John C. Whitehead http://www.isgp.eu/organisations/Pilgrims_Society02.htm Huge globalist and long-time close associate of David Rockefeller. Director Rockefeller University For this analysis PEHI has used nineteen annual Pilgrims of the United States officers list dating from 1973 to 1995. There are a total of 54 different people on these lists. John C. Whitehead and Thomas L. Pulling have been added to this analysis, as we know the former at the moment is a Pilgrims vice president and member of the executive committee, while Pulling was an executive member in the late 1990s. This brings us to a total of 56 Pilgrims of the United States Officers since 1973 that we know about (ignoring two others of the late 1990s). The table below shows the 21 officers with rather obvious connections to the Rockefeller interests or the Morgan bank. Hulbert S. Aldrich 1907-1995 Cousin of the Rockefellers. President of Greer School with Mrs. David Rockefeller (1942-1947). Vice chairman and a director the Chemical Bank New York Trust Company. Winthrop W. Aldrich 1885-1974 Uncle of Nelson Rockefeller. Early member CFR. President and chair of Chase National Bank. Hoyt Ammidon 1909-1988 Personal-investment manager for Vincent Astor in the 1950s. Chair U.S. Trust Co. Fellow Pierpont Morgan Library. His son became managing director of Chase Manhattan Investment Bank and shared a board with Peter C. Rockefeller. Kingman Brewster 1919-1988 Special assistant in the governmental office of Nelson Rockefeller. Member CFR. Trustee Carnegie Endowment. Eli Whitney Debevoise 1899-1990 Heir to the Rockefeller-Whitney Standard Oil fortune through his mother. Associate of Winthrop W. Aldrich, an uncle of Nelson Rockefeller. Trustee of Rockefeller University. Member CFR. C. Douglas Dillon 1909-2003 Schoolmates had included Nelson, Laurance and John Rockefeller III. Director and later chair of Dillon, Read & Co. which financed the Nazis. Chairman Rockefeller Foundation. Board member Chase Manhattan Bank. Vice chair CFR. Associated with many other important people and institutions. John R. Drexel III 1919-2007 The Drexel banker firm historically were partners of J.P. Morgan. The Astors, Aldriches and Rockefellers were among John Drexel's friends. John's son, John R. Drexel, IV, also became a Pilgrims executive. John W. Gardner 1912-2002 Associate of Nelson Rockefeller. Director or advisor of Rockefeller Brothers Fund and Rockefeller University. President of the Carnegie Corporation and Carnegie Foundation. Member CFR. Thomas S. Gates 1906-1983 CEO and chairman of Morgan Guaranty Trust. Member CFR. S. Parker Gilbert alive Son and godson of two J. P. Morgan partners who were early CFR members. Chairman of Morgan Stanley and trustee of the Morgan Library who still keeps a close eye on the traditional Morgan interests. CFR member. Alfred Hayes d. 1989 Employee. National City Bank. Chair Morgan Stanley. Member CFR. Robert V. Lindsay alive Assistant vice president J.P. Morgan & Co. Chair Morgan Guarantee Trust. Director Americas Society. Member CFR. John M. Meyer, Jr. d. 1996 Chair and CEO of J.P. Morgan & Co. and Morgan Guaranty Trust. Member CFR. Henry S. Morgan 1900-1982 A son of J.P. Morgan, Jr. Partner in J. P. Morgan & Co. and co-founder Morgan Stanley. Trustee of the Morgan Library. Early member CFR. OSS during WWII, together with his brother. Ellmore C. Patterson 1913-2004 Married into the Choate family, which was intimately connected to the Rockefeller and Morgan interests, just as the Pilgrims. Chair J.P. Morgan & Co. Shared at least two boards with Laurance Rockefeller. Member CFR. Pulling, Thomas L. alive Assistant treasurer J.P. Morgan & Co. Inc., New York City, 1962-1968. Retired as a managing director of Citigroup in 2006. Eben W. Pyne 1917-2007 President and director of National City Trust and senior vice president National City Bank. William Rockefeller 1918-1990 Son of William Avery Rockefeller and descendant of John D. Rockefeller, Sr. Chair Geraldine Rockefeller Dodge Foundation. Dean Rusk 1909-1994 Rhodes Scholar. President Rockefeller Foundation. Co-founder Club of Rome. CFR member. John C. Whitehead alive Huge globalist and long-time close associate of David Rockefeller. Director Rockefeller University John Cunningham Whitehead (born April 2, 1922), is currently the chairman of the World Trade Center Memorial Foundation (WTC Memorial Foundation), and former chairman of the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation until he resigned in May 2006.[1] Born in Evanston, Illinois his family moved to Montclair, New Jersey when he was two years old.[2] Whitehead graduated from Haverford College in 1943 and served in the U.S. Navy during World War II, where he commanded one of the landing crafts at Omaha Beach, in the D-Day landing invasion of Normandy.[3] [4] Later he joined the prestigious New York investment bank of Goldman Sachs, rising to become chairman over a total period at the firm of 38 years; retiring in 1984 as Co-Chairman and Senior Partner. He served as United States Deputy Secretary of State in Ronald Reagan's administration from 1985 to 1989 under George Shultz, and was awarded the Presidential Citizens Medal by President Reagan. In 1996, he was the campaign chairman for Michael Benjamin who ran for a seat in New York's 8th congressional district. He is former Chairman of the Board of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the United Nations Association, and a former Chairman of The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the Harvard Board of Overseers. He is a former director of the New York Stock Exchange and Chairman Emeritus of The Brookings Institution.