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[edit] Military Order Of Malta related groups

[edit] Pilgrim Society

[edit] Pilgrim Society presidents

  • Benjamin, Strong (1914-1928)
  • Harrison, George (1928-1940)
  • Sproul, Allan (1941-1956)
  • Hayes, Alfred (1956-1975)
  • Volcker, Paul (1975-1979)
  • Anthony, Solomon (1980-1985)
  • Corrigan, E. Gerald (1985-1993)
  • McDonough, William J. (1993-2003)
  • Geithner, Timothy Franz (1961) 2003-present
    • "Timothy F. Geithner became the ninth president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York on November 17, 2003. In that capacity, he serves as the vice chairman and a permanent member of the Federal Open Market Committee, the group responsible for formulating the nation's monetary policy. Mr. Geithner joined the Department of Treasury in 1988 and worked in three administrations for five Secretaries of the Treasury in a variety of positions. He served as Under Secretary of the Treasury for International Affairs from 1999 to 2001 under Secretaries Robert Rubin and Lawrence Summers. He was director of the Policy Development and Review Department at the International Monetary Fund from 2001 until 2003. Before joining the Treasury, Mr. Geithner worked for Kissinger Associates Mr. Geithner graduated from Dartmouth College with a bachelor’s degree in government and Asian studies in 1983 and from the Johns Hopkins University| of Advanced International Studies with a master’s in International Economics and East Asian Studies in 1985. He has studied Japanese and Chinese and has lived in East Africa, India, Thailand, China and Japan. Mr. Geithner serves as chairman of the G-10 Committee on Payment and Settlement Systems of the Bank for International Settlements. He is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and the Group of Thirty, a member of the board of directors of the Center for Global Development in Washington, D.C., a member of the board of trustees of the RAND Corporation and a trustee of the Economic Club of New York. He and his wife, Carole Sonnenfeld Geithner, have two children." [15]
    • "Carole Marie Sonnenfeld and Timothy Franz Geithner, 1983 graduates of Dartmouth College, were married yesterday at his parents' summer home in East Orleans, Mass. The Rev. Thomas Keehn, a United Church of Christ minister, officiated. Mrs. Geithner, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sonnenfeld of Princeton, N.J., is a research associate for Common Cause (?), a public-affairs lobbying group in Washington. Her father is a professor of French and comparative literature at Princeton University. Her mother, Portia Sonnenfeld, is conductor of the Chamber Symphony of Princeton. Mr. Geithner, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Geithner of Larchmont, N.Y., graduated from the International School of Bangkok, Thailand. His father is the program officer in charge of developing countries for the Ford Foundation. His mother, Deborah Geithner, is a piano teacher. Mary P. Schowalter was maid of honor. Mr. Geithner was best man for his son." [16]
    • To research:
Image:Timothy_Geithner.jpg

[edit] Pilgrim Society royal members

  • Windsor, Queen Elizabeth Mary II (1926-)
    • See also: House of Guelph, Guelphs and Ghibellines, Mountbatten-Windsor (her personal surname)
    • Queen of England since 1953, married to Prince Philip Mountbatten. The Queen has been, and might still be, a major stockholder in the Rio Tinto Group and other large corporations. No official details are ever released.
    • See also: Paul Burrell affair
    • Knight of Malta info:
      • "the Commonwealth of Nations, headed by Queen Elizabeth II, is made up of 53 nations, spanning the globe, accounting for one-fifth of the land mass of the Earth, and a very high percentage of its strategic resources and population. Though nominally an alliance of independent states, the Commonwealth was itself founded, in the late 19th Century, as a perpetuation of the British Empire." - Jeffrey Steinberg [17]
      • "She commands some of the Maltese Cross's inner hierarchy cores such as Pilgrim Society and Order of the Garter. Remember how this Guelph has control over the United States which has always been controlled by the Hudson Bay Company or should we say Russel Trust. She so-called owns 1/6th of the Earth's land! She's the wealthiest land owner in the entire World far excelling the Pope who's third." [18]
      • "And let's not forget the Queen of England and the Order of St.John in the USA : http://www.saintjohn.org/ and the so called Russian Grand Priory in exile now back in control of good old communist Russia another creation and evil experiment of the Vatican lead New World Order, this link represents the Russian Orthodox connection to the rulers of worlwide Christianity the Vatican and their Knights of Malta militia from Via Condotti... [19]" [20]

with Pope John XXIII

with Pope John XXIII

with Pope John Paul II

with Pope John Paul II

at the Vatican

with Dick Cheney

Pope John Paul II with Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip

Order of the Garter procession

Nazi funeral, 1937

"Col. Nemo Turner chats with The Prince Philip before dinner at the Duke of Edinburgh's Awards in 1993. Col. Turner also received the Order of St. John and the Queen's Golden Jubilee Medal from HM Queen Elizabeth II." [1]

with Metropolitan John of Pergamon and African Rainforest Conservancy Chairman Brian Pilkington at the launch of ARC in Windsor Castle, 1996. [2]

  • Laurence, Princess Anne (1950)
  • Windsor, Prince Charles (1948)
  • Windsor, Prince Andrew Edward (1960)
  • Windsor, Prince Arthur William Patrick Albert president (1850–1942)
  • Windor, Prince Edward (1935)

[edit] Pilgrim Society members

  • Adams, Charles Francis IV 1910-1999
    • "US electronics industrialist. He served as the first president of the Raytheon Company between 1948 and 1960, and again from 1962 to 1964. He served as the chairman of the Raytheon Company between 1960 and 1962, and again from 1964 until 1972. He was the son of Charles Francis Adams III. He was the great-great-great grandson of US President John Adams and United States Secretary of the Navy Benjamin Williams Crowninshield. Adams was born in Boston and attended St. Mark’s School, graduated from Harvard College in 1932 and attended Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration. Adams was a sixth generation Harvard legacy student (his great-great-great-grandfather, President John Adams graduated from Harvard in 1755). Adams married twice. First he was married to the late Margaret Stockton Adams by whom he had four children: Abigail (Mrs. James C.Manny); Alison (Mrs. Paul G. Hagan); Charles Francis V and Timothy. In 1973, Adams then married the former Mrs. Beatrice D. Penati. He had a total of ten grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Mr. Adams was awarded honorary degrees by Suffolk University, Northeastern University, Bates College and Tufts University." (wikipedia)
    • "Direct descendant of President John Adams and John Quincy Adams. Spent several years with his parents in St. Petersburg, Russia (red: masonic/communistic business relations?). Harvard College. Partner in Paine, Webber, Jackson, & Curtis banking firm 1937-1947. Director of Raytheon 1938-1942. U.S. Naval Reserve with active duty, commanding destroyer escorts in the Atlantic & Pacific theaters 1942-1945. Commander in chief of the Atlantic Fleet 1945-1947. President of Raytheon (sales grew forty fold in his almost 40 years with the company) 1948-1960 & 1962-1964. Chairman of Raytheon 1960-1962 & 1964-1972. Retired as director of Raytheon in 1997. Director of the First National Bank of Boston, the Gillette Company, Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, Sheraton Corporation, Bath Iron Works, Associated Industries of Massachusetts, the Boston Chamber of Commerce, Pan American World Airways, and the Massachusetts Higher Education Assistance Corporation. Chairman of the Board of Visitors of Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University. Trustee of the Children's Hospital, the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, the Industrial School for Crippled Children, the Massachusetts Humane Society, the Naval War College Foundation and more. A fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and Vice President of the Massachusetts Historical Society." [21]
  • Acheson, Dean Gooderham 1893-1973
  • Acton, Lord alive
  • Adler, Julius Ochs 1892-1955
  • Aiken, Alfred Lawrence exec. committee 1870-1946
  • Aldrich, Herbert I. unknown
  • Aldrich, Nelson Wilmarth 1841-1915
  • Aldrich, Winthrop Williams 1885-1974
  • Aldrich, Malcolm Pratt born 1900
  • Aldrich, Hulbert Stratton born 1907
  • Alexander, Charles Beatty 1849-1927
  • Alexander, Henry Clay unknown
  • Anderson, Arthur Marvin died 1966
  • Angell, Ernest unknown
  • Angelson, Mark A. alive
  • Annenberg, Walter H. 1908-2002
  • Armour, Norman 1887-1982
  • Armstrong, Anne Legendre 1927-alive
  • Astor, William Waldorf 1848-1919
    • "I believe at least five Astor's are now members of the Pilgrim Society. The Pilgrims had recently included David Astor, John Jacob Astor 8th, and William Waldorf Astor 3rd. And during the 1970s, Baron Astor of Hever was the President of the London branch of the Pilgrims. This implies that Astor of Hever was at least the next level up in the chain of command. The higher levels started creating innocent sounding cover organizations to hide their meetings behind. In1901, the Astor's contributed toward the creation of the Pilgrim Society, which was the cover organization for American & British 6° Princes of the Illuminati. I believe at least five Astor's are now members of the Pilgrim Society. The_Astor_family" [22]
  • Astor, William Vincent 1891-1959
  • Astor, (Roberta) Brooke Russell 1902-alive
  • Astor, Francis David Langhorne 1912-2001
  • Astor, Gavin 1918-1984
  • Astor, John Jacob, 8th 1946-alive
  • Attlee, Clement Richard 1883-1967
  • Bache, Jules Semon 1861-1944
  • Bail, Ancell H. unknown
  • Baker, George Fisher 1840-1931
  • Baker, George Fisher III alive
  • Baker, James Addison III 1930-alive
  • Ball, George Wildman 1909-1994
  • Barber, Charles Finch unknown
  • Barco, James William born 1916
  • Barlow, Sir Clement Anderson Montague 1868-1951
  • Barratt, J. Arthur unknown
  • Bartlett, Edmund unknown
  • Bayne, Stephen F., Jr unknown
  • Beck, James M. 1861-1936
  • Bell, Elliott V. unknown
  • Belmont, August, Jr. 1851-1924
  • Benkard, Franklin Bartlett 1902-1977
  • Bennet, Courtenay Walter unknown
  • Benton, William 1900-1973
  • Beresford, Charles William de la Poer co-founder 1846-1919
  • Bernstein, Leonard 1918-1990
  • Bertron, Samuel Reading unknown
  • Berwind, Edward J. 1848-1936
  • Biddle, David H. unknown
  • Biddle, Francis Beverly 1886-1968
  • Biddle, Anthony J. Drexel, Jr. 1897-1961
  • Bigelow, Robert W. unknown
  • Bingham, Robert Worth 1871-1937
  • Bingham, Thomas Henry 1934-alive
  • Bissell, Pelham Saint George 1887-1943
  • Black, Eugene Robert 1898-1991
  • Bobst, Elmer Holmes 1885-1978
  • Boron, Robert Lew unknown
  • Boucher, Richard A. 1951-alive
  • Brandi, Frederic H. unknown
  • Brewster, Kingman, Jr. 1919-1988
  • Brownlie, Ian G.M. 1931-2002
  • Bryce, Viscount James president 1838-1922
  • Bristol, Lee Hasting unknown
  • Brittain III, Alfred unknown
  • Brittain, Sir Harry co-founder & chairman 1873-1974
  • Brown, Franklin Q. exec. committee unknown
  • Bruce, David Kirkpatrick Este vice-president 1898-1977
  • Bruce, James Cabell 1892-1980
  • Bullock, Hugh president unknown
  • Burden, William A. Moale vice-president 1906-1984
  • Burger, Warren Earl 1907-1995
  • Burleigh, George W. unknown
  • Burnham, Lord Edward Levy-Lawson 1833-1916
  • Burns, Arthur Frank 1904-1987
  • Bush, Irving T. 1869-1948
  • Nicholas Murray Butler president 1862-1947
  • Cadbury, Laurence John 1889-1982
  • Carlton, Newcomb 1869-1953
  • Carnegie, Andrew 1835-1919
  • Carrington, Lord Peter Rupert president 1919-alive
  • Cates, Louis S. 1881-1959
  • Cates, John Martin, Jr. unknown
  • Catlin, George Edward Gordon 1896-1979
  • Catto, Henry Edward, Jr. 1930-alive
  • Calhoun, John Calwell 1843-1918
  • Caulcutt, Sir John born 1876
  • Cave, Viscount George President 1856-1928
  • Cecil, Lord Robert Gascoyne 1864-1958
  • Chadbourne, William Merriam born 1879
  • Chaffee, Adna Romanza 1842-1914
  • Chamberlain, Arthur Neville 1869-1940
  • Charles, Michael Harrison
  • Choate, Joseph H. President 1832-1917
  • Christopher, Warren M. 1925-alive
  • Chrysler, Walter Percy 1875-1940
  • Church, Elihu hon. secretary unknown
  • Churchill, Sir Winston 1874-1965
  • Clarke, Sir Caspar Purdon 1846-1911
  • Clarkson, Robert unknown
  • Clews, James B. unknown
  • Clover, Richardson 1846-1919
  • Coleman, Charles P. born 1865
  • Coleman, Leighton Hammond unknown
  • Coleshill, Lord Vincent of 1931-alive
  • Collier, Barron Gift 1873-1939
  • Collins, Richard Henn 1842-1911
  • Collins, Robert Moore born 1867
  • Connelly, Joan Breton
  • Corbin, Henry Clark 1842-1909
  • Cornwallis, Lord 1892-1982
  • Coudert, Frederic René 1832–1903
  • Coudert, Frederic René, Jr. 1898-1972
  • Coudert, Alexis Carrel 1914-1980
  • Crankshaw, Sir Eric Norman Spencer 1885-1966
  • Cromwell, William Nelson 1854-1948
  • Crossley, Sir Julian hon. treasurer 1899–1971
  • Crowe, William J., Jr. 1925-alive
  • Cullman, Hugh unknown
  • Cullman, Joseph F. III unknown
  • Curzon, Lord George 1859-1925
  • Cutting, Robert Fulton 1852-1934
  • Davis, John William 1873-1955
  • Davison, Henry Pomeroy 1867-1922
  • Dawes, Charles G. exec. committee 1865-1951
  • Dean, Arthur Hobson 1898-1987
  • Debs, Richard A. alive
  • Depew, Chauncey Mitchell co-founder & exec. committee 1834-1928
  • Dillon, Clarence 1882-1979
  • Dillon, Clarence Douglas 1909-2003
  • Dilworth, Joseph Richardson 1916-1997
  • Dinkey, Alva Clymer 1866-1931
  • Dorrance, John Thompson, Jr died 1989
  • Douglas, Donald 1892-1981
  • Douglas, Lewis Williams 1894-1974
  • Drum, Hugh Aloysius 1879-1951
  • Duke, James Buchanan 1856-1925
  • Duke, Angier Biddle 1915-1995
  • Dulles, John Foster 1888-1959
  • Dulles, Allen Welsh 1893-1969
  • Duncan, William Butler president 1830-1912
  • Dunn, Gano exec. committee 1870-1953
  • Lammot du Pont? (Du Pont, Lammot (Copeland) 1905-1983)
    • [[Lammot du Pont, II (1880- ). + [59]?
  • Eells, Richard unknown
  • Ekblom, Harry E. 1915-alive
  • Eliot, Ellsworth, Jr 1864-1945
  • William Phelps Eno 1858-1945
  • Esher, Viscount Reginald unknown
  • Evans, James H. 1920-alive
  • Fairhaven, Lord 1896-1966
  • Farish, William Stamps III born 1939
  • Faulkner, Sir Eric Odin 1914-1994
  • Field, Marshall 1834-1906
  • Flagler, Henry Morrison 1830-1913
  • Folsom, Frank Marion 1894-1970
  • Forbes, Malcolm Stevenson, Sr. 1917-1990
  • Forbes, Malcolm Stevenson "Steve", Jr. 1947-alive
  • Forbes, Christopher Franklin, George S., Jr. unknown
  • Fraser, Leon exec. committee born 1889
  • Fréchette, Louise Guest speaker 1946-alive
  • Funston, George Keith 1910-1992
  • Gallatin, Eugene 1881-1952
  • Gardner, John W. 1912-2002
  • Gates, Thomas Sovereign, Jr. 1906-1983
  • Gerard , James W. vice-president 1867-1951
  • Giffard, Lord Hardinge Stanley 1825-1921
  • Gifford, Walter S. 1885-1966
  • Gilman, Daniel Coit 1831-1908
  • Gilpatrick, Roswell L. unknown
  • Gordon, Albert Hamilton 1901-alive
  • Gordon, Lord John Campbell 1847-1934
  • Gould, Edwin 1866-1933
  • Gould, Samuel B. 1910-alive
  • Grace, J. Peter 1913-1995
  • Graham, William J. 1877-1963
  • Greenwood, Lord Hamar chairman 1870-1948
  • Grenfell, Lord William Henry chairman 1855-1945
  • Grenfell, Sir William (Max-Muller) 1867-1945
  • Grey, Lord Edward president 1862-1933
  • Grosvenor, Gerald Cavendish 1951-alive
  • Hacking, Lord David 1938-alive
  • Haggard, Sir Godfrey Digby Napier exec. committee 1884-1969
  • Halifax, Lord Edward Wood 1881-1959
  • Hambro, Rupert N. 1943-alive
  • Harbord, James G. 1866-1947
  • Harbord, John O. dead
  • Harcourt, Viscount William Edward 1908-1979
  • Harkness, Edward Stephen 1874-1940
  • Harriman, Edward Henry 1848-1909
  • Harriman, William Averell 1891-1986
  • Harrison, George Leslie exec. committee 1887-1958
  • Hartford, Huntington III 1911-alive
  • Harvey, George 1864–1928
  • Hauge, Gabriel 1914-1981
  • Hay, Andrew "Anthony" MacKenzie unknown
  • Hayes, Alfred died 1989
  • Healy, Harold Harris, Jr. 1921-alive
  • Heard, George Alexander 1917-alive
  • Heinz, Henry John II 1908-1987
  • Hepburn, Alonzo 1846–1922
  • Herbert, Sir Michael died
  • Hewart, Viscount Gordon 1870-1943
  • Hewitt, William Alexander 1915-1998
  • Hill, John Warren died
  • Hill, James J. 1838-1916
  • Hoffman, Paul Gray 1891-1974
  • Hogan, Frank J. 1877-1944
  • Hogg, Douglas McGarel vice-president 1872-1950
  • Holt, Hamilton 1872-1951
  • Hornblower, Henry II 1917-1985
  • Hoving, Walter 1897-1988
  • Houghton, Alanson Bigelow, Jr. 1863-1941
  • Hughes, Billy 1862-1952
  • Hughes, Charles Evans 1862-1948
  • Hyde, James Hazen 1876-1959
  • Inge, Lord Peter President 1935-alive
  • Jackson, N. Baxter died
  • Jenkins, Roy Harris exec. committee 1920-2003
  • Jennings, Oliver Gould died 1936
  • Johnson, Joseph Esrey 1906-1990
  • Kahn, Otto Hermann 1867-1934
  • Kellogg, Frank B. 1856-1937
  • Kemmerer, Edwin Walter 1875-1945
  • Kerr of Kinlochard, Lord John 1942-alive
  • Kerr, Lord Philip Henry 1882-1940
  • Keswick, Sir William Johnston "Tony" 1903-1990
  • Kinnaird, Lord 1847-1923
  • Kirk, Grayson Louis vice-president 1903-1997
  • Kitchener, Lord Horatio H. 1850-1916
  • Kleinwort, Sir Cyril Hugh 1905-1980
  • Knight, Robert Huntington alive
  • Krech, Alvin W. died
  • Lader, Philip Lamington, 2nd Lord 1860-1940
  • Lamont, Thomas William chairman exec. committee 1870-1948
  • Lamont, Gordon 1893-dead
  • Lamont, Thomas Stilwell 1899-dead
  • Lamont, Corliss (*may not have been a member, but certainly was as close as you can get)
  • 1902-1995 Lansing, Robert 1864-1928
  • Lavis, Fred 1864-1928
  • Lee, Ivy L. 1877-1934
  • Lee, James E. 1906-died
  • Leffingwell, Russell C. 1878-1960
  • Lehman, Robert 1891 - 1969
  • Leslie, John Ethelbert unknown
  • Louis, John J., Jr. died 1995
  • Lucas, Charles Clement, Jr. alive
  • Luce, Henry Robinson 1898-1967
  • Luce, Henry III president 1925-alive
  • Maclamroc, James Gwaltney Westwarren exec. committee 1905-died
  • Macomber, John Dewitt 1928-alive
  • Makins, Lord Roger Mellor 1904-1996
  • Mallory, Walter Hampton 1892-1980
  • Marburg, Theodore 1862-1946
  • Marcosson, Isaac Frederick 1876-1961
  • Marshall, George Catlett 1880-1959
  • Martin, Luther III unknown
  • Martin, William McChesney, Jr. 1906-1998
  • Martin, Alastair Bradley unknown
  • Maull, Baldwin unknown
  • Mayer, John Anton unknown
  • McCain, John Sidney, Jr. 1911-1981
  • McCloy, John Jay 1895-1989
  • McGarrah, Gates W. unknown
  • McHugh, Keith Stratton unknown
  • Mellon, Andrew W. 1855-1937
  • Mellon, Paul W. 1907-1999
  • Metcalf, Bryce exec. committee unknown
  • Milbank, Jeremiah unknown
  • Miller, William Christian unknown
  • Milner, Lord Alfred co-founder 1854-1925
  • Moore, George Stevens 1905-2000
  • Moore, Charles Garrett Ponsonby 1910-1989
  • Morgan, John Pierpont 1837-1913
  • Morgan, John Pierpont, Jr. 1867-1943
  • Morgan, William Fellowes 1860-1943
  • Morgenthau, Henry, Jr. 1891-1967
  • Morrow, Dwight Whitney 1873-1931
  • Morton, Levi Parsons 1824–1920
  • Morton, William H. unknown
  • Norman, Lord Montagu Collett 1871-1950
  • Northcliffe, Lord Alfred Harmsworth 1865-1922
  • Ochs, Adolph Simon 1858-1935
  • O’Conner, Sandra Day 1930-alive
  • Odlum, Floyd Bostwick 1892-1976
  • Olin, John Merrill 1892-1982
  • O'Ryan, John F. 1874-1961
  • Otis, Norton unknown
  • Page, Walter Hines 1855-1918
  • Page, Walter Hines II 1917-1999
  • Paley, William S. 1901-1990
  • Parker, Sir Gilbert 1862–1932
  • Parry, Sir Emyr Jones 1947-alive
  • Parsons, Sir Maurice Henry unknown
  • Pattberg Emil J., Jr. died
  • Patterson, Ellmore Clark 1913-2004
  • Patterson, Richard Cunningham Jr. 1886-1966
  • Peabody, Charles A. 1849-1931
  • Peabody, Richard A. 1860-1910
  • Peale, Norman Vincent 1898-1993
  • Penrose, Charles born 1886
  • Penrose, Charles, Jr. born 1921
  • Perry, James De Wolf vice-president 1871-1947
  • Perryman, Francis Spencer 1896-1959
  • Phelps-Stokes, James Graham 1872-1960
  • Phillips, Lord Nicholas Addison 1938-alive
  • Phipps, Henry 1839-1930
  • Polk, Frank L. 1871-1943
  • Potter, Henry Codman 1835-1908
  • Preston, Lewis Thompson 1926-1995
  • Price, Charles H., II
  • Putney III, William Beaumont unknown
  • Pyne, Percy Rivington II born 1882
  • Pyne, Eben Wright exec.- committee unknown
  • Rabin, Charles H. unknown
  • Randolph, Francis F. born 1889
  • Ray, William F. died 2001
  • Raymond, Chevalier Ronald A. alive
  • Reading, Lord Rufus Daniel Isaacs 1860-1935
  • Reed, Philip Dunham 1899-1989
  • Rehnquist, William H. 1924-2005
  • Reid, Whitelaw exec. committee 1837–1912
  • Reid, Ogden Mills 1882-1947
  • Reid, Ogden Rogers exec. committee 1925-alive
  • Renwick of Clifton,
  • Lord Robin alive
  • Reynolds, Richard S., Jr. 1908-1980
  • Rhinelander, Philip unknown
  • Rhodes, Cecil John 1853-1902
  • Richard, Sir Ivor Seward 1932
  • Richardson, Frank W. unknown
  • Richardson, Elliot L. 1920-1999
  • Richardson, Lord Gordon 1915-alive
  • Ridgway, Matthew Bunker 1895-1993
  • Rifkind, Sir Malcolm Leslie 1946-alive
  • Roberts, Lord Frederick Sleigh
  • president 1832-1914
  • Robertson, Lord 1946-alive
  • Robinson, Leland Rex unknown

Trustees of the Peking Union Medical College in 1921. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., the major donor to the College, is in the center (holding his hat); Paul Monroe, President of the Board, is fifth from the left. (Paul Monroe Papers, Special Collections, Teachers College Library) [3]

  • Rockefeller, Percy Avery 1878-1934
  • Rockefeller, James Stillman 1902-2004
  • Rockefeller, Nelson Aldrich 1908-1979
  • Rockefeller, David 1915-alive
  • Roe, Charles Francis 1848-1922
  • Roosa, Robert Vincent unknown
  • Roosevelt, John 1916-1981
  • Root, Elihu 1845-1937
  • Roper, Elmo 1900-1971
  • Rothschild, Edmund Leopold 1916-alive
  • Royall, Kenneth Claiborne 1894-1971
  • Rusk, David Dean 1909-1994
  • Russell, M. Lindsay co-founder unknown
  • Sanderson, Sir Percy died
  • Sanger, William Cary 1853-1921
  • Sarnoff, David 1891-1971
  • Satterlee, Herbert vice-president 1863-1947
  • Schiff, Jacob Henry 1847–1920
  • Schiff, Mortimer L. unknown
  • Schiff, John M. treasurer 1904-1987
  • Schiff, David T. unknown
  • Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr. 1917-alive
  • Schwab, Charles M. 1862-1939
  • Schuettinger, Robert L. unknown
  • Scott, Harold B. unknown
  • Scribner, Charles (IV) Jr. 1921-1995
  • Scully, Leonard T. died 1997
  • Seaborg, Glenn T.
  • Segal, Martin E. 1916-alive
  • Seitz, Raymond G.H. 1940-alive
  • Shannon, John 1955-alive
  • Sherrill, Charles Hitchcock 1867-1936
  • Shields, William exec. committee unknown
  • Shultz, George P. born 1920
  • Sigmon, Robert unknown
  • Simmons, J. Edward unknown
  • Simon, William Edward 1927-2000
  • Sinclair, John J. Unknown
  • Sinclair, William MacDonald exec. committee 1850-1917
  • Sowden, William 1858–1936
  • Sloane, John 1883-1971
  • Smith, Olcott Damon 1907-2000
  • Sparks, Sir Ashley unknown
  • Speyer, James Joseph 1861-1941
  • Spiller, Jill unknown
  • Spitzer, Eliot unknown
  • Sprague, Robert Chapman 1900-1991
  • Spring-Rice, Sir Cecil Arthur 1859-1918
  • Sproul, Allan 1896–1978
  • Stahel, Julius 1825-1912
  • Stanley, Edward George Villiers chairman 1865-1948
  • Stetson, Eugene W. 1882-1959
  • Stetson, Eugene W., Jr. unknown
  • Stewart, James C. unknown
  • Stillman, Chauncey D. died 1989
  • Stimson, Henry Lewis 1867-1950
  • Strathcona, Lord Donald Alexander Smith 1830-1914
  • Strathmore, Mary alive
  • Strauss, Elliott Bowman Strong, Benjamin, Jr. 1872-1928
  • Stuart, Sir Collin Campbell 1885-1972
  • Studd, Sir Kynaston 1858-1944
  • Sunderland, Edwin Sherwood Stowell 1887-1964
  • Sutherland, Peter Denis b. 1946
  • Swope, Gerard 1872-1957
  • Symington, William Stuart 1901-1988
  • Taft, William Howard 1857-1930
  • Taft, Henry Waters 1859-1945
  • Taylor, Sir John Wilson unknown
  • Taylor, General Maxwell D. 1901-1987
  • Taylor, Myron Charles exec. committee 1874-1959
  • Thatcher, Margaret 1925-alive
  • Thayer, Walter Nelson unknown
  • Thomson, Lord Roy Herbert 1894-1976
  • Thomson, Kenneth Roy 1923-alive
  • Tiarks, Henry Frederick unknown
  • Tillinghast, Charles C. Jr. 1911-1998
  • Tower, John Goodwin chairman 1925-1991
  • Townsend, Lynn Alfred 1919-alive
  • Trevor, John B. unknown
  • Tuckerman, Eliot hon. treasurer born 1872
  • Tuttle, Robert Holmes
  • Twain, Mark 1835-1910
  • Tweedy, Lawrence unknown
  • Vance, Cyrus Roberts 1917-2002
  • Vanderlip, Frank Arthur 1864-1934
  • Vaughan II, G. Tully 1932-2003
  • Vokey, Richard Snow unknown
  • Volcker, Paul A. 1927-alive
  • Vreeland, Edward Butterfield 1856-1936
  • Vreeland, Herbert Harold died
  • Wade-Gery, Sir Robert
  • Walker, Sir David alive
  • Warburg, Paul Moritz president 1868–1932
  • Warburg, Sir Siegmund George 1902-1982
  • Warburg, George unknown
  • Ward, George Gray died
  • Ward, Harry E. exec. committee born 1879
  • Ward, Nicholas Donnell alive
  • Warren, Louis Bancel unknown
  • Watson, Lord Alan exec. committee
  • Watson, Thomas J. Jr. 1914-1993
  • Watson, Arthur K. unknown
  • Webster, Bethuel M. unknown
  • Weston, Sir John alive
  • Wheeler, General Joseph co-founder 1836-1906
  • Wheeler, Post 1869-1956
  • White, Henry 1850-1927
  • White, James G. unknown
  • Whitman, Charles S. exec. committee 1868-1947
  • Whitney, Eli (Debevoise) 1899-1990
  • Whitney, John Hay vice-president 1904-1982
  • Wickersham, George Woodward 1858-1936
  • Wiggin, Albert Henry 1868-1951
  • Williamson, Frederick E. exec. committee 1876-1944
  • Wilson, Carroll Louis died 1982
  • Wilson, George T. chairman 1859-
  • Winant, John Gilbert 1889-1947
  • Wince-Smith, Deborah L. Wolfe, Henry Cutler 1898-1976
  • Wood, Leonard 1860-1927
  • Woods, George Donald 1901-1982
  • Woolley, Clarence Mott 1863-1956
  • Worcester, Robert M. chairman alive
  • Wrench, Sir Evelyn 1882-1966
  • Wright, Joshua Butler 1877-1939
  • Wriston, Henry M. president 1889-1978
  • Wriston, Walter Bigelow 1919-2005
  • Young, Owen D. exec. committee 1874-1962
  • Young, Samuel Baldwin Marks 1840-1924
  • Zirin, James D. exec. committee

[edit] Order of the Garter

  • The order has over a 1000 royal members [25] and a (claimed) maximum of 24 non-royal members [26], personally chosen by Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom, who is also a member. It is awarded for 'outstanding public service and achievement'.
911:Order of the Garter.Third row ; Lord Indg, The Duke of Abercorn, Lord Ashburton, The Register The Dean of Windsor, Sir Edmund Hillary, The prelate The Bishop of Winchester, Sir Timothy Coleman, The Secretary Hubert Chessyre, Sir William Gladstone and Sir Anthony Acland.Second row ; Page of Honour The Honourable John Bowes-Lyon, Black Rod Sir Michael Willcocks, Sir Edward Heath, The Duke of Devonshire, Lord Sainsbury of Preston Candover, The Duke of Wellington, The Chancellor Lord Carrington, Lord Richardson of Duntisbourne, Lord Kingsdown, Lady Thatcher, Garter Peter Gwynn-Jones, Page of Honour Lord Carnegie.Front row ; from left to right : The Duke of Grafton, The King of Spain, The Queen of Denmark, The Duke of Gloucester, The Princess Royal, The Duke of Edinburgh, Queen Elizabeth II of the UK, The Prince of Wales, The Duke of Kent, Grand Duke Jean of Luxembourg, The Queen of the Netherlands, The King of Norway.
911:Order of the Garter.

Third row ; Lord Indg, The Duke of Abercorn, Lord Ashburton, The Register The Dean of Windsor, Sir Edmund Hillary, The prelate The Bishop of Winchester, Sir Timothy Coleman, The Secretary Hubert Chessyre, Sir William Gladstone and Sir Anthony Acland.

Second row ; Page of Honour The Honourable John Bowes-Lyon, Black Rod Sir Michael Willcocks, Sir Edward Heath, The Duke of Devonshire, Lord Sainsbury of Preston Candover, The Duke of Wellington, The Chancellor Lord Carrington, Lord Richardson of Duntisbourne, Lord Kingsdown, Lady Thatcher, Garter Peter Gwynn-Jones, Page of Honour Lord Carnegie.

Front row ; from left to right : The Duke of Grafton, The King of Spain, The Queen of Denmark, The Duke of Gloucester, The Princess Royal, The Duke of Edinburgh, Queen Elizabeth II of the UK, The Prince of Wales, The Duke of Kent, Grand Duke Jean of Luxembourg, The Queen of the Netherlands, The King of Norway.

[edit] Chancellors

Since 1937, the following members have held the post of Chancellor [28]:

Order Of the Garter outfit

Peter Carrington, Robert Mugabe (Roman Catholic, Jesuit trained), Margaret Thatcher, 9th May 1980

in his garden

[edit] Members

Medals: 1: Order of Merit, civil version, 2: GCB, 3: Queen's Service Order (New Zealand) 4: Queen's Coronation medal, 5: Queen's Silver Jubilee medal, 6: Queen's Golden Jubilee medal, 7: Canadian forces decoration, 8: NZ commemorative medal, 9: Knight of Most Noble Order of the Garter

  • Prince William of Wales ("William Arthur Philip Louis") (1982)
    • "Prince William appointed the 1000th Knight of the Garter by the Queen" [29]:
      • "Prince William was awarded his first major royal honour yesterday when the Queen appointed him a garter knight. Founded by Edward III in 1348, the Order of the Garter is the most senior and the oldest British Order of Chivalry and is one of the few honours in the Queen’s gift to give without Prime Ministerial advice." ... "William, 25, will become the 1000th Knight in the Register and joins his grand-father, the Duke of Edinburgh and father, Prince Charles. There are also 24 companions of the order, an honour given to those who have held public office, who have contributed in a particular way to national life or who have served the Sovereign personally."
  • John Major (since 2005)
  • HRH The Duke of Edinburgh 1947
  • HRH The Prince of Wales 1958
  • HRH The Grand Duke Jean of Luxembourg 1972
  • HM Queen Margrethe of Denmark 1979
  • HM King Carl Gustaf of Sweden 1983
  • HRH The Duke of Kent 1985
  • HM King Juan Carlos of Spain 1988
  • HRH The Princess Royal 1994
  • The Duke of Gloucester 1997
  • The Emperor of Japan 1998
  • HM King Harald of Norway 2001
  • HRH Princess Alexandra, The Hon. Lady Ogilvy 2003
  • The Duke of Grafton 1976
  • The Lord Richardson of Duntisbourne 1983
  • The Lord Carrington 1985
  • The Lord Callaghan of Cardiff 1987 (D. 26 March 2005)
  • The Duke of Wellington 1990
  • Field Marshal the Lord Bramall 1990
  • Sir Edward Heath 1992
  • The Viscount Ridley 1992
  • The Lord Sainsbury of Preston Candover 1992
  • The Rt Hon Sir Ninian Stephen 1994
  • The Lord Kingsdown 1994
  • The Lord Ashburton 1994
  • The Baroness Thatcher 1995
  • Sir Edmund Hillary 1995 (was he just a 'trophy' member?)
  • Sir Timothy Colman 1996
  • The Duke of Abercorn 1999
  • Sir William Gladstone, Bt 1999
  • Field Marshal The Lord Inge 2001
  • Sir Antony Acland 2001
  • The Duke of Westminster 2003
  • The Right Honourable Lord Butler of Brockwell 2003
  • The Right Honourable Lord Morris of Aberavon 2003
  • Richard Napier Luce ("Baron Luce", former Lord Chamberlain)[30]
  • Thomas Raymond Dunne ("Lord Lieutenant of Herefordshire") [31]

[edit] Sovereign Military Order of Malta

Estimated present membership: 12.500 ("The organisation has 12,500 members and 80,000 volunteers ..." [32])

Order of the German Eagle service cross, instituted in 1937 by Adolf Hitler.

[edit] SMOM Grand Masters

todo: List of Grand Masters of the Knights Hospitaller

"The Sovereign Council of the Order of Malta is the government of the Order. It is composed of the Grand Master, the holders of the four High Offices (Grand Commander, Grand Chancellor, Grand Hospitaller and Receiver of the Common Treasure) and six other members. Apart from the Grand Master, they are elected by the Chapter General, by a majority of the Knights present. The Sovereign Council is called by the Grand Master and meets at the seat of the Order at least six times a year and whenever special circumstances require it." [38]

Emperor Paul wearing the Crown of the Grand Master of the Order of Malta (1799)

  • Giacomo Dalla Torre Del Tempio di Sanguinetto
  • Ludwig Hoffmann von Rumerstein
  • Andrew Bertie ("Andrew Willoughby Ninian Bertie") (1929-2008)
    • 78th SMOM "Grand Master"
    • "His full title is His Most Eminent Highness Fra Andrew Willoughby Ninian Bertie, Prince and Grand Master of the Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order of St. John of Jerusalem, of Rhodes and of Malta, Most Humble Guardian of the Poor of Jesus Christ. He has never married and has a younger brother. He is distantly related to Queen Elizabeth II. Fra Andrew was born in London, the son of the Hon. James Bertie (son of the 7th Earl of Abingdon) and Lady Jean Crichton-Stuart (the daughter of the Marquess of Bute). He was educated at the premier Catholic British school, Ampleforth College, and graduated in Modern History from Christ Church. He also attended the School of Oriental and African Studies of the University of London. From 1948 to 1950 he carried out military service in the Scots Guards, becoming a commissioned officer in 1949. After a short experience in the commercial sector, he taught modern languages (particularly French and Spanish) for twenty-three years at Worth Abbey School, a Benedictine Roman Catholic high school in Sussex, England. Fra Andrew was admitted to the Sovereign Military Order of Malta (SMOM) in 1956; he took Perpetual Vows and in 1981 became a Religious member. He has contributed to the government of the Order since 1981 as a member of the Sovereign Council and in April 1988 he was elected the 78th Grand Master. He is Hospitaller of the Sanctuary of Lourdes. He succeeded the late Fra Angelo de Mojana, the distinguished Milanese nobleman who had served the Order as Grand Master since 1962 and accomplished a great deal of modernization to its organization." (wikipedia)

(Jesuit trained Stonyhurst alumni, Knight of Malta, Order of the Bath member, Trilateral Commission member...) George H. W. Bush (former CIA director and 41st US President), 1991. See also: Malta Summit 1989.

Jose Manuel Barroso (EU commission president)

Hans-Gert Poettering (EU parliament president)

Fidel Castro (Cuba)

Andrew Bertie reviewing Polish military troops in Warsaw with the Polish President Lech Kaczynski on May 14th, 2007 [4]

Lech Kaczynski ([5])

  • Matthew Festing (1949) (79th SMOM Grandmaster, from 2008)
    • "Knights of Malta secretly elect Englishman as new grand master":
      • "ROME (CNS) — In a secret and swift election, the Knights of Malta elected an Englishman as their 79th grand master. Matthew Festing, who had been the Knights’ grand prior of England, was chosen March 11 to replace Andrew W.N. Bertie, who died in February. Festing, 59, will head the world’s oldest chivalric order, founded in the 11th century. He is only the second Englishman to hold the post of grand master; Bertie was the first." ... " Festing, an expert in art and history, joined the Knights in 1977 and in 1991 became a “professed” knight, taking religious vows. He is a descendent of Blessed Adrian Fortescue, a Knight of Malta who was martyred in the 16th century. As head of the English priory, Festing organized humanitarian assistance missions to Lebanon and Kosovo and led a delegation on the order’s annual pilgrimage with the sick to Lourdes." ... "The election of a grand master is a major event in Rome. Fifty electors, representing the 12,500 male and female members of the order, filed into the Knights’ villa on Rome’s Aventine Hill, wearing their distinctive red robes decorated with the Maltese cross. The election, which began with a Mass, had similarities to a papal conclave. The grand master had to be chosen from among the order’s approximately 50 professed Knights."
    • "79th Grand Master of the Order of Malta"

[edit] SMOM members

  • Alan Keyes
  • Alberto Moscato
  • Albrecht Freiherr von Boeselager
  • Alexandre de Marenches
    • "Bernard Law is a Knight of Malta along with Alexandre de Marenches, former chief of French Intelligence under Giscard d'Estaing, himself a Knight of Malta. That is the same French Intelligence that sought to give Saddam Hussein a nuclear reactor for the building of a nuclear device." Eric Jon Phelps
  • Anatoli M. Golitsin
  • Angelo di Mojana (Prince)
  • Anthony Blunt
  • Antoine Pinay
  • Anton Turkul (Prince)
  • Antony Blair
  • Anthony Charles Zinni (1943)
    • Papal Gold Cross of Honor
    • CFR
    • United States Marine Corps, four-star General
    • United States Marine Corps, Operations Division at Headquarters, Head of the Special Operations and Terrorism Counteraction Section
    • United States Marine Corps, Marine Air-Ground Task Force, Head of Concepts and Capabilities Branch
    • United States Marine Corps, Quantico Base, Marine Air-Ground Training and Education Center, Chief of Staff
    • U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), Commander in Chief
    • organized Operation Desert Fox, airstrikes against Iraq December 1998, with the stated purpose of degrading Iraq's Weapons of Mass Destruction program
    • Special US envoy to Israel and the Palestinian Authority
    • Virginia Military Institute, Department of International Studies, Instructor
    • Virginia Military Institute, Stanley Chair in Ethics
    • University of California, Berkeley, Nimitz Chair
    • University of California, Berkeley, Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation
    • Joint Forces Staff College, Hofheimer Chair
    • College of William and Mary, board of the Reves Center for International Studies
    • College of William and Mary, Harriman Professorship of Government
    • College of William and Mary, Department of Government, Instructor
    • Center for Strategic and International Studies, Distinguished Advisor
    • World Security Institute, Center for Defense Information, Distinguished Military Fellow
    • Zinni has been floated as a possible Vice Presidential nominee for Barack Obama, should he win the Democratic nomination
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