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Latest comment: 1 year ago1 comment1 person in discussion
I am moving some individuals from the article to here because there is insuffient evidence of their being notable or no proof of their connection to the Society. They can be restored to the article once the needed source is found.
Edward Henry (Union, 1793), lawyer and son of Patrick Henry
Alfred J. Morrison (Philanthropic, 1895), Assistant Librarian of Congress
Hugh Rose Pleasants (Union, 1826), editor of the Richmond Dispatch (now the Richmond Times-Dispatch) -- could not find proof of this affiliation
Graves Haydon Thompson (Philanthropic, 1927), Author and Professor at Cumberland University and Hampden–Sydney College for 54 years
Kemp L. Chester (Hon. Union-Philanthropic, 2016), Director of the United States Office of National Drug Control Policy
Larry Stimpert (Hon. Union-Philanthropic, 2022), President of Hampden–Sydney College
