Bernard Moses, an educator at the University of California, was an original member of the Philippine Commission, serving from 16 March 1900 to 31 December 1902. He was among those who drafted Act No. 74 or the "Education Act of 1901", which resulted in the revamp of the Philippine public school system. He served as the country's Secretary of Public Instruction, closely working with Fred Atkinson, his Superintendent General. He moved to the islands with his wife, Edith Moses. The couple had one child, Aurea. He was 6 feet tall and had dark brown hair and grey eyes. More here: http://bit.ly/l0YHdp.