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1907
*WILLIAM JAY GAYNOR; LLD; studied law and newspaper work New York and Brooklyn 73-5; adm to bar 75; prac law Brooklyn 75-93; judge supreme court NY 93-09; mayor New York 09-13; d at sea 10 S 13
*WILLIAM BOARDMAN WALLACE; DD; AB Ac 90; RTS 93; ord Oswego 28 Je 93; p Owsego 93-6; Utica 96-07; Cleveland O 07-11; Brooklyn NY 11-4; Roches- ter 14-5; d Rochester 26 Je 15
1908
*WILLIAM ELDRIDGE HATCHER; LHD; AB Richmond C, Va 58; DD; LLD DU; p. Manchester Va 58-67; Baltimore Md 67-8; Petersburg Va 68-75; Rich- mond 75-01; ev; financial representative Richmond C; founder and pres Fork Union Mil Acad; editor Religious Herald; Baltimore Bapt; Bapt Argus; d Fork Union Va 24 Ag 12
CORNELIUS SAMUEL SAVAGE; DD; AB BU 78; RTS 81; AM BU 90; DD 08; ord Hannibal Mo 2 F 82; p Hannibal 82-6; Ogdensburg NY 87-91; Hamilton 91-00; Oswego 00-18; field sec Ministers and Missionaries Benefit Board NBC, res New York 18 -; ad 23 E 26th St, New York
FREDERICK AUGUSTUS VOGT; AM; AM DartC 12; prin GS Buffalo 82-92; prin Hutchinson-Central HS 92 -; ad 69 Berkeley Place, Buffalo, NY
1909
ERNEST FOX NICHOLS; graduate student in physics CornU 89-92; graduate student U of Berlin 94-6; graduate student Cambridge U 04-5; received Rumford medal of American Acad of Arts and Scis 05; see fac record, p 18; ad New Haven, Ct
FREDERICK TOWNE PROCTOR; AM; mercantile and manufacturing bus Boston Mass 75-90; Utica NY 90 -; director 2d Natl Bank Utica; pres St Luke's Home and Hospital; ad 318 Genesee St, Utica, NY
[Degrees conferred at inauguration of President Bryan, October 20th.]
HERMANN CARL GEORGE BRANDT; LHD; AB HamC 72; AM 75; PhD 93; student U Goettingen; Freiburg; Strassburg; instructor HamC 74-6; assoc prof German Johns Hopkins U 76-82; prof German HamC 83 -; ad Clinton, NY
JOHN MASON CLARKE; ScD; AB AmC 77; AM 82; PhD Marburg 98; LLD AmC 02; ScD PrU 19; student U Goettingen 82-4; prof geology and mineralogy Smith C, Mass 81-4; lecturer on geology Mass State Agricultural C, Amherst 85-6; asst NY state paleontologist 86; prof geology and mineralogy Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy 94 -; asst state geologist 94; state paleontologist 98-04; state geologist and paleontologist and director state museum and sci division dept of education NY 04 -; received Hayden gold medal 08; Spindiaroff prize international congress of geologists Stockhom Sweden 10; ad Education Building, Albany, NY FREDERICK CARLOS FERRY; ScD; AB WmsC 91; AM 94; AM Harv 95; PhD Clark U, Mass 98; LLD HamC 17; WmsC 17; fellow in math Clark U, Mass 95-8; student U of Christiania 98-9; Berlin, Leipzig and Goettingen 99; instructor in Latin, Greek and math WmsC 91-4; asst prof math 99-02; prof math 02-17; dean 02-17; pres and prof math HamC 17 -; ad Clinton, NY
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FRANK ALBERT FETTER; LLD; AB Ind U 91; PhM CornU 92; PhD Halle 94; bookseller Peru Ind 83-90; student The Sorbonne, and Ecole de Droit Paris 92-3; Halle 93-4; instructor in political economy CornU 94-5; prof Ind U 95-8; Leland Stanford Junior U, Cal 98-00; prof political economy and finance Corn U 01-10; economics and distribution 10-1; prof economics and head dept history and economics PrU 11 -; commissioner NY state board of charities 10-1; general manager War Camp Community service 18-9; ad Princeton, NJ
GEORGE MATHER FORBES; LLD; AB UR 78; AM 81; assoc prin Genesee and Wyoming S, Alexander 72-3; prin Arcade Un Sch and Acad 73-6; student Luisen- Staedtischen Realschule Berlin 74-5; assoc prin Overhiser Sch Brooklyn NY 78-81; prof Greek UR 81-90; phil and education 90 -; ad 64 Edgerton St, Rochester, NY
ALBERT GRANGER HARKNESS; student Berlin, Leipzig and Bonn 79-83; see fac record, p 16; ad 7 Cooke St, Providence, RI
FRANK SMALLEY; LLD; AB SyrU 74; AM 76; PhD 91; LLD Union 09; instruc- tor in geology, zoology and botany SyrU 74-7; adjunct prof Latin 77-81; prof Latin lang and lit 81-93; Gardner Baker prof Latin lang and lit 93 -; registrar 94-00; lecturer on Roman law Cof Law 95-02; dean C of Liberal Arts 00-17; acting chancellor summer 03, 08-9; vice-chancellor em 17 -; ad 607 University Av, Syra- cuse, NY
JAMES ALBERT WOODBURN; LLD; AB Ind U 76; AM 85; PhD Johns Hop- kins U 90; prof American history Ind U 90 -; ad Bloomington, Ind
1910
NELSON APPLETON MILES; LLD; LLD Harv 96; LLD BU 01; first lt 22d Mass infantry 61-2; It-col 61st NY infantry 62; col 62-4; brigadier-gen of volun- teers 64-5; maj-gen 65-6; col 40th US infantry 66-80; brigadier-gen USA 80-90; maj-gen 90-00; lt-gen 00-3; senior officer commanding USA 95-03; ret 03 -; awarded Congressional Medal of Honor 92, for distinguished gallantry at Chancellorsville; representative of US at Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee 97; ad Washington, DC CHESTER FAIRMAN RALSTON; DD; PhB Oberlin C, O 92; AM 94; Oberlin TS, O 93-4; ord Fredericktown 22 N 94; sup Fredericktown 94-5; p Monroe- ville 95-8; Warren 98-04; Gloversville NY 04-9; Yonkers 09-16; Oberlin O 16 -; ad 199 E College St, Oberlin, O
EVERETT EDWIN RISLEY; AM; AB WmsC 00; adm to bar Rochester 14 N 05; prac law Utica 05-9; dep attorney-gen NY 09-11; prac law Utica 11-6; asst cashier Natl Bank of Commerce, New York 16 -; ad Natl Bank of Commerce, New York
19II
JOHN BURROUGHS; LHD; LittD Yale 10; t 56-64; treasury clerk 64-73; natl bank examiner 73-84; lit and fruit culture 74 -; ad West Park, NY
GEORGE BARTON CUTTEN; DD; AB Ac 96; AM; AB Yale 97; BD 03; PhD 04; ord Montowese Ct Ag 97; p Montowese 97-9; New Haven 99-04; Corning NY 04-7; Columbus O 07-10; pres Ac 10 -; ad Wolfville, NS
*ALEXANDER HAMILTON ROGERS; DD; AB Hobart C 57; Gen TS New York 57-8; DeLancey DS Geneva 61; ord PE Syracuse 20 Ag 61; rector Moravia 64-9; Three Rivers Mich 3 years; Candor NY and vic 78-86; Greene 86-97; Hamilton 97-14; rector em 14-7; d Hamilton 14 My 17
FRANK ARTHUR VANDERLIP; LLD; AM U of Ill 05; LLD PrU 19; student U of Ill; UChic; reporter and financial editor Chicago Tribune 89-94; assoc editor Economist, Chicago 94-7; private sec to US sec of treasury Lyman Judson Gage 97; asst sec of treasury 97-01; vice pres Natl City Bank New York 01-9; pres 09-19; director many cos; ad Scarborough-on-Hudson, NY
1912
THOMAS EDWARD FINEGAN; LLD; State Normal C 89; AM HamC 94; PdB State C for Teachers 09; LLD HamC 17; prin public sch W Fulton 89-90; sch
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HONORARY ALUMNI
commissioner Schoharie co 91-2; supervisor of examinations state dept of public instruction 92-04; asst in examinations division education dept 04; chief law di- vision education dept 04-8; asst commissioner of education, in charge of ele- mentary education in state, and state normal schs 08-15; dep commissioner 15-9; trustee State C for Teachers; state supt public instruction Pa, res Harrisburg 19 -; ad Harrisburg, Pa
PERLEY OAKLAND PLACE; LittD; AB DartC 93; AB Harv 94; AM DartC 96; t Greek and Latin Little Rock Acad, Little Rock Ark 94-7; graduate student Harv 97-8; classical master Brookline HS, Mass 98-00; with American Book Co New York 00-1; instructor in Latin SyrU 01-3; asst prof Latin 04-5; assoc prof 05-8; prof 08 -; ad 1204 E Adams St, Syracuse, NY
LUCY MAYNARD SALMON; LHD; AB UMich 76; AM 83; prin McGregor HS, Ia 76-81; t history Ind State NS 83-6; fellow in history Bryn Mawr U, Pa 86-7; assoc prof history VasC 87-9; prof 89 -; student Paris and Florence 98-00; ad Poughkeepsie, NY
FRANCIS LYNDE STETSON; LLD; AB WmsC 67; AM; LLB ColU 69; LLD St John's C, Md; adm to bar, NY 69; prac law New York 69 -; member Stetson, Jennings and Russell 94 -; gen counsel Southern Railroad Co, US Rubber Co, In- ternational Mercantile Marine Co, N P Railroad Co; pres N P Railroad Co; di- rector many cos; ad 15 Broad St, New York; res 4 E 74th St
1913
FRANCIS GRANT BLAIR; LLD; Ill State Normal U 92; BS Swarthmore C 97; LLD Ill Wesleyan U 16; prin schs Malden Ill 86-9; Leroy 92-5; prin Franklin Sch Buffalo NY 97-9; supt training dept Eastern Ill NS 99-06; state supt public instruction 06 -; ad Capitol, Springfield, Ill; res 629 S 2d St
ARTHUR HENRY NORTON; AM; ScB SyrU 99; PdD 16; vice-prin and training class t Mexico Acad 99-00; prin 00-4; prin and treasurer Cook Acad 04-11; prof math and astronomy Elmira C 11-9; vice-pres 16-9; YMCA service overseas 17-8; divisional sec 18; pres Keuka C 19 -; ad Keuka Park, NY
1914
JOHN HUSTON FINLEY; LHD; AB Knox C, Ill 87; AM; LLD Park C, Mo 95; Knox C 99; U of Wis 04; PrU 05; Tulane 06; WmsC; DartC; Hobart C; Columbia U; sec State Charities Aid Assoc, New York 89-92; pres Knox C 92-9; prof politics PrU 00-3; pres C of the City of New York 03-13; pres U of the State of New York and commissioner of education 13 -; Harv exchange lecturer on Hyde Foun- dation Sorbonne Paris 10-1; Knight, Legion of Honor, France; Order of the Crown, Italy; Officer, Imperial Order of the Rising Sun, Japan; head Red Cross Com- mission to Palestine 18; ad State Education Building, Albany, NY
*CHARLES WILLIAM KENT; LittD; AM U of Va 82; PhD U Leipzig 87; LLD U of Ala 06; joint founder and head master U Sch, Charleston SC 82-4; student Goet- tingen, Berlin, Leipzig 84-7; licentiate in German and French U of Va 87-8; prof English and modern langs U of Tenn 88-93; English lit, rhetoric and belles lettres, Linden Kent Memorial Sch of English Lit, U of Va 93-17; d Charlottes- ville 5 0 17
1915
JOHN BETTS CALVERT; DD; AB UR 76; AM; UTS 79; DD Shurtleff C 94; ord 80; asst p New York 81-7; editor and proprietor Christian Inquirer, New York 88-95; one of editors of Examiner, consolidated with Christian Enquirer, 95-12; res New York 12 -; ad 201 W 57th St, New York
ROBERT LANSING; LLD; AB AmC 86; LLD 15; PrU 17; adm to bar, NY 89; prac law Watertown, member Lansing and Lansing, 89-07; assoc counsel for US, Behring Sea arbitration 92-3; counsel for US, Behring Sea Claims Commission 96-7; solicitor and counsel for US, Alaskan Boundary Tribunal 03; counsel, North Atlantic Coast Fisheries arbitration at the Hague 09-10; agent US, American
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HONORARY ALUMNI
and British claims arbitration 12-4; counsellor for Dept of State 14-5; sec of state Je 15 -; commissioner American Commission to negotiate peace, Paris France 18-9; ad Dept of State, Washington, DC; and Watertown, NY
BENJAMIN IDE WHEELER; LHD; AB BU 75; PhD U Heidelberg 85; LLD PrU 96; Harv 00; BU 00; Yale 01; Johns Hopkins U 02; U of Wis 04; Ill C04; DartC 05; Columbia U 06; LittD U of Athens 12; instructor Latin and Greek BU 79-81; instructor German Harv 85-6; acting prof classical philology CornU 86-7; prof comparative philology 87-8; Greek and comparative philology 88-99; pres U of Cal 99-19; prof Greek lit American Sch of Classical Studies, Athens 95-6; Roose- velt prof U of Berlin 09-10; ad Berkeley, Cal
1916
HENRY CHURCHILL KING; LHD; AB Oberlin C 79; BD Oberlin TS 82; AM Harv 83; DD Oberlin C 97; Western Reserve U 01; Yale 04; LLD U of Ill 08; Miami U 09; STD Columbia U 09; DD U of Chicago 16; Harv 16; tutor Latin and math Oberlin Acad, O 79-82; assoc prof math Oberlin C 84-90; phil 90-1; prof phil 91-7; theology 97 -; dean 01-2; pres 02 -; lectured in India, China, Japan 09-10; director religious work dept YMCA for France 18-9; ad Oberlin, O
WILLIAM OAKMAN STEARNS; DD; AB Harv 78; NTI 83; ord Cazenovia 9 O 84; p Cazenovia 84-93; Glens Falls 93-05; New Woodstock 06-18; Cong ch Hamil- ton 18 -; ad Hamilton, NY
1918
SYLVESTER BURNHAM; ord Holyoke Mass 7 JI 73; p Amherst 73-4; t Worces- ter Acad 74-5; ret Newburyport 18 -; see fac record, p 15; ad 386 High St, Newburyport, Mass
CHARLES HOLMES HERTY; ScD; PhB U of Ga 86; PhD Johns Hopkins U 90; asst chemist Ga state experiment station 90-1; instructor chemistry U of Ga . 91-4; adj prof 94-02; collaborator, bureau of forestry, US Dept of Agriculture 01-2; expert 02-4; with Chattanooga Pottery Co 04-5; prof chemistry U of NC 05-16; editor Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, New York 17 -; studied U of Berlin, U of Zurich, 99, 00; ad 35 E 41st St, New York
CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN; ScD; student Dept of ArchitectureCornU 86-8; asst prof architecture CornU 95-03; prof 03 -; dean College of Architecture 08 -; ad Ithaca, NY
1919
ARTHUR EUGENE BESTOR; LLD; AB UChic 01; prof history and political sci FC 01-3; lecturer on political sci extension division UChic 04-12; asst gen direc- tor Chautauqua Institution, Chautauqua NY 05-7; director 07-15; pres 15 -; ad Chautauqua, NY
CLEVELAND KING CHASE; LittD; AB Oberlin C 91; AM 96; hon fellow in Latin UChic 93-4; graduate scholar 94-5; fellow 95-6; instructor in Latin Oberlin C, O 96-9; studied Goettingen U 99-00; American Sch of Classical Studies, Rome 00-1; asst prof Latin State U of Ia 01-2; prof Latin Earlham C, Ind 02-11; Ham C 11 -; ad Talcott House, Clinton, NY
CHARLES LEE REESE; ScD; AB U of Va 84; PhD Heidelberg U 86; asst in chemistry Johns Hopkins U 86-8; prof chemistry Wake Forest C, NC 88; SC Mil Acad 88-96; instructor Johns Hopkins U 96-00; chief chemist NJ Zinc Co, chief chemist Eastern Dynamite Co and director eastern laboratory 02-6; in charge chemical division high explosives operating dept E I du Pont de Nemours Powder Co 06-11; chemical director 11 -; ad Du Pont Building, Wilmington, Del
PERRY JAMES STACKHOUSE; DD; AB Ac 99; BD UChic 04; ord St John NB 28 S 99; p St John 99-01; Chicago Ill 01-4; St John NB 04-7; Campbellton 07-10; Amherst NS 10-4; Utica NY 14 -; ad Utica, NY
SUMMARY
SUMMARY BY CLASSES: COLLEGE
STUDENTS
LIVING
Matriculated
Graduated
Graduates Non-Graduates
1835
18
8
1836
37
22
1837
26
12
1838
79
38
1839
27
16
1840
44
24
1841
27
14
1842
33
25
1843
45
29
1844
37
17
1845
41
20
1846
51
26
1847
38
17
1848
39
18
1849
55
22
2
9
1850
52
30
5
1851
28
4
7
1852
28
7
1
5
1853
21
9
4
1854
26
15
5
1855
34
20
4
6
1856
50
28
3
10
1857
34
21
3
3
1858
53
23
1
15
1859
35
22
6
8
1860
32
15
2
6
1861
44
24
5
12
1862
33
18
5
4
1863
33
11
2
7
1864
33
9
3
11
1865
36
18
6
11
1866
26
11
1
9
1867
22
10
4
6
1868
19
10
3
6
1869
14
10
3
2
1870
19
12
6
3
389
SUMMARY
STUDENTS
LIVING
Matriculated
Graduated
Graduates
Non-Graduates
1871
23
10
4
7
1872
26
16
13
2
1873
50
38
25
4
1874
28
22
13
4
1875
37
27
14
4
1876
28
19
10
7
1877
33
21
12
8
1878
29
17
7
8
1879
30
20
14
3
1880
20
12
10
5 .
1881
24
16
9
5
1882
37
23
15
11
1883
30
17
12
7
1884
28
21
14
7
1885
32
20
14
9
1886
41
26
17
13
1887
24
17
15
6
1888
31
19
12
11
1889
28
17
14
10
1890
53
33
27
14
1891
37
25
21
11
1892
43
21
19
22
1893
47
20
17
23
1894
46
27
25
18
1895
53
25
20
23
1896
36
20
18
12
1897
48
30
29
18
1898
58
33
29
21
1899
46
25
22
19
1900
48
29
29
17
1901
50
31
27
16
1902
42
34
34
7
1903
52
35
34
15
1904
52
36
35
16
1905
57
35
32
21
1906
57
37
36
17
1907
55
41
36
14
1908
81
43
39
36
1909
89
55
53
28
1910
110
70
69
38
1911
90
48
46
40
1912
117
74
71
40
1913
118
78
77
37
1914
129
83
83
45
1915
127
90
88
36
1916
131
95
94
33
390
COLGATE UNIVERSITY
STUDENTS
LIVING
Matriculated
Graduated
Graduates
Non-Graduates
1917
173
113
111
59
1918
173
91
91
80
1919
189
66
65
120
4255
2456
1681
1181
SUMMARY BY CLASSES: SEMINARY
1822
7
5
1823
11
9
1824
12
10
1825
10
7
1826
20
16
1827
18
10
1828
14
11
1829
24
12
1830
20
8
1831
27
10
1832
4
1833
25
12
1834
12
1837
2
1838
14
6
1839
12
8
1840
12
7
1841
14
10
1842
17
15
1844
14
11
1845
15
13
1846
14
12
1847
10
9
1848
22
17
1849
16
9
1850
14
9
1851
9
2
2
1852
7
7
1
1853
5
4
1854
6
4
1855
5
5
1856
11
10
2
1857
10
6
1
1
1858
16
15
3
1
1859
20
16
3
1860
21
17
1861
14
9
2
1
391
SUMMARY
STUDENTS
LIVING
Matriculated
Graduated
Graduates
Non-Graduates
1862
13
9
2
1863
10
9
3
1864
13
11
3
1865
18
11
2
4
1866
9
8
2
1867
12
10
4
1868
7
7
1
1869
7
5
4
1
1870
9
5
1
1
1871
5
5
2
1872
12
10
6
1873
12
10
3
1
1874
20
12
8
5
1875
27
21
13
4
1876
15
11
9
2
1877
4
1
1
1878
19
14
8
2
1879
11
9
5
1
1880
13
11
4
1
1881
19
10
8
3
1882
14
11
9
2
1883
18
11
8
6
1884
21
15
11
4
1885
19
13
9
3
1886
16
8
7
5
1887
25
18
15
7
1888
25
15
11
6
1889.
14
8
7
4
1890
18
15
13
3
1891
21
15
13
6
1892
21
9
8
10
1893
23
18
14
5
1894
20
13
11
6
1895
20
14
12
6
1896
16
10
7
5
1897
27
17
15
10
1898
19
13
13
6
1899
20
10
9
8
1900
23
16
16
6
1901
19
11
11
7
-
1902
14
10
8
4
1903
14
6
6
8
1904
16
11
10
4
1905
17
13
13
4
1906
13
8
8
.
4
1907
13
13
13
392
COLGATE UNIVERSITY
STUDENTS
LIVING
Matriculated
Graduated
Graduates
Non-Graduates
1908
26
17
16
9
.
1909
18
17
16
1
1910
21
19
19
2
1911
16
13
12
3
1912
14
13
13
1913
17
17
17
1914
26
20
20
6
1915
21
11
10
10
1916
23
20
20
3
1917
14
11
10
3
1918
20
14
14
5
1919
12
7
7
5
1473
1020
551
217
TOTALS
Matriculated :
College
4255
Seminary
1473
Honorary
291
Alumni (less 729 names repeated)
5290
Living Alumni:
College and Seminary (less 356 names repeated)
3274
Honorary
.91
Total living alumni
3365
SUMMARY BY OCCUPATIONS
[In the table below column I includes those who were students in both college and seminary: column II those in college alone: column III those in seminary alone.
This table is only approximately complete. For the earlier years especially, it has been impossible to secure full data: death has eliminated not a few from this classification: many of the alumni have been engaged in various pursuits; and, in such cases, the only occupation here recognized is the one judged to be distinctive.]
I
[I
III
Total
Authors.
2
9
11
Business
17
728
21
766
Chemists
1
78
79
Dentists
1
16
17
Editors
6
46
4
56
Engineers
68
68
Evangelists
3
1
3
7
393
SUMMARY
I
II
III
Total
Farmers
7
82
12
101
Graduate students
1
69
1
71
Lawyers
1
207
3
211
Missionaries, foreign
45
32
21
98
Missionaries, home
8
13
27
48
Pastors
549
594
529
1671
Physicians
9
118
3
.
130
Presidents and professors in colleges and theological seminaries .
32
120
17
169
Secretaries and agents of denominational and philan- thropic societies
10
11
5
26
Teachers
20
487
19
526
GEOGRAPHICAL INDEX
ALABAMA
BIRMINGHAM
Baker, Charlie Ross, s x92 GRAND BAY
Harmon, Dwight Dana, c 93, s Haase, William Charles, c 15 98 NATIONAL CITY MOBILE
Palmer, Theodoric Romeyn, h 55
Phillips, John Walter, c x83, s Shepard, Henry Warren, c 87 x83 Cook, Herbert Asher, c 99 TALLADEGA OAKLAND Lester, Fred Volney, c 86 Linsley, Earle Garfield, c 04 Pfeiffer, Harry Nelson, s x05 ARIZONA
GLENDALE
Beal, Clark Everest, c 16 MIAMI
Seely, Harry Aaron, c x08 PRESCOTT
Cole, Walter Borough, c x00 ARKANSAS
GARFIELD
Haswell, Frank Miller, c x85 SILOAM SPRINGS
Patterson, Eli Harris, c x87 SPRINGDALE
Rice, Elijah Forbes, s 04 (grad- uate student)
CALIFORNIA
ALAMEDA
Pfeiffer, Harry Nelson, s x05 ALHAMBRA
Haase, William Charles, c 15
Wheat, Charles Albert, c x90 BAKERSFIELD
Hatch, Frederick William, c 95 BERKELEY
Bliss, Ebenezer Monroe, s 83 Brooks, Fred Emerson, c 73
Wheeler, Benjamin Ide, h 15 BISHOP
Hall, Alton Lawrence, c 02, S XOI
DUNSMUIR
Stevens, Lawrence Bradley, c 98 EXETER
Russell, James Robinson Graves, s 08 FAIR OAKS
Andrus, Sterling Glen, c 86 FRESNO
Kaprielian, Abraham Hagop, c XII
Wilkinson, William Elgin, c 12 FULLERTON
Greene, John Thomas, c x92 GLENDALE
Ford, Ernest Elliott, s 00 HOLLYWOOD
Bergman, Godfrey Lambert, c I2, S 14 INGLEWOOD
COLORADO
BOULDER
Craft, Emory Dean, c 68, s x70 Ekeley, John Bernard, c 91 LODI
Cusick, Maxwell Henry, c x91 LONG BEACH
Knights, George Dicker, c 91 LOS ANGELES
Barner, Abram Sterling, s 00 Chase, Samuel Sherrill, c 59, s x6I
Cherryman, Rexford King Ray- Miller, Arnold Harvey, c 19 mond, c x19 DELTA
Durham, Frank, s 04
Jones, Ernest Frederic, s x97
Miller, James Edgar, c 02
Morgan, Charles Otis, c 77
Pendleton, Cornelius C X8 I
Welles, Purinton, Harry Edward. c 94 Seymour, Robert Gillin,c 97
Vosburgh, George Bedell, c 73,s 74
Wright, Henry Chauncey, c 80 EATON Hall, Asa Zadel, c 98 Sheppard, James, s 89 ESKDALE Sanford, Ernest LeVere, c 02 GOLDEN
Hall, Ira David, c 79, s 82 LEADVILLE Hayes, Frank Hallie, s 09 OAK CREEK
Wales, John Clarence, c 07 OLATHE
Blinzinger, August Charles, c X07, S IO
PUEBLO
Porter, Loyal Clay, c 15
Porter, Morris Newton, c 06
CONNECTICUT
BECKLEY Beckley, Lewis Raymond, c 17 BRANFORD
Benedict, Ivan Howland, c 02, S 05 BRIDGEPORT
Foster, Harry Schuyler, c 00
Hungate, Francis Marion, c x89 Grout, Jonathan, c 13
Hungate, Jesse Avery, c x82, s 85 Webb, Earl Kellogg, c 10 SACRAMENTO
CANAAN
Yale, Homer Fenton, c 91, S 94 DANBURY
Lovett, Frederick Crosby, c 96 Bennett, Frank Henry, c 89 SAN DIEGO
EAST HARTFORD
Belden, Frank Orson, c 93, s 96 Dwyer. William Lawrence, c 18 Coleman, Nelson Leonard, c 97 Mulligan, Arthur Joseph, c X17
Winters, Walter Payne, c 95 GREENWICH
Wolfe, Everett Lionel, c 15 SAN FRANCISCO
Dunklee, Emry Jay, c x00
Merchant, James Hamilton, c 87 Bloxham, Daniel John, c 07, S Smith, Charles Stowell, c x04
Smith, Horace W B, c XOI
Woods, Lambert Lysander, s 67 SAN JOSE
Wilson, George Cyrus, c 97 SANTA ANA
Scott, Jay Huntington, c x94 SANTA CLARA
Parker, David Livingston, s x97 SANTA CRUZ
Henry, John William, c 65, s 67 White, Herbert Judson, c x90
UPLAND
Temple, Levi Daniel, c x79 VISALIA
Blowers, Frank Leslie, c x9I
XII Burchard, Russell, c 18
Coats, Albert B, c 83, s 86
Hungerford, Clarence Ives, c 18 Mills, Charles Elmendorf, c 97
Nielsen, William Walter, C 17
Strong, Charles Henry, c XOI
Thayer, William Tower, c oo, s X03
Traver, Harvey Rogers, c 66, s 68
LAKEVILLE
Roy, John James, c XI4 LITCHFIELD
Stock, Alfred Homes, c 76, s 80 MELROSE
Grant, Boyd Roberts, c x18 MERIDEN
Deming, Frank Ribera, c 05
Parrella, Gioacchino Erasmus, s 15 (Italian Dept) MIDDLETOWN
Hyde, Edgar Rhuel, c 97, s 00 MORRIS
Southworth, Victor Emanuel, c Fletcher, Francis Wayland, c X92, S X93
X93, S ×95 NEW BRITAIN
Brady, George Washington, c 14 Flanagan, Henry Francis, c x18
Remington, Avon Charles, c x02 Mansfield, Raymond John, c x17
Stone, Claude Mortimer, c 04 DENVER
Finch, John Wellington, c 97
Pierce, Charles Clark, c 88, s 91 Stubbs, Harry Eugene, c 02 Pratt, Charles, c 69
Re, Enrico, s 14 (Italian Dept) MONROVIA
Leonard, James Sidney, c 93 MONTEBELLO
Rowe, Harry John, C 12
Thompson, Charles James, s 56 Dolan, Charles, c 83 PACIFIC GROVE PALISADE
Coats, Orville, s 8I PALO ALTO
Gray, Henry David, c 97 PASADENA
Harris, Taylor Loomis, c x08 Lawrence, Alfred Barnard, c x14 PASO ROBLES
Sowell, William Henry, s x97 POINT RICHMOND
Tappan, Howard Tracy, c XI0 POMONA
Bowen, Everett Harlow, c 03 RED BLUFF
Douglass, John William, c 10 RIVERSIDE
Maddox, Philip Ford, c x19 SALINAS
Husted, Mills Hobby, c 13 HARTFORD Andrews, Myron Morris, c 17
COLORADO SPRINGS
Fulton, Charles Arthur, c 83, s 86
Stubbs, Herbert Lewis, c OI
Stubbs, Merton Ernest, c 98 CRAWFORD
CREEDE
Parker, Luther Judd, c x14 Sheehan, Frederick Wilfred, cx18 Squire, William Walter Thomas, C XI5 NEW HAVEN
Basile, Giustino, s 12 (Italian Dept)
GEOGRAPHICAL INDEX-CONNECTICUT
395
.
Bennett, Frederick Clair, c x15 Greene, Samuel Harrison, c 73, Clark, Robert Alyosious, c XI7 S 75
Colwell, Howard Spencer, c 10
Fitch, Everett Henry, c 93
Kelly, John Devin, c 70
Harlan, Quirof, s x04
Harriman, Philip Lawrence, c 17 POCATELLO
Healy, Thomas Jefferson, c 13 Hill, David Jayne, h 83
Johnson, Gove Griffith, c 91, s 94 Berry, Gilbert Levi, c x04
Bates, Welcome Elliott, c x77 Chandler, Adoniram Judson, c 72 Keyser, Herbert Fred, C II
Lansing, Robert, h 15
Lyons, Francis Patrick, c 05
Hamilton, Edgar Laurens, s x99 Many, James Warren, c x94, s 97 Alden, Charles Andrews, c x95
Savage, Philip James, c x18 Williamson, Clyde Loomis, c x10 Miles, Nelson Appleton, h 10 NOANK
Millington, Yale Oldknow, c x09
Chester, Claude Milton, c x01 Otterback, Philip Graham, c 18 MacQuarrie, Angus Allan, c x19 Rider, Wakeman, c 04
NORWICH
Russell, William Jay, c x64
Carlevale, Joseph William, s x14 Simons, Howard John, c x14
(Italian Dept)
Croker, Charles John, c x16
Lawton, Arthur Thomas, c x82 Stevenson, Hugh Thomas,
McCormick, John Falvey, c 16 PORTLAND
Kingston, James Charles, c 14 RIDGEFIELD
Tucker, Erie Albert, c 09 ROCKY HILL
Waters, Frank Palmer, c 83 STAMFORD
Capron, Arthur Banfield, c x08
Wheeler, Clifford Slater, c x14 STONINGTON
Hamlin, George Arthur, c x80 JACKSONVILLE
Miller, Charles Everett, c x19 Zeller, Arthur, c 16
SUFFIELD
Cavanaugh, Francis c 18
William
Farley, Edson Scott, c 07
Parks, George Urial, c 17
Parks, Murray Bushnell, c 18
Sisson, Delmar Francis, c 13
Sweeney, Daniel Joseph, c 02 TARIFFVILLE
Brewer, Castle, c x85, s x86 ST PETERSBURG
Gorton, Joseph Mitchelson, c 19 Cook, Morrill Lansing, C 17 TORRINGTON
Aiken, Walter Torrey, c 08, S 12
Turner, Luther Guiteau, c x66 WALLINGFORD
Jones, Everett Booker, c 05 TAMPA
Nash, Charles Henry, c 63, s x65 Ketchum, Albert Allen, C 17
Lewis, Robert Ernest, c 04 WATERBURY
UMATILLA
Abraham Lin-
coln, c 96
GEORGIA
AMERICUS
Burrows, Lansing, h 70 ATLANTA
Archer, Samuel Howard, c 02 Harvey, Burwell Towns, c 16 Watson, John Brown, c x04
Westcott, Henry Russell, c 00 CAMP BENNING
Horan, John Paul, c 14 CAMP WHEELER Stratton, William Henry, c 16 CARTERSVILLE
Backus, Lester Jay, c 04 COLLEGE PARK
Brown, Lester Alexander, s 03 COLUMBUS
Morse, Ezra Minor, c 02 MACON Kern, John Williams, c 04 HAWAII TERRITORY HONOLULU
Lum, Kwock Fong, c 18 Mix, Frank Lyman, C XII SCHOFIELD BARRACKS
Midkiff, Frank Elbert, c 12
ILLINOIS
AURORA
BELVIDERE
Reed, Harry Wilfred, c 80, s x83 BERWYN
Wallace, Robert, c 75, S 78 BLOOMINGTON
Goodier, Warren Alonzo, c 08 CHAMPAIGN
Bryant, Martin Sylvester, c 06, s 09
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