Friends of France / The Field Service of the American Ambulance Described by its Members

ABBREVIATIONS

(The abbreviations of names of colleges and universities represented in this list are as follows.)

A.	= Ames	P.	= Princeton
Am.	= Amherst	P.S.	= Pennsylvania State
B.	= Brown	Pa.	= Paris
B.C.	= Beloit Coll.	Pitts.	= Univ. of Pittsburgh
Bow.	= Bowdoin	St.P.S.	= St. Paul's School
C.C.	= Cooper Coll.	Sew.	= Sewanee
C.G.S.	= Cornell Graduate School	Sw.	= Swarthmore
Cam.	= Cambridge	T.C.	= Trinity Coll.
Co.	= Columbia	U.A.	= Univ. of Arizona
Col.C.	= Colorado Coll.	U.C.	= Univ. of California
Cor.	= Cornell	U.M.	= Univ. of Michigan
D.	= Dartmouth	U.Mo.	= Univ. of Missouri
F.	= Fordham	U.N.	= Univ. of Nevada
G.	= Groton School	U.N.C.	= Univ. of North Carolina
H.	= Harvard	U.N.D.	= Univ. of North Dakota
H.-S.	= Hampton-Sidney	U.P.	= Univ. of Pennsylvania
Ham.	= Hamilton	U.S.C.	= Univ. of South Carolina
I.	= Iowa	U.U.	= Univ. of Utah
J.H.	= Johns Hopkins	U.V.	= Univ. of Virginia
L.C.	= Lehigh Coll.	V.	= Vanderbilt
M.A.	= Mass. Agricultural	W.R.	= Western Reserve
M.I.T.	= Mass. Inst. Technology	W.U.	= Washington Univ.
N.U.	= Northwestern Univ.	Wab.	= Wabash
New.C.	= Newberry Coll.	Wms.	= Williams
O.	= Oberlin	Y.	= Yale

It Is Good to Have Made Friends.

"It is good to have made friends among you, to have clasped some of your brown hands, to have walked a little along the road with you"
BONNE CHANCE SOLDATS DE FRANCE

MEMBERS OF THE FIELD SERVICE
AMERICAN AMBULANCE
OCTOBER, 1916

9"/> [1]

Oscar A. Iasigi
Section Sous-chef

{

Jan.'15
April'16

July'15

Boston

M.I.T.

1,8

Jerry T. Illich

Dec.'15

May'16

San Diego, Cal.

U.C.

Robert W. Imbrie

Dec.'15

Washington

1,3

Henry G. Iselin

Feb.'16

GenÊts (Manche) France

John P. Iselin

Sept.'16

GenÊts (Manche) France

Everett Jackson

Dec.'15

Colorado Springs

Col.C.

3,8

Leslie P. Jacobs

Mar.'16

Sept.'16

Laramie, Wyo.

Allan R. Jennings

July'15

Jan.'16

Philadelphia

Walter Jepson

July'16

Sparks, Nevada

U.N.

Henry D. Jewett

Aug.'16

West Newton, Mass. M.A.

Archibald B. Johnston

April'16

July'16

Pittsburgh

Cor.

Terence R. Johnston

Feb.'16

Chicago

M.I.T.

2,9

Henry S. Jones

May'16

Brooklyn, N.Y.

L.C.

Frederick S. Judson

June'15

Nov.'15

New York

Edward J. Kelley
(Killed in service)

Aug.'16

Sept.'16

Philadelphia, Pa.

Dr. Owen Kenan

May'16

Kenansville, N.C.

U.N.C.

Peter L. Kent

Dec.'14

New York

Co.

[1] [3]

Hugo A. Kenyon

Sept.'15

Dec.'15

Peacedale, R.I.

Grenville T. Keogh

April'16

Oct.'16

New Rochelle, N.Y.

James M. Killeen

Oct.'16

Concord, N.H.

Arthur Kingsland

June'15

Oct.'15

New York

Harold L. Kingsland
Section Sous-chef

Dec.'14

Oct.'15

New York

Cam.

Paul B. Kurtz

{

Aug.'15

Nov.'15

Germantown, Pa.

July'16

Julian L. Lathrop

Feb.'16

Aug.'16

New Hope, Pa.

Empie Latimer

Nov.'15

July'16

Wilmington, N.C.

Richard Lawrence
Section Commander

Nov.'14

July'15

Groton, Mass.

George Lebon

Oct.'16

Great Neck, L.I.

Robert R. Lester

June'16

Kansas City, Mo.

David W. Lewis

June'15

Nov.'15

Brooklyn, N.Y.

Philip C. Lewis

Feb.'16

Aug.'16

Indianapolis, Ind.

Clark E. Lindsay

Aug.'16

Charlottesville, Va.H.-S.

Howard B. Lines

{

Sept.'15

Dec.'15

Cambridge, Mass.

1,8

Sept.'16

Robert Littell

July'16

Sept.'16

New York

[2]

John D. Little

May'16

Malden, Mass.

Preston Lockwood
Assistant to Inspector

{

May'15
Dec.'15

Oct.'15
Feb.'16

St. Louis

W.U.

3 [3]

Walter Lovell
Section Director

Feb.'15

June'16

Newtonville, Mass.

Arthur E. Lumsden

June'16

Chicago

George H. Lyman

June'16

Boston

George A. McCall

Nov.'15

Aug.'16

Philadelphia

U.P.

George B. McClary

June'15

Oct.'15

Oak Park, Ill.

George B. Struby

April'16

Denver, Colo.

Kimberly Stuart

Aug.'16

Neenah, Wisc.

M.I.T.

Henry M. Suckley
Section Sous-chef

Feb.'15

Rhinebeck, N.Y.

Edward H. Sudbury

Oct.'15

Jan.'16

New York

Am.

Robert W. Sykes

Sept.'15

Mar.'16

Brooklyn, N.Y.

4 [1]

Arthur R. Taber

Nov.'15

Feb.'16

New York

George F. Talbot

June'16

Falmouth, Maine

Melvin F. Talbot

June'15

Sept.'15

Falmouth, Maine

John C. Taylor

July'15

Jan.'16

New York

Joseph M. Taylor

July'15

April'16

New York

Lionel V. Teft

June'15

Nov.'15

Peoria, Ill.

Aubrey L. Thomas

April'16

Oct.'16

Washington, D.C.

Moyer D. Thomas

Aug.'16

Salt Lake City

U.U.

Edward I. Tinkham

Feb.'16

Upper Montclair, N.J.

Cor.

3,4

Paul Tison

Feb.'16

New York

3,1

Robert C. Toms
Section Sous-chef

Feb.'16

Sept.'16

Marion, Iowa

4 [2]

Vernon R. Tower

Sept.'16

Hanover, Mass.

Edward D. Townsend

{

Mar.'15

April'16

New York

June'16

Herbert P. Townsend
Section Commander

Mar.'15

New York

Roger T. Twitchell

Oct.'16

Dorchester, Mass.

John G. Underhill

Feb.'16

May'16

Owego, N.Y.

Wms.

William E. Van Dorn

Nov.'15

Mar.'16

Chicago

Wab.

George Van Santvoord

Mar.'16

Sept.'16

Troy, N.Y.

Donald M. Walden

Jan.'15

Dec.'15

Brooklyn, N.Y.

J. Marquand Walker
Section Director

Sept.'15

New York

3,2

Samuel S. Walker

June'16

Garrison-on-Hudson, N.Y.

William H. C. Walker

{

Dec.'15

May'16

Hingham, Mass.

Sept.'16

Wm. Henry Wallace, Jr.

July'16

New York

Co.

Wm. Noble Wallace

June'16

Indianapolis

Richard C. Ware
Section Sous-chef

Feb.'16

East Milton, Mass.

Chas. L. Watkins

July'16

New York

3,8

Paul B. Watson, Jr.

Mar.'15

June'15

Milton, Mass.

Herman A. Webster
Section Commander

{

Jan.'15
Oct.'16

Oct.'15

Chicago

2 [3]

Berkeley Wheeler

Oct.'16

Concord, Mass.

Walter H. Wheeler

Feb.'16

Aug.'16

Yonkers, N.Y.

Kenneth T. White

Nov.'15

Aug.'16

Grosse Isle, Mich.

U.M.

Victor G. White
Section Sous-chef

Feb.'15

Oct.'16

New York

Cor.

Harold B. Willis

Mar.'15

June'16

Boston

Randolph C. Wilson

May'16

New York

Co.

Cornelius Winant

June'16

New York

Frederick J. Winant

July'15

Sept.'15

New York

Charles P. Winsor

Aug.'15

Aug.'16

Concord, Mass.

Oliver Wolcott

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