2 Member of executive committee of national council of administration.

PAST NATIONAL OFFICERS.

PAST COMMANDERS IN CHIEF.

B. F. Stephenson (provisional) (died Aug. 30, 1871)
S. A. Hurlbut,2 Illinois (died Mar. 27, 1882)

1866

1866-67

John A. Logan, Illinois (died Dec. 26, 1886).

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Ambrose E. Burnside, Rhode Island (died Sept. 18, 1881)
Charles Devens,2 Massachusetts (died Jan. 7, 1892) __
John F. Hartranft, Pennsylvania (died Oct. 17, 1899)
John C. Robinson,2 New York (died Feb. 18, 1897)
William Earnshaw, Ohio (died July 17, 1885)
Louis Wagner, Pennsylvania (died Jan. 15, 1914)
George S. Merrill,2 Massachusetts (died Feb. 17, 1900).
Paul Van Dervoort," Nebraska (died July 29, 1902)
Robert B. Beath, Pennsylvania (died Nov. 25, 1914)
John S. Kountz, Ohio (died June 14, 1909)
Samuel S. Burdett, Potomac (died Sept. 24, 1914)
Lucius Fairchild, Wisconsin (died May 23, 1896).
John P. Rea,' Minnesota (died May 28, 1900).
William Warner, Kansas City, Mo---

Russell A. Alger,2 Michigan (died Jan. 24, 1907)
Wheelock G. Veazey, Vermont (died Mar. 22, 1898).
John Palmer, New York (died Apr. 15, 1905).

A. G. Weissert,' Milwaukee, Wis..

John G. B. Adams, Massachusetts (died Oct. 19, 1900).
Thomas G. Lawler, Illinois (died Feb. 3, 1908).
Ivan N. Walker,2 Indiana (died Sept. 22, 1905)

T. S. Clarkson,2 Nebraska (died Jan. 16, 1915)

John P. S. Gobin, Pennsylvania (died May 10, 1910).

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1868-70

1871-72

1873-74

1875-76

1877-78

1879

1880

1881

1882

1883

1884

1885

1886

1887

1888

1889

1890

1891

1892

1893

1894

1895

1896

1897

James A. Sexton, Illinois (died in office Feb. 5, 1899) –

1898

W. C. Johnson, Cincinnati, Ohio (elected to fill vacancy Sept. 5, 1899)

Wilmon W. Blackmar,2 Massachusetts (died in office July 16, 1905).

Henry M. Nevius, New Jersey (died Jan. 28, 1911).

Moses H. Neil, Columbus, Ohio___.

A. G. Weissert,1* Milwaukee, Wis_

PAST SENIOR VICE COMMANDERS IN CHIEF.

James B. McKean, New York (died Jan. 5, 1879).
Joshua T. Owen,' Pennsylvania (died Nov. 7, 1887) –
Lucius Fairchild,' Wisconsin (died May 23, 1896)
Louis Wagner, Pennsylvania (died Jan. 15, 1914).
Edward Jardine, New York (died Mar. 13, 1896).
Joseph S. Reynolds,' California (died Sept. 18, 1911)
Elisha H. Rhodes,1 Providence, R. I____

Paul Van Dervoort, Nebraska (died July 29, 1902).
John Palmer, New York (died April 15, 1905)
Edgar D. Swain,' Illinois (died April 28, 1904).
Charles L. Young,' Toledo, Ohio_-_-

W. E. W. Ross, Maryland (died Nov. 14, 1907).
William Warner, Kansas City, Mo__

John P. Rea, Minnesota (died May 28, 1900).
Seldon Connor,1 Portland, Me..

S. W. Backus, San Francisco, Cal_.

Nelson Cole, Missouri (died July 31, 1899).

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1866-67 1868

1868-70

1871-72

1874

1875-76

1877

1878

1879

1880

1881

1882

1883

1884

1885

1886

1887

1888

1889

Richard F. Tobin, Massachusetts (died in office Nov. 22, 1890).

1890

George H. Innis, Massachusetts (elected to fill vacancy Apr. 7, 1891; died Jan. 19, 1907).

1891

Henry M. Duffield, Detroit, Mich. (died July 13, 1912).

W. C. Johnson," Cincinnati, Ohio (elected commander in chief).
Daniel Ross,1 Wilmington, Del. (elected to fill vacancy Sept. 5, 1899).

William M. Olin, Massachusetts (died Apr. 15, 1911).

1902

C. Mason Kinne, California (died Dec. 25, 1913).

1903

John R. King,16 Baltimore, Md____.

1904

George W. Patten, Tennessee (elected to fill vacancy; died Sept. 19, 1906).

1905

George W. Cook, Denver, Colo_

1905

William H. Armstrong, Indiana (died Sept. 28, 1914).

ROLL OF THE FORTY-NINTH NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT,

GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.

WASHINGTON, D, C., SEPTEMBER 27 TO OCTOBER 2, 1915.

NATIONAL OFFICERS.

Commander in Chief,

DAVID J. PALMER, Washington, Iowa.1

Senior Vice Commander in Chief,
JOSEPH B. GRISWOLD (died Mar. 9, 1915).2

WILLIAM F. CONNER, Dallas, Tex.1

Junior Vice Commander in Chief,

WILLIAM F. CONNER (became Senior Vice Commander in Chief, Mar. 10, 1915). OSCAR A. JANES, Detroit, Mich. (elected Junior Vice Commander in Chief, Apr. 1, 1915).1

Comrade Hosley, past commander, Department of Massachusetts.

4 Not entitled to vote.

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2 Member of executive committee of national council of administration.