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The commanders-in-chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans from July 1, 1896, to the present day:

The commanders-in-chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV)

Order Hon. Name Elected From Year References
1st Mr. James Ewell Brown Stuart, Jr. Newport News, Virginia 1896–1897 [1]
2nd Mr. Robert A. Smythe Charleston, South Carolina 1897–1899 [1]
3rd Mr. Walter Terry Colquitt II Atlanta, Georgia 1899–1900 [1]
4th Mr. Biscoe Hindman Louisville, Kentucky 1900–1901 [1]
5th Mr. Richard Brownrigg Haughton St. Louis, Missouri 1901–1902 [1]
6th Mr. Thomas Pierce Stone Waco, Texas 1902–1903 [1]
7th Mr. William McLellan Fayssoux New Orleans, Louisiana 1903–1904 [1]
8th Mr. Nedom Robert Tisdal Rusk, Texas 1904–1905 [1]
9th Dr. Thomas McAdory Owen Montgomery, Alabama 1905–1907 [1]
10th Mr. John W. Apperson Memphis, Tennessee 1907–1909 [1]
11th Dr. Clarence Julian Owens Abbeville, Alabama 1909–1911 [1]
12th Mr. William Gibbs Pritchard Charleston, South Carolina 1911–1912 [1]
13th Mr. Jesse Peders Norfleet Memphis, Tennessee 1912–1913 [1]
14th Mr. William W. Old, Jr. Norfolk, Virginia 1913–1914 [1]
15th Mr. Seymour Stewart St. Louis, Missouri 1914–1915 [1]
16th Mr. Walter Nathan Brandon, Sr. Little Rock, Arkansas 1915–1916 [1]
17th Mr. Ernest G. Baldwin Roanoke, Virginia 1916–1918 [1]
18th Mr. Carl W. Hinton Denver, Colorado 1918–1919 [1]
19th Mr. Nathan Bedford Forrest II Memphis, Tennessee 1919–1921 [1]
20th Mr. Edgar Scurry Wichita Falls, Texas 1921–1922 [1]
21st Mr. W. McDonald Lee Irvington, Virginia 1922–1924 [1]
22nd Mr. David Stokley Etheridge Chattanooga, Tennessee 1924–1925 [1]
23rd Dr. Walter C. Galloway Wilmington, North Carolina 1925–1926 [1]
24th Mr. Lucius Lamar Moss Lake Charles, Louisiana 1926–1927 [2]
25th Dr. Sumter de Leon Lowry Tampa, Florida 1927–1928 [2]
26th Col. Edmond R. Wiles Little Rock, Arkansas 1928–1929 [2]
27th Mr. John Ashley Jones Atlanta, Georgia 1929–1930 [2]
28th Mr. Charles T. Norman Richmond, Virginia 1930–1931 [2]
29th Dr. George R. Tabor Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 1931–1932 [2]
30th Dr. William Remshart Dancy Savannah, Georgia 1932–1933 [2]
31st Mr. William Lee Hopkins Richmond, Virginia 1933–1935 [2]
32nd Mr. Walter Scott Hancock St. Louis, Missouri 1935–1937 [2]
33rd Mr. Carl W. Hinton Denver, Colorado 1937–1938 [2]
34th Mr. Thomas Gilbert Wood Roanoke, Virginia 1938–1939 [2]
35th Mr. Joseph Roy Price Washington, D.C. 1939–1940 [2]
36th Mr. Thomas Erasmus Powe St. Louis, Missouri 1940–1941 [2]
37th Mr. William McWhorter Milner Atlanta, Georgia 1941–1943 [2]
38th Rev. Marshall Wingfield Memphis, Tennessee 1943–1945 [2]
39th Mr. Fred P. Myers Washington, D.C. 1945–1946 [2]
40th Mr. John R.T. Rives Cedar Rapids, Iowa 1946–1949 [2]
41st Mr. A. Belmont Dennis Covington, Georgia 1949–1951 [2]
42nd Hon. William M. Beard Morristown, New Jersey 1951–1953 [2]
43rd Hon. Neill Bohlinger Little Rock, Arkansas 1953–1955 [2]
44th Mr. Martin Joseph Johnson Mobile, Alabama 1955–1957 [2]
45th Mr. Thomas White Crigler, Jr. Crawford, Mississippi 1957–1959 [2]
46th Brig. Gen. Letcher O. Grice Atlanta, Georgia 1959–1960 [2]
47th Mr. Rudolph H. Waldo New Orleans, Louisiana 1960–1962 [2]
48th Mr. Edwin Coleman Sturdivant, Jr. Jackson, Mississippi 1962–1964 [2]
49th Hon. John Amasa May, Jr. Aiken, South Carolina 1964–1966 [2]
50th Mr. Philip Edward Frank Gainestown, Alabama 1966–1968 [2]
51st Dr. Burnice Hoyle Webster Nashville, Tennessee 1968–1970 [2]
52nd Mr. Bernard E. Eble New Orleans, Louisiana 1970–1972 [2]
53rd Rev. H. Paul Porter Alexandria, Virginia 1972–1974 [2]
54th Dr. James MacDonald Edwards Covington, Georgia 1974–1976 [2]
55th Mr. Frank Dean Boggs Jacksonville, Florida 1976–1977 [2]
56th Mr. Robert Burnette Wilson, Jr. Little Rock, Arkansas 1977–1980 [2]
57th Lt. Col. Joseph Brady Mitchell Alexandria, Virginia 1980–1982 [2]
58th Mr. Charles Herbert Smith Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 1982–1984 [2]
59th Mr. Lynn Jackson Shaw Brownsville, Tennessee 1984–1986 [2]
60th Mr. William Ralph Green McKinney, Texas 1986–1988 [2]
61st Mr. William Earl Faggert Heidelberg, Mississippi 1988–1990 [2]
62nd Mr. William Dudley Hogan, Jr. Orlando, Florida 1990–1992 [2]
63rd Mr. Robert Lewis Hawkins III Jefferson City, Missouri 1992–1994 [2]
64th Dr. Norman Roy Dasinger, Sr. Jacksonville, Alabama 1994–1996 [2]
65th Mr. Peter William Orlebeke Dallas, Texas 1996–1998 [2]
66th Mr. Patrick Joseph Griffin III Darnestown, Maryland 1998–2000 [2]
67th Mr. Edwin L. Deason Columbia, Tennessee 2000–2002 [3]
68th Mr. Ronald Gene Wilson Easley, South Carolina 2002–2004 [3]
69th Mr. Denne A. Sweeney Dallas, Texas 2004–2006 [3]
70th Mr. Christopher Morgan Sullivan Traveller Rest, South Carolina 2006–2008 [2]
71st Mr. Charles McMichael Shreveport, Louisiana 2008–2010 [2]
72nd Mr. R. Michael Givens Charleston, South Carolina 2010–2014 [2]
73rd Mr. Charles Kelly Barrow Griffin, Georgia 2014–2016 [4]
74th Mr. Thomas V. Strain, Jr. Tanner, Alabama 2016–2018 [4]

References

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w Hopkins, Walter Lee, ed. (1926). Year Book and Minutes of the Thirty-First Annual Convention of the Sons of Confederate Veterans in the City of Birmingham, Ala., May 18–21, 1926. Richmond, Va.: Dudley Printing Co. p. 10. LCCN 2005204063. OCLC 11733530 – via Internet Archive.
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at Miller, Sr., Richard A. (2015). "Commanders-in-Chief Sons of Confederate Veterans – 1896 to 2015". Sons of Confederate Veterans. Retrieved October 4, 2017.
  3. ^ a b c Powell III, Frank B., ed. (2006). Sons of Confederate Veterans Membership Directory, 2006. Columbia, TN: Sons of Confederate Veterans. p. x – via Harris Connect.
  4. ^ a b "General Executive Council". Sons of Confederate Veterans. n.d. Retrieved October 4, 2017.
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