NOTE:-Please notify the Secretary of all errors and omissions in these tables. Changes are not given unless complete information is at The following changes were received before May 9, 1908. Abbreviations:-G, (Generation from John More); No., (Number in More GeneY, (years); M, (months); D, (days):

hand. alogy);

The Fifth Reunion of the More Family will be held in Roxbury, New York, August 27, 28, 29, and 30, 1910. The Committees are now making arrangements for the gathering.

Please note that the time of the Reunion has been put earlier in the summer than usual. This was done at the request of quite a large number of cousins. We urge all who can, to so arrange their vacations as to include the date of the big meeting.

Preliminary information concerning the coming Reunion will be found in the accounts of the committee meetings given in this number of the Journal.

PERMANENT COMMITTEE MEETING. March 3, 1910,

Hotel Manhattan, New York City. The President's call for Permanent Com mittee Meeting to arrange for the Fifth Reunion was issued from Seattle on February 14, 1910.

The meeting was called to order at 1:30 p. m. on Thursday, March 3, 1910, at the Hotel Manhattan, New York City, by the President, Charles Church More, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y.

The following members and proxies were present:

Mrs. Mary More Mitchell... Marlboro, N. Y. Edward L. Line

Edward More Waller........New York City Nominations were made by the President for vacancies upon committees, as follows: Executive Committee, Dr. Bruce Smith Keator to succeed Charles More Preston; Otis Preston More to succeed Charles Gorse Keator; on the Permanent Committee, Dr. Harry Mayham Keator to succeed Charles Gorse Keator, David Hubbell More to succeed David Fellows More, Edward Keator to succceed Edward More Seacord, and Mrs. Esther Keator Porter to succeed Mrs. Fannie More Van Alen. These nominations were ratified by the Committee.

The question of a Reunion during the present year was then taken up and discussed. Upon motion it was decided unanimously that a Reunion be held.

The question of a date for same was then discussed and it was brought out that there is considerable sentiment among the cousins to hold the Reunion somewhat earlier than has been the custom heretofore. The doubt was raised whether sufficient boarding accommodations could be secured at an earlier date. The matter was finally left open as follows. Dr. Harry M. Keator made a motion that a Committee on Arrangements be appointed by the President (with the President as Chairman), and that the matter of date of Reunion be left to this committee. Motion was seconded and carried.

The report of the Secretary was read and approved and ordered placed on file.

The President then appointed the following Chairmen of Reunion Committees: Dr. Bruce Smith Keator.. Taylor More

. Arrangements Program Memorial Day

Music .Athletics

Charles Husted More.
Mrs. Bruce Smith Keator.
Dr. Harry Mayham Keator.
Otis Preston More.....Local Arrangements
William Chauncey Keator....... Promenade

The Secretary pro tem. was instructed to notify these persons of their appointment and to instruct them to select their working committees and forward the names of same to him as soon as completed.

No further business transacted. to adjourn carried.

Motion

MEETING OF THE REUNION

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

March 28, 1910.

Yale Club, New York City.

The meeting was held at the Yale Club, 30 West Forty-fourth Street, New York City, at 7:00 p. m., upon invitation of Dr. Harry Mayham Keator.

The following members and proxies were present: Dr. Harry Mayham Keator, Samuel Wesley Marvin, William Chauncey Crosby, Taylor More, Fred Rose Keator, David Hubbell More.

The meeting was called to order by Dr. Keator. Report was made that since the meeting of the Permanent Committee, March 3, 1910, the following changes had taken place: Dr. Bruce Smith Keator, Chairman of the Executive Committee, resigned, and Charles Husted More, Chairman of the Memorial Day Committee, resigned. The President of the John More Association, Charles Church More, by power vested in him, had appointed Dr. Harry Mayham Keator Chairman of the Executive Committee of the John More Association, and William Chauncey Crosby to fill the vacancy upon the same committee caused by Dr. Keator's elevation to the Chairmanship.

Dr. Harry M. Keator was then nominated for Chairman of the Executive Committee for the Reunion. It was seconded and he was duly elected. David Hubbell More was nominated for Secretary of the same Committee. Nomination seconded and he was elected. Samuel Wesley Marvin was then duly elected Chairman of the Memorial Day Committee and William Chauncey Crosby, Chairman of the Outing Committee.

After discussion, and reading of letters from Roxbury cousins, it was decided, upon motion, seconded and carried, to hold the Fifth Reunion upon the following days: August 27, 28, 29, and 30, 1910, in Roxbury. N. Y.

The program for the Reunion was then discussed informally and outlined provisionally, but no definite action was taken upon it.