PAST NATIONAL OFFICERS.

PAST COMMANDERS-IN-CHIEF.

†B. F. Stephenson (Provisional) [died Aug. 30, 1871]..
†S. A. Hurlbut, Illinois [died March 27, 1882]..
†John A. Logan, Illinois [died Dec. 26, 1886]..
†Ambrose E. Burnside, Rhode Island [died Sept. 13, 1881].
†Charles Devens, Massachusetts [died Jan. 7, 1891].
†John F. Hartranft, Pennsylvania [died Oct. 17, 1889].
†John C. Robinson, New York [died Feb. 18, 1897]
+William Earnshaw, Ohio [died July 17, 1885]..
*Louis Wagner, Philadelphia, Pa...
*George S. Merrill, Lawrence, Mass.
Paul Van Der Voort, Omaha, Neb..
*Robert B. Beath, Philadelphia, Pa..
*John S. Kountz, Toledo, Ohio.

1866 .1866-7

1868-9-70 .1871-2

.1873-4

1875-6

.1877-8

.1879

.1880

.1881

.1882

.1883

.1884

S. S. Burdett, Washington, D. C...

.1885

+Lucius Fairchild, Madison, Wis. [died May 23, 1896].

.1886

Joshua T. Owen, Pennsylvania [died Nov. 7, 1887].

†Lucius Fairchild, Madison, Wis..

1868

1869-70

†Richard F. Tobin, Massachusetts [died Nov. 22, 1890]..

.1890

*George H. Innis, South Boston, Mass. [elected April 7, 1891]...1891

PAST JUNIOR VICE-COMMANDERS-IN-CHIEF.

Joseph R. Hawley, Hartford, Conn.. *Louis Wagner, Philadelphia, Pa...

J. Warren Keifer, Springfield, Ohio..
Ed Ferguson, Milwaukee, Wis.
Guy T. Gould, Chicago, Ill.

C. J. Buckbee, New Haven, Conn...

1868-9 .1870

.1871-2

.1873

.1874

.1875-6

†G. Bowers, New Hampshire [died Feb. 14, 1884].

..1880

†George B. Creamer, Maryland [died Sept. 16, 1894].

.1890

DEPARTMENTS.

The figures within the parentheses ( ) show the number of each Department in order of permanent organization.

S. Wheeler, Ft. Smith, 1883-4.
C. M. Barnes, Guthrie, Okla. Ter.,
1885.

C. C. Waters, Little Rock, 1886.
T. Boles, Ft. Smith, 1887.
S. K. Robinson, Ft. Smith, 1888.
A. S. Fowler, Little Rock, 1889–90.

718.

W. H. H. Clayton, So. McAlester,
I. T., 1891.
P. Clayton, City of Mexico, 1892.
+L. H. Roots, 1893.

T. H. Barnes, Ft. Smith, 1893-4.
W. C. Roberts, Huntsville, 1895.
O. M. Spellman, Pine Bluff, 1896.

CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA. (10.)

COLORADO AND WYOMING. (21.)

Organized as the Department of the Mountains, Dec. 11, 1879; name changed to Colorado, July 31, 1882; name changed to Colorado and Wyoming,