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A DISCARDED BY NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY
GENERAL CATALOGUE
OF THE
OFFICERS, GRADUATES AND STUDENTS
OF
UNION COLLEGE,
FROM 1795 TO 1854.
6.1
comp. by athan Pearson
NEW HAMPERI DEC 14 1895
51961
STATE LIBRI
SCHENECTADED BY NRINHAD THISESSTAIGGSIBRADY . . 1854.
Edwall 7710, 415
HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY GIFT OF NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY APK 13 1934
1814557
NOTE BY THE COMPILER.
THIS Catalogue is sent forth by the compiler with many misgivings. While aware of its imperfections, however, he believes that he has used due diligence to make it as correct as his materials would allow. He has had to contend with imperfect records, the indifference of correspondents, and the treacherous memo- ries of his informants.
To such as have given him assistance in this thankless task, he desires to render his acknowledgments, and hopes that all persons who can, will furnish authentic information for an early and more perfect second edition.
JONATHAN PEARSON.
UNION COLLEGE, May 10, 1854,
INFORMATION.
THE only titles used in this Catalogue, are the ordinary academic and profes- sional degrees ;- a different course may be adopted in a future edition, if sufficient facts be received, in the meantime, to warrant it.
All blanks in the different columns, save the last, show want of information.
In the last column, if the year be inserted, it shows when the individual died ; if only a star, (*) simply the fact of his death.
The three arrangements of names under each year are as follows :
1st. The names of all the graduates of that year.
2d. The names of students in that class who pursued a partial or "University" course.
3d. The names of those who received honorary degrees.
/
CATALOGUE.
PRESIDENTS.
REV. JOHN BLAIR SMITH, D. D.
[He was the son of the Rev. Robert Smith, D. D., a Presbyterian Clergyman in Pequea, Penn., and Principal of the Classical and Theological Academy in that place; was born June 12, 1756, and graduated at the College of New-Jersey, in 1773. He studied The- ology with his brother, Rev. Samuel Stanhope Smith, D. D., at that time President of Hampden-Sidney College, Va .; and in 1779 succeeded his brother as Principal of the Seminary. He was installed over the Third Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, in De- cember, 1791 ; presided over Union College, from 1795 to June, 1799,-returned to his former charge in Philadelphia, and died August 22, 1799, aged 43.]
REV. JONATHAN EDWARDS, D. D.
[He was born at Northampton, Mass., May 26, 1745, O. S .;- the second son of Rev. Jona- than Edwards, afterwards President of the College of New-Jersey, where he graduated 1765, and studied Theology with Rev. Joseph Bellamy, D. D., Bethlem, Conn .; in 1767, was appointed Tutor in the College of New-Jersey, and soon after Professor ; 1769 took charge of a Church in New-Haven, Conn .; in 1796 was settled over the Church in Cole- brook, Com., where he continued till called to the Presidency of Union College, in 1799. Died August 1, 1801.]
REV. JONATHAN MAXCY, D. D.
[He was born in Attleborough, Mass., September 2, 1768 ; graduated at Brown University 1787 ; 1791 was appointed Professor of Divinity; 1792 elected President and ordained Pastor of the First Baptist Church, Providence, R. I. In 1802, lie was elected President of Union College ; in 1804, became first President of South Carolina College, Columbia, S. C., where he continued till his death, June 4, 1820, aged 52 years. ]
REV. ELIPHALET NOTT, D. D., LL. D. Since 1804.
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Names.
Residences.
From.
To.
Died.
TRUSTEES.
HON. ROBERT YATES,
ABRAHAM TEN BROECK, EsQ .; GOLDSBROW BANYAR, EsQ.,
Albany,
1795
1811.
1811.
Albany,
1795
1804.
1804.
HON. STEPHEN VAN RENSSELAER,
Albany,
1795
1800.
1839.
REV. JAMES V. C. ROMEYN,
Hackensack, N. J.
1795
1800.
*
HON. BERIAH PALMER,
Ballston,
1795
1812.
1812.
REV. AMMI ROGERS,
Ballston,
1795
1805.
1852.
JOHN GLEN, EsQ.,
Schenectady,
1795
1828.
NICHOLAS VEEDER, EsQ., ISAAC VROOMAN, EsQ.,
Schenectady,
1795
1804.
HON. HENRY WALTON, JAMES SHUTER, EsQ.,
Schenectady,
1795
1796.
HON. JOSEPH C. YATES,
Schenectady,
1795
1837.
1837,
ABRAHAM YATES, JR., EsQ.,
Schenectady,
1795
1796.
HON. JOHN FREY,
Palatine,
1795
1838.
1838.
REV. AARON CONDICT,
Kinderhook,
1795
1796.
*
HON. JONAS PLATT,
Whitestown,
1795
1795.
*
HON. JAMES COCHRANE, SAMUEL SMITH, EsQ., STEPHEN N. BAYARD, EsQ.,
Schenectady,
1795
1795.
1833.
REV. JONAS COE, D. D.,
Troy,
1795
1822.
1822.
HON. JAMES GORDON,
Ballston,
1795
1799.
1799.
D. CHRISTOPHER A. PICK,
Schenectady,
1795
1803.
Albany,
1795
1814.
1829.
Schenectady,
1795
1799.
1799.
Albany,
1795
1796.
*
New-York,
1796
1823.
1833.
Duanesburgh,
1796
DIRCK TEN BROECK, EsQ.,
Albany,
1796
1804.
*
HON. JOHN YATES,
Schenectady,
1796
1827.
1827.
HON. PHILIP S. VAN RENSSELAER,
Albany,
1796
1827.
1827.
HON. GUERT VAN SCHOONHOVEN,
Waterford,
1796
1847.
1847.
REV. ALEXANDER PROUDFIT, D. D., HON. JAMES EMOTT,
Albany,
1799
1804.
1850.
REV. JONATHAN EDWARDS, D. D.,
Schenectady,
1799
1801.
1801.
REV. ELIPHALET NOTT, D. D., LL. D. Albany,
REV. JOHN B. JOHNSON,
Albany,
1800
1802.
1803.
REV. JONATHAN MAXCY, D. D.,
Schenectady,
1802
1804.
1820.
HON. ABRAHAM OOTHOUT,
Schenectady,
1802
1822.
1822.
REV. JOHN H. MYER,
Schenectady;
1803
1810.
Albany,
1804
1809.
Albany,
1804
1810.
1810.
Schenectady,
1805
1843.
1843.
REV. SAMUEL BLATCHFORD, D. D., WILLIAM JAMES, EsQ.,
Albany
1827
1832.
1832.
HON. HENRY YATES,
Albany,
1827
1853.
1854.
REV. MARK TUCKER, D. D.,
Weathersfield, Ct.,
1829
1850.
HON. SILAS WRIGHT, JR.,
Canton,
1833
1838.
1847.
HON. JOHN P. CUSHMAN,
Troy,
1833
1848.
1848.
EDWARD C. DELAVAN, EsQ.,
Ballston Centre,
1837
REV. JACOB VAN VECHTEN, D. D.,
Albany,
1837
HON. ALONZO C. PAIGE, JACOB L. LANE, EsQ.,
Troy,
1838
HON. WILLIAM KENT, LL. D.,
New-York,
1843
1846.
RT. REV. ELIJAH HEDDING, D. D.,
Poughkeepsie,
1843
1852.
1852.
RT. REV. ALONZO POTTER, D.D., LL. D., Philadelphia, Pa.,
1847
HON. REUBEN H. WALWORTH, LL. D. Saratoga Springs,
JAMES BROWN, EsQ.,
New-York,
1847
*
Saratoga Springs,
1795
1833.
*
*
Herkimer,
1795
1796.
*
Saratoga,
1795
1800.
*
1795
1799.
REV. DIRCK ROMEYN, D. D., JOHN VERNOR HENRY, EsQ., REV. JOHN BLAIR SMITH, D. D., GEORGE MERCHANT, EsQ., STEPHEN N. BAYARD, EsQ., HON. WILLIAM NORTH,
Salem,
1798
1843.
1843.
REV. FREDERICK BEASLEY, D. D., WILLIAM PITT BEERS, EsQ., JAMES C. DUANE, EsQ.,
Lansingburgh,
1805
1829.
1829.
Schenectady,
1795
1807.
1807.
Albany,
1795
1798.
*
Schenectady,
1838
1847
*
1800
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Names.
Residences.
From.
To.
Died.
JOHN N. WILDER, EsQ.,
Albany,
1847
1848.
HON. IRA HARRIS, LL. D.,
Albany,
1848
HON. BRADFORD R. WOOD,
Albany,
1848
HON. WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL,
New-York,
1848
RICHARD M. BLATCHFORD, EsQ., New-York,
1850
REV. EBENEZER HALLEY, D. D.,
Troy,
1850
HON. DAVID H. LITTLE,
Cherry Valley,
1850
REV. J. TRUMBULL BACKUS, D. D., CLARKE B. COCHRANE, EsQ.,.
Schenectady,
1852
Schenectady,
1853
NOTE .- From the ycar 1804 to 1823, the following State Officers were Ex-officio Trustees, viz : the Chan- cellor, Judges of the Supreme Court, Attorney-General, Surveyor-General, Secretary of State, Comptroller, and Treasurer ; after 1823 the Governor and Lieutenant-Governor were added till 1847. Since the adoption of the new Constitution in 1847, the Ex-officio Trustees have been the Governor, Lieutenant-Governor, At. torney-General, Secretary of State, Comptroller and Treasurer.
PROFESSORS AND TUTORS.
JOHN TAYLOR, A. M. 1797, Professor of Math. and Nat. Phil. Died at Sche- [nectady, in 1801, aged 50 years.
REV. ANDREW YATES, D. D. 1797, Professor of Latin and Greek Languages; 1801, [resigned; 1814, re-appointed Professor of Moral Phil. and [Logic ; 182-, resigned ; 1844, died at Schenectady.
CORNELIUS H. VAN DER HEUVEL, LL. D. 1798, Professor of Math. and Nat. [Phil. ; 1799, died at Schenectady.
BENJAMIN ALLEN, LL. D. 1800, Professor of Math. and Nat. Phil .; 1809, re- [signed ; 1836, died at Hyde Park.
TIMOTHY TREADWELL SMITH, A. M. 1801, Professor of the Greek and Latin
[Languages ; 1803, died at Schenectady.
REV. JOHN YOUNGLOVE, A. M. 1802, Tutor ; 1805, resigned ; died at Brunswick. REV. JACOB BRODHEAD, D. D. 1802, Tutor; 1804, resigned; now resides at Brook- [lyn, L. I,
REV. CORNELIUS D. WESTBROOK, D. D. 1803-5, Tutor ; now resides at Kingston. THOMAS DUNLAP, A. M., M. D. 1803-5, Tutor ; now resides at Schenectady. REV. THOMAS MACAULEY, D. D. LL. D. 1805-6, Tutor; 1811-14, Lecturer on Math. [and Nat. Phil. ; 1814-22, Professor of Math. [and Nat, Phil., when he resigned; now re- [sides in New-York.
RT. REV. THOMAS C. BROWNELL, D. D. LL. D. 1805-6, Tutor; 1806-11, Professor [of Logic and Belles-Lettres; 1811-14, [Lecturer on Chemistry ; 1814-19, [Professor of Rhetoric and Chemistry, [when he resigned; now resides at [ Hartford, Conn.
AARON BLAKE. 1805-6, Tutor. Dead. REV. GARDINER BRAMAN PERRY, D. D. 1805-7, Tutor ; now resides at Groveland, [Mass. SAMUEL MACAULEY, M. D. 1806-10, Tutor. Dead.
REV. WILLIAM McMURRAY, D. D. 1806-7, Tutor. Died at New-York, Sept. 24, 1835, [aged 51 years. PIERRE GREGOIRE REYNAUD. 1806-22, Professor of the French Language. [Died at Philadelphia, Penn. REV. HENRY DAVIS, D. D. 1807, Professor of Greek Langnage. Died 1852, at Clin- [ton, N. Y.
THOMAS E. CLARKE, A. M. 1807-10, Tutor ; now Attorney at Utica. REV. NOAH M. WELLS. 1808-10, Tutor; now resides at Detroit, Mich. GIDEON HAWLEY, LL. D. 1809-10, Tutor; now resides at Albany. HENRY W. WARNER, A. M. 1809-11, Tutor ; now resides at New-York City. FREDERICK R. HASSLER. 1810-11, Professor of Math. and Nat, Phil, Died at [Philadelphia, in 184 -.
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REV. THOMAS T. WARNER, A. M. 1811-12, Tutor. Died in Paris, France, in 1849. REV. JOHN KIRBY, A. M. 1811-15, Tutor. Died at Newbury, Mass., Dec. 5, 1818,
[aged 36.
REV. EBENEZER H. SILLIMAN, A. M. 1811-13, Tutor. Died at Amsterdam.
REV. WALTER MONTEITH, A. M. 1812-15, Tutor. Died May 6, 1834, at New-York. REV. SAMUEL BACKUS, A. M. 1813-14, Tutor; now resides at Brooklyn.
REV. JOHN LUDLOW, D. D, 1815-16, Tutor; now Professor in Rutgers' College, N. J. REV. SAMUEL S. DAVIS, D. D. 1815-17, Tutor ; now resides in the State of Georgia. REV. BENJAMIN BLYDENBURGH WISNER, D. D. 1815-18, Tutor. Died at Bos- [ton, Mass., Feb. 9, 1835, aged 40.
REV. WILLIAM M. ADAMS, A. M. 1816-17, Tutor ; now resides at Mineral Point, Ill. REV. FRANCIS WAYLAND, D. D., LL. D. 1816-21, Tutor; Professor of Math. and [Nat. Phil. till 1826, when he resigned ; now [President of Brown University, R. I.
REV. BARNABAS BRUEN, A. M. 1817-19, Tutor. Died 1820.
REV. ROBERT PROUDFIT, D. D. 1818, Professor of Greek and Latin Languages. RT. REV. ALONZO POTTER, D. D., LL. D. 1819-22, Tutor ; 1822-26, Professor Math.
[and Nat. Phil., then resigned; 1831, Profes- [sor of Rhetoric and Nat. Phil .; 1845, resign- [ed; now resides at Philadelphia, Penn.
JOEL BENEDICT NOTT, A. M. 1820-22, Tutor; 1822, Lecturer on Chemistry ; [1823, Professor of Chemistry ; 1831, resigned ; now [resides at Guilderland.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN JOSLIN, M. D., LL. D. 1822-27, Tutor; 1827, Profes- [sor of Math. and Nat. Phil. ; 1837, [resigned ; now resides at New- [York City.
REV. JOHN AUSTIN YATES, D. D. 1823-27, Tutor; 1827, Professor of Oriental Liter- [ature ; 1849, died at Schenectady.
REV. EDWARD DAVIS, A. M. 1825-27, Tutor ; now resides at Ballston Centre.
REV. PIERRE ALEXIS PROAL, D. D. 1826-36, Instructor in the French Language; [now resides at Utica.
ISAAC W. JACKSON, LL. D. 1826, Tutor; 1831, Professor of Math. and Nat. [Phil.
REV. THOMAS C. REED, D. D. 1826, Tutor; 1831, Professor of Political Economy ; [1849, Professor Latin Language and Literature ; 1851, [resigned ; now resides at Geneva.
CHESTER AVERILL, A. M. 1828, Tutor; 1834, Professor of Chemistry and Bo- [tany; 1836, died at Salisbury, Conn.
REV. GEORGE W. EATON, D. D. 1829-30, Tutor; now Professor in Madison Univ.
REV. JOHN NOTT, A. M. 1830-39, Tutor; 1839, Assistant Professor of Rhetoric.
REV. SILAS TOTTEN, D. D. 1831-32, Tutor; now Professor in William and Mary's [College, Va.
DUNCAN L. STEWART, A. M. 1832-33, Tutor; now Professor in Trinity Col- [lege, Hartford, Conn. EDWARD SAVAGE, A. M. 1833, Tutor; 1837, Assistant Professor of Chem. and [Nat. Phil. ; died in Florida, 1839.
REV. ALBERT T. CHESTER, D. D. 1833-36, Tutor; now resides at Buffalo. JONATHAN PEARSON, A. M. 1836, Tutor ; 1839, Assistant Professor of Chem. [and Nat. Phil .; 1849, Professor of Chem. and Nat. [ History.
JOHN FOSTER, A. M. 1836, Tutor ; 1839, Assistant Professor of Math. and Nat. [Phil .; 1849, Professor of Nat. Phil.
BENJAMIN RICHARDS, A. M. 1836-7, Tutor; now resides at Columbia, S. C.
REV. WILSON INGALLS, A. M. 1836-7, Tutor ; now resides at Glenville.
REV. VILLEROY D. REED, A. M. 1837-38, Tutor ; now resides at Lansingburgh.
REV. JAMES NICHOLS, A. M. 1838, Tutor; 1839, Assistant Professor of Languages; [1841, resigned ; now resides at Geneseo.
J. LOUIS TELLKAMPF. 1838, Professor of German Language and Literature, and [Lecturer on Civil Polity and History; 1843, resigned ; [now Professor in the University of Breslau, Prussia.
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ROBERT BROWN, A. M. 1842, Tutor; 1846, Assistant Professor of Greek and [Latin Languages, when he resigned; now resides at New- [York City.
WILLIAM KELLY, A. M., M. D. 1842-6, Tutor; 1846-1854, Resident Physician [at Blackwell's Island, New-York. Lost at sea, 1854. WILLIAM MITCHELL GILLESPIE, A. M. 1845, Professor of Civil Engineering [and Adjunct Professor of Math.
HENRY POMEROY, A. M. 1845-6, Tutor; now resides at Fort Wayne, Ind. CLARKSON NOTT POTTER, A. M. 1845-7, Tutor ; now resides at New-York. PETER V. VEEDER. 1846-7, Tutor ; now resides at Germantown, Penn.
HIRAM H. PERRY, A. M. 1846-50, Tutor ; now resides at Savannah, Ga.
JOHN B. TIBBITS, A. M. 1847-8, Tutor ; now resides at Troy.
HOWARD POTTER, A. M. 1847-50, Tutor; now resides at New-York. M. WENDELL L'AMEREUX, A. M. 1849-53, Professor of Modern Languages, [and Assistant Professor of Belles Lettres ; now [resides at Albany.
ALEXANDER M. VEDDER, A. M., M. D. Professor of Anatomy and Physiology. REV. JOEL HUNTINGTON. 1849-50, Tutor ; now resides at Milwaukee, Wis.
REV. CHARLES H. TAYLOR. 1849-50, Tutor ; now resides at Ballston Centre. WILLIAM L. AIKIN, A. M. 1849-50, Tutor; now resides at New-York. TAYLOR LEWIS, LL. D. 1849, Professor of Greek Language and Literature. REV. LAUREN P. HICKOK, D. D. 1851, Vice-President and Professor of Moral and [Intellectual Philosophy.
CHARLES S. VEDDER. 1851-2, Tutor ; now resides at Schenectady. ELIAS PEISSNER, A. M. 1851, Assistant Professor of Latin, and Teacher of Ger- [man Language.
REV. JOHN NEWMAN, A. M. 1852, Professor of Latin Language and Literature.
TREASURERS.
DIRCK VAN INGEN, EsQ. 1797-1801, when he resigned. Died at Schenectady. STEPHEN N. BAYARD, EsQ. 1801-6, when he resigned. Died at New-York, in [1833.
HON. HENRY YATES. 1806-33, when he resigned. Died March 20, 1854, at Albany, [aged 84 years. JONAS HOLLAND, EsQ. 1833-9. Died at Schenectady, March, 1839. ALEXANDER HOLLAND, EsQ. 1839.
REGISTERS.
JONAS HOLLAND, EsQ. 1817-1839. Died at Schenectady, March, 1839. HOWARD NOTT, EsQ. 1839-43, now resides at Rexford Flats. ALEXANDER HOLLAND, EsQ. 1843.
STUDENTS.
Names.
Profession: Original Residence.
Last Residence.
Dead.
1797.
Cornelius D. Schermerhorn, Jos. Sweetman, A. M., D. D., John L. Zabriskie, A. M.,
Clergyman, Greenbush,
Canajoharie, 1830
Clergyman, Charlton,
Charlton.
Clergyman, Schenectady,
Millstone, N. J., 1850
3
Thomas Romeyn,
Clergyman, Schenectady,
Amsterdam.
1
Jonas Coe, A. M.
Clergyman, Lansingburgh,
Troy, 1822
Jacob Sickles, A. M.
Clergyman, Schenectady,
Kinderhook.
Robert Smith, A. M., John Blair Linn, A. M.,
Clergyman, Schenectady,
Pittsburgh, Penn., 1824
John B. Romeyn, A. M., Samuel Smith, A. M.,
Clergyman, Schenectady,
Albany,
1825
Clergyman, Saratoga.
6
1798.
Joshua Forman, Alex. McLeod, A. M., D. D.,
Clergyman,
Princetown,
New-York, 1833
Morris S. Miller, A. M.,
Lawyer, Troy,
Utica, 1824
Henry A. Oothout, A. M., Reuben Sears, A. M.,
Clergyman,
Ballston,
1846
John Nash Smith,
Schenectady,
6
Peter Myers,
German Flats.
1
Andrew Yates, A. M.,
Clergyman, Schenectady,
Schenectady, 1844
Peter Wilson, LL. D.
Professor, Columbia College,
New-York, 1823
Alex. Proudfit, A. M.,
Clergyman, Salem,
New-York,
*
1799.
Esopus,
New-York.
Salem,
1804
Lawyer,
Cherry Valley,
Cooperstown,
1847
Walter Case,
Lawyer, Poughkeepsie, Salem,
New-York.
John Cleveland, M. D.,
Physician,
Rutland, Vt., 1842
Jacob R. Evertson, Walter Evertson, David Hasbrouck, M. D.
Poughkeepsie, Esopus,
Ulster Co.,
*
Levi H. Palmer,
Lawyer,
Ballston,
Albany.
John Savage, LL. D.,
Lawyer,
Salem,
Utica.
Jolın C. Toll,
Clergyman,
Schenectady,
Glenville,
1848
Anthony Van Schaick, A. M. Lawyer,
Albany,
Albany,
*
Physician,
Poughkeepsie,
Pleasant Valley,
*
Pleasant Valley,
1845
Lawyer, Schenectady,
Schenectady,
*
3
George W. Bancker, M. D., Josiah Beattie, Robert Campbell,
Clergyman, Schenectady,
Savannah, Ga., 1820
Poughkeepsie.
12
Names.
Profession. Original Residence.
Last Residence.
Dead.
Herman Vedder, Israel Ward,
Clergyman, Rotterdam,
Gallatinı.
Clergyman, Orange Co.,
1824
14
Clergyman, Essex Co. N. J, Morristown, N. J., 1822 Livingston Manor. Livingston Manor, Livingston, 1835
Stephen Dodd, Jacob Livingston, Robert Leroy Livingston, Hubbell Loomis, Henry Ostrander, Jacob C. Ten Eyck,
Egbert Benson. LL. D.,
Lawyer,
New-York,
New-York,
1833
1
1800.
William Beattie,
Clerk, Princetown, Poughkeepsie.
Isaac Forman,
Physician,
Robert Hudson, A. M.,
Lawyer, Schenectady,
Lawyer,
Albany,
Albany.
N. Brunswick, N. J. 1840 * Albany, Schuylerville, *
John Duncan, David Guernsey, Abraham Lansing, Andrew McCollom, James McNish, George Palmer, Robert F. Smith, Richard Waring, John Warford,
Farmer,
Schenectady, Clifton Park, Lansingburgh. Cherry Valley, Salem, Stillwater. Schenectady, Ulster Co., Salem,
Ogdensburgh,
*
, Ohio, 1852
Philadelphia, Penn. Boston, Mass. Salem. 9
James Emott, A. M., John Dunlap, A. M.,
Lawyer,
Albany,
Poughkeepsie,
1850
Clergyman,
Cambridge,
Cambridge,
1829
2
1801.
Lawyer,
New-York.
Brooklyn.
Henry J. Frey, Samuel S. Lush,
Lawyer,
Esopus, Marbletown, Canajoharie, Albany, Clermont,
Palatine, Albany,
Alexander Wilson, Corns. D. Westbrook, A.M., D.D.Clergyman, Rochester, Ulster co.Kingston.
John Younglove, D. D., Clergyman, Cambridge, Brunswick, 1833
7
Thomas Butler, John Cramer, Sylvanus Haight, Anthony LeMarchand, Henry Schenck, Samuel B. Smith, William Van Ingen, John Van Ness,
Niagara. Saratoga, Fishkill. Canada. Fishkill.
Waterford.
Schenectady, Philadelphia, Penn. Schenectady,
*
Schenectady, Red Hook.
8
1802.
Clergyman, Norfolk, Conn., Rhinebeck, Waterford,
Becket, Mass.
*
Lawyer,
Clergyman,
Schenectady,
Troy.
Union Village,
1832
6
Gerrit Y. Lansing, Aug. F. R. Taylor, A. M., M D., Physician, Richard Vander Heyden, Walter Van Veghten,
Schenectady,
Troy,
Saratoga,
Albany.
*
Schenectady, 1823
7
Schenectady. Clifton Park, 1831
Physician,
Evert A. Bancker, Jacob Brodhead, A. M., D. D., Clergyman,
Joseph L. Mills, John R. Sands, James Van Schoonhoven, Peter Van Buren, A. M.,
Esopus. Coeymans.
12
Names.
Profession.
Original Residence.
Last Residence.
Dead.
Henry Van Derlyn,
Lawyer,
Esopus,
Oxford.
Abraham D. Van Horne,
Lawyer,
Minden,
Poughkeepsie,
*
Jonathan Ward, John B. Yates, A. M.,
Lawyer,
Schenectady,
Chittenango,
8
Albany.
Va. Montreal, C. E.
Charlton,
Albany,
1823
Walter Patterson,
Philadelphia,
New-York.
Saratoga. ,
Schenectady,
Schenectady, **
Albany.
Lawyer,
Claverack.
Salem,
Salem.
10
1803.
Frederick J: Barclay. Abraham Bockee, William C. Bowen,
Lawyer,
Physician,
Dutchess Co., Providence R. I., Nine Partners, Nine Partners, Taunton, Mass., Schenectady, Schenectady, Shawangunk, Salem, Brimfield, Mass. Providence R. I., Ballston,
North East. Providence, R. I., *
Richard De Cantillon, Tobias S. De Cantillon, Artemas Dean,
Clergyman,
Schenectady. Schenectady.
Alexander G. Fonda, M. D., Thomas Hardenburgh,
Physician,
German Flats,
*
New-York: City.
Jas. M. Matthews, A. M., D. D.,Clergyman, Jonathan Morgan, Lawyer, Joseph C. Nightingale, Thomas Palmer, A. M. Lawyer, John Taylor, Physician,
Schenectady,
John W. Taylor, A. M.,
Lawyer,
Charlton,
Solomon Ward, James Warford,
Clergyman,
Salem.
Cambridge,
*
Gideon Starr, Andrew Stewart,
Farmer,
Kingston, C. W.,
Quebec, 1850
Gilbert Anson Tennant, Cornelius Van Buren.
Springfield,
New-Orleans, La.
4
Moss Kent, A. M.,
Lawyer,
Cooperstown, Poughkeepsie,
Watertown,
*
Willianı Slosson, A. M.,
2
1804.
T. C. Brownell, D. D., LL. D.,Clergyman, John Glen,
Andrew N. Kittle, A. M., D. D., Clergyman, Daniel Livingston, A. M., T. Macauley, D. D., LL. D., Wm. McMurray, A. M., D. D., Clergyman, Abraham Morrell, Lawyer,
Clergyman,
Westport, Mass., Schenectady, Kinderhook, Oak Hill, Salem, Schenectady, Salem,
Hartford, Conn. Schenectady, Stuyvesant.
New-York.
New-York, 1835
Albany.
Schenectady, 1838
Groveland, Mass.
New-York, *
Schenectady, 1835
Albany,
Albany, Albany.
*
Samuel E. Warford,
Harmanus Peek, A. M., Lawyer, Gardiner B. Perry, A. M., D. D., Clergyman, Daniel Rogers, Lawyer, Stephen N. Rowan, A. M., D. D.,Clergyman, Phillip Van Vechten, A. M., Teunis Van Vechten, A. M. Lawyer,
Schenectady,
Norton, Mass., Hudson, Salem,
Albany, Salem.
17
Schenectady,
Schenectady, 1801
*
Schenectady. Lansingburgh. Cleveland, Ohio.
*
Hyde Park, Salisbury Mills.
Thomas Dunlap, A. M., M. D., Physician,
Hyde Park, *
Joseph Roe, H. Glen Van Ingen, Henry K. Van Rensselaer, James A. Van Rensselaer, John Williams,
Physician,
Wessel Gansevoort, Thomas Grigg, Alexander Henry, James Low, M. D.,
Poughkeepsie,
*
*
14
Names, Profession. Original Residence, Last Residence.
Dead,
William C. Whitridge, M. D. Physician,
Compton, R. I.,
New-Bedford Mass.
15
Schenectady,
Lawyer,
Morristown, N. J., Newark, N. J.
Livingston Manor.
Ballston.
Schenectady.
6
Clergy man,
Boston, Mass.,
Boston, Mass., 1833
Lawyer, Albany,
Albany, 1832
Clergyman,
New-York,
Princeton, N. J., 1850
3
1805.
J. B. V. Barclay, James I. Bill,
New-York. Cattskill,
1830
Charles A. Foote,
Lawyer,
Delhi,
Delhi,
1828
Charles K. Lawrence,
Fort Edward,
Red Hook,
Philadelphia, 1834
1840
New-York,
New-York, *
Schenectady,
Schenectady, 1840
Poughkeepsie.
Clergyman, North Kingston, R. I.Poughkeepsie, King:& Q. Co., Va. Shawangunk, Red Hook, New-York.
*
Lawyer,
13
Matthew Van Horne, James Barry,
Fonda. Albany. Schenectady.
Johnstown. Ballston.
Canajoharie.
Farmer,
Schenectady,
Physician,
Schenectady,
Schenectady. Geneva,
*
Ballston,
Delaware Co.
11
1806.
John Beattie,
Clergyman, Salem,
Lockport. Fonda.
Harmon Brower,
Andrew Craig, Cornelius C. Cuyler, D. D. Jesse Fonda, Cornelius D. R. Lansing,
Clergyman,
Schenectady,
Philadelphia, Penn. 1850 Orange Co., 1812
Clergyman,
Watervliet,
Syracuse. Hackensack, N. J., *
John S. Mabon,
Clergyman,
Florida,
North Norwich.
Herkimer.
Albany.
William Thompson,
Merchant, Stillwater.
Clergyman, Albany,
Teacher, Albany,
Clergyman, Argyle,
1824
14
Schenectady.
L'g Meadow, Mass.,Schenectady, *
*
Clergyman, Albany,
Edmond G. Perlee, Matthew Myers, John Canfield Spencer, LL. D. Lawyer,
Farmer, Amenia, Herkimer, Albany,
Albany, *
*
Teunis A. Van Vechten, Simon Van Vranken, Thomas White,
John Barker, David Burt,
*
Gilbert R. Livingston, D. D. Ebenezer P. Maxwell,
Clergyman, Clergyman, Charlton,
Job McLaren, Abraham Oothout, Ephraim T. Paine, John Reed, A. M., D. D., Benjamin N. Robinson, Zachariah Schoonmaker, Robert R. Tillotson,
Nicholas DeGraff, Alfred Edwards. Montgomery Livingston, Samuel McCrea, Martin Roof, Henry Wendell, Peter Wendell, Marcus DeForrest, Charles Augustus Root,
Farmer, Johnstown, New-York,
*
Cornelius Glen, Benjamin Haight. Thomas Kinney, John McFethers Livingston, William Sears, Henry Veeder,
Thomas Baldwin, D. D., John Lansing, Jr., LL. D., Samuel Miller, D. D.,
15
Names. Profession. Original Residence. Last Residence.
Dead.
William R. Dunn, S. Lansing. Edward Mitchell, John Veeder,
Henry Kollock, D. D., John Henry Hobart, D. D.,
Clergyman, Princeton, N. J , Clergyman, New-York,
Princeton, N. J., 1823
New-York, 1831
2
1807.
T. Romeyn Beck, M. D., LL. D.Professor, Thomas Boyd,
Schenectady,
Albany.
*
Thomas E. Clark, A. M.
Lawyer,
Albany, Paris,
Utica.
William E. Dodge, Adam Empie, A. M., D. D.,
Clergyman,
Johnstown. Schenectady,
Richmond, Va.
John Kirby, A. M.,
Clergyman,
Charlton, Albany,
Newbury, Mass., 1818
Stephen Lush, Jr., A. M., William S. Radcliff, Lawyer,
New-York,
Dirck L. Vanderheyden, A. M.,
Albany,
1826
Nicholas Van Vranken, A. M., Merchant,
Schenectady,
Schenectady.
Peter S. Wynkoop, A. M.,
Clergyman,
Kinderhook,
Greenbush, 1848
11
Princetown. Canterbury, Conn., Canterbury, Conn.
Clergyman,
Cambridge,
Clergyman,
Cambridge,
Taylorstown, Penn. Virgin Springs, N. C. *
Cornelius Truax,
Schenectady. Catskill.
James R. Van Vranken,
Richard Wait,
New-London, Conn., New-London, Conn. Schenectady,
9
Theodoric C. Lansing, D. D., Clergyman, New-York.
1
1808.
John C. Bruyn,
John W. Cady, A. M.,
Lawyer,
Shawangunk, Florida,
Johnstown, 1854
John Campbell,
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