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William D. Puleston
William Dilworth Puleston (born in Monticello, Florida on 1 September 1881-died in Manchester, Massachusetts on 30 September 1968)〔''Naval Academy Alumni Directory, Part I. Class of 1902〕 was an American naval officer and author. He served as Director of Naval Intelligence, 1934-1937. He was considered "a popular, articulate and aggressive officer" and "an ideal planner, a student of world history and foreign affairs."〔Jeffrey M. Dorwart, ''Conflict of Duty: The U.S. Navy's Intelligence Dilemma, 1919-1945'' (Annapolis, 1983), p. 60〕
==Family and Early Life==
William Puleston was one of four sons and two daughters of Samuel Richard Puleston, M.D., (born 22 March 1845 in Carmarthen, Wales-died Monticello, Florida, 1904) and his wife Lulu Dilworth Puleston. His father came from a family that originated in Willington Worthenbury, Wales, and emigrated to Florida to be with his uncle.〔http://digitalhistoryproject.pbworks.com/w/page/23768020/7%20Prominent%20Men?rev=1267401828〕 On 11 March 1912, William Puleston married Marian Stanwood Emery.
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