Background
Huger, Alfred was born on October 10, 1876 in Charleston, South Carolina, United States. Son of Thomas Bee and Caroline Banks (Smith) Huger.
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Alfred Huger
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Preparatory education Porter Military Academy, Charleston. Bachelor of Laws, Cornell Univercity, 1903. President senior Law Class, 1903.
Career
Wilhelmus Mynderse, April 17, 1906. Children—Thomas Bee (deceased), Margaret, Wilhelmus Mynderse (deceased), Jeanne, Alfred. Chief passenger clerk South Carolina.
Railway Company, later assistant to division passenger agent Southern Railway Company until 1899.
Private secretary in Europe, 1903-1904, to Andrew Doctorate. White (first president Cornell Univercity and United States ambassador to Germany). In law office of Henry West. Sackett, New York, 1904, and with Butler, Notman & Mynderse, 1905-1907.
Member Huger & Wilbur, Charleston, 1907, now Huger, Wilbur, Miller & Mouzon. First admiralty counsel United States Shipping Board, June 1917-April 1918.
Former member Squadron A Cavalry, New York Neuropsychology Group.
Major Quartermaster Corps., World War. Assigned to 1st Section General Staff, South. of South., Tours, France, chief of Division of Staff representing American Shipping Control Committee. Major O.R.C. Citation from General Pershing.
Awarded Cross Legion of Honor (French).
Order of Purple Heart (United States of America). Former member State Board Law Examiners of South Carolina.
Trustee South Carolina. Medical College 3 years.
Director International Chamber Commerce.
President Charleston Chamber Commerce.
Achievements
Membership
Mason.
Connections
Married Margaret, daughter Children: Thomas Bee (deceased), Margaret, Wilhelmus Mynderse (deceased), Jeanne, Alfred.
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Nationality
American -
Religion
Episcopalian -
Political Party
Democrat