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ROSTER SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI AS OF MAY 11, 1944
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NEBRASKA STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY Lincoln, Nebraska
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ROSTER SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI AS OF MAY 11, 1944
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COPYRIGHT 1945 BY THE SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI, INC.
FOREWORD
The present issue of the Roster has been prepared by the Assistant Secretary General, Mr. William Marbury Beall, and contains a list of officers and members as of 11 May 1944, though addresses, so far as possible, have been brought up to date.
Though Mr. Beall has made every attempt to produce an accurate list, the compilation makes no claim to lasting accuracy, particularly as concerns addresses, as these are con- tinually subject to change, especially under war conditions. The compiler will regard it as a favor to have his attention called to any errors or omissions.
A notation has been made where members are known to have received a degree of doctor, either in course or as an honorary distinction. Decorations awarded by the United States, and the cross of the Legion of Honor by France, have also been noted.
FRANCIS A. FOSTER,
Secretary General.
LIST OF DECORATIONS, WITH ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS
United States Army and Navy
Medal of Honor
M.H.
Distinguished Service Cross
D.S.C.
Navy Cross
N.C.
Distinguished Service Medal
D.S.M.
Legion of Merit
L.M.
Silver Star
S.S.
Distinguished Flying Cross
D.F.C.
Soldier's Medal
S.M.
Bronze Star Medal
B.S.
Air Medal
A.M.
Purple Heart
P.H.
Legion of Honor, France
Grand Cross
G.C .**
Grand Officer
G.O .*
Commander
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Chevalier
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GENERAL OFFICERS
PRESIDENT GENERAL BRYCE METCALF 130 East End Avenue, New York 28, New York Of the Society of the Cincinnati in the State of Connecticut
VICE-PRESIDENT GENERAL EDGAR ERSKINE HUME Frankfort, Kentucky Of the Society of the Cincinnati in the State of Virginia
SECRETARY GENERAL FRANCIS APTHORP FOSTER Vineyard Haven, Massachusetts Of the Society of the Cincinnati in the State of Georgia
ASSISTANT SECRETARY GENERAL WILLIAM MARBURY BEALL 1670 31st Street, N. W., Washington 7, D. C. Of the Society of the Cincinnati of Maryland
TREASURER GENERAL HORACE MORISON 148 State Street, Boston, Massachusetts Of the Society of the Cincinnati in the State of New Hampshire
ASSISTANT TREASURER GENERAL LAWRENCE MONCK PINCKNEY
39 Broad Street, P. O. Box 227, Charleston B, South Carolina Of the Society of the Cincinnati of the State of South Carolina
GENERAL SOCIETY Instituted May 10, 1783
PRESIDENT GENERAL SECRETARY GENERAL TREASURER GENERAL
VICE-PRESIDENT GENERAL ASS'T SECRETARY GENERAL ASS'T TREASURER GENERAL
And the following Delegates and Alternates from each State Society :
Delegates
Alternates
New Hampshire
PRESTON BROWN* MAURICE ARTHUR HALL JOHN TAYLOR GILMAN NICHOLS
LATHAM GALLUP REED
JAMES AMORY SULLIVAN
ALEXANDER HAMILTON RICE*
WILLIAM GOODWIN RENWICK
PHILIP WINSTON PILLSBURY
BAINBRIDGE COLBY
ALEXANDER LEFEVRE PUGH
Massachusetts
ROGER WOLCOTT CHANDLER SMITH FRANK BOWMAN FRANCIS WHITING HATCH*
FRANCIS RUSSELL STODDARD, JR.
FRANKLIN SNOW
Rhode Island
FREDERICK BENJAMIN SHAW JOHN PRINCE HAZEN PERRY* ELLSWORTH EVERETT DWIGHT HENRY DARLINGTON
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Connecticut
JOSEPH HENRY COLYER, JR. WILLIAM HART JUDD LOUIS EFFINGHAM DE FOREST MONTAIGU MORGAN STERLING WILLIAM HUTCHINSON PUTNAM
ROGER SHERMAN (Rye)* LANSING PRUYN WOOD
ROYAL EDWARD TRUMBULL RIGGS SAMUEL J. KEELER* PERCY HAMILTON GOODSELL, JR. ROBERT ANDREWS GRANNISS
New York
ELIHU CHURCH EDWARD WRIGHT TAPP* WILLIAM WICKHAM HOFFMAN* WILLIAM HARISON GEORGE LINDSLEY BURR*
GEORGE CREIGHTON WEBB* MORRIS EGENTON KINNAN
JOHN PETER HEYLIGER DE WINDT* THOMAS LUDLOW CHRYSTIE GEORGE DUVALL WEBB
New Jersey
HENRY DUSENBERY MAXWELL ULRIC DAHLGREN HUGHES DAYTON* CLARENCE HORNBECK BONNELL
HENRY LLOYD SCHENCK *Did not attend either meeting.
FREDERIC BEASLEY OGDEN JOHN HANDREN MAYO BERNARDO HOFF KNIGHT* ALEXANDER MCWHORTER CUMMING EDWARD BEATTY IDELL*
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JAMES DEWOLF PERRY PEYTON RANDOLPH HAZARD WILLIAM GREENE ROELKER CHARLES HOWLAND RUSSELL THEODORE FRANCIS GREEN
WILLIAM STEURER-STUMPF HORTON CHARLES SUMNER PIERCE* ELIOT TUCKERMAN REGINALD BISHOP LANIER
Delegates
Alternates
Pennsylvania
JONATHAN C. BARTHOLOMEW JOSEPH KNOX FORNANCE JOSEPH MOORHEAD BEATTY, JR. WILLIAM HORACE HEPBURN, JR .* THOMAS H. LINEAWEAVER*
JOHN KELLEY STRUBING, JR. HENRY WILSON HOWELL* ALFRED BETTS CALDWELL
HARRIS LINDSAY SPROAT
WILLIAM SUDDARDS ROBINSON
EDWIN JAQUETT SELLERS* JOHN OSGOOD PLATT* PETER TOWNSEND HORNOR JOHN FULTON REYNOLDS SCOTT WILLIAM LUCIUS ANDERSON*
Delaware
ARTHUR MAYNARD BACON* ARTHUR RAYMOND MCKINSTRY* WALTER LAWRENCE THORPE* ROBERT CATHCART LATIMER
Maryland
ISAAC ANDERSON PENNYPACKER JOSEPH NICHOLSON HARRIS* HARRISON TILGHMAN ROBERT COPELAND JONES* FENDALL MARBURY*
JOHN VERNOU BOUVIER DANIEL RANDALL MAGRUDER LOGAN CRESAP WILLIAM JOSHUA BARNEY SAMUEL MOOR SHOEMAKER
LEGH WILBER REID STARLING WINSTON CHILDS HENRY GUERRANT ELLETT JOHN STEWART BRYAN JOHN BARRY CARY*
Virginia
ALEXANDER WILBOURNE WEDDELL HERBERT EUSTIS WINLOCK PERCY BLAIR WILLIAM INNESS FORBES
North Carolina
WILLIAM EVE BUSH BARTLETT FORNEY JOHNSTON JOSEPH BLOUNT CHESHIRE* PAUL AYRES ROCKWELL* JOHN GILMER DAWSON*
JAMES MORRISON HARRIS* GEORGE PAPATHARKIES JAMES* JAMES LAURENCE SPRUNT* BRYAN GRIMES DANCY JOSEPH WALTER ALLEN
South Carolina
LAWRENCE MONCK PINCKNEY JOHN JULIUS PRINGLE SMITH OWEN ROBERTS* WILLIAM MASON SMITH HUGH SKIPWITH*
GARRARD BIGELOW WINSTON* JOSHUA WARD* MATTHEW SULLY REEVES ERASTUS TITUS ROBERTS* JAMES PERONNEAU DESAUSSURE*
GEORGE NOBLE JONES HENRY BENNING SPENCER CALDWELL WOODRUFF GEORGE LIVINGSTON BAYARD JOHN WILLIAM GRANT, JR.
Georgia
THOM WILLIAMSON* OLIVER JAMES HART ROBERT WALKER WATSON ALFRED LIVINGSTON MARSHALL FRANK O'DRISCOLL HUNTER*
France
JEAN DE LUSTRAC
*Did not attend either meeting.
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STANDING COMMITTEE*
Elected
1939 BRYCE METCALF, President General, Chairman ex officio.
1932 FRANCIS APTHORP FOSTER, Secretary General.
1941 WILLIAM MARBURY BEALL, Assistant Secretary General, Secretary ex officio.
1935 HORACE MORISON, Treasurer General.
1916 WILLIAM LITHGOW WILLEY,
Representative of the New Hampshire Society.
1921 JAMES DEWOLF PERRY, Representative of the Rhode Island Society.
1926 LAWRENCE MONCK PINCKNEY, Assistant Treasurer General Representative of the South Carolina Society.
1929 THE DUKE DE BROGLIE,
Representative of the Society in France.
1930 EDGAR ERSKINE HUME, Vice President General. Representative of the Virginia Society.
1933 WILLIAM EVE BUSH, Representative of the North Carolina Society.
1936 ROGER WOLCOTT,
Representative of the Massachusetts Society.
1940 LOUIS EFFINGHAM DE FOREST,
Representative of the Connecticut Society.
1942 ELIHU CHURCH, Representative of the New York Society.
1942 RICHARD HOOKER WILMER,
Representative of the New Jersey Society.
1942 ISAAC ANDERSON PENNYPACKER,
Representative of the Maryland Society.
1943 EDWIN JAQUETT SELLERS,
Representative of the Delaware Society.
1943 JOSEPH KNOX FORNANCE,
Representative of the Pennsylvania Society.
1944 HENRY BENNING SPENCER,
Representative of the Georgia Society.
CHAPLAINS GENERAL
Elected
1926 RIGHT REV. JAMES DEWOLF PERRY, D.D., of the Rhode Island Society.
1926 REV. FRANCIS LEE WHITTEMORE, of the New Hampshire Society.
MARSHAL
Appointed
1934 CHANDLER SMITH, of the Massachusetts Society.
COUNSELLORS
Appointed
1941 CHARLES MOORFIELD STORY, of the Massachusetts Society.
1941 CHARLES SEYMOUR WHITMAN, of the Connecticut Society.
1941 RICHARD HOOKER WILMER, of the New Jersey Society.
REGENTS, ANDERSON HOUSE **
Elected
1941 HENRY BENNING SPENCER, of the Georgia Society, Chairman.
1942 JOHN RODGERS MEIGS TAYLOR, of the Virginia Society.
1943 ROBERT COPELAND JONES, of the Maryland Society.
1944 PERCY BLAIR, of the Virginia Society.
1945 RICHARD HOOKER WILMER, of the New Jersey Society.
*The Standing Committee (Board of Directors), pursuant to a resolution of April 14, 1881, and an ordinance of May 9, 1890, the charter of incorporation, and resolutions of May 15, 1941, and May 2, 1942, consists of not more than twenty members and is composed of one specially elected representative from each State Society and the six General Officers, of whom the President General serves as chairman and the Assistant Secretary General as sec- retary, ex officiis.
** The Regents are elected by the Standing Committee of the Society and hold office for five years.
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General Officers, 1783 - 1941
PRESIDENTS GENERAL
1783 General GEORGE WASHINGTON, Commander-in-Chief.
1800
Major-General ALEXANDER HAMILTON, New York.
1805
Major-General CHARLES COTESWORTH PINCKNEY, South Carolina.
1825
Major-General THOMAS PINCKNEY, South Carolina.
1829 Major-General AARON OGDEN, New Jersey.
1839 Major-General MORGAN LEWIS, New York.
1844 Brevet Major WILLIAM POPHAM,* New York.
1848 Brigadier-General HENRY ALEXANDER SCAMMELL DEARBORN, Mass.
1854 Hon. HAMILTON FISH, New York.
1896
Hon. WILLIAM WAYNE, Pennsylvania.
1902 Hon. WINSLOW WARREN, Massachusetts.
1932 Mr. JOHN COLLINS DAVES, North Carolina.
1939 Mr. BRYCE METCALF, Connecticut.
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VICE-PRESIDENTS GENERAL
1784 Major-General HORATIO GATES, Virginia.
1787
Major-General THOMAS MIFFLIN, Pennsylvania.
1799 Major-General ALEXANDER HAMILTON, New York.
1800 Major-General CHARLES COTESWORTH PINCKNEY, South Carolina.
1805 Major-General HENRY KNOX, Massachusetts.
1811 Brigadier-General JOHN BROOKS, Massachusetts.
1825 Major-General AARON OGDEN, New Jersey.
1829 Major-General MORGAN LEWIS, New York.
1839 Major WILLIAM SHUTE,* New Jersey.
1844 Hon. HORACE BINNEY, Pennsylvania.
1848 Hon. HAMILTON FISH, New York.
1854 Hon. CHARLES STEWART DAVIES, Massachusetts.
1866 Mr. JAMES WARREN SEVER, Massachusetts.
1872 Hon. JAMES SIMONS, South Carolina.
1881 Dr. WILLIAM ARMSTRONG IRVINE, Pennsylvania.
1887 Hon. ROBERT MILLIGAN McLANE, Maryland.
1896 Hon. WINSLOW WARREN, Massachusetts.
1902 Hon. JAMES SIMONS, JR., South Carolina.
1920 Mr. CHARLES BEATTY ALEXANDER, Pennsylvania.
1929 Hon. FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON, New York.
1932 Mr. BRYCE METCALF, Connecticut.
1941 Brigadier General EDGAR ERSKINE HUME, Virginia.
*Last Continental officer of the Revolution to hold the particular General Office.
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SECRETARIES GENERAL
1783 Major-General HENRY KNOX, Massachusetts.
1799
Major WILLIAM JACKSON,* Pennsylvania.
1829 Mr. ALEXANDER WASHINGTON JOHNSTON, Pennsylvania.
1857 Mr. THOMAS McEUEN, Pennsylvania.
1875 Mr. GEORGE WASHINGTON HARRIS, Pennsylvania.
1884 Lieutenant-Colonel ASA BIRD GARDINER, Rhode Island.
1920 Mr. JOHN COLLINS DAVES, North Carolina.
1932 Mr. FRANCIS APTHORP FOSTER, Georgia.
ASSISTANT SECRETARIES GENERAL
1784 Brigadier-General OTHO HOLLAND WILLIAMS, Maryland.
1787
Brevet Major GEORGE TURNER, South Carolina.
1790 Brigadier-General WILLIAM MACPHERSON, Pennsylvania.
1799 Surgeon NATHAN DORSEY, Pennsylvania.
1802 Colonel WILLIAM DENT BEALL, Maryland.
1825 Brevet Captain JOHN MARKLAND,* Pennsylvania.
1829 Mr. THOMAS McEUEN, Pennsylvania.
1857 Mr. GEORGE WASHINGTON HARRIS, Pennsylvania.
1875 Mr. RICHARD IRVINE MANNING, Maryland.
1890 Mr. THOMAS PINCKNEY LOWNDES, South Carolina.
1896 Hon. NICHOLAS FISH, New York.
1905 Mr. JOHN CROPPER, Virginia.
1908 Mr. JOHN COLLINS DAVES, North Carolina.
1920 Mr. FRANCIS APTHORP FOSTER, Georgia.
1932 Lieutenant-Colonel EDGAR ERSKINE HUME, Virginia.
1941 Mr. WILLIAM MARBURY BEALL, Maryland.
TREASURERS GENERAL
1783 Major-General ALEXANDER McDOUGALL, New York.
1796 Major WILLIAM JACKSON, Pennsylvania.
1799 Brigadier-General WILLIAM MacPHERSON, Pennsylvania.
1825 Captain ALLAN McLANE, Pennsylvania.
1832 Brevet Captain JOHN MARKLAND,* Pennsylvania.
1838 Hon. JOSEPH WARREN SCOTT, New Jersey.
1872 Hon. TENCH TILGHMAN, Maryland.
1875 Mr. ALEXANDER HAMILTON, JR., New York.
1881 Mr. JOHN SCHUYLER, New York.
1896
Mr. RICHARD MEREDITH McSHERRY, Maryland.
1899
Mr. FREDERICK WOLCOTT JACKSON, New Jersey.
1905 Mr. FRANCIS MARINUS CALDWELL, Pennsylvania.
1911 Mr. CHARLES ISHAM, Connecticut.
1920 Mr. HENRY RANDALL WEBB, Maryland.
1935 Mr. HORACE MORISON, New Hampshire.
*Last Continental officer of the Revolution to hold the particular General Office.
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ASSISTANT TREASURERS GENERAL
1825
Mr. ALEXANDER WASHINGTON JOHNSTON, Pennsylvania.
1829 Brevet Captain JOHN MARKLAND,* Pennsylvania.
1832 Hon. JOSEPH WARREN SCOTT, New Jersey.
1838 Hon. WILLIAM JACKSON, JR., Pennsylvania.
1851 Mr. JOHN HENRY MARKLAND, Pennsylvania.
1863 Mr. JOHN McDOWELL, New Jersey.
1872 Mr. WILLIAM BERRIAN DAYTON, New Jersey.
1881 Dr. HERMAN BURGIN, New Jersey.
1893 Mr. HENRY THAYER DROWNE, Rhode Island.
1899 Mr. JOHN CROPPER, Virginia.
1905 Mr. CHARLES ISHAM, Connecticut.
1911 Mr. HENRY RANDALL WEBB, Maryland.
1920 Mr. JAMES WALL SCHUREMAN CAMPBELL, New Jersey.
1929 Mr. FRANCIS KING WAINWRIGHT, Delaware.
1932 Mr. HORACE MORISON, New Hampshire.
1935 Mr. LAWRENCE MONCK PINCKNEY, South Carolina.
*Last Continental officer of the Revolution to hold the particular General Office.
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SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI IN THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
Organized by the Officers of the New Hampshire Continental Line at Exeter, November 18, 1783 Last meeting held at Portsmouth, July 4, 1825 Reorganized at Exeter, July 4, 1896 Incorporated under the General Laws of the State, March 17, 1897 Readmitted as a State Society by the General Society, June 17, 1902
OFFICERS
President, WILLIAM LITHGOW WILLEY
Vice-President,
PRESTON BROWN
Secretary, HORACE MORISON
148 State Street, Boston, Mass.
Treasurer, JOSIAH CROSBY NORCROSS
Ass't Secretary,
HENRY DEXTER WARREN
Ass't Treasurer,
JOHN TAYLOR GILMAN NICHOLS
HEREDITARY MEMBERS
Admitted
1916 ADAMS, CHARLES
44 Atwater Terrace, Springfield, Mass.
1924 ADAMS, HENRY HAYWARD 235 Third Avenue North, St. Petersburg, Fla.
1924 AINSWORTH, WALDEN LEE, N.C., D.S.M.
% Navy Department, Washington, D. C. Rear Admiral, United States Navy
1917 ALLEN, ETHAN SAMUEL
Address unknown
Jericho, L. I., N. Y. 1928 APPLETON, GEORGE MILLER
1933 BATTLES, WILLIAM WAIT
1528 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
1923 BATTLES, WINTHROP HILTON 1528 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
1942 BELDEN, WILLIAM ALLEN 308 Farmer Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
1902 BILLINGS, DAVID LANE P. O. Box 935, Bridgeport 1, Conn.
1929 BISHOP, JEROME HOLLAND 860 Winthrop Road, San Marino 9, Calif.
1931 BLODGETT, MALCOLM 660 Main Street, Woburn, Mass.
1920 BOND, WALTER HUNTINGTON 126 Stewart Avenue, Garden City, N. Y.
1925 BOYNTON, CASIMIR WARE 112 Freeman Street, Woodbridge, N. J.
1927 BROWN, PRESTON, LL.D., D.S.M., C .* Vineyard Haven, Mass.
Major General, United States Army, Retired
1931 BULLEN, RIPLEY PIERCE 6 Stonehedge Road, Andover, Mass.
1932 CANFIELD, CASS 49 East 33d Street, New York, N. Y.
1902 CHATFIELD-TAYLOR, HOBART CHATFIELD, LITT.D., * "Far Afield", 900 Hot Springs Road, Santa Barbara, Calif.
1916
CILLEY, RAYMOND
1238 Alicia Avenue, West Englewood, N. J.
1936 CLARKE, EDWARD MORTON Navy V-12 Unit, Colgate University, Hamilton, N. Y. Lieutenant, United States Naval Reserve
1942 COLBY, BAINBRIDGE, LL.D.
440 Park Avenue, New York 22, N. Y., Bemus Point, N. Y. Former Secretary of State of the United States
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1927 COLT, LEBARON CARLETON
Hq. AAFEC/MTO, APO 528, % Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Lieutenant Colonel, Corps of Engineers, Army of the United States
1913 CONVERSE, JOHN WILLIAMS Chetwynd, Rosemont, Pa.
1925 DERBY, WILLIAM BALLARD
% Staff Commander, Far Shore, Fleet P. O., N. Y. Lieutenant (j.g.) United States Naval Reserve
1915 DIX, JOHN ADAMS
"Apple Hill", Mt. Kisco, N. Y.
1929 DORRANCE, STURGES DICK 52 Vanderbilt Avenue, New York, N. Y.
1941 EMERSON, FORREST 16 Lancaster Street, Cambridge 40, Mass. Sergeant, Military Police, Army of the United States
1930 FERNALD, FREDERICK LONGFELLOW Nottingham, N. H. Corporal, Field Artillery, Army of the United States
1925 FLATHER, JOHN ROGERS 52 Mansur Street, Lowell, Mass.
1921 FOGG, JAY DUNBAR 1568 Reamer Street, Pittsburgh 26, Pa.
1940 FOSTER, REGINALD HAYDEN
Metropolitan Club, 1700 H Street, N.W., Washington, D. C.
1937 GARDINER, ROBERT DAVID LION
Military Government School, Princeton University, Princeton, N. J. Lieutenant, United States Naval Reserve
1940 GASTON, WILLIAM, N.C.
1926 GLIDDEN, CHARLES COLBURN
1907 GLIDDEN, JOSEPH WARREN
1914 HALL, MAURICE ARTHUR, O .*
28 West 46th Street, New York, N. Y. 629 Maupas Avenue, Savannah, Ga. Newcastle, Maine
1934 HANKS, STEDMAN SHUMWAY
690 Shippan Avenue, Stamford, Conn. 27 West 44th Street, New York 18, N. Y. Colonel, Air Corps, Army of the United States
1919 HART, WILLIAM LEE, M.D. M. C. Service Command Surgeon, Hq. Eighth Service Command, Dallas 2, Texas Colonel, Medical Corps, Army of the United States
1924 HERRICK, SAMUEL, D.C.L.
1705 K Street, N.W., Washington, D. C.
1938 HILL, EWING Metropolitan Club, 60th Street at Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y., and "Green Gables", Rye Beach, N. H.
1940 HILTON, CARL LAROY
122 Bellevue Road, Lynn, Mass.
1942 HOLBROOK, GERALD CLARK Barberry Hill Farm, Brandon, Vt. 194.2 HOPKINS, EDWARD BALDWIN, M.D. 24 Washington Street, Ayer, Mass. 1936 LEDYARD, LEWIS CASS, III 2 Wall Street, New York, N. Y. Flying Officer, Royal Canadian Air Force
1930 LEIGHTON, GEORGE ELIOT "Greenfield Hill", Fairfield, Conn. Windsor, Vt.
1922 McCLARY, HORACE PRESCOTT
1904 MACVEACH, EAMES
1933 MERRILL, ROBERT HALL
1900 MORISON, HORACE 148 State Street, Boston 9, Mass., and Peterboro, N. H. Treasurer General, The Society of the Cincinnati
1902 MUIR, WILLIAM SAWTELL
1898 MUNRO, CHARLES CASS
1941 NICHOLS, JOHN TAYLOR GILMAN
1924 NORCROSS, JOSIAH CROSBY
2001 16th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. 1111 Jefferson Street, Grand Rapids 7, Mich.
71 Ralston Avenue, South Orange, N. J. P. O. Box 16, Carp Lake, Ohio 19 Appleton Street, Cambridge 38, Mass. 35 Bowdoin Street, Cambridge, Mass.
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1928 NORCROSS, NATHAN CROSBY, M. D.
United States Naval Hospital, Navy 10, % Fleet P. O., San Francisco, Calif. Commander, Medical Corps, United States Naval Reserve
1918 NOYES, EDWARD DEERING 85 Bedford Street, Portland, Maine 1940 OTTLEY, JAMES HENRY 31 Nassau Street, New York, N. Y. Lieutenant Commander, United States Naval Reserve
1939 PARSONS, WILLIAM BARCLAY, M. D.
Hq. USASOS, APO 501, % Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. Colonel, Medical Corps, Army of the United States
1939 PILLSBURY, PHILIP WINSTON
600 Metropolitan Building, Minneapolis 2, Minn.
1928 PIPER, THEODORE HULETT 19 Willard Street, Hartford 5, Conn.
1925 PLACE, RUSSELL POPE 4000, 405 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
1939 PUGH, ALEXANDER LEFEVRE
The Pomona Country Club, Box 369, R.R. No. 1, Spring Valley, N. Y. 34 Carruth Street, Boston, Mass. Locust P. O., N. J.
1912 RANKIN, WALTER POLAND
1936 REED, LATHAM GALLUP
1921 RENWICK, WILLIAM GOODWIN
P.O. Box 4355, University Station, Tucson, Ariz., 166 Merriam Street, Weston, Mass.
1929 RICE, ALEXANDER HAMILTON, M.D., *
901 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y., and "Miramar", Bellevue Ave., Newport, R. I.
1930 ROLLINS, GUSTAVUS EDWARD
3 Roxbury Road, Scarsdale, N. Y.
1929 ROWELL, GLENN CARSON Warren Lumber Co., Fort Morgan, Colo.
1918 SALTER, JOHN LOWE, JR.
181 Ridgewood Avenue, Glen Ridge, N. J.
1923 SAWYER, JONATHAN Kittery Point, Maine 6 Portland Place, St. Louis 8, Mo.
1902 SHAPLEIGH, ALFRED LEE
1938 SMITH, STUART FARRAR
2339 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W., Washington 8, D. C. Captain, United States Navy, Retired
1935 SPAULDING, ELBRIDGE GERRY 15 East Genesee Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
1934 STEWART, ARTHUR ARDSHEAL P. O. Box 343, Albertson, Long Island, N. Y. Lieutenant Colonel, Air Corps, Army of the United States
1916 STEWART, CECIL PARKER 67 Wall Street, New York, N. Y.
1932 STILLMAN, CHAUNCEY DEVEREUX
Bombing Squadron 20, % Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. Lieutenant, United States Naval Reserve
1915 SULLIVAN, JAMES AMORY
35 Standley Street, Beverly, Mass.
1940 SULLIVAN, JOHN LANGDON 24 Federal Street, Boston, Mass.
1935 WAIT, EDWARD KIMBALL Chesterton, Ind. 1909 WALKER, JAMES WILSON GRIMES East Brownfield, Maine 1926 WARD, REGINALD STUART
Headquarters 1st Marine Air Wing, Fleet Marine Force, Fleet P. O., San Francisco, Calif. Captain, United States Marine Corps
1924 WARREN, DREW
1101 Union Street, Emporia, Kans.
1899 WARREN, HENRY DEXTER 88 North Avenue, Weston, Mass.
1931 WASHBURN, JOHN CARTER BROWN East Greenwich, R. I.
1940 WASHBURN, RANDOLPH HARRISON
Commander 7th Fleet Staff, % Fleet P. O., San Francisco, Calif. Lieutenant, United States Naval Reserve
1927 WEEKS, SINCLAIR
1014 Statler Building, Boston, Mass. United States Senator from Massachusetts
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1925 WHITE, REV. HOWARD RUSSELL
1931 Moss Street, Eugene, Ore. 1918 WHITTEMORE, REV. FRANCIS LEE 1020 High Street, Dedham, Mass. Chaplain General, The Society of the Cincinnati Chaplain, New Hampshire Society
1893 WILLEY, WILLIAM LITHGOW 216 Harvard Street, Cambridge, Mass.
1932 WINSLOW, CAMERON McRAE, JR., N.C. 42 East 78th Street, New York 21, N. Y. Lieutenant Commander, United States Navy, Retired
1938 WINSLOW, CARLILE PATTERSON
% Forest Products Laboratory, Madison 5, Wisc.
1938 WINSLOW, PEARSON 3024 Q Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
1941 YERKES, HARRY BATTLES Liberty Corner, N. J.
HONORARY MEMBERS
Elected
1904 AMES, BUTLER
% Wamesit Power Company, 100 Whipple Street, Lowell, Mass. Former Member of Congress from Massachusetts
1932 PERSHING, JOHN JOSEPH, LL.D., D.MIL.S., D.S.M., D.S.C., S.S., G.C .* War Department. Washington, D. C. General of the Armies of the United States
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MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI
Organized by the Officers of the Massachusetts Continental Line at the Cantonments on the Hudson River, New Windsor, N. Y., June 9, 1783 First Meeting in Massachusetts held at Boston, February 18, 1784 Incorporated by Act of the General Court, March 13, 1806
OFFICERS
President,
ROGER WOLCOTT
Vice-President,
FRANCIS WHITING HATCH
Secretary,
HENRY VOSE GREENOUGH
211 Congress Street, Boston, Mass.
Treasurer,
CHARLES EDWARD COTTING
Ass't Secretary,
CHARLES MOORFIELD STOREY
Ass't Treasurer,
JOHN PICKERING
HEREDITARY MEMBERS
Admitted
1944 ALDEN, JOHN
Room 1602, 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago, Il1.
1940 ALDER, BRADBURY CILLEY
% Eugene C. Alder, 428 Groveland Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn.
1941 ALLEN, JAMES PLINY
1934 BAILEY, LYMAN DWIGHT
1938 BANCROFT, GUY
1937 BAYLIES, LINCOLN
382 Hammond Street, Chestnut Hill 67, Mass. Central Street, Norwell, Mass.
19.44 BEACH, GEORGE ARNOLD
1936 BECKWITH, SAMUEL VILAS
1941 BELL, JAMES DUNBAR
336 West California Street, Pasadena, Calif. % American Embassy, Bogota, Colombia
1931 BLAIR, EDWARD HOLDEN, M.D.
1943 BLAKE, RALPH JULIAN
1928 BLATCHLY, CHARLES KENT
1934 BLODGET, WILLIAM POWER
1933 BOGERT, HENRY LAWRENCE, JR.
43 Farmington Avenue, Hartford, Conn. 47 Standish Road, Watertown, Mass. 58 Monticello Place, Buffalo 14, N. Y. 85 Pinckney Street, Boston, Mass. 125 East 72d Street, New York 21, N. Y. Captain, Air Corps, Army of the United States
1930 BOWLES, STEPHEN SHURTLEFF
Guilford, Conn.
1902 BOWMAN, FRANK
1919 BRADFORD, GERSHOM
47 Merriam Avenue, Bronxville 8, N. Y. 4701 Reservoir Road, Washington 7, D. C.
1919 BRADFORD, ISAAC 112 School Street, Belmont 78, Mass. 1933 BROWN, DAVENPORT 1942 BRYAN, LAWRENCE LEONARD 81 Beacon Street, Boston 8, Mass. 1111 South National Avenue, Springfield, Mo. P. O. Box 4035, Tucson, Ariz. 1938 BRYANT, OWEN
1909 BRANT, WILLIAM SOHIER, M.D., * 30 East 40th Street, New York, N. Y. Lieutenant Colonel, Medical Corps, Army of the United States
1933 BUGBEE, WILLIAM PORTER 47 Second Avenue, Nyack, N. Y.
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1143 Shady Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
348 Roosevelt Avenue, Syracuse 10, N. Y.
30 Kilby Street, Boston, Mass.
1929 BUSH, JOSHUA DANFORTH, JR.
1929 BYNUM, CURTIS ASHLEY
1926 CALLENDER, GEORGE RUSSELL, M.D.
Army Medical Center, Washington 12, D. C. Colonel, Medical Corps, Army of the United States
1941 CARLETON, LOUIS HENRY, D.O.
1929 CASEY, EDWIN HOWARD
1941 CHAMBERS, WILLIAM EARL
Brooklyn, Iowa Address unknown
Hq. EDA., APO 612, % Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Brigadier General, United States Army
1940 CLAFLIN, WILLIAM BEMENT
20 Porter Road, Farmington, Conn.
1944 CLEVELAND, HAROLD FRANK, M. D. 462 Belmont Avenue, Springfield 8, Mass.
1937 COOLIDGE, CHARLES ALLERTON 50 Federal Street, Boston 10, Mass. 410 Beacon Street, Boston 15, Mass.
1932 COTTING, CHARLES EDWARD
1919 COX, JOHN LYMAN 609 East Gravers Lane, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia 18, Pa.
1938 CROCKER, JOHN HOWLAND
1927 CROCKER, LEWIS MATHER
1936 CURRIER, FREDERICK GERRISH, 2D
1942 DANA, STEPHEN WINCHESTER
1932 DEARBORN, WILLIAM RAYMOND LEE
P. O. Box 106, San Francisco 1, Calif. 208 Park Road, Alexandria, Va.
1941 DOUGLASS, MACDONALD
1936 DOW, RICHARD WOODMAN Box 643, Springfield, Vt.
1936 DREW, THOMAS BRADFORD
1940 DUNLAP, SHELDON ABBOT
48 Harrison Street, Newton Highlands, Mass.
Lieutenant, Army of the United States
1940 DWIGHT, ARTHUR SMITH, D.Sc. (HON.), P.H.,
19 Rector Street, New York 6, N. Y. Del Mar, Calif. 1922 EATON, PHILIP
1909 EDWARDS, ROBERT SEAVER
202 Reedsdale Road, Milton, Mass.
1935 FISK, JOSEPH HUGHES
21 Huntington Avenue, Boston, Mass.
1933 FLINT, RALPH DEBLOIS Belmont Plaza, New York 22, N. Y.
1930 FOWLER, REV. HENRY THATCHER "Wyndcliff", Harmony, R. I.
1928 GALE, GEORGE WASHINGTON
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