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daughters. Mrs. Blanche Leichtner, who was educated in public and private schools of New Haven, is now residing in New York city, and has one child, Carolyn. Mrs. Minnie U. Drey- fus was educated in private schools of New Haven and is still making her home in this city.
In Masonry Mr. U'lman has attained the thirty-second degree of the Scottish Rite and he took the initial degrees in Hiram Lodge. He is also a member of the Ancient Order of United Workmen and of the Heptasophs. He belongs also to the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks, to the Union League. the Quinnipiac Club, the Race Brook Country Club, the Young Men's Republican Club and a number of other social organizations.
In a word, he is one of the best known and most influential residents of this city, standing high in business and manufacturing circles in Connecticut and enjoying the goodwill and high regard of all with whom he has been brought in contact. His life record should serve to inspire and encourage others, showing what may be accomplished by determined effort. intel- ligently guided. The innate force of his nature and his determination have enabled him to overcome all difficulties and obstacles in his path. In fact these have seemed to serve as a stimulus to renewed effort on his part and his developing powers have brought him to a conspicuous and enviable position in trade circles of the state.
CAPTAIN JOHN JOSEPH AHERN.
Captain John Joseph Ahern, commanding Battery E of the Tenth Field Artillery of the Connectient National Guard. is one of the youngest and at the same time one of the most soldierly and most etlicient national guard officers in the state. He was born in Hartford, Connecticut. October 24. 1888, a son of John Joseph and Catherine (Kerwin) Ahern. The father's birth occurred in Hartford county, Connecticut, where he spent his entire life, passing away in the city of Hartford in 1896. He had been employed for many years by the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad. His wife, a native of Ireland, came to Amer- ica with her parents. who settled in Hartford, Connecticut. during her childhood. She passed away in that city in 1903.
Captain Ahern was educated in Hartford to the age of fourteen years, when he went to Branford, Connectieut, where he completed his education, there making his home with Mr. and Mrs. Patrick H. Dunn. He served an apprenticeship under Mr. Dunn, who is en- gaged in the plumbing business in Branford, and, showing special aptitude in the work, has become an expert phimber and is still associated with Mr. Dunn in the business. His elli- cieney is widely recognized and has brought him prominently to the front in this connection in the city in which he resides.
Captain Ahern's military chapter is a most interesting one in his life record. He enlisted in Battery A. now Battery E, of the Tenth Field Artillery of the Connecticut Na- tional Guard at Branford in December, 1908. This is the Branford Battery. He had a natural aptitude for military life and was soon promoted to corporal, being advanced to that rank in 1909. The following year he became sergeant and in 1913 was commissioned second lieutenant In 1914 he was advanced to the position of first lieutenant and was serving in that capacity when in June, 1916, the battery was mustered into the United States service and ordered to Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania, and from there to the Mexican border, where the command was on duty for six months. While on the border Mr. Ahern was promoted to the rank of captain and given command of the battery, having the distinction of commanding the only national guard battery of field artillery on the border that was at war strength and had complete war strength equipment. He brought his command back to Branford and it was mnstered out of the United States service March 17. 1917. Exactly two weeks afterward it was called back and once again mnstered into the United States service and took the field. Captain Ahern had done his share of hard work in the battery for the past nine years and now has the honor of commanding the organization, in which he has worked diligently to bring it up to its present state of efficiency. It is recognized as one of the best light artillery batteries in the entire national guard and there is no doubt of the record which will be made by this organization in active duty. Captain Ahern is very young to fill such a position but is exceptionally well qualified and has the military spirit and the keen per- ception which well prepared him for past and coming duties.
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Captain Ahern is a devoted member of the Roman Catholic church and he has given to St. Mary's church of Branford a mor , beautiful pair of marble holy water fountains. He belongs to El Dorado Council, K. C., of Branford; also to Dawson Tribe, 1. O. R. M .; to the Woodmen of the World; to the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks, at New Haven; and the Ancient Order of Hibernians, at Branford. He is popular with his fellow townsmen and with the men who are serving under him and his record reflects credit upon the city which sends him forth as one of its representatives in response to the call to the colors. Never does lie falter in the performance of any duty and, resolute and determined, he now answers when again the United States asks for her best sons to protect her rights and her liberty.
L. WHEELER BEECHER.
L. Wheeler Beecher, president of the Geometric Tool Company of New Haven, was born January 17, 1836, at Plymouth Hollow. Litchfield county, Connecticut, now known as Thomas- ton. He is a son of Anson and Nancy ( Benton) Beecher and a grandson of Wheeler Beecher, who was born at Woodbridge, Connecticut, in 1754, a descendant of one of three brothers who came from England in the early part of the seventeenth century. The maternal grand- father, Ebenezer Benton, was a native of Litchfield. now Morris, Connectient. Anson Beecher was a son of Wheeler Beecher, born in 1754 in Woodbridge, Connecticut, and was born in Watertown, Connecticut. October 19, 1805. He passed away at Waterhury, April 7. 1876. He married Nancy Benton, who was born August 17, 1803, and died on the 13th of Jan- mary, 1884.
In young manhood Anson Beecher was a school-teacher. He possessed an inventive trend and was the first person in the United States to plait or weave a straw hat and he made the first solid head pins manufactured in the United States. He also brought forth various other inventions. mainly along the line of mathematical tools. The parents of L. Wheeler Beecher were plain, unassuming people whose well spent lives commanded the respect and esteem of the entire community in which they lived, while the inventive mind of Mr. Beecher constituted a valuable contribution to the world's work. After his marriage he. for some years, resided in Morris. Litchfield county, and in 1853 he removed to New Haven, where in 1854 he established the firm of A. Beecher & Sons, manufacturers of matches. Mr. Beecher and his sons composed the firm until 1870, when it became the Swift, Courtney & Beecher Company. remaining as such until 1881, when it became the Diamond Match Com- pany, developing into the foremost industry of its kind in the United States, placing the family in a deservedly prominent position among the leading American manufacturers. To Mr. and Mrs. Anson Beecher were born four sons, three of whom are living, Ebenezer B., L. Wheeler and Lyman A. The other brother was the late Hon. William Skinner Beecher, who was a Civil war veteran, serving with a Connecticut regiment during the entire period of hostilities between the north and the south. He also became very prominent in other connections and fully sustained the enviable reputation of the family for activity in business and for loyalty and progressiveness in citizenship.
L. Wheeler Beecher was educated in the common schools of his native city to the age of sixteen years, after which he became a student of the Washington Gunnery. a private school of considerable note in Connecticut. After leaving school he entered his father's employ in the sawmill and when the firm of A. Beecher & Sons was established he became a member thereof and his inventive genius found expression in various ways leading ulti- mately to the development of the Geometrie Tool Company, of which he became the pres- ident and which office he has since filled. Until recent years he has also had active and financial interest in other manufacturing enterprises and has been a leading spirit in the city's industrial development.
Nor has Mr. Beecher been neglectful of his duties in regard to civic matters. He has labored earnestly and persistently to advance the publie welfare in many ways. Upon attaining his majority he became a supporter of the whig party. with which he voted until the new republican party came into existence, since which time he has followed its leader- ship. For the past fifty years he has been a member of the school board and one of the schools of the city has been named in his honor. There is no feature of the city's life and
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welfare in which he has not been keenly interested and in every possible way he has fur- thered the development of New Haven and its business interests.
On the 18th of January. 1859. Mr. Beecher was married to Miss Sarah Jane Murray, who has now passed away. She was a native of New Haven and a daughter of Henry and Clarissa Murray, representatives of an old Connectient family. Mr. and Mrs. Beecher became the parents of a daughter, who died at the age of thirty-five years.
Mr. Beecher is a lite member of the Sons of the American Revolution and is identified with the local organization at New Haven. He belongs to the Westville Congregational church and is a member of the Union League. He has been secretary and treasurer of the church during the greater part of the time for forty years. His activities have always been manifest along lines leading to general development and progress and his record is the story of successful achievement.
THOMAS JOSEPH CONNERS. M. D.
Dr. Thomas Joseph Conners. an up-to-date and successful young physician and surgeon practicing in West Haven, was born March 23, 1890. in Shelton, Connecticut, the son of John and Anna (Maloney) Conners, both natives of Ireland. The father became a resident of Shelton, Connecticut, in 1875, and has since resided there. He is a stationary engineer by occupation.
Dr. Thomas Joseph Conners attended the public and high schools at Shelton and then entered the University of Maryland, from which he was graduated with the degree of M. D. in 1912. Ile then spent fifteen months in St. Mary's Hospital. and later was connected with the Hillerest Hospital at Pittsfield, Massachusetts. He specialized in surgery and for one year did all the surgical work for the General Electric Company. Later he located at New Milford, Connecticut, and built up a fine practice there, but, feeling the need of a larger field of activity and an opportunity to visit hospitals and clinics, he removed to West Haven. During the two years of his residence here he has gained a well earned rep- utation as a successful surgeon and physician and is held in high esteem by his professional brethren. Fle engages in general practice and keep- in close touch with the latest methods of treating diseases.
Dr. Conners supports the democratic party at national elections but when local issues are at stake is independent. lle belongs to St. Lawrence Roman Catholic church. to the Knights of Columbus and the Ancient Order of Hibernians, of which he is president. While in college he was for three years a member of the Varsity baseball team, and he has never ceased to take a keen interest in outdoor sports. He is school physician of West Haven and finds that after he has discharged his duties in that connection and met the demands of his practice he has very little time for outside activities. He has not only gained pro- fessional success but has won the respect and warm regard of those who have come in con- tact with him.
RAY UPSON PLANT.
Ray Upson Plant. a prominent farmer and horticulturist of Branford, was born on the oll Plant homestead which he now owns and occupies, a half mile west of the center of the village of Branford. his natal day being February 26, 1890. He acquired his educa- tion in the old Canoebrook school near the Plant homestead, in the Branford .high school and in the Boardman Manual Training School at New Haven. He also attended a business college in New Haven and thus became well qualified for life's practical and responsible duties. He began farming on the old homestead after his school days were over and has here since remained. In order to put the business of growing fruit and vegetables on a business basis, the Plant brothers. Albert B. and Ray U. Plant, incorporated an operating company under the name of the A. E. Plant Sons' Company, Incorporated, of which Albert B. Plant is treasurer and Ray C. Plant, secretary. This company does not own any farm
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land but cultivates the farms owned by Albert B. and Ray U. Plant and also leases farm land. The company is engaged in the growing of fruits and vegetables for the New York, New Haven and Boston markets and they produce only the finest quality of farm products. Their strawberries especially are in great demand and they have also won much more than local fame for their tomatoes. Their berries are sought by the best trade and their pat- ronage is exacting but appreciative.
On the 14th of July, 1917. Ray U. Plant was united in marriage to Miss Mildred Valetta Hotelkiss, of Guilford, Connecticut, who was there born and educated. She attended the Guilford high school and the Guilford Institute and afterward continued her studies in Smith College at Northampton. Massachusetts, subsequent to which time she became a teacher of mathematies in the Branford high school. She is a daughter of J. Henry and Anna (Pardee) Hotchkiss, who were natives of Guilford and representatives of old Con- nectient families.
In polities Mr. Plant is a stalwart republican, always supporting the party sinee age conferred upon him the right of franchise. He belongs to the Congregational church and to Widows Son Lodge, No. 66, F. & A. M. Ile is a member of the Connecticut Pomological Society and of the Connecticut Vegetable Growers' Association and he keeps in close touch with all improved methods of producing fruit and vegetables. He is thoroughly informed concerning the most advanced scientifie methods of crop production along those lines. and his own labors enable him to speak with authority upon many questions having to do with the raising of vegetables and fruit.
WILLIS HANFORD CROWE. M. D.
Dr. Willis Hanford Crowe, who as a surgeon has attained more than local prominence, his ability being widely recognized in professional circles and by the laity. has practiced in New Haven since 1896. He was born in South Norwalk. Connecticut, December 8. 1873, a son of Colonel James C. Crowe, who was there born and was a representative of an old Connecticut family whose ancestry can be traced back through several centuries. Colonel Crowe was a contractor and substantial business man in his community and he became a prominent factor in organization work during the Civil war. For years he was active in connection with the national guard and organized many military companies. He was also a recognized leader in the ranks of the republican party in South Norwalk, where he served as a member of the city council for many years. In fact he took a deep and help- ful interest in community affairs and stood as a loyal supporter to all those interests which are a matter of civic virtue and civic pride. He wedded Mary Agnes Smith, a native of Connecticut and a descendant of one of the oldest families of this state. He died at the age of sixty-seven years, while his wife has also passed away.
Dr. Crowe was the youngest in their family of five children. He pursued his public school education in Norwalk and after leaving high school began preparation for a pro- fessional career by entering the College of Physicians and Surgeons, the medical depart- ment of Columbia University of New York city. He was there graduated with the class of 1895 and following his graduation spent some time in hospital work in New York. gain- ing that broad and valuable knowledge which only hospital experience can give. by reason of the great variety of cases that come up in hospital practice. He opened an office in New Haven in 1996 and through the intervening period of twenty-one years has continuously and actively engaged in practice, specializing in surgery. He is now surgeon of St. Raphael's Hospital of New Haven and he also has an extensive private practice. He has served as instructor in the medical department of Yale University for thirteen years and that be has close association with his professional colleagues and contemporaries is indicated in his membership in the New Haven County. the Connectient State and the American Medical Associations and the American College of Surgeons. In 1914 he was elected president of the New Haven County Medical Society and served for one term. He was also the pres- ident of the United States Pension Board of Examining Surgeons and is surgeon of the naval militia of Connecticut.
On the 10th of April. 1901. Dr. Crowe was married in New Haven to Miss Grace Anna
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MacDonald, a native of this state and a daughter of Hon. James H. MacDonald. They now have two children. Willis MacDonald and Grace Elizabeth, both born in New Haven, the former on the 16th of February, 1902, and the latter on the 5th of October, 1906.
Dr. and Mrs. Crowe hold membership in the Calvary Baptist church and his political belief is that of the republican party. Fraternally he is a Mason and has taken the thirty- second degree of the Scottish Rite, while with the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine he has crossed the sands of the desert. He belongs to the Union League and the Yacht Clubs and he has attractive social qualities which make for personal popularity, while in his chosen profession his developing powers and ability have gained him prominence.
INDEX
Adams, D. A.
522
Berry, J. F
825
Adt, H. E.
77
Bigelow, F. L 51
Ahern, J. J.
896
Bilger, C. W . 292
Alden, Dexter
42
Billard, F. H. 668
Aldridge, J. P.
612
Billings, C. K., Jr
466
Amrhyn, G. X.
851
Birks, G.
765
Andersen, F. L.
459
Bishop, B. W.
663
Andrews, F. H.
725
Bishop, E. F.
288
Appell, Jacob
828
Bishop, F. B. 159
Arlt, F. W.
579
Blackstone, Miles 406
Armstrong, H. B
344
Blackstone, T. B.
716
Arnold, E. H.
92
Blake, C. O. 484
Atwood, F. G.
704
Blake, E. M. 83
Augur, E. M.
311
Blakeslee, C. W. 26
Avis, S. R. 888
291
Blakeslee, D. A.
177
Ayer, U. S. 307
Blakeslee, J. H.
825
Blatchley, F. N.
352
Babcock, E. L 267
Blenner, Samuel
693
Bailey, C. A
483
Blinn, J. S
490
Bailey, C. W.
280
Bloomfield, D. B.
501
Bailey, W. B
878
Blumer, George
334
Baker, F. S.
502
Boardman, A. K. 570
Baldwin, D. W.
304
Booth, G. A.
64
Baldwin, Harvey
18
Booth, H. M.
611
Balsamo, E. F.
858
Bowman, H. M.
517
Barber, D. L.
332
Boyce, S. W. H.
395
Barnes, F. G. P
306
Bradley, A. R.
54
Barnes, W. S.
482
Bradley, C. P.
603
Barrett, W. J
618
Bradley, F. S.
222
Bartlett, E. D.
886
Bradley, F. T.
206
Bassett, S. A.
59
Bradley, K. L.
515
Baxter, C. N.
170
Bradley, W. L.
312
Bates, E. T. 399
Brennan, E. J.
481
Baumann, Morris 431
Brethauer. F. H
887
Beadle, Edgar
73
Bridgett, W. J 597
112
Beecher, H. W.
430 - Brown, E. R.
534
Beecher, L. W.
897
Brown, F. E.
668
Beers, Ralph
Brown, H. H.
435
Beers, R. E.
778
Brown, John
20 .
Belasco, Jean
786
Brown, R. A. 780
Bennett, A. S.
642
Buckingham, W. W 71
Bercinsky, David
202
Bullis, C. E. 551
Bergman. A. P. 544
Bunnell. H. B. 639
Bernard, W. A. 894 Burke, W. P 567
901
Beardsley, W.
404
Brosnan, J. J
Avis, W. H.
Blakeslee, C. W., Jr 138
902
INDEX
Bushnell, C. S.
5
Cooke, H. G.
357
Bushnell, F. C. ..
564
Cooke, J. A. 420
Bushnell, W. G.
11
Cooke, M. E. 358
Butler, W. E. 414
Cornell, T. L. 53
Costello, C. M. A. 826
Cahn, Alexander 516
Cotter, E. M. 568
Caldwell, A. D.
261
Coughlan, W. J
747
Callaghan, P. J. 647
Cox, P. H.
829
Campner, Samuel
265
Crabb, F. G. 212
Capasso, Alexander 870
Cronan, F. P.
843
Carelli, G. F. 258
Crosby. A. W. 166
Crowe, W. H 899
Carrington, E. T.
392
Cunliffe. John, Jr
722
Carrington, J. B.
158
Carroll, C. H. 860
Curtin, Jeremiah
306
Carroll, C. N. 868
380
Dabergotz, R. J 839
Daggett, L. M
83
Carter, R. L.
618
Dalgliesh, J. P. 412
Cepa, J. L.
654
Dauenhauer, Charles 149
Chamberlain, A. L.
398
D'Avino, R. A 617
Chamberlain, R. R.
273
Davis, B. A. 478
Chamberlin, C. G.
510
Davis, Eckford
664
Champion, J. N.
195
Davis, R. G.
409
Chandler, J. J.
241
Davis, W. E., Jr 727
491
Chapman, J. F.
742
Day, H. A.
338
Chase, M. C.
742
Day, H. F.
321
Chase, P. W. 728
366
De Angelis, Antonio 876
Chidsey. H. L.
563
De Cantillon. Joseph 319
Chidsey, S. R.
821
De Lucia, Frank 848
Choate School
119
De Lucia, Gennaro
561
Clark, A. B. 758
Deming, W. W
864
Clark. C. E. 215
Denison. C. N.
240
Clark. C. L.
188
Denison. R. C.
19
Clark, E. B.
326
Clark. E. M.
114
Dewell, J. D 60
773
Clark, J. B.
547
Dickerman, H. L. 837
Clark, Massena
106
Dietter, F. W. 448
523
Cleaveland. L. W.
172
Doeppensmith, Philip 713
Donnelly, H. J. 736
Donovan, J. F 721
726
Cohane, J. J.
266
Dossin, R. F
875
Cohane. T. F. 297
Dowe, E. S.
132
Cohen, Charles
857
Dowson, E. H.
403
Coker, W. S.
756
Drelier, L. C.
637
Coleman, W. A
806
Dreisbael. C.
192
Collins, J. C. . 814
Duggan, E. J
557
Comstock. F. W
327
Dunn, J. E.
892
Conners, T.
898
Dunne, T. P
119
Conte, H. A.
582
Dupee, H. E. 596
Cook, W. M. 281
Dwight, Timothy 346
( larke, C. F.
305
Disbrow, J. R.
Clinton, G. P. 252
Clinton. W. R. 626
Coan, G. R.
470
Doolittle, A. L
Derecktor, Esidor 804
Clark, F. M.
647
Diekerman. G. E.
Chaplain, C. L.
85
Davis, W. M.
Deane, A. J 819
Chatfield, M. E.
Cuno, C. F. 619
Carroll, J. H.
Carter, B. H.
113
Carnevale, Giuseppe 863
903
INDEX
Eckle, G. M ..
418
Gilson, J. L. . 294
Edsall, W. H. 792
Giordano. Thomas 851
Eliot, Gustavus 219
692
Goin, E. F. 877
Emanuelson, Gustaf 678
271
Engdahl, A. A.
Goldsmith, J. D
638
English, B. F.
616
Goodrich, W. H. 444
English, B. R.
22
Goodyear, R. B. 120
English, J. E.
875
Gordy, E. S. 611
Erskine, R. H.
800
Graham, C. E. 248
Eskin, Samuel
Griffin. H. B. 496
Esposito, J. V
Griswold. Charles
620
Evans, G. E.
Griswold, G. M
319
Everett, J. W
(Griswold, S. A.
384
Fancher, R. R. 538
727
Farley, E. F.
354
Fay, F. S.
879
Gumprecht. P. C.
811
Feltis, T. F
385
Gurian. M. W.
873
Ferguson. C. E.
865
Ferrie, Vincent
691
Field, L. L.
831
Hald, F. X 751
Fisher, E. G. .
216
Hall, H. A. L.
397
FitzGerald, D. E.
Hall, M. W. 124
Fitzgerald, J. F. 197
300
Hall, W. B. 521
Flanders, W. T
Hamilton, C. S. 708
400
Flatow, Albert
721
Hammer, A. E.
628
Flynn, D. A.
656
Flynn, J. H.
412
Foote, R. W.
662
Foote, W. R.
253
Harding, M. P
130
Ford, F. L ..
246
Foskett, W. A
105
Harriman, E. A.
111
Fowler, F. E.
339
Harrison. Nathan
156
Fowler, O. H. D.
417
Harten, J. A.
595
Francis, H. E.
756
Frankel, M. F.
Hawkes, W. W.
730
Freedman, Isidor
113
Frisbie, F. B.
Hayes, J. M.
844
Fritz, W. F 821
757
Heberger, Abraham 469
741
Frost, H. P
857
Fusco, Pasquale
Gale, W. W., & Company 259
198
Gallagher, J. C.
505
Gamble, D. S.
562
Garland, W. J.
441
Gauch, O. S.
606
Gaylord. C. W.
528
Higgins, David
847
Gibbs, David
343
Gibbud, M. J.
84
Hill, E. G.
373
Gilbert, W. R.
661
Hiller, A. M. 91
Gillette, C. S.
247
Hine, W. S
633
Gilmore, J. L.
Herrmann, Sig
602
Hershatter, L. R
763
Hershman, Jacob
805
Hess, Herman 150
Hessler, H. P 245
Heyl, E. C.
425
Frohlich. Jacob
750
Frommer, H. B
72
Hecklinger, Gustave
580
Hemming. C. H
Hendryx, N. W. 318
276
Hartpence, E. L.
229
Hawthorne. Lewis 442
312
Hammond. S. M.
840
Handel. W. F
Hanrahan, J. H
744
Guilford. I. M.
737
Guinan, L. A.
516
Gwatkin. L. W
791
690
Flannery, W. M.
819
Hamm. C. M.
637
Grussi, F. C.
807
377
456
Goldman, George 598
Goldman, Harris S62
32
Goddard. W. H. 129
Elliott, T. E.
Hill. A. J. 98
Harmon, W. C. 178
Hayles, Walter 593
904
INDEX
Hitchcock, H. W
152
Keeler, G. W 549
Hodges, H. M.
734
Kelly, C. W. 735
Hodges. V. H.
509
Kelly, P. J. 715
Hodgetts, W. J
764
Kelsey, E. R. 176
Hola bird, C. F.
142
Kelsey, R. T. 893
Holabird. R. R.
877
Kennedy, J. B. 74
Hooker, Thomas
19
Kibbe, F. MI 871
Hooker, Thomas, Jr.
890
Kiefer, G. C. 481
Hoppen, W. R.
634
Kiernan, W. L. 214
Horner, L. S.
33
Kilborn, G. A. 389
Hotchkiss, C. B.
195
Kimball, E. S.
437
Hotchkiss, G. W.
755
Kipp, William
878
Hotchkiss, H. F.
444
Kirby, F. A
279
Hotchkiss, H. L.
12
Kirsch, P. A. 646
Hoth, G. F.
867
Kissinger, Henry
714
Ilowe, G. K
596
Kleiner, Charles 616
Hoyt, S. E.
308
Kleiner, Israel 886
Hubbard, C. A.
705
Kling, Lawrence
862
Hubbard, G. W.
188
Kluegel, O. L.
760
Hubbard, L. M.
171
Knight, H. C. 239
Hubbard, L. M., Jr.
175
Koletsky, Joseph 693
Hubbard. N O.
788
Kowalewski, V. A.
882
Hugo, Philip
190
Hull, C. E.
169
Hull, C. T.
569
Hull, G. E.
787
Hutmacher, F. X
712
Lanigan, J. W 443
Lanoue, Walter 272
542
Laverty, J. J.
801
Law, W. B.
308
Ierardi, Rocco
882
Ives, F. A.
221
Leddy, F. A
715
Ives, H. B.
80
Lederer, Julius 413
21
Leete, C. M.
675
Leete, E. M.
365
Leete, H. W.
426
Leete, W. S.
785
Jackson, J. F.
503
Leichter, M. B
234
James, G. R.
495
Leonard, H. A.
45
Jenkins, M. C.
203
Leonard, M. J.
581
Jente, Paul
706
Lesser, Joseph
827
Johnson, C. G.
654
Levy, L. H.
697
Johnson, J. C.
782
Lewis, D. M.
601
Johnson. N. C.
97
Lewis. S. A
506
Johnston, D. W
242
Liddell, Jolın
541
Jones, B.
845
Lincoln, A. B.
796
Jourdan, H. F
793
Lincoln, C. T.
733
Joyce, L. E.
833
Linde, AIfred
684
Judd, A. D. 772
Linde, J. I.
610
Judd, E. M. 771
Lindsay. W. N 457
Judd Family 770
Lipsher, Max 802
Judd. G. M. 773
Loomis, S. C.
126
Judson, W. P. 452
Luby. W. J. 827
Judson, W. R. 469
Luby, W. M. 813
813
Landers, W. E. F., Jr 111
Hynes, F. H.
214
Hynes, T. V.
605
Larkin. Ridgley
Ibelshauser, H. W. 320
Lazzari, A. V.
840
Lear, Maxwell
556
Ives, J. W.
262
Lee, W. H.
Ives. P. P. 752
Jackowitz, G. J 684
Jackson, C. H.
518
Kreykenbohm, August 816
Kuntze, Julius
905
Luckey. F. R.
52
Morse, A. C ...
Luiprold, Louis
713
Moses, W. L .. .
$11
Lupo, Gabriele
880
Mott, Mrs. B. L.
191
Lyman. C. P
391
Moyle. W. S
511
Lynch. J. T.
229
Mudge. Cushing
447
Lynch, W. F.
425
Lyon, T. W
548
Munson, E. W.
386
Murdock. T. P
828
Murphy, J. A
574
MeCarroll, W. W
436
MeGivney, J. J.
602
McGuire, W. C.
293
McIntosh, E. F.
352
Neale, Jolın
576
Nelson. F. S.
317
MeLay, James 838
Nestel, Osias
856
McMahon, P. H.
830
Nettleton, C. H.
79
MeNamara, J. F
548
Nettleton, E. L.
321
MeNeil, C. F
403
Nettleton, H. E.
587
MacClemmy, R. F
852
Newman, M. J
497
Machol, M. MI.
449
Newton. H. G 34
Mag. I. H
268
Nichols. L. J. . 276
Magill. C. A. .
533
Nickerson. H. C ..
157
Maher. S. J
58
Norton. Henry. Jr 5×4
Maley, P. J.
794
Norton. R. H.
700
Mansfield, Burton 189
497
O'Brien. J. V.
569
Mariani, Nicola 227
O'Brien, P. T
788
Marks, H. S. 841
890
Oefinger. Elias 771
Martin. C. J. 842
O'Keefe. A. B 463
Martin, J. E.
631
Olds. E. C.
299
Marvin, J. M.
230
Olesen, William
850
Marvin, S. P.
160
Mason, F. H.
594
O'Meara, P. F. 699
Oppe. Charles
801
Mathewson, A. M.
738
Opper, Isadore
849
Orr, D. W.
820
Mendel, Adolph
258
Osborn. S. V
165
Mendillo, A. J
558
Menzies, C. A
711
Page. Charles
659
Pallman. T. D
472
Merriam, M. S. 822
Palmer. W. D
626
Merriam, R. J.
Panikoff. W. L
743
Mezzanetti, Cesare 807
Parker, C. M.
45%
Millard. R. W
Peck. R. E.
615
Miller, W. F.
824
Peckham. Luey C.
49%
Miner, R. J.
214
Penders, J. F
131
Miner, Read & Tullock
261
Penfield, W. A
640
Molstein, Abraham 750
Pepe. Antonio 855
Monroe, F. H. 550
Perkins. S. B 420
Monson. F. A.
63
Perlroth, Adolph
*49
Moore, Mrs. Clara .J 795
Perry. H. T.
833
Moore. G. C.
429
Persky, Simon 609
Moran, J. T.
109
Peterson. E. V 293
Morehouse, G. K
389
Petrie. J. A
823
Morgan, F. J.
192
Pfaff. Xavier 95
Morris, C. G.
110 Phelan. J. C.
Vol. II-42
Munger, G. B.
682
MeAdams, J. F. 383
Murray, W. S
144
Myers, M. C.
805
McKenna, W. J 707
Manson, H. W. B
O'Connell, T. F 477
Maroney, E. J
O'Meara, E. P. 411
Mason, J. J. 707
Maurer. O. E.
650
Merriam. J. G.
595
INDEX
605
906
INDEX
Phelps, A. H.
450
Scott, J. A. 573
· Phelps, C. G.
488
Scoville, C. O. 67
Pitkin. J. N. 235
Scoville, John 205
Place, W. B. 378
Seranton, E. C. 46
Plant, A. B
891
Sellers, Philip 501
Plant, R. U.
898
Seymour, G. D
Shares, JJ. O .. 846
Pond, Philip
183
Pooley, W. H.
233
Sheehan. J. H 489
Porter, C. H.
691
Sheehan, M. T
303
Porter, Noah
28
Sherman, J. L 590
Shiner, W. R. 510
Preston, S. O.
328
Shumway, F. D. 632
Simpson, E. C. 141
254
Skiff. W. C. 50
Ray, F. L. 763
Reader, H. L
860
Slepcow, Ilarry 830
Redding. J. P
885
Sliney, J. T.
894
Reed, A. B.
452
Smedley, C. L 4.54
648
Reilly, T. F.
527
Smith, E. C.
729
Reilly, T. L.
649
Smith, E. W.
236
Rembert, J. R.
184
Rempfer, Louis
832
Smith. F. E.
364
Resnik. I. W.
758
Resnikoff, F. J
865
Smith. H. II.
504
Revere, L. F.
379
Smith, J. .
28
Rice, F. J.
100
Smith, J. P.
512
Rice, Morris 455
Smith, P. T.
424
Richardson, L. G. 460
Smith, W. F.
552
Riley, H. W.
581
Snow, L. T.
117
Robinson, L. W.
130
Rockwell, Wells
298
Sonneberg, M., Company 337
293
Rolf, F. H.
143
Spalding. C. G 537
Sperry, A. W. 883
368
Rowe, J. N.
524
Sperry, H. J.
470
Rubin, J. H. 720
Sperry. S. C.
257
Russell, Martha 681
Spezzano, Carmine 880
298
Russell, W. S. 170
Spier. S. L.
624
Russo, Paul
868
Sposa, Frank 866
Stebbing. A. F. 432
Stetson, J. E. 313
Stetson. W. K.
487
St. John. G. C.
118
Stettner, E. L.
465
Sands, F. E ..
642
Stoddard Family
888
Sanford. E. D.
325
Stone. F. C.
164
Sanford, J. W .. Jr
635
Stone, H. F.
864
Savage, B. B 555
Stone, Henry 625
Savard, T. Il 419
Stone, N. B. 405
Scanlon, Michael 781
Storrs, L. S. 99
Scarbrough. M. M.
125
Stronse, J. E. 527
Schenck. M. B. 671
Suzio. Leonardo 812
Schlein, S. C. 397 Sweet. J. W 803
Snow, N. H .. 667
Rogers, P. H
#81
Sorensen, P. L
Rose. A. D.
151
Rossi, Francis
870
Sperry Family
Russell, W. I.
144
Spier. Moritz
Rust. T. S
530
Ryan. D. T
769
Rees. R. G.
536
Smith, E. A.
Smith. F. D. 363
Smith, G. P.
314
Prudden, H. J. 136
Puklin, M. M 834
Skiff. S. E.
Slayton. L. C. 685
- Podoloff, Abraham 410
Shartenberg, H. M 225
Potter, J. C.
672
907
Tangring, Olaf
451
Walsh, J. J. (II.) 735
Terry, E. C.
583
Walsh. W. JJ. 205
Thompson, B. E.
574
Ward, F. M. 187
Thompson. F. 1.
27
Warner, A. G. 698
Thompson, J. H. 337
Warner, G. W. 670
Thorpe, G. W Todd, E ..
475
Warren, R. J. 759
Tolman, Cowles
417
Warren, S. B. 627
Tong, H. C.
689
Watrous, G. D
598
Tower, J. B.
535
Weidemann. Henry
645
Townsend. C. F.
204
Weinstein. Jacob 443
Townshend, H. H.
286
Wheeler. A. N 322
Townshend, Raynham
97
Whipple. H. V
55
Tracy, R. G 476
Whitaker, S. T
694
Treat, C. R. 327
White, F. A.
396
Tredennick. C. H.
338
White. J. Il.
675
Troup, Alexander
268
White, R. S. (II.)
390
Trowbridge, Rutherford
14
Whitfield, N. B
518
Tullock. Gilbert
260
Whiting, L. C
588
Tuttle, A. J. 859
Whitney, Stephen
396
Tuttle, D. W.
423
Whittlesey, C. W
90
Twining, A. C.
282
Wilcox & White Company
677
Twiss. Julius 86
Wilford, C. H.
345
Tyler, J. S
766
Wilford, E. L.
426
Williams, Richard
228
Ullman, I. M.
123
Wilson. C. P
625
Ullman, L. M.
895
Winkelmann, P. C.
471
Unmaek, W. H. 748
Winslow. Burnside
227
Wood, F. L.
345
Vishno, C. W. 146
Wood, W. H. 747
Vissicchio, Giuseppe
844
Woodruff, R. J.
340
Volpe, G. R.
861
Woodruff. R. S.
68
Von Beren, Ferdinand. 220
Woodruff, W. S. 686
Wright, D. R. 360
Wuterich, Frederick 464
Wyant, R. E. 543
Wallace, E. J. 808
Wallace, F. A. 137
Yeomans, C. S. 589
Yolen, Louis 881
Young, A. M. 181
Walman, Walter 867
Walsh, J. J. 794
Zacher. Edmund 213
Vosburgh, R. B. 351
Walker, E. J.
104
Wallace, G. M. 41
Wallace, Robert 374
INDEX
265
Warner, L. H. 438
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