Known jugs (jugs in the UK unless otherwise stated)

With a number:

12 – Rotary Club of Esher
21 – Rotary Club of Scunthorpe
26 – Rotary Club of Appleby
41 – Chard, Somerset
47 – Rotary Club of Bognor Regis
88 – Rotary Club of Wolverhampton
90 – Rotary Club of Auckland East, New Zealand
98 – Rotary International, Evanston, USA (presented by AE Gray)
112 – Past President of Rotary Club of Smethwick
116 – in NZ (hand-written note from the late Rotarian Rodney Halson)
118 – Auckland, New Zealand
135 – Rotarian Goldin, Rotary Club of Halifax
141 – in NZ (information from B Cleal)
143 – On E-Bay in August 2008 – origin ‘deceased estate in Harrogate’
144 – Rotary Club of Hutt City, New Zealand
154 – Private collector
160 – in NZ – per Past DG Jack Porter (hand-written note from Rodney Halson)
165 – Rotary District 9910, New Zealand
170 – in NZ – per Past DG Jack Porter (hand-written note from Rodney Halson)
183 – P Niblett
196 – Mrs Brisley, Kent
197 – RIBI, Alcester
209 – A Stafford, Taradale, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand
224 – Ed.J.Burrow FRGS, President Cheltenham Rotary Club 1926-7
229 – Past President of Rotary Club of Oswestry
232 – Rotary Club of Stoke-on-Trent
233 – Past President of Rotary Club of Ely

Without a number (+) or the number not known (?):

? Rotary Club of Arbroath
+ Rotarian in the Rotary Club of Ely
? Rotarian in the Rotary Club of Halifax
+ Rotary Club of Hull (CH Ross 1922)
+ Past Rotarian of Rotary Club of Hull (HH Sanderson 1924)
+ Rotary Club of Leek
+ Rotary Club of Leicester
+ Rotary Club of Market Drayton
? Rotary Club of Rutland
+ Past Rotarian of Rotary Club of Stoke-on-Trent (FW Langley, 1942/43)
+ Past Rotarian of Rotary Club of Stoke-on-Trent (SH Pope 1980)
+ Rotary Club of Auckland, New Zealand
+ Rotary Club of Epping, New South Wales, Australia
+ Rotary Club of Invercargill, New Zealand
+ Rotary International, Lincolnwood USA
+ Rotary International, Nordonia Hills RC, Ohio, USA
? Rotary Club of Port Elizabeth, South Africa
+ Rotary Club of Winchester, Massachusetts, USA

Unknown jugs:
Rodney Halson’s research also uncovered the prospects for other jugs:

• the early minutes of the Rotary Club of Stoke-on-Trent note ‘a promise by AE Gray to send a jug to the President of the Rotary Club of Paris in 1936, following the visit to Stoke of a member of that Club.’
• Rotarian Percy Jones (of Stoke-on-Trent) had five jugs made for him when visiting South Africa on retirement. One or more were broken, others were given to Clubs in South Africa.
• in 1980 a jug was presented to Jim Walsh, author of The First Rotarian, one of various biographies of Paul Harris.

       …… so there may be a few more in cases or cupboards around the world!