New York, der Metropole: seine Kenntnis für Geschäftsleute. . War noch ein James Smith, der gleichen jjlace, die vom Romsey in Schinken |) Shire kam. Die beiden formerserved in der Kolonialen Gesetzgebungen der Periode, wie theannals von Massachusetts zeigen, John Tuttle 1644, andNicholas Noyes in 1660, 1679 und 1680, während der Sohn ofJames Smith, auch James, diente als Leutnant in SirWilliam exjjedition Phips gegen Quebec, aber ich) erished onhis zurück durch Schiffbruch auf der Insel Aniicosti, im Okt., i6 qo. Seitdem Herr Konstanten Vorfahren haben Prom inent worden - die eine oder andere Weise in jedes Gen

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New York, the metropolis : its noted business and professional men. . still another was James Smith, of the same jjlace, who came from Romsey in Ham|)shire. The two formerserved in the Colonial Legislatures of the period, as theannals of Massachusetts show, John Tuttle in 1644, andNicholas Noyes in 1660, 1679 and 1680, while the son ofJames Smith, also James, served as lieutenant in SirWilliam Phips exjjedition against Quebec, but i)erished onhis return by shipwreck on the Island of Aniicosti, in Oct., i6qo. Since then Mr. Constants ancestors have been prom-inent one way or another in every generation and taken anactive part in the wars of the Revolution. He was edu-cated in Anthons and (!harliers famous schools, and pre-l)ared by a private tutor for (olumbia College, from whichhe graduated in the class of 1880 He was called to thebar in 1882 and received his degree of LL.B. in i886. Mr.Constant has been able to dedicate some of his time toscientific literature and is an oriental scholar. This doesnot mean, however, that he is idle at any time. In 1876 he. SAMII-.I. VICTOR CO.WS 1 ANT. joined the First Com])any, Seventh Regiment, of N. Y., isnow member of its Club and also of its Veteran Association.He is one of the Board of Directors of the Y. M. C. A. andmember of its International Committee. He is a memberof the Psi Upsilon Club, Quill Club, American OrientalSociety, Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain, of theArchseological Institute of America, the Mercantile MarineService Association of Great Britain and solicitor of thatassociation in the United States, member of the Sons of theRevolution of the State of New York and one of its dele-gates to the General Society, member of St. DavidsSociety, State Bar Association, N. Y., Genealogical andBiographical Society, Alumni Association of ColumbiaCollege and of the .Academy of Sciences and AmericanHistorical Association and the New York Historical Society.Mr. Constant was the first to conceive the idea, some threeyears

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