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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

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IN THE

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

Chartered 5th April, 1893.

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The Society of Colonial Wars was duly incor- porated pursuant to the Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts 29th April, 1893.

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Society of Colonial Wars

in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

The Preamble to the Constitution of the General Society of Colo?iial Wars is as follows :

Whereas, It is desirable that there should be adequate celebrations commemorative of the events of Colonial History, happening from the settle- ment of Jamestown, Va., May 13, 1607, to the Battle of Lexington, April 19, 1775 :

Therefore, The Society of Colonial Wars has been instituted to perpetuate the memory of those events, and of the men, who, in military, naval, and civil positions of high trust and responsibility, by their acts or counsel, assisted in the establish- ment, defence, and preservation of the American Colonies, and were, in 'truth, the founders of this nation. With this end in view it seeks to collect and preserve manuscripts, rolls, relics, and records ; to provide suitable commemorations or memorials relating to the American colonial period ; and to in- spire in its members the fraternal and patriotic spirit of their forefathers ; and in the community, respect, and reverence for those whose public services made our freedom and unity possible.

Extracts from the By-Laws^ Rules of the Committee on Membership ; etc.

MEMBERSHIP.

Any male person above the age of twenty-one years, of good moral character and reputation, shall be eligible to membership in the Society of Colo- nial Wars, who is lineally descended in male or female line from an ancestor :

(i) Who served as a military or naval officer, or as a soldier, sailor, or marine, or as a privateersman, under authority of the Colonies which afterward formed the United States ; or in the forces of Great Britain which participated with those of the said Colonies in any wars in which the said Colonies were engaged, or in which they enrolled men, from the settlement of Jamestown, May 13, 1607, to the Battle of Lexington, April 19, 1775; or

(2) Who held office m any of the Colonies be- tween the dates above mentioned, either as

[a) Director-General, Vice-Director-General, or member of the Council, or legislative body in the Colony of New Netherlands ;

{b) Governor, Lieutenant or Deputy Governor, Lord Proprietor, member of the King's or Govern- or's Council, or legislative body in the Colonies of New York, New Jersey, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Delaware ;

{c) Lord Proprietor, Governor, Deputy Governor, or member of the Council, or of the legislative body in Maryland and the Carolinas ;

{d) Governor, Deputy Governor, Governor's As- sistant, or Commissioner to the United Colonies of New England, or member of the Council,

body of Assistants, or legislative body in any of the New England Colonies.

Initiation Fee and Dues.

The initiation fee shall be five (5) dollars. The annual dues shall be five (5) dollars, payable on or before the fifteenth day of December of each year; provided, that any member who shall have been elected during the last three months of the fiscal year shall not be required to pay the annual dues for the current fiscal year. The payment at one time of fifty (50) dollars shall constitute a life membership and exempt the member so paying from initiation fee and annual dues. Any member, at his election to membership, or subsequently, who may contribute one hundred dollars to the "permanent fund " of the Society, shall be exempt from the payment of annual dues ; and this exemp- tion shall extend in perpetuity to his lineal success- ors in membership from the same propositus, one at a time, who may be selected for such exemption by the Society, said perpetual membership to be transmitted by the holder, subject to the approval of the Society.

The fiscal year shall begin on the sixteenth day of December, and close on the fifteenth day of December in each calendar year.

The non-payment of an initiation fee within six months of the election of a candidate shall make such election null and void.

The member who shall be in arrears one year in payment of annual dues shall be liable to suspen- sion or expulsion.

All ancestral claims must be registered with the General Society, for which a fee of one dollar is

charged for an original application, and fifty cents for each supplemental record.

Requirements.

Every application for membership shall be made in writing, on blanks furnished by the Secretary, on the written request of a member of the Society, subscribed by the applicant, and approved by two members of the Society over their signatures, to whom the applicant must be known. Applications shall be accompanied by proof of eligibility ; and such applications and proofs shall be referred to the Committee on Membership, who shall carefully investigate the same and report at the next meeting their recommendation thereon. Members shall be elected by ballot at a meeting of the Council, after report by the Membership Committee ; but a nega- tive vote of one in five of the ballots cast shall cause the rejection of such candidate.

Every applicant for membership shall declare upon honor that he has not failed of admission in any other State Society, and that he will use his best efforts to promote the purposes of the Society, and will observe the Constitution and By-Laws of the same.

Blank forms, either for original or supplemental applications, are obtainable only of the Secretary.

Members requesting blank forms for original applications from the Secretary, shall do so in writing, stating for whom they are intended, to- gether with their opinion as to the personal quali- fications of the candidate for membership.

Applications must be made out in duplicate, and should be sent to the Genealogist, Mr. Walter K. Watkins, i8 Somerset Street, Boston. They must

be accompanied in each case with the proper fee, ^11.00, before they can be considered, viz., one dollar for the original application for member- ship, to be included in the remittance for entrance fee ($5.00) and dues (^5.00). For supplemental applications the fee is fifty cents each. All cheques should be made payable to the Treasurer, Mr. Abijah Thompson.

Encyclopaedias, town or other histories, and genealogies, will only be accepted as furnishing sufficient proof of service when original authorities, documentary or of equivalent value are quoted in them. Proof of service, or genealogy, based upon papers owned by private individuals, or upon such public records as are not easily accessible, should be substantiated by fac-simile copies of the same in duplicate.

References only to the index of ancestors in the publications of the General Society, or State Societies other than Massachusetts, will not be accepted as furnishing sufficient evidence, though they should be given. The General Society Reg- ister, however, is recognized as an authority for all claims as passed by the Massachusetts Society.

In every case full volume and page references must be given, and when quoting from books in print, the title, date of publication and number of edition (if other than the first) should be stated.

Claims based upon service in the so called mili- tary companies of the various townships of Ply- mouth Colony, under date of August, 1643, as found in the General Court Records, Vol. VIII., pp. 187-202, in Pierce's " Colonial List," etc., quoted from the above, will not be accepted, inasmuch as they are only " The Names of all the Males that are able to beare Armes from xvj. to 60 Yeares, wthn

the seural Towneshipps," and as such do not represent rosters of military companies, but merely lists of able-bodied men likely to be drawn upon in case of necessity.

Allegations of fact based upon tradition cannot be considered.

All applications must be sworn to before a Notary Public, Justice of the Peace, or other proper officer, and be sealed by such officer if he have a seal.

Insignia.

As supplemental to the directions of Article 17 of the Constitution, the General Council respect- fully recommends, for the sake of uniformity, the following for the guidance of members of the Society throughout the United States.

The rosette should be worn in the left lapel of the coat, but never in the overcoat. Where mem- bers belong to several orders or societies having rosettes, choice should be made of one rosette ; more than one should never be worn at a given time. It is proper to wear rosettes with ordinary house or street dress. No rosette of any order or society should ever be worn at the same time with insignia of the same society.

Members of the Society may wear the insignia on the left breast as prescribed in the Constitution. But it is recommended that when the insignia of this Society is used together with the insignia of other orders or societies, the regulations of the United States Government for army officers be understood as applicable to civilians also, as fol- lows: "The badges are to be worn on the left breast of the coat, the tops of the ribbons forming a horizontal line, the outer end of which shall be from two to four inches (according to the height

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of the wearer) below the upper line of the shoulder." It may be added for information, that the govern- ment regulations further provide that " the ribbons be suspended from a bar of metal passed through their upper ends, and attached to the coat."

Persons who are or have been State officers en- titled, under the Constitution, to wear the insignia suspended from a ribbon around the neck, are recommended for the dignity of the Society to so wear it. But this ribbon should be used only with a dress suit or dress uniform. In the case of a dress suit the insignia should be drawn up to within an inch of the tie. In the case of a uniform it should hang close to the opening of the military collar.

Persons who are or have been General officers, or hold or have held such State offices as entitle them to wear the broad ribbon across the breast, are recommended for the dignity of the Society, to wear it. But this ribbon should be used only with a dress suit or dress uniform. In case of a dress suit, it should be worn under the waistcoat ; in case of a uniform, over the coat. It is recommended that the neck ribbon should not be used at the same time with the broad ribbon. When the latter is worn, the insignia may be suspended from the left breast, or appended to the broad ribbon where the latter crosses the hip.

The General Council respectfully points out that the prestige and influence of the Society much de- pends upon the enthusiastic loyalty of the members everywhere to those great principles which look for origin to American colonial history. In the multi- plication of patriotic societies representing other periods and having different aims from those for which we stand, it is deemed peculiarly important

that every member should possess, and should use on all suitable occasions the emblems and insignia of this Society. It is hoped that members who may not have procured insignia already, will do so. It is desirable that care be exercised and effort be made by all members to see to it that, in whatever makes for public recognition, this Society shall stand second to none.

Price list of the Insignia of the General Society of Colonial "Wars :

Gold Insignia, ..... $22.00

Silver Gilt Insignia, . . . 12.00

3 inch short insignia ribbon, . . .25

Rosettes, each, .... .25

All orders must be accompanied by check to the Treasurer.

Diplomas of Membership.

Order blanks may be obtained of the Secretary and after being filled out, must be sent to the Secretary for his signature, with a check (payable to the order of Geo. Norbury Mackenzie, Registrar General) to cover the expense of the diploma.

For diplomas without frame, ^5.00 each. For diplomas mounted and framed in antique oak, $7.75 each.

Three ancestors may be inserted on the diplomas, with dates of birth and death, and military or civil rank.

Information concerning the Society can be had by addressing the Secretary, Edward W. Mc- Glenen, 5 Old Court House, Boston.

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OFHCERS, I90I-2.

Governor.

ARTHUR J. C. SOWDON.

Deputy Governor. CAPT. J. GILES EATON, U. S. N.

Lieutenant Governor. JOSEPH GRAFTON MINOT. i

Secretary. EDWARD WEBSTER McGLENEN. I

Deputy Secretary. |

CHARLES SUMNER PARSONS.

Treasurer. ABIJAH THOMPSON. !

Registrar. |

EDWIN SANFORD CRANDON.

Historian. ROBERT THAXTER SWAN. i

Genealogist. '

WALTER KENDALL WATKINS. I

Chancellor. i

CHARLES UPHAM BELL.

Surgeon. j

CHARLES MONTRAVILLE GREEN, M. D. i

Chaplain. <

RT. REV. WILLIAM LAWRENCE, D. D. I

Gentlemen of the Council. ;

ALBERT ALONZO FOLSOM. I

NATHANIEL JOHNSON RUST. '

REV. CHARLES LEWIS HUTCHINS, D. D. ^ :

HENRY MORTON LOVERING. ' j

CHARLES WALLINGFORD PARKER.

FRANCIS APTHORP FOSTER.

JAMES BROWN THORNTON, M. D. MOSESGREELEY PARKER, M. D.

FRANCIS HENRY APPLETON. '

Membership Committee. {

JOSIAH LITTLE HALE, M. D. I WALTER KENDALL WATKINS.

FRANCIS APTHORP FOSTER. J

WILLIAM WALLACE LUNT. ;

JOHN HENRY BROOKS. ]

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COMMITTEES FOR J902,

ON PUBLICATION. Walter Kendall Watkins.

Robert Thaxter Swan.

Rev. Charles Lewis Hutchins, D. D. Edward Webster McGlenen. Edwin Sanford Crandon.

ON HISTORICAL PAPERS AND ESSAYS. Rev. Frederick Baylies Allen. Henry Oscar Houghton.

George Emory Littlefield. George Kuhn Clarke.

Charles French Read.

ON MARKING HISTORICAL SITES.

S. Arthur Bent.

Henry Morton Lovering.

Rev. George Madison Bodge, D. D. Dawes Eliot Furness.

Edward Willard Howe.

ON FIELD DAYS AND ENTERTAINMENTS. John Anthony Remick.

Charles Sumner Parsons. William Eben Stone.

William Lithgow Willey. Henry Augustus Willis.

ON THE ANNUAL DINNER. Joseph Grafton Minot. Desmond FitzGerald.

Clement Stevens Houghton. Harry Jarrett McGlenen.

Walter Kendall Watkins.

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OFHCERS

of the i

GENERAL SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

1902.

GOVERNOR-GENERAL. Frederic J. dePeyster,

New York.

VICE-GOVERNOR GENERAL. Rowland Pell,

New York.

DEPUTY GOVERNORS-GENERAL.

New York. ;

Walter Lispenard Suydam,

New York. \

Pennsylvania. \

Richard McCall Cadwalader,

Philadelphia. ■

Maryland. j

General Joseph Lancaster Brent,

Baltimore, Md. 1

Massachusetts. '

Arthur J. C. Sowdon, ]

Boston. j

Connecticut. j

Charles Edward Gross, j

New Haven. District of Columbia. ,1

William Thompson, :

Washmgton. }

New Jersey. ;

Gen. Edward Burd Grubb,

Edgewater Park. '

Virginia.

Hon. Richard Thomas Walker Duke, Jr. ^

Charlottesville. New Hampshire.

Prof. Chas. Lathrop Parsons,

Durham, N. H.

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Vermont.

Robert Noble,

St. Albans. Illinois.

JosiAH Lewis Lombard,

200 1 Prairie Ave., Chicago. Missouri.

Clark H. Sampson,

St. Louis. Ohio.

AcHiLLis Henry Pugh,

Cincinnati. Nebraska.

Hon. Julius Sterling Morton,

Nebraska City. Minnesota.

Henry P. Upham,

St. Paul. Kentucky.

Daniel L. Gooch,

Covington. California.

Spencer Roane Thorpe,

Los Angeles. Colorado.

Arthur Smith Dwight,

27 William St., New York. Iowa.

Hon. Samuel Francis Smith,

Davenport. Georgia.

John Avery Gore Carson,

Savannah. Michigan.

Samuel Townsend Douglas,

Detroit. Wisconsin.

Col. Philip Reade,

U. S. A.

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Delaware.

Hon. George Gray,

Wilmington. Rhode Island-

HuNTER Carson White,

Providence. Washington.

J. Kennedy Stout,

Spokane. Maine.

John M. Glidden,

New Castle.

SECRETARY-GENERAL. Samuel Verplanck Hoffman,

Room 62, 45 William St., New York.

DEPUTY SECRETARY-GENERAL. Wm. Bleecker Seaman,

Room 62, 45 William St., N. Y.

TREASURER-GENERAL. Edward Shippen,

532 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.

DEPUTY TREASURER-GENERAL.

Seymour Morris,

Chicago, 111.

REGISTRAR-GENERAL. George Norbury Mackenzie,

1808 Park Ave., Baltimore, Md.

HISTORIAN-GENERAL. Charles Ellis Stevens, L.L.D., D.C.L.,

2217 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa.

CH APLA IN-GENERAL.

Rt. Rev. William Lawrence, D. D.,

Cambridge, Mass. SURGEON-GENERAL

V. MoTT Francis, M. D.

Providence, R. I. 15

CHANCELLOR-GENERAL.

Prof. Theodore Salisbury Woolsey,

New Haven, Conn.

SECRETARIES OF STATE SOCIETIES.

New York.

Arthur Stuart Walcott,

Room 62, 45 William St., New York, Pennsylvania.

Edward Stalker Sayres,

217 South 3d St., Philadelphia. Maryland.

George Norbury Mackenzie,

1808 Park Ave., Baltimore. Connecticut.

George Dudley Seymour,

New Haven. District of Columbia.

Frank Birge Smith,

Bond Building, Washington. New Jersey.

John Eyerman,

Easton, Pa. Virginia.

Thomas Bolling, Jr.,

Box 404, Richmond. New Hampshire.

Rev. Howard Fremont Hill, D. D.,

Concord. Vermont.

Hon. Charles Strain Van Fatten,

Burlington. Illinois.

Roger Sherman, Room 10, 152 LaSalle St., Chicago.

Missouri.

HOBART BRINSMADE.

709 Washington Ave., St. Louis.

Ohio.

Charles Theodore Greve,

Carlisle Building, Cincinnati. 16

Nebraska.

Edwin Catlin Webster,

Omaha, Minnesota.

William Gardner White,

Globe Building, St. Paul. Kentucky.

Leonard Bacon,

14 Kenyon Building, Louisville. California.

Harrison Babcock Alexander,

420 Henna Block, Los Angeles. Colorado.

Chauncey Edward Dewey,

Cooper Building, Denver. Iowa.

John Ely Bready,

Dubuque. Georgia.

John Avery Gere,

Carson, Savannah. Michigan.

Charles Albert DuCharme,

1022 Jefferson Ave., Detroit. Wisconsin.

William Stevens Brockway,

406 Milwaukee St., Milwaukee. Delaware.

Willard Hall Porter,

Wilmington. Rhode Island.

Henry Brayton Rose,

City Hall, Providence. Washington.

Millard Tracy Hartson,

Spokane. Maine.

Major Henry Burrage,

Oxford Building, Portland. 17

Membership Roll.

1902.

State No.		Gen. Society No.
93	Abbot, Edwin Hale .... Cambridge	886
3	Abbot, Francis Ellingwood Cambridge	228
276	Adams, Charles Elisha Lowell	1850
71	Adams, Edward Milton Windsor Locks, Ot.	828
178	Alexander, Ebenezer .... Boston	1443
296	ALLEN, Francis Richmond . Boston	2068
297	ALLEN, Rev. Frederick Baylies Boston	2069
30	Allen, Theodore Lathrop Pittsfleld	528
335	Amee, Albert Francis Cambridge	2229
424	AMES, Gen. Adelbert .... Lowell	2893
233	Ames, Joseph Blanchard . Brookline	1717
257	Amory, Francis Inman . Boston	1804
218	Amsden, Franklin Dana Boston	1702
219	Amsden, Henry Franklin . Boston	1703
281	Andrew, Henry Hersey New York, N. Y.	1910
163	Andrus, Capt. Edwin Proctor, U.S.A.	1235

Manila

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251 Appleton, Gen. Francis Henry Peabody

2 1 Appleton, Capt. Nathan Boston

66 Ayer, James Bourne, M.D. Boston 17 1 Bacon, Horace Sargent Lowell

436 Ballou, Hosea Starr . Brookline

9 Barker, Capt. Edward Tobey Cambridge

464 Barnard, Charles Nathan Somervllie

143 Bates, Theodore Cornelius Worcester

380 Battis, Edward Clarence .

Salem 432 Baxter, Jesse Bunton

E. Milton 484 Baxter, William Elihu, M.D.

Boston

482 Beal, Boylston Adams Nahant

63 Bell, Charles Upham . Andover

309 Bennett, Josiah Chase Lynn

810 Bennett, Larkin Everett . Lowel I

29 Bent, Samuel Arthur

Brookline 272 BiCKFORD, Scott Fitz .

Brookline 258 BiGELOW, Henry Nelson

Clinton

32 BiGELOw, Melville Madison Cambridge

486 Bird, Robert .... Canton

1798 619 822 1354 3001

212

3203

1214

2616 2997 3283 3281

820 2120 2121

527 1846 1806

530

3285

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377 Blackmar, Gen. Wilmon Whilldin Boston

366 BLISS, Elias James . . . .

Brookline

333 Blood, John Balch . . . .

Boston 13 BODGE, REV. George Madison .

Westwood 485 BouvE, Charles Osborn

Hingham 175 Bowman, Austin Lord . . . .

New York City 121 Bowman, George Ernest

Boston 189 Brackett, Frederic Huntington .

Boston 188 Brackett, Sidney Lawrence

Watertown 288 Briggs, Edward Cornelius, M.D. .

Boston 206 Brooks, John Henry . . . .

Milton

302 Brooks, Lyman Lorinq Newton

260 Brooks, Walter Curtis

Newton 279 Brown, Daniel Austin Boston 44 Brown, David Henry . . . . Medford 255 Brown, Francis Henry, M.D.

Boston 182 Brown, George Edward

Boston 124 Bryant, Henry

Hartford, Conn.

123 Bryant, James Sturgis Hartford, Conn.

352 BURNHAM, ALBERT WiNSLOW

Lowell

2603 2549 2227 51 I 3284 1440 1075 1551 1453 2018 1690 2074 1823 1908 642 1802 1447 1078 1077 2443

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168 BURNHAM, John Appleton . . . 1265

Boston

210 BURRELL, Herbert Leslie, M.D. 1694

Boston

102 Burton, George Smith . . . 952 Boston

268 Butler, John Lawton .... 1842

Somerville

169 Cabot, Maj. Louis .... 1352

Brookline

438 Capelle, Col. William Curtis 3077

Boston 116 Carney, Capt. George James . . 1070

Lowell I I I Carpenter, Maj. Frederick Banker 1015

Boston

447 Chase, Stephen 3186

Dedham 330 Cheney, John Eugene . . . 2224

Boston 62 Churchill, Nathaniel Wiley . . 819

Boston 294 Clark, Augustus Taylor . . . 2066

Newton 462 Clark, Charles Edes Fletcher . 3201

Andover 289 Clarke, George Kuhn . . . 2019

Needham

493 Cobb, Carolus Melville, M.D. 3292

Lynn

172 COE, Henry Francis .... 1355 Boston

49 Coffin, Rufus 547

Boston

220 Colt, Col. Samuel Pomeroy . . 1704 Providence, R. I.

269 CoNANT, Samuel Morris . . . 1843

Central Falls, R. 1. 382 Coolidge, David Hill, Jr. . . 2618

Boston

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249	CowLES, Edmund Brainerd Boston	1796
112	Cox, Edwin Birchard .... Brookline	1016
400	Cox, George Howland Cambridge	2734
95	Cox, William Emerson Brookline	888
135	Crafts, John Chancellor . Boston	1116
266	Crandon, Edwin Sanford Cambridge	1829
277	Crandon, John Howland . Chelsea	1851
390	Critcher, Edward Payson . New York, N. Y.	2666
263	CuRTiss, Frederic Haines Boston	1800
479	Cutler, Elbridge Gerry, M.D. Boston	3268
181	Cutter, John Clarence, M.D. . Worcester	1446
149	Cutter, William Richard . Woburn	1220
147	Daly, Martin Ordway Boston	1218
356	Damon, Charles Edward Boston	2539
393	Dary, George Allen .... Boston	2669
239	Davis. Simon Boston	1730
413	Densmore, Edward Dana Somerville	2780
483	Dewey, Henry Sweetser Boston	3282
374	Dexter, Charles Warner . Boston	2600
363	Dickson, Brenton Haliburton, Jr.	2548

Weston

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20 DoRMAN, William Barnes . 618

Everett

20 1 Dorr, Joseph 1626

Cambridge

99 Draper, Eben Sumner . 949

Hopedale

7 Draper, Walter Holbrook . . 216

San Francisco, Cal.

5 Draper, Gen. William Franklin . 214

Hopedale

325 Duane, Rev. Charles Williams . 2219 Cambridge

434 Duncan, James Lewis .... 2999 New York, N. Y.

467 Dutcher, Frank Jerome . . . 3227 Hopedale

271 Eaton, Capt. Joseph Giles, U.S.N. 1845 Puget Sound, Washington

261 Eaton, William Storer, Jr. . 1824

Boston

420 Eells, Rev. James .... 2889

Boston

336 ELDREDGE, ZOETH SKINNER . . 2343

San Francisco, Cal.

266 Endicott, Eugene Francis . . 1828 Chelsea

317 ESTABROOK, Fred. Watson . 2211

Nashua, N. H.

440 Farwell, John Whittemore 3079

Boston

383 Ferris, Col. Alexander Marsh . 2619 Newton

344 Ferris, William Marsh . 2386

Newton

100 Fitzgerald, Desmond .... 950

Brookline

214 Flagg, Augustus 1698

Boston

237 Flagg, Charles Partridge . . 1721 Brookline

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236 Flagq, Henry Daggett . . . 1720 Boston 18 FoLsoM, Capt. Albert Alonzo . 516

Brookline

I5r Foster, Alfred DwiQHT . . 1222

Boston

53 Foster, Francis Apthorp . . 772

Falmouth

476 Fox, Walter Silvanus .... 3265 Boston

167 Freeman, James Goldthwait . . i264 Boston

226 French, Walter Henry . 1710

Washington, D. C.

192 FuRNEss, Dawes Eliot . . . 1554

Boston

411 Gaither, Charles Perry . 2778

Brookline

205 Galloupe, Charles William, Sr. . I629 Boston

319 Galloupe, Isaac Francis, M.D. . 2213 Lynn

474 Gardner, James Browne 3257

Brookline

472 Gilbert, Edward Winsor . 3255

Milton

386 Gilbert, Shepard Devereux 2644

Salem

150 Gordon, Edwin Averill . . . I22l Boston

347 Gould, George Lambert . . 2389

Maiden

52 Gould, Levi Swanton .... 550

Melrose

89 Green, Maj. Charles Montraville, 846

Boston

4 Greene, Samuel Swett . . . 209

Worcester

245 Guild, Col. Curtis, Jr. . . . |762 Boston

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86	Hale, Lt.-Col. Henry Appleton . Salem	843
137	Hale, Josiah Little, M.D. Brookline	1118
29 1	Hall, Bordman Boston	2021
327	Hall, Frank Gardner . . . . Boston	2221
19	Hall, George Franklin Boston	517
362	Hall, Harrison Coburn Weston	2545
372	Hamlin, Charles Sumner . Boston	2558
429	Hammond, Winthrop Woburn	2994
332	Harmon, Ralph Gilbert Mohawk, N. Y.	2226
305	Harrington, Charles, M.D. Boston	2116
292	Harris, Charles Cambridge	2022
252	Haskins, Leander Miller Rockport	1799
84	Hastings, Col. Henry Boston	841
278	Hayden, Charles .... Boston	1907
274	Healey, David Alden . . . . Holyoke	1848
427	Hewins, James Medfield	2992
488	Hill, Frederic Stanhope . Cambridge	3287
133	Hill, Lew Cass Boston	1114
275	Hinckley, Sylvester Baxter . Newton	1849
461	HOBBS, Franklin Warren . Boston	3200

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223 Hodges, Rev. George, D.D. Cambridge

315 HOLBROOK, LEVI

New York City

138 HOLDEN, Joshua Bennett . Boston

155 HoLDEN, William .... Leominster

238 HOLLINGSWORTH, ZAGHARY TAYLOR

Cohasset

194 Hosmer, Jerome Carter

Boston 183 Houghton, Clement Stevens .

Boston

39 Houghton, Henry Oscar Cambridge

404 Howard, Harry Morton

Brookllne 466 Howe, Edward Jenkins

Boston

148 Howe, Edward Willard Boston

97 HowLAND, Charles Warren Boston

15 HowLAND, Daniel Webster . Brookllne

470 HOWLAND, SHEPARD Cambridge

204 Hull, James Wells

Pittsfield 234 Hunt, Henry Warren

Neponset

68 HuRD, Charles Russell

Boston 141 Hutchins, Rev. Charles Lewis, D.D Concord

463 Inches, George Brimmer . North Grafton

227

Jackson, William Boston

1707

2185

1119

1226

1729

1618

1448

537

2738

3226

1219

890

513

3253

1628

1718

815

1143

3202

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88	JENKS, Rev. Henry Fitch . Canton	845
443	Jenney, Bernard Boston	3182
98	Johnson, Emery Walter Salem	891
179	Johnson, Enoch Stafford Lynn	1444
232	Johnson, George Perry Cambridge	1716
229	Johnson, John French Amesbury	1713
246	JONES, George William Salem	1763
74	JUDSON, Lt. William Vorhees, U.S.A. Scranton, Pa.	813
414	Keegan, Vincent Elijah, m. D. Boston	2781
159	Keith, Solomon Lorin .... Bridgewater	1231
403	Ketchum, Rev. Charles John Boston	2737
360	Kimball, Frank Reed .... Salem	2543
426	King, Edward New Castle, Lawrence Co., Pa.	2990
304	King, Henry Parsons Boston	2115
26	Lamson, Col. Daniel Sanderson Weston	523
36 1	Lamson, William George . Boston	2544
286	Lawrence, Rt. Rev. William, D.D. . Cambridge	2016
230	Lawrie, Andrew Westcott . Boston	1714
367	Lea, James Henry ....	2550
	So. Freeport, Maine
56	Learned, Francis Mason . Boston	799

28

164	Leeds, Charles, M.D Chelsea	1226
299	Leeds, Francis Brookline	2071
108	Leland, Lester Boston	1012
307	Leonard, George Henry Boston	2118
409	LlTTLEFIELD, GEORGE EMERY Somerville	2749
132	LlTTLEFIELD, MARCELLUS Woburn	1113
33 1	Locke, Charles Augustus Newton	2226
469	LocKwooD, Thomas St. John . Boston	3262
489	Longfellow, Alexander Wadsworth Boston	3288
32 1	Lord, Charles Edward Newton	2216
131	Lovering, Henry Morton Taunton	1112
396	Lunt, William Wallace Hingham	2672
465	Lyman, George Hinckley . Boston	3204
190	Macdonough, Rodney .... Boston	1552
394	Mandall, Samuel Pierce Boston	2670
114	Marsh, Henry Daniel .... Springfield	1068
417	Marsh, Oliver Allyn .... New York Citv	2886
454	Martin, Charles Henry So. Weymouth	3193
40	Martin, William Pierce Medford	538
468	Mason, Amos Lawrence, M.D.	3228

Boston

29

90	McGlenen, Edward Webster . Boston	847
101	McGlenen, Harry Jarrett Boston	951
1 17	MclNTiRE, Charles John Cannbridge	1071
306	Meekings, Edward Munro North Adams	2117
96	Merriam, Frank .... Nahant	889
444	Merrill, Frederic Augustus, D. M. Boston	D. 3183
213	Merritt, Walter Howard . Lynn	1697
1 13	MiNOT, Joseph Grafton Boston	1067
397	Morrill, Samuel .... Berlin, Gernnany	2673
312	MORSS, Charles Anthony . Boston	2123
387	MosELEY, Frank .... Brookline	2645
105	MOSELEY, John Graham. Boston	958
406	Motley, Thomas Lawrence. Groton	2740
348	Mudge, Alfred Boston	2407
371	Mudge, Frank Herbert Boston	2557
107	Mumford, James Gregory, M.D. Boston	101 1
364	MuRDOCK, Harold .... Boston	2547
263	Nash, Nathaniel Gushing . Cambridge	1826
130	Newhall, James Silver .	nil
	Lynn	•
*08	Nickerson, Philip Tillinghast Boston	2748

399 NiCKERSON, Stephen Westcott . 2733

Boston 202 NiCKERSON, Rev. Thomas White, Jr. 1626

Pittsfield

145 NORCROSS, GRENVILLE HOWLAND . 1216

Boston

10 NoYES, James Atkins .... 210

Cambridge

40 1 Osgood, Edward Louis . . , 2735 Boston

94 Palmer, Charles Dana . . . 887

Lowell

298 Parker, Charles Lincoln . . 2070

Maiden

282 Parker, Charles Wallingford . I9!l Boston

23 1 Parker, Charles Wentworth . . 1715 Boston

225 Parker, Charles Wentworth, Jr. 1709

Brookline

314 Parker, Edward Ludlow . . . 2125 Arlington

287 Parker, Frederick Wesley . . 2017 Somerville

324 Parker, Herman 2218

Boston

311 Parker, John Nelson .... 2122 Billerica

341 Parker, Moses Greeley, M.D. . 2383

Lowell

115 Parsons, Charles Sumner . . 1069

Boston 45 1 Pear, Albert Marston . . . 3190

Cambridge

412 Pear, Charles Meriam . . . 2779

Cambridge

426 Pease, Edward Allen, M. D. . . 2991 Boston

224 Pemhallow, Charles Sherburne . 1708 Boston

31

477	Perkins, Frederick Sanger Waltham	3266
391	Perkins, William Henry Gloucester	2667
446	Phelps, George Nelson Brookline	3185
346	Phelps, John Samuel, M. D. . Boston	2388
342	Pierce, Dean Brookline	2384
119	Pierce, George Francis Boston	1073
197	Pierce, Jacob Willard Brookline	1621
431	PILLSBURY, ALBERT SMITH W. Somerville	2996
128	Pond, Virgil Clarence, D.M.D. Boston	1109
475	Pope, Percival Wentworth Boston	3264
430	Pratt, Abner Kingman Newton	2995
369	Pratt, Herman Washington Chelsea	2552
122	Putnam, George Franklin Boston	1076
79	Putnam, George Jacob Boston	836
264	QUINCY, JOSIAH .... Boston	1801
452	Read, Charles French Brookline	3191
24	Reade, Lt. Col. Philip, U. S. A. Fort Niobrara, Nebraska.	622
370	Reed, Rev. James .... Boston	2556
410	Reed, James Herbert Chelsea	2777
45	Remick, John Anthony .	543

Boston

32

43 Remick, Timothy Boston

449 Rice, Arthur Noble Boston

343 Rice, George Staples . New York, N. Y.

328 Rice, Capt. Henry Brigham Boston

313 Rice, Maj. Lewis Frederick Brookline 28 Rich, James Rogers

Paris, France 31 Rich, Thomas Phillips . Paris, France 355 Richardson, Francis Allen

Cambridge 303 Richardson, George Eliot

Wellesley Hills 308 Robeson, Maj. Andrew Brookline

248 Robinson, Francis Walter Boston

120 Rogers, Allan ....

Gloucester 350 Rogers, Edward Little

Boston 402 RowE, Arthur Everett

Gloucester 215 RowE, Charles Edward

Chelsea

85 Rust, Nathaniel Johnson . Boston

125 Sampson, Capt. Walter Scott Boston

392 Saunders, Charles Gurley

Lawrence 186 Seamans, Frank Manning .

Brookline 244 Sears, Henry Darrah .

Lynn

33

541

3188 2385 2222

2124

526

529

2538

2075

2119

1765

1074

2409

2736

1699

842

1079

2668

1451

1761

193 Shattuck, Edward Horace. . . 1555 Lowell

318 Shaw, Henry Southworth . , 2212

Boston

422 Sheldon, Ned Lewis .... 2891 Boston

375 Short, Rev. Charles Lancaster 2601

Grafton

368 Shurtleff, Howard Livingstone 2551

Boston

480 Simmons, Walter Everett . . 3279

Quincy

445 Simmons, William Stearns . . 3184 Boston

199 Simons, William C 1623

Springfield

455 Sleeper, Henry Davis .... 3194

Boston

456 Sleeper, Stephen Westcott . 3195

Boston

203 Smith, George Henry .... 1627 Boston

2 12 Smith, Harvey Gushing . . 1696

Gloucester

329 SouLE, Horace Homer, Jr. . 2223

Newton

323 Souther, Charles Henry . . . 22 17 Boston

33 SowDON, Arthur John Clark . 531

Boston

68 Sprague, Frank William . . . 825

Brookline

351 Sprague, Phineas Warren . . . 2442 Malden

55 Standish, Myles, M. D. . 309

Boston

208 Stearns, Albert Henry . . 1692

Boston

259 Stearns, Frederick Maynard . . 1816 Boston

34

273 Stetson, Henry Crosby Cambridge

428 Stevens, Solon Whithed Lowell

478 Stevens, William Studley Bartlett Boston

471 Stimson, Frederic Jesup Dedham

290 Stone, Charles Augustus . Newton

284 Stone, Charles Wellington Boston

407 Stone, Rev. Morton .... Taunton

247 Stone, William Eben .... Cambridge

373 Storer, John Humphreys . Waltham

338 Storrs, Henry Randolph .

Brookline 158 Storrs, Rev. Leonard Kip, D. D. Brookline

435 Stratton, Charles Edwin , Boston

418 Strong, Thomas Morris, M. D. Boston

376 Sutton, Eben .... Baltimore, Md.

398 Swain, Julius Curtis Boston

353 Swain, Capt. Julius Marshall Boston

59 Swan, Robert Thaxter . Brookline

339 Swan, Lieut. William Locke

Chelsea

256 Sweet, Henry Nettleton Boston

196 Swift, Henry Walton Boston

35

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1847 2993 3267 3254 2020

1913 2747

1764 2599 2380 1230 3000 2887 2602 2674 2444 816 2381 1803 1620

322 Tapley, Henry Fuller .... 2216 Lynn

320 TENNEY, Samuel Parcher . . 2214

Chelsea

395 Thayer, Charles Irving . . , 2671 Boston

127 Thayer, Nathaniel 1108

Boston

423 Thomas, Houston Addison . . 2892

Hannilton

6 Thompson, Abijah 211

Yarmouth, Me.

187 Thompson, Eben Francis . . . 1452 Worcester

293 Thomson, Arthur Cecil . 2023

Brookline

270 Thorndike, Augustus Larkin . 1844

Brewster

250 Thorndike, townsend William . 1797 Boston

345 Thornton, James Brown, M. D. 2387

Boston

75 TiLTON, Warren Codman . . . 832

Wayne, Pa.

437 TOBEY, Rev. Rufus Babcock . . 3076 Qulncy

217 Tolman, William Sawyer . . . I70i Charlestown

419 ToRREY, Benjamin Barstow . . 2888 Hanover

389 Trask, Charles Hooper . , . 2647 Concord

378 Tyler, Edward Royall . . . 2614

Boston

2 11 Upham, Charles Clifton , . . 1695 Brookline

222 Upham, Henry Macy .... 1706 Boston

36

442 Upham, Robert Hay, D. M. D. . 3181

Boston

357 Upton, James Cowdin Madison 2540

Roxbury

42 1 Wade, Henry Francis . . 2890

Cambridge

118 Ware, Horace Everett . . . 1072

Milton

48 Warner, Frank Edwards . . 546

Boston

459 Waterman, Frank Sturtevant , 3198

Boston

460 Waterman, George Huse . . 3199

Boston

I Watkins, Walter Kendall . . 208

Maiden

160 Wead, Leslie Clark .... 1232 Brookline

481 Webber, William Oliver . . , 3280 Broolciine

487 Wendell, Barrett . . : . 3286

Boston

243 Wesson, James Leonard . . . 1734 Boston

358 West, Charles Alfred . . 2541

Somerville

I I Wetherbee, Lt. Winthrop . . . 509

Boston

457 Wheeler, Bertrand Throp . . 3196 Boston

453 Wheeler, John Frederic . . 3192

Newton

162 Wheelwright, Edmund March . 1234

Boston

295 Whitcomb, Lawrence .... 2067 Brookline

334 White, Charles Goddard . . 2228

Boston

450 White, William Roland . , . 3189 Chester

Z7

129 Whiting, William Sawin . . . IIIO

Brookline

490 Whitney, Ralph Holyoke . . 3289

Boston

491 Whitney, Richard 3290

Boston

492 Whitney, Robert Bates . 3291

Boston

433 Whitwell, Frederick Silsbee . . 2998 Boston

19 1 Willard, Joseph 1553

Boston

316 Willard, Martin Stevenson . . 2186 Wilmington, N. C.

301 WiLLCUTT, Levi Lincoln . 2073

Brookline 16 Willey, William Lithgow . . . 514

Boston

157 Williams, Borland 1229

Boston

195 Williams, John Davis .... I6I9 Boston

473 Williams, Ralph Blake . . . 3256

Boston

415 Williams, Robert Breck . . . 2884

Boston

153 Williams, Maj. Samuel King 1224

Boston

177 Willis, Henry Augustus . . . 1442 Fitchburg

381 Wilson, Charles Hiram . . 2617

Brookline

78 Wilson, Fred Allan .... 835

Nahant

300 WiNSHip, William Henry . . . 2072 Maiden

416 WiNSLOw, George Scott . . 2885

Boston

439 WOLCOTT, Roger 3078

Boston

38

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539 1163

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