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not immediately follow in his father's and grandfather's footsteps in joining the Marine Corps. It appears he was very active in the Columbia Sports Club and, being one of the best tennis players in Washington D.C., was eventually elected president of the Southern Lawn Tennis Association. Regrettably, I can't find any information on those two organizations outside of old newspaper articles, so I don't know if it would be useful here. Just putting this information out there in case anyone is interested in expanding this article.
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I have been researching old newspaper articles, trying to find out more about Charles' younger brother William. There is a lot of varies sources out there indicating Charles' significant skill in Tennis, and his involvement in popularizing the sport in the 1880s. It helped explain for me why he did
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Actually this is a great find thanks, the Quartermaster general thing might help too but just as notable or maybe even more is his work modifying the Marines enlisted sword (this sword is still used and is the oldest weapon in continuous use for the US Military, barring changes along the way such as
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indicates in fact that McCawley was the Quartermaster General of the Marine Corps. This might be a worthy addition to the article, as it seems to improve the subject's claim for notability. I have no knowledge of Marine Corps posts, though, so I could have it wrong, but it would seem that
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I came across this source while looking through Google books: Edwin H. Simmons (2003)
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Concerning the "Chief Clerk" position, I may be able to shed some light on that. In
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