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Readers are asked to , report allcases of books ; marked or mutilated. Do not deface books by niarks and ivritinsr. B Cornell University M Library The original of this book is in the Cornell University Library. There are no known copyright restrictions in the United States on the use of the text. http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924030631752 ALUMNI RECORD OF WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY MIDDLETOWN, CONN. FOURTH EDITION 1911 EDITED BY FRANK W. NICOLSON Secretary of the Faculty THE TUTTLE, MOREHOUSE & TAYLOR COMPANY New Haven, Conn. r CONTENTS. Page Preface v HisTOHCAL Sketch : viii Annals, 1882-1911 xvi Trustees xxvi Faculty xxxiii 'Records of the Faculty, not Wesleyan Graduates xliv Graduates i Non-Graduates 607 Masters of Arts or of Science, on Examination 805 Honorary Alumni 807 Index 872 PREFACE. The first edition of the Alumni Record of Wesleyan University was published in 1869. It was compiled by Orange Judd, of the class of 1&47, and was published at his expense. To quote from the Preface to the edition of 1873, it was "not the least of Mr. Judd'S noble gifts to the University, in whose welfare he has always taken such a generous interest." This book was said to be more complete than any similar work previously issued by an American college. The second edition of the Record appeared in 1873. It was published by the Alumni Association, and was edited by a committee, appointed by the Association, consisting of Professors C. T. Winchester and William North Rice, and Mr. G. Brown Goode. The third edition was published by the University in 1883, under the ' direction of a committee of the Faculty, consisting originally of President Foss, and Professors Rice and Winchester; upon the resignation of President Foss, President Beach was appointed in his place, and during the absence for a year of Professor Winchester, Professor C. S. Harrington was added to the committee. Under the direction of this Committee of Supervision, the editing of the Record of Graduate Alumni was performed by Mr. Joseph C. Burke, of the class of 1874; Mr. G. Brown Goode prepared the Bibliographical Record, and Mr. C. S. Smiley, of the class of 1874, the Record of Non-Graduate Alumni. The Trustees authorized the edition in June, 1^79, but the labor of obtaining information, now published for the first time, concerning the non-graduates, rendered it impracticable to issue the book until 1883. This edition of the Record, comprising 836 pages, was also understood to be the most complete Alumni Record issued to date by any of the colleges of America. The Trustees voted in June, 1909, to publish a fourth edition of the Record, and appointed. Professors Rice and Winchester to assist the Editor as an Advisory Committee. The aim has been to make this edition as complete as its predecessors in most particulars. Some consideration had to be given, however, to the question of bulk, as the number bf graduates and non-graduates has more than doubled since 1883. The family records of the non-graduates and of the mem- bers of the Faculty, not graduates of Wesleyan, have therefore been omitted, and instead of printing a complete Bibliographical Record, the titles of books published, or of the most important of them in case WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY ALUMNI RECORD. the list was long, have been inserted in the personal record. In some particulars this edition is more complete than the earlier ones, as, for instance, in including the fraternity relationship of graduates and non-graduates. It is a matter of regret that considerations of space have compelled the adoption of a somewhat condensed form of state- ment ; the book would have been more attractive in appearance if the names, degrees, etc., could have been displayed in better typographical form. To quote again from the preface to an earlier edition, "in a work of this kind it is necessary to aim at entire accuracy, but folly to expect to attain it." The Editor is fully conscious that there are many errors in these pages. In partial extenuation he would plead that from a number of the graduates, and from a much larger number of the non-graduates, he has been unable to obtain the information needed in order to prepare a full and accurate record. In cases where the blank form asking for information was not returned, a second and, later, a third communication was sent, but a number made no reply, and a few definitely refused to accede to the request. The Editor has done what he could to supply these deficiencies from other sources, but there is always doubt as to the accuracy of information thus obtained. One of the most difficult tasks hag been to trace the families of the alumni who have died since 1883, so as to bring the record of marriages and deaths of children up to date. From one source or another, however, the information has in most cases been secured. It is to be hoped that so long a period as twenty-eight years will not be allowed to elapse again before the publication of the next Alumni Record. The , following explanatory remarks may be offered concerning certain features of the book: Abbreviations. Only those in common use have been employed, as, for instance, h. fqr born, m. for married, d. for died. An asterisk before a name indicates decease. , Degrees. All degrees are from Wesleyan University, unless other- wise stated, except that in a few cases, for lack of information, M.D. is printed without indication of the college from which it was received. Bibliography. On account of lack of space it has been impossible to include mention of articles and ephemeral publications; the titles of books only are given, and in many cases mereV a selection of titles from a long list. ^ Fraternities. Mention of fraternities is restricted to those in active existence at the present time, including the Commons Club. These are, in the order of their establishment: Phi Nu Theta, or Eclectic, Psi Upsilon, Chi Psi, Alpha Delta Phi, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Beta Theta Pi, Delta Tau Delta, and the Commons Club. Non-graduates. The list does not include all who have studied at Wesleyan University, but only those who have been in residence long enough to undergo at least one examination. The Editor would acknowledge his obligation to the many persons, graduates of the college and others, who have replied so courteously to his requests for information; to the printers. The Tuttle, Morehouse & iTaylor Company, for their painstaking work; to Professors Rice and Winchester, for their criticism and advice; and to the Trustees, for giving him an opportunity of presenting to the college, which he has been permitted to serve for the last twenty years, this humble tribute of loyalty and affection. FRANK W. NICOLSON. HISTORICAL SKETCH OF WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY. (By Professor C. T. Winchester, L.H.D.) It was not until about the close of the first quarter of the last century that the Methodist Episcopal Church began to give any very earnest and hearty patronage to the cause of higher education. Between the years 1824 and 1826, the flourishing seminaries at Wil- braham, Kents Hill, and Cazenovia were opened under the auspices of the denomination, and immediately secured a large attendance. While the seminaries served to foster and encourage the newly- awakened interest in education, the leading minds of the Church became convinced of the need of some institution of collegiate rank, located in New England or New York, which should provide facilities for the highest intellectual culture. At this juncture, a seeming accident turned their attention to Middle- town, Conn., and secured the immediate establishment of the projected institution at this place. In 1825, Capt. Alden Partridge, first Superin- tendent of the U. S. Military Academy at West Point, opened in Mid- dletown the "American Literary, Scientific, and Military. Academy." Through the liberality of the citizens of Middletown, two substantial stone buildings had been erected for the school; and it was for a short time very prosperous, drawing cadets from almost every state in the Union. Its prosperity, however, soon waned; and, failing to obtain a charter from the Legislature, it was removed, early in 1829, to Norwich, Vt, leaving vacant the buildings it had occupied. The Rev. Laban Clark, D.D., then Presiding Elder of the New Haven District, happened shortly after to be in Middletown; and being informed that one of the trustees of these buildings had casually suggested selling them to the Methodists, for the sum of five thousand dollars, he at once notified them that he would be one of ten to purchase the pro- perty, and would promptly secure the other nine. This led to the serious consideration of the matter; and at the ensuing session of the New York Conference, May, 1829, Dr. Clark presented from the trustees proposals for the transfer of the property in due form, and urged their acceptance upon the conference. A committee, consisting of James Emory, Samuel Lucky, and Heman Bangs, was appointed to consider these proposals. The New England Conference, being invited to unite in the project, appointed Timothy Merritt, S. Martindale, artd Willbur Fisk to act in conjunction with the New York Committee. The first act of this joint committee was to issue proposals inviting the several towns within a specified region to compete for the location HISTORICAL SKETCH. of the college by the offer of subscriptions. Liberal offers came from Troy, N. Y., Bridgeport, Conn., and Wilbraham, Mass.; but those from Middletown were now so modified that the committee had no hesitation in preferring them. The trustees of the Academy, with the consent of the stockholders, offered the entire property, valued at about thirty thousand dollars, to the conferences, on the two conditions, that it should be perpetually used for a college or university, and that a fund of forty thousand dollars should first be raised, for the endowment of the college. About eighteen thousand dollars of this fund were promptly subscribed by citizens of Middletown. The report of the committee recommending the acceptance of.liiis offer was adopted at the session of conference in May, 1830. The forty thousand dollars was soon raised, trustees were at once chosen, and the college organized under the name, "The Wesleyan University." At the first meeting of the joint Board of Trustees and Visitors, August 24, 1830, the Rev. Willbur Fisk, D.D., then principal of Wes- leyan Academy, was elected first President of the Wesleyan University. In October of the same year, a preparatory school was opened in the buildings, under the superintendence of the Rev. W. C. Larrabee. In May, 1831, a charter was granted the University; and on the twenty- first of the following September its halls were opened to students. The Faculty consisted of President Fisk, Professors Augustus W. Smith and John Mott Smith, and Tutor W. Magoun. At first, ,in accordance with the peculiar views of President Fisk, which were afterwards entertained by Presidents Wayland of Brown and Marsh of the University of Vermont, the proficiency of the student was made the only basis of- classification; and any student able to pass the requisite examination received a diploma, without regard to the time he had spent in college. This plan, however, was soon abandoned, and the usual system of classification adopted in its stead. It is worthy of note, that the Wesleyan University anticipated another of the most important features of the new education, by establishing, very early in its history, a scientific course, to meet the wants of those who wished to obtain advanced literary and scientific training, but whose tastes or circumstances forbade the ordinary classical course. In its. early days of poverty and of struggle, the institution had many faithful and earnest friends, among whom Dr. Laban Clark and Dr. Heman Bangs are worthy of especial mention ; but to no one was it so deeply indebted as to its President, Willbur Fisk. His pure and lofty piety and his gentle and winning manner endeared him to all who knew, him; while his tact and prudence, his high administrative ability, his thorough culture and extensive reputation, and his untiring efforts in behalf of the University, soon assured its success, and secured for it general recognition. At the death of Dr. Fisk, in 1839, Dr. Stephen Olin, then in Europe, was elected President. On his return from Europe, the following year. Dr. Olin found himself too feeble to assume the duties of the presi- HISTORICAL SKETCH. dency, and consequently resigned it early in 1841. In February of that year, DrJ Nathan Bangs wa« elected to the vacant post. Dn Bangs, then in the midst of a long and honorable career, felt that the sphere of his greatest usefulness lay elsewhere : he accepted the position with reluctance, and in' July, 1842, willingly resigned it to Dr. Olin, whose health had now so improved as to justify his 'acceptance. Dr. Olin's fame as a pulpit orator, and his previous success in a similar situation, caused him to be greeted with an enthusiastic wel- come. His health was so feeble as never to allow him to devote him- self as he wished' to the work of instruction. He was, however, very successful in improving the financial condition of the University, and exteJiding its reputation ; and his noble and commanding character was itself an inspiration to all the students under his charge. He received very efficient aid in the general administration of the University from Professor Augustus W. Smith, LL.D., who for several years filled the office of Vice President. ■ Dr. Olin died in 185I. After an interval of a year^ Professor Smith was elected to the chair of President. Dr. Smith had been connected with the University from the beginning; he was a most thorough scholar, and extended, while President, the high and well-deserved reputation he had won as a professor of mathematics. It was the con- stant desire of President Smith, during the whole terra of his adminis- tration, to secure such an endo'wment fund for the University as would relieve it from the constant pressure of financial embarrassment, and assure its continued existence and prosperity. About one hundred thousand dollars was subscribed to this fund; and although, as is usual in such cases, the full amount subscribed was never realized, yet by the persevering labors of President Smith, ably aided by Professor H. B. Lane, more than eighty thousand dollars was at this time invested for the endowment of professorships. Mr. Isaac Rich, of Boston, was the chief donor to this fund. Upon the resignation of President Smith, in 1857, the Rev. Joseph Cummings, D.D., LL.D., President of Genesee College; was elected to the vacant post, although he did not assume office until the spring of 1858. The personal force and energy of President Cummings, his tireless industry, his hearty devotion to the welfare of the University, together with his skill and popularity as an instructor, combined to make his administration in many respects a very successful one. It was particu- larly marked by the growth of the material interests of the institution, in which President Cummings always took especial concern. To his labor's the University is principally indebted for the line of noble buildings that now crown the hill. During the Commencement week of 1868, a new and tasteful library building, capable of containing ninety thousand volumes, was dedicated. This building was erected by the late Mr. Isaac Rich, at a cost of forty thousand dollars. During the same week, the contributions of Mr. Rich to the Endowment Fund were increased to one hundred thou- HISTORICAL SKETCH. sand 'dollars. In the fall of 1868, the old "Boarding Hall" was remod- eled and transformed into "Observatory Hall," by the addition of a handsome tower, in which was placed one of Alvan Clark's finest refracting telescopes. The Commencement season of 1871 was ren- dered memorable by the dedication of two new and beautiful buildings. The one, the Memorial Chapel, was erected at a cost of about sixty thousand dollars, in memory of those alumni and students who fell in the war for the Union. The funds for the erection of this chapel were mostly raised by general subscription during the centenary year, 1866. The other building was the Orange Judd Hall of Natural Science, erected during the years 1869-71, at a cost of one hundred thousand dollars. For this building the University is indebted to the munificence of Orange Judd, Esq., of New York, N. Y., who will ever be remem- bered as one of the most faithful and generous friends of his Alma Mater. It was during this period also that provision was made for the regular increase of the library and the scientific collections of the Uni- versity. During the years 1864-65, a library fund amounting to twenty- seven thousand six hundred dollars was raised by the alumni. This fund, although originally none too large, and afterwards somewhat depleted by unfortunate investments, secured for the library a contin- uous, if not a very rapid, growth. The completion of the Orange Judd Hall of Natural Science, in 1872, provided ample accommodations for the proper care and arrangement of the scientific collections of the University; and in the years immediately following, large additions were made to these collections, chiefly by the endeavors of Mr. G. Brown Goode, then Curator of the Museum. Since that time the growth of the Museum has been constant arid rapid. In 1872 the col- lege curriculum was enlarged, especially in the department of natural science, and modified by the extension of the elective system; and in the fall of that year the halls of the University were, for the first time, opened to women. President Cummings resigned his position in June, 1875, though he continued in charge of the department of philosophy until January, 1878. At a special meeting, held July 28, 187S, the Trustees elected as the successor of President Cummings, the Rev. Cyrus D. Foss, D.D. President Foss entered upon the duties of his oflice at the opening of the fall term, and was formally inaugurated October 26, 1875. He found it necessary to give immediate attention to the enlargement of the permanent funds of the University. The -growth of the endowment during the previous ten years had by no means kept pace with the growth of the unproductive wealth of the University in buildings, collec- tions, and other material facilities. The increase in the number of buildings and the needful enlargements of the course of study ren- dered the annual expenditures, of necessity, greater than ever; while, on the other hand, in the stagnation of business and general financial depression that followed the panic of 1873, the productive property of HISTORICAL SKETCH. the University had depreciated greatly in value. In March, 1876, aSEement to the Alumni Record published, containing for the first time since 1883 lists of the non- graduates. 1904 Feb. 24. Opening of the new Chi Psi Lodge. * March 28. First annual debate with Syracuse. May 31. The Faculty voted to give up "senior vacation" after this year. June 27. The absence rule changed; a fixed number instead of a proportionate number of absences to be allowed in each course. — 27. The alumni voted to try to raise an alumni endowment fund of $200,000. — ^28. Dedication of Willbur Fisk Hall ; architects, . Cady, Berg & See, of New York, N. Y. ; cost, $118,175. — ^29. Cbmmencement. J904-05. ., Dec. 7. Dedication of the John Bell Scott Memorial Laboratory of Physics; architect, Charles A. Rich, of New York, N. Y. ; cost, $117,519- i905-06. Sept. 28. Fall term began. Nov. ' Several cases of typhoid fever in college; one fatal. 1906; Feb. 3. The Classical Club organized. March I. North College burned. June 23. Triangular Debating League formed between Amherst, Williams, and Wesleyan. — ^27. Commencement.— Celebration of the 75th anniversary of the founding of the college. 1906-07. Sept. 27. , Fall term began. — 29. Flag rush instituted. Fall. South College renovated; new offices occupied during the Christmas recess. ' ^ 1907, March 25. The' corner stone of the new North College laid. .April 20. The old brick laboratory torn down. May. Catalogue of members of Connecticiit Gamma of Phi Beta Kappa published. June 24. President Raymond's resignation, on account of ill-health, accepted by the Trustees, to take effect after Commencement, 1908. — Amendments to the charter, passed by the Connecticut Legislature June 27, accepted by 'the Trustees ; no denominational tests to be imposed hereafter in the choice of Trustees, officers, or teachers, or in the admission of students. (For details see The Bulletin for Decem- ber, 1907.) — ^26. Commencement. 1907-10.] ANNALS. J907-08. Fall. Rev. J. C. W. Coxe, '63, gave to the college 812 bound volumes and 1,023 pamphlets. Dec. 13. Wesleyan won the championship in the Triangular Debat- ing League. 1908, Jan. 6. The new North College occupied; architects, Albro & Lindeberg, of New York, N. Y. ; cost, $134,448. June 24. Commencement. 1908-09. Sept. 24. Fall term began. — A new course of study in effect! the degree of Ph.B. abolished ; English the only required study for the B.A. degree, English, mathematics, and modern languages for the B.S. degree; the group and major systems introduced. — Recitations held Saturday mornings, Wednesday being a half-holiday. Nov. 13. Rev. William Arnold Shanklin, L.H.D., LL.D., elected President. — 19-20. Bazaar held by the ladies of the Faculty and others in aid of the Hospital Bed Fund ; proceeds, $i;6go. 1909, Jan. 20. First issue of The Weekly Bulletin. Feb. 26. The Trustees voted that no women except graduate stu- dents shall be admitted to college after the graduation of the class of 1913. — Sunday morning chapel, abolished; a required service on Sunday afternoon substituted. June 28. Fourth edition of The Alumni Record authorized by the Trustees. — The June examinations of the College Entrance Examin?.- tion Board substituted for the Wesleyan examinations for admission to college. — 30. Commencement. 1909-10. Sept. 36. Fall term began. — The Argus becomes a semi-weekly. — Vesper services instituted Sunday afternoons. — Webb Hall becomes a men's dormitory, under the name of East Hall. r Oct. 6. The Deutscher Verein organized.^ — 30. La Societe Fran- ?aise organized. Nov. 6. Completion of the Wesleyan Free Bed Fund for the Mid- dlesex Hospital; total amount collected, $5,232.42. — 12. Installation of President Shanklin; among the guests. President Taft, Vice Presi- dent Sherman, Senator Root, and delegates from many colleges. Dec. 4. Organization of the New England Intercollegiate Oratori- cal League, composed of Brown, BoWdoin, Williams, and Wesleyan. 1910, Jan. The Classical Club reorganized. Feb. 2. Gift of $100,000 from the General Education Board, on condition that a total of one million dollars be raised. April. Electric bells installed in the recitation and laboratory build- ings. — 27. The college body votes to adopt a tax on each student of $15 a year for financing athletics. . ■ May 5. Wesleyan admitted to the benefits of the Carnegie Founda- tion for the Advancement of Teaching. — The Wesleyan representative wins first prize in the first contest of the New England Intercollegiate Oratorical League. — 21. Wesleyan wins third place in the New Eng- land Intercollegiate Track Meet. — 26. Wesleyan wins doubles in the New England IntercoUegate Tennis Tournament. June 29. Commencement. ANNALS. [1910-11. J9J0-JJ. Sept. 20. Fall term began. Nov. Freshman and sophomore class societies abolished. — lo. Ini- tiation into Phi Beta Kappa of four members of the senior class, thus reverting to the former custom of initiating before the completion of the course. , _ _ '^ Dec. The TriiStees vote to purbhase the Pike property on College Place. 191 1, Jan. 25. The College purchased a piece of land to the west of Mt. 'Vernon Street, as a site for an observatory. THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY. presidents. Rev. Laban Clark, D.D 1831-1868 Hon. Jacob Sleeper 1869-1871 Charles Carter North, M.A 1871-1877 Hon. Oliver Hoyt 1877-1881 Andrew Varick Stout 1881-1882 Hon. Oliver Hoyt 1882-1887 Hon. George Greenwood Reynolds, LL.D. . . . (No. 166) 1887-1903 Henry Cruise Murphy Ingraham, LL.D. . . . (No. 778) 1903-1911 secretaries. George Washington Stanley 1831-1833 Rev. Heman Bangs 1833-1838 Rev. Jacob Frederick Huber, M.A 1838-1842 Rev. Charles Adams, D.D 1842-1844 Charles Woodward, M.D 1844-1859 Rev. Benjamin Griffen 1859-1861 Rev. John Parker 1861-1864 Rev. John Wesley Lindsay, D.D (No. 127) 1864-1865 Hon. Arthur Benjamin Calef, M.A (No. 412) 1865-1871 Rev. Bradford Kinney Peirce, D.D (No. 164) 1871-1874 Rev. Samuel Foster Upham, D.D., LL.D. ...(No. 548) 1874-1882 Rev. Edson Wyllys Burr, D.D (No. 648) 1882-1900 Rev. Edmund Mead Mills, Ph.D., D.D (No. 983) 1900-1903 Rev. David George Downey, D.D (No. 1355) 1903- treasurers. John Lyon Smith 1831^1834 Rev. Heman Bangs 1834-1835 John Lyon Smith 1835-1856 Hon. Daniel Wetmore Camp 1856-1877 Hon. Oliver Hoyt '. 1878-1879 William Hoyt 1879-1892 John Emory Andrus, B.A (No. 710) 1892-1902 Rev. Charles Henry Buck, D.D (No. 772) 1902-1907 Clinton DeWitt Burdick, M.A (No. 1427) 1907- xxvi TRUSTEES. trustees. Rev. Laban Clark, D.D 1831-1868 Rev. Thomas Burch 1831-1832 Rev. Heman Bangs 1831-1854 Hon. Isaac Kellogg , . 1831^1850 Aaron Sandford 1831-1847 James L. Phelps, M.D 1831-1870 John Lyon Smith 1831-1889 Rev. President Willbur Fisk, D.D 1831-1839 Rev. Joseph Annis Merrill 1831-1849 Hon. Abel Bliss 1831-1845 Abraham Atory 1831-1837 Rev. John WesLey Hardy 1831-1844 Hon. Isaiah Fisk 1831-1836 William R. Shafter 1831-1837 George Washington Stanley 1831-1837 Hon. Elijah Hubbard ." 1831-1847 Henry L. DeKoton 1831-1839 Jonathan Barnes 1831-1861 Hon. William Lucius Storrs, LL.D 1831-1861 Hon. Samuel Dickinson Hubbard, LL.D 1831-1855 Isaac Webb 1831-1842 William James Trench - 1835-1867 Rev. Charles D. Cahoon 1836-1844 Charles Sherman 1837-1840 Hon. Seth Sprague 1837-1844 Samuel Russell 1837-1862 Hon. Ebenezer Jackson, M.A 1839-1872 Rev. Charles Adams, D.D .1. 1839-1846 Rev.' President Nathan Bangs, D.D 1841-1842 Rev. President Stephen Olin, D.D., LL.D 1842-1851 Rev. Ezekiel Robinson : 1842-1871 Charles Woodward, M.D 1843-1864 George Andrew^s 1843-1871 Rev. George Gary, D.D 1843-1855 Hon. James Harper 1844-1860 Hon. Jacob Sleeper 1844-1878 Rev. Schuyler Seager, D.D ■ (No. 42) 1844-1851 Rev. Benjamin Ray Hoyt , 1844-1860 Hon. Elisha Harris 184S-1861 Thomas Grisvitold Mather 1847-1854 Rev. Bishop Edmund Storer Janes, D.D., LL.D 1847-1876 Rev. Professor Charles Kittredge True, D.D 1847-1871 Daniel Drew 1847-1879 Isaac Rich 1849-1872 Rev. Presideiijt Nathan Bangs, D.D 1851-1862 Rev. Benjamin Griffen 1851-1861 TRUSTEES. Peesident Augustus William Smith, LL.D 1853-1866 John Gove , 1853-1863 Hon. Le£ Claflin , , 1853-1871 Joseph Tobey 1854-1861 Hon. Charles Parker 1854-1859 Hon. Daniel Wetmore Camp 1855-1877 Rev. James Porter, D.D. 1855-1871 Rev. Gardner Baker 1855-1859 John Hubbard Watkinson (Class of 1835) 1857-1871 Rev. President Jo.seph Cummings, D.D., LL.D. (No. 119) 1858-1875 Rev. David Patten, D.D (No. 12) 1858-1871 Preston Bennett 1858-1863 Rev. John Parker 1859-1871 Andrew Varick Stout 1859-1864 Cornelius Walsh 1859-1874 Rev. Seth Howard Beale 1859-1884 Rev. Daniel Curry, D.D., LL.D (No. 49) 1862-1887 Rev. John Wesley Lindsay, D,D (No. 127) 1862-1875 Hon. Arthur Benjamin Calef, M.A (No. 412) 1862-1880 Hon. Benjamin Douglas 1862-1885 Hon. Oliver Hoyt 1862-1887 Daniel Henry Chase, LL.D (No. i) 1862-1877 Rev. James Pike, D.D (Class, of 1842) 1862-1871 Oliver Cutts 1863-1879 Charles Carter Nojith^ M.A 1864-1891 Horace Smith 1865-1871 Daniel Drew Chamberlain, M.A 1865-1880 Rev. Bradford Kinney Pelrce^ D.D (No. 164) 1871-1882 Rev. Jonathan Kelsey Burr,.DJD (No. 254) 1871-1882 Orange Judd, M.A (No. 315) 1871-1892 Rev. Samuel Foster Upham, D.D.,! LL.D (No. 548) 1871-1904 Rev. Gardner Baker 1871-1874 Henry J. Baker 1871-1879 Rev. William G. Queal 1871-1878 John Clark Rand, M.A (No. 746) 1871-1879 Rev. Pearly P. Ray : . . 1871-1874 Rev. Losenzo Dow Barrows, D.D 1871-1878 HttN. William Deering ..f 187I-1877 Rev. Joseph Elijah King, Ph.D., D.D (No. 316) i87i- George Ingraham Seney, M.A (Class of 1845) 1871-1888 Rev. Bostwick Hawley, D.D (No. 72) 1871-1884 Prof. Harvey Bradburn Lane, M.A (No. 20) 1871-1875 Rev. Daniel Avery Whedon, D.D. (No. 268) 1871-1880 Rev. Morris D'Camp Crawford, D.D i87i'-i8g6 Rev. William Griffin, D.D . , 1871-1898 Hon. Charles Parker 1871-1885 Hon. George Greenwood Reynolds, LL.D (No. 166) 1871- TRUSTEES. Rev. Winfield Scott Smyth, Ph.D.. (No. 749) 1871-1882 James Horton Tafi 1874-1875 Rev. Henry Ward Bennett, M.A. (No. 713) 1874-1878 Rev. James Clarke Watson Coxe, Ph.D., D.D. (No. 756) 1874-1878 Hon. George J. Ferry 1874-1882 Joseph Shipley Spinney 1875-1882 Rev. William Rice, D.D. 1875-1897 John Flavel Judd 1875-1884 Hon. Watson Carvosso Squire, B.A, (No. 639) 1875- Rev. President. Gyrus David Foss,' D.D., LL.D. (No. 481) 1875-1910 Hon. Reuben . Barnes Dunn 1877-1889 Andrew Varick Stout 1877-1883 Rev; Reuben Nelson, D.D : . 1877-1878 John Humphrey Sessions ; 1878-1899 Joseph B Thomas, Jr (No. 941) 1878-1897 Rev. Henry Crounce Abbott, M.A. .'. (No. 608) 1878-1882 Rev. Abraham Merrill Wheeler, M.A (No. 503) 1878-1883 Rev. George Janvrin Judkins, M.A (No. 658) 1878-1884 Rev. Bishop William L. Harris, D.D-., LL.D '1879-1887 William Hoyt 1879-1903 Bowles Colgate 1879-1902 Simeon Sereno Scranton 1880-1891 Joseph Suydam Stout 1880-1904 Hon. David Ward Northrop, M:A (No. 871) 1880-1911 Hon. Augustus Led yard Smith, M.A. (No. 495) 1880-igoi William H. Wallace 1880-1884 Stephen Barker • 1880-1888 Rev. George Henry Whitney, D.D (No. 606) 1880-1902 William J. Hutchinson 1880-1882 Payne Pettibone 1880-1888 Charles Lacey Hamilton, M.A (No. 918) 1880-1887 Rev. David Copeland, Ph.D., D.D. (No. 508) 1880-1882 Samuel Talcott Camp 1880-1903 Hon. Phineas Chapman Lounsbury, LL.D 1880- Rev. Bishop Gilbert Haven, D.D. (No. 284) 1880-1881 Charles Scott 1880-1904 Stephen Henry Olin, LL.D (No. 835) 1880- Rev. Micah Jones Talbot, D.D (No. 226) 1880-1881 Rev. President John Wesley Beach, D.D. . . (No. 253) 1880-1887 John Clark Rand, M.A (No. 746) 1881-1892 Rev. Bishop Edward Gayer Andrews, D.D., LL.D. (No. 307) 1881-1907 Rev. Daniel Avery Whedon, D.D (No. 268) 1881-1905 Rev. George Loomis, D.D (No. 193) 1881-1885 Rev. George Gamaliel Dains, M.A (No. 617) 1882-1884 Anderson Fowler 1882-1891 Hon. David Benjamin Lockwood, M.A (No. 374) 1882-1887 TRUSTEES. Rev. Edson Wyllys Bure, D.D (No. 648) Robert Seney , , Rev. Aakon Ritpenhouse, D.D (No. 702) William Murphy lNGRAHAM„iM.A (No. 288) Rev. David Hough Ela, D.D (No. 560) Rev. Nathan Willis Wilder, M.A (No. 707) Rev. Andrevit Longacre, D.D. Rev. James Monroe Buckley, D.D,, LL.D. (Class of i860) Rev. Charles E. Libbey, Rh.B, - . . Rev. Daniel Clark Knowles,i D.D (No. 594) George W. Cheeseman , ^ Rev. Melvin Dewain Kinnex, M.A (No. 659) Rev. Henry Alanson. Starks, D-D (No. 903) Jo|iN Newton Camp •,..... Cephas. Brainerd Rogers , . , Rev. Edmund Mead Mills, Ph.D., D.D (No. 983) Hon. Darius Baker, M.A. ..... . .'. (No. 908) Rev. John Wesley Lindsay, D.D (No. 127) Rev. . DeWitt C. Olmstead ■. Mark Hoyt Hon. William Connell Rev. David Hough Ela, D.D (No. 560) George Slocum Bennett, M.A. (No. 770) Hon. Martin Augustine Knapp, LL.D (No. 868) Rev. Advert Sanford Hunt, D.D. (No. 422) Rev. Oliver Haley Fernald, M.A. (No. 735) Joseph Shipley Spinney » Charles Lee Rockwell I^QN. George West Rev. Bishop Daniel Ayres Goodsell, D.D Rev. Leonakd Lemon Beeman, M.A (No. 1068) Rev. President Bradford Paul Raymond, D.D., LL.D. . . John Emory Andrus, B.A (No. 710) Rev. James Oscar Woodruff Rev. Edgar Moncena Smith, D.D (No. 963) Hon. Daniel Ayres, M.D., LL.D. , (Qass of 1842) Rev. Azel Washburn Hazen, D.D Rev. James Emery Cochran Sawyer, D.D. Letsome Terrell Wooster Rev. Henry Ward Bennett, D.D (No. 713) Rev. William Valentine Kelley, D.D., L.H.D. (No. 803) James Henry Alexander Roswell Sargeant Douglass, M.A (No. 692) Rev. Joel Osmon Sherburn, M.A (No. 1025) Webster Rogers Walkley, D.C.L. (No. 677) Hon. William Copeland Wallace, M.A., LL.B. (No. 1132) Rev. Joseph Franklin Haley, M.A. (No. 1124) I 882- I goo [883-1889 3-1884 1883-1903 3-1887 [884-1888 1885-1901 [885- [885-1888 [885-1909 [885-1886 [886-1893 6-1892 [886- [887- [887-1907 [887-1888 [887-1897 [888-1909 [888-1903 [888-1910 [888- [888-1898 [888-1894 [888-1893 [888- [888-1901 [888-1892 [888-1893 [889-1908 1889- [889-1896 [889-1894 [890-1892 [892- [892-1895 [892-1902 [893-1898 [893- [893-1903 [893-1899 [893-1906 [894- [894-1901 [894-1899 TRUSTEES. Frank Smith Jones 1894- Rev. John Hamline Coleman 1895-1904 Rev. Edwin Bailey Olm stead (Class of 1880)' 1896-1897 Rev. Charles Wesley Gallagher, D.D (jJo. 915) 1896-1899 Henry Cruise Murphy Ingraham, LL.D. ....(No. 778) 1897-1911 George Silas Coleman, LL.D (No. 1119) , 1897- Rev. Ensign McChesney, Ph.D., D.D (No. 869) 1897-1899 Andrew Craig Fields v 1^-1903 Rev. Olin Burr Coit, D.D (No. 1146) 1898-1903 Rev. James Marcus King, D.D., LL.D .(No. 723) 1^-1907 Rev. Webster Harrison Pearce,, D.D. 1899-1902 Rev. Frank Mason North, D.D (No. 984) , , 1899- Rev. Isaac Harrison Whittier Wharff, D.D. (No, 1164) 1899-1909 Rev. Edward Olin Thayer, D.D (No. 1106) 1899-1904 Charles Gibson 1900- WiLLiAM Edwin Sessions 1900- Rev. President Herbert Welch, D.D., LL.D. (No. 1499) 1901-1906 James Noel Brown 1901- Henry Hobart Benedict 1901-1910 Rev. David George Downey, D.D (No. 1355) 1902- Rev. Charles Henry Buck, D.D (No. 772) 1902-1910 Hon. Wesley Ulysses Pearne, B.A .(No. 1053) 1902- WiLLiAM Perry Billings 1902- Rev. Charles Wesley 'McCormick, Ph.D., D.D. (No. 1277) 1902-1903 President Abram Winegardner Harris, Sc.D., LL.D. (No. 124s) 1903-1907 Rev. John Young Dobbins, D.D 1903-1906 Rev. Albert Pearne Palmer, M.A (No. 960) 1903- Orris King Eldredge 1903-1906 Frederic Wilcox Clarke,' B.S (No. 909) 1904- Rev. William John Chapman, M.A (No. 1036) 1904-1910 John Thomas Porter 1904- Cyrus Daniel Jones 1904- Rev. Wilbur Fisk Holmes, M.A (No. 1246) 1904-1909 Charles Scott, Jr., M.A (No. 14S1) 190S- Albert Randolph Crittenden 190S- Rev. Andrew Jackson Coultas, Jr., D.D. . . . (No. 1239) 1905- Samuel Wood Bowne 1905-1910 John Gribbel 190S- James Gardner Shepherd 190S- George Davis Beattys, M.A., LL.B (No. 1382) 1906- Rev. Warren Lanning Hoagland, D.D (No. 831) 1906- John Edgar Leaycraft 1906- Clinton DeWitt Burdick, M.A (No. 1427) 1907- Rev. William Monroe Newton, B.A (No. 1810) 1907-1910 Rev. Charles Edward Davis, D.D (No. 1121) 1907- Rev. William Ingraham Haven, D.D (No. iiS3) 1907- TRUSTEES. Theodore E Hancock, LL.D (No. 953) 1907- Rev. Abraham John Palmer, D.D (No. 933) 1908- Rev. David Howard Tribou, D.D 1908- President William Arnold Shanklin, L.H.D., LL.D. . . 1909- WiLLiAM Henry BuhhOws , 1909- Rev. Howard Abbott Clifford, M.A (No. 1351) 1909- Rev. Edwin Sloan Tasker, M.A , . (No. 1623) 1909- HoN. Arthur Eugene Sutherland, LL.D. ...(No. 1403) 1910- Reuben Nelson Bennett, B.A (No. 1942) 1910- Rev. Elwell Alexander Bishop, D.D (No. 1169) 1910- JoHN Cheesman ClarK; LL.B (No. 1432) 1910- WiLLiAM Thayer Rich .....;.; 1910- Rev. Charles Otis Judkins, B.A (No. 1848) 1910- THE FACULTY OF WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY. PRESIDENTS. Rev. Willbui- Fisk, D.D 1831-1839 Rev. Stephen Olin, D.D., LL.D 1839-1841 Rev. Nathan Bangs, D.D 1841-1842 Rev. Stephen Olin, D.D., LL.D 1842-1851 Augustus William Smith, LL.D 1852-1857 Rev. Joseph Cummings, D.D., LL.D (No. 119) 1857-187S Rev. Cyrus David Foss, D.D., LL.D (No. 481) 1875-1880 Rev. John Wesley Beach, D.D., LL.D (No. 253) 1880-1887 Rev. Bradford Paul Raymond, D.D., LL.D 1889-1908 Rev. William Arnold Shanklin, L.H.D., LL.D 1909- ACTING PRESIDENTS. Augustus William Smith, LL.D 1835-36, 1839-41 John Johnston, LL.D 1851-52, 1857-58 John Monroe Van Vleck, LL.D. ..(No. 406) 1872-73, 1887-89, 1896-97 Rev. William North Rice, Ph.D., LL.D. . . (No. 813) *i907-o8, 1908-09 VICE PRESIDENT. John Monroe Van Vleck, LL.D (No. 406) 1890-1903 PROFESSORS. Rev. Willbur Fisk, D.D., Moral Science and Belles-Lettres 1831-1836 Augustus William Smith, LL.D., Mathematics 1831-1836 Rev. John Mott Smith, M.A., Ancient Languages 1831-1832 Rev. Jacob Frederick Huber, M.A., Modern Languages . . 1831-1842 William Williams Mather, M.A., Chemistry, Mineralogy, and Geology (Acting) 1833-1834 Rev. Daniel Denison Whedon, D.D., LL.D., Ancient Languages 1833-1842 Augustus William Smith, LL.D., Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, and Astronomy 1836-1839 Rev. Joseph Holdich, D.D., Moral Science and Belles- Lettres 1836-1849 John Johnston, LL.D., Natural Science 1837-1873 ♦First half-year. FACULTY. Augustus William Smith, LL.D., Mathematics and Natural Philosophy 1839-1840 Augustus William Smith, LL.D., Natural Philosophy and Astronomy , 1840-1843 Harvey Bradburn Lane, M.A. (No. 20), Mathematics and Civil Engineering ; 1840-1843 Rev. Nathan Bangs, D.D., Ecclesiastical History 1841-1842 Rev. William Marinus Willett, M.A., Hebrew 1841-1842 Hon. William Lucius Storrs, LL.D., Law 1841-1846 Rev. Alfred Saxe, M.A. (No; 84), Normal Instruction 1841-1843 Rev. Stephen Olin, D.D., Ecclesiastical History 1842-1843 Augustus William Smith, LL.D., Mathematics and As-; tronomy ; . 1843-1857 Harvey. Bradburn Lane, M.A. (No. 20), Greek and Latin 1843-1848 Harvey Bradburn Lane, M.A. (No. 20), Greek 1848-1861 Rev. John Wesley Lindsay, D.D. (No. 127), Latin and Hebrew , 1848-1860 Rev. Charles Kittredge True, D.D., Moral Science and Belles-Letires 1849-1858 Rev. Joseph Cummings, D.D., LL.D. (IsTo. 119), .Moral Philosophy , 1858-1861 Rev. Charles Kittredge True, D.D., Intellectual Philosophy and Belles-Lettres 1858-1860 John Monroe Van Vleck, LL.D. (No. 406), Mathematics and Astronomy ■ 1858-1904 Rev. Archibald Campbell Foss, M.A. (No. 436), Latin and Hebrew 1860-1863 Rev. Joseph Cummings, D.D., LL.D. (No. 119), Moral and Intellectual Philosophy 1861-1875 Rev. Calvin Sears Harrington, D.D. (No. 4i%)\, Greek ;. 1861-1863 Rev. Calvin Sears Harrington, D.D. (No. 438), Latin ... 1863-1886 Rev. Fales Henry Newhall, D.D. (No. 296), Rhetoric and English Literature 1863-1871 James Cooke Van Benschoten, LL.D., Greek 1863-1902 Rev. William North Rice, Ph.D.i LL.D. (Nb. 813), Geol- ■ ■ ogy and Natural History :'. 1867-1884 Rev. George Prentice, D.D., Rhetoric and English Litera- ture .'. ; : 1871-1873 John 'Johnston, LL.D., Natural Science {Emeritus) 1873-1879 Rev. George Prentice, D.D., Modern Languages ........ 1873-1893 Caleb Thomas Winchester, L.H.D. (No. 906), Rhetoric and English Literature ... ■.'. ..... .'. . . .'! . . . 1873-1890 Wilbur Olin Atwater, Ph.D., LL.D. (No. 790), Chemistry 1874-1907 Rev. Joseph Cummings, D.D., LL.D. (No. 119), Mental Philosophy and -Political Economy ; . . ; 1875-1878 Rev. Cyrus David- Foss, D.D., LL.D. (No. 481), Moral Philosophy 1875-1880 xxxiv FACULTY. Rev. John Wesley Beach, D.D., LL.D. (No. 253), Moral Philosophy 1880-1887 Rev. George Lewis Westgate, M.A. (No. 822), Political and Social Science 1880-1881 Rev. George Lewis Westgate, M.A. (No. 822), History and Political Economy 1881-1885 Rev. William North Rice, Ph.D., LL.D. (No. 813), Geology 1884- Morris Barker Crawford, M.A. (No. 1037), Physics 1884- Woodrow Wilson, Ph.D., LL.D., History and Political Economy 1888-1890 Herbert William Conn, Ph.D., Biology 1888- Elmer Truesdell Merrill, M.A. (No. 1280), Latin 1888-1905 Andrew Campbell Armstrong, Ph.D., Philosophy 1888- Rev. Bradford Paul Raymond, D.D., LL.D., Moral Phi- losophy 1889-1908 Caleb Thomas Winchester, L.H.D. (No. 906), English Literature 1890- Edward Bennett Rosa, Ph.D. (No. 1450), Physics 1892-1903 William Edward Mead, Ph.D. (No. 1279), English Lan- guage 1893- Walter Parke Bradley, Ph.D., Chemistry 1893- Oscar Kuhns, L.H.D. (No. 1393), Romance Languages .. 1893- Willard Clark Fisher, B.A., Economics and Social Science 1896- Edward Burr Van Vleck, Ph.D. (No. I37S), Mathematics 1898-1906 Max Farrand, Ph.D., History 1900-1901 Raymond Dodge, Ph.D., Psychology 1902- John Monroe Van Vleck, LL.D. (No. 406), Mathematics and Astronomy (^Emeritus') 1904- Karl Pomeroy Harrington, M.A. (No. 1308), Latin 1905- William Arthur Heidel, Ph.D., Greek 1905- Francis Gano Benedict, Ph.D., Chemistry 1905-1907 Robert Herndon Fife, Jr., Ph.D., German 190S- George Matthew Dutcher, Ph.D., History 190S- Walter Gujrton Cady, Ph.D., Physics 1907- Rev. Bradford Paul Raymond, D.D., LL.D., English Bible 1908-1909 Rev. Bradford Paul Raymond, D.D., LL.D., Ethics and Biblical Literature {Emeritus), 1909- ASSISTANT PEOrKSSORS. Rev. Joseph Holdich, D.D., Moral Science and Belles- Lettres 1835-1836 John Johnston, LL.D., Mathematics 1835-1837 Harvey Bradburn Lane, M.A. (No. 20), Mathematics and Natural Philosophy 1839-1840 XXXV FACULTY. ADJUNCT PROFESSORS. John Monroe Van Vleck, LL.D. (No. 406), Mathematics 1853-1837 Rev. Albert Sanford Hunt, D.D. (No. 422), Moral Science and Belles-Lettres i8S3-i8ss ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS. Morris Barker Crawford, M.A. (No. 1037), Physics 1881-1884 Herbert William Conn, Ph.D., Biology 1886-1888 William Edward Mead, Ph.D. (No. 1279), English Lan- guage 1890-1893 Andrew Stephenson, Ph.D., History 1890-1894 Walter Parke Bradley, Ph.D., Chemistry 1890-1893 Oscar Kuhns, L.H.D. (No. 1393), Romance Languages ... 1890-1893 Edward Bennett Rosa, Ph.D. (No. 1450), Physics 1891-1892 Willard Clark Fisher, B.A., Economics and Social Science 1892-1896 Alfred Pearce Dennis, Ph.D., History 1894-1896 Frank Walter Nicolson, M.A., Latin 1895- Edward Burr Van Vleck, Ph.D. (No. 1375), Mathematics 1895-1898 Albert Bernhardt Faust, Ph.D., German 1896-1903 James Morton Paton, Ph.D., Greek 1898-190S Max Farrand, Ph.D., History 1898-1900 Raymond Dodge, Ph.D., Philosophy 1899-1902 Francis Gano Benedict, Ph.D., Chemistry 1901-190S George Matthew Dutcher, Ph.D., History 1901-1905 George Davis Chase, Ph.D., Latin 1902-1905 Walter Guyton Cady, Ph.D., Physics 1903-1907 Robert Herndon Fife, Jr., Ph.D., German 1903-190S Joseph William Hewitt, Ph.D., Latin and Greek 1905- Thomas Emery McKinney, Ph.D., Mathematics 1906-1908 Leroy Albert Howland, Ph.D. (No. 2150), Mathematics . . 1908- Burton Howard Camp, M.A. (No. 2197), Mathematics .. 1909- LECTURERS. Oliver Payson Hubbard, M.A., Chemistry, Mineralogy, and Geology 1834-1835 John Johnston, LL.D., Natural Science 1835-1837 Rev. Charles David Burritt, M.A. (No. 215), Botany ... 1844-1845 Rev. Moses Clark White, M.D. (No. 269), Histology, and The Use of the Microscope 1868-1875 Rev. Henry Norman Hudson, M.A., Shakespeare 1868-1869 Noah Cressy, M.D., Comparative Osteology 1868-1871 George Brown Goode, LL.D. (No. 917), Natural History 1879-1881 Rev. Henry Alanson Starks, D.D. (No. 903), Ethics, and Evidences of Christianity , 1896-1898 Rev. Henry Alanson Starksy D.D..(No. 903), The Bible, and Evidences of Christianity 1898-1899 xxxvi FACULTY. Rev. Clark Smith Beardslee, D.D., Ethics- 1909- Rev. Arthur Lincoln Gillett, D.D., Evidences of Chris- tianity 1909- Henry Barrett Learned, Ph.D., History *I909-I9i0 INSTRUCTOES. Rev. William Rhodes Bagnall, M.A. (No. 116), Hebrew . . 1842-1846 Rev. Henry DeKoven, D.D. (class of 1836), Modern Languages 1842-1843 Rev. Jacob Frederick Huber, M.A., Modern Languages . . 1843-1844 James Cooke Van Benschoten, LL.D., Modern Languages 1863-1873 Rev. Fales Henry Newhall, D.D. (No. 296), Hebrew ... 1863-1871 FoUansbee Goodrich Welch, M.D., Gymnastics i868-i86g Rev. George Prentice, D.D., Hebrew 1871-1880 Wilbur Olin Atwater, Ph.D. (No. 790), Chemistry 1873-1874 Ralph Guernsey Hibbard, M.A., Elocution 1876-1904 Arthur Taylor Neale, Ph.D. (No. 1019), Practical Chem- istry 1876-1877 Morris Barker Crawford, M.A. (No. 1037), Physics 1880-1881 William Lambert Gooding, Ph.D., Ethics 1881-1882 Lawrence Bunting Fletcher, Ph.D., Physics 1882-1883 Frank Sargent Hoffman, B.D., Ph.D., Mental Philosophy 1883-1885 Alfred Charles True, Sc.D. (No. 1030)* Greek 1884-188S Herbert William Conn, Ph.D., Biology . . . .■ 1884-1886 Alfred Charles True, Sc.D. (No. 1030), Greek and Latin 1885-1886 Abram Winegardner Harris, LL.D. (No. 1245), History and Political Economy 1885-1888 Elias Hershey Sneath, B.D., Ph.D., Mental Philosophy . . . 1885-1888 Alfred Charles True, Sc.D. (No. 1030), Latin 1886-1888 Walter Parke Bradley, Ph.D., Chemistry 1889-1890 Oscar Kuhns, L.H.D. (No. 1393), French 1889-1890 William John James, M.A. (No. 1328), Mathematics 1890-1895 Winthrop More Daniels, M.A., Economics and Social Science 1891-1892 Frank Walter Nicolson, M.A., Latin 1894-1895 William Snyder Eichelberger, Ph.D., Mathematics 1894-1896 Charles Ford Langworthy, Ph.D., Chemistry 1894-1896 James Morton Paton, Ph.D., Greek 1895-1898 Max Farrand, Ph.D., History 1896-1898 Francis Gano Benedict, Ph.D., Chemistry 1896-1901 George Herbert Ling, Ph.D., Mathematics 1896-1901 Charles Hubbard Judd, Ph.D., LL.D. (No. 1802), Philos- ophy 1896-1898 Arthur Gordner Leacock, Ph.D., Latin 1896-1897 * First half-year. FACULTY. Herman Wadsworth Hayley, Ph.D., Latin 1897-1899 Raymond Dodge, Ph.D., Philosophy , , . . 1898-1899 Emory Bair Lease, Ph.D., Latin 1899-1901 George Davis Chase, Ph.D., Latin .1 1901-1902 Arthur Constant Lunn, Ph.D., Mathematics and Asltron- omy 1901-1902 Walter Guyton Cady, Ph.D., Physics 1902-1903 Otto Dunkel, Ph.D., Mathematics 1902-1904 Burton Howard Camp, M.A. (No. 2197), Mathematics .. 1904-1905 Evert Mordecai Clark, M.A., Mathematics .... (winter term). 1904-1905 Arthur Henry Harrop, Ph.D.. Greek ....(second half-year), 1904-190S Bernard Capen Ewer, Ph.D., Mathematics: (spring term), 1904-190S Ralph Clewell Super, M.A., Modern Languages 190S-1909 Robert AUyn Budington, M.A., Biology J . 190S-1908 Roswell Powell Stephens, Ph.D., Mathematics 1905-1907 Leroy Albert Howland, Ph.D. (No. 2150), Mathematics . . 1905-1906 John Wesley Wetzel, Ph.B., Public Speaking 1906^ Burton Howard Camp, M.A. (No. 2197), Mathematics .. 1907-1909 Raemer Rex Renshaw, Ph.D., Chemistry 1907- Clarence Frederic Hale, Ph.D. (No. 2365), Chemistry .. 1907-1908 Albert Davis, Ph.D., English 1907-1908 Isaiah Bowman, B.S., Physical Geography 1907-1909 John William Turrentine, Ph.D., Chemistry 1908- Louis Bliss Gillet, B.A., English 1908- David Day Whitney, Ph.D. .(No. 2457), Biology igo8r Alexander Chilson Stevens, M.E. (class of 1906), De- scriptive Geometry 1908- Gilbert Haven Cady, B.A., Physical Geography 1909-1910 Paul Holroyd Curts, Ph.D., German 1909- Cha,rles Edward Graves, B.A. (No. 2682), Romance Lan- guages 1909- John Kenyon Lamond, Ph.D., Mathematics 1910- TUTORS. William Magoun, M.A ^ 1831-1831 Daniel Henry Chase, LL.D. (No. i ) 1834-1835 Rev. Willard Martin Rice, LL.D. (No. 56), Latin : . . . 1837-1840 Rev. Loren Laertes Knox, D.D. (No. 76), Mathematics .. 1838-1841 Rev. George Willis Ninde, M.A. (No. 135) 1841-1842 Rev. William Rhodes Bagnall, M.A. (No. 116), Latin ... 1842-1846 Edmund Longley, M.A. (No. 128), Mathematics 1843-1844 Rev. Charles David Burritt, M.A. (No. 215), Mathematics 1844-1845 William Francis Smith, M.A. (No. 206), Languages 1846-1847 Rev. Reuben Harrison Loomis, M.A. (No. 291), Mathe- «^atics 1846-1848 Rev. John Wesley Lindsay, D.D. (No. 127), Languages .. 1847-1848 xxxviii FACULTY. Rev. Daniel Steele, D.D. (No. 352), Mathematics 1848-1850 Rev. Albert Sanford Hunt, D.D. (No. 422),; Logic and Rhetoric .....' .".;...' 1851-1852 Rev. Albert Sanford Hunt, D.D. (No. 422), Mathematics 1852-1853 Rev. Solomon Chapin, M.A.;M.D. (No. 553) 1857-1858 Darius Baker, LL.D. (No. '908), Latin , . 1872-1874 Rev. Edgar Monceiia Sniith, D.D. (No. 963), Mathematics 1872-1874 Rev. Charles Francis Rice, D.D. (No. 988), Latin ...... 1874-1877 Morris Barker Crawford, M.A: (No. 1037), Mathematics 1874-1877 Clarence Abiathar Waldo, Ph.D. (No. 1108), Mathematics 1877-1881 John Pancoast Gordy, LL.D. (No. 117S), Mental Phi- losophy ; ; 1878-1883 Rev. Hinckley Gilbert Mitchell, Ph.D., D.D. (No. 1018), Latin and Hebrew 1880-1883 Alexander Martin WilcOx, Ph.D. (class of 1877), Greek 1880-1883 Abram Winegardner Harris,' LL.D. (No. 1245), Mathe- matics : 1881-1884 Thomas Hooper Eckfeldt, M.A. (No. 1268), Greek 1883-1884 Elmer Truesdell Merrill, M.A. (No. 1280), Latin 1883-1886 Henry Seely White, Ph.D. (No. 1318), Mathematics ....n 1884-1887 Franklin Henry Taylor, M.A. (No. 1372), Greek 1886-1891 Robert Henry Williams, M.A. (No. 1412) , Latin 1886-1889 William John James, M.A. (No. 1328), Mathematics 1887-1890 Edward Burr Van Vleck, Ph.D. (No. 1375), Mathematics 1887-1890 Karl Pomerby HarringtOA, M.A. (No. 1308), Latin ..... 1889-1891 William Snyder Eichelberger, . Ph.D., Mathematics 1890-1894 John Rogers Commons, M.A., Economics and Social Science 1890-1891 Frank Walter Nicolson, M. A., Latins ' 1891-1894 Frederic Samuel Goodrich, D.D. (No. 1606), Greek ...... 1891-1892 Charles Jaques Goodwin, Ph.D., Greek 1892-1895 Arthur Wilson James, Ph.D. (No. 1527), German 1893-1896 Frederick Curry Ostrander, B.A. (No. 1760), Modern Languages 1900-1902 Ralph Clewell Super, M.A., Modern Languages 1902-1905 Harry Torsey Baker, M.A. (No. 2127), English 1903-1904 • • TEACHERS. Rev. William Marinus Willett, M.A., Hebrew , 1838-1841 Rev. Jacob Frederick Huber, M.A-. Modern Languages . . 1848-1863 Rev. William Jay Foss, B.A. (No.' 535), Greek 1857-1858 Rev. Lyman Coleman, D.D., Hebrew and Biblical Lit- erature 1860-1861 Ralph Guernsey Hibbard, M.A., Elocution 1860-1876 Rev. Lyman Coleman, D.D., Biblical Literature 1861-1862 Charles Sumner Nash, B.A., Hebrew 3883-1884 FACULTY. SECRETARIES OF THE FACULTY. Rev. Jacob Frederick Huber, M.A 1835-1842 Rev. Joseph Holdich, D.D 1842-1845 Harvey Bradburn Lane, M.A (No. 20) 1845-1853 Rev. Albert Sanf ord Hunt, D.D (No. 422) 1853-1855 John Monroe Van Vleck, LL.D (No. 406) 1855-1857 Harvey Bradburn Lane, M.A (No. 20) 1857-1860 Rev. Archibald Campbell Foss, M.A (No. 436) 1860-1863 Rev. Calvin Sears Harrington, D.D (No. 438) 1863-1864 Rev. Fales Henry Newhall, D.D (No. 296) 1864-1867 Rev. Calvin Sears Harrington, D.D (No. 438) 1867-1869 Rev. William North Rice, Ph.D., LL.D (No. 813) 1869-1880 Morris Barker Crawford, M.A (No. 1037) 1880-1882 Rev. William North Rice, Ph.D., LL.D (No. 813) 1882-1892 Morris Barker Crawford, M.A (No. 1037) 1892-1895 Frank Walter Nicolson, M.A 1895- REGISTEARS. Rev. Jacob Frederick Huber, M.A 1837-1842 Augustus William Smith, LL.D 1842-1848 John Johnston, LL.D 1848-1851 Harvey Bradburn Lane, M.A (No. 20) 1851-1861 John Monroe Van Vleck, LL.D. (No. 406) 1861-1865 Rev. Edgar Moncena Smith, D.D (No. 963) 1873-1874 Morris Barker Crawford, M.A (No. 1037) 1874-1877 Willis Gaylord Clarke, M.A (No. 1144) 1877-1878 Clarence Abiathar Waldo, Ph.D (No. 1108) 1878-1881 Abram Winegardner Harris, LL.D (No. 1245) 1881-1884 Henry Seely White, Ph.D : (No. 1318) 1884-1887 William John James, M.A (No. 1328) 1887-1891 Frederic Samuel Goodrich, D.D (No. 1606) 1891-1892 LIBRARIANS. Daniel Henry Chase, LL.D (No. i) 1834-1835 Rev. Jacob Frederick Huber, M.A. 1837-1842 John Johnston, LL.D 1842-1848 Rev. John Wesley Lindsay, D.D, (No. 127) 1848-1854 John Monroe Van Vleck, LL.D (No. 406) 1854-1857 Rev. John Wesley Lindsay, D.D (No. 127) 1857-1860 John Monroe Van Vleck, LL.D (No. 406) 1860-1867 Samuel Gray Hulbert 1867-1868 Rev. William North Rice, Ph.D., LL.D^ ....'... (No. 813) 1868-1869 Caleb Thomas Winchester; L.H.D (No. 906) 1869-1885 Willis Kimball Stetson, M.A (No. 1291) 1885-1887 Oscar Kuhns, L.H.D (No. 1393) 1887-1891 William John James, M: A. (No. 1328) 1891- xl FACULTY. CURATORS OF THE MUSEUM. George Brown Goode, LL.D (No. 917) 1871-1879 Rev. William North Rice, Ph.D., LL.D (No. 813) 1879-1884 Walter Bradford Barrows, B.S 1884-1886 Samuel Ward Loper, M.A 1894-igio ASSISTANTS. George Brown Goode, LL.D. (No. 917), Museum 1870-1871 Arthur Taylor Neale, Ph.D. (No. 1019), Practical Chem- istry 1874-1876 Rev. John Henry Pillsbury, M.A. (No. 1056), Natural History 1873-1877 Willis Gaylord Clarke, M.A. (No. 1144), Library \.. 1877-1878 Burdett Alberto Rich, B.A. (No. 1188), Library 1878-1880 Henry Leslie Osborn, Ph.D. (No. 1186), Natural History 1878-1881 Joseph Chester Burke, M.A. (No. 1035), Physics 1879-1881 John Harper Long, Sc.D., Chemistry 1880-1881 George Fletcher Winchester, Library 1880-1881 Joseph Chester Burke, M.A. (No. 103s), Natural History 1881-1882 Charles Dayton Woods, Sc.D. (No. 1263), Chemistry 1881-1883 Merrill Hitchcock, B.A. (No. 1272), Astronomy and Physics 1881-1882 William Edward Mead, Ph.D. (No. 1279), Library 1881-1882 Walter Bradford Barrows, B.S., Natural History 1882-1884 Willis Kimball Stetson, M.A. (No. 1291), Library ...... 1882-1885 Henry Seely White, Ph.D. (No. 1318), Astronomy and Physics 1882-1883 William Edward Mead, Ph.D. (No. 1279), Rhetoric .... 1884-1885 Edward Burr Van Vleck, Ph.D. (No. 1375), Physics .... 1884-1885 Elbert William Rockwood, B.S., Chemistry 1884-1886 Frederick Shenstone Woods, Ph.D., Physics 1885-1886 John Littlefield Tilton, Ph.D. (No. 1406), Natural History 1886-1888 Thomas Hazen- Clark, B.S., Chemistry 1886-1889 Aaron Louis Treadwell, Ph.D. (No. 1536), Natural History , 1888-1891 John Law Bridge, Ph.D. (No. 1508), Chemistry 1889-1891 Dudley Chase Abbott, B.A. (No. 1542), Library 1889-1890 Henry Lincoln: Houghton, B.S., Physics 1889-1890 William Snyder Eichelberger, Ph.D., Astronomy 1890-1896 Charles Manning Child, Ph.D. (No. 1595), Biology 1890-1892 Richard Watson Cooper, Litt.D. (No. 1597), Library 1890-1891 James Alonzo Hulse, B.S. (No. 1613), Physics 1890-1891 Frank Burnett Dains, Ph.D. (No. 1600), Chemistry 1891-1893 Frederick Allen King, M.A. (No. 1649), Library 1891-1892 Charles Wilfred Savage, B.S. (No. 1661), Physics 1891-1893 xli FACULTY. Lewis Gardner Westgate, Ph.D. (No. 1626), Physical Geography 1892-1893 John Hendley Barnhart, M.D. (No. 1674), Museum .... 1892-1893 Duncan Starr Johnson, Ph.D. (No. 1703), Biology 1892-1893 Everett Hallerton Scott, B.A. (No. 1719), Library 1892-1893 Samuel WardLoper, M.A., Museum 1893-1894 Charles Ford Langworthy, Ph.D., Chemistry 1893-1894 Olin Freeman Tower, Ph.D. (No. 1728), Chemistry 1893-1894 Frederic Cutts, B.A. (No. 1738), Physics 1893-1894 Charles Gourlay Goodrich, M.S. (No. 1743), Library .... 1893-1894 Albert Emory Loveland, M.D. (No. 17S4), Biology ^ 1893^1894 Frederick Curry Ostrander, B.A. (No. 1760), Secretary's Office :. i . ; 1893-1894 William James Shaw, M.A., Philosophy 1894-1896 Edmond Robert Sturtevant, B.S., Chemistry 1^4-1896 William Merrill Esten, M.S. (No. 1788), Biology 1894-1905 Robert Elmer Hendershot, B.S. (No. 1796), Library 1894-189S Rupert Henry. Hopkins, M.S. (No. 1797), Physics 1894-1896 Frederic Lawrence Knowles, B.A.. (No. 1803), Secretary's Office 1894-189S Arthur Whitmore Smith, M.S., Physics 1895-1^ Edward Francis Coffin, B.A. (No. 183S), Secretary's Office ......; ; 189S-1896 Ernest Ketcham Smith,. M.A. (No. 1864), Library 1895-1896 Ernest Ketcham Smith, M.A. (No./ 1864), Secretary's Office 1896-1897 Louis Arthur Norris, M.A. (No. 1906), Library 1896-1897 Edmund David Searls, M.A. (No. 191S), Physics 1896-1898 Olin Freeman Tower, Ph.D. (No. 172S,), Chemistry 1897-1898 Charles Harvey Brown, M.A. (No. 1944), Library 189771899 Alvenza Ingham Smith, B.A. (No. 1972), Secretary's Office 1897-1898 Harry Egerton Ford, B.A., Modern Langua,ges 1898-1900 Arthur Whitmore Smith, Ph.D., Physics 1898-1899 John Ferguson Snell, Ph.D., Chemistry 1898-1899 Harry Edward Wells, Ph.D., Chemistry, 1899-1901 George Alfred Mellen, B.A., English 1899-1900 Frederick Warren Grover, M.S., Physics 1899-1901 Robert Ellsworth Harngd, B.A., B.D. (No. 2083), Library 1899-1900 Fred Wooding Hutchinson, B.S. (No. 2085), Astronomy 1899-1900 Harry Torsey Baker, M.A. (No. 2127), English 1900-1903 Walter Fenno Dearborn, Ph.D. (No. 2143), Library 1900-1901 Thomas Joseph Bryan, Ph.D., Chemistry 1901-1902 Days Elizabeth Diefendorf, Ph.B., Library 1901-1904 Richard Granville Povey, B.S. (No. 2226), Physics ...... 1901-1902 Josiah Willard Taylor, B.A. (No. 2308), Library 1901-1902 Allan Winter Rowe, Ph.D., Chemistry 1902-1904 xlii FACULTY. William Harry Clemons, M.A. (No. 2266), Library 1902-1903 Clarence Albert Pierce, Ph.D. (No. 2300), Physics 1902-1904 George Franklin Strong, B.A. (No. 2390), Library 1903-1904 Alfred Ludvig Gundersori, B.A., Physics . . ; 1904-1905 George Paget Owen Fenwick, B.A., Chemistry 1904-1905 Ernestine Rose, B.A. (No. 2333), Library 1904-1905 Samuel Foss Holmes, M.A. (No. 2428), English 1904-1906 Clarence Frederic Hale, Ph.D. (No. 2365), Chemistry ... 1905-1907 Erwin Stanley Fulton, B.S., Chemistry 1905-1906 Martin Stuart Hall, B.A., Physics 1905-1906 Adrienne Van Winkle, Library 1905-1907 Thome Martin Carpenter, B.S., Chemistry 1906-1907 Albert Davis, Ph.D., English 1906-1907 Harold DeForest Arnold, M.S. (No. 2524), Physics 1906-19O7 Mary Abbie Richardson, Library 1906- Alexander Chilson Stevens, M.E. (class of 1906), Physics 1907- Marguerite Morgan Van Benschoten, B.A. (No. 2467), Library 1907-igio Charles Lewis Brightman, M.A., Physics 1909-1910 Oscar Fred Hedenburg,' B.A. (No. 2750), Chemistry igog- Harvey Alden Wooster, M.A. (No. 2782), Psychology .... 1969-1910 Ernest Francis Amy, M.A. (No. 2718) , English 1910- Ralph Edgar Gould, B.S., Physics .'. 1910- Edith Leona Eastman, B.A., Library 191 o- DIKECTORS OF THE GVMNASIUM. Charles Spaulding Aldrich, M.A 1894-1896 Frederick William Marvel, Ph.B 1896-1901 David Connolly Hall, Ph.B 1901-1902 Frederick William Marvel, Ph.B. . .' 1902-1903 Horace Cheney Swan, M.D 1903-1905 Howard Roland Reiter, B.A 1905- MECHANICIAN. Olin Saflford Blakeslee 1891-1901 DEANS OF WOMEN. Anna Almira Fisher, M.A. 1901-1904 Julia Brazos, Ph.B (No. 2114) 1904-1910 xliii MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY. (not Graduates of Wesley an University.) (Arranged according to rank, in the order of appointment.) *WILLBUR FISK. B.A., Brown University, i8is; M.A., Brown, 1818; D.D., Augusta College, 1820; D.D., Brown, 1835. Bom August 31, 1792, Brattleboro, Vt. Studied law in Lyndon, Vt., 1815-16. Taught in Oaklands, iiear Baltimore, Md.; continued the study of law, 1816-17. In poor health; resided at home, Lyndon, Vt., 1817-18. Joined New England Confer- ence, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1818. Stationed at Craftsbury, Vt., 1818-19; Charlestown, Mass., 1819-21. Superannuated on account of ill health, 1821-23. Presiding Elder of Vermont District, 1823-26. Chaplain of Vermont Legislature, 1826. Principal of Wesleyan Acad- emy, Wilbraham, . Mass., 1826-31. Elected Bishop of the Wesleyan Church of Canada, but declined to accept the office, 1828. President OF Wesleyan University, 1830-39. Visitor of U. S. Military Academy, West Point, Vj. Y., 1832. Delegate of Methodist Episcopal Church to the Wesleyan Conference in England, 1835-36; Elected Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal .Church, but declined, 1836. Member of Board of Education of Connecticut, 1839. Delegate to General Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1824, '28, '32. Died February 22, 1839, Middletown, Conn. ^STEPHEN OLIN. B.A., Middlebury College, 1820; M.A., Middlebury, 1823; D.D., Mid- dlebury, 1832, and Wesleyan University, and University of Alabama> 1834; LL.D., Yale College, 1845. Born March 2, 179X Leicester, Vt. Commenced teaching in South Carolina; principal of Tabernacle Academy, S. G.. Joined South Carolina Cdnference, Methodist Epis* copal Church, 1^4. Professor of Belles-Lettres, Franklin College, Ga., 1826-33. President of Randolph-Macon College, Va., 1834-37. Traveled in Europe and the East, 1837-40. President of Wesleyan University, 1839-41, 1842-51. Delegate to General Conference, Metho- dist Episfcopal Church, 1844; to Evangelical Alliance, London, England, 1846. Died August 16, 1851, Middletown, Conn. *NATHAN BANGS. D.D. Born May 2, 1778, Stratford, Conn. Taught in Canada, 1799. Joined New York Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1802. Appointed to Circuit of Bay Quinte, Canada, 1802-04; River Le French, 1804-05 ; Oswegotchie, 1805-06; Quebec, 1806-07; Niagara, 1807-08; Delaware, N. Y., 1808-09; Albany, 1809-10. Stationed at New York, N. Y., 1810-12. Presiding Elder of Rhinebeck District, 1813-18; New York District, i8ig. One of the founders of the Missionary Society of the' Methodist Episcopal Church. Publishing agent and editor of books, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1820-28. xliv FACULTY, NOT WESLEYAN GRADUATES. Editor of The Christian Advocate and Journal, New York, N. Y., 1828-32. Editor of The Methodist Magazine and Quarterly Review, New York, 1832-36. Corresponding secretary of the Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1836-41. Psesident or Wesleyan University, 1841-42. Stationed at Second St., New York, N. Y., 1843-44; Greene St., New York, 184.4-46; Sands St., Brooklyn, 1846-48. Presiding Elder of East New York District, 1848-52. Super- annuated, 1852-62. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1851-62. Dele- gate to the first delegated General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1812; delegate, 1812-52, ten sessions. Died May 3, 1862, New York, N. Y. ♦AUGUSTUS WILLIAM SMITH. B.A,, Hamilton College, 1825; M.A., Hamilton; LL.D., Centenary College, La., 1847, and Hamilton, 1850. Born May 12, 1802, Newport, N.,Y. Taught in Oneida Conference (now Cazenovia) Seminary, N. Y., 1825-27; principal, 1827-31. Professor of Mathematics and Astron- omy, Wesleyan University, 1831-57. President of Wesleyan Uni- versity, 1852-57. Professor of Natural Philosophy, U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., 1859-66. One of the corps of astronomers sent to Labrador by the U. S. Government to observe the solar eclipse, i860. Died March 22, 1866, Annapolis, Md. BRADFORD PAUL RAYMOND. B.A., Lawrence University, 1870; S.T.B., Boston University, 1873; Ph.D., Boston University, 1881; D.D., Northwestern University, 1884; LL.D., Lawrence University, 1889; M.A. (_ad eundem), Wesleyan University, 1894; D.D., Yale University, 1901. Born April 22, 1846, Stamford, Conn. Studied in Hamline University, Minn., i866-6p ; Lawrence University, Wis., 1869-70; School of Theology, Boston University, 1870-73. Joined New England Southern Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1874. Stationed at Allen St., New Bedford, Mass., 1874-77; Chestnut St., Providence, R. I., 1877-80. Studied in Germany, 1880-81. Stationed at Nashua, N. H., 1881-83. President of Lawrence University, 1883-89. President of Wesleyan University, 1889-1908; Professor of the English Bible, 1908-09; of Ethics and Biblical Literature {Emer- itus'), 1909 . Author: Christianity and the Christ. Address : Middletown, Conn. WILLIAM ARNOLD SHANKLIN. B.A!, Hamilton College, 1883 ; B.D., Garrett Biblical Institute, 1891 ; M.A., Hamilton, 1895 ; D.D., University of Washington, 1895, and Allegheny College, 1910; LL.D., Baker University, 1906, and Trinity College, Conn., 1910 ; L.H.D., Upper Iowa University, 1909. Bom April 18, 1862, Carrollton, Mo. Joined South Kansas Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1887. Stationed at Peru, Kans., 1887-89; Fort Scott, 1889-90. Transferred to Columbia River Conference, 1890. Stationed at First Church, Spokane, Wash., 1890-93; First Church, Seattle, 1893-96. Transferred to Upper Iowa Conference, 1896. Stationed at St. Luke's Church, Dubuque, Iowa, 1896-1900. Transferred to Philadelphia Conference, 1900. Stationed at Reading, Pa., 1900-05. Transferred to Upper Iowa Conference, 1905. President of Upper Iowa University, 1905-09. xlv FACULTY, NOT WESLEYAN GRADUATES. President of Wesleyan University, igog . Transferred to New York East Conference, 1910. Delegate to General Conference, Metho- dist Episcopal Church, 1908. Address : 325 High St., Middletown, Conn. *JOHN PRICE DURBIN. ' B. A., Cincinnati College, 1825 ; M.A., Cincinnati, 1828. Born 1800, in Bourbon County, Ky. ,,00 Joined Ohio Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1820. Sta- tioned at Greenville, Ohio, 1820-21 ; Lawrenceburg, 1821-22 ; Hamilton and Rossville, 1822-23; Zanesville Town, 1823-24; Lebanon, 1824^25; Cincinnati, 1825-26. Agent for Augusta College, Ky., 1825-26. Pro- fessor of Ancient Languages, Augusta College, 1826-31. Chaplain, U. S. Senate, 1831. Professor of Natural Science, Wesleyan Uni- versity, 1831. Editor of The Christian Advocate and Joufnah New York, N. Y., 1832-34. President of Dickinson ■ College, Pa., 1834-45. Transferred to Philadelphia Conference, 1836. Traveled in Europe and the East, 1842-43. Stationed at Union Church, Philadelphia, Pa., 1846-47; Trinity Church, Philadelphia, 1847-49. Presiding Elder, North Philadelphia District, 1849. Corresponding Secretary of the Mission- ary Society, Methodist Episcopal 'Church, 1850-72. Delegateto General Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1844-72, eight sessions. Died October 18, 1876, New York, N. Y. *JOHN MOTT SMITH. B.A., Columbia College, 1816. Born October 10, 1795, Brooklyn, N. Y. . . Studied medicine. Joined New York Conference, Methodist Epis- copal Church; appointed to Jamaica Circuit, N. Y., 1817-18; Suffolk Circuit, 1818-19; Stamford, Conn., 1819^20. Principal of Wesleyan Seniinai-y (situated at New York, N. Y., until 1826, when it was removed to White Plains, N. Y.), 1820-31. Professor of the Latin and Greek Languages and Literature, Wesleyan University, and Acting Professor of Natural Science, 1831-32. Died December 27, 1832, Middletown, Conn. , I *JACOB FREDERICK HUBER. M.A. (Hon.), Washington (now Trinity) College, Conn., 1834. Born March 9, 1801, Basle, Switzerland. Studied in the Gymnasium in Basle. Apprentice and clerk in a com- mercial house in B^sle, 1814-18. Engaged in bookkeeping in Trieste, Austria, 1818-19. Emigrated to America, 1819. Studied and taught in Bedford Academy, Pa.," 1820-22. Studied theology, 18122-24. Studied in Theological Seminary of the German Reformed Church, Carlisle, Pa., 1825-26.. Teacher of Modern Languages, Dickinson; College, 1826-31.' Professor of Modern Languages, Wesleyan University, 1831-42; Librarian, 1837-42; Instructor in Modern Languages, 1843, 1848-63. Taught modern languages in Middletown, Conn., 1842-78. Died January 3, 1878, Middletown, Conn. *DANIEL DENISON WHEDON. B.A., Hamilton College, 1828; M.A., Hamilton, 1831; D.D., Emory College ; LL.D., Wesleyan University, 1867. Born March 20, 1808, Onondaga, N. Y. xlvi FACULTY, NOT WESLEYAN GRADUATES. Studied law in Rochester, N. Y. Taught in Oneida Conference (now Cazenovia) Seminary, N. Y:, 1829. Tutor in Hamilton College, 1831-32. Professor of the Latin and Greek Languages and Litera- ture, Wesleyan University, 1833-42. Joined New York Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1834. Transferred to Troy Conference, 1842. Stationed at Pittsfield, Mass., 1843-45. Professor of Rhetoric, Logic, and History, University of Michigan, 1845-52. Principal of a school, Ravenswood, N. J., 1852-54. Stationed at New York and Jamaica, N. Y., New York East Conference, 1855-56. Editor of The Methodist Quarterly Review, 1856-84. Delegate to General Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1852. Died June 8, 1885. *WILLIAM WILLIAMS MATHER. M.A. (Hon.), 1834. Born May 24, 1804, Brooklyn, N. Y. Graduated at U. S. Military Academy, West Point, N. Y., 1828. Assistant Professor of Chemistry in the same, 1829-35. Acting Pro- fessor OF Chemistry, Mineralogy, and Geology, Wesleyan Univer- sitYj 1833-34. First lieutenant, U. S. Army, 1834-36. Professor of Chemistry, University of Louisiana, 1836. On the geological survey of the state of New York, 1836-44. Ohio state geologist, 1837-40. Kentucky state geologist, 1838-39. Professor of Natural Science, Ohio University, 1842-45; Vice President and Acting President, 1847-50. Editor of The Wesleyan Agriculturist, 1851-52. Died February 27, 1859, Columbus, Ohio. ♦JOSEPH HOLDICH. M.A., Princeton College, 1828; D.D., La Grange College, 1843. Born April 20, 1804, Thomey, Cambridgeshire, England. Joined Philadelphia Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1822. Stationed at Lancaster, Pa., 1822-23 ; Smyrna, Del., 1823-24 ; New- castle, 1824-25; Philadelphia, Pa., 1825-26. Visited England, 1826-27. Stationed at Ehzabethtown, N. J., 1827-29; Trenton, 1829-31; Union Church, Philadelphia, Pa., 1831-33; New Brunswick, N. J., 1833-34; Vestry St., New York, N. Y., 1834-35. Assistant Professor of Moral Science and Belles-Lettres, Wesleyan University, 1835-36; Pro- fessor, 1836-49. Corresponding ■ secretary of American Bible Society, 1849-78. Visited Europe in behalf of the American Bible Society, 1859.. Superannuated, New York Conference, 1878-93. Delegate to General Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1840, '48, '52, '60. Died April 10, 1893, Morristown, N. J. ♦JOHN JOHNSTON. B.A., Bowdoin College, 1832; M.A., Bowdoin, 1835; LL.D., McKen- dree College, 1830. Born August 23, 1806, Bristol, Me. Taught in Oneida Conference (now Cazenovia) Seminary, N. Y., 1832-35; principal, 1835. Assistant Professor of Mathematics, and Lecturer in Natural Science, Wesleyan University, 1835-37; Pro- fessor of Natural Science, 1837-73 1 Professor Emeritus, 1873-79. Died December 2, 1879, Clifton, N. Y. ♦WILLIAM MARINUS WILLETT. Born January 3, 1803, New York, N. Y. Joined New York Conference, Methodist' Episcopal Church, 1823. Stationed at Suffolk, N. Y., 1823-24; Wethersfield, Conn., 1824-25; xlvii FACULTY, NOT WESLEYAN GRADUATES. Fishkill Landing, N. Y., 1835-26. Transferred to Genesee Conference, 1826. Stationed at Delphi, N. Y., 1827-28; Lysander, 1828-30; Syra- cuse, 1830-32. By division of conference, became a member of Oneida Conference, 183a. Stationed at Weedsport, N. Y., 1832-33. Health failed; located, 1833. Teacher of Hebrew in Wesleyan University, 1838-41; Professor OF Hebrew and Biblical Literature, 1841-42. Editor of The Classic, Wesleyan University, 1842. Founder and Pres- ident of Newbury Biblical Institute, Vt., 1843-48. Engaged in literary work in Jersey City, N. J., 1848-95. Editor of The Bible Magazine, 1882. Delegate to General Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1828. Died December 7, 1895, Jersey City, N. J. ♦WILLIAM LUCIUS STORRS. B.A., Yale College, 1814; M.A., Yale, 1817; LL.D., Western Reserve University, 1846. Born March 25, 1795, Middletown, Conn. Admitted to the bar, .1817. Member of the Connecticut House of Representatives, 1827-29. Member of Congress, 1829-33, 1839-40. Speaker of the Connecticut House of Representatives, 1834. Associate judge of the Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors, 1840. Professor OF Law, Wesleyan University, 1841-46. Chief justice of Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors, 1857-61. Professor of Jurisprudence, Yale College, 1846-47.' Died June 25, 1861, Hartford, Conn. *CHARLES KITTREDGE TRUE. B.A., Harvard University, 1832 ; D.D., Harvard, 1849. Born August 14, 1809, Portland, Me. Preached in Methodist Episcopal Church, Medford, Mass., 1831-32; Newton Upper' Falls, 1832-33. Joined New England Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1833. Stationed at Bristol and Provi- dence, R. I., 1833-34. Agent Oi N. E. Conference Missionary Educa- tion Society, 1834. First principal of Amenia Seminary, N. Y., 1835-36. Transferred to New York Conference, 1836. Stationed at Middle- town, Conn., 1836-37; John St., New York, N. Y., 1837-38. Trans- ferred to New England Conference, 1838. Stationed at Common St., Lynn, Mass., 1838-40 ; Springfield, 1840-41 ; North Russell St., Boston, 1841743; Park St., Worcester, 1843-44; Walnut St., Chelsea, 1844-46; St. Paul's Church, Lowell, 1846-48; High St. (now Trinity Church), Chairlestown, 1848-49. Professor of Moral Science and Belles- Lettres, Wesleyan Unwersity, 1849-60. Stationed at Tarrytown, N. Y., 1860-62; 30th St., New York, N. Y., 1862-64; Fishkill, N. Y., 1864-65 ; Sheffield, Mass., 1865-66. Transferred to New Eng-land Con- ference, 1866. Stationed at Hanover St., Boston, Mass, 1866-67 ; New- ton Upper Falls, 1867-69 ; Monson, 1869-70. Financial Agent of Wesleyan University, 1870-77. Professor of Logic and Practical Theology, Tabernacle College, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1875. Stationed at Whitestone, N. Y., 1875-77; Cold Spring, 1877-78; Cedar St., Brook- lyn, 1878. Died June 19, 1878. *JAMES COOKE VAN BENSCHOTEN. B.A., Hamilton College, 1856; M.A., Madison University, 1857; LL.D., Rochester University, 1875. Born December 15, 1827, La Grange, N. Y. , Studied in Genesee College, Lima, N. Y., 1850-54. Teacher of Ancient Languages, Oxford Collegiate Institute, N. Y., 1855-56; Sus- quehanna Seminary, Biiighamton, N. Y., 1856-57. Principal of Oxford Collegiate Institute, N. Y., 1857-58. Studied in the Universities of xlviii FACULTY, NOT WESLEYAN GRADUATES. Berlin, Bonn, Gottiflgen, and Athens, 1858-61. Principal of High School, Lyons, N. Y., 1861-62. Teacher of Ancient Languages in Oneida Conference (now Cazenovia) Seminary, N. Y., 1862-63. Pro- fessor OF THE Greek Language and Literature, and Instructor in THE Modern Languages, Wesleyan University, 1863-73; Professor OF the Greek Language and Literature, 1873-1902. Director, Ameri- can School of Classical Studies in Athens, 1884-85. Died January 17, 1902, Middletown, Conn. *GEORGE PRENTICE. M.A. (Hon.), 1865; D.D., Northwestern University, 1875. Born December 15, 1834, Grafton, Mass. Studied in Methodist General Biblical Institute, Concord, N. H., 1855-56. Taught in Piedmont Station, Va., 1856-57. Joined New Eng- land Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1857. ' Stationed at Greenfield, Mass., 1857-59; Ludlow, 1859-61; Wilbraham, 1861-62; Oxford, 1862-63; Melrose, 1863-65; Newtonville, 1865-67. Studied in University of Halle, Germany, 1867-68. Stationed at Hyde Park, Mass., 1869-70; Bromfield St., Boston, 1870-71. Professor, of Rhetoric AND English Literature, Wesleyan University, 1871-73 ; Instructor IN Hebrew, 1^1-80; Professor of Modern LANGUACiES, 1^3-93. Mem- ber of Committee of Revision, Methodist Hymnal, 1876. Delegate to General Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1884.' Died October 10, 1893, Pasadena, Cal. HERBERT WILLIAM CONN. B.A., Boston University, 1881 ; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, 1884; M.A. (ad eundem), Wesleyan University, 1894. Born January 10, 1859, Fitchburg, Mass. Instructor in Biology, Wesleyan University, 1884-86; Associate Professor, 1886-88 ; Professor, 1888 . Director, Cold Spring Har- bor Biological Laboratory, 1889-97. Lecturer on Biology, Trinity College (Conn.), 1888-89. Lecturer on Agricultural Bacteriology, Conn. Agricultural College, 1901 . Secretary, Sodety of Anierican Bacteriologists, 1899-1902; President, 1902 . Bacteriologist, and director of the laboratory. Conn. State Board Of' Health, 1905 . Author: Evolution of To-day; Story of Germ Life; The Living World; Agricultural Bacteriology; Elementary, Introductory and Advanced Physiology, etc. Corresponding editor: Revue Ginerale du Lait. Address: 167 High St., Middletown, Conn. ANDREW CAMPBELL ARMSTRONG. B.A., Princeton University, 1881 ; M.A., Princeton, 1884, and Wes-i leyan University (ad eundem), 1894; Ph.D. (Hon.), Princeton, 1896. Born August 22, i860. New York, N. Y. Fellow in Mental Science, Princetoni University, 1881-82. Studied in Princeton Theological Seminary, 1882-85 (graduated, 1885) ; Uni- versity of Berlin, Germany, 1885-86. Associate Professor of Eccle- siastical Histoiy, Princeton Theological Seminary, 1886-87. Instructor in History, Princeton Uhiversity, 1887-88. Professor of Philosophy, Wesleyan University, 1888 — — . Chairman, Section of Metaphysics, St. Louis Exposition, 1904. Author: Transitional Eras in Thought. Associate editor : New Princeton Review^ 1887-88. Cooperating editor : xlik FACULTY, NOT WESLEYAN GRADUATES. Psychological Review, 1904-10. Translator: Falckenberg's History of Modem Philosophy. . Address: 166 High St., Middletown, Conn. WOODROW WILSON. B.A., Princeton University, 1879; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, 1886: LL.D., Wake Forest College, 1887, Tulane Umversity, 1898, Johns Hopkins University, 1901, Rutgers College, 1902, Umversity ot Pennsylvania, 1903, Brown University, 1903, and Harvard University, 1907; LittD., Yale University, 1901. Born December 28, 1856, btaun- Studied in Law School of the University of Virginia, 1879-80. Prac- tised law, Atlanta, Ga., 1882-83. Graduate student, Johns Hopkins University, 1883-85. Professor of History and Political Economy, Jiry» Mawr College, 1885-88; Weslevan Universitv, 1888-90. Professor of Jurisprudence and Politics, Princeton University, 1890-1902. President of Princeton University, 1902-10. Governor of New Jersey, I9l(> — -. Author: Congressional Government; The State; A History of the American People, etc. Address: Princeton, N. J. WALTER PARKE BRADLEY. B.A., Williams College, 1884; Ph.D., University of Gottingen, 1889; M.A. (orf eundem), Wesleyan University, 1894. Born July 7, 1862, Lee, Mass. Studied in the University of Gottingen, Germany, 1884-86, 1888-89. Assistant in Chemistry, Williams College, 1886-88. Instructor in Chemistry, Wesleyan Untoersity, 1889-90; Associate Professor, 1-890-93; Professor, 1893 . Address: 256 College St., Middletown, Conn. FRANK WALTER NICOLSON. B.A., University of Mount Allison, 1883; B.A., Harvard University, 1887; M.A., Harvard, 1888; M.A. (ad eundem), Wesleyan University, 1900. Born November 4, 1864, Sackville, N. B., Canada. Tutor in English and French, Mount Allison College, Canada, 1^3-84 Studied in Harvard College, 1885-87. Graduate student. Harvard Uni- versity, 1887-88. Instructor in Sanskrit, Harvard University, 1888-89; Instructor in Latin, 18^91. Tutor in Latin, Wesleyan University, 1^1-94; Instructor^ 1^4-95;' Associate Professor, 1895- ; Secre- tary OF THE Faculty, 1895 . Secretary, Conn. Gamma Chapter, Phi. Beta Kappa, 1894 . Secretary-Treasurer, Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the United States, 1909 . President, Association of N. E. Colleges for Conference on Athletics, 1910-11. President. N. E. College Entrance Certificate Board, 1910 President, Association of N. E. College Administrative Officers, 1910-1 1. Editor : The Phormio of Terence, 1890; The Plutus of Aristophanes, 1896; Sup- plement to the Alumni Record of Wesleyan University, 1893-1909 (nine editions) ; Catalogue of the Gamma of Connecticut, Phi Beta Kappa, 1906; Alumni Record of Wesleyan University, Fourth Edition, 1911. Address: 311 High St., Middletown, Conn. WILLARD CLARK FISIJER. B.A., Cornell University, 1888. Bom March 4 1865, Westerlo, N. Y. Fellow in History and Political Economy, Cornell University, 1888-89, 1891-92. Instructor in Economics and Finance, Brown University, 1 FACULTY, NOT WESLEYAN GRADUATES. 1890-91. Associate Professor of Economics and Social Science, Wes- LEYAN University, 1892-96; Professor, 1896 . Qjuncilman, City ot Middletown, 1903-04. Mayor of Middletown, 1906-08, 1910 . Address: 25 College Place, Middletown, Conn. FRANCIS GANG BENEDICT. B.A., Harvard University, 1893; M.A., Harvard, 1894; Ph.D., Uni- versity of Heidelberg, 1895; M.A. {ad eundem), Wesleyan University, 1906. Bom October 3, 1870, Milwaukee, Wis. ■ Instructor in Chemistry, Mass. College of Pharmacy, 1892-94. Studied in the University of Heidelberg, Germany, 1894-95. Chemist, Storrs Experiment Station, Middletown, Conn., 1896-1900. Physio- logical chemist, nutrition investigations, U. S. Department of Agri- culture, Middletown, Conn., 1895-1907. Instructor in Chemistry, Wesleyan University, 1896-1901 ; Associate Professor, 1901-05 ; Professor, 1905-07. Director, Nutrition Laboratory of the Carnegie Institution, Boston, Mass., 1907 . Author: Elementary Organic Analysis; Chemical Lecture Experiments; The Influence of Inanition on Metabolism; Metabolism in Diabetes Mellitus, etc. Address : 195 Bellevue St., Boston, Mass. MAX FARRAND. B.A., Princeton University, 1892; M.A., Princeton, 1893; Ph.D., Princeton, 1896; M.A. (orf eundem), Wesleyan University, 1900. Born March, 29, 1869, Newark, N. J. Fellovv, Princeton University, 1892-94. Studied in the Universities of Leipzig and Heidelberg, 1894-96. Instructor in History, Wesleyan University, 1896-98; Associate Professor, 1898-1900; Professor, 1900-01. Professor of History, Leland Stanford Jr. University, 1901-08; Yale University, 1908- . Acting Professor of American History, Cornell University, 1905-06. Translator: lellinek's Declara- tion of the Rights of Man aM of Citizens. Author: Legislation of Congress for Government of Organised Territories of the United States, 1789-1895- Editor : Records of the Federal Convention of 1787, 3 vols. Address: Yale University, New Haven, Conn. RAYMOND DODGE. B.A., Williams College, 1893; Ph.D., University of Halle, i8g6; M.A. {ad eundem), Wesleyan University, 1905. Born February 20, 1871, Woburn, Mass. Assistant Librarian, Williams College, 1893-94. Studied in the Uni- versity of Halle, Germany, 1894-96. Assistant to Professor Benno Erdmann, University of Halle, 18196-97. Professor of Philosophy and Psychology, Ursinus College, 1897-98. Instructor in Philosophy, Wesleyan University, 1898-99; Associate Professor of Philosophy, 1899- 1902; Professor of Psychology, 1902 . Author: Die Motor- ischen Wortvorstellungen, 1897'; Psychologie des Lesens (with Pro- fessor Erdmann), 1898; Study of Visual Fixation, 1907. Cooperating editor: The Psychological Review. Address : 107 Lawn Ave., Middletown, Conn. GEORGE MATTHEW DUTCHER. B.A., Cornell University, 1897; Ph.D., Cornell, 1903; M.A. {ad eundem), Wesleyan University, 1906. Born September 16, 1874, Pleas- ant Valley, N. Y. FACULTY, NOT WESLEYAN GRADUATES. Assistant in English History, Cornell University, 1898-1900. Trave|ed in Europe, as President White Fellow in History of Cornell University, 1900-01. Associate Professoe of History, Wesleyan University, 1901-0S; Professor, 1905 . Address: 313 Williams St., Middletown, Conn. WALTER GUYTON CADY. Ph.B., Brown University, I89S; M.A., Brown, 1896; Ph.D., Uni- versity of Berlin, 1900. Born December lo, 1874, Providence, R. I. Instructor in Mathematics, Brown University, 1895-97. Studied m the University of Berlin, Germany, 1897-1900. Magnetic observer, U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1900-02. Instructor in Physics, Wesleyan University, 1902-03; Associate Professor, 1903-07; Pro- fessor, 1907 . Address: 77 High St., Middletown, Conn. ROBERT HERNDON FIFE, Jr. B.A. and M.A., University of Virginia, 1895 ; Ph.D., University of Leipzig, igoi; M.A. {ad eundetn), Wesleyan Universify, 1906. Born November 18, 1871, Charlottesville, Va. Instructor in English and German, St. Albans School, Radford, Va., 1895-98. Studied in the University of Gottingen, Germany, 1898-99; University of Leipzig, 1899- 1901. Instructor in German, Western Reserve University, 1901-03. Associate Professor of German, Wesleyan University, 1903-OS; Professor, 1905-——. Instructor in German, Summer School, University of Virginia, 1903-05; Columbia University, 1907. Author: Der Wortschats des engUgchen Maundeville. Editor : B. T. A. Hoffman's Meister Martin. Address: 24b College St., Middletown, Conn. WILLIAM ARTHUR HEIDEL. B.A., Central Wesleyan College, 1888; M.A., Central Wesleyan, 1891; Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1895; M.A. (ad eundem), Wes- leyan University, 1906. Born March 10, 1868, Burlington, . Iowa. Studied in the University of Berlin, Germany, 1888-90. Acting Professor of Latin, Illinois Wesleyan University, 1890-91 ; Professor of Greek, 1891-94. Fellow in Greek, University of Chicago, 1894-95. Docent in Ancient Philosophy, University of Chicago, 1895-5(6. . 'PfD- f essor of Latin, Iowa (now Grinnell) College, , 1896T190S. Professor of" Greek, Wesleyan University, 1905 . Author: Pseudo-Pla- tonica; The Necessary and the Contingent, in the Aristotelian System. Editor: Plato's Euthyphro. Associate editor : Classical Philology. : 4^ddress: 41 Lawn, Ave., Middletown, Conn. , i ANDREW STEPHENSON. B.A., De Pauw University, 1882 ; M.At De Pauw, 1884 ; Ph.D., Xohns Hopkins University, 1890. Principal of public schools, Sparland, 111., 1882-84. Professor of Latin and Greek, Upper Iowa University, 1884-88. , Graduate student, Johns Hopkins University, 1888-90. Associate Professor of History, Wesleyan University, 1890-94. Professor of History, De Pauw Uni- versity, 1894 . Address : Greencastle, Ind. j Hi FACULTY, NOT WESLEYAN' GRADUATES. ALFRED PEARCE DENNIS. B.A., Princeton University, 1891 ; M.A., Princeton, 1892; Ph.D., Princeton, 1894. Bom January 10, 1869, Beverly, Md. Fellow, Princeton University, 1891-92; Instructor, 1892-94. Asso- cfATE Prpfessor OF HisTORY, Wesleyan UNIVERSITY, 1894-96. Asso- ciate Professor of History, Smith College, i898-i904'; Professor, 1904 . Address : Northampton, Mass. JAMES MORTON PATON. B.A., New York , University, 1883; B.A., Harvard University, ,1884; Ph.D., University of Bonn, 1894. Bofn May 12, 1863, New York, N. Y. Graduate student, Harvard University, 1884-87. Professor of Latin, Middlfebury College, 1887-91. Studied in the University of Bonn, Ger- tnany, 1891-92, 1893-94; American School of Classical Studies, Athens, 1^2-93. Instructor in Greek, Wesleyan University, 1895-98; Associate Professor, 1898-1905. Managing editor: American Journal of ArchtBology, 1906- — . Address: Cambridge, Mass. ALBERT BERNHARDT FAUST. B.A., Johns Hopkins University, 1889; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1892. Born April 20, 1870, Baltimore, Md. Instructor in German, Johns Hopkins University, 1889-96. Associate Professor of GerIman, Wesleyan University, 1896- 1903. Assistant Professor of German, University of Wisconsin, 1903-04. Assistant Professor of German, Cornell University, 1904 . Author: Charles Sealsfield; The German Element in the United States. Address: Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. GEORGE DAVIS CHASE. B.A., Harvard University, 1889 ; M.A., Harvard, 1895 ; Ph.D., Har- vard, 1897. Born October 27, 1^7, Dighton, Mass. Taught in Bristol Academy, Taunton, Mass., 1889-94. Studied in the University of Leipzig, Germany, 1897-98. Taught in Lawrenceville School, N. J., 1898-99. Assistant Professor of Comparative Philology, Cornell University, 1899-1901. Instructor in Latin, Wesleyan Uni- versity, 1901-02; Associate Professor, 1902-05. Professor of Latin, University of Maine, 1905 . Editor: Selected Lives of Nepos. Address: Orono, Me. JOSEPH WILLIAM HEWITT. B.A., Bowdoin College, 1897; M.A., Bowdoin, 1899; M.A., Harvard University^ 1900; Ph.D., Harvard, 1902. Born August 23, 1875, Armley, Yorkshire, England. Assistant in Latin and Greek, Bowdoin College, 1897-98. Principal of High School, Hanover, N. H., 1898-99. Graduate student, Harvard University, 1899-1902. Instructor in Latin, Worcester Academy, Mass., 1902-03 ; Master in Latin, 1903-05. Associate Professor of Latin and Greek, Wesleyan University, 1905 . Joint editor: Xenophon's Anabasis, I-IV. Address : Middletown, Conn. liii FACULTY, NOT WESLEYAN GRADUATES. THOMAS EMERY McKINNEY. ■ ' B.A., Marietta College, 1887; M.A., Marietta, 1890; Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1905. . _ „ o . Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy, Marietta College, 1890- 1906. Associate Professor of Mathematics, Wesleyan University, 1906-08. Professor of Mathematics, University of South Dakota, 1908 . Address : Vermilion, S. Dak. ♦OLIVER PAYSON HUBBARD. B.A., Yale College, 1828; M.A., Yale, 1831 ; M.D., Medical College of South Carolina, 1837; LL.D., Hamilton College, 1861 ; M.A. (Hon.), Dartmouth College, 1873. Born March 31, i8og, Pomfret, Conn. Studied in Hamilton College, 1825-26. Taught in Geneva, N. Y., 1828-29; Richmond, Va., 1829-31. Assistant in Yale Chemical Labora- tory, 1831-36. Lecturer IN Chemistry, Mineralogy, and Geology, Wesleyan University, 1834-35. Professor of Chemistry, Mineralogy, and Geology, Dartmouth College, 1836-66; Lecturer, 1866-69; Lecturer in Chemistry and Pharmacy, 1869-71; Professor, 1871-83; Professor Emeritus, 1883-igoo. Overseer of Thayer School of Civil Engineer- ing, Dartmouth College, 1871-95. Secretary of New York Academy of Sciences. Died March 9, 1900, New York, N. Y. *HENRY NORMAN HUDSON. B.A., Middlebury College, 1840; M.A. (Hon.), Trinity College, Conn., 1847; LL.D., Middlebury College, 1881. Born January 28, 1814, Cornwall, Vt. ' Taught in Kentucky, 1840-41 ; Huntsville, Ala., 1841-43. Delivered lectures in Philadelphia, Pa., Baltimore, Md., Washington, D. C, Boston, Mass., etc., 1844-45. Ordained priest of the Protestant Epis- copal Church, 1849. Editor of The Churchman, New York, N. Y., 1853-55; The Church Monthly, 1856-58. Rector of St. Michael's Church, Litchfield, Conn., 1858-60. Chaplain in U. S. Army, 1862-65. Lecturer on Shakespeare, Wesleyan University, 1868-69. Engaged in literary work and teaching, in or near Boston, Mass., 1865-86. Editor of The Saturday Evening Gazette, 1867-70. Died January 16, 1886, Cambridge, Mass. *NOAH CRESSY. M.D., Berkshire Medical College, 1862; Ph.D. (Hon.), University of Vermont, 1878; V.S., Montreal Vermont College, 1878. Born March 6, 1839, Rome, Mass. Practised medicine in Canaan, N. Y., 1862-68. Studied in Lawrence Scientific School, Cambridge; Mass., 1865-67. Lecturer on Compara- tive Osteology, Wesleyan University, 1868-71. Veterinary Surgeon to Conn. State Board of Agriculture, 1871-73. Professor of Veter- inary Science, Agricultural College, Amherst, Mass., 1873-76. Lec- turer on Veterinary Medicine, University of Vermont, 1876-79. Practised as veterinary surgeon, Hartford, Conn., 1879-82. Deceased; date of death unknown. CLARK SMITH BEARD SLEE. B.A., Amherst College, 1876; M.A., Amherst, 1878; D.D., Berea College, l8g8. Born February i, 1850, Coventry, N. Y. liv FACULTY, NOT WESLEYAN GRADUATES. Instructor in Hebrew, Hartford Theological Seminary, 1879-81. Pastor of Congregational Church, LeMars, Iowa, 1883-85; Prescott, Ariz., 1885-86; West Springfield, Mass., 1886-88. Associate Pro- fessor of Systematic Theology, Hartford Theological Seminary, 1888-90; Professor of Biblical Dogmatics and Ethics, 1890 . Lecturer in Ethics, Wesleyan University, 1909 . Author: Christ's Estimate of Himself; Teacher-Training with the Master Teacher; Jesus the King of Truth. Address: 138 Collins St., Hartford, Conn. ARTHUR LINCOLN GILLETT. B.A., Amherst College, 1880; M.A., Amherst, 1884; D.D., Amherst, 1901. Bom January 5, 1859, Westfield, Mass. Graduate student, Hartford Theological Seminary, 1883-84. Assist- ant pastor, Plymouth Congregational Church, Milwaukee, Wis., 1884-85. Pastor of Plymouth Congregational Church, Grand Forks:, N. Dak., 1885-88. Studied in the Universities of Berlin and Tiibingen, Germany, 1889-91. Instructor in Apologetics, Hartford Theological Seminary, 1888-90; Associate Professor, 1890-95; Professor, 1,895 • Lecturer IN Evidences of Christianity, Wesleyan University, 1909 . Trustee of Smith College. Editor-in-chief: Hartford Seminary Record, 1894 . Address: i Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, Conn. H[ENRY] BARRETT LEARNED. B.A., Harvard University, 1890; M.A., University of Chicago, 1894, aiid Harvard University, 1897; Ph.D., Yale University, 1909. Bom March 21, 1868, Exeter, N. H. Headmaster, School for Boys, Plymouth, Mass., 1890-92. Taught, in University _ School, Chicago, 111., 1892-93. Graduate student. Univer- sity of Chicago, 1893-94. Instructor in History, Armour Institute of Technology, Chicago, 111., 1894-96. Graduate student. Harvard Univer- sity, 1896-99; Assistant in History, 1897-98. Lecturer in Harvard Summer School, 1898. Studied in the University of Leipzig, Germany, 1899-1900. Instmctor in History, Sheffield Scientific School, Yale Uni- versity, 1900-06. Lecturer in History, Wesleyan University, 1909-10 (first half-year). Address : 50 Cold Spring St., New Haven, Conn. ♦RALPH GUERNSEY HIBBARD. M.A. (Hon.), 1866. Bom September 23, 1837, Plymouth, Conn. Teacher of Elocution, Wesleyan University, 1860-76; Instructor, 1876-1904. Also engaged in giving public readings, and at intervals as Instructor in Conn. State Normal School, New York Central Con- ference Seminary, Hartford Theological Seminary, etc. Died January 26, 1904, New Britain, Conn. FOLLANSBEE GOODRICH WELCH. M.D., New York Homoeopathic Medical College, 1870. Born June 8, 1843, Concord, N. H. Instructor in Gymnastics, Yale College, 1867-72. Instructor in Physi- cal Culture, Dartmouth College, 1867-68. Instructor in Gymnastics, Iv FACULTY, NOT WESLEYAN GRADUATES. •Wesleyan UNiVERSiTVi 1868-69. Practised medicine in New York, •N.' Y., i87i2-82. Proprietor and medical superintendent of a sanitary institute. New York, N. Y., 1877-82. - ' Address: unknown. .;.;,, WILLIA'M LAMBERT GOODING;. B.A., Dickinson College, 1874; M.A., Dickinson, 1875; Ph.D., Dick- inson, 1887. Born December 22, 1851, Galena, Md. Teacher of Natural Science, Wilmington Conference Academy, Dover, Del., 1874-76., Graduate student,, Ilaryard, University, 1876-77. Teacher of English, ■ Wilmington Conference Academy, 1877-78. Studied in the Universities of. Gottingen, Leipzig, and Heidelbergj Ger- many, 1878-81. Instructor in Ethics, Wesleyan University, 1881-82. Principal; of Wilmington Conference Academy, Dover, Del., 1882-98. Professor of Philosophy and Education, Dickinson College,; 1898: . Address: Carlisle,,. Pa. LAWRENCE BUNTING FLETCHER. B.A., Columbia University, 1877 ; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, i88i. . ,, I . Fellow, Columbia University, 1877-80 ; Johns Hopkins University, 1880-81. Assistant in, Physic^, University of- Pennsylvaniay 1881782. Instructor in Physics, Wesleyan University, 1882-83. Address: Marlboro, N. Y. FRANK SARGENT HOFFMAN. . • B.A., Amherst College, 1876; B.D., Yale University, 1880; M.A., Amherst, .1884; Ph.D., Amherst, 1896. Born February 9, 1852, She- boygan Falls; ' Wis. - Hooker Fellow, Yale University, 1880-82. Studied in Germany, 1882-83. Instructor in Mental Philosophy, Wesleyan University, 1883-83. Professor of Philosophy, Union College, 1885— — . Author: The Sphere of the State; The Sphere of Science. Address : Union College, Schenectady, N. Y. E[LIAS] HERSHEY SNEATH. B. A., Lebanon Valley College, 1881 ; B.D., Yale University, 1884 ; M.A., Lebanon Valley, 1889; Ph.D., Yale, 1890; LL.D., Lebanon Valky, 1903. Born August 7, 1857, Mountville, Pa. • Instructor in Mental Philosophy, Wesleyan University, 1885-88. Lecturer on the History of Philosophy, Yale University, 1889-91 ; Instructor in Philosophy,M89i-93 ; Assistant Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy; 1893-98 ; Professor of Theory and Practice 1 of Education, 1898-1904; Director of the Summer School, Yale Univer- sity, 1904-07 ; Lecturer on Ethics and Religious , Education, 1910 . Author: The Philosophy of Reid; The Ethics of Hobbes; The Mind of Tennyson. Address : 285 Whitney Ave., New Haven, Conn. WILLIAM SNYDER EICHELBERGER. B.A., Johns Hopkins University, 1886; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1891. Born September 18, 1863, Baltimore, Md. Assistant in the Nautical Almanac Office, Washington, D. C, 1889-90, 1896-98. Assistant IN Astronomy, Wesleyan University, 1890-96; Ivi FACULTY, NOT WESLEYAN GRADUATES. Tutor in Mathematics, 1890-94; Instructor in Mathematics, .1894-96. Computer in U. S. Naval Observatory, 1898-1900. Professor of Mathematics, U. S. Navy, 1900 . Member, U. S. Eclipse Expedi- tion, Pinehurst, N. C, i960. In charge of U. S. Eclipse Expedition, Sumatra, 1901 ; Spain, 1905. .Address: U. S. Navy Observatory, Washington, D. C. WINTHROP MORE DANIELS. B.A., Princeton University, 1888; M.A., Princeton, 1890. Born September 30, 1867, Dayton, Ohio. Studied in the University of Leipzig, Germany, 1890-91. Instructor IN Economics and Social Science, Wesleyan University, 1891-92. Professor of Political Economy, Princeton University, 1892 . Author: Revision and Continuation of Alexander J Qhnston's History of the United States; Elements of Public Finance; Continuation of Alexander Johnston's History of American Politics. Address: Princeton University, Princeton, N. J. CHARLES FORD LANGWORTHY. B.A., Middlebury College, 1887; M.A., Middlebury, 1890; Ph.D., University of Strassbiirg, 1893. Born August 9, 1864, Middlebury, Vt. Assistant in Chemistry, Wesleyan University, 1893-94; In- structor, 1894^5. Associate editor. Experiment Station Records, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C, 1896 ■■." Address : U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. ARTHUR GORDNER LEACOCK. B.A., Syracuse University, 1892, and Harvard University, 1893 ; M.A., Harvard, 1894; Ph.D., Harvard, 1S99. Born May 27, 1868, Lehman, Pa. Studied in Harvard College, 1892-93. Graduate student. Harvard University, 1893-94, 1897-99. Instructor in Greek, Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1894-96. Instructor in Latin, Wesleyan Univer- sity, 1896-97. Professoi- of Greek, Phillips Academy, Exeter, N. H., 18991-- — • Instructor in Harvard Summer School, 190S. Author: Studies in the Life of St. Paul. Address: Exeter, N. H. ' GEORGE HERBERT LING. B. A., University of Toronto, 1893 ; M.A., Columbia University, 1894 ; Ph.D., Columbia, 1896. University Fellow in Mathematics, Columbia University, 1893-9S ; Assistant in Mathetnatics, 1895-96. Instructor in Mathematics, Wesleyan University, 1896-1901. Tutor, Instructor, and Adjunct Professor of Mathematics, Columbia University, 1901-09. Professor of Mathematics, University of Saskatchewan, Canada, 1909 . Address : 434 Fifth Ave., Saskatoon, Canada. ♦HERMAN WADSWORTH HAYLEY. B.A., Amherst College, 1887; Ph.D., Harvard University, i8go. ' Graduate student. Harvard University, 1887-90 (Morgan Fellow, 1888-96). Studied in the Universities of Leipzig and Berlin, Germany (Rogers Fellow, Harvard University), i8go-gi. Instructor in Latin, Harvard University, 1891-93 ; Tutor; 1^3-96 ; Assistant in the Library, Ivii FACULTY, NOT WESLEYAN GRADUATES. 1896-97. Instructor in Latin/ Wesleyan University, i897-99- Editor: The AlcesHs of Euripides. Died September 24, 1899, Boston, Mass. EMORY BAIR LEASE. B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1885; M.A., Ohio Wesleyan, 1888; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, 1894. „„ „ ^^ ■ -. i^ .t. Taught in Little Rock University, Ark., 1885-87; University of the Pacific, 1887-91. Fellovir, Johns Hopkins University, 1892-93; Fellovr by courtesy, 1^3-94. Taught in Allegheny College, 1894-96; University of Chicago, summer quarter, 1896; University of Michigan, 1896-97. Instructor in Latin, Wesleyan University, 1899-1901. Professor of Latin, College of the City of New York, 1901 . Editor: Livy, Books I, XXL XXII. Address : 502 West isist St., Nevir York, N. Y. ARTHUR CONSTANT LUNN. B.A., Lawrence College, 1898; M.A., University of Chicago, 1900; Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1904. Born February 19, 1877, Racine, Wdsi Graduate student. University of Chicago, 1898-1901. Instructor IN Mathematics, Wesleyan University, 1901-02. Instructor in Mathematics, University of Chicago, 1902-10; Assistant Professor, 1910 . Address : University of Chicago, Chicago, 111. OTTO DUNKEL. M.E., University of Virginia, 18^6; B.A. and M. A., University of Virginia, 18^; M.A., Harvard University, 1899; Ph.D., Harvard, 1902. Bom in Richmond, Va. -Instructor in Mathematics, Wesleyan University, 1902-04. Studied in the University of Gottingen, Germany, 1904-05; University of Paris, 1905-06 ; University of Pisa, 1909-10. , Instructor in Mathe- matics, University of Minnesota, 1906-07; University of Missouri, 1907 — — . On leave of absence, 1909-10. Address: 713 Missouri Ave., Columbia, Mo. RALPH CLEWELL SUPER. . B.A., Ohio University, 1895; M.A., Ohio University, 1899. Studied in the Universities of Jena, Leipzig, and Lausanne, 1895-97; University of Grenoble, 1899-1901. Instructor in Romance Languages, University of Cincinnati, 1901-02. Tutor in Modern Languages, Wesleyan University, 1902-05 ; Instructor, 1905-09. In business, New York, N. Y., 1909 . Address : Middletown, Conn. ROBERT ALLYN BUDINGTON. B.A., Williams College, 1896; M.A., Williams, 1899. Born October 22, 1872, Leyden, Mass. Taught in Dow Academy, Franconia, N. H., 1896-98. Assistant in Biology, Williams College, 1898-99. Scholar in Zoology, Columbia Uni- versity, 1899-1900 ; Demonstrator in Physiology, 1900-02. Instructor in' Zoology and Physiology, Mount Hermon School, Mass., 1902-05. Instructor in Biology, Wesleyan University, 1905-08. Associate Iviii FACULTY, 'NOT WESLEYAN GRADUATES. Professor of Zoology, Oberlin College, 1908 . Instructor in Zoology, Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Holl, Mass., 1900-07; Instructor in. Embryology, 1909 Address : Oberlin, Ohio. EVERT MORDECAI CLARK. B.S., National Normal University, 1900; B.A., National Normal, 1901 ; B.A., Yale University, 1905 ; M.A., Yale, 1906. Born November 27, 1879, Ashville, Ohio. Instructor in Mathematics, Wesleyan University, 1904-05 (winter term). Professor of Mathematics, East Texas Normal Col- lege, igo6-o8. Graduate student, Yale University, 1908 . Address : Box 782, Yale Station, New Haven, Conn. ARTHUR HENRY HARROP. B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1894; M.A., Ohio Wesleyan, 1896; M.A., Harvard University, 1903; Ph.D., Boston University, 1905. Born October 9, 1869, Duncans Falls, Ohio. Vice President and Professor of Latin and Greek, Union College, 1894-95. Professor of Latin and Greek, Ashland College and Missouri Wesleyan College,, 1895-1901. Graduate student. Harvard University, 1901-04 ; Boston University, 1904-05. Instructor in Greek, Wesleyan University, 1904-05 (second half-year). Professor of Latin, Uni- versity of Denver, 1905 . Address : University Park, Col. BERNARD CAPEN EWER. B.A., Brown University, 1899; M.A., Brown, 1900; Ph.D., Harvard University, 1904. Born October 5, 1877, Vernon, Conn. Taught in Mount Hermon School, Mass., 1904-05. Instructor in Mathematics, Wesleyan University, 1905. Instructor, and Assistant Professor, of Philosophy, Northwestern University, 1905 . Address : 614 Clark St., Evanston, 111. ROSWELL POWELL STEPHENS. B.A., University of Georgia, i8g6; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, 1905. Born November 4, 1874, Barnesville, Ga. Engaged in teaching, 1896-1900. Graduate student, Johns Hopkins University, 1900-05. Instructor in Mathematics, Wesleyan Uni- versity, 1905-07. Adjunct Professor of Mathematics, University of Georgia, 1907 . Address r University of Georgia, Athens, Ga. JOHN WESLEY WETZEL. Ph.B., Southwestern University, 1894. Born March 21, 1871, Lena, 111. Graduated from the Cumnock School of Oratory, Northwestern University, 1897. Director, Department of Oratory, University of Denver, and Instructor in the Iliff School of Theology, 1897-1900. Instructor in Elocution, Yale Law School, 1901 . Instructor in Public Speaking, Yale University, 1905^ . Instructor in Elocution and Pulpit Declamation, Hartford Theological Seminary, 1906 . Instructor in Public Speaking, Wesleyan University, 1906 . Address : 16 Dwight St., New Haven, Conn. lix FACULTY, NOT 'WESLEY AN GRADUATES. - . : . . *ALBERT DAVIS. B.A., Columbia Univefsity, 1903; M.A., Columbia, 1904; Ph.D., Coraell University, 1906. Bom February 21, 1881, Brooklyn, N. Y. Graduate student, Cornell University, 1904-06. Assistant in Eng- lish, Wesleyan University, 1906-07 ; Instructor, 1907-08. Instructor in English, Dartmouth- College, 190&-10. Died June 28, 19J0, Hyde Park, N. Y. '" ' ' ' ' '. " - / ' • ,"; ' ; ,. ISAIAH, BOWMAN. B.S., Harvard University, 190S;. Ph.D., Yale University,' 1909. Born December 26," 1878, Waterloo, Ont., Canada. Taught in Yale University, 1905-09. Leader of the Yale South American Expedition, 1907. Instructor in Physical Geography, Wesleyan University, 1907-09. Assistant Professor of Geography, Yale University, 1909 . ■'Address: Box 835, Yale Station, New Haven^ Conn. RAEMER REX RENSHAW. 'B.S., University of Otegon, 1902; M.S., University of Oregon, 1903; Ph.D., Coluinbia. University, 1907. Born August 31, 1880, Sierraville, Cal. ' , Scholar in Chemistry, University of Oregon, 1961^2; Instructor in Chemistry, 1902-04. University Fellow in Chemistry, Columbia Uhi- versity, 1904-05. Instructor in Chemistry, New York Evening High Schools, 1905-06. Instructor in Qualitative Analysis, Columbia Uni- versity Summer School, 1907. Instructor in Chemistry, Wesleyan University, 1907 '■. ' Address: 156 High St., Middletown, Conn. LOUiS BLISS GILLET. 'B.A., Columbia University, 1904. Born December 20, 1881, New York, N. Y. ' Taught in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1904-05. Grad- uate student. Harvard University, 1905-06. Professor of English, Temple College, Philadelphia, 1906-07. Assistant in English, Columbia University, 1907-08. Instructor in English, Wesleyan University, 1908 -. Address: South College, Middletown, Conn. JOHN WILLIAM TURRENTINE. _ Ph.B., University of North Carolina, 1901; M.S., University of North Carolina, 1902; Ph.D., Cornell University, 1908. Born July S, 1880, Burlington, N. C. ; Instructor in Chemistry, Lafayette College, 1902-05. Assistant in Chemistry, and graduate student, Cornell University, 1905-cfi. Instructor in Chemistry, Wesleyan UNnrERSiTY, 1908^ . Address: South College, Middletown, Conn. GILBERT HAVEN CADY. B.A., Northwestern University. Assistant in Geology, Yale University, 1909-10. Instructor in Phys- ical Geography, Wesleyan University, 1909-10. Address: 52 Pearl St., New Haven, Conn. Ix FACULTY, NOT WESLEYAN GRADUATES. JOHN KENYON LAMOND. B.S., Rhode Island State College, 1907; M. A., Yale University, 1908; Ph.D., Yale, 1910. Born August i, 1887, Hillsdale, R. I. Instructor in ^Mathematics^ Wesleyan University, 1910 . Address : 5 Stowe Ave., Middletown, Conn. ♦WILLIAM MAGOUN. B.A., Brown University, 1823; M.A., Brown. Born September IS, 1802, Pembroke, Mass. Studied law. Taught in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham,,, Mass., 1828-31. Tutor, Wesleyan University, 1831-32. Taught in Brooklyn and New York, N. Y. Practised law in New York, N. Y., 1846. Private secretary of U. S. charge d'affaires at Turin, Italy; also tutor in his family, 1848. Remained in the employ of the succeeding charge d'affaires for several years. Secretary of the British vice consul, Turin, Italy, 1857-71. U. S. consular agent for Turin and provinces; taught English and Italian at Turin; tutor in English to the royal family at Turin, 1867-68. Died September 26, 1871, Turin, Italy. JOHN ROGERS COMMONS. B.A., Oberlin College, 1888; M.A., Oberlin, 1890. Born October 13, 1862, HoUandsburg, Ohio. Graduate student, Johns Hopkins University, i888-go. Tutor in Economics and Social Science, Wesleyan University, 1890-91. Asso- ciate Professor of Political Economy, Oberlin College, 1891-92. Pro- fessor of Political Economy, Indiana Univeirsity, .1892-95. Professor of Sociology and Civics, Syracuse University, 1^5-96; Professor of Sociology, 1896-99. Expert agent. Industrial Commission, 1901. Assist- ant secretary,' National Civic Federation, 1902. Professor of Political, Economy, University of Wisconsin, 1904 — -. Author: Distribution of Wealth; Social Reform and the Church; Representative Democ-. racy. Address: Madison, Wis. CHARLES JAQUES GOODWIN. B.A., Bowdoin College, 1887; M.A., Bbwdoin, 1890; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, 1890.- Born March 13, 1866, Parmington, Ma Graduate student, Johns Hopkins University, 1887-90: (University' Scholar, ■ 1888-89 ; Fellow in Greek and Sanskrit, 1889-90). Professor of the Greek Language and Literature, Cornell CoUfege, Iowa, 1890-92. Tutor in Greek; Wesleyan University, 1892-95. Professor of Greek, St. Stephen's College, 1898-99 ; Lehigh University,' 1899——. Address: 118 Church St., Bethlehem, Pa. ' ' *LYMAN COLEMAN. . B.A., Yale College, 1817; M.A., Yale, 1833; M.A. (Hon.), Middle- bury College, 1833; S.T.D., College of New Jersey (now Princeton University), ,1847. B^rn June 14, 1796, Middlefield, Isiass. "Taught in Latin Grammar School, Hartford, 'Conn., 1817-20. Tutor, in Yale College; also studied, in Yale DivinityiSchool, 11820-25. Pastor Ixi: FACULTY, NOT WESLEYAN GRADUATES. of Congregational Church, Belchertown, Mass., 1825-32. Principal of Burr Seminary, Vt., 1832-37. Principal of English Department of Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass., 1837-42. Studied in Germany, and traveled in Europe and the East, 1842-44. Instructor in Latin and Greek, Amherst College, 1844-46. Professor of German, College of New Jersey (now Princeton University), 1847-49, 1858-60. Taught in Philadelphia, Pa., 1849-58. Traveled in Europe and the East, 1856-57. Teacher of Hebrew and Biblical Literature, Wesleyan University, 1860-62. Professor of Latin and Greek, Lafayette" College, 1862-82. Died March 16, 1882, Easton, Pa. CHARLES SUMNER NASH. Teacher of Hebrew, Wesleyan University, 1883-84. *SAMUEL GRAY HULBERT. Born January 6, 1805, Hudson, N. Y. Studied in Yale College, 1825-26. In poor health; engaged occa- sionally as clerk in banks in Middletown, Conn., 1826-36. In business, Middletown, Conn., 1836-40. Engaged in farming' in Michigan, 1840. Secretary of the Russell Manufacturing Company, Middletown, Conn., 1845-67. Librarian of Wesleyan University, 1867-68. Engaged in literary and scientific work, Middletown, Conn., 1868-72. Died March 12, 1872, Middletown, Conn. WALTER BRADFORD BARROWS. B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1876. Born January 10, 1855, Wellesley Hills, Mass. Instructor in Chemistry and Physics, Colegio Nacional, Argentine Republic, 1879-81. Taught in State Normal School, Westfield, Mass., 1881-82. Assistant in Natural History, Wesleyan University, 1882-84; Curator of the Museum, 1884-86. First assistant orni- thologist, U. S. Department of Agriculture, 1886-94. Professor of Zoology and Physiology, Michigan Agricultural College,, 1894 . Entomologist, Mich. Agricultural Experiment Station, 1897-98. Address: Agricultural College, Mich. *S[AMUEL] WARD LOPER. M.A. (Hon.), Trinity College, Conn., 1882. Born July 3, 1835, Guilford, Conn. Instructor in Geology, Trinity College, Conn., 1890-91. Assistant geologist, U. S. Geological Survey, 1^1-94. Assistant in the Museum, Wesleyan University, 1893-94; Curator of the Museum, 1894-1910. Engaged, in field work, U. S. Geological Survey, 1896-1904. Author: Echoes of the Home of Halleck: Life and Writings of Henry C. Work. Died March 31, 1910, Middletown, Conn. CHARLES SPAULDING ALDRICH. B.A., Brown University, 1894; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1&6. Born April i, 1871, Weathersfield, Vt. .'. -^ Director op the' Gymnasium, Wesleyan Unh-ersity, 1894-96. Prac- tising law in Troy, N. Y., 1898 Address : 1-2 Keenan Building, Troy, N. Y. Ixii FACULTY, NOT WESLEYAN GRADUATES. FREDERICK WILLIAM MARVEL. Ph.B., Brown University, 1894. Born December 25, 1869, Rehoboth, Mass. Instructor in Drawing and Physical Culture, Brown University, 1894-96. Director of the Gymnasium, Wesleyan University, 1896- 1901, 1902-03. Instructor in the Gymnasium, Moses Brown School, Providence, R. I., 1901-02. Director of Physical Training, Brown University, 1903 . Address: Brown University, Providence, R. I. DAVID CONNOLLY HALL. Ph.B., Brown University, 1901 ; M.S., University of Chicago, 1903; M.D., University of Chicago, 1907. Born May i, 1875, Sherbrooke, Que., Canada. Director of the Gymnasium, Wesleyan University, igoi-02. Instructor in Physical Training, University of Oklahoma, 1902-03; Instructor in Physical Training and Physiology, 1903-05; Professor of Physical Training and Director of Athletics, 1905-08. Professor of Physical Training, University of Washington, 1908 . Address: University of Washington, Seattle, Wash. HORACE CHENEY SWAN. M.D., Tufts College, 1903. Born June 29, 1878, Providence, R. I. Director of the Gymnasium, Wesleyan University, 1903-05; Trinity College, Conn., 1905 . Address : Trinity College, Hartford, Conn. HOWARD ROLAND REITER. B. A., Princeton University, 1898 ; M. A., Princeton, 1900. Born 1872, Philadelphia, Pa. Studied in Princeton Theological Seminary, 1900-02. Director of THE Gymnasium, VVesleyan University, 1905 . Address : Home Ave., Middletown, Conn. Ixiii GRADUATES. CLASS OF J 833. 1. *DANIEL HENRY CHASE. B.A.; M.A., 1836; LL.D., 1856. *. B. K. Born March 8, 1814, Hoosick, N. Y. Brother of No. 93. Taught in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1833. Tutor and Librarian, Wesleyan University, 1834-3S. Principal and proprietor, Middletown (Conn.) Institute and Preparatory School, 1835-70. Traveled and studied in Europe, 1838-40. Conducted Middletown (Conn.) Female Seminary, 1840-43. Retired from active work on account of impaired health, 1870. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1862-77. Senior alumnus for sevpnty-two years. Died May 15, 1905. Middletown, Conn. Married June 2, 1842, Caroline Elizabeth Smith, of Middletown, Conn., who died December I, 1891. Children: Henry Mosher, b. March 11, 1843; John Lyon, b. December 27, 1844 (class of 1865); Caroline Elizabeth, b. December 3, 1846, m. E. B. Birdsey (No. 947) ; Daniel Wilb.ur, b. March 18, iSso; Susan Emma, b. March 17, 1855, m. Edward Douglas; Ellen Amelia, b. July 18, 1858, m. C. B. Leach; Albert Hunt, b. April 3, 1861 (class of 1882). 2. *BENJAMIN I DIEFENDORF. B.A.; M.A., 1836. Born March 12, 1809, Canajoharie, N. Y. Taught in Wesleyan University, and in the Middletown (Conn.) Female Seminary ; also in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1834. Principal of Dudley Academy, Mass., 1835-36; High School, Fort Plain, N. Y., 1837-39; Mexico Academy, N. Y., 1840-41. Joined Black River (now Northern New York) Conference, M. E. Church, 1841. Stationed at Jordan, Brockett's Bridge, Little Falls, Syracuse, Vienna, Watertown, Herkimer (twice), Oriskany, etc.; Presiding Elder, four years; supernumerary, two years; superannuated,' one year (1841-61). Principal of Fort Plain Seminary and Collegiate Institute, N. Y., 1861-65 ; Fort Plain Fepiale College, 1866-67 ; Fort Plain Seminary and Female Collegiate Institute, 1867-71. Supernumerary, 1871-74. Super- annuated, 1875. Died October 19, 1875, FreVs Bush, N. Y. Married December 8, 183S, Catherine Bauder, who died February 26, 1890. Children: Emily Elizabeth, b. October, 1836, d. 1853; Ariah Benson Clark, b. April, 1838, d. May 11, 1902; Celestia Mary, b. 1840; Catherine Lpuisa, b. 1847, d. in thirteenth year; John Wesley, b. 1850; Ida Augusta, b. 1855, m. Rev. James Demarest. 3. *WILLIAM GOLLICAR. B.A. Principal of Utica Academy, N. Y., 1833. Died 1833. 4. *JOHN ROPER. B.A. ; M.A., 1836. Born June 6, 1813, York- shire, England. Taught in Wallingford, Conn., 1833 ; Wesleyan Academy, Wilbra- ham, Mass., 1834-42. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1842. Stationed at Millbury, Mass., 1842. No appointment on account of poor health ; preached some months in Wilbraham, 1843. Removed 1833-34] GRADUATES. to Chillicothe, Ohio, and taught in a private school, 1844. Gave up work on account of ill health. Died March 30, 1847, Chillicothe, Ohio. Married March 13, 1842, Julia Avery, of Wilbraham, Mass., who died March 14, 1874. Children: John, b. June 26, 1843, d. September 25, 1903; Julia, b. May 11, 1847, d. October 14, 1847. 6. *GEORGE HOPKINS ROUND. B.A.; M.A., 1836. Born Jan- uary 21, 1807, Richfield, N. Y. Brother of No. 224. Principal of Union Academy, Sumter District, S. C, 1834. Joined Georgia Conference, M. E. Church, 1835. Taught in Conference School, Covington, Ga., 1835, 1837-41. Principal of Preparatory School, Emory College, Ga., 1842; Academy, Madison, Ga., 1843; Academy, Clarksville, G^., 1846-47. President of Fort Wayne Female College, Ind., 1848-49. Taught in Cokesbury Institute, S. C., 1850-57; Rector, 1853-57. Pastor of churches in Williamstown and Abbeville, S. C, 1859-60. Taught in Masonic Female College, Cokesbury, S. C, 1861. Resided in Buncombe County, S. C, 1862-63 ; Binghamton, N. Y., 1866-67; Lenoir, N. C., 1868-75. Superannuated, residing in Lenoir, N. C, 1875-79. Died August 3, 1879, Lenoir, N. C. Married November 27, 1838, Mary Louisa McCants, of Cokesbury, S. C, who died December 22, 1882. Children: George Fisk, b. Janu- ary 5, 1840 (B.A., Wofford College, 1861) ; William Capen, b. April 13, 1842, d. in battle, June 27, 1862; Louisa Jane, b. November 3, 1845, m. J. R. Wilson; Robert James (No. 989), b. November I, 1848, d. November 24, 1910; Mary Ella, b. December 30, 1852 (B.A., Davenport Female College, 1873), m. L. J. Hoyle. 6. *ALEXANDER HAMILTON WRIGHT. B.A. Born May 27, 1814, Charlton, N. Y. Taught in Ohio, 1833. Studied law in Michigan City, Ind., 1837. Admitted to the bar, 1838. Died January 2, 1838, Michigan City, Ind. CLASS OF J 834. 7. *AARON COKE BANGS. B.A.; M.A., 1837. Born Novem- ber I, 1815, Kortright, N. Y. Taught in Columbus, Miss., 1835-37. Died Oftober 9, 1837 ; drowned .in the wreck of the steamer Home, off Cape Hatteras. 8. *WILLIAM MILLER BURTON. B.A.; M.A., 1838. Born 1808, Litchfield County, Conn. Successively tutor. Professor of Latin and Greek, and Professor of Mathematics, Allegheny College, Pa., 1834-39. Ordained deacon, Protestant Episcopal Church, 1840; priest, 1841. Rector one year at HoUidaysburg, Pa.; four and one-half years at St. John's Church, Cleveland, Ohio; seven years at St. Peter's Church, Tecumseh and St. John's Church, Clinton, Mich. Died November 20, 1854, Tecumseh Mich. ' Married Amelia Isabella Soule, daughter of Bishop Soule of the M. E. Church, South. 9. *FISHER AMES FOSTER. B.A.; M.A., 1837. Born Tulv 4 1811. J J t. Tutor in Randolph-Macon College, Va., 1834-36. Practised law in Clmton, Miss., 1837-45; Cincinnati, Ohio, 1845-48. Published The GRADUATES. [1834. Cincinnati Daily Atlas, 1848-51. Connected with The Congressional Globe, Washington, D. C, 1854-72. Clerk in the U. S. Treasury Department, Washington, D. C., 1872-80. Retired from active life, 1880. Died April 27, 1883. 10. *AMBROSE PRENTISS MERRILL. B.A.; M.A., 1838. Born July 14, 1807, Frankfort, Me. Resident licentiate in Andover Seminary, 1840-41. Taught school and preached in Mississippi. Died August 24, 1854, Wayland, Mass. Married July 27, 1841, Caroline Gleason, of Wayland, Mass., who died January 2, 1894. 11. *JOHN WESLEY MERRILL. B.A.; M.A., 1837; D.D., McKendree College, 1844. A. A. *. Brother of No. 23, and of A. B. Merrill (class of 1837). Studied in Andover Theological Seminary, Mass., 1834-37. Presi- dent of McKendree College, 111., 1837-41. Joined Illinois Conference, M. E. Church, 1838. Transferred to New England Conference, 1841. Stationed at East Boston, Mass., 1841-42 ; Ashburnham, 1842-43 ; South Boston, 1843-44; Roxbury, 1844-46; Common Street, Lynn, 1846-48; Dorchester, 1848-50; East Cambridge, 1850-52; Saxonville, 1852-54. Professor of Ethics, Metaphysics, Natural and Historical Theology, Methodist General Biblical Institute, 1854-68. Stationed at Quincy Point, Mass., 1868-69; Southampton, 1869-71; Ludlow, 1871-73. Super- numerary, 1873-74. Superannuated, residing in Concord, N. H., 1874- 1900. Died February 9, igoo. Concord, N. H. Married August 17, 1842, Emily Huse, of Newburyport, Mass., who died August 13, 1886. Children: Charles Amos (No. 780), b. Septem- ber 23, 1843, d. April 30, 1907 ; Edward Annis, b. August 5, 1845 (class of 1870) ; Mary Emily, B. September 30, 1847, d. March 13, 1890 ; John Wesley, b. November 23, 1849, d. January 14, 1884; Joseph Enoch, b. October 21, 1851, d. April 5, 1854; Elijah Hedding, b. December 19. 1856 (graduate of U. S. Military Academy) ; William Henry, b. June 17, 1861, d. March 4, 1863. 12. *DAVID PATTEN. B.A.; M.A., 1837; D.D., 1855. *. N. 6. #. B. K Born October 10, 1810, Boston, Mass. Principal of Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1834-35. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1835. Transferred to Provi- dence (now New England Southern) Conference, 1841. Stationed at Chestnut St., Providence, R. I., 1841-43; Nantucket, Mass., 1843-45; Elm St. (now County St.), New Bedford, 1845-47; Fall River, 1847-49; Mathewson St., Providence, R. I., 1849-51 ; Warren, 1851-52. Presiding Elder of Providence District, 1852-54. Professor of Theology, Metho- dist General Biblical Institute, 1854-66; of Homiletics and Pastoral Theology, Boston Theological Seminary, 1867-71 ; of Practical Theol- ogy, Boston University School of Theology, 1871-79. Registrar, Boston University, 1873-79. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1858-71 ; of Boston University, 1869-79. Died March 26, 1879, Boston, Mass. Married August 31, 1841, Marcia Ann Marcy, of Greenwich, Mass., who died April 23, 1907. Children: Charles HoUey, b. October 12, 1845 ; Randolph Marcy, b. September, 1852, d. 1853 ; Frederick Marcy, b. November 10, 1856. 18. *GARDNER RICE. B.A.; M.A., 1837. Born December 13. 1805, Wayland, Mass. Principal of HoUiston Academy, Mass., 1837-4S; Shrewsbury Academy, Mass., 1845-51; New Salem Academy, Mass., 1851-54; Attle- 1834-35.] GRADUATES. boro Academy, Mass.,. 1865-68. Engaged in private tutoring, 1868-81. Died February 24, 1881, Shrewsbury, Mass. Married May 25, 1835, Sarah Morse, of Leominster, Mass., who died October 25, 1884. Children: Milton Gardner, b. August 17, 1837, d. July 17, 1841 ; Emoery Homer, b. May 3, 1839 ; Marshall Newton, b. May 9, 1841 ; Wilber Howard, b. January 10, 1843; Sarah Emma, b. February 11, 1845, d. October 20, 1845 ; Watson Emmons, b. December IS, 1846 (M.D., Univ. of Michigan, 1872) ; Milman Baxter, b. May 8, 1848, d. December 15, 1848; Wilmott Burrutt, b. November 8, 1850, d. February 2, 1892 ; Virgil Maxwell, b. August 23, 1854, d. April 27, 1877. 14. *PERLEE BLAKE WILBUR. B.A.; M.A., 1837. Born December 21, 1806. Dutchess County, N. Y. Taught in Oneida Conference (now Cazenovia) Seminary, N. Y., 1835-38. President of Buckingham Female Seminary, Va., 1838; Wesleyan Female College, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1842-59. Died June 11, i8s9, Cincinnati, Ohio. Married September 15, 1836, Mary Cole, of Cazenovia, N. Y., who died July 16, 1894. Children : Mary Elizabeth, b. July i, 1837, d. 1839 ; Zenas Fisk, b. April 7, 1839, d. 1889; Perlie Anna Virginia, b. Septem- ber 27, 1841, m. A. P. L. Cochran; John Early, b. April 15, 1843, d. 1851 ; Jessie Smith, b. March 18, 1846 ; Helen Newell, b. May 21, 1848, m. J. C. Healy, d. 1905 ; Johanna Maria, b. September 23, 1851, m. H. E. Bienfang; Marion Cole, b. 1853, d. 1853; Willis Irving, b. April 7, 1854, d. 1875; Olive Cole, b. December 3, 1856; Perlee Blake, b. December 4, 1859, d. 1904. CLASS OF J 835. 15. *ELIJAH KEELER BANGS. B.A.; M.A., 1838. Born July 12, 1817, New York, N. Y. Son of President Nathan Bangs. Taught in White Plains Academy, N. Y., 1835; Saratoga Springs, N. Y., 1836; Hempstead Seminary, N. Y., 1838. Principal of Saratoga S'prings Institute, N. Y., 1839; White Plains Academy, 1844. Engaged in the auction and commission business, chiefly of books, New York, N. Y., 1847-82. Retired, 1882. Died February 19, 1894, New York, N. Y. Married August 22, 1839, Emma Matilda Watts, who died June 11, 1843. Married April 30, 1853, Katherine Brewster Johnston. Children : Lemuel Watts, b. April 25, 1840; Mary Emma Matilda, b. July 11, 1842; William Johnston, b. March 15, 1854; Walter Keeler, b. Septem- ber 3, 185s, d. January 18, 1874. Address of widow : 161 E. 78th St., New York, N. Y. 16. *HOLDEN DWIGHT. B.A.; M.A., 1839. Born August 28, 1810, Thompson, Conn. Brother of No. 50. Agent for an educational society in the South, 1835. Taught in Columbus, Ga., 1836-37. Joined Mississippi Conference, M. E. Church, 1837. Taught in New Orieans, La., 1838. Tutor in the College of Louisiana, Jackson, La., 1838-39. Taught in a private academy in Clin- ton, Miss., 1840. Health failed, 1841. Taught in Norwalk Seminary, Ohio, 1842-45; principal of the same for some time. Principal of Baldwin Instftute (afterwards University),- Berea, Ohio, 1846. Died November 24, 1846, Berea, Ohio. •Married June 13, 1839, Almena Marietta Pelton, of Chestfer, Mass.; deceased. Children : Edward Champion, b. November 13, 1846, d. GRADUATES. [lad's. April 28, 1869 ; Wilbur Fisk, b. February 6, 1843, d. August 12, 1843 ; Susan Eliza, b. September 13, i844> d. March 6, 1866; Holden, b. July 9, 1847, d. April 19, 1848. 17. *REUBEN HOLMES HARRIS. B.A.; M.A., 1838. Born February 21, 1814, Derby, Conn. Taught in New York, N. Y., 1835-39. Traveled in the West for his health, 1839-44. Died August 27, 1844, Chardon, Ohio. 18. *HUGH BLAIR JOLLEY. B.A. ; M.A., 1838. Born Novem- ber I, 181 1, Coeymans, N. Y. Taught in Oneida Conference (now Cazenovia) Seminary, N. Y., 1836; Albany Academy, N. Y., 1837-41. Principal of Vernon Academy, N. Y., 1842-44; Red Creek Academy, N. Y., 1845-48; Jordan Academy, N. Y., 1848-50. Taught in Palmyra Union School, N. Y., 1851. On his farm in Macedon Center, N. Y., 1852-83. Resided in Newark, N. Y., 1883-96. Died March I, 1896, Newark, N. Y. Married May i, 1838, Elvira Pratt, of Madison County, N. Y., who died April 4, 1885. Children: Theodore Henry, b. February 15, 1839, d. October 15, 1896; Mary Adelaide, b. January 14, 1842, m. E. M. Fort; Augustus James, b. December 29, 1843; Helen Elvira, b. April 27, 1846, m. D. P. Bucklin; Charles Merwin, b. April 16, 1853. 19. *JOHN CHRISTIAN KEENER. B.A., 1839; M.A., 1842; D.D., Florence College, Ala.; LL.D., Southern University, Ala., 1879. Born February 7, 1819, Baltimore, Md. Engaged in the drug business in Baltimore, Md., 1837-41. Joined Alabama Conference, M. E. Church, 1842. Stationed at Mobile, Ala., 1842-43; Demopolis, 1843-45; Tuscaloosa, 1845-47; Montgomery, 1847-48; Poydras St., New Orleans, La., 1848-53. Presiding Elder of New Orleans District, 1853-58. Stationed at Felicity St., New Orleans, 1858-69. Presiding Elder of New Orleans District, 1860-61. Superin- tendent of the chaplains of the Confederate Army west of the Missis- sippi River, 1861-65. Editor of The New Orleans Christian Advocate, and Presiding Elder of the New Orleans District, 1865-70. Elected bishop of M. E. Church, South, 1870. Founded a mission in Mexico, 1873. Died January 19, 1906, New Orleans, La. Married May 19, 1842, Mary Anna Spencer, of Easton, Md., who died September 26, 1903. Children : Mary Anna, b. February 13, 1843, m. Rev. J. Wilkinson, d. May 11, 1894; Rebecca, b. October 7, 1844, d. September 8, 1845 ; Emma Holcombe, b. February 2, 1846, d. December 10, 1896; Christian, b. December 23, 1847, d. December 14, 1897; Sarah Dameron, b. October 8, 1849, d. October 15, 1851 ; Sarah Louisa, b. December 9, 1851, d. June 13, 1869; John Ormand, b. August 17, 1854, d. December 31, 1898; Samuel, b. August 3, 1856. 20. *HARVEY BRADBURN LANE. B.A.; M.A., 1839. *. T. *. B. K. Born January 10, 1813, Wyoming Valley, Pa. Brother of G. W. Lane (class of 1835). Taught in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1836-38. Assistant engineer on Western and Atlantic Railroad, Ga., 1838. Assistant Pro- fessor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, Wesleyan University, 1839-40; Professor of Mathematics and Civil Engineering, 1840-43; of the Greek and Latin Languages, 1843-48; of the Greek Language and Literature, 1848-61. In business in New York, N. Y., 1861-88. For some years one of the editors of The American Agriculturist. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1871-75. Died August 28, 1888, Saratoga, N. Y. 1835.] GRADUATES. Married April 4, 1840, Maria Elizabeth Potter, who died January 21, 1896. Children : Mary Josephine, b. February 8, 1841, m. A. P. Lyon (No. 629) ; Charles Harvey, b. March 11, 1844 (class of 1864) ; Sarah Georgiana, b. January 21, 1854, m. T. B. Odell, d. April 24, 1879. 21. *MARVIN MARCY MASON. B.A. Born January 26, 1808, Southbridg^e, Mass. Taught in Florida and Georgia, 1835-38; Vineville Academy, near Macon, Ga., 1838-50. Died July 2, 1854, Vineville, near Macon, Ga. Married February 13, 1851, Elizabeth J. Roberson, of Macon, Ga., who died October 25, 1853. Child: Eoline Roberson, b. August 13, 1853, d. September 5, 1853. 22. *SAMUEL LIVINGSTONE MATHER. B.A.; M.A., 1839. Born July I, 1817, Middletown, Conn. Brother of H. R. Mather (class of 1844). Traveled in Europe, 1837-40. Removed to Cleveland, Ohio, 1843. Admitted to the bar, 1844. Practised law in Cleveland, Ohio, and engaged in mining and manufacturing iron ores in Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, 1844-90. Died October 8, 1890, Cleveland, Ohio. Married September 24, 1850, Georgiana F. Woolson, of Cleveland, Ohio, who died November 2, 1853. Married June 11, 1856, Elizabeth L. Gwinn, of Buffalo, N. Y., who died August, 1908. Children: Sam- uel, b. July 13, 1851 ; Catharine Livingstone, b. September 3, 1853; William Gwinn, b. September 22, 1857. 23. *ANNIS MERRILL. B.A.; M.A., 1838. *. B. K. Born September 9, 1810, Harwich, Mass. Brother of No. 11, and of A. B. Merrill (class of 1837). Professor of Ancient Languages in McKendree College, 111., 1836-43. Admitted to the bar and located at Belleville, 111., 1843. Practised law in Boston, Mass., 1844-49; San Francisco, Cal., 1849-85. Retired, 1885. Died February 2, 1905, San Francisco, Cal. Married October 17, 1837, Harriet Maria Sage, of Cromwell, Conn., who died June 8, 1892. 24. *ELISHA BOURNE NYE. B.A.; M.A., 1838; M.D., Yale University, 1837. 9. B. K. Bom November 7, 1812, Sandwich, Mass. Studied in Yale Medical School, 1835-36. Practised medicine in East Haddam, Conn., 1837-1851; Middletown, Conn., 1851-89. Died March 7, 1889, Middletown, Conn. Married November 20, 1837, Caroline Hubbard, of Middletown, Conn., who died August 24, 1877. Children: Edward, b. August 24, 1838, d. September 2, 1872; Charlotte A., b. July 29, 1840, m. R. M. Cumnock (No. 862), d. November 9, 1874; Frederidi B., b. February 12, 1842, d. January 20, 1843; Frederick B., b. November 15, 1843, d. February 5, 1907; Margaret, b. November 10, 1845, m. Mr. Benjamin, d. December 9, 1900; Catharine H., b. March 11, 1848, d. March 26, 1852; Caroline A., b. March 28, 1851, d. August i, 1851; Ellen A.,^ b. March 18, 1853, d. March 30, 1854. 25. *SABURA STEBBINS STOCKING. B.A. ; M.A., 1838. Born June 24, 1810, Glastonbury, Conn. Taught in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1835. Principal of Troy Conference Academy, Poultney, Vt, 1836. Studied in Yale Divinity School, 1837-40. Ordained deacon in the Protestant Episcopal Church, 1840. Minister of St. Andrew's Church, Meriden, GRADUATES. [1835-36. Conn., 1840-41. Ordained priest, 1841. Rector of Trinity Church, Newtown, Conn., 1841-49. Founded St. Mark's Hall, Orange, N. Y., 1850; rector, 1850-60, Removed to New York, N. Y., i860. Traveled, 1861-62. Rector of Grace Church, South Oyster Bay, N. Y., 1863-90; rector emeritus, 1890-96. Removed to Jamaica, N. Y., i8g6. Died May 24, 1896, Jamaica, N. Y. Married November 15, 1840, Sarah Stanley Mallory, of Poultney, Vt. Address of widow : 34 Clinton Ave., Jamaica, N. Y. 26. *BENJAMIN FRANKLIN TEFFT. B.A.; M.A., 1838; D.D., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1846 ; LL.D., Madison (now Colgate) University, 1852. Born August 20, 1813, Floyd, N. Y. Taught in Maine Wesleyan Seminary, Kents Hill, Me., 1835-39. Pastor of First M. E. Church, Bangor, Me., 1839-41. Principal of Providence Conference Seminary (now East Greenwich Academy), R. I., 1841. Pastor of Odeon M. E. Church, Boston, Mass., 1842. Professor of the Greek and Hebrew Languages and Literature, Indiana Asbury (now De Pauw) University, 1843-746. Editor of The Ladies' Repository, 1846-52. President of Genesee College and Genesee Wes- leyan Seminary, Lima, N. Y., 1853-54. Pastor of First M. E. Church, Bangor, Me., 1859-60; Mission M. E. Church, Bangor, i860; Second M. E. Church, Bangor, 1861. Elected chaplain of ist Maine Cavalry, 1861. _U._ S. consul at Stockholm and acting minister to Sweden, 1863. Commissioner of immigration from the North of Europe for the State of Maine, 1864. Pastor of Central M. E. Church, Portland, Me., 1866. Editor of The Northern Border, Bangor, Me., 1873-78. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1852. Member of Maine Legis- lature, 1874. Died September 16, 1885, Brewer, Me. Married July 26, 1835, Sarah Ann Dunn, of East Poland, Me., who died April 23, 1883. Children: Roscoe Montfort, b. May 7, 1837, d. September 15, 1838; William Roscoe, b. May 17, 1840, d. July 8, 1844; Henry Franklin, b. February 21, 1842; George Van Anthrope, b. June 19. i845i d. June 27, 1871; Anna Rich, b. January i, 1848, m. N. E. Bragg; Sarah Frances, b. December i, 1850, d. March 21, 1856; Laura Jane, b. July 8, 1852, m. H. L. Bass ; William Moore, b. February 8, 1856, d. 1886. 27. *WILLIAM DOWNES TUBES. B.A. Died 1835. CLASS OF 1836. 28. *HENRY BANNISTER. B.A.; M.A., 1839; D.D., 1850. *. B. K. Born October 5, 1812, Conway, Mass. Taught in Lowville, N. Y., 1836. Studied in Auburn Theological Seminary, 1837-39. Taught in Oneida Conference (now Cazenovia) Seminary, N. Y., 1838. Principal of Fairfield Academy, N. Y., 1840-43 ; Oneida Conference (now Cazenovia) Seminary, 1843-56. Professor of Exegetical Theology in Garrett Biblical Institute, 1856-83. Traveled in Europe and the East, 1869-70. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1864, '68, '72. Died April 15, 1883, Evanston, 111. Married August 12, 1840, Lucy Kimball, of Lewis County, N. Y., who died October 18, 1886. Children: Maty H., b. September 18, 1841, m. O. A. Willard; Henry Martyn, b. July 25, 1844 (Ph.B., Northwestern University, 1863) ; Charles Kimball, b. November 14, 1847 (B.A., North- 1836.] GRADUATES. western, 1869), d. January 10, 1901 ; Ellen Frances, b. May 6, 1850, m. O. H. Merwin; Lucy Harriet, b. January 15, 1855, m. Irving Queal; John Conkey, b. November 15, i860 (B.A., Northwestern, 1883). 29. *D WIGHT ELIZUR BATES. B.A.; M.A., 1839. Born November 21, 1814, Springfield, Mass. Brother of No. 91. Civil engineer in Louisiana, 1836-40. U. S. surveyor, 1840-54. Civil engineer and surveyor in Sprin^eld, Mass., 1854-56. Assistant engi- neer of a railroad in Illinois, 1856-58. Principal assistant engineer and surveyor of railroads in Alabama and Florida, 1858-61. Entered C. S. Army; engineer and artillerist, Army of Virginia, 1861. First lieu- tenant, 1862-64. Prisoner of war, 1864-65. Civil engineer and sur- veyor in Marion, Ala., 1865-99. Died February 19, 1899, Hamburg, Ala. 30. *SAMUEL BOTSFORD BUCKLEY. B.A.; M.A., 1840; Ph.D., Waco University, 1872. Bom May g, 1809, Torrey, N. Y. Made natural history collections in Virginia, Illinois and Alabama, 1837-38; in Alabama, Tennessee, North and South Carolina and Georgia, 1842. Principal of Allenton Academy, Ala., 1839-40. Studied in College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1842-43. At home on the farm, 1843-55. In the book business. Yellow Springs, Ohio, 1855-56. Made natural history collections in the South and the West, 1859-60. Assistant geologist and naturalist of the Texas Geological Survey, 1860-61. Chief examiner in statistical department of U. S. Sanitary Commission, 1862-65. State geologist of Texas, 1866-67. Agricultural and scientific editor of The State Gazette, Austin, Tex., 1871-72. State geologist of Texas, 1874-77. Engaged in preparing a work on the geology and natural history of Texas, 1877-81. Died Feb- ruary, 1884, Austin, Tex. Married 1852, Charlotte Sullivan, of Naples, N. Y., who died 1854. Married 1855, Sarah Porter, of Naples, N. Y., who died 1858. Married 1864, Libbie Myers, of Elbridge, N. Y. Children: Charlotte, b. April 7, 1854, d. January, 1874; Carrie, b. August 31, 1856; Mary, b. 1857, d. aged six months. 31. *WILLIS STEPHEN BURR. B.A. Born 1816, Haddam, Conn. After graduating,^ studied law. One of the early settlers of Selma, Ala., where he resided for about twenty-five years. Judge, and an active member of the Dallas County bar. Projector and secretary of the Selma Railroad, Ala. Died October 15, 1869, Selma, Ala. 32. *JOHN WILLIAM FLETCHER BURRUSS. B.A.; M.A., 1840. Born October 7, 1814, Caroline County, Va. Cotton-planter, Louisiana and Mississippi, 1837-66. Died October 5, 1866, St. Louis, Mo. Married January 4, 1838, Sarah H. McGehee, who died March 2, 1855. Married October 7, 1857, Louise E. Landon (sister of No. 440), who died September 19, 1862. Children: Annie McGehee, b. Decem- ber 22, 1839, m. J. H. Kennard, d. November 4, 1881 ; Kate Florence, b. August IS, 1841, m. Henry Ginder; Edward McGehee, b. September 12, 1842, d. April 2, 1876 ; John William, b. June 9, 1844, d. June, 1845 ; Beverly Scott, b. December 19, 1847, d. November, 1848 ; Mary Eugenia, b. July 30, 1852, d. July 25, 1885 ; Sarah Louisa, b. February 19. 1853. tn. Robert Semple, d. May 24, 1884. 8 GRADUATES. [1836. 83. *DAVIS WASGATT CLARK. B.A.; M.A., 1839; D.D., 1850. *. B. K. Born February 25, 1812, Mount Desert, Me. Taught in Amenia Seminary, N. Y., • 1836-37 ; principal, 1837-43. Joined New York Conference, M. E. Church, 1843. Stationed at Winsted, Conn., 1843-45; Salisbury, 1845-47; Sullivan St., New York, N. Y., 1847-49 ; Vestry St., New York, 1849-51 ; Cannon St., Pough- keepsie, 1851-53. Bishop of M. E. Church, 1864-71. President of Freedmen's Aid Society, 1867-71. President of Board of Trustees of Wesleyan Female College, Cincinnati, Ohio, and of Ohio Wesleyan University. Author: Elements of Algebra; Mental Discipline-; Man all Immortal, etc. Died May 23, 1871, Cincinnati, Ohio. Married July 25, 1838, Mary Johnson Redman, of Trenton, N. J., who died October 18, 1893. Children: Frances Redman, b. May 18, 1840 (graduate of Wesleyan Female College), m. W. B. Davis; Mary Augusta, b. November 30, 1842, d. November 2, 1872; Katharine Red- man, b. April 25, 184s, m. E. W. MuUikin; Ella Fidelia Merrick, b. August 25, 1847, d. October 24, 1853; Davis Wasgatt, b. July 28, 1849; Anna Myra, b. August 30, 1852, d. September 22, 1853 ; Jesse Redman, b. October 31, 1854. 34. *WILLIAM HALSEY. B.A. ; M.A., 1840. Born February 9, 1810, Bridgehampton, N. Y. Private tutor, Wilkinson County, Miss., 1836. Founder and prin- cipal of McGehee Academy, Woodville, Miss., 1836-45. Principal of Galveston Academy, Tex., 1845-46. President of Rutersville College, Tex., 1846-56; of Soule University, Chapel Hill, Tex., 1856-61. On a plantation ; also kept a boarding school, 1861-63. Principal of a board- ing school, San Felipe, Tex., 1863-64; Richmond Academy, Tex., 1864-65 ; private school, Harrisburg, Tex., 1865-69. In business, Harrisburg, Tex., 1869-77. In poor health, 1877-80. Died December 20, 1880, Harrisburg, Tex. Married June, 1838, Mary S. Chapman, of Saybrook, Conn., who died December 19, 1876. Children: Mary Prudence, b. June 17, 1839, d. July 25, 1840 ; Edward Howd, b. July, 1841, d. October, 1841 ; Lillie, b. July 23, 1843 (deceased) ; William Gustavus, b. February 28, 1846, d. April 17, 1892; Ella Norton, b. March 3, 1851, m. Watson Hand. 35. *WILLIAM AUGUSTUS MEIGS HAND. B.A. Born April 29, 1817, Cromwell, Conn. Studied law, 1836-37. Studied in Union Theological Seminary, 1838. Died May 16, 1839, Cromwell, Conn. 36. *THEODORE HINSDALE. B.A. Born February 3, 1819, Middletown, Conn. Studied law in Waterford, N. Y., 1836-37; New York, N. Y., 1837-40. Practised law in New York, N. Y., 1840-80. Member of Brooklyn, N. Y., Common Council, 1866-67. Member of State Legis- lature from Brooklyn, N. Y., 1867. Died August 19, 1880, Brooklyn, N. Y. Married October 30, 1850, Grace Webster Haddock, of Hanover, N. H., who died August 31, 1902. Children: Charles Haddock, b. October 14, 1851, d. March 5, 1857; Grace Webster, b. July 24, 1854, d. March 23, 1857 ; Theodore Swan, b. July 29, 1856, d. January 9, 1857 ; Guy, b. October 26, 1858 (B.A., Amherst, 1878) ; Theodora, b. June 24, i860, d. July 16, 188s; Frank, b. December 13, 1862; Grace Webster, b. June 11, 1874, m. G. A. Lintner. 1836.] GRADUATES. 87. *DANIEL PARISH KIDDER. B.A.; M.A., 1840; D.D., McKendree College, i8si, and Wesleyan University, iBsS- *• B. K. Born October 18, 1815, Darien, N. Y. ^ , . , r. ^ Taught in Amenia Seminary, N. Y., 1836. Joined Genesee Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1836. Stationed at Rochester, N. Y., 1836-37. Missionary at Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 1837-39- Transferred to New Jersey Conference, 1841. Stationed at Paterson, N. J., 1841^43; Trenton, 1843-44. Corresponding secretary of Sunday School Union ; editor of Sunday School publications and tracts of M. E. Church, 1844-56. Professor of Practical Theology, Garrett Biblical Institute, 1856-71; Drew Theological Seminary, 1871-81. Corresponding secre- tary. Board of Education, M. E. Church, 1881-87. Resided in Evan- ston. 111., 1887-91. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1852, '68. Died July 29, 1891, Evanston, 111. Married November 9, 1836, Cynthia Harriet Russell, of Sahsbury, Conn., who died April 18, 1840. Married April 6, 1842, Harnette Smith, of Winsted, Conn. Children: Rowena Harriet, b. February, 1838, d. September 27, 1861 ; Henry Martin, b. May 12, 1839 (Ph.B., Northwestern University, 1859) ; Catharine Mehitabel, b. December 29, 1842, m. Rev. G. E. Strobridge, d. October 14, 1908; Daniel Selvey, b. February 13, 1848, d. May 14, 1907; Evalina Elizabeth, b. October 13. 1855, m. Rev. J. O. Wilson, d. November, 1881. Address of widow: Ocean Grove, N. J. 38. *TIMOTHY DANIELSON LINCOLN. B.S., 1838. Born May II, 181S, Brimfield, Mass. Taught in New Bedford, Mass., and studied law, 1838-40. Admitted to the bar, 1840. Removed to Cincinnati, Ohio, 1841. Practised law in Cincinnati, Ohio, 1842-91. Died April I, 1891, Cincinnati, Ohio. Married .1845, Mary Seymour Clarke, daughter of Major Nathan Clarke, U. S. A., who died in igoo. Children, eleven, of whom these five are living: Mary Lucia, b. November 27, 1850, m. R. H. Mitchell; Charlotte Elizabeth, b.June 23, 1855; Florence, b. December 12, 1857; John Ledyard, b. December 29, 1859 ; Agnes M., b. January 21, 1867. 39. *WILLIAM HEZEKIAH NATHANIEL MAGRUDER. B.A.; M.A., 1843; M.A., Transylvania University; LL.D., University of Mississippi. Born December 31, 1815, Jefferson County, Miss. Cotton-planter in Warren County, Miss'., i836-r42. Professor of Ancient Languages, Centenary College, 1842'SO. Taught a private school in Jackson, La., 1850-55. Founder and principal of Collegiate Institute, Baton Rouge, La., 1855-88. Superintendent of public educa- tion for Louisiana, 1861-65. Principal of Louisiana Institute for the Blind, Baton Rouge, La., 1890-1900. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, South, 1874, '78. Died March 9, 1900. Married November 22, 1837, Mary Bangs, daughter of Rev. Heman Bangs, who died January, igoo. Children: Benjamin Drake, b. Sep- tember 27, 1838 (B.A., Yale, 1856) ; John Burruss, b. December 6, 1840 (M.A., Centenary) ; Sarah Burritt, b.. September i, 1842, d. July 17, 1844; Heman Bangs, b. September 27, 1844 (MiA., Southern Univ.), d. August 7, 1891 ; James Trueman, b. November 10, 1846, d. July 31, 1857; Leonard Covington, b. June 27, 1849, d. October 12, 1867; Nathaniel Hawkins, b. September 25, 1851 ; Elizabeth Ann, b. August 20, 1853, d. October 20, 1867; William Howard, b. August 29, 1856 (B.A., Univ. of Mississippi, 1879), d. March 15, 1902; Aaron Burritt, b. September 13, 1858, d. August 8, 1859; Albert Sidney Johnston, b. May 6, 1862, d. September 16, 1891; Stephen Alexander, b. June 4, 1864, d. November i, 1866. 10 GRADUATES. [1836. 40. *WILLIAM WHITING MARSH. B.A.; M.A., 1839. Born April 17, i8ii, Victor, N. Y. Taught in West Farms, N. Y., 1836 ; Amenia Seminary, N. Y., 1837 ; Troy Conference Academy, Poultney, Vt., 1838. Engineer on New York Canals, 1839. Principal of Lockport Academy, N. Y., 1841 ; Fayetteville Academy, N. Y., 184S; High School, Brighton, Mich., 1851 ; Union School, Flint, Mich., 1852. Taught in Victor, N. Y., 1854. Engaged in farming in Victor, N. Y., 1860-63. Died June 15, 1863, Victor, N. Y. Married August 7, 1842, Sylvia Clarissa Sharp, of Barnard, Vt., who died October 25, 1905. Children: William Henry, b. May, 1843, d. September 20, 1892; Daniel Sharp, b. December, 1844; Erastus Smith, b. March, 1846; Royal Sharp, b. July, 1848; Joel Brace, b. June, 1851; Francis Addison, b. January, 1856; Walter Spencer, b. May, i860. 41. *WILLIAM HENRY POTTER. B.A.; M.A., 1839. Born October 21, 1814, Cumberland, R. I. Tutor in College of Louisiana, Jackson, La., 1836-43. Principal of High School, Feliciana, La., 1845 ; Preparatory Department, Centenary College, Jackson, La., 1846-60. Assistant Professor of Ancient Languages, Centenary College, 1860-65. Mayor of Jackson, La., 1861. Acting Professor of Mathematics, Centenary College, 1865-73. Taught in a boys' school, Jackson, La., 1873-82. Died May 29, 1882, Jackson, La. Married 1840, Ellen R. BuUard, of Jackson, La., who died November 29, 1881. Children: Mary Ellen, b. July 18, 1841, d. July 14, 1850; William Allen, b. July 14, 1852, d. August 15, 1858. 42. *SCHUYLER SEAGER. B.A.; M.A., 1839; D.D., 1855. Born July 26, 1807, Simsbury, Conn. Taught in Genesee Wesleyan Seminary, Lima, N. Y., 1836-37; princi- pal, 1837-44. Stationed at First M. E. Church, Rochester, N. Y., 1844-46; St. John's (now Asbury) Church, Rochester, 1846-48; Pearl St., Buffalo, 1848-50; Swan St. (now Grace) Church, Buffalo, 1850-52; First Church, Lockport, 1852-54. Principal of Genesee Wesleyan Seminary, Lima, N. Y., 1854-55 ; Genesee Model School, Lima, N. Y., 1856-57. . Stationed at Com Hill Church, Rochester, N. Y., 1858-59. Principal of Dansville Seminary, N. Y., 1859-60. Stationed at Albion, N. Y., 1861-63; Grace Church, Buffalo, 1863-64; Batavia, 1864-67; Albion, 1867-70; Lockport, 1871-73; Niagara Falls, 1873-74. Super- annuated, 1874. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1844-51. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1844, '48. Died October 22, 1874, Lockport, N. Y. Married April 15, 1839, Eliza S. Rogers, of White Plains, N. Y., who died September 3, 1852. Married September 15, 1853, Sarah A. Conkey, of Lockport, N. Y., who died March 28, 1885. Children: Eliza Cor- delia, b. February 26, 1840, m. S. L. Smith; Schuyler Fisk, b. July 6, 1842 (B.A., Genesee, i860), d. November 6, 1883; James Henry, b. December 27, 1846; Mary Augusta, b. April 12, 1848, m. S. S. Olds; William Perl, b. February 28, 1852 ; Stephen Olin, b. July 31, 1855. 43. *JAMES WARRENNE SUNDERLAND. B.A.; LL.D., O'Fallon University. Born February 19, 1813, Exeter, R. I. Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, McKendree College, III, 1836. Principal of Hillsboro Academy, 111. Professor of Mathematics and Languages, Kemper College, Mo., 1845. Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, O'Fallon University, Mo., 1836-37.] GRADUATES. 1846. Taught in Freeland Seminary, Pa., 1848. Principal of Mont- gomery Female Seminary, Pa., 1851 ; Pennsylvania Female College, CoUegeville, Pa., 1853-81. Professor of Natural Sciences, Ursinus College, Pa., 1869-73. Banker, CoUegeville, Pa., 1871-81. Retired from active business, residing in CoUegeville, 1881-1904. Died April 9, 1904, CoUegeville, Pa. Married September 12, 1842, Luanna S. Munson, of Weedsport, N. Y., who died March 16, 1888. Married October 8, 1890, Rebecca Eicholz. Children: .Henry Filley, b. March 29, 1844, d. March 30, 1844; Eugene LeRoy, b. March 28, 1849, d. January 18, 1852; Ida Gertrude, b. Mardi 13, 1853, m. J. A. Helffrich, M.D. ; Ella Minnehaha, b. February 9, 1854, d. Jfanuary 28, 1857. Address of widow: 522 Kohn St., Morristown, Pa. ii. *WILLIAM ASBURY YOUNG. B.A.; M.A., 1839. Born December 5, 1816, Berne, N. Y. Studied law in Albany, N. Y., 1836-39. Admitted to the bar, 1839. Appointed master in chancery, 1845. City recorder, Albany, N. Y., 1852-55. Member of Legislature of New York, 1859. Practised law in Albany, N. Y., 1873-89. Inspector of Penitentiary for many years. Died November 29, 1889, Albany, N. Y. CLASS OF 1837. 45. *WILLIAM HENRY ANDERSON. B.A.; M.A., 1840; D.D., Wofford College, S. C, and Southern University, Ala., 1866. Bom September 17, 1817, Wilmington, N. C. Taught in Kentucky; joined Kentucky Conference, M. E. Church, 1837. Professor in Transylvania University, Lexington, Ky., 1843. Editor of The Quarterly Review (South), 1850-54. President of Saint Charles College, Mo., 1854-61 ; Central College, Fayette, Mo., 1861-63. Stationed in Louisville, Ky., 1863-69. President of Florence Univer- sity, Ala., 1869-73; University Public Schools, Louisville, Ky., 1873-76; Kentucky Wesleyan College, 1876-79. Stationed at Nicholasville, Ky., 1885-87; Carlisle, 1887-91. Sunday School agent for Kentucky Con- ference, 1891-93. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, South, 1850, '58, '62, '70. Died May 2, 1893, Carlisle, Ky. Married May, 1844, Rosa H. Field, of Richmond, Ky., who died March, 1850. Married February, 1853, Helen Marr Richardson, of Louisville, Ky., who died August 17, 1895. Children: Mary Rebecca, b. 1853, d. May i, 1880 ; Margaret Eleanor, b. July 23, 1856, d. June 24, 1874; Jennie Richardson, b. December, 1857, d. March, 1879; Eliza- beth Chambers, b. May, i860, d. September, 1880; William Henry, b. May IS, 1866 (M.D., University of Louisville, 1887). 46. *SMITH CLIFT. B.A. Born about 18x5, Carmel, N. Y. Studied law in New York, N. Y., 1837. Practised law in New York, N. Y., 1840-93. Died August 16, 1893, Newport, R. I. Married a daughter^ of Stewart F. Randolph, who died before 1893. Children, several; one, Edith, married Baron Henry Maupoint de Vaudeul. 47. *CHARLES COLLINS. B.A.; M.A., 1840; D.D., Centenary College, Masonic College, and Dickinson College, 1851. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Born April 17, 1813, North Yarmouth, Me. 12 GRADUATES. [1837. Principal of High School, Augusta, Me., 1837-38. Joined Maine Conference, M. E. Church, 1838. President of Emory and Henry Col- lege, Va., 1838-52. President of Dickinson College, 1852-60. Proprie- tor and President of State Female College, near Memphis, Tenn., 1860-75. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, South, 1850. Died July 10, 1875, Memphis, Tenn. Married July 13, 1841, Harriet Newell Hart, who died March 13, 1889. Children : Narcissa, b. December 4, 1842, d. November ig, 1862 ; Mary Longley, b. March 30, 1845, m. J. H. Nate, d. October 10, 1878; Charles Standish, b. October 17, 1846; Hannah Elizabeth, b. December 8, 1848, m. J. H. Barton, d. September 20, 1905 ; John Stone, b. Decem- ber 10, 1850; Wilbur Fisk, b. September 2, 1853, d. August 10, 1854; Harriet Hart, b. November 11, 1855, m. T. A. Lamb; James Marshall, b. March 18, 1858 (class of 1879), d. September 20, 1878; Lily Green- wood, b. September 4, i860, d. January 19, 1862; Horatio King, b. August 30, 1864, d. September 25, 1880. Six of these children were college graduates. 48. *GEORGE BRAINERD CONE. B.A.; M.A., 1840. Born abouf 1812, Coventry, Conn. Taught in Troy Conference Academy, Vt., 1837-43. Principal of Providence Conference Seminary (now East Greenwich Academy), R. I., 1843-45. Taught in Macon College, Macon, Ga., and Macon, Miss., 1845-48; Gainesville, Ala., 1849. Agent for Tennessee Female College, Columbia, Tenn., 1850. Died 1851 (or 1852), Gainesville, Ala. Married February, 1844, Hannah M. Anderson, of Warrensburg, N. Y., who died 1848. Children : two ; both died in infancy. 49. *DANIEL CURRY. B.A.; M.A., 1840; D.D., 1852; LL.D., Syracuse University, 1878. *. N. 8. *. B. K. Born November 26, 1809, near Peekskill, N. Y. Principal of Troy Conference Academy, 1837-39. Professor in Georgia Female College, Macon, Ga., 1839-40. Joined Georgia Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1841. Preached in Athens, Savannah and Columbus, Ga., 1841-44. Transferred to New York Conference, 1844. President of Indiana Asbury (now De Pauw) University, 1854-57. Transferred to New York East Conference, 1857. Stationed at South Third St., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1857-58; Middletown, Conn., 1858-60; New Rochelle, N. Y., 1860-62; 37th St., New York, 1862-63. Editor of The Christian Advocate, New York, N. Y., 1804-76 ; ■ of The National Repository, 1876-80. Associate editor of The Methodist, New York, N. Y., 1880^81. Stationed at 82d St., New York, N. Y., 1881-83 ; Bethany Chapel, N. Y., 1883-84. Editor of The Methodist Review, 1884-87. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1862-87. Delegate to Methodist Ecumenical Conference, 1881; General Conference, M. E. Churchy 1860, '64, '72, '76, '80, '84. Died August 17, 1887. Married February 16, 1838, ' Mary Halsted, of White Plains, N. Y., who died March 17, 1890. Children : Georgia, b. June 5, 1840, m. James Armstrong; Edward Coxe, b. October, 1842, d. January, 1846; Francis Shay, b. April, 1845, d. February 7, 1852; David Stanford, b. July, 1849, d. March, 1852. 50. *LEWIS DWIGHT. B.A.; M.A., McKendree College, 1840. Born July 22, i8i3j Thompson, Conn. Brother of No. 16. Principal of Mount Vernon Academy, 111., 1838-41 ; Edwardsville Academy, 111., 1843, Afterwards principal of High School, Payson, 111. Taught in Mount Pleasant Collegiate Institute, Iowa, and else- 13 1837.] GRADUATES. where, 1848-54. Principal of North Hebron Institute, N. Y., 1854-56. Joined Troy Conference, M. E. Church, 1856. Stationed successively at Bristol and Salisbury, Vt, Chester, Mass., Nassau and Petersburg, N. Y., 1856-63, Retired from conference, 1863. In business in Boston, Mass., 1863-73. Resided in Dudley, Mass., preaching part of the time, 1873-81. Soon after went to St. Louis, Mo. Died December 24, 1891, St. Louis, Mo. Married March 24, 1840, Mahala Pennington Casey, who died March, 1841. Married June 4, 1843, Ruth G. Ryder, of Massachusetts, who died 1844. Married April 6, 1848, Jane E. Hoar, of Payson, 111., who died 1854. Married April 26, i860, Mrs. Louisa B. Dixon, of Dudley, Mass., who died. Married a lady in St. Louis; deceased. Children: Samuel Lewis, b. March 15, 1841 ; Wilbur Fisk, b. July 5, 1844; Eliza- beth Susan, b. May 8, 1849, m. Louis Gravelle; Quincy, b. May 30, •1854; also one son (deceased). 51. *WILLIAM THOMPSON HARLOW. B.A.; M.A., 1840. *. B. K. Born April 18, 1816, Duxbury, Mass. Brother of E. H. Harlow (class of 1849). Principal of a seminary, South New Market, N. H., 1837. Professor of Philosophy and Mathematics, Einory and Henry College, Va., 1839. Joined Providence Conference, M. E. Church, 1842. Presiding Elder of Sandwich District, 1848-52. Stationed at Mathewson St., Provi- dence, R. I., 1852-54 ; Elm St., New Bedford, Mass., 1854-56. Princi- pal of Rock River Conference Seminary, Mount Morris, 111., 1856-66. Presiding Elder of New Bedford District, Providence Conference, 1869-73. Stationed at Bristol, R. I., 1873-75; Center Church, Brockton, Mass., 1875-76; Thames St., Newport, R. I., 1876-78. Superannuated, 1878. Traveled in the West for his health, 1879-81. Delegate to Gen- eral Conference, M. E. Church, 1852, '64, '72. Died January 21, i88r,. Omaha, Nebr. Married August 27, 1838, Frances Ann Winsor, of Duxbury, Mass., who died November 6, 1858. Children: Julius I., b. Oct. 28, 1839, d. May 7, 1872; Elizabeth F., b. October 12, 1841, m. Professor John Williamson; Juliet, b. February 26, 1845, m. H. H. Browning; Ephraim Wiley, b. September 30, 1848; William Thompson, b. February 14, 1855 ; Frederick Pease, b. December 12, 1856. 52. *DANIEL LESTER HARRIS. B.S., 1838. Born February 6, 1818, Providence, R. I. Brother of No. 123. Assistant engineer on New York & Erie Railroad, 1839; on Troy & Schenectady Railroad, 1840-43. Engaged in building the railroad from Hartford to Springfield, 1843-44. Bridge-builder and machinist, 1845. Partner in the contract to build the New Haven & New London Rail- road, 1852-53. President of the Conn. River Railroad Company, 1855-79. Mayor of Springfield, Mass., i860. President City Library Association, Springfield, Mass., 1868-79. Government director. Union Pacific Railroad Company, 1869-70. Member of Mass. House of Representatives, 1857, '63, '67, '70 and '73. Died July 11, 1879, Spring- field, Mass. Married May 25, 1843, Harriet Octavia Corson, of Canastota, N Y who died July 10, 1904. Children: Edgar Lester, b. July 26, 1844 d December, 1846; twm daughters, b. August 9, 1846, d. August 10 1846- Corinne, b. August 31, 1848, m. E. S. Brewer; Harriet Buckingham b' September 15, 1850, d. November 2, 1852; Azariah Boody, b March 8 1853, d. February 7, 1892 ; Sarah Jeannie, b. April 26, 1854, m H K Baker ; Eliza Johnstone, b. January 26, 1856, m. D. N. Coats, d. Janu- 14 GRADUATES. [1837. ary 20, 1887; Ambia Corson, b. May 28, 1859; Henrietta Clark, b. June 20, 1861, m. W. A. Harris ; Cornelia Hawkins, b. July 10, 1866, m. E. R. Lancaster. 53. *WILLIAM HYER. B.A.; M.A., 1840. Born February 14, 1807, near Carlisle, Pa. Taught in Somerville, Tenn., 1837; Mettiphis, Tenn., 1839. Joined Memphis Conference, M. E. Church, South; stationed at Aberdeen, Miss., 1851. Transferred to Mississippi Conference; stationed at Vicksburg, 1853. Died November 3, 1855, Vicksburg, Miss. Married December 25, 1837, Jane Tobey, of Middletown, Conn., who died January 16, i860. Children: Wilbur Fisk, b. March 24, 1839, d. November 18, 1897; Julia A., b. January 31, 1842, m. O. M. Enlow; William Lewis, b. November, 1845, d. 1845; Mary Eliza, b. July 16, 8, m. J. M. Hogshead, d. February 24, 1909. 64. *GEORGE KELLOGG. B.A.; M.A., 1840. Born June 19, 1812, New Hartford, Conn. Brother of J. Kellogg (class of 1840). Engaged in the manufacture of machinery, 1837. Principal of Sum- ter Academy, S. C, 1838-41. Superintendent of the Howe Pin Com- pany, Birmingham, Conn., 1841-44. Established a manufactory of hooks and eyes in Redditch, England, 1844. Manufactured surgical instruments, Birmingham, Corin., 1846-55. Invented a number of machines. Manufacturer of dental supplies. New York, N. Y., 1856-62. In the U. S. Revenue Service, 1863-66. Established a manufactory of hats in London, England, 1867-68. ' Engaged in photographical and astronomical experiments in New York, N. Y., 1881-92. Resided in New Hartford, Conn., 1892-1901. Closely identified with the early history of phonography. Expert witness in many patent suits. Died May 6, 1901, New Hartford, Conn. Married August 25, 1837, Jane Elizabeth Crosby, of Middletown, Conn., who died November i, 1891. Children: Clara Jane, died in infancy ; Albert Henry, died in infancy ; Clara Louise (the celebrated singer), b. 1842, m. Carl Strakosch. 66. *CHARLES ANTHON LEE. B.A. Born about 1817, Balti- more, Md. Studied law in Dickinson College, 1837. Died December, 1837, Carlisle, Pa. 56. *WILLARD MARTIN RICE. B.A.; M. A., 1840; D.D., 1866. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born April 30, 1817, Lowville, N. Y. Tutor in ' Wesleyan University, 1837-40. Principal of Classical Academy, Philadelphia, Pa., 1840-56. Pastor of Moyamensing Presby- terian Church, Philadelphia, 1856-63; Fourth Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, 1863-74; Trinity Presbjrterian Church, Berwyn, 1874-76. Recording secretary of Presbyterian Board of Publication, 1858-1904. Stated clerk of Presbytery of Philadelphia, 1.860-74; Synod of Phila- delphia, 1872-81; Presbytery of Philadelphia, 1878-1904. Member of General Assembly, Presbyterian Church, 1865, '68, '87. Author: His- tory of the Presbyterian Board of Publication; Westminster Question Book; Westminster Lesson Leaf, etc. Died March 6, 1904, Haver- ford, Pa. Married July 7, 1840, Elizabeth Anderson McDowell, of Phila- delphia, Pa., who died -November 23, 1874.' Children: John McDowell, b. September 19, 1841 (B.A., Univ. of Pennsylvania), d. July 13, 1868; Henrietta Kollock, b. July 11, 1843, m. J. M. Buddy; Clara Amelia, b. IS 1837.] GRADUATES. August 7, 184s, m. F. Roberts ; Willard Martin, b. December 28, 1849 ; Susan McDowell, b. December 12, 1851, m. A. Graham, Jr.; Emeiine Elton, b. May 3, 1861, m. J. McLeod, Jr.; four others (deceased). 67. *RICHARD S SEELY. B.A. Born about 1813. Clergyman in M. E Church, afterwards in Protestant Episcopal Church. For some time in South Carolina. Went to Texas, 1859. Died February 18, 1871. 58. *JAMES McMillan SHAFTER. B.S., 1838; M.A. (Hon.), 1845. Born May 27, 1816, Athens, Vt. Brother of O. L. Shafter (class of 1834). Graduated from Yale Law School, 1839. Admitted to the bar, 1840, Member of Vermont House of Representatives, 1841-42. Secretary of state of Vermont, 1842-49. Removed to Sheboygan, Wis., 1849. Speaker of Wisconsin Assembly, 1852. Practised law in San Fran- cisco, Cal., 1855-92. Member of California Senate, 1861-62; president pro tern., 1863-04. Delegate at large to convention for revision of the Constitution of California, 1878. Superior judge of San Francisco County, 1888-90. Regent of State University. First trustee named for Leland Stanford, Jr., University. Died August 27, 1892, San Fran- cisco, Cal. Married October 27, 1845, Julia Hubbard, of Montpelier, Vt., who died February 11, 1871. Children: Payne Jewett, b. August 28, 1846 (B.A., University College, San Francisco, 1868) ; James Chester, b. April 17, 1851 (M.D., Columbia, 1873) ; Chester Hubbard, b. April 19, 1854, d. May 3, 1863 ; Julia Ruth, b. January 2, 1859, m. A. F. Hamilton. 69. *HENRY WISNER SMITH. B.A. Engaged in farming in Windham, Pa., 1837-44. Died May, 1844, Windham, Pa. 60. *ERASTUS WENTWORTH. B.A.; M.A., 1840; D.D., Allegheny College, 1850. T^^; *EDGAR BANKS WAKEMAN. B.S. Born i8i6, Monticello, ' N. Y. Brother of D. B. Wakeman (class of 1836). 24 GRADUATES. [1838-39. Practised law in Jersey City, N. J., 1843-83. City clerk of Jersey City, 184,5-48. For several years corporation attorney. Died Novem- ber 5, 188s, Bloomfield, N. J. 89. *HIRAM ABIJAH WILSON. B.A.; M.A., 1841. Born December 19, 1812, Winsted, Conn. Missionary teacher in Buenos Aires, 1838-41. Principal of Jones- ville Academy, N. Y., 1841-60; Superintendent of public instruction, Brattleboro, Vt., 1860-63. Merchant in Saratoga Springs, N. Y., 1865-77. Secretary of Saratoga County Bible Society, 1868-93. Presi- dent, Board of Education, Saratoga Springs, N. Y., 1869-71. Died May 23, 1893, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Married May 12, 1841, Hannah Bosworth, of Hartland, Conn., who died January 4, 1884. Married December 15, 1886, Maria Louise Dow- dell, of Troy, N. Y., who' died in 1901. Children: Laura, b. July 20, 1846, d. September 15, 1847; Hiram Bosworth, b. April 17, 1848, d. February 2, 1849 ; Mary Lenita, b. March 5, 1850, m. E. E. McClure. CLASS OF J 839. 90. *JOSEPH TRUE ARNOLD. B.A. ; M.A., 1842. Bom April 20, 1807, Derby, Vt. Joined East Genesee (now Genesee) Conference, M. E. Church, 1839. Stationed at Perry, N. Y., 1839-41 ; Elmira, 1841-43 ; Brockport, 1843-45; Albion, 1845-46; Seneca Falls, 1846-48; Canandaigua, 1848-50. Transferred to Troy Conference, 1850. Stationed at Albany, N. Y., 1850-52; Saratoga Springs, 1852-54; Pittstown, 1854-55. Trans- ferred to East Genesee (now Genesee) Conference, 1855. Stationed at Canandaigua, N. Y., 1855-57; Ovid, 1857-58; Clyde, 1858-60; Corning, 1860-62; Palmyra, 1862-63. Removed to Lima, N. Y., 1863. Filled appointments' at Rochester, Richmond, Rush and Henrietta, N. Y., 1863-68. Stationed at Henrietta, 1868. Supernumerary, 1871-73. Superannuated, residing in St. Peter, Minn., 1873-93. Died July 24, 1893, St. Peter, Minn. Married September l, 1839, Almira Abigail Lee, of Middletown, Conn., who died March 26, 1891. Children: Anna Eliza, b. January 6, 1841, m. Mr. Bell ; Edith, b. July 24, 1847, d. July 27, 1875 ; Joseph, b. July 24, 1847. 91. *FRANCIS ASBURY BATES. B.A.; M.A., 1842; M.D., Louisiana Medical College, 1843. Born February 14, 1819, Springiield, Mass. Brother of No. 29. Principal of State Academy, Russellville, La., 1840-41. Studied in Louisiana Medical College, New Orleans, La., 1841-43. Physician and planter, Marion, Ala., 1843-89. Surgeon in the Confederate Army. Died April 23, 1889, Marion, Ala. Married May 28, 1850, Julia Rachel Jones, of Marion, Ala., who died May 10, 1887. Children: Francis Harwood, b. November 9, 1851; a son, b. January 11, 1853, d. January 12, 1853; George Owen, b. March 19, 1854, d. December 28, 1855; William Edwin, b. March 19, 1854, d. May 8, 1861; Lula, b. November, 1855, m. C. D. Williams; Julian EHzur, b. March 24, i860, d. March 24, 1864. 25 1839.] GRADUATES. 92. *GEORGE WHITING BURKE. B.A.; M.A., 1842; M.D., Yale University, 1843. *. B. K. Born June 27, 1821, New Haven, Conn. Engaged in teaching, 1840. Practised medicine m Palmer, Mass., 1843-52; Middletown, Conn., 1852-91. Secretary of Middletown Board of Education, 1859-78. U. S. deputy collector of customs, District of Middletown, 1869-87. Retired from active practice in later years. Died June 4, 1904, Middletown, Conn. Married May 13, 1844, Ann Parish Benjamin, of Hartford, Conn., who died November 26, 1863. Married May 17, 1865, Jane Eliza Tobey, of Middletown, Conn., who died December 6, 1905. Children : Albert Leander, b. August 16, 1845, d. March 12, 1886; Oliver Parish, b. June 15, 1847; George Whiting, b. May 4, 1850; Joseph Chester (No. 1035), b. October 31, 1853, d. June 27, 1885; Sarah Jane, b. September 20, 1856. 93. *SIDERA CHASE. B.A.; M.A., 1842. A. K. E. *. B. K. Born October 31, 1818, Hoosick, N. Y. Brother of No. i. Taught in a preparatory school, Middletown, Conn., 1839-40 ; assist- ant principal, 1840-42. Principal of Female Institute, Middletown, Conn., 1843-48; Newark Wesleyan Institute, N. J., 1848-54- Engaged in manufacturing, 1854-61, 1866-69. Out of business during the war, 1861-66. U. S. deputy collector in First District, N. Y., 1869-73. On the editorial staff of The New York Tribune, 1873-87. Engaged in study and writing, 1887-97. Died September 21, 1897, Nordhoff, N. J. Married August 20, 1840, Sarah Johnson, of Middletown, Conn., who died October 22, 1900. Children: Frances Elizabeth, b. June 26, 1842, m. C. B. Colton; Julia Fisher, b. February 27, 1848, m. P. R. Cortel- you; Jennie Burton, b. May .11, 1854, m. N. M. Barrett; Nellie Low, b. October 13, 1857, m. C. L. Colton. 94. *LESTER MUMFORD CLARK. B.A.; M.A., 1843. *• N. 6. Taught in a female seminary in Canandaigua, N. Y. Died 1843, in Missouri. 96. *JONATHAN COE. B.A.; M.A., 1842. *. N. 0. Born June I, 1815, Winsted, Conn. Taught in Spring Hill Boarding School, Sandwich, Mass., 1839-40. Studied for the ministry of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Ordained, 1843. In charge of parishes of Bethlehem and Northfield, Conn., 1843-44 ; Winsted, 1847-52 ; Athens and Coxsackie, N. Y., 1852-66. Died April 25, 1866, Athens, N. Y. 96. *ABIEL CONVERSE. B.S. Born December 13, 1815, Thompson, Conn. Studied law, Worcester, Mass., 1840; Norwich, Conn., 1841. Admitted to the bar; commenced practice in Killingly, Conn., 1842. Appointed state's attorney for Windham County, 1844. Member of Legislature from Killingly, Conn., 1845. Judge of probate for Kil- lingly District, 1849-50. Removed to New London, Conn., 1854. Appointed judge of City Police Court and clerk of Probate Court, 1856. City attorney, 1866-68. Practised law in New London, Conn., 1869-73. Retired, residing at Thompson, Conn., 1873-1906. Died April 7, 1906, Thompson, Conn. Married November 17, 1842, Matilda S. Sly, of Dudley, Mass. Children: Mary Ellen, b. July 17, 1847, d. November 19, 1884; Martha Anna, b. October 28, 1848, d. January 9, 1874. Address of widow: Putnam, Conn. 26 GRADUATES. [1839. 97. *WALDO FLINT CONVERSE. B.A. Born October 8, i8i8. New Braintree, Mass. After teaching school for the winter in Massachusetts, settled in Sandusky, Ohio, 1840. Practised law, 1843-52. Engaged in manu- facturing in Sandusky, Ohio, 1855-99. Died February 17, 1899, Sanduslqr, Ohio. Married September 21, 1847, Puella H. FoUett, of Sandusky, Ohio, who died September i, 1849. Married July 24, 1852, Hannah A. Seeley, of Danbury, Conn.; deceased. Children: Oran Follett, b. July 27, 1848, d. August 17, 1848; Ella Follett, b. August 25, 1849, d. July 15, 1850. 98. *JOSHUA MARSDEN DONALDSON. B.A.; M.A., 1842. Born December 4, 181 5. Taught school and studied law, 1839-49. Practised law. New York state, 1849-72; Maryville, Mo., 1872-73; Farmington, Minn., 1873-77. Died March 30, 1877, Farmington, Minn. Married November 26, 1839, Sarah Rice, who died January 13, 1867. Children: John Rice, b. September 15, 1840, d. 1892; Amelia Hall, b. February 24, 1843, m. E. D. Wing; Mary, b. October 8, 1845, d. Sep- tember II, 1872; Annette, b. June 7, 1847, m. H. E. Robinson; Joseph, b. October 3, 1849; Eunice, b. February i, 1851, m. Henry Graves; Harriet, b. October 19, 1852, m. A. Struing. 99. *CLARK TITUS HINMAN. B.A.; D.D., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1851. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born August 3, 1819, Kortright, N. Y. Taught in Newbury Seminary, Vt., 1839-42; principal, 1844-46. Principal of Albion Seminary, Mich., 1846-53. Founder and first Presi- dent of Northwestern University, 1853-54. Died October 21, 1854, Troy, N. Y. Married August, 1841, Martha A. Morse, of Newbury, Vt., who died February i, 1858. Children: one son and two daughters. 100. *MEAD HOLMES. B.A.; M.A., 1843. Born December 11, 1819, New York, N. Y. Licensed and ordained by the Presbytery of Buf5falo, N. Y., 1840. Preached in Western New York, 1840-46; Northern Ohio, 1846-52; Wisconsin, 1852-64; Northern Illinois, 1864-73. Devoted several years to the Sunday-school cause, in connection with the American Sunday- School Union and The Sunday-School Times. Health seriously impaired, but able to. preach occasionally and to write for the press, 1873-1906. Died June .17, 1906, Rockf ord. 111. Married August 2, 1840, Mary D. A. Everett, of Napoli, N. Y., who died in 1890. Children : Mead, b. October 29, 1841, d. April 12, 1863 ; Mary Emily, b. April 10, 1849 (B.A., Rockford, 1882), d. February 13, igo6. 101. *ALEXANDER COMSTOCK HUESTIS. B.A. Born April 16, 1819, Perry, N. Y. Principal of Palmyra Academy, N. Y., 1839-40; Springville Academy, N. Y., 1840-42. Taught in Norwalk Seminary, Ohio, 1842-45. Principal of High School, Sandusky, Ohio, 1845-47. Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, and Acting President, Fort Wayne Female College, Ind., 1847-52. Engaged in business in Fort Wayne, Ind.,' 1852-84. Retired from active business, 1884. Author : Various Principles in Natural Philosophy. Died January 23, 1895, Fort Wayne, Ind. 27 1839.] GRADUATES. Married August 17, 1841, Sarah Dibble, of Springville, N. Y., who died June 27, 1887. Children: Robert Dibble Comstock, b. March 9, 1846, d. September 26, 1864; Charles Dibble Comstock, b. May 3, 1854. 102. *HERMAN MERRILLS JOHNSON. B.A.; M.A., 1842; D.D., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1852. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born November 25, i8is, Butternuts, N. Y. Studied in Yale College, 1839. Professor of Ancient Languages, Saint Charles College, Mo.; Augusta College, Ky., 1842; Ohio Wesleyan University, 1844-50. Professor of Enghsh Literature, Dick- inson College, 1850-60; President, 1860-68. Editor: Herodoti Orien- talia Antiquiora. Died April 5, 1868, Carlisle, Pa. Married September 20, 1843, Lucene E. Clarke, of Elmira, N. Y., who died March 4, i88p. Children: Augusta Lucena, b. June 27, 1844, m. Rev. H. C. Westwood, d. December 25, 1900 ; Herman Sidney, b. May 16, 1846 (B.A., Dickinson, 1867) ; George Edgar Casenovia, b. March 22, 1848; Mary Calista, b. August 28, 1850 (M.A. (Hon.), Dickinson, 1908), m. P. Dillon; Charles Ernest, b. August 9, 1852, d. December 6, 1864 ; Theodore Marvin, b. June 19, 1854 (M.D., Hahne- mann Medical College, 1878) ; Eddy Thompson, b. June 18, 1857. 103. *JOB WATERMAN KEECH. B.A.; M.A., 1842. Born May 3, 1807, Sherburne, N. Y. Taught in public schools. in East Hartford, East Haddam, and else- where in Connecticut, 1839-47; Pennington Seminary, N. J., 1847-48; May's Landing, N. Y., 1848-50; Gloucester City, N. J., 1850-52. Engaged in farming in Oakland and Christiana, Wis., teaching part of the time, 1852-71. Died June 4, 1871, Oakland, Wis. Married January i, 1849, Elizabeth Almira Martin, of East Haddam, Conn., who died June 15, 1888. Children: William Ayer, b. June 4, 1850, d. October 6, 1862; Julia Palmer, b. August 19, 1851, m. B. C. Parker"; Martha Ann, b. October 9, 1852; John Martin, b. July 24, 1854, d. June I, 1887; Frances Jeannette, b. March 6, 1856, m. I. L. Henry; Sarah Amelia, b. July 21, 1861, m. C. C. Lindon; Charles Henry, b. December 25, 1863. 104. *ICHABOD MARCY. B.A.; M.A., 1847. *. N. 9. Born July 16, 1811, Leyden, Mass. Taught in Rhinebeck Academy, N. Y., 1840-41. Joined New Eng- land Conference, M. E. Church, 1841. Stationed at Northampton, Mass., 1841-42; Greenfield, 1842-44; Bernardston, 1844-45; Ware Village, 184S-47; Chester, 1847-49; Charlemont, 1849-51; North Andover, 1851-53; Marblehead, 1853-55; Millbury, 1855-57; Worcester, 1857-58; Southbridge, 1858-60; Ashbumham, 1860-62; Dedham, 1862-64; Marlboro, 1864-66; Maple St., Lynn, 1866-68; West Brook- field, 1868-71. President of Claflin University, Orangeburg, S. C, 1 871 ; Clark University, Atlanta, Ga., 1872. Resided in Somerville, Mass., 1872. Stationed at Hadley, Mass., 1873-74; Charlemont, 1874-76; Bernardston, 1876-79; East Longmeadow, 1879-82; Ayer, 1882-84; Sudbury, 1884-87. Superannuated, 1887, Resided in Somer- ville, Mass., 1887-97; Dorchester, Mass., 1897-99. Died March 20, 1899, Ashmont, Mass. Married June 23, 1841, Sarah H. Gill, of Stoughton, Mass., who died May 4, 1907. Children : Charles DeWitt, b. October 24, 1842 (class of 1865) ; Hattie Eliza, b. May 26, 1846, m. W. E. Murdock. 106. *JOSHUA NEWHALL. B.A.; M.A., 1842. *. N. 9. Bom November 4, 1813, Lynn, Mass. 28 GRADUATES. [1839. Taught in Providence Conference Seminary (now East Greenwich Academy), R. I., 1839-42. Died September 16, 1844, Lynn, Mass. 106. *ASHLEY RENSSELAER NORTHRUP. B.A.; M.A., 1842. Born March 15, 1814, Pompey, N. Y. Principal of Lafayette Academy, N. Y., 1839-40; Pulaski Academy, N. Y., 1840-41; Bethel Academy, Nicholasville, Ky., 1841-45. Taught in Danville, Ky., 1845-47. Principal of Cove Spring Academy, Ky., 1847-49 ; Pendleton Academy, Falmouth, Ky., 1849-51 ; Rushville Institute, 111., 1852-53. Taught in Bloomington, 111., 1853-57. Engaged in farming in Normal, 111., 1857-82. Resided in Glidden, Iowa, 1882-87; Macomb, 111., 1887-94. Died September i, 1894, Macomb, 111. Married March 15, 1848, Martha Alice Conner, of Nicholasville, Ky., who died August 19, 1892. Children: James Abraham, b. December 26, 1848 (B.A., Illinois Wesleyan, 1871) ; William Ewing, b. December 4, 1853 (B.D., Garrett Biblical Institute, 1892) ; Hiram Ashley, b. May 10, 1865, d. April 26, 1866. 107. *ALBERT FRANKLIN PARK. B.A.; M.A., 1842. Born December il, 1814, Preston, Conn. Taujght school, 1839-44. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1844. Stationed at Rockville, Conn., 1844-46;. East Thompson, 1846-48; Haddam, 1848-49; Col- chester, 1849-51. Taught in New Haven, Conn., 1851-53; Collegiate Seminary, Charlotteville, N. Y., 1854-55. Located; admitted to the bar, 1856. Practised law in Norwich, Conn., 1856-1900. Coroner for New London County, Conn. Died October 8, 1900, Preston, Conn. Married February 14, 1867, Anna Hasseltine Lathrop, of Franklin, Conn., who died Mardi I, 1889. Children: Emeline Calista, b. Sep- tember 7, 1868, d. August 30, 1869 ; Anna Estelle, b. June 13, 1872. 108. *JAMES LODOWICK PHELPS. B.A.; M.A., 1844. Born October 4, 1819, New York, N. Y. Studied law in New York, N. Y., 1840-43. Admitted to the bar, 1843. Practised law in New York, N. Y., 1843-68; Brooklyn, N. Y. (also real estate broker), 1868-98. Died November 3, 1898, Brooklyn, N. Y. Married August 31, 1845, Adelaide Driggs Felicity Miller, of New York, N. Y., who died April S, 1907. Children: James Lodowick, b. February 8, 1847, d. May 4, 1848; Louisa Augusta, b. September 3, 1848, d. August 19, 1849; Gertrude Emma, b. March 21, 1851, d. June 27, 1852; Adelaide Louisa, b. June 16, 1853, m. W. R. Woodward; Catherine Anne, b. September 24, 1854, d. November 13, 1854; James Lodowick, b. February 3, 1861. 109. *HUMPHREY PICKARD. B.A.; M.A., 1842; D.D., 1857. *. N. e. Born June 10, 1813, Fredericton, N. B., Canada. Brother of No. 137. Joined English Wesleyan Conference, 1836. Stationed at Miramichi and Richibucto, N. B., 1839-41 ; St. John, 1841-42. Editor of The Methodist Magasine, 1842. Principal Mt. Allison Academy, Sackville, N. B., 184^-69., President of Mt. Allison, College, 1862-69. Editor of The Provincial Wesleyan, and Book Steward, Halifax, N. S., 1869-73. Agent for Mount Allison College Endowment Fund, 1873-76. Sta- tioned at Sackville, N. B., 1876-78. Again Book Steward, 1878-80. Supernumerary, residing in Sackville, N. B., 1880-90. Delegate to Canada Wesleyan Methodist Conference, 1857, '60, '67. Delegate to 29 1839.] GRADUATES. English Wesleyan Methodist Conference, 1857, '62, '73. President of Wesleyan Conference of Eastern British America, 1862, '70. Delegate to General Conference of Methodist Church of Canada, 1874, '78. Died February 28, 1890, Sackville, N. B., Canada. Married October 2, 1841, Hannah Maynard Thompson, who died March 11, 1844. Married 1846, Mary Rowe Carr, of Portland, Me., who died January 24, 1887. Children: Edward Dwight, b. September 7, 1842, d. March, 1846; Charles Frederick Allison, b. February 19, 1844, d. February 26, 1844; Mary Emarancy, b. July 24, 1847, m. A. M. Bell; Amelia Elizabeth, b. March 10, 1849, m. A. A. Stockton. 110. *LANSING PORTER. B.A. Born March 8, 1817, Auburn, N. Y. Studied in Yale Divinity School, 1840-42. Resident Licentiate at Auburn Theological Seminary, N. Y., 1843. Settled over First Con- gregational Church, Rockford, 111., 1844; First Congregational Church, Lockport, 111., 1848. Returned to Rockford, 111., to take charge of the Second Congregational Church, 1850. Engaged in farming in Auburn, N. Y., 1855-1902. Captain of 7Sth N. Y. Volunteers in the Civil War. Died January 12, 1902, West Point, Miss. Married August 29, 1844, Elizabeth Curtis, of Auburn, N. Y., who died December 14, 1895. Children: Elizabeth Amelia, b. April 15, 1847, m. Rev. H. N. Payne, d. August 9, 1906 ; Anna Root, b. January 14, 1850, m. R. H. Bloom; Lansing Lee, b. November'l, 1852, d. July 30, 1908. 111. *JOHN HENRY ROLSTON. B.A. Born October 11, 1819, New York, N. Y. Began the study of law, 1839. Went into business in New York, N. Y. Engaged in mercantile and manufacturing business in Elizabeth- port, N. J., 1845-60. Held various offices in town and county, 1850-58. In business in New- York, N. Y., 1860-76. In National Bank of the State of New York, N. Y., 1876-88; cashier, 1880-88. Died October 26, 1888, Elizabeth, N. J. Married November 5, 1850, Harriet Gale, of Orange County, N. Y., who died March 21, 1882. Children : Eugenia, b. August 26, 1851, m. A. S. Gale (who died), m. F. J. Brown (who died), m. C. H. Thomp- son; William Rockwell, b. December 23, 1852, d. May, 1853. 112. *DENNIS SAGE. B.A. Born August 21, 1817, Middletown, Conn. Taught, 1839. In the West, 1840. Studied law in Middletown, Conn., 1841-42. Admitted to the bar, 1843. Practised law in Middletown, Conn., 1844-45. Teller in Middlesex County Bank, Middletown, Conn., 1845-47. In the mercantile and mining business in California, 1847-51. Returned East on account of ill health, 1851. Treasurer of New York & Boston Railroad Company, 1851-53. Probate judge for Middletown District, Conn., 1854-55. Clerk in State Treasurer's Office, Hartford, Conn., 1854-59. Moved to Boston, Mass., i860. Treasurer of New York & Boston Railroad Company, 1860-64. Treasurer of the corporation engaged in filling up the Back Bay, Boston, Mass., 1865-67. . Insurance agent, 1868-73. In business in Boston, Mass., 1873-97. Died July 26, 1897, Boston, Mass. Married December 31, 1862, Lucy W. Rogers, of Hartford, Conn. Children: Kittie Sprig, b. July 30, 1864; Charles Valentine, b. Febru- ary 14, 1866; Ernest Lincoln, b. May 4, 1868; Isabel, b. August !•?, 1872. 30 GRADUATES. [1839-40. 113. *DEWITT CLINTON VOSBURY. B.A.; M.A., 1867. Born June 20, 181S, Windsor, N. Y. Principal of Towanda College, Pa., 1839. Taught in Ithaca Academy, N. Y., 1842; Sheboygan, Wis., 1844-51; Binghamton, N. Y., 1851-79. Insurance and real estate agent, Binghamton, N. Y., 1873-79. Died January 4, 1879, Binghamton, N. Y. Married November 28, 1839, Ann Eliza Tallmadge, of Candor, N. Y. Children: Ida Louisa, b. November 10, 1844, d. September 5, 1895; Edward DeWitt, b. May i, 1845, d. June 8, 1909; Charles Clinton, b. September 11, 1846. 114. *SAMUEL HENRY WARD. B.A. Born June 13, 1817, East Windsor, Conn. Carried on a bookstore in Middletown, Conn., 1839-41. Afterwards removed to New York, N. Y., where he established The Emporium, a family weekly. Went to San Francisco, Cal. ; engaged in the assay of gold in the Mint. Died March 22, 1853, on voyage to Sandwich Islands; buried at Honolulu. Married November 25, 1839, Emily Helen Starr, of Middletown, Conn., who died December 29, 1898. Child : Helen Laura, b. October, 1840, d. September, 1842. 115. *HIRAM WILLEY. B.A. Born May 23, 1818, East Had- dam. Conn. Studied law in East Haddara, Conn., 1839-41. Admitted to the bar, 1841. Practised law in Colchester, Conn., 1842-43; New London, Conn., 1843-73. Member of Conn. Legislature, 1847, '57, '77. State's attorney for New London County, 1854-61. State senator and chair- man of Judiciary Committee, 1859, '77. U. S. district attorney for Connecticut, 1861-70. Mayor of New London, Conn., 1862-65. Judge of probate. New London District, 1869. Judge of the Court of Com- mon Pleas, New London County, 1870-73. Removed to East Haddam, 1874. Practised law in Hartford, Conn., 1877-88. Engaged in examin- ing titles of property for the Mtna. Life Insurance Company, 1888-1907. Died March 8, 1910, Hadlyme, Conn. Married September 6, 1843, Charity W. Moseley, of East Haddam, Conn., who died May 23, 1902. Children : Thomas Moseley, b. July 5, 1846 (graduated at U. S. Military Academy, 1868) ; a son, b. in 1856, d. in infancy; Allen, b. January 28, 1858. CLASS OF J 840. 116. *WILLIAM RHODES BAGNALL. B.A.; M.A., 1843. -*■. T. #. B. K. Born July 17, 1819, Boston, Mass. Entered Union Theological Seminary, 1840. Tutor in Wesleyan University, 1842-46. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1843. Stationed at Northampton, Mass., 1846-47. Principal of Provi- dence Conference Seminary (now East Greenwich Academy), R. I., 1847. Stationed at HoUiston, Mass., 1849-50; Southbridge, 1850-52; Shrewsbury, 1852-54; Maiden, 1854-56; Union Church, Charlestown, 1856-58; Meridian St., Boston, 1858-59; Chelsea, 1859-60. Engaged in manufacturing in Boston, Mass., 1860-70. Engaged in editorial and other literary labor, 1870-92. Author: Translation of Arminius's Works, Vol. III. Died August 3, 1892, Middletown, Conn. 31 1840.] GRADUATES. Married August 20, 1846, Sarah F. Goodridge, of Boston, Mass. Children: William Rhodes, b. July 15, 1847, d. August i, 1878; Sarah Goodridge, b. May 7, 1849; John Goodridge, b. October 19, 1855, d. April 3, 187s; Francis Asbury (No. 1587), b. August 31, 1866. Address of widow : Adams, Mass. 117. *ULYSSES CHAPMAN. B.A.; M.A., 1843. Born March 31, 1808, North Killingworth, Conn. Taught in Missouri' and at the Female College, Chapel Hill, Tex. Obliged to discontinue teaching on account of impaired hearing. Died December 7, 1896, Benton, Tex. Married September 30, 1846, Sarah Bartlett, of New Haven, Conn. Children : Emma Cecilia, b. September 6, 1848, d. March 6, 1851 ; Charles William Halsey, b. October 26, 1850; John Edward Howd, b. March 19, 1857 ; Mary Ella, b. November 8, 1859, d. June S, i860; Sarah Louisa, b. November 8, 1862, d. May 18, 1864. Address of widow : Benton, Tex. 118. *LORANUS CROWELL. B.A.; M.A., 1843; D.D., 1877. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born October 28, 1815, Ware, Mass. Brother of No. SS7- Principal of a school. Sandwich, Mass., 1840-44. Joined New Eng- land Conference, M. E. Church, 1844. Stationed at Common St., Lynn, Mass., 1844-46; Chicopee, 1846-4B; Worcester, 1848-49; Brom- field St., Boston, 1849-51 ; Church St., Boston, 1851-53 ; Boston St., Lynn, 18S3-54. Presiding Elder of Ljmn District, 1854-58 ; Boston District, 1858-62. Stationed at Union Church, Charlestown, 1862-64; Salem, 1864-67; Milford, 1867-69. Presiding Elder of Worcester District, 1869-73. Stationed at Ashland, Mass., 1873-74; West Medway, 1874-77; Maple St., Lynn, 1877-78. Presiding Elder of Lynn District, 1878-82. Agent of Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1882-89. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1856. Died April 8, 1889, Lynn, Mass. Married September 17, 1843, Elizabeth Ann Fuller, of ■ Sandwich, Mass., who died August 13,' 1908. Children: Elizabeth Wing, b. December 8, 1S44, m. W. N. Rice (No. 813) ; Samuel Fuller, b. November 19, 1846, d. January 3, 1879; Harrison Newhall, b. January 29, 1849; Abbie Pease, b. May 24, 1851, d. July 21, 1879; Julia Ann, b. July 8, 1854, m. C. E. Davis (No. 1121) d. June 21, 1909; Arthur Loranus, b. June 9, 1862, d. August 22, i8(52; Albert Lyon (No. 1680), b. April 26, 1868. 119. *JOSEPH CUMMINGS. B.A.; M.A., 1843; D.D., 1854; D.D., Harvard University, 1861 ; LL.D., Northwestern University, 1866. *. N. e. *. B. K. ■ Born March 3, 1817, Falmouth, Me. Taught in Amenia Seminary, N. Y., 1840-43; principal, 1843-46. Jomed New England Conference, M.. E. Church, 1846. Stationed suc- cessively at Malden,L Chelsea, Hanover St. (Boston), Bromfield St. (Boston), 1846-53. Professor of Theology, Methodist General Bibli- cal Institute, Concord, N. H., 1853-54. President of Genesee College Lima, N. Y., 1854-57. President of Wesleyan University, 1858^75. Professor of Mental Philosophy and Political Economy, Wesleyan University, 1875-77. Stationed at Maiden, Mass., 1877-80; Harvard St., Cambridge, 1880-81. President of Northwestern University, 1881-90. Transferred to Rock River Conference, 1882. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1864, '76, '80. Vice president, 32 GRADUATES. [1840. American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1886. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1858-75. Died May 7, i8go, Evanston, 111. Married August 15, 1842, Deborah Stover Haskell, of Litchfield, Me., who died February 17, 1900. Children: Mary Henrietta, d. 1847; Helen Frances, m. S. P. Hatfield,' d. 1907; Alice Dora, m. Professor D, Bonbright. 120. *JOSEPH DENISON. B.A.; M.A., 1843; D.D., McKendree College, 1865. *. N. e. Born October i, 1815, Bernardston, Mass. Taught in Amenia Seminary, N. Y., 1840-43. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1843. Stationed at Newton Upper Falls, Mass., 1843-45; Ipswich, 1845-46; Lynn, 1846-48; Maiden, 1848-50; HoUiston, 1850-52; Boston, 5852-54. Joined Missouri Conference; was a member of Kansas and Nebraska Conference at its formation, 1855. Had charge of Fort Riley and Manhattan circuits. Agent for Blue Mount College (now Kansas State Agricultural College), 1857. Presiding Elder of Manhattan District, 1859-63., President of Kansas State Agricultural College, 1863-73 ; Baker University, Baldwin, Kans., 1874^79. Stationed at Holton, Kans., 1879-81; Valley Falls, 1881-84. Presiding Elder of Atchison District, 1884-88. Stationed at Tecumseh, Kans., 1888-93. Superannuated; resided at Oakland, Kans., 1893-1900. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1864, '80. Died February 19, 1900, Manhattan, Kans. Married July 8, 1845, Sarah Jane Woodruff, of Litchfield, Conn., who died August i, 1858. Married November 21, 1859, Mrs. Frances Ann Dennis, of Baldwin, Kans., who died July 17, 1908. Children: Henry Longfellow, b. May 16, 1846 (M.A., Kansas State Agr. College, 1867) ; Isaac Goodnow, b. May 21, 1848, d. April 18, 1849 ; Ellen Frances, b. February 15, 1850 (B.A., Kansas State Agr. College, 1871), m. C. A. Whedon; Emma Jane, b. March 10, 1852, m. F. E. Miller; Charles Sumner, b. March 2, 1854, d. April 6, 1855 ; George, b. Novem- ber 28, 1856; Georgiana, b. November 28, 1856, d. October 16, 1859; Fannie, b. August 28, i860, m. E. R. Manning, d. August 13, 1896; a daughter, b. and d. July 4, 1867. 121. *CHARLES GIBBS DOWNEY. B.S.; M.A. (Hon.), 1844. Born October, 1819. Tutor, Indiana Asbury (now De Pauw) University, Ind., 1841-42; Professor of Natural Sciences, 1842-49; of Chemistry and Pharmacy, 1849-52; of Mathematics, 1852-57. Elected Professor of Mathematics in Iowa Wesleyan University, 1857. Died October 9, 1857, Indianapo- lis, Ind. Married September 17, 1853, Hester Martin Davis, who died Febru- ary 3, 1875. Children: Anna, b. April 26, 1855 (B.A., De Pauw, 1877), d. November 2, 1903; Alice, b. October 26, 1856 (B.A., De Pauw, 1879), m. Rev. Frederick Porter. 122. *JOHN HARRISON GOODALE. B.A. #. N. 6. Born October 2, 1816, Deering, N. H. Taught in Newbury Seminary, Vt., 1840-41; Columbus, Ga., 1842-46; N. H. Conference Seminary, 1847. Editor of The Democrat, Man- chester, N. H., 1848-57. Superintendent of schools for Hillsboro County, N. H.i 1856-59. Editor, and proprietor of The Manchester Democrat and American, 1857-61. Removed to California, 1864. Principal of High School, Crescent City, Cal., 1864-66. Traveled in Alaska, and British Columbia as correspondent of the San Francisco press ; also engaged in scientific research, 1867. Returned to , New 33 1840.] GRADUATES. Hampshire, 1869. Secretary of state of New Hampshire, 1871-72. Superintendent of schools, Nashua, N. H., 1875-78. Collected minerals ahd farmed, 1881-90. Died November 11, 1890, Nashua, N. H. Married December 26, 1848, Celestia Susan Mooney, of Northfield, N. H., who died October 12, 1863. Married January 19, 1871, Josephine Bonaparte Atkinson, of Derry, N. H. Children: Mary Hale, b. Feb- ruary 7, 1872, d. March 9, 1872; John Mooney, b. November 11, 1873, d. August 16, 1874; Charlotte Atkinson, b. May 26, 1875, m. H. A. Kimball; a daughter, b. and d. October 15, 1877. Address of widow: 28 Mulberry St., Nashua, N. H. 123. *WILLIAM HENRY HARRIS. B.A. Born March 7, 1820, Sterling, Conn. Brother of No. 52. Grain merchant in Worcester, Mass., 1842-59- In business in New York, N. Y., 1859-90. Retired, 1890. Died August 25, 1896, Brooklyn, N. Y. Married May 7, 1845, Mary Amelia Pond, of Worcester, Mass., who died July 15, 1908. Children: William Pond, b. February 12, 1846 (C.E., Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1867) ; Mary Lester, b. June 27, 1849, m. G. W. Allen; Emma Willard, b. October 17, 1851, d. May 27, 1869 ; John Allen, b. July 21, 1853, d. April 27, 1857 ; Alice Foster, b. April 18, 1857, m. J. P. Allen. 124. *CHESTER DORMAN HUBBARD. B.A.; M.A., 1843. #. N. e. *. B. K. Born Noviember 25, 1814, Hamden, Conn. Brother of H. B. Hubbard (class of 1842). In the lumber business, Wheeling, W. Va., 1840-53. Member of House of Delegates of Virginia, 1851-52. Elected president of the Bank of Wheeling, 1853. Engaged in the manufacture of railroad iron. Wheeling, W. Va., 1858. Member of Richmond Convention, and of Wheeling Convention, 1861. Member of State Senate of West Virginia, 1863-64. Member of National Republican Convention, Balti- more, Md., 1864, '80. Member of Thirty-ninth and Fortieth Con- gresses, 1865-69. President of the Board of Trustees of the Wheeling Female College, 1865-90. Engaged in the manufacture of iron and nails; secretary of Wheeling Iron and Nail Company, 1871-91. President of Pittsburg, Wheeling & Kentucky Railroad, 1875 ; German Bank, Wheeling, 1879. Lay delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1872. Died August 23, 1891, Wheeling, W. Va. Married September 29, 1842, Sarah Pallister, of Wheeling, W. Va., who died November 5, 1899. Children: William Pallister (No. 739), b December 24, 1843 ; Dana List, b. July 7, 1845, d. August 7, 1893 : Chester Russell, b. October 25, 1848; Julia Alice, b. April ii, 1850, m. W. H. Tyler, d. January 2, 1908; Anna Gill, b. September i, 1852, m. J. C. Brady. 125. *CHARLES LYMAN HUNGERFORD. B.A.; M.A., 1843. Born August 23, 1816. Taught in Wethersfield, Conn., 1840-41. Principal of Kingston Acadeniy, N. Y., 1841-43. Taught a private school for boys in Brook- lyn, N. Y; Died November 16, 1845, Brooklyn, N. Y. 126. *NATHANIEL CLARK LEWIS. B.A. ; M.A., 1843. Born February 15, 1815, in New London County, Conn. Taught in Irving Institute, Tarrytown, N. Y., 1840-41. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1843. Stationed at Watertown, Conn., 1843-44; 24th St., New York, N. Y., 1844-45; Essex, Coiltt.,' 34 GRADUATES. (1840. 1845-47; Haddam, 1847-49; Newtown, 1849-51; Litchfield, 1851-53; Bristol, 1853-54; Orient, N. Y., 1854-55. Taught in Hedding Serai- nSry, Abingdon, 111., 1855-59. Stationed at Prairie City, 111., Central Illinois Conference, 1859-60; Second Church, Peoria, 1860-62; Geneseo, 1862-63; Moline, 1863-65; Oneida, 1865-67; Onarga, 1867-68; Odell, J868-70; Forrest, 1870-71. Superannuated, residing in Onarga, 111., 1871-75- Stationed at La Fayette, 111., 1875-76; Sparland, 1876-77. Superannuated, residing in Onarga, 111., 1877-82. Died May 28, 1882, Onarga, 111. Married April 15, 1845, Amanda AUyn (sister of No. 144), of Mont- ville. Conn., who died September 18, 1891. 127. JOHN WESLEY LINDSAY. B.A.; B.D., Union Theo- logical Seminary, 1842; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1843; D.D., Wesleyan University, 1863. *. B. K. Born August 20, 1820, Barre, Vt. Brother of J. N. Lindsay (class of 1841). Studied in Union Theological Seminary, 1840-42. Joined New York Conference, M. E. Church, 1843. Stationed at New Palz and Plattskill, N. Y., 1843-45; Lenox, Mass., 1845-47. Tutor in Wesleyan Univer- sity, 1847-48; Professor of Latin and Hebrew, 1848-60. Stationed at 30th St., New York, N. Y., 1860-62; i8th St., New York, 1862-64; Bedford St., New York, 1864-65. President of Genesee College, Lima, N. Y., 1865-68. Professor of Exegetical Theology, Boston Theologi- cal Seminary, 1868-71 ; of the same in School of Theology, Boston University, 1871-83; of New Testament Greek and Exegesis, 1883-84. Dean of the College of Liberal Arts, Boston University, 1872-82. Professor Emeritus, Boston University, 1884 . Presiding Elder of Boston District, 1884-89; North Boston District, 1889-94. Stationed at Jamaica Plain, Mass., 1894-^95. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1864, '68; '72. Trustee of Wesleyan Univei-sity, 1862-75, 1887-1907; of Boston University, 1869-82. Author: Commentary on Deuteronomy. Married June 16, 1852, Emily Bond, of Baltimore, Md., who died April 5, i860. Children: Thomas Bond (No. 1047), b. April 28, 1853, d. July 22, 1909 ; Lucy Henrietta, b. November 6, 1855 ; William Birck- head, b. August 14, 1858 (B.A., Boston Univ., 1879). Address : Carlisle, Pa. 128. *EDMUND LONGLEY. B.A.; M.A., 1843. *. B. K. Born April I, 1819, Sidney, Me. Principal of South New Market Seminary, N. H., 1840. Tutor in Wesleyan University, 1843-44. Professor of Mathematics, and after- wards of English Literature and of Modern Languages, Emory and Henry College, Va., 1844-79. Taught in Science Hill School, Shelby- ville, Ky.," 1879-80; Engaged in literary work in Allensville, and Car- roUton, i Ky., 1880-81. Professor and Professor Emeritus, Emory and Henry College, Va., 1882-1906. Died May 27, 1906, Emory, Va. Married February 16, 1845, Mary Hammond, of Middletown, Conn,, who died February 10, 1875. Married July 29, 1884, Pauline A. Hooper, of Richmond, Va. 1 Children : Selden, b. February 7, 1846 (M.A., Emory and Henry, 1868) ; Virginia Harriet Collins, b. January 14, 1848, m. Capt. C. E. Vawter; Kate Hammond, b. May 11, 1850, m. T. W. Jordan; Edmund, b. November 24, 1852 (B.A., Emory and Henry, 1870). . Address of widow: 1200 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va. 129. *ROBERT MATHISON. B.A.; M.A., 1843; M.D., New York University, 1848. Born July 22, 1818, New Ybrk, N. Y. 35 1840.] GRADUATES. Taught in New Rochelle, N. Y., 1841 ; Rye, N. Y., 1842. Entered the drug business in New York, N. Y., 1848. Removed to Middletown, Conn., 1856. Cashier in a store in New York, N. Y., 1858-60. Engag'ed in the drug business in Middletown, Conn., 1862-69; Brooklyn, N. Y., 1870-87. Retired from business, 1887. Resided successively in North Guilford, Conn., Brooklyn, N. Y., White Plains, N. Y., and Springfield, Mass. Died August 18, 1904, Springfield, Mass. Married July 3, 1838, Rebecca Jane Disbrow,.of New York, N. Y., who died June 7, 1891. Children: Robert Lauder (No. 663), b. June ao, 1839; Margaret, b. August 19, 1841, m. F. N. Bliss, d. November 8, 1897; Matilda, b. May 3, 1843, m. J. W. H. Ames (No. 767) ; Mary, b. October 31, 1844, m. A. C. Stevens (No. 751), d. November 23, 1888; Arthur, b. November 4, 1846 ; Jessie, b. September 10, 1849, m. W. E. Hulbert, d. Aprir23, igo8. 130. *DANIEL OSTRANDER MERWIN. B.S. Practised law in Woodville, Miss., 184s ; Natchez, Miss., 1861. Major in Confederate Army; lost an arm, and was taken prisoner at Gettysburg. Died 1867, Cazenovia, N. Y. Married Miss M'Gehee, of Woodville, Miss. 131. *DARIUS MORRIS. B.S. Born April 27, 1815, South Wilbraham, Mass. Studied law in Ellington, Conn.,- two years. Studied theology in East Windsor, Conn., two years, and in New Haven, Conn., one year. Taught in Windsor Academy, Conn. Preached for some months, but was prevented by ill health from assuming the duties of a settled pastorate. Founded a female seminary in Willoughby, Ohio, where he remained two years. Founded a commercial school in Cleveland, Ohio, where he remained two years. Engaged in mining in California. Preached, and founded a school. General agent for a paper called The Pacific. Health failed, and he returned to Ellington, Conn., where he was private tutor for two years. Was much interested in geologi- cal study. Traveled extensively through the United States. Died August 29, 1864. 182. *BENJAMIN FRANKLIN MUDGE. B.S.; M.A. (Hon.), 1850. Born August 11, 1817, Orrington, Me. Brother of No. 133, and of Z: A.' Mudge (class of 1839). Studied law in Lynn, Mass., 1843-44. Admitted to the bar, 1844. Practised laiv in Lynn, Mass., 1844-59; associate justice of Police Court, 1850-59 ; mayor, 1852, Chemist in coal-oil refinery, Chelsea, Mass., 1859. With Breckenridgie. Coal and Oil Company, Cloverport, Ky., i860. In Quindaro, Kans., 1862. State geologist of Kansas, 1864-6SJ Professor of Natural Sciences, State Agricultural College, Manhattan, Kans., 1865-73. President of Kansas Natural. History Society (now Kansas Academy of Science), 1868-79. Lecturer on Geology, State University, Lawrence, Kans., 1873-79. Died November 21, 1879, ManhEittan,.Kans. \ Married September 16, 1846, Mary Eusebia Armstrong Beckford, of Lynn, Mass., who died July 18, 1904. Children: Mdville Rhodes, b, August 8, 1847-; Josiah Bowler, b. November 25, 1849 i Eusebia Beck- ford, b. September 27; 1852, m. F. L. Irish ; Frank Pe^body, b. Novem- ber 25, 1857, d. July II, 1864; twins, b. and d. September 25, 1862. ■■ ■ , • , I 133. *THOMAS HICKS MUDGE. B.A.; 'M.A,, 1843. Bom September 23, 1815, Orrington, Me. Brother of No. 132, and of Z'. A. Mudge (class of 1839). 36 GRADUATES. [1840. Studied in Union Theological Seminary, 1840-43. Joined New Eng- land Conference, M. E. Church, 1843. Professor of Sacred Literature, McKendree College, 111., 1857-58. Transferred to Missouri Confer- ence, 1859. Stationed successively at Pilot Knob, Simpson Chapel (St. Louis), and Independence. Driven out of Missouri by the Civil War; appointed to Manhattan, Kans., 1861. Professor of Ancient Languages and Biblical Literature, Baker University, Kans., 1862. Died July 24, 1862, Baldwin, Kans. Married October 4, 1843, Betsey Lucinda Grover, of Ellington, Conn., who died September 11, 1858. Children: Lucinda Maria, b. August 8, 1843, m. W. W. Lummus ; Thomas Grover, b. September 4, 1846, d. March 15, 1847 ; Milton Russell, b. April 22, 1848, d. December 17, 188s. 134. *GEORGE FRANCIS NEEDHAM. B.A. Born February 7, 1816, Boston, Mass. Studied in Union Theological Seminary, and attended medical lec- tures, 1840-43. Member of convention at tJtica, N. Y., which organized the Wesleyan Methodist Connection of America, 1843. Stationed at Providence, R. I., 1843-44. Preached at Athol and Needham, Mass., 1844-45. Preached and taught in Buffalo, N. Y., 1845. Ordained Wesleyan Methodist, 1846. Stationed at East Solon, N. Y., 1846-47. Resided in Kalamazoo, Mich., 1847-50. Engaged in teaching and in business, Rochester, N. Y., 1850-57. Seedsman, Buffalo, N. Y., 1858-61. Raised a company of cavalry, 1861. In the service of the Sanitary Commission, Washington, D. C, 1861-62. One of the original mem- bers of the National Freedmen's Relief Association. Clerk in Sixth Auditor's Office, Treasury Department, Washington, D. C, 1863-85. Founded the' colored free school system of the District of Columbia, 1863. Founded the Lincoln Cooperative Building and Deposit Asso- ciation, 1867. Resided on his fruit farm near Seabrook, Md.; 1880-85; in Chicago, 111., 1885-95. Died 1895, Chicago, 111. Married June 13, 1843, Julia Johnson, of Rochester, N. Y. Children : Mary Elizabeth, b. July 16, 1844, m. T. P. Keene ; Frances Julia, b. August 16, 1846; George Jacob, b. August 25, 1849; Anna, b. August 23, 1853, d. in infancy; Joseph Wight, b. September 19, 1858. 135. *GEORGE WILLIS NINDE. B.A. Born October 21, 1817, Baltimore, Md. Taught in Oneida Conference (now Cazenovia) Seminary, N. Y., 1840. Tutor in Wesleyan University, 1841-42. Died September 6, 1842, Lyons, N. Y. 136. *THOMAS GILBERT OSBORN. B.A. ; M.A., 1843. *. B. K. Born October 15, 1820, Riverhead, N. Y. Studied law, 1841-43. Joined New York Conference, M. E. Church, 1844. Stationed at Southampton, N. Y., 1844-46; Bridgehampton, 1846-48; Patchogue, 1848-50. Superannuated, 1850-51. Stationed at Birmingham, Conn., 1851-53; Bridgeport, 1853-55; Waterbury, 1855-57; 27th St., New York, N. Y., 1857-59; Allen St., New York, 1859-61; Washington Ave., Brooklyn, 1861-62; St. John St., New Haven, Conn., 1862-64. ^Presiding Elder of Bridgeport District, 1864-65. Supernumerary, 1865-67. Stationed at Riverhead, N. Y., 1867-69. Presiding Elder of Bridgeport District, 1869-72; Long Island South District, 1872-73. Stationed at Port Chester, N. Y., 1873-75. Super- numerary, 1875-77. Stationed at Riverhead and Jamesport, N. Y., 1877-80. Supernumerary, residing at Norwalk, Conn., 1880-88. Dele- 37 1340.1 GRADUATES. gate to. General. Conference,, M.E. Church, 1872. Died February ^7. 1888, Norwalk, Conn. . Married March 23, 1846, Jerusha L. Cook; deceased. Married September i, 1858, Maria J. Cook ; deceased. Married May 18, 1864, Calista E. Barton, who died in 1867. Married September 6, 1869, Mrs. Grace Colburn. Children : Mary Elizabeth, b. July 10, 1849, m. Henry Storer; Thomas Gilbert, b. August 17, 1852, d. December 21, 1853; Isabel Conrad, b. December 21, 1854, d. March 7, 1865; Thomas Stephenson, b. August 4, 1857. Address of widow : 23 Merwin St., Norwalk, Conn. 187. *THOMAS PICKARD. B.A.; M.A., 1849. Born October 21, 1819, Fredericton, N.B., Canada. Brother of No. 109. In Fredericton, N. B., Canada, 1840-48. Taught in Weslgyan Academy, Sackville, N. B., Canada, 1S48-62. Professor of Mathe- matics, Mount Allison College, Sackville, N. B., Canada, 1862-69. Engaged in farming in Sackville, N. B., Canada, 1870-95. Member of Provincial Legislature of New Brunswick, 1874-78. Died September 12, 189s, Sackville, N. B., Canada. Married January 23, 1854, Mary Elizabeth Dixon, of Sackville, N. B., Canada. Children : Sarah Burpee, b. November 10, 1854 ; Humphrey Frederick, b. August 26, 1857; Charles, b. February 7, i860; Edward Dwight, b. September 16, 1864, d. October 27, 1871 ; Mary Alice, b. November 4, 1867, d. July 28, 1875; Thomas Edward Dwight, b. January 8, 1874. Address of widow: Sackville, N. B., Canada. 188. *DAVID PLUMB. B.A. Born August, 1810, Stratford, Conn. ' Preached in Utica, N. Y., 1840-48. Resided in Troy, N. Y., 1848-51. In the Mercantile Agency in New York, N. Y., 1851-65. Resided in Westchester County, N. Y., engaged in farming and gardening, 1865-73.' Engaged in literary pursuits, 1875-89. Died 1889. Married 1835, Lucy Ann Stone, of Litchfield, Conn., who died Janu- ary io, 1875. Children: four sons and one daughter; one of the sons deceased. 189. *CHANDLER ROBBINS. B.A.; M.A., 1843. Born Febru- ary 20, 1815, Charlestown, Va. Principal of , Ohio Conference Seminary, Springfield, Ohio, 1841. Professor of Ancient Languages, Augusta College, Ky., 1845-48. Ordained clergyman in the Protestant Episcopal Church, 1848. Rector of Christ Church, and principal of Boys Boarding School, Springfield, Ohio, 1865-71. Died May 8, 1871, Springfield, Ohio. Married August 4, 1842, Laura F. Cooper, of Middletown, Conn., who died December, 1887. Children: Chandler, b. February 4, 1844; Elizabeth, b. July 27, 1845 ; Samuel Cooper, d. at the age of five years ; Isaac Dpuglas, d. in infancy; Laura Florian, d. in infancy; Samuel Cooper, d. in infancy; Mary Douglas, b. March, 1855, m. Rev. Douglas Hooff; Harry, d. in infancy. 140. *CHAUNCEY SHAFFER. B.A. ; LL.D., Fort Wayne Col- lege, 1889. Born June 4, 1818, Lisle (now Barker), N. Y. Principal of Stockbridge Academy, N. Y., 1840; Oneida Academy, Ni Y.i 1841-42. Admitted to the bar, 1843. Practised, law in New York, N. Y., 1846-94. Died May 15, 1894, New York, N. Y. 38 GRADUATES. [1840-41. Married October 24, 1843, Maria Ruth Warner, of Middletown, Conn., who died August 23, 1902. Ghild: Sarah Maria, b. November IS, 1844, m. W. C. Burt, d. August 8, iSgB. 141. *HENRY VAN VALKENBURG. B.A. Born 1812, Bath, N.Y. For some years engaged in the lumber business in New York, N. Y. Afterwards for many years engaged in banking and insurance business. Agent of Conn. Mutual and Equitable Insurance companies, "in Cin- cinnati, Qhio, 1873-74. Died August 22, 1874, Cincinnati, Ohio. Married 1844, Ellen Phelps, of Middletown, Conn.; deceased. Married 1854, Eliza Thompson, of St. Louis, Mo. Children: Ellen, b. January 12, 1845; Lillie Thompson, b. June 30, 1856, d. November 19, 1858; John Gregory, b. July 17, 1858; Louise Pratt, b. December 9, 1862. 142. *WILLIAM STEVENS WILEY. B.A.; M.A., 1843; M.D. Born June 4, 1812, Maiden, Mass. Brother of Nos. 61 and 248. We^t South and took charge of a school in Louisiana. Studied in New Orleans Medical School. Assistant surgeon in U. S. Army Hos- pital at Vera Cruz, during the Mexican War, 1846 ; chief surgeon, 1847-48. Practised medicine in Columbus, Miss., 1848-50. Completed a medical course of study in Memphis, Tenn. Practised in Marion, Va. 'Soon after 1855, till 1857, practised in Jonesville, N. C. Died March 12, 1857, Jonesville, N. C. Married April 12, 1842, Eliza Partridge, of Rockland, Me., who died October 15, 1850. Married December 19, l8S5, Mary Frances Davis, of Washington County, Va., who died February 10, 1857. Children: two boys, b. and d. before 1846; Eliza Rebecca, b. May 31, 1846, m. S. H. Williams ; Mary Elizabeth, b. December 25, 1856. CLASS OF I84I. 143. *HENRY WRIGHT ADAMS. B.A.; M.A., 1844; M.A. (Hon.), Trinity College, 1848; M.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1865. ■^. T. Born March 12, 1818, Brookfield, Vt. Studied Hebrew in New York, N. Y., 1841-42. Joined New Hamp- shire Conference, M. E. Church, 1842. Taught in Newbury Seminary, and in Biblical Institute, Newbury, Vt., 1842-43. Agent of Wesleyan University, 1843-44. Stationed at Great Falls, N. H., 1844-45. Agent of American Bible Society, 1845-47. Rector of Christ Church, Spring- field, Mass., 1848-SO. Minister of Christ Church, Boston, Mass., 1850-51. Engaged in general study and invention, 1851-73; in pub- lishing and in invention, 1873-81. Patented important improved methods in mining, 1879. President of the Adams Mining and Reduc- tion Company, Charlotte, N. C, 1881. Died September 21, 1881, Charlotte, N. C. Married August 9, 1841, Adeline E. Hubbard, of Middletown, Conn. Children: Adelaide H. (married); Sarah H.; Josephine H. (mar- ried) ; Henry Wright. 144. *ROBERT ALLYN. B.A. ; M.A., 1844; D.D., 1864; LL.D., McKendree College, 1876. *. N. 9. *. B. K , Born January 25, 1817, Ledyard, Conn. 39 1841.] GRADUATES. , Taught in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1841-43. Joined New England Conference, ',M. E. Church, 1842. Transferred to Provi- dence (now New England Southern) Conference, 1843. ' Stationed at Colchester, Conn., 1843-45; Thompsonville, 1845. Principal of Wes- leyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1845-48. Principal of ; Providence Conference Seminary (now East Greenwich Academy), R. I., 1848-54. Member of R. I. Legislature, 1852-54. Commissioner of public schools of Rhode Island, and editor of The Rhode Island School Master, 1854-57. Visitor 9f U. S. Military Academy, 1854. Professor of Ancient Languages, Ohio University, i857-S9. President of Wesleyan Female College, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1859-63 ; McKendree College, 111., 1863-74. Stationed at Lebanon, III., 1863-65. Principal of Southern Illinois Normal University, 1874-92. Editor of Southern Illinois Teacfier; taught private pupils, 1892-94. Delegate to General Con- ference, M. E. Church, i8>2. Died January 7, 1894, Carbondale, 111. Married November 21, 1841, Emeline Huntington Denison, of Coleraine, Mass., who died April 24, 1844. Married June 28, 1845, Mary Buckland Budington, of Leyden, Mass., who died October 18, 1879. Children: Charles, b. September 5, 1842, d. Sejptember 6,, 1888; Emeline Lucy, b. April 12, 1844, m. W. H. Hypes; Robert, b. July 11, 1846, d. September 7, 1849; Joseph Goodnow, b. April i, 1849. (B.A., McKendree, 1870); Ellen Sophronia, b. June 7, 1852 (B.A., McKen- dree, 1872) ; Harriet Amanda, b. November 14, 1859, d. January 10, 1883. 145. *JAMES NELSON BANKS. B.A.; M.A., 1845 ; M.D., Columbian Collegei (now George Washington University), 1842. Born May 12, 1817, Veteran, N: Y. Practised medicine in Richmond, Va., 1842-43. Taught in Mount Morris Seminary,, 111., 1843-44. Practised medicine in Belleville,^ 111., 1844-45 ; Chicago, 111., 1845-1907. Died January 10, 1907, Chicago, III. Married September 3, 1844, Susan V. West, of Dixon, 111., who died January 3, 1858. Married November 3, 1863, Mrs. Melissa Brown Benham, of Canandaigua, N. Y., who died December 4, 1896. Chil- dren : Ophelia West, b. June 20, 1845, d. July 24, 1845 ; Mary Clara, b. July 27, 1846, d. July 29, 187s ; Frank Edward, b. October 26, 1850, d. September 25, 1851 ; Fannie Elosia, b. December 15, 1853, d. May 12, 1858. 146. *SAMUEL SULLY BEMENT. B.A.; M.A., 1846. Born March 17, 1820, Ashfield, Mass. Taught in Lowell, Mass., 1843. Principal of Academy, Dracut, Mass., 1845-46. Taught in Troy, Ohio, 1847-49. Master of the Adams School, Lowell, Mass., 1850-56. Principal of Bartlett School, Lowell, Mass., 1856-92. Died January 10, 1892, Lowell, Mass. , Married August 12, 1846, Sarah Emerson Kent, of Lowdl, Mass., who died September 29, 1904. Children: May Mary, b. October 27, 1849; Charles Jasper, b. August 25, 1851, d. September i, i86g; Gerard, b. July 25, 1858 (B.A., Harvard, 1880). 147. *J AMES OILMAN BLAIR. B.A.; M.A., 1844; M.D., Willoughby Medical College and University of Louisville, 1854; D.D., McKendree College, 1856; LL.D., Hamline University, 1863. Born September 18, 1816, Marcellus, N. Y. Principal of Ohio Conference Seminary, Columbus, Ohio, 1841-42. Joined Ohio Conference, M. E. Church, , 1842. Engaged in pastorkl work in Ohio Conference, 1843-45. Principal of Greenfield Seminary, 40 GRADUATES. [1841. Ohio, 1845-52. Vice President, and Professor of Natural Science, Ohio University, 1852-64, Editor of The Parkersburg Gazette, W. Va., 1864-67. Taught in Greenfield, Ohio; 1867-71. Principal of State Normal School, Fairmont, W. Va., 1871-78. Died December 22, 1878, Fairmont, W. Va. . Married March 10, 1842, Olive Jones Winslow, of Amherst, Mass., who died January 14, 1892. Children : Edward Winslow, b. Novem- ber 18, 1843, d. December 31, 1846 ; Chalmers, b. July 3, 1845, d. Decem- ber 20, 1902;' Florence, b. February 26, 1848, m. G. B. Gibbens; Alice Carey, b. March 8, 1850, d. August 20, 1862; Preston Holmes, b. Febr ruary 6, 1854, d. August 29, 1864. 148. *BAILEY EVANS BORDEN. B.A. Born December 8, 1812, Warwick, R. I. Taught and studied law in Fall River, Mass., 1841-42. Practised law in Woonsocket, R. I., 1843-60. Member of R. I. House of Repre- sentatives; removed to Central Falls, R. I., 1857. President of Town Councilj'North Providence, R. I., 1858. Practised law in Providence, R. I., 1868-92. Died November 9, 1892, Pawtucket, R. I. Married October 25, 1859, Adelia Carpenter, who died March 23, 1867. Child': Mary Evans, b. November 21, 1864, m. CM. Read. 149. *EDMUND ERASTUS EASTMAN BRAGDON. B.A.; M.A., 1844; D.D., Indiana Asbury (now De Pauw) University, i860. *. N. e. Born December 8, 1812, Acton, Me. Taught in Mexicoville Academy, N. Y., 1841-42. Principal of Fulton Academy; joined Black River Conference, M. E. Church, 1842. Stationed at Wolcott, N. Y., 1844-46. Principal of Mexicoville Academy, N. Y., 1846-47., Stationed at Syracuse, N. Y., 1847-48. Principal and financial agent of Falley Seminary, 1848-52; Joined New York Conference ; stationed at Vestry St., New York ; Pro- fessor of Ancient Languages in Ohio University, 1853-54. Professor of Latin in Indiana Asbury (now De Pauw) University, 1854-58; of Ancient Languages in Genesee College, Lima, N. Y., 1858-62. Died March 20, 1862, Lima, N. Y. Married April 19, 1842, Eliza Barnum, of Bridgeport, Conn., who died February 12, 1886. ' Children : Sarah Eliza, b. October 25, 1846, m. W. O. Church, d. March 29, 1907; Alice Mehetable, b. November ig, 1849, d. February 17, 1850; Emma Malinda, b. July 5, 1851, d. Feb- ruary 7, 1852 ; Louis Barnum, b. September 28, 1855 ; Eva Newman, b. October 9, 1859, m. F. F. Judd ; Annie Reid, b. November 12, 1861, m. A. F. Winslow, d. November 16, 1909. 160. *WILLIAM CAMPBELL. B.A. Born October, 1812, in North Carolina. Went South for his health, 1841. In a hospital at Worcester, Mass., 1843-44. Died August 3, 1844, Lynn, Mass. Married September l, 1841, Elizabeth Newhall, of Lynn, Mass. 161. *MORGAN ROYAL DANIELS. B.A.; M.A., 1846. Born May 14, 1816, South Windsor, Conn. Delivered lectures in the New England States and New- Jersey, 1842-44. Architect and builder, Hartford, Conn., 1845-46. Taught, in primary department, U. S. Military Academy, 1847-49; Hester Street Academy, New York, N. Y., 1850-52. , Architect and builder, Hartfoi-d, Conn., 1853-56; Waushara Co., Wis., 1857-58; Hartford, Conn., 1859-67. Died August 22, 1868, Hartford, Conn. 41 1841.] GRADUATES. Married October, 1844,, Elvira Clark, of Hartford, Conn., who died September, 1856. Married January i, 1861, M?itilda Clark, of Haddam, Conn. Children: Arthur M., b. October 7> 1845; Lelia, b. September 30, 1849 ; Eugene, b. February 19, 1862 ; Ida, b. February, 1865. 152. *CALEB DOW. B.A.; M.A., 1844. *. N. 6. Brother of C. M. Dow (class of 1844) and E. D. Dow (class of 1846). Principal of Portchester Academy, N. Y. . Ordained deacon in Protestant Episcopal Church; assistant minister of St. John's Church, Portsmouth, N. H., 1848. Rector of Grace Church, Paduc'ah, Ky., 1848-S1. Ordained priest, 1849. Rector of the Church of the Ascen- sion, Ascension Parish, La., 1851-54. Assistant minister of Grace Church, Saint Francisville, La., 1854-56. Minister of Trinity Church, Natchez, Miss., 1857. Rector of St. James's Church, 'Alexandria, La., 1857-68; St. George's Church, Griffin, Ga., 1868-74; St. Joseph's Church, St. Joseph, La., 1874-76; St. Mary's Church, Franklin, La., 1876-78. Minister of Trinity Church, New Orleans, La., 1878-79. Rector of St. George's Church, Griffin, Ga., 1879-go. Died October 29, 1890, Griffin, Ga. . Married Johanna Hubbard, of Middletown, Conn., who died October 23, 1852. , Married February 8, 1872, Mrs. Flora Felicia Geofge, who died February 13, 1873. Children: Ella H., b. December 20, 1842, m. Dr. Davidson (who died), m. Mr. Chestney; Henry, b. November 20, 1846, d. September 16, 1853 ; Florian Keble, b. February 5, 1873. 153. *WILLIAM EDWIN GARRETTSON. B.A.; M.A.,i 1844. Born July 11, 1821, Baltimore, Md. Studied law, 1841-43. Admitted to the bar, 1843. Practised law in Baltimore, Md., 1843-49. Taught in Abingdon, ,Md. ; also principal of a girls' school in Belair, Md., i850r79. Resided in Emmorton, Md., 1879-83. Died March 22, 1883, Emmorton, Md. 154. *JOHN HUBBARD HALL, Jk. B.A.; M.A., 1844. Born October 24, 1819, Fayetteville, N. C. Joined Oneida Conference, M. E. Church, 1841. Stationed at Clinton; N. Y., 1841-43; Vernon Village, 1843-44; New Hartford, 1844-45; Vernon Center, 1845-46; Marcellus, 1846-48; TuUy, 1848-49; New Woodstock, 1849-51; Fly Creek, 1851-53; Butternuts, 1853-55; West Eaton, 1855-56; Clinton, 1856-^58. Supernumerary; resided in Clinton, N. Y., 1858-59. Stationed at Vernon Center, N. Y.,' 1859-60; Verona, 1860-62; West Winfield, 1862-64; Deansville, 1864-66; Smyrna, 1866-68; Pompey, 1868-69; Pratt's Hollow, 1869-70; Peter- boro, 1870-72; DeRuyter, 1872-74. By division of conference, became member of Central New York Conference, 1872. In poor health, 1875-81. Superannuated, 1876-86. Died February 9, 1886, Cazenovia. N. Y. Married June 10, 1844, Julia Ann Gillespie, of Clinton, N. Y., who died November 7, 1894. Children: Mary Frances, b. March 27, 1845, d. September 2, 1848; Emma Maria, b. November 30, 1849 (B.A., Univ. of lyiichigan, 1874)^ ; Ellen Amelia, b. August 20, 1852, m. C. E. Havens; Arthur Gillespie, b. November 12, 1856 (B.A., Univ. of Michigan, 1881), d. March 31, 1883; Avon Stacy, b. June 15, i860. 166. *SAMUEL EUGENE HARTWELL. B.S. Born in Strong, Me. Practised law several years in New York, N. Y. Practised medicine a few years in Ohio, and then moved to New Albany, Ind. ; invented 42 GRADUATES. [1841, a •doveta.jling machine. Health failed ; returned to Strong, Me., 1866. Went to Florida on account of his health, 1868. Died August, 1869, Strong, Me. Married, while in New York, N. Y. Divorced., 156. *HORACE BYRON HURLBURT. B.A. ; M.A., 1846. Died; date of death unknown. 167. *GEORGE LANDQN. B.A. ; M. A., 1844. *. N. 6. *. B. K. Born December 4, 1816, in Luzerne County, Pa. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1841. Stationed at Maiden, Mass., 1841-43; Boston, 1843-45; Pynchon St., Springfield, 1845-47; Union St., Springfield, 1847-49. Engaged in farming in Herrick, Pa., 1849. Presiding Elder, Wyalusing District, Wyoming Conference, 1854-58. Member of Pennsylvania Senate, 1859-61, 1865-68. In business, 1862-65. Engaged in business and in farming, 1869-1904. Died June 16, 1904, Camptown, Pa. Married October 31, 1842, Sarah A. Lum, of Braintrim, Pa., who died June 14, i860. Married February 9, 1861, Catharine Smith, of Northumberland, Pa., who died October, 1907. Children: Elizabeth L., m. E. Fuller; Annie, m. R. J. Fuller; George Henry, d. December 9, 1907 ; Benson (LL.B., Univ. of Pennsylvania) ; Frank Phoebe, m. Rev. W. P. Buck (No. 1426) ; Samuel Gail (No. 1564), b. February 12, 1865; Herbert; Carrie, m. T. J. Reinhart; Jennie, m. W. S. Laflerty; Robert DeWitt. 158. *THOMAS JEFFERSON MATTISON. B.A. Born in Vermont. Taught in Georgia; afterwards practised medicine. Died 1845 or 1846, near Athens, Ga. 169. *ELIAS GILBERT MERWIN. B.A.; M.A., 1849. Born April 25, 1825, New Haven, Conn. Studied law in Lenox, Mass., 1841 ; in Harvard Law School, 1842. Admitted to the bar, 1843. Practised law in Pittsfield, Mass., 1843-51 ; Boston, Mass., 1851-91. Professor in Law School of Boston Univer- sity, 1886-91. Died March 27, 1891, Boston, Mass. Married December 23, 1847, Anne Childs, of Pittsfield, Mass., who died December 27, 1891. Children: Kate Merwin, m. W. W. White; Henry Childs (B.A., Harvard, 1874) ; Annie C. ; Arthur C. ; one child (deceased). 160. *WILLIAM CAPfiRS MILLER. B.A.; M.A., 1844. Practised medicine in Charleston, S. C, 1841-61. Died, probably about 1861. 161. *JOHN WESLEY NORTH. B.A. *. T. Born January 4, 1815, Sand Lake, N. Y. Lectured for Connecticut Anti-Slavery Society, 1842. Studied law in New York, N. Y., 1843. Admitted to the bar, 1845. Practised law in Syracuse, N. Y., 1845-49; St. Anthony's Falls, Minn., 1849. Mem- ber of Minnesota Territorial Legislature, 1851. Removed to North- field, Minn.; built mills and started the -town, 1856. President of Minnesota Constitutional Convention, 1857. Member of National Republican Convention, Chicago, HI. Surveyor-general of Nevada Territory. Elected judge of Supreme Court of Nevada, i860. Estab- 43 1841.] GRADUATES. lished an iron foundry in Memphis, Tenn., 1855. In Krioxville, Tenn., engaged in organizing &' cblony for settlement in California, 1870. President of Southern California Xolony Association, i873- Practised law in San Francisco, Cal., 1879-80. General agent of the Washington Irrigated Colony, Fresno County, Cal., 1880-89. Resided in Fresno, Cal., 1889-90. Died February 22, 1890, Fresno, Cal. Married September 22, 1845, Emma Bacon, of Middletown, Conn., who died May 6, 1847. Married August 28, 1848, Ann Hendrix Loomis, of Dewitt, N. Y., who died August i, 1964. Children: Emma Bacon, b. March 3, 1852, m. E. C. Messer; George Loomis, b. September 6, i8S3, d. January 26, 1899; John Greenleaf, b. September 16, 1856; Charles Lewis, b. May 31, 1858; Edward, b. July 11, i860; Mary Anne, b. May 3, 1865, m. J. C. Shepherd. 162. *GIDEON PALMER. B.A. Born October 30, 181^, Mont- ville, Conn. Studied law, 1844. Practised law, 1844-49. In busmess m New York, N. Y., 1849. Afterwards removed to St. Louis, Mo. In busi- ness in New York, N. Y., 1859-67. Resided in Hackensack, N. J., 1864-79; in New York, N. Y., not engaged in business, 1879-94. Died March 6, 1894, Jacksonville, Fla. , Married 1842, Eliza H. johnSon, of Middletown, Conn. Children: Theodore I. ; Arthur ; Amelia ; Charlotte ; Jessie. 163. *SILAS WHEELOCK PALMER. [Name changed by Massachusetts Legislature to KAZLITT ARVINE.] B.A. Bom December, 1819, Centerville, N. Y. Graduated at Newton Theological Institution, Mass. ; ordained pastor of Baptist church, Woonsocket, R. I., 1845. Settled in New York, N. Y., 1847; Boylstcin, Mass., 1849. Author: Cyclopeedia of Moral and Religious Anecdote^; Cyclopeedia of Anecdotes of Litera- ture and Pine Arts. Died 1851, Worcester, Mass. Married March, 1845, Mary Ann Porter, of Waterbury, Conn., who died March i, 1893. Children : Earlliss Porter, b. April 19, 1846 (B.A., Yale, 1869) ; Fi;eeling Wilder, b. January, 1848. 164. *BRADFORD KINNEY PEIRCE. B.A.; M.A., 1844; D.D., 1868. A. K. E. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born February 3, 1819, Royalton, Vt. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1843. Stationed at Waltham, Mass., 1843-44; Newbur3rport, 1844-46; Charlestbwn, 1846-47. Located and preached in Boston, Mass.; editor of The Sunday School Messenger, and The Sunday School Teacher, 1847. Agent of the American Sunday School Union, 1850. Member of M^assachusetts Senate, 1855-56. Appointed trustee of State Industrial School for Girls, 1856., Afterwards elected superintendent and chap- lain of the same. Joined New England Conference, 1862. Stationed at Watertown, Mass., 1862-63. Chaplain of House of Refuge, Randall's Island, N. Y., 1863-72. Editor of Zion's Herald, Boston, Mass., 1872-88. .Delegate to Methodist Ecumenical Conference, 1881. Trustee of Boston University, and of Wellesley College. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1871-82; secretary of the Board, 1871-74. Died April 19; 1889, Newton Center, Mass. Married August 5, 1841, Harriet W. Thompson, of Middletown, Conn., who died February 17, 1893. Children: Charles Prince, b. June 18, 1842, d. July 3, 1907; Henry Thompson, b. September 13, 1844; Hannah Prince, b. January 8, 1852, d. August, 1853; Harriet Maria, b. August 27, 1856, m. E. H. Sanborn. 44 GRADUATES. [1841. 165. *DANIEL JARVIS PINCKNEY. B.A.; M.A., 1844. Born January i, 1818, Ulysses, N. Y. Taught in Genesee Wesleyan Seminary, Lima, N. Y., 1841-42. Principal of Rock River Seminary, Mt. Morris, 111., with intervals of rest on account of ill health, 1842-54. Member of Illinois Constitu- tional Convention, 1847, '70. Member of Illinois House of Representa- tives, 1847-53. Editor of The Mt. Morris Gazette, 1850-52. County superintendent of schools, 1851-54. Member of Illinois Senate, 1867-70. Engaged in farming in Mt. Morris, 111., 1869-83. Editor and proprietor of The Mt. Morris Independent, 1875. Died June 17, 1883, Chicago, 111. Married 1844, Margaret Catherine Hill, of Mt. Morris, 111., who died June 4, 1905. Children : Charles Cotesworth, b. February i, 1846 ; Thyetta Mahala, b. October 13, 1848, m. George Gilson; Fullerine Ida, b. May 5, 1850, m. Edward Butt, d. July 26, 1883; Mary; Belle, b. October 10, 1856, d. August 30, 1858; Merritt Willis, b. December 12, 1859 (B.S., Knox, 1881). 166. GEORGE GREENWOOD REYNOLDS: B.A.; M.A., 1844; LL.D., 1871. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born February 7, 1821, Amenia, N. Y. Studied law in Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1841-42; Brooklyn, N. Y., 1842-44. Admitted to the bar, , 1844, Practised law in Milton, N. Y., 1845-51; Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1851-54; Brooklyn, N. Y-, 1854-1906. Judge of the City Court, Brookljm, N. Y., 1860-66. Elected one of the judges of the City Court, Brooklyn, N. Y., for fourteen years, 1872. Appointed by the governor of the state of New York to hold Supreme Court in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1881. Appointed by the governor member of a commission lo revise the Judiciary Article of the New York State Constitution, 1890. Lay delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1872, '76, '80, '84. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1871 ; president of the Board, i8§7-l903. Married October 15, 1846, Harriet Townsend, of Milton, N. Y., who died October i, 1903. Child: Frank (No. 875), b. June 30, 1848, d. October 22, 1905. Address: 16 Court St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 167. *DAVID PARMELEE ROBINSON. fe.A.; M.A., 1844. Born October 26, 1813, Granville, Mass. In the mercantile and tannery business in Bkndford, Mass.; held offices of town clerk and postmaster, 1841-65. Died December 25, 1865, Blandford, Mass. Married October, 1841, Orphia M. Boise, of Blandford, Mass., who died in 1843. Married September 20, 1848, Jane Clarissa Sessions, of South Wilbraham, Mass. ; deceased. Child : Howard Parmelee, b. October I, 1842. - 168. *RI CHARD SUTTON RUST.. B.A.; M.A.^ 1844; D.D., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1861 ; LL.D,,- Central Tennessee College, 1877. ■*. T., Born September 12, 1815, Ipswich, Mass. Agent of Connecticut Anti-Slavery Society, 1839. Principal of Ellington Scliool, Conn., 1841 ; High School, Middletown, Conn., 1843. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1844. Stationed at Springfield, Mass., 1844-45; Worcester, 1845-46. Transferred to New IJampshire Conference, 1846. Principal of New Hampshire Confer- ence Semiharjr, 1846-50. State commissioner of , common schools for New Hampshire for three years. Stationed at Portsmouth, N. H., 1851-S3; Lawrence, Mass., 1853-55; Great Falls, N. H., 1855-57; 45 1841.] GRADUATES. Manchester, 1857-58; Haverhill, Mass., 1858. Transferred to Cincin- nati Conference, 1858. President of Wilberforce University, Ohio, 1858-62. Stationed at Morris Chapel (now St. Paul's), Cincinnati, Ohio, 1863-64. President of Wesleyan Female College, Cincinnati, 1864-66. Field superintendent, Freedmen's Aid Society, M. E. Church, 1867-68; corresponding secretary, 1868-88; honorary corresponding secretary, 1888-1906. Vice president. Union Central Life Insurance Company, Cincinnati, 1888-1906. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1854, '72, '84, '88. Died December 22, 1906, Cincinnati, Ohio. Married August 12, 1841, Sarah Ann Hubbard, of Middletown, Conn., who died January 28, 1873. Married October 21, 1875, Elizabeth Anna Lownes, of Morrow, Ohio, who died October 3, 1899. Children: Richard Hubbard (No. 816), b. September 5, 1842; Charles Henry, b. September 27, 1847. 169. *CALEB SIDNEY SANFORD. B.a!; M.A., 1844. Born June 9, j8i2. Homer, N. Y. Engaged in teaching, 1841-49. In business in the South, 1849-53. Member of Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1853-68. In business in Taunton and Attleboro, Mass., 1868-73; Attleboro, 1873-79. Superannuated, residing in Mansfield, Mass., 18^9-81. Died June 14, 1884, Mansfield, Mass. Married July 26, 1842, Ellen M. Hubbard, of Glastonbury, Conn., who died October, 1906. Children: Wilbur Fisk (No. 855), b. Decem- ber 2, 1843; Pamelia Sophia, b. September 21, 1846, m. Benj. Porter; Carrie Stella, b. August 12, 1848, m. E. B. Bullock; Mary Jane, b. November 5, 1865. 170. *ISAAC AYLSWORTH SAVAGE. B.A.; M.A., 1844. *. N. e. *. p. K. , Born December 28, 1814, Edinburg, N. Y. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1841. Stationed at South Boston, Mass., 1841-43 ; Cambridgeport, 1843-45 ; , Saugus, 1845-47; Lowell, 1847-49; Springfieldy 1849-51; Boston, i55i-52; Holliston, 1852-54. Died February 16, 1854, HolUston, Mass. Married December 14, 1843, Mary Anne Clarke, of Chester, N. H., who died January 12, 1892. Children : Edward Aylsworth, b. May 16, 1846, d. November 26, 1872; James Francis, b. February 24, 1849 (B.A., Dartmouth, 1872) ; Charles Wesley, b. June 14, 1852 (B.A., Harvard, 1874), d. February 28, 1890. 171. *CLINTON WILLIAM SEARS. B.A.; M.A., 1844. Born April 27, 1820, Carroll, N. Y. Studied in Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1841-42. Joined Genesee Conference, M. E. Church, 1842. Stationed at Vienna, N. Y., 1842-43; Penn Yan, 1843-44. Transferred to Ohio Conference, 1844. Stationed at Oxford, Ohio, 1844-45 ; Portsmouth, 1845-46 ; Richmond Dale, 1846-47; New Richmond Circuit, 1847-.^; Bethel Chapel, Cincinnati, 1848-50; Chillicothe, 1850-51; Columbus, 1851-52. Professor of Ancient Languages and Literature, Illinois Wesleyan University, 1852-53 ; of the same, Ohio University, 1854. President of Illinois Wesleyan University, 1855. Pastor of M. E. Church, Spring- field, 111., 1856-58; Morris Chapel, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1858-60; First M. E. Church, Urbana, 1860-62. Chaplain of gsth Ohio Volunteers 1862-63. Died August 29, 1863, Urbana, Ohio. Married June t, 1842, Angeline Brooks, of Cincinnati, Ohio, who died December 17, 1848. Married September 17, 1850, Helen C. Graff, 46 GRADUATES. [1841. of Cincinnati, Ohio, who died October 30, 1857. Married April 7, 1859, Mrs. Laura A. Jones, of Mount Pleasant, Iowa, Who died March 13, igo6. Children: Clinton Brooks, b. June 2, 1844 (graduated at U. S. Military Academy, 1867)- ; John McKnight, b. August 28, 1851 ; Leavitt, b. March 18, 1853, d. May 19, 1854; J. Magoun, b. September 2, 1855; Helen Angeline, b. March 5, i860 (B.L., Ohio Wesleyan, 1883). 172. *LORENZO ROCKWOOD THAYER. B.A.; M.A., 1844; D.D., 1863. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born December 2, 1814, Winchester, N. H. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1841. Stationed at Millbury, Mass., 1841-42 ; Grafton, 1842-43 ; HoUiston, 1843-44 ; South- bridge, 1844-46; Ipswich, 1846-48; Common St., Lynn, 1848-50; Chicopee, 1850-52; Chelsea, 1852-54; Meridian St., East Boston, 1854-56; Maiden, 1856-58; Bromfield St., Boston, 1858-60; Worthen St., Lowell, 1860-62; Central Church, Lowell, 1862-63; Cambridgeport, 1863-65 ; East Boston, 1865-66. Member of the Board of Overseers of Harvard University, 1857-69. Presiding Elder of Boston District, 1866-70; Springfield District, 1870-74. Stationed at Meridian St., East Boston, Mass., 1874-76; Newtonville, 1876-78. Presiding Elder of Boston District, 1878-82; Lynn District, 1882-83. Superannuated, residing in Newtonville, Mass., 1883-88. Delegate to General Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1856, '68, '72. Died February 25, 1888, New- tonville, Mass. Married August, 1841, Harriet Maria Sage, of Middletown, Conn., who died February 6, 1842. Married July 27, 1842, Jane Turner, of Millbury, Mass., who died February 3, 1864. Married January i, 1865, Ruby Warfield, of Wilbraham, Mass., who died January 25, 1872. Married November 20, 1873, Sarah Frances Haskell, of Boston, Mass., who died August, 1892. Children: Harriet Jane, b. February 19, 1845, d. February 21, 1845; Lorenzo Rockwood, b. March 17, 1846, d. Sep- tember 6, 1847; Henry Kirk, b. July 6, 1848, d. June 17, 1850; Edward Olin (No. 1106), b. December 4, 1852; William Henry, b. October 2, 1856 ; Frederic Lewis, b. August 25, i860, d. November 30, 1863. 173. *HENRY CHAMPION TRUMBULL. B.A. Born May 17, 1821, Hartford, Conn. Studied law in Hartford, 1841. Went South, 1854. Died February 24, 1855, on steamer Louisiana, between Galveston and New Orleans. Married September 20, 1842, Sarah J. Whittlesey, of Wallingford, Conn., who died May 14, 1844. Child: Harriet Champion, b. June 21, 1843. 174. *SULLIVAN HARDY WESTON. B.S.; M.A. (Hon.), 1846; D.D., Columbia University, 1861. Born October 7, 1816, Bristol, Me. Studied theology privately, 1841-49. Officiating minister in Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church, New York, N. Y., 1849-53; assistant minister, 1853-81. Chaplain of 7th New York Volunteers for two campaigns of the war. Trustee, Medical Department, Columbia Uni- versity, 1860-87. Died October 12, 1887, New York, N. Y. 176. *MATTHIAS EVANS WILLING. -B.A.; M.A., 1844. Born January 17, 1814, Princess Anne, Md. Taught in classical schools, Baltimore, Md., 1842-44. Joined New York Conference, M. E. Church, 1844. Filled appointments in that 47 1841-42.] GRADUATES. conference, 1844-49. As chaplain of a company /bound for California, made a voyage round Cape Horn to San F^rancisco, 1849. California correspondent for the Christian Advocate, New York, N. Y. ; assisted in founding The California Christian Advocate, 1849^52. Supplied a church in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1852. Ordained deacon in the Protestant Episcopal Church, 1858. Deacon ofSciating in the City' Mission of the. Church of the Incarnation, N. Y. ; also in charge of the Chapel of the Reconciliation, 1858-60. Rector of Church of the Atonement, New York, 1860-63. Chaplain U. S. Vols., 1863-66. OfBciated m various parishes in Virginia, 1866-72; for N. Y. P. E. City Mission, at Ward's Island, 1878-82; Bellevue Hospital, 1882-85; elsewhere in New York City, 1885^86. Died March 2, i80i, New York, N. Y. Married 1853, Julia M. Cadmus, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Children: William Evans (deceased) ; Julia Florence; MarvClarkson (deceased) ; Matthias David; Edward Richard (deceased); Virginia Adelaide (deceased). CLASS OF 1842. 176. *JOSEPH AUGUSTUS ADAMS. B.A. Born March 17, 1818, South Newmarket, N. H. Principal of an academy in Norwich, Conn., 1842-43. Studied at Andover, 1844. Taught in N. H. Conference Seminary, 184S-46. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1846. Stationed at Medford, Mass., 1846-47; Walpole, 1847-48; Watertown, 1848-50; Common St., Lynn, , 1850-52 ; Saugus, 1852-53; Boston, 1833-54; Salem, 1856-57; Melrose, 1857-58. Went to California on account of failure of health, 1859: Died August 27, i860, San Francisco, Cal. Married September 4, 1842, Sophie Adams Medcalf, of Greenland, N. H., who died December 11, 1896. 177. *JULIUS AUGUSTUS BALDWIN. B.A.; M.A., 1845; M.D., University of Maryland, 1849. Born JSToyember 20, 1814, Wood- bury, Conn. Studied in Berkshire Medical Institute, Pittsfield, Mass., 1842. Resided in Newark Valley, N. Y., 1843-44. Studied medicine; taught in Orange, Conn., 1844-45. Taught in Baltimot'e, Md., 1846-47. Prac- tised medicine, 1849-53. Preached on Carlisle and Mercersburg Circuits, Baltimore Conference, 1853-54. Joined ' Baltimore Conference, M. E. Church, 1854. Preached on Rockingham Circuit, Va., 1854-SS. Rejected by the conference on account of anti-slavery views, 1855. Joined Wyoming Conference, 1855. Stationed at Cherry Ridge, Pa., 1855-56; Bethany, 1856-58; Stoddartsville Circuit, 185^. Rejected by conference on account of views as to the observance of .the Sabbath. Practised medicine in Sterling, Pa., 1858-59; Beach Pond, Pa., preach- ing occasionally among the Seventh-Day Baptists, 1860-1900. Died November 26, 1900, Dover, N. J. Married May 21, 1857, Thomasine Spry, of Beach Pond, Pa. Chil- dren: Aurelia Ann, b. February 25, 1858, m. W. H. Sands; Bithia Jane, b. August 7, 1859, d. October 12, 1881 ; Cornelius Augustus, b. April 20, i86j (B.A., Univ. of Rochester) ; Darius Erastus, b. July 16, 1863; Edwin Candee, b. July 21, 1865;; Francis Tamblyn, b. April", 19, 1867; Garner Terry, b. August 7, 1870; Harmonius Octavius, b. June II, .1872; , Isabella Nancy, b. June 23, 11874; Julius Lyman, b. March 19, 1876; Keturah Esther, b. March 4, 1879. 48 GRADUATES. [1842. 178. *WILLIAM BARDWELL. B.A.; M.A., 1845. Born October 14, 1814, Whately, Mass. Preached in Middlefield and West Worthington, Mass., 1842-43. Pastor of M. E. Church, Feeding Hills, Mass., 1843-44. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1844. Stationed at West Brook- field, Mass., 1844-45 ; Charlemont, 1845-47; Chesterfield, 1847-49; Pelham,, 1849-50. Superannuated, 1850. Died March 27, 1851, Northampton, Mass. Married August 7, 1842, Mary Pearl, who died March 31,-1872. Children: Helen Maria, b. July 4, 1844, d. April 21, 1846; Nellie M:, b. June 21, 1846, d. August 12, 1849; Mary Jane, b. April 25, 1848; William Emory, b. July i, 1850. 179. *GEORGE HYDE BLISS. B.S. Born April 27, 1820, Wilbraham, Mass. Taught on Long Island, N. Y., 1842-47. Engaged in farming in Michigan, 1847-49. Taught, and engaged in real estate business, in Chicago, 111., 1849-55. Resided in Evanston, 111., 1855-70; Santa Cruz, Cal., 1870-99; Watsonville, Cal., 1899-19Q3. Died June 23, 1903, Watsonville, Cal. Married September 3, 1845, Eunice Louise Coe, of Middletown, Conn., who died April 25, 1853. Married October 19, 1854, Mary R. Patrick, of Granby, Mass., who died February 19, 1894. Children: Emma Louisa, b. September 24, 1846, d. September 4, 1855; Selina Coe, b. March 3, 1849, m. Levi Carter (who died), m. E. J. Cornish; Fannie Louise, b. May 4, 1856, m. F. A. Kilburn ; Maria Louise, b. May 18, 1858, d. March 3, 1864 ; Mary Ann, b. November 2, -1860, d. December 24, 1892; Ella Simpson, b. March 7,, 1863, m. J. S. Matheson; Lucy Smith, b. December 30, 1865;' George Hyde, b. June 17, 1868, d. December 8, 1904; William Hyde, b. August 6, 1875 (D.D.S., Univ. of California, igo8). 180. *WILLIAM LATHROP BLISS. B.A.; M.A., 1845; M.D., Yale University; 1848. Born March 16, 1816, Wilbraham, Mass. Studied at Yale Medical School. Practised medicine a few months in Springfield, Mass., where his health failed. Died March 2, 1850, Wilbraham, Mass. Married Jane Eliza Barnett, of Westville, Conn. Child: one, died in infancy. 181. *CYRUS BOLSTER. B.A.; M.A., 1845. Joined New York Conference, M. E. Church, 1845. Principal of Lansingburg Academy, N. Y., 1849. Taught in Jonesville Academy, N. Y., 1851. Went South for his health. Died February 17, 1853, New Orleans, La. 182. *OLIVER ELBRIDGE BROWN. B.A. Born 1813, Hunt- ington, N. Y. Joined New York Conference, M. E. Church, 1844. Stationed at Greenport, N. Y., 1844-45; Huntington, 1845-46; Jamaica, 1846-47; Southampton, 1847-48; Delhi, 1848-49. Agent for Wesleyan Univer- sity, 1849-50. Stationed at Lenox, Mass., 1850-52; 50th St., New York, N. Y., 1852-54; Manhattanville, 1854-56; King's Bridge, 1856-57; Morrisania, 1857-58. Died July 28, 1867. 183. *JOHN DENNETT CHASE. B.A.; M.D., Berkshire Medi- cal College, 1846. Born March 6, 1821, Milton, N. H. 49 1842.] GRADUATES. • .Practised medicine in Columbia County, N. Y., 1847. PhysiciaM'and druggist in Washington, Ga., 1851. Physician and surgeon in hospital, Richmond, Va., 1802; in Law Hospital; La Grange, Ga., 1863. Died November 17, 1863,' Washington, Ga. Married December 27, 1842, Catharine Rebecca Ward, of Middle- town, Conn., who died November 23, 1887. Children: Harriet Lucia, b. December 23, 1848, m. Dr. H. B. Kemme; Charles Albert, b. July 26, 1851, d. September IS, 1883; William Henry, b. June 21, 1853, d. March 30, 1904; John Dennett, b. October 14, 1857; Francis Marion, b. January 8, 1863. 184. *GILES HAMLIN CORNWELL. B.S. Born 1819, Charles- town, N. H. Taught in Waukesha, Wis. ; established a female seminary, 1843-49. Started on trip to California for botanical research, 1849. Died 1849, on journey to California. Married 1846, Adeline Underwood. 185. *NELSON GOODRICH. B.A. ; M.A., 1846. Born June 13, 1816, Glastonbury, Conn. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1843. Stationed at Plymouth, Mass., 1843-45 ; Monu- ment, 1845-47; Wareham, 1847-49; South Dartmouth, 1849-51; Mill- ville, 1851-52; Wapping, Conn., 1852-54; East Glastonbury, 1854-56; East Haddam, 1856-58; Colchester, 1858-60; Baltic, 1860-62; Wap- ping, 1862-63; South Coventry and Andover, 1863-66; Staffordville, 1866-68; Haddam Neck, 1868-69; Eastford, 1869-71; Attawaugai^ 1871-72; Griswold and Voluntown, 1872-73; Tolland, Tolland Depot and Willington, 1873-74 ; East Thompson, 1874-75 ; Greene and East Greenwich, R. I., 1875-76; Tolland Depot and Willington, Conn., 1876-77; Marlboro and Hebron, 1877-79; Gales Ferry, 1879-82; Quarryville, 1882-84. Supernumerary, residing in Quarryville, 1884-9!. Died April 2, 1891, Quarryville, Conn. Married October 15, 1842, Sarah Abigail Sawyer, of Boston, Mass., who died November 24, 1897. Children : Richard, b. June 28, 1843, d. October i, 1844; Elizabeth, b.' November 29, 1844," d. November 29, 1844; Eliza Upham, b. March 10, 1847, m. J. H. Smith; Martha Ann, b. November 15, 1849 ; Leona Frances, b. Dec. 8, 1852, m. Philip Town- son; Roscoe Hinman, b. July 9, 1854 (M.D., Univ. of Vermont; 1875) ; Hattie Loomis, b. November 20, 1857, m. H. S. Howes (who died), m. Wm. Main ; Mary Stuart, b. Feb. 20, 1859, d. 1859. 186. *MILES TOBEY GRANGER. , B.A. ; M.A., 1845; LL.D., 1883. Born August 12, 1817, New Marlboro, Mass. Taught in "a private family. West Feliciana Parish,' La., 1843. Admitted to the bar, 1845. Practised law in Canaan, Conn., 1847-88. Jiidge of probate, District of Canaan, Conn, (except for three year's), 1849-67. Member of Conn. House of Representatives, 1857 ; of Conn. Senate, from 17th District, 1866-68. Judge of Superior Court, 1867-75; of Supreme Court of Errors, 1876-87, _ Member of Fiftieth Congress, 1887. Retired from public life, residing in Canaan, Conn., 1888. Appointed state referee by General Assembly of State of Connecticut, 1892. Died October 21, 1895, Canaan, Conn. Married October 21, 1846, Sarah C. Ferguson, of Sheffield, Mass., who died November 20, 1900. Children : Bertha Jane ; Samuel Fer- guson, d. September 28, 1876 ; Mary Abigail ; Josephine Logan, m. Dr. C. W. Camp; Katherine Mehegan; Caroline 'Tobey. 50 GRADUATES. [1842. 187. *JOSEPH M GREENWOOD. B.A. Born January i8, 1824, Haverstraw, N. Y. Studied law in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1842. Admitted to the bar, 1845. Practised law in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1845-99. Died May 13, 1899, Brook- lyn, N. Y. Married January 7, 1846, Cynthia M. Ward, of Sheffield, Mass., who died October 23, 1895. Children: Cynthia Josephine, b. May 24, 1847, m. J. F. Magovern; Elizabeth Ward, b. February 6, 1850; Joseph William, b. January 28, 1854; Mary Lucretia, b. November 20, 1855, m. Wm. C. Witter. 188. *ERASTUS OTIS HAVEN. B.A.; M.A., 1845 ; D.D., Union University, 1854; LL.D., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1863. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born November i, 1820, Boston, Mass. Principal of a private academy in Sudbury, Mass., 1843. Taught in Amenia Seminary, N. Y. ; principal, 1846. Joined New York Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1848. Stationed at 24th St. Church, New York, N. Y., 1848-50; Red Hook Mission, N. Y., 1850-52; Mulberry St. Church (now St. Paul's Church), New York, N. Y., 1852-53. Pro- fessor of Latin, University of Michigan, 1853-54; of the English Language, Literature, and History, in the same, 1854-56. Editor of Zion's Herald, Boston, Mass., 1856-63. Member of Mass. Board of Education, 1858-63 ; of Mass. Seriate, 1862-63. President of University of Michigan, 1863-69; of Northwestern University, 1869-72. Corre- sponding secretary. Board of Education, M. E. Church, 1872-80. Chancellor of Syracuse University, 1874-80. Fraternal delegate from General C9nference, M. E. Church, to British Wesleyan Conference, 1876. Elected Bishop of M. E. Church, 1880. Member of General Conference, M. E. Church, i860, '64, '68, '72, '80. Died August 2, 1881, Salem, Ore. Married July 28, 1847, Mary Frances Coles, of New York, N. Y. Children: Otis Erastus, b. July 27, 1849 (B.A., Univ. of Michigan, 1870), d. February 3, 1888; Alida Electa, b. January 13, 1852, d. April 8, 1853 ; Frances Elizabeth, b. May 27, 1854, m. Professor C. M. Moss ; Alfred Coles, b. September 30, 1857; Myra Electa, b. May 6, 1859, m. G. F. Draper; Theodore Woodruff, b. March i, 1861. Address of widow : care of Professor C. M. Moss, University of Illinois, Urbana, 111. 189. *SAMUEL CURTISS HOSFORD. B.A.; M.A., 1853. Born March 17, 1819, South Canaan, Conn. Principal of Torringford Academy, Conn., 1841-42; High School, Cornwall Bridge, Conn., 1842-45 ; High School, Falls Village, Conn., 1845-49. Studied law in New York, N. Y., 1849-50. Admitted to the bar, 1850, Principal of Wellsboro Academy, Pa., 1851-54; Grammar School, Paterson, N. J., 1854-60; High School, Paterson, 1860-69. Acting superintendent of public instruction, Paterson, 1863-64; supers intendent, 1871-74. Principal of a school in Paterson, 1874-75. Died June 27, 1875, Paterson, N. J. Married February 12, 1841, Jennette Hugins Gilbert, of Lakeville, Conn. Address of widow : 290 Ellison St., Paterson, N. J. 190. *JOHN CLOUGH INGALLS. B.A.; M.A., 184S. Born June 2S, 1808, Sandown, N. H. Principal of Centralville Academy, Dracut, Mass., 1842-45. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1846. Stationed at Leomin- Si 1842.] GRADUATES. ster, Mass., 1846-47; North Maiden, 1847-48; Lynnfield, 1848-49. Supernumeraij, on account of failure of health, 1849-62. Super- annuated, 1862-6S. Supernumerary, 1865-76. Superannuated, 1876. Died February 28, 1897, Melrose, Mass. Married February 16, 1837, Emily T. Colby, of Danville, N. H., who died January 3, 1883. Children: Frank Eugene, b. August 29, 1844, d. December i, 1844; Herbert Alden, b. March 21, 1848, d. December 16, 1866; Horace Sumner, b. January i, 1851; Olin Fisk, b. February 10, 1853, d. April 18, 1893. 191. *RICHARD INGRAHAM. B.A. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Born July 8, 1823, Amenia, N. Y. Brother of Nos. 288 and 778, and of T. M. Ingraham (class of 1844). Taught in Amenia Seminary, N. Y., 1842-43. Studied law; prac- tised law in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1845-95. Retired, i8ps. Died May 16, 1910, Hempstead, N. Y. Married September 22, 1847, Jane Dikeman, of Brooklyn, N. Y., who died July 12, 1882. Children: Richard, b. March, 1849, d. April, 1850; George (No. 954), b. May 10, 1851; Fred (No. 1177), b. July 16, 1857; Jane, b. September 18, 1863. 192. *HIRAM WARD LOCKE. B.A. Bom 1819, New Glouces- ter, Me. After graduation, his health was feeble, and his intellect became impaired. Died October 22, 1859, in an insane asylum. 193. *GEORGE LOOMIS. B.A.; M.A., 1845; D.0., Genesee College, i860. A. K. E. *. B. K. Born June 30, 1817, Attica, N. Y. Taught in Genesee Wesleyan Seminary, Lima, N. Y., 1842-44; principal, 1844-47. Chaplain of the American Seaman's Friend Society, Canton, China, 1848. President of Wesleyan Female College, Wil- mington, Del., 1852 ; of Allegheny College, 1860-73. Joined Pittsburg Conference, M. E. Church, 1861. Transferred to Central New York Conference, 1875. Stationed at Clifton Springs, N. Y., 1875-77. Founder and principal of Foster School, Clifton Springs, N. Y., 1875-86. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1881-85. Died February 26, 1886, Clifton Springs, N. Y. Married October 29, 1851, Eveline P. Smith, who died September 3, 1902. Children : George Welch, b. November 24, 1852 ; Eva Grobe, b. November 30, 1856, m. John Howe ; Daniel Kidder, b. August 2, i860, d. October i, 1894. 194. *GEORGE MATTOCKS. B.A. Born 1823, Peacham, Vt. Brother of No. 78. Studied law at home, and in Harvard Law School, 1842. Died January 24, 1844, Peacham, Vt. 195. *ALEXANDER HAMILTON MEAD. B.A.; M.A., 1849. Born. January 7, 1821, New York, N. Y. Studied law in Durham, N. Y., 1843. Preached on Durham Circuit, N. Y., 1843-44; Delhi. Circuit, J844-4S; Kortright Circuit, 1845-46. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1846. Stationed at Glencove, N. Y., 1846-48; Moriches, 1848-49; Greenport, 1849-51. Transferred to New Jersey Conference, 1851. Stationed at Passaic N. J., 1851-53; Elizabeth, 1853-55; Middletown Point, 1855-56; Hudson City, 1856-58'; Quarry St., Newark, 1858-60. Transferred to New York East Conference, i860. Stationed at De Kalb Ave., Brooklyn, 52 GRADUATES. [1842. N. Y., 1860-62;' New Canaan, Conn., 1862-63; Ninth St., New York, N. Y., 1863-64; Second Ave., Harlem, 1864-66. Supernumerary, 1866-68. Pastor of Grace Church, Staten Island, N. Y., 1867-68; of Tompkins Square Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1868-69. Stationed at Tompkins Square Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1869-71 ; Wesley Chapel, New Haven, Conn., 1871-74; North Church, Hartford, Conn., 1874-76. Secretary of Prisoner's Friend Corporation, New Haven, Conn., 1876-77. Stationed at West Haven, Conn., 1877-79; Yalesville and South Meriden, 1879-81; West Stratford, 1881-82; Watertown, 1882-83; Howard Ave., New . Haven, 1883-85; Westville, 1883-86; Dixwell Avenue, New Haven, 1886-87. Supernumerary, residing in Meriden, Conn., 1887-1902. Died December 30, 1902, Meriden, Conn. Married September 14, 1847, Elizabeth A. Stephenson, of Coxsackie, N. Y. Children: Hannah Julia, b. August 23, 1848, d. September 17, 1849; Minnie Caroline, b. June 28, 1850; States Maurice, b. June 28, 1850, d. July 27, 1851; Catherine Holman, b. September 2, 1852; Maurice Alexander, b. October 12, 1854; Sarah Elizabeth, b. July 12, 1857; Ella Josephine, b. January 8, 1862, d. December 4, 1863. 196. *ELIJAH WASHINGTON MERRILL. B.A.; M.A., 1845. Bom March 13, 1816, North Conway, N. H. Traveled, lectured, and taught elocution, 1843. Principal of High School, Port Huron, Mich., 1844. Taught in Albion Female Collegiate Institute, Mich. ; acting principal of the same three and one-half years, 1845-50. Principal of University School, St. Anthony, Minn. ; preached Occasionally, 1851-54. Superintendent of public schools of Minnesota, 1852. Engaged in farming in Mpnticello, Minn. ; principal of the First School, and county superintendent of schools ; also preached part of the time, 1855-63. Ordained a minister in the Congregational Church, 1864. Home missionary in Marine, Minn., 1864-66; Winne- bago City, Minn., 1866-67. Pastor of Congregational Church, Cannon Falls, Minn., 1867-74; Northfield and Stanton, Minn., 1874-77; Spring Valley, Minn., 1877-80; Hamilton, Minn., 1880-81. Retired, living in Lincoln, Nebr., and Minneapolis, Minn., 1881-92. Died February 15, 1892, Minneapolis, Minn. Married November 3, 1844, Mary Culver Whitcher, of Louisville, N. Y., who died January, 1891. Children : Charles Wilber, b. Septem- ber 28, 1845 (B.A., Beloit, 1870) ; Minnie Mae Shoemaker (adopted daughter), b. September 14, 1856, d. June, 1893. 197. *WILLIAM MERRILL. B.A. $. N. 9. Born May 11, 1814, Compton, N. H. Taught in Ellington, . Conn., 1842-44. Principal of the Fairhaven High School, Mass., i844-4S- Taught in a private school for girls in Easton, Md., 1846-48. Preached in Philadelphia and Wilmington Con- ferences, M. E. Church, 1848-71. Principal of Laurel Classical Insti- tute, Del., 1871-72; Fairmount Academy, Md., 1873-78. Resided in Fairmount, Md. ; taught private pupils, 1878-89. Died October 23, 1889, Upper Fairmount, Md. Married March 16, 1853, Araminta Yoe White, of Milford, Del. Address of widow: Upper Fairmount, Somerset Co., Md. 198. *FRANKLIN MUZZY. B.A. Born December 22, 1815, Searsmont, Me. Practised law in Niles, Mich., 1846-79. State senator, 1858-60. Delegate to Democratic National Convention, i860. Mayor of Niles, Mich., 1869-73. Died March 14, 1879, Niles, Mich. 53 • 1842.] GRADUATES. 199. *THOMAS ALDEN NICKERSON. B.A. Practised law in New Orleans, La. Died, in Austin, Tex.; date of death unknown. 200. *IRA PERRY. B.A.; M.D., Berkshire Medical College, 1845. Born March 23, 1819, Natick, Mass. Studied medicine in Buckland, Mass. Practised medicine in West Medway, Mass., 1845-56. In company with four others, founded the town of Zumbrota, Minn., 1857-58. Practised medicine in Canton, Mass., 1859-62. Acting assistant surgeon, U. S. Army, 1862-63. Assistant surgeon of 9th Regiment, U. S. Colored Troops, 1863-66. Surgeon, with rank of brevet major, U. S. Volunteers, 1866-67. Assigned to duty at Washington, D. C, 1866; in the Department of the Missouri, 1867. Practised medicine in Hyde Park, Mass., 1868-79. Traveled in Southern California for his health; founded a sanitarium for consumptives in Nordhoff, Cal., 1879-81. Practised medicine at Goleta, Cal., 1881-82. Died 1891, Nordhoflf, Cal. Married April 26, 1849, Joanna BuUard, of Wayland, Mass. Chil- dren: Marian Elvira, b. March 31, 1850; Bertie, b. April 3, 1852, d. August 31', 1852; 'Helen Adams, b. October 14, 1853; Leila Emmeline, b. September 19, 1855; Oria Joanna, b. February 19, 1858; Minnie Amelia, b. May 20, i860. 201. *WILLIAM GIFFORD PIERCE. B.A., 1882; M.A., (Hon.), 1882. Born November 27, 1816, Canaan, Conn. Left college, having completed the full course, 1842. Studied law in Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1843-45. Judge of probate, Canaan, Conn., 1845-48. Iron manufacturer in Canaan, 1846-61. Studied theology under private teachers. Ordained minister of the Congregational church at Elmwood, 111., 1861. Chaplain of the 77th Regiment, Illinois Volunteers, 1862-64. Resumed his charge at Elmwood, 111., 1864-71. Minister of the First Congregational Church, Champaign, 111., 1872-87. Died October i, 1887, Champaign, 111. Married May i, 1843, Jane Elizabeth Adam, of Canaan, Conn., who died February 17, 1887. Children : Lucy Adam, b. September 16, 1844, d. December 20, 1847 ; Jeanie, b; July 4, 1846, m. T. H. Tracy ; Frank, b. June 25, 1848, d. July 19, 1856 ; Fanny, b. June 5, 1851 ; John Larke, b. August 24, 1853. 202. *JAMES MADISON QUINLAN. B.A. Born August 28, 1821, Seward, N. Y. Principal of a public school, Newark, N. J., 1850. Vice principal of High School, Newark, N. J., 1858-93. Retired, 1893. Died June 3. i8g8, Newark, N. J. Married December' 26, 1850, Anna E. Thompson, of Broadalbin, N. Y., who died October 9, 1866. Married December 26, 1867, Dora Wilbur Waters, of Lowville, N. Y., who died December 28, 1868. Children: Mary Elizabeth, b. October 16, 1851, d. July 2, 1898; Anna Thompson, b. June 21, 1854, d. September 12, 1855; Margaret Gilchrist, b. March 29, 1856; James Thompson, b. August 15, 1859, d. July 29, 1861 ; James La Rue, b. November 26, 1861 ; Helen Ricord, b. Febru- ary 26, 1864, d. February 11, 1869; George Waters, b. December 21, 1808, d. January 3, 1869. 203. *SAMUEL MATTHIAS RAISBECK. B.A.; M.A., 1845. Bom March 5, 1821, Rhinebeck, N. Y. Studied law in New York, N. Y., 1843-45. Admitted to the bar, 1846. Located in Piqua, Ohio, 1847. Traveled through Western • 54 GRADUATES. [1842. States,' 1848. Connected with the construction of the Columbus, Piqua & Indiana Railroad, 1849-50. In New York, N. Y. ; directbr and financial agent for several western railroads, 1851-60: Resided in Yonkers, N. Y., retired from active business, 1868-1905. Died Novem- ber IS, 1905, Yonkers, N. Y. Married December 4, i860, Ann D. Odell, of Yonkers, N. Y. Address of widow : Tuckahoe, Westchester Co., N. Y. 204. *CHARLES WHITE RAND. B.A. Born July 5, 1820, Bath, N. H. Brother of No. 205. Practised law in Littleton, and in Barton, N. H., 1845-74. Solicitor for Grafton County, 1855-60. U. S. district attorney for New Hamp- shire, 1861-69. Died August 3, 1874, Littleton, N. H. Married June 24, 1847, Jane Moore Batchelder, of Littleton, N. H. Address of widow: 177 Falmouth St., Boston, Mass. 205. *EDWARD DEAN RAND. B.A. *. N. e. Born December 26, 1821, Bath, N. H. Brother of No. 204. Taught school and studied law in New Orleans, La., 1842-43. Admitted to the bar, 1843. Practised law in New Orleans, La., 1843-55 ; Littleton, N. H., 1855-61 ; Lisbon and Concord, N. H., 1861-65. Justice of Circuit Court of New Hampshire, 1874-76. Died January 14, 1885, Lisbon, N. H. Married November 12, 1856, Joan Heaton Stevens, of Littleton, N. H., who died April 4, 1889. Child : Katharine Ellen, b. August 19, 1862, m. M. M. Stevens. 206. *WILLIAM FRANCIS SMITH. B.A.; M.A., 1846. Born November 19, 1821, South Norwalk, Conn. Son of Professor John Mott Smith. Taught in Kingston Academy, N. Y., 1843; Rye Academy, N. Y., 1845-46. Tutor in Wesleyan University, 1846. Joined New York Conference, M. E. Church, 1846. Stationed at Milford, Conn., 1846-47; Saybrook, 1847-48 ; Westport, Wilton, etc., 1848-49. By division of conference became a member of New York East Conference, 1849. Stationed at Greenwich, Conn., 1849-50; Astoria, N. Y., 1850-51; Southampton, 1851-52; Darien, Conn., 1852-53; Port Chester, and King St., New York, N. Y., 1853-54; Plymouth and Watertown, Conn., i8S4-5S; Hartland, 1855-56; Windsor, 1856-58. Supernumerary; resided, and occasionally taught, in Middletown, Conn., 1858-83. Died October 29, 1883, Middletown, Conn. Married October 24, 1855, Sarah J; Slater, of Port Chester, N. Y. Children: John Mott (No. 1259), b. August 8, 1856, d. October 25, 1902; Fannie Amanda, b. June 20, 1863. 207. *EDWARD WAYNE SOUTHWICK. B.S.; M.D. Born 1822, Waterville, Me. Studied medicine in Philadelphia, Pa. Died; date of death unknown. 208. *LORENZO DRYDEN STEBBINS. B.A.; M.A., 1845. Born September 21, 1817, Herkimer, N. Y. Joined Black River (now Northern New York) Conference, M. E. Church, 1843. Stationed at West Martinsburg, N. Y., 1843-44; Gouverneur, 1844-45; Evans's Mills, 1845-47; Fairfield, 1847-49; Low- ville, 1849-51; Rome, 1851-53. Taught in New York Conference Seminary, Charlotte, N. Y., 1853-54. Principal of Fairfield Collegiate Institute, New York, N. Y., 1854-55. Transferred to Troy Conference, 55 1848-43.] GRADUATES. i8ss. Stationed at North Second St., Troy, M. Y., i8sS-S7; Hudson St.( Albany, i8s7-59 ; Burlington, Vt., 1859-60 ; Williamstown, Mass., 1860-62; Galway, N. Y„ 1862^64; Poultney, Vt., 1864-66. : Transferred to New England Conference, 1866. Stationed at Watertown, Mass., 1866-67. Supernumerary, 1867-69. Died November i, 1869, in Central New York..'. , /, , . , ,:s-' ■ ' •' ,:•. . ; ,- Married July 13, i843,- Maria P. Cole, of Manheim, N. Y. 209. *EBENEZER STEVENS. B.A, Born 1820. . Tutor in Emory and Henry College, Va., 1842. In an insane asylum in Utica, N. Y., 1846-750. Died 1850, Utica, N. Y. , - .. 210. *EDSON HIGGINS TAFT; B.S: Botn March 8, 1826, Newf ane, Vt. '.,,', Taught school in Meade County, Ky., 1843. Clerk in St. Louis, Mo., 1844-46. In business in New Orleans, La., 1846-48. Engaged in mining in California, Idaho, Nevada and Montana, 1849-65. Book- keeper in San Francisco, Cal., 1865-78. In charge of a government bonded warehouse in San Francisco, Cal., 1878-91. Died, August 26, 1 89 1, San Francisco, Cal. Married 1872, Acelia Ladd, of Belfast, Me. 211. *GEdRGE EDWARD TAYLOR. B.A.; M.A., 1845. Born March 30, 1815,- Portland, Me. '■•-.. Principal of a private school, Portland, Me., 1845-50 ; of a grammar school, Portland, Me., 1851-79. Died May S, 1879, Portland, Me. Married May i, 1843, Lucy A. Locke, who died August 18, 1843. Married March 26, 1848, Ellen M. Cox. Children: Joshua M.,;b., October i, 1849;' Gershom M., b. November 30, 1853; Edward O., b. May 12, 1855. . 212. *CHARLES TOLKIEN. B.A. Membdr of the Wesleyan Conference, Canada ; died a few months after graduation. 213. *LOUDON- BAILEY WARD. B.A.; -M.A., 1846. Born December 20, 1820, Middletown, Conn. Brigadier general in the Confederate Army. Taught several years at Hanover Court HouSe, Va., and afterwards at Nacogdoches and Brenham, Tex. , During the last years, of his life, engaged in farming in Austin, Tex. Died July 2, 1883, Austin; Tex. Married. Children all deceased. 214. *DANIEL GUNNISON WAY. B.A. *. N. e. Born March 23, 1823, Lempster, N. H. Studied law in Claremont, N. H., 1842-43. Studied law and taught in Columbus, Ga., 1844. Admitted to the bar, 1845. Practised law in Shreveport, La., 1845-46. Died May 16, 1846, Cambridge, Mass. CLASS OF 1843. 215. *CHARLES DAVID BURRITT. B.S.; B.A., 1845; M.A., 1855. X. ^. Born May 20, 1823, Ithaca, N.,Y; Tutor in Mathematics and Lecturer in Botany, Wesleyan University, 1844-45. Joined Oneida (now Central New York) Conference, M. E. S6 GRADUATES. [1843. Church, 1844. Stationed at McGrawville> N. Y., 1845-47 ; Skaneateles, 1847-49; Norwich, 1849-50; Ithaca, 1850-52; Cazenovia, 1852-54; Second Church, Ithaca, 1854-55. President of Wesleyan Female College, Delaware, Ohio, 1855-56. Author: History of Methodism in Ithaca. Died May 17, 1856, Ithaca, N. Y. Married August 27, 1844, Jerusha W. Lord. Married November 19. 1854, Orpha lanthe Randall, of Camden, N. Y. Children: Mary Lord, b. September 7, 1848; Charles Randall, b. October 8, 1855. 216. *MILTON BUTTERFIELD. B.A.; M.A., 1846. Died in Confederate States Army; date of death unknown. 217. *NELSON EBENEZER COBLEIGH. B.A.; M.A., 1846; D.D., Lawrence University, 1859; LL.D., East Tennessee Wesleyan University, 1872. *. N. G. #. B. K. Born November 24, 1814, Little- ton, Ni H. . Taught in High School, Middletown, Conn., 1843. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1844. Stationed at Wilbraham, Mass.V' 1844-45; Blandford, 1845-46; Blandford Center, 1846-47; Thorndike Village, 1847-49; Park St., Worcester, 1849-51; North Russell St., Boston, 1851-53;' Church St., Boston, 1853-54. Professor of Ancient Languages in McKendree College, 1853 ; of Ancient Languages in Lawrence University, 1854-57. President of McKendree College, and Professor of Moral and Intellectual Science, 1858-63. Editor of Zion's Herald, Boston, Mass., 1863-66. President of East Tennessee Wesleyan University, 1867-72. Editor of The Methodist Advocate, Atlanta, Ga., 1872-74. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1864, '72, Died Ffebruary i, 1874, Atlanta, Ga. Married August i,/'i844, Charlotte M. Simmons, of Springfield, Mass., who died October 12, 1893. Children: Nelson Simmons, b. June 29, 1845 (B.A., McKendree, 1862) ; Edward Augustus, b. Decem- ber S, 1852 (M.D., Atlanta Med. College, 1874), d. November 28, 1905; Charlotte Theodora, b. December 13, 1871, m. F. A. Peake. 218. *CURTIS PEARL DAVISON. B.A.; M.A., 1846. Born July 16, 1815, Otis, Mass. Joined Genesee Conference, M. E. Church, 1844. Appointed to Starkey Circuit; on account of poor healtii, discontinued, 1844. Taught in Royaltbn Academy, N. Y., 1846. Died November 29, 1863, Royalton, N. Y. Married July 28, 1845, Sarah Coe, of Dansville, N. Y. Child : James Fayette, b. June 7, 1846. Address of widow: Mrs. Sarah Bixler, 195 Vandervoort St., N. , Tpnawanda, N. Y. 219. *WILLIAM DUVAL. B.A. Born February 3, 1822, New York, N. Y. In the shipping business in New York, N. Y., 1843-66. Retired, residing . in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1866-1902. Died February 12, 1902, Brookl^, N. Y. Married April 28, 1846, Caroline Nichols Clark, of Middletown, Conn., who died August 14, 1891. Children: William Stuart, b. May 28, 1847; Horace Clark, b. July 4, 1851; Caroline, b. July 6, 1853, m. G. A. Moore; Julia, b. March 26, 1856; Guy, b. June 24, 1859. 220. *WILLIAM ADOLPHUS HUNT. B.A. Born November 17, 1820, Rhinebeck, N. Y. 57 1843.] GRADUATES. Studied law in Peekskill, N. Y., 1843-46, Admitted to the bar, 1846. Practised law in Peekskill, N. Y., 1846-97. Died December 31. 1897, Peekskill N. Y. Married December 18, 1854, Margaret Frost, of Peekskill, N. Y., who died June 22, 1897. Children; Maggie Frost, b. October 6, 1854; Jessie Canniff, b. July 6, 1863, m. Lucilius Moseley; William Adolphus, b. July IS, 1866. 221. *SHEPARD KOLLOCK. B.A. Taught in Elisabeth, N. J., 1843. Died within a year after gradua- tion. 222. *JOHN TYLER PETTEE. B.A.; M.A., 1846. *. N. 9. Born September S, 1822, Sharon, Mass. Preached in Winchendon, Mass., 1843. Joined New England Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1844. Stationed at Templeton, Mass., 1844-45 ; Millbury, 1845-47; Leicester, 1847-48; South Walpole, 1848-50 ; Saxon- ville, 1850-52; Hopkinton, 1852-54; Hedding Church, Boston, 1854-56; First M. E. Church, Dorchester, i§56-58. Withdrew from the con- ference and formed an independent Methodist society in Dorchester, Mass., 1858. Pastor of said society, 1858-66. Engaged in teaching and preaching in Meriden, Conn.; 1868-73. Principal of English and Classi- cal High School, West Meriden, Conn,, 1873. Taught in public schools, 1873-75. Judge of probate for the Meriden District, 1875-76. Super- intendent of schools, Meriden, 1876-82, 1887. Returned to the M. E. Church. Engaged in preaching, lecturing and writing, 1892-1907. Died February 17, 1907, Meriden, Conn. Married October 26, 1843, Mariette R. Clark, of Pittsfield, Mass., who died September 17, 1904. Child : Emily Parker, b. August 10, 1848, d. September 19, 1848. 223. *DANIEL CURTIS RAND. B.A. Powder manufacturer in Middletown, Conn., Rochester, N. Y., and (1873-81) Pittsford, N. Y. Died; date of death unknown. 224. *JOHN WESLEY ROUND. B.A.; M.A., 1846. Born July 27, 1822, Richfield, N. Y. Brother of No. 5. Taught in Brooklyn, Pa., 1843-44; Winfield, N. Y., 1844-45; Clinton Liberal Institute, N. Y., 1845-48. Professor of Ancient Languages, Columbian College (now George Washington University), 1849-50. Principal of Sr S. Seward Institute, Florida, N. Y., 1851-62. Served as volunteer-aid in the first battle of Bull Run, Va., 1861. Died January 5, 1862, Florida, N. Y. Married June 12, 1848, Elizabeth Pauline Warner, of Rensselaer County, N. Y., who died February 14, 1904. Children : Caroline Mary, b. April 30} 1849, d. December 20, 1856; Sarah Frances, b. July 17, 1852, m. S. T. Beattie; Seward Underbill, b. November 16, 1856; Mary Elizabeth, b. October 27, 1858. 226. *CHARLES FRANKLIN STOCKWELL. B.A. #. N. 9. Born September 28, 1817, Lancaster, N. H. Principal of Wesleyan Seminary, Albion, Mieh., 1843-46. Joined Michigan Conference, M. E. Church, 1844. Admitted to the bar, 1847. Died 1850, on the passage to California, and was buried in the Pacific. S8 GRADUATES. [1843. Married July i8, 1844,. Louisa Peabody, of Albion, Mich., who died January 16, 1904. Child: Madalon Louisa, b. August 9, 1843 (B.A., Univ. of Michigan, 1872), m. C. K. Turner. 226. MICAH JONES TALBOT. B.A.; M.A., 1846; D.D., 1872. ■*. T. Born February 25, 1821, East Maehias, Me. At home. East Maehias, Me., 1843-44. Preached in South Somerset, Mass., 1844. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1845. Stationed at Centerville, R. I., 1845-46; Fairhaven, Mass., 1846-48; Duxbury, 1848-49; Vineyard Haven, 1849-S1; Sandwich, 1851-52; Center St., Nantucket, 1852-54; Mathew- son St., Providence, R. L, 1854-SS I St. Paul's, Fall River, Mass.. 1855-57; Marlborough St., Newport, R. I., 1857-59. Editorial con- tributor to The Fall River News, 1856-58. Principal of Providence Conference Seminary (now East Greenwich Academy), R. I., 1858-62. Editorial contributor to The Bristol Phenix, 1864-67. Superintendent of schools, Newport, R. I., 1865-66. Editor of The Newport Daily News, 1866-67. Editorial contributor to The Pall River News, 1867. Stationed at Pawtucket, R. I., 1868-69. Presiding Elder, New Bedford District, 1869-70; Providence District, 1870-74. Stationed at Warren, R. I., 1874-77; Phenix, 1877-79. Presiding Elder of Providence North District, ,1879-82; Providence District, 1882-86. Supernumerary, 1886-87. Financial agent of Preachers' Aid Society, 1887-93. Super- numerary, 1893-1901. Agent, Providence City Evangelization Union, 1901-05. Superannuated, 1905 . Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1868, '72, '80, '84, '96; Methodist Ecumenical Confer- ence, 1891. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1880-81. Author: History of East Greenwich Academy. Married August 19, 1847, Eliza Davis Slade, of Somerset, Mass., who died August 29, 1863. Married November 21, 1871, Martha Ann Gardiner, of Providence, R. I. Children: Herman Jones, b. June 23, 1849, d. September 6, 1850; Emory Harlow (No. 1062), b. September II, 1851; Anna Mary, b. September 3, 1853, m. Walter Spalding; George Park, b. August 20, 1857, d. December 10,. i8gi ; Micah J., b. July, 1863 (deceased) ; Mary Gardiner, b. April 29, 1873. Address: Oak Bluffs, Mass. 227. *JOHN HANSON TWOMBLY. B.A.; M.A., 1846; D.D., 1871. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born July 19, 1814, Rochester, N. H. Taught in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1843-46. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1844. Stationed at Williams- burg, Mass ., 1846-47 ; Holliston, 1847-49 ; St. Paul's, Lowell, 1849-51 ; Westfield, 1851-53; Roxbury, 1853-55; Hanover St., Boston, 1855-57; Walnut St., Chelsea, 1857-59; Park St., Worcester, 1859-61; Trinity, Charlestown, 1861-64; Common St., Lynn, 1864-66. Chaplain, Mass. House of Representatives, 1855. Chairman of Chelsea School Com- mittee, 1858. Secretary of the New England Educational Society, 1858-71. Superintendent of schools in Charlestown, Mass., 1866-70. One of the directors of the American Institute of Instruction, 1868-70. Stationed at Hanover St. M. E. Church, Boston, 1870-71. President of the University of Wisconsin, 1871-73. Stationed at Westfield, Mass., 1874-77; State St., Springfield, 1877-78; Broadway, Boston, 1878-80; Fitchburg, 1880-82; Gardner, 1883-85; Watertown, 1885-87; Brook- line, 1887-91 ; Newton Lower Falls, 1891-93. Trustee of Boston Uni- versity, 1869-80; chairman of the Standing Committee, College of Liberal Arts, 1878-80. Twice elected overseer of Harvard College. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, i860, '64. Died Janu- ary I, 1893, Newton, Lower Falls, Mass. 59 1843-44.] GRADUATES. Married November 26, 1844, Betsey Dow, of Montpelier, Vt., who died February 3, 1900. Children: Isabella, b. November 13, 1846; William Lance Dow, b. November 12, 1850 (B.A., Harvard, 1877). ♦RICHARD CRITTENDEN UNDERHILL. B.A. *. N. e. Born December 8, 1824, Manhasset, N. Y. Studied law in New York, N. Y., 1843-46. Admitted to the bar, 1846. Practised law in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1846-71. District attorney of King's County, N. Y., 1853-56. Died December 20, 1871, Brooklyn, N. Y. Married June 16, 1863, Jeannette J. Donaldson, of Brooklyn, N. Y. 229. *THOMAS PARKER UNDERWOOD. B.A.; M.A., 1846. *. N. e. *. B. K Born June 8, 1818, Fayette, Me. Resided in Fayette, Me., 1843-44. Taught in Amenia Seminary, N, Y., 1844-50. Spent the winter in Mobile, Ala., on account of health, 1850-51. Died January 27, 1852, Fayette, Me. 230. *EBENEZER TRACY WHITTELSEY. B.A. Born October 25, 1824, Middletown, Conn. Studied law in Middletown, Conn., 1843-44. Went to South America, 1845 ; to California, 1858. Commenced the practice of law in Superior City, Wis., 1854 or 1855. Removed to Ypsilanti, Mich., i860. First lieutenant in 1st Michigan Infantry; afterwards adjutant, and subse- quently captain. Died August 30, 1862, in the second battle of Manassas, Va. 231.' *ABRAHAM JAMES WRIGHT. B.A.; M.A., 1847. Born August 22, 1822. In business in New Orleans, La. Taught in Port Gibson Collegiate Academy, Miss., 1857-59. Engaged in cotton-planting, i860. Principal of Port ,Gibson Collegiate Academy, Miss., 1863^69, 1873. Superin- tendent of Peabody School, Hazlehurst, Miss., 1874. Principal of Woodville Female Seminary, 1878. Died September 5, 1881. Married March i, 1849, Alice Ann Dameron, of New Orleans, La. Child : James, b. December 27, 1850. CLASS OF 1844. 232. *MERCELON COLUMBUS FRANKLIN BARBER. B.A.; M.A., 1847. Born January i, 1822, Augusta, N. Y. Taught in New York, 1844-49; in Texas, 1849-51. Practised law in Brenham, Tex., 1851-61. Died February 17, 1861, Brenham, Tex. Married August 10, 1844, Julia A. Wilson, of Milan, N. Y., who died in igob. Children: Alice Josephine, b. August 8, 1845, d. September 13, 1846; Olin Mercelon, b. September 9, 1848, d. November 4, 1902; Adin Mayo, b. July 13, 1851, d. in 1901; Julius Wilson, b. October 14, 1853, d. about 1882. 233. *ADIN SPAULDING BOYDEN. B.A. #. N. 9. Born August 30, 181 5, East Barnard, Vt Taught and preached in Columbus, Ga., 1844-66. Returned to East Barnard, Vt., 1866. Member of Vermont Legislature, 1872-73. In poor health, 1873-79. Died July 28, 1879, East Barnard, Vt. 60 GRADUATES. [1844. Married December 20, 1847, Anna Sarah Rhodes, of Newton, Mass. ; deceased. Children: Charles Olin, b. December 2, 1849 (M.D., Univ. of Vermont, 1871), d. April 17, 1907. 284. *MAJOR PLUMER CRAFTS. B.A. *. N. 9. Born June 16, 1817, Washington, Vt. Taught in Brownwood Institute, La Grange, Ga., 1844-45. Princi- pal of Hamilton Academy, Ga., 1846; Female Academy, Pontotoc, Miss., 1847; Corpus Christi Academy, Tex., 1853-62. In the Con- federate Marine Service; captain of the gunboat Surf, 1862. In the book and news business, Terre Haute, Ind., 1865-81. Died June 13, 1881, Terre Haute, Ind. Married June 18, 1846, Lydia E. Webster, of Burlington, Conn., who died November 14, 1901. Children: Mary Orleana, b. March 10, 1848, d. September 16, 1848; Edgar Dwight, b. October 26, 1849, d. December 3, 1849 ; Grove Rossetter, b. November 28, 1851 ; Evelyn Eudora, b. January 3, 1854, d. July 29, 1854; Eugene Wellington, b. January 10, 1856, d. September 11, 1898. 285. *ORAN FAVILLE. B.A. ; M.A., 1847. *^. T. *. B. K. Born October 13, 1817, Manheim, N. Y. Taught in Oneida Conference (now Cazenovia) Seminary, N. Y., 1844-46; Troy Conference Academy, Poultney, Vt, 1846-52; principal of the latter. Professor of Ancient Languages, McKendree College, 1852. President of Ohio Wesleyan Female College, 1853-55. Lived on a farm in Mitchell County, Iowa; subsequently filled the offices of county judge, lieutenant governor, and president of State Board of Education. Acting secretary of State Board of Education; appointed visitor to United States Military Academy, 1863. Editor of The Iowa School Journal, 1863-67. State superintendent of public instruction, 1864-66. Resided in Waverly, Iowa, 1867-72. Died November 2, 1872, Waverly, Iowa. Married July 24, 1845, Maria M. Peck, of De Witt, N. Y., who died December 28, 1903. 236. FRANCIS SOUTHACK HOYT. B.A.; M.A., 1847; D.D., Baldwin University, 1869, and Ohio Wesleyan University, 1873. *. T. Born November S, 1822, Lyndon, Vt. Brother of Nos. 285 and 395. Taught in Norwich, Conn., 1844-46. Joined New Hampshire Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1846. Stationed at Hanover, N. H., 1846-47. Principal of Newberry Seminary, Vt., 1847-48. Taught in Newark (N. J.) Wesleyan Institute, 1848-50. Principal of the Oregon Insti- tute, Salem, Ore., 1850-56. President of Willamette University, Ore,, 1856-60. Professor of Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan University, 1861-66; of Biblical Theology in the same, 1866-72. Editor of The Western Christian Advocate, 1872-84. Presiding Elder of Cleveland District, North Ohio Conference, 1884-90; of Sandusky District, 1890-96. Superannuated, 1896. President of Board of Trustees, Baldwin Uni- versity, 1885-1909. Professor of Biblical Theology and of Greek New Testament, Baldwin University, 1896-1909. Delegate to General Con- ference, M. E. Church, i860, '72, '76, '80, '84; Methodist Ecumenical Conference, 1881. Editor: Revised Edition of Angus's Bible-Hand- book. . Married December 25, 1848, Phoebe Martha Dyar, of Phillips, Me., who died December 16, 1908. Children: Frances Jocelyn, b. Decem- ber 6, 1852; Charles Albert, b. August 22, 1854; Edgar Freeman, b. 61 1844.1 GRADUATES. August 2, 1856; Willson Dyar, b. March 12, 1839; Francis Corliss, b. August 26, 1862; George Benjamin, b. August 20, 1865. Address: Berea, Ohio.. 237. *PHILIP OLMSTEAD HYATT. B.A.; M.D., 1849. X. *. Born January 15, 1822, Ridgefield, Conn. Surgeon in Kings County Hospital, N. Y., 1851. Died July 7, 1851, Ridgefield, Conn. 288. GILBERT BOARD LAWRENCE. B.A.; M.D., New York University, 1852. Born October 6, 1824, New York, N. Y. Engaged in farming in New Jersey, 1845-48. Studied in Medical College, New York University, 1849-52. Practised medicine in Newark, N. J., 1853-54. Clerk in Hall of Records, New York, N. Y., 1855-56. Engaged in the drug business in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1857-1904. Retired, 1904. Married June 22, 1857, Cornelia J. Board, of New York, N. Y., who died September 9, 1897. Child: Frederick Clarke, b. May 10, 1859, d. March 26, 1863. Address: 745 Classon Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 239. *LAFAYETTE CHARLES LOOMIS. B.S.; M.A. (Hon.), 1850; M.D., Georgetown University, 1863. X. ■*■. Born July 7, 1824, Coventry, Conn. Brother of No. 240. Associate principal, Adelphian Academy, North Bridgewater, Mass., [844-50. Taught in Mount Hollis Seminary, HoUiston, Mass., 1851. Vice principal of Irving Institute, Tarrytown, N. Y., 1852-53 ; principal of the same, 1853-54. Professor of Natural Science and Belles- Lettres, Wesleyan Female College, Wilmington, Del., 1854-57; Presi- dent of the same, 1857-58. Principal of Lafayette Institute, Washing- ton, D. C, 1859-63. Acting assistant surgeon. Army of the Potomac, 1864. President of Wheeling Female College, W. Va., 1865-68. Pro- fessor of Physiology, Howard University, 1868. President of the Department of Literature, Music and Fine Arts in the American Union Academy of Literature, Science, and Art, Washington, D. C., 1870-73. Traveled and studied in Europe, 1875-91. Resided in Winthrop Heights,' Washington, D. C, 1892-1905. Author: Mizpah; Mental and Social Culture; Index Guide to Travel and Art Culture in Europe; Hand-book of Art and Travel in Europe. Died October 17, 1905, Washington, D. C. Married October i, 1847, Esther Lucretia Lincoln, of HoUiston, Mass., who died March 14, 1870. Married October 20, 1870, Mary Williams, of Canandaigua, N. Y. Child : Charles Lincoln, b. Septem- ber 9, 1859 (M.D., Univ. of Vermont, 1882), d. April 6, 1888. Address of widow : 1708 9th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 240. *SILAS LAWRENCE LOOMIS. B.S.; M.A. (Hon.), 1849; M.D., Georgetown University, 1856. Born May 22, 1822, Coventry, Conn. Brother of No. 239. Associate principal of Adelphian Academy, North Bridgewater, Mass., 1844-52. Taught in Dunbarton Academy, D. C, 1854-55. Prin- cipal of Western Academy, Washington, D. C, 1855-59. Astroflonier to the Lake Coast Survey, 1857. Professor of Physiology, Medical Department, Georgetown College, 1859-60. Special instructor in Math- ematics to U. S. Naval Cadets, and ordered on a cruise in the Atlantic, i860. Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology, Georgetown Univer- 62 GRADUATES. [1844. sity, 1861-67. Surgeon attached to McClellan's Staff, Army of the Potomac, 1862. Acting assistant surgeon on steamer State of Maine, and in the Patent Office, Finley, and« Mt. Pleasant hospitals, 1863-65. One of the founders of Howard University, Washington, D. C. Pro- fessor of the Practice of Medicine, Medical Department, Howard University, 1867. Dean of Howard University, 1867-69; Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology, 1868-72. President, American Union Academy of Literature, Science, and Art, 1872. Consulting physician, 1873. President of the Swede Iron and Coal Company, 1877-81. President of the_ Palm Fibre Company, and of the Massiquot Chrome Company, Washington, D. C, 1878-96. Died June 22, 1896, Fernandina, Fla. Married January 22, 1847, Betsey A. Tidd, of Holliston, Mass., who died in 1850. Married May 28, 1851, Abby C. Paine, of Provincetown, Mass. Children: Annie Elizabeth, b. September 24, 1850 (B.A., Wheeling Female College, 1867) ; Stephen Lawrence, b. May 10, 1853, d. May S, 1861 ; Edwin Silas, b. December 29, 1858 ; Emma Paine, b. April 22, 1867, d. February 9, 1887. Address of widow : 1003 K St., Washington, D. C. 241. *RUSSELL ZELOTES MASON. B.A.; M.A., 1847; LL.D., University of Wisconsin, 1866. ■*■. T. *. B. K. Born January 17, 1819, Cheshire, Vt. Joined Troy Conference, M. E. Church, 1844. Stationed at White- hall, N. Y., 1844-4S ; Rutland, Vt., 1845-46. Taught in Troy Confer- ence Academy, 1846, '51. Went to California, 1849. Professor of Mathematics and Natural Sciences in McKendree College, 1851 ; of the same in Lawrence University, .1854. Acting President of Lawrence Uiiiversity, 1859; President, 1861. Mayor of Appleton, Wis., 1865. Engaged in manufacturing, 1866-75. Connected with the Surgical Institute in Appleton, Wis., 1875-81. Engaged in assaying in Colorado, 1881. Postmaster in Ward District, Colorado; also engaged in mining, 1893. Died October, 1907, Boulder, Col. Married August 11, 1844, Mary A. Adams, who died November 3, 1852. Married August 11, 1853, Mary A. E. Pierce, of Middletown, Conn., who died (before 1907). Children: Caroline Augusta, b. August 5, 184s, m. O. F.- A. Greene ; Olin Raymond,- b. June 27, 1848, d, October 23, 1851 ; William Adams, b. October 19, 1852, d. October 8, 1857; Samuel Pierce, b. September 27, 1854, d. October 15, 1857; Annie Sophia Stevens, b. September 24, 1856, d. June 25, igoo; James Russell, b. November 9, i8sS, d. June 22, 1865 ; Ellen Moore, b. December 20, i860 (deceased) ; Edward Cooke, b. March 2, 1863 (B.A., Univ. of Colorado, 1888) ; Eben Pierce, b. March 12, 1867 ; Russell Teal, b. May 18, 1869.^ 242. *CHARLES THOMAS POOLER. B.S. ■^. T. Born August; 30j 1822, Brooklyn, Conn. Principal of High School, Middletown, Conn., 1845. Taught in Ogdensburg Academy, N. Y., 1847. Admitted to the bar, 1849. Prac- tised law in Hermon, N. Y., 1849-50. Taught in St. Lawrence Acad- emy, N. Y., 1851. Principal of Independent Academy, Potsdam, N. Y., r853. Superintendent of city schools, Akron, Ohio, 1857-60. Principal of Deansville (now Deansboro) Academy, N. Y., 1861-63. School commissioner in Oneida County, N. Y., 1863-72. Patented "Pooler's Perpetual Calendar," i868.' On the New ' York State Corps of Instructors of Teachers' Institutes, 1873-81. Member of the Board of Examiners of Applicants for State Certificates, 1879-81. Served on 63 1844.] GRADUATES. the Institute force of the New York State Department of Public Instruction, 1881, 1883-86. Died February 10, 1897, Deansboro, N. Y. Married 1853, Elizabeth U. De Longe, of Potsdam, N. Y., who died August 4, 1894. 243. *WILLIAM CHASE PRESCQTT. B.A.; M.A., 1847. *• T. *. B. K. Born October 23, 1821, Gilmanton, N. H. Principal of High School, Maiden, Mass., 184^. Studied law in Concord, N. H., 1846. Deputy secretary of the state of New Hamp- shire, 1848. Colonel of N. H. Volunteer Militia, 1850. Member of Mass. Legislature, 1856. Justice of the Municipal Court, Salem, Mass., 1857. Major of Mass. Volunteer Militia, i860. U. S. deputy surveyor, Custoiii House, Boston, Mass., 1861. Visited California and Nevada on a geological tour, 1865. Stock broker in New York, N. Y., 1866. Foreign secretary of the North American Life Insurance Company, 1870; Continental Life Insurance Company, 1872. Manager of the American Freehold Land Mortgage Company, London, England, 1879 ; Capitol Freehold Land Company, London, 1885. Managing trustee of the Union Mortgage Banking and Trust Company, London, 1888. Managing director of the Embreeville Freehold Land, Iron and Rail- way Company, London, 1889. Died September 16, 1907, Bradfield, England. Married December 25, 1848, Annie Curtis, of Concord, N. H. Child: Gertrude, b. December 17, 1859. 244. *ALPHONZO ROLLINS. B.A.; M.A., 1847. Born 1816, Hallowell, Me. Principal of High School, Sheffiel(i, Mass., 1844; Hempstead Semi- nary, N. Y., 1845. Professor of Languages, Delaware College, 1849-54. Died May 29, 1854, Morristown, N. J. Married October, 1847, Caroline M. Trench, of Middletown, Conn., who died June 30, 1866. Children: Alphonzo William, b. August 28, 1848; Clara Anna, b. June 30, i8S3. 245. *JAMES ARNOLD SAWYER. B.A.; M.A., 1847. Born October 13, 1810, Austerlitz, N. Y. Principal of Spencertown Academy, N. Y., 1845-46; Burlington Academy, Wis., 1846; Sheffield Academy, Mass., 1847; various graded schools in Western New York, 1848-53. Engaged in farming in Wisconsin, 1856-78. Died November 19, 1878, Koro, Wis. Married June 14, 1847, Adaline Cady, of Genesee County, N. Y., who died May, 1849. Married October 20, 1856, Pamelia Cummings White, of Waukau, Wis. Children: Nathaniel Cady, b. June 16, 1848; Fred Denison, b. September 11, 1857; Julia Adaline, b. December 9, 1859, m. George Warmington; James West, b. April 7, 1862; Charles, b. August 16, 1864, d. in infancy; Ada Pamelia, b. January 10, 1866, m. George Reid ; Dwight Cummings, b. March 31, i868 ; Elizabeth Ream, b. June 13, 1870, m. Rev. C. A. McKinney; Cordelia Bell, b. July 22, 1876, m. George Rosensteil. Address of widow : Honey Creek, Wis. ; 246. *BENEDICT STARR. B.A.; M.A., 1850. Born August 4. 1822, Danbury, Conn. Principal of Danbury Academy, Conn., 1845; Danbury Select School, 1847. Taught in Newark Wesleyan Institute, N. J., 1849; principal, 1853. Professor of Ancient Languages and Mathematics, Wesleyan Female College, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1856-61. Principal of a boys' school, 64 GRADUATES. [1844. Hamilton, Ohio, 1862. Proprietor of Starr's Institute, Seven Mile, Ohio, 1866-85.- Private tutor, Danbury, Conn., 1885-1902. Died September 10, 1902, Danbuiry, Conn. Married April 8, 1846, Frances Eliza Andrews, of Danbury, Conn., ■who died April 20, 1885. Children : Oliver Andrews, b. November i, Sarah Frances, b. March 10, 1857, d. September 28, 1859. 247. *JAMES STRONG. B.A.; M.A., 1847; D.D., 1856; LL.D., 1881. •^. T. *. B. K. Born August 14, 1822, New York, N. Y. Taught in Troy Conference Academy, Poultney, Vt., 1844-46. Resided in Newtown, N. Y., 1847-49. Resided in Flushing, N. Y. ; for two years president of a company engaged in constructing a railroad to New York, N. Y., 1849-58. Professor of Biblical Literature, and Acting President, Troy University, 1858; of Exegetical Theology, Drew Theological Seminary, 1868-93; Professor Emeritus, 1893-94. Lay delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1872. Member of the American Committee for Bible Revision. Author: Harmony of the Gospels; Manual of the Gospels; Compendium of the Gospels, etc. Died August 7, 1894, Round Lake, N. Y. Married July 18, 1845, Marcia Ann Dustin, of Middlebury, Vt. Children: James Foster, b. June 13, 1848; Mary Dustin, b. December 8, 1851, d. February 17, 1854 ; Stella Maria, b. June 18, 1856, d. July 6, 1883; Emma Faville, b. July 30, 1858; Cyrus John (No. 1455), b. March 3, 1862 ; Harriett Judd, b. August 28, 1867. Address of widow: Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 248. *GEORGE REDDING WILEY. B.A. Brother of Nos. 61 and 142. \ Professor of Ancient Languages, Centenary College, Jackson, La. (now Shreveport, La.), 1853-96. Died September 21, 1899, Jackson, La. Married Mrs. Mary Magruder, who died April 23, 1904. 249. *WILLIAM BENNETT WILLIAMS. B.A. Born May 12, 1818, Hancock, N. Y. Joined New York Conference, M. E. Church, 1844. Appointed to Delaware Mission, N. Y., 1844; Deposit and Canonsville, 1845. Appointed a missionary to Africa, and principal of Monrovia Semi- nary, 1845. Died January 5, 1846, Liberia, Africa. Married October 26, 1845, Elizabeth Trench, of Middletown, Conn. 250. *GEORGE WASHINGTON WINCHELL. B.A. Born Jan- uary 14, 1821, Kensington, Conn. Engaged in teaching, 1845-53 i in business in Wolcott, Conn., 1853-62 ; in business in Meriden, Conn., 1863 ; in farming in Kensington, Conn., 1864-1887. Member of the Conn. Legislature, 1857. Died October 4, 1887, Kensington, Conn. Married August 14, 1851, Phebe Norton, of Wolcott, Conn., who died January 12, 1882. 261. *DENISON GARDNER YORK. B.A. Born August 19, 1817, Brookfield, N. Y. Brother of S. P. York (class of 1854)- Joined Oneida (now Central New York) Conference, M. E. Church; stationed at Tunkhannock, N. Y., 1844. Died December 11, 1844, Tunkhannock, N. Y. Married August 19, 1844, Ann Eliza Irvin, of Whitney's Point, N. Y. ; deceased. 65 1845.] GRADUATES. CLASS OF J 845. 252. * J AMES BOWLER BATCHELLER. B.A.; M.A., 1848. Born June 25, 1814, Marblehead, Mass. Adjunct Professor of Mathematics in Burlington College, N. J., 1854. Taught in high schools fifteen years. Discontinued teaching, 1867. Engaged in no regular employment on account of poor health, 1867-84. Died July i, 1884, Marblehead, Mass. 253. *JOHN WESLEY BEACH. B.A.; M.A., 1848; D.D., 1872; LL.D., Northwestern University, 1882. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born December 26, 1825, Trumbull, Conn. Brother of No. 274. Taught and studied in Philadelphia, Pa., 1845-49. Taught in Amenia Seminary, N. Y., 1850-51; principal, 1851-54. Joined New York Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1854. Stationed at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1854-56; i8th St., New York, 1856-58; Newburgh, 1858-60; Hudson, 1860-62; Greene St., New York, 1862-63; Sheffield, Mass., 1863-65; Kingston, N. Y., 1865-68 ; White Plains, 1868-70. Transferred to New York East Conference, 1870. Stationed at Mamaroneck, N. Y., 1870-73; First Church, New Haven, Conn., 1873-75; Greenwich, 1875-76; Mamaroneck, N. Y., 1876-79. Presiding Elder of New York District, 1879-81. President of Wesleyan University, and Professor of Moral Philosophy, 1880-87. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1880-87. Presiding Elder, New Haven District, 1888-93; New York District, 1893-99. Superannuated, residing in Middletown, Conn., 1899-1902. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1892. Died January i, 1902, Middletown, Conn. Married July 12, 1852, Elizabeth A. Vail, of Amenia, N. Y., who died September 25, 1852. Married January 16, 1855, Eliza M. Vail, of Pleasant Valley, N. Y., who died April 11, 1909. Children: Burton Thompson (No. 1114), b. December 24, 1855; Elizabeth Vail, b. Decem- ber 29, 1857 ; Jarvis Vail, b. August 4, 1861, d. August 29, 1865 ; John Hawley, b. May 12, 1864, d. Novemlier 6, 1865; Francis Asbury, b. August 21, 1866; Mary Romer (No. 1630), b. October 15, 1869; Eme- line, b. November 22, 1871 ; George Seney, b. January 29, 1873. 254. *JONATHAN KELSEY BURR. B.A.; M.A., 1855; D.D., 1872. *. N. 6. $. B. K. Born September 21, 1825, Middletown, Conn. Brother of No. 648. Taught in Adelphian Academy, Mass., 1845. Studied in Union Theological Seminary, 1846. Preached on Clinton Circuit, N. J., 1847. Joined New Jersey Conference, M. E. Church, 1848. Stationed at Rome, N. Y., and Wantage, N. J., 1848-49 ; Milf ord, Pa., 1849-51 ; First Church, Orange, N. J., 1851-53 ; Union Church,. Burlington. 1853-55 ," First Church, Hoboken, 1855-57; Union St., Trenton, 1857-58. Trans- ferred to Newark Conference, 1858. Stationed at Clinton St., Newark, N. J., 1858-60; First Church, Orange, 1860-62; Market St., Paterson, 1862-64; First Church, Hoboken, 1864-67; Central Church, Newark 1867-70; Morristown, 1870-73; First Church, Hoboken, 1873-74; Madison; 1874-77; Montclair, 1877-79. Professor Extraordinary of Hebrew and Exegetical Theology in Drew Theological Seminary, 1867-68. Supernumerary, 1879-82. Trustee of Weslevan University, 1871-82. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1872 Died April 24, 1882, Trenton, N. J. Married March 29, 1858, Pamela C. Brown, of Jersey City, N J who died August 21, 1882. Children: Joseph M. Brown, b. July 10! 66 GRADUATES. [1845. 1862 (class of 1885) ; John Kelsey, b. September 19, 1869 (class of 1892). 256. *JOHN STEVENS COVEL. B.A.; M.A., 1849. Born December 16, 1823. Engaged in the commission business in New York, N. Y., 1846. Removed to Iowa, 1850. Studied law in Dubuque, Iowa; appointed deputy clerk of District Court, 1851. Admitted to the bar, 1852. Elected prosecuting attorney for two years, 1854. Relinquished prac- tice on account of ill health, 1856. Again in the practice of law, 1857-62. Died 1864, Dubuque, Iowa. Married 1847, Mrs. M. J. Henderson, of New York, N. Y., who died November, 1849. Married July S, 1854, Sarah J. Chapin, of Holyoke, Mass., who died January 18, 1856. Child: James C, b. January 14, 1856. 256. *STEPHEN CROWELL DILLINGHAM. B.A.; M.A., 1848. ■*■. T. Born February 27, 1821, Sandwich, Mass. Taught in Lawrence Academy, Falmouth, Mass., 1843-50; Monu- ment, Mass., 1851 ; Spring Hill Boarding School, Sandwich, Mass., 1852-53. Chairman of School Committee of Sandwich, Mass. Died February 26, 1854, Sandwich, Mass. 257. JONATHAN GOODIER. B.A.; M.A., 1848. X. ^. Born February 6, 1822, Herkimer County, N. Y. Taught in Whitestown Seminary, N. Y., 1845-46; Washington, D. C, 1846-49. Engaged in the lumber business in Utica, N. Y., 1851-95. Retired from business, 1895. Married August 12, 1851, Clara Sill Treadway, of Middletown, Conn., who died November 30, 1909. Children: Minnie Elizabeth, b. January 24, 1854, m. W. T. Dunmore (No. 951), d. December ii, 1904; Lewis Edward, b. March 23, 1857 (B.A., Yale, 1877) ; Wadsworth Leach, b. August 13, 1858; George William, b. October 3, 1864; John Frederick, b. November 29, 1868, d. January 29, 1871. Address : 33 Jewett Place, Utica, N. Y. 258. *ELIS HA BOANERGES HARVEY. B.A.; M.A., 1853. SP-. T. Born October i, 1819, Wyoming Valley, Pa. Taught in Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Pa., 1845-46. Admitted to the bar, 1846. Practised law in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 1846-61. Registrar of wills for Luzerne County, Pa., 1848-50. Superintendent of common schools in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 1851-56. Appointed district attorney, Luzerne County, Pa., 1856. Colonel of 7th Pennsylvania Reserves, U. S. Army, 1861-62. Resumed the practice of law, and opened a private academy in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 1863. Practised law in Wilkes- Barre, Pa., 1863-72. Burgess of Wilkes-Barre Borough, Pa., 1867-69. Alderman, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 1868-72. Died August 20, 1872, Wilkes- Barre, Pa. Married October 15, 1845, Phoebe Maria Frisbie, of Bradford County, Pa. ; deceased. Married July I, 1850, Sarah Maria Garretson, of Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Children: Olin Frisbie; Oscar Jewell; Mary Ella; Sarah Lizzie; Charles Elisha; Carrie Arista; Benjamin N. ; Edith Rose; Gilbert Alexander. 259. *ELI HUBBARD. B.A.; M.A., 1848. ^. T. Bom 1818, in Central New York. 67 1845.] GRADUATES. Taught in Somerville, Ala., 1846. Proprietor of a boarding school in Macon, Miss., 1853-61. Died December 22, 186B, Louisville, Miss. Married Georgiana Leach, of Dutham, Conn., who died January 27, 1852. Married August 19, 1859, Cornelia M. Aldrich, of Fulton, N. Y. Children : Edward Melville, b. January 12, 1847 ; Leveret Marsden, b. April 23, 1849 (class of 1872), d. December 7, 1906; Zuille, b. 186S, m. J. T. Barker, D.D.S. 260. *JARVIS NICHOLS HUSTED. B.A.; M.A., 1848; M.D., New York University, 1850. Born July 27, 1823, North Greenwich, Conn. Taught in Rye, N. Y., 1845 ; Westfield, N. J., 1846-47. Studied medi- cine, 1848-49. Practised medicine in New York, N. Y., 1850-61 ; Middletown, N. J., 1861-65; New York, N. Y., 1865-93. Inspector of Metropolitan Board of Health, 1869. Died April 13, 1893, New York, N. Y. Married May 15, 1851, Mary Ann Van Pelt, of New York, N. Y. Children: Emma Augusta, b. June 18, 1852; Singleton, b. December 6, 1853; Frances Collier, b. December 17, 1856. 261. *WILLIAM ROSS JOHNSON. B.A.; M.A., 1848. Born January 11, 1826, Troy, N. Y. Brother of J. E. Johnson (class of 1850). Studied law for two years, but abandoned it for the ministry. Ordained priest of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Rector of St. Paul's Church, Windsor, Vt., 1851-56; Little Falls, N. Y., 1857-58; St. John's Parish, St. Louis, Mo., 1858; Little Falls, N. Y., 1858-61; Parish of the Holy Innocents, Albany, 1862-64; Christ Church, Hud- son, 1864-69. In an insane asylum, Utica, N. Y., 1870-go. Died April 16, 1890, Utica, N. Y. Married 1849, Adeline Dickinson, of Middlefield, Conn., who died February 8, 1890. Children: William Everett, b. April 6, 1857; Edward Campbell, b. March i, 1859; Ada, b. January 8, 1861, d. in infancy; Herbert Redfield, b. May 10, 1865, d. in infancy; Irving Peake, b. November 5, 1866; Norman IJickinson, b. January 16, 1869, d. in infanc-y. 262. *JOSEPH JAMESON LANE. B.A.; M.A., 1848. ^. T. *. B. K. Born January 3, 1825, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Taught in Georgia and in Centenary Institute, Summerfield, Ala.; principal of the female department of the latter. Preacher in the M. E. Church, South. Died March 28, 1851. Married September 9, 1847, Frances E. Grant, of Georgia. Children: Mary Louisa, b. June 17, 1848, d. September 22, 1849; Mary Frances, b. February 13, 1850, d. December 26, 1850. 263. *JOHN TAYLOR McLEAN. B.A.; M.A., 1848; M.D., University of Louisiana, 1850. Born October 4, 1823, New York, N. Y. , Taught and studied medicine in Wilkinson County, Miss., 1845-47. Studied medicine in New York University, 1848-49; in University of Louisiana, 1849-50. Practised medicine in. Santa Cruz, Cal., 1850-53. One of the organizers of the University of the Pacific, 1850; trustee, 1850-66. Practised medicine in Marysville, Cal., 1853-61. Wrote the first Republican address to the people of California, and helped to organize the party, 1856. Member of Republican State Central Com- mittee, 1856-61. Surveyor of the Port of San Francisco, 1861-65. 68 GRADUATES. [1845. Quartz miner in California, 1866-68. Special agent, U. S. Treasury- Department, for California, 1869-71. Again engaged in quartz mining, 1871-73. Built the Yosemite and Coulterville wagon-road, thereby- opening Yosemite Valley to public travel, 1873-74. Practised medicine in Alameda, Cal., 1874-98. Member of the Board of Health, and health officer, Alameda, Cal., 1888-99. Died July 16, 1902, 'Alameda, Cal. Married February 10, 1853, Mary Eliza Sterling, of Staten Island, N. Y., who died March 3, 1896. Children: Sterling, b. November 18, 1854, d. March 16, 1909; Seward, b. July 7, 1856, d. August 13, 1857; Margaret Elizabeth, b. January 26, 1858, d. January 27, 1858; Mary Helen, b. January 3, l8S9; Ernest, b. June 2, 1862, d. January 27, 1864; Elizabeth Margaret, b. June 29, 1865, d. July 25, 1898. 264. *ROBERT CARTER PITMAN. B.A.; M.A., 1853; LL.D., 1869. Born March 16, 1825, Newport, R. I. Studied law in New Bedford, Mass., 1845. Taught, and studied law - in West Feliciana, La., 1846. Admitted to the bar, 1848. Practised law in New Bedford, Mass., 1848-69. Judge of the Police Court, New Bedford, Mass., 1858-64. Member of Mass. House of Representatives, 1858; of Mass. Senate, 1864, '65, '68. President, Mass. Senate, 1869. Judge of the Superior Court of Mass., 1869-91. Died March 5, 1891, Newton, Mass. Married August 15, i8ss, Frances Rebecca Thomas, of New Bedford, Mass., who died April 14, 1891. Children: Robert Kent, b. July i, 1857, d. March 29, 1876; Frederick Robertson, b. January 17, 1869, d. May 20, 1870; Francis Carter, b. October 22, 1872 (B.A., Amherst, 1894); Arthur Stanley, b. July 10, 1877. 265. *JOHN EASTMAN SANBORN. B.A.; M.D., Harvard University, 1850. Born August 17, 1824, Gilmanton, N. H. Brother of No. 524. Taught in Maiden, Mass., 184s ; Sacarappa, Me., 1846. Afterwards taught in Upper Marlboro, Md. Studied in Harvard Medical School, 1848-49. Located at Medford, Mass., 1850. Professor of Chemistry and Materia Medica, Iowa University, 1852-55. Practised medicine in Epworth, la., 1857. Successively surgeon of the 27th Iowa, brigade- surgeon and surgeon-in-chief of 2d Division, i6th Army Corps, 1862-65; Practised medicine in Rockport, Mass., 1868-85. Traveled in the United States and Europe, 1885-90. Removed to Melrose, Mass., i8go. Retired from active practice, 1893. Died April i, 1903, Melrose, Mass. 'Married October, 11, 1852, Rebecca Maniere Tate, of Middletown, Conn. Children: Willie Jacob, b. September, 1853; Mary Eliza, b. May, 1856, m. C. T. Barker ; Fanny Margaret, b. June, 1859 ; Clarence Herbert, b. January, 1868. Address of widow: Melrose, Mass. 266. *HIRAM FRANCIS SAVAGE. B.A.; M.A., 1848. ■^. T. Born October 16, 1819, Edinburg, N. Y. Taught in Troy, N. Y., 1846; Fergusonville Academy, N. Y., 1848. Engaged in farming in Edinburg, N. Y., 1849. Principal of Bakers- field Academy, Vt., 1850.' Principal and proprietor of a boarding school, Edinburg, N. Y., 1853. Vice principal of Seward Institute, ■N. Y., 1856. Principal of Weaversville Academy, Pa., 1857-63; Nor- ■w-ich Collegiate Institution, Conn., 1863. Principal and proprie'tor of Jonesville Academy, N. Y., 1873. Taught in Conklingville, N. Y., 1877; Saratoga County, N. Y., 1878. Bookkeeper in Hadley, N. Y., 1878-79. 69 1845.] GRADUATES. Enumerator, District No. 73, Hadley, N. Y., 1880. Died July, 1894, South Glens Falls, N. Y. Married October 30, 1849, Sarah Bainbridge, of New York, N. Y., who died March 16, 1906. Children: Emily Frances, b. December 11, 1851, d. August, 1909; Sarah Elizabeth, b. November 27, 1857, d. Janu- ary 27, 1874; Clara E., b. May 21, i860. 267. *JOHN KELSEY THOMPSON. B.A. Born March 15, 1822, Lee, N. H. Resided in Lee,. N. H., 1844-48. Removed to California, 1848. Afterwards went to Australia; remained there three years. Returned to California. Engaged in mining and farming in Arizona, 1872-78. Died July, 1878, in Arizona. ♦DANIEL AVERY WHEDON. B.A.; M.At, 1848; D.D., 1869. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born December 16, 1823, Brandingham, N. Y. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1846. Stationed at Barre, Mass., 1846-47. Transferred to Oneida (now Central New York) Conference, 1847. Stationed at Morrisville, N. Y., 1847-49; Fabius, 1849-50; Camillus, 1850-51; Norwich, 1851-53; Earlville, 1853-54; Aurora St., Ithaca, 1854-56; Cazenovia, 1856-58. Presiding Elder of Chenango District, 1858-62. Stationed at North St., Auburn, N. Y., 1862-64; Bleecker St., Utica, 1864-66. Transferred to Provi- dence (now New England Southern) Conference, 1866. Stationed at Marlboro St., Newport, R. I., 1866-68; Bristol, 1868-70;" Edgartown, Mass., 1870-73; Mathewson St., Providence, R. I., 1873-76; Broad- way, Providence, 1876-78. Presiding Elder of Providence District, 1878-82. Stationed at First Church, Newport, R. I., 1882-83; Mathew- son St., Providence, 1883-84; Centerville, 1884-85. Engaged in liter- ary work, 1885-1906. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1871-80, 1881- 1905. Reserve delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1856; delegate, i860, '64, '^2, '76, '80, '84, '88, '92; Methodist Ecumenical Conference, 1881. Died May 21, igo6. East Greenwich, R. I. Married May 11, 1846, Mary L. Jones, of Wallingford, Conn., who died February 24, 1882. Married November 4, 1886, Martha Jones* of Wallingford, Conn., who died January 29, 1887. Married July 24, 1888, Helene M. Myers, of Cortland, N. Y. Children: Charles Hiram, b. March 10, 1848, d. 1903; Emma Francis (adopted), b. January I, 1862, d. 1889. Address of widow: 3114 North Church St., Cortland, N. Y. 269. *MOSES CLARK WHITE. B.A.; M.A., 1848; M.D., Yale University, 1854. *. B. K. Born July 24, 1819, Paris, N. Y. Studied theology and medicine in Yale University, 1845-47. Joined New York Conference, M. E. Church, 1846. Stationed at St. John St., New Haven, Conn., 1846-47. Missionary and physician in Foo Chow, China, 1847-53. Conducted a public dispensary in Foo Chow, 1848-52. Practised medicine in New Haven, Conn., 1854-73. Instructor in Microscopy, Medical Department, Yale University, 1862-67; Professor of Pathology (also of Histology and Microscopy prior to 1880), 1867- 1900; Professor Emeritus, 1900. Lecturer on Histology and Micro- scopy, Wesleyan University, 1868-75. Died October 24, 1900, New Haven, Conn. Married 1847, Isabel Jane Atwater, of Homer, N. Y., who died May, 1848. Married 1851, Mary Seely, of Onondaga, N. Y., who died March 19, 1887. Children : Caryl Fenelon Seely. b. April 5, 1856 (M D , Yale, 1881) ; Eugene Henry, b. September 4, 1862. 70 GRADUATES. [1845-46. 270. *SENECA WIETING. B.A.; M.A., 1848. Born November 6, 1818, Saltspringrville, N. Y. Taught in Fort Plain, N. Y., 1845. Principal of the Union School, Fort Plain, N. Y., 1847. Taught in Cooperstown, N. Y., 1849. Prin- cipal of Union School, Herkimer, N. Y., 1850; Ames Academy, N. Y., 1851; Fairfield Academy, N. Y., 1853. Clerk in N. Y. Central Rail- road freight office at Fort Plain, 1855 ; freight agent, 1856. Clerk in N. Y. Central Railroad freight office at Utica, 1857. Taught in Fort Plain Seminary, N. Y., 1859. Bookkeeper in the National Bank of Fort Plain, 1865-79. Died December 30, 1879, Fort Plain, N. Y. Married November 11, 1840, Charlotte Farquharson, of Cherry Valley, N. Y., who died November 21, 1882. Children: Mary Jane, b. November 27, 1846, m. C. S. Tanner (who died), m. H. Fikes (deceased) ; Augustus Seneca, b. March 3, 1848, d. December 27, 1848. 271. *DEXTER RUSSELL WRIGHT. B.A.; M.A., 1848; LL.B., Yale University, 1848. *. B. K. Born June 27, 1821, Windsor, Vt. Principal of Meriden Academy, Conn., 1845. Studied in Yale Law School, 1846-48. Admitted to the bar, 1848. Practised law in Meriden, Conn., 1848-62. Member of Conn. Senate, 1849. Recruited for Conn, regiments, 1861-62. Lieutenant colonel, 14th Regiment, Conn. Volun- teers, 1862. Colonel, isth Regiment, 1863. Lost his health in service, and was honorably discharged, 1863. Commissioner of Board of Enrollment for Second Congressional District of Connecticut, 1863-65. Practised law in New Haven, Conn., 1864-86. Assistant U. S. district attorney for Conn., 1865-69. Member of Common Council of New Haven, Conn., 1868; president of Common Council and commissioner of police, 1872-74; corporation counsel, 1873-74; member of Board of Aldermen, 1877-81. Member of General Assembly of Conn., 1878. Speaker of the House of Representatives of Conn., 1879. Died July 23, 1886, New Haven, Conn. Married February 3, 1848, Maria Huldah Phelps, of East Windsor, Conn., who died March, 1908. Children: Dexter Russell, b. March 13, 1849, d. September 2, 1850; Maria Antoinette, b. May 17, 1852, d. Jan- uary, 1906; Charles Phelps, b. April 18, 1854, d. August 16, 1855; Hattie Phelps, b. January 31, 1857, d. January, 1907; Paul, b. April 13, i860, d. March, 1906; Arthur Bethuel, b. February 23, 1862 (B.A.Yale, 1882). CLASS OF 1846. 272. *DIXON ALEXANDER. B.A.; M.D., Castleton Medical College, 1848; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1849. -*■. T. Born March 24, 1822, DeKalb, N. Y. Studied medicine, 1846-48. Practised medicine in Benson, Vt., 1849^53 ; Poultney, Vt., 1853-57; Fayette, Iowa, 1857-65, 1866-97. Surgeon of the i6th Iowa Infantry, 1865. Died February 18, 1897, Fayette, Iowa. Married September, 1849, Mary E. Wentworth, of Stonington, Conn.; deceased. Children: Mary Florilla, b. January 18, 1852, d. March 23, 1855 ; Frances Anna, b. June 2, 1856, d: January 20, 1877 ; John Wentworth, b. August 17, 1859, d. May 19, 1861 ; Edward Dixon, b. February 14, 1863. 273. *HENRY BAYLIES. B.A.; M.A., 1849. *. N. e. Born September 9, 1822, Edgartown, Mass. 71 1846.] GRADUATES. joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1846. Stationed at Somers, Conn., 1846-47; Hebron, 1847-48; Fairhaven, Mass., 1848-49; PawtuckSt, R. I., 1849. Principal of Dukes County Academy, Mass., .1849-50; High School, Edgartown, Mass., 1850-51 ; Columbus Seminary, Miss., 1851-52. Engaged in business and in teaching, most of the time in North Bridgewater, Mass., 1852-55. Stationed at Taunton, Mass., 1855-57; New Bedford, 1857-59; Bristol, R. I., 1859-60. Traveled in Europe and the East, 1860-61. Stationed at Providence, R. I., 1861-63; Fall River, Mass., 1863-64. Transferred to Upper Iowa Conference, 1864. Stationed at Davenport, Iowa, 1864-66. Engaged in business in Davenport and Burlington, Iowa, and Providence, R. I., 1866-68. Principal of Western Iowa Collegiate Institute, Glenwood, Iowa, 1868-69. Studied in Harvard Law School, 1869-70. Admitted to the bar, 1870. Practised law in Boston, preach- ing occasionally, 1870-93. Died December 13, 1893, Maiden, Mass. Married June 9, 1853, Julia Elizabeth Packard, of Brockton, Mass.; divorced. Married December 18, 1877, Elizabeth D. Chase, of Provi- dence, R. I. Children: Velina Worth, b. June 16, 1856, m. C. F. Place; Julia Elizabeth, b. November 27, 1859, m. Rev. C. E. Swartz; Fred- erick, b. June 29, 1862. Address of widow : Bradford, Mass. 274. *SAMUEL FERGUSON BEACH. B.A.; M.A., 1849. *. N. e. *. B. K. Brother of No. 253. Taught in Prince George Co., Md., 1849; Alexandria, Va., 1850. Practised law in Alexandria, Va., 1852-91. President First National Bank, Alexandria, Va., 1874-91. Retired, 1891. Died September 15, 1893, Alexandria, Va. Married 1854, Elizabeth Morgan, of Alexandria, Va., who died Janu- ary 2, 1878. Children: Constance, b. February 25, 1857, m. J. M. Johnson; Marion, b. April 14, i860, m. Albert Bryan; Morgan Hawley, b. September 20, 1861 (B.A., Yale, 1882). 276. *ELI CONVERSE BRUCE. B.A.; M.A., 1849; D.D., Syra- cuse University, 1882. Born April 18, 1820, Worthington, Mass. Joined Black River (now Northern New York) Conference, M. E. Church, 1846. Appointed to Lee Circuit, 1846; East Canada Creek Circuit, 1847. Principal of Red Creek Union Academy, N. Y., 1848-50. Stationed at Floyd, N. Y., 1850-52; Clayton, 1852-53. Principal of Gouverneur Wesleyan Seminary, N. Y., 1853-60. Stationed at First Church, Syracuse, N. Y., 1860-62; Lowville, 1862-63. Presiding Elder of Ogdensburg District, 1863-67. Stationed at Carthage, N. Y., 1867-69. Principal of Black River Conference Seminary, Antwerp, N. Y., ^1869-71. Stationed at Ogdensburg, N. Y., 1871-73; First Church, Utica, 1873-75; Adams, 1875-78; Potsdam, 1878-81; Fulton, 1881-82. Supernumerary, residing in Syracuse, N. Y., 1883-93. Preached as supply at Furman St. Church, Syracuse, N. Y., 1883-85; at Skaneateles Falls, 1885. Superannuated, residing in Syracuse, N. Y-, 1893-1911. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, i860, '64, '68, '76, '80. Trustee of Syracuse University, 1872-79, 1893-99. Died January 18, 191 1, Syracuse, N. Y. Married May 27, 1847, Susan S. Brooks, of Steuben, N. Y., who died August 27, 1866. Married June 13, 1867, Martha J. McAllaster, of Stowe, Vt. Children: Frances Louisa, b. January 4, 1852, d. January 23, 1852; Francis Wallace, b. December 30, 1853 (M.D., New York Univ., 1882) ; Frederick Eli, b. October 7, 1859 (M.D., Syracuse, 1885), d. April II, 1887. 72 GRADUATES. [1846. 276. *PERRY G CHILDS. B.A. X. *. Born December 4, 1826, Cazenovia, N. Y. Resided in Cazenovia, N. Y., 1847-51. Engaged in commercial pur- suits in California, 1851. Went to the Sandwich Islands, and intro- duced steamers for communication between the islands, 1854. Returned to San Francisco, 1856. Returned to New York, 1857. Went to Nevada, 1860. Territorial auditor of Nevada, 1861-69. Engaged in quartz mining, 1863-79. Resided in San Francisco, Cal., 1868-93. Engaged in mining and mining brokerage, 1881-93. Employed in the San Francisco Mint for many years. Died July 16, 1893, Oakland, Cal. 277. *FRIEND SMITH DAVENPORT. B.A. Born February 18, 1824. Studied law and engaged in farming in Montgomery, N. Y. Died April 17, 1849. Married December 20, 1848, Mary Jane Benedict, of Montgomery, N. Y., who died July 17, 1898. Child: William Friend, b. September 13, 1849. 278. *ZEBINA THOMAS DEAN. B.A.; M.D., Cleveland Medi- cal College, 1849, and Cincinnati Medical College, 1850. ■*. T. Born February 9, 1821, Pittsford, Vt. Taught in Brunswick County, Va., 1849. Practised medicine in Milan, Ohio, 1850-56 ; Parma, Mich, 1856-60. Died December 25, 1862, Milan, Ohio. 279. FRANCIS THOMAS GARRETTSON. B.A. X. ■^. Born May 26, 1826, Rhinebeck, N. Y. Studied law in Rhinebeck and New York, N. Y., 1847-48. In busi- ness in New York and Liverpool as partner in a shipping house, 1849-50. Admitted to the bar, 1851. Practised law in New York, N. Y., 1851-1900. Retired, 1900. Married October 16, 1856, Helen Jay Prime, of New York, N. Y. Children : Frederick Prime, b. 1857 ; Elizabeth Waters, b. 1859, m. S. H. Russell; Helen Jay, b. 1864. Address : 19 Liberty St., New Yoirk, N. Y. 280. *AMZI WESLEY GENUNG. B.A. Born November 3, 1821, Honesdale, Pa. Principal of Meriden Academy, Conn., 1847-48. Engaged in mining in Calif^nia, 1849-63. Deputy surveyor of customs in San Francisco, Cal., i8ffii-70. Connected with the Internal Revenue Office, San Fran- cisco, Cal., 1870-73. Bookkeeper; for a time in charge of county records, Calaveras Co., Cal., 1873-81. Died March 18, 1881, San Fran- cisco, Cal. 281. *JOHN BINNEY GOULD. B.A. ; M.A., 1849. X. ^. Born April 7, 1824, Hull, Mass. Brother of T. L. Gould (class of 1850) . Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Cbnference, M. E. Church, 1846. Stationed at Tolland and Rockville, Conn., 1846-47J Marlboro, 1847-48; Marshfield, Mass., 1848-49; Quincy, 1849-50; East Weymouth, 1850-52; Edgartown, 1852-54; Allen St., New Bedford, 1854-56; New London, Conn., 1856-58; East Main St., Norwich, 1858-59 ; St. Paul's, Fall River, Mass., 1859-61 ; Chestnut St., Provi- dence, R. I., 1861-63; Power St., Providence, 1863-65; Broadway, 73 1846.] GRADUATES. Providence, 1865-67. Chaplain of nth R. I. Volunteers, 1862-63. Transferred to East Maine Conference, 1867. Stationed at Brick Chapel, Bangor, Me., 1867-69. U. S. consul at Birmingham, England, 1869-78. Located, 1876. U. S. consul at Marseilles, France, 1878-80. Preached at M. E. Church, Newton, Mass., 1881-83. Readmitted to New England Conference, 1883. Stationed at Newton, Mass., 1883-84; AUston, 1884-85; Newton Lower Falls, 1885-88. Supernumerary, residing in Newton, Mass., 1888-98. Superannuated, engaged in evan- gelistic work, 18^-1908. Died December 29, 1908, Reading, Mass. Married April 21, 1847, Caroline K Denison, of Mystic, Conn., who died June, 1907. Child: John Melville, b. July 4, 1848 (B.A., Brown, 1871). 282. *ALBERT SCHUYLER GRAVES. B.A.; M.A., 1856. *. T. *. B. K. Born January 17, 1824, Salisbury, Vt. Brother of No. 799. Preached in West Troy, N. Y., 1846. Joined Oneida (now Central New York) Conference, M. E. Church, 1847. Stationed at Groton, N. Y., 1847-49; Moravia, 1849-51; Ithaca, 1851-52; Oxford, 1852-54; Bleecker St., Utica, 1854-55; Cortland, 1855-57; North St., Auburn, 1857758. Presiding Elder of Cortland District, 1860-64. Principal of Oneida Conference (now Cazenovia) Seminary, N. Y., 1864-69. Transferred to New York East Conference, 1870. Stationed at Fair Haven, Conn., 1870-71. Traveled in Europe, 1871-72. Stationed at Winsted, Conn., 1872-74; New Rochelle, N. Y., 1874-76. Presiding Elder of Long Island South District, 1876-77; Brooklyn District, 1877-80. , Stationed at South Third St., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1880-83; Southold, 1883-84; Springfield, 1884-86; Stratford, Conn., 1886-87. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1864, '68, '80. Died September 14, 1887, Stratford, Conn. Married October 19, 1851, Harriet Ann Grant, of Ithaca, N. Y., who d:ed July 29, 1858. Married April 29, 1862, Isabella Graham Mcintosh, of Vernon, N. Y., who died April 21, 1888. Children : Albert Schuyler, b. October 17, 1852, d. September 11, 1859; Jessie Helen, b. May 5, 1854, d. April 5, 1855 ; Arthur Eugene, b. April 30, 1857, d. 1875 ; Louie M., b. December 24, 1863, d. September 3, 1864; Evelyn Mcintosh, b. October 9, 1865, d. March 31, 1867; Isabel Evangeline (No. 1669), b. April 19, 1868; Florence Alberta (No. 1826), b. November 7, 1872; Edith Rochelle (No. 1930), b. July i, 1874, m. H. I. Harriman (No. 1846). 283. *FRANCIS WARD HAMMOND. B.A. Born October 4, 1821, New Village, N. Y. Brother of No. 800, and of G. H. Hkmmond (class of 1868). ^ Taught in Huntington, N. Y., 1846. Principal of Academy, Haver- straw, N. Y., 1847. Taught in Prince George County, Md., 1848-49; Mathews Court House, Va., 1850. Principal of Hickory Neck Academy, Va., 1851-53. In the lumber business at York River, Va., 1854. Again principal of Hickory Neck Academy, 1855-56. Principal of Seminary in James City Co., Va., 1858-60; Union- town Academy, Ala., 1861. In 5th Regiment, Va. Cavalry, 1862. At home a private citizen; house plundered, furniture burned and himself imprisoned, 1863-64. Taught in New Kent Co., Va., 1865-66. Engaged in planting oysters and in farming in Ivy Dell, Va., 1867-68. Planter and merchant in Burnt Ordinary, Va., 1869-91. Died November 4, 1894, Tbano, Va. Married February 26, 1857, Mary Octavia Henley, of Virginia, who died May, 1873. Married October 18, 1876, Alice Browne Hankins,who 74 GRADUATES. [1846. died December I, 1876. Children: Frank Henley, b. May 18, 1858, d. November 21, 1859; Kate Mowbray, b. March 24, 1861, m. J. G. Carl- ton; , b. July 23, 1863, d. November 21, 1863; Laura Octavia, b. August S, 1866, m. C. C. Branch ; Frank Whittaker, b. 1869, d. October, 1873. 284. *GILBERT HAVEN. B.A. ; M.A., 1849. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Born September 19, 1821, Maiden, Mass. Taught in Amenia Seminary, N. Y., 1846-48 ; principal, 1848. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1851. Stationed at Northampton, Mass., 1851-53; Wilbraham, 1853-55; Westfield, 1855-57; Roxbury, 1857-59; Cambridgeport, 1859-61. Chaplain of 8th Mass. Regiment, 1861. Traveled in Europe and the East, 1862. Stationed at North Russell St., Boston, Mass., 1863-64. Editor of Zion's Herald, Boston, Mass., 1867-72. Elected Bishop of M. E. Church, 1872. Traveled in Mexico, where he founded a Mission, 1873. Traveled in Africa, 1876-77. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1880. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1868, '72. Died January 3, 1880, Maiden, Mass. Married September 17, 1851, Mary Ingraham, of Amenia, N. Y., who died April 3, i860. Children : George, b. October 24, 1853, d. June 12, 1854; William Ingraham (No. 1153), b. January 30, 1856; Mary Michelle, b. May 7, 1858, m. W. P. Thirkield; Gilbert Belknap, b. March 29, i860, d. April 3, i860. 286. *BENJAMIN THOMAS HOYT. B.A.; M.A., 1849. ^. T. Born October 18, 1820, Boston, Mass. Brother of Nos. 236 and 395. Principal of High School, Middletown, Conn., 1846; High School, Chelsea, Mass., 1849; Lawrenceburg Institute, Ind., 1852. Associate editor of The Indiana School Journal, 1854. Principal, Indiana Female College, Indianapolis, 1856. Professor of Latin and Literature, Indiana Asbury (now De Pauw) University, 1858-60; of Belles-Lettres and History in the same, 1863-67. Died May 24, 1867, Greencastle, Ind. Married August 23, 1853, Emeline Lewis, of Boston, Mass., who died Tune 25, 1893. Children: Mary Corliss, b. July 18, 1855, m. J. L. Brown; Alice Emma, b. February 14, 1858, d. January 11, 1859; Ellen Carrie, b. February 2, i860, m. J. D. Morgan ; Grace Emma, b. January 6, 1862, d. September 3, 1887. 286. *ZENAS HURD. B.A. Born October 27, 1821. Joined Genesee Conference, M. E. Church, 1846. Stationed at Churchville, N. Y., 1846-47. Appointed to Covington Circuit, 1847-48. Stationed at Niagara Falls, 1848-50 ; Wilson, 1850-51 ; Seneca St., Buffalo, 1851-53; Warsaw, 1853-54; Castile, 1854-55; Pike, 1855-56. Principal of Genesee Conference Seminary, Pike, N. Y., 1856-59. Taught in Genesee Wesleyan Seminary, Lima, N. Y., 1859-60; princi- pal, i860. Stationed at Alabama, N. Y., 1862-63; Cambria, 1863-64; Knowlesville, 1864-65 ; Newf ane, 1865-66 ; Niagara Falls, 1866-69 ; Tonawanda, 1869-71 ; Lyndonville, 1871-72 ; Rushf ord, 1872-74 ; Gaines- ville, 1874-77; Porter, 1877-80; Chili, 1880-82; East Otto, 1882-83; La Salle, 1883-84; West Webster, 1884-85; Hemlock Lake, 1885-87. Retired from the active ministry, 1887. Taught in Genesee Wesleyan Seminary, Lima, N. Y., 1887-96. Died May 11, 1896, Lima, N. Y. Married May 29, 1850, Mary F. Seager, of Lima, N. Y., who died February, 1892. Children: George W. S., b. May 3, 1855; William Simpson, b. September 3, 1859, d. October, 1892. 75 1846.] GRADUATES. 287. AMMI BRADFORD HYDE. B.A.; M.A., 1849; D.D., Genesee College, 1867, and Syracuse University (od eundem), 1874; Litt.D., University of Denver, 1909. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born March 13, 1825, Oxford, N. Y. Taught in Oneida Conference (now Cazenovia) Seminary, N. Y., 1846-62. Joined Oneida (now Central New York) Conference, M. E. Church, 1848. Pastor of M. E. Church, Rushville, N. Y., 1862-64. Professor of Greek in Allegheny College, 1864-79; of Hebrew and English Literature, 1879-84. Professor of Greek, University of Den- ver, 1884-1906; Professor Emeritus and Librarian, 1906 '. Married July 25, 1850, Mira Smith, of Utica, N. Y., who died Sep- tember 12, 1899. Children: Maria Hibbard, b. July 11, 1855; Fannie Garrettson, b. June 27, 1857, d. October 26, 1863. Address : University Park, Denver, Col. 288. *WILLIAM MURPHY INGRAHAM. B.A. $. N. e. *. B. K. Born February 2, 1827, Amenia, N. Y. Brother of Nos. 191 and 778, and of T. M. Ingraham (class of 1844) . Taught in Amenia Seminary, N. Y., 1846-48. Studied law in Brook- lyn, N. Y., 1848-50. Admitted to the bar, 1850. Practised law in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1850-1908. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1883- 1903. Died June 7, 1908, Brooklyn, N. Y. Married October, 1853, Jane A. Seney, of Brooklyn, N. Y., who died May 14, 1876. Children: Frances Taft; William Murphy; George Seney, b. 1862 (class of 1885) ; Robert Seney (No. 1526), b. August 6, 1865. 289. *LEWIS FULLER JONES. B.A.; M.A., 1852. ^. T. *. B. K. Born August 5, 1821, Petersburg, N. Y. Taught in Troy Conference Academy, Poultney, Vt., 1846-48. Health failing, went to California, 1849. Engaged in quarti mining and milling, 1854-63. County judge of Mariposa County, Cal., 1864-69. Practised law in California, 1867-95. Member of the convention for the revision of the constitution of California, 1878-79. President of the Mariposa County Board of Education, 1880. Died November 5, 189s, Mariposa, CaL Married August 2, 1852, Sarah Allen, of Pawlet, Vt., who died February 15, 1909. Children: Lewis Newman, b. May 8, 1853; Lucy Sophia, b. September 4, 1855, m. W. G. Turner ; Julia Lois, b. Novem- ber 19, 1857, m. Mr. Jones; Nathan Clark, b. December i, 1859, d. November 7, 1873 ; Marian Sarah, b. March 31, 1862, m. G. G. Goucher. 290. *CHARLES SILLIMAN KENDALL. B.A.; M.A., 1849. •*■. T. Born August 26, 1826, New Lebanon, N. Y. Engaged in the manufacture of thermometers and barometers, 1846-53. Died April 14, 1853. 291. *REUBEN HARRISON LOOMIS. B.A. ; M.A., 1849. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born January 3, 1818, Bloomfield, Conn. Tutor in Mathematics in Wesleyan University, 1846-48. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1848. Stationed at Berlin, Conn., 1848-49 ; Bloomfield, 1849-51 ; South Second St., Williamsburg, N. Y., 1851-52; Ridgefield, Conn., 1852-54; Southport, 1854-55; Sims- bury, 1855-56; Simsbury, North Canton, and Washington Hill, 1856-57; Durham, 1857-59 ; Birmingham, 1859-61 ; West Winsted, 1861-63 ; Second St., New York, N. Y., 1863-65; Fair Haven, Conn., 1865-68; Middlefield, 1868-71 ; Southington, 1871-73. Supernumerary, residing 76 GRADUATES. [1846. in East Granby, Conn., 1873-74. Stationed at East Granby, Conn., 1874-76; East Pearl St., New Haven, 1876-79; Ansonia, 1879-82; Windsor Ave., Hartford, 1882-85; Windsor, 1885-87. Superannuated, residing in Bloomfield, Conn., 1887-91. Died October 31, 1891, Bloom- field, Conn. J Married August 3, 1848, Mina Hamilton, of West Granville, Mass., who died April 16, 1855. Married November 29, i860, Emily Gilbert, of Ridgefield, Conn. Children: Henry Harrison, b. January 11, 1851, d. January 23, 1852; Frederick Wadsworth, b. October 12, 1852, d. April 23, 1867 ; Sarah, b. April 27, 1864, m. J. F. Mohler. Address of widow : 127 College St., Carlisle, Pa. 292. *OLIVER MARCY. B.A.; M.A., 1849; LL.D., University of Chicago, 1873. $. N. 6. *. B. K. Born February 13, 1820, Coleraine, Mass. Taught in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1846; Amenia Seminary, N. Y., 1851; Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1851-62. Professor of Physics and Natural History, Northwestern University, 1862-70; of Natural History, 1870-92; Professor of Geology and Curator of the Museum, and Dean of the College of Liberal Arts, 1892-99; Acting President, 1876-81. Died March 19, 1899, Evanston, 111. Married July 2, 1847, Elizabeth Eunice Smith, of Chatham, Conn. Children: Annie Smith, b. November 30, 1851, m. F. H. Davis, M.D., d. February 22, 1900; Edwin Grosvenor, b. January 23, 1854, d. July 22, 1855; Frederick Malcolm, b. November 2, 1856, d. September 25, 1857; Maude Elizabeth Olivia, b. June 20, 1862, d. February i, 1875. Address of widow : 1703 Chicago Ave., Evanston, 111. 293. *JAMES EDWIN MARSH. B.A.; M.A., 1849; M.D., Dartmouth College, 1855. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Born April 19, 1822, HoUiston, Mass. - Taught in North Bridgewater, Mass., 1846; Amenia Seminary, N. Y., 1848; Royalton, Vt., 1850. Studied medicine, and engaged in the drug business in Roxbury, Mass., 1851. Druggist in Roxbury, Mass., 1857-62. Acting assistant surgeon, U. S. Army Hospital, Nashville, Tenn., 1862-64. Druggist in Roxbury, Mass., 18^-69. Died July 7, 1869. Married May 6, 1850, Emma L. Loomis, of Coventry, Conn., who died March 22, 1855. 294. *DANIEL MARTINDALE. B.A. Born January 24, 1827, Troy, N. Y. Brother of No. yj. Studied law in New York, N. Y., 1846. Taught in West Feliciana, La. ; finished law studies, 1847-48. Professor of Natural Science in Centenary. College, Jackson, La., and editor of The Southern Mirror, 1849. Practised law in Clinton, La., 1852-53. Elected district attorney, 1853. Died November i, 1853. 296. *SAMUEL SOBIESKI NELLES. B.A.; M.A., 1849; D.D., Queen's College, i860; LL.D., University of Victoria College, 1872. Born October 17, 1823, Mount Pleasant, Ont., Canada. Principal of Newburg Academy, Ont., Canada, 1846. Joined Con- ference of Wesleyan Methodist Church in Canada, 1847. Stationed at Port Hope, Ont., Canada, 1847-48; Toronto, 1848-50; London, 1850. President of Victoria College, Cobourg, Ont., Canada, 1850-87. Fra- 77 1846.] GRADUATES. ternal delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1864; to Wesleyan Methodist Conference of England, 1873. Died October 21, 1887, Cobourg, Ont., Canada. Married July 3, 1851, Mary Bakewell Wood, of Toronto, Ont., Canada, who died August 2, 1903. Children : « , b. and d. July 17, 1852; Mary Elleda, b. May 3, 1856, m. Kenneth Dingwell; Carrie Eliza, b. June i, 1859; Frederick Ernest, b. June 24, i86i (B.A., Victoria, 1881), d. May 11, 1907; Louise Florence Celeste, b. January 24, 1868 (B.A., Victoria, 1897), m. J. R. Starr; Harold Wood, b. October 26, 1875. 296. *FALES HENRY NEWHALL. B.A.; M.A., 1849; D.D., Genesee College, 1866. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Born June 19, 1827, Saugus, Mass. Taught in Gouverneur Seminary, N. Y., 1846; Brooklyn Center, Ohio, 1847; Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1848-53. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1851. Stationed at Pynchon St., Springfield, Mass., 1853-55; Park St., Worcester, 1855-57; South St., Lynn, 1857-59; Roxbury, 1859-61; Bromfield St., Boston, 1861-63; Hanover St., Boston, 1863. Professor of Rhetoric and English Litera- ture, and Instructor in Hebrew, Wesleyan University, 1863-71. Studied and traveled in Europe, 1867-68. Stationed at Common St., Lynn, Mass., 1871-75 ; South St., Lynn, 1875-76. In poor health, super- annuated, 1876-83. Author: Commentary on the Old Testament. Died April 6, 1883, Worcester, Mass. Married August 6, 1850, N. Janette Sweetser, of Saugus, Mass., who died March 12, 1887. Children: William Rice (No. 1281), b. Decem- ber 22, i860; George Martin, b. October 4, 1865. 297. *LEWIS FREDERICK PELTON. B.A.; M.A., 1849; M.D., New York University, 1851. X. ■*■. Born February 13, 1828, West- field, Mass. Studied medicine, 1845-48. Assistant physician, Emigrants' Hospital, Ward's Island, and Penitentiary Hospital, Blackwell's Island, N. Y., 1849; Kings County Hospital, N. Y., 1850. House surgeon, Brooklyn City Hospital; commenced practice in Mt. Kisco, N. Y., 1851. Prac- tised in Florida, N. Y., 1853-54. Removed to Davenport, la., 1855. Practised in Mt. Kisco, N. Y., 1857-58. Coroner of Westchester County, 1862. Surgeon of Board of Enrollment, Tenth Congressional District, N. Y., 1864. Honorably discharged from U. S. service, 1865. Member of Board of Supervisors, Westchester Co., N. Y., 1872. Practised medicine in Mt. Kisco, N. Y., 1873-83. Died September 17, 1883, Mt. Kisco, N. Y. Married May 15, 1855, Elizabeth C. Calhoun, of Pawling, N. Y., who died March 24, 1885. Children: Frederick Calhoun, b. March 28, 1856; Arthur Campbell, b. May 16, 1862. 298. *CHARLES POWERS. B.A. *. N. 9. Born in Amenia, N. Y. Practised law in Davenport, la. Married. Died February 3, i860, Ottawa, 111. *ELBERT GEORGE ROBERTS. B.A. X. *. Born October 14, 1824, Cornwall, Conn. Engaged in business in Sumpterville, Ala., 1846-50; in the whole- sale grocery business in St. Louis, Mo., 1851-61. Manufacturer of knit 78 GRADUATES. [1846. goods, Goshen, Conn., 1864-74. Went to Florida for his health, 1888. Died July 24, 1889, Litchfield, Conn. Married May 3, 1848, Virginia Kerr, of Alabama, who died June 2, 1901. Children: Elbert Franklin, d. October S, 1852; Anne K., b. November 3, 1857, m. W. T. Marsh; Virginia Helen, b. February 22, 1849 ; George Kerr, b. March 3, 1855 ; John William, b. November 26, i860 ; Elbert Peter, b. October 29, 1863. 300. *EDWIN CLOWES RUSHMORE. B.A.; M.D., New York University, 1854. X. ■*■. Born August 7, 1824, Hempstead, N. Y. Practised medicine in Hempstead, N. Y., 1854-85. Died February 4, 1885, Hempstead, N. Y. Mari-ied June 4, 1879, Mary Ella Haff, of Hempstead, N. Y. Child : Edwin Haff, b. June 4, 1881. Address of widow: Mrs. C. F. Gittens, 354 Fulton St., Hempstead, N. Y. ot F ^ 301. *DAVID ALEXANDER SCOTT. B.A. Born August 25, 1825, Montgomery, N. Y. Taught in South Carolina, 1846-52. Studied law in Newburgh, N. Y., 1853-55. Practised law in Newburgh, N. Y., 1855-90. Surrogate of Orange County, N. Y., 1859-68. Died August 27, 1890, Sabael, N. Y. Married October 17, 1867, Harriet Elizabeth Bradley, of Newburgh, N. Y., who died August 14, 1876. Children: William Clement, b. February 21, 1869 (B.A., Yale, 1893) ; James Bradley, b. May 20, 1873. 302. *SETH LORING SPRAGUE. B.A.; M.A., 1849; M.D., Harvard University, 1850. X. ■^. Born August 25, 1825, Duxbury, Mass. Studied medicine, 1846-50. Studied medicine in Paris; traveled in England, Ireland, and Germany, 1850-52. Practised medicine in Bos- ton, Mass., 1853-72. Surgeon in hospital at Fortress Monroe, Va., and Washington, D. C, 1862. Practised medicine in Norwich, Conn., 1872-83; New York, N. Y., 1883-93; Boston, Mass., 1893-97. Died March 25, 1897^ Wfston, Mass. Married October 21, 1857, Caroline Horton Foster. Child: Seth, b. January, 1861. Address of widow : Weston, Mass. 303. *WILLIAM TUNISON. B.A. ; M.A., 1849. *■ N. 9. *. B. K. Born August 19, 1825, Trenton, N. J. Taught in Pennington Seminary, N. J., 1846. Joined New Jersey Conference, M. E. Church, 1847. Stationed at New Egypt, N. J., 1847-48; Medford, 1848-49; Columbus, 1849-50; Cedarville and Fair- ton, 1850-52. Transferred to Newark Conference, 1852. Stationed at Belleville, N. J., 1852-54; Cross St., Paterson, 1854-56; Central Church, Newark, 1856-58; St. Paul's, Jersey City, 1858-60; Market St., Paterson, 1860-62; Union St., Newark, 1862-64; St. Paul's, Jersey City, 1864-67; Haverstraw, N. Y., 1867-70; Hoboken, N. J., 1870-73; Simpson Church, Jersey City, 1873-76. Presiding Elder, Jersey City District, 1876-80. Stationed at Simpson Church, Jersey City, N. J., 1880-83; Washington, 1883-86; Orange, 1886-88. Died April 8, 1888, Orange, N. J. Married May 2, 1849, Elizabeth Wilbur Woodward, of Imlaystown, N. J. Children: Edmund Jane, b. January 24, 1850, d. December 28, 1851; Ella, b. January 28, 1852, m. Samuel Sargent; Carrie Wood- ward, b. February 12, 1854, d. January 30, 1855; William Edgar, b. 79 1846-47.] GRADUATES. December l6, 1855; Benjamin Clifford, b. July 16, 1858; Clarence Woodward, b. September 3, i860; Alice Browne, b. Decfember 25, 1870, d. May 17, 1902. Address of widow : 50 S. Clinton St., East Orange, N. J. 304. SMITH TUTTLE. B.A. Taught in Maryland. Practised law in New York, N. Y., 1873. Has not been heard of for years. Married. Children: four daughters. Address : unknown. aOS. *ALBERT JOHNSTON WHITTAKER. B.A.; M.A., 1849, Born February 19, 1826, Trenton, N. J. Taught in Haverstraw, N. Y. Made an extensive tour in Europe with his father. Engaged in the real estate business in Trenton, N. J., 1853-69. Cashier of Trenton Banking Company, N. J., 1872-84. Director of the same, 1861-74, 1881-84. Died March 28, 1884, Trenton, N.J. Married March, 1853, Margaret A. Chambers, of Elkton, Md., who died March 13, 1909. 306. *CALEB P WICKERSHAM. B.A.; M.A., 1850. Born December 12, 1814, East Marlboro, Pa. Taught in Hamorton, Pa., 1846. Principal of Hall's Creek Academy, Md., 1847. Taught in Wilmington, Del., 1848-53; in a seminary near Richmond, Ind., 1853 ; in London Grove, Pa., 1854. Associate princi- pal of Media Academy, Pa., 1855. Principal of a school in Salem, N. J., 1857. Associate principal of Unionville Academy, Pa., i860. Principal of Friends' Academy, Wilmington, Del., 1864-70. Associate principal of West Chester Academy, Pa., 1870. Auditor of Chester County, Pa., 1873. Died September 12, 1888, Kennett Square, Pa. CLASS OF 1847. 307. *EDWARD GAYER ANDREWS. B.A.; M. A., 1854; D.D., Genesee College, 1863; LL.D., Allegheny College, 1881, and Wesleyan University, 1900. A. K. E. *. B. K. Born August 7, 1825, New Hart- ford, N. Y. Brother of T. F. Andrews (class of 1841). Preached at Morrisville, N. Y., 1847-48. Joined Oneida (now Cen- tral New York) Conference, M. E. Church, 1848. Stationed at Hamilton, N. Y., 1848-50; Cooperstown, 1850-52; Stockbridge, 1852-54. Taught in Oneida Conference (now Cazenovia) Seminary, N. Y., 1854. Principal of Female College, Mansfield, Ohio, 1855; Oneida Confer- ence (now Cazenovia) Seminary, 1856-64. Stationed at Stamford, Conn., 1864-67; Sands St., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1867-68; St. John's Church, Brooklyn, 1868-71 ; Seventh Avenue, Brooklyn, 1871-72. Elected Bishop of M. E. Church, 1872. Retired, 1904. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1881-1907. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1864, '72. Delegate to Conference of English and Irish Methodist Churches, 1894. Died December 31, 1907, Brooklyn, N. Y. Married August 7, 1851, Susan Matthews Hotchkiss, of Cheshire, Conn. Children: Eva, b. May 5, 1852, d. August 7, 1852; Winifred Elizabeth, b. April 15, 1856,. m. H. C. M. Ingraham (No. 778) ; Helen, b. June 28, 1859, m. W. G. Nixon; Edward Hotchkiss, b. February 22, 1863 (class of 1885) ; Grace, b. May 30, 1869 (B.S., Wellesley, 1890). 80 GRADUATES'. [1847. 308. *CHARLES AUGUSTUS GOODRICH BRIGHAM. B.A. *. N. e. Born December 3, 1823, Worcester, Mass. Entered Bangor Theological Seminary, Me., 1847. Preached in Chicopee, Mass., 1850. Pastor of First Congregational Church, Enfield, Conn., 1851-55; North Congregational Church, Enfield, 1855-72. Minister in Catholic Apostolic Church, residing in Middle- town, Conn., 1872-81. Died October 12, 1897, Hartford, Conn. Married September 2, 1851; Eleanor Maria Smith, of Middletown, Conn., who died May 11, 1859. Married October 17, i860, Susan Eliza Smith, of Middletown, Conn., who died November 27, 1906. Children: , b. September, 1852, d. soon after; Charles Smith, b. May, 1854; Wilham Marshal, b. 1857; . b. February, 1859, d. in two weeks. 809. *JOHN COLBURN. B.A. *. T. *. B. K. Born June 26, 1826, Lansingburg, N. Y. Taught in Red Hook, N. Y., 1847-48; Orangeburg, S. C, 1848-51; Troy Conference Academy, Poultney, Vt., 1852-53. In business in Lansingburg, N. Y., 1853-60. , Member of Co. F, 96th N. Y. Vols., during the Civil War. In a government office, Washington, D. C, 1867-69. In feeble health; patient in National Military Asylum, Hampton, Va., 1871-81. Died July 21, 1881, Hampton, Va. Married September 28, 1858. 310. CORNELIUS COLE. B.A.; M.A., 1850. ^. T. Bom September 17, 1822, Lodi, N. Y. Brother of G. W. Cole (class of 1850). Engaged in mining in California, 1849. Practised law in San Fran- cisco, Cal., 1850-51. Settled in Sacramento, Cal., and practised law, 1851. Editor of The Times (daily and weekly); Sacramento, Cal., 1856. Practised law in Sacramento, Cal., 1857-63. District attorney for city and county of Sacramento, 1858-S9. Member of National Republican Committee, i860. Representative in Congress from Cali- fornia, 1863-64. U. S. senator from California; for six years, chair- man of the committee on appropriations, 1867-73. Practising law in Los Angeles, Cal.; residence, Colegrove, Los Angeles Co., . Cal., 1873 . Author: Memoirs. Married June 6, 1853, Olive A. Colegrove, of Trumansburg, N. Y. Children: Emma, b, August 18, 1854, m. W. H. Brown; Seward, b. March 13, 1856; WiHoughby. t- November 20, 1857; Lucretia, b. Jan- uary 2, i860, m. H. Waring (deceased) ; Cornelia, b. June i, 1863, m. James McLoughlin; Schuyler, b. February 14, 1865; Grace, b. January 19, 1868, m. R. H. Jones; Frederick, b. July 15, 1870, d. October 2, 1873; George, b. August 28, 1874. Address : Colegrove, Los Angeles Co., Cal. ' 311. *HENRY A COOLIDGE. B.A. *. T. Born July 12, 1822, Forestville, N. Y. Taught in Morrisville Academy, N. Y., 1847. Editor and proprietor of The Madison County Whig, Cazenovia, N. Y., 1848-57; of The Litchfield Journal, Litchfield, III., 1857-63. Editor of The Leader, Shelbyville, 111., 1863. Engaged in teaching and assisting at teachers' institutes, 1865-72. Editor of The Litchfield Independent, 1871. Editor and proprietor of The Litchfield Union Monitor, 1873-78. Proofreader in Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C, 1889-94. Died October 31, 1894, Washington, D. C. Married October 18, 1849, Miss Horton, of Stockbridge, N. Y., who died March 20, 1875. Married Jane Webster Frye, of Fryeburg, Me., 81 1847.] GRADUATES. who died June, 1907. Children: Edward H., b. 1850, d. 1854; Mary, b. 1858 (married) ; Katie, b. 1861. 312. *JAMES ALEXANDER DEAN. B.A.; M.A., 1850; D.D., Illinois Wesleyan University, 1873. -ir. T. Born April 3, 1823, Hub- bardton, Vt. „ ^ . . ,, • Studied in Andover Theological Seminary, 1847. Taught in Bruns- wick County, Va., 1848. Principal of South Lowell Academy, N. C, 1849-52. Joined North Carolina Conference, M. E. Church, 1852. Adjunct Professor in Randolph-Macon College, 1852. Again principal of South Lowell Academy, N.,C., 1853-54. President of Ohio Wes- leyan Female College, Delaware, Ohio, iS^S ; Mansfield Female College, Ohio, 1856. Principal of Asbury Female Institute, Greencastle, Ind., 1857-59. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Confer- ence, M. E. Church, i860. Stationeii at Nantucket, Mass., 1860-61; East Greenwich, R. I., 1861-62; Mystic, Conn., 1862-63; Colchester, 1863-64; Fisherville, 1864-66; Dighton, Mass., 1866-68; Powers St., Providence, R. I., 1868-69. Transferred to New York East Confer- ence, 1869. Stationed at Westville, Conn., 1869-71 ; Bloomfield, 1871-72. President of East Tennessee Wesleyan University, 1872-75. Super- numerary, 1876-78. One of the successful contestants for the Eliza- beth Thompson Prizes given for essays on "The Labor Question," 1877. Stationed at Cheshire, Conn., 1878-79; Madison, 1879. Super- numerary, residing in Mystic, Conn., 1879-81. Principal of Durham Academy, Durham, N. C, 1881-82. President of New Orleans Univer- sity; transferred to Louisiana Conference, 1882-84. Died March 29, r88s. New Brunswick, N. J. Married 1854, Mary Harris, of Orange County, N. C, who died Jan- uary 13, 1859. Married November 15, i860, Sarah M. Gilson, of Mclndoes Falls, Vt., who died April 6, 1862. Married April 7, 1863, Jane Harding Noyes, of Mystic, Conn. Children : Adeline Elizabeth, b. June 10, 1856; Mary Harris, b. January 8, 1859; James Gilson, b. September 16, 1861. Address of widow: Old Mystic, Conn. 313. *EDWIN CHAUNCY GRISWOLD. B.A.; M.A., 1850. Born May 18, 1827, Farmington, Conn. Taught in Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Pa., 1848. Clerk on North River steamboats, 1849. Entered Methodist Book Room, N. Y., 1852. Bookseller in Elyria, Ohio, 1854-77. Lay delegate from Northern Ohio Conference to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1876. Resided in Elyria, Ohio;, proprietor of a book store for many years, 1877-1901. Died March 22, 1901, Elyria, Ohio. Married February 2, 1852, Anne Sweetland, of Hartford, Conn. Children : Ellen Augusta, b. February 28, 1853, m. Rev.- L. S. Smith, d. 1878; Edwin Luther, b. February 2, 1855 (class of 1877), d. Septem- ber 26, 1881 ; Fannie Martha, b. September 3, 1857, m. S. F. Day; William Sweetland, b. June, 1862. Address of widow : Elyria, Ohio. 314. *DANIEL HAIGHT. B.A.; M.A., 1850. Born January 6, 1827, Greenwich, Conn. Studied law in White Plains, N. Y., 1847. Practised law in Port Chester, N. Y., 1857-1908. Died March 14, 1908, Port Chester, N. Y. Married 1859, Susan Matilda. Sutton, of Purchase, N. Y., who died. Married July 14, 1874, Louisa Lyon, of Greenwich, Conn., who died March 21, 1893. Children: Josephine, m. Mr. Jones ; Daniel, b. Febru- 82 GRADUATES. [1847. ary 9, 1876; John, b. January i, 1879, d. October 11, 1898; Martha, b. August 8, 1884. 315. *ORANGEJUDD. B.A.; M.A., 1850. ^. T. *. B. K. Born July 26, 1822, near Niagara Falls, N. Y. Taught in Portland, Conn., 1847; Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1848-49. Principal of High School, Middletown, Conn., 1849-50. Studied chemistry in Yale College, 1850-53. Lectured on agriculture in Windham County, Conn., 1852-53. Editor of The American Agri- culturist, 1853-81. Agricultural editor of The New York Times, 1854-63. Became sole proprietor of The American Agriculturist, 1856. Resided in Flushing, N. Y., 1856-71. Served with the U. S. Christian Commission at Gettysburg, 1863 ; in General Grant's army, 1864. President of the New York, Flushing & North Side Railroad, and actively engaged in its construction; also president of New York & Flushing Railroad, 1868-69. Published The American Agriculturist, and numerous books, chiefly agricultural and scientific, 1856-84. Pub- lished The Hearth and Home, 1870-73. Established the Orange Judd Farmer Company, Chicago, 111., 1884. Resided in New York, N. Y., 1871-72; Flushing, N. Y., 1872-73; Middletown,' Conn., 1874-77; Flushing, N. Y., 1877-84; Evanston, 111., 1884-92. Trustee of Wes- leyan University, 1871-92. Donor of Orange Judd Hall of Natural Science, 1869. Died December 27, 1892, Evanston, 111. Married October 10, 1847, Sarah L. Ford, of Boston, Mass., who died 1854. Married May i, 1855, Harriet Stewart, of Lockport, N. Y., who died August 2, 1907. Children: a son, b. July 26, 1848, d. soon after ; Orange, b. January 19, 1850, d. September {,, 1851 ; Orange, b. March 23, 1852, d. April 2, 1853 ; Sarah Ford, b. July 18, 1854, m. G. B. Goode (No. 917') ; William Orange, b. March 3, 1856, d. February 22, 1869; Charles Ozias, b. November 9, 1858 (class of 1878), d. July 9, 1877; George Thomas (No. 1329), b. July 6, 1861, d. February 17, 1892; James Strong (No. 1392), b. December 25, 1863. * 316. JOSEPH ELIJAH KING. B.A.; M.A., 1850; D.D., Union College, 1863; Ph.D., Regents of University of New York, 1872. *■. T. *. B. K. Born November 30, 1823, Laurens, N. Y. Brother of No. 723. Taught in Vermont Conference Seminary, Newbury, Vt., 1847-48; principal, 1848-53. Joined Vermont Conference, M. E. Church, 1849. Principal of Fort Plain Seminary, N. Y., 1853-54. President of Fort Edward Institute, N. Y., 1854 . Transferred to Troy Conference, 1856. President, First National Bank of Fort Edward, N. Y. Trustee of Wesleyan Universily, 1871 . Delegate to' General Conference, M. E. Church, 1856, '64'; reserve delegate, 1868, '72. Married 1850, Melissa Bayley, of Newbury, Vt., who died October 17, 1887. Married December 28, 1889, Mrs. Josephine Mary Batcheller. Children: Mary Ellen, b. July 20, 1852, m. M. W. VanDenburg (No. 942), d. February 13, 1879; Charles Joseph, b. December 24, 1855, d. March 25, 1858 ; Alice Eliza, b. September 10, 1859, m. W. W. McGilton (No. 1278) ; Helen Melissa, b. April 2, 1863, m. J. E. Cheesman. Address : Fort Edward, N. Y. 317. *JOHN PARKER LEE. B.A.; M.A., 1850. Born January 15, 1821, Stanstead, Que., Canada. Taught'in High School, Summerfield, S. C, 1847-48. Principal of High School, Camden, S. C, 1849. Taught in Oak Bowery Female College, Ala., 1850; Auburn Masonic Female College, Ala., 1851-52. 83 1847.] GRADUATES. President of the latter, 1853. Taught in Tuskegee Female College, Ala., 1854. Principal of Brookhaven College for Young Ladies, 1 Miss., 1859-60. Engaged in farming in Stanstead, 1861. Principal of Stan- stead Academy, 1.866-67. Member of the firm of J. W. Burke & Co., publishers, Macon, Ga., 1870-76. Engaged in farming in Forsyth, Ga., 1877-83. In the Franklin Printing-House, Atlanta, Ga.,' 1883-87. Warden of the city of Atlanta, Ga., 1887-go. Resided in California, preaching and lecturing occasionally, 1891-1910. Died November 22, 1910, Los Angeles, Cal. Married September 19, 1850, Luella Hannah Pinkham, of Stanstead, Que., Canada, who died February 18, 1905. Children: Ella Alabama, b. November 15, 1851, m. W. W. DeHaven; Erfima America, b. March 30, 1856, m. H. Morrill; Rosa Bell, b. July 19, 1862. 318. EDWARD SPALDING LIPPITT. B.A.; M.A., 1850. X. *. Born September 17, 1824, Woodstock, Conn. Principal of Literary Institute, Pembroke, N. H., 1847-48. ' Taught in Wesleyan Female College, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1848-52. Principal of Boys' Classical School, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1852-54. Admitted to the bar, 1854. Practised law in Cincinnati, 1854-62. City solicitor of Cincin- nati, 1859-60. Professor of Mathematics, University of the Pacific, Cal., 1862-63. Principal and superintendent of schools, Petaluma, Cal., 1863-67. Acting pastor of First Congregational Church; Petalunja, Cal., 1863. Stationed at M. E. Church, Petaluma, 1864-66. Principal of Scientific and Classical Institute, Petaluma, and acting pastor of First Congregational Church, 1866-68. Practising law in Petaluma, 1870 . City attorney for Petaluma, 1875-83. General counsel, S. F. & N. P. Railway Company, 1875-92. Presidential elector. State of California, 1888. ' Married NoyemTjer 22, 1848, Helen M. Young, of Lebanon, N. H., who died June 27, 1849. Married July 2, 1851, Sarah Lucretia Lewis, of Monroe, La. Children: Sarah Frances, b. October 10, 1853, d. October 5, 1859; Martha Lewis, b. December 26, 1855, d. October 11, 1859 ; Mary Willis, b. March 9, 1858, m. J. H. Fitch ; Helen Marion, b. March 31, i860, m. T. K. Dougherty; Edward Lewis, b. June 29, 1862 {B.A., Univ. of the Pacific, 1882); Fannie Richardson, b. March 9, 1865, d. August 5, 1865; Frank Kavanaugh, b. March 9, 1865"; Lois Gertrude, b. June 10, 1874. Address : Petaluma, Cal. 319. *JAMES N MARTIN. B.A.; M.A., 1853; Ph.D., Univer- sity of the Pacific; D.D., from the same. Born October 10, 1823, Augusta, Ont., Canada. Principal of Galena Seminary, 111., 1848. Taught in Rock River Seminary, Mt. Morris, 111., 1848-50. Engaged in mining in California, 1850-53. Taught in. Rock River Seminary, ;i853-,S7; Belleville Semi- nary, Ont., Canada, 1857-58. Joined ' Rock River Conf erence; M. E. Church, 1858., Stationed at Rockton, 111., 1858-60; Oregon, 1860-61; Morris, 1861-63; Newark, 1863-64. President of Minnesota Female College, 1864. Transferred to California Conference, 1866. Stationed at Grass Valley, Cal., 1866-68; Marysville, 1868-70; San Francisco, 1870-72. Professor of Ancient Languages, University of the Pacific, Cal., 1872-go; Vice President, 1875-90; Professor Emeritus, residing in Seattle, Wash., 1890-1909. Died January 18, 1909, Seattle,, Wash. Married July 2, 1856, Mary E. Murphy, of Minneapolis, Minn. Children : Maiy EHa, b. February 12, i860, m. A. B. Stewart ; Elvert Lincoln, b. December 21, 1865; d. October 20, 1869. Address of widow: Hotel Perry, Seattle, Wash. 84 GRADUATES. [1847. 320. *CORNELIUS WORTENDYKE LAFAYETTE MORROW. B.A. ; M.A., 1867. X. -ir. Born August 16, 1824, Paterson, N. J. Brother of J. I. Morrow (class of 1849). Studied in Yale Divinity School, 1847-48. Joined New Jersey Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1848. Taught in Newark Wesleyan Institute, N. J., 1849. Engaged in manufacturing in Paterson, N. J., 1850-69; Brooklyn, N. Y., also engaged in literary pursuits, 1869-86. Resided in Huntington, L. I., N. Y., engaged in literary pursuits, 1886-95. Died February 24, 1895, Huntington, L. I., N. Y. Married March 27, 1850, Jane Eliza Chase (sister of No. i), of Middletown, Conn., who died December 11, 1905. Children: John Henry, b. January 6, 1851 ; Sophie Chase, b. July 9, 1853, m. D. W. DeForest, d. June 16, 1885 ; Cornelius Wortendyke, b. February 8, 185s ; Charles Sumner, b. October 15, 1857, d. August 2, 1862. 321. *JOHN HALL NEWTON. B.A. ; M.A., 1850. Born March 22, 1826, Durham, Conn. Taught in High School, Middletown, Conn,, 1848-49. Studied in Andover Theological Seminary; also in Yale Divinity School, 1849-50. Studied law in Middletown, Conn., 1850-52. Admitted to the bar, 1852. Pastor of Second Congregational Church, Middle Haddam, Conn., 1855-62. Died August 15, 1863, Middletown, Conn. 322. *BENJAMIN PILSBURY. B.A.; M.A., 1850; D.D., East Tennessee Wesleyan University, 1875. *. N. 9. *. B.. K. Born October 25, 1824, Boscawen, N. H. Studied in Yale Divinity School, also preached at Westville, Conn., 1847-50. Joined New York Conference, M. E. Church, 1848. By divi- sion of conference, became member of New York East Conference, 1849. Stationed at Guilford, Conn., 1850-52; New Britain, 1852-53; Waterbury, 1853-55 ; 7th St., New York, N. Y., 1855-57 ; Hempstead, 1857-59 J Rye, 1859-60; St. John St., New Haven, Conn., 1860-62; South Third St., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1862-64. Presiding Elder of South Long Island District, 1864.-68. Stationed at Winsted, Conn., 1868-69; Watertown, 1870-72. Presiding Elder of New Haven District, 1872-76. Stationed at Danbury, Conn., 1876-77; Stratford, 1877-80; Woodbury, 1880-82; Durham Center, 1882-84; Forestville, 1884-86. Supernumer- ary, 1886-87. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1864, '68. Died February 27, 1887, Middletown, Conn. Married April 24, 1848, H. Maria Chandler, of Middletown, Conn., who died April 4, 1886. Children: Benjamin Chandler (No. 1096), b. August 10, 1854; Sarah Maria, b. December 3, 1857, d. January 6, 1874. 323. .*SILAS WRIGHT ROBBINS. B.A.; M.A., 1850. ^. t. $. B. K. Born January 12, 1827, Dorset, Vt. Taught in High School, Middletown, Conn., 1847; Newark Wes- leyajn Institute, N. J., 1848. Pastor of Quarry St. (now 8th Ave.) M. TE. Church, Newark, N. J., 1849-50. Studied in Yale Divinity- School, 1850. Pastor of Congregational Church, North Haven, Conn., 1852-56; East Haddam, 1856-71; Manchester, 1871-91. Retired, residing in Hartford, Conn., 1893-1907. Died May 31, 1907, Hartford, Conn. • Married May 20, 1856, Lydia Walker Andrews (sister of No. 307), of Troy, N. Y:, who died November 21, 1909. Children : Frederick Wright (No. 1253), b. April 7, 1857; George Andrews (No. 1336), b. March 21, i860; Anna Florence, b. October 8, 1865, d. November 12, 1890; Clara Gertrude, b. April 5, 1867, m. B. W. Loveland. 85 1847.] GRADUATES. 324. *JAMES ROGERS. B.A. ; M.A., 1850. Born September 28, 1818, Cambria, N. Y. Lectured on telegraphy, 1847-48. Principal of High School, Port- land, Conn., 1848-49. Went to California; spent the winter in Panama, 1849. Taught in Sacramento, Cal., 1850. Joined ' California and Oregon Mission Conference, M. E. Church; stationed at Sacra- mento, to establish a seminary, 1851. Engaged in teaching and preach- ing in Sacramento, 1852. Stationed at Shasta City, Cal., 1853-54; Auburn, 1854-55; Coloma, 1855-56. Principal of Female Collegiate Institute, Santa Clara, Cal., 1856-58. Professor of Natural Science, University of the Pacific, Cal., 1858-60. Stationed at Michigan Bluff, Cal., 1861-62; Iowa Hill, 1862-63; Downieville, 1863-64; Auburn and Ophir, 1864-65. Supernumerary, 1865-67. Located on account of ill health; keeper of the lighthouse, Point Conception, Cal., 1868. Head- master of St. Matthew's Hall, San Mateo, Cal., 1874-75. Principal of Whitman Seminary, Walla Walla, Wash., 1879-81 ; Haven Normal School, Waynesboro, Ga., 1881-82. Died May 15, 1898, Crestview, Fla. Married September, 1853, Sophia J. Pettit, of Illinois, who' died January i, 1879. Children: Lewis Henry, b. July 16, 1854; EfBe Lizzie, b. October 17, 1856. 325. *PERRY CHILDS SMITH. B.A.; M.A., iSgo. - Born November 24, 1827, Cazenovia, N. Y. Son of President Smith; brother of No. 495. Taught in Clayton, Ala., 1847-48; High School, Middletown, Conn., 1849. Studied law in New York, N. Y., 1850. Admitted to the bar, 1851. Employed in a steamboat office in Albany, N. Y. In the office of the People's Line, New York, N. Y., 1854. General agent in same office, 1869-71. Resided in Cazenovia, N. Y., I871-72. Engaged in surveying in Appletoii, Wis., 1872. Connected with the Green Bay & Mississippi Canal Company, 1873; Appleton Furnace Company, Wis., 1876-83; Atlas Powder Company, Gibbstown, N. J.. 1883-85. Dis- bursing clerk and superintendent, U. S. Post Office Department, 1885-88. Chief of the Appointment Division, U. S. Treasury Depart- ment, 1888-89. Resided in Newport, R. I., 1889-1903. Died May 16, 1903, Newport, R. I. 326. *JULIUS SYLVESTER TOWNSEND. B.A. Born June 10, 1824, Moravia, N. Y. Taught in Moravia, N. Y., 1848; Rome Academy, N. Y., 1849, Studied theologsr in Geneva, N. Y., 1850; rector of Trinity Church, Fayetteville, N. Y., and St. Mark's Church, Jamesville, N. Y., 1851. Rector of Trinity Church, Pawtucket, R. I., 1853. In missionary work in North and East Attleboro, Mass., 1859. Resigned and went to Port Byron, N. Y., on account of failure of health. Assistant minister in St. Peter's Church, Philadelphia, Pa., 1861-63. Died April 16, 1864, Port Byron, N. Y. Married June 14, 1854, Martha Louise Rice, oi Port Byron, N; Y. Children: Smith De Lancey, b. March 27, i860 (B.A., Hobart, 1880). Address of widow: Mrs. Louise Townsend Bonnar, 293 De Kalb Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 327. *BENJAMIN VAN KIRK. B.A. ; M.A., 1850. Born July 4, 1827, Pennington, N. J. Taught in Pennington Seminary, N. J., 1847-51. Principal of Beth- lehem Boarding School for Boys, Pa., 1851. Principal and proprietor 86 GRADUATES. [1847. of Nisky Hill Seminary, Bethlehem, Pa., 1854-57. Taught in Moravian Seminary for Young Ladies, Bethlehem, Pa., 1859-61. Vice principal of the same, 1866-82. Bookkeeper, Philadelphia, Pa., 1882-1902. Retired, living in Philadelphia, 1902-09. Died December 17, 1909, Philadelphia, Pa. Married October 31, 1850, Caroline Maria Protzman, of Bethlehem, Pa., who died December 12, 1891. Children: Martha Elizabeth, b. September 8, 1851; Charlotte Annie, b. January 5, 1854; Charles Augustus, b. November 25, 1855, d. August 5, 1856; Charles Frederick, b. December 12, 1856, d. April 27, 1857; Benjamin Russell, b. April 24, 1859 (M.E., Lehigh, 1880) ; Edwin Stanton, b. January 3, 1862, d. September 10, 1862. 328. *GEORGE BELL NEWELL WAILES. B.A. Born Sep- tember 21, 1828, Wilkinson Co., Miss. Studied law in New Orleans, La., 1847. Editor of The Wilkinson Comity Whig, Miss., 1848. Practised law in Natchez, Miss., 1850; New Orleans, La., 1865; Plaquemine, La., 1873-80; Bayou Goula and Iberville, La., 1880-1904. Member of Louisiana Senate. City attorney of Iberville, 1894-1904. Colonel of a Confederate regiment in the Civil War. Died February 6, 1904, Iberville, La. Married November 29, 1855, Cecile Cropper, of Iberville, La. Chil- dren: Julie Cecilia (deceased); Ernestine Jennie Bell (deceased); Cecil Cropper (deceased); Marie Georgine, m. B. O. Morris; Louise Rebecca; Celeste Eulalie, m. Benjamin Deblieux; Mary Olive, m. H. C. Whiteman. Address of widow : care of Mrs. H. C. Whiteman, Donaldsonville, La. 329. *ALEXANDER WINCHELL. B.A.; M.A., 1850; LL.D., 1867. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born December 31, 1824, North East, N. Y. Taught in Pennington Seminary, N. J., 1847 ; Amenia Seminary, N. Y., 1848. Principal of Mesopotamia Female Seminary, Eutaw, Ala., 1851. President of Masonic University, Selma, Ala., 1853. Professor of Physics and Civil Engineering, University of Michigan, 1853-55. Engineer of Ann Arbor & Jonesville Rajlroad route, 1855. Professor of Geology, Zoology, and Botany, University of Michigan, 1855-72. Editor of The Michigan Journal of Education, 1859. State geologist and naturalist, retaining his'chair in the University, 1859-62. Professor of Geology, Zoology, and Botany, Kentucky University, retaining same chair in University of Michigan, 1866-69. Director of Geological Survey of Michigan, 1869-71. Vice president of American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1872. Chancellor of Syracuse Uni- versity, 1873-74. Professor of Geology, Zoology, and Botany, Syra- cuse University, 1874-78; of the same in Vanderbilt University, retaining same chair in Syracuse, 1875-78. Professor of Geology and Paleontology, University of Michigan, 1879-91. Author : Sketches of Creation; Pteadamites; Reconciliation of Science and Religion. Died Febrflary 19, 1891, Ann Arbor, Mich. Married December 10, 1849, Julia Frances Lines, of Utica, N. Y. Children : Julia Alexandra, b. October 31, 1851, d. May 16, i860 ; Jennie Carissima, b. October 20, 1853, m. A. H. Sylvester; Stella Clarissa, b. August II, 1857, d. November 22, 1859; Alexander Julius, b. August 9, i860, d.' July ig, 1861; Ida Belle, b. May 23,. 1862, m. H. V. Winchell; Flora Mabel, b. September 17, 1867^ d. December 24, 1873. Address of widow: 505 Palace Building, Minneapolis, Minn. 1848.] GRADUATES. CLASS OF J 848. 380. *JONATHAN EBENEZER BARNES. B.A.-j M.A., 1851. ■*■. T. *. B. K. Born March 8, 1828, Middletown, Conn. Studied at home, 1848-49. Taught in Wallingf ord, Conn., 1849-50. Studied in Yale Divinity Schodl, 1850-54. Assistant pastor of Con- gregational Church, Wethersfield, Conn., 1855-56. Pursued theological and philosophical studies, Middletown, Conn., preaching occasionally, 1856-59. Pastor of Congregational Church, Darien, Conn;, 1859-66. Died May 31, 1866, Darien, Conn. Married September 12, i860, Emily Hart Wells,- of Wethersfield, Conn. Child: Jonathan, b. July 31, 1864 (B.A., Yale, 1885). Address of widow': Mrs. S. P. Leeds, Hanover, N. H. 331. *FRANKLIN OTIS BLAIR. B.A.; M.A., 1851. Born November 30, 1822, Blandford, Mass. Taught in Providence Conference Seminary (now East Greenwich Academy), R. I., 1848. Principal of Wesleyan Seminary, Springfield, Vt.j 1850. Adjunct Professor of Intellectual and Moral Science, Lawrence University, Wis., 1856-57. Joined Wisconsin Conference, M. E. Church, 1857. Transferred to Southern Illinois Conference^ 1858. Professor of Natural Science, McKendree College, 111., 1858-73. Financial agent of . McKendree College, 1870- Agent of American Bible Society, 1873-88. Senior editor of The Daily and Weekly Trinidad News, Col., 1888-96. Died October 14, i8g6, Trinidad, Col. Married August 7, 1853, Electa Anna Adams, of Luzerne, N. Y., who died July 20, 1888. Children: Anna Eliza, b. November 26, 1857, d. September 25, 1859 ; Erwin Otis, b. October 16, i860. 332. *WILLIAM WARNER CLARK. B.A.; M.A., 1851. *. B. K. Born August 19, 1826, Bristol, Vt. Taught in . Gouverneur Wesleyan Seminary, N. Y., 1848; principal, 1850. Taught in Genesee Wesleyan Seminary, Lima, N. Y., 1853; Baton Rouge Collegiate Institute, , La., i860 ; Genesee Wesleyan Seminary, Lima, N. Y., 1861-63. Acting Professor of Mathematics, Genesee College, N. Y., 1864. In feeble health; resided in Rochester, N. Y., 1865-66. Died September 1,9, 1869. 333. *JOHN CURRIER CLARKE. B.A.; M.A., 1851. *. T. Born March 3, 1822, Chester, N. H. Taught in New Hampshire Conference Seminary, Notthfield, N. H., 1848-50; principal, 1850-51; associate principal (with No.' 344), 1851-52. Engaged in the lumber business in Cleveland, Ohio, 1852-54; Detroit, Mich., 1854-57. Removed to St. Clair, Mich., 1858. Super- intendent of schools for St. Clair Co., Mich., 1867-71. Engaged in the lumber business, St. Clair, Mich., 1873. Cashier of , First National Bank, St. Clair, Mich., 1874-81. Trustee of Albion College. Member of School Board, St. Clair, Mich. Died 1903, Detroit, Mich. Married November 23, 1854, Miss Edson, of Yarmouth Port, Mass. Children: Willis Gaylord (No. 1 144), b. May 28, 1856; Edward Edson, I). September 7, l860j d. August 20, 1863. 334. *JOEL BARBER CLOUGH. B.S. Born October 30, 1823, Palmer, Mass. ' . , Entered an engineer's office in Springfield, Mass., 1848. Engineer on Mobile & Ohio Railroad, 1848-49. Assisted in locating Vermont Valley Railroad; assistant engineer successively on Cleveland, Columbus & GRADUATES. [1848 CinGinnati Railroad, and Cleveland, Painsville & Ashtabula Railroad, 1850. Engineer, Mobile & Ohio Railroad, 1851-56; Edgefield & Ken- tucky Railroad, 1856-60; Nashville & Henderson Railroad, 1860-61. Engaged in farming near Minneapolis, Minn., 1861-62., Engineer of construction, U. S. military railroads, 1863-64. Honorably discharged on account of ill health, 1864. Engaged in farming neaf Minneapolis, Minn., ,1865. Chief engineer, Hastings & Dakota Railroad, 1866-68. City engineer and street commissioner, Minneapolis, Minn., 1869-70. Chief engineer, Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad, 1870-71. Assisted in building a section of Northern Pacific Railroad; chief engineer. Northern Central Railroad of Minnesota, 1872-73. City engineer, Minneapolis, Minn., 1874-75. Chief engineer, Minnesota; Northern Railroad, 1876-77. Engaged in farming near Minneapolis, Minn., 1878-79. General assistant engineer. Northern Pacific Railroad, 1880-81. Engineer of Yellowstone Division, Northern Pacific Railroad, with headquarters at Miles City, Mont., 1881-87. Died August 22, 1887, Helena, Mont. Married July 12, 1854, Mary Annie Pierce, of Lunenburg, Mass., who died January 25, 1896. Children : Mary Estella, b. November 24, 1855, m. R. W. Clough; Frank Pierce, b. February 6, 1858; Ernest John Childe, b. March 10, i860 ; Florence Augusta, b. July 31, 1862, m. T. S. Booth. 335. *DAVID NELSON CONGER. B.A. Born July 30, 1825, Danby, Vt. . Taught in Mississippi (1849), Ohio, Wisconsin, Indiana, and Missouri. For two years in U. S. Army during the Civil War. Prin- cipal of a public school, Westport, Mo., 1869-70; New Florence, Mo., 1871. Studied law;; admitted to the bar, 1872. Practised law in Moberly, Mo., 1873. Principal of public schools in Renie, Heytsville, and Memphis, Mo., 1873-76. Taught in Moberly, Mo., 1876. Princi- pal of First Ward School, Moberly, 1877. Taught in Jacksonville, Mo., 1878; near Moberly, 1879. Principal of a public school, MobeWy, 1880. Engaged in fruit-farming inrMoberly, 1881-1904. Died July 9, 1904, Moberly, Mo. Married 1870, Mrs. Lydia F. Romig, of Grasshopper Falls, Kans., who died before 1904. 336. *CHARLES WESLEY DAVENPORT. B.A.; M.A., 1851. Born August 16, 1826, Washingtonville, N. Y. Taiight in Tarrytown Institute, N. Y., 1849. Principal of Rhinebeck Academy, N. Y., 1854-57. Taught in Tarrytown Institute, N. Y., 1857-60. Principal of Barnesville Classical Institute, Ohio, 1860-66; First Ward Public School, Wheeling, Va., 1866-68. Engaged in fruit farming in Vineland, N. J., 1869-72. Engaged in farming near Gibbon, Nebr., 1872-96. Died February 9, 1896, Gibboil, Nebr. Married December 27, 1849, Anne Burnett. Children: Friend Smith, b. October 2, 1851, d. January 6, 1853; James Alfred, b. Feb- ruary 15, 1855 ; Charles Allen, b. February 13, 1859 ; Thomas Bradfield, b. March 11, 1864, d. July 25, 1864; Mary Frances, b. July 30, 1865, d. November 19, 1867. Address of vvidow: Parkplace, Ore. 337. *JOSEPH BENSON FREEMAN. B.A. #. N. 9. *. B. K. Taught in or near Chicago, 111., 1848. Died March i, 1849, in Ohio. 338. *JOHN PHILANDER GRIFFIN. B.A.; M.A., 1852. A. A. *. Born January 7, 1821, Vernon, N. Y. 89 1848.] GRADUATES. Taught in Fairfield Academy, N. Y., 1848-50; associate principal, 1850-53. Taught in Bloomfield Institute, N. J., 1853-56. Principal of Falley Seminary, Fulton, N. Y., 1856-69. Librarian, registrar, and business manager of Syracuse University, 1871-75. Business manager of The Northern Christian Advocate, 1875-90. Died April 21, 1890, Syracuse, N. Y. Married July 23, 1850, Phoebe A. Walker, of Russia, N. Y., who died May 26, 1901. 339. *SAMUEL HALL HARRINGTON. B.A.; M.D., Starling Medical College, 1852. Born November 18, 1827, Lyons, N. Y. Engaged in the shoe business, Geneva, N. Y., 1848-49. Began the study of law, later of medicine, 1849. Practised medicine, Richmond, Ind., 1852-59. Died September, 1859, Richmond, Ind. Married August, 1852, Jane E. Blanchard, of Richmond, Ind. Children: Mary; Belle. 340. *WILLIAM GEORGE HAWKINS. B.A. Born October 22, 1823, Baltimore, Md. Member of Theological Seminary, Fairfax County, Va., 1848-51. Ordained deacon in Protestant Episcopal Church, 1851. Rector of St. Paul's Church, Centerville, Md., 1852. Called to the rectorship of the Church of the Messiah, Glens Falls, N. Y- Rector of St. John's Church, Piqua, Pa., 1856-58. Removed to Cambridgeport, Mass., 1858. Rector of St. John's Church, Wilkinsonville, Mass., 1859. Appointed to general charge of missions in the Diocese of Mass.; established churches in Fitchburg, Milford, and Oxford, 1862. Agent of National Freedmen's Commission in Maine ; secretary of Freedmen's Commis- sion; editor of The Freedman's Advocate, 1863. Editor of The National Freedmanj 1864-66. Registrar of Third District, York County, Va. ; resided at Rippon Hall, Va., 1866-67. Rector of Trinity Church, Chamhersburg', Pa., 1868-73. Resided in Binghamton, N. Y.; chaplain of the New York Asylum for Inebriates, 1873-76. In charge of Christ's Mission Chapel, Ithaca, N. Y., '1876-78. Rector of Christ Church, Beatrice, Nebr., 1879-82; of the Gage County English and Classical School, Beatrice, Nebr., 1880-82; of the Church of Our Saviour, North Platte, Nebr., 1882. Retired from active work, 1882. In charge of missions of Protestant Episcopal Church in Wellfleet, Nebr., and adjacent places.,' Died July 18, I909, Denver, Col. Married October i,' 1851, Narcissa Brainard Simmons, of Essex, Conn., who died January 8, 1902. Children: Rachel Thomson, b. October 31, 1852, m. H. H. Rathborn ; John Henry Willis, b. February 13, 1855; Williain Brainerd, b. July 15, 1857, d. March, 1880; Joseph Dors^, b. March 13, 1859 ; George Cole, b. May 10, 1861, d. December 9, 1905; Carroll Courtiny, b. April 15, 1863; Hannah Woolsey, b. September 24, 1865, m. Frank Smith. 341. *EBENEZER HODSDON. B.A.; M.A., 1852. Born October 27, 1818, Berwick, Me. Principal of Alexander Academy, Burke Co., Ga., 1849; Greenville Academy, Ga., 1850-51. Taught in Oak Bowery Female College, Ala., 1852-53. Principal of English and Classical School, Auburn, Ala., 1853; Montevallo Institute, Ala., 1854-55. Taught in Autauga and Jeiferson, Ala., 1856-59. Principal of Jasper Academy, Ala., 1860-67; of public schools in Illinois, 1867-72; of public schools. Corning, Mo., 1872-74. Engaged in fruit farming, 1874-94. Died August 22, 1894, Corning, Mo. 90 GRADUATES. [1848. Married 1849, Amanda Lee (sister of No. 317), of Stanstead, Que., Canada, who died August 4, 1899. Children : Laura Reese, b. May 12, 1850; Clara Lee, b. February 14, 1852, d. January 9, 1880; Stephen Olin, b. October 19, 1853 (deceased) ; Florabell, b. September 10, 1855, d. March 8, 1858 ; Florabell Amanda, b. March 8, 1859. S42. *WILLIAM CASE KENDALL. B.A.; M.A., 1851. Born December 25, 1822, Covington, N. Y. Joined Genesee Conference, M. E. Church, 1848. Stationed at Cambria, N. Y., 1848-50; Royalton, 1850-51; Pike, 1851-52; Covington, 1852-54; Albion, 1854-55; Brockport, 1855-56; North Chili, 1856-57; West Falls, 1857-58. Died February i, 1858, West Falls, N. Y. Married September 19, 1850, Martha Frances Wallace, of Covington, N. Y., who died April 13, 1891. 843. *EDWIN RUTHVEN KEYES. B.A. ; M.A., 1851. *. B. K. Born May 7, 1826, West Henrietta, N. Y. Taught in Livingston, Va., 1849. Joined Genesee Conference, M. E. Church, 1850. Stationed at Williamsville, N. Y., 1850-51; Niagara Falls, 1851-52; Alexander, 1852-53. Superannuated; removed to New York, N. Y., 1853. Preached in the Vestry St. M. E. Church, 1853-54. Transferred to New York Conference, 1854. Stationed at Tarrytown, N. Y., 1854-56; Newburgh, 1856-58; Shrove Oaks, 1858-59; Sing Sing, 1859-61 ; Yonkers, 1861-63. Chaplain 6th New York Heavy Artillery, 1863. Resided at Owego, N. Y., 1863-65. Stationed at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1865-67. Transferred to Maine Conference, 1867. Stationed at Chestnut St., Portland, Me., 1867-69. Withdrew from the M. E. Church, and joined the New (Swedenborgian) Church, 1869. Missionary of the New York Association of the New Church; resided in Yonkers, N. Y., 1869-71. Pastor of First New Church Society, Philadelphia, Pa., 1871-73. Practised law in Yonkers, N. Y., 1874-86. Died November 16, i886, Yonkers, N. Y. Married August 4, 1849, Sarah Ann Bradshaw, of Lovingston, Va., who died January 7, 1894. Children: Edwin Ruthven, b. January 19, 1853, d. November 19, 1900 ; Malcolm Sidney, b. July 2, 1859 ; Charlotte Lilian, b. April 20, 1861, m. M. H. Dameron; Frank, b. November 15, 1864. 344. *JAMES ELIJAH LATIMER. B.A.; M.A., 1851; D.D., 1868. *. T. *. B. K. Born October 7, 1826, Hartford, Conn. Taught in Nevybury Seminary, Vt.,, 1848 ; Genesee Wesleyan Semi- nary, Lima, N. Y., 1849-50. Principal of N. H. Conference Seminary, Northfield, N. H., 1851-S4; Fort Plain Seminary, N. Y., 1854-58. Joined East Genesee Conference, M. E. Church, 1858. Taught in Elmira Female College, N. Y., 1859-60. Stationed at First Church, Elmira, N. Y., 1861-63; Asbury Church, Rochester, 1863-65; First Church, Rochester, 1865-68. Studied in Europe, 1868-69. Pastor of a church in Penn Yan, N. Y., 1869. Professor of Historic Theology in the School of Theology of Boston University, 1870-74; Dean, and Professor of Systematic Theology in the same, 1874-84. Died Novem- ber 27, 1884, Auburndale, Mass. Married 1853, Anna E. Ross, of Elmira, N. Y., who died July 8, 1894. 346. *WILLIAM CONWAY LAWES. B.S. Died 1870, Donaldsonville, La. 91 1848.] GRADUATES. .846. *ROBERT McGONEGAL. B.A.; M.A., 1851. Born March 25, 1822, Ithaca, N. Y. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1848. Stationed at Marlboroj Conn., 1848-50; Fisherville, 1850-52; Chilmark, Mass., 1852-54 ; Provincetown, 1854-56; North Bridgewater, 1856-57. Principal of Dukes County Academy, Chilmark, Mass., 1852-53. Located; supplied Church St., Boston, Mass., 1857. President of Wesleyan Female College, Dundas, Ont., Canada, 1858-61. Principal of Williston Academy, N. Y., 1861-63. Pastor of Baptist Church; .Laight St., New York, N. Y., 1863-66; Jersey City Heights, N. J., 1866-68; Newark, 1868-70; Norfolk, Va., 1870-72; Deep iRiver, Conn.y 1872-74; Hackehsack, N. J., 1874-76; New Rochelle, N. Y., 1877-81; First Baptist Church, Norwalk, Conn., 1882-86. Left the active ministry on account of failing health. Resided in Norwalk, Conn., 1886-92. Died December 4, 1892, Ndrwalk, Conn. lyiarried 1849, Florence C. Bevin, of Berlin, Conn., who died Decem- ber 7, 1903. Children : Robert,, d. about 1870 ; Annette Josephine, m. (i) Tihison Vosburg, (2) C. R Keogh, d. May, 1906; Althea, d, about 1.864; Frederick Bevin, d. aged 4 ; Madeline, d. aged 6 ; George Robin- son, b. April 18, i860, d. Septeniber .4, 1899 ; Irene Elmyra, b. January 18, 1852, m. S. H. Ed\yards, d. October 26,. 1904. 347. *RALZA MORSE, MANLY. B.A.; M.A., 1851. 4^. T. Born January, 16, 1822, Dorset, Vt. Principal of a grammar school, Randolph, Vt, 1848-52; Northfield Academy, Vt., 1852-54. Editor of Vermont Christian Messenger, 1853-57. Taught in: Newbury Seminary, Vt, 1857-58. Principal of Troy Conference Academy, Poultney, Vt, 1858-60; N. H. Conference Seminary, Northfield, N. H., 1860-62. Chaplain of i6th N. H. Volun- teers, 1862-63; of 1st U. S. Colored Cavalry, 1863-65. State superin- tendent of schools for Virginia, under Freedmen's Bureau, 1865-70. Founded State Colored Normal School, Richmond, Va., 1867; princi- pal, 1867-78. Alderman; member of School Board, Richmond, Va., 1869-79. U. S. deputy collector of internal revenue, Richmond, Va., 1875-81. Again principal of Richmond Normal School, 1881-85. Instructor in Logic and Rhetoric, Wellesley College, Mass., 1885-92. Removed to Dalton^ Ga., for his health, 1892. Removed to San Diego, Cal., 1895. Died September 16, 1897, San Diego, Cal. Married August 16, 1848, Sarah B. Wright, of Leicester, Vt, who died August 17, 1881. Married July 15, 1884, Mary L. Patterson, of Flint Mich- Children: Catherine Sarah, b. October 25, 1850; Wil- liam Marcus, b. February 2, 1855; Ralza Wright, b. June 9, 1859; Mabeth, b. January 7, 1865, d. August 16, 1874; Harold Patterson, b. July 4, 1886. 348. *EDMUND MAURIN. B.A. Died ; date of death unknown. 349. *HENRY SANBORN NOYES. B.A. ; M.A., 1851. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born December 24, 1822, Landaff, N. H. Taught in Newbury Seminary, Vt., 1846; Springfield, Vt., 1848; Newbury Seminary, Vt., 1850. Principal of the latter, 1853-55. Pro- fessor of Mathematics and Astronomy, Northwestern University, 1855-72; Acting President, 1860-69. Died May 24, 1872, Evanston, III. Married February 16, 1849, Harriet Newell Verbeck, of Derby, Vt., who died May 26, 1908. Children: , b. 1850, d. in infancy; Mary, b. 1854, d. 1857; Margaret Sarah, b. August 11, 1858, m. C. P. Otis. 92 GRADUATES. [1848. 350. *DANIEL FARNUM POND. B.S. Born July 14, 1822, Mendon, Mass. Preached in Wolcottville, Conn., . 1848-49. Taught ;in Hartford, Conn., -New Haven, Conn., Richmond, Va., and Brooklyn, N. Y., 1849-56. Connected with Potter's Mercantile Agency, New York, N. Y., 1856-57; with Dunn & Co. Mercantile Agency, New York, N. Y., 1857-58. Financial agent of Brooks Bros., New York, N. Y., 1858-65. Connected with Bradstreet & Sons' Commercial Agency, New York, N. Y., 1865-68. Agent for Osborn & Co.'s Bible cartoons, 1869. Engaged in manufacturing, 1869-74. tegal correspondent for H. K. & F. B. Thurber, grocers, New York, N. Y., 1876-78. Connected with The Methodist, New York, N. Y., 1878-81. Agent for the Mutual Benefit Life Association of Arnerica, 1881-89; for the Mass. Mutual Life Insurance Company, and Provident Savings Life Association of New York, 1889-93. Financial agent of the "New Era" sewing machine, 1893-96. Died January 20, 1896, New York, N. Y. Married February 14, 1849, Cornelia Burling, of New York, N. Y., who died July 2, 1885. Children: Lancaster Burling, b. 1830, d. 1876; Kate Cornelia, b. 1852 ; William Burling, b. 1854, d. 1856 ; Ida Eleanor, b. 1857 ; Anna W., b. 1859. 851. *BENJAMIN TITUS ROBERTS. B.S.; M.A., 1858. *. T. Born July, 1823, Leon, N. Y. Joined Genesee Conference, M. E. Church, 1848. Stationed at Careyville, N. Y., 1848-49; Pike, 1849-51; Rushford, 1851-52; Niagara St., Buffalo, 1852-53; Brockport, 1853-55; Albion, 1855-57; Pekin, 1857-58. Editor and publisher of The Earnest Christian, 1860-81. General superintendent of the Free Methodist Church, 1860-80. Founded Cheeseboro Seminary, North Chili, N. Y., 1868; principal, 1870-93, Delegate to Methodist Ecumenical Conference, 1881. Died February 27, 1893, Cattaraugus, N. Y. Married May 3, 1849, Ellen Lois Stow, of New York, N. Y., who died January 30, 1907. Children : William Titus, b. June 21, 1850, d. June 5, 1851 ; George Lane, b. January 7, 1852 (B.A., Univ. of Rochester, 1873) ; Benson Howard, b. October 9, 1853 (B.A., Dart- mouth, 1876) ; Sarah Georgianna, b. January 16, 1855, d. August 21, 1855; Charles Stow, b. June 12, 1856 (LL.B., Iowa Law School, 1880) ; Samuel, b. January 19, 1862, d. February i, 1875; Benjamin "ritus, b. March 13, 1864 (B.A., Johns Hopkins, 1884). 352. DANIEL STEELE. B.A. ; M.A., 1851 ; D.D., 1868. *: N. 9. *. B. K. Born October s, 1824, Windham, N. Y. Tutor in Mathematics, Wesleyan University,, 1848-50. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1849. Stationed at Fitchburg, Mass., 1850-51; Leominster, 1851-53; South St., Lynn, 1853-55; Second Church, Dorchester, 1855-56; Hedding Church, Boston, 1856-58; Maiden, 1858-60; Union St., Springfield, 1860-62; HoUiston, 1862. Professor ;of Ancient Languages, Genesee College, 1862-69; Acting President, 1869-71. Vice President of Syracuse University; 1871-72. Stationed at Tremont St., Boston, Mass., 1872-73; Auburndale, 1873-75; St. Paul's, Lynn, 1875-78; Lafayette St., Salem, 1878-80; Peabody, 1880-83; Reading, 1883-86; Howard Ave., Boston, 1886-89. Instructor in New Testament Greek and Exegesis; Boston University, 1884-85; Acting Professor of the same, 1892-93; Acting Professor of Systematic Theology, 1886-89; of Practical Theology, 1-890-94. Instructor in N. E. Deaconess Training School, 1895-99. Associate editor of Divine Life, 1889-93; of The Christian Witness, 1896 . Superannuated, 1906. Author: Love Enthroned; Milestone Papers; Binn-ey's Theological Compend Improved, etc. 93 1848-49.] GRADUATES. Married August 8, 1850, Harriet Binney, of Wilbraham, Mass., who died February 24, 1902. Children: Wilbur Fletcher, b. May 17, 1851 (class of 1871) ; Arthur Brainerd, b. April 20, iBss, d. February 24, 1857; Charles Breed, b. December 12, 1857; Caroline Binney, b. August 31, 1861; Mary Grace, b. April 11, 1871. Address: Milton, Mass. 353. *DANIEL WOOSTER STEVENS. B.A.; M.A., 1851. X. ■*. Born May 5, 1822, Walden, Vt. Taught in Hardwick, Vt, 1848. Principal of Milford Seminary, Ohio, 1849-64. Captain of Company H, iS3d Regiment, Ohio Infantry, 1864. Principal of Mt. Washington Academy, near Cincinnati, Ohio, 1865-69; of a public school, Milford, Ohio, 1870; of graded schools, Mt. Washington, Ohio, 1872-78. Died June 23, 1878, Mt. Washington, Ohio. Married December 13, 1848, Sarah S. Bayley, of Newbury, Vt., who died December 17, 1902. Children: Elbert Hamilton, b. October 14, 1849 ; Charles Edward Lippitt, b. July 26, 1853 ; Harry Clinton, b. December 8, 1855 ; Mary Johnson, b. January 27, 1859, m. John Story ; Willis Bayley, b. February 22, 1862, d. July 14, 1862. 354. *CHARLES ARMSTRONG WINCHESTER. B.A. Born December 28, 1822, Pawlet, Vt. Studied law in Springfield, Mass., 1848-60. Practised law in Spring- field, Mass., 1830-71. Member of Mass. House of Representatives, 1865-66. Mayor of Springfield, 1868-69. Died November 11, 1871, Springfield, Mass. ■ ■ .. Married December 28, 1853, Fannie Partridge, of Northampton, Mass. Children: Ada Armstrong, b. November 29, 1856, m. Louis Pease; Charles Tapley (No. 1668), b. August 26, 1868, d. October 2, 1904. Address of widow : 944 North Walnut St., Colorado Springs, Col. CLASS OF J 849. 355. *JOHN WILSON ALLEN. B.A.; M.A., 1852. Born 1824, Farmington, Me. Principal of a grammar school, Norwich, Conn. Aggnt in Portland, Me., for Mutual Life Insurance Company, of New York, N. Y„ 1868. Insurance agent in Maplewood, Mass., 1881. Died February 25, 1906, Maiden, Mass. 356. *DANIEL AMES. B.A. Born February 2, 1822, Spring, field, Mass. Preached in West Springfield, Mass., 1850. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1851. Stationed at Greenfield, Mass., 1851-52 ; Enfield, 1852-53. Joined Rochester Presbyt^fy,- N. Y., 1853. Member of Niagara Presbytery and pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Ridgeway at Knowlesville, N. Y., 1854-56. Organized First Presbyterian Church, Winona, Minn., , 1857. Pastor of the same, and member of Minnesota Presbytery, 1857-S9. Principal of Classical School for Boys, Jersey City, N. J., 1860-61. Resided in Washington, D. C, 1862. U. S. trade storekeeper in Harper's Ferry, W. Va.; aided in the establishment of Storer College for Freedmen, 1863-66. U. S. 94 GRADUATES. [1849. internal revenue inspector for Maryland and West Virginia; employed much of the time on special duty in the West, 1867-69. Lecturer, and teacher of elocution, in Storer College, Harper's Ferry, W. Va., 1871-77. Removed to the Black Hills, Dak., 1877. Preached under commission of American Home Missionary Society at Galena and Spearfish, Dak., 1878-86. Organized the Black Hills Educational Society, 1879. President of Board of Trustees, Dakota College, 1879-81. Returned to Harper's Ferry, W. Va., 1886. Mayor of Harper's Ferry three times. Died January 23, 1898, Harper's Ferry, W. Va. Married May 2, 1852, Mary E. Clemmer, of Westfield, Mass.; divorced. Married June 20, 1880, Margaretta E. Schell, of Spearfish, Dak. 367. *JOSEPH ALBERT BAILEY. B.A. X. ^. Born August 17, 1823, Middletown, Conn. Studied in Newton Theological Institution, Mass., 1850. Graduated from Rochester Theological Seminary, 1851. Pastor of Baptist Church, Essex, Conn., 1851-55; Waterbury, Conn., 1855-73. Died May II, 1873, Carlsbad, Germany. Married November il, 1851, Jane Ayrault, of Wethersfield, Conn. Children: Daniel Ayrault, b. September 11, 1852, d. July 23, 1853; Joseph Ayrault, b. March 17, 1855; Lester Lewis, b. May 10, 1858, d. July 27, 1865; Marian, b. July 6, 1861; Jennie A., b. December 19, 1865; Vincent Israel, b. December 25, 1870. 358. *JOHN EDWARDS BRADSHAW. B.A. X. ^. Born December 14, 1828, Charlotte, Vt. Studied medicine in Lansingburg, N. Y., 1850. Died October 2, 1850, MechanicsviUe, N. Y. 359. *CHARLES SOMENDYKE BROWN. B.A.; M.A., 1852. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born February 7, 1825, Plattekill, N. Y. Principal of Franklinville Academy, N. Y., 1849. Joined New York Conference, M. E. Church, 1850. Appointed to Sugar Loaf Circuit; residence, Florida, N. Y., 1850-52. Stationed at Middletown, N. Y., 1852-54; Napanoch, 1854-56; Newcastle, 1856-58; Falls Village, Conn., 1858-60; Hillsdale, N. Y., 1860-62; Newburgh, 1862-64. Presiding Elder of Ellenville District, 1864-67. Stationed at Tarrytown, N. Y., 1867-70; Perry St., New York, 1870-73; Cold Spring, 1873-75. Super- intendent of Five Points Misyon, New York, N. Y., 1875-80. Died November 14, 1880, Nyack, N. Y. Married March 21, 1850, Mary Augusta Howell, of Mattituck, N. Y., who died January 10, 1890. Children: Fannie Seward, b. October 30, 1851, m. W. B. Dalzell, d. April 5, 1888; Mary Alice, b. January 4, 1854, d. July 25, 1906; Nancy Eloise, b. December 31, 1856, m. F. P. Dalzell; Charles Howell, b. September 24, 1859, d. June 27, 1874; Caroline, b. November i, 1863, d. February 23, 1867; Helen Maria, b. February 8, 1869. 360. *JAMES CALDER. B.A.; M.A., 1852; D.D., Hillsdale College, 1866. $. N. ©. #. B. K. Born February 16, 1826, Harrisburg, Pa. Preached on Strasburg Circuit, Philadelphia Conference, 1849. Joined Philadelphia Conference, M. E. Church; appointed to Stras- burg; 1850. Missionary of M. E. Church, Foo Chow, China, 1851-54. in Harrisburg, Pa. ; engaged chiefly . in lecturing On China, 1854^ 95 1849.] GRADUATES. Pastor of Bethel Church (Independent), Harrisburg, Pa., 1855-57. Principal of College Institute, Shippensburg, Pa., and pastor of Bethel Church in the same place, 1857-58. Editor of The Church Advocate, Harrisburg, Pa., 1857-59. Returned to Harrisburg, and resumed for- mer pastoral charge, 1858. Professor of Belles-Lettres in Pennsyl- vania Female College, 1859-62. Pastor of First Free Baptist Church, Harrisburg, Pa., 18&2-69. President of Hillsdale College, Mich., 1869-71; of Agricultural College (now Pennsylvania State College), 1871-80. Managed a fruit farm at Harrisburg, Pa., 1880-85. Assistant editor of The Farmer's Friend and Grange Advocate, 1881-86. Pastor of First Free Baptist Church, Harrisburg, Pa., 1885-88. Chairman of Committee of Management of Keuka College and Assembly, Penn Yan, N. Y., 1889. Pastor of Free Baptist Church, Jackson, Pa., 1890 ; Harrisburg, 1891-93. Lectured for Pennsylvania State Board of Agriculture, and for the Pennsylvania State: Grange, 1893. Died November 22, 1893, Harrisburg, Pa. Married December, 1850, Ellen C. Winebrenner, of Harrisburg, Pa., who died March, 1858. Married August, 1859, Mrs. Eliza D. Murphy, of Harrisburg, Pa. Children: Francis Robinson, b. October 9, 1851; James Kirkwood, b. August 28,' 1853;, Charles Murphy, b. May 15, 1856 (B.A., Penn. State, 1876)^ ,:d. August 18, 1880; Arthur Russell, b. March ;4, 1858; William Carey, "b. May i, i860 (B.A., Penn. State, 187s) ; Mary Ellen, b. Feibruary 28, 1862; Howard Lincoln, b. June 16, 1864 (B.A„ Bucknell, 1887), d. 1901; Wallace Reamshart, b. September 10, 1872. ' 361. *JOSIAH JUDSON CLEVELAND. B.A. Born 1822, Masonville, N. Y. Engaged in mining in California, 1850. Preached in Little York, Cal., 1852; Volcano, 1853. Joined California Conference, M, E. Church, 1854.. Stationed at Mariposa, Cal., 1854-55; Sonoma, 1855-56; Napa, 1856-57. Professor in the University of the Pacific, Cal., iSS7. Stationed at Oroville, Cal., 1858-39 ; Dutch Flat, 1859-60 ; Michigan City, 1860-61 ; La Porte, 1861-63 ; Crescent City, 1863-64; Eureka, 1864-65. Appointed to Napa Circuit, Cal., 1865. Presiding Elder of Mount Shasta District, 1866-68. Stationed at Green Valley; Cal., 1868-69; Petaluma Circuit, 1869-71;' Lincoln, 1871-73; Colfax, 1873-75 ; Plymouth, 1875-76; Mayfield, 1876-77; Pescadero, 1877-78; Locksford, 1878-79; San Leandro, 1879-80; Sonora, 1880-81; Bolinas, 1881. Superannuated, 1881. Taught in the Chinese and Japanese Mission at San Franciscoj' Cal., 1881-88. Resided in San Leandro, Cal., 1889-92. Died January 17, 1892, San Leandro, Cal. Married July 17, 1873, Jennie S. Youngs, of Rockford, 111. 362. *CHARLES GALUSHA COLBY. B.A. Born 1830. Died October, 1866, New; York, N. Y. 363. *ALMON ORSON COOLEY. B.A. Principal of Woodbury Academy, Tenn., 1850. Admitted to the bar, 1851. Member of Texas Legislature, 1857-58. Practised law in Austin,. San Antonio, and Fredericksburg, Tex., 1862-99. Member of Texas State Senate, until removed by President Johnson, 1862-66; Judge of District Court, 1879-82. Died September 26, 1899, Fred- ericksburg, Tex. , , 364. *CHARLES ROLLIN DEAN. B.A.; M.A., 1852. *. T. *. B. K. Born June 25, 1827, Lanesboro, Mass. 96 GRADUATES. [18-4Bt -iiSaughtiin Alabafmi'-CoiS^renc^Qiistitutei, Sutnirferfial'd, Alk., 1849-S2. PresideMtiiof'Lowhdes6olso'''Feinalie Institute, 1852-56. Engaged in tan^. ning~1n Dalton, Mass., i8s6*.6g? fW%sternville, N. ¥.,- 1862-64; East Rfeindolph, N. Y., 1864-67; Lexidgton, Mich., 1867-68;. 'Pott Hope, Mich., 1868-71. Superintendent of public schools in Sandusky, Ohio, 1871-72. Engaged. Sn mining' iri' Venezuela, with No. 365, i872i74. Engaged iiiubusinbssj''with No. 541,, in the manufacture and sale of surgical appliances (firm name, Pomeroy Truss Company), 1875*04; Died March 28,31894, New York, N. Yi'l^ ,. -'u'^ •i Married September to, 1850, Lmcinda Eugenia iColegroye> who died July 30, 1886. Children: Charles: Francis, b. July 24, 1851,1 d. June 10/ 1852; Charles Francis,' b. October 30, 1853.' 'i^/' «t "' -: - : jf i^.iys!.'/^ .b ,r,Ooi .'.! o.'ioT .cl ,-ji!\ ■ , ' b -■"' 366. *LORENZO DOW. B.A. ^. T. , *. B. K. Bpm JulyjiO! 1825, Sumner, Me. .nv/t : a-j-A^bJ'. Taught in Troy Conference Academy, Poultney, Vt., 1849; Acquackanonck, 1)1., J., i§Sp; QiUforni^„ 1850753. . Taught in.Alal;aip.a; stiidied law, i85;3iS7; •Pt^a(;?^seS "1^'w .In Tppeka', Kans., 185^. Judge ■of Supreme CoUrt'utfdfer LeiayenwOrthCoh'stitutionj 1858. Editor of TU^ Kansas Tribtme; mayor 6t To^jeldi', 1859. Etigagfed' in manufacturing waterproof and combustible cartridges, in company with No. 563, in New York, N. Y., 1861; In Europe; 1862-63; Reisided in Piermont, N. Y., i864'-66. Engaged in business ip New Grenada, South, America, 1866-68. Cleared the ' old Spanisjh dike 'leading- from the Magdalgn^ River :to- Carthagena ; placed steamboats thereon for commefee with the interior; 1868. Family resided in Port' of Spain, Trinidad, 1870-71. Engaged in gold mining in Venezuela, i87»-72; Returned to Piermont, N. Y. ; visited England, 1872. Engaged in mining iH Venezuela, with No. 364, 1873. Engaged in mining iii Cblbrado,' 1874-81. Resided iri New York, N. Y., 1893-99. Died October 12, 1899, Ne\y York, N. % Married December 25, 1853, Eliza;beth Penfield, ,of MiddletQwn, Conn., who died-lSjS'ii'^rMarried 1862, Mrs. S. H. Anderson, of New York, N.Y., who' died May 25, 1893. Children : Grace Elizabeth, b.' ^^lyj 12, l8.<9, d. 1864; Florence, b. February 17,' 1864; Alexander, ,b- June 6, 1868 (M.E., Stevens Institute, 1801). ,■ " ' ' ^ ' ' 366. *JAMES THADDEUS FOUNTAIN. E.A. ; M-K 1852. X. '*. •*. B. K' Bdi'n'Oct Bown'd, of- Rhinebeck, N. Y., who diedtAlpfil 6; 1905. Ghildrx.Grac^'jSflrids, b'. Sfelptember 9, 1869; m. H. E. Montgomery. ,:;''■-! .-: -■■ i 1 97 1849.] GRADUATES. 869. FRANK GRANT JOHNSON. B.S.; M.D., Castleton Medi- cal College, 1851. Born January 30, 1825, East Windsor, Conn^ Studied medicine; principal of a grammar school. North Provi- dence, R. I., 1849.. Studied medicine; principal of Wethersfield Academy, Conn. ; studied in Vermont Medical College, 1850. Studied and graduated at Castleton Medical College, Vt., 1851. Practised medicine in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1852-56. Patented about one hundred new inventions, 1852-81. Married October 30, 185 1, Mary A. Bell, of Hempstead, N. Y., virho died February 2, 1864. Married April 28, 1865, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Bell, of Brooklyn, N. Y., who died January 24, 1869. Married November 16, 1870, Mrs. Rebecca E. Lund, of New Bedford, Mass. Children: Belle, b. November 20, 1853, d. January 5, 1856; Kate, b. March 3, 1856, d. January i, 1863 ; Minnie, b. June 6, 1863, d. August 30, 1863 ; Frank Read, b. March 2, 1866. Address : unknown. 870. *GEORGE GARDNER JONES. B.A.; M.A., 1852. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born October 9, 1822, Sterling, Mass. Brother of No. 463. Taught in Amenia Seminary, N. Y., 1849-51. Principal of Oak Grove Seminary, Ala., 1851-54. Professor of Ancient Languages, McKendree College, 111., 1854-57. Member of New England Confer- ence, M. E. Church, 1857-62. Preached in Milford, Mass., 1859-60. Minister in Protestant Episcopal Church, and Chaplain of 13th N. H. Volunteers, 1862-65. Rector of Trinity Church, Milford, Mass., 1865-68; >St. Johnls Church, Framingham, Mass., and St. Peter's, Bennington, Vt., 1868-81. In poor health; resided in Boston, Mass., 1881-82. In charge of a parish in Ashland, N. H., 1882-83. Spent winters in Florida, preaching occasionally, 1883-88. Mainly in charge of the parishes at Newport and Troy, in the Diocese of Vermont, 1888-91. Died May 9, 1891, Brighton, Mass. Married October i, 1857, Clara Ann Johnson, of Nahant, Mass. Children: Everett Heber, b. November 20, i860; Edward AugustuSi, b. March 8, 1863, d. September 8, 1864; Ellen Gardner, b. November S, 1868, d. October 9, 1901. Address of widow : Ocean St., Lynn, Mass. 871. *JOHN WESLEY JONES. B.A. Born August 31, 1821, Lincolnville, Me. Went to California, 1849. Engaged in general merchandise and insurance business in Behicia, Cal. ; gold mining in California ; lead and silver mining in Arizona, 1850-83. Assistant editor of The Cali- fornia State Gazette, 1851. Editor of The Benicia Sentinel, 1858. Postmaster, 1862-65. Retired, living in Benicia, Cal., 1883-97. Died November 14, 1897, Benicia, Cal. Married June 8, 1852, Harriet Wetmore, of Middletown, Conn., who died May 14, 1901. Children: Walter Brewster, b. July 2, 1856 (Ph.B., Univ. of California, 1878) ; Bertha Wetmore, b. June 16, 1859, d, December 6, 1861 ; Daisy, b. May IS; 1863, m. H. J. Dobbins. 372. *ROMULUS OSCAR KELLOGG. B.A.; M.A., 1852. *. N. e. Born January 6, 1827, Goshen, Conn. Brother of No. 592. Professor of Ancient Languages and German, Lawrence University, Wis., 1849-54. Resided in Milwaukee, Wis., 1855. Connected with Wisconsin Life Insurance Company, Milwaukee, Wis., 1859. ' Joined Wisconsin Conference, M. E. Church; stationed at Fort Atkinson, Wis., 1862. Died January 27, 1865. 98 GRADUATES. [1849. , Married December i8, 1855, Caroline Warner, of New York, N. Y. Children: Willoughby S., b. September 22, 1856, d. aged 13 months; Walter Bertrand, b. May 20, 1859 (B.A., Lawrence, 1880); Harry Clifford, b. October, 16, 1862, d. 1862; Howard Warner, b. April 13, 1864 (B.A., Lawrence, 1884). Address of widow : 1927 John Ave., Superior, Wis. 373. *JOHN ROBERT LIVINGSTON. B.A.; M.A., 1852. Born August 28, 1829, Barrytown, N. Y. Brother of C. O. Livingston (class of 1852). ■ Studied in General Theological Seminary, New York, N. Y., 1851-54, Graduated; ordained deacon in Protestant Episcopal Church, 1854. Rector of Trinity Church, Fishkill, N. Y. ; resided in Glenham, N. Y., 1854-57. Established Free Church of St. John the Baptist, Glenham, N. Y., 1855-58. Rector of the same, 1855-77. Established a parish day school at Glenham, 1858. Missionary in Glenham, 1858-77. In poor health, 1877-78. Died April 11, 1878, Glenham, N. Y. 374. *DAVID BENJAMIN LOCKWOOD. B.A.; M.A., 1852. Born January 7, 1827, Weston, Conn. Studied law in Bridgeport, Conn., 1849. Practised law in Bridge- port, Coiin., 1851; New York, N. Y., i860. Assistant editor of The Bridgeport Daily Standard, 1861. First sergeant in 2d Conn. Light Battery, 1862-65. Assistant editor of The Bridgeport Daily Standard; city clerk of Bridgeport, Conn., 1865-66. Assistant editor of The Waterbury American, Conn., 1866. Practised law in Bridgeport, Conn., 1867. Clerk of Bridgeport City Court, 1869. Judge of the same court, 1869-70. Practised law in Bridgeport, Conn., 1870-97. Member of Conn. Legislature, 1875, '83. City attorney, Bridgeport, Conn., 1880, '85. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1882-87. Died January 19, 1897, Bridgeport, Conn. Married February 11, 1856, Caroline Amelia Rediield, of Clinton, Conn., who died November S, 1865. Married October I, 1868, Lydia Ellen Nelson, of Bridgeport, Conn. Children: Alice Redfield, b. October 2, 1856, m. C. H. Baker (No. 1265) ; Lester Burchard, b. September ^, 1859 (class of 1884) ; Harriet Eugenia, b. August 18, 1869, m. C. S. Evans ; Lucy Bettie Josephine, b. November 19, 1870, m. E. P. Lyon ; Sidney Nelson, b. November 14, 1872. Address of widow: 11 14 Park Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. 375. *JACOB LA GRANGE McKOWN. B.A. ; M.A., 1852 ; D.D., Union College, 1870. X. *. Born 1830, ih Albany County, N. Y. Joined Oneida (now Central New York) Conference, M. E. Church, 1849. Stationed at New Hartford, N. Y., 1849-50. Taught in Newark Wesleyan Institute, N. J., 1850. Principal of Richmondyille Academy, N. Y., 1852; Cooperstown Seminary, N.. Y., 1854; High School, Pitts- burg, Pa„ 1855. Stationed at East Liberty, Pa., East Genesee Conference, 1856-57; Union Chapel, Cincinnati, Ohio, Cincinnati Conference,_ 1857-59; Trinity Church, New York,- N. Y., New York Conference, 1859-61; Washington St., Poughkeepsie, 1861-63; Kings- ton, 1863-64; Parlin, 1865-67; Dubuque, Iowa, Upper Iowa Confer- ence, 1867-68; Union Chapel, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1868-69. President of Albion College, Mich., 18^. Transferred to Rock River Conference, 1871. Stationed at 3d St., Rockford, 111.,. 1,871-73; Wabash Ave., Chicago, 1873-74; Ada St., Chicago, 1874-75; Sedding Church, Jersey City, N. J., Newark Conference, 1875-78; Roseville, Newark, 1878-79; Miltpn, N. Y., New York Conference, 1879. Died May 2, 1879, Newark, N. J. 99 ■876. • *LORE>fZO MARSHALL. ;'JB;A. ^ ,'-*.it; oSbm 'ApririT. 1824, Beekitiantown, N^'^Y. > "> ' ■■ ■'"'- ■>' ■ - "i . ''■- ' ;--...u'rrQ - Preached at 3d St.,' Tiroy, K.' Y., 1849. Joined' Troy" Confeeefac^ M. fe'Chut'cHJ-iilSSo'.' Stationed at WihoOski, Vt., !i85i!-§:i ; uCiatlMi) N. Y., 1852-53; West Troy, i8s3-S5,; BurlingtbH, Vtv i»5s^&J ; Wfk liamstown, Mass./.fc-iBsfr'SS; -LansiffgfbifllgV .N. i.Y., I'SsS-eo^o Gasfletbn, Vt, 1860-02; Johnstown, N. Y., 1862-64; Arbor Hill Church, Albany, 1864-65.' GhEU^afel of'ig2d JCew Yor^ .Ysluptesrs, i86s;HStation!ed5;at SchuylervilteivNl .Y.,.^i86,6-693o-lSphcjfSjj^8fe^gi.^iiJgnesvjIle>, 1871-7^^ Presiding Elder of Saratoga District, 1872-76; Troy District, 11876-% Statipfted. ■ at, 'C^&ihmwSiVN,v-Y-,; -ri8§of§ai,o!B*B5tRw% - iBSg-^ji^ J^jil- lianistown^, Mass., i886-88jjit Superannuated, residing at , Glgnspffl^Ilg) N. Y., 1888^98; Delegate, to :Gfnef all Gpixference, ,]V[. E.jChuf^',„i88oj DiediAugust 4,^1898, Glens TFsMS,N.,Y,,,ri ^ ,,, i. . - iiii;,;.^! , --, ', /'MatTiied; March 28, i8s5i JCsfte .^l^jptiesj of -Fort ; Edward, N-. Y; Ghildreft: -Mius ; Elmore, ibi Septemb^E igi; 1856, d., February 8, 1877 j Ella'Kate, 0. April' 23^ 185931 j(J!saples> Lpf^pzo^b.^J^nua*^- it, ri86ijdi March 15, 1861 ; Lottie jane, b. May 19, 1867 ;' Mina Amanda, b. Apfi'f 23, ri869,, d^igg2 : ,Cha^Xqrenzp, b. ilAyemb^r. 16, 187a . ^ AddresVbf wiao'^ : -pSm St., Gl'eAs FallsTN: Y. - • ' • <• .(JSTO-' ." >'I4'j /,' ■- . , . ! 'r;'-.lj -"'-■' '' "' '''.'' !■'.'!"'" •/! I'l'; ..itnt/.i .J'.'rfO-* . :.') ni I ■ ■ i;,",': -877.' *GEORGE FREDEMGK MELLEN'; /B.-A?r Mi A., iSgaj *.'N..'a" *. B/K.''' .•■;■-■";"■ ".;.;'' •''"! ■'-••■i.'' '■^'- ■;' ■'■--' ' 'Taught in various ' academies, iniGdorgiai; and Alabama, 1849-54! Studied in Andover Theological Seminary, :M'aslsi,-' 1854-55'; Died Sfeptember 'SO; 1855,' AfldoVen Mass. ■' ' ' ') .i\iriry.' . .v-n Ts '878. r=i!W>ESLEY HULL MILLER. )B.^;' Born I3ie«;enibier;,a i8ig) MountjPleasant^l.Pa. s .-'j-tSfi .vinvji'inj .■ii;v;. ' ,''/ ' .,■■/"'' Joined Oneida (now Central New York) Conference) M. E.3Churohj 1849. ''Staltioriea at Vartia^rtN. Y.,'--i-&©-S0; ScijBio» i85o^53r; 'Mc-jStgn- ville, ' 18S1-53; Cincinnatus, 1853-55; : HomerjTjl8S5-S!7'>ih Ska.aeafce!fesj i®57i Prihtipali of Asbury Female Seminary, i-iKecScuk,,;,]i)y,a, 18571 StatSondd- af ! Epworth, Ji'owa; Upjier Iowa Conferenee, ,r8^-SQ. -ipiijB?© ifumerary oni account of ill i health ;,^fagent;e of )Ep.wtpr1fc S^wBarid;|entph; 1875-76; Solon; 1876-7^'; W'affier, i&^&-7@i -Superantiukiied; res|.d^'.in Fayette, Iowa, 1879-87.' ' Died ^REiJ,X4, rii887„ Fayette, Iowa. ■.„?,, , , ■ Ma;;ried 4ugpst, 15, 1844, Harriet j P. Bowen, who dieii October 7! i865ii Married: June 30, 1870, Mi's. JRujIjiLoqke' Parker, of Marithbi^ N, Y. iChil,dren': Ann, Eliza, b. Augu?it 'iq, 1845, d. February 8, 1846; Anflj.Eliza, b. December ji, 1846, .'mi J. .W. McLean, Ji.t).'; CorfrifiS ^^|)ella, b^ September 10, 1848, d. Octqber i;l, ,1866; Laura" Maritf"'b! July 8i 1850, n:),^ey. G, M, Pennell; Clara Augusta, b. Mafdft'ii -iSgi d; Septemberr 22j;,l866;,,,Charles.,Wesl€j^^b. September' 26,' 1854," 'd October;, 19,, i^i , Abt)ie. Louisa,, h. Setttember 4^ 1856; Frederii-k ^IJ^upiH??. J"- JaP'^ary A 185P ■"""--- 'ev-. ...--.... , -^ . : . ^».:'^ Alice Ifjiti^nne, .b..-May 3, li ^^V-Mky- iJap^ary A ' 1858,; :.')AfilJjam- Frt^pbht,, b. JanXiary '4, iSS^.] \hce Ifj|ti^wne, .b..-May 3, 1864/ ' Vr \p [,, Ad(^res;^., of •yi.ddW,: Toledo, dhio. _,-;%,'', ,[.' Sid.- *jd6>^'->i^tjMMfiRFIELD^ NOR'TON. -J B.A;-' liorn'^ i^ Hebron, Conn. [ -; .-J-'i-.-iioy i6o GRADUATES. ([1849. b'jTanghtilln .,s&vepal ..HcjU^esr an4( academks. in, ^["J^xas, , ,1849-59. .E-j5gaged;iin basinpss ini Houston, Tex., 1869; Brenham, Tex., 1865-93. .RfiSidfiiJ ip^Ausjin,.iIIIe^,-S,., retired frotn active business, i893-97.., Pied December 21, 1897, Austin,; Te;^.i ,< 1 > , i 'Married Septerhber 15, iiS^.^Josephine Terese Joynes, of LHainpton, ya.; CJaildren : Hierbgrt Joyrtes, b. 1870; Sarauel Reginald,- b. 1876; Jphfl/lS.tjnjmerfieW, bi, January ,1, .i88gj d. December. 11, .5882,,! , Address of widow : 1075 14th St^, Oakland, Cal. . / i ■ 880. *JOHN PEGG. B.A.; M.A., 1852. *. T. *. B. K. Born ;M£crch i'b,"f827,. Coventry; Ertglarid.'^ :' I!'i;^' -ji' -ai « j;- la'Preacfiediat! First Avie. (i7.th St.), New, York, N. Y., 1849. • Sta;- tioned at West Granby, Conn., New York Easto Conference, M. E. Churcfc, i850-5'2; Plymouth, 1852-53 ; Simsbury, 1853-54; Ansonia, ;r8S4-s'6r^Sit. John St., JSIew Haven, 1856-58; Hartford,' 1858-60; Daii_- bury, 1860-62; Forsyth St., New York, N. Y., 1862-64; Middletown, ■Conn., 1864-671^;' Ge6rg®i St., Niessv. Haven, 1867-69 ; Meriden, 1869-72 ; jSecond Church,; Norwiilk) 1872-74-; South Second St., Brooklyn, N. Y., -r874-77; Waterbury^-Connj;; 1877-80; Fleet St =- Brooklyn, N. Y., 1880-82; Danbury, ' Conn., i 1882-85; Port Chii^tdr, N. Y., 1885-88. .Supernumerary, 1888-93. Superannuated, residing in New York and ■ New Roohelfk, N. Y.y 1893-94. Died June 18^! 1894, New Rochelle, (N. Y. -.I'-.ni-i V,. .,. .nsu:.u ■'-'■-'' ■ . ■ - ■ ■" ..,,. :, ,^; Married May, -2;ai8s5i T.Grace Gilbert, of Derby, Conn.,! who died September 3, 1903. Children : Gilbert, b. April 26, 1856, d. aged three imorithsr 'Alice/- Elizabeth,, b. JtiI^ io,ct8Sg,im. G. W.;'MGl3ali#ilinri(who -died), m. N.G. Cheniey (No. 886)i ,io3i r i.-.mr,!/: .o?Ji v.i:- ■ : ,. ,,;i -■ -. - .- ■•! ■'■■• '"; "381. *JlJLIUS ROWLEY Pbl^ElRd^.' B.A. ; M. A., , 1852. 'J'. T. #.' B. -&:' Born' fiA^/'l'■yi82S, 'Shartin, N. Y;' Brother of No's. 466 atid 541, and of R. M. Pomeroy (class of 1852) and W. PomerOy (class of 1861). ""Principal of -^jRerisitefaerville Acadernyj N. Y., 1849. Taught in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1850-55. Admitted to the b^r, 1855. Practised law in' New York, N. Y., 1855-77. -Difed April 16, 1877, Brooklyn, N. Y. Married October 7, 1858, Elvina Frances Sherman, of Homer, N. Y. Children': Edward Sherman, b.'ijNovember 27,' 1859 (class of 1879), d. Augiist 18, 1877'; Nina Shertriaii; b.- October 3, 1861, d. March 27, 1863'; Charles' Shernfiati; b. September 4, '"1865 ; Julius Shermin, b. October 4, fii§67; Mary Sherman, b. January ,7, 1870, m. L. H. Tuthill, d. 1908.; 3Sar-ah Sherman,- b. June- 7, 1876, m. H. S. Allen. •''■ Address .'o-f widow:" 'Homer, Cortland Co., N. Y. ;:882. *GEOR.GE WASHINGTON .PRATt.-: B.A.; M.A.,, 1852, ■*. T. ; *,j,B, K. Born 1^28, r Boston; ^ass.. .-. - >,,,,,. ,. Studied music in Leipzig;, Germany, i,849r~5i. Professor of Music in Boston,; M^SB.,. 1852-56. -Piedi|(|afch-S,;j3s6, Boston, Mass.' "■ 383. '*GE-C)RGE' -Worthy fjQtFftREAU. B.A.; M.A., 1852; D.D., Northwestern University, 1866., *. .B.,K. Born June 9, 1827, Stanfordville, N. Y. ■^■'"•■•' -'I'^i-'fi'- ' Taught in Providence Conference Seminary (now East Greenwich AiStdemy), Riolt, i84gf . Studied innAtiburn"^Theological Seminary, N. Y., 1856. Taught in Providence Conference Seminary, 1852^53:; ,§Sgo?i-a1;^ principal, 1853FS4,; ; ,'princii)al and financial .'manager, i8S4-S8. .Joinedi Providence .(now. -New, England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1857. Prinoipait and financial manager-, of Clark Seminary :M»[i 1849.] GRADUATES. (afterwards Jennings Seminary), Aurora, 111., 1858-73. Transferred to Rock River Conference, M. E. Church, 1859. Supernumerary, 1873. Manager of a silver plate manufactory, Aurora, 111., 1878-87 ; director, 1887-1900. Died April 11, 1900, Aurora, 111. Married April, 1855, Susan Higgins Smith, of Fall River, Mass. Children: Charles Henry, b. May 30, 1856 (B.A., Northwestern, 1878) ; Fanny, b. June 19, 1858, m. Dr. G. F. Allen ; Edmund Chase, b. March 18, 1867 (B.A., Northwestern, 1888). Address of widow : 127 South 4th St., Aurora, 111. 384. *FRANCIS ASBURY ROBINSON. B.A.; M.A., 1852; Ph.D., Lawrence University, 1868. *. N. 9. #. B. K. Born December 22, 1827, Sidney, Me. Taught in Maine Wesleyan Seminary, Kents Hill, Me., 1849-S4. Joined Maine Conference, M. E. Church, 1851. Appointed to Wilton Circuit, 1854. Stationed at Skowhegan, Me., 1855-56. Again teacher in Maine Wesleyan Seminary, 1856-71. Appointed chaplain of .15th Regiment; Maine Volunteers, 1864. Agent of Treasury Department at Savannah, Ga., 1865. Professor of Mathematics and Civil Engineer- ing in Agricultural College (now Pennsylvania State College), State College, Pa., 1871-73. Proprietor of Young Ladies' Seminary, Goshen, N. Y., 1874-76. Again taught in Maine Wesleyan Seminary, Kents Hill, Me., 1879-84. Member of State Legislature, 1882. Employed in Custom House, Portland, Me., 1884. Died January 27, 1884, Deering, Me. Married February 25, 1851, Susan Rich Nickerson, who died April 20, 1859. Married March S, 1861, Caroline Mathilda Qark, of Port- land, Me., who died October 12, 1899. Children: Sarah Ellen, b. July 10, 1853, m. Prof . J. H. Pillsbury (No. 1056) ; Edward Olin, b. March 21, 1856, d. March 29, 1856; Edward Olin, b. April 19, 1858; d. January 20, i8g8. 385. *WILLIAM WHITE RUNYAN. B.A.; M.A., 1852. Born March 13, 1828, Seneca, N. Y. Studied in Methodist General Biblical Institute, Concord, N. H., 1850-51. Office assistant on The National Magazine, The Methodist Quarterly Review, and The Sunday School Advocate, 1853. Taught in South Lowell Academy, N. C, 1854. Health impaired by severe illness, 1855-58. Founder and principal of an academy in Sonora, N. Y., 1859. Joined East Genesee Conference, M. E. Church; appointed to Savona Circuit, N. Y., 1864-65. Stationed at Marion, N. Y., 1865-66 ; East Palmyra, 1866-69; Marion, 1869-70; Port Gibson, 1870-73; Junius, 1873. Superannuated; engaged in farming in Marion, N. Y., 1874. Moved to Marion, Kans., 1884. Died May 23, 1909, Marion, Kans. Married May I, 1851, Susan L. Vail, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., who died March 9, 1864. Married October 26, 1864, Hannah Eunice Orcutt, of Sonora, N. Y. Children: Wesley Centenary, b. February 21, 1866; Susie, b. June 26, 1867, d. in infancy; Edwin Sherman, b. July 18, 1868; William Marion, b. January' 21, 1870; Isaac Easter, b. April 9, 1871; Alfred Cookman, b. May 26, 1872, d. August 18, 1872; Charles T., b. February 20, 1876. Address of widow : Marion, Kans. 386. JOHN HENRY SMITH. B.A. *. N. 9. Born July 2, 1821, Boston, Mass. Went South; taught; studied law, 1849. Druggist in Brownsville, Minn., 1855-80. Resided at Idaho Springs, Col., 1880-83; Denver, 1883 — ^ — . Senator from Minnesota for one term. 102 GRADUATES. [1849-50. Married 1847 or 1848, Miss Taylor. Child : Walter, b. 1849 or 1850. Address : unknown. « 387. *WILLIAM WATSON TAGGART. B-A,; M.A., 1852. Born December 28, 1826, Leray, N. Y. Taught at Terre Haute, Ind., 1850; Grenada, Miss., 1852. Resided in Leray, N. Y., 1834. Admitted to the bar, 1856. Member of Assembly of State of New York, 1859-60. Special surrogate of Jefferson County, N. Y., 1863-67; surrogate, 1867-78. Engaged in paper manufacture, Watertown, N. Y., 1864-1904. President of Board of Education, Watertown. Vice president of the Northern Insurance Company. President of the Watertown National Union Bank. Traveled round the world, 1888-89. Traveled in Northern Africa and in Europe, 1892. Died November 29, 1904, Watertown, N. Y. Married December 19, 1861, Susan S. Lee, of Watertown, N. Y., who died August 20, 1866. Children : Alice Lee, b October 31, 1863, m. G. C. Sherman; Henry Watson, b. March 2, 1866, d. October, 1905. CLASS OF 1850. 388. *JABEZ BROOKS. B.A.; M.A., 1853; D.D., Lawrence University, 1867. ■*. T. *. B. K. Bom September 18, 1823, Stock- port, England. Brother of No. 410. Principal of Watertown Seminary, Wis., 1850-51. Professor of Mathematics, Lawrence University, Wis., 1851-52. Joined Wisconsin Conference, M. E. Church, 1852. Stationed at Jackson St., Milwaukee, 1853-54. Principal of preparatory department, Hamline University, Red Wing, Minn., 1854-57. Pastor of M. E. Church in same place, 1854-57. Superannuated, 1857-59. Stationed at Red Wing, Minn., 1859-60; Winona, 1860-61. President of Hamline University, 1861-69. Member of State Normal Board of Instruction; U. S. commissioner on Indian payments, 1863. Professor qf Greek in University of Min- nesota, 1869-1909; Professor Emeritus, 1909-10. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1864. Author: Introduction to Attic Greek. Died January 26, 1910, San Jose, Cal. Married August 7, 1850, Eveline E. McKinstry, of Middletown, Conn., who died June 11, 1852. Married September 6, 1854, Ruby Bissell Pease, of Watertown, Wis. Children : Helen Ann, b. May 19, 1851, d. August 10, 1853; Walter Mosely, b. June 6, 1856, d. January 27. 1857; Adin Pease, b. October 1, 1857, d. February 2, 1882; David Denslow, b. February 22, 1859; Olive Emma, b. November 6, i860, d. December 28, 1898 ; Ann Eliza, b, September 8, 1862, d. May 6, 1883 ; Mary Bissell, b. November 26, 1865, d. October 23, 1867; Lucia May, b. May i, 1868. Address of widow: Box, 354, San Jose, Cal. 389. *NATHANIEL JUDSON BURTON. B.A.; M.A., 1853; D.D., 1870; M.A. (Hon.), Yale University, 1882. A. K. E. $. B. K. Born December 17, 1824, Trumbull, Conn. Brother of H. E. Burton (class of 1864). Taught in Newark; N: J., 1850-51. Studied theology in New Haven, Conn., 1851. Pastor of Second Congregational Church, Fair Haven, Conn., 1853-57; Fourth Congregational Church, Hartford, Conn., 1857-70; Park Congregational Church, Hartford, Conn., 1870-87. 103 Lecturer on Preaching, Yale Divinity School, 1882.184. ^^Died Qetober JS, 188^, Hartford, Conn. Married September 14, 1853, Rachel Chase, of New York, N. Yy who died Atrgust zijhgk^. Child: Ri3hard, b: March 14,' i%9. '/•' -"'8 i.,390. V^ShEOpIhiLUS SRADBURYl CliANDLpR. B.h.;'MAi 1853.' X;:Sf'; Barn. , March 28, i8?6,tE:Sst /Woodstock,, C»np> ,iJ: •'/. n t Joined iNtew -York iEa«fe €Qii£ere:pce> , M, , E,. Chutch^ 1850. StatioseS WPlymoutibL Hollow (ThoimastptiJ, Gonni, ,1850-52 ;. Haddam, iSs^rgstJ ■Westvi'liS, n-SgirS©/ In poojr Jiialth ; .,preached^jOCcasiDna%,:oi,8s$-SS^ Stationed ' i al.f NisMgatuek, rConn.,ifj8s9-6'i; EasfefBridggport,, iB^x-^^. Left/the ministry-on 30C(5unt of fill health, 1863. Died |une-(20, i8S$,-T Married/November, 1850, Miss Baldwin, who died Fehjsuary 11, 1853^ o/lv/ 'f .'/'_ ,t, ■ .. ' ,,i i '. ii: -n^ ' a;a:j'jj-' j-r-i;;;'I 391.-, I^aii^ea.tpn' . CHA^fe.' , y, B.X! 4 , .;iy[;^., ."II. shire Medical 'Cdllege, 1852, Halinehiaiin' Medical "Cdll son ■ Medical College, 1853. *. B. K. Born June r, 1831, Newton, N. H. At home, studying, in New Bedford, Mass., 1850-51. Studied medi- cine in Philadelphia, Ea,,^ Wppdstock,-. yt,_and i^ittsfield, Mass., 1851-53. Practised meoicirief in't;Haverhill,' Mass., 1853-94. Traveled and studied abroad, in various parts of Europe and the East, 1866-69, 1880H81, Ti89^^ igo7.' Bfetilifed ;fi?Qfti acfiyferpractic§Sl894l. TiilJflee aiid vice-fJ)re8irde!atli!ofi Tilt!ein)aSenIinafy,T>N. ~Hj; al,^[ Ipeftirer i rdii Physiology and Hygiene. Lay delegate t6 GenerW -Cbnfbnence, .M. B. Church, 1876; '92! 5-op;i'T ,:";.'' 'ir;:;- .■ , r . i^T, ■; to !,.:.;.■ 1 Married JanbJryri, . 1856,. Josephine ,®rbwnell^)- of iNewnBedford, Mass., *hb .diedifNijivemher io,.;i8g8. M&rrjed;rAugust 13, 1906; Alice Elisabet!h'X)Qwi[©f IsleSiof iSto^ills, Ni.,H.ii; - .;,-,,, , , ,,,j:.jrrr oivn' .:o j Principal of an academy in, Clinton,,,, fenn,, iiSsOj,; [ Fo;i{est Hill Academy, Athens,, Tenn., 1851. / Die|d October, ,50 1852, Athens,, Tenn.i Married August 27, 1850, Almira Caroline Warren (sist^ii of Nga. 471 and472),"t,pf ,yii5iiliam,sburg, l^gss., who 4ie^- September, 20, 1965. Child: AnnadM^arren, b. January 14, 1852, d., S,9p(:emt!er, i,oi8s6. ,-, 1 O I ,393.'. *ALokzO,'JAY EI)i'G|:ii;rqfc/'kA,. ;, '.BJr'.A., ,1853;, -Lt-D!, llniyer^ity of '-^'pfitti ^Dakota, i889,-{an,d. Wesleyap University, 1895. Bprn Junye 7, i827,;Rpine„N,. Y. , ,:J " .,f.. \-:'. /' '- ■.' ' ■: 'Engaged in-' ,teaclimg. 1850-53. -Retno'ved ito .Maritorville, Miiiii.^; admitted to thfe bar, 1855. Elected district attorney, 1856. , Member of Minnesota State Senate, 1858-60.. Entered- the ^^rmy iii loth W[in,iiesot'a Infantry; commissioned captain, 1862. ''Ejigaged" in the ckmpaigns against the Indians in Dakota, 1862-63. In Department of Missouri, j§63f64./ Compiissioned colonel; tBAVXlT-K DWMttttiem' of *h^(!@©lf, im4467i' Commissioned brevet b*igfldjet",'general; >i8$5,.!..; ineommaffd of District of Baton", RoBge,,;i866-67.,; Mustered o.ut qf service, ,-i86^. Railroad commissioner, St. Paul, Minn., 1871-73. JE^residential electgi;, ,1876. : Meiribef of Minnesota igenatte, 1877-78. Regent of UniyieiTity ©f Minnesota, '1878-81. U. S., senator from. Minnesota, i88i. Chi^ justice of thei Supreme Court :ofi Dakota, i88ir8S; President of tt)$ .eonsjtitutionalXottvsntjortfcf South Dakota; 1885, .'89: U-i/S- judge; fs>r !I04 i GRADUATES. I18SQ. the-Digtrict Qfcr-SouthDak(?t3,l 1889^96. iPfesident ,! ■' .j'.iAdd'il^ss ofiWidow: 1964 Marshall Ave.,, St.. Paul, Minn. i. ' n fr.;il,' .I'Joi ..(. .'■. .i.^jLm,. , , ' ■. '-.■>. , "'■ 394. *THQMA3 SYLVESTER FEL-LOW;S. B.A.; M.D.-, Har- vard TJ-ttiVefSiti^!' 1854; '' Borii September '4,, 1828, Gilmariton, N. H. -^ Studied medicine, 1850-54. "Pf'Sfdtis^d;. in Jfeffersoh 'and 'WSfferao, Wis., 1854-61; Southern Iowa, 1861-62; Walnut Lake, Minn., 1862-70; Wells, Miwi., 1870^94; .^^Iqral-, City, Fla.,.!l^^4-i902};};^p4 b. October 10/1852, d. 1868; Edwiard Norman, b. i8s8,'ld. aged TA months;, Lucy, Ellen, b. 1858, d. 1862; Clayton, b. December 23, 1867; Norma, b. November 3, 1869, €., June 7, 1870; Edward Warren, b. JXnuaryY5,', 1871, l ,0-r-ir-': ,-Xv. ; Y ':"_> • : ' .t.05 1850.] GRADUATES. 897. *WILLIAM LAWRENCE. B.A.; M.A., 1853. *. B. K. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1850. Stationed at Durham, Conn., 1850-52; Guilford, 1852-53; New Britain, 1853-54; New Rochelle, N. Y., 1854-56; Mamaroneck, 1856-57; Fleet St., Brooklyn, 1857-59; Essex, Conn., 1859-60; Norfolk St., New York, N. Y., 1860-61; Westville, Conn., 1861-63; Litchfield, 1863-65; Sag Harbor, N. Y., 1865-67 ; Bridgehampton, 1867-70 ; Port Jefferson and Setauket, 1870-72 ; Patchogue, 1872-74 ; Amityville, 1874-76 ; Burling- ton, 1876-77; Farmingdale, 1877-78. Withdrew from the conference; resided in Amityville, N. Y., 1878. Pastor of Baptist Church, Summit, N. J., 1879-80; of Second Baptist Church, Camden, N. J., 1881. Died April 28, 1890, Avon-by-the-Sea, N. J. Married twice; both wives dead. Children: William Henry, b. October 5, 1851 (class of 1873) ; two daughters. 898. *FREDERICK STERLING LYON. B.A.; M.A., 1853. Born June 21, 1827, Fairfield, Conn. Brother of R. P. Lyon (class of 1850). Principal of Wilton Academy, Conn,, 1851 ; Danbury Academy, Conn., 1852. Publisher of engravings, 1854. Taught in Susquehanna Seminary, Binghamton, N. Y,, 1856. Principal of Binghamton Academy, 1857. Taught in Hamilton Military and Collegiate Institute, White Plains, N. Y., 1859-60. Principal of Fairfield Acadeniy, Conn., i860; High School, South Norwalk, Conn., 1861-80. Editor and pro- prietor of The Connecticut Republican, South Norwalk, Conn., i88o-go. Florist, South Norwalk, Conn., 1890-1905. Died May 6, 1905, South Norwalk, Conn. Married 1862, Mary C. WooUey, of Bridgeport, Conn., who died November 17, 1868. Married December 25, 1872, Lottie C. Downs, of Newtown, Conn., who died January 19, 1876. Children: Frederick Sterling, b. November 19, 1862 ; Bessie IngersoU, b. March 22, 1874, m. Robert Silcock; Jessie Lockwood, b. March 22, 1874, d. September 13, 1896. 399. *THOMAS BENJAMIN PEARSON. B.A.; M.A., 1853. X. ■*■. Bom September 28, 1827, New York, N. Y. Brother of No. 425. Joined Troy Conference, M. E. Church, 1850. Stationed at Fair- haven, Vt, 1850-51; Sudbury, 1851. Taught in Wesleyan Institute, Newark, N. J., 1851-53. Principal of Hedding Institute, Ashland, N. Y., 1853-56. Stationed at Fultonville, N. Y., 1856-57. Died Novem- ber 6, 1857, Otisville, N. Y. Married January i, 1853, Eliza Foquet Bently, of Plattsburg, N. Y. 400. *FRANK PULVER. B.A. ^. T. Born 1827. Studied law, 1850-53. Admitted to the bar, 1853. Practised law in Oswego, N. Y., 1853-63 ; Chicago, 111., 1863-71. In business in Chicago. 1871-75. Practised law in New York, N. Y., 1875^80; Paterson, N. J., 1880-87. Died May 17, 1887, Paterson, N. J. 401. *WILLIAM BEINHAUER SILBER. B.A.; M.A., 18S3I Ph.D., New York University, 1868; M.D., Detroit Homceopath'iC College, 1873 ; LL.D., Iowa Wesleyan University, 1874. TratiBfefreilj tfa- Providence- i Ne-w ..England Gorifefence, ''1875. -Btatibilfe'd i^ 3t. -tP&til's,; hoineli, :Msii:s.,x'^7S'-p7-y^ TTreftibrit :St:,-''BbsSeii,ra'i«77-8oi STewton, 1880-82. Transferred .to'-! iGinestei C6hfe'reMe7"6J88&. . Sfai- tioned at Delaware Ave., Bufjfalo, N. Y., 1882-85 ; First Church, Lock- port, i8^-56; Central jChur9h,J3etFpj|:pMieh., 1:^86789,^ -JJir^t Omjch, Aim' Arbor, 1889-^1,; 'First ' Church,'' Evaiistbh, 111.,' i^i-93.'~Tfif^ Eehi'idai7i24''-it89S;'Evanston,^Il!'.' , ',; ' , .^ - ', " V; Married' September 16,' 1856,' Fr^nce;^' Adelaide Collins, of^ Boston, JMass,, who died December 36,, 1851. Married January r2,^;"Ife|,^]^ary Irene Smith,' 6? Boston, '^MasS.,' who died JsIarCh 22, 1909, ',CTHdr ear: Frances Elizabeth, m. G. P. B. Ht>yi; Cordeli'a Adelaide, A IDjeceniKJ- ;3,"i887i,.MKfilrV',Warfen, d.' February 26,-18^2; 'Mary Ajmena, m/ t>. R. Gi!ay;-'.IEd|Wd'Safg^nt, d: Sg^te^beF.^ ''.^f^ \ ".'_:^/'\'\ ' '406. ,*JOHN BULLOCK VAN PETTEN.; S.A.; . M.A.,, .1853';; Ph.D., SyracUlsfe University, 1880.' 'X. -^v'Sorh July 19,- 1827, Sterliiig, N. Y.^'Brothe)^ "of No: 448 '?-''' .Vj^' ' • ',.olbheV 193d New Yoi-k Regiriierit,. 1865; ■, Brevetted . brigfl!' dier general, 1866?' ComnlisSj(!Tr"geileVar of Nevs/' Yfirli?,'-'fS66.' Ptincf- pal of Fairfield Seminary, N. Y., 1866-68. Member of New York State Senate,- 1^^*69. . Principal of Serfalia/Seminary, Mo., i877-;85. .Scjtool commissioner of Pettis County, Mo., i879;-$I. Again principal .of FaiQ- (field; Se;ninary, N:, Y.,- 1882-83; Taught, itr; Clay erack Institute, N. |Y., 1886-97.' Instructor in $yiiacuse s ClassicaL, School, nof Uniyer.s'i^ Students, -^'IfC.'iY., 1901-04. Retired, 1904.. .. Died oJS^Q^eier 3i,p-i9g5, Cazenovia, N,-,X.,, . ■< :'r!i;'// ; , - ' ' jr ii.,''! ■• f('.-i.-'*"i ■ ..MiEirried August 16, ,1850, Mary B^r-thia Mason, of tRed-(preek)-l{>"5J. Address- of widow : 'CazenQvia,;N'. Y. _7-, ..; 'sr.Q •"-,--' 406. 'JOS^ MONROfe'VAJ^ yLECK.;, BA.; m!a.,,i853,; LL.dJ, Northwestern University, 1876, and Wesleyan University, 1900.,*'. N. 6. |B. It Born Marcb-4,ii833, .Stoiig Jiifjge, Nj Y. -.M oty/r r'Taught in; Providence Confereii(2i^[$emi|iary (now Easfr Gr-pepwfk^- j(Vc3deray),; ;R, jl.j r^SC; A^sis.tant -:in - N^iftiqal Almanac .OflBc*, jSa^- trldge, Mass.i 1851-53. Adjiiiict Professor" ofgjji^t^ematics, in,[ '^^esr leyan University, 1853-57; Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy, 1858-1904; Professor Emeritus, 1904 ; Vice President, 1890-1903; ;4eeng.,Pf:Ssident, 1872-73, iSSjr'-Sg? i8^97: ' Lay delegate 'to Metfai&aist Ecumeaiib&l.iConffei-ence, i88r, 191, iTpofi ."' .:.... ... '-''' (l.Q. ' Married cMay),^2, 1854, Ellen MariaoBurr, mf Middletown,, Connj, n^ho died .Decetnber 26, 1899. , Children: Anna (No. 1234), b. April'-jd, 1856; Clara (No. 129s), b.. August 29, 1859; Edward Burr (No. 1375)', Kjjune 7, i863;bJa.nJe? (No. rsa5)5oh.-, September g,:i864. > .(T Address:,. MiJdilletowrif Conn. : ^ ■ ' . : ) ©BA^PUfiXES [1851: :'-"-"S'. CLASS bF 1851. '"'':''' Mm'-J *SAMUEL. ROGERS! ADAMS. BA.; MA;,' 1856.! Born June 5,1825; Campton.N. H. '^ im .t'3*aught in Plymouth' and Franklin, N. H., 1851-53 ;' WiMiflfetoil; Ind., 1853-56. President 6i MtSOrds Hill College, Ind., 1856. < ' Joiiied Sduthe&stieirn- Indianai Coniefence? M. E; Church, 1857. CifaplShu of ^StKiIndiatac Volunteers, Mt86i.v I Died December 21, 1862,- Spi-tngfield; Mo. .yrni,,!,;.^, .'j ..< , ..;;.■. iiJ- >:■ '-' Married August, 1852, Emily Emmons, of Westchester, Conn., who died April,, 1855. , ^ar;:ied April 14, 1859, JJannahj P. Hinkley, of East- pbrt, 'Me., who dt6d May,' igoO. '/ ■" 'l ' - • ,1, f;A08. *JAMES BWRCHARD BECKWITH. . B.A.; M. A., '18541 Born January 27,, 1830, Palmyra^ N. Y, - ,jv, , ~ ' -j In ihuisiness. Palmyra,, N. ¥.,1852-57; i.rFremont, Ohio, 1857-60 ;■ Rochester,' N. Y., 1861, In U. S. Army, 13th New York Volunteers, 1862-63. -In business, rPalmsfra!,, N. Y., 1863-79. Residing in. Fremont, 0.hio,\l$79-^-'. -, ■ -:■- 7' /r,,.,..il.!,ii, ■,.■.. , Married August; I2,,i85i, Mary/ ;E,} Nixon, of MacdJon Center, iN.- Y/,i who, died Jungi 1857. Married November 8, 1859, ( Caroline E. Dollisori> qljiFrernonty; iQhi«5j,twhq! died ! 1865. Children: Mary Josephine, b. November 8, 1854, d. 1879 ; Julia Ann, b. Decembert 23, i860, m. T. I^ecfer- r.-T 'o -..- '■'-,.-,•//■ th,- '■ i—.-'-t ' ■ 109 1851.] GRADUATES. Taught in Providence Conference Seminary (now East Greenwich Academy), R. I., 1851-52. Principaj of Union Academy, Red Creek, N. Y., 1852-53. Preached in South Somerset, Mass., 1853-54. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1854. Stationed at South Somerset, Mass., 1854-55; Thomas St., Newport, R. I., 1855-57; Mystic, Conn., 1858-59. Superannuated, 1859. Went to California. t)ied February 17, 1867, San Francisco, Cal. Married July 27, 1858, Anna M. Prince, of Providence, R. I., who died April 22, 1900. Children: Emily Adelaide, d. March 3, 1862; Anna Elizabeth, m. W. E. Gladding. 412. *ARTHUR BENJAMIN CALEF. B.A.; M.A., i860. *. T. *. B. K. Born June 30, 1825, Sanbornton, N. H. Studied law in Middletown, Conn., 1851-52. Admitted to the bar, i8s2i Clerk of Superior Court for Middlesex County, 1853-61. Coun- cilman, city of Middletown, Conn., 1854-55. Treasurer of the State of Connecticut, 1855. City attorney, Middletown, Conn., 1858. Delegate to National Republican Convention^ Chicago, III., i860. Postmaster, Middletown, Conn., 1861-69. Practised law in Middletown, Conn., 1869-igoo. Alderman, city of Middletown, Conn., 1874-75. Lectured on Constitutional Law, Wesleyan University, 1878. Judge of the City Court of Middletown, Conn., 1884-95. Trustee of Wesleyan Univer- sity, 1862-80; secretary of the Board, 1865-71. Died August 17, 1900, Middletown, Conn. Married March 21, 1853, Hannah Foster Woodman, of Canterbury, N. H., who died January 14, 1892. Children: Jeremiah Francis (No. 1 142), b. October 14, 1855; Arthur Benjamin, b. February 20, 1859 (class of i88i) ; Edward Baker, b. January 25, 1862; Samuel Prescott, b. November 8, 1864. 413. *JAMES MONROE CARROLL. B.A.; M.A., 1854. *. T. *. B. K. Born April 21, 1828, Bolton, N. Y. Studied in Union Theological Seminary, I851-S4. Taught in Provi- dence Conference Seminary (now East Greenwich Academy), R. I., 1854-56. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Confer- ence, M. E. Church, 1857. Stationed at Fountain St., Providence, R. I., 1857-59. Transferred to New York East Conference, 1859. Stationed at Westville, ' Conn., 1859-61 ; Bloomfield, 1861-63; John St., New York, N. Y., 1863-64; New Canaan, Conn., 1864-67; Bridgeport, 1867-70; Mount Vernon, N. Y., 1870-73; Mianus, Conn., 1873-74; New Canaan, 1874-77; Ansonia, 1877-78; Westville, 1878-81; Forestville, 1881-84; Port Washington, N.. Y., 1884-85; Westport, Conn., 1885-87; Milford, 1887-90; Georgetown, 1890-93; Darien, 1893-96; New Rochelle, N. ' Y., 1896-97. Superannuated, residing in New Haven, Conn., 1897-1901. Died December 5, 1901, New Haven, Conn. Married July I, 1857, M. Louisa Prentiss, of Hingham, Mass., who died March 17, 1888. Married March 20, 1890, Mrs. Mary A. Scott, of New ^ Haven, Conn. Child : George Prentiss, b. February 2. 1861 (B.A., Yale, 1883). - J- . Address of widow: 76 Kensington St., New Haven, Conn. 414. *EDWIN HALSEY COLE. B.A. .$. B. K. Born April 18, 1827, Chatham, Conn. Taught in Amenia, N. Y., 1851. Principal of High School, Collins- ville. Conn., 1852; Bristol, Conn., 1854-56. Resigned on account of ill health ; removed to Cromwell, Conn., 1856. Died July 16, 1859, Crom- well, Conn. GRADUATES. [1851. Married November, 1852, Julia Ann Marvin, of Tolland, Conn., who died March 2, 1896. Child: Hettie Julia, b. May 17, 1856, m. G. W. Bartholemew. 415. *CADFORD MELLEN DINS MORE. B.A.; M.A., 1854. Born August 20, 1826, Windham, N. H. Studied in Methodist General Biblical Institute, Concord, N. H., 1851. Principal of East Andover Academy, 1852. Joined New Hamp- shire Conference, M. E. Church, 1853, Stationed at Peterboro, N. H., 1853-54; Rindge, 1854-56; Newmarket, 1856-59; Suncook, 1859-61; Garden St., Lawrence, Mass., 1861-62; Main St., Great Falls, N. H., 1862-64; Newport, 1864-67; Keene, 1867-70; Portsmouth, 1870-73; Amesbury, Mass., 1873-75; Merrimacport, 1875-78; Pleasant St., Salem, N. H., 1878-81; Jefferson, 1881-84; South Newmarket (now Newfields), 1884-87. Supernumerary, residing in Exeter, N. H., 1887-94. Member of N. H. Legislature, 1855. School commissioner of Sullivan County; member of State Board of Education, 1866. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1872. Died November 4, 1894, Exeter, N. H. Married November 23, 1852, Cornelia P. Hall, of Colchester, Conn., who died January 5, 1892. Children: Jennie, b. August 2, 1854, d. October 13, 1858; Edward Arthur, b. July 13, 1856, d. January 5, 1858; Grace Chetwood, b. October 29, 1861. 416. *DELOS GARY. B.A. *•. T. *. B. K. Born 1831, in Oneida County, N. Y. Taught one or two years in Mexico, N. Y. Principal one year of Oswego High School, N. Y. ; studied law in Oswego, N. Y. Admitted to the bar, 1858. Deputy sheriff of Oswego County, N. Y., 1858-61. Captain of Co. G, 147th New York Volunteers, 1862-63! Practised law in Oswego, N. Y., 1863-70. Recorder, 1867-70. Died July 27, 1870, Binghamton, N. Y. Married ; wife deceased. 417. *JOHN HENRY GAYLORD. B.A.; M.A., 1854. Born November 23, 1824, New Milford, Conn. Studied in Methodist General Biblical Institute, Concord, N. H., 1852-53. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1853. Sta- tioned successively at Sudbury, Sutton, Oakdale, BuCkland, and Shel- burne Falls, Mass., 1853-60; Gaylordsville, Conn., 1860-63; Pelham, Mass., 1863-65; Blandford, 1865-67; Charlemont, 1867-70. Trans- ferred to Vermont Conference, 1870. Stationed at Wilmington, Vt., 1870-73; West Windsor, 1873-74; Putney, 1874-76; Athens and Cambridgeport, 1876-79. Supernumerary, residing in Bemardston, Mass., 1879-81. Preached in M. E. Church, Gill, Mass., 1880-82; as supply, in East Longmeadow, 1882-85; Cbpjjer Hill, Conn., 1885-88; East Longmeadow, Mass., 1888-89. Transferred to New England Conference, 1889, Stationed at East Longmeadow, Mass., 1889-91. Supernumerary, residing in Gaylordsville, Conn., 1891-99. Died June 2, 1899, Springfield, Mass. Married August '26, 1851, Almira Sophronia Goodspeed, of Marlboro, Vt., who died January 13, 1886. Children : Francis Asbury, b. October 23, 1857 ; Florrie Houghton, b. February 26, 1861, d. October 13, 1862 ; Harriet Emma, b. September 10, 1865. 418. *CHARLES FREDERICK GERRY. B.A.; M.A., 1855. ■*. T. Born June 3, 1823, Sudbury, Mass. lBSl;l! GSLSBU&TESi ( Taught , in ' Boston Mercantile Ac^adeikjt, /M'|8278i'^ Die^'^S.epT tembex 4„ 1900, Sudbury, Mass. ■ - .'ni.i liiu <. .". ■ .' < . . ' - •■^ariiedjvine-'5,''i!8f2jr Martha' Ann Clough, of 'Canterbury,^, N: ,H>, who died April 10, i88f .' Children : Cha'rlS Clough; ' I). Septfemhef i, 1858, d.At^ust 27,-1969'; Mary Elednor, 'b'.';0ctpjb:er 5/ iMz,^ tff,-t?-W EJlrhs; ^Frank Poster, 1).' June 23, 1864 ; GilBert' Hayn'es,, b.' March 3. 1872.- , ''"'' -''"', ' '- ■" ■ ■ ---:'■ ■;■■'• ^ • • ■ :^--o-'.- .. ■ --r'^ ■!,,, -' ■ . .^ .^ ;-' - ■ ■ I ■..■ 1 „ 419V', *HA:RMOl!i SAWYEIi H^Il^ieK. KA.; :M.T>., Calif pcni'a; Medical College, 1875. Bprn.1819, Pittstpwn, N. Yt' ;?i , ., ' '.', Stu4iedJ medicine in MiddIetown,,Conn., ;i85x. In business in Cin- cinnati,. Qhio, ;r852r53.: JTrgctis,ed;_meflioinjei in Eldorado TCpunty, i(2a^-; also, .pijgftgeidtcin ™"'T?S>iui854:^°:l/'. Superintendieiit. pf; schopls:, for fildorado County, Cal., 1855-66. Practised medicine ipr I^der County, N&v. ;, superintendent ■qfiTsohoolSarfor) the:> same, i^;?^/ Practised medicine in iWhite Pine Cpunty, Nev. ;■ superinitendep.t of ,- scljopis , f 01; the;same, 1860781.;, D.ie(i February 19, 1891, Hamilton, Ney. ■''„,•>'/) ■ Married 1851,' Electa M. Clark, -pfcHaddam) Conn. Childjria daughter. ^■'420.' '^OTHN'lfei HOilMiES.'' ■B.A:^ M.aC 'i8?4.'^ feorn Juiie','14, 1823, Marc,ellus,. N.-yr ■_/ -. ,,„ ■ , ,,,.,, , Taught in Falley ^.einitvary, Fulton, N. Y., >i8si ;. Jordan, N._ Y.^ 1852. Principal of High School, Naugatuck, Cpnn., 1853, ,. lo^efl Black River (noVsr IStorthefn Uew York) Conference, , M. E. Churcn, iJSSkf' St4w4v-^liTr?nton,,'i*j;:Y;, , 1854-55,; Cape Vincent,, ,' iSSJiM Ohi^, I'^fiigS*; Wew Bremen,- i858-<5o ; llarinsville, I860-62; De KaM 1862-64; Buck's Bridge, 1864-65; Waddingtpn, 1865-67; . De.Kalb, 1867-68; Richville, 1868-69; Edwards, 1869-72;' Russell, 1872-75 ; Steuben, 1875-78; Trenton, 1878-79; Vernon, 1879-81: Cold Brook amdaRu^siaj 1883-183 ;: Stifkviflfc,' 1883^; mrway^ 1886^84.* Su|)fer- annuated; removed to MarshaHtowii, Iowa, '1889. Died Noverriber/fig; r899,.lCedkrr'Rapitis,;'I'owa.' '■■' ;-■■,' ■'■'' ■•■ ;,.,■■;.!}? -fiMarriediMEpp!i237' i8fe5,!Mary Ann Scott, of Rome, N.- Y. T. Children: Elizabeth; b.r'Februar.yl!i8,' 1856, tti. -James Hall; Frances Elizasib. Augiist'is;ri86oi d.Fgbrtiary 17, 1873; George Burroughs.b. October • Address' of widow : ' 16331 Second Ave., Cedar Rapids, Iowa; 421. *SETH PAJIKER H.OLWAY,- B.A,''*. T. *. B. k. Bp?^ March, 6, 1833, Warren, I Phelps, who died August, 1901. Children: Louise Phelps, b. May 12, 1862 (B.A., Univ. of Wisconsin, 1897) ;' Clara Belle, b. July 31, 1873, d. March i, 1876. Address: 631 Jefferson St.,: Milwaukee, Wis. 598. *GILBERT SCHUREMAN KEYS. B.A.; M.A., 1861. Born February 14, 1839, Hyde Park, N. Y. Taught in Mechanics . Society School, New York, N. Y. ; studied in Columbia Law School, 1858. Taught in Tarrytown Institute, N. Y., i8S9-6l. Admitted to the bar, 1801. Practised law in New York, N. Y., 1861-65. Engaged in fire and life insurance agency, New York, N. Y., 1865-66. With James K. Place & Co., New York, N. ,Y., 1866-67. With the San Francisco and Pacific Sugar Company, San Francisco, Cal., 1868-69. With Ross, Denipster & Co., San Francisco, Cal., 1869-74. With A. B. Ross & Co., San Francisco, Cal., 1874-77. Member of firm, Dempster & Keys, merchants, San Francisco, Cal., 1877-91. Died January 30, 1891, San Francisco, Cal. Married November 16, 1865, Theresa Catherine Weeks, of Morrisania, N. Y., who died August 15, 1905. Children: Clinton Weeks, b. November 17, 1869; Gilbert Winslow, b. September 14, 1878, d. Janiiary 27, 1879. , 694. DANIEL CLARK KNOWLES. B.A.; M.A., 1861 ; D.D., 1886. *. T. *. B. K. Born January 4, 1836, Yardville, N. J. Brother of No. 4891 Taught in Troy Conference Academy, Vt., 1858-59; Pittsburg Female College, Pa., 1859-60; Penriington Seminary, N. J., 1860-61. Captain of Co. D, 48th Regiment, N. Y- Volunteers; resigned on account of sickness, 1861-62. Principal of Pennington Seminary, N. J., .1863-66. Joined New Jersey Conference, M. E. Church, 1864. Transferred to New Hampshire Conference, 1867. Stationed at Haverhill St., Lawrence, Mass., 1867-70. Transferred to New Eng- land Conference, 1870. Stationed at St. Paul's Church, Lowell, Mass., 1870-72; St. Paul's Church, Lynn, 1872-75; Maiden, 1875-78. Trans- ferred to New Hampshire Conference, 1878. Stationed at Haverhill St., Lawrence, Mass., 1878-81. Supernumerary, 1881-82. Stationed at Plymouth, N. H., 1882-84. Financial agent for Tilton Seminary, 1884-85 ; President, 1885-91 ; financial agent, 1892-95 ; Ladd Professor, 1895 . Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1880, '88; Methodist Ecumenical Conferencfe, 189L Prohibition candidate for governor of New Hampshire, 1894. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1885-1909. Author: A Life that Speaketh; Chapel Talks. Married November 10, 1863, Lucia M. Barrows. Children : Nina Elbert, b. July 20, 1867, d. October 17, 1875; Frederic Lawrence (No. 1803), b. September 8, 1869, d. September 20, 1905. Address: Tilton, N. H. 596. GEORGE WASHINGTON MANSFIELD. B.A.; M.A., 1873. Born May 16, 1831, West Needham (now Wellesley), Mass. Brother of No. 517. Joined New England Coiiference, M. E. Church, 1858. Stationed at Whitinsville, Mass., 1858-60; Newtonville, 1860-62; D Street Church, Boston, 1862-64; Mt. Bellingham Church, Chelsea, 1864-65. Super- numerary, 1865-68. Stationed at Ashland, Mass., 1868-71 ; Northamp- ton, 1871-73; Hyde Park, 1873-76; Cambridge, 1876-79; Waltham, 161 1858.] GRADUATES. iS/g-So; Salem, 1880-83; South Hadley Falls, 1883-84; Wilbraham, 1884-87; East Saugus and Saugus, i887r89; Prospect St., Gloucester, 1889-92; Monument Sq., Charlestown, 1892-95; Laurel St., Worcester, 189S-98; Newton Lower Falls, 1898-1903; Broadway, Lynn, 1903-08. Supernumerary, 1908-10. Superannuated, 1910. Married August 6, 1858, Olivia L. Olmstead, of North Manchester, Conn., who died December s, 1899. Married May i, 1901, Sabina E. Wait, of Peabody, Mass. Children: Lora Olmstead, b. August 19, 1859, m. Hugh Campbell ; Jennie Greenwood,, b. September 17, 1862, m. W. R. Baird; Artena Olivia, b. July S, 1866 (B.A., Boston Univ., 1888), m. D. F. Barber; Clarence George, b. August 26, 1874, d. August 26, 1881 ; Burdett Packard, b. July 13, 1876. Address: 121 Newtonville Ave., Newton, Mass. ♦SOLOMON PARSONS. B.A.; M.A., 1861. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Born August 10, 1832, Dover, N. J. Joined Newark Conference, M. E. Church, 1858. Stationed . at Chatham, N. J., 1858-59; Basking Ridge, 1859-60; Perth Amboy, 1860-61; Spring Valley, N. Y., 1861-63; Somerville, N. J., 1863-65; Phillipsburg, 1805-67; Nyack, N. Y., 1867-69; Madison, N. J., 1869-72; Hohokus, 1872-74; Bound Brook, 1874-76; Trinity, Staten Island, N. Y., 1876-79; Newark, N. J., 1879-80; St. Paul's Church, Staten Island, N. Y., 1880-82; Summit, N. J., 1882-84; Belvidere, 1884-87; Prospect St., Paterson, 1887-92. Temperance agent of Newark Con- ference, 1892-97. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, i$8o, '84. Died November 21, 1897, Paterson, N. J. ' Married November 10, 1859; Mary Martha Peck, of Brooklyn, N. Y., who died April 2, 1866. Married September 11, 1867, Susan Louise Towt, of Nyack, N. Y. Children: Carrie, b. September 10, i860, d. March 15, 1862; Carrie, b. August i, 1863, d. August 22, 1863; Charles P., b. March, 1866, d. October 19, 1866; Susan Esther, b. July 8, 1868; John W. Towt, b. June 24, 1870, d. March 2, 1901 ; Robert Young, b. April 12, 1872, d. May 13, 1872; Robert Stevens, b. May 26, 1873. (B.S., Rutgers, 1895); Floyd Yard; b. August 7, 1875 (B.Arch., Cornell, 1898) ; Ralph Brighton, b. August 13, .1878 (B.S., Rutgers, 1900) ; Fletcher Hurst (No. 2384), b. March 6, 1881 ; Louise, b. July 31, 1882. Address of widow : 661 East 23d St., Paterson, N. J. 597. *FREDERICK WALKER PITKIN. B.A.; LL.B., Univer- sity of Albany, 1859. *. N. 9. Born August 31, 1837, Manchester, Conn. Studied in Law School of the University of Albany, N. Y., 1858-59. Admitted to the bar, 1859. Practised law in 'Milwaukee, Wis., 1859-73, Traveled in Europe, 1873. Practised law and engaged in mining iM Colorado, 1874-78. Governor of Colorado, 1879-82. In business in Puefclo, Col., 1882-86. Town of Pitkin, Col., named after him, 1879. Legislature of Colorado created a new county, and named it Pitkin County in his honor, 1881. Died December 18, 1886, Pueblo, Col. Married June 17, 1862, Fidelia Maria James, of Lockport, N. Y. Children: Robert Janles, b; May 30, 1864; Frederick W., b. No-yiem- ber 12, 1869, d. December 28, 1871 ; Samuel John, b. March 28, 1871, d. May 16, 1871 ; Florence, b. October 19, 1872, m. E. M. Cranston., Address of widow: 901 Emerson St., Denver, Col. 698. *WILLIAM ALBERT REYNOLDS. B.A.; M.A., 1863. *. T. *. B. K. Born May 18; 1837, Cincinnati, Ohio. 162 GRADUATES. [1858, ■Taught in Dover, Del., 1858-65. Principal of Classical and Mathe- matical Institute, Wilmington, Del., 1865-77. Submaster in Boston Latin School, 1877-78. Taught, and engaged in literary work, in Wilmington, Del., 1878-93. Expert accountant, giving some private instruction, 1893-1904. Retired, 1904. Died July 21, igoiS, Wilmington, Del. Married August i, 1861, Annie Todd, of Dover, Del. Children: Henry Todd, b. August 27, 1862, d. March 5, 1864; Elizabeth Schee, b. January 31, 1864; Mary Gardiner, b. September 21, 1865, m. E. W. Manning (No. 1154) ; Anna Todd, b. November i, 1868, m. E. H. Eckel ; William Keese, b. August 26, 1871 ; Bell, b. September 3, 1874, m. A. C. Willits. Address of widow: 1017 Tatnall St., Wilmington, Del. 699. *CHARLES SMITH ROGERS. B.A.; M.A., 1867. *. N. 6. *. B. K. Born May 13, 1831, Huntington, N. Y. Taught in Amenia Seminary, N. Y., 1858. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1859. Stationed at Sudbury, Mass., 1859-61; Quincy Point, 1861-64; Dorchester, 1864-67; Newton, 1867-70; Beverly, 1870-72; Dorchester Church, Boston, 1872-75; Boston St., Lynn, 1875-78. Presiding Elder of North Boston District, 1878-82. Stationed at Trinity Church, Worcester, Mass., 1882-85; State St., Springfield, 1885-88; Harvard St., Cambridge, 1888-93; Baker Memorial Church, Boston, 1893-94. Delegate to General Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1880. Died July 16, 1894, Dorchester, Mass. Married June 13, i860, Catherine Steele Barnes, of Middletown, Conn., who died May 21, 1909. Children: Henry Tracy, b. March 9, 1861, d. 1882 ; Maria Van Velsor, b. September 24, 1864, m. T. E. Will. 600. WILLIAM ROMER. B.A. A. A. *. Born May 28, 1834, Pleasantville, N. Y. Studied law in White Plains, N. Y., 1858-61. Practised law in Yonkers, N. Y., 1861-70; New York, N. Y., 1870-76; White Plains, N. Y.; 1876 . Married February 20, 1879, Elgiva E. Purser, of New York, N. Y. Children: William Purser, b. November 16, 1879; Charles Henry, b. August 9, 1 881. Address : 24 Hamihon Ave., White Plains, N. Y. 601. *HIRAM PLINY SHEPARD. B.A.; M.A., 1861. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born December 28, 1828, Turin, N. Y. Taught in Belleville Seminary, Ont., Canada, 1858-65. Joined Bay of Quinte Methodist Conference, Canada," 1-859. Transferred to New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1865. Stationed at Nathan Bangs Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1865-67. Professor of Greek and Mathematics, Baker University, Kans., 1867-69. Stationed at Second Church, Leavenworth, Kans., 1869-71. Engaged in business in Forest- ville, N. Y., 1871-1905. Located by Kansas Conference, 1873. Died April I, 1905, Forestville, N. Y- . , Married December 30, 1858, Juliana Field, who died December 20, 1863. Married December 24, 1867, Maggie French, of Plainfield, N. J. Children : Pliny Taft, b. February 29, i860, d. January 8, 1863 ; Julia Field, b. August 28, 1861, d. November 27, 1861 ; Juliana Judd, b'. October ■zo, 1863; Gertrude, b. July 23, 1870, m. E. D. Warner; Allene, b. December 2, 1873, d. August 13, 1876; Marguerite,' b. October 21, 1879 (Ph.B., Syracuse, 1905) ; Estelle, b. December 5, 1881 (Ph.B., Syracuse, 1908). Address of widow : Forestville, N; Y. 163 1858.] GRADUATES. 602. *EDWIN SMITH SNOW. B.A.; M.A., 1861. Born December 26, 1832, Eastford, Conn, Taught in Palmer, Mass., 1859-62. Joined New England Confer- ence, M. E. Church, 1863. Stationed at Topsfield, Mass., 1863-64; North Brookfield, 1864-66; Millbury, 1866-69. Supernumerary; engaged chiefly in farming, also in teaching and preaching, as health allowed, in El Dorado, Kans., 1869-74. Died May 21, 1874, El Dorado, Kans. :'•"' Married December i, i86i, Mrs. Emma E. Bartlett, of Pleasantville, N. Y., who died after 1885. Child: Alice. 608; HENRY TAYLOR STAATS.' B.A. A. A. *. Born June i, 1836, Hudson, N. Y. , Preached at M. E. Church, Milltown, N. J., 1858-59; M. E. Church, Princeton, N. J., 1859-60 ; Congregational Church, Flushing, N. Y., 1860-61; Congregational Church, Lodi, N. J., 1861-63 5 Congregational Church, Orange, Conn., 1863-69. Pastor of Congregational Church, Fair Haven, Conn., 1869-74; Congregational Church, Bristol, 1874-85; Congregational Church, Glastonbury, 1885-88; North Congregational Church, Pasadena, Cal., 1888-1906. Pastor Emeritus of the latter, 1906——. . Married June, 1858, Mary J. Macy, of Hudson, N. Y., who died February 25, 1888; Married March 2, 1889, Martha L. Stearns, of Chicago, 111. Children: Carrie Louise, b. November 12, 1859, d. May 12, 1861 ; Charles Lansing, b. July I, 1861 ; Henry Taylor, b. May 22, 1863 ; Mary, b. March 20, 1865, m. Dr. D. S. Green ; William Richard- son, b. August 7, 1867; Emily, b. June, 1871, m. C; P. Carter; Hiram Macy, b. June 27, 1873 ; John Stearns, b. February i, i8go. Address : 447 North Raymond Ave., Pasadena, Cal. 604. *NELSON STUTSON. B.A. #. N. e. *. B. K. Born September 20, 1830, Monson, Mass. Joined New England Cohferencej M. E. Church, 1859. Stationed at Pynchon St., Springfield, Mass., 1859-61 ; Greenfield, 1861-63 ; Union St., Springfield, 1863-66; South Boston, 1866-68; Harvard St., Cam- bridge, 1868-69. Traveled in Europe on account of ill health, 1869. Resided in Springfield, Mass., 1870-71. Died April 16, 1871, Spring- field, Mass. Married May 5, 1859, Mary Stebbins, of Palmer, Mass^, who died November 2, 1907. Child: Nellie Taylor, b. October 6, 1863, m. William Croft. 605. *GEORGE HUSSEY TRACY. B.A. ; M.A., 1862. A, A. *. Born April 7, 1835, Nantucket, Mass. Studied in Law School of the University of Albany, N. Y., 1859-60. On the editorial staff of The Hartford Post, Ccmn., and of The Nor- wich Aurora, Conn., 1860-61. Enlisted in 1st Regiment, Conn. Vol- unteers, 1861. Appointed lieutenant in the regular army. In several battles ; with Sherman in his march to the sea, and until the surrender of Johnston, 1861-65. Agent of Freedmen's Bureau, Mobile, Ala., 1866-67. Died September 17, 1867, Mobile, Ala. - 606. GEORGE HENRY WHITNEY. B.A.; M.A., 1865; D.D., Mount Union College, 1873. A. A. *. *: B. K. Born July 30, 1830, Georgetown, D. C. Principal of Macedon Center Academy, N. Y., 1858^59. Principal of Oneida Seminary, N. Y., 1859-61.": Joined Oneida (now Central 164 GRADUATES. [1858-59. New York) Conference, M. E. Church, i860. Transferred to Newark Conference, 1861. Stationed at Somerville, N. J., 1861 ; Elizabeth, 1861-63; Newton, 18^-66; Plainfield, 1866-68; Trinity Church, Jersey City, 1868-70. Principal-elect of , Newark Conference (now Cen- tenary) Collegiate Institute, Hackettstown, N. J., 1869,-74. Financial agent of the same, 1870. Stationed at Passaic, N. J., 1871-74. Presi- dent of Newark Conference (now Centenary) Collegiate Institute, Hackettstown, N. J., 1874-95. Supernumerary, 1895-1900. President Emeritus, Centenary Collegiate Institute, 1900 . Trustee of Wes- leyan University, 1880-1902. Member of Advisory Board of Colum- bian Parliament of Religions; hon. vice president. National Colum- bian Education Commission, 1893. Author: Hand-book of Bible Geography; Lesson Compend (3 vols.), etc. Married November 17, 1858, 'Carrie A. Shepard, who died December 16, 1865. Married December 24, 1867, Nettie French, of Plainfield, N. J. Children: Irving S., b. September 23, 1859, d. 1892; May Vin- cent, b. July 3, 1869; Bertha Hurst, b. January 14, 1871; George Harold, b. October 2, 1882 ; Helen M., b. April 26, 1886. Address : 828 First Place, Plainfield, N. J. 607. *ANTHONY WOODWARD. B.A. Born March 20, 1835, Upper Freehold, N. J. Studied law, 1859-61. Practised law in Camden, N. J. (residing in Trenton, N. J.), 1862-64. Died July 26, 1865. CLASS OF 1859. 608. *HENRY CROUNCE ABBOTT. B.A.; M.A, 1862. Bom November 23, X830, Schoharie Co;, N. Y. Joined Black River (now Northern New York) Conference, M. E. Church, 1859. Stationed at New London, N. Y., 1859^60; Constantia, i86or62; Florence, 1862-63;;! Washingtonville, 1863-65; Rodman, 1865-66; Turin, 1866-67; Butler,,, 1867-70; Fleming, 1870-71; Hannibal, 1871-73; Heuvelton, 1873-75; Bucksbridge, 1875-78; Massena, 1878-81; Black River, 1881-84; Hermon, 1884-85; Hannibal Center, 1885-87; Norfolk, 1887-89; Lisbon, 1889-91; Bucksbridge, 1891-92. Agent of St. Lawrence County Bible Society, 1892-94. Stationed at Colton, N. Y., 1894-96. Superannuated, residing * in : Norwood and Fulton, N. Y., 1896-1905. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1878-82. Died March 29, 1905, Fulton, N. Y. . Married December, 1861, Mary F. Newman, who died February 2, 1874. Married December 19, 1877, ■ Nora Melvina Norton, of > Canton, N. Y. Children: Grace Maria, b. December 11, 1862, d. February 26, 1874; George Irving, b. November. 12, 1864 (class of 1888); Anna Laura, b. June 4, 1868, m. H. W. Flack; Grace Mary, b. November 30, 1873, m. W. H. Boughton, d. April 13, 1909 ; Dora Norton, b. March 4, 1879; Leon Charles, b. November 27, .1880; Lon Ducolin, b. June 20, 1884 ; Lena Newman, b. March 9, 1886. Address of widow: 712 Oneida St., Fulton, N. Y. 609. C[HARLES] COLLARD ADAMS. B.A.; M.A. (Hon.), Trinity College, Conn., 1873. Born June 22, 1836, Washington, D. C. Preached in Somerset,; Mass;,,- 1859-6P. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, i860. Stationed I6S 1859.] GRADUATES. at Eastford, Conn., 1860-62; Warehouse Point, 1862-63; North Easton, Mass., 1863-64. Chaplain of 22d Regiment, Conn. Volunteers, 1862. Ordained deacon in the Protestant Episcopal Church, 1864. Minister at St. Alban's Church, Danielsonville, Conn., 1864-65: Ordained priest, 1865. Rector of St. Alban's Church, Danielsonville, 1865-66; St. Mary's Church, Hazardville, 1866-67. Principal of Christ Church Academy, Watertown, Conn., 1867-68. Rector of Christ Church, Trumbull, Conn., 1868-70; Christ Church, West Haven, 1871-73 ; Church of the Evangelist, Oswego, N. Y., 1873-75 ; St. Luke's Church, Lanesboro, Mass., 1875-79; St. George's Church, Lee, Mass., 1880-81; St. Mary's Church, Fort Dodge, Iowa, 1881-83. Received into the Roman Catholic Church, 1883. Author: Middletown Upper Houses. Married October 3, i860, Elizabeth Gridley Ranney, of Cromwell,* Conn. Children: Elizabeth Virginia, b. November 3, 1861, m. J. H. Kincaid; James Mortimer, b. June 30, 1863; Charles Samuel Gridley, b. August 17, 1867; Arthur Ranney, b. June 10, 1870, d. April 27, 1893. Address : Cromwell, Conn. 610. DAVID ALLISON. B.A.; M.A., 1862; LL.D., Victoria University, 1873,- Queen's College, i960, and Wesleyan University, 1903. A. A. *. Born July 3, 1836, Newport, Nova Scotia, Canada. Principal of Stanstead Academy, Quebec, Canada, 1859-60. Taught in Mount Allison Wesleyan Academy, Sackville, N. B., Canada, 1860-62. Professor of Classics, Mount Allison College, Sackville, N. B., Canada, 1862-69. President of the same, 1869-78, 1891 . Member of Senate of University of Halifax, 1876. Superintendent of Education, Province of Nova Scotia, 1878-91. Delegate to Methodist Ecumenical Conference, 1881, '91. Author: Text-book of English Grammar. Married June 18, 1862, Elizabeth Powell, of Richibucto, N. B., Canada, who died December 14, 1898. Married July 3, 1902, Ellen Elizabeth Commons, of Souris, P. E. I., Canada. Children: James Whidden, b. September 16, 1864, d. March 29, 1870; Edmund Powell, b. July 9, 1866 (B.A., Dalhousie College, 1888) ; Charles F., b. August 22, 1868, d. March 29, 1885; David, b. J-iily 22, 1871, d. December 20, 1904; Henry Augustus, b. August 6,. 1877 (B.A., Mount Allison, 1898). Address : Sackville, N. B., Canada. 611. *FREDERIC SHEPARD BARNUM, B.A.; M.A., 1862. X. •^. Born February- 3, 1837, Bethel, Conn. Joined New York Conference, M. E. Church, 1859. Stationed at Peekskill, N. Y., 1859-60; Brewsters, 1860-61; Lake Mahopac, 1861-62; Great Barrington, Mass., 1862-64; Pine Plains, N. Y., 1864-67; Saugerties, 1867-70; Shrub Oak, 1870-72; Central Church, Yonkers, 1872-74. Joined Westchester Presbytery, Presbyterian Church, 1874. Pastor of First Presbyterian Church, Thompsonville, Conn., 1874-88; Second Reformed Church, Coxsackie, N. Y., 1888-99. Retired, 1900. Died March 28, 191 1, Kingston. N. Y. Married April 19, i860, Esther M. Lee, of Flushing, N. Y. Chil- dren : William Johnston, b. May 2, 1861, d. February 7, 1881 ; Frederic Lee, b. June 30, 1862; Louis Lawrence, b. January 17, 1865; Oliver Shepard, b. March 12, 1867. Address of widow: 137 Clinton Ave., Kingston, N. Y. 612. ASA BOOTHBY. B.A.; M.A., 1862. A. A. *. Born Sep- tember 23, 1834, Limington, Me. 166 GRADUATES. [1859. Taught in Falley Seminary, Fulton, N. Y., 1859-65, 1879-81. Drug- gist in Phoenix, N. Y., 1865-67, 1874-79. Taught in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1867-74. Principal of Union School and Academy, Fulton, Ni Y., 1881-85; School for Patients, State Hospital, Willard, N. Y., 1886-96. Engaged in private tutoring, and soliciting agent for a iirm of nurserymen, 1898 — — . Author : Nomenclature of Chemistry; Pamphlets (published by the National Temperance Society) . Married November 19, 1863, Julia Elizabeth Hutchinson,' of Phoenix, N. Y. Children ; Frank Lincoln, b. November 21, 1864 ; Anna Louise, b. October I, 1867, m. F. E. Gillette. Address : Westbrook, Me. 618. *EDWIN OSCAR BRIM. B.A. Born September 19, 1835. Went to Alabama to teach, 1859. Taught near Vicksburg, Miss., 1860-61. Forced into the Confederate service; assistant in the Field Hospital Surgeons' Corps; succeeded in escaping to the Union lines, 1863. Died March, 1868, Monmouth, 111. 614. *ROBERT PAGAN BUCKNAM. B.A. ;' M.A., 1862. A. A.*. *. B. K. Born September 15, 1832, Columbia, Me. Principal of East Maine Conference Seminary, Bucksport, Me., 1859-62; High School, Bangor, Me., 1862-65. Died February 23, 1865, Bangor, Me. Married August 30, l859> Jane Johnston (sister of Professor John Johnston) , of Bristol, Me., who died February 13, 1907. Children : Egbert Johnston, b. June 4, i860, d. October, 1864 ; Alice, b. 1863. 616. *JAMES CARR, Jr. B.A. Born September 18, 1829, Bethany, Pa. Engaged in teaching, 1859-64. In feeble health ; resided in Strouds- burg. Pa., 1869-73. Died November 6, 1873, Stroudsburg, Pa. Married March 4, 1861, Lucilla Sidney Miller, of Scranton, Pa., who died January 21, 189:2. Child: George Nelson, b. December 12, 1861. 616. *WALTER STEVENS CUSHMAN. B.A. X. of Cortland, N. Y., who died July 13, 1887. Married March 24, 1889, Mrs. Nellie V. Kingsbury, of Winona, Minn. Children : Charles Elias, b. November 29, 1861 ; Edward James, b. December 15, 1862; Josephine Maria, b. May 17, 1864 (B.A., Hamline,, 1887), m. Professor A. Z. Drew; Hattie Emma, b. October 13, 1869, d. January 14, 1871; Perley Rundlette, b. February 9, 1871; Helen Esterly, b. December 9, 1875, d. May 19, 1878. Address of widow: 509 East Green St., Champaign, 111. 674. SYLVESTER EMORY STRONG. B.A.; M.A., 1863; M.D., New York University, 1862. A. A. *. Born December 2, 1837, Palen- ville, N. Y. _ _ Studied medicine in Saratoga Springs, N. Y., 1860-62. Acting medi- cal director in U. S. Army, 1862-63. Associate proprietor of a sani- tarium, Saratoga Springs, N. Y., 1863-91 ; proprietor, 1891 . Married March 3, 1863, Anna A. Ray, of Indianapolis, Ind. Children : Sylvester Ray, b. April 8, 1865, d. September 18, 1865; Anna Louise^ b. June 3. 1867, m. J. B. Yates; Emma Cruttenden, b. March 26, 1871, m. Dr. E. A.' Palmer. Address: Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 184 GRADUATES. [1860. , 675. *BYRON DORMER STURDEVANT. B.A.; M.A. 1863. #. B. K. Born January. S, 1834, Skinners Eddy, Pa. Assistant marshal, employed in taking the census of Luzerne County, Pa., 1860-61. Taught in Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Pa., 1861. Joined Wyoming Conference, M. E. Church, 1863. Taught and preached in Kingston, Pa., 1864-66. Stationed at Scranton, Pa., 1866-69. Located ; went South, on account of poor health, 1869. Died January 30, 1870, near Savannah, Ga. Married November 9, 1864, Minnie Mott, of Blakely, Pa., who died in 1867. , 676. *SANFORD BENTON SWEETSER. B.A.; M.A., 1863. *■. T. Born May 23, 1839, Cliftondale, Mass. Preached in Harvard Square, Cambridge, Mass., 1860-61. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1861. Stationed at Mendon, Mass., 1861-62; Westboro, 1862-64; South Danvers (now Peabody), 1864-67; South St., Lynn, 1867-70; Union Church, Charlestown, 1870-72. Supernumerary; resided in Lynn, Mass., 1872-73. Trans- ferred to New Hampshire Conference, 1873. Stationed at . Haverhill, Mass., 1873-75. Transferred to New England Conference, 1875. Stationed at Melrose, Mass., 1875-77; Webster, 1877-80; Grace Church, Springfield, 1880-83; Prospect St., Gloucester, 1883-86; Central Church, Lowell, 1886-88; Bevferly, 1888-89. Supernumerary; resided in Bangor, Me., 1889-90. Stationed at Hopkinton, Mass., 1890-91; Warren, 1891-93 ; Marlboro, 1893-96 ; South Lawrence, 1896-97. Died March 4, 1897, Lawrence, Mass. Married August 16, i860, Lizzie Locke Farmer, of West Cambridge, Mass., who died October 17, 1888. Married December 9, 1889, Rena Alice Crosby, of Centerville, P. E. I., Canada. Children: Albert Rad- din (No. 1369), b. July 15, 1861 ; Amy Lovell, b. April 28, 1863, d. October, 1863 ; Charles, b. April 19, 1867, d. October, 1867. Address of widow: Centerville, P. E. I., Canada. 677. WEBSTER ROGERS WALKLEY. B.A.; M.A., 1863; D.C.L., Dickinson College, 1905. #. N. 9. Born April 19, 1839, Haddam, Conn. Brother of Nos. 1197 and iigS. Principal of Clinton Institute, Cpnn., 1860-62; Lewis Academy, Southington, Conn., 1862-66. General agent for S. Stow Manufacturing Company, 1866-70. Connected with The Peck, Stow & Wilcox Com- pany, director and N. Y. sales manager, 1870 . Alderman of Brooklyn, N. Y., 1892-94; of New York (Borough of Brooklyn), 1902-04. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1894 . Married December 25, i860, Harriet Elizabeth Camp, of Durham, Conn., who died February 13, 1910. Children: Winfield Davidson, b. October, 1861, d. March 11, 1903; Mary Emeline, b. December, 1863, m. G. L- Irwin. Address : 578 Washington Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 678. WILLIAM HARTSHORNE WARDELL. B.A. ; M.A., 1863. #. N. e. *. B. K. Born August 19, 1836, New York, N. Y. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, i860. Stationed at Kensington, Conn., 1860-61; Farmington, 1861-63; Westville, 1863-66; Ansonia, 1866-68; Waterbury, 1868-71; De Kalb Ave., Brook- lyn, N. Y., 1871-73; 27th St., New York, 1873-75; Rye, 1875-78; South Park Church, Hartford, Conn., 1878-81 ; New Britain, 1881-84. Presid- ing Elder, New Haven District, 1884-88; New York District, 1888-93; North Long Island District, 1893-94. Stationed at Allen St. Memorial, New York, N. Y., 1894-95. Superannuated, 1895. 185 I860.] GRADUATES. Married February 3, 1862, Harriet Clementine Phelps, of Meriden, Conn. Children: George Phelps (No. 1459), b. January 31, 1863; Mary LaFetra, b. May 15, 1867, d. October 13, 1894. Address : 60 Main Ave., Ocean Grove, N. J. 679. *GEORGE CLARK WEBBER. B.A.; M.D., Harvard Uni- versity, 1863; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1867. Born November 15, 1837, Hallowell, Me. Principal of Brainard Academy, Haddam, Conn., 1860-61. Studied medicine in Deep River, Conn., 1861. Practised in Kennebunk Port, Me., 1863. Acting assistant surgeon, U. S. Navy, 1863-65. Practised medicine in Portland, Me., 1865-66; Newton Upper Falls, Mass., 1866-67. Principal of a grammar school, Portland^ Me., 1867-69. Practised medicine in Kennebunk Port, Me., 1869-70; Millbury, Mass., 1870-95. Died June 11, 1895, Millbury, Mass. Married November 25, 1863, Sarah Porter Leavitt, of Portland, Me. Children: Howard Marshall, b. January 15, 1868; Alice Carlton, b. April 25, 1869, d. September 2, 1869; Frank Hartley, b. April 27, 1874, d. September 4, 1875; Carrie Spaulding, b. May 29, 1877. Address of widow: 172 Chestnut St., Cambridge, Mass. 680. JOHN GOLLI CAR WILLIAMS. B.A.; M.A., 1863. A.A.#. Born May_ .4, 1834, Utica, N. Y. Taught in Mohawk Union School, N. Y., 1860-61. Principal of Mora- via Institute, N. Y., 1861-63. Vice principal of Macedon Academy, N. Y., 1863-64. Principal of Walworth Academy, Wayne Co., N. Y, 1864-67; Jordan Academy, N. Y., 1867-69; Norwich Academy, N. Y., 1869-71 ; Holland Patent Union School, N. Y., 1871-73 ; ' Sandy Creek Union School, N. Y., 1875-76; Schuylerville Union School, N. Y., 1879; Cambridge Academy, N. Y., 1879-83; Sanquoit Academy, N. Y., 1883-84. Retired ; engaged in agriculture and poultry raising, 1884 . Married November 13, i860, Fannie Hannah Babcock, of Holland Patent, N. Y. Children: William John Babcock, b. July 9, 1866; Luella May, b. Au^st 23, 1886. Address: Holland Patent, N. Y. 681. *SAMUEL AUGUSTUS WINSOR. B.A.; M.A. 1863. Born July 6, 1835, Johnson, R. I. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, i860. Stationed at Marlboro, Conn., 1860-61 ; East Wood- stock, 1861-63; Plainfield, 1863-65; Mystic, 1865-67; Greenville, 1867-68; East Greenwich, R. I., 1868-69; Fourth St., New Bedford, Mass., 1869-71; East Bridgewater, 1871-72. Transferred to Minne- sota Conference, 1872. Stationed at Hutchinson, Minn., 1872-74; First Church, St. Paul, 1874-75 ; Red Wing, 1875-77. Transferred to Hol- ston Conference, 1877. Stationed at Chattanooga, Tenn., 1877-78. Transferred to Georgia Conference, 1878. Stationed at Atlanta, Ga., 1878-81. Transferred to Colorado Conference, 1881. Preached on Bent County Circuit, 1881. Afterwards stationed at Fort Collins, Boulder, Trinidad, Georgetown, Fort Lupton, and Montrose. Super- annuated ; engaged in fruit raising on his ranch, 1892-99. Died March 17, 1899, Montrose, Col. Married June 26, i860, Mary D. Lathrop, of Middletown, Conn., who died July 29, 1877. Married June 5, 1894, Mary Ellen Goss, of Denver, Col. Children : Laban Clark, b. April 26, 1862 ; Alice A., b. April 10, 1870, d. August 15, 187s; Grace E., b. August 10, 1873, d. April 26, 1878. Address of widow: Mrs. A. A. Denniston, Montrose, Col. 186 GRADUATES. [1860-61. 682. JOHN YOUNG. B.A. *. B. K. Born March 31, 1839, Stan- stead, Que., Canada. Principal of Derby Academy, Vt., 1860-62. Admitted to the bar, 1862. Practised law in Troy, Vt., 1862-67; Derby Line, Vt, 1867-81; Newport, Vt., 1881 . Member of Vermont House of Representa- tives, 1894-96. Member of Vermont Senate, 1898-1900. Married June 3, 1866, Augusta Ann Young, of Troy, Vt. Child: George Brigham, b. April 20, 1867. Addiress : Newport, Vt. CLASS OF IS6U 688. EDGAR HIRAM BANCROFT. B.A.; M.A.„ 1864; M.Ag. (Hon.), Delaware College, 1910. •*■. T. Bojrn October 19, 1835, Nor- wich, N. Y. Taught in Amenia Seminary, N. Y., 1861-62. Co-principal of Classi- cal Institute, Milton, Pa., 1863-64. Engaged in farming in Brookfield, N. Y., 1864-65 ; in horticulture, near Wyoming, Del., 1866 — — . Appointed member of Delaware State Tax Commission, 1891. Married March 4, 1863, Lucy Carrie Langworthy, of Brookfield, N. Y. Children : Fred Langworthy, b. November 8, 1865, d. April 22, 1866; Frank Christopher, b. December S, 1866; Jennie Louise, b. March 17, 1870, d. July 28, 1870 ; Nellie Eloise, b. December 21, 1871, m. W. P. Peach. Address: Wyoming, Del. 684. *JOHN WESLEY BARNHART. B.A.; M.A., 1864. A. A. *. Born September 9, 1833, Marlboro, N. Y. Taught in Moorestown, N. J., 1861. Principal of Female Seminary, Philadelphia, Pa., 1863-64. President of Fairmount Female College, Philadelphia, 1864-67. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1867. Stationed at Sag Harbor, N. Y, 1867-69; Tompkins Ave., Brooklyn, 1869-72 ; Forsyth St., New York, 1872-75 ; First Place, Brookljrn, 1875-76; First Church, Greenpoint, 1876-79; St. John St., New Haven, Conn., 1879-81; Sag Harbor, N. Y., 1881-82; Greene Ave., Brooklyn, 1882-85; Danbury, Conn., 1885-88. Supernumerary; resided in Tarrytown, N. Y., 1888-97. Died January 25, 1897, Tarry- town, N. Y. . Married September i, 1862, Ellen Frances Miller, of Middletown, Conn. Child: J<3hn Hendley (No. 1674), b. October 4, 1871. Address of widow: Tarrytown, N. Y. 685. *WILLI AM JAMES BRAMBLEE. B.A. ; M.A., 1864. Born September 20, 1834, Andes, N. Y. Principal of High School, Unionville, Conn., 1861. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1865. Stationed at Long Ridge, Conn., 186S-66; Trumbull and .Nichols Farms, 1866-67. In poor health; preached in Bellows Falls, Vt., 1867-68. Died June 10, 1868, Bellows Falls, Vt. ■ , ; :^:arried October 16, 1862, Louisa E. Arnold, of Middletown, Conn., who died May 5, 1873. Child : Mary, b. 1865. eke. *JOHN STORRY BRECKINRIDGE. B.A.; M.A., 1864; D.Ep., Syracuse University, 1895. *. T. *. B. K. Born July 12, 1837. Augusta, N. Y. Brother of No. 771- \ 187 1861.] GRADUATES. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1861. Stationed at Middlebury, Conn., 1861-62; Plymouth, 1862-63; Bethel, 1863-66; Second Church, Norwalk, 1866-69; Birmingham, 1869-72; Middletown, 1872-75; Tabernacle Church, Green, Point, N. Y., 1875-77; Seventh Ave.,, Brooklyn, 1877-79; Grace Church, Brooklyn, 1879-80; Sands St., Brooklyn, 1880-83; Meriden, Conn., 1883-86; Simpson Church, Brook- lyn, N. Y., 1886-87. Superintendent M. E. Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1887-1900. Died August 28, 1900, Stamford, N. Y. Married June 4, 1863, Mary Ashley, of Brooklyn, Pa. Children: Rollin Ashley, b. August i, 1867, d. September 7, 190S ; Florence Ashley, b. September 30, 1874, m. H. E. Cooley. Address of widow : Montrose, Susquehanna Co., Pa. 687. WILLIAM DAWSON BRIDGE. B.A.; M.A., 1864. Born February 23, 1840, Duxbury, Mass. Taught in South Coventry, Conn., and in Wesleyan Academy, Wil- braham, Mass., 1861-62. 'Principal of Colebrook Academy, N. H. ; preached, in North Dana, Mass., 1862-63. Joined New England Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1863. Stationed at Holyoke, Mass., 1863-64; Chester, 1864-65; Buckland, 1865-66; Byfield, 1866-67; Topsfield, 1867-69; Rockport, 1869-71; Marblehead, 1871-73; Marlboro, 1873-75; South Boston, 1875-76; East Douglass, 1876-78; Gardner, 1878-80; East Pepperell, 1880-81. Supernumerary, 1881-90. Stationed at Brook- field, Mass., 1890-91,; Jamaica Plain, Boston, 1891-92. Supernumerary, 1892-1901. Superannuated, 1901. Official stenographic reporter for General Conference, M. E. Church, 1880, '84, '88. In charge of official staff of reporters. General Conference, 1892, '96, 1900, '04, '08. Married November 26, 1863, Mary Susan Sanford Holway, of Boston, Mass. Child: Florence Merlina, b. October i, 1869. Address: 71 Snyder St., Orange, N. J. 688. *NATHANIEL LINDSAY BRIGGS. BA:; M.A., 1866. X; *. Born April i, 1841, New York, N. Y. Studied elocution with Professor R. G. Hibbard, 1861-62. Professor of Elocution, Bowdoin College, Me., 1862-63. Studied in Theological School, Gardiner, Me., 1863-64. Ordained deacon in Protestant Epis- copal Church, 1865, and later priest. Rector of St. Thomas's Church, Oldtown, Me., 1866. Assistant minister of Church of the Holy Trinity, New York, N. Y., 1867. Rector of Church of the Reconciliationy New York, N. Y., 1868-70. Resided in Paris, France, 1870. Rector of Christ Church, Bridgeport, Conn., 1870-75; of Emmanuel Church, Philadelphia, Pa., 1876-90; of St. Mark's Church, New York, N. Y., 1890-93. Died March 26, 1893, Brooklyn, N. Y. Married May 4, 1870, the daughter of Major General Abram Duryee, of New York, N. Y. Children: Nathalie Duryee, b. April 4, 1871; Allen Lindsay, b. February 14, 1873; Alexander Burgess, b. April 24, 1875; Melville Potter, b. March 24, 1877, d. May 7, 1877. ,i 689. EDGAR FREDERICK CLARK. B.A.; M.A., 1864. ^.l^.e. *. B. K. Born September 12, 1835, South Windsor, Conn. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M E. Church, 1862. Stationed at Norwich, Conn., 1862-67; Willimai itic, 1867-70 ; Mathewson St., Providence, R. I., 1870-73. Supernumer iry, 1873-74. Stationed at Provincetown, Mass., 1874-77; Warren, R, L, 1877-80. Located, 1880-81. Stationed at Pleasant St., NeW Bedfi wd, Mass., 1881-83; Thames St., Newport, R. I., 1883-86; Broadway, Pr ovi- dence, 1886-88. Supernumerary, 1888-89. Stationed at Stafford Spri: bgs, 188 / GRADUATES. [1861. Conn., 1889-92 ; Grace Church, Taunton, Mass., 1892-97 ; Plymouth, 1897-1901. Supernumerary, 1901-02. Stationed at Little Corapton, R. I., 1902-05. Supernumerary, 1905-08. Superannuated, 1908— — . Author : History of Methodism in Norwich; History of Norwich Masonry. Married April 23, 1862, Julia Margaret Woodruff, of Farmington, Conn., who died April 26, 1882. Married Novembers, 1888, Helen Millar; of North Providence, R. I. Children : Franklin Edgar, b. June 25, 1863 (M.D., Boston Homoepathic Medical College), d. October 6, 1887; Frederick Lincoln, b. March 31, 1865; Silvester Woodruff, b. October 5, 1868 (M.D., Phila. Medical College) ; Edwin Noadiah, b. May 4, 1870 (M.D., Phila. Medical College). Address : 439 Fruit Hill Ave., North Providence, R. L 690. *RICHARD HUBBARD DANFORTH. B.A. *. T. Born January 5, , 1840, Middletown, Conn. In business in Buffalo, N. Y., 1865-81. Cashier with Pratt & Co., Buffalo, N. Y., 1881-85. Second assistant cashier, Manufacturers' and Traders' Bank, Buffalo, N. Y., 1886-1904. Retired, 1904. Died February 9, 1907, Buffalo, N. Y. Married December 7, 1863, Kate Everdell Maas, of Philadelphia, Pa. Children : Kate, b. October 8, 1865, d. October, 1908 ; Richard Eugene, b. October 5, 1868 (B.A., Cornell, 1891) ; Bertha, b. November 27, 1870, m. C. H. Wright; Jessie Gillespie, b. April 25, 1875, m. J. R. Lee; Mary, b; December 21, 1876, m. Clifford Marsh. Address of widow : 165 Mariner St., Buffalo, N. Y. 691. *LEWIS FOWLER DEWEY. B.A. Born March 23, 1835. Captain in 7th N. Y. Cavalry, 1861. Major, 2d Regiment, U. S. Colored Troops, and chief of artillery and ordnance in Florida, 1865. Resided in Tallahassee, Fla., 1866. Practised law in Jacksonville, Fla., 1867. Died November, 1868, Jacksonville, Fla. 692. ROSWELL SARGEANT DOUGLASS. B.A.; M.A., 1864. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born September 26, 1841, Lowell, Mass. Enlisted in 4th Conn. Infantry (later 1st Conn. Heavy Artillery), 1861. Second lieutenant in the same, 1862; first lieutenant, 1863-64. In the life insurance business, Boston, Mass., 1865. In the mining regions of California, 1866. Engaged in the commission business in New York, N. Y., 1867-68. Agent of Franklin Woolen Company, N. H., 1869-79; of Plymouth Woolen Company, Mass., 1880-1898. President, J. L. Thompson Manufacturing Company, Waltham, Mass., 1896 . President, American Lacing Hook Company, Waltham, Mass., 189^^ — . Lay delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1892, igoo. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1893-99. Married January 12, 1870, Frances J. Clark,., of Brooklyn, N. Y. Children : William Morgan, b. May 4, 1871 (class of 1892) ; Francis Sawyer, b. February 28, 1873 (class of 1896) ; Marian E., b. September 22, 1874, d. October 25, 1874; Richard Washburn, b. July 15, 1876 (class of 1901) ; Roswell Leon, b. November 14, 1879 (class of 1901) ; Arthur Sylvester, b. January. 16, 1883 (class of 1906) ; Gordon Clark (No. 2072), b. January 31, 1886; Grace Evans, b. October 31, 1890; Jose- phine, b. March 11, 1892. Address : 164 Harvard St., Brookline, Mass. 693. *FRANCIS DANIELS EDGERTON. B.A.; M.D., Uni- versity of Vermont, 1863, and Columbia University, 1864; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1864. *. N. 9. Born August 26, 1838, Chatham, Conn. 189 1861.] GRADUATES. Studied in Berkshire Medical College, Pittsfield, Mass., 1862; medical department of University of Burlington, Vt., 1863; College of Physi- cians and Surgeons, New York, N. Y., 1864. House surgeon and physician in Bellevue and Charity hospitals. New York, N. Y., 1864-66. Practised medicine in Middletown, Conn., 1866-1905. Died January 19, 1905, Middletown, Conn. Married November 5, 1868, Amelia Du Pont Cruger, of Middletown, Conn. Children: Henry Cruger, b. May 21, 1870; Francis Cruger, b. July II, 1873 (class of 1894) ; John Warren, b. February 20, 187s (B.A., Trinity, 1894)- Address of widow: Middletown, Conn. 694. *CHRISTOPHER PAGE FLANDERS. B.A.; M.A., 1864. Born November 25, 1834, Landaflf, N. H. Taught in Wesleyan Seminary, Springfield, Vt, 1861-63 ; High School, Bellows Falls, Vt., and N. H. Conference (now Tilton) Semi- nary, 1864-66. Joined Vermont Conference, M. E. Church, 1867. Stationed at Wardsboro, Vt., 1867-69; Bellows Falls, 1869-70; Hart- land, 1870-72; Marshfield and Calais, 1872-74; Weston, 1874-77; Bar- nard, 1877-80; Union Village, 1880-82; Guildhall, 1882-86; Donville, 1886-87. Supernumerary; resided in Hartland, Vt., 1887-89. Acted as supply in the New England Southern Conference; preached in the Union Church at North Truro, Mass., 1889-91. Preached in North Tisbury, Mass., still retaining his connection with the Vermont Con- ference, 1891-94. Stationed at Bryantville, Mass., 1894-97. Died January 22, 1897, Bryantville, Mass. Married January 10, 1864, Mary M. Barrows, of Weston, Vt., who died May 5, 1906. Children: Charles Barrows, b. March 10, iSiiSs, d. October 25, 1866; Mary, b. December 13, 1869, m. W. F. Gibson. 695. BENJAMIN SHERWOOD GURNEE. B.A.; M.A., 1864. Born October 19, 1837, Haverstraw, N. Y. Residing in Haverstraw, N. Y., engaged chiefly in farming, 1873 . Address: Haverstraw, N. Y. 696. *WILBUR FISK JOHNSTON. B.A.; M.A., 1864. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born December 25, 1839, Middletown, Conn. Son of Pro- fessor John Johnston ; brother of Nos. 563, 741, and 926. Engaged in the manufacture and sale of dental materials in New York, N. Y., 1868-80. Died December 17, 1882, Clifton, Staten Island, N. Y. 697. *HIRAM LOAMMI KELSEY. B.A.; M.A., 1864. *. T. Born August _3i, 1835, North Danville, Vt. Brother of H. G. Kelsey (class of 1857). Taught in Middletown, Conn., 1861-62. Joined New Hampshire Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1862. Stationed at Union, N. H., 1862-64; Littleton, 1864-65; Plymouth, 1865-67; St. Paul's Church, Manchester, 1867-68 ; Bfoadhead Church, Portsmouth, 1868-70 ; First Church, Clare mont, 1870-73; Chestnut St., Nashua, 1873-75. Pastor of Congre- gational Church, HoUis, N. H., 1875-78; Brockton, Mass., 1878-83 Suffield, Conn., 1883-89; Westerly, R. I., 1889-91. Resided in Boston, Mass. ; in the insurance business, 1891-95. Practised law in Worcester, Mass., 1896-97. In the Congregational ministry in Northwood Center, N. H., 1898-1906. Died July 17, igo6, Northwood Center, N. H. Married July 13, 1861, Sarah E. Lummis, who died October 19, 1877. Married June 3, 1879, Mrs. Nellie S. Moore, of Claremont, N, H. 190 GRADUATES. [1861. divorced, 1894. Married December 29, 1896, Mattie Jane Home, of Worcester, Mass. Children : Hattie May, b. June 27, 1862, d. Novem- ber 17, 1864; George Lummis, b. November 15, 1864, d. June i, 1866; James Hiram, b. October 21, 1866; Florence, b. April 8, 1868 (B.A., Smith, 1891), m. S. P. French; Henry Fowle Durant (No. 1704), b. January 30, 1870; Lillian, b. April 6, 1874, d. August 15, 1874. Address of widow: Cliffhead, Northwood, N. H. 698. *FRANK CURRIER MORSE. B.A.; M.A., 1864. -ir. T. Born February 23, 183S, Hopkinton, N. H. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1861. Stationed at Blandford, Mass., 1861-62. Served in 37th Mass. Volunteers; private, then chaplain, 1862-65. Preached in Leyden, Mass., 1865-67. Left the ministry on account of failure of health; went to Kansas, and engaged in farming, 1868. Resided successively in Reno and Lawrence, Kans. ; afterwards went to Southern Kansas, 1869-70. Died January 14, 1871, Ladore, Kans. Married June 26, 1861, Ellen Jeannette Tuttle, of Bristol, Conn. Children : Leila Maria, b. June 14, 1864, d. March 5, 1902 ; Eula Emily, b. April 30, 1867, m. H. P. Swann ; a son, b. May 17, 1870, d. September 14, 1870. Address of widow: 403 St. James Ave., Springfield, Mass. 699. *WILBUR FISK OSBORNE. B.A.; M.A., 1864. *. N. 9. #. B. K. Bom January 14, 1841, Derby, Conn. Served in 4th Conn. Infantry (later 1st Conn. Heavy Artillery), 1861-64. Second lieutenant of Co. I, 1861. First lieutenant of Co. C, 1862. Captain of Co. G (Wesleyan University Guards), 1863. Engaged in manufacturing, Ansonia, Conn., 1865-1907. Died March 30, 1907, Derby, Conn. Married October 10, 1867, Ellen Davis, of Oxford, Conn. Children: John, b. October 23, 1871, d. February i, 1872; Jennie, b. November i, 1872, d. 1872; Frances Eliza, b. May 11, 1876. Address of widow : 500 Hawthorne Ave., Derby, Conn. 700. *HUBBARD BESTER PAYNE. B.A.; M.A., 1864. ^. T. *. B. K. Born July 20, 1839, Kingston, Pa. Studied law in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 1861-63. Admitted to the bar, 1863. Practised law in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 1863-92. Member of Penn- sylvania Senate, 1874-76. Died September i, 1892, Kingston, Pa. Married February 22, 1865, Elizabeth Lee Smith, of Plymouth, Pa., who died October 15, 1906. Children: Louisa Smith, b. January 23, 1866, m. F. S. Langdon; Charles Bester, b. November 26, 1867, d. October 5, 1876; Hubbard Barker, b. July 7, 1870; Paul Draper, b. November 25, 1877, d. May 23, 1899. 701. *DANIEL WARREN RAYMOND. B.A., 1864; M.A., 1867. X. ^. Bom March 16, 1833, Litchfield, N. Y. Served in 4th Conn. Infantry (later ist Conn. Heavy Artillery), 1861-65. Commissary sergeant, 1864. Second lieutenant, 1865. Clerk and bookkeeper for W. & B. Douglas, Middletown. Conn., 1865-84. Paymaster for the same firm, 1884-99. Solicitor for .Etna Life Insur- ance Company, Hartford, Conn., 1899-1905. Died March 14, 1910, Hartford, Conn. Married November 4, 1879, Ellen Josephine. Watrous, of Deep River, Conn. Children: Grace, b. September 14, 1880, m. J. E. Waterhouse; Edith, b. December 17, 1882, m. A. B. Sperry; Mary Frances, b. April 191 1861.] GRADUATES. 25, i88s ; John Watrous, b. June 2, 1887 ; Russell Vernon, b. February 16, 1891. Address of widow: Hartford, Conn. 702. *AARON RITTENHOUSE. B.A.; M.A., 1864; D.D. Dick- inson College, 1878. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born March 14, 1837, South Easton, Pa. Preached on Pottstown Circuit, Philadelphia Conference, M. E. Church, 1861-62. Joined Philadelphia Conference, M. E. Church, 1862. Stationed at Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa., 1862-64; Centennial Church, Philadelphia, 1864-65 ; Hestonville (now Fletcher Church), West Phila- delphia, 1865-66. Transferred , to Wilmington Conference, 1866. Stationed at St. Paul's Church, Wilmington, Del., 1866-69; Smyrna, 1869-71. Transferred to Philadelphia Conference, 1871. Stationed at Hestonville (Fletcher Church), Philadelphia, Pa., 1871-74; Taber- nacle, Philadelphia, 1874-76. Presiding Elder of North Philadelphia District, 1876-79. Stationed at Grace Church, Philadelphia, 1879-82; Ebenezer Church, Philadelphia, 1882-83. Professor in Dickinson Col- lege, 1883-go. Superintendent of M. E. Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa., 1890-97. Stationed at Fletcher Church, Philadelphia, Pa., 1898-igoo; First Church, Media, 1900-01 ; Morton, 1901-03 ; Siloam Church, Dela-^ ware County, Pa., 1903-04; Eleventh St., Philadelphia, 1904-06. Super- annuated, 1906. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1883-84. Instructor in Philadelphia Theological School (of Temple College), 1904-06. Died May 5, 1906, Philadelphia, Pa. Married March i, 1866, Harriet Ross, of Philadelphia, Pa., who died May 17, 1879. Married August 19, 1880, Jennie Hunter, of Philadelphia, Pa. Child-: Harriet Ross, b. August 29, 1881, d. June 10, 1889. Address of widow : 1501 Pine St., Philadelphia, Pa. 703. *JOHN LINCOLN STUART ROBERTS. B.A. *. t. *. B. K. Born December 25, 1839, Boston, Mass. Brother of Nos. 635 and 876. Studied law in Middletown, Conn., 1861-63. Admitted to the bar, 1863. Practised law in Middletown, Conn., 1863-74. Judge of Probate Court, Middletown District, 1872. City attorney, Middletown, Conn., 1872-74. Practised law in Boston, Mass., 1874-96. Died August 21, 1896, Boston, Mass. ' Married January 24, 1866, Nellie Hall, of Portland, Conn., who died March i, 1893. Children: Kate Elmer, b. June 24, 1868; William Hall, b. May 28, 1871. 704. CHARLES GREEN RICH VINAL. B.A. #. N. 9. Born January 14, 1840, Monroe, Me. Brother of W. F. Vinal (class of 1864). Studied law in Middletown, Conn., 1861-62. First lieutenant, 24th Conn. Volunteers, 1862-63. Admitted to the bar, 1863. Practising law in Middletown, Conn., 1863 . Clerk of Superior Court and county clerk for Middlesex County, 1865-1906. Judge of Probate Court, Middletown District, 1867-68. City recorder, .Middletown, Conn, 1873; town treasurer, 1879; mayor, 1894-95. Member Conn. State Senate, 1897-1900. Secretary of the State of Connecticut, igoi-04, Married October 19, 1865, Amelia A. Hotchkiss, of Middletown, Conn. Address: 341 High St., Middletown, Conn. 706. GEORGE WHITEFIELD WARNER. B.A., ^. T. Born August 31, 1835, Kirkland, N. Y. Principal of Union School, Waterloo, Iowa, 1862-63. Preached and taught in Central Iowa, 1863-68. Stationed successively at Cedar Falls, 192 GRADUATES. [1861. Nashua, and Ackley, Iowa, 1868-73. Engaged in stock-raising in Iowa and Western Nebraska, 1873 . Married Cornelia M. Parroele, of Clinton, N. Y. Address : unknown. 706. GEORGE WHITAKER. B.A.; M.A., 1864; D.D., Fort Worth University, 1890. *. N. 0. *. B. K. Born May 14, 1836, Boston, Mass. Brother of No. 823. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1861. Stationed at West Medway, Mass., 1861-63; South Walpole, 1863-65; Roxbury, 1865-67; Worthen St., Lowell, 1867-70; Westfield, 1870-72; Boston St., Lynn, 1872-73 ; Saratoga St., Boston, 1873-74. Presiding Elder of Springfield i)istrict, 1874-78. Stationed at Ipswich, Mass., 1878-79; Trinity Church, Cambridge, ig7g-82; First Church, Somerville, 1882-85; Grace Church, Worcester, 1885-88. President of, Wiley Uni- versity, Tex., 1888-91 ; Willamette University, Ore., 1891-93. Transr ferred to Oregon Conference, 1891.. Stationed at St. Paul's, Portland, Ore., 1893-94;- Lincoln Ave., Detroit, Mich., 1894-97; Beverly, Mass., 1897-98 ; Trinity, Cambridge, 1898-99. President, Portland Univer- sity, Ore., 1899-1900. Stationed at Trinity Church, Cambridge, Mass., 1900-05; Central ville, Loweill, 1905-07; Orient Heights, East Boston, 1907-08. Supernumerary, 1908 . Married June 22, 1861, Harriet Clarke, of Forestville, Conn. Chil- dren: George Edgar, b. September 8, 1862 (B.A., Boston Univ., 1886) ; a son, b. September il, 1865 (deceased) ; Harriet Clarke, b. January II, 1868, d. July 26, 1883; John Holland, b. August 16, 1872 (B.A., Portland Univ.). Address : 14 Cedar St., West Somerville, Mass. 707. NATHAN WILLIS WILDER. B.A.; M.A. 1864. A. A.' *. Born February 25, 1835, Granville, Vt. Brother of No. 824, and of R. H. Wilder (class of 1861). Principal of Meriden Institute, Conn., 1861-62. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1862. Stationed at West Suffield, Conn., 1862-64; Windsor, 1864-65. Transferred to Vermont Con- ference, 1865. Stationed at Putney, Vt., 1865-67; Wilmington, 1867-70; Woodstock, 1870-73; Bellows Falls, 1873-75; Swantpn, 1875-76; Alburg, 1876-79; Morrisville, 1879-81; Fairfax and Fletcher, 1881-83; Essex and Jericho, 1883-86; Newbury, 1886-89; Derby and Newport, 1889-gi ; Derby, 1891-94. Town superintendent of schools, Derby, Vt., 1891-93. Supernumerary, residing at Watertowh, Conn., 1894-99. Superannuated, 1899. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1884-88. Married May 7, 1862, Jane A.' Hubbard, of Middletown, Conn. Children : Frank Willis, b. May 9, 1863 ; Anna Lincoln, b. September 19, 1865, d. September 13, 1867; Alice Grant, b. August 18, 1868, d. January 11, 1877; Mary Frances, b. March 14, 1870; Henry Hubbard, b. June 18, 1873; Edmund Janes, b. February 27, 1876; George Pascal, b. April 16, 1879, Address : Watertown, Conn. 708. *RI CHARD SEAMAN WILLIAMS. B.A.; M.A., 1864. X. *. *. B. K. Bom April 4, 1841, Searingtown, N. Y. Taught in Cabot, Vt., 1862-63. Bookkeeper in New York, N. Y., 1863-65. Engaged in the manufacture and sale of dental materials. New York, N. Y., 1865-96. Died April 15, 1896, New York, N. Y. Married January 6, 1881, Mary Elizabeth Abel, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Address of widow: Lebanon, Conn. 193 1862.] GRADUATES. CLASS OF J 862. 709. *ANDREW PURDY AIKEN. B.A.; M.A., 1865. ^. T. ■*. B. K. Born January 29, 1834, Galway, N. Y. Joined Providence (now Nqv England Southern) Conference, M..E. Church, 1862. Stationed at Chestnut St., Providence, R. I., 1862-63* East Greenwich, 1863-65 ; Provincetown, Mass., 1865. Died August 23, 1868, Palmer, Mass. Married April 20, 1864, Abbie A. Wild; of New Bedford, Mass. Address of widow : 330 Cottage St., New Bedford, Mass. 710. JOHN EMORY ANDRUS. B.A. A. A. *. Born Februafy 16, 1841, Pleasantville, N. Y. . Brother of H. J. Andrus (class o£ 1868). Taught in Bergen, N. J., 1862-64. Principal of Schuylervillie Acadr •eihy/ N. Y., i86s-66. Member of firm, Reed, Carnrick & Andrus, manufacturing chemists. New York, N. Y., 1866., Chemist, New York, N. Y., 1873-76. Treasurer (later prfesideilt) of New York Pharmacal Association, 1877 . President of Palisade Manufacturing Company. Treasurer of Arlington Chemical Conipany' Mayor of Yonkers, N. Y., 1903. Representative of iplh New York District, U. S. Congress, 1904 . Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1889 . Treasurer of tihe University, 1892-1902. , Married June 23, 1869, Julia Maria, Dyckman, who died December 24, 1909. Children: Mary, b. July 24, 1870, m. W. H. Taylor (No. •1818); William Loyal (No. 1735), b. Septembei- 2, 1872; Edith (No. 1983), b. April 23, 1874, m. F. M. Davenport (No. 1549) ; Marguerite, 1). October 24, 1875; Jessamine, b. Nc(vember 9, 1878, d. October 10, j88o. .Address: Yonkers, N. Y. ' 711. *WILLIAM RANNEY BALDWIN. B.A.; M.A., 1865. ^. T. *. B. K. Born October 24, 1840, Middletown, Conn. Taught in Tarrytown, N. Y., 1862-63. Principal of Warrensburg Academy, N. Y., 1863-64. Taught in Conn. Literary Institution, Suf- JSeld, Conn., 1864-65. Principal of High School, Holyoke, Mass., 1865-68; Academic Institute, LeRoy, N. Y., 1868-69. Engaged in life insurance; resided in Troy, N. Y., and Albany, N. Y., 1869-76. Ordained Baptist minister, 1877. Pastor of Baptist Church, Oxford, N. Y., 1877-82; Bradford, Pa., 1882-84; Friendship, N. Y., 1884-91; :Saxton's River, Vt., 1891-97. Retired; resided in Friendship, N. Y., 1897-1906. Died' June 26, 1906, Friendship, N. Y. Married September 15, 1863, Laura Malinda Prior, of Middletown, 'tonn. Child : Hattie Prior, b. ;August 5, 1864, m. A. M. Wellmati. Address of widow : Friendship, N. Y. 712. THOMAS FRANCIS BARNSWELL. B.S. Born August •6, 1841, New York, N. Y. Bookkeeper in Stonington, Conn., 1873-75. Studied law in Mystic, 'Conn., 1:875-77.; Brooklyoi -N. Y., 1877-79. Practising law, 1879; ;. Marfied July 2, 1872, Alice Elizabeth Reed, of Bath, Me. Chi'ldf 'Thomas Albert, b. February, ; 1874, d. Aiigust 17, 1874. Address : unknown. - t, 713. • liENRY WARD ' BteNNETT. B.A. ; M.A., 1865; D.D., n893. A. A. *. Born April 4, 1835, Cohstableville, N. Y. 194 GRADUATES. [1862. Taught in Belleville College, Ontario, Canada, 1862-63; Pairfield Seminary, N. Y., 1863-65. Joined Black River (now Northern New York) Conference, M. E. Church, 1864. Stationed at Antwerp, N. Y., 1865-67; Heuveltohi 1867-69; Ogdensburg, 1869-71; Lowville, 1871-74; Adams, 1874-75; Ilion, 1875-78; Fulton, 1878-81.- Ptesiding Elder of Herkimer District, 1881-85. Stationed at South St., Utica, N. Y., 1885-88. Presiding Elder of St. Lawrence District, 1888-94. Stationed at Mexico, N. Y., 1894-96; Norwood, ]!896-99. Assistant at ilion, N. Y., 1899-1900. Superannuated, 1900 . Trustee of Wes- leyan University, 1874-78, 1893-98. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1884. Married March 10, 1864, Elizabeth Dextater Blackstone, of Adams, N. Y. Children: Manning Blackstone (No. 1941), b. August 30, 1872; Bertha Iliohe, b. February 26, 1877. Address: 45 John St., Ilion, N. Y. 714. HENRY MARTIN BLAKE. B.A.; M.A., 1865; M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1869. X. ■ir. Born November 29, 1836, Monmouth, Me. Principal of. Limerick Academy, Me., 1862-63; High School, Monroe, Wis., 1863-65. Studied in Medical School of Maine, Brunswick, Me., 1867-68; Bellevue Hospital Medical College, New York, N. Y., r868-6g. Practised medicine in Readfield, Me., 1869-75; Monmouth, Me., 187s . Member of Maine State Legislature, 1909. .Trustee of Maine Wesleyan Seminary. Married August 19, 1863, Frances C. Pierce, of Monmouth, Me., who died May 27, 1902. Children: Frederick Kibby, b. October 17, 1868; Bertha, b. May 25, 1879, m. N. M. MacCrillis. Address: Monmouth, Me. 715. JOHN MERRILL CALDWELL. B.A.; M.A., 1865; D.D., Mount Union College, 1890. X. *. Born August 29, 1839, Rockland, Me. Brother of Asbury Caldwell (class of 1864). Enlisted in 2d Conn. Volunteers; discharged on account of sickness, 1861. Preached in Kennebunk, Me., 1862-63. Joined Maine Conference, M. E.Ch-urch, 1863. Stationed at Kennebunk, Me,, 1863-65; Hallowell, 1865-66. Went to Dubuque, Iowa, on account of ill health; preached att Maine St. Church, 1866-67. Transferred to Rock River Conference, 1867. Principal of Rock River Seminary, Mount Morris, 111., l867;-69. Stationed at Princeton, 111., 1869-71 ; Rockf ord, 1871-73 ; Joliet, 1873-75; Ada St., Chicago, 1875-78; Western Ave.; Chicago, 1878-81. Presiding Elder of Joliet District, 1881-85. Stationed at Oakland, Chicago, 111., 1885-90; South Park Ave., Chicago, 1890-95; Park Ave., Chicago, 1895-97. Presiding Elder of Chicago, West District, 1897- 1901. Stationed at Union Ave., Chicago, 1901-03. Retired to a farm in O'Neill, Nebn, 1903. Pastor of Presbyterian Church, Coleridge, Nebr., 1906 . Delegate to General Conferfence, M. E. Church, 1892. Author (in collaboration) : The Jew and the Gentile. Married July 10, 1865, Emma M. Hill, of Kennebunk, Me. Chil- dren : Susan Olive, b. July 6, 1867, m. J. I. Merrill ; Asbuiy, b. October 13, 1868; Mavolta Mercer, b. October 21, 1870, m.. Dr. A. S. Pease; Anna, b. September 17, 1872, d. December 21, 1872; Emma, b. -Oc,tober 18, 1873, d. January 16, 1874; Florence, b. February 18, 1877, d. April 6, 1879; Calla Marie, b. August 28, 1881, m. N. S. Leane. : Address : Coleridge, Nebr. . 716. *WILLIAM FRANaS COMFORT. B.A. A. A. #. Bom October 23, 1839, St. Louis, Mo. Brother of No. 556. 195 .1862.] GRADUATES. Principal and proprietor of a commercial college, Jersey City, N. J., 1862-68. Principal of Classical Institute, Vernon, N. Y., 1868-71; High School, Millport,, N. Y., 1872. Bookkeeper, Horseheads, N. Y., 1872-75. Principal of a school. Coming, N. Y., 1875-77. Taught in Chemung County, N. Y., 1877-81. : Died March 2, 1887. 717. *HENRY LESTER DICKINSON. B.A.; M.A., 1865. *. N. e. Born October 10, 1835, Chicopee Falls, Mass. Principal of public schools, Danville, 111., 1862-64. Special agent of Conn. Mutual Life Insurance Company, in Springfield, 111., and Chi- cago, 111., 1864-71. Member of firm, Stearns, Dickinson & Co., general agents of Conn. Mutual Life Insurance Company, for Illinois, 1871-81. Died August 18, 1881, Chicago, 111. Married April 16, 1866, Josephine Mary Gleason, of Chicopee Falls, Mass. Child : Dora Louise, b. September 13, 1870, d. March 19, 1886. Address of widow: Chicopee Falls, Mass. 718. *GEORGE ALLEN ENGLAND. B.A.; M.A., 1865. -ir. T. Born March 10, 1837, North Fairfax, Vt. Joined ' Wisconsin Conference, M. E. Church, 1863. Stationed at Berlin, Wis., 1863-64. Transferred to St. Louis Conference, 1864. Stationed at Simpson Chapel, St. Louis, Mo., 1864-65. Transferred to Wisconsin Conference, 1865. Stationed at Appleton, Wis., 1865-67; Asbury Church, Milwaukee, 1867-69; Kenosha, 1869-70. Spent the winter in Georgia and Florida, on account of health, 1870-71. Super- annuated, 1871-73. Assistant superintendent of the Chicago Relief and Aid Society, 1871-73. Transferred to Colorado Conference, 1873. Stationed at Cheyenne, Col., 1873-74; Boulder City, 1874^76. Chaplain, U. S. Army, Fort McPherson, Nebr., 1876-78; Fort Wallace, Kans., 1878-79; Fort Omaha, Nebr., 1879-83. Ordained deacon in the Prot- estant Episcopal Church, 1881. Died Depember 4, 1883, Omaha, Nebr. Married September 22, 1863, Hannah Pearl Lyon, of Middletown, Conn., who died December 17, 1907. Children : Ruth Pearl, b. August 20, 1865, d.; October 18, 1866; I*aul Willard, b. May 14, 1868 (B.S., Mas?. Inst, of Tech., 1891); Florence Pearl, b. September 11, l86g, m. W. A. Nosworthy; Grace, b. April 25, 1872, d. October 3, 1872; George Allan, b. February 9, 1877 (B.A., Harvard, 1903). 719. *S AMUEL STEPHEN ETHRIDGE. B.A. ; LL.B., Iowa State University, r866. A. A. *. Bom March i, 1838, Sandwich. N. H. Brother of Albert Ethridge (class of 1853). Taught in Dover Academy, 111., 1862-64. Sergeant, 47th Iowa Volunteers, 1864. Deputy clerk of U. S. Circuit Court for District of Iowa, 1865. U. S. commissioner for District of Iowa, 1867. In office of collector of internal revenue, 1867-70. Practised law in Des Moines, Iowa, 1871-1909. U. S. deputy marshal of Des Moines District, Iowa, 1874-75. Referee in bankruptcy. Died June 7, 1900, Des Moines, Iowa. Married October i, 1874, Mattie Le Bosquet, of Des Moines, Iowa. Children: Henry Le Bosquet, b. November ig, 1875, d. August 17, 1876; Charles Albert, b. February 18, 1879. Address of widow : 3605 Grand Ave., Des Moines^ Iowa. 720. *EZRA HALL. B.A. ; M.A., 1865. $. N. 9. *. B. K. Bom May II, 1835, Marlboro, Conn. Admitted to the bar; member of Conn. Senate, 1863. Member of Conn. House.', of Representatives^ 1864. Practised law in Hartford, Conn., 1865-77. Publisher of The Hartford Post, 1868. Member and 196 GRADUATES. [1862. president pro tempore of Conn. Senate, 1871. Died November 3, 1877, Hartford, Conn. Married November 4, 1868, Fanny Thompson Pease, of Hartford, Conn. Children: Robert Ezra, b. July 10, 1871 (Ph.B., Yale, 1893); Elizabeth, b. December 23, 1876. Address of widow : Mrs. William .Porter, Hartford, Conn. 721. *WILLIAM I JOHNSON. B.S. Born October 18, 1832, Sodus, N. Y. Engaged in caring for his aged and feeble father, 1863. Died November 21, 1863, Wolcott, N. Y. 722. CRANSWICK JOST. B.A.; M.A., 1866; D.D., University of Mount Allison, 1893. *. X. *. B. K. Born August 25, 1838, Guys- boro, N. S., Canada. Joined Wesleyan Conference of Eastern British America, 1862. Stationed at Country Harbor, N. S., Canada, 1862-63; Sydney, 1863-64; Pugwash, 1864-66; Dorchester, N. B., 1866-67. Vice presi- dent of Mount Allison Academj^; Professor of Hebrew and Acting Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy, Mount Allison Wesleyan College, N. B., Canada, 1867-69. Stationed at Richibucto, N. B., Canada, 1870-72; Avondale, N. S., 1872-75; Pictou, 1875-77; Hills- burg, 1877-80; Liverpool, 1880-84; Bridgetown, 1884-87; Parrs- boro, 1887-90; Grand Pre, 1890-93; Barrington, 1893-97; Sydney, 1897-1900. Supernumerary, 1900 . Delegate to General Conference, Methodist Church of Canada, 1878. '80, '82, '86, 'go. President of Nova Scotia Conference, 1886. Married July 23, 1866, Lavinia Sophia Morton, who died September 13, 1891.' Married June 29, 1894, Ada Elizabeth Elderkin. Children: Harriet Joanna, b. October 10, 1867; Roland Morton, b. November I, 1868 (B.A., Mount Allison, 1891) ; Mary Starr, b. January i, 1872; William Baldwin, b. February 27, 1874 (B.A., Mount Allison, 1895), d. November 11, 1897. Address : Bridgetown, N. S., Canada. 723. *JAMES MARCUS KING. B.A.; M.A., 1865; D.D., 1877; LL.D., Taylor University, 1893. ■*. T. *. B. K. Born March 18, 1839, Girard, Pa. Brother of No. 316. Taught in Fort Edward Collegiate Institute, N. Y., 1862-68. Joined Troy Conference, M. E. Church, 1866. Stationed at Gansevoort, N. Y., 1866-68 ; North Second St., Troy, 1868-71 ; First Church, Saratoga Springs, 1871-74. Transferred to New York Conference, 1874. Stationed at St. John's Church, New York, N. Y., 1874-77; Wash- ington Square, New York, 1877-79; St. James's Church, New York, 1879-82; i8th St., New York, 1882-85; Park Avenue, New York, 1885-88; St. Andrew's Church, New York, 1888-91; St. John's Church, New York, 1891-95; Union Church, New York, 1895-97. General secretary. National League for the Protection of American Institutions, 1897-99. Presiding Elder, New York District, 1899. Corresponding secretary. Board of Church Extension, M. E. Church, 1899-1907; Board of Home Missions and Church Extension, Philadelphia, Pa., 1907. Member for many years^ of the Board ^f , Managers, American Bible Society. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1884, '88, '92, '96, 1900, '04; Methodist Ecumenical Conference, 1881, '91, 1901. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1898-1967. ■ Author: Facing the Twentieth Century. Died October 3, 1907, Philadelphia, Pa. Married July, 1865, Nancy M. McFarland, preceptress of Fort Edward Collegiate Institute, N. Y. Children: Arthur Marcus, b. 197 1862-63.] GRADUATES. December 12, 1867 (B.A., New York Univ., 1890) ; Clara Elizabeth, b. October 10, 1876 (B.A., Vassar, 1899) ; Robert Lennox, b. December 12, 1878, d. February 21, 1882. Address of widow: 220 West 107th St., New York, N. Y. 724. *ENOS YOUNG LANDIS. B.A.; -M.A., 1865. A. A. *. Born September 8, 1837, Coopersburg, Pa. Served with Spencer's Howitzer Battery, 1862. Taught in New York Conference Seminary, Charlotteville, N. Y.,- 1862-63;' principal, 1863-64. Served in 91st Regiment, N. Y. Volunteers, 1864-65. Vice principal of Alexander Military Institute, White Plains, N. Y., 1865-66. In business in New York, N. Y., 1866-73. In the lithographic business in Philadelphia, Pa., 1874-1907. Died December 17, 1907, Philadelphia, Pa. Married April 29, 1869, Mary P. Miller, of Philadelphia, Pa., who died September S, 1888. Children: Mary Gertrude, b. November 17, 1870,, m. J. A. Whitehead, d. January 7,. 190S; Percy Miller, b. Septem- ber 7, 1873. 726. *CHARLES TAULMAN REED. B.A.; M.A., 1865. ^. r. Born August 2^, 1840, Trenton, N. J. Studied law in Camden, N. J., 1863-65. Admitted to the bar, 1865. Practised law in Camden, N. J., 1865-85. Died January 7, 1885, Cam- den, N. J. 726. *PHILIP BESSOM SHUMWAY. B.A.; M.A., 1865. A. K. E. *. B. K. Born June 6, 1836, Burrillville, R. I. Taught in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass. ; also studied law, 1863-64. Admitted to the bar, 1864. Practised law in Chicago, 111., 1865-69. Engaged in constructing railroads, 1869-87. Secretary of Chicago. & Paducah Railroad, 1873. Died May 16, 1887, Evanston, 111. Married 1867, Mary Isabella Raymond, of Evanston, 111., who died December 22, 1903. Children : Philip Raymond, b. January" 31, 1868 (Ph.B., Northwestern, 1889) ; Frank, b. July 29, 1870, d. October 2, 1870 ; Josephine, b. October 7, 1873, d. July 28, 1875. 727. *SMITH WILLIAMS. B.A.; M.A., 1865. Born July 22, 1838, Parma, N. Y. Taught and preached in Allegan, Mich., 1862-63. Taught in Union Academy, Galesburg, Mich., 1863-64; Albion College, Mich., 1864. Joined Genesee Conference, M. E. Church, 1864. Principal of Parma Academy, N;- Y., 1864-65. Stationed at Sweden^ N. Y., 1864-65 ; Niag- ara Falls, 1865-66 ; Eden and North Evans, 1866-67 ; Lancaster and Elma, 1867-68; Health failed ; located, 1868. Engaged somewhat in business, 1868^75. Died October 7, 1877, Allegan, Mich. Married October 6, 1868, Helen E. Ihgalls, of Springfield, N. Y., who died September 14, 1896. Child: Lula Helen, b. February, 1872, m. W. M. Wallace. CLASS OF 1863. 728. GEORGE ROBERT- ADAMS. B.A. Born August 26, 1840^ Charlottevillcj N. Y. Principal of Schoharie Academy, N. Y., 1864-65. Studied law in Schoharie, N. Y., 1865-66. Admitted to the bar, 1866. Practised law 198 GRADUATES. [1863. in Charlotteville, N. Y., 1867-70. Postmaster in Charlotteville, N. Y., 1869. Practising law in Kingston, N. Y., 1870 . Prosecuting attor- ney ^or commissioners of almshouse of Kingston, N. Y., 1878-81. Married December 20, 1866, Emma E. Fenton^ of Johnstown, N. Y., who died November 21, 1905. Children: William Fenton, b. January 19, 1869; Emma Mott, b. December 24, 1874, m. R. M. VanGaasbeck; George Francis, b. February 14, 1878 ; Charles Herbert, b. January 27, 1882, d. July 24, 1882 ; Willard McNamara, b. December 29, 1889. Address: 167 Broadway, Kingston, N. Y. 729. CHARLES ALBERT BARNARD. B.A. X. ^. *. B. K. Born May 7, 1842, Augusta, Me. Professor of Ancient Languages in Albion College, Mich., 1863. Admitted to the bar, 1865. Assistant clerk of the Police Court of Boston, Mass., 1865-66. Assistant clerk of the Municipal Court of Boston, Mass., 1866-85. Bail commissioner for Suffolk County, 1874-85. Judge of the Municipal Court of Boston, Mass., for the Brighton District, 1890— — . Author : Forms of Complaints under Massachusetts Statutes. Married August 14, 1879, Ellen A. Hunt, of Boston, Mass. Address: 45 Parsons St., Brighton District, Boston, Mass. 730. *AMBROSE BLUNT. B.A.; M.A., 1866. 'Born November 14, 1835, Bristol, Me. Principal of Cincinnatus Academy, N. Y., 1863-67 ; Deposit Academy, N. Y., 1867-69; High School, Salem, Ohio, 1869-71. In business, Goshen, Ind., 1871-76. Superintendent of public schools, Goshen, Ind., 1876-87 ; Ligonier, Ind., 1887-89. Died December 3, 1889, Ligonier, Ind. Married June 28, 1865, Elizabeth Janette Lee, of Cincinnatus, N. Y. Children: Charles Lee, b. April 19, 1866 (D.D.S., Univ. of Michigan, 1892) ; James Griswold, b. April 7, 1868; Georgiana Cleis, b. July 14, 1871 (Ph.B., Univ. of Michigan, 1896) ; Achsah Margaret, b. Sep- tember 28, 1872, m. G. F. Robertson; Hermione, b. April 11, 1876, d. November 3, 1877; Harry Earle, b. September 22, 1877 (D.D.S., Univ. of Michigan, 1900). Address of widow: 1009 Union St., Schenectady, N. Y. 731. WESLEY DEMPSTER CHASE. B.A. ; M.A., 1866. X. *. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born October 5, 1840, Watertown, N. Y. Joined Black River (now Northern New York) Conference, M. E. Church, 1863. Stationed at Ellisburg, N. Y., 1863-64 ; Jordan, 1864-65. Chaplain, 193d Regiment, N. Y. Volunteers, 1865. Stationed at Geddes, N. Y., 1866-67. Supernumerary, 1867-68. Stationed at State St., Water- town, N. Y., 1868-70. Transferred to Colorado Conference, 1870. Stationed at Central City, Col., 1870-73. Transferred to Northern New York Conference, 1873. Stationed at De Peyster, N. Y., 1873-74; Norwood, 1874-77; South St., Utica, 1877-80; Herkimer, 1880-83; Gouverneur, 1883-86; Fulton, 18S6-91 ; Camden, 1891-94; Ogdens- burg, 1894-99; Carthage; 1899-1903; Herkimer, 1903-06; Centenary Church, Utica, 1906-99. General secretary. New York State Sabbath Preservation Society, 1909 . Editor: History of Falley Seminary. Married June 25, 1868, Emily Thompson, of Geddes, N. Y., who died September 30, 1875. Children : Clara Thompson, b. February 20, 1871 ; Arthur Willey, b. October 30, 1872. Address : 135 Seymour Ave., ijtica, N- Y. 732. GEORGE WALTER COOK. B.A.; M. A., 1866: Ph.D., New York University, 1874. Born April 17, 1839, Stamford, N. Y. 199 1863.1; GRADUATES. Taught elocution in Waring's Military Institute, Dutchess County- Academy, Carey Institute, and Poughkeepsie Female Academy, Pough- keepsie, N. Y. ; also engaged in giving public readings, 1864-09. Prin- cipal of Cook's Collegiate Institute for Young Ladies, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1870-85; Brighton Heights Seminary, New Brighton, N. Y., 1886-94. Retired; removed to Tarrytown, N. Y., 1894.. Married July i, 1867, Janey Elizabeth Holden, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y, who died September 13, 1908. Children: Walter, b. May 10, 1869; Bertha, b. May 12, 1877, m- H. S. Thayer. Address: Tarrytown, N. Y. 733. EVERETT KENT DEXTER. B.A.; M.A., 1866. *. N. 6. Born March 15, 1840^ JBoston, Mass. Studied in Harvar'd Divinity School, 1863-64. Employed by N. E. Educational Commission for Freedmen, as teacher of colored soldiers; also served as corporal in 60th Mass. Volunteers; assistant super- visor of government white schools in Portsmouth and Newtown, Va., 1864-65. Studied law in Leavenworth, Kans., 1865-67. Practised law in Leavenworth, Kans., 1867-70 ; Boston, Mass., 1870-90. Retired, 1890. Address : i Highland Place, Boston, Mass. 734. *GEORGE LYSANDER EDWARDS. B.A.; M.A., 1866. Born February 25, 1839, Middletown, Conn. Taught in Stamford, Conn., 1863-64. Journeyman printer and teacher in Brooklyn and New York, N.i Y., 1864-65. Taught in Stamford, Conn., 1865-66. Printer in Stamford, Conn., 1866. Studied in Union Theological Seminary, 1866-69. Pastor of Congregational Church, Jamesport, N. Y., 18(59-71. Preached 'in Katonah, N. Y., 1871-72. Pastor of Congregational Church, Baiting Hollow, N. Y., 1872-74; South Granville, N. Y., 1875-76 ; Windsor, Mass., 1876-78. Preached in Black Creek, N. Y., 1879. Resided in Middletown, Conn., 1879-80. Pastor of Cohgregational Church, Westchester, Conn., 1880-81. Proof- reader with Case, Lockwood ■& jBrainard Company, Hartford, Conn., 1881-82. Pastor of Congregational Church, Bingham, Me., 1882-84; M. E. Church, Marlboro, Conn., 1884-85. Pastor of Congregational Church, Millington, Conn., 1885-97. Retired; resided in Colchester, Ccjnn., 1897-1905. I3ied December 3, 1905, Colchester, Corm. Married December 25, 1871, Virginia Malvina Gaylord, of Stamford, Conn. Child: George. Nelson (No. 1740), b. November 29, 1872. Address of widow : Colchester, Conn. 735. *OLIVER HALEY FERNALD. B.A.; M.A., 1866; D;D., Dakota University, 1888. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born January 19, 1835, Mount Desert, Me. Taught in Providence, R. I., 1863-70. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1870. Stationed at Portsmouth, R. I., 1870-72 ; Somerset, Mass., 1872-75 ; Central Church, Taunton, 1875-78; Thames St., Newport, R. I., 1878-80; Portland, Conn., 1880-83; Rockville, 1883-84. Principal of East Greenwich Academy, R. I., 1884-85^ Transferred to East Maine Conference, 1885. Stationed at South West Harbpr, Me., (1885-88; Bucksport, 1888-90; Castine, 1890-95; Searsport, i89S'^§8; Dexter and Ripley, 1898-1901. Superannuated, 1901. Supervisor of schools, South West Harbor, Me., 1887; Castine, Me., 1893. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1888-94. Died July 23; 1903, Dexter, Me. Married March 6, 1859, Hannah A. Lopaus, of Tremont, Me., who died October- 29, '1864. Married July 31, 1866, Amelia Ruth Lawton, GRADUATES. [1863. of Leverett, Mass. Children: Flora Arnette, b. August 3, 1861 (class of 1884), d. April 3, 1882; Louisa Lawton, b. January 30, 1873. Address of widow: South West Harbor, Me. 736. RICHARD HENRY GIDMAN. B.A.; B.D., Union Theo- logical Seminary, 1866. Born September 14, 1840, Stamford, England. Taught in Manchester, Conn., 1863-64. Studied in Union Theological Seminary, 1864-66. Ordained Congregational clergyman, 1867. Pastor of Congregational Church, Bangor, N. Y., 1867-69; Lisle, N. Y., 1869-71; Morris, Conn., 1872-75; North Madison, Conn., 1875-84; Preston, Conn., 1884-1906. Retired, 1906. Married June 14, 1866, Susan R. Lobdell, of Brookfield, Conn., who died July 27, 1877. Married September 16, 1880, Mary Humphrey, of Marietta, Ohio, who died March 24, 1906. Child: Thusa Lindsley, b. March 25, 1874, m. Rev. R. E. Turner. Address : Lebanon, Conn. . 737. *JOHN HANLON. B.A.; M.A., 1866. *. N. 6. Born June 23, 1836, Freehold, N. J. Joined Newark Conference, M. E. Church, 1863. Stationed at Wash- ington, N. J., 1863-66 ; Hedding Church, Jersey City, 1866-69 ; Orange, 1869. Spent . winter in the South on account of failure of health, 1869-70. Resided in Morristown, N. J., 1870-71. Taught in Pen- nington Seminary, N. J., 1871-72. Engaged in farming in Pennington, N.; J., 1872-75. Died January 4, 1875, Morristown, N. J. Married October 21, 1863, Amelia Bonsall, of Morristown, N. J. Children: Mary Louisa, b. August 20, 1864, m. Col. Alex. Brodie, U. S. A. ; Eliza Bonsall, b: March 8, 1867, m. Walter Mitchell ; John, b. March 28, 1870 (C.E., Princeton, 1896). Address of widow : Bloomington, N. J. 738. CHARLES DUDLEY HILLS. B.A.; M.A., 1866; S.T.D., Claflin University, 1885. Born January 23, 1836, East Hartford, Conn. Principal of High School, Westfield, Mass., 1863-64. Delegate of Christian Commission in Army of the Potomac, 1864. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1865. Stationed at Northampton, Mass., i86Sr67; Trinity Church, Springfield, 1867-70; Florence St., Springfield, 1870-73; Grace Church, Worcester, 1873-76; Common St., Lynn, 1876-79; St. Paul's Church, Lowell, 1879-82; Saratoga St., East Boston, 1882-85 ; First Church, Pittsfield, 1885-88. Transferred to Troy Conference, 1888. Stationed at State St., Schenectady, N. Y., 1888-91. Transferred to New Hampshire Conference, 1891: Stationed at St, Paul's Church, Manchester, N. H., 1891-96; Haverhill, Mass., 1896-99; First Church, Concord, . N. H., 1899-igoi ; Laconia, 1901-03 ; New- market, 1903-05. Superannuated, 1905. Delegate to General Confer- ence, M. E. Church, 1896. Married November 14, 1865, Emma Jane Martin, of Westfield, Mass. Children: Mary Emma, b. August 8, 1866, m. V. L. George; Charles Whitman, b. August 5, 1871 (C.E., Union, 1892). Address : 4 Walker St., West Gloucester, Mass. 739. WILLIAM PALLISTER HUBBARD. B.A.; M.A., 1866. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born December 24, 1843, Wheeling, W. Va. Son of No. 124. Admitted to the bar, 1864. Practising law in Wheeling, W. Va., 1864 . Served in 3d W. Va. Cavalry. Clerk of W. Va. House of Delegates, 1866-70. Secretary of Republican State Central Committee. 1863.] GRADUATES. Delegate to Republican National Convention, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1872; Republican National Convention, Chicago, 111., 1888. Member of W. Va. House of Delegates, 1881-82. Chairman of a commission to revise the tax laws of West Virginia, 1901-03. Representative of First District, W. Va., in U. S. Congress, 1907 , Married May 21, 1868, Anna E. Chamberlin, of Thibodeaux, La., who died June 7, 1901. Children: Julia Payne, b. May 18, 1869, m. W. I. Kelly; Nelson Chamberlin (No. 1702), b. January 25, 1871 ; Alma Russell, b. May 13, 1873; Louise Pallister, b. December 16, 1874, m. Rev. W. E. Hudson ; Sarah Pallister, b. November 20, 1877, d. Septem- ber 30, 1881. Address : Wheeling, W. Va. 740. *CHARLES THURSTON JOHNSON. B.A.; M.A., 1866. A. A. *. Born October 16, 1838, Naharit, Mass. Joined New England Conference, M. E, Church, 1863. Stationed at Princeton, Mass., 1863-65; Shrewsbury, 1865-67; Chicopee Falls, 1867-68; Easthampton, 1868-70; Central (now -Grace) Church, Spring- field, 1870-72. Supernumerary; resided in Nahant, Mass., 1872-73. Stationed at Byfield, Mass., 1873,74; East Cambridge, 1874-76; Fitch- burg, i876r77; Palmer, 1877,80; Newton Upper Falls, 1880-83 ; Ipswic^, 1883-85; Stoneham, 1885,87; Marbkhead, 1887-89; Winthrop, 1889-91.' Superannuated; resided in Winthrop, Mass., 1891-93. Died October 26, 1893, Winthrop, Mass. Married July 22, 1863, Elizabeth Smith Edson, of Yarmouth Port, Mass. Children : Elmer, b. May 21, 1866, d. May J22, 1866 ; Orville Edson (No. 1561), b. September 13, 1867; Wilbur Clark, b. June 20, 1871 (class of 1894) ; Mabel Pearson, b. July 21, 1874, •"■ ■'-'''• ^- ■^• Bakeman. Address of widow : Winthrop, Mass. 741. *MELVrLLE MORTON JOHNSTON. B.A.; M.A.., 1866. A. A. *. Born July 2, 1842, Middletown, Conn. Son of Prof. John Johnston ; brother of No-s. 563, 696, and 926. Engaged in manufacturing waterrproof ammunition. New York, N. Y., 1863-64. Manufacturer and dealer in dental materials. New York, N. Y., 1865-81. Engaged in the management of the S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y., 1881-91. Went to Southern California for his health, 1892. Died April 2, 1892, Los Angeles, Cal. Married January 26, 187J, Ellen M. Wheeler of Zanesville, Ohio. Children : Albert Wheeler, b. October 27, 1871 (class of 1893) ; Louise Hamilton, b. August, 1873,. m. E. S. Grant; Ellfen Morton, b. August, 1873, m. Curtis Williams. Address of widow : 2237 Hobart Boulevard, Los Angeles, Cal. 742. *TRUMAN HIRAM KIMPTON. B.A.; M,A,„ 1866, *.N.e. *. B. K. Born November 14, 1840, Hunterstown, Que., Canada. Taught in Wesleyan Academy,, Wilbraham, Mass., 1863,67.^ ■ Principal of High School, Jonesville, N., Y., 1867-68; High School', Chicopee, Mass., 1869-73. Professor of Latin in Boston University, Mass., 1873-83; also Professor of Roman and Constitutional Law in the same, 1880-83. Representative in Boston of Leach, SheweU & San- born, D. C. Heath & Co., and the Macmillan Company, 1883-1905. Retired. Died April, 191 1, Worcester, Mass. Married June 30, 1864, Ellen Louise Brown, of Granby, Mass. Child: Frederick, b. July 6, 1865, d. April 16, 1893. Address of widow : 664 Huntington Ave., Boston, Mass. 202 GRADUATES. [1863. 748. AUGUSTUS WINSLOW KINGSLEY. B.A.; M.A, 1866. *. N. e. Born October 2, 1840, Montville, Conn. Principal of Norwich High School, Conn., 1864-65. In business in Norwich, Conn., 1865-68. Joined Providence '(now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1868. Stationed at South Man- chester, Conn., 1868-71. Supernumerary; in business in South Man- chester, Conn., 1871-73. Stationed at Burnside, Conn., 1873-76; Hope St;, Providence, iR. I., 1876-79; Middleboro, Mass., 1879-82: Burnside, Conn., 1882-83; Campello, Mass., 1883-86; First Church, Pawtucket, R. I., 1886-90; Taunton, Mass., 1890-93; Central Church, Norwich, Conn., 1893-95; Bristol, R. I., 1895-98; East Weymouth, Mass., i898ri9QO; Middletown and Newport, R. I., 1900-04; Niantic, Conn., 1904-08. Superannuated, 1908 . Married October 10, 1866, Charissa Ashley Welch Davis, of Norwich, Conn. Children: Charissa Augusta, b. July 20, 1870 (M.A., Mount Holyoke), m. W. H. Thomson; Harry Augustus, b. August 31, 1875, d. July 5, 1876. Address: 300 Madison St., Fall River, Mass. 744. *GEORGE AMOS NEWCOMB. B.A. ; M.A., 1866. *. N. e. Born- February 14, 1841, Boston, Mass. Admiral's, secretary, North Atlantic Squadron, U. S. Navy; 1864. In business in St. Louis, Mo., 1865-1906. Died December 12, 1906, St. Louis, Mo. Married February 3, 1869, Julia Augusta Floyd, of Medford, Mass. Children: Edna, b. March 20, 1870; Norton, b. February 13, 1871; Charles Lawrence, b. May 4, 1872; George Amos, b. August 20, 1876; Harold Barnes, b. September 30, 1884; Floyd Turner, b. October 22, 1886; Dorothy Christy, b. December 18, 1890. Address of widow : 5716 Gates Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 745. *JOSEPH PULLMAN. B.A.; M.A., 1866; D.D., 1S98; D.D., Willamette University, 1883. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born 1839, Skerries, Ireland. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1863. Stationed at Georgetown, Conn., 1863-64; Woxsdbury, 1864-67; Seymour, 1867-69; George St., New Haven, 1869-71; 61 st St, New York, N. Y., 1871-74; Birmingham, Conn., 1874-76; Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1876-79; West Winsted, Conn., 1879-82; Fleet St., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1882-85 ; Maraaroneck, 1885-88 ; New Britain, Conn., 1888-93 ; Bridge- port, 1893-98; Patchogue, 1898-99. Presiding Elder, New York Dis- trict, 1899-igoi. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1888, '92, 1900. Died January 4, 1902, Stamford, Conn. Married January 6, 1864, Mary Elizabeth Cook, of New York, N. Y. Children: Bella Beeton (No. 1418), b. October 147 1864, m. C. S. Porter ; Eleanor Lankford, b. May 7, 1866, m. Dr. E. M. Clark ; Mary Dora, b. June 15, 1869, m. Dr. Robert Lauder; John Stephenson (No. 1717), b. February 25, 1871 ; Olden Barneveldt, b. November i, 1872, d. March, 1874; James (No 1910), b. December 3, 1874; Joseph Cooke, b. November 23, 1876 (class of 1899), d. December 15, 1901 ; Florence Palmer, b. May 23, 1878, d. September, 1878; Grace Gas- coigne, b. February 3, 1880, d. February i, 1896; Evelyn Mead, b. February 14, 1887. Address of widow: 669 Monroe St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 746. JOHN CLARK RAND. B.A. ; M.A., 1866. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Born June 6, 1842, Chelsea, Mass. 203 1863.] GRADUATES. In the printing and publishing business, Boston, Mass., 1863-73. Partner in the firm of Rand, Avery & Co., 1873-87; president, 1887-89. ■ President, First National Publishing Company, Boston, Mass., 1889-91. Vice president and resident manager, Mass. Benefit Life Association, Chicago, 111., 1891-98. With Rand, McNally & Co., Chicago, 111., 1898-99. On the staff of the Bradstreet Com- mercial Agency, Boston, Mass., 1899 . Member of cornmission to revise the general statutes of Mass. Member of Massr. Legislature, 1879-81. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1871-79, 1881-92; Author: One of a Thousand (biographical sketches of 1000 representative men of Massachusetts). Married June 6, 1867, Katharine M. Bates, of Great Falls (now Somersworth), N. H. Children: Katharine, b. December 2, 1868, m. F. S. Mead; Philip, b. November 27, 1872. Address : 108 Mount Vernon St., Boston, Mass. 747. MOSES LEWIS SCUDDER. B.A.; M.A., 1866. *. N. 9. Born February 3, 1843, Charlestown, Mass. Son of M. L. Scudder (class of 1837) ; brother of Nos. 991 and 1191. In the office of the Elton Ba:nking Coinpany, Waterbury, Conn., 1863-64; secretary, 1865. Treasurer of American Printing Company, and editor of The Waterbury American, 1868-69. Engaged in the real estate business, in Chicago, 111., 1870-81. Vice president of the Equitable Trust Company, New York, N. Y., 1872-73. Engaged in the brokerage business in Chicago, til.; i88^i-8S; Organizer and proprietor of the Investors' Agency, 1885-1905. President, Investors' Agency, Inc., 1905. President, St. Joseph, South Bend & Southern Railroad, 1897—^-. PresideHtj Lincoln Traction Company, Nebr., 1898 — r^. Author: American Methodism. Married June 17, 1873, Clarifte Williams, of Lake Forest, 111, who died July 24, 1904. Children : Marvyn, b. May 20, 1875 ; Harold, b. February 8, 1877 ; Philip Johnston ; Lawrence Williams. Address: 52 WaU St., New York, N. Y. 748. *ISAAC EDWARD SMITH. B.A.; M.A., 1866. A. A. *. Born March, 1837, Sheffield, Vt. Taught in Oneida Conference (now Cazenovia) Seminary, N. Y., 1863-64.' Principal of a public school, Ansonia, Conn., 1864-65. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1865. Stationed at Mount Vernon, N. Y., 1865-67; Simsbury, Conn., 1867-68; Southington, 1868-71; Middlefield, 1871-73; W'ndsor, 1873-74; South Park Church, Hartford, 1874-76; Chapel St., New Haven, 1876-78; Ansonia, 1878-79; Huntington, N. Y., 1879-82; Winsted, Conn., 1882-85; I7th St., New York, N. Y., 1885-87; Williamsbridge, 1887-90; Greenwich, Conn., 1890-93; W-atef town, 1893-95; North Church, Mount Vernon, N. Y., 1895-97. Supernumerary, 1897-98, Superannuated; resided in Mount Vernon, N. Y., 1898-1910. Died April 12, 1910, Mount Vernon, N. Y. Married July 5, 1865, Mary Emma Freeman, of Provincetown, Mass. Children; Louise Russel, b. April 12, 1866 (B.A., Vassar, 1887), m. H. R. Swift; Freeman Harris, b. November 30, 1874 (class of 1SS96), d. December 18, 1893. ' 749. *WINFIELD SCOTT SMYTH. B.A.; M.A., 1866 ;• Ph.D., Syracuse University, 1876. ^. T. *. B. K. Born October 21, 1839, Franklin, Pa. . Graduated at Eastman's Business College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.; 1863. Principal of Wyoming Commercial College, Kingston, Pa., 1863-64. 204 GRADUATES. [1863. Joined Wyoming Conference, M. E. Church, 1864. Associate principal of Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Pa., 1865-68. Principal of Central New York Conference (now Cazenovia) Seminary, N. Y., 1869-78. Traveled, 1878-80. Engaged in business of school-book agency, Syra- cuse, N. Y., and Pittsburg, Pa., 1880-81. Manager, Ginn & Co., educa- tional publishers, Chicago, 111., 1882-93. Vice president, D. C. Heath & Co., educational publishers, Chicago, 111., 1893-1906. Retired, 1906. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1871-82. Died August 4, 1908, South Haven, Mich. Married May 16, 1864, Lavinia Espey Line, of Newport, Pa. Chil- dren : Genevieve Louise, b. March 4, 1866, m. E. H. Taylor ; Winfield Scott, b. November 22, 1872 (B.A., Stanford Univ., 189S). Address of widow : 6807 Lakewood Ave., Chicago, 111. 750. *TIMOTHY ELEAZER STEELE. B.A. Born September I, 1837, Bolton, Conn: Studied law, 1863-65. Admitted to the bar, 1865. Practised law in Hartford, Conn., 1865-99. Member of Conn. House of Representa- tives, 1866. President of Board of Common Council, Hartford, 1873-74; vice president, 1875. Corporation counsel for the city of Hartford, 1891-94. Vice president of Board of Street Commissioners, Hartford, 1894-97. ' Died June 30, 1899, Hartford, Conn. Married October 24, 1866, Clara Jane Eaton, of Springfield, Mass., who died March 10, 1907. Children : James Eaton, b. September 15, 1869; Edward Lee (No. 1817), b. January 29, 1873; Elizabeth Sum- ner, b. December 24, 1875 (B.A., Smith, 1899), m. Dr. W. F. Koelker; William Rich, b. March 25, 1878; Raymond, b. April 4, 1882. 761. *ALEXANDER CHILSON STEVENS. B.A.; M.A., 1866. ^. T. Born October 4, 1835, Hartland, Vt. Joined Vermont Conference, M.E. Church, 1863. Stationed at Put- ney, Vt., 1863-65; Brattleboro, 1865-68; Woodstock, 1868-70; North- field, 1870-73; St. Albans, 1873-76. Transferred to New York East Conference, 1876. Stationed at Cromwell, Conn., 1876-78; York St., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1878-81; Warren St., Brooklyn, 1881-83;. Riverhead, 1883-85. Died July I, 1885, Riverhead, N. Y. Married September 23, 1863, Mary Mathison (daughter of No. 129), of Middletown, Conn, Children: Mary Mathison, b. October 19, 1865, m. B. F. Haviland; Grace Clara, b. December 31, 1867, m. S. B. Rey- nolds; Nellie, b. November 16, 1872, d. November 20, 1872; Elizabeth Cookman (No. 1992), b. April 22, 1874; Alexander Chilson, b. October 9, 1883 (class of igo6)r Address of Widow: care of B. F. Haviland, Pittsfield, Mass. 762. FREEMAN PRATT TOWER. B.A.; M.A., 1866; D.D., University of the Pacific, 1887. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Born February 13, 1838, Eastford, Conn. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1863. Stationed at Cheshire, Conn., 1863-66; Meriden, 1866-69; Tabernacle, Greenport, N, Y., 1869-72; Sands St., Brooklyn, 1872-74; First Church, Nor- walk. Conn., 1874-75. Transferred to California Conference, 1875. Stationed at Alameda, Cal., 1875-76. Transferred to Oregon Con- ference, 1876. Stationed atSalem^ Ore., 1876-79. Agent of Willam- ette University, Ore., 1879-89. Presiding Elder of Portland District, 1880-81. President of Montana University, 1889-95. Transferred to New York East Confer,ence, 1895. Stationed at East Berlin, Conn., 1895-96. Supernumerary, 1896-97. Stationed at Summerfield Church, 20s 1863.] GRADUATES. Port Chester, N. Y., 1897^98; Southport, Conn., iSciS-igoi ; First Church, Waterbury, igoi-02; City Island, New York, N. Y.; 1902-03. Superannuated, 1903 . Lecturer in Free Courses, N. Y. City Board of Education, 1903 . Married August 20, 1863, Mrs. Julia A. Cleveland, of Barre, Mass., who died July 13, 1893. Children: a son, b. and d. 1864; Florence Hamilton, b. August 22, 1870, d. September S, 1870; Olin Freemafl (No. 1728), b. March 19, 1872. Address: 13 Avalon Ave., Jamaica, N. Y. 753. ALFRED AUGUSTUS WRIGHT. B.A.; M.A, 1866; D.D., Ohio Wesleyaii University, 1885. X. Requirements for Public School Teach- ing, 1^8; State Care of Dependent Persons, etc. Editor: Education 209 1863-64.] GRADUATES. and religious departments of The National Tribune, Washington, D. C, (IS years). Married August 2, 1862, Emily Frances Miller, of Buffalo, N, Y., who died December 7, 1899. Children: Ida May, b. May 3, 1864, m. Willis Waterman, d. April 10, 1891 ; James Frances, bi September 21, 1866, d. November 27, 1890; George Merritt, b. June 30, 1871 (B.A., Colgate); Address :■ 31 Park St., Gardner, Mass. 766. THOMAS SHIRES WILES. B.S.; M.A., 1869. Born September 28, 1838, Albany, N. Y. , ' In the laundry business in Troy, N, Y., 1864 . Engaged also in manufacturing, in Troy, N. Y., and Chicago, 111,, 1882 . Married October 27, 1^64, Ann Elizabeth Brown, of Albany, N. Y., who died December 7, 1881. Married May 8, 1886, Caroline Dean Pettet, of New York, N. Y., who (lied January 30, 1888. Married April 26, 1899, Grace Lansingh. Children: Amabel, b. May 2, 1866; Bertha Helena, b. July 30, 1873, m. Rev. R. K. Smith ; Janet Dempster. Address : 53 Dove St., Albany, N. Y. , 766. tGEORGE WINGATE. B.A.; M.A., 1865. Born' July 24, 1837, Great Falls, N. H. Joined Maine Conference, M. E. Church, , 1863. , Stationed at Kenne- iunk Port, Me., 1863-65; Oxford, 1865-66; Farmington, 1866-68; Strong, 1868-69.. Health failed; taught in Great Falls, N. H.,:i869. Died December 4,. 1869, Great Falls, N. H. 1 Married August 14, ,1866, Etta M. Bancroft, of Harrisville, N. H. Children: Ida Bancroft, b. November 11, 1868, m. G. P. Hobbs; Ina Brooks, b. November 11, 1868, m. W. H. Hake. Address of widow : Mrs. F. R. Bean, Newport, N. H. CLASS OF 1864 767. *JACOB WORTHEN HALL AMES. B.A. *. T. *. B. K. Born May 7, 1838, Croydon, N. H. -Preached in Berlin, Conn., 1864-65. Joined New England Confer- ence, M. E. Church, 1865. Stationed at Mount Bellingham Church, Chelsea, Mass., 1865-66. Died June 12, 1866, Middletown, Conn. Married July 21, 1864, Matilda Mathison (daughter of No. 129), •of Middletown, Conn., who died November 23, 1888. Children : Jacob Fisher, b. March 24, 1865, d. July 22, 1865; Jessie Worthen Hall, b. November 28, 1866 (class of 1895), m. G. O. Jarvis (No. 1801). 768. *HENRY BAKER. B.A. ; MiA., 1867; D.D.,De Pauw Uni- -versity, 1886. ■*■. T. *. B. K. Born October i'l, 1843, Pennington, N. J. Brother of C. Baker (class, of 1843), F. Baker (class of 1852), and G. G. Baker (class of 1863).. . . : Taught in Pennington Seminary, N. J., 1864-65. Joined New Jersey Conference, M. E. Church, 1865. Stationed at Central Church, Bridge- ton, N. J., 1865-66 ; Centenary Church, Camden, 1866-68 ; Princeton, r868-70. Transferred to Kentucky Conference) 1870. Stationed at Union Church, Covington, Ky., 1870-73. Transferred to East Ohio GRADUATES. [1864. Conference, 1873. Stationed at First Church, Cleveland, Ohio, 1873-74; First Church, Akron, 1874-76. Transferred to Cincinnati Conference; 1877. Stationed at Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, 1877-79. Transferred to Newark Conference, 1879. Stationed at St. Paul's Church, JSTewark, N. J., 1879-82. Transferred to New York East Con- ference, 1882. Stationed at Simpson Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1882-85. Transferred to New York Conference, 1885. Stationed at St. James's Church, New York, N. Y., 1885-88. Transferred to Philadelphia Con- ference, 1888. Stationed at Park Ave., Philadelphia, Pa., 1888-91 ; Arch St., Philadelphia, 1891-92. Transferred to Newark Conference, 1892. Stationed at St. Paul's Church, Newark, N. J., 1892-97. Trans- ferred to Wilmington Conference, 1897. Stationed at Grace Church, Wilmington, Del., 1897-1900. Transferred to Pittsburg Conference, 1900. Stationed at Christ "Church, Pittsburg,' Pa., 1900-02. Trans- ferred to New York East Conference, 1902. Stationed at First Church, New Haven, Conn., 1902-05 ; Middletown, 1905-08 ; Patchogue, N. Y., 1908-10. Supernumerary, 1910. Died March 12, 1911, Clifton Springs, N. Y. Married March 31, 1868, Jennie Wood, of Spring Valley, N. Y., who died June 29, 1903. Married May 14, 1906; Gertrude Ransom, of Newark, N. J. Children: Anna, b. January, 1869, m. Rev. M. P. Giffin ; Arthur Shinkle, b. April, 1876 (B.A., Yale, 1904) . 769. *JEDEDIAH DURKEE BEEMAN. BrA.; M.A., 1867. ■*■. T. Born November 26, 1835, Fairfax, Vt. Brother of No. 1068. Associate principal of House of Refuge, Randall's Island, New York, N. Y., 1864^65. Principal of Leake and Watts Orphan Ijouse, New York, N. Y., 1865-66. Agent for a piano firm ; preached in Hyde Park and North Hyde Park, Vt., 1866-67. Preached in Hyde Park and Johnson. Vt., 1867-68. Joined Vermont Conference, M. E. Church, 1868. Stationed at Hyde Park and Eden, Vt., 1868-69; Stowe, 1869-71; Milton, 1871-74; Swanton, 1874-75. Presiding Elder of Springfield District, 1875-79. Stationed at Swanton, yt, 1879-82. Principal of Vermont (now Montpelier) Seminary, 1882-92. Super- numerary, 1892-94. President of the Swanton Suspender Company; also of Beeman Brothers' Manufacturing Company, 1893. Stationed at Woodstock, Vt., 1894-97; Brattleboro, 1897-99; South Royalton, 1899-1902; Union Village, 1902-03. Died September 18, 1903, Union Village, Vt. Married December 10, 1866, Mary Lovina Hendee, of Moriah, N. Y., who died April 21^ 1900. Married June 29, 1961, Mrs. Bessie Bryant, of South Londonderry, Vt. Children : Hendee Preston, b. January 7, 1870, d. July 26, 1870; LeRoy Mason (No. 1832), b. August 4, 1872; Alma Lovina, b. April 22, 1874, d. September 25, 1874. Address of widow: Brattleboro, Vt. 770. *GEORGE SLOCUM BENNETT. B.A.; M.A„ 1867. ^. T. *. B. K. ,,Born August 17, 1842, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. In the banking business in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 1864-65. Member of firm, Bennett, Phelps & Co., bankers, Wilkes-Barre, 1865-79. Member of City Council, Wilkes-Barre, 1868-70. Member of school board, Wilkes-Barre, 1870-73,' 1879-83; president, 1883-1910.' In the real estate and banking business, Wilkes-Barre, 1880-1910. Manager, Wilkes-Barre Bridge Company, 1869-1910 (treasurer, 1876-1910). Vice president, Wilkes-Barre Lace Manufacturing Company, 1886-87 ; presi- dent, 1887-88. -President, Wyoming National Bank, Wilkes-Barre, 1895-1910. Director in various companies. Trustee of Wesleyan Uni- versity, 1888-1910. President, Board of Trustees, Wyoming Seminary, 211 1864.] GRADUATES. Pa., 1888-1910. Lay delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1896. Died January 2, 1910, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Married September 7, 1871, Ellen W. Nelson, of Kingston, Pa. Children : Martha Phelps, b. October 16, 1873, m. L. B. Jones ; Reuben Nelson (No. 1942), b. December 12, 1875; Ziba Piatt (No. 2346), b. March 22, 1881. Address of widow; Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 771. *EDWARD HILLER BRECKINRIDGE. B.A.; M.A., 1867. Born May 24, 1835, New York Mills, N. Y. Brother of No. 686. Clerk in Treasury Department, Washington, D. C, 1864-1901. One of the chief clerks in the law department, Internal Revenue Bureau. Died January ■g, igoi, Washington, D. C. . 772. *CHARLES HENRY BUCK. B.A.; M.A. 1867; D.D., Dickinson College, 1897. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Born January 10, 1841, North Easton, Mass. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1864. Stationed at Simsbury, Conn., 1864-66 ; Westville, 18^67 ; Bristol, 1867-70 ; New Britain, 1870-73.; St. John's St., New Haven; 1873-76; Bristol, 1876*79; New Britain, 1879-81; First Church, New Haven, 1881-84; Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1884-87; Stamford, Conn., 1887-90. Super- numerary; traveled in Europe, 1890. Stationed at Eight^entjj. St., Brookljm, N. Y., 1891-95; Bristol, Conn., 1895-1900; Simsbury, 1900-01. Supernumerary; traveled in Asia, 1901-02. Stationed at I'^ew York Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1902-03. General field missionary secre- tary of New York East Conference, 1903-07. Supierannuated ; resided in Yonkers, N. Y., 1907-10. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1902-10. Treasurer of the University, 1902-07. Died January 12, 1910, Yonkers, N. Y. Married May 29, 1866, Julia O. Toy, of Simsbury, Conn. Children: William Henry, b. March 6, 1870; Sarah Humphrey, b. June 22, 1872. Address of widow: Yonkers, N. Y. 773. *BENJAMIN WHITTEMORE CHASE. B.A.; M.A., 1867. A. A. *. $. B. K. Born May 8, 1834, Haverhill, Mass. Joined New Hampshire Conference, M. E. Church, 1864. Stationed at Hudson, N. H., 1864-66; Enfield, 1866-68; Hillsboro Bridge, 1868-70, Taught in N. H. Conference Seminary, Tilton, N. H.; preached at Hillsboro Bridge, 1870-71. Preached in Amherst, N. H., 1871-72. Stationed at Laconia, N. H., 1872-74; East Salisbury, Mass., J874-76; Hooksett, N. H., 1876-77; Sunapee, 1877-80. Transferred to Wilmington Conference, 1880. Stationed at Cecilton, Md., 1880-82; Seaford, Del., 1882. Died December 11, 1882, Seafdrd, Del'. > Married May 4, 1864, Melissa Cram, who died January 15, 1872. Married April 29, 1873, Belle Morris, of - Cincinnati, Ohio, whqi died in 1880. Children: Lottie Whittemore, b. August 8, 1867; Reyburn Townley, b. September 28, 1876 ; Clara Belle, b. March 20, 1878, , d. about 1880. ■ ' 774. ;CHARLES WASHBURN CHURCH. B.A. ; M.A., 1867. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born September 12, 1839, Waterbury, Conn. Taught in West Goshen, Conn., 1864-65. Preachfed in Middlebiiry, Conn., 1865^66. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1866. Stationed at Tariffville, Conn., 1866-67; West Suffield, 1867-69; Naugatuck, 1869-70. Located on account of poor health, 1870. Resided in LakeWood, N. J. ; engaged in farm gardening and surveying, 212 GRADUATES. [1864. 1870-77. Editor and proprietor of The Constitution, Middletown, Conn., 1877-88. eierk in Census Office, Washington, D. C, 1888-93. Book and insurance agent, Waterbury, Conn., 1893 . Married May id, 1866, Fannie A. Newton, of Middletown, Conn. Children: Anne Maria, b. June 8, 1868; William Ward, b. December 14, 1873; John Newton, b. December 14, 1873, d. September 17, 1874; Sarah Newton, b. July. 21, 1876; Carrie Sumner, b. December 20, 1878; Flora Adele, b. October 19, 1883. Address: 17 Ridgewood St., Waterbury, Conn. 776. GEORGE FORSYTH. B.A.; M.A., 1867. *. T. Born January 26, 1835, Gateshead, England. Taught in Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Pa., 1864-66. Principal of Catawissa Academy, Pa. ; joined Wyoming Conference, M. E. Churchy 1866. Taught in Wyoming Seminary, 1867-70. Stationed at Gibson, Pa., 1870-72. Principal of East Maine Conference Seminary, Bucksportj Me., 1872-81.: Transferred to Wyoming Conference, 1881. Stationed at Susquehanna, Pa., 1881-84; Owego, N. Y., 1884-87; Scranton, Pa., 1887-90; Nanticoke, 1890-93. Presiding Elder, Owegp. District,, 189S- 1901. Stationed at Chenango St., Binghamton, N. Y., igoiTCQ. Super- numerary, 1903-07. Superannuated; 1907 '. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1900. Married July 12, 1865, Miss E- J- Miller, of Bedford, N. Y., who died June 9, 1872. Married March 1, 1873, Hattie E. Lamb, of Owego, N. Y., who died September 2,. 1888. Married October 16, 1889, Julia Kennedy, of Scranton, Pa. Children: Eleanor, b. August 11, 1866, m. J. M. Bailey; William, b. April S, 1870. Address: 870 California Ave., Avalon, Pa. 776. *DANIEL GOULD HARRIMAN. B.A.; M.A., 1867. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born July 9, 1833, New Sharon, Me. Taught in Maine Wesleyan Seminary, Kents Hill, Me., 1864-65. Studied law in Portland, Me., 1866. Admitted to the bar, 1867. Prac- tised law in Portland, Me., 1867-68; Brooklyn, N. Y., 1868-74; New York, N. Y., 1874-93. i Judge, Court of Special Sessions, Kings County, N. Y., 1893-96. Died December 31, 1896, Brooklyn, N. Y. Married May 29, 1867, Sallie Augusta Ingraham (sister of Nos. igi, 288, and 778), of Amenia, N. Y., who died January 23, 1896. Child: Henry Ingraham (No. 1&46), b. December 26, 1872. 777. JESSE LYMAN HURLBUf. B.A.; M.A., 1867; D.D., Syracuse University, 1883. the Office of Experiment Stations, U. S. Depart- ment of Agriculture. Special agent in charge of nutrition investi- gations, U. S. Department of Agriculture, 1894-1903 ; chief of nutrition investigations, I9o3^o5. Died September 22, 1907, Middletown, Conn. Married August 126, 1874, Marcia Woodard, of Bangor, Me. Chil- dren: Helen Woodardj b. May 29, 1876; Charles Woodard (No. 2525); b. April 23,' 1885: Address of widow: Middletown,' Conn. 791. *THEODORE CHARLES BEACH. B.A. ; M. A., 1868 ; D.D., Allegheny College, 1893. A. A. *. Born February 21, 1841, Bristol, Conn. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church,. 1865. Stationed at Rocky Hill, Conn., 1865-67;' Unibnville, 1867-68; Roslyn, N. Y., 1868-70; Redding, Conn., 1870-73 ; Ridgefield, 1873-76; Southold, N. Y., 1876-79; Northport, 1879-82; Great Neck, 1882-85 j , West Wiftsted, Conn., 1885-88. Supernumerary, 1888-90. Stationed at PlainVille, Conn., 1890-91. / Transferred to Erie Conference, 1891. Stationed at First Church, lyEeadville, Pa.j 1891-94; North East, 1894-96; Fredonia, N. Y., 1896-1901; New Castle, Pa., 1901-03. Supernumerary, 1903-08. Superannuated, 1908-69. Died January 27, 1909, Springfield, ; Mass. Married September 4, 1867,' Luann Finella Merritt, of Williamsburg, Mass. Children : Francis Merritt, b. March 19, 1871, d. March 24, 1871; Charles Howard, b. June ir, 1874, d. January 19, 1877; Bertha Louise, b. April 25, 1877, m. F. F.,Wildruqb; Grace Lillian, b. June 14, 1879, d. February 19, 1902; Lulu Frances, b. May 30, 1881; Theodore Merritt, "b. February 12, 1883. Address of widow : 126 Bowles- St., Springfield, Mass. ; - 792. WELLESLEY WELLINGTON BOWDISH. B.A.; M.A., 1868 ; D.D., Iowa Wesleyan University, 1882. -ir. T. Born August 16, 1836, Fulton, N. Y. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1865. Stationed at Kensington, Conn., 1865-66; Warren St., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1866-69,' Washington Park, Bridgeport, Conn., 1869-72; Second Ave. (now 218 GRADUATES. [1865. Trinity, Church), New York, N. Y., 1872-75; Carroll Park, Brooklyn, 1875-77; First Place, Brooklyn, 1877-80 ; Cornell Memorial Church, New York, 1880-83; First Place, Brooklyn, 1883-86; First Church, Waterbury, Conn., 1886-88; John St., New York, N. Y., 1888-91; Embury Memorial Church, Brooklyn, 1891-96; Danbury, Conn., 1896- 1900; Sixth Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1900-08. Superintendent of New Haven District, 1908 : Editor: Twenty-five Good Sermons; Inter- denominational Sertfions. Married October 21, 1868, Jennie E. Campbell, of New Haven, Conn. Children: Emily Campbell, b. November 4, 1871, d. November 6, 1871; Jennie Campbell, b. August 6, 1876; Agnes (adopted), Address: 504 Whitney Ave., New. Haven, Conn. 798. *WILLIAM HOMER BURNETT. B.A. ; M.A., 1868. X. ^. Born February 18, 184S, Milton, Vt. Etigaged in the railroad business, Kewanee, 111., 1866-69. Died, Octo- ber 22, 1869, Cheyenne, Wyo. 794. COLEMAN CLARK BURR. B.A. Born October 26, 1841, Perry, N. Y. ■ TaUghfr'in Columbus City, Iowa, 1868. Deputy collector, Norfolk, Va., i!868-73. Engaged in tobacco manufacture in Richmond, Va., 1873-81. . . ^ Address': ■ unknown. 796. ALLEN CLARK. B.A.; M.A.„ 1868; B.D., Union Theo- logical Seminary, 1868. *. N. 6. Born October 12, 1842, Whitehall, N. Y. '■ Employed in the office of The American Agriculturist, 1865-66. Studied in Union Theological Serfiiriary, 1866-68. Pastor of Congre- gational Church, Seymour, Conn,, 1868-69; Wilton, Iowa, 1869-70. Founded and edited ■ The Western Weekly, Davenport, Iowa, 1871-72. Resided in Whitehall, N. Y., 1873. Pastor of Congregational Church, Huntington, Conn., 1873-74 ; Bridgeport, Conn., 1874-79 ; Bradford, Vt., 1880^84; Manchester, 1884-85; Nebraska City, Nebr., also editor of The Watchman, 1885-87. Pastor of Congregational Church, Lewis, Iowa; director of Iowa State Temperance Allia:nce, 1889-92. Pastor of Congregational Church, Ottumwa, Iowa, 1893-95; Agency and Oak Ridge, Iowa, 1895-98; Cass Lake and Farris, Minn., 1899-1900; Brain- erd, Miiin., 1900-02. Supplied Remidge, Minn., 1903; Lake Itasca, Minn., 1904-05; Manvel, N. Dak., 1905. Pastor of Congregational Church, Mazeppa, Minn., 1910. Married November 19, 1868, Rhoda Kendall, of Seymour, Conn. Children: Mary K., b. 11870, :m O. Boist; Jessie, b. 1872, d. 1875; Willie, b. 1874,^ d. 1875 ; Rose AUeinCi b. 1876, m. F. H. Wheaton ; Kendall, b. 1878; Thirza K., b. 1881, m. L. Downing; Laura E., b. 1884, m. B. H. Fuller. Address : Mazeppa, Minn. 796. EDWARD CUTTS. B.A. ; M.A., 1868. Born November 25, 1842, Pittston, Me. Traveled in Europe, 1865-68'.' In the shipping and commission busi- ness in New York, N. Y., 1868-83. In business in Port au Prince, Haiti, 1883 . " ' ; Married May 21, 1868, Ellen W. Tobey, of Middletown, Conn. Chil- dren : Oliver, b. August 21, 1869, d. November 15, 1869 ; Frederic (No. 1738), b. February 14, 1871 ; Helen Elizabeth, b. June 13, 1873. Address : Middletown, Conn. 219 1865.] GRADUATES. 797. *LUTHER MUNSON GILBERT. B.A. ; M A., 1868 ; , M.D., Long Island College Hospital, 1866. Born December 9, 18421 New Haven, Conn. Studied medicine in Brooklyn and New York, N. Y., 1866-67. Prac- tised medicine in New Haven, Conn., 1867-90. Studied in Yale Medical School, 1868. Secretary of New Haven Medical Association, 1875-76. Attending physician, Conn. State Hospital, 1877-81. Secretary of Medi- cal Board, Conn. State Hospital, 1880. Died April 27,, 1890, New Haven, Conn. . j : Married Decembef 12, 1878, Evagene Isabel Merwin, of New Havefl, Conn., who died July 21, 1896. Children: William Thatcher,, b. Novem- ber 7, 1879; Frederick Newhall, b. May 6, 1881; Ella Merwin, b. January 30, 1883; Arietta Lorena, b. October S, 1885; Robert, b. March 27, 1887. 798. *BENJAMIN AYER GILMAN. B.A.; M.A., 1868. Born September 8, 1838, Phillips, Me. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1865. Stationed at Gaylordsville^, Conn., 1865-66; NeWtown, 1866-68; Cornwall Bridge, 1868-69; Woodbury, 1869-71 ; West Granby, 1871-74; Clinton, 1874-76 J Middlefield, 1876-78; North Canton, 1878-81; Pound Ridge, N. Y., 1881-84; Darien, Conn.^ 1884-86; Woodbuiy, N. Y., 1886-91; South- port, Conn., 1891-93; Parkville, N. Y., 1893-96; Glen Cove, 1896-98; Westhampton, 1898- igoi ; Lsmbrook, 1901-04 ; Essex, Conn., 1904-06. Died March 14, 1906, Essex, Conn. Married April. J, 1866, Fannie L. Turkington, of New Milford, Conn. Children : William Wirt, b. June 13, 1867 ; Benjamin Franklin, b. April 21, 1869 ' (B.D., Drew Theol. Sem., 1^2) ; Henry Alford, b. A.ugust I, 1871 ; Fannie Percy, b. April 16, 1873, m. Rev. H. C. Whitney ; Herbert Oliver, b. February 21, 1876; Josephine Louisa, b. October 19, 1878, m. S. H. Warner: Address of widow : 154 Jerome St^ Brooklyn, N. Y. .799. GEORGE AUGUSTUS GRAVES. B.A.; M. A., 1868; B.D., Union Theological Seminary, 1869. ■*■. T. *. B. K. Born March 15, 1840, Salisbury, Vt. Brother of No. 282. Taught in Jonesville Academy, N. Y., 1865-66; Drew Female Semi- nary, Carmel, N. Y., 1866-67. Studied in Union Theological Seminary, 1867^69. Joined New '■ York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1869. Stationed at Parkville, N. Y., 1869-72; Third Church, Norwalk, Conn., 1872-73; Bridgehampton, N. Y., 1873-75; Litchfield, Conn., 1875-77; Mianus, 1877-80; New Canaan and Flatridge, 1880-83; Greenportj N. Y., 1883-84; Port Jefferson, 1884-85; Essex, Conn., 1885-87; Windsor, 1887-89 ; Middlebury, 1889-91 ; Kensington, 1891-92. Super- numerary, 1892-1901. Superannuated, igoi . Field secretary. Conn. State Prohibition Committee, 1892-94. In business, 1895 — — • Married June 25, 1873, Edith E. Wooster, of Bridgeport, Conn., who died May_9, 1882. Married April 7, 1887, Mrs. Martha A. (Snow) Abbott, widow of No. 825. Children: Carle Augustus (No. 2010), b. October 15, 1875; Bertha Emily, b,. March 2, 1877 (B.A., Woman's College of Baltimore, 1899) . Address: 78 Fairview St.„. New Britain, Conn. 800. ALBERT OVERTON HAMMOND. B.A. ; M.A., 1870. A. A. *. *. B. %. Born June 19, 1841, New Village, N. Y. Brother of No^ 283, and of G. H. Hammond (class of 1868) . Joined Co. I, 6th N. Y. Cavalrv,- 1862. Returned to college, 1863. Taught in Chilton Hill Academy, Elizabeth, N. J., 1863-66. Preached GRADUATES. [1865. in Huntington, N. Yi, 1866-67. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1867. Stationed at Babylon, N. Y., 1867^68; Cold Spring Circuit, 1868-69; Greenport, 1869-70., Supernumerary, 1870. Located, 1875. Taught in Vermont Conference (now Montpelier) Semihary, 1870-72; Fort Edward Collegiate Institute, N. Y. (vice principal, 1873.-75), 1872-75; Pittsburg Female College, Pa., 1875-76. Principal of English and Classical Institute, Bound Brook, N. J., 1876-78. Teaching in Centenary Collegiate Institute, Hackettstown, N. J., 1878—^. Married April 14, 1868, Mary E. Duff, of Thomaston, Conn. Address: Hackettstown, Nj J. 801. CYRUS AUGUSTUS JOHNSON. B.A.; M.A., 1868; B.D., Union Theological Seminary, 1868. •*. T. Born May 11, 1838, Middletown, Conn. Studied in Union Theological Seminary, 1865-68. Supplied Second Baptist Church, East Brooklyn, N. Y., 1866. Ordained Baptist min- ister, 1868. Pastor of Baptist Church, Cohoes, N. Y., 1868-69. Gave up preaching on account of poor health, 1869. Traveled in Europe and the East, 1869-70. Pastor of Baptist Church, Whitehall, N. Y., 1871-73; Greenwich, N. Y., 1873-78; Granville, N. Y., 1878-82; Batavia, N. Y., 1882-97. Pastor emeritus-, 1904 . Married April 9, 1872, Sarah Scott, of Vergennes, Vt., who died April 8, 1884. Married November 4, 1885, Mrs. Anna Maria (Elder- kin) Potter, of New York, N. Y. Children : Bertha, b. June 23, 1873 ; Lester, b. December 24, 1874, d. June 24, 1904. Address : 308 East Main St., Batavia, N. Y. 802. *SALMON DURANCE JONES. B.A.; M.A., 1868. Born April 5, 1837, White Mills, Pa. Brother of S. K. Jones (class of 1866). Preached at Wethersfield, Conn., 1865-66. Principal of a graded school, Norwalk, Conn., 1866-67; Centenary Collegiate Institute, Hackettstown, N. J., 1868. Joined Newark Conference, M. E. Church, 1868. Stationed at Palisades, N. Y., 1868-70; Mechanicsville, 1870-71 ; Paterson Ave., Paterson, N. J., 1871-74 ; Bergen St., Newark, 1874-76; Rossville, Staten Island, N. Y., 1876-79; Dunellen, N. J., J879-81; , Raritan, 1881-82; Chatham, 1882-85; Otisville, 1885-86; Areola, 1886-89; James Church, Jersey City, 1889-92; First Church, Hackensack, 1892-97; Stony Point, N. Y., 1897-1900. Supernumerary; resided in Ocean Grove, N. J., 1900-01. Died July 29, 1901, Ocean Grove, N.-J. Married May, 8, 1867, Abbie A. Crane, of Wethersfield, Conn. ' Address of widow : Wethersfield, Conn. 803. WILLIAM VALENTINE KELLEY. B.A.; M.A., 1868; D.D., 1883; L.H.D., Dickinson College, 1899; LL.D., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1909. ■*. T. *. B. K. Born February 13, 1843, Plainfield, N.J. ■- Taught in Pennington Seminary, N. J., 1865-67. Joined New Jersey Conference. M. E. Church, 1867. Stationed at Budington, N. J., 1867-68; Centenary Church, Camden, 1868-70; St. Jarnes's Church, •New Brunswick, 1870-73. Traveled in Egypt, the Holy Land, and Europe, 1873. Transferred to Western New York (now Genesee) Conference, 1873. Stationed at Asbury Church, Buflfalo, N. Y., 1873-74. Transferred to Philadelphia Conference, 1874. Stationed at Spring Garden St., Philadelphia, Pa., 1874-77; Fletcher Church, West Phila- delphia, i877-'78. Transferred to Newark Conference, 1878. Stationed at Central Church, Newark, N. J., 1878-81. Transferred to New York 221 1868.1 GRADUATES. * East Conference, 1 88i. Stationed at St. John's Church, Brooklyn, N.Y., 1881-84; Middletown, Conn., 1884-87; St. John's Church, Brook- lyn, N. Y., 1887-92; First Church, New Haven, Conn., 1892-93. Editor of The Methodist Review, 1893 . Trustee ofc .Wesleyan University, 1893 . Trustee of Peking University, China, and of Drew, Theo- logical Seminary. Member of Interdenominational Commission on Divorce and Remarriage, 1900; of Joint Commission, M; E. Church and M. E. Church, South, on New Catechisms, 1900. Fraternal Dele- gate, M. E. Church to Methodist Church of Canada, 1906; Member of the Author's Club of London, England. Author :i The Ripening Experiences of Life. Editor : The Methodist Review: Married July 27, 1876, Mrs. Eliza W. McVeigh, of Philadelphia, Pa., who died March 8, 1908. Address : 150 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. 804. *SIEGFRIED KRISTELLER. B.A.; M.A., 1868. ' A. A. *. Born June 25, 1838, WoUstein, Prussia. , ; Missionary to the Jews in New York, N. Y., under the auspices of the, American Society for Ameliorating the Condition of the Jews, 1865-68. Studied in Union Theological Seminary, 1866. Founded the Hebrew Christian Brotherhood, 1867. Pastor of the Church of the Messiah, Seventh Avenue, New York, N. Y., 1868-69. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1869. Stationed at High Ridge, Conn., 1869-71; Bellport, N. Y., 1871-72; Sayville;^ 1872-75; New Bridge and Seaford, 1875-77; Smithtown,' 1877-79; Betlilehem, Conn., 1879-82; Copper Hill, 1882-83; Cook St., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1883. Died September 25, 1883, Brooklyn, N. Y. Married May 6, 1868, Louisa Hannah Skotzky, of New York, N. Y., who died May 5, 1898. Children: Sarah Hannah, b. June 6, 1869; Robert Samuel, b. July 28, 1870; Frederick William, b. March 12, 1872. . ,' ■ 806. *JOSEPH HENRY MANSFIELD. B.A.; M.A., 1868; D.D., Baker University, and New Orleans University, 1886. *. N. 9. Born November 25, 1837, Whitehall, N. Y. , , - • Preached in Chicopee Falls, Mass., 1865-66. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, i^. Stationed at Chicopee Falls, Mass., 1866-67 ; Northampton, 1867-69 ; Union St., Springfield, 1869-72-; Leominster, 1872-74; Central Church, Lowell, 1874-77; Monument Square Church, Boston, 1877-80 ; Broadway, and City Point Mission, South Boston, 1880-83; Maiden, 1883-86. Presiding Elder of Lynn District, 1866-92. Stationfed at- Brotafield St., Boston, 1892-94. Pre- siding Elder of Boston District, 1894-7I900; Cambridge District, 1900- 1905. Superintendent, Boston City Missionary Society, 1905-06. Dele- gate to 'General Conference, M. E. Church, 1888, 1900; Methodist Ecumenical Conference, 1901. Visited Europe, Egypt; and Palestine, 1888. Died December 29, 1906, BrookUne, Mass. . Married September 6, 1865, Pamelia S. Murray, of Pouliney, j Vt, Children: Mabel Sexton, b. June 15, 1870, d. September 4, 1870 Frederic Joseph Hallett, b. July 6, 1874 (B.A., Boston Univ., 1898) . George Whitney, b. September 28,, 1876; Lida Chamberlain, b. August 2, 1878, m. F. P. Rafter ; Grace Murray, b. January 26, 1880, m. C. C. Swett. _ , Address of widow: Brookline, Mass. ., 806. JAMES MUDGE. B.A.; M.A.,i868; B.D., Boston ^ Theo- logical Seminary, 1870 ; D.D.. Wesleyan 'University, 1891. <5r.t. *. B. K. Born April 5, 1844, West Springfield, Mass. GRADUATES. [1865. Taught in Pennington Seminary, N. J., 1865-67. Studied in Boston Theological Seminary, 1867-70. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1868. Stationed at North Avenue, Cambridge, Mass., 1868-70; WilbraJiara, 1870-73. Transferred to India Conference, 1873. Stationed at Luoknow, India, as editor of The Lucknow Witness; also engaged in other literary work and in preaching, 1873-82. Sta- tioned at Shahjahanpore, India, 1882-83. Returned to the United States; preached at Newtonville, ■ Mass., 1883-84. Stationed at.Whit- insville, Mass., 1884-87; East Repperell, 1887-91; Clinton, 1891^94; Lowell Highlands, 1894-98 ; Natick, 1898-1901 ; Webster, 1901-03 ; Jarnaica Plain, 1903-07; Centralville, Lowell, 1907-08. Book editor, Zi'on's Herald, Boston, Mass., 1908 . Lecturer on Missions, School of Theology, Boston University, 1888-1904. Secretary, New England Conference, 1889- . Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church (and assistant secretary), 1906. Author: History of Methodism; The Best of Browning; The Life of Love, etc. Extensive contributor to religious papers and periodicals, the secular press and .encyclopedias. Edifor: The Lucknow Witness (9 vols.); Good Stories and Best Poems (3 vols.), etc. Married April 29, 1873, Martha M. Wiswell, of New Haven, Conn. Children; Bertha, b. Qctober 12, 1874, d. April 5, 1877; Mabel, b. November 20, i87S; James Wiswell (No. 2295), b. December 11, 1879; Ada, b. July 20, 1881 (B.A., Boston Univ., 1903). Address : 33 Cedar St., Maiden, Mass. 807. JOSEPH ORLANDO MUNSON. B.A. ; M.A., 1868. *. B. K Born July 21, 1840, Middlebury, Conn. Preached in Litchfield, Conn., 1865-66. Joined New York East Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1866. Stationed at Litchfield, Conn, 1866-68; West Chapel St., New Haven, 1868-70; Madison, 1870-71; Windsor Locks, 1871-72; Milford, 1872-75; Cheshire, 1875-76; Durham, 1876-78; Windsor, 1878-80; Southington, 1880-81; Redding, 1881-84; Nichols, 1884-86 ; New Milford, 1886-89. Supernumerary ; resided in Middlebury and in New Haven, Conn., 1889-92. Stationed at South Britain and Southbury, Conn., 1892-96; Middlebury, 1896-99; Center Moriches, N. Y., 1899-1901; West Hampton, 1901-04; Amityville, 1904-08; Bellport, 1908-10. Superannuated, 1910. Married October S, 1870, Henrietta J. Smith, of New Haven, Conn. Children: Ralph Ira, b. December 24, 1873; Clarence Augustus, b. February 6, 1886 (class of 1908). Address : 100 Howe St., New Haven, Conii. 808. ISRAEL. AUGUSTUS NEWHALL. B.A.; M.A., 1868. A. A. *. Born December 7, 1843, Lynn, Mass. Brother of H. M. New- hall (class of 1879). Engaged in the manufacture of shoes, Lynn, Mass., 1865-87. Clerk of the Lynn Mutual Fire Insurance Company, 1887-94; secretary, 1894 — ^. Author: History of Lynn; Legacy of an Octogenarian, etc. Editor : historical works concerning Lynn. Married June 14, 1893, Lucy Ellen Bacheller, ' of Ljrnn, Mass. Address: 112 Market St., Lynn, Mass. 809. *WILLIAM AMOS NOTTAGE. B.A.; M.A., 1868. Bom March 15, 1838, North Braintree, Mass. Preached in Tariffville, Conn., 1865-66. Joined New England Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1866. Stationed at West Medway, Mass., 1866-68; Westboro, 1868-70; Spencer, 1870-73; Southbridge, 1873-76; Newton Lower Falls, 1876-77; Byfield, 1877-80; Winthrop, 1880-82; Townsend, 1882-84; Cochit'uate, 1884-87. Supernumerary, 1887-88. 223 1865.] GRADUATES. Transferred to Maine Conference, 1888. Stationed at Wilton, Me., 1888-93; Phillips, 1893-98; Newfield, 1898-1901. Supernumerary, 1901-04. Died January 8, 1904, Cochituate, Mass. Married April 22y 1869, Helen Louise Pierce, of East Boston, Mass., who died December 17, 1869. Married March 18, 1874, Mary Maria Derby, of Oxford, Mass., who died April 27, 1905. 810. *JACOB NEAL PERKINS. B.A.;, M.A., 1868. *.T. *. B. K. Born February 2, 1843, Hartford, Vt. Taught in Fort Edward Institute, N. Y., 1865-66; Wesleyan Semi- naiy, Gouverneur,' N. Y., 1866-70. Studied in Law School of the University of Albany, 1870-71. Studied law in Syracuse, N. Y., 1871-72. Admitted to the bar, 1872. Practised law in Syracuse, N. Y., 1872-84. Manager of the Syracuse Pottery Company, 1884-89. Died November 17, 1889, Syracuse, N. Y. Married August 22, 1865, Ellen M. Harrington (sister of No. 438), of East St. Johnsbury, Vt. Child: Clarence, b. August 17, 1878 (B.A., Syracuse, igoi). Address of widow: 1462 Neil Ave., Columbus, Ohio. 811. WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON PHILLIPS. B.A.; M.A., 1868; Ph.D., University of Heidelberg, 1868. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Born July 25, 1841, Loughbbro, Ont., Canada. Studied in the Universities of Berlin, Paris, and Heidelberg, 1865-68. Taught in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1868-69. Professor of Natural Science, Genesee College, Lima, N. Y., 1869-70. Tearfier and acting principal, Proyidence Conference Seminary (now East Greenwich Academy), R. I., 1870-71. Taught in Wesleyan Academy, 1871-83. Professor of Mathematics and English, South Dakota State College, 1884-90; of Mathematics, 1890-96; Vice President, 1895. Retired; 1896. Author : Elements of Geometry; Modern Geometry. Married July 19, 1871, Carrie E. , Houghton, of North Bennington, Vt. Children: Edward C, b. September 9, 1874; Florence Houghton, b. June 24, 1881 (B.S., South Dakota State College, 1901) ; Carrie Louise, b. December 4, 1882 (B,.S., South Dakota State College, 1901). Address: Brookings, S. Dak. , 812. JOHN RUFUS REYNOLDS. B.A. X. ^. Born November 22, 1843, Granby, Conn. Engaged in drafting and designing plans for machinery, Hartford, Conn., 1865 . Inventor of bookbinding and book-sewing machinery. Married: October 23, 1867^ Josephine Gay Bidwell, of Middletown, Conn. Children: Harry Marcy, b. July 13, 1868; Francis Pratt, b. February 16, 1870. Address: 27 Atwood St., Hartford, Conn. 813. , WILLIAM NORTH RICE. B.A.; M. A., 1868; Ph.D., Yale University, 1867 ; LL.D., Syracuse University, 1886. *. N. 6. *. B. K. Born November 21', 1845, Marblehead, Mass. Brother of Nos. 936, 988, and 1233. Preached at Grace Church, Boston, Mass., 1865-66. Studied in Shef- field Scientifip/Sfchool, Yale .University, 1866-67. Professor of Geology and Natural History, • Wesleyan. University, 1867^84; of. Geology, 1884 . Acting President, 1907-09. Studied in the University of Berlin, 1867-68, 1892-93. Jdined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1869. Spent summer vacations in zoological work with U. S. Fish Commission at Por-tlahd, Me., and Noank, Conn., 1873-74. Spent part of the winter in Bermuda, engaged in geological and zoological 224 GRADUATES. [1865. investigation, 1876-771 Member, Middletown (Conn.) Board of Edu- cation, 1884-91 ; president, 1885-91. Assistant geologist, U. S. Geo- logical Survey, 1891-92. Chairman, Board of Examiners, New York East Conference, 1896 . Lecturer on the Relaitions of Science and Religion, Hamilton Theological Seminary, Colgate University, 1897- 1900. President, Conn. Council of Education, 1902-05. President/ Conn. Gamma Chapter, Phi Beta Kappa, 1902 . Superintendent, Conn. Geological and Matural History Survey, 1903 . Vice presi- dent, American Association for the Advancement of Science, 190S-06. Fotmding member, American Society of Naturalists; piresidieajt, 1891. Vice president. Geological Society of America, , ign. Aufhor: Geology of Bermuda; Science Teaching in the Schools; Twenty-five Years of Scientific FrogresSj and Other Essays; Christian Faith in an Age of Science; -Manual of Geology of Connecticut (with H. fi- Gregory). Editor: Wesleyan University Alumni Record,. 1873; Dana's Text-Book of Geology (sth edition). Married April 12, 1870; Elizabeth Wing Crowell (daughter of No. ri8). -Children: Edward Loranus (No. 1718), b. March 18, 1871 ; Charles William, b. September 19, 1879, d. June 30, 1882. Address: Middletown, Conn. 814. ^WILLIAM HENRY RICHMAN. B.A. ; LL.B., University of Albany, 1866. *. T. Born September 3, 1844, WoOdstown, N. J. Studied in Law School of the University of Albany, i865r66. Engaged in business in Leavenworth, Kans., 1866-67 ; St. Louis, Mo., 1867-68. Died January 22, 1868, St. Louis, Mo. 815. WILLIAM ROBINSON. B.A.; M.A., 1868. A. A. *. Born November 22, 1840, in Ireland. . Principal of High School, Ansonia, Conn., 1865^66. In the oil region, Pennsylvania, 1866, Taught in Stamford, Conn., 1867. Prin- cipal of Spring Valley Academy, N. Y.,' 1867-69. Engaged in the oil business in Pennsylvania, 1869-72. President and general manager of the Robinson Electric Railway Signal Company, 1873. Engaged in business in Boston, Mass., i875-8i<. Organized the Union Electric Signal Company, 1878. Traveled in Europe, Egypt, and Palestine, for fifteen months, 18^*9-80. Invetitor of the Robinson wireless electric railway signal system, of the Robinson radial car truck, and of a repeating telephone. Now engaged in developing and practising elec- tric engineering. Author : History of Automatic Electric and Electric- ally Controlled Fluid Pressuri Signal Systems for JRailr-oads. Address: 276 Stuyvesant Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 8ie. RICHARD HUBBARD RUST. B.A.; M.A., 1868; B.D., Union Theological Seminary, 1868; D.D., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1880. ■^. T. *. B. K. Born September S, 1842, Ellington, Conn. Son of No. 168. ' Taught in Cincinnati Wesleyan College, Ohio, 1865-66. Studied in Union Theological Seminary; 1866-68. Joined New York East Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1868. Stationed at Nostrand Avenue, Brook- lyn, N. Y., 1868-70. Traveled in Europe, 1870-71. Stationed at Sag Harbor; N. Y., 1871-73; New Britain, Conn., 1873-76; Greenwich, 1876-77. Transferred to Providence (now New England' Southern) Conference, 1877. Stationed at St. Paul's Church, Fall River, Mass., 1877-80. Transferred to Cincinnati Conference, i'88o. President of Cincinnati Wesleydn College, Ohio, i88or82. Stationed at Grace Church, Dayton, Ohio, 1882-85; High St., Springfield, 1885-90; Ann Arbor, Mich., 1890-9I: Studied in several American universities, 225 1865.] GRADUATES. iSpmps. i Stationed at Mount Auburn, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1893-94. Presiding Elder, Cincinnati District, 1894-igoi. Stationed at Clifton, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1901-02; Trinity Church,- Xenia, 1902-06. Retired from the ministry, 1906. Married March 22, 1871, Emma O. Seybold, of Cincinnati, Ohio. Children: Richard Frederick, b. May 21, 1872; Helen Catherine, b. April 4, 1874, m. E. I. Kaiper. Address : Greenwich Court, Avondale, Cinciianati, Ohio. 817. ELIAS BENJAMIN SANFORD. B.A.; M.A., 1868, and (Hon.) Yale University, 1888; D.D., Wesleyan University, 1S94. X. *. #. B. K. Born July 6, 1843, Westbrook, Corin. Brother of No. 818. Joined N^w York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1865. Stationed at Thomaston, Conn., 1865-68. Studied in Yale Divinity School, 1868-69. Pastor of First Congregational Chiireh, Cornwall, Conn., 1869-72. Acting pastor of Congregational 'Chiirch, Northfield, Conn.; editor oi The Waterbury {Conn.) American, and The Church Union, New York, N. Y., 1872-74. Associate editor oi'The Working Church, Baltimore, Md., 1874-77. Pastor of Eagle' Rock Congregational Church, Thomaston, Conn., 1878-82 ; Congregational Church, Westbrook, Conn., 1882-94. Secretary of the Ofiea and Institutional Church' League, 1895-99. General secretary. National Federation of Churches', 1899- 1905. Corresponding secretary. Inter-church Conference on Fedei-k- tion, 1905-08;; Federal Council of the Churches, 1908— — . Author: History of Connecticut, 1887. Editor: Concise Cyclopedia of Reli- gious Knowledge, 1890; Proceedings of Inter-church Conference on Federation, 1905; Proceedings ' of Federal Council of the Churches, 1908. Married Octobec 10, 1870, Martha/ Sanford, of Thomaston, ^ Conn. Children:, Adelaide Benton, b. January 21, 1872 (B.A., Smith, 1894), m. Professor A. K. Hardy;, May Thomas, b. December 13, .i88oi Address: 81, Bible House, Ne)v- York, N..Y, 818. *WILBUR FISK SANFORD. B.A.; M.A., 1869; M.D., New York University, 1867; LL.B., Columbia University, 1877. X. *. Born May 20, 184S, Riverhead, N. Y. Brother of No. 8i;7: Studied in the College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, N. Y., 1865-66; in Paris and Vienna, 1867. Practised medicine in Green Point, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1868-76. ' Studied in Columbia Law School, 1876-77: Admitted to the bar, 1877.. Practised law in Brook-, lyn and Newburgh, N.- Y., 1877-78. " Again practised medicine in Green Point, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1879-80. Lecturer on Medical Jurisprudence in Long Island College Hospital, 1880. Died December 12, ; 1880, Green Point, Brooklyn, N. Y. . . ' ' Married November 29, 1876, Mrs. Miriam Olivia Mclntire, of Brook- lyn, N. Y. Child: Bertha, b. December 22, 1877 (B.A., Smith, 1900), m; Wilford Stanford. ,, , Address of , widow: care of Mrs. Wilford Stanford, Schenecfady,- N. Y.-: ,.,, ,, , ■ , ■ ' , ' 819. HENRY EDGAR SMITH. B.A.; M.A., 1868; M.D., Uni- versity of Vermont, 1870. Born January 28,^1839, St. Johnsbury, Vt. Principal of a public school, Acton, liid. ; also teacher of a private scho6l,> Harrison County, Ky., 1866-67. Principal of a public school, Garrison, N. Y., 1867-68. Taught in Saybrook, Conn., 1868-69.1 Studied medicine in Burlington, Vt., and Boston, Mass.,' 1869-70.' Practised medicine in Wauregan, Conn., 1871-72; Weston, Vt., 1872-74; 226 GRADUATES. [1865. Burke; 1874-76; Lower Waterford, 1876-77; Burke, 1878-79; West- more, 1879-81; Newark (also engaged, in fanning), 1893 . ' Married August 18, 1872, Mary Ella Clark, of, Chester, Vt., who died January 12, 1892. Children : Nellie Sophronia, b. July 8^ 1874^ m. Burt Watson; Philip Edgar, b. May 18, 1876; Clarence Adelbert, b. November. 20, 1878 ; Franklin Everett, b. December 5, 1880, d. Jaiju- ary 23, 1881 ; Luvia Hattie, b. June 13, 1882, m. Archibald Laron. ' Address : R. F. D. No. 2, West Burke, Vt. 820. SIDNEY KETCHAM SMITH. B.A.; M.A., 1868. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born March 14, 1838, Huntington, N. Y., Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1865. Stationed at Middlefield, . Conn., .1865-66. Obliged to - give up preaching on account of poor ihealth, 1866. Stationed at Windsor Locks, Conn., 1867-68 ;. (Clinton, 1868-69. Supernumerary;: resided in Marlboro, Mass., 1869-72. Stationed at Simsbury, Conn., 1872-75; Wolcottville (now Torrington), 1875-78; Watertown, 1878-81; Westville, 1881-84; Pearsalls, N. Y., 1884-86; Middlebury, Conn., 1886-89; Naugatuck, 1889-91 ; Middlebury, 1891-92. Supernumerary, 1892-93. Superannu- ated, 1893- — -. Conference biographical secretary, 1880-95. Author : The Anchor Holds; The Finger Touch of Divine' Love, eta 1 Married September 13, 1805, Mary Frances Barnard, of Marlboro, Mass. Children: William Barnard (No. 1535),' b. June 22, 1866; Frank Sidney; b. November 9, 1868; Ernest Ketcham (No. 1864), b. October 28, 1873; Mary Louise, b. March 29, 1877; : Jennie Woolson, b. August 30, 1881, m. G. R. Cleveland. Address: 83 East Main St., Marlboro, Mass. 821. *DANIEL HA YDEN. TAYLOR. B.A.; M.A., 1868. Born September 28, 1838, Vassalboro, Me. Principal of ' Spring Mountain Academy, Ohio, 1865-66 ; High School, WelMeet, Mass., 1866-67. Taught in Mexico Academy, N. Y., 1867-68. , Principal of High ' School, Oswego, 111., 1868-69; Oswego Seminary, 111;, 1869-73. Superintendent of public schools, Oswego, 111., 1874-^5. Resided in Vassalboro, Me., 1876-77. Principal of High School, Orrington, Me., 1877-78-; Normal School, Howard, Ohio, 1879; Bryan Academy, Bryan, Ohio, 1880. Engaged in private business, as executor of an estate in Mount Vernon, Ohio, 1881. Resided in Orange, N. J., engaged as bookkeeper in the wholesale oilcloth trade in New York, N. Y., 1881-91. Resided in Ontario, Cal., engaged in fruit raising, 1891-1910. Died January 16, 1910, Ontario, Cal. . Married September 28, 1883, Sophronia Percival Randall, 'of Bath, Me. Child : Harold Hayden, b. June 9, 1886. Address of widow: Ontario, Cal. 822. *GEORGE LEWIS WESTGATE. B.A.; M.A., 1868. *. T. *. B. K. Born April 12, '1844, Fall River, Mass. Studied in Union Theological Seminary, 1865-66. Joined Providetice (now New England Southern) Conference, M^ E. Church, 1867. Stationed at Phenix, R. I., 1867-70; Bristol, 1870-71; Trinity Church, Providence, 1871-74. Transferred to New York East Conference, 1874. Stationed at New York Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1874-76; Middle- town, Conn., 1876-79. Transferred -to New England Conference, 1879. Stationed at Central Church, Lowell, Mass., 1879-80. Professor of Political and Social Science, Wesleyan University, 1880-85. Died June 28, 1885, Norfolk, Conn. ■Married July 30/ 1867, Sarah Elizabeth Gardner, of Fall River, Mass., who died July 4, 1905. Children: Lewis ■ Gardner (No. 1626), 227 1866-66.] GRADUATES. b. October 8, 1868; Harris Morton, b. April 2, 1870, d. December i; 1870; Mary Lawton (No. 199s), b. February 14, 1874; Helen Eliza- beth (N'o. 2123), b. December S, 1876, m. Professor A. W. Browne (No. 2132). 823. NICHOLAS TILLINGHAST WHITAKER. B.A.; M.A., 1868; D.D., New Orleans University, 1888; Ph.D., Boston University, 1905. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born April 10, 1840, Boston, Mass. Brother of No. 706. Studied in Methodist General Biblical Institute, Concord, N. H., 1865-^. Graduated; joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1867. ' Stationed at Hyde Park, Mass., 1867-69 ; Medf ord, 1869-72 ; Elm St., Gloucester, 1872-75; Mount Bellingham, Chelsea, 1875-78; South Boston, 1878-81 ; Worthen St.; Lowell, 1881-84. Transferred to New England Southern Conference, 1884. Stationed at Mathewson St., Providence, R. I., 1884-87. Transferred to Maine Conference, 1887: Stationed at Chestnut St., Portland, Me., 1887-91. Transferred to New England Conference, l8gi: Stationed at Common St., Lynn, Mass., 1-891-96 1' First Church, Fitchburg, 1896-98 ; Mount Bellingham, Chelsea; i898.i-i:962 ; - South Framingharn, 1902-05 ; Marlboro, 1905-07 ; Cherry Valley, 1907-08; Central Church, Lowell, 1908 . Author: Christian. Science-^-Is it Safe?; The Pastor's Helper, etc Married September 8, 1867; Helen S. Locke, of Concord, N. H; Children: Samuel Edgar, b. June 3, 1870; Ethel, b. ScptembeFnlo, 1882, d; July 29, 1885. Address: 122 Third St., Lowell,, Mass. 824. *CHARLES WESLEY WILDER. B.A.; M.A., 1868. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born February 22, 1837, Granville, Vt. Brother of No. 707, and of R. H. Wilder (class of. 1861). Eiitered Wesleyah University (in the class of 1864), i86i. Served in Co. G, 6th Mass. Volunteers, 1862-63. Joined New England Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1865. Stationed at Westi Medway, Mass., 1865-66. Transferred to Vermont Conference, 1866. Taught in New- bury Seminary, Vt., 1866-67; Vermont Conference Seminary, . Mont- pelier, Vt., 1868-72 (principal, 1870-72). Stationed at Essex, Vt., 1872-73; Sheldon, 1873-75. Transferred to New England • Conference, 1875. Stationed at Cliftondale, Mass., 1875-77; Stoneham, 1877-79; Oxford, 1879-81. Supernumerary; resided in Webster, Mass., 1881-83. Stationed at West Medford, Mass., 1883-86;. Leominster, 1886-88; Dedham, 1888-93 ; WoUaston, 1893-96 ; Holliston, 1896-98 ;■ West Quincy,' 1898-1900; South rWalpole, 1900-01. Died May 24, 1901, South Walpole, Mass. ' Married May 5, 1866, Janette How^ Davis, of Dudley, Mass. Chil- dren: Edith Harriet, b. May 13, 1870 (B.A-, Boston Univ., 1892), m. S. E. Whitaker (son of No,. 833) ; Henry Willis, b. August 5, 1875, d. June 14, 1881 ; Charles Wesley, b. February 16, 1877 (B.A., Boston Univ., 1899).- ^ Addres.s. of widow : Worcester, Mass. CLASS OF J866. 825. *LARMON ROELLAS ABBOTT. B.A. ; M.A., 1869. Roellas, b. July II, 1872. Address of "widow : Mrs. Geo. A. Graves, New Britain, Conn. 826. *OSMIN ATKINS. B.A. Born January 6, 1844, Middle- town, Conn. Studied in Columbia Law School, 1866-68. Practised law in New York, N. Y., 1868-69. On account of failure of health, returned to Middletown, Conn. ; afterwards spent a year in Minnesota, and visited Florida, and the springs of Middletown, Vt., 1869-71. Died September 17, 1871, Middletown, Vt. Married July 13, 1868, Fidelia A. Knpwlton, of New York, N. Y., who died November 17, 1873. Children: Albert Sumner, b. October 14, 1869, d. December 19, 1881 ; Osmin Moreland, b. March 5, 1871, d. December 19, 1881. 827. *GEORGE GARY BUSH. B.A.; M.A., 1869; Ph.D., Syra- cuse University, 1878. *. T. *. B. K. Born March 19, 1843, Turin, N. Y, Principal of Attica Academy, N. Y., 1866-67. Superintendent of public schools, Geneseo, 111., 1868. Taught in Vermont Methodist Semi- nary, Montpelier, Vt., 1868-74. Studied in University of Heidelberg, 1874-76. Traveled in Europe and the East, 1876-77. Studied in Tubin- gpn, Leipzig, and Paris, 1877-78. In poor health.; lectured occasionally; resided mostly in Quincy, Mass., 1878-81. Taught Latin (to fill a vacancy) in Middlebury College, 1880. Engaged in literary work as "health allowed, 1881-98. Died October IS, 18^, Maiden, Mass. Married February 22, 1867, Fannie Dewey Strong, of Turin, N. Y., who died November 27, 1872. Married October 11, 1876, Ellen Francis Nightingale, of Quincy, Mass. Child : Edward Irving, b. May 14, 1872, d. October 8, 1872. 828. *GEORGE CLIFFpRD CARPENTER. B.A.; M.A., 1869. *. N. e. Born March 29, 1840, Nelson, N. Y. In the service of the American Missionary Association in South Carolina, 1866-67. Vice principal of Fairfield Seminary, N. Y., 1867-68. Taught in Whitestown Seminary, N. Y., 1868-69. Professor of Natural Science, Simpson College, Iowa, 1869-81. Spent vacations in geological explorations in Iowa, Missouri, and Nebraska, 1870-71. Traveled for his health in Texas and Colorado, 1879 ; in Mexico, 1881-83. Professor of Latin in Simpson College, Iowa, 1883-94. Died October i, 1894, Indianola, Iowa. Married October 2, 1866, Frances Ellen Cheesman, of Atwater, N. Y. Children: Corena, b. July 27, 1868;. Edith Maria, b. November 27, 1871, m. H. E. Hopper; (Eloise, b. November 19, 1873, m. W. M. Jack- son. Address of wid,bw : Mrs. Wm. Buxton, Indianola, Iowa. 829. *HENRY THOMAS EDDY. B.A. Born March 25, 1841, Bristol, Conn. ' Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church; stationed at Long- meadow, Mass., 1866. Died September 27, 1866, Longmeadow, Mass. Married August 15, 1866, Ella A. Olds, of Westfield, Mass, who died in 1893. 229 1866.] GRADUATES. 830. *REESE BARKER GWILLIM. B.A.; M.A., 1869. *. N. e. #. B. K. Born November 29, 1838, Llandisilia, Wales. ' Corporal of 27th Conn. Volunteers, 1862-63. ■ Taught in High School, Hartford, Conn., 1866-68. Studied law, 1868-69; '^ Admitted to the bar, 1869. ' Practised law in Hartford, Coiin., 1869-70 ; Waterbury, Conn., 1870-74; New York, N. Y., i874-i90S- Member of Common Council of Waterbury, 1872. Died June 8, 190S, Brooklyn, N. Y,. Married Aprilso.'iST's, Kate H. Johnston, of Scarborough, N; Y. Address of .widow ; 593 Madisop St., Prooklyn, N. Y. 831. WARREN, LANNING HOAGLAND. B.A.; M.A., 1869; B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1870 ; D.D., Wesleiy^n ' University, 1896. *. N. e. Born May 11, 1844, Hope, N. J. Taught'in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbiraham, Mass., 1866-67. Studied in Law School, of University of Albjiny, , N, Y., 1868-60; Drew Theo^- logicil Seminary, 1869-70. Joined Newark Conference, M. E. Churdi, 1870. Stationed at Lafayette Church, Jersey City, N. J., 1870-72 ; Bay- onne, 1872-75; Park Church, Elizabeth, 1875-78; Bloomfield, 1878-81; Westfield, 1881-84; Lafayette Church, Jersey City, 1884-87; - Qen- tenary Church, Newark, ,;[887-92; Trinity Church, Paterson, 1892-1^4; Passaic, 1894-97; Emory Church, Jersey City, 1897-1900. PresiShg Elder, Newark District, 1900-06. Stationed at, Park Ave., East Orange, N. J., 1906-08; Simpson Church, Jersey City, 1908-09; Emory Church, Jersey City, igog-io; Np'tley, 1910 . Trustee of Wesleyan Uni^- versity, 1906 . Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1904. , . ' . ... ,._-., Married March 3, 1875, Emily, Case Cfeveland, of Jersey City, N. J., who died October 30, 1895. Married March 16, igio, Margaret Engel, of Sharon, Mass. Children:. Wai^ren Lanning (No. 2016), b. Aprirts, 1876; Harry Buttz,, b. Decerriber 12^ 1878, d. September 29,, 1879; Her- bert, b. March 14, 1880. Address : Nutley, N. J. ' , 832. *CHARLES PRESCOTT MATHER. B.A.; M.A., 1870. X. ■*'. Born July 17, 1852, Manchester, England. ' >>- Taught in Morristown Academy/ N. J., 1867-68; > Rockdale,; Iowa, l869r72. Joined Upper Iowa Conference, M. E. Church, 1872. Sta- tioned at Asbury Church, Dubuque, Iowa, 1872^7$; Colqsburg, 1873^74;- Sand Spring, 1874-75; Toledoj x875-;'6; Langworthy, 1876-78; Center Junction, 1878^80. Died .August 18, ;i88o,;.Qeiiter Junction, Iowa. ■ ,< ,, * Married- October 16, 1873, Elizab.eth, Caroline Simpson^ of Dubuque, Iowa. ' .' , ; -, , 7 Address of widow : Winona, Minn. 833. , *HENRY ROBIE MORRILL. B.A.; M.A:, 1869. A.. K. E. Borri August 12, 1840, Candia, N. H. ' , ,, Principal , of High School, and , superintendent of public schools, Wolcottville, Conn., 1867-70. Studied law in Litchfield, Conn.; admitted to the bar, 1870. Practised law in Litchfield, Conn.; judge of probate, 1871. Went to Columbia, S. C, on account of health, 1872. Taught and organized public schools in Newberry County, S. C, 1873.' Practised law in Litchfield, Conn., 1873775; in Waterbury, Conn., 1875-83. Judge of Waterbury City Court,- 1876-78. Member of Waterbury Board of Education, and acting school visitor, 1878-81. Died July 12, 1883, Waterbury, Conn. •■ 230 GRADUATES. [1866. Married about 1869, Laura Colcord, of New Hampshire; divorced. Married November 28, 1881, Mrs. Emma Bowles, of Bridgeport, Conn. Address of widow,: Mrs. Emma Silliman, Bridgeport, Conn. 834- AUGUSTUS FREDERICK NIGHTINGALE. . B.A. ; M.A., 1869; rh.D., Upper Iowa University, 1892; LL.D., Simpson College, 1905. ^'. T. *. B. K. Bom November II, 1843, Quincy, Mass. Professor of Ancient Languages, Upper Iowa University, 1866-68. Actmg President of Northwestern Female College (now Women's College of Northwestern University;), Evanston, 111., 1868-71. Pro- fessor of Ancient Languages and Teacher of Elocution in Simpson College, Iowa> 1871-72.- Superintendent of public instruction, Omaha, Nebr., 1872-74. Principal of Lake View High School, Chicago, 111., 1874-90. Assistant superintendent of public schools, Chicago, i890'-92. Superintendent of high schools, Chicago, 1892-1901. County superin- tendent of schools. Cook County, 111., 1902-10. President, North Cen- tral Association of Colleges and Secohdary Schools, 1894. f Chairman, Committee of National Education Association on College Requirements, 1895-99. Member of the Educational Commission of Illinois, 1906. President, Board of Trustees^ University of Illinois, 1901. Author: Requirements for Admission to American Colleges. Editor: Twen- tieth Century Text-books for Secondary Schdols (ico vols.). ' Malried August 24, 1866, Fanny O. Chase, of Brookline, N. H. Chil- dren: Florence; b. May 22, 1868, m. Dr. W. R. Abbdtt; Carl Fred, b. September 26, 1869, d. September 27, 1870; Hari^ Thomds>, b. October II, 1871 (Ph.B., Univ. of Michigan, 1895) ; Jessie Irma, b. February 27, 1873, m. H. M. Angle; Winifred, b. October, 20, 1874, m. V, L. Alward; Pearl Romeyn, b. December 12, 1875, m. Wl D. Hess. '^ Address : 1997 Sheridan Roaid, Chicago, 111. 835. STEPHEN HENRY OLiN. B.A.; M^X^i 1869; LL.B., University of Albany, 1867 ; LL.D., Wesleyan University, 1894. *. N. 6. *. B. E. Born April 22, 1847, Middletown, Conn. Son of President Olin. Studied in Law School of University of Albany, N. Y., 1866-67. Traveled in Europe, 1867-68. Admitted to the bar, 1869. Practising law in New York, N. Y., 1869 . Trustee, Astor Library, New Y'ork, N. Y., 1888-95; New.Yprk IJublic Library, 1895 . Vice president. New York City Bar Assdciatibn, 18^8-99^ ' President, University Settle- ment Society, 1902-06. Major and judge advocate, ist and 2d Brigades, N. Y. National Guard, 1882-89. Lieutenant colonel and assistant adjutant general, ist Brigade, 1889-98; coloiiel, and chief of staff, 1898-1903. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1880 , Married October 23, 1879, Alice W. Barlow; of. New York, N. 'Y., who died November 7, 1882. Married March 21, 1903, Mrs. Emeline (Harriman). Dodge, of New York, N. Y. Children: Alice Townsend, m. Tracy Dows ; Julia Lynch, m. J. P. Benkard. Address: 34 Nassau St., New York, N. Y. 836. GEORGE CARR ROUND. B.A.; M.A., 1869. Born Septem- ber 14, 1839, Kingston, Pa. Brother of No. 523. . Entered Wesleyan University (in the class of 1862), 1858. Served in 4th Conn. Ihfarttry (latet- ist Conn. Heavy Artillery) , 1861-64. Lieutenant in Signal Corps, U. S. Army; attached to headquarters. Army of the Ohio, 1864-65. Reentered Wesleyan University, 1865. Studied law in Binghamton, N. Y., 1866-67; Columbia Law School, 1867-68. Admitted to the bar, 1868, Practised law and engaged iii 231 1866.] GRADUATES. the. real estate business in Manassas, Va., and Washington, D. C, 1868-1908. Attorney for the commonwealth, Prince William County, Va., 1869. Appointed, U. S. commissioner, 1870. Member of the Manassas School Board, 1870. Clerk of the Corporation of Manassas, 1872-78. Postm.aster at Manassas, 1871-73. Memt)er of House of Dele- gates of Virginia^ 1873^5. ' Lay delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1876. President, Veteran Signal Corps Association, "1902-03. Vice president. Society of the Army of the Potomac, 1904-05. Married September g, 1877, Emily Caroliiie Bennett, of Manassas, Va. Children: Norma Vera, b. August 30, 1878 (B.A., Woman's College of Baltimore); George Charles, b. May i7,'i88o; William Maitland, b. November S, 1889, d. June 17, i8go; Ruth Althea, b. September S, 1891; Roswell Emory, b. November 23, 1895; Emily Maitland, b. August 25, 1900, Address:' Manassas, Va. 887. * HERBERT JOEL STteVENS. B.A.; M.A., 1869. A. A. *. Bom March 4, 1839, Boston, Mass. Engaged in the insurance business, Bridgepc^t, Conn., and in Ohio, 1867. Engaged in farming in Wellesley, Mass., 1876-1903. Died July -19, 1903, Wellesley, Mass. Married June 27, 1872, Welthea Ann Jones, of Weston, Mass. Children : Gertrude Maria, b. July 2, 1873, m. G. H. Farnum ; Frank- lin Herbert, b. June 7, 1877 ; Mary Adeline, ■h. December 18, 1880. Address of widow : Wellesley Hills, Mass. : ^ • -■ 838. HENRY ADONIJAH STRONG. B.A.; M.A., 1869.; LL.B., Harvard University, 1872., $. N. 9. *. B. K. Born November 22, 1844, Portland, Conn. Taught in Newburgh Seminary, N. Y., 1867-68. Principal of Union Schbol, Franklin, Pa., 1868-70:- ' Studied in Harvard Law School, 1871-72. Admitted to the bar, 1872.' Practised law in Franklin, Pa., 1873-79. Principal oi- Erie Academy, Pa., 1879-81. Practising law in Erie, Pa., 1881 . Married March 22, 1872, Mrs. Gordon, of Franklin, Pa. Address : Erie, Pa. 839. ALEXANDER HARRISON TUTTLE. B.A.; M.A., ig^; B>D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1874; D.D., Syracuse University, 1887 ; Ph.D., Grant Memorial University, 1887 ; D.D., Wesleyah Uni- versity, 1906. ■*. T. *. B. K. Born February 28, 1844, Bordentown, N. J. .,-■■, ; ■ ■ Preached in Green Village, N. J., 1866-69. Joined Newark Confer- ence, M. E. Church, 1869. Stationed at Asbury Churqh, Hapkensack, N. J., 1869-72; Lafayette Church, Jersey City, 1872-75; Union St., Newark, 1875-78; Hackettstown, 1878-81; St. James's Church, Eliza- beth, 1881-83; Plainfield, 1883-86. Transferred to Wyoming Confer- ence, 1886. Stationed at First Church, Wilkes-'Barre, Pa., 1886-89. Transferred to Baltimore Conference, 1889. Stationed at Mount Ver- non Place, Baltimore, Md., 1889-93.' Transferred to Newark Confer- ence, 1893. Stationed at Roseville Church, Newark, N. J., 1893-97; St. Luke's Church, Newark, 1897-1900; Calvary Church, East Orange, 1900-01 ; Summit, igoi . Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, ' 1900. ' Author : The few; Bible Readings; Life of Nathan Bangs, etc Married May 23, 1872, Charlotte Taylor Gamewell, of Hackensack, N. J. Childi/em: Charlotte Gamewell, b. May 21, 1873 (B.A., Woman's 232 GRADUATES. [1866-67. College of Baltimore, 1897), tn. C. H. Hampton; Frank Harrison, b. January 3, 1882. (B. A., Princeton, 1905). Address : 58 DeForest Ave., Summit, N. J. 840. GRANVILLE YAGER. B.A.; M.A., 1869. A. A.'*. *. B. K. Born March 30, 184O, Oneonta, ISf. Y. Taught in'Falley Seminary, Fulton, N. Y., 1866-69; Pennsylvania Military Academy, Chester, Pa,, 1^-76. Traveled, studied, and pifeached, 1876-78. Pastor of Congregational Church, Co^iasset, Mass., 1878-83; Townsend, 1883-86. Professor of Psychology, Ethics and Civics, Middlebury College, 1887-88; of Psychology and Ethics, 1888-92. Pastor qif Congregational Church, Hudson, Mass'.,- 1892-95 ; Dighton, 1895-98; East Bridgewater, i898Ti9ao; Rindge, N. H., 1902-07. Residing , rill Braintree, Mass.; engaged in preaching and lecturing, 1907 . ■ Married July 23, 1866, Ella M. Lewis, of Middletown, Conn. Chil- dren : Jessie O., b. March 13, 1871 ; Flora L., b. July 4, 1873, d. in infancy; Granville Lewis, b. March 14, 1876 (B.A., Bpston Univ., 1897), d. April 13, 1905. Address: Braintree, Mass. CLASS OF 1867. 841. WILLIAM HENRY BURNS. B.A.; M.A., 1870; D.D., 1892. A. K. E. Born September 11, 1840, New Glasgow, N. S., iCanada. Preached in Woodstock, N. B., Canada, 1867-69. Joined Rock River Conference, M. E. Church, 1869. Stationed at St. Paul's Church, Chicago, 111., 1869-72; Warren, 1872-73; South Evanston, 1873-74; Third St., Rockford, ,1874-77; Center St., Elgin, 1877780.; Ottawa St., Joliet, 1880-83; Western Ave., Chicago, 1883-86; Wesley Church, Chicago, 1886-90. Presiding Elder, Joliet District, 1890-91 ; Chicago District, 1891-97; Stationed at First Church, Oak Park, III., 1897-99. Traveled, 1899-1900. Stationed at Woodlawn Park, Chicago, 111., 1900-02; Avpndale, 1902-03; Wickes Park, Chicago, 1903-06; Fowler, ■Chicago, 1906-09. Conference evangelist, 1909 . Delegate to Gen- eral Conference, M. E. Church, iSgis. Author: Higher Critics' Bible, or God's Bible; A Crisis in Methodis'm. Married May 1,1872, Anna P. Foster, of Aurora, 111. Child: Wil- liam Foster, b. April 10, 1873 (B.A., Princeton, 1895). Address: 931 Hinman Ave., Evanston, 111. 842., ROBERT NEWTON CRANE. B.A.; M.A., 1870. *. N. e. Born April I, 1848, Long Branch, N. J. City editor of The Daily Advertiser, Newark, N. J., 1867-68. Assisted Richard Watson Gilder in establishing The Newark Morning Register; associate editor and proprietor of the same, 1869-70. On the editorial staff .of The St. Louis Democrat, 1870-73. Managing editor of The St. Louis Democrat (now The Globe-Democrat), 1873-74. U. S. consul at Manchester, England, 1874-77. Acted as Mexican consul by- permission of U. S. Government, 1875-77. Admitted to the bar, 1878. Practised law in St. Louis, Mo., 1878-91. Member of the Middle Temple, London, England, 1892. Called to the English bar, 1894. Senior counsel to the American Society in London, England; .chairman of the American Society in London, England, 189S. Repre- 233 1867.1 GRADUATES. sentative of the U. ; S. Government on Sottth African Deportation Claims Commission, 1901. Agent of U. S. Government in Sarooan Arbitration Award, 1903. U. S. Government despatch agent; 1904. Chairman, London Branch, U. S. Navy League, 1909. Married December 12, 1873, Mary Frances Allen, of St. Louis,, Ijlo. Children: Gerard Allen, b: June 14, 1875; Robert Eugene, b. January 8, 1879; Lucius Pairchild, b. November 13, 1880; AUene Roberta Lucia, b. January "13, 1891. Address: 2 Essex Court, The Temple, London, England. Resi- dence: 200 Brdnipton Road, London, England. 843. EDWARD CUNNINGHAM. B.A.; M.A., 1870. A. A. *. Born August 13, 1840, Searsmont, Me. ' Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1867: Stationed at Cheshire, Conn., 1867-69; Durham, 1869-71. Transferred to India Conference, 1871. Stationed at Seetepore arid Luckimpore, 1872-73; Lucknow, 1873-75; Presiding Elder of Oudh District, 1876-77; Rohil- khand District, 1878-80. Stationed at Amroha, i88o-8i. Supernumerary, residing in Belfast, Me., 1881-82. Transferred to New York East Con- ference, 1882. Stationed at Ansonia, Conn., '1882-84 ; East Pearl St., New Haven, 1884-87; Sixth Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1887-89; North Fifth St., Brooklyn, 1889-92; 7th St., New York, 1892-93; Grace Church, Long Island City, 1893-98; Islip, 1898-1902; East Avenue, Norwalk, Conn., 1902-07-; Yprk^t, BrpoklyHj^N. Y., 1907 . Dele- gate to General Conference, Mt- fe. Church, -1S80. Married June 21, 1871, Mary Eleanor Moody, of Searsmont, Me. Children: Melville Elliott, b. April 3, 1872';' -Mabel Eleakloi*, bJ April 3, 1872, d. July 19, 1872; Mary Edna, b. March 14, 1874, d. January 12, 187s; Joseph Atwood, b. September 11, 1875; Edward Warren Chandler, b.' Octoberi 22, 1877. ' Address: 191 York St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 844. *JOSEPH ALBERTSON DILKS. B.A.; M.A., 1870. '^. T. Born February 3, 1839, Glassboro, N. J. Brother of No. 1172. Taught in Pennington Seminary, N. J.,,, 1867-68;- vice principal, 1868-72 ; principal, 1872-76. Joined New Jersey Conference, , M. E. Church, 1876. Stationed at Windsor, N. . J., 1877-79 ; Burlington, 1879-81; Absecom, 1881-84; Lambertville, 1884-86 ; ^ Atlantic City, 1880-89; LQ.ng Bianch, 1889-90; Cedarville, 1890-92; Pemberton, 1892-95; Princeton, 1895-99; Woodbury, 1899-1901; Vineland, 1901-03. Delegate to. General Cowfer^nce, M. E. Church, -1880. Died August 3, 1903, Philadelphia, Pa. Married July 28,' 1868, Emilie Gilbert, /of Bordentown, N. J.: Chil- dren: Eva (No. 1732), b. March 29, 1870; Chester, b. February 23, 1874, d. July 19, ,1875; Joseph Albertson, b. November s, 1875 (class of 1896), d. December 3, 1894; Clara Gilbert, b. November 9;-i882; Herbert Lincoln, b. December 20, 1887, d. March 23, i^. Addtess' of 'widow: -1326 Redfield St, Philadelphia, Pa, 845. JOHN RANDOLPH FARNUM. B.A.; M.A., 1870. A. K. E. Born August 26, 1839, Cheshire, Mass. Principal of an academy, Franklin, N. H., 1867-68; High School, Bristol, Conn., 1868-71. Admitted to the bar, 1871. Practised law in Newtown,! Coiin. ; acting principal of Newtown Academy, 1872-73. Editor and publisher of The Litchfield Sentinel, Conn., 1873-76. Assistant clerk, Conn. House of Repfeseritatives, 1875 ,- clerk, .18^6. Practised law in Danbury, Conn., 1877^84; Washington, D. C, 234 GRADUATES. [1867. 1884^ .■ Taught in the Berlitz School of Languages, Washington, p. C, 1885. Special field agent, U. S. Census, Fisheries Division, 1890. Married September 2, 1876, Augusta L. Smith, of Norfolk, Va. Address: Room S, 902 Pennsylvania Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C. 846. DAVID BENSON FURBER. B.A. *. T. *. B.K. Born October 31, 1846, Marlow, N. H. Brother of No. 1007. Entered Wesleyan University (with the class of 1865), 1861. Served in U. S. Signal Corps, with the armies of the James and the Potomac, and promoted to sergeant, 1863-65. Reentered college, 1866. Taught in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1867-68; High School, Westfield, Mass., 1868-76. Agent for Ginn, Bros., Boston, Mass., i877-78'i. Paymaster in. paper manufactory of Crane Bros., Westifield, Mass., 1879 . Chairman of school committee, of Westfield, 1883-84. Married December 7, 1887, Florence Mallalieu Lawton, of . Ware, Mass. Children: Franklin Butler,;b. October 3,. 1890; ,Mary Bealp, b. October 22, 1892 ; Rose Lawton, b. January I, 1895. ; Address: Westfield, Mass. 847. *FREDERIC TABER GLOVER. B.A. ; M.A., 1870. #.N.e. *. B. K. Born September 10, 1843, Orient, N. Y. Taught in Providence, Conferenc& Seminary (now East Greenwich Academy), R. L, 1867-69. Studied law in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1869-71. Practised law in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1871-73. Lecturer pn Medical Juris- prudence in Eclectic Medical College, New ,Ydrk, N. Y., 1872-73. In poor health,. 1873-80. Died Decepiber, 1899.' 848. EMORY JAMES HA YNES. B.A.; M.A., 1870; D.D., Colby College, 1889. ^. 1?. *. B. K. Born February 6, 1847, Cabot, Vt. ■ Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1867. Stationed at Main St., Norwich, Conn., 1867-70; St. Paul's Church, Fall River, Mass., 1870-721. ^ Transferred to .New York East Conference, 1872.' Stationed at Hanson Place, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1872-75; Grace Church,, Brooklyn, 1875-77. Withdrew from the conference, 1877. Pastor of Washington Avenue Baptist Church', Brooklyn, N. Y., 1877-85; Tremont Temple, Boston, Mass., 1885-90. Preached in Music Hall, Boston, 18904-1891; People's Church (Metho"'- dist' Episcopal), Boston, 1891-94. Joined New York Conference, M; E. Church, 1894. Stationed at St. James's Church, New York, N; Y., 1894-97 ; ' St. Andrew's Church, 1897-1901; Supernumerary, 1901-08. Superannuated, 1908 . Author: A Wedding in' War' Times; : Dol- lars and Duty; The Fairest of Three, etc. Married May 6, 1869, Jennie Crowell, of Norwich, Conn., who died April 26, 1873. Married April 28, 1874, Grace Forby, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Children; Blanche, b. January 27, 1875, m. J. W. Perkins; Marion, b. September 5, 1877, d. October 16, 1886; Herbert, b. August 7, 1878, d. March 23, 1881 ; Alice, b. November 20, 1881 ; Mary, b. August 27, 1883; Francis Seymour, b. July 20, 1886 (class of 1910) ; Helen, b. September 14, 1888, m. D. R. Sedgwick ; Harold Wihf red, b. December 26,. 1890, d. May 31, 1891 ; William Forby, b. June 6, 1896. - !. . I , . Address : Mount View, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 849. EUGENE RUSSELL HENDRIX. B.A.; M.A., 1870; D.D., Emory College, 1878; LL.D., University of Missouri and University 235 1867.] GRADUATES. of North Carolina, 1888, and Washington and Lee University; 1892; D.D.,, Wesleyan University, 1903. A. K. ,E. *. B. K. Born May 17, 1847, Fayette, Mo. Studied in Union Theological Seminary, 1867^69. Joined Missouri Conference, M. E. Church, South, 1869. Stationed at Leavenworth, Kans., 1869-70; Macon, Mo., 1870-72; Francis St., St. Joseph, 1872-76. Made a tour of the world, with Bishop E. M. Marvin, in .the interest of missions, 1876^77. Stationed 'at "Glasgow, Mo. ; associate editor of The St. Louis Ckristian Advocate, 1877-78. President of Central Col- lege, Fayette, Mo.) 1878-86. Elected Bishop of the M. E. Church, South, 1886. Made a missionary tour in Japan, Korea, and C^ina, 1895; Brazil, 1899. "Fraternal messenger to British Wesleyah Con- ference, 1900. President of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ ill America, 1908. Delegate to Methodist Ecumenical Confer- ence, 1881, '91; General Conference, M. E. Church, South, 1882, '86. Author: Skilled Labor for the Master; Personality of the Holy Spirit; Chrisfs Table Talk, etc. , ^ Married June' 20, ' 1872, Anil' Eliza Sckrritt, of Kansas City, Mo. Children: Evangeline Isabel) b. May 13, 1873, m. G. H. Waring; Mary Matilda, b. August 15, 1875, m- Mastin Simpson; Nathan Scarritt, b. August 23, 1878; Helen Chick, b. August 28, 1880. Address : 3242 Norledge Place, Kansas City, Mo. 850. *CHARLES EDWARD MANDEVILLE. B.A.; M.A., 1870; 'D.D., Rust University, 1881, and Mount Union College, 1895. *. T. Born August.!, 1840, Red Hook, N. Y. Preached in M. E. Church, Thompsonville, Conn., 1867-68. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1868. Stationed at Stam^ ford. Conn., 1868-69. Transferred to Rock River Conference, 1869. Stationed at .I/angley: Ave., Chicago, 111., 1869-71 ; First Church, Galena„" 1871-731. Principal of Jennings Seminary, Aurora, 111., 1873-76. Stationed at Court St., Rockford, 111., 1876-79; First Church, Freeport, 1879-80. Editor of The Golden Censer, Rockford, III, 1877-84. Presiding Elder of Rockford District, 1^-84. Stationed at Oak Park, Chicago, 111., 1884-86; Western Ave., -Chicago, 1886-89. Supernumerary; traveled in Europe, 1889-90. Stationed at Engl'e- wood, Chicago, 111., 1890-95; Union Ave., Chicago, 1895-96; First Church, Elgin, 111., 1896-97. Presiding Elder, Chicago Northern Dis- trict, 1897-1903. Stationed at Garfield Park, Chicago, 1903-04; South Englewood, Chicago, 1904-06; Morris, 1906-07. Assistant, First Church, EnglewoxDd,' Chicago, 1907-08. Died February 17, 1908, Mexico City, Mexico. Married May 30, 1871, Mary Louise Brouse, of Chicago, lU. Chil- dren: Maude; b. April 6, 1872, m. W. A. Price; Guy, b. January 15, 1873, d. October 28, 1873; Paul, b. May 3, 1874 (Ph.B., Univ. of Chicago, 1899)1; Maurice, b. December 3, 1877 (Ph.B., Utiiv. of Chicago, 1901). Address of widow: 6029 Madison Ave., Chicago, 111. 851. *CHARLES WESLEY MILLARD. B.A. ; M.A., 1870; Ph.D., New York Uhiversity, 1891; D.D., Wesleyan University,' 1904. *. N, e. *. B. K. Born March 11, 1^46, Hackensack, N. J. Joiiifed' New York Conference, M. E. Church, 1867. Stationed. at Hillside and Riverside, Rhinebeck, N. Y., 1867-69 ; -Western. Ave., *Newburgh, 1869-71; Chester, 1871-74; Matteawan, 1874-77;' St. Paul's Church, Peekskill, 1877-79; Rondout, 1879-82; Cannon St., Poughkeeipsie, i882-:8s; Central Church, Yonkers, 1885-88; Cenfellary Church, New York,' 1888-91; Washington Square, New York, 236 GRADUATES. [1867. 1891^95-; Fishkill-on-Hudson, 1895-96; Tremont Church, New York, l%6'99i Presiding Elder, New York District, 1899-1905. Stationed at Washington St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1905. Died May 11, 1905, Brooklyn, N. Y. Married December 29, 1868, Harriet Augusta Prior, of Middletown, Gonn. Children: Charles Warren, b. April 17, 1871 (B.A., New York Univ., 1893); William Jeremiah, b. September 2, 1872 (B.A., Columbia, 1894). : Address of widow: 75 .'Montgomery St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y: 852. *WILLIAM FORMAN MORRIS. B.A. ; B.D., Drew Theo- logical Seminary, 1869. '*'. T. Born December 10, 1844, Vinton Falls, N. J. ' Studied in Union Theological Seminary, 1867-68; Drew Theological Seminary," i868-6g. Joined New Jersey Conference, M. E. Church, 1869. Stationed at Bricksburg, N. J;, 1869-70. Died June 23, 1870, Vinton Falls, N. J. 868. WILLIAM AUGUSTINE MUNSON. B.A.; M. A., 1870; B.D., Yale College, 1882. Born November 14, 1838, Victory, N. Y. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1867. Stationed at Tariffville, Conn.; after burning of church in that place, preached in High Ridge, Conn., 1867-68. Stationed at Zion's Hill and Wilton, Conn., 1868-69; Westbrook, 1869-71; West Haddam and Killingworth, 1871-72; North Canton, 1872-73; West Hampton, N. Y., 1873-76; Islip, 1876-77; South Britain, Conn., 1877-78. Supernumerary, i878-&t. Located, 1884. Studied in Yale Divinity School, 1880-82. Supplied Congregational Church, Mound City, Kans., 1883-84; Blue Mound, 1885-87. Taught sdhool, 1887-88. Colporteur for American Bible Society in Linn and Bourbon counties, Karis,,^ 18895-90. Supplied in vicinity of Mound City, Kans., 1892; Walnut (South Kansas Con- ference), 1893. Worker in .Ipcal church. Mound City and vicinjty, 1894-^ . '■:'.;!;.:. Married January i, 1868, Hannah Cunningham, of Middletown, Conn., who died, Septeniber i, 1900. Children : William Augustine, b. January 10, i86g; Franklin Myron, b. December 20, 1876. Address : Mound City, Kans. 854. *CHARLES RANDOLPH NORTH. B.A.; M.A., 1870. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born August 27, 1845,,- Columbus, Miss. Brother of No. 984. ' In business in New York, N. Y., i868r72. Joined New York Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1873. Stationed at Mount Zion, N. Y., 1873-74 ; Fishkill Village and Glenham, 1874-75 ; St. Paul's Church, Peekskill, 1875-77 ; , Washington St., Poughkeepsie, 1877-80 ; Mat- teawan, 1880-81 ; Chelsea Church, New York, 1881-83 ; 30th St.; New York, 1883-84; St. John's Church; Newburgh,, 1884-87 ,■ i8th St., New York, 1887-89. Principal organizer of the New York Deaconesses' Home. Appointed corresponding secretary of the New York City Church Extension Society, 1889. Died April 20, 1889, New York, N. Y. - -, . -•■. .- . - Married October 22, 1868, Anna M. Haight, of Pleasantville, N. Y. Children: Charles Edward (No. 1758), b. July 28, 1869; Effingham Randolph, b. September 36, 1870; Ralph Mason, b. 'October 9, 1872; Mary, b. February 13, 1874; Francis Reid (No. 1963), b. April 19, 1876; Albert, b. December 7, 1879, d. December 27, 1879; Lucy Eliza- beth, b. June 14, 1881, m.'C..E. Rice; Rhys Harrower, b. July 15, -°°'- Address of widow: 147 Park St., Montclair, N. J. 237 1867-68.] GRADUATES. , 866. .WILBUR FISK SANFORD. B.A.; . B.D., Boston Uni- versity, 1873 ; M.D., Boston University, 1878. A. A. *. Born Decem- ber 2, 1843,, Gouverneur, N. Y. Son of No. 169. Entered Wesleyan University (with the class of 1866.) ^ 1862. Served in 29th MasSi ■ Heavy Artillery.j 1864-65. Reentered college, 1865. Taught in Providence Conference Seminary (now East Greenwich Academy); R. I., 1867-68. Studied medicine in Saratoga Springs, N. Y., 1868-69. Principal of High School, Sandwich, Mass., 1869-70. Studied in Boston Thecil'ogical Seminary, 1870-73. Joined Troy Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1873. Stationed at Third St., Troy, N. Y., 1873-74; Stephentown, 18745-76; Chapel and Glass House, 1876-77. Studied in School of Medici^?, Boston University, 1877-78. Practised medicine in Taunton, Mass., 1878-79; Mansfield, 1879-80; Webster, 1880,-90;. Athens-onrHudson, N. Y., 1890-92; Lebanon Springs, 1893-94 ; Warren, R. I., 1894-99. . Engaged in farming, 1899-1905, In National Soldiers' Home, Tenn., 1 1905 . Married December 25, 1885, Lucy Atlanta Tayer, of Stephentown Center, N. Y. Children: Sidney Wilbur, b. December 6, 1886 (B.A., Middlebury, 1909); Ellen Lucy, b. August 9,. 1888. Address: 'National Soldiers' Home, Tenn. 856. HENRY BRADBURY TERfcY., kiA. Bcirn April 31, 1845, Raynham, Mass. Served in pth R. I. Volunteers. Traveled in Europe, 1867-68. Studied law^ in Boston, Mass., 1868-70. .Admitted to the bar, 1871. Practising law in Hyde Park, Mass., 1871 . Trial justice for Norfolk County, 1870-97. Town clerjt of Hyde Park, Mass., 1870- 1909. Master in chancery, 1897 — ■ — . Public administrator, , 1898 . Married September 19, 1872, Abbie A. Wetherell, of Newton, , Mass. Child: Sarah Miriam, b. June 23, 1873, Address:' Hyde Park, Mass. 857. *SAMUEL HOYT TROWBRIDGE. B.A.; M.A. 1870. *. X. Bom September . 12, 1840, Bethel, Conn. Taught in; Drewr 'Ladies', Seminary, Carmel, N. Y., 1867-69,; Prit- chett Collegiate Institute, i Glasgow, Mo., 1869-70. Studied in Law- rence Scientific School, Harvard University, 1870-71. ,, Again taught in Pritchett Collegiate Institute, 1871-73; Jennings Seminary, Aurora, 111., 1873-74. Assistant in Geology, Harvard University, 1874-75. Taught in Pritchett^ Collegiate Institute, Glasgow, Mo., 1875-86. Died March 17, 1886, Glasgow, Mo. • Married August. 29, 1871, Julia A, Goodhue, of Westminster, Vt. Children : Carl Hoyt, b. October 24, 1874 (B.A., Harvard, igoi) ; LeRoy Goodhue, b. January 17, 1877; Leotiard Benedict, b. September 29, 1878 (B.A., Lake Forest Univ., 1905) ; Carrie Amanda, b. Decem-, ber 21, 1881, d. June 5, 1885; Alma Sawyer, b. September 13, 1883; Arthur Carleton, b. March 4, 188*; '(B.A., Univ. of Chicago, 1907). Address of widow: Brevard,. N.G. CLASS OF 1868. 868. SAMUEL REED BAILEY. B.A:; M.A., 1871. Born December 14, 1829, Mount Desert, Me. : Brother of J. S. Bailey (class of 1852):: ■ _ . ' : ; Studied in Union Theological Seminary, 1^68-69. Joined Maine Con-' ference, M. E. Church, 1869. Stationed at Chestnut St., Portland, 238 GRADUATES. [1868. Me., 1869-70. Transferred to Troy Conference, 1870. Stationed at Plattsburg, N. Y., 1870-72; Fort Edward, 1872-73. Ordained deacon in the Protestant Episcopal Church, 1873, and later priest. Rector of a Protestant Episcopal Church in Boston; Mass., 1873-74; Leicester, Mass., 1875-79; Monmouth, Me., 1879-81. Married 1855, Lydia A. Little. Children: four. Address : unknown. 859. *CHARLES LEWIS BONNELL. B.A.; M.A.,,1870; M.D., Hahtiemann Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa., 1871. *. N. B. ' *. B. K. Born October 15, 1846, Brooklyn, N. Y. Studied medicine in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1868; College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, >J. Y., 1868-70; Hahnemann Medical Col- lege, Philadelphia, Pa., 1870-71. Practised medicine in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1872-1902. Member of the medical staff of the Brooklyn Maternity Hospital ; lecturer on the care and management of infants and chil- dren. New York State Training School for Nurses, 1874-79. Member of the medical and surgical staff, Brooklyn (now Cumberland St.) Homoeopathic Hospital (chief of staff for six years), 1876-1902. Con- sulting surgeon. Memorial Hospital for Women and Children. Director of Brooklyn Y. M. C. A. for twelve years. Died January IS, 1902, Brooklyn, N. Y. Married December 12, 1872, Elizabeth Wheatly Irvine, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Child: Ralph Irvine, b. September 17, 1878, d. July 20, 1883. Address of widow: 3 Hanson Place, Brookljrn, N. Y. 860. EDMUND GRIFFIN BUTLER. B.A.; M.A., 1871. *. X. Born, June; 11, 1845, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Sergeant of Pa. Volunteers, U. S. Army. Studied law in Wilkes- Barre, Pa., 1868-69. Admitted to the bar, i86g. Practising law in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 1869 . Married December 22, 1869, Clara Theresa Cox, of New York, N. Y. Children: Elsie Peironnet,. b. November 11, 1870, m. A. A. Beaumont; Abi Harriet, b. June 9, 1872^ m. J. G. Blake ; Caroline Cox, b. Novem- ber 10, 187s. m. J. S, Van Nest; a son, b. 1878. Address : Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 861. *LESLIE BINGHAM COOKE. B.A.; M.A., 1871. "t. T. *. B. K. Bom May S, 1846, Hermon, N. Y. Brother of Nol 1147. Studied law in Watertown, N. Y., 1868-69. Civil engineer, Missouri Valley Railroad, 1869-70. Assistant engineer, Carthage, Watertown & Sacket Harbor Railroad, N. Y., 1870-71 ; chief engineer, 1871^73. Division engirieer. Lake Ontario Shore Railroad, 1871-72. City engineer, Watertown, N. Y., 1874-75. Engineer of Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Railroad, N. Y., 1875-82. Insurance accountant, 1882-1907. Died March 9, 1907, Watertown, N. Y. Married December 14, 1870, Pamelia Zulema Conger, of Watertown, N. Y., who died January 22, 1875. Child : Zulema, b. October 5, 1872. 862. ROBERT McLEAN CUMNOCK. B.A.; M.A., 1871 ; L.H.D.J Dickinson College, 1903. ^--.T. *. B. K. Born May 31, 1844, Ayr, Scotland; ' Teacher of Elocution, Northwestern University, 1868-73; Professor of Rhetoric and Elocution, 1873 ; Director of School of Oratory, 1878 . Instructor in Elocution, Garrett Biblical Institute, Evans- ton, 111., 1880-81 ; Professor of Elocution, 1881 . Author: Cum- nock's Readings; Cumnock's School Speaker. 239' 1868.] GRADUATES. Married November 25, 1868, Charlotte A. Nye (daughter of No. 24),, of Middletown,. Conn., who died November 9, 18741 .Married June 28, 1877, Annie C. Webster, of Evanston, 111. Children : Wallace Webster,, b. April 28, 1880; Qaude Buchanan, b. July 30, 1884. Address : Evanston, 111. 863. GEORGE BLAUVELT DUSINBERRE. B.A.; MiA., 1871. A. A. *. Born December 26, 1837, Edenville, N. Y. Preached in Unionville, Conn., 1868-691 Principal of High School, Collinsville, Conn., 1869-70. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1871. Stationed at Windsor, Conn., 1871-73; Essex, 1873-74; Durham, 1874-76; Southington, 1876-78; Darien, 1878^80; Simsbury, 1-880-83; Watertown, 1883-86; 'Greenport, N. Y., 1886-89; Seymour, Conn., 1889-91 ; Forestville, 1891-95 ; Bffliiden Plains, New Haven, 1895-98; Port Washington, N. Y., 1898-1902; Higganum and West Haddam, Conn., 1902-04; Woodbury, 1904-07; Wiaidsor, 1907-10. Superannuated, 1910. ; ' Married May 2, 1869, Anna E. Atkins, of Provincetownj Mass; Children : Charles Edgar, b. March 2, 1870; d. September 7, 1870 ; Ralph Elliott, b. August 30j 1872 (Ph.B., Yale, 18^4) ; Floyd Holly, b. March II, 1877; Emory Woolson, b. August 4, 1^5. Address : Highwood, Conn. 864. HENRY WARREN FLINT. B.A.; M.A., 1871. A. A.,*. Born February I, 1839, Braintree, Vt. Served in i6th Vt. Volunteers. Taught in Minnesota and Kansas, 1S69-70 ; in Hawleyville, Iowa, and in Missouri, 1871-72. Residfed in St. Paul, Minn., 1872-73. Engaged in farming iil Bethtel, Vt., 1873-79. Preached in M. E. Church, West Hill, Chelsea, Vt., 1879-80; Topsham, Vt., 1880-81 ; East Elmore, Vt., 1881. Address : unknown. ' 865. *FREEMAN BIRNEY HAMBLIN; B.a1 «, N; a, *. B.-K. Born August 13, 1841, Cayuga,. Nr. Y. ' : - Studied in Boston Theological Seminary, 1868-69. Died May 8, 1869, Boston, Mass. 866. ELMER NULL HANCOCK. B.A.; LL.B.; University of Albany, 18.69. •*. T.: ; Borni March 29, 1845, Salem, N. J. Studied in Law School- of University of Albany, N. Y., 1868-69. Practised law in Granby, Mo., 1870-75. Reporter on The New Orleans Times, 1875-76; city editor, 1876-78; associate "editor, 1878-81. Wash- ington correspondent of The New Orieans' .Times-Democrat, 1881-83. Editor of The Savannah Morning News, 1883 . Address: Morning: News,, Savannah, Ga. 867. THEODORE MYERS HOUSE. B. A. ^. T. Born Feb- ruary 6, 1843, Cohoes, N. Y. Served in 177th N. Y. Volunteers. Preached in Norwich, Qaita., 1868-69.- Joined Pfovidence (now j^Jew England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1869. Stationed at Sachem St., Norwich, Conn., 1869-71 ; Plymouth, Mass., 1871-72; Brockton, 1872-74. Transferred to East Ohio Conference, 1874. Stationed at Youngstown^ Ohio, 1874-77 ; Christ Church, CWelahd, 1877-79. Transferred to Genesee Conference, 1879. Stationed at Asbury Church, Buffalo, N. Y., 1879-81. Trans- ferred to Central New York Conference, 1881. Stationed at Geneva, 240 GRADUATES. [1868. Ni Y., 1881-84. Transferred . to North Nebraska Conference, i8?4. Stationed at First Church, Omaha, Nebr., 1884-87. Transferred to Florida Conference, 1887. Stationed at St. Augustine, Fla., 1887-88; Champaign, 111., 1888-9^; Paxton, 1890-92.; Farmer Ciiy, i892r96; Ida Grove and Merrill, Iowa, 1896^1902. Transferred to Pittsburg Con- ference, 1902. Stationed at Bridgeville, Pa., ■ 1902-03 ; Fayette City, 1903-04; Mount Morris, ■ 1904-06 ; New Cumberland, W. Va., 1906-07; Evans Mills, Pa., 1907-08; Arnold, 1908-09. Supernumerary, 1909. Member of Mass. Legislature, 1873-74. Married July 22, 1868, Margaret Austin, of Sandy Hill, N. Y., who died December 18, 1905.- Married October 7, 1907, Vienna Marie Robertson, of New Cumberland, W. Va. Child; Earl Reynolds, b. May 12, 1875. Address : 184 Mohawk St., Cohoes, N. Y. 868. MARTIN AUGUSTINE KNAPP. B.A. ; M.A., 1871 ; M.A., Syracuse University, 1876 ; LL.D., Wesleyan University, 1892. *. N. 6. *. B. K. Born November 6, 1843, Spaffprd, N. Y. Studied law in Homer,; N. Y., 1868-69. Admitted to the bar, i86g. Practised law in Syracuse, N! Y., 1870-91. Member of Interstate Com- merce Commission, 1891-1910; chairman, 1898-1910. Presiding judge of the Commerce Court, 1910 . Member of Board of Education, Syracuse, N. Y., 1876-79. City attorney of Syracuse, 1878-83. Lecturer on Forensic Medicine, Syracuse University, 1884-91. Trustee of Wes- leyan University, 1888 — — . Married December 29, 1869, Marian Hotchkiss, of Middletown, Conn., who died December 4, 1904. Married August 10, 1907, Mrs. Nellie Maynard Gardner, of Syracuse, N. Y. Address: Commerce Court, Washington, D. C. 869. *ENSIGN McCHESNEY. B.A.; M.A., 1871; Ph.D., Boston. University, 1881; D.D., Wesleyan University, 1889. ■*■. T. *. B. K. Born March 17, 1844, Grafton, N..Y. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1868. Stationed at Thompsonville, Conn., 1868-69; Central Church, Norwich, 1869-71; County St., New Bedford, Mass., 1871-74; First Church, Fall River, 1874-77; First Church, Taunton, 1877-79. Transferred to Troy Conference, 1879. Stationed at Hudson Ave., Albany, N. Y., 1879-82 ; ; State St., Troy, 1882-86. Transferred to New York Conference, 1886. Stationed at St. Paul's Church, New York, N. Y., 1886-89; Madison Ave., New York, 1889-94; White Plains, 1894-97; Calvary , Church, New York, 1897-98., Dean of the College of Fine Arts, and Professor of .S:.sthetics and the History of Art, Syra- cuse University, 1898-1905. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1876. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1897-99. Died Novem- ber 30, 1905, Syracuse, N. Y. Married September 22, 1868, Nellie Bidwell, of Norwich, Conn. Address of widow : 200 Walnut Place, Syracuse, N. Y. 870. ALBERT JULIUS NAST.' B.A.; M.A., 1871; D-D., Ohio University, 1892, arid Wesleyan University, 1906. ■*■. , T. *. B. K. Born April 4, 1846, Cincinnati, Ohio. Taught in German Wallace College, Ohio, 1868-69. Joined North Ohio Conference, M. E. Church'; transferi-ed to Central German Con- ference, 1869. Stationed at Raper Chapel, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1869-70; Ross St., Pittsburg, Pa., 1870-72; Lorain St., Cleveland, Ohio, 1872-74. Transferred to Ohio Conference, 1874. Stationed at Pomeroy, Ohio, 241 1868.1 GRADUATES. 1874-76;^ Christie Chapel, Columbus, 1876-77; iMalta/ 1877-78. Pro- fessor of Ancient Languages, Anglo-Saxoil and German, Cincinnati Wesleyan College, 1878-80. Professor 1 of Latin and German, Illinois Wesleyan University, 1880-82, On- the staf5f of Der Christliche Apoto- gete, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1884-90; assistant editor, 1890-92; editor, 1892^ . Delegate to General Conference:, M. E. Church, 1896, 1900, '04, '08 ; Methodist Ecumenical Conf ference, 1891. Fraternal delegate, M. E. Church, to General Conference of the> Evangelical Association, Milwaukee, Wis., 1907. President, Board of Trustees, German Wallace College, 1904 . '' ' ■ ri.r./ - :, , Married September 7, 1876, Sarah McDermott, of Berea, Ohio, who died December 19, 1883.' Married July' '29, 1896, Alice G. Kendall, of Cincinnati, Ohio. Children: William Gamble, b. November 11, 1877 Bat- teries; University' Physics; Electrical Measurements (with G. W. Patterson) ; High School Physics (with H. N. Chute). Married August 30, 1876, Ellen M. Soule, of Ossining, N. Y. Chil- dren : Margaret Sprague, b. June 28, 1877 (Ph.B., Univ. of Michigan, 1899) ; Emory, b. June 17, 1884; Rose, b. October 26, 1886. Address : Aim) Arbor, Mich. ' , , 883. DAVID CASLER. B.A.; M.A., 1872. ■*-. T. Born Febru- ary 13, 1840,. Min'den, Ni Y. Joined Detroit Conference, M. E. Church, 1869. Stationed at Chel- sea, Mich., -1869-72 ; East Saginaw, 1872-75 ; Monroe, 1875-78 ; Simp- son Church, Detroit, 1878-79; Oxford, 1 l879r82; Norway, 1882-83. Presiding Elder, Lake Superior District, 1883-87.; Stationed at SaUtt Ste. Marie, Mich., ,1887-90; Flushing, 1890-91; Holley, 1891-93; Ver- non, 1893-95; Donaldson, 1895-98; Manistique, 1898-1900; Ishpeming, 1900-03; Opechee, 1903-04; Calumet, 1904-06. Superannuated, 1906. Married August 10, 1869, Carrie Maria Lincoln,' of Windsor, Conn., whO' died - February 7,1 1908. Children : Emory . Lincoln, b. June 23, 1870, d. Augjist 25, 1873; Howard Irving, b. April 11, 1872; Mary 24s 186d.l GRADUATES. Theresa, b. August 23, 1874; Lizzie Frances, b. December 14, 1876; Wilbur Lincoln, b. April 6, 1887; Walter Benton, b. Jantiary 5, i88g. Address: 408 Easterday Ave., Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. 884. WALTER AUGUSTUS CHAD WICK. B.A.; M.A., 1872; B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1872. *. N. 9. Born Decembei? 15, 1847, Brooklyn, N. Y. Brother of No. 1350. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1869-72. Joined New York Conference, M. E. Church, 1872. Stationed at Hillside and Riverside, N. Y., 1873-75; Irvington, 1875-77; Carmel, 1877-80; Walton, 1880-82; Chester, 1882-85; Coxsackie, 1885-88; Rhinebeck, 1888-91; Mount Kisco, 1891-95; Hudson, 1895-96; Fishkill-on-Hudson, 1896-98. Transferred to Newark Conference, 1898. Stationed at • Port Jervis, N. Y., 1898-1904; Newton, N. J., 1904-07; Madison, 1907-10. Super- numerary, 1910. , ■ , , Married December 25, 1879, .Emily F. Ludington, of Carmel, N. Y. Children : Elsie Miriam, b. October 3, 1880 ; George Irvin, b. Septem- ber 14, 1881 (B.A., Yale, 1904); Albert AngeU, b. December 10, 1882 (B. A.., Cornell Univ., 1906) ; Edward Ludington, b. March 29, 1887, d. December 31, 1889; Harold King, b. July 28, 1890 (class of 1913). Address : Ocean GrovCj N.. J. 885. *ALDEN FITZROY CHASE. B.A.; M.A., 1872; Ph.D., Colby College, 1886. *. N. 6. *. B. K. Born October 26, 1842, Wood- stock, Me. Taught in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbf aham, Mass., ■ 1869-72 ; Maine Wesleyan Seminary, Kents Hill, Me., 18721-83, Joined Maine Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1872. Transferred to East Maine Conference, 1884. Principal of High School, Millbury, Mass., 1884; East Maine Conference Seminary, Bucksport, Me., 1884-97. Transferred to Maine Conference, 1898. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1892. Died October 21, 1898, Kents Hill, Me. Married December 6, 1869, Louise Frances. Allen, of Farmington, Me. Children: Allen, b. July 28, 1871 ~( class of 1895), d. August 14, 1897; Alden Chase, b. November 20, 1872, d. February ,14, 1886; John Abbott, b. May 15, 1875 ; Chrystal Marvin, b. December 11, 1876 (B.A., Ohio Wesleyan, 1900)-; Joseph Cummings, bj May 5, 1878;;, Fitirdy, b. May 3, 1881, d. May 7, 1881 ; Louise Sturdivaht, b. April 25, 1883. Address of widow : Kents Hill, Me. 886. *NATHAN GILBERT CHENEY. B.A.; M.A., 1872; B.D., Methodist General Biblical Institute, 1866. •*■. T. Born September 29, 1840, Weston, Mass. ■ joined' New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1869. Stationed at South Park, Hartford, Conn., 1869-72 ; Alanson Church, New York, N. Y., 1872-73; John St., New Ydrk, 1873-75. Transferred to North India Conference, 1875. Stationed at the English Church, Naini Tal, India, 1875-81. Transferred to New York East Conference, 1882. Stationed at New York Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.j 1882-85. PTesid- ing Elder, New York East District, 1885-91. Stationed at St. John's Church, New Rochelle, N. Y., 1891-95; New Haven, Conn,, 1895-98; Bridgepoi-t, 1898-1903. Supernumerary, 1903-04; Died- September 23, 1904, Brooklyn, N. Y. Married January 24, 1878, Lucilla H. Green, M.D., of Bareilly, India, who died September 30, 1878. Married November 19, 1888,' Mrs; 246 GRADUATES. [1869. Alice Elizabeth (Pegg) MacLaughlin (daughter of No. 380). Child: Grace Gilbert, b. December 16, 1893. - .if' Address of widow: 94 Main St., New Rochelle, N. Y. 887. WILBUR FISK CRAFTS. B.A.; M.A., 1872; B.D., Boston University, 1872 ;, Ph.D., Marietta Cpllege, , 1896. A. A. *. Born January. 12, 1850, Fryeburg, Me. Brother of Nos.,9S0 and 1346, and of F. H. Crafts (class of 1871). Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1869-72. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1870. Stationed at Nahant, Mass.^ .1870-71 ; Storieham, 1871-72. Transferred to iJew Hampshire Confeirence, 1872. Stationed at Grace- Church, Haverhill, Mass., 1872-74; Dover, N. H., 1874-75. Transferred to Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, 1875. Stationed at County St., New Bedford, Mass., 1875-77. Transferred to Rock River Conference, 1877. Stationed at Trinity Church, Chicago, 111., 1877-80. Pastor of Congregational Church of Christian Endeavor, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1880-83; First Union Presbyterian Church, New York, 1883-88. Founder and field secretary of the American, Sabbath Union, i888;-9i. Chairman, World's Fair Sabbath Closing Committee, 1893, Secretary of various reform societies, 1889 . Founded International Reform Bureau, 1895; superintendent of the same, 1895 — r— . Chairman of delegates of U. S. Government to 12th International Congress on Alcoholism. Author: The Sabbath for Man; Successful Men of To-day; Social Progress; thirty! other books on reform topics. Editor : The Christian Statesman, igoi-03; Twentieth Century^ Quarterly^ 1905 . , ' Married May i, 1874, Sara J. Timanus, of New York, N. Y. Address: 206 Pennsylvania Ave., S.E., Washington, Dj C. , _( 888. CHARLES PITMAN CROFT. B.A. ; M.A., 1872. *. N. 9. Born September 29, 1845, Putnam Valley, N'. Y. Preached in M. E. Churdh, Simsbury, Conn., 1869-71. Acting pastor of Congregational Church, Avon, Conn., 1872-74. Pastor of Cong^-ega- tional Church, Hartford, Conn., 1874-76; Torrington, 1876-80; Water- town, 1880-82; Terre Haute, Ind., 1882-85. Residing in Simsbury, Conn., preaching most of the. time, 1885; . , Married April 19, 1871, Julia Mather, of 'Simsbury, Conn. Address : Weatogue, Conn. 889. *JOHN RUSSELL GUSHING. B.A.; M.A., 1872. A. K. E. Born January 4, 1838, Epping, N. H. Brother of No. 976., Preached in Stamford, Conn., 1869-70. Joined New York East Con- ference, M. E. Church,' 1870. Stationed at Stamford, Conn., 1870-72. Studied 'in .School of Theology, Boston University, 1872-73. Trans- ferred to New England Conference, 1872. Stationed at Auburndale, Mass., 1872-73; West Medway, 1873-74; Somerville, 1874-7S; Pep- perell, 1875-77; Ashland, 1877-79; Brookfield, 1879-81; Hudson,- 1881-84; Westboro, 1884-87; Wilbrah-am, 1887-90; Stanton Ave., Boston, 1890-93; Egleston Square, Boston, 1893-96; Maplewood, Maiden, 1856-1900; Cochittia'te, igoo-02; Gleasondale, 1902-03; City Point, Boston, 1903-05; Newton Lower Falls, 1905-06. Died February 7, 1906, Newton Lower' Falls, Mass. ■' ' Marrieid November 24, 1864,1 Mary Hebard, of' Randolph, 'Vt. Chil- dren : Bertha May, b. September 11, 1871, m. C. T. Child; Martha Pauline, b. June 15, 1873- Address of widow: 38 Balbcock St., Brookline, Mass. 247 1869.] GRADUATES. 890. *EDSGN WARBURTON DAVIS. B.A.; M.A., 1872. A. A. *. Born March i, 1842, Albamy-j Vt v: , 1 Taught in Black 'River Conference Serninary, Antwerp, N. Y., 1869-70. Principal of Union Free School, Irvington, N. Y., 1871-72; Oneida Seminary, Oneida, N. Y., 1873-75; Union Free School, Vernon, N. Y., 1S75-76. Studied law in Oneida, N. Y., 1877-79. Admitted to the bar, 1880. Practised law in Oneida, N. Y., 1880-94. Resided on his farm in Torfingford, Conn., 1:894-1903. Died December I2, 1903, Torriijgf ord, Conn. Married December 6, 1869, Anna Maria Griswold, of Torringford, Conn. Children: Isabelle Louisa, b. September 7, 1870; Stanley War- burton, b. June 2, 1872, d. May 13, 1875 ; Herbert Spencer (No. 2076), b. March 28, 1875; Edson Griswold, b. April 19, 1879; Max Warbur- ton,'b. April 15, 1883 (B. A., Cornell Univ., 1907); Nellie Virginia, b. July i'7, 1885, m. Rev. G. F, Gbodenough; Anna May, b. January 15, Address of widow : 376 Prospect St., Torrington, Conn. 891. *JOHN SAMUEL GREENFIELD. B;A. ■ir. T. Born August IS, 1846, Cincinnati, Ohio. Druggist in Mefiden, Conn.; also studied medicine, 1869-70. Died September 5, 1870, Meriden, Conn. 892. HORATIO NELSON HALL. B.A.; M.A., 1872. Born Se'pterabef 29, 1839, North Grdton, N. H. Served in isth N. H. Volunteers, 1862-63. Traveled and preached in Michigan, 1869-70. Joined Michigan. Conference, M. E. Church, 1870. Stationed at Riverton, Mich., 1870-71 ; Fox Lake, 1871-72 ; Fre- mont Center, 1872-73; Lake View, 1873-75; Alma, 1875-76; Reed City and Baldwin, 1876-77; Benona, ,1877-78. Located; preached, at Tilsonburg, Ont., Canada, 1878-79. Engaged in teaching and farming, occasionally preaching, in Hersey, Mich., 1879 ■ Married August 29, 1871, Nancy T^urner, of IngersoU, Ont., Canada. Children: Hale Pliny, b- May 3, 1875 ; Floyd Alexander, 1). May 6,. 1877; Truman Roy, b. March 24, 1883; Blanche Irene, b. August 6, 1888: Address : R. F. D. No. i, Hersey, Mich. *SAMUEL EMERY HOLDEN. B.A. ; M.A., 1872. A. A. *. Born February 3, 1845, West Concord, N: H.. Brother of B." F. Holden (class of 1865). Served in i6th N. H. Volunteers, 1862-63. Studied law in Concord, N. H., 1869-71. Admitted to the bar, 1872. Practised law in Bristol, N.' H. ; treasurer of Bristol Savings Bank; engaged in wool manu- facturing, 1872-75; Engaged in the wool business in Napa, Cal., 187S- 1900J President of several manufacturing companies. President, Napa City Water Company, 1882-93. Member of Citsr. Council of Napa, Cat., 1893. President, Board of Trustees, Napa College. Died December 31, 1900, Altruria, Cal. ■ Married Noverhber 18, 1869, Mariy Ellen Taylor, of Sanbornton, N. H., who died May 4, 1875. Married January 8, 1879, Anna Smyth, oif Mount Vernon, Iowa. Children,: Hattie Morse, b. August 28, 1870, d. September 25, 1870; Robert Smyth (No. 2283), b. May 13, 1880; Harold Emery, b. April 23,. 1882; , Grace- Edith, b. January 18, 1884, d. October 11, 1887; Philip Sawyer, b. September 28, 1889. Address of widow : 606 Franklip St., Napa, Cal. 248 GRADUATES. [1869. 894. *ALBERT GILLETT JEPSON; B.A.; MA., 1872; Ph.D., Little Rock University, 1888. A. A. *. Born June 21, 1842, Hammond, N. Y. J . , ^, Principal of High School, . Northville, Mich., 1869-71; Roscoe, 111., 1871-73. Superintendent, of schools, Romeo, Mich., 1873-75. Engaged in the drug business, Muskegon, Mich., 1875-85. President of Lewis Collegiate Institute, Lewiston, Idaho, 1885-86. Professor of Mathe- matics, McKendree College, 111.,' 1886-97; Vice President, 1887-89, 1893-97. Taught in Flora, 111., 18^7-99. Principal of Emerson School, East St. Louis, 111., 1899-igoo. Died February 23, 1900, East St. Louis, 111. Married August 19, 1869, Nina Ellen Ormiston, of Gouverneur, N. Y. Children : Julia Genevieve, b. June 22, 1871 (B.A., McKendree, 1890) ; Nina Theresa, b. July 21, 1873 (B.A., McKendree, 1893), m. R. H. Harding; Jessie Ormiston, b. January 12, 1874 (B.A., McKendree, 189s), m. C. E. Ritcher; Bertha Evelyn, b. January 10, 1876 (B.S., McKendree, 1898) ; Ruth Isabel, b. December 15, 1879, d. June 5, 1899. Address of widow: 558 North 13th St., East St. Louis, 111. 896. *SAMUEL ROBINSON KELLEY. B.A.; M.A., 1879. *. T. Bom February 7, 1848, Dover, N. H. Taught and studied elocution in Boston, Mass., 1869-70. In business in the West, 1870-71. Taught elocution in Newton, Worcester and Boston, Mass., 1872-74 ; in College of the Holy Crossj Lasell Seminary, and Boston College, 1874-77. Principal of Music Hall School of Elo- cution; proprietor of New England Musical and Literary Bureau, Boston, Mass., 1877-81. Died February 3, 1905,. Boston, Mass. Married December 16, 1876, Minette M. F. Roy, of Paris, France. Child : Maude F. M. 896. *TAMERLANE PLINY MARSH. B.A.; M.A., 1872; D.D., Mount Union College, 1888; LL.D., Allegheny College, 1893. *. T. *. B. K. Born July 30, 1845, Orlaiid, Ind. In quartermaster's department, U. S. Army, 1861-65 (chief clerk, 1864). Bookkeeper, Chicago, 111., 1869-70. Joined Rock River Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1870. Stationed at Dickson St., Chicago, III., 1870-72 ; Oak Park and Austin, 1872-73 ; Austin, 1873-75 ; Grant Place, Chicago, 1875-78; St. Paul's Church, Chicago, 1878-79; Court St., Rockford, 1879-81; Wabash Ave., Chicago, 1881-85; Hemenway, Evanston, 1885-88. President of Mount Union College, Ohio, 1888-98. Retired; resided in Alliance, Ohio, 1898-1903. Died July 22, 1903, Flushing, Ohio. Married September 6, 1870, Harriet Maria Newhall (sister of No. 296), of East Saugus, Mass. Children: Harriet Pauline Newhall, b. September 25, 1872, m. Rev. T. R. Thoburn; Winifred, b. March 20, 1874 (B. Mus., Mount Union, 1892), m. E. W- Morton; Van Newhall, b. Januai-y 14, 1876 (Ph.B., Mount Union, 1896) ; Marion, b. May 25, 1884 ; Elsie Vincent, b. January 12, 1889, d. May 24, 1889. Address of widow : 33 Rice St., Alliance, Ohio. 897. DAVID EUGENE MILLER. B.A.; M.A., 1872. A. A. *. Born April 5, 1842, Webster, Mass. Preached in M. E. Church, Thetford Center, Vt., 1869-70. Joined Vermont Conference, M. E. Church, 1870. Stationed at Thetford Center, Vt, 1870-71; Windsor and Ascutneyville, 1871-74; St. Johns- bury, 1874-77; Bradford, ,1877-78 ; Brattleboro, 1878-81; Montpelier, 1881-84; Waterbury, 1884-85. Superintendent of schools, St. Johns- 249 1869.J GRADUATES. bury, Vt., 1875-77; Brattleboro, 1880; Waterbury, 1884. Transferred to New Hajupshire Conference, 1885. Stationed at Baker Memorial Church, Concord, N. H., 1885-88; Rochester, 1888-91; Plymouth, 1891-93; Aniesbury, Mass., 1893-96. Transferred ' to Maine Confer- ence, 1896. Stationed at Beacon St., Bath, Me., 1896-98; Hallowell, i898-:90i; Brunswick, 1901-03; Gorham, 1903-06. Supernumerary, 1906-07. Transferred to New Hampshire Conference, 1907. Super- numerary,. 1907 . Pastor of First Congregational Church, Loudon, N. H., 1906 . , , ' Married June 8, 1871, Adelaide L. Gleason, of Thetford, Vt., who died May 4, 1906. Address: Concord, N.JI. ,898. ALFRED NOON: B.A.;: M.A., 1872; Ph.D., McKendree College,- 18I9P., A.T A. *. Born December 8, 184s, Elstead, Surrey, Englawd. ' ,. , : , Served in. 42d Mass.. Volunteers, 1864. Joined New England Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1869. Stationed at South Hadley, Mass., 1869-71; Heath, 1871-73; Ludlow Center, 1873-75;. Bond's Village, 1875-77; East Pepperelli 1877-80; Cottage St., Cambridge, 1880-83; Rockport, 1883-84; Purchase St., Newburyport, 1884-86. President of Little Rock University, Ark., 1886-88. Transferred to Arkansas Con- ference, 1887; to Des Moines Conference, 1889. Stationed at Amita, Iowa, '1889-go. Transferred to New England Conference, 1890. Assistant secretary, Mass. Total Abstinence Society, 1890-91 ; secre- tary, 1891 . Author : History of Ludlow, Mass., 1874. Editor : The Temperance Cause, 1890 . Married June 29, 1869, Maria Amelia Cook, of Niantic, Conn., who died May 25, 1879. Married May 17, 1880, Jane Louise Taylor, of Dunstable, Mass. Children : Mabel Elsie, b. April 16, 1870, d. Decem- ber 7, 1878; Edith Ruby, b. November 29, 1871 (B.A., Boston Univ., 1894) ; Philo Gates, b. October 5, 1873 (B.A., Haryaird, 1895) ; George Alfred, b. June 15, 1876, d. November 26, 1878; Oliver Taylor (No. 2555), b. May 27, .1881; Helen Fay, b. March 22, 1886 (B,S., Simmons College, 1907) ; Raymond Wesley, b. November 22, 1888; John Eliot, b. January 27, 1890; James Arthur, b. J3nuary 27, 1890. Address:' 36 Bromfield St., Boston, Mass. 899. FRANK EDWARD PORTER. . B.A. ; M.A., .1872.; M.D., Harvard University, 1873. •*. T. Born August 28, 1844, Scituate, Mass. Brother of No. 987. Studied medicine in Boston, Mass., 1869-70 ; Harvard Medical School, 1870-71: Surgeon in Mass. .General Hospital, Boston, 1872-73. Studied medicinp and traveled in Europe, 1873-75. Practising medicine in Auburndale, Mass., 1875 . Married October 14, 1875, Christine Washburn Taylor, of East Boston, Mass. Address : Auburndale, Mass. 900. *J[OHN]/ HALE POWERS. B.A.; M.A., 1872. *. T. *. B. K. Born November 1, 1840, West Newbury, Vt. Served in 1st Vt. Cavalry, 1861-64. General agent for a firm of lithographers, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1869-77. President of firm, J.- Hale Powers & Co., fraternity publishers, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1871-77; Studied' law in Cincinnati, Ohio, 1874-77. Died September 26, 1877, Cincinnati,' Ohio. 250 GRADUATES. [1869. : iMarried November 8, ; 1870, Josephine Bowne Haggott, of Sidney, Ohio, who died April 9, 1901. Children: Josephine Pearl, b. December 25, 1873, m. C. C. Kent (No. 2021); Herbert Hale (No. 2163), b. November 7, 1875. 901. GEORGE EDWARD REED. B.A.; M. A., 1872; D.D., 1885; LL.D., Lafayette College, 1889. ^. T. Born March 28, 1846. Brown- ville. Me. , Studied in Boston Theological Seminary, 1869-70. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1870. Stationed at Willimantip, Conn., 1870-72 ; St. Paul's Church, Fall River, Mass., 1872-75. Transferred to New York East Conference, 1875. Stationed at Hanson Place, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1875-78 ; Stamford, Conn., 1878-81; Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1881-84; 'Hartson Place, Brooklyn, 1884-87; Trinity' Church, New Haven, Conn., 1887-89. President of Dickinson College, Pa., 1889-1911. Resigned, 1911. State Librarian of Pennsylvania, 1898-1902. Delegate to General Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1896. Married June 20, 1870, Ella Frances Leffingwell, of Norwich, Conn. Child: Geofge Leffingwell, b. February 4, 1885 (B.A., Dickinson, 1904). Address: Carlisle, Pa. 902. *JO'NATHAN EDWARDS RICHARDS. B.A.; M.A., 1872. A. A. *. Born November 14, 1845, Steuben, N. Y. Preached in M. E. Church, Kensington, Conn., 1869-70. Studied in Boston Theological Seminary, 1870-71. Joined New York East Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1871. Stationed at Westville, Conn.,, 1871-74. Transferred to Detroit Conf erepce, 1874. Stationed at Ajnes Church, Saginaw City, M^ich., 1874. Located, 1876. Pastor of. First. Congre- gational Church, St. Johns, Mich., 1877-86 ; First Presbyterian Church, St.^ Lpuis, Mich, i886-9f' ; First Presbyterian Church, Mount Clemei^s,. Mich., 1891-93. Retired on account of failure of health, 1893. Died October i, 1893, Mount Qemens, Mich. Married June 8, 1871, Huldah Loomis, of Fulton, N. Y. Children : Anne Loomis, b. July 24, 1872 (B-A., Univ. of Michigan, 1895), m. Harry Coleman; Florence Loring, b. October i, 1874 (Ph.B., Univ. of Michigan, 1898) ; Lewis Loomis, b. April 11, 1881.; Thepdore Nelson,, b. March 29, 1887. ; ' Address of widow: 713 East Huron St., Ann Arbor, Mich. 903. HENRY ALANSON STARKS. B.A.; M.A., 1872; D.D.. 1890. ^. T. *. B. K. Born August 6, 1846, Troy, N. Y. Studied in Union Theological Seminary, 1869-71 ; School of Theo- logy, Boston University, 1871-72.'" Joined Troy Conference, M.' E. Church, 1872. Stationed at Schaghticoke, N. Y., 1872-73 ; Harts Falls, 1873-75 ; Fremont St., Gloversville,- 1875-77 ; Chatham and Maiden Bridge, 1877-79 ,' Williamstown, Mass., 1879-81 ; Fort Edward, N. Y., 1881-84. Supernumerary; traveled in Europe and the East, 1884-85. Stationed at First Church, Albany, N. Y., 1885-88.; Hoosick Falls, 1888-89; Burlington, Vt.,. 1889-92. Transferred to New York East Conference, 1892. Stationed at Middletown, Conn., 1892-95. Super- numerary; traveled in Europe, 1895-96^ Lecturer on Ethics and Evi- dences of Christianity, Wesleyan University, 1896-98; on th«; Bible and Evidences of Christianity, 1898-99. Financial secretary of Wesleyan University, 1900-01. Superannuated, 1907 . Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1886-92. '• 251 1869.] GRADUATES. Married June i, 1875, Harriet EUena Akin, of Troy, N. Y. Children : Edson Akin, b. June 25, 1876; Elizabeth, b. March 31, 1880. Address: 117 Elm St., Montclair, N. J. 904. *ALBERT AURELIUS TYLER. B.A.; M.A., 1872. A. A.*. Born July S, 1832, Haddam, Conn. ■ Taught in Maine Wesleyan Seminary, Kents Hill, Me., 1869-70. Stuilied in Law School of University of Albany, N. Y., 1870-71. Practised law in Holyoke,- Mass., 1871-1908. For many years clerk of Police Court, Holyoke, Mass. Died August 23, 1908, ' Holyoke, Mass. Married Octobeir 4, 1881, Ida L. Street, of East Haven, Conn., who died January 21, 1907. 906. *JOSEPH DAME WEEKS. B.A.; M.A.; 1872; LL.D., Allegheny College, 1888. ■*. X. *. B. K. Born December 3, 1840, Lowell, Mass. In business in Cincinnati, Ohio, and in Burlin^on, lowa^ 1869-71.' Editor of The American Manufacturer, Pittsburg, Pa., 1872-76. Asso- ciate editor of The Iron Age, New York, N. Y., 1876-86. Editor of The American Manufacturer and Iron World, Pittsburg, Pa., 1886-96. Visited Europe as special commissioner of Pennsylvania to investigate the labor question, 1878. Special agent for Tenth Census, 1879-83; for Eleventh Census, 1889-93. Chairman of the Pennsylvania Tax Conference, 1892-93. Died December 26, 1896, 1 Pittsburg, Pa.' Married February 28, 1871; Mattie J. Fowler, of Pittsburg, Pa. (deceased). Child: Emma Fowler, b. November 18, 1874. 906. CALEB THOMAS WINCHESTER. B.A.; M.A., 1872; L.H.D., Dickinson College, 1892. ■*■. T. *. B. K. Bom January 18, 1847, Uncasyille, Conn. Librarian of Wesleyan University, 1869-73; Professor of Rhetoric and English' Literature, 1873-90; 'of English Literature, 1890 . Traveled and studied in Europe, 1880-81. Member, Committee of Revision, Methodist Hymnal, 1964. Author : ' Five Short Courses of Reading, 1892, 1900 ; Some Principles of Literary Criticism, 1899 ; The Life of John Wesley, 190S; A Group of English Essayists, 1910. Editor: Weileyan University Alumni Record, l8;f3; Addison's Rogir de Coverlej^ "Papers, 1904; The AthencBum Press Series (with Pro- fessor G.. L. Kittredge). ^ Married December 25, 1872, Julia Stackpole Smith, of Middletown, Conn., who died June 25, 1877. Married April 2, 1880, Alice Goodwin Smith, of M|iddletown, Conn. Child-: Julian Caleb, b. June 23, i87.7., 'Address:' Middletown, Conn. ■ ' . -An, 907. *HARVEY WOODWARD. B.A.; M.A., 1872. A. • A, #. *. B. K. Born, July 18, 1841, Gilsum, N. H. , ;' , Served in 9th N. H. Volunteers,' 1864. Taught in Falley Seminary, Fulton, N. Y., 1869-70. Joined Central New York Conference, M. E. Church, 1870.' Stationed ,at Jordanville, N. Y., 1870-71 ; Deansville, 1871-73. Transferred to Northern New York Conference, ,1873. Sta- tioned at New York Mills, N. Y., 1873-75. Transferred to New Hamp- shire Conference, . 1875. Stationed at Great Falls, N. H., 187S-77 ; Bristol, 1877-79; Fisherville, 1879-81; Laconia, i88it83; New Market, 1883-84. Resided in Belleview, Fla., 1884-86. Transferred to Florida Conference, 1886. Stationed ' at Belleview, Fla., 1886-88. Returned to New Hampshire, ;_i888. Joined; the Congregational Church, 1889. Pas- tor of Congregational Church, Swanzey, N. H., 1889-91. Resided in 252 GRADUATES. [1869-70. Ashbumham, Mass., 1891-97; in Natick, Mass., 1897-1902. Died April 10, 1902, Natick, Mass. Married October 18, 1870, Mary Adelaide Spinney, of Charlestown, Mass. Qiildren : Mabel Adelaide, b. October 16, 1872 ; Leonard Sam- uel, b. October 24, 1876; George Ernest, b. June 5, 1878. Address of widow: 52 Dartmouth St, Winter Hill, Mass. CLASS OF J870. 908. DARIUS BAKER. B.A.; M.A., 1873; LL.D., 1906. *-. T. *. B. K. Bom January 18, 184s, South Yarmouth, Mass. Served in sth Mass. Volunteers, 1862-63. Taught in Chamberlain Institute, Randolph, N. Y., 1870-72. Tutor in Latin in Wesleyan Uni- versity, 1872-74. Studied law in Middletown, Conn.; admitted to the bar, 1874. Practised law in Newport, R. I., 1875-86. Judge of pro- bate, city of Newport, R. I., 1877-5^. Trial justice of the Justice Court of Newport, R. I., 1879-86. Justice of the District Court of the First Judicial District of K. I., 1886-1905. Associate justice of the Superior Court of the state of Rhode Island, 1905 . Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1887 ■- Married October 30, 1878, Annie Barker, of Leipzig, Germany, who died October 7, 1886. Married October 8, 1891, Bertha Alicia Neales, of Woodstock, N. B., Canada. Children: Hugh Barkly, b. June 17, 1882 (B.A,, Harvard, 1903) ; George Yelverton, b. September 26, 1886; Dorotiiy Neales, b. April 19, 1893; Alfred Colebrook, b. August 30, 1898; Margaret Medley, b. July 31, 1901. Address: 40 Cranston Ave., Newport, R. I. 909. FREDERIC WILCOX CLARKE. B.S. Bom May 6, 1851, Chicago, 111. City surveyor, Middletown, Conn., 1870-72. Civil engineer, Chicago, 111.; chief engineer, Chicago Transfer Railway Company, 1872-74. Engineer-in-chief of Calumet Drainage Works, 1874-77. Engaged in the manufacture and sale of leather in Chicago, III., and Boston, Mass., 1879 . Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1904 . Married June, 1877, Charlotte Sharp, of Chicago, 111. Children: Edythe, b. 1880 (B.A., Bryn Mawr, 1903), m. Dr. A. W. Fairbanks; Charlotte, b. 1882, m. C. O. Zerrahn; Stanley, b. 1884 (B.A., Harvard, 1907) ; Elysabeth, b. 1894. Address: Round Gables, Dean Road, Brookline, Mass. 910. ISAAC NEWTON CLEMENTS. B.A.; M.A., 1873; M.A. (ad eundem), Syracuse University, 1887. A. K. E. *. B. K. Bom January 2, 1841, Wells, Somersetshire, England. Served in I22d N. Y. Volunteers, 1862-64. Taught in Chamberlain Institute, Randolph, N. Y., 1870-73; Central New York (now Cazenovia) Seminary, N. Y., 1873-82.' Joined Central New York Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1878. Vice president, Cazenovia Seminary, N. Y., 1882-84; president, 1884-96; president emeritus, 1896 . School commissioner. Second District, Madison County, N. Y., 1903 . Married July 10, 1872, Abbie Smith (sister of No. 939), of East Bridgewater, Mass., who died July 9, 1876. Married March 8, 1881, Harriet C. Alvord, of Cazenovia, N. Y. Child: Theron Alvord (No. 2532), b. August 29, 1883. Address : Cazenovia, N. Y. 253 1870.] GRADUATES. 911. *WILLIAM EASTMAN DWIGHT- B.A.; M.A., 1873; D.D., Boston University, 1873. *• N. 6. Born June 10, 1847, Chelsea, Mass. „ ' . ' ■■ 1, Studied in SchooLof Theology, Boston University, 1870^73. Preachied' in M. E. Church, New England Village, Mass., 1870-72; Second Church, Boston, 1872-73. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1873. Stationed at North Prescott and Lockes Village, Mass., 1873-74 ; Heath, 1874-75; Townsend, 1875-77; Orange and Marblehead, 1877-78; Hub- bardston, 1878-80 ; Hampden, 1880-81 ; Rock Bottom, 1881-83 ; Cherry Valley, 1883-84. Supernumerary,. iSg^-SS; 4*^*'°"^^ ^* West Med- way, Mass., 1885-86. Supernumerary ;' '. resided in Melrose, Mass., 1886-1905. Corresponding clerk for S. C. Small & Co., Boston, Mass., .T8gQ-94, Died March i, 1905, Boston, Mass. Married June 3, 1873, Carrie W. Patten, of Somerville, Mass., who idied January 7, 1875. Married May 29, 1878, Amanda Elizabeth Fessenden, of Townsend, Mass. Child : a son, b. and d. January 4, 1875. .. .- Address:Of| widow: 44 Florence St., Melrose, Mass. 912. CHARLES SHERMAN EDGERTON. B:A.; M.A., 1873. A. A. *. Born October 5, 1847, West Troy (now Watervliet), N. Y. In an architect's office, Albany, N. Y., 1870-77. Architect in Rutland, Vt., 1877-80; Albany, N. Y., 1880-90. In the general , manager's office, National Express Company, Albany, N. Y.; 1890-1903. In state archi- tect's office, Albany, ,1903 . Married June 5, 1877, Anna Louise Jenkins, of Albany,' N." Y. Address: State Architect's Office, Albany, N. Y. ' • 913. JOHN HESSIE EMERSON. B.A.; M.A., 1873. A. A. *. Born March 19, 1845, Westboro, Mass. Brother of No. 1042. Vice principal of High School, Middletown, Conn., 1870-71. Studied in School' of Theology, Boston University, 1871-74. Joined New Eng- land Conference, M. E. Church, 1874. Stationed at East Pepperfell, Mass., 1874-7S; Princeton, 1875-78; South Framingham, 1878-79; West- boro, 1879-81; Maplewood, 1881-84; Westford, 1884-85; Amherst, 1885-87; Monson, 1887-89; Holliston, 1889-91; Newton Upper Falls, 1891-92; Coral St., Worcester, 1892-95. Transferred to New Hamp- shire Conference, 1895. Stationed at Exeter, N. H., 1895-97; Baker Memorial, Concord, 1897-98; Plymouth, 1898-99. Supernumerary, 1899-1902. Superannuated, 1902 — '—: Married November 6, 1879, Adelaide Maria CoUyer, of Lowell, Mass. Children : Grace Collyer, b. November 6, 1881 ; Bertha Metcalf, b. June 26, 1887. Address : Stoneham, Mass. 914. *LEON CHESTERFIELD. B.A. ;M. A., 1873. ^- T. *.B.,K. Born February 7, 1847, Southbridge, Mass. Taught in New York Conference (now Cazenovia) Seminary, N. Y., 1870-73. President of Claflin University, S. C, 1873-74. Joined South Carolina Conference, M. E. Church, 1874. Transferred to New Hamp- shire Conference, 1875.; Stationed at First Church, Concord, N. H., 1875-77; Grace Church, Haverhill, Mass., 1877-80; Dover, N. H., 1880-81 :; First Church, Concord,, 1881-82. Supernumerary, 1882-85. Died April 17, 1885, Marlow, N. H. Married August 22, 1870, Clara Elizabeth Crowell, of Ware, Mass., who died December 13, I893. Children: Leona Miner, b. June 9, 1875, m. W. E. Howard; Grace Josephine, b. August 14, .1878, d. August 21, 1879; Helen Bradley, b. February 3, 1884, 254 GRADUATES. [1870. 916.. CHARLES WESLEY GALLAGHER. B.A. ; M.A., 1873; D.D., Little Rock University, 1887. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born February 3, 1846, Boston, Mass: , Served' in i4th Unattached Co.,i Mass. Volunteers, 1864. Joined New York East Conference, ' M; , E. Church, 1870. Stationed at Guilford, Conn., 1870-72; Bridgehamptqn, N. Y., i872*-73j East Pearl St., New Haven, Conn., 1873-76; North Church, Hartford, 1876-77; Warren St., Brooklyn, Nj Y., 1877-80.1 Transferred to Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, 1880. Stationed at St. Paul's Church, Fall River, Mass,, 1880-82; First Church, Taunton, 1882-84; Hazard- ville. Conn.,, 1884-87, Presiding Elder of New Bedford District, 1887-89. President of Lawrence University, Wis., 1889-93. Principal of Maine We^leyan ■. Seminary, Kents Hill, Me., 1893-97. Associate principal of Lasell Seminary, Auburndale, Mass., 1897-1901. Presi- dent; National Training School, for Missionaries and Deaconesses, Washington, D.. C, 1901-08; Maryland College for Women, Luther- ville, Md., I908h — r- Chaplain, Department of the Potomac, G. A. R,, 1905-08. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1888, '92. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1896-99. r Married September 13, 1876, Emily Eliza Hubbard, of Brooklyn, N; Y., who- diesd May 13, 1890. Married August 21, 1893, Evangeline Corscaden,, of Providence, R. I. Child: .Ethel Louise, b. November 13, 1882. Address : Lutherville, Md. 9ie. BENJAMIN GILL. B.A.; M.A., 1873; D.D., 1904. -ir. T. *. B. K. Born July ji, 1843, Holmfirth, Yorkshire, England. Joined New England Conference, M^ E,- Church, 1870. Stationed at Westboro, Mass., 1870-71. Taught in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1872-92. Professor ,of Latin, Pa. State College, 1892-95 ; of Latin and Greek, 1895 ; Dean of the School of Language and Liter- aturci 1895-1908; Preacher, 1S99-1906; Chaplain, 1906 ' . Married April 26, 1870, Lucy Eleanor Whitman, of Newton, Mass., who died September 30, 1897. Married June 19. 1907, Ellen Urania Clark (daughter of No. 433). Children: Kitty Eleanor, ,b. November 23, 1871, m. B. S. Annis; Josephine Amelia, b. November 19, 1873, m. E. W. Oliver; Arthur Benjamin, b. December 16, 1878; Helen Louise, b. June 10, 1881, m. Edward Hanscom. Address : State College, Pa. 917. *G[EORGE] BROWN GOODE. B.A.; M.A., 1873; LL.D., 1888. *. N. e. *. B. K. Bom February 13, 1851, New Albany, Ind. Studied in Museum of Comparative Zoology, Cambridge, Mass., 1870-71. Assistant Curator of Museum, Wesleyan University, 1870-71 ; Curator, 1871-77; Lecturer on Natural History, 1879-81. Studied in U. S. National Museum, Washington, D. C, 1872-73. Engaged in zoological explorations under the auspices of Wesleyan University and the Smithsonian Institution in Bermuda, Canada, and United States, 1872-81. Assistant in the U. S. National Museum, 1873-75 ; assistant ■curator, 1875-77; curator, 1877-81; assistant director, 1-881-87; director, 1887-96. Assistant to the U. S. Fish Commission, 1874-81. Director of the U. S. exhibition of animal resources and fisheries in the Inter- national Exhibition, Philadelphia, 'Pa., 1876. U. S. statistical expert before the Halifax Fishery Arbitration Commission, 1877-78. Expert special agent of Tenth Census, in charge of the fishery census, 1879-81. U. S. commissioner to the International Fisherjr Exhibition, Berlin, Germany, 1880. Vice cresident. Board of sExhibition Commissioners, American Society of Taxidermists, 1882. Commissioner to the Fish- •eries Exhibition in London, 1883. Assistant secretary of the Smith- 255 1870.] GRADUATES. sonian Institution; U. S. Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries, 1887-96. Died September 6, 1896, Washington,- D. C. ' Married November 27, 1877, Sarah Ford Judd (daughter of No. ■31s), of New York, N. Y. Children: Margaret Judd, b. March 23, 1879, d. July 28, 1906-; Kenneth Mackarness (No. 2422), b. December 8, 1880; Francis Collier, b. October 5, 1884; Philip Burwell, b. Decem- ber 8, 1886 (B.A., Harvard, 1907). Address of widow : 178 Church. St., Middletown, Conn. 918. CHARLES LACEY HAMILTON. B.A.; M.A., 1873. A. K. E. iBorn December 16, 1847, Philadelphia, Pa. Brother of No. 121S, and of E. E. Hamilton (class of 1879). Engaged in the manufacture of paper, Philadelphia, Pa., 1870 — —. Trustee of Wesleyan University, i8&)-87. Married November 13, 1873, Olivia Garret Philips, of Philadelphia, Pa: Children : Agnes Irvie* b. July 10, 1874 ; Rebecca Elizabeth, b. July 4, 1875; Charles Lacey, b. October 13, 1876; Lillian Olivia, b. August 4. 1880; Phillipis Kayy b. June io, 1882. ■ ' Address: William Penn P. O., Montgomery Co., Pa. 919. SAMUEL PARKER HAMMOND. B.A.; M.A., 1873; D.D.j Taylor University, 1891. •*. T. Born March 4, 1846, Brookl3m, N. Y. Taught in Passaic Institute, N. J., 1870-73. Joined Newark Confer- ence, M. E. Church, 1871. Stationed at Rutherford, N. J., 1871-74; West Side Ave., Jersey City, 1874-77; Hackensack, 1877-79; Grace Church, Paterson, 18797-8^;. ■ Nyack, N. Y., 1882-83; St. Paul's Church, Jersey City, N. J., 1883-85; Trinity Church, S. I., N. Y., 1885-88. Presiding Elder of Paterson District, 1888-94; Newark District, 1894- 1900. Stationed at Haverstraw, N. Y., 11900-04; Trinity Church, Rahway, N. J., 1904-05. President and agent of Board of Home Mis- sions and Church Extension, 1905^08. Supernumerary, 1909 . Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1892. , Married January 8, 1874, Emma Louise Crasto, of New York, N. Y., who died August 16, 1881. Married October 10, 1883, Charlotte Irene Green, of Nyack, N. Y. Children : Caroline Augusta, b. June 13, 1876 ; Franklin Parker, b. June 16, 1878., , , Address: Stony Point, N. Y. 920. *DAVID HENRY HANABURGH. B.A.; M.A., 1873; S.T.D., Syracuse University, 1902. $. N. 9. *. B. K. Born November 10, 1839, Rhinebeck, N. Y. Served in 128th N. Y. yolunteers, 1862-65. Taught in Maine Wes- leyan Seminary, Kents Hill, Me., 1870-71. Joined Maine Conference, M. E. Church, 1871. Stationed at Pine St., Portland, Me., 1871-74. Transferred to New York' Conference, 1874. Stationed at Florida, N. Y., 1874-75; Modena, 1875-76; Goshen, 1876-78; Saugerties, J878-81; Wappinger's Falls, 1881-83; South St., Peekskill, 1883-86; Shrub Oaks, 1886-87; Hedding Church, Poughkeepsie, 1887-90; Clin- ton Ave., Kingston, 1890-93; Katonah, 1893-98; Fordham, New York, 1898-99. President, Drew Ladies' Seminary, Carmel, N. Y., 1899-1907. Died December 5, 1907, Carmel, N. Y. Married May 11, 1875, • Hattie' Miriam Turner. Children: Martha Lee, b. August 4, 1876; Emory Foss, b. January 30, 1882. Address of widow : Carmel, N. Y. 921. *MARCUS PATTEN HATFIELD. B.A.; M.D., North- western University, 1872; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1875. *. N. 6. *. B. K. Born February 20, 1849, New York, N. Y. 256 GRADUATES. [1870. Studied in Chicago Medical College, 1870-72. House surgeon and physician, Mercy Hospital, Chicago, iTl., 1872-73. Lecturer on Physiol- ogy and Hygiene, Cincinnati Wesleyan College; commissioner from State of Illinois to the Vienna Exhibition ; traveled in Europe, and attended medical lectures in Berlin, Vienna, and Zurich, i85;3'-74. Lecturer on Chemistry, Chicago Medical College (now Medical School of Northwestern University), 1874-75; Professor of Inorganic Cheiji- isiti-y, 1875-77; Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology, 1877-81; Pro- fessor of Medical Chemistry and Jurisprudence, 1881-83; Professor. Of, Diseases of Children, 1883-99; Professor Emeritus oi Pediatrics, 1899- igo2. Author: various books on physiology and hygiene. Died November 11, 1909, Chicago, 111. Married December 21, 1876, Harriet Augusta Harris, of Evanston, 111. Children: Harris Aylsworth, b. May 15, 1878; Robert Marcus, b. March 8, 1881 ; William Hugh, b. February 4, 1884. Address of widow: 4561 Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111. 922. *CHARLES, EDWARD HAWKINS. B.A.; M.A., 1873. A. K. E. Born March 21, 1843, Messina,' N. Y. Served in I42d N. Y. Volunteers; promoted to second lieutenant, 1862-65. Taught in Black River Conference Seminary, Antwerp, N. Y., 1870-71. Principal of Ogdensburg Educational Institution, N. Y., 1871-72. Joined West Wisconsin Conference, M. E. Church, 1872. Stationed at Tomah, Wis., 1872-74; Prescott, 1874-76.. Transferred to Northern New York Conference, 1876. Stationed at Copenhagen, N. Y., 1876-78; Antwerp, 1878-80. Principal of Ives Seminary, Ant- werp, N. Y., 1880-85, Superintendent of normal training classes. Department of Public Instruction of the State of New York, 1885-91. Engaged in mining, 1891-1903. Died August 6, 1903, Potsdam, N. Y. Married January 10, 1872, Mary Cordelia Herrick.of Canton, N. Y., who died December 5, 1907. Children: William Herrick, b. April 3, 1875 (class of 1898) ; Henry Miles, b. May I, 1876. 923. *CICERO MARCELLUS HICKS. B.A.; M.A., 1873.' *. N. e. Born April 8, 1848, Boston, Mass. On the editorial staff of The American Grocer and The South, New York, N. Y., 1873-74. Assistant city editor of The Brooklyn Union, N. Y., 1874-75. in the commission business. New York, N. Y., 1875-78. Died October 6, 1878, Brooklyn, N. Y. 924. EBENEZER HILL. B.A.; M.A., 1891. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born October 15, 1849, Norwalk, Conn. Brother of M. A. Hill (class of 1864). ' ' ,. Assistant superintendent of Norwalk Iron Works, 1870-71 ; secre- tary, 1871-73 ; vice president, 1873-81 ; general manager, 1881 . Vice president. National Bank of Norwalk, 1880-82; president, 1882 . Married June 4, 1874, Julia W. Dellicker, of Danbury, Conn. Chil- dren: Ebenezer, h. February 22, 1875; Julia D., b. September 29, 1876; Ella L. Address : South Norwalk, Conn. 925. *EDWIN JENKINS HOWE. B.A.; M.D., Columbia Uni- versity, 1873, and New York Homoeopathic Medical College, 1873; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1878. *. N. 6. Born July 2, 1849, Orange, N.J. 257 1870.] GRADUATES. Studied in College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, N. Y., 1870-73. Practised medicine in Newark, N. J., 1873-1905. Died March IS. 1905, Newark; N. J. Married November 18, 1875, Sarah Louise Simmons, of Passaic, N. J., who died about 1906. 926. WILLIAM ARMOR JOHNSTON. B.S. A. A. *. Born April 3, 1851, Middletown, Conn. Son of Professor John Johnston; brother of Nos. 563, 696, and 741. ,, , • Engaged in the manufacture of dentists' materials. New York, N. Y., i8j;o-8i. Superintendent, S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company, Prince Bay, N. Y., 1881 . Trustee of the same company, i90fr . Married February 12, 1883, Minnie A. Morris, of Stapleton, N. Y. Children: William Armour (I^o. 2547), b. May 6, 1884; Minnie Elise, b. October 16, 1886 (B.A.„ Wellesley, 1908). Address: Prince Bay, S. I., N'. Y. 927. GEORGE HARRISON McGREW. B.A.; M.A., 1873; LL.B., Harvard University, 1873; B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1876; D.D., WeMeyian University, 1891. •*. T. *. B. K. Borti May 19, 1846, Kingwood, W. Va. ' Served as scout in. U. S. Army, 1863. Entered Wesleyan University (with the class of 1869), 1865. In poor health; out of college, 1866-67. Acting cashier of the National Bank of Kingwood, W. Va., 1870-7I. Studied. in Harvard Law School, 1871-73. Practised law in Kingwood,' W. Va., 1873-74. Studied in Drew Theologicall Seminary, 1874-75. Joined North India Conference, M. E. ' Church, 1875. Stationed at Moradaibad, India, 1876-78; Bareilly, 1878-86; Cawnpore, 18S0-85. Transferred to New, York East Conference, 1886. Stationed at Meri- den. Conn., 1886-89. Transferred to New York Conference, 1889. Stationed at St. Paul's Church, Ne* York, N. Y., 1889-92. Withdrew from the conference and united with the Protestant Episcopal Church, 1892. Assistant in St. Bartholomew's parish. New York, N. Y., 1892-97. Rector, St. Paul's Church, Cleveland,,- Ohio, 1897-1906; Silver Spring, Md., 1967——. Author : Outlines of Systematic Theology (in, Hindustani), tiree editions; Old Testament History; History of the Apostolic Church, etc. Married September 1.1, 1876, Anna Julia Lore, M.D. Children: James Clark, b.'June 26, 1877; Elizabeth Lore, b. November 17, 1878, m. Everett Kimball; Dallas Dayton Lore, b. August 26, 1881. Address : Silver Spring, Md. 928. *HOWARD AUGUSTUS McKENNY. B.A.; M.A., 1873. *■. T. *. B. K, Born July 15, 1848, Gorham, Me. In U. S. hospital service, Washington, D. C-, 1865. Taught in Claflin University, S. C, 1871-72 ; Gorham, Me., , 1873-87. Superintendent of schools, Gorham, Me., 1887-1907. U. S. inspector of customs, Portland, Me., 1891-1908. Died November 2, 1908, Gorham, Me. Married June 16, 1874, Alice' Isadore West, of Brandon, Vt. Address of widow: Gorham, Me. 929. GEORGE PRESTON MAINs! B.A.; M.A., 1873; D.D., 1889, and Syracuse University, 1889. A. A. *. Born August 7, 1844, Newport, N.' Y. ■,■ ■ In U. S.'Navy, on steamer Valley City, 1864-65/ Joined New York East Conference, M. E; Church, 1870. Stationed jaf Hamden, Conn., 1870-71; Ansonia, 1871-73; Chapel St., New Haven, 1873-76; New 258 GRADUATES. [1870. Britain, 1876-79; Bristol, 1879-80; Grace Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1880-83; Waterbury, Conn., 188.3-84. Presiding Elder, New York East District, 1884-85. Superintendent, M. E. Hospital, Brooklyn, . N. Y., 1885-86. Stationed at New York Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1886-92. Superintendent, Brooklyn. Church Society, 1892-96. Stationed at Mount Vernon, N. Y., 1896. Agent, Methodist Book Concern, New York, N. Y., 1896 . Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1888, '92, '96, 1900, '04, '08. Trustee of Syracuse University, 1897-1903. Married August 4, 1870, Mary Amelia Curtiss, of Mexico, N. Y., who died June 15, 1907. Married December 9, 1909, Mary Kirkwood Calder, of Harrisburg, Pa. Children : William Curtiss, b. September 3, 1871 (B.A., New York Univ., 1892), d. January 23, 1909; Jessie May, b. May 17, 187s (Ph.B., Syracuse, 1896), m. A. E. Strong, M.D.; Mary Pearl, b. April 21, 1883, m. C. L. Howland. Address: 150 Fifth Ave.^ New York, N. Y. 930. VIRGIL WAD HAMS MATTOON. B.A.; M.A., 1873; B.D., Boston University, 1873. *■ N. 9. Born March 2, 1842, Vienna, N. Y. Served in 24th N. Y. Volunteers, 1861-63. Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1870-73. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1872. Stationed at Barnstable and Yarmouth, Mass., 1872-73; Allen St., New Bedford, 1873-74; Dighton, 1874-75; South Harwich, 1875-76; Truro and South Truro, 1876-79. Transferred to Central New York Conference, 1890. Superannuated, 1910. Married April 2, 1873, Mary F. Reed, of Cortland, N. Y. Children : Florence Amanda, b. July 27, 1874; Wilbur Reed (No. .2092), b. August 14, 1875; Howard Virgil (No. 2158), b. January 6, 1877. Address: Horseheads, N. Y. 981. * WILLI AM LEE MILLER. B.A.; M.A., 1873. *- N. 9. Born August 22, 1848, Springfield, Mass. In the insurance business, Springfield, Mass., 1870-71. Principal of schools, Mass. State Reform School, Westboro, Mass., 1871-73. Prin- cipal of High School, Amesbury, Mass., 1874-78. Died September 27, 1878, Westboro, Mass. • Married November 24, 1874, Etta Besse Foss, of Westboro, Mass. Children: William Foss, b. June 18, 1875; Winifred Louise, b. April 3, 1878; Wellington Lee, b. May i, 1879, d. September 3, 1879. Address of widow : care of Training School, Oakdale, Mass, 932. HENRY GLEASON NEWTON. B.A.; LL.B., Yale Uni- versity, 1872; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1873. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Born June 5, 1843, Durham, Conn. , Studied in Yale Law School, 1870-72. Practising law in New Haven, Conn., 1872 . Member of Conn. House of Representatives, 1885, '95. Referee in Bankruptcy, 1898 . Member, State Board of Health, 1896-1905. President, Peoples Bank and Trust Company, New Haven, Conn., 1907-09. Author: Probate Law in Connecticut; article on Bankruptcy (Encyclopedia Britannica) ; History of Durham. Married September 11, 1885, Sarah Allen Baldwin, M.D., of Crom- well, Conn. Address : 89 Sherman Ave., New Haven, Conn. 933. ABRAHAM JOHN PALMER. B.A.; M.A., 1873; D.D., Syracuse University, and Allegheny College, 1885. A. K. E. Born January 18, 1847, Frenchtovirn, N. J. Brother of No. 1187. 259 1870.] GRADUATES; Served in 48th N. Y. Volunteers, 1861-64. Joined Newark Confer- ence, M. E. Church, 1871. Stationed at Bayonne, N. J., 1871-72 ; Grace Church, Staten Island, N. Y., 1872-73; Waverly Church, Jersey City, N. J., 1873-76. Transferred to New York Conference, 1876. Stationed at 86th St., New York, N. Y., 1876-79; St. James's Church, Kingston, 1879-82; Park Ave., New York, 1882-85. Transferred to New York East Conference, 1885. Stationed at Simpson Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1885-86. Transferred to New York Conference, 1886. Stationed at First Church, Yonkers, N. Y., 1886-87. Presiding Elder of New York District, 1887-92. Stationed at St. Paul's Church, New York, N. Y., 1892-96. Corresponding secretary. Missionary Society, 1896-1901. Presiding Elder, Newburgh District, 1901-05; Pough^ keepsie District, 1905-08. Stationed at St. Paul's Church, New York, N. Y., 1908-09. Corresponding secretary, New York Conference Com- mission on Annuities and Vested Funds, 1909 . Trustee of Wes- leyan University, 1908 . Author: History of the 48th N. Y. Vol- unteers. Editor: World-Wide Missions. Married October 13, 1874, Emma T. Lacy, of Jersey City, N. J. Children: Agnes, b. April 13, 1876, d. April 16, 1879; Helen, b. Novem- ber 25, 1878, m. W. L. Andrus (No. 1735) ; Dudley Baldwin (No. 2225), b. January 19, 1880; Gerald Andrus, b. June 17, 1888 (class of 1910), d. October 26, 1909; John Leonard, b. November 4, 1895. Address: Milton-on-Hudson, N. Y. 934. GEORGE TOWNLEY PARROT. B.A.; M.A., 1873. *. N. e. Born December 17, 1846, New Providence, N. J. Studied law in Elizabeth, N. J., 1870-73. Admitted to the bar, 1873. Practising law in Elizabeth, N. J., 1873 . Member of N. J. House of Assembly, 1881-82. Surrogate of Union County, 1887 . Mem- ber of commission to revise New Jersey laws relating to probate, etc., i8g8. Married October 8, 1874, Ella B. Tichenor, of Irvington, N. J. Children: Helen King, b. February 20, 1877, m. C. A. VanOrden, D.D.S. ; Raymond Townley, b. March 15, 1880 (B.A., Princeton, 1902) ; Grace Adelia, b. May 13, 1883 (B.A., Vassar, 1905), m. C. B. Keeney, M.D. ; Ethel Antoinette, b. March s, 1887. Address : Elizabeth, N. J. 936. WILLIAM HENRY PETERS. B.A.; B.D., Boston Uni- versity, 1873. *. N. e. Born March 18, 1848, Beekmanville, N. Y. Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1870-73. Preached in M. E. Church, New England Village, Mass., 1871-73; Bloomville, N. Y., 1873-74; Chaflotteville, 1874-76. Joined New York Conference, M. E. Church, 1876. Stationed at Florida, N. Y., 1876-77 ; High Hill, 1877-79; Esopus, 1879-81; Olive, 1881-84; Bridgeville, 1884-85; West Stockbridge, Mass., 1885-88; Gaylordsville, Conn., 1888-93; Cairo, N. Y., 1893-94; Norton Hill, 1894-95; Walden, 1895-96 ; White Sulphur Springs, 1896-99 ; Mongaup Valley, 1899-1902 ; East Kingston,. 1902-03; Blenheim, 1903-05; Tyringham, 1905-06; Claverack, 1906-08 ; Milan and Jackson Corners, 1908 — — . Address: R. F. D., Red Hook, N. Y. 936. *EDWARD HYDE RICE. B.A.; M.A., 1873. *. N. 9. Born October 27, 1848, Bostoji, Mass. Brother of Nos. 813, 988, and 1233. Principal of High School, Holliston, Mass., 1870-71 ; Maiden, Mass., 1871-72. Studied in Universities of Berlin, Leipzig, and Paris, 1872-73. Principal of High School, Chicopee, Mass., 1873-75. Classical master, 26b GRADUATES. [1870. High School, Worcester, Mass., 1875-79. Principal of High School, Lawrence, Mass., 1879-80. Member of Board of Visitors, Boston University, 1879-80. Engaged in City Library, Springfield, Mass., 1880-81. Principal of High School, Pittsfield, Mass., 1881-88. Pro- fessor of Greek and French, Western University of Pennsylvania, 1888-91. Professor of Modern Languages, Boston Correspondence School, 1892-95. Died May 9, 189S, Springfield, Mass. Married August 12, 1878, Emma Isabelle Adams, of Newton, Mass. Address of widow : 24 Vernon St., Newton, Mass. 937. ALFRED SEELYE ROE. B.A.; M.A., 1873. A. A. *. Born June 8, 1844, Rose, N. Y. Brother of G. M. Roe (class of 1874), and of C. M. Roe (class of 1881). Served in 9th N. Y. Heavy Artillery, 1864-65. Principal of High School, Ashland, Mass., 1870-75. Taught in High School, Worcester, Mass., 1875-80; principal of the same, i88o-go. Editor and publisher of Light, Worcester, Mass., 1891-92. Representative in Mass. Legis- lature, 1892-95; state senator, 1896-98. Editor, Worcester Magazine, 1901-03. Supervisor of evening schools, Worcester, 1902 . Author: Histories of Rose, N. Y., Worcester (Mass.) High School, Worcester Y. M. C. A., Worcester in the Spanish War, 9th New York Heavy Artillery, 24th Mass. Regiment, etc. Editor: Worcester Light j Worcester Magazine. • Married June 22, 1874, Nora A. Metcalf, of Ashland, Mass., who died February i, 1910. Children: Addie Estelle, b. April 6, 1875, d. February 24, 1878; Annabell C, b. September 3, 1879 (B.A., Mount Holyoke, igoi) ; Delos Metcalf, b. January 8, 1883, d. May 28, 1892; Harriet Eudora, b. June 5, 1885 (B.A., Mount Holyoke, 1907)- Address: 5 Dix St., Worcester, Mass. 938. *CHARLES EDSON SEAVER. B.A. Born December 25, 1843, Worcester, Mass. Preached in M. E. Church, North Dana, Mass., 1870-72. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1872. Stationed at North Dana, Mass., 1872-73; North New Salem and Orange, 1873-75; Tur- ners Falls, 1875-76; South Deerfield, 1876-79; Heath, 1879-80. Super- numerary, 1880. Taught music in Holyoke, Mass., 1880-81. Died November 6, 1881, Holyoke, Mass. Married February 8, 1871, Emma Clough, of Chicopee Falls, Mass. Children : Charles Joseph, b. January 23, 1872 ; Edgar Willie, b. Janu- ary 21, 1874, d. October 23, 1890. Address of widow : Mrs. D. S. Warner, Chicopee Falls, Mass. 939. RICHARD WATSON SMITH. B.A. ; M.A., 1873. A. K. E. Born May 16,. 1846, near Richmond, Ky. Taught in State Normal School, Peru, Nebr., 1870-71 ; English and Classical School, Providence, R. I., 1871-89. At home, in poor health, 1890-92. President and manager, Wallum Pond Ice Company, Provi- dence, R. I., 1892-96. Principal, Hoyt School, East Providence, R. I., 1896-97; Oxford Grammar School, Providence, R. I., 1897-98; Broad St: Grammar School, Providence, R. I., 1898 . Married September 6, 1871, Georgianna Skillings, of East Bridge- water, Mass., who died July 26, 1883. Married April 19, 1894, Emily Phebe Wilbur, of Providence, R. I. Children: Richard Edwin, b. July 22, 1872; Margaret Augusta, b. April 20, 1874, d. July, 1874; Margaret Gertrude, b. September 11, 1878, m. C. E. Ridgway; Wil- liani Percy, b. June 14, 1881; Georgianna, b. April 11, 1883. Address : 109 Massachusetts Ave., Providence, R. I. 261 1870.] GRADUATES. 940. WILLIAM JONATHAN SMITH. B.A.; M.A., 1873. *• T- Born November 3, 1842, Middletown, R. I. Preached in M. E. Church, Higganum, Conn., 1868-71. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1871. Stationed at Emmanuel Church, Mansfield, Mass., 1871-73; Dux- bury, 1873-75; Little Compton, R. I., 1875-78; East Bridgewater, Mass., 1878-81; Phenix, R. I., 1881-84; Asbury Memorial Church, Providence, 1884-87; Central Church, Taunton, Mass., 1887-90; Haz- ardville, Conn., 1890-92 ; State St., Bristol, R. I., 1892-95 ; Westerly, 1895-1900; Burnside, Conn., 1900-06; Warehouse Point, 1906 . Married December 21, 1871, Mary Abbie Harris, of Pawtucket, R. I. Child : Beatrice Mary, b. January 28, 1877. Address : Warehouse Point, Conn. 941. *JOSEPH B THOMAS. B.A. A. A. *. Born January 20, 1849, Philadelphia, Pa. Superintendent of Standard Sugar Refinery, Boston, Mass., 1870-87; manager, 1887-91. Retired; resided in New York, N. Y., 1891-1909. Director of American Sugar Refining Company. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1878-97. Died August 4, 1909, New York, N. Y. Married April 14, 1875, Annie M. Hill (sister of No. 924), of South Norwalk, Conn. Children: Joseph B., b. January 3, 1879 (B.A., Yale, 1903) ; Ralph Hill, b. February 6, 1883 (B.A., Yale, 1905). Address of widow : ,763 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. 942. MARVIN WALLACE VAN DENBURG. B.A.; M.A., 1873; M.D., New York University, 1879. ■*. T. Born October 8, 1843, Homer, N. Y. Served in Co. D, 157th N. Y. Volunteers, 1862-64. Taught in Way- zata, Minn., 1870^71. Traveling agent, Cromwell, Conn., 1871-72. Superintendent of a toy manufacturing company, Cromwell, Conn., 1872-73. Taught in Fort Edward Collegiate; Institute, N. Y., 1874-77. Studied in Medical Department, New York University, 1877-79. Practised medicine in New York, N. Y., 1879-80; Fort Edward, N. Y., 1880-99; Mount Vernon, N. Y., 1899— — . Married September 15, 1870, Belle A. Stevens, of Cromwell, Conn., who died October 27, 1871. Married December 13, 1872, Mary Ellen King (daughter of No. 316), of Fort Edward, N. Y., who died Febru- ary 13, 1879. Married July 5, 1883, Helena Lucy Davis, of New York, N. Y. Children : Fannie Ella, b. August 12, 1871 ; Grace, b. December 12, 1873, d. January 12, 1874; Joseph King (No. 1870), b. November 29, 1874; Marie Gertrude, b. November 7, 18865 John Wallace, b. Decem- ber 14, 1888. Address : 107 Union Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y. 943. JOHN BENEDICT WELCH. B.A.; M.A., 1873. A. K. E. Born April 15, 1843. Tatight in Episcopal Academy, Cheshire, Conn., 1870-72. Principal of High School, Willimantic, Conn., 1872-84; Westfield, Mass., 1884-87 ; Pittsfield, Mass., 1887-gi ; McCoUum Institute, Mount Vernon, N. H., 1891-96 ; University Military Academy, Columbia, Mo., 1896— — . Married December 2, 1872, Sarah Louisa Hubbard, of Cromwell, Conn. Children : Catherine Ventres, b. March 28, 1876 ; Austin Hubbard, b. June 12, 1879 (M.E., Univ. of Missouri, 1904) ; Howard, b. November k'S, 1881 (B.A.; Univ. of Missouri, 1903) ; John Gunn, b. January 25, 1885 (B.A., Univ. of Missouri, 1903). . - Address : Columbia, Mo. 262 graduates: [1870-71. 944. *JOSEPH KENNARD WELLS. B.A.; M.A., 1873. *. T. *. B. K. Born December 11, 1849, Vincentown, N. J. Studied law in Mount Holly and Trenton, N. J., 1870-73. Admitted to the bar, 1874. Journal clerk, N. J. House of Assembly, 1875-76. Law clerk of N. J. Court of Chancery, 1874-84. Practised law, 1884-85. Died January 28, 1885, Pembroke, N. J. 946. JOHN STRANGE WOOD. B.A.; M.D., Northwestern University, 1872; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1876. *. N. 9. Born May 14, 1846, Greencastle, Ind. Brother of Nos. 788 and 968. Studied in Chicago Medical College, 1870-72. House physician, Cook County Insane Asylumj 111., 1871-72. Practised medicine in Palaitine, 111., 1872-73; Evanston, Chicago and Benserville, 1873-77; Lafayette, Ind.,. 1877-79; Buffalo Park, Kans., 1879-81; Chama, N. Mex., 1881- igo8. Retired on account of health, 1908. Married July 17, 1873, Helen M. Kelsey, of Mount Vernon, Ohio. Child : Katheryne, b. May 17, 1874. Address: Long Beach, Cal. CLASS OF I87J. 946. *DANIEL STILLMAN ALFORD. B.A.; M.A., 1874. A. A. *. Born Octobe;r 2, 1848, Riverton, Conn. Studied law, 1871-73. Admitted to the bar, 1873. Practised law in Lawrence, Kans., 1873-1904. Proprietor of The Lawrence Tribune, 1878. Assistant attorney of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail- road, 1891-1904. Died February 22, 1904, Lawrence, Kans. Married April 14, 1874, Susan Daphne Savage, of Lawrence, Kans. Children: Alfred, Cecil, b. January 26, 1875 (B.A., Univ. of Kansas, 1895), d. February 8, 1899; Anna May, b. February 26, 1879 (B.A., Univ. of Kansas, 1901), m. E. H. Sellards; Donald Stillman, b. June 25, 1881 (B.A., Univ. of Kaiisas, 1903) ; Joseph Savage, b. June 8, 1883 (B.A., Univ. of Kansas, 1906); Theodore Crandall, b. August 6, 1885 (B.A., Univ. of Kansas, 1907) ; Sylvia Daphne, b. November 4, 1889. Address of widow: Lawrence, Kans. 947. ELDON BENJAMIN BIRDSEY. B.A.; LL.B., University of Albany, 1872. A. A. *. Born July 26, 1848, Hamburg, Conn. Studied in Law School of University of Albany, N. Y., 1871-72. Admitted to the bar, 1872. Practising law in Middletown, Conn., 1872 . Prosecuting attorney. City Court, 1879-83. Judge of pro- bate, 1883-93. Married October 23, 1873, Caroline Elizabeth Chase (daughter of No. i), of Middletown, Conn. Children: Frederick, b. March 20, 187s, d. in infancy; Laura Chase, b. March 23, 1878, m. R. R. RenshaW, Address : Middletown, Conn.. 948. BYRON ALDEN BROOKS. B.A.; M.A., 1874. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born December 12, 1845, Theresa, N. Y. Principal of Union Free School, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y., 1871-72. Assistant editor of The National Quarterly Review, New York, N. Y., 1873. Engaged in teaching and literary work in New York, N. Y., 1873 . Invented Remington No. 2 typewriter, 1878; the linotype 263 1871.] GRADUATES. (for automatic type-casting), 1885. President of the Bandotype Com- pany, New York, N. Y. Author: King Saulr a Tragedy, 1876; Those Children and Their Teachers, 1882; Phil Vernon and His School- masters, 1885; Earth Revisited, iSgs. Married July 17, 1872, Sarah E. Davis (sister of No. 619), of Mid- dletown, Conn., who died September 11, 1904. Married May 2, 1906, Ella J. Ball, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Children: Byron Harold, b. Janu- ary 23, 1878; Sarah Ethel, b. January 6, 1881, d. August 8, 1881 ; Helen Maria, b. September 7, 1886. Address: 314 McDonough St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 949. *JOHN HARRISON COCAGNE. B.A.; M.A., 1874. Born June 17, 1848, Delta, N. Y. Taught in Black River Conference Seminary, Antwerp, N. Y., 1871-72; Quincy German and English College, 111., 1873-74; Mexico Academy, N. Y., 1874-75; Quincy College, 1875-76. In poor health; worked on a farm, 1877-78. Taught in Xenia Female College, Ohio, 1878-79; Mitchell Seminary, Mitchellville, Iowa, 1879^80. Superinten- dent of schools, Mitchellville, Iowa, 1881-83. In business in Gouver- neur, N. Y., 1883-87. Died January 4, 1887, Gouverneur, N. Y. 960. ALBERT BARNARD CRAFTS. B.A.; M.A., 1874. A. A. *. Born September 4, 1851, Milan, N. H. Brother of Nos. 887 and 1346, and of F. H. Crafts (class of 1871). Taught in Pine Meadow, Conn., 1871-72. Engaged in business, 1872-73. Studied law in Westerly, R. I., 1873-75. Admitted to the bar, 1875. Practised law in Westerly, R. I., 1875-1907; Providence, 1907 . Member of R. I. House of Representatives, 1904-06. Married October i, 1881, Jennie Louise Blake, of Ashaway, R. I., who died November 19, 1884. Married December 17, 1892, Mary A. Stark, of Mystic, Conn. Child: Alberta Barnard, b. July 6, 1901. Address; 333 Banigan Building, Providence, R. I. 961. WATSQN THOMAS DUNMORE. B.A.; M.A., 1874; LL.B., Hamilton College, 1875. A. A. *. Born March 28, 1845, Rush, Pa. Principal of Union High School, Bradford, Vt, 1871-73. Studied law in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., and Bradford, Vt, 1873-74. Admitted to the bar, 1874. Principal of graded school, Susquehanna Depot, Pa., 1874. Superintendent of schools, Hornellsville, N. Y., 1875. Practised law in Utica, N. Y., 1875-86, 1904 . Special county judge of Oneida County, N. Y., 1886-92. County judge of Oneida County, 1892-1904. Married July 9, 1878, Minnie Elizabeth Goodier (daughter of No. 257), of Utica, N. Y., who died Deceitiber 11, 1904. Married June 27, igo8, Cora M. Wheeler, of Utica, N. Y. Children : James Sterling, b.. July 15, 1879, d. December 20, 1908; Watson Thomas, b. November 4, 1881 ; Clarissa Treadway, b. April 3, 1883 ; Russell Goodier (No. 3674), b. November 28, 1884; Earl William, b. December 7, 1886 (class of 1910) ; Adele, b. December 17, 1888. Address : 75 Rutger St., Utica, N. Y. 952. *ROBERT WATERMAN CARR FARNSWORTH. B.A.; M.A., 1874. ■*. T. *. B. K. Born February 20, 1844, Haverhill, N. H. Served in loth Vt. Volunteers, 1862-64. Captain of Co. F, 32d Colored Infantry, U. S. Volunteers, 1864-65. Taught in Fort Edward Collegiate Institute, N. Y., 1871-72. Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1872-73. Joined Providence (now New England 264 GRADUATES. [1871. Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1873. Stationed at North Church, ,Fall River, Mass.," i873'76; Fourth St., New Bedford, 1876-78; West Dennis, 1878-79;. Danielsonville, Conn., 1879-80. Transferred to .Southern California Conference, 1880. Stationed at Pasadena, Cal., ,1880-83. Presiding Elder of Los Angeles District, 1883-87. Dean of the Maclay College of Theology, San Fernando, Cal., 1887-^. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1884. Died- January 3, 1888, Pasadena, Cal. Married August 10, 1871, Emma S. George, of Newhury, Vt. Chil- dren: Ruth Winifred, b. August 20, 1872, m. Professor E. E. Hall; Edith Emma, b. July S, 1877. Address of widow: Mrs. G. W. James, North Raymond Ave., Pasadena, Cal. 953. THEODORE E HANCOCK. B.A.; LL.B., Columbia Uni- versity, 1873; M.A., Syracuse University, 1886; LL.D., Wesleyan University, 1897. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born May 30, 1847, Fulton, N. Y. Studied in Columbia Law School, 1871-73. Admitted to the bar, 1873. Practising law in Syracuse, N. Y., 1873 . District attorney of Onondaga County, 1889. Attorney-general of New York state, 1894-99. President, Onondag'a County Bar Association, 1903 . Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1907 . Married June 7, 1882, Martha Blanche Connelly, of Pittsburg, Pa. Children: Stewart Freeman (No. 2483), b. April 4, 1883; Clarence Eugene (No. 2542), b. February 13, 1885; Martha Stover, b. July 4, 1892. Address : 1406 East Genesee St., Syracuse, N.. Y. 954. GEORGE INGRAHAM. B.A.; LL.B., Columbia University, 1873. *• N. e. *. B. K. Born May 10, 1851, Brooklyn, N. Y. Son of No. 191; brother of No. 1177. Studied in Columbia Law School, 1871-73. Practised law in Brook- lyn, N. Y., 1873-86. Vice president, Phenix Insurance Company, 1887 . Married December 16, 1874, Clara R. Crowell, of Brooklsm, N. Y. Child : Mary M., b. February 19, 1880. Address : 195 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 955. *ROBERT WEAVER JONES. B.A.; M.A., 1874. ^. T. Born October 24, 1839, Bethlehem, Pa. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1871. Stationed at North Church, Hartford, Conn., 1871774; Second Church, Norwalk, 1874-77 ; i8th St., Brooklyn, N^ Y., 1877-80 ; Flushing, 1880-83 ; Janes Church, Brooklyn, 1883-86; Willis Ave., North New York, 1886-89; Watertown, Conn., 1889-93; Williams Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1893-98; Fourth Ave., Brooklyn, 1898- 1901; Southport, Conn., 1901-05; Litch- field, 1905. Died December 28, 1905, New York, N. Y. Married October 22, 1873, Elsie L. Tolles, of South Norwalk, Conn., who died March 2, 1892. Children: Robert Tolles (No. 2020), b. September 26, 1874; Roy Humiston (No. 2219), b. August 3, 1877; Edwin Chester (No. 2432), b. October 6, 1880; George Milton, b. Sep- tember 18, 1884, d. April 21, 1885; Vincent Weaver, b. March i, 1889 (class of 191 1). 966. *WATSON ELI KNOX. B.A.; M.A., 1874. *• T. Born July 16, 1841, Blandford, Mass. 26s 1871.] GRADUATES. Served in. 17th Regiment, N. Y. State National Guard, 1864. Taught in Wilmington Institute, Del., 1871-72. Principal of Felton Seminary, Del., 1872-74. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 187S. Stationed at Heath, , Mass., 1875-76 ; West Springfield, 1876-79 ; Northampton, i879,'-82; State St., Springfield, 1882-85; Webster, 1885-88 ; Auburndale, 1888-91 ; Holyoke, 1891-96 ; Waltham, 1896-1900. Died July 12, 1902, Feeding Hills, Mass. Married October 3, 1883, Addie C. Clark, of Nashville, Tenn. Child : Eloise, b. November 23, 1890. Address of widow: Springfield, Mass. 957. JOHN HENRY LOWMAN. B.A.; M.D., Wooster Uni- versity, 1873; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1874; M.D., Columbia University, 1877. -ir. T. Born October 6, 1849, Cleveland, Ohio. Studied in Medical Department, Wooster University, Ohio, 1871-73. 'Resident physician, Cleveland Charity Hospital, 1872-74; New York City Hospital, 1874-75. First clinical assistant. Metropolitan Throat Hospital, New York, N. Y., 1875. Practising medicine and surgery (specialties, throat and chest diseases), Cleveland, Ohio, 1875 . Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics, Wooster University Medical Department, Cleveland, Ohio, 1875-80. ; Professor of the same in Western Reserve University, 1880-85 ;. Prof essor of Medicine in the same, 1885 ■ Visiting physician. Charity Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio, 1875-78; Lakeside Hospital, 1878 — ;— . Consulting physician in a number of hospitals in Cleveland, Ohio. Vice president, International Medical Congress, Rome, Italy, 1895. Associate editor: Ohio Medical Recorder, j^i-84. Married June 26) 1890, Isabel Wetmore, of Euclid, Ohio. Children: John Wetmore, b. February 12, 1893; Henry Mather, b. July 8, 1896; Shepard Wetmore, b. May 22, 1899. ; Address : 1807 Prospect Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. 958. JOHN HUNTER MILLER. B.A. A. K. E. Born May 11, 1850, New Rochelle, N. Y. Studied in Columbia Law School, 1871-73. Practising law in New York, N. Y., 1873 . Married June 4, 1873, Mary Wells, of New Rochelle, N. Y. Address : 2 East 29th St., New York, N. Y. 959. GEORGE WATSON NEWTON. B.A. Born December 4, 1845, Durham, Conn. Brother of H. H. Newton (class of 1867). Employed in U.' S. Coast Survey, 1871-73. Engaged in civil engi- neering, 1873-86. Engineer on the Kansas & Missouri Railroad, 1880-83; Leveler and assistant engineer on the Northern Pacific Rail- road, 1883-84. Engaged in, farming in Durham, Conn., 1884 . Member of Conn. Legislature, 1887. Address : Durham Center, Conn. 960. ALBERT PEARNE PALMER. B.A. ; M.A., 1874. *. N. 6. *. B. K. Born February 6, 1846, Cortland, N. Y. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1871. Stationed at East Main St., Norwich, Conn., 1871-72; Central Church, Taunton, Mass., 1872-75; Wellfleet, 1875-78; Woon- socket, R. I., 1878-80; Chestnut St., Providence, 1880-81; Stafford Springs, Conn., 1881-83; Central Church, Brockton, Mass., 1883-86; Bristol, R. I., 1886-87; Fourth St., New Bedford, Mass., 1887-90; Wil- limantic. Conn., 1890-92. Transferred to Northern New York Con- GRADUATES. [1871. ference, 1892. Stationed at Arsenal St., Watertown, N. Y., 1892-94; South St., Utica, 1894-99; Camden, 1899-1901; Herkimer, 1901-03; Lowville, 1903-08; Waterville, 190&- . Trustee of Wesleyan Uni- versity, 1903^ — . Author: History of the Methodist Church, Well- fleet, Mass. Married April 2, 1872, Flora S. Cobb, of Oneonta, N. Y., who died May 21, 1873. Married March 11, 1875, Mina Morgan, of West Win- field, N. Y. Children : Hattie Belle, b. May 20, 1873, m. John Gilmore, d. May 9, 1908; Morgan S., b. December 25, 1875; Stillman Fairchild, b. December 4, 1881 ; Emily Julia, b. August 24, 1887. Address : Waterville, N. Y. 961. WILBUR FISK POTTER. B.A. A. K. E. Born April 30, 1842, Monson, Mass. .1 Served in i6th Mass. Battery, 1864-65. Taught in Bernardston, Mass., 1871-72; Providence Conference Seminary (now East Green- wich Academy), R. L, 1872. In the employ of New England Marble Company, Boston, Mass., 1872; Oriental Oil Company, Boston, 1874-75. In the insurance business, Springfield, Mass., 1875 . Address: Box 1586, Springfield, Mass. 962. EDWARD AMASA RANSOM. B.A. ; M.A., 1874. A. A. *. Born August 16, 1849, Somerville, N. J. Brother of C. A. Ransom (class of 1879). Studied law in Jersey City, N. J., 1871-74. Admitted to the bar, 1874. Practised law in Jersey City, N. J., 1874-82. Editor of The Hudson County Ledger, Jersey City, N. J., 1882-83. On the staff of The New York Tribune and The New York Times, 1883-90. On the editorial staff of The New York Press, 1890-94. Practised law in Jersey City, N. J., 1890-1906. On the editorial staff of The New York Morning Advertiser, ,1895-96; The Newark (N. J.) Mor^ning Star, 1896-—;-. Married December 24, 1874, Jennie Neale (sister of No. 1019), of Middletown, Conn. Children: Edward Amasa, b. October 25, 1875; Arthur Neale, b. November 4, 1877 ; Jennie Neale, b. November 29, 1879, m. Dr. W. K. Alsop. , Address : New York Press Club, New York, N. Y. 963. EDGAR MONCENA SMITH. B.A.; M.A., 1874; D.D., 1887. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born August 4, 1845, Livefmore, Me. Preached in Bristol, R. I., 1871-72. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1872. Stationed at Bristol, R. I., 1872. Tutor in Mathematics, Wesleyan University, 1872-74. Stationed at Trinity Church, Providence, R. I., 1874-77; First Church, Newport, 1877-80. Transferred to Central New York Conference, 1881. Stationed at West Eaton, N. Y., 1881-82. President of Maine Wesleyan Seminary, Kents Hill, Me., 1882-93. Principal of Vermont Methodist Seminary, Montpelier, Vt., 1893-98. President of Illinois Wesleyan University, 1898-1905. Stationed at Areola, 111., I90S-06. Supernumerary, 1906-07. Dean of Carleton College, Mo., 1908 — — . Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1889-94. . Married December 23, 1874, Marguerite M. Hauschild, of Metuchen, N. J. Children: Mae Deering (No. 2122), b. November 18, 1875; Burchard Hauschild, b. October 19, 1877 (class of 1900) ; Paul, b. May I, 1883; Marguerite Hauschild, b. July 21, 1884. Address : Farmington, Mo. 267 1871.] GRADUATES. 964. NORMAN JAIRUS SQUIRES. B.A.; M.A., 1874; B.D., Methodist General Biblical Institute, 1865. *■. T. Born October S, 1841, Good Ground, N. Y. Acting pastor of Central Congregational Church, Portland, Conn., 1871-72; pastor, 1872-73. Pastor of Congregational Church, North Manchester, Conn., 1873-81; West Haven, Conn., 1881 . Member of School Board, West Haven (Orange), 1885; chairman, 1888. Married June 13, 1872, Mary M. Miner, of Greenport, N. Y. Chil- dren: Norma May, b. December 22, 1874 (B.A., Vassar, 1898), m. H. W. Beer; Annette Clara, b. March 4, 1876; Delmar Louise, b. June 8, 1880; Frederic Norman Miner, b. January 14, 1884. Address: West Haven, Conn. 966. *GEORGE STORRS WENTWORTH. B.A.; M.A., 1874; O. M., Emerson College of Oratory, 1889. Born November 29, 1836, Milton, N. H. Served in Battery I, sth U. S. Artillery, 1861-64. In business in Keene, N. H., 1872-73. Joined New Hampshire Conference, M. E. Church, 1873. Stationed at South Acworth, N. H., 1873-74; Rindge, 1874-75; Lempster, 1875-77; North Grantham and West Enfield, 1877-79; New Ipswich, 1879-80. Located, 1880. Resided in Keene, N. H., 1880-81. Traveling agent, 1881-86, 1889-93. Studied in Emer- son College of Oratory, Boston, Mass., 1886-89. Died July 14, 1893, Keene, N. H. Married June 9, 1873, Mrs. Emily Augusta Lord, of Keene, N. H. Address of widow : 5 Dabney Place, Roxbury, Mass. 966. WILLIAM FREDERICK WHITCHER. B.A.; M.A., 1874. A. A. *. *. B. K. , Born August 10, 1845, Benton, N. H. Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1871-72. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1872. Stationed at South Yarmouth, Mass., 1872-74; First Church, Newport, R. I., 1874-77; County St., New Bedford, Mass., 1877-79; Mathewson St., Providence, R. I., 1879-81.. On the editorial staff of The Boston, Traveller, 1881-83; associate editor, 1883-85; editor-in- chief , 1885-96 ; literary editor and leading , editorial writer, 1890-93. Pastor of Center Church, Maiden, Mass., 1891 ; First Church, Everett, 1892. Resigned from the ministry, 1896. On the staff of The Boston Advertiser, 1893-98. Editor and proprietor of The Woodsville News, N. H., 1899 . Chairman of School Committee, Maiden, Mass., 1887. Member of N. H. Legislature, 1901, '03, '05, '07. Member of N. H. State Library Commission, 1903 . Author: John Hurd, 1888; History of Coventry, N. H., 1905 ; Haverhill One Hundred Years Ago, 1909, and other historical works.- Joint editor: New Hampshire Families, and Genealogies, three volumes, 1908. Married December 4, 1872, Jeannette M. Burr, of Middletown, Conn., who died September 25, 1894. Married November 4, 1896, Marietta A. Hadley, of Stoneham, Mass. Child : Burr Royce, b. November 6, 1878 (B.A., Dartmouth, 1902). Address : Woodsville, N. H. 967. CLARENCE WILLIAMS. B.A.; M.A., 1875. *. N. 9. Born March 18, 1845, St. George, N. B., Canada. Studied in University of GottingeBj 1871-72 ; Hanover, Germany, 1872-73;; in France, 1873. Clerk and bookkeeper. New York, N. Y., 1876-.-^. Married. Children: two. Address : 42 Warren St., New York, N. Y. 268 GRADUATES. [1871-72. 968. JOSEPH RAND WOOD. B.A.; M.A., 1874; S.T.B., Bos- ton University, 1875. *. N. 6. Born March 2, 1848, Greencastle, Ind. Brother of Nos. 788 and 945. Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1871-72. Preached in Congress St. M. E. Church, Lafayette, Ind., 1872-73; Brockton, Mass., 1873-74; Bridgewater, 1874-75. Joined Northwest Indiana Conference, 1875. Missionary to South America; stationed at Rosario de Santa Fe, Argentine Republic, 1875-86. Stationed at Yountsville, Ind., 1886-87; Rockville, 1887-89; St. Luke's Church, Lynn, Mass., 1889-90. Transferred to New England Conference, 1890. Stationed at Byfield, Mass., 1890-92; Peabody, 1892-94; Calverton, Baltimore, Md., 1894-96; Sparrows Point, 1896-99; Frostburg, 1899- 1901; Exeter St., Baltimore, 1901-04; Harpers Ferry, W. Va., 1904-07; Hyattsville, Md., 1907-08; Arroyo, Porto Rico, 1908-09; Elkridge, Md., 1909-10. Superannuated, Baltimore Conference, 1910. Professor of English and Vocal Music, Storer College, Harpers Ferry, W. Va., 1904-06. Married November 10, 1875, Susie A. Blodgett, of HoUiston, Mass. Address : 2206 Avalon Ave., Baltimore, Md. CLASS OF J872. 969. DELOS RICHARD BAKER. B.A. A. A. *. Born Novem- ber 18, 1848, East Candor, N. Y. On the editorial staff of The Cincinnati Gazette, Ohio, 1872-73. Joined Cincinnati Conference, M. E. Church, 1874. Stationed at Venice, Ohio, 1874-75; Groesbeck, 1875-77; Wright Chapel, Cincinnati,, 1877-78. Suspended from the ministry on account of heresy, 1877-78; expelled, 1879. Reporter for The Cincinnati Daily Times, Ohio, 1879-80. Stenographer in Cincinnati, Ohio, 1880-82. On the editorial' staff of The Cincinnati Post, 1882-98. Retired, 1898. Married July 20, 1875, Georgianna Beecher, of Bridgeport, Conn. Children: Ruth Isabel, b. September 20, 1876, m. Harry Leonard;' Charles Newton, b. March 28, 1878, d. January 31, 1906; Caroline, b. April 9, 1880; Ernest, b. August 14, 1882; Jerome, b. August 28, 1884; Frederick, b. June i, 1887; Delos Richard, b. May 22, 1892; Theodore Andri, b. September 21, 1895. Address : 204 North 22d St., Columbus, Ohio. 970. JOSEPH HENRY BEALE. B.A.; M.A., 1875. A. A. *. Born May 23, 1842, Truro, Mass. Brother of F. H. Beale (class of 1868). Entered Wesleyan University (with the class of 1866), 1862. Served with Co. D, 31st Maine Volunteers; promoted to first lieutenant, 1864-65. Joined East Maine Conference, M. E. Church, 1868. Sta- tioned at Pembroke, Me., 1868-69; Cutler, 1869-71. Transferred to New York East Conference, 1872. Stationed at Bloomfield, Conn., 1872-74; Branford, 1874-75; Kensington, 1875-76; East Granby, 1876-77; Wallingford, 1877-79. Located, 1880. In business in New Haven, Conn., 1879-81. On the editorial staff of The Loomis Musical and Masonic Journal, New Haven, Conn., 1881-84. Preached in East Maine Conference, 1884-90. Editor of subscription books with C. Gay & Co., New York, N. Y., 1890-94. Connected with the Five Points Mission, New York, N. Y., 1894-96. Preached at Augusta, Me., 1896-97. Pastor of Pearson Mission, Portland, Me., 1898-1900. With 269 1872.] GRADUATES. the Seamen's Institute, 1901-02. Residing in Boston, Mass., 1903 — ■ — . Author : Prophet of Thisbe; Patriotic Echoes; History of the United States. Editor : Gay's Circle of Knowledge; Gay's History of Four Great Nations; Gay's Four Hundred Years of American History. Married February 21, 1867, Nellie R. Buell, of Killingworth, Conn. Address: Suite. 9, 35 Temple St., Boston, Mass. 971. ,*JAMES MAblSON BEEDE. B.A.; M.A., 1875. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born March 20, 1846, Hebron, N. H. Taught in Drew Ladies' Seminary, Carmel, N. Y., 1872-75. Assistant principal of High . School, Orange, N. J., 1875-81. Died January 6^ 1881, Orange, N. J. Married December 31, 1874, Lucy Lathbury, of White Plains, N- Y., who died December 21, 1905. Children: Mary Lathbury, b. November 30, 187s, d. January i, 1881 ; Vincent Van Marter, b. November 27, 1879. 972. EDWIN ALONZO BLAKE.. .B.A.; M.A., 1875; 'Ph.M., New York University, 1894; S.T.D., Taylor University, 1894; Ph.D., Taylor University, 1895. *. T. *. B. K. Born July 10, 1847, Pittsfield, N. H. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1872. Stationed at Guilford, Conn., i872;-73; Kensington, 1873-74. Resided at Ipswich, Mass., 1874-75. Stationed at Bridgeport, Conn., 1875-76; Babylon, N. Y., 1876-79; 37th St., New York, 1879-82; Port Chester, 1882-85; Washington Park, Bi:idgeport, Confa., 1885-88; South 2d St., Brooklyn, N. Y,, 1888-92; Patchogue, 1892-94 ; Epworth, Brooklyn, 1894-98; First Church, Hartford, Conn., 1898-1902. Transferred to Pittsljurg Cbnference, 1902. Stationed at Christ Church, Pittsburg, Pa., 1902-03. Transferred to New England Conference, 1903. Stationed at Tremont St., Boston, Mass.,' 1903-07. Transferred to New York East Confer- ence, 1907. Lecturer, Weston School for Girls, Boston, Mass., 1907 . Married July 10, 1873, Amanda Hannah Tinkharn, of New Haven, Conn. Children: Eva May, b. February 9, 1876 (B.A., Goucher College) ; Mabel Babcock, b! October 19, i^i (B.A., Adelphi College). Address : South Hamilton, Mass. 973. JOHN AYER CASS. B.A.; M.A., 1875. *• T. *. B. K. Born October 3, 1843, Cornville, Me. Graduate student in Wesleyan University, 1872-73. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1873. Stationed at Grace Church, Springfield, Mass., 1873-76; Union Square, Somerville, 1876-79; Trin- ity Church, Worcester, 1879-82; Westfield, 1882-83. Supernumerary, 1883-86. Traveled in Palestine and the East, 1883-84. Located, 1886. In the insurance business, Philadelphia, Pa., 1886-93. In the real estate business;,, preached for several denominations, 1893-1900. Engaged in editing and preaching, 1900-04. Financial secretary, Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Pa., 1905 . Author: Is there a Hell? Editor: The Carriage Monthly. , Married April 9, 1873, Lucy E. Packard, of Cambridgepbrt, Mass. Children: Alfred Cookman, b. July 8, 1874; Viola Grace, b. Septem- ber 26, 1875; Ella Lansing, b. May 10, 1877; Florence Houghton, b. December 13, 1879; Albert Kinney, b. February 13, 1883. Address :_ 134 S. 46th St., Philadelphia, Pa. 974. PERRY CHANDLER. B.A. 1880-87; editorial writer, 1887-98. Secretary of the Board of 290 GRADUATES. " [1874. Education, New York City, 1898^ — ^. Editorially connected with The New Princeton Review and The North American Review, 1888-92. Author: The New York Public School, 1905. Married September 26, 1876, Mattie Leavens, of Brooklyn, N. Y., who died January 9, 1880. Married October 12, 1881, Mrs. Rebecca Learned Trail, of Brooklyn, N. Y., who died April 2, 191 1. Children: Bert Leavens, b. August 20, 1877, d. January 20, 1882; Arthur Roy, b. December 31, 1882, d. February 18, 1906 ; Mary Learned, b. January 17, 1888. Address : 500 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. 1052. FRANCIS HUBERT PARKER. B.A.; LL.B., Yale Uni- versity, 1876. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born September 23, 1850, East Haddam, Conn. Studied law, 1874-76. Taught in Enfield, Conn., 1875. Studied in Yale Law School, 1875-76. Admitted to the bar, 1876. Practising law in Hartford, Conn., 1876 . Member of Conn. Legislature, 1878, '80, 1909. Prosecuting attorney for the city of Hartford, Conn., 1887-91, 1894-95. Referee in bankruptcy for Hartford County, 1898- 1900. U. S. attorney. District of Conn., 1900-08. Corporation counsel, city of Hartford, igcS-io. Trustee, Conn. School for Boys, 1898-1909; president of the Board, 1899-1909. Married December 9, 1891, Mrs. Adelaide (Leeds) Fowler, of New London, Conn. Address : 902 Main St., Hartford, Conn. 1053. WESLEY ULYSSES PEARNE. B.A., 1875. A. K. E. Born April i, 1851, New York, N. Y. Instructor in music in city schools, Middletown, Conn., 1874-75. Studied law in Middletown, 1875-79. Admitted to the bar, 1879. Practising law in Middletown, 1879 . Member of Middletown Common Council, 1880, '81, '82. Clerk of the City Court, 1879-95; judge, 189S . Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1902- — . Married April 25, 1883, Harriette C. Arnold, of Middletown, Conn. Address : Middletown, Conn. 1054. GEORGE ADELBERT PERRY. B.A.; M.A., 1877. A. K. E. Born June 2, 1845, Richmondville, N. Y. Served in Co. B, 91st N. Y. Volunteers, 1864-65. Taught in Troy Conference Academy, Poultney, Vt, 1874-76; Ives Seminary, Antwerp, N. Y., 1876-77; Portland High School, Me., 1877-81; William Penn Charter School, Philadelphia, Pa., 1881-85. Headmaster, Franklin School, Philadelphia, 1885-93. Private teacher, New York, N. Y., 1893 . Married July 22, 1875, Susannah Chase Barton, of Willsboro, N. Y. Children: Ralph Barton, b. July 3, 1876 (B.A., Princeton, 1896);, Edward DeWolf, b. October 2, 1880. Address : Willsboro, Essex Co., N. Y. 1055. *JOHN NEHEMIAH PIERCE. B.A.; M.A., 1877. A.K.E. Born April 7, 1851, Edgartown, Mass. Principal of grammar school, Marion, Mass., 1875-76; Edgartown, Mass., 1876-77. Studied law' in Edgartown, Mass., 1876-77; Boston, Mass., 1877-79. Admitted to the bar, 1879. Practised law in Edgar- town, Cottage City, and New Bedford; Mass., 1879-1906. Selectman, and member of School Board, Edgartown. Died April 22, igo6) Edgartown, Mass. 291 1874.] ^ GRADUATES. 1066. *JOHN HENRY PILLS BURY. B.A. ; M.A„ 1877. *. N. 6. *. B. K. Born December 20, 1846, Limington, Me. Joined Maine Conference, M. E. Church, 1868. Taught in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1874-75. Assistant in Natural History, Wesleyan University, 1875-77. Taught in High School, ■ Springfield, Mass., 1877-84. Transferred to New England Conference, 1885. Professor of Biology, Smith College, 1884-93. Engaged in scientific research ; lecturer in university extension courses, 1893-94. Stationed at Maiden, Mass., 1894-95; Stoneham, 1895-98; Dedham, 1898-99. Principal of Waban School, Mass., 18^-1910. Author: A Synopsis of Descriptive Botanical Terms, 1885 ; An Elementary Manual of Biology, 1893, etc. Died December 20, 1910, Waban, Mass. Married August 7, 1878, Sarah Ellen Robinson (daughter of No. 384), of Rents Hill, Me. Child: William Robinson (No. 2694), b. July 17, 1886. Address of widow: Waban, Mass. 1057. BYRAM GREENE SANFORD. B.A.; M.A., 1880; B.D., Boston University, 1883. A. A. *. Born October 13, 1843, Marion, N. Y. Taught in Troy Conference Academy, Poultfley, ' Vt, 1875-76; Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1^6-77. Preached most of the year, 1877-78. Preached in M. E. Church, Sodus Point, N. Y., 1878-79. Joined Genesee Conference, M. E. Church, 1879. Sta- tioned at Sodus Point, N. Y., 1879-80. Transferred to Central New York Conference, 1880. Stationed at Mottville and Skaneateles Falls, N. Y., 1880-81. Supernumerary; studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1881-83. Stationed at Bangor, N. Y., 1883-84; Fort Jackson, 1884-85. Transferred to Northern New York Confer- ence, 1885. Stationed at Lisbon, N. Y., 1885-87; Louisville, 1887-88; Bucksbridge, 1888-90; Richville, 1890-92; Mount Pleasant, 1892-95; Evans Mills, 1895-99. Supernumerary, 1899-1900. Stationed at Water- town, N. Y., 1900-03; Point Peninsula, 1903-04. Superannuated, 1904-08. Stationed at Laquin, Pa., 1908-09; New Albany, 1909-10. Supernumerary, 1910. Married February 23, 1883, Flora Ardelle Blen, of Dresden, Me. Children : Edmund Byram, b. December 7, 1883 ; Morris Blen, b. December 27, 1886; Elvyn Pratt, b. June IS, 1888; Leman Harold, b. October i, 1889. Address; New Albany, Pa. 1058. *AMOS WILLIAM SEAVEY. B.A. ; M.A., 1877. A. K. E. Born March 17, 1849, Greenland, N. H. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1874. Stationed at Portland, Conn., 1874-77; Stoughton, Mass., 1877-79 ; Attleboro, 1879-80 ; Embury Church, Central Falls, R. I., 1880-82; Center Church, Provincetown, Mass., 1882-^4. Super- numerary, 1885. Died January 20, 1886, Nahant, Mass. Married August 31, 1875, Sally Isabella Taylor, of Middletown, Conn. Child : Ada May, b. October 27, 1876, m. F. C. Howland. Address of widow : 175 Terry St., Maiden, Mass. -" 1059. JOSEPH BATTELL SHEPHERD. B.A.; M.A., 1877. A. A. *. Born August 8, 1846, New York, N. Y. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1874. Stationed at CoUinsville, Conn., 1874-75 ; Madison, 1875-77 ; Middlebury, 1877-78 ; Wethersfield, 1878-79; King St., Port Chester, N. Y., 1879-81 ; Wood- 292 GRADUATES. [1874. » ville and Warren, Conn., 1881. Withdrew from the conference; ordained deacon in the Protestant Episcopal Church, 1881. Assistant minister, Church of the Holy Apostles, New York, N. Y., 1881-84. Ordained priest. Rector of Grace Church, Port Jarvis, N. Y., 1884-86. Associate rector of St. Paul's Church, Cleveland, Ohio, 1886-90. Rector of Trinity Church, Seymour, Conn., 1890-93 ; St. Paul's Church, Portland, Me., 1894 . Secretary of the Diocese of Ohio, 1888-90; Diocese of Maine, 1898-99. Married December 30, 187S, Emma Irene Smith, of Rockville, Conn. Child : Marguerite Roe, b. December 25, 1887, d. June 24, 1898. Address : St. Paul's Rectory, Portland, Me. 1060. CHARLES WESLEY SMILEY. B.A.; M.A., 1877. *• T. *. B. K. Born September 10, 1846, Fitchburg, Mass. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary (assistant librarian), 1874-75. Taught in Centenary Collegiate Institute, Hackettstpwn, N. J., 1875-76 ; Drew Ladies' Seminary, Carmel, N. Y., 1876-77. Resided in Madison, N. J., engaged in literary work, 1877-79. Chief clerk and special agent, 9th U. S. Census, Fishery Branch, 1879-84. Chief of division, U. S. Fish Commission, 1884-88; librarian of the Commission, 1888-89. Expert special agent, loth U. S. Census, in charge of Fishery Branch, 1889-91. Engaged in the printing business, Washington, D. C, 1891-99. Engaged in literary work, 1899 . Editor: Berean Bible Lessons, 1875-78; Psi Upsilon Biographical Catalogue, 1877-70; The Fishing Industries of the United States, 7 volumes (with No. 917), 1879-84; Non-graduate Alumni Record of Wesleyaln University, 1883; various scientific volumes and reports. Married, 1890; divorced, 1898. Address : Oakland, Cal. Permanent address : Takoma Park, Wash- ington, D. C. 1061. EDWIN PITMAN STEVENS. B.A.; M.A., 1877; B.D., Boston University, 1877; D.D., Ssrracuse University, 1904. *. T. *. B. K. Born November 29, 1851, Boston, Mass. Broiier of No. 2040. Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1874-77. Joined Troy Conference, M. E. Church, 1877. Stationed at Bath-on-the- Hudson, N. Y., 1877-80; Stillwater, 1880-83; Hoosick Falls, 1883-86; Ballston Spa, 1886-89; Cambridge, 1889-91; Plattsburg, 1891-95; First Church, Albany, 1895-1900. Presiding Elder, Albany District, 1900-06. Stationed at Mechanicsville, N. Y., 1906-10; Rutland, Vt., 1910 Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1904. Married May 14, 1878, Frances C. Saxe, who died March 18, 1888. Married September 7, 1909, Mrs. Nellie J. Packer, of Mechanicsville, N. Y. Children: Grace Drury, b. April 13, 1880, d. April 15, 1881; Elizabeth Frances, b. June 7, 1884 (B.A., Goucher College, 1909) ; Franklin Rand, b. August 23, 1886 (B.E., Union, igo8). Address : Rutland, Vt. 1062. EMORY HARLOW TALBOT. B.A.; M.A., 1877. *• T. Born September 11, 1851, Sandwich, Mass. Son of No. 226. Midshipman in tJ. S. Navy, 1864. Reporter for The Boston Globe, Mass., 1874-75. News editor of The Hartford Times, Conn., 1875-77. Night editor of The Boston Globe, Mass., 1877-78. Reporter for The Boston Post, Mass., 1878-79. New England representative of The Chicago Times, 111., 1878 . Reporter for The Boston Journal, Mass., 1879-81 ; editor, 1881-1904. Editor of The Boston Post, 1904-08. 293 1874.] GRADUATES. Night editor of The Boston Advertiser, 1908 -. Boston representa- tive of The New York Herald, 1881-86; of The New York American and The New York Times, 1886 -. Married September 12, iSj"©, H. Virginia Davis, of Baltimore, Md. Children: Frank Earlbugher Davis, b. October 20, 1878; Arthur Wilbour, b. October 23, 1884; Ethel, b. Februaty 28, 1888. Address : 3 Nottingham St., Dorchester, Mass. 1063. *ALBERT MARION TALLMADGE. B.A.; M.A., 1877; LL.B., Yale University, 1877. A. A. #. Born February 22, 1854, Fair- field, Conn. Traveled in Europe ; studied in the University of Leipzig, Germany, 1874-75. Studied in Yale Law School, 1875-77. Admitted to the bar, 1877. Practised law in Bridgeport, Conn., 1877-1905. Deputy judge of City Court, Bridgeport, Conn., 1879-81. Member of Conn. Legis- lature, 1884. Town attorney of Bridgeport, Conn., 1888. Judge of probate for District of Bridgeport, 1893-99. Died Februaty 12, 1905, Bridgeport, Conn. 1064. BUSHROD SHEDDEN TAYLOR. B.A. A. A. *. Born November 26, 1849, Poultney, Vt. Brother of W. U. Taylor (class of 1876). Taught in Johnson College, Quincy, 111., 1874-75. Joined Nebraska Conference, M. E. Church, 1875. Stationed at Columbus, Nebr., 1875-77. Transferred to Troy Conference, 1877. Stationed at Sand- lake, N. Y., 1877-79; Weybridge, Vt, 18179-81. By change in confer- ence, became member of Vermont Conference, 1881. Missionary at Aspinwall, S. A., 1881-82. Preached at M. E. Church, North Granville, N. Y., 1882-83. Stationed at Bristol, Vt., 1883. Returned, to mission work at Panama, but resigned on account of health, 1884. Stationed at Storm Lake, Iowa, 1885-86; Jamestown, N. Dak., 1886-87; Wahpeton, 1887-88. Supernumerary, to enter evangelistic field, 1888-- — . Resided in Minneapolis, Minn'., 1888-91 ; Des Moines, Iowa, engaged as evangelist and prohibition speaker, 1891-1902. Resided in Mooers, N. Y. ; organized Mooers Campmeeting Association, 1902-10. Author: Full Salvation; Holy Fire; The Old Stump, etc. Editor: The Life Line, an illustrated magazine. Married May 22, 1878, Letha Electa Horton, of Sandlake, N. Y., who died April 24 1894. Married March 19, 1895, Mrs. Lillie Estilla (Cun- ningham) Wood, of Middletown, Conn. Children: Marian Aria, b. March 7, 1879, m. I. N. Thompson; William Henry, b. December 17, 1880, d. February 3, 1885; Frank Chandler, b. June 15, 1882; Julia May, b. April 6, 1884, m. Rev. E. C. Roberts ; John Horton, b. June 2, 1886, d. December 13, 1908; Anna Leonora, b. April 26, 1888; Jennie Love, b. May 18, 1890 ; Letha Elizabeth, b. July 2, 1892, d. November S, 1^3; Henry Boardman, b. April 4, 1894. Address : 655 Quinnipiac Ave., New Haven, Conn. 1065. EDWARD DAVID TOWLE. B.A.; M.A., 1877. 0. N. 9. *. B. K. Born June 23, 1853, Boston, Mass. Brother of G. H. Towle (class of 1873). ■ ^ Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1874-76. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1876. Stationed at Middleboro, Mass., 1876-79; Stafford Springs, Conn., 1879-81; C6unty St., New Bedford, Mass., 1881-82. Withdrew from the conference, 1882. Pastor of Unitarian Church, Chelsea, Mass., 1882-87. Resided at Elizabethton, Tenn., 1887-89. Pastor of 294 GRADUATES. [1874-75. All Souls' Church (Unitarian), Cha;ttanooga, Tenn., 1889-92; East (Unitarian) Church, Salem, Mass., 1892-97; Second Unitarian Society, Brookline, Mass., 1897-1908. Traveled in Europe, 1908-09. Married July 25, 1877, M. Isabel Ward, of Hillsboro, N. H. Child : Ethel Ward, b. April 8, 1880. Address: Hillsboro, N. H. 1066. JOHN CORNWELL WELWOOD. B.A.; M.A., 1877; B.D., Protestant Episcopal Theological School, Cambridge, Mass., 1877. *. N. e. Born May 15, 1852, Jersey City, N. J. Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1874-76 ; Protes- tant Episcopal Theological School, Cambridge, Mass., 1876-77. Ordained deacon in the Protestant Episcopal Church, 1877. Minister of Grace Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1877-78. Ordained priest, 1878. Rector of St. Peter's Church, Beverly, Mass., 1878-83. Associate rector of Christ Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1883-89. Rector of St. Paul's Church, Holyoke, Mass., 1889-97! Chaplain of 2d Regt., Mass. Volunteer Militia (in service in Cuba, 1898), 1891-99. Rector of the Church of the Holy Spirit, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1899^ . Married December 11, 1882, Alba E. Wall, of Dorchester, Mass. Child: Frances Amory, b. February 12, 1885 (B.A., Vassar). Address: 221 1 82d St., Brooklyn, N. Y. CLASS OF J875. 1067. ARTHUR LEONARD ANDREWS. B.A.; M.A., 1878. *. T. *. B. K Born April i6, 1855, Marion, Iowa. Studied law in Albany, N. Y., 1875-77. Admitted to the bar, 1877. Practising law in Albany, N. Y., 1877 -, Corporation counsel, ' city of Albany, 1900 . Commissioner to revise the charter for cities of the second class, N. Y., 1895. Hudson-Fulton celebration commis- sioner, 1909. Married September 4, 1879, Alice Anable, of Albany, N. Y. Child : Harold F., b. July 3, 1884 (Ph.B., Yale, 1906). Address : Home Savings Bank Building, Albany, N. Y. 1068. LEONARD LEMON BEEMAN. B.A.; M.A., 1878. *. T. *. B. K. Born March 12, 1849, North Fairfax, Vt. Brother of No. 769. Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1875-76. Joined Vermont Conference, M. E. Church, 1876. Stationed at Proctorsville, Vt., 1876-77; West Fairlee, 1877-78; Bellows Falls, 1878-81; Wood- stock, 1881-82. Supernumerary; in poor health; on a farm in West Brookfield, Mass., 1882-85. Stationed at St. Johnsbury, Vt., 1885-86. Principal of East Greenwich Academy, R. I., 1886-87. Stationed at Barre, Vt., 1887-90. Supernumerary, 1890-92. Presiding Elder of Montpelier District, 1892-98. Transferred to New England Confer- ence, 1898. Stationed at Ware, Mass., 1898-1901. Supernumerary, 1901-04. Stationed at Bondsville, Vt., 1904-06. Supernumerary, igo6-o8. Stationed at Amherst, Mass., 1908-10. Supernumerary, 1910. Superintendent of schools, Barre, Vt., 1888-89. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1888-93. Married June 29, 1876, Phebe Almeda Stone (No. 1138), of West Brookfield, Mass. Children : Phebe Stone, b. July 22, 1877, d. April 22, 1881.; Bowman Stone, b. July 14, 1880 (class of 1904) ; Wilbur Stone 29s 1875.] GRADUATES. (No. 2526), b. January 22, 1882; Lejla Stoiie, b. March 12, 1887, m. H. D. Arnold (No. 2524) ; Francis Stone, b., August 4, 1889 (B.S., Mass. Agricultural College, 1910). Address : Ware, Mass. 1069. *ALFRED EDGAR BEST. B.A. ; M.A., 1878. ■ir. T. Born December 12, 1848, Mechanicsville, N. Y. Studied in Drew Theological Seminarjr, 187S-76. Principal of Georgetown Academy, Del., 1876-77. Associate editor, The Morning Herald, Wilmington, Del, 1877-79. Business manager oi Every Even- ing, Wilmington, Del., 1879-81. Merchant, Mechanicsville, N. Y. Died November 27, 1893, Utica, N. Y. 1070. ROBERT EDGAR BISBEE. B.A.; M.A., 1878. #. N. e. *. B. K. Born October 11, 1851, Wellington, Me. Taught in Chamberlain Institute, Randolph, N. Y., 1875-77. Presi- dent of Clark University, Ga., 1877-81. Financial agent of the Freed- men's Aid Society, M. E. Church, 1881-82. Joined Maine Conference, M. E. Church, 1882. Stationed at Lisbon, Me., 1882-84. Transferred to Columbia River Conference, 1884. President of Spokane College, 1884-87. Stationed at Jefferson St., Spokane, Wash., 1887-89. Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1889-90. Supernumerary; preached in Boston St. M. E. Church, Lynn, Mass., 1890-91. President of Spokane College, acting as financial agent and residing in Cam- bridge, Mass., 1891-92. Transferred to Vermont Conference, 1892. Stationed at South Royalton, Vt., 1892-93. Traiisferred to New Eng- land Conference, 1893. Stationed at Newburyport, Mass., 1893-96; Chicopee, 1896-99; East Pepperell, 1899-1901; Milford, 1901-04; May- nard, 1904-08. Transferred io New England Southern Conference, 1908. Stationed at Hull, Mass., 1908 . Married July 26, 1875, Ada M. Graves. Children: Lena Isobel, b. August 14, 1877; Edna Caro, b. February 10, 1883; Robert Merrill, b. April 27, 1885 (class of 1906) ; Joseph Graves, b. November 26, 1891. Address: Hull, Mass. 1071. *JOHN PARKER BRONK. B.A.; LL.B., Yale University, 1877; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1878. Bom January 24, 1855, Brooklyn, N. Y. Studied in Law School of Boston University, 1875-76; Yale Law School, 1876-77. Admitted to the bar, 1877. Practised law in Hart- ford, Conn., 1877-85. Office attorney of Traveleirs' Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn., 1882-85. Member of Court of Common Council, Hartford, Conn., 1883^84. Representative' of Travelers Insurance Company, Denver, Col., 1885-90. ' President of Colorado Loan and Trust Company-. Resided in New Baltimore, N. Y., 1890-94; Denver, Col., 1899-1901 ; Hartford and Bridgeport, Conn., and Deland, Fla., 1901-04. Died January 22, 1904, Bridgeport, Conn. Married August 24, 1878, Anna Tucker Roberts, of Hartford, Conn. ; divorced, 1896; , Married March 2, 1897, Mrs. Lillie L. Piatt Bennett, of Bridgeport, Conn. Child: Frederick R., b. July 21, 1879. 1072. MORRIS DE VEAU CHURCH- B.A., 1910. A. A. *. Left college in Senior year, 1875. Ordained in the Reformed Epis- copal Church, 1876. Pastor, of churches in Chicago, 111., and Cincin- nati, Ohio, 1876-81. Joined Newark Conference, M. E. Church, 1881. Stationed at St. Luke's Church, Newark, N. J., 1881-82; Calvary Church, East Qrange, 1882-84; Montclair, 1884-87; Boonton, 1887-89; 296 GRADUATES. [1875. Washington, 1889-92; Haverstraw, N. Y., 1892-95; West Side Ave., Jersey City; N. J., 1895,-97; Trinity Church, Paterson, 1897-1901; Hackettstown, 1901-02; Sumraerfield, Staten Island, N. Y., 1902-04; Eighth Ave., Newark, N. J., 1904-05; Hedding Church, Jersey City, 1905-08; Chatham, 1908-10; Somerville, 1910 . Address : Somerville, N. J. 1078. OLIVER ALLEN COLEMAN. B.A.; M.A., 1878. *. *. Born March I, 1854, Flatlands, N. Y. Brother of Nos. 1000 and 1119. Studied law in Cooperstown, N. Y., 1875-78. Admitted to the bar, 1878. In a law office, Detroit, Mich., 1878-79. Practised law in Detroit, Mich., 1879-81. City attorney, Baxter Springs, Kans., 1881-83. Secretary and treasurer, Georgia Loan and Trust Company, Americus, Ga., 1883 . President of the first Chamber of Commerce, Americus, Ga. Married May 22, 1884, Vivienne Burke, of Americus, Ga. Children: Cornelia, b. October 7, 1885; William Burke, b. November 27, 1889; Ruth, b. February 7, 1893 ; Thomas Edmund, b. July 23, 1895. Address: Macon, Ga. 1074. *WILLIAM ALBERT COTTLE. B.A.; M.A., 1878. A. K. E. Born February 21, 1849, North Tisbury, Mass. Resided in Norwich, Conn., 1875-76. Preached in Dedham, Mass., 1876-77. Studied medicine "in Boston, Mass., and in New York Uni- versity, 1877-81. Taught in the Warren School, Boston, Mass., 1881. Practised medicine, 1^1-94. Died November 20, 1894, Mattoon, Wis. 1075. FRANCIS ASBURY CRANDALL. B.A. *. T. Born October 13, 1854, New London, Conn. Salesman, with A. T. Stewart & Co., New York, N. Y., 1875-81; manager of department, 1881-95. Vice president. National Gramo- phone Company, •1895-1905. Treasurer of various companies and manager of estates, 1905 . Married July 5, 1883, Isabella Hale Joslin, of Keene, N. H. Chil- dren: Mary Hale, b. August 31, 1884 (B.A., Vassar, 1907), m. Abner Howard; Edvarda Thayer, b. August 21, 1894. Address : 168 Park Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. 1076. M[OSES] EUGENE CULVER. B.A.; M.A., 1878. Iii the drug busi- ness, Theresa, N. Y., 1876-78. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1878-80. Preached in M. E. Church, St. Lawrenee, N. Y., 1880-81. Joined Northern New York Conference, M. E. Church, i^i. Sta- tioned at Lafargeville, N. Y., 1881-82; Brasher Falls, 1882-83; East Constable, 1883-86; Floyd, 1886-87. Located, at his request, 1887. Preached and farmed at Clarempnt, Va., 1887-96. In the insurance and real estate business, Attleboro, Mass., 1896 — — . Married October 20, 1880, Ida L. Wells, of Middletown, Conn. Children: Alice Clara, b. August S, 1883; Ethel Elizabeth, b. August IS, 1886; Olin Wells, b. October 3. 1892. Address : Gifford Block, Attleboro, Mass. 1079. *CHARLES FRANK ELY. B.A.; M.A., 1878. A. K. E. Born July 3, 1850, Westfield, Mass. Studied law in Westfield, Mass., 1875-78. Admitted to the bar, 1879. Practised law in Westfield, Mass., 1879-1908. School commissioner, 1888-91. Died June 14, 1908* Westfield, Mass. Married April 19, 1880, Orra H. Jones, of Westfield, Mass. Address of widow : 16 Day Ave., Westfield, Mass. 1080. JUNIUS GUILFORD FALLON. B.A.; M.A.; 1878; Ph.D., Harriman University, igoo; D.D., Rust University, 1900. ■*■. T. Born December 6, 1848, Keeseville, N. Y. Joined Troy Conference, M. E. Church, 1875. Stationed at Chatham Center, N. Y., 1875-78; North Chatham, 1878-81; Vail Ave., Troy, 1881-84; Schuylerville, 1884-87 ; Salem, 1887-89; Westport, 1889-92; Greenbush, 1892-97; Ash Grove, l897-l900;' Albany St., Schenectady, 1900-05. Supernumerary, 1905-10. Superannuated, 1916. Married July 8, 1875, Mary E.' Nichols, of Peri!, N. Y., who died August; 28, ,1882. Married December .28, 1887, Ella' S. Springer, of Camden, N. J. Children: John Henry, b. May 2, 1876; Junius Everest, b. Miay 13, 1879; 'Rheuby Margaret, b. July i, 1889; Elsie Crawford, b. August 30, 1890. Address : 441 North 53d St., Philadelphia, Pa. 1081. FREDERICK WESTERVELT FORT. B.A.; M.A., 1878- 4. K. E. Born February I, 1853, New Providence, N. J. Principal of public schools. Summit, N. J., 1875-77 ; Linden, 1877-82 ; Newark, 1S82- — . Married September 26, 1877, Julia Vincent Brown, of Franklin, N. J. Children : Marion B., b. August 21, 1878 ; Jacob' Irving, b. June i, 1880; Bessie Sprague, b. February 27, 1884, d. August 5, 1885; Fred- erick Westervelt, b. August 30, 1^6. Address: 33 South loth St., Newark, N. J. 1082. *FRANKLIN HARRIS GRIFFIN. B.A. A. A. #. *. B. K. Bom January 6, 1852, Flushing, N. Y. City editor of The Wheeling Evening Standard, W. Va., 1876-77. Principal of Ogden Academy, Utah; 1877; of a select school, Evanston, Wyo., i879t8i: In business in Flushing, N. Y., 1881-1911. Secretary, Flushing Cooperative and Loan Association. Treasurer; Long Island Savings and Investment Association. Died March s, loii, Flushinsr. N. Y. 298 GRADUATES. [1875. Married December 26, 1878, Fannie Cleon Vancfe, of Paris, 111. Children : Benj arain Herbert, b. October 3, 1879, d. February 18, 1881 ; Gertrude Muriel, b. March 16, 1891. Address of widow : Flushing, N. Y. 1083. HARRY CLAY HEERMANS. B.A.; M.A., 1878. A. A. *. Born June 3, 1852, Fellowsville, W. Va. Acting principal of Corning Free Apademy, N. Y., 1875-76. Studied law in Corning, N. Y., 1875-77. Member of firm, Heermans & Law- rence, machinists and jobbers in plumbing supplies, Corning, N. Y., 1877-1908. City engineer. Corning, N. Y., 1883-90. President of the Ontario Land Company, of Duluth, Minn., 188& . President and manager, Hoquiam Water Company, AVash., i8g8 ; of the Olympia Water Works, Wash., 1905 . Removed to Hoquiam, Wash., 1908. Married September 25, 1878, Ella Weston, of Painted Post, N. Y., who died May 15, 1880. Married March 27, 1886, Annie Lawrence Townsend, of Erwin, N. Y. Children: Ruth, b. June 3, 1888 (B.A., Vassar, 1910) ; Joseph Fellows, b. November 28, 1891 ; Jerome Town- send, b. July 6, 1893 ; Helen DeKay, b. January 29, 1895, d. August 31, 1896; Donald, b. September 11, 1896. Address : Hoquiam, Wash. 1084. AUSTIN HENRIE HERRICK. B.A.; B.D., Boston Uni- versity, 1878; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1879. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Born March 7, 1854, Buckland, Mass. Son of A. F. Herrick (class of 1853) ; brother of E. P. Herrick (class of 1880). Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1875-78. Preached in M. E. Church, South Athol, Mass., 1877; North Grafton, 1878-79. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1879. Sta- tioned at Highlands Church, Lowell, Mass., 1879-81 ; North Ave., Cambridge, 1881-82 ; Chicopee, 1882-85 ; Ashburnham, 188S-88 ; Ips- wich, 1888-90; Wilbraham, 1890-93; Brookfield, 1893-98; Chicopee Falls, 1898-1901 ; Stanton Ave., Dorchester, 1901-02; Hudson, 1902-05; Greenfield, 1905-08; Wobum, 1908-11 ; Glendale Church, Everett, 1911. Married April 20, 1881, Sarah Leonora Prouty, of Spencer, Mass. Children: Asbury Haven, b. June 20, 1882 (B.A., Ohio Wesleyan, 1903) ; Cyril AUyn, b. May 28,. 1885 ; Ilga Elaine, b. September 19, 1890. Address : Everett, Mass. 1085. *GEORGE WASHINGTON HUGHES. B.A. A. K. B. Born January 10, 1851, Newark, !N. J. Preached in M. E. Church, Stephenton, Mass., 1875-76. Joined Troy Conference, M. E. Church, 1876. Stationed at West Charlotte, N. Y., 1877-78; Panton, Vt., 1878-79; EUenburg Depot, N. Y., 1879-81; Saranac Lake, 1881-82; Schuyler Falls, 1882-83. Transferred to New York East Conference, 1883. Stationed at West Goshen, Conn., 1883-84. Died July 24, 1884, Bridgeport, Conn. Married January i, 1878, Hattie L. Curtis, of Bridgeport, Conn. One child (deceased); 1086. *LEWIS McLELLAN JACKSON. B.A.; M.A., 1878. Born April 14, 1854, Indianapolis, Ind. Taught in Deering, Me., 1875-76; Lakeville, Mass., 1876-77. Reporter for The Portland Press, Me., 1877. Principal of a graded school. Warehouse Point, Conn., 1877-78; High School, Kennebunk,. Me., 1878-79; Powers Institute, Bemardston, Mass., 1879-83; High 299 1875.] GRADUATES. School, Athol, Mass., 1883-86. In the insurance business, Worcester, Mass., 1886-1905. Died January 25, 1905, Worcester; Mass. Married June 23, 1881, Estelle A. Fisher, of Springiieldi Mass., who died December 20, 1887. Married October 31, 1893', Linna E. Rider, of Worcester, Mass. Child : Harold Frank, b. May 22, 1884. Address of widow: 167 Pleasant St., Worcester, Mass. 1087. WILLIAM CHANNING KELLOGG. B.A. A. A. *, *. B. K. Born July 11, 1850, Norwich, Vt. Preached in East Main St. M. E. Church, Norwich, Conn., 1875-76. Studied in Law School of Boston University, 1876-78. Principal of Yarmouth High School, Mass., 1878-81. Taught in Yonkers, N. Y., i88i-82i Admitted to the bar, 1880. Practising law in Yonkers, N. Y., 1882 . City judge of Yonkers, 189S . Married October 3, 1877, Emma J. Lewis, of Norwich, Conn. Chil- dren: Ruth Emma, b. June 30, 1878, m. William Rayner; Lewis Chan- ning, b. November 15, 1886. Address: 10 Halcyon Place, Yonkers, N. Y. 1088. THOMAS RAYMOND KNEIL. B.A.; M.A., 1878. *. T. *. B. K. Born November 6, 1851, Westfield, Mass. Preached in M. E. Church, West Worthington, Mass., 1875-76. Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1876-77. Principal of High School, Belchertown, Mass., 1877-78. Taught in Troy Con- ference Academy, Poultney, Vt., 1878-80. Principal of Union Free School, Crown Point, N. Y., 1880-87, 1889-91. Proprietor of The Ticonderoga Sentinel, N. Y., 1887-89. Principal of High School, Sara- toga' Springs, N. Y., 1891-92. Superintendent of schools, Saratoga Springs, N. Y., 1892 . Married January 5, 1882, Carrie M. Hawley, of Johnsonville, N. Y. Children : Thomas Hawley, b. March 29, 1883, d. April 18, 1896 ; Philip Colburn, b. April 24, 1888; Margaret Mary, b. June i, 1890; Robert Chipraan, b. July 27, 1892; Caroline Marcia, b. July 30, i8g6. Address: 230 Nelson Ave., Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 1089. ISAAC CHASE LIBBY. B.A.; M.A., 1878. *. N. 6. *. B. K. Born March i, 1852, Cornish, Me. Assistant superintendent of State Reform School, Cape Elizabeth, Me., : 1875. Graduate student in Wesleyan University, 1875-76. Vice principal of High School, Middletown, Conn., 1876-78; principal, 1878-80. Principal of High School, Great Falls, N. H., 1880-81. Engaged in tutoring in Middletown, Conn., 1881-82. President of Spokane College, Wash. ; pastor of First M. E. Church, Spokane, Wash., 1882-84. Joined Columbia River Conference, M. E. Church, J883. Withdrew from the conference, 1884. Proprietor of English and Classical School, Spokane, Wash., 1884-86. Engaged in stodk farming, Spokane, Wash., 1886-97. Superintendent of schools, Spo- kane County, Wash., 1889-91. Teaching in High School, Spokane, Wash., 1897 . Taught in State Normal School, Cheney, Wash., 1902. Married July 25, 1877, Mattie E. Libby, of Meriden, Conn. Chil- dren: Mary Ledoit, b. June 19, 1879, m. Rev. J. L. Carpenter; Rutii Ronald, b, June 19, 1879 ; Fred Clark, b. December 23, 1883, d. July II, 1884; Laura Manning, b. January 28, 1887; Paul Thompson, b. .May 30, 1888 ; Zadel, b.. July 25, 1892, d. May 12, 1893. Address: S. 113 Haven St., Sj)okane, Wash. 300 GRADUATES. [1875. 1090. CYRUS COLIGNI LOVEJOY. B.A.; M.A., 1878. *. T. *. B. K. Born October 9, 1845, Landaflf, N. H. Joined Rock River Conference, M. E. Church, 1875. Stationed at Walnut and West Bureau, III, 1875. Transferred to Wyoming Con- ference, 1875. Taught in Wyoming Conference Seminary, Kingston, Pa., 1875-80. Resided in Hartford, Vt., 1880. Transferred to Rock River Conference, 1881. Stationed at Prairie Center, III., 1881-83; Piano, 1883-86; Wheaton, 1886-87. President of Jennings Seminary, Aurora,- 111., 1887-94. Stationed at New Lenox, 111., 1894-97; Morris, 1897-igoi ; Mount Carroll, 1901-02 ; Berwyn, 1902-05 ; Waterman, 1905-07; Lockport, 1907-09; Seneca, 1909 . Married July 21, 1875, Ellen E. Renfrew, of Hartford, Vt. Address : Seneca, 111. 1091. WARREN AUGUSTUS LUCE. B.A.; M.A., 1878. #. N. e. Born July 11, 1849, Vineyard Haven, Mass. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1875. Stationed at Hanover, Mass., 1875-76; Sachem St., Norwich, Conn., 1876-78 ; Uncasville, Mass., 1878-81 ; Attawaugan, 1881-82; First Church, Fall River, 1882-83; Burnside, Conn., 1883-85; Attleboro, Mass., 1885-87; Hazardville, Conn., 1887-90; First Church, Newport, R. I., 1890-92; First Church, Fall River, Mass., 1892-96; Willimantic, Conn., 1896-97; First Church, Taunton, Mass., 18^7- igoo; Rockville, Conn., 1900-02; Central Church, Taunton, Mass., 1902-07. Superannuated, 1907-08. Stationed at Middleboro, Mass., 1908-10; Plymouth, 1910 . Married June 14, 1876, Mrs. Ella A. Hayes, of Haddam, Conn. Children : Gertrude Scovil, b. December 22, 1877, m. Dr. A. R. Cran- dell; Arthur Whitaker, b. September 5, 1882; Warren Augustus, b. June 23, 1887, d. August 6, 1890; Marjorie Augusta, b. April 4, 1893; Mira Elma, b. June 17, 1894. Address : Plymouth, Mass. 1092. ERNEST ARTHUR MARKHAM. B.A.; M.D., Eclectic Medical College, New York, 1877. Born October 16, 1853, Windsor, Vt. Studied in Eclectic Medical College, New York, N. Y., 1875-77. Practised medicine in South Glastonbury, Conn., 1877-78; Durham, Conn., 1878-85, 1886 . Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology, Eclectic Medical College, New York, N. Y., 1885-86. Health officer and medical examiner, Durham, Conn. Representative in Conn. General Assembly, 1895-96. Married April 21, 1876, Mrs. Annie Deering (Brown) Martin, of New York, N. Y. Children : Oliver Irving, b. February 3, 1877 ; Leonard Bailey, b. Septeinber i, 1878; Maude Minerva, b. December 15, 1879, m. L. E. Markham; Ernest Arthur, b. October 31, 1881, d. April 14, 1883. Address: Box 95, Durham, Conn. 1093. CALEB IRVING MILLS. B.A.; LL.B., Boston Uni- versity, 1877; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1878; D.D., Albuquerque College, 1906/ *. N. e. Born December 11, 1851, Medford, Mass. Studied in Law School of Boston University, 1875-77. In business in Boston, Mass., 1878-79. Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1879-8& Joined East Maine Conference, M. E; Church,' 1880. Stationed at Machias, Me., 1880-82; Columbia Falls, 1882-83;' Winterport, 1883-84 ; Rockport, 1884-87. Transferred to New Eng- 301 1S75.] GRADUATES. land Conference, 1887. Stationed at Saugus, Mass., 1887-88; Water- ville, Me., 1888-89. President of Albuquerque College, 1889-90. Stationed at Santa Fe, N. Mex., 1891-94; Roton, 1894-97. Trans- ferred to Colorado Conference, 1897. Stationed at Fairplay, Col., 1897-98; Loveland, 1898-99; Rocky Ford, 1899-1900; Pueblo, igoo-02. Ordained deacon in the Protestant Episcopal Church, 1903; priest, 1904. Curate, St. Mark's Church, Denver, Col., 1903-06. Assist- ant priest, St. John's Cathedral, Denver, 1906-09. Rector, Ascension Memorial Church, Denver, 1909 . Editor : The Colorado Church- man, igo&r-: — . Married January i, 1878, Hittie S. Crawford, of Searsmont, Me., who died November 25, 1878. Married August 30, 1882, A. Etta Whittemore, of East Machias, Me. Children: Hattie Bacon, b. November 11, 1878, d. November 13, 1878; Lillian Eliza, b. January 3, 1884; Charles Bailey, b. June 20, 1885, d. November 4, 1905; Edgar Irving, b. March 6, 1888; Samuel Whittemore, b. June 10, 1891, d. June 13, 1891. Address : 602 Gilpin St., Denver, Col. 1094. JAMES. NIXON. B. A.; M.A., 1878. *. N. e. Born December 10, ,1842, Petersville, N. B., Canada. Joined Maine Conference, M. E. Church, 1870. Stationed at Anson and Madison, Me., 1875-76; Winthrop, 1876-79; Brunswick, 1879-80^ Alfred, 1880-81; Second Church, Kittery, 1881-82. Supernumerary; preached at Granite Falls, Minn., 1882-83 ; Union, Ore., 1883-84. Trans- ferred to Columbia River Conference, 1884. Preached at Poway, Cal., 1884-85. Located, 1885. Returned to New England, 1886. Preached at Biddeford Pool, Me., 1887-88. Rejoined Maine Conference, 1888. Stationed at Gorham, N. H., 1888-89; Baldwin, Me., 1889-90. Super- numerary, 1890-91. Stationed at Goodwins Mills, Me., 1891-93; Strong, 1893-95; Richmond, 1895-97; Kezar Falls, 1897-99; Gorham, 1899- 1901 ; North Yarmouth, 1901-03 ; West Scarboro, 1903-05 ; West Dur- ham, 1905-07; Wiscasset, 1907-08; Georgetown, 1908-10. Super- numerary, 1910. Married May 12, 1879, Clara B. Merry, of North Anson, Me., who died January 10, 1886. Married October 28, 1893, Fredrietta T. Hill, of Lyman, Me. Child: James Arthur, b. January 9, 1883, d. May, 1886. Address : Georgetown, Me. 1096. MILLARD MAYHEW PARKER. B.A.; M.A., 1878. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born November 27, 1849, Jay, Me. Brother of No. 872. Principal of academy, Glastonbury, Conn.,- 1875-77 ; High School, HoUiston, Ma,ss., 1877-82. Resided in the. West for his health, 1883-84.' Taught in Sierra-Madre College, Pasadena, Cal., 1884-86. Principal of Pasadena Academy, Cal., 1886-91. Vice President and Professor of Latin, Throop Polytechnic Institute, Pasadena, Cal., 1891-97. Presi- dent of the University of Arizona, 1897-1901. Retired; engaged in business, 1901 . Member of City Council, Pasadena, Cal., 1886-90 (president, 1887-90). Married July 4, 1878, M. Josephine Miles, of Westminster, Mass. Children: Alice Josephine, b. September 26, 1879; d. March 18, 1895; Georgfe Millard, b. September 22, 1881 (B.A., Univ. o.f California) ; ' Grace Miles, b. February 10, 1883 (B.L.,' Univ. of California), m. W; T. Olney. Address: 610 Oakland Ave., Pasadena, Cal. 30a GRADUATES. [1875, 1096, BENJAMIN CHANDLER PILSBURY. B.A.; M.A., 1878. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born August 10, 1854, Middletown, Conn. Son of No. 322. Graduate student in Wesleyan University, 1875-76. Taught in Ver- mont Conference Seminary, Montpelier, Vt., 1876-78. Studied in Yale Divinity School, 1878-80. Preached in M. E. Church, Lenox,- Mass., 1880-81. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1881. Taught in Pennington Seminary, N. J., 1881-82. Stationed at Bethle- hem, Conn., 1882-85; Clinton, 1885-88; Georgetown, 1888-90. Super- numerary, 1890-94. Stationed at Redding, Conn., 1894-99; New Canaan, 1899-1902; Woodbury, N. Y., 1902-05; Orient, 1905-09; South Meriden, Conn., 1909 -. Married. October 19, 1882, Katie Estella Parsons, of Lenox, Mass. Child : Clinton Chandler, b. May 10, 1888. Address : South Meriden, Conn. 1097. WESLEY JOHNSON PRENTISS. B.A.; M.A., 1878. *. N. e. Born February 26, 1850, Meriden, Conn. Resided in Hartford, Conn., 1^6. In business in New York, N. Y., 1879-81. Address : unknown. 1098. WILBUR SAMUEL RAYMOND. B.A.; M.A., 1879. A. A. *. Born February 10, 1852, Lockport, N. Y. Brother of G. P. Raymond (class of 1876). Editor of The American Educational Monthly, New York, N. Y., 1876-77. Engaged in journalistic work in Denver, Col., and in wool growing in Kiowa, Col., 1877-79. In the hardware business, Lockport, N. Y., 1879-81 ; in the hardware and mining business, in different places in Colorado, 1881 . Engaged in real estate and banking in Denver, Col. Mayor of St. Elmo, Col., 1882. Made a tour of the world in 1895-96, and again in igoo-oi. Married August 29, 1878, Carrie E. Hall, of Lockport, N. Y. Child : Claudius, b. March 20, 1884 (B.A., Leland Stanford Jr. Univ., 1908). Address : 1531 York St., Denver, Col. 1099. *JOSEPH WALDO VINAL RICH. B.A.; M.A., 1878. A. K. E. Born April 5, 1849, Chesterville, Me. Taught in Maine Wesleyan Seminary, Kents Hill, Me., 1875-79. Principal of Edward Little High. School, Auburn, Me., 1880-82;: High School, Great Falls, N. H., 1882-89; High School, Woonsocket, R. I., 1889-93; Messer St. School, Providence, R.- I., 1893-1905. Died June 16, 1905, Providence, R. I. Married November 18, 1875, Adella C. Parsons, of Farmington, Me. Children: Edwin Gile, b. September 30, 1879; Ethel Ella, b. August 17, 1881, m. C. F. Savage. Address of widow : 216 Henry Ave., Sewiekley, P3. 1100. *JAMES LATIMER ROBINSON. B.A. ; LL.B., Columbia University, 1877; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1S78. Born September 13, 1854, Flatbush, N. Y. Studied in Columbia Law School, 1875-77. Admitted to the bar, 1877. Practised law in New York, N. Y., 1877-83. Connected with U. S. district attorney's office, New York, 1878-80. Died September 22, 1883. 303 1875.] GRADUATES. Married October S, 1882, Cornelia Stagg Butler, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Child: James Latimer (B.A., Columbia, 1904). Address of widow: 309 Lafayette Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 1101. GEORGE EDWIN SANDERSON. B.A.; M.A., 1878. A. K, E. Born October 8, 1845, Lunenburg, Mass. Joined New England Conference, M. E.. Church, 1875. Stationed at Ayer, Mass., 1875-76; Weston, 1876-78; Gloucester, 1878-80; Florence, 1880^83; Rockbottom, 1883-86; , South Framinghara, 1886-88; Conway, 1888-91; Hopkinton, 1891-94; East Pepperell, 1894-97; Coral St., Worcester, 1897-1901 ; Tapleyville, 1901-04; North Andover, 1904-08; Chicopee, 1908-11; West Springfield, 191 1 . Married June 30, 1875, Grace A. Peabody, of Clinton, Mass., who died March 11, 1900. Married June 18, 1902, Margaret Richmond, of Danvers, Mass. Children : Gracie Emma, b. June 5, 1876, m. G. F. True; George Peabody, b. November 24, 1880, d. December 19, 1901. Address : Mittineague, Mass. 1102. MATTHEW VERNER SIMPSON. B.A.; M.A., 1878. SC'. T. Born August 28, 1853, Pittsburg, Pa. Traveled in Europe, 1875-76. In business in Philadelphia, Pa., 1876-77. President of Gas-Saving Company, Philadelphia, Pa., 1877. Admitted to the bar, 1880. Practising law in Philadelphia, Pa., i88d . Assistant city solicitor- of Philadelphia, Pa., 1881-84. Married June 19, 1883, Emma Lathers, of New Rochelle, N. Y. Address : 1420 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 1103. *CLARENCE MORGAN SKEEL. B.A.; M.A., 1878. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born September 16, 1854, Williamstown, N. Y. Brother of No. 1104. In business in New York, N. Y., and Washington, D. C, 1875-77. Joined Northern New York Conference, M. E. Church, 1878. Stationed at New London, N. Y., 1878-79. Went to Denver, Col., for his health, 1879. In the office of the secretary of state, Denver, Col., 1879-80. Died August 9, 1880, Denver, Col. , Married June 20, 1878, Gertrude C. Townsend. Child : Clarence Franklin, b. March 28, 1879, d. in infancy. Address of widow : Washington, D. C. 1104. FRANK DEUEL SKEEL. B.A.; M.A., 1878; M.D., New York University, 1881. A. A. *. Born February 7, 1851, Sterling Valley, N. Y. Brother of No. 1 103. Resided at New York Mills, N. Y., 1875-77. Private tutor in Thomaston, Conn., 1877-78. Studied medicine in New York, N. Y., 1878-81. Practising medicine in New York, N. Y., 1881 . Instructor in Diseases of the Eye, Postgraduate Medical School of New York, N. Y., 1892. Surgeon, New York Eye Infirmary; oph- thalmic surgeon. Deaf and Dumb Institutie. Married December 7, 1882, Mary A. Robertson, of New York, N. Y. Child: Henry Robertson (No. 2771), b. October 4, 1885. Address: 361 Mott Ave., New York, N. Y. 1105. ARTHUR DAVIS SMITH. B.A. A. K. E. Born June 29, 1855, Middletown, Conn. Studied law in Middletown, Conn., 1875-77. Admitted to the bar, 1877. Practised law in Hartford, Corin., 1877-82; Minneapolis; Minn., 1882 . 304 GRADUATES. [1875. Married November 17, 1880, Mrs. Jennie Matteson, of Rocky Hill, Conn.; divorced. Married October 2, 1902, Stella Sophia DeHaven, of Minneapolis, Minn. Children: Arthur Campbell, b. September 3, 1881; Philippa Hilliard, b. August IS, 1903; Hilliard Henry, b. August 14, 1905. Address : 915 Northwestern Building, Minneapolis, Minn. 1106. EDWARD OLIN THAYER. B.A.; M.A., 1878; D.D., New Orleans University,. 189S. *. N. 6. Born December 4, 1852, Chelsea, Mass. Son of No. 172. Principal of Bennett Seminary, Greensboro, N. C. (member of North Carolina Conference), 1875-8!. President of Clark University, Ga., 1881-89. Transferred to Maine Conference, 1889. Stationed at Biddeford, Me., 1889-91; Park St., Lewiston, 1891-94; Gardiner, 1894-97. Presiding Elder, Portland District, 1897-1903. Transferred to Vermont Conference, 1903. Stationed at Springfield, Vt., 1903-07; Barre, 1907 . Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1899-1904. Married September 16, 1879, Clara A. Merrill, of North Conway, N. H. ■ Children: Eleanor Warren, b. June 15, 1880 (B.A., Syracuse, 1901) ; Frances Haskell, b. April 11, 1883, m. G. C. Neill; Clara Edith, b. September i, 1885, d. July 25, 1887. Address : Barre, Vt. 1107. ABRAM SUTTON UNDERHILL. B.A.; M.A., 1878. ■*. T. *. B. K. Born August 28, 1852, Chappaqua, N. Y. Taught in Centenary Collegiate Institute, Hackettstown, N. J., 1875, Studied law, and engaged in the insurance and real estate business, in Ossining, N. Y., 1877-80. Studied in Columbia Law School, 1880-81. Practising law in Ossining and New York, N. Y.,. 1881 . Married May 24, 1877, Annie T. Murray, of Chappaqua, N. Y. Children: Helen M., b. February S, 1880, d. April S, ^885; Ruth Murray, b. August 22, ,1883 (B.A., Vassar, 1905) ; Margaret, b. Feb- ruary 17, 1886; Robert Lindley Murray, b. March 3, 1889 (B.A., Haverford, 1909) ; Elizabeth Sutton, b. November 21, 1892. Address: Ossining, N. Y. 1108. CLARENCE ABIATHAR WALDO. B.A.; M.A., 1878; Ph.D., Syracuse University, 1894. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born January 21, 1852, Hammond, N. Y. Taught in Drew Ladies' Seminary, Carmel, N. Y., 1875-76; Cen- tenary Collegiate Institute, Hackettstown, N. J., 1876-77, 1881-82. Tutor in Mathematics and Registrar, Wesleyan University, 1877-81. Studied in the Universities of.Leipzisr and Munich, , Germany, 1882-83. Professor of Mathematics, Rose : Polytechnic Institute, Terre Haute, Ind., 1883-91 (Acting President, 1885-86, 1888-89). Professor of Mathematics, De Pauw University, 1891-95; Purdue University, 1895- 1908; Washington University, 1908- . Sectional Secretary, Ameri- can Association for the Advancement of Science, 1893, 1902 ; vice president, 1903; secretary of the Council, 1904; general secretary, igpS- Author : 4^ Manual of Descriptive Geometry; numerous tech^ nical and educational papers. Editor: Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science, 1896, '97, '98 ; Proceedings of the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education, 1901, '02, '03. Married August 2, 1881, Abby Wright Allen, of South Hadley, Mass. Child: Alice Goddard, b. December 15, 1882 (B. A., Bryn Mawr, 1904). Address : Washington University, St. Louis, Mo. 305 1875-76.] GRADUATES. 1109. *GEORGE MELVIN WARREN. B.A.; M.A., 1878. *. N. e. Born April 15,- 1849, Deer Isle, Me. In business in Castine, Me., 1875-76. Purser of the Portlands Bangor-Machias Steamboat Company, 1876-77. Studied law in. Castine, Me., 1877-79. Admitted to the bar, 1879. Practised law in CastinCj Me., 1879-1909., State'^ attorney for Hancock County, Me., i879r8i. Elected member of Executive Council by the Maine Legislature, 1887. Collector of customs for the District of Castine, Me., 1890-94, 1898- igo6. Trustee, State Normal Schools, 1896-1905. Died July 24, 1909, Castine, Me. Married February 13, 1879, Mary Elizabeth Parker, of Castine, Me. Child: Raymond Thomas, b. July 27, 1881 (B.A., Bowdoin, 1905). Address of widow: Castine, Me. CLASS OF J876. 1110. ALDON OWEN ABBOTT. B.A.; M.A., 1879. *. N. e. Born April 5, 1848, Springfield, N. H. Preached at East Rock Mission, New Haven, Conn., 1876-77. Joined New York East Conference, M." E. Church, 1877. Stationed at CoUinsville, Conn., 1877-78; Naugatuck, 1878-80. Located, 1880. Principal of a public school, Hazardville, Conn., 1880-81. Preached in M. E. Church, Blandford, Mass., 1881-84. Joined New England Con- ference, 1884. Stationed at West Parish and Granville, Mass., 1884-85. Located, 1885. Vice president. National Life Association, Hartford, Conn., 1885. Principal of a; public school, Whitefield, N. H., 1886-87, Noank, Conn., 1887-88. Supervising principal of public schools, New Haven, Conn., 1888-96.' Retired, 1896. Married November 14, 1876, Lizzie Reynolds Winslow, of Middle- town, Conn. Child: Henry. Dana, b. September g, 1883 (class of 1905)- ' Address : 297 Lexington Ave., New Haven, Conn. 1111. *EVERETT FREMONT ADAMS. B.A.; M.A., 1879; M.D., Bowdoin College, 1881. A. K. E. Born March 18, 1855,- East Boothbay, Me. Taught in Watertown, Conn., 1876-77. Principal of a grammar school, East Boothbay, Me., 1877-78; High. School, Cochituate, Mass., 1878-80. Studied in Boston University, 1879-80; Maine Medical S«!hool, 1880-81. Practised medicine in West Harpswell, Me.,: 1881-82. Engaged in canvassing, 1882. Died June 3, 1900, Council Bluffs, Iowa. 1112. JOSEPH FITHIAN ANDREW. B.A.; B.D., Drew Theo- logical Seminary, 1878; M.A.^ Wesleyan University, 1879.. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born December 9, 1850, Woodbury, N. J. Brother of H. B. Andrew (class of 1878). Joined Newark Conference, . M. E. Church, 1876. Stationed at Alpine, N. J., 1876-77; Stapleton, N. Y., 1877-79; Roselle, N. J., 1879-82; Irvington, 1882-85; (Asst.), St. Paul's Church, Newark, 1885-86; Otisville, N. Y., 1886-88; Hillsdale, ,N. J., 1888-92; Prospe'ct St., Paterson, 1892-97; Paterson Ave., Paterson, 1897-1903; Grace Church, Jersey City, 1903-05., Agent, City Union, Paterson, N. J., 190S • ,, Married March 22, 1882, Mary H. Green, of Morristown, N. J. Address : 707 East 23d St., Paterson, N.- J. 306 GRADUATES. [1876. 1118. EDWARD WEST ATWATER. B.A. A. K. E. Born February 23, 1854, Westfield, Mass. Taught in High School, Westfield, Mass., 1876-77 ; Ware, Mass., 1877^78. In business in Westfield, Mass., 1878-81; Holyoke, Mass., 1881-84; New York, N. Y., 1884 . Married June 28, 1881, Grace Fowler, of Westfield, Mass. Child : Ruth, b. January 10, 1886. Address : 15 Maiden Lane, New York, N. Y. 1114. BURTON THOMPSON BEACH. B.A.; LL.B., New York University, 1878; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1879. *. N. e. Born December 24, 1855, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Son of No. 253; brother of No. 1630. Studied law in Alexandria, Va., 1876-77; Law School of New York University, 1877-78. Admitted to the bar, 1878. Practised law in New York, N. Y., 1878-85, 1900-05. Law editor of Rhodes' Journal of Banking, 1880-81. Journalist, London, Paris, and Berlini 1885-93. Member of the staff of The Chicago Evening Post, 1893-96; New York correspondent, 1896-99. Established, and since associated with, the Beach-Livingstone Bureau of Cable and Telegraphic Corre- spondence, 1896. Cable editor. Associated Press, New York, N. Y., 1897-1900. Member of the staff of The New York Commercial, 1905-08; financial and literary editor, 1906-08. . Married July 11, 1885, Juliet Livingston Broome, of New York, N. Y. Address : The Nevada, New York, N. Y. 1115. JAMES EDWARD BLAISDELL. B.A.; M.A., 1879; M.D., Boston University, 1879. Born February 12, 1854, Chelsea, Mass. Studied in Boston University Medical School, 1876-79. Practising medicine in. Chelsea, Mass., 1879 . Married March 22, 1888, Colena E. Cook, of East Boston, Mass. Children: Esther, b. December 29, 1888 (B.A., Radcliffe, 1909); Ruth, b. July 22, 1895. Address : 109 Washington Ave., Chelsea, Mass. llie. *WILLIAM SUMMERFIELD BLAKE. B.A. A. K. E. Born March 12, 1852, Hancock, N. Y. Taught in N. H. Conference Seminary, Tilton, N. H., 1876-77. Preached in M. E. Church, Boscobel, N. Y., 1877-78. Taught in the Wilson & Kellogg School, New York, N. Y., 1877-81. Joined New York Conference, M. E. Church, 1878. Stationed at Boscobel, N. Y., 1878-80 ; Grace Church, New York, 1880-81 ; Union, Jackson Corners and West Gallatin, 1881-82. Located, 1882. For a number of years before his death principal of the Blake School for Boys, New York, N. Y. Died December 19, 1903, New York, N. Y. Married August 16, 1876, Eva Belle Hall, of Randolph, N. Y. Chil- dren: Harold, b, Jiine 2^, 1879; Elmore, b. July 23, 1881. 1117. WILBERT CELESTUS BLAKEMAN. B.A.; M.A., 1879; Litt.D., Taylor University, 1901. A. A. *. Born May 20, 1847, Bridge- port, Conn. Taught in Portland, Conn., 1876-77. Joined New York East Con- ferejice, M: E. Church, 1877. Stationed at Rockland and Killingworth, Conn., 1877-78; Whitestone, N. Y., 1878-80; Carroll Park, Brooklyn, 307 1876.] GRADUATES: 1880-81 : Parkville, 1881-83. Supernumerary ; engaged in literary work, 1883-84. Stationed at North Wilton, Conn., 1884-85 ; Southport, 1885-88; Shelton, 1888-90; St. John St., New Haven, 1890-92; Orient, N. Y., 1892-94; Islip, 1894-96; Lenox Road, New York, 1896-99; John St., New York, 1899-1901 ; Ansonia, Conn., 1901-02; Olin Church, New York, N. Y., 1902-03; Sheepshead Bay, 1903-oS; Corona, 1905-09; Southold, 1909-11; Long Island City, 1911 . Author: The Black Hand. Married September 14, 1881, Etta Wilson Baldwin, of Newark, N. J. - Children : Edna Marion, b. July 14, 1882, d. March 14, 1891 ; "Wilbert Wellington, b. June 20, 1889. Address : 190 Van Alst Ave., Long Island City, N. Y. 1 1118, AUGUSTUS BURR CARRINGTON. B.A.; M.A., 1879; LL.B., Columbia University, 1881. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born January 31, 1853, Delhi, N. Y. Brother of R. A. Carrington (class- of 1874). Studied law in Delhi, N. Y., 1876-77. Principal of High School, Cochituate, Mass., 1877-78. Taught in Dickinson Seminary, Williams- port, Pa., 1878-80. Studied in Columbia Law School, 1880-81. Admitted to the bar, 1881. Practising law in New York, N. Y., 1881 . President of Manhattan Mortgage Company, 1901 . First vice president and general manager. Guarantee Mortgage Com- pany, New York, N. Y., 1909 . Married August 2, 1883, Elizabeth Dart, of Williamsport, Pa. Child: George Dart, b. May 17, 1888 (B.A., Williams, 1910). Address : 200 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 1119. GEORGE SILAS COLEMAN. B.A.; M.A., 1879; LL.D., 1908. ■*. T. *. B. K. Born June 8, 1856, Flatlands, N. Y. Brother of Nos. 1000 and 1073. Studied law in Cobperstown, N. Y., 1876-77. Taught in Albany, N, Y., 1877-78. Studied law in New York, N. Y., 1878-79; Columbia Law School, 1879-80. Admitted to the bar, 1880. In law offices. New York, N. Y., 1880-83. Managing clerk of the law firm Bristow, Peet & Opdyke, New York, N. Y., 1883-85. Assistant counsel to the Cor- poration of New York City, 1885-92, 1899-1908. Practised law in New York, N. Y., 1892-99. Counsel to the Public Service Commission, N«w York City, 1908 . Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1897 . Married June 5, 1888, Amelia Marion Bergen, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Child: Gertrude Brainerd, b. August 31, 1889. Address: Tribune Building, New York, N. Y. 1120. BENJAMIN COULBOURN CONNER. B.A.; M.A., 1879; D.D., 1910. ■^. T. *. B. K. Born January 5, 1850, Marion, Md. Taught in Dickinson Seminary, Williamsport, Pa., 1876-80. Jpined Central Pennsylvania Conference,, M. E. Church, 1878. Stationed at Sinnaraahoning, Pa., 1880-81 ; Grace Church, Williamsport, 1881-84 ; Ridge Avenue, Harrisburg, 1884-87 ; First Church, York, 1887-92 ; Mulberry St., Williamsport, 1892-95; First Church, Bloomsburg, 1895- 1900; Ridge Avenue, Harrisburg, igoo-03; First Church, Altoona, 1903-06. Superititend&t of Altoona District, 1906 . Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, igoo, '08. Trustee of Williamsport Dickinson Seminary. Married August 16, 1877, Bettie S. Tyler, of Onancock, Va. Chil- dren: Mary Coulbourn, b. September 9, 1878 (B.A., Goucher College, 1900), m. W. V. Hayes, M.D. ; Frances Rowland, b. September 24, 308 GRADUATES. [1876. 1880 (B. A., Goucher College, 1902); Blanche McCabe, b. July 15, 1882 (B.A., Goucher iCoUege, 1904); ELalph Winchester, b. December 11, 1887, d. July IS, 1889. Address : 1224 13th Ave., Altoona, Pa. 1121. CHARLES EDWARD DAVIS. B.A.; M.A.,: 1879; D.D., 1909. ■^. T. *. B. K. Born February 25, 1853, Dudley, Mass. Taught in Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Pa., 1876-77. Joined Wyoming Conference, M. E. Church, 1877. Principal of High School, Webster, Mass!, 1877-82. Transferred to New England Conference, 1878. Stationed at Dudley, Mass., 1879-82; Natick, 1882-85; People's Church, Boston, 1883-88; St. Paul's Church, Lowell, 1888-91; Melrose, 1891-96; Lynn Common, Lynn, 1896-1900; Tremont St., Boston, 1900-03; Westiield, 1903-08; Highlands, Boston, 1908-09. Principal of Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1909-11. Stationed at Boston St., Lynn, Mass., 1911 . Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1907' : Author: Paul Leonard's Sacrifice. Married March 28, 1877, Julia Ann Crowell (daughter of No. 118), who died June 21, 1909. Married December 21, 1910, Clara L. Buck, of Westfield, Mass. Children: Charles Harrison (No. 2141), b. October 13, 1878; Henry Loranus (No. 2142), b. January 29, 1880. Address : 319 Boston St., Lynn, Mass. 1122. *STEPHEN OLIN GARRISON. B.A.; M.A., 1879; B.D., Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church, 1881. A. A. *. Born December 25, 1853, Millville, N. J. Studied in National School of Elocution and Oratory, Philadelphia, Pa.; preached in Lehigh Ave. M. E. Church, Philadelphia, and at Lansdale, 1876-77. Graduated from National School of Elocution and Oratory, 1877. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1877-79. Preached in M. E. Church, Middleville, N. J., 1878-79. Joined Phila- delphia Conference, M. E. Church, 1879. Stationed at Millersville, Pa., 1879-80; Duke St., Lancaster, 1880-81; Hibernia and Thorndale, 1881. On account of poor health, resigned charge; after recovery. of health, stationed at Catasauqua, Pa., 1883-85; Salem. Church, Phila- delphia, 1885-87; Eleventh St., Philadelphia, 1887-88. Founder and principal of N. J. Training School for Feeble Minded Children, 1888- 1900. Author: Forty Witnesses'; Probationers' Hand Book. Died April 17, 1900, Vineland, N. J. -.Married August 26, 1879, Anna Lizzie Baldwin, of Paterson, N. J. Children: Charles Henry (No. 2418), b. November 4, 1880; Norman Scott, b. December 12, 1882 (class of 1905) ; Ida R., b. October 20, 1884; Frances Willard, b. October 6, 1886. Address of widow: Mrs. Wm. A. Hopson, 155 Fair St., Paterson, N.J. 1123. WILLIAM McNAB GILLIS. B.A.; M.A., 1879. *. T. Bom May 20, 1845, Inverness, Que., Canada. Joined Verniont Conference, M. E. Chuirch, 1877. Stationed at Lahdgrove and Peru, Vt, 1877-80; Wardsboro, 1880-83; Mechanics- ville and Cuttirigsville, 1883-86; West Fairlee, 1886-88; South Royal' ton, 1888-91. Transferred to Minnesota Conference, 1891. Stationed at Plainview, Minn., 1891-96; Pine Island, 1896-1902; Fairmount, 1902-04; Rushmore, 1904-08; .Walnut Grove, igo8 . Married April 24, 1877, Mary Elizabeth Codville, of Quebec, Canada. Children: Winnif red Martha, b. March 5, 1878 (Ph.B., Hamline, 1901) ; Mary Gertrude, b. September 20, 1879 (Ph.B., Hamline, 1901) ; 309 1876.] GRADUATES. William Hilary, b. January 27, 1881 (Ph.B., Hamline, 1904) ; Edith Mabel, b.. July 2, 1882 (Ph.B., Hamline, 190S). m. C. C. Albertson; Ernest Benjamin, b. July 11, 1888. Address : Walnut Grove, Minn. 1124. JOSEPH FRANKLIN HALEY. B.A.; M,A., 1879; D.D., Syracuse University, 1900. A. K. E. Born July 26, 1851, Kennebunk, Me. Taught in East Maine Conference Seminary, feucksport, Me., 1879-80. Joined East IV^aine Conference, M. E. Church, 1879. Sta- tioned at Searsport, Me., 1880-83; Eastport, 1883-84; Calais, 1884-87. Presiding Elder of Bucksport District, 1887-92. Stationed at Booth- bay Harbor, Me., 1892-95 ; Dexter, 1895-98. President' of East Maine Conference Seminary, 1898-1900. Stationed at Guilford, Me., 1900-02. Transferred to Maine Conference, 1902. Stationed at Pine St., Port- land, Me., 1902-07; Brunswick, igo7-TT— ^. Delegate to General Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1896. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1894-99. Married June 27, 1878, Lottie J. Farnham, of Bucksport, Me. Chil- dren: Emma Jennie, b. February 27, 1881, m. E. P. Bickford; Arthur Benjamin Farnham (No. 2614), b. October 26, 1884; George Addison Emery, b. January 18, 1888. Address: 6 Pleasant St., Brunswick, Me. 1126. JESSE MARTIN HITT. B.A.; M.A., 1879. *. N. 9. Born October 16, 1854, Martin County, Ind. Principal of High School, Delphi, Ind., 1876-79; Kokomo, Ind., 1879-80. Taught in Vermont Conference Seminary, Monlpelier, Vt, 1880-81. Principal of schools, Northfield, Vt., 1881-88. With D. C. Heath & Co., publishers, Boston, Mass., 1888-90. City superinteiident of schools, New Whatcom, Wash., 1890-gi. County superintendent of schools, Whatcom County, Wash., 1891-97. Superintendent of schbols, Port Toiynsend, Wash., 1897-1905. State librarian of Washington, 190S T- Married June 5, 1878, Ida A. Collins, of Montpelier, Vt. Children : Joseph Edwin, b. January 29, 1880, d. May 3, 1884 ; Henry Collins, b. May 30, 1885 ; William Mayo, b. February 21, 1888. Address: Olympia, Wash. 1126. FRANK GIBBONS HOLCOMBE. B.A.; LL.B., Boston University, 1878. A. K. E. Born December 26, 1852, Southwick, Mass. Studied in Law School of Boston University, 1876-78. Admitted to the bar, 1879. Practising law in Boston, Mass.,. 1879^-- — . Married December 25, 1879, Inez Norman Mayriard, of Northboro, Mass. Children: Amasa Maynard, b. October, 1882 (B.S., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 1904) ; Arthur Norman, b. November, 1884 (B.A., Harvard, 1906) ; Elizabeth, b. August, 1886. Address : 34 School St., Boston, Mass. 1127. HENRY SEW ALL. B.S.; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins Univer- sity, 1879; M.D. (Hon.), University of Michigan, 1888; M.D., Uni- versity of -Denver, 1889. A. K. E. Born May 25, 1855, Winchester, Va. Son of Thomas Sewall (class of 1837). Assistant in Physiological Laboratory, Johns Hopkins University, 1876-78; Fellow in Biology, 1878-79. Studied in Universities of Leip' aig and Heidelberg, Germany, 1879-80. Associate in Biology, Johns Hopkins University, i88o-8i;- Professor of Physiology, University of Michigan, 1882-89. ■ Practising medicine in Denver, Col., 1890 — ^. 310 GRADUATES. [1876. Assistant health commissioner, Denver, Col., 1891-93'. Professor of Physiology, University of Denver, 1891 . Secretary, Colorado State Board of Health, 1893-99. Visiting physician, Denver County and St. Luke's hospitals, 1891 . Married September 21, 1887, Isabel Josephine Vickers, of Toronto, Canada. Address : 1360 Vine St., Depvery Col. 1128. FRANK ROSEVELT SHERWOOD. B.A. A. A. *. Born November 25, 1851, Liberty, N. Y. Brother of C. H. Sherwood (class of 1876). Preached in M. E. Church, Northampton, N. Y., 1876. Joined Troy Conference, M. E. Church, 1877. Stationed at Mayfield, N. . Y., 1877-78; Glenville, 1878-80; West Chazy, 1880-83; Port Henry, 1883-86; Broadalbin, 1886-89; Luzerne, 1889-92; Northville, 1892-96; First Church, Cohoes, 1896-1900; Johnstown, 1900-02; St. Luke's Church, Albany, 1902-08; Ash Grove, Albany, 1908-11 ; Fort Plain, 191 1 . Married June 18, 1878, Catherine Ann McKinlay, of Mayfield, N. Y. Children: Rosevelt Rensselaer (No. 2637), b. September 25, 1885; Clarence McKinlay (No. 2770), b. April i, 1888. Address": Fort Plain, N. Y. 1129. HENRY DWIGHT SIMONDS. B.A. ; M.A., 1879. A. K. E. Born October i, 1850, Mansfield, Conn. Taught in District and High School, Windsor, Conn., 1876^78, Principal of graded schools. Broad Brook, Conn., 1878-79. Superin- tendent and principal of graded schools, Milf ord. Conn., 1879-83; Principal of Fairfield Academy, Conn., 1883-83 ; Prospect St. Gram4 mar School, Bridgeport, Conn., 1885-91;, High School, Bridgeport, Conn., 1891 . Married September 9, 1884, Fannie Abigail Tibbals, of Milf ord, Conn. Children: Elsie Hurlbut, b. February 26, 1886 (B.A. Mount Holyoke) ; Helen Walker, b. May 24, 1890; Bruce Tibbals, b. July S, 189s. Address : 339 Norman St., Bridgeport, Conn. 1130. FRANK STEVENS THORPE. B.A.; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1879, and Syracuse University, 1889; Ph.D., Syracuse Uni- versity, i8go. A. K. E. Born July 29, 1851, Napoli, N. Y. Studied law in Jamestown, N. Y., 1876-77. Taught in Chamberlain Institute, Randolph, N.Y., 1877-82. Admitted to the bar, 1880. Prin- cipal of High School, Gowanda, N. Y., 1882786 ; Free Academy, For- estville, N. Y., 1886-90; High School, Jamestown, N. Y., 1890-97. Taught in New York, N. Y., 1897-1908. Examiner, Municipal Civil Service, N. Y., 1908 — — . Married August 16, 1876, M. Adelaide Burgess, of Cleveland, Ohio. Children: Clara Amelia, b. June 12, 1879, m. F. S. Pendleton; Laura Cordelia, b. June 27, 1881, d. September 26, 1893. Address : 708 East 19th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 1131. ROBERT VAN SANDS. B.A. Born June 14, 1854, Mid- dletown, Conn. Studied law in Albany, N. Y., 1876-77. Practising law in Chicago, 111., 1877 . Supreme regent of Royal Arcanum, 1907. Married September 5, 1876, Alice M. Greenfield, of Middletown, Conn. Children: Robert, b. June 23, 1877; Jessie, b. January 15, 1879; 311 1876.1 GRADUATES, Edward Walter, b. July S, 1880 ; Clara, b. August 15, 1882 ; George, b. April I, 1885. Address : 8s Dearborn St,, Chicago, 111. , 1132. *WILLIAM COPELAND WALLACE. B.A.; LL.B., Columbia University, 1878 ; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1879. A. K. E. *. B. K. Born May 21, 1856, Brooklyn, N. Y. Brother of No. 1229, and of G. S. Wallace (class of 1883). Studied in Columbia Law School, 1876-78. Admitted to the bar, 1878. Assistant U. S. district attorney. New York, N. Y., 1879-83. Practised law in New York, ' 1883-1901. Representative in Congress from Brooklyn, N. Y-, 1889-91. Judge-advocate general. New York, 1894-96. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1894-1901. Died September 4, 1901, Warwick, N. Y. Married October 13, 1880, Kate Douglas, of Middletown, Conn. Child : Helen, b. May 23, 1884. Address of widow : 69 Gates Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. ,1133. CHARLES HARVEY WALTER. B.A. *. N. e. Born November 22, 1850, Lowell, Mass. Brother of E. H. Walter (class of 1879). Preached in M. E. Church, South Wal.den, Vfe, 1876-78. Joined Vermont Conference, M. E. Church, 1877. Stationed at Proctorsville, Vt., 1878-79; Weston, 1879-82; Union Village, 1882-85; Brownsville, ■188S-88; Wardsboro; 1888-91. Transferred to New England South- ern Conference, 1891. Stationed at Truro, Mass., 1891-93; Wareham and East Warfeham, 1893-96; South Braintree, 1896-97 ; Warehouse Point, Conn., 1897-98; Marion, Mass., 1898- 1900; Bryantville, 1900-01. Superintendent, Stetson Home for Orphan Boys, 1901-02. Assistant superintendent, N.H. Orphan's Home, 1903. Supernumerary, 1904-08. Superannuated, 1908. Superintendent of schools, Weston, Vt., 1880-81. Chairman of school board of Wardsboro, Vt., 1888-90. Member of Board of. Education of Windham County, Vt., 1889. Married December 12, 187^, Zoe E. Colbyi of Bradford, Vt. Chil- dren: a daughter, b. February 28, 1880, d. in infancy; Charles Wesley, b. July 14, 1881 ; Weston Colby, b. July 14, 1881. Address : West Yarriiouth, Mass. 1134. *JOHN WILLIAM WHITNEY. B.A.; M.A., 1879;- M.D., Long Island College Hospital, 1884. A. A. *. Born April 30, 1850, Macomb, N. Y. Brother of R. A. Whitney (class of 1880). Principal of High School, Saratoga, N. Y., 1876-79. Taught in Ives Seminary, Antwerp, N. Y., 1879-80; Wesleyan Seminary, Gouver- neur, N. Y., 1880-81. Studied at L. I. College Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1881-83. Warden of the same, 1883-84. House physician and surgeon. City Hospital, N. Y., 1884-86. . Practised medicine in Syra- cuse, N. Y., 1886-93; Homer, N. Y., 1893-1908. Died June 21, 1908, Homer, N. Y. J Married September 7, 1887, Lucy A. Berry, of Barnstead, N. H. Children: Irene, b. September 8, 1888; Gladys, b. November 15, 1889; Mary Elizabeth, b. May. 8, 1892; Helen, b. August 5, 1894; John Wil- liam, b. October 19, 1899, d. December 27, 1901; Robert Berry, b. January 12, 1901. Address of widow : Homer, N. Y. 1135. EDWARD ARTHUR WILKIE. B.A.; M;A., 1879; LL.B., Boston University, 1881. ■*■. T. *. B. K. Born July 19, 1856, West- brook, Conn. 312 GRADUATES. [1876. Taught in Gushing Academy, Ashburnham, Mass., 1876-78. Studied jn Law School of Boston, University, 1878-81. Practising, law in Boston; Mass., 1881^ — . Recorder of N. E. Telegraph and Telephone Company, 1907 . , Married December 31, 1887, Elizabeth Bellamy, of Brookline, Mass. Address : loi Milk St., Boston, Mass. 1136. HERBERT CLARENCE WILMARTH. B.A. A. K. E. Born December 22, 1846, Mansfield, Mass. Engaged in book-canvassing, chiefly in Susquehanna County, Pa., 1876-79. Taught in Adamsburg, Pa., 1879-80; South Fork, Pa., 1880-81. Representative in Mass. of the Louden Machinery Company of Fairfield, Iowa, 1895 • Address: Mansfield, Mass. 1137. JENNIE LARNED (Thomas). B.A. ; M.A., 1879. *.B.K. Born January 17, 1856, Fishkill, N. Y. Resided at home, Buffalo, N. Y., 1876-80. Taught in a public school, Niagara Falls, N. Y., 1880; High School, Buffalo, N. Y., 1880-93. Married July 27, 1893, Charles Edgar Thomas, of Springfield, Ohio. Address : Mrs. C. E. Thomas, 1206 North Limestone St., Springfield, Ohio. 1138. PHEBE ALMEDA STONE (Beeman). B.A.; M.A., 1879. *. B. K. Born May 26, 1849, Gardner, Mass. Married June 29, 1876, Leonard Lemon Beeman (No. 1068). Chil- dren: Phebe Stone, b. July 22, 1877, d. April 22, 1881 ; Bow- man Stone, b. July 14, 1880 (class of 1904) ; Wilbur Stone (No. 2526), b. January 22, 1882 ; Leila Stdiie, b. March 12, 1887, m. H. D. Arnold (No. 2524) ; Francis Stone, b. August 4, 1889 (B.S., Mass. Agricultural College, 1910). ■ • Address : Mrs. L. L. Beeman, Ware, Mass. . 1139. HANNAH ADA TAYLOR (Wells). B.A.; M.A., 1879. *. B. K. Born June 10, 1852, Windham, N. H. Resided in Bridgeport, Conn., 1876-80; Middletown, Conn., 1880-85; Haverhill, Mass., ' 1885-98 ; Middletown, Conn:, 1898-1901. Volunteer worker, Hull St. Settlement, Boston, Mass., 1901-05 ; superintendent, 1907. Assistant secretary, Y. W. C. A., Haverhill, Mass., 1906. Author: Birthday arid Prayer Book. Married August 28, 1876, George Henry Wells, of Middletown, Conn., who died February 23, 1885. Child: Henry Gordon (No. 2315), b. October 12, 1879. . Address : Mrs. Hannah A. Wells, 4 Arlington Place, Haverhill, Mass. 1140. ANGIE VILLETTE WARREN (Perkins). B.A.; M.A., 1879. *. B. K. Born November 6, 1854, Danielsonville, Conn. Resided in Danielsonville, Conn., 1876-78. Taught in High School, Newport, R. I., 1878-79; Wellesley College, Mass., i879-8o._ Pre- ceptress in Lawrence University, Appleton, Wis., 1880-83. Resided in Baltimore, Md., 1883-87; Bryn Mawr, Pa., 1887-91; Knoxville, Tenn., 1891 . Dean of woman's department. University of Tennessee, 1897-1900. President, Tennessee Federated Women's Clubs, igoo-04. Director-general, Federated Women's Clubs, 1901-05; corresponding secretary, 1905-07. Author : San Diego to. Sitka. 313 1876-77.] GRADUATES. Married September 19, 1883, Professor Charles Albert Perkins. Children.: Marcia Villette, b. February 11, 1885; Margaret, b. May 27, 1888; Aldce Rose Standish, b. December 9, 1889; Warren Albert, b. January 11, 1894. Address: Mrs. C. A. Perkins, 1547 West Clinch Ave., KnoxviUe, Tenn. CLASS OF J 877. 1141. MIDDLESEX ALFRED BAILEY. B.A.; M.A. (Hon.), 1898. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born January 31, 1856, .Middlefield, Conn. Principal of a public school, Winsted, Conn., 1877-80. Head master of Keene High, School, N. H., 1880-85. Taught, in State Normal School, Einporia/ Karis., 1885-99. ' Head of department of mathematics, N. Y. Training School for Teachers, New Yprk, N. Y., , 1899 • Author : American Comprehensive Arithmetic; American Mental Arithtneticj Elementary and High School Algebra; Number Primer (with G. B. Germann); , Married August 14, 1877, Ida Augusta Shelley, of Durham, Conn. Children: Alfred Miller (No. 2260), b. November 7, 1879; Helen Edna, b. November 22, 1882, d. January 2, 1886; John Finley, b: December 28, 1890. , -,, Address : Lowerre Summit, Yonkers, N. Y. 1142.- JEREMIAH FRANCIS CALEF. B.A.; M.T>,, Yale Uni- versity, 1880; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1882. SE'. ,T. Born October 14, 1855, Middletown, Conn. Son of No. 412 ; brother of A. B. Calef (class of 1881). Studied medicine in Middletown, Conn., and in New York, N. Y., 1877-78; Yale Medical School, 1878-80. Assistant in medicar depart- ment of Yale University, 1879-80. Practising medicine in Middle- town, Conn., 1880 — —. Resided and practised also in Cromwell, Conn., 1881-91. Secretary of Middlesex County Medical Society, 1880-87. Member of School Board, Cromwell, Conn., 1881-90. Town physician, Middletown, Conn., 1891-95; health officer, 1896-1900. Surgeon general, state of. Connecticut, 1899-1901. Vice president. Association of Military Surgeons of the U. S. Editor: Regulations for the Examination of Recruits, C. N. C, 1900; Physical Standards for Efficient Military Service, 1901. Married April 10, 1883, Laura Dart Hutchinson, of Cromwell, Conn. Children: Lucy Foster, b. and d. April 9, 1884; Edith Dart, b. December i, 1885 {B.A., Mount Holyoke, l9Q7),:m. H. E. Ackerson, Jr.; Irene Hutchinson, b. April 9, 1891, d. September 12, 1904; Arthur Benjamin, b. July 28, 1892. Address: Middletown, Conn. 1143. GEORGE HENRY CLARKE. B.A.; M.A., 1883. A. K. E, *. B. K. Born October 29, 1850, Milfbrd, Mass. Preached in M. E. Church, Maplewoody Mass., 1877-78. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1878. Stationed at Lowell, Mass., 1878-79; Topsfield, 1879-82; Bondsville, 1882-85; Conway, 1885-88; Chicopee, 1888-93; Beltnont, Maiden, 1893-98; Winthrop, 1898-1900; Central, Lowell; 190D-03; Broadway, Somerville, 1903-06; Cochituate, 1906-08; Sudbury, 1908- — .' 314 GRADUATES. [1877. Married June 26, 1878, Lizzie Isabel Packard, of Grafton, Mass. Children: George Crowell, b. August 29, 1879, d. April 18, igoo; Lizzie Ruth, b. September 23, 1880 (B.A., Boston Univ., 1902), m. C. H. Staples (No. 2167); Carrie Rachel, b. December 18, 1892 ;. Vincent Packard, b. February 27, 1897. Address: Box 93, Sudbury, Mass. 1144. WILLIS GAYLORD CLARKE. B.A.; M.A., 1880. ^. T. *. B. K. Born May 28, 1856, Detroit, Mich. Son of No. 333. Graduate student in Wesleyan University; also registrar and assistant librarian, 1877-78. Studied in Yale Law School, 1878-79. Admitted to the bar, 1879. Practising law in Detroit, Mich., 1879^ . Address: 48 Moffat Building, Detroit, Mich. 1145. CLARENCE PETER COBURN. B.A. *. T. Born November 21, 1855, Boston, Mass. Taught in Haven Normal School, Waynesboro, Ga., 1877-78; East Hartford, Conn., 1878-79; Warehouse Point, Conn., 1879-80; East Hartford, Conn., 1880-81. Connected with civil engineer corps, Boston & Albany Railroad Company, 1881. Connected with the postal service, Boston, Mass., 1882 — — . Superintendent, Roxbury Crossing postal station, Boston, Mass., 1898— — . Connected with Boston evening schools, 1883 ':' Principal of Franklin Evening. School, Boston, Mass., 1904^^ — . Married January 25, 1883, Georgette Kellogg Browne, of Lynn, Mass. Address: 42 Wyman St., Jamaica Plain, Boston, Mass. 1146. OLIN BURR COIT. B.A.; M.A., 1880; B.D., Drew Theo- logical Seminary, 1881 ; D.D., Syracuse University, i^. A. A. *. *. B. K. Bom March 24, 1856, Hoboken, N. J. Taught in Shaw University, Holly Springs, Miss., 1877-78. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1879-81. Preached in M. E. Church, Dover, Del., 1880. Joined Newark Conference, M. E. Church, 1881. Stationed at Alpine-on-the-Hudson, N. J., 1881-83 ; Mendham, 1883-86 ; Somerville, 1886-88; Clinton, 1888-91; Englewood, 1891-93. Trans- ferred to Northern New York Conference, 1893. Stationed at Trinity Church, Oswego, N. Y., 1893-97; Potsdam, 1897-1901. Presiding Elder, East St. Lawrence District, 1901-06. Stationed at Carthage, N. Y., 1906-08. Transferred to New York East Conference, 1908. Stationed at Amitsrville, N. Y., 1908-11; Lawrence, 191 1 . Chap- lain, N. J. State Senate, 1892-93. Chaplain, N. Y. State Senate. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1898-1903. Married November 1, 1882, Emma H. Slitzer, of Philadelphia, Pa. Children: Laurence S., b. October 29, 1883 (B.A., Syracuse, 1907); James Olin, b. May 14, 1885 (B.A., Syracuse, 1907) ; Carl Scott, b. October 30, 1886 (class of 1912) ; Lynde Harrison, b. May 19, 1888. Address : Lawrence, L. I., N. Y. 1147. HENRY PRENTICE COOKE. B.A.; M.A., 1880. i Nos. 129s, 137s, and 1505. Graduate student in Wesleyan University, 1879-80. Taught in Cedar Glen Seminary, Ossining, N. Y., 1880-81 ; Kingston Academy, N. Y., 1881-82; Latin School for Girls, Boston, Mass., 1882-87. Instructor in Wellesley College, 1887-91. Studied in Europe, 1891-93. Instructor in . Woman's College of Baltimore, 1894-97. Taught in High School, New York, N. Y., 1897-1905. Residing at home in Middletown, Conn., 1905 . Address : Middletown, Conn. CLASS OF 1880. 1235. GOODSIL FILLEY ARMS. B.A.; M.A., 1883. *. T. Born January 22, 1854, Sutton, Que., Canada. Joined Vermont Conference, M. E. Church, 1880. Stationed 'at St. Albans Bay, _Vt., 1880-82; Williamsville and East Dover, 1882^85,' Wilmington, 1885-87; Newport, 1887-88. Missionary in Chile, 1888 . President of Colegio Americano, Concepcion, Chile, 1888-95 ; Concepcion College, 1895 . Presiding Elder of' Concepcion District 1894-1903. Author: Los Vinos de la Biblia (in Spanish). Editor (for two years) : El Cristiano (weekly periodical). Married January 17, 1883, Ida A. Taggard, of Northfield, Vt. Child : Olive Demaris, b. June 21', 1885. 1 Address: Casilla 250, Concepcion, Chile, S. A. 1236. WILLIAM MILTON BRUNDAGE. B.A.; M.A., 1883; Ph.D., Boston University, 1889. *. 1^ *. B. K. Born January 12, 1857, Stone Ridge, N. Y. Brother of A. R. Brundage (class of 1885). Taught in Troy Conference Academy, Poultney, Vt.,' 1880-82. Joined Troy Conference, M. E.' Church, 1&2. Stationed at Ames and Argusville, N. Y., 1882-83; Slingerlands, 1883-86; Tremont St., Gloversville, 1886-89; First Church, Amsterdam, 1889-93; Trinity Church, Albany, 1893-95. Pastor of Fitst Unitarian Church, Albany, N. Y., 189S-190S ; Unity (Unitarian) Church, Brooklyn. N. Y., 1905 '-. Married August 3, 1886, Charlotte H. Flack, of Troy, N. Y. Child: Percival Flack, b. April 2, 1892. Address : 7.78 Carroll St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 1237. CHARLES SUMNER CHAPIN. B.A.; M;A., 1883; Sc.D., Brown University, 1908. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born October 19, 1859, Westfield, Mass. Brother of A. W. Chapin (class of 1865). Studied law in Worcester, Mass:; 1880-81. Principal of High School, Brookfield, Mass.; also studied law, 1881-82. Taught in Worcester High School, Mass. ; also studied law, 1882-84. Practised law in 336 GRADUATES. [1880. Worcester, Mass., 1884-86. Vice principal of High School, Middle- town, Conn., 1886-87. Taught in High School, Hartford, Conn., 1887-90. Principal of High School, Fitchburg, Mass., 1890-96; State Normal School, Westfield, Mass., 1896-1901 ; State Normal School, Providence, R. I., igoi-o8; State Normal School, Montclair, N. J., 1908 . Married August 3, 1886, Minnie Gertrude Fisher, of Worcester, Mass. Children: Gertrude, b. July 2, 1888 (B.A., Smith, 1910) ; Chester F., b. November 11, 1889. Address : Montclair, N. J. 1238. JASPER DUNCAN COCHRANE. B.A.; M.A., 1883; M.D., Columbia University, 1886. *. N. 9. Born December 2, 1851, East Corinth, Me. Principal of High School, Dover, Me., 1880-81; Stetson, Me., 1881. Studied in College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, N. Y.^ 1881-82, 1884-86. Practised medicine at East Corinth, Me., 1886-88; Saco, Me., 1888 . Member of Board of Health, Saco, Me., 1888-91, 1901 . Alderman of Saco, Me., 1893-95, ipoo. President of York County Medical Association, 1896. Married February 12, 1898, Mrs. Ida M. Heald, of Lovell, Me. Children : Chauncey Duncan, b. December 3, igoi ; Sarah Abbott, b. October g, 1902. Address: 328 Main St., Saco, Me. 1239. ANDREW JACKSON COULTAS. B.A.; M.A., 1883; D.D., 1906. SE'. T. Born August 26, 1853, New York, N. Y. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1880. Stationed at North Church, Fall River, Mass., 1880-82; Mystic Bridge, Conn., 1882-85; Sachem St., Norwich, 1885-88; Federal St., New London, 1888-92; St. Paul's Church, Fall River, Mass., i8g2-97; Chestnut St., Providence, R. I., 1897798; Trinity Union Church, Providence, i8g8-i902. Presiding Elder, Providence District, igo2-o8. Superintendent of New Bedford District, igo8 . Dele- gate to General Conference, M. E. Church, igoo, '64. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1905^ . Trustee of East Greenwich Academy, 1899 . Married July 7, 1880, Rachel A. C. West, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Children : Eugene Harrington, b. April 8, 1881 ; Dwight Whedon, b. July 25, 1886. Address : 103 Oak St., Fall River, Mass. 1240. *ROBERT STEPHENSON CRAWFORD. B.A.; B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1882; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1883. A. A. *. Born June 21, 1852, Cloonaguin, County Leitrim, Ireland. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1880-82. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1882. Stationed at Rowayton, Conn., 1882-83; Cornwall Bridge and Ellsworth, 1883-85; Easton, 1885-87; Rockville Center, N. Y., 1887. Transferred to North Nebraska Con- ference, 1887. Stationed at Blair, Nebr., 1887-88; Cedar Rapids, 1888-89; Valley, 1889-92; Transferred to New York Conference, 1892. Stationed at Red Hook, N. Y., 1892-93; Phoenicia, i8g3-g6; Marlboro, 1896-97; New Paltz, 1897-99; Highland Mills, 1899-1903; Andes, 1903-04; Durham, 1904-05; Oak Hill, 1905-08; Maiden, 1908-10; Hunter, 1910. Died December 4, 1910, Hunter, N. Y. Married October 15, 1887, Augusta W. Wright, of Rockville Center, N. Y., who died July 9, 1898. Married September 8, 1909. Luella B. 337 1880.] GRADUATES. Hoff. Children: Lilian Eugenie, b. September 15, 1888; Hazel Adele, b. February 25, 1892; Arthur Stephenson, b. July 29, 1896; Irving Jay, b. May 14, 1898, d. August 9, 1898; Robert V. Address of widow : Hunter, N. Y. 1241. CHARLES SUMNER DAVIS. B.A.; M.A., 1883; Ph.D. (Hon.), Illinois Wesleyan University, 1906. Born September 13, 1855, Webster, Mass. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1880. Stationed at South Glastonbury, Conn., 1880-82; Ver- non, 1882-84; North Main St., Norwich, 1884-86; Acushnet, Mass., 1886-88; Wellfleet, 1881-91; Bourne, 1891-93; Allen St., New Bed- ford, 1893-97; East Providence, R. I., 1897-1901; Stafford Springs, Conn., 1901-05. Transferred to North Minnesota Conference, 1905. Stationed at Foss Church, Minneapolis, Minn., 1905-08. Transferred^ to North Dakota Conference, 1908. Stationed at Drayton, N. Dak., 1908-10. Transferred to Northern Montana Conference, 1910. Sta- tioned at Havre, Mont., 1910 . Married September 13, 1882, Frances Elisabeth Miller, of South Glastonbury, Conn. Children : Charles Sumner, b. June 25, 1883, d. January 7, 1907; Ruth Wilbur, b. September 10, 1884; Lucie Frances, b. December 25, 1887; Grace Gladys, b. January 4, 1890; Marian Foster, b. November 19, 1892, d. April 8, 1897; William, b. April 22, 189s, d. April 25, 1895; Robert Raymond, b. May 9, 1896; Edgar Newton, b. December 18, 1902. Address : Havre, Mont. 1242. * ARTHUR MIDWINTER FREEMAN. B.A.; M.A., 1883. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born March 20, 1859, Newark, N. J. Taught in Centenary Collegiate Institute, Hackettstown, N. J., 1880-83. Studied law in New York, N. Y., 1883-85. In poor health,' 1885-88. Died March 3, 1888, Morristown, N. J. 1243. WILBUR FISK GORDY. B.A.; M.A. (Hon.), 1902, and Marietta College, 1904. ■*■. T. *. B. K. Born June 14, 1854; Salis- bury, Md. Brother of No. 1175, and of E. S. Gordy (class of 1885). Vice principaLof High School, Middletown, Conn., 1880-81. Super- intendent of schools, Ansonia, Conn., 1881-84. Principal of North School, Hartford, Conn., 1884-1904. Superintendent of schools, Spring- field, Mass., 1904 -. Author: Stories of American Explorers; Colonial Days; History of the United States for Schools, etc. Joint author: Language Lessons; Grammar Lessons, etc. Married July 9, 1889, Isabel Druramond Hunter, of Thompsonville, Conn. Address: 236 Union St., Springfield, Mass. 1244. MARTIN WILSON GRIFFIN. B.A.; M.A., 1883. *. T. Bom March 8, 1854, East Granby, Conn. . Taught in , Wilmington Conference Academy, Dover, Del., 1880-82 ; a public school. East Granby, Conn., 1882-84. Principal of a grammar school, Tuckahoe, N. Y., 1884-8S; a grammar school. West Stratford, Conn., 1885-89; High School, Portland, Conn., :889-i90i. Insurance agent, 1901 . Married June 30, 1880, Mary Minerva Richardson, of Port Jefferson, N. Y. Child : Ethel Martha, b. January 24, 1890, d. July 16, 1890. Address : 1086 Prospect PI., Brooklyn, N. Y. 338 GRADUATES. [1880. 1246. ABRAM WINEGARDNER HARRIS. B.A.; M.A., 1883; Sc.D., Bowdoin College, 1884; LL.D., University of New Brunswick, 1900, University of Maine, 1901, and Wesleyan University, 1904. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born November 7, 1858, Philadelphia, Pa. Taught in Dickinson Seminary, Williamsport, Pa.,, 1880-81. Tutor in Mathematics and Registrar, Wesleyan University, 1881-84. Studied in Germany, 1884-8S. Instructor in History and' Political Economy, Wesleyan University, 1885-88. Assistant director of the Office of Experiment Stations, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C, 1888-91 ; director, 1891-93. President of the University of Maine, 1893-1901. Director of the Jacob Tome Institute, Port Deposit, Md., 1901-06. President of Northwestern University, 1906 . Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1903-07. Author: reports as Director of the Office of Experiment Stations. Editor: numerous reports and bulletins. Married February 28, 1888, Clara Virginia Bainbridge, of Phila- delphia, Pa., who died February 3, 1908. Child: Abram Winegardner, b. June 25, 1890. Address : 174S Chicago Ave., Evanston, 111. 1246. WILBUR FISK HOLMES. B.A.; M.A., 1883. A. K. E. Born March 9, 1849, Brookfield, Mass. Preached in West End M. E. Church, Portland, Me., 1880-81. Joined Maine Conference, M. E. Church, 1881. Stationed at Alfred, Me., 1881-84; Hallowellj 1884-87; South Paris, 1887-90; Beacon St., Bath, 1890-91 ; Hallowell, 1891-93. Transferred to East Maine Conference, 1893. Stationed at Orono, Me., 1893-95. Transferred to Maine Con- ference, 1895. Stationed at Brunswick, Me., 1895-97; South Port- land, 1897-99; Kents Hill, 1899-1904; Kennebunk, 1904-07; Farming- ton, 1907-10; Westbrook, 1910 . Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1904-09. Married June 5, 1880, Mary Evalyn Howe, of Preston, Conn. Children: Samuel Foss (No. 2428), b. March 9, 1881; Henry Alfred (No. 2487), b. August 15, 1883; Bessie Evalyn, b. February 24, 1888. Address : Westbrook, Me. 1247. CHARLES NOAH DIXON JONES. B.S.; M.D., Long Island College Hospital, 1882, and Columbia University, 1883. A. A. *. Born April 26, 1857, Elkton, Md. Brother of H. J. D. Jones (class of 1880). Studied in College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, N. Y., 1880-83. Interne, Brooklyn City Hospital, 1883-84. Practised medi- cine in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1884-90 ; New York City, 1890 . Surgeon, Woman's Hospital of Brooklyn, 1884-89; Southern Hospital and Dispensary, 1886-88. Lecturer, New York Polyclinic, 1887-^89; Sur- geon, outdoor department, Presbsrterian Hospital, 1891798. Medical school inspector, New York City, 1897 . Author: Cofnpend of Surgery. Married April 26, 1905, Edith McCormack, of New York, N. Y. Children : Doris D., b. January 8, 1907 ; Charles Dixon, b. August 8, 1908. Address : 853 Manida St., New York, N. Y. 1248. ALSOP LEFFINGWELL. B.A.; M.A., 1883. A. K. E. Born July 23, 1858, Fairfield, Conn. In business in Middletown, Conn., 1880-81. Studied law at Ells- worth, Me., 1881-82. Taught at Wilmington, Del., Bethlehem, Pa., and 339 1880.] GRADUATES. Drifton, Pa.; engaged also in journalism, i882r86. Studied in Berkeley Divinity School, Middletowti, Conn., 1886-89. Rector df Church of St. John (Protestant Episcopal), Hingham, Mass., 1889-93. Assistant at Church of the Advocate, Philadelphia, Pa., 1893-99. Rector of Trinity Church, Toledo, Ohio, 1899-1905. Locum tenens, Hingham, Mass., 1905-06. General missionary, Diocese of Northern Ohio, 1906-09. Rector of St. Paul's Church, New Albany, Ind., 1909 . Address : St. Paul's Rectory, New Albany, Ind. 1249. GEORGE ERNEST METCALF. Ph.B. Born June 30, 1853, Franklin, Mass. In business in Ashland, Mass., 1880-82. Traveling salesman, 1882-94. Mechanical engineer and inventor, 1894 — —. Married December 30, 1880, Clara E. Smith, of Middletown, Conn. Children: Mabel Rith, b. May 25, 1882, m. J. H. Harrington; Erne- line Olive, b. March 3, 1884 ; Frederick Knight, b. November 20, 1885 ; Margaret Elizabeth, b. September 7, 1887, d. September 28, 1892; Miriam Pauline, b. August 14, 1895. Address : 20 Hollywood St., Worcester, Mass. 1260. HORACE EDWIN MORROW. B.A. *. N. 9. Born August 27, 1858, Gloucester, Mass. Principal of High School, South Harwich, Mass., 1880-81 ; a grammar school, Essex, Mass., 1881-82. Studied in Andover Theo- logical Seminarjr, Mass., 1882-85. Graduated, 1885. Pastor of Con- gregational Church, Wiscasset, Me., 1885-87; Indian Orchard, Mass., 1887-91; Jewett City, Conn., 1891-99; Deerfield, Mass., 1899-1901. Taught in the Philippine Islands, 1901-04. Studied in State Normal School, Westfield, Mass., 1904-05. Taught in Wilmington, Vt., igo6; U. S. Indian School, Rapid City, S. Dak., 1906-10. Principal of U. S. Training School, Busby, Mont, 1910 . Editor: New Testament Emphasised. , Married May 25, 1886, Lillie Remington Hammond, of Andover, Mass. Children: Mildred Hammond, b. April 6, 1892; Marita, b. September 22, 1898. Address: Busby, Mont. 1251. GEORGE ALCOTT PHINNEY. B.A.; M.A., 1883; B.D., Boston University, 1883; D.D., Lawrence College, 1905. *. N. 6. Born December 8, 1856, Barnstable, Mass. Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1880-83. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1883. Stationed at Clifton- dale, Mass., 1883^86; Peabody, 1886-89; Lafayette St., Salem, 1889-92; First Church, Dorchester, 1892-96 ; Grace Church, Cambridge, 1896-99. Engaged in study, 1899-1902. Stationed at Mount Bowdoin Church, Boston,. Mass., igo2-o8. Engaged in study, 1908-09. Stationed at Bethany Church, Boston, Mass., 1909-11. Engaged in study, igii . Married A^ril 30, 1885, Annie Wesley Raddin, of, Saugus, Mass. Address: care of Rev. G. S. Butters, Newton, Mass. 1252. WILBUR FISK RANDALL. B.A.; M.A., 1883. A. K. E. Born July 16, 1857, Portland, Me. Brother of No. 1485. Clerk in a bookstore, Middletown, Conn., 1880-82. Assistant book- keeper for John Boyle & Co., New York, N. Y., 1883-87; head book- keeper and cashier, 1887-1905; treasurer, 1905 . Address: 112 Duane St., New York, N. Y. 340 GRADUATES. [1880. 1253. FREDERICK WRIGHT ROBBINS. B.A.; M.A., 1883; M.D., Detroit Medical College, 1884. •*. T. *. B. K. Born April 7, 1857, East Haddam, Conn. Son of No. 323; brother of No. 1336- Principal of Wilton Academy, Iowa, 1880-81. Studied in Detroit Medical College, Mich., 1881-84. Interne in Harper Hospital, Detroit, Mich., 1883-85. Practising medicine in Detroit, Mich., 1885 . Studied medicine in Vienna, Austria, 1888-89. Adjunct Professor of Genito-Urinary Surgery, Detroit College of Medicine, 1893-96; Professor, i8g6- — . Married November 11, 1891, Emily Francis Anthony, of Providence, R. I. Children: Franklin, b. July 8, 1892 (class of 1911) ; Frederika, b. December 17, 1895 ; Edward Rawson, b. July 10, 1899. Address: loi Fort St., West, Detroit, Mich. 1254. *WILLIAM READING ROGERS. B.A.;: M.A., 1883. Born June 23, 1849, New Egypt, N. J. Preached in M. E. Church, East Berlin, Conn., 1880-81. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1881. Stationed at Beacon Falls and Bethany, Conn., 1881-83; Dixwell Ave., New Haven, _ 1883-86. Transferred to New England Southern Conference; stationed at Portland, Conn., 1886. Died September 14, 1886, Portland, Conn. Married April 11, 1883, Christiana Summerill, of Penn Grove, N. J. Children: William Harlow, b. October S, 1884; Sarah Jane, b. June 17, 1886. Address of widow: Penn Grove, N. J. 1255. IRA GILE ROSS. B.A.; M.A., 1883. *. N. 6. Born February 13, 1851, Underbill, Vt. Preached in M. E. Church, North Dana, Mass., 1880-81. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1881. Stationed at Bernard- ston and Gill, Mass., 1881-83; Greenfield, 1883-86; Laurel St., Worcester, 188(5-87. Appointed missionary to South America, 1887. Missionary at Concepcion, Chile, 1887-89. Transferred to Maine Con- ference, 1889. Stationed at Norway, Me., 1889-90; Augusta, 1890-93; South Portland, 1893-95. Retired from the ministry, 1895. Engaged in investment securities business, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Boston, 1895 . Married July 6, 1880, Ella E. Holcomb, of Starksboro, Vt. Chil- dren: Myron Alcott, b. January 27, 1882; Samuel Holcomb, b. April 5, 1884. Address: 45 Milk St., Boston, Mass. 1256. MYRON REED SANFORD. B.A.; M.A., 1883; L.H.D., University of Vermont, 1910. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Born April 15, 1854, Redding, Conn. Brother of No. 990. Taught in Wyoming Conference Seminary, Kingston, Pa., 1880-86. Assistant Professor of Latin and Registrar, Haverford College, 1886-87; Professor, 1887-93; Dean, 1890-93. Studied in the Univer- sity of Leipzig, Germany, 1893-94; Rome, Italy, 1894. Professor of the Latin Language and Literature, Middlebury College, 1894 . Author: Temporibus Hominis Arpinatis. Address : Middlebury, Vt. 1257. *BENJAMIN FRANCIS SIMON. B.A.; M.A., 1883; Ph.D., Illinois Wesleyan University, 1900. X. ■*■. *. B. K. Born February 16, 1854, Island of Guernsey, English Channel. 341 .1880.] GRADUATES. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1880. Stationed at Haven Church, East Providence, R. I., 1880-83; Arnold's Mills, 1883-84; Brayton Church, Fall River, Mass., 1884-86; Wareham, 1886-87; Versailles and Baltic, Conn., 1887-88; Portsmouth, R. I., 1888-92; Fourth St., New Bedford, Mass., i8^-97; Taunton, 1897-1901; Providence, R. I., igoi-04. Transferred to East Maine Conference, 1904, Stationed at Bangor, Me., 1904-08. Died March 3, igo8, Bangor, Me. Married December 25, 1880, Charlotte Stahl, of Long Island City, N. Y. Children: Harold Francis, b. November 24, 1881 (M.D., Bos- ton Univ., 1904) ; Vincent Charles, b. October 30, 1883 (D.D.S., Tufts, 1908) ; Evelyn Hannah, b. March 5, 1891. Address of widow: 70 Prospect St., Long Island City, N. Y. 1268. *HOWARD HUTCHINS SMITH. Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University, 1882. A. K. E. Born April 6, 1859, New York, N. Y. Studied in Harvard Medical School, 1880-&2. Junior interne in the Eye and Ear Infirmary, Boston, Mass., 1882. Died October 26, 1882, Boston, Mass. 1259. *JOHN MOTT SMITH. B.A. X. *. Born August 8, 1856, Windsor, Conn. Son of No. 206. Clerk and bookkeeper in Middletown, Conn., 1880-81. Taught in Westchester County Institute, Peekskill, N. Y., 1881-82. Died October 25, 1902, Middletown, Conn. 1260. WALTER PIERCE STODDARD. B.A.; M.A., 1883; D.D., Southwestern College, 1903. X. -ir. Born July 4, 1852, New York, N. Y. Joined Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, M. E. Church, 1880. Stationed at Haddam Neck, Conn., 1880-81 ; Hockanum, 1881-84; Putnam, 1884-86; Little Compton, R. I., 1886-89; Pascoag, 1889-91. Transferred to Iowa Conference, 1891. Stationed at First Church, Oskaloosa, Iowa, 1891-94; Mount Pleasant, 1894-1899; Grin- nell, 1899-1903; Centerville, 1903-06; Muscatine, 1906-07; Newton, 1907-09. Corresponding secretary, Iowa Methodist Hospital, 1909- . Trustee of Iowa Wesleyan University, 1898- 1906. Author : Faith Foundations; A Layman for the Times. Married June 11, 1880, Elizabeth Stahl, of New Haven, Conn. Children : Cyrus Foss, b. April 10, 1881 ; Lottie May, b. February 4, 1883; Irving Walter, b. November 26, 1887. Address : Grinnell, Iowa. 1261. HENRY MATHER WARREN. B.A., 1881. *. T. Born October 15, 1858, Boston, Mass. Son of No. 471. Studied law in Philadelphia, Pa., 1880-81. Admitted to the bar, 1881. Practising law in Philadelphia, Pa., 1881 — — . Engaged in ranching in Colorado, 1886-93, Has traveled extensively. Alternate delegate from Pennsylvania to Chicago Presidential Convention, igo8. Author: Struggles for a National Government ; To and Fro. Married April 25, 1882, Ida C. White, of Philadelphia, Pa. Children : Helen White, b. March 13, 1883, m. H. T. Holladay; Henry Mather, b. June 2, 1885 (B.A., Harvard, 1908) ; Douglas Stockton, b. March 10, 1889, d. January 17, 1911; Richard Fairfield, b. October 14, 1895. Address: "Fairfield," Devon, Pa. 342 GRADUATES. [1880-81. 1262. ASA HOPSON WILCOX. B.A.; M.A., 1883. X. *. Born September i, 1857, Clinton, Conn. Principal of Yalesville School, Conn., 1880-82. Taught in Scranton, Pa., 1882-84. Clerk, 1884-85. General secretary, Y. M. C. A., Rondout, N. ¥., 1885-87; Norwalk, Conn., 1887-89; Meriden, Conn., 1889-98; Torrington, 1898 . Married October 4, 1888, Fannie A. Terwilliger, of Rondout, N. Y., who died July 10, 1889. Married November 27, 1890, Melissa A. Beadle, of Hartford, Conn. Child : Arthur Harrison, b. December 19, 1892. Address : Torrington, Conn. 1263. CHARLES DAYTON WOODS. B.A.; Sc.D., University of Maine, 1905. X. b,. December 5, 1889, d. December 6, 1889;: Faith, b. and d. October 8, 1892; Brace Millard, b. December 27, 1894, d. December 20, 1895; Brace Goodwin, b. September 27, 1896. Address: 210 Lancaster St., Albany, N. Y. 1304. HERBERT PARVIN GERALD. B.A.; M.A., 1885; LL.B., Georgetown University, 1890. •*■. T. *. B. K. Born July 8, 1858, Camden, N. J. ' ; Studied law in Columbia Law School, and in Newark, N. J., 1882-83. TaUght in Bethlehem, Pa., 1883-85. Clerk of U. S. Fish Commission, Washington, D. C, 1885-88; in U. S. War Department, 1888. Assist- ant examiner in U. S. Patent Office, 1888- . Married December 16, 1890, Mrs. Kate Towson Brown, of Stafford C. H., Va. Address: U. S. Patent Office, Washington, D. C. 1805. JOSEPH GERARD. B.A.; M.A., 1885. A. A. *. Bt)m November 25, 1854, Mount Bethel, N. J. Brother of No. 1151. Principal of a school. East Hartford, Conn., 1882-83; Southingtoil, Conn., 1883-84 ; Meriden, Conn;, 1884-88. Clerk in Custom House, New York, N. Y., 1888-89. School principal, Meriden, Conn., 1889 . Married July 12, 1881, Mattie J. Chapman, of Middletown, Conn. Children: Ruth Wilhelmina, b. March 4, 1883, d. July, 12, 1883; Owen Stephen, b. October 3, 1884. Address : Meriden, Conn. 1306. VALENTINE HALLENBECK. B.A. ; M.A., 1885. A. A. *. Born March 12, 185,4, Glenyille, N. Y. Taught in Dickinson Seminary, Williamsport, Pa., 1882-84. Studied in Boston University, 1884-85. Taught in Centenary Collegiate Insti- tute, Hackettstown, N. J., 1885-88. Manager, National Printing Com- pany, Buffalo, N. Y., 1888-89. Private secretai-y, Washington, _D. C, i8go. Assistant editor, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, P/ C, 1890-94. City editor, Schenectady .Evening Star, 1894-95. Traveled in Europe, 1896. Editor, Schenectady Daily Gazette, 1897-98.- Resided at Glenville, N. Y., 1898-1965. In charge of an estate at Glen-; ville, N. Y. ; contributor to various periodicals, 1897 . Address : R, F. D. No. i, Crariesville, N. Y.; 1307. FRANK . KIRKWOOD HALLOCK. B.A.; M.A., 1885 ; M.D., Columbia University, 1885. -*■. T. *. B. K. Born August 18,' i860, Oyster Bay, N. Y. Studied in College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, N. Y., 1882-85. Interne, New York Hospital, 1885-87. ■ Studied medicine in Europe, 1887-89. Assistant physician, Cromwell Hall, Cromwell, Conn., 1839-98; medical director, 1898- . Married May 7, 1890, K^ate Camp Avery (daughter of A. Avery,' class of 1848), of Boston, Mass. Children :- Winthrbp Avery, b. Janu- ary 13, 1892; Abraham Avery, b. March 18, 1893'; Mary, b. February, 10, 1^8; Leonard Avery, b. January 2, 1900; .Elizabeth, b. July 18,' 1901. ' '■■■ Address : Cromwell, Conn. 1808. KARL POMEROY HARRINGTON. B.A.; M.A., 1885, ■*. T: *. B. K. Bom June 13, 1861, Great Falls, N. H. Son of No. 4.38. 253 1882.1 GRADUATES. Graduate student in Wesleyan University, 1882. Taught in High School, Westield, ' Mass., 1882-85; Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1885-87. Studied; in the University of Berlin, Germany, in Greece and in Italy,i:.i887-89. Tutor in Latin, Wesleyan University, 1889-91. Graduate student, Yale University,' 1890-91. Professor of the Latin Language and Literature, University of North Carolina, 1891-99; University of , Maine, 1 899- 1905; Wesleyan University, 1905 . Organist and choirmaster, ' American Church in Berlin,, Germany, 1888-89; First Congregational Church, Bangor, Me., 1901-02; and in M. E. churches in Stamford and Middletown, Cpnn., ChapelHill, N. C, and Oroiio, Me., 1882^ . Director,, Festival Chorus, Bangor, Me., 1900-02. Founder and director, Mendelssohn Club, Bangor, 1902-05. Director, The People's Chorus, Bangor, igoiroa. Aiithor: Helps to the Intelligent Study of College Preparatory Latin; Greek and Roman Mythology (with H. C. Tolrtian) ; Live Issues in Classical Study; various musical compositions and periodical artielesi^ Editor : The Wesleyan Song Book; Songs of all the Colleges; Songs of the Psi Upsilon Fraternity (loth and nth editions); musical editor pf^the Methodist Hymnal,- igos. -''' Married November 25, 1886, Jennie Eliza Canfield, of Middletown, Conn. Children: Mark Edward, b. and d. March 23, 1894; Ruth Eliza, b. May 5, 1897, d. May 21, 1897; Mabel,' b. January 10, 1899. Address-: Middletown, Conn. 1309. *CHARLES ROGERS HENSHAW. B.A. X. *. Born June 29, 1859, Suffield, Conn. Brother of J. R. Henshaw (class of 1890). Died August 13, 1882, Suffield, Conn. 1810. JOHN LaMONTE HURST. B.A. A. A. *. Born May 14, i860, Passaic, N. J. On the staff of The Denver Republican, Col., 1882-83. Address : Denver, Col. 1311. ELWOOD WESTINGBROOK MATTSON. B.A.; M.A.. 1885. A. K. E. Born June 30, 1857, Harrisonville, N. J. Brother of L K. Mattsoff (class of 1882). Taught in Peniiingtoh Seminary, N. J:, 1882-83. President of Sequaohee College, Tenri., 1883-84. City editor of The Daily Com- mercial, Chattanooga, Tenn., 1884-88. Editor and proprietor of The Chattanooga,' Weekly Republican, 1888., , Surveyor of customs and collector for the port of Chattanooga, JiSgo; U. S. disbursing agent, 1891 ; custodian of U. S. court house and post office, 1893 ; super- visor of census, 1900. Proprietor of The Daily and Weekly Press, Chattanooga, 1893-1904. Manager of Chattanooga Vibrator Company, Philadelphia, Pa., 1905. With N. W. Ayer & Son, Philadelphia, Pa.,- 1906. Secretary, Religious Press Association, Philadelphia, Pa., 1907- — . ■ . , : Married January 12, 1892, Isabella Trimble, of Chattanooga, Tenn. Children : Harriet Alice, b, December 31, 1892 ; Edith Elwood, b. February 21, 1895. , . Address : 5030 Hazel Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. 1312. WILBUR ASHLEY MOTT. B.A. *. T. Born August 3 1858, Albufg, Vt. Brother of Annie R. Mott (class of 1882). •(•■ Studied law in Newai^i; N. J., 1882-85. Admitted to the bar, 1885. Practising law in Newark, N. J., 1885 . Prosecutor of the pleSs, 3S4 GRADUATES. [1882. Essex County, N. J. Author: Mott^s Practice Act (N. J. law pro- cedure). Married January 26, 1886, Alice Roe Hines, of Newarfci N. J. Address : ; 163 Prospect St., South Grange, N.J. 1313. WILLIAM SMITH PEARSALL. Ph.B., 1884; M.D., New York Homoeopathic Medical College, 1885. A. A. *. Born March 11, 1861, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Studied in New York Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital, 1882-85. Practised medicine in New York, N. Y., 1885-1909. Pro- fessor of Physiology, N'ew York Homoeopathic Medical College. Associate editor: North American Joumai of Homoeopathy. Married May 9, 1894, Florence Sherman, of New York, N. Y. Address : Brimiield, Mass. 1314. *GEORGE RAYMOND PRENTICE, ' B.A. *. N. , e. *. B. K. Born July 23, 1862, Oxford, Mass. Son of Professor George Prentice; brother of No. 1574. Professor of Greek, Hamline University, Minn.,. 1882; Professor of Mathematics, 1883. Died June 19, 1883, Middletown, Conn. .1316. WILLIAM MARTIN PUFFER. B.A.; M.A., 1885; D.D., Albion College, 1898. *, T. Born June 12, 1860) Sheldon, Vt. Principal of a school, Farwell, Mich., 1882-83 ; Clare, Mich., 1883-84. Joined Michigan Conference, M. E. Church, 1884. Stationed at Hart, Mich., 1884-85;' Plainfield Ave., Grand Rapids, 1885-88; Hastings, 1888-93; Manistee, 1893-96. Presiding Elder, Lansing District, 18^5- 1901. Stationed at First Church, Kalamazjoo, Mich., 1901-07. Super- intendent of Kalamazoo District, 1907 . Delegate to General Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1900. Married June 11, 1883, Margaret McMichael, of Farwell, Mich. Children: William James, b. May 24, 1884 (Ph.B., Kalamazoo College, 1907) ; Rodney Arthur, b. January 24, 1886 (Ph.B., Kalamazoo, 1909) ; Anna Margaset, b. March 29, 1888 (Ph.B., Kalamazoo, 1909). Address : 420 West Cedar St., Kalamazoo, Mich. 1316. *CHARLES REYNOLDS. B.A.; M.A., 1885. *. N. 9. Born July 10, 1849, Winslow, Me. With L. R. Hazen, bookseller, Middletown, Conn., 1882-1900. Agent for Columbia Trust Company, Middletown, Conn., 1900-07. Conn, representative of A. H. Bickmore & Co., bankers. New York, N. Y., 1907-10. Member of the Common Council, Middletown, Conn., for two terms; member and secretary. Board of School Visitors. Died April 5, 1910, Middletown, Conn. Married August i, 1877, Abbie Anna Crowell, of North Vassalboro, Me. Children: Ethel Gertrude (No. 2465), b. January 7, 1881 ; Mabel Naomi, b. July 7, 1886, m. W. N. Phillips (No. 2558) ; Carl Thomas, b. July 31, 1891. Address of widow: Middletown, Conn. 1317. JOSEPH RICHARD TAYLOR. B.A.; M.A., 1885; M.A;, Harvard University, 1894. *. N. 6. *. B. K. Born January 11, 1858, New York, N. Y. ' Graduate student in Wesleyan University, 1882. Professor of Greek, Hamline Universitjr, .1882-86. Studied in University of Leipzig, ; Ger- many, 1886-87; University of Berlin, 1887-88. Instructor in Greek and 355 1882-83.1 GRADUATES. Latin,. KTafthwestern University, 1888-91. Assistant Professor of Greek and Latin, Boston University, 1891-96 ; Professor of Greekr saidj Latin, 1896-19O1 ; Professor of Greek, ' 1901 . .Author : The Cap- tives of Plautus (translated into English prose); Editor:. Bostonia, 1904 . M,arried . December 25, 1882, Elvira Louise Polhenius, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Children i Mary Katharine; b. May 30, 1887; Dorothy SHer- wood, b. September 24, 1894. . Address ; 688 Bpylston St.,, Boston, Mass. 1318. HENRl.^ SEELY WHITE- B.A.; Ph.D., University" of Gottingen, 1890. ■*•. T. *. B. K Born May 20, 1861, .Cazenovia, isr. Y. Son of No. 452. -. Assistant in Physics, Wesleyan University, 1882-83. jTafight in Cen- tenary Collegiate Institute, Hackettstown^ N. J., 1883-84. ' Tutor in Mathematics and Registrar, Wesleyan University, 1884-87. Studied in the University of Gottingen, Germany, i887'-90. Assistant in PureMathe- matics, Clark University, 1890-92. Associate Professdr,. and Professor,' of Mathematics, Northwestern University, 1892-1905. Professor of Mathematics, Vassar College, 1905 . ' President' of Mathematics Section, St. Louis Congress of Arts and Sciences, 1904. Vice president, and president, American Mathematical Society, 1901-08. Author: Linear .System of Curves on Algebraic Stirfacfs (in the Boston Col- loquiutfi). Associate editor': Annals of Mathematics, iSgg-igoS; Bui' letin of American Mathematical Society, 1904-06. ' Married October 28, 1890, Mary Willard GleaSoji, of Hartford, Conn. Children: Charlotte Lucy, b. September 23, 1892; Maftha. Isadore, b;- 1894; Mary Willard, b. 1899. - . Address : 102 Academy St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y.' ' 1819. AMELIA WARING PLATTER. Ph.B. ' Born November! 18, 1854, EIrod, Lnd. >.,./. , ; Principal of Jeffersonville High, School, Ind., 1882-83. Head teacher of mathematics, High School, Indiansipolis, Ind., 1883 . Address : The Wyandot, Indianapolisy Ind. . 1320. CARRIE CLIFTON WEBSTER (Nichols). Ph.B. *; B. K, Born March 6, 1857, Portsmouth, N. H. Taught in High School, Middletown, Conn., 1882-85; N. H: Con- ference Seminary, TiltOn.N. H., 1885-87, Married November 21, 1888, Rev. Charles Edward, Osgood Nichols? Children; George Henry, b. August 31, . 1889; Mary Webster, b. November 23, 1890; Gilbert, b. March 27, 1894, d. June 30, 1901. , Address: Mrs. C. ,E. O. Nichols, St. Andrew's Rectory, North Grafton, Mass. CLASS OF J 883. 1331. GEORGE PRENTICE CARSON. B.A.; M.A., 1886. A. A. *; Born February 28, 1864, Philadelphia, Pa. ''i Professor of History and Economics, John B. Stetson University, i88s ; Dean, 1897 . Lay delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, igoo; Mtethodis.t Ecumenical' Conference,' 1901. Married June 12, 1895^ Marion Powell, of Jacksonville,' Fla. Address: De Land, Fla. 3S6 GRADUATES. 11883. • 1322. *WILLIAM JEROME CHAPPELL. B.A.; M.A., 1886. M.D. Died February 7, 1907, Baltimore, Md. I 1323. *GE,ORGE WASHINGTON CLEMENT, Je; B.A.; LL.B., Columbia University, 1885; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1886. *. N. e. ,*. B. K. Born April 26, 1864, Willoughby, Ohio. Son of G; W. Clement (class of i860). Studied in Columbia Law School, 1883-85. Admitted to ' the bar, 1885. Practised law in Wichita, Kans,, 1885-88. Died August 13, 1888, Wichita, Kans. 1324. JACOB FRANCIS COOPER. B.A., 1884; M.A., 1887; D.D., 1908. *.-T. *, B. K. Born May 13, 1858, New York, N. V. . Joined New England Southern Conference,' M. E. Church, 1883. Sta- tioned at Bry'antville and Silver Lake, Mass., 1883-85; Cottage City, 1885-88; Middletown, Newport, R. I., 1888-92; Broadway, Providence, 1892-95; County St., New Bedford, Mass., 1895-1966; First Church, Taunton, 1900-02; Trinity Union Church, Providence, R. I., 1^02-10; Central Church, Brockton, Mass., 1910 . . ■ Secretary, New England Southern Conference, 1903 . Member of School Committee, Mid- dletown, R. I.,; 1890-91. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1908. ■ Editor : Year Book of Southern New England Conference, 1903 ■ Married December 13,. 1883, Eleanor Jay Weeks, of Middletown, Conn. , . Address r 102 High St., Brockton, Mass. 1325. LOYAL LENSEY DAVIS. B.A.; LL.B., Albany Law Schoql, 1885; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1890. ^. T: Born July ii, 1862, Bolton Landing, N. Y. . Studied in lAlbany Law School, N. Y., 1883-85. Practising law- in Glens Falls, N. Y., 1885 . Sdiool commissioner, Warren County, ■N. Y., 1887. Chief engineer, Glens Falls fire department, 1889-90. Chairman, Warren Cqunty Republican Committee, jSgif^g^. ,., Married September 26, 1888, Mary Frances Walker, of Albany, N; Y. Address : Glens Falls, N. Y. 1326. ELMER GOODRICH DERBY. B.A.; M. A., 1886; LL.B., Boston University, I890. X. ■*'. Born April 27, 1863, Middletown, Conn. 'Taught in High School, Middletown, Conn., 1883-85; Watertown, Conn., 1885-87. ■ Studied in Boston University Law School, and, taught in the Boston ' evening schools, 1887-90. General secretary of the Boston Intercollegiate Y. M. C. A,, 1888-89. In charge of the Young Men's Guild, of Taunton, Mass., 1889-90. Admitted to the bar, 1890. Practised law in Taunton, .Mass., 1890-92; Middletown, Conn., 1892 . Prosecuting agent for Middlesex County, 1893-95; Prose- cuting attorney, Middletown City Cotirt, 1903-05. Married October 24, 1893, Alice Gray Southmayd, of Middletown, Conn. Children : Helen Goodrich, b. September 17, 1894 ; Esther Talcott, b. March 16, 1897; Elizabeth. Burnham, ,b. March 14, 1903; Elmer Goodrich, b. June 26, 1905. Address : Middletown, Conn. 1327. JAMES AYLWARD DEVELIN. Pb.B.; LL.B., Univer- sity of Pennsylvania, 1886. *. N. 9. Born May i5, i860, Philadelphia, i»a. 357 .1883.] GRADUATES. Taught, and studied in the law department of the University of Pennsylvania, 1883-86. Admitted to the bar, 1886. Practising law in Philadelphia, Pa., 1886 . Preisident of the Mortgage Trust Com- pany of Pennsylvania, 1896 . Member of the examining board for admission to the Philadelphia bar, 1892. Member, of "Committee of Seventy," and other reform bodies. Director of , Philadelphia Y. M. C. A, Married May 11, 1893, Mary Alice Scott (sister of Nos. 1285 and 1451), of Philadelphia, Pa. Children: Amey Massey; James Aylward, b. February 21, 1896. Address: 400 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 1328. WILLIAM' JOHN JAMES. B.A.; M.A., 1886. *. T. #. B. K. Born September 7, 1860^ Cincinnati, Ohio. Studied in the University of Leipzig, Germany, 1883-84 ; University of Berlin, 1884-87. Tutor in Mathematics, Wesleyan University, 1887-90; Instructor in Mathematics, 1890-95 ; Librarian,' 1891 ; Assistant Treasurer, 1908 President of Conn. Library Association, , 1899- 1901. Married July 16, 1890, Saidee Brakeley 'Walters, of Ossining, N. Y. Child: 'Walter Thomas, b. May 17, 1892 (class of 1913). Address: Middletown, Conn. 1829. *georg'e:' Thomas judd. b.a., isss; m.a., 1887. *. T. Born July 6, 1861, Flushing, N. Y. Son of No. 315 ; brother of No. 1392. Clearing-house assistant, American, Exchange Bank, of New Yqrk, N. Y., 1883-84. In the publishing business with his father' in Chicago, 111., 1884-02; Associate business riianager of The Farmer, Chicago, 111., 1888-92. Died February 17, 1892, Chicago, 111. Married June 27, 1889, Sada Blanchard, of Evanston, 111. Children,: Harriet Stewart, b. December 29, 1890; George Thomas, b. May 31, 1892. . < : ■■'. ■ Address of widdw : Mi's. E. B. Hoag; '2512 Hillegass Ave., Berkeley, Gal. ■■'•"■• 1380. HARRY HAVELOCK KYNETT. B.A.; M.A., 1886; M.D!, University of Pennsylvania^ ^ 188S. •*. T, Born March 29, 1862, Davenport, Iowa. Brother of No. ii8i. Studied medicine in the University of Pennsylvania, 1883-86. Prac- tising medicine in Philadelphia, Pa., 1886 . Attending, surgepn, M, E. Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa., 1893. Editor: Medical and Surgical Reporter, i8gi-g8. Married March, 29, 1887, Nina Goodsell 'Westcott, of New York, N^ Y. Child; Harold Havelock, b. September 13, 1889. Address: 614 South 48th St., Philadelphia, Pa.. - • " ■ 1331. JOHN McCarthy. B.A., 1910. a. a. *. Bom July 28^ 1858, Tralee, Ireland. , Left college in Senior year. General secretary, Harlem Branch Y. M. C. a.. New York, N. Y., 1883-87. Correspondent, Hanover National Bank, New York, N. Y., 1888-90. 'With the American 'Writing Machine Company, New York, i890-i903_ (secretary, 1890-94; treasiirer, i894-i0oo; president, 1900-03). Assistant cashier, Conti- nental National Bank, Chicago, 111., 1903-06. With Hathaway, Smith, Folds & Co., dealers in commercial paper, Chicago, 111., igo6— — . 358 GRADUATES. [1883. Married Novenibet 5,, 1890, Mazie Lincoln Taylor, of New York, N. Y. Children : Charlotte, b. December 20, 1891 ; Aghes, b. Febru- ary 16, 1893 ; William Wood, b. August 7, 1895 ; Lucy, b. February 15, 1902 ; Janet, b. October: 12; 1904. Address: 526 Greeriwood Boulevard, Evanston, 111. 1332. WILLIAM STEPHEN McDONALD. B.A.; M.A., 1886; M.D., Jefferson Medical College, 1889. *. N. e. Born March 21, 1853, Portland, Me. Taught in East Maine Conference Seminary, Bucksport, Me;, 1883-86. Studied in Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa., i886-8g. Resident physician, Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa., 1889-90. Practising medicine at Fort Scott, Kans., i8go . Married September 25, 1890, Flora Rice, of Fort Scott, Kans. Address : Fort Scott, Kans. 1333. BRADFORD OLIVER McINTIRE. B.A.; M.A., 1886; Ph.D., University of Pittsburg, 1896. b. July 12, 1885 (B.A., Colby, 1908)'; Ruth Olive, b. 'January 27, 1887 (B.A., Colby, 1908); John Calvin, b. February 14, '1891. . ■ ,, , Address: Saco, Me. 1338. THOMAS ' SIMMS. B.A.; M,A., 1886. A. K. E. Born May 17, 1854, Bath, England. Joined New England Southern Conference, M. E. Church, 1883. Stationed at Falmouth, Mass., 1883-84; Dightpn, 1884-iSs; Main St., Norwich, Conn., 1885-88. Pastor of Congregational Church, Norwich, Conn., 1888-91; South Manchester, 1891-1900; Middlebury, Vt, 1906-06; Braintree, Mass., 1906 . Married February 2, 1887, Nellie Baxter Swain, of New Haven, Conn. Children: Ruth Henrietta, b. February 2, 1888; Herbert Lin- coln, b. February 21,1890 (class of 1912) ; Helen, b. September 28,1894; Henry S., b. May 26, 1896. Address : 84 HoUis Ave., Braintree, Mass. ALBERT LONG SMITH. B.A. ^. T. *. B. K. Born June 30, i860, Salisbury, Mass. ■ Taught in East Hampton, Conn., 1883-84; Ansonia, 1884-86. Joined New -Hampshire Conference, M. E. Church, 1887. Stationed at Rum- ney, N. H., 1887-90; Auburn and Chester, 1890-91; Newfield, 1891-96; Laconia, 1896-1901; Penacook, 1901-05; Suncook, 1905-07; Lancaster and Grangei 1907-10; Plymouth, "1910 . Married May 15, 1901, Gertrude Elizabeth Lafnprey, of Laconia, N. H. Child.: Addison Lamprey, b. Septembei; 22, 1906: Address: Plymouth,, N. H, 1340. AUGUSTUS LEDYARD SMITH, Jr. B.A.; M.A., 1886. A. A. *. Born. May 20, 1862, Salemj Mass. Son of No. 495; brother of No. 1368. In the banking, real estate, and insurance business, Appleton, Wis., 1883-88. With the Combined Locks Paper ^Company, Wis., 1888-90. Superintendent, Manufacturing Investment Company, Appleton, Wis., 18^-93; general manager, Appleton, Wis,, and Madison, Me., 1894-99. Assistant to the president. Great , Northern Paper Company, Madison, Me., 1899 . President, Penobscot Log Driving Company. Member Of Maine House of Representatives, 1903-0(5. -Married September 30, 1885^ Augusta Aflams Ogden, of Kings Ferry, N. Y. Childi-eri: Edna Ledyaird, b. October 18, 1886; Ellen Adams, b. February 24, 1892. , Address': Madison, Me. 1841. WILLIAM HERBERT TERRILL. B.A.; M.A., 1886. A. K. E. Born July 30, 1858, Morrisville, Vt. Taught in Vermont Methodist Seminary, Montpelier, Vt., 1883-86; Principal of High School, Athol, Mass., 1886-89. Taught in Phillips Academy, Andover,~Mass., 1889-1900;' 'Brewster Free Acadeiny, Wolf- boro, N. H., i9ob-^^,' -' . 360 GRADUATES. [1883. Married June 25, 1895, Annie Emma Perley, of Halifax, N. S., Canada. Child : Ralph Perley, b. July i'o, 1897. Address : Wolfboro, N. H. 1342. EUGENE HAMLINE THRASHEli. B.A.; M.A., 1886; .S.T.B., Boston University, 1888. A. K. E. Born November 13, 1859, .Nashua, N. H. Studied medicine, 1883-84. Taught, 1884-85. Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1885-88. Joined New England Confer- ence, M. E. Church, 1888. Stationed at Weston, Mass., 1888-91; iWinchendon, 1891-94; Broadway, Lynn, 1894-97; Easthampton, 1897- 1900. Transferred to Wilmington Conference, 1900. Stationed at Newcastle, DeL, 1900-01. Transferred to Minnesota Conference, 1901. Stationed at Janesville, Minn., 1901-03. Supernumerary, 1903-04. Transferred to New Hampshire Conference, 1904. Stationed at Auburn and Chester, N. H., 1904-06. Transferred to New England Conference, 1906. Stationed at Newton Lower Falls, Mass., 1906- . Married August 31, 1886, Emily Adelaide Peaslee, of Nashua, N. H. Children: Helen Vincent, b. November 3, 1888, d.' July 8, 1890; Maurice Eugene, b. July 8, 1890 (class of 1912) ; Marion Emily, b. May 27, 1895,, d. August 31, 1896. Address: Newton Lower Falls, Mass. t 1348. *WARREN TYLER. B.A.; M.A., 1886; LL.B., Boston University, 1886. ■*■. T. Born August 4, 1861, Higganum, Conn, Principal of Hill's Academy, Essex, Conn., 1883-84. Studied in School of Law, Boston University, 1884-86. Admitted to the bar, 1886. Practised law in Boston and Peabody, Mass., 1886; . Bartow, Fla., 1886^88. Vice president, Polk County Bank, Bartow, Fla., l888; cashier, 1888-91. President of State Bank of Fort Meade, Fla^, 1891- 1903. Mayor of . Bartow, Fla., 1891.; president of City Council, 1892. Died December 21, 1903, Bartow, Fla. ' Married September 11, 1889, Marie Elizabeth Pratt, of Essex, Conn; Address of widow: Mrs. M. P. Griswold, Branford, Conn. 1344. THOMAS COOMBS WILSON. B.A.; M.A., 1886. A. K. E. *. B. K. Born June 28, 1859, Washington, N. J. Studied law, 1883-86. Practised law in Wichita, Kans., 1886-1901. City attorney, Wichita, Kans., 1889-91. Probate judge; Sedgwick County, Kans., 1901-03. Judge of the 18th Judicial District of Kansas, 1904—-. Married December 21, 1888, Julia Brewer Clement (daughter of G- W. Clement, class of i860; and sister of No. 1323) . Children : Julia Christianna, b. October 13, 1889; Clement, b. June 21, 1891 ; Robert Rogers,:b. July 7, 1901. ■ Address : 1502 Park Place Ave., Wichita, Kans. 1345. *WILLIAM WALLS WOOD. B.A.; M.A., 1886. A. A. *. ; _In business in Philadelphia, Pa., 1883-91. In charge, of the office of the Athletic Club of the Schuylkill Navy, 1890-91. Died March 14, 1891, Philadelphia, Pa. " ■ Married; one child. ' i 1346. *ADDIE LOUISE CRAFTS (Baer). Ph.B. *. B. K. Born September 17, i860, in Maine. Sister of Nos. 887 and 950, and of F. H. Crafts (class of 1871). ■ ^ Married September, 1883, Alfred E. Barr. Children : Jennie L. ; Dorothy (deceased) ; Marjorie. Died February 9, 1893, Chicago, 111. .' 361 1884.] GRADUATES. CLASS OF 1884. 1347. JOSEPH BARZILLAI ACKLEY. B.A.; M.A., 1887. A. K. B. Born November 13, 1859, Manchester, Conn. Preached in M. E. Church, Somers, Conn., 1884--8S. Joined New England Southern Conference, 1885. Stationed at Somers aind Square Pond, Conn., 1885-86; Tolland,, 1886-89; Marshfield, Mass., 1889-90; Hockanum, Conn., 1890-93. Superhiimerary, 1893-94. Stationed at Tolland, Conn., 1894-97 ; Gales Ferry, 1897-1901 ; Mbosup, 1901-03 ; Portland, 1903-0S. Supernumerary, 1905-10. Agent, Preachers' Aid Society, 1910 . Married June 22, 1885, Ella J. Hunn, of South Windsor, Conn. Address : Burnside, Conn. ■ 1348. *CARLTON BANNISTER. B.A. *. N. 0. Born 1861. Son of W. H. Bannister (class of 1849), Pastor, Lutheran Church, Ramsey, N. J., 1894-1902. Died April 22, igo2. Convent, N. J. 1349. GEORGE ALEXANDER CARNAHAN., , P'h.B. ♦. t. *. B. K. Born May 21, 1862, Ravenna, Ohio. Brother of J. C. Carna- han (class of 1879),. Lawyer. Special county judge, Monroe County, N. Y., 1895-99. Mayor of Rochester, N.Y., 1900-01. Address : 26 Gibbs St., Rochester, N. Y. 1360. . CHARLES WESLEY CHADWICK. bX; M.A., 1887. *. N. e. Born February, 8, 1861, Red Hook, N. Y. Brother of No. 884. ,,. ; , .-; r Wood engraver, New York, N. Y., principally for The Century Magasine, 1885 . Married October 30, 1902, Agnes F. Hardy, of New York, N. Y. Children: John Vincent, b. September 28, 1903; Sumner Stone, b. July 14, 1905. ■-■■.'■: ■ ; I Address : 137 East isoth St., New York, N. Y. 1351. HOWARD ABBOTT CLIFFORD. B.A.; M.A., 1887. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born April 7, i860, Monmouth, Me. Studied in School of Theolo^, Boston University, 1884-85. Preached in M. E. Church, South Berwick, Me., 1885-86. Taught in New Orleans' Uni^rersity, 1886-88. Joined Louisiana Conference; M. E. Church, J 1887. Preached in M. E. Church, Waterville,' Me., 1888-89. Transferred to Maine Conference, 1889. Stationed at Rich- mond, Me., 1891-95; East Wilton (Union Church), 1895-99; Old Orchard, 1899-1902; South Portland, 1902-04; South Paris, 1904-07; Strong, 1907-10 ; Winthrop, 1910 . Superintendent of schools, Richmond, Me., 1892-94; Wilton, 1896-98; Old Orchard, 1900-02 ; Paris, 1906-07. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1909 . Married October 27, 1897, Mrs. Cora Knight Clifford, of Rumford, Me. Children : Muriel, b. September 4, 1898, d. November 2, 1898 ; Donald Knight, b. February 17, 1900. Address: Winthrop, Me. 1352. WILLIAM MONTGOMERY CROOK. B.A., 1885. $. N. e. Born 1864. Civil engineer. Address : unknown. 362 GRADUATES. [1884. 1853. *GEORGE HERRICK DAINS. B.A.; M.A., 1887. *. T. Born July 22, 1861, in Windsor County, Vt. Son of No. 617 ; brother of No. 1600. Taught in Collegiate Institute, Augusta, Ky., 1884-86. Vice presi- dent of Union College, Burtonville, Ky., 1887-89. Editor and pro- prietor oi The MiddleSoro News, 1889-95; Owensboro i"«M, 1895-96; Paducah Daily Sun, 1896-1904. President ' and manager, Paducah Packing Company. Died' Octoberi 7, 1904, Asheville, N. C. Married September 3, 1889, Emma Bellefontaine Wykes, of Spring- field, Ohio. Child : Clara Eugenia, b. March zi, 1895. Address of widow : Wittenburg College, Springfield, Ohio. 1864. STANLEY WOODWARD DAVENPORT., B.A.- M.A., 1887. X. ■*•., Bofn July 21,; 1861,- Plymouth, Pa. In business in Plymquth, Pa., 1885-88. Studied law in Plymouth, Pa., 1888-90. Admitted to , the bar, 1890. Practising law in Wilkes- Barre and Plymouth, Pa., i8go- — . Register , of . wills, Luzerne County, Pa., 1894-96. Member of Fifty-sixth Congress.- Married June 13, 1889, Mary Weir, of Plymouth, Pa. Children: Mariaur Livingston, b. May I, 1890 ; Isabel Ward, b. February 17, 1894. Address: Plymouth, Pa. 1355. DAVID GEORGE DOWNEY. B.A.; M.A., 1887; D.D^, 1899. A. K. E. *. B. K. Born September 21, 1858, Manor Hamilton, Ireland. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1884. Stationed at Windsor, Conn.> 1884-85;,, North Church, Hartford, 1885-88; .Marna- rbneck, N. Y., 1888-92; Stamford, Conn, 1892-97; St. John's Church, B^rooklyn, N. Y., 1897-1907. Assistant secretary. Board of Education, M. E. Church, 1907-08. Corresponding secretaryi Board of Sunday Schools, 1908— — . Chaplain of the Conn. Legislature, 1886-87. Dele- gate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1904, '08. Trustee of Wes- leyan University, 1902 ; secretary of the Board, 1903 — — . Author: Modern Poets and Christian Teaching. Editor: Delta Kappa Epsilon Quarterly, 1890-91. Married June 2, 1887, Lilian May Terrill, of Middletown, Conn. Child : Bradford, b. October 29, 1894. Address: 14 West Washington St., Chicago, 111. 1356. CHARLES HUTCHINSON DYE. Ph.B., 1894. Teacher; superintendent and principal of schools. .Vice principal, Wilmington Conference Academy, Dover, Del., 1910 — —r. Address: Dover, Del. 1357. PAUL FRANCIS ELA. B.A.; M.A., 1888; M.D., Har- vard University, 1894. A. A. *. Born July 27, 1862, Woonsocket, R. I. Son of No. 560. Taught iij East Greenwich Academy. R, I.,, 1884-85 ; Eagle Hall, Goshen, Conn., 1885-86. Principal of New Salem Academy, Mass., 1886-88; High School, Mankato, Minn., 1888-89; Wesleyan Metho- dist Seminary, Wasioja, Minn., 1889-91. Studied in Harvard Medical School. 1891-94. Practised medicine in Cambridge, Mass., 1894-98; East Douglas, Mass., 1898 . ' Married November 24, 1884; Carrie A. Aiken, of Chicopee Falls, Mass. Children: Norn's Theodore, b. May 25, 1894; Doris Mae, b. October 28, 1002. , r Address: East Douglas, Mass. 363 1884.] GRADUATES. ■ 1358. WILLIAM ROGER ' EVANS. B.A. ; M.A., 1887. '' X. '*. Born September 15, 1866, New. York, Ni Y. 1 .. : : X: . Taught in Pittsburg, Pa., 1884-85. Joined New York Conference, -M., E. Church, 1886, Stationed at Araenia,:.Ni Y., 1886-88; Hyde Park, 1888-89; Central Valley, ,1889-90; New Paltz, 1896-93; Millbrook and Verbank, 1893-794;. Stockport, 1894-^98; Tivoli, 1898-99. In business, 1I899-1903. Public scliool principal, 1903 . Married 1890, Ahniei 5foxQn, of Central Valley, N. Y. Child : -KathSryn, b. May 2, 1891. 1 Address : 52 Liberty St., Washington Heights, Newburgh, N. Y. 1369. CHARLES HENRY GARDNER. B.A,; , M.A., 1887. A. K. E'. Born Januaiy 10/ 1858, Siiiisbury, Conn. Taught in. Rocky Hill, Coin., 1884-85. Jdined New York Eas): Con- fefence,' M'. E. ' Church, 1885. Appointed missionary to Nevada.; stationed at Genoa, Nev., 1885-90 ;''Masoh "Valley; 1890-93; Loyalton, Cal., 1893-59. Located at his own requestj 1^7. In business in Beck- withj Cal., 1897 — -.' ' y '--„■'. ' ■ Marridd Jurie 27, 1883, Eva Mary fiuell, of Clinton, Conn, Children: Cornelia Easter, b. April 13," 1884; "Beatrice Buell, b. August 12, 1885, d. March 3, 1904; Robert William, b. January 13; 1887; Jessie Ruth, b. September 24, 1889, d. October 12, i8go; Angeline Lois, b. February 1-2, 1891; Elizabeth .Vida, b.- February 12, 1891; Charles Henry, b. June 27> 1897. .' ' ,' ,! ,- , Address : Beckwith, Cal. 1360. *FRANK CLASEN H0Y^..';B;A.;. M.A., 1887. *.-N. 9. *. B. K. . Bom March 6, 1863, MiddletowW,l'CoMn. Son of No. 591. • Studied in' Mags. Institute of Tfechnplogyi'Ij.884-85. . Stenographer, Y. M. C- A., Brooklyn, N..Y., 1885-86.. Investigating mining cTaitns in Colorado, 1886, Stenographer, American Ttibe ,and Iron Cotnpany, New York, N. Y., 1886-87; salesman, 1887-91 ;' local manager, 1891. pied. December' 2d, 1904, Englewood, N..J. 1361. THEODORE liUSHMORE HOYr. B.A. A. K.' E. Bojn July II, 1861, Stamford, Conn. ..,.,., In the leather buisfness, i884-99- Retired', 1899. Address: Stamford, Conn. 1362. *L0RENZ0 NICKERSON JOHNSON. B.A.; M.A., 1887, and Harvard Universily, 1892. A. A. *. #. B. K. Born December 20, 1862, Easton, Conn. Brother of No. 1562. Principal of Staples Academy, Easton, Conn., 1884-86. Taught in High School, Evanstohj' 111., i886'-9i.' Graduate student. Harvard Univetsify, 1891-92. Instructor in Botany, University of Michigan, 1892-96. Died February 27, 1897, Boulder, Col. Married January 3, 1.893, Cornelia Spalding, of Evanston, 111. Child : Mildred, b. October 30, 1895. ' r Address of widov?: 1934 Orrihgtpn Ave., Evanston, 111." 1363. GEORGE MASON YaMONTE. B.A.; M.A., 1887. A. A; *. Born Jixne 4, 1863, Daiivillei Va. .■ With the Bradstreet Company, 1885-86. Eiigaged in paper manu-. facturing, 1886 . President of the corporation, George LaMonte & Son, New York, N. Y. Member of N: J. - Legislature, 1911. . 364 GRADUATES; [1884.. ; Married Octoljef 12, 1887, Anna I. Vaile, of Bound Brook, N. 'J. Children: George Vaile,. b. 1889; Isabel, b. 1890; Archibald Douglas, b. 1892. Address: Bound Brook, N. J. 1864. CHARLES ALVIN LITtLkFiELD." B.A.;' iVE.A., 1887. *. N. e. Born August 9, ■1856, Wells, Me. Studied in School of Theojpgy, Boston University, iSSS'^Sd./ joined, New England Conference, M. £., Church, 1886. Stationed at CliiEton- dale, Mass., 1886-89 ; Asbury Church, Sprjngfield, 1^-94 ; Water- town, 1894-96. Superintendent, Boston Missionary Society, 1896-98. Stationed at Walnut St., Chelsea, Mass., 1898-1902. Supernumerary, 1902-10. Located at his own request, 1910. Engaged in the manu- facture' of wood and paper boxes; Lynn, Mass., 1902 . Married February S, 1890, Annah Jane Whipple, of , Maiden,, Mass- Children:' William Bradbury, b.' November 28, 1890, d. July 18; 1891; Thompson Whipple, b. February 8, 1893, d; April 14, 1893 ; Dorcas Alice, b. October 25, 1902; Horace Jackson, b. March 10, 1904. Address :, 80 La'Wton Ave., Lynn, Mass. 1865. WILLIAM ARMSTRONG RICHARD. B.A.; M;A., 1887; D.D., 1908. '*. T. *. B. K. Born May 17, 1857, New Derry, Pa. Joined New' York East Conference, M. E. Ghiirch, - 1884. Stationed at Durham, Conn., 1884-87; Forestville, 1887-89; Birmingham (now Derby), 1889-94; South Park, Hartford, 1894-99; Trinity Qhurch, New York, N. Y.; 1899-1902. Presidiftg Elder, Neiv Haven District,. igo2-o8. Stationed' at Freeport, N. Y., 1908 Chaplain, Conn. House of Representatives, 1897; Conn. Senate, 1899. Married May 17, 1878, Emelda MacMillan (class of 1884), of Latrobe, Pa. Children:, Howard MacMillan (No. 2445), b. April 6, 1883; Merle DeForest, b. January 30, 1888. ■ :'/''' :■ Address : Freeport, N. Y. ■!..'■. 1866. GARY A ROE. B.A.; M.A., 1887. ,■ A. A/ *. Born August 5, 1861, Gouyerneur, N. Y. ,S,on of N9. 571; brother of.' No. 1622.. Taught in Dickinson Seminary, WilHamsport, Pa., 1884-86; ,High, School, Saratoga, N. Y., 1886-87. Engaged in jou.rnalisnjjn Marcellus, N. Y., 1887-1906; Penn Yan, N, Y., 1906-07; Lockport, N. Y., 1907 — — . Married June 30, 1886, Mary. Lou Coats, of Watkins, N. Y. Child: Ralph Coats, b. December 12, 1890. Address : Lockport, N, Y- 1367. HERBERT EDWIN "RUSSELL. B.A. ; M.A., 1887. 0. N. e. #. B. K. Born April 7, i860, Paris, Me. Brother of Nos. 1023, IIS9, 1399, and 1765. TatigMr in Mame 'Wesleyan Seminary, Kents Hill, Me., i884:-86. Graduate student, Johns Hopkins University, 1886-87. Taught in Boys' High School, Reading, Pa., '1887-91. Associate Professor of Mathematics, University of Denver, 1891-96 ; Professor of Pure Mathematics, 1896 Principal of preparatory school, University of Denyer, 189 8 . ■'.■■■; Married Juiie 18!, 1885, Carrie Lena Rogers, of Belgrade, Me. Children: Mabel Edith, b. Mirch 23, 1887; Annie Rogers, b. March 30, iSSg ; Herbert O-wen, b. Awgust 20, 1894 ; Howard Willis, b. March 24, igoi. Address : University Park,' Denver, Col. 36s- 1884.] GRADUATES. 1368. FRANKLIN. TAYLOR SMITH. B.A.; M.A., 1887; LL.B., Harvard Universify, 1890^ A. A. *. Born July 14, iS6'4, Appleton, Wis. Son of No. 495; brother of No. 1340. Traveled in Europe, 1885-86. Studied in Harvard Law School, 1887-90. Practising law in Milwaukee and Appleton, Wis., 1890 . President of the Ogden Abstract, 4nd Title Company, Milwaukee, Wis., 1893, / ,i.. "'.,-■ ■ -^ -,■ . . Married October 11, 1893, Mary Eliot, of Milwaukee, Wis.: Chil-' dren :■' Maty Eliot, b. December 23, 1894; Robert Eliot, b. May 24, tSgg; Augustus Ledyard, b. October j8, 1962. ' Add;ress: Appleton, Wis^ - . rj 1369. ALBERT RADDIN SWEETSER. B.A.; M.^.,' 1887. % T. Born July is, 1861, Mendon, Mass. Son of No. 676. Studied in Mass. Institute of Technology, Boston, Mass., 1884-^5. Taught in Centeryille, Mass., 1885-86; East Maine Conference Semi- nary, Bucksport, Me., 1886-88; N. H. Conference Seminary, Tilton, N. H., 1888-93. Graduate, student, ajid Assistant; iji Bots^ny, Harvard University, 1893-97. Professor" of Biology,' Pacific University, Ore., 1897-1902; University of Oregon, 1902 . . -Married i February 28, i888,' Carolinj!;Knowles Phinney, of Center- vilie, Mass. ,. , , ,••■'. 1 Address: Eugene, Ore. ^ .^ : 1370. FRED ELMER TASKER. Ph.B.; LL.B., George Wash-' ington University, 1886. -ir. T. *. B. K. Bom May 9, 1862, Man- chester, N! H. , . , Patent lawyer in Washington, D. C, 1884-97; New York, N. Y., 1897—. Married June i, 1887, Harriet H-ic^co?::, of Washington, D. C. Address: 50 Church St., New York, N. Y. 1371. WILLIAM ALDRICH TATEUM. Ph.B. S^. T. Born August 31, 1862, Westboroi " Mass. Brother of F. T. Tateum (class of 1888). ■■ ■ , ■ Practised law in Grand Rapids, Mich., 1884-1904. Engaged chiefly in traveling for pleasure arid sport, 1904 . Member of Mich. State Legislature, 1892-94. Speaker of the House of Representat;ives, 1893-94. Author: Before the Blazing Baek-Log. Married 1887, Mary Adele Morris, of Grand Rapids, Mich., who died 1904. Address : The Stratford Arms,, ,Graij4 Rapids, Mich. 1372. FRANKLIN, HENRX, TAYLOR. B.A.; M. A., 1887. *. T. % B. K. , Born December 10, 1853, Middletown, Conn. ; Taught in the Episcopal. Academy,; Cheshire, Conn., 1884-85; High School, Middletown, Conn., 1885.-86^,; Tutor in, Greek, Wesleyan Uni- versity, i886-9i.f . Taught in St. Paul's Sdiool, Concord, N. H., 1891-95; High School, Hartford, Conn., 1895 . .Married, August 11, 1885, Sarah L. Van Sands; of Middletown, Conn. Children: Horace 'Van- Sands, b. May 28, 1886 (B.A., Yale, 1908); Paul Herbert, t). September 14, 1888; Leon, b. January 17, 1891, d. November 24, 1892. Address: 23 Lincoln St., Hartfprd, Conn. 366 GRADUATES. [1884, 1373. ARTHUR TITCOMB. B.A.; M.A., 1887. A. K E. Born DeGember- 22, 1853, Farmington, Me. Principal of High School, Terryyille, Conn., 1884-85. Studied in Hartford Theological Seminary, 1885-88. Pastor of Gongregational Church, Gilbertville, Mass., 1888-95. Preached in various Congre- gational churches, as supply, 1895-99. Pastor of Congregational Church, Saxonville, Mass., 1899-1903; West Stewartstown, N. H., 1903-04; Feeding Hills, Mass;, 1904^ — -. Married April 15, 1890, Anna 'Sophy Hubbard, of Middletown, Conn. , ^ ,,,,-. I AddreSs: 43 Westford Ave., Springfield, Mass. 1374. JOHN ANDREW TUCK. Ph.B.; M.A., 1887. A. K. E. Address : Unga, Alaska. 1876, EDWARD BURR VAN VLECK. B.A.; M.A., 1887; Ph.D., University of Gottingen, 1893 ; LL.D., Clark University, 1909. *. N. 6. *. B. K. Born June 7, 1863, Middletown, Conn. Son of No. 406; brother of Nos. 1234, 1295, and 1505. ' ' Assistant in Physics, • Wesleyan University, 1884-85. Graduate student in Johns Hopkins University, 1885-87; Fellow in Physics, 1886787. Tutor iiji : .Matheijiatics, Wesleyan University, i887'90. Studied in the University of Gottingen, Germany, 1890-93. Instructor in Mathematics, University of Wisconsin, 1893-95. Associate Pro- fessor of Mathematics, Wesleyan University, 1895-98; Professor of Mathematics, 1898-1906. Professor of Mathematics, University of Wisconsin, 1906- — . Vice president, American Math. Society, 1909. Author: Theory of Divergent Series and Algebraic Continued Frac- tions, 1903; monographs in mathematical journals. Editor : Tranj- aetions of American Mathematical Society, 1905. Married July 3, 1893; Hester Laurence Raymond (No. 1633), of North Lyme, Conn. . Child : John Hasbrouck, b. March 13, 185^. Address : Madison, Wis, 1376, *ALBERT PERRY WALKER. B.A.; M.A., 1887. *. T. *. B. K. Bom June 9, 1862, Alton Bay, N. H. Taught in Mitchell's Boys' School, Billerica, Mass., 1884-86. Prin- cipal of High School, Grafton, Mass., 1886-87. Junior master, English High School, Boston, Mass., 1887-98 ; master, 1898-1904. Master, Boston Normal School, 1904-67. Bead master, Girls' High School, Boston, Mass;, igo7--'ii. Author: Essentials of English History. Editor: Selections from Milton's Poems; Milton's Minor Poems; Macaulay's Essays on Milton, Addison, and Johnson. Died March 28, 191 1, Newtonville, Mass. Married July 2, 1885, Mary Elizabeth Frisbie, of Holyoke, Mass. Address of widow:; 33 Birch Hill Road, Newtonville, Mass. 1377, ELLA VIRGINIA BURR. Ph.B. Born July 16, 1854, Haddam, Conn. ' Studied in Charity Hospital Training School for Nurses (now New York City Training School), New York, N. Y., 1884-86. Graduated, 1886. Practised as nurse, 1886-1904. Retired ; residing in Higganum, Conn., 1904^ ;. ■^ A.ddress : Higgaiitim, Conn. 1378, CAROLINE MATILDA HILLS. B.A. ; M.A., 1887. Born March 18, 1863, Franklin, Mass. Sistet- of No. 1773. 367 1884-85.] GRADUATES. Taught in High School, Middletown, Conn., 1884-85; Drew Ladies' Seminary, Carmel, N. Y., 1885-88; High School, New Haven, Conn., 1^-1901 ; Newtown High School, New York, N. Y., 1901 . Address : 343 West 76th St., New York, N. Y. CLASS OF 1885. 1379. STEPHEN SPURGEON ABBOTT. B.A.; M.A., 1889.' A. K. E, Born February 17, 1859, Bethel, Me. Studied law in Bethel, Me., 1885-87. Town clerk, of Bethel; mem- ber of School Committee, 1886-87. Admitted to the bar, 1887.- Prac- tising law in Denver, Col., 1887 . Deputy district attorney for Second District, Col., 1889-92, 1892-95, 1898-1901. Assistant city attorney, Denver, Col., 1895. Judge of the Municipal Court, Denver, Col., 1896-97. ■ ; Married Septeniber i, 1891, Kate H. Locke, of Bethel, Me. Child: Katherine Elizabeth, b. November 9, 1907. Address : 320 Symes Building, Denver, Col. 1880. EDWARD DALLY BASSETT. B.A.; M.A., 1888. A. A.*. Born September 22, 1855, Dansville, N. Y. Joined New. York East Conference, M. E. -Church, 1885.' Stationed at Shelton, Conn., 1885^87; Norwalk, 1887-90; Stratford, 1890-93; Grace Church, Bronx, N. Y., 1893-98; St. Paul's Church, Waterbury, Conn., 1898-1905; Babylon, N. Y.; 1905-11; Springfiield Gardens, 1911 . Married May 14, 1890, HattieL. Hughes, of Bridgeport, Conn., who died February 26, 1^5. Married April 6, i8g8, Mrs. Kate' Adams' Bassett, of North Manlius, N. Y. Children: Elliot Curtiss, b. February 26, 189s; d. March, 1895 ; Helen Alida, b. March 25, 1899. Address : Springfield Gardens, L. I., N. Y- ' '- 1381.. FRANK DAVIS BEATTYS. B.A.; >M.A., 1888. *. N. 9. Born August 2, 1861, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Brother of Nos. 13S2 and 1507. ■ ; ■ ^ ■•- ■ ■ New York agent for H. E. Holt, publisher, Boston, Mass., 1885. General New York manager :for Silver, Rogers & Co., publishers. New York, N. Y., 1886-87. New York manager for Silver, Burdett & Co.,\pubKshers, 1888-91. ■ In charge of New York branch of same firm, with an interest in the business, 1892-1908. Member of the- firm, Frank D. Beattys & Co., publighers,' New York, N. Y., 1908 — r-. , Address : 225 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. i 1882. GEORiGE DAVIS BEATTYS. B.A.;: MiA., 1888; LL.B., Columbia University, 1887. *. N. 6. *. B. K. Born July 20, 1862, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Brother of Nos. 1381 and 1507. - --t - • •• Studied in Columbia Law School, New York, N. Y., 1885-S7. Admitted to the bar, 1887. _ Practising law in Kew . York, N. Y., 1887 . Assistant corporation counsel for Brooklyn, N. Y., 1896. U. S. prize ^commissioner, '1898. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1906 '<' " ' '" ' ' ', Married October 22, 1890, Jessie Lawren^ce McDermut, of .Brooklyn, N. Y. Children: Frank Lawrence, b. November 6, 1891 ; ' Adele Mae, b. March 3, l8£»3; Madeleine Emily, b. February 4, 1898; Jessie Brown, b.'Ofctober 3,. i8§9. ' ' ■ ■ > : ' y'V.l Address: 49 Wall'St., New-Yorfi/^N. Y. -'• ' .-.■''-'' •:' ;I---tcT.: 368 GRADUATES. [1885. 1383. FRANCIS TRUMAN CHESTER. B.A. *. N, e. Born May 17, i860, Wilbraham, Mass. Son of No. 432. Spent six months on a farm at Merricourt, N. Dak., 1886. Member of New England colony at New England City, N. Dak., 1887-89. Resided in Springfield, Mass., 1890 . Address : 374 Hancock St., Springfield, Mass. 1384. ERNEST PERLEY CLARKE. B.A.; M.A., 1888. A. K. E. *. B. K. Born December 13, 1859, Alna, Me. On U. S. geological survey in Maine and New Hampshire, 1885. Editor of Ontario Record, Cal., 1886-94. Instructor in Latin and Eng- lish Literature, Chafley College, Ontario, Cal., 1888-89. Member of Board of Education, San Bernardino, Cal., 1889-92. Managing editor. Daily Press, Riverside, Cal., 1894 . In Washington, D. C, as pri- vate secretary and newspaper correspondent, 1905-06. Chairman, Board of Managers, S. Cal. State Hospital for the Insane, 1900 . Married July 3, 1898, Louise Harvey, M.D., of Portland, Me. Address : Daily Press, Riverside, Cal. 1385. SAUL OBER CURTICE. B.A.; M.A., 1888; M.A. and Ph.D., Syracuse University, 1891. A. A. *. Born March 13, i860. Concord, N. H. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, i88s. Stationed at Middlefield, Conn., 1885-88; Port Chester, N. Y., 1888-93; Wash- ington Park, Bridgeport, Conn., 1893-96; First Place, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1896-98-; Sixth Ave., Brooklyn, 1898-1900; St. John's Church, New Rochelle, 1900-07; South Norwalk, Conn., 1907-09; Lawrence, N. Y., 1909-10; Jamaica, 1910 . Married July 1, 1885, Sarah Comstock Scofield, of Orient, N. Y. Children: Leon Hilliard (No. 2666), b. April 9, 1886; Raymond Sco- field (No. 2667) „b. October 31, 1887; Lois Kate, b. July 4, 1889; Eunice Mallory, b. May 27, 1892 ; Helen Boyes, b. December 3, 1893 ; Kenneth Henry, b. November 7, 1897. Address : 428 Fulton St., Jamaica, N. Y. 1386. JAMES FRANKLIN FELLOWS. Ph.B. A. K. E. Born September 14, 1862, Troy, N. Y. Brother of No. 1515. In the employ of Fellows & Co., collar and cuff manufacturers, Troy, N. Y., 1885-88: Senior member of the firm, 1888 . Married June 18, 1890, Flora Ayer Haynes, of Saranac, N. Y. Chil- dren: Haynes Harold, b. July 14, 1891 (class of 1913); Franklin Edward, b. October 2, 1898 ; Anna Ruth, b. October 2, 1898, d. April 8, 1903; Flora Elizabeth, b. April 2, 1907. Address: 513 Fulton St., Troy, N. Y. 1387. *WILLIAM SCOTT FOSTER. B.A.; M.A., 1888. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born February 23, i860. South Windsor, Conn. Taught school, 1885-86. Joined New England Southern Conference, M. E. Church, 1887. Stationed at Montville and Salem, Conn., 1887-88; Colchester, 1888-90; Lyme, 1890-91; Old Mystic, 1891-93; East Hampton, 1893-97; Foxboro, Mass., 1897-98; Mapleville and Glendale, 1898-99. Located, 1899. . Died August 6, 1899, Foxvale, Mass. Married December 18, i888, Addie Jane Nevers, of South Windsor, Conn. Child: Paul Ethan. 1388. ADDISON LOOMIS GREEN. B.A. ■ . --, ; Address: Middletown, Conn. CLASS OF 1888. 1506. FREDERIC GIBBS AXTELL. B.A. ; M.A., 1891. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born July S, 1867, Peru, N. Y. ■ ' : . At home,' Milford, Conn., 1888-89. Taught in Friends' Academy, Union Springs, N. Y., 1889-90 ; Vermont Methodist Seminary, Mont- pelier, Vt., 1890-91 ; Preparatory School of Northwestern Univetsity, Evanston, 111., 1891-92; Chaffey College, Ontario, Cal., 1892-97. Studied in the University of Berlin, Germany, 1901-02. Taught in Central Hi^h , School, Minneapolis, Minn.,: 1902-03. Assistant in Greek, Macalester College, Minn., 1903-05; Instructor in Greek, 1905-06; Librarian, 1906 . Address: 68 South Snelling Ave., St. Paul, Minn. 1507. HARRY HARVEY BEATTYS. B.A.;-_B.D., Drew Thfo- logical Seminary, 1890; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1891., *. N. 9. Born November 18, 1864, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Brother of Nos. 1381 and 1382. ■ Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1888-90. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, i8go. Stationed at Bayport, N. Y., 1890-92; Greenport, 1892-95; Jamaica, 1895-97; Sumner Aye., Brook- lyn, 1897-1902; Stamford, Conn., 1902-05; Chester Hill, Mount Vernon, N. Y., 1905 . MarHed June 6, I893, Genevieve Dunham, of Middletown, Conn. Children: Barbara, b. December 11, 1894; Marjorie, b. July 16, 1899. Address: 216 North Columbus' Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y. 1608. JOHN LAW BRIDGE. B.S.; Ph.D., Clark University, 1894; M.D., Harvard University, 1903. ■*^. T.- ,*. B. K. Born November 6, 1859, Hazardville, Conn. Brother of G, A. Bridge (class of, 1897). . - . , '. : ' Taught in Bordentown Military Institute, N. J., 1888-89. Assistant in Chemistry, Wesleyan University, 1889-91. Fellow in Cheniistry, Clark University, 1891-92; University of Chicago, 1892-93. Taught in Conn. Literary Institution, Suffield, Conn., 1893-96; High School, Waterbury, Conn., 1896-99. Studied in Harvard Medical School, 1899-1903. Practising medicine in ThpmpsonviUe, Conn., 1903 .^ i';Address: Thompsonville, Conn. .■ • - ' ^■- ■ 1509. WILLIAM EVANS BRUNER. ' B.A. ," M.A., 1891 ; M.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1891. A. A. $; $. B. K. Born January 8, 1866, Columbia, Pa. Brother of Nos. 1203 and 1466. ' Studied in medical department. University of Pennsylvania, 1888-91. Resident physician, Philadelphia Hospital, Pa., 1891-93. Assistant clinical ophthalmologist; Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa., 1893. Clinical assistant (later instructor) in Ophthalmology, medical 393 1888.] GRADUATES. department of Westiern Reserve University, 1893 . Practising medicine in Cleveland, Ohio, 1894 . Oculist to Charity Hospital; consulting oculist to Maternity Hospital; surgeon-in-chief. Eye Dis- pensary, Lakeside Hospital. Associate editor: Annals of Ophthal- mology. Married February 18, 1897, Lydia S. Clark, of Columbia, Pa. Chil- dren : William Evans, b. February 21, 1901, d. March 15, 1903 ; Clark Evans, b. January 17, 1910. Address: 515 New England Building, Cleveland, Ohio. 1510. EDWARD WASHINGTON,, BURKE. B.A. A. K. E. Born Jxily 19, 1862, Saint Michaels, Md. Joined Philadelphia Conference, M. E. Church, 1889. Stationed at Lancaster, Pa., 1889-91; Wayne, 1891-92; Bethel, 1892^93; Hamburg, 1893-96; Malvern, 1896-98; Norris Square, Philadelphia, 1898- 1901; Pitman, Philadelphia, 1901-03; Norristown, 1903-06; Mahanoy City, 1906-09; East Park, Philadelphia, 1909-11 ; Millersburg, igii . Married October 20, 1898, Matora Adelle Green, of Malvern, Pa. Address : Millersburg, Pa. 1511. *HENRY WILLIAM GAMIER. B.A. Born. 1864, in Eng- land. Studied in the Medical School, University of Pennsylvania, 1888-89. Died January 14, 1889, Philadelphia, Pa. 1512. WIU^IAM MORTON CASSIDY. B.A.; M.A., 1891. *. T. *. B. K. Born August 9, l8S9, Boston, Mass. Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1888-89. Joined New England Conference, M., E. Church,. 1889. Stationed at Shelburne Falls, Mass., 1889-91; Graniteville, 1891-93; West Medford, 1893-97. Graduate student in Harvard University, 1894-96. Stationed at Hopkinton, Mass., 1897-1900; Whitinsville, 1900-03; North Andover, 1903-04; Danvers, 1904-09; Greenfield, 1909 -. Married October 9, 1889, Minnie Deborah Valden, of Ridgefield, Conn. Children : Robert Valden, b. July 4, 1891 ; Minnie Grace, b, April 29, 1893 ; Morton Stewart, b. December 22, 1^4, d. December 27, 1898; Margaret Albee, b. August 29, igoo, d. March i, 1901. Address : Greenfield, Mass. 1513. CHARLES PHILLIPS COOPER. B.A.; M.A., 1891. A. K. E. Born January 16, 1866, Hamilton, N. Y. On the staflf of The Hartford Post, Conn., 1888-89; The Evening Sun, New York, N, Y. (assistant managing, editor), 1889 ■ Married July 5, 1899, .Olive A. Sprague, of New York, N. Y. Child: Theron, b. August 15, 1907. Address: The Evening Sun, New York, N. Y. 1514. *ERNEST RUSSELL DEANE. , B.A. A. K. E. Born 1867. Taught in Pennington Seminary, N. J,, 1888-89. Died February 12, 1 889," Pennington,' N. J. 1516. HERVEY WILLIAM FELLOWS. Ph.B. A. K. E. Born September 17, 1864, Troy, N. Y. Brother of No. 1386., In the employ of Fellows & Co., manufacturers of collars and cuffs, Troy, N. Y., 1888-91 ; member of the firm, 1891 . 394 GRADUATES. [1888. Married October 25, 1899, Nettie Wisner Chute, of Round Lake, N. Y. Children: Marion Louise, b. August 3, 1900; Helen Elizabeth, b. March 4, 1902; Esther Chute, b. June 20, 1903, d. March 8, 1904. Address: Round Lake, N. Y. 1516.< WILLIAM ELLIOTT FOSTER. B.A.; M.A., 1891 ; M.D., New York Homoeopathic Medical College, 1891. X. ■*•. Born January 18, 1867, Wilbraham, Mass. Brother of No. 1603, and of Myra E. Foster (class of 1881) and J. A. Foster (class of 1892). Studied in N. Y. Homcebpathic Medical College, 1888-91. Practised medicine in Bay Shore, N. Y., 1891-95; Glen Cove and Babylon, N. Y., 189s . Married February 17, 1909, Henrietta McGuire, of New York, N. Y. Address : Babylon, N. Y. 1617. HENRY PINNIE GRIFFIN. Ph.B. A. K. E. Born Octo- ber 20, i860, Granby, Conn. Taught in Bustleton, Pa., and Peekskill, N. Y., 1888-91. Clerk of the Surrogate Court of Westchester County, N. Y., 1^1-95. Admitted to the bar, 1893. Practising law in White Plainsj N. Y., 1895 . Married November 3, 1897, Harriett Hademan Munsey, of Roxbury, Mass. Address : White Plains, N. Y. 1518. CHARLES MINOT GRIFFITH. Ph.B.; M.A., Cornell University, 1894. *. N. 9. Born April 14, 1863, Silver Springs, N. Y. ) Taught in Housatonic Valley Institute, Cornwall, Conn., i888-go. Principal of a public school, Hibernia, N. J., 1890-91,; High School, New Hartford, Conn., 1891-92; High School, Mystic, Conn., 1892-93. Graduate student in Cornell University, 1893-94. Missionary (teacher and preacher) in Chile, S. A., 1895-98. Preached as supply in Collins Center, N. Y., 1899-igoo. Director of the Instituto Pedagogico, Cuenca, Ecuador, S. A., 1900-01. Taught in Eastman Business College, Pough- keepsie, N. Y., 1901-02; High School, San Juan, Porto Rico, 1902-07. Missionary teacher in La Paz, Bolivia, S. A., 1907-08. Statistical clerk, Department of Education, San Juan, Porto Rico, 1908 . Joined Western South America Mission Conference, M. E. Church, 1897. Located, 1902. Married November 28, 1894, Elva Roxana Kniffin, of Perry, N. Y. Children: Dency Roxana, b. May 16, 1899, d. September 2, 1900; two others, d. in infancy. Address: Department of Education, San Juan, Porto Rico. 1519. ROLAND WILKINS GUSS. B.A.; M.A., 1891. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born October 8, 1862, Williams Grove, Pa. Taught in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., l888r9i ; Colo- rado State Normal School, Greeley, Col., 1891-96; State Normal School, North Adams, Mass., 1897 . Author: Science Outlines; Science and Common Life. Married December g, 1891, Martha Anne Cameron, of Indiana, Pa. Children : Maynard Cameron, b. November 25, 1893 ; Alice Miriam, b. August 23, 189s ; Ada Margaret, b. February 22, 1903. Address : 405 Church St., North Adams, Mass. 1520. *MORTON LEE HALL. B.A. ; S.T.B., Boston University, 1892. X. *. Born May 28, 1863, Bakersfield, Vt. 395 1888.] GRADUATES. Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1888-92. Preached at Ames, N. Y., 1892-93. Died January 23^ 1893, Bakers- field, Vt. - . -, , Married February 3, 1892, Fanny Cutler. 1521. GEORGE DEMPSTER HAMLEN. B.A.; M.D., New York University, ,1890; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1891. A. K. E. Born July 8, 1866, Providence, R. I. Studied in University Medical College, New Yofk, N. Y., i888-go. Held an appointment in Bellevue Hospital, New York, -1890-92. Tutor in Obstetrics and Gynecology, University Medical College, New York, 1892- . Practising medicine in New York, 1892 . Married November 21, 1904, Estelle L. Randolph, of- New York, N. Y. Address : 50 Central Park West, New York, N. Y. 1522. FREDERIC HOBART LAWRENCE HAMMOND. B.A. A. A. *. Born October 13, 1866, Brooklyn, N. Y. In Colorado four months, recovering his health, 1888. Taught in Pennington Seminary,, N,. J., 1889-90. General secretary, Y. M. C. A., New Britain, Cpnri.;/'i8gP'g4. Assistatit ^ secretary, Y. M. C. A., Hart- ford, Conn., 1894-99. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1899. Stationed at Wallingford, Conn., "1899-1904; West Haven, 1904-10; Summerfield Church, Bridgeport, 1910-11; First Church, Hartford, 191 1 . Married June 30, 1892, Bettha Clarissa Sahford, of New Haven, Conn. Children : Edward Sa;nford,'b. April 21, 1893 ; Helen Frances, b. January 29, i8p6, d. February 21, 1898; Robert Lewis, b. October i, 1897; Alden Mowbray, b. Septenjber 9, 1900; Sanfofd Loomis, b. September 21, 19O3. Address: 411 Windsor Ave., Hartford, Conn. 1523. HOWARD HORNBECK HAWXHURST. B.A.; M.A., 1891; M.D., New York Homoeopathic Medical College, 1891. A. A. *. Born, February 10, 1866, j^ew Paltz, N. Y. Son of No. 762. Studied , in ,New York Homoeopathic Medical College, 1888-91. Practising; n^edicine in Washington, D. C-, 1891 . Attending! physi- cian to the National Homoeopathic Hospital, Washington, _D. C, • Married October 11, 1893, Annie Avery Elmer ^daughter of . No. 561), of Middletown,. Conn. Children: Katharine, b. November 16, 1896 ; Eliza,beth, b. April 6, 1903. Address : 1414 Massachusetts Aye., N, W., Washington, D. C. 1524. FRED .ALEXANDER HILLERY. B.A.; M.A.„. 1891. ■*■. T. *. B. K. :' ' "-/:, W Teacher. Address : uilknowri. ' 1525. THOMAS ARTHUR HUM AS ON, , B.A. ; M.A., 1891; Ph.D., Columbia University, 1893, A. A. $. , Born September 3, 180S, New Britain, Conn. Taught in Institution for Improved instruction of the Deaf, New York, N. Y., 1888-95. Studied in Columbia University, 1889-91. Principal of the Wright-Humason School, New York, N. Y., 1895-1904. Taught in Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1904-07; Brooklyn Train- ing School for Teachers, 1907 . Lecturer, Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, 1908^ — . 396 GRADUATES. [1888. Married June 22, i8g8, Adelyn Chase Condon, of New York, N. Y. Child : Thomas Arthur, b. October 30, 1904. Address : 23s Brooklyn Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 1626. ROBERT SENEY INGRAHAM. B.A. ; M.A., 1891 ; B.D., Garrett Biblical Institute, 1893. *. N. 8. Born August 6, 1865, Brooklyn, "N, Y. Son of No. 288; brother of G. S. Ingraham (class of i88s). Taught in- Tabor Academy, Marion, Mass., 1888-90. Studied in Yale Divinity School, 1890-92; Garrett Biblical Institute, 1892-93. Joined Wisconsin Conference, M. E. Church, 1893. Stationed at Tomahawk, Wis., 1893-94; Kingsley, Milwaukee, 1894-96; Oconto, 1896-97; Khinelander, 1897-98; Park Place, Milwaukee, 1898-99; Simpson Church, Milwaukee, 1899-1903; Fox Lake, 1903-06; Sheboy- gan Falls, 1906-11. Superintendent of Fond du Lac District, 1911 . Trustee of Lawrence College, Wis. Married January 16, 1902, Mabel D. Bell, of Evanston, 111. Address : 156 4th St., Fond du Lac, Wis. 1527. ARTHUR WILSON JAMES. B.A. ; Ph.D., University of Munich, 1894. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born September 26, 1864, East Rush, Pa. Brother of No. 1179. , - Taught in High School, Pottsville, Pa., 1888-89. Studied in Univer- sity of Berlin, Germany, 1889-90; University of Freiburg, Germany, 1890-91 ; Paris, France, 1891-92 ; University of Munich, Germany, 1892-93. Tutor in German, Wesleyan University, 1893-96. Professor of German, Miami University, 1896-1905. In the coal' business, Dayton, Ohio, 1905-08. Teaching in Lane Technical High School, Chicago, 111., 1908- — . Married August 7, 1894, Amalie Griehl, of Munich, Germany. Chil- dren: Arabella Madelaine, b. March 5, 1896; Golda Amelia, b. August 19, 1898; Clotilde Therese, b. February 20, 1905. Address : 1524 North Clark St., Chicago, 111. 1528. WILLIAM AVERY KNOX. B.A.; M.A., 1891 ; B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1891 ; D.D., Taylor. University, 1906. Born March 20, 1859, Brewster, N. Y. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1888-91. Joined Newark Conference, M. E. Church, 1890. Preached as supply at Mount Hope, N. J., 1889-90; Mountainview, N. J., 1890-91. Stationed at Branch- ville, N. ]., 1891-93; Springfield, 1893-98; Frenchtown, 1898-1900; Deckertown, 1900-03 ; Allendale, 1903-05 ; Spring Valley, N. Y., 1905-06; Davis Memorial Church, Newark, N. J., 1906-09; Dunellen, 1909 — -. ' Married May 21, 1890, Gertrude Rice, of Middletown, Conn. Chil- dren: William Avery, b. September 19, 1891, d. August 12. 1907; Gilbert Rice, b. July 30, 1894; Gertrude Elizabeth, b. July 30, 1898. Address: Dunellen, N. J. 1529. FREDERICK WILLIAM LANGE. Ph.B.; M.D., Hahne- mann Medical College, 1890. A. A. *. Born October 14, 1861, Scran- ton, Pai Brother of Nos. 1394 and 1651. Studied in Hahnemann Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa., 1888-90. Practising medicine in Scranton, Pa., 1890 — ■■±. r ,■ -n Married December 31, 1892, jjennie Ridolle McDowell, of Media, Pa. Address : 240 Adams Ave., Scranton, Pa. 397 1888.] GRADUATES. 1530. HARRY REISER MUNROE. B.A. ; M.A., 1891 ; M.A. (on exam.), 1894. *. N. 6. *. B. K. Born October 6, 1865, West- minster, Md. Brother of No. 1756, and of M. Munroe (class of 1892). Principal of High School, Shrewsbury, Mass., 1888-90; Ash- land, Mass., 1890-91. Taught in State Normal School, Miller^ville, Pa., 1891-93. Graduate student in Wesleyan University, 1893-95. Instructor in English, Pennsylvania State College, 1895-97; Assistant Professor of Rhetoric and English, 1897-98. Professor of English, Allegheny College, 1898-1902. Lecturer in English, St. Lawrence University, 1902-03. Taught in DeWitt Clinton High School, New York, N. Y., 1903-07; Bryant High School, New York, 1907 : Married December 26, 18^, Helen Elizabeth Batchelder, of Glen Ridge, N. J. Children : Enlilie Frances, b September 14, 1896 ; Harold Howe, b. December 28, 1897. Address : 54 Woolsey St., Astoria, Lpng Island City, N. Y. 1531. THEOPHILUS ENGLAND NILES. B.A.; M.A.,; 1891. X. •*. Born August 24, 1866, Delhi, N. Y. Taught in Bryant School, Roslyn, N. Y., 1888-89; Latin School, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1889-90. On the staff of The Mail and Express' (liow The Evening Mail), New York, Nv"Y. (managing editor), 1890; . Married 1892, Rominda Burnett, of Summit, N. Y. Children : Thomas Burnet, b. June 29, 1893; Janet, b. June i^, 1906. Address; 203 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 1632. GEORGE LEVI RICE. Ph.B. A. K. E. Born November IS, 1863, Tinmouth, Vt. , Studied law ; served for one year as principal of the Proctor ( Vt.) Public School, 1888-91.' Practising law in Rutland, Vt., 1891-1910; Niagara Falls, N.. Y., 1910-^ — . i , , , . Married September 7, 1892, Jennie Marcy Collins, of Rutland; Vt. Address: 536 Cedar Ave., Niagara Falls, N. Y. 1533. HERBERT LOWELL RICH. Ph.B.; M.D., Tufts College, .1898. *. N. e. ■*. B. K. Born June 23, 1865, Charlotte, Me. Brother of No. 1449- ' Taught in' Lasell Seminary, Auburndale, Mass., 1888-98. On U. . S. Geological Survey, 1889. Studied in Tufts Medical School, 1895-98; Johns Hopkins Medical. School, 1^8-99. Practised medicine, 1899-1902. Professor of Chemistry and Geology,. Western Maryland College, 1902-04. Resident physician, Jacob Tome Institute, Port Deposit, Md., 1904^—. . , . Married November 20, 1909, Theodora Burbank, of Havre de Grace, Md. - ,''■.., Address : Port Deposit, Md. 1534. THEODORE, RICHARDS. B.A. ; M.A., 1891. ■*. T. Born March 29, 1867, Montclair, N. J. Brother of J. A. Richards (class of 1883). : Studied in Columbia Law School, 1888-89. Teaching in Kamehameha Manual School, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1889-- — ; vice principal, 1891-92; principal, 1893^^ . On leave of absence; in the advertising business in New York, N. Y., 1892-93. Author : Leo Hoonani (Hawaiian Hymn book). Associate editor: TheiPriend (a monthly religious paper, pub- lished also in Hawaiian and Japanese). 398 GRADUATES. [1888. Married June 29, 1892, Mary Gushing Atherton (sister of No. 1938). Ghildren: Ruth, b. May 24, 1893; Joseph Atherton, b. September 29, 1894; Muriel, b.' May 25, 1897, d. September 10, 1899; Herbert Mon- tague, b. October 2, 1904; Mary Theodora, b. November 6, 1908. Address : Honolulu, Hawaii. 1535. WILLIAM BARNARD SMITH. B.A.; M.A., 1891.* A. A. *. *. B. K. Born June 22, 1866, Marlboro, Mass. Son of No. 820; brother of No. 1864. Taught in Allen School, West Newton, Mass., 1888-89; Centenary Collegiate Institute, Hacketfstown, N. J., 1889-91. Graduate student in Yale Univej-sity, 1891-93. Out of health ; engaged in various indus- trial occupations, associated charities work, etc., 1893-1909. Attendant in State Hospital for the Insane, Middletown, Conn., 1903-07. Super- visor of Cottage, Lyman (State) School for Boys, Westboro, Mass., 1907-09. Principal of Emerson Institute, Mobile, Ala., 1909 . Married March 15, 1905, Sydnie^ Margaret Qudykuiist, of, Allen- wood, Pa. Address : 266 South Scott St., Mobile, Ala. 1536. AARON LOUIS TREAD WELL. B.S.; M.S., 1890; Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1898. X. *. *. B. K. Born December 23, 1866, Redding, Conn. Assistant in Natural History, Wesleyan University, 1888-91. Pro- fessor of Biology and Geology, Miami University, 1891-1900. Honor- ary Fellow in Zoology, University of Chicago, 1892-94. Professor of Biology, Vassar College, 1900 . Member of staff of instruction, Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods HoU, Mass., 1898-1906. Fellow, University of Chicago, 1897-98^ Instructor in Marine Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, N. Y., 1907, Married June 15, 1892, Sarah Maria Hill, of Redding, Conn. Chil- dren: Lois, b. July 13, 1893; Alvin, b. August 16, 1896; Arthur Burr, b. December 14, 1899; Louis Mead, b. August 23, 1903I Address : VaSsar College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 1537. *THOMAS DUDLEY WELLS. B.A.; M.A., 1891. ^. T. *. B. K. Born May 9, 1862, Belmont, N. H. . City editor of The Waterbury (Conn.) Republican, 1888-90; editor- in-chief, 1890-1900. Associate editor of The Hartford Post, 1960-04. On the editorial staff of The Hartford Times, 1904-10. Meriiber of Waterbury Board of Education, 1895. Member, and secretary, of Board of State Prison Directors, 1895-1910. Member of State Reform- atory Commission, 1903-05. Died December 7, 1910, Hartford, Conn. 1638. MARCUS WHITE. Ph.B.; M.A. (Hon.), 1907. A. K. E. *. B. K. Born August 18, 1861, Blacksttone, Mass. Taught in Penn Charter School, Philadelphia, Pa., 1888-90; State Normal Sfchool, Millersville, Pa., 1890-91. Studiedr in Paris and Heidelberg, 1891-92. Taught in Free Academy, Norwich, Conn., 1892-94. Principal of State Normal School, New Britain, . Conn., 1894 ■ Married June, 1896, Helen D. Cowles, of New Britain, Conn. Children: Richard, b. September 11, 1898; Dotha, b. March 5, 1900; John, b. November 6, 1902. Addi-ess : New Britain, Conn. 1639. ALICE MAY HOTCHKISS. Ph.B. *. B. K. Born November 10, 1866, Terryville, Conn. 399 1888-89.] GRADUATES. Graduate student in Wesleyan University, 1888^89. Taught in East Greenwich Academy, R. I., 1889 ; Centenary' Collegiate Institute, Hackettstown, N. J., 1889-96. Studied in Teachers' College, New York, N. Y., 1896-97. Taught in Lasell Seminary, Auburndale, Mass., 1897-1900 (preceptress, 1898-1900) ; Free Academy, Utica, N. Y., ^goo-03. Librarian and private secretary, Lasell Seminary, 1909 . Address: 83 Church St., Middletown, Conn. 1640. MARY ELIZABETH SMITH MEND ALL (White). B.A.; M.A., 1891. *. B. K. Born April 28, 1857, Brooklyn, N. Y. Married _ November 22, 1888, Charles Thomas V\^hite, of New York, N. Y. Children: Viola Chittenden, b. August 3, iSgo; Maude Nelson, b. October 13, 1892. Address : Mrs. C. T. White, 2T] Decatur St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 1641. KATHARINE BERTHA MITCHELL (Jenkins). B.A. *. B. K. Sister of No. 1018, Married April 3, 1895, John Evan Jenkins (No; 1648). Children: Mitchell, b. January 24, 1896; Hugh Coban, b. July 2, 1899. Address: Mrs. J. ; E.- Jenkins, Kingston, Pa. CLASS OF t889, 1542. DUDLEY CHASE ABBOTT. B.A. *. T. *. b. K. Born January 18, 1867, Waterbury, Conn. Assistant Librarian, Wesleyan University, ^ 1890-91. Principal of Select School, Falls Village, Conn., 1891-92. > Taught in Selwyn Hall, Reading, Pa., 1892-94. Graduate student in Yale Univqrsityi 1894-95, 1896-97. Principal of High School, Gildersleeve, . Cotm., 1895-97. Engaged in study, 1897-98. Taught in Maine Wesleyan Seminary, Kents Hill, Me., 1898-99, Joined Maine Conference, M. E. Church, 1899. Stationed at East Livermore, Me., 1899-1901; York, 1901-03; Lincoln, 1903-06; Berlin, N. H., 1906-07; Chebeague, Me., I907-(S. Transferred to Troy Conference, 1908. Stationed at Chestertown, N. Y-, 1908-09; Clifton Park, 1909 : Mairried April 4, .1906, Jennie Ebertine Worden, of Rye, N. Y. Child: Conwell Worden, b. October 8, 1909. Address : Clifton Park, N. Y. 1543. EDWARD EVERETT ABERCROMBIE. B.A!; S.T.B., Boston University, 1892.' *. B. K. Born December 17, 1864, Woon- socket, R. I. ' Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1889-90; School of Theology, Boston University, 1896-92, Joined New England Conferenee, M: E. Church, i8g2. Stationed at Hampden, Mass., 1892-93; Southampton, 1893-98 ; Weston, 1898-99 ; Holliston, 1899-1901 ; Townsend, 1901-02. Supernumerary, 1902-04. Bursar of Walden University, Tenn., 1904-06.=, Stationed at West Warren, Mass., igb6-68; Spencer, 1908-10; Rockport, 1910 . Married June 14, 1899, Susie Rand, of Weston, Mass. Children: Roland Knights, b. March 20, 1900; Edward Ballou, b. November 21, I9OI.' ! ,' Address : Rockport, Mass. 400 GRADUATES. [1889. 1544. ARTHUR NEWELL BURKE. B.A. #. N. e. *. B. K. Born March i6, 1866, Norwich, Conn. Taught in High School. Westfield, Mass., 1889-91; Monson Academy, Mass. (principal, i893-99), 1891-99; High School, Waltham, Mass., 1899 . Graduate student in Harvard University, 1899-1900. Address : 34 Appleton St., Waltham, Mass. 1546. HENRY HAVENS CHATFIELD. Ph.B. A. K E. *. B. K. Born March 17, 1866, Bridgehampton, N. Y. Taught in Centenary Collegiate Institute, Hackettstown, N. J., 1889-90. Studied law, 1890-92. Admitted to the bar, 1892. Practis- ing law in Bridgehampton, N. Y., 1892 . President of Board of Education, Bridgehampton, N. Y. Married May 23, ii894, Charlotte Marie Peterson, of Bridgehampton, N. Y. Child: Benton Hallock, b. Augiist 14, 1897. Address: Southampton, N. Y. 1546. WILLIAM LAWRENCE CLARKE. B.S. A. A. *. Born August 7, 1865, Arthursburg, N. Y. Son of No. 650. Electrical engineer, with the General Electric Company, New York, N. Y., 1889-94. Inspector, with the New York Edison Company, 1894-96. General manager, Atlantic Coast Electric Light Com- pany, 1896-1902 ; United Gas, Electric Light and Fuel Company, 1902-06. Secretary, treasurer, and general manager. City Gas and Electric Com- pany, Paris, 111., 1906-10. General manager, Central Indiana Lighting Company, 1910 . Married October 14, 1891, Margaret Hay Fisher, of Philadelphia, Pa. Child : Miriam Fisher, b. August 27, 1893. Address : Columbus, Ind. 1547. SEWARD VINCENT COFFIN., B.A. *. N. 9. Born September 24, 1867, Middletown, Conn. Connected with the L. D. Brown & Son Company, silk manufacturers, Middletown, Conn., 1889-1904; treasurer, 1893-1904. In the life insur- ance business, Hartford, Conn., 1905-10; Albany, N. Y., 1910 . Married May 13, 1891, Delia Maria Brown, of Middletown, Conn. Child : Vincent Brown, b. February 7, 1897. Address': Albany, N. Y. 1548. THOMAS ROY CROOKS. B.A. Born July 3, 1862, Phila- delphia, Pa. Joined Philadelphia Conference, M. E. Church, 1889. Stationed at Emory, Philadelphia, Pa., 1889-96; Churchtown and Morgantown, 1^0-92; Sanctuary Church, Philadelphia, 1892-93I; Fifth St., Potts- town, 1893-95; North Wales, 1895-98; Jenkinsto*ii, 1898-1900 ; Ambler, 1900-01; Portland, 1901-03; Halifax, 1903-06; New Hope, 1906-08; Morrisville, 1:908-11; Frackville, 1911 — — . Married September 28, 1892, Jennie Jopson, of Philadelphia, Pa., who died June 28, 1896. Married March 6, 1900, Millie Gibson. Children : Eleanor Elizabeth, b. March 2, 1893, d. March 16, 1893; Dorothy, b. March 7, 1901. Address : Frackville, Pa. 1549. FREDERICK MORGAN DAVENPORT. B.A.; Ph.D., Columbia University, 1905. *. N. 6. *. B. K. Born August 27, 1866, Salem, Mass. Taught in Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Pa., 1889-93. Joined New York Conference, M. E. Church, 1893. Stationed at First Church, 401 1889.1 GRADUATES. Yonkers, N. Y., 1893-97. Engaged in study, 1897-99. Stationed at St. James's Church, Kingston, N. Y., 1899-1901. Retired from active service in the ministry, and voluntarily became a layman in the M. E. Church, igoi. Graduate student, Coluinbia University/ 1901-04. Pro- fessor of Law and Political Science, Hamilton College, 1904 . Member of New York State Senate, 1909-10. Author: Primitive Traits in Religious Revivals. : Manried. January 2, 1899, Edith Jefferson Andrus (No. 1983), of Yonkers, N. Y. Children : Frederick Morgan, b. 1900 ; Margaret Pyckman, b. 1904; Winthrop, b. 1907. , Address :. Clinton, N. Y. 1650. , *BERNARD MARCUS DAVIS. B.A. A. A. *. *. B. K. Bofn August 31, 186s, Seymour, Conn. Taught in Chamberlain Institute, Randolph, N. Y. ; also studied law, 1889-92. Admitted to the bar, 1892. Practised law in Buffalo, N. Y., 1892-93. Died April 15, 1893, Buffalo, N. Y. 1551. *WILLIAM BRADFORD EATON. Ph.B.; M.A., Haver- ford College, 1892 ; M.D., University of Berlin, 1896. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born March i, 1868, Leicester, Mass. Taught in Haverford (Pa.) Preparatory School; also studied in Haverford College, 1889-92. Studied medicine in the "University of Berlin, Germany, 1892-96. . Assistant to Professor Virchow, Berlin, 1896-97. Practised medicine in Hartford, Conh:, 1897-1900. Assistant pathologist, Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa., 1900-02. Resident surgeon and physician, Bryn Mawr (Pa.) Hospital, 1902-04; pathologist, 1902-08. Died March 17, 1908, Haverford, Pa. Married December 16, 1904, Mary A. Walker, of Philadelphia, Pa. 1552. J[ULIUS] WILBUR EGGLESTON. B.A.; B.D., Yale University, 1892. ■*■. T. BoTn February 25, 1866, Watertown, Conn. Son of No. 584; brother of Nos. 1601 and 1684, and of S. B. Eggleston (class of 1897). Graduate student in Yale University, 1889-92. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1891. Stationed at Beacon Falls, Conn., 1891-93 ; East Berlin, 1893-95 ; West Farms, New York, N. Y., 1895-97 ; Mianus, Conn., 1897-98 ; Naugatuck, 1898-1901 ; Glen Cove, N. Y., 1901-05; Stratford, Conn,, .1905-09; Orient, N. Y., 1909-10; Bridgehampton, 1910 . Married September 15, 1897,- Mary Elizabeth McCormack, of New York, N. Y. Children: Wilbur Goulding, b, July 23, 1898; Kenneth, b. February 25, 1904; Ruth, b. March 15, 1909. Address: Bridgehampton, N. Y. 1553. FREDERICK BEAUREGARD FABER. Ph.B. Born January 13, 1865, Seymour, Conn. Graduated from Minnesota Law School, 1895. Admitted to the bar, 1895. Practising law m Jackson, Minn., 1895 . > Married February 26, 1900, Bertha Meyer, of Wabasha, Minn. Chil- dren : Mary Henrietta, b. February 14, 1903 ; Russell Conde, b. August 10, 1907. Address : Jackson, Minn. 1554. HENRY FLOY. B.A.; M.E., Cornell University, 1891 ; M.A. (on exam.), Wesleyan University, 1892. ■*■. T. *. B. K. Born September 19, 1866, Elizabeth, N. J. Brother of No. 1687. 402 GRADUATES. [1889, Studied in Cornell University, 1889-92. With the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, Pittsburg, Chicago, and Minne- apolis, 1892-98. Electrical consulting engineer, 1898 Member, Jury of Awards, St. Louis Exposition. Author: The Colorado Springs Lighting Controversy; High Tendon Underground Electric Cables. Married October 23, 1895, Alice Van Benschoten, of East Orange, N.J. Address : 165 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 1665. *WILLIAM IRVING FORD. B.A. A. K. E. *. B. K. Born September 7, 1862, Berwick, Me. Studied in the School of Theology, Boston University, 1889-90. Died April S, 1890, Boston, Mass. 1656. GEORGE WASHINGTON GARDINER. B.A. *. N. 9. Born May 14, 1868, Wakefield, R. I. ■ Connected with U. S. Internal Revenue Service, Providence, R. I., 1889- ; deputy collector of customs, Providence, 1894-1906 ; collector, 1906 — -. Married November i, 1893, Mabel Florence Smith, of Providence, R. I. Child : Newton Smith, b. June 2, 1895- Address : Custom House, Providence, R. I. 1557. MARK WILLSON GILL. B.A. ^. T. Born August 21, 1867, Salem, Ore. In the wholesale book and stationery business, Portland, Ore. ; secre- tary of the -J. K. Gill Company, 1889;- — . Married May 31, 1894, Susan Abigail Morelandj of Portland, Ore. Children : Mary Moreland, b. February 12, 1901 ; Mark Moreland, b. October 4, 1909. ; ' Address : 133-13S Third St., Portland, Ore. 1558. GEORGE MEEK GLENN. Ph.B. A. K. E. Born Febru- ary 12, i860. Center County, Pa. Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1889-90. Joined Central Pennsylvania Conference, M. E. Church, 1890. Stationed at South Williamsport, Pa., ,1890-93; Hughes ville, 1 893-95 ; Hyner, 189S-96; Gettysburg, 1896-1900; Roaring Spring, 1900-06; Chambers- burg, 1906-08; Sunbury, 1908-11; Philipsburg, 191 1 . . Married August 28, 1890, Lulu Susannah Gray, of Buflfalo Run, Pa. Children: Randolph Foster, b. August 11, 1891 (class of 1914) ; Sarah Liggett, b. December 31, 1892, d. August 2, 1897; Elizabeth Meek, b. February 13, 1894, d. July 24, 1897; John Gray, b. September 21, 1896; George Meek, h. October 3, 1897 ; Esther Keith, b. July 27, 1901 ; Isaac Willard, b. May 11, 1903, d. October 8, 1909. Address: Philipsburg, Pa. 1559. HERBERT AUGUSTUS HILL. B.A.; LL.B., Yale Uni- versity, 1892. X. *. *. B. K, Lawyer. Address : 1523 Corson St., Pasadena, Cal. a5eO. GEORGE MEAD HUGHES. B.A.; M.A. (on exam.), 1899. Born August 10, 1865, New Brunswick, N. J. 403 1889.] GRADUATES. Joined Des Moines Conference, M. E. Church, 1889. Stationed at Logan, Iowa, 1889-gi; Malvern, 1891-93; Leon, 1893-97; Corydon, 1897-99; Atlantic, 1899-1904. Transferred to Northwest Iowa Con- ference, 1904. Stationed at First Church, Sioux City/ Iowa, 1904-05. Transferred to New Jersey Conference, 1905. Stationed at Mount Holljr, N. J., 190S-09; Central Church, Trenton, 1909-11. Transferred to Erie Conference, 1911. Stationed at Brookville, Pa., 1911 . Dele- gate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1904. Married September 3, 1889, Margaret Alice , Funk, of Catasauqua, Pa. Children: Arvine Clark, b. August 19, 1890, d. October 5, 1^0; Arthur Fitzgerald, b. March 17, 1893; Evelyn, b. August 7, 1898. Address: Brookville, Pa. 1561. ORVILLE EDSON JOHNSON. Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University, 1894. A. A. *. Born September 13, 1867, Chicopee Falls, Mass. Son of No. 740; brother of W. C. Johnson (class of 1894). Taught in Chamberlain Institute, Randolph, N. Y., 1889-90. Studied in Harvard Medical School, 1890-94. Medical house officer. City Hos- pital, Boston, Mass., 1893-95. Practising medicine in Winthrop, Mass., 1895 ■ Married December 24, 1896, Edith Allen, of Winthrop, Mass. Chil- dren : Thurston Allen, b. January 24,, 1898; Gladys, b. March 18, 1904. Address : 123 Winthrop St., Winthrop, Mass. 1662. PERCY LINCOLN JOHNSON. Ph.B.; LL.B., Yale Uni- versity, 1891. A. A. *. Born February 10, 1865, Easton, Conn. Brother of No. 1362. Studied in Yale Law School, 1889-91. Practised law in Bridgeport, Conn., 1891-igoo. Engaged in manufacturing, 1905 . Married October 5, 1892, Kate Eleanor Judson, of Huntington, Conn., who died April i, 1896. Married July 13, 1898, Edna Augusta Thomp- son, of Bridgeport, Conn. Child : Wilbur Booth, b. March 26, 1896. Address: 738 William St., Bridgeport, Conn. 1563. *GEORGE FREDERICK KETTELL. Ph.B.; B.A., Har- vard University, 1891; LL.B., Tulane University, 1893. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Born 1869, Carlsruhe, Germany. Taught in Worcester, Mass., 1889-90. Studied in Harvard Univer- sity, 1890-91 ; Washington University Law School, .1891-92. Taught in High School, New Orleans, La., 1892-igoo. Rector, Protestant Epis- copal Church, Pocomoke City, Md., 1901-02. Assistant minister, Christ (P. E.) Church, Baltimore, Md., 1902-04. Died October 28, 1904, Baltimore, Md. 1564. SAMUEL GAIL LANDON. B.A. *. N. 6. *. B. K. Born February 12, 1865, Herrick, Pa. Son of No. 157. Superintendent of public schools, California, Mo., 1889-91. Pro- fessor of Latin and Greek, Puget Sound University, Wash., 1891-92.' Superintendent of schools, Puyallup, Wash., 189S-94. Principal of High School, Harrisburg, Pa., 1894-97; Binghamton, N. Y., 1897-1900. In the insurance business, Syracuse, N. Y., igoo-07; Albany, N. Y., 1907 . Married June 3, 1891, Mary Estelle Biggs, of California, Mo. Child : Samuel Gail, b. December 12, 1904. Address : Albany, N. Y. 1565. SEYMOUR LANDON. B.A.; D.D.S., Philadelphia Dental College, 1900. *. N. 9. Born August 21, 1867, Phillipsburg, N. J. Son of No. 440. 404 GRADUATES. [1889. In the book business, Portland, Ore., 1889-92. Taught in New York Military Academy, 1892-93. Studied in Philadelphia Dental College. Practising dentistry. New Brighton, N. Y., 1901 . Married November 29^ 1903, Edna Brandon, of New York, N. Y. Address: New Brighton, N. Y. 1566. JOHN ELIJAH LOVELAND. B.A.; M.D., Harvard Uni- versity, 1893. *. T. *. B. K. Born October 28, 1864, Middletown, Gonn. Studied in Harvard Medical School, 1889-93. Practising medicine in Middletown, Conn., 1893 . Member of the visiting staff, Middlesex Hospital, Middletown. Secretary, U. S. Pension Board, Middletown. Married June 19, 1907, Gertrude May Fowkes, of Maberly, Ont., Canada. Address : Middletown, Conn. 1667. GEORGE ELBERT MANCHESTER. Ph.B. *. T. Born July 12, 1862, Winsted, Conn. Brother of No. 1900. In the dairy, creamery, and ice cream business, Winsted, Conn., i88g . Editor: Annual report of the Conn. Dairymen's Association for several years. ' Married October 21, 1890, Cassie Haley Haigh, of New York, N. Y. Children : Ruth Cde, b. November 26, 1891 ; Dudley Haley, b. June 17, 1895 ; Seward Haigh, b. August 21, 1897 ; Dorothy, b. July 18, 1900 ; Edward Wilbur, b. May 22, 1903 ; Elbert Grant, b. October 12, 1907. Address : Station A, Winsted, Conn. 1568. HENRY FRANK MANDEVILLE. B.A. *. T. Born April 18, 1862, Brooklyn, N. Y. Taught in Williston Seminary, Easthampton, Mass., 1889-go. Engaged in the manufacture of gas and electric light fixtures, Brook- lyn, N. Y., 1890^ . Married April 18, 1894, Jeanette Johnson Vorhees, of Brooklyn, N. Y. ■ Address : 350 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 1569. EDWARD ERNEST MATTHEWS. B.A. *. N. 6. Born November 26, 1866, Irvington, N. J. Studied in Berkeley Divinity School, 1889-92. Assistant minister. Calvary (P. E.) Church, Pittsburg, Pa., 1^2-93. Rector, St. Paul's Church, Erie, Pa., 1893-9(5. Senior assistant, St. Paul's Church, New York, N. Y., 1896-1901. Rector, All Saints Memorial Church, Lake- wood, N. J., 1901 — -. ■ Married June 9, 1892, Harriet Kirtland Hawley, of Bridgeport, Conn. Address : Lakewood, N. J. 1570. ARTHUR HERBERT MERITT. B.A. A. K. E. Born February 23, 1863, West Eaton, N. Y. Brother of No. 1653. Taught in Pennington Seminary, N. J., 1889-90; HiUsboro College, Ohio, iSgo-gf; Bbrdentown Military Institute, N. J., 1891-93. Pro- fessor of Latin, Trinity College, N. C, 1893-94. Studied in the Uni- versity of Leipzig, Germany, 1894-95. Professor of Greek, Trinity College, N. C, 189S . Married August 22, 1891, Cornelia Frances Dean, of Westmoreland, N. Y. Children: Benjamin Dean, b. March 31, 1899; Herbert Dean, b. February 28, 1904. Address : Durham, N. C. 405 1889,] GRADUATES. 157X. ROWLAND MILES. B.S. *. N. 6. *.- B. K. Born April 4, l86s, Smithtown, N. Y. - Studied law, 1889-91. Practising law in Northport, N; Y., 1891 . Married November 16, 1892, Edith Ann WoodhuU, of College Point, N. Y. Children: Gordon Woodhull, b. ApriJ 7, 1894; Harriet Rolph, b. March 13, 1896; Barton, b. May 14, 1898. Address: Noi;thport, N. Y. 1572. HARRY SUMMERFIELD NOK B.A. A. K. E. *. B. K. Born June 12, 1868, Salem, N. Y. On a ranch in Texas, 1889-90. In the banking business in Kansas, Illinois and California, 1890-92. Cashier, American Bank and Trust Company, Pasadena, Cal. Married December 14, 1897, Agnes C. Deming, of Middletown, Conn. Children: Mary W., b. June 12, 1902; Earl John, b. December 14, 1903; Josephine, b. December 14, 1903. Address :. Pasadena, Cal. ,- , 1673. ARTHUR W PARTCH. B.A.; B.D., , Union Theological Seminary, 1893. A. K. E. *. B. K. Born July 16, 18^5, Monkton, Vt. Taught in an academy, Hiawatha, Kans., 1889-90. Studied in Garrett Biblical ' Institute, ,1890-91 ; Union Theological Seminary, 1891-93. Joined Nebraska Conference, M. E. Church, 1893. Stationed at Odell, Nebr., 1893-94; Johnson, 1894-95;. Valparaiso, 1895-96; Benedict, 1896-97 ; . Alexandria, ,1897-98. Taught in Nebraska Wesleyan Uni- versity, 1898-99. Stationed at Mead,' Nebr., 1899-1900. Taught in New Orleans University, 1900-03; Montpelier Seminary, Vt., 1903-04. Pres- ident of Tillotson College, Austin, Tex., 1904-06.^ In poor health, 1906-09. Teaching in Tougaloo University, Miss., 1909- — ^, Married September 23, 1902, Harriet May Fisk, of Somerville, Mass. Child : Dorothy, b. December 18, 1906. , Address: Tougaloo, Miss. 1574. *WILLIAM CLAFLIN PRENTICE. B.A. *. N. e. Bom July 14, 1868. Son of Professor George Prentice; brother of No. I3I4. Studied law in New York, N. Y., 1889-90. Went to California, for his health, 1890. Resided in Pasadena, Cal., 1890-92. Died December 10, 1892, Pasadena, Cal. 1575. FRANK ROLLINS. B.A.; Ph.D., Columbia University, 1902. A. A. *. Born August I, i860. Jay, Me. Taught in High School, New Britain, Conn., 1889^93; High School, Newton, Mass., 1893-97; New York City high schools, 1897-1904. Principal of Stuyvesant High School, New York, N. Y., 1904-08. Second assistant commissioner of education^ New York state, igo8- — . Author: School Administration in Municipal Government, 1902. Married February 11, 1883, Lizzie E. Butman, of Readfield, Me. Children : Ethel, b. January 24, 1884, m. L. P. Shanks ; Mabel, b. July 19, 1886; Tames Butman, b. February 24, 1888, d. July 6, 1889; Elsie, b. April II, 1890; Karl Becklgy, b. June 10, 1892. Address': State Education Department, Albany, N. Y. 1576. WILLIAM EMORY SMYSER. B.A. ; M.A. (on exam.), 1892. A. K. E. #. B. K. Bom September 17, 1866, Paper Mills,, Md; Taught in Dickinson Seminary, Williamsport, Pa., 1889-90. Grad- uate student, Johns Hopkins University, 18^-91. Instructor in 406 GRADUATES. [1889. Rhetoric, Northwestern University, 1891-92. Professor of English, De Pauw University, iSpa-igoo; Ohio Wesleyan University, igoo ; Ohio State University (summer term), 1909, 'lo. Author: Spiritual Truth in the Poetry of Tennyson. Married June 24, 1890, Elizabeth Arbuckle Craig" (No. 1582), of Middletown, Conn. Children: William Craig, b. September 25, 189S; Dorothy Elizabeth, b. January 22, 1897; Hamilton Martin, b. July 28, 1901; Margaret Lydia, b. October 28, 1902. Address: Delaware, Ohio. 1577. JARED SWEET TILLINGHAST. B.A. Born March 17, 1864, New London, Conn. .1:, Joined Des Moines Conference, M. E. Church, 1889. Stationed at Waukee, Iowa, 1889-90 ; Pacific Junction, iSgdr-gi ; Logan, 1891-92. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1892-93. Supernumerary, 1894-1902. Transferred to New York East Conference, 1902. Sta- tioned at Brookhaven, N. Y., 1902-03; Setauket, 1903-04; West Suffield, Conn., 1904-05. Supernumerary, 1905-10. Assistant, Freeport, N. Y., 1910-11. Supernumerary, 1911. Address: Preepbrt, N. Y. . 1578. CHARLES PERLEY TINKER. Ph.B.; S.T.B., Boston University, 1892. A. A. *. Born July 26, 1864, New London, Conn. Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1889-92. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1892. Stationed at Ozone Park, N. Y., 1892-94; Floral Park, 1894-97; Bay Shore, 1897-99; Cornell Memorial Church, New York, N. Y., 1899-1907. Field secre- tary, N. Y. City Church Extension and Missionary Society, 1907-08. Joined the ministry of the Protestant Episcopal Church, 1908. Chap- lain of City Reformatory and Workhouse, and of Fordham Hospital (Protestant Episcopal City Mission), New York, N. Y., igoS-og. Chaplain, City Prison and City Penitentiary, New York, 1909—- — . Married June 21, 1892, Mary Otis Hunting Bragaw, of New, London, Conn. Children : Anna Morgan, b. February 2, 1895 ; George Fred- erick, b. February 5, 1902. Address : 188 Wddsworth Ave., New York, N. Y. 1579. EVERETT HUSTIS TRAVIS. B.A. A. K. E. Born December 12, 1867, Garrison, N. Y. Studied law in Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 18B9-91. Admitted to the bar, 1891. Practising law in Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1892 . Member of N. Y. Assembly, 1909. Married September 5, 1894, Mary Elizabeth Tabor, of Dover Plains, N. Y. Child : Lois, b. April 24, 1896. Address : 56 Market St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 1580. WILLARD IVES WARRINER. Ph.B. A. A. $. Born April 5, 1866, Forestville, Conn. Brother of W. W. Warriner (class of 1897). Engaged in electrical engineering, 1 889-- — -. Married June i, 1893, Laura B. Harris, of New London, Conn. Children: Douglas Whipple, b. March 25, 1894, d. October 28, 1894; Willard Ives, b. June 16, 1901, d. November 11, 1901. Address: Lakewood, N. J. 1581. NORTHAM WRIGHT. B.S.; LL.B., Yale University, 1892. A. K. E. Born May 3, 1867, Clinton, Conn. 407 1889-90.] GRADUATES. Studied in Yale Law School, 1889-92. Admitted to the bar, 1892. Practising law in Centerbrook, Conn. ; engaged also in manufacturing, 1892 . Secretary and treasurer, Connecticut Valley Manufacturing Company. Married October S, 1892, Laura Elizabeth Lancaster, of Hackensack, N. J. Children: Laura Lancaster, b. October 13, 1895-; Northam Lancaster, b. November 29^ i8g6. Address: Centerbrook, Conn. 1582. ELIZABETH ARBUCKLE CRAIG (Smysee). Ph.B. Born July 7, 1867, Middletown, Conn. Married June 24, 1890, William Emory Smyser (No. 1576). Chil- dren : William Craig, b. September 25, 1895 ; Dorothy Elizabeth, b, January 22, 1897 ;- Hamilton Martin, b. July 28, igoi; Margaret Lydia, b. October 28, 1902. " ' Address: Mrs. W.E. Smyser, Delaware, Ohio. ■ 1683. MARY GRAHAM. Ph.B. *. B. K. Born January 19, 1862, Montgomery, N. Y. Daughter of No. .512 ; sister of No, 1608. Principal of Oakland Institute, Asheville, N. C., 1889-90. Taught in State Normal School, Providence, R. I., 1890-91. Instructor in Phil- osophy and Economics; Mount Holyoke College, 1891-92. Felfow of Yale University, 1892-94. Address : Middletown, Conn. CLASS OF J890. 1584. HOWARJD TOWN SEND ALEXANDER. B.S. A. K. E. Born September 20, 1867, Pittsburg, Pa. Constructing engineer foi" Standard Oil Company, Ne* York, N. Y., 1890-91. - Secretary, Central Oil and Supply Company, New York, 1891. President, Standard Railroad Equipment. Company, T^ew York, 1893. Married February 12, 1895, Miss C. Armstrong, of Philadelphia, Pa. Address : Elizabeth, N. J. 1585. *WILLIAM WELLINGTON ALEXANDER. B.A. *. N. e. #. B. K. "Born 1864. ■ Taught in East Greenwich Academy, R. I., 1890-93. Studied in Union Theological Seminary, 1893-95. Joined Npw York Conference, M. E. Church, 1893. Stationed at First Church, Yonkers, N. Y. (associate), 1894-95; Glenville, 1895-96;, Metropolitan Temple, New York (asso- ciate), 1896-97. Died March S, 1897, Binghamton, N. Y. 1586. STOCKTON AXSON.'. B.A.; M.A. (on exam.), "1892; Litt.D., University of Pittsburg, 1909. *. B. K.' Born June 6, I867, Rome, Ga. _ t . Graduate student in Johns Hopkins University and Wesleyan Uni- versity, 1890-92. Instructor in English, University of Vermont, 1892-93 ; Acting Professor, 1893-94^ Staff lecturer for American Society for Extension of University Teaching, Philadelphia, .1894-96. Assistant Professor, and Professor, of English, Adelphi College, 1896-^9. Assist- ant Professor of English, Princeton^ University, 1899-1904 ; Professor, 1904 — —. Editor: The Citizen (University Extension organ), 1894-96. Address : Princeton, N. J. 408 GRADUATES. [1890. 1587. FRANCIS ASBURY BAGNALL. B.A.; M.A. (Hon.), 1910. SE'. T. *. B. K. Born August 31, 1866, Chelsea, Mass. Son of No. 116. Graduate student, Wesleyan University, 1890-91. Principal of High School, Stafford Springs, Conn, 1891-94; Saint Albans Academy, vt., 1894-1901. Superintendent of schools, Adams, Mass., 1901 — ■ — . " Secre- tary, Vermont State Board of Normal School Commissioners, 1898-1901. Chairman of Trustees, Adams Public Library, 1907 . Married August 15, 1892, Mary Field Taft, of Stafford Springs, Conn., who died April 13, 1905. Children: Katherine Morse, b. November i, 1893; Frances Taft, b. September 11, 189S; Margaret Field, b. February 12, 1899. Address: Adams, Mass. 1588. CHARLES ELMORE BARTO. Ph.B.; D.D., Illinois Wes- leyan University, 1909. A. K. E. Born October S, 1862, Northport, N. Y. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1890. Stationed at Beacon Falls, Conn., 1890-91 ; Cheshire, 1891-93 ; Clinton, 1893-95 ; Seymour, 1895-97; Springfield, N. Y., 1897-1900; Trinity Church, Astoria, Long Island City, 1900-03; Willis Ave., New York, 1903-08; Washington Park, Bridgeport, Conn., 1908-11; First Churchj Water- bury, igii . Married May 7, 1891, Nellie M. Daniels, of Unionville, Conn. Chil- dren: Marjory Irene, b. February 14, 1892; Earl Briggs, b. June 4, 1893; Dorothy, b. September 11, 1894; Elmore Gordon, b- January 24, 1903. Address : 132 Chestnut Ave., Waterbury, Conn. 1589. EDWARD ARTHUR BAWDEN. B.A. ♦. T. *. B. K. Born April 29, 1868, Dalton, Lancashire, England. Brother of No. 1780. Taught in Centenary Collegiate Institute, Hackettstown, N. J., 1890-92. Joined Philadelphia Conference, M. E. Church, 1892. Sta- tioned at Ambler, Pa., 1892-95 ; Roxborough, Philadelphia, 1895-98 ; Germantown, Philadelphia, 1898-1901; Bangor, 1901-06; Olney, Phila- delphia, 1906 . Married March 27, 1895, Margaret J. Bence, of Three Springs, Pa. Child : Catherine Frances Ellen, b. January 3, 1904. Address : 137 East Tabor Road, Olney, Philadelphia, Pa. 1590. ROBERT J AM£S BEACH. B.A.;, B.D., Drew Theologi- cal Seminary, 1893; M.A., New York Unive,rsity, 1899. X. ■*■. Born May 9, 1865, Bridgeport, Conn. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1890-93. Joined New York East Confereiiice, M. E. Church, 1894. Stationed at West Redding; Conn., 1894-97; Rowayton, 1897-98; Georgetown, 1898-1903; Soiith Meriden, 1903-09; Howard Ave., New Haven, 1909- — '-. Address : 75 Fourth St., New Haven, Conn. 1591. JESSE LEANDER BEERS. B.A. A. K. E. Born August 29, 1868, Easton, Conn. ■ Taught in Mount Allison Wesleyan Academy, Sackville, N. B., Canada, 1890-92 ; ' Susquehanna Collegiate Institute, Towanda, Pa., 1892-94; Centenary Collegiate Institute, Hackettstown, N. J., 1894-95. Graduate student in Harvard University, 1895-96. Taught in 409 1890.] GRADUATES. Worcester Academy, Mass., 1896-99; Hope St. High School, Provi- dence, R. I., 1899 . Married August 9, 1898, Edith Humphrey, of Towanda, Pa. Chil- dren: Helen Humphrey, b. December 3, 1901 ; Eleanor;->b. March 13, 1903- Address : 180 Doyle Ave., Providence, R. 1. 1592. RICHARD ELLSWORTH BELL. B.A. A. A. *. Born October 12, 1863, New York, N. Y. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1890-91. Joined New York Conference, M. E. Church, 1891. Stationed at St. John's Church, New York, N. Y., 1891-94; Morris Heights, 1894-97; Catskill, 1897-igoo; Asbury Church, Tarrytown, 190OTO2 ; Union, 1902-05 ; l8th St., New York, 1905-06; St. Paul's Church, Peekskill, 1906-11; Tremont St., Bronx, New York, 191 1 . Married February 8, 1905, Minnie McElhone, of New York, N. Y. Address : 1956 Crotona Parkway, New York, N. Y. 1593. *JOHN ANDREW BERGSTROM. B.A.; Ph.D., Clark University, 1894. A. K. E. *. B. K. Born October 28, 1867, Blidsberg, Sweden. Taught in a private school, Middletown, Conn., 1890-91. Fellow in Clark University, 1891-94. Assistant Professor of Psychology and Pedagogy, Indiana University, 1894-96; Associate Professpr, 1896- 1902; Professor, 1902-08. Professor of Education, Leland Stanford, Jr., University, 1908-10. President, American committee for ' first International Congress of School Hygiene, 1903-04. Died February 28, 1910, Palo Alto, Cal. Married September 10, 1891, Myra Eliza Schoonover, of Pittston, Pa. Child: Francis William, b. January 10, 1897. , . 1594. FRANK CHAPIN BRAY. Ph.B. Born May 7, 1866, Salineville, Ohio. Proofreader on The Daily Courant, Hartford, Conn., 1890-91. City editor. Evening Herald, Middletown, Conn., 1891. City editor. Morn- ing Despatch, Erie, Pa., 1891-92 ; managing editor, 1892-94. On the staff of The Literary Digest and other papers. New York, N. Y., 1894-99. Editor of The Ckautauquan, 1899.' Editor-in-chief' of publi- cations of the Chautauqua Press, 1902. Managing editor of the Chautauqua Press, 1905. Author : A Reading Journey through Chautauqua. Married June 18, 1901, Gertrude McMillan, of Washington, Pa. Address : 23 Union Square, New York, N. Y. 1595. CHARLES MANNING CHILD. Ph.B.; M.S., 1892; Ph:D., University of Leipzig, 1894. X. ■*•. *. B. K. Born February, 2, 1869, Ypsilanti, Mich. Assistant in Biology, Wesleyan University, 1890-92. Studied in the University of Leipzig, Germany, 1892-94; Zoological Station,, Naples, Italy, 1894-95. Fellow in 'Zoology, University of Chicago, 1894-9S; Assistant, 1895-97; Associate, 1897-98; Instructor, 1:898-1905 ■; Assistant Professor, fi90S-09; Associate Professor, 1909 . Instructor in Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Holl, Mass., 1895-97 (summers). Married August 15, 1899, Lydia Van Meter, of Baltimore, Md. Children: Chauncey Van Meter, b; September i&, 1903, d. Septembei- 28, 1903; Jeannette Manning, b. May 10, 1907. Address: University of Chicago, Chicago, 111. 410 GRADUATES. 11890. 1596. *GIDEON WALES COONS. B.A. A. A. *. Born March 12, 1869, West Stockbridge, Mass. Brother of Nos. 1471 and 2074. Vice principal of Lansingburg Academy, N. Y., 1891. Visited Colorado and Southern California. for his health. Died April 27, 1892, Kingston, N. Y, 1597. RICHARD WATSON COOPER. B.A.; D.D., 1909; Litt.D., Hamline University, 1969. "ir. T. Born December 22, 1866, Cheswold, Del. Graduate student and Assistant Librarian, Wesleyan University, 1890-91. Taught in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1891-99. Professor of English Literature, Hamline University, 1899-1909. President of Upper Iowa University, 1909 . Joined Minnesota Conference, M. E. Church, 1907. Transferred to Upper Iowa Confer- ence, 1909. State lecturer in English Literature to summer schools of Minnesota, 1906-02. Lecturer on the Shakespereari drama, University of Minnesota, 1907. Married June 29, 1892, Emma White, of Pittston, Pa. Children : Richard White, b. March 16, 1893; Henry Perkins, b. March 30, 1894; Hermann, b. December 31, 1895 ; Edwin Jonas, b. February 13, 1897; William Paul, b. July 12, 1902; Dorothy, b. November 13, 1904. Address: Fayette, Iowa. 1598. LEWIS NELSON CRANE. Ph.B. A. K. E. Born 1868, Berlin, Conn. Teacher, principal, and superintendent of schools. Address: Rome, N. Y. 1599. EDWIN PARKER CURRIER. B.A, Born August 24, 1867, Plainfield, Vt. Taught in American College, Concepcion, Chile, 1890. Address : unknown. 1600. FRANK BURNETT DAINS. Ph.B,; M.S., 1891; Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1898. ■*■. T. *. B. K. Born January 15, 1869, Gouverneur, N. Y. Son of No. 617; brother of No. 1353. Graduate student in Wesleyan University, 1890-91; Assistant in Chemistry, 1891-93. Assistant in Chemistry, University of Kansas, 1893-94. Fellow, University of Chicago, ,1894-95. Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Northwestern University School of Medicine, 1895-190^, Studied in the Universities of Freiburg and Berlin, Germany, 1901-02. Professor of Chemistry, Washburn College, Kans., 1902 . Married September 24, 1898, Alice Haight, of Rockford, 111. Address : Washburn College, Topeka, Kans. 1601. CHARLES FELLOWS EGGLESTON. B.A.; LL.B., Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, 1893; *. T. #. B. K. Born January 8, 1868, Brooklyn, N. Y. Son of No. 584; brother of Nos. 1SS2 and 1684, and' of S. B. Eggleston (class of 1897). Studied in Law School of University of Pennsylvania, 1890-93. Admitted to the bar, 1893. Practising law in Philadelphia, Pa., 1893 ■ ' •Married June 4, 1896, Mary E. Lovett, of Philadelphia, Pa. Chil- dren : Elisabeth Dare, b. March 19, 1897 ; Miriam Lovett, b. August 17, 1898; Catharine Coe, b. November 17, 1902. Address : 1218 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 411 1890,] GRADUATES. 1602. EDGAR SMITH FERNALD. B.A. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Born February 25, 1865, Wilton, Me. Brother of W. M. Fernald (class of 1893). ■On the staff of The Springfield (Mass.) Daily Union, 1890-9SS The New York Evening Post, 1895-96; The Springfield Republican, 1896- 1903. Conducting a newspaper men's exchange, Springfield, Mass., 189&; . Married November jo, l8g6, Lucy May Squires, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Child: Stanbrough, b. September 18, 1900. Address: 21 Cedar St., Springfield, Mass. 1603. CHAR:LES JESSUP foster; B.A. X. ^. Born March 15, 1869, Canton, Mass. Brother of No. 1516, and of Myra E. Foster (class of 1881), and j. A. Foster (class of 1892). Commercial salesman and orchardist. Married February 14, 1893, Myrtle Morgan, of Sumner, 111. (deceased) . Married January 15, 1910, Mrs. Alice B. Hay, of London, England. Child: Pauline, b. February 25, 1897. Address: R. F. D. No. 3, Missoula, Mont. 1604. FRED ERNEST FULLER. B.A.; LL.B., National Univer- sity, 1892. A. A. *. Born March 27, 1868, West Auburn, Pa. Taught in Chamberlain Institute, Randolph, N. Y., 1890. Clerk in War Department, Washington, D. C, 1890-92. Connected with U. S. Court of Claims, Washingtoii, D. C., 1892-97. Practising law, -1897 . Address : Nome, Alaska. 1605. *FREDERICK AUGUSTUS GASCOIGNE. B.A. ^. T. Born July 8, 1861, Brooklyn, N- Y. Preached in M. E. Church, Hummelstb-wri, Pa., 1890-91. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, .1891. Stationed at West Suffield, Conn., 1891-94; First Church, New Rochelle, N. Y., 1894-96. Died January 26, 1896, New York, N. Y. 1606. . FREDERIC SAMUEL GOODRICH. B.A. ; M.A., Uni- versity of Michigan, 1897 ; D.D., Defiance College, 1909. ■*■. T. *. B. K. Born September g, 1865, Waterbury, Conn. Brother of No. 1743. Studied in Germany and Greece, 1890-91. Tutor in Greek, Wes- leyan University, 1891-92. Professor of the Greek Language and Literature, Albion College, Mich., 1892-1906 ; Prof essor of the Eng- lish Bible, 1906 . Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1892. Transferred to Detroit Conference, 189s. Superin- tendent of the Physical Culture Training School, Chicago, 111., Married January 3, 1893; Mary Maltby Harrison, of Waterbury, Conn. Children: Frederic Harrison, b. September i, 1895; Helen Ruth, b. May 4, 1897; George, b. October 26, 1900, d. November 3, 1900. * '"' Address : 302 College . Court, Albion, Mich. 1607. WINFIELD SCOTT GOSS. B.A. X. <5r. Born April 12, 1861, Concord, Vt. Assistsint ^principal, Ives Seminary, Antwerp, N; Y., 1890-91. : Prin- cipal of college and normal department of Straight University, New Orleans, La., 1891-94. President of Tillotson College, Austin, Tex., 1894-96. Dean of Talladega College, Ala., 1896-1904. Superintendent of agriculture, Talladega, Ala., 1904-08. Farm manager, Winona Col- lege of Agriculture, Ind., 1908 — ^. 412 GRADUATES. [1890. Married May 24, 1894, Laura Matilda Messick, of Zanesville, Ohio. Children : Richard Messick, b. September 29, 189S ; Theodore Curtis, b. April 9, 1897. Address : Winona Lake, Ind. 1608. JAMES CHANDLER GRAHAM. B.S. *. N. 9. Born June 14, 1868, Brooklyn, N. Y. Son of No. 512; brother of No. 1583. Graduate student in Wesleyan University, 1890-92. Teaching in Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass., 1893 . Address : Andover, Mass. 1609. *ROBERT PAUL GREEN. B.A. ; M.A. (on exam.), 1893. Born December 2, 1867, Kingstown, N. J. Taught in Amsterdam, N. Y., 1890-95. Died April 2, 1897, Denver, Col. Married June 29, 1893, Molly Cooper Smith, of Middletown, Conn., who died December 3, 1901. Child : Dorothy Elizabeth, b. August 10, 1896, d. July 4, 1897. leiO. FREDERICK WATSON HANNAN. B.A.; B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1893; D.D., Wesleyan University, 1907. ■*■. T. *. B. K. Born May 4, 1865, Cochecton, N. Y. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1890-93. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1893. Stationed at Bayport, N. Y., 1893-94; First Church, Meriden, Conn., 1894-98; First Church, Water- bury, 1898-1901 ; Bushwick Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1901-09; New York Ave., Brooklyn, 1909 . Author: First Principles for Young Christians. Married March 20, 1895, Anna Louise Danes, of Blue Point,, N. Y. Children: Watson Munroe, b. January 17, 1896; Herbert Rhey, b. March 7, 1897; Chester Danes, b. January i, 1900. Address : 121 New York Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 1611. JOHN MORGAN HARRIS. B.A.; B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1893, *. N. 9. Born April 15, 1867, Bennington, Vt. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1890-93. Joined Troy Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1893. Stationed at Wells, Vt., 1893-95 ; Pitts- field, Mass. (associate), 1^5-1900; Third St., Troy, N. Y., 1900-03; Hoosick Falls, 1903-07; Cambridge, 1907-09; Valley Falls, 1909 — —.■ Married June 4, 1903, Clara Mabel Wood, of Pittsfield, Mass. Address : Valley Falls, N. Y. - , 1612. SAMUEL BOYER HARVEY. B.S. X.*. Born July 27, 1866, Mansfield, Conn. Studied law in Willimantlc, Conn., 1890-92. Admitted to the bar, 1892. Practising^ law in Willimantic, 1892-^ . Judge of probate for district of Chaplin, Conn., 1891-92. Taught in Gurleyville, Conn:, 1891. City editor, WiUiviantic Daily Herald, 1891-92. Member of school board, 1893. Assistant prosecuting attorney, 1894. Acting school visitor, 1899. Member of school committee, town of Windham, igoo . Married September 14, 1892, Eveljm Maud Bennett, of Chaplin, Conn. Children : Samuel Hugh, b. July 7, 1894 ; Margery Bennett, ' b. March 8, 1896; John Boyer, b. April 10, 1899. Address: Willimantic, Conn. 413 1890.1 GRADUATES. . iei3. JAMES ALONZO HULSE. B.S. X. *. *. B. K. Born October 20, 1867, Bfellport, N. Y. Assistant in Physics, Wesleyan University, 1890-91. Taught in New- ark Academy, N. J., 1891-1906; Barringer High School, Newark, N. J., 1906 . Married August 29, 1894, Lucilla Preston Brigden, of Norwich,,. (Zonn. Children: George Brigden, b. April 14, 1896; Clarissa, b. December s, 1901. Address : 225 Grafton Aye., Newark, N. "J. 1614. WILLIAM ANDREW MONTGOMERY. B.A. A. A. *. Born December 12, 1866, Grantham, N. H. Brother of H. Montgomery (class of 1905). Taught in Bishop Scott Military Academy, Portlafld, Ore,, 1890-93, With the Northwest Fire and ; Marine Insurance Company, Portland, Ore., 1893-94. Vice president of the J. K. Gill Company, booksellers and stationers, Portland, Ore., 1894-^ — . Married November 21, 1894, Georgia G. Gill, of Portland, Ore. Chil- dren : Richard Gill, b. February 13, 1897 ; Frances Ann, b. February 9, 1903. • Address: 1091 Vaughn St., Portland, Ore. 1615. *WALTER EVERARD MORSE. B.A. *. N.' 9. *. B. K. Born October 18, 1866, Livermore Falls, Me. Principal of High School, Shrewsbury, Mass., 1890-91 ; Gildersleeve, Conn., 1891-93; Monson, Mass., 1893-96. Died February 3, 1896, Monsoii,. Mass. Married August, 1892, Fannie Lyford French, of South Chesterville, Me. - 1616. LEONARD COLBURN MURDOCK. B.A.; D.D., Sjrra- cuse University, 1905. *. N. 6. Born August 24, 1863, Toddsville, N. Y. Joined Wyoming Conference, M. E. Church, 1890. Stationed at Car- verton, Pa., 1890-94; Parrish St., Wilkes-Barre, 1894-97; Kingston, 1897-1904. Presiding Elder of Wyoming District, I904-10. Superin- tendent of Scranton District, 1910 . Delegate to General Confer- ence, M. E. Church, 1908. Married July 2, iBcio, Lucy E. Peet, of Clayville, N. Y. Child: Harriet Ellen, b. March 8, 1903. Address: Kingston, Pa. 1617. LYON LEVI NORTON. B.A. *. T. Born January 29, i86s, Farmington, Me. Brother of Nos. 1759, 1907, and 1964. Taught in Maine- Wesleyan Seminary,' Kents Hill, Me., 1890-92; Dickinson Preparatory School, Carlisle, Pa., 1892-94.. Principal of Junior High School, Troy, Ohio, 1894-95. Head of department of mathematics. Mount Hermon School, Mass., 1895 . Married August 16,- 1894, Lulu Grace Adams, of Litchfield, Me. Children: Mary, b. August 23, 1896, d. September 21, 1901 ;■ Stephen Adams, b, December 17, 1897; Hermon, b. February- 22, 1902; Norman, b. A,ugust 10, 1903; Paul, b. November 24, 1903;. Address : Mount Hermon, Mass. 1618. GEORGE HOWARD OPDYKE. Ph.B.j M.A,, Columbia University, i8qi. A. A. $. Born November 21, 1867, New York, N. Y. Son of No. 46s; brother of C. P. Opdyke (class of 1886). 414 GRADUATES. [1890. ; Stu,,! ^. Married June 9, 1897, Frances Louise Coleman, of San Francisco, Cal. Children: Persis Sibtey, b. October 5, i8g8; Arthur John, b. September 18, 1900; Waldo Coleman, b. February 15, 1903; Frances Louise, b. September 16, 1904; Richard Stedman, b. January 9, 1907. Address: Bennington, Vt. 1701. LOVELL JAMES HONISS. B.A. X. ^. School principal. Address: DumcJnt, N. J: 1702. NELSON CHAM-BERLIN HUBBARD. B.A. ; LL.B., Har- vard University, 1895. *. N. e. Born January 25, 1871, Wheeling, W. Va. Son of No. 739; grandson of No. 124. 429 1892.] GRADUATES. Studied law in Wheeling, W. Va.; 1892-93J Harvard Law School, 1893-95. Practising law in Wheeling, W. Va., 1895 . Address : Wheeling, W. Va. 1703. DUNCAN STARR JOHNSON. B.S.; Ph.El., Johns Hop- kins University, 1897. X. *. *. B. K. Born July 22, 1867, Cromwell, Conn. ' ':■ , , ■ , '■! Assistant in Biology, Wesleyan University, 1892-93; ^_ Graduate student in Johns Hopkins University, 1893-97 ; Bruce Fellow, 1897-98 ; Assistant in Botany, 1898-99 ; Associate in Botany,; 1899-1901 ; Associate Pro- fessor of Botany, 1901-06; Professor of Botany, 1906 . In charge of Cryptogamic Botany, Marine Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y., 1896-- — . Secretary, Botanical Society of America, i9o6'69. Author: Researches on the Liverworts, Water-ferns, and Seed-plants. Editor : Publications of the Botanical Society of America, I90Q-g>9, Married June 22, 1904, Mary Estella Gottert Lantz. Child: Gfebrge] Duncan, b. November 17, 1907. Address: Forest Road, Roland Park, Baltimore, Md. , 1704. HENRY FOWLE DURANT KELSEY. B.A' *. T. Born January 30, 1870, Portsmouth, N. H. Son of No. 697. Taught in Vermont Episcopal Institution, Burlington, Vt, 1892-94. With .the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., New York, N. Y., 1894— — . ■ Married November S, 1896, Helen Frances Donnelly, of Brooklyn, N. Y. . Children: Florence Frances, t. August 29, 1897; Durant Lum- mis, b. April 10, 1901, d. March 8, 1907. Address: 87 South Long BeachoAve., Freeport, N. Yi 1705. WILLIAM HENRY KIDD. B.A.. *. N. 6, *. B. K Born August 6, 1862, New York, N. Y. „ Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1892. Stationed at Windsor, Conn., 1^2-94 ; . Milford, 1894-96; 6ist St., New York* N. Y., 1896-98; Rockville Center, Coim., 1898-99; Torrington, 1899- igoo; First Church, Bridgeport, igoo-04; Trinity Church, New Haven, 1904-08; First Church, Meriden, 19087- — ;. ! Married August 31, 1887, Josephine Emily Cfater, of Hackettstown, N. J. Children: Neldon Louis, b. September 14, 1890; Elbert Sidney, b. February 13, 1893. ;> i Address: iS Pleasant St., Meriden, Conn. 1706. *AUGUST KULLMAN. B.A. A. K. E. Bom February 20, 1865, Qvevlaxi Russia. Joined the Bengal-Burmah Conference, M. E. Church, 1892. Mis- sionary in India, 1892-95. iDied July 27, 1895, Asansole, India. Married January 14, 1895, Miss Weatherby, of New Jersey, who died July 27, 1895. ■ 1707. WILLIAM FRANCIS LITTLE. B.A.; i^.A., Columbia University, 1902. *. T. *. B. K. Born November 24, 1864, Loysburg, Pa. ...:..;,:, Taught in Betts Academy, Stamford, Conn., 1892-93. Engaged in private tutoring, 1893-99. Studied in the University of Heidelberg, Ger- many, 1899-1900; Columbia University, 1961-62. Associate principal, West Side School, New York, N. Y., 1902-05. Principal, Battin High School, Elizabeth, N. J., 1905 ."Editor: Marchen fiir die liehen Jugend. Address : Elizabeth, N. J.i ' 430 GRADUATES. [1892. 1708. ARTHUR BIRDSEY MILLER. B.A. X. ^. *. B. K. Born February 23, 1872, Middlefield, Conn. Taught in the Hamilton School, Philadelphia, Pa., 1892-94. Book- keeper, 1894-96. Paymaster in a brass manufacturing company, Waterbury, Conn., 1:896-1903. Head bookkeeper of the Trust Company of North America, Philadelphia, Pa., 1903 . Married January 26, 1898, Harriet Augusta Homer, of Philadelphia, Pa. Children: Elizabeth Haworth, b. December 9, 1900; Dorothy Warner, b. April 11, 1902; Nancy, b. September 29, 1910. Address: 505 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. Residence: Silib Kingsessing Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. 1709. CHARLES ALLISON MILLER. Ph.B.; M.S., 1893. A. K. E. *. B. K. Born January i, 1869, Clinton, Iowa. Graduate student in Wesleyan University, 1892-93. Taught iii Uni- versity School, Providence, R. I., 1893- 1900 ; R. I. State Normal School, Providence, R. -L, 1900^03 ; Morris High School, New York, N. Y., 1903 . Married June 27, 1904, Mabel Fairbanks, of Middletown, Conn. Address : 2384 Seventh Ave., New York, N. Y. 1710. *HENRY WINFIELD MILLISON.- B.A.; B.D., Drew Theological Seihinary, 1894. Born October 4, 1866, Philadelphia, Pa. Joined Philadelphia Conference, M. E. Church, 1892. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1892-94. Stationed at Easton, Pa., 1^3-94; Churchtown and Morgantown, 1894-97; Marbeth, 1^7-99; Ridley Park, 1899-1901 ; Norwood, 1901. Died December 13, 1901, Westtown, Pa. 1711. ROBERT Mcdonald MOORE, Jr. Ph.B.; B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1895. Born February 6, i86g; Elizabeth, N. J. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1892-95. Joined Oregon Conference, M. E. Church, 1895. Stationed at Warrenton, Ore., i895-9ff; Beaverton, 1896-97. Transferred to Columbia River Confer- ence, 1897. Stationed at Farmington and Tekoa, Wash., 1897.-99. Supernumerary, 1899-1901. Located at his own request, 1901. Address : Elizabeth, N. J. 1712. HUBERT BARNEY MUNSON. B.A.; B.D., Drew Theo- logical Seminary, 1895. • A. K. E. Born August 12, 1867, Windham, N. Y.'; Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1892^95. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1895. Stationed at West Hampton, N. Y., 1895-96; Amityville, 1896-1900; Norwalk, Conn., 1900-02; Hempstead, Ni ,Y., 1902-09; Bushwick Ave., Brooklyn, 1909 Married June 12, 1895, Annie Louise Morrow, of • Madison, N. J. Children: Gorham Bert, b. May 26, 1896; Donald Fuller,. b. October 20, 1897 ; Helen, b. March 14, 1899. Address : 1018 Madison St., Brooklyn, N. Y. ,1718. JOSEPH WILLIAM NARAMORE. B.A. A. K. E. Born March 15, 1868, Birmingham (now Derby), Conn. Joined Vermont Conference, M. E. Church, 1893. Stationed at Union Village, Vt., 1893-04; Bellows Falls, i89_4-97. Transferred to New York Conference, 1897. Stationed at Sugar Loaf, N. Y., 1897- 431 1892.] GRADUATES. 1900; White Lake and Hurd, 1900-01; Rifton and Plutarch, 1901-03; Downsville, 1903-06; North Germantown, 1906-09; Hyde Park and Staatsburg, 1909 . Married December 27, 1904, Winifred Ball, of Bellows Falls, Vt. Children: Elisabeth Everett, b: November 28, 1905; Margaret Curtiss, b. December 6, 1909. Address : Hyde Park, N. Y. 1714. SAMUEL ATKINSON NOQN. B.A. X. *. Born August 19, 1871, Needham, Mass. Studied in Andover Theological Seminary, 1892-93. Engaged in journalism, 1893-97. Studied in Law School, Boston University, 1897. Principal of. Higfe School, Princeton, Me., 1897-98. Engaged in manu- facturing, Cambridge, Mass., 1898-1901. Admitted to the bar, 1901. Employed in the Custom House, Manila, P. I., 1901-03. Practising Idw in Boston,. Mass., 1903 . Married December 25, 1910, Emma W. Geiger, of Roxbury, Mass. Address : 10 Appian Way, Cambridge, Mass. 1716. *CLIFFORD IVES PARSHLEY. B.A.; M.A. (on exam.), 1893. Born December 29, 1868, Middletown, Conn. Brother of J. S. Parshley (class of 1892) . Graduate student in Wesleyan University, 1892-93. Taught in Ban- tam, Branford, and Fairfield, Conn., 1893-1904/' In poor health, 1904-091 Died November 12, 1909, Bridgeport, Conn. Married. July 24, 1889, Ellen Abigail Ford, of Washington; Conn. Children!: Anthony Roberts, b. June 23, 1892; Celia Nettleton, b. July IS, 1897; Philip Ford, b. May 3. 1902. Address of widow : 167 Maple St., Bridgeport, Conn. 1716. *JAY WILLIAM PIERCE. Ph.B. A. A. *.■ *. B. K. Born December 4, 1867, Lowville, Pa. Drowned July 24, 1892, in the Con- necticut River, near Middletown, Conn. 1717. JOHN STEPHENSON PULLMAN. -,B.A.,; LL.B., Yale University, 1896. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born February 25, 1871, New Haven, Conn. Son of No. 745 ; brother of Nos. 1418 and 1910, and of J. C. Pullman (class of 1899). Taught in Pennington Seminary, N. J., 1892-93.' In' the iron broker- age- and commission business, Philadelphia, Pa;-., ' 1893-94. Graduate student in Yale University, 1894. Studied in Yale Law School, 1894-96. Practising law in Bridgeport, Conn., 1896-.^ — . Prosecuting attorney. City Court of Bridgeport, 1903-07. Judge of the City Court, Bridge- port, 1907-09. Married November 25, 1905, Mary Nickerson Lakin, of Topeka,' Kans. Children: Mary Elizabeth, b. April 15, 1907; Alice Lakin, b. December 6, 1908. ■ Address: Fidelity Building, Bridgeport, Conn^ 1718. EDWARD LORANUS RICE. B.A. ; Ph.D., University of Munich, 1895. *. N. 6. *. B. K. Born March 18, 1871, Middletown, Conn. Son of No. 813; grandson of No. 118. Studied in the University of Berlin, Germany, 1892-93; University of Munich, 1893-95. Assistant in Wesleyan University, 1896. Professor of Zoology, Allegheny College, i896'98; Ohio Wesleyan University, 432 GRADUATES. [1892. i8g8 . On leave of absence ; studied in Columbia University, Naples Zoological Station, and Freiburg, Germany, 1906-07. Instructor in Ohio State University (summer sessions), 1906, '08, '09. Married March 20, 1901, Sarah Langton Abbott (No. 1772). Child: Charlotte, b. January 10, 1904. Address : Delaware, Ohio. 1719. EVERETT HALLERTON SCOTT. B.A. *. T. Born August IS, 1868, South Berwick, Me. Son of O. W. Scott (class of 1868). Assistant Librarian in Wesleyan- University, 1892-93. City editor of The Willimantic (Conn.) Daily Chronicle, 1893-94. Secretary, Y. M. C. A., Hartford, Conn., 1894-95. Assistant principal of High School, Willimantic, Conn., 18^5. Taught in Mount Hermon School, Mass., 1895-98; High School, Melrose, Mass., 1898-1904; Harvard School for Boys, Los Angeles, Cal., 1904-08. Married August 12, i8g6, Minnie Eliza Grant (sister of Nos. 1693 and 2423), of Wapping, Conn. Child: Marjorie F., b. March 18, 1899. Address : unknown. 1720. JEWSUKE SHIMATA. B.A. Born October 10, 1864, Ayagimura, Ninegun, YaJnaguchi Ken, Japan. Taught in High School, Yamaguchi, Japan, 1892-95. Director, Kobe Commercial School, 1895-98. Engaged in traveling,, 1898-1900. Taught for National English Society, 1900-02. Professor of the English Lan- guage and Literature, Japan Women's University, 1902 . Married 1894; his wife died in 1907. Married 1908, Taki Aokoi. Child : Aya, b. June 30, 1909. Address : Japan Women's University, Koishigawa, Tokyo, Japan. 1721. *JONATHAN HUGH SLATER. B.A.; M.A. (on exam.), 1895 ; B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1895. A. K. E. Born Sep- tember 23, 1865, Hensonville, N. Y. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1893. Stationed at Rowayton, Conn., 1893-5^; Cropsey Ave., Brookljm, N. Y., 1896- 1900. Studied in Drew -Theological Seminary, 1892-95. Died Sep- tember 22, 1900, Brookism.-N. Y. Married June 3, 1896,' Lauretta Sherer, of Rowayton, Conn. Address of widow: Rowaytqn, Conn. 1722. FREDERIC HALSTED TACKABERRY. Ph.B. 1865, Franklin, N. H. . ' Preached in Madison' St. M. E. Church, New York, N. Y., 1892-93, Joined NeV York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1893. Stationed at Madison- St., New York, N. Y., 1893-94;' Allen St. Memorial Church, New york (assistant), 1894-95; Bayside, 1895-96. Discontinued from the conference on account of ill health, 1896. Supplied Lisbon, N. H., 1896-97. Tr^sferred to New Hampshire Conference, 1897. Stationed at Lisbon, N. H., 1897-98; Jefferson, 1898-1901 ; Guilford, 1901-02; Center Sandwich, 1902-04; Haverhill, 1904. 'Getieral secretary, N.'H. Sunday School Association, 1904. Stationed at Raymond and E. Candia, N. H., 191 1 . 434 GRADUATES. [1892. . Married November 26, 1896, Margaret Magdalena Keller, of New- York, N. Y. Children : Everett William, b. January 9, 1899 ; Dorothy Mabelle, b. June 18, 1901 ; Lawrance Roger, b. April 3, 1906 ; Alice Margaret, b. April 14, 1909. Address : Raymond, N. H. 1728. OLIN FREEMAN TOWER. B.A.; M.A. (on exam.), 1893; Ph.D., University of Leipzig, 1895. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Born March 19, 1872, Brooklyn, N. Y. Son of No. 752. Graduate student, Wesleyan University, 1892-93 ; . Assistant in Chemistry, 1893-94, 1896-98. Studied in the University of Leipzig, Ger- many, 1894-95. Assistant chemist in nutrition investigations, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Middletown, Conn., 1895-98. Instructor in Chemistry, Adelbert College, 1898-1901 ; Assistant Professor, 1901-07; Professor, 19O7 . Aijthor: Conductivity of Liquids; Qualitative Analysis. Married June 21, 1899, Elizabeth Williams (No. 1996). Address : Adelbert College, Cleveland, Ohio. 1729. WILLIAM DYSON TUCKEY. B.A.; B.D., Drew Theo- logical Seminary, 1897. A. K. E. Born March 9, 1866, Churchtown, Pa. Taught in Cookman Institute, Jacksonville, Fla., i892r94. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1894-97. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1897. Stationed at Trinity Church, Meriden, Conn., 1897-1901 ; Naugatuck, 1901--03 ; Milf ord, 1903-08 ; Baldwin, N. Y., 1908-11; Warren St., Brooklyn, 1911 . Married June 29, 1892, Sallie Belt Herron, of Washington, D. C. Children: William Dyson, b. January 26, 1898; Elizabeth, b. Decem- ber 18, 1899; Ruth, b. February 24, igo2. Address : 307 Warren St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 1730. SAMUEL J WATSON. B.A.; B.D., Garrett Biblical Insti- tute, 1895. A. K. E. Born July 31, 1864, East Windsor, Conn; Bro- ther of No. 1770. Studied in Garrett Biblical Institute, 1892-95. Joined Dakota Con- ference) M. E. Church, 1^5. Stationed at Woonsocket, S. Dak., 1895-97; White, 1897-99; Milbank, 1899-1903; Salem, 1903-04. Trans-" f erred to California Conference, 1904. Stationed at Yolo, Cal., 1904-06. Supernumerary, 1906-07. Superannuated, 1907- . Married August 22, 1894, Minnie Adella Thompson, of Bristol, Conn. Children : Walter Thompson^ b. June 24, 1895 ; Ruth Lucia, ,b. March 24, 1897. , : Address: 159 High St., Santa Cruz, Cal. 1731. LENA MAUD ADAMS (Rand). B.A.; M.A. (on exam.), 1894. *. B. K. Born September 24, 1870, Wethersfield, Conn. Sister of No. 2319. Taught in High School, Middletown, Conn., 1892-93; Monson Academy, Mass., 1896-1900; Woodsidfe High School, New 'York, N. Y., 1901-03; Far Rockaway High SchoolrN. Y., 1903-04. Married September 3, 1904, John Prentice Rand, M;D., of Wor- ccstcr IVt^ss Address : Mrs. J. P. Rand, S Benefit St., Worcester, Mass. 1732. EVA DILKS. B.A. Born March 29, 1870, Pennington,.. N. J. Daughter of No. 844; sister of J. A. Dilks, Jr. (class of 1896). 435 1892-93.1 GRADUATES. Taught in the Leachwood Seminary, Norfolk, Va., 1892-93; High School for Girls, Philadelphia, Pa., 1893 . Address: 1326 Redfield St., West Philadelphia, Pa. 1738. LILLIAN WAINWRIGHT HART (Tryon). B.A. Born June 3, 1870, New Britain, Conn. Taught in Hjgh School, New Britain, Conn., 1892-1902. Married October 30, igop, Winthrop Pitt Tryon, of Cambridge, Mass. Address: Mrs. W. P. Tryon, 14 Cherry St., West Somerville, Mass. CLASS OF J893. 1734. WINFRED CHANDLER AKERS. B.A. ^. T. *,:b. K. Born February 22, 1865, Andover, Me. Taught in High School, Quincy, Mass,, 1893-94 ; Manual Training School, Providence, R. I., 1894-^; English High School,- Somerville, Mass., 1896-99/ "Principal of High School, Holyoke, Mass., 1899-1903; New Britain, Conn., 1903 . Married June, 1895, Annie M. Fellows, of Farmington, Me. Chil- dren: Eola Marie, b. April i, 1896; Kenneth Fellows, b. August 2, Address: 259 Arch St., New Britain, Conn. 1786. WILLIAM LOYAL ANDRUS. B.A. A. A, *. Born September 2, 1872, Yonkers, N. Y. Son of No. 710:; btother of No. 1983. With the Arlington Chemical Company, Yonkers, N. Y., 1893 . Married Helen Palmer (daughter of No. 933) . j^<;- Address : Yonkers, N. Y. , ' , , 1736. FRANKLIN BARBER. B.A.; M.A. (on exam.), 1897. A. K. E. Born April 27, 1871, Fort Edward, N. Y._ Taught in High School, Middletown, Conn., 1893-96. Graduate Student in Wesleyan University, 1896-97 ; Harvard University (Uni- versity Scholar), 1897-98. Taught in Centenary Collegiate' Institute, Hackettstown, N. J., 1898-99; Barnard School for Boys, New York, N. Y., l'899-i968. Principal of High School Department, Barnard School, 1908-10. Teaching in High School, Port Edward, N. Y.; 1910 . Married March 30, 1907, Myrtle Almedia Groat, of Amsterdam, N. Y. - " ' ' ■ ." ■' ■ Address : Fort Edward, N. Y. 1737. GEORGE HUBBARD BLAKESLEE. B.A. ; M.A. (on exam.), 1897; M.A., Harvard University, 1899; Ph.D., Harvard, 1903, *. N.' e. *. B. K. Born August 27, 1871, Geneseo, N. Y. Brother of No. 1885. Graduate student in Johns Hopkins University, 1893-94. Taught in East Greenwich Academy, R. I., 1894-95; Mount Hermon School, Mass., 1895798. Graduate student in Harvard University (Townsend Scholar- and Barker Fellow),' 1898-1901. Studied' in the Univers.it:ies of Berlin, Leipzig, arid Oxford, 1901-03. Instructor in HistQry, Clark 436 GRADUATES. [1893. College, 1903-04; Assistant Professor, 1904-09; Professor, 1909 . Instructor in , History, Clark University, 1905 . Married March 30, 1910, Edna Frances Day, of Worcester, Mass. Address : Clark College, Worcester, Mass. 1788. FREDERIC CUTTS. B.A. ; M.E., Cornell University, 1897. #. N. e. *. B. K. Born February 14, 1871, New Rochelle, N. Y. Son of No. 796. Assistant in Physics in Wesleyan University, 1893-94. Studied in Sibley College, Cbrnell University, 1894-97. With the General Elec- tric Company, Schenectady, N. Y., 1897^81 Construction foreman". General Electric Company, 1899; district engineer, 1900-04. Assist*- ant chief engineer. Ford, Bacon & Davis, New York, N. Y., 1903-08. General representative. General Electric Company, 1909 . Married September 15, 1900, Julia Harlan Doherty, of Cincinnati, Ohio. Child: Morgan, b. October ij 1905. Address: 294 Wayland Ave., Providence, R. I. 1739. EDGAR VAN FOSSEN DuBOIS. B.A. A. K. E. Born December 21, 1870, Everett, Pa. Taught in Pennington Seminary, N. J., 1893-94. Joined Coloxado Conference, M. ' E. Church, I894. Stationed at Chama, N.' Mex., 1894-95. Transferred to Des Moiiies Ctinference, 1895. S,fationed at Brooks, Iowa, 1895-96. Transferred to Colorado Conference, 1896. Stationed at Gunnison, Col., 1896-98; Denver, 1898-99; Delta, 1899- 1901 ; Colorado City, 1901-02 ; Monte Vista, 1902-03. Transferred to North Ohio Conference, 1903. Stationed at Wooster, Ohio, 1903-06; Sandusky^- 1906-08. Transferred to Minnesota Conference, 1908. Stationed at Redwood Falls, Minn., 1908 . Married October 22, 1895, Elizabeth Kessler, of Altoona, Pa., who died Decetnber 19, 1901. Married September. n, 1906, Gertrude, Plank, of Wooster, Ohio. Children : Robert Kessler, b. August 3, 1898; Helen Elizabeth, b. August 3, 1898. Address : Redwood Falls, Minn. 1740. GEORGE NELSOIjr EDWARDS. B.A.; B.A.., Harvard University, 1894; B.D., Union Theological Seminary, 1900. X. ■*;. Bom November 29, 1872, Baiting Hollow, N. Y. Son of No. 734. Studied in Harvard University, 1893-94. Principal of Riverhead Academy, N. Y., 1894-96. Studied in Yale Divinity School, 1896-97. Pastor of Congregational Church, Westford, Conn., 1897-98. Studied in Harvard Divinity School, 1898-99; Union Theolpgical Seminary, 1899-1900. Pastor of Congregational Church, Jewett City, Conn., 1901-05; Port Angeles, Wash., 1905-07; Plymouth Church, Seattle (assistant), 1907-08; Puyallup, 1908-09: Douglas, Alaska, 1909 -. Married July 23, 1903, Annie Tracy Partridge, of Jewett City; Conn. Address : Douglas, Alaska. 1741. WILLIAM EPHRAIM FAIRBANK. B.S. Born Febr ruary 25, 1867, Clinton, Mass. Assistant to the superintendent of the Connecticut Industrial School for Girls, Middletown, Conn., 1893 . . Married August 24, 1893, Clara Belle Simonds, of Irving, Mass. Children: Jessie Margaret, b. September 21, 1895; Dorothy Mildred, b. January 27, 1898. - Address : Middletown, Conn. 437 1893.] GRADUATES. 1742. CLIFFORD CURTIS GILBERT. B.A.; LL.B., Yale Uni- versity, 1896; M.L., Yale, 1898. Born December 5, 1871, Middletowii, Conn. Brother of No. 1842. , Studied law in Middletown, Conn., 1893-94; Yale Law School, 1895-96. Admitted to the bar, 1896. Practising .law in New Haven, Conn., 1896-^ — :. Married, Jtifte 26, .1907, Frances Louise Brinsmade, of Shelton, Conn. Address : 202 Malley Building, New Haven, Conn. 1743. CHARLES GOURLAY GOODRICH. Ph.B.; M.S., 1904. ■*. T. *. B. K. Born September 19, 1869, Waterbury, Conn. Brother of No. 1606. Assistant Librarian and graduate student in Wesleyan University, 1893-94. Acting Professor of Modem Languages, Albion College, Mich,, 1894-95. Studied in the University of Bonn, Germany, and in Florence and Paris, 1895-96. Taught in Harry Hillman Academy, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 1896-1901. Professor of Modern Languages, Marietta College, igoi . Married August 25, 1897, Annie Y. Shortle, of Provincetown, Mass. Address: 433 Fourth St., Marietta, Ohio. 1744. LORENZO WALTER HADLEY. Ph.B.; M.D., Bowdoin College, 1898. *. N. 8. Born January .28, 1869, Frankfort, Me. Taught in Waldo, Me., 1893-94; Orland and Searsport, 1894-95; Frankfort, 1895796; Columbia Falls, 1896-97. Studied in Maine Medi- cal School; and Dartmouth Medical School, 1897-98. Practised medi- cine in Appleton, Me.j 1898-99 ; Union, Me., 1899 . Married January 16, 1899, Helen Augusta Tyler, of Bradley, Me. Address : Union, Me. 1746. FREDERICK . SMITH HALL. B.A.; Ph.D., Columbia University, 1899. A. A. *. Born June 2, 1870, Washington, D. C. Son of No. 760. Taught in Montclair Military Academy, N. J. ; also studied in Columbia University, 1893-94. In business, 1894-95. Studied in Colum- bia University, 1895-98 (Scholar, 1896; Fellow, I1897). Traveled in Europe, 1898-99. Employed in U. S. Census Office, 1899-1902. Sec- retary, New York State Child Labor Commission, 1903. Assistant secretary. City CJub of New York, 1904-05. Head worker, Newark (N. J.) Settlement, 1906-07. Secretary, Pennsylvania Child Labor Association, 1908 . Author: Sympathetic. Strikes, i8g7. Married July 12, 1906, Jennie E. Orcutt, of Stafford Springs, Conn. Address: 1338 Real Estate Trust Building, Philadelphia, Pa. 1746. JETUR WHITE HAND. Ph.B. Born March 4, 1870, Bridgehampton, N. Y. Studied law in Riverhead, N. Y., 1893-95. Practising law in River- head, N. Y., 1895 . Married June 14, 1905, Lena LeRoy. Rayner, of Stony, Brook, N.,Y. Child:' Lizette Furman, b. January 23, 1908. ' ' Address: Riverhead, N. Y. 1747. HERVEY HOWARD. Ph.B. A.K. E. Born October 12, 1868, Greenbush, Me. Traveling salesman, Melrose, Mass., 1893-95. Reporter, with the Bradstreet Company, New Haven, Conn,, 1895-19O1. Engaged in GRADUATES. [1893. newspaper and magazine work, circulation and advertising department, New Haven, Conn:, and New York, N. Y., 1901-03. With the Ameri- can Mills Company, New York, N. Y., 1903 . Married October 12, 1897, Emma G. Palmer, of Middletown, Conn. Address: 395 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 1748. DAVID HUGHES. B.A. B. 6. n. Born November 15, 1869, Newtown, North Wales. Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1893-94. Joined Troy Conference, M. E. Church, 1895. Stationed at Northampton, N. Y., 1895-96; Hagaman and West Galway, 1896-98; Ephratah and Rockwood, 1898-99; Clifton Park and Newtown, 1899-1904; Mayfield, 1904-07; Pawlet, Vt, 1907 . Married September 8, 1897, Harriet B. Deal, of Aliens Hill, N. Y. Children: Hugh Deal, b. December i, 1898; Maveret Elizabeth, b. February 18, 1902; Marjorie Lois, b. January 7, 1906; Eleanor Gratia, b. June 20, 1909. Address: Pawlet, Vt. 1749. FREEMAN TOWER HULSE. B.A.; LL.B., New York Law School, 1895. X. 1872,, Bath, N. Y. Assistant secretary, Citizens' League, Middletown, Conn., 1895-96. N. E. editor of The Springfield (Mass.) Rep.ublicaii, 1896-97. On the staff of The Literary Digest, 1897 ; editor, 1905 . Married April 26, 1905, Grace E, Crombie, of Oswego, N. Y. Child : Robert Crombie, b. February 23, 1906. Address: 44 East 23d St., New York, N. Y. 463 1895.] GRADUATES. 1875. LULA GIRALDA ADAMS. Ph.B. *. B. K. Bom Novem- ber 24, 187a, Red Bank, N. J. Teaching in High School, Brookline, Mass., 1895 . On leave of absence, studying in Europe, 1909-10. Address: High School, Brookline, Mass. 1876. CAROLINE CHALKER CLARK (Barney).. Ph.B. Born January 12, 1870, Hartford, Conn. Taught in High School, Willimantic, Conn., 1895-98; Beverly, Mass., 1898-1904. Training teacher of Bible School teachers, R. I. and Mass. Universalist churches, 1908 . State supervisor of Mass. Univer- salist Bible Schools, 1909 . Married July 19, 1904, Rev. Edward Mitchell Barney, of Lynn, Mass. Address: Mrs. E. M. Barney, 325 Union St., Lynn, Mass. 1877. ELIZABETH COCKS STOCKING (Scuddee). B.S. Bom April 6, 1866, Ossining, N. Y. Taught in Simsbury, Conn., 1895-96. Married April 29, 1896, Arthur Henry Scudder (No. 1862). Chil- dren: Fisk William, b. February 27, 1897; Anna Elizabeth, b. March 23, i8g8; Ruth Delaiioy, b. July 8, 1900; Alice, b. August 7, 1907 (deceased). Address : Mrs. A. H. Scudder, Housatonic, Mass. 1878. ABBY MAY THOMPSON. Ph.B. -Born January 30, 1867, Milton Plantation, Me. Taught in High School, Middletown, Conn., 1895-96; Charlestown, Boston, Mass., i8g6-— — . Address: 39 Huntington Ave., Boston, Mass. 1879. SARAH BERTHA TUCKER (Kurt). Ph.B. Born Feb- ruary 13, 1869, Durham, Conn. Taught in High School, Willimantic, Conn., 1895-96; Reading, Mass., 1897-1901. Married Augusj: 12, 1896, Franklin Thomas Kurt (No. 1850). Child: Franklin Thorndike, b. March 4, 1904. Address: 109 Mountfort St., Boston, Mass. 1880. *FRANCES LOUISE WEEKS. B.S. Bom March 13, 1871, Middlefield, Conn. Sister of No. 2044. Studied and worked under the direction of the Episcopal Training School for Deaconesses; New York, N. Y. Died March 4, 1910, New Haven, Conn. 1881. MAUD ELOISE WELLS (Weeks). B.A. *. B. K. Born December 5, 1871, New Haven, Conn. Taught in High School, Middletown, Conn., 1895-97; Marlboro, Mass., 1897-98. Married September 14, 1898, Edgar Weeks, of Marlboro, Mass. Children: Beatrice Louise, b. November 15, 1899; Walter Rogers, b. March 31,' 1901 ; Constance Dorothea, b. October 11, 1902; Kenneth Wells, b. May 17, 1904. Address : Mrs. Edgar Weeks, 47 Pleasant St., Marlboro, Mass. 464 GRADUATES. [1896. CLASS OF 1896, 1882. JOHN ABRAHAM ANDERSON. B.A. *. N. 6. *. B. K. Born August 14, 1873, Chicago, 111. In the photo-engraving business, New York, N. Y., 1896 . Secre- tary and treasurer. Consolidated Engraving Company, New Yprk, N. Y., 1904-07; president, 1907 . Address: 151 West 2Sth St., New York, N. Y. Residence: 14 Edgemont Road, Upper Montclair, N. J. 1883. WILLIAM WRIGHT ANDERSON. B.S. A. K. E. Born December 14, 1872, Wellsville, N. Y. Vice principal of High School, Wellsville, N. Y., 1896-98. Taught in Westminster School, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y., 1898-1900. With Edison Electric Illuminating Company, New York, N. Y., 1901-02; Oil Well Supply Company, Pittsburg, Pa., 1902 . Married July 6, 1904, Frances May Wormley, of Elmira, N. Y. Address : 215 Water St., Pittsburg, Pa. 1884. CORNELIUS ROACH BERRIEN. B.A. *. n. e. *.B.K. Bom May 30, 1873, Montclair, N. J. Brother of No. 2348. ; On the staff of The Evening Sun, New York, N. Y. (now financial editor), 1898 . Married July 3, 1898, Grace Eleanor Beardmore, of Boonton, N. J. Children: John Beardmore, b. August 15, 1899; Janet, b. September 4, 1900 ; Stephen, b. March 30, 1903 ; Elizabeth, b. July 7, 1904. Address : 40 Northview Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J. 1885. ALBERT FRANCIS BLAKESLEE. B.A.; M.A., Harvard University, 1900; Ph.D., Harvard, 1904. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Born November 9, 1874, Geneseo, N. Y. Brother of No. 1737. Taught in Montpelier Seminary, Vt., 1896-98; East Greenwich Academy, R. I., 1898-99. Assistant in Botany, and graduate student. Harvard University, 1899-1900; Teaching Fellow, 1900-03. Instructor in Botany, Radcliffe College, 1900-02: Assistant in Botany, Summer School, Cold Spring Harbor, N. Y., igoi-02. Investigator iii Europe, for the Carnegie Institution, 1904-06. Instructor in Botany, Harvard University, 1906-07. Director of Summer School, and Professor of Botany, Conn. Agricultural College, 1907 . Address: Storrs, Conn. 1886. FRANCIS COBB BROWN. B.A. A. A. *. Born March S, 1874, Brooklyn, N- Y. Studied in New York Law School, 1896-98. Admitted to the bar, 1898. Practising law in New York, N. Y., 1898 . Married October 16, 1909, Anna Gildersleeve Johnson, of Brooklyn, N. Y. , , '- ■ " ' . '■'"•■■'^ Address: 76 William St., New York, N. Y. 1887. WILLIAM HARRY BURGWIN. B.A. A. A. *. Bom October 22, 1868, Mount Washington, Md. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1896. Stationed at West Suffield, Conn., 1896-98; Summerfield Church, New Haven, 1898-1901; i8th St., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1901-06; Trinity Church, Astoria, New York, 1906-08; Hempstead, 1908— — . Editor: Minutes of New York East Conference, 1908-^^ — . 46s 1896.] GRADUATES. Married June 30, 1896, Etjith White Puckey, of Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Children : Harry Puckey, b. November 21, 1897 ; Frank Summerfield, b. February 28, 1900 ; Florence Elizabeth, b. April 25, 1905 ; Edith I,illian, , b. December 20, 1908. Address: 71 Washington St., Hempstead, . N. Y. 1888. ALFRED BURNETTE CASE, Ph.B. i. *. , Born Jan- uary l8, 1874, Jamestown, . N. Y. Taught in Housatonic Valley Institute, Cornwall, Conn., 1897-98 ; Vermont Episcopal Institute, Burlington, Vt., 1898-99 ; Bordentown Military Institute, N. J., 1899^ . Address : ' Bordentown, N. J. 1889. WILLIAM BARRETT CASS. B.A. *. T. Born Novem- ber I, 11874; Medfield, Mass. . Correspondent in New York, N. Y., . for several Western news- papers, 1896-97. . Insurance correspondentaniNew York, N. Y., for The Chicago Inter-Ocean, 1897-1900. On the staff of The New York Times, 1897-1906. Studied in New York Law School, 1897-98. Editor- and publisher of The Eclectic Magagine, 1905-07. Founder and pub- lisher 'of The Market World, New York, 1908- — . Editor: Annual "Financial Review" of The New York Times, 1902, '06 . Address': 80 Wall St., New York, N. Y. 1890. . JASON FRANKLIN CHASE. B. A., 1899; S.T.B., Boston University,, 1901.' A. K. E. Born March 7, 1872, Boston, Mass. General agent for Powers, Fowle'r & Lewis, of Chicago (ediicational specialties), 1896-98. Studied in the School of Theology, Boston Uni- versity, I i8g9,-r90i.' Joined New ' England Conference, M. E. Church, 1900; Stationfid at Essex, Mass., 1900-01; West Roxbury, 1901^06; Allston, 1906-07. Secretary, New England Watch and Ward Society, 1907 . Editor: 29th, 30th, and 31st Annual Reports, N. E. Watch and Ward Society. ■ Married Jime ,19, 1901, Bertha: Newell, of Springfield, Mads. Child: Jason Newell, b. February 3, 1904. ; , ' ' Address: 51 Wren St., West Roxbury, Mass. ^ 1891. HENRY LOREN CLEMENTS. B.A. *. N. e. Born September 23, 1873, Moscow, Pa. ;,,t .,. Studied in American School of Applied Music, New York, N. Y.. 1896-98. T,eacher of music,, organist and choirmaster in variou^. isfew York City churches, 1898^-'^. Lecturer on musickl subjects. ' Married June 30, 1908, Mary Elizabeth \AfilsOn, -of Stamford, Conn. Address : 3 East '14th St., New York, N. .Y. 1892. JAMES BROOKS COMINS. Ph.B. ; M.D., Hahnemann Medical College, 1899. X. Providence, R. I., 1904-06. Electrical engineer, with R,. P. Jenks, Providence, R. I., 1906 ; Married June 23, i8c^, Clara Southmayd Davis (daughter of No. 619), of Middletown, Conn. Child: Beatrice Louise, b. June 20, 1899. Address: 735 Banigan Building, Providence, R. I. 1956. WHITNEY MYRON HUBBARD. B.S. Born June 18. 187s, Middletown, Conn. Teacher. Address: Greenport, N. Y. 1957. FRANK GODWIN JESTER. Ph.B. X. *. Bom July 14, 1869, Milford, Del. Superintendent for Powers, Higby & Co., Chicago, 111., 1897-1903; vice president, 1903-07, President, Southwestern Planing Mill and Crate Company, 1907-08. In the real estate business, Chicago, 111., igo8 — -. Married September 28, 1904, Mary Pryn Belden, of Chicago, III. Child: Frederick Belden, b. July 2, 1906. Address: iins Esmond St., Morgan Park, 111. 1958. IRVILLE CHARLES LeCOMPTE. B.A.; Ph.D., Univer- sity of Strassburg, 190s. A. K. E. *. B. K. Born July 31, 1872, Pittston, Pa. 477 1897.] GRADUATES. Taught in the Barnard School for Boys, New York, N. Y., 1897-1900. Professor of the English Language and Literature, Ursinus College, 1900-03. Studied in the University of Strassburg, and in Paris, 1903-05. Instructor in French, Yale University, 1905-09; Assistant Professor, 1909 . Married March 26, 1902, Harriet Bernice MacLachlan, of Bingham- ton, N. Y. Child : Philip Medf ord, b. October 4, 1907. Address : 881 Orange St., New Haven, Conn. 1959. DELMAR J LINDLEY. B.A.; LL.B. and M.A., Dickinson College, 1907. *. N. e. Born June 19, 1869, Brooklyn, Pa. Traveling salesman for a Boston firm, 1897-1901. Principal of school^, Factoryville, Pa., 1901-04. Studied in Law School of Dickin- son College, 1904-07. Admitted to the bar, 1907. Practising law in Scran ton, Pa., 1907 . Address : Board of Trade Building, Scranton, Fa. 1960. WILLIAM HARRY [SCHOCK] McMORRIS. B.A.; LL.B., Yale University, 1899. Born January 30, 1874, Schock's Mills, Pa. Studied in Yale Law School, 1897-99. Admitted to the bar, 1899. Practised law in Torrington, Conn., 1899-1903; Cleveland, Ohio, 1903 r-. Married December 20, 1900, Mary Maude Thomas, of Montgomery, Pa. Children: Helen Marjorie, b. October 26, 1901; Margaret- Jane, b. March I, 1905. Address: 10914 Pasadena Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. 1961. CLARENCE HARRY MARTIN. Ph.B. Born December 16, 1876, Bradford, Vt. ' '" Principal of High School, Bradford, Vt., 1897-98; Danville, 1898-99; Essex, 1899-igoi ; Essex Junction, 1901-02 ; Haverhill, N. H., 1902-07 ; West Newbury, Mass., 1907-08; Oakland, Me., i9o8-«— . Married June 27, 1900, Nellie May Hunt, of Essex Junction, Vt. Children : Ronald Hunt, b. July 26, 1901 ; Elmer Theodore, b. July 28, 1902. Address : Oakland, Me. 1962. THOMAS ROBINSON MOORE. B.A,,; M.A., New York University, 1904; Ph.D., New York University, 1905. X. ■*■. Bo;rn June I, 1870, Riegelsville, N. J. Taught in Ohio Military Institute, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1 897-1900; public schools. New York, N. Y., 1900-03. Instructor in History, College of the City of New York, 1903 . Married June 30, 1898, Ellen Louise Bryan, of Shekomiko, N. Y.^ Address : 14 West 128th St., New York, N. Y. 1963. FRANCIS REID NORTH. B.A..; M.A., Columbia Uni- versity, 1903. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born April 19, 1876, Peekskill, N. Y. Son of No. 854 ; brother of No. 1758. Assistant secretary of Y. M. C: A., New York, N. y.', and grad|uatp student in Columbia University, 1897-98. Taught in Newark Academy, N. J., 1898-1906. Principal of High School, Portland, Me., 1906-11. Field secretary. Playground Association of America, 1911 Presi- dent, Y. M. C. A., Portland, Me. ■' Married December 29, 1909, Helen B. Manning, of Portland, Me. Address: 22 Bolton St., Portland, Me. 478 GRADUATES. [1897. 1964. STEPHEN ALLEN NORTON. Ph.B. *. T. Born Feb- ruary 13, 1871, Farmington, Me. Brother of Nos. 1617, 1759, and 1907- . • ' Traveling salesman for the Byron Weston Company, Dalton, Mass., 1897-1902. Bookkeeper for the W. E. Tillotson Manufacturing Com- ■pany, Pittsfield, Mass., 1902-09; Globe Woolen Company, Utica, N. Y., 1.909' , , . , , , , Married October 9, 1900, Mary Grace Bunnell (No. 1986). Chil- dren : Richard Copeland, b. July 25, 1901 ; John Allen, b. February IS, 1903, d. July 20, 1903 ; William Bunnell, b. February 14, 1905 ; John Albion, b. March 9, 191 1. Address : 21 York St., Utica, N. Y. 1965. FRANCIS DAVENPORT PRINGLE. B.A.; M.D., Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, 1903. X. !ir York, ,N. Y., 1899-19(32. Died February 14, 1902, New York, ISf. Y. • 2099. WARREN FRENCH SHELDON. B.A.; B.D., Hartford Theological Seminary, 1906. A. A. *. *. B. E. Born August 27, 1869, Seymour, Conn. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1900. Stationed at Pleasant Valley, Conn., 1900-03 ; Windsor, 1903-05 ; Simsbury, 190S-11; Willis, Ave., Bronx, New York, N. Y., 1911- — :. Chaplain, Conn. House of Representatives, 190S ; Conn. Senate, 1907. Married July 19, 1899, SUSan Jane Mantle (No. 1827). Address: 401 East 141st St., New York, N. Y. 2100. FRANK FORESTER SIMONTON. B.A. ; M.D., Medical School of -Maine, 1903. A. K. E. Born April 6^ 1876, Waldoboro, Me. Brother of No. 2187. Studied in Medical School of Maine, 1899-1903. Practising medicine in Ellsworth, Me., 1903 . . Mayor of Ellsvrorth, 1908-09. Trustee of Higgins Classical Institute, Charleston, Me. Coroner for Hancock County, Me. SOI 1899.] GRADUATES. Married March 8, 1904, Edith Marion Thayer, of Charleston, Me. Children: Mary Harriet, b. February 11, 1908; Edith Marion, b. February 24, 1909. Address: Ellsworth, Me. 2101. CLARENCE ROBERTSON SMITH. Ph.B. fp Studied in Harvard Medical School, 1900-04. House physician, Boston City Hospital, 1903-05. Practising medicine in Maiden, Mass., 190S ■ Visiting physician. Maiden Contagious Hospital. City 'Bac- teriologist, Maiden, Mass. Married June 18, igo6, Lizzie Ruth Clarke (daughter of No. 1143), of Cochituate, Mass. Children : Clarke, b. July 4, 1907 ; Barbara, b. October 4, 1908, d. May 14, 1909; Kathryn; b. October 31, 1909. Address: 339 Pleasant St., Maiden, Mass. 2168. ISAAC CRAWFORD SUTTON. Ph.B.; LL.B., Univer- sity of Pennsylvania, 1903. ;*. T. Bprn. January 10, 1877, Bryn AJawr, Pa. Son of No. 574; brother of No. 1867, and of H. C. Sutton (class of 1907). Studied' in Law School of the University of Pennsylvania, 1900-03. Admitted to the bar, 1903. Practising law in' Philadelphia, 1903^ — . Address: 301 Franklin Building, 133, South 12th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Residence: Haverford, Pa. 512 GRADUATES. [1900. 2109. WINTHROP TIRRELL. B.A. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born September 5, 1878, South Cbatham, Mass. Brother of Nos. 1820 and 1919. Taught in Monson Academy, Mass., 1900-02; Free Acadfemy, Nor- wich, Conn., 1902-08; High School of Commerce, Boston, Mass., 1908- . Address: 1291 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass. 2170. THOMAS TRAVIS. Ph.B. ; B.D., Union Theological 3emir nary, 1903; M.A., Columbia University, 1904; Ph.D., New York University, 1907. C. C. *. B. K. Born June 18, 1875,, Gee Cross, Cheshire, England. Studied in Princeton Theological Seminary, 1900-01; Union Theo- logical Seminary and Columbia University, 1901-04. Pastor of Con- gregational Church, Montclair,' N. J., 1904-09. Inspector of prisons in the state of New York, 1906-09. Pastor of Congregational Church, Upper Montclair, N. J., 1909 . Author: The Young Malefactor. Married January 20, 1908, Mary Eleanor Wilsoh, of Montclair; N. J. Child: Mary Wilson, b. November 13, 1909. Address : 280 Park St., Upper Montclair, N. J. , ,2171. PAYSON j;AaCSON TREAT. B.A. ; M.A., Columbia, U«ii- versity, 1903 ; Ph.D.;' Lelahd Stanford Jr. University, 1916. A. A. *, *. B. K. Born November 12, 1879, New York, N. Y. Brother of Not 1821, and of W. H. Treat (class of 1890). Taught in Barnard School, New York, N. Y.j 1900-03. Giraduate student, Columbia University, 1901-03 ; Leland Stanford Jr. Univer- sity, 1903-05. Instructor' in History, Leland' Stanford Jr. University, i90Sro6, 1907-08. Engaged in, research travel around, the world, 1906-07. Instructor in Government Harvai^d University, . 1908-09. Assistant; Professor of History, Leland Stanford Jr. University, 1909-: — . Married June 23, 1909; Jessie Duff McGilvray, of Stanford Univer- sity, Cal. Address : Stanford University, Cal. 2172. EMORY HAMMOND WESTLAKE. B.A. *. T, Born November 22, 1876, Oneonta, N. Y. V ..'. ' Taught in Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Pa., 1900-01. Engaged ih copper ihinifig, 1901 — — ; ' • . . . , Married June 21, 1904, Caroline Sill Baldwin (sister of No. 1779), of Middletgwn, Conn. Child: .Harriet Baldwin, b. April 28, 190^.' 1- Address: 617 East Broad St., Westiield, N.J. 2173. WALTER BROWNE WILSON- B.A.; LL.B., New York Law School, 1902. A. A. *. Born July i2, 1878, Salisbury, Md. Studied in New York Law School, 1900-02. Admitted to the_ bar, 1902. Practised law in New York, N. Y., 1902-06. Assistant to general manager, Hoboken Land and Improvement Company, N.'J., 1906- . ' ' Married- July 24 1906, AlicV Lee Beasleyj of La Grange, Tenn. Address: 907' Castle Point Terrace, Hoboken, N. J. 2174. FRANK ' EVERETT WING. B.A, *. N. e. *. B. K. Bom: October 24, iSj'iS,- North Fayette, Me. Brother of No, 2175. Taught in High School; Stamford, Conn., i900-'02; 'High School, Milton, Mass., 1902-03. Ernployed by the New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor, 1903-05. Tdught in ' Alleg;heny 513 1900.1 GRADUATES. Preparatory Schoolj Ea... I9QS-Q7. Associate director, , Pittsburg Sur- vey, Pa^, 1907-08. Superintendent, Chicago .Tuberculosis Institute, 111., 1908-10. General superintendent. Municipal Tuberculosis Sanitarium, Chicago, 111., 1910-r— . Author : Reports of the Pittsburg Survey, ;9p8i; of the Chicago Tuberculosis Institute, 1909. Married June 28, 1905, Lettie Osbum Buck, of Waterville, Me. Children: Deane J^Uen, b. April 21, 1566; Faith 1 Elizabeth, b. July 5, 1908. Address: 158 Adams St., Chicago, 111, Resj^dence : 6041 Le3?iogton Ave., Chicago, III. '-■•'•' ■' : '-'■ ■ ' ' " ". 2175. JOHN EDWIN WING. B.A.; LL.B., Harvard University, 1905. *. N.e., I*. B. K. Bc|rn Noyember il2,, 1877, North Fayette, Me. Brother of No.' 2174. , : , , ! Taught in High School, Watertown, Conn., 1900-02. Studied in Har- vard Law School, 1902-05. Adrnitted to the bar, 1905. Practising law in Chicago, III., 1905 . Married jfuly i, 1901, Freda DeFori^est Foss, of Fairfield, Me. Chil- dren: Rachel Foss, b. August 14, 1902; ,Dudley Foss,<., ■ 2267. jtlfflAj SyrA WILCOX. Ph.B. *. B. K. Born May 28, 1876, Westfield, Conn. .;■■.' n.' , ,'■.-.. .., • -,,,,- Taught in a grammar school, New Britain, Conn., 1901-02; High School, New Britain, Conn., 1902-03; State Normal School, New Britain; Coftn., 1903 — '-.' Sent by State Board of Eddc'ation to 'visit English schools, 1908. i , ,. . a : Address : R. F. D. No. i, Middletown, Conn. 526 GRADUATES. [1902. CLASS OF 1902. 2258. EVERETT GUNNER ACKART. Ph.B.; M.E., Cornell University, 1905. ■*. T. Bom August Si 1881, Schaghticoke, N. Y. Studied in Sibley College, Cornell University, 1902-05. Mechanical and electrical engineer, with Sanderson & Porter, New York, N, Y., 190S-06; with H. Floy (No. ISS4). New York, N. Y., 1906-07; with the E. I. duPont de Nemours Powder Company, 1907-^ . Married January 31, igo6, Agnes Martin Jenks, of Newark, N. Y. ■ Address: 803 "Washington- St., Wilmington, Del. 2259. ROBERT AVERY ANDERSON. B.A. *. OT. Born August 26, 1879, New York, N. Y. Brother of Nos. 2339 and 2523. 'In biisiness, wholesale precious stones, 1902-04; real estate, 1904 . Married October 24, 1907, Grace Jenkins, of Mount Vernon, N. Y. Address: 22 East ist St., Mount Vernon, N. Y. 2260. ALFRED MILLER BAILEY. B.A.; LL.B., New York Law School, 1904. *. N. 6. Born November 7, 1879, Winsted, Conn. Son of No. 1 141. Studied in J^ew. York Law School, . 1902-04. Admitted to the bar, 1904. In {he legal department of the Title Guarantee and Trust Com- pany, 1905-06. Practising law in New York, N. Y., 1906 — ■ — . , , Married June 26, 1907, Catharine S. Wood, of St. Paul, Minn. Children: Alfred Miller, b. July 31, 1908; William Wood, b. October 3, 1909- * ■'"'■ ■ Address: Rockland Ave., Park-Hill-on-Hudson, Yonkers, N. Y. 2261. BURTON JOHN BALDWIN. B.A.; B.D., Union Theo- logical Seminary, I9«^. A. K. E. Born April 5, ' 1875, Woodbridge, Conn. - 1 , , .: Studied in Yale College, 1902-03. Graduate student, Yale Univer- sity, 1903-04. Studied, in Union Theological Seminary, 1904-06, 1967-08. Engaged in private tutoring, 1906-07. Graduate student, Columbia .University, 1907 . _ - Address: Livingston Hall, Columbia University, New York,'N. Y. 2262. JOHN MELSON BETTS. B.A. C C. Born January 6, 1872, Ocean View, Del. Taught in Anne Arundel Academy, Millersville, Md., 1902-03; Wil- mington Conference Academyj Dover, Del., 1963-04. Studied in Uni- versity of Virginia, 1904-05. Principal of High and Grammar School, Stuarts Draft, Va., 1905-07; Academy and High School, New Salem, Mass., 1907-09; High and Grammar Schools, Smyrna, Del., 1909-10. Solicitor for an educational house, 1910. Teaching in Southwestern State Normal School, California, Pa., 1910 . Married November .23, 1904, Jessie Marion Winans (No. 2336)^ who died September 20, 1910. Chijdren,: Dorothy Malcolm, b. September 16, 1905 ; Lawrence Williams, b. May 22, 1908. Address: California, Pa. ' 2263. MARSHALL BEVIN. B.A. C. C. Born April 16, 1879, East Hampton, Conn. 527 1902.] GRADUATES. Engaged in the manufacture ofjjells, East Hampton, Conn., igo2 . Married October 9, 1906, GraCeiDwight^. of -Stafford Springs, Conn. Children : Gordon Dwight, b. July 20, 1907 ; Barbara, b. December 18, 1908; Abner Gri^wol4 b.. November 19, ipio.j 1 ; i ■' . : y'it Address: East Hampton, Conn. ■ ■,..;, 2264. WALLACE LEE BONHAM. Ph.B^; M.A. (on exam,),' 1909; Ph.D., University of Pittsburg^, ,1909. A. T. A, Br™ .September S, 1874, Osceola, Pa. . f ; Taught in Pittsburg Academy, Pa., 1902-03; Shady Side Academy, Pittsburg, 1903 . Married August 6, 1902, Mae Edith Brown, of Wellsville, N. Y. Children;. Elizabeth Marion, b. August 7, 1904; -Richard Lee,;b. November, IS, 1909; Gordon Wallace, b. November IS, ,1909., '^. Address': ' Shady Side Academy, Pittsburg, Pa,. ,,i^esideiice: 1306 Cen;ter St., .Wilkinsb,virg, Ta. , ,....' ,, 2265. ISAAC SQUIRE CARROLL. Ph.B. A. T. A. Born Jan- uary 27, 1S79, Hobart, N.^Y. , , , ,t Taught in High, School, Catskill, N. Y., 1902-05.' ,' Priftcipal, High School, Hobart, N. Y.> 190S-08.' Superintendent of sthaols,, Owego, N. Y., 1908 . . . , ' : ' , '■ Marfied August 8, igo6, Jessie . H,azeTton Austin, of Gouverneur, N.'Y: Child: Charles Austin, b. May 13, 1908. Address: 337 Front St., Owego, N. Y. 2266. W[ILLIAM] HARRY CLEMONS. B.A.; M.Al (on exam.),. 190S; M.A., Pripceton University, 1905;'- *■. 1. ■ *. B. K. Bom September 9, 187Q, Corry, Pa. Assistant in the Library, and graduate student, Wesleyaii Univer- sity,; 1902-03. . University Fellow ' in Princeton. University, 1903-64, Instructor, in .English, Princeton, 1904-06, 1907-08. Studifed in the University of Oxford, England (Fellow of Princeton), 1906-07,. Refer- ence Librarian, Library of Princeton University, 1908-^-— . Address: 4 East Witherspoon Hall, Princeton, N! J. 2267.. JAMES JOSEPH COGAN, . B.A. ; v B.D^^, .Episcopal Theo- logical School, 1905. B. e. n. Born August 3," i879,'New York, N. Y. Studied in Episcopal Theological School, Cambridge, Mass., 1905. Protestant Episcopal clergyman, 1905 . - ' ' ; ' 1 r .h- '.;. Married June 28, 190S, Edith Ives, .M.D., of Middletowir, Conn. Children: Mary, b; Qctobei;' 13, 1906;; David; b. February 14, 1908. Addire'ss : 216 Warren St., Fall River, Mass. 2268. WEBB GARDNER COOPER. B.A. A. A. *. Born June 21, 1878, Oswego, N. Y. Bank clerk, 1902-07; teller, 1907-09. Secretary of Building and L^an Association, Oswego, N. Y., 1909 . ,' Married April' liS, 1907, Elizabeth Scott Gaylord, of Oswego, N. Y, Child: Elizabeth Gardner, b. March I, =;. 1908. ■ ' ] Address: 153 East 4th St., 0,swego, N. Y. , . 2269. JAMES ALBERT CORSCADEN. Ph.B. : M.D., Columbia University; igb6. , ■*. T. '^Botri' June 26, 1881,' Providence; R. I. Brother of No. 2247. " 528- GRADUATES. [1902. Studied in College of Physicians land Surgeons,^ New York,, N. Y., 1902-06. On the staff of the Presbyterian Hospital, New York, N. Y., 1906-08: Practising meditine in New York, N. Y., 1908 1 Address: 440 West End Ave., New York, N. Y. 2270. SAMUEL FULLER CROWELL. B-A. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Born May 26, 1879, Greenwich, Mass.; .Grandsoji of No. 118. With the Library Bilreau; salesman, Boston, Ma«s., 1902-08; man- ager, Hartford, Conn,, IgoS-: — . Address ; 64 Pearl St., Hartford, Conn. 2271. RALPH SPALDING CUSHMAN. Ph.B. A. K. E. Born November 12, 1879, Poultney, Vt. . • '. Joined New England. Southern Conference, M. E. Church, 1903. Sta- tioned at Bryantville, Mass., 1903-64; Acushnet, 1904-06; Danielson, Conn., 1906-11; St. Paul's Church, Fall River, Mass., 1911 . Married August 20, 1902, Maude Estella Hammond, of Chateaugay, N. Y. Address : 131 Rock St., Fall River, Mass. 2272. OTTO WATSON DAVIS. B.A. C. C. Born December 23, 187s, Seymour, Conn. Assistant agent. Charity Organization Societv, New York, N. Y., 1902-03. Superintendent, Charity Organization Society, Paterson, N. J., 1903-06. Superintendent, Associated Charities, Columbus, Ohio, Married December 25, 1903, Annie S. Thomas, of Boston, Mass. Child : Evelyn May, b. October 6, 1908. Address: 34 East Rich St., Columbus, Ohio. 2273. JAMES MARSHALL DEARBORN,, Ph.B. *. N. 6. Born April 13, 1880, Marblehead,' Mass'. Brother of Nosy 2143 and 2535. Bank clerk. New York, N, Y., 1902-03, 1904-07. Graduate student, Columbia University, 1903-04. Engaged in library lyork, 1908 Studied in State Library School, AJbany, N. Y. Assistant Librarian, College of Liberal Arts, Boston University, 1910 — — . Address : Boston University, Boston, Mass. 2274. JERRY JOSIAH DeFREHN. B.A. C. C. Born Septem- ber I, 1871, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. With the Charity Organization Society, New. York, N. Y., 1902-03. With Jacob Riis's Neighborhood Settlement, New York, N. Y., 1903-04. In business in Chicago, 111., 1904-10. , , . Married January i, 1905, Florence Lucretia Kempfer, of Beaver Springs, Pa. Children : Evelyn Avis, b. May 20, 1907 ; Grace Virginia, b. March 14, 1909. '. : Address : Knox, Ind. ; , i 2275. LEWIS EDWIN DeLANEY. B.S. C. C. Born July 17, 1879, Sayre, Pa. . . , - Taught in High School, Sayre, Pa., 1902-07. Superintendent of schools, Sayre, Pa., 1907 '-. Married July 19, 1905, Margaret Griswold (No. 2327). Children: Margaret Louise, b. May 19, igo6; William Wesley, b.' August 7, 1907. Address: ii7 Bensley St., Sayre, Pa. ' ' 1902.] GRADUATES. 2276. HAROLD AUSTIN DUNN. B.A. A. T. A. Born March 2S, 1877, Greenville, Pa. Engaged in the' examination of titles, Pittsburg, Pa., 1902 Address : 824 Sheridan Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. 2277. FRANKLIN STILES DURSTON. B.A. *. N. e. *. B.K. Born February 13, 1880, Skaneateles, N. Y. Storekeeper, U. S. Bureau of Standards, Washington, D. C, 1902-03 ; laboratory assistant, 1903-07; assistant physicist, 1907 . Member, International Electrical Congress, 1904. Address: Bureau of Standards, Washington, D. C. 2278. PHILIP PRESCOTT FROST. B.A. ^. X. Born Decem- ber II, 1876, Thetford Center, Vt. Son of T. P. Frost (class of 1876). Engaged in literary work. New York, N. Y., 1902-03; Chicago, 111., 1903-04, 1905-06. Employed in a bank, Chicago, 111., 1904-05. Draughtsman, Department of Public Works, Evanston, 111., 1906; assistant inspector, 1906-07; inspector, 1907 . Address : 1632 Hinman Ave., Evanston, 111. 2279. AXEL SIEGFRIED HANSON. B.S. C. C. Born Sep- tember 30, 1875, New York, N. Y. Principal, Perryville School, Ark., 1902-03. In the sales department. Little Rock Railway and Electric Company, 1906-07. Principal of a public school, Lonsdale, Ark., 1908-09. With P. F. ColUer & Son, Little Rock, Ark., 1909 . Married December 3, 1903, Amalie Mondschine, of New York, N. Y. Address: 2600 Gaines St., Little Rock, Ark. 2280. GEORGE WASHINGTON HARPER, Jr. B.A.; LL.B-, New York Law School, 1904. •*■. T. *. B. K. Bofcn' November 20, 1879, Still Pond, Md. Studied in New York Law School, 1902-04. Admitted to the bar, 1904. Practising law in New York, N. Y., 1904 . Address : 115 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 2281. W[ILLIAM] GRAY HARRIS. B.A. A. K. E. Bom September 22, 1879, Poultney, Vt. Taiight in High School, Northport, N. Y., 1903-04. Cashier, Provi- dent Life and T"rust Company, Worcester, Mass., 1904 . Married July 7, 1963,' Bfessie W.; Legg, of Worcestfer, Mass. Child: Sarah Fifield, b. October 28, 15(06. ' Address : 390 Main St., Worcester, Mass. OLIN FISK HERRI CK. B.A. *. N. 6. . *. B. K. Born July 8, 1881, Wilbraham, Mass. Son of No. 1217. Manager, Boston office, Fisk Teachers' Agency, 1902 . Married May 29, 1906, Grace Frances Cooley„of Auburndale, .M^s. Child: Dorothy Elizabeth, b. November 5, 1907; " " ' , Address: 2a Park St., Boston, Mass. Residence:. 47 Hancock St., Auburndale, Mass.' ' ...1 - : ■ . ROBERT SMYTH HOLDEN. B.A. A. A. *. Born May 13, 1880, Napa, Cal. Son of No. 893. 530 GRADUATES. [1902. Employed by the Norton Tanning Company, San Francisco, Cal., 1902-03. Studied law, 1903-05. Admitted to the bar, 1905. Practised law in Najfe, Cal.,' 1906-07. General clerk, Lester Construction Com- pany, San Francisco, Cal., 1907. Clerk in the Bank of Napa, Napa, Cal., 1907 . Address: Bank of Napa, Napa, Cal. Residence: 606 Franklin St., Napa, Calc ; 2284. ALEXANDER JAMES INGLIS. B.A.; M.A., Columbia University, 1909. A. K. E. *. B. K. Born November 24, 1879, Middletown, .Conn. Teaching in Horace Mann School, New York, N. Y., 1902 — -. Joint author: First Book in Latin; High School Course in Latin Composition. Author: Latin Composition Exercise Book. Address: Teachers' College, Columbia University, New York, N. Y. 2285. EDWARD ANDREWS INGRAHAM. B.A. ; M.A., Colum- bia University, 1905. *. N. O. Bom February 20, 1880, Brooklyn, N. Y. Son of No. 778; grandson of No. 307; brother of Nos. 2151 and 2431. i , Studied in a law office, 1902-03; New York Law School, 1903-04; Columbia University, i904to6. At Forest Edge Poultry Farm, Locust Valley, N. Y., 1906 . Address: Forest Edge Poultry Farm, Locust Valley, N. Y. 2286. MICHAEL -GEORGE LAWTON. Ph.B. Bom July 9, 1879, Middletown, Conn. Brother of No. 2651. fin business in Middletown, Conn., 1902-06. With the Coal and Iron National Bank, New York, N. Y., 190S . Address: 267 West nth St., New York, N. Y. 2287. ERNEST MORSE LIBBY. B.A. A. T. A. Born January 31, 1879, Gorham, Me. Taught in North Windham, Me., 1902-03. Principal of High School, Essex, Conn., 1903 . Married July 14, 1910, Nellie Curtis Sanborn, of Portland,' Me. Address : Essex, Conn. HOWARD VICTOR LITTELL. Ph.B. X. *. Born January 10, 1883, Sanford, N. Y. Brother of No. 2494. Taught in Lentsville, N. Y., 1902-03. Principal of High School, Otego, N. Y., 1903-OS; Mohawk, N. Y., 1905 . Married April 4, 1905, Bessie Electa Wilcox, of Utica, N. Y. Address: Mohawk, N. Y. 2289. GE;0RGE BRIGGS LUFKIN. B.S. a. E. E. Born Sep- tember 13, 1874, Rumford Center, Me. Taught in Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Pa., 1902-04. Clerk for the W.; W. Kimball Company, Chicago, lU., 1904 . Mai^ried September 9, 1903, Sara E. Eaton, of Rumford, Me. Chil- dren: Alice Howe, b. January 31, 1906; Eaton, b. October 20, 1907; Merritt Newell, b. February 4, 1909; Address: 1238 South Central Parki Ave., Chicago, 111. 2290. FREDERIC MILTON McGAW. B.S. C. C. Born May 29, 1870, Danville, Pa. Brother of No. 2377. 331 1902.1 GRADUATES. Taught in Beaver College, Pa., 1902-06; Central High School, Phila- delphia, Pa., 1906-08; Beaver College, 1908 . Married June 30, 1897, Lillie Augusta Gamache, of Shrewsbury, Mass. ,. Address; 967 Fourth St., Beaver, Pa. 2291. FRED MARLIN MEADER. B.S.; M.S., 1905? M.D.',' Johns Hopkins University, 1909. C. C. Born January 28, 1876, North Haverhill, N. H. • ' ■ - ■ .•.;•;!/ .s-iv Salesman for Bryati-Marsh Incandescent Lamp Manvifacturing Com-; pany, 1902-03. Graduate student in Wesleyan Universi^,',and t^chy; nician, Conn. Hospital for the Insane, 1903-05. Studied in Johns Hopkins Medical School, 1905-09. Instructor in Pathology and Bacr teriology. College of Medicine, Syracuse University, 1909 . Married September 20, 1905, Emma Cornelius, of Buffalo, N. Y. Child: Carlton Cornelius, b. November 7, 1909. Address: 622 South Warren St., Syracuse,, $J.Y. CLIFFORD DELEGAR MEEKER. B.S. *. T. Born June 13, 1879,. Elizabeth,. N. J. Son of J. M. Meeker (class of 1873) ; brother of N6. 2025. ' ■ ' ' i- ' Electrical engineer (contracting, consulting, and manufacturing), 1902 . Married November 24, 1905, Mabelle Cheney Gra:nt (No. 2325). Child: Miriam Grant, b. May 17, 1908. Address: 77 Sussex Aye., East Orange, N. J. 2298. GEORGE DICKEY MILLS. Ph.B. A T. A. Born Feb- ruary 20, 1878, Island Pond, Vt Brother of No. 2026, Studied in State College of Agriculture and Mecharlic Arts, Iowa, 1902-03. Engaged in wool growing, Gage, Mont., 1903 . Married July 23, 1909, Mary E. Sales, of Bozelhanj Mont. Address: Gage, Mont. 2294. THOMAS HENRY MONTGOMERY. B.S. A. A. $. Born Septeinber i, 1879, South Manchester, Conn. Brother of No. 2028. Engaged in musica,! work, , New York, N. Y. (in Grace Church choir), 1963—;^. With the American Telephone arid Telegraph' Com- pany, New York, N. Y., 1907 . Married September 19, igo8, Gertrude Day, of Pittsfield, Mass. Address : 15 Dey St., New York, N. Y. 2296. JAMES WISWELL MUDGE. B.A. ; LlIb., Harvard Uni- versity, 1907. ■*., T, *. B. K. Born- December II, 1879, Lucjsnow, India. Son of No. 806. ' ' Taught in Jacob Tome Institute, Port Deposit, Md., 1902-03; Ken- yon Military Academy, Gambier, Ohio, 1904. Studied in Harvard Law School, 1904-07.' Admitted to the bar, 1907. ' Practising law in Boston, Mass., 1907 . Married September 14, 1910,' Mertie M. Bachelder, of Lowell, Mass. Address: 31 Wyoming Park, Melrose, Mass. 2296. CARL SAMUEL NEUMANN. B.A. C. C. *. B. K. Born February 27, 1880, New Britain, Conn. Brother of Nos. 2500 and 2719. 532 GRADUATES. [1902. Principal of High School, Plymouth, Conn., 1902-O3. ' In the office of the Union Manufacturing Company, New Britain, Conn., 1903-04; traveling salesman, i<)OS; assistant secretary, 1906 . Address: 189 South Main St., New Britain, Conn. 2297. ROBERT BREWER NEWELL. B.A. ' B. e. n. Born September 11, 1879, Hartford, Conn. Brother of No. 20S4. Clerk in Hartford (Conn.) National Bank, 1902; Phoenix National Bank, Hartford, Conn., 1902-03. Clerk and bookkeeper. State Bank, Hartford, Conri., 1903-07. Teller, State Savings ' Bank, Hartford, Conn., 1907 . Married December 17, 1907, Helen Celestia Lincoln, of Hartford, Conn. Child: Katharine Lincoln, b. November 10, 1908. Address : 10 Sherman St., Hartford, Conn. 2298. CLARENCE LUCIAN NEWTON. Ph.B.; LL.B. and J. M., Boston University, 1905. B. e. n. Born July 31, 1877, Eden, Vt. Brother of No. 2299. Studied in Law School of Boston University, 1902-05. Admitted to the bar, 1905. Practising law in Boston, M?ss., 190S . Lecturer on Wills, Deeds, and Property, Boston (Y. M. C. A.) Evening Law School, 190S . Lecturer on Property, Law School of Boston Uni- versity, 1907-08. Married June 8, 1909, Alice McLennan, of Chicago, 111. Address : Room 818, 60 State St., Boston, Mass. 2299. WILBER EDWARD NEWTON. B.A. B. 9. n. Born March 8, 1875, Eden, Vt. Brother of No. 2298. Jomed Vermont Conference, M. E. Church, 1902. Stationed at Holland and Morgan, Vt., 1902-03 ; Marshfield and South Cabot, 1903-04; West Enosburg, 1904-07; Union Village and North Thet- ford, 1907-10. Transferred to New England Southern Conference, 1910. Stationed at Haddam Neok, Conn., 1910-: — -. Married June 2, 1904, Inez Lucinda Kingsbury, of Walden, Vt. Children: Vivian Virtine, b. September 16, 1905 ; Newell Edward, b. March 18, 1908. Address: R. F. D. No. i. East Hampton, Conn. 2300. CLARENCE ALBERT PIERCE. B.S.; M.S., 1904; Ph.D., Cornell University, 1908. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Born October 4, 1878, Redding, Conn. Assistant in Physics, Wesleyan University, 1902-04. Assistant in Physics, Cornell University, 1904-05; Instructor, 1905^ — . Married Aprils, ipoS, Clara Belle Powell, of'Catskill, N. Y. Address : 317 -Eddy St., Ithaca, N. Y. 2301. MOSES KELLUM PIKE. B.S. A. K. E. Born June 2, 1878, Salisbury, Mass, With the Western Electric Company, New York, N. Y., 1902-08. District manager, Northern Electric and Manufacturing Company, Ltd., Winnipeg, Manitoba, 1908 . Married June 3,' 1903, Lena Estelle Paige, of Athol, Mass. Child: Beatrice Estelle, b. July 17, 1905. Address: cire of Northern Electric and Manufacturing Company, Ltd., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. 533 1902.] GRADUATES. 2802. HARRIE ALBERT PRATT. B.A. X. .*. Bom May 31, J878, Hartford, Conn. Scientific assistant, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Middletown, Conn., 1902-07. Clerk, Wilcox, Crittenden & Company, Middletown, Conn., 1907 . Married August 10, 1903, Rena Cecilia Gladding (class of 1903). Child: Sherrold Claddings b. November 23, 1904. ". »ll ,' Address: loi Union St., Middletown, Conn. 2803. CARL FOWLER PRICE. B.A. *. T. Born May 16, 1881, New Brunswick, N. J. Secretary-treasurer, Oppenheimer Institute, New York, N. Y., 1902-06. Engaged in real estate and brokerage, 1907-08. Secretary- treasurer, Vigori Leather Company, New York, N. Y., 1909-10. In the real estate and insurance business. New York, N. Y., 1910 . Com- poser : hymn tunes in Methodist Hymnal, etc. ; college songs, carols, cantatas, patriotic songs, etc. Editor: Wesleyan Song Book', 1901; Festival Services, 1909, '10, '11. Author: The Music and Hymnody of the Methodist Hymnal, 1911. Married April 24, 1905, Leila Alberta Field (No. 2248), who died March 24, 1906. Child : a daughter, b. March 16, 1906, d. March 23, 1906. Address: 1868 Amsterdam Ave., New York, N. Y. 2304. GEORGE D RYDER. B.A. X. ry, New Britain, Conn., igog . Married October 15, 1904, Laura Nichols Davenport, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Child: Laurence, b. March i, 1907. Address: 42 Camp St., New Britain, Conn. 2361. HARRY PIERSON DAY. B.A.; LL.B., New York Law School, 1905. A. A. *.. Born November 3, 1882, Morristown, N. J. Brother of Nos. .1642 and 2669. Studied in New York Law School, 1903-05 ; in a lawyer's office in Newark, N. J., 1905-06. Admitted to the bar, 1906. Practising law in Newark, N. J., igo6 -. Address: Park Place, Morristown,' N. J. 2362. IRA CHAPMAN DOANE. B.S.; LL.B.; University of Minnesota, 1907: C. C. Born November 12, 1880, Newark, N. J. Taught in Central High School, Minneapolis, Minn., 1904-07. Studied in Law School of University of Minnesota, 1905-07. Admitted to the bar, 1907. Practised law in Minneapolis, Minn., 1907-08; Hills- boro, N. Dak., 1908; Edgeley, N. Dak., 1908 . Associate editor: Berlin (N. Dak.) . Record. Married September 25, 1908, Theodora Pickett, of Minneapolis, Minn. Address: Edgeley, N. Dak. RIDGWAY BOWERS ESPY. B.A. A. A. *. Born Sep- tember 2, 1881, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 543 1903.] GRADUAXPS. Studied law in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 1903-04. County official ahd law student, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 1905-09. Practising law in Wiilkes-;Barre, Pa., 1910 . Address: 3 Welles B:uilding, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Residence: 88 South Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 2364. ALFREb . AUGUSTINE GUSTAFSON. B.S. X. Sir. Born September 7, 1880, Middletown, Conn. Principal of High School, East Haddam, Conn., 1903^04. Graduate student, Wesleyah UnivetMty, 1904-05. Taught in East Greenwich Academy, R. I., 1905-09;' Montpelier Seminary, Vt., 1909 — r^. Married August 12, i9og, Selene G. Sexton, of East Haddam, Conn. Address : Montpelier, Vt. 2365. CLARENCE FREDERIC HALE. B.S.; M.S., 1907; Ph.D., Cornell University, 1909. *. N. 6. #. B. K. Born March 3, 1877, South MaJiohester, Conn. Taught in Peddie Institute, Hightstown, N. J., 1903-05. Assistant in Chemistry, Wesleyan University, igos-oy; Instructor, 1907-08. Graduate student (Scholar in Chemistry), Cornell Universit^r, 1908-09. Research chemist. General Electric Company, Schenectady, N. Y., 1909 . Married August 24, ,1904, Bertha M. Norton, of South Manchester, Conn. ■ Address : Research Laboratory, General Electric Company, Sche- nectady, N. Y. Residence: 214 Glenwood Boulevard, Schenectady, N. Y. 2366. GEORGS; WILBER HARTWELL. Ph.B. ; M.A., Colum- bia University, 1906; Ph.D., Columbia, 1909. C. C. *. B. K. Born September 14, 1881, Hamburg, N. J. .Brother of Mary E. Hartwell (class of 1906). Instructor in Mathematics, Michigan Agricultural College, 1903-05. University Fellow in Mathematics, Columbia University, 1905-06; Assistant in Mathematics, 1906-07; Lecturer in Mathematics, 1907-08. Assistant Professor of Mathematics, University of Kansas, 1^08-69. Professor of Mathematics, Hamline IJniversity, 1909 . Address : 1549 West Minnehaha St., St. Paul, Minn. 2367. PERRY SHERMAN HOWE. B.A. *. N. e. *, B. K Born September 6, 1879, Manchester, N. .H. . Principal of a grammar school, Oxford,' Mass., 1903-04; High School, Sheffield, Mass., 1904-05; High School, Charlton, Mass.. 1905-08. Teaching in High School, Auburn, N.Y:, 1908——. : ' Married August 25, 1910, Mary Elizabeth Smith (No. 2466). Address : 4 Nelson St., Auburn, N. Y. 2368. MAX FRANKLYN HOWLAND. B,S. *■. T. Born August 6, 1881, Acushnet,' Mass. Brother of No. '2150. With the Liljrary Bureau, New York, N. Y., 1903-^ — :. Married February i;8, 1908^ Anne Wallace, of Atlanta, Ga. Child: Max Franklyn, b. January 17, 1909. Address : 316 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 2869. ARTHUR GRANT HUME. B.A. A. T. A. ,B6rn Novem- ber 21, 1882, Hobart, N. Y. r •-:"-,: ■ .r:- ■ • ; 544 GRADUATES. [1903. Engaged in farming, 1904-05. In the insurance business, 190S-07; lumber business, 1907-08; lumber and coal, 1908-09; lumber> coal, and feed, 1969-^- — . Married September 30, 1908, Katharine S. Foote, of Hobart, N. Y. Address: Stamford, N. Y. 2370. WILLIAM STILLWELL JACKSON. Ph.B.; B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1907. B. 9. 11. Born April 29, 1^9, Rochester, N. Y. ,, Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1903-07. Joined NeWTYprk East Conference, M. E. Church> 1907. Stationed at Prospect Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1907 . Address: 1238- Prospect Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 2371. HERBERT' VAN DEVANTER LACEY. B.A. A. K. E. Bom July 29, 1879, Marioti, Ind. Lawyer. Address : Cheyenne, Wyo. 2372. JOHN WILLIAM LANGDALE. B.A. *. N. 6. *. B..K. Borrl Augiif^ 14, 1874, Saltsburg, Pa. Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, and , in Harvard Divinity School, 1903-04. Joined Pittsburg Conference, M. E. Church, 1904. Stationed at Beaver, Pa., 1904-^ . Married January 10, 1905, Alice Belle Barnett, of Crafton, Pa. Children: Abram Barnett, b. November 15, 1905; Eleanor Katharine, b. July 5, 1907. , Address,; , BeaYer, Pa. 2373. RALPH CLINTON LATHROP. B.A, A. T. A. Born December 6, 1879, Bridgeport, Conn. v Studied in Harvard Law School, i904-fl5. Assistant to manager, Sterling Electric Manufacturing Cbmpany, Warren, Ohio, 1905-08 ; United Factories Company, Cleveland, Ohio, 1908-09. Traveling sales- man for the latter, 1909-10. Local agent for .Etna Life. Insurance Company, 1910 . Address: 11 J^ Washington Ave., Warren, Ohio. 2374. FLOYD SWALLOW LEACH. B.A.; M.A., Y;aie: Uni- versity, 1905; B.D., General Theological Seminary, 1908. A. T. A. Born May 2, 1876, Chinchilla, Pa. Studied in Hartford Theological Seminary, 1903-04; Yale Univer- sity, 1904-05; General Theological Seminary, 1905-06. ■ Curate,, Chapel of the Messiah, New York, N. Y., 1906-07. Chaplain, Riverside Hos- pital and Branch Workhouse, New York, N. Y., 1907 . Graduate student. New York University, 1909 . Married September 4, 1907, "Harriett Burr Main; of Meriden, Conn. Address : 430 Lafayette St., New York, N. Y. 2375. ROBERT RATHBUN LEWIS. Ph.B. A. K E. Born August I, 1880, Duke Center, Pa. Studied law in Coudersport, Pa., 1903-05. Admitted to the bar, 1905. Practising law in Coudersport, Pa., 1905^ — . Married July 17, 1907, Margaret Wrean, of Penn Yan, N. Y. Child : Willis Irving, 2d, b. July 24, 1910. ' Address : Coudersport, Pa. 545 1903.] GRADUATES. 2876. HARRY WILBER LITTLE. B.A. *. X. Born June S. 1878,'Loysb.urg, Pa. , . ! ...J Taught in Troy Conference Academy, Poultney, Vt., igosros ; Colum- bia- Institute, New York, N. Y., 1905-07. Principal oi High School, Maplewood, N. J., 1907-08. Taught in Mount Pleasant Military Aca- demy, Ossining, N. Y., 1908-09; Riverdale School, New York, N. Y., 1909 , Address : Riverdale School, Riverdale, New York, N. Y. 2877. GEORGE HAMPTON McGAW. B.S. C. C. *. B. K. Born September 22, 1877, Philadelphia, Pa. Brother of No. 2290. Principal of High School, Portland, Conn., 1903-07. Taught in High School, Dedham, Mass., 1907-08; Albany Academy, N. Y., 1908. Assistant principal, Abbott School, Farmington, Me., 1908-10. Prin- cipal of High: School, Springvale, ■ Me., 1910 — 7—: Married August 9, 1905, Eva M. Hick (sister of No. 2685), of Port- land, Conn. Address : Springvale, Me. 2878. ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL McKILLOP. B.A.; JLL.B., Harvard University, 1908. A. T. A. Born October 16, 1879, Greens Corners, Vt; Traveling salesman, 1903-05. Studied in Harvard Law School, 1905-08. Admitted to the bar, 1908. Practising law in Globe, Ariz., 1908 — -. ' ■ Address: Globe, Ariz. 2379. WILLIAM EDWARD HULBERT MATHISON. B.A.; B.S., Mass. Institute of Technology, 1906. A. K. E. Born July 15, l88l, Brooklyn^ N.'Y. i ' •-:- Studied in Mass. Institute of Technology,. 1903-06. Engaged in rtiining, Webb City, Mo., 1906-07. With the Talc Company, Spring- field; Mass., 1907-08. Secretary, Uniform Fibrous Talc Company, Gouverneurj N. Y., 1908 . Address : care of Uniform Fibrous Talc Company, Gouvemeur, N. Y. 2880. CARL STEPHEN MUELLER. Ph.B. B. e. U. Born March 23, 1882, New York, N. Y. ' ■ . ''Graduate student, Yale University,' 1903-04. Studied in the Univer- sities of Berlin and Paris, 1904-06. With the Union Manufacturing Company, New Britain, Conn.; 1907 . - Address :' Berlin, Conn. 2381. RALPH NORTON. B.A. ; LL.B., New York Law School, 1905. A. A. *, Born May 9, 1882, Brooklyn, N. Y. Studied in New York Law School, 1903-05. Admitted to the bar, 1905. Managing clerk, general law department. New York City Rail- way Company, Nevf ,york, IST. Y., 1905-08. Assistant attorney, law department,"' Interbbrough Transit Company, New Yotk, N. ' Y., 1908 ., ... Address: 165 Biroadway, New York, N. Y. LUCIUS LOREN PALMER. B.S. A. K. E. Born March IS, 1878, Chateaugay, N. Y. 546 GRADUATES. [1903, On the staff of The Sun, New York, N. Y., 1903 . Married Januaty i, 1907, Beatrice DePeau Fox, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Address: The Sun, New York, N. Y. 2383. JESSE LYNDON PARKER. Ph.B. B. 9. n. Bom August s, 1881, Southwest Harbor, Me. , In the grain business, Danversport, Mass., 1903-04. With the New York Telephone Company, Brooklyn, N. Y., Newark and Elizabeth, N. J., 1904-10. , Married October 7, igo8, Grace Elizabeth Myers, of Newark, N. J. Child : Elizabeth, b. Novamber 26, 1909. , Address : 261 Whitney Place, Buffalo, N. Y. 2384. FLETCHER HURST PARSONS. B.A.r E.M.j Colorado School of Mines, 1907. A. T. A. Born March 6, 1881, Tottenville, N. Y. Son of No. 596. .. _ Studied in Colorado School of Mines, i904!-07. Mining engineer, Olalla, B. C, 1907 . Address : Olalla, B. C, Canada. 2885. MARTIN JOHN PRUCHA. Ph.B.; M.S., 1908. A. T. A. Bom November 11, 1875, in Bohemia. Assistant bacteriologist, New York Agricultural Experiment Station, Geneva, N. Y,,,i9fJ3-(S; associate bacteriologist, 1908— — . Married September 4, ,1907, Elisabeth Gertrude Catchpole, of Geneva, N. Y. Child-. Arnold Abbot,' b. June 25, 1908. Address: N. Y. Agricultural Experiment Station, Geneva, N. Y. 2386. WALLACE LEVERITT ROOT. Ph.B. C. C. Born November 22, 1882, ;Chester,- Conn. Taught in Fountain City, Wis., 1903-04. In the hardware, business, New Haven, Conn.,, 1904-05; .surety business, New York, N. Y., 1905—^. ,"',■■-,_,.', Married May IS, 1967, Mabel Edith Haslam, of Port Washington, N. Y. Children : Mabel EyeljTi, b. December 4, 1907 ; Florence Edith, b. November 28, 1910. , Address: iis Broadway, New York, N. Y. 2387. HERBERT BRONSON SHONK. B.A. ; ' LL.B., Harvard University, 1906. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born October 28, 1881, Plymouth, Pa. Son of, No;' 1026. ' i' - Studied in' JHarv'ard' Law School, 1903-06. Adniitted to the bar, 1906. Practising la^y in. New York, N. Y., 1906 . Married October 28, 1907, S. Gertrude Knight, of Buffalo, N. Y. Child: Sally, b. September 20, 1908. ' ' Address : Scarsdale, N. Y. 2388. HARRY HUN'TINGTON' SMITH. B.A. A. T. A. Born August 2, 1877, Dummerstoh, Vt. , , With the Meriden Trust and Safe Deposit Company, Conn., igo^ . Married June 15, 1904, Florence M. White, of Meriden, Conn. Child : ' Philip HuMtington, b. August 3, 1905. Address: 4^ Griswold St., Meriden, Conn. 2389. iROBINSON SPENCER. B.A. *. T. *. B. K. Born November 10, l88r, Sterling, 111. Brother of Nos. 2103 and 2103. 547 1903.1 GRADUATES. Taught in Waban School, Mass., 1903^04. Clerk, City National Bank, Evanston, 111., ipoif-os. Stenographer, Santa Fe and Roswell, N. Mex., 1905-07. Clerk, U. S. Land Office, Roswell, N. Max., 1907 . Address: Roswell, N. Mex. 2390. GEORGE FRANKLIN STRONG. B-A.;- B.L.S., New York State Library School, 1.909. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Born August i^, 1882, Kents Hill, Me. Son 'of No. 1227. ' . Assistant in the library, Wesleyan University, 1903-04. Librai'iaH, State University of North Dakota, 1904-06. ■StBdied in New York State Library School, Albany, N. Y., igoS'Op. Librarian-in-charge, Boston University, 1909-10. Librarian, Adelbert College of Western Reserve University, 1910 . Address: .ir42S- Euglid Ave., Clev£land, Ohio. 2391. FRANK VANHAAG STUTSMAN. B.A.' A. A. *. Bom January '30i 1876, Harrisbu'rg, Pa. ' ' ' ' ' Graduate student, Wesleyan University, 1903-04.' Teaching in Cen- tenary Collegiate Institute, Hackettstown; N. J:, 1904 . Married December 24, 1904, Mrs. Martha Van Etten Turner, of Milford, Pa. - . i : ; ' Address: Hackettstown, N. J. JAMES ROGERS YEITCH; B.A.; LL.B., Yale University, 1905. Born May 16, 1876, Ballydougan, Ireland. Studied in Yale Law. School, 1903-05. Admitted to the bar, 1905. Practising law in South Manchester, Conn., 1905 . Address: South Manchester, Conn. JOHN CHRISTIE WARE. Ph.B.; M.S'., 1908. *. B. K. Born December [S, 1880, Bordentown, N. J. Graduate stutftnt, Columbia University, 1963-04. Taught in High School, Paterson, N. J., 1904-06 ; Stamford, Conn., 1906 . ., Chemist for the city of Stamford, 1908-- — . ' ' ' Married Anna Elizabeth Ackermah, of Saddle River, N. J. Chil- dren : Dorothy Margery, b. May i, 1905 ; John Christie, b. July 26, 1907. Address:, Allendale, N. J. 2394. GEORGE MARVIN WARNER. Ph.B. C. C. *. B. K. Born November 10, 1880, La Crosse, Wis, Grandson of M. R. Warner (class of 1845). Taught in. Litchfield, Minn., 1903-04; San Antonio, Tex., 1904-05; Deadwood, S. Dak., 1905-06; Canon City, Col., 1906-09. Superin- tendent of schools. Canon City, Col., 1909 . City clerk of Canon City, Col., 1908 . Married August 12, 1908, Ruth Clarke Wheeler, of, Litchfield, Minn. Child: Marviii Clarke, b. February 7, 1911. , Address; 1121 Park Ave., Canon City, Col. 2395. W[ILLIAM] HOYT WEBER. B.A. ; M.F., Yale Univer- sity, 1907. ■*. T. Born April 7, 1881, New York, N. Y. Traveled, 1903-04. Studied in Yale Forest School, 1904-07. With Gurih, Richai-ds & Co., New York, N. Y., 1907-08; MonsoHiWhitaker Co., commercial and landscape foresters, New York, N. Y., 1909 . 548 GRADUATES. [1903. Married April 21, 1908, Helen Elethia Roberts, of Mount Vernon, N. Y. Child: Helen Elethia, b. IFebrjjary 13, 1909. Address: Hamilton Ave., Stamford, Conn. 2396. MYRON JOHN WlLLSON. B.A. *• ^'.. e. Born December 6, 1875, Troupsburg, N- Y- Superintendent of schools, South Deerfield, Mass., 1903-09; Win- chendon, .Mass., 1909 . Married July 7, 1903, Ella Louise. Nunns, of Sayville, N. Y. Ctiild: OrphaEUzabeth.b,. October 30, 1908. , ,, Address: 46 High St., Winchendon, Mass. 2397. MARY ELIZABETH BAGG.' B.A. '*. B. K. Born May 8, 1879, Brattleboro, Vt. Sister' of: No. 2341. Taught in Cambridge, N. Y., 1903-05; Sonierville, N. J., 1905 . Address : 149 West Cliff St., Somerville, N. J. *ZELIA ALMIRA CUTLER. • Ph.B. Born June 19, 1^2, Concord, Mass. Sister of D. A. Cutler (class of 1903). Died February 27, 1908, Passaic, N. J. CHARLOTTE GRAHAM GEER. Ph.B. *. B. K. Born March 8, 1878, Kent, Conn. Taught in Woodbury, Conn., 1903-05; Bethel, Conn., 1905-07; Sey- mour, Conn., 1907-08; Stockbridge, Mass., 1908- — . Address: Stockbridge, Mass. 2400. VIVIAN ELAINE GLADWIN (Campbell). Ph.B. Born January 20, 1882, Middletown, Conn. Taught' school, 1904-07. "■ Married August '5, 1908, Carroll Alfred Campbell, of West Hart- ford, Conn. Child: Ailsa Gladwin, b. December ^3, 1910. ■ Address : Mrs. C. A. Campbell, 53 Fairmount St, Norwich, Conn. 2401. FAITH ELEANOR HILLS (Buelingame) . B.A. Born June 4, 1880, East Hampton, Conn. Taught in. East Ilarapton, Conn., 1903-04 ;- North Grqsvenordale, Conn., 1904-05; Charlton, Mass., 1905-10. Married September i, 1910, Luther Garfield Burlingame, of Chajl- ton, Mass. , . . . Address: Mrs. L.G. Burlingame, CMafJiton, Mass. 2402. MINNm CLARA RlGBY (Payne). Ph.B. ;' M.S., 1904. Born October 4, 1878, Middletown, Conn. Graduate student, Wesleyan University, 1903-04. , Married Jane ,18, i9o8i, Walter ; Henry Payne, of Westfield, Conn. Child: a son, b, April 20, 1911. Address: Mrs. W- H. Payne, R. F. D. No. I, Middletown, Conn. 2403. ETHEL RAY SAWYER. Ph.B. *. B. K. Born October 14, 1880, South Meriden, Conn. Taught in Torrington, Conn., 1904. Studie4 in School jcft Library Science, Prktt Institute, 1905-06. Assistant, New York Public Lib- rary, 1906. Librarian, .^tate Normal School, Stevens Point, Wis., 1906-08. Assistant, State Library, Lansing, Mich., 1908-09. Assistant superintendent of circulation. Public Library, Seattle, Wash., 1909 . Address: Public Library, Seattle, Wash; 549 1904.1 GRADUATES. CLASS OF 1904. 2404. HARRY LESLIE AGARD. B.A.; M.A., Yale University, 1908. *. if. e. *. B. K. Born March 19, iSSij, ■ Wate'rbury, Conn." ' Taught in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1904-05; Phillips AcademJ', Andove'r, ' Mass., 1905^0/; Hopkins Grammar School, New Haven, Conji,, 1907-IQ. Graduate student, Yale University, 1907-10; Instructor^ in' Mathematics; 1910 " Address: 700 Taylor Hall, Yale University, New Haven, Conn. 2406. fRAYMOND pmSMORE ALLEN. B.A. *.!?. e. Born January iS, 1882, Plymouth, Mass. Brother of No. 2592. Tau^t in Kingsley School, Essex Fells, N. J., 1904-06. Died November 29, igo6, B]urnside, Conn. , , 2406. WILLIAM HARVEY BATH. B.A.; S.T.B., Boston Uni- versity, 1907. C. C. Born October 9, i87iS, Plains, Pa.'"' Studied in School of Theology, Boston 'Universily, i904-i67. Joihed New England Southern Conference, M. E. Church, 1907. Stationed at East Braintree, Mass., 1907-08; Asbury Memorial rC3ivirch, Providence, R. I., 1908 . Address: 595 Hope St., Providence, R. I. '^ 2407. OWEN CHAUNCEY BECKER. BiS. X. *. Born Sep- tember 29, (5876, Grpvenors, N. Y. / ; Assistant principal. Friends' Seminary,, New York, N. Y., 1904-07. Studied in New York Law School, 1905-07. Proprietor of Sunset Park Inn (summpr hotel), Haines Falls, N. Y., 1904.^ — . Practising law in Oneonta, N. Y.,- 1907 r, corporation counsel, 191O7- — . Married September 6, 1904, ;Vera Fanny Peck, oif Oneonta, N. Y. Child : ' Eleanor Elizabeth, b. July 31, 1906. Address : Oneonta, . 1^. Y. , , 2408. JOHN BENTLEY, Jr. B.S.; M.F., Yald'Universiiy, 1907. •ir. T. *. B. K Born June 8, 1880, Brooklyn, N. Y.; ; ' Studied in Yale Forest School, 1904-07. With the' Ritter L4:mber Company, Mortimer, N. C, 1907-08; U.. S. Forest Serjirice, Montana, South Dakota, Colorado, and Wyoming, 1908 . -"" Address : care qf U. S. Forest Service, Washington, D. C. 2409. CHARLES GUY BROWN. B.A.; M.A., Dartmouth Col- lege, 1905. C. C. *. B. K. Born June 7, 1882, Livermore Falls, lile. Graduate student, Dartmouth College, 1904-05. Taught- in Poly- technic Institute, Worcester, Mass!, 1905-08; High School, Engle- wood, N. J., 1908 . Address: 12 Grove St., Englewood, N. J. 2410. ROLAND JAY BUNTEN. B.A. A, k. :e. *..B.;K: Born March i, 1881, Bridgeport, Conn. Taught in St. Paul's School, Garden City, N. Y., 1904-07; Pawling School, N. Y., 1907 . Address: Pawling, N. Y. r 530 GRADUATES. [1904. 24H. MYRON CADY CRAMER. B.A.; LL.B., Harvard Uni- versity, 1907. A. A. *. Born November 6, 1881, Porfclind, Conn. Son of No. 1003. Studied in Harvard Law School, 1904-07. Admitted to the bar, 1907. Piractising law in New York, N. Y., 1907-10; Seattle, Wash., 1910 . Deputy state superintendent of elections, N. Y., igop-io. Address: University Club, Taconia, Wash. 2412. BENJAMIN COE CROWELL. Ph.B. C. C. Born May 4, 1882, Middletown, Conn. Teacher. Address : Remsen, N. Y. 2413. LOUIS DeVOURSNEY DAY. Ph.B. A. A. *. Born May 14, 1882, Newark, N. J. Brother of No. 2734. Cashier, Newark General Agency, Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, 1904-09; special representative, 1909 Address : 205 Union Building, Newark, N. J. 2414. GERALD BIRCH DEMAREST. B.S. A. A. *. Born July 12, 1882, Passaic, N. J. In the automobile business. New York, N. Y., 1904-05; New Jersey, 1905-06. In the bond business, 1906-07. In the automobile business. New York, N. Y., and Philadelphia, Pa., 1907-08; New York, N. Y., 1908 . . , Address: 1627 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Residence: 604 West lagth St., New York, N. Y. 2415. FRANK PEARL FLETCHER. B.A.; M.A. (on exam.), 1906. C. C- Born April 4, 1882, Groton, N. H. Gradiiate student, Wesleyan University;- engaged in research work in the Nutrition Research Laboratory, 1904-07. Studying in Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, 111., and the School of Theology, Boston University, 1907-11. Preaching in M. E. Church, Chichester, N. H., 1911 . ■ Address : Chichester, N. H. 2416. RALPH JOHN FOLSOME. B.S. C. C. Born December 3, 1882, East Livermore, Me. Address : East Livermore, Me. 2417. FRANK NUGENT FREEMAN. B.A.; M. A., ' Yale Uni- versity, 1906; Ph.D., Yale, 1908. A. K. E. *. B. K. Born April 17, 1880, Rockwood, Qnt., Canada. Brother of No. 2481, and of T. F. Freeman (class of 1907). Clerk ip a bookstore, Middletown, Conn., 1904-05. T,aught in, Cloyne House School, Newport, R. I., 1905. Graduate student, Yale Uniyer-i sity, 1905-08; Assistant in Psychology, 1906-08. Studied in Germany (Fellow of Yale University), 190&-09. instructor in Educational Psychology, University of Chicago, 1909- . Married June 18, 1908, Bertha Longley Wright, of Delaware, Ohio. Child : John Wright, b. May '19, 1909. Address: 61 10 Ellis Ave., Chicago, 111. SSI 1904.] GRADUATES. 2418. CHARLES HENRY GARRISON. BfA, A. A. *,. Born November 4, 1880/ Lancaster, Pa. Son of. No. 1122J: brother of N. S. Garrison (class of 1905). ; Taught in Montplair Academy, N- J-, 1904-05. Studied in New York I^aw , School, . 1905*06. Assistant headmaster, Montclair Academy, 1906 — ^. Address: 3 Walden Place, Montclair, N. J. 2419. JOHN McGregor. GIBB, Jr. BA. a. T. a. Born Feb- ruary 5, 1882, Philadelphia, Pa. Brother of No. 2612. ' - Professor in Peking University, China, 1904-16. Studying in the University of Pennsylvania, 1910 . Married December, 1905, Katherine Candlin, of Tientsin, China. Children: John McGregor, b. November 19, 1906; Alice, b. October 17, 1908. , ; Address : Oak Lane, Philadelphia, Pa. 2420. ASA RUSSELL GIFFORD. B.A. ; M.A., Yale University, 1907. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born March 14, 1881, Cottage City, Mass. General secretary, Y. M. C. A., Middletown, Conn., 1904-06. Grad- uate student (Scholar), Yale University, 1906-07; Robinson Fellow, and Assistant in Philosophy,: 1907-08. Reader in Philosophy, Bryn Mawr College, 1908-09. Professor of Intellectual and Moral Philos- ophy, University of Vermont, 1909 — rr-r. Address : The Heights, Burlington, Vt. 2421. ROBERT WALLACE GILLISPIE. Ph.B. *. T. *.-B. K. Born April 17, 188S, Wheatley; N; Y. Brother oi No. 2809. ' With the Penn. Steel Co., Steelton, Pa., 1904-05; New York, N. Y., 1905 ■ Married September 16, 1907, Marion Stephenson, of Brooklyn,. N.Y. Child: Robert Wallace, b. June 11, 1909, Address : 71 Broadway, New York, N.' Y. Residence : 1212 Glen- wood Road, Brooklyn, N.' Y. ' 2422. ,; KENNETH MACKARNESS GOODE. B.S. *. T. *.B.K. Bom December 8, 1880, Washington, D. C. Son of No. 917 ; grandson of No. 315. .:; ■ Assistant editor, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D. C., 1904-06. Assistant to the business manager of Collier's Weekly, New York, N.' Yj;.. 1906^08.1 Manager, departrrient of publicity and: pro- motion. Home Pattern Company, New York, N. Y., 1908- . Address : 615 West 43d St., New York, N. Y. 2423. ARTHUR SHELDON GRANT. B,S,.; M.D., BeUevue Medica:l College, 1908. A. T. A. Born November 9, 1880, Wapping, Conn. Brother of No. 1693. Studied in Bellevue Medical College, 1904-08. Practising medicine in Waterbury, Conn., 1908 . Married. Novetnber 26, 1908, Wilhelmina Denison, of Wapping, Conn. '' ' - - .1 .,,,,, Address:' 705' North Riverside St., Waterbury, Conn. , 2424. BENJAMIN WRIGHT GUERNSEY. B.A. *-. T. Born January i, 1878, Towanda, Pa. Brother of H. C.~ Guernsey (class of 1904). 552 GRADUATES. [1904. Clerk, National Shawmut Bank, Boston, Mass., 1904. Employed in Wellesley National Bank, Mass. (now cashier), 1904-^: — . Married September 12, 1906, Florence Mabel Giles, of Cazenovia, N. Y. Child: William Giles, b. July 2, 1910. .. Address : Wellesley, Mass. 2425. CLIFFORD WATSON HALL. B.A. B. 6. n. *. B. K. Bom July 6, 1880, New Canaan, Conn. Taught in Waban School,, Mass., 1904-05 ; Centenary Collegiate Institute, Hackettstown, N. J., 1905 . Address: Hackettstown, N. J. 2426. *WILBOR BUTLER HARLOW. B.s! A. K. E. Born November 13, 1881, Brooklyn, N. Y, Employed in chemical laboratory, Westinghouse- Electric Company, New York, N. Y., 1904-05. Died March 18, 1905, Jacksonville, Fla. - 2427. CLARENCE RUFUS HICKOK. B.A. C. C. Born; July 22, 1880, Plymouth, Pa. r Clerk, Delaware & Hudson Railroad, 1904-05. Joined Wyoming Con- ference, M. E. Conference, 1905. Stationed at Garrattsville, N. Y., 1905-06; North Fenton and Chenango Forks, l9q6-:o8; New Berlin, 1908 . Married Mav 24, 1906, -Edith E. MacConnell, of Harford, Pa. Child: Willard Hugh, b. June 21, 1907. Address: New Berlin, N. Y. 2428. SAMUEL FOSS HOLMES. Ph.B.; M.A. (on exam.), 1910. A. K. E. *. B. K. Born March 9, 1881, Portland, Me. Son of No. 1246; brother of No. 2487. Assistant in English, Wesleyan University, 1904-06. Taught in Peekskill Military Academy, N. Y., 1906-07 ; Worcester Academy, Mass., 1907 . Married December 26, ,1908, Mary D. Adams, of West Newton, Mass. Address : Worcester Academy, Worcester, Mass. 2429. MERRITT JUDSON HOPKINS. B.S. A. T., A,., Bprn November 16, 1879, Miller Place, N. Y. Brother of No. 1797, and of P. H. Hopkins (class of 1891). Studied in Normal School, Jamaica, N. Y., 1904-05. Taught in Friends' Academy, Locust Valley, N. Y., 1905-06. Principal of High School, Gilbertsville, N. Y., 1906-10 ; a grammar school, Oneida, N. Y., Married December 26, 1906, Edith Ross Burden, of Cazenovia, N. Y. Address: 163 Main St., Oneida, N. Y. 2430. ROY SMITH HURD. B.A. B. 6. n. Born January 5, 1878, Topsfield, Mass. Principal of a grammar school, Warehouse Point, Conn., 1904-05. Clerk, I. E. Palmer Company, , Middletown, Conn., i9Oi;-07. . In the actuarial department. Travelers Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn., 1907 . Married June 29, 19O4, Alice M. Hatvey, of Middletown, Conn. Children : Geraldine Frances, b. August 18, 1505 ; Joseph Harvey, b. February 18, 1907. 533 1904.] GRADUATES. Address: Travelers Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn. Resi- dence: Middletown, Conn. 2431. OLIN INGRAHAM. Ph.B.; M.A., Coljimbia University, 1905. *. N. e. *. B. K. Born January 7, 1883, Brooklyn, N. Y. Son of No. 778; grandson of No. 307; brother of Nos. 2151 and 2285. • ' ' ■■'■-■ ■ Engaged in study, 1904 . Address : 444 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 2482. EDWIN CHESTER JONES. B.A. ■*. T. *. B. K. Born October 6, 1880, Flushing, N. Y. Son of No. 955; brother of Nos. 2020 and 2219. ■ ' - Taught in Anglo-Chinese College, Foochow, China, 1904-09. On furlough; graduate student in Yale University, 1910 . Address: 697 Yale Station, New Haven, Conn. 2433. RALPH WELLES KEELER. B.A.; B.D., Drew Theo- logical Seminary, 1907; M.A. (on exam.), Wesleyan University, 1909. B. e; n. *. B. K. Born February i, 1877, Bridgeport, Conn. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1904-07. Preached in Good- sell M. E. Church; Brooklyn, N. Y., 1904-06; BayvillCj 1906-07. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1907. Office secretary, China Centennial Commission, 1907-68. Statioiied -at Cropsey Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1908-10. Secristary,- Africa Diaiiiond Jubilee Com- mission, 1908-10. Associate editor of Sunday School 1-iterature, 1910 . Married July ii^ 1906, Ellen Martin Coughlin, of Wilkes-,Bar;:ej; Pa. Child : Eleanor Elizabeth, b. December 20, ' 1909. Address: 150 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. 2484. WALTER PALMER KEELER. B.S. A. K. E. Born July 14, 1879, Ogden^urg, N. Y. With New York & New Jersey Telephone Company, 1904-09] New York Telephone Company, 1909 . Address : 202 North' Barry St., Olean, N. Y. ; 2485. WILBUR CARLTON KN0W;LES. B.S.' C. C. fiorn June II, 1879, Woodbury, Conn. Carpenter, 1904 Address: Washington, Conn. 2436. HOWARD FIFIELD LEGG. B.A.; B.D., Drew Theo- logical Seminary, 1907,. A. K. E, Bom April 23, 1881, Mapleville, R. I. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1904-07., Joined New Eng- land Conference, M. E. Church, 1907. Stationed at HoUiston, Mass., 1907-10; Park Ave.,, Worcester,, 1910 . , Married _ May 14, 1 907, Nellie Blanche Van Ostrand,.of Millbury, Mass. Children : Rqsampnd Sherwood, b. Fel^niary 6, 1908, d. M:sxf:h. 7,1908; John Gordon, b. October 20, 1909. Address: Park Ave., Worcester, Mass. 2487. PATRICK JOSEPH MCDONNELL. Ph.B.; M.D., Johns Hopkins University, 1908. A. A. *. Born December 17, 1879, Archbald] Pa. - ! SS4 GRADUATES. [1904. Studied in Johns Hopkins Medical School, 1904-08. Resident phy- sician-, Providence Hospital, Washington, D. C, 1908-10. Practising medicine in Tonopah, Nev., 1910 , ' ■ Address : State Bank Building, Tonopah, Nev. 2438. EDGAR MacNAUGHTEN. Pb.B. *. N. 9. Born Sep- tember 27, 1882, Hoboken, N. J. Brother of No. 2157. Assistant secretary, Brooklyn branch, Naval Y. M. C. A., 1904-05. Religious work secretary, Norfolk branch, Y. M. C. A., ipbs-c^. Sec- retary, Army and Navy Y. M. C. A.-, Jamestown Exposition, Norfolk, Va., 1907. Religious work secretary, army and navy department, Inter- national Committee, Y. M. C. A., New York, N. Y., 1907-09; associate general secretary, 1909 . Address: 99 Claremont Ave., Montclair, N. J. 2439. THEODORE MANLEY MELDEN. B.S. B."e. n. Bom March 26, 1883, Newburyport, Mass. JEngaged in lumber manufacturing, Earle, Ark., 1904 . Married January 16, 1909, Nell A. Crook, of Youngstown, Ohio. Address: Earle, Ark. 2440. GEORGE MERRIAM NEWELL. B.S. A. T. A. Born September 18, 1875, Uxbridge, Mass. Teaching in Foochow Collie, China, 1904 . Married June 4, 1906, Mary Reynolds, of Sibley, Iowa. Child: Josephine Merriam, b. December 12, \g&j, d. March 9, 1908. Address : Foochow College, Foochow, China. 2441. PAUL NIXON. B. A.; M.A. (on exam.), 190S. *.N.e. *. B. K. Bom May 23, li§82, Des Moines, Iowa. Grandson of No. 307- Studied in Oxford University, England (first Rhodes Scholar from Connecticut), 1904-07. Instructor in Classics, Princeton Pniversity,. 1907-68. Instructor in Latin and , Greek, Dartmoutji, College, 19^8-09. Assistant I'rofessor of Latin, Bowdoin College, 1909 Author: A Rofnan Wit (epigrams of Martial, rendered into English), 1911. Married July 30, 1907, Dorothea Margaret Thompson, of Quincy, Mass. Address: Brunswick, Me. 2442. HOWARD STIMSON PACKARD. B.A. A. K. E. Born Jujy ai.riSaa, Holyoke, Mass. , ■ Taught in Conn. Literary Institution, Suffiejd, Conn., 1904-09; Franklin School, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1909-10; Detroit University School, Mich., 1910 . Married September 3, igo8, Maud Crittenden Ferree, of Middletown, Conn. Address: 16 Elmwood Ave., Detroit, Mich. 2443. HAROLD BRADFORD , RAYMOND. Ph.B. *. T.,. Born May 22, 1882, Nashua, N. H. Son of President B. P. Raymond; brother of Alice J. Raymond (class of igoi). Studied in Harvard Law School, 1904-05. In the paper manufactur- ing business, Norwood and Napanoch, N. Y,, 1906^09.,, With the Library Bureau, Bostbn, Mass., 1909-11. With Babson's Statistical Organization, 191 1 . ; , sss 1904.1 GRADUATES. Married October 17, 1907, Alice Louise Terwilliger, of EUenville, N. Yj Address: t Arundel Terrace, Newton, Mass. 2444. S[AMUEL] TALCOTT REYNOLDS. B.A. *. N. 9. ..Born January 2, 1883, Brooklyn, N. Y. With the Mutual Life Insurance Company, New York, N. Y., 1904-0S. Secretary of the Capital Company, bankers. New '^ork, N. Y., 1905-08. Manager, General Audit Conjpany, New York, N. Y., 1907-08. Se;cre- tary. National Tie Company, New York, N. Y., 1907 . Advertising manager. Van Rensselaer Realty Company, New York, N. Y., 1908. Married SeptMnber 2, 1907, Florence Sheffer, of Lawrenceville, Pa. Child : Florence Irvin, b. July 18, 1908. Address : 176 Fenimore St., Brcxakiyn, N. Y. 2446. HOWARD MacMILLAN RICHARD. B.A.; B.A., Yale University, 1905 ; M.A., Yale, 1908 ; B.p., Yale, 1908. •ir.T. Born April 6, 1883, Middletown, Conn. Son of No. 1365.' Studied in Yale College, 1904-05; Yale Divinity School, 1905-68 ; Yale Graduate School, 1907-08. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1908. Stationed at Springdal^, Conn., 1908-10; Center Moriches, N. Y., 1910 . Married October i, 1908, ;Alice Elizabeth Beach, of Woodmont, Conn. Child: Howard Beach, b. July 26, 1909. Address: Center Moriches, N. Y. 2446. GEORGE ROCKER. B.S. B. 6. n. *. B. K. Born April 9, i88p. Worms, .Germatty. With the Naval Smokeless Powder Company, Indian Head, Md., 1904^5, 1906-07. On, the staff of the American Museum of, Natural History, New York, N. Y., 1905-06. Chief chemist, Ordnance Depart- ment, U. S. Naval Station, Olongapo', P. I:^ 1908-10. Employed in the experimental station of the E. I. duPont de Nemours Powder Com- pany,^ Henry Clay Factory, Del., 1910! . . Married August 30, 1905, Aileen Beatribe Lloyd, of Indian Head, Md. Address.: Powder Company Experimental Station, Henry Clay Factory, Del. ' 2447. MOSES STUART ROGERS. B.A: C C. Born June 15, l88i2. South Manchestei', Conn. " Traveling salesman for wholesale houses, 1904 . Married^, October 18, 1909, Constantine A. Moeller, of New Haven, Conn. ■ '''':'' Address: 103 Linden St., New Hayen, Conn. 2448. STETSON KILBOURNE RYAN. Ph.B. X. *. Born October 13, 1880, Middletown, Corin. Brother of No. 2700. Reporter for The Mid4Mo'am Tribune, Conn., 1904-06. State editor of The Hartford^Coumnt, 19O6-08. Assistant superintendent, Charity Organization, Hartford, Conn., 1908 . Vice president. Conn. Prison Association. ' ' - .; Address : 133 Trumbull St., Hartford, Conn. 556 GRADUATES. [1904. 2449. ERNEST WALTER SCHMIDT. B.A. Born May 3. 1882, South Manchester, Conn. In business. Address : South Manchester, Conn. 2450. JOHN FERDINAND SCHNEIDER. B.A.; M.D., Hahne- mann Medical College, 1907. , X. ■*. Bonj May 20, 1881, St. Louis, Mo. Studied' in Hahnemann Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa., 1904-07. Resident physiciaii, Hahnemann Hospital, Scranton, .Pa., 1907-08. Practised medicine in Scranton, Pa., 1908-09. Physician; Bancroft Training School, Haddonfield, N. J., 1909-10. Practising medicine in Oshkosh, Wis., 1910 . ■ Address : Oshkosh, Wis." 2451. EDWIN HENRY SCHUTT. B.S. C. C. Born July 8, 1876, New York, N. Y. With the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, New York, N. Y., 104-05; Gorhani Company, New York, N. Y., 190S . ' ' Married August 30, 1906, Mabel Riedelle Gilbert, of Middletown, Conn. Children: Norman Gilbert, b. March- 30, 1908; Miriam Evelyn, b. May, 1911. - Address: 63 Caroline Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. - » ' ^ .; -' 2452. HENRY GUSTAV SHAILER. Ph.B. C. C. Born Sep- tember 16, 1879, Deep River, Conn. , Taught in Trinity School, Morristown, N. J., 1904-06. Acting head- master, Chappaqua Mt. Institute, Chappaqua, N. Y., 1906-07. Taught in West Jersey Academy, Bridgeton, N. J., 1907-09; N.fwman School, Hackensack, N. J., 1909^ . , . i , Address: Newman School,. Hackensack, N.. J. ; ,,., 2453. TRACY SMITH. B.A. ; B.S., Massachusetts' Institute of Technology, 1907. A. _K. E. Born June 26, 1880, Waterbury. Conn. Studied in the Mass. Institute of Technology, I904'^67. ■ With the General Electric Company, Schenectady, N. Y., 1907-09;' ' New York, N. Y., igp9 . Address : 215 West 23d St., New York, N. Y. 2454. CHARLES AKiN STONE. Ph.B. *. T. Born June 19, 1881, Troy, N. Y. With the Corliss Construction Company, Troy, N. Y., 1904-06; Manufacturers National ■. Bank, Troy, N. Y., 1907- — . Married June 20, 1,908, Hazel K. Payn, of Albany, N. Y. Child : Charles Akin, b. April 22, 1909. Address : 58 Second St., Troy, N. Y. 2456. WARREN SUTCLIFFE WALLACE. Ph.B. *. N. 9. Born January 10, 1880, New York, N. Y. , With the General Electric Company, Lynn, Mass., 1904-05; Ameri- can Telegraph ' and Telephone Company, New York, N. Y., 1905-09. Assistant to county engineer, Polk County, Iowa, 1910. Civil engineer, on the Erie Canal, N. Y., 1910. Address : Dufue, Ore. 2456. HENRY ADELBERT WHITE. B.A.; M.A. (on exam.), igos ; M.A., Yale University, 1908. A. T. A. Born April 8, 1880, Oran, N. Y. 557 1904.] GRADUATES. Graduate studeiit, Wesleyan University, 1904-05; Harvard Univer- sity, 190S-06; Yale University (Scholar), igo7<-o&. Instructor in English, Purdue University, 1906-07, 1909 — —; Colby College, 1908-09. Editor: Stevenson's Master of Ballantraei 1907. Address: Lafayette, Ind. 2457. DAVID DAY WHITNEY. , B.A.; M.A., Columbia Uni- versity, 1906; Ph.D., Columbia, 1909. A. ,T. A. Bom, August 6, 1878, Brookfield, Vt. : . ,, ■'■ ■^'. Graduate student, Columbia Uniyersity^ 1904-07 ; _ Assistant in Zool- ogy, 1907-08. Instructor in Biology, Wesleyan University, 1908 . Address: Middktowii, Conn. 2458. HAROLD EI>MUND WILSON.: B.A.; M.Ai (on exam,), 1907. *. T. Bom September 15, 1878, Oconomowoc, Wis; Joined New Yojrk East Conference, M. E. Church, 1904. Stationed at East Berlin, Conn., 1904-06;; Epworth Church, New Haven, 1906-10; Great Neck, N. Y., 1910 . Married Aiigust 31; 1904, Mabel E. Fairchild, of _Middletown, Conn. Children : Charles Edmund, b. July 24 1906 ; Miriam Louise, b. Febru- ary 24, 1909. Address: Great Neck Station, N. Y. < 2459. JAMES ELIJAH WILSON. Ph.B..; E.E., Columbict Uni- versity, 19018. B. e. n. Born July 16, 1880, Middletowri,' Conn. Brotlier of Nos. 1873 and 1979. ■ Studied in School of Science, Columbia University, 1904-08; Assist- ant, department of electrical engineering, 1908-09; Engineer- for Her- rick & Stebbins, New York, N. Y., igo^-^ — . - - Address: 54 Momingside Ave., East, New York, N. Y. 2460. WATSON WOODRUFF. ,B. A. ; B.D., Hartford Theo- logical Seminary, 1907. A. T. A. Bom December 26, 1880, St. Louis^ Mo. Studied in Hartford TJheolqgical- ^ Seminary, 1904-07. Pastor of South Congregational Church) New Britain, Conn., 19071 . Address : 17 Lenox Place,- New, Britain, Conn. , 2461. HELEN VERONICA BRANSFIELD. Ph.B. Born May 25, i88i, Portland, Conn. Sister of No. 2648. ' ■' Tfeaching in High School, Portland, Conn.,i9b4 -. ' Address: Portland, Conn. 2463. AMY ELIZA DAVIS. Ph.B. Born. December 3.1, -,i88i, Secunderabad, India. Sister of No. 2322, and of W. B. Davis (class of 1906). . ,. Taught in' Guilford, Conn., 1904-05; Bloomfield and Ridgewood, N. J., and New York, N, Y., 1905 , Address: 130 West 104th St., New York, N. Y. ANNIE FISHER. B.S. Bom April 11, 1883, in Russia. Librarian, High School, Hartford, Corin., 1904-05. Directo'f lof foreign department, Henry Barnalrd School, Hartford, Conn., 1905 <. Address: 12 Pavilion St., Hartford, Conn. 558 GRADUATES. [1904-05. 2464. HELEN LOUISE GILBERT. Ph.B. Bom April 7, 1882, Middletqwn, Conn. Taught in Prescott, Mass., 1904-05; New Haven, Conn., 1905 . Address : 35 Chestnut St., 'West Haven, Conn. 2466. ETH^L GERTRUDE REYNOLDS. B.A. Born January 7, 1881, Middletown, Conn. Daughter of No. 1316. Studied abroad, 1905-06. Taught in Mount Ida School, Newton, Mass., 1906-08; High School, Beverly, Mass., 1908-09; High School, New Britain, Conn., 1909^ . . • - Address: 246 College St., Middletown, Conn. ' 2466, MARY ELIZABETH SMITH (Howe). B.A. *. B. K. Born December 9, 1882, Vincentown, N. J. Taught in High School, Sheifield, Mass., 1904-06; Ludlow, Mass., 1906-09. Principal o"£ a grammar school, Baltic, Conn., 1909.-10. Married August 25, 1910, Perry Sherman Howe (No. 2367). Address: Mrs. P. S. Howe, Auburn, N. Y. 2467. MARGUERITE MORGAN VAN BENSCHOTEN. B.A. *. B. K. Born March 23, 1882, Middletown, Conn. Daughter of Professor J. C. Van Benschoten ; sister of No. 2256. . - Taught in Haverhill, Mass., 1904-05. Employed in Public Library, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1905-06. .\ssistant Librarian, Wesleyan University, 1906-10. Employed in Public Library, Portland, Ore., igip-. . - , Address : Public Library, Portland, Ore. CLASS OF 1905. 2468. HANFORD CURTIS ADAMS. B.A. ; E.E., Columbia Uni- versity, 1908. C. C. Bom October 7, 1883, Deposit, N. Y. . :• Studied in School of Applied Science, Columbia University, 1905-08; Assistant in Electrical Engineering, 1908-09. Local manager, Ariston Ice and Electric Company, West Palm Beach, Fla., 1909 . - - Address: care of Ariston Ice and Electric Company, West Palm Beach, Fla. 2469. HENRY FOSTER ADAMS. Ph.B.; Ph.D,, University of Chicago, 1910. ^. T. Born November 11, 1882, Oak Park, 111. Reporter on The Sun^ New York, N. Y., 1905-06. Employfed in the factory of the Chicago Screw Conipany, 1906-07. Graduate student. University of Chicago,' 1907-10; 1 Assistant in Psychology, 1910 . Address: 5628 Ellis Ave., Chicago, 111. 2470. WALTER SINCLAIR ADAMS. B.A. B. 9. H. Born January 13, 1,882,: Rochester, N. H. Clerk in a freight office and in a- jewelry store, Sal-em, Mass., 1905-06. Salesman, Library Bureau; Boston, Mass.,- 1906-07. Taught in Concord School, Mass., , 1907. Laborer in a cotton mjll, 1907-08. Principal of High Schools, Guavama and Fajardo, Porto Rico, 1908-10. At home in Salem, Mass., 1910 . Address : 7 Summit Ave., Salem, Mass. 559 1905.] GRADUATES. 2471. JAMES SIDNEY AMES. Ph.B.; M.D., Columbia Univer- sity, 1909. A. A. *. Bom August 21, 1882, Binghamton, N. Y. Brothe? of No. 2338. Studied in College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, N. Y., igoS-09. Interne, Hudson St. Hospital, New York, N. Y., 1909-10. Practising medicine in Hempstead, N., Y., igio-ii; Babylon, J)!., ,Y., 1911^ . "' ' ''-. '' ' .' . ■'■,"' " Address: Babylon, N. Y., 2472. FRANK CHESTER BECKER. B.A. *. N. 6. *. B. K. Bom July 15, 1881, Catawissa, Pa. Assistant in the library, and graduate student, Wesleyan University, 1905-06. Studied in, the University of Bonn, Gerrnany, 1906. Fellow in Philosophy, Columbia University; 1906-07 ; Assistant in Philosophy, 1907-08. Instructor in Philosophy, Ufliversity of Illinois, 1908-10; University of Califortiia, 1910 . Address: 2519 Durant Ave., Berkeley, Cal. 2473. ALLEN REYNOLDS BISHOP. Ph.B. A. A. *. Born December 9, 1883, Baltimore, Md. Brother of No. 2725. With" the NatioriaF Enanleling and Stamping Company, Bal'timore, Md., 1905-06; Title Guarantee and Trust Company, New York, N. Y., 1906 . ; Address: 27 Grace Court, Brooklyn, Ni Y. 2474. JOHN FRANKLIN BOYD. Ph.B. A. t. A. Bom M^y i, 1879, Wilmington, Vt. Taught in Palmer Academy, Paris, 111., 1905-07. Studied in the Uni- versity of Leipzig, Germany, 1907-08. Taught in Conn. Literary Institu- tion, SufEeld, Conn., 1908-09. Principal, Science Hill High School, Johnson City, Tenn., igap—^-^. 7-"0 gp ,1 '"". Address : 107 Holston" Ave., J6nhsort Cityi' Tenn. 2475. MINN S CORNELL, Jr. B.S. A. A. *. Bom August 19, 1883, Brooklyn, N. Y. - ' . With the Middletown (Conn.) Silver Company, igos '; secretary 1907 . With the Portland (Conn.) Silk -ComipaMy, 1909. ' Mdrried June 19, 1906, Helen Lydia Merriam,' of Middletown, Conn. Address: 100 Pearl St., Middletown, Conn. 2476. JOHN McINTYRE DAVIS. Ph.B. A. A; *. Born June 23, 1881, Brooklyn, N.Y. With the Western Electric Company, in New York, N. Y., Chicago, 111., San Francisco, Cal., Pittsburg, Pa., Philadelphia, Pa., and Dallas, Tex., 1905-10; Rockland Light and Powef Company, Nyack, N. Y., 1910 . Address : Nyack, N. Y. 2477. JOHN BATES EYSTER. Ph.B. A. T. A. Born May 8, 1882, York; Pa. Taught in Peekskill Military Academy, N. Y., 1905-06. Studied in the University of Leipzig, Germany, 1906-07, 1909-16. Taught in Mer- cersburg Academy, Pa., 1907-09. Instructor in German, College of the City of New York, igio . Address : 147 West 97th St., New York, N. Y. 560 GRADUATES. [1905. 2478. NATHAN HAYES FAIRCHILD. Ph.B. A. A. *. ' Born August 31, 1882, Syracuse, N. Y. With the Western Electric Company, 1905-07. In the livery business, Grand Rapids, Mich., 1907-09. Accountant and bookkeeper, F. M. Fair- _ child & Sons, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1909 . Married March 18, 1908, Eleanor A. Boyne, of Grand Rapids, Mich. Address: 531 Ninth St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 2479. ALLAN FERGUSON. B.A. *. T. Bom October 22, 1883, Putnam, Conn. Bacteriologist, Beechnut Packing Company, Canajoharie, N. Y., 1905-07. Taught in the dairy department, New York State College of Agriculture, Cornell University, 1907-09. President and manager, Mountain Purity Spring Company, Boston, Mass., 1909-10. In the advertising busmess, Boston, Mass., 1910. Address : 624 Asylum Ave., Hartford, Conn. 2480. HOWARD BRIGHAM FIELD. B.A. *. T. Born January I, 1883, East Hampton, Conn. Brother of No. 2248. With Hinds, Noble & Eldredge, publishers, and Charles R. Brown, banker. New York, N. Y., 1905-06; Travelers Insurance Company, Hartford, Coim., 1906— — . Married June 23, 1909, Lylean Fowler, of Durham Center, Corm. Child : Webster, b. June 3, 1910. Address : care of Travelers Insurance Company, Springfield, Mass. 2481. DANIEL ROY FREEMAN. Ph.B. A. K. E. *. B. K. Bom Febmary 14, 1882, Rockwood, Ont., Canada. Brother of No. 2417, and of T. F. Freeman (class of 1907). Studied in Union Theological Seminary, New Yorky N. Y., 1905-07. Pastor of Unitarian Church, Dorchester, Mass., 1907-09; Braintree, Mass., 1909 • Married Febraary 27, 1907, Minnie Coons, of New York, N. Y. Child: Millard Paul, b. April 18, 1909. Address : Braintree, Mass. 2482. HARRY NICHOLS FRENCH. B.A.; LL.B., New York Law School, 1908. A. K. E. Born January 9, 1882, Stepney. Conn. Taught in Barnard School, New York, N- Y. ; studied in New York Law School, 1905-08. Admitted to the bar, igo8. Practising law in New York, N. Y., 1908 . Address : 50 Pine St., New York, N. Y. 2483. STEWART FREEMAN HANCOCK. B.A.; LL.B., Syra- cuse University, 1907. A. A. *. *. B. K. Bom April 4, 1883, Syra- cuse, N. Y. Son of No. 953 ; brother of No. 2542. Studied in New York Law School, 1905-06; Law School of Syra- cuse University, 1906-07. Admitted to the bar, 1907. Practising law in Syracuse, N. Y., 1907 . Assistant corporation counsel, 1907 . Address : 1406 East Genesee St., Syracuse, N. Y. 2484. SAMUEL WARD HARRIS. B.S. ♦. T. Born August 3, 1880, Manchester, N. H. Brother of No. 1989, and of G. M. Harris (class of 1909). S6i 1905.1 GRADUATES. Engaged in teaching, 1905-06. In the educational department of the Macmillan Company, publishers, Boston, Mass., 1906- — . Married July 22, 1908, Grace I. Bartlett, of Leominster, Mass. Address: IS Medford St., Arlington, Mass. 2485. WILLIAM MORTIMER HEISLER. B.A. *. T. Bom October 21, 1875, Camden, N. J. Studied in Hartford Theological Seminary, 1905-06. Joined Genes^ee Conference, M. E. Church, 1907. Stationed at Youngstown, N. Y., 1907-08; Ellicottville, 1908-09; Corfu, 1909-10; Hilton, 1910 . Married November 14, 1906, Edith May Schofield, of Philadelphia, Pa. Child: Earle Stratton, b. April 14, 1908. Address : Hilton, N. Y. 2486. ERNEST GEORGE NOSWORTHY HOLMES. Ph.B.; S.T.B., Boston University, 1908. C. C. Born November 22, 1881, Sampford Courtnay, Devonshire, England. Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1905-08. Joined Wyoming Conference, M. E. Church, 1908. Stationed at Portknidville and Cooperstown Junction, N. Y., 1908-09; Waverly, Pa,, 1909 . Married June 18. 1909, Etta E. Greenleaf, of Dennis, Mass. Address: Waverly, Pa. 2487. HENRY ALFRED HOLMES. B.A.; M.A. (on exam.), 1910. A. K. E. *. E. K. Born August 15, 1883, Alfred, Me. Son of No. 1246; brother of No. 2428. Graduate student (Squire Scholar), Wesleyan University, 1905-06. Taught in Highland Military Academy, Worcester, Mass., 1906-07; Foster School, Litchfield, Conn., 1907-08; Mountain School, AUaben, N. Y., 1908-09- Irving School, Tarrytown, N. Y., 1909 . Address : Irving School, Tarrytown-on-Hudson, N. Y. 2488. DONALD GILBERT HOYT. Ph.B. B. 9. n. Born May 23, 1883, Valley Falls, N. Y. Clerk in a factory, Bridgeport, Conn., 1905-06. Assistant employ- ment manager, National Cash Register Company, Dayton, Ohio, igc^-t^. In the dairy business, Stamford, Conn., 1907 . Address : 69 Clinton Ave., Stamford, Conn. 2489. HAROLD WARDWELL HOYT. Ph.B. A. K. E. Bom April 12, 1885, Stamford, Conn. With the Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Company, Brooklyn N Y 190S . Address: 175 Remsen St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 2490. HOWARD EMERY AMBLER JONES. Ph.B. ATA. Born September 5, 1880, Clinton, Conn. Teaching in' Conn. Literary Institution, Suffield, Conn., 1905 . Address: Suffield, Conn. 2491. HOWARD WILSON KENDALL. Ph.B. ATA Bom October 18, 1882, Holyoke, Mass. With The Springfield (Mass.) Union, 1905 ; legislative corre- spondent at the State House, Boston, Mass., and political editor 1908 . 562 GRADUATES. [1905. Married October 23, 1905, Kathryn Dillon, of Middletown, Conn. Address : The Union, Springfield, Mass. (January to July, Press Gallery, State House, Boston, Mass.). 2492, MARTIN HOBART KNAPP. Ph.B.; LL.B., Syracuse University, 1907. *. T. Born March 30, 1881, Homer, N. Y. Studied in Law School of Syracuse University, 1905-07. Admitted to the bar, 1907. Practising law in Syracuse, N. Y., 1907 . Address : 109 South Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. RALPH WENDELL LEIGHTON. B.A- A. T. A. Bom December 29, 1881, Portland, Me. Brother of No. 2754. Taught in High School, Portland, Me., 1905-06; Abbott School, Farmington, Me., 1906-08. Principal of High School, Skowhegan, Mfe., 1908 . Married June 18, 1907, Edith Maude Stewart, of Middletown, Conn. Child : Helen Stewart, b. March 21, 1908. Address : 158 Madison Ave., Skowhegan, Me. 2494. WALTER RICKS LITTELL. Ph.B. X. *. Born October 23, 1880, Sanford, N. Y. Brother of No. 2288. On the staff of The Freeman's Journalj_ Cooperstown, N. Y., 1905-06. With the Arthur H. Crist Company, publishers of The Otsego Farmer, Cooperstown, N. Y., 1906— — . Address : Cooperstown, N. Y. 2495. RALPH EDWARD MARTIN. Ph.B. A. X B. Born May 27, 1883, Bemardston, Mass. Son of No. 1156; brother of No. 2552. Taught in Bethlehem, Pa., 1905-07. With the Ft. Pitt Bridge Works, Pittsburg, Pa., 1907-08. Taught in Kingsley School, Essex Falls, N. J., 1908-09; High School, Westfield, N. J., 1909 — ■ — . Married December 28, 1909, Marian R. Young, of Bethlehem, Pa. Address: Westfield, N. J. , 2496. RALPH HOOKER MIX. B.A.; B.D., Hartford Theolog- ical Seminary, 1910. B. 6. It. Born March 21, 1883, Qarion, Pa. Studied in Hartford Theological Seminary, 1905-07, 1909-10. Mis- sionary in Utah, 1907-09. Pastor of Congregational Church, South Herp, Vt., 1910 . Address: South Hero, Vt. 2497. JULIAN CEPHAS MORGAN. Ph.B. B. 9. It. Bom Sep- tember 6, 1882, Stamford, Conn. With the Western Electric Company^ New ,York, N. Y., 1905-08. In business, 1908-09. With the Navy Y. M. C. A., Brooklyn, N. Y., Address : 20 Oak St., Stamford, Conn. 2498. VICTOR CARYL MYERS. B.A.; M.A. (on exam.), 1907; Ph.D., Yale University, 1909. A. K. E. Bom April 13, 1883, Buskirk Bridge, N. Y. Brother of R. E. Myers (class of 1909). Research bacteriologist and chemist. Conn. Hospital for the Insane, Middletown, Conn., 1905-07. University Fellow in Physiological Chem- istry, Yale University, 1907-09. Adjunct Pr&fessor of Physiological Chemistry, Albany Medical College (of Union University), 1909 . 563 1905J GRADUATES. Consulting pathological chemist, Albany Hospital. Physiological chem- ist, Bender Hygienic Laboratory. Married September 7, 1910, Marian Christine Smith, of South Farms, Conn. Address: Bender Laboratory, Albany, N. Y. 2499. GEORGE AVERY NEELD. B.A. ; B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1908. *. N. 6. Born October 28,. 1882, Cawnpore, India. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1905-08. Joined New York Conference, M. E. Church, igo8. Stationed at Pine Bush, N. Y., 1908-09; Kensico and Valhalla, 1909-11. Transferred to Pittsburg Con- ference, 191 1. Stationed at Meyersdale, Pa., 191 1. Married June 29, 1908, Sarah Agnes Scudder (No. 2521). Child: Leonora Agnes, b.-July 13, 1909. Address : Meyersdale, Pa. 2500. GEORGE BRADFORD NEUMANN. B.A.; B.D., Hart- ford Theological Seminary, 1908. A. T. A. *. B. K. Bom March 18, 1882, New Britain, Conn. Brother of Nos. 2296 and 2819. Studied in Hartford Theological Seminary, 1905-08. Missionary in China, 1908 . Married July 14, 1908, Louisa M. Stockwell, of New Britain, Conn. Address: .Chengtu, West China. 2601. HERMON FREDERICK ONTHRUP. B.S. *. T. Born January 4, 1881, New Haven, Conn. Engaged in lumbering, igoS . Address: 811 Whit« Building, Seattle, Wash. 2602. JOHN ARTHUR RANDALL. Ph.B. B. G. n. Bom July 25, 1881, Durharn, Me. Taught in Cheltenham Military Academy, Ogontz, Pa., 1905-06; Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1906 . Married June 29, 1907, Alice Gertrude Cooke (No. 2579). Children: Jean Elizabeth, b. August 9, 1908; Marcia Cooke, b. February 12, 191 1. Address: 682 Sterling Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. 2603. GEORGE GREENWOOD REYNOLDS, 2nd. B.A.; LL.B., Harvard University, 1908. *. N. 6. *. B. K. Born April 11, 1885, Brooklyn, N. Y. Son of No. 875; grandson of No. 166. Studied in Harvard Law School, 1905-08. Admitted to the bar, 1908. Practising law in New York, N. Y., 1908 . Married June 25, 1910, Lucy Blake Clapp, of Brookline, Mass. Address: 2 Rector St., New York, N. Y. Residence: 44 Remsen St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 2504. HORACE JACOBS RICE. B.S. ; LL.B., Harvard Univer- sity, 1908. *. N. e. Bom September 25, 1882, Salem, Mass. Son of No. 988; brother of' Nos. 2228 and 2826. Studied in Harvard Law School, 1905-08. Admitted to the bar, 1908. Practising law in Springfield, Mass., 1908 . Address: 31 Elm St., Springfield, Mass. Residence: 1135 Worthing- ton St., Springfield, Mass. 564 GRADUATES. [1905. 2505. ROBERT HENRY RIPPERE. B.A. ; M.A., Columbia Uni- versity, 1910. X. -ir. *. B. K Born July id, 1880, Sag Harbor, N. Y. Brother of No. 2229, and of R. P. Rippere (class of 1905). Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1905-06. Taught in Allen- Stevenson School, New York, N. Y., 1906-07; Peekskill Military Academy, N. Y., 1907-08; Y. M. C. A. Preparatory School, New York, N. Y., 1908-^ — . Married June 18, 1908, Olive Matilda Burke, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Child: Robert Oliver, b. April 18, 1909. Address : Y. M. C. A., 215 West 23d St., New York, N. Y. 2506. CHARLES AUGUSTUS RUSSELL. B.S. A. T. A. *. B. K. Bom March 20, 1886, Essex, Conn. Son of W. A. Russell (class of 1878). Studied law ; on the staff of The Literary Digest, New York, N. Y., 190S-07. Admitted to the bar, 1907. Manager, N. Y. Office, Law Reporting Company, 1908-10. Residing in Moodus, Conn., 1910 . Married June 4, 1909, Elizabeth Norton Sweet (No. 2717). Address: Moodus, Conn. 2507. HARRY GREGORY SEIDES. Ph.B. A. T. A. Born Jan- uary I, 1880, Oneonta, N. Y. Taught in Hand Academy, Madison, Conn., 1905-07. Studied in the University of Leipzig, Germany, 1907-08. Teaching in High School, Greenwich, Conn., 1908— — . Address : 235 West 123d St., New York, N. Y. 2508. RAY OSCAR STEPHENS. Ph.B. ^. T. Bom January 10, 1883, Clifton Springs, N. Y. With the Garlock Packing Company, New York, N. Y., 1905-06; R. W. Goode & Co., real estate, New York, N. Y., 1906-09. Principal of Union School, Mumford, N. Y., 1909-10; Theresa, N. Y., 1910 . Address: Theresa, N. Y. 2509. ERNEST MELVILLE SWETT. B.S. *. N. 9. Born November i, 1877, Milton, Me. Brother of No. 1916. Chemist, with Bull & Roberts, New York, N. Y., 1905-06; West- inghouse Laboratory, New York, N. Y., 1906-07; Frank W. Harris, Cranford, N. J., 1907; S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Cortipany, Prince Bay, N. Y., 1907 . Married June 8, 1909, Anna Catherine Marie Siems, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Address : 5993 Amboy Road, Prince Bay, N. Y. 2510. FRANCIS LAMBERT THORNBERRY. B.S. B. 6. H. Born October 5, 1879, Mattoon, 111. Experimental chemist, with American Graphophone Company, Bridgeport, Conn., 1905-07. Assistant chemist, Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Conn., 1907; Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad, Milwaukee, Wis., and Miles City, Mont., 1907-10. Educational director, Y. M. C. A. (Union Station branch), St. Louis, Mo., 1910 . Married Ajpril 8, 1908, Caroline W. Cleveland, of Bridgeport, Conn. Address : Union Station Branch, Y. M. C. A., St. Louis, Mo. 565 1905.] GRADUATES. 2511. EDWARD ROSS TRACY. B.A.; B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1908. - C. C. Born November 23, 1879, Orleans, N. Y. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1905-08. Joined Puget Sound Conference, M. E. Church, 1908. Stationed at Irvington Church, Vancouver, Wash., 1908-09; Tenino and Bucoda, 1909 -■ Address : Tenino, Wash. 2512. CLARENCE HOWARD TRYON. Ph.B. B. 6. H. Born October 27, 1881, Meriden, Conn. On the staff of The Meriden (Conn.) Record, igoS-06; The Spring- field (Mass.) News, 1906-07; The Boston (Mass.) Traveller, 1907-08. Secretary, J. J. Neland Company, cut glass manufacturers, Meriden, Conn., 1908 . Married June 17, 1908, Hazel V. Crampton, of Meriden, Conn. Address : 5 Hillside Ave., Meriden, Conn. 2513. BURR DEFOREST VAIL. B.A. A. A. *. Born August 31, 1879, Mohtdale, Pa. Taught in Riverside Military Academy, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1905-06. Representative of the International Correspondence School, in Lacka- wanna and Luzerne counties. Pa., 1906-07. Principal of High School, Waverly, Pa., 1907-09; Lkkewbod, N. J., 1909-10; Clifton, N. J., 1910 . ^ Married July 16, 1907, Clara Edith Baker, of Melrose, Mass. Chil- dren: John Stewart, b. June 5, 1908; Charles Oren, b, December 12, 1909. Address : Clifton, N. J. 2514. HENDERSON EDMUND VAN SURDAM. B.S. A. K. E. Born September 28, 1881, Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Metallurgical chemist, Westinghouse Laboratories, New York, N. Y., 1906. Taught in Choate School, Wallingford, Conn., ,1907; El Paso Military Iristitute, Fort Bliss, Tex., 1908 (principal, 191& — -). Address: El Paso Military Institute, Fort Bliss, Tex. 2615. THOMAS ALEXANDER WEST. B.A. A. T. A. Born November 7, 1881, Saco, Me. Clerk, 1905-06. Assistant superintendent, American Net and Twine Company, East Cambridge, Mass., 1906 . Married Septeinber 14, 1909, Bertha G. Bumham,'of Newton, Mass. Address: Pearl St. Place, Newton, Mass. 2516. HOWARD LEIGHTON WINSLOW. B.S. C. C. Bom March 7, 1878, Portland, Me. Principal of High School, New Boston, N. H., 1905-08; Topsham, Me., 1908-09:; Wilton, N. H., 1909-10. Superintendent of Schools, Mil- ton-Wakefield District, N. H., 1910 . Married August 30, 1905, Mattie E. Shaw, of Cumberland, Me. Chil- dren : Charles Nelson, b. July 7, 1907 ; Frances Althea, b. April 15, 1909. Address: Union, N. H. 2517. JAMES MAXON YARD. B.A.; B.D., Hartford Theo- logical Seminary, 1909. ■*. T. Bom July 19, 1880, Farmingdale, N. J. 566 GRADUATES. [1905-06, Studied in Hartford Theological Seminary, igos-o6, 1907-09. Secre- tary, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Students' Association ( Y. M. C. A.), 1906-07. Joined Troy Conference, M. E. Church, 1907. Trans- ferred to New York East Conference, 1909. Stationed at Nidiols, Conn., 1909-10. Missionary to China, 1910 . Transferred to West China Mission Conference, 1911. Married June 11, 1908, Mabelle Merritnan Hickcox (sister of No. 2616), of Watertown, Conn. Children: Elizabeth Hickcox, b. May S, 1909; Priscilla Sterling^ b. October 9, 1910. Address : Chengtu^ China. 2518. RUTH BURR BONFOEY. Ph.B. Born September 17, 1882, Middletown, Conn. Taught in High School, Southington, Conn., 1905-06. Engaged in research in bacteriolc^y, Wesleyan University biological laboratory, 1906-07. Address: Court St., Middletown, Conn. 2519. RUTH DEAN. Ph.B. *. B. K. Bom September 18, 1884, Middletown, Conn. • ' Teaching in High School, Unionville, Conn., 1905 -. Address : Unionville, Conn. 2520. MAUDE STUART NEWELL. B.S. Bom September 20, 1882, Middletown, Conn. Taught in Conway, Mass., 1905-06; South Manchester, Conn., igo6-o8; Thomaston, Conn., 1908-09; New Brunswick, N. J., 1909 . Address: 211 Redmond St., New Brunswick, N. J. 2521. SARAH AGNES SCUDDER (Neeld). Ph.B. *. B. K. Born December 29, r88o, Washington, D. C. Daughter of No. 1191; sister of L. T. Scudder (class of 1907). Taught in High School, Southington, Conn., 1905-06; Flemington, N. J., 1906-07; North Plainfidd, N. J., 1907-08. Married June 29, 1908, George Avery Neeld (No. 2499). Child: Leonora Agnes, b. July 13, 1909. Address: Mrs. G. A. Neeld, Meyersdale, Pa. 2522. CLARA FRANCES SYKES. B.A. *. B. K Bom Novem- ber IS, 1883, Pawtucket, R. I. Sister of No. 2847. Taught in High School, Unionville, Conn., 1905-07 ; Manual Training High School, New London, Conn., 1907-08. Clerk, State Board of Education, Hartford, Conn., igo8 . Address: Room 42, Capitol, Hartford, Conn. CLASS OF 1906. 2523. ARTHUR RAY ANDERSON. B.A. *. T. Born October 8, 1884, Mount Vernon, N. Y. Brother of Nos. 2259 and 2339. Engaged in the real estate business. Mount Vernon, N. Y., 1906-08; in the advertising department, The Literary Digest, New York, N. Y., 1908 . 567 1906.] GRADUATES. Married September 28, 1909, Beulah L. Bailey, of Middletown, Conn. Child: Helen Ray, b. September 22, 1910. Address: 44 East 23d St., New York, N. Y. Residence: 14 South lOth.Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y. 2524. HAROLD DEFOREST ARNOLD. Ph.B.;' M.S., 1907. C. C. *. B. K. Born September 3, 1883, Woodstock Valley, Conn. Assistant in Physics, Wesleyan University, 1906-07. Fellow in Physics, University of Chicago, 1907-09. Professor of Physics, Mount Allison Universily, Sackville, N. B., Canada, igop-io. Studying in the University of Chicago, 1910 . Married September -3, 1908, Leila Stone Beeman (daughter of No. 1068). Children: Audra Elizabeth, b. May 16, 1907; Dorothy Edith, b. July 9, 1910. Address : 64 Middle Divinity Hall, University of Chicago, Chicago, 111. 2625. CHARLES WOODARD ATWATER. Ph.B.; LL.B., Har- vard University, 1909. *. N. e. *. B. E. Born April 23, 1885, Middle- town, Conn. Son .of No. 790. Studied in Harvard Law School, 1906-09. In a law office. New York, N. Y., 1909-10. Practising law. New York, N. Y., 1910 . Address: 96 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Residence: 159 Remsen St., Brooklyn, N. Y- 2526. WILBUR STONE BEEMAN. Ph.B. C. C. Bom January 22, 1882, Woodstock, Vt. Son of No. 1068; brother of B. S. Beeman (class of 1904). Principal of High School, Middlebury, Conn., 1906-07; Oak Bluffs, Mass., 1907-08; Shirley, Mass., 1908-09; Windsor Locks, Conn., Married August 26, 1908, Blanche May Dirwanger, of Portland, Me. Address: Box 147, Suffield, Conn. 2527. WILLIAM EBENEZER BELL. B.A. C. C. Born May 6, 1879, Pembroke, Bermuda. Engaged as organizer in university extension work, 1906-07. With a musical agency. New York, N. Y., 1907-09. In the investment busi- ness, 1909-10. With the Historical Calendar Advertising Company, New York, N. Y., 1910 . Address : Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. 2528. EARL MALTBY BENSON. B.A. B. e. n. Born January 21, 1884, Earlville, N. Y. Taught in N. Y. Military Academy, Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y., 1906-07; University School, Detroit, Mich., 1907-10; B. M. C. Durfee High School, Fall River, Mass., 1910 Address: 175 Rock St., Fall River, Mass. 2629. GEORGE IMLAY BODINE, Jr. Ph.B. *. T. Born August 13, 1882, Philadelphia, Pa. With Bodine, Sons & Co., bankers, Philadelphia, Pa., 1906 — — . Married June 8, 1908, Katharine Hare Weeks, of Philadelphia, Pa. Child : Robert- Cornelius, b. March 23, igog. Address: 129 South 4th St., Philadelphia, Pa. S68 GRADUATES. , . [1906. 2530. RAYMOND WOLCOTT BRISTOL. B.S.; B.S., Univer- sity of Pennsylvania, 1909. A. A. #. Born July 24, 1882, Chicago, 111. Brother of Nos. 2351 and 2797. Studied architecture in the University of Pennsylvania, 1906-og. With Waid & Willauer, architects, New York, N. Y., 1909 . Address : 27 Grace Court, Brooklyn, N. Y. 2531. S[AMUEL] CURTIS CAMPAIGNE. B.A. *. N. 9. Bom July I, 1883, Troy, N. Y. Brother of W. N. Campaigne (class of 1898). With the Title ' Guarantee and Trust Company, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1906-07 ; Cluett, Peabody & Co., bankers. New York, N. Y., 1907 . Married November 15, 1910, Edna A. Foote, of Montclair, N. J. Address : 129 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, N. Y. 2532. THERON ALVORD CLEMENTS. B.A.; LL.B., New York Law School, 1908. *■. T. Born August 29, 1883, Cazenovia, N. Y. Son of No. 910. Studied in New York Law School, 1906-08. Admitted to the bar, 1908. Practising law in New York, N. Y., 1908 . Address: 52 William St., New York, N. Y. Residence: 1322 Dean St., Brooklyn, N. Y. RALPH MARTIN COLE. B.S. A. A. *. Born August IS, 1883, Tottenville, N. Y. Clerk, J. W. Davis & Co., New York, N. Y., 1906-07. In charge of printing department, American Bank Note Company, New York, N. Y., 1907-08. Secretary and treasurer. Associated Architects Printing and Supply Company, New York, N. Y., 1908— — . Address : 43 West 27th St., New York, N. Y. Residence : Totten- ville, Staten Island, N. Y. 2534. JESSE VANCLEFT COOPER. B.A. B. 9. n. *. B. K. Bom May 21, 1882, Damascus, Pa. Brother of No. 2203. Taught in Jacob Tome Institute, Port Deposit, Md., 1906-07 ; Summit, N. J., 1907-08. Choirmaster and organist, Church of the Ascension, Mount Vernon, N. Y., 1908 . Address: 113 Park Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y. 2535. ARTHUR KENT DEARBORN. Ph.B. *. N. 9. Bom May 27, 1886, Everett, Mass. Son of J. W. Dearborn (class of 1870) ; brother of Nos. 2143 and 2273. Taught in the Gunnery School, Washington, Conn., 1906-07; McKenzie School, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y.,_ 1907-08; Lawrenceville School, N. J., 1908-09. With the Provident Life and Trust Company, Boston, Mass., 1909 . Address : 343 Old South Building, Boston, Mass. 2536. LESTER FRANCIS DEMING. B.A. A. T. A. Bom December i, 1884, Berlin, Conn. In the office of the Stanley Works, New Britain, Conn., 1906 . Married October 9, 1907, Jessie E. Counley, of Berlin, Conn. Child : John Francis, b. March 21, 1910. Address : Berlin, Conn. 569 1906.] GRADUATES. 25S7. WARD PERCY GAMMONS. Ph.B. B. e. n. Born November i, 1881, Methuen, Mass. In the traffic department, New York Telephone Company, 1906-10. Manager, Colorado Telephone Company, 1910 . Address : 233 North Franklin St., Colorado Springs, Col. 2538. GORDON GRAY GATCH. Ph.B. *. N. 9. Born June 29, 1884, Des Moines, Iowa. With Gray Bros., brick manufacturers, San Francisco, Cal., 1906-07; S. V. Trent Company, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1907. Manager, bond department, A. E. Halsey Company, Los Angeles, Cal., 1908 . Secretary, Los Angeles-Kern Oil Company. Address: 612 H. W. Hellman Building, Los Angeles, Cal. 2539. [MANUEL] HENRY GONSALVES. B.S. C. C. Born September 24, 1882, New Bedford, Mass. Assistant physical director, University School, Cleveland, Ohio, 1906-07. Cash accountant, Russell & Erwin Manufacturing Company, New Britain, Conn;, 1907-08; A. Mugford, Hartford, Conn., 1908-09. Physical director, Williston Seminary, Easthampton, Mass., 1909-10. Graduate student, Wesleyan University, 1910 . Married October 14, 1908, Katharine Leona Barrows, of Middletown, Conn. Address: Middletown, Conn. 2540. ROBERT GRAY GOODMAN. Ph.B. *. N. 6. Born Jan- uary I, 1883, Toledo, Ohio. Social and employment secretary, 23d St. Y. M. C. A., New York, N. Y., 1906-07. Assistant secretary, Y. M. C. A., Culebra, Canal Zone, 1907-08; secretary, 1908. Acting general secretary, Y. M. C. A. of Canal Zone, 1908— — . Address: Y. M. C. A., Culebra, C. Z. 2541. GEORGE HENRY HAMILTON. Ph.B. C. C. Born Octo- ber 10, 1883, Marlboro, Vt. Reporter on The Vermont Phoenix, Brattleboro, Vt., 1906-07. Taught in Marlboro, Vt., 1907-08. With the McCall Publishing Company, New. York, N. Y., 1908-09. Examiner, National Surety Company, New York, N. Y., 1909 . Address: 115 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Residence: 157 Mon- tague St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 2542. CLARENCE EUGENE HANCOCK. B.A.; LL.B., New York Law School, 1908, A. A. *. *. B. K. Born February 13, 1885, Syracuse, N. Y. Son of No. 953; brother of No. 2483. Studied in New York Law School, 1906-08. Admitted to the bar, 1908. Practising law in Syracuse, N. Y., 1908 . Address: 1406 East Genesee St., Syracuse, N. Y. 2543. WARREN LUCIUS HARLOW. B.A. B. 9. H. Bom February 27, 1883, Worcester, Mass. Exchange -manager, N. Y. Telephone Company, 1906-08. Teaching in Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1908 . Married April 23, 191 1, Ava K. Howard, of Worcester, Mass. Address: 366 Greene Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 570 GRADUATES. [1906. 2544. GEORGE EDWIN HEATH, Jk. B.A.; S.T.B., Boston University, 1909. A. T. A. Born December 9, 1878, Springfield, Mass. Studied in Hartford Theological Seminary, 1906-07 ; School of Theo- logy, Boston University, 1907-09. Joined New England Conference, M. E. Church, 1908. Stationed at Barham Memorial Church, South Boston, Mass., 1908^ . Married August 11, 1909, Marion Louise Richardson, of Pelham, N. H. Address: 54 Boston St., South Boston, Mass. 2545. IRA PROUTY INGRAHAM. B.S. C. C. Born August 28, 1881, Guilford Center, Vt. Brother of No. 2619. Inspector, N. Y. Telephone Company, 1906-07; assistant manager, Mount Vernon, N. Y., 1907 . Married September 16, 1907, Faith Marion Paddock, of West Clare- mont, N. H. Children: Ida May, b. December 17, 1908; Richard Paddock, b. October 20, 1910. Address: 116 South 12th Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y. 2546. BENJAMIN MURLEY JOHNS. B.A. Born November 18, 1876, Shickshinny, Pa. Preached in M. E. Church, Le Raysville, Pa., 1906-07. Joined Wyoming Conference, M. E. Church, 1907. Stationed at Le Rays- ville, Pa., 1907-08; Lehman, 1908-10; Factorjrville, 1910 . Married December 19, 1906, Mary Louise Powell, of Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Children: Willard Lloyd, b. October 23, 1907, d. November 3, 1907; Robert Powell, b. December 11, 1908. Address: Factoryville, Pa. 2547. WILLIAM ARMOUR JOHNSTON, Jr. Ph.B. A. A. *. Rom May 6, 1884, Arrochar, N. Y. Son of No. 926; grandson of Professor John Johnston. Studied in Mass. Institute of Technology, 1906-08. Vice president and factory manager. Empire Electric Manufacturing Company, Plain- ville, Conn., 1908-09. With the S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company, Prince Bay, N. Y., 1909 . Address: Prince Bay, N. Y. 2548. WILLIAM HENRY LONG. B.S. ; LL.B., New York Law School, 1910. A. T. A. Born January 4, 1880, Sa3rville, N. Y. Inspector, N. Y. Telephone Company, 1906-07; evening manager, 1907. Studied in New York Law School 'and New York University Law School, 1907-10. Practising law, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1910 . Address : 90 Lafayette Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 2649. LAURENCE FREE McDONALD. B.S.; B.D., Hartford Theological Seminary, 1909. C. C. Born January 25, 1877, Mary- land Line, Md. Studied in Hartford Theological Seminary, 1906-09. Pastor of Con- gregational Church, Cass Lake, Minn., 1909 . Married June 9, 1909, Marion Emeline Hosford, of Hartford, Conn. Address : Cass Lake, Minn. 2550. ALBERT MANN, Jr. B.A.; M.A., Harvard University, 1909. *. T. Born September i, 1883, Belmar, N. J. Son of No. 1222. S7I 1906.] GRADUATES. Taught in the Hotchkiss School, Lakeville, Conn., 1506-07 ; Boston Country School, Newton, Mass., 1907-08. Graduate student, Harvard University, 1908^ . Married December 20, 1907, Qara Margaret Yard, of Trenton, N. J. Child:- Margaret Hamilton, b. August 25, 1909. Address : 4 Boyd St., Newton, Mass. 2551. ELLIS HOAGLAND MARTIN. B.A. *. N. 9. Born August 12, 1883, Oxford, N. J. Salesman, Library Bureau, New York, N. Y., 1906-07. With the McCabe Hanger Manufacturing Company, New York, 1907-09 ; Colum- bia Shade Cloth Company, New York, 1909-10. Vice president and manager, Welch Bros., Inc., decorators and house furnishers, Westfield, N. J., 1910 . Address: Westfield, N. J. 2552. HAROLD CLIFTON MARTIN. B.S. A. K. E. Born August 30, 1884, Wakefield, Mass. Son of No. 1156; brother of No. 2495. . ^ , ^ Chemist, Chapman Valve Manufacturing Company, Indian Orchard, Mass., 1906-07. Studied in State Normal School, Westfield, Mass., 1907-08. Taught in High School, Peabody, Mass., 1908-10; Water- town, Mass., 1910 . Married December 7, 1907, Ruth W. Loring, of Holyoke, Mass. Children: George Loring, b. October 30, 1909; Winifred Caroline, b. November 5, 1910. Address : . 4 Center St., Watertown, Mass. 2553. ARTHUR JAMES MONROE. B.S. A. T. A. Born Octo- ber 28, 1882, Arlington, Vt. With the New York Telephone Company, 1906 . Address : 120 West 22d St., New York, N. Y. 2554. WILLIAM GORDON MURPHY, Jr. B.A.; LL.B., New York Law School, 1908. A. K. E. *. B. E. Bom November 23, 1885, Brooklyn, N. Y. Studied in New York Law School, 1906-08. Admitted to the bar, 1908. Practising law in New York, N. Y., 1908 . Address : 34 Nassau St., New York, N. Y. 2555. OLIVER TAYLOR NOON. B.S. A. T. A. Born May 27, 1881, Cambridge, Mass. Son of No. 898. In the traffic department, New England Telegraph and Telephone Company, Boston, Mass,, 1906-07. Office and membership secretary, Y. M. C. A., Boston, 1907 . Address : 24 Henry St., Everett, Mass. 2556. ARTHUR ELLIOTT PATERSON. Ph.B. A. T. A. Bom January 29, 1884, Middletown, Conti. Brother of No. 2120. , Scientific assistant, Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, Washington, D. C, 1906. Taught in High School, Ridgewood, N. J., 1907. Scientific assistant. Conn. Hospital for the Insane, Middletown, 1907. Taught in Maine Wesleyan Seminary, Kents Hill, Me., 1908. Principal of Stony Creek Grammar School, Branford, Conn., 1909; High School, Washington Depot, Conn., 1909 . Address : Washington Depot, Conn. 572 GRADUATES. [1906. 2557. NEWTON MANLEY PERRINS. B.A. C. C. *. B. K Born December lo, 1883, Ansonia, Conn. Assistant, U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1906. Assistant on equatorial, U. S. Naval Observatory, 1907. Assistant examiner, U. S. Patent Office, Washington, D. C, 1907 . Married September 22, 1908, Mabeth Sarah Russell, of Richmond, Va. Address : U. S. Patent Office, Washington, D. C. 2558. WILLIAM NORTHCOTE PHILLIPS. B.A. *. T. Born October 15, 1881, Libertytown, Md. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1906-07. Resided in the country for his health, 1907-09. Solicitor for the Hartford Mutual Life Insurance Company, 1909-10. Preaching in M. E. Church, West- brook, Conn., 1910 Married April 8, igo8, Mabel Naomi Reynolds (daughter of No. 1316), of Middletown, Conn. Children: Charles Harris, b. January II, 1909; Ehzabeth Crowell, b. January 19, 1910. Address : Westbrook, Conn. 2569. CHARLES FRANK PHIPPS. B.S. *. N. 9. #. B. K. Born December 17, 1870, East Orrington, Me. Taught in Montclair Academy, N. J., 1906-08; Columbia Grammar School, New York, N. Y., 1908-10. Graduate student, Columbia Uni- versity, igo8-io. Instructor in Natural History, School of Education, University of Chicago, 1910 . Address : School of Education, University of Chicago, Chicago, 111. 2660. HENRY BOA'RDMAN POWELL, Jr. B.A. A. A. *. Born December 22, 1885, Clearfield, Pa. Brotiier of No. 2825. With the Mellon National Bank, Pittsburg, Pa., 1906— — . Address: Mellon National Bank, Pittsburg, Pa. 2661. FRANK EGLESTON ROBBINS. B.A.; M.A. (on exam.), 1907. B. e. n. *. B. K. Born September g, 1884, Westfield, Mass. Graduate student, Wesleyan University, 1906-07. Taught in the Fessenden School, West Newton, Mass., 1907-08. Fellow in Greek, University of Chicago, 1908 . Address: Faculty Exchange, University of Chicago, Chicago, 111. 2662. JOSHUA LESTER ROBINS. B.S. A. T. A. Born November 15, 1879, Duanesburg, N. Y. Taught in Rutgers Preparatory School, N. J., 1906-07; Mount Her- mon School, Mass., 1907-09; High School, Hartford, Conn., 1909 . Married July 14, 1908, Belle L. Rathbun, of Colchester, Conn. Address : 16 Oakland Terrace, Hartford, Conn. 2663. GUY WRIGHT ROGERS. B.A. ^. T. *. B. K. Born March 31, 1884, Forksville, Pa. Taught in Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Pa., 1906-08. With Bodine, Sons & Co., bankers, Philadelphia, Pa., 1908 . Address : 129 South 4th St., Philadelphia, Pa. 2564. CHARLES ROBERT SAWYER. Ph.B., 1907. A. T. A. Bom February 28, 1883, Glens Falls, N. Y. Brother of No. 2565. 573 1906.] GRADUATES. Studied in the Medical School of Johns Hopkins University, 1906-09; College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, N. Y., 1909 . Address: 338 West SSth St., New York, N. Y. 2665. DWIGHT MILTON SAWYER. Ph.B. Bom February 28, 1883, Glens Falls, N. Y. Brother of No. 2564. Studying in the Medical School of Johns Hopkins University, 1906- — . Address: Johns Hopkins Medical School, Baltimore, Md. 2666. JESSE ERNEST SHAW. B.A. C. C. Born October 13, 1879, Williamsburg,. Mass. Brother of No. 2769. With the Springfield Gas Light Company, Mass., 1906 . Married September 2, 1908, Lillian Eugenie Smith, of Dartmouth, N. S., Canada. Child: Helen Esther, b. and d. 1909. Address : 31 Daytona St., Springfield, Mass. 2667. GEORGE WILEY SHERBURN. B.A.; M.A. (on exam.), 1909. ■*. T. *. B. K. Born November 4, 1884, Northfield, Vt. Son of No. 1025. Tutor in the English Language, Northwestern University, 1906-07; Instructor, 1907-10. Instructor in English Literature, Beloit College, 1910 . Address : Beloit College, Beloit, Wis. 2568. FERDINAND RICHARD STREBER. B.S. A. A. *. Bom October 11, 1884, Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Central America. Engaged in mining, 1906^ ; in business, ^907 . Address : Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Central America. 2569. FRANK HAROLD SYRETT. B.A. *. N. 9. Bom March 6, 188s, New York, N. Y. Salesman, 1906 Address : 87 Park St., Montclair, N. J. 2570. JAMES MARTIN TALBOT. B.A.; B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1908. *. N. 6. Born April 4, 1883, Newark, N. J. Studied in Mass. Institute of Technology, 1906-08. Draughtsman, S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company, Prince Bay, N. Y., 1908-09; assistant foreman, 1909 . Married October 28, 1909, Cornelia B. DeGroff, of Newark, N. J. Address: 77 Townsend Ave., Stapleton, N. Y. 2571. CHARLES MABBETT TRAVIS. B.A.; LL.B., Columbia University, 1909. A. K. E. *. B. K. Born December 6, 1885, Brooklyn, N. Y. Studied in Columbia Law School, 1906-09. Admitted to the bar, 1909. Practising law in New York, N. Y., 1909 . Address: 24 Broad St., New York, N. Y. Residence: 146 Quincy St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 2572. GEORGE WOOD VINAL. B.A.; M.A. (on exam.), 1909. A. K. E. Born ■ December 17, 1882, Ellington, Conn. 574 GRADUATES. [1906. Graduate student, Johns Hopkins University, 1906-07. Engaged in research work, U. S. Bureau of Standards, Washington, D. C., 1907, igo8 — - Employed on the U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1907-08. Assistant in Physics, Wesleyan University, 1908. Address: Bureau of Standards, Washington, D. C. Residence: 1 106 East Capitol St., ' Washington, D. C. 2573. FREDERICK FRANKLIN VOORHEES. B.A.; B.D., Hartford Theological Seminary, 1909. Born November 27, 1879, Man- asquan, N. J. Studied in Hartford Theological Seminary, 1906-09. Preaching in M. E. Church, East Hampton, N. Y., 1909 . Address: East Hampton, N. Y. 2574. CLIFFORD LeGRANDE WAITE. B.S. A. A. *. Born November 21, 1881, Middletown, Conn. With the Russell Manufacturing Company, Middletown, Conn., 1906-07; Travelers Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn., 1907 — ^. Address: Garden St., Hartford, Conn. 2676. LESTER REUBEN WEEKS. Ph.B. A. A. *. Born April 6, 1883, Boston, Mass. Salesman, Reading Woolen Mills, Pa., 1906 . Address: 406 Allen St., Syracuse, N. Y. 2676. ERNEST BURR WHEELER. B.S. A. T. A. Born Jan- uary 26, 1882, New Britain, Conn. Assistant circulation manager, McCall's Magazine, New York, N. Y., igo6- — . Married September 19, 1908, Cora May Connell, of New Britain, Conn. Child: Ruth Sherman, b. July 12, 1909. Address: 504 West I72d St., New York, N. Y. 2577. JAMES AUGUSTUS WILSON. Ph.B. Born June 13, 1874, Williamsport, Pa. Taught in Tuskegee, Ala., 1906-08; Clark University, Ga., 1908 . Address: Clark University, South Atlanta, Ga. 2678. FREDERICK WARREN WRIGHT. B.A.; M.A., Har- vard University, 1908; Ph.D., Princeton University, 1910. *. N. G. *. B. K. Bom March 8, 1885, Warren, R. I. Assistant principal, High School, Portland, Conn., 1906-07. Grad- uate student, Harvard University, 1907-08; Princeton University (Fellow in Classics), 1908-10. Lecturer in Latin, Bryn Mawr College, 1910 . Address: Bryn Mawr, Pa. 2579. ALICE GERTRUDE COOKE (Randall). Ph.B. *. B. K. Born June 28, 1884, Harsen Island, Mich. Taught in High School, Westport, Conn., 1906-07; Arlington, N. J., 1907. Married June 29, 1907, John Arthur Randall (No. 2502). Children: Jean Elizabeth, b. August 9, 1908; Marcia Cooke, b. February 12, 191 1. Address: Mrs. J. A. Randall, 682 Sterling Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. S7S 1906.] GRADUATES. 2680. MARGARET ELIZABETH DONAHOE (Crafts). B.A. *. B. K. Born February 21, 1886, Middletown, Conn. Daughter of D. J. Donahoe (class of 1875) ; sister of Julia T. Donahoe (class of 1904). Taught in High School, Middletown, Conn., 1906-10; Waterbury, Conn., 1910. Married December 31, 1910, George Bliss Crafts (No. 2664). Address : Mrs. G. B. Crafts, 6 Biltmore St., Jamaica Plain, Mass. 2681. HELEN KATHERINE FLETCHER. Ph.B. Born Janu- ary, 10, 1886, Middletown, Conn. Teaching in High School, East Hartford, Conn., 1906 . Address: 3 Central Ave., East Hartford, Conn. 2682. FAYE MILDRED KEENE. B.A. *. B. K. Born Novem- ber 3, 1884, Waldoboro, Me. Sister of No. 2583. Taught in High School, Bridgewater, Mass., 1906-08; Beverly, Mass., 1908 . Address : 68 Dane St., Beverly, Mass. 2683. JESSIE LOUISE KEENE. Ph.B. Born October 21, 1882, Waldoboro, Me. Sister of No. 2582. Taught in High School, Danvers, Mass., 1906-07; Western State Normal School, Gorham, Me., 1907 . Address : Gorham, Me. 2584. DAISY HELENA LOHR. B.S. Bom March 11, 1884, Stamford, Conn. Teaching in public schools, Stamford, Conn., 1906 Address : 17 Relay Place, Stamford, Conn, 2686. KATHERINE FRANCES LUCEY. Ph.B. Born April 2, 1886, Middletown, Conn. Taught in evening school, Middletown, Conn., 1908-09. Substitute teacher, Middletown city schools, 1909-10. Address : 10 Park St., Middletown, Conn. 2686. EDITH WEEKES SAY. Ph.B. Bom March 26, 1885, Mid- dletown, Conn. Taught school, 1906-07. Chemist, Fairchild Bros. & Foster, New York, N. Y., 1907 . Address : 218 East 17th St., New York, N. Y. 2587. ANNA MADELINE VANDERBROUK. Ph.B. Bom November 22, 1883, Middletown, Conn. Taught in the Chapman School, Westbrook, Conn., 1906-07; High School, Highland Falls, N. Y., 1907-10; High School, Middletown, Conn., 1910 Address : Middletown, Conn. 2588. ELIZABETH MATILDA VEAZEY (Payne). Ph.B. Born September lo, 1882, Sherman, Me. Sister of B. H. Veazey (class, of 1907). S76 GRADUATES. [1906-OT. Tatight in High School, Windsor, Conn., ipo6r07; Seypiour,, Conn., 1907. m; ■■■■' .. ; • Married January 22, igo8, Edward; Steiyart Payne, of Windsor, Conn. Address : Mrs. E. S. Payne, 320 Pennington Ave., Passaic, N. J. 2589. ELLA PARDEE WARNER. Ph.B.; M.S., 1907. *. B. ± Born November 8, 1877, Hi^hwood, Conn. Teaching in High Schoo^. New Haven, Conn., 1906- . Address: Highwood, Conn. 2590. FLORENCE WINTER. Ph.B. *. B. K. Born September 22, 1883, Middlefteld, Conn. ■ Teaching in Lewis High School, Southingtdn, Conn., 1906 . Address:^ Southjngton, Conn. CLASS OF J907. 2591. BENJAMIN PETTENGILL ADAMS. B.A. *. N. 9. Born July 14, 1883, Lansdale, Pa. ' . Taught in the Arthur Home for Boys, Summit, N. J., 1907 ; Mr. Leal's School for Boys, Plainfield, N. J., 1907-09. Scholar in English, Columbia University, 1909-10. On the editorial staff,- -^/^e Literary Digest, New York, N. Y., 1909 . , AddresS;: 44-60 East 23d St., New York, N- Y. Residence: Liying- stoh Hall,' CoiWbia University, New York, K. Y. ' ' ~ 2592. HAROLD DOUGLASS ALLEN. B.A. *.,:N. :e. *. B. K. Born January 14. 1887, Nantasket, Mass. Brotihesof No. 2405. Taught in the Gunnery School, Washington, Conn., 1907-10. Studied in the University of Gottingen, Germany, 1910-11. Teaching in the Bulkeldy School, New London, Conn., 191 1 . ' !• -' Address: 311 Williams St., New London, Conn. rju:- 2593. RAY ROOD ALLEN. B.A.; LL.B., Harvard, University, 1910. *. N. 9. *; B. K. Born September 28, 188^, Loyalville, Pa. Studied in Harvard Law School, 1907-10. Admitted to the bar, 1910. In a lawyer's office, New York, N. Y., 1910 . Address: Rooms 500-514, 27 William St., New York, N. Y, ;. ; 2594. HILAND GARFIELD BATCHELLER. Ph.B. *. T. Born December 5, 1885, Brpoklyn, N. Y. Engaged in the machinery business, New York, N. Y., 1907-09. Representing several steel companies in Albany, N. Y., and vicinity, 1909 . Address : Carnegie Steel Company, 30 Church St., New York, N. Y. 2595. JOSEPH CLAIR BEEBE. Ph.B.; M.S., 1908. A. A. *. Bom February 22, 1883, Meriden, Conn. ' , , Graduate student, Wesleyan University, 1907-08. Organist and choir director. First Congrega/tional Church, ' Middletown, Conn., 1907-09 ; First Presbyterian Church, Auburn, N. Y., 1909 . 577 1907.] GRADUATES. ■ Married July 7, 1909, Aftna Belle Knowles (No. '3785). Child: Richard, b. August 30, 1910. Address : 12K Park Ave., Auburn, N. Y. 2596. ADOLPH BURNETT BENSON. B.S.; M.S., 1910; M.A., Columbia University, I9ip. *. N. e. *. B. K. Bo"i ^,ovfeinber, 22, iS8i, Glimalii-a, S-wfeden. . 1 ■ •'■i.. Taught in Bellefonte Academy, Pa., 1907-09. Graduate student (University Scholar)'; 'Columbia University, 1909 ' .^ Address : 527 Livingston Hall, Columbia University, New York, N. Y. 2597. FRANK ASA BERRY. B.A. . ^. T. Born December 14, 1877, Danbury, Conn. ' , Taught in High School, Danbury,' Conn.,' 1907-10. Principal of High School, Bethel, Conn., 1910 . Address : Bethel, Conn. 2598. RUSSELL FORREST BOWER..,.' B.A. A. A. *. Born November 15, 1885, Berwick, Pa. Son of No. 1200; brother of No. .^793- ,'■>''■.-■ ;■-•.. Correspondent, AUis-Chalmers Company, Milwaukee, Wis., 1907. — ^. Married April. 15, f 1909) Maiigaret Lewers Kirkpatrick, of Scranton, Pa. Child: Russell Kirkpatrick, b. February ip, igio.- , Address : 225 32d St., Milwaukee, Wis. , , 2599. ERNESt LYMAN BRAGG./ B.A,, B. 0. n. Born April I, 188s, Spencer, Mass. With the Library Bureau, Boston, Mass., 1907 . Miariried Jaiiuaity 18, 1907, Adelaide L. McDonald, of Boston, Ifess. Address: 7 Wellington Road, Dorchester, Mass. 2600. RALPH SNOW CARPENTER. Ph.B. B. 6. n. BoKn November S, 1884, Dedham, Mass. •, ; . Sugar chemist, Aguire, Porto Rico, 1907-09. With the Chamber of Commerce, Boston, Mass., 1909-1,0; Ediso,n Electric Light Cojnpany, Boston, 1910 . , ' ' ■ Addre^ss : ,'71 Central Ave'., Milton, Mass. / '' 26011' HERBERT CLAYTON CHAMBERLAIN. B.A. A. A. *. *. B. K. Born November 16, 1884 Detroit, Mich. , Vice prineipaljj , High School, Greenwich, Conn., 1907-08.J .QiSce manager. New York News Bureau Assopiation,. 1908-10. Salesmam, American Tobacco, Company, New York, N. Y., 1910 . Address : 551 West 113th St., New York, N, Y. 2602. JOSEPH WARDELL CHASEY. Ph.B.; B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1910. Born December 15, 1881, Long Branch, N. J. ' ■ • ' ■ ■ '. , •-■.'• Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1907-08. Joined New Yol'k •Conference, M. ' E. Church, 1908. Stationed at Washingtonville and Salisbury Mills, N. Y., 1908-10 ; Mihon, 1910 . Address : Milton,- N. Y. , S78 GRADUATES. [ll;907. 2603. CARL WILLIS CLARK. B.S. A. K. E. Born October 21, 1883, Westville Center, N. Y. With the Carnegie Steel Company, Clairton, Pa., 1907-09; American Bank Note Company, New York, N. Y., 1909-10. Engaged in farming, 1910 . Address : Woodbridge, Conn. 2604. JOHN SCARLETT CLARKE. B.S. *. T. Born January I, 1885, Orange, N. J. Taught in Mount Pleasant Academy, Ossining, N. Y., 1907-08. In business in West Orange, N. J., 1908-.^^. Address: 176 Watchung Ave., West Orange, N. J. 2605. HOWARD ALBERT COREY. B.A, C. C. Born June 6, 1882, Fairfield, Me. Son of J. A. Corey (class of 1880). Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, igc^-oS. Joined East -Maiiie Conference, M. E. Church, rgoSi Stationed at Milo Junc- tion, Me., 1908-09; Harmony, 1909-11; Camden, 191 1 . Married June 24, 1908, Nellie May Webb, of South Portland, Me. Child: Raymond Webb, b. June i, 1909. Address : Camden, Me. r 2606. CHARLES GEORGE CRANE. B.S. A. A. *. Born July 21, 1883, Newark, N. J. Brother of No. 2359. Assistant, division of zoology, Hygienic Laboratory, U. S. Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, Washington, D. C. ; studying in the Medical School of George Washington University, 1907 7. '■ , Address: Hygienic Laboratory, 23th and E Sts., Washington, D.,p. , 2607. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN DICKISSON. B.A. ; B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1910.^ C. C. Bom February 7, 1881, Roxburg, Pa. Studied in, Drew Theological Seminary, 1907-10. Preaching in M. E. Church, Vailsburg, Newark, N. J., 1910 . Married March is, 1910, Emma Bice, of Newark, N. J. Address : 192 Smith St., Newark, N. J. 2608. LEONARD SEAMAN DOWNEY. B.S. A. K. E. *. B. K. Born January 30, 1884, New York, N. Y. Brother bf A. St. J. Dow-ney (class of 1901). With the Carnegie Steel Company, Clairton, Pa., 1907 ; American Bank Note Company, New York, N. Y., 1907 . Address : 29 North Parsons Ave., Flushine, N. Y. 2609. WILLIAM GUY FELLOWS. B.S. A. T. A. Born June 28, 1885, Oneonta, N. Y. Bacteriologist and. chemist, State Hygienic Laboratory, State Depart- ment of Health, Albany, N. Y., 1907-09; State Department of Health, Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y., 1909-10. In the real estate business and journalism, Cascaflej Mont., 1910 . Address : Cascade, Mont. .. 2610, EDWIN ANDERSON FIELD. B.A.; M.A. (on £Kam.), 1908. C. C. Born March 24, 1884, Stamford, Conn. 579 1907.] GRADUATES. Graduate student, Wesleyan University, 1907-08, On the staff of The Daily News, Springfield, Mass., 1908- . Address : 75 Bay St, Springfield, Mass. ' ^ 2611. RAYMOND LALOR FORMAN. Ph.B, A. A. *. Born August 8, 1880, Trenton, N. J. Assistant pastor. Metropolitan Temple, New York, N. Y., 1907-08. Joined New York East Conference, M. E. Ghurch, 1908. ; Stationed' at Janes Church, Brooklyn, N. Y. (assistant), igo8-iQ; Flushing, 1910 . Married April, 1910, Helen Thompson, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Address : 188 Amity St, Flushing, N. Y. 2612. THOMAS BAKER GIBB. Ph.B.; LL.B., University of Pennsylvania, 1910. A. T. A. Born June 11, 1885, - Philadelphia, Pa. Brother of No. 2419. Studied in Law School of Uiiiyersity of Pennsylvania, I907-io.' Admitted to the bar, 1910. Practising law in Philadelphia, Pa., 1910 . , , Address: Oak Lane, Philadelphia, Pa. 2613. HARRY MILES GORDY. B.A. Bom March 9, 1883, Salisbury, Md. Principal of High School, Hudson, N. Y., 1907-09 ; Saybrook, .Conn., 1909 . Address: Saybrook, Conn. 2614. ARTHUR BENJAMIN FARNHAM HALEY; Ph.B. B. e. n. Born October 26, 1884, Machias, Me. Soil of No. 1 124. Taught in the Ridge School, Washington, Conn., 1907-09, 1910 ; Allen School, West Newton, Mass., 1909-10. j Address : Washington, Conn. ; 2616. JOSEPH WILLIS HAWLEY. B.A. B. 9. n. Born May 31, 187s, Bentpn, Pa, • Missionary in China, 1907 . Married July 10, 1907, Harriet Helen Ransom, of Dorrancetown, Pa. Address: Yung Chun, China (via Foochow). 261.6. ARTHUR PERCY HICKCOX. B.A. A. K. E. Born Feb- ruary 29, 1884, Watertown, Conn. With the Waterbury Clock Company, Conn.,. 1907-10; Scovill Manu- facturing Company, Waterbury, 1910 . Married January 23, 1909, Florence Emma Atwood, of Watertown, Conn. Address : Watertown, Conn. 2617. HAROLD McILVEEN HORTON. B.A. *. N. 9. Born May 10, 1886, Brockton, Mass. Son of L. G. Hortoii (class of 1887) . Taught, in Hebron Academy, Me., 1907-08; High School, New Britain, Conn., 1908-10; Utica, N. Y., 1910 . Married May 2, 191 1, Miss H. Sampson, of Richmond, Va. Address: High School, Utica, N. Y. 2618. HERBERT NAGLE HOWARD. B.A. ; S.T.B., Boston University, 1910. A. T. A. Born April 3, 1880, Harrisburg, Pa. S8o GRADUATES. [1907. Studied in School of Theology, Boston University, 1907-10. Mis- sionary in Africa, 1910 . Married August 24, 1909, Estella M. Searles, of Canandaigua, N. Y. Address: Old Umtali, Rhodesia, Africa. 2619. GEORGE HENRY INGRAHAM. Ph.B. C. C. Born April 4, 1883, Guilford Center, Vt. Brother of No. 2545. With the Union Manufacturing Company, New Britain, Conn., 1907 . , . Address : Union, Manufacturing Company, New Britain, Conn. 2620. EDWARD ALLEN JENNINGS. Ph.B. C. C. Born December 29, 1881, Short Hills, N. J. Brother of A. B. Jennings, Jr. (class of 1910). ' • - . '. Studying in the College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, N. Y., 1907 . Address : 561 West i8oth St., New York, N. Y. 2621. HARRY WELLINGTON LAIDLER. B.A. C. C. *. B. K. Born February 18, 1884, Brooklyn, N. Y. Reporter, Brooklyn Daily Eagle; N. Y., 1907 . Studying in Brooklyn Law School, 1908- ; Columbia University, 1909 . Address: 236 Halsey St., Brooklyn, N. Y. ' : ADELBERT LLEWELLYN LEATHERS. Ph.B. C. C. Bom March 23, 1881, Barnard, Me. Graduate student. University of Michigan, 1907-08; Cornell Univer- sity, 1908-09. Professor of Biology, Leander Clark College, Iowa, 1909-10. Studying ■ in the Biological Laboratory, Woods HoU, Mass., 1910 . Address: Biological Laboratory, Woods HoU, Mass. EARLE LESLIE LEGG. B.A. A. K. E. *. B. K. Born January 9, 1885, Mapkville, R. I. , Brother of No. 2087. With the Library Bureau, Providence, R. I., 1907 . Address : 255 Potter Ave., Providence, R. I. 2624. CLARENCE PAUL McCLELLAND. B.A.; B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1910. A. A. *. Born January 18, 1883, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1907-10. Joined New York Conference, M. E. Church, 1908. Stationed at Metropolitan Temple, New York, N. Y. (assistant), 1908-09; Madison Ave., New York (assistant), 1909-10; Pine Plains, 1910 . Married April 26, ^910, Mary Elizabeth Adams, of Philadelphia, Pa. Address : Pine Plains, N. Y. 2626. OLIN FOSS McCORMICK. B.A. *. T. Born March 16, 1886, Ogdenjburg, N. Y. Son of No. 1277. With the Berlin Construction Company, Conn., 1907 . Address : Kensington, Conn. Residence : 50 Magnolia St., Hart- ford, Conn. 2626. HENRY TRUMBOWER MacLEAN. B.A. B. e. n. Born December 3, 1883, Hackettstown, N. J. S81 1907.] GRADUATES. Teaching in Morris Academy, Morristown, N. J., 1907- . Married September 2, 1909, Angell Ethel Buck, of Hartford, Conn. Child: Mary Angell, b. August 16, 1910. Address: Hackettstown, N. J. 2627. FLOYD JOSIAH MILLER. Ph.B. Born June 13, 1886, Oneonta, N. Y. „. Taught in Princeton Preparatory School^ N. J., i9c^-o8.J On the staff of The Hartford Courawt, Conn., 1908-09. City and sporting editor, Havana Post, Cuba, 1909-10. Associate editor, Oneonta Star, N. Y., 1910 . Address ; Oneonta Star, Oneonta, , N. Y. 2628. GEORGE LEWIS MYLCHREEST. B.S..; B.S., Mass.. Institute of Technology, 1910; C. C. Born May l, 1884, Middletown, Conn. Graduate student, Wesleyan University, 1907-08. Studied in . Mass. Institute of Technology, 1908-10. Manager of a civil engineer's office, Rsckvilie, Conn., 1910 . v 1 Married January 12, 1910, Iva Alberta Harris, of Farm Hill, Conn. Address: 21 Park St., Rockville, Conn. 2629. WALTER CHARLES NORTH. B.S. *. T. Bom Sep- tember 14, 1884, Syracuse, N. Y. With the Crofiiit. & Knapp Company, hatters. South Norwalk, Conn., 1907 . ■" Address : South Norwalk, Conn-. 2630. JOSEPH WALTER NORTHROP, Jr. B.A. ;. B.S., Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology, 1910. A. T. A. *. B. K. Born July 21, 1886, Bridgeport, Conn. In an architect's office, 1907-08. Studied in Mass. Institute of Tech- nology, 1908-10. With Little & Bi;o\v-ne, architects,, Boston, ,Mass., 1910 . ' / ' ■" . Address: 60 West Rutland Square, Boston, IVtass. 2631. WALTER PATTEN. B.A. A. A. *. Born September 15, 1880, Bridgeville, Del. Engaged in manufacturing. Calypso, N. C, 1907^09. Joined North Carolina Conference, M. E. Church, 1909. Stationed at Oriental, N. C, 1909 . Married October 20, 1908, Sarah Kimpton Cady, of Providence, R. I. Child : Paul Raymond, b. October 4, 1909. - Address : Oriental, N. C. 2632. CHARLES JOHN PETERSON.- B.A., 1908. B. 6. H. Born January 24, 1878, Webster, Mass. Principal of Higji School, Brookfield, Mass., .1907-10; Foxboro, Mass., i^id- — . Married August i, 1907, Clara L. Brooks, of Fitchtjurg, Mass. Child : Pauline Mathilda, b. July 8, 1908. Address: Foxboro, Mass. ' 2633. WILLIAM HAROLD PETERSON. B.S.; M.A., Colum- bia University, 1909. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Born November 14, 1880, New Paltz, N. Y. S82 GRADUATES. [1907i. Taught in Friends' Seminary, New York, N., Y., 1907-09. Graduate stndent, Columbia, University, 1907-091 rnstructor in Agricultural Chemistry, University of Wisconsin, 1909- — Address: College of Agriculture, Madison, Wis. EARLE LINUS RICH. B.A. - Principal of High School, Essqjc Junction, Vt., 1907-10; Northfield, Vt., 1910-^-. •' "'■': •.■■'■■'- ':■'■■ Married June 25, igo8, Mabel Blanche Stewart, of Berlin, Vt. Address : Northfidd, Vt. ' '. ' 2642. HARRY PHILLIPS TREVITHICK. Ph.B. ; B.S^ Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology, 1910. C. C. Born June 26, 1886, New, Britain, Conn. , , , -~.w . ■ . Studied in Worcfestef Polytedhnic Institute, '1907-08; Mass. Institute of Technology, 1908-p^. Chemist; Refuge Cotton, Oil Company, Vicks- burg, "Miss., 1909^ . ' , ,' Married July 29, 1309, Katherine Douglas Coe, of Middletown, Conn. Address: 723 Belmont St., Vicksburg, Miss. ' 2643. , FRANK ADOLPH VANSCiyE^. B.A. , C. C, , Born May 24, 1878; Roxboro, Pa. ;. . - Joined Wyoming , Conference, M, E. Church, 1908. Stationjed .at Clarks Green, ' Pa., 1908-09 ; Ariel, 1909 ' 'V j ■ , Married April 21, 1908, Minnie Louise Bouteiller, of Portland, Conn. Address: Ariel, Pa. 2644. DANIEL WII!kINS. ' B.A. *. N. 6. Bom April 17, 1876, Boston, Ma^s.. , . i , / -,', , Taught in'fciummer Academy, South Byfield, Mass., I907'5b8. With the Hartford & New York Transportation Company, ^go8— — .. . Married 'November 25,, 1968, Nellie Louise Goodrich, of Portland, Conn. ■,■•■■' ■ !■ Address: Portland, Conn. - 2645. ADDISON.WETHERALD WILLIAMSON. Ph.B. ; M.F., "file University; 1909. C. C.' Bom March 7, 1884, Brooklyn,' 'N: Y. Brother of No. 2779. Studied in Yale Forest School, 1907-09. Forest assistant, U. S. Forest Service, igog — -. '" ■ Married Febmaiy 19, 1910, Mary Elizabeth MylChreest, of Middle- town, Conn. . . Address : U. S. Forest Service, Washington, D. C. 2646. DANIEL WOODHEAD. B.S. B. 6. n. Born December 4, 1883, Manchester, England. Taught in St. Mark's Schodl, Southboro, Mass., 1907-09. With the Central Electric Company, Chicago,. 111., 1909 . " Address : S323 Jefferson Ave., Chicago, 111. 2647. ALICE MABEL BOCK. Ph.B. *. B. K. Born September 16, 1886, Meriden, Conn. Teaching in High School, Meriden, Conn., 1907 . ,!/•;: Address : 314 Curtis St., Meriden, Conn; ' - 584 GRADUATES. [1907-08. 2648. ELIZABETH PAULINE BRANSFIELD. Ph.B. Born August 3r,'i886»- Pdrtland, Conn. Sister of No. 2461. Teaching in High School, Portland, Conn., 1907 <. Address : Portland, Conn. 2649. ELIZABETH DUNHAM CLARK. B.S. Born November 19, 1188s, Mid'dlet'ownv Conn. '■'' Teaching in Meriden, Coim., 1907 . Address: 232 Curtis St., Meriden, Conn. 2650. CLARA ELLA LANG. Ph.B. Born NovemW 28, 1884, Hartford, Conn. .'Taught in, High. School, Northport, N. Y., 1907-09; Manual Training High School, New London, Conn., 1909-10. Assistant in the office of the Stud,ent Volunteer; Mpvement, New York; N. Y., 1910 . Address: 154 East 8lst St., New York, N. Y. 2651. MARGUERITE GENEVIEVE LAWTON. Ph.B. Born May 30, 1886, Middletown, Conn. Sifter of No. 2286. Taught in High 'School', ' Newtown, Conn!, ' 1907-08 ; Norwich Free Academy, Conn., 1908 . Address: ,S2 Williains St., Norwich, Conn. ; 1 ? . 2652. Prances tEresa nejako. b.a. *. b. k. Bom August 6, 1885, Middletown, Conn. Taught in High School, Plainfield, Conn., 1907-09 ; Middletown, Conn., 1909 . Address: 67 Gak St., Middletown, Conn. ;! . ; Tj 2653. MIMA BAILEY turner (EvaWs). B.S. Born January 3, 188S, Middletown; Cbnri. ' . ■ > Taught in a grammar school, Thpmastoji, Conn., 1907-08. Married November 28, 1908, Hiram David Evans, of Meriden, Conn. Child : Clelie Turner, b. November 6, 1909. Address: J^rsj,H. D, Evans, 255 Curtis St., Meriden, Conn. , 2654. MARIETtA JOSEPHINE WETTER,AU. B.A. Born January 25, 1885, Hazleton, Pa. . . ■ Taught in Lime Rock, Conn., 1908; Washineton, Conn., 1908-10; West Hazleton, Pa., 1910 — ^-. '. : , '.:■;. Address: 89 South Wyoming St., Hazleton, Pa. r CLASS OF J908. , . ' ! , ^ -^ , f , , , , 2655. LEWIS ALLEN; Jr. Ph.B. X. *. Born May 16, 1887, Meriden, Conn. ' , j . Reporter for The Daily Journal, Meriden, Conn., 1908 . ..,Ad4ress : , 197 Hoover St., Meriden, Conji, , 2656. KENNETH NOEL ATKINS. Ph.B.; M.A. (on exam.), 1910. X. ■*■. Borh December 25, 1886, Middletown, Conn. S8S 1808.1 GRADUATES. Assistant bacteriologist, Conn. State Board of Health, Mriddletown, ODnn., 1908-10. Graduate student, University of, Chicago> 1910 ■. Address : 5344 Ellis Ave., Chicago, 111. 2657. WESLEY CONVERSE ATKINS. B.S. C. C. *. B. K. Bom November 19, 1884, Cabot, Vt. '■- Vice principal, High School, Islip, N. Y., 1908-09. Teaching in the: Berry School, Rome, Ga., 1909 .• ' '' . . Married July 7, 1908, Edna M. Sisco, of Sheffield, Vt. Child : Stan- ley Sisco, b. May 22, 1910. Address:, Rome, Ga.. 2658. ERNEST HATX BUELL. B.S. C. C. Born May 25, 1884, Plymouth, Conn. iJ Taught -in Spring Valley, N. Y., 190&-10; Mount Vernon, N. Y.; 1910 . ''■■■■ ■' ■ Married 1908, Daisy May Fieber, of Middletown, Conn. Children: Maurice Hall, b. December 18, 1908; Vincent Fieber,. b. September 24, 1910. * , , Address: 116 South 12th Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y. 2659. EDGAR ADAMSON BUTTERS. B>. A. K. E. Born October 19, 1886, Boston, Mass. With F> W. Bird & Son, East Walpole, Mass., 1908-10; ]Wm. Carter Company, Boston, Mass., 1910 . |.' , !- Address: 77 Summer St., Boston, Mass.- 2660. CLARENCE EMORY CARTER. B.S. A. T. A. Born July 12, 1887, Cleveland, Ohio. With the Standard , Tile Company, New York, N; Y., 1908-09. Studying in the Andover and Harvard Divinity Schools^ Cambridge, Mass., 1909 . Address : 24 Divinity Hall, Cam,bridge, Mass. 2661. ORLIFF VAN HEIK CHASE. B.A. A. T. A. Bom S4p- tember 26, 1885, Hunter, ,N. Y. Studying in Mass.i Institute of 1 Technology, 1908 — —, .- ... •Address: 1096 Boylston St., Boston, Ma^s. 2662. CHARLES ii^REMONT CLEAVELAND, Jr. B.A. A. K. E. Born January 12, 1887, Windsor Locks, Conn. With the Corbin Screv? Corporation, New Britain, Conn., igo8 . Address : 36 South High St., New Britain, Conn. 2663. HAROLD JOE)L.,CONN. Ph-^B. B. e. n. *. B. K. Born May 29, 1886, Middletown, Conn. , Son of Professor H. W. Conn. Assistant in soil technology, Cornell Experimeijit Station, and grad- uate student in Cornell University, 190 8 . Address: Cornell Experiment Station, Ithaca, N. Y. 2664. GEORGE BLISS CRAFTS. B.S. ; LL.B.,- Boston Univer- sity, 1910. B. e. n. Bom January 6, 1886, Nashua, N. H. Sjtudied in the Law Sqhool of Boston University, 1908-10. Admit- ted to the bar, 1910. Assistant general counsel for Warren Bros., 586 GRADUATES. [1908. Boston, Mass., 1910 . Instructor in Practical Court Work and Real Property,. Boston University Law School, 1910 . Married December 31, 1910, Margaret Elizabeth Donahoe (No. 2580). Address : 6 Biltmore St., Jamaica Plain, Mass. 2665. FREDERICK NORTH CRAWFORD. B.S. *. N. ,0. Born January 18, 1886, Middletown, Conn. Son of No. 1037; brother of No. 2841. : . Graduate student, Cornell University, igoSr-io.j With, the Schief- felin Drug Company, New York, N. Y., 1910; General Electric Com- pany, Harrison, N. J., 1910 . Address : 8 Myttfc Ave., Newark, N. J. LEON HILLIARD CURTICE. B,A. A, A. *. Born April 9, 1886, Middlefield Center, Conn. Son of No. 1385; brother of No. 2667; ■,.■,,!, Accountant, igo8 . Addr^s : 431 4th St.,, Brooklyn, N- Y^ 2667. RAYMOND SCOFIELd' CURTIcfe! B.A. A. A. *. *. B. K. Bom October 31, 1887, Middlefield Center, Conn. Son of No. 138s ; brother of No. 2666. Taught in Kiskiminetas Springs School, Saltsburg, Pa., 1908-10. Connected with the American Embassy, Tokyo, Japan, 1910 . Address : American Embassy, Tokyo, Japan. 2668. LAWRENCE ALEXANDER DAVIS. B.S. ■:, Address: 602 Yale Station, New Haven, Conn. 2694. WILLIAM ; ROBINSON PILLSBURY. , Ph.B. *. N. 6. Born July 17, 1886, Northampton, Mass. . Son of No. 1056 ; grandson of No. 384. , ,, , . With the A. C. Lawrence Leather Company, Boston, Mass., 1908- . Address : Waban, Mass. ■ - ■ ' , . . ' .^ ' . 2695. ARTHUR GERALD HUBERT POWER. B.A.; LL.B., New York Law School, 1910. ■*■. T. Born January 23, 1881, New York, N. Y. ,;•„, ,, ,,■:.., ,;,. Studied in New York Law School, 1908-10. Admitted to the bar, 1910. With Olin, Clark & Phelps, New York. N. Y., 1910 . Address: 159 Remsen St., Brooklyn, N. Y. .:'■'. 2696. ROSCOE HIRAM REMICK. B.S. ^. T. Boriu April 12, 1884, Winthrop, Me. With the y. S. Health and Accident Insurance Company, New Haven, Conn., igo8; Daytbii, Ohio, 1908-09; agency director, Canton, Ohio, 1909. Assistant general manager, United Electric Company, Canton, Ohio, igog . Address: Y. M. C. A. Building, Canton, Ohio. 550 GRADUATES. [1908. 2697; ROBERT WATERMAN RICE. B.S. A. K. E. Born May 9, i88i, San Bernardino, Cal. ' - Principal of a. grammar school, Danvers, Mass., 1908-09; Williams School, Chelsea, Mass., 1909 , , Married December 22, igoS, Alice N. Davis, of Middletown, Conn. Address: 21 John St.,;C^elsea, Mass. ,1.-; 2698. FRANK WARREN ROBERTS. Ph.B. A. T. A. *. B. K. Born December 8, 1884, Readsboro, Vt. Teaching in Williston Seminary, Easthampton, Mass., 1908 . Married June, 1910, Clara Louise Case, of MiddletoWn, Conn. Address : Box 594, Easthampton, Mass. 2699. HAROLD GALE ROGERS. Ph.B. *. T. Born Novem- ber 9, 1885, Meriden, Conn. Grandson of G. W. Rogers (class of 1852). With the Travelers Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn., 1908; Minneapolis, Minn., 1908-09; Des Moines, Iowa, 1909-10; Hartford, Conn. (assSstanC "manager, ^liability depairtment)," 1910 . ; " . Address: Travelers Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn. 2700. LEONARD OSBORNE RYAN. Ph.B. C. C. Born December ip, 1886, Middletown, Conn. Brother of No. ,2448. Engaged in journalism, Middletown, Conn., 1908 . Studying in Yale Law School, 1909 . Address: ,241 Court St., Middletown, Conn. 2701; LEONARD JAMES SELDEN. B.S. A. T. A. *. B. K. Born February 23, 1881, Haddam Neck, Conn. Engaged, in agriculture and studying mechanical engineering, 1908-- — . Address : Haddam Neck, Conn. 2702. FREDERICK JELISHA SHAPLEIGH. B.S.; M.S., 1909. C. C. *. B. K. Born January 4, 1884, Center Lebanon, Me. Graduate student, Wesleyan University, 1908-09. Taught in the Beiry School, Rome, Ga.,' 1909-10. Secretary, county departinent, Inter- state E?;ecutive Committee, Y. M. C. A., 1910 . Address : 201 Uniori Trust Building, Washington, D. C. 2703. LEWIS KNAPP SMITH. B.A. A. T. A. Born April 24, 1886, New York, N. Y. Studied in, Packard Commercial School, 1908-09. Private secretary. New York, N. 'Y., 1909 . Address: 25 Broad St., New York, N. Y. Residence: 120 West 22d St.,,New,,Y^rk, N. Y. 2704. FREDERIC STEWART, B.A. *. N. e. Born February ID, i88s, Roxbury, Mass. Taught 'in Burdett College, Lynn, Mass., 1908. Clerk, Chalmers Chemical Company, Dedham, Mass., 1908-09. With Harvev S. Chase & Co., public accountants, Boston, M'ass., 1909-10; Hollis H. Sawyer, accountant, 'Boston, 1910. Given the degree of Certified Public Accountant on basis of examination giveti:by Bank Commission of S9I 1908.] GRADUATES. Massachusetts, igio. Studied in New : York University School ^of Accounts, igio. With Searle & Nicholson, accountants. New York, N. Y., 1910 . ,. Address : 52 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 2705. FRANK BRADFORD TAYLOR. B.S. *. N. e. Born September 15, 1883, Fall River, Mass. Salesman, Alden Speare's Scmis Company, laundry and mill supplies, Boston, Mass., igo8-io; W. L. Russell & Co., agents for automobiles, Boston, Mass., 1910-11; Libby & Co., Boston, Mass., 1911 — ^. Address: 1218 Massachusetts Ave.,, Cambridge, Mass. 2706. THOMAS JARVIS TAYLOR, Jr. B.S. Born November 25, 1885, New Haven, Conn. ^ . ,•.. Assistant director of academic department, Tuskegee Institute, Ala., 1909 . Address : Tuskegee Institute, Tuskegee, Ala. 2707. GILBERT HAVEN THIRKIELD. Ph.B.; -LL.B., New York Law School, 1910. . *. N. 6. Bom November 7, 1885, Atlanta, Ga. Grandson of No. 284. Studied in New York Law Schppl, igo8-io. Admitted to the, bar, 1910. Practising law in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1910 . ' """ Address: 189 Montague St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Residence: 27 Grace Court, Brooklyn, N. Y. 2708. JAMES SIMPSON THOMAS. B.A. Born November 8, 1885, Baltimore, Md. Teaching in Colored High and Training School, Baltimore, Md., 190& . Address : Colored High and Training School, Baltimore, Md. 2709. RUFUS HAROLD TILTON. Ph.B. B. e. H. Born October 9, 1884, Boston, Mass. Studying in Law School of George Washington University, 1908—: — . Address: 401-406 Union Trust Building, Washington, D. C.* 2710. GEORGE BENJAMIN TOMPKINS. B.A. *. T. Born March 11, 1878, Spencer, N. Y. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1908-11. Preaching in Good- sell M. E. Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1910 . Married June 8, 1910, Nellie B. Carman, of Bay Shore, N. Y. Address: 447 Lincoln Ave., Brookl}*; N. Y. ' " 2711. JOHN BARWIS VANHORN. B.A. A. K. E. Born June 21, 1886, Philadelphia, Pa. In business. Married October 18, 1910, Ethel Frances Merriarti, of Springfield, Mass. Address : 254 Pearl St., Springfield, Mass. 2712. RANDOLPH DYKEMAN WEST. B.A. A. A. *. Born November 7, 1881, Long Branch, N. J. Cashier, Manasquan National Bank, N. J., 1908 . Address: Manasquan National Bank, Manasquan, N. J. Residence: <5o7 7th Ave., Asbury Park, N. J. 592 GRADUATES. [1908-09. 2713. WILLIAM CRAWFORD WHITE. B.S. *. N. a *. B. K. Born August 20, 1886, Hoboken, N. J. Studying in College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York.-N. Y., 1908 . Address : 833 Bloomfield St., Hoboken, N. J. 2714. HAROLD^ BURTON WOODWARD. B.S. Born Feb- ruary 13, 1887, Terryville, Conn. Studying in Johns Hopkins Medical School, 1908 . Address : Terryville, Conn. 2715. GEORGE WILLIAM WRISTON. B.A. A. T. A. Bom July 28, 1887, Denver, Col. Taught in Norfolk, Mass., 1968-09; High School, Leominster, Mass., 1909-11. Principal of High School, Oxford, Mass., 1911 . Address : Oxford, Mass. ' 2716. UNADE BARNES (Seckerson). B.A. *. B. K. Born May 22, 1884, Middletown, Conn. Married April 7, 1909, Howard Arnold Seckerson (No. 2635). Address : Mrs. H.. A. Seckerson, Woodbury, Conn. 2717. ELIZABETH NORTON SWEET (Russell). B.A. *. B. K. Born February 16, 1884, Middletown, Conn. Married June 4, 1909, Charles Augustus Russell (No. 2506). Address: Mrs. C. A. Russell, Moodus, Conn. CLASS OF 1909. 2718. ERNEST FRANCIS AMY. B.A. C. C. *. B. K. Born November 28, 1^3, Sydney, N. S. W., Australia. Graduate student, Wesleyan University, 1909-10; Assistant in English, 1910 . Address: Middletown, Conn. 2719. MERWYN LIGHT AULTMAN. B.A. *. N. 6. Bom August 20, 1886, New Richmond, Ohio. Teaching in Free Academy, Norwich; Conn., igog . Address: 50 Broad St., Norwich, Conn. 272Q. *RAIMOND DUY BAIRD. B.A. B. e. n. Born December 26, 1887, New York, N. Y. Grandson of No. S9S Studied in Columbia Law School, 1909-11. Died April 29, 1911, Liberty, N. Y. 2721. PERCY HAVEN BAKER. B.A. A. T. A. *. B. K. Bom March 24, 1888, Union, Me. Brother of No. 2127. Teaching in Polytechnic Preparatory School, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1909 Address : 99 Livingston St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 593 1900.] GRADUATES. 2722. WILLIAM RHINEHART BARBOUR. B.A. ■^. T. Born August 17, 1884, Bristol, Ind. With Fleming H. Revell & Co., publishers, New York, N. Y., 190^. .■ Address: Riverdale, N. Y. 2728. STANLEY GILMAN BARKER. B.A. A. K. E. *. B. K Bpr^i November 26, 1887, Worcester, Mass. Son of No. 1033. Studying in Harvard Law School, igog . Address : 4L Wendell St., Cambridge, Mass. 2724. FRISBIE JAY BATES. B.S. Born April 17, 1884, Brook- lyn, N. Y. , , ■ Principal of High School, Old Mystic, Conn., 1909 . Address,: Box 159, Old Mystic, Conn. 2725. GILBE:RT HAVEN BISHOP. ,. B.A. A. A. *. Born December 24, 1888, Baltimore, Md. Brother of No. 2473. Member of firm. Bishop & Ely, scientific tree surgery, Los Angeles, Cal., 1910-^^. Address: 630 Security Building, Los Angeles, Cal. 2726. WALTER PARKS B'LISS. B.A.; M.A. (on exam.), 1910. X. ■*. *. B. K. Born June 21, 1889, Brooklyn,, N. Y. Graduate student, Wesleyan University, 1909-10. Bacteriologist, Conn. State Boatd of Health, Middletown, Conn., 1910 . Address: Middletown, Conn. 2727. RAYMOND HILLS BREWER. B.A. B. 6. n. Born August 2, 1887, East Hartford, Conn. With the Historical Calendar Advertising Company, New York, N. Y., 1910; Conn. Fire Insurance Company, Hartford, 1910 . Address: Silver Lane P. O., Conn.' ': .A^^k; 2728. CHARLES PRATT CANHAM. B.A." *. N. 6. Born May 13, 1888, Alfred, Mass. r:Salesman,.'Library Bureau, Boston, Mass.,, Philadelphia and Scranton, Pa., 1909 ■ Address: Library Bureau, Scranton, Pa: ' 2729. FRANK EVERETT GARRUTH. B.A. C. C. Born August 20, 1886, Jonesville, N. Y. Taught in Simsbuiy, Conn., 1909-10; High School, Port Jervis, N. Y., 1910 . , , Address : 66 East Main St., Port Jervis, N. Y. 2730. ROY BULLARD CHAMBERLIN. B.A.; M.A. '(on ex;am.),.i9io.; r^. T, , *. B. K. IBprn October i, 1887, Kingston, Pa. Taught in Jacob Tome Institute, Port Deposit, Md., 1909-10; Taft" School, Watertown, Conn., 1910 . Address : Taft School, Watertown, Conn. 2781. HERBERT LEE CONNELLY. B.A; *. N. e. Born September 11, 1886, Pittsburg, Pa. Salesman, Library Bureau, New York, N. Y., 1909 . Address: 550 Valley Road, Upper Mbntclair, N. J. 594 GRADUATES. [1909. 2732. JAMES FRANKLIN COWAN. B.A. A. A. *. Born July 21, i886, Middletown, Conn. Member of firm; Moulton, Forbes & Co., manufacturers of lace curtains, Boston, Mass., igog . Married December i8, 1909, Hortense V. Fairman, of Middletown, Conn. , , . - Address: Sis Audubon Road, Boston, Mass. - 1 . ■ 2733. JOHN HENRY COXE. B.A. *. T. Born January 3, 1878, Morsley, County Durham, England. ' Teaching in Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Pa., 1908 ' Married December 19, 1908, Grace Lendrum, of Wilkes-'Barre, Pa. Child: Ruth Almeda, b. October 18, 1909. Address : Kingston, Pa. 2734. CLARENCE MULFORD DAY. B.S. A. A. *. Born May IS. 1885, Newark, N. J. Brother of No. 2413. With the Tea Tray Company, manufacturers, Newark, N. J., 1909-lp; Hyatt Roller Bearing Company, Harrison, N. J., 1910 — — . Married April 26, 1911, Edna Louise Schwartz,, of Newark,. N, J. Address: 1316 Ford Building, Detroit, Mich. 2735. ROLLIN COLEGROVE.DEAN. B.S. % T. Born Octo- ber 20, 1885, Roselle, N. J. Grandson of No. 364. Studying in School of Pure Science, Columbia University, 1909 . Address: 26 Prospect St., Summit, N. J. ' :' . ' ■ 7;, 2736. EDMUND DOREMUS. B.S. ,*. N. 9. Born November 15, 1886, Montclair, N. J. With the Stanley Works, New Britain, Conii., 1909-10; E.: I. duPont de Nemours Powder Company, Terre Haute, Ind., and Chicago, 111., 1910 ., , -i':' Address : care of E. I. duPont de Nemours Powder Company, Old Colony Building, Chicago, 111., 2787. CARLt WHITMAN DOXSEE. B.A.; M.A. (on exam.), 1910. C. C. f . B. K. Born September 2d, 1887, Bay Shore, N.. Y, Graduate student, Wesleyan University, igog-io. Instructor' in English, Morningside College, Iowa, 1910 -. • Address: 1503 Morningside Ave., Sioux City, Iowa. 2738. JOHN GOTTFRIED FREY. B.A. Born November 28, 1884; Luzerne, Pa. ' : ; . . : '.■ Preaching in M. E. Church, Davenport Center, N. Y., igog . Mairried September ■ 14, igog.V'Carolyn May Palmef,. of Luzerne,- Pa. Child : _ Russell Palmer, b. September 13, 1910. Address : Davenport Center, N. Y. 2739. FREDERICK HERBERT GILMAN. B.A. A. K. E. Bom August 18, 1881, Winterport, Me. .... , Graduate student, CorneH University, igog-io. Teaching in El Paso Military Institute, Texas, 1910^ . , . , Address: El Paso Military Institute, Fort Bliss, Tex. 2740. PHILIP LOMBARD GIVEN. B-A.; M.A. (on exam,), igio, and Harvard University, igio. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Born May 6, 1887, Orange, N. J. Graduate student, Harvard University, igog— — . Address : 10 Conant Hall, Cambridge, Mass. S9S 1909.] GRADUATES. 2741. FREDERIC SQUIRES GORHAM. B.A. X. ^./ Born November 4, 1882, Hamden, Conn. ■ . 1, . ' - Prirlcipal of a grammar school, Whitneyville, Conn., 1909-^ — . Address: 970 Dixwell Ave., Highwood Station, New Haven, Conn. 2742. HORACE STANTON GRIFFING. B.S. A. K, E. Born July 6, 188s, Brooklyn, 'N. Y. With the Library -Bureau, New York,. N. Y., 1909 . Address':' 645 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. 2743. WILLIAM MORGAN GRIGSON. B.A. A. T. A. Born February 12, 1887, Medford,'Mass. With the Taplin Manufacturing Company, New Britain, Conn., 1909-10. Y. M. C. A. secretary, Troy, N. Y., 1910 . Address: Y. M. C. A., Troy, N. Y. ^. ' 2744. HAROLD SEYMOUR GUY.; B,S. X, *. Born December 12, 1887, Middletown, Conn. Brodier of J. H. Gujr (class of 1896), Alice B. Guy (class of 1897), and C^ "B. Guy (class of 1904). , . Member of firm, Guy & Bullock, insurance, Middletown, Conn., 1909 . ;, - Address: South Farms, Middletown, Conn. 2746. RAYMOND ISRAEL HALL. B.S. *. B. K. Born Jan- uary 10, 1885, Millheim, Pa. Taught in High School, Dunkirk, N. Y., 1909-10. Studying in Johns Hopkins Medical School, 1910 . Addi-ess :- Johns Hopkins Medical School, Baltimore, Md., 2746. MAURICE ADELBERT HAMMOND, B.S. C. C. Born August 30, 1886, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Studying in Drew Theological Seminary, 190^ '''' . Address : Drew Theological Seminary, Madison^ N. J. 2747. JOHN TIEBOUT HANCOCK. B.A.^. X. Born May 27, 1887, New Brunswick, N. J. . , Studying in New York Law School, 1909 . Address: 184 Madison St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 2748. DUDLEY HARMON. B.S. *. B. K. Born November 18, 1886, Meriden, Conn; On the editorial staff of The Washington (D. C.) Herald, 1909; The Washington Times, 190Q- . ' ' Address: The Times, Washingtoh, D. C. 2749. JOHN TOOKE HARP. B.S. C. C. , Born March ' 27, 1887,, Oneonta, N. Y. Taught in Tilford Collegiate Academy, Vinton, Iowa, 19O9-10. Prin- cipal of a grammar school, Freeport, N. Y., 1910 . Address: Freeport,' N. Y. 2750. , OSCAR FRED HEDENBURG. B.A-. B. e. n. Born May 6, 1883, Webster, Mass. Assistant in Chemistry, Wesleyan University, 1909 . Address: Middletown, Conn.. • >, , , i' 596 GRADUATES. [1909. . 2751. . FRANK LEWIS HEWITT. B.S. *, T. Born April 9, 1882, Winsted,' Conn. : Taught in Robbins School, Norfolk, Conn., 1909-10; TiltonSeminaiT,, N. H., 1910 . Address: Tilton, N. H. 2752. FRANK HOWARD KIDDER. B.A. *. N. 9. Born Sep- tember 16, 1886; Litchfield, Coiin. Son of No. 1275. .:.;,. Teaching in Greenwich Academy, Conn., 1909 . Address : Greenwich Academy, Greenwich, Conn. 2753. HAROLD CLARENCE KILBOURNE. B.A. B. 6-. H. Born June 22, 1884, Plantsville, Conn. Clerk in the treasurer's office, Hampton Institute, Va., igio. Address: Plantsville, Conn. 2754. WILLIAM ERNEST LEIGHTON. B.S. A. T. A. Born June 28j 1885, Portland, Me. Brother of No. 2493. Clerk, U. S. Trust Company, Portland, Me., 1909 — — . Address : 36 Vesper St., Portland, Me. 2755. WALDO BROSS Maclean. B.A. A. A. *. Born Novem- ber,^, 1887, Brockport, N. Y. With the Western Electric Company, New York, N. Y., 1909 . Address: 31 West 129th St., New York, N. Y. 2766. JOHN JOSEPH MARRINAN. B.S. A. K. E. Bom December 23, 1886, Boston, Mass. Taught in Holderness School, Plymouth, N. H., 1909-10; El Paso Military Institute, Texas, 1910 . Address: El Paso Military Institute, Fort Bliss, Tex. 2757. FREDERIC LOUIS MAXIM. B.A. A. A. *. Bom March 2, 1888, New York, ,N. Y. With Maxim & Goldsmith, hat manufacturers. New York, N. Y., 1909 — '—. Address : 584 West 183d St., New York, N. Y. 2758., ARTHUR HENRY MIDDLEMASS. B.A. C. C. Born November 7, 1881, New Britain, Conn.. Representative of C. D. Parker & Co., bankers, Boston, Mass., 1909 r.. , :,;,: Address : New Britain, Conn. 2759. CARLTON FRIEND MILLER. B.S. Born June 13, 1888, Wallingford, Conn. ' '' 1 •;' Assistant in Chemistry, Cornell University, 1969-: — . Address: Cornell 'University, Ithaca, N. Y. ' ^ 2760. DAVID deWITT MILLER. B.A. A. T. A. Born Feb- ruary II, 1887, New York, N. Y. ' ', : Teaching iii- Monttlair Academy, N. J., 1909 . Address: Montclair Academy, Montclair, N. J. 597 1909.] GRADUATES. 2761. ERIC McCOY NORTH. B.A.; M.A. (on exam.), 1910, and Columbia University, 1910. *. N. 9. *. B. K. Bom June 22, 1888, Middletown, Conn. Son of No. 984; brother of No. 203O; Graduate student, Columbia University, 1909 r. Studying in Union Theological Seminary, 1910 . Address: 121 West I22d St., New York, N. Y. 2762. WILLIAM HENRY ODELL, Jr. B.S., 1910. A. K. E. Bom July 16, 1887, Akron, Ohio. Brother of No. 2692.' Address: Norwalk, Conn. 2763. J[OHN] GREGG PAINE. B.A. X. *. Bora , July 11, 1887, Columbia, Ea. Studying in Law School of George Washington University, ahd employed in the Census Bureau, Washington, D. C, 1910 . Address: 118 Adams St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 2764. ROBERT NELSON PATTERSON. B.A; C. C. Born February 9, 1888, SoHierset, Mass. Brother of No. 2693. Hotel clerk, Washington, D. C, 1909 . Address: Hamilton Hotel, Washington, D. C. 2765. CHARLES SYLVESTER PREBLE. B.A. C. C. Born September 29, 1882, Townsend, Mass. Teaching in High School, Rumford, Me., 1909 . Address: Rumfor.d. Me. 2766. CHESTER ALLEN RICH. B.S. Bom October 25, 18&1, Provincetown, Mass. Address : Provirtcetown, Mass. 2767. GEORGE WILSON ROBERTS. B.A. C. C. Bom: Octo- ber 9, 1886, Wethersfield, Conn. Brother of No. 2097. With ihe National Fire Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn., 1909 . Address: Wethersfield, Conn. 2768. 'FRANK ALTON SHAILER. B.A. A. T. A. *. B. K. Bom March 18, 1888, Haddam, Conn. In the actua'fial depart'ment,' Ti-avelers Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn., 1909-11; Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, New York, N. Y., 1911 . ■:■-■: ■ ' Address : 147 West 97th St., New York, N. Y. 2769. MELVIN ASA SHAW. B.S. C. C Born April 16, i88i; Williamsburg, Mass. Brother of No. 2566. Taught in High School, Fafmingtdn; Me., 1969-ID. Address: R. F. D. No. i, Springfield, Mass. 2770. CLARENCE McKINLAY SHERWOOD. B.A.^' C. C. Born April i, 1888, Broadalbin,: N. Y. Son of No. 1128; brother of No. 2637. ' • ' . ' S98 GRADUATES. [1909. Taught in High School, Hackensack, N. J., 1909-10. Assistant in Chemistry and graduate student, Cornell University, 1910 — —. Address : 301 College Ave., Ithaca, N. Y. 2771. HENRY ROBERTSON SKEEL. B.A. X. ^. Born Octo- ber 4, 188s, New York, N. Y. Son of No. 1104. Studying in College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, N. Y., 1909 . Address : 361 Mott Ave., New York, N. Y. 2772. GEORGE BATCHELDER SOULE. B.A. *. N. 9. Born July 26, 1885, Lynnfield Center, Mass. Bond salesman. Union Trust Company, New York, N. Y., 1909^ — . Address: 195 South Mountain Ave., Montclair, N. J. 2773. FRANK HATCH STREIGHTOFF. B.A.; M.A. (-on exam.), 1910. C. C. *. B. K. Born February 23, 1886, Brooklyn, N. Y. Taught in Belief onte Academy, Pa., 1909-10. Graduate sttfdeht (Garth Fellow), Columbia University, 1910 . Address : 8s Macon St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 2774. WILLIS MITCHELL TATE. B.S. A. K. E. Born June 16, 1887, Waterbury, Conn. In the dry goods business, Waterbury, Conn., 1909 . Address : 71 Chestnut Ave., Waierbury, Conn. 2776. WILLIAM ELMER TRAXLER. B.A. C. C. *. B. K. Born June 3, 1879, Rohrsburg, Pa. ' Teaching in Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Pa., 1909 . Address: Kingston, Pa. 2776. MONTGOMERY REA TRIMMER. B.S. X. ■4'. Born May 3, 1885, Hackettstown, N. J. '_ Chemist, Ivory Soap Company, Port Richmond, N. Y., 1909-10; S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company, Prince Bay; N. Y., 1910 :• Address : S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company, Prince Bay, N. Y. 2777. HORACE GLENN WHITE. B.A. Born November 21. 1886, Trumbull, Conn. Sales correspondent, American Book Company, New York, N. Y., 1909-11. Address: 5623 Cedar Aye.,^ Philadelphia, Pa. 2778. CLINTON FISKE WILDING. B.A. •^. T. Born October 2, 1886, Monmouth, 111. With W. N. Jennings, printer. New York, N. Y., 1909-10. On the staff of The Vogue, 'New York, N. Y., 1910 . Address: 331 High St, Perth Amboyi N. J. 2779. WILLIAM RULON WILLIAMSON. B.A. ; M.A. (on exam.), 1910. C. C. *. B. K. Born July i, 1889, Wales, N. Y. Brother of No. 2645. 599 1909-10.] GRADUATES. Graduate student, Wesleyan University, igog-io. In the actuarial department. Travelers Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn., 1910 . Address: 23 May St., Hartford, Conn. 2780. STANLEY DAVIS WILSON. B.A.;- I^.A. (on exam.), 1910. C. C. *. B. K. Born February 5, iS^i, Waldo, Me. Graduate student, WeSleyan University, 1909-10. Instructor in Geol- ogy and Assistant in Chemistry, Washburn College, Kans., 1910 . Address: 1717 College Ave., Topeka, Kans. 2781. WILHELM ALBERT WINTTER. B.S,/, - 2829. FRANCIS FINLEY ROBINSON. B.A. A. T,< A. Born October 5, 1886, New York, N. Y. :' Studying in Drew Theological Seminary, 1910 . Address: Madison, N. J. ,,, ,^ ,,^ ^j - ...... .^. , -.,.....-. , ^ , ,^ 2830. RICHARD ^HOMER SCHMIDT. B.A. C. C. Born OctoJ- ber 23, 1889, Bethel, Conn. Teaching in Gorhara Normal 'School, Me., 1910 . Address': Gorham, Me^ 604 GRADUATES. [1910. 2831. FRANK SEYMOUR 'SMITH. B.A.. A. A. *. Born Octo- ber i6, 1888, New York, N. Y. Son of No. 1491. Studying in Law School of George Washington University, rgio-^ — , Address : 1631 i6th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. IRVING LeROY smith. B.A. C. C. Bom March 22, 1879, Norwalk, Conn. Studying in Drew Theological Seminary, 1910 . Address: Madison, N. J. 2833. WINFRED NEWTON STILWELL. B.A, A. A. *. ■ Born January i, 1890, Philadelphia, Pa. With the Southwest Telegraph and Telephone 0>mpany, H-Ouston, Tex., 1910 . , Address : care of Southwest Telegraph and Telephone Company, Houston, Tex. , . . ' - ^ .,- 2834. GEORGE MACHIN STOCKDALE. B.A. A. A. *. *. B.K. Born June 20, 1888, Bellport, N. Y. Graduate student, Wesleyan University, 1910 . Address: Middletown, Conn. 2835. Clyde BRONSON STUNTZ. B.A. a. T. a. Bom Octo- ber 8, 1886, LeGrand, Iowa. Studying in Drew Theological Seminary, 1910 . Address: Madison, N. J. 2836. GRIFFIN B' TOWNSE^fD. .B.S. A. T. A. Born February 6, 1887, Dresden, N. Y. " ■ Address: Penn Yan, N. Y. 2837. ARTHUR T VANDERBILT,., B.A. A. K. E. *., B. K. Bom July 7, 1888, Newark,, N. J. ' ' Studying in Columbia Law School, 1910 . Address: 14 North 9tTi"St., Newark, N. J. 2838. HENRY CARLOS WILCOX- B.S. *. T. Born March 20, 1887, New Boston, Mass. ■\ ' Address : Elm St., Winsted, Conn, 2839. ARTHUR REDFIELD WRIGHT. B.S. A. A. *. Born March 20, 1888, Essex, Conn. Engaged in manufacturing, Centerbrook, Conn., 1910 . Address: Centerbrook, Conn. 2840. CLARA CATHERINE ANGUS. B.A. Born July 25, 1888, Hartford, Conn. Teaching in High School, Middletown, Conn., 1910 . Address : Middletown, Conn. 2841. MARGARET CRAWFORD. B.A. *. B. K. Born April 19, 1889, Middletown, Conn. Daughter of No. 1037; sister of No. 2665. Graduate student, Wesleyan University, 1910 . Address : 197 High St., Middletown, Conn. 605 1910.] GRADUATES. 2842. MARION WILSON GREENE. B.A. *. B. K. Bom April IS, 1882, Bridgeport, Conn. Teaching in Bridgeport, Conn., 1910 . Address : 497 Latirel Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. 2843. AGNES NORA HOGAN. B.A. Born January 8, 1885, Hartford, Conn. Teaching in New Hartford, Conn., 1910 — -. Address: 53 Grove St., Hartford, Conn. 2844. ANNIE BACON LEWIS. B.A. Born November 25, 1886, Middletown, Conn. Teaching in Margaretville, N. Y., 1910 Address: Margaretville, N. Y. 2845. ESTHER ELIZABETH PARKER. B.A. Bom April 21, 1889, Naugatuck, Conn. Teaching in Woodbury, Conn., 1910; High School, Middletown, Conn., 191 1 . Address : High School, Middletown, Conn. 2846. RUTH ALMIRA SWAN. B.A. Bom September 16, 1887, Leesville, Conn. ' Teaching in Tillotson College, Austin, Tex., 1910 . Address: Tillotson College, Austirt^ Tex. 2847. RUTH WEEKS SYKES. B,A. Bora October 26, 1887, Pawtucketj R.' I. Sister of No. 2322. Teaching in Unionville, Conn., 1910 . Address : Unionville, Conn. 2848. AGNES TREADWAY THOMPSON. B.A. *. B. E. Bom September 19, 1888, Middletown, Conn. Teaching in Thompsonville, Corin., 1910 . Address: Thompsonville, Conn. 2849. JOHANNA MARIA ELIZABETH ZEILITZ. BA. #. B. K. Born November 18, 1887, Stockholm, .Sweden. ' ; Graduate student (Squire Scholar), Wesleyaii University, 1910— — . Address: ,316 William St, Midjlletovn, Conn. ,„ „ 606 NON-GRADUATES. CLASS OF t833. ♦ERASMUS DARWIN ANDREWS. Born September 28, 1807, Hamden, Conn. Left college, 1832. Practised medicine in Ohio, and in Durham, Conn. Died Febniaiy 22, 1874, Durham, Conn. ♦GEORGE ARNOLD. Left college, 1832. Clerk in Boston. Mass., 1835. Died 1840, or earlier, Boston, Mass. ♦JOHN MANLY FLOURNOY. B.A., Union College, 1833- Born January 14, 1814, Eatonton, Ga. Brother of J. Floumoy, Jr. (class of 1837). Left college during Senior year, 1833. Cotton planter in Alabama, 1833-56. Died 1859, Columbus, Ga. ♦SPENCER MATTISON. B.A., Middlebury College, 1835; M.A. (Hon.), Wesleyan University, 184O. Bom August 2, i8io8, Plainfield, N. Y. Left college, 1832. Methodist Episcopal minister, Troy Conferepce,' 1835-36, 1843-46; South Illinois Conference, 1852-53. Principal of Vineville Academy,' Ga., 1837-42. Professor of Ancient Languages and Literature; McKendree College, 1846-52. Principal' of Rock River Seminafy,' Mount Morris, 111., 1853; Died October 27, 1853, Mount Morris, 111. CLASS OF J834. ♦OSMON OLEANDER BAKER. M.A. (Hon.), 1837; D.D., 1852; Bom July 30, 1812, Marlow, N. H. Left college during Senior year, 1833. Taught in Newbury Semi- nary, Vt., 1834-39; principal, 1839-43. Methodist Episcopal minister, New Hampshire Conference, 1844-47. Professor, Methodist General Biblical Institute, Concord, N. H., 1847-49; President, 1850-52. Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1852-71. Died December 20, 1871, Concord, N. H. ♦ALFRED S BATES. Born March 31, 1814, New York, N. Y. Left college during Freshman year, 1831. In business in New York, N. Y., 1844-58. Engaged in farming, Scarsdale, N. Y., 1858-89. Died October 17, 1889, Scarsdale, N. Y. ♦JOHN WELLS FOSTER. Born 1815, Brimfield, Mass. Admitted to the bar, 1835. Assistant, Ohio State Geological Survey, 1837-44. Spent' much time in studying the mounds and other evidences 607 1834.] NON-GRADUATES. of ancient races in the Mississippi Valley. President, American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1869. Died June 29, 1873, Chicago, 111. ♦WILLIAl*^ HEMRY - GILDER. . M.A., Dickinson College, 1845. Born September 17, 1812, Philadelphia, Pa. Left college during Sophomore year, 1832. Methodist Episcopal minister, Philadelphia Conference, 1833-38, 1859-61. In business in Philadelphia, Pa., 1838-40^ Established The Pearl and Repository in Philadelphia, 1840; editor, 1840-43. Principal of Bellevue Female Institute, Bordentown, N. ]., 1842. Established The f^iteraryt Register, 1847; editor, 1847-48. Principal' of Flushing Female Institute, N. Y., 1848-59., Opened a female, seminary in Yonkers, N. Y., 1861. Chap- lain of the 40th Regiment; N. Y. Voltinteer Infantry, 1861-64. Died April 13, 1864, Brandy Station, Va. ♦THOMAS EAGAN GRAVES. Born May 15, 1814, Hebron, Conn. Left college during Senior year. Practised law in Thompson, Coiin.; 1837-69; Boston, Mass., 1869-75; Danielsonville, Conn., 1876-81. Corporaition counsel; Boston, Hartford & Erie, and ' .otljer; 1 rail- roads, Died January 25, , 1888, Danielson, Conn. ♦FREDERICK MERRICK. M.A. (Hon.). 1837. Born January 29, 1810, Wilbraham, Mass. Left college near the end of Senior year, 1834. Principal of Amenia Seminary, N. Y., 1836-38. Professor in Ohio Wesleyan University, 1838-43. Methodist Episcopal minister, Ohio Conference, 1842-43. Agent of Ohio Wesleyan University, 1843-45. Professor of Natural Science, Ohio Wesleyan University, i845-'SS; of Moral Science and Biblical Literature, .1855-60; President,,, i860- 73; Lecturer on Natural and Revealed Religion, 1873-82. Lecturer on Chemistry, Starling , Medical College, 1846-53. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, i860, '64, '76. Died March 5, 1894, Delaware, Ohio. ♦ALMOND OWEN. B.A., Union College, 1834. Born 1805, Homer, N. Y. - . . , . Left college during Junior year, 1833. Principal of High School, Sandy Hill, N. Y., 1834-37; Lafayette, ^1838-47- Superintendent of schools, Homer, N. Y., 1847-74. Farmer and dealer in real estate, 1881. Deceased; date of death unknown. ♦OSCAR LOVELL SHAFTER. LL.D., University of California, 1862. Born October 19, 1812, Athens, Vt. Brother of No. 58. Left college during Senior year. Practised law in Wilmington, Vt., 1836-54; San Francisco, Cal., 1854-64. Member pf; Vermont Legis- lature, 1852. Associate justice of the Supreme Court of California, 1864-67. Died January 23, 1873, Florence, Italy. ♦JOHN A SILLICK. Born May 21, 1805, Saratoga, N. Y. Left college during Senior year. Methodist Episcopal minister. New York Conference, 1834-48 ; New York East Conference, 1848-65. Died July 10, 1865, New York, N. Y. ♦EBEN TOWNSEND STARR. Born August 18, 1816, Middle- town, Conn. 608 NON-GRADUATES. [1834-35. Left college, May, 1834. Served in U. S. Navy, South Atlantic Squadron, 1834-37. Inventor and manufacturer of breech-loading rifles, Starr Arms Company, New York, N. Y., 1863-99. Died October 27, 1899, Brooklyn, N. Y. *ABEL STEVENS. M.A., Brown University, 1839; LL.D., Indiana State University, 1856. Born January 17, 181S, Philadelphia, Pa. • Left college, having completed the Scientific course, 1834. Metho- dist Episcopal minister. New England and Providence Conferences, 1834-40. Editor of Zion's Herald, Boston, Mass., 1840-52; National Magazine, New York, N. Y., 1853-54. Editor of The Christian Advo- cate and Journal, New York, N. Y., 1856-60. Stationed at 17th St., New York, N. Y., 1860-62; Mamaroneck, N. Y., 1862-65. Joint editor of The Methodist, 1865-73. Engaged in literary work, 1874-97. Died September 11, 1897, San Jose, Cal.- CLASS OF J 835. *CHARLES LEE BROWN. Born March, 1812, near Wicomico Church, Va. Left college at the end of Sophomore year, 1833. Practised medi- cine in Northumberland County, Va., 1836-56. Died June, 1856. *TOWNSEND WILLIAM BURTIS. Born in New York, N. Y. Left college during Junior year, 1834. Engaged in farming in Bumpass, Va., 1833-97. Died September 8, 1897, Bumpass, Va. ♦BENJAMIN DANIELS. Left college during Sophomore year, 1833. Methodist Episcopal minister. New York Conference. Taught in Rye, N. Y. Protestant Episcopal minister. Died before i860. *JOHN MILTON FOSTER. Born July 31, 1812, Springfield, Mass. Left college, having completed a special course, 183^5. Engaged in manufacturing in Springfield, Mass. Died May 19, 1901, Springfield. Mass. *LEWIS FOSTER. Born September 23, 1797, Ashfield, Mass. Entered as a special student, and left college in the autumn of 1833. Principal of Kingston Academy, Mass. Thereafter resided in Springfield, Mass. Died June 24,- 1867, Springfield, Mass. *MORRIS HILL. Born October 6, 1812, Redding, Conn. Left college. May, 1833. Methodist Episcopal minister. New York East Conference, 1837-39, 1849-62. Superannuated, 1862. Engaged in the lime business, Reddipg, Conn., 1840-48. Member of Conn. Legis- lature, 1841. Secretary and treasurer. Fair Haven Gas Light Com- pany, Conn., 1861-68. ■ Treasurer of Dann Bros. & Co., 1870-76. Auditor, New Haven Gas Light Company, 1878-82. Died April 5, 1902, New Haven, Conn. 609 .1835.] NON-GRADUATES. *ARISTIDES J HUESTIS. Born February, 22, 1806, Westmore- ,land, N. H. Left college, 1833. Principal of a private school in New Jersey, 1834-3S ; Buckingham Collegiate Institute, Va., 1835-43. Superinten- dent of public instruction, Humboldt County, Cal. Resided in Cali- fornia, preaching occasionally, 1863-83., County judge for several years. Member of Cal. Legislature, 1866-67. Died March 14, 1883, Eureka, Cal. ♦PARDON TILLINGHAST KENNEY. Born September 5, 1810, New Bedford, Mass. Left college, 1833. Methodist Episcopal minister. New England Conference, 1833-69. Died November 11, 1869, Nebraska City, Nebr. ♦GEORGE WASHINGTON LANE. M.A. (Hon.), 1840. Born January 18, 1818, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Brother of No. 20. Left college during Junior year. Methodist Episcopal minister, Georgia Conference, 1835-36. Taught in Manual Labor School, Cov- ington, Ga., 1836-37. Professor of Ancient Languages, Emory Col- lege, Ga., 1838-48. Died September 21, 1848, Oxford, Ga. *DEWITT CLINTON LAWRENCE. B.A., Union College, 1835. Born 1816, Clinton, N. Y. - Left college at the end of Junior year. Practised law, Grand Rapids, Mich., 1842-50. Judge of County Court, 1846-48. Patent attorney, Washington, D. C, "1850-92. Died 1892. ' *JOHN McCLINTOCK. B.A., University of Pennsylvania, 1835; D.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1848; LL.D., Rutgers CoUegCy 1866. Born October 27, 1814 Philadelphia, ,Pa. Left college after a few weeks' stay, 1831. Joined New Jersey Conference, M. E. Church, 1837. Professor of Mathematics,. .Pickin- son College,. 1836-39; Professor of Greek and Latin, 1839-48. Editor of The Methodist Quarterly Review, 1848-56. Delegate of the M. E. Church to -the- Methodist Wesleyan Conference of England, to the Irish, French and German Conferences, and to the Evangelical Alliance, Berlin, 1856. President-elect of Troy University, 1857-58. Stationed at St. Paul's Church, New York, N. Y., 1857-60, 1864-65. Pastor of the American Chapel, Paris, 1860-64. Corresponding editor of The Methodist, 1860-64. , Resided in Germaijtown, Pa., 1865-66. Chairman of Central Centenary Committee of the M. E. Church, and, in cooperation with Daniel Drew, established Drew Theological Semi- nary at Madison, N. J., 1866. President of the same, and Professor of Practical Theology, 1867-70. Died March 4,. 1870, Madison, N. J. *CHAUNC.Y RICHARDSON. Born 1802, in Vermont. Left college, 1833. President of Rutersville College, Tex., 1839-52. Presiding Elder of Rutersville District, 1843-45. Member of the con- vention held in Louisville, Ky., to organize the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, 1845. Member of the General Conference of the same, .1850. Editor oi The Texas Wesleyan Banner. Died April 11, 1852, in Texas. « ♦FREDERICK STEVENS. Born 1816, Middletown, Conn. Left college during Freshman year. Studied in U. S. Military Academy, West Point, N. Y. Clerk in the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, '610 NON-GRADUATES. [1835-36. N. Y., about two years. Enlisted in the U. S. Navy about 1841. Appointed paymaster. Died September, 1843, Nassau, Bahama Islands. *SAMUEL MORGAN VALENTINE. M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1838. Born in New York, N.' Y. Left college early in Senior year, 1834. Practised medicine in New York, N. Y., 1850-84. Died August 7, 1884, Luzerne, Switzerland. *JOHN HUBBARD WATKINSON. Left college, after a few months' study, 1831. President of the Middletown National Bank, Conn., 1846-83. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1857-71. Died November 6, 1891, Middletown, Conn. *JAMES BEVERLY WAUGH. M.D., University of Maryland, 1835. Born 1813. Lgft college diiring Freshman year. Practised medicine in Jef- ferson County, Va., 1835-45; Washington, D, C, 1845-50. Died December 9, 1850, Washington, D. C. *HENRY NEWEL WRIGHT. B.A., Union College, 1839. Left college during Sophomore year. Practised law in Pulaski, N. Y., 1840-71. Special county judge, i857-6a Died June 23, 1871, Pulaski, N. Y. CLASS OF 1836, ♦WILLIAM HENRY BACKUS. B.A., Union College, 1836. Born November 24, 1807, Newark, N. J. ■' Left college during Freshman year. Methodist Episcopal minister, Troy Conference, 1836-39. Engaged in the manufacture of hats, Newburgh, N. Y., 1842-45. Removed to Newark, N. J., and engaged in the tinware business. Resided in Portland, Ore., and Omaha, Nebr. Died October, 1862, Omaha, Nebr. ♦WILLIAM F BAILEY. Born July 8, 1816, New York, N. Y. Left college during Senior year, 1836. Died March 8, 1836, Ontario, Canada. BENJAMIN WCHEW. Left college during Freshman year. Address: unknown. ♦CHARLES CHITTENDEN. Born 1805, Clinton, Conn. Methodist Episcopal minister. New York Conference, 1833-64. Died April 27, 1872, Waterbury, Conn. ♦HENRY DeKOVEN. M.A. (Hon.), 1842, and Trinity College, 1845; D^D., Trinity, 1863, and Bishop's College, Canada, 1871. Born January 24, 1819, Middletown, Conn. Left college during Senior year, 1835. Instructor in Modern Lan- guages, Wesleyan University, 1842-43. Ordained deacon in the Pro- 611 1836.] NON-GRADUATES. testant Episcopal Church. In charge of St. Stephen's Church, East Haddara, Conn., 1842. Ordained priest, 1844: Assistant minister of Christ Church, New York, N. Y., 1845-48. Rector of St. Paul's Church, Red Hook, N. Y., 1848. Resigned the charge of St. Paul's Church, Red Hook, and became rector of Christ Church, Lower Red Hook. Traveled in Europe, 1856-58. Professor of Homiletics, Ber- keley Divinity School, l86S-6g. Traveled and resided in Europe, 1874-84. Died July 10, 1884, Engleberg, Switzerland. *JEDEDIAH DWELLY. Born 181 5, Hanover, Mass. Died March 24, 1834, Middletown, Conn., during his Sophomore year. ♦CHRISTIAN SCHLAGLE EYSTER. Born May 19, 1814, Cham- bersburg, Pa. Left college in August, 1833. Practised law in Pittsburg, Pa., 1837-40. Acting district attorney for Allegheny County, Pa., 1840-46. Member of Pa. Legislature, 1853-55. Judge of the First U. S. Judi- cial District of Colorado, 1866-71. Practised law; in Colorado, 1871-76. District attorney of the District of Colorado, 1876-78. Practised law and engaged in mining operations in Colorado, 1878-91. Died 1891, Gunnison, Col. *GAD SMITH GILBERT. Born September 22, 1814, New Haven. Conn. Left college during Junior year. Methodist Episcopal minister. New York Conference, 1842-48; Louisiana Conference, 1848; New York East Conference, 1848-56. Agent for Wesleyan University, 1855. Died August 1, 1866, New Haven, Conn. ' ♦HENRY CURTIS HUBBARD. Born August 16, 1813, Middle- field, Conn. Died December 27, 1834, Middlefieldj Conn., during his Junior year. BENJAMIN JOY. Left college during Freshman year. Address : unknown. ♦WILLIAM JAMES LEONARD. Born September 16, 1816, Wil- ton, Md. Left college in January, 1835. Studied law in Cambridge, Md. Member of Md. Legislature, 1849, '53. Grain and lumber dealer in Salisbury Village, Md., 1855-61. Colonel of Md. Volunteers,, i86z Member of the Republican National Convention, Baltimore, Md., 1864. Appointed provost marshal. First District, Md., 1864. Mem- ber of House of Delegates of Maryland, 1850, '54, '74. Comptroller of the State Treasury of Maryland, 1867-70. President of County School Board, 1872, '73. Engaged in farming, 1881-1902. Died 1902. ♦HART FOSTER PEASE. Born December 27, 181 1, Ashfield, Mass. Left college during Freshman year. Taught' in Cheshire and Meriden, Conn., 1833-34. Methodist Episcopal minister. New York Conference, 1834-73. Superannuated, 1873-88. Died March 28, 1888, Norwalk, Conn. 612 NON-GRADUATES. [1836-37. *DAVID BETTS WAKEMAN. Born April i8, 1811, Monticello, N. Y. Brother of No. 88. Left college at the end of Freshman year. In the lumber business in Jersey City, N. J. Died September 22, 1853, Jersey City, N. J. CLASS OF J837. *SAMUEL PIKE DOLE. Born December 28, 1808, East Salis- bury, Mass. Left college during Freshman year. Studied in Switzerland, 1838-40. Taught in Providence, R. I., 1841. Died September 10, 1841, East Salisbury, Mass. *JACOB J ENOS. Bom July S, 1816, Johnstown, N. Y. Left college, having completed the Scientific course, 1837. Prac- tised law in Watertown, Wis., 1844-74. Court commissioner. Post- master of Watertown, Wis. Died January 3, 1874, Watertown, Wis. *DANIEL WEBSTER FIELD. Born October 28, 1814, Providence, R. I. Left college at the end of Sophomore year, 1835. Portrait and landscape painter. Died September 17, 1878, Providence, R. I. *JOSIAH FLOURNOY, Jr. Born September 14, 1817, near Eaton- ton, Ga. Brother of J. M. Flournoy (class of 1833). Left college during Sophomore year. Cotton planter in Alabama, 1835-40. Died July 27, 1840, near Eufaula, Ala. ♦WILLIAM HUMPHREY GARDNER. Born November 10, 1817, Brimfield, Mass. Left college, having completed an English course, 1836. Practised medicine in Whitesboro, N. Y., 1843-59. Removed to Ohio, i860. Assistant surgeon in hospitals, Nashville, Tenn. ; post surgeon at Shelbyville, Tenn., 1863-64. Died July 18, 1864, in a field-hospital near Nashville, Tenn. *EDMUND BREWSTER GREEN. Born January 3, 1817, Smyrna, Del. Left college near the end of Senior year, having completed the Scien- tific course. Studied law in Middletown, Conn. Edited The New England Review, Hartford, Conn. ; The Saturday Review, New York, N. Y. Went to Panama about 1850. Died July 11, 1852, on the Isthmus of Panama. ♦AARON HAYNES HURD. Born April. 7, 1813, Sand Gate, Vt. Died October 3, 1836, Middletown, Conn., during his Senior year. ♦WILLIAM LEWIS. Born March 12, 1810, Woodbury, Conn. Left college, September, 1834. Taught in Macon, Ga., 1834-41, 1842-43. Resided in Portland, Conn., 1843-45. Died 1845, Portland, Conn. 613 1837.] NON-GRADUATES. . LEWIS W MARSHALL. Left college during Sophomore year. Address : unknown. *AMOS BINNEY MERRILL. LL.B., Harvard University, 1841. Born March 4, 1820, Lyman, N. H. Brother of Nos. 11 and 23. Left college during Junior year. Principal of preparatory depart- ment of Louisiana State College, 1839-40. Practised law in Boston, Mass., 1842-72. Member- rof -Mass. Legislature, i8S9. '60. Died August 30, 1873, Boston, Mass. ■ - *OWEN PERKINS RANSOM. Born November, 1817. Left college, 1833. Graduated at U. S. Military Academy, 1838. Commissioned 2d lieutenant, 2d Dragopns, 1838; promoted to ist lieutenant, 1840; dismissed, 1845. Civil engineer in Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Ohio, and Indiana. Appointed colonel of the 1st Ohio Cavalry, 1861 ; resigned, 1862. Civil engineer of the Indiana- polis & Cincinnati Railroad. Died January, 1880,' in Kentucky. ♦SYLVESTER BIRD ROCKWELL. Born January 15, 1813, Corn- wall, Vt. Left college in 1833. Studied in Middlebury College, 1833-34. Merchant and exporter of stock to the Pacific states. Pacific corre- spondent of Moore's Rural New Yorker. Died March 7, 1884, Middle- bury, Vt. *MOSES LEWIS SCUDDER. M.A. (Hon.), 1849; D.D., McKen- dree College, 1867. *. N. e. Born November 14, 1814, Huntington, N. Y. _ , _ Left college in November of Senior year,, 1836. , Methodist Epis- copal minister. New England Conference, li837-43; Troy Conference, 1843-45; New York Conference, 184S-49; New York. East Conference, 1849-91. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1876. Died June 7, 1891, Washington, D. C. *THOMAS SEWALL. Born April 28, 1818, Essex, Mass. Left college during Senior year. Methodist Episcopal minister, Baltimpre Conference, 1838-66; New York East Conference, 1866-70. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, i860. Died August 11, 1870, Baltimore, Md. *JACOB GEIGER STONE. Born March 22, 1817, Elizabeth, N. J. Died July, 183S, Middletown, Conn., during his Sophomore year. *THOMAS BANGS THORPE. M.A. (Hon.), 1847. Born March I, 181S, Westfield, Mass. Left college during Junior year. Established The Conservfifor, Baton Rouge, La., 1846. Mexican war correspondent, . 1847-48. Editor of The Spirit of the Times, New York, N. Y., 1850. Resided in New York, N. Y., contributor to magazines, 1854-60. Staff officer and colonel of volunteers, 1862. Appointed surveyor of the port of New Orleans, 1863. Chief clerk in the warehouse department, New York Custom House, 1869-78; weigher, 1878. Died September 21, 1878, New York, N. Y. 614 NON-GRADUATES. [1837-38 ♦BENJAMIN TROW.*B.A., Dartmouth College, 1837. Born December 18, 1802, New Braintree, Mass. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Engaged in farming in Illinois and Wisconsin, 1848-70. Died November 9, 1870, Genoa Junction, Wis. ♦BLBRIDGE WALBRIDGE. B.A., University of Vermont, 1836; M.A., University of Vermont. Born in Stafford, Conn. Left college during Sophomore year. School principal and lawyer. Died about 1850, Galveston, Tex. JOHN K WRIGHT. Left college after a stay of about two years. Address : unknown. CLASS OF J838. ♦LOYAL B ANDRUS. Born January 13, 1809, , Cornwall,. Vt. Left college during Freshman year. Methodist Episcopal minister, New York Conference, 1843-73. Died March 27, 1873, near Yonkers, N. Y. ♦LUCIUS CASE. Born November 8, 1813, Simsbury, Conn. Left college during Freshman year. Practised law in Logan, Ohio, 1838-43 ; Norwalk, Ohio, 1843-64. Died July 23, 1864, Newark, Ohio.. ♦LORIN CONE COLLINS. Born March 30, 1813, North Wil- braham, Mass. Left college, 1836. Methodist Episcopal minister. New England Conference, 1837-40; Providence (how New England Southern) Con- ference, 1845-53; Minnesota Conference, 1866-68. Second Advent' preacher, in Chicago and vicinity. Died April 7, 1904, Wheaton, 111. ♦DANIEL OLIVER EATON. Born November 22, 1814, Ware, Mass. Left college during Sophomore year. In the grocery business in Albany, N. Y, and elsewhere. Died October 7, 1895, Bloomfield, N. J. JOHN S J GRIDLEY. Left college during Sophomore year. Methodist Episcopal minister, New Hampshire Conference, 1838-44; New England Conference, 1844-50; Genesee Conference, 1850-54; Rock River Conference, 1854-56. Superannuated, 1856. Located, 1857. ■^ Address: unknown. ♦THOMAS HALE. M.A., University of Vermont, 1852. Born January 18, 1813, Chelsea, Vt. Left college after a few months' study, 1834. Taught in Alabama and Louisiana, 1836-43. Practised law in Vermont. Editor of The Vermont Journal, Windsor, Vt., 1847-58; The New Hampshire Sen- tinel, Keene, N. H., 1859-66; The Republican Observer, White River Junction, Vt, 1877-80; The New England Observer, Keene, N. H., 1880-81. Died March 4, 1893, Plainfield, N. J. 61S 1838.] NON-GRADUATES. ♦ERASTUS D HARRIS. Left college during Sophomore year, 1836. Believed to have died soon after 1836. *HENRY HARVEY. Born November 2, 1812, Queensbury, N. Y. Left college during Freshman year, 1835 Admitted to the bair, 1837. Died April 26, 1838, Queensbury, N! Y. ♦WILLIAM WILSON HOLMES. Born November 7. 1817. New York, N. Y. Left college about the end of Freshman year. Temperance lecturer, tobacconist, agent, etc. Died March 15, 1862. *MELATIAH HATHAWAY LAWRENCE. Born 1813. Left college during Freshman year. Engaged in farming. Mem- ber of N. Y. State Assembly. Member of Constitutional Convention. Collector of internal revenue in 2Sth New York District. Died 187S, Penn Yan, N. Y. *JOHN KENDIG LONGNECKER. Born October 18, 1813, Cum- berland County, Pa. Left college during Freshman year. Studied in Dickinson College. Practised law. Resided in Oregon for a time. Died November 9, 1852, in Panama, on his way home from Oregon. ♦JAMES EDWARD FISHER McDONOUGH. M.D., Yale Col- lege, 1840. Born 1816, Middletown, Conn. Left college during Sophomore year. Practised medicine in New York, N. Y., and St. Louis, Mo. Died 1851, Hartford, Conn. ♦WILLIAM FRANCIS MERCIER. Born March 6, 1815, ElUcott City, Md. Left college during Freshman year. Methodist Episcopal minister, Baltimore Conference, 1840-49. Located, 1849. Died December 2, 1891, Hamilton, Va. ; ♦DANIEL DELAUS MERRICK. Born November 22, 1814, Wil- braham, Mass. Left college during Sophomore year. Practised medicine, apd managed a plantation, near Clinton, La., 1838-53. Died November 9, 1853, East Feliciana Parish, La. ^IDEON MARCHANT MUNDY. B.A., Hobart College, 1839; M."., Hobart, 1842. Born December 26, 1817, New Brunswick, N. J. Left college during Sophomore year. Practised law in Geneva, and New York, N. Y. Clerk in the Custom House, New York, N. Y., 1850-61. Resided in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1868-80. Died January 18, 1892, Asheville, N. C. ♦THOMAS HARTER OAKLEY. M.A. (Hon.), 1855. Born December 16, 1814, New York, N. Y. Left . college in 1836. Engaged in business for twenty-five years. Manufacturer, six years. Inspector of public schools. New York, N. Y., 1843. Assistant editor of The Native American, New York, 616 NON-GRADUATES. [1838. 1843-44. City tax collector of New York, 1844-45- Member of N. Y. State Legislature, 1844; Conn. Legislature, 1853. Chaplain of ist Regiment,. Ohio Light. Artillery, with rank of captain of cavalry, 1861. In charge of the money order office in the post office at Cleveland, Ohio, 1863-68. Resided in Cleveland, Ohio, 1858-82. Died 1890. ♦EVELYN H OVERTON. Born May 25, 1812, Portland, Conn. Left college during Freshman year. Taught school twenty years, and spent the remainder of his life on the farm where he was bom. Died October 17, 1878, Middletown, Conn. *AMOS PRINDLE. B.A., Union College, 1840. Left college after a brief course. Deceased ; date of death unknown. *JOHN AUGUSTUS RUSSELL. Born January 24, 1818, Middle- town, Conn. Brother of S. W. Russell (class of 1858). Left college during Freshman year. Died June 18, 1857. ♦COLLINGWOOD RUTHERFORD. Born August 23, 1817, New- castle-on-Tyne, England. Left college near the end of Sophomore year, 1836. Studied law in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1836-37. Taught, 1837-43. Studied in Union Theological Seminary, 1843-46; graduated, 1846. Methodist Episcopal minister. New Jersey Conference, 1846-61. Engaged in teaching and farming in Missouri, 1868-70. Principal of a school in Iowa, 1870-72; of a commercial college in New York, N. Y., 1872-81. Died Septem- ber, 1899, Haverstraw, N. Y. ♦AUGUSTUS JONATHAN SAWYER. Born April 14, 1816, Har- vard, Mass. Left college, 1838. Taught school, 1839-50. Paymaster in a manu- facturing establishment, 1850-53. Engaged in farming. Harvard, Mass., 1854-81., Member of Mass. Legislature, 1873. Died December 27, 1881, Harvard, Mass. ♦EDMUND AUGUSTUS STANDISH. Born 1810. Left college, 1836. Methodist Episcopal minister. New England Conference, 1837-41 ; Providence (now New England Southern) Con- ference, 1841-53. Died May, 1881, Medford, Minn. JOHN T STIBBS. Left college during Freshman year. Address : unknown. ♦JOSHUA SWEET. B.A., Dickinson College, 1837. Born 1812, Ogdensburg, N. Y. Left college during Freshman year. Professor in Shelby College, Ky., 1843. Ordained priest in the Protestant Episcopal Church, 1844. Rector of St. Andrew's College, Jackson, Miss. Post chaplain, U. S. Army, Fort Ridgely, Minn., 1856-67. Rector at Glencoe, Minn., 1867-74. Died June 24, 1874, Glencoe. Minn. THOMAS MASON WHEELER. Born June i, 1818, New York, N. Y. 617 X 838-39.] NON-GRADUATES. Left college during Sophomore year, 1835. Civil engineer and sur- veyor; afterwards engaged in business in New York,> N. Y. Con- nected with The American Grocer, New York, N. Y., 1873-77. Retired merchant, 1877-^ . Address : unknown. ISAAC RANDOLPH WiLSON. Left college during Junior year. Lieutenant in the U. S. Navy. Clerk in the Treaisury Department, Washington, D. C, 1856; Mem--, ber of the Board of Education, and of the Common Council, Trenton, N. J. During the Civil War, on the staff of General Packard, with the rank of major. Clerk of the New Jersey Senate, 1865, '66. Prac- tised law in Trenton, N. J., 1857-81. Address : unknown. *JAMES WOODS. Born April 22, 1815, New Braintree, Mass. Left college, September, 1836. Studied in the Theological . Seminary, Columbia, S. C, 1838-159. Presb3rterian minister in California, 1840-86. Died October 10, 1886, Winters, Cal. CLASS OF J839. *JOHN M ASHURST. Born in Putnam County, Ga., Left college during Freshman year. Private iri the Georgia Volun- teers during the Seminole War, 1836-37. Practised law for some time. Died before i860. ♦SAMUEL FRANKLIN BELL. B.A. (Hon.), Union College, 1841. Born about ,1810, Chester, Mass. Left college during Sophomore year, 1837; Principal of Rhine- beck Academy, N. Y., 1838-41. Died November, 1841, Rhinebeck, N. Y. *ABNER HARTWELL BROWN. B.A., Dartmouth College,, 1839; M.A., Dartmouth, 1841; M.D., Yale College, 1844, and Berkshire Medical Institute, 1847. Born July 6, 1816, New Ipswich, N. H. Left college during. Freshman year. Tutor in Dartmouth College, 1840-42. Practised medicine in Lowell, Mass. Professor of Chem- istry in Willoughby University. Professor of Materia Medici and Medical Jurisprudence in Berkshire Medical Institute, Pittsfield, Mass. Died April 21, 1851, Hanover, N. H. *PETER WILLIS FINCH. Born September 3, 1816, Nassau, N. Y. Left college during Senior year. Taught school in Tully,' N. Y., 1839-41. Died October 13, 1841, Tully, N. Y. ♦WILLIAM FOSTER; Born October 17, 1806, Hancock County, Ga. Left college, 1836. Principal of an academy, Lumpkin, Ga., 1836-41. Methodist Episcopal minister, Georgia Conference, 1844-46. Taught at Eatonton, Ga., 1846-48; Sparta, iSa., 1849-51; Waverly Hall, Ga., 1851-66. Engaged in farming. Died October 23, 1890, Waverly Hall, Ga. 618 NON-GRADUATES. [1839. DAVID R GARNISS. Left college during Sophomore year. Practised law in New York, N. Y., 1841-49, 1858-81. Address : unknown. *GHARLES FIELD GOSS. M.D., Castleton Medical College, 1838. Born March 3, 1816, Amherst, N. H. Left college during Freshman year. Practised medicine at Sara- toga Springs, N. Y. Proprietor of a bathing establishment at Saratoga, 1849. Died January 28, 1857, Normansville, N. Y. *JOHN WILSON GREEN. Born May 13, 1821. ' ,• Left' college during Freshman year. Clerk, afterwards partner, in a carpet store in New York, N. Y. Went West and took charge of a farm in Wisconsin. Captain in the Mexican War. Engaged in trade in Texas. Died February 20, i8S9, Galveston, Tex. *JOHN HOBART. M.A. (Hon.), 1853. Bom April 9, 1812, West- ford. Vt. Left college during Junior year. Methodist Episcopal minister,. Maine Conference, 1839-51; Providence (now New England Southerii)' Conference, 1851-55. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1844. Editor of The Daily and Weekly News, Newport, R. I., 1856. Chaplain, 8th Wisconsin Regiment of Volunteers, 18&2-65. Deceased; date of death unknown. ♦RICHARD WILLIAM HUBBARD. M.A. (Hon.), Yale College, 1874. ... Left college durmg SophonSore year. Artist and landscape painter in Brooklyn,- N. Y. President of Brookljm Art Association, 1880. Died 1888. THEODORE JAQUES. Born November 19, 1819, New York, N. Y. . Left college in the spring of Freshman year, 1836. Studied engi- neering, 1836-37. Assisted in the survey of the Northern Indiana Railroad, 1837. Surveyor on the Illinois Central Railroad, ,1837-38. Engaged in farming at Rahway, N. J., and Ionia, Mich., 1839-S0. County surveyor at Urbana, 111., 1853-61. Sergeant, 2Sth 111. Volun- teers, 1861-62. Captain, 13th Mo. Cavalry, 1862-65. General superin- tendent of the Quartermaster's Department, Galveston, Tex. Custom House inspector. New Orleans, La., 1868-72. Address : unknown. ♦DAVID BURR JENNINGS. Born 1819, Fairfield, Conn. Left college during Senior year. Died January 21, 1839, Fairfield,' Conn. *JOHN SMITH KELLEY. B.A., Yale College, 1840. Born June 26, 1821, Middletown, Conn. Left college during Sophomore year. Taught in ■ Haddam, Conn., 1840-41. Tutor in Wesleyan University, 1841-43. Studied in Union Theological Seminary, 1843-44. Died December 29, 1844, New York, N. Y. 619 1839.] NON-GRADUATES. ♦THOMAS L KOLLOCK. . Left college during Sophomore year. Died, a few years after leav- ing college, in California. *AZEL P LADD. Born 1814. Left college during Freshman . year. Practised medicine ift New Bedford, Mass. Superintendent of public schools of Wisconsin, 1852-53. Practised medicine in ShuUsburg, Wis., 1840-54. Died 1854, ShuUsburg, Wis. ♦EDWARD JOHN McGEHEE, Jr. Born January 29, 1820, Wood- ville. Miss. ' Left college during Junior year. Cotton planter, in Wilkmson County, Miss. Removed to West Feliciana, La. Died January 23, i860. Cold Spring, Miss. ♦ALEXANDER McKINSTRY. Born March 7, 1823,. Augusta, Ga. Left college during. Freshman year. Resided in Mobile, Ala.; _ 1839. Admitted to the bar, 1843. Alderman of Mobile. U. S. commissioner. Judge of the Superior Court of the city and county of Mobile, 1850-60. Colonel of 32d Alabama Infantry, 1861. Judge of a miii- tary court, 1861. Member of Alabama Legislature, - 1865. County solicitor. Lieutenant-governor of Alabama, 1872. Died October 9, 1879, Mobile, Ala. ♦JOSEPH SMITH MEAD. Born November 9. 1817. New York, N. Y. Brother of S. H. Mead (class of 1842) and M. E. Mead (class of 1853). Left college during Sophomore year. Wholesale grocer in New York, N. Y., 1842-56; Chicago, 111., 1856-82. Retired from business, residing in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1882. Died June 26, 1894, Brooklyn,, N. Y. ♦BARTLETT MERRITT. Born October 30, 1819, Nantucket, Mass. Left college during Junior year. Died January, 1848, Lynn, Mass. ♦AUGUSTUS MOORE. Born in Maine. Left college during Junior year. Protestant Episcopal minister in the South. Rector of Christ Church, Mars Bluff, S. C, 1856-75. Died September 4, 1876, Mars Bluff, S. C. ♦ZACHARIAH ATWELL MUDGE. M.A. (Hon.), 1854. Born July 2, 1813, Orrington, Me. Brother of Nos. 132 and 133. Left college, April, 1837. Tutor in Mississippi, 1838. Principal of the male department of Woodville Academy, Miss., 1839-40. Editor of Guide to Holiness, three years. Methodist Episcopal minister. New England Conference, 1840-88. Died June 15, 1888, Newton Uppef Falls, Mass. ♦JOHN GODFREY SAXE. B.A., Middlebury College, 1839; M.A., Middlebury, 1842 ; LL.D., Middlebury, i860. Born June 2, i8i6. High- gate, Vti Left college during Freshman year. Practised law in Franklin County, Vt., 1843-50. Superintendent of schools, Franklin County, 620 NON-GRADUATES. [1839-40. 1847-48. State's attorney for Chittenden County, Vt., .1850-51. Editor and proprietor of The Burlington Sentinel, Vt., 1850-56. Candidate of the Democratic party for Governor of Vermont, 1859, '60. Deputy collector of customs. Engaged in literary work, 1860-87. Over forty editions of his collected poems have been published. Died March 31, 1887, Albany, N. Y. *NEWET HOLMES VlCK. B.A., Augusta College, Ky., 1839. Born June, 1819, Warren County, Miss. Left college, January, 1838. Cotton planter. Died October, 1855. ♦EDWIN BORDEN WATSON. Born August 22, 1813, South Kingston, R. I. Left college during Freshman year. Taught in Virginia. Died November 29, 1839, Edenton, N. C. ♦WILFORD LYNN WILSON. Born in Cazanovia, N. Y. Left college, having completed the Scientific course, 1839. Com- pleted a theological course at Yale College, 1842. Private secretary to the governor of Minnesota. Assessor of internal revenue for the district of St. Paul, Minn. Appraiser of customs, inspector and examiner of customs, at St. Paul, Minn. Died August 26, 1901. ♦SIDNEY B WORTH. B.A., Union College, 1839. Left college during Sophomore year. Assistant physician in Belle- .vue Hospital, and in Blackwell's Island Hospital, Nevir York, N. Y. Died 1849, during the cholera epidemic, while caring for the sick in a hospital. New York, N. Y. ♦ALBERT A T YOUNG. Left college during Junior year. Methodist Episcopal minister. New York Conference, 1839-42. Taught in public schools in New York, N. Y. Died as early as i860, Brooklyn, N. Y. CLASS OF J840. ♦DANIEL GOULD ALLEN. Born December 28, 1810, North Kingston. R. I. Left college, having completed the Scientific course, 1840. Taught in North Kingston, R. I., 1834 '38, '39. Principal and proprietor of Kent Academy, East Greenwich, R. L, 1839-42. Sold the academy to the Providence Conference, 1&42. Principal of Providence Conference Seminary (now East Greenwich Academy), R. I., 1843-44. Engaged in farming, 1845-9S. Member of R. I. General Assembly, 1855-66. Died January 16, 1895, North Kingston, R. I. ♦PETER ANDREWS BADEAU. Born July 18, 181 1, New York, N, Y. . . . Left college during Junior year. Engaged in civil engineering on the Hudson River Railroad. Removed to Illinois, 1850. Employed upon various railroads. Civil engineer to Mound City, 111., 1857. Died September 18, 1857, Mound City, 111. 621 1840.] NON-GRADUATES. ♦BENJAMIN WILLIS BRITT. Born in Riddicksville, N. C. Left college during Junior year. In business in Riddicksville, N. C, 1839-44 ; Memphis, Tenn., 1844. Died 1852, or 1853, in Florida. *RI Chard ABRAHAM CHALKER. Born November 16, 1818, Saybrook, Conn. Left college during Junior year, 1839. Studied_ in Union Theo- logical Seraiflary, 1839-40. Mediodist Episcopal minister. New York Conference, 1840-57; New Jersey Conference, 1857-87. Trustee of Pennington Seminary. Died April 3b, 1887, Rondout, N. Y. ♦CHARLES DANA DOWSE. M.D., Dana Medical School, Boston, Mass. Born April 10, 1813, Brighton, Mass. Left college' during Freshman year. Practised medicine in Hebron, Conn., Shirley, Mass., and Clinton, Mass., 1840-54 ; Waltham, Mass., 1854-60. Died October 23, i860, Cohasset, Mass. ♦SEWALL H FISK. Born December 18, 1810, Holliston, Mass. Left college in the first term of Freshman year. Taught in Dover, Mass., 1838-39. Principal of an academy, Woonsocfcet, R. I., 1840-42; Liberty County, Ga., 1843-45. Engaged in the boot and shoe business in Savannah, Ga., 1846-60. In Co. B, i6th Regiment, Mass. Volun- teers, 1861-62. Died September 18, 1862, Savannah, Ga. ♦EDMUND L FORT. Left college during Sophomore year, January, 1838. Clerk in Macon, Ga., 1838-42. Resided in the West two years, and returned to Macon, Ga. Removed to Talbotton, Ga., 1847. Died 1847, Talbotton, Ga. GEORGE T FOSTER. Left college during Sophomore year. Address : unknown. JAMES W GREEN. Left college during Freshman year. Address : unknown. ♦JOHNSON COMFORT HALL. Born June 26, 1815, Middletown. Conn. Left college about the middle of Sophomore year. Engaged in farm- ing, 1839-88. Died June 18, 1888, Middletown, Conn. GRIFFEN BENJAMIN HALSTED. Bom April 15, 1819, New York, N. Y. Left college during Sophomore year.. Practised law. New York, N. Y. In the wholesale hardware business, New York, N. Y. Address: unknown. ♦ALMOND DUNBAR HITCHCOCK. Born March 27, 181S, Pitts- ford, Vt. ■ Left college during Senior year. Died July 8, 1840, Pittsfoiid, Vt. ♦JAMES KELLOGG. Born April 13, 1817, New Hartford, Conn. Brother of No. 54. - , 622 NON-GRADUATES. [1840. Left college about the end of Freshman year, 1837. Bookkeeper, Columbus, Ga., 1839-44. In the banking business, Apalachicola, Fla., 184S. Lieutenant, 1st Georgia Volunteers, in the Mexican War, 1846-47. U. S. consul. City of Mexico, Mexico, 1847-48. Clerk, book- keeper, and cashier for various companies in California, 1851-90. Entered the Veterans' Home, Yountville, Cal., 1903. Died June 20, 1906, Yountville, Cal. *FREEBORN GARRETTSON LUCKY. Born May 26, 1819, Troy, N. Y. Left college during Junior year. Practised law in New York, N. Y., 1841-98. Member of N. Y. State Assembly, 1851. Died January 10, 1898, New York, N. Y. ♦ARTHUR MacARTHUR. Born January 26, 181S, Glasgow, Scotland. Left college during Freshman year. Practised law in Springfield, Mass. Appointed public administrator for Hampden County, Mass., and judge advocate of the western division of the militia, 1843. Practised_ law in New York, N. Y., 1845-49 ; Milwaukee, Wis., 1850-67. Corporation counsel of Milwaukee, Wis., 1851. Lieutenant-Governor of the state of Wisconsin ; served a ^paft of the term as governor, 1855. Judge of the Second Judicial Circuit of Wisconsin, 1857-69. U. S. commissioner to the Universal Exhibition at Paris, 1867.. Asso- ciate' justice of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, 1870-87. President of the Board of Regents of the National Uni- versity.' Died August 26, 1896, Atlantic City, N. J. ♦WILLIAM HEMANS PADDOCK. B.A., Union College, 1840; M.A., Union. Born November iS, 1^17, Canandaigua, N. Y. Left college during Sophomore year. Principal of a grammar school, Clinton, N. Y:, and of a boys' boarding school. New Hartford, N. Y. Ordained priest of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Missionary in ■Western Pennsylvania, 1851. Rector of Calvary Church, Pittsburg, Pa., 1855. Clerk in the State Department, Washington, D. C. Rector of a church in Pittsburg, Pa., 1860-61, Chaplain of the Episcopal Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa., 1862-63., Post chaplain, U. S. Arsenal, Fort Delaware, Pa., 1863-68. Resided in Philadelphia, Pa.; engaged in editing a Latin dictionary and a philological and exegetical com- mentary on the Acts of the Apostles, 1871-72. Died June 2, 1872, Philadelphia, Pa. *ELKANAK FRANKLIN REMINGTON. B.A., Augusta College, 1841 ; M.A., Augusta. Left college about the middle of Junior year. Evangelist of the Methodist Episcopal Church, in Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mis- sissippi, Louisiana, . Ohio, and , Indiana, 1841-50. Held open-air and other services under the auspices of the Protestant Episcopal Church, 1.850^81. Rector of a' church at Flatbush, Nj Y. Died before 1904. ♦DANIEL SANFORD. M.A. (Hon.), 1850. Born March 5, 1817, Redding, Conn. Left college during Sophomore year. Taught at White Plains, N. Y. Founded, and was for twenty years principal of Redding Institute, Conn. For twenty-one years, postmaster at Redding Ridge, Conn. Member of Conn. Legislature, 1878. Engaged in farming. Redding, Conn. Died January 12, 1902, Redding, Conn. 623 1840-41]. NON-GRADUATES. *LEWIS VAN ANTWERP. Born January i, 1821, New York, N. Y. Left college during Junior year. Removed from New York to Kentucky, 1839; to Cincinnati, Ohio, 1850. Senior partner. Van Antwerp, Bragg & Co., publishers of school and college text-books. Died May 30, 1895, Avondale, Cincinnati, Ohio. ♦WILLIAM WHITE. Born January 7, 1821, Deep Creek, Va. Left college during Sophomore year. Practised medicine in Deep Creek, Va. Colonel of cavalry in the Confederate Army. Lumber dealer in Portsmouth, Va. Died January 22, 1894, Norfolk, Va. *LOREN WOOD. Born in Springfield, Mass. Left college during Freshman year. Practised law in New Haven, Conn., and New York, N. Y., 1845-50 and 1861-66. Died about 1866, New York, N. Y. CLASS OF I84I. ♦GEORGE WASHINGTON ALLEN. B.A., Union College, 1841. *. N. e. Born December 10, 1818, Cazendvia, N. Y. Left college during Sophomore year, 1839. Engaged in the manu- facture of leather, Milwaukee, Wis. Died 1889. ♦THEODORE FRANKLIN ANDREWS. Born May 9, 1819, New Hartford, N. Y. Brother of No. 307. Left college, 1839. Taught in Whitesboro Academy, N. Y. Stenog- rapher for The Congressional Globe. Practised law in Syracuse, N. Y. Died 1885, Syracuse, N. Y. WILLIAM H T BARNES. Left college during Freshman year. Address : unknown. *JOEL BARLOW BENNETT. Born March 27, 1817, Butternuts, N. Y. Left college during Sophomore year. Practised law in Rochester, N. Y., 1842-65. In his later years, became a large operator in real estate. Died March 8, 1881, Rochester, N. Y. ♦DAVID FANNING BROWN. M.D. Born in Greenport, N. Y. Left college during Junior, year. Practised medicine in Greenport. Wading River, and Southampton, N. Y. Druggist, Greenport, N. Y. Died about 1877, Greenport. N. Y. ♦GEORGE WASHINGTON BROWN. B.A., Brown University, 1841 ; M.A., Brown. Born 1814, Wickford, R. I. Left college during Sophomore year. Practised law in Elba, N. Y. Went to Kansas at the time of the Kansas-Nebraska troubles, to assist in making it a free state. Died October '31, 1861, in Kansas. 624 NON-GRADUATES. [1841.: *THOMAS CLEMENT CAMPBELl! B.A., Brown University, 1841. Born in Pawling, N. Y. . - Left college during Sophomore year. Practised law in Pough- keepsie, N. Y., Davenport, Iowa, and New York, N. Y. District attorney for Dutchess County, N. Y. Died August 17, 1897, Cran- ford, N. J. WILLIAM CAMPBELL. Left college during Sophomore year. Address : unknown. *CLARK COOLEDGE. Born June 2, 18-17, Hillsboro, N. H. Died July 7, 1840, Middletown, Conn., during his Junior year. ♦RICHMOND FRANCIS ALEXANDER DILLARD. Born Jan- uary 25, 1819, Sussex County, Va. , . Left college during Freshman year. Colonel of Va. State Militia. Member of Virginia Senate, 1844. Died June 2, 1876, Nottaway County, Va. ♦NATHANIEL EVANS. B.A., College of New Jersey (now Princeton University), 1841. Born July 22, 1821, West Feliciana Parish, La. Left college during Sophomore year. Resided on his father's plan- tation in West Feliciana, La. Died December 4, 1853, West Feliciana, La. ♦WILLIAM HARRISON FOSTER. M.A. (Hon.), 1849. Born May 29, 1813, Quogue, N. Y. Left college, December, 1839. Tiaught in Wilkinson County, Miss., 1840-41 ; East Feliciana Parish, La., 1842. Practised law in New Orleans, La.,' 1847-88. President of Sunday-school Union, New Orleans District, M. E. Church, South, 1850-80. President of Southwestern Bible Society, 1881. Several times delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church. South. Died March, 1888. ♦HIRAM SANFORD GILMORE. Born 1821. Left college during Junior year. Became a minister of the Wes- lejran Church. Founded the Colored High School of Cincinnati, 1844; principal, 1844-48. Business manager of The Herald, a ;f reesoil paper. Died February 11, 1849, Cincinnati, Ohio. ♦ISAAC JENNISON. Jr. Born September i, 1815, Natick, Mass. Left college during Senior year. Taught in Wesleyan Acadfemy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1840-41. Died June 12, 1841, Natick, Mass. ♦JAMES NOURSE LINDSAY. Born January 29, 1816, Nantucket, Mass. Brother of No. 127. Left college at the end of Freshman year, 1838. Dealer in silver- plated goods, Boston, Mass. Died September 9, 1901, Lynn, Mass. ♦JAMES GAGE MARVIN. LL.B., Harvard University, T844. Left college during Junior year. Died 1855, in California. 1 625 1841-42.1 NON-GRADUATES. PHINEAS DOAN PELTON. Born March 27, 1810, Haddam, Conn. ! Left college at the end of Freshman year, 1838. Taught in Oldham, Shelby, and Nelson counties, Ky., .1838-46; Dayton, Ohio, 1846-48;: Miamisburg, Ohio, 1848-49; Findlay, Ohio, 1849-51. Methodist Epis- copal minister. North Ohio Conference, 1852-54, 1855-60. , Superan- nuated, i860. Agent for Mansfield Female Collegiate Institute, 1854. Engaged in the drug business, Huron, Ohio, 1S61-67; in farming. West. Buffalo, Ohio, 1867-74; in the drug business, Clyde, Ohio, 1874-79. Retired, residing in Fremont, Ohio, 1879. Address : unknown. STEPHEN FRANCIS RICHARDSON. Left' college at the end of Sophomore year. Engaged in cordage manufacturing, 1840-76. Taught modern languages and Italian vocal- ization, iBrookiyn^ 3f; Y., i876-8i'. . ' Address : unknown. GEORGE W SWARTZ. Left college during Junior year. Address : unknown. *FRANCIS ADAMS WOOD. Born November 4, 1818, Madison County, Alabama. Brother of T. B. Wood (class, of 1843). Left college earljr in Freshman year, 1837. Planter. Died May 23, 1840, Columbus, Miss. GLASS OF J842, *DANIEL AYRES. B.A., College pf New Jersey (now Prince- ton, University), 1842; M.D., New York University, 1845; LL.D., Wesleyan University, 1856. *■. T. Bom October 6, 1822, New Yorl^ N. Y. Brother of G. D. Ayres (class of 1846) . Left college at the end of Junior year, 1841. Practised medicine in Brooklyn, N. Y. Professor of Surgery, Long Island Medical College, 1857-75; Professor Emeritus^ l87S-92.;i.Died Jaauary 19, 1892, Brook- lyn,, ,N. Y.' , -,; ,', ■,■; . . ■■ ♦JOSEPH HENRY BANGS. Born January 17, 1823, New York; N. Y. Son of President Nathan Bangs; brother Of F. N. Bangs (class of 1845). Left college during Junior year. Died May 29, i86a. New, York, 'N., Y,, ♦STEPHEN BEEKMAN BANGS. B.A., New York University, 1843. Born March 15, 1823, New York, N. Y. Left bollege during Senior year. M6thod!st Episcopal minister, New York Conferenpe, 1844-46. Died March -21, 1846, ,Milford, Conn. WASHBURN benedict! Born July 20, 1820, Dalton, Mass. Left college in Senior _ year, May, .1842. Engaged in farming in Michigan,' 184s . ,' "■ '' Address: R. F. D. No. 3, Cassopolis, Mich. 626 NON-GRADUATES. [1842. ♦JOHN SUMMERFlELD BERRY. Born in Baltimore, Md. Left college during Freshman year. Engaged in manufacturing. Adjutant-general of Maryland, 1861-68. Member and speaker of the Maryland Legislature, 1857, '61. Died January 3, 1901., *HENRY ROBERT BRANHAM. B.A., Emory College; M.A., Emory. Born March 19, 1821, Eatonton, Ga. Left college during Junior year. Practised ' medicine in Eatonton, Ga., and in Oxford, Miss. Surgeon in the Confederate Array for four years. Engaged in cotton-planting, 1882. Died ' 1891, Washington, D. C. *MOSES KNOWLTON BREWER. • M.D.,' Berkshire Medical Institute, 1843. Born October 17, l8ift Wilbrahani, Mass. Left college during Sophomore year. Practised' medicine, 1843-81. Died May 21, 1881, Baltic, Conn. • r;M *GEORGE JOSEPH LUNT, COLBY; Born January 12, i8jft Newburyport, Mass. ,,,,',' Left college at the end of Freshman year. On the editorial corps of People's Advocate, Concord, N. H., 1841-43; Essex Transcript, Araesbury, Mass., 1844-4S ; Daily Evening Union, Newburyport, Mass., 1851-54; Daily HeroW,:':.Newbuf3^ort, i855-7&}' Merrimac ■Valley Visitor, Newburyport, and Merrimac lowrndl, Amesbury, Mass., 1872-81. Twice member of Mass. Legislature. Storekeeper at Custom House, Salem, Mass, Naval officer at Custom House, Newburyport, Mass. Postmaster, Newburyport. County commissioner for Essex County, Mass. Died November 30, 1890, Newburyport, Mass. JOHN CURRY. LL.D., Williams CoUegfe, 1870. Born October 4, 1814, Peekskili; ,N. Y. Brother of No. 49. Left college during' Freshman year. Practised law in San Fran- cisco, Cal., 1850-B^. Judge of the Supreme Court of California, 1863-67. Chief justice. State of California, 1867-68. Address: Palace Hotel, San Francisco, Cal. MATTHEW AUGUSTINE DOOLEY. *. N."e. Left college during Sophomore year. Practiced, law in Texas and in New Orleans, La. .Retired from practice to a 'small' farm in Llano, ^ex. ,■ ■ "' ,■■■', ■- ' ■";■ ; ■ ■■ '[ ' Addi-ess :' uiiknown. ISAAC fFAIRCHILD.. Left college; during Sophomore year. Address : "^uriknown, ♦ABEL GARDNER. M.A. (Hon.), 1859- Born March 3, 1815, Bozrah, Conn.' ' 1 Left college during Junior ' year. Methodist Episcopal minister, Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, 1842-63. Died May 21, 1863, Middletown, Conn. *JOHN H HACKETT. M.D. ' ' ' Left college during Sophomore year. Practised medicine in New- ton, Mass. Died 1842, Newton, Mass. '" 627 1842.] NON-GRADUATES. ♦JEREMIAH HARBISON. Born March 28, jSug,- Belfast Ireland. Died April 4, 1840, Middletown, Conn., during his Sophomore year. ♦HENRY BALDWIN HUBBARD. Born Octobfci' 23, 1816, Pitts- burg, Pa. Brother of No. 124. Left college during 1 Sophojnore year. City councilman and school commissioner of "Wheeling, W. Va. Lieutenant-colonel 1 of the 1st Va. Loyal Volunteer Infantry, 1861-62. Wounded in the battle of Port Republic, necessitating discharge, 1862. Lumber .dealer and manufacturer. Wheeling, W. Va., 1880-88. Died September 17, 1888, Wheeling, W. Va. ENRICO JOSEPH HUBER. Born in Trieste, Austria.. Left college during Junior year. Clerk in ,'a! mercantile house in Trieste, Austria, 1843. - ; Address : unknown. ♦WILLIAjyi, H, HUNTINGTON. Left college during Sbphombfe year. Lived in Paris mg^ny years as cprrespoif^ent oi The, New York Tribute ,3.ri6. other papers. Die^ i88S, in Europe. ♦SAMUEL HOLMES MEAD. Born August 15, 1823, New York, N. Y. Brother of J. S^ Mead (class of 1839) and M. E. Mead (class of 1853). , , Left college in February of Junior year, 1841. Died August 21, 1899, in Florida. *AZRO DAVID MERRIFIELD. Born 1820. Left college during Senior year. In business a number of years. Removed to San Francisco, Cal., and engaged in surveying upon the city water works,, 1850. In Santa Rosa, Sonbina, County, and in Solano; County, about i860. Died 1864, in California. EPHRAIM MILLER, Jr. Left college during Freshman year. Address : unknown. ♦HOLMES W JSitlRPHY. B.A., College . of New Jersey (now Princeton University), 1842; M.A., Princeton. *. N. 9. Born Novem- ber 28, 1822, Freehold, N. J. Brother of W. H. Murphy (class, of 1842). Left college at the end of Junior year, 1841. Practised law in Brooklyn, N. Y. County clerk of Monmouth County, N. f., 1858-68. Practised law in Freehold, N. J., 1869-igoo. Member of the Assembly of New Jersey, 1881. Died April 2, 1900, Freehold, N. J.; ♦WILLIAM HENRY MURPHY. *. N..e. Born March 29, 1820, New York, N. Y. Brother of H. W. Murphy (class of 1842). Left college during Junior year. Died May i 19, 1843, Monmouth County, N. J. i JAMES PECK. B.A., Union College, 1842. Left college during Sophomore year; Merchant in De Pere and La Crosse, Wis., Address : unknown. 628 NON-GRADUATES. [1842-43. *JAMES PIKE. D.D., 1873. Born November 10, i8i8, East Salis- bury, Mass. ^ ^ •' Left college during Junior year. Methodist Episcopal' minister, 'New Hampshire Conference, 1841-81. Supernumerary, 'i88i-05. Member of U. S. House of Representatives, i8sS-S9. Colonel of the i6th Regi- ment, N. H. Volunteer Infantry, 1862-64. Trustee of Wesleyan Uni- versity, 1862-71. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, l86o, '64 '68; '72. Died July 27, 1895. *EDWIN ALPHONSO ROWLEY. Born November 18, 1817, Shoreham, Vt. Left college during Freshman year. Register of deeds in Oshkosh, Wis. Practised law in Marshall, Mich., Oshkosh, Wis., arid Niles, Mich. Died October 23, 1871, Niles, Mich. *DANIEL :rEREMIAH WARNER. Born April 30, 1820, Cam- bridge, N. Y. ' ' . Left college, September, 1840. Taught a select school, 1841. Died January 23, 1842, Pittstown, ,N. Y; , . SAMUEL W WIGGINS. Left college during Freshman year. Address : unknown. *DANIEL WOOD. Born June 12, 1820, Wolcbtt, N. Y. Left college in the first term of Junior year,' 1840. Practised law in Rochester, N. Y., 1843-91. Chief justice of Rochester, N. Y., 1855-58, 1869-72. Inventor of an improved telescopic gun sight. Died Decem- ber 28, 1891, Rochester, N. Y.' ' - ./ • ■ i : : :.■ -li CLASS OF J843. *CHARLES BAKER. Brother of No. 475, and of F. Baker (class of 1852) and G. G. Baker 1 (claSs; of 1863). 1 ■- i Left collegei during Junior year. Died January 14, 1885, New York, N. Y. ♦EDWARD D WIGHT BANGS (SPARRQW H. BANGS). Born November 13, 1816. Left college during Freshman year. Conducted a private academy in Springfield, Mass. ' Name changed by legislature from Sparrow H. Bangs to Edward Dwight Bangs. Engaged in teaching in Galesburg, ill. Died March 7, 1890, Galesburg, III. ■ ♦CHARLES BARTLETT. Born July 11, 1821, New York, N. Y. Left college during Junior year. Methodist Episcopal minister, New York Conference, 1843-54. Died November 2, 1854, Darien, Conn. ■ *TH0MAS HARDIN BURCH. Bom June 8, 1823, Philadelphia, Pa.. . :'■■' Left college during Junior year. Practised law in New York, N. Y., 1845-50. Methodist Episcopal minister. New York East Conference, 1850- 1900. Died May 27, 1900. 629 1843.] NON-GRADUATES. ♦WILLIAM DeKOVEN. Born May 9, 1824, Middletown, Conn. Left college during Freshman year. Graduated at tj. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. In the U. S. Navy. Died May 31, 1851, on the coast of California. ♦DAVIE! GUERNSEY. Born April 19, 1822, Clifton Park, N. Y. Brother of Pliny Guernsey (class of 1845). Left college during Junior year. Died May 20, 1842, Clifton Park, N. Y. ♦EZEKIEL HALSTED. Born September 12, . 1822, New '.York, N. Y. ■ ■' -/ '■"'■ ": ■'-'', Left college during Junior year. Died December 29, 1841, Well- fleet, Mass. ♦CORNELIUS HAMBLEN, Jr. Born June 24, 1818, Wellfleet, Mass. • , ; /,,,,.." Left college in the last term of Senior yea!r. In the fish, business, Boston, Mass., and Westover, Md., 1843-81. Died August 11,' 1884, Detroit, Mich. ♦JOHN HENDERSON, Jr. Borri as early as i8d6. ..„' ■ Left college during Freshman year. Practised law in Pass Christian, Miss., St. Louis, Mo., and New Orleans, La. In an asylum, at, Jack- son,, Miss., 1862-63. Returned to New Orleans, La. Died' September, 1865.:";; ., ■ ' ■ ' ■':,,- ♦EDWARD JOHN CAGE KEWEN. Born 1824. Left college during Freshman year. Practised law in San Fran- cisco and Los Angeles, Cal., 1845-75. Participated in the Mexican War, and in Walker's expedition in Central America. Attorney- general of the state of California, 1850. Member of the California Legislature. Twice a . Candidate '_ for 'Congiress on the Democratic ticket. Died 1880, Los Angeles, Cal. ♦RUFUS SHAKESPEARE LAMBERT. Left college during Junior year. Engaged in farming in Wis- consin. Deceased; date of death unknown. ♦IRA LEWIS. B.A., Yale ' College, 1844, a:rid King's College, Toronto, Canada, 184S ; B.C.L., King's College, 1848. Born May 5, 1820, Lyn, Ont., Calnada. ■ -' Left college during Sophomore year. Practised law, 1848-81.' Mem.i ber of the 'Senate of Toronto University, 1870.' Died January. 13, 1903, Goderich, Ont., Canada. WILLIAM MYERS. Left college during Sophomore' year. i Address: unknown. < . ' ' . , ,, ♦FRANCIS HORATIO PECK. B.A., Union College^ 1843. Born September 20, 1815, Rome, N. Y. Left cbllege during Junior yejar." Engaged in teaching and farming, 1844-67. In business in Mount Upton, N. Y., 1867-87. Died February 3, 1887, Mount Upton, N. Y. 630 NON-GRADUATES. [1843-44. ♦ALFRED PELTON. Born October 18, 1819. Brother of J. A. Pelton (class of 1843). Died August 29, 1841, Cromwell, Conn., during his Junior year. ♦JAMES A PELTON. Born February ,19, 1822, Chatham, . Conn. Brother of Alfred Pelton (class of 1843). Left college during Freshman year. Engaged in teaching, 1840. Studied dentistry, 1841-44. Practised dentistry in Middletown, Conn., 1845-94. Died August 26, 1894, Middletown, Conn. ♦LEWIS SEYMOUR. Born October 25, 1825, Vestal, N. Y. Left college during Senior year. Engaged in teaching, 1842-43. Studied law, 1844-46. Practised law in Binghamton, N. Y., 1846-73. Died January 4, 1873, Binghamton, N. Y. ^ ♦JACOBUS O SEYS. ■ - ' Left college during Freshman year. Sailed for Africa, about the year 1840. Drowned in the harbor of Monrovia, soon after his a;rrival. , . ♦THOMAS BOUCHER WOOD, M.D., Louisville Medical Col- lege, 1849. Born May 21, 1820, Limestone County, Ala. Brother of F. A. Wood (class of 1841). Left college during Freshman year. Practised medicine in Texas. Died February 14, 1879, Athens, Tex. CLASS OF J844, ♦HIRAM CHASE. B.A., Union College, 1844. Born July i, 1819, Chester, N. H. Left college during Sophomore year. Died August 31, 1845, Chester, N. H. ♦JOEL HENRY COOPER. *. N. 6. Born April 20, 1821, Stock- bridges Vt. Left college during Senior year. Practised medicine. Spring' Prairie, Wis., 1846-53; Burlington, Wis., 1853-94. Member of the Wis. Legis- lature, 1852-53. In the drug business,. Burlington, Wis.,- 1856-74. Post- master, Burlingtoui Wis.,' 1861-74. Died Septembet 3, 1893. ♦CYRUS MARCELLUS DOW. *. N. 6. Born December 23, 1817, Bath, N. H. Brother of No. 152, and of E. D. Dow (class of 1846). Left cpUege; during Sophomore year., Engaged in teaching.. Studied medicine and cornmericed to practise in Memphis, Tenn. Died April 2, 1845, Memphis, Tenn. ♦SAMUEL HAMMOND. Born February 3, 1823.' Left college during' Junior year; Taught in" South Farms and Hig- ganum. Conn. Died April 3, 1856, Springfield, Mass. ' ■ ^ ♦WILLIAM L HARTSON. B.A., Union College, 1842. Left college during Freshman year. Deceased ; date of death unknown. 635; 1844.] NON-GRADUATES. . *TIMOTHY MURPHY INGRAHAM. M.D., Vermont Medical College, 1844. Bom January 12, 1821, Amenia, N. Y. Brother of Nos. 191, 288, and 778. ' .i ■ . Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Assistant physician in Kings County Hospital, 184S ; chief physician, 1846-47 ; conS:ulting physician, 1847. Practised medicine in Flatbush,N. Y., 1847-57 ; Brook- lyn, N. Y., 1859-94. Traveled in Eurcipe, attending lectures and visit- ing hospitals in Paris, London, and Dublin, 1857-5^. Volunteer surgeon in the U. S. Army during the Civil War. Died November 5, 1894, Brooklyn, N. Y. *ELLIOT EATON KELLOGG: Born November 27, 1819, Jamaica, Vt. ■ ' , Left college during Sophomore year. Practised law in Burlington, Vt., Boston, Mass., Sheboygan, Wis., and Jamaica, Vt., 1842-75. Died July 21, 187s, Dedham, Mass. >■'■'', (\ >■■.<'• \, - *HENRY RICHARD MATHER. Born May 17, 1824, Middletown, Conn. Brother of No. 22. Left collegie during Sophor^iore , year, Mining expert in, Marquette, Mich. Died January 13,' 1888, 'Marquette, Mich, ♦WILLIAM BARTON MILLER. M.D„ Harvard University, 1846, Born July 24, 1818, Ludlow, Mass. Left college near the end of Junior year, 1843. Assessor of Ludlow, Mass., 1846-47. Postmaster of Ludlow, 1847-51. Member of Mass. Legislature, 1851-59. Physician of Jail and House of Correction of Hampden County, Mass., 1859-60; inspector, 1862-70. Inspector in the Boston Custom House, i§6o-%2r- Meirfjpr ^ofi tlje Common Council of Springfield, Mass., 1870-72. Appointed one of the state coroners, 1872. Died April J4, 1883, Springfield, Mass. . r ■ *JAMES MILTON PHINNEY. Born July 4, 1821, Vernon Center, N. Y. . ... Left college during Senior year, 1843. President, Southern College of Kentucky, 1844-45: Principal of an academy, Perifield, N. Y., 1:846. Superintendent of schools, Monroe County, N. Y., 1846-47. Professor of Mathematics, Lawrence University, r84i9-56, 1866-68. Editor of local. 'papers, Appleton, Wis., 1856-64. Superintendent of schools, Appleto%: Wis., 1861. Editor oi . The- Spectator, Green Lake, Wis., 1865-66. Merchant in Appleton, Wis., 1868^99. Died September 4, 1899, Appleton, Wis. *PHINEAS F RICE. , Left college during Freshman year. Deceased; date of death tmknown. *JAMES W RIDDICK. Left college during Freshman year. Engaged in business in Suffolk, Va. Died about 1866 or 1867, Suffolk, Va. DANIEL SPENCER ROBERTS. Left college during Sophomore year. Address : unknown. 632 NON-GRADUATES. [1844-45. *EDWARD AUGUSTUS RUSSELL. B.A., Amherst College, 1844. Born March. 13, 1824, Middletown, Conn. ,. ' Left college during Junior year. Engaged in manufacturing in Massachusetts. Died January 31, 1857. *THOMAS BENTON RUTHERFORD. B.A., Union College, 1844. . Left college 'duriri^ Junior yean Died 1846, in Cuba. *ALONZO GROESBECK SHEARS. M.A. (Hon.), Trinity, Conn., and- Yale Colleges,, 1856, and Columbia University, 187^; M.D., New York Medical Coll^e,i-i86o. BorniEebwiaTy 3, 1811, Washington, N. Y. - Left college during Junior year. Ordained priest, Protestant Epis- copal' Church, 1849. In fcharge of Christ Church, Sharon, Conn.j J849-52. Founder of Suburban Home School, New Haven, Conn., 1853; rector and proprietor, 1853-88., Minister of St. Luke's Church, New Haven, Conn., 1874-88. Died August 13,' i888,' New Haven, Conn. HENRY DAVIS STRATTON. Left college during; Sophomore year. ' Address: unknown. CLASS OF 1845. ♦FRANCIS NEHEMIAH BANGS. B.A., New York University, 1845. Bom February 23, 1828, New York, N. Y. Son of President Nathan Bangs; brother of J. H. Bangs (class of 1842). Left college during Sophomore year. Practised law in New York, N. Y.„i84&-8s.; Dipd November 30,11883, Ocala, Fla. *JOEL CARLISLE BENTON. Born May 3, 1823, Springfield, Mass. : ■ ' ■• '■■' : ■'•: Left college during Freshman year. Practised medicine. iSutler of the 41st Regiment, 111. Voluriteers, 1861-65. Died January, 1869, Decatur, 111. - , ' ' ■ ■ WILLIAM NEWTGN BROWN. X. *. - Left college, having taken the Junior and Senior years. Engaged in planting in Mississippi, 1845-70; in sheep and stock-farming near San Antonio, Tex., 1870^80. Address : unknown. ♦WILLIAM AUGUSTUS CARPENTER. Born February 23, 1820, Rehoboth, Mass. ■ Left college, having spent several months' in the Sophomore class, 1843. Dealer in lurtibermen's supplies arid general ttierchandise, in Michigan. Died April, 1906. . *NATHAN AUGUSTUS CHEDSEY. LL.B., Yale College, Born September 10, 1821, Durham, Conn. Left college during Junior year.. Principal of the Union School, Marshall, Mich., 1844-46. Practised law in New York, N. Y., 1849-95, Died August 20, 189S. New York, N. Y. ; 633 1846.] NON-GRADUATES. FELIPE : SANTIAGO DeMENA. Bom 1819, Santiago, Cuba. Left college during Sophomore year. In the coal business in New York, N. Y. Address : unknown. ♦OLIVER DENNETT. Born March 21, 1825, Rochester, N. H. Left college at the end of Freshman year, 1842. Died April 10. 1843, Schenectady, N. Y., while a student in Union College. ♦GEORGE HEDDING FILLMORE. B.A., Brown University, ' 1847 ; M.A., Brown, 1850. Born April 4, 1827, NantUcket, Mass. Left 1 college; at the end of Junior year, 1844. Studied in the Sor- bonne and College de France, 1850. Taught in various high schools, Yonkers :Collegiate Institute, N. Y., and Newton College, Baltimore, Md. Professor of ' Matheinatics in Maryland Agricultural College. Assayer, U. S. Mint, San Francisco, Cal., 1863769. Died February 4, 1869, San Francisco, Cal. *JEROME BALDWIN FITZGERALD. Born September 14, 1824, Boonville, Ind. " . Left college during Freshman year. Practised law in Niles, Mich., 1843-78. Prosecuting attorney of Berrien County, _ Mich. Alderman, city recorder, city attorney, and member of the Michigan Senate. Died June S. 1878, Niles, Mich. ~"l " i '' ■ > '^ ]'~} *YNOCENCIO GEKSeL." Born in St. Johns, Porto Rico. Left college, June, 1842.. Sugar planter in the West- Indies, 1843-84. Died December 19. 1884,' Toa Alta, Porto Rico. v ; *RAMON GONZALEZ. - , Left college, December, 1842. ■ Engaged in business in Porto Ricci. Died 1859, San Juan, Porto Rico. *PLINY GUERNSEY. Born September 25, 1823, Clifton Park N. Y. Brother of David Guernsey (class- "of .1843). Left college during Freshman year.' iEngageS in farming, 1843-48. Died July 27, 1849, Clifton Park, N. Y. ♦FREDERICK DURBIN HARRIMAN. B.A., Trinity College, Conn., 184s; M.A., Trinity, 1849. Born September 15, 1823, Windsor, Me. '-_''■'_ Left college during Junior year. Principal of Oak Grove Acadetny, Millwood, Va., 1845-46. Studied in General Theological Seminary, 1846-47. Taught in Mississippi, 1847-48. Ordained priest in the Prot- estant Episcopal Church, 1848. Rector in Bantam Falls' and Milton, Conn., 1848-50. Missionary in Indiana, 1850-53. Rector' in Wood- bury, Conn., 1853756. _ Agent of the ChuEch. Book Society, 1856-61. Secretary of the Society for the Increase of the Ministry, 1861-79. Retired from active service, 1879. Died May 18, 1897, Windsor, Conn. ♦BENJAMIN ROBERT HOLMES. M.D., University of Louisiana, 1844. Born April, 1821, Adams County, Miss. Left college during Freshman year. Practised medicine in Benton, Miss., 1844-62. Member' of the Miss. Legislature, 1856. Enlisted in Harrod's Battery; fourth lieutenant, 1862. Major of istMiss. Artil' 634 NON- GRADUATES. „ [1845. lery. Practised medicine at Bluff Springs, Miss., 1863-65 ; Yazoo City, Miss., 1866-80. Died January 16,. 1881, Yazoo City, Miss. ♦GEORGE JACKSON. B.A.,_ Union College, 1845; .M.A., Union. X. '*'. Bom September 6, 1821, Cazenovia, N. Y. Left college during Sophomore year. Taught in Cazenovia Semi-^ nary, N. Y., 1851-63. Principal of High School, Binghamton, N. Y., 1863-72. Superintendent of schools, Broome County, N. Y., 1873-74. Principal of Hartford County High School, Havre de Grace, Md., 1875-81. Retired; resided in Boston, Mass., 1881-97. Died September 28, 1897. ' ♦ALONZO McCRILLIS. *. N. e. Born April 12, I820, Sandwich, N. H. Brother of David McCrillis (class of 1845). Left college at the end of the first term, 1843. Taught, and studied law, in Great Falls, N. H., 1842-46. Practised laW in Great Falls, 1847-55. Selectman of the town of Somersworth, N. ■ H., 1850-55. Died September 13, 1855, Great Falls, N. H.- ; 1 ♦DAVID MgCRILLIS. *. N. 6. Born January 10, 1828, Sandwich, N. H. , Brother of Alonzo McCrillis -(class of 184s).. Left college in the first term, 1843. Practised' law in Bangor, Me., 1847-52. Died August 27, 1852, Waterville, Mie. ♦LUTHER WESLEY PECK. B.A., New York University, 1845; M.A., New York University, 1849;' D.D., iNew York University, 1878. Born June 14, 1825, Kingston, Pa. Methodist Episcopal,- minister, New York Conference, 1845-66; Wyoming Conference, 1866-91. Superannuated, 1891. Died March 31. 1900. JAMES SEAMAN PURDY. Left college during Junior year. Address : unknown. WILLIAM BOND READ. Left college during Freshman year. Address : unknown. ♦DAVID ROBINSON. Born 181 1, Patterson, N. Y. Left college after spending a part of Junior year. Engaged in teaching "and in the real estate commission business, Beverly, N. J. Died 1879, Beverly, N. J. ♦GEORGE INGRAHAM SENEY. B.A., New York University,' 1846 ; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1866. *. N. 6. Born May 12, 1826, Newtown, N. Y. ' ' Left college during Freshman year. President of the Metropolitan National Bank, New York, N. Y. Member of Board of Managers, Missionary Society, M. E. Church. Lay delegate to General Confer- ence, M. E. Church, 1880. Founder of the Seney scholarships, and otiierwise contributed to the endowment of Wesleyan University. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1871-88. Died lApril 7, 1893, New York, N. Y. 635 1845-46.] NON-GRADUATES. *JOHN. -CHASSELL SHERWOOD. ' ^ Left college during Sophomore year. ' Died September ' 29, 1883, Dartford, Wis. *THOMAS MacDONOUGH WARD; Born 1825, Middletown, Conn. / J , ' ' Left college during! Junior year. Became an engraver. Died April 5, 1848, Middletown, Conn. ♦MARVIN RICHARDSON WARMER. Born October 17, 1823, Middletown, Conn. Left college during Freshman year, March, 1842. Engaged in the manufacture of h3.rdw.9,re, Cromwefl, Conn., 1847-1904. Member of the Conn. Legislature, 1852-53. Died Qcjpber 18, 1904, Cromwell, Conn. *JOHN FREEMAN YOUNG. S.T.D., Columbia College, 1865. Born October, i^o, .1820, Pittston, , Me. • ... Left college during Freshman-year.' Graduated at Virginia Theo- logical Seminary, Alexandria, Va., 1845. Ordained priest in the Protestant Episcopal Church, 1845. Preached in Florida, Texas, Mis- sissippi, and Louisiana. Assistant minister of Trinity Church, New York, N. Y.^ 1860-67. Bishop of Florida, 1867-85. Died November 6, 1885, New York, N. Y. CLASS OF J846. *GA'BRLE;£ DISOSWAY AYRES. M.D,, Albany M'edical College, 1853. Born 1825, New York, N. Y. Brother of Daniel Ayres (class of 1842). Left college during Sophomore year. Practised medicine in Brook- lyn, N. Y., 1853-76. Died October 19, 1876, Brooklyn, N. Y. *AS A SHELDON BAKER. Born 1815, Henrietta, N. Y. ' Left college during Sophomore year, 1844. Taught in Wesleyan Seminary, Albion, Mich., 1844-46. Methodist Episcopal ifiinister, Genesee Conference, 1847-72. Supernumerary, .1872-79. Super- annuated, 1879-96. Died November 20, 1896, Rochester, N. Y. *JOHN BONNER. X. ^. Left college during Sophomore year. Practised law in Wisconsin. Probate judge of Iowa County, Wis., 1865-66. Died December 15, 1867. ♦CHARLES COOLEY BURR. Born October 3, 1820, Hartford, Conn. , . \ ;,,•'■; Left . college , during Freshman year. Methodist Episcopal minister. New Hampshire Conference, 1844-53. Superannuated, 1853-56, Located, 1856. :Chaplain of the Conn. Sta.te Prison, 1854-57. Clerk in the Navy Department, Washington, D. . C, 1857-59. Real estate broker, Washington, D, C, 1869-76. Died January 29, 1876, Washing- ton, D. C. ♦EZRA BILL CHAMBERLAIN. Born August, 1829, Middletown, Conn. 636 NON-GRADUATES: [1846. Left college during Sophomore year; Secretary of an agricultural implement manufactory, Cleveland, Ohio, 1843-61. Deputy postmaster of Cleveland, Ohio, 1861. A^ent and copartner of the Remington Agricultural Works. Died 187S, Battle Creek, Mich. *HENRY CHAMPION. iBorn in Savannah, Ga. Left, college during Freshman year. Died at the age of seventeen, in Savannah, Ga. *EDWARD DEAN DOW. M.A., Franklin and Marshall College. Bom September 20, 1821, Bath, N. H. Brother of No. 152, and of C. M. Dow (class of 1844). Left college during Freshman year, 1843. Principal and proprietor of the Opheleton Young Ladiesl'Semjnary, Plkinfield, N. J., 1848-68. Editor and proprietor of The Central New jersey Times. Conducted a general business agency in Knoxville, Tenn. Died June •;io, 1901, Knoxville, Teftn. , r - *JOHN WESLEY HINCKLEY. M.D., Tremont Medical School, 1847. Born October : 8, iJi^Q; Barnstable, Mass. , 1 . Left college during Sophomore year. Practised medicine in East Boston, Mass., 1847-64. Member of the Boston School Committee, 1857-641 Removed to On^rga, 111., 1864. Died March 28, 1865, Onarga, *DANIEL KENNEDY READING. Born in Flemington, N. J. Left college during Sophomore year. Founded the Reading Institutej Flemington, N. J. Died about 1852 or 1853, Flemington, N.. J. ♦LAFAYETTE' SEAMAN S. Born May 7, 1825; Middlesex, N. Y. Left college during Sophomore year, 1845. i Engaged in farming, 1845-78. Died October 26, 1878, Penfield, Mich. ' *TRUMAN MINOT SHERMAN. M.D.," Berkshire Medical Col- lege, 1847. Born November 2, 1822, Newtown, Conn. Left college during Sophbmore year. Priiicipal of Sheffield Academy, Mass., i84S-!4v?. Practised medicihe in Sheffield, 1847-50. Died Decem- ber 5, 1851, Sheffield, Mass. HENRY EUGENE SMITH. Born 1823, Brockport, N. Y. Left college, 1844., Engaged in farrning. Address : unknown. ZOHETH MANLIUS SMITH. Left college during Junior year. Teacher and lecturer. Address : unknown. ♦SEAMAN NATHANIEL SNEDEKER. Born ,in Hempstead, N. Y. ., , , .„■■■' \-i. .. I I Left college during Freshman year. Engaged in business in Hemp- stead, N. Y., 1845-96. Died February 2, 1896!, Hempstead, N. Y. ♦FREDERICK MASON STONE. X. *. Born September 12, 1825, Wayland, Mass. Left college during Senior year, 1846. Practised law, 1848-65. Mem- ber of Mass; Legislature,. 1860-65. Deputy surveyor of the port of 637 1846-47.] NON-GRADUATES. ' Boston, 1865. Bank commissioner of Mass;, 1866-77. Member of Mass. Senate, 1876. President of Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company, 1877-81. Died March 20, 1897. MATTHEW WILLARD. Left college during Freshman year. Depotmaster of the Boston & Albany Railroad at Indian Orchard, Mass. Ih business in Ludlow, Mass. Address : unknown. CLASS OF J847. ♦BENJAMIN T BIGGS. Bom October i, 1821, in Delaware. Left college, July, 1844. Engaged in farming in Middletown, Del., 1847-81. Member of the State Constitutional Convention of Delaware, 1853. Member of U. S. Congress, 1868. President of the Queen Anne & Kent Railroad. Died December 25, 1893, Middletown, Del. EDWARD BOOTH. Left college during Junior year. Engaged in farming in Illinois. County auditor, La Fayette, Ind., 1856. Enlisted in the 114th 111. Volunteer Infantry, 1862. Clerk at Medical Headquarters, 1864. Super- intendent of schools, Menard County, 111., 1866-74. Resided in-Quihcy, 111., and in Kansas or Nebraska. < i i ■■ Address:, unknown. - ■ . • >■ " • ERASTUS BOYDEN. Born July 31, 1821, Killingly, Conn. . Left college- during Freshman year. .Engzged in cotton manufactur- ing, Lowell, Mass., 1844 . Member of the Common Council, Lowell, i8S7, '58. Director of the City Library, Lowell. Address : Lowell,- Mass, t ^ . GUSTAiVE ARVILIEN BREAUX; B.A., Norwich University, 1847;, iLL.B., Harvard University, 1850. X. ■*■. Bom December 28, 1828, in Louisiana. ,?;, ,/ ,[■■. ,' ■:,'- Left college during Junior year, April, 1846. Practised law in New Orleans, La.j. 1851-97. Lawyer and planter, La Fayette, La;,; 1897 • State senator from New Orleans, La., 1879, 1882-86.- Member of the Constitutional Convention, 1879. Colonel, 30th Louisiana Regiment, Confederate Army, 1862-65. Address: La Fayette, La. ♦GEORGE BURGESS. ^. T. Left college during Freshman year. In the drug business,' Staten Island, N, Y., 1864-66. Appointed postmaster, West New Brighton, N. Y., 1866. -In the tailroad businessj chiefly in the West; Died May 19. 1893, Bridgewater, (Donn. ♦DANIEL DORCHESTER. M.A. ' (Hon.),- 1856; ■ D.D., 1874. $. N. e. Born March 11, 1827, Duxbury, Mass. Left collegfe during Junior year, 'March, 18416. Methddist' Episcopal minister, New England Southern Conference, 1847-58; New England Conference, 1858-94. Supernumerary,' 1894^97. " Superannuated, i!897- 1907. Member df the Conn. Senate; 1855; Masl Legislature, 1883. 638 NON-GRADUATES. [1847-48. Commissioner of Idiocy of Connecticut, 1855-56. Superintendent of U. S. Indian Schools, 189093. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, twice. Died March 12, 1907, West Roxbury, Mass. ♦HANNIBAL GOODWIN. B.A., Union College, 1848. *. T. Born 1823, Ulysses, N. Y. Left college during Sophomore year. Studied in Union Theological Seminary, 1&48-49. Ordained priest of the Protestant Episcopal Church, 1851. Rector of churches in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and California, 1851-1900. Died IDecember 31, 1900. FLETCHER HARPER. Bom October 7, 1828, New York, N. Y. Left college during Freshman year. Address : unknown. ♦SAMUEL FINLEY JONES. X. *. Bom August, 1827, Marlboro, Conn. Left college during Senior year. Engaged in teaching, 1847-48. Practised law in Hartford, Conn:, 1851-91. Clerk of the Superior Court, Hartford County, 1853. Judge of the Police Court, Hartford, 1866. Member of Conn. 'Legislature, 1873-74. Died September 28, 1891, Hartford, Conn. JOHN KENDALL. Left college during Junior year. Address: unknown. ♦TIMOTHY BURNHAM ROSS. Born March 18, 1816, . Ipswich, Mass. , Left college during Freshman year. Taught school in Ipswich, Masg., and elsewhere. Editor of The Ipswich Clarion^ 1850. Member of Maine Legislatujfe, 1863. Clerk of the Essex County House of Cor- rection, iS8i. Contributed to the press. Did some conveyancing in later years. Died November 25, 1905, Ipswich, Mass. JAMES GROVES SEW ALL. Left college during Freshman year. •, Address: unknown. ♦JAMES UGLOW. B.A., New York University, 1847; M.A., New York University, 1850; M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1851. Bom 1827, New York, N. Y. Left college during Freshman, year. Druggist, New York, N. Y., 18S0-53. Studied in Union Theological Seminary, 1854-57. Practised medicine in New York, N. Y., 1858-65. Died March 27, 1865, Beaufort, S. C. CLASS OF J848. ♦ABRAHAM AVERY. M.A. (Hon.), 18^9. X. 6^ NON-GRADUATES. [1854. Founder, and for- two years (1860^62) editor of The London Ameri- can. Head of a law firm in New York, N. Y., giving special attention to foreign patents, 1882 . Member, and one of the organizers of the Vienna Patent Congress, 1873. Address: 500 Hudson St., Hoboken, N. J. *SAVILIAN RICHARD HULL. Born July 16, 1827) Cheshire, Conn. Left fcollegiS ' (luring ■ Freshman year, December, 1850. |Practised law in New Haven, Conn. Engaged in manufacturing. Died August, 1905. , - . *DANIEL MARVIN. B.A., Union College, 1854; M.A., Union, 1857. X,*. Born January 29, 1830, Troy, N. Y. Left College during the second term, Freshman year. Practised law in Rensselaer County, N. Y., 1860-71. Methodist Episcopal minister, 'Northern' New York Conference, 1873-86; Located, 1886. Died 1905. ♦PERLEY MASON. ' Born July i, 1831, Troy, Vt. Left college during Sophomore year, February, 1852. Member of Vermont Legislature, 1870. Station agent and expressman, Fairlee, Vt. Died' 1899, Anoka, Minn. LEWIS MAYO." : .. Left college during Sophomore year. Practised law in Winterset, Iowa, 1865776. Address : unknown. ♦WILLIAM RYSON MULFORD, Jr. X. *. Born February 18, 1833, Sag Harbor, N. Y. Left college during Sophomore year. Taught in Massachusetts. Removed to the West, 1852. Engaged in preaching in Kane County, 111. Enlisted as private in an Illinois regiment,, iS6i^. Died July 7, 1864, in the military prison at Andersohville, 'G'a: ' '" ' ■■ ■ ■ • ■ " ' " , , ;^ / :' ,. , '.' *PELEG TOMPKINS PEARCE. Born February 5, 1833, Provi- dence, R. I. Left college, July, 1852. Railroad contractor in Chile, S. A. Died September 12, 1866, Freetown, Mass. '?o ^ --^ *OCTAVIUS PERINCHTEF. B.A., Trinity College, Conn., 1854. Born October 2, 1829, Warwick, Bermuda. Left college during Sophomore year. Tutor in Racine College, Wis., 1854-SS. Studied' in General Theological : Seminary, - 1835-56. Ordained priest of the Protestant Episcopal-Church, 1857. Rectdr of churches in Missouri, New York, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, 1857-77. Died April 29, 1877, Bridgeport, Pa. *ERASTUS - LADD PRENTICE., B. A., Amherst College,, 1855. Born 1825, New London, Conn. Left college, during Freshman yfear. Methodist Episcopal minister, New York Gonfeirence, 1856-73. Died February 28, 1873, Warwick, R. L ' 6SS 1854-55.] NON-GRADUATES. ♦MADISON RJDDLESBARGER. B.A., Madison (now Colgate) University, 1854; M.A., Madison,, 1857, Left college during Sophomore year. Resided in Fayette, Mo. Edited a paper in Colorado. Died in Colorado. WILLIAM CALLAHAN ROBINSON. B.A., Dartmouth College, 1854; LL.D,, Dartmouth, 1879; M.A. (Hon.), Yale Uiiiversityy j88l. Born July 26, 1834, Norwich, Coriri. ;. - Leit college at the end of Sopho?;^ore year, 1852. Graduated from General Theological Seminary, New York, N. Y., 1857. Preached in the Protestant Episcopal Church, 18S7-62. Associate editor of The Catholic World, 1868-69. Judge of the City Court of New Haven, Conn., 1869-71. Instructor in Law, Yale University, 1869-72. Member of.:tjie Board of Education, New Haven, iSyS'^G; Corinecticut Legis- lature, 1874. Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, i874-76._ Proi- fessor of Law,- Yale University, 1872-96; Catholic University of America, 1896-- — . Address : Catholic University of America, Washington, D. C. ♦DAVID TUTHILL. B.A., New York University, i«54; M.A., New York University, 1857. Born October 31, 1829, Brooklyn, N.Y. Left college, June, 1852.. .Clerk in the Custom House, New York, N. Y., 1855-59. Methodist Epfscopal minister, Whitestone, N; Y., 1859. Missionary to Arizona, 1859. Methodist Episcopal minister, Los Angeles, Cal., 1859-60. Professor of Natural Science, University of the Pacific, 1860-61. Principal of Female Collegiate Institute, Santa Clara, Cal, .:i864r69.' -President of a gas company in Santa Cruz, Cal., 1869-88; Salem, Ore., 1874-88. Member of the City Council, Santa Cruz, Cal., 1876-78. Died August 7, 1888, Santa Cruz, Cal. ♦SYDNEY PALMER YORK. B.A., Union College, i854;.M.A., Union, 1857. Born May 3, 1829, Brookfield, N. Y. Brother -of r No. 251. , . .■ Left college during Sophomore year. Principal of ;Valley Female Institute, Winchester, . Va., 1854-61 ; Amenia Seminary, N. Y., 1865-66. Taught in High School, Vineland, JT', J., 1868-80 ;,. superintendent of schools, l8&)-i903. Member of Township Commission, Landis, N. J., 1876-77. Died June 7, 1903, Vineland, N. J. CLASS OF J 855, ♦HORACE BONHAM. B.A., Lafayette College, 1856; M.A.^ Lafayette. Born November 26, 1835, York, Pa. Brother of J. M. Bonham (class of 1855). Left college at the end of Freshman year, 1852. Editor of The York Republican, 1860-62. Assesspr of internal revenue for the 15th District of Pennsylvania, 1862-66. Artist in York, Pa., 1868-92. Died March 7, 1892, York, Pa. 1 ♦JOHN MILTON BONHAM., Born November 26, 1835, York. Pa. Brother of H. Bonham (class of 1855). Left college at the end of Freshman year, 1852. Practised lawl in Franklin, Pa., 1857-75. Resided in Pittsburg, Pa., 1875-81 Died June 17, 1897, Atlantic City, N. J. 656 NON^GRADUATES. [1855. *DAVID JOSIAH BREWER. B.A., Yale College, 1856; LL.B., Albany Law School, 1858; M.A., Yale, 1859; LL.D., Wesleyan Uni- versity, 1901, and Iowa College, Washburn College, Yale University, University of Wisconsin, University of Vermont and Bowdoin College. Bom June 20, 1837, Smyrna, Asia Minor. Brother of M. B. Brewer ^class of 1858). Left college at the end of Junior year. Engaged in farming in Stockbridge, Mass., 1858. Practised law in Kansas City, Mo., i8s8-S9; Leavenworth, Kans., _ 1859-61. U. S. commissioner, 1861-64. Judge of probate and of the' Criminal Court of Leavenworth County^ Kans., 1863-64. Superintendent of schools, 1865-68. Judge of the First Judicial Court of the State of Kansas, 1865-69. City attorney, 1869-70. Judge of the Supreme Court of the State of Kansas, 1870-84. Judge of U. S. Circuit Court, 8th District, 1884-89. Associate justice. United States Supreme Court, 1889-1910. President, Venezuela Boundary Commission. Professor of Corporation Law, Columbian University. Died March 28, 1910, Washington, D. C. *JOHN NELSON CARLETON. Born October 23, 1829, New- bury, Vt. Left college during the wititer of Freshman year. Taught school, 1863-67. Local magistrate, 1865-81. Principal of Mountville Academy, Ga., 1876-77. Engaged in running a steam mill and cotton gin in Mountville, Ga. Member of State Legislature, 1888-89. Died April 6, 1898, Mountville, Ga. • ♦JAMES W CLAYTON. X. ♦GEORGE WILLIAM ARMSTRONG. Born January 25, 1836, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Left college during Freshman year. Admitted to the bar, 1857. Died July 3, 1857, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ♦NATHANIEL JABEZ BARTLETT. B.A., Williams College, 1857. Born April 23, 1835, Hampstead, N. H. Left college' during Freshman year. Bookseller, Boston, Mass. Died May 3, 1902, Andover, Mass. ■ ■ ' ' 660 NON-GRADUATES. [1857. ♦WILLIAM WATSON BIDWELL. Born September, 1830, Cole- brook River, Conn. Left college during Junior year. Practised law, 1859-94. Judge of probate, 1870-71. Died August 24, 1894, Collinsville, Coiin. ♦HENRY MATURIN BISHOP. B.A., Amherst College, i8s8; M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1869. Born October 13, 1837, Middletown, Conn. Left college during Junior year. Principal of an academy, Edgar- town, Mass. ; Durham, Conn., 1863. Practised medicine, 1869-1902. Died 1902, Brooklyn, N. Y. DANIEL DELOS BREWER. X. *. Born March 22, 1833, Wil- braham, Mass. Left college during Sophomore year. Justice of the peace of Winona County, Minn., 1862-64. Supervisor of McPherson Township, 1865-67, 1874-80.' Engaged in farming in Minnesota. Address : St. Clair, Minn. * ♦ALEXANDER THOMPSON BRITTON. B.A., Brown Univer- sity, 1857. Born December 29, 183S, New York, N.' Y. Left college during Sophomore year. Practised law, Washington, D. C, 1858-99. President of the Board of Metropolitan Police, Wash- ington, D. C, 1876-78. Member of U. S. Public Land Commission, i879;-8i. Chairman, Presidential Inaugural Committee, 1889. Vice president, Columbia National Bank, Washington. President, American Security and Trust Company. Commissioner from District of Colum- bia to Columbian Exposition, 1893 ; chairman, Executive Committee on Awards. Founder and editor of The Financial' Revietv. Died July 7, 1899, Washington, D. C. ♦CHARLES OLMSTEAD BUDINGTON. -^.t. Born December 2, 1832, Leyden, Mass. Left college during Sophomore year. Died August 30^ i860. Beards- town, 111. ♦WILLIAM JACOT COITE. Born May 8, 1839, New York,- N. Y. Left college during Senior year. In business in New York, N. Y., 1857-61, 1870. Paymaster of the U. S. Navy, 1862-65. Assistant treasurer of the state of Connecticut, 1865-69. Clerk in the office of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Washington) D. C, 1871-74. Chief deputy collector of internal revenue. Sixth District, N. C, 1874-81. IDied October 6, 1901, Salem, N. C. JUSTIN MARTYR COPELAND. B.A., Lawrence University, 1857. Born March 17, 183S, Bartlett, N. H. Left college during Freshman year. Tutor in Lawrence University, 1857. Principal of city schools. Key West, Fla., 1874-76. Engaged in farming and in teaching in Kansas, Wisconsin, Illinois, and California, Address : 615 North Sycamore St., Santa Ana, Cal. ♦CORDELLO D ELMER (CORDELLO DE VAL COURT ELMER).. 13.A., Union College, 1857; M.A., Union, i860. •*■. T. Born October 21, 1831, Cedarville, N. Y. 661 1857-58.] NON-GRADUATES. Left college at the end of the first term, Sophomore year. Engaged in farming in Suffolk County, N. Y., 1860-83'. Editor of The Suffolk Weekly Times, 1862-68. School commissioner of Suffolk County, 1864-70, 1879-82. Died 1883, Southold, N. Y. *PETER FLETCHER FITZ-GERALD. M.D., Jefferson Medical College, ^orn Noveniber 2, 1836, Smith,ville, N. C. Left college during Freshman year. Practised medicine in Carroll County, Miss., ,1859-61, 1865-66; Charleston, Miss., 1867; pren^da County, Miss. ; Yalabusha County, Miss., 1868-78. Assistant sUiT- geon in the Confederate Army, 1861-65. Died October 12, 1878, Grenada, Miss. JOSEPH HENRY JAMES. ^. T. Born April 18, 1835, Mount Holly, N. J. Left college during Sophomore year, November, 1854. Methodist Episcopal minister, New Jersey Conference, 1856-65 ; Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, 1865-90. Secretary, Conn. Tem- perance Union, 1890-92; lecturer, 1892-1915. Address : Box 281, Rockville, Conn. *HOMER GOODALL KELSEY. ^. T. Born January 31, 1833, Wheelock, Vt. Brother of No. 697. Left college during Junior year.. Engaged in farming in Castana, Iowa, 1856-57. Died June 4, 1857, Castana, Iowa. C FRANKLIN KNAPP. Left college during Sophomore year. Address : unknown. AUGUSTUS WASHINGTON LAKE. Born August 26, 1837, Grenada, Miss. Left college during Freshman year, June, '1854. In business in Grenada, Miss. Bookkeeper for an electric light ' company. Address : P. O. Box 260, Wynne, Ark. *ELIZUR LEROY SPERRY. Born in Woodbridge, Conn. Left college during Freshman year. Engaged in farming in Wood- bridge, Conn., 1855-1901. Died August 16, 1901, Woodbridge, Conn. *HEZE]^IAH WATKINS. C.E., Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1857;, B. A., Yale . College, 1859; LL.B., Albany Law School, i860. Born August 24, 'kSss, Liberty, N. Y. Left college during Sophomore year, 1855. Practised law, 1860-84. Lieutenant colonel of 133d Regiment, N. Y. Volunteer Infantry. Died CLASS OF J858. ♦JOSEPH WRIGHT ALSOP. M.D., New York University, 1861. Born August 20, 1838, New York, N. Y. , , Left college after spending one, term in a special course. Practised medicine, and engaged in farming, in Middletown, Conn., 1865-91. 662 NON-GRADUATES. [1858. Representative in Conn. Legislature. Member of Conn. Senate. Died June 21, 1891, Fenwick, Conn. *IRA GLAZIER BIDWELL. B.A., Union College, 1858; M.A., Union, 1861. *. N. 9. Born February 22, 183S, Willington, Conn. Left college during Freshman year. Methodist Episcopal minister, Troy Conference, 1858-67; Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, 1867-70; New York Conference, 1870-76; Western New York Conference, 1876-78; Central New York Conference, 1878. Died December 25, 1878, Syracuse, N. Y. SAMUEL ROBINSON BIRDSEY. Born 1836, Clinton, N. C. Left college after a residence of about six months. Broker in Wil- mington, N. C, and Macon, Ga. Address : Macon, Ga. ♦MARSHALL BIDWELL BREWER. Born January 28, 1840, Wethersfield, Conn. Brother of D. J. Brewer (class of i8ss). Left college during Freshman year. Clerk in a store in New York, N. Y. Lieutenant of Co. G, 37th Regiment, N. Y. Volunteers. Died September 24, 1862, Stockbridge, Mass. SAMUEL eUSHMAN CALDWELL. B.A., Dickinson College, 1858; M.A., Dickinson, 1861; D.C.L., Dickinson, 1899. Born April 10, 1836, Carlisle, Pa. Left college, July, 1854. Taught in Rock River Seminary, 1860-61. On the editorial staff of The Methodist, 1864-68; The New York World, 1868-72. Night editor of The New York Tribune, 1872 . President of Pelham Village, N. Y., 1896-98. Address : Pelham, N. Y. ♦JAMES HARVEY CONNER. Left college during Freshman year. Druggist in New Albany, Ind. Died June 13, 1903, New Albany, Ind. DEWITT DAVIS. *. N. 6. Born January 31, 1833, Woodbridge, Conn. Left college during Sophomore year, March, 1856. Taught in War- ren, Pa., and Milwaukee, Wis., 1856-60. Practised law in Milwaukee, Wis., 1861 . Now retired. Member of Wis. Legislature, 1865. Address : 1607 Grand Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. ♦MARSHALL EVANS. ■■ Born 1832, Piermont, N. H. Left college during Freshman year. Salesman in a dry goods house, Boston, Mass., 1856-95. Die'd 1895.' ♦JAMES NELSON GARATT. Born September, 1831, Hamilton, N. Y. Left college during Senior year. Principal of Wethersfield Academy, Conn., 1861-62. Served in 89th Regiment, N. Y. Volunteers, 1862-64. Mortally wounded in the battle of Petersburg, Va., June 15, and died July 25. 1864. ♦CHARLES ALLEN GILBERT. ^. T. Born October 19, 1835, New Haven, Conn. 663 1858,1 NON-GRADUATES. Left college during Sophomore year. Graduated from General Theological Seminary, New York, N. Y., i860. Ordained priest in the Protestant Episcopal Church. Rector of Christ Church, Joliet, 111., 1860-72; Cairo, 1872-74; Gainesville, Fla., 187S-78; St. Paul's Church, Key West, Fla., 1878-80. Died November 8, 1880, Key West, FJa. *FRANK THEODORE GOODRICH. Born 1836, Swanton, Vt. Left college during Sophomore year. Enlisted in the U. S. Army, 1861. Quartermaster, with rank of lieutenant, of the nth Regiment, 111. Volunteer Infantry. Killed in the Battle of Pittsburg Landing, April 6, 1862. WILLIAM PENN HYDE. Born February 15, 1828, Mystic,; Conn. Left college during Sophomore year, December, 18SS. Engaged in manufacturing in Mystic, Conn., and in Warren, R. I., 1856-65. Metho- dist Episcopal minister. Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, l86Si Superannuated. ' Address : Palo Alto, Cal. HENRY SHIPMAN JEWETT. B.A., Amherst College, 1858; M.A., Amherst, 1861; M.D., New York University, 1886. , Born December : 4, 1837, New Britain, Conn. Left college during Sophomore year; Taught in Willistpn Semi- nary, Easthampfop, Mass., 1859-60 ; Durham, Conn., 1861-62 ; Meriden, Conn., 1863-65; ' FoUghkeepsie Female Seminary, N. Y., 1867-70. Principal of Poughkeepsie Military Institute, 1870^76. Associate prin- cipal of Ossining Femsile Institute, N. Y., 1877-81, Practising mediciiie in Brooklyn, N. Y. Address : 226 Macon St., Brooklyn, N. Y. ♦ALBERT MARKHAM. Born October 8, 183 1, East Longmeadow, Mass. Left college during Sophomore year. Principal of a public school, Milwaukee, Wis., 1859. Superintendent of schools, Niles, Mich., 1860-64. Principal and proprietor of Markham Academy, Milwaukee, Wis., 1864-87. Died February 26, 1887. ♦EDWARD BRUCE MUNSELL. M.A., Indiana Asbury (now De Pauw) University, 1858. A. A. *. Born January 25, 1828, Miami County, Ohio. Entered college, 1856; left during ' Senior year. Professor of Greek, Illinois Wesleystn University, 1857-60. Practised law in Paris, III., 1863-91. Died April 13, 1904, Paris, 111. *WILBUR FISK NOYES. *. N. 6. Born January 20, 1834 Lan- daff, N. H, Died August 6, 1857, Middletown, Conn., during his Senior year. SAMUEL BONSALL PARISH. B.A., New York University. ■*. T. Born January 13, 1838, Paterson, N. J. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Taught in Ottawa Academy, 111.; Barton Academy, Mobile, Ala., 1860-61. Member of 664 NON-GRADUATES. [1858. the 2d Kansas Cavalry, 1862-63. Contributor to The California Horticulturist and Gardener's Monthly. Fruit-grower and botanical collector in C'llifornia, 1865 . Address : San Bernardino, Cal. ALFRED EDGAR MARTINDALE PURDY. M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1861. Born October 17, 1838, New York, N. Y. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Acting assistant surgeon, U. S. Army, 1862-163. Surgeon, Metropolitan Police of New York, N. Y., and president of the Board of Police Surgeons, 1862-73. Editor of The New York Medical Register, 1869-77. Librarian of the Medical Journal Association of New York, N. Y., 1868-78. Secretary of the Medical Society of the County of New York, 1868-78; vice president, 1878-^9;' president, 1879-80. Practising medicine in New York, N. Y. Address: 449 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. ♦SAMUEL WADSWORTH RUSSELL. Born 1827, Middletown, Conn. Brother of J. A. Russell (class of 1838). Pursued a special course with this class during Junior year. Died September 17, 1858, Middletown, Conn. WILLIAM HENRY SEARLES. C.E., Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, i860. Born June 4, 1837, Cincinnati, Ohio. Pursued a special course with this class during Junior year. Engaged in civil engineering, i860 . Professor of Geodesy and Topography, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1862-64. Chief engineer, Indiana & N. S. Railroad, 1872-73; N. Y., West Shore & Chicago Railroad, 1879-82. Division engineer, N. Y. State Canals, 1876-78. Address : Elyria, Ohio. HENRY SNYDER SHUSTER. Born January 12, 1830, French- town, N. J. Left college during Junior year. Taught in Virginia. Photog- rapher in Frenchtown, N. J., and Omaha, Nebr. Address : unknown. *CHARLES HENRY STOCKING. M.A. (Hon.), 1862. X. *. Bom April 15, 1837, Norwalk, Conn. Brother of S. D. Stocking (class of 1856)." Left college at the end of Junior year, June, 1857. Principal of Rhinebeck Academy, N. Y., 1859-64. Clerk in Treasury Department, Washington, D. C, 1864-70. Lumber dealer in Montclair, N. J. Certi- fied public accountant. General agent, American Phototype Com- pany, 1870-76. In the Comptroller's office. New York, N. Y., 1882-87. General manager. Central Florida Mill and Lumber Company, Apala- chicola, Fla. Died September 3, 1910, South Orange, N. J. DAVID AIREY SUTTON. Born March 17, 1838, Tarrytown, N. Y. Left college at the end of Junior year. Connected with the New York city press, i860. City editor of The St. Louis Times, 1866-72. Chief clerk of the Missouri Legislature, 1872-74. Practised law, 1874-76. Managing editor of The St. Joseph Herald, Mo., 1876-77. Afterwards part owner and editor of The St. Joseph Chronicle. Read- 66s 1858-69.] NON-GRADUATES. ing clerk of the Missouri Seinatfe, 1877. Member of city staff of The New York Tribune, 1877-79. Financial editor, and afterwards city editor, of The New York Star, 1879-81. City editor. The New York World. Address : 187 Vernon Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. *JOHN DUNCAN TABER. M.D., Hahnemann Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa. Born September 10, 1834, Fairhaven, Mass. Left college during Sophomore , year. Practised medicine in Fair- haven, Mass., Hyannis, Mass., and Providence, R. I. Died August 14, 1861, Providence, R. I. WILLIAM THOMAS. In college only a part of Freshman year. Went South to teach, 1856. Address : unknown. ♦GEORGE CLINTON VAN ALLEN. Born Jtily 6, 1830, Pillar Point, N. Y. Left college during Sophomore year, October, 1855. Engaged in bookkeeping, railroad surveying, and traveling for railroad companies in the West, 1855-56. Land agent in Effingham, 111., 1SS7-58. Prin- cipal, of High School, Plover, Wis;, 1861-62. Engajged in making abstracts of titles to real estate in Mount Pleasant, Iowa, 1862-1902. City surveyor of Henry County, Iowa, 1864. Died September 4, 1902, Mount Pleasant, Iowa. CLASS OF J859. *THOMAS STERLING ABRAHAM. B.A., Union College, 1859. Born September 4, 1831, -Trenton, N. J. Left 'college during Seaiipr year, March, 1859. Principal of Bennett Seminary, N. C, 1874-75. Engaged in farming, preaching, aijd teaching. Died 1897, Trenton, N. J. HENRY BASCOM BROWN. Born July 5, 1833, Middleboro, Mass. Left college during Senior year, 1858. Engaged in journalism, 1858-63. Acting assistant paymaster, U. S. Navy, 1863-65.- Served on the editorial staff of The Boston Journal, 1865. Engaged in manur facturing in New Haven, Conn., 1866-78; East Hampton, Conn., 1878^ =.' Helped to organize the prohibition party in Conn., 1871. Editor and proprietor, Stttie Temperance Journal, 1871-74. Ordained minister of the Second Advent denomination. Chairman, Prohibition State Central' Committee, 1896-1903. Address : East Hampton, Conn. BENJAMIN HICKS CHENEY. M.D., University of Louisiana (now Tulane University), 1861. ■*■. T. Born October 10, 1838, Vicks- burg, Miss. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Acting assistant sur- geon, U. S. Army, 1861-62. Assistant surgeon, 41st Ohio Volunteers; 1862-64. Examining surgeon of the provost marshal's bureau for the 6th District of Illinois, 1864-65. ' Associatie editor of The Medical 666 NON-GRADUATES. [1859. Investigator, 1871-73. President of the Board of Examining Surgeons for pensions, New Haven, Conn., 1874-81. Practising medicine in New- Haven, Conn., 1874 . Member of New Haven City Board of Health, 1881. Address: 112 College St., New Haven, Conn. SAMUEL EMERY. Born May i, 183S, Lisbon, N. H. Left college during Junior year, November, 1857. Taught in New Hampshire, Virginia, and Louisiana, 1858-65. Engaged in farming, i86s . . Address : Masonic Home, Manchester, N. H. ♦CHARLES HENRY GARDNER. Born 1843, Lowell, Mass. Left college during Senior year. Sent to Liberia, Africa, _ as a teacher by a missionary society. Clerk in a custom house in Liberia. Regimental schoolmaster. Cape Coast Castle, Africa, 1866-68. Grad- uated from the Law Department, Howard University, 1872. Practised law in Mobile, Ala., a few months. Taught in Bladensburg, Md., 1872-73. Died December 16, 1873, Washington, D. C. GILBERT D JACKSON. Special student with this class in Junior year. Address : unknown. ♦RICHARD D McGRAW. M.D., Dartmouth College, i875- Born December 14, 1837, New York, N. Y. In college but one term, 1855. Second lieutenant, 5th Regiment, N. Y. Volunteer Infantry, 1^2-65. Practised medicine in Baltimore, Md. Died February 17, 1885, Sayville, N. Y. SAMUEL MATHER MANSFIELD. Born September 23, 1839; Middletown, Conn. Left college during Junior year. Studied in the U. S. Military Academy, West Point, N. Y., 1858-62. Colonel of the 24th Conn. Volunteers, and captain of engineers, U. S. Army, 1862-65. Major of engineer corps, Galveston, Tex., 1881 ; lieutenant colonel, 1888 ; colonel, 1898; brigadier general, 1903. Engaged in much important engineering work. President, Yosemite National Park Commission, 1899. Retired, 1903. Massachusetts Harbor and Land Commissioner, 1906 . Address : 231 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. *JOHN DOWNING REYNOLDS. .B.A., Union College, 1859; M,D., Medical College, New York, N. Y. Born January 19, 1837, Hillsdale, N. Y. Brother of No. 544. Left college during Freshman year.: Member of the 44th Regiment, N. Y. Volunteers. Assistant physician aiid surgeon in the Army of the Potomac. Practised medicine in Copake, N. Y., 1865-72; Seattle, Wash., 1873-83. Died January 4 1883, Seattle, Wash. ♦RICHMOND SELEE. Born June 29, 1833. Easton, Mass. Brother of N. P. Selee (class of 1856). , , Left college during Freshman, year, November, 1855. In poor health; 1856-62. Taught school, 1862766.' Died January 2, 1866, Easton, Mass,. 667 1859-60.] NON-GRADUATES. ♦MELVILLE COX SMITH. Bom August 14, 1835, Waymart, Pa. Left college during Junior- year. Methodist Episcopal minister; Rock River Conference, 1860-84;. Central Illinois Conference, 1884-87. Superannuated, 1887. Died April 25, 1907, Los Angeles, Cal. ♦GEORGE FREDERICK STEARNS. Born October 9, 1838, Middletown, Conn. -, , _ Left ■ college during Freshman year. Engaged in manufacturing in Chester, Conn. Died December 28, 1903, Chester, Conn. BENJAMIN HORTON WHiTE. A. A.'#. Born August 17, 1837, Somers, N. Y. Left college during Junior year. May, 1858. Sergeant of the 1st Regiment, Iowa Cavalry; afterwards first lieutenant in the Sth Regi- ment, Iowa Cavalry, 1861-65. Practising law in Iowa and Texas, 1865 . Clerk of county courts, Anamosa, Iowa. County judge, Douley, Tex. '' Address : Clarendon, Tex. ♦HENRY WOODWARD. Born June 26, 1838, Middletown, Conn. Left college during Freshman year. Alderman of Middletown, Conn. Fish commissioner of the State of Connecticut,; 1868-70, Trustee- of Conn. Insane Asylum. Druggist in Middletown, Conn., 1865-1907. Died June 21, 1907, Middletown, Conn. CLASS OF J 860. CHARLES HENRY ALSOP. Born October 22, 1840, Middletown, Conn. -\v., '■■,',;■- ■'''. •■ .'■• . ■J--''^/ "' ! j! "'.■■' Left college during Junior year. Superintendent, Alsop Arms Com- pany, Midd'letcewn, "Cortn., r864-67. Went West as surveyor. Northern Pacific R. R., 1867. Later chief engineer, Minnesota Division. Captain and part owner of a steamboat. Red River freight line, Moorehead, Minn., 1880-84. In the stove, foundry business, Syracuse, N. Y.. 1885-91. With the Thomson-Houston Company, Lynn, Mass., as draughtsman, 1891. Jn Middletown, Conn., engaged in inventing and experimenting with gas engines, ' 1891 — '-„ Address : Middletown, Conn. ♦WILLIAM LEVI BODWELL. Born February 25, 1839, Williams- burg, N. Y. Left college early in JUnior year. Taught in Hanover, N. J., 1859-; Fairmount, W. Va., 1860-61; New Canaan, Conn., 1862-63. Color sergeant, 27th Regiment, Conn. Volunteers, 1863-64. Mortally wounded in the battle of Gettysburg, Pa., June 2, 1864. Died July Si 1864. , . ■ , ' ■ JAMES MONROE IbUCKLEY. M.A. (Hon.), 1869; D.D., 1872; LL.D., Emory and Henry College, 1884 ; L.H.D., , Syracuse University, 1906. ' $. N. e. Born December 16, 1836, Rahway; N. J. , ^ Left college, during Freshman year. Methodist Episcopal minister. New HampsTiire Conference, 1859-64; Detroit Conference, 1864-66; New York East Conference, 1866-- — . Editor of The Christian 668 NON-GRADUATES. [1860. Advocate, 1880 . Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1872, '76, '80, '84, '88, '92, '^, 1900, '04, '08.- Delegate to the Ecumenical Methodist Conference, London, 1881. Trustee of Wesleyan Univer- sity, 1884-T — ; Woman's College of Baltimore (now Goucher College) ; Drew Theological Seminary. President, Board of Managers, M. E. (Seney) Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y. President, Board of Foreign Missions, M. E. Church. Address: 150 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y. RUSSELL JAMES BURR. Born April 16, 1833. . . Left college during Freshman year. Taught in Georgia, 1857. Engaged in selling subscription books in the United States and Canada, 1858-62. Traveled in Europe, Asia, and Australia, 1862-66. In busi- ness in Lawrence, Kans., 1866-70; St. Louis, Mo., 1870-76, 1881-83; Baltimore, Md., 1877; Thoinaston, Cotin., 1878-79; New Haveri, Conn., 1884-1900. Engaged in farming, Durham, ' Conn., igoo -. Address : Durham Center, Conn. *ELIAS RIGGS CAREY. M.D. A. A. *. Born in Mendham, N. J. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Practised medicine in New Providence, N. J. Acting assistant surgeon, U. S. Army, 1862-68. Engaged in the manufacture of carriage lamps, Philadelphia, Pa., 1868-igos. Died May 4, 1905, Philadelphia, Pa. *GEORGE WASHINGTON CLEMENT. *. N. 6. Born February 22, 1836, Plaiston, N. H. , Left college during Junior year, February, 1859. President, Board of Trustees, Willoughby College, Ohio, i860. Member of Ohio Legis- lature, 1879; Member, Republican National Convention, Chicago, 111., i88q. Dealer in agricultural machinery. Died January 3, 1896, Wichita, Kans. *JAMES STUART GORDON. *. T. Born August, 1833, Rensse- laerville, N. Y. Left college during Freshman year. Taught in Red Hook, N. Y., 1857-58. In business in San Diego, Cal., 1858-92. President of the Chamber of Commerce, San Diego, Cal., 1874-81. Died July 29, 1892. National City, Cal. ♦ALBERT GOULD. Born February 21, 1832, East Woodstock, Conn. Left college during Sophomore year. Taught in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1856. Methodist Episcopal minister, New England Conference, 1858-90. Died November 18, 18^0, Ipswich, Mass. *AMASA FRANKLIN HARADON. B.A., Yale College, 1861 ; M.A., Yale, 1864; LL.B., Harvard University, 1866. Born September 14, 1837, Webster,. Mass. Left college neaf the beginning of Junior year. Acting master's mate, U. S. Navy, 1862. Taught in Plainfield, Conn., 1863-64. Prac- tised law in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1866-67; Marshalltown, Iowa, 1867-98; Chicago, 111., 1898- 1909. Died June 27, igop, Chicago, 111. ♦PHILIP, THOMAS KEENE (PELEG THOMAS KEENE). M.D., Georgetown College, 1870. Born October 4, 1845, Marshfield, Mass. 669 I860.] NON-GRADUATES. , Left college during Freshman year. Taught, 1857-64. Clerk in the U. S. Navy Depa.rtraeat, 1S64-71. Practised medicine, 1871-79. Health officer of the District of Columbia, 1872-79. Secretary, Oregon Rail- way & Navigation Companyj 1880-82. Died August 29, 1889. *DANIEL LEECH. Born February 22, 1841, Washington, D. C. Left college during Sophomore year. Acting assistant palymaster, U. S. Navy, 1862-64. Cor);'esp6ndiiig clerk of the Smithsonian Insti- tution, 1865-81. Secretary of the National Museum Building Com- mission, 1879-81. Died August, 1889, Mansfield, 111. " *CHAUNCY LORING. Bom October's, 1830, Petersham, Mass. Left college durjng Freshman year. Taught in Barre, Mass. Engaged in the manufacture of carriages, 1864-84. Member of Mass. Legislature, 1879. Died January 11, 1884, Barre, Mass. BENJAMIN KINGSBURY LOVATT. B.A., Bowdoin College, i860 ; M.A-, Bowdoin, 1863, 3orn August 27, 1838, Boston, Mass. Left college at the end of Sophompre year. Practised law, 1862-74. Associate justice of the Second District Court of Bristol County,; Mass., 1874 . Address : Fall River, , Mass. MARCUS LINDSAY McDONALD. ' , B.A., Union .College, 1859. Born May 5, 1833, Mackville, Ky. Left college during Sophomore year. Member of the Stock Exchange, San Francisco, Gal., 1869-79. Engaged in mining invest' ments, on the Pacific Coast for a number of years. Constructed extensive waterworks in Santa Rosa, Cal. Address : Santa Rosa, Cal; EUGENE OLIVER RANNEY. Left college during Junior year. Practising medicine, i860 Address : Barton Landing, Vt. ♦CHARLES RAYMOND. Born November 12, 1833, Renss'elaer- viUe, N. Y. Left college during Junior year, June, 1859. Principal of Myrtle Bank Institute, Natchez, Miss., 1860-61 ; High School, Natchez,' Miss,, 1862-63. Superintendent of schools, Evanston, 111., 1869-73. Died April 30, 1903, Evanston, 111. / *HIRAM CHARLES SEXTON. B.A., Syracuse University, 1876; M.A. (Hon.), Wesleyan University, 1878; D.D., Syracuse, 1893. A. A. *. Born October 9, 1837, Seward, N. Y. Left college during Junior year. Methodist Episcopal minister, Troy Conference, .1861-8.1 ; Ohio Conference, 1881-99. Died July 19, 1899, Columbus, Ohio. ♦BENJAMIN SPRINGER SHARPE. M.A. (Hon.), University of "Vermont, 1880. ■*•. T. Born October 11, 1834, Penn Grove, N. J. Left college during Sophomore year. Methodist Episcopal minister. New Jersey Cenference, 1858^76; Troy Conference, 1876-80. Died September 2, 1880, Greenwich, N. Y. 670, NON-GRADUATES. 11860-61. DANIEL ICIMBALL STETSON. ^. X. Born November S, 1833, South Scituate, Mass. . Left college at the end of Freshman year. Engaged in the manu- facture of shoe nails, tacks, etc., in various, towns in , Massachusetts, 1857-87. Went to California on account of health, 1887. Address : 2209 Pasadena Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. *ALVIN GRANVILLE WHITE. Born June 18, 1833, Northfield, Mass. Left college during Freshman year. Principal of schools, Platts- mouth, Nebr., i860; Nebraska Conference Seminary, 1861. School examiner for Cass and Nemaha counties, 1861-64. Joined the Union Army as private; promoted to be captain of cavalry, 1864. Post chaplain, U. S. Army,. 1866-68. Methodist Episcopal minister, Nebraska Conference, 1862-64, 1869-83. Died December, 1883, Lincoln, Nebr. ♦WILLIAM TALLMAN WORTH. M.A. (Hon.), 1870. ^. T. Born September S, 1834, Nantucket, Mass. Left college in the first term of Senior year. Methodist Episcopal minister. Providence i(now New England Southern) Conference, 1861-84; New England Conference/ 1^4-1903. Died June 13, 1903, Ljmn, Mass. CLASS OF I86J. ALFRED LOUIS ALLEN. A. A. *. Left college about the end of Freshman year. Taught in Spring- ville, N. Y., 1856. la business in Whippany, N. J. Accountant in Bloomfield, N. J. Address : Bloomfield, N. J. *JAMES AUGUSTUS BLANCHARD. M.D'., College of Phy- sicians and Surgeons, 1867. Born May 18, 1841, Norwich, Conn. Brother of No. SSo. Left college at the end of Freshman year. In business in New York, N. Y., 1858-63. Enlisted in-, the 23d N. Y. National Guard. Medical cadet in the U. S. Army, 1865. , Practised medicine in Brook- lyn, N. Y., 1867-78; Hoosick Falls, N. Y., 1878-81. Assistant resident physician in Kings County Hospital, 1872-73. Medical superintendent of Kings County Lunatic Asylum, 1874-77. Practised medicine in Hoosick Falls, N. Y, 1878-81. Superintendent, Kings County Inebriate Home, Fort Hamilton, N; Y., 1882. Died January 8, 1896, Brooklyn, N. Y. . ' *GUSTAVUS BENSON CHADWICK. A. A. *. Born July 24, 1832, China, Me. Left college during Junior year, September, 1859. Taught in East Maine Confei-ence Seminary, Bucksport, Me., 1859-60. Supervisor of sbhobls, 1861-62: Member of the 7th' Maine Battery, U. S. Navy, 1864-65. Methodist Episcopal minister. East Maine Conference, 1879- 1900. Died March, 4, 1900, Damariscotta, Me. 6ZI. 1861.] NON-GRADUATES. OTIS STERLING GRAVES. Born September 17, 1831, Antwerp, N. Y. Left college during Sophomore year, December, 1858. Taught in Gouverneur Wesleyan Seminary, N. Y., 1859-61. Engaged in farming, 1861 . Address : Watertown, N. Y. . *DAVID CHARLES HUGHES. M.A., Madison (now Colgate) University, 1876. Born 1832, Tredegar, England. Left college during Junior year. Taught in Collegiate Institute, Anne, Arundel County, Md., 1857. Ordained minister ijn the Baptist Church, i860. Pastor of vg.rious churches in New York and New Jersey. Died December 16, 1909, Albany, N. Y., BYRON WILLIAM LANGDON. B.A., Union College, 1861. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Practising law in Lafay- ette, Ind., 1861 . Representative in the Indiana Legislature, 1876-78. Senator of the state of Indiana, 1878-82. , , Address : Lafayette, Ind. ' *EDWARD DORR McCARTHY. B.A., Harvard University, 1862; LL.B., Harvard, 1865. Born November; 24, 1839, Florida, N. Y. Practised law in New York, N. Y., 1865-95. Died January 29, 1895, Plainfield, N. J. T HAMILTON McCOY. Left college during Freshman year. Clerk in a railroad office. New York, N. Y., 1862-63. In business in New Ycurk, N. Y. Address : unknown. *JAY FOLSOM NEAL. Born June 24 ' 1835, Tuftonboro, N. H. Left college during Junior year. Taught in ^ourbon County, Ky., 1860-62. Retail grocer, Charleston, 111., 1863-84. Died 18184, Charles- ton, 111. ' WILBUR FISK PIPER. X. ^. Born June 9, 1838,, Jacksonville, Left college during Junior year. Clerk in U.S. paymaster's office, 1861-69. Employed in preparing, city directories. Reporter for a newspaper, St. Louis, Mo.; for The Evening Journal, Chicago, 111. For twenty-five years, with the Chicago Directory Company. Address: care of Chicago Directory Company, 149 Plymouth Place, Chicago; 111. ♦WILLIAM POMEROY. M.D., Hygeio-Therapeutic Medical. Col- lege, 1868. *. T. Born May 10, 1837, Sandkke, N. Y. Brother iof Nos. 381, 466, and S41, and of R. M. Pomeroy (class of 1852). Left college during Sophomore year. Practised medicine in New York, N. Y., 1869-73. Inventor of improvements in trusses. Died July 30, 1873. :i JOSEPH CUMMINGS SHATTUCK. M.A., University of Den- ver, 1885 ; Ph.D., Dickinson College, 1885. Born February 28, 1835, Marlboro, N. H. , Left" college during Sophomore year, Septemberj. 1858. Clerk in quartermaster's office during the Civil War. Taught "for twelve years. 672 NON-GRADUATES. [1861-62. County treasurer, 1869. Member of Colorado Legislature, 1874. First state superintendent of public instruction, Denver, Col., 1876-82. Dean, University of Denver, for three years; secretary of the Trustees, and business manager, for twelve years. Postmaster of University Park, Col. Address : University Park, Col. ♦CHARLES RIDGEWAY SNYDER. B.A., Dickinson College, 1862. A. A. *. Born February 3, 1837, Warren County, N. J. Brother of No. 546. Left college during Sophomore year. Methodist Episcopal minister, Newark Conference, 1861-95. Died September 8, 1895, Newark, N. J. FRANK ASBURY SPRINGER. B.A., Northwestern University, i860; M.A., Northwestern, 1863. A. A. *. Born November 13, 1839, Portland, Me. Left college at the end of Freshman year, 1858. Taught in Rock River Seminary, Mount Morris, 111., 1861-62; in public and private schools, Washington, D. C, 1869-81. Clerk in the bond division of the Post Office Department, 1862-69, 1881-85, 1900-02. Engaged in teaching, 1885-1900. Dean, Intercontinental Correspondence Univer- sity, Washington, D. C, 1904 . Address: 1102 14th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. *GEORGE LANSING TAYLOR. B.A., Columbia College, 1861 ; M.A., Wesleyan University, 1864; D.D., Syracuse University, 1876. *. N. e. Born February 13, 1835, Skaneateles, N. Y. Left college during Junior year. Methodist Episcopal minister. New York East Conference, 1862-1903. Trustee of Syracuse University, 1870-1903. Died July 26, 1903, Brooklyn, N. Y. JOSHUA WARD. Left college during Freshman year. Address : unknown. *HENRY BASCOM WATSON. Born April 21, 1838, Louisiana, Mo. Left college at the end of Sophomore year, June, 1859. Minister, Mississippi Conference Methodist Episcopal Church, 1871-75 ; Metho- dist Episcopal Church, South, 1875-85. Died 1885. ♦ROBERT HUSTON WILDER. Born July 5, 1830, Granville, Vt. Brother of Nos. 707 and 824. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Graduated from Metho- dist Biblical Institute, Concord, N. H., 1861. Methodist Episcopal minister, New England Conference, 1861-62. Tutor in Greek, Con- cord Biblical Institute, 1862-63. Withdrew from the conference on account of ill health, 1863. Engaged in farming in Hudson, N. H., 1877. Died 1905. CLASS OF J86Z ♦ROBERT BIRDSEY ATWOOD. Born November 4, 1837, Water- town, Conn. 673 1862.] NON-GRADUATES. Left college during Senior year. Corporal in Co. G, 4th Conn. Infafttry (later ist Conn. Heavy Artillery), 1861-62. Died May 5, 1862, Watertown, Conn. *ISAAC BOYS. Born April, 1840, Metamora, 111. Left college, November, i860, having pursued a special course during one term. Engaged in farming and breeding cattle, in Metamora, 111., 1860-1906. Supervisor of the town of Metamora. Died March 15, 1906. *CHARLES OLIN BRIGHAM. Born December i, 1838, Fitchburg, Mass. Left college during Senior year, 1861. Enlisted as a private, 1861. Sergeant of Co. G, 4th Conn. Infantry (later ist Conn. Heavy Artil- lery). Promoted to ist lieutenant; brevet major; major, 1865. Prac- tised law in Derby Line, Vt, 1874-90. Died June 24, 1890, Derby Line, Vt. JOHN RANSOM BUCK. M.A. (Hon.), 1877. ^. r. Bofn Decem- ber 6, 1836, Glastonbury, Conn. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Principal of schools and academies, in Glastonbury, Bloomfield, South Manchester, Moodus, and East Haddam, Conn. Assistant clerk of the lower house of the Conn. Legislature, 1864; clerk, 1865. Clerk of the Conn. Senate, 1866. President of the Hartford Common Council, Conn., 1868-69. City attorney of Hartford, 1871-73. Treasurer of Hartford County, Conn., 1873-81. State senator, ist District of Connecticut, 1879. Member of U. S. Congress, 1881-83, 1885-87. Practising law in Hartford, Conn. Address : 37 Forest St., Hartford, Conn. *GEORGE HERBERT GOODWIN. B.A., University of Pennsyl- vania, 1862. Born May 19, 1842, Flushing, N. Y. Brother of Walton Goodwin (class of 1864). Left college during Sophomore year, 1859. Studied in Berkeley Divinity School, 1862-63. Died April 14, 1864, Rome, Italy. SAMUEL PROAL HATFIELD. ^. T. Born June 6, 1838, Newark, N. J. Left college, having pursued a special course, April, i8Si. Enlisted as private, 4th Conn. Infantry, 1861. First lieutenant, ist Conn. Heavy Artillery, 1862-64; ,, major of the same. Chief ordnance officer of siege artillery before Petersburg, Va. Removed to Pacific City, Mo. Civil engineer and planter in Tallahassee, Fla. In the Government service, 1880 ; assistant engineer of river and harbor improve- ments and fortifications.. Address: Army Building, New York, N. Y. ♦GILBERT LEWIS HOLCOMB. Born August 17, 1836, New Ohio, N. Y. Left college during Junior year. Engaged in teaching, 1861-66. Principal of High School, Marengo, 111., 1866. Died October 28, 1866, Marengo, 111. *HENRY JOHNSON. M.D., Harvard University, 1865. A. A. *. Left college during Sophomore year. Acting assistant surgeon, U. S. Navy. Practised medicine in New Bedford, Mass., 1866-80. 674 NON-GRADUATES. [1862-63. City physician and state medical examiner, ist District of Mass., 1877-80. Died April 17, 1880, New Bedford, Mass. CARL LAUX. Born June 24, 1842, Cassel, Germany. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Enlisted in Sist 111. Volunteers, 1861. Hospital steward till the close of the war. Attended lectures in Rush Medical College, Chicago, 111., 1865-66. Chemist and druggist, Chicago, 111., and Los Angeles, Cal., 1866 Address : 624 Bixel St., Los Angeles, Cal. ♦CHARLES HENRY LOTHROP. A. A. *. Born February, 1835, Portland, Me. Left college during Senior year. Studied in Methodist Biblical Institute, Concord, N. H. Died September 4, 1862, Portland, Me. JOHN WESLEY NARRAWAY. A. A. *. Bom in Pictou, N.-S., Canada. Left college during Senior year. Taught in Brantford, Ont., Canada. Principal of schools in Ontario. Address : 62 Pearson Ave., Parkdale, Toronto, Ont., Canada. *PERRY GREEN POWELL. *. T. Born February 4, 1838, Porter, Mich. Died October 14, 1858, Middletown, Conn., during his Freshman year. *GEORGE DOUGLASS SARGEANT. M.A. (Hon.), 1883. X. >K Bom March 17, 1840, Lynn, Mass. Left college during Senior year. Sergeant in Co. G, 4th Conn. Infantry, 1861. First lieutenant, ist Conn. Heavy Artillery; captain; brevet raaior. Engaged in the manufacture of leather, Lynn, Mass., 1865-94. President, Lynn Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Died July 31, 1894, Lynn, Mass. DAVID HENRY SAWYER. M.A., Wiley University, 1885. X. ^. Born June 27, 1836, Foxcroft, Me. Left college duringSenior year, October, 1861. Engaged in quarry- ing near Portland, Me., 1862-75. Member of Maine Legislature, 1876. Methodist Episcopal minister. East Maine Conference, 1875-1907 ; New England Conference, 1907 . Professor in Rust University, 1890-98. Principal, Mallalieu Seminary, Kinsey, Ala., 1900-01. Address: West Medway, Mass. RILEY DANIEL THOMAS. Left college during Senior year, having pursued a special course. Address : unknown. CLASS OF J863. ANTHONY WATSON ATWOOD. B.A., Union College, 1863. Left college during Junior year. Practising law in Philadelphia, Pa. Member of the staff of The Philadelphia North American. Pub- lished a mercantile and shipping newspaper in Philadelphia, Pa. Address : Philadelphia, Pa. 675 1863.1 NON-GRADUATES. ♦GREENLEAF GREELY BAKER. (Hon.), 1876; Ph.D., New York University, 1890. •*■. T. Born March 26, 1851, Winchendon, Mass. - '• . Left college at the end of Sophomore year, 1870. Taught in Ash- burnham, Mass., 1870-71. Principal of High School, Amesbury, Mass., 1872. Studied law in Wortestef,' Mass!, 1873. Principal of High 697 1872-73.] NON-GRADUATES. School, Fitchburg, Mass,, 1874; Jlion, N. Y., ; 1875-85 ; Jersey City, N. J., 1886-87. Superintendent of schools, Jersey City, N. J., 18^93; Trenton, N. J., 1893-95. Assistant superintendent of schools, New York, N. Y., 1896. Superintendent of schools, Paterson, N. J., 1898- 1900; Newark, N. J., 1901 . Address : .258 Montclair Ave., Newark, N- J- , LYMAN EDWARD ROCKWELL. S.T.B., Boston University, 1872 ; D.D., Portland University, 1898. Bom September 4, 1848, Deans- ville, N. Y. Left college during Freshman year, October, 1868. Preached in Hins- dale, N. H. ; in Windsor, Vt., 1874-75. Chaplain of the Vermont State Prison, 1874-75. Methodist Episcopal minister, Vermont Conference, 1875-80 ; Genesee Conference, 1880799. Pastor ai;id Presiding Elder in Oregon and Kansas, 1899- . Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1904. Address : Mankato, Kans. STEPHEN OLIN SHERMAN. Born April 3, 1850, Blanford, Mass. Left college during Sophomore year. Engaged in journalism, Boston, Mass., 1869 . , Address : Boston Record, Boston, Mass. *GEORGE WEBBER STONE. B.A., Bowdoin College, 1872; M.A., Bowdoin, 1875, *. N. G. Bom January 7, 1849, Jay, M«. Left college during Freshman year. Superintendent of schools. Jay, Me., 1872-81. Engaged in farming. Member of Maine House of Representatives, 1883-84 ; Senate, 1895-96! Died ' October 2, 1910, Livermore Falls, Me. ♦SMITH WILLISTON TOLES. A, K. E. Born December 25, 1846, Otego, N; Y. Left college during Junior year, April, 1871. Tausrht in Bloom- field, Conii., 1871-72^ High School, Tariff ville, Conn., 1874-75. Metho- dist Episcopal minister, New York East Conference, 1875-1905. Died May 20, 1905. ♦MELVIN ADELBERT WOLCOTT. Born September 23, 1844, Marcy, N. Y. Left college during Freshman year, December, 1868. Engaged in farming, 1872-78; Methodist Episcopal minister. Central New York Conference, 1873-78. Died December 25, 1878, Borodino, N. Y. CHARLES STOUT WOODRUFF. D.D., Taylor University, 1897. A. K. E. Born July 9, 1847, Mendham, N. J. Left college during Sophomore year, April, 1870. Methodist Epis- copal minister, Newark Confe-rence, 187 1 — -—-^. Address 1 Rahway, N. J. CLASS OF 1873. FRANK DEWAR. Born February 11, 1849, Logan, Ohio. Left college at the end of Freshman year, 1870. ' Engaged in manu- facturing, 1870 . , : Address : 312 Glen Ave., Scotia, N. Y. 698 NON-GRADUATES. 11873. ♦GEORGE WILLIAM ELLIOTT. B.A., Syracuse University, 1873 ; M.A., Syracuse, 1876. *. T. Born November,!, 1848, New York, N. Y. Left college during Junior year, December, 1871. Vice principal of High School, Auburn, .N., . Y., i^o-7t. Founder and editor of The Syracuse University Herald, 1872. Assistant editor of The Northern Christian Advocate, 1S73-74; Rochester Daily Democrat and Chronicle, 1874-80. Engaged in editing and publishing, Rochester, N. Y., 1881-91. Died March 18, 1891, Rochester, N.- Y. JAMES WILLIAM FENN. Bom- 1841, in England. Left college during Freshman year. Corporal, ist Conn. Heavy Artillery, 1861-65. Methodist Episcopal' minister in Massachusetts and Michigan, 1871 . Address: Cass City, Mich. *OSMON OLEANDER BAKER FOOTE. A. A. $. Born March 22, 1852, Belleville, N. Y. ' Dijed November 10, 1870, Middletown, Conn., during his Sophomore year. V EDWIN PERCY GAMBLE. Born December 18, 1853, Cincinnati, Ohio. Left college during Freshman year, October, 1869. Engaged in stock farming in Millersburg, Ky., 1876 . Address : Millersburg, Ky. HOWARD KINGSBURY. Ph.G., Philadelphia College of Phar- macy, 1874; D.D.S., Philadelphia Dental College, 1892. Born Septem- ber 8, 1849, Mount Holly, N. J. .: : Left college during Freshman year, 1870. In, business in Tyrone, Pa. Pharmacist in Philadelphia, Pa., 1878-^. Practising dentistry, 1888 . Address: 1 126 Wallace St., Philadelphia, Pa. STRATTON SAGE KNOX. A. K. E. Born February 5, 184S, Colesvillte, N. Y. . Left college at the end of Junior year, special course. Practising law in Cortland, N. Y.^ 1874 . County judge and surrogate of Cortland County, N. Y., 1884-90. President, National Bank of Cort- land, 1897 . Address : Cortland, N. Y. WILLIAM HENRY LAWRENCE. M.D., New York University, 1877. *. T. Born October 5, i8si, Durham, Conn. Son of No. 397. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Clerk in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1872-74. Practised medicine, TomhannocTc, N. Y., 1877-79; Summit, N. J., 1879 . Address : Summit, N. J. ♦CHARLES ROGER LORD. Born August 25, 1849, Ipswich, Mass. Left college during Sophomore year. Telegraph operator in Ipswich, Mass. Died December 8, 1879, Ipswich, Mass. ARTHUR COLLINS MACLAY. M.A. (Hon.), 1879; LL.B., Columbia University, 1880. A. K. E. Born August 14, 1853, Victoria, Hong Kong, China. Brother of R. H. Maclay (class of 1873). 699 1873.3 NON-GRADUATES. Left college during Senior year, March, 18731 Taught in Japan, 1874-78. Practising law in New York, N. Y., i88ch — n. Lecturer on Oriental subjects, Free Lecture Course, New York Board of Education. Address : 662 West 8th St., Plainfield, N. J. ROBERT [EDWARD] HALL MACLAY. B.A., Syracuse Univer. sity, 1873; M.A., Syracuse, 1876. A. K. E. Born May 16, 1852, Foo- chow, China. Brother of A. C. Maclay (class of 1873). Left college during Sophomore year, March, 1871. In business in China. Address : Tientsin, China. JONATHAN MAGIE MEEKER. Ph.D., New York University, 1889; D.D., Wesleyan University, igo8. 'J'. T. Born September 20. 1850, Elizabeth, , N. J. Left college during Junior year. In the insurance business, 1872-75. State secretary, Y. M. C. A. of New Jersey, 1875-77. . Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1877-80; graduated, 1880. Methodist Epis- copal minister, Newark Conference, 1878-1908. President, Centenary Collegiate Institute, Hackettstown, N. J., igo8— — >. Address: Hackettstown, N. J. " CHARLES EDWARD OSBORNE. Born June 5, 1849, Brooklyn, N. Y. Left college during Freshman year. Principal of schools, 1870-75. Dealer in musical instruments, 1875 . Member of Conn. Legis- lature, 1886-87. Address: Stepney, Conn. ♦CHARLES MORGAN PEASLEE. A. K. E. Born August 26. 1846, Blenheim, N. Y. Died May 14, 1871, Middletown, Conn., during his Sophombre year. EDWIN RICHARD REDHEAD. B.A., Syracuse University, 1874. A. A. *. Born 185 1, Brownville, N. Y. Left college during the first term. Sophomore year. Traveling salesman, 1875^80. Secretary and treasurer, Victoria Paper Mills Com- pany, Fulton, N. Y., 1880-92; president, 18^- — . President, Citizen's National Bank, Fuhon, N. Y., 1898 . Lay delegate to General Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1892, 1908. Trustee of Syracuse University, 1888 .- Address: Fulton, N. Y. JOHN WENTWORTH SANBORN. A. K. E. Born November 3, 1848, Epping, N. H. • - Left college during Sophomore year. Principal of Kingston, Acad- emy, N. H. Principal of schools, South Newmarket, N. H., 1871-72. Methodist Episcopal minister. Western New York (now Genesee) Conference, 1873 . ^ r Address: Friendship, N. Y. ♦GEORGE HENRY TOWLE. *. N. e. Born April 9, 1851, Boston, Mass. Brother oi No. 1065. '' Left colleg.e during Junior year. Practised law, Boston, Mass., 1874-96. Died "September 2, 1896, St. Thomas, West Indies. 700 NON-GRADUATES. [1873-74. . *SAN©FORD BATTERSHALL WASHBURN. *. T. Born November 15, 1849, Pittsfield, Mass. Left college during Freshman year. Died September 16, 1870, Fort Edward, N. Y. LYMAN HORACE WEEKS. A. A. *. Born August 21, 1851, Waltham, Mass. Left college at the end of Sophomore year, 1871. Engaged in jour- nalism, 1873 — '—. Address : 2352 Aqueduct Ave., New York, N. Y. ♦FRANCIS ASBURY WINCH. *. T. Born March 4, 1848, North- field, Vt. Died November 22, 1871, Middletown, Conn., during his Junior year. CLASS OF t874 EDWIN HENRI ATKINS. Born April 3, 1846, Boston, Mass. Left college during Freshman year, December, 1870. Boot and shoe dealer in Hallowell and Kennebunk Port, Me. Address: Kennebunk Port, Me. ' JAMES HALSTEAD BOUCHER. *. T. Born April 15, 1852, Vyilliamstown, N. J. . ■ Left college dliring Junior year, December, 1872. In business in Rochester, N. Y., 1873 . Address: 26 Exchange St., Rochester, N. Y. ♦BENJAMIN WEBSTER BRIERLEY. ^. T. Born i8S3, Nor- wich, Conn. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Died July 26, 1871, Norwich, Conn. M[ILLARD] FILLMORE BROWN. A. A. *. Born September 23, ^850, Triangle, N. Y. : Left college, March, 1873, Taught in Medina Academy, N. Y.,, 1874; LeRoy Academical Institute, N. Y., 1875. Practised law in Bingham- ton, N. Y., 1876-89; Buffalo, N. Y., 1889 . City attorney of Bing- hamton, for four years. Address : 341 Ellicott Sq., Buffalo, N. Y. Residence : Angola, N. Y. ROBERT ALLEN CARRINGTON! Bom December 31, 1849, Delhi, N. Y.. Brother of Na' iiiS. Left college during Junior year, 1873. Practised law in Delhi, N. Y., 1877-81 ; New York, N. Y., 1881-86. Engaged in advertising, 1890^- — . Address : 244 West 124th St., New York, N. Y. • HERMAN CARTER. 'B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1876. A. K. E. Born' November 2, 1849, near Henderson, Md. • Left college during Junior year, June, 1873." Methodist Epis- copal minister, South Kansas Conference, 1876-81; Ohio Conference, 1881-89; Engaged in manufacturing, 1889- . Address: Mount Sterling, Ohio. 7or 1874.] NON-GRADUATES. EDMUND PEARSON DOLE. LL.B., Boston University, 1876. Born February 28, 1850, Skowhegan, Me. Pursued a special course. Practised law in Keene, N. Y., Honolulu, Hawaii, and Seattle, Wash. Attorney general of Hawaii. Address : Haller Building, Seattle, Wash. *WILLIAM WALTER ELDER. Bom January 3, 1843, Rockport, Ind. Pursued a special course with this class during Junior year. Metho- dist Episcopal minister,, New York East and Michigan Conferences. Died May 11, 1884, Valparaiso, Ind. GEORGE ADDISON EMERSON. LL.B., Harvard University^ 1875. ■J'. T. Born August 24, 1846, Hermon, Me. ,'. , u . Left college at the end of Freshman year. Practising law, 1875 . Manager and treasurer, Electric Light Company, Bristol, N. H. Address: Bristol, N. H. ALFRED MAY GAIVIMAN. MTD.,' New York Homoeopathic Medi- cal College, 1875. A; A. *. Born 1853, Corning, N. Y. Left college during Sophomore year.. Practising medicine in Com- ing, N. Y., 187s—. Address: Corning, N. Y. *JAMES WILLIAM HOYT. .*. N. 9. Born June 12, 1852^ New York, N. Y. . , '• Left college, during Freshman year. Died October 25, 1870, Brooklyn, N. Y. ■ ^ , ,_,.-■, • ,'.; *GE0RGE NEWELL KELLOGG. A. A. *. Left college djaring Sophomore year. Methodist Episcopal minister. Western Wisconsin Conference, 1873-76; Providence (now New Eng- land Southern), Conference, 1876-77. Pastor of Congregational churches, 1877- 1909. Died September 20, 1909, Morrisville, Vt. ALBERT HARTEAU NASH. A. K. E. Born March 30, 1850, Meriden, Conn. ' , . Left college at the end of Sophpmore year, July; 1872. Reporter for The New York Tribune, 1873-74. Supplied Metliodist Episcopal churches, I874-79. Methodist 'Episcopal minister, Troy Conference, 1879 . Address : Stillwater, N. Y.. *WILLIAM JOHN PARKINSON. A. K E. Bom 1843, Ballston Spa, N. Y. ■: ,' ' V • Left college during Sophomore year. Principal of Bennett Semi- nary, Greensboro, N. C, 1875. Methodist Episcopal minister. New England Conference, 1876-78. Located, 1878. Died January 7, 1902, oM the train from Flora to Jackson, Miss. ♦FRANKLIN WELLS PATTEN. B.A.; Yale College, 1874; LL.B., Yale, 1876. _*■. T. Born May 8,' 1852, Stafford, Conn. Left college during Freshman year, December, 1870. Practised law in Philadelphia; Pa., 1876-82. In poor health, 1882-88. In the irisur- ance business. New York, N. Y., 1888-90. Died January, 1890; Staf- ford Springs, Conn. 702 NON-GRADUATES. [1874-75. OSCAR EUGENE PECK. Born April 14, 1850, Addison, Mich. Left college at the end of Freshman year, June, 1871. Dentist in Bridgeton, N. J., 1871 . President, Board of Education, Bridgeton. Address : Bridgeton, N. J. GEORGE MORTIMER ROE. M.A. (Hon.), 1884. A. A. *. Born October 30, 1848, Clyde, N. Y. Brother of No. 937, and of C. M. Roe (class of 1881). Left college at the end of Sophomore year, 1872. Taught in Middle- ville, N. Y., 1872-73. Engaged in journalism, 1873 . Member, Board of Supervisors, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1895-98- Address: i2i49 Park Boulevard, Long Beach, Cal. . WILLIAM MORRIS STERLING. D.D., Syracuse University, 1907, Bom July 4, 1845, Newport, N. S., Canada. Left college, having pursued a special course, April, 1873. Methodist Episcopal minister, Vermont, Maine, and South California Confer- ences, 1869 . Address : 120 N, Avenue 66, Los Angeles, Cal. JAMES HORTON TAFT. *. N. 9. Born July 7, 1852, Brooklyn, N. Y. Brother of Nos. 1028 and 1194. Left college at the end of Junior year. In business in New York, N. Y. ■ Address: 100 William St., New York, N. Y, ♦JOHN ROBBINS TIDDY. A. K. E. Left college during Freshman year. Methodist Episcopal minister,! New England Conference,, 1871-72. Died Ndyember 2, 1872, Spring- field, Mass. ■ ' ' CLASS OF J875. ♦ALFRED WILLISTON ADAMS. ^. T. Born May 17, 1851. Provincetown, Mass. , , Left college during Junior year. Died April 23, 1875; Dansville, N. Y. DANIEL JOSEPH DONAHOE. Born February 27, 1853, Brim- field, Mass. Left college during Freshman year. Practised law in Meriden, Conn., 1875-78; Middletown, Conn., 1878 . Associate judge, Middletown City Court, 1884-1903. Attorney for the town of Middletown, 1886-93. President, Board of Education, 1895-1905. Address: Middletown, Conn. CLARK PHELPS HOWLAND. B.A., Yale College, 1875; M.A., Drury College. Born October 3, 1849, Columbia, Pa. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Taught in New Haven. Conn., 1875-77. Priiicipal of Zabof Academy, Marion, Mass., 1877-93 ; Academy of Drury College, Mo., 1893 . Address : Springfield, Mo.' 703 1875-76.] NON-GRADUATES. LEWIS WILLIAM MOREY. B.A., Dartmouth College, 1876. Born November 26, 1848-, Lowell, Mass. . Left college during Freshman year. Methodist Episcopal minister, Vermont Conference, 1879-82. Located, 1^82. Address : South Strafford, Vt. GEORGE WHEATON NICKERSON. A. K. E. Left college during Sophomore year.' Taught in Hackensack, N. J., 1872. Address : unknown. CHARLES PHELPS. M.A. (Hon.), 1907. *. T. Born August 10, 1853, East Hartford, Conn. Brother of No. 782. Left college near the ei?d of Senior year. Practising law in Rock- ville. Conn., 1877 — — . Member of lower house, 'General Assembly, 1885; Senate, 1893. Secretary of the state of Connecticut, 1897^981 Attorney-general of Connecticut, 1899-1903. State's attorney, Tdllahd County, Conn., 1963^^.^^. Address : Rockville, .Conn. , , ^ GEORGE SKENE. M.A. (Hon.), 1883; D.D., Bates College. *•. T. Born August 3, 1845, Anthorp, Lincolns&ire, England. Left college during Freshman' year, June, 1872. Methodist Epis- copal mintsterj Giree'ley, Cbl., l873r74J Troy Conference, 1874-85 ; New England Conference, i8_8s— :— ., Supernumerary, 190S. Address: Bedford, Mass.' • • • ' JAMES POMEROY STOW. Born August 2, 1852, Middletown, Conn. t • ' Left- college during Junior year. Photogr^hic designer in Middle-" town. Conn., 1874-78. Councilman of Middletown, Conn., 1880. City clerk, 1881 . Address : Middletown, Conn. ♦CYRUS EVERETT WATERBURY. A. A. *. Born January 28, 1848, Westchester Couitty; N. Y. "- ^ - - Left college at the end "of Sophomore year. Taught in Fairfield County, Conn, 1874 ; Salt Lake City, Utah, 1875 ; Hancock, N. Y., 1876; Everett; Pai, 1876-78; Hancock, N. Y., 1^8-79; Pleasant Hill, Mo., 1879-80., Principal . of a grammar .school, Bfidgepprt, Conn., 1880-84. 'Died March 31, 1884, Bridgeport, Conn. ♦JOSEPH ZWEIFEL. *. T. Born September 19, 1850, New York, N..Y. .... . .,- ■■■■"- ■ • .■■■■'■'■'..--■- ,. Left college during Senior year. Methodist Episcopal minister, Troy Conference, 1876-1902. Died October 21, 1902, Northviille, N. Y. CLASS OF J876. WILLIAM BORDEN BALDWIN. .. ■• Address : 328 Belmont St., Brockton, Mass. > ■ 704 NON-GRADUATES. [1876, HERBERT JEWETT BARTON. B.A., Dartmouth College, 1876; M.A.; Dartmouth. A. A. *. Born September 27, i8s.s, Newport, N. H. Left college during Sophomore year, March, 1874. Engaged in teaching, 1877 . Address : 406 West Hill St., Champaign, III. ♦DANIEL MOORE BATES, Jr. M.A., Racine College, 1882. ■*. T. Born 1852, Wilmington, Del. Left college during Freshman year. Traveled in Europe, 1873-75. Studied in Berkeley Divinity School, Middletown, Conn., 1875-78; graduated, 1878. Ordained deacon, Protestant Episcopal Church, 1878; priest, 1879. Taught in New Brunswick, N. J., 1878. Professor of History and Christian Evidences, St. John's Missionary College, Shanghai, China, 1879-81. Rector, St. Luke's Church, Saranac Lake, N. Y., 1882-85; St. Stephen's Church, Clifton Heights, Pa., 1885-99. Died December 8, 1899, Philadelphia, Pa. WILLIAM FREDERIC BORGELT. A. K E. Born April 5, 1852, New York, N. Y. Left college during Sophomore year. Painter in Middletown, Conn., 1876 . Address : Middletown, Conn. DELOS FERDINAND BROOKS. D.D., Texas Holiness Univer- sity, 1906. Bom October 26, 1845, St. Albans, Vt. Left college during Freshman year. Methodist Episcopal minister, Troy Conference, 1876-1906. Professor in Central University, Iowa, 1906-08. President of Beulah Heights College, Oklahoma, 1908-og. Supernumerary, 1909. Address : Ballston Spa, N. Y. CARTER EASTMAN GATE. B.A., Dartmouth College, 1876; D.D., Bates College, 1900. A. A. *. Bom August 26, 1852, Louden, N. H. Left college during Sophomore year. Free-will Baptist minister, 1877 . Address: 158 Elmwood Ave., Providence, R. I. ♦WALTER EDEN CHASE. Born May 7, 1851, Unity, Me. Left college during Freshman year, October, 1872. Died November 9, 1872, Kansas City, Mo. DANIEL JAMES CLARK. A. K. E. Bom July 20, 1848, Ludlow, Vt. . . Left college during Junior year. Taught in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1874-75. Studied in Hartford Theological Seminary, 1878-79. Pastor of the First Congregational (Old Stone) Church, East Haven; Conn., 1880 . Address : 24 High St., East Haven, Conn. TIMOTHY SUMNER CLIFFORD. Bom in Warren, N. H. Left college during Sophomore year. Address : unknown. GRANVILLE CORNING. B.A., Yale CbUege, 1878. Bom 1848, Monroe, Conn. 70s 1876.] NON-GRADUATES. Left college about the end of Sophomore year. Principal of Gren's Farms Academy, 1878-79; High School, Cheshire, Mass., 1880-81. In the real estate business. Address: 93 North St., Auburn, N. Y. WILLIAM WESTON COX. A. A. *. Born September 6, 1848, Ellenville, N. Y. ' Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Mefhodist Episcopail minister, Troy Conference, 1875; . Superannuated, 1909. Address : 1561 Lake St., Elmira, N. Y. TIMOTHY PRESCOTT FROST. M.A. (Hon.), 1890; D.D., 1895. "*.. T. Bom June 26, 1850, Mount Holly, Vt. Left college duriiig Junior year, April, 1875. Methodist Episcopal tninister, Vermont Conference, 1876-89; New Yoi:k East Conference, 1889-93; Baltimore Conference, 1893-98; Newark Conference, 1898- 1903 ; Rock .River Conference, 1903 . Address': 1632 Hinman Ave.,- Evanston, 111. ■ ROSCfdE LEONARD GREENE. M.A. (Hon.), 1884. A. K. j;. Born December 26, 1847, Bangor, Me. , . ;, Left college during Senior year, April, '1876. Methodist Episcopal minister. New England Conference, 1876-- — . Address: Waltham, M-assl , JOHN EDMUND, KENDRICK. A. K. E. Born June .17, 1854, Providence, .R. I. Left college at the end of Freshman year, June, 1873. Engaged jn manufacturing cotton mill supplies. President,, American Supply Com- pany, of Providence, R. I. U. S. Marshal for Rhode Island, 1892-96, igoo-o8. , . ' Address : Box 552, Providence, R. I. ' -,*JAMES EDWARD KNAPP. Bom August 25, 1846, Greenwich, Conn. Left college during Freshman year, February, 1873. Methodist Epis- copal minister, Providence (now New England Southern) arid Vermont Conferences, 1873-1905. Died 190S. JAMES OTIS LYFORD. Born June 28, 1853, Boston, Mass; '■'-,' Left college during Freshman year. Member of N. H. Constitutional Convention, 1876. Political editor of The People (aiterwaids . People Und Patriot), 1877-79: Practised law in Tilton and Concord; N. H„ 1880^ . Superintendent of schools, Tilton, N. H. Address : Concbfjl, N. H. ♦CHARLES ADELBERT LYON. A. A. *. Born May 30, i8so, Barker, N. Y. Left college during Sophomore year, March, 1874. Clerk in Birig- hamton, N. Y., 1874; in the oflSce of The Binghamton Daily Times, 1875. Cashier in Binghamton, N. Y., 1879-92. . Died October 2, 1892, Binghamton, N. Y. "' , ,_ JACOB WARREN NEWTON. Born August 3, 1852, Stowe, Vt. ';L6ft college at the end of Freshman year. Eng^ed in f armihg in Stowe, Vt., 1873-77- Supplied a church in Chelsea, West Hill, Vt.. 706 NON-GRADUATES. [1876. 1877-79.. Chaplain. of. the Hygienic Institute, Dansville,, N. Y., 1879-80. Engaged in farming, 1880-98; in printing tracts and in home mission work, 1898-1904. Bookseller and stationer, 1904 . Address: Toccoa, Ga. *LEWIS HENRY NOBLE. *. T. Born June 7, i8S3, Westfield, Mass. ' ' ' ' ■' Left college during Junior year. Died May 14, 187S, Westfield, Mass. JESSE TUCK PARKER. A. K. E. Born August 11, 1850, Wilton, Me. Left college at the end of. Sophomore year. Superintendent of schools, Fayette, Me., 1874-79. Principal of High School, Rome, Ga., 1879. Supervisor of schools, Fayette, Me., 1880-81. Practising law in St. Paul, Nebr. ■ ■ Address : St. Paul, Howard County, Nebr. *NELSON COBLEIGH PARKER. M.D., Boston University, 1879. *. N. 6. Bom February 13, 1855, Boston, Mass. Left college at the end of Spphomore year, June, 1874. Studied in Berlin, Germany, 1874; Paris, France, 1875-76. Practised medicine, 1879-81. Clerk in Boston, Mass., 1881-97. Died 1897. *ELWYN DAVID PLAISTED. Ph.B., Syfacuse University, 1877. Bom October 14, 1855, Syracuse, N. Y. ' Left college during Sophomore year. Studied in Germany, 1874-76. Professor of Modern Languages, Paris, France, 1876-77.. Dealer in stoves, Syracuse, N. Y., and Springfield, Ohio. Died December 30, 1901, Memphis, Tenn. , ., .,, GEORGE POWERS RAYMOND. A. A. *. Born December 3, 1853, Lockport, N. Y. Brother of No. 1098. Left college, having pursued a special course, 1874. Druggist, Lock- port, N. Y., and Independence, Col., 1875 . Address: Independence, Col. *WARREN JARROTT REES. A. A. *. Left college during Freshman year, February, 1873." Bookkeeper in Boston, Mass., 1878-81. Died June 10, 1902, Louisville, Ky. JAMES TRENCHARD SCHOCK. M.A. (Hon.), 1884. A. K. E. Born April 22, 1851, Centerton, N. J. Left college during Senior year, March, 1876. Principal of various schools, 1876 . Address : Plainfield, N. J. CHARLES HURD SHERWOOD. LL.B., Columbia University, 1876. Born December 2, 1848, Liberty, N. Y. Brother of No. 112S Left college, having pursued a special course, 1874. Practised law in Bradford, Pa., and Castile, N. Y., 1876 . Alderman of Bradford, Pa. - r Address : Castile, N. Y. ' 1V7 ■1876-^77.] NON-GRADUATES. EMMET REDPIELD STODDARD. A. K. E. Bora June 30, i8so, Middletown, N. Y. Left college during^ Junior year, 1875. In the dairy business, , New York, N. Y., 1877 • Address : Mills Hotel, 7th Ave. and 36th St., New York, N. Y. LEVI LE FOREST HAYDEN TAYLOR. A. A. *. Left college during Freshman year. Taught in Epping and Lee, N. H. In business in Haverhill, Mass., 1880— — . Address : Windsor St., Haverhill, Mass. WILLIAM UBERTO TAYLOR. M.D., University of Vermont, 1880. Born June 12, .1852, Mooers, N- Y. Brother of No. 1064. Left college, June, 1873. Engaged in teaching and studying niedicine, 1873-76. Assistant surgeon in. Mary Fletcher Hospital, Burlington, Vt., 1880-81. Practising medicine, 1881 . Address: Mooers, N. Y. EUGENE. RALPH, TOWNE. Born August ft 1852. Waterbury. Vt' Left college ^t the end of the first term. Freshman year. Studied in Yale College, 1873-75. Engaged in farming in Waterbury, Vt., 1877-—. Address : Waterbury, Vt. ♦CALVIN BUTTERFIELD TUTTLE. LL.B., Boston University, 187ft *• T. Born May 16, 1851, Long Island, N. H. Left college diiring Junior year. Practised law, Lynn, Mass., 1879- 1906. Di'ed May 6, 1906,. Lynn, Mass. *HENRY AARON YEAMANS. A. K. E. Born Maljr is, 1853, Ashtabula, Ohio. • Left college during- Freshman year. Studied law in Chicago, III., 1873-75- Died March 22, 1875, Chicago, 111. GLASS OF J877. , :*THOMAS; SNOWDEN -BOSWELL. B.A., Dickinson College, 1877. Born .November 6, 1856, Lima, N. Y. , Left college during Sophomore year, October, 1874. In the insuranci business, Philadelphia, Pa., 1878. In business. New York, N. Y., 1875-83- Orange groWer.iti Florida; 1883-91. Died January 17, 1891, Leesburg, Fla. *JOHN ATWOOD BOWLER. A. A. *. Born October 25, 18S2, Watertown, Mass. Left college during Junior year. Taught in Hollis, N. H., 187S; Pepperelli Mass., .1876; Revere, Mass.,. 1877-78.. Methodist Episcopal minister. New. Hampshire Conference; 1881-98; New England Con- ference; 1898-1911. Died, February 28, ifti I, Springfield, Mass. HENRY CLAY CARPENTER. Born January 25, 185a Troy, 708 NON-GRADUATES. [1877. Left college during Sophomore year. Principal of Milton Acad- emy, Del., 1874-75 ; Georgetown Academy, Del., 1875-76. Superinten- dent of Lewes Union School, Del:, 1876-80. Assistant superintendent of public schools of Delaware, 1881. European agent for the McCor- mick Reaper and Harvester Company. Address : unknown. JOSEPH COLTER. A. A. *. Born July 13, 1847, Leitrim, Ireland. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. In the dry goods com- mission business, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, and New York, 187s . Member of the Board of Education, East Orange, N. J., 1902 . Address: 72 Leonard St., New York, N. Y. ■ .'/ WILLIAM HOWE CRANE. LL.B., Albany Law School, 1880.. A. A. #. Born February 6, 18S4, Pennington, N. J. Left, college at the end of Freshman year, 181/4. Studied in New York University, 1876-77. Taught in Lyons Farms, N. J., 1877-78; State Normal School, Holly Springs, Miss., 1^8-79. Practised law, Port Jervis and New York, N. Y., 1880 . Judge of County Court, Orange County, N. Y., 1891-93. Address: Tribune Building, New York, N. Y. WILLIAM HENRY FAIRCHILD. LL.B., University of Michigan, 1877. 'J'- T. Born January 31, 1853, Fairfield, Vt. Left - college during Sophomore year, November, 1874. Practised law in Fairfield, Vt., 1876 . Superintendent of town schools, 1878-81, Member of Vermont House , of Representatives, 1888-90; Senate, 1890-92. , ,,| - Address: Fairfield, Vt. JOHN HARRIS FRANCIS. Bom in New London, Conn. Left college after a stay of one month, October, 1874. Address: unknown. WILLIAM DUDLEY GOEWEY. M:A. (Hon.), 1909. A. A. *. Left college at the end of Freshman year, June, 1874. Resided in Kansas, 1874-77. Teaching, in High School, Albany, N. Y., 1877 . Address : Albany, N. Y. *WEBSTER GOSS. A. K. E. Born June 12, 1856, Oalcliill, N. Y.' Brother of W. R. Goss (class of 1880). Left college during Senior year, February, 1877. Principal of Chatham Academy, N. Y., 1872. Practised law, 1880-98. Comn^ssibner of deeds in Hudson, N. Y. Died April 25, 1^8, Spooner, Wis. ♦EDWIN LUTHER GRISWOLD. Born February 11, 1855, Elyria, Ohio. Son of No. 313. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Salesman in Cleveland, Ohio, 1876-79. Bookkeeper, Elyria, Ohio, 1880-81. Died September 26, 1881, Washington, D. C. ♦HERBERT HIRAM HAYDEN. Born February 22, 1850, Taunton, Mass. 709 1877.] NON-GRADUATES. Left college during Sophomore year, April, 187s. Preached in the Nevir York East Conference, M. E. Church, 1875-79. Carriage-maker in New Haven, Conn., 1880-1907. Died 1907. JOHN BASCOME HIBBEN. M.D., New York University, 1878. A. K. E. Born 1855, Lowell, Ind. • Left college during Sophomore year, 1875. Assistant physician in Flatbush Insane Asylum, 1877-78. Medical- director of the Freedmen's Relief Asspciktibn, Topeka,Kans., 1879-81. Practising medicine. Address : unknown. ♦GILBERT HARVEY JESSUP. *. N. 9. Born November 3, 1848, Westhampton, N. Y. , Left cpU^e at the end of Freshman year. Engaged in canvassing in Philadelphia, Pa., 1875-77. Taught in Maine, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota. Stenographer in Lanesboro, Minn., 1879-80. Banker, and real estate agent, Tracy, Minn., 1880-I904. Died August, 1904. *FRANK WELLINGTON JOHNSON. Born September 30, 1850, Sanbornton, N. H. Left college during Freshman year, January, 1874. Methodist Epis- copal .minister, in Vermont and California. Ked 1906. HOWARD NEWTON KNIGHT. *. T; Born December 3, 1854,. Providence,, R. I. ' Left college at the end of Freshman year, ' July, i8'?4. In business in Providence, R. I., 1874-76; Milwaukee, Wi^.,, 1876-77. Traveling salesman, 1878-79. New England manager for New York milling com- panies, 1880-97. Vice president and secretary, Livermore & Knight Company, Providence, R. I., 1898^ — . , > Address : Providence, R. I. , EDWARD SAMUEL LEWIS. B.A., Boston University, 1877; M.Ai, Boston. University, 1881; D.D., Little Rock University, 1886. ■*■. T. Born August 24, 1855, Natick, Mass. Left - college . Muring Sophomore . year, December, 1874-. Taught, 1877-84. College president, 1884-90. Methodist. Epispopal minister, Ohio Conference, 1890-1908. Assistant editor, Sunday-school publi- cations, 1908 . . Address: 998 Bushwick Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. . ' • ' WILLIAM McCAULEY. Born August S, 1856, Stony Point, N. Y. Left college during Freshman year^ May, 1874. Engaged in teach- ing, 1875-78. Practised law in Haverstraw, N. Y., 1882- 1909. Corpora- tion counsel for Haverstraw several years. District. attorney of Rock- land County, N. Y., 1891-94. County judge and surrogate of the county, 1909 . Address: Haverstraw, N. Y., *CYRUS PAINTER MARSH. A. K. E. Born October 19, 1851, Sewickley, Pa. Drowned October 8, 1876, in the Connecticut River, Middletown. during his Senior year. 710 NON-GRADUATES. [1877'78,, WILLIAM JAMES SHEPARD. *. T. Born August 23, i854> Boston, Mass. Left college during Junior year, February,^ 1876. Clerk of a com- mittee of the New York Senate, 1878. City chamberlain, Watertown, Nv Y., 1-879-84, , Engaged in publishing, 1884-87 ; in manufacturing, 1887-92; in the insurance business, 1892 ^. Police commissioner of Watertown, N. Y., four years. _ Secretary-treasurer, Watertown Sav- ings, Loan and Building Association. Address : 232 Stone St., Watertown, N. Y. SAMUEL WISE SMITH. B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1880. Born February 7, i8ss, Baltimore, Md. Left college during Junior year, December, 1875. Methodist Epis- copal minister, Philadelphia Conference, 1880-^ — . Address : 1241 South 15th St., Philadelphia, Pa, ♦JOSEPH MILLER THOMAS. Born February 4, 1855, Potts- ville. Pa. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Studied in Boston Uni- versity. Engaged in farming in North East, Md. Publisher of The Peninsula Methodist, Wilmington, Del. Printer and bookbinder. Died January S, 1903, Providence, R. I. JOHN RICHARD VAN BENSCHOTEN. B.A., College of New Jersey (now Princeton University), 1878. *. T. Born October 7, 1856, Madison, Wis. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Resided in California and the West, 1878-80. Address : unknown. ALEXANDER MARTIN WILCOX. B.A., Yale College, 1877; Ph.D., Yale, 1880. A. K. E. Born June 19, 1849, Baltimore, Md. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Tutor in Greek in Wesleyan University, 1880-83. Studied in the American School of Classical Studies, Athens, 1883-84. Fellow by courtesy, Jqhns Hopkins University, 1884-85. Professor of Greek; Uiiiversity of Kansas, 1885 . Address : 1605 Vermont St., Lawrence, Kans. . DU RENNE STEARNS WILCOX. Left college during the third term of Sophomore year. Taught in High School, Middletown, Conn., and in Chamberlain Institute, Ran- dolph, N. Y. Manufacturer in Randolph, N. Y., 1881. Address : unknown. ELIZABETH HINCKLEY DELEVAN. Pursued a special course during a part of the fall terra, 1874. Graduated from the School of Theology, Boston University, 1880. Address : unknown. CLASS OF J878. HEMAN BANGS ANDREW. M.D., New York University, 1878. Born August i, 1853, Navesink, N. J. Brother of No. 11 12. 711 1878.1 NON-GRADUATES. ' Left college -during Fresjiman year. Practised meditine in Morris- town and Newark, N. J. Address: 176 'Summer St., Newark, N. J. CHRISTIAN DOLLNER BERNSEE. X. ■*. Born August 22, 1858, Brooklyn, N. Y. Left college during Senior year, November, 1S77., Engaged in the manufacture of clocks. New York, N. Y. Address: unknown. JOHN" NICHOLL BROWN. A. A. *. Born' September 29, 1856, Bridgeton, N. J. , . ■ ' Left college, June, 1878. Taught in Pennington Seminary, N. J., 1878-82. Organist of, the First Presbyterian Church, Trenton, N. J.,' 1882-92; Hyde Park Pi-felsbyterian Church, Chicago, 111., 1892-99; St. John's Protestant Episcopal Churchj Ogdensburg, N. Y., 1^9 . Publisher of music. '' ; ' , Address : 26 Jay St., Ogdensburg, N- Y. CHARLES. DAVENPORT CLARKE. *. T. Left college during Senior year. Editor of The Bath Independent, 1879-91. Retired. Address : Bath, Me. *J0HN WESLEY COUCHMAN. A. K. E. Born Augtist'2S( 1853, Margaretville, N-i Y. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Taught in Hudson River Institute, N. Y. Deceased; date of death unknown. , *WILLIAM EDWARD CUMMINGS. *. N. e. Born March 3, 1858, Brownsville, Tex. . ■: , . Left college; during Sophomore year, March, . 1876. Taught in the public schools of Maryland, 1876-78, District attorney, 2Sth Judicial District of Texas, 1879. U. S. extradition agent, for the Mexican frontier, 1880. District attorney,. 2Sth Judicial District of Texas; 1881-83. Died 1883. *SAMUEL LAPHAM DOLLNER. X. ^. Born October 25, 1856, Brooklyn, N. Y. , . ; Left college at the end of Sophomore year. In the commission busi- ness. New York, N. Y., 1881. Died January i, 1907, Asheville, N. C. LEWIS HARVEY EDDY. Born in Fenner, N: Y. . Left college during Freshman year, February, 1875. Taught in Madison Village, N. Y., 1877-78. Practised law; jn Brookfield, N. Y., 1878-81. Address: unknown. DANIEL HEATON. A. K. E. Born November 24, 185^, Linth- waite, England. Left college during Senior year, February, 1878. Wesleyan minister, England, 1878 . Address : Shoreham, Sussex, Efigland. EDGAR MARTINGALE HERMANCE. ■ M.D., Columbia Univer- sity, 1878. A. K. B. Born January 19, 1854, New York, N. Y. 712 NON-GRADUATES. 11878, Left college during J^unior year. Practising medicine "in Yonkers, N. Y., 1878— — . Commissioner of public safety, YOnkers,- N. Y. Address: Yonkers, N. Y. ♦CHARLES OZIAS JUDD. ^. T. Born November 9, 1858, Flush- ing, N. Y. Son of No. 315 ; brother of Nos. 1329 and 1392. Died July 9, 1877, Middle.town, Conn., during his Junior year. ELI LEARNER LATHAM. Born May 19, 1844, Northfield, Vt. Left college, having pursued a special course, Junei 1875. Served in the U. S. Army, 1862-63. Methodist Episcopal minister, New England Southern Conference, 1872-79. Engaged in missionary work. In charge of Rescue Home for Boys, Matanzas, Cuba, 1901. Address : unknown. 1 ; . FRANK FURMAN LATHROP. Born February 5, 1856, Dubuque, Iowa. Left college during Freshman year, April, 1875. Engaged in manu- facturing, Ilion, N. Y., 1875-86. Treasurer, Standard Furniture Com- pany, Herkinier, N. Y., 1886 . ;■';!!,, Address : 441 North Main St., Herkimer, N. Y. HERBERT WHITNEY MECORNEY. Bom May i, 1856, Milford, Mass. Left college during Freshman year, 187s. In the shoe business, and studying medicine in Cincinna:ti, Ohio, 1875-81. Address : unknown. FREDERIC OBED NICKERSON. Ph.B., Boston tJniversity, 1S77. ■^. T. Born July 16, 1854, South Harwich, Mass. Brother of ,H;.. G. Nickerson (class of 1878) . ■' ' " Left college during Freshniai;! year, December, 1874. Assistant prin- cipal, Culpeper Female Institute, Va., 1877-78. Principal o'i High School, Scituate, Mass., 1878-80. In business, 1880 . Address : 27 Garland St., Maiden, Mass. ♦HERBERT GOODRIDGE NICKERSON. Ph.B., Boston Univer- sity, 1877. •^. T. Born April 17, 1856, South Harwich, Mass. Brother of F. O. Nickerson (class of 1^8). ,. , , Left college during Freshman year, December, 1874. Principal of High School, South Harwich, Mass., 1878-82. Died April 19, 1882, South Harwich, Mass. GEORGE WASHINGTON " -NORTH.. M.A., Lafayette College, 1885. Born September 12, 1850, Philadelphia, Pa. Left college during Freshman year. Methodist Episcopal minister, Philadelphia Conference, 1876 . Supernumerary. Address : 6047 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. GEORGE HENRY PERKINS. A. K. E. Born April 19, 1851, Topsfield, Mass. Left college during Junior year, December, 1876. Methodist Epis- copal minister. New England Conference, 1878--—. Superannuated, 1907. Address : Uxbridge, Mass. 713 1878-79.] NON-GRADUATES. FRANK THEODORE POMEROY. A. A. *. Born October, 3, 1852, Rockbottom, Mass. . Left college during Freshman year, December, 1874. Methodist Episcopal minister, New England Conference, 1875 . Address: Webster, Mass. -, - HENRY WADDELL RODGER. Born April 10, 1849, Hammond, N. Y. Left colle^'e at the end of Freshman year. Principal of High School, Rossie, N. Y., 1876. Engaged in farming, dealing in hay and horses. Now engaged in mining in Colorado. Address: 520 Exchange National Bank Building, Colorado Springs, Col. ♦WILLIS ADAMS RUSSELL. *. N. 0. Born June 12, 1853, Paris, Me. Brother of Nos. 1023, 1159, 1367, 1399, and 1765. Left college during Junior year. Taught in Harardyille, Conn., 1878-79. Practised medicine in Bethel, Me., 1881. Died July 19, 1897, Pitt^field, Mass. WILLIAM ARTHUR SAXE. Born May 3, 1857, Troy, N. Y. Brother of Nos. 1400 and 1401. Left college during Freshman year. Dealer in lumber, Troy, N. Y., 1881 . Address: Fifth Ave., Troy, N. Y. FRANK EDWARD STEBBINS. B.A., Amherst College, 1880. A. A. *. Left college during Freshman year. Practising law. Address: 332. Indiaija Ave., Washington, t), C^-.-,,- ROBERT BOWNE SUCKLEY. A. A. *. Born June 5, 1856, Rhin.ebeck, N, Y. Left college during Senior year. Practising law. Address : RhinecHflf, N. Y. CORNELL MARTIN WALSWORTH. A. A. *. Born April, I8S7. Dobbs F^rry, N. Y. Left college during Junior year. Taught in Collinwood,' Ohio, 1879-81. Address : unknown. CLASS OF 1879. ALFRED COOKMAN ATKINS. *. T. Born October 13, r8S5, Lebanon, Pa. Left college during Sophomore 'year, March, 1877.' Hotel proprietor, Asbury Park, N. J., St. Augustine and Enterprise, Fla., and New York, N-.'-Y.,, 1877 . , •! Address : Ocean Hotel, Asbury Park, N. J. ♦CALVIN MARTIN BROWN. Born June 10, 1851, Chelsea, Vt. Left college during Freshman, year, December, 1875. Engaged in teaching, 1876-77. Died February 2, 1902, West Corinth, Vt. 714 NON-GRADUATES. [1879. ISAAC NUNEZ CARDOZO. Born in South Carolina. Left college during- Sophomore year. Went to California. Engaged in teaching in Cincinnati, Ohio, 1880-8 1. Address : unknown. JAMES CURTISS CARNAHAN. B.A., Hobart College, 1891 ; M.A., Hobart, 1894. "*■ T. Born April 8, 1858, Ravenna, Ohio. Brother of No. 1349. Left, college during Junior year, January, 1878. In business, Pitts- ford, N. Y., 1878-90. Instructor in Greek, Hobart College, 1892-93. Instructor in Hebrew, DeLancy Divinity School, 1893-94.- Rector of Protestant Episcopal Church, Arlington, Vt., 1894-97. Priest in charge, Sherburne, Vt., 1897 . Address : Sherburne, Vt. *JAMES MARSHALL COLLINS. Born March 18, 1858, Carlisle, Pa. Son of No. 47. Left college during Junior year. Died September 20, 1878, Memphis, Tenn. *BAYARD TAYLOR. EDDY. A. A. *. Born February 23, 1853, Theresa, N. Y. Brother of No. ,1078. Left college during Sophomore year. Taught school, 1877. Died April 13, 1880, Gouverneur, N. Y'. EDWIN EVERETT HAMILTON. A. K. E. Born February 27, i860, Philadelphia, Pa. Brother of Nos. 918 and 1215. Left college diiring Junior year, March, 1878. Engaged in the manu- facture of paper, Philadelphia, Pa., 1879- 1903. Retired, 1903. Address : 51 Allen Lane, Mount Airy, Philadelphia, Pa. ♦AUGUSTUS PHILIP HANN. A. A. *. Born February 15, 1856, Belvidere, N. J. Left college during Sophomore year, .September, 1876. Graduated from the Eastman' Business College, 1877. Assistant cashier of First National Bank, Washington, N. J., 1878-87. Member of , Common Council of Washington, N. J., 1880, Died December 11, 1887, Wash- ington, N. J. *FRED MERRITT HULBURD. #. N. 9. Born September 12, i8S3, Johnson, Vt. Left college during Sophomore year, 1877. Died February 11, 1879, Waterville, Vt. EDWARD MANNING INGALLS. Born April 19, 1857, Lynn, Mass. Left college during Freshman year, November, 1875. Taught in Poland, Me., 1876-77. Bookkeeper for eighteen years. Engaged in farming for six years. Florist for two years. Clerk for the General Electric Company, Lynn, Mass., 1902^ . Address : 20 Salem St., Lynn, Mass. *GEORGE COOKE KING. A. K. E. Born June 24 1853, Wor- cester, Mass. 715 1879.] NON-GRADUATES. Left college during Junior year, April," 1878,' Methodist Episcopal minister, New England Southern Conference, 1880-88. Died July 6, 1888, East Weymouth, Mass. WILLIAM HENRY LAMB. Born in Juliustown, N. J. Left college during Sophomore year, October, 1876. Taught in Mount Holly and Juliiistowti, N. J., 1877 . Address: Juliustown, N. j. EDWARD C NEWCOMB. A. A. *. Born 1858, Wallsville, Pa. Left collegp.at the end of Junior year, June, 1878.; Practised law in Scranton, Pa., 1879-1903. Judge of the 4Sth Judicia,l District of Pennsylvania, 1903 . Address : 602 Olive St., Scranton, Pa. ♦HOWARD MUDGE NEWHALL- A. A. *. Born May 7. 1854, Lynn, Mass. Brother of No. 808. Left college during Junior year, December, 1877. Engaged in manu- facturing, and in the real estate and insurance business, Lynn, Mass., 1878-1908. Died December 25, 1908, Lynn, Mass. ♦EDWARD SHERMAN POMEROY. *. T. Born November 27, i8s9, Brooklyn, N. Y. Son of No. 381. Left college during Sophomore year, February, 1877. Died August 18, 1877, Brooklyn, N. Y. CHARLES ARCHIBALD RANSOM. Born June 22, 1857, Jersey City, N. J. Brother of No. 962.- Left college during Freshman year, April,: 1876. Admitted to the bar, 1881. Engaged in journalism, 1882 , Executive clerk. New Jersey, 1908 '. ..-_- Address: 100 North Munn Ave., East Orange, N. J. EDMUND FRENCH SAWYER. X. ^. Born September 9, 1858, Concord, N. H. ,.,.,, Left'cojlege at the end of -Sbphoniore year. Engaged in teaching, 1878. Private secretary of tie American Institute of Instruction, Boston, Mass., 1S79-80. Directpi" of music in the public schools of Bradford, Pa., 1881. On the staff of The Bradford (Pa.) Evening Star, 1881-89. Engaged in teaching music. Musical critic arid composer. Address : 1788 Beacon St., Brookline, Mass. CHARLES ANTHONY SHEFFIELD, -S-. T. Born April '19, 1855, East Haddairi, Conn. . , Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Taught in Fair Haven, Mass., 1878; Vineyard Haven, Mass., 1879; Cottage City, Mass., 1880. Bookkeeper. ' . l . /.' Address: Minneapolis, Minn. *LYMAN ASHVILLE THOMAS. A. K. E. Born May 18, 1854, North Dighton, Mass.' ., - Left college at the end of Freshman year, J-une, 1876. Taught, 1877-78. Engaged in farming, 1878-79. Died May 26, 18^0.: DAVID MERRITT VAIL. A. K. E. Bom February IS, 1859, Yorktown, N. Y. 716 NON-GRADUATES. [1879-80. » Left college at the end of Junior year, June, 1878. In business in Ossining and Peekskill, N. Y., 1879 . Address: Peekskill, N. Y. EDWARD HERBERT WALTER. Born October i, 1857, St. Johns- bury, Vt. Brother of No. 1133. Left college during Freshman year, February, 1876. Machinist and toolmaker, 1878— — . Address: Lakewood, R. I. ♦FREDERIC CHESTER WILLIAMS. Born April 4, 1858, New Britain, Conn. Left college during Sophomore year, 1877. Taught in Kensington, Conn., 1877-78. Principal of High School, West Hartford, Conn., 1878-79; district school, Southington, Conn., 1879-81. Taught in district school, Meriden, Conn., 1882. Died February 25, 1892, Las Vegas, N. Mex. ♦ANTHONY WOLFORD. Born February 27, 1848, Middleburg, N. Y. , Entered in 1873, and left college during Senior year. Taught in Hartford, N. Y., 1874-76. Methodist Episcopal minister, Troy Con- ference, 1879-1907. Died May 20, 1907, Raceville, N. Y. ' ., MELA ISABEL BARROWS (Bennett). -Born September 30, 1858, Dorchester, Mass. V I Left college during first year, special course, 1877. Became a mis- sionary of the- Baptist Church. Married September 30, 1879, Rev. Albert Arnold Bennett, who died October, 1909. Address: Mrs, Mela I. Bennett, 113 East Manning St., Providence, R. L • -^'''';; . -■'' CLASS OF J880. ♦CHARLES WILLIAM AVERY. Born July 4, 1859, Middletown, Conn. Left college during Freshman year. Died January 26, 1879, Mid- dletown, Conn. JOSEPH AYRAULT BAILEY. Born March 17, 1855, Essex, Conn. Left college during Sophomore year, special course. Baptist minister. Address : North Dana, Mass. WILBUR FISK BERRY. D.D., Grant University, 1906, and Wes- leyan University, 1907. *. N. 6. Barn November 24, 1851, Camden, Me. Left college during Junior year. Methodist Episcopal' minister, Maine Conference, 1881-99. Secretary, Christian Civic League of Maine, 1899- 1902, 1909 . President, Maine Wesleyan Seminary, Kents Hill, Me., 1902-09. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1892, '96, 1904. Address: Waterville, Me. 717 1880.1 NON-GRADUATES. CHARLES OLIN BRAMHALL. A. A. *. Address : unknown. FREDERICK PIERCE BURR. Born November 2, 1859, Middle- town, Conn. Left college during Freshman year/ April, 1877. Dealer in flour, feed, grain, etc., Middletown, Conn., 1879 . Address: Middletown, Conn. EDWARD THOMAS BURROWES. A. K. E. Born July 25, 1852, Sherbrooke, Que., Canada. Left college during Freshman year, November, 1876. Manufacturer of wire window screens, Portland, Me., 1878 Trustee of Boston University, 1901 . Address : Portland, Me. JOSEPH ALBERT COREY. A. K. E. Born February 8, 1853, Southbridge, Mass. ■ •, Left college during Sophomore year, April, i8j8. Methodist Epis- copal minister, Maine Conference,. 1879-1907; East Maine Conference, 1907- — •. ', ■ Address : Searsport, Me. ♦ROBERT. LAURENSON DASHIELL. A. K. E. Born July 2, 1858, Baltimore, Md. - Left college during Freshman year. May, 1877. Studied in Bryant & Stratton's Business College, Newark, N. J., 1877-78. Salesman, New York, N. Y. Died March 25, 1893, WILLIAM HENRY DRESSER. B.A., Bates College, 1882. a!'k.i:. Born April 25, 1852, Lovell, Me. Left college during Freshman year, June, 1877. Principal of a graded school, Stoneham, Me., 1878-79. Taught, 1882-83, 1885-96, 1900-09. General agent, for subscription books, 1883-85. Engaged in business, 1896-98. Superintendent- of schools, -1898-1900, 1909 . Address : Livermore Falls, Me. WILLIAM . ROBERT GOSS. Born January 28, 1856, Coeyman's Hollow, N. Y. Brother of Webster Goss (class of 1877). Left college during Freshman year. Methodist Episcopal minister New York Conference, for a time. Public lecturer. ' Address : unknown. Hm^Cd ^^^^^ GREELY. A. K. E. Born July 5, 1856, Galena Left college during Sophomore year. Flour manufiacturer in Marys-r viUe, Cal., 1879-81. Mayor of Marysville. State senator U S registrar of land, 1903. Practising law. Address : Marysville, Cal. ERNEST PIERCE HERRICK. *. ' N. e.' Born November 17 1858, Salem, Mass. Son of A. F. Herrick (class of 1853) ; brother of No. 1084. 718 NON-GRADUATES. [1880. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Employed in a factory, Spencer, Mjtss.,. 1878-80. Studied in School of Theology, Boston Uni- versity, 1880-83. Methodist Episcopal minister, New England, Con- ference, 1883 . Address : Chelsea, Mass. WILLIAM BURR HILL. B.A., Yale College, 1881 ; LL.B., Yale, 1883. *. N. e. Born November 17, 1857, Stratford, Conn. Son of No. 484. Left college during Sophomore year, February, 1878. Instructor in Gymnastics, Yale College, 1881-83. Practising law. New York and Brooklyn, N. Y., 1884 . Address: 160 Broadway, New York, N. Y. *HENRY [JOHN] DIXON JONES. B.A., Delaware College, 187^, and Harvard University, 1881 ; M.A., Delaware College. A. A. *. Born March 19, iSsSj Madison, Wis. ■ ' Left college at the end of Sophomore year, 1878. Taught in National School of Elocution and Oratory, Philadelphia, Pa., 1877-79. Instructor in Elocution, Harvard University, 1881-86. Died 1906. GEORGE ALFRED KERR. B.D., Drew Theological Semi'nkry, 1882. Born July 20, 1854, Great Barrington, Mass. Entered college with the class of 1879; left during Senior year. Entered, the Junior year with the class of 1880, and left in the spring term of Senior year. Methodist Episcopal minister, Troy Conference, 1882 . Address: Schoharie, N. Y. WILLIAM FREDERIC LAWFORD. B.A., Boston Universitv. 1882; S.T.B., Boston University, 1885. Born February 12, 1852, Fredericton, N. B., Canada. Left college during Freshman year, November, 1876. Taught in Marshfield, Mass., 1877-78. Methodist Episcopal minister. New Eng- land Conference, 1885. Superannuated, 1909. Address : Asbury Grove, Mass. EDWIN BAILEY OLMSTEAD. D.D., Central Tennessee College, 1897. A. A. *. Born December 23, 1857, Danby, N^ Y. Left college during Sophomore year, March, 1878. Studied law, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 1878-80. Principal of a graded school, Milford, N. Y., 1881-82. Methodist Episcopal minister, Wyoming Conference, 1882-99; Genesee Conference, 1899-1904; Holston Conference, 1904-09; St. Louis Conference, 1909 . Address : 2804 Charlotte St., Kansas City, Mo. *CHARLES MINOTT PALMER. A. K. E. Born May 10, 1859, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Left college during Sophomore year, April; 1878. Studied law in Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1878-81. Died June 21, 1885, Ppughkeepsie, N. Y. MILTON PERCIVAL. Born June 29, 1858, Yarmouth Port, Mass. ' Left college during Freshman, year, 1^7. ' Taught in Wakefidd and East Greenwich, R. I., 1876-81. Studied in Bryant & Stratton's Com- niercial' College, Providence, R. ' I., i88o. In business in Philadelphia. Pa. Address : I2th and Walnut Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. 719 1880-81.] NON-GRADUATES. , , *ELIAS MILL ROBINS. Born June if, 1858, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Left college during i Sophomore year. Died July 31, 1878, Wilkes- Barre, Pa. *WILLIAM MILNES STETSON. X. 6f No. i;T brother of J. L. Chase (class of 1865). Left college at the end of Junior year. Bookkeeper, i88i-88. Ill the hardware business, Norwich, Conn., 1889 . President of the Eaton-Chase Company. , - .■ Address : 305 Broadway, Norwich, Conn! WILLIAM WILBERFORCE COOKMAN. A. A. *. Bom i860. Left college during Sophomore year. Methodist Episcopal minister, Southern California' Coiiif er'ence. ' : Address: Orange, Cal. ' ■ .! i DORRAW SeNJAMIN 'c6xe: M.D., Dartmouth College, 1889. '*'. T. Born 1856. ,. . . : ,; Left college at the end of the first term, Sophomore yefar. Prac- tising medicine, Riverside, R. I., 1889 . Address : Riverside, R. I. . '. 1 . *ADOLPH HENRY EISWALD. X. *. Bofn 1861. Brother of A. S. Eiswald (class of 1882). Left college at the end of Frtshman year. Died September 15, 1882, Atlanta, Ga. ♦ARTHUR SNOW EISWALD. X.^. Born 1859=: Brother of A. H. Eiswald Left college early in Sophomore year. Engaged in journalism. Address : Manchester, Conn. --. EDWARD MICHAEL FITZGERALD. M.D., 1884. Bom i860. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Practising medicine. Address: 480 East Washington Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. {' ''' ' MOSES FRENCH, Jr. *. N. 6. Born June 24, 1856, Solon> Me. Left college during Junior year. Engaged in te.achiflg,' 1881-87. With the Gardiner Mill Company, Ore., 1^7-93. Organized the Solon Steam Mill Company, Me., manufacturing and handling lumber, 1893- 1905. Acting superintendent of schools, Solon, Me., and engaged in farming, 190S . Address: Solon, Me. ; _> q p, ; ^^_ c --> ♦ENSIGN BURROWS LOCKWOOD. B.D., Drew Theological Seihinairy, 1879.' *. N. 9. Born March 26, 1856, Saratoga County, N. Y. - ■ . , ' Left college at the end of the first term. Freshman year. Methodist Episcopal minister. New York Conf erenice, ' iSSCMiii^. -Died- June ii, 1880, in the Narragansett and ' Stonington disaster on Long Island Sound. ' - • ■' , ; ! M .. r . ISRAEL KIRKBY MATTSON. A. K. E. Born 1859. Brother, of No. 1311. Left college at the end of Freshman year. In the commission busi- ness. ■ ''r ^■, ■ _ : ' : ' Address : 104 Dock St., Philadelphia,' Pa. Residence : 219 Friends Ave., Camden, N. J. MANSON ARTHUR MERRILL. *. N. 6. Born 1857. Left college in the first term of Freshman year. Address : unknown. WILBUR CHARLES NEWELL. A. K. E. Born December 28, l8S9, Gurleyville, Conn. Brother of No. 1480. , . Left college early in Sophomore year. Methodist Episcopal minister, New England Conference, 1884-1901; Vermont CJonfesrence, 1901-07; Troy Conference, 1967-—^. '• ■ ■ Address: Hyn^syille, N, Y., , " JOHN RUSSELL O'HANLON. A. K. E. Born 1858. Brother of J. T. O'Hanlon (class of 1899). ■ Admitted to the Sophomore class, 1879. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Engaged in teaching in California. Address; ,DJHuba, Tulare County, Cal. DOUGLAS EUGENE PETIT. Ph.B., Syracuse University, 1909. A. A. *. Born March 17, 1858, Liverpool, N. Y. -: " Left college in the spring term. Freshman year Practising law in Syracuse, N. Y., 1882- . 1 Address: Syracuse, N»niY..''" '' ■ '• . ^ 7U NQN-GRADUATES. [1882-83' CHARLES ALBA SILVER. Born i3s8. Left college early in Freshman year, special course. Address :• unknown. *JAMES BEEBE SMITH. B.A., Harvard . University, 1883. *. T. Born i860. Left college at the end of Junior year. On the staff of The Spring- field (Mass.) Republican, 1884-89; Died May 13, 1889, Springfield, Mass. ■ ISAAC BILLINGS ALLEN TAYLOR. A. A. *. Born May 17. 1858, Plymouth, N. Y. Left college during Sophomore year. In business in Syracuse, N. Y., t88o-8i; Chittenango, N. Y., 1882-87; Middletown, N. Y., 1887-97. City clerk and collector, Middletown, N. Y., 1889 . Address: 106 Crescent Place, Middletown, N. Y. WILLIAM MONROE TISDALE. ^. T. Born i860. , Left coHege during Junior year. Practising law. Address: Redlands, Cal. CORNELIUS FELCH VANDERVOORT. A. A. *. Born Sep- tember 22, 1861, Paterson, N. J. Left college during Junior year. Engaged in ranching in Colorado for several years. Address: 20 Church St., Paterson, N. J. ANNIE ROSETTA ikOTT [Durfee]. Born January 16, i860, Alburg, Vt. Sister of N,o. 3312. Left college at the end of Sophomore year, special course. Married October 18, 1882, Herbert Augustus Durfee (class of 1883). Address: Mrs. H. A. Durfee, 128 Colchester Ave., Burlington, Vt. CLARA ALICE PEASE. Born April 19, 1856, Springfield, MasS. Left college at the end of Freshman year> special course, 1879: Entered in 1881 and left at the end of Sophotpore year, 1882. Taught in High School, Middletowrij Conn., 1882-85 ; Hartford, Conn., l88s . Address: 80 Church St., Hartford, Conri. CLASS OF J883, AARON VINCENT BOWER. A. A. *. Born 1862, Berwick, Pa. Left college early in Sophomore year. Practising law. Address;; Conjieil Building,, Scranton,- Pa, FRANCIS AARON BROWN. B.A., University of Rochester, 1883. ^. T. Born May 31, 1859. • ; 1 - ■■ , Entered gpphomore ; left college early in Junior year. Engaged in business. Address : Des Moines, Iowa. ns 1883.] NON-GRADUATES. FREDERICK HENRY BULLARD. *. T. Bora Mayi 8; i8ss, Pattens Mills, N. Y. ' " ' ■ ' ' ' ^ '■ • ,' Left college at the end of the first term, Sophomore year. Engaged in printing and publishing, 1880 . Proprietor of the Bullard Press, Glens Falls, N. Y. : , • ,, , • , Address: 260 Glen St., Glens Falls, N. Y. ♦NATHANIEL DUNN iCLIFFORD. 'B.A.,, Little Rock University,, 1885. *. N. e. Born November 20, 1854, Palermo, Me. Left college early in Junior year. Methodist Episcopal minister, Mississippi Conference, 1883-84. President of Wiley University, Tex., 1884-87. Died March 10, 1887 J ' ' " ' • : 1 :f :, CHARLES EDMUND COFFIN. A. Ai *! Born December 14, 1861, Haverhill, Mass. , ^ ,. , ;> Left college during Junior year; In business, Bradford, Mass., 1882-92; Newburyport, Mass., 1892-1900; Newark, N. J., I900 • Address: 61 Hillside Ave., Newark, N. J. WILLIS ALCESTUS COOPER. A. E. E. Bom September 14, 1856, Jefferson, N. Y. Left college during Freshman year, 1880. Entered again in 1881 and left, at the end of the year. Mpthodist, Episeopal minister, Cin- cinnati Conference. / , i , Address :. Lebanon, Ohio. , JOHN FRANCIS DUINKERKE.t ■^. T. Born November iii 1851, New York, N. Y. Left college during Freshman year. Methodist. Episcopal, minister, New York East Conference, 1883— — . ■ ...■''./ Address: 60 Williams Ave., Brookjyn; N. Y. t - - HERBERT -AUGUSTUS DURPE^.' D.D., /Rust University^ 1897. *. T. Born June 24, 1856, Cambridge, N. Y. Left college early in Sophomore year. Methodist Episcopal minister, Troy Conference, 1882-97. Principal of Troy ' Conference Academy, Poultney, Vt, 1897-1901. Secretary, Vermont Anti-Saloon Leagiie, igoT-es. Superintendent, Elmira District Anti-Saloon League, I903-0S'. Again in the ministry, 1905-09. Field secretary, Vernloht Sunday- School Union, 1909 . Address : Burlington, Vt. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ELLIOTT. A. K. E. Bom 1858. Left college during Freshman year. Entered again, 1881-82 and 1882-83, special course..-: 3S I 'TO ZZAJD Address : unknown. ROBERT JAMES FORBES. A. K. E.' > " ■-. Left college early in Junior year. Methodist Episcopal minister. Address : unknown. GEORGE GALLUP. A. K E. Borri 1859. Left college early in Freshnian yeai". Practising law in Escanaba, Mich. Mayor of Escanaba, Mich., 1903. Address: Escanaba, Mich. 726 NON-GRADUATES. [1883, CHARLES LEWIS HOLT. B.A;, Harvard University, 1884. *. N. e. Born June S, 1861, Somerville, Mass. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Reporter, Boston Daily Globe, Mass., 1884-86. In the biscuit manufacturing business, Wash- ington, D. C, and Camb'ridgeport, Mass., 1886 . Manager, National Biscuit Company, Cambridgeport, Mass., ■■■.'.[. Address : National Biscuit Comparly, Cambridgeport, Mass. CLINTON KENNEY. D.D.S., Baltimore College of Dental Sur- gery, 1892. X. -*■. Born i860, New Bedford, Mass. Son of P. T. Kenney (class of 1835). Lefti, college early in Sophomore year. Photographer. Address : 39 Akron St., Meriden, Conn. HENRY PALMER KING. D.D.S., New York College of Dentistry, l8c^. *. X. Bom December 22, i860, Hartford, N. Y. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Dentist. Address : 135 West 123d St., New York, N. Yt . ARTHUR SHIMMIN KNEIL. M.A. (Hon.), 1894- ^- If- Born 1861. . . Left college early in Junior year. Practising law'. Address : Westfield, Mass. *HENRY NICOLS. X. *. Born 1861. Left college during Sophomore year. Engaged in journalism. In the wholesale hardware business. Die^d September 9, 1903, St. Paul, Minn. THOMAS KEY NIEDRINGHAUS. A. A. *. Born 1861. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Engaged in manufacturing. Address: 79 Vandeventer Place, St. JDi^isJlfio. ADDISON DOUGHERTY O'NEIL. A. A. *. Born i8S9, Left college during Freshman yfear. Engaged in business. Address : 449 Scotland St., Orange, N. J. ALBERT EVERITT PARKER. Born 1861. Left college at the end of the first term. Freshman year. In busi- ness. New York, N. Y. ,, Address : 60 Broadway, New York, N. Y. ROBERT DAVISON PETTY. B.A., Princeton University, 1883; LL,B.-, Columbia University, 1885 ; M.A., Princeton, 1886; A. , A. | *. Bom February 6, i860, Washington Township, N. J. Left college at the end of the second term. Freshman year. Prac- tising law in New York, N. Y., 1886 . Tutor, Law School, Coluin- bia University, i88s-:88; Instructor, ,1888-90; Professor, 1890-91. Professor, New Yorfe' Law School, 1891^ . , ' ' ! ' Address: IIS Broadwayj' New York, N. Y. Residence : 896 ' West End Ave., New York, N. Y. FRANCIS ALEXANDER PHELPS, A. K, E. Born 1859. Left college early in Seniors-ear. In business in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Address: 24 North River St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.' 727 1883-84] NON-GRADUATES. JOSEPH ADDISON RICHARDS. Born September 14, 1858, Brooklyn, N. Y. Brother of No. 1534. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Engaged in the adver- tising business, New York, N. Y. •Address': Tribune Building, New York, N. Y. Residence: 331 Claremont Ave., Montclair, N. J. *EDWARD RIDLEY, Jr. A. K. E. Born 1862. Left college early in Sophoinore year. Died September 17, 1899, Bayohne, N. J. 1 DAVID BRAINARD ROCKWOOD. Bom March 12, 1856, Milfofd, Mass. Left college during Freshman year. Carriage painter. Address :, 284 Main St., Milford* Mass. , 1 - : GUSTAVUS SWAN WALLACE. A. K. E. Born 1862. Brother of Nos. 1132 and 1229. Left college during Sophomore year. ,,Addre|Ss:^,4Sl, Clinton A,ve., Brooklj^n,,N. Y, ,„ ,.,, , JOSEPH YENDES WHEATLY. C.E., Columbia, .Uniyersity, i886. X. ■*•. Bom August 31, 1863, Salisbury, Conn. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Civil engineer. Address: Cold Spring, Putnam County, N. Y. NELLIE HAMMOND. Born 1862. ■ Left college during Sophomore year. Engaged in teaching. Address: 605 Main St., Woburn, Mass. CLASS OF 1884. ♦WILLIAM NATHAN ABBOTT. ^. T. Born 1858. Left college during Junior year. Died 1893. JOSEPH GAYLE HURD BARRY. D.D., Nashptah Theological Seminary. Born 1858. ' ! Left college during Junior year. Protestant Episcopal mihister. - Address: 144 West 47th St., New York, N. Y. WILLIAM ALGER BEDELL. ^. T. Born November 10, 1863, Schuylerville, N.'Yi ' ■ , i ■ ;', Left college during Freshman year. Supervisor, town of Maltaj N. Y., igoi-o6. Bbolckeeper. Address : Round Lake, N. Y. SAMUfiL GEORGE CHADBOURNE. ■*-. T. Born! July 6, i860. Soil. of No.: 580; brother of J. P. Chadbourne (class of 1893). , Left college during Freshman year. Engjaged in mining. Address : Mansfield, Mich. ALFRED GEORGE CREAMER. A. K. E. Born November 9, i8ss, Waldoboro, Me. 738 NON^GJRifVDUATES. 11884. Left college early in Freshman year. Engaged in mission work, South India, 1885-88. Secretary of Y. M. C. A., Peabody, Kans., for one year. Engaged in farming, 1880 . Address : Goshen, Conn. *DEAN ALLISON CROMBIE. A. K. E. Born 1862. Died August 31, 1882, Cromwell, Conn. DAVID BRIGGS DOW. A. K. E. Born December 31, 1857. Paris, Me. Entered Sophomore ; left college in Junior year. Methodist Epis- copal minister,' East Maine Conference, 1886-1907; New Hampshire Conference, 1907 . Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1904. Address : Lawrence, Mass. JOHN HANCOCK DULANY. A. K. E. Born December 19, i860, Fruitland, Md. Left college early in Sophomore year. In business in Philadelphia, Pa., 1882-85; Fruitland, Md., 1885 . Proprietor of the Fruitland Cannery. Address: Fruitland, Md. GEORGE PECK ECKMAN. M.A. (Hon.), 1892; B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1893 ; M.A. (on exam.), New York University, 1896; Ph.D., New York University, 1897; D.D^, Syracuse University, 1901, and Wesleyan University, 1905. *. T. Born January 8, i860, Gouldsboro, Pa. Left college near the end of Freshman year. Methodist Episcopal minister. New York Conference, 1886 . Address : SSo West End Ave., New York, N. Y. ARTHUR BYRON GIBSON. A. K. E. Born 1856. Left college early in Sophomore year. Engaged in business. Address : unknown. HERBERT BRIGHAM HAYDEN. M.A. (Hon.), 1909. A. A. $. Born July 13, 1859, Marlboro, Mass. Left, college early in Sophomore year. Assistant principa.1 and prin- cipal of schools in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Illinois, and Iowa, 1881-98. Superintendent of schools. Council Bluffs, Iowa, 1898-igoo; Rock Island, 111., 1900 . Address : 1105 20th, St., Rock Island, lU. , WILLIAM OREN HILLMAN. LL.B., University of Minnesota, 1893. X. *. Born i860. Left college early in Sophomore year. Court reporter, 8th Judicial District of Minnesota, 1882-86. Assistant reporter of Ramsey County, Minn., 1886-1905,,"; Address : 396 Dewey Ave., St. Paul, Minn. CLARK SUMNER KATHAN. B.A., Nebraska State University. 1887; Ph.D., Nebraska Wesleyan University, 1890. A. K. E. Born 1854, Conklingville, N. Y. • 729 1884.] NON-GRADUATES. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Methodist Episcopal minister until 1900. Now hydrattlic engineer. Address : Aitkin, Minn. LESTER BURCHARD LOCKWOOD. A. A. $. Bom September 26, 1859. Son of No. 374, ■ Left college during Freshman year. Practising law. Address: unknown. DAVID JAMES THISTLETON OLDHAM. A. A. #. Born Janu- ary 16, i860, New York, N- Y. Left college early in Freshman year. Engaged in railroad engineer- ing, 1882-90. Engineer, Pintsch Gas Company,; 1890-95. In the chemi- cal business, 1895-1900. President, Oldham Engineering Company, Address : so Church St., New York, N. Y. WILLIAM ROBERT PEARSON. A.K. E. Born 1857. Left college at the end of Sophomore year, j Address: unknown. , < LEMUEL WARD PETERS. LL.B., -Boston University, 1887. A. K. E. Born July 29, i860, Blue Hill, Me. Left college. early in Junior year. Taught, 1883^84. Practising law in Boston, Mass., 1887-—^.. 1, ' ,, i Address: ^3 Tremont St., Boston, Mass, , . ' CHARLES MELVIN SAWYER. f. Y. ' ALFRED COOPER ROWLAND. Born 1872. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Address : ' unknown. 74a NON-GRADUATES. [1893-94. REMINGTON SQUIRE. LL.B., New York University, 1897. A. A. *. Born February 22, 1870, New York, N. Y. Son of No. 639; brother of Shirley Squire (class of 1895). Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Address : Hotel Lincoln, Seattle, Wash. *JOHN WATSON WATERS. *. T. Born. 1867. Left college at the end of Junior year. Engaged in jdurnalism. City clerk and treasurer. New Britain, Conn.: Died July 27, I9O4, Mount Vernon, N. Y. SARAH LA VINA BENNETT. iVflmitted to the Junior class, special course; kft at the end of Junior year. Address : 68 Warrenton St., Boston, Mass. CLARA SOUTHMAYD DAVIS (GuiLbFORB). Born November 17, 1871, Middletown, Conn. Daughter of No. 619. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Marrifed June 23, 1898, Charles Thomas Guildford' (No. igss). Address : Mrs. C. T. Guildford, 404 Pine St., Providence, R. I. GEORGIA EATON POTTLE (Warren). Born September 7, 1871, Kittery, Me. Left college at. the end of Sophomore year. Married 1896, Joseph A. Warren. Address : Mrs. J. A. Warren, Cumberland Mills, Me. CLASS OF 1894. CHARLES AUGUSTUS BIDWELL. B.A., Boston University, 1896. Born May 29, 1870, Middletown, Conn. ' Left college at. the end of Junior year: Congregatianal minister. Address : Belmont, Mass. DANIEL DORRANCE BRONSON. B. 6. n. Born 1873. . Left college at the end of Sophomore year. In Government employ. Address : Albuquerque, N. Mex. EDWIN FOSTER CHASE. A. K. E. Born June 9, 1871, Farm- ington, Minn. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Bank clerk, 1892-96. In the newspaper publishing business, 1896 . Address : 601. 36th Ave., ' North, Seattle, Wash. JOSEPH EDGAR CROCKER. B.A., Harvard University, , 1^5. X. *■. Born 1870. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Teacher, Cascadilla School, Ithaca, 'N. Y., 1895-96; Portland Academy, Ore., 1897 . Address : Danforth, Me. 749 1894.] NON-GRADUATES. FRANCIS CRUGER EDGERTGN. B.S., Trinity College, Conn., 1894; M.D., Columbia University, 1898. *■. T. Born July 11, 1873. Son of No. 693. . .'■ " Left college at the end of Freshman year. Practising ihedicine. Address: 57 West s8th St., New York, N. Y. THEODORE GUSTAVUS EISWALD. -A. K. E, Born 1869. Left college early in Freshman year. Baptist minister. . Address : 89 West 2d St., Mansfield, Ohio. WILLIAM HENRY FITZGERALD. M.D., University of Vermont, 1895. Born 1872. Brother of C. J. Fitzgerald (class of, 1898). _, 1 Left college at' the end of Freshman,. year.. Practising medicii^. Address : Ballerstein Building, Hartford, Conn. EDWIN HENRY FRETZ. B.A., Northwestern University, 1897; M.A., University of Southern California, ,1902. A. K. E. Born Jan- uary 5, 1867, Chalfont, Pa. , , . Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Methodist Episcopal minister/ Los Angeles, Cal., 1897-1904; Longbeach, Ca-l-, 1908-10; Alharabra, Cal., 1910 Missionary in-, Japan, 1904-1908. Address : Alhambra, Cal. LESLIE CAMPBELL GREELEY. Ph.B., Boston University, 1894; B.D., Andover Theological Seminary. Born ,1871. . Left college at the end of Freshman year. Congregational miiiistgr. Address: 157 Holten St., Danvers, Mass. , ' JOSEPH HUBBARD HEFFLON. Ph.B., Illinois Wesleyan Uni- versity, 1894. A. K. E. Born July 8, 1869, Saybrook, Conn. Left college early in Sophomore year. Teacher and superintendent of schools. ).-■,',, ■' "■■ ■""^i Address : Si Myrtle Terrace, Winchester", Miss. FRANK MILLER HORR. A. A. #. Born 1868. - Left college during -Sophomore year; admitted again to a speciial course, 1888-89; left during the year. Address: 60 Buckingham St., Springfield, Mass. WILBUR CLARK JOHNSON. A. A. *. Born June 20, 1871, Springfield, Mass. Son of No. 740; brother of No.. 1561. Left college during Junior year. With the Pope Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Conn. Now secretary and assistant manager, Waverly Company, Indianapolis, Ind. Address : The Waverly Company, Indianapolis, Ind. HENRY SEYMOUR KLINE. B.A., Union College, 1893. Born May 6, 1871, Amsterdam, N. Y. Left college early in Freshman year. , Practising , la-yv. Address': Ankmoosfe, N. Dak. ■ '. ''■' ' VICTOR NATHAN LUCIA. B. Q. n. Born March 14, 1871, Rochester, Vt. 750 NGN-GRADUATES. [1894. Left college at the end of Junior year. In the grocery business, 1894-1903. Superintendent of buildings. Miss Capen's School for Girls, Northampton, Mass., 1904 . Address : 43 Dryads Green, Northampton, Mass. ANDREW JOHNSON LYNCH. B.L., Dickinson School of Law, 1893. Born September 30, a866, near Georgetown, Del. Left college at the end of Freshman year; Practising law. Editor of The Sussex Journal. Address: Georgetown, Del. WILLIAM HENRY MOSER. B. 6. n. Born 1869. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Methodist Episcopal minister, New York Conference, 1892 . Address: Goshen, N. Y. LEONARD ' BOWDOIN MOULTON. B.A., Harvard University, 1895. Born December 16, 1868, Bucksport, Me. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Principal of graded schools, 'Huhtington, Mass., 189S-99. Taught in High School>' Medford, Mass., 1899-1904; Beverly, Mass., 1904-08; High School of Commerce, Boston, Mass., 1908 . ' Address : 7 Devon Ave., Beverly, Mass. . EDWIN HALSEY PIERSON. Born September 6, 1872, Bridge- hampton, N. Y. Left college during . Sophomore year. Clerk, 1892-99. Bookkeeper, 1900-04; In the real estate and insurance business, I905 ' . Address: Bridgehampton, N. Y. ♦WILBUR JOHN SAWYER. A. K. E. ■ Born 1870: Brother of No. 1812. Left college at the end of Junior year. Died March 3, 1894, Thomas- ton, Conn. ALFRED JACOB SAXE. B.A., Syracuse University, 1894; M.A., Syracuse, 1897. Born March 22, 1867, Walden, N. Y. Son of No. 637 ; grandson of No. 84. ';,''■ Left , college eaiily in Junior, year. Methodist Episcopal minister. Central New York Conference, 1893 . Address: 322 Baldwin St., Elmira, N. Y. CLAYTON DAVIS STANDISH. X. ^. Born June 17, 1871, Col- chester, Conn. Left college at tlie end of Sophomore year. Secretary and treasurer, Meriden- Lumber Company. Address: 58. Lewis St., Meriden, Conn.i , BENJAMIN FRANKLIN THOMPSON. *. N. e. Born 1868. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. In business. •Address; Clarksburg, W. Va. - ; THOMAS RAWSON WARREN. A. K. E. Born 1868. Left college early; in Freshman year. Lieutenant, U. S. Army. Address : Fort Duchesne, Utah. 7SI 1894-95.] NON-GRADUATES, WILLIAM EDWIN WATT. B. e. H. Born 1871. Left college during Sophomore year. Practising law. Address : 60 Washington St., Carbondale, Pa. CLASS OF J895. OLIVER LUTHER AUSTIN. M.D., Columbia University, 1896. *. T. Born 1874, Yonkers, N. Y. Brother of No. 1984. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Practising medicine. Address: Tuckahoe, N. Y. JAMES HOUGH BUNCE, Jr. A. A. *. Born December 31, 1874, Middletown, Conn. Left college during Junior year. In the dry goods business., Address : Middletown, Conn. *ALLEN CHASE. BA., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1896. *. N. 6. Born July 28, 1871. Son of No. 885. Left college at_ the end of Freshman year. Died August 14^- 1897^ Nashville, Tenn. CHARLES ALBERT CHASE. X. *. Born March 5, 1872, Unity, Me. Left college at the end of Freshman year. With the General Electric Company, World's Columbian Exposition, 1893 ; Belknap Motor Com- pany, Portland, Me., 1894; Public Works Company, Baftgor, Me., 189s ; General Electric Company, Boston, Mass., 1895 . Address : 84 State St., Boston, Mass. FRANK MERRITT ; DYER. M.D., Cornell University, 1902. A. K. E. Born 1871, Binghamton, N. Y. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Practising medicine. Address : Si Main St., Binghamton, N. Y. ♦FRANK BRADLEY GARFIELD. A. A. *.. Born 1869. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Died October 21, 1893, East Templeton, Mass. FRED WILLIS GUIBORD. B.S., Mass. Institute of Technology, 190S. *. N. e. Born August 22, 1873, Plattsburg, N. Y. Brother Of No. 1695. Left college early in Junior year. With the Merchants National Bank, Plattsburg, N. Y., 1894-1901. Examiner, U. S. Patent Office, 190S-08. Patent attorney, with' the United Shoe Machinery Company, Boston, Mass., 1908 . Address: 512 Albany Building, Boston, Mass. CHARLES AUGUSTUS THEODORE HOFFMAN. B.A., Yale University, 1897. A. K. E. Born 1867. Left college early in Freshman year. Congregational minister. Teacher and lecturer, Coi^re^tional Church Society. Address: 52 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 752 NON-GRADUATES. [1895. RANDOLPH CAMPBELL KURD. ,M.D., Harvard University, 1897. ■*. T. Born 1872, Newburyport, Mass. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Practising medicine. Address: Newburyport, Mass. DAVID LEWIS MAITLAND. M.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1895. Born November 28, 1872, Middletown, Conn. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Practising medicine. Address : 56 Broad St., Middletown, Conn. *ALVIN JAY NEFF. B. 6. n. Born September 21, 1870. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Methodist Episcopal minister. Died November 21, 1902, Davenport Center, N. Y. ROBERT NEWHALL SMITH. M.D., Columbia University, 1897. ■*. T. Born September 9, 1872. Son of No. 545. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Practising medicine. Address : 584 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y. SHIRLEY SQUIRE. A. A. *. Born April 13, 1872. Son of No. 639; brother of Remington Squire (class of 1893). Left college early in Freshman year. Civil engineer. Address: Union Trust Company, Seattle, Wash. EBENEZER LOUIS STEVENS. Born December 14, 1861, Delta, N. Y. Left college early in Freshman year. Superintendent, Conn. Elec- trical Company, 1892-94- Manager, N. E. Engineering Company, New Haven, Conn., 1894 . Address: 119 Court St., New Haven, Conn. HARRY ADELBERT WATTS. M.D., Hahnemann Medical Col- lege, Philadelphia, Pa., 1897. A. K. E. Born May 14, 1872, Nelson, N. H. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Practising medicine. Address: Odd Fellow Building, Sacramento, Cal. • JESSIE WORTHEN HALL AMES (Jarvis). Born November 28, 1866. Daughter of No. 767. Left college at the end. of Junior year, special course. Married George Ogilvie Jarvis (No. 1801). Address: Mrs. G. O. Jarvis, 310 South loth St., Philadelphia, Pa. LILY CLARK BROWN. Left college at the end of Freshman year, special course. Address : 372 Boylston St., Boston, Mass. MAY BLANCHE LORD. Born July 16, 1869, Rocky Hill, Conn. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Taught, 1892-94. Engaged in field work, Conn. S. S. Association, 1896 . Address : West Hartford, Conn. 753 1896.] NON-GRADUATES. CLASS OF t896. EDGAR EUGENE BROOKS. A. K. E. Born September 24, 1872, Lisle, N. Y. Left college early in Freshman year. Taught, 1893-95. Secretary to Major General J. C. Robinson, U. S. A., i89S-97. Studied in General Theological Seminary, 1897-99-. Protestant Episcopal minister, 1899 — ^' ' ' ' '•'■ Address : Bernardsville, N. J. LUCIUS MOODY BRISTOL. B.A., University of North Carolina, 1895; S.T.B., iSoston University, 1899. A. A. *. Born May 21, 1872, Castle Creek, N. Y., Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Methodist Episcopal minister, Wyoming Conference, 1895-96; Genesee Conference, 1899- 1908. Taught in .Genesee Wesleyan Seminary; Lima,^ N. ' Y., ' 1908-09. Instructor in Applied Christianity, Tufts College, 1910 . Address : Tufts College, Mass. *JAMES HARVEY BURNES. X. Graduated from New Bruns- wick Theological Seminary, N. J., 1908. Methodist Episcopal minister. New Jersey Conference, 1896 . Address : Lambertville, N. J. WILLIAM NESBITT CAMPAIGNE. M.D., Albany Medical Col- lege, 1898. *. N. e. Born December 29, 1869, Troy, N.'Y. Brother of No. 2531. Left college .early in Freshman, year. Practising medicine. Address: 1825 Fifth Ave., Troy, N. Y. ' 760- NON-GRADUATES. 11898. FRANK EVERETT EASTMAN. B.A., Boston University, 1900. X. 'J'. Born June 8,1876. Left college early in Senior year. Address : unknown. CHARLES JOSEPH FITZGERALD. M.D., University of Ver- mont, 1898. A. K. E. Born February 7, 1877. Brother of W. H. Fitzgerald (class of 1894). Left college at the end of Freshman year. Practising medicine.. Address : unknown. JOHN BENGOUGH GRIFFITHS. A. K. E. Born April 9, 1871, Jermjn, Pa. Left college during Senior year. Postmaster, Jermyn, Pa., 1899 . Address: Jermyn, Pa. STANLEY SESSIONS GWILLIM. X. *. Born October 16, 1876, Bristol, Conn. Left college at the end of Freshman year. _ Superintendent, Trum- bull Electric Manufacturing Company, Plainville, Conn. Address : 32 Maple St., Plainville, Conn. . JESSE RALPH HARRIS. M.D., University of Buffalo, 1901 ; B.A., Cornell University, 1902. Born April 9, 1874, Buffalo, N. Y. Brother of No. 1896. Left college at the end of Junior year. Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy, Cornell Medical School, 1901-02. Medical officer, U. S. Army, with rank of captain. , Address : care of Surgeon; General, U. S. A., Washington, D. C. WILLIAM HERRI CK HAWKINS. B.A., Harvard University, 1898; LL.B., Harvard, 1901. A. K. E. Bom April 3, 1875, Prescott, Wis. Son of No. 922. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Practising law. Address: 54 Wall St., New York, N. Y. ♦GEORGE HERBERT HOUGH. B. 6. n. Born October 13, 1875- Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Druggist. Died Octo- ber 9, 1904, White River Junction,' Vt. *FRED CHASE JACKSON. M.D., Starling Medical College, Columbus, Ohio. A. A. *. Born 1876. Left college at the end of Freshriian year. Captain and acting assistant surgeon, U. S. Volunteers. Died September 30, 1902, Manila, P. I. ROBERT FENWICK JACKSON. A. A. *. Born December 18, 1877, Middletowri, Conn. Brother of W. L. P. Jackson (class of 1909). Left college early in Sophomore year. Graduated from U. S. Mili- tary Academy, West Point, 1900. First lieutenant, Sth Cavalry, U. S. A., 1900-07. Resigned, 1907. Engaged in teaching, 1908— — . Address: Middletown, Coiin. HOWARD HAPGOOD KIPP. *. T. Born February 16, 1877, Ossining, N. Y. 761 1898-99.] NON-GRAdUATES. Left college during Sbphomore year. Clerk, 1897. Enlisted in the U. S. Navy for the war with Spain, 1898- Salesman, 1899. Second lieutenant, U. S. Marine Corps, 1900-03 ; first lieutenant, 1903-09 ; captain, 1909 . Address : care of Adjutant General, ist Brig:ade, U. S. Marines, Manila, P. I. " ■ , ' ■^: .r: ' r > ♦HERBERT ABRAM LEWIS. A. A. *. Born November 27, 1873. i Left college at the end of Freshman year. Died August 22, 1899, Boonville, N. Y. ♦GEORGE HENRY PEPPER., A. A. *. Boj-n April 27, 187! ' Left college at the end of Freshman year. Died December 24,, i^S. Millville, N. J. ■ WII.LIAM ARTHUR PIERCE. B.A., Vanderbflt University, 1899. Born July 30, 1876. Admitted to thfe SopTiomore class; left in December of Sophomore year. Teacher. Member of Miss. State 'Senate, 1910. Address: Lexington, Miss. ' ERNEST ORRIN POWERS. B. 9. n. Born April 13,. 187S, North Dana, Mass. Brother of No. 1762. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Hat irianufacturer. Address : Athol, Mass. WALTER BRIGHT RILE. B.A., Yaje University, 1899; M.D:, Hahnematih Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa., 1902. B. 9. II. Born December 21, 1875, Wilmington, Del. ■ Left college during Senior year. Practising medicine. Address :' 8327 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia, Pa., HARRY ELMORE STETSOiST. /' Left college early in Freshman year, special course. Address: .Dixmpnt,. Me. ,,.,,, , IRVING EDWARD STRONG. D.D.S., Pennsylvania College pf Bental Surgery, 1900. X. •4'. Born September i, 1876, .Portland, Conn.' Left college at the end of Sophomore yeah Practising dentistry. Address: 1,059. Finton Ave.,, New Y,ork, N./Y. ■, , ..■, , •;■; , JOHN ARMSTRONG WADE. B.A., Yale University, 1899; jB.D., Yale, jgoi; M.A., Yale, 1903. B. 0. II. .Born October 10, 1868, in Ireland. Left college at the end of Junior year. Protestant Episcopal min- ister,,, Curate of All Angels Church, .New York, N.Y.p' f, ir Address: 251 West 8oth~ St., New York, N. Y. . • ,:,,;',' CLASS OF 1899, FREDERICK MUNSON BARNES: B.A., Boston University, 1961, B. e. n. Born November 27, 1873, Bristol, Vt. 762 NGN-GRADUATES. [1899. Left college in January of Junior year. Methodist Episcopal min- ister, Vermont Conference, . 1898-99, 1901-05. Bookkeeper, 1905-07. U. S. custbms inspector and deputy collector, 1907 — '—. Address: Richford, Vt. ARCHIBALD ELBRIDGE BRADFORD. *. T. Born September 28,- 1875, Augusta, Wis. , 1 / _ ■:•: ;;• Left college during Freshman year. In the banking business. Address : Augusta, Wis. GEORGE HURD BRAGDON. *. N. e. Born July 28, 1875, Boston, Mass. Left college during Senior year. Inspector, .S^tna Indemnity Com- pany, Minneapolis, Minn., 1899-1903. Reporter, The Minneapolis Times, Minn.,,. 3903-07. Special agent. Department, ;of;,Cominerce- and Labor, Washington, D. C, 1907 . Address : 340 E St., N. E., Minneapolis, Minn. HERBERT VIETS dAMP. Bom January 19, 1878, ' Brothei" of No. 2005. Left college in March of Junior year. Engaged in journalism. Address : 37 Franklin Square, New Britain, 'Conn. ' • CLARENCE WINFIELD DARLING. B.A., Syracuse • University, 1900; LL.B., Syracuse, 1902. ■^. T. Born February '8, 1877, West Winfield; N. Y. Brother of No; 1837. ■ • ■ Left college early in Freshman year. Practising law. Address: 1511 East Genesee St., Syracuse, N. Y. MILTON HOWARD DAWLEY. B. 9. H. Born September 4, 1876, Holyoke, Mass. ., ,, . : % Left college in February of Sophomore year. Traveling salesman, 1897-99.- Rail,way transportation cler]^ 1900-06. On the advertising staff of a newspaper, 1906-07. Orchestra leader, 1907 . ,' , Address: 202 Pine St., Holyoke, Mass.. .. '< LOUIS GILDERSLEEVE. Born September 22, 1^7, ' Gildersleeve, Conn. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Iri:business. ' '-'.' '."1 Address: i Broadway, New York, N. Y. : WILLIAM ATWOOD HILTON. B.S., Cornell University, 1899; Ph.D., Cornell, 1902. X. *. Born June 27, 1878, VaniEtteji, N- Y. • Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Instructor, Assistant Professor, and Associate Professor of Zoology, Pomona College, CaL, 1905-08. Instructor in Histology and Embryolagy, Cornell University, 1908 . Address : 108 Brandon Place, Ithaca, N. Y. SAMUEL WPLCOTT HUBBARD, CLASS OF J903. CASSIUS MURDOCK AUSTIN. X. ^. Born May 22, 1878, Georgia, Vt. Left college at the end of Freshman year. In the insurance busi- ness. Address : R. F. D. No. 2, St. Albans, Vt. FRED HARVEY BOLSTER. B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1903. C. C. Bom March 8, 1876, Oppenheim, N. Y. ' Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Principal of High School, Louisa, Ky., 1903-04; Philippine Islands, 1904705. Taught in the Philippine Islands, 1905-07; High School, Los Angeles, Cal., 1908 . Address : Gardena, Los Angeles, Cal. ROBERT EVERSON BRIGGS. A. T. A. Born July 27, 1880, New Bedford, Mass. Left college at the. end of Freshman year. Clerk, N. E. Cotton Yarn Corhpany. Address : 213 West I22d St., New York, N. Y. PAUL FRENCH CANFIELD. C. C. Born May 23, 1882, Nor- folk, Conn. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Civil engineer, Pitts- field, Mass., 1901-04; New Haven, Conn., 1904-06. Engaged in signal drafting, N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., 1906-08; chief draftsman, 1908-- — . Address : 106 Richards Place, West Haven, Conn. 775 1903.1 NON-GRADUATES. ERWIN EDMUND CARPENTER. Born December is, 1880, East Douglas, Mass. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Boxmaker, East Douglas. Mass., 1900-03. Assistant postmaster, East Douglas, Mass., 1903-08; postmaster, 1908 . Address : East Douglas, Mass. FREDERICK EDSON CLERK. Ph.B., Yale University, 1903. A. K. E. Born July 29, 1880, Newark, N. J. Left college at the end of Junior year. Taught, 1903-04. In the Chinese Imperial Customs, 1904-05. Taught, 1905-09. Headmaster, Powder Point School, Duxbury, Mass., 1909-10. Engaged in manu- facturing, 1910 . Address : 398 Clinton Ave., Newark, N. J. FREDERICK OWEN COLLINS. C. C. Born July 15, I881, St. Albans, Vt. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Engaged in farming. Address : R. F. D. No. i, Swanton, Vt. ANDREW PAYNE CORNWALL. M.D., Tufts College, 1904. X. <5r. Born May 20, 1880, Portland, Conn. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Practising medicine. Address : 380 Newbury St., Boston, Mass. CARL CUSTER CUTLER. B.A., Brown University, 1903. *. N. 9. Born August 12, 1878, Kingston, Mich. Left college at the end of Sophonjore year. Practising law. Address : 414 Boston Block, Seattle, Wash. DAVID ADELBERT CUTLER. Born November 6, 1879, Wake- field, Mass. Brother of No. 2398. • Left college at the end of Freshman year. With the N. Y. Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company. Address : 497 Highland Ave., Maiden, Mass. EDWARD MATHEW DARE. B. 9. n. Born September 17, 1880, Circleville, Ohio. Admitted to the Sophomore class; left at the end of Sophomore year. Civil engineer. Address : Zanesville, Ohio. HENRY deWOLF deMAURIAC. B.A., Trinity College, Conn., 1906; B.D., Berkeley Divinity School, 1909. A. A. *. Born Septem-t ber 27, 1882, Chicago, 111. Left college in December of Freshman year. With the I. E. Palmer Company, Middletown, Conn,, 1899-1903. Ordained deacon, Protestant Episcopal Church, 1908; priest, 1909. Protestant Episcopal minister. Address: Box 655, Litchfield, Minn. EDWIN DITCHETT. B. 9. n. Born December 24, 1878, Bangor, Pa. Left college in the spring of Freshman year. In business. Address : 303 Greenwich St., New York, N. Y. 776 NON-GRADUATES. [1903. ♦EDWARD WARREN DORMAN. A. K. E. Born March 27, 1880, Stratford, Conn. Admitted to the Sophomore class. Died September, 1901, Stratford, Conn. CLIFTON FOSS GARDNER. A. T. A. Born October 10, 1880, Moodus, Conn. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Bank clerk. Address : Huntington, L. L, N. Y. VERNON EUGENE HASTINGS. C. C. Born November i, 1880, North Adams, Mass. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Engaged in journalism, 1900-04. Salesman, 1904 . Address : 148 Oakland St., Springfield, Mass. JOHN FLETCHER HATCH. *. T. Born December 22, 1879. St. Albans, Vt. Brother of C. T. Hatch (class of 1902). Left college at the end of Freshman year. Assistant paymaster, U. S. Navy, 1901-03; passed assistant paymaster, 1903-04; paymaster, 1904 . Address : Navy Department, Washington, D. C. ANDY PERCY HAVEY. B.A., Bowdoin College, 1903. A. K. E. Born November 25, 1881, Sullivan, Me. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Address : West Sullivan, Me. WILLIAM NEVINSON JENNINGS, Jr. ^. T. Born June 19, 1878, Avondale, N. J. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. In the printing business. Address : 362 West Broadway, New York, N. Y. NATT MADISON JOHNSON. B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1904. C. C. Bom March 28, 1877, Albany, Vt. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Civil engineer, with the Isthmian Canal Commission. Address: Gatun, Canal Zone. OMAR EDGAR JONES. B.A., Syracuse University, 1903. C. C. Born July 22, 1877, Calvert, Md. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Methodist Episcopal minister, Wilmington Conference, 1898 . Address : Cecilton, Md. JACOB KIMBER LEVAN. C. C. Born January 13, 1873, Newlin, Pa. Left college at the end of Junior year. Address : 225 West 2d St., Berwick, Pa. JAMES IRVING MERRITT. C. C. Born February 27, 1878, Schuylerville, N. Y. : Left college at the end of Junior year. Assistant superintendent of Humane Society, 1905-06. Traveling salesman, 1907. Studied in 1903,] NON-GRADUATES. School of Theology, Boston, University, igoS-io.- Methodist Episcopal minister. New England Conference, igio . Address: Charlmont, Mass. WILLIAM ROGERS MORRIS. A. K. E. Born March 23, 1879, Brundellsands, England. Left college at the end of Freshman year. In business. Address : Epping, N. H. LELAND STANLEY PIERS ON. X. ^. Born April 10, 1881, Auburn Center, Pa. Left college during Junior year. Accountant, L. I. R. R., 1902-03. Salesman, Wyoming Valley Lace Mills, 1903—^—. Address : 38 West Market St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. WILBUR JOHN ROBINSON. A. T. A. Born in Portland, Conn. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Address : unknown. JOHN TANNER RUSSELL. A. K. E. Bom August 21, 1874, Poultney, Vt. ' Left college during Senior year. In the insurance business. Address : 420 Slater Building, Worcester, Mass. LLOYD PERCY STEVENS. *. N. 6. Bom May 16, 1877, Golds- boro, Pa. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Bookkeeper, Philadel- phia, Pa., 1901-09. Methodist Episcopal minister, Philadelphia Con- ference, 1909 . Address : 137 West Fishers Ave., Olney, Philadelphia, Pa. ARTHUR CRAWFORD STONEY. D.D.S., New York College of Dentistry, 1903. -ir. T. Born December 6, 1879, New York, N. Y. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Practising dentistry. Address;, 63 West 48th St., New York,, N. Y. Residence: 243 Summit Ave., Mount Vemon, N. Y. WINFORD OLIVER WILDER. M.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1904. *. T. Born June 30, 1878, Swanton Center, Vt. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Practising medicine. Address: Pittsfield, Mass. ERNEST WRIGLEY WOODRUFF. A. K. E. Bora July 19, 1881, Meriden, Conn. Left college at the end of Junior year. In business. Address : 28 Frederick St., Naugatuck, Conn. RENA CECILIA GLADDiNG (Pratt). Bora November 30, 1879, Derby, Conn. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Married August 10, 1903, Harrie Albert Pratt (No. 2302). Address : Mrs. H. A. Pratt, loi Union St., Middletown, Conn. 778 NON-GRADUATES. [1903-04. CHARLOTTE ROBINSON MANNING. Born November ii, 1871, Middletown, Gonn. Left college- at the end of Junior year, special course. Chemist, Nutrition Research Laboratory, Middletown, Conn., i903rQ6; with Fairchild Bros. & Foster, New York, N. Y., 1906 . Address : 76 Laight St., New York, N. Y. CLASS OF J904. HARRY CLARK ALVORD. B. 9. H. Born May S, 1878, Thomas- ton, Conn. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Chief electrician. Inter- national Silver Company, Bridgeport, Conn., 1903-07. Assistant power engineer, Edison Electric Illuminating Company, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1907-08. Superintendent, N. Y. and Queens Electric Light and Power Company, Jamaica, N. Y., 1909., Power engineer, Montreal Light, Heat and Power Company, Canada, 1910 . Address : Room 206, Power Building, Montreal, Qtie., Canada. BOWMAN STONE BEEMAN. Born July 14, 1880, Bellows Falls, Vt. Son of No. 1068; brother of No. 2526. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Engaged in farming. Address: P. O. Box 122, Ware, Mass. HARRY VARLEY BINGHAM. M.D.,.,New York Homoeopathic Medical College, i^S. Bom December 26, 1876, East Haddarn, Conn. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Resident physician. State Hospital, Middletown, N. Y. Address : State Hospital, Middletown, N. Y. JAMES EDWARD BUTLER. C. C. Born April 10, 1878, Sacketts Harbor, N. Y. Left college during Senior year. Taught in Henderson, N. Y., 1906-07. In business, Mount Vernon, N. Y., 1907-08; Port Jefferson, N. Y., 1908-09. With the National Surety Company, New York, N. Y., Address : 15 Fernbrook St., Yonkers, N. Y. ERNEST CLIFFORD CHICHESTER. B. 9. H. Born January 13, 1883, Patchogue; N. Y. Brother of G. F. Chichester (class of 1908). Left college near the end of Senior year. Bookkeeper, 1905-07. Government inspector of motor boats, 1908-09. Address : 30 Ocean Ave., Patchogue, N. Y. ERNEST MERRION CHURCHILL. C. C. Born February 26, 187s, Spafford, N. Y. Left college in the middle of Sophomore year. Taught in Minnesota, 1902-03; Washington and Oregon, 1903-06. Engaged in well-drilling, Address : Box 37, North Yakima, Wash. A[RTHUR] STANLEY COPELAND. B.A., Syracuse University, 1904. C. C. Born October 5, 1883, Angelica, N. Y. 779 1904.] NON-GRADUATES. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. School principal, one year. Publisher, two years. Special agent. Provident Life and Trust Company, of Philadelphia, one year. Address: 48 Werner Park, Rochester, N. Y. J[OHN] FRANCIS DUNKERKE, Jr. C. C. Born September 24, 1881, Cold Spring, N. Y. Son of J. F. Duinkerke (class of 1883). Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Mechanical draftsman. Address : IS Edgewood St., Hartford, Conn. JACOB ARTHUR GLASIER. B. 6. n. Born January 21, 1881, Orange, N. J. Left college in January of Freshman year. Address ; 22 New Essex Ave., Orange, N. J. WILLIAM GRAHAM. Born November 4, 1868. Arthur, Ont., Canada. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Address : unknown. HENRY CHAUNCEY GUERNSEY. *. T. Born January 29, 1881, Canton, Pa. Brother of No. 2424. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. In the furniture busi- ness. Address : Wellesley, Mass. CLARENCE BRAINERD GUY. X. *. Born October 29, 1881, Middletown, Conn. Brother of No. 2744, and of J. H. Guy (class of 1896) and Alice B. Guy (class of 1897). ' Left college during Senior year. Engaged in manufacturing. Water- bury, Conn., 1905-07. Teller, Middlesex County National Bank, Middle- town, Conn., 1907-10. Agent, Remington Typewriter Company, 1910 . Address : 405 Main St., Middletown, Conn. CHARLES EVERETT JACOBS. *. N. e. Born December 20, 1874, Mount Vernon, Me. Left college in February of Freshman year. In business. Address: 42 Fulton St., Boston, Mass. DANIEL CLARKE JOYCE. B. 6. n. Born in Brookfield, Conn. -Left college at the end of Freshman year. Engaged in farming. Address : R. F. D., Danbury, Conn. ROBERT SARGENT KINNEY. C. C. Born July 22, 1871, Tusket, N. S., Canada. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Methodist Episcopal missionary. Address : unknown. ROBERT ORVILLE MATTHEWS. Born May 27, 1878, Serling- ton, N. Y. Left college in April of Freshman year. Address : 72 Keene St., Paterson, N. J. 780 NON-GRADUATES. [1904. THOMAS JAMES MOLUMPHY. Born January 2S, 1881, Berlin, Conn. Left college in March of Freshman year. Address : unknown. CHARLES WEATHERWAX NETHAWAY. A. A. *. Born April 20, 1876, Schenectady, N. Y. Left college during Senior year. Secretary, Y. M. C. A., Middle- town, Conn., for several years. Now teaching in Shady Side Academy, Pittsburg, Pa. Address : Shady Side Academy, Pittsburg, Pa. CHARLES HARVEY NORTHAM, Jr. A. A. *. Born March 13, 1881, Hartford, Conn. . Left college in May of Sophomore year. In business. Address : 12 Charter Oak Place, Hartford, Conn. CHARLES CRANE NORTON. A. K. E. Born January 8, 1882, Phelps, N. Y. Left college in November of Freshman year. In business. Address: Garfield Building, Cleveland, Ohio. FREDERICK LEON PHELPS. C. C. Born June 10, 1878, Boston, Mass. Left college in December of Freshman year. Foreman, Wm. Myl- chreest & Sons, l^Jiddletown, Conn. Address: 28 Brainerd Ave., Middletown, Conn. RAY NATHAN RANDALL. M.D., Boston University, 1906. • *. N. e. Born July 22, 1877, Anson, Me. Left college in December of Sophomore year. Practising medicine. Address : Biddef ord. Me. CLAYTON MERIDEN RICHARDSON. A. K. E. Born May 27, 1878, Waitsfield, Vt. Left college in January of Freshman year. Address: Waitsfield, Vt. CHARLES WESLEY SANTEE. B. e. n. Born December 10, 1881, Vestal, N. Y. Left college in May of Freshman year. In the advertising business. Address : care of Ludden & Bates, Atlanta, Ga. JOSEPH BROWN SESSIONS. X. i f' ■■ Left college at the end of Freshman year. ' Address : 1733 North 2Sth St., Philadelphia, Pa. ARTHUR JAMES HANLON. A. A. *. Born Septetbtief 17, 1883, Adams, Mass. Left college in the third term. Sophomore year. Graduated from U. S. Military Academy, West Point, N. Y. Lieutenant, U. S. Army. Address: Fort Snelling, Minn.- ' :;■ m r].-'' ! '1 -: - . ■ - iH -,,. ' ,- MARSfON HAVlLAND. Ph.B., Yale University, 1906^ 4- K. E. Born August 13, 1885, Brooklyn, N. Y. ' Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Engaged in the manu- facture of -spring-shade rollers. - ' rp j-j \ ri j,) . •■ : i Address: 1372 Dean St., Brooklyn, N. Y.. ,1 / , ) OLIN' BRADLEY KBLBOUHN. Born August 25, iS^Ss, Southitig- ton. Conn. Left college in May of Freshman year. Private secretary. Address : XJ. S. Senate, Washington, D. C. , , 1 .- j ■, <; CHARLES LOWDEN KNIGHT. Bpm January p4, 1876, Bddge- boro, N. J. ! Left college at the end of the first term, Freshman year. -Methodist Episcopal rninister,. New Jersey Conference, 11906 . Address : Eatontown, N. J. ' ROBERT LOUIS LAFFERANDER. B.S., Lehigh University, 1907. *. N. e. jBom February 14, 1886, Sayville, N. Y. Lefi cqljjege at the end otFr?shpiati year.. Chemist, Bethlehem, Pa., 1907-08; New Ifork,' N.'Y!, 1908-09; ""Brooklyn, N. Y., I909 . Address:- i29.Xork St., Brooklyn, N. Y. ., , !:R NEWTON MYERS. B.A., Williams College, 1906. CHESTR^- — -., . C. C. Boriji November 7, 1884, Rejmolds, N. Y. Left cdll Address : :ge at the' end of Freshnian year. Teacher. Cattaraugus, N. Y. 787 1906.J NON-GRADUATES. DAVID ROY NELSON. A. T. A. Bom March 6, 1879, Carbon Cliff, 111. Left coUep-e at the end of Freshman year. Address : unknown. i ' NICHOLAS ELIAS PEIEFF. B.A., Yale University, 1907. Bom March i, 1878, Jacoruda, Macedonia. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Graduate student, Yale University. Address: 1050 Yale Station, New Haven, Conn. SETH WILLIAM , SCOFI-ELD. B. 6. n. Born April 11, 1883, Brooklyn, N. Y. Left college in June of Freshman year. Graduated from U. S. Mili- tary Academy, West Point, N. Y., 1907. ^Lieutenant, U. S. Army. Address: 1st Infantry, Vancouver Barracks, Wash. ALEXANDER CHILSON STEVENS. M.E., Cornell University, 1907. A. K. E. Born October 9, 1883, Riverhead, N. Y. Son of No. 751; grandson of Nto. 129. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Assistant in Physics, Wesleyan Universjty, 1907 ; Instructor, in Descriptive Geometry, 1908 . ■■"""'■ '• ' - ' Address: Middletown, Conn. REGINALD HEBER STOW. D.D.S., University of Pennsylvania, 1908. ■4'. r. Bom January 6, 1883, Brooklyn, N. Y. Left college at the end of Junior year. Practising dentistry. Address: Middletown. Conn. ELWOOD IDELL TERRY. B.S.F., Harvard University, 1907. C. C. Bom May i, 1879, Coxsackie, N. Y. Left college at the end of Junior year. Forest assistant, U. S. Forest Service, 1907T09. Chief of Sjlyics, District i. Forest Service. Address: Forest Service, Missoula, lilont. HARRY PAUL VOSS. B. 9. n. Born August 2, 1881, New York, N. Y. Left college at the end of Freshman year. In the banking business. Address: 23 Jackson St, New Rochelle, N. Y. HfOLLIS] BERTRAM WADE. A. A. *. Bom March: 21, 1872, New York, N. Y. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Salesman. i ■ Address ; Hanover, N. J. ; EZRA RALPH ^VALKER. A. T. A. Born April 29, 1882, Chelsea, Vt. Left college in May of Freshman yeac. Engaged in farming. Address : Chelsea, Vt. CHARLES RUSSELL WATERBURY. B. 9. n. Born ^n\y \2'i 1883, Brooklyn, N. Y. NON-GRADUATES. [1906-07. Left -college at the end of Sophomore year. Proprietor of a creamery. Address: 24 Spring St., Stamford, Conn. GARNSEY WEEKS. A. K. E. Bom January 24, 1882, New York, N. Y. ' Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Qerk, Standard Gas Company, New York, N. Y., 1905. Engaged in journalism, New York, N. Y., 1906-09. Stenographer, 1910 . Address: 1226 Boston Road, New York, N. Y. JAMES WILLIAM WELD. C C. Bom August 14, 1883, Galway, N. Y. Left college during Senior year. Address: 239 72d St., Brooklyn, N. Y. HOWARD BELL ZIEGLER. Pursued a special course for two years. Protestant Episcopal min- ister. Address: Ironwood, Mich. MARY ELLA HARTWELL. B.A., Albion College, 1906. Bora September 30, 1883, Hamburg, N. J. Sister of No. 2366. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Taught in Dowagiac, Mich., 1906-07; McCook, Nebr., 1907-10. Address : Albion,' Mich. EMILY MILLER PIERSON. Bom June 25, 1881, Cromwell, Conn. Left college in May of Freshman year. Address: Cromwell, Conn. CLASS OF 1907, FREDERICK LEONARD ARMSTRONG. C. C. Bom July 11, 1883, Ames, N. Y. Left college at the end of Freshman year. With the Burden Iron Company, Troy, N. Y., 1904-06; General Electric Company, Pittsfield, Mass., 1907-08. Engaged in farming, 1908-09. Studied in State Col- lege, Pa., 1909-10. '■ Address: State College, Pa. HARRIS ALONZO BOLTON. C. C. Born July 29, 1883, Hins- dale, N. Y. Left college at the end of Freshtnan year. Address : 1508 HoUins St., Baltimore, Md. SAMUEL PIERSON BRUSH. M.D., Albany Medical College, 1908. *. N. e. Bom September 2, 1882, Troy, N. Y. -Left college at the end of Freshman year. Practising medicine. Address : North Creek, Warren County, N. Y. . 789 1907,] NON-GRADUATES. SANFORD WENDELL CARHART, X. *. Born August ao.iSSS, Albany, N. Y. Left college at the end of, Freshman:, year. With Arnold & Go., wholesale lumber, Albany, N. Y., igofr . Address: 482 Hudson Ave., Albany, N. Y. HAROLD DEMING CLARK. > A. K. E. Born October 13, 1884, East Haven, Conn. Son of D. J. Clark :( class of 1876). , Left college near the end of Senior year. ' In business. Address : 24 High St., East Haven, Conn. ' i MILTON STRICKLAND DAVIS. B. e. n. Born in Washington, Conn. Left college in the second term, Freshmani year. Address : unknown. ' - • BRUCE VINCENT EDWARDS. M,E., University of Wisconsin, 1909. X.*. Born January 23;. i886j',Chester, Pa. ,,,_ , : , Left college in March of Freshman year. Engaged in manufactur-; ing ; president, B. V. Edwards & Co. . ..-,-' f Address : 73s Avenue C, Bayonne, N. J. rn-.- and 2481. ; Left college at the end of Freshman year;. ,:•' ; ; "■ Address: 1 135 North Meridian St., Indianap&lis, Ind; OWEN STEPHEN GERARD. C. C. Bom, October 1 3, 1884'Men- den. Conn. Son of No. 1305.;!^ -ri.;i V . j ,/. r;,' ,., , Left college in the spring of Freshman year. Graduate' of Cumnock School of Oratory, Northwestern University, 1908. Student, School of Acting, Chicago, 111., 1910 . Address : 291 Michigan Boulevard, Chicago, III. JOHN HOWARD (i(%LD?^ M.D., ''^niv^sity of Pennsylvania, 1908. X. -Ir. Bom March 15, 1886, Bayonne, N. J. Left! collie at the end of Freshrhan yeaf. Interne, Foundling Hospital, New York, N. Y. Address : Fouftdling Hospital, New York, N. Y. JOHN STEVENSON GREEN. C. C. Born June, 9, 1884, Hakort date, Japan. • - Left college in February of Sophomore year. Mechanical engineer. Address: Engineers Club, 1^17 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa. EDWARD OLIN HARNEDj Born January 7, 1884, Rochester, N. Y. '■■::, Left college at the end of Freshman year. Address : unknown. HAROLD LEONARD HIGGINS. B.A., Harvard University, 1907! C. C. Born March 26,' 1887, Gloucester, Mass. 790 NON-GRADUATES. (1907, Left college at the end of Freshman year. Instructor in Chemistry, Swarthmore College, 1907-08. Chemist, Nutrition .Laboratory (Car- negie Institution of Washington), Boston, Mass., 1908-^—. Address: Nutrition Laboratory, Vila St., Boston, Mass, CLAUDE HUTCHINS. A. K. E. Born, October 19, 1884, Malone, N. Y. Left college at the end of Freshman year. In business. Address : 161 West losth St., New York, N. Y. GUY MORTIMER KNOX. B A.," Syracuse University, 1907. C. C. Born June 11, 1884, Manchester, N. H. . . Left college at the end of Freshman year. Taught in Lake: Forest Academy, 111., 1907-09. Professor of French an^ Spanish, Cornell College, Iowa, 1909 . - . Address : P. O. Box 755, Mount Vernon, Iowa. , AUSTIN MILLIS LEAVENS. A. T. A. Born January, 19, 1880, Lansingburg, ,N. Y. ; Left college during Junior year. Taught in Mount Hernion School, Mass., 1906-07. Traveling representative of Longmans, Green & Co., publishers, 1907 . Address : "The Chelsea," West 23d St., New York, N. Y. RALPH DAVIS LEONARD. B.A., Harvard University, 1907; M.D., Harvard, 1910. ■'^. T. Born August 6, 1886, Westfield, Mass. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Practising medicine. Address : 65 Willow St., Melrose, Mass. CLARENCE ROLLIN NEWTON. A. K. E. Born February S, 1885, Woodbridge,, Conn. Brother of No. 2252. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Engaged in farming! Address: Woodbridge, Conn. RALPH RAND PARISH. Ph.B., Yale University, 1909; B. e. H. Born July 6, i88s. Cape Elizabeth, Me., Left college at the end of Freshman year. Engaged in mining. Address : Durango, Col. ' RICHARD HANDSLOW REAVELEY. Born February 6, 1872, Gill, Mass. Brother of No. 2037. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Sanitary engineer. Address : 30 Tower St., Somerville, Mass. JEWELL CLINTON ROBB. LL.B., Boston University, 1909. C. C. Born October 28, 1884, Guilford, Vt. Left college at ithe end of Freshmati year. Private secretary. Address: 1312 L St., N. W., Washington, D. C. LYMAN , WILLETTS ROGERS. A. T. A. Born September 1, 1884, Sayville, N. Y. ,,, Left college at the end of Freshman year. Engaged in farming, 190S-08 ; in teaching, 1910 . Address : Eastport, N. Y. *LOUIS TOWNSEND SCUDDER. #. N. 9. Born August 26, 1882, Washington, D. C. Son of No. 1191; brother of No. 2521. 791 1907.1 NON-GRADUATES. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Died November 21, 1906, Washington, D. C. JOHN DAVIS SMITH. B.A., Boston University, 1907. C. C. Born March 30, 1880, Middle Haddam, Conn. Left college at the end of Junior year. With the Burdett Business College. Address: 178 Huntington Ave., Boston, Mass. EDWIN FRANK STIDD. A. T. A. Born December 20, 1880, Academy, N. Y. ; Left college in the third term of Freshman year. Methodist Epis- copal minister, Central New York and North Minnesota Conferences. Address: 4602 Oneonta St., Duluth, Minn. EDGAR STORMS, Jr. X. *. Born April 27, 1882, Scarboro-on- Hudson, N. Y. _ Left college in April of Junior year. In business. Address : Ajax-Grieb Rubber Company, S7th St. and Broadway, New York, N. Y. HENRY CRAIG SUTTONi,, M.E., Cornell University, 1907. *. T. Born August 25, 1883, Haverford, Pa. Son of No. 574; brother of Nos. 1867 and 2168. Left college at the end of Freshman year. In the electrical busi- ness. Address: care of General Electric Company, Schenectady, N. Y. CORTIS EPHRAIM TORRANCE. A. K. E. Born November 24, 1878, Upper Jay, N. Y. Left college in the third term, Freshman year. Taught, 1904-05. In business, 1906-09. Methodist Episcopal minister, Troy Conference, 1909 . jfAdfir^ss:, Chazy,. N. Y. RAYMOND DICKINSON UNGER. A. A. #. Born February 20, 1886, Newark, N. J. Left college at the end of Freshman year. In business. Address : 60 Arlington St., Newark, N. J. *BAYARD HOWARD VEAZEY. Bom August 30, 1884, Winn, Me. Brother of No. 2588. Left college at the end of Junior year. Drowned May 30, 1908, in the Potomac River, Washington, D. C. VIDA INEZ MAPLESDEN. B.A., Vassar College, 1908. Bom November 2, 1883, Guntoor, India. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Taught in Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1909-10. Address: 90 Westminster St., Springfield, Mass. ALTHEA ELNORA RUSSELL. B.A., Boston University 1908- M.A., Boston University, 1910. Bom October 2, 1883, Paxton, Mass. ' Left college in January of Sophomore year. Engaged in teaching, 1908 . Address : 1037 Washington St., Gloucester, Mass. 792 NON-GRADUATES. [1«08. CLASS OF 1908. GEORGE LINWOOD ADAMS. A. T. A. Bom July 29, 1886, Dighton, J/(ass, Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Address : Dighton, Mass. ALBERT ANSEL ANDERSON. A. A. *. Born February 13, 1884, Clintoni Conn. Brother of No. 2192. Left college at the end of Freshman year. In business. Address ; 26 Broadway, New York, N. Y, ■ ; , GEORGE WARREN BACHMAN. ■*. T. Born May 20, 1885, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Address : 50 Carey Ave., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ' WINTHROP CARL BAILEY. A. A. *. Born October 24, 1883, Hudson, Mass. Left college in December Of Freshman year. ■ ' Address; i Pleasant St., Hudson, Mass. HERMON ELBRIDGE BECKWITH. B.A., University of South- ern California. B. e. n. Bom February 19, 1885. Admitted- to the Spphonjore class; left at the end, o;f, Sophoragre year. Y. M. C. A. secretaiy, 1908-09. Bank clerk, 1909-10. Studying; osteopathy, 1910 . ■.Address; 1014 Fairview Ave., South Pasadena, Cal. CHARLES ALBERT CEDERBERG. Born December 7, 1885, Worcester, Mass. Left college in Febmary of Freshinan; year. Salesman, igpS-o6. Studied in Burdett Business College; teaching in the same, 1908- — . - Address: i Ferguson Road, Maiden, Mass. GEORGE FORREST CHICHESTER. B. 0. , n. Bom November 23, 1886, Patchogue, N. Y. Brother of E. C. Chichester (cliass of 1904). Left coHege at the etid of Junior year. Bank clerk. Address : Merchants National Bank, 42 Wall St., New York, N. Y. CLIFFORD OLIN COR WIN. X. *. Born July 15, 1887, r)eep River, Conn. ■ Left college in November of Senior year. With the Irving National Exchange "Bank, New York, N. Y. 1 Address: 21 South 14th Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y. PifeRRE WORDSWORTH DARROW. C. C. Born August i, 1886, Hebron, N. Y. Entered the Sophomore class; left at the ,end of Sophomore year. Supervisor of schools, Philippine Islands, ig)07— — . Address : Manila, P. L 793 1908.] NON-GRADUATES: GEORGE MARTIN DAVIS. A. T. A. Born June 24, 1883, Chelsea, Vt. :;.' , . ^ J Left college at the end of Freshmanr year. Address : Chelsea,, Vt. CHESTER WILSON FAIRLIE. A. K, E. Born February 18, 1885. Admitted to the Sophomore class; left at the end of Sophomore year. Practising law. Address : 169 Roseville Ave., Newark, N. J. *FLOYD WILLIAM FOSTER. C. C. Bom December 8, 1886, Thomaston, Conn. Died May, 1907, Thomaston, Conn., during his Junior year. ANDREW EARL GARDE. A. T. A. Born October ,li, 1877, Cen- tral Village, Vt. Left college in February of Freshman year. Superintendent of schools, Cromwell, Conn., 1^5-06; Berlin, Conn., 1906-091 Sales agent, 1909 . Member of Conn. Legislature, 1910 . .^ddress : Cromwell, , Conn. ARTHUR CHESTER. HAMPSON. A. A. *. Bom January 30, 1885. Admitted to the Sophomore class; left in January of Sophomore year. Address: 112 Carnegi'e Ave., East Oraiige, N. J. WILI^ARD BRADLEY HARD. X. *. Born April 17, 1887, Coblesicill, N". Y. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Freight agent, D. & H. R. R., Cobleskill, N. Y., 1905-68; Schenectady, N. Y., icio8. City editor, The Montpelier (Vt.) Journal, 1908 . Address : Montpelier, Vt. STEPHEN HQWLAND. C. C. Born September .14, , 1883,. Cleve- land, Ohio. ' ' Admitted to the Sophomore class, speciaL course; left at the end of Sophomore year. With the Northern Ohio Traction and Light Com- pany. Address : 109 South Forge St., Akron, Ohio. FRANKLIN JAMES KENNEDY, Jr. A. T. A. Born September 9, 1888, Hornellsville, N. Y. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Address : Hornellsville, . N. Y. JUNE EVRETT KILPATRICK. A. K. E. Born June i, , 1885, Island Pond, Pa. Left college atithe end of Sophomore year. Address : Carbondale, Pa. CHESTER WILLIAM LeCLUSE. A. T. A. Born August 30, 1883, Sayville, N. Y, Left college at the end of Freshman year. Address: Sayville, N. Y. 794' NON-^GRADUATES. [1908, , CLARENCE AUGUSTUS MUNSON. B. e. n. Born February 6, 1886, Nichols, Conn. Son of No. 807. ■ , 1 ; Left college in the middle of Junior year. Civil engineer, in the Government service. Address : 94 Howe St., New Haven, Conn. JOHN EPHRAIM DEYOE NAUGHRIGHT, Jr. B. e. n. Born November 9, 1882, Naughright, N. J. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Address : Naughright, N. J. FRANK OAKMAN PATTON. ,B. 9. n. Born February 20, 1885, Lewiston, Me. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. 1 Address : Palmer, Mass. JOHN STEWART PEARCE. B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1909. A. K. E. Born "Septeniher 25, 1886, Saltsburg, Pa. Left college at the end of Freshman year. With the Kansas Natural Gas Company, Independence, Kans., 1909; Bartlesville Zinc Company, Okla., 1910 . Address: Bartlesville, Okla. ."Uv,; "-TO ■:>■/ )3 S LINN PHILLIPS. A. K. E. Born December 10, 1886, Browns- ville, Pa. • 1 1 ■ , ' ; ■ , ! Left college at the end of Freshman year. . i Address: 310 Denniston Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. . j ' AUGUSTUS GLOVER PURVIS. B.A., University of Michigan, 1909. C. C. Born June 22, 1884, Charleston, S. C. ' Left college at the end of Junior year. Studying medicine. Address : 1009 Catherine St., Ann Arbor,' Mich. ♦ROBERT CLARK RUSSELL. A. T. A. Born May 8, 1886, Chico- pee Falls, Mass. . Son of No- iiS9- Died November 17, 1906, Middletown, Conn., during ^is Junior year. , TRUMAN BARTLETT SAGE. A. K. E. Borp October 22, 1886, Urbana, 111. Left college at the end of Junior year. -. Address : East Haven> Conn. FREDERICK POLHEMUS SMITH. A. K E. Born November 6, 1885, Scranton, Pa. . ; Left college at the end of Freshman year. Stenographer and private secretary. Address : Greenport Y. M. C. A., Brooklyn, N. Y. FRANK KERSWILL SNYDER. A. A. *. Born June 20, 1884, Flatbush, Brooklyn, N. Y. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Lumber merchant. 1 Address : 640 Mansfield Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. 795 1908-09.] NON-GRADUATES. ARTHUR MILLARD WEEKS. B. e. H. Born September 2o, 1886, Patchogue, N. Y. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Addi-ess: Patchogue, N. Y. JOHN ROLAND WOLFF. B. 6. n. Bom August 12, 1884, Rox • bury, Mass. . ^ ' Left college in March of Freshirian year. ■ Civil engineer. Address : 973 Blue Hill Aye., Dorchester Center, Mass. CARL ROLAND YANSON. *. N. 8. Born February 13, 1886, in Sweden. Left college in December of Junior year. Address : Third St., Hackensack, N. J. MARY S STARR. Left college at the end of Freshman year, special course. Address; 179 Sigourney St., Hartford, Conn. CLASS OF J909. EUGENE EMERY ALLEN. B. e. H. Born September 3, 1886, Brookline, Mass. Left college at the end of Freshman year,; Address: 11 Linden Place, Brookline, Mass. WALTER FRANCIS BURKE. X. ■^. Born June 5, 1883. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Private secretary. Address : Oneonta; N. Y. .HERBERT, WILLIAM BUTLER., B. e. n. Born July 19, 1886, Brookline, Mass. - - . ■ TLeit collie in D«;ember of Freshman year. Address: 4 Davis Ave., Brookline, Mass. HEDLEY ViCARS CARTER. D.O., Philadelphia College ol Osteopathy, 1909. B. 9. H. Bom December 7, 1886, Brooklyn, N. Y. ' Left college in February of Freshman year. Address: 162 North isth St., Philadelphia^ Pa. CLAYTON TILTON COCHRAN. C. C. Born July 20, 1888, Hamilton, Ont., Canada. Left college at the- end of Freshman year. Address : unknown. *PAUL COOK. *. N. e. Left coUeg^.in Mfirch of Freshman year. Died 1906. LOGAN CUNNINGHAM. A. A. *. Born February 22, 1885, Chicago, 111. : ! ' 796 NON-GRADUATES. 11909. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Studied in Princeton University. Address: 1002 Princeton St., N. W., Washington, D. C. JOSHUA MILTON FIERO, Jr. LL.B., New York Law School, 1906. B. e. n. Bom April 18, 1885, Orient Point, N. Y. Left college at the end of Freshman year. Practising law. Address: 100 William St., New York, N. Y. ALBERT SCOTT HAMILTON. B. e. H. Born January 21, 1885, Milton, Mass. Left college near the end of Senior year. With F. W. Bird & Co., East Walpole^ Mass., 1909 ; American Optical Company, Southbridge, Mass., 1910 . Address: 37 Chapin St., Southbridge, Mass. ALBERT FOLSOME HARLOW. B. 6. n. Bom March 21. 1886, Bridgeport, Conn. Left college near the end of Senior year. With the Montague Mail- ing Machinery Company, New York, N. Y., 1910 . Address: 279 Broadway, New York, N. Y. GEORGE MILTON HARRIS. X. *. Bom July 29, 1885, Fitch- burg, Mass. Brother of Nbs. 1989 and 2484. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Pharmacist. Address: 96 Princeton St., East Boston, Mass. JOHN WALTER HART. Bora June 11, 1888, West Avon, Conn. Left college in December of Junior year. Acting supervisor of U. S. Government public schools. District of Salinas, Porto Rico, 1908. With the American Hardware Corporation, New Britain, Conn., 1909. Teaching in St. Augustine's College, Havana, Cuba, and eng^ed in journalism, 1909 . Address: P. O. Box 11 16, Havana, Cuba. PAUL STANLEY HOPKINS. B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1909. A. T. A. Born January 7, 1887, Peking, China. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Engaged in mining. Address : Technology Club, &i Newberry St., Boston, Mass. WILLIAM LEIGH PIERCE JACKSON. A. A. *. Born December 18, 1887, Middletown, Conn. Brother of R. F. Jackson (class of 1898). Left college at the end of Sophomore year. Bookkeeper and assist- ant cashier. Address : National Bank Building, San Francisco, Cal. ROBERT MALCOLM KEIR. X. *. Bom February 3, 1887, Buffalo, N. Y. Left college at the end of Sophomore year. In business. Address: Sesrmour, Conn. SIDNEY EDWIN KENT. A. A. *. Bom February 19, 1886, Pontiac, 111. Left college early in Senior year. Address: 1229 Massachusetts Ave., Washington, D. C. 797 1909.] NON-GRADUATES. WHITNEY KIPP. A. A. *. Born March 28, 1885, Washington, D. C. Left college at the end of Sophomoteyear. Engaged in engineering. Address : 50 Church St., New York, N. Y. ROYAL E LaGRANGE. A. K. E. Bo'rii September 6, 1883, Water- vliet, N. Y. ' ., Left college at the en ' ' "'( *JOHN SWINBURNE. M.A.i Born 1803* Brooklyn^ NiY. Principal of White Plains Academy, N. Y., 183^-40. Principal and proprietor of the White Plains Institute, 1840-56. Died 1887. ;/ *JABEZ BUNTING. D.D. Born 1779, Manchester, England. Engaged in the work of the ministry, British Wesleyan Methodist Conference, 1799-1858. One of the founders of the Wesleyan Mis- sionary Society, 1813. Missionary secretary for eighteen years. Con'- ference Editor, 1821-24. President of the Wesleyan Theological Institution of England, 1834-58. President of the Wesleyan Methodist Conference, 1820, '28, '36, '44. Died 1858. ♦STEPHEN OLIN. D.D. .-,.'-' (See Record of Membets of the Faculty, not Graduates of Wes- leyan.) : ,/ ..■ ..:.,. J835. ,,^;; *JOHN JOHNSTON. M.A.* (See Record of Members of the Faculty, not Graduates of Wes- leyan.) y ,:\> \ : , .^ . - -'.\ '. ■, ;^, :• ♦HENRY CHASE. M.A. ^orn 1790; Methodist Episcopal minister,. New York and New York East Con- ferences, 1825-52.' Died 1853. ♦JAMES COVEL. M.A. Born 1796, Marblehead, Mass. Methodist Episcopal minister. New .Yojk Conference, 18^6-35. .Prin- cipal of Troy Cbnferende Academy, Vtf,- 183S-38. Again, in the min- istry, Troy Conference, 1838-4S. Died 184S, Troy, N. Y. ♦NATHAN DABOLL. M.A. Born 1782, Grotonj Conn. Editor of The New England Almanac^ 1818-63. Member of Conn. House of Representatives, 1832-33-^ Conn. Senate, 1835-.36. Judge of Court of Probate, 1843-45. Joint author: Ddboll's New Arithmetic. Died 1863, Groton, Conn. ♦GEORGE PECK. M.A. ^D.D., Augusta College. Born 1707, Middlefield, N. Y. .,....., Methodist Episcopal minister, Oneida Conference, 1816-35. Principal of Oneida Conference Seminary, 1835-39. Editor of The Methodist Quarterly Review, 1840-48; The Christian Advocate, 1848-52. Again in the ministry, New York and Wyoming Conferences, 1852-73. Dele- gate to General Conference, M. E._ Church, 1824-72, thirteen sessions. Deleigate to the first Evangelical Alliance in London. Author : History of the Apostles and Evangelists; The Scripture Doctrine of Christian Perfection; The Rule of Faith, etc. Died 1876. 808 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1835-36. *GUSTAVUS FELLOWES DAVIS, D.D. M.A. (Hon.), Colby University, 1827, and Yale College,' 1833. Born 1796. Ordained Baptist minister, 1816. "Pastor in South Reading, Mass., 1818-29. Died September 17, 1836, Hartford,, Conn. *JOHN McLEAN. LL.D. LL.D., Harvard University,, , 1839. Born 1785, in Morris County, N. J. Member of U. S. Cbngress, 1813-16. Judge of the Supreme Court of Ohio, 1816. Postmaster general of the United States, 1823-29. Associate justice of the U. S. Supreme Court, 1829-61. Died 1861, Cincinnati, Ohio. .Lll. J836. *CHARLES ADAMS. M.A.* B.A., Bowdoin College, 1833'; D.D., McKendree College, 1861. Bom January 24, 1808, Stratham, N. H. _ Studied in Andover Theological Seminary, 1833-34. Principal of Newbury Seminary, Vt., 1834-39. Methodist Episcopal minister, New England Conference, 1839-41. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1839-46, Principal of Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1841-4S., Again in the ministry, New England Conference, 1845-47, 1849-52. Professor of Hebrew and Greek, Methodist General Biblical Institute, Concord, N.,H., 1847-49. Again in the ministry; Cincinnati Conference, J8S5-58. President of Illinois Female College, 1858-68. In later years retired ;' preached occasionally. Clerk in U. S. Post Office Department, Wash- ington, ,D. C. Author: The Poet Preacher: JVomen of the Bible; Evangelism in the Middle of the Nineteenth Century, etc. Died Janu- ary 19, 1890, Washington, p. C. •.,• ♦ALEXANDER MEANS. ,-M.A. ^M.D;, Medical College, of Georgia, 1841 ; D.D., Emory College, 1854; LL.D., Emory,. 1858.: Born 1801, Statesville, N. C. , Superintendent of the Georgia Conference Manual Labpr School, 1837-41. Professor of Natural Science, Emory College, Ga., 1838-56,; Professor Emeritus, 1856-83. Joined Georgia Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1839. Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy, Medi- cal College* of Georgia, 1840. President of Masonic Female College, Ga., 1853-54; Emory College, 1854-55. , State analytical chemist of- Georgia,, 1869-83, Died 1883, Oxford, Ga. ♦MATTHEW RICHEY. M.A.— D.D., 1847. Born 1803, Rath- melton, Ireland"; , ■ , ;, Engaged in the work of the ministry, Wesleyan Methodist Confer- ence of Canada, 1821-36, 1839-55. Principal of Upper Canada Academy (now Victoria College), 1836-39. Editor of The Wesleyan, 1839-43. Delegate to First Evangelical Conference. London, England, 1846. President of Canada Wesleyan, Methodist Conference, 1848-50 ;: East- ern British , America Conference, 1856-61, 1867. In the work of, th^ ministry, Eastern British America Conference, 1861-70, Delegate to General Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, U. S., 1844, '48, '68. Superannuated, 1870. Author: Life of Rev. William Black (1839); Relation of John Wesley to the Church of England; The Sabbath, etc. Died 1883, Halifax, N. S., Canada. 1837-38.1 HONORARY ALUMNI. J837. *OSMON OLEANDER BAKER. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1834.) ♦FREDERICK MERRICK. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1834.) J838. ♦CORNELIUS RYERSS DISOSWAY. M.A.* B.A., Columbia College, 1820. Born 1801, New York, N. Y. Practised law in New York, N. Y'., 1823-72. Died 1889, New York, N, Y. *HENRY FISH. M.A. Born 1802, near Doncaster, England. Engaged in the work of the ministry, British Wesleyari Methodist Conference, 1823-47. ' Author : The Conferences of the Reformers; Chapters on the Teaching of the Roman Church. Died 1879, Kettering, England,' ' ' ' •■''■.-■; ■ I .1 *JESSETRUESDELL PECK. M.A. D.D., Union College, 1846; LL.D.„ Willattiette University, 1875. Bom 1811, Middlefield, N. Y. Methodist Episcopal minister, Oneida and Black River Conferences, 1832-37. Principal of Gouverneur Wesleyan Seminary, N. Y., 1837-41 ; Troy Conference Academy, Vt., 1841-48. President, of Dickinsdn Col- lege, 1848-52. Again in the ministry, Baltimore Conference, 1852-54. Editor and secretary of the Tract Society, M. E. Church, 1854-56. Again in the ministry. New York, California, IJIew York, Troy, and Central .New York Conferences, 1856-72. Delegate to General Confer- ence, M: E. Church, 1844, '56; '64, '68. Elected Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 187^,. Delegate to Ecumenical Conference, London, Eiiglaiid, 1881. Author : The Central Idea of Christianity; The True Woman; The Great Republic, etc, Died 1883. . *HENRY BIDLEMAN BASCOM. 'D.D.-^ — LL.D., La Grange Col- Ifege, 1845.-' Born 1796, Hancock, N. Y. ' - Methodist Episcopal minister, Ohio Corif ieirence, 1813-27. Chaplain of U. S. Congress, 1823. President of Allegheny College, Pa., 1827-29. Profe^ssor of Moral Science, Augusta College, Ky., 1832-42. President of Transylvania University, Ky., 1842-49. Editor of The Southern Methodist Quarterly Review, 1846-50. Elected Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal ' Church, South, iSgO. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1828, '32, '36, '40, '44. Died 1850, Louisville, Ky. ♦JOHN HANNAH. D.D. Born 1792, Lincoln, England. . Engc^ed in the work of the ministry, British Wesleyan Methodist Conference, 1814-34. Tutor in Theology, Wesleyan Theological Insti- tute, England, 1834-42. Professor of Theology, Didsbury College, 1842-67. President of the British Wesleyan Methodist Conference, 1842, '51.' Author: Lectures on the Study of Christian Theology. Died 1867, Didsbury, England. 810 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1838-40. ♦IGNATIUS A FEW. LL.D. Born. 1789, Augusta, Ga. Colonel in the U.' S. Army, 1812-15. Practised law, 1815-28. Metho- ■ dist Episcopal minister. South Carolina and Georgia Conferences, 1828- 35. Founder and President of Emory College, Ga., 1837-39. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1844. Died 1845, Athens, Ga. J839. ♦ORLANDO BLANCHARD. M.A. Born 1801, Cazenovia, N. Y. Taught in Cazenovia Seminary, N. Y., 1834-40; Fairfield Academy, N. Y., 1840-48. Deceased ; date^ of death unknown. ♦SAMUEL PARKER. M.A. Clergyman. Deceased; date of death unknown. ♦ROBERT ALDER. D.D. ; .; Engaged in the work of the ministry, in Canada and England, Brit- ish Wesleyan Methodist Confererice, 1816-53. Secretary of the' Wes- leyari- Missionary Society, 1833-45. Chaplain, Episcopal Church of England, at Gibraltar, 1853-70. Author: Wesleyan Missions (1845). Died 1870, Gibraltar. J840. ♦SPENCER MATTISON. M,A.* (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1833.) ♦GEORGE WASHINGTON LANE. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates,, class of 1835.) WILLIAM PENN LYON. M.A. LL.D., University of Wiscon- sin, 1-872. Born 1822, Chatham, N. Y. District ' attorney, Racine County, Wis., 1855-59. Member and speaker of Wisconsin Assembly, 1859-60. Judge of First Judicial Cir- cuit, Wis., 1866-71. Associatfi-justipeof Supreme Court;, Wis., 1871-92. Professor of Law, University of Wisconsin, 1871-78. Chief justice, Superior Court of Wisconsin, 1892-94. Address : Eden Vale, Cal. ♦MINER RAYMOND. M.A. ^D.D., 1854. Born 181 1, Rensse- laerville, N. Y. Taught in Wesleyan Academy, W'ilbraham, Mass., 1838-41. Metho- dist Episcopal minister. New England Conference, 1841-48. Principal of Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., 1848-64. Professor of Systematic Theology, Garrett Biblical Institute, 1864-95; Professor Emeritus, 1895-97. Author: Systematic Theology. Died 1897, Evan- ston. III. ♦LEVI SCOTT. M.A. Born 1802, near Cantwells Bridge (now Odessa), Del. Methodist Episcopal minister, Philadelphia Conference, 1826-32, 1833-40. Principal of Dickinson Grammar School, Pa., 1840-43. Again in the ministry, 1843-48. Agent for M. E. Book Concern, New York, 811 1840r42.I HONORARY ALUMNI. N. Y., 1848-52. Delegate to Gfeneral . iConference, M. E. Church, 1836-52, iive sessions. Elected Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1852. Retired, 1880. Died 1882, Odessa, Del. ♦CHARLES ELLIOTT. D.D. ^LL.D., Allegheny College, 1858. Born 1792, Glenconway, Ireland. Methodist Episcopal minister, Ohio Conference, 1818-27, 1831-34, 1848-52. Professor of Languagp^- ■ Allegheny College, Pa., 1827-31. Editor of The Pittsburg Confereh-de Journal, 1834-36 ; The Western Christian Advocate, 1836-48, 1852-56. Professor in Iowa Wesleyan University, 1857-58; President, 1858-60, 1864-67. Editor oi The Cen- tral Christian Advocate, 1860-64. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, nine times. Author : The Bible and Slavery; Delinea- tion of Romanism; The Sinfulness of American Slavery, etc. Died 1869, Mount Pleasant, Iowa. I84I. *JOHN 'NEWMAN. M.A.*-^ — B.A., Union College, 1838; M.A.^ Union; D.D., Wesleyan University, I861. Born 1813, Amsterdam, N. Y. ' Principal of Troy Conference Academy, Vt., 1848-51. Professor of Latin in Union College, 1852-53. Joined Troy Conference, M. E. Church, 1856. President of Ripley Female College, Vt., 1863-73. Retired, 1873. Died 1896, Des Mgi^^es, Iowa. ♦STEPHEN MONTFORT VAIL. M.A.* B.A., Bowdoin Col- lege, 1838; B.D., Union Theological Seminary, 1842; D.D-, Genesee College (now Syracuse University), 1856. Born 1818, Union Dale, N. Y. , •■ Methodist Episcopal, minister. New York Conference, 1842-47. Prin- cipal, New Jersey Conference Seminary, " 1847-49. Professor of Hebrew, and of Sacred and Oriental Literature, Methodist General Biblical Institute, 1849-68. U. S; consul to' Rhenish Bavaria, 1869-73. Author : Ministerial Education in the Methodist. Episcopal Church; The Bible against Slavery, etc. Died 1880, Jersey City, N. J. *MATTHEW SIMPSON. D.D.— -M.A., Allegheny College; LL.D., Wesleyan University,' 1871.' Born' l8il, Cadiz, Ohio. Tutor in Allegheny College, 1829. Methodist Episcopal minister, Pittsburg Conference, 1833-37. Vice President and Professor of Natural Science, Allegheny College, 1837-39. President of Indiana Asbury (now De Pauw) University,„.i839-48. Editor of The Western Christian Advocate, 18481-52. Elected Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1852., Delesrate to the Irish and -British Wesleyan Conferences; also to, the Evangelical Alliance, Berlin, 1857. Again delegate to the British Wesleyan Conference, 1870. Delegate to the - Ecumenical Methodist Conference, London, 1881. Author: Lectures op Preaching; A Hundred Years of Methodism; Cyclopmdia of Methodism, ,(,1878). Died 1884, Philadelphia, Pa. J84Z *HENRY DeKOVEN. M.A. - : (See Record of Non-Graduates,- class of 1836.) 812 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1842-43. EDGAR HUXTABLE. M.A. About i860, sub-dean of Wells, England. Professor of Ancient Languages in Bristol College, England. Prebendary of Wells, Eng- land, 1877. Contributor to Smith's Bible Dictionary. Address : unknown. ♦HORACE BUSHNELL. D.D. B.A.,' Yale College, 1827; M.A., Yale; D.D., Harvard University, 1852; LL.D., Yale, 1871. Born April 14, 1802, New Preston, Conn. Tutor in Yale College, 1829-31. Pastor of North Congregational Church, Hartford, Conn., 1833-59. Author: Christian Nurture; God in Christ; Nature and the Supernatural, etc. Died February 17, 1876, Hartford, Conn. ♦ROBERT PAINE. D.D. B.A., Nashville University, 1826. Born November 12, 1799, in Person County, N. C. Methodist Episcopal minister, Tennessee Conference, 1818-30. Presi- dent of La Grange College, Ala., 1830-46. Elected Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, 1846. Retired, 1882. Delegate to General Conference, 1824-44, six sessions. Author : Life and Times of Bishop McKendree. Died October 20, 1882, Aberdeen, Miss. ♦EGERTON RYERSON. D.D. LL.D., University of Victoria College, 1861. Born 1803, Cbarlotteville, Ont., Canada. Engaged in the work of the ministry, Canada Wesleyan Methodist Conference, 1824-32, 1835-37, 1840-41. Editor of The Christian Guard- ian, 1833-34, 1838-39. President of Victoria College, 1842-44. Super- intendent of Education, Province of Ontario, 1845-76. President of the first General Conference of the Methodist Church of Canada, 1874, '78- Delegate to the British Wesleyan Conference, 1832, '36, '39, '40, '74; to the General Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, U. S., 1836, '40, '44, '56, '66. Author : Manual of Agricultural Chemistry; The Clergy Reserve Question; Compulsory Education, etc. Died 1882, Toronto, Out, Canada. J843. ♦DANIEL CLAY HOUGHTON. M.A. {ad eundem) B.A., University of Vermont, 1840; D.D., New York University, 1857. Born March 12, 181S, Lyndon, Vt. ' Methodist' Episcopal minister, Genesee Conference, 1843-48. Pro- fessor of Moral Philosophy, Metaphysics, and Greek, Genesee College (now Syracuse University), 1850-52'. Presbyterian minister. Founded Houghton Seminary, Clinton, N. Y. Editor: The American Presby- terian. Died July 8, i860, Philadelphia, Pa. ♦ANSON WATSON CUMMINGS. M.A. D.D., Indiana Asbury (now De Pauw) University, 1856; LL.D., Rutherford College, N. C, iS^S. Born February 23, 1815, Trenton, N. Y; Principal of Gouvemeur Seminary, N. Y., 1842-44. Methodist Epis- copal rninister. Black River (now Nbrthern New York) Conference, 1844-46; Professor of Mathematics, McKendree College, 1846-50; President, 1850-52. President, Odd Fellows Female College, Rogers- ville, Tenn., 1853 ; Holston Conference Female College, Asheville, N. C, 1854-64. Again in the ministry, Holston Conference, 1864-66. 813 1843-45.1 HONORARY ALUMNI. President, South Carolina Female College, Spartanburg, S. C, 1866-70. Again in the ministry, South Carolina Conference, 1871-72. Professor of Mathematics, State University, S. C, 1872-75 ; President, 1875-77. Principal of Riverside Seminary, N. Y., 1877-&. Died December 7, 1894, Wellsville, N. Y. *THOMAS COGSWELL UPHAM. D.D. — -B.A., Dartmouth Col- lege, 1818; B.D., Andover TheQlogical Seminary, i&i ; M.A., Dart- mouth. Born 1799, Deerfield, N. H. Assistant in Hebrew, Andover Theological Seminary, 1821-23. Asso- ciate pastor of Rochester Congregational Church, N. H., 1823-25. Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy, Bowdoin College, 1825-72. Author: Elements of Mental Philosophy (1839, '64); Outlines of Disordered and Imperfect Mental Action (1840) ; Philosophical and Practical Treatise on the Will (1850), etc. Died 1872, New York, N. Y. ' ' ■ ■ • "-•■---''■ ' ' : .' i ■' .-. *LEVI WOODBURY. LL.D. B.A., Dartmouth College; 1809; M.A., Dartmouth; LL.D,, Dartmouth, 1823. Born 1789, Francestown, N. H. , ' ' ' ■ Judge of New Hampshire Supreme Court, 1816-23. Governor of New Hampshire, 1823-25. Speaker of N. H. House of Representatives, 1825. Member of U. S. Senate, 1825-31, 1841-45. Secretary of the Navy, 1831-34. Secretary of the Treasury, 1834-41. Justice of the U. S. Supreme Court, 1845-51. Author: Writings (1852). Died iSsi.r, 1844. ♦CHARLES GIBBS DOWNEY. M.A. (See Record of Graduates, No.' 121.) ' *JUSTIN SPAULDING. M.A. Born' 1802, Mbretown, Vt. Methodist Episcopal minister. New England ' and New Hampshire Conferences, 1823-55. Missionary to Brazil, 1836-41. Died 1865, Moretown, Vt. *LEONIDAS LENT HAMLINE. D.D. Born 1797, Burlington, Cpnii. Methodist Episcopal minister, . Ohio Conference, 1832-36. Assistant editor of The Western Christian Advocate, 1836-40. Editor of The Ladies' Repository, 1841-44. , Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1844-52. Author: Sermons and Miscellaneous Works (1869). Died 186s, • Mount Pleasant, Iowa. J845. ♦WILLIAM GEORGE HOWARD. M.A.* B.A., Amherst Col- lege, 183s; D.D., Rochester University, 1854. Born September 6, 1813, NewBuryport, Mass. Ordained a Baptist minister, 1843. Pastor of Baptist churches, Mid- dletown and Essex, Conn., Albany, N. Y., Chicago, 111., New Orleans, La. Chaplain of a Confederate regiment, though a Union man. Captured at Fort Donelson. For some time prisoner at Camp Douglas, Chicago. >Died May 17, 1865, New Orleans, La. 814 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1845. *JOHN WALLACE ARMSTRONG. M.A. D.D., Genesee Col- lege (now Syracuse University), 1867. Born 1812, Woolwich, England. Methodist Episcopal minister. Black River (now Northern New York) Conference, 1841-50, 1854-65. Head master, Oswego Training School, N. Y., 1865-69. Principal of State Normal and Training School, Fredonia, N. Y., 1869-78. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, i860, '64, '68. Died 1878, Fredonia, N. Y. ♦ISAAC TICHENOR GOODNOW. M.A. Born 1814, Whiting- ham, Vt. ' One of the founders of Bluemont Collegej Manhattan, Kans., 1858-61 ; President, 1861-62. Member of Kansas Legislature, 1862. State supers intendent of public instruction, Kans., 1863-67. Land commissioner for Kansas State Agricultural College, 1867-73 > for, the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company, 1869-76. Died 1894. ♦ALEXANDER MACNAB. M.A. Born 1812, Belleville, Ont., Canada. President of Victoria College, Canada. Chief Superintendent , of Education for Canada West, 1845-56.; Assistant minister to Ven. Ari^ir deacon Bethune, Cobourg, Ont., Canada, 1850-52. Rector' of Darlingr ton, Bowmanville, Ont, Caha,da, 1852-82. Died i8gi. *jAMES McMillan shafter. m.a. (See Record of Graduates, No. 58.) *HENRY PIERSON TORSEY. M.A. -LL.t)., McKendree Col- lege, i860; D.D., Bates College, 1876. Born August 17, 1819, Mon- mouth, Mie. ;] ; ■ : , Assistant principal, Maine Wesleyan Seminary,- 1842; principal, 1844-81. Joined Maine Conference, M. E. Church, 1848. Member of Maine Senate, 1854-55. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, i860, '68, '76. Died September 20, 1892, Kents' Hill, Me. *J0HN RIGCiS CRANE. D.D. B.A., College of New Jersey (now Princeton University), 1805. Bom April 16, 1787, Newark, N. J. Studied law. Studied in Andover Theological Seminary, 1809-10. Licensed to preach, 1812. Pastor of churches in Danbury, Conn., and Philadelphia, Pa. Pastor of Ftrst Congregational Church, Middle- town, Conn., i8i8-53- Died August 17, i8S3, Middletown, Conn. *DAVID OLCOTT SHATTUCK. LL.D. Born 1792, in Connecti- cut. Judge of a District Court of Mississippi, 1837-41. Professor of Law, Centenary College, La., 1843-45; President, 1845-49. Judge of the Superior Court of San Francisco, Cal., 1849-55, and later for another term of six years. Deceased; date of death unknown. ♦THEODORE DWIGHT WOOLSEY. LL.D. B.A., Yale Col- lege, 1820; M.A., Yale, 1823; D.D., Harvard University, 1847; LL.D., Harvard, 1886. Born 1801, New York, N. Y. Tutor in Yale College, 1823-25; Professor of Greek, 1831-51; Presi- dent, 1846-71. Ordained minister of the Gongregationdl Church, 1846. Fellow of Yale College, ' 1871-85. Chairman of American Division of Committee on Revision of the New Testament. Regent of the Smith- 81S 1845-47.1 HONORARY ALUMNI. sohian Institution for many years. Author: International Law (i860) ; Essay en Divorce and Divorce Legislation (1869), etc. Editor: Five Greek Plays (1833-42); Lieber's Civil Liberty and Self -Government, and Manual of Political Ethics (1874). Died July i, 1889, J846. ♦William bell. M.A. Bom 1780, Airdrie, Scotland. Presbyterian minister in Perth, Ont, Canada,, 1817-57. Died August 16, i8S7„ Perth, Ont., Canada. GEORGE W LEACH. M.A. M.D. Resided in South Brooklyn, N. Y., 1846. Address : unknown. *ELI NOYES.- M.A. Born, 1814 Jefferson, Me. Entered tlie work of the ministry. Free- Will Baptist Church, 1834. Missionary to Orissa, India, 183S-41. Pastor in Boston, Mass., 1841. Editor for ten years- of The Morning Star. Author :_ Hebrew Gram- mar and Reader; Lectures on the Truths of the Bible. Died 1854, Lafayette, Ind. ♦SULLIVAN HARDY WESTON. M.A. (See Record, of Graduates, No. 'i.74.) *JABEZ BURNS. D.D. LL.D., Bates College, 1868. Born 1805, Oldham, Lancashire, England. ' ':■ i' Pastor of a Baptist church, Marylebone, London, England, 1835-76. Editor of The General Baptist Magazine, London. Twice delegate to the Free- Will Baptists of America. Author : Four Hundred Sketches and Skeletons of Sermons (1836-44) ; The Christian's Daily Portion (i837) ; Christian Philosophy (i845,^,^.etc. Died 1876, London, England. - ' = , , - *HARVEY COLCORD WOOD. M.A.* B.A., Dartmouth Col- lege, 1844. "Bam March 25,.. 1817, Lebanon, N. H. Joined Vermont Conference, M. E. Church, 1845. Principal of Springfield WeSleyan - Seminary, Vt., 1847-49;; Marlow Academy, N. H., 1849-52 ; Danville Seminary, 111., 1854-57 ; BrUnson Institute, Wis., 1857-60. Superintendent of Juneau County st:hools,iWis., 1860-63 Principal of graded schools, Evanstori, 111., 1863-80. Resided' in Aurora, Nebr., 1880-1910. Died March 19, 1910, Aurora, Nebr. ♦DAVID HOLMES. M.A.- Born 1810, Newburgh; N. Y. Methodist Episcopal minister; Oneida and Southern Illinois Confer- ences, 1834-60. Principal of Battle Ground Collegiate Institute, Ind., 1860-66 !'"'Northwestern Indiana College, 1867. Again in the' ministry, Northwest Indiana Conference, 'i868^73. Died 1873, Battle Ground, Mich. -816 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1847-48. *JAMES PORTER. M.A. D.D.^ McKendree College, 1856. Born 1808, Middleboro, Mass. , Methodist Episcopal minister, New England Conference, 1830-56. Agent for the Methodist Book Concern, New, York, N. Y., 1856-68. Local secretary of the National Temperance Society, 1868-82. Dele- gate to General Conference, M. p. Church, 1844, '48, '52, '56, '60, '64, '68. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1855-71. Aiithor: Compendium of Methodism; A Comprehensive History of Methodism; Helps to Official Members of the M. E. Church, etc. Died April 16, 1888, Brooklyn, N. Y. *THOMAS BANGS THORPE. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1837.) ♦SIMON GREENLEAF WATERHOUSE. M.A. Born 1820, Poland, Me. Taught in Providence Conference Seminary (now East Greenwich Academy), R. I., 1843-49. Died 1850, , Poland, Me. ♦JAMES FLOY. D.D. M.A. (Hon.), Dickinson College, 1841. Born 1806, New York, N. Y. Methodist Episcopal minister. New York and New York East Con- ferences, 1835-56. Editor of The National Magazine, and secretary of the Tract Society of the M. E. Church. 1857-60. Editor of Good News. Author: Old Testament Characters; Sermons, Reviews, and Essays. Editor : Works of Stephen Olin. Died October 14) 1863, New -York, N. Y. ♦MATTHEW RICHEY. D.D. (See Record of Honorary Alumni, 1836.) 1848. ♦JOHN COPELAND MILLER. M.A.^ B.A., Transylvania University. Born 1822, Buffalo, N. Y. Professor of Mathematics, Centenary College, La., 1847-55 ; Presi- dent, 1855-61. President of Chapel Hill College, Texas, 1866-79. Died 1879, Chapel Hill, Tex. ♦CHARLES EDWARD BLUMENTHAL. M.A. M.D., 1847; LL.D. Born 1824, Hamburg, Germany. Professor of Modem Languages and Hebrew, Dickinson College, 1846-54. Practised medicine in New York, N. Y., 1854-83. Editor: The American Homoeopath. Died Qctober 11, 1883, New York, N. Y. ♦JONATHAN DAVIS BRIDGE. M.A. Born 1812, Northfield, Mass. Methodist Episcopal minister, New England Conference, 1834-56. Died July 25, 1856. ♦IRA MAYHEW. M.A. LL.D. Born 1814, Ellisburg, N. Y. State superintendent of public instruction, Mich., 1845-49. President of Wesleyan Seminaiy and Albion Female College, 1853-55; Mayhew 817 1848-49.] HONORARY ALUMNI. Business College, 1860-82. President of Business Educators' Associa- tion of America, 1878. Author: Practical Bookkeeping (1851,' i860) ; University Bookkeeping (1868) ; New Manual of Business Practice (i88o), etc. Died 1894. *BENJAMIN SLEIGHT? ,M. A. Born 1797. ,, ,.f : Methodist minister. Missionary in Canada East, among the Indians, 1848. Died January 16, 1858. *WILLIAM L THORNTON. M.A. Born 1811, Huddersfield, England. Engaged in the work of the ministry, British Wesleyari Methodist Conference. Professor in Wesleyan Theological Seminary, England, 1841-49. Conference editor, 1849-64. Delegate to General Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, U. iS. President of Canada ' Wesleyan Methodist Conference. President of Eastern British Wesleyam Methodist Conference, 1864. President of British Wesleyan Methodist Conference, 1864-65. Died 1865, Hackney, England. ♦JOHN DEMPSTER. D.D. D.D., McKendree College, Born 1794, Florida, N. Y. : i Methodist Episcopal minister, Genesee, Oneida, Black River, and New York Conferences, 1818-46. Missionary to Buenos Aires, S. A., 1836-42. Founiler and agent of the Methodist General Biblical Insti- tute, Concord, N. H., 1846-47; Professor of Theology, 1847-5^. F'ounded the Garrett , Biblical Jnstitiite, Evanstbn, 111., 1855 ; Senior Professor, 1855-63. Author : Lectures and Addresses. Died 1863, Chicago, 111. J849, .-./:;. :i ' ■ *JASON FOSTER WALKER. M.A.*-^-B.A., University of Ver- mont, 1842. Born June 3, 1819, Smithfield, R. I. Methodist Episcopal minister. Principal of Troy Conference Acad- emy, Poultney, Vt. Pastor of Unitarian churches in St. Joseph, Mo., and Detroit, Mich. Rector of Protestant, Episcopal churches, Lansing, Mich., . Chicago, 111., and Colorado Springs, Col., 1869-79. Dean of Grace Cathedral, Topeka, Kans., i879-&). Editor: Kansas Churchman. Died February 20, 1880, Topeka, Kans. *WILLIAM HARRISON FOSTER. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class ,of 1841.) ♦SILAS LAWRENCE LOOMIS. M.A. ' (See Record of Graduates, No. 240.) *MOSES LEWIS SCUDDER. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1837.) ♦DANIEL WISE. M.A. Born January 10, 1813, Portsmouth, England. Methodist Episcopal minister, New England and Providence Confer- ences, 1840-44, i845;52.^ Editor of Zion's Herald, 1852-56. Editor of Sunday-school publications, and corresponding secretary of Sunday- School Union and Tract Society, 1856-72. Retired; engaged in literary 818 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1849-51. work, 1872-98. Author: Our King; Uncrowned Kings; Vanquished Victors', etc. Died December 19, 1898, Englewood, N. J. ♦SIMEON NORTH. D.D. B.A., Yale College, 1825 ; M.A., Yale, 1828; LL.D., Western Reserve University, 1842. Born September 7, 1802, Berlin, Conn. Tutor in Yale College, 1827-29. Professor of Ancient Languages in Hamilton College, 1829-39 '> President, 1839-57 ; Trustee, 1839-84. Ordained a Congregational minister, 1842. Retired ; resided in Clinton, N. Y., 1857-84. Died February 9, 1884*' Clinton N. Y. j 1850. ♦LAFAYETTE CHARLES LOOMIS. M.A. (See Record of Graduates, No. 239.) ♦BENJAMIN FRANKLIN MUDGE. M.A. (See Record of Graduates, No. 132.) ♦DANIEL SANFORD. M.A. (See Record of Non^-Graduates, class of 1840.) ♦MARK TRAFTON. M.A. Born" August i, 1810, Bangor, Me. Methodist Episcopal minister. New England Conference, 1831-1901. Member of U. S. House of Representatives, 1855-57. Died March 8, igoi. West Somerville, Mass. ♦GEORGE WEBBER. M.A. "Born 1801, Shapleigh, Me. Methodist Episcopal minister, Maine Conference, . 1828-56, , 1859-70. Died 1875, Kents Hill, Me. ' ' ' "',/' '|' ♦HENRY BANNISTER. D.D. i (See Record of Graduates, No. 28.) ♦DAVID WESGATT CLARK. D.D. ■ (See Record of Graduates, No. 33.): ♦CHARLES COOK. D.D. Born 1787, London, England. ^ Engaged in the work of the ministry, British Wesleyan Meth6dist Conference, as missionary to France, Switzerland, and Sardinia, 1817-58./ Died 1858. - ,, ,. . ; iS5U ♦ROBERT' COONEY. M.A. Born 1799, in Ireland. Engaged in the worlc of the ministry, British Wesleyan Methodist Conference, as missionary to Canada, 1833-60. Died 1870, Toronto, Ont., Canada. ' ♦HIRAM MATTIS ON. M.A. Born 181 1, Herkimer County, ^. Y. Methodist Episcopal minister. Black River Conference, 1836-40. Minister, Independent Methodist Church, 1861-68. Secretary of 819 1851-52.] HONORARY ALUMNI. American and Foreign Christian Union, 1868. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1848, '52, '56. Author : The Immortality of the Soul; The Resurrection of the Body, etc. Died 1868, Jersey City, N. J. ♦CHARLES BOSTWICK SING. M.A. Born 1815, Sing Sing (now Ossining), N. Y. Graduated at U. S. Military Academy, West Point, N. Y., 1835. Methodist Episcopal minister. New York and (by division) New York East Conferences, 1840-76. Died 1878, Brooklyn, N. Y. *JOHN PECK HIGGINS TALLMAN. M.A. Born 1820, Wash- ington, N. Y. Practised law, 1842-95. Master in Chancery, 1843-46. Surrogate of Dutchess County, N. Y., 1842-45. Lay delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1884. Died March 23, 1895, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ♦ROBERT ATHOW WEST. M.A. Born 1808, Yorkshire, Eng- land. Editor of The Commercial Advertiser, New York, N. Y., 1846-51; editor-in-chief, 1851-63. Editor of The Washington Chronicle, D. C, 1863-64. Assistant secretary to Judge-advocate General Holt, 1864-65. Member of Committee on Revision of Methodist Hymnal (1849). Author: Sketches of Wesleyan, Preachers (1849) ; Letters to my Daughter, etc. Died 1865, Georgetown, D. C. J852. *JOliN RAYMOND FRENCH. M.A.* B.A., Union College, 1849; LL.D., Allegheny College, 1871. Born April 21, 1825, Pulaski, N. Y. ■" Taught in Falley Seminary, Fulton, N. Y., iS^q-Ss; principal, 1853-54- Agent for Troy University, 1854-55. Principal of Mexico Academy, N. Y., 1855-59. Practised law, Mexico, N. Y., 1859-64. Pro- fessor of Mathematics, Genesee College (now Syracuse University), 1864-71. Professor of Mathematics, Syracuse University, 1871-97; Dean of the College of Liberal Arts, 1878-97 ; Chancellor, pro tempore, 1893-94; Vice-Chancellor, i895-97- Died April; 26, 1897, Syracuse, N. Y. ■; ; , ,' ,' ,i-, ♦JOHN MORRISON REID. M.A. (ad eundem) B.A., New York University, 1839; D.D„ New York University, 1858; LL.D., Syracuse University, 1881. Born 1820, New York, N. Y. Teacher and principal of the Mechanics Institute School, New York, . N. Y., 1839-44. Methodist Episcopal minister, New York and New York East Conferences, 18447S8, President of Genesee College (now Syracuse University), 1858-64. Editor of The Western Christian Advocate, 1864-68; The Northmestern Christian Advocate, 1868-72. Corresponding secretary. Missionary Society of the M. E., Church, 1872-88 ; honorary secretary, 1888-96. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Chjjrch,. i8S^-88, nine sessions ; Ecumenical Methodist Confer- ence, London, 1881. Author: Missions and Missionary Societies of the Methodist Episcopal^ Church. Died May 16, 1896, New York, N. Y. 820 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1852-53. ♦SAMUEL McGAFFEY FELLOWS. M.A. M.A., Indiana Asbury (now De Pauw) University, 1852. Born 1818, North Sand- wich, N. H. Principal of Iowa Conference Seminary (now Cornell College), i8S3-S7- Professor of Latin, Cornell College, Iowa, i8S7-S9; Presi- dent, 1859-63. Died 1863, Mount Vernon, Iowa. *SANDFORD ISAAC FERGUSON. M.A. " Born 1817, Kortright, N. Y. , . Superintendent of schools, Delaware County, N. Y., i843-47- - Prin- cipal of Fergusonville Academy, Davenport, N. Y., 1848-56. Methodist Episcopal minister. New York Conferente, 1860-92. Superintendent, Five Points Mission, New York, N. Y. Died February 19, 1892, Brooklyn, N. Y. ♦WILLIAM CLASEN HOYT. M.A. Born January 25, 1814, Stamford, Conn. Methodist Episcopal minister, New York a:nd (by division) New York East Conferences, 1836-83. Delegate to General Conference, M.E. Church, 1856. Secretary, General Centennial Committee, 1866. Died February 22, 1883, Stamford, Conn. *OSMON OLEANDER BAKER. D.D. (See Record of Honorary Alumni, 1837.) *DANIEL CURRY. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 49.) 1853. ♦ARCHIBALD GIFFORD MARLATT. M.A.*^ B.A., Dickinson College, 1850. Born 1825, Warren County, N. J. Methodist Episcopal minister, Baltimore Conference, 1851-54. Prm- cipal of Irving Female College, Meaiatlicsburg, Pa., 1856-65.. Died Jan- uary 2, 1865, Mechanicsburg, Pa. ♦HORATIO ROSS CLARKE. M.A.^ — ^D.D., Genesee College (now Syracuse University), 1863. Born 1813, Candor, N. Y. Methodist Episcopal minister, Oneida and Wyoming Conferences, 1844-98. Died November 4, 1898, Binghamton, N. Y. ♦MORRIS D'CAMP CRAWFORD. M.A. D.D,, 1867. Bom February 19, 1819, Albanv, N. Y. Methodist Episcopal minister, New York Conference, 1840-87. , Pre- siding Elder of New York, Poughkeepsie, and Newbtirgh districts. Corresponding secretary. New York City Church Extension and Mis- sionary Society, 1887-92; president of the society, 1893-96. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1871-96. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1856, '60, '64, '72, '76, '80. Died November 24, 1896, New York, N. Y. ♦JOHN HOBART. M.A. , (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1839.) 821 1853-54,.] HONORARY ALUMNI. *WILLIAM RICE. M.A.^— D.D., 1876. Born March 10, 1821, Springfield, Mass. - , ■: i Methodist Episcopal minister, New England Conference, 1841-57. Librarian of City Library, Springfield, Mass., 1861-97. Trustee of Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham,; Mass., 1858-97; secretary of the Board, 1860-82; president of the Board, 1882-97. Trustee of, Wes- leyan University, 1875-97. Member of Committee on Revision of the Methodist Hymnal, 1876-77. Member of Mass. Board of, Education, 1863-81. Chaplain of Hampden County, Mass., House of Correction, 1873-82. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1856, '76. Compiler : The^ Pastor's Manual; Moral arid Religious , Quotations from the Poets. Jii&AKvigast 17, 1897, Springfield,, Mass,. *LABAN CLARK. D.D. Born 1778, Haverhill, Mas^. Methodist Episcopal minister, New York and New York East Con- ferences, 1801^51. \ Missionary to Lower Canada, 1803. One Oi the principal founders of Wesleyan University, 1829-31. President of the Board of Trustees of Wesleyan University, 1831-68. , Died 1868, Mid- dletown, Conn. . i' . *JOHN FRAZER. D.D. Born 1803, in Ireland. Methodist Episcopal minister, Troy, Ohio, and Detroit Conferences, 1831-71. Died 1871, Lebanon, 111. *ABIATHAR MANN OSBON. D.D. Born May 22, 1808, Pitts- field, Mass. ' Methodist Episcopal minister. New Ybrk, Tfby, and New York East Conferences, 1829-82. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1852-72, six sessions. Died August 7, 1882, Peekskill, N. Y. ♦GEORGE WEBBER. D.D. • - • (See Record of Honorary Alumni, 1850.) J854 ■^JONATHAN JOHNSON. M.A. ' (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1848.) *THOMAS FITZ RANDOLPH MERCEIN. M.A. Born 1825, New York, N. Y: _ Methodist Episcopal minister, New York Conference, 1846-56. Author : Natural Goodness. Died 1856, Sheffield, Mass.^ : *ZACHARIAH AT WELL MUDGE. M.A, (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1839.) *JOS^EPH CUMMINGS. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 119.) ♦MINER RAYMOND. D.D. (See Record of Honorary Alumni, 1840.) 822 HONORARY ALUMNI. 1854-55. *PHINEAS RICE. D.D. Born 1776, in Vermont. Methodist Episcopal minister, New York Conference, 1807-61. Presiding Elder for twenty-eight years. Delegate to General Confer- ence, M. E. Church, 1820-56, ten sessions. Died 1861, Newburgh, N. Y. ♦FRANCIS HALL. LL.D. Born 1785, Taunton, England. Editor and proprietor of The Commercial Advertiser, New York, N. Y., 181 1-63. Recording secretary of the M. E. Missionary Society for thirty years. Died 1866, New York, N. Y. ' *SAMUEL' DICKINSON HUBBARD. LL.D. B.A., Yale Col- lege, 1819. Born 1799, Middletown, Conn. Practised law in Middletown, Conn. Mayor of Middletown about 1843. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1831-55. Member of U. S, House of Representatives, 1845-49. Postmaster General of the United States, 1849-53. Died 1855, Middletown, Conn. 1855. ♦DANIEL WHEELOCK BRISTOL. M.A. D.D., Genesee Col- lege (now Syracuse University), 1859. Born 1812, Adams, N. Y. Methodist Episco'par minister, Oneida and Central New York Con- ferences, 1834-831 Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1880; Trustee of Syracuse University, 1870-78. Author : Ritual used by Good Templars. Died March 2, 1883, Syracuse, N. Y. ♦THOMAS MEADE CHAMBERS. M.A. Born 1824, Montserrat, West Indies. Engaged in the work of the ministry, British Wesleyan Methodist Conference, in the West Indies, 1846-82. Chairman and general super- intendent of, the, Antigua District. Died 1886. , ♦CHARLES WESLEY GUSHING. M.A. D.D.,' East Tennessee Wesleyan University, 1879. Born 1825, Burke, Vt. Principal of Newbury Seminary, Vt., 1854-58. Methodist Episcopal minister, Vermont, Troy, and New England Conferences,; 1858-64. President of N. H. Conference Seminary, 1862-64, Principal of, Lasell Seminary, Mass., 1864-74. Again in the ministry, Erie, Eastern Ohio, and Genesee Conferences, 1874-1906.^. Died 1906. ♦THOMAS HARTER OAKLfeY. M.A.' (See Record of Non-Graduates, class, of .1838.) ♦ALEXANDER J B SCHEM. M.A. Born 1826, Wiedenbriick, Germany. Studied in the University of Bonn, Germany, 1843-45; 'University of Tiibingen, 1845-46. Came to America, 1851. Professor of Hebrew and Modern Languages, Dickinson College, 1854-60. Engaged in edi- torial and other literary work in New York, N; Y., 1860-81. One of the editors of The Methodist and The Methodist Quarterly Review. Contributor to Appleton's, McClintock and Strong's, and Johnson's Cyclopsedias. Prepared a revised American edition of the Conversa- tion-Lexicon in German (1869). Superintendent of schools. New York, N. Y. Died June, 1883,, West Hoboken, N. J. 823 1855-56.] HONORARY ALUMNI. *DANIEL PARISH KIDDER. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 37.) ♦DAVID PATTEN. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 12.) ♦SCHUYLER SEAGER. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 42.) ♦WILLIAM THOMAS MINOR. LL.D. B.A., Yale College, 1834. Born October 3, 1815, Stamford, Conn. Practised law, 1841-64. ,Member of Conn.' House of Representatives, eight times, 1841-68. judge of probate, Stamford "District, 1847-54. Member of Conn. Senate, 1854. Governor of Connecticut, 1855-57. U. S. consul general at Havana, Cuba, 1864-67. Judge of the Superior Court of Connecticut, 1868-73. Died October 13, 1889, Stamford, Conn. ♦EDWARD THOMSON. LL,D., M.D., University of Pennsyl- vania, 1829; D.D., Indiana Asbui-y (now De Pauw) University, 1846, Born 1810, Portsea, England. Methodist Episcopal miiiister, Ohio and Michigan Conferences, 1833-38. Principal of Norwalk Seminary, Ohio, 1838-43. Editor of The Ladies' Repository, 1844-46. President of Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versity, 1846-60. Editoi: of The Christian Advocate and Journal, 1860-64; Bishop of ^he Methodist Episcopal Church, 1864-70. Author: Evidences of Revealed Religion; Moral and Religious . Essays; Our Oriental Missions, etc. Died 1870, Wheeling, W. Va. J856. ♦BERNICE DARWIN AMES. M.A.^^ B.A., Middlebury Col- lege, 1853. Born December 26, 1827, Shoreham, Vt. •■Methodist Episcopal minister, Troy and Vermont Conferences, 1857-61. Principal of ' Providence Conference Seminary (now East Greeinwich Academy), R. I., 1861-64. Secretary of U. S. Christian Commission, 1865. Principal of Mechanicsvillfe Academy, N. Y., 1867-76. Died January S, 1876, Mechanicsyille, N. Y. ♦DANIEL DORCHESTER. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1847.) ♦JAMES QUACKENBUSH RICE. M.A. (Sep Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1850.) JAMES J GRIFFIN. M.A. Address : unknown. ALLEN NEUMAN. M.A. Address : unknown. ♦JAMES STRONG. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 247.) HONORARY ALUMNI. [1856-57. *DANIEL AYRES. LL.D. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1842.) ♦DANIEL HENRY CHASE. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. i.) ♦THOMAS BURR OSBORNE. LL.D. B.A., Yale College, 1817. Bom July 8, 175(8, Weston, Conn. Practised law in Fairfield, Conn., 1820-54. Member of Conn. General Assembly, 1836, and again in 1850.; -Judge of Fairfield County Court, 1844-S0. Member of U. S. House of Representatives, 1839-43. Pro- fessor of Law in Yale College, 1855-65. Died September 2, 1869, New HaVen, Conn. i857. ♦WILLIAM DeFLETCHER LUMMIS. M.A.* B.A., Marietta College, 1854; M.A., McKendree College, 1857; LL.D., Marietta Col- lege, 1899. Born July 4, 1828, Bridgeton, N. J. Principal of Coalville Seminary, Ohio, 1854-56. Methodist Episcopal minister, Central Illinois and Northwest Indiana Conferences, 1856-70. President of Carroll College, Wis., 1870; Northern Illinois College, 1874. Engaged in the work of the ministry, Presbyterian Church, Iowa. Died May 22, 1905, Des Moines, Iowa. ♦LORENZO DOW BARROWS. M.A. D.D., Washington Col- lege, 1859: Bom 1817, Windham, Vt. Methodist Episcopal minister, New Hampshire, Newark, and Cin- cinnati Conferences, 1836^56; President of Pittsburg Female College,' Pa., i8'i6-59. Again in the ministry, New Hampshire and New Eng- land Conferences, 1859-66. President of N. H. Conference Seminary, 1865-71. Again in the ministry. New Hampshire Conference, 1867-77. Trustee of Wesleyan University/-'i87i-78. Again president of N. H. Conference Seminary, 1877-78. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1848, '60, '68, '76. Author : Home as it should be;, Scripture Readings (1865). Editor : Holyoake's Rudiments of Speaking and Debate (1865). Died 1878, Plymouth, N. H. ♦HENRY JOHN FOX. M.A. D.D., Union College, 1866. Born 1821, Kingston-upon-HuU, England. Methodist Episcopal minister. New York, New York East (by divi- sion), and New England Conferences, 1846-56, 1860-73, 1877-82. Prin- cipal of Ashland Seminary, N. Y., 1856-60^ Professor of English Literature, State University, S. C, 1873-77. Author: The Student's Common-Place Book. Editor: The Student's Shakespeare. Died 1891- ,, . ♦JOSHUA H JOHNSON. M.A. Entered the ministry of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Canada,- 1849; the Wesleyan Methodist Church, Canada, i860. Principal of Belleville Seminary (afterwards Albert College), Ontario, Canada, 1857. Agent for Victoria College. In his later years, resided in New York, N. Y. Died between 1890 and 1900. 82s 1857-59.] HONORARY' ALUMNI. ■ ♦JACKSON C VANDERCOOK. M.A. Bom .August 3, ' 1814, Lyons, N. Y. ,.";<-.; .... Engaged in teaching. Methodist Episcopal minister, Black River (now Northern New York) Conference, 1848-66. Died May 27, 1866, Fulton, N. Y. '^ • ''-■■ ' '■ ' M/L-ii; I . • - . ,-. >,•, I,- .■ ♦HUMPHREY PICKARD. D.D. (See Recorid of Graduates, No. 109.) . ' ; , J858* ♦SYLVESTER DIXON. M.A. Born 1824, Portsmoutk/ N. H. Principal of Portsmouth Franklin School, N. H., 1849-55. Taught in Wesleyan Seminary, Springfield, Vt., 1855-56. Principal of Wash- ington Union Academy, N. H., 1856-57; Canaan Academy, N. H., 1863-64. Taught in N. H. Conference Seminary, 1857-62, 1866-86; trustee and treasurer, 1886-90. Died TVlay 3, 1890, Tilton, N. H. '■■•■■■ r^ ■,'■■■ 1 ' - *LUKE HITCHCOCK. M.A. Born 1813, Lebanon, N. Y. Methodist Episcopal minister, Oneida and Rock River Conferences, 1834-60. Agent foi-' Westerri Book Concern, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1860-80. Again in the ministry, Rock River Conference, 1886-82^ Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1852-80; eight siessions. Died November 12, i8g8. East Orange, N. J. ♦GEORGE GODFREY SAXE. M.A. M.A. (Hon.), Middlebury College, 1858.,, Born, 1822, Plattsburg, N. Y. , ; Methodist Episcopal minister, Troy Conference, 1848-57. Taught in Troy Conference Academy, Poultney, Vt., 1858-59. Engaged in busi- ness in New York, N. Y., 1859-96. Died December 2a, 1896, Madison, n:j. J859. ♦ABEL GARDNER. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1842.) JAMES BYRON DIXON. M.A., Address: unknown. ♦ALFRED SEAMAN PURDY, M.A. M.D., College of Physi- cians and Surgeons, New York, 1831. . Born 180S, Ne^ York, ,N'., Y. Practised medicine, 1831-86. Diedijuly 22, 1886, Larchmon^ N. Y. ♦JOHN SMITH PORTER. D.D. Born 1805, near Snow Hill, Md. Methodist Episcopal minister, Philadelphia, and (by 1 division) New Jersey and Newark Conferences) 1829-90. Trustee ,of. Dickinson .Col- lege, 1838-58; Pennington Seminary, 1849-65. First projeqtor of Cen- tenary Collegiate Institute, 1866 ; trustee, 1866-73. Trustee oi Drew Seminary, 1867-82... Delegate ; to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1840-68, eight sessions. Died October 2, 1-890, Burlington, N. J. 826 HONORARY ALUMNI, [1859-61. *FRANCIS ATHOW WEST. D.D. Born 1801. ■ Engaged in the work of the ministry, British Wesleyaji . Methodist Conference, 1822-49. . President of the conference, 1857. Governor of New Kingswood School, 1860-66: Author : Memoir of Jonathan Saville; Memoir of Mrs. Gibson (1837) ; The Presence of God with His People (1840), etc. Died 1869, Great, Crosby, England. ♦DANIEL WISE. D.D. (See Record of Honorary Alumni, 1849.) ♦DANIEL CUMMINGS VAN NORMAN. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 87.) 1860. CHARLES CHANDLER WHEELER. M.A.* B.A., Genesee College (now Syracuse University), 1857. On the staff of The Brooklyn Eagle and The Brooklyn Citizen: Address : 122 West 4Sth St., New York, N. Y. *RANSOM DUNN. M.A. D.D., Bates College, 1873. Born 1818, Bakersfield, Vt. . , . Free-Will Baptist minister, 1837-52. Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy, Michigan Central (now Hillsdale) College, 1852-63; Professor of Systematic Theology, 1863-1900. Died November 9, 1900, Scranton, Pa. ' • ■ • . !- ; ♦DANIEL COOK JACOKES. M.A. Borii 181I Chiarlestdii, N. Y. Methodist Episcopal minister, Michigan and Detroit Conferences, 1840-94. Chaplain in U. S. Army, 1861-62. Deilegate to General Con- ference, M. E. Church, 187*6. Member of Michigan Board of Health, 1882. Died January 12, 1894, Pontiac, Mich. ♦ERNST F PLITSCHKE. MA. Instructor in Modern Languages and Industrial Drawing, Lawrence University, Wis., 1858-61. _Pied in the U. S. Array, 1861. ♦JAMES LAWRENCE ALVERSON. LL.D..;: (See Record of Graduates, No. 62.) ♦JAMES B GARDENHIRE. LL.D. Born 1821, Overton County, Tenn. ..■!'-: Practised law in Tennessee and Missouri, 1839-61. Brigadier general, U. S. Army, 1861. Member of Missouri Legislature. Attorney gen- eral of Missouri. Professor of Mathematics, Genesee College (now Syracuse University). Died 1862, Jefferson City, Mo. J86I. ♦WILLIAM MORLEY PUNSHQN. M.A. LL.D. Born 1824 Doncaster,, England. Engaged in the work of the ministry, British Wesleyan Methodist Conference, 1844-81. Delegate to Canada Conference; president of 827 1861-62.1 HONORARY ALUMNI. the same, 1867. President of British Wesleyan Methodist Conference, 1874. Secretary of the Wesleyan Missionary Society, 1875. Author : Life Thoughts (1863); Sabbath Chimes (1867); The Prodigal Son (1868), etc. Died 1881, Brixton, England. ♦ALEXANDER SIMPSON REID. M.A. Born, in Haddington, near Edinburgh, Scotland. Principal of Wesleyan Academy, St. Johns, Newfoundland, 1861. Died January 16, i8go, St. Johns, Newfoundland.' *GEORGE WASHINGTON WOODRUFF. M.A. D.D., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1869. Born 1824, New York, N. Y. Methodist Episcopal minister. New York, (by division) New York East, and Providence Conferences, 1845-70, 1871-74, 1875-81. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1880. Died 1882, Brooklyn, N. Y. *WILLIAM GRIFFIN. D.D. Born July 25, 1816, Middletown, N. Y. Methodist Episcopal minister, Troy Conference, 1835-68. Super- numerary, 1868-98. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1871-98. Died March 26, 1898. *JOHN NEWMAN. D.D. (See Record of Honorary Alumni, 1841.) *SAMUEL DOUSLAND WADDY. D.D. Born 1804, Burton-on- Trent, Derbyshire, England. Engaged in the work , of the ministry, British Methodist Wesleyan Conference, 1825-70. Founder of Wesley College, Sheiffield, England, 1838; governor, and chaplain, 1844-62. President of the conference, 1859, '60. Died 1876, Redland, Bristol, England. 1862. ;: *JOHN NEWtON'"DORRIS. M.A.* B.A., Gfehfesee College (now Syracuse University), 1859; M.A., Syracuse, 1872. Bom Janu- ary 23, 1835, York, N. Y. ■ ' ' Principal of a school, Hampton, 111., 1859-60. - Professor of Classics and Belles-Lettres, Pittsburg Female College, 1861-63. Studied law in Rochester, N. Y., 1863-64.. Practised law, 18^-75.: In the Post Office Department, Washington, D. C, 1875-1900. Died 1900. ISAAC GIBBARD. M.A.* B.A., Genesee College (now Syra- cuse University), 1859; M.A., Genesee, 1862; M.A., Syracuse Uni- versity, 1872; D.D., Syracuse, 1880. Born September 11, 1833, Buckinghamshire, England. Methodist Episcopal minister. East Genesee Conference, 1859-66. Chaplain, 143d Regiment, N. Y. Vols., 1863. Studied in Germany, 1867-69. Again in the ministry, ' Central New York and Genesee Con- ferences, 1869-74. rSupernulnerary and superannuated, 1874-r . Man- ager, State Industriar School, Rochester, N. Y., 1883-1966;; president. Board of Managers, 1892-1906. Trustee, of Syracuse University, 1882-92. ■ - . ' Address : 606 West Ave., Rochester, N. Y. 828 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1862. *JOHN McDowell rice. M.A.* B.A., university of Penn- sylvania, 1859; M.A., University of Pennsylvania, 1862; B.A., College of New Jersey (now Princeton University) ; M.E)., .University of Pennsylvania, 1862; M.A. (Hon.), Princeton, 1863. Bom September 19, 1841. Medical cadet in the U. S. Army, 1862-63. Assistant surgeon, U. S. Navy, 1863-68. Died July 13, 1868. ALBERT ETHRIDGE. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1853.) ♦GEORGE SYLVESTER HARE. MA. D.D., Northwestern University, 1866. Born 1824, South Egremont, Mass. Methodist Episcopal minister. New York, New York East, New England and Newark Conferences, 1847-89. Delegate to General Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1880, '84, '88. Died January 9, 1889, Pough- keepsie, N. Y. ♦JOSEPH JENKINS ROBERTS. M.A. Born 1809, Petersburg, Va. Governor of the Liberia Colony, 1841-47. President of the Republic of Liberia, 1848-56, 1871. President of Liberia College, 1855-76. Died 1876, Monrovia, Liberia. ♦CHARLES HENRY STOCKING. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1858.) CHARLES KIRSOP VICKERS. M.A. Clergyman. Address : unknown. ♦JOHN LANAHAN. D.D. Born 1822, Harrisonburg, Va. Methodist Episcopal minister, Baltimore Conference^ 1838^68, 1872-88. Assistant agent for M. E. Book Concern at New York, N. Y., 1868-72. Agent of M. E. Book Depository, Baltimore, Md., 1888-1903. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1856- igoo, twelve sessions. Died December 8, 1903, Baltimore, Md. ♦JOHN ERICSSON. LL.D. Ph.D., Sweden, 1868. Born 1803, Langbanslyttom, Wermland, Sweden. Constructed successively a flame engine, the locomotive Novelty, a steam fire-engine, and a hot air engine, 1826-33. Invented the screw propeller, 1836. Constructed the first U. S. screw-steamer, the Prince- ton, in Philadelphia, Pa., 1842. Constructed caloric engines for domestic use, 1856-62. Constructed the ironclad Monitor, which repulsed the Virginia (Merrimac), 1862. Constructed a fleet of nine ironclads of the Monitor tsrpe, 1862-64. Constructed, in New York, N. Y., a fleet of thirty steam glmboats for Spain, 1869. Conducted investigations on radiant heat; constructed instruments by which the intensity of solar energy was determined, 1869-75. Constructed a sub- marine gun and the torpedo boat Destroyer, 1878-80. Died March 8, 1889, New York, N. Y. 1863.] HONORARY ALUMNI. J863. *JAMES BARBOUR CRAWFORD. M.'A. Born December 22, 1&8,. Durham, Me. ■ Taught in East 'Maine Conference Seminary, Bucksport, Me., 1859-66; principal, 1866-69. Died March 31, 1869, Bucksport, Me. ♦LUCIUS DANIEL DAVIS. M.A. Born 1826, Jerusalem; N. Y. Methodist Episcopal minister, Oneida and Providence Conferences, 1846-66. Editor of The Newport Daily News, and of The Weekly Journal, 1866-1900. Member of R. I. House of Representatives, 1867-68. Lay delegate to General . Conference, M. E. Ghui-ch, ^1876. Author : Life in the Itinerancy ;: Life in the Laity; Creeds of the Churches, etc. Died October 31, 1900, Newport, R. I. LUCIAN HUNT. M.A. Born Januaiy' i?,' 1822, Wpo'dbury, Vt. Principal of academies in Marlow, N. H., Castine, Me., Standish, Me.; taught in Boston, Mass., 1846-64. Principal of Powers Institute, Bernardstpn, Mass.,, 1864-69; Lawrence Academy, Falmouth, Mass., 1869-81. President of McCollam Institute,' Mount Vernon, K. H., 1881-86. Retired, 1886. Address; Gorham, Me., WILBUR FISK WATKINS. M.A. D.D., William and Mary College, 1879. Born July 9, 1836, Baltimore, Md. Methodist Episcopal miriister, New. York East Conference, 1859-71. Rector, of Protestant ■ Episcopal churches in Brooklyn, N. Y.i Wash- ington, D. C, Baltimore, Md., and New York, N. Y., 1871-92. Resigned from the Protestant Episcopal ministry, 1892. For several years engaged in evangelistic work (undenbminatiorial)'. : -■ . ' Address : Holy Cross House, West Park, N. Y. *ADAM CLARK WORKS. M.A. Born February 28, 1834 Jay, N. Y. ■ „,.,,,:. . „ - ..-, ... : ' • .Taught in Fort .Edward Collegiate Institute, and Qenesee Wesleyan Seminary, N. Y., 1857-1908. Died June 17, 1908, Lima,. N.Y. *OREN BURBANK CHENEY. D.D. ^B.A., Dartmouth College, 1839; M.A., Dartmouth. Born Deceriiher "10, 1816, Holderness, N. H. Founder of Bates College, Maine, 1863; President, 1863-94. Died December 22, 1903, Lewiston, Me. *BOSTWICK HAWLEY. D.D. , (See Record of Gi^aduates, No. 72.)-, JOHN WESLEY LINDSAY. D.D. (See Record 'of Graduates, No. 127.) ♦LORENZO .ROCKWOOD THAYER. JD.D., , >(See Ilecprd of Graduates, No. 1^2.) t . i .1 . *ENOCH LEWIS FANCHER. LL.D.. Born 1817, in Dutchess County, N. Y. 83b HONORARY ALUMNI. [1863-64. Joined New York Conference, M. E. Church, 1836. Practised law in New York, N. Y. Judge of the Supreme Court of New York, 1872-74. Judge of the Court of Arbitration of Ne* York, 1874-82. Membeif, Board of Managers, Missionary Society of the M. E. Church, for fifty-one years. President, American Bible Society, 1885-1900. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1880. Author: Address on Laws Relating to Religious Corporations in the State of New York. Died igoo, New York, N. Y. 1864. FREDERICK WILLIAM CORLISS. M.A.*- — B.A., Union Col- lege, 1861; M.A., Union, 1864, and (Hon.) Yale College, 1864; LL.D., Iowa Polytechnic School, 1876. Born 1834, Greenwich, N. Y. Professor of Rhetoric and Belles-Lettres, Iowa Central University, 1864-82. Superintendent of public ^chools, Des Moines, lowd; 1865-69. Founder and President of Iowa Polytechnic School, ' Des Moines, 1872-77. President and Professor of Political Economy, Rock River University, 111.,' 1882. ' '. Address: 'St. Brides, Norfolk County, Va. ♦GEORGE LANSING TAYLOR. M.A.* (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1861.) ♦BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, COCKER. M.A. D.D., Indiana Asbury (now De Pauw) University, 1870; LL.D., Victoria College, Canada, 1876. Born 1821, in England. , ' • Methodist Episcopal minister, Detroit Conference, 1857^64. Pro- fessor of Moral arid Mental Philosophy, University of Michigan, 1869-81 ; Professor of Psychology and the Philosophy . bf Religion, 1881-83. Author: Christianity .and Greek Philosophy; Theistic Con- ception of the World; Studenfs Hand-book of Philpsophy. Died April, 8,, 1883, Ann Arbor, Mich. , ♦CHARLES NELSON SMITH. M.A. Born 1816, Brookfield, Vt. Methodist Episcopal minister. New Hampshire and New England Conferences, 1^842-99. Died April 13, 1899, Maiden, Mass. ♦LORENZO WHITE. M.A. , ; (See Record of Non^Graduates, class of 1851.) ♦ROBERT ALLYN. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 144.) ♦ISAAC WILLIAM WILEY. D.D. M.D., New York Univer- sity, 1851; M.A., Dickinson College, 1858; LL.D., Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versity, 1879. Born March 29, 1825, LewistQwji, Pa. Practised medicine in Pottsville, Pa., ,i84]6t49.-,. Methodist Episcopal minister, Philadelphia and- New Jersey Conferences, 1849-58. Mis- sionary to China, 1850-54. Principal of Pennington Seminary, N. J., 1858-63. Editor, of The Ladies' Repository, 186^-72. .'E.\e:ztf:A Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1872. Author':' The Fallen 'Mis- sionaries of F 00. Chow (1857) ; The Religion t)f the^ Family (1871) ; China, and', Japan (1878), ptc. Died November 22, ;i884, Foochow, China. 831 1864-66.] HONORARY ALUMNI. ♦GEORGE THOMPSON. LL.D. Born i8p4, Liverpool, England. ' Lecturing agent for the London Anti-Slavery Spciety, 1831. Visited the tJnited States to aid in the abolition of slavery, 1834-35. Engaged in various reforms in England and India, 1835-78. Promitient in preventing the recognition of the independence of, the Southern Con- iederacy by the British Government. Died 1878. t865. ♦GEORGE PRENTICE. M.A. ' (See Record of Members of the Faculty, not Graduates of Wes- leyan.) ♦LUDWIG SIGISMUND JACOBY. D.D. Born 1813, Old Stre- Htz, Mecklenburg, Germany. _ ^ Methodist Episcopal minister, Missouri Conference; founded Ger- man missions in St. Louis, Mo., 1841-49. Missionary to Germany and Switzerland ; superintendent and president of Germany and Sv^itzer- land Mission Conference several times, 1849-72. Director of Bremen Mission Institute, 1860-69. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1872. In the ministry. Southwestern (St. Louis) German Con- ference, 1872-74. Died 1874, St. Lduis, Mo. i866. HENRY ANSON BUTTZ. M.A.* B.A., College of New Jersey (now . Princeton University), 1858; M.A., College of New Jersey, i86l; D.D., College of New Jersey, 1875 ; LL.D., Dickinson College, 1885. Born 183s, Middle Smithfield, Pa. Methodist Episcopal minister, Newark Conference, 1858-70. Adjunct Professor of Greek and Hebrew, Drew Theological Seminary, 1868-70; Professor of New Testament Greek and Exegesis, 1870-80; President, 1880—-. Address: Madison^ N. J. NELSON SIMMONS COBLEIGH. M.A.^ ^B.A., McKendree College, 1862; M.A., McKendree, 1865, and (Hon.) Yale College, 1865. Born June 29, 1845, Wilbraham, Mass. Editor of The Cleveland Daily Leader, 1868-69. City editor, Cleve- land Daily Plain Dealer, 1869-88; associate editor, 1888-90. Cleveland correspondent for the Western Associated Press, 1880-90, On the editorial staff of The New York World, 1890 ; foreign editor, 1893 • Address : 340 Lafayette Ave., Brookljm, N. Y. ♦GEORGE INGRAHAM SENEY. M.A.^ (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1845.) LUTHER TRACY TOWNSEND. M.A.^ B.A., Dartmouth College, 1859; B.D., Andover Theological Seminary. 1862; D.D., Dart- mouth, 1871,. Born September 27, 1838, Orono, Me. Adjutant, i6th N., H, Volunteers, 1862-63. Methodist Episcopal minister, New England Conference, 1864-70. Professor of Exegetical ^32 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1866. Theology, Boston University, 1868-70; Professor of Historical Theo- logy, 1870-72; Professor of Practical Theology, 1872-^3; Professor Emeritus, 1893 . Delegate to Ecumenical Methodist Conference, London, England, 1881. Dean of the Chautauqua School of Theology, 1882-85. Author : Credo; God-Man; The Fate of Republics, etc. Address: "Kenilworth," Brookline, Mass. *JAMES MIDWINTER FREEMAN. M.A. D.D., Mount Union College, 1875. Born 1827, New York, N. Y. Methodist Episcopal minister. New Jersey and Newark Conferences, 1850-72. Assistant editor of Sunday-school and tract publications, and assistant corresponding secretary of Sunday-School Union and Tract Society, M. E. Church, 1872-82. Author : Bible Manners and Customs; A Short History of the English Bible; Robin Ranger's Library, etc. Died February 27, 1900, Morristown, N. J. ♦RALPH GUERNSEY HIBBARD. M.A. (See Record of Members of the Faculty, not Graduates of Wes- leyan.) ♦HENRY OSCAR HOUGHTON. MA.-^ — B.A., University of Vermont, 1846. Bom April 30, 1823, Sutton, Vt. Engaged in book printing and book publishing; firm, Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1849-95. Mayor of Cambridge, Mass., 1872. Died August 23, 1895, North Andover, Mass. ♦CHARLES CARTER NORTH. M.A. Born 1819, WaUon, N. Y. In business in Alabama and Mississippi, 1838-46; New York, N. Y., 1846-77. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1864-90; president of the Board, 1871-77. Died 1890. ♦WILLIAM HENRY OLIN. . M.A. D.D., Syracuse University, 1878. Born 1822, Laurens, N. Y. Practised law, 1844-51. Methodist Episcopal minister, Oneida and Wyoming Conferences, 1851-89. Member of New York Assembly. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1860-88, eight sessions. Trustee of Syracuse University, 1872-90. Died September 16, 1889, ■Dexter, Mich. ♦GEORGE THOMAS PERKS. M.A. Born 1819, Madeley, Eng- land. Engaged in the work of the ministry, British Wesleyan Methodist Conference, 1840-77. Foreign missionary secretary,- 1867. President of the conference, 1873. Died 1877, Rotherham, England. SMITH HARRISON PLATT. M.A. Born December 14, 1829, New Milford, Conn. , Methodist Episcopal minister. New York East Conference, 1850-84. Superannuated, 1884 . Author : The Gift of Power; The Power of Grace; The Philosophy of Christian Holiness, etc. Editor: The Con- necticut Temperance Journal (1866) ; The Whispers of Peace (1882). Address : Southern Pines, N. C. (winter) ; ' 182 Sumner Ave., Springfield, Mass. (summer). 833 1866-67.] HONORARY ALUMNI. JOSEPH SHORTLIDGE. M.A. Born 1832, New Garden, Pa. Principal of Putnam Academy, N. Y., 1857; Fairville Institute, Pa,, 1861-62 ; Maplewood Institute, Pa., 1862-80. President of Pennsylvania State College, 1880-81. Principal of Maplewood Institute, 1881 . Address : Concordville, Pa. ♦ROBERT LAURENSON DASHIELL. D.D. B.A., Dickinson College, 1846; M.A., Dickinson, 1849; D.D., Rutgers College, 1866. Born June 25, 1825, Salisbury, Md. Taught in Baltimore, Md., 1846-48. Methodist Episcopal minister, Baltimore and Newark Conferences, 1848-68. President of Dickinson College, 1868-72. Corresponding secretary, Missionary Society of the M. E. Church, 1872-80. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1872, 'y6. Died March 8, 1880, Newark, N. J. *WILLARD MARTIN RICE. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 56.) *THOMAS JEFFERSON THOMPSON. D.D. Born i8o3> Dor- chester County, Md. Methodist Episcopal minister, Philadelphia,, New Jersey, and Wil- mington Conferences, 1826-74. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1844-72, eight sessions. Died 1874, Wilmington, Del. *JAMES HADLEY. LL.D. B.A., Yale College, 1842; M.A., Yale, 1845. Born March 30, 1821, Fairfield, N. Y. Tutor in Middlebury College, 1844-45. Tutor in Yale College, 184S-48; Assistant Professor of Greek, 1848-51 ; Professor, 1851-72. Author: Gree}i. Grammar (1S60) ; Roman Law (1873); Philological and Critical Essays (1873). Died November 14, 1872, New Haven, Conn. 1867. ♦STEPHEN LIVINGSTON BALDWIN. M.A. D.D., 1878, and Rutgers College, 1880. Born January 11, 183S, Somerville, N. J. Methodist Episcopal minister, Newark, Foochow, and New Eng- land Conferences; missionary to China, 1858-80. Editor of The Chinese Recorder, 1867-70. Superintendent of Foochow Mission, China, 1872-77, Recording secretary, Missionary Society, M. E. Church, 1888-1902. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church; 1880, '96; Ecumenical Conference, London, England, 1881. Translator of Judges, Proverbs, and Daniel, and The Discipline into Chinese. Died July 28, 1902, Brooklyn, N. Y. ♦HARVEY HOLMES GREGORY. M.A- M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1853. Born October 2, 1829, Modena, N. Y. Practised medicine in New York and Harlem, N. Y., 1853-77. Died May I, 1877, New York, N. Y. ♦MORRIS D'CAMP CRAWFORD. D.D. (See Record of Honorary Alumni, 1853.) 834 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1867-68. ♦THEODORE RUNYON. LL.D. B.A., Yale College, 1842; M.A., Yale, 1862; LL.D., Rutgers College, 187S, and Yale, 1882. Born October 23, .1822, Somerville, N. J. Practised law, 1846-73.. Brigadier general and major general of New Jersey militia, 1857-73. Brigadier general of New Jersey troops in U. S. service, 1861. Mayor of Newark, N. J., 1864-65. Chancellor of New Jersey, 1873-87. U. S. ambassador plenipotentiary to Ger- many. Died January 22, 1896, Berlin, Germany. ♦DANIEL DENISON WHEDON. LL.D. (See Record of Members of the Faculty, not Graduates of Wes- leyan.) ♦ALEXANDER WINCHELL. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 329.) 1868. ♦EDWIN WALTER HALL. M.A.* B.A., Genesee College (now Syracuse University), 1863; M.A., Syracuse, 1866. Born 1838, Water- town, N. Y. Principal of High School, Watertown, N. Y., 1863-64. President, Greenville Female College, Ky., 1864-69; Chaddock College, 111., 1869-78. Principal of Cazenovia Seminary, N. Y., 1878-80. Died February 27, 1889, Greenville, Ky. - ♦HOBART BERRIAN. M.A, Deceased: date of death unknown. ALLAN CRAWFORD. M.A. M.D., Victoria University. Canada, 1870. Born 1838, in Scotland. Principal of Newbury School, Ont., Canada, 1858-67; Yorkville School, Toronto, Ont., Canada, 1867-70. Licentiate, College of Physi- cians and Surgeons, Ont., Canada, 1870. Practising medicine, 1870- . Address : unknown. ♦LEONARD PICKERING FROST. M.A. Born 1817, Barre, Vt. Taught thirty-eight years in Massachusetts. Principal of Waltham High School, Mass., 1849-72. Superintendent of schools, Montague, Mass., 1873-75. Died 1896. DELAY AN CLARENCE SCOVILLE. M.A. LL.B., Columbia College, 1876. Born August 14, 1842, Twin, N. Y. Taught, 1862-69. Superintendent of Bay City public schools, Mich., 1869-74. Practised law, 1874-82. President of New York Educational Society, 1879-82.. Retired, 1882. Address: 150 West 126th St., New York, N. Y. ♦JAMES ELIJAH LATIMER. D.D.. (See Record of Graduates, No. 344.) ♦BRADFORD KINNEY PEIRCE. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 164.) 835 1868-69.] HONORARY ALUMNI. *MARVIN RICHARDSON. D.D. Born 1789, Stephentown, N. Y. Methodist Episcopal minister, New York Conference, 1809-54. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1820-52, nine sessions. Died 1876, Poughkeepsiei N. Y. . DANIEL STEELE. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 352.) ♦WILLIAM CLAFLIN. LL.D. -LL.D., Harvard University, 1869. Born March 6, 1818, Milford, Mass, Member of Mass. House of Representatives, 1849-52; Mass. Senate, i860, '61. Governor of Massachusetts, 1869-71. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1872. Member of Congress, 1877-81. Chair- man, Republican National Executive Committee, 1868-72. Died 190S. ♦GEORGE PAYN QUACKENBOS. LL.D. B.A., Columbia Col- lege, 1843; M.A., Columbia, 1846. Born 1826, New York, N. Y. Editor of The Literary American,. 1848-50. Principal of the Col- legiate School, New York, N. Y., 1857-66. Author: Appleton's Series of Arithmetics; Rhetoric; History of the United States; various other school-books. Editor: Spier's and Surenne's French Dictionary. American editor: Bain's Rhetoric and Lockyer's Astronomy. Died ■1881, New London, N. H. J869. JAMES MONROE BUCKLEY. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of i860.) JOHN BAIITLIT FOOTE. M.A.-— B.D... Methodist General Bibli- cal Institute, 1850 ; M.A., Genesee College (now Syracuse University), 1869 ; D.D., Syracuse, 1896. Born July i, 1826, Martinsburg, N. Y. Methodist Episcopal minister. Black River and Central New York Conferences, 1851-94. Supefanaiiated, 1894 . Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1864. Address : 910 Harrison St., Syracuse, N. Y. *ISAIAH DAWSON KING. M.A. Born 1828, Pemberton, N. J. Methodist Episcopal minister. New Jersey Conference, 1854-73. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1872. Died 1874, Red- bank, N. J. ♦HEBRON VINCENT, M.A. Born 1805, Edgartown, Mass. Methodist Episcopal minister. New England and Proyidence Con- ferences, 1832-35, 1842-47. Register of Probate Court, Dukes County, Mass., 1852-90. Member of Mass. Board of Agriculture, 1874-80. Died February 13, 1890, Edgartown, Mass. EZRA D WINSLOW. M.A. Methodist Episcopal minister. New England Conference, 1860-72. Editor of The Buenos Aires Herald, S. A., 1880. Address : Buenos Aires, S. A. 836 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1869-70. ♦EBEN TOURJEE. Mus.D. Born June i, 1834, Warwick, R. I. Instructor in Sacred Music, Boston University, 1872-74; Professor of the Theory and Practice of Sacred Music, aiid Dean of the School of Music, 1874-91. Established a Conservatory of Music, Providence, R. I., 1864. Director, New England Conservatory of Music, Boston, Mass., 1867-91. Joint musical editor : Methodist Hymnal. Died April 12, 1891, Boston, Mass. ♦DANIEL AVERY WHEDON. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 268.) ♦ROBERT CARTER PITMAN. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 264.) 1870. ♦DANIEL DREW CHAMBERLAIN. M.A.* B.A., New York University, 1861. Born May 20, ' 1839, New York, N. Y. Broker. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1865-80. Died 1907. *HORTON GEORGE MILLER. M.A.* B.A., Madison (now Colgate) University, 1867. Born August 29, 1834, Wolcott, N. Y. Principal of Wilson Collegiate Institute, N. Y., 1867-68; Macedon Academy, N. Y., 1869-71. Methodist Episcopal minister. Northern New York, Kansas, and Northwest Kansas Conferences, 1871-84. Superannuated, 1884. Died August 8, 1886, Smith Center, Kans. *JONAS ORAMEL PECK. M.A.* B.A., Amherst College, 1862; D.D., Lawrence College, 1874. Born September 6, 1836, Groton, Vt Methodist Episcopal minister. New England, Rock River, Baltimore, and New York East Conferences, 1860-88. Corresponding secretary, Missionary Society, M. E. Church, 1888-94. Died May 18, 1894, Brook- lyn,- N. Y. ♦WILLIAM HARMON NILES. M.A. B.S., Harvard Univer- sity, 1866; Ph.B., Yale College, ;i867; LL.D., Temple College, 1903. Born May 18, 1838, Northampton, Mass. Professor of Physical Geology and Geography, Mass. Institute of Technology, 1871-79 ; Professor of Greology and Geography, 1879-1902 ; Professor Emeritus, 1902 . Lecturer, Wellesley College, 1882-88; Professor of Geology, 1888 Public lecturer on geological and geographical subjects, 1867-90. Professor of Geology, Boston Uni- versity, 187s . Died September 13, 1910, Cambridge, Mass. MILTON SPENSER TERRY. M.A. D.D., 1879; LL.D., North- western University, 1895. Born February 22, 1840, Coeymans, N. Y. Methodist Episcopal minister. New York Conference, 1863-84. Pro- fessor of Christian Doctrine, Garrett Biblical Institute, i88S . Commentator on the historical books (Joshua to Esther) of Whedon's Commentary on the Old Testament. , Address : 1812 Hinman Ave., Evanston, 111. ♦WILLIAM TALLMAN WORTH. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of i860.) 837 1870-71.] HONORARY ALUMNI. ♦WILLIAM ANTLIFF. D.D. Born 1813, Carmton, England. Engaged in the work of the ministry, Primitive Methodist Church of England, 1830^62. Primitive Methodist editor in London, 1862-67. Principal of Primitive Methodist Theological Institute, Sunderland, England, 1867-81. Superannuated, 1881. Died December 6, 1884. Pres- ton, Lancashire, England. *NATHANIEL JUDSON BURTON. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 389.) *CYRUS DAVID FOSS. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 481.) ♦EDWARD RICHARD SPRIGG CANBY. LL.D. Born 1817, in Kentucky. Graduated from U. S. Military Academy, West Point, N. Y., 1839. Assistant adjutant general. Pacific Division, U. S. Army, i849-Si- In command during. the Civil War, 1861-65. Major general, U. S; Army, 1864; brigadier general, 1865. In command of Gulf and Washington departments, 1865-67. In command of Columbia River Department, 1869-73. Killed by the Modoc, Chief Jack, 1873. J87I. ♦THOMAS WETMORE BISHOP. M.A.* B.A., Harvard Uni- versity, 1863; M.A., Harvard, 1866. Born August 27, 1840, Boston, Mass. Studied in Andover Theological Seminary, 1863-66. Methodist Epis- copal minister. New England Conference, 1868-1910. Registrar of Boston University, 1882-83. Died January 8, 1910, Auburndale, Mass. ♦RALPH HUNT. M.A.^ B.A., Genesee College (now Syracuse University), 1868; M.A., Genesee, 1871. Born July 19, 1840, St. Armand, Que., Canada. Principal of Trumansburg Academy, N. Y., 1868-69; Red Creek Semiiiary, N. Y., 1869-70. Taught in Fairfield, N. Y., 1870-71; Caze- novia Seminary, N. Y., 1871-78. Principal of Atchison High School; Kans., 1879-80. Superintendent of White Cloud schools, Kans., 1880-81. Practised law in Chicago, 111., 1881-1903. Died March 7, 1903. Federalsburg, Md. HENRY THOMPSON PEIRCE. M.A.^ B.A., Amherst Col- lege, 1866 ; , M.D., Columbia University, 1870. Born September 13, 1844, Roxbury, Mass. Practising me.dicihe, New York, N. Y., 1870 . Address : 272 Lenox Ave., New York, N. Y. ♦FRANCIS JAMES WAGNER. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1863.) ♦JOHN ALFRED METCALF CHAPMAN. D.D. M.A., Colby University, 1869. Born 1829, Greenland, N. H. Methodist Episcopal minister. Providence, New England, and New York Conferences, 1854-1905. Died September 2, 1905. 838 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1871-72. ♦JOHN HANSON TWOMBLY. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 227.) GEORGE GREENWOOD REYNOLDS. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 166.) *JOHN DANIEL RUNKLE. LL.D. B.S., Harvard University, 18S1; M.A. (Hon.), Harvard, 1851; Ph.D. (Hon.), Hamilton College, 1869. Born October 11, 1822, Root, N. Y. Editor of The Mathematical Monthly, 1859-61. Professor, and Pro- fessor Emeritus, of Mathematics, Mass. Institute of Technology, 1875-1902; President, 1870-78. Died July 8, 1902, Southwest Harbor, Me. ♦MATTHEW SIMPSON. LL.D. (See Record of Honorary Alumni, 1841.) 1872. ♦JOSEPH EASTMAN. M.A.* B.A., Dartmouth College, 1850; M.A., Dartmouth, 1853. Born March 9, 1826, Sandov\rn, N. H. Principal of Kingston Academy, N. H., 1850-53; Exeter High School, N. H., 1853-55;, Southampton Barnard School, N. H., 1858-59. Taught in East Greenwich Academy, R. I., 1859-81. Died December 27, 1881, East Greenwich, R. I. JOHN GREENLEAF OAKLEY. M.A ♦ B.A., New York Uni- versity, 1869; M.A., New York University, 1872; Ph.D., Syracuse University, 1881 ; D.D., Grant University, ,1889. Born May 17, 1843, Verbank, N. Y. Taught in Saugerties Academy, N. Y., 1862-63. Methodist Episcopal minister, New York Conference, 1864 . Address : 30 Kinderhook St., Chatham, N. Y. ♦DAVID AUSTIN DABOLL. M.A. Born 1813, Groton, Conn. Member of Conn. House of Representatives, 1846, 1847-71 ; Conn. Senate, 1873. Joint author : Daboll's New Arithmetic. Editor : The New England Almanac, 1864-95. Died July 8, 1895, Center Groton, Conn. ♦JOHN DICKINSON. M.A. Born July 18, 183S, Philadelphia, Pa. Methodist Episcopal minister, California Conference, 1860-63. Pro- fessor of Mathematics, University of the Pacific, Cal., 1863-64. Again in the ministry. New York East Conference, 1867-85. Professor of Geology, Lawrence College, 1885-86. Professor of Mathematics and Natural Science, University of Southern California, 1886-89. Super- annuated, 1889, Died February i, 1899, Los Angeles, Cal. ♦DANIEL RICHARDS. M.A. Born 1818, Newton, Mass. Methodist Episcopal minister. New England Conference, 1842-1906. Died August, 1906. ANDREW ELY WARNER. M.A. (See" Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1864.) 839 1872-73.] HONORARY ALUMNI. ♦CHARLES FREDERICK ALLEN. D.D. B.A., Bowdoiti' Col- lege, 1839; D.D., Bowdoin, 1872: Born January 28, 1816, Norridge- wock, Me. Methodist Episcopal minister, Maine and East Maine Conferences, 1843-71. President of Maine State College,' 1*871-79. Again in the ministry, Maine Conference, 1880-99. Member of Committee on Revision of the Methodist Hymnal, 1876-77. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1864, '68. Chaplain, Maine Legislature, 1850-51. Trustee of Bowdoin College and Kents Hill Seminary. Died February 9, 1899, Portland, Me. ♦JOHN WESLEY BEACH. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 253.) ♦JONATHAN KELSEY BURR. D.D, (See Record of Graduates, No. 254.) ♦THEODORE SANDFORD DOOLITTLE. D.D. B.A., Rut- gers College, 1859; M.A., Rutgers, 1862; B.D., Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church, 1862; LL;D., Union College, 1891. Born 1837, Ovid, N. Y. Engaged in the work of the ministry, Reformed Church, Flatlands, N. Y., 1862-64. Professor of Rhetoric, Logic, and Mental Philosophy, Rutgers College, 1864-93; Acting President, 1890-91; Vice President, 1891-93. Associate editor of The Christian at Work, 1873-93. Died April 19, 1893, New Brunswick, N. J. ♦DAVID SHERMAN. D.D. Born June 17, 1822, New Lebanon, N. Y. ■ Methodist Episcopal minister, New England Conference, 1843-92. Superannuated, 1892. Editor of The New England Methodist, 1880-81. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1864, '68, '72. Author : History of the Discipline (1873) ; Sketches of New England Divines (1879). Died August 14, 1897, Brookline, Mass. MICAH JONES TALBOT. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 226.) t873. VARNUM AUGUSTUS COOPER. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1863.) ♦OTIS T HALL. M.A. Deceased; date of death unknown. ♦RICHARD HARCOURT. M.A. B.D., Methodist General Biblical Institute, 1864; D.D., Gale College, 1882. Born 1840, in Ireland. Methodist Episcopal minister, Newark, California, Baltimore, and Philadelphia Conferences, 1864. Retired from active work ; contributed to the press. Author: Opir Country's Future (1865); Travels in Europe (1866) ; Catholicism in the United States (1880), etc. Editor: The Pulpit and the Pew; The Home and Church Exponent. Died 1911. ' 840 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1873-74. THOMAS DALE LITTLEWOOD. M.A. Bom 1829, ShefiSeld, Yorkshire England. Methodist Episcopal minister. New York East Conference, 1854-93. Supernumerary, 1893-95. Superannuated, 1895 . Address: 11 Fairview Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. *ALBERT SANFORD HUNT. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 422.) *ORLANDO HINDS JASPER. D.D. B.D., Methodist General Biblical Institute, 1849. Bom February 24 1820, Minot, Me. Methodist Episcopal minister. New Hampshire Conference, 1849-87. Supernumerary, 1887. Superannuated, 1894. Delegate to General Con- ference, M. E. Church, i860, '68. Died April 25, 1895, Tilton, N. H. *GEORGE FREDERICK KETTELL. D.D. Bom May 18, 1817. Boston, Mass. Methodist Episcopal minister, New York and Philadelphia Confer- ences, 1843-53, 1858-66. U. S. consul. Grand Duchy of Baden, Germany, 1866-69. Again in the ministry. New York East Conference, 1869-83. Died March 19, 1883, Brooklyn, N. Y. ♦ANDREW McKEOWN. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 424.) ♦JAMES PIKE. D.D. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1842.) J874. LEROY SUMNER STOWE. M.A.* (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1870.) ♦JUSTIN SPAULDING BARROWS. M.A. (See Record of Graduates, No. 476.) ♦FREDERICK WILLIAM BRIGGS. M.A. Bora 1821, Kingston- upon-Hull, England. Engaged in the work of the ministry, British Wesleyan Methodist Conference, 1845-82. Author: Pentecost and the Founding of the Church (1861) ; Missions, Apostolic and Modern (1864) ; Bishop Asbury, etc. Died 1892. ABNER ERASTUS LASHER. M.A. Bom 1845, in New York State. Principal of Baldwinsville Academy, N. Y., 1867-76; Rocky Moun- tain Seminary, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1876-77; Napa Collegiate Institute, Cal., 1877-87. Mining promoter, Spokane, Wash., and San Francisco, Cal., 1^7 . Address: San Francisco, Cal. ♦DANIEL DORCHESTER. D.D. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1847.) 841 1874-75.] HONORARY ALUMNI. ♦WILLIAM XAVIER NINDE. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 520.) *CYRUS STONE. D.D. B.A., Bowdoin College, i8S7 ; M.A., Bowdoin, i860; B.D., Bangor Theological Seminary, 1863. Born 1837, Jay, Me. Tutor in Greek, Bowdoin Cbllege, 1860-62. Methodist Episcopal minister. East Maine and Maine Conferences, 1863-89. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1876. Died February 7, 1889, Hallowell, Me. WILLIAM FAIRFIELD WARREN. LL.D. (See Recoi-d of Graduates, No. 472.) J 875, *WESLEY REID DAVIS. M.A. Born January 14, 1847, Carroll County, Md. Methodist Episcopal minister, Baltimore and New England Con- ferences, 1865-79. Pastor of the Church of the Disciples (Congrega- tional), Madison Ave., New York, N. Y., 1879-82; Madison Avenue Reformed Church, Albany, N. Y., 1882-88; Reformed Church, The Heights, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1888-93. Died January 26, 1905, Winchester, Va. ♦CHARLES MORTIMER GIFFIN. M.A. LL.B., Cincinnati Law School, 1861. Born October 4, 1841, Milford, Ohio. Methodist Episcopal minister, Cincinnati and New York East Con- ferences, 1862-77. Pastor of St. John's Independent Methodist Church, Baltimore, Md., 1877-86. Again 'in tlie ministry, Kentucky, New York East, Wyoming, and New Jersey Conferences,- .1886-1909. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1904; Ecumenical Conference, London, England, 1881. Died April 20, 1909, Brooklsm, N. Y. ROBERT RODEN MEREDITH. M.A. Born 1838, in Ireland. Captain, Co. B, lS3d N. Y. Volunteers, 1862-64. Methodist Epis- copal minister, Troy, Newark, Cincinnati, and New England Confer- ences, 1864-78. Pastor of Phillips (Congregational) Church, South Boston, Mass., 1878-82. Address : Pasadena, Cal. ♦CHARLES HENRY FOWLER. LL.D. B.A., Genesee College (now Syracuse University), l8S9; B.D., Garrett Biblical Institute, 1861; M.A., Genesee College, 1862; D.D., Garrett Biblical Institute, 1867; LL.D., Syracuse University, 1878. Born 1837, Burford, Ont., Canada. Methodist Episcopal minister, Rock River Conference, 1862-72. President of Northwestern Uniyersity, 1872-76. Editor of The Chris- tian Advocate, 1876-80. Corresponding secretary, Missionary Society of the M. E. Church, 1880-84. Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1884-1908. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1872, '76, '80. Author: The Fallacies of Colenso' Reviewed. Editor (in part) : Home and Health and Home Economics. Died March 20, 1908. HONORARY ALUMNI. [1876-77. 1876. JAMES BUCKLEY FAULKS. M.A. B.D., Methodist General Biblical Institute, 1859. Born February 18, 1838, Elizabeth, N. J. Methodist Episcopal minister, New Hampshire and Newark Confer- ences, 1858^1909. Supernumerary, 1909. Delegate to General Confer- ence, M. E. Church, 1880, '92. Address : Box 292, Chatham, N. J. FRANKLIN GERRISH MORRIS. M.A. Born November 19, 1841, East Salisbury, Mass. Methodist Episcopal minister, New England Conference, 1865-82. Engaged in shorthand reporting, 1882-1908. Engaged in photography, the preparation of lantern Slides, etc., 1908 . Member of Mass. House of Representatives, , l8^S- Address : 25 Graves Ave., Northampton, Mass. ADDISON BROWN POLAND. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1872.) JAMES MONROE BUCKLEY. D.D. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of i860.) *LEWIS ROMAINE DUNN. D.D. Born 1822, New Brunswick, N- J- . Methodist Episcopal minister. New Jersey and Newark Conferences, 1841-98. Author : Holiness to the Lord; The Angels of God, etc. Died August 6, 1898, East Orange, N. J. ♦WILLIAM RICE. D.D. (See Record of Honorary Alumni, 1853.) ♦CHARLES AUGUSTUS YOUNG. LL.D. B.A., Dartmouth College, 1853; M.A., Dartmouth, 1856; Ph.D., University of Pennsyl- vania, 1870, and Hamilton College, 1871 ; LL.D., Columbia University, 1887, and Western Reserve University, 1893; M.A. (Hon.), Princeton yniversity, 1896. Born December 15, 1834, Hanover, N. H. Professor pf Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, and Astronomy, Western Reserve University, 1857-66. Professor of Natural Philo- sophy and Astronomy, Dartmouth College, 1866-77. Professor of Astronomy, College of New Jersey (now Princeton University), 1877- 1907. Died 1907. J877. JOHN WILLIAM HAMILTON. M.A.* B.A., Mount Union College, 1865; S.T.B., Boston University, 1871; D.D., Baker Uni- versity, 1880. Born March 18, 1845, Weston, Va. Methodist Episcopal minister, Pittsburg and New England Confer- ences, 1868-92. Founder, and for nine years pastor, of the People's Church, Boston, Mass. Corresponding secretary, Freedmen's Aid and Southern Education Society, M. E. Church, 1892-1900. Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1900 . Delegate to General Confer- 843 1877-78.] HONORARY ALUMNI. ence, M. E. Church, 1884, '88, '92,^ '96, 1900. Delegate to Methodist Ecumenical Conference, 1891. Editor: The Christian Educator, 1892- 1900. Address : 36 Bromfield St., Boston, Mass. JAMES CAREY SHEFFIELD. M.A.* B.A., College of the City of New York, 1869; LL.B., Columbia University, 1871. Born February 24, 1848, Hartford, Conn. Practised law, 1871-95. Address : Lyons, N. Y. JOHN RANSOM BUCK. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1862.) *MERRITT HULBURD. M.A. M.A. (Hon.), University of Vermont, 1881; S.T.D., New York Unive|-sity, 1887. Born October IS, 1842, Monkton, Vt. Methodist Episcopal minister, Troy, New England, Minnesota, New York, Philadelphia, and Wilmington Conferences, 1861-96. Died Octo- ber 10, 1896, Wilmington, Del. *JAMES ROBINSON MOORE. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1863.) ♦DAVID COPELAND. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 508.) *LORANUS CROWELL. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 118.) *JAMES MARCUS KING. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 723.) ♦ALBERT DOUGHTY VAIL. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 575.) ♦EDWARD RAYMOND AMES. LL.D. Bom 1806, Amesville, Ohio. Principal of Lebanon Seminary (now McKendree College), III., 1828-30. Methodist Episcopal minister, Illinois Conference, 1830-40. Corresponding secretary, Missionary Society, M. E. Church, 1840-44, Again in the ministry^ ' Indiana Conference, 1844-52. Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1852-79. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1840, '44, '52. Died 1879, Baltimore, Md. J 878. ♦GAYBERT BARNES. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1869.) WILLIAM HENRY RUSSELL. M.A. Born 1825, New York, N. Y. Methodist Episcopal minister, New York East Conference, 1851-92. Superannuated, 1892. Address : Ocean Grove, N. J. 844 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1878-80. ♦HIRAM CHARLES SEXTON. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of i860.) ♦STEPHEN LIVINGSTON BALDWIN. D.D. (See Record of Honorary Alumni, 1867.) ♦WILLIAM SPRAGUE STUDLEY. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 404.) 1879. WILLIAM CRAWFORD WILSON. M.A.* B.A., Dickinson College, 1873; M.A., Trinity College, Conn., 1878; B.D., General Theological Seminary, 1879. Born July 14, 184S, in Ireland. Protestant Episcopal minister, 1878-79. Methodist Episcopal minister, New York East Conference, 1879 . Address : 100 Ross St., Brooklyn, N. Y. WILLARD SPENCER ALLEN. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1864.) ♦ABRAHAM AVERY. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1848.) ARTHUR COLLINS MACLAY. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1873.) ♦EPHRAIM BOYLE HARPER. D.D. M.A., Victoria College, Canada, 1859. Born 1819, North Burgess, Ont., Canada. Engaged in the work of the ministry, Wesleyan Methodist Church of Canada, 1841-92. Died 1902. MILTON SPENSER TERRY. D.D. (See Record of Honorary Alumni, 1870.) ♦CHARLES BARTLETT ANDREWS. LL.D. B.A., Amherst College, 1858; LL.D., Yale University, 1893, and Amherst, 1895. Born November 4, 1834, Sunderland, Mass. Member .of Conn. Senate, 1868-69; Conn. House of Representatives, 1878. Governor of Connecticut, 1879-81. Judge of the Superior Court of Connecticut, 1882-89. Chief justice. Supreme Court of Connecticut, 1889-1901. Died 1902, Litchfield,- Conn. 1880. ♦NATHANIEL CLARK HUSTED. M.A.-^M.D., New York Uni- versity, 1850. Born 1825, North Greenwich,. Conn. Practised medicine, 1850-91. 'Surgeon to the N. Y. State troops, 1864-65. Died November 19, 1891, Tarrytown, N. Y. ♦LAURENCE JOHNSON. M.A. M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medi- cal College, 1868. Born June 7, 184S, South Butler, N. Y. 84s 1880-82.] HONORARY ALUMNI. First lieutenant, 8th U. S. Colored Artillery, 1864-65. Practised medicine, 1868-93. Librarian and trustee, N. Y. Academy of Medicine, 1877-81. Member of Committee on Revision of U. S. Pharmacopoeia, 1880. Lecturer on Medical Botany and Clinical Medicine, New York University, 1881-82. Died March 18, 1893, New York, N. Y; J88J. MARCUS WARD LYON. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, Class of 1870.) ♦JOSEPH HENRY OWENS. M.A. B.D., Methodist General Biblical Institute. Born 1838, Philadelphia, Pa. Methodist Episcopal minister, California and New England Confer- ences, 1864-76. Principal of La Grange Seminary, Ga., 1876-82. Again in the ministry. New England Conference, 1882- 1902. Died June 6, 1902. JAMES CLARKE WATSON COXE. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 7S6.) JOEL WEBSTER EATON. D.D. B.D., Methodist General Biblical Institute, 185S. Born 1831, Enosburg, Vt. Methodist Episcopal minister, Troy Conference, 1857-1905. Super- annuated, 1905. Chaplain, 169th Regiment, N. Y. Volunteers, i862'64. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1876. Address: Albany, N. Y. *DANIEL AYRES GOODSELL. D.D. B.A., New York Univer- sity, 1859; LL.D., Dickinson College, 1891. Born November 5, 1840, Newburgh, N. Y. Methodist Episcopal minister. New York East Conference, 1859-87. Literary editor of The Christian Advocate, 1880-88. Secretary, Board of Education, M. E. Church, 1887-88. Bishop of the Methocfist Epis- copal Church, 1888-1909. Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1876, '80. Died December S, 1909, New York, N. Y. ♦JAMES STRONG. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 247.) 1882. ♦WILLIAM GIFFORD PIERCE. M.A. (See Record of Graduates, No. 201.) MORRIS WATSON PRINCE. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1868.) JOHN SAMUEL. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1848.) -846 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1882-84. ROBERT PARR WHITFIELD. M.A. Born May 27, 1828, New Hartford, N. Y. First assistant curator, New York State Museum, 1871-76. Lecturer on Geology and Paleontology, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y., 1872, 1875-77; Professor of Geology and Paleontology, 1877-83- Curator, geological department, American Museum of Natural History, New York, N. Y., 1877 . Address : American Museum of Natural History, New York, N. Y. ♦JAMES NEWBURY FITZGERALD. D.D. Born 1837, Newark, N.J. Practised law in New Jersey, 1858-62. Methodist Episcopal minister, Newark Conference, 1862-80. Recording secretary. Missionary Society, M. E. Church, 1880-88. Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1888-1907. Trustee of Drew Theological Seminary, 1880-1906. Dele- gate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1880, '84. Died April 4, 1907, Hong Kong, China. CHARLES SWARTZ HARROWER. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 761.) 1883. ♦LEVERET MARSDEN HUBBARD. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1872.) GEORGE SKENE.; M.A. (See Record of Noil-Graduates, class of 1875.) *GEORGE DOUGLASS SARGEANT. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1862.) JAMES ROSCOE DAY. D.D. B.A., Bowdoin College, 1874; D.D., Dickinson College, 1883; S.T.D., Bowdoin, 1894; LL.D., North- western University, 1896, and Cornell College, 1904. Born October 17, 1845, Whitneyville, Me. Methodist Episcopal minister, Maine Conference, 1872-94. Chan- cellor of Syracuse University, 1894 . Address : Syracuse, N. Y. WILLIAM VALENTINE KELLEY. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 803.) *MILES TOBEY GRANGER. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 186.) 1884. ROSCOE LEONARD GREENE. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates; class of 1876.) GEORGE MORTIMER ROE. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1874.) 847 1884-86.] HONORARY ALUMNI. JAMES TRENCHARD SCHOCK. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1876.) 1885. *DAVID J DEAN. M.A. Born 1836, Newark, N. J. Practised law in New York, N. Y. Major in a Brooklyn regiment during the Civil War. In the corporation counsel's office, Brooklsm, N. Y. One of the two legal authorities selected to draft a charter for Greater New York. Died January 10, 1897, San Antonio, Tex. ♦GILBERT HOLMES GREGORY. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 759.) GEORGE EDWARD REED. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 901.) ♦ROBERT NEWTON YOUNG. D.D. Born June 17, 1829. Engaged in the work of the ministry, Wesleyan Methodist Church, England, 1857-81. Professor in Handsworth College, England, 1881-92. House Governor, Handon College, England, 1892-98. President, Wes- leyan Methodist Conference, 1886. Died August i, 1898. 1886. ♦WILLIAM HENRY DALLINGER. D.D. ScD., Dublin Uni- versity; D.C.L., Durham University; LL.D., Victoria College, Canada. Born July, 1841, Davenport, England. Engaged in the work of the ministry, Wesleyan Methodist Confer- ence, England. Appointed Governor of Wesley' College, Sheffield, 1880. Retired from itinerant work, 1888. Delivered the Fernley Lecture on the Creator and Creation, 1887.' Editor : Standard Edition of Carpenter's Microscope (1901). t)ied November 7, 1909, Lee, Kent, England. , - HUBBARD C FARRAR. D.D. Address: 296 Ryerson St., Brooklyn, N. Y. DANIEL CLARK KNOWLES. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 594.) LEVI LOREN SPRAGUE, D.D. ^ Taught in Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Pa., 1874-82; president, 1882 . Trustee of Syracuse University, 1883-1903. Address : Kingston, Pa. ' ♦HENRY MARTYN HARMAN. LL.D. B.A., Dickinson Col- lege, 1848 ; D.D., Dickinson, 1866/ Born March 22, 1822, Anne Arundel County, Md. Taught in Baltimore Woman's College, 1853-55. Associate principal of a private school, Baltimore, Md., 1858-68. Professor of Ancient Languages, West Virginia University, 1868-69. Traveled in Europe, Egypt, and the Holy Land, 1869-79. Professor of Ancient Languages, Dickinson College, 1870-79; of ' Greek and Hebrew, 1879-96; Pro- fessor Emeritus, 1896-97. Died July 2, 1897, Baltimore, Md. HONORARY ALUMNI. [1887. J887, STEPHEN OLIN BENTON. M.A. D.D., 1896. Born April 30, 1849, Middletown, Conn. Methodist Episcopal minister, Providence (now New England Southern) Conference, 1870-1902. Recording secretary, Board of Foreign Missions, M. E. Church, 1902 . Delegate to General Con- ference, M. E. Church, 1888, '92, '96, 1900, '04, '08; secretary, last five sessions. Secretary, New England Southern Conferences 1884-1903. Address: 150 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. . ARTHUR HAROLD FLACK. M.A. Born April is, 1858, Claver- ack, N. Y. Taught in Hudson River Institute, Claverack, N. Y., 1886-85; prin- cipal, 1885-1900. Purchasing officer. New York State Reformatory, Elmira, N. Y., 1900-06. General superintendent, offices and factory. May Manton Pattern Company, New York, N. Y., 1906— — . Address : 265 VVebster St., New Rochelle, N. Y. . ♦THOMAS TAPLEY SHORT, m'.a! Governor of Wesley College, Taunton, England. In the Protestant Episcopal ministry, Australia. Deceased; date of death unknown. WILLIAM H HUGHES. D.D. M.A., Union University, 1882. Born August 11, 1839, Albany,, N. Y. Methodist Episcopal minister, Troy Conference, 1863 . Address : Mechanicsville, N. Y. ♦HENRY LUMMIS. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 515.) EDGAR MONCENA SMITH. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 963.) PHINEAS CHAPMAN LOUNSBURY. LL.D. Born January 10, 1844, Ridgefield, Conn. Served in 17th Conn. Volunteer Infantry, during the Civil War. Member and Speaker, Conn. House of Representatives. Governor of Connecticut, 1887-89. President, Merchants' Exchange National Bank of New York, N. Y. Trustee of Wesleyain University, 1880 . Address: 257 Broadway, New York, N. Y. HENRY ORLANDO MARCY. LL.D. M.D., Harvard Univer- sity, 1864; M.A. (Hon.), Amherst College, 1870. Born June 23, 1837, Otis, Mass. Assistant surgeon, 35th U. S. Colored Troops, 1863. Medical Director of Florida, 1864-65. Practised medicine in Cambridge, Mass., 1865-69. Studied in Berlin/ London, and Edinburgh, 1869-70. Superin- tendent of a" private hospital: in Cambridge, Mass., for treatment of surgical diseases, 1880- : President, American Academy of Medi- cine, 1884; American Medical Association, 1892. Address: 180 Commonwealth Ave.; Boston, Mass. 1888-89.1 HONORARY ALUMNI. J 888, GEORGE MURRAY COLVILLE. M.A. D.D., Syracuse Univer- sity, 1890. Born December 6, 1851, Edinburgh, Scotland. Methodist Episcopal minister, Wyoming Conference, 1877-94. Pres- byterian minister, 1894 . Address: 25 North St., Binghamton, N. Y. WILLIAM HEALEY DALL. M.A. Sc.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1904. Born August 21, 1845, Boston, Mass. Studied under Louis Agassiz. On the International Telegraph Expedition to Alaska, 1865-68; U. S. Coast Survey, Alaska, 1871-84. Paleontologist, U. S. Coast Survey, 1884-1905. Honorary curator, U. S. National Museum, 1880 . Professor of Invertebrate Paleon- tology, Wagner Institute of Science, Philadelphia, Pa., 1893 . Address : Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D. C. ELIJAH ROBERTS WATSON. M.A.> Professor in the University of Southern California. Address : 467 20th St., San Diego, Cal. HERBERT FRANKLIN FISK. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 655.) EDMUND MEAD MILLS. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 983.) JAMES EMERY COCHRAN SAWYER. D.D. Methodist Episcopal minister, East Maine, Maine, New England Southern, and Troy Conferences, 1863-92, 1900 . Editor of The Northern Christian Advocate, 1892-igoo. Address: Pittsford, Vt. *JOHN RHEY THOMPSON. D.D.— B.A., Mount Union College, 1871. Born March 14 1852, North Carrollton, Ohio. Methodist Episcopal minister, Pittsburg, West Virginia, and New York East Conferences. President, .University of West Virginia. Died July 22, 1904, New York, N. Y. *G[EORGE] BROWN GOODE. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 917.) 1889/ ♦ORANGE WALTER SCOTT. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of' 1868.) FRANCIS DURBIN BLAKESLEE. D.D. B.A., Syracuse Uni- versity, 1872; M.A., Syracuse, 1875; Litt.D., Iowa Wesleyan Univer- sity, 1905. Born February i, 1846, Vestal, N. Y. Quartermaster's clerk, 1863765^ Methodist Episcopal minister, 1868, 1871-73, 1886-87. Principal, Union School, Whitney Point, N. Y., 850 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1889-90. 1869-70; East Greenwich Academy, R. I., 1873-84, 1887-99. Studied abroad, 1884-85. President, Iowa Wesleyan University, 1899-1900. Principal of Cazenovia Seminary, N. Y., igoo-08. Superintendent, Binghamton District Anti-Saloon League, 1908-^ — . Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1892. Address : Cazenovia, N. Y. ♦ENSIGN McCHESNEY. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 869.) GEORGE PRESTON MAINS. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 929.) WATSON LYMAN PHILLIPS. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 986.) WILLIAM WAUGH SMITH. LL.D. M.A., Randolph-Macon College, 1871. Born March 12, 184S, Warrenton, Va. Served in the Confederate Army, 1862-65. Principal of Bethel Acad- emy, 1871-78. Professor, Randolph-Macon College, 1878-86; President, 1886-97. Chancellor of the Randolph-Macon System of Colleges and Academies, 1897 . Address : Lynchburg, Va. 1890. TIMOTHY PRESCOTT FROST. M.A. (S^e Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1876.) ROBERT LAUDER. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduatesj class of 1867.) *EDSON WYLLYS BURR. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 648.) MORRIS WATSON PRINCE. DID. (See Record of Non-Graduates^ class of 1868.) HENRY ALANSON STARKS. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 903.) HENRY WADE ROGERS. LL.D.^— B.A., University of Michi- gan, 1874; M.A., University of Michigan, 1877, and Yale University (ad eundem), 1907. Born October 10, 1853, Holland Patent, N. Y. Admitted to the bar, 1877. Professor of Law, University of Michi- gan, 1882-85 ; Professor of Law and Roman Law, 1885-90 ; Lecturer on Domestic Relations and Criminal Law, 1890. Dean of the Law School, 1885-90. President of Northwestern University, 1890-1901. Professor of Law, Yale University, 1901 — — ; Dean of _ the Law Department, 1904 . Chairman, World's Congress on Jurisprudence and Law Reform, World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893. General chairman, Saratoga Conference on the Foreign Policy of the United States, 1898. Address : Yale Law School, Hendrie Ha;ll, New Haven, Conn. Residence : 413 Orange St., New Haven, Conn. 8SI 1891-93.] HONORARY ALUMNI. 189U *THOMAS JEFFERSON BISSELL. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 506.) GEORGE HARRISON McGREW. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 927.) JAMES MUDGE. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 806.) *ALONZO JAY EDGERTON. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 393.) J892. GEORGE PECK ECKMAN. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1884.) WILLIAM HENRY BURNS. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 841.) WILLIAM THEOPHILUS DAVISON. D.D.- B.A., London University, 1871. Born October 5, 1846, Bath, England. ' "' ' Engaged in the work of the ministry, Wesl'eyan Methodist Church, England, 1868-81. Professor of Biblical Literature and Classics, Rich- mond College, England, 1881-91 ; of Systematic Theology, Hands- worth College, 1891 — '—. Member of the Theological Faculty, London University. Author: Christian Conscience; Christian Interpretation of Life; Commentary on the Psalms, etc. Address : College House, Richmond, Surrey, England. ♦FRANCIS JAMES WAGNER. D.D. (See Record of Non-Grdduates, class of 1863.) ♦CHARLES CANDEE BALDWIN. LL.D. (See Recdrd of Graduates, No. 505.) MARTIN AUGUSTINE KNAPP. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 868.) 1893. HENRY WARD BENNETT. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 713.) CHARLES FRANCIS RICE. D.D. (See Recdrd of Graduates, No. 988.) 852 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1893-94. MARCUS LORENZO TAFT. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1028.) HENRY SMITH CARHART. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 882.) 1894, ANDREW CAMPBELL ARMSTRONG. M.A. (ad eundem). (See Record of Members of the Faculty, not Graduates of Wes- leyan,) WALTER PARKE BRADLEY; M.A. (ad eundem). (See Record of Members of the Faculty, not Graduates of Wes- leyan.) HERBERT WILLIAM CONN. ' M.A. (ad eundem). (See Record of Members of the Faculty, not Graduates of Wes- leyan.) ELBERT WESLEY GRIFFITH. M.A. Ph.B., Illihois Wesleyan University; M.A., Illinois Wesleyan; Ph.D., Illinois Wesleyan. Born l8si,.Pike, N. Y. Principal of schools in western New York for several years. Super- intendent of schools, Norwich, N. Y., 1888-98; Glens Falls, N. Y., 1898 . Address: Glens Falls, N. Y. ARTHUR SHIMMIN KNEIL. M.A. ' (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1883.) FRANK MASON NORTH. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 984.) ROBERT WILLIAM ROGERS. D.D. B.A., Johns Hopkins University, 1887; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, and University of Leipzig, 189s; LL.D., Baker University,' and Nebraska Wesleyan University, 1899. Born February 14, 1864, Philadelphia, Pa. Graduate student, Johns Hopkins U^niversity; studied in the Uni- versities of Leipzig and Berlin, Haverford College, and the University of Pennsylvania, 1887-90. Instructor in Hebrew, Haverford College, 1890. Professor of the English Bible and Semitic History, Dickinson College, 1890-92. Professor of Hebrew and Old Testament Exegesis, Drew Theological Seminary, 1893 . Non-resident Lecturer, Woman's College of Baltimore (now Goucher College), 1896^- — . Address : Madison, N. J. ELIAS BENJAMIN SANFORD. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 817.) STEPHEN HENRY OLIN. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 835.) 853 1894-96.1 HONORARY ALUMNI. ♦CARROLL DAVIDSON WRIGHT. LL.D. M.A., Tufts Col- lege, 1883; Ph.D. (Hon.), Dartmouth College, iSgi?; LL.D., Clark College and Amherst College. Born July 25, 1840, Dunbarton, N. H. Served in the Civil War, from private to colonel, 14th N. H. Volun- teers. Member of Mass. Senate, 1872-73. Chief of Mass. Bureau of Statistics of Labor, 1873-88. U. S. Commissioner of Labor, 1885-1905. Completed the Eleventh U. S. Census, 1893-97. Honorary Professor of Social Economics, Catholic University of America, 1895-1904. Pro- fessor of Statistics and Social Economics, Columbian University, 1900. Lecturer on Wage Statistics, Harvard University, 1900-01. President of Clark College, 1902-09. Member, Board of Trustees, Carnegie Institution. Died 1909. J895. WILLIAM TRAFTON RANDALL. M.A. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1485.) TIMOTHY PRESCOTT FROST. D.D. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1876.) *JAMES OSCAR WOODRUFF. D.D. Born 1838, Connecticut Farms, N. J. ; Methodist Episcopal minister, Wyoming Conference, 1860-96. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1889-96. Died March 29, 1896, Binghamton, N. Y. , ' OWEN VINCENT COFFIN. LL.D. Born June 20, 1836, Union Vale, N. Y. In business in Middletown, Conn., 1864 . Secretary and treas- urer. Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank, Middletown, Conn-> 1864-78. President, Middlesex Fire Assurance Company, 1884 . Mayor of Middletown, Conn., 1872-73. State senator, 1887-91. Gover- nor of Connecticut, 1895-97. Address: Middletown, Conn. J896. CHARLES WARDELL STILES. M.S. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1889.) STEPHEN OLIN BENTON. D.D. (See Record of Honorary Alumni, 1887.) WARREN LANNING HOAGLAND. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 831.) FRANK BRUCE LYNCH. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1276.) WILLIAM LONSDALE WATKINSON. D.D.-^-LL.D., North- western University, 1896. Born August 30, 1838, Hull, England. 854 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1896-97. Engaged in the work of the ministry, Wesleyan Methodist Church of England, 1858 . President of the conference, 1897. Fraternal delegate to General Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church of America, 1896. Connexional editor, 1893-1904. Address : 29 Exeter Road, Brondesbury, London, England. JOHN WILLIAMS WHITE. LL.D. B.A., Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versity, 1868 ; M.A., Ohio Wesleyan ; Ph.D., Harvard University, 1877 ; Litt.D., Cambridge University, 1900 ; LL.D., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1905. Born March 5, 1849, Cincinnati, Ohio. Studied in the University of Berlin and in Harvard University. Tutor in Greek, Harvard University, 1874-77;' Assistant Professor, 1877-84; Professor, 1884-1909. First chairman of Managing Corn- mittee, American School of Classical Studies, Athens. Honorary presi- dent. Archaeological Institute of America. Editor : College Series of Greek Authors (30 vols.). Associate editor: Classical Philology (Chicago) ; Classical Quarterly (London). Address : 18 Concord Ave., Cambridge,, Mass. t897. JOHN ALFRED FAULKNER. D.D. B.A., Acadia University, N. S., Canada, 1878; B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1881 ; M.A., Acadia, 1890; D.D., Acadia, 1902. Born July 14, 1857, Grand Pre, N. S., Canada. Studied in Andover Theological Seminary, and the Universities of Leipzig and Bonn, Germany. Methodist Episcopal minister, Wyoming Conference, 1883-97. Professor of Historical Theology, Drew Theo- logical Seminary, 1897 . Address : Madison, N. J. WALLACE MacMULLEN. D.D. B.D., Drew Theological Semi- nary, 1888. Born August 31, i860, Dublin, Ireland. Y. M. C. A. secretary, 1881-85. Studied in Drew Theological Semi- nary, 1885-88. Methodist Episcopal minister, New England, Phila- delphia, and New York Conferences, 1888— — . Trustee of Drew Theological Seminary, 1900-06. Address : 46 East 6oth St., New York, N. Y. WILLIAM RICE NEWHALL. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1281.) GEORGE BLOODGOOD SMYTH. D.D. B.A., College of the City of New York, 1876; B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1880. Born September 22, 1854, Curf enrue. County Galway, Ireland. Came to America, 1870. Taught privately, 1876-77. Studied in Drew Theological Seminary, 1877-80. Methodist Episcopal minister. Linden, N. J., 1880-82. President, Anglo-Chinese College, Foochow, China, 1882-99. Retired on account of ill health. Field secretary. Missionary Society, M. E. Church, stationed at San Francisco, Cal., igoi . Address : 2509 Hearst Ave., Berkeley, Cal. THEODORE E HANCOCK. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 953.) 855 1898-99.] HONORARY ALUMNI. J898. MIDDLESEX ALFRED BAILEY. M.A. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1141.) GEORGE LINCOLN PLIMPTON. M.A. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1659.) S[AMUEL] PARKES CADMAN. D.D. -Ph.B., Illinois Wes- leyan University, 1895 ; D.D., Syracuse University, 1898. Bom December 18, 1864, Wellington, Shropshire, England. Pastor, Metropolitan Temple, New York, N. Y., 189S-1901; Central Congregational Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1901 — -. Address : 2 Spencer Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. ._ . WILBERT PERRY FERGUSON. D.D. — ^B.A;, Victoria College, Canada, 1883; B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1887; Ph.D., Syra- cuse University, 1897. Born Febijiary 2, 1863, Napanee, Ont., Canada. Methodist Episcopal minister,,. '1883-88, 1891-95, 1900-07. Professor of Latin, Iowa Wesleyan University, 1888-91. President of Centenary Collegiate Institute, Hackettstown, N. J., 1895-1900. Engaged in teaching, 1907-10. Principal of Lyons School, New York, N. Y., 1910 . Address: 49 East 6ist St., New York, N. Y. d ♦JOSEPH PULLMAN. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 745.) HENRY THOMAS BURGESS. LL.D. Born March 27, 1839, in England. Removed to South Australia, 1848. Methodist minister, 1859-1902. Supernumerary, 1902 -. President, South Australian Conference, 1880, '90. President, First United Conference, 1900. Secretary, Aus- tralasian Methodist General Conference, 1890-97; president, 1897-1901. Editor : Cyclopedias, etc. Address : Norwood, South Australia. * SAMUEL FOSTER UPHAM. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 548.) iS99, DAVID GEORGE DOWNEY. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1355.) WILLIAM INGRAHAM HAVEN. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1153.) ARTHUR TWINING HADLEY. LL.D. B.A., Yale University, 1876; M.A., Yale, 1887; LL.D., Yale University and Harvard Univer- sity, 1899, Columbia University and Western Reserve University, 1900, Johns Hopkins University, . 1902, Williams College, 1908, and Dart- mouth College, 1909. Born April 23, 1856, New Haven, Conn. 856 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1899-1901. : Graduate student, Yale University, 1876-77. Studied in the Univer- sity of Berlin, Germany, 1878-79. Tutor, Yale University, 1879-83; Lecturer on Railroad Administration, 1883-86; Professor of Political Science, 1886-91; Professor of Political Economy, 1891-99; President, 1899 • Commissioner of Labor Statistics, Conn., 1885-87. Author:' Railroad Transportation (1885); The Education of the American Citizen (1901) ; Standards of Public Morality (1907), etc. Associate editor: Railroad Gazette, N. Y., 1887-89. Address : Yale University, Woodbridge Hall, New Haven, Conn. Residence : 93 Whitney Ave., New Haven, Conn. j9oa MAX FARRAND. M.A. (_ad eundem). (See Record of Members of the Faculty, not Graduates of Wes- leyan.) ' FRANK WALTER NICOLSON. M.A. (ad eundem). (See Record of Members of the Faculty, not Graduates of Wes- leyan.) DANIEL DORCHESTER. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1039.) LEVI GILBERT. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1044.) PHILIP MELANCTHON WATTERS. D.D. B.A., Amherst College, 1882; B.D., Union Theological Seminary, 1885. Born Septem- ber 3, i860, Brooklyn, N. Y. Methodist Episcopal minister. New York Conference, 1885 . Address: 141 West 4th St., New York, N. Y. *EDWARD GAYER ANDREWS. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 307.) ♦GEORGE EDWARD LOUNSBURY. LL-D. B.A., Yale Uni- versity, 1863. Born May 7, 1838, Poundridge, N. Y. Engaged in manufacturing at South Norwalk, Conn. President of the First National Bank, Ridgefield, Conn., from its organization until his death. Member of Conn. State Senate, 1894-9S, 1896-97. . Governor of Connecticut, 1899-1901. Died August 16, 1904, Farmingvale, Ridge- field, Conn. JOHN MONROE VAN VLECK. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 406.) \90U HINCKLEY GILBERT MITCHELL. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1018.) DAVID HOWARD TRIBOU. D.D. Born September 16, Hampden, Me. 857 1901-02.] HONORARY ALUMNI. Taught, 1866-70. Principal of High School, Rockport, Me., 1870-71 ; Hampden Academy, Me., 1871-72. Supervisor of schools, Penobscot County, Me., 1872. Joined East Maine Conference, M. E. Church, 1872. Chaplain, U. S. Navy, 1892-1910. Retired, 1910. Dean of the Corps of Chaplains, 1901-10. Delegate to Ecumenical Conference, London, 1891 ; General Conference, M. E. Church, 1908. Trustee of Wesleyan University, 1908 . Address : Bucksport, Me. THOMAS BOND WOOD. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 788.) *DAVID JOSIAH BREWER. LL.D. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of i8sS-) ♦CHARLES EMORY SMITH. LL.D. B.A., Union University, 1861; LL.D., Union, 1889, and Lafayette College and Knox College, 1900. Born February 18, 1842, Mansfield, Conn. ■ \ __ Raised and organized a volunteer regiment in the Civil War. Editor of The Albany Express, N. Y., 1865-70; The Albany Journal, 1870-80; The Philadelphia Press, 1880-1908. U. S. minister to Prussia, 1890-92. Postmaster General of the United States, 1898-1902. Regent, Univer- sity of the State of New York, 1879-80. Trustee of Union University, 1881. Died 1908. t902. WILBUR FISK GORDY. M.A. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1243.) WILLIAM FRANKLIN ANDERSON. D.D. B.A., Ohio Wes- leyan University, 1884 ; B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, 1887. Born April 22, i860, Morgantown, Va. (now W. Va.). Methodist Episcopal minister. New York Conference, 1887-98. Recording secretary. Board of Education, M. E. ChUrch, 1898-1904. Corresponding secretary, Board of Education, Freedmen's Aid, and Sunday-Schools, 1904-08. Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1908 . Address : Chattanooga, Tenn. WILLIAM BURT^ D.D. , (See Recoird of Graduates, No. 1204.) JOEL MARVIN LEONARD. D.D. Methodist Episcopal minister. Upper Iowa and New England Confer- ences, 1877 . Address : Melrose, Mass. HERBERT WELCH. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1499.) EDMUND JANES JAMES. LL.D. Ph.D., University of Halle, 1877; LL.D., Cornell College, Queen's College, and Harvard Univer- sity, 1909. Born May 21, 1855, Jacksonville, 111. 8s8 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1902-03. Principal of High School, Evanston, III., 1878-79; Model School, Normal, 111., 1879-82. Professor of Public Finance and Administration, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, 1883-95. Professor Of Political and Social Science, University of Pennsylvania, 1884-95. Pro- fessor of Public Administration and Director of the Extension Division, University of Chicago, 1896-1901. President, Northwestern University, 1902-04; University of Illinois, 1904 . Address : Urbana, 111. J903. Wesley Bicentennial Celebration. JOHN BINNEY. D.D. B.A., Harvard University, 1864; M.A., Harvard, 1867; S.T.D., Hobart College, 1892. Born February 23, 1844, Philadelphia, Pa. Graduated from Berkeley Divinity School, 1868. Ordained deacon, Protestant Episcopal Church, 1868; priest, 1869. Professor of Hebrew, Berkeley Divinity School, 1874-82; Old Testament Literature and Interpretation, 1882 ; Dean of the School, 1899-1908. Address : Middletown, Conn. CHAUNCEY BUNCE BREWSTER. D.D. B.A., Yale Uni- versity, 1868; D.D., Trinity College, Conn., 1897, and Yale, 1898. Born September 5, 1848, Windham, Conn. Ordained deacon, Protestant Episcopal Church, 1872; priest, 1873. Rector of Protestant Episcopal churches, Rye, N. Y., 1873-81 ; Detroit, Mich., 1881-85; Baltimore, Md., 1885-88; Brooklyn, N. Y., 1888-97. Bishop coadjutor of Connecticut, 1897-99; Bishop, 1899 . Address : 98 Woodland St., Hartford, Conn. HENRY ANSON BUTTZ. D.D. (See Record of Honorary Alumni, 1866.) EUGENE RUSSELL HENDRIX. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 849.) WILLIAM EDWARDS HUNTINGTON. D.D. B.A., Univer- sity of Wisconsin, 1870; S.T.B., Boston University, 1873; Ph.D., Boston University, 1882 ; S.T.D., Syracuse University, 1903 ; LL.D., University of Wisconsin, 1904, and Tufts College, 1905. Born July 30, 1844, Hillsboro, 111. Private, 40th Wisconsin Volunteers, 1864. First lieutenant, 49th Wisconsin Volunteers, 1865. Methodist Episcopal minister. New Eng- land Conference, 1868-82. Iiistructor in Ethics and History) Boston University, 1876-78; Professor, 1882-1904; Dean of the College of Liberal Arts, 1882-1964; President, 1904-11. Address : Newton Center, Mass. WILLIAM ERASER McDOWELL. D.D. B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1879; S.T.B., Boston University, 1882; Ph.D., Ohio Wes- leyan, 1891 ; D.D., Ohio Wesleyan, 1894 ; LL.D., Baker University, University of Denver, Cornell College, and Mount Union College, 1904, Northwestern University, 1905. Born February 4, 1858, Millersburg, Ohio. 859 1903.] HONORARY ALUMNI. Methodist Episcopal minister, Ohio, 1882-90. Chancellor, University of Denver, 1890-99. Member of Colorado State Board of Charities artd Correction, 1894-99. Corresponding secretary, Board of Education, M. E. Church, 1899-1904. Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1904 . President, Board of Trustees, Northwestern University, 1906 . President, Religious Education Association, 1905-06. Address : Evanston, 111. FRANK KNIGHT SANDERS. D.D. B.A., Ripon College, 1882; M.A., Ripon, 1888; Ph.D., Yale University, 1889; D.D., Ripon, 1901. Born June 5, 1861, Batticotta, Jafifna, Ceylon. Instructor, Jafifna College, Ceylon, 1882-86. Assistant in Semitic Languages, Yale University, 1889-91 ; Instructor, 1891-92 ; Assistant Professor of Biblical Literature, 1892-94 ; Professor, 1894-1901 ; Pro- fessor of Biblical History and Archaeology, and Dean of the Divinity School, 1901-0S1 Secretary, Congregational Sunday-School and Pub- lishing Society, 1905. President of Washburn College, Kans. Address: Washburn College, Topeka, Kans. DAVID ALLISON. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 610.) JAMES WHITFORD BASHFORD. LL.D. B.A., University of Wisconsin, 1873 ; M.A., University of Wisconsin, 1876 ; S.T.B., Boston University, 1876 ; D.D., Northwestern University, 1890. Born May 27, 1849, Fayette, Wis. Tutor in Greek, University of Wisconsin, 1874. Methodist Epis- copal minister, Boston, Mass., Portland, Me., and Buffalo, N. Y., 1875-89. Instructor, in English, Boston University, 1878-79; Lecturer on Oratory, 1880-81. President of Ohio Wesleyan University, 1889- 1904. Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1904 . Address : Peking, China. JOHN LEWIS BATES. LL.D. B.A., Boston University, 1882; LL.B., Boston University, 1885. Born September. 18, 1859, N. Easton, Mass. Taught in a private school, Jamestown, N. Y., 1882-83. Admitted to the bar, 1885. Practising law in Boston, i88s . Member of Boston Common Council, . 1891-92 ; Mass. House of Representatives, 1894-99 (speaker, 1897-99). Lieutenant governor of Massachusetts, 1900-02. Governor of Massachusetts, 1903-04. President of Board of Trustees, Boston University. Address : 73 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. ♦WILLIAM HENRY BREWER. LL.D.^ Ph.B., Yale University, 1852; M.A., Yale, 1859; Ph.D., Washington and Jefferson College, 1880; LL.D., Yale, 1903, and University of California, 1910. Born September 14, 1828, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Studied in the Universities of Heidelberg, Munich, and Paris. Pro- fessor of Chemistry and Geology, Washington College, Pa., 1858-60. First assistant, Geological Survey of California, 1860-64. Professor of Chemistry, University of California, 1863-64. Professor of Agri- culture, Sheffield Scientific School, Yale University,' 1864-1903; Pro- fessor Emeritus, 1903-10. President, Connecticut Board of Health, J892-1910. Died November 2, 1910, New Haven, Conn. 860 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1903. *ABIRAM CHAMBERLAIN. LL.D. Born December 7, 1837, Colebrook, Conn. Banker, 1863-1911. President, Home National Bank of Meriden. Vice president, Meriden Savings Bank. Member of Conn. Legislature, 1877. State comptroller, 1901-03. Governor of Connecticut, 1903-05. Died May 15, 191 1, Meriden, Conn. ♦RICHARD WATSON GILDER. LL.D. LL.D., Dickinson Col- lege, 1883; M.A. (Hon.), Harvard University, 1890; L.H.D., Prince- ton University, 1896, and Columbia University, 1907; Litt.D., Yale University, 1901. Born February 8, 1844, Bordentown, N. J. In the railroad service, 1864-65. Corresponding and later managing editor of The Newark (N. J.) Advertiser. Established The Newark Register; edited Hours at Home (Nevy York monthly). Managing editor, Scribner's Monthly, 1870; editor-in-chief, 1881 (under its present name. The Century).. Chairman, N. Y. Tenement House Com- mission, 1894. Author : Poems. Died 1909. *HENRY CRUISE MURPHY INGRAHAM. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 778.) LESLIE MORTIER SHAW. LL.D.— B.S. and M.S., Cornell College, 1874; LL.B., Iowa College of Law, 1876; LL.D., Simpson College, 1898, Cornell College, 1899, and Dickinson College, 1908. Born November 2, 1848, Morristown, Vt. Practised law in Denison, Iowa, 1876-97. Engaged in banking in Crawford County, Iowa, 1880. Governor of Iowa, 1898-1902. Secre- tary of the Treasury of the United States, 1902-07. President, Car- negie Trust Company, New York, N. Y., 1907-08, President, First Mortgage Guarantee, and Trust Company, of Philadelphia, Pa., 1909 . Lay delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church, 1888, '92, '96, 1900. Trustee of Cornell College, 1890 . Address : 929 Chestnut" St., Philadelphia, Pa. WILLIAM JEWETT TUCKER. LL.D. B.A., Dartmouth Col- lege, 1861 ; B.D., Andover Theological Seminary, 1866 ; D.D., Dart- mouth, 187s; LL.D., Williams College, 1893, Yale University, 1895, and Columbia University, 1906. Born 1839, Griswold, Conn. Congregational minister in New Hampshire and New York. Pro- fessor of Sacred Rhetoric, Andover Theological Seminary. Founder of Andover House (social settlement), Boston, Mass. Editor of The Andover Review. Lecturer in Yale Divinity School, 1897-98. Presi- dent of Dartmouth College, 1893-1907. Address : Hanover, N. H. HENRY VAN DYKE. LL.D.— B.A., Princeton University, 1873; M.A., Princeton, 1876; B.D., Princeton, 1877; D.D., Princeton, 1884, Harvard University, 1894, and Yale University, 1896; LL.D., Union University, 1898, Washington and Jefferson College, 1902, University of Pennsylvania, 1906, and University of Geneva, 1909. Born 1852, Germantown, Pa. , ■ Pastor of United Congregational Church, Newport, R. I., 1879-82 ; Brick Presbyterian Church, New York, N. Y., 1883-1900, 1902. Pro- fessor of English Literature, Princeton University, 1900 . Trustee of Princeton University. Author : The Poetry of Tennyson; The Friendly Year; Days Off, and a number of other books of prose and verse. Address : Princeton, N. J. 861 1904-06.] HONORARY ALUMNI. J904. JOHN HELPS BICKFORD. D.D. B.A., De Pauw University, 1888; M.A., De Pauw, 1891. Born November 21, 1859, Lancaster, Ohio. Methodist Episcopal minister, Southeast Indiana, West Virginia, North Indiana, East Ohio, Pittsburg, Wyoming, Ohio, and Central Ohio Conferences. Address : 539 West Delaware Ave., Toledo, Ohio. BENJAMIN GILL. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 916.) *CHARLES WESLEY MILLARD. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 851.) ABRAM WINEGARDNER HARRIS. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1245.) 1905. RAYMOND DODGE. M.A. (ad eundem). '■ (See Record of Members of the Faculty, not Graduates of Wes- leyan.) HOWARD PERCY DENISON. M.A., (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1885.) GEORGE BUSHNELL MARTIN. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1869.) GEORGE PECK ECKM AN. D.D. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1884.) EDWARD SUMMERFIELD NINDE. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1481.) 1906. Celebration of the Seventy-Fifth Anniversary. FRANCIS GANO BENEDICT. M.K {ad eundem). (See Record of Members of the Faculty, not Graduates of Wes- leyan.) GEORGE MATTHEW DUTCHER. M.A. {ad eundem). (See Record of Members of the Faculty, not Graduates of Wes- leyan.) ROBERT HERNDON FIFE, Jr. M.A. {ad eundem). (See Record of Members of the Faculty, not Graduates of Wes- leyan.) 862 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1906. WILLIAM ARTHUR HEIDEL. M.A. (ad eundem). (See Record of Members of the Faculty, not Graduates of Wes- leyan.) ALONZO HOWARD CLARK. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1881.) ABRAM SHECKLETON KAVANAGH. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1885.) ROBERT FULTON RAYMOND. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1881.) ARTHUR WILLIAM BYRT. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1429.) NATHANIEL WALLING CLARK. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1205.) ANDREW JACKSON COULTAS. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1239.) JOHN GALBRAITH. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1211.) CHARLES LEROY GOODELL. D.D. B.A., Boston University, 1877; M.A., New York University, 1902. Born July 31, 1854, Dudley, Mass. Methodist Episcopal minister. New England Southern, New England, and New York East Conferences. Address: 136 West 130th St., New York, N. Y. THOMPSON HOADLEY LANDON. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 440.) WILLIAM DOUGLAS MACKENZIE. D.D. M.A., University of Edinburgh, 1881 ; D.D., Beloit College,, 1896, . Yale . University, 1907, and University of Edinburgh, 1910; LL.D., Princqton University, 1906. Born July 16, 1859, Fauresmith, Orange River Colony, South Africa. Graduated from Edinburgh University, 1881. Studied in Congrega- tional Theological Hall, Edinburgh, and in the University of Gottingen, Germany. Congregational clergyman. Professor of Systematic Theol- ogy, Chicago Theological Seminary, 189S-1903. President of Hart- ford Theological Seminary, 1903 . Address : 82 Gillett St., Hartford, Conn. ALBERT JULIUS NAST. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 870.) HENRY CLAY SHELDON. D.D. B.A., Yale University, 1867; M.A., Yale, 1870 ; B.D., Boston University, 1871 ; D.D., Lawrence University, 1887. Born March 12, 184S, Martinsburg, N. Y. 863 1906.] HONORARY ALUMNI. Assistant Professor of Historical Theology, Sacred and Church History, Boston University, 1875-81 ; Professor, 1881-95 ; Instructor in Political Economy and Social Science, 1877-80; Instructor in Rhetoric, English Literature, and the English Language, 1877-79; Professor of Systematic Theology, 1894 ; Lecturer on the Essen- 'tials of Christianity, 1897^ . Address : Boston University, Boston, Mass. CHARLES MACAULAY STUART. D.D.- — ^B.A., Kalamazoo College, 1880; M.A., Kalamazoo, 1883; B.D., Garrett Biblical Institute, 1883; D.D., Garrett Biblical Institute, 1885; M.A. {ad eundem), North- western University, 1887; Litt.D., Syracuse University, 1904, and Ohio Wesleyan University, 1909; LL:D., Nfebfaska Wesleyan University, 1909. Born August 20, 1853, Glasgow, Scotland. Methodist Episcopal minister, in Illinois ' and Michigan, 1880-85. Associate editor of The Michigan Christian Advocate, i88S'-86; The Northwestern Christian Advocate, l886-g6. Professor of Sacred Rhet- oric, Garrett Biblical Institute, 1896-1909. Editor of The North- western Christian Advocate, 1909 . Secretary of Joint Hymnal Committee, M. E. Church and M. E. Church, South, 1905. Author: Gospel Singei'i and their Songs, with F. D. Hemenway (1891) ; Vision of Christ in the Poets (i896)'; Stbry of the Masterpieces (1897), etc. Editor: The Books and their Message (1910). Address : 14 W. Washington St., Chicago, 111. ALEXANDER HARRISON TUTTLE. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 839.) EDWARD BENNETT ROSA. Sc.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1450.) CHARLES WARDELL' STILES. Sc.D. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1889.) ALFRED CHARLES TRUE. Sc.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1030.) DARILTS. BAKER. LL.D. (See Recor(i of Graduates, No. 908.) FLAVEL SWEETEN LUTHER. LL.D. B.A., Trinity College, Conn., 1870; M.A., Trinity, 1873; Ph.D., Trinity, 1896; LL.D., Trinity, 1904, and Tufts College, 1905. Born March 26, 1850, Brooklyn, Conn. Professor of Mathematics, Trinity College, 1883-1904; President, 1904 . State Senator, Connecticut, 1907, '09. Address : Trinity College, Hartford, Conn. ARTHUR EUGENE SUTHERLAND. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1403.) HERBERT WELCH. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1499.) i HONORARY ALUMNI. [1907-08. 1907. CHARLES PHELPS. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1875.) MARCUS WHITE. M.A. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1538.) WILBUR FISK BERRY. D.D. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1880.) FREDERICK WATSON HANNAN. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1610.) EUGENE ALLEN NOBLE. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1656.) FAIRBANK BARNES STOCKDALE. D.D. B.D., Drew Theo- logical Seminary, 1889. Born November 2, 1861, Pudsey, near Leeds, Yorkshire, England. Methodist Episcopal minister. East Ohio and New York East Con- ferences, 188s . Address: 910 Grand -Ave., Asbury Park, N. J. LEWIS BUCKLEY STILLWELL. Sc.D. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1886.) ♦WILLIAM THOMAS ELMER. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 561.) 1908. JACOB FRANCIS COOPER. D.D, (See Record of Graduates, No. 1324.) JOHN WALTER MAYNARD. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1334.) JONATHAN MAGIE MEEKER. D.D. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1873.) WILLIAM ARMSTRONG RICHARD. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1365.) GLENTWORTH REEVE BUTLER. LL.D. B.A., Hamilton College, 1877; M.A., Hamilton, 1880; M.D., Long Island College Hospital, 1880; ScD., Hamilton, 1901. Bom 1855, Philadelphia, Pa. Practising medicine in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1880 . Physician-in-chief, M. E. (Seney) Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1906 . Address: 229 Gates Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 86s 1908-09.] HONORARY ALUMNI. GEORGE SILAS COLEMAN. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1119.) LUCIAN LOVE SHEDDEN. LL.D. Born October 13, 1849. Mooers, N. Y. Admitted to the bar, New York, N. Y., 1872. Practised law in Mooers, N. Y., 1872-88; Plattsburg, N. Y., 1888—^. District iattorney for Clinton County, N. Y., 1877-83. County judge, Clinton County, 1890-1902. Corporation counsel, city of Plattsburg, for several years. Elected Regent of the University of the State of New York, 1905. Appointed member of Commission of Gas and Electricity,, New York State, 1905. Address : Plattsburg, N. Y. ROLLIN SIMMONS WOODRUFF. LL.D. Born July 14, 1854, Rochester, Conn. In business, 1870 . President of the C. S. Mersick & Co., Inc., and the Conn. Computing Machine Company. Member of lower house, Conn. General Assembly, igoo-oi. Member and president pro tempore of Conn. Senate, 1904-05. , Lieutenant governor of.iConnecticut,, 1905-07. Governor of Connecticut, 1907-09. , Address : 120 Dwight St!, New Haven, Conn. 1909. WILLIAM DUDLEY. GOEWEY. M.A. , (See Record of NonTGraduates, class of 1877.) HERBERT, BRIGHAM HAYDEN. M.A. (See Record of Non-Graduates, class of 1884.) CHARLES EDWARD DAVIS. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1121.) CRANDALL J NORTH. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1 157.) WILBUR FISK TILLETT. D.D. B.A., Randolph-Macon Col- lege, 1877; M.A., Princeton University, 1879; B.D., Princeton,) .1880 ; D.D., Randolph-Macon, 1886; LL.D., Southwestern University, 1903; S.T.D., Northwestern University, 1907. Born August 25, 1854, Hen- derson, N. C. Pistor of Methodist Episcopal Church, South, 1880-82. Chaplain and Tutor in Theology, Vanderbilt University, 1882-83; Adjunct Pro- fessor of Systematic Theology, 1883-84; Professor, 1884 ; Dean of the Theological Faculty, and Vice-Chancellor, 1886- — r. Address: Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. FRANCIS JOHN McCONNELL. LL.D. B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1894; S.T.B., Boston University, 1897; Ph.D., Boston Uni- versity, 1899; D.D., Ohio Wesleyan, 1905. Born August 18, 1871, Trin- way, Ohio. Methodist Episcopal minister. New England and New York East Conferences, 1896-1909. President of De Pauw University, 1909 . Address : Greencastle, Ind. HONORARY ALUMNI. [1909. SILAS ARNOLD ROBINSON. LL.D, Born September 7, 1840, Pleasant Valley, N. Y. Admitted to the bar, 1863. Practised law in Middletown, Conn., 1864-go. Judge of probate, Middletown District, 1878-80. Mayor of Middletown, 1880-82. Judge of the Superior Court of Connecticut, 1890-1909. Justice of the Supreme Court of Connecticut, igop-io. Retired on account of age limit, 1910. State refereey 1910 . Address : Middletown, Conn. FRANK BENTLEY WEEKS. LL.D. Born January 20, l8ss, Brooklyn, N. Y. In charge of financial affairs, Conn. Hospital for the Insane, 1874-80. Member of the firm. Coles & Weeks, wholesale grain and milling busi- ness, Middletown, Conn., 1880-95. Retired, 189S. Chairman of Board of Trustees, Conn. Hospital for the Insane. Commissioner and presi- dent of the Board, representing Connecticut at the International Exposition, Atlanta, Ga., 1895. Lieutenant governor of Connecticut, 1908. Governor of Connecticut, 1909-10. Address : Middletown, Conn. At the Installation of President Shanklin, November,' 1909. RICHARD WATSON COOPER. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1597.) GEORGE WILLIAM KNOX. D.D. B.A., Hamilton College, 1874; B.D., Auburn Theological Seminary, 1877; D.D., Princeton Xjni- versity, 1888; LL.D., Hobart College; 1904. Born August ii, 1853. Rome, N. Y. Missionary in Japan. Received the Order of the Rising Sun from the Emperor of Japan, 1908. Professor of Homiletics, Union Theo- logical' Seminary, Tokio. Professor of Philosophy and Ethics, Imperial University. Presbyterian clergyman. New York state. Lecturer on Apologetics, Union Theological Seminary, 1897-99; Pro- fessor of Philosophy and the History of Religion,. 1899-^ — . Nathaniel Taylor Lecturer on Doctrinal Theology at Yale University, 1903. Address : Union Theological Seminary, New York, N. Y. THOMAS NICHOLSON. D.D. B.A., Northwestern University, 1892; B.D., Garrett Biblical Institute, 1892; M.A., Northwestern, 1895; _D,D., Iowa Wesleyan University, 1898, and Garrett ' Biblical Institute, 1906; LL.D., Cornell College, 1907. Bprn January 27, 1862, Woodbury, Ont., Canada. Graduate student. University of Chicago. Taught school, 1878-83. Methodist Episcopal minister, Michigan Conference, 1884-94. Pro- fessor of Philosophy and Biblical Literature, Cornell College, i894-;go3. President, and Professor of Philosophy, Dakota Wesleyan University, 1903-08. Corresponding secretary, Board of Education, M. E. Church, 1908 Author: Epworth League Bible Studies (1901-02); The Necessity for the Christian College (1904) ; Studies in Christian Expe- rience (1907), etc. Editor: The Christian Student. Address : 150 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. ASHLEY HORACE THORNDIKE. L.H.D. 1 (See Record of Graduates, No. 1769.) 867 1909.] HONORARY ALUMNI. ELMER ELLSWORTH BROWN- LL.D;-^ — B.A., University of Michigan, 1889; Ph.D., University of Halle, 1890. Born August 28, 1861, Kiantone, N. Y. Principal of a public school, Belvidere, 111., 1881-84. Assistant state secretary, Y. M. C. A., Illinois, 1884-87. Studied in German universities, 1889-90. Principal of High School, Jackson, Mich,, 1890-91. Acting Assistant Professor of the Science and Art of Teaching, University of Michigan, 1891-92. Associate Professor of the Theory and Practice of Education, University of California, 1892-93; Professor, 1893-1906; Honorary Professor, 1906 . U. S. Commissioner of Education, 1906-11. Chancellor-elect of New York University, 191 1. Address : Washington, D. C. ♦MATTHEW HENRY BUCKHAM. LL.D. B.A., University of Vermont, 1851; M.A., University of Vermont; D.D., Dartmouth Col- lege and Hamilton College, 1877; LL.D., Middlebury College, 1900. Born July 4, 1832, Hinckley, Leicestershire, England. Principal of Lenox Academy, Mass., 1851-53. Tutor in the Univer- sity of Vermont, 1853-54. Studied in University College, London, Eng- land, 1854-56. Professor of Greek, University of Vermont, 1857-71; of Rhetoric and English Literature, 1856-57, 1863-71; President, 1871- 1910. Died November 29, 1910, Burlington, Vt. WILLIAM BURT. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1204.) WILLIAM HERBERT PERRY FAUNCE. LL.D. B.A., Brown University, 1880; M.A., Brown, 1889; D.D., Brown, i89S,.Yale Uni- versity, 1901, and Harvard University, 1904; LL.D., Baylor University, 1904, University of Alabama, 1905/ and Dartmouth College, 1909. Born January 15, 1859, Worcester, Mass. Instructor in Mathematics, Brown University, 1881-82; Trustee, 1896-99; President and Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philos- ophy, . 1899 . Graduated from Newton Theological Seminary, 1884, iPa^toi- of State Street Baptist Church, Sprihgiield, Mass., 1884-89; Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, New York, N. Y., 1889-99. Lyman Beecher Lecturer, Yale University, 1907-08. Address : Providence, R. I. HARRY AUGUSTUS GARFIELD. LL.D. B.A., Williams Col- lege, 1885. Born October 11, 1863, Hiram, Ohio. Studied law in Columbia Law School, Oxford University, and the Inns of Coiirt, London, England. Practised law in Cleveland, Ohio, 1888-1903. Professor of Politics, Princeton University, 1903-08. Presi- dent of Williams College, 1908- — -. Chairman of special commission on reorganization of U. S. Consular Service, 1899-1908. Address : Williamstown, Mass. ♦DANIEL AYRES GOODSELL. LL.D. (See Record of Honorary Alumni, 1881.) GEORGE HARRIS. LL.D. B.A., Amherst College, 1866; D.D., Amherst, 1883, Harvard University, 1899, and Yale University, 1901 ; LL.D., Dartmouth College, 1899, and Williams College, igp8. Born April I, 1844, East Machias, Me. HONORARY ALUMNI. [1909. Graduated from Andover Theological Seminary, 1869. Pastor of Congregational churches, Auburn, Me., 1869-72 ; Providence, R. I., l872"83i Professor of Christian Theology, Andover Theological Serai- nary, 1883-99. President of Amherst College, 1899- — . Preacher to Dartmouth College, 1894-99 ; Harvard University, 1897-gg. One of the editors of The Andover Review, 1884-93. Address : Amherst, Mass. SAMUEL HART. LL.D. B.A., Trinity College, Conn., 1866; M.A., Trinity, 1869; D.D., Trinity, 1885, and Yale University, 1902; D.C.L., Trinity, 1899. Born June 4, 1845, Saybrook, Conn. Ordained deacon, Protestant Episcopal Church, 1869; priest, I870. Tutor in Trinity College, Conn., 1868-70; Assistant Professor of Mathematics, 1870-73 ; Professor, 1873-83 ; Professor of Latin, 1883-99. Professor of Doctrinal Theology and the Prayer Book, Berkeley Divinity School, 1899 ; Dean of the School, 1908 . Secretary, House of Bishops, Protestant Episcopal Church, 1892 . Address : Middletown, Conn, JAMES HAMPTON KIRKLAND. LL.D. B.A., Wofford Col- lege, 1877; M.A., Wofford, 1878; Ph.D., University of Leipzig, i88s ; LL.D., University of North Carolina, 1894; D.C.L., University of the South, 1902. Born September 9, 1859, Spartanburg, S. C. Professor of Greek and German, Wofford College, 1881-83. Studied abroad, 1883-86. Professor of Latin, Vanderbilt University, 1886-93; President, 1893 • Address : Nashville, Tenn. RICHARD COCKBURN MACLAURIN. LL.D. M.A., Univer- sity of Cambridge, 1897 ; LL.D., University of Cambridge, 1904 ; Sc.D., University of Cambridge, 1908. Born June S, 1870, Lindean, Scotland. Fellow, St. John's College, Cambridge, Englalidi 1897. Professor of Mathematics, New Zealand University, 1898-190S ; Dean of the Faculty . of Law, 1905-07. Professor of Mathetnatics and Physics, Columbia University, 1907-09. President of Mass. Institute of Technology, 1909 Address: Mass. Institute of Technology, Boston, Mass. ERNEST FOX NICHOLS. LL.D. B.S., Kansas Agricultural College, 1888; M.S., Cornell University, 1893; Sc.D., Cornell, 1897; Sc.D. (Hon.), Dartmouth College, 1903. Born June i, 1869, Leaven- worth, Kans. . Studied in the University of Berlin, Germany, 1894-97; University of Cambridge, England, 1904-05. Fellow in Physics, Cornell University, 1891. Associate Professor of Pliysics, Colgate University, 1892-93; Professor, 1893-98. Professor of 'Physics, Dartmouth College, 1898- 1903. Professor of Experimental Physics, Columbia University, 1903-09. President of Dartmouth College, 1909 . Address : Hanover, N. H. ELIHU ROOT. LL.D. B.A., Hamilton College, 1864; LL.B., University Law School of New York, 1867; LL.D., Hamilton, 1896, Yale University, 1900, Columbia University and New York University, 1904, Williams College, 1905, Princeton University, University of Buenos Aires, and University of San Marcos, Peru, 1906, and Har- vard University, 1907. Born February 15, 184S, Clinton, N. Y. - ' 1909-10.] HONORARY ALUMNI. U. S; attorney, Southern District, N.'Y., 1883-85. Delegate-at-large, State Constitutional Convention, 1894- Secretary of War, 1899-1904- Secretary of. State, 1905-09. U. S. Senator from New York, 1909—. Member of Alaskan Boundary Tribunal, 1903. Trustee of Hamilton College, Carnegie Institution of Washington, D. C, and Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, N. Y. Address: 733 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. JAMES SCHOOLCRAFT SHERMAN. LL.D. B.A„ Hamilton College, 1878; LL.D., Hamilton, 1903. Born October 24, 1855, Utica, N. Y. Admitted to the bar, 1880. Mayor of Utica, N. Y., 1884. Chairman, Republican State Convention, 1895, 1900. Member of Congress from 23d N. Y. District, 1887-91 ; 2Sth N. Y. District, 1893-1903 ; 27th N. Y. District, 19CS3T09. Vice president of the United States, 1909 . Address : Washington, D.' C. MELANCTHON WOOLSEY STRYKER. LL.D. B.A., Hamil- ton College, 1872; B.D., Andover Theological Seminary, 1876; D.D., Lafayette College, 1889, and Hamilton, 1899; LL.D., Lafayette, 1892. Born January 7, 1851, Vernon, N. Y. Pastor of Presbyterian Church, Auburn, N. Y., 1876-78 ; Ith?ica, N. Y., 1878-83; Hplyoke, Mass., 1883-85; Chicago, 111., 1885-92. Presi- dent of Hamilton College, 1892- — . •Address ; Clinton, N. Y. WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT. LL.D. ^B.A., Yale University, 1878; LL.B., Cincinnati College Law School, 1880; LL.D., Yale Uni- versiity, 1893, Johns Hppkins University and University of Pennsylvania, 1903, Harvard University and Miami University, 1905, and State Uni- versity of Iowa, 1907. Born September 15, 1857, Cincinnati, Ohio. Admitted to the bar, 1880. Law reporter, Cincinnati Times and. Cin- cinnati Commercial, 1880-81. Assistant prosecuting attorney, Hamilton County, Ohio, 1881-82. Collector of internal revenue. First District, Ohio, 1882-83; Practised law, Cincinnati, : Ohio, 1883-87. Assistant county solicitor, Hamilton County, Ohio, 1885-87. Judge of . the Superior Courfe; Ohio, 1887-90. ' Solicitor general of the United States, 1890-92. Dean and Professor in the Law Department, University of Cincinnati, 1896-1900. U. S. circuit judge, 6th Circuit, 1892-1900. President of U. S. Philippine Commission, 1900-04. First civil gov- ernor of the Philippine Islands, 1901-04. U. S. Secretary of War, 1904-09. President of the United States, 1909 . Address : Washington, D. C. mo, FRANCIS AS BURY BAGNALL. M.A. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1587.) EL WELL ALEXANDER BISHOP. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1169.) BENJAMIN COULBOURN CONNER. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1120.) 870 HONORARY ALUMNI. [1910. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN KIDDER. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1275.) CHARLES WESLEY McCORMICK. D.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1277.) HOMER CLYDE STUNTZ. D.D. B.D., Garrett Biblical Insti- tute, 1896; D.D., Upper Iowa University, 1896. Bom January 29, 1858, Albion, Pa. Methodist Episcopal missionary to India, 1886-95. Superintendent, M. E. missions, Philippine Islands, igoi-07. Field secretary. Board of Foreign Missions, M. E. Church, 1907-08; first assistant corresponding secretary, igo8- — . Author: The Philippines and the Far Bast. Address : 150 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. JOHN EDWARD EUSTIS. LL.D. (See Record of Graduates, No. 1043.) 871 INDEX. Bachelors of arts, philosophy, or science (pp. 1-606) are indicated by the date of graduation only. Non-graduates' (pp. 607-804) are indicated by the letter n, masters of arts or of science, on examination (pp. 805-: 806) by the letter m, honorary alumtli (pp. 807-871) by the letter h, trustees (pp. xxvi-xxxii) by the letter t, and members of the Faculty, not graduates of Wesleyan (pp. xliv-Ixiii) by the letter /. Some names appear more than once in the book ; in such cases the reference is to the most complete record. Abbott. Abial R. n 1853 Aldcm 0. 1876 Bennett T. i860 Dudley C. 1889 George I. n i^8 Henry C. 1859 Henry D. n 1905 John E. 1869 Larmon R. 1866 Sarah L. 1893 Stephen S. 1885 William N. n 1884 Abbx. James M. n 1857 AbERCROMBIE. Edward E. 1889 Abraham. Thomas S. n 1859 Abrams. Cornelius n 1891 George R. « 1^8 Ackart. Everett G. 1902 Ackerly. Ellwood R. H 1885 Samuel LeR. 1895 ACKLEY. Joseph B. 1884 Adams. Alfred W. n 1875 Alice L. 1902 Alton D. n 1886 Arlon T. 1903 Arthur P. 1873 Benjamin J. 1874 Benjamin P. 1907 Charles t Charles h 1836 Charles T. n 1864 C. Collard 1859 Everett F. 1876 George L. n 1908 George R. 1863 Hanford C. 1905 H. Foster 190S Henry W. 1841 John E. 1901 Joseph A. 1842 Lena M. 1892 Levi D. n 1900 Lula G. 1895 Mary A. 1897 Samuel R. 1851 Susan M. 1901 Walter S. 1905 William E. 1901 William H. n 1866 Adkins. Charles L., Jr. n 1910 Adlington. Joseph A. 1873 Agard. Harry L. 1904 872 Aiken. Andrew P. 1862 Akers. Winf red C. 1893 Albro. A. Bliss 1899 Ames S. n 1905 Alcott. Howard E. n 1872 Alder. Robert h 1839 Aldrich. Charles S. / Aldridge. Benjamin L. n 1906 Alexander. Dixon 1846 Howard T. 1890 James H. * James L. n 1898 William W. 1890 Alford. Daniel S. 1871 Allen. Alfred L. n 1861 Charles F. n 1898 INDEX. lAustin. Charles F. /t 1872 Charles M. 1882 Daniel G. n 1840 Eugene E. n 1909 George W. n 1841 Harold D. 1907 John W. 1849 Lewis, Jr. igo8 Raymond D. 1904 Ray R. 1907 Willard S. n 1864 Alling. Ebenezer T. n 1851 Morris E. n 1902 Allison. David 1859 Allyn. Robert 1841 Alsop. Charles H. n i860 Joseph W. n 1858 Alverson. James L. 1838 Alvobd. Harry C. n 1904 Amerman. Richard S. n 1850 Ames. Benjamin G. n 1849 Bernice D. h 1856 Daniel 1849 Edward R. h 1877 George T. 1903 Jacob W. H. 1864 James S. 1905 Jeremiah F. n 1851 Jessie W. H. n 189S Amy. Ernest F. 1909 Anderson. Albert A. n 1908 Arthur R. 1906 Irving M. 1903 John A. 1896 Olaf J. 1903 Robert A. 1902 Walter M. 1901 Wilbur L. 1892 William F. h 1902 William H. 1837 William K. 1910 William W. 1896 Andrew. Heman B. » 1878 Joseph F. 1876 Andrews. Anna H. 1890 Arthur L. 1875 Benjamin F. 1898 Charles B. h 1879 Edward G. 1847 Edward H. n 1885 Erasmus D. n 1833 Ethel W. n 1909 George * George E. 1898 Henry H. ii 1869 Lloyd H.1891 Theodore F. n 1841 Andrus. Edith J. 1897 Hamlin J. n 1868 John E. 1862 Loyal B. n 1838 William L. i^ Angus. Clara C. 1910 Anthony. ■Edward M. i860 Antliff. William h 1870 Apgar. Charles E. n 1887 Archer. George F. n 1881 Arms. iGoodsilF. 1880 873 Armstrong. Andrew C. / Frederick L. n 1907 George W. n 1857 John W. h 184s Solon 1856 Arnold. Alfred C. n 1901 Edwin D. 1891 George n 1833 Harold DeF. 1906 Joseph T. 1839 Arvine. Kazlitt 1841 (see' Palmer, Silas W.) ASHURST. John M. n 1839 Atherton. Alexander M. 1897 Frank C. n 1898 Atkins. Alfred C. n 1879 Dubois G. n 18^ Edwin H. n 1874 Kenneth N. 1908 Osmin 1866 Wesley C. 1908 Atkinson. Thomas H. 1892 Atwater. Charles W. 1906 Edward W. 1876 Wilbur O. i86s Atwood. Anthony W. n 1863 Robert B. n 1862 Aultman. Merwyn L. 1909 Austin. Alfred G. n 1897 Cassius M. n 1903 Eva V. 1897 Oliver L. n 1895 Avery.] INDEX. Avery. Abraham t Abraham n 1848 Charles W. n 1880 Marcellus C. 1899 AXSON. Stockton 1890 AXTELL. FrederipG. 1888 Ayres. Daniel n 1842 Gabriel D. n 1846 AZNAR. Julian 1894 Bacheller. Albert LaF. 1874 Bach MAN. George W. n 1908 Backus. William H. M 1836 Bacon. Arthur W. 1856 Clarence E. 1878 Curtiss S. n 1900 Roger W. 1910 Badeau. Peter A. n 1840 Bagenstose. Harvey L. 1900 Bagg. Mary E. 1903 James G. 1903 Bagnall. Francis A. 1890 William R. 1840 Bahret. James L. 1895 Bailey. Alfred M. 1902 John S. n 1852 Jonas M. 1855 Joseph A. 1849 Joseph A. n 1880 Middlesex A. 1877 Norris C. 1899 Russell S. n 1906 Samuel R. 1868 William F. n 1836 Winthrop C. n 1908 Baird. Raimond D. igop Baker. Asa S. n 1846 Charles n 1843 Charles H. 1881 Darius 1870 Delos R. 1872 Edward H.M188S Francis M.»i88i Frank n 1852 Frank M. 1903 Gardner t Greenleaf G. n 1863 Harry T. 1900 Henry 1854 Henry 1864 Henry J. * James H. 1903 Osmon C. n 1834 Percy H. 1909 Walter S. 1901 Baldvitin. Burton J. 1902 Charles C. 1855 James G. 1894 Julius A. 1842 May E. M 1900 Stephen L. h 1867 William B. n 1876 William R. 1862 Ball. Everett M. 1886 Bancroft. Edgar H. 1861 Bangs. Aaron C. 1834 Edward D. n 1843 874 Elijah K. 183s Francis N. «. 184s Heman t Joseph H. n 1842 Nathan / Nathan D. 1852 Stephen B. n 1842 William McK.h 1833 Banister. Robert L. n 1902 Banks. James N. 1841 Bannister. Carlton 1884 Edward 1838 . Henry 1836 William H. n 1849 Barber. Franklin 1893 Mercelon C. F. 1844 Barboitr. Sylvester n 1856 William R. 1909 Bardwell. William' 1842 Barker. Charles P. 1903 Forrest E. 1874 Stanley G. 1909 , Stephen t Barnard. Charles A. 1863 Barnes. Culmer n 1872 Eldred L. M. 189s ■ Everett 1879 • Frederick M. n 1899 ' Gaybert n 1869 J. C, Mrs. (see Rice, Lizzie C.) - Jonathan t ; Jonathan E. 1848 Mabelle W. 1901 Unade 1908 William H. T. n 1841 INDEX. [Beeman. Barney. E. M., Mrs. (see Clark, Caroline C.) Barn HART. John H. 1892 JohnW.1861 Barnsweix. Thomas F. 1862 Barnum. Frederic S. 1859 Barr. A. E., Mrs. (see Crafts, Addie L.) Barraclough. Florence E. 1899 Barrett. Frank E. n 1870 Barrows. Charles L. n 1867 Justin S. 1854 Lorenzo D. Al8S7 Mela I. n 1879 Walter B. / Barry. Joseph G. H. n 1884 Bartlett. Charles n 1843 Edwin N. n 1901 George D. 1882 Nathaniel J. n 1857 Robert A. 1903 Barto. Charles E. i^ Barton. Arthur W. n 1902 Bernard G. 1898 Herbert J. n 1876 Bascom. Henry B. h 1838 Bashford. James W. h 1903 Bass. Bertha 1886 B AS sett. Edward D. 1885 Batchelder. Harry A. 1897 Batcheller. Hiland G. 1907 James B. 1845 Bates. Adella W. 1899 Alfred S. n 1834 Charles W. n 1856 Daniel M., Jr. n 1876 Dwight E. 1836 Francis A. 1839 Frisbie J. 1909 George S. n 1863 John L. h 1903 Bath. William H. 1904 Bawden. Edward A. 1890 Ernest 1894 Baylies. Henry 1846 Baylis. Frances J. re 1905 Baylis s. Harold H. n 1898 Lucien S. 1891 Beach. Burton T. 1876 John W. 1845 Martha J. 18^ Mary R. 1890' Robert J. 1890 Samuel F. 1846 Theodore C. 1865 87s Beale. Franklin H. re 1868 Howard C. re 1863 Joseph H. 1872 SethH.* Beardslee. Clark S./ Beaedsley. Ailing P. 1898 Beaton. Robert E. 1910 Beattys. Frank D. 1885 George D. 1885 Harry H. 1888 Becker. Frank C. 190S Owen C. 1904 Beckwith. Hermon E. re 1908 James B. 1851 Bedell. John S. 1899 William A. re 1884 Beebe. Grace A. 1901 Joseph C. 1907 J. C, Mrs. (see ICnowles, Anna B.) Beech. Joseph 1899 Beede. James M. 1872 Beekman. Fred W. re 1892 Beeman. Bowman S. re 1904 Jedediah D. 1864 Leonard L. 1875 L. L., Mrs. (see Stone, PhebeA.) Beeman.] INDEX. LeRoy M. 1895 L. M., Mrs. (see Hra- BARD, Mary F.) Wilbur S. 1906 Beers. Charles T. 1897 Francis B. n 1870 Francis E. 1854 Jesse L. 1890 Belden. Edward S. 1899 H. E., Mrs. (see Wil- liams, Margaret N.) Belding. William R.M 1851 Bell. Richard E. 1890 Samuel F. n 1839 William h 1846 William E. 1906 Bement. Samuel S. 1841 Benedict. Charles E. « 1898 Francis G. / George B. 1881 Henry H. * Washburn n 1842 Benham. Francis R. n 1898 Bennett. A. A., Mrs. (see Bar- rows, Mela I.) Charles W. 1852 George S. 1864 Henry W. 1862 Joel B. n 1841 Manning B. 1897 Milton L. 1910 Preston t R. Nelson 1897 Sanford T. 1910 Sarah L. n 1893 Z. Piatt 1903 Benson. Adolph B. 1907 Earl M. 1906 Bentley. Jerome H. 1903 John, Jr. 1904 Benton. Joel C. n 184s Stephen O. /s 1887 Bergholz. Leo a; 1882 Bergstrom. John A. 1890 Bernsee. Christian D. n 1878 Berrian. Hobart h 1868 Berrien. Cornelius R. 1896 James G. 1903 Berry. Frank A. 1907 John S. n 1842 Wilbur F. n 1880 Best. Alfred E. 187s Betts. John M. 1902 J. M., Mrs. (see Win- ANS, Jessie M.) Bevin. Julia G. 1899 Marshall 1902 Beyer. Thomas P. 1903 BiCKFORD. Frances H. n 1909 George H. 1891 John H. h 1904 BiDDLE. Homer S. n 1906 876 BiDWELL. Charles A. n 1894 Ira G. n 1858 William W. n 1857 BiGELOW. Albert M. n 1867 Artemas 1838 Biggs. Benjamin T. n 1847 Billings. William P. t BiLLINGION. Charles 1900 Bingham. Harry V. n 1904 Binney. John h 1903 BilRCH. EldoraJ. 1902 BiRDSALL. Ralph N. n 1902 BlRDSEY. Annie G. 1900 Eldon B. 1871 Samfiel R. n 1858 BiSBEE. Robert E. 1875 Robert M. n 1906 Bishop. Allen R. 1905 Elwell A, 1878 George E. 1901 Gilbert H. 1969 Henry M. n 1857 Thomas W. h 1871 BiSSELL. Thomas J. 1855 Blackman. Dora 1. 1900 INDEX. [Sowler. Blaine. Blundell. Booth. Edward L. 1886 Charles R. 1891 Edward n 1847 Blair. Blunt. BOOTHBY. Franklin 0. 1848 Ambrose 1863 Asa 1859 James G. 1841 Samuel F. n 1881 Boardman. Borden. Blaisdell. Cassius F. n 1865 Wallace S. 1901 Bailey E. 1841 Henry R. i860 BORGELT James E. 1876 Bobo. Albert E. n 1898 William F. n 1876 Blake. Edwin A. 1872 Heniy M. 1862 William S. 1876 Bock. Alice M. 1907 Boswell. George C. 1886 Thomas S. n 1877 Blakeman. BODINE. BOSWORTH. Wilbert C. 1876 George L, Jr. 1906 Henry N. n 1886 Blakeslee. BODWELL. Boucher. Albert F. 1896 William L.« i860 James H. n 1874 Charles W. 1886 Francis D. h 1889 BOGART. BOULTENHOUSE. George H. 1893 Cecil R. n 1910 John E. » 1905 Blanchard. BOHLMANN. Bourne. James A. n 1861 Fred J. 1897 Silas J. n 1853 Lorenzo D. 1857 F. J., Mrs. (see OrlandoJs 1839 Mason, Roberta) John C. n 1902 Bouton. Blasdale. Laura A. M. n 1900 Frank R. 1886 W. C, Mrs. (see Rogers, Elizabeth Bolster. Bowdish. H.) Cyrus 1842 Lewis F. n 1901 Fred H. n 1903 WellesleyW.i86s Bleakly. George H. n 1885 Howard G. n 1892 Bolton. BOWEN. Blichfeldt. Harris A. n 1907 Charles W.1851 William C. 1854 Emil H. 1900 Bonfoey. Ruth B. 1905 Bower. Bliss. Aaron V. n 1883 Abel* Bonham. Harold M. 1910 George H. 1842 Horace n 1855 Lahman F. 1879 Walter P. 1909 John M. n 1855 Russell F. 1907 William L. 1842 Wallace L. 1902 Blood. Bonnell. Bowlby. Lorenzo W. 1838 Charles L. 1868 Robert A. n 1910 Bljjmenthal. Bonner. Bowler. Charles E.h 1848 John n 1846 John A. n 1877 877 Bowman.] INDEX. Bowman. Isaiah / John R. 1900 Joseph B«i887 BOWNE. Samuel W. t Boyd. Charles W. 1873 Darrell S. 1910 John F. 190S BOYDEN Adin S. 1844 Erastus n 1847 BOYNTON. Arthur G. 1899 BOYSi Isaac n 1862 Bracket!. William T. S. n 1852 BiSADFORD. Archibald E. n 1899 Bradley. Walter?./ Bradshaw. John E. 1849 Bragdon. Edmund E. E. 1841 Frederick E. 1891 George H. ra 1899 G. H., Mrs. (see PatersoNj Alice L.) Bragg. Ernest L. 1907 Brain ARD. Wilson F. n 1890 Brambles. William J. 1861 Bramhall. Charles O. n 1880 Branham. Henry R. n 1842 Bransfield. Elizabeth P. 1907 Helen V. 1904 Bray. Frank C. i8go William P. 1903 Brazos. Julia 1899 Breaux. Gustave A. n 1847 Breckinridge. Edwin H. 1864 John S. 1861 Breed. Walter R. 1887 Brengle. George S. 1910 Brewer. Daniel D. n 1857 David J. n 1855 Edward H. n 1863 Edwin B, n 1852 Hamilton 1838 James M. n 1849 Marshal B. w 18S8 Moses K. n 1842 Raymond H. 1909 William H. h 1903 Brewster. Chauncey B. h 1903 William L. n 1887 Bridge. George A. n 1897 John L. 1888 Jonathan D. h 1848 Robert P. 1910 William D. 1861 Brierley. Benjamin W. n 1874 878 Br:iggS. Benjamin R. 1894 Frederick W. h 1874 Henry E. 1^9 Nathaniel L. 1861 . Robert E. n 1903 Brigham. Alice 1900 Charles ArG. 1847 Charles O. n 1862 Brill. William 1886 Brim. Edwin 0. 1859 Bristol. Daniel W./s 1855 Harlow B. 1910 Leveritt D. 1903 LuciuS'M. n 1896 Raymond W. 1906 • Britt. Benjamiki W.n 1840 Britten. Victor S. n 1,898 ; BrITTON. Alexander T. n 1857 Augusta M. 1896 ' Broatch. Frederick W. n 1901 Brock. Thomas S. n 1898 Brockman. Whitefield W. n 1900 Brodhead. Francis D. n 1852 George M. 1882 Bronk. John P. 187s INDEX. [Burley. Bronson. Daniel D. n i8q4 Gurdon G. n 1854 John O. n 1849 Brooks. AdiniSsi Byron A. 1871 Charles W. i8S7 Delos F. n 1876 Edgar E. n 1896 Jabez 1850 John H. n 1864 Ormando N. 1851 Brown. Abner H. n 1839 Albert H. n 1851 Annie S. 1901 Arthur L. 1900 Calvin M. n 1879 ■ Carrie T. 1897 Charles G. 1904 Charles H. 1897 Charles L. n 1835 Charles S. 1849 David F. n 1841 Elmer E. h igog Francis A. n 1883 Francis C. ,1896 Fred 1. 1898 George J. 1873 George W. n 1841 George W. n 1852 Grow S. n 190S Henry B. n 1859 Jacob W. i8S4 James N. t John N. n 1878 Lily C. « 189s M. Fillmore n 1874 Oliver E. 1842 Paul R.M 1866 Raymond S. n 1910 Seldon L. 1879 Walter C. 1903 Walter H. 1910 Willard E. n 1900 William N. n 1845 Browne. Arthur W. 1900 A. W., Mrs. (see Westgate, Helen E.) Brownell. Burton H. 1897 Bruce. Eli C. 1846 William W. n 1902 Brundage. Alfred R. n 1885 William M. 1880 Bruner. Alfred C. 1879 Harry B. 1887 William E. 1888 Brush. Jesse n 1854 Samuel P. n 1907 William n 1850 Bryant. Arthur P. 1892 Buchanan. William G. n 1902 Buck. Charles H. 1864 John R. n 1862 Walter P. 1886 BUCKELEW. Joshua R. 1874 , BUCKHAM. Matthew H. h 1909 Buckingham. Burdette R. 1899 Buckland. HarlehighH.;ii834 Buckley. James M. n i860 Monroe 1899 Samuel B. 1836 Bucknam. Robert P. 1859 Budington. Charles O. n 1857 Henry A. 1857 Robert A. / 879 Buell. Ernest H. 1908 Bugbee. Harry W. n 1902 BUXKLEY. William L. n 1888. BULLARD. Frederick H. n 1883 BUNCE. James H., Jr. n 189S Bunnell. Mary G. 1897 BUNTEN. Roland J. 1904 Bunting. Jabez k 1834 BURCH. Thomas t Thomas H. n 1843 BURMCK. Arthur H. 1899 A. H., Mrs. (see Northrop, Mary) Clinton DeW. 1886 John A. » 1887 William L. 1882 Burgess. George n 1847 Henry T. A 1898 BURGWIN. William H. i8g6 Burke. Arthur N. 1889 Edward W. 1888 George W. 1839 Joseph C. 1874 Walter F. n 1909 Burley. John S. 1899 Bnrlingame.] INDEX. BUKLINGAME. L. G., Mrs. (see Hills, Faith E.) BURNES. Charles D. n 1892 James H. n 1896 Burnett. Thomas W. n 1905 William H. 1865 BURNHAM. Benjamin F. 1853 Hosea B. n 1853 John P. 1910 Burns. Jabez h 1846 Roy L. 1910 Wilbur F. i860 William H. 1867 BUKR. Annie L. n 1884 Charles C. n 1846 Coleman C. 1865 EdsonW. 1866 : Elbert W.» 1893 Ella V. 1884 Ethel C. 1909 Eugene W. 1898 Frank W. 1897 Frederick P. n 1880 JohaK.,Ml892 Jonathan' K. 184s Joseph B. n 1885 Julian E. n 1901 Leland M. n i893 RoUin H. 1,900 Russell J. « i860 Willis S. 1836 BUERITT. Charles D. I843 Burrowes. Edward T. n 1880 Burrows. William H. t BURRUSS. John W.F. 1836 Burt. David n 1848 William 1879 BURTIS. Townsend W. n 1835 Burton. Henry E; n 1864 Nathaniel J. 1850 William M. 1834 BUSCHEK. Hermann A. 1901 BUSEY. George McK. 1886 Bush. George G. 1866 BUSHNELL. George E. n 1850 Horace h 1842 Otto A. 1903 BUSSELL. William H. 1838 Butler. Bernard W. n 1893 Dale D. n 1889 Edmund G. 1868 Glentworth R. h 1908 Herbert W. n 1909 James E. n 1904 Butterfield. Milton 1843 Butters. Edgar A. 1908 Butteick. Henry A. n 1863 Buttz. Henry A. h 1866 Byrnes. Horace D. 1900 Byrt. Arthur W. 1886 Cables. Cornelius, H., Jr. n 1910 Cadman. S. Parkes h 1898 Cady. George F. n 1869 Gilbert H./ Walter G./ Cahoon. Charles D. t Calder. James 1849 William P. 1903 Caldwell. Asbury n 1864 John M. 1862 ' Roger G., Jr. n 1906 Samuel e.» 1858 . Calef. ' Arthur B. 1851 Arthur B., Jr. n 1881 Jeremiah F. 1877 Calkins. Marshall n 1854 Callan.. Michael J. n 1869 Camier. Henry W. 1888 Camp. Burton H. 1901 Daniel W. * Daniel W. n 1882 Herbert V. n 1899 John N. t John S. 1878 Mortimer H. 1898 Samuel T. t Campaigne. S. Curtis 1906 William N. n 1898 88.0 INDEX. [Chapin. Campbell. Buel 0. 1887 C. A., Mrs. (see Glad- win, Vivian E.) Herbert L. n i8go Thomas C. n 1841 William 1841 William n 1841 Caijby. Edward R. S. h 1870 Canfield. Charles C. n 1872 Paul F. n 1903 Canham. Charles P. 1909 Cantine. Francis C. n 1852 Cardozo. Isaac N. n 1879 Carey. Edgerton S. igoo Elias R. n i860 Carhaet. Henry S. 1869 Sanford W. n 1907 Carleton. John N. n 1855 Caelough. David J. 1892 Carman. Joseph P. n 1906 Carnahan. George A. 1884 James C. n 1879 Carpenter. Ernest C. 1894 Erwin E. n 1903 George C. 1866 Henry C. n 1877 Ralph S. 1907 William A. n 1845 Carr. James, Jr. 1859 William R. i860 Carrington. Augustus B. 1876 Robert A. n 1874 Carroll. Dwight F. 1887 Isaac S. 1902 ' James M. 1851 J. W., Mrs. (see Chaffee, Grace I.) ; Stella W. n 1896 Carrow. Charles M. n 1872 Carruth. Frank E. 1909 Carson. George P. 1883 Carbwell. Robert n 1863 Carter. Clarence E. 1908 George W. 1892 Hedley V. n 1909 Herman n 1874 James N. 1903 Case. Alfred B. 1896 Lucius n 1838 Lyman W. n 1849 Casler. ' David 1869 ' Cass. I John A. 1872 ; William B. 1896 Cassidy. William M. 1888 Caswell. George E. n 1910 James E. n 1869 881 Cate. Carter E. n .1876 Cavan. Willis H. n 1882 Caward. Olin M. 1903 Cederberg. Charles A. n 1908 Chadbourne. George S. 1858 James P. n 1893 Samuel G. n 1^4 Chadwick. Charles W. 1884 Gustavus B. n 1861 Walter A. 1869 Chapfee. Grace I. n 1892 Chalker. Richard A. n 1840 Chamberlain. Abiram h 1903 Daniel D. h 1870 Ezra B. n 1846 Herbert C. 1907 Chamberlin. Roy B. 1909 Chambers. Thomas.M. ^81855 Champion. Henry n 1846 Chandler. Davison A. 1897 Perry 1872 Theophilus B. 1850 Wilson B. n 1887 Chapin. Albert W. n 1865 Charles S. 1880 James I; n 1901 Solomon 1857 Chapman.] INDEX. Chapman. Arthur W. 1903 John A. M. h 1871 John E. H. n 1850 John H. n 1867 Mae H. 1900 Ulysses 1840 William H. 1897 William J. 1874 Chappell. William J. 1883 Chase. Albert H. n 1882 Alden F. i86g Allen n 1895 Benjamin W. 1864 Charles A. n 1895 Daniel H. 1833 Edwin F. n 1894 Geors^e D. f Henry h 183S Hiram w 1844 Irah E. 1850 Jason F. 1896 John D. 1842 John L. n i86s Orliff vanH. 1908 Sidera 1839 Walter E. n 1876 Wesley D. 1863 Chasey. Joseph W. 1907 Chatfield. Henry H. 1889 Chattaway. Samuel W. M. n 1863 Chedsey. Nathan A. n 1845 Cheeseman. George W. t Cheney. Benjamin H. n 1859 Nathan G. 1869 Oren B. h 1863 Chester. Francis T. 1885 Simeon F. 1852 Chew. Benjamin W. n 1836 Chichester. Ernest C. n 1904 George F. n 1908 Child. Charles M. 1890 Childs. Perry G. 1846 Chisholm. Harvey F. » 1856 Chittenden. Charles n 1836 Church. Charles W. 1864 Isabella J. 1896 James A. n 1863 May W. n 1901 Morris DeV. 187S Roy, Mrs. (see Smith, MaeG.) Seth i8so Churchill. Ernest M. n 1904 John H. n 1867 CrviLL. Acton T. 1886 Claflin. Lee« William h 1868 Clapp. Elam S. P. 1863 Franklin H. igoi Clark. Allen i86s Alonzo H. n 1881 Benjamin S. 1872 Carl W. 1907 Caroline C. 1895 Clifford P. 189s Daniel J. n 1876 Davis W. 1836 ■ Edgar F. 1861 Elizabeth D. 1907 Emerson G. n 1870 Evert M. / Frank R. igoo Fred N. 1900 Frederick W. n 1885 Harold D. n 1907 Henry F. 1886 Jefferson n 1867 John C. 1886 Labati h 1853 Lester M. 1839 Nathaniel W. 1879 Robert 1857 Smith n 1866 Thomas J., Jr. 1901 Walter E. 189S William R. 1852 William W. 1848 ' ' Clarke. Charles D. n 1878 Ernest P. 1885 Frederic W. 1870 George i860 George H. 1877 Horatio R. h 1853 John C. 1848 John S. 1907 William L. 1899 Willis G. 1877 Clayton. Alfred S. 1901 James W. n 1855 Cleaveland. Charles F., Jr. 1908 Cleaver. Henry A. 1891 Clement. George W. n i860 , George W., Jr. 1883 Clements. Henry L. 1896 Isaac N. 1870 Theron A. 1906 Clemons. W. Harry 1902 Clerk. Frederick E. n 1903 INDEX. [Conn. Cleveland. COE. Collin. Josiah J. 1849 Andrew J. 1855 Henry A. 1858 Christabel M. 1901 John H. n 1854 Clifford. Jonathan 1839 QuincyJ.1857 Howard A. 1884 Nathaniel D. n 1883 Coffin. COLLINGS. Timothy S. n 1876 Charles E. n 1883 H. T., Mrs. (see Dar- Edward F. 1895 Row, Gracia B.) Clift. Edward P. 1879 Smith 1837 Owen V. h 1895 Seward V. 1889 Collins. Charles 1837 Cline. Coffman. Wilmer E. 1895 Frederick J. 1879 Thomas S. 1901 Frederick 0. n 1903 James M. n 1879 Lewis n 1853 Clough. COGAN. Lorin C. n 1838 Joel B. 1848 James J. 1902 Collyer. Cloyd. COGGSHALL. G. L., Mrs. (see Day, Paul C. n 1892 Clara M. 1890 Helena L.) Cobb. CoiT. Colt. Alfred P. n 1906 Fred W. n 1890 Olin B. 1877 Charles H. 1894 Herbert E. 1887 Colter. William 0. n 1896 CoiiE. William J. n 1857 Joseph n 1877 COBLEIGH. Colville. Edwin R. « 1853 COLBURN. George M. h 1888 Nelson E. 1843 John 1847 Nelson S. h 1865 Comfort. Colby. George F. 1857 COBURN. Charles G. 1849 William F. 1862 Clarence P. 1877 George J. L. n 1842 Luther G. 1901 COMINS. Cole. James B. 1896 COCAGNE. Cornelius 1847 John H. 1871 Edwin H. 1851 Commons. George W. n 1850 JohnR./ Cochran. Harry J. n 1885 Jacob A. 1887 Cone. Clayton T. n 1909 Cochrane. Maude V. 1902 Peter F. n 1867 Ralph M. 1906 Edward S. n 1851 George B. 1837 Jasper D. 1880 CONGDON. Coleman. Edward F. n 1905 Cocker. George S. 1876 Benjamin F. h 1864 . John H. t Conger. Lyman/ David N. 1848 Codding. Oliver A. 187s Lewis B. 1882 William B., Jr. 1873 Conn. Harold J. igo8 CODDINGTON. Colgate. Herbert W./ Wellesley P. i860 Bowles t Lillie B. i8go 883 ConneU,] INDEX. CONNELL. William t Connelly. Herbert L. 1909 Conner. Benjamin C. 1876 James H. n 1858 Samuel J. A. 1892 Connor. Louis G. 1910 Conrad. William F. 1853 Converse. Abiel 1839 J. Carl 1886 Waldo F. 1839 Cook. Charles h 1850 George W. 1863 Paul n 1909 William H. n 1871 Cooke. Alice G. 1906 Edward J838 Henry P. 1877 Leslies. 1868 Samuel W. 1853 COOKMAN. Alfred 1892 Frank S. 1879 George G. 1877 William W. n 1882 Cooledge. Clark n 1841 Cooley. Almon 0. 1849 Coolidge. Henry A. 1847 COONEY. Robert /i 1851 Coons. Gideon W. 1890 Henry B. 1887 Horace W. 1899 Cooper. Albert L. 1901 Charles P. 1888 Jacob E. 1883 Jesse V. 1906 Joel H. n 1844 Richard W. 1890 Rufus T. n 18S7 Stephen VanR. n 1850 Varnum A. n 1863 Webb G. 1902 Willis A. n 1883 Coote. Thomas W. n 1906 COPELAND. Anson T. 1858 A. Stanley n 1904 David 185s Justin M. n 1857 Copp. Henry N. 1863 CORBIN. Johnson A. n 1849 Corey. Howard A. 1907 Joseph A. n 1880 Corliss. Cyrus L. 1900 Frederick W. h 1864 Cornell. Minn S., Jr. 190S T. S., Mrs. (see Andrews, Ethel W.) Corner. Clarence F. 1903 Corning. Granville n 1876 Cornwall. Andrew P. n 1903 Edward E. 18^ Cornwell. Giles H. 1842 CORSCADEN. James A. 1902 Roberta 1901 Corson. John W. n 1887 CORWIN. Clifford O. M 1908 COSTON. Herbert H. 1873 Cottle. William A. 187s COUCHMAN. JohnW.nl878 COUGHLIN. Qarence D. n 190S Elizabeth A. 1900 Jane 1897 COULSTON. Charles W. 1891 COULTAS. Andrew J. 1880 COUSENS. Francis H. 1873 Wilbur F. n 1872 COVEL. James h 183s John S. 1845 CoWAN. James F. 1909 Cowling. E. J., Mrs. (see Smith, Percie J.) Cox. George B. n 1887 ; William W.M 1876 "' INDEX. Pagnal], COXE. Dprran B. n 1882 James C. W. 1863 John H. 1909 Crafts. Addie L. 1883 Albert B. 1871 Frederick H. n 1871 George B. 1908 G. B., Mrs. (see Dona- hoe, Margaret E.) Major P. 1844 Wilbur F. 1869 Craig. Elizabeth A. 1889 Lewis W. 1879 Cramer. Mary E. 1894 Myron C. 1904 Norman L. 1873 ' Raymond V. n 1910 Crandall. Francis A. 1875 John N. wi8S4 Crane. . Charles G. 1907 Howard D. 1903 John R. h 1841; Lewis N. 1890 Robert N. 1867 William H. n 1877 Crawford. Allan h 1868 Andrew K. i860 Frederick N. 1908 James B. h 1863 John n 1865 Margaret 1910 Morris B. 1874 M. B., Mrs. (see Rice, Caroline L.) Morris D'C. h 1853 Robert S. 1880 Creamer. Alfred G. n 1884 Cressman. Elijah 1878 Cressy. Noah/ Crittenden. Albert R. t Crocker. Joseph E. n 1894 Croft. Charles P. 1869 Crombie. Dean A. » 1884 Crook. John T. 1881 William M. 1884 Winnie M. 1885 Crooks. Thomas R. 1889 Crosby. George H. n 1865 Crosley. Abraham n 1905 Cross. H. S., Mrs. (see Gamache, Florence M.) Crossett. Harry S. n 1910 Crowell. Albert L. 1892 Benjamin C. 1904 Loranus 1840 Robert F. 1857 Samuel F. 1902 Croxford. George A. n 1891 Russell H. 1887 Crysler. Adam C. 1852 Culver. M. Eugene 1875 88s CUMMINGS. Anson W. h 1843 George O. n 1867 Joseph 1840 Leonard N. 1873 William E. n 1878 Cumnock. , Robert McL. 1868 Cunningham. Edward 1867 Logan n 1909 Currier. Edwin P. 1890 John W. 1857 CtntRY. Daniel 1837 Johnn 1842 Curtice. Leon H. 1908 Raymond S. 1908 Saul O. i88s Gushing. Charles W. h 1855 John R. 1869 Joseph W. i8s7 Samuel G. 1872 Cushman. Robert S. 1902 Walter S. 18.S9 Cutler. Carl C. n 1903 David A. n 1903 Raymond W. n 1910 Zelia A. 1903 CUTTS. Edward 1865 Frederic 1893 Oliver * Daboll. David A. h 1872 Nathan h 1835 Dagnall. Bertha I. » 1902 Pains.] INDEX. Dains. Frank B. 1890 George G. i8s9 George H. 1884 Dales. Wilbur F. 1886 Dall. WillJam H. h 1888 Dallinger. William H. h 1886 Dally. Jonathan H. 1859 Joseph W. MI 866- Dalton. William A. n 1870 Dandy. James H., Jr. n 1864 Danforth. Richard H. 1861 Daniel. Robert A. M 1872 Daniels. Benjamin » 183S John H. n 1889 Morgan R. 1841 Perl B. n 1901 William H.« 1863 Winthrop M. / Danker. Albert 1863 Darby. William C. 1899 Dare. Edward M. n 1903 Darling. Arthur B. 189S Clarence W. n 1899 Darrow. Gracia B. 1900 Pierre W. n 1908 Dashiell. Robert L. h 1866 Robert L. n 1880 Davenport. Charles W. 1848 Frederick M. 1889 F. M., Mrs. (see Andrus, Edith J.) Friend S. 1846 Harry 1900 Milton W. 1903 Stanley W. 1884 Davies. Melrose D. 1896 Davis. Albert/ Amy E. 1904 Ashton W. 1900 Bernard M. 1889 Charles E. 1876 Charles H. 1900 Charles S. 1880 Clara S. n 1893 De Witt n 1858 Dora W. 1902 Edson W. 1869 George M. n 1908 Gustaviis F. h 1835 H. Loranus 1900 Herbert S. 1899 John McI. 1905 Lawrence A. 1908 Loyal L. 1883 Lucius D. h 1863 Milton S. n 1907 N. Evan 1897 Otto W. 1902 Stephen B. 1859 Stephen B., Jr. 1895 Wesley R. h 187s William B. 1894 Willis B. n 1906 Davison. Alfred T. 1898 Curtis P. 1843 George W. 1^2 William T. h 1892 Davitt. John W. n 1901 . Dawley. Milton H. n 1899 Day. Clarence M. 1909 Harry P. 1903 Helena L. 1886 James R. h 1883 John A. 1872 John C. 1908 Louis DeV. 1904 Samuel J. n 1863 Waters B. 1891 Dean. Charles R. 1849 David J. h 1885 James A. 1847 RoUin C. 1909 Ruth 1905 ZebinaT. 1846 Deane. Ernest R. 1888 deAngelis. Susie A. 1902 Dearborn. Arthur K. 1906 James M. 1902 Josiah W. n 1870 Reuben F. n 1870 Walte'r F. 1900 deBosis. A., Mrs., (see Vernon, Lillian) deCastro. Joseph F. 1882 Decker. John A., Jr. 1901 Deering. William t Defandorf. Jason F. n 1887 deforest. Jean L. 1896 DeFrehn. Jerry J. 1902 v 886 INDEX. [Doolittle, DeKoven. Henry n 1836 Henry L. t William n 1843 DeLaney. Lewis E. 1902 L. E., Mrs. (see Gris- WOLD, Margaret) Delano. Charles W. 1894 Delevan. Elizabeth H. n 1877 Demaeest. Donald J. n 1910 Gerald B. 1904 deMauriac. Henri deW. n 1903 DeMena. Felipe S. n 1845 Deming. Lester F. 1906 Dempster. John h 1848 Denison. Howard P. n 1885 Joseph 1840 William n 1896 Dennett. Oliver n 1845 Dennis. Alfred?./ Paul G. 1910 Denniston. Benjamin M. 1910 Louis N. n 1902 Derby. Elmer G. 1883 Deremer. Earl DeW. 1910 Develin. James A. 1883 Dewar. Frank n 1873 Dewey. Lewis F. 1861 Dexter. Everett K. 1863 Deyampert. Epaminondas n 1851 Dibble. Howard G. n 1897 Dickinson. Henry L. 1862 John h 1872 JohnT.i8S3 DiCKISSON. Benjamin F. 1907 DiEFENDORF. Benjamin 1. 1833 DlKEMAN. George W. n 1854 DiLKS. Eva 1892 James B. 1878 Joseph A. 1867 Joseph A., Jr. n 1896 DiLLARD. Richmond F. A. n 1841 Dilley. Arthur U. n i8g6 Dillingham. Stephen C. 1845 DiNSMOEE. Cadford M. 1851 DiSOSWAY. Cornelius R. h 1838 Gabriel P. h 1833 DiTCHETT. Edwin n 1903 Dixon. James R. h 1859 i Sylvester h 1858 Doane. Frank W. 1895 Ira C. 1903 Dobbins. John Y. t DODD. . Bertram F. 1899 Harriman C. 1901 Thomas J. 19 10 DODDS. Clyde R. 1901 Solon A. 1901 Dodge. Raymond f Doe. Albert P. 1874 Walter E. 190& Dole. Edmund P. n 1874 Samuel P. n 1837 Dollner. Samuel L. n 1878 Donahoe. Daniel J. n 1875 Julia T. n 1904 Margaret E. 1906 Michael J. 1886 Donaldson. Joshua M. 1839 Orren M. n 1889 Dooley. Matthew A. n 1842 Doolittle. Theodore S. h 1872 Dorchester.] INDEX. Dorchester. DOXSEE. Ransom h i860 Daniel n 1847 Carll W. 1909 Reuben B.* Daniel 1874 Drake. DURBIN. DOREMUS. Herbert E. 1886 John P./ Edmund 1909 H. E., Mrs. (see John P. 1853 Johnson, Mary E.) Dorm AN. John P. 1894 DURFEE. Edward W. n 1903 Dresser. Herbert A. n 1883 H. A., Mrs. (see DORRIS. Harry A. 1908 William H.»i88o MoTT, AnnaR.) John N. h 1862 DreW; DURSTON. DORSETT. Charles M. 1892 Franklin S. 1902 George B. 1874 Daniel * DUSINBERRE. Doty. Howard R. 1908 DuBois. George B. 1852 Edgar VanF. 1893 George B. 1868 Douglas. DUFFORD. DUTCHEE. ! Elizabeth E. 1897 George M. / Benjamin t DUINKERKE. DUTTON. Douglass. Arthur S. n 1906 John F. n 1883 John W.M 1889 Gaylord W. 1900 DUKESHIRE. Francis S. Jt 1896 Willard B. 1892 Duval. Gordon C. 1908 William 1843 Richard W. n 1901 DULANY. Roswell L. n 1901 Roswell S. 1861 John H. n 1884 Dwelly. William M. n 1892 Duncan. Jedediah n 1836 Dow. Theodore A. 1874 DWIGHT. Cyrus M. n 1844 William E. 1878 Holden 183S David B. n 1884 Lewis 1837 Edward D. n 1846 Dunham. William E. 1870 Lorenzo 1849 Archie W. n 1900 George P. » i^i Dye. Do WE. Caleb 1841 DUNKEL. Charles H. 1884 Downey. Otto/ Dyer. Archibald St.J. n 1901 DUNKERKE. Frank M. n 1895 Charles G. 1840 J. Francis, Jr. n 1904 David G. 1884 Eason. Leonard S. 1907 DUNMOKE. F. W., Mrs. (see Russell G. 1908 Inglis, Jessie I.) Downs. Watson T. 1871 Frederick A. n 1855 William E. n 1910 Eastman. Walter H. 1875 Frank E. n 1898 Dunn. Henry E. 1858 Dowse. Harold A. 1962 . James H. n 1864 Charles D. n 1840 Lewis R. h 1876 Joseph h 1872 INDEX. [Everitt. Eaton. Daniel O. n 1838 Herbert S. n 1891 Joel W. h 1881 William B. 1889 ECKEELDT. Thomas H. 1881 ECKMAN. George P. n 1884 Eddy. Ashton C. i87i5 Bayard T. n 1879 Henry T. 1866 Lewis H. n 1878 Robert N. n 1865 Edgerton. Alonzo J. 1850 Charles S. 1870 Francis C. n 1894 Francis D. 1861 Edsall. Charles F. 1908 Edson. Edward i860 Edwards. Bruce V. n 1907 George L. 1^3 George N. 1893 James T. i860 Nelson 1879 Eggleston. Asahel C. 1858 Charles F. 1890 George M. 1892 J. Wilbur 1889 Sidney B. n 1897 Eichelberger. William S. / ElSWALD. Adolph H. n 1882 Arthur S. n 1882 Theodore G. n 1894 Ela. : David H. i8s7 ^ Elwood S. n 1882 ' Paul F. 1884 Elder. William W. n 1874 Eldred. John R. n 1852 Eldredge. Elliott M. 1900 , Orris K. t Eldridge. Herbert C. 1892 Elliott. Benjamin F. n 1883 Charles h 1840 George W. n 1873 Melville C. n 1867 Ellis. Charles A. 1900 Elizabeth J. 1877 John P. n 1865 Joseph W. i8s8 Elmer. Cordello D. n 1857 William T. 1857 Elwood. Isaac N. n 1867 Ely. Charles F. 1875 Edward M. n 1867 Emens. Edgar A. 1886 Emerson. George A. n 1874 George R. 1874 John H. 1870 Oscar B. 1901 Emery. George H. n 1910 Samuel n 1859 England. George A. 1862 English. Alice W. 1902 Eno. J. N., Mrs. (see Foster, Myra E.) Enos. Jacob J. n 1837 Ercanbrack. Thomas R. 1858 Ericsson. John h 1862 Erskine. James P. 1895 Erving. George A. 1877 Espenshade. Abraham H. 1894 Espy. Ridgway B. 1903 Estabrook. Adelbert A. n 1896 Esten. William M. 1894 Ethridge. Albert wi8S3 Samuel S. 1862 Eustis. John E. 1874 William H. 1873 Evans. George 1897 H. D., Mrs. (see Turner, Mima B.) Marshall n 1858 Nathaniel n 1841 William R. 1884 Everitt. Robert n igio Ewer.] INDEX. Ewer. Farrell. Field. Bernard Cf Stewart A. 1910 Daniel W. n 1837 Edwin A. 1907 Eyster. Christian S. n 1836 John B. ipos Faulkner. Eva A. » 1^9 Albert U.» 1893 John A. h 1897 Howard B. 1905 Leila A. 1901 Leon C. 1870 Faulks. Faber. James B. h 1876 Fields. Frederick B. 1889 Faunce. Andrew C. t Fairbank. William H. P. A 1909 FlERO. William E. 1893 Faust. Joshua M., Jr. n 1909 Faiechild. Isaac n 1842 Albert B. / Fife. Robert H., Jr./ John H. 1898 • Faville. Nathan H.190S Oran 1844 FiFIELD. William H. n 1877 Fearon. Fred W.« 1896 Fairlie. Robert N. n 1869 Fillmore. Chester W.m;9o8 Fellows. George H. n 1845 Falconer. HerveyW. 1888 Finch. John H. 1838 James F. i88'; Nathaniel 1858 Samuel McG. h 1852 Peter W. n 1839 Falley. Thomas S. 1850 Finlay. George N. 1858 William G. 1907 Robert E. 1908 Fallon. Fenn. Finney. Junius G. 1875 ■ James W. n 1873 May S. 1896 Fancher. Ferguson. Allan 190S Charles W. n 1865 Fish. Enoch L. h 1863 Edwin 1887 Sandf ord I. h 1852 Henry h 1838 Fanton. Wilbert P. h 1898 Jasper 1853 William H. 1855 Fernald. Fisher. Farnham. Charles S. n 1901 Farnsworth. Edgar S. 1890 Elbridge S. 1892 Flora A. n 1884 Oliver H. 1863 Annie 1904 Wilfrid S. n 1902 Willard C.'/ William W. 1894 Robert W. C. 1871 Walter M. n 1893 FiSK. Ferry. Everett 0. 1873 Farnum. John R. 1867 Edward S. 1878 George J. t Herbert F. i860 Isaiah * Sewall H. n 1840 Farrand. Few. WiUbur/ Max/ Ignatius A. h iS'^S Fitch. James W. n 1867 Farrar. FiCKETT. Silas 1838 Hubbard C. h 1886 Albert L. n 1897 . Silas H. 1877 890 INDEX. [Frey FitzGerald. Charles J. n 1898 Edward M. n 1882 James N. h 1882 Jerome B. n 1845 Peter F. n 1857 William H. n 1894 Flack. Arthur H. h 1887 Flanders. Christopher P. 1861 Fletcher. Clifton n 1850 Frank P. 1904 Helen K. 1906 Lawrence B. / Flinchbaugh. Frederick L. 1899 Flint. Henry W. 1868 Flood. Thomas C. 191D Flournoy. JohnM. nl833 Josiah, Jr. n 1837 Flower. Herbert J. n 1905 Floy. Frederic H. 18192 Henry 1889 James h 1847 Floyd. Leroy C, Jr. 1900 Flynn. George F. 1887 Fogg. Frank P. 1891 Foley. Edmund R. 1887 FOLSOME. Ralph J. 1904 FOOTE. Grace L. 1900 John B. h 1869 Osmond C. B. n 1873 Forbes. Robert J. n 1883 Robert W. n 1906 Ford. Calvin B. 1854 William 1. 1889 Fobdyce. Alexander R., Jr. » 1896 FORMAN. Raymond L. 1907 Samuel E. n 1885 Forsyth. George 1864 Fort. Edmund L. n 1840 Frederick W. 187s FOSGATE. William A. » 1864 Foss. Archibald C. 1852 Cyrus D. 1854 Cyrus D., Jr. i8gi William J. i8s6 Foster. Charles J, 1890 Charles L. 1881 Fisher A. 1834 Floyd W. n 1908 George T. n 1840 James A. n 1892 Jennie L. n 1884 .John h 1833 John M. n 1835 John W. n 1834 Leroy A. n i&>7 Lewis »i83S Myra E. n 1881 William n 1839 William E. 1888 William H. n 1841 William S. 1885 Fountain. James T. 1849 Fowler. Anderson t Charles H. h 1875 Fox. David A., Jr. n 1900 HenryJ. Ai8s7 Fradenburg. Stephen n 1848' FraiN; Edmund W. 1898 Francis. John H. n 1877 Franklin. H. A., Mrs. (see, WiL- coxsoN, MaryE.) Frazee. Francis B. n 1906 Frazer. John h 1853 Frazier. Joseph W. n 1897 Freeman. Arthur M. 1880 Daniel R. 1905 Frank N. 1904 James M. h 1866 Joseph B. 1848 Leonard E. n 1888 Thomas F. n 1907 French. Harry N. 190S John R. h 1852 Moses, Jr. n 1882 Robert M. 1894 William E. n 1901 Fretz. Edwin H. n 1894 Frey. John G. 1909 Fritts.] INDEX. Fritts. Galloway. Garrison. Ada C. n 1904 Franklin A. 1892 Charles H. 1904 Norman S. n 190S Frost. Gallup. Philip E. 1900 Charlotte B. 1899 George n 1883 P. E., Mrs. (see Fredric W. 1894 Walsh, Jane F. D.) F. W., Mrs. (see Glo- Gamache. Stephen 0. 1876 ver, Christine K.) Florence M. 1898 Garton. Leonard P. h 1868 Luther H. 1901 GAMBLE. William McK. m 1851 L. H., Mrs. (see Ray- mond, Alice J.) Edwin P. n 1873 Gary. Philip P. 1902 Gamman. Delos 18^1 Timothy P. n 1876 Alfred M. n 1874 George t FuiIer. Gammons. Gascoigne. i Alice C. 1894 Charles H. n 1871 Ward P. 1906 Frederick A. 1890 Ernest S. n 1902 Fred E; 1890 Garatt. Gatch. Frederic D. » 1888 James N. n 1858 Gordon G. igo6 Gardner i8.s8 Hart S. 1896 Garde. Gates. Henry J. 1857^ Andrew E. n 1908 Arthur M. 1894 James H. 1896 David W. 1863 Spencer R. 1859 Gaedenhire. Furber James B. h i860 Gause. Charies H. 1873 Percival 0. B. n 1881 David B. 1867 Gardiner. George W. 1889 Gavitte. Gabriel. Peleg W., Jr. n 1849 Arthur H. n 1896 Charles VanL. n 1881 Gardner. Gaylord. Gaffy. Abel n 1842 Harriette E. n 1888 George H. n 1850 Austin n 1856 Catherine A. I'SSs John H., 1851 Gage. Charles H. n 1859 GrEER. Denison i8ss Charies H. 1884 Clifton F. n 1903 Charlotte G. 1903 Gaines. Job i8ss William H. « 1837 Geigel. Margaret W. 1898 Garfield. Ynocencio n ,1845 Galbraith. Frank B. n 1895 Genns. John 1879 Harry A. h 1909 Duncan McP. n 1900 Gale. Garman. Genung. Edward J. 1895 Isaac N. 1901 Amzi W. 184:6 Sylvanus G. i860 Garniss. Charles A. » 1871 Gallagher. David R. n 1839 Geoghegan. Charies W. 1870 Garrettson. . Charles W. »ngo2 Gallien. Francis T. 1846 George. Brace M. 1882 William E. 1841 Frank W. n igol 892 INDEX. [GoodeU. Gerald. Herbert P. 1882 Gerard. Elwood S. 1877 Joseph 1882 Owen S. n 1907 Gerry. Charles F. 1851 Gerst. Benjamin E. 1873 GlBB. John McG., Jr. 1904 Thomas B. 1907 GiBBARD. Isaac h 1862 Gibbons. Willis A. 1910 GiBBS. Lincoln R. 1892 Gibson. Arthur B. n 1884 Charles t Frank n 1856 GiDMAN. Richard H. 1863 GlFFIW. Charles M. h 1875 William G. 1897 GiFFORD. Asa R. 1904 Gilbert. Charles A. n 1858 Clifford C. 1893 Donald M. 1908 Gad S. n 1836 Helen L. 1904 Leroy D. n 1886 Levi 1874 Luther M. 1865 Norman E. 1895 Robert L. 1887 Gilder. Richard W. h 1903 William H. n 1834 Gildersleeve. Henry 1879 Louis n 1899 WillardH.1908 Giles. Charles H. n 1885 Gill. Benjamin 1870 Mark W. 1889 GiLLET. Louis B. / GiLLETT. Arthur L. / Gillette. Wilbur F. 1879 Gillies. Andrew 1895 GiLLIS. William McN. 1876 Gillispie. Raymond L. 1910 Robert W. 1904 GiLLOTT. Pedro R. 1892 GiLMAN. Albert F. n 1897 A. F., Mrs. (see McGlynn, Agnes G.) Benjamin A. 1865 Frederick H. 1909 Gilmore. Hiram S. » 1841 GiLMOUR. George 1898 GiNN. Wesley C.i8s9 ' Gkelius. Charles G. 1899 Given. Philip L. 1909 Gladding. ■ Rena C. n 1903 i Gladwin. Vivian E. 1903 j Glasier. i Jacob A. n 1904 Gleason. Mary L. n 1896 Glenn. George M. 1889 Glover. Christine K. 1896 Frederic T. 1867 GODARD. George S. 1892 GOEWEY. William D. n 1877 \ Goldbacker. Edward n 1906 Gollicar. William 1833 GONSALVES. Henry 1906 Gonzalez. Ramon n 1845 GOODALE. John H. 1840 GooDE. Burwell P. 1856 G. Brown 1870 Kenneth M. 1904 Goodell. Charles LeR. h 1906 893 Ooodier.] INDEX. GOODIER. Jonathan 1845 Gooding. Earl W. n 1900 • William L./ Goodman. Robert G. igo6 GOODNOW. Isaac T. h 1845 Goodrich. Arthur 1899 Charles G. 1893 Frank T. n 1858 Frederic S. 1^0 Nelson 1842 GOODSELL. Daniel A. h 1881 GOODSPEED. Harry W. n 1896 Goodwill. William T. n 1849 Goodwin. Charles J. / George H. n 1862 Hannibal n 1847 J. Gardner 1899 Walton n 1864 Gordon. Albert S. igoi Howard D. 1892 James S. n i860 Lewis E. 1894 William C. n 1888 Gordy. E. Sheppard n 1885 Harry M. 1907 John P. 1878 Wilbur F. 1880 GORHAM. Frederic S. 1909 Goss. Charles F. » 1839 Webster n 1877 I William R. n 1880 Winfield S. 1890 Gould. Albert n i860 Emmett W. 1901 John B. 1846 John H. n 1907 Thomas L. n 1850 Gove. Elijah A. » 1856 John t Gowdy. : John 1897 John, Mrs. (see Thompson, Elizabeth) Graham. James C. 1890 James T. 1855 Mary 1889 William n 1904 Granger. Miles T. 1842 Grant. Arthur S. 1904 Harold C. 1908 Harry A. igo8 Mabelle C. 1902 Ralph M. 1892 Roscoe A. 1^4 Graves. Albert M. 1872 Albert S. 1846 Arthur R. 1908 Carle A. 1898 Charles E. 1908 Edith R. 1896 Florence A. 1894 ' George A. 1865 Isabel 1891 Otis S. n 1861 Thomas E. n 1834 William F. n 1871 Gray. Edward B. 1908 Greeley. Leslie C. n 1894 894 Greely. Fred H. n 1880 Green. Addison L. 1885 Charles E. 1879 Edmund B. n 1837 James W. n 1840 John S. n 1907 John W. n 1839 Robert P. 1890 Greenbacker. W., Mrs. (see Whit- MORE, Lena A.) Greene. Marion W. 1910 Roscoe L. n 1876 Walter A. n 1885 William E. 1895 ' Greenfield. John S. 1869 Green SLET. Ferris 1897 Greenwood. Joseph M. 1842 Gregory. Gilbert H. 1863 Harvey H. h 1867 Gribbel. John* Gridley. Ida R. i88s John S. J. n 1838 Griffen. ' Benjamin t Griffin. Franklin H. 1875 Henry P. 1888 James J. h 1856 John P. 1848 Martin W. 1880 Michael E. n 1869 Rodney A. n 1900 T. Almern 1881 William h 1861 INDEX. [Hamlin. Griffing. Horace S. 1909 James S. 1852 Griffith. Charles M. 1888 Elbert W. h 1894 Griffiths. John B. n 1898 Griggs. Arthur 0. 1898 Grigson. William M. 1909 Griswold. Allen 1859 Edwin C. 184.7 Edwin L. n 1877 Katharine L. 1902 Margaret 1902 Margaret B. n 1904 Grover. Frederick W. m 1901 Groves. Andrew J. n 1865 James H. n 1865 William F. 1894 Grumbine. Harvey C. 1892 LeeL. 1881 Guernsey. Benjamin W. 1904 David n 1843 Henry C. n 1904 Pliny n 1845 William G. 1897 Guibord. Fred W. n 1895 Robert H. 1892 Guildford. Charles T. 1897 C. T., Mrs. (see Davis, Clara S.) GULICK. Charles W. 1854 Gurnee. Benjamin S. 1861 Guss. Roland W. 1888 GUSTAFSON. Alfred A. 1903 Guy. Alice B. n 1897 Clarence B. n 1904 Harold S. 1909 James H. n 1896 GWILLIM. Reese B. 1866 Stanley S. n 1898 GWINNELL. William B. 1886 Haasz. George N. n 1906 Hackett. John H. n 1842 Hadley. Arthur T. h i8gg Charles A. 1899 James h 1866 Lorenzo W. 1893 Haight. Daniel 1847 Hale. Charles W. n 1896 Clarence F. 1903 Thomas n 1838 Haley. Arthur B.F. 1907 Joseph F. 1876 Hall. Almon E. 1872 Charles M. n 1881 Clifford W. 1904 David C f Edwin W. h 1868 Ezra 1862 Francis h 1854 Francis T. n 1902 89s Frederick S. 1893 George A. 1863 Hattie B. 1898 Horace P. n 1856 Horatio N. 1869 John H., Jr. 1841 Johnson C. n 1840 Lovell n 1866 Morton L. 1888 Otis T. A 1873 Raymond 1. 1909 William B. n 1852 William H. 1892 Hallenbeck. Valentine 1882 Hallock. Daniel F. i860 Frank K. 1882 Sarah C. 1902 Halsey. William 1836 Halsted. Ezekielw 1843 Griffen B. n 1840 Hamblen. Cornelius, Jr. n 1843 Joseph B. 1874 . Hambley. Thomas J. 1895 Hamblin. Freeman B. 1868 Hamilton. Albert S. n 1909 Charles L. 1870 Edwin E. n 1879 George H. 1906 John W./s 1877 Russell D. n 1910 Warren W. 1910 Wilbur F. 1879 Hamlen. George D. 1888 Hamlin. Ernest L. n i88g Hamline.] INDEX. Hamline. Leonidas L. h 184^ Hammond. Albert O. 1865 Francis W. 1846 Frederic H. L. 1888 George H. 1877 George H. n 1868 Maurice A. 1909 Nellie n 1883 Philip D, 1854 Samuel n 1844 Samuel P. 1870 Hampson. Arthur C. n 1908 Hanabuegh. David H. 1870 Hance. Edward R. 1910 Hancock. Albert E.1891 Clarence E. 1906 Elmer N. 1868 John T. 1909 Stewart F. 1905 Theodore E. 1871 Hand. James H. n 1872 JeturW. 1893' . William A. M. 1836 Hanks. Albert S. 1838 Hanlon. Arthur J. n 1906 John 1863 Hann. Augustus P. n 1879 Edwin F. n 1901 Hannah. John h 1838 Hannahs. Franklin 1853 Hannan. Frederiik W. 1890 Hanson. ' Axel S. 1902 , Matilda A. n 1905 Haradon. Amasa F. n i860 Harbison. ' Jeremiah n 1842 Harcourt. Richard h 1873 Hard. Willard B. n 1908 Harding. Ruby E. n 1886 Hardy. George H. 1874 JohnW.* Hare. i.George S. h 1862 Harlow. Albert F. n 1909 Edward H. n 1849 Warren L. 1906 Wilbor B. 1904 William T. 1837 Harman. Edwin T. 2d 1910 Henry M. h 1886 Harmon. Dudley 1909 Harned. Edward O. » 1907 Robert E. 1899 Harp. John T. 1909 Harper. Ephraim B. h 1879 Fletcher n 1847 George W., Jr. 1902 James t 896 Hakriman. Benjamin W. n 1902 Daniel G. 1864 Frederick D. n 1845 Henry 1. 189S H. I., Mrs. (see Graves, Edith R.) Harrington. Calvin S. 1852 Karl P. 1882 Samuel H. 1848 Harris. Abram W. 1880 Albert J. 1896 Daniel L. 1838 Elisha t Emma B. 1897 , Erastus D. n 1838 George h 1909 George M. n 1909 Jesse R. n 1898 John M. 1890 Pauline n 1902 Reuben H. 1835 Samuel W. 1905 W. Gray 1902 William H. 1840 William L. t Harrison. John J. i8s5 Ralph C. 1853 Hareop. Arthur H./ Harrower. Charles S. 1863- Henry D. n 1867 Hart. Coleridge A. 1873 John W. n 1909 Lillian W. 1892 Samuel h 1909 Harte. Archibald C. 1892 Hartin. W. G., Mrs. (see Brit- ton, Augusta M.) INDEX. [Hennance Hartman. Havey. Hea. Lee F. 1901 Andy P. n 1903 Joseph R. M 1848 Hartson. Haviland. Heath. William L. n iK\/\ Marston n 1906 George E., Jr. igo6 William A. Ml^ Hartwell. Hawk. William R. n 1891 Benjamin W. n 1872 George W. 1903 Philip B. 1898 Heaton. Mary E. n 1906 Daniel « 1878 Samuel E. 1841 Hawkins. Carrie L. n 1886 Hetwerd. Hartzell. Charles E. 1870 Stephen S. 1859 Robert C. n 1902 Charles W. 1886 William G. 1848 Hedenbueg. Harvey. William H. n 1898 Oscar F. 1909 Edwin B. 1859 Elisha B. 1845 Hawley. Heermans. Henry n 1838 Bostwick 1838 Harry C. 1875 Ilga F. R. 1901 Joseph W. 1907 Samuel B. 1890 Hekflon. Hawxhurst. Joseph H. n 1894 Haseltike. . Howard H. 1888 George n 1854 James M. 1879 Heidel. PhineasR. 1863 William A. f Hastings. Harold 1898 Hayden. Heisler. • Vernon E. n 1903 Herbert B. n 1884 Herbert H. n 1877 William M. 190S Hatch. Held. Carl T. n 1902 Hayes. Paul M. 1908 John F. n 1903 Albert W.M 1885 William H. 189S Hemstreet. Hatfield. Charles H. 1878 Marcus P. 1870 Olivia H. n 1897 Hayley. Herman W./ Hendershot. Samuel P. n 1862 Robert E. 1894 William F. 1859 Haynes. Henderson. Hathaway. J. G., Mrs. (see Sea- Emory J. 1867 Francis S. n 1910 Henry H. n 1872 John, Jr.'M 1843 Theodores. 1892 bury, Charlotte M.) Irving S. 188s Hendrix. Haven. Hayward. Eugene R. 1867 Erastus 0. 1842 Frank L.188S Henry. Gilbert 1846 William,!. 1877 Julian S. n 1910 Hazen. John R. 1898 Robert i8=;s Havens. Azel W. i Henshaw. John G. W. n igoi Lucia W. m 1906 Charles R. 1882 Maynard T. m 1909 John R.M 1890 Haver. H. S., Mrs. (see Han- Hazzard. HerAiance. son, Matilda A.,), Herbert 1898 Edgar M. n 1878 Herrick.] INDEX. Hermck. Morris n 1855 HOAG. Austin F. M i8S3 Moses A. n 1864 Elbert C. 1879 Austin H. 187s Olin W. 1896 Ernest P. n 1880 Perry C. 1899 HOAGLAND. Harmon S. 1851 Walter N. 1901 Amos H. 1873 Olin F. 1902 William B. n 1880 Warren L. 1866 William B. 1879 William T. 1854 Warren L., Jr. 1898 Hesse. HlLLERY. Hobart. 0. v., Mrs. (see Fred A. 1888 John n 1839 Potter, Susie H.) HiLLMAN. HODGATE. Hewett. William 0.« 1884 John M. n 1865 Albert W. 1879 Hills. Hodgson. Hewitt. Frank L. 1909 Joseph W./ i Caroline M. 1884 Charles D. 1863 Faith E. 1903 Francis D. 1853 HODSDON. Hewlkit. Martha L. 1893 Ebenezer 1848 William N. n 1850 HiLLYER. Hoffman. HiBBARD. John B. n 1890 Charles A. T. n 1895 Frank S. / MaryF,Mi8g6 Ralph B. 1891 Hilton. HOGAN. Ralph G. / William A. n 1899 Agnes N. 1910 Hibben. Hinckley. HOLABIRD. John B. n 1877 George B.F. 1873 John W.» 1846 John C. 1849 Hick. HOLBROOK. Walter R. 1908 Hinkley. Myra C. m 1899 Hickcok. , William B. 1900 HOLCOMB. Arthur P. 1907 HiNMAN. Gilbert L. n 1862 HiCKOK. Clark T. 1839 Clarence R. 1904 Hinsdale. HOLCOMBE. Frank G. 1876 Hicks, Theodore 1836 Cicero M. 1870 • HiRSCHFELD. HOLDEN. Arthur J. 1892 HiGGINS. Robert L. n 1901 Benjamin F. TO 1865 Charles W. 1879 Harold L. n 1907 Hitchcock. Robert S. 1902 Hildreth. Almond D. n 1840 Samuel E. 1869 Samuel P. 1891 Ernest 1879 Luke h 1858 HOLDICH. Hnx. Merrill 1881 Joseph / Arza i8s8 Hitchler. HolliNgshead. Charles S. 1892 Ebenezer i870 Louis H. 1901 Homer T. 1885 Herbert A. 1889 Howard L. 1910 Hitt. HOLLIS. Isabella S. 1899 Jesse M. 1876 William H. 1854 INDEX. [Hull. HOLMAN. George P. n 1865 Holmes. Benjamin R. n 1845 David h 1847 Ernest G. N. 1905 Henry A. 1905 M«ad 1839 Othniel 1851 Samuel F. 1904 Wilbur F. 1880 William W. n 1838 Holt. Alvin W. n 1888 Charles L. n 1883 John N. 1872 William n 1856 HOLTON. Winf red B., Jr. 1910 HOLWAY. Emory F. 1854 Seth P. 1851 HONISS. Lovell J. 1892 Hopkins. Merritt J. 1904 Paul S. n 1909 Philip H. n i^n ' Rupert H. 1894 Vamum L. 1838 HORNE. James W. 1852 HORR. Frank M. n 1894 HORTON. Harold McI. 1907 Lyman G. n 1887 HOSFORD. Samuel C. 1843 HOTCHKISS. Alice M. 1888 Hough. George H. n 1898 Houghton. Daniel C. h 1843 Henry O. h 1866 House. Theodore M. 1868 Howard. Frank S. n 1885 Herbert N. 1907 Hervey 1893 William G. h 1845 Howe. Arthur L. 1894 Charles L. 18^4 Edwin J. 1870 Perry S. 1903 P. S., Mrs. (see Smith, Mary E.) Robert D. 1838 Howell. H. CMrs. (see Hulse, Grace M.) HOWLAND. Charles F. n 1888 Clark P. n 1875 Leroy A. 1900 Max F. 1903 Seneca » 1848 Stephen n 1908 HOYT. Albert H. 1850 Benjamin R. t Benjamin T. 1846 Donald G. 1905 F. E., Mrs. (see Beebe, Grace A.) Francis S. 1844 Frank C. 1884 Harold W. 1905 Henry A. n 1890 James W. n 1874 John W. 1858 Mark* Oliver t Stephen B., Jr. 1901 Theodore R. 1884 William t William C. h 1852 Hubbard. Chester D. 1840 David B. n 1872 Eli 184s Elijah t Henry B. n 1842 Henry C. n 1836 Leveret M. n 1872 Nelson C. iSgz Oliver P. f Richard W. n 1839 Samuel D. h 1854 Samuel W. « i^ Whitney M. 1897 William P. 1863 HUBBELL. DeWitt 1898 Susie S. n 1896 HUBER. Enrico J. n 1842 Jacob F. / Hubert. ; Marie R. von E. 1901 Hudson. Henry N. / HUESTIS. Alexander C. 1839 ' Aristides J. n 1835 HUPFAKER. , Christopher C. 1853 Hughes. Benjamin A. n 1855 David 1893 David C. n 1861 George M. 1889 George W. 1875 William Hj h 1887 Hulbert. Samuel G. / Hulburd. Fred M. n 1879 Merritt h 1877 Hull. George S. 1908 Savilian R. n 1854 Seward F. n 1910 ' Hube.] INDEX. HULSE. Freeman T. 1893 Grace M. 1900 James A. 1890 HUMASON. Thomas A. 1888 Hume. Arthur G. 1903 Humphrey. William F. n 1851 HuNGEKFOitD. Charles L. 1840 Hunt. Albert S. 1851 Andrew 1849 John B. n 1850 Lucian fe 1863 Otis E. ip 1848 Raljph h 1871 William A. 1843 Huntington. William E. h 1903 William H. n i&^ Huntley. Oscar H. n 1855 Hued. Aaron H. n 1837 Randolph C. » 189S Roy S. 1904 ' l Zenas 1846 HURLBERT. Jesse B. 1838 HuRLfiURT. Horace B. 1841 HURLBUT, Charles C. 1894 Jesse L. 1864, , Jesse L., Jr. M igoo HURST. John LaM. 1882 HUSE. Edwin S. 1901 HUSTED. Jarvis N. 1845 Nathaniel C. A 1880 ' HUTCHINS. Claude >t 1907. Harry B. n 1870 Hutchinson. Fred W. 1899 William J. * Hutchison. Harold C. 1887 Huttinger. John W. n 1866 HUXTABLE. Edgar A 1842 Hyatt. Philip 0. 1844 Hyde. Ammi B. 1846 C. C, Mrs. (see RiSLEY, Edith L.) William E. n 1869 William P. n 1858 Hyer. William 1837 Illman. George F. 1886 Ingall^. Edward M. n 1879 George A. 1887 JohnC, 1842. Ingham. Howard M. n 1868 Inglis. Alexander J. 1902 Ernest A, 1908 Harry J. n 1902 Jessie 1. 1887 Lillian G. 1896 Ingraham. Edward A. 1902, Fred 1878 George 1871 George H. 1907 George S. n 1885 Henry A. 1900 Henry C. M. 1864 IraP:Tgo6 ; ' , Olin 1904 Richard 1842 Robert S. 1888 Timothy M.'» 1844 William M. 1846 Ives. Cleveland A. 1901 Jack. David H, 1878 Jackson. Eben 1898 Ebenezer * Fred C. n 1898 Frederic A. 1881 George n 1845 Gilbert D.^ 1859 JohnW:«i866- ., Lewis McL. 1875 Robert F.», 1898 Samuel 1859 William L. P. « 1909 William S. IQ03 Jacobs. . Charles E. n 19P4 Daniel P. « 1852 Jacoby. Ludwig S. A 1865 Jacokes. Daniel C. h i860 Jagger. Enoch n 1852 James. Arthur W. 1888 Edmund J. ^1902 George W.187& - Joseph H. n 1857 William, J. 1883 William L. 1910 Jameson. Theodore H. 1894 900 INDEX. [Keener. Janes. Edmund L. t Jaques. Theodore n 1839 Jaevis. George O. 1894 G. O., Mrs. (see Ames, Jessie W. A.) Jasper. Orlando H. h 1873 Jayne. Samuel F. n 1856 Jenkins. James E. n 1848 JohnE.1891 J. E., Mrs. (see Mitchell, Kate B.) Jennings. Arthur B.'» igio David B. n 1839 Edward A. 1907 Samuel W. n 1905 William N., Jr. n 1903 Jennison. Isaac, Jr. n 1841 Jepson. Albert G. 1869 Jernegan. Holmes M. n i86g Jessup. Gilbert H. n 1877 Jester. Frank G. 1897 Jewett. Henry S. n 1858 Johns. Benjamin M. 1906 Johnson. Charles T. 1863 Cyrus A..186S Duncan S. 1^2 Edward 1856 Ella A. n igoi I Frank G. 1849 |FrankW. »i877 'Harrison W:n 1910 i Henry re 1862 I Herman M. 1839 'Jessie A. igog j John E. re i8so 'Jonathan n 1848 I Joshua H. h 1857 I Laurence /s 1880 i Lorenzo N. 1884 Mary E. re 1886 ■ Natt M. n IQ03 Orville E. 1889 Percy L. 1889 Wilbur C. re 1^4 'William 1. 1862 ; William R. 184s Johnston. Albert W. » 1893 ' Algernon K. 1857 Charles E. igoo Dunbar re 1896 IFrederick-A. 1898 i John f Melville M. 1863 Wilbur F.1861 . ; William A. 1870 , William A., Jr. igo6 JOLLEY. |HughB.i83S Jones. !Ansonrei8S2 j Augusta ,T. igQ2 iCharlesN. D. 1880 C. P.,Mrs. (see ! Walker, Alice E. ) : Cyrus D. t Edwin C. igo4 Franks.* George G. 1849 Henry J. D. re 1880 Hiram A. 1853 Howard E. A. 1905 'John W. 1849 Lewis F. 1846 Linwood B. n 1893 Margaret E. 1899 ; Omar E. n 1903 Robert T. i8g8 Robert W.1871 ■Roy H. 1 901 Salmon D. 1865 Samuel F. n '1847 Stephen K. re 1866 William A. 1881 I JOST. iCranswick 1862 Joy. Benjamin M 1836 Jason S. « 1910 Joyce. : Daniel C. re igo4 JUDD. Charles H. 1894 Charles O. w 1878 George T. 1883 James S.188S John F. * Orange 1847 JUDKINS. iCharles'0. 1895 CO., Mrs. (see Austin, Eva V.) George J. i860 KSJBAYAMAr. lAyskehre 1889 ICathan. aarkS.rei884 Kavanagh. Abrani S. n 1885 Keator. James E. re 1850 Keech. Job W. 1839 Keeler. Ralph W. 1904 Walter P. 1904 Keene. Faye M. igo6 Tessie L. I906 Philip T. re i860 Keener. John C. 183s goi KeirJ INDEX. Keik. Robert M. » 1909 Keller. Frederick B. n 1889 Kelley. John S. n 1839 Samuel R. 1869 Thomas A, n igoi William V. 1865 Kellogg. Amherst W. 1858 Anna J. 1896 Charles T. W. n 1851 Elliot E. n 1844 George 1837 George N, » 1874 Isaac t James n 1840 Romulus 0. 1849 Sheldon G. 1878 William C.i$7S Kelsey. Henry F, D. 1892 Hiram L. 1861 Home]? G. » 1857 Kem\[£rer. Edwin W. 1899 Kendall. Charles S. 1846 Howard W. 1905 John n 1847 William C. 1848 Kendrick. John E. n 1876 ICenefick. Margaret R. n 1902 Kenneally. May E. igoi Kennedy. Franklin J., Jr. n 1908 Kenne^j. Clinton n 1883 Pardon T.» 183s Kent. Chester C. 1898 Sidney E. n 1909 Silas S. rt 1910 Silas W. 1^2 Kenyon. George A. 1898 Kerk. George A. n 1880 Kesslek. Howard D. n 1900 Kettell. George F. h 1873 George F. 1889 Kewen. Edward J. C. n 1843 Keyes. Edwin R. 1848 Keys. Gilbert S. 1858 Kbyte. Edward B. n 1855 KiDD. William H. 1892 Kidder. Benjamin F. i88i Clarence P. n 1863 Daniel P. 1836 Frank H. 1909 KlLBOURN. Jonathan B. » 1865 Olin B. n 1906 KiLBOURNE. Harold C. 1909 KiLPATRICK. June E. n 1908 KiMPTON. Truman H. 1863 King. Charles F. n 1853 Fenner E. 1854 Frederick A. 1891 George C. n 1879 George E. 1859 Henry P. n 1883 Isaiah D. h 1869 James M. 1862 Joseph E. 1847 Stephen J. 1859 Kingsbury. Howard n 1873 KlNGSLEY. Augustus W. 1863 Kinney. Melvin D. i860 Robert S. n 1904 Kipp. Howard H. n 1898 Whitney » 1909 KntBY. Stephen J. 1873 Kirkland. James H. h 1909 KntKPATRICK. Joshua B. n 1900 Samuel H. n 1887 Kline. Henry S.« 1894 I. Clinton n 1885 Knapp. C. Franklin n 1857 James E. n 1876 John W. n 1870 Josiah N. n 1848 Martin A. r868 Martin H. 1905 Kneil. Arthur S. n 1883 Thomas R. 1875 Kniffen. Frederick 1895 902 INDEX. [Laudei'. Knight. CharleiS L. re igo6 Howard N. n 1877 John G. n 1866 Knowles. Anna B. igog Daniel C. 1858 Francis n i^ Frederic L. 1894 Joseph H. 1854 Wilbur C. igo4 Knox. George W. h 1909 Guy M. n 1907 Loren L. 1838 Martin Van B. n 1872 Stratton S. n 1873 Watson E. 1871 William A. 1888 KOLLOCK. Shepard 1843 Thomas L. n 1839 Krause. Oliver J. n 1905 Kristeller. Siegfried 1865 KUHNS. Oscar 1885 • Oscar, Mrs. (see Conn, Lillie B.) KULLMAN. August 1892 Kurt. Franklin T. 1895 F. T., Mrs. (see Tucker, Sarah B.) Kynett. Alpha G. 1878 Harry H. 1883 La Bar. Lorenzo G. 1878 Lacey. Herbert Van D. 1903 Laud. AzelP. »^i839 La Fetra. Linnaeus E. 1891 Lafferandeh. Robert L. n 1906 La Grange. Royal E. n 1909 Laidler. Harry W. 1907 Lake. Augustus W. n 1857 Charles P. 1894 Wesley E. 1893 Lamb. William H. n 1879 Lambert. Rufus S. n 1843 Lamond. JohnK./ La Monte. Charles L. n 1910 George M. 1S84 Lanahan. John Ji 1862 Landis. Enos Y. 1862 Landon. George 1841 Samuel G. 1889 Seymour 1889 Thompson H. 1852 Lane. Charles H. n 1864 Ernest A. n 1896 George W. n 1835 Harry C. n 1901 Harvey B. 1835 Joseph J. 1845 Lang. Clara E. 1907 Langdale. John W. 1903 Langdon. Byron W. n 1861 Lange. Frederick W. 1888 Jacob C. i88s Ludwig A. 1891 Langford. Robert W. 1900 Langworthy. Charles F. / Lansing. Isaac J. 1872 Lantz. Howard 0. 1886 Lapham. George N. 1895 John B. i860 Larned. Jennie 1876 Laerabee. Benjamin F. 1850 Wm., Mrs., Jr. (see Inglis, Lillian G.) Lasher. Abner E. h 1874 Latham. Eli L. n 1878 Latheop. Charles H. n 1862 Frank F. n 1878 Ralph C. 1903 Latimer. James E. 1848 Laubach. R. E., Mrs. (see McKay, Mary A.) . Lauperv Robert n 1867 903 Xaux.] INDEX. Laux. Carl n 1862 Lawes. William C. 1848 Lawford. William F. n 1880 La WHENCE. DeWitt C. n 1835 Gilbert B. 1844 Melatiah H. n 1838 William 1850 William H. n 1873 Lawton. Marguerite G. 1907 Michael G, 1902 Leach. Floyd S. 1903 George W. h 1846 James A. 1893 Leacock. Arthur G. / Leahy. James n 1866 Learned. H. Barrett/ Lease. Emoiy B. / Leathers. Adelbert L. 1907 LeavenS; Austin M. n 1907 Leavenworth. Charles S. 1896 Leavitt. Erasmus D. 1854 Leaycraft. John E. t Le Cluse. Chester W. n 1908 Le Compte. Irville C. 1897 Lee. Charles A. 1837 George F. n 1901 J. Melvin 1900 John P. 1847 Savillion 1853 William H. i860 Willis T. 1894 Leech. Arthur L. n 1910 Daniel n i860 Leffingwell. Alsop 1880 Legg., Albert E. 1899 A. E., Mrs. (see Hall, Hattie B.) Earle L. 1907 Howard F. 1904 Leggett. Benjamin F. 1863 Lehman. Daniel A. 1893 Leighton. Ralph W. 190S William E. 1909 Lemley. John n 1869 Lemon. James S. 1863 Leo. Alexander H. 189s Leonard. Joel M. A 1902 Joseph S. E. i8ss Ralph D. n 1907 William D. 1878 William J. n 1836 Lepley. Martin 0. 1893 Leslie. William H. 1899 Levan. Jacob K. n 1903 LevinGs. George S. n 1850 Lewis. Annie B. 1910 Benjamin B. n 1864 Charles M. 1899 Edward S. n 1877 . Ellis R. 1898 Herbert A. n 1898 Ira n 1843 Joseph W.rai887 Levin M..M 1852 Nathaniel C. 1840 Robert R. 1903 William n 1837 Winifred M. 1899 LiBBiEY. Charles E. t LiBBY. Ernest M. 1902 Isaac C. 187s Lincoln. Henry S. n 1849 Timothy D. 1838 LiNDEMUTH. William H. 1886 LiNDLEY. Delmar J. 1897 Lindsay. James N. n 1841 John W. 1840 Thotrias B. 1874 Walter T.w 1896 Ling. George H. / LlPPITT. Costello 1864 Edward S. 1847 Littebrandt. William H. 1899 904 INDEX. [MacArthTir. LlTTF.T,T,. LONGSTREET. Luce. Frank B. 1891 James 0. 1857 Warren A. 1875 Howard V. 1902 Walter R. 1905 LOOMIS. LUCEY. Albert E.M 1886 Katherine F. 1906 Little. Francis A. 1852 Charles E., Jr. n 1896 George 1842 Lucia. Harry W. 1903 Lafayette C. 1844 Victor.N. n 1894 William F. 1892 Reuben H. 1846 , Silas L. 1844 LUCKEY. LiTTLEFIELD. Wilbur F. 185 1 Freeborn G. n 1840 Charles A. 1884 T,OPER. Ludlow. LiTTLEWOOD. S.Ward/ George F. n 1893 Thomas D. h 1873 Lord. LUFKIN. LiVESEY. OlinL. 1873 Charles R. n 1873 May B. n 1895 George B. 1902 LiVIlTGSTON. Charles O. n 1852 Lore. Isaiah W. n 1871 Lull. John S. 1895 John R. 1849 LORING. LUMMIS. -Locke. Chauncy n i860 Henry i8ss William DeF. A 1857 Hiram W. 1842 John W. n 1905 LOUNSBURY. LUNN. LOCKHART. George E. h 1900 Lewis M. 1894 Arthur C. / Wesley « 1866 Phineas C. h 188,7 Luther. LOCKWOOD. LOVATT. Flavel S. h 1906 David B. 1849 Benjamin K. n i860 Lyford. Ensign B. n 1882 James O. n 1876 Francis C. m 1902 Love. Lester B. n 1884 Frank T. 1^6 Lynch. Andrew J. n 1894 LoGtra:. LOVEJOY. Frank B. 1881 D. H. n 1851 Cyrus C. 1875 Lynde. LOHR. LOVELAND. Lester E. 1901 Daisy H. 1906 Albert E. 1893 John E. 1889 Lyon. Long. Asa P. i8s9 Joseph B. n iR8g William H. 1906 Lowe. Ralph F. 1894 Charles A. n 1876 Charles W., Jr. 1886 Frederick S. 1850 Marcus W. n 1870 LONGACRE. Lowell. Ranson P. n 1850 Andrew t Delmar R. 1873 William P. h i&jo LONGLEY. Lowman. McAllister. Edmund 1840 John H. 1871 William H.ni869 LONGNECKER. LOWN. MacArthur. JohnK.ni838 William E.M 1868 Arthur n 1840 90s McCarthy.] INDEX. McCarthy. Edward D. n 1861 John 1883 McCathran. Rodney R. 19 10 McCauley. William n 1877 William H. n 1897 McChesney. Ensign 1868 McClelland. Clarence P. 1907 McClintock. John M 183s MacComber. George B. i8g8 McConnell. Francis J. h 1909 McCORMlCK. Charles W. 1881 Olin F. 1907 McCoy. T. Hamilton n 1861 McCrillis. Alonzow 1845 David n 1845 McCune. William J. n 1870 McDonald. George C. 1894 Jairres H. n 1891 Laurence F. 1906 Marcus L. n i860 William S. 1883 McDonnell. Patrick J. 1904 McDoNOUGH. James E. F. n 1838 McDowell. Walter St.L. n 1902 William F. h 1903 Macfahlane. Ida L. 1902 McGaw. Frederic M. 1902 George H. 1903 McGehee. Edward J., Jr. n 1839 McGlLTON. William W. 1881 McGlauflin. Flora E. 1885 Horace G. » 1885 McGlynn. Agnes G. n 1897 McGonegal. Robert 1848 McGraw. Richard D. n 1859 McGrew. George H. 1870 McIntihe. Bradford O. 1883 James E- 1852 McKay. Mary A. 1896 ' McRenny. Howard A. 1870 Mackenzie. William D. h 1906 McKeown. Andrew 1851 Hezekiah n 1852 Mackey. Alexander W. 1855 Charles L. n 1890 906 McKillop. Archibald C. 1903 McKinney. Thomas E. / McKinstry. Alexander n 1839 McKowen. Myron J. 1899 McKowN. Jacob LaG. 1849 McLaughlin. George A. 1873 William M. 1854 Maclatjrin. Richard C. h 1909 McLaury. Frank M. n 1887 Maclay. Arthur C. « 1873 Robert H. » 1873 McLean. John h 183s John T. 184s MacLean. Henry T. 1907 Waldo B. 1909 McMahon. Charles W. n 1900 Henry I. n 1891 Robert C. 1900 MacMillan. Emelda n 1884 McMillen. Edward 1900 Edward, Mrs. (see BLACKMAN.Dora I.) McMoKRis. William H.S. 1897 MacMullen. Wallace h 1897 INDEX. [Mattison. MacMuekay. , John n 1887 Macnab. Alexander h 1845 MacNaughten. Edgar 1904 Walter 1900 Macreading. Charles S. i860 McVoY. Alexander D. 1856 Magee. Louis J. 1885 Magoon. Garvin R. n 1887 Magoun. William/ Magruder. William H. N. 1836 Mains. George P. 1870 Maitland. David L. n 1895 Mallalieu. Willard F. 1857 Manchester. George E. 1889 Irving E. 1896 Mandell. Augustus H., Jr. n 1897 Mandeville. Charles E. 1867 Henry F. 1889 Manly. Ralza M. 1848 Mann. Albert 1879 Albert, Jr. 1906 Manning. Charlotte R. n 1903 Eugene W. 1877 Mansfield. Edvffard H. 1877 George W. 1858 John H. l8ss Joseph H. i86s Samuel M, n 1859 Manship. Winfield S. 1886 W. S., Mrs. (see Petty, Frances B.) Manson. Charles A. n 1864 Mantle. Susan J. 1894 Maplesden. Vida I. n 1907 Marcy. Charles DeW. n 1865 Henry O. h 1887 Ichabod 1839 Oliver 1846 Markham. Daniel A. 1879 Ernest A- 187S Markman. Albert « 1858 Marlatt. Archibald G. h 1853 Marrinan. John J. 1909 Marsh. Cyrus P. n 1877 Elmer F. 1886 James E. 1846 Tamerlane P. 1869 William W. 1836 Marshall. Lewis W. n 1837 Lorenzo 1849 Martin. Clarence H. 1897 Cornelius IC 1854 Ellis H. 1906 George B. n 1869 Harold C. 1906 James N. 1847 Norman A. n 1886 Ralph E. 1905 Richard E. M.1870 Thomas C. 1877 William W. 1874 Martindale. Daniel 1846 Stephen, Jr. 1838 Marvel. Frederick W. / Marvin. Daniel » 1854 , James G. n 1841 Mason. Marvin M. 1835 Perley n 1854 Roberta 1898 Russell Z. 1844 Mather. Charles P. 1866 Henry R. n 1844 Samuel L. 1835 Thomas G. t William W./ Mathewson. LiUie B. 1886 Rufus W. n 190S Mathison. Robert 1840 Robert L. i860 William E. H. 1903 Matthews. Dudley n 1901 Edward E. 1889 Robert O. n 1904 Mattison. Hiram h 1851 Spencer n 1833 Thomas J. 1841 907 Mattock^.] INDEX; Mattock's. Georgea842 William 1838 Mattoon. Howard V. igcid Virgil ■yvr 1870 Wilbur R. 1899 Majtson; ElwoodW!T882 Israel K. n 1882 MATntiijr. Edraufad' 1848 Maxim i Frederic L. 1909 • ' MaydoiIe. Hugh D. n 1902 Mayhew. Ira h 1848 Maynard. John W.. 1883 J. W., Mrs. (see Peck, Susan M.) .. William C. n igbg MAyo." Lewis n 1854 , Mead. Alexander H. 1842 Emory L. 1878 Joseph.S. re 1839 ,. Melville E. n 1853 Samuel H. n 1842 William E. 1881 Header. Fred M. 1902 Means. Alexander h 1836 Mecorney. Herbert W. n 1878 ,Mebd. Henry n 1901 Meeker. Clifford D. koo2 C. D., Mrs. (see Grant, Mabelle C.) Harold D; 1898 Irving A. 1894 Jonathan M.w 1873 Meeks. I Cornelia A. 1897 Megargel. Roy C. n 1900 Meggett. Alexander n 1848 Melden. Theodore M. 1904 Mellen. George F. 1849 Mendall. , Mary E. S. 1888 - ,, Mercein. Thomas FitE R; h 1854 Thomas R. « 1871 Mercier. William F. n 1838 Meredith. Alberts. 189s Arthur J. 1901 Benjamin F. 1901 Frank G. n 1909 Robert R./i 187s Meritt. Arthur H. 1889 Ernest L. 1891 Merrett. G. P., Mrs. (see Coe, Christab,el M.) Merriam. Robert J. 1901 Merrick. Daniel D. h I838 Frederick n 1834 Merrifield. ■ Azro D. n 1842 I Merrill. i Ambrose P. 1834 ! Amos B. n 1837 ; Annis 1835 •■ Charles A. 1864 i Charles F. 1874 : Edward A. n 1870 i Elijah W. 1842 ; Elmer T. i88.i. Jesse S. 1879 . John W. 1834 Joseph A. t Manson A.'n 1882 William 1842 ^ Merritt. Bartlett n 1839 Howard B. 1910 James I. n 1903 Merwin. Andrew 1855; Daniel 0. 1840 EHas G. 1841 William J. n 1899 Mesler. Edward 1873 Ivins A. 1873 Metcalf. George E. 1880 Meyerhofp. John H. n 1886 Michener. Henry C. n 1867 MiDDLEMASS. Arthur H. 1909 Miles. Mary L. n 1902 Rowland 1889 Millard. Charles W. 1867 William J. n 1893 908' nSIDEXi [Munson. Miller. Arthur B. i8g2 Benjamin L. re 1869 Carleton F. 1909 Charles A. 1892 David deW. igog David E. 1869 Edgar A., Jr. n 1899 Ephraim, Jr. n 1842 Floyd J, 1907 Hiram E. 1895 Horton G. h 1870 Jessie 1899 John C. h 1848 John H. 1871 Lucius S. n 1866 Thomas B. 1896 Wesley H. 1849 William B. n 1844 William C. 1841 William L. 1870 MiLLISON. Henry W. 1892 Mills. Caleb 1. 1875 Edmund M. 1872 Edward-L. 1898 George D. 1902 William L. n 1848 MiLNER. Robert D. 1898 Miner. JohnD. »i89i Warren A. 1879 Minor. William T. h 1855 Mitchell. Hinckley. G. 1873 Jean n 1909 John G. 1 891 Kate B. 1888 Vincent E. n 1910 Walter R. 1908 William H. 1885 Mix. Ralph H. 190S Moltjmphy. Thomas J. n 1904 Monahon. 1 James n 1887 Monroe. Arthur J. 1906 Montgomery. Edward L. 1898 , Hugh n 190S Robert A. 1896 Robert C. n 191 o ; Thomas H. 1902 ' William A. 1890 Moody. ; George M. 18516 Mooney. George n 1891 William H. re. 1866 Moore. Alfred D. 1910 Arthur C. re 1910 Augustus re 1839 Ellis W. 1891 George H. 1893 : James R. re 1863 John re 1851 ■ John H. i8S9 , Robert McD., Jr. 1892 ; Samuel B., Jr. 1908 : Thomas R. 1897 '•■ Vida F. 1893 Moran. Robert S. 1855 MOREY. Lewis W. re 1875 William H.S. 1896 Morgan. Glenn W. re 1896 Hiram A. re 1852 Julian C. 1905'' William E. i860 Morrill. Henry R. 1866 Morris. Darius 1840: Franklin G. fi 1876 William F. 1867 William R. re 1903 Morrow. Cornelius W. L. 1847 ' George W. re 1869 Horace E. 1880 John I; re 1849 Morse. '■ Frank C. 1861 . John^. 1886 ' Joseph L. i8S9 ' Walter E. 1890 Moser. William H. re 1894 MOTT. ' Annie R. re 1882 Wilbur A. I882 MOULTON. James C. n 1851 ' Leonard B. re 1894 MOYLE. Samuel A. 1898 S. A., Mrs. (see DuF- FORD, Elizabeth E.) MUDGE. Benjamin F. ^840 James i'86s James W. 1902 Thomas, H. 1840- Zachariah A.-re 1839 Mueller. Carl S. 1903 ' MULFORD. William R., Jr. re 1854 MUNDY. Gideon M. re 1838 MUNROE. George R. 1893 Harry K. 1888 Milbourne re 1892 MUNSELL. Edward B. « 1858 MuNSON. Clarence A. re 1908 Hubert B. 1892 909 Mniuon.] INDEX. Joseph O. j86s Raymond S, igp8 William A. 1867 MURDOCK. Leonard C. 1890 MUEPHY. Holmes W. n 1842 John G. n 1849 William G., Jr. 1906 William H. n 1842 Muzzy. Franklin 1842 Maud E. 1893 Myers. Chester N. n 1906 Ralph E. n 1909 Victor C 1905 William » 1843 Myerson. Fannie 1902 Mylchreest. George L. 1907 Nadal. Bernard H. n 1872 NarAmore. ; Joseph W. 18^ Narraway. John W. n 1862 Nash. , Albert H. n 1874 Charles S.f, Nast. Albert J. 1868 William, G, fi 1900 Naughright. John E. D., Jr. n 1908 Neal. Jay F. n 1861 NEALE; Arthur T. 1873 Needham. George F. 1840 Neeld. George A. 1905 G. A., Mrs. (see ScUDDER, Sarah A.) Neff. ■ Alvin J. n 1895 Warren R. 1895 Negus. Charles 1838 Nejako. Frances T. 1907 Nelles. Samuel S. 1846 Nelson. David R. n 1906 Reuben* Nethaway. Charles W. n 1904 Neuman. Allen A 1856 Neumann. Carl S. 1902 Ernest F., Jr. 1910 George B. igps Newcom'b. Edward n 1879 George A. 1863 Newell. Eleanor 1898 Elmer F. 1887 George M. 1904 Maude S. 1905 Robert B. 1902 Wilbur C. n 1882 Newhall. Fales H. 1846 Howard M. n 1879 Israel A: 1865 Joshua 1839 Josiah'H. i860 Richard W. 1864 William R. 1881 Newman. John h 1841 Newton. Clarence L. 1902 Clarence R. n 1907 George W. 1871 Henry G. 1870 Henry H. n 1867 Jacob W. M 1876 John H. 1847 John 0. 1893 Lena Z. 1901 Wilber E. 1902 William M. 1894 NiCHOLLS. Arthur B. igo8 Nichols. C. E. O., Mrs. (see Webster, Carrie C.) Edwin B. 1894 Ernest F. h 1909 Henry B. « 1848 Lucius S. n 1864 Monroe 1857 Newell F. 1857 Samuel E. n 1865 Nicholson. Thomas h 1909 NiCKERSON. FredericO.«i878 George W. n i8s3 George W. n 1875 Herbert G. n 1878 Neheraiah n 1855 Thomas A. 1842 NiCOLS. Henry n 1883 NiCOLSON. Frank W./ NiEDRlNGHAUS. Thomas K. n 1883 Nightingale. Augustus F. 1866 Ellis F. i8g6 910 INDEX. [Osbom. NiLES. Theophilus E. 1888 William H. h 1870 NiNDE. Edward S. 1887 George W. 1840 William X. 1855 NlVISON. Robert E. 1900 Nixon. James 1875 Paul 1904 Noble. B. C, Mrs. (see Mac- FAELANE, Ida L.) Eugene A. 1891 Lewis H. n 1876 NOE. Harry S. 1889 Nolan. Lucius P. 1881 NONNENMACHER. F. T., Mrs. (see Red- LiN, Emma E.) Noon. Alfred 1869 Oliver T. 1906 Samuel A. 1892 Samuel H. n 1868 NOKRIS. Louis A. i8g6 North. Adolphus S. 1898 Charles C. h 1866 Charles E. 1893 Charles R. 1867 Crandall J. 1877 Dwight, Mrs. (see English, Alice W.) Eric McC. 1909 Francis R. 1897 Frank M. 1872 George W. n 1878 John W. 1841 Simeon h 1849 Walter C. 1907 NORTHAM. Charles H., Jr. n 1904 Northrop. D.Ward 1868 Joseph W., Jr. 1907 Mary 1898 Richard D. n 1909 NORTHRUP. Ashley R. 1839 Norton. Charles C. n 1904 George W. 1896 JohnJ. reigio John S. 1849 Lewis J. 1893 Lyon L. 1890 Ralph 1903 Robert F.188S Stephen A. 1^7 S. A., Mrs. (see Bunnell, Mary G.) NOITAGE. William A. 186s Nourse. John W. 1878 NOVES. Eli h 1846 George L. 1898 G. L., Mrs. (see Gaines, Margaret W.) Henry S. 1848 Selden W. n 1868 Wilbur F. n 1858 Nye. Elisha B. 1835 Oakley. • John G, h 1872 Thomas H. n 1838 Walter 1852 Wilbur H.»i88i Odell. Lansing D. 1908 William H., Jr. 1909 O'Flaherty. Hannah P. 1898 Mary P. 1893 Ogden. William P. 1901 O'Hanlon. John R. n 1882 Joseph T. n 1899 Oldham. David J. T. n 1884 Olin. Stephen / Stephen H. 1866 William H. A 1866 Oliver. George S. J. n 1850 Olmstead. Edwin B. n 1880 DeWitt C. t Olney. John S. n 1905 O'Neil. Addison n 1883 O'Neill. Patrick F. 1898 Onthrup. Hermon F. 1905 Opdyke. Charles P. n 1886 George H. 1890 Samuel B. 1895 Sylvester H. 1853 OSBON. Abiathar M. h 1853 OSBORN. Everett H. 1891 Henry L. 1878 Thomas G. 1840 911 Osborne.] INDEX. Osborne. , Albert E. 1896 A. E., Mrs. (see Reed, EmmaL.) Charles E. n 1873 E. M., Mrs. (see White, Grace R.) Thomas B. h 1856 Wilbur F. 1861 Osgood: George W. 1874 Lewis W. i860 OSMUN. George W. 1898 OSTERHOUT. William L. n 1889 OSTRANDER. Frederick C. 1893 Oswald. Charles H. 1910 Otheman. Edward B. 1854 Otis. Isaac L. « 1850 Overfield. Edwin J. M 1888 Overton. Evelyn H. n 1838 Owen. Almond n 1834 Owens. Joseph H. h 1881 Packard. Howard S. 1904 Isaac H. 1873 John C. 1886 Seth C. M. n 1909 Paddock. William H. n 1840 PaPE. , Charles E. » 1864 Charles H., Jr. 1891 Glenn C. n i8g6 Paige. Julius W. 1872 Paine. Harvey H. 1887 J. Gregga909 Robert h 1842 Palladino. Rosa M., 1909 Palmer. Abraham J. 1870 Albert P. 1871 Anthony 1838 Archie E. 1874 Charles M. n 1880 Dudley B. 1901 Edmund J. 1878 Gerald A. n 1910 Gideon 1841 Lucius L. 1903 May T. igoi Silas W. 1841 Wilbur M. 1873 PAItENT. Olin F. n 1899 Parish. Ralph li. n 1907 , , Sainuel B. n 1858 > Park. Albert F. 1839 Parker. Albert E. n 18^3 Charles t Charlts M. 1868 Esther E. 1910 Francis H. 1874' Frederick L. n 1896 HubertE. wiSgz Jesse L. 1903 Jesse T. n 1876 John t Millard M. 1875 Nelson C. n 1876 Robert C- 1893 Samrael/s 1839 Wendell P. 1890 William E. 1899 Parkinson. William J. « 1874 Parkman. Eli W. n 1866 Parmenter. Horace W. 1859 Parrish. Samuel R. W. n 1897 Parrot., George T. 1870 Parshley. Clifford 1. 1892 James S. n 18^2 Parsons. Fletcher H. 1903 John G. 1852 Percy A. 1900 Solomon 1858 Partch. Arthur W. 1889. Paterson. Alice L. 1899 Arthur E. 1906 Paton. . James M. / Patten. David X'834 David n 1910 Franklin W. n 1874 Walter I907 Patterson. Herbert P. 1908 Robert N; 1909 Patton. Frank O. n 1908 912 INDEX. [PMnney. Payne. Charles H. 1856 E. S., Mrs. (see Veazey, Elizabeth M.) Hubbard B. 1861 W. H., Mrs. (see RiGBY, Minnie C.) Pearce. John S. n 1908 Peleg T. 11 i8S4 Ralph E. igoo Webster H. t Pearne. Wesley U. 1874 Pearsall. William S. 1882 Pearson. James B. 18=; i Thomas B. 1850 William R. n 1884 Pease. Clara A. n 1882 Hart F. n 1836 Peaslee. Charles M. n 1873 Peberdy. Blanche M. n igog Peck. Carl R. n i8g6 Elizabeth P. 1902 Ellen M. B. 1891 Elliott J. 1851 Francis H. n 1843 George h 1835 George L. i8go Herbert E. 1886 James n 1842 Jesse T. h 18,38 Jonas O. h 1870 Luther W. n 184S Oscar E. « 1874, Susan M. n 1884 William W. 1895 Pegg. John 1849 Peieff. Nicholas E. n 1906 Peirge. Bradford K. 1841 Henry T. h 1871 Pelton. Alfred re 1843 James A. n 1843 Lewis F. 1846 Phineas D. n 1841 Pendexter. Ralph S. n 1899 Thomas M. n 1905 Penfield. Benjamin B. 1873 Raymond C. 1883 Pennington. Perry D. G. 1910 Pennoyer. Elias R. 1855 Pepper. George H. n 1898 Percival. Milton n 1880 Perinchief. Octavius » 1854 Perkins. C. A., Mrs. (see Warren, Angle V.) George H. » 1878 Jacob N. i86s Perks. George T. h 1866 Perrins. Newton M. 1906 Perry. George A. 1874 Howard 1879 Ira 1842 Michael H. 1868 Persons. Harrison E. 1910 Peters. Lemuel W. n 1884 William H. 1870 Peterson. Charles J. 1907 John 1857 William H. 1907 Pethick. Harry H. 1910 Petit. Douglas E. n 1882 Petrie. George DeC. 1900 Pettee. John T. 1843 Pettibone. Payne t Petty. Frances B. 1896 Robert D. n 1883 Pfeiffer. Peter A. 1910 Phelps. Charles n 187s Charles A. n 1900 Francis A. n 1883 Frederick L. n 1904 George N. 1864 James L. 1839 Philbrook. Edgar B. n 1886 Phillips. S. Linn n 1908 Watson L. 1872 William H. H. 1865 William N. 1906 Phinney. Erastus O. 1838 George A. 1880 James M. n 1844 913 Fhipps.] INDEX. Phipps. Charles F. 1906 PiCKAED. Humphrey 1839 Thomas 1840 Ward W. 1899 Pierce. Charles H. » 1892 Clarence A. 1902 Jay W. 1892 John N. 1874 William A. n 1898 William G. 1842 PlERSON. Edwin H. n 1894 Emily M. « 1906 Leland S. n 1903 Pike. Gordon B. n 1888 James n 1842 Katherine G. 1887 Moses K. 1902 PiLCHER. Lewis F. n 1893 PiLLSBURY. FredH. M 1900 John H. 1874 William R. 1908 PlLSBURY. Benjamin 1847 Benjamin C. 187S PiNCKNEY. Daniel J. 1841 Piper. Daniel H. 1895 Lewis F. « 1886 Wilbur F. n 1861 Pitkin. Clara R. 1877 Frederick W. 1858 Pitman. Robert C. 1845 PiXLEY. Edward E. 1887 Plaisted. Elwyn D. n 1876 Platt. Robert E. 1898 Smith H. h 1866 Platter. Amelia W. 1882 Plimpton. George L. i8gi Plitschke. Ernst F. h i860 Plumb. David 1840 Edward R. n 1905 Poland. Addison B. n 1872 Pollard. Thomas B. n 1885 POMEROY. Arthur C. 1895 Charles R. 1853 Daniel 1856 Edward S. n 1879 Frank T. n 1878 James M. 1856 Julius R. 1849 Ralph H. 1887 Ralph M. n 1852 William n 1861 Pond. Daniel F. 1848 Pooler. Charles T. 1844 Porter. Curtis H. n 1850 C. S., Mrs. (see Pull- MANj Bella B.) Damon C. 1872 Frank E. 1869 James h 1847 John S. h 1859 John T. * Lansing 1839 Potter. Enos B. n 1910 Susie H. i8g8 Wilbur F. 1871 William H. 1836 Pottle. Georgia E. « 1893 PovEY. Richard G. 1901 Powell. Henry B., Jr. 1906 Perry G. n 1862 Samuel 1910 Power. Arthur G. H. igo8 Powers. Arthur 1. 1893 Charles 1846 Ernest O. « 1898 Herbert H. 1900 John E. 1859 John H. 1869 Orville W. 1856 Pratt. Clarita M. n 1887 George Ji 1855 George W. 1849 Harrie A. 1902 H. A., Mrs. (see Gladding, Rena C.) John W. 1838 Preble. Charles S. 1909 Prentice. Erastus L. n 1854 George / George R. 1882 William C. 1889 Prentiss. Wesley J. 1875 Prescott. William C. 1844 914 INDEX. [Beaveley. Price. Arthur W. 1898 Carl F. 1902 C. R, Mrs. (see Field, Leila A.) Prince. Morris W. n 1868 Prindle. Amos n 1838 Pringle. Francis D. 1897 Prior. Anna A. 1900 Prucha. Martin J. 1903 Pruner. William B. 1897 Puffer. Joseph A. 1896 William M. 1882 Pullman. Bella B. 1885 James 1896 John S. 1892 Joseph 1863 Joseph C. n 1899 PULVER. Frank 1850 PUNSHON. William M. h 1861 PORDY. Alfred E. M. n 1858 Alfred S. h 1859 James S. n 184s PURINTON. C. O., Mrs. (see Brown, Carrie T.) Purvis. Augustus G. n 1908 PUSEY. William B. n 1864 Putnam. JohnH. n 1901' Safford L. n 1900 Putney. John A. n 1856 QuackeNbos. George P. h 1868 QUEAL. :Herbert P. »i892 ;WilliamG. i QUEREAU. ; George W. 1849 QUICKMIRE. Samuel 1898 Samuel, Mrs. (see Barraclough, Florence E.) QUIMBY. Carl N. 1890. Ernest S. 1896 iSilasE. 1859 QUINLAN. .James M; 1842 QUITT MEYER. Ernest M. 1899 Race. Gordon W. n igoo Rackett. Everett 1. 1868 Raisbeck. Samuel M. 1842 Ralsten. Fred H; n 1892 Rand. Charles W- 1842 Daniel C. 1843 Edward D. 1842 John C. 1863 J. P., Mrs. (see Adams,, Lena M.) Robert N. n 1853 Randall. John A. 1905 J. A., Mrs. (see Cooke, Alice G.) Ray N.w 1904 Wilbur F. 1880 William T. 1887 Rantdolph. Walter J. 1901 Ranney. Eugene O. n i860 Ransom. Charles A. n 1879 Charies T. 1852 Edward A. 1871 Owen P. n 1837 Rarig. Howard R. » 1909 Ray. Pearly P. * Raymond. Alice J. n 1901 Bradford P./ Charles » i860 Chas. Harlow 1899 Chas. Henry 1877 Daniel W. 1861 George P. n 1876 Harold B'. 1904 Hester L. i^ Irving E. » 1899 Miner h 1840 Robert F.»i88i Royal W. 1893 Wilbur S. 187s Rayner. , Isaac M. n 1891 Read. William B. n 1845 Re-ading. Daniel K. n 1846 Reaveley. John 1898 Richard H. n 1907 91S Bedden,] INDEX. Kedden. W. A., MrSi,(see '.. COUGHLIN, Eliza- ' bethA.) Redhead.- Edwin R.« 1873 . Rhjlin; : Emma E, n 1902- , Reed. ■ AIbert,C. M 188s Charles P. n 1897 Charles T. 186? Emma C' 1899 George E. 1869 John J. 1864 Willis H. n 1899^ Rees. Warren J. n 1876 Reid. Alexander S. h 1861 John M. A 185^' >' Reitek; Benj amin F. n 1909 Howard R. / * Remick.; Roscoe H. 1908, Remington/ : Charles W. n 1848 ElkanakF. «i84(j ,: RenOi Lewis n 1870 William N. i8s7 RenshaV^t. RaemerR. / Reynolds. Allen"i8s6^ ' Charles 1882 Ethel G: 1904- Frank 1868 George G. 1841 George.G., 2d 1905 JohnD.Ml859 John R. 186s - ' RichaM R. 1S96 : S. Talcott 1904 j William A. 1858 I Rhodes. ! Thomas W.» 1856 I I V. Rice. Caroline L. 1879 Charles F. 1872 Edward H. 1870 Edward^t. 1892 E. L.,'Mi-s. (see Abbott, Sarah L.) Gardner 1834 George L, 1888 Horace' J. 1905 i James Q. n 1850 : John McD. h 1862 I Lizzie C. 1894 ; Paul -N- 1910 iPhineasJj 1854 j Phineas F. n 1844 Robert W. 1908 iWillard M; 1837 (William /i 1853 ■ ! William C. 1901 , William H. a 1865 William N. 1865 Rich. Arnold F. 1910 Burdett A.,1878 , Chester A'. 1909 EarleL.'i9b7 ' Elton S. 1881 , George A. r88S Herbert L. 1888 Isaac t ij. Franki88i < ijoseph W. v., j87.'i jWilliamT. f Richard.. Howard !MacKl. 1964 William A. 1884. iW. A., Mrs. (see Mac- MiLLAN, Emelda) RiCHA'ros. Clinton J. 'M188S Daniel h 1872 Edward H. n 1899 James R. n 1899 JonathaftE. 1869 JosfepM A'.'n 1883 Theodoi-e 1888 Richardson. Chauncy « :183s i Clayton M.n 1904 ; Marvin /j' 1868 . Stephen F. n 1841 j RiCHEY. ■ MatthcAur ;» 1836 i RlCHIfAN. jWilliamH.i86s '■ ' \ RlClTMOND. : Annette" B. n 1896 ■ ! i Frank H. 1887 , George H.M 1881 j RiDDICK. James W. »i 1844 Riddlesbarger. ^Madisonre 1854 Rider. George W. n 1853 Ridley. ' Edward, Jr. m 1883 -'. . ■ ' ^ Rigby. Minnie C. 1903 Right6r. Nicholas H. 1851 Rile. ; Walter B.» 1898 .'RiPPERE. ;John B. 1901 Ralph P. n 1905 ; Robert H. 190S RiSLEY., ■ •■ ' Edith L. 1901 RiTTENHOUSE. Aaron 1861 RbAcH. Frank C.« 1896 ROBJB. Jewell C n 1907 916' INDEX! [Bowlandl ROBBINS. Caroline T. 1893 Chandler 1840 Frank E. 1906 Frederick W. 1880 George A. 1883 Silas W. 1847 . Roberts., , ,, Alfred E. 1899 Benjamin T, 1848 Daniel S. n 1844 Elbert G. 1846 Frank WVigoB George L. 1859 George W. 1909 Hiram P. 1857 ' Jesse D. 1910 John H. 1883 JohnL. S.1861 Joseph J. h 1862 Reuben L. 1868 Robertson. Daniel L. 1878 Sylvester P. n 190S , Robins. Elias id, re 1880 George D.1S98 Joseph E. 1868 Joshua L? 1906 Robinson.' ' Charles M. re 1890 David'k 184s DavidP.i84'r EzekieU -, , Francis A. 1849 Francis' F. 1910 Ivory H.» 18^' James L. 1875 Silas A. h i^ Wilbur Ji. re. 1903 William 1865 . William C. re i8S4 William M. re 1901 ROBLEE. Melvin re 1863 RpCKER, George 1904 Rockwell. Charles F. n iS^ . Charles L. 1897 ; Charles- L. t ■'■'■■ \ Frederick F. re 1909 ! Herbert D. 1887 i Joseph C. 1887 I Lyman E. n 1872 I Nathan L., Jr. n 1899 i Sylvester B. n 1837 i ROCKWOOD. JDavidB. rei8&3 j Rodger.' 1 Henry W: n 1878 ; Rodgers. 1 Edwin A. n 1851 ■ i '■ Roe. I Alfred S. 1870 i Andrew 1857 ; Gary A.: 1884 ; Charles M. » 1881 i Frederick W. 1897 ■ ! George M. n 1874 ' William i8ss , - Willis F. 'i^ . ROELKE. , j Harry'E.M 1909 j i Rogers., . Burton C. k 1899 ] Cephas B. * , Charles S. 1858 Elizabeth, H. 1896 I George H. 1891 , ; I George '^Y. n i8S2 ' ',' , I Guy W. 1906 , , I Harold G. 1908 i Henry W. h 1890 James 1847 Lyman W. n 1907 Moseses. 1004 Robert W. h 1894 William R. 1880 ZulaE,,i898 , ■ Rollins. Alphonzo 1844 Andrew'M. re 1881 Frank 1889 Jesse L. 1893 RolmAjt. Eveline L. 1885 : RoLSTON; ! John H.: 1839. Romer. William 1858 RoOKSBYl Herbert S, re 1892 Root. ! I Elihu h 1909 Wallace L. 1903 1 ■ ■ • ,: I i Roper.,, i John 1833 i Rosa. ! Edward B. 1886 Rose. -> . • ■, Ernestine 1902 ' ■ • !;' ', ROSENKBANSI: i': I Egbert A. n iglo ^ ■ ' Ross. 1 ' Ira G. i;88o ' Timotth^B. m'1847 JOSSER. , Leonidasi838 ■Rqtzel. , ,; , ,, Harold L. re igiQi, , ; ; Round. George C, 1866 ' GeorgelEi. 1833 John E. i8i;s John W. 1843'^ Julian M. 18^ ' Robert Jj 1872 ■ '■ •: Rounds. \ Nelson' A 1(833 -^ ' ' RowE. Allan W.OT igo4 Frederick E. n 1910 !'■".'. ROWELL. Wilbur E.!i88s Rowland. , Alfred C. re 1893 917 Sowley.] INDEX. Rowley. Edwin A, » 1842 RULAND. Manly A. i860 RUNKLE. John D. h 1871 • RunyAn. William W. 1849 Runyon. Theodore h 1867 RUSHMORE. Edwin C. 1846 Russell. AlbinC.1877 Althea E. n 1907 Andral L. 1873 Charles A. 1905 C. A., Mrs. (see Sweet, Elizabeth N.) Edgar n 1865 Edward A. n 1844 Herbert E. 1884 Javan M. 1885- John A. «• 1838 John T. n 1963 Julius W. n 1868 Robert C. n 1908 Samuel t Samuel W. » 1858 Walter E. 1893 William H. h 1878 Willis A. n 1878 Rust. Richard H. 1865 Richard S: 1841 Rutherford. CoUingwood n 1838 Thomas B. n 1844 Ryan. Leonard 0. 1908 Stetson K. 1904 Ryder. Frank H. 1900 George D. 1902 George H. 1895 Ryerson. Egerton h 1S42 Rymer. Ralph W. 1900 Sage. Dennis 1839 Truman B. n 1908 Saleski. Mary A. 1900 Samuel. John n 1848 Sanborn. ' John 1859 : John E. 1845 i John W. n 1873 i Joseph H. 185s ' Marguerite,» 1909 Sanders. : Frank K. h 1903 ! Sanderson. ! George E. 1875 Sandford. Aaron ( SANFORi). I Arthur B. 1872 iByraffiG. 1874 ' C, Mrs. (see BoHLMANN, Laura ' A. M.) • Caleb S. 1841 : Clarence A. 1897 ', Daniel n 1840 i Elias B. 1865 ! Frank E. 1887 ; Gustavus U. n 1896 iH. J., Mrs: (see i Rogers, ZulaE.) John S. n 1900 Myron R. 1880 Wilbur F. 1865 Wilbur F. 1867. ] Santee.' ' Charles W. re 1904 Sargeant. George D. re 1862 Sargent. Christopher S. 1868 Francis A. 1899 Satchell. William F. re 1900 Savage. Charles W. 1891 Hiram F. 184S Isaac A. 1841 i ' " ■' Sawyer. Augustus Ji re 1838 Charles M. n 1884 Charles R. 1906 David H. » 1862 Dwight M. 1906 Edmund F. n 1879 Ethel R. 1903 Frederick-H. 1894 French A. re 1871 Herbert H. 1901 James A. 1844 James E. C. h 1888 Wilbur J. re 1894 Saxe. Alfred 1838 Alfred H.i8S9 Alfred J. re 1894 George G./i 1858 JamesA._i88s John G. n 1839 John W. 1885 ''■ William A. n 1878 William F. n 1863 Say. Edith W. 1906 Schaffer. John R. n 1901 SCHEFFER. Frank P. 1901 SCHEM. Alexander J. B. h 1855 §eu;iMPFF. William E. 1896 918 Schmidt. Ernest W. 1904 Richard H. ipio Schneider. John F. 1904 SCHOBERT. Levi n 1867 SCHOCK. James T. n 1876 SCHUTT. Edwin H. 1904 Schuyler. Stephen R. n 1851 SCOFIELD. Arthur J. n 1902 Irving F. 1902 Seth W. n 1906 William E. 1878 SCOTX. Albert A. 1855' Charles t Charles, Jr. 1886 David A. 1846- Everett H.. 1892 Frederick H. n 1890 John B. 1881 Levi h 1840 Orange W. n 1868 SCOVILLE. Delavan C.Ti 1868 SCRANTON. Simeon S. t Sgudder. Arthur H. i89S A. H., Mrs. (see , Stocking, Elizabeth C.) Charles E. n 1896 Henry T. 1872 Louis T. n 1907 MosesL. w 1837 Moses L. 1863 Newton P. 1878 Sarah A. 1905 ' INDEX. 1 Seabury. I Charlotte M. 1901 Seager. Schuyler 1836 Seamans. La Fayette n 1846 Searing. Carl B. n 1910 Searle. Lucy 0. 1896 Searles. Colbert 1895 John F. 1896 William H. « 1858 William I. n 1910 Searls. Edmund D. 1896 Sears. Clinton W. 1841 Seaver. Charles E. 1870 Seavey. Amos W. 1874 Seckerson. Howard A. 1907 H. A., Mrs. (see Barnes, Unade) Seeley. Harold H. n 1909 Seely. Isaac L. n 1851 Richard S. 1837 Seides. Harry G. 1905 Selden. Leonard J.' 1908 Selee. Nathan P. n 1856 Richmond n 1859 919 [Shafter. Sell. Henry T. 1873 Selleck. John W. 1854 Preston M. n 1890 Solon B. 1901 Seney. i George I. n 1845 Robert t Senior. Edward n 1871 Sessions. John H. * Joseph B. n 1904 William E.t William K. n 1909 Settle. William A. n 1890 Severson. Irwin W. n 1904 Sew ALL. Charles H. 1857 Henry 1876 James G. n 1847 : Thomas n 1837 Seward. Charles H. 1901 Sexton. Hiram C. n i860 Seybolt. Arthur 1907 Seymour. Lewis n 1843 Seys. Jacobus O. n 1843 Shaffer. Chauncey 1840 Shafter. James McM. 1837 Oscar L.» 1834 William R.f ; Shailer.] INDEX. Shailer. Frank A. 1909 Henry G. 1904 Shanklin. WilHaniA./ '^ Shapleigh. Frederick'E. 1908 Sharfe. Benjamin F. 1887 Benjamin S. « i860 Shattuck. David O. h 1845 Joseph C. » 1861 ' Shaver. James B. 1881 Shaw. Edward P. iSs2 Frederick M. Jt.1884 Harold C.wigip Jesse E. 'igo6 Leslie M. h 1903 Melvin A. 1909 Shay, Allen R. 1872 Shears. Alonzo G. n 1844 Shedden. Lucian L. h 1908 SHEEHAlf. Jeremiah M. 1886 Sheffield. Charles A. 111879 James C. h 1877 S;heldon. , Henry C. K 1906 Warren F. 1899 W. F., Mrs! (see Mantle, Susan J.) Shepard. Bissell C. « 1864 Charles' M 1901 Hiram P. 1858 James M. n 1864 William J. » 1877 Shepherd. James G. t Joseph B. 1874 Theodore D. ;i 1864 Sherbuen. George W. igo6 ' Joel 0. 1873 Sherman. Charles t David h 1872 : David H. i8S3 ; James S. A 1909 I Merritt H. n 1865 ' Stephen 0.'» i&'a : Truttiati M. n 1846 ■ Wanton H.W1881 '^ j Wesley » 1866, Sherwood. ' i Charles H, n 1S76 ; Clarence McK. 1909 Frank R. 1876 ■ John C. n 184S : Rosevelt R. 1507 : Samuel D. 1881- 1 Shiland. ; Finley H.-w 1909 .. ; ShiijatA;. i Jewsuke 11892 Shipman. Ralph B. n 1905 Shoemakek. Robert N. n 1910 Shonk. George W. 1873 I Herbert B. 1903 Short. ; Thomas T. h 1887 I Shortlidge. ; Joseph h 1866 Shumway. Philip B. 1862 Shuster. Henry S.M 1858 SlAS. Solomon n 1852 Sibley. Benjamin E. 1898 SiLBER. William B. 1850 SiLLICK. John A.j« 1834 SiLLlMAN. Norman K. 1902 Silver. Charles j^. n 18S2 Simmons. George S. n 1909 ; Hoyt P. « 1905 ' Ichabod'1860 SiMMS. '. Thomas 1883 Simon. i Benjamin F. 1880 • SiMbliTS. Edward W. »/i897 SiMONDS. , Henry D. 1876 Simonton. Catherine M. 1900 Frank F. 1899 i Simpson. I Henry M. i860 ' :' ; Matthew h 1841 ' Matthew V. 1875 '- ; Robert L. 1907 I ■ ■■ Sing. i Charles B. h 1851 '• i Singer. I Edgar B. 1897 920 INDEX. [Spalding. SlPPEHXE. Nathaniel P. n igoi Skeel. Qarence M. 1875 Frank D. 1875 Henry R. 1909 Skene. George n 1875 Skilton. Charles C. 1855 James A. n 1849 Julius A. 1853 Slade. Laroy S. n 1851 Slater. Jonathan H. 1892 Slayback. Henry B. 1891 Slee. Matthew H. 1855 Sleeper. Jacob t Slight. Benjamin h 1848 Sloan. Harold S. n 1909 Smart. Almona B. 1868 Smiley. Charles W. 1874 Smith. A., Mrs. (see Kellogg, Anna J.) Albert L. 1883 Alvenza 1. 1897 Arthur B. 1900 Arthur D. 1875 Arthur W. m 1895 Arthur W. 1891 ^ Augustus L. i8s4 Augustus L., Jr. 1883 Augustus W. / Burchard H. n 1900 : Charles n 1868 Charles E. h 1901 ; Charles N. h 1864 ' Charles W.» 1888 • Clarence R. 1899 ■■ Edgar M. 1871 ' Edward C. n 1885 Edwin G. 1893 Ernest K. 1895 ! Ezekiel n 1852 : Francis A. 1859 ' Francis H. n 1850 ■ Frank S. 1910 Frank S. n 1886 : Franklin T. 1884 Frederick P. n igo8 ■ Frederick W. re 1886 : Freeman H.'n 1896 : George B. 1895 ' George C. 1856 \ George H. 1873 • Harry H. 1903 Harry M. 1891 - Henry E. 186s ' Henry E. n 1846 Henry W. 1837. Herbert S. n 1890 Horace * . Howard H. 1880 ■ Irving LeR. 1910 Isaac E. 1863 James B. n 1882 ;JayT.ni885 , John D. n 1907 ! John H. 1849 ■ John L. * i John M. / ; John M. 1880 JohnW. i8S7 ' Lewis K. 1908 : Mae D. 1899 Mary E. 1904 Melville C. n 1859 Odell S. 1887 ; Orville n 1856 Percie J. 1900 , Perry C. 1847 Richard W. 1870 Robert E. n i8$2 Robert N. n i^S RoUin n 1886 ■ Samuel W. n 1877 '■ Seymour A. i860 , Sidney K.186S Tracy 1904 Verona J. 189S Wesley W.1881 William A. 1854 William B. 1888 William F. 1842 William H. 1877 William J. 1870 William W./H889 Young C. 1907 Zoheth M. » 1846 Smyser. William E. 1889 W. E., jilrs. (see CsAiQ,. Elizabeth A.) Smyth. George B. h 1897 : William H. 1894 i Winfield S. 1863 ! Sneath. i E. Hershey / i \ Snedeker. Seaman N. n 1846 Snow; Edwin S. 1858 Mimiie R. 1897 Stephen A. 1864 William L. 1894: . Snyder. ' Charles R. n 1861 : Edgar C. 1894 ; Frank K.n 1908 William V. 1856 Somerset. William L.1881 SOULE. Franklin 1838 George B. 1909 Southard. Justus A. n 1869 , SOUTHWICK. Edward W. 1842 Spaffard. ; Carrie B. 1909 Spalding. Edward P. ni864 ; William L. i860 921 Sparklin.] INDEX. Spakklin. John L. 1897 Spaulding. Charles E. 1886 Justin h 1844 Spencer. Andrew J. 1856 , Charles H. i^ ' Edward M. iSgc) Elihu 1838 Robinson 19O3 SPERRY., Elizur L. n 1857 M. Belle m 1902 Spinney. Joseph S. t Spraoue. Charles W. n ipog Levi L. k 1886 Seth* Seth L. 1846 Springer. Frank A. n 1861 S9UIBE. Remington n 1893 Shirley » 1895 Watson C. 1859 SQuntES.- Norman J. 1S71 Staats. Henry T. 1858 Stackpole. Charles H. 1886 Stafford. David H. 1887 Standish. Clayton D. n 1894 Edmund A. n 1838 Stanley; George W. t Whitman P. n 1896 Staples. Clarence H. 1900 Levi W. 1877 Stark. Arthur W. n 1902 JohnD. 1894 Starks. Edson F. n 1905 Henry A. 1869 Starr. Benedict 1844 Ebenezer T. n 1834 Mary S. n 1908 William H.i8s9 Stasse. Edward L. n 1904 Stearns. George F. n 1859 Stebbins, Frank E.» 1878 Lorenzo D. 1842 Steele. Daniel 1848 Edward L. 1894 George McK. 1850 Joel A. i8!;3 Oliver R.ra 1851 Timothy E. 1863 Wilbur F. n 1871 W. R., Mrs. (see BiRDSEY, Annie G.) Steelman. Millard F. 1887 StEN HOUSE. Charles A. 1881 Stephens, George H. n 1881 Ray 0. 190S Roswell P. / Stephenson. Andrew / George G. n 1867 Sterling. William M. n 1874 Stetson. Daniel K ni86o . Harry E. n 1898 William M. n 1880 Willis K. 1881 Stevens. Abel n 1834 Alexander C. 1863 ! Alexander C. n 1906 ; Clinton C. i^i ■ Daniel W. 1848 Ebenezer r842 Ebenezer L. n 1895 Edwin P. 1874 Elizabeth C. 1897 Frank Cm 1904 Frederick n 1835 George 1854 Herbert J. 1866 , James M. 1887 Lloyd-P. n 1903 Walter H. 1898 Stevenson. Jesse F. 1885 Stewart. Charles W. n i8g6 Frederic igo8 Stibbs. John T. n 1838 Stickney. Carl C. 1901 Stidd. Edwin F. n 1907 Stiles. Charles W. ri, 1889 Samuel M. i860 •Stillman. George 1850 Stillwell. Lewis B. n 1886 Stilwell. Samuel W. n 1880 Winf red N. 1910 Stires. Manning F. n 1865 922 INDEX. [Sweetser. Stockdale. Fairbank B. h 1907 George M. 1910 Stocking. Charles H. n 1858 Elizabeth C. 1895 Sabura S. 1835 Sidney D.m 1856 Stockwell. Charles F. 1843 George E. 1878 Stoddard. Emmet R. n 1876 Walter P. 1880 Stone. Charles A. 1904 Cornelia H. 1897 Cyrus h 1874 Edward C. n 1902 Frederick M. n 1846 George H. 1868 George W. ?t 1872 Harry R, 18^ Jacob G. n 1837 PhebeA. 1876 Ralph C. 1899 William E.D. 1897 Stoney. Arthur C. n 1903 Storms. Edgar, Jr. n 1907 Storrs. Carlos H. 1887 William L./ Stout. Andrew V. t Joseph S. t Stover. Joseph W. n 1867 Stow. James P. n 1875 James P., Jr. n 1905 Reginald H. n 1906 Stowe. Leroy S. n 1870 Stowers. Charles N. i860 Stratmann. Ernest W. n 1897 Stratton. Henry D. n 1844 Streber. Ferdinand R. 1906 Streeter. George W. 1852 Lorenzo C. 1907 Streightoff. Frank H. igog Strobridge. Marie M. 1891 Strong. Cyrus J. j886 Geoi^e F. 1903 Heniy A. 1866 Irving E. n 1898 James 1844 Julius L. n iSqs Sylvester E. i860 William C. 1879 Stroud. Simpson R. n 1851 Strout. Edward C. 1886 Strudwick. William S. n 1850 Stryker. Melancthon W. h 1909 Stuart. Charles M. h 1906 Studley. William S. 1850 Stuntz. Clyde B. 1910 Homer C. h 1910 923 Sturdevant. Byron D. i860 Sturges. Charles K. n iSSS Stutsman. Frank V. 1903 Stutson. Nelson 1858 SUCKLEY. Robert B. n 1878 Sumner. Edward A, 1878 Sunderland. James W. 1836 Super. Ralph C. / Sutherland. Arthur E. 1885 Sutton. David A. n 1858 ' Henry C. n 1907 Howard A. 1895 Isaac C. 1900 William H. 1857 Swan. Horace C. / Ruth A. 1910 SWARTZ. George W. n 1841 Sweet. Addie F. 1898 Elizabeth N. 1908 Guy V. n 1909 Joshua n 1838 Sweetser. Albert R. 1884 San'ford B. i860 Swett.] INDEX. Swett. Ernest M. 190S • Vernon B. 1896 V. B., Mrs. (see Hat- field, Olivia H.) Swinburne. John h 1834 '■ Sykes. Clara F. 1905 Ruth W. 1910 Syrett. Frank H. 1906 '' Taber. Franklin, W. 1854 James M.. Jr. 1886 John D.« 1858 Tackaberry.' Frederic H. 1892 John E. 1899 Taft. Bayard W. » 188s ' ' Edson H. 1842 James H. » 1874 • James H-. * , , ; Marcus L. 1873 William H. h 1909 William N:i878 Taggart. William J. i88s William W. 18^9 Talbot. Emory H. 1874 James M. 1906 Micah J. 1843 Tallmadge. Albert % 1874 ' Tallman. John P. H. h 1851 Talmadge. Arthur T. 1893 Charles H. n 1887 Tamblyn., Egbert J. 1892 Evan L. 1897 Tarbell. ; Horace S. 1859 Tasker. j Arthur N. 1902 i Edwin S. i8go i Fred E. 1884 ' I Tate. j Daniel C. n 1865 i Willis M. 1909 I '• Tateum; ! Fred T.» 1888 1 William A. 1884 i ! Taylor. ! Alfred E. 1892 ■ Bushrod S. 1874 j Charles H. E.M i88s i Daniel H. 1865 i Frank B. 1908 ! Franklin H. 1884 ', George E. 1842 , i George L. n i86i ' ' ' ■ I Hannah A. 1876 ; Isaac B. A. n 1882 Joseph'R. 1882 ' ' Josiah W. 1902 , Levi L. H. n 1876 : Riley T.i8s^ ; Samuel N. 1887 ■ , Thomas J., Jr. 1908 William H. 1894 , William U. M 1876 Tebbejts. Alexander R. n 1849 Jesse M. 1907 . Tefft. , 1, Benjamin F. 183S Tennant. John C. n 1899 i Tenney. { Jasper 1851 Terrell. Hubert N. 1902 Terrill. William H. 1883 Terry. Charles H. 1902 Elwood I. n 1906 Henry B. 1867 Milton S.JiiS70 Walter R. 1901 Tevis. ; John, Jr. 1853 Thayer. j Albert W. 1887 ; Edgar J-. 1891 Edward 0. 187S . Heber 1. 1892 : Henry A. 189S ' Lorenzo R. 1841 Thirkield. ; Gilbert H. 1908 I Thomas. • Charles B. n 1871 ' C. E'.,'^Mrs^ (see ' Larned, Jennie) Elmer I. n 1886 Irving B. n. 1900 : James S. 1908 Joseph B. 1870 , ' Joseph M.n 1877 Joseph W. 1896 Ljrman A. n 1879 : Riley D. n 1862 Williams 1858 Thompson. ■ Abby M. 1895 Agnes T. 1910. Benjamin F. n 1894 DeWittB.i'SSs Edward W.i8g8 E. W., Mrs. (see Miller, Jessie) Elizabeth 1^8 ■' George A 1864' 1 George D. 1896 George L. 1864' Gordon L. 1892 ; Harry A. 1893 ' James V. 1902- John A. 1894 John F.'» 1881 John K. 1845 John R.;i 1888 Lewis n 1856 , Mary G. 1897 |RichardJ.»ii88o 924 INDEX. [Treadwell. Robert LeR.'>j 1897 Roger E. 1892 Samuel M. ra 1902 Thomas J. h 1866 William A. 1897 Wilson W. 1890 W. W., Mrs. (see CoGGSHALL, Clara M.) Thomson. Edward h 1855 ThornbesrV. Francis L. 1905 Thorndike. Ashley, H. 1893 Edward L. 1895 Everett L. 1902 THORISrTON. William L. k 1848' Thorpe. Franks. 1876 ' Thomas B.».i837 Thrasher.' Eugene H. 1883 TlDDY. John R. n 1874 TiLLETT. Wilbur F. h 1909 Tillinghast. JaredS. 1889 , Tn-TON. John L. 188s Rufus H. igo8 TlNDAL. Caleb G». 1886, Tinker. Charles P. 1889 Jackson 1890 Tirrell; George L. 1896, Henry A. 1894 Winthrop 1900 Tisdale'. William M..M 1882 Titcomb. Arthur 1884 Tiiys, ,• Wicks S. n 1849 TOBEY. Joseph t ' ' ' Todd. i Robert F. n 1901 I Williams. 1864 ' I TOLES. : Smith W. n 1872 I I Tolkien. Charles, 1842 TolmAn; George E. n 1905 L. T., Mrs; (see Carroll, Stella W.) Tompkins. Byron V. 1878' Daniel F. n 1849 George B. 1908? I / , TOMPSON. Joseph H. 1878 TOQKER. Manly F. n 1851 Topham. Joseph L. n 1863 Torrance. Cortis E. n 1907 TORSEY. Henry P. h 1845 ToURjfe. Eben h 1869 TOURTELLOTT. Henry n 1865 TOURTELLOTTE. ! Isaac N. n 1849 Tower. Freeman A. 1898 Freeman- P. 1863 Luke B. n 1849 OlinF. 1892 i O.R.Mrs. (see Wil- liams, Elizabeth) William B. 189B , ' TOWLE. Edward D. 1874 George H. «. 1873 ! I 1 TOWNE. Eugene R. n 1876 ' TOWNSEND. Frank S. 1885 Griffin B. 1910 John M. 1899 Julius S. 1847 Luther T. h 1866 i ' Toy. ., ;. '' George B. D. 1873 Tracy. ; ! Edward R. 1905 : George H. 1858 Trafton. i Gilbert H. 1898 ' G. H., Mrs. (see ADAMS,MaryA.) Mark ^1850 Tranter. . Watson 1877 ; Travis. I Charles M^ 1906 ; Everett H.- 18^' ,' ; Thomas igoo Traxler. 1 William E. 1909 Treadway. ' Edward H. n 1866 ' Treadwell. Aaron L. 1888 ' Thomas B. 1851 i 92s Treat.] INDEX. Treat. Edwin C. 1894 Payson J. xgoo Willard E. » 1888 William H. n i^ Trepethen. Henry E. 1881 Henry P. n 1910 Trench. William J. i Trevithick. Harry P. 1907 Teibou.-; David H. h 1901 Trimmer. Montgomery R. igog Trinkaus. Henry D. 1896 Trow. Benjamin n 1837 Trowbridge. Samuel H. 1867 True. Alfred C. 1873 Charles K. / Edward-H. 1855 Trumbull. Henry C. 1841 Tryon. Clarence H. 1905 W. P., Mrs. (see Hart, Lillian W.) ' Tubes. William D. 1835 Tuck. John A. 1884 Tucker. Sarah B. 1895 William J. h 1903 TUCKEY. William D. 1892 TUCKLEY. ! James H. igoi, TUNISON. William 1846 Turner. James A. n 190 1 Mima B. 1907 TURRENTINE. ■ JohnW./ TURTON. Joseph J. i8s4 TUTHILL. David n 1854 TUTTL^. Alexander H; 1866 Calvin B. « 1876 EliasA.Mi868 , Smith 1846 Twiggar. A^ W., Mrs. (see Meeks, Cornelia A.) TWOMBLY. John H. 1843 Tyler. Albert A. 1869 Warren 1883 Uglow. James n 1847 Underbill. Abram S. 1875 Oliver R, 1902 Richard C. 1843 Underwood. Thomas P. 1843 Unger. Raymond D. n 1907 926 Upham. Francis B. 1885 Samuel F. 1856 Thomas C. h 1843 Vail. : Alberto. i8S7 Burr deF, 196^ ', i - David M.» 1^9 ' Stephen Mi. fe 1^41 Valentine. Samuel M..n 1835 Van Allen. George C. » 1858 Van Antwerp. Lewis n, 1840 Van Benschoten. Fredrika 1901 James C. / John R.,n 1877 Marguerite M. 1904 Van Denburg. ; Joseph K. 1895 Marvin W. 1870 Vanderbilt. Arthur T. 1910 Vanderbrouk. AnnaM. 1906 , Vandercook. Jackson C. h 1857 Vandervoort. Cornelius F. n 1882 Van Deusen. Charles S. j88s Harry R. 1894 Howard n 1897 Van Dorn. Fred n 1889 Van Dusen. Wilmot W. 1879 Van Dyke. Henry h 1903 INDEX. [Walter. Van Horn. John B. 1908 Van Kirk; Benjamin 1847 Van Loon. William F. 1881 Van Norman. Daniel C. 1838 Van Petten. John B. 1850 Robert B. 1852 Van Sands. Robert 1876 Van ScivfiR. Frank A. 1907 VanScoy. Fanny T. 1902 May T. 1902 Van Susdam. Henderson E. igos Van Tassell. Irvin n 1910 Van Valkenburg. Henry 1840 Van Vleck. Anna 1879 Clara 1881 Edward B. 1884 E. B., Mrs. (see Ray- mond, Hester L.) Jane 1887 John M. 1850 Vaughn. Howard R. 1886 , Veazey. Bayard H. « 1907 Elizabeth M. 1906 Veitch;/ James R. IQ03 i , Vernon. Horace K. n 1888 Lillian n 1886 VlCK; Newet H. » 1839 ViCKERS. Charles K. h 1862 ViDEON., ; Calvin S. 1887 VlNAL. , Charles G. R. 1861 George W. 1906 Waldo F. n 1864 Vincent; Hebron h 1869 Vinton. Joseph 1854 Virgin. Edward W. i857 VOORHEES. Frederick F. 1906 VOSBURGH. Henry 1855 VOSBURY, DeWitt C. 1839 Voss. Harry P. n 1906 Waddy. Samuel D. h 1861 Wade. Franks, igdi' H. Bertram n 1906 John A. n 1898 Wagner. Francis J. n 1863 ; John U. n 1891 Wailes. : George B, N. 1S47 Waite. Qifford Le G. 1906 George E. 1854 Wakeman. David B. n 1836 Edgar B. 1838 Walbridge. Elbridge « I837 Isabel M.jSgS Waldo. Clarence A. 1875 Waldron. Charles E. 1902 Walker. Albert P. 1884 ' Alice E. n 1896 EzraR. w 1906 ; George H. 1881 Jason F. h 1849 Tibbitts 1891 Walkley. David H. 1878 WebsterR. i860 William. E., 1878 Wallace. A., Mrs; (see Gris- woLD, Katharine L.) Edward C. 1879 Gustavu's S. n 1883 John C. n 1902 ■ Warren S. 1904 William C. 1876 William H. * Walsh. Cornelius t Jane F. D. 1900 JohnG.];89S Walsworth. Cornell M. n 1878 Walter. Charles H. 1876 Edward H. n 1879 William B. n 1902 927 Walton.] INDEX. Walton. Gorham R. 1852 01inS.Mi88o, William S. n 1866 y^ALTZ. ! Merle B.'iSpS . Ward,-, - Fred U. n 1899 Herbert C. 1901 Herbert H. 1879 John H. 1896.^, JohnW;'j«i«63 JoshuS« 1861 Loudon B. 1842 SamuelyHj 1839/ Thomas M;.,« 184s Walter E. 1877 WAipELt. George P. 1^ William'H. i860. Wake. JohnC. 1993^ ,. WAKNERj^ AndreW E. Vs i8p4 Carl G.w 1902 ■ '^ ., Charles,W.»ij886, ,;. Daniel J. n 1842 EllaP.>i9o6 Emersoiii 1856 ,/ George,i>^^i993 ,rr ^ Ge(ftgsW;a8^i„ ,;,;;,"' Harris "w.i88'i ;'..', ...^r] Marvin R. n ;i84S " ,^ ; > WAptEN.., , - •;/ Alfred E.JI 1887 ./ Angle V. 1876 , George M. 1875 Henry M.i88a, HeniyW.iSsS J. A., Mrs. (see Pot- tle, Georgia E.) Thomas RiW ii;894 "i William F. 1853 •Waesiner. , .. , WiUardl.iSSg' " Winsor W. n ipp/7 WASHBtTRNi' • 1 Hent^l..*ti868' Sandfofd B. M 1873 Waterbury. j Charles R. ra 1906 I Cyrus E. » 1875 '■ \ Waterhouse. j Simon: G; A 1847 Waters; John W.M 1893 ' ' Watkins. HezekiaH'« 1857 ' ' Wilbur F. A 1863 WatSINSON: ; '■■ John H>« 183s ' William L. h 1896 -' Watson. Edwin B.«'i839 ElijahR.Ai888 Henry Bi ,» 1861' Lorenzo T).,n 1870 Samuel J. 1892 Walters. ,1893. \.Wa*t.' '•■ ■! '-'' William E. n 1894 Waiters. •; Philip M. h 1900 Wa^Pts. >, - . ■ : ' Harry A. n 1895 Y/'AjUgh.^ ■' , V James S. n 1835 Way'.' ,y Daniel G. 1842 Weaver. i Courtidf 'M.k' 1899 -'''• ' William R. n 1890 .:m'' * '.■','' Webb.'' rri Heni-y C. ji, i909 Isaac? WebbeM.' Georg47i'i85o George C; 1860 Weber.''' W. Hoyti903' '' 928 j Webster. i Carrie C. 1882 '"' \ D. C, Mrs. (see I , Hazew; Lucia W.) i Eugene Ai.ij872.: .' i Oliver C. » 1891 i WSEKg, I Arthur M.» 1908 i Augustus W. » 1867 • Edgar, IVJfs. (see ; I Wells, Maud E.) Frances jL, 189s. = Frank B. A 1909 Gamsey n igo6 Joseph D.?l"869 Lester R. 1906 LymaaH.M 1873 Wilburs. 1898 David T.^M ,1900 •; Blanche E. ,», IQ04 ,. , . i Edward A, ,i88Sj^ :.!.;; FoUansbee"" G.f ' ' ' ' Herbert 1887, ., John B." 1876 ■ •" ■ Oliver L. « 1891= .'"■■• I Wilbur A. 1896 WSL3). :.,■., James W. n igo6 WEIjLjaB. , ., ., LeRoy 1899 Wells.. A.T.,Mrs. (see r: Taylor, Hannah : -A.')-l • . > Heijry G. ;I902 , .■ Hubert W.M 1888 Jordan Crft 1888' ; Joseph K. 1870 MaudE,];895..,- Orion V.n"i&>i Thomal^'D. 1B88 '■ William H. n 1849 ■ '••WSLSH. ' Elmer S:nYtK)i2 ' j WelWood. ' John C. 1874' ■' ■ INDEX. [WUes. Wendell. George W. 1852 Wentworth. Erastus 1837 George S. 1871 Henry C. n 1851 Wesley. Frank A. n 1901 West. Francis^A. h 1859 Georgeif" Randolph D. 1908 RobertA.JuSsi Thomas A. 1005 Westcott. EleazerG.» 1848 Wbstgate. George L. 1865 Helen E. 1899 Lewis G. 1890 L. G., Mrs.-iCsee Beach, fcrthaj.) Mary L. 1897 Westlake. Emory H. 1900 Weston. Homer M 1867 Sullivan H. 1841 Wetenhall. ' Robert C. n 1851 Wethekby. F. H., Mrs. (see Adams'.I Susa.n M.) ?,, Wetterau. Marietta J. 1 19.07 .Wetzel. ' johnw./ ■; Whakit. Isaac H. W. 1877 Wheatly. Joseph Y.» 1883 Whedon. ' Daniel A. 184s I Daniel D. / i Daniel D. n 1900 j Johns. 1864. I '^HEELER: i Abraham M.i8S4 ! Addison F. 1852 I Charles C/t i860 lEmest B. 1906 i Thomas M.w 1838 Whipple. ! William G. 1857 I Whitaker. ■ George 1861 . i Nicholas; T. i86s i ■■ ' Whitcher. ijohnW.'«i8si , jWilliamT. 1871 i White, i Aaron 1852 I Alvin G.'« i860 iBenjamin H, n 1859 I C. T., Mrs. Csee Men- ; dall, MaiyE.S.) jEdwiftA. 1879' I Grace R. n 1901 ! Henry A. 1904 i Henry S. 1882 j Horace G. 1909 John W.fe 1896 ! Lorenzo » i8si. I Marcus 1888 Moses .C. 184s Ralph KM1910 |Ralph'H."i894 jRenwick 1896 ;Williani-n 1840; iWilliam C. 1908. i Whitfield. Robert P, h 1882 Whiting. John H. i8'?S Ralph D. 1898 Whitmore. Lena A. ■» 1904 Whitney. I David D. 1904 ! George E. 1857 George H. 1858 JohnW.'i876 Mellen A. n 1890 Nettie L. n 1890' Royal A. n 1880 Whit^jaker. Albert J. 1846 ■ Whittelsey; Ebenezer T. 1843 Wickessham. Caleb P. 1846 WiETING. Seneca 1845 . Wiggins. Benjamirt-F. 1853 Samuel W. n 1842 Wight. Isaac H. n 1901 WlLBPR, Perlee B. 1834 Wilcox. Alden G. n 1855 Alexander M. n 1877 AsaH.r88o '. ,' DuReDpe S. « 1877 Heiiry C. 1910 J. Myra 1901 Ralph Mci. n 1887 ■ Robert E. n 1901 Roger T. n igog WiLCOXSON. MaryE. 1899- WlLDER. , Charles W. 1865 Macon W^ 1861 Robert Ilrji' 1861 IWinforH O. nigoi' i Wilding. j Qinton F. 1909 i Wiles. Thomas S. 1863 929 Wiley.] INDEX: Wiley. Ephraim E. 1837 George H. 1844 Isaac W. h 1864 William S. 1840 WiLFOED. B. S., Mrs. (see Finney, May S.) WiLKIE. Edward A. 1876 Warren n 1855 WlLKINS. Daniel 1907 WiLLAED. James H. n 1868 Matthew n 1846 WiLLCOCKS. William n 1881 WlLLETS, David G. 1902 WlLLETT, William M./ WnxEY. Hiram 1839 Williams. Chauncey A. n 1905 Clarence 1871 Elizabeth 1897 Frank E. 1886 Fred C; n 1879 George A. n 1897 Harvey C. 1885 Horace R. n 1867 Jay n 1881 John G. i860 Margaret N. 1896 M. Emma 1899 Richard S. 1861 Robert H, 1885 Roland H. 1898 Smith 1862 William B. 1844 Williamson. Addison W. 1907 William R. 1909 Willing. Matthias E. 1841 WiLLMAN. Leon K. 1897 WiLLSON. Myron J. 1903 WiLMARTH. Herbert C. 1876 WiLSEY. Walter W. 1897 Willard W. » 1899 Wilson. !AdamsB.»i867 Alban J. n 1866 Charles M. n 1870 Claude L. 189.'; Harold E. 1904 Hiram A. 1838 Isaac R. n 1838 James A; 1906 James E. 1904 Robert P. 1897 ; Stanley D. 1909 , Thomas C. 1883 I Walter B. 1900 jWilfordL. M1839 William C. n 1910 William C. h 1879 Woodrow / WiNANS. Jessie M. 1902 i Joseph C. 1901 Walter W. n 1889 William S., Jr., 1^7 Winch. Francis A. n 1873 WiNCHELL. 'Alexander 1847 ;AIverd E. 1857 iGeorge Wi 1844' , Winchester. Caleb T. 1869 Charles A. 1848 Charles T. 1891 Wing. Frank E. 1900 John E. 1900 WiNGATE. George 1863 Winn. Arthur H. n 1896 WiNSLOW. Ezra D. h 1869 Frank O. n 1904 Howard L. 1905 WiNSOR. Samuel A. i860 Winter. Florence 1906 Wintter. Wilhelm A. 1909 Wise. Daniel h 1849 Wiseman. George T. n 1886 WOLCOTT. Josiah 0. 1901 Melvin A. n 1872 Robert T.» 1887 Wolff. John R. n 1908 WOLFORD. Anthony n 1879 Wood. Daniel n 1842 Francis A. n 1841 Frederick A. n 1886 George W. 1887 H. B., Mrs. (see Chapman, Mae H.) Harvey C. h 1847 Henry W., Jr. n 1892 John Q. 1890 John S. 1870 Joseph' R. 1871 Leon 1. 1893 Loren n 1840 Russell T. n 1910 930 INDEX. [Zweifel. Samuel W. 1855 Thomas B. 1864 Thomas B. n 1843 William W. 1883 Woodbury. Levi h 1843 William H. 1886 Woodcock. Albert ra 1853 WOODHEAD. Daniel 1907 Woodruff. Charles S. n 1872 Ernest W. n 1903 George W. h 1861 James O./t 189s Rollins S. h 1908 Watson 1904 Wesley E. 1887 Woods. Charles D. 1880 Frederick 1859 Frederick S. 1885 George H. n 1853 James n 1838 William S. 189S Woodward. Anthony 1858 Charles i Harold B. 1908 Harvey 1869 Henry » l8S9 WOODWORTH. Frederick A. 1902 WOOLSEY. Theodore D. h 184s WOOLSTON. Paul L. 1897 WOOSTER. Harvey A. 1909 Letsome T. i Walter A. n 1886 * Works. Adam C. h 1863 Worth. Sidney B. n 1839 William T. n i860 Wright. Abraham J. 1843 Albert J. « 1880 Alexander H. 1833 Alfred A. 1863 Arthur R. 1910 Carroll D. h 1894 Dexter R. 1845 Elizabeth C. 1897 Frederick W. 1906 George W. 1872 Henry N. n 1835 John K. n 1837 Joseph A. 1879 J. G., Mrs. (see CouGHLiN, Jane) Moses E. 1853 Newton G. 1899 Northara 1889 Wriston. George W. 1908 Wyatt. Albert H. 1864 Thomas M. i8S'5 William A. 1898 Yager. Granville 1866 Yale. Carrie M. 1897 Oliver E. 1899 Yanson. Carl R. n 1908 Yard. James M. 1905 Yarrow. Ernest A. 1901 Yates. Eleanor B. 1898 Walter D. 1900 Yaw. Myron B. 1897 Yeager. James M. 1880 Yeamans. Henry A. n 1876 York. Denison G. 1844 Sydney P. n 1854 Young. Archer E. 1898 Arthur E. 1898 Charles A. h 1876 Charles B. n 1891 Charles W. 1872 Elbert A. T. n 1839 John i860 John F. n 1845 John W. 18.159 Robert N. h 1885 Theodore B. 1902 T. B., Mrs. (see Jones, Augusta T.) William A. 1836 Zeilitz. Johanna M. E. 1910 Ziegler. Howard B. « 1906 ZiNK. Robert L. 1887 Zweifel. Joseph n 1875 931