Wendell D. Rockwood

Wendell D. Rockwood was a member of the Citizen's Municipal Party and was mayor of Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States, from 1916–1918. He is also a direct descendant of the Puritans of New England.[1] [2]

References

"Candidates for Mayor and Other Municipal Positions to be Chosen.--Liquor License an Issue." The Harvard Crimson, March 10, 1914. http://www.theharvardcrimson.com/article/1914/3/10/cambridge-elections-today-pthe-cambridge-municipal/.
Mahoney, Henry J. Pen Portraits of Prominent People of Cambridge. Touched with Satire. Cambridge, Mass.: Cambridge Sentinel, 1923.

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[1] "Candidates for Mayor and Other Municipal Positions to be Chosen.--Liquor License an Issue." The Harvard Crimson, March 10, 1914. http://www.theharvardcrimson.com/article/1914/3/10/cambridge-elections-today-pthe-cambridge-municipal/.

[2] Mahoney, Henry J. Pen Portraits of Prominent People of Cambridge. Touched with Satire. Cambridge, Mass.: Cambridge Sentinel, 1923.