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	56k	Samuel Chester Reid, born in Norwich, Conn., 24 August 1783, entered the U.S. Navy in 1794. He served in Baltimore [sic; Constellation] with Commodore Truxton [sic; Truxtun] and in 1803 became master of the brig Merchant. During the War of 1812 he commanded the privateer General Armstrong and at Fayal, Azores, in 1814 engaged gunboats from British men-of-war en route to Jamaica and New Orleans. Although eventually forced to scuttle and abandon his ship, Reid's action delayed the British squadron and aided General Jackson's defense of New Orleans. He was appointed master in the Navy in 1844 and died at New York 28 January 1861.		Bill Gonyo
	80k	Undated, location unknown.		Daniel Dunham
	70k	Undated, location unknown. From Jane's Fighting Ships, 1919.		Robert Hurst
	164k	USS Reid (DD 21) off Rockland, ME on trials circa 1909-1910. Photo from the collection of the Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum.		Fred Weiss/Darryl Baker

ENS Vaughan Veazey Woodward    Dec 3 1909 - ?
LCDR John Sehon Doddridge    Dec 28 1909 - ? 1912
ENS Charles Alan (Baldy) Pownall    ? 1914 - ? (Later VADM)
LCDR Walter Sherman Davidson    ?