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Plainfield Schools Graduates Index, 1870 to 1947 (With Gaps) by Year Plainfield Graduates Index, 1870-1947 (with gaps) Plainfield Public Library Board of Education Annual Reports page 1 of 192 LAST NAME FIRST NAME SCHOOL YEAR Ball *Maggie High School 1870 Burr *Samuel P. High School 1870 Burr *Evelyn Hart High School 1870 Mason *Perley H. High School 1870 Breesse *Caroline Mitchell High School 1870 Meeker *Robert A. High School 1870 Titsworth *Arthur L. High School 1870 Stillman *Charles F. High School 1870 Downs *James P. High School 1872 Downs *William F. High School 1872 Kimball *Arthur F. High School 1872 Marsh *Craig Marsh High School 1872 Marsh Frazee High School 1872 Stillman *William M. High School 1872 Rankin *Esther L. Gavett High School 1872 Brokaw *Laura F. Shangle High School 1872 Humpston *Millicent E. High School 1872 Cole *Mary M. High School 1872 Sherwin *Lizzie W. Smith High School 1872 Ryder *Emily A. Gillies High School 1872 Arnold Charles Edwin High School 1873 Child *Charles Lowell High School 1873 Crater *Ellis Wolcott High School 1873 Davies *George Winsor High School 1873 Day *Charles Frederick High School 1873 Hoagland Edward Clinton High School 1873 Kingsbury Herbert Allen High School 1873 Marsh *Anna Williamson High School 1873 Partridge *Warren Graham High School 1873 Dunavan *Alvira E. Randolph High School 1873 Smith *George Bowen High School 1873 Bryan *Alice Cooper High School 1874 Dunn *Charles Eugene High School 1874 Dunning *William Archibald High School 1874 Gibson Agnes Emma High School 1874 Bryan *Minnie A. Hallock High School 1874 Hatfield Anna High School 1874 Higbie *Lillie Margaret High School 1874 Lansing *Alice Willoughby High School 1874 Mayher *Ida Cornelia High School 1874 Parker *James, Jr. High School 1874 Parker *Andrew McClean High School 1874 Runyon *David Milton High School 1874 Trow *Hattie Walker High School 1874 Utter *Jessie Marion High School 1874 Plainfield Graduates Index, 1870-1947 (with gaps) Plainfield Public Library Board of Education Annual Reports page 2 of 192 LAST NAME FIRST NAME SCHOOL YEAR Buckalew *Peter R. High School 1875 Cushman *George H. High School 1875 Demarest *Jennie L. High School 1875 Davis *Susie Lee Force High School 1875 Harris *Sarah J. High School 1875 Kingsbury N. J. W. High School 1875 Murray *William D. High School 1875 Maxson *Sarah J. Randolph High School 1875 Rich Hattie A. High School 1875 Terhune *Laura E. Rogers High School 1875 Ruttman *Freidnand High School 1875 Sutton *Julia T. High School 1875 Angelman M. Lafayette High School 1876 Bass Imogen B. High School 1876 Booraem *Anna W. High School 1876 Burr *Everett D. High School 1876 Burr *Frank R. High School 1876 Cushman *Charles A. High School 1876 Lowry *S. Anna Jeffers High School 1876 McGee Walter M. High School 1876 Runyon Frank W. High School 1876 Young Everett S. High School 1876 Angleman Ida High School 1877 Anderson *A. Willis High School 1877 Chamberlain Ernest O. High School 1877 Cloyd John F. High School 1877 Beers *C. Adele Daniel High School 1877 Dewey *Carrie C. High School 1877 Dewey *Charles S. High School 1877 Johnson Agnes E. High School 1877 Ketcham *Julia J. High School 1877 Kimball *Kate F. High School 1877 Laing Addison L. High School 1877 Mair Agnes E. High School 1877 Mather *Mary H. High School 1877 Murray *Mary E. Mosher High School 1877 Rushmore Townsend High School 1877 Almira *Stelle High School 1877 Scribner *Annie W. Townsend High School 1877 Rodman *Carrie L. Townsend High School 1877 Voorhees *Carrie C. High School 1877 Wood *S. Louise High School 1877 Evans *Lillie L. Bleecker High School 1878 Leland *Stella Briant High School 1878 Chamberlin *George L. High School 1878 Plainfield Graduates Index, 1870-1947 (with gaps) Plainfield Public Library Board of Education Annual Reports page 3 of 192 LAST NAME FIRST NAME SCHOOL YEAR Manning *Clara O. Dunn High School 1878 Burnett *Carrie L. Force High School 1878 Holmes Ellen A. High School 1878 Ulrich *S. Bessie Kenyon High School 1878 Patterson *Mary T. High School 1878 Parker *Emily High School 1878 Perry Lillie F. High School 1878 Smith *Hattie T. High School 1878 Thorn Annie P. High School 1878 Randolph *Kate A. Vanderweg High School 1878 Winslow *Hattie H. High School 1878 DeCamp John W. High School 1878 Milliken *Edward F. High School 1878 Montgomery *William B. High School 1878 Rhees *B. Rush High School 1878 Runyon *Howard J. High School 1878 Smith William M. High School 1878 Azoy *Mary Leitia Bolton High School 1879 Karner *Emma L. Cadmus High School 1879 Cooper *Anna Davis High School 1879 Downs *Mary Gardner High School 1879 Gillette *Adelaide High School 1879 Gillies *Anna B. High School 1879 Ketcham *Carrie W. High School 1879 French *M. Aline Randolph High School 1879 Runyon Julia R. High School 1879 Smalley *Cora B. High School 1879 Alliot *J. D. Hector High School 1879 Bullman *Charles High School 1879 Fezandie *Felix G. High School 1879 Hull Courtlandt Palmer, Jr. High School 1879 Munger *Harry C. High School 1879 Roberts *Oscar T. High School 1879 Titsworth George Bailey High School 1879 Wiley *Franklin Baldwin High School 1879 Ackerman Ernest R. High School 1880 Angleman *Winfield High School 1880 Carter *George F. T. High School 1880 Brown *L. May Coffin High School 1880 Depew R. Henry High School 1880 Matz *Libbie Dusenbury High School 1880 Hedge *May M. Grace High School 1880 Pond *Lizzie Jeffers High School 1880 Rushmore *Jean B. Murray High School 1880 Thompson *Mary Mullen High School 1880 Plainfield Graduates Index, 1870-1947 (with gaps) Plainfield Public Library Board of Education Annual Reports page 4 of 192 LAST NAME FIRST NAME SCHOOL YEAR Lyman *Nellie M. Pangborn High School 1880 Moore *Mary E. Rocap High School 1880 Skidmore *Jennie B. High School 1880 Smith *Franklin S. High School 1880 Vincent *George E. High School 1880 Leggett *Lizzie VanWinkle High School 1880 Brady Laura L. High School 1881 Collins *George Stuart High School 1881 Coward Lillian High School 1881 Daniel *Grace High School 1881 Gardner Lena High School 1881 Goddard *C. Franc High School 1881 Harriott Jennie V. High School 1881 Manning *Aretta Herfield High School 1881 Hatch *Beulah P. Ketcham High School 1881 Milliken *Foster High School 1881 Randolph *Flora A. High School 1881 Randolph Carrie E. High School 1881 Baker *Harriet C. High School 1882 Bass Clara V. High School 1882 Button *Getty L. High School 1882 Grant *Sadie D. High School 1882 Hoagland Alvin E. High School 1882 Kirkner George M. High School 1882 Lewis *Edwin H. High School 1882 Quaas *Augusta A. High School 1882 Randolph *Laura A. Randolph High School 1882 Robinson *Mary E. High School 1882 Runyon *Laura L. High School 1882 Schwartz Mary S. High School 1882 Fullerton *Bessie B. Shepperson High School 1882 Thorn *Nora H. High School 1882 Bass Robert Lee High School 1883 Glem *Mary E. High School 1883 Escosura *Francesca High School 1883 Newman *M. Lillian High School 1883 Sherwin Eleanor High School 1883 Thompson Alice M. High School 1883 Runyon *Jennie Vosseler High School 1883 Bass *S. Lena High School 1884 Betts *Mary L. High School 1884 Morse *Minnie M. Bird High School 1884 Clark Florence M. High School 1884 Clem *Belle High School 1884 DuBois Marie F. High School 1884 Plainfield Graduates Index, 1870-1947 (with gaps) Plainfield Public Library Board of Education Annual Reports page 5 of 192 LAST NAME FIRST NAME SCHOOL YEAR Esty *Edith H. High School 1884 Hazen Kate S. High School 1884 Hazen Carrie D. High School 1884 Faxon *Alice Holmes High School 1884 Hubbard William C. High School 1884 Spicer Ida L. High School 1884 Stevens Florence A. High School 1884 Sutphen *Madge L. High School 1884 Ackerman *J. Augusta High School 1885 Banks *Maude A. Bowers High School 1885 Daniel *Estelle High School 1885 Hawkins *Florence G. High School 1885 Moore *Annie A. High School 1885 Randolph *Florence M. High School 1885 Taylor *Julia G. High School 1885 Thickstun William D. High School 1885 Adams *Emma L. High School 1886 Clawson Frank T. High School 1886 Cuthbert *Fred T. High School 1886 Gillies Theodore J., Jr. High School 1886 Horn *Tiemann M. High School 1886 Karner *M. Louise High School 1886 Leonard Edith R. High School 1886 Newman *Frank E. High School 1886 Peck Herbert W. High School 1886 Petrie *Flora R. High School 1886 Runyon *Laura E. High School 1886 Snow *Eleanor Beal High School 1887 Burt *Clara M. High School 1887 Gilbert Lucius L. High School 1887 Clawson *Augusta Holmes High School 1887 Horan Helena E. High School 1887 Hubbard Frank J. High School 1887 Moore *Walter J. High School 1887 Titsworth *Mary High School 1887 Clawson *Abbie M. Wilson High School 1887 Wood *Lucia N. High School 1887 Mulford *Laura F. Baker High School 1888 Benton *Maude High School 1888 Boardman *Ehel Rathbone High School 1888 Lieber *Lilietta Dunham High School 1888 Fritts Lillian Earl High School 1888 Searles *Myra Rose Lowrie High School 1888 Potter *Sarah Kate High School 1888 Schuck Sarah Louise High School 1888 Plainfield Graduates Index, 1870-1947 (with gaps) Plainfield Public Library Board of Education Annual Reports page 6 of 192 LAST NAME FIRST NAME SCHOOL YEAR Sharp Sarah Cecelia High School 1888 West Emma Eliza High School 1888 Dayton *Charles Ferman High School 1888 Chamberlin Walter Nelson High School 1888 Huntington Howard High School 1888 Newman *Fred Beebe High School 1888 Perine *Edward Ten Broeck High School 1888 Randolph Frank DeWitt High School 1888 Runyon *William Nelson High School 1888 Maxson *Harry Laray High School 1888 Beekman *Charlotte Marshall High School 1889 Bingener *Anna Louise High School 1889 French Mary Emma High School 1889 Fritts *Mary Malvina High School 1889 Gillem Emma Frances High School 1889 Holmes *Alfred Edward High School 1889 Keenan Teresa Genevieve High School 1889 Mitchell *Maud E.
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