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Howard Sydnor Miller, D. V. M., 14. (Virginia.)
Francois Hiie Kari Reynolds,
D. V. M., 14; Kappa Sigma Frat .; Vet. Med. Assn. G. W. U .; Ed. of Class for 3 years; Ed, and Pres. of Class 14; Representative of Vet. Coll. on Athletic Bd .; Art Ed. Cherry Tree, 12; Asst. Marshal, Graduating Class of 14; Bacteriologist, Pathological Div., Bureau of Animal Industry; Masonic connections. Dept. of Agr. and 1608 Q St. N. W., Wash., D. C.
Jacob Edward Shillinger, D. V. M., 14. (Hyattsville, Md.)
William S. Trigg,
D. V. M., 14; G. W. U., V. M. A .; Veterinary Inspector, Dept. of Agriculture; mem. A. V. M. A. Sea Island Hotel, Beaufort, S. C.
Clifford C. Whitney,
D. V. M., 14; V. M. D., 15, Univ. of Pa .; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Pres. Vet. Med. Assn., G W. U .; V .- Pres. Vet. Med. Assn. Univ. of Pa .; Pres. Freshman Class; Asst. Prof. of Vet. Pa- thology; Instr. in Vet. Path. and Bact in Vet. Dept. Univ. of Pa. July, 15-Sept. 16. Vet. Dept. Agr. and Mich, Coll. of Tex., College Sta., Tex.
1916
William Nathan Berg,
D. V. M., 16; B. S., 04, Columbia Univ .; Ph. D., 07, do .; Sigma Xi; Biological Chemist; Treas. Dist. of Columbia Alumni Club of Co- lumbia Univ, 13-15; Honorary Pres, Columbia Univ Biochemical Assn. 16; author of various publications on foods; "physiology of muscle" etc .; mem. Am. Soc. of Biological Chemists; Soc. for Experimental Biology and Medicine; Am. Veterinary Med. Assn., etc. Bureau of Animal Industry, Wash., D. C.
Harry James Biondi,
D. V. M., 16; Omega Tau Sigma; Draftsman. Ordnance Drafting Room, Navy Yard, and 508, 7th St. S. E. Wash., D. C.
Herbert Hyde Brown,
D. V M., 16; Class Pres. Ist yr .; Vice-Pres. G. W. U. Vet. Assn. 2d yr .; Pres. 3d yr. do .; Master Mason Dawson Lodge No. 16, Wash., D. C .; mem. War Dept. Rifle Club, Ashlar Club, G. W. U. Vet. Assn., Modern Woodmen of Am., and Royal Neighbors of Am. Apt. 501 The Alabama, Wash., D. C.
Kenneth Earl Buffin, D. V. M., 16. (Chevy Chase, D. C.)
William Hugh Grubb, D. V. M., 16, with distinction. (1320 W
St. N. W., Wash., D. C.)
Maurice Crowther Hall, (See g. 15.)
William Monroe Lynn,
D. V. M., 16. (201 I St. N. W., Wash., D. C.)
Joseph Briggs Munro,
D. V. M., 16. (420 Columbia Rd., Washı .. D. C.)
Charles William Rippon,
D. V. M., 16. (2115, 14th St. N. W., Wash., D. C.)
Charles D. Shippon,
D. V. M., 16; Asst. Photographer. War Dept. and 150 R. I. Ave. N. W., Wash .. D. C.
Andrew James Sipos,
D. V. M., 16; Omega Tau Sigma; Vet. Sur- geon, Asst. to Dr. D. E. Buckingham; mem. Veterinary Med. Assn, of George Wasb. Univ. 2115, 14th St. N. W., Wash., D. C.
Floyd Percy Wilcox,
D. V. M., 16. (1536, 9th St. N. W., Wash., D. C.)
Honorary Graduates
A. M., M. D., PH. D., D. MUS., D. D., LL. D.
1827
John Spence,*
M. D., 27 (hon.); M. D., 28, Univ. Pa .: active in introducing vaccination into U. S .; Author. d. 1829.
1831
Eli Ball,*
A. M., 31 (hon.); Pastor Mass., N. Y. and Va .; Agent Bible Soc. Foreign Mission Bd. d. 1853.
John L. Dagg,*
A. M., 31 (hon.); Pastor Va. and Pa. 17-36; Pres. Mercer Univ. 44-56; Author. d. 1884.
Jolın C. Keeny,* A. M., 31 (hon.). d. South Carolina.
Jesse Olney,*
A. M., 31 (hon.); Prin. Stone School, Conn., 19-31; Author of "Geography and Atlas," 98 editions and millions of copics sold; mem. Conn. Legis .; Comptroller Conn. d. 1872.
George B. Perry,* A. M., 31 (hon.).
1833
William Beaumont,*
M. D., 33 (hon.); Surgeon U. S. A. 20-40; made experiments on digestion, ctc. d. 1853.
Ephraim K. Gaither,* M. D., 33 (hon.).
Thomas T. Smiley,* A. M., 33 (hon.).
Levi Tucker,*
A. M., 33 (hon.); A. B., 29, Hamilton; Pastor N. Y., Pa., Ohio and Mass. d. 1853.
1834
Samuel Wait,
A. M., 34 (hon.); D. D., 49, Wake Forest Coll .; Prin. Prep. School, 22-25; Tutor, 22-26; Pres. Wake Forest Coll., 33-46; Pres. Female Sem., Oxford, N. C., 51-56. d. 1867.
1835
William R. Wells,* A. M. 35 (hon.). d. Rhode Island.
1837
Robert B. C. Howell,*
A. M .. 37 (hon.); D. D., 44, Georgetown Coll., Ky .; Pastor Va. and Tenn .; Author. d. 1868.
1838
E. \V. Dickensen, **
A. M., 38 (hon.); D. D., Lewisburg; Pastor N. Y., N. J., Ohio and Pa. d. 1875.
1839
Thomas Hume,*
A. M., 39 (hon.); Pastor Portsmonth, Va., 25 yrs .; Trustee Col. Coll. 47-65 and 68-71. d. 1874.
Joseph D. Nichols,* A. M., 39 (hon.). John Ogilvie,* A. M., 39 (hon.); Teacher; Pastor in Va. 25 yrs. d. 1849.
1840
Joseph Baker, A. M., 40 (hon.).
John A. Kearney,* M. D., 40 (hon.); Surgeon U. S. N. 09. d. 1847.
1841
William Brand,* A. B., 41 (hon.); A. M., 45.
J. B. Jeter,*
A. M., 41; D. D., 49; Pastor Va. and Mo .: Editor Religious Herald; Author. d. 1880.
Henry Keeling,* A. M., 41 (hon.).
Alexander McWilliams,* M. D., 41 (hon.); Asst. Surgeon U. S. N., 02- 05: Prof. of Botany, Col. Coll. 24-27. d. 1850.
J. B. Taylor,* A. M., 41 (hon.); D. D., 56; Pastor in Va .; Editor and Author; Trustee Col. Coll., 38-47. d. 1871.
Thomas C. Thornton,*
A. M., 41 (hon.); Pastor (Mcth.) Md. and Miss .; Pres. of Coll., Miss .; Author. d. 1860.
William Zollikoffer,*
M. D., 41 (hon.); fellow Coll. Phys, and Surgs. 33.
1842
James Acworth,*
D. D., 42; Pastor; Prcs. Rawdon Coll. (Eng- land) 36-63.
305
306
HONORARY
[1842-50
Benjamin Godwin,* D. D., 42. d. England.
Archibald Maclay,* D. D., 42; Pastor Scotland and N. Y .; Agent A. & F. Bihle Soc .; Organizer of Bible Trans- lation Soc. d. 1860.
Abram M. Poindexter,*
A. M., 42 (hon.); Pastor in Va .; Agent ('oi. Coll .; Trustee 44-52. d. 1872.
1843
Andrew Broaddus,* D. D., 43; Pastor Va .; Author. d. 1848.
William M. Cornell,*
A. M., 43 (hon.); A. B., 27, Brown; M. D., 44, Berkshire; LL. D., 65, Western Univ .; Pastor Mass .; Prof. Anat. Western Univ .; Edi- tor and Author.
Charles H. Pendleton,* A. M. 43 (hon.)
1844
Samuel Cornelius,*
A. M., 44 (hon.); Engr .; Pastor Pa., Va. and Mich .; Trustee Col. Coll. 26-38. d. 1870.
Joseph H. Eaton,*
A. M., 44 (hon.); Prof. and Pres. Univ. of Tennessee. d. 1859.
Richard Fuller,*
D. D., 44; Pastor S. C. and Md .; Trustee 47-72; Overseer 72-76, Col. Coll. d. 1876.
Calvin Howard,* M. D., 44 (hon.).
William Massie,* D. D., 44.
Philetus B. Spear,* A. M., 44 (hon.); A. B., 36, Hamilton; Tutor and Prof. since 35.
Thornton Stringfellow,* A. M., 44 (hon.). d. Virginia.
Thomas C. Teasdale,*
A. M., 44 (hon.); D. D., 52, Union College; Pastor Vt., Pa., D. C. and Miss .; Prof. Univ. of Tenn .; Author.
1845
Joseph Banvard,* A. M., 45 (hon.); D. D., Shurtleff Coll .; Pas- tor Mass., N. Y., R. I. and N. J .; Author of many volumes.
William Brand, A. M., 45 (hon.) (See h. 41.)
Norman W. Camp,*
A. M., 45 (hon.); D. D .; Clergyman and Author.
George C. Chandler,*
A. M., 45 (hon.); A. B., 35, Madison; Pres. Franklin Coll. 43-50; Pres. Baptist Coll., Ore. Daniel Eldridge,* A. M., 45 (hon.); Pastor N. Y., Ohio and Wis. d. 1876.
William M. Pratt,*
A. M. 45 (hon.); A. B., 39, Hamilton; Pas- tor Ky.
Benjamin F. Taylor,*
A. M., 45 (hon.); Editor, Author and Lec- turer.
Samuel J. Wheeler, A. M., 45 (hon.). (See m. 32.)
Robert M. Worthington,* M. D., 45 (hon.). d. North Carolina.
1846
Philip A. Aylett,* .1. M., 46 (hon.). d. Alabama.
Richard L. Butts,* A. M., 46 (hon.).
Isaac L. Davis,*
LL. D., 46; A. B., 22; LL. D., 60, Brown: Lawyer; Mayor of Worcester; Member of Mass. Senate 11 yrs .; a zealous promoter of education. d. 1883.
Abram Gindrat,* A. M., 46 (hon.).
Dr. A. B. McWhorter,* A. M., 46 (hon.). d. 1859.
John Belton O'Neall,*
LL. D., 46; member and speaker House of Rep. S. C .; Associate Judge of Court of Ap- peals, Chief Justice of S. C., Major-Gen. of Militia; Author. d. 1863.
Edward F. Smallwood,* A. M., 46 (hon.).
1847
John Milton Thayer,* A. M., 47 (Hon.); A. B., 41, Brown; Brig .- Gen. of Militia, Brig .- Gen. U. S. Vol. 62; U. S. Senator, Neh. 67-71; Gov. of Wyoming Ter. 71: Gov. of Nebraska, 86.
1848
William J. Berryman,* A. M., 48 (Hon.) 1849
Elijah Hutchinson,* A. M., 49 (Hon.); pastor at Windsor, Vt., 25 yrs. d. 1872.
J. B. Jeter,* A. M., 41 (Hon.); D. D., 49.
Samuel G. Mason,* A. M., 49 (Hon.); Trustee, 47-53.
1850
Stephen M. Allen,* A. M., 50 (Hon.)
Thomas Bellamy,* M. D., 50 (Hon.)
307
HONORARY
1850-59]
John Taylor Jones,*
D. D., 50; missionary to Siam, 31-51. Trans- lator of the New Testament into Siamese. d. 1851.
Charles Dutton Mallary,*
D. D., 50; Trustee, 50-62; Pastor, Ga .; Agent, Mercer Univ .; author. d. 1864.
L. G. Marshall,* A. M., 50 (Hon.); A. B., Madison.
Daniel Witt, Jr.,* A. M., 50 (Hon.)
1851
Franklin Haven,* A. M., 51 (Hon.)
Joseph Hobbins,*
M. D., 51 (Hon.); Physician, Madison, Wis .; M. R. C. S. Eng. 40; Surg. in Charge of Confed. Prisoners at Camp Randall. U. S. Pension Exam, Surg. Madison, Wis.
Alfred Holmead,* A. M., 51 (Hon.) (Sec m. 30.)
Dr. Samuel G. Kerr,* A. M., 51 (Hon.)
1852
F. M. Gunnell, A. M., 62 (Hon.) (See m. 46.)
1853
Matthew Fontaine Maury,*
LL. D., 53; Commander U. S. Navy; Naval Agent, C. S .; Cabinet Officer Mexican Empire; Prof. Va. Military Institute, Scientist, Author, Inventor. d. 1873.
Dr. Edward Maynard,* A. M., 53 (Hon.)
James Remley,* A. M., 53 (Hon.)
James Patterson Tustin,* A. M., 53 (Hon.)
1854
.Adolph F. T. Biewend,* A. M., 54 (Hon.)
Joseph G. Binney,* D. D., 54; Trustee, 35-38, Col. Coll .; President 55-58.
William F. Broaddus,*
D. D., 54; Pastor and Teacher Va., Kv. Trus- tee 38-41, 59-72; Agent 51; Overseer 72-74, Col. Coll. d. 1876.
1855
Lawson Chase,* A. M., 55 (Hon.)
1856
Charles Sexton James,*
Ph. D., 56 (Hon.); A. B., 43, A. M., 46, Brown College; Professor (retired) Allentown, Pa .; Prof. Math. and Nat. Phil. Lewisburg Emergency Service 28th Pa. Vol. d. 1901.
Alfred Spencer Patton,*
D. D., 56; Pastor in Pa., N. J., Mass., N. Y .; editor of The Baptist Weekly; author. d. 1888.
J. B. Taylor,
A. M., 57 (Hon.) (See h. 41.)
1858
Howell Cobb,*
LL. D., 58; A. B., 34, Franklin Coll .; Rep. in Congress 43-51, Speaker H. R. 49, Gov. of Ga. 51-53, Sec. of Treas. 57-60; Maj.Gen. C. S. A. d. 1868
Robert C. Fox,*
A. M., 58 (Hon.); LL. D., Richmond Coll .; Tutor 55-57; Trustee 66-91; See and Treas. 81-91; Real Estate Broker and Banker. d. 1891.
William J. Martin,* A. M., 58 (Hon.); Prof. in Univ. of N. C.
Sydney H. Owens,*
A. M., 58 (Hon.); Prof. of Greek, Richmond Coll. 57-59.
George W. Samson,* D. D., 58; Pres. Rutgers Female Coll., N. Y. C .; Trustee 45-59; Pres. Columbian Coll., 59-71. d. Aug. 8, 1896, N. Y. C.
1859
James Petigru Boyce,*
D. D., 59; A. B., 47, Brown; LL. D., 72, Union Univ., Tenn .; Prof. of Theol., Furman Univ., 55-59; Prof. Baptist Theol. Sem., S. C., 59-61; Deht. Com. C. S., 63; Prof. S. Baptist, Theo. Sem. Ky .; author; Trustee 59-72; Col. Coll.
John Ordronaux,*
M. D., 59 (Hon.); A. B., 50, Dartmouth; A. M., 53, do .; LL. B., 52, Harvard; LL. D., 70, Trinity; Prof. of Med. Juris., 59-60, 52-71 of Physiology, 66-71, Col. Coll .; Prof. Med. Juris. in Dartmouth, Univ. of Vt., Boston Univ., Cornell, Columbia, N. Y., etc .; contributor to magazines, author "Manual for Military Surg- eons," 63; "Jurisprudence of Med." 69, "Cons- titutional Legislation," 91, etc. d. 1908.
J. R. Thomson,* A. M., 59 (hon.)
John Watkins,* M. D., 59 (hon.)
Ahab G. Wilkinson,
A. M., 59 (hon.); Ph. D., 78; A. B., 56; A. M .. 59, Yale; Principal Examiner, U. S. Patent Office; Prof. Univ. of Mo., 61; Juror of Awards, Paris Exposition, 78-89-00; Pres. 4th Section, Internat. Patent Congress, Paris, 90; Sec. In- ternl. Patent Conf., 11. 1526 K St. N. W., Wash., C.
308
HONORARY
[1860-67
1860
Henry K. Brown,* A. M., 60 (hon.) d. 1886.
James Denison,*
Ph. B., 60; Prof. Columbia Institute for Deaf and Dumh, D. C. d. 1910.
William McLain,*
D. D., 60 (bon.); A. B., 31, Miami Univ ; Pas- tor, First Presb. Church, D. C., 36-40; Agent, Sec. and Treas. Am. Colonization Soc. 40-73. d. 1873.
John Thompson Mason,* M. D., 60 (hon.); Asst. Surg., U. S. N., 37-61.
Willie J. Palmer,* A. M., 60 (hon.) (See c. 54.)
T. H. Roberts,* A M., 60 (hon.)
Robert Ryland,* D. D., 60. (See c. 26.)
William Stimpson,*
M. D., 60 (hon.); educated at High and Latin Schools in Cambridge, Mass .; and studied un- der Louis Agassiz, 50; received appointment and served for three and a half years as naturalist to the North Pacific Exploring Expedition; Sec. and Dir. Chicago Acad. of Sciences, 64-71; was the first naturalist to engage in deep sea dredging, 71-72, working under the auspices of the Coast Survey in the neighborhood of Florida and West Indies; autbor of "Observations upon the fauna of the Islands at the Mouth of the Bay of Fundy, etc"; "Sbells of New England"; "Synopsis of the Marine Invertebrates of Grand Manan"; "On the Crustacea and Ecbinoder- mata of the Pacific Shores of N. A."; "Prodo- mus Descriptionis Animalium Evertebratorum," etc., 57-60; "A Report of the Scientific Results of the North Pacific Exploring Expedition under Commodore Rogers"; and many other contri- butions in various scientific journals and pro- ceedings; mem. Boston Soc. of Natural History; Philadelphia Acad. of Natural Sciences; Natl. Acad. of Sciences and others. d. 1872.
1861
Henry H. Tucker, D. D., 61. (See c. 38.) 1862
William F. Mattingly, A. M., 62 (hon.) (See c. 57.)
1863
H. H. Durand,* A. M., 63 (bon.)
George Van Derlip Leech,* A. M., 63 (hon.) (See c. 53.) John Orcutt,* D. D., 63.
1864
S. G. Bulfinch,* D. D., 64. (See c. 26.)
James H. Parks,
A. M., 64 (hon.); A. M., -, Princeton; Pastor in Conn., N. Y., Pa., and O .; Chaplain, U. S. Vols.
D. W. Prentiss,
A. M., 04 (hon.) (See c. 61.)
Warren Randolph,*
D. D., 64; A. B., 51, Brown; Pastor in R. 1. and Pa .; mem. Com. on International Sunday School Lessons.
1865
John H. Booth,* A. M., 65 (hon.)
M. F. D. Brown,* A. M., 65 (hon.); Prin. Charlotte Hall School, Md. 65.
Theodore Nicholas Gill,*
A. M., 65 (hon.); M. D., 66 (hon.); Ph. D., 70 (hon.); LL. D., 94; Prof. of Zoology, Emeri- tus, George Washington Univ .; Naturalist Smithsonian Institution; Curator U. S. Natl. Museum; Lecturer; author of over 400 Scien- tific Papers and Larger Works; mem. Natl. Acad, of Sciences, Am. Philos. Soc, and many others. d. 1915. Wash., D. C.
T. J. Shepherd,* D. D., 65. (See c. 39.)
Franklin Wilson,*
D. D., 65; A. B., 41; Brown Trustce, 47-72: Overseer 72; Pastor in Md .; Editor, The True Union 51-57; Sec. Md. Baptist Asso ; Author.
William M. Wingate,* D. D., 65; A. B., 49, Wake Forest Coll .; Pres. Wake Forest Coll. 54. d. 1879.
1866
Theodore N. Gill,* M. D., 66 (hon.) (See h. 65.) R. J. Keeling,* D. D., 66.
George L. Peabody,* LL. D., 66; Founder of the Peabody Institute of Baltimore; The Peabody Museum of Harv- ard Univ .; of the Peabody Fund for Education in the South, etc. d. 1869.
Hiram C. Sparks,* A. M., 66 (bon.)
J. W. M. Williams,* D. D., 66. (See c. 43.)
W. W. Williams,* A. M., 66 (hon.) D. D., 71.
1867
R. H.I. Bagby, D. D., 67. (See c. 39.)
William T. Bell,* A. M., 67 (hon.); Physician and Surgeon. d. 1912.
1. E. Grammer, D. D., 67. (See c. 50.)
309
HONORARY
1867-73]
S. L. Helm,* D. D., 67.
William Landells,* D. D., 67.
A. R. Rangabe,*
LL. D., 67; Minister from Greece to the United States, 67.
E. Young,*
A. M., 67; Ph. D., 71; Publisher; Chief U. S. Bureau of Statistics, 8 yrs .; Delegate from U. S. to Internat. Statistical Congress, 72; Author.
1868
Samuel Cathcart,* D. D., 68.
George W. N. Custis,
A. M., 68 (hon.); M. D., 87; M. D., Hahne- mann Med. Coll .; Physician; member N. J. Legislature 66-67, and speaker of the House. (The Cumberland, Wash., D. C.)
Henry W. Dodge, D. D., 68. (See c. 39.)
D. D. Johnson, A. M., 68 (hon.) (See c. 60.)
William H. McIntosh,* D. D., 68; Pastor in Ga. and Ala.
James C. Welling,* LL. D., 68; President of the Columbian Univ. Joseph S. Wilson,* Ph. D., 68.
1869
William Wilson Corcoran,*
LL. D., 69; Trustee of Columbian Coll., 69-88; his father was one of the corporators of the Col. Coll; in charge of real estate of U. S. Bank, 28-36; Banker, 36-40; banker of firm of Cor- coran & Riggs, 40-54, and negotiated nearly all the loans of the U. S. Government during the Mexican War; founded and endowed the Cor- coran Art Gallery; the Louise Home, etc. d. 1888.
Elliott Coues,* Ph. D., 69 (hon.) (See c. 61.)
Edwin Miner Gallaudet,
Ph. D., 69; LL. D. (hon.), 95, Yale; LL. D. (hon.), 69, Trinity; Pres. for 50 yrs. of Gallaudet Coll. for the Deaf, Wash., D. C .; author of "Life of Thomas H. Gallaudet," "A Manual of International Law;" mem. Cosmos Club and the Literary Soc. 128 Woodland St., Hartford, Conn.
George Howell,* A. M., 69 (hon.)
Joseph Taber Johnson,
A. M., 69, (hon.); A. M., 89, Col. Univ; M. D., 65, Georgetown Univ .; Ph. D., 90, do .; LL. D., 13, do .; retired; former pres. Georgetown Univ. Medical Sch. 25 yrs .; prof. Gynaecology 30 yrs .; pres. Hosp. Staff and Gynaecologist 14 years; pres. Medical Socs .; on staff of 6 city hospitals; pres. Washington Golf and Country Club; mem, Cosmos Club. Cherryvale, Va.
Sylvanus Landrum,* D. D., 69; Pastor in Ga, and Tenn. James K. Nichols,* D. D., 69. Amos Webster,* D. D., 69.
1870
Charles T. Brown,* A. M., 70 (hon.)
Walter Clark,
LL. B., 70 (hon.); A. B., 64, Univ. of N. C .; A. M., 67, do .; LL. D., 88, do .; Chief Justice Supreme Court of N. C. since 03; Judge, Su- perior Conrt N. C., 85-89; Assoc. Justice Su- preme Court, 89-02; formerly U. S. Senator from N. C .; Author and Editor. 126 Halifax St., Raleigh, N. C.
A. F. Fleet,*
A. M., 70 (hon.); Prof. William Jewell College. T. N. Gill, Ph. D., 70 (bon.) (See h. 65.)
W. J. Palmer, Ph. D., 70 (hon.). (See c. 54.)
Emanuel Pelavet,* D. D., 70.
David J. Yerkes, D. D., 70. (See c. 48.)
1871
Nahum Capen,* LL. D., 71; Publisher; Editor Massachusetts State Record, 47-51; Postmaster of Boston, 57-61; Author. d. 1886.
Anthony W. Dimock,* A. M., 71 (hon.). Trustee 71-72.
Edwards Pierrepont,*
LL. D., 71 (hon.); A. B., 37; LL. B., 40; LL. D., 73, Yale; D. C. L., Oxford; Judge Superior Court, N. Y. City, 1857-60; Attorney General U. S. 75-76; U. S. Minister to England, 76- 78; overseer Col. Univ., 73-78.
Cornelius Tyree,*
D. D., 71; Baptist Minister, Salem, Va .; author of "The Living Epistle," "Glorious Sufficiency of Christ." "Baptism and Communion."
E. Young, A. M. 71 (hon.). (See h. 67.)
1872
Joseph Christian, LL. D., 72. (See c. 47.)
Archibald J. Battle,*
D. D., 72; A. B., 46, Univ. of Ala .; tutor and prof. of Greek. Univ. of Ala .; pres. Ala. Central Female Coll., Judson Female Inst. and in 72 of Mercer Univ.
1873
William H. Kable,* A. M., 73 (bon.)
310
HONORARY
[1873-82
John C. Kennedy,* LL. D., 73; Prof. of Law, 65-74.
William Pinkney,*
LL. D., 73; A. B., 27; D. D., 55, St. John's Coll .; Asst, Bishop of Md., 70-79; Bishop 79-83; Author. d. 1833.
William A. Richardson,*
LL. D., 73 (hon.); A. B., 43; A. M. and LL. B., 46, Harvard; LL. D., 81, Georgetown Univ .; LL. D., 80, Dartmouth; commissioner to revise Statutes of Mass, 55; Judge of Probate, Mid- dlesex Co., Mass., 56; Judge of Probate and Insolvency, same, 58-72; Asst. Sec. U. S. Treas- ury, 69-73; Sec. U. S. Treasury, 73-74; Judge of Court of Claims, 74-85; Chief Justice of same from 85; prof. of Law, Georgetown Univ .; author of many legal works, including Supple- ment to Revised Statutes of U. S., 73-81, to be continued to 91.
T. W. Sydnor,*
D. D., 73. (See c. 38.)
1874
G. F. Adams,*
D. D., 74. (See c. 29.)
Addison B. Atkins,* D. D., 74.
Simon Newcomb,*
LL. D., 74 (bou.); B. S., 58; LL. D., 84, Har- varl; LL. D., 75, Yale; LL. D., 87, Columbia, N. Y .; Ph. D., 86, Univ. of Heidelberg; mem. and officer of numerous scientific societies in this country and Europe; prof. of Math., U. S. Navy, 61; lecturer on astronomy, Col. Univ., 73; prof. of math. Johns Hopkins Univ., 84; supt. Nautical Almanac Office, Wash., D. C .; author of more than 100 scientific papers, of a series of text books, etc.
Z. T. Sowers,
A. M., 74 (Hon.) (See c. 69.)
1875
Spencer Baird,*
LL. D., 75; A. B., 40, Dickinson Coll .; Trustee, 74-77; Prof. Dickinson Coll., 45-50; Asst. Sec. Smithsonian Institute, 50-78; Sec. of same, 78-87; U. S. Fisheries Commissioner, 71-87; Author of 1,200 memoirs, etc. d. 1887.
Walter S. Cox,*
LL. D., 75; A. B., 43, Georgetown Coll .; A. M., 45, do .; Prof. of Law; Associate Justice Su- preme Court of the District of Columbia.
1876
Charles Devens,*
LL. D., 76; A. B., 38, Harvard; State Senator, 48-49; U. S. Marsbal, 49-53; Major to Ma- jor-Gen. U. S. Vols .; Justice Supreme Court, Mass., 73-77; 81-91; Atty. Gen. U. S., 77-81. d. 1891.
L. R. Gwaltney, D. D., 76. (See c. 53.)
Samuel J. Kirkwood,*
LL. D., 76; Ph. D., 76, Lafayette Coll .; Vice- Pres, and Prof. of Mathematics and Astronomy. Univ. of Wooster, Wooster, O.
John Pollard, D. D., 76. (See. c. 60.)
1878
Thomas Duncan,* D. D., 78.
Charles Woodruff Shields,*
LL. D., 78; A. B., 44; D. D., 61, Princeton; Pastor, Presbyterian, N. Y., Pa., 49-65; Prof. at Princeton since 65; Prof. of the Harmony of Science and Revealed Religion, College of New Jersey, Princeton, N. J .; author of many essays and several volumes, including "Phil- osophia Ultima," 2 vols.
A. G. Wilkinson, Ph. D., 78 (Hon.) (See h. 59.)
1879
Otis J. Mason,* Ph. D., 79 (Hon.) (See c. 61.)
A. P. Montague,
A. M., 79 (Hon.); Ph. D., 88; Pres, Columbia Coll., Lake City, Fla .; ex-prof. Latin and Dean Columbia Coll., Wasb., D. C .; ex-pres. Furman Univ., S. C .; do. Howard Coll., Ala .; pres. Fla. Educational Assn., 15; ed. Letters of Cicero, Letters of Pliny; ex-mem. Cosmos Club, Wash., D. C. Lake City, Fla.
Charles Henry Nichols,*
LL. D., 79; M. D., 43, Univ. Pa .; Phys., N. Y. State Lunatic Asylum, 47-49; Phys., Blooming- dale Asylum, 49-52; Organized Govt. Hosp. for Insane, 52; Supt. of same until 77; Supt., Bloomingdale Asylum, N. Y., 77-89; Trustee, Col. Coll., 68-77. d. 1889.
1880
William A. Maury,
LL. D., 80; LL. B., 53, Harvard; Lawyer; prof. common law pleading; federal procedure; evi- dence and insurance, Geo. Wash. Univ .; Asst. U. S. Attorney-General, 89-93; mem. Spanish Treaty Claims Commis. 1767 Massachusetts Ave., Wash., D. C.
1881
Joseph H. France, D. D., 81. (See c. 68.)
William D. Hedden,* D. D., 81; Clergyman; Pastor at East Orange, N. J., since 55.
William R. Vaughan,* A. M., 81 (Hon.); A. B., -, William and Mary; M. D., -, Va. Med. Coll. Surg .; C. S. A .; Prin. Gordonville Female Inst.
1882
Richard Briscoe Cook, D. D., 82. (See c. 63.)
William M. Mew,* M. D., 82 (Hon.); Asst. Surgeon, U. S. Army. d. 1902.
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1882-96]
John Wesley Powell,*
Ph. D., 86 (Hon.), Univ. of Heidelberg; LL. D., 86, Harvard; Lecturer, Col. Univ., 81; Trustee, 81; priv. to Lt .- Col. U. S. Vols .; Prof. Ills. Wesleyan Univ .; Director U. S. Geological Survey; author of many reports and memoirs.
George William Walter,*
Mus. D., 82; Organist and Composer of Music, Wash., D. C .; clerk U. S. Treasury 70; author of various musical compositions, etc.
1883
George Van Derlip Leech, D. D., 83. (See c. 53.)
James Nelson, D. D., 83. (See c. 66.)
J. C. S. Richardson, A. M., 83 (hon.) (See c. 78.)
William Lyne Wilson, LL. D., 83. (See c. 60.)
1884
Robert Fletcher,*
M. D., 84 (hon.); M. R. C. S. 44; Surg. 1st Ohio Vols. 61-65 ;; act. asst. surg. U. S. A., Army Medical Museum, Wash., D. C .; lecturer on Medical Jurisprudence 84-88, Col. Univ. d. 1912.
1885
Albert R. Stuart,*
D. D., 85; Rector Christ Church. Georgetown, D. C.
1887
Thomas Chrowder Chamberlin,
LL. D., 87; ed. Journal of Geology; Head of Dept of Geology, Univ. of Chicago; Research Assoc., Carnegie Inst. of Wash .; author "Geo- logy of Wis," "General Treatise on Geology" (with R. D. Salisbury); "The Origin of the Earth," etc. Rosenwald Hall, Univ. of Chi- cago, and Hyde Park Hotel, 51st St. and Har- pcr Ave., Chicago, Il1.
1888
George F. Bagby, D. D., 88. (See c. 55.)
Charles S. Fairchild.
LL. D., 88 (hon.); A. B., 63, Harvard; LL. B., 65, and LL. D., 88, do .; Phi Beta Kappa; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Alpha Delta Pbi; Law- yer, N. Y. City; Atty. Genl. N. Y., 76-78; Asst. Sec. U. S Treas., 85-87; Sec. U. S. Treas., 87- 89; Ex-Treas. State Charities Aid Assn .; Vice- Pres. Charity Organization Soc. of N. Y .; mem. University, Harvard, Century Clubs (N. Y.), Metropolitan Club (Wash.) Cazenovia, N. Y.
Gardiner Greene Hubbard,* LL. D., 88; Trustee Col. Univ., 83.
J. L. Massey,* A. M., 88 (hon.) d. Staunton, Va.
1890
John M. Wilson,
LL. D., 90; Grad of U. S. Military Acad .; retired Brigadier General U. S. A .; Bvt. Lieut. Arty. 60; 2d Lieut. Arty. 61; 1st Lient. 61; transferred to Engrs. 62; Capt. Engrs. 63; Major 67; Lieut. Col .. 84; Col. 95; Supt. Pub- lic Bldgs and Grounds 85-89; Supt. U. S. Mili- tary Acad. 89-93; pres. Wash. Board of Trade 05-07; mem. Spanish War. 1733 Mass. Ave., Wash., D. C.
1894
Harry Cassell Davis, L. H. D., 94. (See c. 78.)
Theodore Nicholas Gill, LL. D., 94. (See h. 65.) Chastain C. Meador, D. D., 94. (Sce c. 57.)
James Seth, Sc. D., 94; A. M., 81, Univ. of Edinburgh,
Andrew Jackson Spears Thomas, D. D., 94; graduate Furman Univ., 75; South- ern Baptist Theological Seminary 79.
1895
Alfred Bagby (Rev.), D. D., 95. (See c. 47.)
Oliver Wolcott Gibbs,*
LL. D., 95; A. M., 41, Columbia Coll. (N. Y.); M. D., 45, Coll. Phys, and Surgs. N. Y .; LL. D. 73, Columbia Coll. (N. Y.), Harvard, Yale and Penna. d. 1908.
Samuel H. Greene,
LL. D., 95; D. D., 82, Univ. of Norwich; D. D., 91, Colgate Univ .; D. D., 91, Univ. of Roches- ter; LL. D., 95. Howard Univ .; Delta Upsilon, Theta Sigma Clerical Club; Pastor Calvary Baptist Church since 79; trustee Geo. Wash. Univ. 22 yrs .; acting pres. 3 yrs .; v .- pres. Northern Baptist Convention 07-08; author 20th Century S. S. lectures delivered before the Southern Baptist T. S., Louisville, Ky., 93; mem. Sons of Am. Revolution, Am. Institute Archaelogy and Am. Peace Soc. 1320 Q St., Wash., D. C.
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