NYC Badminton Club 1892 Roster
The Badminton Club of the City of New York, 1892. Includes listing of Winners of Tournaments in 1881.
Names in this online transcription include Adee, Astor, Bailey, Baker, Baldwin, Banks, Barger, Barron, Barry, Bates, Beach, Beekman, Bertschmann, Betts, Bibby, Binney, Bishop, Bloodgood, Bogert, Bowdoin, Bradish, Bramwell, Bristow, Bronson, Brookman, Broome, Byrd, Cammann, Carey, Carhart, Carnochan, Clarke, Clarkson, Coe, Coster, Cowdin, Crosby, Cutting, Dalton, De Peyster, Delafield, Dudley, Emmett, Erving, Fairfax, Fish, Fitzgerald, Frankland, Gallatin, Gardiner, Garrettson, Graham, Grant, Gray, Greene, Hadden, Hamilton, Hammersley, Hawkes, Hawley, Henry, Hyde, Ireland, Ismay, Ives, Johnson, Jones, Kane, Kemeys, Kernochan, King, Knowlton, Larkin, Lawrence, Leroy, Livingston, Lusk, Lynch, Manice, Martin, McAllister, McIlvaine, McKim, McVickar, Mesier, Miller, Mitchell, Montgomerr, Montgomery, Moran, Morgan, Morris, Neilson, Nicoll, Norrie, Norris, O'Connor, Ogden, Oothout, Parrish, Parsons, Payson, Peaslee, Pell, Peyster, Pratt, Purdy, Reese, Rhinelander, Richards, Rutherford, Ruyter, Sands, Sargent, Satterlee, Schieffelin, Sheldon, Smith, Snelling, Stebbins, Steers, Steward, Stokes, Strong, Swords, Thomas, Thorn, Trevor, Van Nest, Van Rensselaer, Vanderbilt, Wadsworth, Wainwright, Ward, Webb, Welles, Wells, Whitehouse, Whitney, Wilde, Wilks, Williams, Williamson, Wilmerding, Winthrop, Witherbee, Wright, Wyeth, Zerega.
Labels: New York, Clubs and Societies
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