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GRADUATES AND PAST CADETS

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1819-1907

COMPILED BY

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lanr Note—It is our -purpose in presenting this "Roster of the Alumni and Past Cadets" of the University, to give a few of the more important positions held by the men; their highest rank in the National Guard and the military service of the country. This record is necessarily incomplete and in many cases it was impossible to give the present address of the men, but Avith the co- operation of our Alumni and friends, we can make this "Roster" practically complete. The Roster of Past Cadets includes the names of the men who have been in attendance two years. We earnestlv request that our Alumni and friends read this Roster through carefully and inform the compiler of any change or addition. A large portion of the data used in compiling this "Roster" was taken from the "History of Norwich University, 1819-98" published in 1898.

A second edition of the history of the University is being compiled, and will be ready for distribution by the commencement of 1908. This history will cover the period from 1866 to date, and will include the sketches of the men left out in the first ediion. It is earnestly hoped, by the compiler, that the Alumni and friends will give the work their support, and that they will assist in obtaining sketches and photographs for the history. The star (*) before a name indicates the death of the per- son; the dagger (f), that no information has been received con- cerning the person; a degree enclosed in a parenthesis as (A. M.) indicates that it was given by an institution other than Norwich University. The graduates of the American, Literary, Scientific and , as far as known, are arranged in alphabet- ical order. The years following the name of the Past Cadet indicate the attendance at the University. The following are the principal abbreviations and their explan-

ations : A. C. —army corps. b. —born. bvt. — or brevetted. brig. gen. —brigadier general. civ. eng. —civil engineer. const. —construction. cons. eng. —consulting engineer. const, eng. —engineer in charge of construction. cli. eng. —chief engineer. div. eng. —division engineer. e. f. —entered from. It. —lieutenant. maj. gen. — general. mem. —member. m. Am. Soc. C. E. —member American Society of Civil Engineers. res. eng. —resident engineer. s. —son of.

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Brief History of Xor"U'ich University 1S19-1907

With an outline of the work of her Alumni.

NORWICH UNIVERSITY was founded at Norwich, Vt, in 1819 by Alden Partridge, U. S. A., a graduate of and of the U. S. Military Academy, class of 1806. Capt. Partridge, while Superintendent of the U. S. Military Academy during 1815-1817, became convinced of the great neces- sity of having Military Science and Tactics taught generally through- out the country, thereby providing a citizen soldiery. He realized that the attendance at the National Academy would necessarily be limited, so he urged the teaching of Military Science and drill in the public schools and colleges throughout the country. Differences of opinion arising between himself and the military authorities at Washington, as to the management of the U. S. Military Academy, he resigned his commission in the army and determined to found a national militarj^ academy which should be an exponent of his ideas of militar}'- education. After careful consideration, he selected Norwich, Vt., his native town, as the site for the institution, and in 1819, began the erection of the buildings, which were completed in 1820, and thrown open for the reception of students. This institution, known as the AMERICAN LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC AND MILITARY ACADEMY, was the first in this country, and probably in the English speaking world, to include in its curriculum, a complete civil engineering course. The course of instruction would, to-day, be considered strong, and in connection with the regular work, Capt. Partridge instituted what is now called "the Summer School." From the first, "the Academy" became very popular. Her halls were filled with students from all sections of the country, especially from the South. In 1825, acting on the advice of Commodore McDonough of Middletown, Conn., Capt. Partridge determined to move his insti- tution to that city, as the location was thought more central and the usefulness of the academy would be increased. In this year commodious buildings were erected, and the Corps of Cadets were marched to Middletown. The attendance increased and in 1828 it reached about 450 cadets. In 1828, Capt. Partridge tried to get "the Academy" chartered b}' the State of Connecticut, but owing to adverse influence, he was unsuccessful, and seeing that he was likeh' to be unsuccessful for sometime in the future, sold the academy property, in 1829, to the 4 NORWICH UNIVERSITY

Methodists for their new College, now Wesleyan University, and marched his "corps of cadets" back to Vermont. The old build- ings in Vermont, which had been used during the stay in Middle- town, as a preparatory school for his "Academy" became again the home of the "A. L. S. and M. Academy". In 1834 the Academy was chartered by the Vermont Legis- lature under the name of NORWICH UNIVERSITY. In 1866 the University buildings burned, and the institution was moved to Northfield, Vt., where the citizens had donated ample grounds and had promised the money to erect a new Barracks. NORWICH UNIVERSITY through her career of eighty- eight years, has furnished her sons to our country, in every battle of any importance from the Seminole War to that of Manila Bay, the taking of Pekin, to the quelling of insurrections in Cuba and Panama. In addition a large number of her old cadets, who were disciualified for military duty owing to age or physical disability, acted as drill-masters and instructors in Military Science in the various military camps throughout the country. During the Civil War over five hundred and twenty-five of her men held commissions. The higher commissions held are as follows: Major-generals, ten; brigadier generals, twelve; surgeon generals, one; Colonels and brevet brigadier generals, fourteen; colonels, forty; lieutenant colonels, thirty-four; majors, twenty-six; captains, one hundred and sixty; admirals, one; rear admirals, four; commodores, six; captains, eight. The more prominent officers who received their education at *'N. U. " are: Major-Generals Samuel A. Mower, '34, H. G. Wright, '34, Seth Williams, '40, Robert H. Milroy, '43, Truman Sevmour, '44, G. M. Dodge, '50, T. E. G. Ransom '50, Geo. C. Strong '54, Edward Hatch '54; brigadier-generals, George W. Tavlor '26, Henry S. Burton '37, F. W. Partridge '32, Jonathan Tarbell, '39, George P. Buel '56, F. W. Lander '41, Peter V. Hagner, E. B. Williston '56, Edmund Rice '59, Charles A. Coolidge '63. The University was a very popular institution for the early officers in the LT. S. Navy. A number of the Midshipmen and Lieutenants obtained leave of absence and studied under Capt. Partridge. Among the Naval Officers who obtained their educa- tion wholly or in part at "N. U. " may be mentioned. Admiral '55, rear-admirals '23, Charles S. Boggs '26, Thomas T. Craven '24; Commodores, Josiah Tattnal '23 John H. Graham '26, William B. Whiting '26, E. W. Carpenter '23, Charles 0. Carpenter '50; Captains, James H. Ward '23, James Glynn '24, Henry J. Hartstene '26, George M. Colvocoresses '32, George A. Converse '63, George P. Colvocoresses '67. The graduates of Norwich University have taken high rank in the various branches of engineering. In the long list of distin- guished engineers may be mentioned the following old cadets: ;

Edwin F. Johnson '25, Chief Engineer of the Northern Pacific R. E,., technical writer and engineer of many important works; Gen. G. M. Dodge, '50, who made thousands of miles of reconnaissance sur- veys and explorations for the Union Pacific R. R. and as chief en- gineer constructed this road from Omaha, Neb. to Promontory, Utah. He also holds the world's record for rapid railroad and bridge construction during active military operations in the field; Moncure Robinson, '21, engineer for many southern railroads; Col. Geo. M. Totten '27, Chief Engineer of the Panama R. R. and many South American engineering projects, and an associate with De Lesseps on the Panama Canal; Gen. F. W. Lander, '41, the distinguished civil engineer, explorer and constructor of the first trans-continen- tal wagon road across the Rocky Mountains to ; Edwin McNeill, '46, engineer of many miles of railroad in Pennsylvania Col. Wm. H. Greenwood, '52, military engineer during the Civil war, chief engineer of many railroads, notably what is now the Denver and Rio Grande R. R. and the famous " " in the Royal Gorge, Colo., and the Mexican Central R. R.; Capt. Napoleon Boardman, '47, chief engineer of many railroads in Wisconsin and Michigan; Joseph E. Young '50, prominent railroad contractor and builder of many roads in the middle West; Capt. James E. Ains- worth '53, chief engineer 'of what is now the Northwestern R. R. from Dubuciue, low^a, to the Hot Springs, S. Dakota; Col. S. W. Shattuck '60, civil engineer and now comptroller of the University of Illinois; Charles Morton '60, a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers and a prominent municipal engineer. Capt. Lloyd B. Fuller. '64, a prominent municipal engineer of Chicago, and build- er of many miles of railroads; Robert C. Lord, '64, a prominent engineer of Chicago; Edward D. Adams, '64, a "Captain of Industry," of New City, former chairman of the Board of Directors of the Northern Pacific R. R., President of the Cataract Construction Co. of Niagara Falls, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Allis-Chalmers Co., director in many railroad corporations, and Fellow of the American Society of Civil Engineers; Horace C. Henry ''64, of Seattle, Washington, a prominent railroad contractor; Sam- uel T. Wellman, '67, a prominent inventor of furnaces and reduc- tion works, and ex-President of the Wellman-Seaver-Morgan Engin- eering Co. of Cleveland, Ohio; Capt. Wm. H. Went worth '68. engi- neer of many important w^orks in Mexico, chief engineer of the Mon- terey and Mexican Gulf R. R., and a prominent mining engineer. A large number of the cadets 1819-68 gained distinction in civil engineering and should also be mentioned, but space forbids. A large part of the early railroad work of the country w^as carried out in whole or in part by Norwich Engineers. The younger men from 1868 to date have gained distinction along engineering lines. They are found holding responsible positions on the great railroads of this and foreign countries, serving as engineers and superintend- t) XORWICH UNIVERSITY ents for structural and architectural companies. They are found in great mechanical and electrical corporations and companies; they are doing engineering work for the various departments of the U. S. Government; leading exploring parties to the polar regions and the unknown parts of the earth; are holding responsible posi- tions in the engineering offices of the various cities of the country. The above honorable record of the cadets of the University is due chiefly to the instruction within her walls, as only six cadets, as far as known, have ever taken post graduate work in civil ongi-, neering in any other institution. While the chief distinction of the graduates of the University has iDeen gained in military affairs and on Engineering Works, yet her sons have won honorable records in Law. Political Life, Busi- ness, Religion, Teaching, Journalism, Literary Work, and Medi- cine. Among the prominent lawyers may be mentioned William Augustus Beach, '27, well known for his work in the famous Beecher- Tilton case; Luther R. Marsh, '28, a former law partner of Daniel Webster; Philip Phillips '28, the prominent orator and legal writer of ; Thomas Bragg '28, of North Carolina, Attorney-

General for the C. S. A. ; Horatio Seymour, '28 of and Democratic nominee for President; Luther R. Dixon '48, Justice of the Supreme Court of Wisconsin; '47, Chief Justice Supreme Court of ; Gen. Jonathan Tarbell '39, of the Supreme Court of Mississippi; William Little Lee '42, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands; Col. H. 0. Kent '54 of Lancaster, N. H.; Arba N. Waterman. '56 of Chicago; B. F. Spaulding '77, Justice of the Supreme Court of North Dakota; N. L. Sheldon '84, of Boston, Mass., and many others of nearly, if not quite, as great legal prominence. A number of the younger alumni are eirtering this profession and are meeting with success, Li political life, the graduates of the University have met with marked success, due largely to the military training. A person to succeed in politics, must know how to handle and lead men, and experience has shown that there is no training equal to the military in bringing out and developing those qualities necessary to govern men. The L^niversity was represented in the cabinets of Presidents Lincoln and Johnson by Gideon Wllles '26, who held the respon- sible position of Secretary of the Navy during the trying times of 1861-68. On the southern side, Norwich was represented in the cabinet of Jefferson Davis by Thomas Bragg '28 of North Carolina who served some time as Attorney General of the C. S. A.; the other principal offices held by Norwich men are: Governors of States^ eight; lieutenant governors, four; congressmen, sixteen. Of the Governors we will mention '24, of Vermont; Tho- mas H. '28 Seymour of Connecticut ; Horatio Sevmour '28 of New York; William Pitt Kellogg '47 of Louisana; Thomas Bragg '28 of North Carolina; of the lieutenant governors, Henrj^ Wylie Cushman '24, of ; Jefferson P. Kidder '24 of Vermont, and later of Dakota Territory; of the Congressmen, Portus Baxter '24 of Ver- mont; Philip Phillips '26 of South Carolina; Valentine B. Horton '25 of Ohio; Edward Stanley '28 of North Carolina; Henry C. Long- necker, '42, of Pennsylvania; Asa W. H. Clapp '24 of ; Henry Van Renssellaer '26; Gen. G. M. Dodge '50 of Iowa and B. F. Spauld- ing '77 of North Dakota. Several of the graduates have gone to the various foreign governments as ambassadors and consuls. A large number of the graduates have served in the two branches of the various state legislatures and have held many minor state and government offices. Among the large number of old cadets successful in business are Asa W. H.. Clapp '24, Portland, Me.; Valentine B. Horton '25, Pomeroy, Ohio; Junius Spencer Morgan '26, the multi-millionaire banker of , ; Norman Page Gignalliat '27, exten- sive planter and slave owner in South Carolina and Mississippi; Thomas R. Trowbridge '27, ship owner and merchant. New Haven, Conn.; Richard D. Smith, '28, extensive planter, Cuba; Thomas A. Cameron '28, planter and millionaire business man. North Carolina; Henry G. Hubbard '28, extensive manufacturer, Middletown, Conn.; Benjamin Poole, '38, street railway magnate, Mass.; Charles

A. Silver '41, extensive real estate owner, Brooklyn, 'N. Y. ; Daniel Thompson '42, wealthy planter and owner of the "Calumet Plan- tation," ; William Pitt Kellogg '47, extensive planter, Louisiana; Charles E. Tilton '48, railroad magnate and ship owner, Tilton, N. H.; Gen. G. M. Dodge '50, railroadand real estate owner, Council Bluffs, Iowa; Ephraim Morris '51, manufacturer, Vermont; William S. Dewey '63, manufacturer, Quechee, Vt.; Edward D. Adams '64, financier. ; Horace C. Henry '64, wealthy railroad contractor and banker, Seattle, Wash.; John J. Dewey '65, manufacturer, Quechee, Vt.; Charles Marsailles /68, of , N. H.; Henry J. M. Howe, '69, banker, Marshalltown, Iowa; Waldo P. Clement '72, broker and business man. New York City; George W.

Metcalf ^73, ranchman, Wyoming ; Frank J. Saxe, '74, lumber manufacturer New York City; Frank C. Hatch '76, hotel manager and contractor. New York City; Gen. E. M. Carr, '79, promoter, Seattle, Wash.; Edward McC. Peters '81, manufacturer, Brooklyn, N. Y.; H. I. Bettis '81 of the San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake R. R., Los Angeles, Cal.; J. M. Holland, '83, broker and business man, New York City. Over fifty of the graduates and past cadets of the University have gained distinction in the ministry. Of this number and the church denominations in which they entered, we will mention the following: Universalist, Orestes. A. Brownson '24, Alonzo Ames Miner '32, pastor of churches in and Massachu- 8 NORWICH UNIVERSITY etts, Cyrus H. Fay '36, pastor of churches in Brooklyn, New York, many years, John Harvey Moore '38, Warren, Mass., Orlando D. Miller '45, James W. Putnam '46, Danvers, Mass., Sullivan H. Mc Collester '51, Marlboro, N. H., Thomas Gorham '55, pastor of church in Ohio and New Hampshire, William S. Burton '55, Walter Dole '70, Northfield, Vt., Alfred F. Booth '91, St. Albans; the Episcopal ministry, Paul H. Trapier '26, Baltimore, Maryland, Stephen H. 'Elliot '28, Bishop of , Richard Johnson '29, Chaplain of the " Hampton's Legion, C. S. A., and known as the "fighting chaplain, Daniel S. C. M. Potter '45, churches in Arkansas, Rev. William R. Huntington '56, Grace Church, New York City, Arthur Lawrence '58, 1st Lieutenant Massachusetts Volunteers, Civil War, Mass., Rev. E. L. Stoddard '65, Jersey City, N. J., Walter Delafield '59, Chicago, Howard F. Hill '67, Concord, N. H., Fred F. Sherman

'78, Chaplain U. S. N. ; The Congregational Church, John Holbrook '24, one of the founders of the Chicago Theological Seminary, Stockton, California, Frederick A. Barton '26, Chaplain 10th Mass. Volunteers, Springfield, Mass., James H. Tyng '27, Chaplain U. S. N.; Rev. Samuel H. Green '65, is pastor of the Calvary Church in

Washington, D. C. ; Rev. Elisha Adams '32, one of the founders of Tilt on Seminary, was pastor of churches in New Hampshire and Massachusetts; John Robertson '65, a native of Charlestown, N. H., became a Jesuit Priest and died while doing work in the West Incties. Over one hundred of the cadets have engaged in teaching. A number of the men have founded military schools throughout the country, especially in the South. Of the number of cadets who have taught, we will mention James Harman Ward '23, U. S. N., profes- sor at the U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY, John Holbrook '24, founder of military schools, president of Jefferson College, Miss., Col. Truman B. Ransom '25, founder of military schools and president of the Uni- versity; Albert W. Dunbar '25, founder of military schools, John Fries Fraser '26, yice-provost of the L^niversity of Pennsylvania, Alonzo Ames Miner '32, president of Tufts College, Joseph Bartlett Bourleigh '33, founder of Colleges in Maryland, General Alonzo Jackman '36, a noted mathematician and professor of Mathematics and Engineering, many years at the University, Col. Samuel Marsh '39, in Normal School in New York, Wihiam Livingstone '39, Prof. Mathematics Lombard University, 111., Dorn '41 and James Van Allen Shields '41, joint founders of the first military school west of the Allegheny Mountains, in St. Louis. Mo., Nathan Burnham Webster '43 founder of military schools in the South, Paul Raymond Kendall '47, founder and president of Lombard University, John V. N. Standish '47, president Lombard University, Major William W. Benjamin '49, founder Mt. Pleasant Military Academy, New York, Rev. S. H. McCollister '51, president West- brook Seminary, Maine and Buchtell College, Ohio. Col. S. W. Shattuck '60, professor of mathematics and now comptroller of University of Illinois, Capt. Charles A. Curtis, U. S. A., '61, pres- ident of the University. Commandant of the University of Wiscon- sin, Col. H. P. Davidson '67, founder of and president of Highland Park Military Academy, Chicago, Adrian Scott '71, prof, languages Brown University and Norwich University, William M. Rumbaugh '76, professor and commandant of the University, Charles H. Spooner '78 president of the University, John B. Johnson '79, professor of mathematics and civil engineering at the University, and at the University of Southern California, Malverd A. Howe '82, professor of civil engineering, Rose Polytechnic Institute, Ind., Calvert K. Mellen '84 principal of school, Buffalo, New York, Her- man H. Dressel. Jr., '89, Superintendent of Schools, Great Bar- rington, Mass., Prof. E. A. Shaw, '91, professor of mathematics at the University, Charles S.. Carleton '96, prof, civil engineering and field work at the University, Charles A. Plumley '96, principal of schools, Arthur E. Winslow '98, prof, civil engineering at the University. Over fifty of the cadets have engaged in Journalism. Of this number we will mention but a few; John Jav Hyde '27, editor New York World, Gen. W. W. H. Davis '42, Doylestown, Pa., Col. E. A. Kimball, editor Spirit of the Age, Vermont Patriot, Gideon Willes '26, editor Hartford Times, Thomas H. Seymour '29, editor Jeffersonian. Col. 0. E. Learnard '55, Lawrence, , Col. W. A. Treadwell '57, military editor New York Press, Thomas J. Lasier '64, Claremont, N. H., Charles Marsailles '68, editor many papers. News Letter, N. H., Daily Fireman and Weekly Journal, Kingston, N. Y., E. D. Upham, '75, Randolph, Vt., George D. Thomas '76, real estate editor Boston Herald, Harry C. Dole '77, West Jersey Press, Cam- den, N. J., George R. Miner '83, editor on many papers, now Sun- day editor Neil) York Herald; L. B. Johnson '88, Randolph Herald, Charles W. Pierce '92, Bennington Banner and Northampton Daily Herald, Paul R. Dinsmoor, '98, Lawrence, Kansas. Several Norwich men have held important library positions, J. H. T. Magruder '28, was State Librarian of Maryland, and Orrin Marsh '32 was the first State Librarian of Michigan; William R. Cutter '68, is Librarian of the Woburn, Mass., Public Library. Fully one hundred of the cadets have engaged in literary work. We will mention the following: Ralph L. North '28, au- thor of law books, Natchez, Miss., Frederick A. Porcher '27, a writer on South Carolina History, and one of the founders of the

South Carolina Historical Society ; Bernard Shipp '27, a distinguished writer on the early explorations in the South and on archaeological subjects; Orlando D. Miller, '45, the noted Oriental scholar, and archaeological writer; Gen. W. W. H. Davis '42, author of several historical works; Lt. George H. (John Phoenix) U. S. A. '42, ;

10 NORWICH UNIVERSITY the far famed humorist and author of " Phoenixiana " and "Squibob Papers;" Rev. S. H. McCollister '51, author of many works on trav- els; Capt. Chas. A. Curtis '61, author of manj^ works of fiction; Theodore H. Kellogg '62, author of medical works; Maj. H. E. Al- vord '63, author of many agricultural works; Prof. J. V. N. Standish '47, author of many articles on travel. Fully one hundred and fifty of the men have entered the pro- fession of medicine and surgery. Of this number several have gain- ed distinction. We will mention the following: Edward Elisha Phelps '24, professor of medicine and surgery at the Dartmouth Medical College, and at the University of Vermont Medical College and surgeon, Vt. Vols., Civil war; David M. Wright '28, North Car- olina; Mitchell M. Davis '39, Baraboo, Wis.; Sylvester M. Hewett '40, major and surgeon Ohio Vols.; Samuel H. Currier '52, surgeon Vt. Vols.; George P. Greeley '53, Nashua, N. H.; J. Q. A. McCollis- ter, surgeon, Mass. Vols., Waltham, Mass.; George P. Conn '65, surgeon Vt. Vols., and professor Dartmouth Medical College; Gen. J. H. Baxter '56, surgeon General U. S. A.; Joseph Steadman '59, Col. Mass. Vols., Jamaica Plain, Mass.; Henry A. Robbins '60, surgeon U. S. Vols., Washington, D. C; Theodore H. Kellogg '62, Lt. U. S. Vols., specialist on mental diseases, Riverdale, N. Y. Clarence L. Hathaway '69, Winthrop, Mass.; Waldo H. Richard- son '76, New York City; Fred E. Steele '81, Montpelier, Vt.; Fred R. Belknap '85, Benton Harbor, Michigan; Myron L. Chandler '85, Barre, Vt.; Robert L. Irish '89, New York City; J. H. Judkins '92, Northfield; B. W. Gleason '92, Boston; E. A. Pond '92, government service, Philippine Islands. A number of the men have taken high rank in Dentistry, Chemistry and Pharmacy. Several of the men have entered the U. S. Weather Bureau service, of the number we will mention: Maj. H. B. Hersey '86, professor in the service, and now second in charge of the Walter Wellman Expedition to the North Pole; William A. Shaw, '88, weather forecaster and professor of meteorology at the University. Through loss of records it is impossible to obtain all the names of the old cadets, and it is hoped that our alumni and friends will assist us in completing the records. It will be seen by the preceding article that the record of the University is an. honorable one. Very little is known concerning fully five hundred of our men. If the record of these men was known no doubt many names would be added to the " Roll of Honor " and to the long list of men who have gained distinction in the various professions. ROSTER.

CADETS 1819-34.

*James Hopkins Adams, 1827-29. *Jacob Babbitt, 1826. b. , R. I.; merchant, Bristol, R- b. , So. Carolina; lawyer; Gov. So. I.; Civil Carolina 1855-57; d. 1861. major 7th R. I. Inft. war; d. of wounds in hospital at Alexandria, in *George Alden. 1862. b. Randolph, Mass; merchant. Camden, Jonathan Baker, 1826. S. C; d. ? b. Charleston, N. H. 1806.; merchant, Hardwick, Vt.; Charleston, N. *Henry Dana Ward Alexander, 1826. H. post- master; held many state offices; col. state b. Camden, N. C; planter near Savannah, ; banker; d. Charleston, 1867. Ga. 1850-61; Prin. of schools; served in C. S. A.; drowned 1865. Frederick A. Barton. b. , Vt.; clergyman; chap. -lOth *Isaac B. Alexander, 1827. Mass. Vols. Civil war; d. . b. , Camden, N. C; jeweler and ar- tist; d. , Camden, N. C. 1884- Hugh Swinton Ball, 1826. b. Charleston, S. extensive planter Joseph Dana Allen, A. M., 1825. C; S. C; drowned at sea 1838.

b. , Burlington, N. Y., ch. eng.. Conn. River Navigation Co.; div. eng. Portus Baxter, A. M., 1824. Blackstone Canal; Cumberland and b. Bennington, Vt.; merchant; Con- Canal; ch. eng., Utica & Oswego mem. d. Derby, Vt. 1874. R. R.; Erie R R.; Erie Canal; consulting gress 1860-66; eng. Chicago and No. Western R. R.; Baxter, A. M., 1826. Albany and Northern R. R.; d. Burling- Carlos ton, Vt. b. Brownington, Vt.; lawyer and manu- facturer, Burlington, Vt.; died there. *Joel Amsden, 1834. t^Richard Garnet Baylor, 1828. b. , Hartland, Vt.; eng. on N. Y., L.

E. & W. R. R.; res. eng. on N. Y. state b. , Woodbury, Va.; extensive plant- canals 1838-46; architect Boston, Easton, er in Va.; d. 1843. Pa., eng. for Lackawanna Iron & Coal

Co., Scranton, Pa., 1850; res. and chief ;(: William Augustus Beach, 1828. eng. Del., Lackawanna & Western R. b. , Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 1809; R.; C. E. Scranton, 1857-1868; maj. N. Y. lawyer in charge of many noted cases as state militia; d. 1868, Scranton, Pa. Beecher-Tilton; "five million dollar' risk & Gould litigations. New York, N. *Charles Amory, (M. D.) 1824. Y.; d. Saratoga Springs, N. Y., 1884.

b. , Boston, Mass.; M. D. Harvard Medical College 1832; merchant, Boston, Daniel Havens Bingham, 1822. Mass.: d. Boston 1898. b. Royalton, Vt.; Civ. eng. state of Ark.; editor Athens, Ala.; held extensive prop- t*William Anthony Armistead, 1828. erty confiscated by South; d. , about e. f. Edenton, N. C. d. about 1880?

*Wmiam E. Anderson, 1828. Chas. Stewart Boggs, 1828.

b. , Petersburg, Va.; Hillsboro, N. b. , N. J.; Rear admiral U. S. N.;

C; Col. N. C. State Militia; banker; d. d. , New Brunswick, N. J. Wilmington, N. C. 1853. William Brenton Boggs, 1827. Astor, *George P. 1825-27. , b. ; pay director, U. S. N.; d.

b. , e. f. New York City. New Brunswick, N. J. t*Romeo Austin, 1825. James Vote Bomford, 1828.

b. : e. f. Rutland. Vt.; merchant b. , Governor's Island. N. Y.; col. New York City many years; d. Boston and brev.-brig. general U. S. A.; Eliza- 1880. beth, N. J. 12 NORWICH UNIVERSITY

*Joseph Bartlett Bourleigh, A. M., LL. D., t*WiUiam Francis Collins, 1828.

1833. b. , Nash Co., N. C; maj. state mili- Founded Newton College, Baltimore tia; State Comptroller, 1836-51; exten- educator and author; Baltimore, Md. sive planter; d. , 1867.

Thomas Bragg, 1828. George Musalas Colvocoresses, A. M., 1831. b. Island of Scio, Grecian Archipelago b. Warrenton, N. C; lawyer; Gov. N. C. ; 1854-1856; U. S. Senator 1858-61; att. midshipman U. S. N. 1832; held many gen. C. S. A. Raleigh, N. C. important commands U. S. N,; capt. U. S. N. 1867; author; son George P. Lorenzo Dow Briggs, 1830. class 1867 "N. U." capt. U. S. N.; d. Litchfield, Conn. 1872. b. , Vt.; teacher, merchant; settled Mo.; d. 1891. in Mary-svUle, Randolph Coyle, 1828. t*William G. Brooks, 1823. b. Washington, D. C; asst. eng. Ches. & Ohio canal; U. S. eng. 1840-1841; city e. Portland, Maine; author, Boston, f. surveyor. Wash., D. C; eng. in charge of Mass. cons, of bridge across the Potomac at

Little Falls; d. , Warrenton, Va., Orestes Augustus Brownson, LL. D. 1869. b. Stockbridge, Vt., 1803; clergyman; editor "BROWNSON'S QUARTERLY Thomas Tingey Craven, 1824. d. Detroit, Mich., REVIEW, New York; Rear adml. U. S. N.; , N- Apr. 17, 1876. H.

Henry Wyles Cushman, A. M., 1825.

b. , Bernardston, Mass.; educator; It. gov. Mass. 1851-1852; d. Bernards- Albemarle Cady, 1825. town, Mass. 1863. b. Keene, N. H.; col. and brig. gen. U- S. A.; Concord, N. H.; d. New Haven- Conn., 1888.

Paul Carrington Cameron, 1828. b. Stagville, N. C; extensive planter and financier; Stagville, N. C; d. Hillsboro, Davis, 1827. N. C, 1891. b. Fayettsville, N. C; prosperous mer-

chant, Wilmington; d. , there in ^Thomas Anis Cameron, 1828. 1860. b. N. C; brother, Paul C. Cameron '285

extensive planter; d. , near Hills" Horatio Davis, 1826. boro, N. 1835. C, b, , Roxbury, Mass.; merchant and philanthropist; founded the Roxbury *William Simpson Campbell, 1828. Charitable Soc; d. , 1861.

b. , Brunswick, N. C; e. f. LTniv. of N. C. 1826; asst. eng. Erie Canal; city Henry George Raleigh Dearborn, i82g. engineer ; consulting eng. b. . ; e. f. Roxbury, Mass.; civ. eng.; New Orleans & Jackson R. R.; d. New ch. Eng. Grand Junction R. R., d. , Orleans, La. 1880 (?) t*George E. Caraway, . 1827. T. Morton Dewey, 1831.

b. , Craven, Co., N. C; planter; d. b. , Orford, N. H.; manufacturer;

singing-school master; d. , Green- field, Mass.. 1888. Edward William Carpenter, 1823. b. Brooklyn, N. Y.; commodore U. S. N.; John W. Dicks, 1823. d, , Shrewsbury, N. J. 1877. Master U. S. N.; Civil War.

Edward Carrington, 1827. William Dinsmoor, 1823. b. Providence, R. I.; merchant. Provi- b. , Keene, N. H.; merchant and dence, R. I.; d. there 1891. banker Keene, N. H.; d. there, 1884.

*Asa W. H. Clapp, 1824. Ralph Smith Dorr, 1824. b. Portland, Me.; mem. Congress 1841; Merchant, Buenos Ayres, S. A.; d. San financier; Portland, Maine; d. , 1891. Francisco, Cal. t*George W. CUnton, 1827. t^Theodore Samuel DuBose, 1825.

b. : e. f. Utica, N. Y.; s. Governor b. near Charleston, S. C; extensive De Witt Clinton. planter; d. , Winsboro, S. C. 1836.

*Zera Colburn, A. M., 1834. Albert Willis Dunbar, 1827. b. Cabot, Vt.; noted mathematician; prof. b. , Adams Co., Miss.; extensive

Lan. N. U. 183.5-39; d. Norwich,Vt., 1840. planter; d. , Natchez, Miss. 1892. 13

+*Elisha Dunbar, 1823. William Bradford Gilbert, 1828. asst. b. , e. f. Hartland, Vt.; Prof, at b. , , N. Y.; eng. Mohawk "Academy" 1823-25; with Col. T. B. & Hudson; Saratoga & Schenectady; Ransom '25 founded military schools in New York & Harlem; Havana & Renan' various sections of the country; d. . Cuba; ch. eng. Buffalo & Aurora, Buffalo, about 1832. 1836-37; ch. eng. Erie & Kalamazoo, 111. Cent.; div. eng. Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain through Adirondack wilder- ness; ch. eng. Champlain & Conn. River; Burlington & Rutland; Missisquoi Valley, Vt.; Western Vt.; Syracuse & Bing- hampton; Watertown and Madison, *Benianiin Sullivan Ellis, 1829. (Wis.); Milwaukee & Watertown; New York Central; N. Y. Oswego & Midland; b. So. Carver, Mass.; merchant; d. eng.;d. Palmyra, N. Y., Monmouth, Maine. 1893. eons. 1897. Francis R. Glean, 1829. *David Ellis, 1823. b, ; e. f. Mantanzas, Cuba; said to b. , e. f. Boston, Mass.; pros] merchant. have been an extensive planter. *James Glynn, 1823. Commodore U. S. N.

*David Goodall, 1825. b. Littleton, N. H.; teacher; *Ebenezer Farrand, 1826. merchant; d. Bennington, Vt., 1881. e. f. New York City; commander U. S. N.; Commodore C. S. N.; d. Charleston, William Goodrich, 1825. S. C. b. New Haven, Conn., d. Phila., Pa. 1884. *Ryland Fletcher, 1824.

. b. , Cavendish, Vt.; politician; gov. Vt., 1856-1858; brig.-gen. V. N. G.; d. Cavendish, Vt.

*John Fries Frazer, (LL. D.) Peter Valentine Hagner, 1832. b. , Philadelphia, Pa.; Vice-Provost b. Washington, D. C; grad. West Point, Univ. of Pa.; author and editor; Phil., Pa. 1836; Col. U. S. Ordnance Dept. *Thomas W. Freelon, 1823. Commander, U. S. N. b. Glastonbury, Conn.; book publisher, Hartford, Conn.; d. Glastonbury, 1870. *Peter Wilder Freeman, 1826.

b. , Boston, Mass.; sec. Boston Ins. Reuben Charles Hale, 1827.

Co. 1831-51; Pres. 1851-69; d. , Bos- Lawyer; Q. M. Gen. Pa. 1861-63; d. ton, 1869. PhUipsburg, Pa.

Martin Monroe Flint, 1834. William S. Harris, 1823. b. Randolph, Vt.; served in Wis. Volun- Commander U. S. N. teers, Civ. war; editor; d. Elsimore, Calif. 1881. Henry J. Hartstene, 1828. Commander U. S. N.; Arctic explorer; Capt. C. S. N.; d. Savannah. Ga.

Jesse Pike Hatch, 1824.

b. , Norwich, Vt.; Capt. Ohio State *Robert HoUoweU Gardiner, Militia; merchant Zanesville, Ohio, where b. Gardiner, Maine; in business Gardiner he died 18(36. 1830-1838; Augusta, Ga., 1842-60; Gar- diner 1864-86; civil eng. on rys. in South Guildford H. Hathaway, A. M., 1824. 1838-42; d. ,1886. b. Freetown, Mass.; banker. Fall River, Mass. t*Samuel K. George, A. M., 1834. Augustus Allen b. ; e. f. Baltimore, Md.; merchant, Hayes, (M. D.) 1823. Baltimore, Md. b. Windsor, Vt.; State assayor, Mass.; author; d. Brookline, Mass. *Norman Page, Gignilliat, 1823. John Hampden Hill, (M. D.) 1828. b. Ardack Plantations, near Darien, Ga., b. , New Hanover, Co., N. M. 1809; extensive planter; slave owner; d. C; D Rutgers phys. Marietta, Ga. 1871. 1830; and extensive planter d. 1893. *Samuel Shepherd Gilbert, 1823. Thomas Sudwell Hobson, 1828. b. , Hanover N. H.; merchant Bos- b. Clay Bank, Va.; extensive planter; d ton; d. , , Mass. 1860. 1852. 14 NORWICH UNIVERSITY

*Michael Hoke, 1829. Pacific R. R.; cons. eng. Lake Ontario Lawyer, Lincolnton, N. C. Shore Line; ch. eng. Northern Pacific 1866-70; cons, eng Northern Pacific 1870 *John Holbrook, 1825. —until his death in 1872, wrote extensi- b. Hartland, Vt.; instruct. N. U.; Pres. vely on engineering subjects. Jefferson Coll., Miss.; d. 1833. Daniel Pinckney Johnston, 1826. Arthur Fisher Holmes. 1826. b. Charleston, S. C; planter; served in b. Charleston, S. C; planter, Fla.; maj. "Seminole War"; d. Charleston, 1871. Seminole war; custom house under the U. S. and C. S. Governments; Aiken McKewn Johnson, 1828. S. C. b. Georgetown, S. C; machinist; planter; died Henderson, N. C. 1894. tjames T. Homans, 1823. Lt. U. S. N. Richard Johnston, 1829. (A. B,) b. Beaufort, S. C; chaplain "Hampton's Valentine Baxter Horton, 1825. Legion" C. S. A.; acted as drill master'; b. Windsor, Vt.; Prof. math, and tactics, severely wounded at Culpeper Court 1825-30; lawyer; manufacturer; mem. of House; author; P. E. clergyman; d. Congress from Ohio 1854, 1856, 1860; d Atlanta, Ga. 1872. Pomeroy, Ohio. John Pringle Jones, (LL. D.) 1828.

Augustus Howard, 1827. b. , Durham, Pa.; lawyer; judge

b. , Sandersonville, Ga.; extensive District Court; author; Phila., Pa. planter; served in Seminole war with dis-

tinction; d. , Augusta, Ga. 1870. (?) Daniel Judd, 1825. b. Middlebury, Vt.; extensive maible Henry (Jriswold Hubbard, 1830. manufacturer, Middlebury; d. there about b. Middletown, Conn.; manufacturer; d. 1880. Middletown, Conn.

Joshua Barrows Hyde, 1829. K b. Mystic, Conn.; prosperous merchant New Orleans and N. Y.; d. New York Jefferson Parish Kidder, A. M., 1828. City, . b. , Braintree, Vt.; lawyer; mem. Vt. senatfe; It. gov. Vt. 1852-54; assoc. John J. Hyde, A. M. jus. U. S. courts for Dakota Ter.; dele- b. Stonington, Conn.; editor N. Y. World; gate to congress 1876-80; St. Paul; d. St. U. S. Consul, Porto Rico; d. Fort Scott, Paul, CO Kansas, 1875. Edward A. Kimball, 1844. Ephraim Hutchins, b. Pembroke, N. H.; editor; capt. and b. N. H.; maj. State militia; Concord, brev. maj. 9th U. S. Inft., Mex. war; It. post master, Concord; d. Concord, 1880, col. "Hawkins Zouaves," 9th N. Y. Vols.; d. New York.

Robert Parker Kimball, 1824. b. Concord, N. H.; merchant. Concord,; Sanders Irving, 1829. d. there Mar. 20, 1878. b. New York City; civil eng.; d. Washing- ton, D. C. 1884. Alexander McKenzie Kirkland, 1828. b. Hillsboro, N. C; merchant N..C. and Augustine de Iturbide, 1828. Miss.; d. 1842. Son of Gen. Augustine de Iturbide, Em- peror of Mexico; officer in the Mexican and Spanish Armies; d. Washington, D. C. t^Charles Henry Langdon, (,A. M.) b. Portsmouth, N. H.; lawyer Phila. and New Orleans; d. New Orleans. Jan. 7 Edwin Ferry Johnson, A. M., C. E., 1825. 1848.

b. , , Vt.; prof, mathematics and civ. eng. "N. U."; res. eng. Canojo- Nathan B. Leavenworth, 1823. harie & Catskill; Utica and Schenec- b. Hinesburgh, Vt.; prominent farmer,

tady; ch. eng. Auburn & Syracuse; New Hinesburgh; d. there . York & Erie; Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain; div. eng. New York & t^RosweU Walter Lee, 1828.

Albany; cons. eng. Springfield & Hart- b. ; e. f. Springfield, Mass.; It, U. S. ford; ch. eng. New York & Albany; A.; served in Seminole War; It. in the Whitehall R. R.; New York & Boston Army of the Republic of 1839-41; Air Line; Oswego & Syracuse:; New County eng.. Fanning Co., Texas; col. York and Boston; Middletown & Berlin, Texas militia; C. S. A. for Hartford & New Haven; cons. eng. Rutland & Burlington; Vt. &. ; William Raymond Lee, A. M., 1825. St. Lawrence & Champlain canal; ch. b. , Mass.; eng. and supt. Boston & eng. Rock River Valley Union, Wis.; Providence R. R.; col. 20th Mass. regt. 111. & Wise; 1854-66 wrote many articles urging the building of the Northern iroaica Plain, Mass. 15 t*George Clinton Leib, 1828. *George Minot, (A. B.) 1824. London, N. H.; lawyer; treas. B. b. Phila., Pa.; physician, Phila.,; d. there b. New 1847-61; bank president Aug. 23, 1888. C. & M. R. R. 1834-61; d. , Concord, N. H. 1861. +*Henry FrankUn Leib, (M. D.) 1829. Moores, 1823. b. Phila., Pa.; distinguished physician *tJohn W. and philanthropist; d. Phila., May 16, Lt. U. S. M. 1856. *Junius Spencer Morgan, 1829. b. W. Springfield, Mass.; merchant; part- *William Enos Lewis, 1832. . Co., b. Norwich, Vt.; surveyor; brig. gen. \ t. ner George Peabody & London; Co., militia; d. Norwich, Vt. pres. firm J. S. Morgan & bankers, London, Eng.. 1862-90; mem. gov. Foot- *George Little, 1831. guards, Hartford, Conn., 1838-41; d. , ^„ h. N. C; lawyer and planter; col. Cb. Monte Carlo in 1890; London England. A.. Raleigh, N. C. *Isaac Edward Morse, 1828. *Henry Adolphus Loudon, 1830. b. , Attanapas, La.; lawyer; mem. 1844-51; att. gen. La. b. Wilmington, N. C; banker; d. Wil- Congress 1851; mington, N. C. LT. S. min. Columbia 1856; d. New Iberia, La. *Charles Russell Lowell, (A. M.) 1823. b. Boston, Mass.; brother, James Rus- *Robert Morton, 1825. sell Lowell; librarian, Boston Athenaeum; b. Newport, R. I.; physician, Phila.; d. d. Washington, D. C. 1870. there Oct. 7, 1848.

*Charles Lyman, *James Murdock, 1824. b. Hartford, Vt.; ch. "Dead Letter b. Havana. Cuba; sea capt. and com- Office," Washington, D. C. 1862-75; d. manded many noted ships; d. Boston, Washington, D. C. 1888. Mass., 1881.

*George Lyman, 1823. b. Hartford, Vt.; merchant; d. Hart- ford, Vt. 1879

*William Henry Noble, (A. M.) 1829. M b. Newton, Conn.; lawyer; col. 17th Conn. Vols, and bvt. brig. gen. civil war; *Luther Rawson Marsh, 1829. d. Bridgeport, Conn., 1894.

b. , Pompey Hill, N. Y.; lawyer and author; d. 1902 at Middletown, N. Y. *Ralph L. North, 1838. b. , e. f. Natchez; lawyer; author; d. *, 1824. (M.D.) Natchez, Miss., 1880 (?) b. Woodstock, Vt.; prof. Theory and Practice of Medicine, Univ. of Vt. Med. *Richard Laurens North, (M. D.) Col. 1835-41; d. Burlington, Vt. Nov. 7, b. ; 1809, e. f. Charleston, N. C. 1841. physician Christ parish near Mt. Pleas- ant, S. C; said to have died there. *Charles McDermott, (M. D.) 1826. b. West Feliciana Parish, La.; phys. and planter, Chicot Co., Ark.; inventor; d. Dermott Station, Ark., 1884.

*tjames McKay, 1827. *Thomas R, Owen, 1828.

Educator; e. f. Buffalo.N. Y. b. ; e. f. Wilmington. N. C; distin- guished lawyer and politician; d.Wilming- *John McNabb, 1832. ton, 1880. (?) Capt. 9th U. S. Inft. Mex. war; C. S. A.; d. New Orleans. (?).

*George Merrick, (A. M.) 1825. b. Hallowell, Maine; Eng. on rys. in Pa. *Horace Paddock, 1825. and La.; ch. eng. Havana gas works b. St. Johnsbury, Vt.; merchant, St. d. 1850-55; d. , Northumberland, Pa., Johnsbury; there 1877. 1862. t*John Odlin Page, 1825. *Alonzo Ames Minor, (D. D., LL. D.) b. ; e. f. Hallowell, Me.; U. S; Con. b. Lempster, N. H.; cadet 1830-33; Prin. sul Port Said, Asia; d. Hallowell, Me Cavendish Academy 1834-35; Unity, N. 1880. (?) H. Sci. and Mil. Academy 1835-39; enter- ed Univ. ministry 1839; pastor, Univ. *John Gendron Palmer, 1826. Church, Methuen, Mass. 1839-42; Lowell b. ; e. f. St. John's Parish, Berkley 1842-48; 2nd Univ. Church, Boston 1848; Co., S. C; extensive planter; d. Cherry Sec. Trustees Tufts College 1850-62; Grove plantation, July 19, 1840. President 1862-75; Pres. Trustees Dean Academy; Univ. . House; mem. *tWimam P. Parrott, (Parrowt) 1827. Mass. Board of Education 25 years.; e. f. Mass.; civil eng.; said to have lived author; d. Boston, 1895. in Lowell; R. R. Supt. 16 NORWICH UNIVERSITY t*Frederick W. Partridge, 1832. Truman Bishop Ransom, A. M., 1825.

b. , Norwich, Vt.; lawyer; served in b. December, 1802, So. Woodstock, Vt.; the Mexican war; col. 13th 111. Regt. Vols, asst. prof. math. N. U. 1825-27; pres. and brev. brig. Gen.; U. S. consul gen. 1843-47; maj. gen. Vt. militia, 1836-44; Bankok, Siam, 1869-77; d. Sycamore, col. 9th U. S. Inft. Mex. war; killed while 111. leading his regiment in charge up the heights of Chepulta,pec; buried Norwich, *Hiram Paulding, 1823. Vt. b. West Chester Co., N. Y.; s. John Pauld- ing of Revolutionary fame; midshipman Moncure Robinson, A. M., LL. D., 1824.

on the "President" in the battle on Lake b. , Richmond, Va.; cons. eng. with Champlain, 1812; Rear Adml. U. S. N.; George Stephenson, and Man- d. Lloyds Harbor, L. I., Oct. 20, 1878. chester Ry., England; ch. eng. Pottsville & Danville R. R. in Pa., the first steam Cyril Pennock, railroad in the ; Alle-

b. ; e. f. Hartford, Vt.; first cadet to ghany Portage; Petersburg & Roa- enter "A. L. S. &M."; moved to Mo? noke; Richmond & Petersburg; built long bridge at Richmond over the James Nathan Loveman Pennock, 1830-33. river, remarkable for its construction b. Stafford, Vt.; June 10, 1814, col.; and low cost; Richmond & Fredericks- 1340-45 Ran- Vt. militia, ; postmaster, burg; Winchester & Potomac; Phila. &

dolph, Vt.; 1850-58 ; in business, Somer- Reading, 1834-1840; constructed bridge ville, Mass., oldest living cadet, at Black Rock Tunnel for Reading Road; this was the first laige stone Hamilton Eliot Perkins, 1824. structure built for a double track rail- b. Hopkinton, N. H.; lawyer; manufac- road; and remarkable for its construc- turer; judge of probate, 1855-74; d. Con- tion; offered by Czar of Russia posi- cord, N. H. tion of ch. eng. in charge of railways and inland improvements of Empire; au- Edward Elisha Phelps, (M. D., LL. D.), 1822. thor; mechanical eng.; d. PhUa., 1891. b. Cavendish, Vt.; prof, anatomy and

surg. U. V. M. 1835-38; prof, materia Stephen N . Rouch, 1826.

medica and therapeutics, 1841-71; prof, b. ; e. f. Natchez, Miss.; bro.-in-law, emeritus 1871-80; surg. U. S. V. civil war, Walter P. Smith, 1826; extensive planter; brev. It. col.; d. Windsor, Vt. d. New Orleans, (?), 1860.

*John Charles PhiUips, (A.(B.) 1824. John Dennison Russ, (M. D.) 1824.

b. Boston, Mass.; brothers Wendell Phil- b. , Essex, Mass.; physician; supt. of lips; P. E. clergyman; d. Boston, , hospital service for the Grecian patriots 1878. 1827-30; d. Pompton, N. J., 1881.

Philip PhiUips, A. M. 1826. Walter Webster Russell, 1824. b. Charleston, S. C; lawyer; mem. Cong. b. . N. H.; merchant N. H. and

Ala. 1853-55; author; d. , Washing- Gainsville, Ala., d. in Gainsville, Ala. ton. D. C. 1884. June 20, 1878.

Frederick Adolphus Porcher, (A. M.) 1827. William Huntington Russell, (M. D., A. M.,)

b. , near Charleston, S. C; author; 1828. pres. S. C. Historical Soc. 1856-88; prof. b. Middletown, Conn.; educator; pres. • Charleston College 1849-81; d. 1888. Collegiate and Commercial Inst. New Haven, Conn.; maj. gen. Conn, militia Thomas Cordes Porcher, 1828. 1862-65; d. New Haven, Conn. b. St. J.'hns' Parish, Berkeley Co., S. C; Capt. in State militia during "Nullifica- Adolphus I. Rutherford, 1828.

tion" trouble in 1832; extensive planter; b. ; e. f. Milledgeville, Ga., member d. Pineville, S. C. 1862. of State Convention which passed ord- nance of Secession in 1860; held many Thomas WiUiam Porcher, 1825. offices of trust; d. Columbus, Ga., 1880. b. St. Stephens Parish, La.; phys. and planter; d. "Walworth" plantation. La.

Edward Goldsborough Prescott, (A. M.) b. Salem, Mass.; brother Wm. Hickling Prescott; lawyer; col. Mass. militia; William B. Sanford, 1826. ordained P. E. clergyman 1837; d. at b. Orwell, Vt.; prominent stockman; d. sea 1844. 1904, Orwell, Vt.

t^Richard B. Scriven, 1823-25. b. Grahamville, S. C; It. U. S. A., served in Seminole war; d. 1880. (?)

Theodore Sedgwick, 1862. Henry J. (S.) Ranny, A. M. 1828. b. Albany,Alban; N. Y.; lawyer; d. 1859, Stock- e. f. Middletown, Conn.; asst. eng. Bait, bridge, ^Mass. and Ohio R. R.; ch. eng. New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern 1860-65; d. Augustus Fitzwhylssen (Fenton) Seaton, 1828. Mandeville, La. b. ; e. f. Washington, D. C; editor. Wash. D. C. 17

*Horatio Seymour, A. M., LL. D. 1828. *William tf. Strudwick, 1828. HUlsboro, N. b. Pompey Hill, N. Y.; lawyer; gov. N. Y. b. near C; became prom- physician; 1852, 1862-64; pres. nominee Demo- inent d. HUlsboro, N. C. 1851. cratic party, 1868; d. Utica, N. Y. 1886. *Edwin Sturtevant, 1828. *Horatio Seymour, 1829. b. Hartland, Vt.; musician; taught music at the Academy 1825-27; Charlestown, e. f. Litchfield. Conn.; mayor Buffalo; d. S. C. 1830-36; d. Charleston 1836. Buffalo, N.Y.(?) *George F. Sturtevant, 1828. Henry Seymour, A. M., LL. D., *Thomas b. Hartland, Vt.; manufacturer; d. Can- 1829. ada, 1888. b. Hartford, Conn.; lawyer; editor; mem. Congress from Conn. 1843-45; gov. Conn. *James Swan Sullivan, 1826. 1850-53; U. S. Min. Russia 1853-57; maj. b. Boston, Mass. 1809; d. Savannah, Ga. 9th U. S. Inf. Mex. war; took command of 1874; said to have been prominent busi- the regiment after Col. Ransom was ness man. killed; was the first to enter the fortress of Chepultapec; d. Hartford, Conn.. 1868. *William Amory SuUivan, 1826. b. Boston. Mass. 1807; bro. James S. Bernard Ship, A. M., 1827. Sullivan, 1826; d. 1849. b. near Natchez, Miss.;extensive traveler and has written many historical works; *Benjamin Swan, (A. B.) 1824. has one of the largest and most valuable b. Woodstock, V't.; lawyer; merchant libraries in the world on the subject of Owasso, N. Y.; Colchester, Conn.; d. the early explorations in America; his- Colchester, Aug. 24, 1852. torian, Louisville, Ky. *John William Syme, 1828. *Seneca Galusha Simmons, 1828. b. Petersburg, Va.; lawyer; editor in Vir- ginia and N. C.; served several years in Vt.; maj. S. A.; col. 5th b. Wmdsor, U. State Legislature; d. Petersburg, Va Pa. Reserves and brev. brig. gen. Civil Nov. 26, 1865. war; d. Harrisburg, Pa.

*James Sinkler, 1826. b. Utah plantation, Buckley Co., S. C; extensive cotton planter; politician; d. *Josiah TattnaU, 1823. 1860. b. Bonaventure, Ga.; Capt. U. S. N.; Com- modore C. S. N. civil war; author of ex- *Isaac Townsend Smith, A. M., 1830. pression "Blood is thicker than water." d. Savannah, Ga. 1880. (?) b. Boston, Mass.; merchant; financier; con. gen. to the U. S. for Siam; d. New George W. Taylor, 1826. York, 1906. b. ; e. f. Lebanon, N. J.; midship- man U. S. N. 1827-31; Capt. U. S. A. *Richard Dinock Smith, 1826. Mex. war; col. 2nd N. J. Vols.; civil war, b. Bristol, R. I.; went to Cuba in 1826; brig, gen.; d. High Bridge, N. J. became a prosperous planter; owned the "San Ricordo" plantation, Carde- *Robert H. Temple, 1825. nas, where he died in 1873. e. f. Rutland, Vt.; q. m. Gen. N. Y. 1859- 60; d. Albany, N.Y. *William Pembroke Smith, 1826. b. Madison Co., Va., 1810; e. f. Natchez, *George Muirson Totten, 1827. Miss.; became one of the largest cotton b. , New Haven. Conn.; asst. eng. planters and slave owners in La.; held Farmington canal, 1827; Juniata canal, large property in Miss.; d. Saragopa Pa.; Del. & Raritan in N. J.; R. R. Plantation, near Natchez, Miss., Aug. Readmg to Port Clintoss, 1839; ch. eng. 28, 1866. canal del Dique, Columbia. S. A.; ch. eng. Panama R. R. 1850-1875; eng. with *Samuel Gray Southmead, (M. D.) 1828. M. Ferdinand de Lesseps on Panama b. Middletown, Conn.; physician. Middle- canal; ch. eng. of railroad in Vene- town, Conn.; New York, Hoboken. N. zuella; d. New York city in 1884. J.; d. Hartford, Conn.; Oct. 9, 1877. *Charles Tracy, 1828. *Edward Stanley, 1829. b. Whitestown, N. Y.; lawyer; d. New b. Newbern, N. C; lawyer; att. gen. N. York City. 1885. C. 1847; mem. Congress 1837-43, 1849- 58; Mil. Gov. of Eastern N. C. during *Thomas Rutherford Trowbridge, 1826. Civil war; d. , Calif. b. , New Haven, Conn.; merchant and extensive ship o^\Tier in the West *Elihu William Nathan Starr, 1829. Indies; d. New Haven, Conn. 1887. b. Middletown, Conn.; adj. gen. Conn. 1859-63; d. Middletown, Conn.

*Joseph Stockbridge, (A. M.) 1823. b. Yarmouth, ile., 1811; lawyer; clergy- i= James Van Ness, 1825. man; chaplain U. S. N.; extensive trav- b. Burlington, Vt.; lawyer; first mayor of eler and writer; editor; d. PhUa., Pa., San Francisco, Calif.; d. San Francisco, 1894. (?) Calif. 1880. (?) 18 NORWICH UNIVERSITY

''Henry Van Rensellaer, 1827. *Henry Walton Wessels, 1828. b. Albany, N. Y.; It. U. S. A.; mem. b. Litchfield, Conn.; col. and brev. brig. Congress from N. Y. 1S41-43; col. and Gen. U. S. A.; d. (?) inspec. gen. civil war; d. Albany, N. Y. *John Williams, 1828. b. Salem, N. Y.; ISOl; extensive prop- erty; business man; d. Phila., Pa.; June w 14, 1846.

*Ebenezer Bancroft WilUston, (A. B.) 1822. *Thomas Beale , 1825. b. Tunbridge, Vt.; teacher; pres. Jeffer- b. Boston, Mass.; extensive merchant; son Coll., Miss.; author; father of Gen. d. Boston, Mass. E. B. Williston,'56; d. Norwich, Vt.,1837.

*ThomasBlackburn Washington, 1827. *David Howe Williston, 1823. b. Rock Hall, Jefferson Co., Va.. 1812; b. Tunbridge, Vt.; became a clergyman; planter; Jefferson Co., Va.; d. Albany, further information desired. N. Y.; Aug. 8, 18-54. *Hiram P. Woodworth, 1828. *James Harman Ward, 1823. e. f. Norwich, Vt.; ch. eng. 111. Imp. b. Hartford, Conn.; Capt. U. S. N.; prof. Commis. 1838-?; lived in Peru or Chicago, at Annapolis; author; killed in the en- 111., d. (?) gagement at Acquia Creek, June 27, 1861. *John James de Wolf, (M. D.) *Roswell Butler Ward, 1824. b. Providence, R. I.; physician; d. Prov- b. Hartford, Conn.; Capt. Hartford Light idence, R. I. Guard; prominent merhant, Hartford and New London, Conn; d. New Lon- *David Minton Wright, M. D., 1829. don, 1883. e. f. Plymouth, N. C; physician; Nor- folk, Va. *WiUiam Andrews Ward, 1824. b. Hartford. Conn.; merchant Hartford, *Franklin Wright, 1832. Conn, and N. Y. Citv; d. N. Y. Feb. 8, b. Charlestown, N. H.; asst. eng. Del. & 1884. Rankin canal; ch. eng. Southside R. R. Alleghany Valley; Steubenville; Ben *Morton Waring, (M. D.) 1826. nett's Branch Div., Pa. R. R.; iron mfr.. b. Ponpon, S. C, 1808; physician, Berk- d. "Battersea Place" Petersburg, Va., eley Parish, S. C; Florence, S. C; exten- 1886. sive planter; d. Florence, 1869. * Wright, LL. D., 1835-37. *Thomas Ladson Webb, 1825. b. Clinton, Conn.; cadet with Capt. Alden b. Charleston, S. C. 1809; cotton merchant Partridge 1835-37; leaving entered West col. S. C. militia; d. Charleston, S. C; Point- grad 1841; 2nd It. U. S. engs.; Apr. 21, 1872. capt.; brig. gen. Sept. 4, 1861,; maj. gen. of volunteers 1862; commanded the 6th *Sumner Allan Webber, 1824. army corps civil war; It. col. U.S.A. 1865; b. Rutland, Vt., 1798; e. f. Cavendish, col. 79; ch. of engineers 1879-84; retired \t.; lawyer and merchant; Rochester, from service 1884; author; reed, degree Vt.;d. there, 1880. (?) of LL. D. from N. U. 1897; d. Washing- ton, D. C. 1902. *Gideon WeUes, A. M., 1826. b. Glastonbury, Conn.; editor and author; *William O. Wright, 1832. held many State offices; sec. Navy 1861- e. f. Claremont, N. H.; educator; Mass. 69; d. New York, N. Y. or N. H. 1836 1838 19

CADETS 1834-1907.

1836. *Sebastian Russell Streeter, A. B. b. Springfield, Vt.; capt. 61st Mass. Vols.; lawyer; Woodstock, Vt. *Alonzo Flagg Estabrook, (certificate.) b. Reading, Vt.; asst. eng. N. Y. Cent. *Josiah Sweet, Jr., A. M., D. D., R. R. 1830; asst. <& div. eng. on Wabash & Erie canal; Hocking canal; Musk- b. , Claremont, N. H.; prof. Ancient ingum River Improv. Commis. 1838-40; languages 1840-41; 1843-45; author; P. E. eng. Indianapolis & Vincennes R. R. clergyman; d. Highgate, Vt., in 1890. 1847; Indianapolis & Bellefontaine 1848: eng. Del. Co., Ind. 1849-52; eng. Evans- tjoseph G— Tilden, M. D. vUle & Crawford R. R. 1853-54; Bedford, Physician; Vt. (?) Bloomfield, Switz City, and Effingham (111.) Narrow Gauge R. R. 1875; asst. *Thomas Jefferson Whipple, A. M. eng. Rocksville & Indianapolis; d. 1892 b. , Wentworth, N. H.; It-col.. 1st N. at Lavaca, Neb. H.; col. 4th N. H. Vols.; lawyer; d. Laco- nia, N. H., 1889. *Amasa Gleason, A. M. b. Dummerston, Vt.; educator; Glouces- ter, Mass. *Horace Parkhurst Allen, 1833-36. tjoseph Wood Horr, M. C. E. Civil engineer on railroads in the South. b. Eastport, Maine; cadet U. S. M. A. 1836-37; resigned owing to sickness; *Alonzo Jackman, A. M., LL. D. cashier Royaltou, Vt., bank; held many b. , Vt.; adj. gen. of Vt. during town offices; d. Royalton, Vt. the Civil War and prof. Mathematics at Burton, N. U. 1837-79; d. 1879 Northfield, Vt. *Henry S. 1832-35. b. , Norwich, Vt., graduated U. S. 1837. Mil. .\ca. 1839; It.-col. N. Y. Vols. Mex- can war; col. U. S. Art. '61, and bvt. *Joseph W. Curtis, A. B. brig. gen. U. S. A.; d. April 4, 1869. e. f. Warren, Vt., It. U. S. Navy; Warren, Vt.; d. Warren, Vt.. *Daniel Bryant Bliss Cobb, 1834-35. b. Strafford, Vt.; U. S. revenue service; *Cyrus Hyde Fay, LL. D. cashier and director People.s' Bank, b. , Lebanon, N. H.; Univ. clerg., Derby Line, Vt.; Derby Line, Vt. Hartford, Conn.; Roxbury, Mass.; Na- shua, N. H.; Middleton, Cona.; Brook- *tjames Bradly Smith, 1833-36. lyn, N. Y.; author; d. Brooklyn, ^-Y. 1903. b. Bradford, Vt.; asst. eng. Utica & Schenectady R. R. 1837. Memphis & Rio Grande (in Tenn.); eng. Bolivia Co., *Robert Frazier, A. B., M. C. E. INIiss., many years; planter; d. at — , b. Newton, Pa.; civ. ens. and pres. Wil- Tenn., 1893. mington and Reading R. R.; Philadel- phia, Pa. *Timothy Dwight Smith, 1834-37. b. Bradford, Vt.; col. N. H. militia; *Horatio Gates Gilbert, A. B. merchant, St. Paul, Minn.

b. , Watertown, N. Y.; bank cashier, Albany, N. Y.; d. New York, N. Y., 1891. 1838. *George Washington Gilson, A. M. b. Stoddard, N. H.; civil engineer, Chic- Jay Dyer, A. B. b, Clarendon, Vt.; capt. Co. I, 32d Ohio Vols.; asst. eng. 111. Cent. R. R., 1839; tSamuel B. Grice, M. C. E. asst. eng. 111. Internal Imp. Commis.; Civil engineer; Phila., Penn. surveyor, Del. Co., Ohio; asst. eng. Cleveland. Akron & Columbus; address *Eugene Eckel McLean, A. B. Galena, Ohio. b. Washington, D. C; col. C. S. A.; finan- cial engineer; d. New York City, 1906. Charles Denison Lewis, M. C. E., M. D. b. Norwich, Vt.; physician; Dry Ridge, tWinfield Scott Sherwood, A. M. Ky. Civil engineer; politician; California. t*Jehiel LUlie, A. B. b. Tunbridge, Vt.; lawyer; Chelsea, Vt.; *Joseph Herman Streeter, A. B., (M. D.) later is said to have lived in So. Royalton b. Springfield, Vt.; physician; Roxbiu-y, and then moved to Washington, D. C., or Mass. lawyer, Selma, Ala. 20 i839 NORWICH UNIVERSITY 1839

tjohn C— . Murray, A. B. Cyrus Barrett Burnham, M. C. E. Civil eng.; Middleburg or Middlebury b. , Strafford, ^'t.; banker and real Va. estate; St. Louis, Mo.

*Johnson Shedd, A. B. *Friend Perry Fletcher, A. B. Supt. Military School; Portsmouth, Va. b. Bridgeport, Vt.; merchant and iron mfgr.; Bridgeport, Vt.; d. 1875. tCharles Slack, M. C. E. Civ. eng. on 111. river survey 1838-40 *James Ashton Hall, A. B. Cal. 1849—? Lawyer; Reading, Vt.

^Collins Wright, A. B. *Africus Sumner Howard, A. B.

Lawyer; Dayton, Ohio. e. f. Marlow. N. H. ; teacher No. Charleston 1839-44; town clerk Danvers, Mass.; librarian Public Library at same town.

*Edward Allen, 1836-38. tWalter B. Hurlbut, A. B Ranchman and sheep owner in Austra- Pawlet, Vt. lia wliere is said to have died in 1860. *(Joshua) Thompson Lincoln, A. B. (M. D.) tCharles Ball, 1835-37- Physician; Cornish, Maine. e. f. Sandy Hill, N. \ .; eng. on many railroads. *William Livingston, A. B.

b. , Unity, N. H., prof, nat'l science *George Henry Bissell, 1836-38. Lombard Univ., Galesburg, 111., where

b. . Hanover, N. H.; A. B. Dart. Coll. he died 1879. 184.5; prof. N. U., 1844-45; prin. and supt. schools New Orleans, La.; oil mfgr.; *Caleb Lyon, LL. D. he lawyer, located N. Y. City, where b. , Lyonsdale, N.Y.; sec. convention died 1884. called to frame constitution for Calif.; U. S. consul, Shanghai, China, 1847; George H. Clark. member Congress 1853-55; gov. Idaho e. f. Sandy Hill, N. Y., asst. eng. on 1864-66; said to have served in civil war; Croton Water Works, N. Y. d. RossvUle, Staten Island, N. Y.

Simon Chase Dow. *Samuel Marsh, A. B., (M. D.)

b. Strafford, Vt.; settled in 111., taught b. , Hartland; It.-col. 16th N. Y. school and held many public offices in Vols.; prof, mathematics, St. Lawrence 111., Wis. and Minn.; address, Walcott Academy, Potsdam, N. Y.; died of Rice Co., Minn. wounds received in battle before Rich- mond, 1862. Solomon Franklin Frary, 1835-37. b. Strafford, Vt.; merchant. So. Straf- *Asy Crosby Marvin, A. B. ford, Vt.; has held many public offices; b. Alstead, N. H.; pres. Mo. Senate address. So. Strafford, Vt. and acting gov. of State; col. 60th Regt. Mo. Nat'l Guard, 1860-62; pres. Tebo. *John Harvey Moore, 1835-37. and Nesho. R. R.; Sedalia, Mo. b. Strafford, Vt.; Univ. clerg., Wake- field, Mass.; Concord, N. H.; Stamford, *Samuel Nichols, Jr., M. C. E. Conn.; Newark, N. J.; Warren, Mass.; Physician; Brattleboro, Vt. d. Warren, Mass., 1901. *Jonathan Tarbell, A. B. *Lewis S. — (?) Partridge, 1833-36. b. Moria, N. Y.; maj. 24th N. Y. Vols, b. Norwich, Vt.; adj. gen. Vt. 1852-54; col. 91st; brig. gen. U. S. Vols.; chief held many public offices; merchant, justice Supreme Court of Miss.; d. Wash- Norwich, Vt., where he died 1889. ington, D. C, 1888.

*tBenjamin Poole, 1835-37. *Youngs Vail Wood, A. B.

b. , Mass., 1818 ; student Lawyer; Dayton, Ohio. Bowdoin Col. 1839-42; A. B. Union Col. 1843: lawyer, Lowell, 1849-55; Topsfield, *Chauncey Wright, M. C. E.

1855-186(>; Boston 1860-1903; president b. , Rome. N. Y.; merchant; d. Lex- of Danvers and Georgetown R. R.; ington, Miss., 1895. President Metropolitan St. R. R., Boston, 1860-80 (?); d. Roxbury, Sept. 10, 1906. *Henry Baxter (M. D.), 1835-38/ *George Barker Sherill, 1835-38. b. Norwich, Vt.; M. D., Castleton Med. b. Sandy Hill, N. Y.; held many state Coll. 1841; phys. Highgate, Vt., 1842 un- offices; supt. Salem & Champlain canal til his death in 1897; held many state for many years; d. Sandy Hill, N. Y. offices.'

*Isaac Newton Cushman, (A. M.) 1836-38. 1839. b. Woodstock, Vt.; left the University in 1836 to enter West Point, where he re- mained two years; surveyor 1842-43; tGeorge Bradley Adams, A. B. lawyer; town representative; state sen- b. Barre, Mass.; teacher; Bowling Green, ator; judge of probate; A. M. Univ. of Ky. \'t., 1852; d. Irasburg, Vt., 1881.- 1840 ROSTER 21

tjohn B— Davis. *Alvin Roundy, A. B. b. Barnaril, Vt.; said to have been an b. Goshen, N. H.; teacher; Unity, N. H. engineer. t* Joseph W— Shedd, A. B. *Mitchell M— Davis, (M. D.) 1834-39. Entered from Washington, N. H. b. Sharon, Vt.; M. D. Vt. Med. Coll. 1846; physician; Portage, Wis. 1854-62; *Warren Shedd, (certificate). Appleton 1862-72; Baraboo 1872-88; was b. Stoddard, N. H.; prin. Rock Island; active in politics and held many public nil.) H. S.; CO. treas., Mercer co.. 111. offices; Indian agent 1861-66; del. Nat. drilled state troops for civil war; capt. Repub. conventions 1854, 1860; Regent maj., It. col. and col. 30th 111. vols.; bvt. Univ. Wis. 1856-72; d. Baraboo, 1888. brig. gen. U. S. vols.; LT. S. land agent; clerk U. S. courts; mining; G. A. R. *Gilman Folsom, 1836-39. posts at Aledo, 111. and Hill City, N. D.,

b. ; e. f. Dorchester, N. H.; distin- are named in his honor; d. State Creek, guished lawyer; located in Wisconsin, S. D., 1881. later in Iowa City, Iowa, where he died in 1872; engaged in extensive business tDaniel Tuller, A. B. enterprises; held many public offices. Entered from Royalton, Vt.; lawver Washington, D, C. tRobert Henderson, 1837-38. e. f. Leesburg, Va.; is said to have been *Simon Wheeler, A. B., (LL. B.) an officer in the C. S. A. b. Newport, N. H.; LL. B. Univ. of Va.; teacher and lawyer; d. Demopolis, Ala. *Josiah Marvin, 1838-39. 1864. b. Alstead, N. H.,; Univ. clerg.. Stone- ham, Springfield and Fitchburg, Mass.; Springfield, 111.; St. Paul, Minn.; chap- lain, Minn, state senate several years grand master I. O. O. F., Minn. Grand Lodge, d. Alstead. N. H., 1887. *William CaldweU Belcher, (A. M.) 1837-39. b. Stockbridge, Mass.; prin. of schools; tChilton Murray, 1837-38. lawyer; endowed "Belcher Library," e. f. Middlebury or JNIiddleburg, Va.; Gaysville, Vt.; d. MarysviUe, Calif., said to have entered C. S. A. 1895.

tCharles H. Sargeant, 1836-38. *James Martin Gilson, 1836-39. e. f. Ohio City, Ohio; civ, eng.? b. Northfield, Vt.; lawyer; Vt., N. Y.. Cal. and 111.; Capt. 111." Vols. Civil war; tJohn H. Sargeant. d. Brookfield, Mo., 1888. e. f. Cleveland, Ohio; civ. eng.? tWilson Glover, 1837-39. *Lemuel Shattuck, 1834-38. e. f. Charleston, S. C; said to have held e. f. Lebanon, N. H.; state senator 1890- high office in C. S. A. 92; d. Bridgewater, Vt. tRobert B. Jenkins, 1837-39. e. f. Charleston, S. C; officer C. S. A.?

1840. *Sumner Knight, 1836-39. b. Stoddard, N. H.; teacher and busi- ness man; d. Keene, N. H., 1902. tEdward Crowell, A. B. Civil eng.; Perth Amboy, N. J. *Moses Lane, (C. E., A. M., Ph. D.) 1835-39. tThomas D. Fell, A. B. b. Northfield, Vt.; studied mathematics C. S. A.?; Charleston,. S. C. at N. U., where he laid the foundation for his great success as a water works *Sylvester M— Hewitt, A. B., (M. D.) eng.; entered the Univ. of Vt. in 1843 to b. , Pomfret. Vt.; capt. 26th Ohio pursue a classical education; graduated Vols.; surg. 1.36 Ohio Vols.; phvsician; A. B. 1845; A. M. 1849; Ph. D. 1875; en- Cincinnati, Ohio, 1866-1905; d. there tered the civil engineering profession as 1906. a transit man on the Central Vermont R. R. in 1845; res. eng. Albany & Sus- *Lucius Hurlbut, A. B. quehanna R. R.; prin. asst. eng. Brook-

b. , Vt.; inst. math. Fredonia (Iowa) lyn water works 1856-62; ch. eng. 1862- academy, 1844-50; banker; Waterloo, 69; Milwaukee water works and other 1869-77; in business Chicago 1877-96; held important works; d. Milwaukee, Wis., many public offices; d. Chicago, 1896. 1885.

*Cyrus Gardner Myrick, (certificate). tJohn W. Lewis, 1837-38.

b. , Middlebury, Vt.; e. 1837; receiv- e. f. Charleston, S. C; C. S. A.? ed certificate of completing eng. work drill master Canadian "Rebels" 1839 *Seth WiUiams, 1836-38. served in Mexican war; co. survevor b. Augusta, Me.; left N. U. in 1838 to Le Sueur, Minn., 1855-75; d. Le Sueur', enter West Point; served in Mexican 1904. war; It. and bvt. capt.; adj. at West Point 1850-53; brig. gen. and adj. gen. tPhilander Palmer, A. B. Army of the Potomac, civil war; bvt. Entered from Langdon, N. H.; lawyer. maj. gen.; d. Boston, 1865. 22 1841 NORWICH UNIVERSITY 1842

1 841. *Stephen N— Warren, A. B. Farmer, Orwell, Vt. *Alvan Earl Bovay, A. M. b. Adams, N. Y.; maj. 16th Wis. Vols.; *Thomas WiUiams White, A. B. lawyer, , Wis., 1847-1888; politi- b. Milledgeville, Ga.; mining and eng. cian, noted as founder of the Republican col., 1849-54; 1st mavor San Jose; capt. party in 1854; held many state offices; Ga. Vols., C. S. A.; capt. C. S. A. Eng's., Brooklyn, N. Y. Milledgeville, Ga. tAndrew Jackson Dorn, A. B. e. f. Florida, N. Y.; founded in 1844 first military school in Mo.; 1st It. Mo. Art., Mex. war; 2d It. 3d Dragoons, U. S. A.; Indian agent; in command "Indian" tEli B— Bean. regiment, C. S. A.; state treas. Tex.; b. Brownfield, Me.; capt. and bvt. maj. d. Austin, Tex. Maine vols. Address, Brownfield, Me.

*Daniel H— Dustin, A. B. tBenjamin Buck, 1838-40. U. S. District attorney, St. Paul, Mmn., e. f. Washington, D. C; said to have where he died about 1860. taught in military schools in the South and to have served in Mexican war from *Cogswell Eastman, A. B. North Carolina. Merchant; Boston, Mass. *Robert Bradford Eaton, 1838-40. *Ephraim Flint, A. B. b. Heniker, N. H.; col. N. H. militia.; b. Baldwin, Me.; lawyer; held many mem. firm Eaton, Hill & Chandler .*tate offices; sec. of State, Maine; d. wholesale dealers paints and dye stuffs , Me., 1884. Boston, 1850-57; in 1853 founded Merri- mac Chem. Co., Woburn, Mass.; supt. t John Harris, A. B. this CO. 1863-70; vice-pres. Boston N. U. e. f. Yorkshire, Eng., or New York City. Alumni Asso. 1890-95. d. Woburn, 1902.

tNathaniel Goodrich, *Augustine L. C. Major, A. B. E— 1838-40. e. f. Charleston, S. C. b. Culpepper's Court House, Va.; C; S. A.? Mosby's Rangers. C. S. A.; farmer, Harris. Brandy Station, Va. Joseph e. f. Wallingford, Vt., or Yorkshire, Eng.? tLuke E— Miller, A. B.. (M. D.) Physician; ? Minnesota. tjosiah D. Taylor, 1838-4O. e. f. Charleston, *Henry Villiers Morris, M. C. E., A. B. S. C; C. S. A. b. New , Va.; cadet 1831-36; tjohn Winn. M. C. E. 18.38; A. B. 1841; prof. top. draw, e. f. Charlottesville, Va.; Va. Vols. and field work, Univ. of Va., 1836-37; capt. C. S. A.? asst. eng. 111. state system of "internal improvements" 1837-40; prof, at Capt. Partridge's school, Bristol, Pa., 1843-45; eng. on railroads in Md. and Ohio 1845-54; mfr. railroad supplies, Cin- 1842. cinnati 1S55-61; eng. Chicago & No. West.; miJitnry instructor and drUl mas- ter Wis. Vols. 1861-62; adjt. 20th Wis. t*Oel Alfred Buck, A. M., M. C. E. Vols.; mai. Vet. Reserve Corps; arst. Prof. math, and tactics, Capt. Alden eng. Wabash R. R. 1874-98; d. St. Louis, Partridge's mil. school, Portsmouth, Mo.. 1898.

Benjamin Franklin Nalle, A. B., M. C. E. *Hiram Clark, A. B., M. C. E., (M. D.) b. Col. Virginia Militia, C. S. A.; farmer; Ackworth, N. H.; asst. eng. Boston Rapidan, Va. & Northern; taught school in Ga.; Physician, Lawrence, Kan.; died there *Henry Pierce, A. B. of cholera in 1S55. Georgetown, D. C. *Charles B— Crowingshield, M. C. E. *David Richardson, A. M. Capt. Co. E., 1st Mass. Vols., Mex. war; civil Teacher, Clinton, 111. eng.; Salem, Mass.

*James Van Allen Shields, A. B. William Watts Hart Davis, M. M. S., A. M. b. New York City; sergt. maj. Mo. Vols. b. , Pa.; prof. Va. Mil. Sci., Mexican war; adj. 2d. Regt. Govt, em- and Lit. Acad., Portsmouth, Va., 1842-44. I>loyees; District Columbia; Civil war; capt. Mex. war; col. 104 Penn. Vols, Washington, D. C; d. March 20, 1904. bvt. brig, gen.; i5res. Bucks Co. Hist. Soc; attorney gen. and sec. of Territory, Charles Alexander Silver, A. B. act. gov., New Mexico; author and edi- b. Norwich, Vt.; merchant and capital- tor, Doylestown, Pa. ist, Brooklyn, N. Y. t*George Washington Franklin Emerson, tjustin Edwards Stevens, A. B., (M. D.) M. M. S., A. B. Surg. 9th U. S. Regulars, Mexican war; Penn. Vols, civil war; lawyer, Harris- Phys., Boston, Mass, burg, Penn. 1 844 1843

njoseph Washington Frizell, M. M. S. 1843. e. f. Vanceburg. Kv.; lieut. col. 11th Ohio Vols.; col. 94th Ohio Vols.; bvt. brig, Lemuel Winslow Blanchard, A. B. gen.; civil eng., Vanceburg, Ky., and Prin. of schools in Vt. and N. H., Wil-

. Greenville, Ohio. mington, Vt.

*John FuUer Jennison, A. B., (M. D.) tEdward Bushell, A. B. Physician; Keene, N. H. Utica, N. Y.

William Little Lee, A. M., M. C. E. tHenry H— Cary, A. M. (M. D.) b. Sandy Hill, N. Y.; framed constitu- b. Weathersfield, Vt.; physician; La tion for the kingdom of Hawaii; framed Grange, Ga. civil and criminal codes; got the king to give one-third of the land to the common tjabez Cushman Crocker, A. B. people; minister to the U. S.; ch. .justice b. Woodstock, Vt.; state "drill master" Sandwich Islands; d. Honolulu 1857. 111. Vols.; capt. 55th 111. Vols.; lawyer; Lincoln, Neb. t*Otis Mason Marsh, A. B., M. C. E. b. Hartland, Vt., iirominent^ civil eng. *Henry Hancock, A. B. on railroads in Ohio, Ind., Ken., Texas b. Bath, N. H.; asst. V. S. surveyor Cal. and La.; d. Lake Charles, La., 1892. It. Mex. war; major 4th Cal. Vols.; civil eng. and lawyer, Los Angeles, Cal. t*Benjamin Franklin Shepard, A. B., M. C. E. Entered from Milton, N. H., and Boston, *Asa Howe, C. E., (M. D.) Mass.; said to have served in civil war, b. Middletown, Mass.; M. D. Dart. Med. and later located in California. Coll.; div. eng. Cent. Vt. R. R. 1846-50; Saratoga & Whitehall; Passumpsic; t^Hiram M— Storrs, A. B., M. M. S. Huntington & Broadtop; Chicago & Moriah, N. Y. Northwestern; Barre Ry.; Montpelier & Wells River; d. Northfield, Vt., 1894. * Daniel Thompson, M. C. E. b. Westbrook, Me., civ. eng. on western t*Stephen Barry Lee, A. B. railways; planter; "Calumet Planta- Maj. U. S. Vols.; Sandy Hill, N. Y. tion," Patterson, La.; d. 1898. Robert Houston Milroy, A. B., M. M. S. * Joseph Cornwall Wright, A. B. b. Washington co., Ind.; capt. 1st. Ind. b. Rome, N. Y.; lawyer; merchant; Vols. Mex. war; col. 9th Ind. Vols.; maj. mem. Chicago Board of Trade; It. col. gen. U. S. Vols.; supt. Ind. affairs. Wash, 72d 111. Vols.; d. of a wound received in ington Ter.; d. Olympia, Wash., 1890. assault on Vicksburg. t*William Patterson Paul. A. B. b. Hanover, N. H.; teacher and planter in Tenn.; capt. Tenn. Vols., C. S. A.; d. yellow fever, ^lemphis, Tenn.

William Ripley Stone, A. B. tSquire P. Coon. b. Windsor, Vt.; d. there 1844. e.'f. Alexander, N. Y.; col. Wis. Vols.

*George H. Derby, 1839-42. 1844. b. Mass.; le^t N. U. to enter West Point in 1842; grad. in 1846, ranking 7th in a s^Edward Marcus Brown, A. M. class of 59; gained distinction at N. LT. as b. Hartland, Vt.; editor Spirit of the "John Phnenix," a name afterwards fa- Age. Woodstock, Vt., 1847-60; post- mous in Amer. lit.; capt. U. S. engi- master; del. nat'l dem. conven., 1860; neers; author of several humorous ed. Vt. Patriot; adj. 5th Vt. vols.; works; d. N. Y. City 1861. It.-col. 8th Vt.; ed.. Gen. B. F. Butler's war paper, Delta. New Orleans. 1862- *Henry Clay Longnecker, 1839-41. 6.3; ed. Vt. Watchman, 1866-73; Press b. Mechanicsburg, Penn.; lawyer; 1st It. AND Dakotian, Yankton. Dakota; U. S. Penn. Vols. Mex. war; col. "9th Penn. deputy surveyor of public lands; d. St. Vols, and brigade commander; mem. Paul, Minn., 1903. Congress 1858-60; d. 1871.

*Nathan Burnham Webster, (certificate). b. L'nity, N. H.; prin. Va. Lit., Sci., and Henry O. Brigham, 1841-43. Mil. Academy, widelv known as the Va. b. Norwich, Vt.; "drummer" Mex. war; Colleg. Inst., Portsmouth, Va., 1842-46; major and paymaster V. S. Vols.; d. Lect. Richmond Coll. 1846-48; civil eng. Detroit, Mich., 1868. Gosport navy yard 1848-50; founded a school in Ottawa, Can., and the Ottawa tWilliam Wallace Chandler, 1840-42. Nat Hist. Soc; founded Webster Inst., b. Randolph, Vt., Jan. 7, 1821; teacher of , Va., 1867-85; d. Vineland, N. J., writing; advertising agent for various 1902. concert troops, 1845-53; ch. clerk Cleve- land, Pittsburg & Wheeling R. R.; gen'l *Henry H. Whitcomb, (M. D.) 1839-41. freight agt. of this road, 1856-65; gen'l b. Quechee. Vt.; :M. D. Vt. Med. Coll. - agt. "Star LTnion Line," through freight Phys. So. Royalton, Vt., where he died line at Chicago, 111., 1865-93; address, 1884. Chicago, 111. 24 i845 NOEWICH UNIYERSITY 1845

*Thomas Clark, 1841-43. *Edwin McNeil, (certificate). b. Ackworth, N. H.; merchant Cleveland, b. Litchfield, Conn.; asst. eng. in charge O.; col. N. H. mil.; drill master 19th Ohio of constructing "Starrucca Vallev" Vols.; and served three months in the viaduct; Penn. R. R.; N. J. Central; field; It. col. 29th Ohio Vols.; employ Cayuga & Susquehanna; ch. eng. Del., U. S. customs house, Boston; d. Cam- Lackawanna & Western, 1849-56; Lack- bridgeport, Mass., 1894. awanna & Bloomsburg 1849-56; loc. and con. eng. Macon & Brunswick (Ga.) 1856-59; pres. Lackawanna & Blooms- t* James Cunningham, 1S41-43. burg 1859-65; eng. Shipaug Valley; e. f. Boston, Mass.; It. col. Mass. Vols.; banker, Litchfield, 1865-75; d. West bvt. brig. gen. d. Cambridge, Mass. Point, 1875.

*Orlanda Dana Miller, M. C. E., M. M. S.; i=William CuUen Danforth, 1842-43. A. M., D. D. b. Barnard, Vt.; engaged in business in b. Woodstock, Vt.; L^niv.clerg. at Repub- the west; stock breeder; d. 1906, Barn- lic, Ohio, Albany, N. Y., No. Adams, ard, Vt. Mass., Nashua, N. H.; Univ. clergyman; Oriental scholar, author; d. So. Merri- mack, N. H., 1888. *Truman Seymour, A. M., 1840-42. b. Burlington, Vt.; left N. U. in 1842 to *John Brown Milroy, (certificate). enter West Point; 1st It. and bvt. capt. b. Washington co., Ind., brother maj. Mex. war; brig. gen. and bvt. ma.i. gen. gen. R. H. MQrov, '43; cadet 1842-44, U. S. Vols., civil war; A. M. Williams completing the military course; col. 77th Coll., 1865; d. Florence, , 1891. Reg. Ind. Mil.; capt. Co. A., 9th Ind. Vols., "The Bloody Ninth"; promoted maj.; held many public offices; d. Del- 1845. phi, Ind., 1896.

*William Addison Newman, M. M. S., A. M. * Barnard, A. M. Bvt. 1st Lieut. 9th U. S. Inft. (Ransom's) b. Ackworth, N. H.; on staff 1st Texas Mex. war; U. S. inspector customs; Mounted Vols., Mexican war; civil eng.; d. Toronto, Canada. Rochester, N. Y. t*Daniel S. C. M. Potter, A. M., D. D. b. Bath, N. Y.; Episcopal clergyman; s^Nathan Bryant Cobb, A. M. d. .\rkansas. b. Strafford, Vt.; .cadet 1843-45; A. M. in course 1873; has held many public Simon Manlv Preston, A. M. offices, d. So. Strafford, Vt., 1906. b. Strafford, Vt.; Prof. N. U.; asst. eng. Conn. River Valley R. R.; Northern (N. H.) R. R.; Chicago & Northwestern Charles Edward Denison, A. M. R. R.; ch. eng. Natchez, Jackson & b. Woodstock, Vt.; ch. draughtsman. Columbus, Chicago, Burlington & Pacific; Cent. Vt. R. R.; asst. eng. Conn. & cons. eng. Chicago, Rock Island & Passumpsic; ch. eng. Marietta & Colum- Pacific; Toledo, Askaloosa & Western R. bia R. R.; Peoria & Oquawka; Peoria & R.; capt. .ind asst. adj. gen.; col. 58th Burlington; Toledo, Peoria & Western; v. S. C. I. and brev. brig, gen.; civil Tunica & Petersburg; city eng. Peoria, eng. and banker; Seattle, Wash. 111.; capt. 8th 111. Vols.; capt. and bvt. maj. 18th Inf., U. S. A.; reed, mortal Otis Seth Tenney, A. M., LL. D. wound in battle of Shiloh. d. 1863, b. Hanover, N. H.; maj. 2nd Ky. Cav. Peoria, 111. C. S. A.; Prin. of schools; lawyer; Lex- ington, Ky. *Roswell Dow, A. M. b. Hanover, N. H.; prin. of schools; held many public offices; son Ray Storrs *John C— Crowningshield, 1842-45. in class 1895; d. Sycamore. 111., 1902. b. .Salem, Mass., capt. co. E., 1st Mass Vols., Mex. war; editor Salem Adver- tiser, Salem Democr.\t)c Journal; Bernard G. Farrar, B. S. d. Andover, Mass., 1898. b. ,St. Louis, Mo.; extensive plantation and slave owner; freed slaves in '61; *John Augustus Hall, 1841-44. aide-de-camp on staff Maj. Gen. Natha- b. Glastonbury. Conn.; gen. agent .-Etna niel Lyon, and Maj. Gen. Halleck; col. Fire Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn. d. Hart- 30th Mo. Vols.; col. 6th U. S. colored Inf.; ford, Conn., 1855. brigade commander; brev. brig. gen. U. S. Vols.; U. S. Asst. Treasurer St. *Stillman Hemmenway, 1841-44. Louis, Mo. b. West Windsor, Vt.; lawyer; Fair, haven, Vt., and La Moille, 111., d. La Moille, 111., 1863. *Edinund Brush Kellogg, A. B., M. M. S.,C. E. b. Chilhcothe, Ohio; asst. eng. Northern *Milan Hebard Sessions, 1842-44. R. R. in N. H.; div. eng. Cent. Vt. R, R.; b. Randolph, Vt.; lawyer, Vt., Wis., and surveyor Santa Cruz Co., Cal.; ch. eng. Neb.; capt. 21st Wis. Vols.; held many Peoria & Burlington R. R.; d. Knoxville, public offices; speaker. Neb. House oj III., in 1855. Rep.; d. Minneapolis, Minn., 1898. 1846 25

*William Everett Tutherly, 1842-44. *Marshall Perkins, M. D., 1842-45. b. Unity, N. H.; in tusiness Claremont, b. Croydon, N. H.; M. D. Harv. Med. N. H.; held many public offices; d. Coll.; asst. surg. 14th N. H. Vols.; phys. Claremont, 1893. Marlow. N. H.; d. Marlow, N. H., 1902.

*Horace Truman Hanks Pierce, 1843-46. 1846. b. Chesterfield, N. H.; brick mfr.; It. 2d N. H. Vols., civil war; capt. 5th N. H.; .d. Keene.N.H., 1877. tF— T— Alba, M.D. Vermont? *James Wellington Putnam, 1842-45. b. Crovdon, N. H.; Univ. clerg. Dan- *Alexander Moses Bennett, A. M. vers, Mass., 1849-64; held many public Westmoreland, X. H. offices; author; d. Danvers, Mass., 1864.

*CharIes Willard Burt, A. B. b. Westmoreland, N. H.; lawyer; De- 1847. troit, Mich.; d. there 1S59. George Williamson Balloch, A. M., LL. D. tEdwin C— Cross, M.D. b. Claremont, N. H.; asst. eng. Sullivan Vermont? Co. R. R.; 1st It. 5th N. H. Vols.; It. col. and ch. com. 11th and 20th Army Corps; *Henry Louis Shafter HaskeU, A. M. bvt. brig. gen. U. S. Vols.; claim agent, b. Weathersfield, Vt.; mem. 11th 111. Washington, D. C. Vols.; lawyer, Bloomington, 111. *Napoleon Boardman, M. C. E. *Lucius Darwin Peirce, A. M. b. Grand Isle, Vt.; asst. and div. eng. b. Chesterfield, N. H.; lawyer; Win- Lake Champlain & Conn. River, 1847-51; chenden, Mass. Lebanon Springs; res. eng. Rock River Val.; Sheboygan, Fond-du-lac & Miss.; ch. eng. Milwaukee & LaCross; loc. eng. C. & N. W.; C. M. & St. P. ch. eng. Mich. Air Line 1866-70; Sheboygan & Miss.; tThomas P. Ashe. Niles & South Bend; Fond-du-Lac & e. f. Demopoli.s, Ala.; planter in Mo.?; Lake Superior; Chippewa Falls & East. servedinC. S. A.? Grand Trunk; W^isconsin Midland; city eng. Fond-du-Lac, where he died in * Barron, 1843-45. 1900. b. Bradford, Vt.; asst. eng. Passumpsic (Vt.) R. R.; hotel business, Faribault, Gustave ArvUien Breaux, A. B., (LL. B.) Minn.; prominent in politics; d. Fari- h. Lafayette, La.; col. .30th La. Vols., C. bault, Minn., 1892. S. A.; lawyer and planter, Lafayette, La. *Linus Dewey Bishop, 184^-45. b. Sandy Hill, N. Y.; prin. of schools, Albert BusweU, A. B., (M. D.) lawyer, Mass. and 111.; It. col. 9th Cav., b. Hartland. Vt.; asst. surg. 8th Vt. Vols. civil war; d. Ft. Edward, N. Y., 1879. Phys. Togus, :Me.

*Norman Williams Bridge, 1843-45. *Francis Xavier Chase, M. C. E. b. Pomfret, Vt.; author; Pomfret, Vt. b. Cornish, N. 11.; civil eng.; St. Paul Minn. *De Witt Clinton Cleaver, 1842-46. e. f. Pottsville, Pa.; min. eng.; d. 1862. William Pitt KeUogg, LL. D. b. Orwell, Vt.; lawyer; ch. .iustice Su- *John Oliver Cleaver, 1843-46. preme Court, Neb.; col. 7th 111. e. f. Pottsville, Pa.; min. eng.; d. 1853. and commanded cavalry brigade; col. of customs New Orleans, 1865-68; U. S. Daniel Baehr Cole, 1842-45. senator La. 1868-72, 1877-83; governor L. b. Salem, N. Y.; editor S.\lem Press, 1872-77; congressman La. 1883-85; exten- 1850-69; Salem Review 1877-84; held sive plantation owner; address Wash- many public offices; d. Salem, N. Y., ington, D. C. 1884. *Paul Raymond Kendall, A. B. Roswell Elijah Merrick, 1843-45. b. Phillipston. Mass.; founder and first b. Glastonbury, Conn.; in business in pres. Lombard L'ni^'.; 1st It. and Q. M. Glastonbury, Conn., where he died in 12th Mo. Vols.; Q. M. on staff of Gen. 1904 (?) Hatch, Army of Tenn.; pres. Clinton Liberal Inst., Fort Plain, N. Y.; Smithon *Edward Weston Morris, 1842-46. Coll., Loganport, Ind., Galesburg, 111. b. Strafford, Vt., manufacturer, d. Hart- ford, Vt. *James Garfield Murphy, A. B., (M. D.) b. Alstead, N. H.; phys.. Brattleboro, Vt. *Joseph Anthony Mower, 1844-46. b. Woodstock, Vt.; served in eng. corps tStephen H. Nichols, A. M. U. S. A. Mex. war; 2d It. U. S. Inft. June Weathersfield. Vt. 18, 1855; col. 11th Mo. Vols.; maj. gen. U. S. Vols.; command of 20th armv *Caleb OUver, A. B., B. S. (?) corps; col. U. S. A. 1866-69; d. New b. Athol, Mass.; prm. of schools; Law- Orleans, 1870. rence, Mass. 26 NORWICH UNIVERSITY 1840

John Gideon Parker, A. M., (M. D.) ships running between Oregon & China; b. Peterboro, N. H.; phys.; Warner, one of the principal owners of the Ore. N.H. Rail. & Nav. Co.; dir. in many railway Co.'s; Tilton, N. H., named in honor of John Van Ness Standish, A. M., Ph. D., LL. his family; d. Tilton, N. H., 1902. D. b. Woodstock, Vt.; has traveled exten- sively and has published many articles on his travels; prof. math. Lombard Univ. 1854-92; pres. 1892-95; author; Galesburg, 111.

Solomon Mason Whipple, A. B., (M.D.) *David Lawrence Morill Commings, M. D., b. Croydon, N. H.; pres. N. H. Med. 1844-7. Soc; New London, N. H. b. Cornish, N. H., M. D. Castleton Med., Coll.; asst. surg. 4th N. H. Vols, civil *Charles Rollo Wright, A. B. war; d. in service 1863. b. Williston, Vt.; civil eng. id lawyer; d. Forrest City, Iowa. *Luther S— Dixon, 1845-47. b. Milton, Vt.,; lawyer, Portage, Wis.; dist. attorney, 1852-56; Judge 9th Dist. 1856-58; justice supreme court 1858; ch. justice 1859-74; was one of the most dis- tinguished lawyers in the country; d. William Henry Harrison Hall, 1844-47. Milwaukee 1891. b. Randolph, Vt.; went to Cal. in 1849 and worked in the mines; pilot and capt. *Henry Floyd, 1845-47. capt. on ships along Pacific coast; capt. b. Lebanon, N. H.; asst. eng. Mich. Cent. 6th Vt. Vols, civil war; man. of oil farms R. R.; St. Paul R. R. in Wis.; county in Pa. and W. Va.; address Chelsea, Vt. surveyor; has held many public offices; d. Eureka, Wis., April 17, 1905. *George Washington Nevins, 1843-46. e. f. Norwich, Vt.; removed to Texas; Elias Lyman, 1844-46. was a member of Lopez's mil. exped. to b. Royalton, Vt.; in business Kewanee, Cuba in 1852; was captured and execu- 111. ted by the Spanish govt. *George Briggs Lyman, 1844-47. tFreeman Parker, 1842-46. b. Royalton, Vt.; agent Adams Expiess e. f. Washington, Vt.; lumber mfr., As- Co., San Francisco, 1850-65; d. Hartford, toria, Ore. Vt., 1865.

*Wilder W— Parker, 1842-46. t*George C— Smith, 1845-47. b. Orange, Vt.; eng. Norwich copper b. N. H., 1829; e. f. Meriden, N. H.; capt. mine, Mich'., 1846-48; went to Cal. in 17th 111. Vols.; wounded at Chickamauga, 1849; prop. Hotel, San Francisco 1849-52; where he commanded a brigade; prin. alderman 1850-52; lumber mfr. on "Lewis Madison school. St. Paul, Minn. 1869-98; & Clarke" River, 1852-60; Astoria, Ore.l d. St. Paul, 1898. 1860-80; coll. of customs, 1861-71; held many public offices; d. Astoria, Jan. 9, *Evan W. Thomas, 1845-47. 1890, e. f. N. E. Md.; capt. 4th U. S. Art. killed by Modoc Indians, 1873; in lava *Judson Slafter, 1844-46. beds of Colorado. b. Norwich, Vt.; 1st sergeant 23d Mich. Vols. d. in hosp., Knoxville, Tenn., 1863. John W. L. Tyler, 1845-47. b. Chesterfield, N. H.; served in Mo. *George Tucker, 1844-46. Vols, in Mexican war; capt and state b. Northfield, Vt.; capt. 4th Vt. Vols, drill master Ohio Vols.; instructor in civil war; drill-master general "Army writing; address, Rome City, Ind. of the Potomac," lawyer, Va. and Wash. D. C; held many offices; d. 1880. t*Edmund Weston, (M. D.) 1845-49. b. Randolph, Vt.; M. D. Univ. of Vt. *William Howard Tucker, 1845-46. Med. Coll.; capt. Co. F., U. S. Sharp- b. Sharon, Vt., instrument man Cent. shooters; U. S. employ. Wash., D. C; d. Vt., R. R. 1846-8; asst. eng. Plattsburg & Wash., D. C, about 1900. Montreal R. R.; Conn, and Passumpsic; Pittsburgh & Whitehall, ch. clerk and tAlfred C— Wilson, 1845-47. cashier commissary dept. "Army of the b. Massena, N. Y.; It. col. 47t Ky. Vols Cumberland;" historian; d. 1895 White River Jc, Vt.

Charles Elliott Tilton (Certificate). b. Sanbornton, N. H.; went to Cal. in 1849 and engaged in business, meeting *Clinton Spaulding Averill, B. S., A. M. with great financial success; formed b. Milford, N. H.; prof. nat. sci., N. U.; banking firm of Ladd and Tilton, Port- 1849-50, 1860-62; lawyer and banker, land, 1859-1880; established a line of Milford, N. H., where he died in 1878. 1850 ROSTER [850 27

in his attack on *NeweU Gleason, B. S., C. E. also with Gen. Walker severely wounded; b. Wardsboro, Vt.; asst. eng. Jefferson- Honduras and was bvt. brig.-gen. U. ville, Columbus, Piqua & Iiid.; ch. eng. col. 2d Cal. Vols, and Cincinnati, Peru & Chicago R. R.; Du- S. v., civU war; adj. 32d U. S. Inft., and buque Western; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne killed by Modoc Indians in lava beds of & Chicago; Iowa & Lansing; Indianap- Oregon, 1872. olis & Chicago; Grand River VaUey; Grand Rapids & L. Shore; Mansfield, Coldwater & L. Mich.; Chicago, Dan- ville & Vincennes; col. 87th Ind. Vols.; bvt. brig.-gen. U. S. Vols.; d. Chicago, 1850. 111., 1886.

S. *Jacob Parker Gould, B. . b. Stoneham, Mass.; civ. eng. N. \ . Cent. Grenville Mellen Dodge, C. E., LL. D. R. R.; Stoneham Branch R. R.; maj. b. Danvers, Mass.; asst. eng. 111. Central; 13th Mass. Vols.; col. 59th Mass. Vols.; Rock Island; eng. Peoria branch. Rock rec'd wound in mine explosion in front Island, Miss. & Mo.; conducted over of Petersburg, Va., from which he died 25,000 miles of surveys for Union Paci- Aug. 21, 1864; the G. A. R. post at Stone- fic, from the Mo. River to Cal. state line; ham is named in his honor; d. Stoneham, during civil war, rebuilt part of "Frisco" Mass. line; Mobile & Ohio; Memphis & Charles- town; Nashville & Decatur; ch. eng. *Jesse Augustus Gove, B. S. L'nion Pacific 1866-70; Oregon Short Line; b. Ware, N. H.; was an accomplished Texas & Pacific; International & Great draughtsman and painter; lawyer; capt. Northren; Southern Utah; New Orleans 10th C. S. Inft.; col. 22d Mass. Vols.; shot & Pacific; M. K. & T.; Oriental Con- through the at the battle of Gains struction Co. roads in Mexico; Des Mills, June 27, 1862, while rallying his Moines & Northern; Des Moines & regiment for a final stand; Concord, Northwestern; Mexican Southern; Fort N.H. Worth & Denver City; Denver, Texas & Fort Worth; built the iron bridge William Partridge, B. S. across the Miss. River; Council Bluffs & b. Norwich, Vt.; asst. eng. Sullivan co., Omaha; pres. N. Y. "N. U." Alumni Sus- civ. N. H. R. R.; Trevorton, Mahonny & assoc. 1880 ; col. 4th Iowa Vols. quehanna; Sunbury & Erie; bridge war; maj. gen. Vols, in command 16th eng.; 1st It. 43d Wis. Vols.; top. eng. Army Corps; M. C. Iowa 1867-69; chair- U. S. Vols.; Cornell, 111. man commis. to investigate condition War Dept., Span. Am. War. Address, *Calvin Lewis Robinson, A. M. New York City. Lawyer, Jacksonville, Fla. Obed Poss, B. S. b. Buxton. Maine; teacher, planter, Altamont, Fla.; limiber manufacturer, Houlton, Maine.

*William Wallace Benjamin, 1846-48. Ormando Wyllis Gray, C. E. surveyor b. Bridgeport, Vt., prin. of military b. Townsend, Vt.; civil eng.; cotmty and schools; prin. Mt. Pleasant mil. acad. and publisher of numerous Bernardston, 1862-82; bank president; d. Sing-Sing, state maps and atlases; N. Y., 1882. Mass.

*Stillman Emerson Dana, 1845-48. tHenry Hobart Gillum, B. S. m.; Kansas, b. Waitsfield, Vt.; went to Col. in 1849 Civil eng.; capt. and ass. q. with Gen. Jackman '36 and Pres. Wheat- Vols. on of "N. U.;" civ. eng. Portage, Wis., and supt. locks and canals, 1856-72; gen'l *Francis Miner Lincoln, B. S. (M. D.) baggage agent. Great Northern R. R. b. Boston, Mass.; asst. surg. 9th Mass. surg. 1872-90; held many public offices; d. St. Vols.; surg. 35th Mass. Vols.; asst. Paul, Minn., 1894. U. .S. A.; Boston, Mass.

*Lyman Couch Granger, 1846-48. *Richard SuUivan Little, C. E. b. Grafton, N. H.; location and con- b. Pittsford, Vt.; M. D. Coll. Phys. & structing eng. Rock Valley R. R.; Mil- Surg., N. Y.; asst. surg. U. S. N.; d. of Mississippi; Milwaukee & wounds rec'd at Ft. Jackson; d. White- waukee & Watertown; Ranchman; d. Littleton, hall, N. Y., 1864. Colo., 1900. *Henry Barnet White, 1846-48. Shelburne, Vt.; hotel bus., Massena Lafayette Washington Peirce, A. M. b. Games- Springs, N. Y.; emp. V. S. custom house, b. Chesterfield, N. H.; lawyer; N. Y., 1880-86; d. Massena about 1S90. ville, Ga.

*Thomas Foster Wright, 1845-48. *John Minot Stanyan, A. B. to Cal. 1849; Jefferson Barracks, Mo.; s. Maj. -Gen. b. Andover. Mass.; went m b. Nicaragua; Geo. Wright, U. S. A.; left N. U. in 1848 emploved in Australia and civ. war; author; to enter West Point; cadet West Point, capt. 8th N. H. A'ols. Milford, 1848-50; joined Gen. Wm. Walker in his historian 8th N. H. Regt.; d. filibustering exped. against Nicaragua; N. H., 1905. 28 i85i NORWICH UNIVERSITY

''Joseph E. Young, B. S. Sullivan Holman McColUster, A. M., D. D. b. Athol, Mass.; e. f. Lowell, Mass.; asst. b. Marlboro, N. H.; Univ. clergyman; ens;. Ohio & Pa. R. R., 1851; Alleghany prin. Westbrook (Maine) Seminary; Val., Canton & South,. 1852; Ft. Wayne* pres. Buchtell Col. Akron, Ohio; traveler Chicago 1852; organized and built Chi- and author; Marlboro, N. H. cago & Great Eastern R. R. 1860 ? was vice-pres. and gen. man. this road *John Baldwin Thayer Mead, B. S.

1860 ; organized and built Chicago, b. Lowell, Mass., ch. eng. Terre Haute Danville & Vinoennes 1866-70; gen. man. & Alton R. R.; State "drill master" 111. this road — ? constructed Mich. Air Line Vols.; 1st lieut. ad.i. 28th 111. Vols.; d. 18— ; Kansas City, Emporia & South. R. 1862 of wound received of battle at Shi- R. ; eng. in cons, in Ind. & 111. 1905; loh; Bunker Hill, 111. d. 71 Park ave., Chicago, 111. *Ephraim Morris, A. M. b. Strafford, Vt.; manufacturer and banker; Hartford, Vt.

*Dunbar Richard Ransom, B. S. *ChaTles Carrol Caroenter, 1848-49. b. Fayettsville, N. C; s. col. T. B. Ran- b. Mass.; left N. U. to enter West Point; som '25; capt. and brev. col. LT. S. Art.; command Asiatic Fleet, 1894-96, during Fort Worth, Texas. the Chinese-Japanese War; rear-adml. U. S. N.; d. Portsmouth, N. H., in 1902. *Thomas Edward Greenfield Ransom. b. Norwich, Vt.; s. Truman B. Ransom *John S. Day, 1846-48. '25; civil eng. in 111.; capt. maj., It. col. b. Keene, N. H.; banker, Boston; d. and col. 11th 111. Vols.; brig. gen. and Brookline, Mass., about 1890. bvt. maj. gen.; commanded 17th Army Corps during Atlanta campaign; d. in tCharles H. Dearing, 1846-48. 1864 near Rome, Ga., of dysentery e. f. Decatur, Ga.; capt. 11th Ga. Vols. brought on by exposure and over work; C. S. A. was one of the most efficient and gallant officers in the army; Ransom Post, G. A. Ralph Smith Dorr, 1846-48, R., St. Louis, Mo., is named in his honor; b. Roxbury, Mass.; merchant, San Fran- is buried in Rose Hill , Chicago. cisco, Cal.; address, Colorado City, Colo. t*Solon Shedd, B. S. *He-iry Whitcomb HoUey, 1846-48. Civil eng.; served in Vols b. Pierrepont Manor, N. Y.; asst. eng. Cleveland & Pittsburgh; Parkersburgh *Lewis M— Strobel, B. S. c% Cincinnati; Crawfordsville & Fort b. near Charleston, S. C; planter; capt. Wayne; ch. eng. Southern Minnesota, 8th Texas Cavalry or Terry's Texas supt. of this road, 1870-74; capt. of a Rangers, C. S. A.; d. Chenango, Texas, Vol on "Frontier Duty" dur- 1869. ing Indian Troubles, 1862; author of a number of works; mining eng., British *Leonard Jaryis Wright, (certificate). Columbia, 1891-97; d. Fort Steele, B. C, b. Norwich, Vt.; div. eng. Northern 1897; last address, Everett, Washington. Central R. R. of Pa., 1852-58; Quakake & Catawissa, Pa.; div. eng. Alleghany *Frederick William Lander, 1848-50. Valley, 1866-68; Conn. Valley; Boston, b. Salem, Mass.; graduated by certificate Hartford & Erie; eng. on Conn. River from Capt. Partridge in 1850; made a R. R.; div. eng. N. Y. & New Eng.; capt. Transcontinental exploration and sur- 9th Mich. Cav. Vols.; d. Newton, Conn., vey for U. S. Gov't to determine practic- 1889. ability of a R. R. to Pacific Coast; en- gineered and built the "great overland wagon route" across the Rockies; made five Transcontinental surveys; secret service U. S. Gov't 1861; brig. gen. of Vols.; d. 1861 of disease brought on by *Wimam Rowe Baxter, (A. B.) service in the field. b. Cornwall, Vt.; lawyer; capt. 9th Minn. Vols. civ. war; killed in battle of Gun- *Calvin May, 1847-48. town, Miss., 1864. b. Gilsum, N. H.; L'niv. clergyman; LT. S. Revenue Service; d. Keene, N. H., 1862. Charles Franklin Kingsbury, M. D., 1848-50. b. Gilsum, N. H.; M. D., Dart. Med. Coll.; phys., Lyme, N. H., 1860-90; has held many public offices; vice-pres. Boston 1851. N. LT. Alumni Assoc; West Medford, Mass. tSamuel Batchelder, A. M. *Daniel Lindsay, 1848-50. Prin. of schools; said to have been an b. Bristol, Vt.; manufacturer, Bristol; officer in the C. S. A.; Kemper Springs, d. 1900. Miss. * Albion Jabez Mower, 1848-49. Luther Loren Baxter, B. S. b. Calais, Vt.; recruiting officer for 3rd b. Cornwall, Vt.; maj. 4th Minn. Vols.; 6th and 9th Vt. Vols.; extensive farmer; col. 1st Minn. Heavv Artillery; judge s. Ira Rich, N. U. Class '90; d. Calais, 7th Judicial District; Fergus Falls, Minn. Vt.. 1902. i852 1853

''Henry Adams Smalley, 1848-49. Albert A. Fletcher, 1849-51. b. Burlington, Vt.; grad. West Point, b. Bridgport, ^'t.; banker, Bridgeport 1854; col. oth Vt. Vols., civ. war; brev. and Middlebury, Vt.; col. gov's staff; brig. gen. U. S. Vols.; d. New York, 1888. state senator; address, Middlebury, Vt.

*Charles Jackson Ford, D. D. S. 1852. b. Uley, England; e. f. Middlebury, Vt., dentist, Dubuque, Iowa; and St. "Louis, *Charles Young Denniston, A. B. Mo.; capt. and surg. 6th Iowa Vols.; b. Plattsburg, N. Y.; civil eng. and real .d. St. Louis, Mo., 1868. estate; d. Hudson, Wis., 1886. *Charles Edward Griswold, 1852. *Harvey Webster Emery, B. S. b. Boston, .Mass.; in business, 1854-61; b. Lisbon, N. H.; prin. of schools, Va.; maj.; It.-col.; and col. 22d Mass. Vols.; lawver Portage, Wis.; state drill master; Col. 36th Mass. Vols.; killed in action lieut. col. 5th Wis. Vols.; d. 1862 of May 5, 1864. disease contracted at second battle of Bull Run; Madison, Wis. t*Peverill S. Peake, 1848-50. e. f. Bristol, Vt. *William Henry Greenwood, C. E. b. , N. H.; constructed over 4,000 t*Edwin S— Stowell, miles of railway; asst. eng. Central e. f. Cornwall, Vt.; capt. 5th Vt. Vols.; Military Tract Ry. in 111.; American maj. and It.-col. 9th Vt. Vols, civil war; Central; ch. eng. Kansas Pacific; con. stock man; d. Cornwall in 1880. eng. Denver Pacific; gen'l manager Denver & Rio Grande; Pueblo & Arkan- *Noble Adolph Tompson. sas Valley, through "Royal Gorge," b. Cornwall, Vt.; merchant; d. Chicago, designed the famous "hanging bridge" in this gorge; ch. eng. Marion

*Henry H— Howard, A. B. ames Edward Ainsworth, C. E. b. Thetford, Vt., prin. of schools; dept. b. Claremont, N. H.; asst. eng. govt provost marshal in war; county judge; surveys, Iowa; cons. eng. Iowa Falls & lawyer; 1st It. 21st Iowa Vols.; Law- City R. R.; ch. eng. Cedar Falls & rence, Kansas. Minnesota and various railroads now operated by the C. M. ct St. Paul; locat- *William Henry Hubbard, B. S. mg eng. St. Louis

tHenry Osgood Herrick, B. S. Planter; in Anderson (?), So. Carolina. *Royal Ladd Burge. b. Alstead, N. H.; lawyer, Nev.; held John Quincy Adams McCollister, (M. D.) LL. many public offices; treas. M. K. & T. D. R. R.; d. Clinton, Mo., 1868. b. Marlboro, N. H.; physician; surgeon, 53rd Mass. Vols.; vice-pres. Boston *Samuel Hammond Currier, M. D., 1848-52. Alumni Assoc; Waltham, Mass. b. Norwich, Vt.; M. D., U . V. M. '57; asst. surg. Sth Vt. Vols, civil war; phys. *SewaUTruax, (certificate). Norwich, Vt.; d. Norwich, Vt. 1890. b. Mississquoi Co., Canada; e. f. Franklin, Vt.; asst. eng. on Union Pacific survevs; *George Henry EUiott, 1848-50. crossed the "Plains;" U. S. Govt, sur- b. Lowell, Mass.; left N. U. to enter veyor, Washington & Oregon; maj. West Point; col. U. S. engineers; carried Oregon cav. civil war; d. Spokane, out some of the most difficult eng. work Wash., 1894. for the U. S. Gov't.; d. 1902. 30 i854 NORWICH UNIVERSITY 1855

Walter Aikea, 1850-2. *Howard Cornelius Bancroft, 1850-52. b. Franklin, N. H.; eng. in charge of cons. b. Montpelier, ^'t.; wholesale dry goods Mt. Washington Ry. in N. H.; inventor; merchant, Columbus, Ohio; d. Colum- prominent hotel man; served in 1st N. bus, .Ohio. H. Vols., civ. war; Mason; d. Franklin, 1890. *Charles Edward Griswold, 1850-53. b. Boston, Mass.; maj. and It. col. and *Addison Richardson Baldwin, 1849-51. col. 22d Mass. Vols.; col. 56th Mass. Vols.; b. Topsham, Vt.; pres. Mass. Chemical shot through the neck in 1864 at the Co.; Swanee River R. R. Co.; d. Char- "Battle of the WUderness." lotte, N. Y., 1896. Oscar Hopestill Leland, (A. M.), 1851-53. Eber Richards, 1850-52. b. Baltimore, Vt.; A. B. & A. M. Baylor b. Schroon, N. Y.; pulp mfgr. Ticonde- Univ.; prof. math, and astronomy 1856- roga, N. Y. 61; Waco Univ.; Texas, 1861-64; adj. 30th Texas Cav. C. S. A.; U. S. revenue ser- *Nathan Abiel Chauncey Smith, 1850-52. vice; postmaster; large real estate owner; b. Chslsea, Vt.; 1st It. 12th Wis. Vols., Waco, Texas. under Gen. Bryant. '54; It. 32d Wis Vols.; ch. bond div. P. O. dept.; d. Washing- tDaniel B. Tarr. ton, D. C, 1900. e. f. Rockport, Mass.; raised a Co. for civ. war; last address, Sudbury, Mass. 1854- tXhomas E. Morris, 1851-53. *Clinton Spaulding Averill. e. f. Buffalo, N. Y.; maj. 15th Mich. (see class of 1849.) Vols. tXhomas S— Brownell. *Hartop Percell Thomas, 1850-53. Planter; Greenville, So. Carolina. b. W. Fairlee; s. Gen. Stephen Thomas; civ. eng. on Western Rys.; sutler 17th *George Edwin Bryant, LL. D, Army Corps; Rv.. conductor; d. Cen-

b. Templeton, Mass.; capt. 1st Wis. , tralia. Wis., 1900. Vols.; col. 12th Wis. Vols.; brev. brig, gen. in command 1st brigade, 3d division 17th Arniv Corps; lawyer; d. Madison, 1855. Wis., 1907.

George Priest Conn, A. M., (M. D.) *Delano Franklin Andrus, B. S. b. Hillsboro, N. H.; M. D. Dart. Med. b. Norwich. Vt.; merchant; d. Soman- Col. 1856; phys. E. Randolph, Vt., 1856- auk. 111., 1856.

61; Concord, N. H., 1863 ; asst. surg- 12th Vt. Vols. civ. war; surg. B. & M. R. tSamuel Edgar Briggs, B. S. 1880 prof, of Hygiene Dart. Med. Claremont, N. H. R. ;

Col. 1894 ; author; phj'sician; Con- cord, N. H. Bela Stevens Buel, B. S. Civil eng.; agent Wells Fargo Express *WiUiam H— Ensign, B. S., M. D. Co.; Spencerport, N. Y. b. Middletown, Conn.; surg. U. S. Army; New York City. William Smith Burton, A. B. b. Norwich, Vt.; editor No. Adams Henry Oakes Kent, A. M., LL. D. (Mass.) Transcript; Univ. clergyman; b. Lancaster, N. H.; col. 17th N. H. maj. 3rd Mich. Cav.; printer; New York Vols.; lawyer and banker; has held city. many public offices; trustee "N. U."; *Arthur Chase, B. S., LL. B. Lancaster, N. H. Lawyer; Claremont, N. H. George Dewey, B. S., M. M. S., LL. D. *William Day Munson, B. S. b.^ Montpelier, Vt.; admiral U. S. navy, b. Colchester, Vt.; lieut. col. 13th Vt. Washington, D. C. Vols.; asst. eng. St. Croix & Lake Su- Charles Hatch Long, B. S. perior R. R.; farmer and surveyor; d. b. Claremont, N. H.; capt. 6th N. H. Colchester, Vt., 1903. Vols.; lieut. col. 17th N. H. Vols.; col. 1st N. H. heavy artillery; agent B. & M. Jonas H— Piatt, D. S. R: R.; Claremont, N. H. Banker and Marine insurance broker; *Col. Charles Hildreth Lewis, B. S., LL. D. b. Alton, Maine; civ. eng. Minn.; capt. and brev. lieut. col. 16th U. S. Inf,; pres. Zephaniah Piatt, B. S. "N. U." 1880-1890; d. Beverly, Mass., b. Milton, Vt.; merchant; Hudson, Wis. 1906.

Walter Aiken, 1850-52. William M. Bates, 1852-54. b. Franklin. N. H.; inventor of manj- b. Glastonbury, Conn.; hotel manager, machines; eng. in charge of building St. Nicholas, N. Y.; Ocean House, New- Mt. Washington (N. H. R. R.); designed port, R. I.; Congress Hall, Saratoga 1st locomotive; hotel owner in White Springs, N. Y.; Fifth Avenue Hotel, Mts. and Bermuda Islands; served in Everett House, N. Y.; New Southern 1st N. H. Vols. civ. war; d. Franklin, Hotel, St. Louis; address, Everett N. H., in 1890. House, N. Y. City. 1856 I8S7 31

George Blood French, 1851-54- Levi Gleason Kingsley, B. S. Vt.; lieut. 1st Vt. e. f. Proctorsville, Vt.; 1st sergt. 1st Vt. b. Shrewsbury, 2d Vols.; adj. 4th Vt.; capt. Co. F. "Fron- Vols.; maj. 12th Vt. Vols.; Q. M. Gen. tier" or 26th N. Y. Cav.; stockman; Vt. Nat'l Guard; brig. gen. Vt. Nat'I Fremont, Neb. Guard; merchant; Rutland, Vt.

*Thomas Gorman, 1852-55. tLorenzo Pottter, B. S. e. f. Northampton, Mass.; Univ. clerg. 1st lieut. 8th 111. Vols.; Chicago, III,. Columbus, Ohio, Nashua, N. H., Mai- den, Mass.; d. Columbus, Ohio, 1890. tAugustine E— Smith, B. S. Clarendon, Vt. Ohio? *Alfred Gordon Hall. b. Portland, Conn.; adj. 9th Conn. Vols.; tWiUiam H— Chase Strong, B. S. lieut. col. U. S. A.; d. St. Louis, Mo., Col.C.S.A.;Pensacola, Fla. 1867. Arba Nelson Waterman, M. S., LL. D. Oscar Eugene Learned (certificate) 1851-54. b. Greensboro, Vt.; lawyer; lieut. col. b. Fairfax, Vt.; lawyer; lieut. col. 1st 100th 111. Vols.; judge circuit court Kansas Vols.; supt. Haskall Institute, 1886-90; judge appelate court; Chicago, Lawrence, Kans.; Supt. Southern Kan. Ry.; editor Lawrence Daily Jodrx.^l; address, Lawrence, Kansas. Edward Bancroft Williston, B. S. . b. Norwich, Vt.; col. 6th U. S. Artillery; tCharles V. Lord, 1852-54. brig. gen. U. S. Vols.; Spanish war in b. Bangor, Maine; merchant, Bangor, command of artillery corps; Chicka- Maine. mauga, Ga.; provost marshal gen. Manila, P. I.; retired 1901 with rank of *George Olcott, 1850-52. brig, gen.; governor soldiers home b. Charleston, N. H.; banker, Charles- Washington, D. C. ton, d. about 1898. Henry Clay Wood, A. M., B. S. *Wmis R— Peake, 1852-54- b. Winthrop, Maine; A. B. Bowdoin, '54; b. Bristol, Vt.; held many public offices; U. S. army (retired) New York City, N. manufacturer; d. Bristol, 1901.

t*Egbert Phelps. Jedediah Hyde Baxter, M. D., A. M., LL. B., b. Middlebury, Vt.; teacher and lawyer; 1852-54. capt. 19th U' S. Inft.; author; d. Joliet, b. Strafford, Vt.; M. D. "U. V. M." '60; 111.; about 1902. surg. 12th Mass. Vols.; surg.-gen. U. S. A.; author; d. Washington, D. C, 1890. John M. Schall, 1851-54. e. f. Norristown, Pa.; It. 2d Pa. Vols.; George Butterick, col. 87th Pa. Vols.; brigade commander; b. Concord, Mass.; sergt. 47th Mass. maj. gen. Pa. N. G.; col. Pa. Vols, in Vols.; capt. 3d U. S. C. I.; planter; La.; Spanish-American War; address, Nor- d. Concord, Mass., 1895. ristown, Pa. William Henry Fullerton, 1853-55. *EpaphoToditus Hager Seymour. b. Windsor, Vt.; in business, Windsor, b. Middlebury, Vt.; eng. U. S. N.; d. Vt. 1864. Samuel Newhall Hartshorn, Washington R. Vermilye, Jr. b. Lyndeboro, N. H.; d. there in 1894; e. f. New York; banker New York; ad- civ. eng.; served with Lafayette Artillery dress, Bergen Ft., N. J. CO. in defences at Portsmouth, N. H., during civ. war.

1856. Geo. Watts Hubbard, 1853-55. b. Windsor, Vt.; manufacturer, Windsor, Vt. George Pearsons Buel, B. S. Guirdon S. Hubbard, 1853-55. b. Lawrenceburg, Ind.; civil eng. Colo.; b. Chicago, 111.; capt. 88th 111. Vols.; real col. 58th Ind. Vols.; commanded "Pion- estate business. Chicago; address, Chic- eer Brigade" army of the Tennessee; ago, 111. lieut. col. 29th U. S. Inft.; col. 15th Inft.; Lawrenceburg, Ind.; d. 1887. William R. Huntington, A. M., D. D. e. f. Lowell, Mass.; A. B. Harvard, 1857; *Arthur Chase, A. B. P. E. clerg>'man; rector Grace Church, (See class 1855.) New York.

Frederick Howard Farrar, B. S. John MitcheU, 1853-55. b. Natchez, Miss.; asst. eng. "Board of b. Claremont, N. H.; lawyer; judge Public Works" La.; lieut. col. 1st La. Iowa circuit court; d. Des Moines, Iowa. Regulars; killed by an e.f plosion of a shell at the battle of Murfersboro, 1863, 1857- while in command of his regiment; Point Coupe, La. *Warren Clark, B. S. b. Hopkinton, N. H.; prin. of military Frederick Norton Freeman, B. S. schools; state drill master; N. H. Vols.; (See Class of 1857.) lawyer; d. Concord, N. H., 1891. 32 1858 NORWICH UNIVERSITY 1859

*Frederick Norton Freeman, B. S., A. M. t*Frank A— Page, B. S. b. Claremont, N. H.; prin. ol military 2nd lieut. 2nd U. S. Inft.; lawyer! Ta- schools; col. N. Y. Nat'l Guard; manager coma Park, Washington. Penn. Coal Co.; Newbury, N. Y.

Elias Burton Hart, A. M. Vice pres. Central Crosstown Railroad Co. (N. Y. City); capitalist, New York t*J. Webster Childs, 1855-57. City. e. f. Paint Creek, Mich.; col. 4th Mich, Vols.; d. Washington, D. C. *De Forrest Holt Merriman, B. S. b. Bradford, N. Y.; merchant; Phila- Arthur Lawrence, (D. D.) 1855-56. delphia, Perm. e. f. Boston, Mass.; 1st lieut. 20th Mass, Vols, and aid on staff of Gen. O. O, Charles Foster Sayles, B. S. Howard; P. E. clergyman, Stockbridge, b. So. Adams, Mass.; asst. eng. Housa- Mass. tonic Tunnel in Mass.; ch. eng. Pittsfield & No. Adams; Lee & Hudson; civil eng.; 1859. No. Adams, Mass.

*Harry Niles Worthen, B. S. *Robert E. Hitchcock, B. S. b. Thetford, Vt., lawyer; maj. 1st Vt. 1st lieut. U. S. marine corps; killed at Vols., lieut. col. 4th Vt.Vols.; d. Hanover, the first battle of Bull Run; first Ver- N.H. 1901. monter to fall in the civil war; Shore- ham, Vt.

tCyrus M— Merriman, B. S. tFrank B— Fenton, 1854-56. Lumber merchant; Williamsport, Pa. e. f. Bennington, Vt.; capt. 111. Vols. *Edgar Parker, B. S. (M. D.) *Frederick Fayette Fletcher, 1854-56. b. Framingham, Mass.; M. D. Harv. '63; b. Jericho, Vt.; merchant, Minneapolis, physician; asst. surg. 13th Mass. Vols'; Minn.; d. Minneapolis, 1890. portrait painter; d. Bridgewater, Mass. 1892. Levi W— Goodrich, 1854-55. e. f. Pittsford, Mass.; surveyor, Texas; Joseph Steadman, B. S., A. M., (M. D.) capt. 30th Texas Cav. C. S. A.; lawyer, b. Medfield, Mass.; sergt. in the famo Waco, Texas. "6th Mass." Regt. civil war and served defense of Washington 1861; lieut. col. Brownell Granger, 1854-56. 42nd Mass. Vols., in command of regt. b. Greenfield, Mass.; adj. 11th Mass. Jan. 1863, July 1864; physician; Jamaica Vols.; capt. and bvt. col. U. S. Vols, on Plains, Boston, Mass.; d. 1900. staff duty; ch. eng. of horse railroads in Boston; commissioner for state on Archibald S. Taylor, B. S. Hoosao Tunnel; ch. eng. yards and Capt. U. S. Marine Corps, civU war; docks Charlestown navy yard, 1874-77; Newark, N. J. supt. mines, Beechmont, Nova Scotia. Charles Tyler Walcott, B. S. *Samuel Dana Hayes, 1854-56. b. Readsboro, Vt.; asst. eng. Fitchburg e. f. Brookline, Mass.; s. Allen Augustus R. R.; Conn. River R. R.; Pittsfield & Hayes, '25; asst. state chemist; d. 1860. No. Adams; Boston & Albany; Hoosac Tunnel; 1st asst. eng. Lee & Hudson; *Benjamin Hinman Steele, A. B 1854-55. ch. eng. Troy & Greenfield; Ware Div. b. Stanstead, Canada; judge (Vt.) Mass. Central; Brattleboro & Wilming- supreme court, 1865-70; d. 1873 ton (Cent. Vt.); Greenfield, Mass.

William Augustus Treadwell, 1854-56. b. Salem, Mass.; New York State "drill master" with rank of capt.; capt. 14th N. Y. Art.; col. 1st N. J. Vet. Vols.; mil. ed.; New York Post; min., Cal.; address, t*Frank Power Amsden, 1856-57. San Francisco, Cal. b. BoonvUle, N. Y.; s. Joel Amsden, '34; R. P. I. Troy, 1854-56; capt. 1st Pa. L. George Otis Tyler, 1854-56. Art.; city eng. Scranton. Pa.; asst. eng. b. Lowell, Mass.; capt. 43d Mass. Vols.; Del. Lackawanna & Western; res. eng. lumber mfgr., Burlington, Vt.; address, Flushing & North Shore R. R., Long Somerville, Mass. Island; Morris & Essex; d. about 1894.

to— N.? Baker, 1856-58. 1858. e. f. Sacremento, Cal.

*George Washington Hobbs, B. S. t*Warren Joynes Clark or (J. W.) name b. Worcester, Mass,; "drill master'' changed to J. W. DePoincy, 1856-58. U. S. Vols, civil war; served with the e. f. St. Marys, Ga.; col. Ga. Vols. C. S. A. 6th Mass. Vols, in the defense of Wash- ington; one of the founders of the High- *Robert Jackson Cowden, 1855-58.

land mil. acad., Worcester, Mass ; at- b. Boston, Mass.; priv. 1st Mass. Vols.; torney. New York, New Haven & Hart- capt. 31st N. Y.; capt. 56 Mass.; killed ford R. R.; d. Uxbridge, Mass., 1900. in battle of Cold Harbor, 1864. .

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Samuel Hazard Cross, 1856-58. Samuel WaiKer Shattuck, C. E., A. M. b. Westerly, R. I.; town clerk, 1869-82; b. Groton, Mass.; sergt.-maj. 6tli Mass. state senator, 1869-82; state auditor, Vols.; capt. 8th Vt. Vols.; brigade-adjt. 1882-87; sec. state, 1887-89; mem. state pres. and vice-pres. N. U.; dean of the board of Education, 1873-97; treas. Paw- dept. of math, and bus. man., Univ. of catuck Vallev St. Ry.; d. New York IIH; Champaign, 111. City, July 2, 189S. *Sumner Timothy Smith, B. S., (M. D.) Walter Delafield, (A. M.) 1854-56. Master's mate U. S. N.; phys.; Athol, b. Poughkeepsie, N. Y.; civ. eng. 1856-58; Mass. banking, 1858-60; A. B., St. Stephens' coll., 1866; Episopal clergyman; d. Chic- ago, 1900. *Noel Byron Howard, 1856-59. b. Fairfax, Vt.; teacher in N. C. 1859-60; *Edwy WeUs Foster, (M. D.), 1856-58. col. 2d Iowa Vols. 1864; served as brigade b. Shelburne Falls, Mass.; leader band commander for some time; d. — Florida, 27th ilass. Vols.; M. D. Boston Univ. 1871. Med. Coll.; dentist, physician, author, musical composer; d. Boston, Mass., *Byron Hector Kilbourn, (M. D.), 1857-59. 1900. b. Milwaukee, Wis.; M. D. Rush Med. Coll.; one of the founders Phi Delta t*Wallace Albert King, 1855-57. Kappa Frat. "N. U." It. 3d Wis. cav.; b. Woodstock, Vt.; lieut. 4th Mich. Vols.; phys. Milwaukee; d. Milwaukee in 1897. Priv. Co. B. 7th R. I. Cav. "college cava- liers;" painter; d. Keene, N. H., about Henrv Alfred Robbins, (M. D.), 1858-60. 1902. b. St. Louis, Mo.; M. D. U. of Pa.; med. dir. 2d Wis. Vols.; phys. U. S. A.; surg. Charles E. Parker, 1856-58. and maj. France Nat. Guard during the b. Vergennes, Vt.; capt. 7th Vt. Vols.; "Commune"; prof. Georgetown L^niv. in business in Vergennes, Vt. Med. Coll.; author of medical works; phys.; Washington, D. C. Thomas O. Seaver, 1856-58. b. Pomfret, Vt.; col. 3d Vt. Vols.; rec'd William Starr, 1857-59 a "" from congress; b. Seneca Falls, N. Y.; 6th Mass. Vols.; judge of probate, Woodstock, Vt. clerk A. M. dept. civil war; in business New Orleans, La. Holland Wheeler, 1856-58. b. Saxton's River, Vt., asst. eng. Leaven- worth, Lawrence & Ft. Gibson R. R. Leavenworth branch Kansas Pacific; Charles Albert Curtis, A. M. eng. Solomon, Junction City & Ft. b. HaUowell, Maine; A. B. Bowdoin, Kearney; McPherson branch, Kansas 1877; mil. instructor, 6th Maine Vols.; Pacific; Kansas Central; Kansas Pacific; act. asst. adj. gen. on the staff of Gen. ch. eng. Sedalia, W^arsaw & Southern; W. L. Hancock, civ. war; capt. U. S. A.; eng. elevated R. R. Kansas City; asst. prof. mil. science, N. U. 1869-80; pres. eng. Mo. Pacific R. R.; city eng. Law- N. U. 1875-80; author; commandant, rence, Kansas; U. S. mineral surveyor; Univ. of Wis. 1898—. water works eng.; capt. 3d Regt. Kan. militia in civil war; address, Lawrence. Josiah Hall, B. S. Kansas. b. Westminster, west, Vt.; col. 1st Vt. Cav.; confined in Libby prison; took part in 78 battles and engagements with i860. his regiment; farmer and eng.; coll. Fresno, Co., Cal. *Gustavus M. Bascom, B. S.

b. — . Ohio; e. f. Columbus, O.; drill *Charles Bradley Stoughton, A. M., LL. D. master Ohio Vols.; It.-col. and asst. b. Chester, Vt.; drill master Vt. Vols.; adjt.- gen. 23d Army Corps; bvt.-col.; col. 4th Vt. Vols.; bvt. brig.-gen. IT. S. U. S. Vols.; capt. 13th U. S. Inft.; d. Vols.; lawyer; Bellows Falls, Vt. d — Portsmouth, R. I.; 1884. t*George W. Field, B. S. Capt. o9th Mass. Vols.; Northfield, Mass. *Walter Abbott, 1857-59. e. f. Warren, R. I.; U. S. Naval Acad., Charles Morton, C. E. 1859-61; It. com. U. S. N.; d. Madeira b. Boston. Mass.; asst. city eng.; Boston; Islands, 1871. eng. surv. oflSce, 1867-85; supt. of sewers; mem. Am. Soc. C. E.; cons, eng.; Bos- tGeorge V. Boutelle, 1857-59. ton, Mass. e. f. Troy, N. Y.; maj. 21st N. Y. Vols.; civil eng.? *Edmufid Rice, B. S., A. M. b. Cambridge, Mass.; col. 19th Mass. Edward Aiken Chandler, 1857-61. Vols, civil war; col. 6th Mass. Vols. b. Pomfret, Vt.; state drill master, Vt.; Spanish-American war; col. 26th V. S. 1st It. 3d Vt. Vols.; in business Redwood Vols. P. I.; col. 19th U. S. Inft.; brig.- Falls, Minn.; d. there in 1886. gen. (retired); in command "Columbian Guards" World's Fair, Chicago; guards t*James K— Ewart, 1857-61. Louisana Purchase Expos. St. Louis, e. f. Sparta, O.; capt. 26th Ohio vols.; 1904; d. Wakefield, Mass.— 1906. banker MaysvUIe, Mo., in 1900. 34 i863 NORWICH UNIVERSITY 1863

*Thomas Wilkins Eayre, 1858-61. Curtis Sawyer Barrett, B. S. e. f. Viiicentown, N. J.; drill master Vt. Capt. and Q. M. U. S. Vols.; capitalist, Vols.; adjt. 5th N. J. Vols.; capt. and Cleveland, O. asst. adj.-gen.; shot through the heart at Spottsylvania court house. tCharles O— Bradlev, B. S. b. Lebanon, N. H.; 1st sergt. 1st N. H. *TUomas Albert Henderson, (LL. B.) Vols.; capt. 13th N. H. Vols.; capt. N. H. b. Dover, N. H.; LL. B. Harvard I-aw Heavy Artillery; capt. 20th U. S. Inft.; School; It.-col. 7th N. H. Vols.; shot d. Fort Maginnis, Mont. 1887; Concord, while in command of regiment in battle N. H. of "Deep Bottom,"' near Richmond, in 1864. Charles Edmund Bush, B. S. b. Shoreham, Vt.; sergt.-maj. 7th R. I. tNathaniel Irish, 1857-59- Cav. "College Cavaliers"; banker, Or- e. f. Pittsburgh, La.; capt. Pa. It. artil. well, Vt.; pulp mfr., Ticonderoga, N. during civil war. Y.; address New York City.

*Frank Curtis Pierce, 1858-61. George Albert Converse, B. S., A. M. e. f. Augusta, Me.; left N. U. to enter h. Norwich, Vt.; grad. U. S. Naval army; capt. 6th Maine. Acad. 1865; has held many important commands in LT. S. N.; "rear-admiral t*Julius R. Richardson. U. S. N.; Washington, D. C. b. Montpelier, Vt.; paymaster U. S. N. merchant and mem. Stock Exchange, Charles A. Coolidge, B, S., (M. D.) Chicago, 111. b. Boston, Mass.; M. D. Univ. of Wor- cester, Ohio 1873; served in civil war; 1862. It.-col. 9th U. S. Inft. and in command of regiment at the taking of Peking, Theodore Harvey Kellogg, A. M., (M. D.) China, 1900; col. 2d U. S. Inft.; brig.- 1st It. 7th squadron, R. I. Cav. "College gen. (retired'); San Fransicso, Cal. Cavaliers"; phys.; author; supt. of va- rious insane hospitals, N. Y.; Riverdale, William Strong Dewey, B. S. N.Y. b. Quechee, Vt.; private Co. B., 7th Squad., R. I. Cav.; capitalist and man- ufacturer; Quechee, Vt.

*Edward Treadway Jones, 1859-61. William Haven, B. S. b. Chelsea, Vt.; left N. U. in 1861; state 1st It. 6th N. H. Vols merchant; Ot- "drill master"; drilled 2d, 3d, 4th, 6th, umwa, Iowa. and 8th Vt. Vols.; served in the field with 6th Vt. Vols.; d. of disease con- *Rufus Leander Moses, B. S. tracted in service. b. .Montpelier, Vt.; 1st sergt. 3d Vt. Vols.; teacher and civil eng.; d. Ran- +*Walter A. Phillips, 1859-61 dolph, Vt., 1872. b. Montpelier, Vt.; It. h t Vt. Lt. Artil. d. 111. 1902. *George Hawes Ober, B. S. Fayetsville, Vt. *Van Beuren Sleeper, 1859-62. b. Chelsea, Vt.; 2d Vt. Vols, and Signal tA.— H.— Page, B. S. Service; citv treas. Lowell, Mass., 1883- e. f. Warren, Mass.; served in Penn. 90; d. Lowell, 1890. Vols.? tNicholas Tanco, 1859-61. *Rody Patterson, Jr., B. S. e. f. Matanzas, Cuba; is said to have b. Pittsburgh, Pa.; prop, of Springhurst been an officer in the Cuban army. Stock Farm; d. Lexington, Ky., 1886.

Clayton Eugene Rich, B. S.

b. — ; e. f. Shoreham, Vt.; capitalist, New York City. *Henry Elijah Alvord, C. E., LL. D. b. Greenfield, Mass.; 1st sergt. 7th *Charles Edward Steele, B. S. squad. R. I. Cav. "College Cavaliers" b. Chelsea, Vt.; Windsor, Vt. maj. 2d Cav. Mass. Vols.; capt. 10th U. S. Cav.; prof. mil. science, Mass. Agricul- *William Spencer Vernam, B. S. tural Coll. pres. and dir. of agricultural b. Lvons. N. Y.; left N. U. to become colleges in Maryland, New York, Okla- adj. 175th N. Y. Vols, civil war; 1st It. homa, and New Hampshire; chief dairy and ch. Ordnance, Dept. of the Gulf; division U. S. Agrl. Dept., Washington, capt. 18th U. S. Cav., but continued as D. C; d. St. Louis, Mo., 1904. ch. Ordnance; U. S. Consul China 1869- 72; broker firm Wm. S. Vernam & Co., Charles Henry Atwood, B. S. Wall street 1892-98; N. Y. man. Morse b. St. -Albans, Vt.; merchant,, St. Al- Iron Works and Dry Dock Co. 1898-1902; bans, Vt. vice-ores, and gen. man. Manhattan Tool Co. 1902; Brooklyn, N. Y., 1902-06; *George Alonzo Bailey, B. S. d. N. Y. City, 1907. b. Woodstock, Vt.; drill master Vt. Vols.; private 7th squad. R. I. Cav.; capt. 11th Vt. Vols.; d. Woodstock, Vt., ;

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Charles Edward Ashcroft, 1859-61. tRobert Chandler Lord, B. S. e. f. Boston; left N. U.; to become drill- e. f. Boston, Mass.; 1st It. 3d U. S. Inft.; master Mass. Vols.; mech. eng. and an civil engineer, Chicago, 111. authority on steam eng.; address Bos- ton, Mass. tFrederick Halsey McCuUoch, B. S. tWilliam B. Hays, 1859-61. e. f. Fort Wayne, Ind.; saiil to have been b. Pittsburg, Pa.; city recorder, Pitts- a planter in Virginia? burg, Pa. '*Ralph Metcalf, B. S.

*Charles Arthur Hoyt. b. Newport, N. H.; 1st It. Penn. Nat. e. f. Deerfield, Mass.: merchant N. Y. Guard; receiver Dime Savings Bank, d. 1903. Chicago, 111.; d. Chicago, 1904.

John William Parsons, (M. D.), 1860-61. Arthur Paine Morey, B. S. b. Rye. N. H.; M. D. Harv. Med. Coll.; b. Randolph, Vt.; priv. 7th Squad. R. I. asst. surg. 24th Mass. Vols.; physician Cav., "College Cavaliers"; capt. 22d U. Portsmouth, N. H. S. C. I.; bvt. ma.i. U. S. Vols.; Vt. State drill master; banker; Sedalia, Mo. *Albert Sabine, 1861-62. b. Woodstock, Vt.; left N. to enter U. tjohn Holbrook Osgood, B. S. army; 1st It. First U. S. Inft.; d. 1863 of disease contracted at siege of Vicks- b. Pomfret, Conn.; capt. U. S. C. I.; burg. Pomfret, Conn.

*Dudley Farley Phelps, B. S., LL. B. 1864. b. Groton, Mass.; LL. B. Harv. 1867; adj. 20th U. S. C. I.; chief law officer, v. S. Custom House; lawyer; New York, d. Mass., 1906. Lemuel Abijah Abbott, B. S. b. Barre, Vt.; capt. 10th Vt. Vols.; capt. Henry Moses Phillips, A. M. 6th U. S. Cav.; bvt. maj. U. S. A.; (re- b. Athol, Mass.; priv. 7th Squad. R. I. tired 1883); author; Barre, Vt. Cav.; instructor commis. officers Vt. Vols. 1862; 1st It. and bvt. capt. 4th Edward Dean Adams, M. S. Mass. Cav.; pres. Phillips Mfg. Co.; b. Boston, Mass.; mem. firm Winslow. mayor Springfield; post-master; state Lanier & Co., bankers, 1878-93; railroad treas.; sec. Mass. Mut. Life Ins. Co., organizer; pres. Cataract Cons. Co.; Springfield, Mass. chairman board of directors Northern Pacific R. R.; fellow Amer. Soc. C. E.; *Abbott Allen Shattuck, B. S., A. M. representative Deutsche Bank, Berlin, b. New . N. H.; corp. 6th Mass. Germany; chair, finance com., Allis- Vols, in defence of Washington, Vt. Chalmers Co.; trustee "N. U." 1904— state drill master; capt. 25th U. S. C. I.; N. Y. City. Kansas City. tWarren Franklin Bascom, B. S. Charles Francis Thorndike, B. S. Civil engineer, Whitehall, N. Y. Beverly, Mass.

*Julius Jacob Estey, B. S., A. M. *Charles Foster Tillinghast, Jr., B. S. b. Brattleboro, Vt.; brig. -gen. in com- 1st It. and adj. 7th Squad. R. I. Cav., mand of Vt. Nat. Guard; pres. Estey "College Cavaliers"; civil eng.; killed Organ & Piano Co.; d. Brattleboro, Vt., in 1871 by an oil well explosion in Penn. 1901. Pittsburg, Penn. tWilliam Gerrish, B. S. *Francis Asbury Sawyer, B. S. Chelsea, Mass.; d. 1903. Member firm of F. A. & J. Sawyer, and Charles Sawyer, Woolen Mfrs.; *Charles Daniel Gregory, B. S. Dover, N. H.; d. Bo.ston, Mass., 1889. b. Concord, Vt.; merchant; d. St. Louis, Mo., 1886. *Edward Stanley Abbott, 1862. b. Beverly, Mass.; entered from Harv. *Dwight Henry Kelton, A. M., LL. D. Univ. to take mil. course; 1st It. and b. Montpelier. Vt.; mem. 98th N. Y. bvt. cant. 17th U. S. Inft.; d. of disease Vols.; capt. 11.5th U. S. C. I.; major U. S. contracted in service. Inft.; retired in 1888; author; d. Mont- *Charles Guy CargiU, (M. D.\ 1861-63. pelier, Vt., 1906. b. Lancaster, N. H.; left N. LT. to enter

army ; corp. 16th Vt. Vols.; M. D. Dart.; *Charles Nelson Kent, B. S. phys. San Juan de Baptista, Cal.; died b. Lancaster, N. H.; 1st It. 17th N. H. there. June, 1900. Vols.; historian of regiment; mem. firm Geo. P. Rowell & Co., New York, N. Y; *William Henry Chaffin, 1861-63.

d. Myrick, L. I . 1906. b. Claremont, N. H.; capt. 14th Vols.; killed in battle Sept. 19, 1864, at Opequa, Thomas Jefferson Lasier, B. S. Va. Freeport, 111.; editor L.vke Superior Mixer; The National Eagle, N. H.; ch. tWilliam Aseph Dodge. clerk Bureau and Supplies, Navy Dept., b. Post Mills, Vt.; It. Co. B., 9th Vt. Washington, D. C. Vols.; address Post Mills, Vt. ?

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Lloyd Byron Fuller, 1861-62. Adin Hamlin Whitmore, 1861-63. e. f. Springfield, Vt.; 2d It. 16th Vt. Vols.; b. Plainfield. N. H.; served in 111. Vols, real estate and insurance; East Las forage post of Vicksburg; in charge Vegas, New Mexico. capt. 2d U. S. Inft.; planter; asst. eng. Alton; Peoria & Rock Island; Chicago & Frank Whitney, 1861-62. , Clinton & Springfield; ch. eng. Oilman b. Lynn, Mass.; banking -firm Danville; Kansas City, Em- mem. Chicago & Whitney Bros. Co., Boston, Mass., South.; Kansas City, Memphis & poria & and has charge of branch house in Cal- South.; supt. cons. Mex. Central; asst. & cutta, . city eng. Chicago and built cribs for water works; eng. in charge of bridges, Chicago; address Chicago, 111. 186s. *Frederick William Galbraith, 1861-62. b. Mt. Vernon, Me.; state drill master; It. col. on 2d It. 3d Maine Vols.; capt. and e. f. Cherry Valley, Mass. Gen. O. O. Howard's staff; lawyer; d. Cambridge, Mass., 1896. t*John Curry Boyd, B. S. e. f. Boston, Mass. *Edward Myron Granger, 1861-63. b Pittsford, Vt.; 1st sergt. "Harris Oscar Barron Child, B. S. Light Cav." of N. Y. city; shot through b. Pomfret, Vt.; adj. 8th Vt. Nat. Guard. the body during Sheridan's raid through railwav mail clerk; planter Deland, Fla. Winchester in 1864. John Jasper Dewey, M. S. Walter Scott Hazelton, 1861-63. b. Quechee, \ t.; pres. A. G. Dewey & Co. Woolen Mfg. Co., Quechee; pres. Wood- Strafford, Vt.; served in Co. B.. 7th b. stock, R. R.; trustee N. U.; Quechee, Vt. R I. Cavalry, "College Cavaliers"; Elkhart, Ind. banker; Joseph Hiram Goulding, A. B. Potsdam, N. Y.; 1st It. 6th U. S. C. I.; Chapin Henry, 1861-62. b. Horace sec. and tteas. Dorset Marble Co.; treas. b. N. Bennington, Vt.; It. 14th Vt. Vols.; Wilmington Savings Bank, Wilmington. railroad contractor, building large part of Minneapolis & St. Louis "Boo Line"; Samuel Harrison Green (A. M.), D. D., Northern Pacific; Great North.; Everett (LL. D.) & Monte Cristo; address Seattle, Wash b. Enosburg, Vt.; A. M., D. D., Colgate Univ.; LL. D. Columbian Univ.; D. D. William Romeo Hoyt, 1861-62. and LL. D. Norwich Univ.; Baptist b. St. .\lbans, Vt.; 1st It. 10th Vt. Vols.; clergyman; pastor Calv. Church, Wash- lawyer. Chippewa Falls, Wis. ington, D. C; acting pres. Columbian Univ. (now George Washington Univ.) William Rutherford Mead, 1861-63. 1890-1904; Washington, D. C. b. Brattleboro, Vt.; A. B. Amherst Coll..; B. architect, firm McKim, Mead & White, Henry Augustus Howard, S. Vt.; private 60th Mass. N. Y. city. Windsor, Vols.; district attorney tFred Walter Moores, 1861-63,. lawyer; Warren Co.; Glens Falls, N. Y. e. f. Charlestown. Mass.; s. Fred Moores, U. S. N.; said to have served in civ. war. William Woodbury Howard, B. S. *John Howard Peck, (M. D.) b. Hallowell, Me.; govt, surv., Minn, b. E. Montpelier, Vt.; M. D., Univ. of man. Gas Savings Co., St. Paul, Minn. Vt.; phys. Montpelier; d. there 1880. Joseph Swift Richards, M. S. (L L. B.) George Frederick Putnam, 1861-63. b. Geneva, N. Y.; LL. B. Columbia Law '69; private Mass. b. Croydon. N. H.; lawyer; banker; School, 60th Vols.; Kansas City, Mo. lawyer; New York.

Henry Lake Slayton. 1861-62. Benjamin Kearney Roberts, B. S. b. Woodstock, Vt.; drill master N. H. b. Memphis, Tenn.; 2d It. 7th Iowa Cav.; Vols.; capt. U. S. C. I.; grad. Albany capt. and asst. adjt.-gen. U. S. Vols.; Law School; supt. schools, Texas; man. bvt. maj. U. S. Vols.; col. U. S. art. Slayton Lyceum Bureau, Chicago, 111. corps; Washington, D. C.

Charles Sleeper, 1861-63. tCharles Henry Smart, B. S. b. St. Albans, Me.; supt. San Francisco In business, Manchester, N. H. clearing house; San Francisco, Cal. *Jesse Bishop Smith, B. S. tEUis Pitcher Walcott, 1861-63. e. f. Strafford, Vt.; It. U. S. A.; d. — e. f. Utica, N. Y.; Co. B., 7th R. I. Cav. Straff6rd, Vt. "College Cavaliers"; 1st It. 8th N. Y. Heavy Art.; civil eng.. La Crosse, Wis. t*FrankUn Hamilton Walcott, 1861-63. Leonard Boardman Brown, 1862-64. e. f. New York.; Mills, N. Y.; priv. Co. b. Stark, Me.; editor Maine Standard B, 7th R. I. Cav., "College Cavaliers"; 1868-73; Concord P.\teiot 1874-78; Bos- sergt. mai. N. Y. Vols.; in business N. ton Globe 1878-79; People and Patriot Y. city; d. N. J. in 190.S. 1879-81; address Concord, N. H. i867 37

Henry E. S. Cowles, 1862-63. *Charles Henry Reed, B. S. b. Clareniont, N. H.; merchant, Boston, b. Boston, Mass.; merchant, Boston, Mass.; address Clareinont, N. H. Mass.; d. there 1882.

t*George Albert Folsom, 1862-64. Reuel Small, B, S. e. f. Sunrise City, Minn.; capt. 57th U. S. b. Newrj^, Me.; lawyer; official Reporter C. I.; advertising business, Boston, d. of Debates in the U. S. House of Rep- Maiden, Mass., in 1900. resentatives, Washington, D. C.

Augustus ViUerov Hill (M. D.), 1863-64. Samuel Thomas Wellman, C. E. b. Salem, N. Y.; M. D. Coll. Phys. & b. Wareham, Mass.; corp. 1st N. H. Surg.; phys. Guttenburg, N. J. Heavy Art. 1864-65; eng, for Richmond Potts & Loring 1866-69; erected many *Edmund Charles Houghton, 1862-65. furnaces in various parts of the U. S.; b. Shaftsbury, Vt.; merchant No. Ben- eng. and asst. supt. Nashua (N. H.) Iron nington, Vt.; served in corps cadets at Co., 1870-73; ch. eng. and supt. Otis Steel Newport, Vt.; 1864; d. Pasadena, Cal., & Iron Co., 1873-89; pres. Wellman, 1894. Seaver Eng. Co., Cleveland, O., 1890- 1902; Wellman, Seaver, Morgan Eng. William Fowle Ladd, 1862-64. Co. 1902; their Cleveland plant is a model b. Portsmouth, N. H.; cotton merchant, of its kind; this company has erected Galveston, Texas. furnaces and steel plants in all parts of the world; has taken out many patents; *Thomas Greenfield Rice, 1861-63. mem. Am. Soc. C. E.; pres. Am. Soc. b. Winslojv, Me.; 1st sergt. 2d Maine Mech. Eng. 1900-04; Am. Inst. Elec. Eng.; Cav.; 2d It. 4th U. S. Cav.; d. 1865 near British Inst. Mech. Eng.; Ver. Deutscher Vicksburg, Miss., of disease contracted Ei.sen-putten-leute: retired from presi- in service. dency of this Co., 1907

*John Robertson, 1862-65. ^James Anson Lawrence Whittier, B. S., e. f. Charlestown, N. H.; P. E. clerg.; LL. B. Jesuit priest; d. East Indies about 1890, Lawyer, Boston, Mass.

t*Marshall Burton Stebbins, 1863-65. b. Bradford, Vt.; mem. hardware firm *Charles Henry Potter, 1863-65. Davis, Stebbins & Co., Boston, d. Mai- e. f. Greenfield, Mass.; mfr., Fitchburg, den, Mass., in 1890. Mass.; d. 1897.

Holland Newton Stevenson, (C. E.) Eli Gowdy Stiles, 1862-64. e. f. Cambridge, N. Y.; C. E., R. P. I.. b. Melrose, Conn.; farmer and business Troy, N. Y.; ch. eng. U. S. N.; served man, Melrose. at battle of "Manila Bay" in 1898; ad- dress Washington, D. C. Charles Frederick Tibbetts, 1862-63. b. Augusta, Me.; drummer 21st Maine Edward Lothrop Stoddard, 1862-65. Vols.; 1st sergt. Maine Vols.; address b. Boston, Mass.; P. E. clerg.; rector Augusta, Me. Jersey City, N. J. 1867. *James Verilyea Sweetser, 1863-65. b. Marion, Ind.; extensive manufacturer * James Edwin Batchelder, C. E. and banker; d. Marion, Ind., 1906. b. Highgate, Vt.; Priv. Co. E. 5th Vt. Vols.; grad. West Point. '68; 1st lieuf. Clarence Weston Tolles, (M. D.) 1862-65. U. S. Cavalrv; civil eng.; commandant b. Clareniont, N. H.; M. D. Bellevue N. U.; Northfield, Vt.; d. Montana, 1880. Med. Hosp.; phys.; Claremont, N. H. tSeth Henry Benson, B. S. Charles Eben Wentworth, 1862- 64. e. f. Blackstone, Mass., farmer. h. Cincinnati, Ohio; printer and mfr.; Cambridge, Mass. George Partridge Colvocoresses, A. M. b. Norwich, Vt.; captain U. S. N.; Charles , 1862-64. navigator U. S. S. Concord at battle of b. Gardner, Mass.; treas. and manager "Manila Bay" 1898; commandant U. S. continental mills, Lewiston, Maine, ad- Naval Academy, Annapolis, M. D. 1905; dress Boston, Mass. Harland Page Davidson, A. M. b. Hooksett, N. H.; prin. schools in Pa., N. J. and Vt.; commandant military acad. Morgan Park, 111.; in 1888 opened Northwestern military academy, and has been its supt. since that date; editor William B.— Eaton, Jr. and author; A. M. "N. U." 1892. e. f. Groton, Mass.; purser Bangor & Boston S. S. Co.; Boston, Mass. fFrancis Marion Gowdy, B. S. b. Melrose, Conn.; merch.int and post- *tWilliam Chauncey Hayden Needham, B. S., master; Melrose, Conn., d. there 1886. M. D. e. f. Groton, Mass.; private 60th Mass. *Myron Robert Hurlbut, h. S. Vols.; physician; held many state offi- b. St. Albans. Vt., asst, paymaster C. V. ces; Columbus, Ohio. R. R. 1869-80; d. St. Albans, Vt. ;

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Wesley Kimball Walton, B. S. Charles A. M. b. Dixfield, Maine; Lawyer; see. land b. Philadelphia, Pa.; editor and author; dept.; Woodruff, Utah. has one of the finest libraries in N. H.; Exeter, N.H.

*Henry Clay Baxter, 1862-64. George K. Sabin, B, S., (M.D.) b. Derby Line, Vt.; son Portus Baxter, Physician; Brookline, Mass. '25; 1st It. bvt. maj. 11th Vt. Vols.; hotel business; d. 1891 at Derby Line, Vt. *Charles R— WalUngford, B. S. b. Milford, N. H.; lawyer; employ., Pis- Charles Phillip Burr, 1863-66. cataquis Pulp and Paper Co.; d. Mon- e. f. Batesville, AA.; cotton broker; St. tague, Maine, 1904. Louis, Mo. William Henry Wentworth, C. E. Henry Clay Clark, 1863-66. b. Oswego, N. Y.; Priv. 184 N. Y. Vols.; b. Roxbury, N. H.; col. N. Y. N. G.; div. eng. New York, Ontario & Western supt. Jordan, Marsh & Co. store, Boston, R. R.; locating eng. New Orleans, Mob. Mass. & Chattanooga; Houston & Tex. Cent.; Southern Pacific; cons. eng. Tex. Paci- *William Fiske, 1863-64. fic; Houston, east and west Texas; eh. b. Roxbury, Mass.; served 43d Mass. eng. Dallas and Wichita; Monterey and Vols.; in business Boston and Liver Mexican Gulf; div. eng. Mex. National; pool; d. Roxbury, 187.3. city eng. Dallas, Texas; cons. eng. and mine owner, Monterey, Mex.; mem. Am. Howard Fremont HiU (A, M.) (Ph. D.) D. D. Soc. C. E. b. Concord, N. H.; cadet 1863-65; A. B. Dart., '67; P. E. clergy.. Concord, N. H.; *Frank Mortimer Whiting, B. S. Chaplain Vt. N. G. 1883-95; trustee N. U. Mem. firm F. M. Whiting & Co., mfrs.

1895 ; author; address Concord, N. H. of silver goods; No. Attleboro, Mass.

tWinslow Metcalf Lindsay, 1862-64. e. f. Laconia, N. H.; is said to have been a capt. in the Kansas Vols., civil war. *James Knight Polk ChamberUn, 1865-67. b. Pomfret, Vt.; grad. Albany Law John Henry McLoud, 1863-65. School; lawyer, Lincoln, Neb., where b_. Calais, Vt.; prin. school, Hardwick, he died in 1889. Vt.; merchant, Hardwick, Vt. William Richard Cutter, A. M., 1865-67. *George Edmund Otis, LL. B., 1863-65. b. Woburn, Mass.; A. M. N. U. 1893; b. Boston, Mass.; served in 6th Mass. author; historical and genealogical works; Vols.; LL. B. Harv. Law School, 1867; librarian Woburn public library, Woburn, Judge Superior Court, Cal.; lawyer in Mass. partnership with Fred. W. Gregg, ex. 73, at San Bernardino, Cal., d. there 1905. *Alexander Bryan Johnson, 1864-67. b. Utica, N. Y.; lawyer; N. Y. city; mem. *Augustus Lorenzo Papanti, 1863-66. Union League Club, he with his wife e. f. Boston, Mass.; capt. 2d Mass. Cav.; perished in the "Windsor Hotel" fire prop. "Papanti's Dance Hall," Boston; in 1902. d. 1904. Frederick Eugene Ransom, 1864-66. *James Ezekiel Porter, 1862-63. b. Norwich, Vt.; s. Col. Truman B. Ran- b. Strong, Me.; left N. U. to enter West som, '25; civil eng.; 2d It. 11th 111. Vols.; ' Point; grad. '67; 1st It. 7th Cav.; served priv. 3d U. S. Cav.; asst. eng. Union Pac. in Indian campaign; killed in "Custer's R. R.; address Soldiers' Home, Quincy, Last Fight," June 25, 1876. 111.

Charles Montgomery Reed, (A. B., LL. B.), 1863-65. b. Brookline, Mass.; A. B. Dart., 1867; LL. B. Harvard; lawyer; Boston, Mass. Charles Dole, A. M. tCharles Storey Wheelright, 1863-66. b. Northfield. Vt.; prof. N. U. 1871-86; b. Roxbury, Mass.; .said to have .served vice-pres. N. (sec U. ; Vermont Black Slate in civil war; in business. Providence, Co), Northfield, Vt. R. T. Clarence Lockwood Hathaway, A. M.,(M.D.) Physician, Winthrop, Mass.

Nathaniel Webster Ellis, C. E. Henry John Skinner Howe, B. S. 1'. Fordham, N. Y.; asst. eng. Suncook b. Northfield, Vt.; banker. Marshal- R. R.; Sugar River R. R.; asst. eng. town, Iowa. Boston & Maine R. R.; division eng. on the Orequipa & Pumo R.. R. in Peru; Union Pacific & Central Rys.; water works eng.; Mem. Am. Soc. C. E.; Man- Charles S— . Denison. chester, N. H.; d. Boston 1889. b. Gambia, Ohio: B. S. and C. E. Univ. of Vt.; asst. eng. Milwaukee & North.; t*Robert Grosvenor, B. S. prof, drafting, Univ. of Michigan 1876— Providence, R. I. address Ann Arbor, Mich. ;

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*William Henry Hunt, 1865-68. *James Wheeler Swett, B. S. b. St. Albans, Vt.; asst. eng. Northern b. Bethel, Vt.; s. Rev. Josiah Swett, '37; Pacific R. R.; paymaster Central Vt. prin. Rugby Academy; Wilmington, R. R. 1876-95: held many public offices: Del.; d. there 1876. d. St. Albans, Vt., 1895. 1873.

1870. tAlvin Morton Bailey, B. S. e. f. Montreal, P. Q. tjob Francis Davis, B. S. Henry Augustus Burt, B. S. e. f. Falmouth, Mass. b. Fairfield, Vt.; asst. eng. Burlington & Mo. R. R.; in Neb., Col. and Kan.; Walter Dole, B. S., A. M, lawyer: Swanton, Vt. b. Northfield, Vt.; graduate Meadville Theol. Sem.; Univ. clergyman. North- *Frank Richard Bates, B. S. field, Vt. b. Northfield, lawyer; Northfield, Vt.; d. there 1883. t*Alfred Briggs Gilbert, B. S. e. f. Lanesboro, Mass.; lawj'er; d. New *William Ripley Dorr, M. S. Orleans, La., 1875. b. Chatham, N. Y.; treas.and manager Home & Danz Mfg. Co.; treas. Life Ins. *Charles Gilman TarbeU, B. S. Clearing Co.; pres. Stanton Gold Mining b. Randolph, Vt.; private 8th Vt. Vols, Co., Arizona: pres. board of trade, St. and U. S. Signal Corps; prin. of schools Paul, Minn.: broker, N. Y. city; d. 1904. in Vt., 111., Minn, and Cal.; Randolph. Vt.; d. 1881. Augustus Eastman, B. S. b. Rutland, Vt.: man. stock farm; Men- tGeorge Morrison Willard, B. S. don, Vt. e. f. No. Hartland, civ. eng., Bismark, N. George Lemuel Huntoon, B. S. b. Springfield, Mass.; capt. Mass. Nat. 1871. Guard; jeweler, Boston, Mass.

*tWUham Griffith Owen, B. S. Cyrus Moses Johnston, B. S. b. Northfield, Vt.; druggist, Boston, b. Waitsfield, Vt., county attorney? Mass.; d. about 1880, Detroit City, Minn.

*Adrian Scott (A. M., Ph. D.). Harry Tudor Lyman, B. S. b. Blaekstone, Mass.; supt. schools; b. W. Randolph, Vt.: cashier .\mericau author and prof, at Brown Univ.; farmer Exp. Co.; Manchester, N. H. 1880-1903; Blaekstone 1890-1905; prof, political and Randolph, Vt, social Science and Inst, in Greek at the University 1905 — ; d. of apoplexy in John Robert Moore, M. S., C. E. Northfield, Dec. 11, 1905. b. Elizabeth, N. J.: asst. eng. N. J. Cent. R. R.: asst. eng. for New York city, N. Y.

[872. Archie Lorenzo Sheldon, B. S. b. W. Rutland, Vt.; machinery broker; New York. Stephen Higginson Camnbell, B. S. b. Charleston, S. C; cashier Col. Nat. Simeon Edson Belknap, 1869-71. Bank; Denver, Col., d. Phoenix, Ariz., b. Northfield, Vt.; in business, Minne- 1891. apolis, Minn.

Waldo Park Clement, M. S. Frank Foster Bennett. b. Rutland, Vt.; pres. Chilton Paint Co.; b. Northfield, Vt.: eng.: Henderson. mem. firm Haven & Clement, brokers: Texas. mem. N. Y. Stock Exchange; New York, Harry Warren Daniell, b. Franklin, N. H.: gen. supt. Winnipes- Samuel Dimmock Conant, B. S. eoggee Paper Co., Franklin, N. H., ad- b. Lyme, N. H.; mem. Greenfield pro- dress LaKeport. N. H. vis, militia, Spanish-Am. war; lawyer, Greenfield, Mass. tWilliam Alanson Dver Davis, e. f. Rutland, Vt. Charles Greenleaf Griffith, B. S. Charles Alexander Gregg, 1869-71. e. f. Brooklyn, N. Y.; ch. eng. Montana b. Northfield. Vt.; employ. C. V. R. R. at Smeltmg Co.: Great Falls, Montana: St. Albans and New London 1872-1904; min. eng.. New York. in charge of water service N. Y., N.H.and

H. R. R., 1904 — : address. New London. *Francis Zeno Kimball, B. S. b. Northfield. Vt.: prin. of schools in Fred Wallace Gregg. (A. B.\ 1869-71. 111.; d. Libertyville, 111., 1889. b. Northfield, Vt.; A. B. Dart.: law\-er; U. S. Commissioner. Arizona, 1882-3; William Lemuel Steadman, B. S. .iudge County Court, Pima Co., Arizona, b. Lawrence, Mass.: capt. Bat. C, ;Mass. 1885-87: member firm Otis (N. U. 66) Light Art.: manufacturer; Lawrence, Gregg & Hall. San Bernadino, Cal.. 1896- Mass. 1906: Gregg & Surr. 1906 — ;

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George Wallace Metcalf, 1869-71. *William Moser Rumbaugh, C. E., A. M. b. Northfield, Vt.; merchant and ranch- b. Mt. Pleasant, Pa.; capt. Penn. Nat'l man, Douglass, Wyoming. Guard; commandant N. U. 1880-86; Prof, civil eng. 1879-86; employ Western Elec- George John Spear, 1870-72. tric Co., New York, d. there 1902. b. Braintree, Vt.; hardware and nursery busmess, Greeley, Col. George Delbert Thomas, B. S., Ph. B., A. M. b. Northfield, Vt.; editor Boston Herald, *Benjamin Ball Newton, 1870-73. author; pres. "N. U." Alumni Assoc. b. St. Albans, Vt.; e. f. Brooklyn, N. Y.; Boston; Alumni trustee; alderman. ch. eng. Foxburg, St. Petersburg & Waltham, Mass. Clarion (Pa.) R. R. 1877-90; supervisor of terminals Port Richmond, Phila., for

Reading Ry.; 1st asst. supt. 1890— ; 1st Frank Clark Hatch, 1873-76. div. Pa., R. R. 1894—; d. Pueblo, Col. b. Woodstock, Vt.; col. governor's staff, 1898. Arizona 1883-86; commis. for Arizona 1874. 1884-87; contractor and has constructed a large number of public works; mana- Charles Edward Field, B. S. ger Hotel Royalton, New York, N. Y. b. Greenfield, Mass.; employ Shipman White Lead Works; comptroller Nat. Eben Barlow Jewell, 1872-73. Lead Works; Chicago. b. St. Albans, Vt.; ch. police, Dowagiac, Mich.; eng. in charge streets. Robert Alexander Silver, B. S. b. Northfield, Vt.; in business; North- *John Kerswell Stearns, 1870-74. field, Vt. b. Skowhegan, Maine; extensive manu- facturer of paint at Davenport, Iowa, Edward Denslow Upham, B. S. where he died in 1890. b. Pittsfield, Vt.; cashier Charles W. Brenneman & Co.' Cincinnati, O. Arnold Thayer, 1872-74. b. New York City: paint mfgr.. Maiden Lane, N. Y.; address Roslyn, N. Y.

William Herbert Best, 1870-73. 1877. b. Northfield, Vt.; employ Swift Bros., Chicago, 111. Harry Christopher Dole, B. S., A. M. b. Nortlifield, Vt.; journalist; editor. Edward Pancost Pitman, 1870-73. West Jersey Press, Camden, N. J. b. Swanton, Vt.; accountant, Fishkill- on-Hudson, N. Y. Burleigh Fulsom Spaulding, Ph. B., A. M. b. Craftsbury, Vt., 1st It. Vt. N. G., supt. Frank James Saxe, 1870-73. of schools, Cass Co., N. D.; lawver; mem. b. St. Albans, Vt.; manager and secre- cong. 1900-06; Fargo, N. D. tary. Export Lumber Co., of N. Y., 1895-; sec. and manager Atlantic Coast Lum- Robert Manson Stephens, M. S. ber Co.; pres. and director, Export Tow- b. Geneva, 111.; merchant, Madison, N. J. ing Co.; manager and director, Tupper Lake Mfg.. Co.; vice pres. and director. West Va., Southern R. R. Co.; office 42 Horace Alonzo Clifford, 1874-76. Broadway. b. Lowell, Mass.; cashier North. Pacific R. R.' St. Paul, Minn. Edward Taylor Smith, 1870-71. b. Rutland, Vt.; cashier Clement Nat'l *William Russell Curtis, 1872-76. Bank. Rutland, Vt.; sec. Page Woven b. Yarmouth, Me.; purser Pacific Coast Wire Fence Co., Mich. Steamship Co. 1880-1904; Port Townsend Wash.; d. Yarmouth, Maine, April 9, D'Orsey Taylor. 1870-71. 1905. b. St. Albans, Vt.; merchant St. Albans. Benjamin Hale Douglass, (D. D. S.) William Herbert Tucker, 1871-72 b. Waterloo, N. Y.; D. D. S., Bait. Dent. ' W. Hartford. Vt ; merchant. White Coll.; dentist, Boston, Mass. Ri\er Junction, Vt. *David Bates Douglass, 1872-76. 1876. b. Waterloo, N. Y.; mfr. mill supplies, Phila.; d. Pomona, Cal., 1894. George Edward Edson, M. S. b. St. Albans, Vt.; lawyer; has made a Frank Gardner Flint, 1874-75. specialty of geology and has one of the b. Bellows Falls, Vt.; paper ^mfr.. Bel- largest collections of minerals in Vt.; lows Falls, Vt. author; address, St. Albans, Vt. t*William Tolman Sprague, 1873-75. Theodore Chardavoyne Mcllwaine, B. S. b. — ? e. f. Boston,; supt. Bessemer Steel Accountant with J. W. Tuttle & Co., Works of the St. Louis Ore & Steel Co., Plattsburg, N. Y., 1887 — So. St. Louis; d. there about 1890.

Waldo Henry Richardson, B. S. (M. D.) Henry Bates Thayer, (A. B.) Boston, Mass.; M. XT D. Columbia; mem. b. Northfield, Vt.; vice-pres. Western New York School Board; physician; Electric Co. and manager New York New York. house; address, Bethune St., N. Y. city. .

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1878. Harry Louis Fuller, 1876-78. b. Worthington, Mass.; e. f. Florence, Charles Horace Spooner, B. S., A. M., LL. D. Mass.; draftsman C. B. & Q. R. R. b. Charlestown, N. H.; maj. Cal. N. G.; Galesburg, 111., 1878-79; div. eng. for commandant St. Augustine Coll. Be- U. S. Govt, on R. R. survey, promitory nicia, Cal. 1879-81; inst. of mathematics Utah to Helena, Mont., 1880-83; div. eng. and commandant Vermont Academy Santa Fe R. R. 1883-84; min. eng. Lead- 1881-89; maj. V. N. G. 1888-89; prin. ville, Coll., 1885-87; div. eng. Rock Island Fitchburg, (Mass.) public schools 1889- & Pacific R. R., 1887-89; asst. eng. Nor- 91; instructor and asst. in charge of wood Eng. Co. as cons. eng. on filter second year class Manual training school, plant cons. 1890-91; in private practice Wash. Univ., St. Louis, Mo., 1891-1904; 1892-94; ch. eng. Norwood Eng. Co., pres. Norwich Univ. 1904— Florence, JMass., in hydraulic work 1895-

Henry Bowman Douglass, (M. E.) 1874-76. 3,N.otthfield, Vf. b. West Point, N. Y.; mining eng. Vin- ton Colliery Co., Vintondale, Pa. Frank Lee Howe, 1875-80. b. Northfield, Vt.; capt. Co. K., 1st Vt. Francis Douglass, 1872-76. Vols. Span. Am. war; lieut.-col. Vt. N. b. West Point, N. Y.; banker, Wilkes- G.; marble and granite business. North- barre. Pa. field, trustee N. U.

*Frederick Earl Du Bois, 1874-76. Frank Henry Parker, 1874-79. b. Randolph, Vt.; banker; d. Randolph, b. Northfield. Vt.; prop. City Drug Store, Vt., 1903. Burlington, Vt.

Edward Sprague Marsh, (A. B., LL. B.) 1874- 75- b. Brandon, Vt.; LL. B., Boston, Univ. 1882; lawyer, Brandon, Vt. Frank Winslow Conn, C. E. b. E. Randolph, Vt.; asst. eng. Texas 1879. Pacific R. R.; Silver city and Deming; Mexican Central; Guatimala Central; R. Eugene Merwin Carr, B. S. (LL. B.), R. in Chile; Mont. & Wells River in

b. — ; e. f. Louisville, Ky.; LL. B. Co- Vt., min. eng. & supt. Costa Rico; lumbia, '81; brig.-gen. in command cons. eng. Transit Finance Co., 5 Nassau Washington, N. G.; lawyer; promoter, St., New York City ;mem. Am. Soc, C. Seattle, Wash.; present address. Fair- E. bank, Alaska. Henry Martin Jones, B. S. John Benjamin Johnson, C. E., A. M. b. Kingston, Mass.; mfr.; Kingston, Mass. b. Montgomery, Vt.; professor of math. N. U.. 1879-90; mqth. and civil eng. 1890- Charles Wright Mead, C. E. 1901; Emeritus prof. math, and eng., b. Underhill, Vt.; asst. eng. N. P. R. R.. 1901-06; prof, civil eng., Univ. of South- 1881-84; Co. surveyor, Madison Co., Calif., ern Los Angeles. 1906— ; address Montana, 1834-87; 1892-9S; Co. supt. of Pasadena; during summer, Northfield, roads and bridges, Madison Co., 1896-98; Vt. locating eng. Denver & Rio Grande R. R., 1888; U. S. Govt, contract surveyor, Charles Horace Spooner, A. B. 1888-90; surveyor. Pony Gold Mining (See Class 1878.) Co., 1890-91; 1st lieut. Montana N. G., 1896-98; 1st lieut. same Co. in Spanish American war; served in Phillippine Is- lands; Capt. 36th U. S. vol. Inft. Julv 12. *William Franklin Baker, 1875-77. 1899; July l,'Ol, brev. maj. U.S A.; eng- b. St. Johnsbury, Vt., lawyer, d. Notth- in charge Manila and Dogupan Ry., 1900, field, 188.3. 01; city eng., Manila and sanitary eng. for the Phillippine Islands. 1901-02; 1st asst. Archie Mead Batchelder, 1875-76. eng. Canton and Hankon Ry., China. b. Plainfield, Vt.; merchant and mfr. 1902; ch. eng. 1903; ch. eng. and gen'l Plainfield, Vt. manager 1904-05; President and gen'l manager the Oriental Construction Co. of Shanghai, Hongkong and Manila, Feb. 1905 — to date. Address 4a Peking Edward McClure Peters, B. S. Road. Shanghai, China. b. New York, 1860; commanded sailing vessel in So. American waters; It. U. S. Marshal Davis Smith, B. S. Navy, Span.-Am. war; vice-pres. N. U. b. Montello, Wisconsin; treas. N. U. gen. Alumni Association of New York; Com- Alumni Assoc; business, real estate and

mander N.J. Naval Reserves; supt. Chem- insurance ; town representative, 1904- ical Tartar Co., 9th St. and Gowanus 06, Northfield, Vt. Canal, Brooklyn, N. Y. William Howard Wilmarth, B. S.

b. — , No. Attleboro, Mass., artist and musician, Milan, Italy; home address, Loomis Stevens Cull, 1873-78. .Attleboro, Mass. b. Waterville, Vt.; lawyer; county judge 1891-96; Hot Springs, S. D. ;

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George Emmerson Dearing, 1878-80, Herbert Eugene Thayer, 1879-82. b. Bethel, Vt.; farmer E. Bethel has b. Warren, Vt.; teacher drawing; War- held many public offices, address Royal- ren, Vt. ton, Vt. tWilliam Smith Haddock, 1876-78. e. f. Brooklyn, N. Y.; pottery mfr., Calvert King Mellen, M. S., A. M. Trenton, N. J.? b. Richmond, Va.; 1st It. 42d Sep. Co., N. Y. N. G., commandant De Veaux David Terry Winton, 1878-81. Coll. 1889-96, prop. 'Mellen School' e. f. Bridgport, Conn.; editor, Mamaro- Buffalo, 1896-1900; instructor Mathe- nack, N. Y. matics, Central high school, 1900-04; prin. of schools, 1904— ; Buffalo, N. Y. Thomas Henry Nickerson, M. E. b. Harrington, Maine; merchant; Athens, George TaftHobbs.B.S. Ga. b. Uxbridge, Mass.; s. Geo. W. Hobbs, '58; civil engineer, Uxbridge, Mass. Fred Silas Parker, B. S. b. E. Putnev, Vt.; lawyer, Ellendale, Malverd Abijah Howe, B. S., M. S. (C. E.) N. D. 1884-92; citv judge W. Superior, b. Northfield, Vt.; s. Asa Howe, '43; Wis., 1894-98; mayor 1898-1900; lawyer prof, civil engineering, Rose Polvtech- W. Superior, Wis. nic Inst., Terre Haute, Ind. 1887— author several eng. test books. Ned Louis Sheldon, M. S., A. M. b. Stockbridge, Vt.; master, W. New- Fred Elton Steele, B. S. (M. D.) bury, Mass. H. S., 1885-88; Norwood, b. Northfield, Vt.; M. D. Hahneman H. S. 1888-90; president Sons of Vt. Med. Coll.; physician; member Board of Assn.; lawyer, Boston, Mass. Visitors, N. U.; Montpelier, Vt.

Byron Thorp Carr, 1878-79. b. Galesburg, 111.; brother E. M. Carr, Harry Denison Stewart, 1881-83. '79; train despatcher Cent. Pacific R. R.; b. Bangor, Maine; gen. pass. agt. Mt. supt. Oregon Ry. & Improvement Co., Desert (Me.,) R. R. 1887—; sec. Eastern 1890-92; supt. St. Ry., Seattle, Wash. Ice Co.

Charles Marsh Davis (LL. B.) 1878-79. b. Northfield, Vt.; LL. B. Boston Univ. 1885. '89; lawyer; mill owner, Northfield, Vt. Fred Rice Balknap, M, S. (M. D.) Clarence Eugene Randall, 1878-80. b. Rochester, Vt.; M. D. Bellevue Med. b. Northfield, Vt.; s. Geo. C. Rpndall in Hosp., studied in England and Ger- class 1904; ch. train dispatcher B. & M. many; mem. state board of health, 1897; R. R., Woodsville, N. H. physician; Benton Harbor, Mich.

Myron Lemuel Chandler, (M. D.) A. M. b. Berlin, Vt.; commandant Mt. Pleas- ant Mil. Acad.; M. D., U. V. M. '91; James Michael Holland, B. S. (LL. B.) physician; Barre, Vt. b. Northfield, Vt.; LL. B. Univ. of Mich.; '85; lawyer and financier, New Henry Blanchard Hersey, B. S. York City. b. Williamstown, Vt.; adj. gen. New ]Mexico, 1897-98; ranking maj. 1st Vol. Wilbur Clark Howe. B. S. Cavalry ' 'Rough Riders"; U. S. Weather b. Northfield. Vt.; brother F. L. Howe, Bureau Inspector; Louisville, Ky., 1898- '79; freight agent B. & M. R. R., Nashua, 1904; Cornell Univ., 1904-06; meteorolo- N. H. gist representing the U. S. Govt., with the Walter Wellman Expedition to the George Roberts Miner, M. S. North Pole, 1905-06; meteoroloist with b. Manchester, Vt.; editor New York Lt. Frank P. Lahm, U. S. .A., in the Herald, Paris Edition, Sunday editor International Ballooji Race in Europe, New York World; Sunday editor New when this officer won the Bennett cup, York Herald. 1900-02; 1904—; dramatic in 1906; meterologist representing the editor New York Herald, 1902-04; New U. S. A. with Walter Wellman Expedi- York City. tion to North Pole, 1907—.

Horace IngersoU Bettis, 1882-83. e. f. Salem, Mass.; asst. eng. B. & M. R. Edwin Oscar Blanchard (D. D. S.') 1879-80. R.; Eastern (.Mass.) R. R. Thompson- h. Plainfield, Vt.; D. D. S. Bost. Dent. Houston Elec. Co.; auditor of Disburse- Coll.; dentist, Randolph, Vt. ments, Southern Railway, Washington, D. C; osst. auditor Union Pacific R. R. *John Wesley Ramsay. of Omaha; auditor San Pedro, Los An- b. St. Johnsbury, Vt.; asst. ed. various geles and Salt Lake R. R., at Los Angeles. Vt. papers; ed. and pub. Gr.\nite City 1904—. Le.vder. Barre, Vt., 1892-95; U.S. in- spector of customs, 1894-95; d. Richford, tFrank B—? Porter, 1881-82. Vt., 1S95. b. Calais, Maine. 43

Charles Herman Cheney, C. E. Fred Thaddeus Austin, M. S., C. E. b. So. Manchester, Conn.; 1st Inspector b. Hancock, Vt.; Architect. Brockton, Galveston (Texas) Jetty Works; asst. Mass.; built many public buildings; eng. Galveston Ship Canal; prof, civil "drum major" several eng. "N. U." 1889-90; civil eng. Cheney Regiments, N. G., Adj. 5th Mass. Vols. Bros., Manchester, Conn. Span.-Am. war, capt. Artillery Corps, U. S. A. Charles Henry Nichols, M. C. E. b. Braintree, Vt.; asst. eng. Boston Harry Hale Goss, B. S. Bridge, Works 1888-90; asst. bridge eng. b. Georgia, Vt.; engaged in general Boston & Providence R. R. 1890-92: asst. auditing business. Providence, R. I. eng. Keystone Bridge Works, and had charge of cons, south side and west side Fred Farnham Hayward, B. S. Elevated R. R. Chicago, 1892-94; eng. b. Tunbridge, Vt.; salesman, Prescott for Milliken Bros., N. Y.; 1st asst. ch. Piano Co., Concord, N. H., 1895-1904; eng. Post and McCjrd Bridge Co.; ch. Steinway Piano Co., Lowell, Mass., eng. Snare & Triest; Structural eng. 1904—; Kirby, Petitt & Green, N. Y. City. Luther Burnham Johnson, M. S. Earl Hearv Prince, B. S. (LL. B.) b. Northfield, Vt.; editor, Northfield b. Roxbury, LL. B., Univ.of Mich. Law News, Randolph Herald 1898— ; offi- School '89; mem. Chicago Board of cial reporter Vt. House of Repre.senta- Trade 1900— ? grain merchant, Chicago, tives, 1900-04; State senator. Orange 111. Co., 1906— ; Randolph, Vt.

Phil Sheridan Randall, M. S. William Alden Shaw, M. S.

b. Montpelier; s. Col. F . V. Randall, vice- b. Northfield, Vt.; U. S. Weather Bureau pres. "N. U."; lawyer; bank cashier; Observer, Boston, Portland, New York,

county judge, Ellendale ; lawyer, Little Pierre, S. D., Sioux City, Iowa, North- Falls, Minn., 1905—. field, Vt. 1896—;

Walter Evans Lewis, 1881-83.

b — ; s. Col. C. H. Lewis '55; Architect, Boston, Mass. William Orlando Belknap, 1884-86. b. So. Royalton, Vt.; merchant, So. tRowland Wardwell Stewart, 1882-85. Royalton, Vt. b. Bangor, Maine; in business, Bangor, Maine. Nathaniel Reene Davis, 1883-86. b— , e, f. Northfield, Vt.; granite busi- 1887. ness in Montello, Mis.

Charles Edwin Austin, B. S., (D. D. S.) Harry Svmmons Denny, (B. S.) b. Hancock, Vt.; D. D. S.. Chicago Coll. h. Northfield, Vt.; cadet 1885 Dec. 1887; of Dent. Surg.; dentist; Chicago, 111. in business, Jacksonville, Fla.

*Ernest Victor Booth, M. S. Pearl Lewis Ellis (D. D. S.) 1883-85. b. Kent, Ohio; s. Rev. I. P. Booth, b. Pittsfield. Vt.; D. D. S. Univ. of Md.; "Trustee" N. LT.: civil eng., Worcester, dentist, Swanton, Vt. 1888-1903; address Mass., where he died in 1891. Randolph, Vt.

Paris Moore Fletcher, B. S. George Walter Gifford, 1884-85.

b. — ; e. f. Woodstock, Vt.; salesman b. E. Bethel, Vt.; ranchman, near Los Western Elec. Co., New York City Angeles, Cal. 1890-1900; manager, Burnett Co., Maiden Lane, 1902-04; in 1904 formed firm of P. Jonathan Eugene Tinker. M. Fletcher & Co.. dealers in electrical b. Albany. Vt.; left N. U. to enter West goods address, 32-34 Frankfort St., Point in 1887; jeweler, Danville, Vt. New York City. *Henry Truman Way, 1885-87. Walter Edwin Hassaxn, C. E., M. S. b. Hardwick, Vt.; d. of lock-jaw in 1887. b. Northfield, Vt.; capt. 2d Mass. N. G. 1893-98; asst. citveng., Worcester, Mass., 1889. 1888-1903; supt. streets, 1903-05; inven- tor of the Hassam Street paving and in 1903 formed the Hassam Street Paving Elmer Adelbert Aseltine, B. S. Co.. of which he is general manager; b. Swanton, Vt.; prin. high school, address, W^orcester, Mass. Gobleville, Mich.. 1890-97; school ex-. Van Buren Co.. 1895-1900: ins. business; Frederick Tyler Edserton, 1883-85. GoblevUle, Mich. b. Norwich, Vt.; renorter and editor; d. Northfield, Vt., 18S7. Fred Howe Clark, C. E. b. Northfield, Vt.; asst. city eng., Wor- Elmer Daniel McCarty, 1883-84. cester, Mass. b. Waitsfield. Vt.; Supt. F. P. Holt, Ho- siery, l.acoiiia, N. H. 1890-98; Supt. of J. George Herbert Cobleigh, B. L. H. Tilton & Son in same line for work b. Northfield, Vt.; address. So. North-

1898 ; address Laconia, N. H. field, Vt. ; — .

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Herbert Nelson Cross, B. L. John Huntoon Judkins, M. S. (M. D.) b. Northfield, Vt.; lawyer, Springfield, b. Prescott, Wis.; M. D. Bait. Med. Coll. Mass. '93; physician and druggist; North- field, Vt. Eidridge Wheeler Giltnan, C. E. b. Marshfield, Vt.; mer., Marshfield, Vt. tDexter Wadleigh Lewis, B. S. b. Brooklyn, N. Y.; s. Col. Chas. H. Robert Liston Irish, B. S., M. S. (M. D.). Lewis, '55; address. New Bedford, Mass.

b.— , e. f. Northfield, Vt.; M. D. Bellevue Med. Hosp., N. Y.; physician, New York Ira Rich Mower, B, S. City. b. Calais, Vt.; salesman Parke, Davis & Co., Georgia, Atlanta, Ga.; mgr. Inde- Elmer Roland Juckett, M. S. pendent Drug Co., Chicago, 111. b. Whitehall, N. Y.; lawyer; Co. atty. Fall River co., S. D., 1896-1900; co. judge, Charles Frederick Parker, C. E. 1900-1904; State's attorney, S. D., 1904; b. Northfield, Vt.; asst. eng. with John address, Hot Springs, S. D. W. Ellis, Woonsocket, R. I. 1891-95; asst. eng. in charge branch office B. & M. *Fred Ellsworth Lamb, C. E. R. R., Springfield, Mass. 1895-96; eng. b. Pittsfield, Vt.; civil eng.; Boston, in charge of location Revere Beach & Mass.; d. Northfield, Vt., 1893. Lynn R. R. 1896-97; civil eng. at Woon- socket, R. I. 1898— ; has built up an ex- William Ethel Terrill. M. S. tensive practice; eng. for an electric b. Underhill, Vt.; druggist and mfg. Ry., New Bedford to Fall River, Mass.; phar., 1892-1902; salesman; athletic man- eng. for Horse Neck Beach R. R., 1903- ager N. U. ath. assoc; address, Mont- 05; address, Woonsocket, R. I. pelier, Vt.

Aurin Ralph Shaw, M. S. (D. D. S.) 1891. b. Northfield, Vt.; U. S. Signal Service, D. D. S. Northwestern Univ. Dent. Coll., '94; dentist, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. George Franklin Abbott, C. E. b. Northfield, Vt.; asst. eng. Boston WilUam Seth Prior, C. E., M. S. Elevated Ry., 1891-1906; Boston, Mass.; b. Underhill, Vt.; asst. city eng., Wor- ch. eng. Camaguey Elec. Co., of Camag- cester, Mass., 1892-97; st. com., 1897- uey, Cuba, 1906— 1903; 1st It. 2d Mass. N. G.; in business, Worcester, Mass. George Langdon Ballou, B. S.

b. — , e. f. Bethel, Vt.; draughtsman, Berlin Bridge Works; dir. and sec, Geo. A. Just Co. contracting eng., Long Island. Fred Simeon Palmer, 1886-88. N. Y. b. Underhill, Vt.; U. S. Insp. of Customs; Chicago, 111. 1891 — ; sec. Norwich Univ. *Alfred Frederick Booth, C. E., A. M. Alumni Assoc, of Chicago, 1905— b. Canton, N. Y.; asst. eng. with Chas. H. Chenev, So. Manchester, Conn., 1890. 1891-92; inst. Northfield High School, 1892-93; prin. 1893-94; grad. Canton, (N. Seth Burton Adams, C. E. Y.) Theolog. Sem., St. Lawrence Univ., b. Albany, Vt.; asst. eng. Georgia 1896; pastor Univ. church, St. Albans, Central R. R. 1890-91; consulting eng. Vt., 1896-97; d. Northfield, Vt., 1898. Hartford Steam Boiler Inspec. and Ins. Co., 1891— ;Phaa. Penn. Heber Calvin Cady, C. E. b. Northfield. Vt.; trustee "N. U."; ath. Charles Edwin ColUns, C. E. dir. "N. U." Ath. Assoc; has held many b. Roxbury, Vt.; hydraulic eng. Locks town offices, treas. Northfield Savings Canals Co., Lowell, Mass. & 1890-92; 1st Bank, 1900 — ; Town representative asst. eng. Pittsfield, Mass. 1892-95; cons, 1906— ; Northfield, Vt. eng. Cambridge, Mass.; in charge of hydraulic work on Charles River 1895- Carl Gilman Dole, C. E. 98, city eng. St. Albans 1896-97; eng. and b. Northfield, Vt.; s. Prof. Chas. Dole, inspec. of bridge work B. & A. R. R. '69; clerk, N. P. R. R., W. Superior. 1897; hydraulic eng. with F. L. Fuller Wis., 1891-95; B. & M. R. R. 1895-98; 2d on water works 1898-1900; hydraulic eng. It. Co. F. 1st Vt. Vols., Span. Am. war; office Phila. Pa. 1900—; assoc. mem. Am. clerk P. O. Dept., Washington, D. C. Snc, C. E. Burton Wiley Farnham, C. E. Homer John Dane, B. S. b. Northfield, Vt.; asst. city eng., Lowell, b. Jericho, Vt.; grad. 111. Coll. of phar- Mass., 1891-1902; eng. with Chas. Collins, '92; hosp. steward, Vt., Vols. Span.-Am. '90 1902-04; asst. eng. New York Cen. war; druggist, Chicago and Northfield, R. R., 1904— ; address, Chateaugay, N. Vt.; phar., Northfield, Vt. Y.

Herman Dressel, Jr., A. M. Fred Miner Goodhue, C. E. b. New York Citv, prin. No. Benning- b. Lowell, Mass.; asst. eng. Lock & Canal ton, (Vt.) H. S. 1891-95; supt. and prin., Co., Lowell, 1891-96; editor; civil eng., Springfield, Vt. H. S., 1895-1903; Co. Lawrence, Mass.; asst. eng. U. S. Geolog. exammer, Windsor Co., 1896-1903; supt. Survey, 1901-02; eng. for International schools Great Barrington, Mass., 1904 Paper Co., Broad St., New York City. . , ,

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*Clarence Bonnett Riggs, C. E. Joseph Spafford Craigue, C. E. b. Washington, D. C; asst. eng. Bristol, b. Amsden, Vt.; asst. eng. Boston Board (Vt.) R. R.; Black River, (Vt.) R. R.; of Surv., 1892-94; H. S. Adams, 1894, located and built Saco Valley, (.N. H.). 1902: mining eng. for G. B. Markle & Co., ch. eng. New Roehelle, N. Y. water Jeddo.Pa., 1902—. works. 1894-99; served with 8th N. Y. Vols. Span. Am. war; inspector Rapid Charles John Clement Evans, C. E. b. Northfield, Vt.; asst. Transit commis., N. Y. 1899— ; died eng. with Post while working in the New York Subway, & McCord, New York City. 1906, Woodlawn, New York City. Robert Henry Perse Ford, C. E. Ethan Allen Shaw, C. E., A. M. b. St. Albans, Vt.; pres. gen. Alumni b. Northfield, Vt.; inst. math. Ran- Assoc, of N. U., 1900-1906; asst. chief dolph State Normal School, 1891-94; eng. of Central Vermont R. R., St. Al- prin. Wells River, Vt., High School, bans, Vt., 1892-1906; prin. asst. eng. 1894-95; Newbury Sem. 1895-97; prof, Missouri Pacific R. R. System, with physics and drawing, "N. U." 1897-1903; headquarters at St. Louis, 1906 — math., 1903—; Northfield, Vt. Benjamin Whitney Gleason, B. S., (M. D.). Edward Aiken Shuttleworth, C. E. b. Brookline, Mass.; M. D. Univ. of Pa., b. Boston, Mass.; 2d It. U. S. A. '91, dur- 1900; physician, Phila., Pa. ing railway riots in 1894; was commis- sary for all U. S. troops in city; 1st It. Charles Warner Pierce, B. S., A. M. 1898; ch. commis. on staff of Gen. Cop- b. Manchester, Vt.; editor of The Her- pinger during Span. Am. war; capt. and .\LD, Northampton, Mass. qm. U. S. A.; founded 'Shuttleworth" prize; present address Fort Wright, Edmund Henry Ryan, B. S. Washington. b. Northfield; civ. eng. Locks and canals, Lowell, 1892-94; lawyer, Denver, Percy Gates Smith, C. E. 1894-96: Monticello, Utah, 1896-1901;

b. Morrisville, Vt.; asst. eng. South- Cedar City, Utah. 1901 — ; county at- bridge, Sturbridge & Brookfield R. R.; torney, San Juan Co., Utah, 1899-1900; asst. eng. Southbridge water works, and L-on County, 1902— Mass. state roads, 1893-94; asst. city eng. Worcester, Mass., 1894-1903; mem. firm DeWitt Clinton Webb, C, E. of Smith & Moore, gen'l eng's and sur.; b. Granville, Vt.: asst. eng. Central Vt. 44 Front St. .Worcester. Mass., 1904-1906; R. R., 1892-93; instructor N. U., 1894- address. No. Conway, N -H. 95; eng. with H. S. Adams, Boston, 1895- 1903, and had charge of important work;

WilUam Hibbard Sprague, B. S. civil eng. U. S. Navy, 1903 — ; is at b. Chelsea, Vt.; mer., E. Brookfield, Vt., present at Key West, Fla., in charge of 1893-1904; post master 1897-1905; law engineering work; mem. Am. Soc. C. E. student, Chelsea, Vt., 1904— ; sheriff. and Boston Soc. C. E. Orange Co., 1903— ; Chelsea, Vt.

Harrison Gordon Woodruff, B. S. b. East Brookfield, Vt.; collection clerk, tHomer Royce Chadwick, (D. D. S.) 1887-89. Amoskeag Nat. Bank, Manchester, N. b. Franklin, Vt.; sergt. 1st Vt. Vols., H! 1893-1902; cashier. Granite Savings Span. Am. war 1898; D. D. S. Best. Bank & Trust Co., Barre, Vt., 1902—. Dent. Coll., 1899.

Ralph Boynton Denny, 1887-88. Robert Alexander Child, 1887-89 b. Northfield, Vt.; banker; sec. Union b. Bradford, Vt.: foreman, Lyndonville Mutual Fire Ins. Co., Montpelier, Vt. Journal 1891-1900; Tuttle Printing Co., Rutland 1900-1904; Bradford Opinion Charles Edwin Quimby, 1885-90. 1904-1907; Sprinefield. Mass.. 1907-; b. Northfield, Vt.; asst. eng. Boston & Albany, R. R.; ch. eng. for the Ludlow Francis Arthur Eaton, Mfg. Co., Ludlow, Mass., 1903—. b. Randolph, Vt., 1870; druggist, Barre Vt. Henry Charles Sweeney, 1887-89. b. Rutland, Vt.; editor and reporter, Mathew Irving Gilder. Rutland, Vt., 1890-1907; now at Cincin- b. 1851, e. f. St. Albans. nati, Ohio, address, Rutland. Vt. Isadore Nelson Lunderville, 1887-89. *Emerson Lafayette Young, 1888-90. b. Enosburg Falls, Vt.; hotel manager, b. Rutland, Vt.; orange shipper, Los Littleton, N. H. Angeles, Cal.; d. there in 1900. Erasmus Arlington Pond (M. D.) 1888-90. 1892. b. Rutland, Vt.; M. D. Univ. of Vt. '96; pitcher, Baltimore team Nat'l League, Ephraim Wesson Clark, C. E. 1896-98; surg. V. S. A.; pres. Board of b. Peacham, Vt., draughtsman, Boston, Health, Island of Panay, P. I. Bridge W^orks, 1892-94; asst. in Dept. of civ. eng. West End St. Ry. Co., 1894- 98; asst. eng. Boston Elevated Ry. Co.; 1893. Surface Lines, 1898; See. Boston N. U. Alumni Assoc. ,1898-1900; 1904-06; presi- George Leslie Andrews, B. S. dent, 1907 — b. Northfield Vt.; phar., Pasadena, Cal. ;

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Edward Cushman Bennett, B. S. Ernest Willard Gibson, A. M. b. Bennington, Vt.; grad. Bost. Univ. b. Londonderry, Vt.; prin. Chester, (Vt.) Law School, 1898; attorney at law, H. S., 1894-98; Alumni trustee N. U., Bennington, Vt. Capt. Co. L, V. N. G.; attorney at law; Brattleboro, Vt. Eben Watson Gaynor, M. S. (D. D. S.). b. Boston, Mass.; D. D. S., Bait. Dent. Harvey Levi Hinman, C. E. Coll., '98; dentist, Boston, Mass. b. No. Strafford, N. H.; railway mail service, Coos, N. H. Frank Albert Gokey, B. S. b. Washington, Vt.; in business at Ever- Howard Clinton Holden, C. E. ett, Mass. b. Barre, Vt.; asst. eng. B. & M. and Boston Revere Beach & Lynn R. R.; and Frank Dudley Holbrook, C. E. had charge of location of road at Revere b. Boston, Mass.; eng. Brockton, Mass., Beach; division eng. Massachusetts 1893-95; asst. eng. Holbrook, Cabot & Highway Commission, Boston, Mass. Daly Con. Co., 1895-1900; civil eng. with U. S. Eng. Corps, Wellsburg, W. Va., Leroy Chittenden H-ulburd, C. E.

1904 — ; mem. Am. Soc. C. E. b. Brasher Falls, N. Y.; asst. eng. with S. Morgan Smith Co., York, Pa.; at Wilbur Dudley Hurlbut, C. E., M. S. (LL. B.) Dunwoody, Ga., 1900-04; asst. eng. New b. Georgia, Vt.; prin. Northfield High i'ork Barge Canal, Albany, N. Y., 1904—. School, 1894-96; LL. B. Univ. Mich. ,'99; lawyer Omro, Wis. James Ernest Ross, C. E. b— ; e. f. EUendale, N. D.; insurance Frank Alden Manuel, C. E. surveyor, Sanborn Map Co., New York b. North Troy, Vt.; extensive manufac- City. turer, Richford, Vt. Raymond Underwood Smith, C. E. Hiram Nathaniel Mattison, B. S. b. Wells River, Vt.; attorney at law, b. So. Shaftsbury, Vt.; town representa- Wells River, Vt. tive, 1902-04; cashier National Bank, Chelsea, Vt. *George Eber Storrs, B. S. b. Island Pond, Vt.; prin. Whitcomb Oren Luther Pease, B. S. High School, Bethel, Vt., 1894-95; d. b. Hartford, Vt.; pharmacist and sec- Bethel, Vt., 1895. retary Gladding Drug Co., Hartford, Conn. Hal Holmes Stearns, C. E. b. Stockholm, N. Y.; insurance surveyor, Flyn Guernsey Austin, 1889-90. Sanborn Map Co., New York City. b. Rochester, Vt.; sergt.-ma.i. 1st Vt Vols. Span. Am. War, head of ma- *Harlan Badger Wasson, C. E. terial estimating dept.. Western Elec. e. f. Methuen, Mass.; civil eng.; with Co., New York City, 1903 — Mass. highway commission; d. Boston, Mass., 1901. George Frederick Bailey, 1889-91. b. Hyde Park, Mass.; 1st sergt. Co. F. 1st Vt. Vols. Span. Am. war; engaged in freight transportation in the Klon- dike, 1897-98; 1st It. 2d U. S. Cav., Manila, P. I. Clarence Henry Booth, 1890-92. b. Canton, N. Y.; s. Rev. I. P. Booth; George Louis Harwood, 1889-92. employ Central Vt. R. R., St. Albans, e. f. Bennington, Vt.; druggist, Chester, Vt. Vt. Lester Hadley Bradley, 1891-93.

George Griswold Hinsdale, b — ; e. f. Allien N. Y.; draftsman, Rem- b. St. George, Vt.; Employ Champlain ington Rifie Works, Allion, N. Y. Trans. Co., Burlington, Vt. *Charles Oscar Morrill, 1891-92. Russell William Porter, 1889-90. b. Cabot, Vt.; pharmacist, St. Louis, b. Springfield, Vt.; surveyor assoc Mo.; where he died in 1899. Mutual Insurance Companies; with Cook Arctic expedition of 1894 to West Green- William Haselton Rollo, 1890-93. land; with Peary Relief Expeditira 1897; b. St. Albans, Vt.; in business Denver, with exploration party to British Col- Colo. umbia, 1898; with Peary Relief Expe- dition of 1899; with Baldwin Ziegler Charles Reynolds Rudd, 1890-91. Polar Expedition 1901-02; as artist and b. Illion, N. Y.; d. at Northfield in 1891. surveyor with Zeigler Expedition 1903- 05; was one of the first to climb Mt. Mc- Herbert Livingston Sweet, 1890-91 (LL. B.). Kinley; present address, 5 West Cedar e. f. Springs, Vt.; L. L. B. St., Boston, Mass. Columbian Univ. (now Geo. Washing- Univ.,) D. lawyer; 1894. ton Washington, C; Oshkosh, Wis. Leo Bertram Clogston, C. E. b. Fair Haven, Vt.; Boston Elevated R. George Duff Whiteside, (M. D.)., 1890-94- R.; Boston, Mass.. 1895-1904; clerk, Bos- b. Vergennes, Vt.; M. D., U. V. M. '99; ton P. O. 1904-; phys.. Orange, N. J. . . ; . ; .

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1895. George Donnelly, 1891-93. b.— e. f. Bennington, Vt., musician; Edgar Fletcher Carruthers, B. S. Boston, Mass. b. Bellows Falls, Vt.; insp. Barber Asp- halt Paving Co., New York City.

Charles Horace Davis, C. E. 1896. b. Northfield, Vt.; civil eng. with A. W. Woods; civ. eng. and contractor, Wor- cester, Mass.

Fred Carnot Davis, C. E. *Arthur Gilbert Andrews, C. E. (LL. M.). b. Northfield, Vt.; asst. eng. Metropoli- b. Roxbury, Vt.; LL. M., Geo. Washing- tan Water Board, Boston, Mass., 1895- ton Univ.; attorney at law. New York 1904; asst. eng. U. S. Reclamation Ser- City, 1902-05; d. Northfield, Vt., 1906. vice, 1904—05; chief Estimating Dept., New York Barge Canal, .41bany, N. Y., James Leland Averill, C. E. 1905—; address, Albany, N. Y., b. Montpelier, Vt.; asst. eng. Berlin Bridge Co.; computer, Milliken Bros.; Frank James Donahue, C. E. N. Y.; pres. Hudson Structural Co., b. Northfield, Vt.; insurance surveyor; Jersey City, N. J., 1900-06.—Address, Sanborn Map Co., New York City. 24 Irving PI. New York.

Ray Storrs Dowe, B. S. George Horace Briggs, C. E. b. Sycamore, 111.; s. Roswell Dowe, '49; b. Northfield, Vt.; asst. eng. Cambridge, Ry. mail service, Somerville, Mass. Mass., 1896-1900; asst. eng. Metropolitan water board. West Boyslton, Mass., 1900- Philo Remington Hoefler, M. S. 05; eng. for City of Pittsburg on filtering b. lUion, N. Y.; sec. Colorado Type plant at Aspinwall, Pa., 1905 — Writer Exchange; sec. Granville Mining Co., Denver, Col. Charles Sargent Carleton, C. E. b. Portland, Maine; eng. with S. D. John Albert Holmes, B. S. Warren & Co., 1900; Westbrook, Maine, b. Holyoke, Mass.; asst. eng. Boston 1896-1900; capt. 1st Me. Vols. Span.-Am. Board of Survey, 189.3-95; asst. city eng. war, 1898; prof, field eng. and drawing, Somerville, Mass., 1895-96; park dept. Norwich University, 1900 — Cambridge, 1896-1902; supt. parks, 1902- 1903; asst. eng. Charles River Basin, Herbert Eugene Caswell, B. S.

1904— : mem. Bost. Soc. C. E.; address b. Milton, Vt.; principal of schools, 12 Bridge St., Cambridge, Mass. Quechee, Vt., 1903-05; farmer, Colches- ter, Vt., 1905. Walter George Huntley, M. S. (D. D. S.). b. Northfield, Vt.; D. D. S. Bait. Dent. Herbert Sawyer Clark, C. E. Coll., '98; dentist and merchant. North- b. Northfield, Vt.; asst. st. commission, field, 1898-1906; dentist in Newton, Mass., Worcester, Mass., 1900-1903; civil eng. 1906 — with Chas. Parker '90, on railroad work, 1904; eng. in charge of Elec. Ry. cons. Harry Chester Moseley, B. S. In R. I., 1904-06; in engineering work, b. Northfield, Vt.; capt. Co. P., V. N. G., Welland, Ontario, 1906 — 1903-05; merchant, Northfield. John Leslie Collins, C. E. Bert Henry Prior, C. E. b. Northfield, Vt., asst. eng., Cambridge, b. Underhill, Vt., asst. city eng.; Wor- Mass., 1896-1900, mem. firm, Collins cester, Mass., 1895-98; asst. st. commis, Bros.; engs. and contractors, 1900-1903; 1898-1900; civ. eng., Worcester, Mass. eng. and contractor, office Albany, N. Y.; civil and hydraulic eng., Albany, Michael John Ryan, C. E. N. Y., 1904 — b. Northfield, Vt.; asst. eng. Boston Elevated Ry., Boston. Harry Ray Dole, B. S. b. Northfield, Vt., s. Charles Dole, '69; Fred Barnes Thomas, M. S. sergt. 1st Vt. Regt. Span.-Am. war; b. Stowe, Vt., capt.. Co. H. Vt. N. G.. capt. V. N. G.; with Pike Mfg. Co., Pike, lawyer. Jlontpelier. Vt. N. H.

Samuel Adrian Thomas, C. E. Phil Sheridan Howes. B. S. b. Stowe, Vt., insurance surveyor, San- b. Northfield, Vt., corp. Co. F. 1st Vt. born Map Co., New York City. Vols. Span.-Am. war; with National Life Ins. Co., Montpelier, Vt. *Dean Clyde Warren, C. E. b. Stowe, Vt., asst. eng., Metropolitan Edward Michael McCarthy, B. S. (M. D.) Water Board, 1900-1903. div. eng. Mass. h. Northfield, Vt., JI. D. College Physi- highway commission, 1903; asst. eng. cians and Surgeons, Boston, Mass., 1902; New York Rapid Transit commission' physician, Somerville, Mass., 1902— in charge of tunnel construction work, 1904-06; died of disease contracted while Charles Albert Plumley, A. M. working in Subway, New York City. b. Northfield. Vt.. capt. V. N. G., 1900- 03; asst. clerk Vt. House of Representa- tives; mem. firm Plumley & Plumley lawyers. Northfield, Vt. . .

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Carroll John Scribner, C. E. Walter Egbert Brown, 1892-96. b. Cady's Falls, Vt., eng. Bridge De- b. Williamstown, Vt.; manager branch partment C. V. R. R., St. Albans, Vt., yard for Vermont Marble Co.; New 1897-1905; draughtsman, B. F. Stur- York, N. Y., 1899-1905; mer., Northfield, tevant Co., Hyde Park, Mass., 1905-06; Vt., 1905-1907; asst. to cons, eng., N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., South "Station"; Boston, 1906— William Emmerson Clogston, 1893-95. b. Royalton, Vt.; phar. and prop, drug Leon Anson Skinner, B. S. store; Boston. b. So. Royalton, Vt., in business. So. Royalton, Vt. Guildford Henry Hill, 1893-97. b. East Fairfield, Vt.; address, E. Fau-- field, Vt.

WilUam Preston Beauclerk, (M. D.) 1892- P4-„ b. Troy, Vt., M. D., U. V. M. '96; phys eian, ConConcord, N. H. Edwin Booth, A. B. Charles Howard Brooks, 1891-95. b. Morrisville, Vt.; bank clerk, Morris- b. Northfield, Vt.: phar., Wollaston, viUe, Vt.; 1898-1903; 1905 — ; sec. Pow- Mass. der Co., Wilmington, Del., 1903-05;

WilUam Granville Brooks. Lewis Charles Bump, B. S. b. Northfield, Vt., phar., Boston, Mass. b. Leister, Vt.; mfgr., Brandon, Vt.

Arthur Hall Cushman, 1892-94. James Wilber Cook, B. S. b. No. Bennington, Vt., mfg. No. Ben- b. Berlin, Vt.; chief output dept., West- nington; in charge of his company's ern Electric Co., New York. business in New York City, address, Flat Iron Building. Frank Winslow Denison, B. S. b. Northfield, Vt.; asst. eng. Rutland R. 1897. R., 1899-1903; asst. eng. C. V. R. R., St. Albans, Vt., 1907—. Winifred BaUard Carr, C. E. Paul Addison Dinsmoor, B. S. b. Georgia, Vt., asst. eng. Metropolitan Lawrence, Kan.; lawyer; priv. sec. Park Commis., Boston, 1897-98; U. S. b. to J. D. Bowersock, M. C, from Kansas, Coast Survey, 1898, 2d It. U. S. Art., Washington, D. 1900-03; manager capt. Art. Corps, U. S. A.; Fort C, 1898; bus. N. Y. Lawrence Iron Works, 1903-06; Schuyler, manager "Lawrence Daily Journal", Kansas. 1906— ; address Lawrence, Henry Vail Dunham, B. S., D. So. b. Worcester, Vt., head chemist. Casein Charles Edward Duggan, B. S. Co., of America, 1898— ; manager b. Northfield, Vt.; civil eng.; with Chas. European business, 1902-03; gen. mana- Collins, '90; Northfield, Vt. ger, 1904— ; Address, Bainbridge,N.Y. George Harold ElUs, M. A. William Arba EUis, B. S., A. M. b. Granville, Vt.; post grad. work at b. GranviUe, Vt.; insurance surveyor, Clark Univ., 1902-3; prin. High School, Sanborn Map Co.; Commandant Kirk- Chester, Vt., 1903-4; employ Sanborn wood, (Mo.) Military Academy, 1899- Map Co., New York City; 1904-1906; 1900; librarian, Norwich Univ., 1902— editor and proprietor "Gold Center News," Gold Center, Nev., 1906-1907; address, Los Angeles, Cal. *Wimam Clarence Spafford, B. S. b. No. Bennington, Vt., 2d It. Co. K., Leonard Joel Parker, B. S. V. N. G., 1898, served with Vt. Vols. eng. with Chas. Span. Am. war, died at Chickamauga, b. Northfield, Vt.; asst. F. Parker, ('90) civil eng. and contractor, Ga., of disease contracted in service, the Providence No. Bennington, Vt. 1900-04; cons. eng. for Gas Co., Providence, R. I., 1904—. Donald William Sutherland, (A. B.) B. S. George Everett Talbot, B . S. b. Drummondville, P. Q.; A. B. Bishop b. Athol, Mass.; eng. and inspector for Coll., Canada; civ. eng., Drummond- the Dept. of Education of N. Y. City, vlUe, P. Q. 1905—; address 268 W. 134 St., N. Y City. Charles Ernest Walker, B. S. b. Cumberland Mills, Me., 1st It. U. S. Arthur EUsworth Winslow, C. E. Vols., Signal Corps, Span Am. War; b. Berlin, Vt.; instr. eng. dept. Rose chemist Oxford Paper Co.; Rumford Polytechnic, Terre Haute, Ind., 1898-99; Falls, Me. asst. eng. Vajidalia Line R. R.; in charge of resurvey of road, 1899; asst. eng. Everett, Mass., 1900; prof, civil eng. Norwich Univ.. 1900—; C. E. Thayer Louis Phillip Booth, 1893-95. School Dart., 1903. b. Long Island, N, Y., s. Rev. I. P. Booth; photographer, ProWdence, R. I. .

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Hiram Idd ngs Bearss, 1894-96. *John Lewis Tupper, 1895-96. b. Peru, Ind.; raised vol. Co. for Span.- b— ; e. f. Bradford, Vt.; Bugler Co. K. Am. War, 1898; 2d It. U.S. M. C; capt. 1st Vt. Vols., and d. of disease con- 1903; has had extensive service in Cuba, tracted in service. Philippine Islands and Panama; home address, Peru, Ind. 1900.

Roy Atwood Bullock, 1894-96. Sanford Harris Ashley, B. S. b. Berlin, Vt.; clerk, Northfield, Vt. b. Milton, Vt.; as.st. eng. Chicago, Mil- waukee & St. Paul R. R., Chicago, 111., George Douglass Evans, 1894-97. 1901-03; locating eng., Chicago & Alton, b. Northfield, Vt.; corp. Co. F. 1st Vt. 1903-04; Pa. R. R., 1904-05; New York Vols. Span. Am. war; express messen- City. ger, Bellows Falls, Vt.; 1900-04; address Cochituate, Mass. Richard George Rich, B. S. b. Manchester, Conn.; Corp. Co. F. 1st Nathan Allen Goodspeed, 1894-96. Vt. Vols. Span.-Am. war; insurance b. Montgomerv, Vt.; left N. U. to enter business. So. Manchester, Conn. West Point; grad. 1902; 2d It. 3d U. S. Cav., Jefferson Barracks, Nev. Jeffers Foster Richardson, B. S. b. Stockbridge. Vt.; mem. N. Y. Produce Joseph Howard Ladd (M. D.) 1894-96. Exchange, representing E. W. Paige & Co., b. Roxbury, Vt.; M. D. Dart. Med. Coll., Co., 1900-01; sec. Milford Quarry 1900; physician; Beverly, Mass. 1902-03; resident salesman Buffalo Steam Roller Co., 1904— ; address. New Charles Robert MaxweU, 1894-96. (A. M.) Kenmore, Albany, N. Y. b. Fayston, Vt.; teacher; A. M. Co- lumbia Teachers Coll. 1903-05; prin. Harold Samuel Richmond, B. S., (C. E.) Webster school, Quincy, 111., permanent b. Northfield, Vt.; Draftsman Boston address, Waitsfield, Vt. Bridge Co.; Bridge Designer, B. & M. R. R., Boston, Mass., 1902-05; eng. steel const. Stutt Bros. St. Louis, 1905-06; Westinghouse, Church & Kerr Co., N. Y. Frank Leroy Aldrich, B. S. city, 1906-07; eng. in charge of structural b. Northfield, Vt.; asst. eng. Addit work with .1. W. Barstow & Co., 50 Pine Water Supply Commis., New York City, St.,N. Y. city 1907— 1902-03; insurance surveyor. Sanboorn Map Co., 1904—. Berton WiUiam Sibley, B. S. b. Westford, Vt.; 1st Lt. U. S. Marine Corps; Hezekiah Kibbe Brooks, B. S. home address, Essex June, Vt. b. St. Albans, Vt.; ch. Chemist, Casern Co., of Am., Bellows Falls, Vt., 1899- 1905; Claremont, N. H. Paper Co., 1905: address St. Albans Bay. Bert Frank Allen, 1896-98 (D. D. S.) b. Roxbury, Vt.; D. D. S. Bait. Dent. Charles , B. S. Coll.; dentist, Northfield, Vt. b. Roxbury, Vt.; asst. eng. Guayaquil and Quito R. R. Co., 1899-Aug. 1903; William DriscoU, 1896-98. asst. eng. eng. for Government of Ecuador 1903; b. — ; e. f. Greenfield, Mass.; Cerro de Pasco R. R Co., 1903-04; civ. 111. Central R. R., Louisville, Ky., 1900- eng. for the Sioux City Stock Yards, 02; Gulf & Ship Island, Gulfport, Miss., hydraulic eng. for Mexican Sioux City, Iowa, 1905—; 1902-04 ; Govt., 1904-. George Prentiss Lovell, B. S. b. Alfred, Me.; insp. Boston & .-Albany Ralph Wales Dunsmoor, (B. S.) 1896-99. in R R • asst. eng. New York Central R. R., b. Northfield, Vt.; B. S. Dart., 1901; N. Y. City, 1904; eng. N. Y. Fire Insur- business, Burlington, Vt. ance Ex., New York, 1904-06; pres. Norwich Mining Co., Gold Center, Nev., Mark Leonard Poor, 1896-98. 52 Broadway, N.Y city. b. Stowe, Vt.; address, Stowe, Vt. 1906— ; address John Pool Mosely, B, S. Frederick Fullerton Willey, 1896-97. b. Northfield, Vt.; commandant, Nor- b. Chester, Vt.; address, Chester. wich Univ., 1900; insurance surveyor, Sanborn Map Co., N. Y. City. Everett Howard Field, 1897-99- b. Feb. 4, 1872; e. f. Guildford, Vt.; from Fred Aldrich Webster, B. S. (D. O.) Dart. Coll., in soph, class. b. Northfield, Vt.; D. O. Bost. Coll. of Osteapathy, 1902; in practice New \ork Charles Hobart Grant, 1897-99. City, 1902—; b. June 12, 1873; e. f. So. Ryegate, Vt.; granite mfg.. So. Ryegate, Vt.

Leon Bernard Allen (M. D.), 1894-96. b. Brookfield, Vt.; M. D., U. V. M., 1900; physician, Post Mills, Vt. Fred Thompson Bass, B. S. b. Randolph, Vt.; draftsman, American Chester James Hurlbut, (M. D.) 1894-96. Bridge Co., Brooklyn, 1901-03; asst. eng. b. Georgia, Vt.; M. D., U. V. M., 1900; Post & McCord, structual engs.. New physician, Omro, Wis. York City, 1904—; Flushmg, L. I. . . ;

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Dean Orris Carr, B. S. William Steele Pingree, 1897-1900. b. Georgia, Vt.; draftsman American b. Hartford, discharged at end of Junior Bridge Co., 1901-02 at Berlin, Conn.; year; law student and assistant to his 1902-03 at Phila., Pa., 1903-04, at New- father, 1900-02; student Boston Univ.

. Brighton, Pa., asst. eng. Pa. R. R., at Law School 1902 and 1903 ; admitted Oil Citv, Pa., 1902-03; draftsman. Pa. to the Bar, 1904; lawyer, firm Pingree, Bridge^Co., New Brighton, Pa., 1904—. Pingree and Pingree, White River Jc, Vt., 1904—; Louis Franklin Chamberlin. b Newbury, Vt.; draftsman, Berlin James Macomber Wardner, 1897-98. Bridge Works, Berlin, Conn., 1901-02; b. — March 22, 1882; e. f. Rainbow, N. Riter-Conley mfgr. Co., Pittsburg, 1902- Y.; sergt. 1st N. H. Vols. Span. Am. war; 04; Post & McCord. New York City. hospital steward, U. S. A., 1900. 1904—06; Minnesota Foundry Co., Min- neapolis, Minn., 1906— George Frank Waugh, b. — e. f. Lowell, Mass.; sergt. Mass. Harry Guy Clark, B.S. Vols. Span.-Am. war; left N. U. to enter Civil eng. and mem. nrm Seymour, West Point; grad. 1905; 2d It. 1 5th Ciark, Hills Co.; engs. and contractors, U. S. Inft. Manila, Pa. Springfield, Mass.

Irving Clendenen Ellis, B. S. b. Bucksport, Maine; Ellis' Granite Works; Northfield, Vt. Leon Frank Booth, B. S. b. Northfield, Vt.; manager Produoe Carl Danforth Hazen, B. S. Exchange, Rockland, Mass. e f. Worcester, Mass.; asst. eng. Pa. R. R., Pittsburg, Pa., 1902-04; N. Y. Cent. Frank Henry Burr, B.S. R. R. 1906— ; address Tarrytown, N. b. Bellows Falls, Vt.; 2d It., 3d Infantry, Y. U. S. Army, Fort Lawton, Washington.

Leonard Melvin Newton, B. S. Henry Albert Chase, B. S. Oloott, Vt.; asst. eng. Pa. R. R. 1901-04; Instructor in chemistry Norwich Univ.,

N. Y. Central, 1904—06 ; civ. eng. 1902-06; chemist, Berlin Paper Co., Ber- Philijjpine Islands, 1906— lin, N. H., 1906—;

William Everett Robertson, B. S. Willard Lynn Fuller, B. S. Chemist; Chilton Paint Co., N. Y., 1901- b. Essex Jet. Vt.; civ. eng., Baltimore El. R. R., 1903-04; asst. to & Ohio R. R. 1902-04; asst. eng. 03 ; Boston Deep the supt. of the Vermont Power & Mfg. River R. R., W. Va., Deep River, W. Va., Co., St. Albans, Vt., 1904—; St. Albans, 1904-06; asst. city eng.. Oil City, Pa., Vt. 1906—;

Charles Edward Wheatley, B. S. Harry Mansur Hobson, B. S. b. Mcintpelier, Vt.; 1st Lt. 117th Co. Coast b. Brighton, Vt.; draftsman. Am. Bridge Artillery, U. S. A., Fort Fremont, S. C, Co., 1902; transitman. West Side Coal home address, Montpelier, Vt. Belt R. R., Pittsburg, Pa., 1902-03; 111. Cent. R. R. in Miss., 1903; min. eng. at Harrisburg, 111., private practice, 1904; asst. eng. Toledo, St. Louis & New Or- leans, 1904-05; asst. to ch. draftsman, Douglas Munroe Barclay. Pensacola, Alabama, & Western R. R., b.— Dec. 29, 1881; e. f. Barre, Vt.; Sept. 190.5-06; with Tidewater R. R., Co.. 28, 1898; s. Wm. Barclay; discharged 1906—; Norfolk, Va. 1899. Timothy Holland, B. S. George Henry Clarke, 1898-99. b. Northfield, Vt.; insurance surveyor,

. b— Nov. 7, 1881; e. f. Enfield, N. H.; Sanborn Map Co., New York City. sergt. 1st N. H. Vols. Span.—Am. war; Bugler U. S. Art. Robert Truman Phinney, B. S. h. Montpelier, Vt.; 2d It. 12th Infantry, Joseph Theron Lance. U. S. Ai-my; Montpelier, Vt. b. Cabot, Vt.; grad. Albany Business Coll. 1900; bookkeeper, Waltham, Watch Tohn Theodore Smith, B. S. Tool Works, at Springfield, Mass., 1900- b. Russell, N. Y.; asst. city eng. 1903-04; 01; in business, Cabot, Vt., 1901-03; supt. Chas. R. Loucks Lumber Co., member firm Lance & Wood, Northfield, Cranberry Lake, N. Y., 1904— 1905-07; Lance & McCormick, 1907—. Lawrence Bernard Stebbins, B. S. George Dana Murch 897-99. b. No)thfipld, Vt.; asst. eng. with Chas. b— Feb. 18, 1880;18: e. f. Lyndonville, Vt.; F. Parker, '90, Woonsocket, R. I. 1902- U. S. Ry. Mail Clerk, Troy, N. Y 04; eng. with Jolin Freeman, Providence R. I., 1904-06; Metropolitan Water Norbert Vincent Mullin, 1897-98. Supply Commis. of N. Y., 1906 — ; b. — Jan. 22, e. f. Worcester, Ma address Babylon, Long Island. student Univ Pa. Med. Coll. Frank Strong, B. S. Jesse Albert Pillsbury, 1897-1900. b. Philadelphia, Pa.; asst. eng. Penn. b. — Nov. 29, 1880; e. f. Essex, Vt. Penn. R. R., Pittsburg, Pa. .

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Guy Henry Watson, B. S. Bertrand Dorr Barker, B. S. b. I.yndonville, Vt.; instrument man. b. Poultney, Vt.; asst. eng. U. S. Coast Boston & Albany, 1902-04; ast. eng. and Geodetic Survey, 1903-05; executive Penn. R. R. 1904-05; res. eng. Bethel officer of the U. S. S. "Hydrographer" (Vt.) Quarry R. R., 1905-1906; a.sst. eng. on survey along New England coast and B. & M. R. R., 1906—; address, St. Va., 190.5-06; excutive officer on U. S. S. Johnsbury, Vt. "McArthur'', 1906; assistant engineer in the survev, 1906— ; address, Chicago, III.

John Henry Byrd, B. S.

b. — : draftsman, Riter-Conlev mfgr. Co., Pittsburg, Pa., 1903-04; Post & McCord, Benjamin Brooks. New York, 1904-1906; eng. with Indiana h.— Jan. 31, 1878; e. f. Oldtown, Me.; s. Bridge Co , Muncie, Ind., 1906—. Jacob Brooks; discharged 1898.

George Benjamin Jonathan Edwards, i898. Elroy Albert Chase, B. S. b. Northfield, b. Northfield, ^'t., Sept. 22, 1878; s. Geo. draftsman. Cross Bros. Edwards; farmer, Northfield, Vt. Granite Works, 1903—, Northfield, Vt.

Arthur Weston Hare, 1898-1900. Gilbert Clarence Eastman, B. S. b. Worcester, Mass.; student W. P. 1., b. Milford, Ma»s., civil eng. for Milford, 1900-01; Thayer School Dart., 1901-02; Mass. asst. eng. with Rapid Transit Subway Cons. Co., 1903-06; eng. for N. Y. City Robert Burns Farquharson, B. S. on Reservoir work, 1906 ; address, — b. — ; 1st Lt. U. S. Marine Corps; Wash- Yonkers, N. Y. ington, D. C Adelbert Anson Hutchinson 1899- 1900. Kemp Russell Blanchard Flint, B. S. b— . Aug. 9, 1880; e. f. Northfield, Vt.; supt. of cons, for Old Colony Elec. Ry. b. Montpelier, Vt.; with Sherburne and Flint, in business. Co. Mass., 1904-06; asst. to the GenT 1903-1906; North- Supt. Potomac Elec. Light and Power field, Vt., 1906—. Co. Address, Washington, D.C. John Harold Foster, B. S. Charles Wesley Hawksworth, 1898. e. f. Waltham, Mass.; Post Graduate. b. — April ]9, 1878; e. f. Newton, Mass.; Work in Chemistry. M. I. T., Boston; priv. U. S. A. Waltham, Mass.; inst. Lawrence Acad- emy, Groton, Mass., 1904-1905; Henry Ward Orser, 1898-1900. f. Vt.; b. — Sept. 30, 1879; e. Newbury, Samuel Leslie Fuller, B. S. bank clerk, and Insurance business North- Draftsman, Riter-Conley mfgr. Co., Pitts- field, Vt. burg, Pa.; draftsman, G. B. Markle Coal Co., Jeddo, Pa., 1904-1905; construction Martin WilUam Peck, 1898-1900 (D. O.). engineer for the Friday Contracting Cog,. b. Dec. 14, 1880; e. f. Montpelier. Vt.: Pittsburg, 1905— D. O., Kirksville, Mo. Coll. of Osteopathy.

Arthur Pettigrew Quimby, 1898-1900. Emilo Guerra y Giro, B. S. b.^ Santiago de Cuba; 4th asst. Public b. — April 26, 1878; e. f. Lyndonville, Vt. W^orks; had charge of construction of Alfred Swenson, 1898-1900. longest highway bridge in Cuba, 600 span, 1903-1905; level man, Guantanamo b. — Oct. 5, 1881, e. f. Wellesley, Mass.; d. 1903. & Santiago R. R., 1905-1906; in charge of party of surveys on Bayomo Dis- George Edward Thomas, 1898-99. trict, 1906—. b- Stowe, Vt.; Aug. 28, 1879; brother S. A. Thomas '95; insurance surveyor; Fritz Louis Metzger, B. S. Sanborn Map Co., N. Y. City, 1900—. b. Rutland, Vt.; transit man, S. S. Brady & Bros., Engineers, Fairmount, Va., 1903 1904; Supt. of construction, 1904-1905; eng. in charge Ohio

dams, 1905— . Home address, Rutland, Arthur Garfield Baker, B. S. Vt. b. Northfield. Vt.; instrument man, citv eng. office, Fitchburg, Mass., 1903-04; Stanley John Parsons, B. S. insurance surveyor, Sanborn Map Co.. b. Walcott, Vt.; draftsman, Riter- New York, 1904-07; inspector lumber. Conley mfgr. Co., Pittsburg, Pa., 1903- Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of Boston, 04; asst. eng. Western Md. R. R., 1904 1907—; address, Northfield, Vt. Cumberland, Md.

Ernest Stearns Ball, B. S. Harry A. Peabody, B. S.

b. — ; draftsman, Riter-Conley mfgr. Co., b. Chester, Vt.; asst. eng. on Electric Pittsburg, Pa., 1903-04; Post & McCord, Ry. with Chas. F. Parker 90, 1903-1905; N. Y., 1904-1906; present address. North- asst. eng. Col. & S. R. R., in Wyoming,

field, Vt. 1905— . home address Chester Vt. ;

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John Tinney Powers, B. S. William Reynolds Farrington, 1899- 1900. b. Bennington, Vt.; transitman, N. Y. b. — Jan. 1, 1881; e. f. Brandon, Vt.; s. Central R. R., 1903-04; insurance sur- F. H. Farrington; address, Brandon, Vt. veyor. Sanborn Map Co., 11 Broadway New York, 1904—. Clinton Rufus Farr, 1899-1900. b. — July 22, 1878; e. f. Northfield, Vt.; Marshall Morrill Stocker, B. S. merchant; Westfield, Mass. b. Danville, town representative, sur- veyor, Danville, Vt.; instructor at Sum- Harold Sherman Frost, 1898-1900. mer School, N. U., 1905-1906. Address, e. f. Lyndonville, Vt. Danville. *EUot Granger. *Robert Lee Wilkins, B. S. b.— Nov. 7, 1881; e. f. Roxburv, Mass.: Law student, Univ. Mich.; Ann Arbor, s. F. E. Granger; d. 1903. Mich.; Viroqua, Wis.; d. 1904. Francis Byron Judd, 1899-1 901. Allan Rawson Williams, B. S. b. June 10, 1882; e. f. Des. Moines, Iowa; b. Jericho, Vt.; dfaftsman Wabash R. R., s. Rev. Allen Judd; furniture business, Fairmount, W. Va., 1903-04; asst. eng. Des Moines. C. V. R. R. on Bethel, Vt., Quarry R. R. 1904; 2nd Lt. 24th Inft. U. S. A., 1905—; Louis Henri Janvrin, 1899-1903. home address, Jericho, Vt. b.— Saratoga Sprmgs, N. Y.; address, Saratoga, N. Y. Seth WiUJams, B. S. b. Foxboro, Mass.; 1st Lt. U. S. Marine *John Charles McCarty, 1899-1900. Phillipine Island permanent b — Jan. 3, e. f. Brasher Corps, ; 1881; Falls, N. address, Foxboro, Mass. Y.; d. 1901 of consumption.

Charles Louis Pelkey, 1899-1900. b. — June 2, 1878; e. f. Waltham, Mass.; William Marsh Anderson. address, Boston, Mass. b. — Jan. 27, 18S1; e. f. Northfield, Oct. 4, 1899; s. Rev. A. W. C. Anderson. Willis Garfield Prior, 1899-1900. b — Nov. 18, 1879; e. f. Underhill, Vt.; Daniel Black Burnette. civil eng. with Bert H. Prior '95; Worces b. — Jan. 29, 1881; e. f. Jersey City, N. J. ter, Mass. in 1899; served in U. S. Vol. Sig. Corps, Span. Am. War; served in Alaska with William Franklin Robinson, 1899-1900. U. S. Signal Corps, 1903-05; address, b — Oct. 27, 1880; e. f. Dorchester, Mass.; Jersey City, N. J. left N. U. to enlist in U. S. A.; 2nd Lt. 8th U. S. Inft., Ft. Niagara, N. Y. James Squire Brown ell. b. Nov. 21, 1879; e. f. Woodstock. Vt. in Frederick Percival Rogers, 1899-1900. 1899; s. W. H. Brownell; druggist, Wood- b — Sept. 1, 1881; e. f. Orchard Lake, stock, Vt. Mich.

Harry Knights Briggs. Fred Newman Snelling, 1899-1900. b. — May 22, 1878; e. f. Athol, Mass., in b — May 13. 1881; e. f. Haverhill, Mass.; 1899; s. Chas. M. Briggs; address, Athol, address; Haverhill, Mass. Mass. William Clarence Thompson, 1899-1902. Richard Fleming Barker, 1899-1902. b. Northfield, Vt.; studied music Naples, b. — Aug. 13, 1881; e. f. Bellows Falls, Italy; employed with Western Electric Vt.; employ Casein Co. of Am. at Adams, Co., New York City, 1906—. N. Y., 1903. Francis Bowen Upham, 1899-1900. Robert Arthur Bletzer, 1899-1900. b — March 24, 1S81; left N. U. to enter b. — Aug. 10, 1880; e. f. Jamaica Plain, West Point. 2d It. 78th. co. Coast Art. Mass.; in business, Springfield, Mass., Fort Adams R. I. 1905. 1903—. Merrill Dole Wheeler, 1899-1900. Herman Baker Chase, 1899-1900. b — April 29, 18S2; left N. U. to enter b. May 26, 1881; e. f. Hyannis, Mass.; West Point. address, Hyannis. Harry Oakes Young, 1899-1900. Albert Bayley Chamberlin, 1899-1901. b — Oct. 20, 1880: e. f. Lancaster, N. H.; b. — Jan. 12, 1884; e. f. Newbury, Vt. address, Seattle, Washington.

Arthur John Dunton, 1899-1900. b. — Dec. 28, 1881; e. f. Lyndon Center, Vt.; s. Silas Dunton, address, Lyndon, Vt.

Frank Steele Drown, 1899-1900 (B. S.) b. New Y'ork, N. Y., July 11, 1879; e. f. Boston, Mass.; corp. 1st Reg. Mass. Charles Franklin Gallup, B. S. Coast Art.. 1902— ; spec, agent U. S. b Woodstock, Vt.; asst. eng. with G- Dept. of Commerce and Labor, 1903— B. Markle Coal Co., Jeddo, Pa., 1904- address, 67 Tillston Ave., Mattapan, 1905; eng. N. Y. Rapid Transit commis. Mass. .sion, 1905 —New York City. . . .

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Ralph Leon Gilman, B. S. Harry Orlando Smith, 1900-02. b. Chelsea, Vt.; asst. city eng., Mont- b. Stowe, Vt., March 12, 1883; commis. pelier, Vt., 1904-1905; with N. E. T. & T. 2d. It. in U. S. Marine Corps, 1902; 1st Lt. Co. as inspector; manager and now en- 1904; at present is serving in Santa gineer. 1905 — Boston Mass. Domingo, Cuba; permanent address, Stowe, Vt. William Selden Hutchinson, B. S. b. Enosburg Falls, Vt.; instrument Nathan Lee Thomas, 1900-01. man with R. H. Ford, '92 on railway b. Stowe, Vt.; insurance surveyor; survey, to Bethel, (Vt.). Granite Quarry Sanborn Map Co., 11 Broadway, New 1904. —home address, Enosburgh Falls, York, N. Y. Vf William Oliver Tuck, 1900-01.

Joseph Edmund McGreen, B. S. b — ; e. f. Haverhill, Mass.; civil engineer, b. Bellows Falls. Vt.; chemist Casein Boston, Mass. Co. of America, 1904-05; chemist. Provi- dence, R. I., 1905—.

Earl Dexter Perry, B. S. b. Worcester, Mass.; asst. eng. on R. R. Ralph Alburton Booth, A. B. survey to Bethel (Vt.) Granite Quarry's b.— ; e. f. Morrisville, Vt.; teacher at for C: V. R. R., 1904—; Pa. R. R. New Stafford Springs, Conn., 1905— York City, 1905—. Joseph Cleophas Coulombe, B. S.

Homer Eyton Chase Rainey, B. S. b. — ; Canada; e. f. Island Pond; sec.

— ; e. f. Randolph, Vt.; eng. with the Bullfrog Mining Co., Gold Center, Nevada N. Y. Fire Insurance Exchange, 32 with headquarters in New York, 52 Nassau St., New York City. Broadway

George Christopher Randall, B. S,. Harry Raymond Deal, B. S.

b — ; s. Clarence E. Randall, '82; ch. train b. Piermont, N. H., asst. Commandant dispatcher; Wyoming Div., Colorado Mich. Mil. Acad. 1905-1906; now at Southern R. R., Cheyenne, Wyo.; 1904- Piermont, N. H. 1906; chief clerk, Supt. Car Service. Col- orado & Southern Ry., 1906— .Address, Joseph Harold Denny. Denver, Colo. b. Northfield, Vt.; shant, Northfield, 1905—. Guy Garfield Russell, B. S. b. Hartland, Vt.; with Ballardvale Co., John Joseph Howard, B. S. 1904-1905; pharmacist with Willis H. b. Bellows Falls, Vt.; Commandant St. Lowe Co., Boston, 1905-1907; store Johns Mil. Acad. Ossining-on-Hudson. keeper, M. I. T., Boston, Mass., 1907—. 1905—.

William Elbridge Charles Washburn, B. S. Ernest Allen Lawrence, B. S. b. Northfield, Vt.; asst. eng. Post and b. Montpelier, Vt.; draftsman with Post McCord, New York City, 1904—. & McCord, Struct. Engs., 1905—, New York City.

Edward Moore, B. S. b. Island Pond, Vt.; teacher in San Mateo, Calif., 1905—.

Craig Oscar Burt, 1900-02. Joy Clyde Ross, B. S. b. Stowe, Vt.; lumber mfgr., Stowe, b. No. Dakota, exploring in Alaska, 1906 Vt., 1902—.

George Halliday Chapin, 1900-1902. Percival Creighton Sinclair, B. S.

b — ; e. f. Melrose Highlands, Mass.; in b. Johnson, Vt.; asst. eng. with Durkee, business, 259 Washington St., Boston. White & Towne, engs., Springfield, Mass., 1905. *George Eldridge Dunham, 1900-01. b. Worcester, Vt.; student M. I. T.; d. Boston, Mass., 1903. Vincent John Brennan, 1900-1902. b. Quechee, Vt.; discharged 1902; asst, Ira Liman Holden, 1900-1901. chemist with Cassella Color Co., Boston, b. Northfield, Vt.; farmer, Northfield, 1902-1905; asst. chemist for F. E. Al 1901—. teaux & Co., Boston, 1905-1906; asst- to the agent and chemist for Brampton. Ferdinand Leroy Maxwell, 1900-01. Woolen Co., 1906— ; address, Newport, b — ; e. f. Northfield, Vt. N. H.

Royal Lee Mead, 1900-1902. Henry Fitzgerald Causebrook, 1902-1904.

b — ; e. f. Madison, Montana; s. capt. b. Island Pond, Vt.; asst. eng. with U. S. Chas. W. Mead '81; priv. U. S. M. C. Geol. Survey 1904—

Stanley Dayton Nichols, 1900-02. Homer Ferrin, 1900-1903. b. Roxbury, Vt.; agent, C. V. R. R., Bol- b. Montpelier, Vt.; in cracker and biscuit ton, Vt., 1905—. industry, Davenport, Iowa, 1905— ......

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Edwin Irvin Hibbard, 1901-1902. William Safford Clarke, B. S. b. E. Brookfield, Vt.; carpenter, Montpe- b. Milford. Mass.; post graduate course lier. at Harvard, 1906—

Haroll Moore Howe, 1902-1903. Dana Howes Oilman, B. S.

b. Northfield, Vt.; part. Co. F., V. N. G., b. — ; e. f. Brattleboro, Vt.; chief of 1st Inf. State Militia; associated with party on R. R. Const, work. Fort Worth, father, F. L. Howe, 'SO. in Marble busi- Tevas, for Colo. & Southern R. R., 1906-. ness, Northfield, Vt. Charles Ralph HartweU, B. S. Daniel A— Holland. 1900-1903. b. Montpelier, Vt.; surveyor with San- b. Northfield, Vt.; student Med. Col. U. born Map Co., 11 Broadwav, N. Y., V. M., Burlington. 1903-06; student Med. 1906—. Col. in Mich. 1906—. Bradford Pierce Hovey, B. 8. Arthur Russell Lunt, 1900- 1902. b. Fort Hill, Okla., post graduate course b. Gorham, N. H.; address Gorham, N. in chemistry, at Univ. of Penn., Phila., H. 1906—.

William Renssellaer McFeeters, (A. B.), 1902- Tames Baldwin Swett, B. S.

[904. b. — ; e. f. Southern Pines, N. C; .surveyor D. En for U. S. Govt. Civil Service with head- vard Law School 1904- quarters at Manila, P. I., 1906—

William Henry Morrill, 1900-1902. Clarence Arthur Tenney, B. S.

b. — ; e. f. Northfield, Vt.; address. North- b. Windham, Vt.; served in Spanish- field, Vt. American War; with Maryland Highway Commission, Baltimore, Md., 1906— Park Valentine Perkins, 1901-1903.

b. Bennington. Vt.; student M. " I. T.; Frank Nelson Tinker, B. S., (C. E.) mgr. Bullfrog Mining Co., Gold Center, b. Albany, Vt.; 1905-1906; graduate Nev., 1904—. Thayer school, Dartmouth; returned 1906 and graduated with honor; on Elec- Fred Elton Steele, Jr., 1900-1903. tric R. R. const, work on road from Ben- b.— ; e. f. Montpelier, Vt.; student Bal- nington, Vt., to No. Adams, Mass., 1906-. timore Med. Col. 1903—

Daniel Putnam Thompson, 1900-1902. b. Bellows Falls, Vt.; home address, Bellows Falls,. Carl Augustus Barrett, 1902-04.

b. — ; e. f. Stoneham, Mass.; with Even- 1906. IXG Record, Boston, Mass., 1904—

Clarence Raymond Andrew, B. S. Clarence Myron Burnett, 1902-05. b. Island Pond, Vt.; asst. eng. Govt, b. — ; e. f. Bethel, Vt.; eng. at Bethlehem, work, Ohio river. 1906; structural eng. Penn., 1905— Youngstown, O., 1906— Clarence Ray Calderwood, 1902-04. Sydney Wallace Bampton, B. S. b. St. .Tohnsbury, Vt.; bookkeeper with

b. — ; e. f. Boston, Mass.; address Dor- Flint Granite Co., Albany. N. Y. chester, Mass.; asst. eng. on Charles River Basin, Boston, 1906-1907; eng, with William Edward Carleton, 1902-05. John Collins, '96,Waterbury, Vt., 1907—. b. Portland, Me.; with the S. D. Warren & Co., Paper Mills, Westbrook, Me., Ludlow Osmond Barker, Jr. B. S. 1905—. b. Westerly, R. I., Inspector U. S. Govt. Lock No. 11, Ohio river, July 1-Nov. 13, WiUiam John Darling, 1900; draughtsman S. and W. R. R., b. .So. R So. Rye- Johnson City, 1906— gate, Vt.

Daniel Rogers Barney, B. S. Harry Freeman Doe, 1902-05. b. Springfield, Vt,; surveyor with San- b.— ; e. f. Bradford. Vt. born Map Co., 11 Broadway, N. Y., 1906—. Alvah Robinson Eaton, 1902-03.

b. — ; e. f. Springfield. Vt. Hugh James Betterley, B. S. b. Dummerston, Vt.; with Western Elec- Halsey Charles Edgerton, (A. B.) 1902-1904. tric Co., N. Y. city, 1906-1907; surveyor b. Northfield, Vt.; left 1904 to enter for U S. Govt, with headquarters at Dartmouth, grad. 1906; student Tuck Manila, P. I., 1907 — School of Finance; expert accountant.

Arthur Emory Burr, B. S. Malcolm James Edgerton, (A. B.), 1902-04. b. e. f. — ; Bellows Falls, Vt.; asst. eng. b. Northfield, Vt.; grad. Dartmouth, with Central Colorado Power Co.. at Col- 1906; asst. principal in Union School orado Springs, Colo., 1906— Montpelier, 1906—

Jose Maria y Farragoitia Carbonell, B. S. Carl George Huntington, 1902-04. b. Habana, Cuba; eng. of the city, Hab- b. Rochester, Vt.; address West Randolph, ana, Cuba, 1906— Vt. .

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*Fred Jay Kimball, 1802-1004. Martin Leroy Rumrill, 1902-04. e. f. Nashua, N. H.; died there 1905. b. Northfield, Vt.; insurance surveyor with Sanborn Map Co., 11 Broadway, William Edgar Maxham, 1902-03. N. Y. citv., 1905 — b.—;e.f. Bethel,- Vt. Willie Amos Tower, 1902-04. William Clayton Newell, 1902-04. b. Barton, Vt.; with Barton National b. Dovleston, Penn.; with the N. P. R. Bank, 1904-06; at Hotel Ormond, Flor- R. with headquarters at Kalama, Wash. ida, 1906-07; Barton, Vt., 1907—. 56 NORWICH UNIVERSITY

PARTIAL ROSTER OF THE CADETS A. L. S. AND M. ACADEMY AND NORWICH UNIVERSITY 1819—70.

Very few facts are known concerning the cadets given in the following "Roster." This list is printed with the desire that our alumni, past cadets, and friends, will assist us in obtaining complete sketches of these old cadets for the second volume of ^he History of Norwich University, which is being compiled, and will be issued in 1908. It will be noticed that a large number of these old cadets came from the South, and we would especially ask the co-operation of the historians, genealogists and librarians of the Southern States in obtaining the desired data.

MAINE. NOBLEBORO James E— Pillsbury 1860-62 Henry Barbour 1822-25 OGONQUIT Nathaniel Lord 182.3-25 Benjamin Brially Eaton 1862-64 Phineas Varnum 1825 OLDTOWN AUGUSTA Frank Ernest Batchelder 1863-67 John Barker 1825-26 John H— Hunt 1853-55 Thomas C-- Noble, Jr 1864-66 PORTLAND Charles Brooks Ormsbee 1862-65 William E— Bartells 1822-25 Frank Curtis Pierce, U. S. Vols 1858-61 W— G— Dean 1840-42 Frank S— Rouse 1864-67 Frederick Dana 1822-25 Silas Wait Wyman 1864-66 George Knight 1825-26 BANGOR William C— Smith 1865-67 Frederick A— Hatch 1853-55 Henry B— Streeter 1835-37 Samuel W— Knowles 1854-56 Phineas H. Varnum 1823-24 Charles V— Lord 1852-54 G— R— D— Wingate 1821-23 George T— Moody 1853-56 William P. Widgery 1821-23 George C— Norcross 1853-55 STRONG George A— Parsons 1854-56 James E— Porter 1863-66 Edwin B— Patten 1854-56 WINSLOW Thomas A— Pickering 1854-56 Thomas Greenfield Rice 1861-63 A— P— Titcomb 1854-56 WINTHROP BREWER Charles Stephens Clark 1863-66 Harland P— Sargent 1856-58 Lewis S— Clark 1864-67 CALAIS YARMOUTH Andrew J— Todd 1845-47 Edward Bailey 1821-22 DEMARISCOTTA Joseph S— Bailey 1821-23 William Henry Metcalf 1860-62 Charles Frederick Nichols 1861-63 Charles Frederick Norris 1860-62 NEW HAMPSHIRE DIXFIELD Henry Marble 1866-68 Amos Hutchinson 1823-25 FARMINGTON Luther J— Fletcher 1840-42 Samuel Fellows Stoddard 1862-65 ALSTEAD FRYEBURG Amos S— Hutchinson 1823-25 Philip Eastman 1821-23 AMHERST GARDINER Edward French 1821-23 Robert Hallowall 1822-25 Robert Means 1821-22 HALLOWELL William M— Murray 1821-23 George Merrick 1823-25 Langdon Wilson 1821-22 John Odlin Page 1821-25 ANDOVER KENNEBUNK Ephraim G— Graves 1842-44 Nathaniel Lord 1823-25 Thomas J— Noyes 1821-23 LEWISTON Benjamin M— Tyler 1821-23 Frederick D— Lyford 1863-66 AUBURN NEWCASTLE Husea B— Burnham 1845-47 . Norman Call 1861-63 BARRINGTON Edward Pay son Nichols 1860-62 William P— Winklev 1835-37 57

BATH KEENE Chester C— Hutchins 1822-23 James Whitcomb Buel 1861-63 BRISTOL John S— Day 1846-48 Levi Bartlett 1821-23 Solon H— Lathrop 1848-50 Calvin May 1847-49 BOSCAWEN John W— Prentiss 1820-21 Justus Stephens 1837-38 LACONIA CANAAN Winslow Metcalf Lindsey, Capt. Kansas George Carter 1850-52 H— Vols (?) 1862-64 CENTER HARBOR LANGDON George Edwin Gilman 1863-66 John Chase 1861-63 CHARLESTON LEBANON James Baker 1821-23 William Barrows 1835-38 Oliver Hastings 1820-21 Elbridge Benton 1835-37 David Hubbard 1854-56 Jesse Billings 1835-37 John Robertson 1862-65 George Dickson 1835-37 CHESTERFIELD Moses Jewell 1836-38 Fred Shumway 1864-66 Anthony Morse 1827-28 CLAREMONT Reuben P— Riddle 1845-47 Samuel Edgar Briggs 1855 Lemuel Shattuck 1834-38 William Henry Chaffin 1861-63 George W— Smith 1861-63 E— J— Chase 1853-55 LYME George Stevens 1835-37 Justus Grant 1837-40 John W— Taplin 1821-25 CLARENDON MERIDEN William N— Davis 1834-36 Elias F— Smith 1858-61 CONCORD George C— Smith 1845-47 Ephviam Hutchins 1820-25 MILTON Hamilton Hutchins 1820-25 Benjamin Franklin Shepard, A. B., Robert Parker Kimball 1825-27 M.C.E 1842 Charles West 1823-25 NASHUA Charles E— Thompson 1820-22 Lewis Kimball, Jr 1859-61 Oliver Sparhawk 1820-21 CORNISH ORFORD Alexander Raliston Chase 1821-24 Timothy Phelps 1827-28 Andrew R. Chase 1822-26 PEMBROKE David H. Chase 1822-25 Moses L— F— Barron 1846-48

David Lawrence Morrill Commings. . . 1844-47 PETERBORO Amos Richardson 1842-44 Luke E (?) Miller 1837-39 CROYDON Samuel Robbe 1835-37 Samuel Powers 1820-21 PLAINFIELD William M— Whipple 1836-37 Thomas J. Harris 1820-22 DREWSVILLE PLYMOUTH Charles Fisher 1848-50 Walter Webster Dearborn 1863-66 ENFIELD POPLIN James F— Willis 1822-23 Enoch Gibson Hooke, A. B 1845-47 EXETER PORTSMOUTH John Bell 1823-25 Charles Henry Langdon-Elwin 1822-25 James Norris 1820-23 GILSUM Hiram M— Couch 1840-41 John Elliot Wright Hammond 1846-48 SANBORNTON GOSHEN Napoleon R— Atkinson 1837-39 Adolphus R— Smith 1847-48 SULLIVAN HANOVER Samuel Newell Fifield 1848-50 William F— B— Babcock 1822-25 UNITY R— M— Chesman 1835-37 William P— Moody 1838-40 Henrv Gould 1820-22 WALPOLE Joel Gould 1820-22 Edwin Gould 1854-55 Edward E— Harvey 1847-48 WENTWORTH Edwin F (or P) Knight '. 1841-43 William H— Moore 1839-40 John F— Knight 1840-42 Charles Henry Osgood 1861-63 David Mark 1840-41 WILMOT John A— Miller 1842-43 Gilbert W— Colby 1844-47 J— Miller 1834-36 Charles H— Olcott 1820-22 VERMONT William Olcott 1820-22 S— C— Putnam 1835-37 George Jennes 1823-25 Horace H— Smith 1820-21 William W— Keyes 1823-25 Luther Wood 1854-56 ALBURG HENNIKER Asa Reynolds 1845-46 Jonathan P —Darling 1823-25 BARNARD Joshua H —Darling 1821-25 John B— Davis 1835-37 Thomas H,—Darling 1821-25 John A— Page 1842-43 HILL John Stone 1835-37 Asahel H— Quimby 1856-58 Calvin K (or R.) Tupper 1848-50 HOPKINGTON Samuel G— Chase 1821-24 BARRE Joseph Sargent 1834-36 Daniel E— Wright 1844-46 58 NORWICH UNIVERSITY

BENNINGTON Silas B. Leach 1822-24 Frank B— Fenton. Son of C. W. Charles Lyman 1823-25 Fenton 1854-56 George Lyman 1823-25 Edwin Ruggles Paige 1863-66 Orson Mack 1838-40 George H— Parker 1854-56 Charles A. (or C.) Marsh 1821 BENSON Rav Marsh 1820-22 Darwin Cooley 1827-28 Orson Neal 1840-42 BETHEL Silas P— Newton 1847-48 George A— Mathew 1835-38 William Porter 1840-42 BRADFORD James Rice 1846-48 William Henry Johnson 1862-64 J Sprague 1845-48 BRANDON H— Stone 1845-48 Charles H— Ross 1863-65 James C— Udall 1835-37 Joel H— Tracy 1826-28 Frederick T.— Waite 1845-48 T— H— Tracy 1825-27 Albert Webster 1821-22 BRATTLEBORO HARTLAND Charles Jones Chapin 1862-65 Porter Cotton 1821-24 Charles Jarvis Cutts 1863-64 Edward H— Cutts 1846-48 William Cowper Elliot 1863-66 Samuel B— Harding 1848-50 John Chester Wells 1863-66 Albert F— Hyland 1847-49 Lemuel B— Whitney 1821-23 Charles H— Perry 1820-22 BRISTOL Squire Page 1838-40 Riley M— Adams 1826-27 C— Perry 1836-39 Daniel Lindsev 1847-49 Ora S— Rogers . 1837-40 Peverill S— Peake 1848-50 John Sabine 1861-63 BURLINGTON George Morrison Willard, B. S 1870 William Griswold 1821-24 HIGHGATE (eAST) Lewis E— Hopkins 1854-55 Delos C— Hawkins 1854-5 Penniman 1853-54 IRASBDRG Israel D— Smith 1821-24 Charles Parsons Allen 1861-63 Decires Wadsworth 1825-26 Ira Hayden Allen. Jr 1862-63 A— W— Wilkins 1853-54 HINESBURG CAVENDISH Nathan B. Leavenworth 1821-23 Asaph G— Fletcher 1821-24 ISLAND POND Ryland Fletcher. 1821-24 James S— Wolley 1835-37 Asa Wheeler, Jr 1820-23 JERICHO CHARLESTON Henry Oakes Martin 1854-56 S— C— Huntington 1843-45 LYNDON Stephen D— Sargent 1837-39 Christopher C— Crump 1852-54 CHELSEA MCINDOES FALLS Lorenzo D— Allen 1861-63 Frank 4— Page 1863-66 Alonzo P— Buck 1827-29 MIDDLESEX William Hebard 1861-63 Nathan G— Holden 1865-68 Jeremiah D— Merrill 1837-38 MIDDLEBURY Norman Robinson 1860-62 Daniel Judd 1823-25 CHESTER Charles J— Linsley 1848-49 Frederick A— Barton 1825-27 Edwin W— Wainwright 1848-50 CLARENDON MILTON Alonzo E— Smith 1853-55 Orvis Wood 1844-47 Augustus E— Smith 1856 MONKTON CLARENDON SPRINGS Julius P— Atwood 1844-47 Martin VanCongdon 1854-56 MONTPELIER CRAFTSBURY Arthur Daget Bancroft 1862-64 William E— Corbin 1821-23 Fredrick T— Bickford 1852-54 Henry S— (L?) Smith 1839-41 William B— Burbank 1852-54 DANVILLE Walter A— Phillipes 1859-61 George Alfred Davis 1863-66 Julius R— Richardson 1858-61 DORSET Charles H— Sturtevant 1855-58 Chauncey Gray 1845-46 Frank B— Tower 1835-37 James B— Soule 1849-50 Oscar F— Wainwright 1835-37 ESSEX Justus W—F~Washburn 1859-61 Albert S— Tuttle 1852-55 MORRISTOWN FAIRFAX Samuel Harrison Porter 1848-50 Edward P— Reynolds 1852-54 NEWBURY FAIRLEE Henrv Clay Morse 1861-63 Jesse Stoddard 1820-21 William Nelson 1837-38 FAYETTESVILLE NEWFANE Sardis Burchard 1861-64 William Saben 1847-49 FERRISBURG NORWICH Jonas Webster 1848-50 Amasa Amsden 1830-32 HARTFORD Carlos Baxter 1821-25

D— T— Brown (son of H. B. Brown) . 1856-57 Marshall Burton 1821-23 Nile R— Colburn 1835-38 Curtis Emerson 1821-23 Levi Cowen 1839-40 Joseph Emerson 1821-23 Cummings F— Gillette 1835-38 Roland Emerson 1827-29 John Gillette 1835-38 Rufus Emerson 1821-23 Albert Hazen 1837-39 Thomas Emerson, Jr 1821-23 Orvis Hazen 1837-39 Thomas L— Emerson 1821-23 Smith Hazen 1837-41 Albert G— Hatch 1820-23 59

Jesse Pike Hatch 1823-25 READING Joseph Hatch 1823-25 L— H— Amsdon 1835-38 Charles Lewis 1820-23 J— Darling 1835-38 William Lewis 1821-23 James A — Hall 1835-37 William Enos Lewis 1820-23 T— Mongin 1835-38 Almond Mack 1821-23 William M— Williams 1846-48 John M— Mack 1825-27 ROCHESTER John MacNab 1825-27 R— Stone 1820-21 Samuel Partridge 1820-21 ROCKINGHAM Cyril Pennock 1821-25 Oscar Amos Willard 1846-48 Truman Bishop Ransom 1820-25 ROYALTON Leonard H— Woodworth 1826-28 Daniel H— Bingham 1820-22 Jason Stimpson 1820-21 Stephen Bosworth 1835-38 Francis P— Ferry 1821-23 Charles Cutter 1820-22 Napoleon Ferry 1821-23 Joseph Adams Denison 1820-23 John M— Bartlett 1845-46 Jacob Fox 1820-22 Perkins Bentley 1846-47 Charles Fox 1840-43 Charles E— Blaisdell 1841-44 George S— Shepard 1847-48 George Blaisdell 1832-34 RUMNEY Leonard Blaisdell 1846-47 Samuel H— Weld 1821-23 Henry O— Brigham 1841-43 SHARON James W— Brown 1836-37 S— Barrett 1835-38 Asahel L— Bundy 1844-46 J— F— Baxter 1835-37 James Woodward Burton 1844-46 Adoniram C— Hathaway 1837-39 Lyman B— Carter 1844-46 Ira S— Parker 1847-49 William Coffey 1846-47 Ira S— Perkins 1847-48 Frank Currier 1863-66 SHELBURNE

Charles W— Dayis 1844-47 Henry Orville Comstock. . . ! 1845-48 George W— Ensworth 1845-46 George L— King 1846-48 Charles D— Freeman 1845-46 James B— Meech 1820-22 Independence Gile 1852-55 SHOREHAM Charles Henry Goddard 1861-64 Charles Rich 1821-23 John E— Hatch 1842-44 Irving Bascom Rich 1861-63 Alonzo B— Hutchinson 1859-61 SHREWSBURV Edson Hutchinson 1835-38 Asahel Clark 1841-44 Franklin Hutchinson 1852-53 Lucius Dow 1835-37 J. Hutchinson 1835-38 William Chase Dow 1835-38 Allan W— Knapp 1846-47 Hanibal H— Finney 1835-38 Reuben S— Loyeland 1845-46 SOUTH ROYALTON Morris Stanley Nevis 1841-44 John W— Metcalf 1854-56 George Washington Nevius 1844-46 Springfield Francis A— (H— ) Nichols 1843-46 Alexander Phoenix 1825-26 H— B— Nichols 1859-61 Adin Hamlin Whitmore 1861-63 Timothy M— Nichols 1851-52 ST. JOHNSBURY Henry L— Partridge 1838-41 David Goodall 1823-25 Joseph N— Pennock 1842-44 Horace Paddock 1822-25 Sylvester Pennock 1865-67 William Johnson 1866-68 John Farwell Slafter 1835-38 STAMFORD Judson Slafter 1844-46 Albert Waterman Wilmarth 1862-64 Edwin S— Stebbins 1834-37 STRAFFORD George Stebbins 1834-37 Henry Clay Burnham 1863-65 John C— Thurston 1835-37 Arthur W— Coombs 1861-63 Nahan E— Turner 1852-53 Jesse Bishop Smith, B. S 1865 Thomas Turner 1852-53 Anson Williams 1835-38 H— W— Watson 1835-37 Nathan Young 1835-38 Oscar Watson 1835-37 STRATTON Henry John Wright 1859-61 William Ballard 1846-48 ORWKLL SUTTON William R— Sanford 1825-26 Abel B— Blake 1835-38 Julius A— Austin 1824-26 thetford Edwin F— Branch 1843-46 Abijah Howard, Jr 1863-66 John L— Hammond 1838-41 William Lyman 1835-38 PAWLET Charles Sweatt 1845-48 John W— Strong 1837-40 TOPSHAM PITTSFORD Joseph W— Healy 1845-47 Elton P— Hitchcock 1860-63 Nathaniel Healey 1845-47 Ira Nourse 1842-45 TUNBRIDGE POMFRET Francis H— Bacon 1846-47 James Knight Polk Chamberlin 1865-67 William F— Howe 1845-47 Asa H— Snow 1837-40 VERGENNES Gustavus Snow 1837-40 Frank Allan GobS 1865-67 Gardner Winslow, Jr 1845-47 George Parker 1856-58 POWNAL W— T— Parker 1856-57 W— F— Bates 1825-26 Walter W— Sherman 1821-24 RANDOLPH VERNON Elbridge Harris Babbitt 1861-63 Hunt W— Burrows 1852-54 J— S— Carpenter 1846-47 Roswell Hunt 1837-40 E— S— Dewey, M. D 1862-64 VERSHIRE Edmund Weston 1845-47 Lorenzo D— Carpenter 1861-64 60 NORWICH UNIVERSITY

WALLINGFORD Charles Phelps 1848-50 William C— Fox 1825-26 Enoch A— Titcomb 1848 49 John C— Harris 1835-38 RARNSTABLE Joseph Harris 1 838-40 John Gray, Jr 1863-66 Henry Gaylord Post 1861-63 BEVERLY WARDSBORO Thomas Stephen Thorndike 1863-65 John J— Davis 1845-47 BENARDSTON WASHINGTON Simeon Sheldon Cushman 1837-39 Freeman Parker 1844-46 BOSTON George W— Parker 1844-46 Charles Sigournev Bird 1863-66 James W— Parker 1845-47 William Henry Blackinton 1848-49 Wilder W— Parker 1844-46 Charles H— Blagg 1822-25 Daniel Peaslee 1838-41 John S— Blake 1822-25 Charles Walter Smith 1862-66 John Curry Boyd, B. S 1865 WATERBURT R— C— M— Boynton 1847-49 William Carpenter 1821-23 Edgar Brooks 1823-25 Frederick P— Drew 1844-47 Charles M— (A— ?) Brockway 1854-56 WESTFIELD Alfred M— Channel 1850-52 Harrison Stebbins 1841-42 Stephen Rowe Clapp 1861-63 WEST WINDSOR Henry Greenleaf Coffin 1863-66 Stillman Hemmenway 1841-44 James Cunningham 1841-43 WINDSOR John—H. Dexter 1821-23 Hart S— Barlow 1821-23 Alfred Dorr 1822-25 Samuel A— Cady 1861-63 Augustus Elliot 1846-48 E— J— Chase 1853-55 William H— Foster 1821-23 Edward Forbes 1821-23 Walter H— Fox 1864-66 Joseph Hatch 1823-25 William H— Goddard 1821-22 Augustus Allen Hayes 1821-25 William Stone Goodwin 1861-63 Valentine B— Horton 1823-25 Charles W— Gragg 1861-64 Ozro P— Jennsion 1823-28 Edward I^— Greenwood 1821-23 William H— Lemmex 1820-22 Edward T— Griswold 1821-23 Josiah Leverett 1820-23 George Hancock 1823-25 Thomas Leverett 1820-23 John Hancock, Jr 1822-25 Ephriam T— Miller 1825-27 Edward K— Harris 1852-54 Edwin Perkins 1826-27 John Hobby 1825-26 Norman Elliot Perkins 1840-41 William Jones 1854-56 William E— Perkins 1841-43 D— S— Kendall 1825-26 John Pettis 1840-41 Francis Kaleb Loring 1821-25 Robert T— Pettis 1850-53 Charles Russell Lowell 1821-25 Edward Elisha Phelps 1820-23 Charles F— Matchett 1821-23 Oliver P— Reed 1841-43 John L— Neil 1846-48 S— E— Robbins, Jr 1851-52 B— W— Parker 1846-47 Allen Slack 1853-54 John Charles Phillips 1821-24 Charles Edward Steele 1861-63 John T—Powell 1820-23 Erastus C— Torrey 1820-22 B— H— Rhoades 1825-26 William Henry Townsend 1863-66 Charles H— Rich 1824-26 Thomas S— Trask 1820-21 E— W— Rice 1854-56 George R— White 1848-51 Alexander S— Riley 1821-23 WOODSTOCK Hartley W— Sewall 1852-53

Sullivan Barnes 1825-27 Henry Howell William Sigourney. . . . 1821-25 Henry C— Dension 1820-23 Charles Farnham Stanwood 1863-66 George Gallop 1820-22 Daniel S— Stanwood 1846-48 Henrv C— D— Haskall 1844-47 Jacob T— Smith 1849-50 R— Henry 1836-38 Hosea C— Steele 1845-46 Henry Hutchinson 1820-23 Edward A— Stowell 1864-67 Joseph Marsh 1820-24 Caleb J— Swain 1835-37 William McClay 1839-40 George H— Thorndike 1820-22 Henry Mower 1820-23 F— H— T— Tukey (son of Francis Samuel Mower 1820-22 Tukey) 1856-58 George F— (A—)' Page 1839-40 Judson Haycock Tukey 1850-53 Orlando D— Simmons 1840-44 James Higginson Tyng 1821-24 Henrv B— Streeter 1835-37 William M— Wallace 1822-24 J— Wood 1835-37 William M. Wallack. 1824-26 John Warren 1821-22 MASSACHUSETTS. S— S— Watson 1856-58 Thomas Weyman 1826-27 James E— Baker 1821-25 Benjamin Wiggin 1821-23 George E— Coolidge 1822-25 Henry S. Wiggin 1821-23 William M— Osgood 1823-25 Robert E— Wilmarth 1853-55 William P— Parroet 1823-25 William Wise 1821-23 Ebenezer W— Pomeroy 1825-26 BRIDGEWATER. Charles H— Rich 1823-25 Carlos S— French 1836-38 \THOL CAMBRIDGE Frederick E— Jones 1846-48 Henrv Harrington Adams 1861-64 ATTLEBORO. John R— Bigelow 1824-46 Wilham Sumner Blackinton 1863-65 Edward H— Hedge 1821-22 L—Obed Chamheilin 1866-68 Edmund Lee 1825-28 Thomas A— Earle 1848-50 William Price 1834-36 William D— Earle 1848-50 Frank E— Stimson 1855-57 61

CHARLESTON MILFORD. George Doane Bancro^'t 1862-65 Albert W— Cook 1865-67 CHATHAM new BEDFORD Edward A— Penfield 1827-29 Edward B— Merrill 1848-50 CHKI.SEA George W— Ricketson 1848-50 Edward Tuckerman 1821-22 NEWBURYPORT CHELMSFORD (nORTH) Henry Hale 1858-60 Frank Edward Adams 1854-56 NORTHFIELD William H— George 1854-56 Edwin Allen 1835-38 CHERRY VALLEY PETERSHAM Frank Timothy Bottomlv, B. S 1865 Edward C— Saltmarsh 1858-61 Edward Lambert Hodges 1863-66 PITTSFIELD DANVERS Horace E— Wells 1854-56 B— F— Crowningshield 1821-25 QUINCY George Crowningsiiield 1821-25 Thomas Boylston Adams 1822-24 Richard Crowningshield 1822-25 Jacob M— G— Riddel 1821-23 DEERFIELD READING Charles Arthur Hoyt 1869-63 Edward T— Sawyer 1837-38 Henry Stebbins 1824-27 ROCKPORT DORCHESTER Daniel B— Tarr 1851-53 Charles D— Bacon 1825-27 ROXBURY James E— Baker 1826-27 Leonard Jarvis Adams 1849-51 EAST BRIDGEWATER Henry Barton Leonard 1864-67 Walter Henry Hobart 1864-67 Francis C— Welch 1863-66 FALMOUTH SALEM • Frank Joseph Davis 1863-66 Thomas B. Crowningshield 1822-25

FITCHBURG Benjamin Varnum Crowningshield. . .1821-25 Charles T— Crocker. 1849-51 Nathaniel F— Derby 1821-23 Thomas Chalmers Wood 1864-67 SOMERVILLE Luther S— Woods 1856-57 Arthur W— Bowman 1848-49 FRAMINGHAM Joseph M— Clark 1846-48 D— W— Parmenter 1859-61 SPRINGFIELD FREETOWN Horace Walker Eddy 1863-66 W— H— W— Cushman 1823-25 Roswell Walter Lee 1827-28 GLOUCESTER Edward Horatio Noyes 1861-63 William P— Parrott 1823-25 Alexander Phoenix 1825-26 William Pierce 1821-25 Frederick Henry Rand 1860-63 GREENFIELD STOCKBRIDGE John Bellamy Thompson, Mass. Vols. 1858-61 Ebenezer W— Pomeroy 1826-28 GROTON TYNGSBORO George William Childs 1862-65 Nathaniel Brinley 1822-24 William Chauncey Hayden Needham, WALPOLE B. S., (M. D.) 1866 John Smith Gray 1861-63 H.AVERHILL WARREN Francis Bartlett 1822-24 John Harvey Moore 1835-37 Nathaniel Varnum 1827-28 WEST BROOKFIELD HINGHAM Elisha Hammond 1842-43 George Broson 1826-28 WEYMOUTH HOUSATONIC George W— Webb 1846-48 Arthur Herbert Whitmore 1864-66 WORCESTER LANESBORO Samuel E— Davis 1856-57 Alfred Briggs Gilbert, B. S 1870 James Harrington 1855-57 LAWRENCE W— F— C— Merrifield 1856-58 Elbridge B— Osgood 1856-59 George M— Rice, Jr 1849-51 LENOX Douglas Lee 1861-63 CONNECTICUT LEOMINSTER Charles W— Burrage 1849-51 Frederick G— Higgins 1823-25 Rufus Wilder 1863-66 William B— Higgins 1823-25 LEXINGTON Edwin S.—Humphreys 1823-25 Frederick H— Babcock 1821-23 Charles Ives 1823-25 LOWELL BERLIN William C— Blanchard 1852-54 Jacob S— Brandegee 1824-27 Charles Bowers 1848-50 E— L— Lee 1825-28 George E— Davis 1848-49 T— G— Lee 1823-25 Charfes A— French 1848-49 R— Parkman 1825-26 George Washington Hopkins 1861-63 CANTERBURY John (W— ?) Patch 1854-56 Daniel P— Parker 1824-27 J— H— Rand 1855-56 CHATHAM George Washington (?) Sanborn, son Edwin Hall 1825-27 Amos Sanborn 1854-56 Smith M— Miles 1826-27 MALDEN James N— Palmer 1825-27 George Albert Folsom, U. S. Vols 1862-64 D— N— Welsh 1825-28 MARBLEHEAD CHESHIRE Francis B— Crowningshield 1823-25 R— H— Chittenden 1825-26 MEDFORD COLFBROOK C— Henry Moseley 1856-58 Edward A— Phelps 1825-27 MEDFORD (west) CORNWALL William Henry Hooper, Jr 1863-66 Philo C— Sedgwick 1826-27 62 NORWICH UNIVERSITY

DURHAM NEW HAVEN Isaac Cook 1827-28 Charles S— Aves 1826-28 J— Curtis 1825-26 A— P— Edwards 1825-26 Thomas I— Howell 1826-27 Russell Hotchkiss 1825-26 A— B— Loveland 1825-28 William B— Huggins 1821-23 Thomas W— Lvman 1825-26 Benjamin M— Prescott 1825-27 N— W— Woodsworth 1825-27 Henrv Prescott 1826-27 W— Woodsworth 1825-26 Charles E— Scoville 1826-27 FAIRFIELD Charles H— Scoville 1823-27 George A— Mills 1825-27 James Smith 1821-23 Harry L— Mills 1824-27 Casper Uhlhorn 1825-27 FARMTNGTON Henry W— Woodward 1826-27 F— Cowles 1825-26 nORWICH G— D— Cowles 1825-26 Andrew B— Huntington 1825-26 J— Cowles 1825-27 Erastus Huntington 1825-26 Julius D— Cowles 1825-27 C— W— Huntington 1825-26 GL\!=TONBURy S— A— Huntington 1825-26 John Augustus Hale 1841^43 J— H— Tyler 1825-26 James HoUis 1852-54 Charles Spaulding 1825-26 Kinne 1853-55 Aaron PLYMOUTH Henry G— Miller 1852-54 Samuel Welles 1856-58 John T— Blois 1827-29 GOSHEN Timothy J— Blois 1826- 7 Moses E— Cooke 1825-27 Henry A— Mitchell 1821-23 HARTFORD POMFRET C— Barnard 1826-27 Lloyd H— Bowers — 1852-54 Alexander Collins 1824-26 John Holbrook Osgood 1862-63 H— S— Cooke 1824-26 Ebenezer Thompson 1825-27 Erastup Huntington 1825-26 Charles S— Thompson 1825-27 S— L— Pitkin 1821-22 PORTLAND David S— (or B—) Porter 1820-21 George A— Churchill 1848-49 Edward Eben Roberts 1862-65 Alfred Gordon Hall 1852-54 C— J— Russ 1825-26 George C— Jarvis 1848-50 D— M.— Seymour 1825-27 Frederick W— Russell 1847-49 H— Seymour 1824-26 William Stancliffe 1848-50 H— S— Smith 1825-26 Tristram G— Stockbridge 1821-28 SAYBROOK James Harman Ward 1821-23 Ezra L— Williams 1826-27 Roswell Butler Ward 1821-23 SALISBURY William Andrews Ward 1821-23 George Halley 1825-27 J— Wood 1825-26 John Halley 1823-25 Edward Woodbridgei 1821-23 Edwin S— Humphreys 1823-25 James Woodbridge 1824-27 Theodore B— Sterling 1825-27 HEBRON SOUTH GLASTENBURY Virgil Collins 1826-27 Charles K— Dean 1842-44 W— E— Jones 1825-27 STONINGTON LITCHIIELD Benjamin F— Babcock 1825-28 Miner Deming 1824-26 S— D— Denison 1826-27 Albert J. Wadam 1842-43 William C— Denison 1826-27 Henry Walton Wessells 1821-23 Miner R— Denning 1826-27 MIDDLETOWN John J— Hyde 1827-32 John G— Bray 1826-28 William Hvde 1825-27 Frederick Brewer 1825-27 C— E— Phelps 1825-27 Lloyd B— Cooper 1826-27 Thomas W— Williams 1827-28 Benjamin Dunning 1826-27 STOUGetTON

' Francis B— Ferry 1825-27 George Hubbard. , 1826-27 Napoleon Ferry 1825-27 "SUFFIELD John Gaylard 1825-26 Henry V— Butler 1825-27 John W— Gill 1825-27 Henry Remington 1839-41 John T— Hensdale 1826-27 TORRINGTON Henry Griswold Hubbard 1825-28 Edward S— Griswold 1821-23 J— Elijah Hubbard 1826-28 E— T— Griswold 1825-26 Russell Hubbard 1823-25 WALLINGFORD S— T— Hubbard 1825-26 Joel Austin 1825-27 John Hughes 1825-27 Sherman Austin 1825-27 Charles Ives 1823-25 H— Cooke 1822-24 J— G— Ives. 1825-27 I— Cooke 1827-28 Thomas Johnson 1825-27 J— Lewis 1825-27 William Henry Noble 1825-27 WETHERSFIELD Philip Rand 1825-27 Leonard R— Welles 1825-27 Henry S— Rannev 1827-28 WINDHAM George O— Russell 1827-28 Henry S— Walcott 1825-28 Augustus Thomas 1826-27 John H— Vance 1827-28 RHODE ISLAND David Ward 1826-28 Sanders P— Dorrence 1822-25 Frederick S— Ward 1825-27 Henry J—Talbot 1822-25 MYSTIC NEWPORT John J— Hvde 1827-32 Daniel L— Randolph 1822-26 Joshua Burrows Hyde 1827-29 William C— Robertson 1821-25 63

PROVIDENCE Alexander C— Antill 1826-28 Edward Carrington 1826-27 John A— Antill 1826-28 Arthur Fenner 1823-27 George P— Astor 1825-27 Levi Hoppin 1821-23 John Bayard or Bayand 1826-28 William Howard 1846-48 James M— Benedict 1825-27 A— T— Jeneks 1825-26 Louis Blanche 1825-28 Ira Merriam 1855-57 James Boggs 1825-27 Louis Brewster 1826-27 NEW YORK. John B— Boggs 1825-27 George W— Brinkerhoff 1822-27 ALBANY Abraham B— Brown 1827-29 William S— Bovd 1825-26 Daniel B— Brown 1827-29 Edward Brinkerhoff 1826-27 Edmund A— Brown 1825-27 Elias A— Brown 1826-27 Elias A— Brown 1826-27 William D— Gansevort 1825-26 George A— Brown 1825-27 Augustus James 1823-25 James C— Brown 1827-29 James R— Stafford 1822-25 John Brown 1825-28 Josiah Townsend 1827-28 Thomas J— Brown 1827-29 James Walch 1826-27 Charles Burdett 1827-29 ALEXANDER Michael Burnham 1823-26 Squire P— Coon 1840-41 George P— A— Burwin 1826-28 ARMENIA Samuel D— Casey 1825-28 Goodrich Clark 1823-25 Augustus Coles 1822-24 BROOKLYN D. Kellogg Comstock 1852-54 Alfred Fairfax Bayard 1861-64 Charles Delafield 1825-27 William Steele Smith 1863-66 Pierpont G— Edwards 1838—40 Daniel C— Washburn 1852-55 R— Fulton 1825-26 Daniel W— Washburn 1852-54 Frederick A— Gale 1823-25 BUFFALO Joshua Gardiner 1826-28 James McKay 1824-25 Charles Graham 1827-29 BUTTERNUT John Graham 1828-29 James M— Cooper 1826-28 Abel H— Grosvenor 1827-29 CATSKILL Blakely Hall 1825-27 Rodman G— Day 1821.-23 Frederick Hall 1825-29 Frederick A— Hall 1821-22 John HaU 1825-29 Edward Thompson 1821-23 J— Harr 1825-27 CHENANGO POINT James Hay 1825-27 James S— Holley 1825-27 William Ingraham 1825-26 Joshua B— Whitney 1825-27 Washington Irivng 1825-27 COOPERSTOWN William Irving 1825-27 James M— Cooper 1826-28 Thomas J— Jacobs 1826-27 P— E— Johnson 1853-55 Augustus James 1823-25 DOSORIS (l. I.) Richard Tubbie Keene 1864-67 Augustus Coles 1823-25 Thomas G— King 1825-26 GENEVA Edwin Laverty 1823-25 Cyrus K— Hale 1855-57 Henry Laverty, Jr 1823-25 HOLLEY John W— Laverty 1823-25 L— M— Peck 1856-58 Horatio J— Lawrence 1827-28 KEESEVILLE Thomas Lawrence 1827-28 Josiah S— Keese 1854-56 Charles A— Martston 1825-27 Charles Blanchard Taggard 1855-57 John W— Mooers 1823-25 LONG ISL-\ND Arthur B— Morris 1826-27 Washington Van Zandt 1823-25 Andrew G— Norwood 1827-28 MALONE Thomas L— Ogden 1826-28 Henrv Skinner 1864-66 Duane Pell 1825-26 Samuel C— Thorndike 1854-56 James D— Pell 1825-27 M.\NSVILLE Livingstone Pell 1825-27 Thomas B— Wheeler 1848-51 Robert L— Pell 1825-27 M.^^RCELLUS Francis Perkins 1820-21 Sterne Humphreys 1821-23 George Pearson 1827-28 M.\SSEN.\ John A— Pierce 1842-44 Alfred C— Wilson 1845-47 James A— Powell 1823-25 MONROE COUNTY Anzelm Price 1862-65 E— Henry Barnard 1824-28 Charles Fitz Randolph •. 1823-25 MORIAH Daniel L— Randolph 1823-25 Hilam Ensign 1840-42 Edgar Fitz Randolph 1823-25 Hiram M— Storrs, A. B., M. M. S. . . 1842 George W— Reed 1825-26 MORRISIAN-*. E— C— Russell 1823-25 William H— Morris 1825-28 John Sargent 1823-25 MURRAY Frederick Sill 1825-27 William .\— Root 1842-43 William J. Slidell 1823-25 NEWBURG Edward Shotwell 1835-37 James A— Powell 1823-25 Israel D— Smith 1823-25 NEW HARTFORD Richard G— Smith 1821-23 Jedediah Eames 1827-29 William M— Smith 1827-29 NEW YORK CITY L— Stout 1825-26 Alexander Adams 1827-28 Peter Tonnell 1826-27 Henry Adams 1830-32 Benjamin W— Valentine 1826-28 Edward Kent Aldrich 1862-64 Marcellus Van Gieson 64 NORWICH UNIVERSITY

Edward H— Van Wyck 1826-28 WHITESBORO Thomas W— Van Wvck 1826-28 Alfred G— Curtenius 1825-27 George W— VanZant 1823-25 D— T— Martin 1821-23 Thomas A— Walker 1830-32 David T— Morton 1825-28 James S— Wallace 1823-25 Thomas B— Tilden 1825-27 Nathan H— Weed 1823-28 William Weyman 1826-27 PENNSYLVANIA. Cornelius C— Willett 1847-49 Levi Dillett 1822-25 S— W— Wright 1825-26 Andrew Kennedy 1823-25 ONONDAGA CHESTER COUNTY George Geddes 1827-29 Richard J— Downing 1827-29 PAULINGS CHESTER John Porter Richard Arnold 1826-28 H— 1855-56 James W— Ridgely 1855-56 PIERPONT MANOR KINGSTON Thomas B— Wheeler 1848-51 Thomas B— Loveland 1838-40 PLATTSBURG L.iNCASTER Benjamin M— Beckwith 1852-54 Ebenezer F^ Wright 1824-27 B— M— Oilman 1854-55 LEWISTON Henry Bailey Haskill 1854-55 George Gideon Hale 1823-25 PL'LTENEY NEW HOLLAND Levi Diller Joseph St. John 1854-56 1823-25 PARADISE PORT EDWARD Ira David Witmer 1862-63 Egbret S— Richards. 1865-67 • PHILADELPHIA i ROCHESTER William C— Alden 1827-28 George W— Gilbert 1824-28 John A— Andrews 1825-26 Mortimer F— Johnson 1827-28 Thomas Bringhurst 1856-58 ROME J— M— Bryan 1825-26 Clinton Adams 1844-47 Fitzsimmons Calhoun Henry 1825-26 W— Barnes 1825-27 Thomas A— Clemson 1822-24 Thomas J— Madison 1844-47 Morton Herman Coates 1823-27 G— Utley 1844-47 Joseph B— Conard 1826-28 Jacob Augustus Vogil 1844-47 Alfred Delaney 1856-58 David M— Wager 1844-47 William Duane 1825-26 Simon W— Wright 1823-25 J— Dugan 1825-26 William E— Wright 1823-25 John Eyre 1827-29 SAG HARBOR George H— Jackson 1825-27 Silas Howell . . 1827-29 George Clinton Leib 1825-28 SALEM Henry Franklin Leib 1825-28 David C— Beattie 1844-46 D— H— Mackay John 1823-25 Williams 1824-28 James V— Mazurie 1825-27 SANDY HILL Alexander R— Prichatt 1825-27 Charles Ball 1835-37 Charles B— Ruse 1821-24 George H— Clarke 1835-37 John Savage 1821-23 George S— Cleveland 1835-37 William Schlatter 1826-27 Nelson Richards 1849-51 S— J— Thompson 1845-48 George Barker Sherrill 1834-37 Thomas PITTSBURG A— Sherwood 1840-42 Hugh S— Campbell 1856-58 SANGERTIES (Son of Sample Cambell) George Gideon Nichols 1864-67 William B— Hayes _ 1860-62 SARANAC Nathaniel Irish 1856-61 Franklin Weaver 1842-43 Zantzinger McDonald 1826-28 SCHROON Robert Tanner 1860-62 James E— Lindsay 1842-46 POTTSVILLE Charles H Potter — Ig44_4g Decatur E— Nice 1839-41 George H— Wyman 1842-46 WARREN STATEN ISLAND A— H— Page 1862-63 James H— Cocroft 1861-63 (Son of Gen. J. Cocroft.) DELAWARE. William J— Cocroft 1861-63 _ TROY William H Gordon 1823-25 George B Boutelle — — 1858-60 Joseph B— Rodney 1827-28 John Close 1825-27 NEWARK John Henry Walbridge 1863-66 William H— Macbeth 1827-28 UTICA WILMINGTON William H Fellows — 1825-26 Jairu.s Livermore 1837-38 Arthur Magill 1825-27 Horatio Seymour 1825-27 NEW JERSEY. C— W— Sherman 1825-27 J— K— Sherman 1825-27 LEBANON James M Stocking — 1825-28 G— W^- Taylor 1825-26 Frank B— Tower 1835-37 J B— Taylor VERNON — 1825-26 John Sargent MORRISTOWN 1823-25 Elliot Condict 1825-27 WALTERBORO NEW BRUNSWICK James S Walter — 1825-27 Thomas Eastburn 1825-26 WARREN COUNTY D— Polliemus Robert E Johnson 1825-26 — 1826-27 ^— G— Smith 1825 -26 65

Augustus F— Taylor 1825-27 RICHMOND C— K —Taylor 1825-27 Thomas Henry Davis 1852-54 PERTH AMEOY Beverley Heath (Heth) 1825-27 Alexander M— Brewin 1823-25 Walter G— Turpin 1842-43 William Packer 1823-25 ROCK HALL (jEFFERSON CO.) Thomas Blackburn Washington 1827-29 POMPTON SLANGOLEN John Denison Russ 1825-27 Cuthbert H— Powell 1827-28 ST. PETERSBURG ' MARYLAND. William P— Whiting 1825-27 John Armistead 1823-25 NORTH CAROLINA ANNAPOLIS J— H— T— Magiuder 1825-26 .\SHVILLE Samuel Chase Ridgeley .' 1825-27 Benjamin F— Patten 1825-27 BALTIMORE CRAVEN COUNTY Ashton Alexander 1824-26 George E— Caraway 1821-24 Augustus Barnum 1826-28 EDENTON Joseph Bartlett Bourleigh, A. M. .LL. William Anthony Armistead 1825-26 D 1830 FAYETTSVILLE Samuel E— Edgar 1830-33 Robert M— McRacken 1825-26 Samuel K— George 1827-30 Arthur McWilliams 1825-26 George D— Norris 1827-28 Henry Turner 1826-27 J— H— Riggin 1825-27 GRAHAMVILLE F— W— Tenant 1825-26 John Rhodes 1823-25 Richard B— Scriven, Jr 1822-24 (north east) HALIFAX William R— Sewall 1847-49 W— Anthony 1827-28 Evan W— Thomas 1847-49 HILLSBORO prince GEORGE COUNTY Alexander Kirkland 1825-27 Dennis Magruder 1825-26 William F— Strudwick 1825-28 ST. Mary's co. Henry Webb 1825-28 W— B— Kenner 1825-26 LINCOLNTON ST. Mary's county (leonard) Henrv Connor 1825-26 Philip Key 1827-29 Michael Hoke 1827-29 MILTON DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. A— H— Henderson 1825-26 NASHE CO. WASHINGTON William Francis Collins 1826-27 Horatio L— Barnum 1826-27 NEWBURN Randolph Coyle 1822-27 Alfred Stanley 1821-25 Sanders Irving 1825-27 Edward Stanley 1823-25 Arthur McWilliams 1827-28 Harvey Stanley 1826-27 Philip Phillips 1823-27 PLYMOUTH Henrv H— Rhodes 1822-25 David Minton Wright 1827-29 Robert S— Rogers 1826-27 R.4L.LEIGH Augustus Fitzwhvllsson (Fenton) Sea- Emorv Burns 1852-54 ton 1826-28 John William Syme 1825-27 J— W— Waltering 1855-56 VIRGINIA. S.\LISBURY William S— Mackay 1825-27 Franklin Wright 1827-28 T.^RBOROUGH AJACIO (lOUDON CO.) Peter J— Hines 1825-26 Richard P— Bagly 1826-27 WILMINGTON AUBURN John Hampden Hill 1825-27 Bernard H— Buckner 1825-26 William H.—Hill 1823-25 BELVIDERE (CHARLOTTE CO.) Henry Adolphus Loudon 1821-25 Edwin J. Spencer 1826-27 James Moore 1825-27 CHARLOTTE Thomas R— Owen 1825-28 Edward P— Goods 1827-29 CHARLOTTESVILLE John Winn 1838-40 SOUTH CAROLINA. CL.^YBANK Thomas Sudwell Hobson 1823-25 Joseph Alston 1824-26 FORTIN COUNTY Thomas L— Harris 1823-25 William Morgan 1827-28 Paul H— Trapier 1822-26 FRE DERICKSBURG Henry MarshaU 1823-25 John H— Roberts 1823-25 BE.^UFORT FREDERICK COUNTY Charles Black 1825-26 S— A— Allen 1827-28 Thomas Broughton 1823-25 J— A— McCaleb 1827-28 Richard Johnson 1827-28 HARRISONBURG G— A— Logan 1827-28 Charles D— Gray 1835-37 E— M— Mackay 1825-26 LEESBURG Henry McKee 1827-28 Robert Henderson 1837-38 Richard Reynolds 1827-28 MIDDELBURG (mIDDLEBURY) John Rhodes 1825-26 William Cochran 1827-29 W— H— Wiggin 1825-26 Chilton Murray 1837-38 BERKELEY CO. George C— Powell 1827-28 John Gendron Palmer 1824-27 66 NORWICH UNIVERSITY

BUCKLEY CO. LENOIR James Sinkler 1824-26 James B— Whitefield 1827-28 CHARLESTON OPELANSAS Hugh Swinton Ball 1823-26 H— A— Wikoff 1825-26 Washington J— Beunett 1823-27 PON PON Matthew Brennan 1821-25 Morton Waring 1824-26 William H— Brisbane 1824-27 SOCIETY HILL G— R— Buckley 1825-26 Henry Marshall 1823-25 George R— Bulkelev 1826-27 STATESBURG. Gideon B— Campbell 1821-23 Charles D— Broun 1825-26 J— E— Carew 1825-26 John P— Broun 1825-26 Alexander H— Chisholm 1824-28 R— H— Broun : 1824-26 Robert J— Cook 1835-37 .ST. HELENA ISLAND Robert E— Connor 1835-38 Charles B— Capers 1823-27 William Chapin . 1825-27 Thomas Corbett 1825-27 , David Deas 1821-25 Thomas J— Fripp : 1823-27 Joseph Dougherty 1825-27 ST. JOHN'S PARISH Theodore Samuel DuBose 1823-25 Thomas Cordes Porcher 1826-27 N— C— Favsoux 1825-26 TOOGOODOO William C. Faysoux 1822-25 Hawkins S— King 1825-26 Alexander D— Gaillard 1825-27 Richard T— King 1825-26 Joseph Glover 1825-27 WADMALAW Wilson Glover 1837-39 Benjamin A— Reynolds 1825-27 Lewis Gourdin 1823-26 Bernard A— Reynolds 1826-27 William G— Gourdin 1823-25 Nathaniel E— Goodrich 1838-40 John A— Harleston 1821-22 Thomas D— Hawkins 1840-41 Arthur Fisher Holmes 1825-27 John F— Jenkins 1827-28 ATHENS Joseph M— Jenkins 1827-28 J— W— CrenshaA 1826-27 Richard Jenkins 1827-28 William H— Paine 1827-28 Robert B— Jenkins 1837-39 AUGUSTA Daniel Finckney Johnson 1823-26 Alfred B— Cowling 1826-27 Edwin Kelley 1823-25 John M— Gardner 1826-28 John W— Lewis 1838-39 John Ramsey 1827-28 James T— Little 1836-38 Josiah Tattnall 1825-27 Stephen L— Lockwood 1825-27 CAMDEN CO. Francis B— Marion 1823-25 George S— Mcintosh 1824-25 Richard Lawrence North 1824-26 CUMBERLAND ISLAND Frederick Adolphus Porcher 1823-27 Henry D— Hawkins 1823-27 Thomas William Porcher 1823-27 Thomas D— Hawkins 1830-33 Benjamin Roper 1823-27 DARIEN E. A. Swanton 1825-27 John Hudson 1820-25 Alexander Siddon 1833-37 Norman Page Gignilliat 1821-23 Josiah D— Taylor 1838-40 DECATUR Charles H Dearing 1846-48 . — Charles Ladson Webb. . 1826-28 Daniel Cannon Webb 1825-27 GREENSBORO Thomas Ladson Webb 1824-26 James L— Lewis 1825-27 Thomas C— Sankey 1827-28 COLUMBI.\ MILLEDGEVILLE James U— Adams 1827-28 Augustus L— Howard 1825-26 Robert A— Adams 1827-28 James S Moore 1823-25 John Black 1825-26 — Adolphus I— Rutherford 1826-28 Benjamin F.— Briggs 1827-29 SAVANNAH COLUMBI.\ CO. R— W— Habersham 1821-26 Milton Crawford 1826-27 Edward Houston 1826-27 EDISTO ISLAND J— R— Ross 1825-26 Benjamin E— Edings 1825-28 ST. Mary's William Edings 1825-28 Henry Clark 1825-33 Clark J— Edings 1825-28 J— W— (J— W— DePoincy). . 1856-58 James C— Meggett 1826-28 John A— J— Descleaux 1825-28 Aeneas M— Mickell 1825-27 Simeon Donaldson 1827-29 William M— Murray 1821-23 warrenton GEORGETOWN J— W— Pitt 1825-26 W— H— Ford 1825-26 FLORIDA. George Heriot 1822-25 James Heriot 1825-28 Robert W— Walton 1826-27 Robert Heriot 1823-25 pensacola 1825-28 MeKewn Johnston H— L— Strong 1856-58 1825-26 A— L— Wragg William H— Chase Strong 1856 GRAHAMVILLE Albert Dupont 1825-28 Richard B— Scriven 1823-25 HILTON ISLAND Henry Kicklighter 1827-28 John H— Webb 1826-28 Robert Webb 1826-28 .

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MOBILE KENTUCKY. Thomas J— Munson 1850-52 E— R— Rust 1825-27 HENDERSON George D— Sherwin 1654-55 Thomas Tolles 1827-28 Francis O— Webb 1826-28 LEXINGTON Theodore L— Webb 1826-28 J— W— Putnam 1835-37 MT. PLEASANT Nathaniel J— Putnam 1835-37 C— S— English 1825-26 LOUISVILLE George Gwathnev Bacon 1862-64 Frederick A— Bridge 1822-24 MISSISSIPPI. Bernard SLipp, A. M 1825-28 WILLIAMSON COUNTY Thomas Robert Bowmer ( or Bowman) 1822-25 B— Bond 1825-26 KEMPER SPRIXGS Samuel Batchelder, A. M 1851 ARKANSAS. NATCHEZ DERMOTT STATION J G Andrews 1825-26 — — Charles McDermott 1825-27 Robert Borriner 1822-25 Thomas C Gracken HELENA — 1824-27 John L Gervais 1824-26 George W— Briggs 1822-25 — Samuel D— Elliot 1823-27 TEXAS. George C— Girault 1825-28 Thomas R— Girault 1825-26 James Kemp 1824-28 James T— Mitchie 1826-27 Eugene T— W— More 1825-26 OHIO. Ralph L— North 1825-28 George Poindexter 1826-27 CINCINNATI Stephen N— Routch 1824-26 Edward G— Burkham, Jr 1862-65 W— C— Schuyler 1825-27 Charles Drake 1826-28 William Shipp 1825-27 George W— Jones 1827-28 C— P— Smith 1825-26 Benjamin F— Porter 1856-58 W— S— Smith 1825-26 CLEVELAND J— D— Vertner 1825-26 Solon Long 1826-27 V— P— Winder 1825-26 George B— Merwin 1826-28 John H— Sargent 1836-38 COITSVILLE LOUISIANA. William J— Edwards 1826-28 COLUMBUS JEFFERSON PARISH Edward Jaeger 1852-54 Theophilus Fortier 1823-25 D— C— Lazelle 1852-54 NEW ORLEANS Wilton Fields Le Favor 1862-65 William Simpson Campbell 1824-27 Arthur Watson White 1863-65 James B— Cleveland 1852-54 FRANKLINTON John P— Davidson 1825-28 Charles Ball 1822-26 Louis M— Davidson 1825-27 JUNIOR FURNACE George L— C— Davis 1821-24 John Mills Glidden 1861-64 Robert Davis 1826-28 KINSMAN L— L— Ferreere 1825-26 Frdeerick F— Kinsman 1825-26 Charles Goodrich 1825-28 MARIETTA Alfred Lewis 1825-27 Samuel Gage Barker 1856-58 Robert Mackay 1826-27 James V— Parker 1861-62 Robert McCutcheon 1825-27 OHIO CITY John McNabb 1830-32 Charles H— Sargent 1836-38 Stephen D— McNeil 1826-27 PAINESVILLE Henry J— Ranney 1826-27 L— G— Storrs 1825-27 •Thomas G— Servoss 1825-27 PERRY Francis B— Trepagnier 1823-25 Augustine E— Smith 1855-58 James Wederstrandt 1826-28 PERRYSBURG PARISH RAPIDS Elisha Hyndman 1846-48 Benjamin F— Fulton 1825-28 RjLVENNA S— Fulton 1825-26 Henry C— Day 1859-61 ST. FHANCISVILLE W— H— Ward 1858-61 B.— H— Barow 1825-27 WARREN Bartlett M— Browder 1825-27 George A— Parsons 1827-28 John J— Browder 1825-26 Alfred Perkins 1826-27 Charles McDermott 1825-27 WARREN CO. George McDermott 1825-27 Oliver D— Fittz 1826-28 ZANESVILLE Jesse Pike Hatch 1823-25 TENNESSEE. INDIANA. FRANKLIN (WILLIAMSON CO.) DELPHA Thomas H— Perkins, 1st 1826-28 John Brown Milroy .1841-42 Thomas H— Perkins, 2nd 1826-28 LAWRENCEBURG NASHVILLE John F— L— Buel . 1854-56 Charles H— Dickinson 1825-26 LOGANSPORT William Harding 1825-27 Speare G— Spencer Tipton (or Fifton) . . 1830-33 68 NORWICH UNIVERSITY

ILLINOIS. CALIFORNIA.

CHICAGO SACRAMENTO Charles W— Fullerton 1853-56 C— N— Baker 1856-58 Eugene J— Post 1840-42 (Son of S— N— Baker) Frederick I^- Post 1840-42 SAN FRANCISCO Noble Adolph Thompson 1848-49 E— H— Smith 1842-43 ELKHART CITY James Van Ness 1826-28 John B— Lawrence 1858-60 FREEPORT BERMUDA ISLANDS. Leonard Sanborn Ordway 1861-63 SHAWNEETOWN John B— Dunscombe 1825-28 Samuel D— Marshall 1826-28 WILMINGTON CANADA. M— K— Kilbourn 1848-50 MONTREAL George Barnard 1824-26 WISCONSIN Frederick Cheney 1821-23 QUEBEC LAFAYETTE Peter J— Ryan 1830-32 Lorenzo Potter 1856 SOKEL (Son R— R— Potter) Louis Savier (Xavier) 1830-34 MADISON STANSTEAD Julius P—Atwood 1844-47 Edward L— B— Brooks 1825-28 Luther S— Dixon 1844-46 William Judd 1853-55 MILWAUKEE (Son of F— Judd) Hubbard Cook 1858-60 NOVA SCOTLA. MICHIGAN. NEW BRUNSWICK DETROIT Abner Hill 1847-49 Frederick S— Baker 1823 Monroe Hill 1848-49 Henry W— Baker 1823 Frederick E— Roelofson 1853-55 CUBA. (Son of C— Roelefson) IONIA Henry Goodwin DeWolfe 1823-27 Ernest E— Wellman 1865-67 George S— Webster 1825-28 KALAMAZOO MANTANZAS M— Lamphere 1856-59 Francis R— Glean 1827-29 POINT CREEK Nicholas Tanco 1859-61 J— Webster Childs 1854-56 SAN RICARDO Richard Dimock Smith 1821-23 MISSOURI. ENGLAND.

ST. LOUIS John L— Gervais 1824-26 Thomas W— Roberts 1827-28 John L— Graves 1823-27 LONDON

Lewis B— Hutchinson 1846-48 Samuel Grace •. 1825-27 SOUTH AMERICA. IOWA. CAYENNE J— A— Barry 1826-28 DUBUQUE T— D— Barry 1826-28 W— J— Woods 1856-58 GRINNELL WEST INDIES. Sylvester S— Preston 1848-49 IOWA CITY SANTA CRUS Gilman Folsom 1835-38 Joseph B— Abbott. 1826-28 Osborn Abbott 1826-28 NEBRASKA. Robert Abbott 1826-28 Samuel Abbott 1827-29 BOSTWICK Martin Heylinger 1825-26 Arthur Watson White 1863-65 NEBRASKA CITY UNKNOWN. Marcellus Bowen 1865-67 F— E— Bradley 1865-67 Edwin C— Cross, (M.D) 1846 WASHINGTON. Albert E— Downs 1621-23 John Grav 1848-50 EVERETT Alexander J— Jackson 1825-27 Henry Whitcomb Holley 1846-48 G— F— Shepard 1842-44 69

GEOGRAPHICAL INDEX OF GRADUATES AND PAST CADETS.

MAINE. VERMONT. BARRE .' Charles F. Tibbetts ". 1866 Myron Lemuel Chandler 1885 BAXGOR Harrison Gordon Woodruff 1891 Charles V. Lord 1855 Douglass M. Barclay 1901 BROWNFIELD BARTON *EliB.Bean 1841 Willie Amos Tower 1906 CUMBERLAND MILLS Chas. Sargent Carleton 1896 BELLOWS FALLS DEERING Frank G. Flint 1877 Reuel Small 1866 George D. Evans 1898 HOULTON Daniel P. Thompson 1905 Obed Foss 1850 BENNINGTON OXFORD George L. Harwood 1892 Chas. Ernest Walker 1897 Edward Cushman Bennett 1893 WESTBROOK BETHEL William Edward Carleton 1906 George E. Dearing 1881 William Edgar Maxham 1905 BOLTON NEW HAMPSHIRE Stanley D. Nichols 1904 BRANDON BENNINGTON Edward S. Marsh 1878 Benjamin F. George 1853 Lewis Charles Bump 1898 CLAREMONT BRADFORD **Samuel Edgar Briggs 1855 Harry Freeman Doe 1906 Chas. Hatch Long 1855 BRATTLEBORO Henry E. S. Cowles 1865 Ernest Willard Gibson 1894 Clarence W. Tolles 1865 Hugh James Betterley 1906 CONCORD BURLINGTON George P. Conn 1854 Frank H. Parker 1880 Leonard B. Brown 1865 Ralph Wales Dunsmoor 1900 Howard F. Hill 1867 CHESLE.\ William P. Beauclerk 1896 William H.H.Hall 1847 EXETER Wm. Hibbard Sprague 1890 Chas. Marseilles 1868 Hiram Nathaniel Mattison 1893 GORHAM CHESTER Arthur Russell Lunt 1905 Harry A. Peabody 1903 ISL.^ND POND CLARENDON Harry F. Causebrook 1905 **Augustine E. Smith 1856 LACONLi COLCHESTER Elmer D.McCarty 1887 Herbert Eugene Caswell LAKEPORT DANVILLE Harry W. Daniell 1873 Jonathan E. Tinker 1888 LANCASTER Frank Nelson Tinker 1906 Henry Oakes Kent 1854 ENOSBURGH F.\LLS Henry Pereey Kent 1890 William Selden Hutchinson 1904 LITTLETON HARDWICK Isadore N. Lunderville 1892 JohnH. McLoud 1867 MARLBOROUGH HARTFORD Sullivan Holman McCollester 1851 William Steele Pingree 1901 MANCHESTER MARSHFIELD Chas. Henry Smart 1865 Elbridge W. Gilman 1889 NASHUA MIDDLEBURY Wilber Clark Howe 1883 Albert A. Fletcher 1852 Fred Jay Kimball 1906 MONTPELIER NEWPORT Justus W. F. Washburn 1862 Vincent J. Brennan 1905 Fred Elton Steele, M. D 1882 NORTH STRATFORD Willis Ethel Terrill 1887 Harvey Levi Hinman 1894 Ralph B. Denny 1891 PIERMONT Fred Barnes Thomas 1895 Harry-Raymond Deal 1905 Phil Sheridan Howes 1896 PIKE Fred- Elton Steele 1905 Harry Ray Dole 1896 Edwin Irvin Hibbard 1905 PORTSMOUTH Charles R . Hartwell 1906 John W. Parsons 1863 Malcolm J. Edgerton 1906 WASHINGTON MORRISVILLE **Joseph W. Shedd 1840 Edwin Booth 1898 WOODSVILLE NEWPORT Clp,rence E. Randall 1881 Frank Dudley Holhrook 1893 70 NORWICH UNIVERSITY

NORTHFIELD ST. ALBANS Frank Leroy Aldrich 1899 Chas. Henry Atwood 1863 Chas. Dole 1869 D'Orsey Taylor 1874 Walter Dole 1870 George E. Edson 1876 Robert Alexander Silver 1874 Clarence H. Booth 1894 Charles H. Spooner 1878 H. Kibbe Brooks 1899 Frank L. Howe 1880 Frank W— Denison 1898 Charles M. Davis 1881 Wm. E. Robertson 1902 Marshall Davis Smith 1881 ST. JOHNSBURY William Alden Shaw 1888 Guy Henry Watson 1902 Homer John Dane 1890 SWANTON John Huntoon Judkins 1890 Henry Augustus Burt 1873 Heber Calvin Cady 1891 VERGENNES Ethan Allen Shaw 1891 Chas. E. Parker 1859 Harry Chester Moseley 1895 WAITSFIELD Charles Albert Plumley 1896 Charles R. Maxwell 1898 Chas. Sargent Carleton 1896 WALLINGFORD William Arba Ellis 1897 **Joseph Harris 1841 Walter E. Brown 1897 WELLS RIVER Roy A. Bullock 1898 Percy Gates Smith 1891 Charles Edward Duggan 1898 Raymond Underwood Smith 1894 John Pool Moseley 1898 WEATHERSFIELD Arthur Ellsworth Winslow 1898 Stephen H. Nichols 1847 Irving Clendenen Ellis 1901 WHITE RIVER JUNCTION Henry Albert Chase 1902 William H. Tucker 1874 Henry W. Orser 1902 William S. Pingree 1901 Elrov Albert Chase 1903 WILMINGTON Kemp R. B. Flint 1903 Joseph Hiram Goulding 1865 Arthur G. Baker 1903 WOODSTOCK Ernest S. Ball 1903 Thomas O. Seaver 1859 Ira L. Holden 1904 James S. Brownell 1902 Joseph Harold Denny 1905 William H. Morrill 1905 HaroU M. Howe 1905 MASSACHUSETTS Daniel A. Holland 1905 Halsey Charles Edgerton 1906 ATHOL Malcolm James Edgerton 1906 Harry K. Briggs 1902 NORTH HARTLAND ATTLEBORO **Geo. Morrison Willard 1870 Wm. Howard Wilmarth 1881 BALLARD VALE PLAINFIELD Guy G. Russell 1904 Archie M. Batchelder 1879 BERNARDSTON PODLTNEY Ormando Willis Grey 1850 Bertrand Dorr Barker 1903 BEVERLY NORTH BENNINGTON Joseph H. Ladd 1898 Arthur H. Cushman 1896 Chas. Francis Thorndike 1864 BLACKSTONE POST MILLS Seth Henry Benson 1867 William A. Dodge 1864 BOSTON Leon B. Allen 1899 Chas. Morton I860 QUECHEE Charles E. Ashcroft 1863 Wm. Strong Dewey 1863 John Holbrook Osgood 1864 John Jasper Dewey 1865 Charles H. Wood 1865 RANDOLPH Wm. B. Eaton, Jr 1866 Joseph Dudley Denison 1867 Henry C. Clark 1867 Henry Tudor Lyman 1873 Charles M. Reed 1867 Edwin O. Blanchard 1882 Geo. Lemuel Huntoon 1873 Pearl L. Ellis 1888 Ned Louis Sheldon 1884 Luther Burnham Johnson 1888 Ephraim Wesson Clark 1892 Carl George Huntington 1906 Eben Watson Gaynor 1893 Leo Bertram Clogston 1894 RICHFORD Howard Clinton Holden 1894 Frank Alden Manuel 1893 George Donnelly 1885 RUTLAND J. Albert Holmes 1895 Levi Gleason Kingsley 1856 John Michael Ryan 1895 RYEGATE William E. Clogston CharlesH. Grant 1900 Carroll J. Scribner 1896 SOUTH NORTHFIELD Harold Samuel Richmond 1900 Geo. Herbert Cobleigh 1889 Charles H. Brooks 1896 SOUTH RYEGATE Arthur G. Baker 1903 William John Darling 1906 Frank S. Drown 1903 SOUTH ROYALTON Ralph L. Oilman 1904 **Joseph S. Tilden, M. D 1846 Carl Augustus Barrett 1906 **F. L.Alba.M.D 1846 BROCKTON **Edwin C. Cross, M. D 1846 George H. Chapin 1904 William O. Belknap 1888 CAMBRIDGE Leon Anson Skinner 1896 Charles E. Wentworth 1865 STOWE William R. McFeeters 1905 Craig O. Burt 1904 William Safford Clarke 1906 71

EVERETT WOONSOCKET Frank Albert Gokey 1893 Charles Frederick I'arker 1890 FALMOUTH **Frank Joseph Davis 1867 CONNECTICUT GREAT BARRIXGTON Herman Dressel, Jr 1890 HARTFORD GREENFIELD Oren Luther Pease 1893 Chas. Tyler Walcott 1859 MELROSE Samuel Dimmock Conant 1872 Eli Gowdy Stiles 1866 HAVERHILL POMFRET William O. Tuck, Jr 1904 **John Holbrook Osgood 1864 KINGSTON SOUTH MANCHESTER Henry Martin Jones 1881 Chas. Herman Cheney 1886 LANESBORO Richard George Rich 1900 **Arthur Briggs Gilbert 1870 STAFFORD SPRINGS LAWRENCE Ralph Alburton Booth 1905 Wm. Lemuel Stedman 1872 LOWELL NEW YORK. Fred Farnham Hayward 1888 Irving Almon Laurence 1892 ADAMS LUDLOW Richard F. Barker 1902 Charles E. Quimby 1891 ALBANY MILFORD Leroy C. Hurlburd 1894 Gilbert Clarence Eastman 1903 John Leslie Collins 1896 William SafFord Clarke 1906 Clarence Roy Calderwood 1906 NEWTON ALEXANDER Walter G.Huntley 1895 **Squire P. Coon 1842 NEW BEDFORD BAINBRIDGE Dexter W. Lewis 1889 Henry Vail Dunham 1897 NO. ADAMS BROOKLY.N Chas. Foster Sayles 1857 Cyrus Hyde Fay 1837 N. HAMPTON Chas. Alexander Silver 1841 Chas. Warner Pierce 1892 Alvan Earl Bovay 1841 ROCKLAND BUFFALO Leon Frank Booth 1902 Calvert King Mellen 1884 SALEM BABYLON Chas. B. Crowningshield 1842 L. Bernard Stebbins 1902 SOMERVILLE CH.4TE.AUG.\Y George O. Tyler 1857 Burton W. Farnham 1891 Heman A. Gillette 1894 CRANBERRY LAKE.

J. Albert Holmes ; 1895 John T. Smith 1902 Edward Michael McCarty 1896 FLUSHING SPRINGFIELD Fred Thompson Bass 1901 Henry Moses Phillips 1864 FISHKILL Herbert Nelson Cross 1889 Edward P. Pitman 1874 Robert A. Child 1892 GLENS FALLS Robert A. Bletzer 1902 Henry Augustus-Howard 1865 Percival C. Sinclair 1905 ILLION STOCKBRIDGE Lester H. Bradley 1894 Arthur Lawrence 1858 MAMARONACK UXBRIDGE David T. Winton 1881 Geo. TaftHobbs 1882 MORIAH WALTHAM Hiram M. Storrs (?) 1842 John Q. A. McCoIlester 1853 NEW YORK CITY Geo. Delbert Thomas 1876 John Harris 1841 John Harold Foster 1903 Grenville Mellen Dodge 1850 WINTHROP Jonas H. Piatt 1854 Clarence Lockwood Hathaway 1869 William M. Bates 1855 WOBURN William Smith Burton 1855 William R. Cutter 1868 Washington R. Vermilye 1855 WOLLASTON William R. Huntington 1856 William G. Brooks 1896 Elias Burton Hart 1857 WORCESTER Theodore Harvey Kellogg 1862 Walter Edwin Hassam 1886 Charles E. Bush 1863 Fred Howe Clark 1889 Clayton Eugene Rich 1863 Wright Seth Prior 1889 Edward Dean Adams 1864 Chas. Horace Davis 1895 William R. Mead 1864 Bert Henry Prior 1895 John Swift Richards 1865 Willis S. Prior 1903 Waldo Park Clement 1872 Chas. Greenleaf Griffith 1872 John Robert Moore 1873 RHODE ISLAND. Frank J. Saxe 1874 Waldo Henrv Richardson 1876 PROVIDENCE Frank C. Hatch 1876 Charles S. Wheelwright 1867 Arnold Thayer 1876 ." 1877 Harry Hale Goss . . 1888 Harry B. Thaver Louis P. Booth 1897 Edward McClure Peters 1881 Lebnard Joel Parker 1898 Frank Winslow Conn 1881 Joseph E. McGreen 1904 James Michael Holland 1883 72 NORWICH UNIVERSITY

Geo. Roberts Miner 1883 DOYLESTOW^N Chas. Henrv Nichols 1886 Wm. W. H. Davis 1842 Paris M. Fletcher 1887 William C. Newell 1906 Robert Liston Irish 1889 JEDDO George L. Ballou 1891 Joseph Spafford Craigue 1892 Fred Miner Goodhue 1891 NEW BRIGHTON Flyn G. Austin 1892 Dean Oris Carr 1901 James E. Ross 1894 NORRISTOWN Edgar Fletcher Carruthers 1895 John M. Schall 1855 Samuel Adrian Thomas 1895 OIL CITY Frank James Donahue 1895 Willard L. Fuller 1902 Dean C. Warren 1895 PITTSBURG James Leland Averill 1896 **Nathaniel Irish 1861 FredT. Bass 1901 William B. Hays 1863 James Wilber Cook 1898 Frank Strong 1902 Geo. Everett Talbot 1898 Samuel W. Fuller 1903 Geo. Prentiss Lovell 1899 PHILADELPHI.\ Fred. Aldrich Webster 1899 **Samuel B. Grice 1837 Sanford H. Ashley 1900 DeForrest Holt Merriman 1857 Harold Samuel Richmond 1900 Archie Lorenzo Sheldon 1873 Timothy Holland 1902 Seth Burton Adams 1890 George E. Thomas 1902 Chas. Edwin Collins 1890 William C. Thompson 1903 Bradford Pierce Hovey 1906 Leonard M. Newton 1903 VINTONDALE JohnH.Byrd 1903 Henry B. Douglass 1878 Earl D. Perry 1904 WARREN Homer E. C. Rainey 1904 **A. H. Page 1863 Nathan L. Thomas 1904 WILLIAMSPORT Charles F. Gallup 1904 Cyrus M. Merriman 1859 Joseph Cleophas Coulombe 1905 Ernest Allen L.-'wrence 1905 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Charles Ralph Hartwell 1906 WASHINGTON Daniel Rogers Barney 1906 **Daniel TuUar 1840 Martin Leroy Fumrill 1906 **Ben (or Benjamin) Buck 1841 OSSINING-ON-HUDSON Geo. Williamson Balloch 1847 John Joseph Howard 1905 Henry Elijah Alvord 1863 SANDY HILL Thomas Jefferson Easier 1864 **Charles Ball 1838 Samuel H. Green 1865 *George H. Clark 1838 Reuel Small 1866 SARATOGA Burleigh Fulsom Spaulding 1877 Louis H. Janvrin 1903 Carl Gilm.an Dole 1896 SPENCERPORT Adelbert A. Hutchinson 1902 Bela Stevens Buel 1855 SYOSSET MARYLAND Harry G. Clark 1901 TARRTTOWN BALTIMORE CarlD.Hazen 1901 Clarence Arthur Tenney 1906 TICONDEROGA CUMBERLAND Eber Richards 1853 Stanley J. Parsons 1903 WHITEHALL Warren Franklin Bascom 1864 WEST VIRGINIA YONKERS FAIRMOUNT Arthur W. Hare 1903 Fritz L. Metzger 1903 WELLSBURG Frank Holbrook NEW JERSEY D. 1894 CAMDEN VIRGINIA Harry Christopher Dole 1877 BRANDY ST.^TION GUTTENBERG Augustine L. C. Major 1841 Augustus V. Hill 1865 LEESBURG HOBOKEN (west) **Robert Henderson 1839 Chas. J. C. Evans 1892 MIDDLEBURG jersey city **Chilton Murray 1839 Edward L. Stoddard 1865 R.'^PIDAN MADISON Benjamin F. Waller 1841 Robert Manson Stephens 1877 **Fred Halsey McCullough 1864 or.^nge George D. Whiteside 1894 NORTH CAROLINA PERTH AMBOY SOUTHERN PINES **Edward Crowell 1840 James BakW-in Swett 1906 PITTSTOWN Archibald S. Taylor 1859 SOUTH CAROLINA PENNSYLVANIA CHARLESTON Thomas D. Fell 1840 ASP1NW.\LL **Wilson Glover 1840 Geo, Horace Briggs 1896 Robert B. Jenkins 1840 BETHLEHEM John W. Lewis 1840 Clarence Myron Burnett 1906 Philander Palmer 1840 73

FLORENCE GALENA Thos. S. Brownell 1854 Jay Dyer 1838 Henry Osgood Herrick 1854 OHIO CITY **Chaiies H. Sargent 1839 GEORGIA YOUNGSTOWN Clarence Raymond Andrew 1906 ATHENS Thos. Henry Nickerson 1884 INDIANA ATLANTA Ira Rich Moore 1890 ELKHART DECATUR Walters. Hazelton 1864 **Charles H. Bearing 1850 FORT WAYNE LAGRANGE Frederick Halsey McCullough 1864 Henry H. Gary 1843 ROME CITY John W. L. Tyler 1847 FLORIDA TERRE HAUTE Malverd Abijah Howe 1882 DELAXD Oscar Baron Child 1865 ILLINOIS JACKSONVILLE BLOOMINGTON **Calvin Lewis Robinson 1849 Henry L. S. Haskell 1846 Harry S. Denny 1888 CHICAGO PENSACOLA Joseph E. Young 1850 **Wm. H. Chase Strong 1856 Guirdon S. Hubbard 1856 Arba Nelson Waterman 1856 KENTUCKY Frank B. Fenton 1857 Lloyd B. Fuller 1864

. LEXINGTON Henry L. Slayton. '. 1864 Otis Seth Tenny 1840 Edward W. Sawyer 1868 LOUISVILLE Ralph Metcalf 1864 Bernard Shipp 1828 William H. Be«t 1873 Chas. Edward Field 1874 TENNESSEE Earl Henry Prince 1886 Chas. Edwin Austin 1887 1889 JOHNSON CITY Fred S. Palmer Ludlow Osmond Barker 1906 CORNELL Wm. Partridge 1849 ALABAMA GALEPBURG John Van- Ness Standish 1847 DEMOPOLIS HIGHLAND PARK Harlan P. Davidson 1867 **Thomas P. Ashe 1846 KEWANEE 1848 MISSISSIPPI Elias Lyman QUINCY 1868 KEMPER SPRINGS Frederick E. Ransom Charles R. Maxwell 1898 **Samuel Batchelder 1857 GUILFORT MOLINE James Edward Ainsworth 1853 William Driscoll 1900 URBANA LOUISIANA Samuel W^alker Shattuck 1860 WISCONSIN LAFAYETTE Gustave Arvillian Breaux 1847 CHIPPEWA FALLS NEW ORLEANS William R. Hoyt 1864 William A. Treadwell 1857 EDGERTON William Starr 1860 John Parker Towne 1852 EUREKA TEXAS Henry Floyd 1848 HUDSON FORT WORTH Samuel Curtis Simonds 1852 Dana Howes Oilman 1906 LA CROSSE GALVESTON EllisP. Walcott 1864 William F. Ladd 1865 LAFAYETTE HENDERSON Lorenzo Potter 1856 Frank F. Bennett 1873 MADISON WACO Geo. Edwin Bryant 1854 Oscar Hopestill Leland 1854 OMRO Levi W. Goodrich 1857 Chester J. Hurlbut 1899 Wilber Edson Hurlburt 1893 OHIO OSHKOSH Herbert L. Sweet 1894 CINCINNATI WEST SUPERIOR Sylvester M. Hewitt 1840 Fred Silas Parker 1884 Edward Denslow Upham 1847 CLEVELAND MICHIGAN **John H. Sargent 1837 Curtis Sawver Barrett 1863 ADRIAN Samuel Thomas Wellman 1860 Edward T. Smith 1S74 74 NORWICN UNIVERSITY

ANX ARBOR KANSAS Charles S. Denison 1869 BENTON HARBOR LAWRENCE Fred Rice Belknap 1885 **Henry Hobart Gillum 1850 DOWAGIAC Oscar E. Learned 1855 Eben B. Jewell 1876 Paul Addison Dinsmoor 1898 GOBBLE VILLE Holland Wheeler 1859 Elmer A. Aseltine 1889 COLORADO MINNESOTA COLORADO CITY **Luke E. Miller 1841 Ralph Smith Dorr 1850 DETROIT CITY COLORADO SPRINGS Cyrus Moses Johnston 1873 Arthur Emory Burr 1906 FERGUS FALLS DENVER Luther Loren Baxter 1857 William E . C. Sweet 1868 LITTLE FALLS William H. Rollo 1894 Phil Sheridan Randall 1886 Philo Remington Hoefler 1895 MINNEAPOLIS George C. Randall 1904 Simeon E. Belknap 1869-71 GREELEY Louis F. Chamberlain 1901 George J. Spear 1873 ST. PAUL Horace A. Clifford 1877 • NEW MEXICO Lucius Hurlburt 1840 Wm. Woodbury Howard 1865 EAST LAS VEGAS WALCOTT Adin H. Whitmore 1864

Simon Chase Dow , 1838 NEVADA IOWA GOLD CENTER Park Valentine Perkins 1905 COUNCIL BLUFFS Grenville Mellen Dodge 1850 UTAH DAVENPORT Homer Ferrin 1905 CEDAB CITY MARSHALLTOWN Edmund Henry Ryan 1892 Henry John S. Howe 1869 WOODRUFF OTTUMWA Wesley Kimball Walton 1867 Wm. Haven 1863 OREGON

MISSOURI ASTORI.\ Freeman Parker 1847 SEDALIA Arthur Payne Morey 1864 ST. LOUIS WASHINGTON Cyrus Barrett Burnham 1839 Bernard G. Farrar 1845 KALAMA Charles P. Burr 1867 William C Newell 1906 Robert H. Ford 1892 SEATTLE Charles Horace Eaton 1899 Simon Manly Preston 1845 KANSAS CITY Horace C. Henry 1864 George F. Putnam 1864 Byron T.Carr 1881 Harry O. Young 1903 NORTH DAKOTA CALIFORNLA

.• FARGO **Winfield Scott Sherwood. . . 1837 Bin-leigh Fulsom Spaulding 1877 FRESNO JosiahHall 1861 SOUTH DAKOTA LOS ANGELES Horace Ingersoll Bettis 1885 HOT SPRINGS G. Harold Ellis 1898 LoomisS. Cull 1880 P.'V.SADENA Elmer Roland Juckett 1889 John Benj. Johnson 1879 Geo. Leslie Andrews 1893 S.VCREMENTO NEBRASKA **C.? N.? Baker 1859 SAN FR.\NCISCO FREMONT Charles Sleeper 1864 George Blood French 1855 SAN BERNADINO PICKERELL George Edmund Otis 1867 Henry A. Burt 1873 S.\N M.\TEO Edward Moore 1905 WYOMING LOS ANGELES Horace I. Bettis 1881 DOUGLASS George W. Gifford 1888 George W. Metcalf 1873 G. Harold Ellis 1898 ROSTER 75

ALASKA AMHERST, N. S. Henry L. Fuller 1880 Joy Clyde Ross 1905 BEECHMONT, N. S. FAIRBANKS Brownell Granger 1857 Eugene Merwin Carr 1879 WELLAND, ONT. Herbert S. Clark 1896 U. S. ARMY PHILLIPINE ISLANDS Edward Bancroft Williston 1856 Henry Clay Wood 1856 MANILA Chas. Albert Curtis 1861 Chas. Wright Mead 1881 Chas. A. Coolidge 1863 Erasmus A. Pond 1892 Lemuel Abijah Abbott 1864 George Frank Waugh 1901 Benj. Kearney Roberts 1865 fames'Baldwin Swett 1906 Fred Thaddeus Austin 1888 Hugh James Betterley 1906 Edward Aiken Shuttleworth 1891

George F. Bailey : 1892 Winfred Ballard Carr 1897 CHINA Nathan A. Goodspeed 1898 SHANGHAI Chas. Edward Wheat ley 1901 George Frank Waugh 1901 Charles W. Mead 1881 Frank Henry Burr 1902 Robert Truman Phinney 1902 CUBA Allan Rawson Williams 1903 William F. Robinson 1903 CAMAGUEY Francis B. Upham 1903 George Franklin Abbott 1891 HABANA WEST POINT Jose Maria de F. Carbonell 1906 MANTANZUS Merrill D. Wheeler 1903 Nicholas Tanco 1861 SANTIAGO U. S. NAVY Emillo Guerra y Giro 1903 Geo. Dewey 1855 ENGLAND Archibald S. Taylor 1859 Geo. Albert Converse 1863 **John Harris 1841 Holland N. Stevenson 1867

Geo . Partridge Colvocoresses 1867 DeWitt Clinton Webb 1892 MEXICO Hiram A. Bearss 1898 Burton Wm. Sibley 1900 MONTEREY Robert Burns Farquharson 1903 Wm. Henry Wentworth 1868 Seth Williams 1903 SOUTH AMERICA,—BRAZIL U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY RIO JANERIO CANADA Aurin Ralph Shaw

DRXJMMONDVILLE, P. Q. INDIA Donald Wm. Sutherland 1897 MONTREAL CALCUTTA Alvin Morton Bailey 1872 Frank Whitney 1864 , ,

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PARTIAL LIST OF ROADS UPON WHICH GRADUATES AND PAST CADETS OF NORWICH UNIVERSITY HAVE BEEN EMPLOYED AS CONSULTING, CONSTRUCTING, CHIEF AS- SISTANT OR DIVISION ENGINEERS.

Albany Northern, Fort Wayne & Chicago, American Central, Fort Worth & Denver City, Arequipa & Puna (Peru), Gilman, Clinton & Springfield Auburn & Syracuse, Grand Rapids & Lake Shore, Baltimore & Ohio, Guatemala Central, Boston & Lowell, Hartford & Springfield Boston & Providence. Hoosac Tunnel & Saratoga, Boston & Worcester, Housatonic, Burlington & Missouri, Houston & Texas Central, Camden & Atlantic Houston, East & West Texas, Cincinnati Western, , California & Texas, Huntington & Broad Top, Canton-Hankow (China) Illinois & Wisconsin, Cayuga & Susquehanna, Illinois Central, Central Vermont, Indianapolis, Peru & Chicago, Central Military Tract, International & Great Northern (Tex- Chicago & Alton, as), Chicago & Danville, lona & Lansing, Chicago & Northwestern, Jeffersonville, Cincinnati, Peru & Chicago, Junction City & Fort Kearney, Cleveland & Pittsburg, Kansas Central, Colorado & Southern, Kansas City & Southern, Colmnbus, Picjua & Indiana, Kansas City, Emporia & Southern, Connecticut & Passumpsic, Kansas City, Memphis & Mobile, Connecticut Valley Kansas City Street Railway,

Corpus Chris ti, San Diego & Rio Kansas Pacific, Grande, Lackawanna & Blooms burg. Dallas & Wichita, Lake Ontario Shore, Deleware & Western Leavenworth, Lawrence & Fort Gibson, Denver & Gulf, Lee & Hudson, Denver Pacific, Los Angeles, San Pedro & Salt Lake, Denver, Texas & Fort Worth, Mahoney & Susquehanna, Des Moines & Northern Manchester & Keene, Des Moines & Northwestern Mansfield, Coldwater & Lake Michigan, Drummond Co. (Quebec) Marietta & Cincinnati, Elkhorn, Marion & McPherson, Everett & Monte Cristo, Massachusetts Central, Fitchburg, Memphis & Charleston, ROSTER 77

Memphis & La Grange. Rutland, Mexican Central, Rutland & Burlington, Mexican International, St. Croix & Lake Superior, Mexican National, St. Louis, Kansas City & Northern, ilexican Southern, St. Paul & Chicago, ^lilwaukee & Lake Winnebago. St. Antonio & Mexican Gulf, ^Milwaukee & Mississippi, San Francisco, (Missouri), Milwaukee & WatertowTi, Saratoga & Whitehall, Minneapolis & Duluth, Sedalia, Warsaw & Southern, Mineral Belt, Shepaug Valley, Minneapolis & Northwestern, Silver City Branch, Santa Fe System, Minneapolis & St. Cloud, Southern Minnesota. Mississippi and Missouri, Sugar River, Missouri, Kansas & Texas, Sullivan, Mobile & Ohio, Sunbury & Erie, Monterey & Mexican Gulf, Suncook Valley, Montpelier & Wells River, Texas Pacific, (N. H.) Toledo, Oscaloosa & Western, Nashville & Decatur, Transia (Mexico), New Jersey Central, LTnion Pacific, New Orleans & Pacific Utica & Oswego, Oregon Short Line, LTtica & Schenectady, Penn Yann, Keuka Park & Branch- Vemiont & Canada, port, Vennont Central, Peoria Branch, Rock Island, Vicksburg & Meridian, Peoria & Burlington, Wabash, Peoria & Oquawka, Waterbury & Stowe, Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago, West End (Boston), Pittsfield & North Adams, Whitehall & Plattsburgh, Plattsburg & Montreal, Wilmington & Reading, Pueblo and Arkansas Valley, Pueblo & Salt Lake, and some 50,000 miles of preliminary Racine & Mississippi, surveys in addition. Rock River Valley Union, —

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INDEX.

A. 1860 Bascom, Gustavus M.^ 1864 Bascom, Warren Franklin 1864 Abbott, Edward Stanley 1901 Bass, Fred Thompson 1891 Abbott, George Franklin 1873 Bates, Frank Richard 1864 Abbott, Lemuel Abijah 1855 Bates, William M. 1861 Abbott, Walter 1879 Batchelder, Archie Mead 1891 Adams, Benjamin Henry 1900 Batchelder, Charles 1864 Adams, Edward Dean 1867 Batchelder, James Edwin 1839 Adams, George Bradley 1900 Batchelder, John Spaulding 1865 Adams, Henry Harrington 1851 Batchelder, Samuel 1830 Adams, James Hopkins 1826 Baxter, Carlos 1891 Adams, Seth Burton 1839 Baxter, Henry . 1853 Aiken, Walter 1867 Baxter, Henry.Clay 1853 Ainsworth, James Edward 1856 Baxter, Jedediah Hyde 1846 Alba, F T 1851 Baxter, Luther Loren 1899 Aldrich, Frank Leroy 1824 Baxter, Portus 1873 Aldrich, George Jerome 1851 Baxter, William Rowe 1900 Allen, Bert Frank 1828 Beach, William Augustus 1838 Allen, Edward 1841 Bean, Eli B. 1838 Allen, Horace Parkhurst 1898 Bearss, Hiram Idings 1825 Allen, Joseph Dana 1847 Beattie, David C. 1899 Allen, Leon Bernard 1896 Beauclerk, William Preston 1863 Alvord, Henry Elijah 1846 Belcher, William Caldwell 1824 Amory, Charles 1885 Belknap, Fred Rice 1859 Amsden, Frank Power 1873 Belknap, Simon Edson 1834 Amsden, Joel 1888 Belknap, William Orlando 1903 Anderspn, William Marsh 1849 Benjamin, William Wallace 1906 Andrew, Clarence Raymond 1846 Bennett, Alexander Moses 1893 Andrews, George Leslie 1893 Bennett, Edward Cushman 1855 Andrus, Delano Franklin 1873 Bennett, Frank Foster 1887 Aseltine, Elmer Adelbert 1867 Benson, Seth Henry 1864 Ashcroft, Charles Edward 1874 Best, William Herbert 1846 Ashe, Thomas P. 1906 Betterley, Hugh James 1900 Ashley, Sanford Harris 1885 Bettis, Horace IngersoU 1828 Astor, George P. 1822 Bingham, Daniel Havens 1863 Atwood, Charles Henry 1846 Bishop, Linus Dewey 1853 Atwood, Julius P. 1838 Bissell, George Henry 1887 Austin, Charles Edwin 1883 Blanchard, Edwin Oscar 1893 Austin, Flyn Gurnsey 1843 Blanchard, Lemuel Winslow 1888 Austin, Fred Thaddeus 1903 Bletzer, Robert Arthur 1849 Averill, Clinton Spaulding 1847 Boardman, Napoleon 1896 Averill, James Leland 1828 Baggs, Charles Stewart 1827 Baggs, William Brenton B. 1828 Bomford, James Vote 1894 Booth, Clarence Henry 1826 Babbitt, Jacob 1898 Booth, Edwin 1873 Bailey, Alvin Morton 1902 Booth, Leon Frank 1863 Bailey, George Alonzo 1897 Booth, Louis Phillips 1893 Bailey, George Frederick 1905 Booth, Ralph Alburton 1903 Baker, Arthur Garfield 1865 Bottomly, Frank Timothy 1859 Baker, Charles N 1833 Bourleigh, Joseph Bartlett 1826 Baker, Jonathan 1861 Boutelle, George V. 1879 Baker, William Franklin 1841 Bova, Alvan Earle 1853 Baldwin, Addison Richardson 1865 Boyd, John Curry 1903 Ball, Ernest Stearns 1863 Bradley, Charles Oscar 1847 Balloch, George Williamson 1894 Bradley, Charles Oscar 1891 Ballou, George Langdon 1894 Bradlev, Lester Hadley 1854 Bancroft, Howard Cornelius 1828 Bragg, Thomas 1906 Bampton, Sydney Wallace 1847 Breaux, Gustave Arvelien 1901 Barclay, Douglass Monroe 1905 Brennan, Vincent John 1903 Barker, Bertrand Dorr 1846 Bridge, Norman Williams 1906 Barker, Ludlow Osmond 1903 Briggs, Harry Knight 1903 Barker, Richard Fleming 1896 Briggs, George Horace 1845 Barnard, John Mills 1855 Briggs, Samuel Edgar 1906 Barney, Daniel Rogers 1844 Brigham, Henry O. 1906 Barrett, Carl Augustus 1859 Bringhurst, Thomas H. 1863 Barrett, Curtis Sawyer 1902 Brooks, Benjamin 1846 Barron, Horace Everett 1896 Brooks, Charles Howard 1878 Barstow, Frederick Meach 1899 Brooks, Hezekiah Kibbie . —

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1896 Brooks, William Granville 1901 Clark, Harry Guy 1823 Brooks, William J. 1867 Clark, Henry Clay 1844 Brown, Edward Marcus 1842 Clark, Hiram 1865 Brown, Leonard Boardman 1896 Clark, Herbert Sawyer 1897 Brown, Walter Egbert 1844 Clark, Thomas 1854 Brownell, Thomas S. 1857 Clark, Thomas 1903 Brownell, James Squire 1857 Clark, Warren 1822 Brownson, Orestes Augustus 1859 Clark, W. J. (see De Poincy) 1854 Bryant, George Edwin 1906 Clarke, William Safford 1841 Buck, Ben 1846 Cleaver, DeWitt Clinton 1842 Buck, Oel Alfred 1846 Cleave, John Oliver 1855 Buel, Bela Stevens 1872 Clement, Waldo Park 1856 Buel, George Parsons 1881 Cleveland, Harrv Lewis 1898 Bullock. Roy Atwood 1877 Clifford, Horace Alonzo 1898 Bump, Louis Charles 1894 Clogston, Leo Bertram 1852 Burge, Royal Ladd 1897 Clogston, William Emmerson 1906 Burnett, Clarence Myron 1837 Cobb, David Brvant Bliss 1903 Burnette, Daniel Black 1891 Cobb, Edward Malcolm 1839 Burnham. Cyrus Barrett 1845 Cobb, Nathan Brvant 1906 Burr, Arthur Emory 1889 Cobleigh, George Herbert 1867 Burr, Charles Phillip 1834 Colburn, Zera 1902 Burr, Frank Henry 1846 Cole, Daniel Baehr 1846 Burt, Charles Willard 1890 Collins, Charles Edward 1904 Burt, Craigue Oscar 1896 Collins, John Leslie 1873 Burt, Henry Augustus 1831 Colvocoresses, CJeorge Musalas 1837 Burton, Henry S. 1867 Colvocoresses, George Partridge 1855 Burton, William Smith 1848 Comings, David Lawrence M. 1863 Bush, Charles Edmund 1872 Conant, Samuel Dimmock 1843 Bushell, Edward M. (?) 1881 Conn, Frank Winslow 1847 Buswell, Albert 1854 Conn, George Priest 1856 Buttrick, George 1863 Converse George Albert 1903 Byrd, John Henry 1887 Cook. Arthur Cushman 1898 Cook, James Wilbur 1861 Coolidge, Charles A.— 1842 Coon, Squire, P.— 1825 Cady, Albermarle 1905 Coulombe, Joseph Cleophas 1893 Cady, Charles Alonzo 1855 Cowdin, Robert Jackson 1891 Cady, Heber Calvin 1865 Cowles, Henrv E. S. 1906 Calderwood, Clarence Roy 1825 Coyle, Randolph 1827 Cameron, Paul Carrington 1892 Craigue, Joseph Spafford 1871 Campbell, Charles Pawhattan 1898 Crapser, Clinton Nathaniel 1826 Campbell, William Simpson 1824 Craven. Thomas Tingev 1906 Carbonell, Jose Maria de 1843 Crooker, Jabez Cushman 1896 Carleton, Charles Sargent 1889 Cross, Herbert Nelson 1906 Carleton, William Edward 1859 Cross, Samuel Hazzard 1850 Carpenter, Charles Carrol 1846 Cross, Edwin C— 1823 Carpenter, Edward William 1840 Crowell, Edward 1882 Carr, Byron Thorp 1841 Crown^ngshield, Charles B.— (?) 1901 Carr, Dean Orris 1845 Crowningshield, John C.— (?) 1879 Carr, Eugene Merwin 1880 Cull, Loomis Stevens 1897 Carr, Winfred Ballard 1844 Cunningham. James 1895 Carruthers, Edgar Fletcher 1852 Currier. Samuel Hammond 1843 Carv, Henry H. 1861 Curtis, Charles Albert 1896 Caswell, Herbert Eugene 1837 Curtis, Joseph W.— (?) 1905 Causebrook, Henry Fitzgerald 1877 Curtis, William Russell 1891 Chadwick, Homer Rovce 1896 Cushman, Arthur Hall 1864 Claffin, William Henry , 1825 Cushman. Henry Wyles 1903 Chamberlin, Albert Bailey 1839 Cushman, Isaac Newton 1868 Chamberlin, James Knights 1868 Cutter, William Richard 1901 Chamberlin, Louis Franklin 1861 Chandler, Edward Aiken 1885 Chandler, Mvron Lemuel 1844 Chandler, William Wallace 1899 Dale, Edward Merrifield 1904 Chapin, George Halliday 1849 Dana, Stillman Emerson 1855 Chase, Arthur 1890 Dane, Homer John 1903 Chase, Elroy Albert 1844 Danforth, William CuUen 1847 Chase, Francis (Xavier) 1873 Danville, Harry Warren 1903 Chase, Heman Baker 1906 Darling, William John 1903 Chase, Henry Albert 1867 Davidson, Harlan Page 1886 Cheney, Charles Herman 1895 Davis, Charles Horace 1865 Child,. Oscar Barron 1882 Davis, Charles Marsh 1891 Child, Robert Alexander 1895 Davis. Fred Carnot 1858 Child, Jonathan (?) Webster 1839 Davis, John B.— (?) 1897 Child, William Arthur 1850 Davis, Job Francis 1824 Clapp, Asa W. H. 1888 Davis, Nathaniel Reene 1892 Clark, Ephraim Wesson 1900 Davis, Norris Mead 1S89 Clark, Fred Howe 1842 Davis, William Watts Hart

1838 Clark , George H 1873 Davis. William Alanson 1901 Clark, George Henry 1850 Day, John S.— (?) 80 NORWICH UNIVERSITY

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1906 Maxham, William Edgar 1898 Maxwell, Charles Robert 1S45 Kellogg, Edmund Brush 1904 Maxwell, Ferdinand Leroy 1862 Kellogg, Theodore Harvey 1850 Mayo, Calvin 1847 Kellogg, William Pitt 1896 McCarty, Edward Michael 1864 Kelton, Dwight Henry 1887 McCarty, Elmer Daniel 1847 Kendall, Paul P^aymond 1903 McCarty, John Charles 1864 Kent, Charles Nelson 1853 McCollester, John Quincy Adams 1854 Kent, Henry Oakes 1851 McCollester, Sullivan Holman 1828 Kidder. Jefferson Parish 1864 McCulloch, Frederick Halsey 1860 Kilbourn, Byron Hector 1905 McFeeters, William Renesllaer 1844 Kimball, Edward A. 1904 McGreen, Joseph Edmund 1872 Kimball, Francis Zeno 1876 Mcllwaine, Theodore Chardavoyne 1906 Kimball, Fred Jay 1827 McKay, James 1859 King, Wallace Albert 1837 McLean, Eugene Eckel 1851 Kingsbury, Charles Franklin 1867 McLoud, John Henry 1856 Kingsley. Levi Gleason 1832 McNabb, John 1840 Knight, Sumner 1845 McNeill, Edwin 1881 Mead, Charles Wright 1851 Mead, John Baldwin Thayer Howard 1904 Mead, Royal Lee 1898 Ladd, Joseph William Rutherford William Fowle 1864 Mead, 1865 Ladd, Calvert King Fred Ellsworth 1884 Mellen, 1889 Lamb. 1846 Merrick, Roswell Elijah 1901 Lance, Joseph Theron 1859 Merriman, Cyrus M. (?) Lander, Frederick William — 1850 1857 Merriman, DeForest Holt Lane, Moses 1839 1873 Metcalf, George Wallace Lasier, Thomas Jefferson 1864 Metcalf, Ralph Laurence, Arthur 1864 1858 1903 Metzger, Fritz Louis 1905 Lawrence, Ernest Allen 1841 Miller, Luke E.— (?) Lee, Roswell Walter 1828 Miller, Orlando Dana Stephen Berry 1845 1843 Lee, 1845 Milroy, John Brown Lee, William Little 1842 1843 Milroy, Robert Houston Lee, William Raymond 1825 1883 Miner, George Roberts Leland, Oscar Hopestill 1854 1833 Miner, Alonzo Ames 1855 Learned. Oscar Eugene 1856 Mitchell, John Learned, Percy Putnam 1901 1905 Moore, Edward Lewis, Charles Denison 1838 1838 Moore, John Harvey Lewis, Charles Hildreth 1855 1873 Moore, John Robert 1889 De.\ter, Wadleigh Fred Walter William Enos 1864 Moores, 1832 Lewis,. 1823 Moores, John W.— Lewis, John W. 1840 1864 Morey, Arthur Paine Lewis, Walter Evans 1886 1829 Morgan, Junius Spencer 1838 Lillie, Jehiel 1905 Morrill, William Henry 1850 Lincoln, Francis Mme: 1846 ' Morris, Edward Weston 1839 Lincoln, Joshua (T.) 1841 Morris, Henry Villiers Lindsay, Daniel 1851 1904 Morris. John Kent 1867 Lindsay, Winslow Metcalf 1864 Morris, Thomas E.— (?) Little, George 1831 Morse, Frank Arthur Richard Sullivan 1889 1850 Little, 1828 Morse, Isaac Edward Livermore, Jarius 1839 Morton, Charles Livingstone, William 1866 1839 1895 Moseley, Harry Chester Charles Hatch 1855 Long, Moseley, John Pool Longnecker, Henry Clay 1899 1842 1863 Moses, Rufus Leander Lord, Charles V.— (?) 1855 1851 Mower, Albian Jabez 1864 Lord, Robert Chandler Adolphus 1891 Mower, Ira Rich 1830 Loudon, Henry Joseph Anthony Prentice 1846 Mower, 1899 Lovcll, George Norbert Vincent Nelson 1901 Mullin, 1892 Lunder^ille, Isadore Munson, William Day Lunt, Arthur Russell 1854 1905 1901 Murch, George Dana Lyman, Elias 1st 1848 Murphy, James Garfield George 1847 1823 Lyman, Murray, Chilton Lvman, George Briggs 1839 1848 Murray, John C. Lyon, Caleb 1838 1839 1840 Myrick, Cyrus Gardiner M. N. 1881 Maddook, William Smith 1841 Major, Augustine Langdon C. 1841 Nalle, Benjamin Franklin 1893 Manuel, Frank Alden 1866 Needham, William Chauncey H. 1868 Marseilles, Charles 1847 Nevins, George Washington 1837 Marsh, Benjamin Franklin 1906 Newell, William C— 1878 Marsh, Edward Sprague 1845 Newman, William Addison 1829 Marsh, Luther Rawson 1873 Newton, Benjamin Ball 1842 Marsh, Otis Mason 1901 Newton, Leonard Melvin 1838 Marsh, Samuel 1886 Nichols, Charles Henry 1857 Martin. Henry Oakos (?) 1839 Nichols, Samuel, Jr. 1839 Marvin, Asa Crosby 1904 Nichols, Stanley Doyton 1839 Marvin, Josiah 1847 Nichols, Stephen H.— (?) 1893 Mattison, Hiram Nathaniel 1884 Nickerson, Thomas Henry — —

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1829 Noble, William Henry 1885 Porter, Frank B.— (?) 1828 North, Ralph L.— 1867 Porter, James Ezekiel 1845 Nourse, Ira 1843 Post, Eugene Jerome 1893 Potter, Arthur Seymour 1866 Potter, Charles H.— (?) 1845 Potter, Daniel S.— C. — M. Ober, George Hawes 1856 Potter, Lorenzo 1855 Olcott, George 1903 Powers, John Tinney 1847 Oliver. Caleb 1827 Prescott, Edward Goldsborough 1902 Orser, Henry Ward 1845 Preston, Simon Manley 1864 Osgood, Charles Henry 1886 Prince, Earl Henry 1867 Otis, George Edmund 1895 Prior, Bert Henrv 1828 Owen, Thomas R.— ^ 1903 Prior, Willis Garfield 1871 Owen, William GriflHth 1889 Prior, Wright Seth 1864 Putnam, George Freilerick 1846 Putnam, James Wellington

1863 Page, A.— (?^ H— (?) 1858 Page, Frank A — (?) 1889 Palmei. Fred Smieon 1880 Quimbv, Albert Brown 1840 Palmer, Philander 1902 Quimby, Arthur Pettigrew 1867 Papante, Augustus Lorenzo 1891 Quimby, Charles Edwin 1859 Parker, Charles E.— (?) 1859 Parker, Edgar R. 1880 Parker, Frank Henry 1847 Parker, Freeman 1904 Rainey, Homer Eyton Chase Wesley 1884 Parker, Fred '='ilas 1883 Ramsey, John 1847 Parker, .John Gideon 1882 Randall, Clarence Eugene 1898 Parker, Leonard Joel 1904 Randall, George Christopher 1847 Parker, Wilder W.— 1886 Randall, Phil Sheridan 1827 Parrowt, (Parrott), William P. 1887 Ranney, Archie Joel 1863 Parsons, John William 1828 Ranney, Henry J.— (?) or (S.?) Parsons, Stanley John 1851 Ransom, Dunbar Richard 1903 Eugene 1832 Partridge, Frederick W. (?) 1868 Ransom, Frederick — Greenfield 1838 Partridge, Lewis S. 1851 Ransom, Thomas Edward 1849 Partridge, William 1825 Ransom, Truman Bishop 1900 Patterson, Albert Charles 1'866 Reed, Charles Henry 1863 Patterson, Rody 1867 Reed, Charles Montgomery 1843 Paul, William Patterson 1848 Reynolds, Asa 1823 Paulding, Hiram 1860 Rice, Edmund 1903 Peahodv, Harry Arthur 1865 Rice, Thomas Greenfield Eugene 1852 Peake. Peverill S.— (?) 1863 Rich, Clayton George 1855 Peake, Willis R.— (?) 1900 Rich, Richard 1893 Pease, Oren Luther 1853 Richards, Eber 1902 Peck, Martin William 1865 Richards, John Swift 1846 Peirce, Horace Truman Hanks 1841 Richardson, David 1850 Peirce, Lafayette Washington 1900 Richardson, Jeffers Foster 1846 Peirce, Lucius Darwin 1861 Richardson, Julius R.— (?) 1903 Pelky, Charles Louis 1876 Richardson, Waldo Henry 1828 Pell, Duane 1900 Richmond, Harold Samuel 1828 Pell, Livinffstone 1891 Riggs, Clarence Bonnett Alfred 1828 Pell, Robert L.— (?) 1860 Robbins, Henry 1824 Perkins, Hamilton Elliott 1865 Roberts, Benjamin Kearney 1846 Perkins, Marshall 1865 Robertson, John 1905 Perkins, Park Valentine 1901 Robertson, William Everett 1904 Perry, Earl Dexter 1849 Robinson, Calvin Lewis 1880 Peters, Edward MfClure 1822 Robinson, Moncure 1864 Phelps, Dudley Farley 1903 Robinson, William Franklin 1822 Phelps, Edward Elisha 1903 Rogers. Frederick Percival 1855 Phelps, Egbert 1894 Rollo, William Hazelton 1864 Phillips, Henrv Mflses 1894 Ross, James Ernest 1S26 Phillips, Philip 1905 Ross, Joy Clyde 1862 Phillipes, Walter A.— 1840 Roundy, Alvin 1902 Phinney, Robert Truman 1876 Rumbaugh, William Moser 1892 Pierce, Charles Warner 1906 Rumrill, Martin LeRoy 1861 Pierce, Frank Curtis 1893 Rushlow, John 1841 Pierce, Henry 1824 Russ, John Denison 1893 Pierce, Warren Alexander 1904 Russell, Guy Garfield 1901 Pillsburv. Jesse Albert 1828 Russell, William Huntington 1901 Pingree. William Steele 1892 Rvan, Edmund Henry 1874 Pitman, Edward Pancost. 1895 Ryan, John Michael 1889 Plastridge, Walter Scott 1854 Piatt, Jonas Henry (?) S. 1854 Piatt, Zephaniah 1896 Plumley, Charles Albert 1863 Sabin, Albert 1892 Pond, Erasmus Arlington 1868 Sabin. George K. 1838 Pool, Benjamin 1826 Sanford, William R.— (?) 1900 Poor, Mark Leonard 1868 Sawver, Edward Warren 1826 Porcher, Frederick Adolphus 1864 Sawj-er, Francis Asbury 84 NORWICH UNIVERSITY

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1847 Tucker, George 1901 Wheatley. Charles Edward 1847 Tucker, William Howard 1828 Wheeler, Asa, Jr. 1840 Tullar, Daniel 1859 Wheeler, Holland 1852 Tupper, Charles (Calvin ? R. or K. ?) 1903 Wheeler, Merrill Dole 1899 Tupper, John Lewis 1840 Wheeler, Simeon 1845 Tutherly, William Everett 1898 Wheelock, Clarence Dean 1883 Tvler, George Erastus 1867 Wheelwright , Charles Storey 1857 Tvler, George Otis 1847 Whipple, Solomon Mason 1848 Tyler, John W.— L.— 1837 Whipple, Thomas .Jefferson 1826 Tyng, James Higginson 1842 Whitcomb, Henry H.— (?) 1849 White, Henry Barnet U. 1841 White, Thomas Williams 1894 Whiteside, George Dufi 1874 Upham, Edward Dean 1868 Whiting. Frank Mortimer 1904 Upham, Francis Boweri 1868 Whitmore, Adin Hamlin 1867 Whitmore, Arthur Herbert 1864 Whitney, Frank 1866 Whittier, James Anson L. 1825 Van Ness, James 1903 Wilkins, Robert Lee 1827 Van Rensellaer, Henry 1870 Willard, George Morrison 1828 Van Wyck, Edward H.— (?) 1900 Willey, Frederick Fullerton 1828 Van Wyck, Thomas W.— 1903 Williams, Allan Rawson 1855 Vermilye, Washington R. 1840 Williams, Seth 1863 Vernam, William Spencer 1903 Williams, Seth 1849 Williams, William M.— (?) W. 1822 Williston, Ebenezer Bancroft 1856 Williston, Edward Bancroft 1859 Walcott, Charles Tylor 1884 Wilmarth, Daniel Edwin 1864 Wolcott, Ellis Pitcher 1881 Wilmarth, William Howard 1864 Walcott, Franklin Hamilton 1848 Wilson, Alfred C— (?) 1825 Wales. Thomas Beale 1841 Winn, John 1897 Walker, Charles Ernest 1898 Winslow. Arthur Ellsworth 1868 Wallingford, Charles R.— (?) 1881 Winton, David Terry 1867 Walton, Wesley Kimball 1865 Wood. Charles Hemy 1823 Ward, James Harmon 1856 Wood, Henry Clay 1866 Ware, John Murray 1839 Wood, .Toungs Vail 1901 Wardner, James Macomber 1891 Woodruff, Harrison Gordon 1895 Warren, Dean Clyde 1878 Woodward, Julius Hayden 1841 Warren, Stephen N.— (?) 1852 Woodward, Solomon Erskme 1904 Washburn, William Elbridge Charles 1825 Woodworth, Hiram P. 1825 Washington, Thomas Blackburn 1838 Wooley, James S. 1894 Wason. Harlan Badger 1857 Worthen, Harry Niles 1856 Waterman, Arba Nelson 1847 Wright, Charles Rolla 1898 Watson, Frank Edward 1839 Wright, Chauncey 1901 Watson, Guy Henry 1838 Wright, Collins 1901 Waugh, George Frank 1829 Wright, David Mmton 1889 Way, Henry Truman 1852 Wright, Franklin 1892 Webb, DeWitt Clinton 1842 Wright, Joseph Cornwall' 1824 Webber, Sumner Allen 1851 Wright, Leonard Jarvis 1899 Webster. Fred Aldrich 1849 'Wright, Thomas Foster 1843 Webster, Nathan Burnham 1832 Wrigh^ William O.— (0 1867 Wellman, Samuel Thomas 1826 Welles, Gideon 1865 Wentworth, Charles Eben 1868 Wentworth, William Henry 1828 Wessells. Henry Walton Young, Joseph E. 1848 Weston, Edmund, Jr. Young. Harry Oakes

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