List of commanders-in-chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans
The commanders-in-chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV)

List of commanders-in-chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans

Section Title: The commanders-in-chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV)
Table Section Text: None

Order	Hon.	Name	Elected From	Year	Ref.

1st	Mr.	James Ewell Brown Stuart, Jr.	Newport News, Virginia	1896–1897

2nd	Mr.	Robert A. Smythe	Charleston, South Carolina	1897–1899

3rd	Mr.	Walter Terry Colquitt II	Atlanta, Georgia	1899–1900

4th	Mr.	Biscoe Hindman	Louisville, Kentucky	1900–1901

5th	Mr.	Richard Brownrigg Haughton	St. Louis, Missouri	1901–1902

6th	Mr.	Thomas Pierce Stone	Waco, Texas	1902–1903

7th	Mr.	William McLellan Fayssoux	New Orleans, Louisiana	1903–1904

8th	Mr.	Nedom Robert Tisdal	Rusk, Texas	1904–1905

9th	Dr.	Thomas McAdory Owen	Montgomery, Alabama	1905–1907

10th	Mr.	John W. Apperson	Memphis, Tennessee	1907–1909

11th	Dr.	Clarence Julian Owens	Abbeville, Alabama	1909–1911

12th	Mr.	William Gibbs Pritchard	Charleston, South Carolina	1911–1912

13th	Mr.	Jesse Peders Norfleet	Memphis, Tennessee	1912–1913

14th	Mr.	William W. Old, Jr.	Norfolk, Virginia	1913–1914

15th	Mr.	Seymour Stewart	St. Louis, Missouri	1914–1915

16th	Mr.	Walter Nathan Brandon, Sr.	Little Rock, Arkansas	1915–1916

17th	Mr.	Ernest G. Baldwin	Roanoke, Virginia	1916–1918

18th	Mr.	Carl W. Hinton	Denver, Colorado	1918–1919

19th	Mr.	Nathan Bedford Forrest II	Memphis, Tennessee	1919–1921

20th	Mr.	Edgar Scurry	Wichita Falls, Texas	1921–1922

21st	Mr.	W. McDonald Lee	Irvington, Virginia	1922–1924

22nd	Mr.	David Stokley Etheridge	Chattanooga, Tennessee	1924–1925

23rd	Dr.	Walter C. Galloway	Wilmington, North Carolina	1925–1926

24th	Mr.	Lucius Lamar Moss	Lake Charles, Louisiana	1926–1927

25th	Dr.	Sumter de Leon Lowry	Tampa, Florida	1927–1928

26th	Col.	Edmond R. Wiles	Little Rock, Arkansas	1928–1929

27th	Mr.	John Ashley Jones	Atlanta, Georgia	1929–1930

28th	Mr.	Charles T. Norman	Richmond, Virginia	1930–1931

29th	Dr.	George R. Tabor	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	1931–1932

30th	Dr.	William Remshart Dancy	Savannah, Georgia	1932–1933

31st	Mr.	William Lee Hopkins	Richmond, Virginia	1933–1935

32nd	Mr.	Walter Scott Hancock	St. Louis, Missouri	1935–1937

33rd	Mr.	Carl W. Hinton	Denver, Colorado	1937–1938

34th	Mr.	Thomas Gilbert Wood	Roanoke, Virginia	1938–1939

35th	Mr.	Joseph Roy Price	Washington, D.C.	1939–1940

36th	Mr.	Thomas Erasmus Powe	St. Louis, Missouri	1940–1941

37th	Mr.	William McWhorter Milner	Atlanta, Georgia	1941–1943

38th	Rev.	Marshall Wingfield	Memphis, Tennessee	1943–1945

39th	Mr.	Fred P. Myers	Washington, D.C.	1945–1946

40th	Mr.	John R.T. Rives	Cedar Rapids, Iowa	1946–1949

41st	Mr.	A. Belmont Dennis	Covington, Georgia	1949–1951

42nd	Hon.	William M. Beard	Morristown, New Jersey	1951–1953

43rd	Hon.	Neill Bohlinger	Little Rock, Arkansas	1953–1955

44th	Mr.	Martin Joseph Johnson	Mobile, Alabama	1955–1957

45th	Mr.	Thomas White Crigler, Jr.	Crawford, Mississippi	1957–1959

46th	Brig. Gen.	Letcher O. Grice	Atlanta, Georgia	1959–1960

47th	Mr.	Rudolph H. Waldo	New Orleans, Louisiana	1960–1962

48th	Mr.	Edwin Coleman Sturdivant, Jr.	Jackson, Mississippi	1962–1964

49th	Hon.	John Amasa May, Jr.	Aiken, South Carolina	1964–1966

50th	Mr.	Philip Edward Frank	Gainestown, Alabama	1966–1968

51st	Dr.	Burnice Hoyle Webster	Nashville, Tennessee	1968–1970

52nd	Mr.	Bernard E. Eble	New Orleans, Louisiana	1970–1972

53rd	Rev.	H. Paul Porter	Alexandria, Virginia	1972–1974

54th	Dr.	James MacDonald Edwards	Covington, Georgia	1974–1976

55th	Mr.	Frank Dean Boggs	Jacksonville, Florida	1976–1977

56th	Mr.	Robert Burnette Wilson, Jr.	Little Rock, Arkansas	1977–1980

57th	Lt. Col.	Joseph Brady Mitchell	Alexandria, Virginia	1980–1982

58th	Mr.	Charles Herbert Smith	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	1982–1984

59th	Mr.	Lynn Jackson Shaw	Brownsville, Tennessee	1984–1986

60th	Mr.	William Ralph Green	McKinney, Texas	1986–1988

61st	Mr.	William Earl Faggert	Heidelberg, Mississippi	1988–1990

62nd	Mr.	William Dudley Hogan, Jr.	Orlando, Florida	1990–1992

63rd	Mr.	Robert Lewis Hawkins III	Jefferson City, Missouri	1992–1994

64th	Dr.	Norman Roy Dasinger, Sr.	Jacksonville, Alabama	1994–1996

65th	Mr.	Peter William Orlebeke	Dallas, Texas	1996–1998

66th	Mr.	Patrick Joseph Griffin III	Darnestown, Maryland	1998–2000

67th	Mr.	Edwin L. Deason	Columbia, Tennessee	2000–2002

68th	Mr.	Ronald Gene Wilson	Easley, South Carolina	2002–2004

69th	Mr.	Denne A. Sweeney	Dallas, Texas	2004–2006

70th	Mr.	Christopher Morgan Sullivan	Traveller Rest, South Carolina	2006–2008

71st	Mr.	Charles McMichael	Shreveport, Louisiana	2008–2010

72nd	Mr.	R. Michael Givens	Charleston, South Carolina	2010–2014

73rd	Mr.	Charles Kelly Barrow	Griffin, Georgia	2014–2016

74th	Mr.	Thomas V. Strain, Jr.	Tanner, Alabama	2016–2018

Sentence(s)

Ronald Gene Wilson served as the 68th Commander-in-Chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans from 2002 to 2004.
Ronald Gene Wilson served as the 68th Commander-in-Chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans from 2002 to 2004.
Ronald Gene Wilson served as the 68th Commander-in-Chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans from 2002 to 2004.

final_sentence: Ronald Gene Wilson served as the 68th Commander-in-Chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans from 2002 to 2004.
final_sentence: Ronald Gene Wilson served as the 68th Commander-in-Chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans from 2002 to 2004.
final_sentence: Ronald Gene Wilson served as the 68th Commander-in-Chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans from 2002 to 2004.