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1 Via Sapientiae: The Institutional Repository at DePaul University Daughters of the Church Histories Appendices (A & B) Recommended Citation "Appendices (A & B)" (1989). Daughters of the Church. Paper This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Histories at Via Sapientiae. It has been accepted for inclusion in Daughters of the Church by an authorized administrator of Via Sapientiae. For more information, please contact

2 I. Superiors in the United States ~ppendixa: Superiors of the Community a. Superiors ofthe Sisters ofcharity ofsaint Joseph's Sulpician Superiors Mothers William DuBourg Elizabeth Ann Seton JohnB. David Rose White John Dubois Augustine Decount Louis Regis Deluol Rose White John Hickey Xavier Clark Louis Regis Deluol Etienne Hall b. Superiors after Affiliation with the Daughters ofcharity Vincentian Provincial Directors Mariano Maller Francis Budando Felix Guidry Alexis Mandine Sylvester Haire Robert A. Lennon James J. Sullivan Visitatrixes of American Province Etienne Hall Regina Smith Ann Simeon Norris Euphemia Blenkinsop Mariana Flynn Margaret O'Keefe c. One American Province Becomes Two: Eastern and Western Eastern Province Directors John P.Cribbins Francis J. Dodd Charles O'Connor Western Province Directors James J. Sullivan John J. Cronin George E. Dolan Eastern Province Visitatrixes Margaret O'Keefe Paula Dunn Gertrude Eisele Isabel Toohey Eleanor McNabb Western Province Visitatrixes Eugenia Fealy Caroline Collins Catherine Sullivan Mary Rose McPhee d. Two American Provinces Become Five Provincial Directors Joseph Tinnelly John Hodnett Visitatrixes Northeast Province (Albany, N.Y.) Mary Basil Roarke Mary Rose McGeady Margaret John Kelly

3 Southeast Province (Emmitsburg, Md.) Charles O'Connor Eleanor McNabb John Cusak Mary Clare Hughes John Lawlor Genevieve Kureth Virginia Ann Brooks East Central Province (Evansville, Ind.) John Zimmerman Elise Boudreaux Carl Schulte Gertrude Bastnagel West Central Province (St. Louis, Mo.) George E. Dolan Mary Rose McPhee Arthur L. Trapp Mary John Lindner Ignatius Melito Bernice Coreil William A. Bogel Nannette Gentile Province of the West (Los Altos Hills, Cal.) James McOwen Rose Collins John J. Danagher Teresa Piro II. General Superiors ofthe Daughters ofcharity since 1850 Superiors General Mothers General Jean B. Etienne Eugene Bore Antoine Fiat Emile Villette Alfred Louwyck Francis Verdier Charles Souvay Edouard Robert William M. Slattery James W. Richardson Richard P. McCullen Vicar General during wartime. Marie Mazin Gilberte-Elise Montcellet Augustine Devos Gilberte-Elise Montcellet Felicite Lequette Louise Lequette Marie luhel Marie Derieux Leonide Havard Marie Lamartinie Julie Kieffer Marie Mauche Marie J. Maurice Emilie Maurice Mathilde Inchelin Marie Lebrun Marie Chaplain Laure Decq Marie Ant. Blanchot Francine Lepicard Suzanne Guillemin Christine Chiron Lucie Roge Anne Duzan 1985-

4 AppendixB. ivil War: Where Daughters of Charity Nursed the Wounded (of Both Armies TION FIELD MILITARY HOSP. ALREADY IMPROV. HOSP.! M AMBULANCES, HOSPITALS STAFFED BY THE TENT, CAMP, & TRANSPORTS SISTERS BARRACKS HOSP. P le Marine Hospital City Hospital gomery /Isolation Camp Lincoln Hosp. Providence H. ington Eckington Hosp. Cliffburn Hosp. Washington Infirmary cola ington ta Tents tta Hospital (Confederate) Moore Camp Hospital (Conf.) oe Camp Hospital (Conf.) Orleans Marine Hosp. Charity H., Hotel Dieu tam Fields ore Baltimore Inf. sboro Fields rick Rev. War Barracks (Union) Lookout Tent hosp., Isolation Camp sburg n Carney Hosp. it mil.hosp. St. Mary's Hosp. built by Srs. (Providence) th Springs temporary (Confed.) ez burg

5 ATION FIELD MILITARY HOSP. ALREADY IMPROV. HOSP.I M AMBULANCES, HOSPITALS STAFFED BY THE TENT,.CAMP. & TRANSPORTS SISTERS BARRACKS HOSP. ouis Mississippi House of St. Louis Sisters' Benton Barracks M R. Transports Refuge Mil. (DePaul) (Union) G Hosp. (Union) Hospital ( ny ester sburg Fields & Farmhouses The three largest improvised hosp. in Gettysburg delphia Satterlee St. Joseph's Hosp. Typhoid Isolation Camp Mil. Hosp. at Satterlee (Union) ille onsville Temporary Mil. hburg Temporary Mil. Imp. in factory assas field ambulance improvised olk St. Vincent Hosp. (DePaul) mouth Naval Hospital mond General Hospital St. Francis de Sales Several improvised Stuart Hospital Infirmary e House transports hosp. ing in Lee Mansion hester Mil. Hosp. (Confed.) er's Ferry Mil. Hosp. (Confed.) aukee p Sigel Camp. hosp. and isolation camp.