McClelland of Dobbs Ferry, Mayor Brush of Mt. Vernon, Rev. Dr. Coffey of Eastchester, Supervisor Joseph B. See, of North Castle, Supervisor Lane of Mt. Pleasant, Supervisor Underhill of Yorktown, Hon. James Irving Burns of Yonkers, Hon. Tlios. K. Fraser of Hastings, Leonard F. Requa, Esq., of New York, Rev. Amos C. Requa of Peekskill, Alfred Flail Esq., and Mr. Wm. Dutcher of New York, Dr. G. W. Murdock, (whose wife is a direct descendant of Commissary' General Wm. Paulding of the Revolution) and family, of Cold Spring, Grand Commander .Schotts and staff, Richard H. Greene, Howland Pell and Mr. Geo. Evans of the N. Y. Geueological and Biographical Society, Hon: F. S. Tallmadge President of the Society of the Sons of the Revolution, Rev. Dr. Broekholst Morgan, Chaplain, Judge Flarden of the Society of the Sons of the Revolution of Georgia, Geo. W. Olney, Esq., of the R. I. Society of Cincinnati, Chas. A. Schemerhorn, Esq., J. M. Montgomery, Arthur Melvin Hutch,. Col. Asa Bird Gardiner, Chas. Isham, Esq., of the New York Society of

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the Sons of the Revolution, Mrs. Anna M. Steers, President of the Daughters of the Revolution of New York, J. Milton Requa, Esq., and Pierre Wildey, Esq., of New York, Jared Sandford, Ass't. State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Rufus King, Esq., of Yonkers, and Mrs. Richard Moore, of New York, a great-granddaughter of Gov. Gen. George Clinton, and daughter, Major Paulding and Commander E. B. Long of White Plains, Supervisor Gilbert M. Todd of Sing Sing, State Engineer C. W. Adams of Albany, and many others.