Gerard Wilfred Gawalt

Background

Gawalt, Gerard Wilfred was born on February 10, 1943 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. Son of John R. and Regina M. (Chaloux) Gawalt.

Education

Bachelor, Northeastern U., 1965; Master of Arts, Clark University, 1968; Doctor of Philosophy, Clark University, 1969.

Career

Reporter, Milford Daily News, Massachusetts, 1961-1963; reporter, Worcester Telegram, Massachusetts, 1963-1965; instructor, Assumption College, 1967-1968; instructor, Clark University, 1968-1969; history specialist, Library. of Congress, Washington, since 1969; specialist in legal history, Library. of Congress, Washington, since 1969. Adjunct Professor George Mason U., 1972, Catholic U. American, 1981. Guest lecturer George Washington University, Smithsonian Institution, Salem (Massachusetts) State University, College.of West Virginia.

Board directors on publication of papers of James Monroe Ash Lawn-Highland (James Monroe's Plantation). Consultant James Monroe Museum, Fredericksburg, Virginia. Member editorial board James Monroe's Papers.

Achievements

• Gerard Wilfred Gawalt has been listed as a notable Law historian, writer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member publications board Ash Lawn-Highland former home of James Monroe. Member American Society Legal History, Library. of Congress Professional Guild (treasurer 1977-1978, president 1978-1979).

Connections

Married Jane F. Cavanaugh, August 6, 1966. Children: Susan, Ann, Ellen.

Father:

John R. Gawalt

Mother:

Regina M. (Chaloux) Gawalt

Spouse:

Jane F. Cavanaugh

child:

Susan Gawalt

child:

Ann Gawalt

child:

Ellen Gawalt