LYON, Randolph W. - Revision history

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	[[Image:lyon1.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Audrey L. Briggs]]LYON, Randolph W. (Cedar Rapids, IA, July 4, 1949-- ). On May 19, 2026, the Dubuque Historic Commission presented its ~~first~~ Duane Hagerty Historic Preservation Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation. Named for [[HAGERTY, Duane P.\|Duane P. HAGERTY]] considered a pioneer in Dubuque of restoration and sustainability of architecture, the award was presented to Randy Lyon for the "creation and sustenance of the online version of his book, '''Encyclopedia Dubuque'''.		[[Image:lyon1.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Audrey L. Briggs]]LYON, Randolph W. (Cedar Rapids, IA, July 4, 1949-- ). On May 19, 2026, the Dubuque Historic Commission presented its second Duane Hagerty Historic Preservation Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation. Named for [[HAGERTY, Duane P.\|Duane P. HAGERTY]] considered a pioneer in Dubuque of restoration and sustainability of architecture, the award was presented to Randy Lyon for the "creation and sustenance of the online version of his book, '''Encyclopedia Dubuque'''.

	'''Encyclopedia Dubuque''' is the latest of many online and print publications Lyon has written, co-authored, or served as a contributor. He was the author of '''Dubuque, the Encyclopedia''' (1991) upon which this website is based. He followed this in 1998 with '''Faith and Fortunes: An Encyclopedia of Dubuque County'''. This book was published as part of the Iowa sesquicentennial celebration; all monies raised from the sale of the book were divided evenly among the seven county historical societies to fund their own projects. He was the co-author of '''Between Two Rivers: Iowa Year by Year, 1846-1996''' published by the Iowa State Press. His co-author on this project was Allan Carpenter, the author of dozens of series of books. Carpenter had earlier hired Lyon as a contributor for three regional encyclopedias--'''The Encyclopedia of the Midwest (1989), The Encyclopedia of the Central West(1990)''', and '''The Encyclopedia of the Far West (1991)'''--for the publisher Facts on File.		'''Encyclopedia Dubuque''' is the latest of many online and print publications Lyon has written, co-authored, or served as a contributor. He was the author of '''Dubuque, the Encyclopedia''' (1991) upon which this website is based. He followed this in 1998 with '''Faith and Fortunes: An Encyclopedia of Dubuque County'''. This book was published as part of the Iowa sesquicentennial celebration; all monies raised from the sale of the book were divided evenly among the seven county historical societies to fund their own projects. He was the co-author of '''Between Two Rivers: Iowa Year by Year, 1846-1996''' published by the Iowa State Press. His co-author on this project was Allan Carpenter, the author of dozens of series of books. Carpenter had earlier hired Lyon as a contributor for three regional encyclopedias--'''The Encyclopedia of the Midwest (1989), The Encyclopedia of the Central West(1990)''', and '''The Encyclopedia of the Far West (1991)'''--for the publisher Facts on File.

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	[[Image:lyon1.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Audrey L. Briggs]]LYON, Randolph W. (Cedar Rapids, IA, July 4, 1949-- ). On May 19, 2026, the Dubuque Historic Commission presented its first Duane Hagerty Historic Preservation Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation. Named for [[HAGERTY, Duane P.\|Duane P. HAGERTY]] considered a pioneer in Dubuque of restoration and sustainability of architecture, the award was presented to Randy Lyon for the "creation and sustenance of the online version of his book, ~~[[ENCYCLOPEDIA DUBUQUE]]~~.		[[Image:lyon1.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Audrey L. Briggs]]LYON, Randolph W. (Cedar Rapids, IA, July 4, 1949-- ). On May 19, 2026, the Dubuque Historic Commission presented its first Duane Hagerty Historic Preservation Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation. Named for [[HAGERTY, Duane P.\|Duane P. HAGERTY]] considered a pioneer in Dubuque of restoration and sustainability of architecture, the award was presented to Randy Lyon for the "creation and sustenance of the online version of his book, '''Encyclopedia Dubuque'''.

	'''Encyclopedia Dubuque''' is the latest of many online and print publications Lyon has written, co-authored, or served as a contributor. He was the author of '''Dubuque, the Encyclopedia''' (1991) upon which this website is based. He followed this in 1998 with '''Faith and Fortunes: An Encyclopedia of Dubuque County'''. This book was published as part of the Iowa sesquicentennial celebration; all monies raised from the sale of the book were divided evenly among the seven county historical societies to fund their own projects. He was the co-author of '''Between Two Rivers: Iowa Year by Year, 1846-1996''' published by the Iowa State Press. His co-author on this project was Allan Carpenter, the author of dozens of series of books. Carpenter had earlier hired Lyon as a contributor for three regional encyclopedias--'''The Encyclopedia of the Midwest (1989), The Encyclopedia of the Central West(1990)''', and '''The Encyclopedia of the Far West (1991)'''--for the publisher Facts on File.		'''Encyclopedia Dubuque''' is the latest of many online and print publications Lyon has written, co-authored, or served as a contributor. He was the author of '''Dubuque, the Encyclopedia''' (1991) upon which this website is based. He followed this in 1998 with '''Faith and Fortunes: An Encyclopedia of Dubuque County'''. This book was published as part of the Iowa sesquicentennial celebration; all monies raised from the sale of the book were divided evenly among the seven county historical societies to fund their own projects. He was the co-author of '''Between Two Rivers: Iowa Year by Year, 1846-1996''' published by the Iowa State Press. His co-author on this project was Allan Carpenter, the author of dozens of series of books. Carpenter had earlier hired Lyon as a contributor for three regional encyclopedias--'''The Encyclopedia of the Midwest (1989), The Encyclopedia of the Central West(1990)''', and '''The Encyclopedia of the Far West (1991)'''--for the publisher Facts on File.

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	[[Image:lyon1.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Audrey L. Briggs]]LYON, Randolph W. (Cedar Rapids, IA, July 4, 1949-- ). On May 19, 2026, the Dubuque Historic Commission presented its first Duane Hagerty Historic Preservation Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation. Named for [[HAGERTY, Duane\|Duane HAGERTY]] considered a pioneer in Dubuque of restoration and sustainability of architecture, the award was presented to Randy Lyon for the "creation and sustenance of the online version of his book, [[ENCYCLOPEDIA DUBUQUE]].		[[Image:lyon1.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Audrey L. Briggs]]LYON, Randolph W. (Cedar Rapids, IA, July 4, 1949-- ). On May 19, 2026, the Dubuque Historic Commission presented its first Duane Hagerty Historic Preservation Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation. Named for [[HAGERTY, Duane P.\|Duane P. HAGERTY]] considered a pioneer in Dubuque of restoration and sustainability of architecture, the award was presented to Randy Lyon for the "creation and sustenance of the online version of his book, [[ENCYCLOPEDIA DUBUQUE]].

	'''Encyclopedia Dubuque''' is the latest of many online and print publications Lyon has written, co-authored, or served as a contributor. He was the author of '''Dubuque, the Encyclopedia''' (1991) upon which this website is based. He followed this in 1998 with '''Faith and Fortunes: An Encyclopedia of Dubuque County'''. This book was published as part of the Iowa sesquicentennial celebration; all monies raised from the sale of the book were divided evenly among the seven county historical societies to fund their own projects. He was the co-author of '''Between Two Rivers: Iowa Year by Year, 1846-1996''' published by the Iowa State Press. His co-author on this project was Allan Carpenter, the author of dozens of series of books. Carpenter had earlier hired Lyon as a contributor for three regional encyclopedias--'''The Encyclopedia of the Midwest (1989), The Encyclopedia of the Central West(1990)''', and '''The Encyclopedia of the Far West (1991)'''--for the publisher Facts on File.		'''Encyclopedia Dubuque''' is the latest of many online and print publications Lyon has written, co-authored, or served as a contributor. He was the author of '''Dubuque, the Encyclopedia''' (1991) upon which this website is based. He followed this in 1998 with '''Faith and Fortunes: An Encyclopedia of Dubuque County'''. This book was published as part of the Iowa sesquicentennial celebration; all monies raised from the sale of the book were divided evenly among the seven county historical societies to fund their own projects. He was the co-author of '''Between Two Rivers: Iowa Year by Year, 1846-1996''' published by the Iowa State Press. His co-author on this project was Allan Carpenter, the author of dozens of series of books. Carpenter had earlier hired Lyon as a contributor for three regional encyclopedias--'''The Encyclopedia of the Midwest (1989), The Encyclopedia of the Central West(1990)''', and '''The Encyclopedia of the Far West (1991)'''--for the publisher Facts on File.

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	[[Image:lyon1.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Audrey L. Briggs]]LYON, Randolph W. (Cedar Rapids, IA, July 4, 1949-- ). On May 19, 2026, the Dubuque Historic Commission presented its first Duane Hagerty Historic Preservation Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation. Named for [[HAGERTY, Duane\|Duane HAGERTY]] considered a pioneer in Dubuque of restoration and sustainability of architecture, the award was presented to Randy Lyon for the "creation and sustenance of [[ENCYCLOPEDIA DUBUQUE.]]		[[Image:lyon1.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Audrey L. Briggs]]LYON, Randolph W. (Cedar Rapids, IA, July 4, 1949-- ). On May 19, 2026, the Dubuque Historic Commission presented its first Duane Hagerty Historic Preservation Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation. Named for [[HAGERTY, Duane\|Duane HAGERTY]] considered a pioneer in Dubuque of restoration and sustainability of architecture, the award was presented to Randy Lyon for the "creation and sustenance of the online version of his book, [[ENCYCLOPEDIA DUBUQUE]].

	'''Encyclopedia Dubuque''' is the latest of many online and print publications Lyon has written, co-authored, or served as a contributor. He was the author of '''Dubuque, the Encyclopedia''' (1991) upon which this website is based. He followed this in 1998 with '''Faith and Fortunes: An Encyclopedia of Dubuque County'''. This book was published as part of the Iowa sesquicentennial celebration; all monies raised from the sale of the book were divided evenly among the seven county historical societies to fund their own projects. He was the co-author of '''Between Two Rivers: Iowa Year by Year, 1846-1996''' published by the Iowa State Press. His co-author on this project was Allan Carpenter, the author of dozens of series of books. Carpenter had earlier hired Lyon as a contributor for three regional encyclopedias--'''The Encyclopedia of the Midwest (1989), The Encyclopedia of the Central West(1990)''', and '''The Encyclopedia of the Far West (1991)'''--for the publisher Facts on File.		'''Encyclopedia Dubuque''' is the latest of many online and print publications Lyon has written, co-authored, or served as a contributor. He was the author of '''Dubuque, the Encyclopedia''' (1991) upon which this website is based. He followed this in 1998 with '''Faith and Fortunes: An Encyclopedia of Dubuque County'''. This book was published as part of the Iowa sesquicentennial celebration; all monies raised from the sale of the book were divided evenly among the seven county historical societies to fund their own projects. He was the co-author of '''Between Two Rivers: Iowa Year by Year, 1846-1996''' published by the Iowa State Press. His co-author on this project was Allan Carpenter, the author of dozens of series of books. Carpenter had earlier hired Lyon as a contributor for three regional encyclopedias--'''The Encyclopedia of the Midwest (1989), The Encyclopedia of the Central West(1990)''', and '''The Encyclopedia of the Far West (1991)'''--for the publisher Facts on File.

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	[[Image:lyon1.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Audrey L. Briggs]]LYON, Randolph W. (Cedar Rapids, IA, July 4, 1949-- ). On May 19, 2026, the Dubuque Historic Commission presented its first Duane Hagerty Historic Preservation Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation. Named for [[HAGERTY, Duane\|Duane ~~Hagerty~~]] considered a pioneer in Dubuque of restoration and sustainability of architecture, the award was presented to Randy Lyon for the "creation and sustenance of [[ENCYCLOPEDIA DUBUQUE.]]		[[Image:lyon1.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Audrey L. Briggs]]LYON, Randolph W. (Cedar Rapids, IA, July 4, 1949-- ). On May 19, 2026, the Dubuque Historic Commission presented its first Duane Hagerty Historic Preservation Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation. Named for [[HAGERTY, Duane\|Duane HAGERTY]] considered a pioneer in Dubuque of restoration and sustainability of architecture, the award was presented to Randy Lyon for the "creation and sustenance of [[ENCYCLOPEDIA DUBUQUE.]]

	'''Encyclopedia Dubuque''' is the latest of many online and print publications Lyon has written, co-authored, or served as a contributor. He was the author of '''Dubuque, the Encyclopedia''' (1991) upon which this website is based. He followed this in 1998 with '''Faith and Fortunes: An Encyclopedia of Dubuque County'''. This book was published as part of the Iowa sesquicentennial celebration; all monies raised from the sale of the book were divided evenly among the seven county historical societies to fund their own projects. He was the co-author of '''Between Two Rivers: Iowa Year by Year, 1846-1996''' published by the Iowa State Press. His co-author on this project was Allan Carpenter, the author of dozens of series of books. Carpenter had earlier hired Lyon as a contributor for three regional encyclopedias--'''The Encyclopedia of the Midwest (1989), The Encyclopedia of the Central West(1990)''', and '''The Encyclopedia of the Far West (1991)'''--for the publisher Facts on File.		'''Encyclopedia Dubuque''' is the latest of many online and print publications Lyon has written, co-authored, or served as a contributor. He was the author of '''Dubuque, the Encyclopedia''' (1991) upon which this website is based. He followed this in 1998 with '''Faith and Fortunes: An Encyclopedia of Dubuque County'''. This book was published as part of the Iowa sesquicentennial celebration; all monies raised from the sale of the book were divided evenly among the seven county historical societies to fund their own projects. He was the co-author of '''Between Two Rivers: Iowa Year by Year, 1846-1996''' published by the Iowa State Press. His co-author on this project was Allan Carpenter, the author of dozens of series of books. Carpenter had earlier hired Lyon as a contributor for three regional encyclopedias--'''The Encyclopedia of the Midwest (1989), The Encyclopedia of the Central West(1990)''', and '''The Encyclopedia of the Far West (1991)'''--for the publisher Facts on File.

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	[[Image:lyon1.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Audrey L. Briggs]]LYON, Randolph W. (Cedar Rapids, IA, July 4, 1949-- ). '''Encyclopedia Dubuque''' is the latest of many online and print publications Lyon has written, co-authored, or served as a contributor. He was the author of '''Dubuque, the Encyclopedia''' (1991) upon which this website is based. He followed this in 1998 with '''Faith and Fortunes: An Encyclopedia of Dubuque County'''. This book was published as part of the Iowa sesquicentennial celebration; all monies raised from the sale of the book were divided evenly among the seven county historical societies to fund their own projects. He was the co-author of '''Between Two Rivers: Iowa Year by Year, 1846-1996''' published by the Iowa State Press. His co-author on this project was Allan Carpenter, the author of dozens of series of books. Carpenter had earlier hired Lyon as a contributor for three regional encyclopedias--'''The Encyclopedia of the Midwest (1989), The Encyclopedia of the Central West(1990)''', and '''The Encyclopedia of the Far West (1991)'''--for the publisher Facts on File.		[[Image:lyon1.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Audrey L. Briggs]]LYON, Randolph W. (Cedar Rapids, IA, July 4, 1949-- ). On May 19, 2026, the Dubuque Historic Commission presented its first Duane Hagerty Historic Preservation Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation. Named for [[HAGERTY, Duane\|Duane Hagerty]] considered a pioneer in Dubuque of restoration and sustainability of architecture, the award was presented to Randy Lyon for the "creation and sustenance of [[ENCYCLOPEDIA DUBUQUE.]]

			'''Encyclopedia Dubuque''' is the latest of many online and print publications Lyon has written, co-authored, or served as a contributor. He was the author of '''Dubuque, the Encyclopedia''' (1991) upon which this website is based. He followed this in 1998 with '''Faith and Fortunes: An Encyclopedia of Dubuque County'''. This book was published as part of the Iowa sesquicentennial celebration; all monies raised from the sale of the book were divided evenly among the seven county historical societies to fund their own projects. He was the co-author of '''Between Two Rivers: Iowa Year by Year, 1846-1996''' published by the Iowa State Press. His co-author on this project was Allan Carpenter, the author of dozens of series of books. Carpenter had earlier hired Lyon as a contributor for three regional encyclopedias--'''The Encyclopedia of the Midwest (1989), The Encyclopedia of the Central West(1990)''', and '''The Encyclopedia of the Far West (1991)'''--for the publisher Facts on File.

	Lyon's writings have not been limited to books. Over the years, articles written by him appeared in ''The Iowan,'' ''Science Activities'', ''Arts and Activities, Julien's Journal, Flower and Garden'' and ''Learning'' magazines. In 1972 he wrote '''The Water Flows: A Primary Source History of the American Indian''' for Creative Visuals of Big Spring, Texas. The six cassette series provided students with primary sources which could be incorporated into a unit of study. In 1974 Creative Visuals published his three filmstrip series '''Archaeological Dig at Tel Gezer''' based upon the author's experiences in Israel. In 2007 the Iowa State Education Association produced Lyon's '''Shining Stars and Everyday Heroes'''. This two-CD kit included an encyclopedia of Iowa history including over 5,800 entries. There was also a year's course of daily oral language activities based on Iowa history and lesson plans designed to encourage writing, map skills, and even an appreciation of a community's architectural history.		Lyon's writings have not been limited to books. Over the years, articles written by him appeared in ''The Iowan,'' ''Science Activities'', ''Arts and Activities, Julien's Journal, Flower and Garden'' and ''Learning'' magazines. In 1972 he wrote '''The Water Flows: A Primary Source History of the American Indian''' for Creative Visuals of Big Spring, Texas. The six cassette series provided students with primary sources which could be incorporated into a unit of study. In 1974 Creative Visuals published his three filmstrip series '''Archaeological Dig at Tel Gezer''' based upon the author's experiences in Israel. In 2007 the Iowa State Education Association produced Lyon's '''Shining Stars and Everyday Heroes'''. This two-CD kit included an encyclopedia of Iowa history including over 5,800 entries. There was also a year's course of daily oral language activities based on Iowa history and lesson plans designed to encourage writing, map skills, and even an appreciation of a community's architectural history.

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	'''National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution'''		'''National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution'''
	Descendant of Col. Archelaus Fuller		Descendant of Col. Archelaus Fuller
	Elected 1st Vice President-Iowa ~~Chapter~~ (2022)		Elected 1st Vice President-Iowa Society (2022)

	'''The Society of the Descendants of Charlemagne'''		'''The Society of the Descendants of Charlemagne'''

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	'''National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution'''		'''National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution'''
	Descendant of Col. Archelaus Fuller		Descendant of Col. Archelaus Fuller
			Elected 1st Vice President-Iowa Chapter (2022)

	'''The Society of the Descendants of Charlemagne'''		'''The Society of the Descendants of Charlemagne'''

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	In 2014 Lyon worked with members of the Downtown Neighborhood Association to establish signage in Jackson Park. He also accepted offers to join the executive boards of the Dubuque Railroad Museum and Cultural Center as well as the Thomas Determan Global Perspectives.		In 2014 Lyon worked with members of the Downtown Neighborhood Association to establish signage in Jackson Park. He also accepted offers to join the executive boards of the Dubuque Railroad Museum and Cultural Center as well as the Thomas Determan Global Perspectives.

	Lyon holds membership in Phi Delta Kappa, a national education academic honors organization. His interest in family history has led to the discovery of such ancestors as Sir John De Lacy, a Magna Charta Surety; John de Wells, Viscount and Knight of the Garter (13th great grandfather); and Sir Lord Admiral William Howard, Knight of the Garter and Lord High Admiral of the English Fleet (12th great-grandfather); Sir Knight of Royal Garter, William ~~deWalton~~ Glover (11th great-grandfather); ~~and~~ Capt. John Marchant (11th great-grandfather), privateer and officer who served with Sir Francis Drake. Lyon is a member of the following hereditary societies:		Lyon holds membership in Phi Delta Kappa, a national education academic honors organization. His interest in family history has led to the discovery of such ancestors as Sir John De Lacy, a Magna Charta Surety; John de Wells, Viscount and Knight of the Garter (13th great grandfather); and Sir Lord Admiral William Howard, Knight of the Garter and Lord High Admiral of the English Fleet (12th great-grandfather); Sir Knight of Royal Garter, William de Walton Glover (11th great-grandfather); Capt. John Marchant (11th great-grandfather), privateer and officer who served with Sir Francis Drake; and David Hawley, naval officer and privateer during the American Revolution. Lyon is a member of the following hereditary societies:

	'''National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution'''		'''National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution'''

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	Lyon holds membership in Phi Delta Kappa, a national education academic honors organization. His interest in family history has led to the discovery of such ancestors as Sir John De Lacy, a Magna Charta Surety; John de Wells, Viscount and Knight of the Garter (13th great grandfather); and Sir Lord Admiral William Howard, Knight of the Garter and Lord High Admiral of the English Fleet (12th great-grandfather); Sir Knight of Royal Garter, William deWalton Glover (11th great-grandfather); and Capt. John Marchant (11th great-grandfather), privateer and officer who served with Sir Francis Drake. Lyon is a member of the following hereditary societies:		Lyon holds membership in Phi Delta Kappa, a national education academic honors organization. His interest in family history has led to the discovery of such ancestors as Sir John De Lacy, a Magna Charta Surety; John de Wells, Viscount and Knight of the Garter (13th great grandfather); and Sir Lord Admiral William Howard, Knight of the Garter and Lord High Admiral of the English Fleet (12th great-grandfather); Sir Knight of Royal Garter, William deWalton Glover (11th great-grandfather); and Capt. John Marchant (11th great-grandfather), privateer and officer who served with Sir Francis Drake. Lyon is a member of the following hereditary societies:

	National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution		'''National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution'''
	Descendant of Col. Archelaus Fuller		Descendant of Col. Archelaus Fuller

	The Society of the Descendants of Charlemagne		'''The Society of the Descendants of Charlemagne'''

	The Society of the Knights Templar Descendants		'''The Society of the Knights Templar Descendants'''
	Descendant of Sir William Marshal		Descendant of Sir William Marshal

	Descendants of the Founding Fathers of New England		'''Descendants of the Founding Fathers of New England'''
	Descendant of Thomas Fuller		Descendant of Thomas Fuller

	Guild of Colonial Artisans and Tradesmen 1607-1783		'''Descendants of the Founders of New Jersey'''
	Master Guilder Ranking ~~Through~~		Descendant of Capt. Frances Drake
			Founder, "Jersey Blues"
			First Organized Militia Regiment in the Western World

			'''Guild of Colonial Artisans and Tradesmen 1607-1783'''
			Master Guilder Ranking
	Descendant of:		Descendant of:
	John Symonds-Arkwright		John Symonds-Arkwright
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	Richard Kimball-Wheelwright		Richard Kimball-Wheelwright

	Flagon and Trencher		'''Flagon and Trencher'''
	Descendant of Joseph Hawley		Descendant of Joseph Hawley

	Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War		'''Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War'''
	Descendant of Peter Wilson		Descendant of Peter Wilson

	Descendants of Early Postmasters 1607-1900		'''Descendants of Early Postmasters 1607-1900'''
	Descendant of Joseph Hawley		Descendant of Joseph Hawley

	National Society of the Sons of the American Colonists		'''National Society of the Sons of the American Colonists'''
	Descendant of Samuel Hawley		Descendant of Samuel Hawley

	The Plymouth Hereditary Society		'''The Plymouth Hereditary Society'''
	Descendant of Edward Fitz Randolph		Descendant of Edward Fitz Randolph

	The Hawley Society		'''The Hawley Society'''

	The Society of Wilson Family Descendants		'''The Society of Wilson Family Descendants'''
	President of the Society for ten years		President of the Society for ten years