William Folwell Hoisington
<img src="https://www.thewoodcraft.org/wiki/crop.php?f=Shingebis_1917.jpg&width=300" width="14%" resource="./File:Shingebis 1917.jpg" style="float: right; margin: 15px 0px 15px 15px;" alt="William Hoisington - Shingebis, 1917" title="William Hoisington - Shingebis, 1917"> <img src="https://www.thewoodcraft.org/wiki/crop.php?f=william_folwell_hoisington.jpg&width=300" width="12%" resource="./File:william folwell hoisington.jpg" style="float: left; margin: 15px 15px 15px 0px;" alt="William Hoisington - Shingebis, 1917" title="William Hoisington - Shingebis, 1917"> William Folwell Hoisington - Shingebis (11.3.1904 Saint Davids, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, United States – 5.4.1988 Peterborough, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire, United States), syn Julie May Folwell Hoisington a Fredericka Reeda Hoisingtona, a mladší bratr Frederick Reed Hoisington Jr. a Elizabeth Folwell Hoisington.
Byl rovněž woodcrafterem a jejich matka o nich napsala ve spolupráci s Lillian Elizabeth Roy autobiografickou knížku "Woodcraft Boys at Sunset Island", vydanou r. 1919.
V lednu 1914, v rámci rubriky Around the Camp Fire publikoval Seton v Boys’ Life jak přišel ke svému lesnímu jménu.[1]
Odkazy
https://www.geni.com/people/William-Hoisington/6000000018771433481
- ↑ Boys’ Life, 1914 January (article) – How “Hot-Air” Got a New and Honorable Name
