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Biographical Catalogue
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ANDOVER, MASS.
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1778-1830
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THE OLD BRICK ACADEMY
Built 1818, Charles Bulfinch, Architect.
Used for many years as gymnasium.
Remodeled 1902, for Academy Dining Hall.
The morning came; I reached the classic hall;
***************'
How all comes back! the upward slanting floor-
Ihe masters' thrones that flank the central door-
The long outstretching alleys that divide
The rows of desks that stand on either side.
Holmes's Centennial Poem.
BIOGRAPHICAL CATALOGUE
OF THE
TRUSTEES, TEACHERS AND STUDENTS
OF
PHILLIPS ACADEMY
ANDOVER
1778-1830
ANDOVER, MASS.
THE ANDOVER PRESS
1903
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PREFATORY NOTE
The compilation of this Catalogue was begun in 1878, the year of the
Centennial Celebration, on the plan of the ordinary college triennial.
This was afterward modified so as to include biographical data, deemed
worthy of preservation. The record of students, extended beyond the
half -century limit to 1830, the date of the organization of the Teachers'
Seminary (at the wish of Principal Bancroft, who was deeply interested
in the work), was completed and stereotyped in 1892. Issued now for the
one hundred and twenty-fifth anniversary of the Academy, sketches of
all the Trustees, Principals and Assistant Instructors have been added,
together with a list of the " Divinity Students" in Phillips Academy be-
fore the founding of the Andover Theological Seminary.
Grateful acknowledgment is made to librarians, college statisticians,
public registrars and numerous other correspondents for courteous aid
rendered during all these years. Those interested in the correct preser-
vation of such genealogical and historical facts will confer a favor by
making note of any important errors or omissions.
C. C. CARPENTER.
Andover, Mass., June, 1903.
EXPLANATIONS
The students are registered under the year of entrance, the figures
after the name indicating the age at which admitted. The abbreviations
for colleges are given below; in case of non-graduates, the year of their
class is
enclosed in parentheses.
A.
Amherst
Pa.
University of Pennsylvania
Bo.
Bowdoin
S. C.
University of So. Carolina
Br.
Brown
Tr.
Trinity
Col.
Columbia
U.
Union
Col. U.
Columbian Univ.
Va.
University of Virginia
D.
Dartmouth
Ver.
University of Vermont
G.
University of Georgia
W.
Williams
Ham.
Hamilton
W.P.
West Point
H. S.
Hampden-Sidney
Wa.
Waterville
H.
Harvard
W. R.
Western Reserve
M.
Middlebury
Y.
Yale
N. J.
New Jersey
Names of ministers are in italics ; L. is for Lawyer, M. for Physician,
T. for Teacher, Rep. for Representative, Sen. for Senator, res. for
resided.
TRUSTEES.
1778-1830.
1778 Samuel Phillips President, 1778-90 1790
Son of Kev. Samuel Phillips (first pastor of South Church, Andover, 1711-1771)
and Hannah White; born, Andover, Feb. 13, 1715; fitted for college by his
father; Harvard College, 1734; merchant In Andover (North Parish); magistrate;
representative; Governor's Council; deacon of North Church; one of the
founders of Phillips Academy; built and resided in the "Phillips manse,"
North Parish of Andover; died Aug. 21, 1790.
1778 John PuiLLirs President, 1791-94 1794
Brother of preceding; born, Andover, Dec. 27, 1719; fitted for college by his
father; Harvard College, 1735; taught and preached a short time, though not
ordained; removed to Exeter, N. H., 1741; merchant; colonel of militia; ruling
elder of the new church (" Phillips Church "); representative; judge of Court of
Common Pleas; one of the founders of Phillips Academy; founder of Phillips
Exeter Academy, and of the Phillips professorship of Divinity, Dartmouth
College ; died April 21, 1795. LL.D., Dartmouth, 1777; trustee of Dartmouth
and Phillips Exeter Academy.
1778 William Phillips President, 1794-96 1802
Brother of two preceding; born, Andover, July 6, 1722; clerk for Edward Brom-
field, Esq., Boston, and afterward his partner; prominent and wealthy merchant;
representative; senator; member of convention for adopting the constitution of
the United States ; 1788 ; deacon of the Old South Church ; liberal benefactor of
Phillips Academy; died Jan. 15, 1804.
1778 Oliver Wendell Treasurer, 1795-1803 1818
Son of Hon. Col. Jacob Wendell and Sarah Oliver; born, Boston, March 5, 1733;
Harvard College, 1753; one of selectmen of Boston, 1773, 1774; representative,
1776; judge of probate, Suffolk County; member of convention to frame consti-
tution of Massachusetts, 1779; Governor's Council, 1792-1804; senator, 1805; died
Jan. 16, 1818. Fellow of Harvard. Grandfather of Oliver Wendell Holmes,
Phillips Academy, 1824.
1778 John Lowell 1802
Son of Rev. John Lowell and Sarah Champney; born, Newbury, June 17, 1743;
Harvard College, 1760; lawyer, Newburyport and Boston; one of selectmen, and
of Committee of Safety of Newburyport; representative and senator; member
of convention to frame constitution of Massachusetts, 1779; delegate to Conti-
nental Congress, 1782-83; judge of U. S. Court of Appeals, and of U. S. District
Court of Massachusetts; chief justice of U. S. Circuit Court; died, Roxbury,
May 6, 1802. LL.D., Harvard, 1792, and Fellow; a founder of American Acad-
emy; member of American Philosophical Society; father of Francis Cabot
Lowell, Phillips Academy, 1786, and Rev. Charles Lowell, 1792; grandfather of
James Russell Lowell.
1778 Josiah Stearns 1781
Son of Lieut. John Stearns and Esther Johnson; born, Billerica, Jan. 20, 1732;
Harvard College, 1751; pastor, Epping, N. H., 1758-1788; delegate to Provincial
Congrees, Exeter, N. H., 1775; died July 25, 1788. Ancestor of many students
and instructors of Phillips Academy, including the present Principal. See
Samuel Stearns under Instructors.
TRUSTEES.
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1778 Eli as Smith 1791
Son of Benjamin Smith and Elizabeth Burnap; born, (South) Reading, 1781; Har-
vard College, 1753; pastor, Middleton, 1759-91; died Oct. 14, 1791.
1778 William Symmes 1795
Son of William Symmes and Ruth Convers; born, Charlestown, November, 1729;
Harvard College, 1750, and tutor; pastor, Andover (North Parish), 1758-1807;
died May 3, 1807. D. D., Harvard, 1803.
1778 Jonathan French Clerk, 1778-1809 1809
Son of Moses French and Esther Thayer; born, Braintree, Jan. 30, 1740; soldier in
French and Indian war; sergeant at Castle William, Boston harbor, and fitted
for college there; Harvard College, 1771 (classmate of Judge Phillips); second
pastor of South church, Andover, 1772-1809; acted as surgeon at Battle of Bunker
Hill; adviser of his parishioners, Judge Phillips and Samuel Abbot, regarding
the Academy and the Seminary; religious teacher in the Academy for many
years, and taught divinity students in his home, including several admitted on
the ,4 Dr. Phillips Charitable Foundation," before the establishment of the
Seminary; died July 28, 1809.
1778 Samuel Phillips President, 1796-1802 1802
Son of Hon. Samuel Phillips (above) and Elizabeth Barnard; born, (North) Ando-
ver, Feb. 5, 1752; Duramer Academy; Harvard College, 1771 (salutatorian); town
clerk of Andover; delegate to Provincial College, Watertown, 1775, and repre-
sentative in General Court till 1779; manufacturer of gunpowder for the Amer-
ican Army, in Andover; member of convention to frame constitution of Massa-
chusetts, at Cambridge, 1779; judge of Court of Common Pleas for Essex
County (appointed by Governor Hancock), 1781-98; senator, 1781-1801, and
president of senate, 1786-1801; lieutenant governor, 1801-02; removed to Andover
Hill, 1777, and was principal founder of Phillips Academy, 1778; built his man-
sion-house, 1782; died Feb. 10, 1802. Fellow of American Academy.
1778 Eliphalet Pearson President, 1802-21 1826
See Principals.
1778 Nehemiah Abbot Treasurer, 1778-95 1808
Son of Zebadiah Abbot and Anna Lovejoy; born, Andover, Sept. 4, 1731 ; farmer,
Andover ; prominent and patriotic citizen ; representative, 1776; died Aug. 13,
1808.
1781 David Tappan 1803
Son of Rev. Benjamin Tappan and Elizabeth Marsh ; born, Manchester, April 21,
1752; Dummer Academy; Harvard College; 1771 (classmate of Judge Phillips);
pastor, Newbury, (now West Newbury), 1774-92; Hollis professor of Divinity,
Harvard College, from 1792; died Aug. 27, 1803. A. M., Dartmouth, 1786; D.D.,
Harvard, 1794; Fellow of American Academy.
1786 Ebenezer Pemberton 1793
See Principals.
1791 William Phillips President, 1821-27 1827
Son of Hon. William Phillips (Trustee, 1778) and Abigail Bromfield ; born, Boston,
April 10, 1750 ; Boston Latin School; president of Massachusetts Bank; repre-
sentative; lieutenant governor, 1812-23; presidential elector, 1816, 1820; deacon
of Old South Church; liberal benefactor of Phillips Academy and Andover
Seminary; one of original incorporators of American Board for Foreign
Missions; died May 26, 1827.
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TRUSTEES.
1795 Samuel Abbot 1808
Son of Capt. George Abbot and Mary Phillips; born, Andover, Feb. 25, 1732;
importer, Boston; resided in Andover after tbe Revolution; generous benefactor
of the South Church, Andover, and of Andover Seminary, his gifts to the latter,
including the endowment of the Abbot professorship of Christian Theology,
amounting to over one hundred thousand dollars; died April 12, 1812.
1795 Mark Newman Clerk, 1809-33 1836
See Principals.
1795 Jacob Abbot 1801
Son of Dea. Joseph Abbot and Deborah Blanchard; born, Andover, March 22,
1746; merchant and manufacturer, Wilton, N. H. ; removed to Andover, 1791;
in business with Judge Phillips; removed to Concord, N. H., in 1797, and in
1802 to Brunswick, Me.; representative, judge of Court of Common Pleas, and
councillor in New Hampshire; senator in Maine; died, March 5, 1820. Overseer,
Bowdoin. Grandfather of Jacob and John S. C. Abbott, the writers, and
preat-grandfather of Dr. Lyman Abbott.
1795 Jedidiaii Morse 1826
Son of Dea. Jedidiah Morse and Sarah Child; born, Woodstock, Conn., Aug. 23,
1761; South Woodstock Academy; Yale College, 1783, and tutor; taught in New
Haven and Norwich, Conn.; pastor of First Church, Charlestown, 1789-1820;
" father of American geography," publishing various geographies and gazetteers;
influential in the organization of Andover seminary and the American Board
for Foreign Missions; founder and editor of the Panoplist, 1805-10; commis-
sioned by Secretary of War Calhoun to visit and inspect Indian tribes; died,
New Haven, Conn., June 9, 1826. A. M., Princeton, 1787; D. D., Edinburgh,
1794; overseer, Harvard; member of Massachuseits Historical Society. Father
of Samuel F. B. and Sidney E. Morse, Phillips Academy, 1802.
1801 John Phillips 1820
Son of Judge Samuel Phillips, the founder. See Instructors.
1802 John Phillips 1823
Son of William Phillips (of the Salem-Boston branch; second cousin of Judge
Samuel Phillips, the founder) and Margaret Wendell (sister of Judge Oliver
Wendell, trustee); born, Boston, Nov. 26, 1780; Phillips Academy, 1778; Harvard
College, 1788; lawyer, Boston; judge of Court of Common Pleas; district attor-
ney; senator, 1804, and president of senate, 1813-23; member of Massachusetts
Constitutional Convention, 1820; first mayor of Boston, 1822; died May 29, 1823.
Overseer of Harvard, 1810-23; Fellow, 1812-23; Fellow of American Academy.
Father of Wendell Phillips, and grandfather of John C. Phillips, class of 1854,
who established the John C. Phillips Foundation, Phillips Academy. A sister
was the wife of Principal Mark Newman. Seepage 26.
1802 JosiAH QuiNCY 1828
Son of Josiah Quincy, Jr., and Abigail Phillips (daughter of Hon. William Phil-
lips, Trustee, 1778); born, Boston, Feb. 4, 1772; Phillips Academy, 1778; Harvard
College, 1790; lawyer, Boston; senator; member of Congress; member of Massa-
chusetts Constitutional Convention, 1820; speaker of Massachusetts House of
Representatives; judge of Municipal Court; second mayor of Boston, 1823-29;
president of Harvard College, 1829-45; died, Quincy, July 1, 1864. A. M., Yale,
1792, New Jersey, 1796; LL.D., Harvard, 1824; Overseer, Harvard; Fellow of
American Academy; member of Massachusetts Historical Society, American
Philosophical Society, and American Antiquorian Society. See page 26.
TRUSTEES.
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1802 Samuel Farrar Treasurer, 1803-40 1846
See Instructors.
1804 Daniel Dana 1856
Son of Rev. Joseph Dana, D. D., and Mary Staniford; born, Ipswich, July 24,
1771; Dartmouth College, 1788; teacher, Phillips Exeter Academy, and Ipswich
studied divinity with his father; pastor. Newburyport, 1794-1820, and 1826-45
president of Dartmouth College, 1820-21 ; pastor, Londonderry, N. H., 1822-26
resided Newburyport from 1845 till his death, Aug. 26, 1859. D.D., Dartmouth,
1859.
1809 Abiel Holmes 1837
Son of Dr. David Holmes and Mrs. Temperance bishop; born, Woodstock, Conn.,
Dec. 24, 1763; Yale Colldge, 1783, and tutor; pastor, Midway, Ga., 1785-91; of
First Church, Cambridge, 1792-1832; author of Annals of America, and many
valuable historical discourses and papers ; died June 4, 1837. A. M., Harvard,
1792; D. D., Edinburgh, 1805; LL.D., Allegheny, 1822; Fellow of American
Academy ; member and secretary of Massachusetts Historical Society; member
of American Antiquarian Society and American Philosophical Society ; one of
founders of Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, and of American
Education Society. Father of Oliver Wendell Holmes, Phillips Academy, 1824.
1810 John Adams 1833
See Principals.
1811 Samuel Hall Walley 1848
Son of Thomas Walley and Sarah Hurd; born, Boston, April 12, 1778; Boston
Latin School, 1786; merchant, Boston; died, Burlington, Vt., July 25, 1850.
1820 Jonathan Phillips 1838
Son of Lt. Governor William Phillips (Trustee, 1791-1827) and Miriam Mason ;
born, Boston, April 24, 1778; Phillips Academy, 1787; merchant, Boston ; liberal
benefactor to Boston Public Library; died July 29, 1860. A. M., Harvard, 1818;
member of Hist. Gen. Society. See page 34.
. 820 Justin Edwards 1853
Son of Justin Edwards and Elizabeth Clark; born, Westhampton, April 25, 1787;
fitted for college under his pastor, Rev. Enoch Hale; Williams College, 1810;
Andover Seminary (1813); pastor, South Church, Andover, 1812-27; one of
founders of American Tract Society (at Andover), and secretary, 1814-25; pastor
of Salem Street Church, Boston, 1828-29; secretary and general agent of Amer-
ican Temperance Society, 1829-36; president of Andover Seminary, 1836-42;
secretary of American and Foreign Christian Union, 1842-49; author of Family
Commentary on the Bible, of the Sabbath and Temperance Manuals, and of
many tracts; resided in Andover from 1829; died, Bath Alum Springs, Va.,
July 23, 1853. D. D., Yale, 1827.
1823 Samuel Hubbard President, 1827-43 1843
Son of William Hubbard and Joanna Perkins; born, Boston, June 2, 1785; fitted
at Plainfield, Conn., under Calvin Goddard; Yale College, 1802; studied law
with Judge Charles Chauncey, New Haven, Conn., and Hon. Charles Jackson,
Boston; lawyer, Biddeford, Me.; Boston, from 1811; representative; senator ;
member of Massachusetts Constitutional Convention, 1820; judge of Supreme
Court of Massachusetts ; member of prudential committee of American Board of
Foreign Missions, 1821-43; president of American Temperance Society, and ot
American Education Society; one of original founders of American Tract
Society; died Dec. 24, 1847. LL.D., Yale, 1827; Harvard, 1842; member of
Hist. Gen. Society.
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TRUSTEES.
1826 Benjamin Blydenhuhg Wisner
1835
Son of Polydore B. Wiener, Esq., and Maria Blydenburg ; born, Goshen, N. Y.,
Sept. 29, 1794; Union College, 1813; teacher, Johnstown. N. Y., 1813-14; tutor,
Union College, 1816-18; Princeton Seminary (1821); pastor of Old South Church,
Boston, 1821-32; secretary of American Board of Foreigh Missions, 1832-36 ; died
Feb. 9, 1835. D. D., Union, 1823; member of Massachusetts Historical Society.
182G John Hubbard Church 1840
Son of Stephen Church and Esther Moore; born, Rutland, March 17, 1772; Har-
vard College, 1797; studied divinity with Rev. Dr. Charles Backus, Somers,
Conn.; pastor, Pelham, N. H., 1798-1836 ; died June 12, 1840. A. M., Dart-
mouth, 1813; D. D., Williams, 1823.
1827 William Bostwick Banister 1837
Son of Col. Seth Banister and Mary Warriner; born, Brookfield, Nov. 9, 1773;
Dartmouth College, 1797; lawyer, Newbury, Vt.; Newburyport, from 1807;
representative from Newburyport ; senator from Essex ; died July 1, 1853.
Son of James Evarts and Sarah Todd; born, Sunderland, Vt., Feb. 3, .1781; fitted
for college under Rev. John Eliot, East Guilford, Conn.; Yale College, 1802;
principal of Caledonia County (Vt.) Grammar School, Peacham, Vt.; studied
law with Judge Charles Chauncey, New Haven, Conn.; lawyer, New Haven;
removed to Charlestown, 1810; editor of the Panoplist, 1810-21 : one of the
founders of the American Board of Foreign Missions; treasurer, 1811-22;
corresponding secretary, 1821-31 ; died, Charleston, S. C, May 10, 1831.
1829 Jeremiah Evarts
1837
PRINCIPALS.
1778 Eliphalet Pearson
1786
Son of David Pearson and Sarah Danforth ; born, Byfield Parish, Newbury, June
11, 1752; Dummer Academy; Harvard College, 1773; teacher of grammar school,
Andover, 1774-75; professor of Hebrew and other Oriental Languages, Harvard
College, 1786-1806, and acting president, 1804-06; removed to Andover, 1806,
and engaged in establishment of Andover Seminary; professor of Sacred Liter-
ature, 1808-1809; removed to Harvard, Mass., 1820; died, Greenland, N. H.,
Sept. 12, 1826. LL. D., Yale and New Jersey, 1802; Fellow of Harvard, 1800-06;
Fellow and secretary of American Academy; member of Mass. Historical
Society; one of founders of American Education Society; president of Society
for Promoting Christian Knowledge.
Son of Samuel Pemberton, Newport, R. I., and grandson of Rev. Ebenezer Pem-
berton, minister of the Old South Church, Boston; brought up by his uncle,
Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Pemberton, minister of the New Brick Church, Boston;
New Jersey College, 1765, valedictorian and tutor; studied divinity with Rev.
Dr. Samuel Hopkins, Newport; principal of Academy, Plainfleld, Conn., from
1778; of academy, Billerica, from 1786; resided after 1810, Boston, having private
school; died June 25, 1835. A. M., Yale, 1781, Dartmouth, 1782, Harvard, 1787;
LL. D., Allegheny, 1817.
1795 Mark Newman 1810
Son of Samuel Newman and Hannah Haskell; born, Ipswich, Sept. 7, 1772;
Phillips Exeter Academy ; Dartmouth College, 1793; instructor, Phillips Acad-
emy, 1793-95; continued to reside in Andover; bookseller and publisher; gave
land for site of Abbot Academy, and was trustee (and president of Board) till
his death; deacon, South Church, thirty-four years; died June 15, 1859.
1810 John Adams 1833
Son of Capt. John Adams and Mary Parker; born, Canterbury, Conn., Sept. 18,
1772; Yale College, 1795; teacher; Canterbury, 1795-1800; rector of Plainfleld
(Conn.) Academv, 1800-1803; preceptor of Bacon Academy, Colchester, Conn.,
1803-10; principal of Monroe Academy, Elbridge, N. Y., 1833-36; of Jacksonville
(111.) Female Seminary, 1837-42; missionary of American Sunday School Union,
Illinois, 1842-54 ; died, Jacksonville, 111., April 24, 1863. LL. D„ Yale, 1854.
1786 Ebenezkr Pemberton
1793
INSTRUCTORS.
1778 JosKrn Mottey
1778
Son of Capt. Joseph Mottey (from Isle of Jersey — originally, La Mottais) and
Hannah Ingalls; born, Salem. May 14, 1756; Dummer Academy ; Dartmouth
College, 1778; teacher in Dummer Academy ; pastor, Lynnfield, 1783 till his
death, July 9, 1821.
Son of Asa Foot and Jerusha Carter; born, Colchester, Conn., Oct. 5, 1760;
Dartmouth College, 1778; rector, Hebron, Conn.; Rye, N. Y.; died Aug. 1, 1793.
Son ofDea. John McKeen and Mary McKeen; born, Londonderry, N. H., Oct.
16, 1757 ; fitted for college under Rev. Simon Williams, Windham, N. H. ;
Dartmouth College, 1774; taught in Londonderry, also serving for a time in the
Revolutionary army; studied divinity with Rev. Simon Williams; pastor,
Beverly, 1785-1802; first president of Bowdoin College, 1802-07; died July 15,
1807. D. D., Dartmouth, 1804.
1783 Jeremiah Smith 1784
Son of Dea. and Hon. William Smith and Elizabeth Morison ; born, Peter-
borough, N. H., Nov. 29, 1759; fitted for college under Rev. Daniel Emerson,
Hollis, N. H. ; soldier in Revolutionary army, and at battle of Bennington ;
Harvard College (1777-79); Rutgers (then Queen'6) College, 1780; jurist; resided
Peterborough, Exeter, Dover, N. H.; representative from Peterborough;
member of Constitutional Convention; member of second Congress; U. S.
District Attorney; Judge of Probate; Chief Justice of Supreme Court of New
Hampshire; Governor; died, Dover, N. H., Sept. 21, 1842. LL.D., Dartmouth,
1804, and Harvard, 1807 ; trustee, Phillips Exeter Academy, and treasurer.
1784 Benjamin Haskell 1785
Son of Ezekiel Haskell and Rebecca Howard; born, Harvard, Feb. 23, 1764;
Phillips Academy, 1782-85; Harvard College, 1789; Harvard Medical College,
1793, and M. D., 1811 ; died, Paris, France, 1829. Seepage 29.
1786 Caleb Bingham 1786
Son of Daniel Bingham and Hannah Conant: born, Salisbury, Conn., April 15,
1767 ; fitted for college under Rev. Dr. Richard Salter, Mansfield, Conn. ; Dart-
mouth College, 1782; preceptor of Moor's Charity School, Hanover, N. H. ;
teacher of young ladies' school, Boston; of town "reading school", 1790-96;
had bookstore many years on Cornhill (Washington St.); compiler of the
American Preceptor, Columbian Orator, and other famous school-books, of
which 1,250,000 copies were issued, 640,000 of the American Preceptor alone.
Died April 6, 1817.
1778 David Foot
1780
1782 Joseph McKeen
1783
INSTRUCTORS.
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1786 John Abbot, 3d 1786
Son of Capt. John Abbot and Abigail Abbot ; born, Andover, April 8, 1759 ;
Phillips Academy, 1778-80; Harvard College, 1784, and tutor, 1787-92; studied
divinity and approbated to preach by " Wilmington Association of Ministers, "
Nov. 6, 1792, but prevented by ill health from preaching; cashier of Portland
(Me.) Bank; connected with Bowdoin College from its foundation in 1802 till
1829, as professor of Ancient Languages and Classical Literature, librarian,
trustee and treasurer; resided afterward Waterford, Me., Somerville; died at
the ancestral homestead in Andover, July 2, 1843. See page 25.
1786 Charles Coffin 1786
Son of Maj. Joshua Coffin and Sarah Bartlet ; born, Newburyport, Sept. 4, 1765;
Harvard College, 1785; physician; teacher, Portsmouth, N. H., and at Phillips
Exeter Academy; principal of academy, Beaufort, S. C. ; died Sept. 8, 1820.
1786 John Simpkins, Jr. 1787
Son of Dea. John Simpkins and Elizabeth Grant; born, Boston, April 16, 1768;
Boston Latin School, and Phillips Academy, 1779-82; Harvard College, 1786;
pastor, North Parish of Harwich (afterward Brewster), forty years ; died,
Boston, Feb. 28, 1843. " Young men preparing for the ministry resorted to him
for instruction." See page 27.
1787 Abikl Abbot 1789
Son of Dea. Abiel Abbot, Esq., and Dorcas Abbot; born, Wilton, N. H., Dec. 14,
1765; Phillips Academy, 1780-83; Harvard College, 1787; studied divinity with
Rev. Jonathan French, Andover; tutor, Harvard College, 1794-95; pastor,
Coventry, Conn.; principal of Dummer Academy, 1811-19; resided (North)
Andover; Chelmsford (where teacher); Wilton, N. H.; pastor, Peterborough,
N. H., 1827-39; resided West Cambridge (now Arlington); died Jan. 31, 1859.
D. D., Harvard, 1838. Author of History of Andover, and joint author of
Abbot Genealogy. See page 27.
1789 John Thornton Kirkland 1790
Son of Rev. Samuel Kirkland (missionary among the Oneida Indians in New
York) and Jerusha Bingham; born at General Herkimer's, German Flats, N. Y.,
Aug. 17, 1770; Phillips Academy, 1784-86; Harvard College, 1789, and tutor,
1792-94; studied divinity with Rev. Dr. Stephen West, Stockbridge , and at
Cambridge; pastor, New South Church, Boston, 1794-1810; president of Harvard
College, 1810-28; afterward resided abroad and in Boston; died April 26, 1840.
D. D., New Jersey, 1802; LL. D., Brown, 1810; Fellow American Academy;
member of Massachusetts Historical Society. See page 31.
1790 Peter Holt 1791
Son of Dea. Joshua Holt and Phebe Farnum; born, Andover, June 12, 1763;
Phillips Academy, 1784-86; Harvard College, 1790; studied divinity with Rev.
Jonathan French, Andover; pastor, Epping, Peterborough, Deering, N. H.;
died, Greenfield, N. H., March 23, 1851. See page 31.
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INSTRUCTORS.
1 790 (?) Amah Holbrook Writing Master 1797
Mr. Holbrook came to Andover about 1785, apparently in the employ of Judge
Phillips ; ia mentioned as the writing instructor in attendance upon the funeral
of Hon. Samuel Phillips in 1790; attended to the writing of Academy records
and term-bills for several years; disappears from Andover town records in 1799.
[Probably the son of Elisha Holbrook, of Kittery, Me., born 1754, and nephew
of Abiah Holbrook, famous writing master of Boston, who left him a bequest
in 17G9; entered Boston Latin School in 1769; according to records of Selectmen
of Boston, appointed usher in Queen Street writing school in 1773 (then " near
of age "); usher in Samuel Holbrook's writing school in tbe Common, 1778-79;
writing master in Portsmouth at close of Revolutionary war ; appointed usher
of writing school in Queen Street, Boston, 1784.]
I Micah Stone 1793
Son of Rev. Eliab Stone and Sarah Hubbard; born, (North) Reading, Sept. 22,
1770; Phillips Academy, 1784-86; Harvard College, 1790, and tutor, 1794-95;
pastor, Brookfield, fifty-one years ; died Sept. 20, 1852. See page 31.
1793 Mark Newman 1794
See under Principals.]
1793 Abiel Abbot 1794
Son of Capt. John Abbot and Abigail Abbot; born, Andover, Aug. 17, 1770;
Phillips Academy, 1785-88; Harvard College, 1792; teaeher, Phillips Exeter
Academy, 1792-93; studied divinity with Rev. Jonathan French, Andover, and
at Cambridge; pastor, Haverhill, 1795-1803; Beverly, 1803-28; died on shipboard,
near Staten Island, on return voyage from Cuba, June 7, 1828. D. I)., Harvard,
1821. Author of Letters from Cuba, and Sermons to Mariners. Seepage 32.
1794 Samuel Stearns 1795
Son of Rev. Josiah Stearns (trustee of Phillips Academy) and Sarah Ruggles ;
born, Epping, N. H., April 8, 1770; Phillips Exeter Academy; Dartmouth
College (1790-92) ; Harvard College, 1794; studied divinity with Rev. Jonathan
French, on Dr. Phillips Foundation in Phillips Academy; pastor, Bedford, till
his death, Dec. 26, 1834. Mr. Stearns married the daughter of his theological
teacher, Mr. French, and was the father ot Rev. Samuel H. Stearns, (1816),
President William A. Stearns (1820), Rev. Dr. Jonathan French Stearns (1823).
the grandfather of later students, and the great grandfather of Principal
Alfred E. Stearns.
1795 John Phillips 1796
Son of Judge Samuel Phillips (founder of the Academy) and Phebe Foxcroft;
born, Andover, Aug. 18, 1776; Phillips Academy, 1783-89; Harvard College
1795 (salutatorian) ; studied law with Hon. Samuel Dexter, Boston; farmer,
merchant, and successor to his father in the paper manufactory ; senator from
Essex; aide-de-camp to Governor Strong; trustee of Phillips Academy and of
Phillips Exeter Academy; one of the founders of Andover Seminary; resided at
the " Phillips manse " in North Parish of Andover; died Sept. 10, 1820. Phillips
Brooks was his grandson. Seepage 30.
INSTRUCTORS.
13
1795 lcnAi?oD Johns' 'N Instructor in Music 1795
Son of Jonathan Johnson and Sarah Wilson; born, Woburn (now Burlington),
Sept. 6, 17G4 ; had been fifer in the Revolutionary army ; died, Quincy, Aug. 5,
1807. On his tombstone at Quincy : " Master Ichabod Johnson, celebrated
teacher of musick."
1796 James Kendall 1797
Son of Maj. James Kendall and Elizabeth Mason ; born, Sterling, Nov. 3, 1769;
fitted for college under Rev. Reuben Holcomb, Sterling; Harvard College, 1796,
and tutor; studied divinity with Rev. Jonathan French on the Dr. Phillips
Foundation, Phillips Academy, and Rev. David Tappan, D. D., of Harvard
College; pastor, Plymouth, fifty-nine years; died March 17, 1859. D. D., Har-
vard, 1825.
1797 Samuel Farrar 1798
Son of Dea. Samuel Farrar and Mercy Hoar; born, Lincoln, Dec. 13, 1773; New
Ipswich (N. H.) Academy ; Harvard College, 1797; studied law with Hon.
George Bliss, Springfield; tutor, Harvard College, 1800-01; settled in Andover,
as lawyer, 1801 ; trustee of Phillips Academy, 180246; treasurer, 1803 -40; librarian
of Seminary, thirty-three years ; trustee of Abbot Academy, 1828-51; first presi-
dent of Andover Bank, 1826-56; deacon of Seminary church from 1816; constantly
and thoroughly identified with the interests of the Academy and Seminary, and
a liberal benefactor to both ; superintended all the buildings for the Institutions
in his time; conceived the plan of the "Teachers' Seminary "; died May 13, 1864.
" Where is the patriarch time eould hardly tire —
The good old, wrinkled, immemorial ' squire '?
An honest treasurer, like a black-plumed swan,
Not every day our eyes may look upon."
Holmes's Centennial Poem, 1878.
1797 Jacob Newman Knapp Writing Master 1798
Son of Capt. Daac Knapp and Susanna Newman; born, Newburyport, Nov. 7,
1772; rhillips Academy, 1796-98; Harvard College, 1802; studied divinity with
Rev. Dr. Jedidiah Morse (trustee of Phillips Academy), Charlestown; distin-
guished master of boys' schools, Salem, Brighton, Jamaica Plain; resided from
1824, Walpole, N. H. ; died July 27, 1868. See page 42.
1798 Jonathan French 1800
Son of Rev. Jonathan French (trustee of Phillips Academy) and Abigail Richards;
born, Andover, Aug. 16, 1778; Phillips Academy, 1786-94; Harvard College,
1798; studied divinity with his father on the Dr. Phillips Foundation, Phillips
Academy; pastor, North Hampton, N. H., fifty years; died Dec. 13, 1856. D.D.,
Dartmouth, 1851; member of New England Hist. Gen. Society. Seepage 33.
1800 Joshua Bates 1801
Son of Zealous Bates and Abigail Nichols; born, Cohasset, March 20, 1776; fitted
for college under Rev. Josiah C. Shaw, Cohasset, and Rev. Henry Ware,
Hingham ; Harvard College, 1800; studied divinity with Rev. Jonathan French,
on the Dr Phillips Foundation, Phillips Academy; pastor, Dedham, 1803-18;
president of Middlebury College, 1818-39; pastor, Northborough, Dudley; died
Jan. 14, 1854. A. M., Brown, 1813; D. D., Yale, 1318; Fellow of American
Academy. Published Reminiscences of Dr. John Codman.
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INSTRUCTORS.
1801 Joshua Abbot 1802
Son of C*pt. Joshua Abbot and Elizabeth Chandler; born, Concord, N. H., Dec.
8, 17H2 ; studied at home; trader and teacher in New Hampshire; captain and
colonel of militia; studied divinity with Rev. Asa McFarland, D. D., Concord,
N. H.; taught and preached in Norfolk, Va.; died Sept. 28, 1824.
1802 Jonx Abbot 1802
Same as in 1786.
1802 James Thompson 1802
SonofDea. Ichabod Thompson and Lydia Hall; born, Halifax, April 13, 1780;
fitted for college under Rev. Ephraim Briggs, Halifax; Brown University, 1799;
studied divinity with Rev. Jonathan French, on the Dr. Phillips Foundation,
Phillips Academy; pastor, Barre, fifty years; died May 14, 1854. A.M., Williams,
1803, and Dartmouth, 1806 ; D. D., Harvard, 1841.
1803 Samuel Greele 1803
Son of Samuel Greele and Olive Reed; born, "Wilton, N. H., July 3, 1783 ; New
Ipswich (N. H.) Academy; Harvard College, 1802; studied divinity with Lev.
Jonathan French, on the Dr. Phillips Foundation, Phillips Academy; teacher,
Marblehead and Boston ; type-founder, Boston; alderman; representative from
Boston; deacon, Federal Street Church, nearly fifty years ; died, Swampscott,
Aug. 16, 1861.
1803 David Tenney Kimball 1804
Son of Lieut. Daniel Kimball and Elizabeth Tenney ; born, Bradford, Nov. 23, 1782 ;
Atkinson (N. H.) Academy; Harvard College, 1803; delivered master's valedic-
tory oration, in Latin, 1806; studied divinity under Rev. Jonathan French, on
the Dr. Phillips Foundation, Phillips Academy; pastor, First Church, Ipswich,
forty-five years ; died Feb. 3, 1860. Trustee, Ipswich Female Seminary.
1803 Amos Blanchard Teacher of Writing and Music 1805
Son of Joshua Blanchard and Elizabeth Keyes; born, "Wilton, N. H., Jan. 14,
1773; came to Andover as clerk for Judge Phillips; Phillips Academy, 1787-88;
was clerk to treasurer, transcribed Academy records, and was agent for trustees
in business matters for many years; first cashier of Andover Bank, 1826-43;
deacon of South Church; trustee and treasurer of Abbot Academy from its
foundation to his death, Aug. 17, 1847. Seepage 34.
1804 Amos Clark 1805
Son of Samuel Clark and Elizabeth Learned; born, Sherborn, April 23, 1779;
fitted for college under Rev. Elijah Brown, Sherborn; Harvard College, 1804;
studied divinity with Rev. Jonathan French, on the Dr. Phillips Foundation,
Phillips Academy, and Rev. Joshua Bates (teacher, Phillips Academy, 1804),
Dedham; classical teacher, Dedham, Boston, Salem, Sherborn; pastor, Sher-
born, 1830-42; representative from Sherborn; died Sept. 3, 1863.
1805 John Lovejoy Abbot 1806
Son of John Lovejoy Abbot, Esq., and Phebe Abbot; born, Andover, Nov. 29,
1783; Phillips Academy, 1796-1801; Harvard College, 1805; studied divinity with
Rev. Jonathan French, Andover, on the Dr. Phillips Foundation, Phillips
Academy, and Prof. Henry Ware, Cambridge; librarian, Harvard College,
1811-13; pastor, First Church, Boston, 1813-14; died, Andover, Oct. 17, 1814.
See page 42.
INSTRUCTORS.
1806 Jonathan Cogswell 1807
Son of Dr. Nathaniel Cogswell and Lois Searle; born, Rowley, Sept. 3, 1782;
Dummer Academy; Harvard College, 1806; tutor, Bowdoin College; Andover
Seminary (1810); pastor, Saco, Me.; New Britain, Conn.; professor of Eccle-
siastical History, Theological Institute of Connecticut. East Windsor; from
1844, resided New Brunswick, N. J.; died Aug. 1, 1864. D. D., University of City
of New York, 1836.
1807 William Brown Stow leacher of Writing and Music 1807
Son of Heman Stow and Abigail Brown; born, Marlborough, Jan. 1, 1782; Wil-
liams College, 1811; studied divinity with Rev. Dr. Theophilus Packard, D. D.,
Shelburne; pastor, Wilmington, Vt.; New York; Ohio; died, Ridgeville Cor-
ners, O., April 21, 1855.
1807 Winthrop Bailey 1809
Son of Stephen Bailey and Sally Crosby; born, Berlin, May 7, 1784; Harvard
College, 1807; Andover Seminary, 1810; tutor, Bowdoin College; pastor, Bruns-
wick, Me.; Pelham, Greenfield; died, Deerfield, March 16, 1835.
1808 Mills Day Preceptor* 1809
Son o) Rev. Jeremiah Day and Abiagil (Noble) Osborn; born, New Preston,
Conn., Sept. 30, 1783; fitted for college under his brothers, President Jeremiah
Day, and Thomas Day, Secretary of State of Connecticut; Yale College, 1803,
and tutor, 1806-08, 1810-12; died, New Haven, Conn., June 20, 1812.
1809 Lewis Lk Conte Congar 1809
Son of Joseph Congar and Hannah Van Riper; born, Newark, N. J., May 12,
1788; Newark Academy; New Jersey College, 1806; Andover Seminary (1810);
died at Andover while a member of the first class in the Seminary, Jan. 6, 1810,
and buried in the Chapel cemetery. Room-mate and intimate friend of Adon-
iram Judson.
1809 Samuel Holyoke Instructor in Sacred Music 1810
Son of Rev. Elizur Holyoke and Hannah Peabody; born, Boxford, Oct. 25, 1762;
Phillips Academy, 1783-85. Famous teacher and composer of music; compiler
of Columbian Repository of Sacred Harmony, and other works. Died, Concord,
N. H., Feb. 7, 1820. See page 30.
1809 Ephraim Abbot Preceptor and Teacher of Music 1810
Son of Benjamin Abbot and Sarah Brown; born, Newcastle, Me., Sept. 28, 1779;
Phillips Exeter Academy; Harvard College, 1806; Andover Seminary, 1810
(first name on the list of graduates); pastor, and preceptor of Brackett Academy,
Greenland, N. H.; pastor, and preceptor of academy, Westford; died July 21,
1870. Joint compiler of Abbot Genealogy. Married Mary Holyoke Pearson,
daughter of Principal Eliphalet Pearson.
1809 Jeremiah Mayhew Writing Instructor 1810
Son of Capt. Jeremiah Mayhew and Abigail Bassett; born, New Bedford, Dec.
23, 1788; Brown University, 1808; Andover Seminary (1811); died while a mem-
ber of the Seminary, New Bedford, Jan. 4, 1811.
*The first assistant instructor was for a few years, by vote of the Trustees, styled
Preceptor.
INSTRUCTORS.
1810 Samuel Nott 1810
Son of Rev. Samuel Nott, D. D., and Lucretia Taylor; born, Franklin, Conn.,
Sopt. 11, 1788; fitted for college by his father; Union College, 1808; Andover
Seminary, 1810; one of the founders of Society of Inquiry in Seminary, and it8
first president; one of first missionaries of American Board; Bombay, India*
1812-16; teacher of young ladies' school, New York City ; pastor, Gal way,
N. Y.; paster, Waieham, 1829-49; teacher there, 1849-66; died, Hartford, Conn.,
June 1, 1869.
1810 Samuel Thomas Mills 1810
Son of Rev. Samuel Mills and Mary Gilpin; born, Saybrook, Conn., May 6, 1785;
Yale College, 18 )7; Andover Seminary, 1810; pastor, Litchfield, Peterborough,
N. Y.; Chester, Conn.; teacher and chaplain, State Penitentiary, Columbus, O.;
died, New York City, Feb. 27, 1853.
1810 John Frost 1810
Son of John Frost and Amy Tenant ; from Sandgate, Vt.; born, Williamsburg,
Sept. 3, 1783; Middlebury College, 1806; preceptor of Addison County (Vt.)
Grammar School; Andover Seminary, 1810; agent of American Board, New
England and New York; pastor, Whitesboro, Elmira, Waterville, N. Y.; died
March 1, 1842.
1810 Ansel Nash 1810
Son of John Nash and Martha Little ; born, Williamsburg, Jan. 26, 1788; Williams
College, 1809; Andover Seminary, 1812 ; pastor, Tolland, Bloomfield, Rockville.
Conn.; Colchester, Vt.; agent of American Education Society; died, Brattle
boro, Vt., Aug. 11, 1851.
1810 John Brown 1810
Son of Shubael Brown and Nancy Dixon; born, Brooklyn, Conn., July 4, 1786;
Plainfield (Conn.) Academy; Dartmouth College, 1809, and tutor; Andover
Seminary, 1812; pastor, Cazenovia, N. Y. ; Pine Street (now Berkeley Temple)
Church, Boston; Hadley; died March 22, 1839; D. D., Union, 1827; Trustee,
Hamilton and Amherst.
1810 Nathaniel Kemble Greenwood Oliver
Preceptor^ and Teacher of Music 1811
Son of Rev. Daniel Oliver and Elizabeth Kemble ; brother of Gen. Henry K.
Oliver, Phillips Academy, 1811; born, Beverly, Oct. 5, 1790; Phillips Exeter
Academy; Harvard College, 1809; usher, Boston Latin School; studied law with
Hon. Samuel Hubbard (Trustee of Phillips Academy); lawyer, Cornish, N. H.;
Weathersfield, Vt.; Ipswich; master of Hancock School, Boston; private
Becretary to Commodore Downes while on a voyage for health, and died on the
frigate Potomac, in the China Sea, May 3, 1832.
1811 Amos Blanchard Writing Master and Instructor of Music 1812
Same as in 1803.
INSTRUCTORS.
17
1811 John Angier Shaw 1813
Son of Dr. Samuel Shaw and Olive Leonard; born, Bridgewater, Oct. 8, 1792;
Bridgewater Academy ; Harvard College, 1811 ; studied divinity at Cambridge;
preacher and teacher, Woodville, Miss.; preceptor of Bridgewater Academy
sixteen years, afterward trustee; representative from Bridgewater; senator
from Plymouth County; organized and superintended public schools in New
Orleans, 1841-51; died, Bridgewater, Oct. 4, 1873.
1812 James Richards Teacher of Sacred Music 1812
Son of Dea. James Richards and Lydia Shaw; born, Abington, Feb. 23, 1784;
fitted for college under Rev. Moses Hallock, Plainfield; Williams College, 1809;
Andover Seminary, 1812; one of the early missionary band at Williamstown
and Andover; studied medicine at Hanover and Philadelphia; preached in
Deering, N. H., 1814-15; sailed from Newburyport, 1815, the first American
missionary in Ceylon; died there, Aug. 3, 1822. A son, James B. Richards, was
teacher in the preparatory departments Phillips Academy, 1841; a daughter,
Mrs. Boynton, lived and died in the West Parish of Andover.
1812 Fifield Holt Writing Master 1813
Son of Fifield Holt and Anna Lakin; born, Hollis, N. H., May 27, 1785; Middle-
bury College, 1810; Andover Seminary, 1813; pastor, Bloomfield, Me., died Nov.
15, 1830.
1813 Horatio Bardwell Teacher of Sacred Music 1814
Son of Capt. Elijah Bardwell and Sarah W. Smith ; born, Belchertown, Nov. 3,
1788; Andover Seminary, 1814; sailed from Newburyport, 1815, missionary in
India till 1821; pastor, Holden; agent of American Board; pastor, Oxford
twenty-eight years; died May 5, 1866. A. M. honorary, Dartmouth, 1814;
D. D., Amherst, 1857. A son, Horatio Furbush Bardwell, graduated at Phillips
Academy, 1836.
1813 Rufus Hurlbut 1814
Son of Stephen Hurlbut and Rebecca Sheldon; born, Southampton, April 21,
1787; Phillips Academy, 1S07. Died May 11, 1839. Seepage 57.
1813 Cyrus Kingsbury Teacher of Penmanship 1814
Son of Col. Cyrus Kingsbury and Annis Taynter; born, Alstead, N. H., Nov. 22,
1786; Brown University, 1812; Andover Seminary, 1815; missionary among
Cherokees (at Missionary Ridge) and Choctaws fifty-three years; died in the
Indian Territory, June 27, 1870.
1813 Alfred Wright 1814
Son of Jeriah Wright and Temperance Allen; born, Columbia, Conn., March 1,
1788; Bacon Academy, Colchester, Conn.; Williams College, 1812, and tutor;
teacher, Hopkins^Academy, Hadley, 1812; Andover Seminary, 1816; principal
of female academy, Raleigh, N. C; missionary to Choctaws from 1819; died,
Wheelock, Ark., March 31, 1853.
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INSTRUCTORS.
1814 Henry Bromfield Pearson 1814
Son of Dr. Eliphalet Pearson and SarahJBromfield ; born, Cambridge, March 29,
1795; Phillips Academy, 1804. Principal at one time of English and Classical
Institute, Philadelphia. Died, Boston, June 29, 1867. See page 61.
1814 Joel Hawes 1817
Son of Ichabod Hawes andKeziah Mann; born, Medway, Dec. 22, 1789; Brown
University, 1813; Andover Seminary, 1817; pastor of First Church, Hartford,
Conn., 1818-67; author of Lectures to Young Men; died, Gilead, Conn., June 5,
1867. D. D.. Brown, 1831.
1814 John Nichols Teacher of Sacred Music 1815
SonofDea. Daniel Nichols and Mary Dinsmore; born, Antrim, N. H., June 20,
1790; Andover Seminary, 1816; missionary in India from 1817; died, Bombay,
Dec. 9, 1824.
1814 Thomas Shepherd Writing Master 1815
Son of Jacob Shepherd and Lydia (Wilds) Clapp; born, Norton, May 7, 1792;
Taunton Academy; Brown University, 1813; Andover Seminary, 1816; home
missionary, Georgia ; pastor, Ashfield, fourteen years; Bristol, R, I., forty-four
years; died Oct. 5, 1879. D. P., Brown, 1853.
1815 Appleton Howe 1816
Son of Rev. Nathaniel Howe and Olive Jones; born, Hopkinton, Nov. 26, 1792;
Phillips Academy, 1810; died, South Weymouth, Oct. 10, 1870. Seepage 62.
1815 Otis Rockwood Teacher of Writing 1816
Son of Elisha Rockwood and Abigail Stone; born, Chesterfield, N. H., May 1,
1791; Middlebury College, 1813; Andover Seminary, 1817 ; pastor, Lynn, fourteen
years; Woodstock, Conn.; died, Cambridge, Dec. 30, 1861.
1815 Edward William Hooker Teacher of Psalmody 1817
Son of Rev. Asahel Hooker and Phebe Edwards; born, Goshen, Conn., Nov. 24,
1794; Goshen Academy and Addison County (Vt.) Grammar School; Middlebury
College, 1814; Andover Seminary, 1817; pastor, Green's Farms, Conn.; agent
American Temperance Society, and editor of Journal of Humanity, Andover,
1829-30; pastor, Bennington, Vt.; professor of Sacred Rhetoric and Ecclesiastical
History, Theological Institute of Connecticut, East Windsor Hill ; pastor, South
Windsor, Conn.; Fairhaven, Vt.; published Memoirs of Sarah Lanman Smith
and other books; died, Fort Atkinson, Wis., March 31, 1875. D. D., Williams,
1840; Trustee of Middlebury ; corporate member A. B. C. F. M.
1815 Jasper Adams 1818
Son of Jasper Adams and Anna Rounds; born, Medway, Aug. 12, 1793; fitted
under Rev. Luther Wright, Medway ; Brown University, 1815 ; Andover Semi-
nary (1819); tutor, and professor of Mathematics, Brown University; president
of Charleston (S. C.) College, and of Geneva (N. Y.) College; chaplain and pro-
fessor of Ethics, U. S. Military Academy, West Point; teacher and preacher,
Pendleton, S. C; died Oct. 25, 1841. D. D., Columbia, 1827.
INSTRUCTORS. 19
1816 Miron Winslow Teacher of Penmanship 1816
Son of Nathaniel Winslow and Anna Kellogg; born, Williston, Vt., Dec. 11,
1789; Middlebury College, 1815; Andover Seminary, 1818; while at Andover
published valuable History of Missions ; missionary in India forty-six years ;
president of native college in Madras ; translated the Bible into Tamil, and
published Tamil-English Dictionary ; died, Cape of Good Hope, while on the
way to America, Oct. 22, 1864. D. D., Harvard, 1858 ; LL. D., Middlebury, 1864.
1816 Joseph Sawyer 1818
Son of Joseph Sawyer and Eunice Moore; born, "Wendell, July 5, 1792 ; Williams
College, 1813; Andover Seminary, 1819; pastor, Leverett; died Dec. 14, 1822.
1816 Abner Morse Teacher of Penmanship 1819
Son of Capt. Abner Morse and Mille Leland; born, Medway, Sept. 5, 1793; Day's
Academy, Wrentham; Brown University, 1816; Andover Seminary, 1819; pastor;
Nantucket; Sennett, N. Y.; Boundbrook, N. J.; South Bend, Ind., to 1841,
afterward resided in Boston and vicinity, engaged in genealogical researches
and compilations ; died, Sharon, May 16, 1865. Member of Hist. Gen. Society.
1817 Amos Wood Burnham Teacher of Sacred Music 1818
Son of Dea. Samuel Burnham and Mary Perkins; born, Dunbarton, N. H., Aug.
1, 1791; Dartmouth College, 1815; Andover Seminary, 1818; principal of Blanch-
ard Academy, Pembroke, N. H. ; pastor, Rindge, N. H., forty-six years : repre-
sentative from Rindge; died, Keene, N. H., April 9, 1871. D. D., Dartmouth,
1858.
1817 William Cone 1818
Born, East Haddam, Conn., Sept. 24, 1794; Yale College, 1813; Andover Semi-
nary (1819); died, East Haddam, Conn., March 5, 1819.
1818 Jonathan Silliman 1819
Son of Dea. Thomas Silliman and Huldah Dunk; born, Chester, Conn., July 22..
1793; Yale College, 1817; Andover Seminary, 1821; home missionary in Virginia ;
pastor, Cornwall, N. Y., twenty-seven years; died May ,13, 1885.
1818 Jonathan Bigelow 1819
Son of Andrew Bigelow and Sarah Fawcett; born, Boylston, April 5, 1793; Brown
University, 1817; Andover Seminary, 1820; pastor, Lubec, Me.; Rochester;
Euclid, O., twenty-two years ; died Jan. 26, 1854.
1818 Ebenezer Newhall 1819
Son of Onesimus Newhall and Lydia Mead; born, New Ipswich, N. H., Aug. 5,
1789 ; Harvard College, 1818 ; Andover Seminary, 1821 ; pastor, Oxford, Lincoln ;
Willsborough, N. Y. ; Chesterfield, Litchfield, N. H.; died, Cambridgeport
Aug. 15, 1878.
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INSTRUCTORS.
1818 Ralph Cushman Teacher of Sacred Music 1820
Son of Caleb Cushman and Bathsheba Spaldin ; born, Goshen, Mass., Oct. 7, 1792;
Williams College, 1817; Andover Seminary, 1820; preceptor of Belfast (Me.)
Academy; home missionary in Kentucky; pastor, Pittsford, Manlius, N. Y.;
agent of American Home Missionary Society, Ohio; died, Wooster, Ohio, Aug.
57, 1831.
1818 Alva Woods 1819
Son of Rev. Abel Woods and Mary Smith. Born, Shoreham, Vt., Aug. 18, 1794.
Phillips Academy, 1811. Resided in Providence, R. I., from 1838. Died Sept.
6,1887. D. D. f Brown, 1828; Trustee, Brown, 1843-59; Fellow, 1859-87. See
page 65.
1819 Peter Sydney Eaton 1820
Son of Rev. Peter Eaton (Phillips Academy, 1781) and Sarah Stone; born, Box-
ford, Oct. 7, 1798; fitted for college by his father; Harvard College, 1818; Ando-
ver Seminary, 1822; pastor, West Amesbury, (now Merrimac); teacher, New
Britain, Conn. ; resided in Andover and Chelsea; died, Chelsea, March 13, 1863.
1819 Pinckney Spring 1820
Son of Rev. Dr. Samuel Spring and Hannah Hopkins ; born, Newouryport, July
19, 1798; Phillips Academy, 1812. Died, Albany, N. Y., Sept. 18, 1820. See
page 67.
1819 Horace Belknap Teacher of Penmanship 1820
Son of Francis Belknap and Roxanna Bingham; born, Ellington, Conn., Dec. 10>
1791; Middlebury College, 1816; preceptor of Rutland County (Vt.) Grammar
School; Andover Seminary, 1820; minister and physician, South Carolina, Ohio,
Iowa; went to California as physician of overland company about 1849, and
supposed to have died soon after reaching there.
1819 Jonathan Clement 1829
Son of William Clement and Abigail Hill ; born, Danville, Vt., June 20, 1797 ;
Peacham (Vt.) Academy ; Middlebury College, 1818 ; Andover Seminary, (1821);
pastor, Chester, N. H. ; Topsham, Me. ; Woodstock, Quechee, Vt. ; married
Phebe Foxcroft Phillips, daughter of Col. John Phillips (Phillips Academy,
1783); died, Norwich, Vt., Sept. 6, 1881. D. D., Middlebury, 1847.
1819 Samuel Phillips 1822
Son of Col. John Phillips (Phillips Academy, 1783) and Lydia Gorham; born
Andover (North Parish), March 8, 1801 ; Phillips Academy, 1809. U. S. Col-
lector, Newburyport. Postmaster of Andover, 1843-50. Died, Brighton, Jan.
21, 1877. See page 61.
1820 Jonathan Coleman Southmayd 1820
Son of Ebenezer Southmayd and Elizabeth Starr; born, Castleton, Vt., Feb. 5,
1798; Middlebury College, 1817; Andover Seminary (1822); tutor, Middlebury
College; preceptor, Washington Co. (Vt.) Grammar School, Montpelier, 1823-
35; teacher afterwards in Burlington and Rutland; died Oct. 7, 1838.
INSTRUCTORS.
21
1820 Gideon Lane Soule
1821
Son of Moses Soule and Martha Lane; born, Freeport, Me., July 25, 1796; Phillips
Exeter Academy; Bowdoin College, 1818; Andover Seminary (1823); instructor,
Phillips Exeter Academy, 1822-38; principal, 1838-73 ; died May 28, 1879.
LL. D., Harvard, 1856.
Son of Beriah Green and Elizabeth Smith; born, Preston, Conn., March 24, 1795;
Andover Seminary (1822); pastor, East Lyme, Conn.; Brandon, Vt., Kenne-
bunk, Me.; professor of Sacred Literature, Western Reserve College; president,
Oneida Literary and Theological Institute, Whitesboro, N. Y.; pastor, "Whites-
boro ; died May 4, 1874.
Son of Hon. Nathaniel Upham and Judith Cogswell; born, Deerfield, N. H., Jan.
SO, 1799; Dartmouth College, 1818; Andover Seminary, 1821; assistant to Pro-
fessor Stuart, Seminary, 1821-23; professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy,
Bowdoin College, forty -three years; author of Elements of Mental Philosophy
and other works ; died, New York City, April 2, 1872. D. D., Wesleyan Univer-
sity, 1843; LL. D., Rutgers, 1870.
1820 Noah Smith Teacher of Sacred Music 1821
Son of Edward Smith and Hannah Chandler; born, Hanover, N. H., March 8,
1794; Dartmouth College, 1818; Andover Seminary, 1821: pastor, Southbury,
Conn.; died Oct. 10, 1830.
1820 James Howe Teacher of Penmanship 1821
Son of Dr. Adonijah Howe and Sarah Ripley; born, Jaffrey, N. H., Aug. 13, 1796;
New Ipswich Academy; Dartmouth College, 1817; Andover Seminary, 1821;
pastor, Pepperell; died July 19, 1840.
1821 John Ripley Adams 1823
Son of Principal John Adams and Elizabeth Ripley; born, Plainfield, Conn.,
March 20, 1802; Phillips Academy, 1810-17. Chaplain 5th Maine Volunteers,
1861-64; of 121st N..Y., 1864-65. Died at Northampton, April 25, 1866. D. D.,
University of City of New York, 1864. See page 61.
1821 Heman Miller Blodgett Teacher of Sacred Music 1822
Son of Benjamin Blodgett and Mary Riddell; born, Randolph, Vt., Aug. 8, 1795;
Orange County Grammar School, Randolph; University of Vermont, 1820;
Andover Seminary, 1823; missionary among blacks in Dawfuskie and Hilton
Head Islands, S. C, where he had a large plantation; resided afterward in
Muncy, Pa., and Princeton, N. J. ; agent, Colonization Society of N. J.; died,
Pawtucket, R. I., Nov. 1, 1877.
1821 William Watson Niles Teacher of Penmanship 1823
Son of Rev. and Hon. Nathaniel Niles and Eliza Watson; born, "West Fairlee,
Vt., Nov. 29, 1796; Dartmouth College, 1820; Andover Seminary, 1823; home
missionary, Tennessee and Ohio; pastor, Maiden, Holden; rector, Rome, N. Y.;
Kingston, R. I. ; died, La Porte, Ind., June 8, 1854.
1820 Beriah Green
1821
1820 Thomas Cogswell Upham
1821
22
INSTRUCTORS.
1822 Isaac Watts Wheelwright 1826
Born, Newburyport, Sept. 12,1801; Phillips Academy, 1813. Died, Byfleld, July
14,1895. See page 69.
1822 Swan Lyman Pomeroy Teacher of Sacred Music 1823
Son of Josiah Pomeroy, Esq., and Polly Barnes; born, Warwick, March 4, 1799;
Brown University, 1820 ; Andover Seminary , 1824; pastor, Bangor, Me.; secre-
tary of American Board; resided, Portland, Me., Washington, D. C. (clerk in
State Department), Sunderland; died March 17, 1869. D. D., Bowdoin, 1847,
and Brown, 1848; Overseer, Bowdoin; Trustee, Bangor Seminary.
1823 Samuel Melancthon Worcester 1823
Born, Fitchburg, Sept. 4, 1901. Phillips Academy, 1818. Editor of " Watts' and
Select Hymns." Died, Salem, Aug. 16, 1866. D. D., Amherst, 1847; Overseer,
Harvard. See page 101.
1823 Joseph Muenscher Teacher of Music 1823
Born, Providence, R. I., Dec. 21, 1798. Phillips Academy, 1816. Died, Mt. Ver-
non, O., Feb. 16, 1884. D. D., Kenyon, 1849, and Brown, 1852. See page 82.
1823 Joshua Payne Payson Teacher of Penmanship 1823
Born, Pomfret, Conn., Aug. 15, 1800. Phillips Academy, 1815. Died, Pomfret,
Conn., April 29, 1871. See page 77.
1823 George Cone Beckwith 1824
Born, Granville, N. Y., Jan. 3, 1801. Phillips Academy, 1817. Died, Boston,
May 12, 1870. D. D., Middlebury, 1850. See page 85.
1823 Samuel Horatio Stearns 1825
Born, Bedford, Sept. 12, 1801. Phillips Academy, 1816. Gave salutatory ad-
dresses, Harvard, 1823, and master's valedictory oration, 1826. Died, Paris,
France, July 15, 1837. Seepage 83.
1823 Royal Washburn Teacher of Sacred Music 1824
Son of Rev. Azel Washburn and Sarah Skinner; born, Royalton, Vt., Dec. 6,
1797; Royalton Academy; University of Vermont, 1820, and tutor; Andover
Seminary, 1824; home missionary, Louisiana; pastor, Amherst; died Jan. 1, 1833.
1823 William Jones Teacher of Penmanship 1826
Son of Asa Jones and Lucy Case; born, Kingsboro, N. Y., Oct. 20, 1794; Hamilton
College, 1823 ; Andover Seminary, 1826 ; pastor in Michigan ; principal of La
Grange (Ind.) Seminary; in business, Neenah, Wis.; died June 8, 1871.
1824 George Eliashib Adams 1825
Born Oct. 27, 1801. Phillips Academy, 1816. Died, Orange, N. J., Dec. 25, 1875.
D. D., Bowdoin, 1849. See page 78.
INSTRUCTORS.
23
1824 Eber Child Teacher of Sacred Music 1825
Son of William Child and Mary Heaton; born, Thetford, Vt., July 31, 1798;
Randolph (Vt.) Academy; Dartmouth College, 1821; preceptor of Groton Acad-
emy; Andover Seminary, 1826; pastor, Deering, N. H.; Calais, Me.; Byron,
Newstead, N. T. ; Fulton, Wis. ; died Dec. 15, 1847.
1825 Lyman Gilbert 1825
Son of Elam Gilbert and Susa Ray; born, Brandon, Vt., June 13, 1798; Middle-
bury College, 1824; Andover Seminary, 1827; pastor, West Newton, twenty-
seven years; Maiden, N. Y.j in government service, Brooklyn, N. Y.; died
March 29, 1885. D. D., Middlebury, 1850.
1825 Samuel Hopkins Kiddel Teacher of Sacred Music 1826
Son of Rev. William Riddel; born, Bristol, Me., Jan. 2, 1800; Yale College, 1823;
Andover Seminary, 1826; pastor, Glastonbury, Conn.; editor of Conn. Evan-
gelical Magazine ; Hartford Congregationalist ; American Quarterly Register;
Puritan Recorder ; secretary of Connecticut Temperance Society ; American
Education Society; N. E. Hist. Gen. Soc; pastor, Tamworth, N. H.; died, Dea
Moines, lo., June 1, 1876.
1826 Calvin Butler Teacher of Sacred Music 1827
Born, Pelham, N. H., April 25, 1810. Phillips Academy, 1828. Instructor in
Sacred Music also in Teachers' Seminary, Phillips Academy, 1836. Died,
Schenectady, N. Y., June 11, 1890. Seepage 150.
1826 Henry Herrick Teacher of Penmanship 1827
Born, Woodbridge, Conn., March 5, 1803. Phillips Academy, 1818; Andover
Seminary, 1828. Died, North Woodstock, Conn., March 11, 1895. See page 97.
1827 Spofford Dodge Jewett Teacher of Sacred Music 1829
Son of Dr. Jeremiah Jewett and Temperance Dodge; born, Barnstead, N. H.,
Sept. 21, 1801; Dartmouth College, 1826; Andover Seminary, 1829; pastor, Gris-
wold, Conn.; Hooksett, N. H., Windsor, Westchester, Middlefield, Conn.; post-
master at Middlefield; died March 11, 1888.
1828 John Taylor Jones Teacher of Penmanship 1829
Son of Elisha Jones and Persia Taylor; born, New Ipswich, N. H., July 16, 1802;
New Ipswich Academy and Bradford Academy; Amherst College, 1825; Ando-
ver Seminary, 1830; Newton Seminary, 1830; missionary in Burmah and Siam;
founder of Baptist Mission in Siam; translated Bible into Siamese; died, Bang-
kok, Siam, Sept. 13, 1851. D. D., Columbian University, Washington, 1860.
1828 James Wilson Ward Teacher of Penmanship 1829
Son of Rev. Jonathan Ward and Philena Gay Whitaker; born, Alna, Me., May
21, 1803; Phillips Exeter Academy; Dartmouth College, 1826; Andover Semi-
nary (1830;) Yale Seminary, 1832; teacher, South Berwick (Me.) Academy;
pastor, Abington, twenty-two years; Lakeville; representative from Abington;
senator from Plymouth ; died, New York City, Jan. 31, 1873.
24
INSTRUCTORS
1829 Osgood Johnson 1833
Born, Andover, Sept. 9, 1803. Phillips Academy, 1820. Afterward Principal
Died June 9, 1837. See page 113.
1829 Kinsman Atkinson 1829
Born Oct. 16, 1807. Phillips Academy, 1827. Died, Cambridge, Dec. 23, 1889. See
page 146.
1829 Henry Bishop Holmes 1829
Born, April 5, 1808. Phillips Academy, 1828. Died, Buffalo, N. T., July 11,
1885. See page 152.
1829 Isaac William Stuart 1829
Born June 13, 1809. Phillips Academy, 1817. Member of Conn. Historical
Society. Died, Hartford, Conn., Oct. 2, 1861. See page 91.
1829 John Bronson Richardson Teacher of Sacred Music 1831
Son of Nathaniel Richardson and Comfort Stone; born, Middlebury, Conn.,
Nov. 18, 1804; Moor's Charity School, Hanover, N. H.; Dartmouth College,
1828; Andover Seminary, 1831; pastor, Milford, Conn.; Portland, Me.; Nauga-
tuck, Conn. ; Pittsford, N. Y.; agent American Bible Society; resided Geneva,
N. Y. ; died Mareh 13, 1885.
1830 John Jason Owen Teacher of Penmanship 1831
Son of Hezekiah Owen and Elizabeth Thrall; born, Johnstown, N. Y., Aug. 13,
1803; Middlebury College, 1828; Andover Seminary, 1831; secretary of Presby-
terian Education Society; principal of Cornelius Institute, New York City;
Professor of Latin and Greek, New York Free Academy, now College of City
of New York, of which vice-president from 1866; author of standard text-books
in classics; died April 18, 1869. D. D., University of New York, 1848; LL.D.,
Middlebury, 1864.
PUPILS.
1778.
Academy opened Thursday, April 30th, Eliphalet Pearson, Principal.
John Abbot, 19, Andover. H. 1784. *1843
Teacher Ph. Acad. ; Tutor Harv. ; Lib., Prof. Languages, Treas., Overseer, and
Trustee Bowd. ; Mem. Me. Hist. Soc.
Samuel Abbot, 17,
Andover.
H.
1784.
*1792
William Lovejoy Abbot, 13,
Andover.
H.
1787.
M.
*1798
James Anderson, 29,
Londonderry, N. H.
H.
1784.
*1835
Henry Appleton, 9,
Haverhill.
*1823
Oliver Atherton, 22,
Harvard.
M.
*1812
Zachariah Bacon, 17,
Bradford.
*1813
Jesse Baldwin, 16,
Tewksbury.
*
John Blanchard, 10,
Andover.
*1802
Isaac Blunt, 11,
Andover.
*1833
Edward Bromfield, 7,
Newburyport.
*1801
Samuel Brown, 11,
Tewksbury.
*
Malcom McNeil Burdick, 10, Marblehead.
*1833
John Chandler, 10,
Andover.
*
Philemon Chandler, 12,
Andover.
*1840
Edward Clarke, 7,
Harvard.
H. 1788.
*1791
Peter Coburn, 13,
Dracut.
*1832
William Coleman, 12,
Boston.
L.
*1829
M. A., Dart. 1796; Ed.; Reporter Supreme Court, N. Y.
William Davis, 17,
Andover.
*
John Fayerweather, 8,
Cambridge.
H.
*1826
Josiah Fisk, 17,
Andover.
*1781
Benjamin Fuller, 12,
Middleton.
*1850
Thomas Jackson Green-
Newton.
H.
*1783
wood, 21,
Afterwards took the name of Alexander Shepard.
Levi Hutchins, 16,
Concord, N. H.
*1855
In Revolutionary Army.
Benjamin Kittredge, 10,
Tewksbury.
M. .
*1830
26
Jacob Kittredge, 21,
Joseph Leathers, 12,
Ezekiel Little, 15,
Joseph Lloyd, 10,
Joshua Lovejoy, 7,
John Lowell, 8,
LL.D.; Fellow Harv.
Andover. M.
Newburyport.
Hampstead, N. H. H. 1784. T.
Boston.
Andover. *1824
Boston. H. 1786. l. *1840
Fellow Am. Acad.; Mem. Hist. Soc; Rep.; Pres. Mass.
*1807
*
*1840
*
Ag. Soc. ; one of Founders of Boston Athenaeum.
John Phillips Payson, 9, Boston. T. *1847
Thomas Payson, 13, Boston. H. 1784. T. *1844
John Phillips, 7, Boston. H. 1788. L. *1823
Fellow Am. Acad. ; Trustee Ph. Acad. ; Fellow, and Overseer Harv. ; first Mayor
of Boston; Pres. Senate; Judge C. C. P.; Const. Conv., 1820.
William Phillips, 11, Boston. H. *1783
Frye Poor, 10, Andover, *1805
Josiah Quincy, 6, Boston. H. 1790. l. *1864
LL.D. ; Trustee Ph. Acad. ; Pres. Harv. ; Vice-Pres. Am. Acad. ; Mem. Hist. Soc. ;
Mem. Am. Philos. Soc; Mem. Acad, of Sci. and Lit., Palermo; Speaker Ho.
of Peps.; Senator; Const. Conv. 1820; Judge Munic. Court; M. C; M. A.,
Yale 1792, N.J. 1796; second Mayor of Boston.
Edmund Quincy Rich- Andover. *1830
ards, 10,
Elias Smith, 13, Middleton.
James Smith, 15, Plaistow, N. H.
Moses Smith, 17, Holies [Hollis], N. H.
Peter Snow, 18, Harvard. M.
Nathaniel Sparhawk, 11, Haverhill.
Wm. Pepperrell Sparhawk, 7, Haverhill. H. 1789.
Jeremiah Stickney, 14, Concord, N. H.
Charles Walker, 12, Concord, N. H.
Nathaniel Ward, 9, Salem.
Francis Welch, 12, Plaistow, N. H.
Leonard White, 11, Haverhill.
M. A., Brown, 1792; Pep.; M. C.
Job Wight, 23, Medfield.
M. A., Yale 1796, Harv. 1797.
William Wyre, 9, Newburyport.
H. 1789.
H. 1787.
H. 1787.
H. 1784.
*1789
*
*1824
*1830
*1817
*1850
*1834
*
*1793
*1849
*1809
*1807
1779
John Baker, 9,
Samuel Barton, 12,
Francis Brewer, 12,
Joseph Cabot, 7,
John Coleman, 10,
Westboro'.
Salem.
Waltham.
Salem.
Boston.
H.
H. 1788.
*
*1795
♦1799
«
27
John Blake Cordis, 7,
Charlestown.
U.8.N.
*1818
John Far-well, 23,
Dunstable [TyngsboroH.
*1838
Robert Fletcher, 16,
Dunstable.
♦1809
Clerk C. C. P.
Joel Foot, 16,
Colchester, Ct.
*1846
Teacher Ph. Acad. ; Eep. Ct.
Jacob Fowle, 11,
Londonderry, N. H.
*
nooert r owie, lo,
Londonderry, N. H.
H.
1 786.
*1847
Andrew Fuller, 13,
Miaaleton.
*1811
Robert Gray, 1 7,
Andover.
H. 1786.
*1822
M. A. 1799.
Benjamin Green, 15,
Waltham.
H.
1784. L.
*1837
Chief Justice C. C. P.;
Speaker House of Rep., Me.
Leonard Jaques, 15,
Wilmington.
Richard King, 16,
Scarboro' [Me.].
John Lathrop, 7,
Boston.
H.
1789.
*1 ft Oft
John Lee, 9,
Newburyport.
#1 8A9
* 1 oU_
Joseph Lee, 9,
Beverly.
Nathaniel Cabot Lee, 6,
Beverly.
H.
1791.
Peter Osgood, 14,
Haverhill.
*1856
Daniel Parker, 12,
Billerica.
Benjamin Poor, 18,
Andover.
*1812
David Putnam, 10,
Middleton.
Asa Sargent, 10,
Methuen.
*
Isaac Sears, 9,
Boston.
*
Jasper Sears, 7,
Boston.
*
John Simpkins, 11,
Boston.
H. 1786.
*1843
Thos. March Woodbridge
,13, Salem.
*1841
1780.
Abiel Abbot, 14, Wilton, N. H. H. 1787. *1859
D.D.; Teacher Ph. Acad. ; Tutor Harv.; Princ. Dummer Acad.; Author Hist.
Andover and Ahbot Genealogy .
Joshua Babcock, 8,
Boston.
*
Benjamin Gerrish Barrett, 10, Boston.
*
Henry Bartlett, 9,
Beverly.
*1850
John Bartlett, 13,
Beverly. H. 1786.
*1787
Caleb Blanchard, 20,
Andover.
*
John Blanchard, 13,
Peterboro', N. H.
*
Josiah Burge, 14,
Holies [Hollis],N.H. H. 1787. t.
*1790
Charles Cockran, 10,
Watertown.
*
Charles Harrison Fitch, 11,
Medford.
*1834
John Gardner, 10,
Salem.
♦1847
28
Nathaniel Higginson, 12, Boston.
U. S. Commissioner of Claims, West Indies.
Stephen Higginson, 9, Boston.
Steward Harv. ; Mem. Mass. Hist. Soc.
Thos.Woodbridge Hooper, 9, Newburyport.
M. A. Dart. 1792. ; U. S. N.
Jonathan Huse, 13, Methuen.
William Lovett, 12, Beverly.
Gorham Parsons, 11, Boston.
I'res. Mass. Ag. Soo.
Samuel Putnam, 11, Danvers.
N.J. 1787. L.
H. 1789.
LL.D. ; Rep.; Sen.; Fellow Am. Acad.
Daniel Scott, 9,
James Sullivan, 11,
Samuel Symonds, 24,
John Tyler, 25,
Solomon Vose, 12,
Rep.
Boston.
Groton.
Middleton.
Andover.
Milton.
D. 1788.
H. 1787.
Judge Supreme Court.
H. 1786.
H. 1787. l.
*1794
*1834
*1816
*1853
*1830
*1844
*1853
*1832
*1787
*1818
*1840
*1809
1781,
Shrewsbury.
Salem.
Salem.
Cambridge.
H. 1787.
Samuel Piatt Broom, 11, Boston. Y. 1786.
M.A..N.J. 1786.
Levi Bush, 18,
Ephraim Carleton, 12,
William Creed, 12,
John Brown Cutting, 23,
In Revolutionary Army.
Peter Eaton, 16,
John Fabyan, 14,
James Hall, 12,
William King, 13,
Rep.; U. S. Collector; First Gov. Maine
Stephen Low, 14, Danvers.
Joshua Martin, 10, Portsmouth, N. H.
Charles Miller, 10, Boston.
Samuel Phillips Russell, 11, No. Yarmouth [Me.]. H. 1792.
Overseer Bowd.
Daniel Ryan, 16, Tewksbury.
Ebenezer Shillaber, 14, Danvers.
John Taylor, 18, Northboro'. H. 1786.
Thomas Taylor, 12, Milton.
James Thompson, 14, Brookline.
John Tucker, 10, Danvers.
M.
D.D.
T.
Haverhill.
Scarboro* [Me.].
Medford.
Scarboro' [Me.].
Overseer, and Trustee Bowd.
*1811
*1846
*
*1831
*1848
*1838
*1852
*1843
*1813
*1803
*1851
*1843
♦1823
*
29
1782
Benjamin Abbot, 19,
Andover.
H. 1788.
♦1849
LL.D. ; first Principal Phillips Exeter Academy.
Isaac Adams, 14,
Andover.
M.
*1852
Hep. Michigan.
John Barker, 1 7,
Andover.
*
Stephen Barker, 10,
Andover.
*1849
Rep. ; Executive Council.
Caleb Bellows, 14,
Walpole, N. H.
Y.
♦1822
Josiah Bellows, 14,
Walpole, N. H,
Y.
Rep.
*1846
Stephen Cleveland Blyth, 11, Salem.
H.
T.
*1844
Afterwards took the name of Stephen Cleveland Blyden.
John Myer Bowers, 10,
Cambridge.
Br.
M.C.
*1846
John Callender, 10,
Fredericksburg, Va.
H. 1790.
L.
*1833
William Cogswell, 10,
Andover.
*
Richard Cutts, 11,
Pepperrellboro'[Me.].H. 1790.
*1845
Rep.; M. C; Second Comptroller Treasury ; Sup.-Gen. of Military Supplies.
Thomas Cutts, 13,
PepperreUboro'[Me.].
*1839
James Dana, 13,
Cambridge.
*1809
John Fletcher, 10,
Newburyport.
Benjamin Haskell, 19,
Harvard.
H. 1789.
M.
*1829
Benjamin Hodgdon, 10,
Boston.
*
Robert Hooper, 8,
Newburyport.
*
John Jenkins, 26,
Dorchester.
*
Lemuel Kollock, 15,
Wrentham.
Br. 1786.
M.
*1823
Mem. Hist. Soc.
Amherst Mann, 21,
Wrentham.
*1840
James Phillips, 14,
Boston.
*1853
Jonathan Smith, 20,
Amherst, N. H.
*1812
Reg. of Deeds.
George Minot Taylor, 11,
Boston.
*1805
Thomas Ap Thomas, 9,
Newburyport.
H. 1790.
*1844
John Williams, 9,
Boston.
H. 1792.
L.
*1845
Abiel Winship, 13,
Cambridge.
*1824
Caleb Winship, 17,
Cambridge.
*1794
John Wyman, 14,
Cambridge.
*1842
1783
Oliver Barron, 16,
Calvin Crombie, 9,
Samuel Davis, 9,
Gilbert Dench, 10,
Tutor Brown.
Chelmsford.
Plymouth.
Boston.
Boston.
H. 1788. M.
Br. 1793.
*1809
*1820
*
*1798
30
William Douglass, 22,
Woburn.
♦1827
Joseph Frye, 16,
Billerica.
*1814
James Gardner, 21,
Woburn.
H. 1788.
M.
*1831
In Revolutionary Army.
William Gregg, 19,
Londonderry, N. H.
D. 1787.
*1856
Herman Harris, 10,
Concord, N. H.
*
Hubert Harris, 12,
Concord, N. H.
*
William Hodge, 10,
Pownalboro' [Me].
H. 1791.
*
Samuel Holyoke, 20,
Boxford.
H. 1789.
*1820
M. A. Dart. 1792.
Henderson Inches, 9,
Boston.
TT -J 7QO
Nathan Lakeman, 16,
Bradford
D. 1790.
M.
*1807
William Lang, 10,
Salem.
*1817
Jeremiah Lee, 8,
Marblehead.
*1852
Thomas Loyd, 14,
Bedford.
*
Ebenezer Pearson, 15,
Newbury.
*1836
John Phillips, 6,
Andover.
H. 1795.
*1820
Teacher, and Trustee Ph.
Acad.; Sen.
James Prescott, 17,
Groton.
H. 1788.
L.
*1829
Judge Prob., and Chief Justice C. C. P
John Robinson, 18,
Boxford.
M.
Joseph Ross, 12,
Salem.
David Smith, 22,
Ipswich,
H. 1790.
*1837
John Smith, 29,
Peterboro', N. H.
Pep.
*1821
Robert Smith, 24,
Peterboro', N. H.
M.
*1827
Samuel Smith, 18,
Peterboro', N. H.
M.C.
*1842
Samuel Spofford, 18,
Boxford.
*1833
Jonathan Steele, 22,
Peterboro', N. H.
L.
*1824
Judge Supreme Court, N. H.
George Sullivan, 11,
Durham, N. H.
H. 1790.
L.
*1838
Pep. ; Sen. ; M. C. ; Att.-Gen. ; Pres. Elector.
James Sullivan, 13,
Durham, N. H.
H. 1790.
*1796
John Sullivan, 15,
Durham, N. H.
H. 1790.
*1819
Theodore Symmes, 16,
Andover.
M.
*
Leonard Whiting, 1 7,
Merrimack, N. H.
*1807
William Whittington, 9,
Boston.
1 o - J
James AVilson, 17,
Peterboro', N. H.
L.
1 OOJ
M.A.. Dart. 1805; M.C.
1784.
Isaac Abbot, 15,
Andover.
*1806
Zebadiah Abbot, 14,
Andover.
*1836
Cyrus Baldwin, 11,
Woburn.
♦1834
Abraham Bartlett, 10,
Charlestown.
31
John Ladd Bodwell, 20, Methuen. M.
John Childs, 12, Holden.
Charles Cutts, 15, Portsmouth, N. H.
Rep. and Speaker, N. H. ; U. S. Senator ; Sec. U. S
AbrahamRed wood Ellery, 11, Newport, R. I.
Nahum Fay, 21, Westboro'.
William Foster, 27, Andover.
Frederick French, 1 7, Dunstable [Nashua], N. H.
Rep. ; Clerk of Supreme Court, N. H.
John Gorham, 12, Charlestown.
Ebenezer Hall, 13, Medford.
Richard Hall, 10, Medford.
Daniel Hardy, 10, Bradford.
Tutor Dart. ; Prin. Atkinson Acad.
Samuel Haskell, 17, Harvard.
[Samuel Haskell, son of Samuel, born 1772, died Waterford, Me., 1832.]
H. 1789.
Senate.
H. 1791.
H. 1790.
H. 1792.
D. 1789.
L.
M.
T.
L.
Samuel Holbrook, 10,
Peter Holt, 21,
Samuel Hunt, 22,
William Hunt, 8,
Milton.
Andover.
Tewksbury.
Salem.
Concord.
William Jones, 11,
Clerk of Courts : Judge Probate.
John Thornton Kirkland, 13, Stockbridge.
H. 1790.
H. 1793.
H.
D.D., LL.D.; Teacher Ph.
Mem. and Lib. Hist. Soc.
Acad.; Tutor, Pres. Harv.
1789.
Yice-Pres.
Am.
one of Founders of Boston Athenaeum.
Joseph Leland, 27, Grafton.
In Revolutionary Army ; Mem. of Cincinnati of Mass. ;
Sen.
John McDuffee, 18,
James Miller, 1 1 ,
John Morrison, 15,
Azor Orne, 17,
Henry Parker, 12,
Paul Rolfe, 14,
Samuel Ropes, 10,
William Scamman, 13,
John Stacey, 10,
Micah Stone, 18,
Micah Stone, 13,
Teacher Ph. Acad. ; Tutor, Harv.
James Bowdoin Temple, 8, Boston.
Londonderry, N. H
Boston.
Peterboro', N. H.
Wenham.
Falmouth.
Concord, N. H.
Salem.
Pepperrellboro* [Maine]
Marblehead.
Framingham.
Reading. H
M.
H. 1792.
1790.
♦1842
*1846
*1820
*1804
*1843
*1824
*1831
*1851
*1798
*1833
*1802
*1851
*1786
*
*1813
*1840
Acad. ;
*1839
*1851
*
*1794
*1800
*1820
*1794
*1788
#
*
*1852
Col. 1795.
*1842
Afterwards took the name of James Temple Bowdoin; Capt. H. B. M. Army.
Samuel Walker, 15,
George Ward, 10,
Ludovicus Weld, 17,
Jotham Wheelock, 20,
Jonathan White, 17,
Bradford.
Salem.
Braintree.
Ashby.
Peterboro', N. H.
H. 1790.
H.
D.
1789.
1789.
*1846
*1850
*1844
*1831
*1812
32
tioon ird,rK.or »» mt w oil) ivj
♦I860
Nathaniel Whitwell, 11,
Marblehead.
#1 Q 1 A
Samuel Wood, 9,
Charlestown.
*17iJo
1785.
Abiel Abbot, 14,
Andover. H. 1792.
*1828
D.D. ; Teacher Ph. Academy.
Jacob Abbot, 17,
Wilton, N.H. H. 1792.
♦1834
William Abbot, 13,
Andover.
♦1856
Caleb Bartlett, 1 7,
Pembroke, N. H.
*
Jonathan Bowman, 14,
PownalboroTMainel H. 1790.
L.
*1808
Reg. Probate, Clerk of Court of Sessions, C. C. P. and S. J. C.
William Bowman, 13,
Pownalboro'[Maine]. H.
L.
*1826
L/ierK oi ^ourt 01 oceoiuus.
Stephen Bruce, 8,
Boston.
*1858
William f!aldwp11 50
Wpare N H
*1 830
\V m [VT r^T» iro nrn^ l,lciT*lrO 11
TV JJ1. i.VJ.UllL<XH Uc vJilIa.C) ± 1 5
*
Tomoc f!r*r»lr Q
KJcLkKj-LlX*
Louis Charles Francois Cou-
gnacq, 15,
Hispaniola, W. I.
*
Stephen Cummings, 12,
Andover.
mr
HI.
1034
Nathan Cutler, 20,
Dunstable [Nashua], N.H.
M.
i out)
Henry Daingerfield, 14,
Spottsylvania Co.,Va. H.
T
lit
Joshua Frost, 19,
Tewksbury. H. 1793.
M.
Daniel Fuller, 14,
Middleton.
*1855
Samuel Gore, 8,
Boston.
*1804
Peter Grant, 15,
Vassalboro' [Maine].
Pep.
*1836
Jonathan Greenleaf, 11,
Andover.
*1800
Joseph Hilliar d, 11,
Cambridge. H. 1793.
*1843
Josiah Howe, 12,
Milton.
M.
*1843
Pep.
Jedidiah Ingalls, 17,
Andover. H. 1792.
M.
*1847
Stephen Jones, 10,
Machias [Maine].
*1814
Joseph Kidder, 16,
Dunstable [Nashua], N.H.
*1811
Samuel Abbot Kneeland, 8,
, Andover. H. 1797.
*1817
David Lee, 1 7,
Andover.
*
William Lee, 12,
Halifax, N. S.
*1840
U. S. Consul, Bordeaux; Second Auditor of U. S. Treasury; Mem. Hist. Soc.
Howell Lewis, 13,
Fredericksburg, Va.
♦1822
Charles March, 10,
Jamaica, W.L
*
William Marston, 13,
Boston.
*
Silas Merriam, 15,
Middleton.
♦1844
William Read, 13,
Roxbury. H.
M.
*1798
Surgeon U. S. N.
33
George Elliot Vaughan, 12, Portland [Maine].
Clerk Mass. Sen.
Ebenezer Wales, 13, Dorchester.
John Wethered, 15, Antigua, W. I.
L* *1834
♦1838
1786.
Ebenezer Pemberton, Principal.
Daniel Abbot, 9,
Andover.
H.
1797.
L.
*1853
Rep.; Sen.
Henry Abbot, 9,
Andover.
H. 1796.
*1862
Jacob Abbot, 9,
Wilton, N. H.
*1847
Overseer Bowd.
Thomas Bowman, 12,
Pownalboro' [Me.].
H.
1794.
L.
*1837
Reg. Probate.
William Boyes,
Boston.
*
[William Boyes, son of William, died Boston, 1799, aged 25.]
Nath'l Gardner Dabney, 10,
Andover.
Joseph Fletcher Eastman, 14, Holies [Hollis], N. H.
M.
*1865
Jonathan French, 7,
Andover.
H.
1798.
*1856
D. D. ; Teacher Ph. Academy.
Gardner Green,
Concord, N. H.
*
Henry Hooper, 9,
Marblehead.
*1801
John Ball Kittredge, 14,
Tewksbury.
M.
*1848
John Kimball, 12,
Wenham.
H.
1792.
*1824
John Lamon, 20,
Middleton.
*
John Locke, 22,
Ashby.
H.
1792.
L.
*1855
Rep.; Sen.; Const. Conv. 1820 ; Councillor; M. C.
Francis Cabot Lowell, 11,
Boston.
H.
1793.
L.
*1817
Projected the city of Lowell, which was named after him.
John March, 13,
Jamaica, W.I.
*1838
Mem. House of Assembly, Jamaica.
Nathaniel Marston,
New York, N.Y.
Ebenezer Poor, 20,
Andover.
M.
*1837
Clerk of Courts, Sen., Me.
Nathaniel Seaver,
Boston.
*
[Nathaniel Seaver, son of Nathaniel, cast away and drowned on Coast of Arabia,
1792.]
Joseph Stevens, 12, Andover. *1845
Bradstreet Story, 13, Marblehead. H. 1792. *1819
Afterwards took the name of Dudley Story Bradstreet.
Isaac Story, 11, Marblehead. H. 1793. l. *1803
William Tudor, 7, Boston. H. 1796. l. *1830
U. S. Consul, Lima; Charge d' Affaires, Rio de Janeiro; Mem. Hist. Soc. ; one of
Founders of Boston Athenaeum ; Founder of North American Review.
Joseph Wardwell, Andover. *1830
2
34
Joseph Haynes White, 15, Methuen.
Rep.
Benjamin Whitwell, 14, Boston.
Rep. ; Dep. Sec. State.
Josiah Williams, Boston.
M. *1829
H. 1790. L. *1825
1787.
Moses Abbot, 21, Andover.
Amos Blanchard, 14, Andover.
" Writing Master," Ph. Acad.
Jared Bough ton, 21, Stockbridge.
Pierre Antoine Capdevielle, Martinique, W.L
William Crosby, Harwich.
Thomas Dixey, 13, Marblehead.
Henry Edes, 9, Boston. H. 1799.
M.A., Brown, 1806; D.D.; Trustee and Fellow, Brown.
John Stevens Ellery, 14, Gloucester.
Abiel Foster, 14, Canterbury, N. H.
Peter Frye, Andover.
Samuel Green, 1 7, Concord, N. H.
Judge Supreme Court, N. H.
Rep.
Caleb Haskell, 23,
Joseph Heald,
Joseph Holt, 21,
Joseph Johnson, 22,
John Kittredge, 11,
U. S. Collector.
Cyrus King, 15,
Westboro'.
Temple, N. EL
Andover.
Andover.
Andover.
H. 1795. M.
♦1859
•1847
♦1852
♦
♦1814
*1851
*1845
*1846
*1840
*1851
*1817
*
♦1791
*1822
CoL 1794. L. *1817
Scarboro' [Maine],
Major General of Militia; M.C.
Samuel Lee, 13, Marblehead.
Afterwards took the name of William Raymond Lee; staff officer, war
U. S. Treasury.
Samuel Love, Loudon, Va.
Nathaniel Martin, North Yarmouth [Maine].
Rep. ; Const. Conv. Me., 1819.
Joseph McKean, 11, Boston. H. 1794.
D.D., LL.D. ; Prof. Rhet. and Orat. Harv.; Mem. and Lib. Hist. Soc;
Amer. Acad. ; Rep.
Henry Moor, 23, Londonderry, N.H. D. 1793.
First Principal Groton Academy.
Joseph Nye, Harwich.
John Pedrick, Marblehead.
Francis Perry, Groton.
Jonathan Phillips, 9 Boston. H. M.A.
David Plumer, 18, Gloucester.
*1861
of 1812;
*1841
*1818
Fellow
*1798
♦1812
♦I860
*1795
35
Samuel Jackson Prescott, 14, Groton. H. 1 795. L
LL.D. ; Rep.
Langford Redwood, Newport, R. I.
Charles Lenox Sargent, 9, Gloucester.
Jonathan Stevens, Andover.
Chas. Pinckney Sumner, 11, Milton. H. 1796. L.
Sheriff, Suffolk Co.; Clerk House of Reps.
Benjamin Walker, 20, Wilmington.
*1857
*1820
*
*1839
♦1811
David Abbot, 17,
Antoine Arteare,
John Atkinson, 13,
William Batchelder, 20,
Francis Boscarien,
Erasmus Butterfield, 19,
Martin Butterfield,
Caleb DinsdalChampney,l
Albert Chaveteau,
Louis Chaveteau,
Francis Dana, 11,
Martin Dutchetto,
George Higginson, 9,
Abiel Holt, 14,
Jeremiah Ingalls,
John Byles Marshall, 16,
John Pierce, 13,
Thomas Prentice Kettell, 1
James Reid, 21,
Oliver Wendell, 9,
William Whitwell, 12,
1788.
Billerica.
Gaudaloupe, W. I.
Boston.
Kingston, N. H.
Bayonne, France.
Westmoreland, N. H.
Westmoreland, N. H.
!, Boston.
Gaudaloupe, W. 1.
Gaudaloupe, W. I.
Cambridge.
Bayonne, France.
Boston.
Andover.
Andover.
Boston.
Gloucester.
3, Boston.
Londonderry, N. H.
Boston.
Boston.
H. 1794. *1804
H. 1794. *1838
♦1818
D. 1792. L. *1828
*1831
*1802
*
H. 1796. Rep. *1853
♦1812
*1801
*
H. 1793. *1798
*
*1843
*1827
H. *1796
♦1814
1789.
James Barnard, 20,
Josiah Bartlett, 13,
Seth Bemis, 14,
Andrew Cabot, 8,
Charles George Cabot, 11,
Joseph Carr, 15,
Jacob Flint, 20,
George W. Harris,
Andover.
Newbury,
Watertown.
Beverly.
Beverly.
Haverhill.
Reading.
Concord, N. H.
H. 1795.
H. 1795.
H. 1796.
H. 1794.
T.
Rep.
*1811
*1853
*1851
*1816
♦1811
*1849
♦1835
*
[Capt. Geo. Washington Harris, of Portsmouth (?), died 1800.]
36
CI IT
bamuel Jones,
♦
George Lee, 12,
Beverly.
*1856
Thomas Lee, 9,
Beverly.
H.
1798.
*1867
John Orne, 12,
JLynnneld.
*1812
Timothy P. Penny,
Roxbury.
Joseph Perkins, 16,
T ' L.
Ipswich.
TT
H.
1794.
L.
*1803
Teacher Ph. Exeter Acad.
Portland nVTaitipl.
*1823
•TnVin T?n<5<5pll 1 S
OUL1LL llUSoCllj 5
No Yarmouth TMp ~]
H.
*1 795
Joseph Sawyer, 11,
Newburyport.
*1794
Richard Shackelford, 14,
Charleston, S. C.
H.
William Wetmore, 11,
Boston.
H.
1797.
L.
♦1807
Augustus Willard, 12,
Cambridge.
H.
1793.
*1799
John Shirley Williams, 16,
Boston.
H.
1797.
L.
*1843
Richard Williams, 14,
Deer field.
*1796
Joshua Wingate, 16,
Amesbury.
H.
1795.
*1843
General ; Const. Conv. Me
, 1819; U. S. Collector; Mem. Me. Hist. Soc;
Overseer
and Trustee Bowd.
1790.
Isaac Abbot, 11,
Andover.
*1838
Timothy Alden, 18,
Yarmouth.
H. 1794.
*1839
Pres. Alleghany College; Mem. and Lib. Hist. Soc.
Homes Allen, 15,
Chilmark.
L.
*1810
Nathaniel Coffin Amory,
Boston.
H. 1796.
*1842
Afterwards known as Nathaniel Amory; M.A., Harv. 1806; U. S. Navy Agent.
Josiah Batchelder, 14,
Beverly.
D. 1796.
M.
*1857
Peter Beale,
Roxbury.
*
Robert Beale,
Roxbury.
*
William Blanchard, 13,
Wilmington.
H. 1797.
Rep.
*1840
Thomas Bourne,
Barnstable.
*
Thaddeus Brown, 15,
Tewksbury.
H. 1797.
M.
*1803
William Cabot Carpenter,
Salem.
*1795
Oliver Crosby, 21,
Billerica.
H. 1795.
L.
*1851
William Crosby, 20,
Billerica.
H. 1794.
L.
*1852
Rep.; Sen.; Chief Justice C. C P. ; Pres. Elector.
Edm. Trowbridge Dana, 11, Cambridge.
H. 1799.
L.
*1859
Founder [Dana] Public Library, Cambridge; one of Founders of Boston Athe-
naeum.
George Bethune Dunkin, 10, Little Cambridge [Brighton]. *1810
Thomas Dyson, 16, Beverly. *1799
John Gardner, *
Gabriel Joseph Genet, 16, Martinique, W.I. *
Pierre G. Durotere Genet, 18, Martinique, W. I. *
37
John W. Greyer, Boston. *
[Probably John Whitelock Greyer, son and grandion of Frederick William Von
Geyer ; young Boston merchant ; lost at sea.]
Thomas Hastings,
Henry Higginson, 9,
Enoch Holt,
William Homan, 16,
Theodore Kittredge, 15,
Peter Lebreton, 13,
Jeremiah Lee, 10,
Watertown.
Boston.
Andover.
Beverly.
Tewksbury.
Newburyport.
Andover.
Jonathan Herrick Lovett,18, Beverly.
Josiah Lovett, 14, Beverly.
Stephen Woodbridge Par-
sons, 14, Springfield.
Andrew Peabody, Middleton.
Lory Pease, 16, Boston.
Samuel Phillips, 8, Andover.
Jonathan Stevens, 22, Andover.
Daniel Whittredge, 14, Beverly.
*
♦1838
*
♦1798
*1798
*1829
*1803
*1844
♦1854
*
*1813
♦1811
♦1796
*1855
♦1799
1791
Herman Abbot, 20,
Jacob Abbot, 9,
John Stevens Abbot, 11,
Solomon Abbot, 18,
William Abbot, 1 7,
Andover.
Andover.
Andover.
Andover.
Wilton, N. H.
H. 1801.
H. 1797.
Eep. ; Reg. Probate; Pres. Elector ; Const. Conv. Me., 1819; Mem.
James Allen, 11,
Joseph Vial Allen, 18,
Royal Blood, 25,
Nathaniel Bond, 14,
John B. Brigham,
H. 1799.
H. 1797.
Boston.
Andover.
Temple, N. H.
Watertown.
Marlboro*.
[Capt. John Winslow Brigham, born Marlboro' 1774, at Harv. 17
folk, Va., 1826.]
Framingham.
Beverly.
Beverly.
Nantucket.
Andover.
Billerica.
Framingham.
Andover.
Boston.
Boston.
Joseph Buckminster, 17,
Edward Cabot, 16,
Henry Cabot, 17,
Joseph Chase, 13,
Joseph Chickering, 18,
John Clark, 13,
William Coolidge, 14,
Stephen Cummings,
Andrew Foster, 11,
John Foster, 9,
H. 1799.
*1858
*1836
*1805
*1840
L. *1849
Me. Hist. Soc.
*1834
*1868
*
*1821
, died Nor-
♦1838
*1803
*1864
*1807
M. *1797
M. *1805
T. *
H. 1800.
H. 1802.
M.
*1831
*1836
38
Gustavus Adolphus Goss, 21
. Boston.
*1 Q01
Samuel Harrington, 18,
Framingham.
i a n, it lt.i ii xxasKen, i-,
xvoc ncs Ltjr.
TT 1 7QQ
M.
*lolO
Aoiel xlolbrooK, lb,
Andover.
TT i ft Art
Joseph Hurd, 13,
Charlestown.
H. 1797.
*1857
Nathaniel Ingersoll, 12,
Salem.
♦1827
Charles Church Jarvis, 17,
Boston.
*1792
Asa Kimball, 19,
Boxford.
B. 1796.
♦1801
George Lovett, 12,
Beverly.
*
Richard Odell, 21,
Conway, N. H.
♦1850
Rep.; Councillor.
vUal ICO V71/1D, 1U)
JJUB LUi.1*
*1837
Benjamin Rice, 17,
Marlboro'.
H. 1796.
♦1833
William Salisbury, 15,
Harwich.
H. 1795.
*1850
Benjamin Smith, 14,
Middleton.
*1799
Ralph Smith,
Roxbury.
*1812
Theodore Strong, 12,
Northampton.
Y. 1797.
L.
*1855
Amasa Thayer,
#
[Amasa Thayer, son of Capt. Levi, born Milford 1777, died Waterloo, N.Y., 1821.]
James Tisdale, 16,
Boston.
*1841
William Tisdale, 13,
Boston.
*
Amos Towne,
Andover.
*
Joseph Tuckerman, 14,
Boston.
H. 1798.
*1840
D.D. ; one of Founders of Boston Athenaeum.
Daniel Putnam Upton, 15,
Reading.
H. 1797.
L.
*1805
William Wales,
Milton.
*
Joseph Warren, 10,
Boston.
H.
*1825
Timothy Wellman, 14,
Salem.
*1842
Henry White,
Methuen.
*
Thomas Woodbury, 14,
Beverly.
*
Samuel Worcester, 21,
Tewksbury.
*
1792.
Benjamin Bussey, 11,
Boston.
H. 1803.
♦1808
John Cabot, 10,
Salem.
*1855
Dominicus Cutts, 16,
Saco [Maine].
♦1844
William H. Davis,
Boston.
*
[Capt. William H. Davis of Boston died at the Sandwich Islands, 1822.]
Rufus Emerson, 12,
York [Maine].
*1859
Henry Gardner, 12,
Boston.
H. 1798.
M.
*1858
Rep. ; Sen ; Const. Conv.
Mass., 1820.
Arnold Howes,
*
[Arnold Howes of Boston, son of Edmund of Barre, died at sea, 1805, aged 25.]
George Hodges Ingersoll, 1 2, Salem. *1864
39
James Charles Jewett, 12, No. Yarmouth [Me.]. H. 1800. L. *1822
M. A., Bowd. 1806.
Simeon Kenney, 25,
Charles Knapp, 9,
John Knapp, 13,
William Leach, 12,
Henry Lee, 10,
Stephen Longfellow, 16,
LL.D. ; M.C.; Pres. Me. Hist
Conv., 1814.
William Herrick Lovett, 13, Beverly.
Charles Lowell, 9, Roxbury
D.D. ; Mem. Hist. Soc. ; Fellow Harv.
Middleton.
Boston.
Boston.
Beverly.
Beverly.
Gorham [Maine]. H.
Trustee Bowd.;
H. 1800. L.
1798. L.
*1858
♦1859
*1849
*1824
*1867
*1849
Soc.
Pres. Elector; Hartford
H. 1800.
Leonard Mellen, 15, Watertown.
Princ. Groton Acad.
William Cooper Parke, 9, Boston.
John A. Parker, Roxbury.
Edward Phillips, 10, Boston.
Daniel McCarthy Prince, 12, Roxbury.
Joel Rogers, 24, Tewksbury.
Joseph Ruggles, 11, Roxbury.
Nathaniel Sparhawk, 10, Roxbury.
Samuel John Sprague, 12, Lancaster.
Aaron Wait, 11, Salem.
*1805
*1861
H. 1797. L. *1804
*1857
*
♦1826
♦1806
*1800
*1819
D. 1798. *1802
H. 1799. L. *1805
*1796
1793.
Isaiah Alden, 20, Yarmouth. H. 1799. T. *1843
Richard Ashton, 14, Salem. *1805
Frederick Beck, 14, Boston. *1831
James Bott, 9, Salem. *1822
John Codman, 10, Boston. H. 1802. *1847
D.D. ; Mem. Hist. Soc.
Charles Coolidge, 13, Boston. *1820
Jonathan Cummings, 22, Andover. *1820
Joseph Dane, 14, Beverly. H. 1799. L. *1858
Rep. ; Sen. ; M. C. ; Const. Conv. Me., 1816 and 1819.
Nathaniel Davenport, 12, Roxbury. *1863
Joseph Dudley, 12, Roxbury. *1827
Benjamin Farnum, 21, Andover. *1844
John Forrester, 12, Salem. H. 1801. *1837
Daniel Foster, 18, Beverly. *1799
Samuel Gale, 12, Haverhill. *1827
Jonathan Griffin, 21, Andover. *1813
40
Robert Hallowell, 11, Boston. H. 1801. *1864
Afterwards took the name of Robert Hallowell Gardiner; Mem. Hist. Soc.; Pres.
Me. Hist. Soc. ; Overseer and Trustee Bowd. ; one of the Founders of Boston
Athenaeum.
Benj. Andrews Hichborn, 10, Boston.
H. 1802.
*1818
Stephen Holt, 20,
Andover.
*1868
Robert Howard, 10,
Hallowell [Maine].
*1832
Daniel Staniford Hurd, 13, Ipswich.
*1801
John Jenks, 13,
Salem.
*1824
_U t 1 1 ItiilJAIl Ijillilcuilj *" >
Beverly.
*1831
Isaac Lane, 26,
Bedford.
*1803
Benjamin Lovett, 11,
Beverly.
*1825
Pyum Lovett, 9,
Beverly.
Rep. *1854
Edward Byam Martin,
North Yarmouth [Maine].
XOV/O
Daniel Adams Poor, 12,
Andover.
State Librarian, Me.
Henry Prescott, 12,
Northampton.
*1810
Habijah Savage, 12,
Boston.
U.B.A. *1803
Edward Williams, 14,
Roxbury.
*1812
1794.
MaHin Alden, 20,
Yarmouth.
H. 1799.
*1 Q3fi
James Trecothick Austin,! 0, Boston.
H. 1802.
t #1870
Li. ^10 < O
LL.D. ; Fellow Am. Acad.
; Mem. Hist. Soc. ; Rep. ;
-ti. L I v \_ I til , j
Mass. * Overseer
Harv.
Symonds Epes Baker, 15,
Andover.
*1819
William Bowman, 11,
Roxbury.
U.S.N. *1844
Isaac Brooks, 18,
Medford.
*1819
U. S. Consul, Liverpool.
Robert Cabot, 9,
Beverly.
*1812
Jacob Abbot Cummings,21
, Groton.
H. 1801.
*1820
Jacob Farnum, 20,
Andover.
*1801
Thomas Green, 12,
Concord, N. EL
*
Jacob Holt, 13,
Andover.
D. 1803.
*1847
Paul Holt, 11,
Andover.
*1868
Francis Lee, 10,
Beverly.
*1830
Walter Moor, 18,
Charlestown.
*
William J. Middleton, 15,
Belleville, S. C.
*
Jacob Oliver, 14,
Beverly.
Andrew Peters, 22,
Andover.
*1825
Andrew Ritchie, 12,
Boston.
H. 1802.
L. *1862
Rep.
James Robinson, 14,
Lynn.
Timothy Foster Rogers, 13,
Tewksbury.
H. 1802.
♦1847
41
George L. Roseau, 12, Boston. *
Henry Sigourney, 10, Boston. *1849
Benjamin Stone, 12, Salem. *1798
Richard Tuck, 14, Manchester. *1812
Charles Frederic Waldo, 10, Salem. U.8JT. *1838
Jonathan Waldo, 12, Salem. *1817
Samuel WiUard, 12, Cambridge. H. *1848
Afterwards known as Samuel Sheafe Willard.
1795
Mark Newman, Principal
Caleb Abbot, 15, Andover.
Isaac Abbot, Andover.
[Probably identical with Isaac Abbot, 1784.]
William Abbot, Andover.
[Probably identical with William Abbot, 1785.]
Benjamin Beckford, 15, Beverly.
Alex. Scammell Brooks, 14, Medford.
John Collins, 14, Salem.
Timothy Flint, 13, Reading.
Mem. Hist. Soc. ; Author.
Simon Forrester, 9,
EL u.s.a.
H. 1800.
H. 1803.
John Fowler, 18,
Israel Fuller, 1 7,
Nehemiah Fuller, 15,
Joseph Gardner, 14,
Joshua Gould, 21,
Stephen Hale, 14,
William Herrick, 17,
Abiah Holbrook, 17,
Teacher Ph. Acad.
Stephen Holt, 13,
Ebenezer Ingersoll, 13,
Charles Kittredge, 16,
Cassius Lee, 16,
Francis Lightfoot Lee, 13,
John Phillips Lovejoy, 13,
Samuel Newman, 13,
George Norris, 12,
Daniel Peirce, 11,
William Pindar, 16,
John Plummer, 14,
Nathaniel Poor, 10,
3
H. 1802. M.
H. 1802. T.
Salem.
Danvers.
Middleton.
Andover.
Dorchester.
Reading.
Newbury.
Beverly.
Falmouth [Maine].
Andover.
Salem.
Tewksbury.
Westmoreland Co.,Va. N.J.
Westmoreland Co., Va. H. 1802.
Andover.
Ipswich.
Salem.
Salem.
Danvers.
Andover.
Andover.
if.
♦1846
*
*1814
*1836
*1800
*1840
*1807
*1823
*1864
*1806
*1809
*1844
*1863
*1805
*1852
*1804
♦1812
*1798
*1850
*1854
*1864
*1863
*
*1806
*1809
42
Ebenezer Rockwood, 14, Wilton, N. H. H. 1802. L. *1815
Andrew Smith, 13, Andover. *1851
Enoch Sawyer Tappan, 12, Cambridge. H. 1801. M. *1847
Mem. Me. Hist. Soc; Overseer Bowd.
Elias Upton, 23, Reading. H. 1802. T. *1857
Augustine Washington, 15, Westmoreland Co., Va. *1798
Bushrod Washington, 10, Westmoreland Co., Va. *1830
George Curgenven Wet-
more, 11, Penobscot £Castine, Maine]. *1828
Joseph White, 12, Salem. *1816
John Wilson, 20, Andover. *1798
1796
Henry Abbot, 18,
John Lovejoy Abbot, 13,
Teacher Ph. Acad.
Jonathan Abbot, 17,
Andover.
Andover.
Librarian Harv.
Andover.
H. 1805.
♦1845
*1814
[Jonathan Abbot, son of Jonathan, born 1776, died 1843.]
Benjamin Ames, 18, Andover. H. 1803. L. *1835
Judge C. C. P. ; Const. Conv. Me., 1819; first Speaker of House; Pres. of Senate;
Mem. Me. Hist. Soc. ; Overseer Bowd.
Richard Hazen Ayer, 18, Concord, N. H. *1853
Councillor; Pres. Elector.
Topsfield. D. 1806. L. *1855
First Sheriff Merrimao Co
David Cummins, 11,
Judge C. C. P.
William Delano, 13,
John Dillaway, 13,
John Dutch, 13,
Duxbury.
Boston.
Bradford.
Andover.
Reading.
Ipswich.
Prof. Nat. Theol.
D. 1800.
H.
H.
Thomas Faulkner, 9,
James Flint, 16,
Levi Frisbie, 12,
Tutor and Prof. Latin
Fellow Am. Acad.
John Mico Gannet, 12, Cambridge.
Rep. ; Sen. ; Councillor, Ct.
Joseph Griffin, 21, Andover.
Dudley Hall, 12, Medford.
William Hardy, 16, Tewksbury.
Uriah Holt, 21, Oxford [Albany, Maine].
Rep. ; Agent in Maine for Trustees Ph. Acad.
Samuel Kirkland, 14, Paris, N. Y. H.
Joseph Kittredge, 12, Andover. D.
Rep.; Sen.; Councillor; Pres. Elector.
Jacob Newman Knapp, 22, Sanbornton, N.H. H. 1802.
Teacher in Salem, Brighton, and Roxbury. 80 years.
1802. D.D.
1802.
Moral Phil., and Polit. Econ.
H. 1802. L.
Rep.
1803.
1806.
M.
*1833
*
*1836
*1813
*1855
*1822
, Harv. ;
*1855
♦1846
♦1868
*
*1849
♦1805
♦1847
♦1868
43
Joseph McKeen, 20, Deering, N. H.
Maurice McLaughlin, 13, Andover.
Jacob Meek, 12, Marblehead.
Thomas Abbot MerriH, 14, Deering, N. H.
D.D. ; Preceptor of Moor's Charity School;
Fellow Midd.
Benjamin Pierce, 18, Salem.
Librarian Harv. ; Bep. ; Sen.
D. 1801.
Tutor at Dart.; Tutor,
Andover.
Reading.
No. Yarmouth [Me.]. H. 1803.
Sec. Me. Hist. Soc. ; Overseer Bowd.
William Poor, 20,
Henry Putnam, 1 7,
M. A., Bowd., 1807.
Edward Russell, 13,
Rep. ; Sec. of State, Me.
George Campbell Smith, 12, Andover.
John Stone, 14, Reading.
Sylvester Thompson, 13, Wilmington.
Jotham Walton, 12, Reading.
[Jotham Walton died Cambridge, 1812, aged 30.]
H. 1801.
H. 1802.
♦1822
♦1855
Treas., and
♦1831
. *1796
*1827
*1835
♦1815
♦1849
♦1809
1797.
Samuel Abbot, 10, Andover. *1852
Samuel Phillips Abbot, 9, Saco [Maine]. Bd. *1813
Timothy Abbot, 14, Andover. *1857
John Alden, 12, Duxbury. *1871
Sylvester Allen, 19, Barrington, R. I. Bep. *1832
Wilkes Allen, 21, Sterling. H. 1801. *1845
David Austin, 14, Charlestown. *1862
Lewis Bancel, 10, Boston. *
Thomas Brooks, 14, Medford. *1810
Silas Brown, 17, Tewksbury. M. *1864
Horatio Gates Buttrick, 19, Concord. *1856
Conrade G. Coakley, 10, New Providence,W.I. *
Edward Benj. Coakley, 12, New Providence, W.I. H. *
Jesse Fisher, 19, Wendell. H. 1803. *1836
M.A., Yale, 1815.
Samuel Ford, 13, Wilmington. *
Peter Hay, 22, Stor.eham. Bep. *1845
Isaac Hurd, 11, Charlestown. H. 1806. d.d. *1856
Thomas Hurd, 9, Charlestown. *1873
Ezekiel Williams Morse, 15, New Haven, Ct. T. *1840
Asa T. Newhall, 16, Reading. *
[Asa Tarbell Newhall, of Lynnfield, born 1779, died 1860; Bep.; Sen.; Const.
Conv. 1820.]
John Nichols, Wilmington *
44
George Osgood, 13, Andover.
Joseph Otis Osgood, 14, Andover.
John White, 9, Concord.
Tutor Bowd.
Abner Wheeler, 25, Lincoln.
Thomas Whitcomb, 23, —
Jacob Sheafe Willard, 9, Cambridge.
James Willey, 25, Stoneham.
H. 1804.
H. 1805.
M. *1863
M. *1845
*1852
Bep. *1843
M. *1829
♦1805
*
George Abbot, 12,
Nathan Ames, 9,
John Brown, 13,
Reuben Brown, 16,
Benjamin Burge, 16,
M. A., Bowd. 1815; Tutor Bowd
Theodore Coakley,
Aaron Eames, 16,
John Farrar, 18,
1798.
Andover.
Andover.
Wilmington.
Concord.
Holies [Hollis],N.H. H. 1805.
Bep.
M.
♦1822
*
*1854
*1816
New Providence, W.I. *
Boston. *1814
Lincoln. H. 1803. *1853
LL.D.; Tutor, Prof. Math, and Nat. Phil., Harv.; Vice Pres. Amer. Acad.
Samuel Findley, *
Francis Foxcroft, 16, Brookfield. *1818
Russell Freeman, *
[Bussell Freeman, son of Dr. Nathaniel, Sandwich, born 1782, died 1842; L. ; Bep. ;
Councillor; U. S. Collector; Const. Conv. 1820.]
Jonathan Glover, Salem. *
[Jonathan Glover, mariner, died Salem, 1808.]
Sam. Abbot Goldsmith, 18, Andover.
Robert Gray, Salem.
[Bobert Gray, died Salem, 1807, aged 30.]
Benj. Warren Hildreth, 14, Concord. H. 1805. M.
Sam. Prescott Hildreth, 14, Methuen.
Bep.; Pres. Ohio Med. Soc; State Geologist, Ohio.
*1848
*1848
*1863
Henry Ingersoll, 13,
Benjamin Jenkins, 12,
Jacob Kittredge, 16,
Ezekiel Leach, 1 0,
Jotham B. Moore, 23,
Azor Orne, 11,
John Orne, 12,
Charles Pitts, 13,
Lewis Strong, 13,
Solomon Towne,
Salem.
Andover.
Tewksbury.
Beverly.
Rindge, N. H.
Marblehead.
Marblehead.
Boston.
Northampton.
M.
T.
H. 1803. L.
*1801
*1835
*1824
*1803
*
*
*1805
*1863
Salem. *
[Capt. Solomon Towne, of Salem and Boston, died Sumatra, 1835, aged 67.]
Nathaniel West, 10, Salem. H. 1807. Bep. *1843
45
1799
Jeduthan Abbot, 20, Andover.
Stephen Abbot, 19, Andover.
Joseph Adams, 20, E. Sudbury [Wayland].
Const. Conv. Me., 1819; Mem. Me. Hist. Soo.
William Aspinwall, 14, Brookline.
Penn. Med., 1808.
George Barrell, 11, Charlestown.
Merchant.
Henry Ferdinand Barrel], 13, Charlestown.
Merchant, Batavia.
Samuel Brown Barrell, 9, Charlestown.
EbenezerHuntBeckford,13, Salem.
John Blanchard, 9, Boston.
Ephraim Putnam Brad-
ford, 22,
Oliver Brown, 22,
William Brown, 18,
Silas Buttrick, 19,
Joshua Chandler, 14,
Daniel Cummings, 21,
John Dutch,
Moses Elliot, 24,
Augustine L. Forestier, 11, Isle of France.
Merchant, Batavia.
Israel Forster, 20,
Benjamin Goodhue, 14
Joseph Hovey, 22,
Samuel Bridge Ingersoll, 13, Beverly.
James King, 14, Salem.
Samuel Lorenzo Knapp, 16, Sanbornton, N. H.
LL.D. ; Editor; Author; Rep.
Levi M. F. Konkepot, 10,
George Lane, 13,
Rep.
H. 1805. L.
H. 1804. m.
Milford, N. H.
Charlestown.
Concord.
Concord.
Andover.
Andover.
Salem.
Concord, N. H.
Manchester.
Salem.
Boxford.
William Lane, 9,
Thomas Cushing New-
man, 12,
Stephen Peabody, 16,
Councillor; Reg. Prob.
David Sewall Pearson, 9,
David Story, 13,
Isaac Warren, 12,
Henry West, 14,
Ebenezer Wood, 13,
Stockbridge Tribe.
Charlestown.
Charlestown.
Dorchester.
Milford, N. H.
Andover.
Manchester.
Charlestown.
Salem.
Wiscasset [Maine].
Y. 1809. L.
H. 1805.
H. 1803.
H. 1804.
H. 1807.
D. 1808.
H. 1804.
Y. 1817.
D. 1804. L.
H.
H. 1803. l.
H. 1805. m.
Bo.
♦1851
*1835
*1850
*1818
*1870
♦1867
*1858
*1869
*1818
*1843
*1853
*1826
*1854
*1854
*1827
*1849
*
*1863
*1814
*1816
*1820
*1831
*1838
*
*1807
*1865
*1806
*1847
*1871
*1807
♦1815
*1865
*1803
46
1800.
Joseph Adams, 15,
Charles Austin, 12,
John Bishop, 12,
Abraham Bodwell, 22,
James Brooks, 10,
Abie! Burgess, 14,
William Burley, 10,
John Coburn, 14,
Banker.
David Cummins, 15,
Judge C. C. P.
Robert Ball Edes, 10,
John Hancock Foster, 12,
Merchant.
William Gates, 13,
U. S. A. ; Bvt. Brig.-Gen. ;
Joseph Grafton, 11,
William Brasher Hall, 10,
Midshipman, U. S. N.
Thomas McDonogh, 11,
Midshipman British Navy
James Minot, 21,
Arthur Savage, 12,
Thomas Savage, 14,
Thomas Sawyer, 18,
Charles Story, 12,
Lincoln.
Boston.
Medford.
Methuen.
Medford.
Manchester.
Beverly.
Dracut.
Topsfield.
Charlestown.
Boston.
Castle Island.
Mil. Gov. Tampico, 1846-48.
Wenham.
Medford.
Charlestown.
; Merchant.
Concord.
Boston.
Boston.
Reading.
Manchester.
H. »1806
♦1830
H. 1805. *1863
*1809
♦1853
H. *1821
*1865
D. 1806. L. *1855
♦1862
*1865
W.P. 1806. *1868
H.
H.
*
♦1814
♦1871
*1864
H. *1852
1836
D. 1805. L. *1826
♦1810
1801
John Clarke Barrell, 9,
Merchant.
David Bates, 16,
And. Theol. Sem.
George Edward Augustus
Carpenter, 14,
Eleazar Clapp, 15,
Harv. Med., 1810.
John Rogers Cooper, 9,
Ellis Davenport, 14,
Charlestown.
Cohasset.
Salem.
Dorchester.
H. 1807.
H. 1807. M.
Charlestown.
Canton.
Benjamin Somes Davis, 14, Cape Ann [Gloucester].
John Dionis, 16, Martinique, W. I.
Timothy Farrar, 13, New Ipswich, N. H. D. 1807. L.
LL.D.; Sec, Treas. and Lib., Dart.; Judge C. C. P., N. H. ; Rep., Mass.
Daniel Foster. 9, Andover.
*1850
*1869
♦1810
*1817
*1811
*1816
*1874
*1826
47
William O Foster, 11, Boston.
Samuel Gates, 16, Castle Island.
2d Lt. Artill. U. S. A. Merchant.
Ebenezer Hathorne, 11, Salem.
Abijali Pierce Hoar, 19, Lincoln.
Same changed to Abijah Hoar Pierce. Merchant.
Francis Jackson, 14,
Castle Island.
Henry Burbeck Jackson,16, Castle Island.
2d Lt. Artill. U. S. A.
Jacob Mansfield, 17,
Charles Rogers, 12,
Gorham Rogers, 10,
Benjamin Aspinwall
White, 9,
Penn. Med., 1815.
W.P. 1804. »1817
♦1858
♦I860
Lynn [Lynnfield].
Cape Ann [Gloucester]
Cape Ann [Gloucester]
Savannah, Ga.
W.P. 1808.
H.
♦1831
*1810
*1817
H. 1811. M. *1866
1802.
Herman Abbot, 18,
Samuel Abbot, 16,
Mem. N. H. Hist. Soo.
Benjamin Ball,
Abner Blanchard, 11,
George Lewis Bliss, 15,
John Bradford, 12,
Amos Cummings, 20,
Wilton, N. H.
Wilton, N. H.
H.
H. 1808.
M.
L.
♦1825
♦1839
Concord. T. *1869
Wilmington. *1849
New Brunswick.
Roxbury.
Andover.
Charles Stewart Daveis, 14, Portland [Maine]
LL.D. ; Sen. ; Mem. Mass. Me. and N. H. Hist. Soo. ; Overseer and Trustee Bowd. ;
Agent for Maine, and afterwards U. S. Agent at the Hague, in negotiating
Northeast boundary.
Joshua Dodge, 10, Salem.
Merchant ; U. S. Consul, Marseilles and Bremen.
John Tileston Downes, 13, Boston.
Ebenezer Felton, 26, Danvers
Manufacturer.
Benjamin Brown Fisher, 15, Kennebunk [Maine]. H.
Ephraim Flint, 18, Lincoln.
Wainwright Foster, 16, Cambridge. H.
Henry Harris, 14, Boston.
Merchant.
Samuel Hildreth, 20,
Andrew B Hunt,
*1826
Bo. 1807. l. *1865
1871
*1849
♦1807
•1871
Dracut.
Boston.
Isaac Proctor Ingersoll, 11, Cape Ann [Gloucester].
U. S. A., War of 1812.
Abner Johnson, 15, Bridgeton [Maine].
James Johnson, 23, Beading. H. 1808.
Samuel King, 13 Salem.
♦1830
M.
♦1846
♦1856
♦1817
48
Henry Kittredge, 15,
John Leavitt, 15,
Asa Lewis, 20,
Isaac Lobdell, 13,
Joseph McKeen, 15,
Tewksbury. If. *1847
North Hampton, N. H. *1820
Milford, N.H. *1810
Stroudwater [Maine], *1832
Beverly. *1865
A.M., Bowd. 1843; Banker; Treas. Bowd.; Mem. Me. Hist. Soc.
Samuel Finley Breese
Morse, 11, Charlestown. Y. 1810. *1872
LL.D. ; artist and inventor ; Prof. Lit. of the Arts of Design, Univ. City N.Y. ; first
Pres. National Acad, of Design ; inventor of electro-magnetic telegraph ; origin-
ator of submarine telegraphy; member of many learned societies in America
and Europe ; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, Knight Commander of the Order
of Isabella, etc., etc.
Sidney Edward Morse, 8, Charlestown. Y. 1811. *1871
Inventor, geographer, journalist; first editor Boston Recorder, 1816; founder and
editor of N. Y. Observer, 182&
Henry Orne, 12, Salem. L.
Nathaniel Sargent Porter,l 3, Rye, N. H.
Teacher and merchant in Kentucky.
John Shepard, 12, Milford, N.H.
Merchant and teacher.
Stephen Sonante, 16, Alicante, Spain.
Returned to Spain.
Ashburnham. H.
Gloucester. H.
*1853
*1827
Asa Stearns, 17,
Joseph Lowe Stevens, 12,
Harv. Med., 1814.
Peter Chandler Virgin, 18, Concord, N. H.
1807.
1810.
M.
*1809
*1829
H.
L. *1871
Rep., Mass. and Me. ; Const. Conv. Me. 1819; Chief Justice Court of Sessions; Mem.
Me. Hist. Soc.
James Wallace, 15,
Merchant; Trial justice ;
Milford, N.H.
Rep.
*1831
1803
Joseph Adams, 17, Chelmsford. T. *1871
John Ayres, 19, Dorchester.
Benjamin Dixon Bartlett,14, Cambridge, H. 1810. M. *1853
Harv. Med., 1813.
Thomas Boardman, Boston.
Lemuel Clapp, 18, Dorchester. *1866
Peter Cobarn, 13, Dracut. H. 1812. L. *1854
Name changed to Henry Peter Coburn. Clerk Sup.Court,Ind. ; Mem. Ind.Hist.Soc.
William Cooper, 9, Boston [Machias?]. *1875
Frederic Cutter, 11, Andover. *
Samuel Torrey Cutter, 10, Andover. *
Jeremiah Parsons Fogg, 15, Kensington, N. H. L. *1821
Nathaniel Godfrey, Boston.
Edward Hastings, Cambridge.
[Probably Edmund Trowbridge Hastings, born 1789, died 1861, Boston merchant.]
49
Caleb Hayward [Jr.], 9, Andover. H. *1832
Lawyer. Mendon.
Oliver Jaquith, 21, Wilmington. *1868
"Instructer on the peninsula," Charlestown, 1814. For many years messenger of
Union Bank, Boston.
Benjamin Lincoln Lear, 12, Portsmouth, N. H. Bo. 1810. *1832
Son of Tobias Lear, Washington's private secretary. Lawyer. Washington, D. C.
Charles Maury, 1 7, Bordeaux, France.
Richard Cary Morse, 8, Charlestown. Y. 1812. *1868
And. Theol. Sem. 1817. Associated with his father, Rev. Dr.Morse, as joint author
of "A New Universal Gazetteer." In 1823, with his brother, Sidney E. Morse
(1802), founded the New York Observer, of which he was associate editor and
proprietor thirty-five years.
Edward Newman, 10, Dorchester.
Son of Henry and Deborah (Cushing).
Benjamin Perkins, 14, Lynnfield. H. 1809. *1809
Died a few weeks after his graduation from college.
Octavius Pickering, 12, Salem. H. 1810. *1868
Lawyer. Reporter Const. Conv. Mass. 1820; Reporter Supreme Court, Mass.
1822-40 ; one of the founders of Boston Soc. of Nat. Hist. ; Fellow Amer. Acad.
Boston; resided in Europe several years.
Joseph Shed, 21, Tewksbury. *1853
Physician and druggist. Town clerk of Danvers eighteen years. Cambridge,
[South] Danvers.
John Hathaway Stevens [Jr.], 15, Stoneham. *1835
Merchant. New York ; Philadelphia.
William Swift, 23, Andover. H. 1809. *1864
Harv. Med. 1812. Surgeon U. S. N. (Assist. Surgeon of Chesapeake at time of
action with Shannon); acting U. S. Consul at Tunis, 1821.
James Clarke Tallman, 11, Bath [Maine]. *1804
Son of Peleg Tallman. Died at Andover, and buried in Old South grave-yard.
James Tarbox, 12, Gloucester. *1824
Clerk. Gloucester.
John Thompson, 19, Wilmington. *1844
Merchant. Mem. Common Council. Boston.
Andrew Thorndike, 12, Beverly. *1854
Boston ; Frankfort-on-the-Main.
Charles Torrey, 9, Boston. H. 1814. *1873
Litchfield Law Sch. Merchant. Mem. Common Council ; Rep. Boston.
Timothy Walker, 15, Charlestown. *1817
With his father, Maj. Timothy Walker. Charlestown.
William Johnson Walker, 12, Charlestown. H. 1810. *1865
Harv. Med. 1813. Physician. Gave, during his life and by will, over a million
dollars to educational institutions; Amherst Coll., Tufts Coll., Boston Soc. of
Nat. Hist., and Mass. Inst, of Technology were residuary legatees. Charlestown,
Boston; Newport, R.I.
Elisha Fuller Wallace, 11, Milford, N. H. D. 1811. *1870
Lawyer. Clerk of Courts, N. H. ; U S. Consul to Cuba. Marblehead; Amherst,
N. H.; Syracuse, N.Y.
John Wallace [Jr.], 21, Milford, N. H. *1837
Physician. Rep. ; Sen. ; Member of Governor's Council. Milford, N.H.
4
50
Bushrod Corbin Washington, 13, Virginia. *1852
Farmer. Mem. House of Delegates. Jefferson Co., Va.
George Corbin Washington, 15, Virginia. H. *1854
Lawyer. Sen. and M. C, Maryland; Pres. Ches. and Ohio Canal; Commissioner
as to Indian Claims. Georgetown, D.C.
John Augustine Washington, 14, Virginia. *1832
Proprietor of the Mount Vernon estate, bequeathed to him by his uncie, Judge
Bushrod Washington.
Richard Henry Lee Washington, 15, Virginia. *1819
Note. — George Corbin Washington above was brother of Augustine and Bushrod,
pupils in 1795, all grand-nephews of Gen. Washington, through both father and
mother. Bnshrod Corbin, John Augustine, and Richard Henry Lee Washington,
together with Cassius and Francis Lightfoot Lee, 1795, were grand-nephews of
Gen. Washington, and grandsons of Richard Henry Lee. Howell Lewis, 1785,
was a nephew of Gen. Washington.
Amos Winship, 11, Cambridge [Little Cambridge, Brighton], *1815
Merchant. " Member Boston Light Infantry Co. Funeral from his brother-in-
law's, Dexter Dana, No. 6J Cornhill " — Columbia Centinel.
1804.
George Boderic Adams, 11, Boston. *1834
U. S. Consul at Alicante, Spain, where he died.
Thomas Adams, 12, Boston. *1867
Brother of the preceding; sons of Thomas Adams, printer to the General Court,
and editor of the Independent Chronicle. Merchant. Philadelphia.
Loring Austin, 14, Boston. H. 1809. *1827
Bvt.-Maj. U. S. A. War of 1812; Aide-de-Camp to Maj. Gen. Brown; battles of
Chippewa and Lundy's Lane. Boston, Cambridge.
John Barr [Jr.], 12, Salem. H. *1826
Studied law with John Pickering, Esq. Salem.
John Call Bartlett, 12, Charlestown. *1832
Daniel Baxter [Jr.], 11, Boston. *1860
Merchant. Rep. Boston, Newton.
Edward Brooks, 10, Boston. H. 1812. *1878
Lawyer. Mem. Com. Council ; Rep. Pres. General Theol. Library; Mem. Hist.
Gen. Soc. Boston, Medford; resided in Europe several years.
Thomas Brooks, 16, Charlestown.
Son of Thomas and Parnel (Boylston).
Caleb Chase, 21, Chester, N.H. D. 1811. *1850
Teacher. Portland, Me.
Henry Dalton, 12, Boston. *1861
Merchant. Treas. Bost. and Prov. R. R. Boston.
Nathaniel Dana, 1 7, Boston. *1856
Merchant. Portland, Me. ; Boston, Brookline.
Edmund O Davis, Boston.
Henry Dyson, 13, Beverly. Bo. *1823
Midshipman U. S. N. Died at sea, and buried at Old Point Comfort.
51
Joseph Eaton, 19, [South] Heading. H. 1810. *1860
T Tarv. Med. 1814. Surgeon U.S.A. 1812-1860; senior surgeon in service at the
time of his death.
George Eliot, 11, Boston. *1828
Son of Rev. John Eliot, D.D., minister of New North Church. Merchant. Eng-
land; Philadelphia; New Orleans; France (died at Bordeaux).
Joseph Lewis Ellis, 11, Boston. *1813
Older brother of the Rev. Drs. George E. and Rufus Ellis. Died in Madeira, of
consumption.
Sterling Bird Everett, 13, Wilmington, N. C. *1855
Physician and magistrate. Smithville, N. C.
Elisha Goddard, 13, Chariest own. H. 1812. *1845
Name changed, 1815, to Francis Edward Goddard. Teacher. Louisville, Ky.
Samuel Calley Gray, 11, Salem. H. 1811. *1849
Merchant. Pres. Atlas Bank. Boston.
George Harris, 13, Boston. H. *1810
Died while a student in Harvard University.
George Hobbs, 13, Weston. *1858
Merchant. Eastport, Me.
William Hodge, 21, Newburyport.
Peter Holt, 21, Andover. *1837
Carpenter. Boston.
John Homans, 11, Dorchester. H. 1812. *1868
Harv. Med. 1815. Eminent physician in Boston for more than forty years. Pres.
Mass. Med. Soc.
Benjamin Howard [Hayward], 13, Andover. *1866
Cabinet maker and carpenter. Andover.
Charles Hurd, 13, Charlestown. H. 1811. *1873
Divinity student at Cambridge. Farmer. Londonderry, N. H.
Samuel Jenkins, 14, Andover. *1859
Farmer. Bradford.
Leonard Jewett, 1G, Hollis, N.H. D. 1810. *1862
And. Theol. Sem. 1814. Home missionary in New York and New Hampshire.
Samuel Woodward Kendal, 14, Weston. *1820
Merchant. Mem. Anc. and Hon. Artillery Co. Boston; New York.
Isaac Walker Lord, 12, Boston. *1844
Merchant. Killed by lightning. Boston ; Trinidad de Cuba.
John Somes Low, 7, Gloucester. *1827
Mariner. Died on the coast of South America.
Alexander Motley, 14, Portland [Maine].
Son of Capt. Alexander and Polly (Waite).
Henry Bronifield Pearson, 9, Cambridge. H. 1816. *1867
Son of Dr. Eliphalet Pearson, first Principal of Phillips Academy. Teacher in
Academy, 1814. Lawyer. Boston, Harvard.
John Pettengill, 21, Salem, N. H. *1873
Teachei , farmer. Age, 90. Salem, N. H.
George Pickering. 15, Beverly. H. *1826
Son of Col. Timothy Pickering, and brother of Octavius Pickering, 1803.
Grant Powers, 19, Hollis, N. H. D. 1810. *1841
Pastor, Haverhill, N.H.; Goshen, Ct.
52
Benjamin Rand, 18, Weston. H. 1808. *185*
Lawyer. Rep.; edited a reprint of the first seventeen vols, of Mass. Reports
LL.D. Boston.
Edward Hutchinson Bobbins, 12, Milton. H. 1812. *1850
Harv. Med. 1815. Physician. Alderman; Mem. Com. Council; Rep. Boston.
Francis Shaw, 11, Quincy. *1823
Merchant. Alabama.
George Smith, 11, Dedham.
Benjamin Wood Stevens, 14, Concord, N. H. *
U. S. A. War of 1812; taken prisoner and died in Halifax.
Thomas Jenners Stevens,16, Concord, N. H. *
One of city collectors, inspectors, etc. New York.
Edward Strong, 13,
Northampton.
H. 1810.
Northampton.
♦1813
Son of Gov. Caleb Strong. Student at law.
Thomas Swain, Reading.
[Probably son of Dr. Oliver, born 1771, died 1813, teacher. So. Reading, Saugus.]
Joseph Swallow, 17, Dunstable [Nashua], N.H. *1878
Farmer. Captain ; Deacon. Age, 91. Nashua, N. H.
Asa Holt Tucker, 12, Andover. *1812
Edward West, 9, Salem. H. 1814. *1818
Ship-master. Died in East Indies.
Josiah White, 16, Watertown. *1824
Thomas White, 7, Savannah, Ga. H. *
Litchfield Law Sch. Lawyer. Savannah, Ga.; Mississippi.
Ebenezer Whiting, 16, Roxbury. *183*Z
Charles Winthrop, 13, Boston. H. *1835
Lawyer. Boston.
Moses Wood, 25, Andover. *1867
Clerk, trader, etc. Captain. Andover; Nashua, N.H. ; Newark, N.J.
1805.
John Aborn, 16, Lynnfield. *1848
Merchant. Boston; Baltimore; Lynnfield, South Reading.
Joseph Bailey, 21, Andover. D. 1811. *1843
Teacher. New York.
Jonathan Beard [Jr.], 20, Harvard. *1813
Clerk. Medford.
Abijah Brooks, 13, Charlestown.
Sea of Thomas and Parnel (Boylston).
Gorham Brooks, 10, Boston. H. 1814. *1855
Merchant. Rep. from Medford; Mem. Hist. Gen. Soc. Baltimore; Boston
Medford.
Nathan Brooks, 21, Lincoln. H. 1809. *186o
Lawyer. Rep. ; Sen. ; Member of Governor's Council ; Master in Chancery ; Pres.
elector, 1832. Concord.
Denndson Bipwn, 17, Boston.
Thomas D Day, 9, Cambridge.
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Nathaniel Dike, 13, Beverly. Y. *1867
Lawyer; merchant. Rep.; Assoc. Judge C C. P. Steubenville, O.
George Downes, 12, Boston. H. 1812. *1869
Brother of John T., 1802. First lawyer and first Mayor of Calais, Me. Pres. Calais
Bank; Senator.
Geo. Washington Ford, 18, Wilmington. *1834
Brother of Samuel, 1797. Carpenter. Wilmington; Keene, N. H.
Thomas Brattle Gannett, 16, Cambridge. H. 1809. *1851
Divinity student at Cambridge. Pastor Cambridgeport Parish church. Rep. and
Town Clerk, Cambridge; Overseer Harv. Coll. Cambridge, So. Natick.
Francis Cabot Gerrish, 13, Salem. H. 1812. *1819
Middle name afterwards omitted. Dart. Med. 1815. Surgeon U. S. A.
Hervey E, Gilmore, 12, Eastport [Maine].
William Greenough, 12, Newton. *1874
Son of Rev. William Greenough of Newton, and grandson of Rev. Stephen Badger
of Natick. Merchant. Boston.
Bicbard Gridley, 12, Charlestown.
John Hall, 23, Tennessee. H. *1855
Teacher; lawyer. Rep. Tennessee.
Jacob Herrick 15, Durham [Maine]. *1864
Son of Rev. Jacob Herrick. Town officer; Pension Agent; Trial Justice. Durham,
Auburn, Me.
John Hill, 14, Beverly. *1826
Seaman U. S. N. Died at Charlestown navy-yard.
Thomas Hill, 11, Beverly. *1831
Brother of preceding. Mariner. Beverly.
Stephen Badger Jackson.l 2,Medfield. *1 8 1 7
Grandson of Col. Michael Jackson of Newton, and of Rev. Stephen Badger of
Natick. Merchant. Newton; Irvington, Ga.
Rufus Kittredge, 16, Tewksbury. H. 1810. *1854
M.D. hon., Dart. Coll. 1849. Physician in Portsmouth, N. H. thirty-seven years.
He was the youngest of eight sons of Dr. Benjamin Kittredge of Tewksbury, all
physicians; seven of them studied at Phillips Academy.
Frederick Knight, 14, Newburyport. H. *1849
Litchfield Law Sch. Poet and recluse. "Thorn Cottage, the Poet's Home: a
Memorial," including poems, published 1855. Rowley.
John Haskins Ladd, 10, Boston. *1856
Brother of William G., 1812. Merchant. Alexandria, Va. ; Savannah, Ga.
Ezra Lummus, 9, Hamilton. *1870
Carriage manufacturer. Town officer. Wenham, Salem; New York.
Samuel Phillips Newman,8, Andover. H. 1816. *1842
Son of Principal Mark Newman. Tutor, Prof. Lat. and Gr. Lang., Prof Rhetoric
and Oratory, and Lect. on Polit. Econ., Bowd. Coll.; Principal of State Normal
School, Barre; author of Newman's Rhetoric. Brunswick, Me.; Barre, Andover.
Bichard Ober, 15, Beverly. *
Son of Capt. Richard and Joanna (Ober). Probably died in West Indies.
Caleb Pearce, 19, Charlestown.
William Pilsbury, 13, Boston. Bo. 1812. *1813
Litchfield Law Sch.
William Lendall Pitts, 16, Chelmsford. *1821
Ship-master; merchant. Wilmington, N. C
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Daniel Poor, 16 , [South] Dan vers. D. 1811. *1855
And.Theol. Sem. 1814. Missionary in Ceylon forty years. Made memorable visit
to this country, 1848-50. Mem. Amer. Oriental Soc. D.D.
Thomas Pratt [Jr.], 10, Maiden. H. 1815. *1820
Harv. Med. 1818. Dentist. Died at New Orleans.
James Russell [Jr.], 17, Charlestown. H. 1811. *1863
Lawyer. Rep. ; Senator. West Cambridge.
Benjamin Thompson [Jr.], 1 7, Wilmington. *1850
Brother of John, 1803. Name changed, 1832, to Benjamin Lowell Thompson.
Merchant. Boston.
John Towne, 10, Charlestown. *1879
Merchant. Many years book-keeper for Geo. W. Simmons, " Oak Hall," Boston.
Salem, Boston, Somerville.
John Fothergill Waterhouse, 14, Cambridge. H. 1811. *181 7
Penn. Med. 1813. Physician. Naturalist. Mem. Academy of Nat. Sciences,
Philadelphia, before which he delivered courses of lectures on botany, etc.,
1814-15. Philadelphia. Died in Charleston, S. C.
John Wheelwright, 15, Newburyport. *1842
Merchant; insurance officer. Alexandria, Va.; New York.
Joseph Wheelwright, 13, Newburyport. H. 1811. *1853
Brother of preceding. Harv. Med. 1814. Physician in "Westmoreland County, Va.
thirty-one years.
Edward Williams, 11, Boston. *1871
Name changed, 1823, to Edward Alexander Williams. Merchant. Boston, Dor-
chester, Longwood.
Jesse Worcester, 22, Hollis, N. H. *1809
The eldest of fifteen children of Jesse Worcester of Hollis, fourteen of whom
became teachers. Seven sons fitted for college, six of whom attended Phillips
Academy. Jesse was prepared to enter Dartmouth College at the time of his
death.
Joseph Emerson Worcester, 21, Hollis, N. H. Y. 1811. *1865
Author ; lexicographer ; editor Amer. Almanac, 1831-43. His first publication was
" A Geographical Dictionary, or Universal Gazetteer," printed at Andover, 1817;
his last, "A Dictionary of the English Language," quarto, Boston, 1860. Mem.
Mass. Hist. Soc. ; Fellow Amer. Acad. ; Mem. Amer. Orient. Soc. ; Cor. Mem.
Roy. Geog. Soc. LL.D. Salem, to 1817; Andover, to 1819; Cambridge.
1806.
Edward Andrews, 13, Ipswich. H. 1810. *1867
Lawyer in Maine. Pastor, Norwich and Hudson. N. Y. ; Rector, Binghampton,
N. Y. D.D.
John Dudley Andrews, 15, Ipswich. H. 1810. *1817
Brother of preceding ; sons of Asa Andrews, Esq., many years Collector of the port
of Ipswich. — Divinity student at Cambridge. Lawyer. Ipswich.
Timothy Bailey, 20, Andover. *1876
Farmer. Age, 90. Andover (West Parish).
Samuel Blanchard, 13, Charlestown.
[Probably son of Joshua, of Charlestown and Boston, and died at sea.]
William Boyd, 12, Weston.
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Joshua Bradley, 15, Dracut. *1832
Samuel Reeves Brooks, 13, Medford. *1870
Merchant. U. S. Consul at Manchester, England; agent there of commercial rela-
tions for Eepublic of Columbia. Manchester ; New "Y ork ; Medford.
George Washington Brown, 15, Concord. *1850
Brother of Reuben, 1798. Merchant. Trustee Bangor Theol. Sem. Bangor, Me.
Reuben Buck, 19, Wilmington. *1874
Harv. Med. Physician in Acton, Me. fifty years.
Royal Bullard, 20, Pepperell. Y. 1810. *1846
Litchfield Law Sch. Lawyer; preacher; farmer. Judge of Probate, 111. So.
Carolina; Ohio; Illinois.
Stephen Caldwell, 18, Salem. D. *1809
Peter Coburn, 16, Dracut. H. 1812. *1854
Brother of John, 1800, and of James F., 1803; sons of Peter, 1778. — Name changed
to Henry Peter Coburn. Studied law with Asa Andrews, Esq., Ipswich.
Lawyer. Clerk of Supreme Court; Mem. Ind. Hist. Soc. Emigrated to Indiana
Territory, 1815; Croydon, Indianapolis.
John Tudor Cooper, 14, Machias [Maine]. H. 1811. *1812
Son of Gen. John Cooper. Student at law. Died in Boston.
Simon Cutter, 18, Cambridge. *1842
Merchant; manufacturer. Westbrook, Me.
David Damon, 18, E. Sudbury [Wayland]. H. 1811. *1843
Preceptor Franklin Academy, No. Andover; divinity student at Cambridge.
Pastor, Lunenburg, Amesbury, West Cambridge. Dudleian lecturer, Harvard
College, 1841. D.D.
John Dodge, 11, Salem. *1813
Died at Cincinnati.
Luther Emerson, 20, Chelmsford. *1844
Physician in Salem, N. H. thirty-six years.
Tarrant Putnam Flint, 11, [South] Danvers. *1822
Jeweller. Nashville, Tenn.
William Gale, 1 7, Waltham. H. 1810. *1839
Lawyer. Boston.
Elbridge Gerry, 13, Cambridge. H. 1813. *1867
Merchant. U. S. Surveyor, Port of Boston; Rep. Boston; New York.
James Thompson Gerry, 9, Cambridge. H. *1854
Commander, U. S. N. Lost in sloop of war Albany.
Thomas Russell Gerry, 11, Cambridge. H. 1814. *1845
Brother of two preceding; sons of Gov. and Vice-Pres. Elbridge Gerry. — Lieut.
U. S. N. Mem. N. Y. Hist. Soc. New York.
Ebenezer Hobbs, 12, Weston. H. 1814. *1863
Brother of George, 1804. Harv. Med. 1817. Superintendent Boston Mf g Co.,
Waltham, forty years.
Isaac Hobbs [Jr.], 13, Weston. *1853
Merchant. Eastport, Me.
Isaac Redington How, 14, Haverhill. H. 1810. *1860
Lawyer. One of founders first Temperance Society and first Lyceum in Haverhill.
William Williams Jenkins, 19, Wilmington. *1828
Merchant. Bath, Woolwich, Me.
Ebenezer Jones, 10, Boston.
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Henry Cogswell Knight, 17, Newburyport. Br. 1812. *1835
Brother of Frederic, 1805. Collections both of his sermons and of his poems were
published. Rowley
John Lamson, 13, Weston. *1855
Merchant. Boston, Weston.
Samuel Michael Mackay, 13, Boston. W. *1834
Maj. U. S. A. and aide-de-camp to Maj. Gen. Brown, War of 1812. Manufacturer.
Hep.; Sen.; Aide-de-camp to Gov. Lincoln ; Commissioner of Education; R. R.
Commissioner ; Trustee Berks. Med. Inst. A.M. hon. Wms. Coll. 1823. Pittsneld.
Amos Nurse [Nourse], 12, Bolton. H. 1812. *1877
Harv. Med. 1817. Physician. Lecturer and Prof. Bowd. Med. ; U. S. Collector,
Port of Bath; U.S. Sen.; Judge Probate; Mem. Me. Hist. Soc. Hallowell,
Bath, Me.
Samuel [Nurse] Nourse, 1 6, Bolton. *1 8 75
Brother of preceding, and of Silas, 1807. Farmer. Town officer. Bolton.
Isaac Osgood, 13, Andover. H. 1814. *1867
Name changed, 1823, to Isaac Peabody Osgood. Lawyer. Boston, Roxbury.
George Parker, 14, Bradford. H. 1812. *1825
Died in Baltimore.
Thomas Walley Phillips, 10,Boston. H. 1814. *1859
Son of Mayor John Phillips, 1778. Lawyer. Mem. Com. Council; Rep; Clerk
Munic. Court twenty-nine years. Boston.
William Reed, 18, Wilmington. H. 1811. *1812
And. Theol. Sem. Died at Burlington.
Richard Saltonstall, 12, Haverhill. H. 1813. *1834
Son of Dr. Nathaniel Saltonstall and Anna White, and thus descendant of Sir
Richard Saltonstall and of Rev. George Phillips, fellow-passengers on the Arbella,
1630. Merchant. Baltimore. Lost at sea.
Joseph Coffin Spear, 12, [South] Reading. *1841
Printer ; editor. Concord, N. H. ; New York.
Groeme Keith Spence, 14, Portsmouth, N. H. *
Purser U. S. N. Merchant. Baltimore. " Died at the West."
Charles Thompson, 11, Watertown. *1815
Died in Charlestown.
Henry Thompson, 12, Watertown. H. 1813. *1814
" Died at his father's house in West Cambridge " — Columbian Centinel.
William Thompson, 13, Watertown. *1870
Brother of two preceding; sons of Wiillam and Abigail (Crufts). — Merchant.
Boston.
Edward Augustus Holyoke Turner, 10, Boston. H. 181 7. *1855
Name changed, 1818, to that of his grandfather, Edward Augustus Holyoke.
Harv. Med. 1821. Physician. Salem; Syracuse, N. Y.
Ebenezer Upton, 12, [South] Dan vers. *1860
Wood-wharfinger. Salem.
Abbot Walker [Jr.], 10, Andover. *1873
Grocer. Salem.
Augustus Walsh, 14, Boston.
Amos Ward well, 10, Andover.
Son of Ezekiel and Damaris (Faulkner).
Andrew Oliver Waterhouse, 16, Cambridge. H. 1810. *1832
Litchfield Law Sch. Lawyer. Lieut. U. S. A. Died at Annapolis, Md.
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1807.
John Richardson Adan, 14, Lynn. H. 1813. *1849
Lawyer. Pres. Com. Council; Mem. Governor's Council. Boston.
Isaiah Thomas A ndrews,l 3, Boston. H. 1812. *1819
Brother of William Turell Andrews below; sons of Ebenezer T. Andrews, printer
and bookseller (Thomas and Andrews). — Died at Mobile, Ala.
William Andrews [Jr.], 14, Boston. H. 1812. *1872
Name changed, 1824, to William Stutson Andrews. Litchfield Law Sch. Lawyer.
Spencer, Worcester, Boston.
William Andrews, 12, Boston. H. 1812. *1879
Name changed, 1815, to William Turell Andrews. Litchfield Law Sch. Lawyer.
Treas. Harv. Univ.; Alderman; Rep.; Pres. City Bank; trustee and director of
many business and philanthropic institutions. Fellow Amer. Acad. ; Mem. Hist.
Gen. Soc. Boston.
David Baldwin, 16, E. Sudbury [Wayland]. H. *1838
Farmer. Wayland.
Gorham Bartlett, 13, Charlestown. H. 1813. *1818
Brother of John Call, 1804; sons of Dr. Josiah Bartlett. — Harv. Med. 1816.
Physician. Charlestown.
Daniel Poor Bradley, 12, Dracut. *1866
Brother of Joshua, 1806. Clothier. Dracut, Lowell.
Nathan Cummings, 11, Portland [Maine]. Bo. 1817. *1878
Lawyer. U. S. Collector; Mem. Me. Hist. Soc. Portland.
Thomas Dike, 14, Beverly. *1816
Mariner. Fell from mast-head and killed. Beverly.
Joseph Foster Dolliver, 12, Gloucester. *1817
Mariner. Died at New Orleans.
Thomas Stanhope English, 10, Brighton. *1871
Maj. U. S. Marine Corps. In Seminole war, Florida. Senior retired officer of his
corps at time of death.
John Foster, 16, Salem. H. 1813. *1836
Lawyer. Salem; New York.
Elijah Gates, 19, Ashby. H. 1814. *1838
Physician. Newberry District, S. C.
Timothy Gay [Jr.], 11, Boston. *
Midshipman U. S. N. In 1821, on ship Independence. Died at the West.
Joseph Green, 15, Beverly. *
First officer of ship. Died at Cronstadt, Russia, about 1820.
George Washington Heard, 14, Ipswich. H. 1812. *1863
Harv. Med. 1815. Merchant. Boston, Ipswich.
James Hill [Jr.], 13, Beverly. »1829
Ship-owner and merchant. Beverly.
Silas Holman, 1 7, Bolton. H. *1850
Harv. Med. 1819. Physician. Rep. Gardiner, Me.
Rufus Hurlbut, 20, Southampton. H. 1813. *1839
Harv. Div. Sch. Pastor in Sudbury twenty-two years.
James Mc Keen, 10, Brunswick [Maine]. Bo. 1817. *1873
Brother of Joseph, 1802; sons of President McKeen. —Harv. Med. 1820. Physician.
Prof. Bowd. Med. ; Mem. Me. Hist. Soc. Topsham, Me.
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John Wendell Mellen, 13, Cambridge. H. 1814. *1829
Son of Rev. John Mellen. Lawyer. No. Yarmouth, Me. ; Dover, N.H. ; New York.
Samuel Merrill, 19,
James Manning Nelson, 15, [South] Reading. Br. *1826
Son of Rev. Ebenezer Nelson. Teacher. Died in Oglethorpe County, Ga.
Silas Nourse, 20, Bolton. *1864
Brother of Amos and Samuel, 1806. Farmer. Bolton.
Stephen Nourse, 14, Beverly. *1843
Merchant. Town officer; Rep.; Capt. Beverly Light Infantry. Beverly.
Samuel Tufts Odiorne, 14, Boston. *1824
Iron and nail business. Aston, Pa. ; Norwich, Ct.
Samuel Page, 12, Salem. *1838
Died at Valparaiso.
Gorham Parks, 13, [North] Andover. H. 1813. *1877
Lawyer. M. C; U.S. Marshal; U.S. Attorney; U.S. Consul at Rio Janeiro.
Bangor, Maine.
Dudley Porter, 13, Haverhill. *1819
Merchant. Weare, N. H.
John Pratt [Jr.], 13, Charlestown. *1815
Seaman. War of 1812; in Dartmoor Prison; died at New Orleans.
David Reed, 19, Bolton. *1848
Merchant. Alexandria, Va. ; Boston, Ware.
Ward Safford, 20, Washington, N. H. Y. 1812. *1851
Assumed original family name of Stafford. Divinity student under Dr. Dwight,
Yale College. Agent Amer. Bible Soc; pastor Bowery Presb. ch., New York;
principal of schools for young ladies at Pittsfield and elsewhere.
Richard Smith Spofford, 20, Rowley. H. *1872
Son of Dr. Amos Spofford. Harv. Med. 1816. Physician in Newburyport fifty-five
years. Overseer Harv. Coll.
James Thompson, 19, Wilmington. *182J
Brother of John, 1803, and Benjamin, 1805. Farmer. Captain. Wilmington.
Sewall Thompson [Jr.], 13, Andover. *
Ship-owner and ship-master. Died in North Carolina, about 1819.
Royal Tyler, 12, E. Sudbury [Wayland]. H. *
Bro. Med. 1819. Physician; teacher. Wayland; Illinois. Died about 1834.
Henry Ware [Jr.], 13, Cambridge. H. 1812. *1843
Teacher, Phillips Exeter Acad. Divinity student at Cambridge. Pastor 2d church,
Boston; Chaplain Mass. Senate; Mem. Const. Conv. 1820; Prof. Pulpit Eloq.
and Past. Care, and Overseer, Harv. Coll.; author; editor Christian Disciple;
Mem. Mass. Hist. Soc. D.D.
Josiah Whitman, 14, Wellfleet. *1848
Son of Rev. Levi Whitman. Merchant. Portland, Me.
Peter Bradley Wingate, 13, Haverhill. *1 8 76
Merchant. Philadelphia.
James Bowdoin Winthrop, 13, Boston. Bo. 1814. *1833
Name changed, 181S, to James Bowdoin. Alderman; Rep.; Mem. Mass. Hist.
Soc. ; Fellow Amer. Acad. Boston ; died at Havana.
John Wood [Jr.], 17, Burlington. *1871
Merchant. Boston; Lovell, Me.
Thomas March Woodbridge, 11, Salem. H. 1816. *1837
Son of Thomas March Woodbridge, 1779. Lawyer. Died in Virginia.
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1808
Ebenezer Ames, 20, Marlborough. *1861
Studied medicine with Dr. John B. Kittredge (1786), Framingham, and at Harv.
Med. Physician in Wayland forty-seven years.
Charles John Appleton, 13, Cambridge. *1843
Fourteen years in military service of Pedro I., Emperor of Brazil. Cambridge ;
Portsmonth, N. H.
John James Appleton, 15, Cambridge. H. 1813. *1864
Brother of preceding; sons of John Appleton. — In U. S. diplomatic service many
years, being Secretary of legation or Charge d'affaires successively to the Nether-
lands, Portugal, Brazil, Spain, the Two Sicilies, and Sweden. Afterwards
resided at Havre; died at Rennes, France.
Horace Bailey, 15, Berlin.
Farmer. Westborough.
Richard Barker, 10. Boston.
Nathaniel Gorham Bartlett, 11, Charlestown.
Teacher; farmer. Boston; Canada; Illinois.
John Brown, 16, Concord. H. 1813.
Harv. Med. Sch. Physician; teacher; trader. Lancaster, N. Y.
Jonah Chamberlain, 17, Ashby.
Francis Codman, 11, Boston.
Fur trade, St. Louis. Boston.
Boston.
Dover.
*1870
*1870
*1852
*1859
Isaac Coffin, 14,
Mason Fisher, 13,
Savannah, Ga.
Nathan Holt Frost, 19,
Teacher and auctioneer.
John Hart, 23,
D.
H.
1813.
*1816
[North] Andover.
Tennessee; Virginia.
Salem.
*1838
Usher in Hawkins St. school, Boston. Famous clarionet player. Leader of Salem
Cadet Band. Organist of Dr. Channing's church, Boston ; North church, Salem;
St. Anne's chnrch, Lowell.
James Anthony Hayes, 11, Gloucester. *
Mariner. Probably lost at sea.
Samuel Hobbs, 13, Weston. *1857
Brother of Isaac, 1806. Farmer. Rep. Weston.
Rufus Porter Hovey, 18, Boxford. H. 1813. *1820
Brother of Joseph, 1799. Lawyer. Lynn.
William Hutchings, 11, Boston. *1824
Ship-master. Died at sea.
William Jenkins, 13, Andover. *1878
Brother of Benjamin, 1798, and Samuel, 1804. Farmer. Eep. Early and decided
advocate of the anti-slavery movement. Andover.
Edward W Parker, 13, Boston.
Jonas Perkins, 17, [North] Bridgewater.
Studied theology with Rev. Otis Thompson, Rehoboth
Weymouth and Braintree forty-five years.
Charles Samuel Putnam,l 2, Worcester. H. 1814. *1837
Litchfield Law Sch. Lawyer. St. John, Frederickton. N. B.
Br. 1813. *1874
Pastor Union church of
John Charles Putnam, 14, Concord. *184©
Brother of preceding. Merchant. Boston.
Thomas Savage, 15, Salem. H. 1813. *1866
Usher Boston Lat. Sch. Divinity student at Cambridge. Preached at Baton Rouge,
La. two years. Pastor in Bedford, N. H. forty years. Mem. N.H. Hist. Soc.
Martin Luther Stow, 13, Marlborough. W. 1813. *1843
Lawyer. South Beading, Marlborough, Northborough.
John Ware, 12, Cambridge. H. 1813. *1864
Brother of Henry, 1807; sons of Rev. Dr. Henry Ware. — Harv. Med. 1816. Phy-
sician in Boston forty-seven years. Prof. Harv. Med. ; Pres. Mass. Med. Soc. ;
Fellow Amer. Acad; author.
DanielOli verWaterhouse, 1 3, Cambridge. *
" The first person inoculated for the Kine-Pock in the Western hemisphere ** — in
1800, by his father, Dr. Benjamin Waterhouse. Sailed from New York for China,
about 1822, and never heard from afterwards.
Joseph Willard, 10, Cambridge. H. 1816. *1865
Brother of Augustus, 1789, Samuel Sheafe, 1794, Jacob Sheafe, 1797; sons of Pres-
ident Willard of Harv. Coll. Harv. Law Sch. 1820. Lawyer. Master in Chan-
cery; Clerk of Courts, Suffolk Co., 1839-65; antiquary and author; Cor. Sec.
Mass. Hist. Soc. ; Mem. Hist. Gen. Soc.
Samuel Woods, 8, Andover. *1884
Eldest son of Rev. Dr. Leonard Woods. Trader; manufacturer; druggist. Earliest
pupil of the Academy living at time of centennial celebration in 1878, at which
he was present. Ashburnham, Maiden; Pittsford, Yt.
1809.
Charles Bingham, 16, Lempster, N. H. *1827
Lawyer. Ithaca, N. T.
George Chandler, 20, New Haven, Ct. T. *1860
Pastor 1st Pres. ch., Kensington, Pa. forty-five years.
George Washington Egleston, 13, Lenox. H. 1815. *1864
Lawyer. Charleston, S. C.
John Foot, 21, Salem. M. 1821. *1881
Studied theology with Rev. Dr. Josiah Hopkins of New Haven, Vt. Pastor in
Beverly (Upper Parish) eleven years. Age, 93. Franklinville, N. Y.
Francis Amory Hutchings, 10, Boston. *1867
Brother of William, 1808. Proprietor of Nahant Hotel, and of Hutchings House,
New York; farmer, Peru, 111.
William Poole Kendrick, 19, Hollis, N. H. H. 1816. *1854
And. Theol. Sem. 1819. Home missionary in state of New York twenty years.
Bristol, 111.
Alvan Lamson, 16, Weston. H. 1814. *1864
Tutor, Bowd. Coll. Harv. Div. Sch. 1817. Pastor in Dedham forty-two years.
Author. Assoc. editor Christian Examiner; Overseer Harv. Coll.; Mem. Mass
Hist. Soc. Dudleian lecturer, Harv. Coll. 1834. D.D.
John Welsh Payson, 16, [North] Chelsea. *1821
Son of Samuel, grandson of Rev. Dr. Phillips Payson. Merchant. Louisville, Ky.
William Bonaparte Pearson, 1 2, Cape Ann [Gloucester]. *1825
Son of Capt. William Pearson. Gloucester.
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Samuel Phillips, 9, [North] Andover. H. 1819. *1877
Son of Col. John Phillips, 1783. Graduated August 1815.* Teacher, Phillips
Academy, 1819-22. Harv. Law Sch. 1825. Lawyer. U. S. Collector; Bank Com-
missioner; Pres. Brighton National Bank. Andover, Newburyport, Brighton.
Charles Grandison Swett, 8, Boston. *1834
Clerk for Horatio Sprague, U. S. Consul at Gibraltar; merchant, Guayaquil.
Edward Sprague Swett, 11, Boston. H. 1814. *1821
Brother of preceding. Read law with Theron Metcalf. Lawyer. Dedham.
Calvin Wolcott, 22, Northampton. *1861
Left 1811.* Rector, Hanover, Quincy; New York City.
Benjamin Waterhouse, 13, Cambridge. H. 1817. *1843
Brother of John Fothergill, 1805, Andrew Oliver, 1806, and Daniel Oliver, 1808;
sons of Dr. Benjamin Waterhouse. — Graduated August 1813. Preached for
a time at Liverpool, Eng. Died at Charleston, S. C. LL.D. Glasgow.
John Temple Winthrop, 13, Boston. H. 1815. *1843
Left 1810. Name changed, 1834, to John Temple James Bowdoin. Lawyer. Rep.;
Capt. Boston Lt. Infantry, 1823; Capt. Anc and Hon. Artill. Co. 1825; Brig.-
Gen. Militia, commanding Suffolk Brigade. Boston. Died at Valparaiso.
Leonard Withington, 20, Dorchester. Y. 1814. *1885
Printer's apprentice to Thomas and Andrews, 1804-09. Graduated 1811. Divinity
student under Dr. Dwight, Yale College, and at And. Theol. Sem. Pastor in
Newbury forty- two years ; senior pastor, twenty-seven years. Author. Preacher
of election sermon, 1831. Age, 95. D.D.
* Note. — From this point, the year of leaving the Academy, if known, is given,
except when it is the same as the year of entrance. Those who graduated in
the classical department are also specified.
1810.
John Adams, Principal.
Benjamin Abbot [Jr.], 11, Andover. *1839
Left 1812. Merchant. Providence, R. I.
John Adams, Jr., 8, Andover. Y. 1821. *1866
Graduated August 1817. Afterwards known as John Ripley Adams. Teacher,
Phillips Academy, 1821-23. And. Theol. Sem. 1826. Pastor, Londonderry,
Great Falls, N. H. ; Brighton; Gorham, Me. Chaplain U. S. A. 1861-65. D.D.
Ripley Perkins Adams, 6, Andover. Y. 1825. *1870
Brother of preceding; sons of Principal Adams. — Graduated August 1819.
Preceptor of Lynn Academy; teacher from 1837 in So. Carolina and Georgia
(Augusta, Athens, Macon, Milledgeville). Died at Reidville, S. C.
George Bartlett [Jr.], 12, Charlestown. *1849
Brother of Nathaniel Gorham, 1808. Left 1812. Seaman on frigate Potomac,
Commodore Downes's expedition to coast of Sumatra, 1832. Cohasset.
Sherman Bill, 22, Hartland, Ct.
George Maltby Brewer, 14, Roxbury. H. 1816. *1822
Left 1811. Studied medicine with Dr. John Jeffries, and at Harv. Med. Usher
Boston Latin Sch. Died at Savannah, Ga.
Peter Chardon Brooks, ll,Medford. *1880
Left 1813. Merchant. Pres. Mass. Hosp. Life Ins. Co. Boston, Medford, Belmont.
Sidney Brooks, 10, Medford. H. 1819. *1878
Brother of preceding, of Edward, 1804, and of Gorham, 1805; sons of Hon. Peter
Chardon Brooks. — Left 1813. Merchant. >"ew York; Newport, R. I. ; Boston.
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Abraham Burnham, 25, Ipswich [Essex]. *
Acting surgeon on Salem brig ; captured, war of 1812. Died at Liverpool, probably
in 1814.
Samuel Clark, 21, Limington [Maine]. Ver. 1816. *1860
Left 1811. Teacher, preacher and physician in Arkansas.
Charles Dexter Cleveland, 7, Charlestown. D. 1827. *1869
Left 1814. Prof. Lat. and Gr. Lang., and Librarian, Dick. Coll. ; Prof. Lat. Lang,
and Lit., Univ. City N. Y. ; Principal of young ladies' school, Philadelphia;
author of Compendiums of English, American, and Classical Literature, and
of other text-books; U. S. Consul at Cardiff, Wales; Mem. Pa. Hist. Soc. ;
Mem. Amer. Phil. Soc. ; Mem. Hist. Gen. Soc. LL.D.
JohnTreadwellCleveland,12,Charlestown. *1875
Brother of preceding; sons of Rev. Charles Cleveland, city missionary of Boston. —
Left 1813. Farmer; merchant; steam-boat captain on Missouri and Mississippi
rivers; editor Missouri Intelligencer (1822). Mayor of Austin, Texas, 1855-56.
Officer in Marine Department of Texas, Confederate Navy, war of 1861.
Jonas Coburn, 21, Dracut. Mid. 1817. *1862
Brother of Stephen Coburn, 1813. Graduated 1813. Afterwards changed his name
to Colburn. And. Theol. Sem. 1820. Pastor, Leverett, Stoneham; Wells, Me.
Michael Cross, 30, Reading. *1825
Left 1811. Teacher. Saugus.
Enoch Frye, 11, Andover. H. 1821.
Graduated 1817. Afterwards known as Enoch Frye, 3d. Teacher in Boston;
town officer in Andover. Earliest pupil of the Academy now living (1886).
Lawrence.
Daniel Goodenow, 16, Brownfield [Maine]. *1863
Left 1811. Student in Dart. University, 1817; A.M. Bowd. Coll. 1820. Lawyer.
Speaker House of Reps; Att'y Gen. ; Judge District Court and Supreme Court;
Trustee Bowd. Coll. ; Mem. Me. Hist. Soc. LL.D. Alfred, Me.
Samuel Green, 18, Stoneham. H. 1816. *1834
Graduated 1812. And. Theol. Sem. Tutor, Bowd. Coll. ; pastor, Reading ; Union
church, Boston.
Ralph Wells Gridley, 17, Granby. Y. 1814. *1840
Graduated 1810. Divinity student under Dr. D wight, Yale College. Pastor,
Williamstown, 1816-34. Trustee Wms. Coll. Jacksonville, Ottawa, HI.
Appleton Howe, 1 7, Hopkinton. H. 1815. *1870
Graduated 1811. Son of Rev. Nathaniel Howe. Teacher, Phillips Academy,
1815-16. Harv. Med. 1819. Physician. Capt. Anc. and Hon. Artill. Co. 1840;
Maj. Gen. 1st Division Mass. Militia; Sen. ; Mem. Hist. Gen. Soc. Weymouth.
John Smith Jones, 22, Salem. *1864
Left 1811. Ipswich.
Josiah Lancaster, 17, Sanbornton, N. H. *1836
Studied medicine with Dr. Asa Crosby of Gilmanton, and at Dart. Med. Phy-
sician. Lee, N. H. ; Hartford, Me.
Eleazar Lord, 22, New York. *1871
Native of Franklin, Ct. And. Theol. Sem. Banker; writer; philanthropist.
First Pres. of Manhattan Insurance Co. and of the Erie R. R. Influential
advocate of protection, and of the free-banking system ; active in formation
of the Auburn and East Windsor theological seminaries, of the N. Y. Sunday-
School Union, and of other benevolent and religious organizations; author of
Universal Biography (enlarged from Lempriere), and of many books, pamphlets,
and articles on financial, industrial, and theological subjects. Trustee Univ.
City N. Y. ; Director Princ. Theol. Sem. LL.D. New York City, Piermont. N. Y.
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Thomas Martin, 13, Charleston, S. C. *
Graduated 1812. Lawyer.
John Larkin Payson, 1 2, Charlestown. H. 1817. *1884
Graduated 1813. U. S. Consul to Messina, 1827-48. Resided afterwards in England.
Received thanks of Governor Andrew for liberal benefactions to the Union
soldiers, war of 1861.
Philips Payson, 10, Charlestown. H. 1819. *1825
Brother of preceding ; sons of Phillips, and grandsons of Rev. Dr. Phillips Payson.
Left 1813. Travelling for his health from Messina to Paris, he died in his car-
riage, near Lyons, France.
Jonathan Reynolds, 22, [North] Bridge water. *1856
Teacher; manufacturer. Town officer; Capt. of Stoughton Grenadiers. Stoughton.
Benjamin Marsh Tyler, 18, Methuen. *]847
Left 1811. Preceptor of the u Noyes Publick School," Andover, N. H., and of the
" Instructors' School," Franklin, N. H. Author of arithmetic.
Nicholas Van Hoesen, 1 7, Hudson, N. Y. *
Left 1811.
Martin Whiting, 18, Holliston. H. 1814. *1823
Lawyer. Died at Natchez, Miss.
Joseph Wheeler Woods, 8, Andover. D. 1823. *1827
Graduated 1819. Teacher. At the time of his death was studying divinity with
Rev. Alonzo (afterwards Bishop) Potter, Boston. Andover.
1811.
Charles Adams, 16, Canterbury, Ct. *
George Baker, 14, Dedham. H. 1816. *1852
Harv. Med. 1820. Physician. Rep. Lancaster, Cambridge, Chelsea.
Alfred Bixby, 22, Lime [Lyme], N. H. U. 1817. *
Left 1812. Litchfield Law Sch. Lawyer; teacher.
John McCurdy Channing, 15, Boston. *1821
Son of Rev. Henry Channing, of New London, Ct. Left 1812. Midshipman
U. S. N. ; war of 1812.
Thomas Savage Clay, 9, Boston. H. 1819. *1849
Son of Judge and Rev. Joseph Clay of Savannah and Boston. Harv. Law Sch.
Lawyer. Georgia.
Francis Coffin, 11, Charleston, S. C. *1823
' Left 1812. Planter. Charleston, St. Helena, S. C.
Asa Cummings [Jr.], 20, Albany [Maine]. H. 1817. *1856
Graduated 1813. And. Theol. Sem. 1820. Pastor, No. Yarmouth, Me.; editor
Christian Mirror, Portland, nearly thirty years; Tutor, Overseer, and Trustee,
Bowd. Coll.; Mem. Me. Hist. Soc. D.D. Died at sea.
Samuel Dix, 21, Townsend. *
Graduated 1812. Died at Townsend about 1814.
Elbridge Fisk, 12, Beverly. *1846
Left 1812. Merchant. Beverly.
Ezra Stiles Gannett, 10, Cambridge. H. 1820. *1871
Left 1812. Harv. Div. Sch. 1823. Pastor Federal St. (Arlington St.) church,
Boston, forty-seven years ; editor of Monthly Miscellany, and, with Dr. Alvan
Lamson, 1809, of Christian Examiner. Overseer Harv. Coll. ; Dudleian lecturer,
Harv. Coll. 1843. D.D.
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William Goodell, 19, Templeton. D. 1817. *1867
Walked from his home to Andover, sixty miles, carrying his trunk on his back.
Graduated 1813. Tutor, Midd. Coll. And. Theol. Sem. 1820. Missionary in
Turkey forty-three years. Translated the Bible into the Armeno-Turkish lan-
guage. D.D. Died in Philadelphia.
Henry Gray, 15, Boston. H. 1816. *1867
Left 1812. Name changed, 1816, to Henry Gallison Gray. Shipmaster. Sen.
Marblehead.
Sylvanus Gray, 10, Boston. *
Zebulon Harmon, 22, Durham [Maine]. *1852
Left 1811. Teacher, Maine; merchant, Baltimore; Alexandria, Va.; St. Charles,
Mo.; lay-preacher in Southern States. Died at Fort Adams, Miss.
Ingalls Kittredge, 12, Beverly. H. 1820. *1867
Son of Dr. Ingalls Kittredge. Graduated 1816. Harv. Med. 1823. Physician,
Beverly.
Bela Latham, 17, Lyme, N. H. H. *1848
Graduated 1814. Lawyer. Postmaster ; Bank Commissioner. Columbus, O.
John Bassnett Legare\ 16, Charleston, S. C. Y. 1815. *1826
Left 1812. Planter. Charleston, S. C.
May Newell, 15, Weston. H. *1829
Left 1814. Died of consumption at Weston.
Thomas Henry Oliver, 10, Boston. D. 1818. *1885
Son of Rev. Daniel Oliver. Left 1812. Name changed, 1821, to Henry Kemble Oliver.
Teacher in Salem twenty-five years ; Agent Atlantic Mills, Lawrence, twelve
years; Mayor of Lawrence; Adj.-Gen. Mass ; Treas. Mass. (1861-66): Chief of
Labor Statistics Bureau; Agent State Board of Education; Mayor of Salem.
Many years church organist and leader of choirs ; composer of " Federal Street."
A.B. and A.M. Harv. Coll. 1862; Doctor of Music, Dart. Coll. 1883.
Charles Russell Pearce, 13, Boston. *1861
Left 1812. Merchant. Baltimore.
David Pearce, 10, Boston. *
Brother of preceding; sons of David Pearce of Gloucester and Rebecca Russell
of Charlestown. — Left 1812.
Samuel Moody Pearson, 11, Andover. *
Brother of David Sewall, 1799; sons of Dr. Abiel Pearson. — Left 1816. New
Hampshire.
Samuel Phillips, 10, Boston. H. *1817
Brother of Thomas Walley, 1806; sons of Mayor John Phillips, 1778. — Graduated
1816. Died while a member of the sophomore class, Harvard College.
Enoch Pillsbury, 23, Beverly. *1818
Native of Byfield. Pastor, Litchfield, N. H.
Sylvester Plympton, 16, Woburn. H, 1818. *1865
Son of Dr. Sylvanus Plympton. Graduated 1814. Harv. Med. 1822. Physician.
Rep. Cambridge.
Josiah Quincy, 9, Boston. H. 1821. *1882
Son of Josiah Quincy, 1778. Graduated 1817. Lawyer. Lt. Boston Light Inf.
Co. 1823; Capt. Anc. and Hon. Artill. Co. 1829; Aide-de-camp to Gov. Lincoln;
Pres. Com. Council, Boston; Pres. Mass. Senate; Mayor of Boston, 1845 (Co-
chituate water introduced); first Treas. Western R.R.; Treas. of Boston Athe-
naeum. Boston.
John Rogers, 10, Boston. H. 1820. *1884
Left 1811. Treas. of Vermont and Mass. R. R. Mem. Hist. Gen. Soc. Father of
John Rogers the sculptor.
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Joshua Thompson Russell, 1 7, Concord, N. H. D. *1 854
Graduated. 1814. Pastor, Newark, N. J. ; Jackson, Miss. ; Director Princ. Theol.
Sem. A.M. hon., N.J. Coll. 1825.
Marshall Shed \_Shedd~], 24, Waltham. D. 1817. *1872
Graduated 1813. Studied divinity under Rev. William Greenough and Eev.
Jonathan Homer, Newton, and Rev. Joshua Bates, Dedham. Pastor, Acton.
Father of Prof. Wm. G. T. Shedd. Burlington, Vt.; Willsborough, N. Y.
Samuel Soley, 13, Charlestown. H. *
Son of Samuel and Elizabeth (Larkin). Graduated 1813.
Daniel Temple, 21, Reading. D. 1817. *1851
Graduated 1813. And. Theol. Sem. 1820. Missionary in Malta and Smyrna.1821-44.
Pastor, Phelps, N. Y. Died at Reading.
Daniel Tuttle, 13, Boston. H. *
Left 1812. Supercargo on foreign voyages ; merchant ; farmer. Explored and
called attention to " Watkins Glen." New York City, Watkins, Reading, N. Y.
Charles Tyng, 10, Boston. *1879
Left 1812. Ship-master; merchant. At twenty-one, was master and owner of his
vessel, and had been around the world. Havana; Newburyport.
Stephen Higginson Tyng, 11, Boston. H. 1817. *1885
Brother of preceding; sons of Dudley Atkins Tyng of Newburyport and Boston.
— Left 1812. Studied divinity under Bishop Griswold. Rector, Georgetown,
D. C. ; Queen Anne's Parish, Md. ; St. Paul's and Epiphany churches, Phila-
delphia; St. George's ch., New York. Author; editor Episcopal Recorder and
Protestant Churchman. D. D. Died at Irvington, N. Y.
Nathaniel Yarnum, 16, Dracut. *1883
Farmer; stone-cutter. Dracut.
Francis William Win throp, 12, Boston. H. 1817. *1819
Graduated 1813. Valedictorian at Harvard. Had begun to study divinity. Died
at Savannah.
Alva Woods, 16, Shoreham, Vt. H. 1817.
Son of Rev. Abel Woods. Graduated 1813. Teacher, Phillips Academy, 1818-19 ;
And. Theol. Sem. 1821; Prof. Math. Nat. Phil, and Eccl. Hist., Columbian Univ.;
Prof. Math. and. Nat. Phil, and Pres. ad interim, Bro. Univ; Pres. and Prof.
Intell. and Mor. Phil., Transyl. Univ.; Pres. and Prof. Mor. and Ment. Phil.,
Univ. Ala.; Trustee and Fellow, Bro. Univ. D.D. Oldest student of the
Academy now living (1886) ; born Aug. 13, 1794. Providence, R. I.
1812.
Solomon Adams, 15, Middleton. H. 1820. *1870
Gradnated 1815. And. Theol. Sem. 1823. Teacher. Principal of Washington
Academy, E. Machias, Me., and of young ladies' schools in Portland and Boston.
Mem. Me. Hist. Soc. Auburndale.
John Boardman, 17, Newburyport. D. 1817. *1841
Graduated 1813. And. Theol. Sem. 1820. Pastor, West Boylston, East Douglass.
Frederic Anson Brown, 18, Colebrook, Ct. Y.
Graduated 1817. Land surveyor in Virginia.
Nathaniel Bruce, 16, Mont Vernon, N. H. *1874
Son of Rev. John Bruce. Town officer; Postmaster; Rep.; County Treasurer.
Mt. Vernon, N. H.
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Samuel Burbank, 24, Washington, N. H. *1854
Left 1813. Farmer. Washington, N. H.
William Pitts Burns, 13, Gloucester [Sandy Bay, now Rockport]. *1867
Left 1814. Merchant. Town officer. Rockport.
William Henry Chase, 13, Boston. W. P. 1815. *1870
Maj. Corps of Engineers, U.S. A. ; resigned 1866. Pres. Alabama and Florida Rail-
road. General in Confederate Army, war of 1861. Mem. Hist. Gen. Soc. Pen-
eacola, Fla.
George Curtis, 13, Windsor, Vt. U. 1820. *1884
Left 1815. Lawyer. Rep. N. Y. City. New York, Schenectady, N. Y.
Edwards Dickinson, 16, Holliston. H. 1818. *1831
Graduated 1814. Harv. Med. 1823. Physician. Waterford, N. Y.; Holliston.
Daniel Emerson, 13, Hollis, N. H. *1845
Son of Rev. Daniel Emerson, Jr. Left 1814. Merchant. Hollis, Meriden, N. H. ;
Allegan, Mich.
Charles Forbes, 14, Windsor, Vt. *1849
Left 1813. Died in Cincinnati.
Frederic Gott, 11, Gloucester [Sandy Bay, now Rockport]. *1813
David Kimball [Jr.], 21, Concord, N. H. ' Y. 1818. *1875
Printer's apprentice at Concord; on his 21st birthday walked forty miles to An-
dover. Graduated 1814. And. Theol. Sem. 1821. Pastor, Lewis Co., N. Y. ;
Plainfield; editor N.H. Observer (afterwards Christian Panoply and Cong.
Jour.), Concord, N.H.; proprietor "Dartmouth press," Hanover, N.H. twenty-
one years. Died in Rockford, 111.
Joseph Brown Ladd, 13, Alexandria, Va.
Left 1815.
William Gardner Ladd, 13, Boston. *1862
Brother of John Haskins, 1805. Left 1813. Merchant. Boston.
John Walley Langdon, 14, Charlestown. *
Son of John Walley Langdon, merchant and Austrian Consul in Boston. Left
1814. Ship-master, supercargo, and merchant in Smyrna trade. Died abroad
(probably at Smyrna), about 1839.
James Libbey, 20, Boston. *1858
Native of Strafford, Vt. Left 1813. Clerk in Boston; merchant. Claremont,
N.H.; Boston; Albany, Brooklyn, N.Y.
George Lingan, 16, Middlebrook Mills, Md. *1827
Son of Gen. Lingan of the Revolutionary army, who was killed by a mob at Bal-
timore in 1812. Washington, D. C.
Nathaniel Magoun, 23, Pembroke. *
Teacher in Boston, 1824-54.
Lewis Leprilete Miller, 14, Franklin. Br. 1817. *1870
Left 1813. Harv. Med. ; M. D. Bro. 1820. Physician. Pres. R. I. Med. Soc ; Hon.
Mem. Mass. Med. Soc. Providence, R. I.
Charles Frederick Morgan, 11, Canterbury, Ct. *1817
Died in Canterbury, of consumption.
John Adams Morgan, 13, Canterbury, Ct. *1869
Brother of preceding; nephews of Principal John Adams. —Merchant; farmer;
teacher. " Western Reserve," Ohio; Evansville, Ind.; Mt. Carmel, HI.
Samuel Moseley, 21, Montpelier, Vt. M. 1818. *1824
Graduated 1814. And. Theol. Sem. 1821. " First beneficiary aided by the Amer-
ican Education Society." Home missionary, South Carolina and Mass. ; mis-
sionary of American Board among Choctaws. Died at Mayhew.
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BenjaminFranklinNealey,2 1 >Montpelier, Vt. Y. *
Graduated 1814. And. Theol. Sem. Home missionary in Michigan. " Said to
have died about 1839," in Vermont.
Francis Norwood [Jr.], 14, Gloucester [Rockport]. D. 1818. *1871
Graduated 1814. And. Theol. Sem. 1821. Pastor, Laconia, N.H.; Wilmington
Windsor, Washington, and at other places. Died at Beverly.
Ebenezer Poor, 16, [South] Dan vers. D. 1818. *1868
Graduated 1814. And. Theol. Sem. 1821. Pastor, Beverly, Edgartown, Berkley,
and at other places. Died at Lawrence.
Ebenezer Porter, 11, Andover. *1869
Nephew of Prof. Ebenezer Porter; from Tinmouth, Vt. Left 1813. Dart. Med.
1824. Physician in Poultney, Vt. forty-five years.
Pinckney Spring, 14, Newburyport. Y. 1819. *1820
Son of Eev. Dr. Samuel Spring. Graduated 1816. Teacher, Phillips Academy,
1818-20. Died at Albany.
David Starrett, 22, Warren [Maine]. Bo. 1818. *1851
Left 1813. Pastor, Weld, Litchfield, Augusta, Me.
Jesse Walcott, 17, Marlborough. H. 1819. *1854
Graduated 1815. Name changed, 1819, to Samuel Baker Walcott. Harv. Law
Sch. Tutor, Harv. Coll. Lawyer. Bep. ; Sen. ; Mem. Const. Conv. 1853. Salem,
Hopkinton.
Samuel Whitwell, 12, Boston. *1826
Son of Benjamin, 1786. Name changed, 1812, to Samuel Sprague Whitwell. Mer-
chant. Boston, Lancaster.
1813.
Warren Abbot, 17, Andover. *1825
Graduated 1816. Studied medicine with Dr. Jeremiah Spofford of East Bradford
[Groveland]. Harv. Med. 1823. Physician. Boston.
William Adams, 6, Andover. Y. 1827. *1880
Son of Principal Adams. Graduated 1823. And. Theol. Sem. 1830. Pastor Central
Pres. (afterwards Madison Sq.) church, New York, thirty-nine years; Director,
Prof. Sac. Rhet. and President, Union Theol. Sem. D.D.; LL.D.
Nathaniel Barker, 11, Marblehead. H. *1860
Graduated 1816. A.M. hon., Harv. Coll. 1846. Cashier. Macon, Ga.
Jeremiah Bosworth, 22, Bristol, R.I. *1871
Left 1S14. Farmer. U. S- Inspector. Bristol, R. I.
Reuben Clapp, 23, Southampton. *
Graduated 1814. Died during his freshman year at Yale College, 1814-15.
Edwin Augustus Clark, 13, Newburyport. *1829
Brother of Bishop Clark, 1824. Left 1814. Died on ship-board at the West Indies.
Stephen Coburn, 15, Dracut. M. 1819. *188l
Brother of Jonas, 1810. And. Theol. Sem. Preceptor of Franklin Academy,
North Andover; teacher, Bangor, Hebron, Me.; Nashua, N. H. ; Tyngsborough,
Beverly, Byfield, Ipswich; town officer; postmaster twenty-seven year3. Ipswich.
Richard Cranch, 16, Alexandria, Va. *1823
Graduated 1814. Civil engineer. U. S. Coast Survey. Drowned in Lake Erie.
William Greenleaf Cranch, 1 7, Alexandria, Va. H. *1872
Brother of preceding ; sons of Judge William Cranch. — Graduated 1814. U. S.
Patent Office. Washington, D. C.
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Jacob Cummings, 20, Thetford, Vt. D. 1819. *1866
Graduated 1815. And. Theol. Sem. Preceptor of Atkinson and Hampton Acad-
emies, N. H.; pastor, Stratham, N. H.; Sharon, Southborough; Hillsborough
Bridge, N. H. Died at Exeter, N. H.
James O Dalton, 17, Boston.
Francis Danforih, 20, Hillsborough, N. H. D. 1819. *1854
Graduated 1815; valedictorian. And. Theol. Sem. 1822. Pastor, Greenfield, Win-
chester, N. H. ; Hadley; Clarence, N. Y.
Jonathan Farr, 23, Harvard. H. 1818. *1845
Graduated 1814. Harv. Div. Sch. 1821. Pastor, Gardner. Harvard.
John Haskins, 10, Boston. *1879
Left 1814. Early experimenter, inventor, and manufacturer, in patent-leather
and india-rubber business. Mem. Hist. Gen. Soc. Boston, Roxbury.
Orramel Strong Hinckley, 15, Thetford, Vt. D. 1819. *1837
Graduated 1815. Preceptor of Moor's Charity School ; Tutor, Dart. Coll. And.
Theol. Sem. 1824. Teacher in Keutucky; Prof. Lang., Greenv. Coll. (Tenn.),
and Oakland Coll. (Miss.). Died in Natchez.
Asahel Huntington, 15, Topsfield. Y. 1819 *1870
Son of Rev. Asahel Huntington. Graduated 1815. Studied law with David
Cummins, Esq. (1796), Salem. Co. att'y; Dist. att'y; Clerk of Courts; Rep.;
Mayor of Salem; Mem. Const. Conv. Mass. 1853. Salem.
Josiah Kittredge [Jr.], Mont Vernon, N. H. *1872
M.D. Dart. Coll. 1832. Studied medicine with Dr. Matthias Spalding, Amherst,
N. H. Physician. Pembroke, N. H.; Boston; Nashua, N. H. ; So. Hadley
(resident physician, Mt. Holyoke Seminary); Montclair, N. J.; Glastonbury, Ct.
Charles Frederic Langdon,ll, Charlestown. *1829
Brother of John Walley, 1812; sons of John Walley and Rebecca (Cordis). — Left
1814. Dart Med. 1828. Physician. Died in South America.
Levi Roberts Lincoln, 13, Gloucester. *1839
Left 1816. Merchant. Mem. Com. Council; U. S. Appraiser. Boston.
Edward Jackson Lowell, 9, Boston. H. 1822. *1830
Son of Francis Cabot, 1786. Graduated 1818. Harv. Law Sch. 1825. Read law
with Chancellor Kent. Lawyer. Boston.
Lyndon Arnold Marsh, 14, Woodstock, Vt. D. 1819. *1872
Brother of George Perkins, 1815. Lawyer. Cashier Woodstock Bank; Reg
Prob. ; Mem. Const. Conv. Vt. 1843; Trustee Dart. Coll. Woodstock, Vt.
Elias Needham, 15, [South] Danvers. *1885
Farmer. South Danvers, now Peabody.
Augustus Kendall Osborn, 12, [South] Danvers. *1849
Cashier Warren Bank, [South] Danvers; broker, Boston.
Putnam Perley, 18, By field. *1835
Farmer. Town officer; Rep. Byfield.
Francis Willoughby Pickman, 9, Salem.
Left 1816. Clerk, Boston; supercargo to Calcutta; Magistrate and Member of
Court of Sessions, Annapolis, Nova Scotia. St. John, N.B.
Ward Pool [Poole], 14, [South] Danvers. *1864
Dealer in wool. South Danvers [Peabody].
Archelaus Fuller Putnam, 20, Danvers. D. 1819. *1859
Left 1814. Preceptor Moor's Charity School; And. Theol. Sem; Dart. Med. 1829.
Physician. Windham, N. H.; Beverly.
Benjamin Tyler Heed [Jr.], 14, Marblehead. H. 1821. *1874
Graduated 1817. Merchant. Boston.
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Andrew Seaton, 12, Andover. *1841
Son of Andrew Seaton (first landlord of the Mansion House) and Polly Bowers.
Born in Hancock, N.H. — Left 1815. — Lawyer and real estate agent. Res. New
Philadelphia, O. Died at Cleveland, O.
Walter H. Simonton, 14, Marblehead. *
Originally from Portland. Sent to the Academy by Hon. William Reed of Mar-
blehead. — Left 1815. 1 — Sailor. Said to have died in Sailors' Snug Harbor,
New York City.
Cephas Smith, 3d, 13, Rutland, Vt. *1840
Left 1814. — Studied law with his father, Cephas Smith, Jr. Lawyer. Rutland,
Yt. Died in Macon, Ga.
Ehazer Smith, 22. Swansea. *1866
Minister of New Jerusalem Church. Preached in Bridgewater, Middleburough,
and other towns. Res. Swansea.
Isaac Watts Wheelwright, 12, Newburyport. Bo. 1821.
Son of Ebenezer Wheelwright and Anna Coombs. — Graduated 1817. —And.
Theol Sem. 1825. Not ordained, but preached a short time at Harwich.
Teacher, Phillips Academy, 1S22-26; in Dummer Academy, in Newburyport,
and in New Orleans Agent of Araer. Bible Soc. in South America; Sup't of
Lancasterian schools in Guayaquil and Quito; established English and Classical
School in Yalparaiso. Returned to United States in 1853. Res. Byfield. Post-
master for sixteen years at South Byfield.
Daniel Kimball Whitaker, 12, Sharon. H. 1820. *1881
Son of Rev. Jonathan Whitaker and Mary Kimball. Graduated 1816. — Studied
theology with Rev. Edward Richmond, D.D., of Dorchester. Preached in
Charleston, S.C., and other southern cities; founded and edited the Southern
Quarterly Review, Charleston ; minister of New Church in Canada and Wil-
mington, Del. 1856-61; P.O. Department, Richmond, Ya. 1861-65; afterwards
resided at New Orleans, editing for a time the N.O. Times, Whitaker's Maga-
zine, and the Southern Review. 2 LL.D. from Pass Christian Coll., Miss. 1873.
Died at Houston, Texas.
1 " Unexpectedly called upon to take up his connexions at this Academy, and pre-
pare for a voyage to India, to Calcutta on the Ganges." — Journal of William Person
(P.A. 1814), May 10. 1815.
8 " A friend of Calhoun, Toombs, Buchanan, Stephens, Marcy, and Douglas."
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1814.
Note. — From this point, the " lodgings " of the student are given whenever found
in the annual catalogues, the first of which was issued in 1814. Two or more names
indicate the entries in successive catalogues. Beginning with this year, the parentage
of the pupil is also stated in all places where it can be ascertained.
John Barnard, 14, Boston.
Lodgings at Mr. Nathaniel Whittier's. Left 1815. —
Lemuel Bates, 21, Southampton. W. 1818. *1860
Son of Lemuel Bates (a revolutionary soldier and captive in Quebec) and Lucy
"Wait. Born in Blandford. — At Mrs. Abigail French's. — Afterwards took the
name of Lemuel Phillips 1 Bates. — Princ. Theol. Sem. Pastor, Whately, Tem-
pleton; Michigan; Pennsylvania; Ohio; Illinois; Rep. from Whately, 1839.
Died at Alton, 111.
Thaddeus Bowman Bigelow, 15, Cambridgeport. H. 1820. *1888
Son of Benjamin Bigelow and Rebekah Bowman. Born in Westminster. — At
Mr. Ezra Abbot's; Capt. Benjamin Abbot's. — Graduated 1818; valedictorian.
— Merchant in Boston, residing in Cambridge, having branch establishment in
Troy, N T., 1826-19. Capt. of Cambridge Light Infantry (guarding Lafayette's
tent on Boston Common, 1824); Alderman, Mem. Com. Council, and Sch.
Com., Cambridge; Rep. from Cambridge, 1854. Said to have built the first
grain elevator in Troy, and to ha% r e founded the Young Men's Institute there.
Removed to California in 1861; in real estate business at Oakland, where he
died on his eighty-ninth birthday.
Amos Blanchard, Jr., 7, Andover. Y. 1826. *1870
Son of Dea. Amos Blanchard, 1787, and Elizabeth Jenkins. — Graduated 1822.
— And. Theol. Sem. ; Yale Div. Sch. 1829. Tutor, Yale Coll. Pastor in Lowell
forty years. Trustee of Phillips Academy and Abbot Academy. D.D.
Milton Palmer Braman, 15, [New] Rowley [Georgetown]. H. 1819. *1882
Son of Rev. Isaac Braman and Hannah Palmer. — At Mr. Abiel Abbot's ; Mr.
Isaac Chandler's. Graduated 1815. — And. Theol. Sem. 1824. Pastor 1st church,
Danvers, thirty-five years. Preacher of election sermon, 1845; Mem. Const.
Conv. 1853. Res. from 1869, Auburndale. D.D.
Josiah Brewer, 18, Stockbridge. Y. 1821. *1872
Son of Eliab Brewer (lawyer in Lenox) and Theodosia Bidwell. Born in Tyring-
ham, now Monterey. — At the Principal's; Mrs. Mary Foster's. Graduated
1817 ; valedictorian. — And. Theol. Sem. Preceptor of Young Ladies' Academy,
Bangor, Me., and teacher of Indian children on Oldtown Island, 1822-23. Yale
Div. Sch. 1825. Missionary in Turkey and Greece, 1826-38 ; » Chaplain of Conn.
State Prison, Wethersfield ; agent of Anti-slavery Soc, Hartford, Ct. ; prin-
cipal of female schools in New Haven and Middletown, Ct., 1844-57; pastor,
Housatonic (Great Barrington), 1857-66. Res. from 1866, Stockbridge.
Edward Burley, 11, Beverly.
Brother of William, 1800; sons of William Burley (ofiicer in Revolutionary army)
and Lydia Austin. — At Mr. Mark Newman's. — Beverly.
1 So reported by Southampton relatives ; the name is given as Phelps in the Williams
and Princeton triennials.
2 In 1831 began a weekly newspaper in modern Greek — The Friend of Youth — " the
first religious newspaper published in the language."
1814.]
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Isaac Clark, 19, Hampton, Ct. Y. (1820.) *1848
Son ofCapt. Roger Clark and Lydia Bennett. — At Theol. Sem No. 3; 1 Mr.
Nathaniel Whittier's ; Mr. Benj. Abbot's; Samuel Farrar's, Esq. ; Graduated
1816. — Studied medicine with Dr. Wm. A. Brewster, Hampton, and at llarv.
Med. Physician, Canterbury, Chaplin, Hampton, Ct. Rep. from Canterbury.
Moses Clark, 21, Westfield. EL 1819. *1823
Son of Capt. Roswell Clark and Abigail Tarpons. — At Mr. Nathaniel Whittier's.
Mrs. Thebe Abbot's. Graduated 1814.— And. Theol. Sem. 1822. Sent by the
Hampshire Missionary Society to Louisiana. Died at Lanesville, La.
George Cowles, 16, New Hartford, Ct. Y. 1821. *1837
Son of Theodore Cowles and Margaret Deming. — At Theol. Sem. No. 30; Mr.
Henry Abbot's. Graduated 1817. — And. Theol. Sem. 1824. Pastor of 2d church,
Danvers (South Danvers, now Peabody). "Perished in the wreck of the
steam-ship Home, near Cape Hatteras. No man knoweth his sepulcher, but
his memorial is in the hearts of thousands." 2
Robert Cross, 14, Newburyport. H. 1819. *1859
Son of Maj. Wm. Cross and Ruth Stacy. — At Mr. John L. Abbot's. Graduated
1815. — Usher, Boston Latin Sch. Studied law with Ebenezer Moseley, Esq.,
Newburyport, and at Harv. Law Sch. Lawyer, Newburyport, Amesbury ;
Marshall, Mich. ; from 1849, Lawrence. Rep. from Newburyport; Senator from
Essex.
Edward Curtis, 13, Windsor, Vt. U. 1821. *1856
Brother of George, 1812; sons of Gen. Zebina Curtis and Martha Waite. — Left
1816. — Eminent lawyer and politician; friend and adviser of Daniel Webster.
New York; Washington. M.C. from New York; Collector, Port of New York.
Died in New York.
Joseph Foster, 24, Barnard, Vt.
Son of Asa Foster.— Left 1815. —
Joseph Gilman, 21, Philadelphia. H. 1818. *1823
Son of Benjamin Ives Gilman (pioneer merchant at Marietta, O.) and Hannah
Robbins. — At Mr. Amos Blanchard's. — In business, Kentucky and New Or-
leans. Died at Louisville, Ky.
Horatio Greenough, 9, Boston. H. 1825. *1852
Son of David Greenough and Elizabeth Bender. — Left 1815. — Friend and pupil
of Washington Allston. Made, while in college, the model from which Bunker
Hill Monument was constructed. 3 Resided most of his life in Florence, Italy,
but died in his native land. Fellow Amer. Acad. "The Pioneer of American
Sculpture."
John Greenough, 13, Boston. H. 1824. *1852
Brother of preceding. — Left 1815. — Artist. Paris, France.
Curtis Guild, 14, [South] Dedham [now Norwood]. H. 1822. *1849
Son of Moses Guild and Abigail Everett. — At Mr. Nathaniel Whittier's. Left
1816. — Merchant. Boston.
Robert Chamblett Hooper, 9, Marblehead. H. (1822.) *1869
Son of William Hooper and Mary Reed. — At the Principal's. Graduated 1818.
— Merchant and ship-owner. Boston; res. Dorchester.
*Now Phillips Hall.
2 From epitaph in Chapel cemetery, Andover, where Mrs. Cowles, who was a daughter
of Principal Adams, and who was lost at the same time, is buried.
3 When the model was " returned to Mr. Greenough, it had the word Adopted written
on it by Gilbert Stuart."
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Josiah Houghton, 23, Bolton. *1833
Son of Simon Houghton and Martha Stearns. — At Theol. Sem. No. 29. — Lawyer.
Deerfield, N.H. Town officer.
William Hutchinson, 10, Lyndeborough, N.H. *1842
Son of Ebeuezer Hutchinson and Thomazen Griffin. — At Mr. Abiel Abbot's. —
Studied theology with Rev. S. R. Hall (afterwards Principal of Teachers' Semi-
nary, Phillips Academy). Concord, Vt. Pastor, Berlin, Whitefield, Dalton,
Gilsum, Plainfield, N.H.
John Flavel Jenkins, 18, New York. H. 1818. *1862
Son of John Jenkins (author of The Art of Writing) and Abigail Hall. Born in
Gloucester. — At Mr. Ezra Abbot's. — Teacher, Roxbury Gram. Sch. Tutor,
Prof. Math., and Librarian, Transyl. Univ. Teacher, Middletown, N.J. ; New
York, North Salem, N.Y. Civil Engineer, White Plains, N.Y.
David Stearns Kimball, 11, Newburyport. *1877
Son of James Kimball and Mary Estabrook. — At Capt. George Abbot's ; Mrs.
Martha Games'. Left 1818. — Jersey City, West Bergen, N.J.
Edward Henry Leffingwell, 11, New Haven, Ct. Y. 1822. *1888
Son of William Leffingwell and Sally M. Beers. — At Prof. Stuart's ; the Princi-
pal's ; Mr. Nathaniel Carter's. Graduated 1818. — Yale Med. 1824. Practised
nine years in Peru, S.A. Prosecuted special studies under Prof. Cleaveland,
Bowd. Med. Coll. Prof. Chem., Nat. Hist., and Geol.. Univ. Missouri; Prof.
Chem. and Toxicol., Memphis Med. Coll. Res. from 1855, Boston ; from 1863,
New Haven.
Edward St. Loe Livermore, 14, Boston. *1841
Son of Judge Edward St. Loe Livermore and Sarah C. Stackpole. — Studied law
with Hon. Luther Lawrence, Groton. Lawyer. Lowell.
Thomas Marland, 13, Andover. *1821
Son of Abraham Marland and Mary Sykes. — Left 1815. — Went to East Indies
on the Salem ship "Hope," Capt. Tate, and died at sea on the homeward
voyage, between St. Helena and Leghorn.
Joseph McClintock, 18, Providence, R.I. Br 1820. *1831
At Widow Phebe Abbot's; Mr. Moses Wood's. Graduated 1816. — Usher in town
school, Providence. Went South as teacher.
Eli Meeker, 26, Elizabethtown, N.J. Pa. 1823. *1854
Son of David and Susan Meeker. — At Mrs. Phebe Abbot's. — Pastor, Walling-
ford, Vt., 1818-19. Home missionary in New York and New Jersey. Published
two volumes of sermons. Res. many years, Wallingford. Died in Chicago.
Abraham Millet, 15, Charlestown. *1868
Son of Capt. Abraham Millet and Martha Woodbury. Born in Salem.— At Mr.
William Foster's. Left 1819. — Cap-maker and dealer, Boston, 1830-40. After-
wards in shoe business, New York. Res. from 1851, Lexington.
David Moseley, 25, Hampton, Ct, *1818
Son of Uriel Moseley and Sarah Hammond. — Hampton.
Mark Newman, 8, Andover. Bo. 1825. *1852
Son of Principal Mark Newman and Sarah Phillips. — Left 1819. — Name changed,
1826, to Mark Haskell Newman. Publisher and bookseller, Andover and (from
1841) New York ; Flagg, Gould, and Newman; Gould and Newman; Gould,
Newman, and Saxton; Mark H. Newman and Co.; Newman and Ivison. Left
large bequests to American Board of Foreign Missions and American Home
Missionary Society.
1814.]
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Eben Francis Osborn, 11, [South] Dan vers. H. (1822.) *1857
Son of Joseph Osborn, Jr., and Judith Francis. — At Mr. Wood's ; Mr. Ezra
Abbot's; Prof. Stuart's. Left 1818. — Supercargo, China and Matanzas. Mer-
chant. New York; Missouri; Sandusky, O. Sup't and Pres. Mad River Kail-
road (Ohio).
William Person, 21, Providence, R.I. H. (1820.) *1818
At Mr. Ezra Abbot's ; Mr. William Foster's. "Scholar of the House." 1 — Gradu-
ated 1816. — Died, while a student at Harv. College, in the home of his classmate,
T. B. Bigelow, P. A. 1814. His short life was one of strange and sad interest.
Born in Boston; deserted in infancy by his parents, whom he never knew ;
taken away from his boyhood home at " Master Foster's " in Andover to a
thirteen years' apprenticeship at Providence; of fine talent and scholarship ;
burdened with the mystery of his birth; struggling with poverty and declining
health; his experience and character, as witnessed by his schoolmates, and
after his death recorded in a little volume containing his memoir, letters, and
poems, exerted a marked influence over other youth of that time. A monument
erected by his classmates, and inscribed with a Latin epitaph, marks his grave
in the old burying-ground at Cambridge. 2
Robert Brevard Poor, 1 6, Methuen. H. 1819. *1820
Son of Enoch Poor and Prudence Brevard. — At Mr. Isaac Chandler's. — Born
and died in North Carolina, where he taught a few months after his graduation.
John Prentiss, 14, Medfield. H. 1818. *1861
Son of Rev. John Prentiss and Mary Scollay. — At Mr. Henry Holt's. Gradu-
ated 1814. — Teacher, Female High School, Charlestown. Harv. Div. Sch. 1822.
Teacher in Maryland ; Principal of Academic Department, Univ. of Maryland.
Died at his country-seat, " Medfield," near Baltimore.
Samuel Salisbury, 3d, 13, Boston. H. (1822.) *1850
Son of Samuel Salisbury, Jr., and Elizabeth Greene. — At Samuel Farrar's, Esq. ;
Prof. Stuart's. Graduated 1818. — Harv. Med. 1828. Physician. Rochester,
Avon Springs, N.Y.
Enoch Sanford, 18, Berkley. Br. 1820.
Son of Joseph Sanford (a soldier of the Revolution) and Eleanor Macomber. — At
Theol. Sem. No. 29 ; Mr. Moses Wood's ; Mr. Abiel Abbot's. Graduated 1816.
— Studied theology under Prof. Calvin Park, D.D., Bro. Univ. Tutor, Bro.
Univ. Pastor in Raynham twenty-four years; afterwards in Halifax and
Dighton. D.D. 95 years old (1890). Res. from 1860, Raynham.
Tyler Seaton, 11, Andover. *1877
Brother of Andrew, 1813. Born in Hancock, N.H. — Left 1818. — Farmer, Medina,
O., 1816-24; lumberman in Louisiana, and stock-raiser in Texas, where he died.
George Stebbins, 18, Plainfield. 3 U. 1820.
Son of Dr. Gad Stebbins and Sarah Buckminster. Born in Norwich. — At Mr. Abiel
Abbot's ; Prof. Pearson's. Left 1815. — Princ. Theol. Sem. 1823. Pastor, Mid-
dletown, New Rochelle, N.Y. ; Sterling, 111.; at one time city missionary in
New York, and also Principal of Chapone Seminary in Westchester Co. ; home
missionary at other places in the West. 4 94 years old (1890). Res. from 1868,
Richview, III.
1 An ancient college term applied to the student annually appointed by the Trustees
to have the care oi the fires, bells, and sweeping, in the Academy.
2 The memoir was written by David Lee Child ; the epitaph by William G. Reed of
South Carolina, the competitor of Person for the first honors of his college class.
3 Came to Andover from the famous family school of Rev. Moses Hallock, Plainfield.
4 Mr. Stebbins writes that at one time, when Moderator of the Synod of Illinois (then
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Edwin Bulkeley Taintor, 14, Hampton, Ct. Y. 1821. *1870
Son of Solomon Taintor and Judith Bulkeley. —At Theol. Sem. No. 14. —Mer-
chant. Res. from 1823, West Brookfield.
John Adams Taintor, 18, Hampton, Ct. Y. 1821. *1862
Son of Roger Taintor and Nabby Bulkeley. — At Theol. Sem. No. 14. — Merchant,
Springfield ; from 1834, Hartford, Ct. Imported sheep from Spain and Saxony;
introduced Alderney cattle into New England.
Henry Toppan [16, Newbury]. *1860
Son of Joshua Toppan and Ann Ford. — Grocer. Newburyport.
Henry Upham, 14, Brookfield. H. 1819. *1875
Son of Hon. Jabez Upham and Lucy Faulkner. — At the Principal's. Graduated
1815. — Cotton merchant, Boston. Mem. Com. Council. Res. Brookline.
Benjamin Walker, 11, Andover. *1871
Left 1815. — Hotel -keeper. Salem, Boston; Newburgh, New York,N.Y.; Plain-
field, Ct.
Samuel Walker, 10, Andover. *1864
Brother of preceding, and of Abbot, 1806. Sons of Maj. Abbot Walker and Lydia
Ames. — Mariner ; U.S. Gauger in Boston Custom-House. Newburyport, Bos-
ton, Chelsea.
Edward Lloyd Wells, 12, Dagsborough, Del. W. P. *1875
Son of U.S. Senator William Hill Wells and Elizabeth Dagworthy. — At Prof.
Porter's. Left 1817. — Studied law with his father. Lawyer. Clerk of Chan-
cery Court, and aide-de-camp to the Governor, Georgetown, Del. ; in business,
Philadelphia: practised law in Ithaca, N.Y. ; from 1861, clerk in U.S. Treasury
Department, Washington.
Abraham Wheelwright, 11, Newburyport. *1820
Left 1815. — Merchant. Bangor, Me.
William Wheelwright, 16, Newburyport. *1873
Brother of preceding, and of Isaac Watts, 1813.— At Mr. George Abbot's. — In
early life sailor and shipmaster ; in 1823, commanded William Bartlet's ship, the
" Rising Empire ;" wrecked on the coast of South America, where he afterwards
resided fifty years, and where he introduced steam navigation, railroads, the
electric telegraph, water and gas works, and numerous industrial enterprises.
U.S. Consul, Ecuador ; founder and sup't of Pacific Steam Navigation Co.
" Gave away more than six hundred thousand dollars in his life," and left a
very large fund for founding a scientific school in Newburyport. Died in
London. A statue was erected at Valparaiso by the Chilian government in
commemoration of his services to that republic.
Samuel Williston, 19, Easthampton. *1874
Son of Rev. Payson Williston and Sarah Birdseye. — At Mrs. Abigail French's;
Mr. Abiel Abbot's. Left 1815. — Manufacturer. Pres. Hampshire and Hampden
R.R. ; Pres. First National Bank, Northampton ; Rep. from Easthampton,l841 ;
Senator from Hampshire, 1842-43. Founder of Williston Seminary, to which
he gave about eight hundred thousand dollars ; liberal benefactor of Amherst
College and other institutions. His charity began at home, but extended to the
ends of the earth, amounting in all to more than one and three-fourths millions
of dollars. Trustee Williston Seminary, Amherst College. 1
comprising the whole state and a part of Iowa), he met his old principal, John Adams,
LL.D., then engaged in organizing Sunday-schools in that state, to the surprise and
pleasure of both master and pupil.
1,1 He esteemed the single year which he spent on this hill, as worth more to him, edu-
1815.]
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1815.
Artemas Arnold, 18, Chatham [East Hampton], Ct. *1868
Son of Apollos Arnold and Lucy Bill. — At Mr. Jeremiah Goldsmith'*. Left
1816. —Baptist minister in Ira, Randolph, Rochester, Thetford, Vt ; Grafton,
East Lebanon, N.H. Died in Stoneham.
John Gowen Blanchard, 16, Billeriea. H. (1820.) *1834
Son of Jeremiah Blanchard and Mary Gowen. — At Capt. Benjamin Abbot's.
Graduated 1816. — Taught, and studied law, in Centreville, Md. Rector, St.
Anne's parish, Annapolis, Md., from 1824.
James Aiken Bussell, 18, New Hampton, N.H. *1847
At Mr. Jeremiah Goldsmith's. — Name afterwards written Boswell. Studied
theology with Rev. Lucius Bolles, Salem. Baptist minister in Danversport,
Reading; Middletown, Pomfret, Ct. ; Medfield; Bow, Gilmanton, Alexandria,
Newton, N.H.
Timothy Briggs Deane, 16, Fairhaven. Br. 1822. *1838
Son of'Noah Deane and Hannah Briggs. — Left 1816. — Teacher, and in commission
business, New York City, several years ; afterwards in New Orleans, where be
died.
Othniel Dinsmore, 1 7, Francestown, N.H. H. 1822. *1827
Son of Dea. Robert Dinsmore and Sarah Dickey. — At Mr. William Foster's;
Foster Lodge, No. I. 1 Graduated 1817. — Teacher of grammar school, Concord,
Mass., 1822-25, studying law also with Elisha Fuller, Esq. Died in Francestown.
John Nicholson Duncan, 19, New Orleans, La. Y. 1823. *1841
Son of Abner L. Duncan. Lawyer. New Orleans. Judge of Municipal Court .
Charles James Folsom, 10, Andover. *1874
Left 1817. — Bookseller ; real estate broker. New York City.
George Folsom, 13, Andover. H. 1822. *1869
Brother of preceding ; sons of Thomas Folsom (second landlord of the Mansion
House) and Edna Ela ; born in Kennebunk, Me. — Graduated 1818. — Studied
law with Ether Shepley. Saco. First Principal of Concord Academy, 1823-25 ;
Preceptor, Framingham Academy, 1826. Lawyer and historical writer. Wor-
cester ; New York City. Member of Court of Errors, and Senator, N.Y. ;
Charge d'Afiaires to Netherlands. Mem. Me. Hist. Soc; Mem. Mass. Hist.
Soc. ; Mem. Amer. Antiq. Soc; Lib'n N.Y. Hist. Soc; Mem. Hist. Gen. Soc;
Mem. Amer. Geog. and Statis. Soc. : Pres. Amer. Ethnol. Soc. LL.D. Died in
Rome.
Roswell Goodwin, 16, New Hartford, Ct. Y. 1821. *1824
Son of Jeduthan Goodwin and Eunice [Merrill ?]. — AtTheol. Sem. No. 29; Mr.
Henry Holt's; Mrs. Martha Carnes'; Mrs. Folsom's; John L. Abbot's, Esq.
Graduated 1817. — And. Theol. Sem. 1824. Died at New Hartford, of consump-
tion, while a member of the Seminary.
cationally, than all the other instruction he ever had." — Remarks of M. F. Dickinson,
Esq., on the presentation of Mr. Williston's portrait, at the centennial celebration, 1878.
" 1 Foster Lodge " is used in the broadside catalogue of 1817 for Mr. William Foster's;
the name was probably given by William Person, 1814.
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William Gragg, 28, Groton. H. 1820. *1852
Son of Thomas Gragg and Eunice Lakin. — At Widow Abigail F reach's. Gradu-
ated 1817. — And. Theol. Sem. (1825.) Pastor, Windham, Me., 1828-31. Res.
Carlisle, Bedford, Groton.
David Green, 17, Stoneham. Y. 1821. *1866
Brother of Samuel, 1810; sons of Thomas Green and Anna Knight. — At Mr.
Henry Holt's ; Mr. Henry Abbot's. Graduated 1817. — Principal Amherst
Academy, 1823. And. Theol. Sem. 1826. Secretary A.B.C.F.M. 1828-48. Com-
piler, with Lowell Mason, of Church Psalmody. Res. Roxbury ; Windsor,
Vt. ; Westborough.
Lyman Hawes, 21, Brookfield. *1861
Son of Joel Hawes and Clarinda Thayer. Born in Medway. Brother of (Rev.
Dr.) Joel Hawes, teacher in Phillips Academy, 1814-15. Served on the Niagara
frontier in War of 1812. — Farmer and extensive land-owner. Lima, N.Y.
Town officer. Rep. from Lima.
William Kneeland Hedge, 14, Cambridge. H. 1820. *1833
Son of Prof. Levi Hedge and Mary Kneeland. — At Prof. Pearson's. Graduated
1816. — Harv. Law Sch. 1823. Lawyer. Hamilton, O. ; Waltham. Died at
West Cambridge.
Albert Hyde, 16, Franklin, Ct. *1886
Son of Joseph Hyde and Julitta Abel. — Left 1816. — Farmer and miller. Frank-
lin (Baltic Village, now Sprague), Scotland, Ct. ; from 1882, Allison, la.
Moses Ingalls, 20, Danville, Vt. *1860
Son of Dea. Timothy Ingalls and Bathsheba Worcester. —At Madam French's.
Left 1816.— Bangor Theol. Sem. 1822. Pastor, Cabot, Barnard, Whiting, Vt. ;
Lewis, Elizabeth town, N.Y. Res. Burlington, Pa. Died at Whitehall, Wis.
A.M. hon. Midd., 1829.
John Hazen Kimball, 18, Concord, N.H. D. 1821. *1858
Son of Judge John Kimball and Eunice White. Born in Vershire, Vt. — At John
L. Abbot's, Esq. Left 1816. — Studied law with Joshua Sawyer, Esq., Hyde
Park, Vt. Lawyer. Barton, Vt. State's Attorney.
William Lathrop, 14, Norwich, Ct. Y. 1822. *1825
Son of Thomas Lathrop and Hannah Bill. — At Samuel Farrar's, Esq. Gradu-
ated 1818. — Norwich, Ct. Died on the day of the first meeting of his college
class, three years after graduation.
Francis Cabot Lowell, 12, Boston. H. 1821. *1874
Brother of Edward Jackson, 1813; sons of Francis Cabot Lowell, 1786, and Hannah
Jackson.— At Prof. Pearson's. Graduated 1817. — Merchant. Treasurer suc-
cessively of Amoskeag and Merrimack Manufacturing Companies; actuary
Mass. Hosp. Life Ins. Co. Boston, Waltham. Fellow Amer. Acad.
Samuel Marsh, 20, Danville, Vt. D. 1821. *1874
Son of Samuel White Marsh and Sally Brown. — " Being desirous of preaching
the gospel, he left home for Andover, going most of the way on foot, a distance
of one hundred and sixty miles." At Prof. Pearson's; Mrs. Ednah Folsom's;
Mrs. Abigail French's. Graduated 1817. — And. Theol. Sem. 1824. Home mis-
sionary; pastor in various places, New York and Vermont. Res. from 1852,
Underhill, Vt.
Jeremy Parkhurst, 21, Framingham. Y. 1819. *1843
Son of Ephraim Parkhurst and Elizabeth Look. — At Mr. Henry Abbot's; Mr.
Nathaniel Whittier's; Widow Abigail French's. Graduated 1816. — Teacher in
1815.]
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Raleigh, N.C. ; Alexandria, Va. Physician in Philadelphia. Died in Union-
ville (now Ashland).
Joshua Payne Pat/son, 14, Pomfret [Abington], Ct. Y. 1819. *1871
Son of Dea John Howe Payson and Amaryllis Payne. — And. Theol. Sem. 1824.
Pastor, Chilmark and Tisbury. Res. from 1830, Pomfret ; blind for many years.
Abraham Perkins, 16, Durham, N.H. *1853
Son of Dea. Abraham Perkins and Lydia Norton. — At Mr. Henry Abbot's.
Left 1816. — Merchant. Durham, N.H.
Rufus Austin Putnam, 23, Sutton. H. 1822. *1873
Son of Dea. Reuben Putnam and Elizabeth Mason. — At Widow Phebe Abbot's ;
Samuel Farrar's, Esq.; Mr. James Locke's. Graduated 1818. — Pastor, Fitch-
burgh; Chichester, N.H. Died at Pembroke, N.H.
Reuben Sanborn, 25, Springfield, N.H. H. (1822.) *1830
Son of Reuben Sanborn and Sarah Worthen. — At Mr Henry Holt's ; Mrs.Abigail
French's. Graduated 1818. — Preached in Windsor, N.Y., and other places.
Died at Painted Post, N.Y.
Jeremiah Searle, 21, Rowley. U. 1821. *1861
Son of Stephen Searle and Mary Jewett. Born in Atkinson, N.H. — At Mr.
Nathaniel Whittier's ; Mr. Abiel Upton's. Graduated 1817. — Studied theology
under Prof. Andrew Yates, Union College. Pastor, Rotterdam, Coxsackie,
Fallsburgh, N.Y.
Oliver Abbot Shaw, 17 ', Boston. 1 Y. 1821. *1855
Born in Lexington. — At Mr. William Foster's; Foster Lodge, No. 1. Graduated
1S17. — Studied law with Hon. Seth B. Staples, New Haven, Ct., and at Yale
Law Sch. Teacher, Richmond, Va. Rector, Phenixville, Pa.; teacher, Phila-
delphia. Died in Yazoo City, Miss.
Andrew G. Smith, 11, Richmond, Va.
At the Principal's. Left 1817. —
Caleb Stetson, 22, Harvard. H. 1822. *1870
Son of Capt. Thomas Stetson and Elizabeth Cook. Born in Kingston. — At Mr.
William Foster's ; Mr. Abiel Abbot's. Graduated 1817. — Harv. Div. Sch. 1827.
Pastor, Medford, South Scituate, Lexington. Preacher of Artillery election
sermon, 1830. Mem. Hist. Gen. Soc.
James Stratton, 20, Athol. *
Son of Peleg Stratton and Elizabeth Kendall. — At Theol. Sem. No. 4. " Scholar
of the House." Left 1817. — Went to Georgia for his health, and died about
1822.
Zephaniah Swift, 15, Derby, Ct. *1817
Son of Rev. Zephaniah Swift and Sarah Packard. —At Prof. Porter's. Left
1816. — Died of consumption, at Derby.
William Carter Trask, 11, Bnmfield. *1815
Son of Col. Israel Elliot Trask and Elizabeth Carter. — Died in Boston, less than
a month after entering Academy, and buried in the Granary burying-ground.
Philo Kingsbury Tweedy, 12, Hampton, Ct. *1874
Son of John Tweedy and Rhoda Kingsbury. — New York. In mercantile busi-
ness. Res. mostly in Hampton, Ct.
Robert Vose, 14, Cambridgeport. *1816
Son of Robert Vose and Rebecca K. Ritchie. — Died at Andover, while a pupil
of the Academy
1 Registered in succeeding years as from Lexington.
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Eleazer Mather Porter Wells, 21, Hartford, Ct. Br. (1821.) *1878
Son of James A. Wells and Lucy Bull Served in the Conn. Militia in War of
1812 — At Theol. Sem. No. 29. Left 1817. — Fifty-one years in Boston : in
charge of House of Reformation for Juvenile Offenders, of School for Moral
Discipline, and of the City Mission in connection with St. Stephen's chapel,
of which he was minister. " A remarkable man, with a genius for charity, and
a childlike love for God." Mem. Soc. of the Cincinnati of Mass. A.M. hon.,
Bro. 1834. D D.
Leonard Woods, 8, Andover. U. 1827. *1878
Son of Prof. Leonard Woods and Abigail Wheeler. Graduated 1823. — And.
Theol. Sem. 1830. Instructor in Hebrew, And. Theol. Sem. 1830-31 : editor Lit.
and Theol. Review, New York; Prof. Sac. Lit., Bangor Theol. Sem. ; Pres.
Bowd. Coll. twenty-seven years ; translator of Knapp's Theology ; author of
Documentary History of Maine . Mem. Me. Hist. Soc. : Mem. Mass. Hist. Soc. ;
Mem. Amer. Antiq. Soc. D.D. LL D. Died in Boston ; buried in Andover.
1816.
George Eliashib Adams, 14, Bangor [Maine]. Y. 1821. *1875
Son of Dea. Eliashib Adams and Anne Leland. Born in Worthington. — At
Mrs. Mary Foster's. Graduated 1817. — And. Theol Sem. 1826. Prof. Sac. Lit.,
Bangor Theol. Sem.; pastor in Brunswick, Me. forty years ; Orange, N.J.
Overseer Bowd. Coll. ; Trustee Bangor Theol. Sem. D.D.
Joseph Barker, Jr., 12, Marblehead.
Brother of Nathaniel, 1813; sons of Joseph Barker. — At Mr. Ezra Abbot's.—
" Lived at the South."
Henry Benedict, 20, Norwalk, Ct. Y. 1822. *1868
Son of John Benedict and Jane Raymond. — At Mr. Thomas Folsom's ; the
Principal's. Graduated 1818. — Pastor, Norwalk, Ct, ; Lansingburgh, N.Y. ;
Covington, Ky.; "New York Cong, ch." (Bowery); Westport, Ct. ; Port
Chester, N.Y. Died at Saratoga Springs.
Simeon Smith Bicknell, 22, Plainfield, N.H. D. 1823 *1876
Son of Nathaniel Bicknell and Elizabeth Dustin. Born in Enfield, N.H. — At
Mr. Abiel Upton's ; Miss Hannah Newman's. President of Social Fraternity.
Left 1819. —Teacher, Salem; Jericho, Vt.; Malone, N.Y. Studied divinity
with Rev. Ashbel Parmelee, D.D., Malone, N.Y. Pastor, Gouverneur, N.Y. ;
Jericho, Yt, ; Fort Atkinson, Milton, Wis. Res. from 1872, Fort Atkinson.
Lemuel Bingham, 18, Pittsfield. *1885
Son of Septimius Bingham (" a fifer, as a boy-soldier in the Revolutionary War ')
and Silence Strong. — At Capt. Benjamin Abbot's. Left 1817. — Learned print-
ing and went to North Carolina. Editor of Western Carolinian at Salisbury, of
Observer at Fayetteville. and of Catawba Journal at Charlotte. Over thirty
years Clerk and Master in Equity of Davie Co. Died at Statesville, N.C; 90
years old.
Lewis Bixby, 19, Lime (Lyme), N.H.
Son of Samuel Bixby and Sarah Nelson ; half-brother of Alfred, 1811. —At Mr.
Nathaniel Whittier's ; Capt. Jeremiah Batchelder's. Scholar of the House;
President of Social Fraternity. Left 1817 — Studied for Episcopal ministry ;
taught in Brooklyn, Seneca Falls, N.Y.; Rockford, 111. Died at Rochester, N.Y.
1816.]
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Cleopas Boyd, 15, [South] Berwick [Maine]. *1880
Sou of Kev. Ebenezer Little Boyd and Sarah Frazier. Born in Boston. — At Capt.
Benjamin Abbot's. Left 1817. — Lawyer. Harmony, Me.
John Kent Bradbury, 14, Portland [Maine]. *
Son of Hon. George Bradbury and Mary Kent. — At Mr. Ezra Abbot's. Left
1817. — "Died at sea."
Caleb Burbank, 22, Boseawen, N.H. D. 1821. *187G
Son of Samuel Burbank and Eunice Fettengill. At Mr. Henry Holt's. — And.
Theol. Sem. 1824. Sent by Conn. Missionary Soc. to the " Western Reserve."
Pastor, Chester, Madison, Mesopotamia, Brecksville, Chatham, 0. Res. from
1867, Stamford, N.Y.
Isaiah Cicero Burnap, 21, Windham, Vt. M. 1821. *1854
Son of Dea. John Burnap and Candace Bliss. — At Mr. A. J. Gould's. Left 1817.
— Preceptor Addison County Grammar School, Middlebury, Vt. Studied
theology with Rev. Joshua Bates, D.D., Midd Coll. Preceptor Academy and
pastor, Chester, Vt. ; pastor, Appleton St. (now Eliot) church, Lowell. Author
of Youth's Ethereal Director, 1822.
Jonas Burnham, 18, Arundel [Kennebunkport, Me.]. Bo. 1823. *1889
Son of Seth Burnham and Lydia Lasscll. — At Mrs. Ann Whittier's. Graduated
1816 —Teacher of academies and high schools in Maine (Bath, China, Bridg-
ton, Kennebunk, Hallowell, Augusta, Farmiugton) nearly forty years; pastor,
Strong, Wilton, Me., 1 860-73; afterwards teacher of private pupils at Farming-
ton, Me., till within three days of his death. 93 years old. 1
Elijah Lansing Coe, 21, Hartland, Ct. U. 1822. *1823
Son of Elijah Coe and Margaret (?) Hutchinson. — At Mr. William Foster's.
Left 1817. — Tutor, Amh. Coll. 1822-23. Intended to enter the ministry; " died
suddenly at a friend's house in Boston.'
Abijah Cross, 22, Methuen. D. 1821. *1856
Son of Abijah Cross (a soldier of the Revolution) and Elizabeth Parker. Began
the study of medicine, before entering the Academy, with Dr. Ralph Harris of
Methuen. — Studied theology with Rev. Edward L. Parker and Rev. Daniel
Dana Londonderry, N.H. And. Theol. Sem. (1825.) Pastor, Salisbury, N.H.;
West Haverhill.
Increase Sumner 2 Davis, 19, Brookline. *1864
Son of Dea. Ebenezer Davis and Lucy Aspinwall. Apprenticed to a wheelwright
in Roxbury. — Roomed with Hiram Bingham, then in the Theological Seminary,
afterwards the first missionary to the Sandwich Islands. — Wheelwright and
teacher till 1821; farmer in Newton till 1827. Studied theology with Rev.
Jonathan Homer, D.D., Newton. Pastor Dorchester, Wentworth. Piedmont,
N.H. ; from 1860, Nevinsville, la. Town Clerk and Sup't of Schools in Dorches-
ter; acted as physician in Iowa. A man of great physical strength and en-
durance, always travelling on foot to meet his various and often distant ap
pointments. In 1863 he " walked to the General Conference in Des Moines, a
distance of eighty miles."
William Henry D'Wolf, 1 7, Bristol, R.I. *1853
Son of U.S. Senator James D'Wolf and Ann Bradford. Midshipman, U.S.N.,
serving on the Java under Commodore Oliver H. Perry, in the Mediterranean
expedition, 1815. — Left 1817. — For several years engaged in whaling business,
1 Present at the Centennial Celebration, 1878.
2 Named for his great-unele, Governor Sumner, whose sword he inherited and turned
into a carving-knife.
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Bristol. U.S. Consul to Dundee. Scotland; taken sick on his passage thither,
returned on the same steamer, and died in New York the day after his arrival.
William Gorham Drury, 13, Marblehead. *1863
Son of Dr. John Drury and Hannah Smith. — At Mr. Nathaniel Whittier's. Left
1817. — U.S.A., serving in California From 1861, in Hickman, Ky.; "though
taking no part in the war, was arrested by Northern soldiers, and thrown into
a federal prison at Columbus, Ky.. where he died."
Theodore Edson, 23, Bridge water. H. 1822. *1883
Son of Benjamin Edson and Deborah Perkins. — At Dea. Isaac Abbot's; Miss Sally
Holt's. Graduated 1818. — Studied theology with Rev. Samuel Farmar Jarvis,
D.D., Boston. Lay reader in St. Matthew's church, South Boston. Rector,
St. Anne's church, Lowell, fifty-nine years. Founder of the school system of
Lowell. D.D.
Edward Bliss Emerson, 12, Boston. H. 1824. *1834
Son of Rev. William Emerson and Ruth Haskins ; brother of Ralph Waldo Em-
erson—At Mrs. Phebe Abbot's; Mr. Ezra Abbot's; Miss Sally Holt's. Left
1818. — Valedictorian at Harvard. Taught private school at Roxbury ; studied
law with Daniel Webster ; admitted to bar, 1828. Compelled by ill health to
relinquish his profession. Res. from 1836, Porto Rico, W.I.
Nathaniel Evans, 18, Concord, N.H. *1876
Son of Asa Evans and Dorothy Buss. Born in Peterborough, N.H. — Left 1817.
— Merchant. Keene, Concord, Hopkinton, N.H.
Leonard Fletcher. 18, State of New York. 1 *1859
Son of Phineas Fletcher and Mary Campbell. Born in Lancaster. — At Mr. Henry
Holt's. — First studied law in Philadelphia; afterwards theology under Presi-
dent William Stoughton, D.D., Columbian Univ., Washington. Pastor in
Maryland; New Jersey; Great Valley church, Chester Co., Pa.; Hamilton,
N.Y.; Penningtonville (now Atglen), Pa.
Benjamin Hezekiah Flint, 14, [South] Danvers. *1820
Son of Capt. Hezekiah Flint and Sally Putnam. — At Mr. Moses Wood's. —
James Putnam Flint, 14, [North] Reading. *1883
Son of Col. Daniel Flint and Priscilla Sawyer. — At Mr. A. J. Gould's. Left 1814.
— Hide and wool merchant, Boston and Buenos Ayres; 1849, established the
firm of Flint, Peabody. and Co., one of the earliest business houses in San Fran-
cisco, Cal. Alderman, 1851.
Joseph Ives Foot, 20, Granville, N.Y. U. 1821. *1840
Son of Joseph Foot and Abigail Baldwin. Born in Waterbury, Ct. — At Mr.
Nathaniel Whittier's. Left 1817. — And. Theol. Sem. 1824. Preached at Barn-
well C.H., S.C., and Epping, N.H.; pastor, West Brookfield; Salina, Cortland,
N.Y.; Knoxville, Tenn. Elected President Washington Coll., East Tennessee;
thrown from his horse and died while on his way to be inaugurated. D.D.
Isaac Fuller, 17, Mansfield. Br. (1822.) *1819
Son of Isaac and Huldah Fuller. — At Mr. Palfrey Downing's. Graduated 1818. —
Died at Mansfield, while a member of the freshman class of Brown University.
Wakefield Gale, 19, Pembroke, N.H. D. 1822. *1881
Son of Joseph Gale and Susannah Frye. — Graduated 1818. — And. Theol. Sem.
1825. Pastor, Eastport, Me.; Rockport (twenty-eight years); West Granville.
Res. from 1866, Easthampton.
i Kingsbury, N.Y.
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Jonathan Jackson Gardner, 10, Boston. H. (1825.) *1856
At Mr. Moses Wood's; Prof. Woods'. Left 1819. — Boston, Somerville.
Joseph Henry Gardner, 12, Boston. *1876
At Mr. Moses Wood's; Prof. Woods'. Left 1817. — In early life a sailor ; for many
years a lay missionary among seamen in Philadelphia and New York ; Mem.
New Eng. Soc. of N.Y. Died in Brooklyn, N.Y.
Samuel Gardner, 9, Boston. *
Brother of two preceding; sons of John Gardner and Sarah Jackson. — At Mr.
Moses Wood's; Prof. Woods'. Left 1819. — Boston ; New York.
George Henry Geyer, 11, Boston. *
At Mr. A. J. Gould's. Left 1817. — " Died at Rio Grande, South America."
John Whitelock Geyer, 13, Boston. *
Brother of preceding; sons of Frederick Wm. Geyer and Rebecca Frazier. — At
Mr. A. J. Gould's. —
John Gibson, Jr., 12, Francestown, N. H. D. (1824.) *1857
Son of John Gibson and Mary Gale. —At Foster Lodge, No. 1 ; Mr. William
Foster's. Left 1819. — Landlord of Eagle Coffee-house (burned 1851), and Eagle
Hotel, Concord, N. H. Kep. from Concord. " Major Gibson."
Alva Goodman, 17, Hadley.
At Mr. Nathaniel Whittier's. —
Daniel LeBaron Goodwin, 16, Norton. Br. 1822. *1867
Son of Daniel Goodwin and Polly Briggs, — At Mr. Amos Blanchard's. Gradu-
ated 1818. —And. Theol. Sem. (1826.) Rector, Sutton, twenty-nine years ; city
missionary, Providence, R. I.
George Griswold, 14, Bristol, R. I. Br. 1821. *1829
Son of Bishop Alexander Yiets Griswold and Elizabeth Mitchelson. — At Capt.
Jeremiah Batchelder's. Left 1818. — Assistant minister at Trinity church, and
at St. Paul's church, Boston; Rector, St. John's church, Northampton; Christ
church, Alexandria, Va. Died in Bristol.
Isaac Patten Hearsey, 13, Cambridge. H. (1823.) *1842
Left 1817. — Harv. Med. 1829. Died in Baker Co., Ga.
William Hilliard, Jr.,13, Cambridge. H. 1821. *1869
Son of William Hilliard (bookseller, Cummings and Hilliard) and Sarah Lovering.
— At Mr. Amos Blanchard's; Mr. J. A. Gould's. Graduated 1817. — Harv. Law
Sch. 1825. Lawyer. Boston. Master in Chancery.
Samuel Gibson Jewett, 20, Holies [Hollis], N. H. *1872
Son of Dea. Stephen Jewett, Jr., and Elizabeth Pool. — At Capt. George Abbot's.
Left 1817. — Trader in Hollis; painted portraits in Kentucky. Died in San Au-
gustine, Texas.
Horace Kimball, 12, Newburyport.
Son of James Kimball and Mary Estabrook; brother of David Stearns, 1814. — At
Mr. Amos Blanchard's. Left 1817. — In mercantile business, Boston, New York,
and Cincinnati. Harv. Med. 1834. Dentist in New York thirty-five years. Res.
from 1871, Plainfield, N. J.
Warren Kimball, 16, Newburyport. *1875
Brother of preceding.— At Mr. Amos Blanchard's. Left 1817.— In mercantile busi-
ness, Eastport, Me.; from 1824 in New York.
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Willard Kimball, 21, Plainfield, N. H. *1866
Brother of David, 1812; sons of David Kimball and Priscilla Herrick. Born in
Hopkinton, N. H. Apprenticed to a tanner and currier in West Lebanon,
N.H., for seven years. — Studied theology with Rev. Jeremiah Chaplin. D.D.,
in Danvers and in Waterville Coll. Pastor in (South) Abington ; East Bethel,
Vt.; editor Vermont Telegraph, Brandon, Vt.; pastor in Antrim, N.H. Res.
from 1863, Brandon. Died at Newton Centre.
John Stocker Coffin Knowlton, 18, Hopkinton, N.H. D. 1823. *1871
Son of Daniel Knowlton and Mary Stocker. — At Mr. Ezra Abbot's. Graduated
1819. — Taught in Beverly. Editor of Lowell Journal, 1827-31. Res. from 1831,
Concord; from 1833, Worcester. Editor of Palladium thirty-seven years;
Mayor; High Sheriff; Rep.(from Lowell) 1829, 1831; Senator from Worcester,
1852, '53; Mem. Const. Conv. 1853; Pres. Elector, 1856.
Hiram Morrill Locke, 16, Andover. *1820
Son of James Locke (landlord of the Mansion House, and afterwards of Locke's
Tavern,^) an( j Tabitha (Edwards) Odiorne. Left 1817. — Died at sea.
Solomon Lyman, 21, Easthampton. Y. 1822. *1871
Son of Dea. Solomon Lyman and Lois Janes. — At Widow Abigail French's.
Left 1818. — Studied theology with Rev. Drs. Spring, Cox, and Baldwin, New
York. Pastor, Pittstown, Keeseville, N.Y.; Poultney, Vt. Res. from 1842 in
Easthampton, preaching at West Farms seven years.
George Perkins Marsh, 16, Woodstock, Vt. D. 1820. *1882
Brother of Lyndon Arnold, 1813; sons of Hon. Charles Marsh and Susan (Perkins)
Arnold. — At Mr. Nathaniel Whittier's. Graduated 1816. — Valedictorian at
Dartmouth. Lawyer in Burlington, Vt. Rep. ; Member of Governor's Council ;
M.C. six years. Minister Resident in Turkey; Special Envoy to Greece in
matter of Dr. Jonas King; Minister Plenipotentiary in Italy twenty-one years.
Member of many learned societies in America and Europe ; author of philolog-
ical works. LL.D. Died in Vallombrosa, Italy.
Thomas Meek, Jr., 12, Marblehead. *
Son of Capt. Thomas Meek and Mercy Nichols. — At Mr. Ezra Abbot's; Mrs.
Martha Carnes'. Left 1818. — Marblehead, Boston; Sandwich Islands.
Joseph Muenscher, 18, Providence, R.I. Br. 1821. *1884
Son of John Muenscher and Johanna Sophia Knoechell. — At Widow Phebe Ab-
bot's. Graduated 1817- 2 — And. Theol. Sem. (1825.) Teacher of music, P. A.,
1823. Rector, Clappville (in Leicester, now Rochdale), Northampton; Saco,
Me. Prof. Sac. Lit., instructor in Heb., and lecturer on Bib. Lit. and Interpre-
tation, Episc. Theol. Sem., Gambier, O.; Prof. Latin, Kenyon Coll., college
preacher, and trustee of both institutions. Rector, afterwards missionary at
large, Mt. Vernon, O. Editor of Gambier Observer and Western Episcopalian.
Author of Commentary on Proverbs and other books; compiler of the Church
Choir. D.D.
Levi Packard, Jr., 24, [North] Bridgewater. Br. 1821. *1857
Son of Levi Packard and Ruth Snow. — At Mr. Ezra Abbot's; Capt. Benjamin
1 " Who left our hill-top for a new abode,
And reared his sign-post farther down the road."
— Centennial Poem of Oliver Wendell Holmes, P.A. 1824.
2 " During his academic and theological courses he walked every Saturday from An-
dover to Salem, twenty miles, played the organ in St. Peter's church, and walked back
on Monday in time for his recitations."
1816.]
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Abbot's. Graduated 1817. — Valedictorian at Brown. Studied theology with
Rev. Jacob Ide, D.D., Medway. Pastor in Spencer (twenty-seven years); Woon-
socket, R.I. Died at Stafford Springs, Ct.
Zibeon Packard, 21, [North] Bridgewater [Brockton]. *1887
Son of Isaiah Packard and Betsey Packard. — In mercantile business for a time;
a leading farmer in Plymouth County. Abington. 92 years old.
John Phillips, 11, [North] Andover. *1863
Son of Col. John Phillips, 1782, and Lydia Gorham; brother of Samuel, 1809, and
Nathaniel Gorham, 1825.— At Mark Newman's, Esq. Left 1819. — Merchant.
Boston, Newburyport; Macon, Ga. ; Mobile, Ala.; New Orleans. Custom-house
inspector, Newburyport. Died in Dorchester.
Augustus Pomeroy, 21, Granville. W. 1821. *1875
Son of Dea. Elihu Pomeroy and Lydia Barker. Born in Belchertown. — Left
1817. — And. Theol. Sem. 1825. Home missionary in Missouri and Ohio. Estab-
lished female seminary at Chillicothe, O., 1831; pastor in Hamilton, O. ; Lacon,
111 ; Piqua, O. ; Rockville, Ct.; Fredonia, N.Y.; Ashtabula, O.; from 1853,
Groton, N.Y.
John Porter [21], Cambridge. *1865
Son of Rev. Micaiah Porter and Elizabeth Gallup, Plainfield, N.H. — Dart. Med.
1820. Physician in Duxbury nearly forty-five years.
Andrew Rankin, 20, Littleton, N.H. *1862
Son of Andrew Rankin and Abby French. Walked from his home to Andover.
— At Prof. Porter's; Miss Hannah Newman's. Left 1818. — Studied theology
with Rev. Brown Emerson, Salem. Pastor in Colebrook, Thornton, Salisbury,
N.H.; So. Berwick, Me.; Chester, Vt.; Danville, N.H. Also in the service of
missionary and temperance societies. A.M. hon., Dart. Coll. 1839.
James Barnard Read, 13, Cambridge. *1883
Son of James Read and Mary Stebbins Brown. — At Mr. A. J. Gould's. Left
1817. — With his father 1 in livery stable, Cambridge ; afterwards in same busi-
ness in Boston.
Isaac Rogers, 21, Gloucester. D. 1822. *1872
Son of "Master" William Rogers and Elizabeth Low. — At Mark Newman's,
Esq. ; Mrs. Martha Carnes'. Graduated 1818. — And. Theol. Sem. 1825. Pastor,
Farmington, Me. (thirty-two years); Enfield, N.H. Res. from 1860, Farmington.
James Buggies, 19, Cambridge, N.Y. *1854
Son of Timothy Ruggles. — At Mr. Henry Holt's. — Printer in Cincinnati; St.
Louis ; Edwardsville, 111.
Dudley Smith, 23, Hadley. *1858
Son of John Smith and Maria Dickinson. — At Mr. Abiel Abbot's. Left 1817. —
Merchant. Town Clerk many years ; Rep. from Hadley, 1850, '51.
Roswell Chamberlain Smith, 18, Franklin, Ct. Y. 1821. *1873
Son of Shubael Smith and Milla Chamberlain. — At Mr. Abiel Abbot's. Gradu-
ated 1817. — Teacher in Norwich, Ct., and Providence, R.I., residing afterwards
in Hartford, Ct. Author of a popular series of school text-books. Bequeathed
five hundred dollars to Phillips Academy.
Samuel Horatio Stearns, 15, Bedford. H. 1823. *183 7
Son of Rev. Samuel Stearns and Abigail French ; brother of William A., 1820,
1 " Jemmy Read held the same place that Hobson did in the Cambridge of Milton." —
Josiah Quincy, 1811, in Figures qf the Past.
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and Jonathan F., 1823. —At Mrs. Abigail French's. Graduated 1819. — Teacher
in Phillips Academy, 1823-1825. 1 And. Theol. Sem. 1828. Ordained pastor of
Old South church, Boston, 1831, but preached only three Sabbaths; an invalid
afterwards till his death in Paris.
William Sumner, 16, Danville, Vt.
At Mrs. Palfrey Downing's. Left 1817. —
John Tedder, 11, Marblehead.
Son of Maj. John and Martha Tedder. — At Mr Ezra Abbot's. Left 1817. —
WilliamWithington, 18, Dorchester. H. 1821.
Son of Joseph Weeks Withington and Elizabeth White ; brother of Leonard, 1809,
and Ebenezer W., 1819. — At John L. Abbot's, Esq. Graduated 1817. — And.
Theol. Sem. (1824.) Rector in Ashfield, Clappville (now Rochdale), Hopkinton,
Swansea. Diocesan missionary in Ohio and Michigan. Chaplain of Michigan
Legislature. Res. from 1859, Dorchester ; from 1868, Washington, D.C.
Henry 2 Wood, 21, Concord, N.H. D. 1822. *1873
Native of Loudon, N.H. Son of Eliphalet Wood (who left Dartmouth College to
join the Revolutionary army) and Elizabeth Tilton. Printer's apprentice in
Concord, N.H. — At Mrs. Phebe Abbot's. Left 1817. — Tutor, Dart. Coll.
Princ. Theol. Sem. (1826.) Prof. Lat. and Gr„ Hampden Sidney Coll. Pastor
in Goffstown, Haverhill, Hanover, Canaan, N.H. Editor Cong. Journal, Con-
cord, N.H., in connection with Daniel Kimball, 1812. U.S. Consul to Syria and
Palestine; Chaplain U.S.N, on frigate Powhatan, at Navy Yard, Portsmouth,
N.H., and in Naval Asylum, Philadelphia. D.D.
Luther Wright, 19, Easthampton. Y. 1822. *1870
Son of Luther Wright and Sarah Lyman. —At Foster Lodge, No. 2; Madam
French's; Mr. Abiel Abbot's. President of Social Fraternity. Graduated 1818.
— Principal of Academy in Maryland two years. Yale Div. Sch. 1827. Tutor,
Yale Coll. three years. Taught in Military Academy, Middletown, Ct., and
Classical School, Ellington, Ct. Principal of Leicester (Mass.) Academy, six
years. Co-operated with Samuel Williston, P.A. 1814, in the organization of
Williston Seminary, and was its first principal, 1841-49. Continued to reside
in Easthampton, and to fit students for college. Estimated to have taught in
all over four thousand pupils. Was never ordained, but often preached. Trustee
Williston Seminary.
1817.
Alanson Abbe, 21, East Windsor, Ct. *1864
Son of John Abbe and Hannah Billings. Born in Enfield, Ct. — At Mrs. Ann
Whitier's. — Yale Med. 1821. Physician. Litchfield, Ct. ; Worcester, Rox-
bury, Boston. Occupied Grove Hall, Roxbury, for twenty years, as institution
for treatment of spinal and other chronic cases.
Samuel Abbot, 10, Salem. *1873
Son of Samuel Abbot, Esq., and Anna Maria Burton, of St. Stephens, N.B. — At
Maj. Joseph Stevens'. — Merchant in Philadelphia.
1 See tribute of Oliver Wendell Holmes, 1824, in Centennial Poem :
" Kindest of teachers, studious to divine
Some hint of promise in my earliest line."
2 Registered at the Academy, and at Dartmouth College, as Harry Wood.
1817.]
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Ckades Shaw Adams, 20, Bath [Maine]. Bo. 1823. *1873
Son of Dr. Samuel Adams and Abigail Dodge. — At Capt. George Abbot's. Left
1818. — Studied theology with Rev. Benjamin Tappan, Augusta, Me. Pastor
in Newfield, Wells, Me.; Coventry, R.I.; Westford, Ct. Died at Hillsdale,
Mich.
Benoni Allen, 23, Attleborough. Br. 1823. *1867
At Mr. Palfrey Downing's; Mrs. Mary Chandler's. Left 1819. — "Preacher in
Ohio." Died at Zanesville, O.
William Stickney Allen, 12, Xewburyport. D. 1824. *1868
Son of Ephraim W. Allen (editor of Xeicburyport Herald) and Dorothy Stickney.
— At Miss Hannah Newman's. Graduated 1820. — Studied law with Stephen
W. Marston, Esq., Newburyport. Lawyer, editor of Herald, and Rep. from
Newburyport six years. Removed to St. Louis, 1837. Editor of St. Louis Re-
publican, 1856-68, and previously of other papers. Register of Land Office, 1849;
Rep. from St. Louis; Secretary of Territory of New Mexico; Judge of County
Court. Died in New Haven, Mo.
Dexter Baldwin, 18. Antrim, N.H. *1870
Son of Isaac Baldwin and Bethiah Pool. — At John L. Abbot's, Esq. Left 1818.
— Dart. Med. 1823. Physician in Mt. Vernon, Me. ; Boston. Res. from 1860,
Framingham. " One of the first Abolitionists in Maine."
Orville Barnes, 20, Bristol, Ct. *1848
Son of Daniel Barnes and Sarah Webster. — At Miss Hannah Newman's. Left
1819. — Teacher in Virginia seven years; farmer in Michigan. Justice of Peace
and elder in Presbyterian church.
George Cone Bechwith, 16, Granville, N.Y. M. 1822. *1870
Left 1818.— Valedictorian at Middlebury. Teacher, Phillips Academy, 1823-24.
And. Theol. Sem. 1826. Instructor in Sac. Lit. (assistant to Prof. Stuart), and
afterwards in Sac. Rhet. (assistant to Prof. Porter), And. Theol. Sem. Pastor
1st church, Lowell; first teacher in Lane Theol, Sem. (preparatory department);
Pastor High St. church, Portland, Me.; thirty-three years Secretary Amer.
Peace Soc, Boston. D.D.
Ralzamon Belknap, 18, Ellington, Ct. *1858
Son of Charles K. Belknap and Roxanna Bingham. — At Mrs. Ann Whittier's;
Mr. Henry Abbot's. Left 1818. — Teacher in Wilmington, Del., nineteen years ;
steward of Retreat for Insane Hartford, Ct. ; from 1840, farmer and teacher in
Coventry, Ct. Town Clerk.
Josiah Bent, Jr., 19, Milton. H. 1822. *1839
Son of Josiah Bent (who started the enterprise of manufacturing crackers) and
Susanna Tucker. — At Capt. George Abbot's; Mr. Ezra Abbot's. Graduated
1818. — Princ. Theol. Sem. (1825.) Pastor, Weymouth, Falmouth, Amherst.
Charles Bentley, 18, Tyringham [Monterey]. A. 1824. *1869
Son of Charles Bentley and Hannah Wilson. — At Mr. Palfrey Downing's ; Mr.
Henry Abbot's. Graduated 1820. — Studied theology with Rev. Allen McLean,
Simsbury, Ct. Pastor, Middle Haddam, Granby, Harwinton, WestDort, Wil-
lington, Ct. Trustee, Theol. Inst. Ct. Died at Berlin, Ct.
Asahel Bigelow, 20, Boylston. H. 1823. *1877
Son of Andrew Bigeiow and Sarah Fasset7 Walked forty-five miles to Andover
to begin preparation for college. — At Mrs. Martha Carnes'. Graduated 1819.
— And. Theol. Sem. 1826. Pastor in Walpole twenty-one years; in Hancock,
N.H., twenty-seven years. Rep. from Walpole, 1849, '50.
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Richard Sears Briggs, 14, Boxford. *1827
Son of Rev. Isaac Briggs and Sarah Sears. Born in York, Me. — At Mark New-
man's, Esq. Left 1818. — Clerk in Boston. Died at Pernambuco, So. Araer.,
while on a voyage for his health.
Horatio Nelson Brinsmade, 18, New Hartford, Ct. Y. 1822. *1879
Son of Dr. Thomas C. Brinsmade and Elizabeth Goodwin. — At Mrs. Ann Whit
tier's. Graduated 1818. — Princ. Theol. Sem. (1825.) Eight years instructor
(with Harvey P. Peet, 1817) in Amer. Asylum for Deaf and Dumb, Hartford-
Ct., also studying theology with Rev. Joel Hawes. Pastor, Collinsville, Ct. ;
Pittsfield; Newark, N.J.; Beloit, Wis. Instructor in Beloit Coll. Pastor,
Wickliffe Mission Chapel, Newark, N.J. Endowed the Brinsmade Professorship
in Beloit Coll., and (with his widow) the Brinsmade Professorship in Carleton
Coll. Trustee, Williams Coll. and Beloit Coll. ; Director, Union Theol. Sem.
D.D.
Thomas Buswell, 19, Antrim, N.H. *1826
Son of Daniel Buswell (a Revolutionary soldier) and Ede Bodwell. — At Mr.
Henry Abbot's — Carpenter. Owner of the Gregg Mills, Antrim.
Elijah Carter, 19, Keene, N.H. 1 Y. (1824.) *1822
Son of Dea. Elijah Carter and Sally Bridge. — At Mr. Thomas Folsom's; Mr. Abiel
Abbot's. Graduated 1820. — Died at Wethersfield, Ct., while a student in Yale %
Coll.
Pierce Chamberlain, 21, Philadelphia, Pa.
At Prof. Porter's. —
William Lawrence Chaplin, 20, Groton. H. (1823.) *1871
Son of Rev. Daniel Chaplin, D.D., and Susanna Prescott. — At Prof. Pearson's;
Mr. William Foster's. Graduated 1819. " Induced many of his schoolmates,
as early as 1819, on leaving Andover Academy for college, to sign a pledge to
use no spirituous liquors." — Studied law with Judge Samuel Dana, Groton.
Trustee, Groton Academy. Left Groton, 1827. General agent of New York Anti-
Slavery Soc, 1838-1851, and a life-long and earnest advocate of temperance aud
anti-slavery reforms in that state. Editor of American Citizen, Albany Patriot,
and Chaplin'' s Portfolio (Rochester). Seized in District of Columbia, 1850, for
aiding in escape of slaves of Alexander H. Stephens and Robert Toombs ; im-
prisoned several months, and released on the payment of $25,000, contributed in
large part by Gerrit Smith. Proprietor of Glen Haven (N.Y.) Water Cure,
1851-61. Died in Cortland, N.Y.
John White Chickering, 9, Woburn. M. 1826. *1888
Son of Rev. Joseph Chickering and Betsey White. — And. Theol. Sem. 1829.
Pastor of "Hillside church," Bolton, 1830-35; of High St. church, Portland,
Me., 1835-65. Afterwards Secretary of Suffolk Temperance Union, and of the
Massachusetts and Congressional Temperance Societies, residing at Wakefield
and, in the winter season, at Washington, D.C. Trustee, Bangor Theol. Sem.
D.D. Died in Brooklyn, N.Y.
Sylvester Cochran, 21, Antrim, N.H. D. 1823. *1860
Son of Andrew Cochran and Jennet Wilson. — Left 1818. — Studied theology with
Rev. John M. Whiton, Antrim. Pastor in Poultney, Yt. ; organized colony
settling Vermontville, Mich., and its first pastor ; pastor, and principal of
Academy, Northville, Mich. ; pastor, Plymouth, Mich. Died in Northville.
Arnasa Converse, 21, Lyme, N.H. D. 1822. *1872
Son of Joel Converse and Elizabeth Bixby.— At Capt. Jeremiah Batchelder's ;
1 Registered on broadside catalogues as from Putney, Vt.
1817.]
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Mrs. Martha Carries'. Graduated 1818. — Princ. Theol. Sem. (1826.) Home
missionary in Va.; editor of Visitor and Telegraph, Richmond, Va., 1827-39;
of Christian Observer, Philadelphia, 1839-61 ; of same, removed to Richmond,
1861-69: of Observer and Commonwealth, Louisville, Ky., 1869-72. D.D.
Augustus Cowdin, 16, Rindge, N.H. *1884
Son of Thomas Cowdin and Betsey Sawyer. — At Mr.Abiel Upton's. — In business
in Concord, Worcester. Lawyer in Batavia, N.Y., from 1836. Held town and
county offices.
Francis Marion Cutler, 13, Boston. *1874
Son of Benjamin Clark Cutler (High Sheriff of Norfolk Co.) and Sarah (Marion)
Hyrne. Born in Jamaica Plain.— At Dea. Isaac Abbot's ; Miss Sally Holt's.
— Farmer, Avon, N.Y., from 1830.
Samuel Delano, 23, Dalton. D. 1823. *1877
Son of Barnabas Delano and Ruth Ladd. Born in Langdon, N.H. — At Mr.
Thomas Folsom's; Mrs. Mary Foster's. Left 1819. — Studied theology with
President Bennet Tyler. Dart, Coll. Pastor, Hartland, Vt. : Haverhill, N.H.;
Strafford, Vt. Trustee, Dart. Coll. Died at Williamstown, Vt.
Joseph Doe, 21, Durham, N.H. Bo. 1823. *1873
Son of Ebenezer Doe and Hannah Chesley. — At Mr. Thomas Folsom's; Mr.
Nathaniel Carter's. Left 1819. — Name afterwards changed to Dowe. Had a
private classical school several years in basement of Chauncy St. church, Boston,
the sons of Daniel Webster, Dr. Channing, Nathan Hale, and the Appletons,
being among his pupils. Afterwards publisher and bookseller in Boston. Re-
tired to South Natick, 1863. Bequeathed three thousand dollars to Phillips
Academy for scholarships in aid of promising youth preparing for college.
Jacob Downing, 18, Arundel [Kennebunkport, Maine]. *1818
Son of John Downing and Mary Clark. — At Mrs. Ann Whittier's. — Died of con-
sumption at Arundel.
Samuel Hazzleton Fletcher, 17, Putney, Vt. Y. 1824. *1885
Son of Squire Hazeltine Fletcher and Jerusha Doolittle. — At Mrs. Ann Whit-
tier's. Graduated 1820. — And. Theol. Sem. 1828. Home missionary in Louisi-
ana, 1829. Pastor in Northbridge, 1832-34; teacher in Illinois; after 1840, book
agent in New York City. Died at the Grand Central Hotel, New York.
Sumner Fuller, 18, Newton.
Son of Dea. Joseph Fuller and Elizabeth Bacon. — At Mrs. Phebe Abbot's. Left
1818. — In business in Boston for a few years.
Asahel Goodell, 20, Westminster, Vt. *1875
Son of Asahel Goodell and Mary Hitchcock. — Left 1818. — Farmer. Westmins-
ter, Vt. Deacon.
Harley Goodwin, 20, New Hartford, Ct. M. 1824. *1855
Son of Col. William Goodwin and Abigail Croswell.— At Mr. Henry Abbot's :
Mr. Abiel Abbot's. Graduated 1820. — Studied theology with Rev. Cyrus Yale,
New Hartford. Pastor, New Marlborough; Warren, Canaan, Ct.
Jackson Gutterson, 18, Milford, N.H. H. (1823.) *1825
Son of Samuel Gutterson. —At Foster Lodge, No. 3; Mr. William Foster's.
Scholar of the House for 1817. Graduated 1819. — Harv. Med. 1823-26, studying
also with Dr. Calvin Thomas of Tyngsborough, and Dr. Solomon D. Townsend
of Boston. Died at Milford.
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Lent Leonidas Hamlin, 20, Canton, Ct. *1865
Son of Mark Hamlin and Roxana Moses. — At Mr. Henry Abbot's. Left 1820. —
Name afterwards written Leonidas Lent Hamline. Lawyer, Zanesville, O.
Began to preach, 1829. Assistant editor of Western Christian Advocate, and
editor of Ladies' Repository, Cincinnati; Bishop of M.E. church, 1844-52. Res.
from 1857, Mt. Pleasant, la.
Solomon Hardy, 21, Hollis, N.H. M. 1824. *1842
Son of Solomon Hardy and Mary Bailey. — At Mrs. Phebe Abbot's. Scholar of
the House for 1818. Graduated 1820. — And. Theol. Sem. 1827. Home mis-
sionary in Illinois ; pastor, South Wellfleet, Eastham.
David Tappan Harris, 14, Portsmouth, N.H. *1845
Son of Dea. Job Harris and Elizabeth Mann. — At Mark Newman's, Esq. ; Miss
Hannah Newman's. Left 1819. — Said to have begun preparation for the ministry
at South Reading Academy, 1 and to have preached for a short time. In stationery
and paper-hanging business, New York. Killed at the launching of a schooner.
Francis Hilliard, 11, Cambridge. H. 1823. *1878
Son of William Hilliard and Sarah Lovering ; brother of William, 1816.— Law-
yer and jurist. Judge of Police Court, Roxbury ; Commissioner and Judge of
Insolvency, Norfolk Co. Rep. from Roxbury, 1848.
Nathaniel Hooper, 1 1, Marblehead. *1859
Son of Capt. Robert Hooper and Mary Glover; brother of Benjamin F., 1824. —
At Prof. Woods'. Left 1819. — Shipping merchant in Boston.
Hiram WildmanHusted, 15, Danbury, Ct. Y. 1823. *1868
Son of Samuel Husted. — At Prof. Stuart's; Mrs. Mary Foster's. Graduated
1819. —Lawyer. Smithfield, Raleigh, N.C. Editor Whig newspaper in presi-
dential campaign of 1844. U.S. District Attorney.
Charles Jarvis, 1 7, Concord. H. 1821. *1826
Son of Dea. Francis Jarvis and Millicent Hosmer. — At Capt. Jeremiah Batchel-
der's. Graduated 1817. — Harv. Med. 1825, studying also with Drs. Hurd and
Bartlett of Concord, and Shattuck of Boston. Physician. So. Bridgewater.
Died in Concord.
Merrick Augustus Jewett, 12, Ashburnham. D. 1823. *1874
Son of Col. Joseph Jewett and Sarah Woods. — At Prof. Woods'. Left 1818. —
Studied theology under Rev. John McKim Duncan, Baltimore. Preached eight
years in Bedford Co., Pa., and pastor twenty-five years in Terre Haute, Ind.
Died in Texas, while on a journey for his health.
Amasa Jones, 24, Lincoln.
Reuben Jones, 27, New Marlborough. *1820
Son of Thomas and Lydia Jones. — At Mr. Palfrey Downing's. — Died in New
Marlborough.
Daniel Putnam King, 16, [South] Danvers. H. 1823. *1850
Son of Capt. Daniel King and Phebe Upton.— At Mr. William Foster's. Gradu-
ated 1819. — Farmer and statesman. Rep. from Danvers, and Speaker of House ;
Senator from Essex, and President of Senate; M.C. 1843-1850. " Uncompro-
mising opponent of all measures which tended to strengthen the hold of slavery
upon the institutions of the country." Mem. Hist. Gen. Soc. Res. Danvers
(now West Peabody).
1 " Intended as an Introductory School to the Theological School at Newton."
1817.]
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William Rufus King, 13, Saco [Maine]. Bo. 1823. *1836
Son of Hon. Cyrus King.1787, and Hannah Storer.— At the Principal's. Graduated
1819. — Studied law with Hon. Frederick Allen, Gardiner, Me. Lawyer, Sul-
livan, Me.; teacher, Shiloh, N.C.
Henry Willis Kinsman, 14, Haverhill. D. 1822. *1839
Son of Dr. Aaron Kinsman and Nancy Willis. Born in Portland, Me. — At Mr.
Thomas Folsom's ; Mr. Abiel Abbot's. Graduated 1818. —Studied law with
Daniel Webster Lawyer. Boston ; from 1836, Newburyport. Captain of City
Guards, Mem. Com. Council, and Fourth of July Orator, 1836, Boston. Rep.
from Boston five years, from Newburyport three years; Senator from Essex
1841; U.S. Collector, Newburyport, 1841-45, and 1849-53; Mem. Const. Conv!
1853.
Daniel Lawrence, 18, Holies [Hollis], N.H. *1848
Son of Daniel Lawrence and Polly Johnson. — At Capt. Benjamin Abbot's; Mrs.
Phebe Abbot's. Left 1818. — Physician. Natchez, Miss. ; St. Louis, Mo.
Joseph Warren Leland, 12, Saco [Maine]. Bo. 1826. *1858
Son of Hon. Joseph Leland, 1784, and Dorcas King. — At Miss Hannah Newman's.
Left 1819. — Lawyer in Saco. County Att'y. Succeeded his father as member
of the Soc. of the Cincinnati of Mass.
David Jewett Moody, 13, Waltham.
Son of Paul Moody (afterward a pioneer manufacturer in Lowell) and Susan
Morrill. — At Foster Lodge, No. 1. Left 1818. — Res. in Lowell; at one time
Sup't of the Lowell Co. Afterwards removed to Missouri.
Forris Moore, 20, Putney, Vt.
At Miss Hannah Newman's. Left 1818. —
John Newman, 12, Newburyport. *1864
Son of Samuel Newman and Phebe Hale. — At Mark Newman's, Esq. Left 1818.
— Farmer in Newbury.
John Cutler Nichols, 15, [West] Brookfield. Y. 1824. *1868
Son of Lieut. Isaac Nichols and Abigail Cutler. Apprentice in Ebenezer Mer-
riam and Co.'s printing office, West Brookfield, before beginning to prepare for
college. — At the Principal's. Graduated 1820.— Teacher in Wethersfield, Ct.
Yale Div. Sch. 1830. Home missionary in Hull, Lower Canada; pastor in
Stonington and Lebanon, Ct. Kept family school for boys in Lebanon and Old
Lyme, Ct.
Ebenezer Nickerson, 16, Boston. *
Son of Ebenezer Nickerson and Salome Collins. Born in Provincetown. — At Mr.
Thomas Folsom's. — Went to sea immediately after leaving the Academy. Res.
in England ; at one time, on the Isle of Rhodes. Never returned to America.
Ambrose Niles, 21, Lyme, Ct. *
Son of Dea. Ambrose Niles and Lois Brockway. — Left 1818. — Yale Med. (1823.)
Physician. Went to Mississippi.
Ebenezer Pardee Niles, 20, Stockbridge. W. 1823. *1837
Son of Jonathan Niles and Sybil Johnson. Born in West Stockbridge. —At
Prof. Pearson's. Graduated 1819. — Berkshire Med. Inst. Teacher in Camden,
S.C. " A strong Union man in nullification times. M
Bennett Fairchild Northrop, 18, Danbury, Ct. Y. 1824. *1875
Son of Joshua Northrop and Phebe Fairchild. Born in Brookfield, Ct. — At Mrs.
12
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Ann Whittier's. Graduated 1820. — Aub. Theol. Sem. 1827. Teacher in Fair-
field (Ct.) Acad. Pastor, Tolland, Manchester, Griswold, Ct. Trustee, Theol.
Inst. Ct.
Charles Henry Olcott, 13, Hanover, N.H. *1852
Son of Hon. Mills Olcott and Sarah Porter. — At Prof. Porter's. Left 1818.—
Studied medicine under Dr. Nathan Smith, Yale Med., 1826-28. Dart. Med.
1839. Physician in Hanover.
Samuel Ordway, 17, Greenfield, N.H. *1861
Son of Tristram Ordway and Margaret Heath. — Mechanic and business man.
Hancock, N H.; from 1842, Beaver Dam, Wis.
Howard Packard, 17, Bridgewater.
Richard Pedrick, 12, Marblehead. H. (1823.) *1829
Son of Capt. Richard Pedrick and Elizabeth Bartlett. — At Mark Newman's,
Esq.; Mr. James Locke's. Graduated 1819. — " Left college and went to South
America, where he died at Truxillo."
Harvey Prindle Peet, 21, Bethlem [Bethlehem], Ct. Y. 1822. *1873
Son of Richard Peet and Joanna Prindle. Taught district school, from the age
of 16, to earn funds for his education. — At Mrs. Martha Carnes'; Mr. James
Locke's. Graduated 1818. — Instructor nine years in Amer. Asylum for the
Deaf and Dumb, Hartford, Ct. ; Principal of New York Institution for the
Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb thirty-six years, and Emeritus Principal until
his death. Author of text-books for deaf and dumb. Ph.D. ; LL.D.
Charles Pierce, 13, Newburyport. *1858
Son of Capt. Benjamin Pierce and Elizabeth Gerrish. — At Prof. Stuart's. — In
early life a supercargo in his father's employ. Died in Boston.
John Budd Pitkin, 14, Great Barrington. *1835
Son of Merwin Pitkin and Maria Budd. — At Mr. Thomas Folsom's. — " Pastor
of the first Independent church in Richmond, Va " Died at St. Augustine,
Fla.
John Stanwood Pulsifer, 18, Ipswich. *1866
Son of Capt. Bickford Pulsifer and Sarah Stanwood. —At Mr. Ezra Abbot's;
Mrs. Mary Chandler's. Left 1818. — Teacher, lay preacher, and land surveyor,
in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Invented a clothes wringer, and also a pho-
netic alphabet, printing it with wooden type made by himself. Res. from 1839,
Orwigsburgh, Pa. Mem. Hist. Gen. Soc.
Benjamin Alexander Putnam, 13, Savannah, Ga. H. 1823. *1869
Son of Dr. Benjamin Putnam (a surgeon in the Revolutionary army) and Ann
Sophia Malcolm. — Lawyer. St. Augustine, Fla. Died in Palatka, Fla.
Edmund Quincy, 9, Boston. H. 1827. *1877
Son of Josiah Quincy, 1778, and Eliza Susan Morton; brother of Josiah, 1811. —
At the Principal's. Graduated 1823. — Boston, Dedham. Associated with
Garrison and Phillips in the anti-slavery conflict, writing the reports of the
American and Massachusetts Anti-slavery Societies, of which he was Secretary,
and making constant and effective contributions to the periodical press. Author,
also, of Wensley, 1 and of " a model biography " of his father, President Quincy.
Overseer Harv. Coll. Fellow and Treas. Amer. Acad.; Mem. and Sec. of Mass.
Hist. Soc.
1 Dr. Samuel A. Green preserves the fact, told him by Mr. Quincy, that the scene of
this once popular novel was laid in Andover, where many of its characters and descrip-
tions can readily be referred to the time of his own Academy life or that of his father.
1817.]
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Joseph Reynolds, 16, Wilmington. H. (1823.) *1878
Son of Rev. Freegrace Raynolds and Anna Brown. — At Mrs. Martha Carnes' ;
John L. Abbot's, Esq. Graduated 1819. — Harv. Med. 1827. Studied also with
Dr. James P. Chaplin, Cambridgeport. House physician, Mass. Gen. Hospital,
182Y-29. Physician, Concord, Chester, N.H.; Gloucester, Concord. Author
of Peter Gott, the Cape Ann Fisherman, and frequent contributor to agricultural
and medical periodicals.
Theron Robinson, 20, Windham, Ct. *1818
Son of Jacob and Selinda Robinson. Born in Tolland, Ct. — At Foster Lodge,
No. 2. Died at Andover, Feb. 1, 1818, and buried in the Chapel Cemetery.
George H. Rogers, 14, Saco [Maine].
Entered on the broadside catalogue of 1815 as from Augusta, Me. — At Mr. Henry
Abbot's.
Charles Shed, 10, Andover. *1869
Son of Jacob Shed and Susanna Spaulding.— Left 1824.— Selectman, Postmaster,
Town Clerk, in Methuen.
Hiram Smith, 16, Westfield. A. 1823. *1887
Son of Simon Smith and Abigail Fowler. — At Mrs. Ann Whittier's; Mr. Palfrey
Downing's. Graduated 1819. — First two years of college course at Williams.
Studied theology with Rev. Dr. Theophilus Packard, Shelburne, and at Au-
burn Theol. Sem. 1826. Preached to Cattaraugus Indians in New York ; in
Marcellus, N.Y.; Altamont, Mich. ; Margaretta, O. (twenty-five years); also
conducted select schools. Died at Hillsdale, Mich.
Luther Smith, 16, Hollis, N.H. Br. 1824. *1881
Son of Rev. Eli Smith and Anna Emerson. — Studied law with Hon. Benj. M.
Farley, Hollis. Afterwards studied theology with his brother, Rev. Eli Smith,
Frankfort, Ky. Principal of Academy in Paris, Ky., many years ; pastor, in
Zanesfield, O.
Ezra Stiles, 18, [East] Windsor, Ct. Y. 1823. *1844
Son of Capt. Asahel Stiles and Tryphena Chapin. — Teacher in Hartford, Ct.;
Springfield; E. Windsor, Ct. : Athens, Pa. In stone and marble quarry busi-
ness at Syracuse, N.Y. "One of the first and firmest Abolitionists in the
county."
Isaac Stuart, 7, Andover. Y. 1828. *1861
Son of Prof. Moses Stuart and Abigail Clark. Born in New Haven, Ct. — Gradu-
ated 1824. — Afterwards took the name of Isaac William Stuart. Oriental
scholar and historical writer. Teacher in Hopkins Grammar School, Hartford,
Ct. ; Prof. Gr. and Lat. in Coll. of So. Car. Resided in Hartford on the Wyllis
('• Charter Oak ") estate.
Daniel Dana Tappan, 18, Portsmouth, N.H. Bo. 1822. *1890
Son of " Master " Samuel Tappan andAurelia Bingham. Born in Newburyport. —
At Mrs. Phebe Abbot's; Mrs. Mary Foster's. Left 1818. — Yale Div. Sch.
(1825.) Pastor in Alfred, Me.; Franklin, N.H.; North Falmouth, Winthrop,
Me.; E. Marshfield (two pastorates, eighteen years); Farmington, Wakefield,
N.H. Res. Weld, Me., and from 1885, Topsfield. 91 years old. Conducted ser-
vice in the Topsfield church a few days before his death.
Solomon Jackson Tracy, 21, New Marlborough. W. 1823. *1890
Son of General David Tracy and Electa Sheldon. —At Mrs. Ann Whittier's;
Capt. George Abbot's. Graduated 1819. — And. Theol. Sem. 1826. Pastor in
Nassau, Troy, Canaan, N.Y.; North Cornwall, Ct.; from 1841, Springfield, N.Y.
94 years old.
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Winslow Tracy, 18, Norwich, Ct. *1823
Son of Col. Elisha Tracy and Lucy Coit Huntington. — Left 1818. — Died in
Norwich.
Benjamin Tucker, 13, Salem. H. 1821. *1832
Son of Jacob Davis Tucker and Priscilla Preble ; nephew of Ichabod Tucker,
Esq., Clerk of the Courts, Salem. Born in Lyme, N.H.— In Francis Pea-
body's counting-room, Salem.
George Washington Tucker, 13, Roxbury. Y. (1823.) *1825
Son of Beza Tucker and Margaret Hill. — At the Principal's. Graduated 1819. —
Harv. Med. While a student in medicine, went on a voyage to Europe, and
died in Paris.
Henry Wheeler, 22, Worcester. *1840
Son of Theophilus Wheeler (forty-three years Register of Probate of Worcester
Co.) and Elizabeth Lynde. — At Prof. Woods'. Graduated 1818. Also Resident
Student at And. Theol. Sem. 1818. — '-Kept country store in Worcester."
Church officer.
Walter White, 22, Longmeadow. A. 1825. *1881
Son of Dea. Walter White and Sabina Keep. — At Mr. Abiel Abbot's. Gradu-
ated 1820. — Princ. Theol. Sem. (1830.) Name changed to Walter Franklin
White. Home missionary and evangelist, for a few years in New England,
afterwards for many years in Illinois. " Preached one year in the first Congre-
gational church organized in Chicago." Res. from 1867, Independence, la.
Dexter Whiting, 18, [South] Natick. *1863
Son of Roger Whiting and Fanny Broad. — At Capt. Jeremiah Batchelder's. —
Trader. South Natick, Charlton.
Dewey Whitney, 21, Marlborough, Vt. *1857
Son of Dea. Jonas Whitney and Tamar Houghton. — Sent by Missionary Society
of Connecticut to Kentucky, where he studied theology with Rev. Dr. Gideon
Blackburn. Pastor, Springfield, 111. For many years unable to preach. Thrown
from his horse and killed in Franklin Co., Ky.
Milton Wilder, 19, Ashburnham. Y. (1825.) *1866
Son of Nahum Wilder and Hannah Woods. Born in Princeton. —At Prof.
Woods'. — A successful and useful teacher in Georgia (Culloden, Jeffersonville,
Thomasville, Forsyth). " He had no higher ambition than to serve well his
generation by the will of God."
Elijah Williams, 15, Deerfield. H. 1822. *1835
Son of Dea. Ebenezer Hinsdale Williams and Joanna Smith. — At Mr. James
Locke's. Graduated 1818. — Lawyer and trader in Deerfield. Organized and
commanded the " Franklin Cadets." Editor in Jacksonville, Fla., where he
died.
Horace Winchell, 19, Boston. *1873
Son of Col. Martin E. Winchell of North East, N.Y., and brother cf Rev. James
M. Winchell of the 1st Baptist church, Boston. — At Mrs. Martha Carnes'. —
Farmer; teacher; agitator and author in the interest of civil and ecclesiastical
reform. North East, N.Y. Died at Salisbury, Ct.
George Edward Winthrop, 12, Boston. H. 1825. *1875
Son of Lt. Gov. Thomas Lindall Winthrop and Elizabeth Bowdoin Temple;
brother of James Bowdoin, 1807, John Temple, 1809, and Francis William, 1811.
— At Mark Newman's, Esq.; the Principal's. Left 1818. — Studied law, and
admitted to the bar, but, owing to ill health, never practiced his profession.
1818.]
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Henry Hopkins Woodbridge, 13, Stockbridge. Y. 1823. *1844
Son of Joseph Woodbridge (lawyer and (Jlerk of Courts) and Louisa Hopkins. —
At Mr. Ezra Abbot's. Graduated 1819. — Princ. Theol. Sem. (1834.) Pastor,
No. Canaan, Ct., 1840-42. Afterwards practiced law. Died at Milwaukee, Wis.
Samuel Woodbridge, 15, Milford, N.H. *1858
Son of Samuel Gilman Woodbridge aud Hannah Blanchard. — At Foster Lodge,
No. 3. Left 1818. — Mechanic. Wilton, N.H.
James Trask Woodbury, 14, Francestown, N.H. H. 1823. *1861
Son of Hon. Peter Woodbury and Mary Woodbury. — At Foster Lodge, No. 2;
Mr. William Foster's. Graduated 1819. — Studied law with his brother, Gov.
Levi Woodbury, at Portsmouth. Lawyer in Bath, N.H. Studied theology
under Dr. Lyman Beecher, Boston. Pastor in Acton twenty-two years, and in
Milford nine years to the time of his death. Rep. from Acton, 1851, '52.
Taylor Gilman Worcester, 15, Hollis, N.H. H. 1823. *1879
Son of Jesse Worcester (a revolutionary soldier, and teacher of common schools
for many years) and Sarah Parker; brother of Jesse and Joseph E., 1805; Frede-
rick A. and Samuel T., 1825; and of David, 1826. — Teacher in Dummer Acad-
emy. And. Theol. Sem. 1827. Not ordained. Editor of revised translation of
Swedenborg's works. Farmer in Hollis from 1833.
John Wright, 19, Westford. H. 1823. *1869
Son of Nathan Wright and Betsey Trowbridge. — At Capt. Jeremiah Batchel-
der's; Mrs. Mary Foster's. Graduated 1819. — Studied law with Judge Samuel
Dana, Groton. Lawyer in Groton. Teacher and manufacturer in Worcester.
From 1843, Agent Suffolk Mills, Lowell. Rep. from Worcester, 1840.
1818.
Darwin Adams, 17, Mt. Vernon, N.H. D. 1824. *1889
Son of Dr. Daniel Adams (author of Adams's Arithmetic) and Nancy Mulliken
Born in Leominster. — Graduated 1820. —And. Theol. Sem. 1827. Pastor,
Camden, Me.; Alstead, N.H.; Fayetteville, Vt. ; Dunstable, Auburn. Res.
from 1867, Groton.
Hiram Arms, 19, Northampton. Y. 1824. *1882
Son of William Arms and Mercy Snow. Born in Windsor, Ct. Early home in
Deerfield. Worked at the silversmith's trade with Dea. Ebenezer S. Phelps of
Northampton, for whom his name was changed to Hiram Phelps Arms. — At
Mrs. Kendall's ; Capt. George Abbot's. Graduated 1820. — Yale Div. Sch. 1828.
Teacher, Kingston, N.Y. Pastor, Hebron, Wolcottville, and from 1836, Nor-
wich, Ct. Fellow of Yale Coll. D.D.
Luke Baker, 18, Chatham. Y. (1826.) *1834
Son of Luke Baker and Phebe Clark. Born in Brewster.— At Mrs. Martha
Games'. Graduated 1822. — Name changed, 1833, to Luke Clark Baker. And.
Theol. Sem. 1833. Died in Chatham.
Zephaniah Ames Bates, 15, Bridgewater. H. 1824. *1842
Son of Joshua Bates and Bethiah Ames. — Left 1819. — Teacher. Bridgewater;
Mississippi.
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James Bell, 13, Chester, N.H. Bo. 1822. *1857
Son of Gov. Samuel Bell and Mehitabel Bowen Dana. Born in Francestown.—
At Mr. James Locke's. Left 1819.— Studied lawwith his brother, Samuel D.
Bell, and at the Litchfield Law Sch. Eminent lawyer. Gilmanton, Exeter,
Gilford, N.H. Rep. from Exeter; Mem. Const. Conv. 1850; U.S. Senator from
1855.
John Bell 10, Chester, N.H. *1828
Son of Gov. John Bell and Persis Thorn. — At Mr. James Locke's. Left 1819. —
Studied also in Norwich Mil. Acad. Died in New York.
Luther V Bell, 11, Chester, N.H. Bo. 1823. *1862
Son of Gov. Samuel Bell; brother of James, above. Born in Francestown, N.H.
— At Mr. James Locke's. Left 1819.— Dart. Med. Coll. 1826. Eminent phy-
sician and medical writer, especially in connection with the care of the insane.
In Derry, N.H., till 1837. Sup't McLean Asylum, Somerville, 1837-56. Rep.
from Derry, 1836 (for promoting project of state asylum in N.H.); Member of
Gov. Briggs' Council, 1836, and of Mass. Const. Conv. 1853. U.S. Surgeon,
War of Rebellion. President Mass. Med. Soc. Mem. N.H. Hist. Soc. and Mass.
Hist. Soc. ; Fellow Amer. Acad. J. CD.; LL.D. Died in camp at seat of war,
Luke Bemis, 12, Watertown. *1888
Son of Luke Bemis and Hannah Eddy, — At Mr. William Foster's. Left 1819.
— Connected with manufacturing enterprises in Cabotville (now Chicopee) ;
Cohoes, N.Y.; Lewiston, Me.; Indian Orchard. Com'r Internal Rev.. Boston;
Gov't Sup't of manufacture of "localized fibre paper" for greenbacks, frac-
tional currency, etc., at West Chester, Pa., 1869-77. Rep. from Springfield,
1838. Died at Lowell.
Nathaniel Bliss, 23, Longmeadow. *1845
Son of Nathaniel Bliss and Martha Collins. — Left 1820. — Farmer. Longmeadow.
Carolus Columbus Brainerd, 17 , Randolph, Vt. *1827
Son of Rev. Elijah Brainerd and Parthena Marsh. — Left 1819. — " Rector of the
churches in Warrenton and Williamsburg, N.C." Died in Warrenton.
Frederic Bronson, 15, New York. H. 1823. *1868
Son of Dr. Isaac Bronson and Ann Alcott. — At Samuel Farrar's, Esq. Graduated
1819. — Litchfield Law Sch. Lawyer, but engaged mostly in the management
of estates. New York.
Lemuel Brooks, 21, Washington, Ct. *1881
Son of Samuel Lewis Brooks and Phebe Beers. Born in Brookfield, Ct. Ap-
prenticed to a shoemaker before beginning his preparatory course. — Left 1821.
— Aub. Theol. Sem. 1827. Pastor, Penfield, Attica, Bethany, Covington, Chili,
Churchville, Webster, N.Y. Res. from 1847, Churchville. Inherited a large
fortune, and left it to educational institutions and missionary societies.
Oliver Carlton, 16, Mt. Vernon, N.H. D. 1824. *1882
Son of Dea. John Carlton and Judith Weston. — At Mrs. Ann Whittier's.
Graduated 1820. — " Master Carlton," a life-longand successful teacher. Tutor,
Dart. Coll. 1825-26; afterwards in Francestown, N.H.; Windsor, Vt.; Haver-
hill, Marblehead; Portsmouth, N.H. Principal of Salem Latin Grammar
School, 1832-56; taught private pupils in Salem to 1881. First President of
Mass. Teachers' Assoc , 1845-48. Present at Centennial Celebration, 1878.
Hampden Cutts Carter, 13, Andover. Ga. 1 1826. *1869
Son of Nathaniel Carter (previously a prominent merchant in Newburyport) and
1 Then known as Franklin College.
1818.]
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Eliza Eppes Cutts. Bom in Newburyport. — At Mr. Nathaniel Carter's. Gradu-
ated 1822. — Presbyterian pastor and domestic missionary in Georgia (Marietta,
Gainesville, Jefferson, Calhoun, Daiton), residing mostly at Athens, where he
died.
Washington Choate, 15, Ipswich [Chebacco, now Essex]. D. (1823.) *1822
Son of David Choate and Miriam Foster; brother of Rufus Choate. — At Mrs.
Kendall's. Graduated 1819. 1 — Died at Essex during the Junior year of his col-
lege course.
Benjamin King Churchill, 13, Bristol, R.I. *1832
Son of Capt. Benjamin King Churchill (of the famous privateer " Yankee," in
the war of 1812) and Clara Eaton. — Left 1821. — Went to Bahia, So. America,
as clerk. Died on his father's barque, off the west coast of Africa, on homeward
voyage.
Orange Clark, 20, Westhampton. H. (1826.) *1869
Son of Jacob Clark and Susanna Bangs. Born in Northampton. — At Mrs. Phebe
Abbot's. Graduated 1821. — Instructor, Portsmouth (N.H.) Academy. Rector
Waterford, Delhi, Lockport, Rochester, N.Y.; Northampton; General mission-
ary in the western part of Diocese of Mass.; Quincy. Res. from 1851, San
Francisco, Cal.
John Jones Clarke, 15, Norton. H. 1823. *1887
Son of Rev. Pitt Clarke and Rebecca Jones.— At Mrs. Mary Chandler's. — Lawyer
in Boston. First Mayor of Roxbury, 1846; Rep. 4 from Roxbury, 1836, 1837;
Senator from Norfolk, 1853.
William George Crosby, 13, Belfast [Maine]. Bo. 1823. *1881
Son of Chief Justice William Crosby, 1790, and Sally Davis. — Left 1819. — Lawyer
in Boston; from 1828 in Belfast. First Sec. Maine Board of Educ; Governor
of Maine; U.S. Collector at Belfast. Overseer Bowd. Coll. Mem. Me. Hist.
Soc. LL.D.
Joseph Edwin Cutler, 12, Boston. *1877
Son of Joseph Cutler and Phebe Ward, and step-son of Hon. Pliny Cutler. — At
the Principal's. Graduated 1822. — Farmer. West Brookfield.
Frederic Dana, 9, Portland [Maine]. *1834
Son of David Dana and Betsey Osgood. — At the Principal's. Left 1819. — Studied
also at Norwich Mil. Acad. Trader, North Yarmouth, Me. Lost at sea on a
business trip to the South.
Charles Henry D'Wolf, 12, Bristol, R.I. Br. (1826.) *1846
Son of Charles D'Wolf and Mary Goodwin; brother of Allen M., 1819. — At Mr.
Nathaniel Carter's. Left 1821.— Resided on a coffee plantation, Area de Abe,
in Cuba.
Lilbourne Boyd Drane, 21, Washington, D.C. H. 1824. *1862
Son of James Anthony Drane. Born in Prince George's County, Md. — Presi-
dent of Social Fraternity. Graduated 1820. — Name changed, 1824, to Robert
Brent Drane. Rector in Hagerstown, Md.; Wilmington, N.C. President
Shelby Coll., Shelbyville, Ky., 1843-44. Died at Wilmington, of yellow fever.
D.D.
Thomas Russell Durfee,l7, Troy [Fall River]. Br. 1824. *1833
Son of Charles Durfee and Welthe Hathaway. — Left 1820.— And. Theol. Sem.
1 " Gentlemen best qualified to judge pronounced him the best and most lovely scholar
that ever belonged to that institution " [Phillips Academy]. — Eulogy of his college
classmate, Charles Walker.
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1827. Home missionary and agent Amer. Bible Soc. in Missouri. Died at St.
Charles, Mo.
Erasmus Darrein Eldredge, 14, Dunstable. A. 1829. *1876
Son of Dr. Micah Eldredge and Sally Buttrick. -- At Mrs. Mary Foster's. — And.
Theol. Sem. (1833 ) Principal Pepperell Acad. Teacher in Monticello and
Milledgeville, Ga. ; pastor in Hampton, Salisbury, Alton, Kensington, N.H.
Died in Athens, Ga.
John Franklin Emerson, 14, Amherst, N.H. 1 D. 1825. *1890
Son of Capt. Nathaniel Emerson and Mercy Badger. — Graduated 1819. — Teacher
one year in Holmes Academy, Plymouth; thirty-five years in New Bedford,
twenty -five as Master of High School. Twenty years, 1866-86, in New York
Custom House, res. Brooklyn. Rep. from New Bedford, 1840. Died at Flat-
bush, L.I.
Josiah Woodbury Fairfield, 16, New Boston, N.H. D. 1825. *1878
Son of John Fairfield, Esq., and Hetty Baker. — Left 1821. — Teacher in Chester-
field, N.H., and Hudson, N.Y. Studied law with Elisha Williams. Lawyer,
judge, banker, Hudson. Treasurer of Savings Institution; President of 1st
National Bank; President of Hudson and Boston R.R. Member Presb. Gen.
Assembly.
Benjamin Wheeler Fosdick, 8, Marbiehead. *1854
Son of Benjamin Hichborn Fosdick and Betsey Wheeler. Born in Boston.—
At Mr. James Locke's. Left 1819. — Clerk in Boston and supercargo to China.
Commission merchant in Savannah, Ga., from 1836. Died of yellow fever at
Philadelphia, on his way North.
Joseph Gambell, 24, Newfane, Vt. *1880
Son of James and Susanna Gambell. — Served in War of 1812. — Pastor, Wards-
borough, Vt., to 1833; St. Clair, Grand Blanc, Belleville. Res. from 1875, Detroit.
Samuel Wheaton Gaylord, 15, Bristol, Ct.
Son of Samuel Gaylord and Lucy Truesdale. — At Mrs. Abigail French's. Left
1819. — Yale Med. 1822-23. Physician. *' Went away many years ago to the
South or West."
Chandler Robbins Gilman, 16, Philadelphia, Pa. H. (1823.) *1865
Son of Benjamin Ives Gilman and Hannah Robbins; brother of Joseph, 1814.
Born in Marietta, O. — Graduated 1819. — M.D., Univ. Pa. 1824. Physician
and author. Lecturer, Professor, Fellow, Coll. Phys. and Surg., New York.
Res. from 1864, Middletown, Ct.
John Grew, 11, Boston. *1835
Son of John Grew and Ann Greene ; brother of Henry, 1819, and Charles, 1820.
— At Prof. Woods'. Left 1819. — Hardware merchant (Hosmer and Grew),
Boston.
Joseph Griffin, 19, Andover. *1875
Son of Jonathan Griffin, 1793, and Zeruiah Vicker. — Apprentice from 1813 to
Flagg and Gould, the famous Andover printers. In 1819, took his outfit on
board a Kennebec coaster, landed at Bath, and settled at Brunswick, Me.,
where he set up the first printing office, started the first newspaper, 2 and opened
the first bookstore. Printer to Bowdoin College, and publisher of works of
Professors Newman, Upham, Smyth, Longfellow, etc. " Enjoyed the reputation
of being the best printer in the state.'' Author of The Press of Maine.
1 Afterwards catalogued as from Waltham.
2 The Maine Intelligencer, 1820. Previously in the same year he issued a periodical,
called The Management of the Tongue arid Moral Observer.
1818.]
STUDENTS.
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David Adams Grosvenor, 16, Mansfield, Ct. Y. 1826. *1«66
Son of Rev. Nathan Grosvenor and Lydia Adams; brother of Mason, 1820. Born
in Craftsbury, Vt. — At Mrs. Mary Foster's. Graduated 1821. — Yale Div. Sch.
1830. Pastor, Uxbridge; Elyria, Medina, O. Res. from 1862, Elyria. Died of
cholera at Cincinnati.
William Hoskins Guild, 13, Dedhara. M. (1824.) *1879
Son of Reuben Guild and Susanna Hoskins. — In business, Boston and New York.
Died in Boston.
William White Hall, 20, Dunstable, N.H. Br. 1825. *1884
Son of Jacob Hall and Elizabeth White. Born in Methuen. — Left 1819. — Newton
Theol. Inst. 1829. Pastor, No. Marshfield, Edgartown; preacher and home
missionary in various other places. Res. for many years at Edgartown. Died
at Patchogue, L.I.
Charles Thomson Haskell, 16, Charleston, S.C. H. 1823. *1874
Son of Maj. Elnathan Haskell (a revolutionary soldier, born in Rochester. Mass.)
and Charlotte Thomson: brother of William E., 1819. — Graduated 1819.—
Planter, Abbeville, S.C. Rep.
Henry Herrick, 15, New Haven, Ct. Y. 1822.
Son of Rev. Claudius Herrick and Hannah Pierpont. Born in Woodbridge, Ct.
— At the Principal's. — Berkeley Scholar at Yale. Teacher of Hopkins Gram-
mar School, New Haven. Teacher of Penmanship, Phillips Academy, 1826-27
And. Theol. Sem. ; Yale Div. Sch. 1828. Principal of female academies in
Knoxville. Tenn. ; Somerville, Moulton, Ala. ; home Missionary in Ticonderoga,
Exeter, and other places in New York. Res. from 1867 : North Woodstock, Ct.
Stephen Russell Holmes, 1 7, Amherst, N.H. H. 1822. *1830
Son of Dea. David Holmes and Elizabeth White. — At Mrs. Abigail French's. —
Prof, of Spanish, St. Mary's Coll., Baltimore. Died on voyage from Baltimore
to Havana.
Benjamin Hoppin, 14, Providence, R.I. *1870
At Mr. Nathaniel Carter's. Left 1820. — East India merchant in Providence.
Died at Saratoga, N.Y.
Levi Hoppin, 12, Providence, R.I. Br. (1825.) *1845
Son of Benjamin Hoppin and Esther Phillips Warner; brother of Benjamin,
above, and William W., 1819. — At Mr. Nathaniel Carter's. Left 1820. — Gradu-
ated at Norwich Mil. Acad. Carried on a large stock farm in Pomfret, Ct.
Jonathan Trumbull Hudson, 12, Hartford, Ct. Y. 1824. *1852
Son of Hon. Henry Hudson and Maria Trumbull. — Graduated 1820.— Studied
law in New York. Lawyer, New York; from 1831 to 1836, Alton, 111., where he
was president of the first Board of Trustees of the town, and editor of the Alton
Spectator. Afterwards res. in Conn, and New York City. Died at Washing-
ton, D.C.
Milo Jones, 20, Barkhamsted, Ct. *1880
Son of Col. Israel Jones (an officer in the revolutionary army) and Lois Wads-
worth.— At Mr. Henry Abbot's. — Physician; also licensed preacher. Pitts-
town. Pa. ; Salem, Rome (now Dix), 111. Postmaster for many years.
Samuel Salisbury Leverett, 14, Windsor, Vt. D. 1822. *1826
Son of Hon. John Leverett and Elizabeth Salisbury. — Left 1819. — Died at
Windsor.
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George Lilly, 14, St. Johns, Newfoundland. *186 7
Son of Judge Lilly (a loyalist who emigrated from Massachusetts). — At Mr. Isaac
Chandler's. Left 1819. — Respected and prosperous fisherman on the coast of
Labrador. 1
Charles Austin Lord, 12, Arundel [Kenneknkport, Me.]. Bo. 1826. *1878
Son of Nathaniel Lord and Phebe Walker. — At Prof. Woods' ; the Principal's.
Graduated 1822. — Bookseller and publisher (Lord, Leavitt, and Co.) in New
York five years; teacher and editor (of Evening Gazette, St. Louis) in Missouri
nine years; assistant editor (with Dr. Asa Cummings, 1811) and editor of Chris-
tian Mirror, Portland, Me., twenty-three years. State sup't of common schools
of Maine, by appointment of his schoolmate, above, Gov. Crosby. Overseer
Bowd. Coll.; Mem. Hist. Gen. Soc.
John Marsh, 19, [So.] Danvers [nowPeabody]. H. 1823. *1856
Son of John Marsh and Polly Brown. — Graduated 1819. — Adventurer, phy-
sician, cattle-raiser. Went to Fort Snelling, " near Falls of St. Anthony " (now
Minnesota), as teacher of officers' sons, 1823. Travelled on horseback by National
Road to Washington, with Gov. Cass and Mr. Schoolcraft, 1825. Sioux inter-
preter at Prairie du Chien in the time of Black Hawk. Traveller and trader in
Missouri, New Mexico, and Sonora, arriving in California in 1836. Settled on an
extensive ranche (Los Medanos) in Contra Costa, at the foot of Mt. Diablo.
Received the first party of American emigrants in 1841. Visited the same year
year by his college classmate, Dr. Charles Pickering, and other officers of the
Wilkes Expedition, to whom he furnished valuable information. Contracted
with the Mexican Governor to punish the Indian horse thieves. Murdered by
Spaniards on the road to Martinez. Member of California Soc. of Pioneers.
Sidney Mills, 19, Canton, Ct. Y. 1826. *1874
Son of Gardner Mills and Mary Skinner. — At Mr. Henry Abbot's ; Mr. Amos
Blanchard's. Graduated 1822. — Studied theology with Rev. Grant Powers,
1811, Goshen, Ct. Pastor, Big Flats, N.Y.; Lawrenceville, Pa. Died in Fairfax
Co., Va.
Adams Moore, 18, Bedford, N.H. D. 1822. *1863
Son of Dea. William Moore and Isabella M'Clary. — At Mrs. Ann Whittier's. —
Tutor, Dart. Coll. Dart. Med. 1827. Physician. Littleton, N.H.
Perley Morse, 19, Methuen. *1857
Son of Amos Morse and Anna Johnson. — Farmer. Methuen.
George Newell, 20, Stowe. H. 1823. *1831
Son of Rev. Jonathan Newell and Lucy Rogers. — Graduated 1819. — Harv. Med.
1826-27. Principal of Friends' School, New Bedford, two years. Physician,
Petersham. Died in Stowe.
Moses Parsons Parish, 14, Byfield. Bo. 1822. *1865
Son of Rev. Dr. Elijah Parish and Mary Hale. — Studied law in Windham, Ct.,
and Newburyport. Lawyer in Newburyport. Teacher in Portsmouth, N.H.;
Salem, Dorchester. Associated with Dr. Charles Jewett in temperance reform.
Conducted Vermont Temperance Herald, at Woodstock, Vt. Publisher of
Plough, Loom, and Anvil, New York, and afterwards assistant editor. Rep.
from Newburyport, 1832, '33. Died in Baltimore.
1 The compiler of this catalogue spent several days, in the summer of 1858, at Mr.
Lilly's hospitable home on his fishery island, East St. Modeste, in the Straits of Belle
Isle, without knowing that he was ever an Andover school-boy.
1818.]
STUDENTS.
Richard Edward Pedrick, 11, Marblehead. H. (1826.) *1828
Son of John Pedrick and Elizabeth Fettyplace; brother of William H. F., 1820.
— At Capt. George Abbot's. Left 1820. — Teacher in So. America. Murdered
on the road between Montevideo and Buenos Ayres.
Clark Perry, 18, Worcester. H. 1823. *1843
Graduated 1819. — And. Theol. Sem. 1826. Pastor, Newbury, Vt.; Standish,
Me : Lancaster, N.H. Died at Gorham, Me.
David Perry, 19, Worcester. D. 1824. *1876
Brother of preceding; sons of Dea. Moses Perry and Hannah Hall.— At Theol.
Sem. No. 1. Graduated 1820. — And. Theol. Sem. 1827. Pastor, Cambridgpport ;
Hollis, Lancaster, N.H.; Danville, Brookfield, Worcester, Vt.; E. Falmouth.
Had family school for boys nine years in Pepperell and Brookfield, Mass. Died
at Wareham.
Dennis Piatt, 18, Danbury, Ct. Y. 1824. *1878
Son of Ebenezer Piatt (a revolutionary soldier) and Anna Hoyt. — " Travelled
on foot to Andover." Graduated 1820. — Yale Div. Sch. (1828.) Pastor, Canter-
bury, Ct. ; Homer, Manlius, Binghamton, N.Y. Editor Religious Recorder,
Syracuse, N.Y., 1845-46. Dist Sec. Western Coll. Soc. 1853-59. Res. from 1853,
So. Nor walk, Ct.
Daniel S. [or L.] Scudder, 14, Watertown.
Otis Smith, 17, New Haven, Vt. M. 1824. *1864
Son of Dea. David Smith and C harry Van Duzen. — At Mr. William Foster's;
Mrs. Hannah Spofford's; Mr. Amos Blanchard's. Graduated 1820. — Teacher,
Granville, N.Y. President of Mercer University, Georgia, 1840-43; principal
of Brownwood Institute, La Grange, Ga.
John Spaulding, 17, Shirley. M. 1825. *1889
Son of Hezekiah Spaulding and Sally Lewis. Born in Mason, N.H. — Left 1820. —
And. Theol. Sem. 1828. Pastor, Athens, O.; Sec. Western Ed. Soc, Cincin-
nati; pastor, Peoria, 111. From 1841, identified with the work of the Amer.
Seamen's Friend Soc, New York; for sixteen years its Secretary. Author of
From the Plough to the Pulpit, Stories of the Ocean, Christ and the Sea. D.D.
Richard Foster Sweet, 1 7, Norton. Br. 1824. *1841
Son of John Sweet and Eunice Tucker. — Left 1820. — Studied medicine with Dr.
Samuel Bugbee of Wrentham; Harv. Med. 1826-27. Physician, Edgartown,
and of Marine Hospital in Tisbury; from 1830, Norton.
Thomas Sweet, 21, Harford, Pa. *1873
Son of Thomas Sweet (of Attleborough, an early settler with the "Nine Partners "
at Harford) and Nancy Tyler. Physician. Carbondale, Scran ton, Pa.
George Baker Swift, 1 2, Andover. Bo. (1829.) *1872
Son of Dr. Nathaniel Swift and Sarah Abbot. — Graduated 1825. — Harv. Med.
1830. Physician. Wrentham, Milton, Andover, Lawrence; Manchester, N.H. ;
New York City; Nyack, N.Y.
Sears Thatcher, 20, [South] Dartmouth. *1820
Son of John Thatcher and Deborah Sears. Born in Yarmouth. — " Sailed from
Dartmouth, March 7, 1820, with his father and brother, and supposed to have
been lost that night."
Caleb Thayer, 20, Braintree. *1868
Son of Caleb Thayer and Mary Holbrook; brother of John Holbrook, 1819, and
Norton, 1821. — Left 1820. — fihue manufacturer, Braintree, 1822-24; Carthage, O.
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Thomas Hunt Thompson, 13, Charlestown. H. (1823). *1840
Son of Dr. Abraham R. Thompson and Elizabeth Bowers. — At Mr. Isaac Chand-
ler's. Graduated 1819. — Harv. Med. 1826. Physician. Apalachicola, Fla.
Edward Tuckerman, 11, Chelsea. *1829
Son of Rev. Joseph Tuckerman, D.D., and Abigail Parkman. — At Prof. Woods'.
Left 1821. — Studied also at Norwich Mil. Acad. Name changed, 1824, to Fran-
cis Edward Tuckerman. Died at Castine, Me.
Alexander Hamilton Vinton, 11, Providence, R.L Br. (1826.) *1881
Son of David Vinton and Mary Atwell. -- At Mrs. Martha Carnes'. Left 1819.
— Yale Med. 1828. Physician in Pomfret, Ct., three years. Gen. Theol. Sem.
1835. Rector of Grace church, Providence, R.I. ; St. Paul's church, Boston;
church of the Holy Trinity, Philadelphia; St. Mark's church, New York; Em-
manuel church, Boston. Res. from 1877, Pomfret, Ct Preacher of Artillery
election sermon, 1845; of election sermon, 1848. Mem. Mass. Board of Educ.
1852-54. Instructor in Systematic Divinity, Episc. Theol. Sch. 1876-81. Trustee
of Trinity Coll. Mem. Hist. Gen. Soc. A.M. hon., Bro. Univ. 1836. D.D.
Bradford Leonard Wales, 13, Randolph. M. 1824. *1890
Son of Dr. Jonathan Wales and Fanny Cobb. — At Mr. William Foster's. Gradu-
ated 1820. —Studied medicine with his father. Harv. Med. 1828. Physician
in Randolph. Senator from Norfolk, 1840; Rep. from Randolph, 1853, '54;
Const. Conv. 1853; Dep. Collector, Port of Boston, 1858-61. At the Centennial
Celebration, 1878.
Ira Weston, 22, Mont Vernon, N.H. *1863
Son of Thomas Weston, Jr., and Lucy Wilkins. — At Madam French's. Left
1819. — Studied medicine with Dr. Daniel Adams, Mt. Vernon. Physician.
Goshen, Bradford, Windham, N.H. Town Clerk of Windham. M.D. hon.,
Dart. Coll. 1847.
James Weston, 22, Reading. D. (1823.) *1822
Son of James Weston and Sarah Pratt. — Graduated 1819. — Died at Rowley,
where he was teaching school during his college vacation.
Joseph Whiting, 20, Milford, Ct. Y. 1823. *1845
Son of Capt. Joseph Whiting and Ann Gunn. — At Mrs. Mary Foster's. Gradu-
ated 1819. —Pastor, Cheshire, Ct.; Cleveland, O. Principal of Niles Branch of
University of Mich., 1837-41; Prof, of Anc. Languages in University, 1841-45;
President of Faculty, 1844^5.
Bela Wilcox, 19, Westminster, Vt. *1850
Son of Waitstill Wilcox and Clarissa Tuthill. — At Mrs. Ann Whittier's. Left
1819. — Commenced a course of study at Waterville, Me. Pastor, Mason Village
(now Greenville), N.H.; Marblehead; Deerfield, N.H.; East Otto, N.Y. Re-
moved to Wisconsin, 1846. Died at West Bend, Wis.
William Wildes, 10, Boston. *1865
Son of Col. Ephraim Wildes (of the Eastern Stage House, Ann St.) and Rachel
Towne; brother of Ephraim, 1824. Born in Topsfield. — At Mr. James Locke's.
Left 1819. — In leather business (Wildes and Ward), Boston ; from 1837, in hotel
business (at one time, proprietor of N.E. Coffee House), Boston. Res. from 1850,
Cambridge.
Hubbard Asher Winslow, 18, Williston, Vt. Y. 1825. *1864
Son of Nathaniel Winslow and Anna Kellogg; brother of Nathaniel G., 1823. —
At Mr. Abiel Abbot's. Graduated 1820. — Name changed, during college course,
to Hubbard Winslow. And. Theol. Sem.; Yale Div. Sch. 1828. Pastor, Dover,
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N.H. ; Bowdoin St. church, 1822-44; principal of Mt. Vernon School for Young
Ladies, Boston, 1844-53; pastor, Geneva, N.Y. ; 50th St. Presb. church, New
York. Res. from 1861, Brooklyn, N.Y. Author of Young Man's Aid to
Knowledge (100,000 copies sold in England), Intellectual Philosophy, Moral Phi-
losophy, The Hidden Life, and other works. Editor, with Jacob Abbott and E
A. Andrews, of Religious Magazine, Boston, 1837-40; and voluminous contrib-'
utor to other magazines, and to the daily and weekly press. Fourth of July
orator, Boston, 1833; preacher of Artillery election sermon, 1853. D D. Died
at Williston, Vt.
Samuel MelancthonWorcester, 16, Salem. H. 1822. *1866
Son of Rev. Samuel Worcester, D.D.. and Zerviah Fox. — At Mark Newman's,
Esq. — And. Theol. Sem. (1825.) Tutor, Instructor, and Professor of Rhet.,
Oratory, and Eng. Lit., Amh. Coll., 1822-34. Pastor, Tabernacle church, Salem,
1834-60. Rep. from Amherst, 1829, and from Salem, 1866; Senator from Essex,
1865. Author of biography of his father. D.D.
1819.
Silas Aiken, 19, Bedford, N.H. D. 1825. *1869
Son of Dea. Phineas Aiken and Elizabeth Patterson; brother of David, 1826.—
At John L. Abbot's, Esq. Graduated 1821. — Valedictorian at Dartmouth.
Tutor, Dart. Coll. Studied theology with President Bennet Tyler and Rev.
George Howe, D.D., Phillips Professor of Theology, Dart. Coll. Pastor, Am-
herst, N.H., 1829-37; Park St. church, Boston, 1837-49: Rutland, Vt., 1849-63.
Trustee, Dart. Coll. D.D.
Samuel Ames, 12, Providence, RL Br. 1823. *1865
Son of Samuel Ames and Anne Checkley. — Left 1820.— Studied law with Gen.
Samuel W. Bridgham, Providence, and at Litchfield Law Sch. Lawyer, Provi-
dence Quarter Master General of R.I., 1842. Rep. and Speaker of House;
Chief Justice Sup. Court of R.l. Delegate to the Peace Convention at Washing-
ton, 1861. Mem. Hist. Gen. Soc; Mem. R.I. Hist. Soc. LL.D.
Matthew Bridge Baker, 12, Charlestown. H. (1827.) *1839
Son of Ebenezer Baker and Alice Bridge. — Left 1821. — Studied law with Dr.
William J. Walker, 1803; Harv. Med. 1830. Physician, Springfield. Commis-
sioner, 1832, to New York in the matter of cholera.
James Maxwell Barker, 13, Boston. Y. 1826. *1882
Son of Christopher Barker and Sarah Maxwell. — Graduated 1822. — Studied law
with Judge Samuel Hubbard, Trustee of P.A. Teacher, Philadelphia; New-
castle, Del. In law office of Hon Charles Allen, Worcester; from 1850, in
Boston; from 1868, in Cambridge.
Gerrish Barrett, 21, Springfield, N.Y. U. 1824. *1857
Son of Maj. Benjamin Fiske Barrett and Betsey Gerrish. Born in Royalston. —
Graduated 1821. — Princ. Theol. Sem (1827.) — Chaplain of State prisons at
Sing Sing, N.Y., and Wethersfield, Ct.; agent of Prison Discipline Soc. Res.
from 1844, Springfield, N.Y
Obauncey Bascom, 21, Lebanon, Ct. *1833
Son of Abiel Bascom and Sybil Roberts. — Left 1821. —Teacher of penmanship.
Prepared and published a system of penmanship, which had a large sale. Died
at Lebanon.
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Seth Bliss, 25, Springfield. *1379
Son of Paul Bliss and Abigail Munn. Worked at the carpenter's trade before
commencing his studies. — And. Theol. Sem.; Yale Div. Seh. (1825 ) Pastor,
Jewett City, Ct. Secretary American Tract Soc, Boston, twenty-five years.
Res. from 1868, New York; from 1870, Berlin, Ct. A.M. hon , Yale Coll. 1830.
Jehiel Bridges, 23, Tewksbury. *1854
Son of Jehiel Bridges and Ruth Eames. Born in Wilmington. — Farmer. Tewks-
bury.
Alson Brigham, 16, Sudbury. H. 1826. *1833
Son of Joseph Brigham and Rebecca Haynes. — At Mrs. Mary Foster's; Samuel
Farrar's, Esq.; Mr. Samuel G. Woodbridge's ; Miss Hannah Newman's. Gradu-
ated 1822. — Afterwards known as Alanson Brigham. Teacher in Friends'
School, New Bedford. Harv. Div. Sch. 1831. Pastor, Meadville, Pa.
William Brooks Bristol, 13, New Haven, Ct. Y. 1825. *1876
Son of Judge William Bristol and Sarah Edwards. — Left 1821. — Studied law
with his father; Yale Law Sch. 1828. Lawyer, New Haven. Recorder of City
Court.
Thaddeus Brown, 15, Tewksbury. Y. 1826. *1839
Son of Joseph Brown and Sarah Foster. — Graduated 1822. — Studied with Dr.
Amos Twitchell, Keene, N.H.; Harv. Med. 1830. Physician. Billerica.
James Arnold Burrill, 10, Providence, R.I. Br. (1826.) *1831
Son of U.S. Senator James Burrill, Jr., and Sally Arnold. — Graduated 1822. —
Providence.
Henry Campbell, 17, Bedford, N.H. *1852
Son of James Campbell and Elizabeth Burns. — Merrimack, Manchester, N.H.
Ward Childs, 18, Lewiston, N.Y. *1855
Son of Dea. Aaron Child and Lucy Ward. Born in Henniker, N.H. — Left 1820.
— Aub. Theol. Sem. (1828.) Pastor, Rome, O.; Warsaw, Sheldon, N.Y. ; Meso-
potamia, O., from 1854; also, for some years, farmer in Strykersville, N.Y.
Died at Chagrin Falls, O.
Levi Fisk Claflin, 15, Westhampton. W. 1826. *1890
Son of Levi Claflin and Mercy Bridgman. — Graduated 1823. — Teacher in Pitts-
field ("Berkshire Gymnasium"), Bridgeton, N.J. ; Steubenville, Dayton, O.
From 1844, paper manufacturer, Dayton, Perrysburg, and, from 1866, Maumee, O.
Venus Cooley. 23, Longmeadow. *1829
Son of Joseph Whiting Cooley and Flavia Cooley. — Longmeadow.
Sherman Day, 13, New Haven, Ct. Y. 1826. *1884
Son of President Jeremiah Day and Martha Sherman, daughter of Roger Sher-
man.— Left 1822 — Merchant in New York, Philadelphia, Marseilles. Civil
engineer in Ohio and Indiana. Res. from 1849 in California; surveyor, civil
and mining engineer; Trustee, and Professor of Mine Construction and Sur-
veying, Univ. of Cal.; Senator; U.S. Surveyor Gen. Compiler of Historical
Collections of Pennsylvania. Surveyed, 1855, wagon-route across Sierra Ne-
vada Mts. Died at Berkeley, Cal.
Edward Dewey, 13, Williamstown. H. (1825.) *1828
Son of Judge Daniel Dewey and Maria Noble. — At Mr. Amos Abbot's Gradu-
ated 1821. — Studied law with Judge Samuel R. Betts, Newburgh, N.Y. Ad-
mitted to the bar there.
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Allen Monroe D'Wolf, 11, Bristol, R.I. Y. 1827. *1838
Son of Charles D'Wolf and Mary Goodwin; brother of Charles, 1818. — Graduated
1823. — Resided with his brother on the estate Area de Noe, in Cuba, and died
there.
John Haven Dexter, 14, Boston. H. (1824.) *1846
Son of Dr. Aaron Dexter and Rebecca Armory. — Graduated 1823. — Name
changed, 1824, to John Coffin Dexter. Studied also at Boston Latin Sch. and
Norwich Mil. Acad. Merchant. Boston; Bangor, Me.
Henry Durant, 17, Acton. Y. 1827. *1875
Son of Lieut. Henry Durant and Lucy Hunt. — Graduated 1823. — Teacher in
Maryland. Tutor, Yale Coll. Yale Div. Sch. 1832. Pastor in Byfield, 1833-47.
Principal of Dummer Academy, 1847-49. Commenced in Oakland, Cal., 1853,
(with three pupils) the collegiate school which became the College of California,
Prof, of Greek in that college, 1859-69; first President of University of Cali-
fornia, in which the college was merged. Mayor of Oakland, 1873-75. LL.D.
Kelita Strickland Ellis, 25, Newburyport. *1860
Son of Matthew S. Ellis and Rachel Remick. Apprentice at bookbinder's trade
in Newburyport; journeyman in Portsmouth, N.H.; came to Andover with
plan to study for ministry. — In employ of Jonathan Leavitt, bookbinder, An-
dover, and succeeding him in the '* Seminary Bindery," 1828-36, removing then
to New York City, and carrying on the same business till his death. Res. for a
time (previous to 1827) at Providence, R.I., engaged in publication of Independent
Inquirer.
Vespasian Ellis, 17, Bluehill [Maine]. Bo. (1823.)
Son of Nathan Ellis and Mary Bass. — At Mrs. Martha Carnes'. — Merchant in
Ellsworth, Me.; from 1846 in Bluehill. Teacher and town officer, having been
Postmaster eighteen years, Town^Clerk thirty years, etc. Bluehill, Me.
Leicester Emerson, 22, Reading, Vt. *1886
Son of John and Prudence Emerson. — Farmer. Reading.
Thomas Porter Emerson, 16, Topsfield. *1878
Son of Billy Emerson and Ruth Bradstreet. — Lived and died in Topsfield.
Kirtland Peter Farnam, 14, Salisbury, Ct. Y. (1825.) *1828
Son of Peter Farnam and Sylvia Fletcher. — Merchant. Binghamton, N.Y.
Thomas Wilson Flagg, 1 13, Beverly. H. (1827.) *1884
Son of "Master" Isaac Flagg and Elizabeth F. Wilson. — At Mr. William
Foster's. Graduated 1821. — Studied medicine at Harv. Med., 1824-25, and with
Dr. Abner Howe, Beverly, but never practiced. Naturalist and author. Res.
Beverly, Boston, Andover from 1866, Cambridge. Clerk of Correspondence
and Records, Boston Custom House, 1844, while his schoolmate, Robert Ran-
toul, below, was Collector. Frequent contributor to political and horticultural
papers, and to the Atlantic Monthly. Author of Studies in the Field and Forest,
Woods and By- Ways of New England, Birds and Seasons of New England.
" Originator of the scheme for the preservation of Middlesex Fells.''
William Gage, 22, South Reading [now Wakefield]. A. 1828. *1863
Son of William Gage and Joanna Herrick. Born in Salem. — At Phillips Hall. 2
Graduated 1824 — And. Theol. Sem. 1831. Pastor, Concord and Pisgah, O.,
thirty-two years.
1 Known in later years as Wilson Flagg.
2 Of the Theological Seminary.
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Theodore Egbert Gold, 14, Pittsfield. *
Son of Thomas Gold, Esq., and Martha Marsh. — Left 1820. — Went to the
Southern States, and died early. 1
Son of Stephen Goodhue and Clara Page. — Left 1820. — Studied law, and was for
a time associated with Judge W. 12. Beebe, New York Lawyer, Galesburg, 111.;
Plattesville, Wis. Editor Wisonsin Herald, Lancaster, Wis. Col. of militia in
Wisconsin. Removed, 1849, to St. Paul, Minn. Founder of Minnesota Pioneer.
" A man of mark and power in the new commonwealth."
Henry Bradford Goodwin, 17, Norton. Br. 1825. *1859
Son of Daniel Goodwin and Polly Briggs; brother of Daniel LeBaron, 1816. —
Left 1820. — Va. Theol. Sem. 1829. Rector of St. Paul's, Prince George's Co.,
Md ; Houston, Tex. Res. for many years, Newport, Md.
Timothy Goodwin, 22, Boston. *
At Wid. Sarah Stevens'. — Left 1821. — Died early.
John Christopher Gore, 13, Boston. *1867
Son of John Gore, Jr., and Mary Green Babcock. — Graduated 1821. — Studied art
in Florence, and was hon. mem. of Nat. Acad, of Design, but did not follow his
profession. " Early became identified with the Mass. Anti-slavery Soc." Res.
Boston, West Roxbury.
John Henry Gray, 16, Boston. H. 1824. *1850
Son of John Gray and Mary Parsons. Born in Cambridge. — Graduated 1820. —
Resided in Boston. Died at Nahant.
Alfred Greenwood, 18, Boston. H. 1824. *1868
Son of Dr. William Pitt Greenwood and Mary Langdon. — At Mr. Amos Abbot's.
Graduated 1820. — And. Theol. Sem. 1827. Went as home missionary in 1828
to So. Carolina; afterwards in Martinsburg, Ind., and Plainfield, 111. Pastor,
West Barnstable, 1836-40. Res. Natick; from 1866, Grantville (in Needham),
now Wellesley Hills.
John William Greenwood, 16, New York. *1838
Son of Dr. John Greenwood and Elizabeth Weaver. — At Mr. Amos Abbot's.
Graduated 1822. — Studied medicine, but did not practice. Mem. 14th Reg' t.
N.Y. State Artillery. Died at Jamaica, L.I.
Daniel Hopkins Gregg, 17, Charlestown. D. 1824. *1885
Son of Daniel Gregg and 31ary McCauley. Born in Salem. — Jeff". Med. Coll.
1828. Physician, Boston (corner Green and Leverett Sts.), 1830-32. Physician
and planter, Aylett's, King William Co., Va. Died in Richmond, Va.
Henry Grew, 10, Boston.
Son of John Grew and Ann Green ; brother of John, 1818, and Charles, 1820. — At
Prof. Woods'; Mr. William Foster's; Mark Newman's, Esq.; Miss Polly Up-
ton's. — Wholesale dry goods merchant (Chace and Grew), Boston. Res. from
1847 at his estate, "Woodlands," Hyde Park (then Dorchester). Chairman of
first Board of Selectmen of Hyde Park. At Centennial Celebration, 1878, and
made a tour of 12,000 miles to California and Alaska, 1890. Hyde Park.
Moses Baldwin Hamilton, 19, Palmer. A. (1825.) *
Son of Asa Hamilton and Abigail Baldwin.— " Lived, preached, and died in
Georgia."
1 A sister of the student became the mother of the wife of the poet Longfellow, and
the student's home " the old-fashioned country-seat "in which stood " the Old Clock on
the Stairs."
James Madison Goodhue, 9, Hebron, N.H.
A. 1833.
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Thomas Hancock, 13, Boston. *1873
Son of John Hancock (a nephew of Gov. Hancock) and Betsey Scott. — Also studied
in Boston Latin School. Res. Boston.
William Elnathan Haskell, 13, Charleston, S.C. S.C. (1824.) *1872
Son of Maj. Elnathan Haskell and Charlotte Thomson; brother of Charles Thom-
son, 1818. — Factor and commission merchant. Charleston, S.C. Bank officer.
Samuel Hassard, 16, Westerly, R.I. Y. 1826. *1847
Son of Robert Hassard. Born in Jamaica, W.I., and brought to Westerly when
six years old to be educated. — At Mr. William Foster's. President of Social Fra-
ternity. Graduated 1822. — Engaged in literary work at New Haven ; studied
medicine, and afterwards theology. Rector, Taunton ; from 1839, Great Barring-
ton. A volume of his sermons was published.
Edward Holyoke Hedge, 11, Cambridge. H. 1828. *1837
Son of Prof. Levi Hedge and Mary Kneeland; brother of William Kneeland,
1814. Graduated 1821. — Studied also at Norwich Mil. Acad. Lawyer. New
Orleans. Judge of Municipal Court.
John Pierpont Herrick, 14, New Haven, Ct. Y. 1824. *1848
Son of Rev. Claudius Herrick and Hannah Pierpont; brother of Henry, 1818.
Born in Woodbridge, Ct. — Graduated 1820. — Yale Med. 1828. Physician.
Warehouse Point, Ct. ; Southold, L.L; from 1833, Southampton, L.I.
Samuel Hopkins, 12, Boston. D. 1827. *1878
Son of Capt. John Hopkins and Lydia Thompson; brother of Erastus, 1823. Born
in Hadley. — Graduated 1823. — And. Theol. Sem. 1831. Pastor, Moutpelier,
Vt.; Standish, Topsham, Me. Pes. Milton, N.Y. ; Florence, Fla. ; Northamp-
ton. Author of The Puritans and Queen Elizabeth, and other works.
William Warner Hoppin, 11, Providence, R.I. Y. 1828. *1890
Son of Benjamin Hoppin and Esther Phillips Warner; brother of Benjamin and
Levi, 1818. — At Mr. Nathaniel Carter's. — Yale Law Sch. 1830. Lawyer. Prov-
idence, R.I. Mem. Common Council ; Alderman; Senator; Governor of Rhode
Island three years; Delegate to National Peace Convention, Washington, 1861 ;
U.S. Registrar in Bankruptcy, 1867-72; Rep. 1875. One of the organizers, and
treasurer, of Providence and Fishkill R.R. Mem. R.I. Soc. of Cincinnati; Mem.
K.I. Hist. Soc.
Mark Antony De Wolfe Howe, 11, Bristol, R.I. Br. 1828.
Son of John Howe and Louisa Smith.. — Left 1820. — First two years of college
course at Middlebury. Tutor, Bro. Univ. Rector, Christ church, Cambridge;
St. James' church, Roxbury; St. Luke's church, Philadelphia, 1836-71; from 1872,
Bishop of Central Pennsylvania. Cor. Mem. R.I. Hist. Soc. D.D.; LL.D.
Reading, Pa.
John Kelly, 21, Hampstead, N.H. W. 1825. *1872
Son of Rev. John Kelly and Abigail Dearborn. — Left 1821.— Auburn Theol.
Sem. (1830.) Fairfield Med. Coll. 1832-33. Physician. Feltonville, Carlisle;
from 1851, Esperance, N.Y.
Caleb Kimball, 21, Topsfield. D. 1826. *1879
Son of Caleb Kimball and Elizabeth Hammond. Born in Ipswich. Learned the
blacksmith's trade before entering the Academy. — Graduated 1822. — And.
Theol. Sem. (1829.) Pastor, Harwich; Biddeford, Me. Res. from 1842, Medway.
Was entirely blind for forty-seven years. Wrote several small religious books,
and travelled extensively in New England distributing them, their circulation
amounting to 122,000 copies.
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Jonathan Leavitt, 19, Cornish, N.H. A. 1825. *18 77
Son of Dr. Roswell Leavitt and Dorothy Ashley. — Left 1821. — Valedictorian
at Amherst. And. Theol. Sem. (1828 ) Home missionary, Pendleton and Wil-
lington, S.C.; Macon and Lincolnton, Ga. Pastor, Bedford; Providence, R.I.,
1840-63 Trustee, Amh. Coll. D.D.
Brooks Holyoke Lerned, 15, Hopkinton, N.H. *1820
Son of Dr. Ebenezer Lerned and Mary Hall. — Left 1820, dying at his home, Sept.
26, 1820. " A very brilliant scholar, and of lovely Christian character."
Theodore Leonard Lincoln, 17, Taunton. Br. 1825. *1887
Son of Gen. Thomas Lincoln and Esther Newland. — Left 1820. — Lawyer and
farmer. Taunton.
Nathaniel James Lord, 14, Ipswich. H. 1825. *1869
Son of Nathaniel Lord, Esq. (Register of Probate thirty-six years), and Eunice
Kimball. — Left 1820. — Studied law at Northampton Law School and with
Hon. Leverett Saltonstall, Salem. Lawyer. Salem. " For many years the ac-
knowledged leader of the Essex Bar." Member of Commission to revise the
proceedings in the courts of the Commonwealth, with Judges B. R. Curtis and
R. A. Chapman.
Cutting Marsh, 19, Danville, Vt. D. 1826. *1873
Son of Samuel White Marsh and Sally Brown ; brother of Samuel, 1815. — At
Miss Sally Holt's; Mr. Nathaniel Carter's; Miss Mary Upton's; Mrs. Elizabeth
Hidden 's; Mr. Nehemiah Abbot's. Graduated 1822.— And. Theol. Sem. 1829.
Missionary to Stockbridge Indians, Wisconsin, 1829-48. Pastor, Waupaca,
Wis., where he also practiced medicine.
Job Henry Martin, 1 21, Granville, N.Y. M. 1825. *1868
Son of Jeremiah Martin and Sabrina Miller. Born in Northfield. Apprenticed
to trade of carriage-maker. — Graduated 1821. — Princ. Theol. Sem. (1828.)
Pastor, Edgartown; Little Falls, Buffalo, Chatham St. chapel (succeeding Dr.
Finney), New York, N.Y.; Winter St. church, Haverhill; Chrystie St. church,
New York ; Waukesha, Wis. Studied medicine, graduating at Castleton Med.
Coll. 1856, and afterwards resided mostly in New York City, often lecturing on
hygienic subjects. Established, 1846, and published for live years, the Ladies'
Wreath, of which his wife, Mrs. Sarah T. Martyn (sister of his schoolmate, Ste-
phen S. Smith, below), was editor. A noted revivalist preacher, and ahead of
his time in his radical advocacy of various reforms.
Jonas Merriam, 16, Topsfield. Bo. 1826. *1871
Son of Jonas Meriam and Mehitable Peabody. — Left 1820. — Teacher in Amherst,
N.H., and elsewhere. Advocate of " Millerism " in Maine; in 1854, published
the World's Crisis in Lowell. Res. for several years at Concord, N.H.
Isaiah Preble Moody, 14, York [Maine]. Bo. 1827. *1885
Son of Dea. Samuel Moody and Lydia Preble. — Studied law with Stephen Chase,
Fryeburg, Me. Lawyer in Lowell, and in Hampstead, N.H. Farmer and
teacher in York. Res. from 1866, Boston; afterwards, Newton.
George Leonard Morey, 15, Taunton. *1837
Son of George Washington Morey and Mary Leonard. — Farmer. Taunton.
Abraham Murdock, 9, Andover. *1887
Son of Prof. James Murdock, D.D., and Rebekah Lydia Atwater. Born in
Princeton. — Graduated 1825. — Merchant, manufacturer, lawyer. Settled in
Columbus, Miss., in 1835. Held many town and county offices. President of
1 Name afterwards written Martyn.
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Mobile and Ohio R.R. Rep. in time of Civil War, and Chairman of Ways and
Means Committee; also Confederate Quartermaster, accepting the office on the
conditions that he should not be subject to military supervision, and should serve
without rank or pay. 1 " The pioneer of manufacturers in our state. Few men
have made such an impress upon Mississippi in the avenues of her progress and
prosperity." Died at Eagle Pass, Texas, while Consular Agent at Santa Rosa,
Mexico, and engaged in developing silver mines there.
George Nichols, 22, Reading. Y. 1824. *1841
Son of James Nichols and Lydia Hosea. — Graduated 1820. — Yale Div. Sch. 1828.
Teacher in New Haven, Ct., and in Hadley. Pastor, Chicopee Falls, 1830-34.
Afterwards principal of a select school for young ladies, in Springfield, until his
death.
James Creighton Odiorne, 1 7, Boston. Y. 1826. *1879
Son of George Odiorne and Maria Creighton. Born in London, Eng. — Graduated
1825. — Partner with his father in iron business, Boston. Res. from 1857, Framing-
ham. Author of Speculative Masonry. One of the first members of the N.E.
Anti-slavery Soc, and treasurer of same. Fellow Amer. Statis. Assoc. A.M.
hon., King's Coll., Nova Scotia.
Charles Tarbell Parker, 10, Boston. Y. 1827. *1833
Son of Ebenezer Parker and Sally Tarbell. — Studied law with Daniel Webster;
Litchfield Law Sch. Lawyer. Boston; Cincinnati; St. Louis.
Ebenezer Parker, 12, Boston. Y. 1825. *1833
Brother of above. — Harv. Med. 1829. Studied also under Dupuytren in Paris.
Physician in Boston until his early death by consumption.
Jacob Lowe Peabody, 12, Boston. *1821
Son of Jacob Peabody and Lucy Manning. Born in Salem. — Died in Boston.
" Of lovely character and unusual intelligence."
Amos Pettingell, 14, Newburyport. Y. 1825. *1831
Son of Dea. Amos Pettingell and Joanna Haskell. — Salutatorian at Yale. Tutor,
Yale Coll., 1827-33. Died at New Haven, while a student in Yale Div. Sch.
William Phillips, 10, Boston. H. 1828. *1829
Son of Dea. Edward Phillips and Mary Salisbury. — At the Principal's. Gradu-
ated 1821. Salutatorian. — Died of consumption at Matanzas, Cuba.
Asa Potter, 16, South Kingstown, R.I. Br. 1824. *1872
Son of Asa Potter and Hannah Hagadorn. — Left 1820. — Studied law with John
Whipple, Providence, R.I.; Litchfield Law Sch. Lawyer, So. Kingstown
R.I. Merchant (Brown, Potter, and Co.), New York. Returned to So. Kings-
town Secretary of State, Rhode Island, 1851, '52, '53.
Robert Rantoul, 12, Beverly. H. 1826. *1852
Son of Hon. Robert Rantoul and Joanna Lovett. — At Mr. William Foster's.
Graduated 1852. — Studied law with Hon. John Pickering and Hon. Leverett
Salstonstall, Salem. Lawyer and reformer. Practiced in Salem ; from 1831,
South Reading; from 1833, Gloucester; from 1839, Boston, with his home at
Beverly. Rep. from Gloucester, 1835-38; U.S. Collector, Boston, 1843; U.S.
Dist Att'y for Mass., 1845^9; U.S. Senator, unexpired term of Daniel Webster,
1851: M.C. from Essex District, 1851 until his death. With his schoolmate,
Wilson Flagg, above, established at Beverly (1828) one of the first country
1 During the occupancy at one time of Columbus by the Union troops, Mr. Murdock,
learning that the son of an Andover playmate (William S. Marland, P. A. 1827) was an
officer in one of the regiments, called upon him and cordially welcomed him to his home.
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lyceums, and started the publication of The Workingmen's Library. Mem. of
Mass. Board of Education from its organization, and edited under its auspices
The Common Sclwol Library. Mem. of First Board of Directors, Western R.R.
(Worcester to Albany); organizer and corporator of Illinois Central R.R.
Counsel for defence of Simms, the fugitive slave, Boston, 1851. Died at Wash-
ington, D.C.
George Augustus Rhodes, 13, Pawtuxet, R.I. Br. 1828. *1850
Son of Gen. Christopher Rhodes and Betsey Allen. — Left 1821. — Manufacturer.
Natick, R.I.
Robert Rhodes, 15, Pawtuxet, R.I. Br. 1825. *1860
Son of Hon. William Rhodes and Sarah Arnold. Born in Cranston, R.l. — Studied
medicine. Manufacturer. Providence, Pawtuxet, R.I. Resided also for several
years at the Azores Islands. Died at Pawtuxet.
Hiram Shed, 16, Boston.
Stephen Sanford Smith, 22, Hebron, N.Y. *1871
Son of Rev. Ethan Smith and Bathsheba Sanford. Born in Haverhill, N.H. —
Left 1822. — Editor Northern Spectator, Poultney, Vt.; Litchfield Co. Post,
Litchfield, Ct. ; Record of the Times, New Bedford. Pastor, Fayetteville, N.Y.,
1833-35; Westminster, 1841-50; Warren, 1854-68; Salem church, Chicago, 111.,
1863-66. Also, agent, at different times, of Amer. S.S. Union; Amer. Bible Soc;
Amer. and For. Chr. Union, and of the Board of National Popular Education
(Gov. Slade's enterprise for sending teachers to the West). Died at Worcester.
Henry Starkweather, 1 7, Williainstown. W. 1825. *1875
Son of William Starkweather aiid Mary Sloan. — At Mr. Amos Abbot's. Left
1820. — Studied law with Homer Bartlett, Esq., Ware. Lawyer, Ware, 1829-34.
Merchant, New York City. City Collector.
Lucius Storrs, 19, Ashford, Ct.
Son of Rev. William Storrs and Abigail F. Hovey. — Left 1821. — Teacher in Mo-
bile, Ala., and trader in Montgomery, Ala. In 1822, entered employment of
Northwest Fur Co., " five hundred miles north of Green Bay," and heard from
only once afterward.
James Clark Stuart, 8, Andover. Y. 1831. *1870
Son of Prof. Moses Stuart and Abigail Clark; brother of Isaac W., 1817, and
Moses B., 1822. — Graduated 1826. —First two years of college course at Am-
herst. Woodstock (Vt.) Med. Coll. ; Berkshire Med. Inst. 1837. Physician, one
year in Canestota, afterwards in Syracuse, N.Y.; U.S. Surgeon, 1861-65. " Emi-
nent in his profession, patriotic during the war, and died a martyr to the
cause."
William Kendall Talbot, 19, Athol. *1880
Son of George Talbot and Betty Ward. — Left 1821. — Princ. Theol. Sem. (1826.)
Pastor, Nottingham West (now Hudson), N.H ; Parishville, N.Y.; subsequently
in western and southern states. " Devoted his life to building up churches in
destitute parts of the country, and to starting and fostering educational institu-
tions." While at Columbus, Ky., 1861-62, ministered to Confederate soldiers
in hospital; afterwards Hospital Chaplain, U.S.A., Beaufort, S.C. Died at
Woodhull, 111.
John Holbrook Thayer, 19, Braintree. H. 1826. *1870
Son of Caleb Thayer and Mary Holbrook; brother of Caleb, 1818, and Norton,
1821. — Graduated 1822. —First year of college course at Yale. Physician.
Louisville, Ky.
1819.]
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Abner Towne, 21, Belchertown. U. 1823. *1826
Son of Amasa Towne and Margaret Smith. — And. Theol. Sena. (1825.) Pastor,
Litchfield, N.Y.
Josiah Tucker, 28, Milton. *1856
Son of Capt. Samuel Tucker and Abigail Yose. — Graduated 1822. — And. Theol.
Sem. 1825. Pastor, Madison, Bingham, Mercer, Me.; South Orange, Erving.
Colporteur, Amer. Tract Soc. Res. from 1852, Taunton.
William Twining, 13, New Haven, Ct. Y. 1825. *1884
Son of Dea. Stephen Twining (steward of Yale Coll.) and Almira Catlin. — Gradu-
ated 1821. — And. Theol. Sem.; Yale Div. Sch. 1828. Pastor, Great Falls, N.H.;
Appleton St. (now Eliot) church, Lowell. Prof. Math., Nat. Phil., and Astron.,
Wabash Coll. Pastor, Beardstown, 111. Res. from 1863, St. Louis, Mo.
Edward Royall Tyler, 18, Brattleborough, Vt Y. 1825. *1848
Son of Chief Justice Royall Tyler and Mary Palmer. Born in Guilford, Yt.—
Teacher in Cambridgeport. Resident student, And. Theol. Sem. 1826; Yale
Div. Sch. 1828. Pastor. Middletown, Colebrook, Ct. Agent Amer. Anti-slavery
Soc, 1836-37. Editor Conn. Observer, Hartford, 1838-42. Founder, editor, and
proprietor of Xeio Englander, 1842-48.
Alfred Upham, 15, Rochester. N.H. Bo. (1825.) *1878
Son of Hon. Nathaniel Upham and Judith Cogswell. — At Capt. George Abbot's.
Graduated 1821. — Studied medicine with Dr. Jabez Dow, Dover, N.H.; Dart.
Med. 1S34. Physician in New York City from 1837. A.M. hon., Bowd. Coll.
1848.
Samuel Hurd Walley, 13, Boston. H. 1826. *1877
Son of Hon. Samuel Hall Walley and Miriam Phillips. — At the Principal's.
Graduated 1822. — First two years of college course at Yale. Lawyer and finan-
cier, Boston. Treasurer of Seamen's, afterwards Suffolk, Savings Bank, from
1833; President of Revere Bank; Treasurer Yermont Central Railroad. Rep.
from Boston, 1836; from Roxbury, 1840-46, 1851; Speaker two terms. M.C.
1853-55. Bank Commissioner, 1858. Trustee, Phillips Academy: Yisitor, And.
Theol. Sem.; President Mass. Bible Soc; Auditor, Amer. Board of Missions.
Overseer, Harv. Coll. Mem. Hist. Gen. Soc. Died at Nautasket.
Samuel Warren, 12, Weston. Y. (1826.) *1867
Son of Nathan Warren (a revolutionary soldier) aud Elizabeth Smith. — At Mrs.
Phebe Abbot's. Graduated 1822. — Harv. Med. 1829. Physician. West Newton.
Relinquished practice, and devoted himself to farming and to study of botany
and of language," learning Hebrew after he was fifty years of age."
James Whittle, 18, Weare, X.H. D. 1823. *1837
Son of William Whittle and Rachel Parker. — Yaledictorian at Dartmouth.
Studied law with Samuel Fletcher, Esq., Trustee P. A., Concord, N.H. Lawyer
for a short time at Weare, Concord, Strafford, N.H. Taught, and edited a
paper, in Missouri. Died at Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Chauncey Wilcox, 23, Middletown, Ct. Y. 1824. *1852
Son of Joseph Russell Wilcox and Lina Foster. Born in Middletown Upper Houses
(now Cromwell), Ct. —Graduated 1820. — Yale Div. Sch. 1827. Pastor, North
Greenwich, Ct., 1828-46. Afterwards kept boarding-school for boys in Ridge-
field, Ct.
Leonard Worcester Willey, 19, Campton, X.H. W. (1827.) *1824
Son of Darius Willey and Mary Pulsifer. — Left 1821. — Died at Williamstown,
while a member of the Sophomore class in Williams College, and a stone erected
by his classmates in the village graveyard.
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Ebenezer White Withington, 1 7, Dorchester. *
Son of Joseph Weeks Withington and Elizabeth White; brother of Leonard.
1809, and William, 1816. — At Capt. George Abbot : s. Left 1820. — Teacher in
Belfast, Me. Lawyer in Pittsburgh, Pa., where he died in 1836 or 1837.
Joshua Wood, 28, Bluehill [Maine]. *1825
Son of Col. Robert Wood and Mary Coggins. — Left 1819. —Bang. Theol. Sem.
1823. Preceptor of Bluehill Academy, 1823-24. Died near Savannah, Ga.
Daniel Bates Woods, 9, Andover. U. 1833.
Son of Prof. Leonard Woods, D.D., and Abigail Wheeler; brother of Samuel,
1808; Joseph W., 1810; and Leonard, 1815. — Left 1824. — First three years of
college course at Amherst. And. Theol. Sem. 1837. Pastor, Springwater, N.Y.,
1839-41. Teacher and preacher, Cumberland, Prince Edward's, and Appomat-
tox Counties, Va., 1841-44; teacher, Philadelphia, 1844-49; Cincinnati, 1852-55.
Author of Sixteen Months at the Gold Diggings, published on return from trip
to California, 1849-51. Res. from 1855, St. Louis, Mo.
1820.
John Emery Abbot, 16, Portsmouth, N.H. H. 1826. *1849
Son of John Abbot and Rebecca Wilson. — At Maj. Daniel Cummings'. Gradu-
ated 1822. —Studied medicine with Dr. J. H. Pierrepont, Portsmouth; Harv.
Med. 1830. Physician. New Orleans, La. Died at Belleville, ILL
James Church Alvord, 12, Greenfield. D. 1827. *1839
Son of Elijah Alvord, Esq., and Sabra Wells. Born at Greenwich. — Graduated
1823. — Studied law with Hon. Daniel Wells; Yale Law Sch. 1828-29. Lawyer.
Greenfield. Rep. from Greenfield, 1836. Senator from Franklin, 1837. Elected
to 26th Congress, but died before taking his seat. " In his early and premature
grave were buried the high hopes which had been excited by his brief and bril-
liant career." 1
William Appleton, 11, Amherst, N.H. Bo. 1826. *1830
Son of Rev. Jesse Appleton, D.D. (President of Bowdoin Coll.) and Elizabeth
Means. — Graduated 1822. —Teacher, Pinkerton Acad., Derry, N.H. Studied
law with Robert Means, Jr., Esq., Amherst, and with Hon. Jeremiah Mason,
Portsmouth, N.H. In 1830, went to Cincinnati, O., to begin practice of his
profession, and there died in a few weeks.
Dyer Ball, 24, Shutesbury. U. 1828. *1866
Son of Jonah Ball and Betsey Cheney. Born in Holden (now WestBoylston). —
Left 1822. — First two years of college course at Yale. Yale Div. Sch. (1829.)
Teacher and home missionary in St. Augustine, Fla. ; teacher in Charleston, S.C.
Studied medicine in Med. Coll. of South Carolina. Medical missionary in China
from 1838 (Canton, from 1845). Published for many years a Chinese almanac.
Frederic W. Barker, 13, Boston.
Left 1821. — [Frederick W. Barker in Boston Directory, 1833-37, as in Boston
Custom House.]
Alphonzo Barnes, 14, Bristol, Ct. *1877
Son of Thomas Barnes and Rosannah Lewis. — Left 1823. — Merchant. Bristol.
Town officer.
1 Wilson's Rise and Fall of the Slave Power in America.
1820.]
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Samuel Perkins Bishop, 13, New York. Ham. 1826.
Son of Daniel L. Bishop and Lucy Perkins. Born in Liverpool, N.S. — At Mrs.
Tamsen G. Buntin's; Col. Benjamin Abbot's. Left 1822. — Studied medicine
with Dr. Nathan S. Jarvis, Ithaca, N.Y. Physician, Ithaca, 1828-36. Clerk
and banker, Cincinnati, O., from 1836. Sec. Safe Deposit Company, from 1866.
Cincinnati, O.
Nathan Blanchard, 19, Burlington. *1882
Son of Dea. David Blanchard and Eliot Bridge. — Left 1821.— Farmer and teacher.
Burlington. Justice of Peace and town officer ; much engaged in the settlement
of estates.
John Howe Boardman, 15, Portsmouth, N.H. H. 1826. *1874
At Maj. Daniel Cummings'. Graduated 1822. — Studied medicine with Dr. J. H.
Pierrepont, Portsmouth; Harv. Med. 1829. Physician. Portsmouth. Died at
Somerville.
Charles William Bond, 10, Andover. *1829
Son of William Bond and Sally Thompson. — Died in New York City, where the
family had removed.
George Gaines Brewster, 22, Portsmouth, N.H. *1872
Son of Samuel Brewster and Mary Ham. — Dentist. Portsmouth. County Jus-
tice; Notary Public. Mem. Hist. Gen. Soc.
Parker Carleton, 20, Bluehill, Me. *1823
Son of Moses Carleton and Mary Webster. — At Madam French's; Miss Sally
Holt's; Mr. Nathaniel Carter's; Mr. Moses Parker's; Miss Mary Upton's; Mr.
Jonathan Leavitt's. — Died while a member of the Academy, and buried in the
Chapel cemetery.
Josiah Edson Challis, 20, Boscawen, N.H. H. S. (1826.) *1889
Son of Enoch Challis and Susannah Oak. Born in Chelsea, Vt. — Left 1821. —
Studied law in Boston, and was admitted to the Suffolk Bar. Afterwards in
business in New York City, and as a practical geologist engaged in mining en-
terprises in Maine, Ohio, and Michigan. Res. from 1867, West Friendship, Md.
Member of the Handel and Hayden Society when in Boston.
James Dyer Chapman, 21, Columbia, Ct. Y. 1826. *1854
Son of James Dyer Chapman and Tryphosa Huntington. — At Mrs. T. G. Buntin's;
Mark Newman's, Esq.; Mr. Amos Blanchard's; Mr. Moses Parker's. — Gradu-
ated 1822. — Yale Div. Sch. 1833. Pastor, Prospect, Walcott, Ct. ; Cummiugton.
Ansel Russell Clark, 19, Lunenburg, Vt. D. 1826. *1887
Son of Ebenezer Clark and Mindwell Pomeroy. —Graduated 1822. — And. Theol.
Sem. 1829. Sec. Western Reserve Branch of Amer. Educ. Soc. Editor of Ob-
server at Hudson and Cleveland, O. Pastor, Wellington, Huntington, O. Res.
from 1873, Collamer, O.
Ephraim Weston Clark, 20, Peacham, Vt. D. 1824. *1878
Son of Edward Clark and Elizabeth Weston. Born in Haverhill, N.H. — And.
Theol Sem. 1827. Missionary in Sandwich Islands ; pastor of Kawaiahao
church, Honolulu, 1848-63. From 1864, in United States. Superintended in
New York publication of revised version of the Hawaiian Bible. Author of
Hawaiian text-books. Died in Chicago.
William Boylston Coggeshall, 9, Nantucket. *1857
Son of Robert Coggeshall and Betsey Coffin. — Sail-maker. Buffalo, N.Y. Died
in Milwaukee, Wis.
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Richard Smith Corning, 19, Chatham, N.Y. *1852
Son of Bliss Corning and Lucinda Smith. Born in Norwich. Ct. — At Mrs. T.
F. Buntin's; Mrs. Ann Whittier's. — Pastor, Lisle, Otisco, N.Y. Res. from
1835, Otisco Valley, and Syracuse, N.Y. Practiced law.
Benjamin Randall Dean, 14, Taunton. Br. 1826. *1863
Son of Robert Dean and Sarah Susan Leavitt Padelford. — Left 1822. — Lawyer.
Taunton.
Ebenezer Denison, 18, Stonington, Ct. Y. 1827. *1869
Son of Dea. Ebenezer Denison and Jane Williams. — Graduated 1823. — Teacher
and farmer. Mystic Village, Stonington. Town officer. " Prominent in every
moral, religious, and reformatory movement in the community."
Elijah Eldridge, 25, Willington, Ct. *1821
Son of Elijah and Bethiah Eldridge. Born in Ashford, Ct. — Died in Willington.
George Washington Elliott, 23, [South] Danvers. *1885
Son of Ezekiel Elliott and Sarah Brown. Born in Thornton, N.H. — Left 1821.
— Aub. Theol.?Sem. 1824. Pastor, Lenox, Bergen, Mt. Morris, Churchville,
Newark, N.Y. Sec. of Home Missions and Gen. Agent of Bible Soc in Wis-
consin. Res. from 1852, Milwaukee, Wis.
George Emerson, 15, Lunenburg, Vt. *1839
Son of Jacob Emerson and Polly Hartwell. — Left 1821. — Teacher. In river
trade between Ohio and New Orleans. Res. New Richmond, O.
John S Emerson, 19, Chester, N.H. D. 1826. *1867
Son of Capt. John Emerson and Elizabeth French. —At Mr. Nathaniel Carter's.
Graduated 1822. — Preceptor Moor's Charity School, Dart. College. And.
Theol. Sem. 1830. Missionary teacher and pastor in Sandwich Islands. Pub-
lished an English and Hawaiian dictionary, and other books in the Hawaiian
language. " He personally instructed many of his flock in breaking cattle to
the yoke, and assisted them in the construction of roads, bridges, and improved
dwellings." M.D.
Nelson S. Fuller, 16, Columbia, Ct. Y. (1828.) *1827
Son of Dr. Silas Fuller and Alinda Clarke. — Died in Columbia, of consumption.
James Furbish, 24, Wells, Me. H. 1825. *1878
Son of Samuel Furbish and Abigail Davis. — At Mias Hannah Newman's. Gradu-
ated 1821. Valedictorian. — Teacher in Grammar School, Concord; Thornton
Academy, Saco, Me. Well-known teacher in school for young ladies, Portland,
Me., for many years. Died at Old Orchard, Me.
Charles Goddard, 22, Portsmouth, N.H. Y. 1826. *1883
Son of Dr. John Goddard and Mary Langdon. — Graduated 1823. — First prin-
cipal of Abbot Academy, Andover, 1829-31. Teacher in Mt. Vernon School for
Young Ladies, Boston. In office of Boston and Lowell Railroad, Boston, 1842-66,
being for eighteen years Cashier. Res. Winchester, Brookline. Rep. from
Winchester, 1865.
Gilbert Goffe, 17, Bedford, N.H. *1823
Son of Theodore A. Goffe and Anne Griggs —Teacher in Alabama, where he
died.
Oliver Crosby Gray, 18, Dover, N.H. *1827
Son of Rev. Robert Gray (a native of Andover) and Lydia Tufts. — Scholar of the
House. Left 1822. — Lived with Col. Moses Wingate, Dover, until his death.
1820.]
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Charles Grew, 10, Boston. *1831
Son of John Grew and Ann Greene; brother of John, 1818, and Henry, 1819. —
At Prof. Woods'. Left 1S22. — Died at sea, while on a voyage from St. Jago de
Cuba to Trieste.
Mason Grosvenor, 19, Mansfield, Ct. Y. 1827. *1886
Son of Rev. Nathan Grosvenor and Lydia Adams; brother of David A., 181S.
Born in Pomfret, Ct. — Graduated 1S23. — Yale Div. Sch. 1S31. Leader in or-
ganization of the "Yale P>and" for promotion of religious and educational
institutions in Illinois. Pastor, Ashtield; Sharon, Ct.; Hudson, O. Principal
of Hudson Female Sem. ; Agent Western Coll. Soc, res. Springfield; New
Haven, Ct. ; Instructor in Math, in Illinois Coll. and Beloit Coll.; Prof, of
Mor. Phil., Illinois Coll., lS79-£0. Afterwards res. Englewood, N.J. Trustee,
Illinois Coll.
Winthrop S. 1 Harding, 14, Natchez, Miss. Y. (1824.)
Samuel Foster Haven, 13, Dedham. A. 1826. *1881
Son of Hon. Samuel Haven and Elizabeth Foster. — Graduated 1821. — First two
years of college course at Harvard. Archaeologist and historical writer.
Studied law with Hon. Theron Metcalf, Dedham. Lawyer. Lowell. Librarian
of American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, from 1838, forty-three years.
Cor. Mem. of many learned societies. LL.D.
David Hoadley, 14, New Haven, Ct. *1873
Son of David Hoadley and Rachel Beecher. Born in Waterbury, Ct. — Merchant
and financier. New York; res, from 1868, Englewood, N.J. Yice-pres. of
Amer. Exchange Bank; Pres. of Panama R.R. Co. Director, Union Theol.
Sem.; Trustee, Lookout Mt. Educational Institutions. "Active, energetic pro-
moter of every project for the improvement and advancement of his fellow-
men."
Charles Hubbard, 21, Millbury. *1865
Son of Rev. Ebenezer Hubbard and Abigail Glover. Born in Marblehead. — Left
1822. — Dart. Med.; Berks. Med. 1826. Physician. Lowell; Clinton, Hickman,
Ky. ; Memphis, Tenn. Postmaster at Hickman.
Joseph Jenkins, 11, Boston. Y. 1828. *1843
Son of Joseph Jenkins and Mary Peabody. — At Maj. Cummings'. Graduated
1823. — Studied law with Judge Samuel Hubbard, Boston. Lawyer. Boston.
Elisha Jenney, 16, Fairhaven. D. 1827. *1882
Son of Levi Jenney and Susanna Proctor. — Graduated 1823. — Yale Div. Sch.
1831. One of the " Illinois Band," with Mason Grosvenor, above. Home mis-
sionary and agent of missionary societies in Illinois, thirty-six years. Res. from
1849, Galesburg, 111. Trustee, Illinois Coll.
Osgood Johnson, 1 6, Andover [West Parish]. D. 1828. *1837
Son of Osgood Johnson and Fanny Abbot. — At Mr. Amos Abbot's; Mr. Amos
Blanchard's. Graduated 1823. — Teacher in Phillips Academy, 1829-&3; Prin-
cipal, from 1833 to his early death by consumption in 1S37. A monument,
erected to his memory in the Chapel cemetery by his pupils, bears this in-
scription, written by Professor James .L Kingsley, LL.D., of Yale College :
H.S.E. Osgood Johnson A.M. Darr. Apvd Andov. Scholae Phillipsiensis
Archididascalvs vir egregiis animi dotibvs instrvctvs optimis disciplinis ervditvs
qvem ad mirvm pvlchri rectiqve sensvm cvm primvm natvra tvm ratio ac doc-
trina finxit; in ivventvte ervdienda nemini secvndvs sev ad literas mentem
1 Full name doubtless Winthrop Sargent Harding, for Winthrop Sargent, Governor
of Mississippi Territory, who resided at Natchez.
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iwenilem informare vellet sev ad honestatem ; fidv8 constans integer ab omni
8imvlatione alienvs spe Christiana gavdens morbo lento confectvs e vivis excessit
die ix Maii anno sacro MDCCCXXXV1I, aetatis xxxiv, vxori liberis discipvlis
bonis omnibvs triste svi desiderivm relinqvens. Hoc monvmentvm praeceptori
optimo discipvli svi in testimonivm grati animi P.CC.
Daniel Cleaves King, 13, [South] Danvers. H. (1829.) *1854
Son of Amos King and Abigail Cleaves; brother of Samuel P. C, 1823. — At Mr.
William Foster's. Graduated 1825. — Coal dealer. Cincinnati, O. Died at
Chester, Mass.. while travelling from Cincinnati to Danvers.
George Gordon King, 13, Newport, R.I. Br. 1825. *1871
Son of Dr. David King and Anne Gordon. — Left 1821. — Salutatorian at Brown.
Studied law with John Whipple, Providence, R.I. ; Litchfield Law Sch. Law-
yer. Newport, R.I. Member for many years either of State Assembly or
Senate. M.C. 1849-53. President of Redwood Library Association. Mem. R.I.
Hist. Soc.
William Johnson Curtis Kenney, 11, Middleton.
Son of Johnson Kenney and Mehitable Curtis. — At Mr. Samuel G. Woodbridge's.
— Carpenter. General Freight Agent, Boston, of Eastern R.R., 1852-72; of
Boston and Maine R.R., 1872-89. Afterwards in General Manager's office,
Boston. Danvers.
Thomas Lee, 14, Cambridge.
Left 1821. —
Isaac McLellan, 14, Boston. Bo. 1826.
Son of Isaac McLellan and Eliza Hull. Born in Portland, Me. — At Mr. Daniel
Cummings'; Wid. Sarah Stevens'; Mr. Amos Abbot's. Graduated 1822. —
Studied law with Lemuel Shaw and Sidney Bartlett, Boston; Northampton
Law Sch. Lawyer, editorial writer, and " poet-sportsman." Res. Boston
until 1838, afterwards travelling in Europe, and spending two seasons in one
of Daniel Webster's farm-houses at Marshfield. Removed to New York, 1843,
with home on Long Island (from 1868, at Greenport). Started a monthly maga-
zine in Boston, which he merged in the Weekly Pearl; was also connected with
the Boston Daily Patriot; early contributor to the Boston Monthly Mag. of S. L.
Knapp (P.A. 1799), Am. Monthly Mag. of N. P. Willis (P.A. 1821), J.T. Bucking-
ham's New Eng. Mag., W. C. Bryant's Lit. Gazette, the Knickerbocker, etc., and
inlater years to sportsmen's journals. Author of three vols, of poems published
while in Boston, and (1886) Poems of the Rod and Gun. 1 Mem. of Boston Sch.
Com. and Common Council ; Rep. from Boston, 1837. Springs, L.I.
George Moody, 19, Byfield. *1866
Son of Sewall Moody and Judith Longfellow. — Studied medicine with Dr. Tim-
othy Kinniston, Haverhill; Harv. Med. 1830. Physician. Boxford, Georgetown.
Samuel Nichols, 21, South Reading [now Wakefield]. *1844
Son of Samuel Nichols and Elizabeth Hay. — Graduated 1823. — Bang. Theol.
Sem. 1826. Pastor, Wakefield, Franklin, Barrington, N.H. Res. from 1842,
So. Reading.
William Henry Fettyplace Pedrick, 11, Salem. *1847
Son of John Pedrick and Elizabeth Fettyplace; brother of Richard Edward, 1818.
— Ship-master. Engaged in the South American and Mediterranean trade.
Died in New York.
1 One of Mr. McLellan's earliest poems, The Death of Napoleon, became very popular t
AVild was the night; yet a wilder night
Hung o'er the soldier's pillow."
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Oliver Ellsworth Perkins, 14, New London, Ct. *1847
Son of Hon. Elias Perkins and Mary Mumford. — Left 1821. — Resided, except
when away on foreign voyages, at Kew London. Died in Ohio, a few months
after his removal there.
Abraham Garland Randall, 16, Stow. H. (1827.) *1863
Son of Rev. Abraham Randall and Hannah (Garland) Leavitt. Born in Man-
chester. — First year of college course at Yale. Principal of Middleborough
Academy. Studied law with Gov. John Davis and Hon. Chas. Allen, Worces-
ter. Lawyer. Millbury, Worcester. Postmaster at Millbury.
Isaac Ray, 13, Beverly. (Bo. 1826.) *1881
Son of Capt. Isaac Ray and Lydia Symonds. — At Master Foster's. Graduated
1822. — Studied medicine with Drs. Samuel Hart, Beverly, and George C. Shat-
tuck, Boston ; Harv. Med. ; Bowd. Med. 1827- Eminent physician and specialist
in treatment of insane. Practiced in Portland, Eastport, Me. Sup't of State
Hospital for Insane, Augusta, Me., 1841-45; of Butler Hospital for Insane,
Providence, R.I., 1845-67. Afterwards res. Philadelphia, Pa. One of the
founders of Association of Med. Sup'ts of Amer. Institutions for Insane, and of
Philadelphia Social Science Assoc. Pres. R.I. Med. Soc; Fellow of Coll. of
Phys. of Philadelphia; Cor. Mem. R.I. Hist. Soc. Author of Medical Jurispru-
dence of Insanity, and of many published reports and essays on subjects con-
nected with insanity. LL.D.
Winslow Varnum Richardson, 13, Reading. *1825
Son of Dr. Nathan Richardson and Asenath Rice. — Left 1821. — Died in South
Reading (now Wakefield).
George Rogers, 27, Gloucester. *1863
Son of John Rogers and Sarah Smith. Before entering Academy was in business,
having served an apprenticeship with Abraham Wheelwright and Co., New-
buryport. — Pres. Social Fraternity, 1820. — Studied the languages privately,
with a view to the ministry, which his health forbade him to enter. Merchant.
Boston. Treasurer, and afterwards President, of Douglas Axe Manufacturing
Co. For many years deacon in Union church, Boston. Died in Newburyport.
Thomas Holmes Ropes, 16, Salem. *1845
Son of Capt. Timothy Ropes and Sarah Holmes. — Graduated 1822. — Taught a
private school in Salem. From about 1830, in Louisville, Ky.
John White Roundey, 10, Marblehead. D. (1827.) *1886
Son of Elijah White Roundey and Elizabeth Brown. —Left 1823. —Studied law
in Utica, N.Y., and practiced one year in Manlius, N.Y.; studied theology in
Utica, but not ordained. In business, Charleston, S.C.; La Fayette, Ind. ; thirty
years in National Bank of Commerce, New York City; res. in Brooklyn, N.Y.;
Plainfield, N.J.; and, from 1867, Bound Brook, N.J.
George Benjamin Ruggles, 16, Newport, R.I. Br. (1826.) *1833
Son of Benjamin and Azubah Ruggles. — Left 1821. — Engaged in manufacturing.
Providence, R.I.
Peter Edmund Russell, 11, Marblehead. A. 1829. *
Son of John Russell and Mary Lewis. — Left 1822. — Name changed, 1826, to
Edmund Peter Russell. Taught at Orleans, and in New Jersey, going to the
Southern States about 1860.
Anthony Colby Smith, 21, Holderness, N.H. *1822
Son of Andrew Smith, Jr., and Elizabeth Colby. — Was pursuing his studies in
the Academy,. with reference to the ministry, when attacked with consumption,
of which he died in Middleborough, at the home of his uncle, Rev. Philip Colby.
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Henry Charming Smith, 31, New London, Ct. *1879
Son of Maj. Simeon Smith, 2d, and Charlotte Smith. — Left 1821. — " Intended to
prepare for ministry, but his health failed." Harness-maker. New London, Ct.
John James Soley, 11, Charlestown. *1884
Son of Hon. John Soley and Rebecca Tyng Henley. — Left 1823. — Broker and
financial editor. Boston; res. Roxbury; from 1866, Cambridge.
John Bethune Staples, 13, New Haven, Ct. Y. 1827. *1884
Son of Seth P. Staples, Esq., and Catherine Wales; brother of George W., 1823.
— At Miss Newman's. Graduated 1822. — Lawyer. New York ; res. West New
Brighton, Staten Island, N.Y.
William Augustus Stearns, 15, Bedford. H. 1827. *1876
Son of Rev. Samuel Stearns and Abigail French ; brother of Samuel H., 1816, and
Jonathan F., 1823. — At Madam French's; John L. Abbot's, Esq. Graduated
1823. — And. Theol. Sem. 1831. Principal of Duxbury Higli School. Pastor,
Prospect St. church, Cambridgeport, 1831-54. President of Amherst College,
1854-1876. Overseer, Harv. Coll.; Trustee, Phil. Acad.; Mem. Mass. Board of
Educ. ; Pres. of Mass. Home Miss. Soc. seventeen years. Preacher of Artillery
Election Sermon, 1852; of Convention Sermon, 1857; of Election Sermon, 1864.
Fellow Amer. Acad.; Mem. Mass. Hist. Soc. D.D.; LL.D.
Augustus Stevens, 16, Boston.
Left 1821. —
Timothy Dwight Porter Stone, 9, Andover. A. 1834. *1887
Son of Rev. Timothy Stone (of Cornwall, Ct.) and Mary Merwin; brother of John
P., 1823. Born in Cornwall.— At Prof. Porter's. Graduated 1828. — First
two years of college course at Dartmouth. . And. Theol. Sem. 1842. Teacher of
High School, Concord, N.H.; principal of Female Seminary, Plymouth, N.H.;
principal of Abbot Academy, Andover, 1839-42; pastor, Holliston ; chaplain,
Mass. Reform School, Westboro; principal, Conn. Normal School; teacher,
Family School, Norwich, Ct.; pastor, Bozrah, Fitchville, Ct. ; Amesbury Mills;
principal of Seminary, Lafayette, Ind.; pastor, Marblehead, Stow, Hanover;
teacher of Elocution, Albany; pastor, Windsor. N.Y. Labored among Freed-
men in East Tenn., 1865, and for several years with temperance organizations.
Author of various readers and other juvenile publications. Died in Albany.
Amasa Symonds, 21, Hillsborough, N.H. D. (1825.) *1822
Son of Eliphalet Symonds and Tamme Tilton. — Graduated 1821. — Died at his
father's house, while a member of the Sophomore class at Dartmouth College.
"A superior teacher and a young man of great promise."
Francis Thomas, 16, Scituate. H. 1829. *1878
Son of Rev. Nehemiah Thomas and Hannah Otis. —At Mr. Foster's. Graduated
1825. Salutatorian. — Harv. Med. 1833. Physician. Scituate.
Charles Thompson, 23, New London, Ct. *1855
Son of Joseph Thompson and Helen Curtis. Born in Stratford, Ct. Clerk in
drug store, New London, before entering Academy. — Princ. Theol. Sem. (1825.)
Pastor, Dundaff, Pa. ; Humphreysville (in Derby, now Seymour), Salem, Ct.
Stephen Toplif, 23, Willington, Ct. Y. 1825. *1875
Son of Cyrus Topliff and Mary Streeter. — Graduated 1821. — Yale Div. Sch. 1828.
Pastor, Middletown (Westfield church), Ct. ; Columbus, O.; Oxford, Ct. Res.
from 1860, Cromwell, Ct.
George Trask, 24, Marblehead. Bo. 1826. *1875
Son of Jeremiah Trask and Hannah Wallis. Born in Beverly. — Left 1821. —
And. Theol. Sem. 1829. Pastor, Framingham, Warren, Fitchburg. From
1820.]
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1849, engaged in temperance work and in lecturing and writing against the use
of tobacco.
David Upton, 17, St. Stephens, N.B. *1858
Son of Aaron Upton (a loyalist, from Mt. Vernon, N.H.) and Hasadiah Cutler
Christie. — Left 1822. — First cashier St. Stephens Bank, 1836-58. Town officer
St. Stephens.
Herman Landon Vaill, 25, Litchfield, Ct. *1870
Son of Benjamin Yaill and Sylvia Landon. Served in War of 1812. Teacher
in Morris Academy, 1 Litchfield South Farms (now Morris), Ct. — Studied the-
ology with Rev. Joseph Harvey, Goshen, Ct. Teacher in Goshen Academy, also
in Foreign Mission School, Cornwall, Ct , 1824. Pastor, Millington (East
Haddam), East Lyme, Torringford, Ct. ; Seneca Falls, N.Y.; Milton, Ct. Res.
from 1852, Litchfield, Ct. A.M. hon., Yale Coll. 1824.
JohnViall, 19, Seekonk. *1879
Son of Hezekiah Viall and Fanny Low. Born in Rehoboth (now Seekonk). —
Left 1821. — Farmer and lay preacher. Delevan, 111. ; Kearney Junction, Neb.
Samuel Walcutt, 22, Danvers. *1823
Son of Jonathan Walcutt and Lydia Gale. — At Mrs. Geo. Abbot's. — Died at
Andover, while a student, Jan. 5, 1823.
Ebenezer Henry Watson, 16, Stockbridge. *1850
Son of Ebenezer Watson and Frances Pamela Sedgwick. — Business man in New
York. Died at Panama, So. Amer., while bookkeeper of Howland and Aspin-
wall.
Theodore Dwight Weld, 16, Hampton, Ct.
Son of Rev. Ludovicus Weld, 1784, and Elizabeth Clark. — At John L. Abbot's,
Esq. Left 1822, the failure of his eyes preventing him from pursuing a colle-
giate course, although several years later he entered Oneida (N.Y.) Manual Labor
Institute, and also studied under Prof. William Kirkland of Hamilton Coll.
Agent of Society for promoting Manual Labor in Literary Institutions. Stu-
dent in Lane Theol. Sem. 1833-34 ; leader in the " eighteen evenings' discussion,"
arising from the suppression of the anti-slavery society in the seminary. After-
wards well known reformer and lecturer on slavery. Cor. Sec. of Amer.
Anti-slavery Soc, New York, and editor of its books and pamphlets. Estab-
lished and conducted for several years a school at Englewood, N.J. Author of
American Slavery as it is, and other anti-slavery publications. Res. from 1864,
Hyde Park.
David Everett Wheeler, 16, Orford, N.H. D. 1827. *1870
Son of John Brooks Wheeler and Hannah Hills. Born in Grafton, Yt. — Left
1821. — Studied at Harv. Law Sch. (1827-28), and with Hon. Jonas Piatt. New
York. Lawyer. New York. Rep. from New York City, 1844, '45. Mem. City
Board of Education. Editor of Herald of Peace four years.
John Wild, 17, Dorchester. M. 1827. *1868
Son of Joseph Wild and Hannah Minot.— Graduated 1823. — And. Theol. Sem.
1831. Taught for several years in the Shenandoah Yalley. Pastor, Grafton ;
Conway, N.H. ; Falmouth, Topsham, Me. Teacher, Deposit, Stamford, N.Y.
Res. from 1864, Alexandria, Va.
Samuel Tyler Wilder, 19, Attleborough. Br. 1825. *1837
Son of Rev. John Wilder and Esther Tyler. — Lawyer. Rochester, N Y.
* John Brown was a pupil of Mr. Yaill at this Academy, and wrote to his old teacher
from his Virginia prison a few days before his execution.
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William Wolcott, 21, Stow. Y. 1828. *1877
Son of William Wolcott and Mary Farns worth. — At Phillips Hall. Graduated
1824. Valedictorian. — Yale Div. Sch. 1831. Pastor, Petersham; Lower Provi-
dence, Pa. ; Adrian, Mich. From 1837, home missionary in Michigan for thirty
years. Res. Hudson, Mich. Died at Kalamazoo, Mich.
1821.
Alldis Samuel Allen, 15, Medway. Y. 1827. *1833
Son of Samuel Allen and Sarah Wood Alldis. — At Maj. Daniel Cummings'.
Graduated 1823. — Yale Med. 1830. Physician. Bridgeport, Ct.
Seth Ames, 15, Dedham. H. 1825. *1881
Son of Hon. Fisher Ames and Frances Worthington. — Harv. Law Sch., also
studying with Hon. George Bliss, Springfield, and Hon. Lemuel Shaw, Boston.
Lawyer. Lowell. Rep. from Lowell, 1832; Senator from Middlesex, 1841 ;
Alderman; City Solicitor. Clerk of Courts, Middlesex Co; Chief Justice of
Superior Court; Assoc. Justice of Supreme Court. Res. from 1849, Cambridge.
Published life and writings of his father. Mem. Mass. Hist. Soc.
Samuel Arnold, 21, Ipswich. *
Son of William Arnold. Born in Lancaster. — Studied theology with Rev.
Jonathan Ward, Plymouth, N.H. Pastor, Bristol, Cssipee, N.H. Retired from
ministry after 1831, and " went West."
Edwin Daniel Avery, 14, Gilford [now Laconia], N.H. D. (1828.) *1855
Son of Daniel Avery and Olive Light Piper. — At Mr. Jonathan Leavitt's.
Graduated 1824. — Teacher in state of New York.
Ebenezer Green Bradford, 20, Francestown, N.H. A. 1827. *1861
Son of Rev. Moses Bradford and Sarah Eaton. — At Maj. Daniel Cummings';
Capt. Augustus Lovett's; Miss Hannah Newman's. — Graduated 1823. — And.
Theol. Sem. (1831.) Studied also with Rev. John M. Whiton, Antrim, N.H.
Pastor, Colebrook, N.H. ; Wardsborough, Vt. ; Platteville, Prairie du Sac, Wau-
pun, Princeton, Wis. Res. from 1858, Leverett.
Ansel Bridgman, 19, Northampton. W. 1827. *1838
Son of Joseph Bridgman and Mary Judd. — At Mrs. T. G. Bunten's; Miss Mary
Upton's; Capt. Geo. Abbot's; Capt. Augustus Lovett's; Mrs. Ruth Abbot's.
Graduated 1823. — Aub. Theol. Sem. 1830. Pastor, Farmington, Mich. Territory;
Huntsburgh, O.
Levi Chamberlain, 28, Boston. *1849
Son of Joseph Chamberlain and Lucy Whitney. Born in Wardsborough, South
District (now Dover), Vt. Before entering the Academy, dry-goods dealer in
Boston (Chamberlain and Holbrook). — From 1822, secular superintendent of
Sandwich Island Mission, serving also as teacher of penmanship and examiner
of the native schools.
James Morris Chase, 21, Cornish, N.H. D. 1827. *1865
Son of Moody Chase and Lucy Farnum. Graduated 1823. — Teacher ten years in
Shelbyville, Ky., where he studied theology with Rev. Archibald Cameron.
Pastor, Macomb, 111., 1837-46. Afterwards preached in different churches in
1821.]
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vicinity of Macomb, where he was also for a time Prof, of Latin and Greek in
McDonough College. Delegate of Christian Commission, Chattanooga, Tenn.,
contracting disease which resulted in his death.
Stephen Higginson Cleveland, 10, Boston. Y. (1830.) *1856
Son of Aaron P. Cleveland and Abby Salisbury.— At A. Blanchard's, Esq.
Graduated 1826. —Merchant. Boston. Res. from 1840, Jamaica Plain, Dedham,
Dorchester.
Orson Cowles, 20, Hartford, Ct. Y. 1828. *1860
Son of Aaron Cowles and Jemima Chapman. Born in East Hartland, Ct. —
Teacher in Woodstock, Ct. Yale Div. Sch. 1832. Pastor, North Woodstock,
Ct. Teacher of select school, North Haven, Ct.
James Merrill Cummings, 10, Boston. Bo. 1830. *1883
Son of Jacob Abbot Cummings, 1794, and Elizabeth Merrill. — At Wid. Sarah
Stevens' ; Wid. Elizabeth Cummings'. Graduated 1826. — Studied medicine
with Dr. John Barrett, Portland, Me. ; Bowd. Med. 1834. Physician. Calais,
Me.; Nashua, N.H.; Cairo, 111.; Groton, Salem; from 1850, Portland, Me.
William Tenney Cutter, 16, Hollis, N.H. *1876
Son of Dr. Benoni Cutter and Phebe Tenney. — Left 1822. — Merchant. Charles-
town; New York City, Brooklyn, N.Y. ; Last Lyme, Ct. One of the founders
of Plymouth church, Brooklyn.
James Darrach, 15, Philadelphia, Pa. Y. 1827. *1889
Son of James Darrach and Elizabeth Bradford. — Graduated 1823. — Manufac-
turer, Manayunk, Pa.; Fishkill, N.Y. Farmer and teacher, Walden, N.Y.,
1840-54. Superintendent of the New York Hospital, New York City, 1854-64.
Res. from 18G4, Newark, Newburgh, Walden, Fishkill-on-Hudson, N.Y. Often
occupied with subjects of literary and scientific interest; contributed to Dr.
John C. Warren's monograph of the Mastodon giganteus an account of its
discovery, having previously lectured on the same, in connection with its ex-
hibition, in various towns of New England.
Roger Sherman Dix, 11, Littleton. W.P. 1832. *1849
Son of Col. Timothy Dix (of the War of 1812) and Mary Hartwell. Born in
Boscawen, N.H. — At Mr. Clement's. Graduated 1825. — Took the Freshman
year at Dartmouth. Attached to the 7th Regiment, and on frontier duty in
Indian Territory, quartermaster's duty at Carlisle, Pa. and Charleston, S.C.,
paymaster's duty in Texas and during Mexican War. Served as volunteer
aid at the battle of Buena Vista, and brevetted Lt. Col. for gallant and merito-
rious conduct. Died of cholera at Hillsborough, Pa., while on a journey from
Tennessee to Washington.
Edward Osborne Dunning, 11, New Haven, Ct. Y. 1832. *1874
Son of Capt. Luman Dunning and Elizabeth Osborne. — Left 1822. —Yale Div.
Sch. 1835. Pastor, Rome. Canajoharie, N.Y. 1854-60, general agent of Bible Soc.
for Western Virginia. Chaplain, U.S.A., Cumberland, Md., 1862-65. " Became
interested in exploring ancient mounds in various parts of the South, and con-
tinued his explorations till a few months before his death, rendering valuable
aid to science by his discoveries."
Joshua Trowbridge Eaton, 18, Framingham. Y. 1830. *1888
Son of Nathan Eaton and Asenath Fiske. — Scholar of the House. Graduated
1823. — And. Theol. Sem. (1834.) Rector in Ohio. 1834-45; in New York, 1846-56.
Preacher of New Jerusalem church, Ohio, Delaware, and Mass. (Yarmouthport),
1860-1870. Res. from 1870, Shrewsbury.
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Richard Evans, 10, Hopkinton, N.H. Bo. 1829.
Son of Judge Richard Evans and Ann Wendell Penhallow; brother of John, 1825.
Born in Portsmouth, N.H. —After 1821, registered as from Andover; at Mrs.
Ann Evans'. Graduated 1825.— Name afterwards changed by act of Legislature
to Richard Stuart Evans. Studied law with Richard Wallach, Esq., Washing-
ton, D.C. Lawyer, editorial writer, and lecturer. Portsmouth, N.H., 1833-34;
Maryland and Pennsylvania, 1834-43; New York City, 1845-65; from 1865,
Washington, D.C. In U.S. Treasury Dep't for ten years, afterwards devoting
special attention to the translation of foreign literature. Hyattsville, Aid.
Augustus Henry Fiske, 15, Weston. H. 1825. *1865
Son of Isaac Fiske (Register of Middlesex Probate) and Sukey Hobbs. Studied
law with Hon. Benjamin Rand (P. A. 1804), Boston; Harv. Law Sch. Lawyer
of extensive practice in Boston, in partnership with Mr. Rand. Res. from 1848.
Weston.
Jonathan French, 15, North Hampton, N.H. U. 1829.
Son of Rev. Jonathan French, D.D., 1786, and Rebecca Farrar; grandson of Rev.
Jonathan French of the first Board of Trustees. At Madam French's; Mrs.
Phebe Abbot's ; Mrs. T. G. Buntin's; John L. Abbot's, Esq.; Mr. Amos Blan-
chard's; Miss Mary Upton's. Graduated (in Advanced Class) 1825. — First two
years of college course at Dartmouth. Teacher. Colborne, Canada; Quincy,
Weymouth, Milton, Manchester, Braintree, At one time, while in poor health,
in the employ of Ex-President John Quincy Adams at Quincy. Res. from 1877,
Andover,
Henry Gellineau, 14, Trinidad, W. L
Joel Goodell, 22, Templeton. Ham. (1827.) *1877
Son of William Goodell and Phebe Newton; brother of William, 1811. — At Miss
Hannah Newman's; Mr. Amos Blanchard's. Left 1823. — Aub. Theol. Sem.
1830. Home missionary in Missouri and Ohio, 1830-34; farmer and preacher,
Harrisville, O., 1834-54. Res. Graham, Percival. from 1844, Tabor, Iowa.
William M. Guilford, 13, Whitehall, N.Y. M. (1829.) *
Son of Silas Guilford and Sylvia Miller. Born in Fairhaven, Vt.— Left 1822. —
Baptist preacher in Georgia, and at one time a teacher in Louisiana.
Sherman Hall, 21, Weathersfield, Vt. D. 1828. *1879
Son of Aaron Hall and Sarah Brigham. — At Miss Hannah Newman's ; Dr Por-
ter's. Graduated 1824. — And. Theol Sem. 1831. Missionary to Ojibway Indians
in Lake Superior region, twenty- three years; translated the New Testament
into their language. Pastor, Sauk Rapids, Minn., from 1858. Judge of Probate
and County Superintendent of Schools.
Ransom Harvey, 22, Granville, N.Y. M. (1829.)
Left 1823. — Was preparing for the ministry when in the Academy, and said to
have been a " missionary to the Indians."
Duncan Nicholson Hennen, 10, New Orleans, La. U. 1830. *1867
Son of Alfred Hennen (lawyer) and Anna Maria Nicholson. — At S. Farrar's, Esq.
Graduated 1825. — First two years of college course at Yale. Lawyer. New
Orleans. For many years Clerk of U.S. Court. One of his daughters married
Gen. John B. Hood of the Confederate army.
Theodore John Keep, 12, Blandford. Y. 1832. *1889
Son of Rev. John Keep and Lydia Hale. —Left 1822. — Aub. Theol. Sem.; Ober.
Theol. Sem. 1836. Tutor and Princ. of Prep. Dep't, Ober. Coll. Pastor of
various churches in Ohio, 1841-61. Res. from 1861, Oberlin, O.
1821.]
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Samuel Mafficks Ellen Kiltie, 14, Dorchester. H. 1827. *185l
Son of William Kittle (officer in the Royal Navy, winning a medal for bravery in
the battle of the Nile) and .Mary Elenor Rogers. Born on the Island of Alder-
ney in the English Channel. Sent when ten years old to America to be educated
by his uncle, Capt. William M. Rogers of Dorchester, for whom his name was
changed, 1832, to William Matticks Rogers. — At Madam French's; Wid. Eliza-
beth Cummings'. Graduated 1823. — And. Theol. Sem. 1830. Pastor, Townsend,
1831-35; Franklin St. (afterwards Central) church, Boston, 1835-51. Overseer,
Harv. Coll. Died at Dorchester.
Cyrus Lancaster, 18, Acworth, N.H. D. (1827.) *1863
Son of Ebenezer Lancaster and Elizabeth Davidson. — Graduated 1823. — Teacher,
St. Johnsbury, Bradford, Lyndon. Vt. Manufacturer of globes, from 1834 in
Albany, from 1852 in Brooklyn, N.Y. Inventor of a self-adjusting railroad
switch and of a car ventilator.
Joseph Lane, 24, Sanbornton, N.H. *1850
Son of Joseph Lane and Elizabeth Lang. Born in Kensington, N.H. Before
entering the Academy apprenticed to tanner and currier's trade. — At Mr.
Henry Abbot's; Miss Sarah Holt's; Capt. Augustus Lovett's. Pres. Social
Fraternity, 1823. Graduated 1823. — Bang. Theol. Sem. 1826. Missionary to
Tuscarora Indians in Western New York, 1827. Pastor, Franklin, Meredith
(and Centre Harbor), N.H.; Westbrook, Me.; Farmington, N.H. For several
years agent of Amer. Bible Soc. forN.H., and Sec. N.H. Bible Soc, res.Gilman
ton, Pembroke, N.H. Died at Brattleboro', Vt.
Octavus Augustus Langdon, 9, Boston. *1856
Son of John Walley Langdon and Rebecca Cordis; brother of John W., 1812, and
Charles F.. 1813. Born in Charlestown, Aug. 8, 1812, as attested bv his names.
— At Miss Newman's. Left 1826. — Merchant in Smyrna, 1 Asia Minor. Died
at Alexandretta, Syria.
Abel Fallen, 16, Billerica. D. 1827. *1864
Son of John Patten and Lucy Bowman. — At Miss Hannah Newman's. Gradu-
ated 1823. — And. Theol. Sem. 1830. Pastor, Carlisle, Sandwich, Hanson; Ja-
maica, Wilmington. Marlborough, Pittsfield, Vt; Burlington; Alstead, N.H.
Res. from 1859, Billerica. Died at Lowell.
Hamilton Potts, 15, New Orleans, La. H. (1827.)
Graduated 1823.— At one time a lawyer in Natchez, Miss., subsequently in New
Orleans.
Harvey Newton Preston, 15, Bedford. *1837
Son of Dr. Amariah Preston and Ruhamah Lane. — Left 1822. — Harv. Med. 1827.
Physician. Plymouth.
Seth Sackett, 21, Warren, Ct. Y. (1828.) *1853
Son of Homer Sackett and Sarah Carter. — At Miss Newman's. Scholar of the
House. Pres. Social Fraternity, 1824. Graduated 1824. — Yale Div. Sch. 1831.
Pastor, South Britain. Naugatuck, Ct. Afterwards in business, Akron, O. Died
at Marysville, Cal.
Hamlet Sanger, 12, Sherburne [now Sherborn]. *1873
Son of Col. Calvin Sanger and Anna Phipps. — Left 1822. Trader and shoe
manufacturer in Sherborn. Spent several years in Australia.
i N. P. Willis, P. A. 1821, visited Mr. Langdon in 1833, referring to him in one of his
stories as " an old school-fellow of my own, one of the most distinguished and hospitable
of the Smyrniote merchants.'' In another story, he describes a tour made with Mr. L.
in Asia Minor, Rev. Josiah Brewer, P. A. 1814, being also of the party.
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Amos Leverett Spencer, 21, Canton, Ct. *1845
Son of Amos Spencer and Candace Case. — Left 1822. — Engaged in printing bank
notes (by hand) at Hartford, Ct., and in teaching. Emigrated to Ohio in 1833,
and became a preacher of Methodist Protestant Church. Kes. Rootstown, O.
Jeremiah Allen Strong, 14, Northampton. *1870
Son of Theodore Strong, 1791, and Martha Allen. — Left 1824. — Engaged in coal-
mining business at Coal Grove, O.
John Gallison Tappan, 13, Boston. H. (1828.) *1883
Son of John Tappan, Esq., and Sarah Salisbury. — At the Principal's. Graduated
1824. — Merchant. Boston. Mem. Hist. Gen. Soc. Res. from 1879, Brookline.
Samuel Salisbury Tappan, 11, Boston. A. 1833. *1890
Brother of preceding. — At the Principal's. Left 1822. — And. Theol. Sem. (1826.)
Pastor, Frankfort (now Winterport, Me.); Bridgewater, Holmes' Hole (now
Vineyard Haven); Conway, N.H. Res. from 1853, Providence, R.I. ; from 1887,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Norton Thayer, 18, Braintree. H. 1828. *1870
Son of Caleb Thayer and Mary Holbrook; brother of Caleb, 1818, and John H.,
1819. — First year of college course at Yale, "distinguishing himself so as to
be chosen class speaker, in conjunction with William Hoppin " (P.A. 1819).
Studied law with Judge Emerson, New York, but did not enter the profession.
Teacher in Dorchester; Usher Boston Lat. Sch. 1832-33; Principal of classical
school for boys, in New York City, 1834-57. Res. from 1857, Boston.
Alexander Hamilton Thomas, 16, Cheraw, S.C. Y. (1826.) *1826
Son of William L. Thomas and Clarissa Benton. — Graduated 1822. — Died at Che-
raw. From his tombstone : " Sincere in his professions, warm in his friendships,
kind and affectionate, frank and open in all his transactions."
Joshua Briggs Tobey, 14, Wareham. *1870
Son of Curtis Tobey, Esq., and Tirzah Fearing. — Lived and died in Wareham.
" One of the earliest manufacturers of cut nails ; for a long series of years one of
the leading manufacturers of the town; in the front rank of the wealthiest and
best business men of Southern Massachusetts." President of National Bank of
AVareham, of Savings Bank, of Boston Screw Co., of Middlebnro' and Taunton
R.R. Co.; Treasurer of Tremont Nail Co.; Director in many institutions and
corporations. Staff officer in state militia, and commonly called "Major
Tobey."
Nathaniel Parker Willis, 15, Boston. Y. 1827. *1867
Son of Dea. Nathaniel Willis (founder of the Boston Recorder and the Youth's
Comjmnion) and Hannah Parker. Born in Portland, Me. — At Major Daniel
Cummings'. Graduated 1823. — Journalist and poet. Res. Boston to 1831; in
Europe, 1831-34; Owego, N. Y. (" Glenmary "), from 1837; Cornwall, N Y. ("Idle-
wild "), from 1853. Editor of Amer. Monthly Mag., Boston (1829-31); assoc.
editor New York Mirror, the Corsair, the Evening Mirror, and (from 1846)
the Home Journal, Author of Pencitlings by the Way, Sacred Poems, and many
other volumes of prose and poetry.
Barnet Norton Wisner, 11, Geneva, N.Y. A. (1830.) *1843
Son of Polydore B. Wisner and Maria Blydenburg; brother of Rev. Dr. B. B.
Wisner, of the Old South church, Boston. — Left 1822. — Harv. Med. 1831. Ph^
sician. Penn Yan, N.Y.
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Ezra Abbot, 13, Andover. H. (1834.) *1872
Son of Ezra Abbot and Hannah Poor. — Left 1826. — Studied medicine with Dr.
Elisha Huntington, Lowell; Harv. Med. 1837. Physician. Canton.
Charles Amburger Andrew, 18, Salem. *1843
Son of John Andrew and Catherine Forrester. — At the Principal's. — Left 1824.
— Harv. Law Sch. 1832. Lawyer. Salem. Mem. of School Board and of City
Council. I?ep. from Salem, 1S35-39, 43, Col. of Salem regiment of militia.
Started the Salem Courier, continuing it one year.
Oliver Baker, 21, Templeton. Y. 1829. *1834
Son of Samuel Baker and Hannah Bush.— At Mr. Foster's; Mr. Clement's.
Graduated 1825. —And. Theol. Sem. ; Yale Div. Sch. (1834 ) Died at Rahway,
N.J., while a divinity student.
John Bartlett, 18, New Ipswich, N.H. Bo. (1829.) *1827
Son of Maj. Noah Bartlett and Mary Hills. — At Phillips Hall Graduated 1825
(in Advanced Class). — Was preparing for the ministry Died of consumption,
at Trenton, N.J., wh'IIe taking a journey to the South. "The family was now
extinct, and he bequeathed the remainder of his patrimony to the American
Board of Missions."
Edward Blanchard, 7, Andover. Y. (1835.) *1834
Son of Dea. Amos Blanchard (1787) and Elizabeth Jenkins; brother of Amos, 1814.
— Graduated 1830 — Obliged to leave college on account of ill health, and died
of consumption at his father's house in Andover. From his epitaph in South
Church cemetery : Parental and fraternal affection weep over the grave of one
who was a model in all that was lovely in a Son and Brother; and Religion
mourns the loss of youthful talent consecrated to Christ and the Church."
Michael Burdett, 1 9, South Reading [now Wakefield]. *1888
Son of Michael Burdett and Polly Dix. — Left 1824. —Bang. Theol. Sem. (182(1.)
Pastor, Berlin. Northbridge Village (now Whitingsville), Blackstone; Wood
stock, Ct. District Sec of Amer. and For. Chr. Union in Philadelphia. Pastor
West Philadelphia, Pa. ; Odessa, Del. Army Chaplain, St. Louis Hospital, New
Orleans, La., 1864-65. Pastor, Eddington, Pa. Died at North Dighton.
John Armistead Carter, 14, Frederieksburg, Va. Ya. (1830.)
Son of Col. Landon Carter and Mary Burwell Armistead. Born in Alexandria,
Va. — At Mr. Amos Blanchard's; Mr. William Foster's. Graduated 1825.—
Studied law with Judge Henry St. George Tucker, Winchester, Va. Lawyer
and farmer. Loudoun Co., Va.; Senator; Mem. Const. Conv 1850; Mem. Seces-
sion Conv. 1861. "In this body, i am proud to say, I exerted all my powers
against secession." Melbourne P. O., Va.
Samuel Augustus Chandler, 16, Peacham, Vt. D. 1826. *1855
Son of Hon. John Winthrop Chandler and Susan Chandler. — Studied law with
Hon. Isaac Fletcher, Lyndon, Vt. Lawyer. Barnet, Montpelier, Peacham, Vt.
Rep. from Peacham; Mem. Const. Conv. 1843. Cashier for a time of Bank of
Caledonia, Danville, Vt. Town treasurer of Peacham, and treasurer of Peacham
Academy.
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Frederic William Crocker, 13, Barnstable. H. 1829. *1 863
Son of David Crocker and Rachel Bacon.— At Mr. Clement's. Graduated 1825.
— Merchant, Boston, 1837-43. Afterwards res. Barnstable. From 1855, Clerk
of Courts, Barnstable Co.
Aldington Kennedy Davenport, 14, Pawtucket. Br. (1828.) *1864
Son of Dr. Addington Davenport and Eliza North Kennedy. — At Capt. Lovett's.
Left 1824. — Hahnemann Med. Coll., Philadelphia, Pa., 1855. Physician in
Pawtucket.
Sanders Pitman Dorrance, 14, Providence, R. I. Br. (1828.) *1830
Son of Samuel Dorrance and Mary Pitman.— Died in Providence.
Aaron Hardy Dutch, 14, Woodstock, Ct. Y. (1829.) *1830
Son of Rev. Ebenezer Dutch of East Bradford (now Groveland) and Phebe Ea-
ton. — At Col. Benjamin Abbott's; Mr. Jonathan Leavitt's; Phillips Hall;
" boarded himself." Graduated 1824.— Taught at West Springfield, and died
there.
Joseph Eldridge, 17, Yarmouth. Y. 1829. *1875
Son of Capt. Joseph Eldridge and Deborah Hamblin.— At Phillips Hall ; Miss
Newman's. — Graduated 1825 (in Advanced Class). Valedictorian. — Salutato-
rian at Yale. Yale Div. Sch. 1832. Pastor in Norfolk, Ct., forty-two years.
Fellow Yale Coll. D. D.
Darius Newton Goodrich, 23, Berlin, Ct. M. (1827.) *1866
Son of John Goodrich and Ruth Beekley.— Left 1824— Yale Med. Physician in
New York City, 1829-62; afterwards resided in New Haven and Meriden, Ct.
Hiram Goodwin, 14, New Hartford, Ct. *1885
Son of Jeduthan Goodwin and Proserpina King; half brother of Roswell, 1816. —
At Phillips Hall. Left 1824.— Lawyer. Riverton (town of Barkhamsted), Ct.
Judge of County Court; Rep. ; Senator. " The leading citizen of the place; an
upright judge, honored legislator, and Christian gentleman."
Isaac Goward, 16, Croydon, N. H. *1858
Son of Isaac Goward and Abigail Lothrop.— At Mr. Foster's. Left 1824. — Took
one year of college course at Waterville, and another at Amherst. Began to
study medicine at Dartmouth, and was licensed to preach by Baptist church at
Cornish Flat, N. H. Afterwards took the name of Isaac Rossini Goward, and
became teacher of penmanship and music in New York City.
Thomas Douglas Gregg, 11, Charlestown. A. 1828. *1876
Son of Daniel Gregg and Mary McCauley; brother of Daniel H., 1819. Born in
Salem.— At Phillips Hall. Graduated 1824.— First year of college course at
Dartmouth. — And. Theol. Sem. (1832.) Teacher and business man, Indianapolis,
Ind., 1829-49; farmer in Iowa, 1851-60; afterwards resided partly at Aylett's,
King Wiiliam Co., Va., where he died. A. B. hon., Harv. Coll. 1828.
Henry Augustus Griswold, 11, Bristol, R. I. *1872
Sou of Bishop Alexander Vietts Griswold and Elizabeth Mitchelson; brother of
George, 1816.— Graduated 1824.— Studied at Round Hill School, Northampton,
and performed literary work for George Bancroft, and for the Encyclopedia
Americana. Tutor, Transylvania Univ. Res. Louisville, Ky., from 1834 ; teacher
of school for girls ; bookseller and publisher (Morton and Griswold); president
of Bank of Kentucky. A man of versatile talent and remarkable acquirements
in literature, law, and natural history.
1822.]
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Benjamin Gardner Hitchings, 9, Charlestown. A. 1832.
Son of Capt. Benjamin Hitchings and Elizabeth Wild ; brother of George F., 1828.
Born in Salem. — Afterwards registered as from Andover; at Mrs. Hitchings'.
Graduated 1828. — Harv. Law Sch. Lawyer. New York City; res.,
Gravesend, L. I.
Simon D. Hosley, 16, Boston. Y. (1829.)
At Mr. Amos Blanchard's; Maj. Cummings'. Graduated 1825.—
Joshua Huntington, 10, Boston. Y. 1832.
Son of Rev. Joshua Huntington (pastor of Old South church, Boston) and Susan
Mansfield ; baptismal name, Joseph Eckley Huntington, changed, 1822, to
Joshua Huntington. — At Mr. Clements. Left 1823. — First two years of college
course at Amherst.— Yale Med. 1838. Assist. Surgeon, U.S. Navy, 1838-45, his
last cruise being on the frigate Macedonian in Commodore Perry's African
squadron. And. Theol. Sem. 1819. Teacher of boys' school in Brooklyn, N.Y.,
1868-63. Clerk, U. S. Treasury Dep't, Washington, D.C., 1865-76. Published,
1868, Gropings after Truth; a Life Journey from New England Congregation-
alism to the One Catholic and Apostolic Church. Washington, B.C.
Charles Currier Ingalls, 14, Durham, N.H. D. 1829. *1877
Son of Dr. Jedidiah Ingalls, 1785, and Eliza Currier. — Studied medicine with his
father; Harv. :\Ied. 1833. Physician, Newmarket, N.H.; Lowell. From 1837,
farmer, North Andover.
Edward Robbins Johnston, 12, Hillsborough, N.H. D. (1834.) *1872
Son of Nathaniel Johnston and Catharine Clarke. — At Capt. Lovett's. Left
1824. — Commenced the practice of law, but did not continue it. Instructor of
music in Hartford, Ct. Practiced medicine in Philadelphia, 1853-58. Died in
New York.
George Farquhar Jones, 11, Providence, R.I.
Son of Alexander Jones and Mary Farquhar. — At Maj. Cummings'. Merchant.
Philadelphia, Pa. West Philadelphia, Pa.
John Kendrick, 18, Lebanon, N.H. D. 1826. *1889
Son of Stephen Kendrick and Thankful Howe. — Valedictorian at Dartmouth.
Teacher in Charleston, S.C., three years; Prof, of Intel, and Moral Philos., of
Logic, Khet., and Hist., of Greek Lang, and Lit., Kenyon Coll., eleven years;
Prof, of Rhet. andPolit. Econ., of Lat. and Greek, of Greek Lang, and Lit., and
Librarian, Marietta Coll., thirty-three years; Prof. Emeritus sixteen years.
LL.D. Died at Rainbow, O.
John Kennett, 13, St. Petersburg, Russia.
Son of John Kennett and Mary Elizabeth Clewlow. — At Maj. Cummings'; Capt.
Lovett's. Left 1825. — Afterwards studied at Round Hill School, Northampton.
Merchant. Cincinnati, O. Freight Agent, Indianapolis and Cincinnati R.R.
Pres. Hamilton and Franklin Ins. Companies. Col. 4th Ohio Cavalry, War of
the Rebellion; commanded 1st Cavalry Division of Army of Cumberland; re-
ceived the surrender of Nashville. Cincinnati, O.
George Adams Kettell, 13, Charlestown. *1869
Son of Thomas Kettell and Mary Soley. — Left 1823. — Merchant, Boston; res.
Charlestown. Treasurer of Northern Railroad Co. A.M. hon., Dart Coll.
Charles Augustus Lewis, 14, New London, Ct. Y. 1829. *1883
Son of James Lewis and Harriet Richards.— Left 1824. — Manufacturer. New
London.
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George Richards Lewis, 13, New London, Ct. Y. 1829. *1853
Brother of preceding. — Left 1824. — Manufacturer. New London.
Nathaniel Lord, 14, Kennebunkport, Me. *1852
Son of Capt. Nathaniel Lord and Phebe "Walker ; brother of Charles A., 1819.—
Left 1823. — Merchant. Bangor, Me. City Treasurer. One of the early pioneers
to California, where he died.
Augustus Lovett, 9, Andover. *1890
Son of Capt. Augustus Lovett and Hannah Batchelder; brother of Frederic W.,
1825. Born in Beverly. — Left 1825. — Insurance broker. Boston. Secretary,
afterwards president, of Hope Insurance Co., 1836-61.
Alexander McCollom, 26, Mt. Vernon, N.H. *1884
Son of Alexander McCollom and Mary Patterson. Born in New Boston, N.H. —
Left 1823. — Studied medicine with Dr. Hosea Rich, Baugor, Me., and Dr. Peter
Manning, Merrimack, N.H.; Dart. Med.; Bowd. Med. Physician. Palermo,
"Windsor, Bremen, and, from 1837, North Pittston, Me.
James Woods McLane, 21, Cape Giradeau, Mo. Y. 1829. *1864
Son of John McLane and Lydia Lawrence. Born in Charlotte, N.C. — Came to
Andover from North Carolina on horseback. At Mis3 Newman's. President
of Social Fraternity. Graduated 1825. — Teacher, New London, Ct. Teacher,
Phillips Acad., 1833-36. And. Theol. Sem. 1835. Pastor, Madison St. Church,
New York, 1836-44; Williamsburgh, N.Y., 1844-63. Prepared for the Amer.
Bible Soc. a revised edition of the English Bible. D.D.
Stephen Brown Mclntire, 16, West Danvers. *1868
Left 1824. — Farmer. Danvers (now West Peabody). School Committee. "Went
to California in 1849, sailing from Salem, and remained there till his death, at
Camp Seco, Calaveras Co.
Isaac H. Matthewes, 14, Charleston, S.C.
At Mr. Amos Abbot's. Left 1823. —
Timothy Taylor Merwin, 14, New Haven, Ct. Y. 1827. *1885
Son of Rev. Samuel Merwin and Clarina B. Taylor. — At Mr. Amos Blanchard's.
Left 1823. — Yale Law Sch. Lawyer. Norwalk, Ct. Editor Norwalk Gazette :
Rep. from Norwalk, 1838; Clerk of Superior Court. From 1843, merchant and
broker, New York. One of the founders, and Secretary, of North American
Life Ins. Co.
Edward V. Munro, 12, Dawfuskie Island, S.C. A. (1829.)
At Dr. "Woods'. Graduated 1825. —
Hiram Newhall, 22, Athol. *1862
Son of Joshua Newhall and Polly Cutting, — Overseer Jackson Manufacturing
Co., Nashua, N.H., 1831-57, having previously resided in "Waltham and Newton.
From 1858, res. Lawrence. Dea. of 1st Congregational church, Nashua.
William John Newman, 10, Andover. Bo. (1832.) *1850
Son of Principal Mark Newman and Sarah Phillips; brother of Samuel P., 1805,
and Mark H., 1814. — Graduated 1828. — Bang. Theol. Sem. 1835. Pastor, Strat-
ham, N.H., 1836-49; York, Me., 1849-50.
John Odin, 14, Boston. H. 1830. *1864
Son of John Odin and Harriet Tyng Walter. — At Mr. Leavitt's. Graduated 1825.
Harv. Med. 1833. Physician. Boston. Died at Somerville.
1822.]
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John Otis Payson, 15, Pomfret, Ct. Y. 1828. *J830
Son of Dea. John Howe Payson and Amaryllis Payne; brother of Joshua P., 1815.
— At Miss Newman's. Graduated 1825. — And. Theol. Sem. (1832.) Died at
Andover. while a student in the Seminary, and buried in the Chapel cemetery.
Francis Vergnies Pike, 9, Newburyport. Y. 1831. *1848
Son of Joseph S.Pike and Sally (Pettingell) Rand. — At the Principal's. Left
1825. — And Theol. Sem. : Yale Div. Sch. 1835. Died in Newburyport
Albert Gallatin Poindexter, 17, Natchez, Miss. A. (1827.) *
Son of Gov. and U. S. Senator Poindexter. — Left 1823. —
Edward Rice, 9, Andover. *1852
Son of David Rice and Elizabeth Giddings. — Left 1825. — Grocer. Lowell.
James Ingraham Shipman, 12, Andover. *1884
Son of DeGrass Shipman and LydiaK. Chapman: brother of Asa L,, 1826. Born
in Saybrook, Ct. — Left 1825. — Apprentice at University Press. Cambridge, five
years. Civil Engineer. Held important positions in service of eastern and
western railroads. Res. Farmingdale. L.I.
Alvah Steele, 20, Wilton, N.H Y. (1828.) *1836
Son of Benjamin Steele and Judith Blanchard.— At the Principal's. Graduated
1824. — Teacher in St. Mary's, Ga. Established manual labor school near Mill-
edgeville, Ga.
James Aaron Stetson, 15, Braintree. Trin. 1829. *1880
Son of Maj. Amos Stetson and Hannah Hunt. — Left 1824. — Harv. Med. 1832.
Physician in Quincy fifty years.
Benjamin Perkins Stone, 21, Enosburgh, Vt. M. 1828. *1870
Son of David Stone and Lydia Perkins. Born in Reading, Vt. — And. Theol Sem.
1831. Pastor, Franklin, Campton, N.H. Elected professor in proposed theo-
logical department of Holmes Acad., Plymouth, N.H., and instructed several
students at his house. From 1837, res. Concord, N.H. Secretary and Gen. Ag't
N. H. Home Miss. Soc. Editor of Congregational Journal and of Christian
Reporter.
Moses Brown Stuart, 9, Andover, Y 1833. *1835
Son of Prof. Moses Stuart and Abigail Clark; brother of Isaac W-i 1817, and
James C, 1819. — Graduated 1828.— Studied and taught in Beaufort, S.C t after-
wards a law student in the office of Hon. William "W. Ellsworth, Hartford, Ct.,
until his sudden death.
Abijah Richardson Thayer, 11, Medway. A. (1830.) *1830
Son of Capt. Asa Thayer and Abigail Richardson. — Left 1823. —
Asa Clark Thayer, 10, Medway. *1830
Brother of preceding. —Left 1823. — These two brothers died in Medway on suc-
cessive days in October, 1830; on the following Sabbath a funeral sermon was
preached by Rev. Luther Bailey from the text: " Lovely and pleasant in their
lives, and in their death they were not divided."
Elijah Nickerson Train, 14, Boston. Y. 1827. *1838
Son of Samuel Train and Mary Lewis Nickerson. — Graduated 1823. — Merchant
in Boston (Samuel Train and Co.), but travelled much for business and for
health. Died of consumption at Havana.
Joseph Haven Valentine, 15, Hopkinton. Br. (1827.) *1831
Son of Col. Joseph Valentine and Fanny Haven. — Graduated 1823. — Died in
Smyrna.
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Henry Clinton Allen, 16, East Bridgewater. Bo. (1829.) *1831
Son of Bezaliel Allen and Pamelia Hall. — At Capt. A. Lovett's-, Mr. Foster's-
Graduated 1825. — Studied theology at Harv. Div. Sch. and with Rev. Eliphalet
P. Crafts, East Bridgwater. Began to preach, but was not ordained. Died of
consumption at E. Bridgewater.
Phineas Barnes, 1 2, Bucksport, Me. Bo. 1829. *1871
Son of Phineas Barnes and Sarah Frye. Born in Orland, Me. — At Miss Upton's.
Graduated 1825. — Editor Bangor, Me. Prof. Lat. and Greek, Waterville Coll.,
1834-39 Studied law with Hon. Charles S. Davies, P.A. 1802, Portland, Me.
Lawyer in Portland. Editor Portland Advertiser six years. Rep.; Senator.
Director and trustee of various financial and philanthropic institutions. Over-
seer of Bowd. Coll. Treas. of Maine State Coll. of Agriculture, 1865-67; elected
president, but did not serve. One of the leaders of the Whig party. " His brain
conceived the railway system of the State."
James Boutelle, 22, Townsend, Vt. M. (1830.) *
Son of William Boutelle and Tabitha White. — At Miss Griffin's. President of
Social Fraternity. Graduated 1826. —And. Theol. Sem. (1834.) Teacher. Tus-
caloosa, Ala.
Samuel Bulley, 11, Boston.
Son of Samuel Bulley ("late of Teignmouth, kingdom of Great Britain") and
Anna Parker (of Boston). —
Frederic Bumstead, 16, Boston. *1828
Son of'Dea. Josiah Bumstead and Mary Greenough Andrews. — Had commenced
the study of medicine at Harv. Med. Coll.
Charles Thomas Carter, 12, Newburyport. *1874
Son of Capt. Thomas Carter and Mehitable Hackett. — Druggist Cohoes, N. Y.
John Codman, 9, Dorchester. A. (1835.)
Son of Rev. John Codman, D.D., 1793, and Mary Wheelwright. — At Maj. Cum-
mings'. Left 1824. — "From 1834 to 1867 in the merchant service, from hawse-
hole to the quarter-deck, in sailing vessels and in steamships." Afterwards
owned ranche in Idaho, and travelled abroad. Author of Sailors' Life and, Sail-
ors' Yarns, Ten Months in Brazil, The Bound Trip, Winter Sketches from the
Saddle, and many tracts and articles on Free Trade and Free Ships.
St. Denis Hotel, New York.
Thomas Cowles, 14, Farmington, Ct. Y. 1829. *1884
Son of Zenas Cowles and Mary Lewis. — At Phillips Hall. Graduated 1825. —
Farmer and lawyer. Farmington. Rep. several years; Senator; Judge of
Probate; Bank Commissioner.
Jessee Appleton Dearborn, 16, North Hampton, N.H. D. (1830.) *1848
Son of Dea. Nathaniel Dearborn and Dolly Garland. — At Phillips Hall; Miss
Mary Upton's; Miss Hannah Newman's. Graduated 1826. — Studied medicine
with Dr. Thacher of Amsterdam, N.Y., and Dr. Wm. Perry of Exeter, N.H. ;
also at Bowd Med. and Harv. Med. Physician. Palmyra, Mich.
1823.]
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Nathaniel Shatswell Dodge, 13, Haverhill. D. (1829.) *1874
Son of Rev. Joshua Dodge and Mary Shatswell. — At Dr. Murdock's. Graduated
1825. — And. Theol. Sem. (1834.) Teacher of young ladies' schools, and in busi-
ness, Pittsfield, 1834-51. U.S. Commissioner to World's Fair, 1851. In business
in London as licensee for England of Goodyear's vulcanized patent, to 1861.
Quartermaster in War of Rebellion. Afterwards in Treasury Department,
Washington. Res. from 1871 in Cambridge. President of Papyrus Club.
Author of Stories of a Grandfather about American History, and many contri-
butions to periodicals and newspapers. Died in Boston.
Asahel Pomeroy Edwards, 9, Northampton. *1859
Son of Robert Ogden Edwards and Hannah Pomeroy. — At Miss Edwards'. Left
1826. — Seaman, U. S. N. Died on shipboard at Realejo, on the west coast of
Nicaragua.
Alfred Emerson, 12, Saugus. Y. 1834.
Son of Rev. Joseph Emerson and Rebecca Hasseltine. Born in Beverly. — At
Miss Hannah Newman's. Left 1825. — And. Theol. Sem. (1838.) Tutor, Yale
Coll. Prof. Math., Nat. Phil., and Astron., Western Reserve Coll. Pastor,
South Reading (now Wakefield); South Berwick, Me.; Fitchburg. Res. from
1870, Lancaster; from 1877, Dorchester.
Luther Emerson, 1 2, Saugus. A. 1831. *1867
Brother of preceding. Born in Beverly. — At Miss Newman's. Left 1825. — And.
Theol. Sem. 1835. Teacher, W r ethersfield, Ct.; from 1837, teacher, preacher,
and (from 1842) pastor in Virginia; from 1852, Middlebrook, Va.
Thomas Jefferson Farnham, 19, Southbridge. A. (1832.) *1848
Son of Luther Farnham and Kezia Bacon. Born in Stamford, Vt. — At Miss
Griffin's; Miss Upton's; A. Blanchard's, Esq.; Capt. A. Lovett's. Graduated
1826. — Entered Middlebury Coll., 1826. — Lawyer and traveller. Made over-
land expedition to Oregon in 1839, reached California in 1840, via Honolulu,
and returned through Mexico to New York. Visited California again in 1847,
and died in San Francisco. Author of several volumes of travels in Oregon,
California, and Mexico. A.M. hon., Union Coll. 1845.
Samuel Austin Fay, 13, Charlestown. A. 1828. *1842
Son of Rev. Warren Fay, D.D., and Betsey Maynard. Born in Brimfield. — Left
1824. — And. Theol. Sem. 1842. Pastor, Northborough, Barre; Principal of
Monson Academy, 1840-42.
Isaac Foster, 16, North Andover. D. 1828. *1877
Son of Dea. John Foster and Sarah Ingalls. — At Phillips Hall. Graduated 1824.
And. Theol. Sem. (1831.) Teacher, Portland, Me.; Exeter, N.H.; Kingston,
R.I. ; Stonington, Ct. From 1839, farmer, North Andover.
Francis Cook Foxcroft, 14, Boston. H. 1829. *1886
Son of Francis Augustus Foxcroft and Elizabeth Cook. — Name changed, 1826, to
Francis Augustus Foxcroft. — Studied theology with Rev. (afterwards Bishop)
Alonzo Potter, Boston. Officiated at St. Paul's church. Hopkinton, 1835. Rec-
tor, Newport, Md., 1840; Lenox and Van Deusenville, 1847. Res. from 1849,
Boston; from 1863, Cambridge. School Committee, Cambridge. "He bore
without reproach ' the grand old name of gentleman.' "
Henry Gibbs, 13, Philadelphia, Pa.
Warren Griffiths, 22,
Whitehall, N.Y.
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Horatio Balch Ilackett, 14, Salisbury. A. 1830. *1875
Son of Richard Hackett and Martha Balch.— At Capt. Augustus Lovett's; the
Principal's. One of the founders of "Philo." Graduated 1826; valedictorian.—
"Valedictorian at Amherst. Tutor Amh. Coll. And. Theol. Sem. 1834. Prof, of
Languages, Mt. Hope Coll., Baltimore, Md. ; of Latin and Greek Languages,
and of Hebrew Language and of Classical Literature, Brown Univ. ; of Biblical
Literature and Interpretation, Newton Theol. Inst, (thirty years); of Biblical
Literature and New Test. Exegesis, Rochester Theol. Sem. from 1870. Author
of Commentary on the Acts, Illustrations of Scripture, Memorials of the War;
translator of important works from the German; editor, with Dr. Ezra Abbot,
of Smith's Dictionary of the Bible, Amer. ed.; contributor of many learned
articles to Bibliotheca Sacra and other periodicals. One of American Revisers
of the Bible (New Testament Company). Fellow Amer. Acad. D.D. LL.D.
Aaron Atwood Hardy, 11, Haverhill. Y. (1831.) *1889
Son of Aaron Hardy (Boston merchant) and Mary Atwood. Born in Charlestown.
— At Mr. Leavitt's; Dr. Murdock's. Graduated 1827. — Yale Div. Sch. 1836.
Iron merchant in Pittsburgh, Pa. Res. at Amherst, 1867-75. Afterwards en-
gaged in grape culture, Orange, CaL
William Brown Hogan, 15, West Newbury. D. (1830.) *1832
Son of Edward Hogan and Anna Brown. — At Capt. A. Lovett's; Mr. William
Foster's. Graduated 1826. — Teacher. While with U. S. troops at Fort Dear-
born (now Chicago), died of cholera.
Henry Augustus Homes, 10, Boston. A. 1830. *1887
Son of Dea. Henry Homes and Dorcas Freeman. — At the Principal's. Graduated
1826. — And. Theol. Sem.; Yale Div. Sch. 1834. Studied oriental languages in
Paris. Missionary in Constantinople, 1836-51, translating and publishing many
books in Armeno-Turkish. U. S. Charge d'affaires, Assist. Sec. and Inter-
preter of the Legation, also Acting Consul, Constantinople, 1851-53. In the
absence of the Minister Resident (George P. Marsh, P. A. 1816), made the dip-
lomatic negotiations for the transfer of Kossuth to the U.S. war-ship, in 1851.
From 1854, Assistant Librarian, and from 1863, Librarian of New York State
Library, Albany. Contributed much to leading periodicals, and published
several pamphlets on historical subjects. Mem. Amer. Oriental Soc. ; Cor.
Mem. Hist. Gen. Soc. LL.D.
Robert William Hooper, 12, Marblehead. H. 1830. *1885
Son of John Hooper and Eunice Hooper. — At the Principal's. Graduated 1826.
— Harv. Med. 1836, having also studied in the hospitals of Paris. Physician in
Boston, nearly fifty years. For many years one of the Board of Managers and
one of the Surgeons of Mass. Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary. Mem. of Bos-
ton School Com. Trustee Worcester Lunatic Hospital, and of Boston Athe-
naeum. Fellow Amer. Acad. Died at Cambridge.
Erastus Hopkins, 13, Boston. D. 1830. *1872
Son of Capt. John Hopkins and Lydia Thompson; brother of Samuel, 1819. Born
in Hadley. — At Mr. Foster's; A. Blanchard's, Esq. Graduated 1826.— And.
Thel. Sem.; Princ. Theol. Sem. (1834.) Pastor, Beech Island, S.C.; Troy, N.Y.
Res. from 1841, Northampton. Pres. Conn. River R.R. Rep. from Northamp-
ton ten years. An eloquent orator, and prominent in the anti-slavery agitation
and in the organization of the Free Soil and Republican parties.
Andrew Backus Huntington, 17, Norwich, Ct. *1851
Son of Joseph Huntington and Eunice Carew. — At Dr. Murdock's. Left 1825. —
Merchant. Baltimore, Md.
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Samuel Putnam Cleaves King, 14, [South] Danvers. A. 1831. *1882
Son of Amos King and Abigail Cleaves; brother of Daniel C, 1820. — At Miss
Upton's. Graduated 1827. — In business in Lowell; from 1833, farmer In South
Danvers (now Peabody).
Caleb Brooks LeBosquet, 11, Haverhill. *1880
Son of Dea. Caleb Brooks LeBosquet and Olive Lamson. — At Miss Newman's;
Maj. Cummings'. Left 1825. — Hardware and stove dealer. Haverhill.
William Lord, 11, Salem.
At Mr. Rice's. Left 1824.—
Alexander Wilson McClure, 15, Boston. A. 1827. *1885
Son of Thomas McClure and Mary Wilson. — First two years of college course at
Yale. And. Theol. Sem. 1830. Pastor, Maiden, 1830^3, and 1848-51; St. Au.
gustine, Fla. (laboring among soldiers there), 1840-46; Jersey City, N.J., 1851-54.
Editor Christian Observatory, and assist, ed. Puritan Recorder, Boston, 1847-50.
Sec. Amer. and For. Chr. Union, New York, 1855-57; serving as American
Chaplain at Rome, and securing the erection of the American Chapel at Paris.
Author of Lectures on Ultra Universalism, Lives of the Chief Fathers of New
England, Translators Revived. D.D. Died at Cannonsburgh, Pa.
John McLaurin, 23, Glengary, U.C.
At Mr. Foster's. Left 1824. —
Thatcher Magoun, 14, Medford. *1883
Son of Thatcher Magoun and Mary Bradshaw. — At A. Blanchard's, Esq. — In
partnership with, and successor to, his father, as ship-builder, ship-owner, and
merchant. Boston; res. Medford. Gave his father's mansion-house in Medford
for a town library.
Royal Mann, 17, Orford, N.H. D. 1829. *1875
Son of Maj. John Mann and Lucy Dutton. — At A. Blanchard's, Esq. Left 1827. —
Union Theol. Sem., Va.; Aub. Theol. Sem. 1832. Teacher, New York City.
Pastor, Marion, Chili, Webster, Hector, Penfield, N.Y. Res. from 1866, Marion.
Chester Newell, 20, Boston. Y. 1831.
Son of Nathan Newell and Betsy Dearing; half brother of May, 1811. Born in
Belchertown. — At Capt. Lovett's. Left 1825.— Va. Theol. Sem. 1834. Chaplain
U. S.N. from 1841; "at breaking out of the war, tendered his services to the
Secretary of the Navy, but on account of health exempt from actual service ";
retired 1889. Savannah, Ga.
Samuel Newman, 13, Ipswich.
Son of William Newman and Hannah Haskell. — At Miss Newman's. Left 1828.—
Merchant. Ipswich; from 1842, South Danvers (now Peabody). Town Clerk
of Ipswich. Peabody.
John Noyes, 10, Salem.
Left 1824.—
John Jenks Osborn, 10, New York.
Son of William Osborn and Priscilla Abbot Jenks. — At A. Blanchard's, Esq.
Left 1826.— At the head of importing house (John J. Osborn and Co.), having
head quarters in New York, thirty-five years Resided in London, Paris, and
Aix-la-Chapelle, 1832-55; in New York, 1855-88 (being seven years Deputy U.S.
Collector); res. since, Dawlish, So. Devon, Eng.
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Ezra Palmer, 15, Boston. Y. 1828. *1878
Son of Ezra Palmer and Elizabeth Caldwell. — At Capt. Lovett's. Graduated
1824. - Harv. Med. 1831. Physician. Boston.
Ray Palmer, 14, Little Compton, R.I. Y. 1830. *1887
Son of Hon. Thomas Palmer and Susanna Palmer. — At Miss Newman's. Gradu-
ated 1826. — Before entering Academy had been clerk in a large paper-hanging
establishment in Boston. — Teacher, New York; principal of Young Ladies' In-
stitute, New Haven, Ct., where he studied theology under Dr. N. W. Taylor.
Pastor, Bath, Me., 1835-50; Troy, N.Y., 1850-66. Sec. Amer. Cong. Union, New
York, 1866-78. Res. from 1870, Newark, N.J ; assoc. pastor Bellevue Avenue
church, 1881-84. Overseer Bowd. Coll. ; Visitor, And. Theol. Sem. 1865-78. and
Lecturer on Hymnology, 1878. D.D. Frequent contributor to quarterlies and
other periodicals; author of several devotional works, and collections of hymns
and poems, one of which is sung throughout the Christian world : " My faith
looks up to thee." Presided at the Semi-centennial Celebration of the Philo-
mathean Society, of which he was one of the founders, 1875, and participated in
the Centennial Celebration, 1878. 1
Seth Peck, 20, Swansea. Br. (1829.) *
Son of Capt. Thomas Peck and Elizabeth Mason. — Teacher in Warren, R.I., and
other places. Went West, and said to have been killed by the explosion of a
steamboat, sailing out of New Orleans.
William Walker Pratt, 20, Shrewsbury. *1890
Son of Shepard Pratt and Catherine Walker. — Merchant, Shrewsbury; from
1846, Worcester. Res. from 1865, Marblehead; from 1889, Grafton. Postmaster
and town treasurer, Shrewsbury; at the age of seventy-seven, Census Enume-
rator for Marblehead. "A skilled gardener, and originator of the variety of
corn called ' Pratt's Early.' "
Joseph Washburn Sessions, 22, Alna, Me. Bo. 1829. *1 890
Son of Dea. John Sessions and Lucinda Washburn. Born in Lunenburg, Vt. —
At Mr. J. L. Abbot's. Graduated 1825. — And. Theol. Sem. 1832. Pastor, West
Needham (now Wellesley); West Suffield, Centre Brook, West Woodstock,
Durham Centre, Westminster, Ct. Res. from 1881, Chaplin, Ct.
Paul Simpson, 13, Newburyport. Y. (1829.) *1861
Son of Capt. Paul Simpson and Abigail Johnson. — At Mr. Foster's. Graduated
1825. — Harv. Med. 1829. Physician. Boston.
Joseph Smith, 22, Gloucester (Sandy Bay, now Rockport). *1827
Son of Joseph and Abigail Smith. — At Mr. Foster's; Miss Griffin's. Graduated
1825. — Teacher at Sandy Bay.
George Washington Staples, 14, New Haven, Ct.
Son of Seth P. Staples, Esq., and Catherine Wales; brother of John B., 1820. —
At Miss Newman's. Left 1823. — Merchant. New York. Res. from 1861,
New Haven, Ct.
Jonathan French Stearns, 15, Bedford. H. 1830. *1889
Son of Rev. Samuel Stearns and Abigail French; brother of Samuel H.. 1818, and
William A., 1820. — At Mr. J. L. Abbot's. Graduated 1826. — And. Theol. Sem.
(1835), studying also with his father at Bedford, and his brother Rev. William
1 " Is he not here whose breath of holy song
Has raised the downcast eyes of faith so long? "
Centennial Poem of Oliver Wendell Homes, P.A. 1824.
1823.]
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A. Stearns, at Cambridgeport. Pastor, Newburyport, 1835-89; Newark, N.J.,
1849-82, afterwards pastor emeritus. Director Union Theol. Sem. ; president of
directors of German Theol. Sem., Bloomfield, N.J. Moderator of Presb. Gen
Assembly, 1868. D.D. Participated in exercises of 6emi-centennial anniversary
of" Philo.'' (of which he was one of the founders), 1875, and of the Centennial
Celebration, 1878. Died. at New Brunswick, N.J.
Tristram Gilman Stockbridge, 16, Bath, Me. *1871
Son of Dr. John Stockbridge and Theodosia Gilman. — Left 18L4.— Harv. Med.;
Bowd. Med. Physician. Bath.
John Pierce Stone, 18, Cornwall, Ct. *1870
Son of Rev. Timothy Stone and Mary Merwin; brother of Timothy D. P., 1820. —
Farmer. Cornwall.
Richard Sutton, 14, Portsmouth, N.H. *1862
Son of Capt. Richard Sutton and Lucy Lord. Born in Portland Me. — Left 1824.
— Accompanied his father to Buenos Ayres, S.A., when nineteen years old, and
always resided there afterward, being engaged in the lumber and wool business.
He married a daughter of General Mancilla.
John Howe Trowbridge, 16, Cambridgeport. H. (1829.) *1890
Son of John Trowbridge and Sally Howe. — At Mr. Clement's. Graduated 1824. —
Harv. Med. 1825. Physician in Boston a few years; afterwards res. Cambridge.
Died in Danvers.
John Warren, 15, Boston. H. (1829.) *1875
Son of Dr. John C. Warren and Susan Powell Mason. — At the Principal's. Left
1825. — Harv. Med. Died in Somerville.
John Wayland, 18, Saratoga Springs, N.Y. U. 1827. *1863
Son of Rev. Francis Wayland and Sarah Moore. Born in New York City. —
At S. Farrar's, Esq. President of Social Fraternity, 1824. Left 1824.— Tutor.
Brown Univ., 1828-31; Prof. Rhetoric, Hamilton Coll., 1831-34. Pastor 1st Bap-
tist church, Salem, 1834-41. Rector, St. James church, Roxbury, 1848-58. Died
at Saratoga Springs, N.Y.
Bradford Dennis Willis, 21, Easton. A. 1830. *1832
Son of Thomas Willis and Hannah Dean. — At Miss Griffin's. Left 1824. — Taught
for a short time in Illinois. Died of consumption at Wareham, where he studied
theology with Rev. Samuel Nott (teacher in P.A. 1810).
Nathaniel Gordon Winslow, 19, Williston, Vt. Y. (1830.) *1864
Son of Nathaniel Winslow and Anna Kellogg; brother of Hubbard A., 1818. — At
A. Blanchard's, Esq. President of Social Fraternity, 1825. Graduated 1826. —
Afterwards known as Gordon Winslow. — Studied theology with Rev. Hubbard
Winslow, Dover, N.H. Preacher to sailors, New Orleans; pastor, Medford;
reotor, Troy, Elmira. N.Y.; Annapolis, Md.; Staten Island, N.Y. (and Chaplain
of the Quarantine), 1845-61. Chaplain 5th N.Y. Reg't (Duryea Zouaves). Early
promoter of U.S. Sanitary Commission, and identified with its service, being at
onetime inspector for Army of Potomac, and also voluntary aid of Gen. Warren. 1
Fell overboard from transport steamer, and was drowned in the Potomac, while
taking his wounded son to Washington. D.D.
i Selected the site of the General Hospital at Fredericksburg, was assigned the care of
the Confederate hospitals at Gettysburg, and said to have been " engaged in some form
of service in nearly every battle of the war in Virginia."
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Walter Abbot, 21, Milford, N.H. *1877
Son of Capt. Isaac Abbot and Ruth Eames. — At Phillips Hall. — Taught in Mil-
ford and in Lowell. In dry goods trade, Lowell ; from 1833, Portland, Me. ;
from 1847, Boston.
Charles Alden, 14, Randolph. *1887
Son of Silas Alden, Jr., and Harriet French. — Left 1825. — Resided in Randolph;
Newburgh, N.Y., and New York City. Inventor of "condensed milk" and
similar preparations, and or the " Alden process " of preserving fruits. Alder-
man, New York City. Died in his native town.
George Bridgman, 23, Guilford, Vt. U. (1829.) *1883
Son of Jesse Bridgman. — At Miss Griffin's. Graduated 1826. —Missionary and
rector in various places in state of New York; from 1853, resided on a farm near
Medina, N.Y.
Thomas March Clark, 11, Newburyport. Y. 1831.
Son of Thomas March Clark and Rebecca Wheelwright; half brother of Edwin
A., 1813. —At Capt. Lovett's. — Princ. Theol. Sem. (1836.) Rector, Grace church,
Boston; St. Andrew's church, Philadelphia, Pa. ; assist. minister,Trinity church,
Boston; rector, Christ church. Hartford, Ct.; Grace church, Providence, R.l.
Bishop of Rhode Island from 1854. Chaplain Mass. Senate, 1841. Trustee, Trin.
Coll. Mem. R.I. Hist. Soc. D.D., LL.D. Participated in the Centennial
Celebration, 1878. Providence, R.I.
Daniel Cleaves, 14, Saco, Me. Bo. (1830.) *1865
Son of Daniel Cleaves and Sarah Fairfield. Born in Biddeford, Me — At the
Principal's. Left 1825. — Shipping merchant and banker. Saco. Director of
Saco Bank at twenty-one years of age, and from 1849 its president.
Charles Frederic Dunn, 13, Boston. H. (1832.) *1883
Son of Dr. William Dunn and Sarah Cowell. —At Capt. Lovett's; Mr. Locke's.
Graduated 1828. — From 1842, farmer in Litchfield, Me.
Theodore Dunn, 11, Boston. Y. (1833.)
Brother of preceding. — At Capt. Lovett's; Mr. Locke's. Graduated 1829.—
Druggist. Boston; from 1841, Roxbury (Jamaica Plain); from 1858, Dover.
Rep. from Roxbury, 1851; from Dover, 1865, Dover.
John Calvin Eastman, 11, Methuen. A. (1833.) *1855
Son of Rev. Jacob W. Eastman and Mary Webster. Born in Bradford. — At Mr.
Clement's. — Studied theology with his father. Pastor, Washington, O.; Craw-
fordsville, Hanover, Ind. Agent, treasurer, and trustee of Hanover Coll. A.M.
hon., Han. Coll.
Joshua Emery, 16, Andover. A. 1831. *1882
Son of Joshua Emery (steward of" Theological Seminary twenty-five years) and
Elizabeth Welch. Born in Newburyport. — Graduated 1827. — And. Theol. Sem.
1834. Pastor, Calvinistic church, Fitchburg, three years: first church, Wey-
mouth, thirty-five years. Res. from 1873, North Weymouth ; from 1879, Kansas
City, Mo. Present at Centennial Celebration, 1878.
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Samuel Hopkins Emery, 8, Andover. A. 1834.
Brother of preceding. Born in Boxford. — Graduated 1830. — Salutatorian at
Amherst. And. Theol Sem. 1837. Pastor, Winslow church. Taunton (two
pastorates), Bedford; Quincy, 111.; Richmond st. church, Providence, E.I.;
Olivet church Bridgeport, Ct. ; North Middleboro'. Hospital Chaplain, U.S.A.,
1863-65. Res from 1876, Taunton. Secretary and Superintendent of Associatod
Charities, Taunton. Rep. from Taunton, 1890. Author of Ministry of Taunton
Mem. Hist. Gen. Soc, Maine Hist. Soc, Chicago Hist. Soc; Pres. Old Colony
Hist. Soc. Present at Centennial Celebration, 1878. Taunton.
Isaac Fowler, 22, Prospect, Me. *1839
Son of Levi Fowler and Sally Staples. — Master of West India merchantman;
captured by pirates, but after a month's experience with them, rescued by
English vessel. Afterwards in trade, Bangor and Prospect, Me.
Oliver Wendell Holmes, 15, Cambridge. H. 1829.
Son of Rev. Abiel Holmes, D.D., LL.D- (Trustee of P. A.) and Sarah Wendell. —
At Dr. Murdock's. Graduated 1825.— In Harv. Law Sch. 1829-30; Harv. Med.
1836, having also studied in Paris. Prof. Anat. and Phys., Dart. Med. Coll.,
1838-40; Parkman Prof. Anat. and Phys., Harv. Med. Coll., 1847-82; Dean,
1848-53; Prof. Emeritus from 1882; Overseer Harv. Univ., 1876-82. Fellow
Amer. Acad.; Mem. Mass. Hist. Soc. and Amer. Phil. Soc. LL.D., Harv.
and Edinb. ; Litt D., Camb.; D.C.L., Oxford. Essayist, lecturer, and poet.
Voluminous contributor to the At/antic, North American Revieio, and other
magazines, also to medical journals. Many editions both of his poems and his
prose works have been published. Poet of Centennial Celebration, 1878.
Boston.
Benjamin Franklin Hooper, 10, Marblehead. *1842
Son of Robert Hooper and Mary Glover; brother of Nathaniel, 1817. — Left 1825.
— Kes. Marblehead. Died in Boston.
Charles Wallace Howard, 13, Savannah, Ga. Ga. 1830. *1876
Son of Charles Howard and Jane Wallace (daughter of British Consul). — Left
1825. — Studied theology with Rev. Dr. Nathan Hoyt, Athens, Ga., and at Princ.
Theol. Sem. (1834.) Pastor, Milledgeville, Ga. Prof. Rhet. and Mor. Phil.,
Oglethorpe Univ. Pastor, French Prot. church, Charleston, S.C. Farmer and
business man in Bartow Co., Ga. : editor of Southern Cultivator. Captain in
Confederate army; severely wounded at Atlanta. Afterwards actively inter-
ested in development of coal and iron region in Northern Ga. In 1838, agent of
State to collect material in Europe relating to the colonial history of Georgia.
Author of Manual of Grasses for the South. " Died at his residence on Lookout
Mountain, Ga." Geu. Joseph E. Johnston said of him in 1877: " His capacity,
patriotism, and virtue made him more truly useful since the war than any other
Georgian."
Thomas Phillips Jackson, 14, Boston. *1854
Son of Thomas Jackson and Sarah Knowles. — At A. Blanchard's, Esq. Left
1825. —Harv. Med. 1837. Physician. Yarmouth; from 1843, Barnstable; from
1850, Boston. Died in Florence, Italy.
Daniel Newell, 24, Orford, N.H, *1848
Son of John Newell and Eunice Corliss. — At Miss Griffin's. — Resident Student,
And. Theol. Sem. 1825. Pastor, Brownfield, Bridgton, Me.; Utica, Winfield,
N.Y. Res. from 1834, New York City. Editor and proprietor of Christian
Family Magazine.
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William Newell, 16, Dedham. Y. 1830. *1891
Son of Ebenezer Newell and Anna "Whiting. Born in South Natick. — At A.
Blanchard's, Esq ; Capt. Lovett's; Mr. Nathaniel Carter's; Miss Newman's;
Miss Edwards'. Graduated 1826.— One of the founders of " Philo." Name
changed, 1826, to William Whiting Newell. — And. Theol. Sem. (1833), studying
also with Rev. Henry White, D.D., New York. Pastor, Brighton, East Boston;
Montgomery, Syracuse, Allen St. church (fourteen years), and 84th St. church,
New York City. Afterwards res. New York; Cambridge, Andover. One of his
small religious publications, The Rescue, had an immense circulation, being
reprinted in Paris, Beirut, and in Australia. D.D.
Elbridge Norwood, 15, Gloucester (Sandy Bay, no w iluckport). *1833
Son of Maj. Francis Norwood and Lucy Poole. — At Phillips Hall. Left 1825 —
Dart. Med. Coll., studying also with Dr. Andrew Nichols, South Danvers. Died
at Sandy Bay.
Alfred Elijah Perkins, 15, Norwich, Ct. Y. 1830. *1834
Son of Maj. Joseph Perkins and Mary Watkinson. — Graduated 1825. — Med.
Dep't, Univ. of Pa. 1833. His health failing, he visited the Carolinas and Ma-
deira in 1833, dying of consumption at Norwich the following year. He left a
bequest of $10,000 to Yale College Library for the purchase of books, the alcoves
containing which bear his name, — " the largest sum [then] given to the college
by any individual since its foundation."
Pandias Theodore Ralli, 13, Scio, Greece. Y. 1830. *1882
Son of Theodore and Mary Ralli. Compelled with his family to leave his native
island on account of the Turkish massacres in 1822, he was sent through the
agency of the American missionaries to this country. — At Dr. Woods's. — Spent
freshman year of college course in Amherst. Returned to Greece, and became
the head of the extensive mercantile house of Ralli Brothers, doing business in
London, Constantinople, and Calcutta, but meeting reverses after the bank-
ruptcy of the Egyptian government in 1873. Died in Alexandria, Egypt.
Joseph Shaw, 19, Beverly. Y. 1830. *1881
Son of Peter Shaw and Abigail Gould; brother of Emerson G., 1826. — At Phil-
lips Hall. Scholar of the House. Graduated 1826 — "Went from Beverly to
New York, and followed the seas, until his removal to California, where he
was in business. 1 '
William Ruggles Stearns, 15, Epping, N.H. *1845
Son of Dea. William Stearns and Nabby Richards Howe. — At My. J. L. Abbot's.
Left 1826. — Epping. " Pursued study, and taught some, but soon disqualified
for usefulness by derangement of his nervous system."
George Temple, 20, Reading. *1831
Son of Dea. Daniel Temple and Sarah Beard; brother of Daniel, 1811. — "Lett
the Academy and went to sea at one day's notice," Was mate of Boston brig
Ursula, which was lost on homeward voyage from Smyrna
Joseph Addison Underwood, 14, Pawtucket, Mass. [now R.I.] *1840
Son of Dr. Joseph Underwood and Sylvia Chapin ; born in Holliston — At Capt
Lovett's. — Appointed midshipman, U.S.N*, 1839. Lieutenant, U.S.N., attached
to Wilkes's U.S. Exploring Expedition. Treacherously murdered by the natives
of Malolo, Fegee Islands. Buried on an uninhabited island, one of the " Un- *
derwood group." The town where he was murdered was afterwards attacked
and burned, and nearly one hundred of the men slaughtered in punishment for
the massacre. A cenotaph was erected to his memory in Mount Auburn
1825.]
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John Jay Varnum, 9, Haverhill. Col. U. (1834.) *1889
Son of Hon. John Varnum and Mary Cook Saltonstall.— At Mr. Clement's. Left
1828. — Freshman year in Columbian University, Washington, D.C., where his
father was then member of Congress. Res. Jonesville, Mich.; for many years
totally blind.
Charles King Whipple, 15, Newburyport. A. 1831.
Son of Charles Whipple and Mary King. — At Miss Newman's; Mrs. Loring's.
Graduated 1827. — Studied medicine with Dr. Abel L. Pierson, Salem, and at
Harv. Med. Apothecary, Mass. General Hospital, 1835-45; Boston Dispensary,
1845-56. Agent of Mass. Anti-slavery Soc, 1856-63 : contributed to the Liberator,
and published various tracts on anti-slavery and non-resistance. Res. from
1855, Brookline; from 1875, Framingham; from 1888, Newburyport.
Ephraim Wildes, 14, Boston. *1873
Son of Col. Ephraim Wildes and Rachel Towne; brother of William, 1818. Born
in Topsfield. — Connected with the hotel business in Boston for several yeare.
Died in Topsfield.
1825.
Asahel Abbot, 20, Piermont, N.H. *1889
Son of Elisha Abbot and Sarah Crocker.— At J. L. Abbot's. Left 1827. — Taught
at various places in New Jersey Pennsylvania, and other states Musical
teacher and composer, from 1844 in New York City, from 1862 in Brooklyn, N Y.
Author of several articles in Biblical Repository , and of various unpublished
epics and oratorios. Much engaged in study upon Hebrew Chronology, the
Lost Tribes, the Unity of Pyramid Numbers and those in the Tabernacle of
Moses, and similar subjects. Domestic Corresponding Secretary of the Amer.
Soc. for Meliorating the Condition of the Jews.
Aaron Chester Adams, 10, Bangor, Me. Bo. 1836.
Son of Dea. Eliashib Adams and Anna Leland; brother of George E., 1816. — At
Miss Edwards'. Left 1S26. — Lane Theol. Sem.; Bangor Theol. Sem. 1839.
Pastor, Gardiner, Gorham, Augusta, Me.; Wethersfield, Thompson, Ct. In the
active ministry over fifty years, still (1891) doing pastoral service in Rocky Hill,
Ct. Overseer Bowd. Coll. Res from 1886, Wethersfield, Ct.
Nathaniel Tucker Bent, 15, Milton. H. 1831. *1856
Son of Josiah Bent and Susannah Tucker; brother of Josiah, 1817. — At Miss
Newman's. Left 1826. — Studied theology in Gen. Theol. Sem. and under
Bishop Griswold, Salem. Rector, New Bedford, Charlestown, Taunton ; Ban-
gor, Me.; Worcester. Teacher of "Salisbury Mansion School," Worcester,
from 1853.
Rufus K. Bunker, 22, Boscawen, N.H.
John Spaulding Elliot, 17, Boston. Br. (1831.) *1844
Son of John Elliot and Lucy Spaulding. — Scholar of the House. Left 1827 —
" A man of versatile accomplishments as a scholar, mechanic, and musician."
Teacher for several years in Montgomery, Ala., where he died.
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John Evans, 13, Andover. *1861
Son of Judge Richard Evans and Ann Wendell Penhallow; brother of Richard
S., 1821. Born in Portsmouth, N.H. — Left 1826. — For eight years clerk in Post
Office Department, Washington. Studied medicine at St Louis, Mo. From
1847 in the geological service of the Government, gaining distinction by his
explorations and researches in the far west. He discovered the fossil deposits
of the mauvaises terres .n Nebraska, the Pass of the Rocky Mountains, and valu-
able mineral deposits in the Pacific territories. In 1860 he was geologist of the
U. S. Chiriqui Exploring expedition. Died at Washington.
Noah Fearing, 13, Wareham.
At Miss Newman's. Left 1826. —
Thomas Kendall Fessenden, 11, Brattleborough, Vt. W. 1833.
Son of Joseph Fessenden and Sybil Holbrook. — At Miss Edwards'. Left 1826.—
And. Theol. Sem.; Princ. Theol. Sem.; Yale Div. Sch. 1837. Pastor, Hatfield;
Norwich Falls, Ct.; Homer, N.Y.; Ellington, Ct. Res. from 1864, Farmington,
Ct. Rep. from Farmington three years. State Commissioner in founding the
Conn. Industrial School for Girls, and Secretary of same. Financial Secretary
Hampton (Va.) Inst. Farmington, Ct.
Nathan Foster, 16, [So.] Danvers [now West Peabody]. *1834
Son of Aaron Foster and Hannah Brown. — Lived on his father's farm until his
early death.
Horace Hobart, 21, Columbia, N.H. *1861
Son of Abel and Betsey Hobart. — Left 1827. — Carpenter. "Undoubtedly fore-
most among the Christian fathers" of the colony, settling Beloit, Wis., 1837;
was prominent in founding its church, and furthering its prosperity. " We
might call Deacon Hobart the John Winthrop of our early history."
Barnard Eastman Hoit, 19, Newtown [Newton], N.H. *1839
Son of Benjamin Hoyt and Hannah Ferrin. — Studied medicine at Dartmouth
Med. Coll., and with Dr. Israel Gale of Newton. Physician in Merrimack,
N.H.
John Holmes, 18, Cambridge. H. 1882.
Son of Rev. Abiel Holmes, D.D., LL.D., and Sarah Wendell, brother of Oliver
Wendell, 1824. — At Dr. Murdock's. Left 1826. — Harv. Law Sch. 1839. Has
never practiced his profession, but resided in Cambridge ; interested in literary
pursuits; contributed to the Harvard Register, 1881, and has written other
papers relative to Cambridge. Cambridge.
James William Kimball, 13, Boston. Y. (1838.) *1885
Son of Dea. Eliphalet Kimball and Sally Kimball. Born in Salem. — Left 1827. —
Salesman with Arthur Tappan and Co., New York City. After leaving college,
1835, travelled in Europe and entered business in Boston : 1836-44, in wholesale
dry goods (Edwards, Stoddard, and Co. and Phelps and Kimball); 1846-71, in
Commercial Agency. One of the founders of Mount Vernon church, and for
thirty-six years deacon in same. Author of several religious books, and of
many tracts and newspaper articles. " One of the most widely known Christian
laymen in Boston." Died in Newton.
Frederic William Lovett, 9, Andover. *1854
Son of Capt. Augustus Lovett and Hannah Batchelder; brother of Augustus, 1822.
Born in Beverly. — "Followed the sea, and died of cholera, coming into Boston
as master of the ship White Swallow."
1825.]
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John George McKean, 13, Cambridge. H. 1831. *1851
Son of Rev. Prof. Joseph McKean, D.D., LL.D. (P.A. 1787) and Amy Swasey.—
Left 1828. — Taught one year at Brattleboro, Vt. Studied at Harv. Law Sch.
Lawer. Boston, to 1837; New York, to 1845; res. from 1845, Cambridge. While
in New York much interested in mining enterprises and plans for railroads and
other public works.
Joseph Warren Mansur, 16, Tewksbury. H. 1831.
Son of Aaron Mansur and Rebecca Warren. Born in Pembroke, N.H.— Left
1826. — Studied law in Harv. Law Sch., and with Glidden and Lawrence, Lowell.
Lawyer and manufacturer. Lowell, Fitchburg. Mem. Com. Council, Lowell,
1842; Rep. from Lowell, 1837, from Fitchburg, 1852; Senator from Middlesex,
1840, from Worcester, 1854. Postmaster at Fitchburg, 1857-61. After 1863, res.
Kalamazoo, Mich.; Sandwich, Lennoxville, Canada; Duxbury, and
Milton.
William Henry Mongin, 10, Dawfuskie Island, S.C. *1851
Son of David John Mongin. — Left 1826. — Planter. Savannah, Ga., and Dawfus-
kie Island, S.C. Died in Savannah.
Edmund Sewall Munroe, 9, Boston.
Son of Edward Monroe and Sophia Sewall.— At Miss Edwards'. Left 1826.—
Banker and broker. New fork, res. Englewood, N. J. Washington, D.C.
Thomas Bancroft Newhall, 14, Lynnfield. Br. 1832.
Son of Hon. Asa T. Newhall (1797) and Judith Little. — At Mr. W. Foster's.
Graduated 1828. — Studied Law at Harv. Law Sch., and with John W. Proctor,
Danvers. Lawyer. Lynn. Postmaster, 1842. First Justice of Lynn Police
Court, 1849-66. Present at Centennial Celebration, 1878. Lynn.
Joseph Packard, 12, Wiscasset, Me. Bo. 1831.
Son of Rev. Hezekiah Packard, D.D., and Mary Spring. — At Dea. Mark New-
man's. Left 1826. — Principal ofWalpole (N.H.) and Brattleboro (Vt.) Acade-
mies. And. Theol. Sem. (1836.) Prof, of Latin, Hebrew, and German, Bristol
(Pa.) Coll. From 1836, Prof, of Sac. Lit., Prot. Episc. Theol. Sem. of Virginia,
and from 1876, Dean. Author of Commentary on Malachi (in Lange). One of
American Revisers of the Bible (Old Testament Company). Mem. Amer. Orient.
Soc. D.D.
Joseph Tilton Page, 13, Salem.
Son of Capt. Nathaniel Page and Charlotte Tilton. — Type-founder in New York
City, 1855.
John Parker, 19, Weathersfield, Vt. D. (1831.)
Left 1827.—
John Parrott, 15, Gloucester. *1853
Son of Hon. William W. Parrott and Elizabeth Pearce.— Shipmaster. In South
American trade. Went to California in 1849. Accidentally killed at Columbia,
Cal.
John Patch, 18, Ipswich. Bo. 1831. *1887
Son of John Patch and Judith Corning. — At Mr. E. Abbot's. Graduated 1827.—
Studied law at Harv. Law Sch. and with Theophilus Parsons and Luther S.
Cushing, Boston. Lawyer. Boston, Beverly, Nantucket; San Francisco, Cal.,
1849-56; resided afterwards at Ipswich. Published The Poet's Offering, The
Zaw of Landlord and Tenant, and the Business Man's Assistant ; edited one
volume, 1847k of The Literary Museum, Boston.
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William Pearce, 15, Gloucester. *1887
Son of William Pearce, Jr., and Clarissa Sargent- — Sea captain. Afterwards
proprietor of ranche in California. Went to California in 1849; lived on a
ranche in Calaveras County.
Nathaniel Gorham Phillips, 9, [North] Andover. *1881
Son of Col. John Phillips, 1782, and Lydia Gorham; grandson of the Founder;
brother of Samuel, 1809, and John, 1816. — At Mr. Clement's; Mr. Shaw's.
Graduated 1830. — Cotton merchant in Mobile, New Orleans, Galveston, Macon,
and, from 1868, Griffin, Ga.
Stillman Pratt, 20, Reading. A. 1831. *1862
Son of Dea. Benjamin Pratt and Mary Smith. — At Mr. Carter's. President of
"Philo," 1826. Graduated 1827 —And. Theol. Sem. 1834. Pastor, Orleans,
Eastham, South Adams, Melrose, Carver. Res. from 1854, Middleboro'. Pub-
lisher of Mother's Assistant, Boston. Editor of Middleboro Gazette. Author of
Life of Gen. Fremont, and of several iSunday-school books. Mem. Hist. Gen.
Soc.
Simeon Salisbury, 24, Brattleborough, Vt. *1837
Son of James Salisbury and Mary Stoddard. — Scholar of the House, 1826. Left
1828. — And. Theol. Sem. 1831. Home missionary in Kentucky and Indiana.
Richard Henry Salter, 17, Mansfield, Ct.
Son of Gen. John Salter and Mary Williams. — At Miss Hannah Newman's.
Left 1826. — Yale Med. Coll. 1831, studying also with Dr. Samuel B. Woodward,
Wethersfield, Ct. Physician. Bozrah, Norwich, Ct.; from 1835, Boston. Sur-
geon 1st Mass. Regiment, War of the Rebellion. A.M. hon., Kenyon Coll.
1854. Boston.
Caleb Beal Shute, 19, Boston. Br. (1831.) *1840
Son of Ebenezer Shute and Susanna Beal. — At the Principal's. President of
Social Fraternity and of "Philo," 1826. Graduated 1827; valedictorian.—
Pastor Baptist church, Dunstable (now Nashua), N.H. In employ of Mass. S.S.
Union, Boston. Died in Boston.
James Smiley [Smillie], 20, Andover. *1889
Son of John Smillie. Born in Port Glasgow, Scotland. — Worked with his father
at weaving broadcloth in Andover; afterwards in Amesbury; from 1829, Bar-
net, Vt. ; sold books for many years in Northern Vermont; from 1869, res.
Newbury, Vt.
Edmund Smith, 16, Beaufort, S.C. Y. 1830. *1863
Son of James Smith, "a rice planter," and Marianna Gough; brother of Albert,
1826. Born "at the Orton plantation on the Cape Fear River, N.C." — Gradu-
ated 1826; salutatorian. — Name changed, 1837, to Edmund Iihett. Studied law
with his brother, Hon. Robert Barnwell Rhett, and became his partner at
Charleston, S.C; from 1838. lawyer at Beaufort. Rep. and Senator. An
earnest advocate of the Calhoun doctrine of state rights, and the leading man
in his part of the state at the time of his death. On the capture of Beaufort,
his house was occupied by officers of the Union army, and he retired to Barn-
well district. Died in Spartanburg, S.C.
John Stocker, 24, Danville, Vt. M. 1830. *1848
Son of John Stocker and Sarah Pillsbury. Born in Barnet, Vt. — Graduated
1826. — Princ. Theol. Sem. (1834.) Pastor, Miller's Place, West Hampton, L.I.;
Monticello, Ind.; from 1839, Bloomington, Iowa Territory (now Muscatine,
Iowa).
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James William Tillman, 15, Geneva, N.Y. A. (1831.) *1867
Son of William Tillman and Mary Carr; born in Utica, N.Y.— Left 1826.— From
1853, in furniture business at Detroit, Mich. For a long time Chairman of State
Central Republican Committee. During the War of the Rebellion zealous and
active in raising troops ; and afterwards in erecting a monument for the soldiers
of the state, being treasurer of the Monument Association. One of the founders
of the Jefferson Avenue Presb. church.
John Crocker Treadwell, 16, Salem. W. (1831.) *1876
Son of William Treadwell and Hannah Bancroft. — Left 1826. — First two years
of college course at Dartmouth. — Stove-dealer in Lowell. From 1858, res.
Bernardston. Died at Northampton.
Seth Hardy Waldo, 22, Canterbury, Ct. A. 1821. *1890
Son of John E.Waldo and Beulah Foster; born in Hampton, Ct. — At Mrs.
Abbot's. Graduated 1827.— And. Theol. Sem. (1824.) Instructor P.A. (Teach-
er's Seminary), 1832-33; first professor of Languages, Oberlin Collegiate Insti-
tute, 1834-35. Pastor and teacher at different places in the Western Reserve,
Ohio, until 1854; from 1855, res. Geneseo, 111., first as pastor, then as teacher of
select school, continuing his work until the year of his death. Published in
his seventy-ninth *year the New Grammatical Method for the Use of Schools.
" He desired to be known as the Preceptor and Friend of Youth."
Charles Cotesworth Webster, 15, Salem. D. 1830. *1884
Son of Caleb Webster and Hannah Cook Cremer. — Gaduated 1826. — Studied
law at Harv. Law Sch., and with Hon. James Wilson of Keene, N.H., and
Larkin G. Mead, Esq., of Chesterfield, N.H. Lawyer. Fitzwilliam, Chester-
field, and from 1846, Keene, N.H.
Josiah Worcester, 18, Hollis, N.H. H. 1831. *1888
Son of Jesse Worcester and Sarah Parker. — Left 1826. — Name changed, 1828, to
Frederick Augustus Worcester. Studied law at Harv. Law Sch., with Benj. M.
Farley of Hollis, and Geo. F. Farley of Groton. Lawyer; for a short time at
Bangor, Me., from 1835, at Townsend, having an office from 1878 at Ayer. Rep.
from Townsend, 1853.
Samuel Thomas Worcester, 20, Hollis, N.H. H. 1830. *1882
Brother of preceding, of Jesse and Joseph E., 1805, Taylor G., 1817, and David,
1826. — At Master Foster's. Left 1826. — Principal of Weymouth and Braintree
Academy, and teacher in Cambridge. Studied law at Harv. Law Sch. and with
Benj. M. Farley of Hollis. Lawyer. Norwalk, O., 1835-67. State Senator;
District Judge; Member of Cong, from Ohio, 1861. Res. from 1867, Nashua, N.H.
Published Sequel to the Spelling Book, American Primary Spelling Book, Revised
Editions of Worcester's Comprehensive and Primary Dictionaries, History of
Hollis.
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1826.
David Aiken, 21, Bedford, N. H. D. 1830.
Son of Dea. Phineas Aiken and Elizabeth Patterson; brother of Silas, 1819. —
At Mrs. Ruth Abbot's. Graduated 1826.— Studied law with Wells and Alvord
(James C. Alvord, P.A. 1820), Greenfield. Lawyer in Greenfield from 1833.
Judge of Court of Common Pleas. Senator from Franklin, 1874. Greenfield.
William Allen, 17 ', Princeton. A. 1832. *1885
Son of Moses Allen and Mehitable Oliver. — At Mrs. Loring's; Dr. Porter's.
Graduated 1828.— Teacher in Georgia. Lane Theol. Sem. (1837.) Pastor, Sud-
bury, Attleborough, Quincy; West Woodstock, Ct.; Hillside church and Paw-
tucket church, Dracut. Res. from 1864, Dracut, West Roxbury, Quincy, Lowell.
William Emerson Baker, 14, Boston. *1827
Son of Abel Baker and Sarah Reed. — Died of consumption at home.
Joshua Bates, 18, Middlebury, Vt. M. 1832. *1888
Son of Rev. Joshua Bates, D.D., and Anna Poor. Born in Dedham. — At Miss
Mary H. Griffin's; Mrs. Loring's. Left 1828. — Taught district schools during
his college course, and select school at Springfield, Vt , 1833. Master of Win-
throp (now Frothingham) School, Charlestown, 1833-44; Master of Brimmer
School, Boston. 1844-76. A frequent debater and lecturer in county, state, and
national associations, and often called upon by Horace Mann and Dr. Sears to
aid in conducting the state Institutes. " Thousands of boys will ever revere the
precious memory of 1 Master Bates.'" Trustee Midd. Coll. LL.D. Died at his
summer home in Beverly.
John Jay Bradley, 18, Fryeburg, Me. U. (1834.) *1851
Son of John Bradley and Grace Stevens; brother of Thomas S., 1828.— At Mrs.
Loring's; Mrs. Taylor's. Graduated 1828.— First two years of college course at
Dartmouth. — "Lawyer and editor." Quincy, 111.; New Orleans, La. Died in
Boston.
George Champion, 15, Colchester, Ct. Y. 1831. *1841
Son of Maj. Henry Champion and Ruth Kimberly Robbins. — At the Principal's.
Left 1827. — And. Theol. Sem. 1834, having also attended course of lectures at
Dart. Med. Coll., 1833. One of the first band of American missionaries to the
Zulus, 1834, contributing a large property to the support of the mission. Visited
the United States in 1839, ministered for a year in Dover, and, before he was
able to return, died at Santa Cruz, W. I.
Lovell Childs, 23, Needham. Br. (1833.)
Son of Joseph Childs and Beulah Britton. Born in Westminster.—
William Cook, 19, Salem. Trin. 1834. *1876
Son of Capt. William Cook and Elizabeth Lamb. — At Mr. Berry's; Mrs. Loring's;
Miss Griffin's. Graduated 1830.— In Yale College, 1830-33. Ordained deacon by
Bishop Griswold, officiating occasionally in his own house in Salem, where he
taught school for several years. Some of his poetical compositions, as The
Piaughboy, were published, accompanied by unique illustrations prepared by
himself.
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143
Preserved Fish Davison, 18, Waterford, Vt. * 1 8 2 9
Son of Rev. Silas Davison and Persis Rice. — At Mrs. Loring's; Dea. A. Abbot's.
Graduated 1828; valedictorian. — "Was preparing for the ministry, but died at
his home before reaching college.
Luther Farnham, 17, Southbridge. *1880
Son of Luther Farnham and Keziah Bacon; brother of Thomas J., 1823. — At Mr.
Clement's. Left 1827. — Went to California, 1853. Farmer aud miner in Santa
Cruz.
Charles Nye Fearing, 14, Wareharn. Br. 1832. *1876
Son of William Fearing and Elizabeth Nye. — Left 1827. — Leading dry goods
merchant in New York.
Henry Codman Gillis, 12, Wilmington. *1853
Son of Josiah Gillis and Mary Stark. Born in Merrimack, N.H.— At Mrs. Ab-
bot's. Left 1827. — In Jacob Robbins's drugstore, Lowell. In Castleton (Vt.)
Med. Coll., 1843. Physician and apothecary, Memphis, Tenn.; Brooklyn, N.Y. ;
Cincinnati, O. Went to California in 1851, and died in San Francisco.
James Bryant Hadley, 21, Wenham. A. 1833. *1890
Son of Thomas Hadley and Phebe Bryant. Born in GofTstown. N.H. — At Miss
Upton's; Mr. Asa Abbot's. Graduated 1829. —And. Theol. Sem. 1836. Pastor,
Amesbury and Salisbury; Stan dish, Me.; Campton, N.H.
William Hobart Hadley, 21, Waterford, Vt. U. 1832. *1868
Son of Stephen Hadley aud Sarah Cushman. — President of " Philo," 1827. Left
1827. — Entered Dart. Coll. 1828, and was also in Columb. Univ., Washington.
Principal of Lancaster (N.H.) Academy. In Harv. Div. Sch. 1844-45. Pastor,
Montague. City missionary, Portland, Me.; Milwaukee Wis.; New York City.
Agent of U. S. Sanitary Commission. Died at South Bergen, N.J.
John Howarth, 15, Andover, *1880
Son of James Howarth and Dorothy Stott. Born in Rochdale, Eng.— Left 1827.—
Studied afterwards under " Master Oliver," P.A., 1811. Carried on flannel mill
(John Howarth and Co.) at Andover. Afterwards resided in Salem, and engaged
in manufacturing business at Richmond, Va., and Carbon Black, Pa.
William Howe, 14, Holmesburgh, Pa. D. 1831.
Son of William Howe and Mary Gould. Born in Dedham. — At Mr. Carter's.
Graduated 1827. — Machinist. South Braintree, Present at Centennial Cele-
bration. From 1871, res. Boxbury
William Reed Jewett, 15, Gloucester (now Rockport). A. 1831. *1882
Son of Rev. David Jewett and Rebecca Reed. — At Miss Upton's. Graduated
1827. —And. Theol. Sem. 1834. Pastor, Braintree; Griswold, Lisbon, Ct.;
Plymouth, N. H., seventeen years, Fisherville, N.H., twelve years. Res. from
1875, Concord, N.H.; from 1880, Andover, with his adopted son, Prof. Wm. J.
Tucker
lames Madison Macdonald, 14, Limerick, Me. U. 1832. *1876-
Son of Maj.-Gen. John Macdonald and Lydia Wiley; brother of Moses, 1827.
— At Mrs. Loring's; Mrs. Taylor's. Graduated 1828. — First two years of col-
lege course at Bowd. Coll. — Bang. Theol. Sem.; Yale Div. Sch. 1835. Pastor,
Berlin, New London, Ct. ; Jamaica, L.l. ; 15th st. Presb. church, New York City ;
from 1853, 1st Presb. church, Princeton, N.J. Author of Life and Writings of
St. John, and other valuable works. " Constant writer for the religious press,
and contributed an able defence of the historian Gibbon to the Bibliotheca
Sacra." Trustee, Princ. Theol. Sem. D D.
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John Milton Mackie, 12, "Wareham. Br. 1832.
Son of Dr. Peter Mackie and Fanny Nye. —At Dea. Blanchard's; Mrs. Ship-
man's. Graduated 1828. — And. Theol. Sem. (1835.) Tutor, Brown Univ., 1834-
35. Studied in Germany. Author of Life of Leibnitz, Life of Samuel Gorton
(in Sparks's American Biographies), Cosas de Espana, and other books. Con-
tributed important articles to North American Review, and other magazines.
Has been for many years a successful agriculturist in
Great Barrington.
Thomas Nicholson Morgan, 16, New Orleans, La. Y. 1831. *1844
At Dr. Murdock's. Graduated 1827. — Lawyer. New Orleans. Judge of Munici-
pal Court.
Benjamin Ober, 21, Beverly. A. (1832.) *1888
Son of Nathaniel Ober and Molly Ray. — Left 1827. — And. Theol. Sem. (1833.)
Pastor, West Newbury, Attleboro; West Woodstock, Ct.; Holland; Alstead,
N.H.; Saxton River, Fayetteville, Wardsboro, Vt. ; East Longmeadow. Res.
from 1870, Petersham; from 1878, Brattleboro, Vt.
William Oliver Parker, 14, Boston, W. (1831.) *1846
Son of Ebenezer Parker and Fanny Tarbell; brother of Charles T. and Ebenezer,
1819. — At Principal's. Graduated 1827. — Merchant. Boston.
Tarrant Augustus Perkins, 17, Concord, N.H. *1882
Son of Roger Eliot Perkins and Esther Blanchard. Born in Hopkinton, N.H.
— Left 1827. — Studied medicine with Dr. Thomas Chadbourne, Concord, and
at Berks. Med. Inst Physician,, Began practice in Richmond, Canada; from
1835, in Tremont and Chicago, 111. Brigade Surgeon, Gen. J. D. Cox's staff,
War of Rebellion. Died in Tremont.
Jonathan Merrill Pettengill, 10, Andover.
Son of Merrill Pettengill and Alice Howe. — Graduated 1832. — Bookkeeper with
Whitwell, Bond, and Co., Boston; with Samuel A. Walker, the auctioneer; teller
and cashier of Exchange Bank, thirty-three years; cashier of Pacific Bank;
bookkeeper with Shepard, Norwell, and Co. Present at Centennial Celebration.
Boston.
Emerson Gould Shaw, 15, [North] Beverly. *1885
Son of Peter Shaw and Abigail Gould; brother of Joseph, 1824. — Farmer ; col-
lector of antique furniture. North Beverly.
Asa Lyon Shipman, 12, Andover. *1888
Son of De Grass Shipman and Lydia Kelsey Chapman; brother of James I., 1822.
Born in Saybrook, Ct. — Left 1828.— From 1834, stationer, New York City. Died
at his summer home in Ocean Grove, N.J.
Albert Smith, 15, Beaufort, S.C. Y. 1831. *1843
Son of James Smith and Marianna Gough ; brother of Edmund, 1825. Born in
Smithville, N. C. — Studied law with his brother, Hon. Robert Barnwell Rhett
(then Smith), Charleston, S.C. Name changed, 1837, to Albert Rhett. Lawyer.
Grahamville, S .C. Rep. from Beaufort District, 1838-42. Removed to Charles-
ton, 1843, and died of yellow fever. " Considered the most brilliant man for his
age in South Carolina."
Moses Ayer Stevens, 21, Norway, Me.
Son of Joel Stevens and Olive Hobbs.— Leftll827. — Farmer, Norway; spindle
manufacturer, North Andover. Went to California about 1850.
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Ebenezer E. Stinson, 19, Deer Island, Me. Y. (1833.) *1832
Son of John Stinson and Isabella Dyer. — At Mr. Berry's; Mr. Clement's ; Dr.
Porter's. Graduated 1829. — Was preparing for the ministry. Died at New
Haven during his junior year in college.
Thomas Lawrence Swift, 16, Falmouth. Br. (1833.) *1860
Son of Hon. Elijah Swift and Hannah Lawrence. — At Dea. Blanchard's. Left
1828. — In Freshman class, Harv. Coll. 1828.;— In dry goods business in Boston,
a few 4 years; afterwards res. Falmouth.
Charles Coffin Taylor, 21, Rowley. Bo. 1833. *l855
Son of Jonathan Taylor and Eunice Jewett. — At Mr Berry's. Left 1827. — Bang.
Theol. Sem. 1837; studying also with Rev. Wm. H. Lewis, rector of St. Michael's,
Marblehead. Rector, Amesbury; Lonsdale, R.I. ; Ann Arbor; President St.
Mark's Coll., Grand Rapids; rector, Kalamazoo, Mich. Regent Mich. Univ.
Nathaniel Howard Thayer, 18, Dorchester. A. (1832.) *1883
Son of Capt. Nathaniel Thayer and Charlotte M. Baker. Born in Boston. — At
Dea. Blanchard's; Mr. Shipman's. Graduated 1828. — For over fifty years edu*
cator in Maryland. Teacher of school for boys in Westminster; principal of
academies in Manchester, Reistertown, Abington ; principal of Eastern Female
High School, Baltimore, twenty-seven years; adjunct professor of physics, Bal-
timore City College; librarian of Baltimore Public School Library. Mem.
Maryland Acad, of Sciences ; Cor. Sec. Maryland Institute of Arts. A.M. hon.,
Amh. Coll. 1851.
Alanson Tucker, 15, Londonderry, N.H. H. 1832. *1881
Son of Alanson Tucker and Eliza Thorn. Born in Boston. — Harv. Law Sch.
Practiced* law for a short time, and afterwards a prosperous merchant in
Boston.
Joshua Thomas Tucker, 14, Lowell. Y. 1833.
Son of Dea.Uoshua Tucker and Wealthy Thomas. Born in Milton. — At Miss Up-
ton's; Mr. Berry's; Rev. Mr. Jones's. ^Graduated 1829.— Teacher, St. Louis, Mo.;
Natchez, Miss. Lane Theol. Sem. (1838.) Pastor, Chester, Rushville, 111.; Han-
nibal, St. Louis, Mo.; Holliston, Chicopee Falls. Author of The Sinless One (a
life of Christ), and Christ's Infant Kingdom. Assoc. editor, when in St. Louis,
of Herald of Religious Liberty ; of Boston Recorder, 1863-64 ; one of the editors
and proprietors of Boston Revieio (name changed to Congregational Review),
1861-67. Contributed much to other periodicals. D.D. Present at Centennial
Celebration, 1878. Res. from 1877, Boston; from 1890,
Andover.
David Worcester, 18, Hollis, N.H. H. 1832.
Son of Jesse Worcester and Sarah Parker; brother of Jesse and Joseph E., 1805,
Taylor G., 1817, Josiah and Samuel T., 1825. — At Master Foster's. — Principal
of academies in Farmington and China, Me.; of High School, Bangor, Me.,
twenty years, and afterwards Sup't of schools there. From 1866, res. Hollis,
N.H.; from 1869, Minerva, Io.; from 1876, Albion, Io.
146 STUDENTS.
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Amos Abbot [Abbott], 15, Wilton, N.H. *1889
Son of Jeremiah Abbot and Eunice Blanchard.'— At Dea. Blanchard's. Left 1829;
afterwards in the Teachers' Seminary, 1832-34. Sup't of mission schools in
India, 1834-47; city missionary, Manchester and Portsmouth, N.H.; in And.
Theol. Sem. 1856-57; missionary in India, 1857-69; studied medicine in Phila-
delphia, 1869-71; physician in Nashua, N.H.; home missionary and physician
in Nebraska. From 1887, res. Ryde, Isle of Wight, Eng. Published several
books in India.
Asa Hart Abbot, 11, Andover.
Son of Gardner Abbot and Rachel Hart. — Left 1828. — Farmer and expressman.
North Andover. North Andover.
Jonathan Abbot, 18, Andover. *1837
Son of Capt. Stephen Abbot, 1799, and Hannah Russell. Died of consumption at
his father's house.
Sereno Timothy Abbot [Abbott], 21, Andover. A. 1833. *1855
Son of Asa Abbot and Judith Jaquith. —President of " Philo," 1827. Graduated
1829. — Instructor in Vocal Music, Teachers' Seminary, Phillips Academy, 1833-
36. And. Theol. Sem. 1836. Pastor, Seabrook and Hamptcn Falls, N.H.,
1837-55.
John Osgood Adams, 15, [North] Andover. *1832
Son of Maj. John Adams and Dorcas Faulkner. — At Maj. Leavitt's. Graduated
1827. — Died in New York City, while pursuing medical studies.
Kinsman Atkinson, 19, Eaton, N.H. H. 1834. *1889
Son of John Atkinson and Olive Haley. Born in Buxton, Me. — At Mr. Carter's;
Rev. Mr. Cornelius' ; Dea. Blanchard's ; Dea. Newman s. Graduated 1830; va-
ledictorian. — First two years of college course at Bowdoin. And. Theol. Sem.
(1837.) Pastor, Millville (in Mendon), Washington. Minister of New Eng. Con-
ference at various places in Mass., 1843-57; afterwards res. Cambridge. Present
at Centennial Celebration, 1878.
John Humphrey Avery, 20, Boston. U. 1834.
Son of Elisha Avery and Sybil Noyes. — At Dea. Blanchard's; Mrs. Loring's.
President of Social Fraternity and of the Society for Promoting Good Morals,
1828. Graduated 1829 ; valedictorian. — Freshman year at Yale, and two years
at Amherst. And. Theol. Sem. 1837. Baptist preacher, Providence, R.I.;
Harwich, Plymouth, Danvers; Austinburgh, O. "1854 to 1875, student of
Anatomy and Physiology, and lecturer on the same in schools and colleges."
Res. Conneaut, O. ; from 1890, Cleveland, O.
Josiah Moody Bartlett, 23, Newburyport. *1891
Son of Capt. Josiah Bartlett, 1789, and Sally Moody. — At Mrs. Loring's; Miss
Griffin's. President of " Philo, ; ' 1828. Graduated 1828. — Gen. Theol. Sem.
1832. Rector, Cambridge, Marshfield; Pierrepont Manor, N.Y. ; Gloucester,
N.J.; Ashland, Pa.; Essex, Ct. ; Fisher's Island, N.Y. In continuous minis-
terial service for nearly sixty years.
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Henry Callahan, 16, Andover. U. 1836. *1888
Son of Robert Callahan and Dorcas Pettengill. — Scholar of the House. Gradu-
ated 1832.— And. Theol. Sem. 1840. Pastor, Niagara Falls, Oxford, N.Y. Chap-
lain 114th N.Y. Reg't, War of the Rebellion. Res. from 18G3, Franklin, N.Y.;
pastor for two years; principal of "Callahan Institute," a home school for
boys, fourteen years.
William Symmes Coggin, 14, Tewksbury. D. 1834.
Son of Rev. Jacob Coggin and Mary Symmes; brother of David, 1830.— At Mr. E.
Abbot's; Mr. W. Foster's. Graduated 1830. — And. Theol. Sem. 1837. Pastor
in Boxford thirty years, residing there afterwards. Acting pastor, Byfiold, 1869
-75. Rep. from Boxford, 1879. At Centennial, 1878. Boxford.
Lucius Bolles Dodge, 16, Beverly. *1830
Son of Richard Dodge and Abigail Edwards. — Died of consumption at Hampton
Falls, N.H.
William Preston Dodge, 16, Wenham. *1842
Son of Jacob Dodge and Mary Corning.— Farmer. Topsfield. Member of School
Committee.
Sewall Norton Emery, 1 7, Andover. *1843
Son of Joshua Emery and Elizabeth Welch; brother of Joshua and Samuel H.,
1824. Born in Newburyport.— Left 1829.— House-builder. Boston. Tau<rht T a
Bible-class in Charlestown State Prison many years. Death caused by falling
from a ladder.
Franklin Goulding, 19, Hubbardston. *1832
Son of "William Goulding and Lucretia Bigelow.— At Mrs. Abbot's. Left 1828.—
Died in Hubbardston.
Abiathar Holt, 14, Andover. *1846
Son of Dea. Solomon Holt and Mary Cummings. — Left 1830; in Teachers' Semi-
nary, 1831-32. — Trader in Andover (Abbot Village); overseer in Merrimack
Mills, Lowell.
Sylvester Farrington Howard, 15, [North] Reading. *1861
Son of Nathaniel Howard and Hannah Clark. Born in Andover. — At Miss
Upton's. Graduated 1828. — Name afterwards written Hay ward. Farmer.
North Reading.
Moses Clapp Hurlburt, 19, Sudbury. *1865
Son of Stephen D. Hurlburt and Eunice Clapp. Born in Southampton.— At Mr.
Carter's. — Teacher and business man. Sudbury. Town officer. Mem. Const.
Conv. 1853.
Jeremiah Peabody Jewett, 19, Barnstead, N. H. *1870
Son of Dr. Jeremiah Jewett and Temperance Dodge.— At Miss Griffin's. Left
1828.— Studied medicine with his father and Dr. Jeremiah Spofford of East
Bradford (now Groveland). Dart. Med. 1835. Physician. Lowell. Special
Coroner for many years. President of Middlesex Dist. Med. Soc. Mem. Com.
Council, 1842; Alderman, 1858; Rep. from Lowell, 1855. Author of History of
Barnstead. Mem. Hist. Gen. Soc.
Nathaniel Abbot Keyes, 19, Pelham, N. H. D. 1835. *1857
Son of Abijah Keyes and Sarah Abbot. Born in Wilton, N.H, — At 26 P.H. ;
Miss Blanchard's; Rev. Mr. Jones's; 5A.H.1 President of Social Fraternity
1 A.H., Academic Hall; the brick house, now occupied by the Principal.
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and of Society for Promoting Good Morals, 1829. Graduated 1831. — And.
Theol. Sem. ; Lane Theol. Sem. 1838. Missionary in Syria (Beirut and Jerusa-
lem), 1839-44. Pastor, Charlemont, South Eoyalston; Lancaster, Pa.; Prince-
ton, in.
Thomas N. Kimball, 19, [North] Andover.
At Mr. T. Kimball's. Left 1829.—
Merrick Larned, 20, West Boylston. *1864
Son of Benjamin Larned and Mary Marsh. Born in Dudley. — Studied medicine
in New Jersey. Teacher and physician in Canada. " Lecturer on temperance."
Died in Norham, Canada.
West Luce, 13, Rochester (now Marion).
Son of Capt. Elisha Luce and Jane Clark. —At Widow Anne Holt's. Left 1828.
— Merchant. Marion. Marion.
Moses Macdonald, 13, Limerick, Me. *1869
Son of Maj. Gen. John Macdonald and Lydia Wiley; brother of James M., 1826.
— Left 1828. — Studied law with Hon. Joseph Howard, Limerick. Lawyer.
Limerick, Portland, Me. Rep. and Speaker of House ; State Senator, 1849 ; State
Treasurer, 1847-49; Member of Congress, 1851-55; Collector of Portland, 1857-61.
Died in Saco, Me.
Edward Augustus Manning, 20, Andover. *1871
Son of Thomas Manning and Sarah Hart.— Left 1828. — Section master on railroad,
Andover; farmer, Manchester, Io.
Daniel Mansfield, 19, Lynnfield. A. 1833. *1847
Son of Andrew Mansfield and Eunice Perkins. — At Mr. Carter's; Mr. E. Abbot's.
Graduated 1829. — And. Theol. Sem. 1836. Pastor, Wenham, until his death.
William Sykes Marland, 18, Andover. *1847
Son of Abraham Marland and Mary Sykes; brother of Thomas, 1814.— Woolen
manufacturer in Andover (Marland Village and Ballard Vale).
Charles Noble, 21, Philadelphia, Pa. *1881
At Mr. Daland's; Mrs. Abbot's. Left 1829. — Methodist minister in the New
England Conference. From 1857, res. Wilbraham. In the service of the U. S.
Christian Commission, War of the Rebellion. Present at Centennial Celebra-
tion, 1878.
Jonathan Cogswell Perkins, 17, Essex. A. 1832. *1877
Son of Ezra Perkins and Mary Peabody. — At Miss Upton's. President of Social
Fraternity, 1828. Graduated 1828; salutatorian. Studied law with Hon. Rufus
Choate and Hon. Leverett Saltonstall, Salem, and at Harv. Law Sch. Lawyer.
Salem. Mem. Com. Council; City Solicitor; Rep. 1845, '46; Senator from Essex,
1847, '48; Judge of C. C. P.; Mem. Const. Conv. 1853. Trustee, Amh. Coll. Ed-
ited several volumes of law reports and treatises. LL.D.
Francis Phelps, 14, [South] Dan vers. *1857
Son of Francis Phelps and Hannah Dunkley. — At Mr. Phelps'. Left 1828.—
Farmer. South Danvers (now West Peabody). Mem. of School Committee.
Benjamin Hurd Rhoades, 16, Boston. Br. 1833. *1880
Son of Ebenezer. Rhoades and Sarah Hurd.— At Mrs. Loring's. Left 1828.— New-
ton Theol. Inst. 1836. Preceptor of Univ'y Grammar School, Providence, R.I.
three years; classical teacher in New York, Boston, and Brookline, nine years,
and in Newport, R.I. (from 1849) ten years. Librarian of Redwood Library,
Newport, twenty-one years.
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James Robinson, 12, Boston.
George Valpey Sibley, 13, Salem. *1891
Son of Capt. Joseph Sibley and Dorcas Abbot.— At. Mr. Abbot'9; Capt. Valpey's.
Left 1823. — Clothing dealer in Salem. Died at the home of his daughter in
Worcester.
Timothy Stearns, 16, Billerica. A. 1833. *1861
Son of Timothy Stearns and Sarah Lane. — At Mr. Carter's ; Mr. Berry's ; Rev.
Mr. Jones'. Graduated 1829. —Teacher, Chillicothe (O.) Female Seminary.
And. Theol. Sem. 1837. Pastor, Athens, Worthington, Kingston, O. ; Mt. Pleas-
ant, Io.; from 1858, res. Madison, Io.
Samuel Stillman Sullivan, 15, Boston. Br. (1834.) *1853
Son of Dea. John Sullivan and Catherine Blair. — At Mrs. Loring's; Dea. Blan-
chard's; Miss Griffin's. Graduated 1830. — Lane Theol. Sem. (1838.) Teacher
for several years in Cincinnati; res. from 1850, Boston.
William Bourne Swett, 12, Boxford. *1864
Son of Capt. Benjamin Swett and Sarah Webb.— At Mr. S. Phillips'. Left 1828.—
In early life in Rogers Brothers' counting-room, Salem, and clerk in Custom
House, Newburyport. Afterwards res. Andover. Died in North Andover.
Benjamin Hastings Taylor, 9. Andover. D. 1838. *1870
Son of Reuben Taylor and Betsey Oak; brother of William R., 1829. Born in
Salisbury (now Franklin), N.H. — At Mrs. Taylor's; Mr. Jennings'.— Teacher at
Windsor, Yt., and in Virginia and Kentucky. Iu real estate and other business
in Cincinnati and Xew York.
William Walker Taylor, 16, Wilmington, Del. Y. 1834.
Son of Andrew Taylor and Elizabeth Deacon. — At Mrs. Holt's; Dea. Blanchard's;
Mrs. .Holt's; Mrs. Loring's: 7 A. H. Graduated 1830. — Yale Div. Sch. 1837.
Pastor, Wolmesdorf, Greensburg, Pa.; Canton, O.; Green Hill Presb. church,
Philadelphia, Pa. ; Penn Yan, N.Y. ; Olivet Presb. church, Philadelphia, Ship-
penburg, Pa.; Delaware City, Del. Res. from 1881,
Wilmington, Del.
Enoch Thomas, 21, Wilmington, Del. A. 1833. *1879
Son of David Thomas and Mellicent Saven. Born in St. George's, Del. — At Mrs.
Holt's; Mrs. Loring's. Graduated 1S29.— Teacher, Newark, Del. Princ. Theol.
Sem. (1836.) Home missionary, teacher, and pastor in Virginia: Middlebrook,
Huttonsville, Beverly; from 1861, Craigsville.
Benjamin Franklin Wardwell, 11, Andover.
Son of Daniel Wardwell and Lydia Morse. — Graduated 1832. — Carpenter. An-
dover. Present at Centennial Celebration, 1878. Andover.
Moses Wood, 15, Andover. *1880
Son of Capt. Moses Wood, 1804, and Betsey Abbot. — Carpenter. Boston.
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Alfred Amos Abbott, 8, Andover. U. 1841. *1884
Son of Hon. Amos Abbott and Esther West. — Left 1830, but afterwards in classi-
cal department, graduating 1837. First three years of college course at Yale.—
Harv. Law Sch. 1843, studying also with Judge Joshua H. Ward, Salem. Law-
yer. South Danvers (Peabody). Rep. from Danvers, 1850, '52; Senator from
Essex, 1853 ; District Attorney for Eastern District fifteen years ; Clerk of Courts
for Essex County (succeeding Asahel Huntington, P. A. 1813) from 1870 to his
death. President of Trustees, Peabody Institute, and held many positions of
financial trust.
Edward West Abbott, 10, Andover. *
Brother of preceding. — Left 1832. — Raised a company for the Mass. Regiment in
Mexican War, of which he became, by promotion, Lieut. Col. Afterwards went
to New Orleans ; served in the Signal Corps, War of the Rebellion.
James Lawrence Bell, 13, Portsmouth, N. H. *1839
Son of Andrew W. Bell and Elizabeth B. Manning. — Portsmouth.
Henry Blanchard, 17, Billerica. H. 1834.
Son of Joseph Blanchard and Sarah Brown. — At Mrs. Holt's; Dea. Blanchard's.
Graduated 1830. — Teacher in Maryland, and principal of Hallowell (Me.) Acad-
emy. Harv. Med. 1840, studying also with Drs. Zadok Howe of Billerica and
George B. Doane of Boston. Physician. Marshfield; from 1861, Boston (Ne-
ponset District). Rep. from Marshfield, 1858. Neponset.
John Boynton, 17, Pepperell. M. 1835. *1839
Son of Isaac Boynton and Sybil Lawrence. — At Mr. E. Abbot's; 1 A. H. ; 4 C. H. 1
Graduated 1831. — Teacher at Jackson, Miss. Died in Pepperell.
Thomas Stevens Bradley, 17, Fryeburg, Me. *1841
Son of John Bradley and Grace Stevens; brother of John J., 1826. — Died in
Augusta, Me.
Calvin Butler, 11 , Pelham, N.H. D. 1834. *1890
Son of Samuel Butler and Hannah Lund.— At Mrs. Loring's; 7 A. H. Graduated
1830.— Instructor in Sacred Music, Teachers' Seminary, 1836. And. Theol. Sem.
1837. Pastor, Heath; Salisbury, Bristol, Vt. Principal of academies in Salem
and New Paltz, N.Y. ; Young Ladies' Institute, Somerville, N.J. ; and academy
in Salisbury, Ct. Res. Mendon and Worcester; from 1882, Schenectady, N.Y/.
Leonard Chase, 18, Millbury. Y. (1835.) *1868
Son of Jonas Chase and Lavinia Boyden. — At Mrs. Holt's; Dea. Blanchard's.
Graduated 1831.— In mercantile and manufacturing business. Milford, N.H.
Rep.; Senator; Mem. Const. Conv. 1848; Councillor. Earnestly engaged in tem-
perance and anti-slavery reforms.
George Thomas Clark, 9, Andover.
Son of Hon. Hobart Clark and Elizabeth Farwell. — Left 1829 ; afterwards in
Teachers' Seminary. — Civil Engineer. Assisted as a boy in the survey of the
1 C.H. Corporation House; now occupied by Prof. Smyth.
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Andover and Wilmington Railroad (of which his father was first president), and
rode on the first train into Andover, in August, 1836; afterwards rodman on the
extension of the line (Boston and Maine) to South Berwick. Engaged in the
construction of the earlier New England railroads, and afterwards as assistant
or chief engineer of various lines in Middle and Western States. From 1857
resided in Flint, Ann Arbor, and Muskegon, Mich. City Surveyor of Muskegon.
Retired in 1888, res., Minneapolis, Minn.
Hovey Kilburn Clark, 15, Andover. *1889
Son of Hovey Clark and Sarah Kilburn. Born in Sterling. — Name afterwards
written Clarke. — Studied law in Utica and Canandaigua, N.Y. Lawyer. Alle-
gan, Marshall, and, from 1852, Detroit, Mich. Prosecuting Attorney; Rep.;
Mem. Board of Control of R.R. Grants; Register in Bankruptcy. One of the
founders of the Republican Rarty in Mich.; prominent in religious and chari-
table activities. Director of Theol. Sem. of Northwest. Mem. Hist. Gen. Soc.
John Hobart Clark, 12, Andover. *1891
Brother of George T., above. — Melrose. Col. in militia; town officer; inspector,
afterwards storekeeper, in Custom House, Boston ; Deputy Sheriff of Middle
sex Co.
Joseph Farwell Clark, 8, Andover. Bo. 1841. *1879
Brother of preceding and George T. — Studied law with his father, and in llarv.
Law Sch. Lawyer. Andover, Lawrence, Boston. Died in Cambridge.
Nathaniel Wheeler Coffin, 12, Lowell. *1869
Son of Nathaniel Coffin and Mary Patten. Born in Newburyport. — At Mr.
Berry's; Mrs. Coffin's. Left 1830. — Merchant. Boston. Mem. Com. Council,
1846 ; Rep. from Boston, 1847, '48, '49 ; Naval Storekeeper under President Tay-
lor. Published a volume of poems, and Forest Acadia. Mem. Hist. Gen. Soc.
Res. from 1855, Dorchester.
Benjamin Coolidge, 15, Woburn. Y. (1836.) *1871
Son of Thomas Brewster Coolidge and Clarissa Baldwin. Born in Hallowell, Me.
—At Mr. Ellis's; Rev. Mr. Jones'; Miss Blanchard's; Dea. Blanchard's. Grad-
uated 1832. — Studied law with Hon. Peleg Sprague, Hallowell, Me. Practiced
law a short time in Hallowell and Wayne, Me. Teacher for several years in
public schools and Warren Academy, Woburn. Civil Engineer in Lawrence;
resident engineer of Essex Company. Deacon of Lawrence Street church.
Thomas Brewster Coolidge, 13, Woburn.
Brother of preceding. Born in Hallowell, Me. — At Mr. Ellis's; Rev. Mr. Jones'.
Left 183C. — Civil Engineer. Lawrence. Engaged in, construction of Essex Dam,
Pacific Mills, and South Canal. Deacon of Lawrerrce Street church. Res. from
1887, North Woburn.
Elias Cornelius, 9, Andover. *1857
Son of Rev. Elias Cornelius, D.D., and Mary Hooker; brother of Thomas H.,
1829. Born in Salem.— In 1830, from Boston; at Dea. Blanchard's. Left 1830;
afterwards in Teachers' Seminary. — In mercantile business, Boston ; Paymaster
on Erie Railroad, res. Owego, N.Y.
John Dorr, 16, Salisbury. *1875
Son of Samuel Dorr and Nancy Pearson. — At Mr. Loc. 's. — Studied law at
Cooperstown and Utica, N.Y. Lawyer, Scottsville, N.Y.
Isaac P. Drose, 17, Colleton District, S.C. U. (1831.) *
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George Eaton, 25, Woburn. *1871
Son of Jonathan Eaton and Mary Bruce. — In various business. Res. mostly in
Lowell.
Oliver Emerson, 14, Lynnfield. Wa. 1835. *1883
Son of Oliver Emerson and Elizabeth Brown.— At Miss Upton's; Mrs. Loring's;
7 C. H. ; 1 C.H. Graduated 1831. — Lane Theol. Sem. 1840. One of the pioneer
home missionaries in Iowa. "Led in the formation of not less than twenty-five
churches." Trustee, Iowa Coll.
Frederic Flint, 20, Woburn. *1878
Son of Amos Flint and Abigail Harnden. Born in (North) Reading. — Shoe man-
ufacturer, Woburn.
Henry Sewall Gerrish French, 21, Boscawen, N.H. Y. 1834. *1842
Son of Joel French and Susannah Gerrish. — And. Theol. Sem. 1837. Missionary
of American Board in Siam, where he died.
Moses Gleason, 11, Andover. *1843
Son of Maj. Benjamin Gleason and Rhoda Gleason. — Left 1829; afterwards in
Teachers' Seminary. — Mason. Andover.
George Francis Hitchings, 8, Andover. *1879
Son of Capt. Benjamin Hitchings and Elizabeth Wild; brother of Benjamin G.,
1822. Born in Charlestown. — Left 1830; afterwards in Teachers' Seminary.-^
Railroad contractor. New York City; Portland, Me.
Henry Bishop Holmes, 20, New Hartford, N.Y. *1885
Son of Rev. Benjamin Holmes and Susan Bishop. Born in Stratford-on-Avon,
Eng.— At Mr. E. Abbot's. Left 1829.— Studied theology with his father. Pas-
tor, Goshen, Sunderland; Springfield, Vt. Agent Amer. Tract Soc, res. An-
dover, 1840-55. Pastor, Belvidere, 111.; Dubuque, Io.; from 1861, St. Louis, Mo.
Cornelius Adams Hoy i, 21, Willstown, Ala. Y. (1833.)
Son of Rev. Ard Hoyt (missionary in Cherokee Nation) and Esther Booth. Born
in Kingston, Pa. — At Mr. Griflin's. Graduated 1829. — Teacher in the mission
school at Willstown. Yale Div. Sch. (1837.) Labored for many years in Ohio
as teacher and evangelist; also as public lecturer on temperance and anti-slavery;
at one time connected with Iberia Reform College (Ohio); afterwards resided in
Oberlin; Florida; New York City; Santa Barbara and
Alameda, Cal.
John Emerson Jones, 10, Andover. *
Son of Rev. Isaac Jones and Nancy Emerson. Born in Candia, N.H. — Graduated
1832.— Clerk, Boston ; supercargo, voyage to South America. Last heard from
in New Orleans in 1836.
William Kidder, 10, Andover.
Son of Francis Kidder and Nancy Hartwell. Born in Billerica.— Left 1829 ; after-
wards in Teachers' Seminary. — Machinist. Newburyport. Present at Centen-
nial Celebration, 1878. Newburyport.
Thaddeus Gwinn Loring, 9, Andover. *1837
Son of Capt. Samuel Loring and Hannah Gwinn. Born in Salem.— Left 1830.—
Seaman. While on his second voyage in the barque Neptune, fell from the
maintop, and instantly killed.
Jonathan Fry e Merrill, 10, Andover. *186 8
Son of Jonathan Merrill and Mary Frye. — Left 1829; afterwards in Teachers
Seminary. — In business in Louisville, Ky.
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Samuel James Needham, 9, Andover. *1862
Son of Samuel Needham and Fanny Peabody. — Afterwards in Teachers' Semi-
nary.— Learned printer's trade with Flagg, Gould, and Newman. Followed the
seas until 1861. Sergeant in 4th Maine Reg't, War of Rebellion. Killed on
board the gunboat " Mound,City," during the bombardment of Fort Charles, on
the White River, Arkansas, being, with many others, scalded and afterwards,
while drowning, shot by the enemy on the shore.
William Page, 17, New York City. *1885
Son of Levi Page and Tamar Gale. Born in Albany, N. Y.— At Mr. E. Abbot's.—
Before entering the Academy had been a pupil of Samuel F. B. Morse (P. A.
1802) in New York.— Eminent artist. Resided in Boston and New York; in
Florence and Rome eleven years, returning to New York in 1860. Painted
portraits of many distinguished men at home and abroad; executed remarkable
copies of Titian; his " Farragut at the Battle of Mobile" was presented to the
Emperor of Russia. Published (by advice of Robert Browning) his Neio Geo-
metrical Method of Measuring the Human Figure. Delivered several courses
of lectures on art. President of National Academy of Design. Res. from 1865,
Tottenville, Staten Island, N.Y.
William Oliver Potter, 8, Salem. *1862
Son of Jesse Potter and Susan Punchard. — Shipmaster. Salem. Washed over-
board from the ship Cutwater, during a storm, near Cape Horn, on passage from
San Francisco to Boston. Mem. Essex Inst.
Timothy Pierce Rogers, 13, Bernardston. *1886
Son of Rev. Timothy F. Rogers, 1791, and Mary Pierce. — In early life taught in
Maryland and Virginia. In the South during the War of the Rebellion, resid-
ing afterwards in Bernardston.
Richard Thurston Searle, 14, [New] Rowley [Georgetown]. U. 1835. *1880
Son of Stephen Searle and Mary Jewett; brother of Jeremiah, 1815. — At Mr.
Berry's; Mrs. Coffin's; 3A.H.; Mr. Curtis'. Graduated 1831. — And. Theol.
Sem. 1841. Pastor, Middleton; Henniker, N.H.; Marblehead, New Marlboro;
Harwinton, Thomaston, Ct.; Liverpool, N.Y/.; Thetford, Windsor, Vt. Res.
Danvers.
Albert William Shaw, 12, Portsmouth, N.H.
Son of William Shaw and Nancy Drisco. — At Mr. Jones'. — Followed the seas
from 1830. Commanded ships and steamers for many years ; in transport service
during the War of the Rebellion.
Sailors' Snug Harbor, New Brighton, N. Y.
Hiram Washington Stetson, 20, Weymouth. Y. (1836.) *1840
Son of Jeremiah Stetson and Hannah White.— At Dea. A. Abbot's; 2 A.H.; Mrs.
Coffin's. Graduated 1831. — First year of college course at Amherst. — Prof, of
Math., Jefferson Coll., Louisiana.
Charles Swift, 11, Andover. *1892
Son of Dr. Nathaniel Swift and Sarah Abbot; brother of George B., 1818. — Left
1830; afterwards in Teachers' Seminary, and also in preparatory department of
Oberlin Coll.— Dentist; photographer. Boston.
Jonathan Swift, 11, Andover. *1883
Brother of preceding.— Left 1830; afterwards in Teachers* Seminary.— In business
at Andover.
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Samuel Swift, 13,
Andover.
*1851
Brother of preceding. — Left 1830. — Merchant. New York City and Brooklyn.
William Reuben Taylor, 8, Andover.
Son of Reuben Taylor and Betsey Oak; brother of Benjamin H., 1827. Born in
Salisbury (now Franklin), N.H. — Left 1833. — In business at Springfield. Went
to Australia about 1857, arrived there, but never afterwards heard from.
Benjamin Whitman Thompson, 14, Boston. *1839
Son of Benjamin L. Thompson, 1805, and Abigail K. Whitman. Born in Wil-
mington.— Seaman, U.S.N. Died in Central America.
James Gardner Thompson, 11, Boston. *1853
Brother of preceding. — At Dr. Murdock's; Mr. Clement's; Mr. Shipman's. Left
1830. — Insurance agent. Boston; res. North Middleborough.
William Henry Ward well, 9, Andover.
Son of Dr. Daniel Wardwell and Sarah Osgood. Born in Lyndeborough, N.H. —
Left 1828; afterwards in Teachers' Seminary. — Apprentice to Flagg, Gould, and
Newman, Andover, and clerk in their bookstore; with Gould and Newman, New
York; 1841-51, of the firm of Allen, Morrill, and Wardwell, publishers, Andover;
1851-57, with John P. Jewett and Co., Boston; from 1857, with S. D. Warren
and Co., Boston. Res. from 1889, Brookline.
Edward Whittier, 10, Andover. *1866
Son of Capt. Nathaniel Whittier and Hannah Hawley . — Left 1829 ; afterwards in
Teachers' Seminary. — Learned printer's trade with Flagg, Gould, and New-
man, Andover. Printer. New York City; Northampton; Great Barrington;
Rockville, Ct.
Brought up by Judge Samuel Putnam of Danvers (P.A. 1780). — At Mr. Berry's ;
Mrs. Abbot's. Graduated 1831. — Pastor, Bennington, Vt.; Catskill, Lebanon
Springs, N.Y. ; Providence, R.I.; Haddonfield, N.J.; Chaseville, Kingsbury,
N.Y. Chaplain 127th N.Y. Regiment, and Chaplain of the Post, Charleston,
S.C., War of Rebellion. Res. from 1865, New York City, being some years
assistant pastor, Amity St. Baptist church. New York City.
Henry Gilman Woodbridge, 12, Andover. *1843
Afterwards in Teachers' Seminary. — In various business, Andover. Died while
on a horse-trading expedition to Canada.
Samuel B Willis, 20,
Danvers.
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Charles Baker Adams, 15, Dorchester. A. 1834. *1853
Son of Charles J. Adams and Hannah Baker. — At Dea. Blanchard's; 4 A.H.
Graduated 1830. — First year of college course at Yale.— Valedictorian at Am-
herst. And. Theol. Sem. (1837.) Tutor, Amh. Coll.; Prof, of Chem. and Nat.
Hist., Midd. Coll., and State Geologist of Vermont; Prof. Astron. and Geol.
and Curator of Cabinet, Amh. Coll. 1847-53. Made scientific explorations in the
West Indies, and published scientific reports, catalogues and monographs, and
(with Prof. Alonzo Gray) Elementary Geology. "The Zoological Cabinet of
Amherst College is his sufficient monument." Died of yellow fever at St.
Thomas, W. I.
Seth Warriner Banister, 18, Newbury port. A. 1835. *1861
Son of Seth Banister and Dolly Cutter. Born in Brookfield. — At Dea. Blanch-
ard's; 1 C. H. President of Society for Promoting Good Morals. Left 1830.—
Teacher in Virginia. And. Theol. Sem. 1839. Pastor, Hinsdale, Carlisle; Smyr-
na, N.Y.; Lyndon, Vt.; Ware. Mail agent, Boston and Albany R.R. Died
of heart disease at railroad station in Newton.
Charles Burnham, 17, Pelham, N. H. D. 1836. *1883
Son of James Burnham and Nancy Smith. — At 22B.H.; Mr. Griffin's. Gradu-
ated 1832. Teacher in Quincy, 111., and in Iowa. Home missionary in Iowa
fifteen years; pastor, Bath, Me.; Meredith, N.H.; Jamaica, Newfane, Vt. Res.
from 1879, Townshend, Vt.
Ebenezer Buzzell, 21, Otisfield, Me. *1867
Son of Ebenezer Buzzell and Alice Johnson. — At Mrs. Loring's; 3 C.H. Left
1830. — Farmer and carpenter. Otisfield, Casco, Auburn, New Gloucester, Me.
Town officer; deacon.
Henry Theodore Cheever, 15, Hallowell, Me. Bo. 1834.
Son of Nathaniel Cheever and Charlotte Barrell. — At C. H. — And. Theol. Sem.
(1837.) Teacher, Plaquemine and New Orleans, La. Bang. Theol. Sem. 1839.
For several years correspondent of New York Evangelist from the South Seas
and Sandwich Islands. Pastor, Lodi, N.J.; Free Cong, church, New York City;
Greenport, L.I.; Westbrook, Jewett City, Ct.; So. Royalston, Fitchburg. Res.
from 1861, Worcester (pastor of Mission Chapel church nine years). Published
The Whale and its Captors, The Island World of the Pacific, Memoir of Nathan-
iel Cheever, M.D., Life and Writings of Walter Colton, U.S.N., Autobiography
and Memorials of Ichabod Washburn, and other works, besides numerous tracts
and newspaper contributions on anti-slavery and temperance.
Worcester.
John Choate, 24, Essex. *1853
Son of Col. John P. Choate and Lucretia Cogswell.— At Mrs. Coffin's. Left 1829.—
Farmer. Ipswich; South Newmarket, N.H.; Salem, Ipswich. Postmaster and
town officer at South Newmarket. Went to California in 1849; died at Ipswich,
a few days after his return, of Panama fever.
Frederic Augustus Coe, 12, New Hartford, N.Y. Y. 1837. *1870
Son of Rev. Noah Coe and Elizabeth Goodrich.— At Mr. E. Abbot's. Left 1830.—
Freshman year of college course at Hamilton.— Studied law with Minott Mitch-
ell, White Plains, N.Y., and at Yale Law Sch. Lawyer. New York City; res.
from 1851, Yonkers, N.Y.
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David Coggin, 12, Tewksbury. D. 183b. *1852
Son of Rev. David Coggin and Mary Symmes; brother of William S., 1827. — At
Mr. E. Abbot's; 9 A.H.; 1st A.H. No. 3. Graduated 1832. — Teacher, House of
Refuge, South Boston. And. Theol. Sem. 1841. Pastor, Westhampton, until
his death.
Thomas Hooker Cornelius, 6, Andover. *1853
Son of Rev. Elias Cornelius, D.D., and Mary Hooker; brother of Elias, 1828.
Born in Salem. —At Rev. Mr. Cornelius'; in 1833, at Mr. S. Farrar's ; after-
wards in Teachers' Seminary. — In U.S. Navy. Died at U. S. Marine Hospital,
San Francisco, Cal.
Henry Brown Ccwles, 18, New Hartford, Ct. *1861
Son of Capt. Harry Cowles and Abigail Brown. Born in Sandisfield.— Left 1830.—
Studied law with Judge David Daggett, New Haven, Ct., and at Yale Law Sch.
Engineer and 'inventor. Went on trading voyage to west coast of Africa; the
captain and mates dying of African fever, he brought the vessel from Rio
Janeiro to New York. Manufactured mordants for dyes in New York. Con-
nected with salvage company for raising treasure-ship at the mouth of the
Seine. Railroad freight agent at New Haven and in Indiana. Superintendent
of construction, Red River railroad, Louisiana.
Frederic Dean, 16, Boston. U. 1836. *1854
Son of Thomas Dean and Mary Harris Grubb.— At Mrs. Loring's; 2 C.H.; 1 A.H. ;
4th A.H. No. 6. Graduated 1832. — Teacher in Galveston and New Orleans, and
for several years of a large school in Huntsville, Ala. Episcopal missionary in
Louisiana, dying at Point Coupee, of consumption.
Justin Asa Edwards, 10, Andover.
Son of Rev. Justin Edwards, D.D., and Lydia Bigelow. — Left 1833; afterwards in
Teachers' Seminary.— In wholesale dry goods business, New York, 1834-41; New
Orleans (Myatt and Edwards), 1841-47; in New York (Cameron and Edwards),
1850-62. Secretary and treasurer of mining companies, New York.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joseph Warren Faulkner, 17, Andover. Y. (1837.) *1871
Son of Joseph Faulkner and Lydia Russell.— Graduated 1833.— And. Theol. Sem.
(1838.) Spent nearly all his life afterwards in Worcester Lunatic Hospital.
John Phelps Foster, 22, Holden. A. 1834. *1851
Son of Samuel Foster and Alice Phelps.— At Mr. Griffin's. Left 1830.— And. Theol.
Sem. 1838. Home missionary in Western New York and Wisconsin; pastor,
Sweden, Me. Res. from 1850, Oxford.
Nathaniel Augustus Hewit, 8, Andover. A. 1839.
Son of Rev. Nathaniel Hewit, D.D., and Rebecca W. Hillhouse. Born in Fair-
field, Ct.— At Rev. Mr. Hewit's; Rev. Mr. Green's. Left 1832.— Name changed
to Augustine Francis Hewit. — Theol. Inst, of Ct. (1843) ; studied theology also
in Charleston, S.C. Vice-principal of Collegiate Institute, Charleston. Mis-
sionary in Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, 1851-65. Prof. Theol. and Phil.,
Paulist Theol. Sem., New York, 1865; Superior of the Institute of St. Paul the
Apostle, from 1889; also Rector of St. Thomas Aquinas College, Catholic Uni-
versity of America, Washington, D.C., and Prof, of Phil, and Ecc'l Hist, in
same, from 1889. Published Reason for submitting to the Holy See, Problems of
the Age, Light in Darkness, The King's Highway, and other works. Editor of
Catholic World, 1869-74. D.D. Washington, D.C.
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Benjamin Kingsbury, 16, Boston. *1886
Son of Benjamin Kingsbury and Martha Starr.— At Mrs. Loring's; 8 A.H. Left
1831.— Lawyer. Boston. Portland, Me., from 1843, where he wa9 Surveyor of
Tort; Rep. 1862, '63; Judge of Municipal Court; Mayor; President of Maine
Savings Bank.
Henry Augustus Kittredge, 13, Boston. *1862
Son of Dr. Henry Kittrpdge, 1802, and Naomi P. Brown.— At Mr. Foster's; Mrs.
Holt's. Left 1831.— Merchant. Tewksbury. Town officer; postmaster. Private
in 30th Mass. Regiment, War of the Rebellion ; acted as assistant surgeon in St.
James' Hospital, New Orleans, where he died.
Benjamin Manning, 21, Littleton. *1837
Son of Jonathan Manning and Lydia Howard.— At Miss Blanchard's. Left 1830.
— Pastor, Middletown, Ct.; Beaufort, S.C. Died of consumption.
David Morgan, 18, Wilton, N. H. D. 1835. *1871
Son of Ashby Morgan and Lucy Burton.— At 3 A.H.; Miss Upton's. Graduated
1831. — Studied law with Augustus Peabody, Boston. Lawyer. Boston, East
Boston. Rep. 1845, '46, '53. Removed, 1855, to Minneapolis, Minn. Mem. Const.
Conv., 1858; County Treasurer; Postmaster of Minneapolis under President
Lincoln. Drew the city charter, 1867, and was City Justice until his death.
"The City Athanaeum is a ^memorial to his literary and scholastic attain-
ments."
James Nichols, 18, Troy, Fall River. U. 1835. *1864
Son of Abiel Nichols and Fidelia Briggs. Born in Berkley.— At Mrs. Loring's; 6
C.H. Graduated 1831. — And. Theol. Sem. (1838.) Tutor, afterwards Assis-
tant Prof, of Languages, Union Coll.; principal of academies in Kingston,
Utica, Geneseo, N.Y.; Master of Boys' School, and Chaplain of House of
Refuge, Rochester, N.Y. Chaplain of 108th N.Y. Reg't. War of the Rebellion.
George Alexander Oviatt, 18, Bridgeport, Conn. Y. 1835. *1887
Son of Daniel B. Oviatt and Mary Roberts. — At Dea. Blanchard's. Graduated
1831. — Yale Div. Sch. 1838. Pastor, Belchertown, Suffolk Street Union (now
Shawmut) church, Boston; Chicopee ; Somers, Talcottville, Ct. ; Sudbury.
Chaplain of 25th Ct. Reg't, War of the Rebellion.
Isaac Pollard, 17, Boston. U. 1835. *1889
Son of Isaac Pollard and Mary Webster Bennet. — At Mrs. Loring's; 6 C.H.
Graduated 1831. — And. Theol. Sem. (1838); Gen. Theol. Sem. 1839. Name
changed to Frederic William Isaac Pollard. Rector, Nantucket ; assistant
minister, church of Advent, Boston; associated with Dr. E. M. P. Wells (P.A.
1815), St. Stephen's chapel, Boston. From 1852, classical teacher, and engaged
in the charitable work of the society of St. Vincent de Paul, of which he was a
corresponding secretary, New Y"ork City. Afterwards res. Somerville, Cam-
bridgeport, Dorchester.
William Reynolds, 16, Stoughton. *1888
Son of Philip Reynolds and Cynthia Wadsworth.— At Mrs. Loring's ; in Teachers'
Seminary, 1831. Teacher, farmer, manufacturer. Stoughton'; Grafton, Wis.
Gustavus Spencer, 21, Waterbury, Ct. Y. 1835. *1886
Son of Dea. Calvin Spencer and Esther Lewis. Born in Salem (now Naugatuck),
Ct.— Teacher for four years in Charlotte and Fayetteville, N.C. Manufacturer
in Naugatuck, Ct. Connected with Commissary Dep't, at Nashville, Tenn.,
during the War of the Rebellion. Afterwards in business in New York City,
res. until 1871, Stratford, Ct.
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Henry Wellington* Sweetser, 20, Portsmouth, N.H. D. 1835. *1849
Son of Benjamin Cooledge Sweetser and Abigail Mellish.— At Mrs. Loring's; 8
A.H.; 5 C.H. Graduatt d 1831.— Gen. Theol. Sem. 1838. Hector, AValden, N.Y.;
assistant minister, Astoria, N.Y.; teacher, New York City. A.M. hon., Hobart
Coll. 1841.
Jeremiah Jewett Tenney, 23, Hampstead, N.H. *1886
Son of Dea. Thomas Tenney and Elizabeth Jewett. Born in Topsfield.— Carpen-
ter, Lawrence; farmer, De Soto, Wis. Deacon of Central church, Lawrence.
Samuel Worcester Wilson, 20, Boston. U. 1836. *1880
Son of Andrew Wilson and Elizabeth Beckford. Born in Salem. — At 2 C.H.
Left 1830.— Physician. Racine, Wis. Surgeon, 4th Wisconsin Cavalry, War of
the Rebellion. Assist. Surgeon, National Home for Soldiers, Togus, Me., 1873.
Died in National Home for Disabled Soldiers, Milwaukee, Wis.
Ezra Foristall Wood, 17, Millbury. *1877
Son of Capt. Amasa Wood and Sarah Foristall.— Merchant. Savannah, Ga.; San
Francisco, Cal.; Boston, res. Roxbury.
George Phillips Worcester, 17, Tewksbury. U. 1840.
Son of Eldad Worcester and Esther Brown. — At Mr. W. Foster's. Left 1830. —
Civil Engineer, mostly in Western and Southern States.
Dunning, El.
1830.
Albert Abbott, 20, Greenfield, N.H. *1882
Son of William Abbot and Hannah Bailey. — At Dea. Amos Abbot's. — Clerk for
Dea. Amos Abbot. For nearly fifty years kept the store on Andover Hill. For
many years deacon and chorister of South Church, Andover.
Henry Howard Bates, 22, Pittsford, Yt. U. 1836. *1868
Son of David Bates and Susan Howard. Born in Benson, Vt. — At 4 C.H.; Rev.
Mr. Jones' ; 3d A.H. No. 5. Graduated 1832.— Gen. Theol. Sem. (1839.) Rector,
Blaudford; Warehouse Point, Ct.; Glens Falls, Oak Hill, N.Y. Chaplain 22d
N. Y. Reg't, War of the Rebellion. " Many of the survivors from Ihe battles of
Bull Run, Antietam, South Mountain, Chancellorsville, and Fredericksburg
have reason to remember with gratitude the indefatigable labors of this
chaplain."
James Boutwell, 16, Lyndeborough, N.H . D. 1836. *1865
Son of Nehemiah Boutwell and Elizabeth Jones. — At 22 B.H.; Mr. Griffin's.
Graduated 1839. — And. Theol. Sem. 1840. Taught at Dunkirk, N.Y. Pastor,
Brentwood, Sanbornton, N.H.
Daniel Emerson, 11, Andover. W. R. 1839.
Son of Prof. Ralph Emerson, D.D., and Eliza Rockwell. Born in Norfolk, Ct.—
Left 1834. — And. Theol. Sem. 1832. Pastor, Copley, O.; Flat Rock, Mich.;
Springfield, Mo. Also teacher in Missouri. Res. from 1857, Peninsula, O.; from
1886, North Kingsville, O.
1 His middle name, apparently adopted after graduation from college, is given by his
relatives as Wellington, on the Episcopal Book of Ordinations as William, and in col-
lege triennials as Washington; the latter is evidently an error, as he had a brother
Washington, who survived him.
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STUDENTS.
159
John Foster, lb, Beverly. *1841
Son of Dea. Josiah Foster and Anna Thissell.— At Dea. Blanchard's.— G ilmanton
Theo. Sem. Pastor, Worcester, Vt. Died in Beverly.
Tbomas Sparhawk Gardner, 20, Brighton. *
Son of Thomas Gardner and Hannah Gardner.— At 6 A. II. ; Capt. Moses Wood's;
also in Teachers' Seminary, belonging to " Holbrook Association of Teachers,"
1831.—" Went to the West as teacher, and died within a year."
William George Howard, 16, Newburyport. A. 1835. *1865
Son of Capt. William Howard and Lydia Elenor Evans.— Studied theology with
Rev. Daniel Dana, Newburyport. Pastor, MiddMown, Essex, Ct. ; Albany,
Rochester, N. Y. ; Second Baptist church, Chicago, 111.; New Orleans, La. " In-
voluntarily made Chaplain of Confederate Regiment, and captured at Fort
Donelson." Afterwards res. Alexandria, La. D. D.
Wilson Ingalls, 20, Andover. U. 1836. *1889
Son of Ezra Ingalls and Dolly Wilson.— At Miss Blanchard's; 3 C.H.; P. A. No. 2.
Scholar of the House. Graduated 1812.— Studied theology under direction of
President Eliphalet Nott, Union College. Pastor, Gleuville, Owasco, Blooming
Grove, N. Y. Res. from 1877, Kinderhook, N. Y.
John Kendall, 16, Lowell. *
Son of Jonathan Kendall and Lydia Carter. Born in Tewksbury.— At 8 C.H. Left
1831.— Clerk in Boston ; seaman on whaling vessel ; afterwards in merchant ser-
vice; 1st mate of ship; died in hospital at Havre, France.
Daniel Makepeace, 22, Norton. *1834
Son ot Lysander Makepeace and Sarah Wild.— At 5 A.H. Left 1831.— Died at
Granville, O., of consumption.
William Bartlett Morse, 12, Lowell. Y. 1837. *1886
Son of Jonathan Morse and Hannah Merrill. Born in Methuen. — At Mrs. Holt's;
Miss Upton's; Mr. A. H. Brown's. Graduated 1833. Teacher in Baltimore;
Prof., Kemper College, St. Louis, Mo. Druggist in Boston and Charlestown
nearly forty years.
Dennis Powers, 21, Millbury. A. 1835. *1886
Son of David Powers and Naomi Goldthwaite. Born in Croydon, N. H.— At Mr.
Shaw's.— And. Theol. Sem. 1838. Pastor, East Randolph (now Holbrook), South
Abington (now Whitman), South Braintree; Rindge, N. H.; Worthington. Also
for a time clerk in Dep't of Interior, Washington, and agent of Amer. Coloniza-
tion Soc. for Me. and N. H. Res. from 1876, Abington.
Hiram Page Randall, 22, Dorchester.
Son of Samuel Randall and Sarah Page.— At 3 C. H. Afterwards in Teachers'
Seminary.— Teacher in the public schools of Cincinnati, O., sixteen years; civil
engineer, Newport, Ky.; farmer, Greenwood, Ind. Res. from 1861, Indianapolis.
City Assessor, Indianapolis. Indianapolis, Ind.
William Arnold Stevens, 19, Pepperell.
Son of Capt. Joseph Stevens and Lucy Hutchinson.— Died at home of con-
sumption.
William Bacon Stevens, 15, Boston, *188 7
Son of William Stevens and Rebecca Bacon. Born in Bath, Me.— At 2 A. H ;
2D. No. 5; 2 A.H. No. 5. Left 1832.— Taught at Savannah, Ga., and studied
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[1830.
medicine there with Dr. Edward Coppee, afterwards with Dr. Karl Gutzlaff,
Canton, China; Dart. Med. Coll. 1838. Practiced at Savannah, and studied
theology with Bishop Stephen Elliott. Rector, Athens, Ga., and Prof, of
Belles Lettres, Univ. of Ga. ; rector, St. Andrew's church, Philadelphia, Pa.;
Asst. Bishop of Pa. from 18G2, Bishop from 1865. Author of Historg of Georgia,
Bow in the Cloud, Parables Unfolded. D. D., LL.D.
David G. W. Stuart, 14, Mackinaw, M.T. A. (1837.) *1868
Son of Robert Stuart (John Jacob Astor's agent in the American Fur Company,
Oregon and Michigan Territory) and Eliza Emma Sullivan. Born in Brooklyn,
N. Y.— At 10 B. H. ; 7 B. H. Left 1832.— Lawyer, Detroit, Mich. ; Chicago, 111. ;
Mem. of Cong, from Mich. Attorney of Illinois Central Railroad. Col. of 55th
111. Reg't ; Brig. Gen. in Sherman's army, War of the Rebellion; wounded at
Shiloh. Afterwards res. Detroit.
Joseph True, 15, Boston. H. (1835.) *1840
Son of William True and Rebecca Mariner. Born in Portland, Me. — At Miss
Blanchard's ; Mrs. Holt's. Graduated 1831.— Studied law. Removed to Ottawa,
111., where he died.
Caleb Warner, 16, Harvard. *1888
Son of Caleb Warner and Bethiah Turner.— At 6 A.H. ; 2 C. H. ; Mr. Angier's ; 5th
A. H. Left 1833.— Marble Worker. Worked for several years on the Capitol at
Washington.
Jonas Warren, 23, Pepperell. *1885
Son of Edward Warren and Sarah Keep.— At 1 A.H. Left 1831.— Holden ; manu-
facturer in Enfield thirty years; from 1868, engaged in culture of fruits and
flowers at Belchertown. Deacon.
Naaman Loud White, 1 7, Braintree. H. 1835. *1890
Son of Elihu White and Sarah Loud.— At Dea. Blanchard's. Graduated 1830.—
Lawyer. Braintree. Rep. from Braintree, 1845, '47.
John Henry Wilson, 20, Lowell. W. 1836.
Born in Boston.— At 6 C.H.; Miss Upton's; Mr. E. Abbot's. Graduated 1832. —
Principal of Auburn (N. Y.) Fem. Seminary, and of Munro Collegiate Inst., El-
bridge, N. Y.; Prof, in Farmers' (now Belmont) College, College Hill, O., ten
years; Chaplain Military Acad., Fairmont, O.; Prof, in Central College, O., and
in Park College, Parkville, Mo. ; at one time home missionary in Kansas, and
often preaching for destitute churches. Res. from 1873,
Springfield, Mo.
INDEX TO STUDENTS.
ABBE
1817 Alanson
ABBOT-ABBOTT
1780 Abiel
1785 Abiel
1830 Albert
1827 Amos
1828 Alfred Amos
1827 Asa Hart
1825 Asahel
1782 Benjamin
1810 Benjamin
1795 Caleb
1786 Daniel
1788 David
1828 Edward West
1822 Ezra
1798 George
1786 Henry
1796 Henry
1791 Herman
1802 Herman
1784 Isaac
1790 Isaac
1795 Isaac
1785 Jacob
1786 Jacob
1791 Jacob
1799 Jeduthan
1778 John
1820 John Emery
1796 John Lovejoy
1791 John Stevens
1796 Jonathan
1827 Jonathan
1787 Moses
1778 Samuel
1797 Samuel
1802 Samuel
1817 Samuel
1797 Sam'l Phillips
1827 Sereno T.
1791
Solomon
1799
Stephen
1797
Timothy
1824
Walter
1813
Warren
1785
William
1791
William
1795
William
1778
William L.
1784
Zebediah
ABORN
1805
Joseph
1825
Aaron Chester
1811
Charles
1829
Charles Baker
1817
Charles Shaw
1818
Darwin
1 804-
UCUItC -D.
lOlU
vjcorge -L .
1 780
JL I Ow
I saac
1827
Tohn Oscood
1 Willi V ./ ' J \J\J K L
1810
TnVin Rinlpv
1799
Joseph
1800
Joseph
1803
Joseph
1810
Ripley Perkins
1812
Solomon
1804
Thomas
1813
William
ADAN
1807
John R.
AIKEN
1826
David
1819
Silas
ALDEN
1824
Charles
1793
Isaiah
1797
John
1794
Martin
1790 Timothy
ALLEN
1821 Alldis Samuel
1817 Benoni
1823 Henry Clinton
1790 Homes
1791 James
1791 Joseph Vial
1797 Sylvester
1797 Wilkes
1826 William
1817 William S.
ALVORD
1820 James Church
AMES
1796 Benjamin
1808 Ebenezer
1798 Nathan
1819 Samuel
1821 Seth
AMORY
1790 Nathaniel C.
ANDERSON
1778 James
ANDREW
1822 Charles A.
ANDREWS
1806 Edward
1807 Isaiah Thomas
1806 John Dudley
1807 William S.
1807 William Turell
APPLETON
1808 Charles John
1778 Henry
1808 John James
1820 William
ARMS
1818 Hiram Phelps
162
INDEX TO STUDENTS.
ARNOLD
1815 Artemas
1821 Samuel
ARTEARE
1788 Antoine
ASHTON
1793 Richard
ASPINWALL
1799 William
ATHERTON
1778 Oliver
ATKINSON
1788 John
1827 Kinsman
AUSTIN
1800 Charles
1797 David
1794 James T.
1804 Loring
AVERY
1821 Edwin Daniel
1827 John H.
AVER
1796 Richard Hazen
AYRES
1803 John
BABCOCK
1780 Joshua
BACON
1778 Zachariah
BAILEY
1808 Horace
1805 Joseph
1806 Timothy
BAKER
1811 George
1779 John
1818 Luke
1819 Matthew B.
1822 Oliver
1794 Svmonds Epes
1826 Wm. Emerson
BALDWIN
1784 Cyrus
1807 David
1817 Dexter
1778 Jesse
BALL
1802 Benjamin
1820 Dyer
BANCEL
1797 Lewis
BANISTER
1829 Seth Warriner
BARKER
1820 Frederic W.
1819 Jas. Maxwell
1782 John
1816 Joseph
1813 Nathaniel
1808 Richard
1782 Stephen
BARNARD
1789 James
1814 John
BARNES
1820 Alphonzo
1817 Orville
1823 Phineas
BARR
1804 John
BARRELL
1799 George
1799 Henry F.
1801 John Clarke
1799 Sam'l Brown
BARRETT
1780 Benjamin G.
1819 Gerrish
BARRON
1783 Oliver
BARTLETT
1784 Abraham
1803 Benj. Dixon
1785 Caleb
1810 George
1807 Gorham
1780 Henry
1780 John
1822 John
1804 John Call
1789 Josiah
1827 Josiah Moody
1808 Nath'l Gorham
BARTON
1779 Samuel
BASCOM
1819 Chauncey
BATCHELDER
1790 Josiah
1788 William
BATES
1801
David
1830
Henry Howard
1826
Joshua
1814
Lemuel P.
1818
Zephaniah A.
BAXTER
1804
Daniel
BEALE
1790
Peter
1790
Robert
BEARD
1805
Jonathan
BECK
1798
Frederick
BECKFORD
1795
Benjamin
1799
Ebenezer H.
BECKWITH
1817
George Cone
BELKNAP
1817
Ralzamon
BELL
1818
James
1828
James L,
1818
John
1818
Luther V
BELLOWS
1782
Caleb
1782
Josiah
BEMIS
1818
Luke
1789
Seth
BENEDICT
1816
Henry
BENT
1817
Josiah
1825
Nath'l Tucker
BENTLEY
1817
Charles
BICKNELL
1816
Simeon S.
BIGELOW
1819
Asabel
1814 Thaddeus B.
BILL
1810
Sherman
BINGHAM
1809
Charles
INDEX TO STUDENTS.
163
1816 Lemuel
BISHOP
1800 John
1820 Sam'l Perkins
BIXBY
1811 Alfred
1816 Lewis
BLANCHARD
1802 Abner
1787 Amos
1814 Amos
1780 Caleb
1822 Edward
1828 Henry
1778 John
1780 John
1799 John
1815 John Gowen
1820 Nathan
1806 Samuel .
1790 William
BLISS
1802 George Lewis
1818 Nathaniel
1819 Seth
BLOOD
1791 Royal
BLUNT
1778 Isaac
BLYTH (BLYDEN)
1782 Stephen C.
BOARDMAN
1812 John
1820 John Howe
1803 Thomas
BODWELL
1800 Abraham
1784 John L.
BOND
1820 Chas. William
1791 Nathaniel
BOSCARIEN
1788 Francis
BOSWELL
1815 Jas. Aiken
BOSWORTH
1813 Jeremiah
BOTT
1793 James
BOUGHTON
1787 Jared
BOURNE
1790 Thomas
BOUTELL
1823 James
BOUTWELL
1830 James
BOWDOIN
1807 James
1784 James Temple
1809 John T.J.
BOWERS
1782 John Myer
BOWMAN
1785 Jonathan
1786 Thomas
1785 William
1794 William
BOYD
1816 Cleopas
1806 William
BOYES
1786 William
BOYNTON
1828 John
BRADBURY
1816 John Kent
BRADFORD
1821 Ebenezer G.
1799 Ephraim P.
1802 John
BRADLEY
1807 Daniel Poor
1826 John Jay
1806 Joshua
1828 Thos. Stevens
BRAINERD
1818 Carolus C.
BRAMAN
1814 Milton P.
BREWER
1779 Francis
1810 George Maltby
1814 Josiah
BREWSTER
1820 George Gaines
BRIDGES
1819 Jehiel
BRIDGMAN
1821 Ansel
1824 George
BRIGGS
1817 Richard Sears
BRIGHAM
1819 Alson
1791 John B.
BRINSMADE
1817 Horatio N.
BBISTOL
1819 Wm. Brooks
BRONSON
1818 Frederic
BROOKS
Abijah
Alex. Scammell
Edward
Gorham
Isaac
James
Lemuel
Nathan
Peter Chardon
Sam'l Reeves
Sidney
Thomas
Thomas
1805
1795
1804
1805
1794
1800
1818
1805
1810
1806
1810
1797
1804
BROOM
1781 Samuel Piatt
BROOMFIELD
1778 Edward
1805
1812
1806
1808
1798
1799
1798
1778
1797
1790
1819
1799
BROWN
Dennison
Frederic A.
George W.
Tohn
John Ball
Oliver
Reuben
Samuel
Silas
Thaddeus
Thaddeus
William
BRUCE
1812 Nathaniel
1785 Stephen
BUCK
1806 Reuben
164
INDEX TO STUDENTS.
BUCKMINSTER
1791 Joseph
BULLARD
180G Royal
BULLEY
1823 Samuel
BUMSTEAD
1823 Frederick
BUNKER
1825 Rufus K.
BURBANK
1816 Caleb
1812 Samuel
BURDETT
1822 Michael
BURDICK
1778 Malcolm M.
BURGE
1798 Benjamin
1780 Josiah
BURGESS
1800 Abiel
BURLEY
1814 Edward
1800 William
BURNAP
1816 Uzziah Cicero
BURNHAM
1810 Abraham
1829 Charles
1816 Jonas
BURNS
1812 William Pitts
BURRILL
1819 Jas. Arnold
BUSH
1781 Levi
BUSSELL
1815 Jas. Aiken
BUSSEY
1792 Benjamin
BUSWELL
1817 Thomas
BUTLER
1828 Calvin
BUTTERFIELD
1788 Erasmus
1788 Martin
BUTTRICK
1797 Horatio Gates
1799 Silas
BUZZELL
1829 Ebenezer
CABOT
1789 Andrew
1789 Charles George
1791 Edward
1791 Henry
1792 John
1779 Joseph
1794 Robert
CALDWELL
1806 Stephen
1785 William
CALLAHAN
1827 Henry
CALLENDER
1782 John
CAMPBELL
1819 Henry
CAPEDEVIELLE
1784 Pierre A.
CARLETON
1781 Ephraim
1820 Parker
CARLTON
1818 Oliver
CARPENTER
1801 George E. A.
1790 Wm. Cabot
CARR
1789 Joseph
CARTER
1823 Chas. Thomas
1817 Elijah
1818 Hamden C.
1822 John A.
CHALLIS
1820 Josiah Edson
CHAMBERLAIN
1808 Jonah
1821 Levi
1817 Pierce
CHAMPION
1826 George
CHAMPNEY
1788 Caleb D.
CHANDLER
1809 George
1778 John
1799 Joshua
1778 Philemon
1822 Sam'l Augustus
CHANNING
1811 John McCurdy
CHAPLIN
1817 Wm. Lawrence
CHAPMAN
1820 James Dyer
CHASE
1804 Caleb
1821 James Morris
1791 Joseph
1828 Leonard
1812 William H.
CHAVETEAU
1788 Albert
1788 Louis
CHEEVER
1829 Henry T.
CHICKERING
1817 John White
1791 Joseph
CHILDS
1784 John
1826 Lovell
1819 Ward
CHOATE
1829 John
1818 Washington
CHURCHILL
1818 Benj. King
CLAFLIN
1819 Levi Fisk
1801
1803
1813
1820
1813
1820
1828
1828
1814
1791
1828
CLAPP.
Eleazar
Lemuel
Reuben
CLARK
Ansel R.
Edwin A.
Ephraim W.
George T.
Hovey K.
Isaac
John
John Hobart
INDEX TO STUDENTS.
105
1828 Jos. Farwell
1814 Moses
18L8 Orange
1810 Samuel
1824 Thos. March
CLARKE
1778 Edward
1818 John Jones
1785 Wm. Montague
CLAY
1811 Thos. Savage
CLEAVES
1824 Daniel
CLEVELAND
1810 Chas. Dexter
1810 John T.
1821 Stephen H.
COAKLEY
1797 Conrade G.
1797 Edward B.
1798 Theodore
COBURN
1803 Henry Peter
1800 John
1810 Jonas
1778 Peter
1813 Stephen
COCHRAN
1817 Sylvester
COCKRAN
1780 Charles
CODMAN
1808 Francis
1793 John
1823 John
COE
1816 Elijah L.
1829 Frederic A.
COFFIN
1811 Francis
1808 Isaac
1828 Nath'l Wheeler
COGGESHALL
1820 Wm. Boylston
COGGIN
1829 David
1827 Wm. Symmes
COGSWELL
1782 William
COLEMAN
1779 John
1778 William
COLLINS
1795 John
CONVERSE
1817 Amasa
COOK
1785 James
1826 William
COOLEY
1819 Venus
COOLIDGE
1828 Benjamin
1793 Charles
1828 Thos. Brewster
1791 William
COOPER
1801 John Rogers
1806 John Tudor
1803 William
CORDIS
1779 John Blake
CORNELIUS
1828 Elias
1829 Thos. Hooker
CORNING
1820 Richard S.
COUGNACO
1785 Louis C. F.
CO WD IN
1817 Augustus
COWLES
1814 George
1829 Henry B.
1821 Orson
1 823 Thomas
CRANCH
1813 Richard
1813 Wm. Greenleaf
CREED
1781 William
CROCKER
1822 Frederic W.
CROMBIE
1783 Calvin
CROSBY
1790 Oliver
1787 William
1790
William
1818
William G.
CROSS
1816
Abijah
1810
Michael
1814
Robert
CUMMINGS
1802
Amos
1811
Asa
1799
Daniel
1813
Jacob
1794
Jaeob Abbot
1821
Jas. Merrill
1793
Jonathan
1807
Nathan
1785
Stephen
1791
Stephen
CUMMINS
1796
David
CURTIS
1814
Edward
1812
George H.
CUTLER
1817
Francis M.
1818
Jos. Edwin
1785
Nathan
CUTTER
1803
Frederic
1803 Sam'l Torrey
1806 Simon
1821 Wm. Tenney
CUTTING
1781 John Brown
CUTTS
1784 Charles
1792 Dominicus
1782 Richard
1782 Thomas
DABNEY
1786 Nath'l Gardner
DAINGERFIELD
1785 Henry
DALTON
1804 Henry
1813 James O.
DAMON
1806 David
DANA
1790 Edmund T.
1788 Francis
166
INDEX TO STUDENTS.
1818
Frederic
1782
James
1804
Nathaniel
DANE
1793
Joseph
DANFORTH
1813
Francis
DARRACH
1821
James
DAVEIS
1802
Chas. Stewart
DAVENPORT
1822
Addington K.
1801
Ellis
1793
Nathaniel
DAVIS
1801
Benj. Somes
1804
Edmund O.
1816
Increase S.
1783
Samuel
1778
William
1792
William H.
DAVISON
1826
Preserved F.
DAY
1819
Sherman
1805
Thomas D.
DEAN
1820
Benj. Randall
1829
Frederic
DEANE
1815
Timothy B.
DEARBORN
1823
Jesse A.
DELANO
1817
Samuel
1796
William
DENCH
1783
Gilbert
DENISON
1820
Ebenezer
DEWEY
1819
Edward
DeWOLF
1819
Allen M.
1818
Chas. Henry
1816
Wm. Henry
DEXTER
1819
John H.
DICKINSON
1812 Edwards
DIKE
1805 Nathaniel
1807 Thomas
DILL A WAY
1796 John
DINSMORE
1815 Othniel
DIONIS
1801 John
DIX
1821 Roger S.
1811 Samuel
DIXEY
1787 Thomas
DODGE
1806 John
1802 Joshua
1827 Lucius B.
1823 Nathaniel S.
1827 Wm. Preston
DOE
1817 Joseph
DOLIVER
1807 Jos. Foster
DORR
1828 John
DORRANCE
1822 Sanders P.
DOUGLASS
1783 William
DOWNES
1805 George
1802 John Tileston
DOWNING
1817 Jacob
DRANE
1818 Lilbourne B.
DROSE
1828 Isaac P.
DRURY
1816 Wm. Gorham
DUDLEY
1793 Joseph
DUNCAN
1815 John N.
DUNKIN
1790 Geo. Bethune
DUNN
1824 Chas. Frederic
1824 Theodore
DUNNING
1821 Edward O.
DURANT
1819 Henry
DURFEE
1818 Thos. Russell
DUTCH
1822 Aaron Hardy
1796 John
1799 John
DUTCHETTO
1788 Martin
DYSON
1804 Henry
1790 Thomas
EAMES
1798 Aaron
EASTMAN
1824 John Calvin
1786 Joseph F.
EATON
1828 George
1804 Joseph
1821 Joshua T.
1781 Peter
EDES
1787 Henry
1800 Robert Ball
EDSON
1816 Theodore
EDWARDS
1823 Asahel P.
1829 Justin A.
EGLESTON
1808 George W.
ELDREDGE
1818 Erasmus D.
ELDRIDGE
1820 Elijah
1822 Joseph
ELIOT
1804 George
ELLERY
1784 Abraham R.
INDEX TO STUDENTS.
167
1787 John Stevens
ELLIOT
1825 John S.
1799 Moses
ELLIOTT
1820 George W.
ELLIS
1804 Jos. Lewis
1819 Kelita S.
1819 Vespasian
EMERSON
1823 Alfred
1812 Daniel
1830 Daniel
1816 Edward Bliss
1820 George
1818 John Franklin
1820 John S
1819 Lester
1806 Luther
1823 Luther
1828 Oliver
1792 Rufus
1819 Thos. Porter
EMERY
1824 Joshua
1824 Sam'l Hopkins
1827 Sewall N.
ENGLISH
.1807 Thomas S.
EVANS
1825 John
1816 Nathaniel
1821 Richard S.
EVERETT
1804 Sterling B.
FABYAN
1781 John
FAIRFIELD
1818 Josiah W.
FARNAM
1819 Kirtland P.
FARNHAM
1823 Thos. Jefferson
1826 Luther
FARNUM
1793 Benjamin
1794 Jacob
FARR
1813 Jonathan
FARRAR
1798
John
1801
Timothy
FARRELL
1779
John
FAULKNER
1829
Jos. Warren
1796
Thomas
FAY
1784
Nahum
1823
Sam'l Austin
FAYERWEATHER
1778
John
FEARING
1826
Chas. Nye
1825
Noah
FELTON
1802
Ebenezer
FESSENDEN
1825
Thos. Kendall
FINDLEY
3798
Samuel
FISHER
1802
Benj. Brown
1797
Jesse
1808
Mason
FISK
1811
Elbridge
1778
Josiah
FISKE
1821
Augustus H.
FITCH
1780
Charles H.
FLAGG
1819
Thos. Wilson
FLETCHER
1782
John
1816
Leonard
1779
Robert
1817'
Samuel H.
FLINT
1816
Benj. Hezekiah
1802
Ephraim
1828
Frederic
1789
Jacob
1796
James
1816
Jas. Putnam
1806
Tarrant P.
1795
Timothy
FOGG
1 OAO
1803
Jeremiah P.
FOLSOM
1 Q1 r
Charles J.
George
FOOT
1 770
j oei
1809
Joh n
FOOTE
1816
Joseph Ives
FORBES
1812
Charles
FORD
1805
George W.
1797
Sam'l Bass
FORESTIER
1799
Augustine L.
FORRESTER
1793
John
1795
Simon
FORSTER
1799
Israel
FOSDICK
1818
Benjamin W.
FOSTER
1787
Abiel
1791
Andrew
1793
Daniel
1801
Daniel
1823
Isaac
1791
John
1807
John
1830
John
1800
John Hancock
1829
John Phelps
1814
Joseph
1825
Nathan
1802
Wain wright
1784
William
1801
William O.
FOWLE
1779
Jacob
1779
Robert
FOWLER
1824
Isaac
1795
John
FOXCROFT
1798
Francis
1823
Francis Cook
1G8
INDEX TO STUDENTS.
FREEMAN
1798 Russell
FRENCH
1784 Frederic
1828 Henry S. G.
1786 Jonathan
1821 Jonathan
FRISBIE
1796 Levi
FROST
1785 Joshua
1808 Nathan H.
FRYE
1810 Enoch
1783 Joseph
1787 Peter
FULLER
1779 Andrew
1778 Benjamin
1785 Daniel
1816 Isaac
1795 Israel
1795 Nehemiah
1820 Nelson S.
1817 Sumner
FURBISH
1820 James
GAGE
1819 William
GALE
1793 Samuel
1816 Wakefield
1806 William
GAMBELL
1818 Joseph
GANNETT
1811 Ezra Stiles
1796 John Mico
1805 Thos. Brattle
GARDINER
1793 Rob't Hallowell
GARDNER
1792 Henry
1783 James
1780 John
1790 John
1816 Jonathan J.
1795 Joseph
1816 Jos. Henry
1816 Samuel
xoov
i noiiicib o.
GATES
loU/
xMijan
1801
Samuel
1800
William
GAY
1807
Timothy
GAYLORD
1818
Samuel W.
GELLINEAU
1821
Henry
GENET
1790
Gabriel J.
1790
Pierre G. D.
GERRISH
1805
Francis Cabot
GERRY
1806
Elbridge
1806
Jas. Thompson
1806
Thos. Russell
GEYER
1816
George H.
1790
John W.
1816
John W.
GIBBS
1823
Henry
GIBSON
1816
John
GILLIS
1826
Henry Codman
GILMAN
1818
Chandler R.
1814
Joseph
GILMORE
1805
Hervey R.
GLEASON
1828
Moses
GLOVER
1798
Jonathan
GODDARD
1820
Charles
1804
Elisha
GODFREY
1803
Nathaniel
GOFFE
1820
Gilbert
GOLD
1819
Theodore E.
GOLDSMITH
1798
Sam'l Abbot
GOODELL
1817
Asahel
1821
Joel
1811
William
GOODENOW
1810
Daniel
GOODHUE
1799
Benjamin
1819
Jas. Madison
GOODMAN
1816
Alva
GOODRICH
1822
Darius N.
GOODWIN
1816
Daniel LeB.
1817
Harley
1819
Henry B.
1822
Hiram
1815
Roswell
1819
Timothy
GORE
1819
John C.
1785
Samuel
GORHAM
1784
John
GOSS
1791
Gustavus A.
GOTT
1812
Frederic
GOULD
1795
Joshua
GOULDING
1827
Franklin
GOWARD
1822
Isaac R.
GRAFTON
1800
Joseph
GRAGG
1815
William
GRANT
1785
Peter
GRAY
1811
Henry
1819
John Henry
1820
Oliver C.
1779
Robert
1798
Robert
INDEX TO STUDENTS.
H59
1804 Sam'l Calley
1811 Sylvanus
GREEN
1779 Benjamin
1815 David
1786 Gardner
1807 Joseph
1787 Samuel
1810 Samuel
1794 Thomas
GREENLEAF
1785 Jonathan
GREENOUGH
1814 Horatio
1814 John
1805 William
GREENWOOD
1819 Alfred
1819 John W.
1778 Thomas J.
GREGG
1819 Daniel H.
1822 Thomas D.
1783 William
GREW
1820 Charles
1819 Henry
1818 John
GRIDLEY
1810 Ralph W.
1805 Richard
GRIFFIN
1793 Jonathan
1796 Joseph
1818 Joseph
GRIFFITHS
1823 Warren
GRISWOLD
1816 George
1822 Henry A.
GROSVENOR
1818 David A.
1820 Mason
GUILD
1814 Curtis
1818 Wm. Hoskins
GUILFORD
1821 William M.
GUTTERSON
1817 Jackson
HACKETT
1823
Horatio B.
HADLEY
1826
James B.
1826
William H.
U AT r
n r\. l_.il.
Stephen
HALL
1 ""fin
Dudley
1784
Ebenezer
1781
James
1805
John
1784
Richard
1821
Sherman
1800
Wm. Brasher
1818
Wm. White
HALLOWELL
1793
Robert
HAMILTON
1819
Moses B.
HAMLIN
1817
Leonidas L.
HANCOCK
1819
Thomas
HARDING
1820
Winthrop S.
HARDY
1823
Aaron A.
1784
Daniel
1817
Solomon
1796
William
HARMON
1811
Zebulon
HARRINGTON
1791
Samuel
HARRIS
1817
David T.
1804
George
1789
George W.
1802
Henry
1783
Herman
1783
Robert
HART
1808
John
HARVEY
1821
Ransom
HASKELL
1782
Benjamin
1787
Caleb
1818
Charles T.
1791 Elnathan
1784 Samuel
1819 William E.
HASKINS
1813 John
HASSARD
1819 Samuel
HASTINGS
1803 Edward
1790 Thomas
HATHORNE
1801 Ebenezer
HAVEN
1820 Sam'l Foster
HAWES
1815 Lyman
HAY
1797 Peter
HAYES
1808 James A.
HAYWARD
1804 Benjamin
1803 Caleb
HEALD
1787 Joseph
HEARD
1807 George W.
HEARSEY
1816 Isaac Patten
HEDGE
1819 Edward H.
1815 Wm. Kneeland
HENNEN
1821 Duncan N.
HERRICK
1818 Henrv
1805 Jacob
1819 John P.
1795 William
HEWIT
1829 Nathaniel A.
HICHBORN
1793 Benj. Andrews
HIGGINSON
1788 George
1790 Henry
1780 Nathaniel
1780 Stephen
170
INDEX TO STUDENTS.
HILDRETH
1798 Benj. Warren
1802 Samuel
1798 Sam'l Prescott
HILL
1807 James
1805 John
1805 Thomas
HILLIARD
1817 Francis
1785 Joseph
1816 William
HINCKLEY
1813 Orramel S.
HITCHINGS
1822 Benj. Gardner
1828 George F.
HOADLEY
1820 David
HOAR
1801 Abijah Pierce
HOBART
1825 Horace
HOBBS
1806 Ebenezer
1804 George
1806 Isaac
1808 Samuel
HODGDON
1782 Benjamin
HODGE
1783 William
1804 William
HOGAN
1823 William B.
HOIT
1825 Barnard E.
HOLBROOK
1795 Abiah
1791 Abiel
1784 Samuel
HOLMAN
1807 Silas
HOLMES
1828 Henry Bishop
1825 John
1824 Oliver W.
1818 Stephen R.
HOLT
1827
Abiathar
1788
Abiel
1 7Q0
Enoch
1794
Jacob
1787
Joseph
1794
Paul
1784
Peter
1804
Peter
1795
Stephen
1796
Uriah
HOLYOKE
1783
Samuel
1806
Edward A.
HOMAN
1790
William
HOMANS
1804
John
n \j ivi n, o
± O — o
nenry
HOOPER
1 £04.
Benjamin F.
Henry
1817
Nathaniel
1782
Robert
1814
Robert C.
1823
Robert W.
1780
Thomas W.
HOPKINS
1823
Erastus
1819
Samuel
HOPPIN
1818
Benjamin
1818
Levi
1819
Wm. Warner
HOSLEY
1822
Simon D.
HOUGHTON
1814
Josiah
HOVEY
1799
Joseph
1808
Rufus Porter
HOW
1806
Isaac R.
HOWARD
1804
Benjamin
1824
Charles W.
1793
Robert
1827
Sylvester F.
1830
Wm. George
HOWARTH
1826 John
HOWE
1810 Appleton
1785 Josiah
1819 Mark A. DeW.
1826 William
HOWES
1792 Arnold
HOYT
1828 Cornelius A.
HUBBARD
1820 Charles
HUDSON
1818 Jonathan T.
HUNT
1802 Andrew B.
1784 Samuel
1784 William
HUNTINGTON
1823 Andrew B.
1813 Asahel
1822 Joshua
HURD
1804 Charles
1793 Daniel S.
1797 Isaac
1791 Joseph
1797 Thomas
HURLBURT
1827 Moses C.
1807 Rufus
HUSE
1780 Jonathan
HUSTED
1817 Hiram W.
HUTCHINGS
1809 Francis Amory
1808 William
HUTCHINS
1778 Levi
HUTCHINSON
1814 William
HYDE
1815 Albert
INCHES
1783 Henderson
INGALLS
1822 Chas. Currier
INDEX TO STUDENTS.
171
1785 Jedediah
1788 Jeremiah
1815 Moses
1830 Wilson
INGERSOLL
1795 Ebenezer
1792 Geo. Hodges
1798 Henry
1802 Isaac P.
1791 Nathaniel
1799 Sam'l Bridge
JACKSON
1801 Francis
1801 Henry B.
1805 Stephen B.
1824 Thos. Phillips
JAQUES
1779 Leonard
JAQUITH
1803 Oliver
JARVIS
1817 Charles
1791 Chas. Church
JENKINS
1798 Benjamin
1782 John
1814 John Flavel
1820 Joseph
1804 Samuel
1808 William
1806 Wm. Williams
JENKS
1793 John
JENNEY
1820 Elisha
JEWETT
1792 Jas. Charles
1827 Jeremiah P.
1804 Leonard
1817 Merrick A.
1816 Samuel G.
1826 Wm. Reed
JOHNSON
1802 Abner
1803 James
1787 Joseph
1820 Osgood
JOHNSTON
1822 Edward R.
JONES
1817
Amasa
1806
Ebenezer
18J2
George F.
1 xo<
T A | ln y
j onn xL.
1810
John S.
1818
Milo
1817
Reuben
L789
Samuel
1785
Stephen
1784
William
KEEP
1821
Theodore J.
KELLY
1819
John
KENDALL
1830
John
1804
Samuel W.
KENDRICK
1822
John
1809
Wm. Poole
KENNETT
1822
John
KENNEY
1792
Simeon
1820
William J. C.
KETTELL
1822
George A.
1788
Thos. Prentice
KEYES
1827
Nath'l Abbot
KIDDER
1785
Joseph
1828
William
KIMBALL
1791
Asa
1819
Caleb
1812
David
1814
David S.
1816
Horace
1825
Jas. William
1786
John
1815
John Hazen
1827
Thomas N.
1816
Warren
1816
Willard
KING
1787
Cyrus
1820
Daniel C.
1817
Daniel P.
1820
Geo. Gordon
1799
James
1779
Richard
1802
Samuel
L823
Samuel P. C.
1781
William
1817
Wm. Rufus
KINGSBURY
1829
Benjamin
KINSMAN
1817
Henry W.
KIRKLAND
178 1
John Thornton
1796
Samuel
KITTLE
1821
Samuel M. E.
KITTREDGE
1778
Benjamin
1795
Charles
1802
Henry
1829
Henry A.
1811
Ingalls
1778
Jacob
1798
Jacob
1787
John
1786
John Ball
1796
Joseph
1813
Josiah
1805
Rufus
1790
Theodore
KNAPP
1792
Charles
1796
Jacob Newman
1792
John
1799
Sam'l Lorenzo
KNEELAND
1785
Sam'l Abbot
KNIGHT
1805
Frederick
1806
Henry C.
KNOWLTON
1816
John S. C.
KOLLOCK
1782
Lemuel
KONKEPOT
1799
Levi M. F.
LADD
1805
John Haskins
1812
Jos. Brown
1812
Wm. Gardner
172
INDEX TO STUDENTS.
LAKEMAN
1783 Nathan
LAMON
1786 John
LAMSON
1809 Alvan
1793 Benjamin
1806 John
LANCASTER
1821 Cyrus
1810 Josiah
LANE
1799 George
1793 Isaac
1821 Joseph
1799 William
LANG
1783 William
LANGDON
1813 Charles F.
1812 John Walley
1821 Octavus A.
LARNED
1827 Merrick
LATHAM
1811 Bela
LATHROP
1779 John
1815 William
LAWRENCE
1817 Daniel
LEACH
1798 Ezekiel
1792 William
LEAR
1803 Benj. Lincoln
LEATHERS
1778 Joseph
LEAVITT
1802 John
1819 Jonathan
LE BOSQUET
1823 Caleb B.
LEBRETON
1790 Peter
LEE
1795 Cassius
1785 David
1794 Francis
1795
Francis L.
1789
George
1792
Henry
1783
Jeremiah
1790
Jeremiah
John
1779
Joseph
1779
Nathaniel C.
1787
Samuel
1789
Thomas
1820
Thomas
1785
William
1787
William R.
LEFFINGWELL
1814
Edward H.
LEGARE
1811
John Basnett
LELAND
1784
Joseph
1817
Jos. Warren
LERNED
1819
Brooks H.
LEVERETT
1818
Samuel S.
LEWIS
1802
Asa
1822
Charles A.
1822
George R.
1785
Howell
LIBBEY
1812
James
LILLY
1818
George
LINCOLN
1813
Levi R.
1819
Theodore L.
LINGAN
1812
George
LITTLE
1778
Ezekiel
LIVERMORE
1814 Edward St. L.
LLOYD
1778 Joseph
LOBDELL
1802 Isaac
LOCKE
1816 Hiram M.
1786 John
LONGFELLOW
1792
Stephen
LORD
1818
Chas. Austin
1810
Eleazar
loUi
Isaac W.
1822
Nathaniel
1819
Nathaniel J.
1823
William
LORING
1828
Thaddeus G.
LOVE
1787
Samuel
LOVEJOY
1795
John Phillips
1778
Joshua
LOVETT
1822
Augustus
Benjamin
r reueric w .
1791
George
1790
Jonathan
1790
Josiah
1793
Pyum
1780
William
1792
William H.
LOW
1804
John Somes
1871
Stephen
LOWELL
1792
Charles
1813
Edward J.
1786
Francis Cabot
1815
Francis Cabot
1778
John
LOYD
1783
Thomas
LUCE
1827
West
LUMMIS
1805
Ezra
LYMAN
1816
Solomon
McCLINTOCK
1814
Joseph
McCLURE
1823-
Alexander W.
McCOLLOM
1822
Alexander
INDEX TO STUDENTS.
173
MACDONALD
1826 James M.
1827 Moses
Mcdonough
1800 Thomas
Mcduffie
1784 John
MACKAY
1806 Samuel M.
McKEAN
1825 John George
1787 Joseph
McKEEN
1807 James
1796 Joseph
1802 Joseph
MACKIE
1826 John Milton
MACKINTIRE
1822 Stephen B.
McLANE
1822 James Woods
Mclaughlin
1796 Maurice
McLAURIN
1823 John
McLELLAN
1820 Isaac
MAGOUN
1812 Nathaniel
1823 Thatcher
MAKEPEACE
1830 Daniel
MANN
1782 Amherst
1823 Royal
MANNING
1829 Benjamin
1827 Edward A.
MANSFIELD
1827 Daniel
1801 Jacob
MANSUR
1825 Jos. Warren
MARCH
1785 Charles
1786 John
MARLAND
1814 Thomas
1827 William Sykes
MARSH
1819 Cutting
1816 George P.
1818 John
1813 Lyndon A.
1815 Samuel
MARSHALL
1788
John Byles
MARSTON
1786
Nathaniel
1785
William
MARTIN
1793
Edward B.
1819
Job Henry
1781
Joshua
1787
Nathaniel
1810
Thomas
MATTHEWES
1822
Isaac H.
MAURY
1803
Charles
MEEK
1796
Jacob
1816
Thomas
MEEKER
1814
Eli
MELLEN
1807
John Wendell
1792
Leonard
MERRIAM
1819
Jonas
1785
Silas
MERRILL
1828
Jonathan F.
1807
Samuel
1796
Thos. Abbot
MERWIN
1822
Timothy T.
MIDDLETON
1794
William J.
MILLER
1781
Charles
1784
James
1812
Lewis L.
MILLET
1814
Abraham
MILLS
1818
Sidney
MINOT
1 OA A
1800
James
MONGIN
1825
Wm. Henry
MOODY
1817
David J.
1820
George
1819
Isaiah P.
MOOR
1787
Henry
1794
Walter
MOORE
1818
Adams
1817
Forris
1798
Jotham B.
MOREY
1819
George L.
MORGAN
1812
Charles F.
1829
David
1812 John Adams
1826 Thomas
MORRISON
1784 John
MORSE
1797 Ezekiel W.
1818 Perley
1803 Richard C.
1802 Samuel F. B.
1802 Sidney E.
1830 Wm. Bartlett
MOSELEY
1814 David
1812 Samuel
MOTLEY
1804 Alexander
MUENSCHER
1816 Joseph
MUNRO
1 22 Edward V.
MUNROE
1825 Edmund S.
MURDOCK
1812 Abraham
NEALEY
1812 Benjamin'F.
NEEDHAM
1813 Elias
1828 Samuel J.
174
INDEX TO STUDENTS.
NELSON
1807 James M.
NEWELL
1823 Chester
1824 Daniel
1818 George
1811 May
1824 Wm. Whiting
NEWHALL
1797 Asa T.
1822 Hiram
1825 Thomas B.
NEWMAN
1803 Edward
1817 John
1814 Mark Haskell
1795 Samuel
1823 Samuel
1805 Sam'I Phillips
1799 Thos. Cushing
1822 Wm. John
NICHOLS
1819 George
1829 James
1797 John
1817 John Cutler
1820 Samuel
NICKERSON
1817 Ebenezer
NILES
1817 Ambrose
1817 Ebenezer P.
NOBLE
1827 Charles
NORRIS
1795 George
NORTHRUP
1817 Bennett F.
NORWOOD
1824 Elbridge
1812 Francis
NOURSE
1806 Amos
1806 Samuel
1807 Silas
1807 Stephen
NOYES
1823 John
NYE
1787 Joseph
OBER
1826 Benjamin
1805 Richard
ODELL
1791 Richard
ODIN
1822 John
ODIORNE
1819 James C.
1807 Samuel T.
OLCOTT
1817 Charles H.
OLIVER
1811 Henry Kemble
1794 Jacob
1811 Thos. Henry
ORDWAY
1817 Samuel
ORNE
1784 Azor
1798 Azor
1802 Henry
1789 John
1798 John Gerry
OSBORN
1813 Augustus K.
1814 Eben Francis
1823 John Jenks
OSGOOD
1797 George
1806 Isaac P.
1797 Joseph Otis
1779 Peter
OTIS
1791 Charles
OVIATT
1829 George A.
PACKARD
1817 Howard
1825 Joseph
1816 Levi
1816 Zibeon
PAGE
1825 Jos. Tilton
1807 Samuel
1828 William
PALMER
1823 Ezra
1823 Ray
PARISH
1818 Moses Parsons
PARKE
1792 Wm. Cooper
PARKER
1819 Chas. Tarbell
1779 Daniel
1819 Ebenezer
1808 Edward
1806 George
1784 Henry
1825 John
1792 John
1826 Wm. Oliver
PARKHURST
1815
Teremy
1 807
Gorham
PARROTT
1825
John
PARSONS
1780
Gorham
1790
Stephen W.
PATCH
1825
John
PATTEN
1821
Abel
PAYSON
1810
John Larkin
1822
John Otis
1778
John Phillips
1809
John Welch
1815
Joshua P.
1810
Phillips
1778
Thomas
PEABODY
1790
Andrew
1819
Jacob Lowe
1799
Stephen
PEARCE
1805
Caleb
1811
Chas. Russell
1811
David
1825
William
PEARSON
1799
David S.
1783
Ebenezer
1804
Henry B.
1811
Sam'I Moody
1809
William B.
INDEX TO STUDENTS.
175
PEASE
1790
Lory
PECK
1823
Seth
PEDRICK
1787
John
1817
Richard
1818
Richard E.
1820
William H. F.
PEET
1817
Harvey P.
PEIRCE
1795
Daniel
PFNNV
1789
T'imntVi'v "P
PERKINS
1815
Abraham
1824
Alfred E.
1 O AO
lbOd
Benjamin
1 ftflQ
loUo
Jonas
Jonathan C
1 7^Q
Joseph
1820
Oliver F
1826
Tarrant A.
PERLEY
1813
Putnam
PERRY
1818
Clark
1818
David
1787
Francis
PERSON
1814
William
PETERS
1794
Andrew
PETTENGILL
1804
John
1826
Jonathan M.
PETTINGELL
1819
Amos
PHELPS
1827
Francis
PHILLIPS
1792
Edward
1782
James
1778
John
1783
John
1816
John
1787
Jonathan
1825
Nath'l Gorham
1790
Samuel
1809
Samuel
1811 Samuel
1806 Thos. Walley
1778 William
1819 William
PICKERING
1804 George
1803 Octavius
PICKMAN
1813 Francis W.
PIERCE
1801 Abiiah Hoar
1796 Benjamin
1817 Charles
1788 John
PIKE
1822 Francis V.
PILLSBURY
1811 Enoch
PILSBURY
1805 William
PINDAR
1795 William
PITKIN
1817 John B.
PITTS
1798 Charles
1805 Wm. Lendall
PLATT
1818 Dennis
PLUMER
1787 David
PLUMMER
1795 John
PLYMPTON
1811 Sylvanus
POINDEXTER
1822 Albert G.
POLLARD
1829 Isaac (F.W.I.)
POMEROY
1816 Augustus
POOL
1813 Ward
POOR
1779 Benjamin
1805 Daniel
1793 Daniel A.
1786 Ebenezer
1812 Ebenezer
1778
Frve
1795
Nathaniel
1814
Robert B.
179G
William
PORTER
1807
Dudley
1812
Ebenezer
lolO
John
1802
Nathaniel S.
POTTER
1 Q1 O
Asa
1828
Wm. Oliver
POTTS
1821
Hamilton
POWERS
1830
Dennis
1804
Grant
PRATT
1807
John
1825
Stillman
1805
Thomas
1823 Wm. Walker
PRENTISS
1814 John
PRESCOTT
1703 Henry
1783 James
1787 Sam'l Jackson
PRESTON
1821 Harvey N.
PRINCE
1792 Daniel McC.
PULSIFER
1817 John S.
PUTNAM
1813 Archelaus F.
1817 Benj. A.
1808 Charles S.
1779 David
1796 Henry
1808 John C.
1815 Rufus Austin
1780 Samuel
QUINCY
1817 Edmund
1778 Josiah
1811 Josiah
RALLI
1S24 Pandias T.
176
INDEX TO STUDENTS.
RAND
1804 Benjamin
RANDALL
1820 Abraham G.
1830 Hiram Page
RANKIN
1816 Andrew
RANTOUL
1819 Robert
RAY
1820 Isaac
READ
1816 James B.
1785 William
REDWOOD
1787 Langford
REED
1813 Benj. Tyler
1807 David
1806 William
REID
1788 James
REYNOLDS
1810 Jonathan
1817 Joseph
1829 William
RHETT
1826 Albert
RHOADES
1827 Benjamin H.
RHODES
1819 George A.
1819 Robert
RICE
1791 Benjamin
1822 Edward
RICHARDS
1778 Edmund Q.
RICHARDSON
1820 Winslow V.
RITCHIE
1794 Andrew
ROBBINS
1804 Edward H.
ROBINSON
1794 James
1827 James
1783 John
1817
Theron
1789
Thomas
ROCKWOOD
1795
Ebenezer
ROGERS
1801
Charles
1 QOO
George
1817
George H.
1801
Gorham
1816
Isaac
1792
Joel
1811
John
Timothy F.
1828
Timothv P
1821
Wm. Matticks
DAT TT T?
J. < O^r
Paul
ROPES
1784
Samuel
1820
Thos. Holmes
ROSEAU
1794
George L.
DACC
KUbo
Joseph
ROUNDY
1820
John White
RUGGLES
1820
George B.
1816
James
1 TOO
Joseph
RUSSELL
1796
Edward
1805
James
1789
John
1811
Joshua T.
1820
Peter E.
1781
Sam'l Phillips
RYAN
1781
Daniel
SACKETT
1821
Seth
SAFFORD
1807
Ward
SALISBURY
1814
Samuel
1825
Simeon
1791
William
SALTER
1825
Richard H.
SALTONSTALL
1806 Richard
SANBORN
1815 Reuben
SANFORD
1814 Enoch
SANGER
1821 Hamlet
SARGENT
1779 Asa
1787 Charles Lenox
SAVAGE
1800 Arthur
1793 Habijah
1800 Thomas
1808 Thomas
SAWYER
1789 Joseph
1800 Thomas
SCAMMAN
1784 William
SCOTT
1780 Daniel
SCUDDER
1818 Daniel S.
SEARLE
1815 Jeremiah
1828 Richard T.
SEARS
1779 Isaac
1779 Jasper
SEATON
1813 Andrew
1814 Tyler
SEAVER
1786 Nathaniel
SESSIONS
1823 Joseph W.
SHACKLEFORD
1789 Richard
SHAW
1828 Albert W.
1826 Emerson G.
1804 Francis
1824 Joseph
1815 Oliver Abbot
SHED
1817 Charles
1819 Hiram
INDEX TO STUDENTS
177
1803 Joseph
1811 Marshall
SHEPARD
1778 Alexander
1802 John
SHILLABER
1781 Ebenezer
SHIPMAN
1826 Asa Lyon
1822 James'l.
SHUTE
1825 Caleb B.
SIBLEY
1827 Geo. Valpey
SIGOURNEY
1794 Henry
SIMONTON
1813 Walter H.
SIMPKINS
1779 John
SIMPSON
1823 Paul
SMILEY
1825 James
SMITH
1826 Albert
1795 Andrew
1815 Andrew G.
1820 Anthony C.
1791 Benjamin
1813 Cephas
1783 David
1816 Dudley
1825 Edmund
1813 Eleazer
1778 Elias
1796 Geo. Campbell
1804 George
1820 Henry C.
1817 Hiram
1778 James
1783 John
1782 Jonathan
1823 Joseph
1817 Luther
1778 Moses
1818 Otis
1791 Ralph
1783 Robert
1816 Roswell C.
1783 Samuel
1819 Stephen S.
SNOW
1778 Peter
1820
1811
SOLEY
John J.
Samuel
SONANTE
1802 Stephen
SPARHAWK
1778 Nathaniel
1792 Nathaniel
1778 William P.
SPAULDING
1818 John
SPEAR
1806 Joseph
SPENCE
1806 Groeme Keith
SPENCER
1821 Amos L.
1829 Gustavus
SPOFFORD
1807 Richard S.
1783 Samuel
SPRAGUE
1792 Sam'ljohn
SPRING
1812 Pinckney
STACEY
1784 John
STAFFORD
1807 Ward
STAPLES
1823 George W.
1820 John B.
STARKWEATHER
1819 Henry
STARRETT
1812 David
STEARNS
1802 Asa
1823 Jonathan F.
1816 Sam'l Horatio
1827 Timothy
1820 William A.
1824 Wm. Ruggles
STEBBINS
1814 George
STEELE
1822
Alvah
1783
Jonathan
STETSON
1815
Caleb
1828
Hiram W.
1822
James A.
STEVENS
1820
Augustus
1804
Benj. Wood
1803
John H.
1787
T . 1
Jonathan
1790
Jonathan
1786
Joseph
1802
Joseph Lowe
1826
Moses Aver
1804
Thos. Jenners
1830
Wm. Arnold
1830
Wm. Bacon
STICKNEY
1778
Jeremiah
STILES
1817
Ezra
STINSON
1826
Ebenezer E.
STOCKBRIDGE
1823
Tristram G.
STOCKER
1825
John
STONE
1794
Benjamin
1822
Benjamin P.
1796
John
1823
John Pierce
1784
Micah
1784
Micah
1820
Timothy D. P.
STORRS
1819
Lucius
STORY
1786
Bradstreet
1800
Charles
1799
David
17S6
Isaac
STOW
1808
Martin L.
STRATTON
1815
James
STRONG
1804
Edward
178
INDEX TO STUDENTS.
1821 Jeremiah A.
1798 Lewis
1791 Theodore
STUART
1830 David G. W.
1817 Isaac Wm.
1819 James Clark
1822 Moses Brown
SULLIVAN
1783 George
1780 James
1783 James
1783 John
1827 Samuel S.
SUMNER
1787 Chas. Pinckney
1816 William
SUTTON
1823 Richard
SWAIN
1803 Thomas
SWALLOW
1804 Joseph
SWEET
1818 Richard F.
1818 Thomas
SWEETSER
1829 Henry W.
SWETT
1809 Charles G.
1809 Edward S.
1827 Wm. Bourne
SWIFT
Charles
George Baker
Jonathan
Samuel
Thomas L.
William
Zephaniah
SYMMES
Theodore
1828
1818
1828
1828
1826
1803
1815
1783
SYMONDS
1820 Amasa
1780 Samuel
TAINTOR
1814 Edwin B.
1814 John Adams
TALBOT
1819 Wm. Kendall
TALLMAN
1803 James Clarke
TAPPAN
1817 Daniel Dana
1795 Enoch Sawyer
1821 John G.
1821 Samuel S.
TARBOX
1803 James
TAYLOR
1827 Benj. Hastings
1826 Chas. Coffin
1782 George Minot
1781 John
TAYLOR
1781 Thomas
1828 William R.
1827 Wm. Walker
TEDDER
1816 John
TEMPLE
1811 Daniel
1824 George
1784 Jas. Bowdoin
TENNEY
1829 Jeremiah J.
THATCHER
1818 Sears
THAYER
1822 Abijah R.
1791 Amasa
1822 Asa Clark
THAYER
1818 Caleb
1819 John H.
1826 Nathaniel H.
1821 Norton
THOMAS
1821 Alexander H.
1827 Enoch
1820 Francis
1782 Thomas Ap
THOMPSON
1805 Benj. Lowell
1828 Benjamin W.
1806 Charles
1820 Charles
1806 Henry
1781 James
1807 James
1828 James G.
1803 John
1807 Sewall
1796 Sylvester
1818 Thos. Hunt
1806 William
THORNDIKE
1803 Andrew
TILLMAN
1825 Jas. William
TISDALE
1791 James
1791 William
TOBEY
1821 Joshua B.
TOPLIFF
1820 Stephen
TOPPAN
1814 Henry
TORREY
1803 Charles
TOWNE
1819 Abner
1791 Amos
1805 John
1798 Solomon
TRACY
1817 Solomon J
1617 Winslow
TRAIN
1822 Elijah N.
TRASK
1820 George
1815 Wm. Carter
TREADWELL
1825 John C.
TROWBRIDGE
1823 John Howe
TRUE
1830 Joseph
TUCK
1794 Richard
TUCKER
1826 Alanson
1804 Asa Holt
1817 Benjamin
1817 George W.
1781 John
1826 Joshua T.
1819 Josiah
INDEX TO STUDENTS.
179
TUCKERMAN
1818
Francis Edw.
1791
Joseph
TUDOR
1786
William
TURNER
1806
Edward A. H,
TUTTLE
1811
Daniel
TWEEDY
lolO
rnilo Jv.
TWINING
1819
William
TYLER
1810
Benj. Marsh
1819
Edward R.
1780
John
1807
Royal
TYNG
1811
Charles
1811
Stephen H.
UNDERWOOD
1824
Jos. Addison
UPHAM
1819
Alfred
1814
Henry
UPTON
1791
Daniel P.
1820
David
1806
Ebenezer
1795
Elias
VAILL
1820
Herman L.
VALENTINE
1822
Jos. Haven
VAN HOESEN
1810
Nicholas
VARNUM
1824
John Jay
1811
Nathaniel
VAUGHAN
1785
George Elliot
VI ALL
1820
John
VINTON
1818
Alexander H.
VIRGIN
1802
Peter C.
VOSE
1815 Robert
1780 Solomon
WAIT
1792 Aaron
WALCOTT
1S12 Jesse
WALCUTT
1820 Samuel
WALDO
1794 Charles F.
1794 Jonathan
1825 Seth Hardin
WALES
1818 Bradford L.
1785 Ebenezer
1791 William
WALKER
1806 Abbot
1787 Benjamin
1814 Benjamin
1778 Charles
1784 Samuel
1814 Samuel
1803 Timothy
1803 Wm. Johnson
WALLACE
1803 Elisha F.
1802 James
1803 John
WALLEY
1819 Sam'l Hurd
WALSH
1806 Augustus
WALTON
1796 Jotham
WARD
1784 George
1778 Nathaniel
WARDWELL
1806 Amos
1827 Benjamin F.
1786 Joseph
1828 Wm. Henry
WARE
1807 Henry
1808 John'
WARNER
1830 Caleb
WARREN
1799 Isaac
1823 John
1830 Jonas
1791 loseph
1819 Samuel
WASHINGTON
1795 Augustine
1795 Bushrod
1803 Bushrod C.
1803 George C.
1S03 John A.
1803 Richard H. L.
WATERHOUSE
1S06 Andrew O.
1809 Benjamin
1808 Daniel O.
1805 John F.
WATSON
1820 Ebenezer H.
WAY LAND
1823 John
WEBSTER
1825 Charles C.
WELCH
1778 Francis
WELD
1784 Ludovicus
1820 Theodore D.
WELLMAN
1791 Timothy
WELLS
1814 Edward L.
1815 Eleazer M. P.
WENDELL
1788 Oliver
WEST
1804 Edward
1799 Henry
1798 Nathaniel
WESTON
1818 Ira
1818 James
WETHERED
1785 John
WETMORE
1795 George C.
1789 William
WHEELER
1797 Abner
180
INDEX TO STUDENTS.
1820 David E.
1817 Henry
WHEELOCK
1784 Jotham
WHEELWRIGHT
1814 Abraham
1813 Isaac Watts
1805 John
1805 Joseph
1814 William
WHIPPLE
1824 Charles King
WHITAKER
1813 Daniel K.
WHITCOMB
1797 Thomas
WHITE
1801 Benjamin A.
1791 Henry
1797 John
1784 Jonathan
1795 Joseph
1786 Joseph H.
1804 Josiah
1778 Leonard
1830 Naaman L.
1804 Thomas
1817 Walter F.
WHITING
1817 Dexter
1804 Ebenezer
1818 Joseph
1783 Leonard
1810 Martin
WHITMAN
1807 Josiah
WHITNEY
1817 Dewey
WHITTIER
1828 Edward
WHITTINGTON
1783 William
WHITTLE
1819 James
WHITTREDGE
1790 Daniel
WHITWELL
1786 Benjamin
1784 John Parker
1784 Nathaniel
1812 Samuel
1788 William
WIGHT
1778 Job
WILCOX
1818 Bela
1819 Chauncey
WILD
1820 John
WILDER
1817 Milton
1820 Sam'l Tyler
WILDES
1824 Ephraim
1818 William
WILLARD
1789 Augustus
1797 Jacob Sheafe
.1808 Joseph
1794 Sam'l Sheafe
WILLEY
1797 James
1819 Leonard W.
WILLIAMS
1793 Edward
1805 Edward
1817 Elijah
1782 John
1789 John Shirley
1786 Josiah
1789 Richard
WILLIS
1823 Bradford D. ,
1821 Nath'l Parker
1828 Samuel B
WILLISTON
1814 Samuel
WILSON
1783 James
1795 John
1830 John Henry
1829 Samuel W.
WINCHELL
1817 Horace
WINGATE
1789 Joshua
1807 Peter B.
WHNSHIP
1782 Abiel
1803 Amos
1782 Caleb
WINSLOW
1818 Hubbard A.
1823 Nath'l Gordon
WINTHROP
1804 Charles
1811 Francis W.
1817 Geo. Edward
1807
Jas. Bowdoin
1809
John Temple
WISNER
1821
Barnet N.
WITHINGTON
1819
Ebenezer W.
1809
Leonard
1816
William
WOLCOTT
1809
Calvin
1820
William
WOOD
1799
Ebenezer
1829
Ezra F.
1816
Henry
1807
John
1819
Joshua
1804
Moses
1827
Moses
1784
Samuel
WOODBRIDGE
1828
Henry Gilman
1817
Henry H.
1817
Samuel
1779
Thos. March
1807
Thos. March
WOODBURY
1817
Jas. Trask
1791
Thomas
WOODS
1811
Alva
1819
Daniel Bates
1810
Joseph W.
1815
Leonard
1808
Samuel
WORCESTER
1826
David
1825
Frederick A.
1829
George P.
1805
Jesse
1805
Jos. Emerson
1825
Josiah
1791
Samuel
1818
Samuel M.
1825
Samuel T.
1817
Taylor G.
WRIGHT
1817
John
1816
Luther
WYMAN
1782
John
WYRE
1778
William
INDEX TO TRUSTEES AND IN-
STRUCTORS.
Abbot, Abiel n
Abbot, Abiel 12
Abbot, Ephraim 15
Abbot, Jacob 6
Abbot, John 1 1
Abbot, John L. 14
Abbot, Joshua 14
Abbot, Nehemiah 5
Abbot, Samuel 6
Adams, George E. 22
Adams, Jasper 18
Adams, John 9
Adams, John R. 21
Atkinson, Kinsman 24
Bailey, Winthrop 15
Banister, William B. 8
Bard well, Horatio 17
Bates, Joshua 13
Beckwith, George C. 22
Belknap, Horace 20
Bigelow, Jonathan 19
Bingham, Caleb 10
Blanchard, Amos 14, 16
Blodgett, Heman M. 21
Brown, John 16
Burnham, Amos W. 19
Butler, Calvin 23
Child, Eber 23
Church, John H. 8
Clark, Amos 14
Clement, Jonathan 20
Coffin, Charles 1 1
Cogswell, Jonathan 15
Cone, William 19
Congar, Lewis L. C. 15
Cushman, Ralph 20
Dana, Daniel 7
Day, Mills 15
Eaton, Peter S. 20
Edwards, Justin 7
Evarts, Jeremiah 8
Farrar, Samuel 13
Foot, David 10
French, Jonathan 5
French, Jonathan 13
Frost, John 16
Gilbert, Lyman 23
Greele, Samuel 14
Green, Beriah 21
Haskell, Benjamin 10
Hawes, Joel 18
Herrick, Henry 23
Holbrook, Abiah 12
Holmes, Abiel 7
Holmes, Henry B. 24
Holt, Fifield 17
Holt, Peter 11
Holyoke, Samuel 15
Hooker, Edward W. 18
Howe, Appleton 18
Howe, James 21
Hubbard, Samuel 7
Hurlbut, Rufus 17
Jewett, Spofford D. 23
Johnson, Ichabod 13
Johnson, Osgood 24
Jones, John T. 23
Jones, William 22
Kendall, James 13
Kimball, David T. 14
Kingsbury, Cyrus 17
Kirkland, John T. 1 1
Knapp, Jacob N. 13
Lowell, John 4
McKeen, Joseph 10
Mayhew, Jeremiah 15
Mills, Samuel T. 16
Morse, Abner 19
Morse, Jedidiah 6
Mottey, Joseph 10
Muenschen, Joseph 22
Nash, Ansel 16
Newhall, Ebenezer 19
Xewman, Mark 9
Nichols, John 18
Niles, William W. 21
Nott, Samuel t6
Oliver, Nath'l K. G. 16
Owen, John J. 24
Payson, Joshua P. 22
Pearson, Eliphalet 9
Pearson, Henry B. 18
Pemberton, Ebenezer 9
Phillips, John 4
Phillips, John 12
Phillips, John 6
Phillips, Jonathan 7
Phillips, Samuel 4
Phillips, Samuel 5
Phillips, Samuel 20
Phillips, William 4
Phillips, William 5
Pomeroy, Swan L. 22
Quincy, Josiah 6
Richards, James 17
Richardson, John B. 24
Riddel, Samuel H. 23
Rock wood, Otis 18
Sawyer, Joseph 19
Shaw, John A. 17
Shepherd, Thomas 18
Silliman, Jonathan 19
Simpkins, John 1 1
Smith, Elias 5
Smith, Jeremiah 10
Smith, Noah 21
Soule, Gideon L. 21
Southmayd, Jon. C. 20
Spring, Pinckney 20
Stearns, Josiah 4
Stearns, Samuel 12
Stearns, Samuel H. 22
Stone, Micah 12
Stow, William B. 15
Stuart, Isaac W. 24
Symmes, William 5
Tappan, David 5
Thompson, James 14
Upham, Thomas C. 21
Walley, Samuel H. 7
Ward, James W. 23
Washburn, Royal 22
Wendell, Oliver 4
Wheelwright, I. W. 22
Winslow, Miron 19
Wisner, Benjamin B. 8
Woods, Alva 20
Worcester, Sam'l M. 22
Wright, Alfred 17
ADDITIONS.
LIVING STUDENTS.
The six following are the only ones known to be living of the students
who entered the Academy from 1778 to 1830:
1823 John J. Osborn, Dawlish, So. Devon, England; 90 years old.
1824 Bishop Thomas M. Clark, Providence, R. I. ; 91 years old.
1825 Rev. Aaron C. Adams, Wethersfield, Conn.; 88 years old.
1827 Benjamin F. Wardwell, Andover ; 87 years old.
1828 William Kidder, Newburyport ; 86 years old.
1829 Justin A. Edwards, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; 84 years old.
DECEASED STUDENTS.
18 10 Enoch Frye — Lawrence, April 22, 1886.
18 1 1 Alva Woods— Providence, R. I., Sept. 6, 1887.
181 3 Francis W. Pickman — St. John, N. B., March 20, 1886.
Isaac W. Wheelwright — Byfield, July 14, 1895.
1814 Edward Burley — Beverly, Dec. 6, 1891.
Enoch Sanford — Raynham, Nov. 30, 1890.
George Stebbins — Richview, 111., March 31, 1891.
1816 Horace Kimball — Plainfield, N. J., June 8, 1895.
William Withington — Jackson, Mich., Aug. 31, 1892.
1818 Henry Herrick — No. Woodstock, Conn., March n, 1895.
1819 Vespasian Ellis — Bluehill, Me., Jan. 31, 1892.
Henry Grew — Boston, Jan. 16, 1892.
Mark A. DeW. Howe — Bristol, R. I., July 21, 1895.
Daniel B. Woods — St. Louis, Mo., May 30, 1892.
1820 Samuel P. Bishop — Cincinnati, O., Feb. 1, 1902.
William J. C. Kenney — Danvers, Feb. 5, 1899.
Isaac McLellan — Greenpoint, L. I., Aug. 20, 1899.
Theodore D. Weld— Hyde Park, Feb. 3, 1895.
1821 Richard S. Evans — Washington, D. C, Feb. 6, 1892.
Jonathan French — Andover, May 31, 1895.
ADDITIONS.
183
1822 John A. Carter — " Crednal," Loudon Co., Va., 1895.
Benjamin G. Hitchings — Gravesend, L. I., Dec. 10, 1893.
Joshua Huntington — Washington, D. C, March 23, 1900.
George F. Jones — Providence, R. I., Oct. 15, 1896.
John Kennett — Cincinnati, O., Dec. 12, 1898.
1823 John Codman — Boston, April 6, 1900.
Alfred Emerson — Dorchester, Feb. 7, 1896.
Chester Newell — Savannah, Ga., June 24, 1892.
Samuel Newman — Peabody, Feb. 14, 1902.
George W. Staples — New Haven, Conn., Dec. 31, 1891.
1824 Theodore Dunn — Allston, Sept. 18, 1896.
Samuel H. Emery — Taunton, Oct. 3, 1901.
Oliver Wendell Holmes — Boston Oct. 7, 1894.
Charles K. Whipple — Newburyport, May 10, 1900.
1825 Thomas K. Fessenden — Farmington, Conn., Jan. 18, 1894.
John Holmes — Cambridge, Jan. 27, 1899.
Joseph W. Mansur — Milton, Feb. 5, 1892.
Edmund S. Munroe — Englewood, N. J., June 20, 1899.
Thomas B. Nevvhall — Lynn, Sept. 25, 1893.
Joseph Packard — Fairfax Co., Va., May 3, 1902.
Richard H. Salter — Boston, Aug. 4, 1893.
James Smiley— Newbury, Vt., July 21, 1889.
1826 David Aiken — Greenfield, April 13, 1895.
William Howe — Roxbury, July 26, 1893.
John M. Mackie — Great Barrington, July 27, 1S94.
Jonathan M. Pettengill — W. Somerville, March 14, 1903.
Joshua T. Tucker — Dorchester, June 11, 1897.
David Worcester — Albion, Io., May 9, 1893.
1827 Asa H. Abbott — North Andover, June 14, 1893.
John H. Avery — Cleveland, O., May 25, 1895.
William S. Coggin — Boxford, Sept. 10, 1895.
West Luce — Marion, April 18, 1895.
William W. Taylor — Wilmington, Del., Dec. 26, 1897.
1828 Henry Blanchard — Neponset, Feb. 10, 1897.
George T. Clark — Kalamazoo, Mich., March 28, 1896.
Thomas B. Coolidge — No. Woburn, Feb. 18, 1895.
Cornelius A. Hoyt — Alameda, Cal., May 2, 1893.
Albert W. Shaw — New Brighton, N. Y., July 3, 1892.
William H. Wardwell — Brookline, Sept. 10, 1896.
Samuel B Willis — New York City, June 27, 1898.
1829 Henry T. Cheever — Worcester, Feb. 13, 1897.
Augustus F. Hewit — New York City, July 3, 1897.
George P. Worcester — Dunning, 111., Jan. 26, 1894.
1830 Daniel Emerson — No. Kingsville, O.. Dec. 18, 1893.
Hiram P. Randall — Indianapolis, Ind., July 15, 1896.
John H. Wilson — Oden, Mich., Aug. 15, 1902.
DIVINITY STUDENTS.
1795-1808.
Dr. John Phillips of Exeter left in 1795 to Phillips Academy a legacy
for aiding young men in preparation for the gospel ministry. The following
" students in Divinity " were admitted under this *' Dr. Phillips Foundation '»
from 1795 to tne opening of the Theological Seminary in J 808, Rev. Jonathan
French, minister of the South Church, being employed by the Trustees as
their teacher.
1795 Samuel Stearns. Minister in Bedford. See Instructors, page 12.
1797 James Kendall. Minister in Plymouth. See Instructors, page 13.
1798 Moses Dow. Son of John Dow and Anna Atwood; born, Atkinson'
N. H., Feb. 4, 1771; Dartmouth College, 1796; minister in Bev-.
erly, York, Me., and Hampton Falls, N. H. ; died, Plaistow, N
H., May 9, 1837.
1800 Jonathan French, Jr. Minister in North Hampton, N. H. See
Instructors, page ij.
1801 Joshua Bates. Minister in Dedham, Northborough and Dudley ;
president of Middlebury College. See Instructors, page 13.
1801 James Thompson. Minister in Barre. See Instrtictors, page 14.
1803 Samuel Greele. Teacher; business man ; deacon of Dr. Chan-
ning's church, Boston. See Instructors, page 14.
1803 John Farrar. Son of Dea. Samuel Farrar and Mercy Hoar ;
brother of "Squire Farrar"; born, Lincoln, July I, 1779; Phillips
Academy, 1798; Harvard College, 1803; tutor, and professor of
Mathematics and Natural philosophy, 1807-36 ; author of text-
books in mathematics, philosophy and astronomy ; died, Cam-
bridge, May 8, 1853. LL.D., Brown, 1833; Fellow of American
Academy.
1803 Asa Eaton. Born, Plaistow, N. H., July 25, 1778; Harvard College,
1803 ; rector of Christ Church, and city missionary, Boston ; died
March 24, 1858. D. D., Columbia, 1828.
1804 Samuel Walker. Son of Nathaniel Walker and Hannah Peaselee;
born, Haverhill, Jan. 27, 1779 ; minister in Danvers (now Peabody) ;
died July 7, 1826.
1804 David Tenney Kimball. Minister in Ipswich. See Instructors,
page 14.
ADDITIONS.
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1804 Samuel Gile. Son of Maj. Ezekiel Gile and Gertrude Davis; born
Plaistow, N. H., July 23, 1780; Atkinson Academy: Dartmouth
College, 1804; minister in Milton; died Oct. 16, 1836. D. D.,
Vermont, 1836.
1805 Abraham Bodwell. Son of William Bodwell and Sarah Annis;
born, Methuen, May 5, 1777; Phillips Academy, 1800; Harvard
College, 1805 ; minister in Sanbornton, N. H. ; died Jan. 16, 1863.
1805 Amos Clark. Teacher and minister. See Instructors, page 14.
1806 John Lovejoy Abbott. Minister in Boston. See Instructors, page 14.
1808 Ephraim Abbot. Entered the Theological Seminary. See Instruc-
tors, page 15.
1808 Nathaniel Swift. Entered the Theological Seminary.
1808 Winthrop Bailey. Entered the Theological Seminary. See In-
structors, page 13.
CORRECTIONS.
1778 Leonard White — senator.
1785 Howell Lewis — favorite nephew of General Washington.
1787 Charles P. Sumner — father of Charles Sumner.
1790 Andrew Peabody — father of Rev. Dr. Andrew P. Peabody.
1792 Stephen Longfellow — father of Henry W. Longfellow.
Charles Lowell — father of James Russell Lowell.
1794 James Robinson — merchant service ; died, Gibraltar, 1815.
1795 Abiah Holbrook — u teacher " and " 1805 " incorrect ; see Instructors.
1797 Samuel P. Abbot — Bowdoin (1810).
Samuel Bass Ford — name changed ; merchant, Boston ; died 1821.
1798 John Ball Brown — Brown University, 1806; Harvard Medical, 1813;
eminent physician and surgeon, Boston; died 1862.
Azor Orne — Major, U. S. A. ; in war of 181 2; died 1853.
John Gerry Orne — merchant ; died 1838.
1799 Ebenezer H. Beckford — hon. A. B., Bowdoin, 1806.
Ebenezer Wood — Bowdoin (1806) ; died at sea.
1803 Caleb Hayward — Bowdoin (1812).
Andrew Thorndike — Bowdoin (181 1).
1804 Henry Dyson — Bowdoin (181 1).
John Homans — Harvard Medical, 1815.
Samuel W. Kendall — age, 14.
George Pickering — Octavius, 1803.
1805 George Downes — Trustee, Bangor Theological Seminary.
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CORRECTIONS.
1805 Jacob Herrick — Bowdoin (1810).
1806 John T. Cooper — Salutatorian, Harvard.
1808 Edward William Parker — son of Chief Justice Isaac Parker; mer-
chant, Boston ; died 1873.
181 1 Charles Adams — brother of Principal John Adams; teacher in So.
Carolina; died 1821.
Thomas S. Clay — rice planter, instead of lawyer.
Zebulon Harmon — trustee of Augusta (Ky.) and St. Charles (Mo.)
colleges ; died 1851.
Sylvanus Plympton.
1812 Joseph B. Ladd — died, Cincinnati, O., 1873.
181 3 Warren Abbot — Yale (1820).
Charles F. Langdon — in Academy again, 1822 ; Yale (1826) ; Harvard
Medical, 1824-26 ; " died in State of Tobasco, Mexico, where he
had settled."
1814 Josiah Brewer — father of Justice David J. Brewer of the U. S.
Supreme Court.
181 5 Jeremiah Searle — Bowdoin (1821).
E. M. P. Wells — D. D., Brown, 1831.
1816 Uzziah C. Burnap.
Isaac Fuller — Huldah Clap.
Isaac P. Hearsey — Harvard Medical, 1827.
.1819 Venus Cooley — probably Sylvanus, said to have begun preparation
for college.
James M. Goodhue — Judge Beebe.
1820 Samuel F. Haven — Harvard Law School, 1827-28.
Osgood Johnson — preceptor of Moor's Charity School, Hanover
N. H., 1828-29.
1824 Samuel H. Emery — D. D., Amherst, 1891.
1825 Josiah Worcester — Representative, 1856.
1826 Charles' N. Fearing — died 1886.
John M. Mackie — Mr. Shipman's.
Joshua T. Tucker — Andover, 1890-92 ; afterward, Dorchester.
1827 Moses Macdonald — Bowdoin (1834).
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18 Joel Hawes — son of Joel Hawes and Clarinda Thayer; the statement
in the text was taken from the History of Medway, the author of
which afterward corrected the error. See Lyman Hawes, page y6.
19 William Cone — son of Israel Cone and Lucy Ackley.
20 Samuel Phillips — postmaster of Andover, 1843-49.
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