREN , EORGE * 8 80 —18 F. . 1 WELD , WILLIAM , 93 JR — * C 18 8 1 18 6 WOLFF, ARL 9 18 8 2 WENDELL, BARRETT 8 8 C. 1 WELD , MINOT 3 8 8 R . 1 WHEELOCK, THOMAS 3 — W 188 188 WISTER, O EN 4 51 88 W. 1 WEBB , SEWARD 4 1 8 8 WILLIAMS , HAROLD 4 * 1 88 —1 OI WHITMAN , HENRY 4 9 886 - 18 1 D . 1 WHEATLAND , PHILIP 9 1 1886 WHITNEY, FRANK 1 886 WHITNEY, ELLERTON P .

68 Somerset Club

C G . WINSLOW, HARLES

S . WINSLOW, GEORGE

H . WELLS , EDGAR

F. WHITNEY, JOHN

WELD , PHILIP B . D WARREN , SAMUEL .

WADSWORTH , ELIOT

WHARTON , WILLIAM P . VE LCH ) , FRANCIS / WOLCOTT, WILLIAM PRESCOTT

S . WOLCOTT, HUNTINGTON

WOLCOTT, ROGER

S . WELCH , EDWARD

G . WENDELL , WILLIAM W /WELCH , FRANCIS K L Y . . OUNG , B

L . C . YOUNG ,