April 1, 1927 Intellect 441 points, IER Not yet known Tests Scholastic status B.A. 1923 Has left M.A. 1924 school to Ph.D. candidate go to work Also finishing first year in Theological Seminary EDITOR'S SUPPLEMENT Although no follow-up inquiry has been made since the year 1927, a few items gleaned from clippings found in the author's files are relevant. These are newspaper accounts, chiefly in connection with E's being ordained as deacon, and later elevated to the Protestant Episcopal priesthood. These articles recite that E-- Received his B.A. at the age of 15 years. Received his M.A. degree the following year. Was ordained deacon on December 21, 1929, at the age of 21. Received his Ph.D. the following year at the age of 22. Also received the degree Bachelor of Sacred Theology, in June, 1929. Was elevated to the priesthood in the Protestant Episcopal Church at the age of 24 (June 19, 1932) at a special ordination service at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, New York City. As a graduate student too young for the priesthood, he had held a fellowship in the General Theological Seminary, teaching Greek and history. There is also an announcement of his marriage in September, 1939. See also Editor's Note on publications, foot[note 14]. [1] See Preface, [paragraphs 2-5.] [2] EDITOR'S NOTE. This child was observed by Leta S. Hollingworth over a period of nearly a quarter century. She published three accounts of his development, and the present chapter is in the main a composite of these three reports, to which are added such supplementary items as are available. The articles referred to are as follows: Garrison, Burke, and Hollingworth. "The Psychology of a Prodigious Child." _Journal of Applied Psychology_ (June, 1917). Hollingworth, Garrison, and Burke. "Subsequent History of E------ Five Years after the Initial Report." _Journal of Applied Psychology_ (June, 1922). Hollingworth, Leta S. "Subsequent History of E------ Ten Years after the Initial Report." _Journal of Applied Psychology_ (October, 1927). [3] Bartlett, J. G. "The Belcher Families in New England." _New England History and General Register_, Vol. 60, pages 125-136, 243-256, 358-364. Belcher, Jonathan. "The Belcher Papers." _Collection of the Massachusetts Historical Society_, Vols. 6 and 7. Appleton's _Cyclopedia of American Biography_, Vol. 1 (1887). (Jonathan Belcher.) [4] Drowne, Henry R. "Family Record of Solomon Drowne." _New York Genealogical and Biographical Record_, Vol. 5, No. 35, pages 171-172. New York; 1904.