Military: Civil War: Sons of Veterans, 1891: Ebensburg, Cambria Co, PA

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Rules and Regulations
For the Government of the
Sons of Veterans,
United States of America

Edition of 1891, as Revised at
Minneapolis, Minn.

PREAMBLE

We, the undersigned, male descendants of soldiers, sailors, and marines who
served in the Army or Navy of the United States during the civil struggle of
1861-1865, hereby unite and form an Association for the purpose and objects
hereinafter set forth, and in so doing, pledge ourselves to be governed by
the Constitutions, Rules, Regulations, Rules of Order and By-Laws which are
based on the same.

Lieut. Hugh Jones Camp, Number 227, Ebensburg, Cambria County, Pa.

Captain:  Fred W. Davis
First Sgt:  W. R. Thompson

Officers and Staff

Past Captains

John T. Davis
Jas. T. Young

Captain - Robert Scanlan

1st Lieutenant - Thos. Mc.Breen

2nd Lieutenant - Fred W. Davis

1st Sergeant - Ira Davis

Q.M. Sergeant - Herm. Jones

Chaplain - S. L Reed

Sgt of Guard - S. Clement

Color Sgt - J. A. Boney

Prin. Musician - F. Clement

Corp of Guard - Les. Larimer

Camp Guard - F. E. Thompson

Picket Guard - H. Jones

Camp Council

F. C. Jones
F. T. Young
S. L. Reed

DIRECTORY OF MEMBERS

Boney, J.A.
Berkey, Harvey
Bolsinger, Milton
Barker, Olin
Bolsinger, Ed
Clement, Sherman
Clement, John
Clement, David
Cunningham, John
Connell, Herman
Connell, W. F.
Connell, Milton
Campbell, Stanford
Creery, Clark
Creery, M.R.B.
Davis, Fred W.
Davis, Ira
Davis, Emory
Davis, E. H.
Davis, Schuyler
Davis, Stanton
Davis, Wm. T.
Davis, John T.
Davis, Nathaniel
Davis, Walter S.
Davison, Robert
Dick, John
Dick, Geo.
Evans, E. L.
Evans, Sem
Farnsworth, Willis
Humphries, Wm.
Humphries, Harry
Howell, John
Jones, F. C.
Jones, Harry
Jones, Herman
Jones, Daniel
Jervis, Howard
James, Daniel
Jones, William
Kimball, William
Larimer, Lester
Lewis, John
Langbein, George
McBreen, Thomas
McBreen, John
McBreen, James
Owens, John
Reed, S.L.
Reese, H. M.
Rowland, james
Scanlan, Robert
Sechler, John L.
Shinefelt, Harry
Stough, Chas.
Stineman, Harvey C.
Thomas, Joseph
Thompson, W. R.
Thompson, John E.
Williams, Wm. H.
Williams, S. C.
Waltz, Wm. H.
Young, James T.

On 10 January 1890 this was approved by J. L. Roke, Col Commanding and
approved by the adjutant, H. H. Hammers.

The booklet of the rules and regulations states:

Date of Taking Effect:  These Constitutions, Rules and Regulations, in so
far as they relate to Camps and Divisions, shall go into effect December
1st, 1891.

Signed:

Edward W. Hatch, of New York
Oren Britt Brown, of Ohio
Joseph B. Maccabe, of Mass.
Bartow S. Weeks, Commander-in-Chief
Raphael Tobias, Adjutant General