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(‘Present’ would be AS XIII sometime - this is updated from a document compiled by Mistress Hilary of Serendip)
| Board of Directors (Formed July 1968) | Jon DeCles | July 1968 - April 1975 |
| Diana Listmaker | July 1968 - May 1976 | |
| Harold Breakstone | July 1968 - January 1972 | |
| Ruthven of Rockridge | January 1972 - April 1974 | |
| Douglas Brownbeard | April 1974 - September 1976 | |
| Ruthven of Rockridge | April 1975 - October 1977 | |
| Carolyn O’Conaire | April 1975 - February 1978 | |
| William of Hoghton | April 1975 - June 1979 | |
| Steward (Chancellor/Seneschal of SCA) | Jon DeCles | July 1968 - Spring 1973 |
| Samuel de Basset | April 1973 - Spring 1974 | |
| Thorvald im Grimmi | Spring 1974 - (May?) 1976 | |
| Deputy Steward | Samuel de Basset | Fall 1971 - April 1973 |
| Thorvald im Grimmi | April 1973 - May 1974 | |
| Ruthven of Rockridge | May 1974 - May 1976 | |
| Chancellor of the Exchequer | Siegfried von Hoflichskeit | April 1967 - August 1968 |
| Diana Listmaker | August 1970 - 1972 | |
| Kreig Allerhochst | 1972 - 1973 | |
| Douglas Brownbeard | Spring 1973 - 1976 | |
| Lord Laurel King of Arms | Harald of Breakstone | August 1969 - 1973 |
| Ioseph of Locksley | 1973 - 1975 | |
| Karina of the Far West | 1975 - 1979 | |
| Registrar | Siegfried von Hoflichskeit | April 1967 - September 1970 |
| Boncueur | Sept. 1970 - October 1974 | |
| Eilis ni Roibeard O’Boirne | October 1974 - May 1975 | |
| Richard the Short | 1975 - 1978 | |
| Chancellor | David of Illwheirlane | July 1968 - ? |
| Jon DeCles | Fall 1969? - | |
| Earl Marshal | Edwin Bersark | Summer 1971 - 1973 |
| Richard Ironsteed | 1973 - 1976 | |
| Master of Sciences | William of the Shire | Spring 1972 -1979 |
| Mistress of Arts | Diana Listmaker | July 1968 -1975 |
| Tribune | Harold of Breakstone | Summer 1971 - |
| Stock Clerk | Harold Haakonson | 1971 - 1972 |
| Timothy Stonewall | 1972 -1973 | |
| Alice of Briar Brook | 1973 - 1979 | |
| Deputy Chronicler | Linda Muriell von Katzenbrasse | June 1974 - May 1975 |
| Eilis ni Roibeard O’Boirne | May 1975 - | |
| TI Editor (Redactor) | Jon DeCles | April 1967 - June 1969 |
| Kerry the Rock | June 1969 - Spring 1974 | |
| Sylvanus Andere | Spring 1974 -1974 (end?) | |
| Clerk of the Chancery | Created 1/27/73? |
| Caid | Crescent Herald | Conrad von Regensburg |
| Angels | Seraph | Cadhla of Tregden |
| John ap Griffin (untitled) | ||
| Calafia | Trident (acting) | ? |
| Isles | Red Tower | Renfield of the Inland March (Edmund Renfield Wanderscribe) |
| Dreiburgen | Pheon | ? |
| An Tir | Black Lion | Jerald of Galloway |
| Madrone | Robert of Westmarch | |
| Three Mountains | Jerald of Galloway | |
| Principality of the Mists | Green Cloak | Leon de Asturias |
| Province of the Mists | Nebuly | Wilhelm von Schlüssel |
| Southern Shores | Silver Gull | Paul the Barbarian |
| Marin | Grey Colin of the Axe | |
| Rieslingshire |
| Seneschal | Jon DeCles | 5/67 - 6/70 |
| Stefan de Lorraine | 6/70 - 1/6/73 | |
| William the Lucky | 1/6/73 - 1/4/75 | |
| Andre de Sevastopol | 1/4/75 - Present | |
| Earl Marshal | Edwin Bersark | 5/67 - 11/71 |
| Caradoc ap Cador | 11/71 - 1/6/73 (?) | |
| (Acting) | Siegfried von Hoflichskeit | 1/6/73 (?) - 2/23/73 |
| Kevin Peregrynne | 2/23/73 - Present | |
| Mistress of Arts | Rima of Rockridge | |
| Christina of the Runes | ||
| Master of Music | Alphonso de Castille | |
| Chancellor | David of Illwheirlane | 7/68 - Present |
| (David considers himself on leave from this position, as he does not currently live in The West, but was never released from it ...) | ||
| Chancellor of the Exchequer | Siegfried von Hoflichskeit | 7/68 - ? |
| Robert of Dunharrow | 1/70 - ? | |
| Scribe | Alisande du Rohan (Henrik) | 1/8/71 |
| Andre de Sevastopol | ||
| Annette of Fair Monte | ||
| Principal Herald | (College setup in April ‘68) | |
| Herald of Breakstone (Court Herald) | - August 69 | |
| (Clarion) | Randall of Hightower | August 69 - ? |
| (Vesper) | Karina of the Far West | ? |
| Master of Sciences | Jon the Lean (Jon FitzRolf) | 7/72 -? |
| Brian Dritar an Con | ? | |
| Mistress of the Lists | Diana Listmaker | |
| Karina of the Far West | ||
| Rachel Col de Cygne | ||
| Janet Breakstone | ||
| Gormflait niCuallachin | 3/26/72 | |
| Annette of Faire Monte | ||
| Morgan FitzRolf | ||
| Royal Chatelaine | Ardis an Dearg | 4/69 - Sept. 70 |
| Luise of the Phoenix | Sept 70 - | |
| Golden Key | (Founded by Diana) | |
| Ruthven & Rima of Rockridge | 1/70 | |
| Constable | David of Illwheirlane | 1/71 |
| Stefan de Lorraine | 1/70 | |
| Samuel de Bassett | Autumn 71? | |
| Steven MacEanruig | 5/72 | |
| Sheridan of Greenholm | 5/72 | |
| Eleacar ben David | 5/72 | |
| Neil of Gyr | ? | |
| Robert of Westmarch | May 4, 1974 | |
| Clerk of the College of Bards | Gwydion Aendderwyn | Fall 1971 |
| Royal Pavilioner | Marynel of Darkhaven | |
| Pavilioner to the Arts | Raymond the Mild | 5/72 |
| Royal Dance Master | Allen van Ore | |
| Tourney Masters | Bela of Eastmarch | |
| Karina of the Far West | ||
| James Greyhelm | ||
| Verena of Laurelin | ||
| Siegfried von Hoflichskeit | ||
| Ardis an Dearg | ||
| Royal Falconer | Mark von dem Falkensfenn | |
| Mistress of Games & Jollities | Sheen of Ire | |
| Mistress of Equestrian Arts | Suzanne of Ravenhill | < July 71 |
| Editor of The Page | Diana Listmaker | (still as of 5/70) |
| Hal Ravn, Dorothey of Paravel | Nov 1971 - 5/75 | |
| Trude Lacklandia | 5/75 - ? | |
Annotations:
"Duke Siegfried was the first Chancellor of the Exchequer of the SCA.
He was such at the time I joined (Oct. 1967- AS II) and continued, I
think, until Don/Jon incorporated the SCA (summer, 1968, ie. early AS III),
after which Don became Steward, Chronicler, Exchequer, and Chairman of
the Board. I was the first Chancellor of the Exchequer of the West
Kingdom (after the kingdom and the SCA were no longer synonymous). I
was appointed in late AS III (between March Crown of AS III & May Coronation of
AS IV , both being Spring of 1969) by then King Caradoc at the
recommendation of then Crown Prince Siegfried, who foresaw that the
Kingdom would now need funds of its own, apart from those of the SCA, Inc.
I suppose it was originally an appointment for life, since when I was
knighted by Siegfried at his coronation that May (our first ever overnight
event), my scroll read "Robert of Dunharrow - Knight, Chancellor of
the Exchequer" However, after slightly over a decade, in early
AS XIV, I finally managed to get someone else to do it. So
April 1969 to about June 1979 would be about it. I
was given the office, but no rules about how to do it, so I made
all that up as I went. (As did most other original great officers.) We
had not one penny to start either, so I had to devise ways of getting
people to put coins in the hat, later teaching them that paper money
was needed when we started having to actually pay to use sites. (After
Prop. 13 impoverished all local parks.)
“I squeezed all the money I could
out of the populace, then sort of sat on it like Smaug to keep
it from getting spent wildly. Only one king in 30 reigns ever asked
me how much money we had, they would just ask if we could
afford something and I would say we could or could not and that
was always accepted. I think we had a cushion of over $1,000
by the time I passed it on. That was a fair fortune in those times.
(Considering we all thought Don mad in AS III when he proposed
raising $100 to incorporate the SCA.)” - Robert of Dunharrow
“As Sir Robert says, getting small amounts out of Don even for the filing fee to become a non-profit tax exempt corporation was like pulling teeth. Though I fondly remember my appearance before an IRS agent in San Francisco, accompanied by the Board of Directors as we successfully convinced the gentleman that the SCA was an "educational corporation" within the meaning of the Code.” - David Of Illwheirlane
Description of this event,
© Copyright 1980 by William R. Keyes (Wilhelm von Schlüssel)
This is from The History of the West Kingdom, Volume 1 (the only
volume produced). When reading this text, please keep in mind the following
disclaimer:
Disclaimer: This history may have errors in it, as much of the detail is “remembered” history, or as one of the cover pages of the original type-written manuscript states “The material within is derived from the information printed in The Crown Prints and in The Page, and from the memories of the participants.” The original document was typed on onion-skin paper, with hand-written notes (often in the margins). All attempts have been made to reconcile the notes with the original document.
Annotations, when they are added, are from The Annotated History of the West, Volume 1, which is the same text as Master Wilhelm's mentioned above, with commentary from members of the SCA who were active at the time of the event, and are added to help clarify questions and expand on what happened and why. This volume is copyright © Ken Mayer (Hirsch von Henford).
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