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ALBION COLLEGE GRADUATING CLASS INDEX Additional Terms and Years Will Be Added As Time Allows ALBION COLLEGE GRADUATING CLASS INDEX Additional terms and years will be added as time allows. We know some names are missing, so if you see a correction please, contact us. Winter Term Green, Denslow Elmer Pray Jr., Isaac Green, Harriet E. F. Roberts, Richard Ely 1843 Green, Marshall Robertson, George [Attendees not Graduates] Green, Perkins Hatfield Rogers, William Alcott, George Brooks Gregory, Huldah Montgomery Allen, Amos Stebbins Gregory, Sarah Ann Stout, Byron Gray Avery, William Miller Hannahs, George Stuart, Caroline Elizabeth Baley, Cinderella Harroun, Denison Smith Sutton, Moses Barker, Ellen Harroun, Sarah Eliza Timms, Daniel M. Barney, Daniel Herrick, Albert Torry, Ripley Alcander Basset, George Stillson Hickey, Manasseh Torry, Susan Woodbury Baughman, Mary Hickey, Minerva Tuttle, Marquis Hull Elizabeth Holmes, Henry James Tuttle, William Henry Benedict, Mary Elizabeth Ketchum, George Volentine, Nelson Benedict, Jr, Moses Knapp, John Henry Vose, Charles Otis Bidwell, Sarah Ann Lake, Dessoles Waldo, Campbell Griswold Blodgett, Hudson Lewis, Cyrus Augustus Ward, Heman G. Blodgett, Hiram Merrick Lewis, Mary Athalia Warner, Darius Blodgett, Mary Louisa Lewis, Mary Jane Williamson, Calvin Hawley Blodgett, Silas Wright Lewis, Sarah Augusta Williamson, Peter Brown, William Jacobs, Rebecca Wood, William Somers Burns, David Joomis, James Joline Woodruff, Morgan Carmichael, Allen Ketchum, Cornelia Young, Urial Chamberlain, Roderick Rochester Champlin, Cornelia Loomis, Samuel Sured Summer Term Champlin, Nelson Loomis, Seth Sured Chatfield, Elvina Lucas, Joseph Orin 1844 Coonradt, Ann Elizabeth Mahaigeosing [Attendees not graduates] Coonradt, Mary Margaret McArthur, Peter D. Classical Cragan, Louisa Mechem, Stanley Cragan, Matthew Merrill, George Department Crane, Horace Delphin Washington Adkins, Lydia Flora De Puy, Maria H. Messer, Lydia Allcott, George B. Dearin, Cornelius Miller, Jonathan Avery, William M. Dewey, Emily Maria Miller, Olive Burns, David Dewey, James Armstrong Morgan, Harriet Malvina Balch, Francis S. Dewey, Nelson Fletcher Murray, Walter Beach, Joseph P. Dexter, William Wirt Olcott, William Bidwell, Amanda M. Dyer, James William Packard, Julia Ellenor Bostock, Eliza Ercanbrack, Caleb Kendall Parkinson, William F. Brown, Andrew J. Fairchild, Jane Partridge, George Brown, Edward Finch, Ariel Washington Chamberlain, Frances Finch, Robert Peabody, Louisa Chamberlain, Roderick Fisk, Clinton Bowen Peabody, Walter Chapin, Charles A. Flint, Alvin Lyon Phelps, Henry Egbert Churchill, Charlotte E. Gale, James Moore Phelps, Marissa Maria Crane, Horace D. Gamet, Menzo Phelps, Silas Crane, David M. Gibbs, Helen Marion Powell, William Henry Douglass, Clemenza Granger Jr, Eliphaz Pratt, Warren Douglass, Mary Ann Grant, Cordelia Pray, Helen Marion Ercanbrack, Caleb K. Grant, Emory Alfred Engle, John J. Finch, Ariel Church, Almira Loomis, Samuel S. Fiske, Henry M. Church, Byron Mahaigeosing Grant, Emory A. Church, Calphurnia Merrill, George W. Green, Perkins H. Church, Desdemona Merrill, Minerva L. Greves, Augusta Maria Coonradt, Ann E. Messer, Lydia Harroun, Denison S. Coonradt, Daniel Morgan, Harriette M. Herrick, Albert G. Coonradt, Mary M. Moyer, Barnabas Hickey, Manasseh Crane, Evellyn D. Murray, Seth T. Holt, Joseph W. Dalrymple, Charles W. Odell, Ann E. Hotchkiss, Harriette L. Dearin, Cornelius Olcott, William Ketchum Cornelia R. Dewey, James A. Onderdonk, Sarah Ketchum, George Dexter, William W. Packard, Julia E. Loomis, James J. Dobbins, Mary E. Peabody, Louisa Lewis, Edward Drake, Burnham K. Peabody, Walter Partridge, George W. Drake, Catharine A. Phelps, Augustus H. Parker, Roswell D. Drake, Lorinda K. Phelps, Chester Pratt, Warren Dutton, Charles Jesse Phelps, Maria C. Pray, Isaac Dutton, Laura Porther, Harriette N. Powell, William H. Eslow, James Champion Pray, Helen M. Spencer, James M. Etheridge, Theodore C. Row, Emily Smith, Byron Fairchild, Emily J. Sanford, Frances M. Smith, Mary Fascette, Flavilla C. Simonds, Frances Stout, Byron G. Fascette, Noah Smith, Esther M. Timms, Daniel Webster Finch, James Smith, Mary Voluntine, Nelson Finch, Robert Spencer, Celia J. Waldo, Campbell G. Gale, James M. Stoddard, William D. Wilkins Jr., Daniel Gamet, Menzo Stowell, Sophia Williamson, Calvin H. Gibbs, Celinda Stuart, Caroline E. Young, Alva Gibson, Robert Strong, Esther Goodale, Charles C. Sutton, Joseph S. English Granger, David F. Thompson, David Grant, Cordelia Tuttle, William H. Department Green, Harriette E. F. Truette, Elizabeth C. Ainsley, Amanda Green, Marshall S. Voluntine, Jerome Armstrong, John H. Green, Denslow E. Vose, Charles O. Baldwin, Mary C. Gregory, Huldah Vose, Robert H. Baley, Cinderilla Gregory, Sarah A. Waldo, Campbell G. Ball, Horace Griffith, P.W. Waldo, Rena A. Barney, Daniel Grosvenor, Daniel Walker, Juliette Barney, Eleanor D. Hall, Mary Warner, Darius Baughman, Mary E. Hancock, Alonzo Wheelock, Frederick A. Benson Jr., William Hancock, Avis L. White, Hannah Bidwell, Helen M. Hannahs, Mary M. Whitney, Huldah Bidwell, Sarah M. Hayden, Mary E. Williams, Franklin T. Billings, Samuel M. Hicks, Hannah M. Williams, Sydney Bixby, Nelson Hickey, Minerva Worthington, James L. Blodgett, Hiram M. Hodgkins, William Worthington, Laura A. Blodgett, Hudson Hollister, Helen A. Bossette, Lucy Holmes, Henry J. Winter Term Bordwell, Melvin H. Huxford, Frederick Brady, J. W. Kent, Emily 1845 Buchanan, Altana Kyes, Diana [Attendees not graduates] Calhoun, Mary J. Kyes, Janette Carmichael, Allen Letts, Charity P. Classical Champlin, Melson Lewis, Henry M. Champlin, Sarah A. Lewis, Mary A. Department Chatfield, Elvina Lewis, Sarah A. Adkins, Lydia F. Allen, Amos S. Crippen, Jenette A. Mallory, Sarah A. Baker, Lodoweskie Curtis, Salman Marvin, Voluntine Benson Jr., William Dalrymple, Charles W. Maynard, James Camburn, Eliza J. Daniels, George Murray, Loretta Castle, Celia Dean, Austin Odel, Ann E. Crane, David M. Dean, Elvira A. Olcott, William Crane, Evelyn D. Dean, William W. Peckens, Mericus Crane, Sarah W. Dougherty, Sophronia H. Pray, Isaac> Quick, Edith Crippen, James B. Douglass, Lee Quick, Jane Donelson, Ira W. Drury, Jerome Ramsdel, Aba J. Doty, Alvinza S. Eldridge, Cynthia Rowe, Charles Eggleston, Seymour E. Eslow, James C. Rowe, David Fisk, Clinton B. Everett, Mary A. Scranton, Lucretia Fisk, Lewis R. Fairchild, George S. Sessions, Harriet Fowler, Emily Fairchild, Jane Sessions, John Frost, Richard H. Farley, Manning Sheeks, Samuel B. Gillett, Althea Fassett, Noah Smith, Laura A. Hard, Amos H. Finley, Oscar Stillson, Charlotte M. Herrick, Albert Finch, James Stowell, Susanna S. James, Mary R. Fitch, Du Partals S. Street, John Loomis, James J. French, Ellen Sutherland, Peter Merrill, Minerva L. Gallery, Alice J. Swain, Martha A. Packard, Julia A. Gillett, Mary E. Torrey, Susan Purdy, Thadeus Grant, Cordelia Torry, Ripley A. Smith, Emily A. Green Elijah Tuttle, Henry Sutton, Joseph H. Green, Henry C. Wahazoo, Joseph Thompson, David Green, Hopy Waterman, George W. Twitchell, Refined W. Gregory, Huldah Wawanosh, David Waldo, Campbel G. Gregory, Sarah A. Wilbur, Polly Wells, Sarah R. Griffith, James Wilbur, Willard Gould, Marvin J. Williamson, Peter Scientific Hale, Harriet S. Wright, Franklin Hall, George Department Hendrickson, Samuel Adams, George P. Hicks, Hannah M. Summer Term Atawish, Antwine Hopkins, Hannah L. Atkins, Christiana Hopkins, Nancy 1846 Augur, Amsa Howell, William [Attendees not graduates] Baker, Lydia J. Inwood, Hellen Ball, Angeline S. Isman, Phebe Classical Barney, Luther Johnson, Dulcina Bassett, John Kennedy, Edward E. Department Bennet, Caroline Kirby, John M. Adkins, Lydia F. Beall, Eliza M. Knapp, Chauncey Avery, William M. Blodget, Silas Kuts, Samuel B. Canfield, Menvile J. Blound, Maria E. Kyes, Diana Carmichael, Allen Calhoun, Mary J. Kyes, Janette Childs, Lorenzo W. Canfield, Menville J. Law, Caroline A. Crane, Clifford Champlin, Sarah A. Lewis, Mary A. Crane, Horace D. Chapman, Mary J. Lewis, Sarah Crane, Sarah W. Childs, Lorenzo W. M’Alister, Hugh B. Crippin, James B. Cobb, Adella J. M’Alister, Jesse E. Dean, Austin Collins, Sidney M’Alister, Lydia C. Dean, Elvira A. Coonradt, Mary M. M’Alister, Nathan Doty, Alvinza S. Crane, Ambrose S. M’Alister, William P. Doty, Harriet S. Crane, Williams M. Mackey, Jeremiah B. Eggleston, Seymour E. Crane, Rufus C. Mallory, George W. Fassett, Noah Fish, Clinton B. Jones, Mary A. Rowe, Emily Fish, Lewis R. Kirkland, Samuel (Ma-she- Frost, Richard H. be-she) 1851-1852 Hendee, Clarke K. Kyes, Diana Horton, Harriet Langly, Sarah Academic Year Jacobs, O. Lathrop, Mary A. Dean, Caroline M. Lemmon, William C. Lewis, Mary A. French, Ellen M. Loomis, James J. Lewis, Sarah Maynard, Sarah E. Lyman, Louisa J. Lyman, Victoria A. Robinson, Sarah E. M’Alister, Jesse E. Maynard, James Sabin, Cornelia M’Alister, William P. Odel, Ann E. Pachard, Julia E. Pattee, Frederick 1852-1853 Parter, Jane M. Petrie, Daniel Pratt, Warren Potter, Mary H. Academic Year Smith, Sydnan Porter, Harriet Adams, Augusta M. Stillson, Charlotte M. Pratt, Lyman Dayton, Ann S. Stewart, William W. Quick, Jane Fellows, Emeline M. Tuttle, Henry Quick, Edith House, Lydia A. Twitchell, Refined W. Rannells, James W. Van Court, John B. Randel, Caleb D. 1853-1854 Waldo, Campbel G. Sargent, John (Re-che- Withington, Cyrus wah-we-gund) Academic Year Youngs, Charles A. Sessions, John Brewer, Harriet S. Shute, Cordelia M. Church, Almira Scientific Shute, Mary Cowan, Fidelia F. Smith, Emily A. Doty, Harriet S. Department Snider, Daniel C. Early, Doshea Allen, John Snider, Charles P. Galloway,
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