• Profession: agricultural economist, University of California
• 1858 - Born, 16 January, Patriot, Indiana
• 1918 - Letter, Everyman, March, in which he wrote: "What America needs is millions of additional farmers who own their own farms and are prosperous and contented. What we are getting is a rapid increase in farm tenantry and absentee ownership, the disappearance of the American farm laborer, the I.W.W., and acute food shortage, and the exploitation of the people by land speculation."
• 1920 - Book, Helping Men Own Farms, published
• 1924 - Appointed Commissioner of the Bureau of Reclamation (served thru 1936)
• 1930 - Photograph
• 1936 - Died

• 1890 - Active in single tax movement

• 1890 - Member, Roxbury Single Tax Club

• 1938 - Elected President, Henry George Club

• 1932- Letter, praising Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1981 - Joins faculty, Henry George School, NY

• 1970 - Article, Progress and Poverty 1969, Henry George News, February
• 1974 - Received the first J. Rupert Mason journalism award, presented at the Henry George Institute dinner, October
• 1977 - Elected to board of trustees, Henry George School, New York
• 1978 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Bryn Mawr College, PA
• 1979 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, CA
• 1980 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, New York, NY
• 1980 - Elected to membership, Henry George School, New York
• 1986 - Resigns as trustee, Henry George School, NY

• 1938 - Serving as Director, Henry George Club

• Editor, Memphis Press-Scimitar
• 1954 - Article, "At Last, Henry George's Theory Can Be Applied To Make People Happy," Henry George News, December

• 1930 - Became a proponent of Henry George's ideas after a lecture in Arden, Delware by Charles H. Ingersoll; then began writing pro-Single Tax letters to Wilmington newspapers

• 1942 - Moved to Chicago from New York City; became volunteer at Henry George School

• 1926 - Member, Commonwealth Land Party
• "One of the oldest and best known of the old-time Henry George campaigners"

• 1937 - Elected Financial Secretary, Henry George Fellowship

• 1958-60 - Attended Lora College, Dubuque, Iowa; followed by study for the ministry
• 1977 - Retired from North Carolina Department of Human Resources

• 1978 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania
• 1979 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, CA
• 1979 - Photograph
• 1979 - Appointed eidtor, The New Leaf
• 1980 - Attended Joint Georgist conference, New York, NY
• 1983 - Attended CGO conference, Goleta, CA

• 1973 - Member of board, Henry George School of Northern California; President, Marin branch

• 1926 - Elected to the board, Henry George Foundation of America
• 1929 - Attended Henry George Foundation of America Congress, Pittsburgh, September and "announced his intension to give his life from now on to the movement for industrial emancipation."

• 1895 - Active in Delaware Single Tax campaign

• 1967 - Attended Henry George School conference, Montreal, Quebec; July

• 1977 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

• 1915- Located in the Exchange Building; W.D. Gaither, Secretary

• 1957 - Attended Henry George School conference, Staten Island, NY; July

• 189- - Served as personal physician to Henry George
• 1918 - Letter, Everyman, April, in support of The Great Adventure campaign
• 1938 - Address, "Jones Itemized Rent Bill," at the Friends' Meeting House, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• 1940 - Died, 19 January (at home, Germantown, Pennsylvania, age 82)

• 1890 - Serving as President, Memphis Single Tax Association

• 1949 - Elected First Vice President, Henry George Woman's Club of Chicago
• 1959 - Attended International Union conference, Hanover, West Germany
• 1967 - Attended Henry George School conference, Montreal, Quebec; July
• 1977 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
• 1978 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania
• 1989 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Philadelphia, PA
• 2001 - Attended International Union conference, Edinburgh, Scotland

• 1938 - First took Henry George course in Chicago
• 1955 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, OH
• 1955 - Attended International Union conference, St. Andrews University, Scotland
• 1957 - Attended Henry George School conference, Staten Island, New York; July
• 1958 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, San Diego, CA
• 1959 - Teacher, Henry George School
• 1959 - Reported on Henry George School to IU conference, Hanover, West Germany
• 1959 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ
• 1960 - Attended Henry Geroge Schools conference, Detroit, MI
• 1961 - Appointed director, new Henry George School extension, Chicago, Illinois
• 1961 - Attended Henry George School conference, Hartford, Connecticut
• 1962 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Chatham College, Pittsburgh, PA
• 1967 - Died, January

• 1940 - Born
• 1955 - Attended International Union conference, St. Andrews University, Scotland
• 1967 - Attended Henry George School conference, Montreal, Quebec; July
• 1977 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
• 1997 - Serving as Vice President and Treasurer, Henry George School, Chicago, Illinois
• 2002 - President, Henry George School, Chicago

• 2001 - Attended International Union conference, Edinburg, Scotland

• 1939 - Article, War and Economics, Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1929 - Active in Single Tax petition drive

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1974 - Elected trustee, Henry George School
• 1980 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, New York, NY

• 1942 - Book, The Shifting and Incidence of Taxation, published by Blakiston Press, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Reviewed by Alexander Boardman, Land and Freedom, April-May 1943. Quote: "... his efforts are vitiated by faulty groundwork. When he speaks of rent he does not distinguish between site-value of land the building upon it."

• 1959 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ

• 1931 - Letter, regarding monopolies, to the Sherman Corporation
• 1936 - Letter, commenting on the prospects of a "peace movement," Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1936 - Attended Henry George Foundation of America Congress, Cincinnati, Ohio; 12-14 November

• 1867 - Born, Cincinnati, Ohio, 2 August
• 1888 - Received Bachelor of Science degree from M.I.T.
• 1898 - Learned of Henry George from an Englishman, a Mr. Merryweather; read Progress and Poverty and Social Problems
• 1915 - Appointed President, William S. Merrill Co.
• 1931 - Article, Causes of Depressions, Land and Freedom, July-August
• 1936 - Elected Vice President, Henry George Fellowship
• 1936 - Elected County Commissioner, Hamilton County
• 1937 - Retired form active work in his family business
• 1937 - Photograph
• 1937 - Photograph
• 1939 - Served as Chairman, at Henry George School annual dinner, 10 May
• 1939 - Participated in symposium, published by Charles F. Davis, as "What Is Wrong With Our Economic System?"

• 1926 - During trip to California addressed 16 Kiwanis Clubs on the Single Tax

• 1889 - First house constructed for Louis F. Post; his wife died in 1890 and Post sold the house a few years later
• 1889 - Merriewold Park Co. purchased 2,000 acres of land from the heirs of W.W. Gilman, 3 August. Louis F. Post and William Croasdale were principals of the firm
• 1891 - William Croasdale built his home but died shortly after its completion
• 1898 - Henry George's sons built their mother a home at Merriewold. She lived there only 2 months before her death. Henry George, Jr. inherited the house and came frequently with his wife and children
• 1900 - Photograph of Anna George de Mille and others at Merriewold
• 1909 - William de Mille purchased the house built by Charles Klein; the family moved to California in 1914, and the house was loans to Elizabeth de Mille Pitman
• 1916 - George Family House
• 1916 - After the death of Henry George, Jr., his wife kept the house. Their daughter Marie sold the house after the Second World War for financial reasons
• 1920s - A building boom added many new houses. By this time most of the original families had departed
• 1927 - William and Anna de Mille divorced; the Merriewold house was given to daughter Agnes. The mother lived in the house during the 1930s

• 1926 - During a trip to California, addressed 16 Kiwanis Clubs on the Single Tax

• 1989 - Attended Joint Georgist conference, Philadelphia, PA

• 1944 - Letter, making the connection between food production and efficient use of land, Henry George News, April

• 1979 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, CA

• 1890 - Active in single tax movement

• 1986 - Researcher, Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission
• 1986 - Became editor of The Illinois Georgists
• 1990 - Article, "Bring Property Taxes Back Down to Earth," The Illinois Georgist, Vol.3, No.2, Spring/Summer
• 1993 - Article, When Government in Chicago was Honest, The Illinois Georgist, Vol.5, No.2, Spring
• 2001 - Chaired discussion on monopolization of airwaves, CGO conference, Pittsburgh, PA, September
• 2002 - Article, "Licenses to Steal Are Expensive: Speculation in Commerical Radio Broadcast Privileges in the United States," GroundSwell, January-February
• 2002 - Vice President, Henry George School
• 2003 - Began teaching at Henry George School
• 2005 - Letter, regarding property taxes, Chicago Reader, 12 December, 2004. Reprinted in GroundSwell, May-June
• 2005 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; August
• 2006 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Evanston, IL, July
• 2007 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, University of Scranton, Scranton, PA, July
• 2007 - Paper, Retrieving Transit's Benefits and Other Benefits by Funding Transit from Land Values, October
• 2008 - Article, Public Transit Creates Value but Fails to Collect, Heartland Institute, February
• 2009 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Cleveland, Ohio; July
• 2010 - Photograph, at a Tea Party event in Chicago, Illinois, Spring

• 1952 - Address, "A Proper Substitute for the Income Tax," delivered at Henry George School

• 1944 - Recruited students for the Henry George School correspondence course

• 1926 - Delegate at Henry George Congress, Philadelphia

• 1963 - Natural Revenue Without Taxation, Bowling Green State University, 14 February

• 1943 - Letter, regarding practical alternative to prohibition, Henry George News, September

• 1917 - Letter, Everyman, October, in which he wrote: "I am for The Great Adventure's Single Tax demand."
• 1921 - Article, The Farmers' Land of Taxes, Single Tax Review
• 1927 - Letter, regarding the creation of a "ritual" to learn economics, Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1937 - Instructor, Henry George School

• 1939 - President, Henry George Fellowship
• 1940 - Instructor, Henry George School

• 19-- - Joined staff of HGS, NY, as registrar
• 1988 - Died

• 1944 - Letter, regarding full employment, published in Denver Post, 28 November. Reprinted in Henry George News, March

• 1970 - Article, Still Time 100 Years Later," Henry George News, February

• 1958 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, San Diego, CA

• 1984 - Attended International Union conference, Cambridge, England
• 2001 - Attended International Union conference, Edinburgh, Scotland

• 1918 - First read Progress and Poverty
• 1934 - Letter, promoting land value taxation, Cleveland Plain Dealer
• 1935 - Article, What's Wrong with Franklin Roosevelt's Economic Policies, first printed in the Cleveland Press, Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1983 - Ran for City Council, supporting LVT

• 1890 - Serving as President, Louisiana Single Tax Club
• 1890 - Attended National Conference of Single Tax Clubs, Cooper Union, New York City, September
• 1890 - Response to Edward Akinsoin's Criticisms of the Single Tax in "Land Values," The Century, Vol.41, Issue 1, November

• 1941 - Member, American Alliance to Advance Freedom

• 1951 - Instructor, Henry George School

• 1929 - Attended International Union conference, Edinburgh, Scotland

• 1928 - Letter, on taxation, Binghamton Sun; brought into the Single Tax movement by Charles LeBaron Goeller

• 1916 - Article, "Ground Rent and Taxes," Single Tax Review, March-April

• Grand daughter of Henry George
• 1929 - Attended International Union conference, Edinburgh, Scotland
• 1940 - Address, [topic unknown], Henry George Woman's Club, Chicago, 2 November
• 1942 - Article, The Fight for the Democratic Way of Life, The Freeman, January
• 1950 - Address, [topic not known] delivered at the Henry George School annual banquet
• 1953 - Elected trustee, Henry George School, New York
• 1961 - Article, "There Is No Escape," Henry George News, July
• 1964 - Attended International Union conference, New York, NY
• 1967 - Served as trustee, Henry George School, New York, NY
• 1979 - Essay, Who Was Henry George, Introduction to the 100th Anniversary edition of Progress & Poverty
• 1993 - Died
• 1993 - Remembrance, by Jack Schwartzman, The Illinois Georgist, Fall

• 1897 - Article, My Father -- Henry George, published in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch; 14 November
• 1926 - Attended International Conference, Copenhagen
• 1927 - Participated in the Henry George Congress, New York, NY, September
• 1929 - Attended International Union conference, Edinburgh, Scotland
• 1929 - Attended Henry George Congress, Pittsburgh, PA, September; reported on the International Union conference in Edinburgh, Scotland and visit with Philip Snowden
• 1929 - Elected to the Executive Committee, International Union
• 1930 - Booklet, Henry George, World Citizen, published. This is a condensation by Mildred J. Loomis in 1981
• 1931 - Article, Lectures on the Single Tax, Land and Freedom, March-April
• 1931 - Lecture delivered at Johns Hopkins University, 25 February
• 1931 - Attended Henry George Congress, Baltimore
• 1933 - Delivered address at Henry George Congress, Chicago
• 1933 - Address, The Continuing Struggle for Justice, delivered at the Henry George Congress, Chicago, Illinois, Land and Freedom, September-October
• Attended Henry George Congress
• 1934-1947 - President, board of trustees of Henry George School
• 1935 - Address, "Ways and Means," delivered at the Henry George Congress, New York, NY; September Quote: "Times are desperate and it is vital that we who have the key to the situation, pool our ideas; that we find ... the greatest common denominator, one central plan on which we call all agree on. ..."
• 1936 - Address, "Honoring Not the Memory but the Vision of Henry George," at the International Union conference, London; 2 September
• 1936 - Photograph
• 1936 - Attended Henry George Foundation of America Congress, Cincinnati, Ohio; 12-14 November
• 1937 - Address, World Peace and Economic Freedom, delivered at the Henry George Congress, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1937 - Article, Why the Socratic Method of Teaching is so Important, Land and Freedom, July-August
• 1937 - Serving as President, The Freeman Corp.
• 1937 - Attended Henry George Congress, Detroit, Michigan; 14-16 October
• 1938 - Attended Henry George Congress, Toronto, Ontario; 7-9 September
• 1938 - Address, Working Together for Success, at the Henry George Congress, Toronto, Ontario, Land and Freedom, November-December
• 1939 - Address, Spreading the Philosophy of Freedom, at the Henry George Congress, New York, NY; 29 August - 4 September. Land and Freedom, September-October
• 194- - Photograph
• 1940 - Attended Henry George Foundation of America, Washington, DC; 25-27 September
• 1940 - Address, at commencement exercises, Henry George School, Hartford, CT, December
• 1941 - Review, of Josiah Wedgwood's autobiographical Memories of a Fighting Life, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1941 - Made lecture tour of Chicago, 23-27 June
• 1941 - Attended Henry George School Convention, New York, NY; 9-11 July
• 1941 - Guest on radio program WOR-Mutual, 16 September. Discussed work of Henry George School
• 1941 - Attended Henry George Congress, Chicago, Illinois; 29 September - 1 October
• 1942 - Letter, from Emilia Houghton Delford, 7 June, regarding the relationship between their fathers
• 1943 - Article, The Georgeist Widows, Land and Freedom, April-May
• 1943 - Article, Josiah Clement Wedgwood, A Remembrance, Henry George News, September
• 1944 - Article, Have You Seen the Cat?, Henry George News, February
• 1944 - Address, [topic not known] delivered at Selma University, Selma, Alabama
• 1944 - Address, "Shaping the Post-War World," delivered at the Barbizon Hotel, 30 November
• 1945 - Teaching "Fundamental Economics," at the Henry George School
• 1946 - Article, Henry George: The '86 Mayoralty Campaign, American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol.5, No.2, January, pp.247-260
• 1946 - Article, Henry George: Haymarket and Tariff Reform, American Journal of Economics and Sociology, May, pp.545-551
• 1946 - Article, Henry George: Edward McGlynn, American Journal of Economics and Sociology, May, pp.403-410
• 1946 - Letter, from Arthur Madsen, Secretary of the International Union, 13 December, regarding the latest news of the activities in the Georgist movement. Included here is a photocopy of the original typed Letter
• 1947 - died, March 17 (last surviving child of Henry George)

• 1892 - Letter, to Henry George, regarding Progress and Poverty, 19 July

• 1921 - Serving as President, Single Tax League, Los Angeles
• 1937 - Article, Share Wealth -- By Earning It, The Freeman, November
• 1939 - Address, [topic unknown], at Henry George Centenary, Los Angelese, 31 August
• 1939 - Address, on Henry George's life and work, at Bureau of Economic Research of Brooklyn College, 4 October

• 19-- - Introduced Herbert Quick to Henry George's doctrines
• 1927 - Retired, living in Los Angeles, California

• 1945 - Appointed state chairman for publicity of the Henry George School

• 1989 - Attended Joint Georgist conference, Philadelphia, PA

• 1942 - Instructor, Henry George School
• 1954 - Resigns from Henry George School board; moves to Phoenix, Arizona

• 1867 - Born, Bloomington
• 1890s - Active in Single Tax Club
• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November
• 1928 - Died

• 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Los Angeles Single Tax Club

• 1929 - Residing in Toronto, Ontario; first read Progress and Poverty, then somewhat later enrolled in a Henry George correspondence course
• 1954 - Dean, College of Liberal Arts, Wayne University
• 1954 - Address, "Is It Applicable Today?" at the Henry George School dinner, Detroit, Michigan

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1973 - Served on board, Henry George School of Northern California

• 19-- - Graduated from Manchester (Indiana) College
• 1939 - Teaching Henry George course

• 1951 - Instructor, Henry George School

• 1958 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, San Diego, CA

• 1887 - First read Progress and Poverty while working as a machinist and toolmaker in Ohio
• 1888 - Moved to New York City to become the associate editor of a weekly machinery journal; became acquainted with Henry George and started writing editorials to support Henry George's proposals
• 1921 - Address, at the annual meeting of the American society of Mechanical Engineers. Quote: "And our tax system acts as though it were specially designed ... to discourage industry of all kinds and to encourage the holding idle of the earth's resources for higher prices to be brought about by pressure of population and the enterprise and labor of others."; Single Tax Review, May-June
• 1930 - Reviewed Progress and Poverty in the Bulletin of the Taylor Society. Quote: "Only a few hours of time are needed to read this book and its clarifying effect as to the nature, incidence and effects of taxation and of the real basis for our claim to the right of life, liberty and the pursuit of happines..."
• 1930 - Letter, urging Single Taxers to support Socialist candidates "such as Norman Thomas" who "clearly endorses what would be an important step in our direction." Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Oak Hill Single Tax League

• 1887 - Book, Trade Organizations in Politics, also Progress and Robberty: an Answer to Henry George

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1940 - Relocated to New York from Philadelphia

Joseph Dana Miller served as editor of the Single Tax Review, then Land and Freedom from 1901 until his death, in 1939. Many of the editorials reprinted from these periodicals during this period were unsigned. For consistently, all of these editorials are credited to Miller.

• 1865 - Born
• 1881 - Served as President of the Garden State A.P.A.
• 1892 - Article, Impolicy of the Income Tax, first published in Belford Magazine. Reprinted in Land and Freedom, May-June, 1932
• 1899 - Letter regarding Henry George and the Chinese, critical of the Times description of land ownership and taxation in China and explaining the difference between that and Henry George's systems, New York Times, 14 October
• 1901 - Founded the Single Tax Review (changed later to Land and Freedom
• 1908 - Article, "The Income Tax," published in Single Tax Review, March-April, pp. 8-16
• 1910-1914 - Managed Fels Fund
• 1910 - Attended Single Tax Conference, New York, NY, November
• 1910- Report, on a debate, The Single Tax versus Socialism, between Henry George, Jr. and A.M. Lewis held in Chicago, March; Single Tax Review, March-April
• 1913 - Founded Land and Freedom
• 1913 - Article, The Romance of New York Real Estate, The Single Tax Review, November-December
• 1915 - Article, A Tilt With The Socialists, Single Tax Review
• 1915 - Article, Former Harvard University President Charles W. Eliot's Disdain for the Single Tax, Single Tax Review
• 1915 - Article, John S. Crosby, A Remembrance, Single Tax Review, July-August
• 1915 - Review of the book, Principles of Taxation, by Hastings Lyon; Single Tax Review, July-August
• 1916 - Article, The Great Pretenders, Single Tax Review, January-February
• 1916 - Review of the book, How Diplomats Make War, by Francis Neilson; Single Tax Review, January-February
• 1916 - Report on the Single Tax Conference held at Niagara Falls, New York; Single Tax Review
• 1916 - Article, Henry George, Jr. Remembered, Single Tax Review, November-December
• 1917 - Editor, Single Tax Yearbook
• 1917 - Essay, The Philosophy of Freedom, the Introduction to the Single Tax Year Book
• 1918 - Essay, The Single Tax and Socialism, from the Single Tax Year Book
• 1919 - National Secretary, Single Tax Party
• 1921 - Report, on a debate between Louis F. Post and Professor E.R.A. Seligman, at Columbia University, 9 December 1920; Single Tax Review, January-February
• 1921 - Article, The Single Tax and American Municipalities, Single Tax Review
• 1921 - Report, on a debate between James R. Brown and Allan Robinson, Albany, New York; Single Tax Review
• 1921 - Article, Theodore S. Fettinger, An Enlightend Public Official, Single Tax Review, September-October
• 1921 - Review of the book, Rural Problems in the United States, by James E. Boyle, Ph.D.; Single Tax Review, September-October
• 1921 - Article, Single Taxers, Socialists and Fundamental Economic Principles, Single Tax Review, September-October
• 1925 - Article, George and his Disciples, The Libertarian, Vol.V, No.5, November
• 1926 - Elected to the board, Henry George Foundation of America
• 1926 - Address, What Henry George Taught, at a banquet of the Henry George Foundation, 3 September, Land and Freedom, September-October
• 1926 - Address, at a dinner in honor of Charlotte Schetter and Grace Colbron. Quote: "Of course we will continue to differ as to methods. Individuals will prefer to work in their own way, and groups will amalgamate for the work which seems to them the most practicable or the most important at theminute. That is inevitable. But it may be done without discord. ..."
• 1926 - Article, The Tyranny of Authority, Land and Freedom, November-December
• 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, Philadelphia
• 1927 - Article, What are the Appropriate Responsibilities of Government?, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1927 - Article, Population and Malthus, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1927 - Article, America in the Dock, Land and Freedom, April-May
• 1927 - Chaired Henry George Congress, New York, September
• 1928 - Article, Review of the book, What is Cooperation?, by James peter Warbasse, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1928 - Article, Responding to an Economists' Notion of the Unearned Increment, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1928 - Article, Is the Single Tax Movement Advancing or Retreating?, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1928 - Article, Concerning Land Ownership, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1928 - Article, The Attraction of State-Socialism to the Downtrodden, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1929 - Article, The Fallacies of the Economics of Richard Ely, Land and Freedom, July-August
• 1929 - Review of the book, Mass Rule Government, by Thomas L. Brunk
• 1929 - Article, The Different Meaning of Some Terms, Land and Freedom, September-October
• 1930 - Article, Real Work is Labor that Produces Real Wealth, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1930 - Article, Will Tariffs Solve the Problem of Unemployment?, Land and Freedom, March-April
• 1930 - Article, How Robert Ingersoll Wobbled, Land and Freedom, November-December
• 1931 - Article, Is The New Republic Progressive or Just Confused?, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1931 - Article, The Prophet of San Francisco reviewed, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1931 - Article, In Defense of High Wage Civilizations, Land and Freedom, March-April
• 1931 - Article, The Communism of Early Christians versus the Communism of Marx, Land and Freedom, July-August
• 1931 - Article, Invention as the Source of Increased Employment, Land and Freedom, September-October
• 1932 - Article, The Russian Five-Year Plan, Land and Freedom, January-February. Comments added by Edward J. Dodson, 4 June, 2009
• 1932 - Article, Economist Edwin Cannon's Blindness to the Function of Rent, Land and Freedom, March-April
• 1932 - Article, What the New Republic Stands For, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1933 - Article, Review, of Harry Gunnison Brown's The Economic Basis of Tax Reform Land and Freedom, March-April
• 1933 - Article, Review, of George Raymond Geiger's The Philosophy of Henry George, Land and Freedom, March-April
• 1933 - Article, Review, of Rexford Tugwell's The Industrial Discipline and the Governmental Arts Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1933 - Article, What the Followers of Henry George Know About the Cure of Depressions, Land and Freedom, July-August
• 1934 - Article, The Great Triumvirate: Architects of the Early New Deal, Land and Freedom, March-April
• 19 - Article, The Full Meaning of Democracy, Land and Freedom, March-April
• 1934 - Article, Abraham Lincoln on the Land Question, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1934 - Article, Review of Albert Jay Nock's A Journal of These Days, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1934 - Article, A Great Soul Passes: Remembering Oscar Geiger, Land and Freedom, July-August
• 1934- Attended Henry George Congress
• 1935 - Article, Review, of Francis Neilson's Sociocratic Escapades, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1935 - Article, The Winds of War 1935, Land Wars That Is, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1935 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York, NY; September
• 1935 - Article, Recovering from War and Economic Depressions, Land and Freedom, September-October
• 1935 - Article, Review, of Louis Wallis's Safeguard Productive Capital: Tax Ground Values and Untax Industry, Land and Freedom, September-October
• 1936 - Review, of The Path to Prosperity, by Gilbert M. Tucker, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1936 - Review, of My Neighbor's Landmark, by Frederick Verinder, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1936 - Article, Verdict on the New Deal, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1936 - Review, of Land and Unemployment, by James F. Muirhead, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1936 - Met with Spencer Heath over a period of weeks to discuss Henry George's theories
• 1936 - Article, Curiosities of Taxation, Land and Freedom, March-April
• 1936 - Article, Do Unions Protect the Jobs and Wages of Workers?, Land and Freedom, March-April
• 1936 - Article, Confusion in Mainstream Economics and Social Philosophy, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1936 - Serving on the board, Henry George School, New York, NY
• 1936 - Attended Henry George Foundation of America Congress, Cincinnati, Ohio; 12-14 November
• 1936 - Review, of How to Abolish Poverty, by George L. Record, Land and Freedom, September-October
• 1936 - Who is a Radical?, Land and Freedom, September-October
• 1936 - Review, of The Case for Capitalism, a booklet by L. Stratford Houghton, Land and Freedom, September-October
• 1937 - Serving as Vice President, The Freeman Corp.
• 1937 - Review, of Sphere of Individualism, by Connor D. Ross, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1937 - Review, of The Theory of the Land Question, by George Raymond Geiger, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1937 - Review, of the biography of W.E. mackling, by Edith Eberle, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1937 - Article, Government Administration versus Reform, Land and Freedom, March-April
• 1937 - Article, Roger Babson on Ending the Depression, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1937 - Did Emancipation Really Provide Freedom to the Black Man, Land and Freedom, July-August
• 1937 - Review, of The Life of Dr. Edward Mcglynn, by Stephen Bell, Land and Freedom, September-October
• 1937 - Article, The Difficulties of Democracy, Land and Freedom, September-October
• 1937 - Article, Footnote to a League Document, regarding the cause and cure of industrial depressions, The Freeman, November
• 1937 - Article, Economics as Taught Today, Land and Freedom, November-December
• 1938 - Article, The Decline of Our Civilization, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1938 - Review, of The Burning Question, Making Your Living in a Monopolized World, by Louis Wallis
• 1938 - Review, of Taxation Turmoil, by W.R.B. Willcox, Land and Freedom, March-April
• 1938 - Article, Can Protective Tariffs be Defended, Land and Freedom, March-April
• 1938 - Review, of Your Taxes, by William J. Shultz, Land and Freedom, March-April
• 1938 - Article, Joseph the Second of Austria: A Forgotten Hero, Land and Freedom, March-April
• 1938 - Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Declining Popularity Among Americans, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1938 - Review, of American Political and Social History, by Harold Underwood Faulkner, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1938 - Article, Henry George Clarified, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1938 - Article, Elements of the Housing Problem, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1938 - Review, of A Financial History of Maine, by Fred eugene Jewett, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1938 - Address, on Oscar Geiger, delivered at Henry George School, New York, NY, 14 June
• 1938 - Article, Oscar Geiger and the Growth of an Idea, The Freeman, September
• 1938 - Attended Henry George Congress, Toronto, Ontario; 7-9 September
• 1938 - Article, Natural Law and Moral Law in the Teaching of Henry George's Political Economy, Land and Freedom, September-October
• 1938 - Article, What Is The Natural Tax?, The Freeman, November
• 1938 - Article, The Golden Age of Economic Thought, Land and Freedom, November-December and repeated in the January-February issue
• 1938 - Article, Was Henry George's Campaign of 1886 a Mistake?, Land and Freedom, November-December
• 1938 - Article, Change and Natural Law, Land and Freedom, November-December
• 1939 - Article, U.S. Trade Policy, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1939 - Died, 8 May, age 74
• 1939 - Article, Lost, the Individual, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1939 - Article, A Remembrance of Joseph Dana Miller: the Greater Writer of Georgeism Since 1897, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1939 - Article, A Remembrance of Joseph Dana Miller, by Stephen Bell, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1939 - Remembrance, of Joseph Dana Miller by Stephen Bell, The Freeman, June

• 1864 - Born, Eaton, Ohio, 27 February
• 1883 - Graduated, College of Wooster (Ohio)
• 1886 - Received A.B. degree from College of New Jersey at Princeton
• 1890s - Became a member of the Manhattan Single Tax Club
• 1913 - Article, The Land Question, written as the introduction to Ch.II of the book, Great Debates in American History
• 1913 - Article, Letters on Taxation by Edwin Burgess, also Ch.II, Ibid.
• 1913 - Article, Henry George, also Ch.II, Ibid.
• 1913 - Article, The Single Tax Campaign, also Ch.II, Ibid.
• 1921 - Address, Henry George's Writings as Literary Propaganda, at the Manhattan Single Tax Club; Single Tax Review
• 1921 - Article, A Defense of the Unearned Increment Tax, Single Tax Review
• 1934 - Residing in New Port Richey, Florida
• 1949 - Died

• 1960 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Detoit, MI

• 1943 - Letter, written from a military hospital in the Southwest Pacific, regarding "still living and talking the philosophy of Henry George," Henry George News, November

• 1918 - Active in Great Adventure campaign
• 1927 - Elected Chairman, Program Committee, The Freeland Club

• 1952 - Attended International Union conference, Odense, Denmark

• 19-- - Born, Ohio
• 19-- - Appointed social editor, Summit Herald
• 1942 - Letter, regarding land monopoly, in The Progressive. Reprinted in The Freeman, December
• 195- - Became instructor, Henry George School, New Jersey; also served as Secretary of the board
• 195- - Moved to Oklahoma, then Arizona from Summit, New Jersey

• 1882 - Born (Canada); came to the United States with his family; went into the restaurant business
• 1927 - Purchased a hotel on Powell Street and named it "The Henry George." He pledged a copy of Progress and Poverty in each of the rooms
• 1927 - Letter, praising Whidden Graham's article on "the American Farmer and the Single Tax," Land and Freedom, March-April
• 1930 - Presided at opening of Henry George Congress, San Francisco
• 1930 - Serving as Chairman of the Convention Committee for the Henry George Congress, San Francisco, CA, September
• 1931 - Elected to the National Advisory Committee, Henry George Foundation of America
• 1937 - Died, 21 May

• 1890s - Active in Single Tax movement

• 1917 - Article, The Physiocrats, Single Tax Year Book

• 1868 - Born, 23 March
  18-- - Earned M.D. degree, Johns Hopkins University
• 1892 - Began medical practice
• 189- - Introduced to Henry George's writings by Dr. Samuel L. Beeler
• 1929 - Elected to City Council
• 1926 - Attended International Union Conference, Copenhagen, Denmark
• 1927 - Active in the Single Tax movement; presided at the Single Tax conference, Columbus, Ohio
• 1928 - Address, on the 1927 Henry George Congress, Cincinnati, 22 April
• 1929 - Attended the International Union conference, Edinburgh, Scotland
• 1929 - Attended the Henry George Congress, Pittsburgh, PA, September
• 1930 - Paper, "Frontal Attacks," delivered at Henry George Congress, San Francisco
• 1930 - Commented on the Henry George Congress, Land and Freedom, November-December
• 1931 - Paper, "Democracy," delivered at Henry George Congress, Baltimore
• 1931 - Appointed chair of a committee to interview President Herbert Hoover "on the unemployment situation."
• 1932 - Paper, "the Adoption of the Price Index as an Aid to the Single Tax," delivered at the Henry George Congress, Memphis
• 1933 - Address, The Economists' Cinderella, Laissez-Faire, delivered at the Henry George Congress, Chicago, September, Land and Freedom, September-October
• 1934 - Article, "A State to Control Monopolies Only," a response to Henry Pratt Fairchild, Land and Freedom, July-August
• 1936 - Attended Henry George Foundation of America Congress, Cincinnati, Ohio; 12-14 November
• 1937 - Attended Henry George Congress, Detroit, Michigan; 14-16 October
• 1938 - Attended Henry George Congress, Toronto, Ontario; 7-9 September
• 1939 - Teaching Henry George course
• 1940 - Attended Henry George Foundation of America Congress, Washington, DC; 25-27 September
• 1941 - Attended Henry George Congress, Chicago, Illinois; 29 September - 1 October
• 1943 - Re-elected to board, Henry George Foundation

• 197- - Professor of Economics, Princeton University
• 1978 - Quoted in Star-Ledger as supporting shift to LVT
• 1998 - Article, Is Land Taxation Practical?, Illinois Real Estate Letter, Fall

• 1890 - Active in single tax movement

• 1960 - Graduate of Henry George School
  1960 - Elected to California State Assembly

• 1957 - Attended Henry George School conference, Staten Island, NY; July

• A single taxer and member of the Chicago Civic Council
• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November
• 1923 - Elected Alderman (served to 1929; re-elected in 1931)
• 1929 - Candidate for Chicago City Council
• 1933 - Delivered welcoming address at the Henry George Congress, Chicago
• 1934 - Attended Henry George Congress
• 1936 - Address, "Taxation versus Tribute," at the Henry George Fellowship meeting, 17 June
• 1939 - Resigned from the Henry George School board

• Poet
• 1846 - Born, County of Tyrone, Ireland, 30 June (father was a well-known civil engineer)
• 1849 - Family emigrated to the United States (Delaware)
• 1850 - Family moved to Sunbury, Pennsylvania
• 1858 - Family moved to Ohio
• 18-- - She moved to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• 1886 - active supporter of Henry George
• 1955 - Comment by Charles Albro Barker (Henry George, 1955, p.594): "With ... Milne ... George had a long but intermittent corresondence. an oversentimental and pious disciple, Mrs. Milne was one of several who sent George hero-worshipping verse."

• 19-- - Joins faculty, Henry George School
• 1982 - Relocated to Phoenix, Arizona; joins faculty of University of Phoenix
• 1992 - Moved from NYC to Scotsdale, Arizona, began teach a course on real estate

• 1952 - Attended International Union conference, Odense, Denmark

• Became a strong supporter of Henry George and the Single Tax; he frequently attempted to get permissive legislation adopted in Texas
• 1851 - Born (Edgewood, Hanover County, Virginia)
• 1878 - Moved to Texas
• 1886 - Admitted to the Texas bar/font>
• 1912 - Elected to judgeship
• 1935 - Died, 19 June (age 84)

• 2009 - Serving on staff of the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation
• 2009 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Cleveland, Ohio

• 1917 - In publication, possibly as an organ of the Single Tax movement (research required to confirm)

• 19-- - Located at 307 Mass Building, Kansas City; Frank P. Walsh, President

• 1977 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

• 1952 - Began teaching at Henry George School

• 1927 - Appointed Associate Professor of Political Economy, Johns Hopkins University
• 1931 - Paper (title/subject not known) delivered at Henry George Congress, Baltimore
• 1932 - Book, A Preface to Economics, published
• 1933 - Review of George Raymond Geiger's The Philosophy of Henry George, The Nation, 9 August. Quote: "It is easy to understand a little of socialism and so become a convert to it; but one must grasp the whole theory of the Single Tax, or be low to perceive any of it."
• 1934 - Article, "Sweat vs. Steam," Baltimore Evening Sun, 28 February
• 1936 - Review, of A Preface to Economics, by Benjamin W. Burger, Land and Freedom, November-December
• 1938 - Address, Henry George The Economist, at a meeting in honor of Henry George, Princeton University, 21 October 1937. Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1955 - Prof. of History at Rutgers University; gave address on Henry George

• 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Harlem Single Tax Club

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1890s - First read Progress and Poverty in order to debate against its propositions. Reading it truned him into a supporter
• 1927 - Died, 13 May

• 1926 - Active in Single Tax movement

• 1890 - Active in single tax movement; engaged in debates over funding of a new sewer system in Chicago

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1885 - Book, Henry George, The Orthodox, published (critical of George's principles)

• 1944 - Left the U.S. for Palestine, to try to establish an educational program based on Henry George's principles, to contribute toward a "solution of the Palestine land problem through elimination of speculation in land."

• 19-- - Lived in Cleveland when Tom L. Johnson was mayor and first became interested in Henry George's proposals
• 1940 - Review, of Raymond Moley's After Seven Years, by John Luxton, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1950 - Photograph
• 1952 - Photogrpah
• 1952 - Article, Henry George and the Forgotten Man Henry George News, July
• 1952 - Address, [topic not known] at annual Henry George School banquet
• 1960 - Article, U.S. Housing Handouts Creating New Class of Rich From the Idle, Los Angeles Times, 12 January
• 1960 - Newsweek commentary of issue on Land in House & Home
• 1961 - Newsweek column on LVT, May 15
• 1960 - Article, The Time Has Come to Reconsider the Tax Theories of Henry George, Los Angeles Times, July 27
• 1960 - Article, Cities Do Not Need Federal Handouts, Los Angeles times, September 27
• 1960 - Article, "One Reason We Have Slums," Human Events, Vol. XVII, No. 50, 15 December
• 1961 - Book, American Century of John C. Lincoln published
• 1962 - Excerpt from the book, The American Century of John C. Lincoln, published by Duell, Sloan and Pearch, New York
• 1963 - Article, Property Tax Inequities Hurt Us, Los Angeles Times, 20 August
  1964 - Luncheon speaker, International Union/Henry George School conference, NYC
• 19-- - Became Director of Lincoln Foundation; established Lincon School of Public Finance, Clairmont, CA
• 1975 - Book, Daniel O'Connell: Nationalism Without Violence, published, Fordham University Press
• 1975 - Died, 18 February, age 88

• 1930 - Letter, in opposition to the Malthusian doctrine, Los Angeles Record, 12 October

• 1926 - Elected to the board, Henry George Foundation of America

• 1977 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
• 1978 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania
• 1979 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, CA
• 1980 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, New York, NY

• 1890 - Participated in petition to have the single tax adopted in Colorado. In a letter to The Standard, he wrote: "I am not working for money or glory. I am working for the cause of humanity the world over."

• 1981 - Trustee, Henry George School
• 1982 - Elected Vice President, Henry George School of Northern California

• 1967 - Article, Creative Taxation: A Tool for Big Cities?, The Grand Rapid Press, 3 December

• 1955 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, OH
• 1989 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Philadelphia, PA

• 19-- - Moved from Chicago
• 1997 - Became issues editor of IN Magazine
• 199- - Founded Georgist News as an e-mail newsletter

• 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Denver Single Tax Association

• 189- - Founded Henry George Lecture Association
• 1903 - Founded Henry George Lecture Association
• 1926 - Serving as President, Henry George Lecture Association
• 1927 - Arranged for a series of lectures by Percy Williams on the graded tax in the Chicago area
• 1929 - Address, at a dinner meeting of the Henry George Lecture Association, Philadelphia, Pa., 30 May
• 1929 - Died

• (son of John L. Monroe)
• 1973 - Serving as loan officer, Western Bank (thru 1979)
• 1979 - Working for U.S. Bancorp (to 1992)
• 1993 - Earned B.A. in Management, Linfield College, McMinnville, Oregon
• 1996 - Earned J.D., University of North Dakota School of Law
• 1997 - C.F.O., Cyber Learning Corp.

• 1908 - Born, August 31
• 1926 - Member, Henry George Foundation
• 1928 - Holding meetings of the Young Peoples Single Tax Club of Chicago
• 1929 - Took over HG Lecture Association after his father's death
• 1930 - Address, Land Monopoly in England and America, delivered at Henry George Congress, San Francisco; September, Land and Freedom, March-April, 1931
• 1931 - Paper, "Unemployment, a Challenge to Democracy," delivered at Henry George Congress, Baltimore
• 1931 - Article, "The Story of New Westminster, British Columbia," Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1931 - Elected to the board of the newly-formed Single Tax League
• 1933 - Attended Henry George Congress, Chicago, Illinois
• 1934 - Appointed director, Henry George School
• 1934 - Attended Henry George Congress
• 1935 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York, NY; September
• 1936 - Exchanged correspondence with Spencer Heath regarding Henry George, 21 January
• 1936 - Appointed director, Henry George School, Chicago
• 1936 - Attended Henry George Foundation of America Congress, Cincinnati, Ohio; 12-14 November
• 1936 - Letter, to recipients of Progress and Poverty from the Henry George School, sent to recruit students, 8 September
• 1937 - Attended Henry George Congress, Detroit, Michigan; 14-16 October
• 1938 - Attended Henry George Congress, Toronto, Ontario; 7-9 September
• 1938 - Address, "History of the Henry George School Movement," at the graduation exercises of the Henry George School, New York, NY
• 1939 - Article, Numbers -- Its Nature, Cause, Cure, The Freeman, March
• 1941 - Address, "Henry George Movement before Henry George School," at the Henry George School Convention, New York, NY; 9-11 July
• 1941 - Attended Henry George Congress, Chicago, Illinois; 29 September - 1 October
• 1948 - Address, "Chicago's Headquarters and Finances," at Henry George School confernece, Chicago, July
• 1949 - Initiated the Commerce and Industry Division of HGS
• 1950 - Photograph
• 1952 - Attended International Union conference, Odense, Denmark
• 1953 - Address, on talking to business groups, delivered at the Henry George School, April
• 1955 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, OH
• 1959 - Director, Commerce and Industry Program
• 1959 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ
• 1960 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Detroit, MI
• 1961 - Henry George School changed to the Institute for Economic Inquiry
• 1961 - Attended Henry George School conference, Hartford, Connecticut
• 1962 - Photograph
• 1962 - Changed name of program to Institute for Economic Inquiry
• 1962 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Chatham College, Pittsburgh, PA
• 1966 - Attended Henry George School conference, St. Louis, Missouri
• 1968 - Retires, moves to San Francisco
• 1979 - Suffered a stroke
• 1979 - Photograph
• 1979 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, CA
• 1988 - Died, 23 January, San Francisco

• 2006 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Evanston, IL, July
• 2007 - Commentary, Geolibertarian Ideology Limits Political Progress, Land-Cafe discussion, 19 February

• 19-- - Born, Ecuador; professor of English and Spanish literature
• 1955 - Article, "Adaption to the Changing Scene," Henry George News, May
• 1955 - Employed at United Nations

• 1954 - Letter, Henry George News, November

• 1902 - Letter, defending Tom L. Johnson's record, New York Times, 7 September

• 198- - Associate Professor of Philosophy, Nassau Community College
• 1981 - Dissertation, "Property Rights in Land," published
• 1982 - Article, "Epstean's Law," Fragments, April-June
• 1984 - Article, "Getting Nothing for Something," Georgist Journal, Summer
• 1984 - Attended International Union conference, Cambridge, England

• Profession: Attorney
• 1937 - Attended Henry George Congress, Detroit, Michigan; 14-16 October
• 1940 - Attended Henry George Foundation of America Congress, Washington, DC; 25-27 September

• 1978 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania

• 1895 - Joined Fairhope experiment

• 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, Philadelphia

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1895 - Active in Delaware Single Tax campaign
• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Kensington Single Tax Club

• 1938-39 - Taught at University of Missouri as an assistant to Harry Gunnison Brown
• 1950s - Professor of Economics, Lindenwood College, St. Charles, Missouri 1953 - Address, "The Public Debt and Problems of Taxation," at Henry George School, St. Louis, 14 May

• 19-- - Elected President, Federation of Democratic Clubs of Lancaster County
• 1928 - Elected President, Fair Taxation and Assessment League of Pennsylvania (formed in Harrisburg, 22 February)
• 1930 - Toured the United Kingdom and Ireland; reported that conditions were very bad, Land and Freedom, November-December
• 1939 - Died (age 73)

• 1940 - Member, "The Georgists," and serving as instructor, Henry George School
• 1955 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, OH 1959 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ 1960 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Detroit, MI 1962 - Volunteer at new Henry George School extension
• 1953 - Member, Great Books Group

• 1933 - Joined the volunteer faculty, Henry George School, New York

• 1942 - Article, Faith and Patriotism, The Freeman, October
  

• Profession: engrosser
• 1940 - Prepared scroll as congratulatory message to The Freeman, on 3-year anniversary

• 1979 - Reported on trip made to the Panama Canal zone, Georgist Journal, Summer
• 1994 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Fairhope, Alabama

• 1979 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, CA

• 1918 - Letter, Everyman, April, in which he wrote: "It looks very favorable for single tax in California at present, but the landlords will of course pour money into the state like water..."

• 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, Philadelphia

• 1930 - Letter, urging Single Taxers to work "with Socialists to attain common ends." Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1890 - Serving as President, Allentown Tax Reform Club

• Profession: Physician
• 1935 - Taught Henry George courses in the suburbs of Boston
• 1938 - Teaching Henry George course
• 1939 - Teaching Henry George course
• 1939 - Interview on Henry George, broadcast over the radio
• 1940 - Dean, North Boston Faculty; engaged in starting Henry George classes

• 1890 - Serving as Secretary, St. Paul Single Tax Club

• 1959 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ

• 1934 - Serving as Secretary to Mayor McNair, described as "an ardent Single Taxer"
• 1935 - Serving in the U.S. House of Representatives
• 1935 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York, NY; September

• 1940s - President of Haverford Collge
• 19-- - Editor, Washington Post
• 19-- - Editor, Human Events
• 1949 - Book, The Power in the People, published. Reviewed by Sydney Mayers
• 1985 - Article, Honoring a Prophet, a review of Frank Chodorov's selected writings in Fugative Essays, Fragments, July-December

• 1890s - Becomes Single Taxes, influenced by James Bellangee and E.B. Gaston
• 1893 - Supported founding of Single Tax colony in Fairhope, Al

• 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, Philadelphia

• 1953 - Letter, Henry George News, December
• 1967 - Attended Henry George School, Montreal, Quebec; July

• 1982 - Coordinated meetings in Albany on LVT, held at the request of Minority Leader of the State Assembly, James Emery
• 1989 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Philadelphia, PA
• 2005 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; August
• 2006 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Evanston, IL, July

• 19-- - Received his M.A. degree, Cornell University
• 19-- - Began teaching seminars in economics of Henry George

• 1984 - Ran for NC state house of representatives
• 19-- - Became member of Center for Study of Economics
• 2008 - Article, "Do We Need a Georgist Political Party?" Equal Rights, Vol.37, No.1, Spring

• 1932 - Served as toastmaster at a dinner held 19 November in Newark to discuss the Single Tax

• 1949 - Attended International Union conference, Swanwick, England

• 1890 - Serving as President, Washington Land and Tax Club

• 1961 - Letter, Henry George News, June

• 1966 - Member of city council
• 1955 - Completed courses at Henry George School
• 1975 - Photograph
• 1975 - Named CEO of L.E.A.F.
• 1976 - Provided update on L.E.A.F. at Henry George Foundation conference, Evanston, IL
• 1977 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
• 1978 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania
• 1979 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, CA
• 1980 - Attended Joing Georgist Conference, New York, NY
• 1984 - Attended International Union conference, Cambridge, England
• 1985 - Elected director, Common Ground USA
• 1987 - Article, "Is Henry George Relevant Today," San Diego Newsline, 21 July
• 1988 - Ran in Democratic primary as candidate for mayor
• 1989 - Removed as President and as trustee of Basic Economic Education

• 1933 - Serving as President, Single Tax League of Dallas

• 1939 - Serving as Vice President, Henry George Alumni Association

• 1933 - Founded the Henry George Economic League

• 1958 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, San Diego, CA

• 1847 - Born, 14 April, Connecticut (Wallingford)
• 1863 - Entered military service
• 1870s - Earned degree in law; founded The Northern Star newspaper in the Washington Territory
• 1879 - Stopped publication and returned to the practice of law
• 1883 - Launched Morse's Monthly
• 1885 - Began operation of a farm and dairy ranch
• 1887 - Retired from the practice of law
• 1892 - Wrote his memoir
• 1892 - Lost his farm during the economic recession
• 1892 - Excerpt, Henry George in Washington State, from his Memoirs
• 1914 - Died

• 18-- - Graduated from Harvard Law School
• 19-- - Pamphlet, The Philosophy of the Single Tax
• 19-- - Pamphlet, Better Than Socialism
• 1915 - Made speaking tour of New York State on behalf of the New York State Single Tax League
• 1916 - Photograph
• 1921 - Active in Single Tax movement
• 1929 - Address, on the Single Tax, at Masonic Temple, Schuylerville, New York
• 1929 - Participated in the Henry George Congress, Pittsburgh, PA, September
• 1930 - Visited Fairhope, Alabama. Quote: "I had a delightful visit in Fairhope, and am tremendously impressed with what is being done there."
• 1931 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, Baltimore
• 1933 - Letter, regarding Henry George's ideas as solutions to the depression, Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1926 - Elected to the National Advisory Committee, Henry George Foundation of America

• 1936 - Published tracts on fundamental economics

• 2001 - Relocated from Switzerland
• 2001 - Appointed Assistant City Controller

• 1909 - Member, St. Louis Single Tax League
• 1911 - Active in Single Tax movement, elected Secretary, Equitable Taxation League

• Profession: NJ school teacher
• 1936 - Graduated from HGS
• 1992 - Died, November 15

• 1943 - Represented U.S. steel companies in Japan before the war
• 1943 - Address, on conditions in Tokyo during his thirty years in Japan, Henry George anniversay banquet, Town Hall Club, 2 September

• 19-- - Appointed Editor, American Journal of Economics and Sociology
• 1997 - Paper, "Why the Preaching Must Never Stop: The Case for Free Trade from One Generation to the Next," at the International Conference on Henry George, Cooper Union, New York, NY, 1 November
• 2009 - Died, 24 February

• Profession: attorney
• 1953 - Died, January 12

• 1960 - Teacher, Henry George School and secretary of board of trustees
• 1961 - Attended Henry George School conference, Hartford, Connecticut

• 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Mason City Single Tax Committee

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1890 - Serving as President, Henry George Club
• 1890 - Attended the National Conference of Single Tax Clubs, Cooper Union, New York, NY, September

• 2005 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; August
• 2006 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Evanston, IL, July
• 2009 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Cleveland, Ohio

• 1937 - Elected Vice President, Henry George Fellowship
• 1940 - Subscriber, The Freeman

• 1909 - Born
• 19-- - First studied Henry George's works as a youth
• 1997 - Died, November 22, age 88

• 1935- Attended Henry George Congress, New York, NY; September

• 1878 - Sometimes attended meetings of the Land Reform League (accompanied by John Swett)

• 1934 - Article, "Land Value Taxation," The Contemporary Review
• 1934 - Died
• 1935 - Book, Land and Unemployment, published by Oxford University Press

• 1976 - First became acquainted with Henry George's ideas
• 1978 - Attended first Joint Georgist Conference, Bryn Mawr College, Pa.

• 1941 - Article, Selling the Super-State, The Freeman, March

• 1990 - Missouri State Senator, supports LVT
• 2008 - Member, Council of Georgist Organizations

• 1944 - Serving as Secretary, Progress Guide

• 2008 - Member, Council of Georgist Organizations

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 2003 - Trustee, Henry George School, Chicago

• 1967 - Attended Henry George School conference, Montreal, Quebec; July

• 19-- - Graduated, University of California, Berkeley, Social Studies
• 1967 - Became active in Henry George School, Sacramento
• 1977 - Served as President, Henry George School, Sacramento
• 1977 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
• 1979 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, CA

• 1937 - Member, organizing committee, Henry George School extension

• 1936 - Serving as Secretary, Henry George School extension
• 1936 - Pamphlet, High Taxes and Unemployment in This City, revise din 1937; 10,000 copies printed
• 1938 - Died

• 1918 - Letter, Everyman, April, in which she wrote: "With single tax Everybody will have 'a place in the sun' and the greatest cause of war will be over."

• 1937 - Re-elected Secretary/Treasure, Henry George Fellowship

• 1880s - Became a friend of Bret Harte, Samuel Clemens and Henry George
• 1928 - Died (age 87)

• 1955 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, OH

• 1890 - Serving as President, Harlem Single Tax Club

• 1890 - Serving as President, Merrimac Assembly

• 1974 - Member, Graded Tax League of Pennsylvania

• 1949 - Member, Henry George Woman's Club

• 1989 - Attended Joint Georgist conference, Philadelphia, PA

• Sister of John J. Murphy of New York, NY
• 1927 - Retired to San Diego, California,due to ill health

• 1955 - Article, "A Free Economy vs Money," Henry George News, April
• 1955 - Letters, Henry George News, July and October; regarding the money debate 1956 - Article, "Georgist Education and Activism," Henry George School Alumni Pages, January-February
• 1955 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, OH
• 1959 - Teacher, Henry George School
• 1959 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ
• 1963 - Taught Henry George course at the Marionist Fathers university at Piura, Peru
• 1967 - Attended Henry George School conference, Montreal, Quebec; July
• 1969 - Attended Henry George School conference, Chicago, Illinois
• 1970 - Died, 14 June

• 1865 - Born, Ireland
• 1882 - Emigrated to the United States
• 1907 - Elected General Secretary, American Single Tax League
• 19-- - Book, The wisdom of Benjamin Franklin, published
• 1910 - Attended Single Tax Conference, New York, NY, November
• 1927 - Elected Vice President, Robert Schalkenbach Foundation
• 1929 - Prepared review of the progress of land value taxation in the United States
• 1929 - Paper, "Progress of our Movement in the United States," at the International Union conference, Edinburgh, Scotland; 29 July thru 4 August
• 1929 - Paper, "The Progress of Henry George's Ideas in the United States," presented at the International Union conference, Edinburgh, Scotland
• 1936 - Died, 6 December

• 1880s - Active in the Single Tax movement; member, Manhattan Single Tax Club
• 1927 - Died

• 1989 - Attended Joint Georgist conference, Philadelphia, PA

• 1878 - Elected Secretary, Land Reform League of California

• 1939 - Address, "Preservation of Democracy," at Jewish Community Center, Yonkers
• 1939 - Address, "International Relations," at the Kappa Club, Elizabeth, NJ, 17 April

• 1909 - Died, 26 Janually. Described as: "During his twenty-fie years residence here he was one of the staunchest advocates of Henry George's land theory."

• 1870 - Born, 11 September, Gilbertson, PA
• 1876 - Moved to Iowa with family
• 1891 - Moved to Steele County to become a teacher; became an early advocate of Women's Suffrage and founding member of the Independent Voters' Association
• 1895 - Married Charles Stewart Shippy
• 1910 - Article, Thomas Paine and the Land Question, Twentieth Century Magazine, September

• 1890 - Serving as President, Owego Single Tax Club

• 1960 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Detroit, MI

• 1930 - Called for a "national unemployment commission." Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1955 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, OH

• 2006 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Evanston, IL, July
• 2007 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, University of Scranton, Scranton, PA, July

• 1994 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Fairhope, Alabama