Dean Cassius Cato Peabody.

We ought to tell 'Bony' that." "Don't you call him 'Bony' so he'll hear you," whispered Jean.

"It would hurt his feelings." She glanced back over her shoulder to where Mr.
Delaplaine worked, taking off the outer layer of charred clapboards from the front of the house.
"Still it is nice to own a dean, almost as good as a squire," repeated Kit, placidly.

"There were only seven original ones here in Gilead; and his grandfather was one of those.

Let's see, Jean, he would have been our great-great-great-grandfather, wouldn't he?
Great-Uncle Cassius is named for him, Cassius Cato Peabody.