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Robert Fulton Weir, M.D. '59
A.B. C. C. N. Y. '54, A.M. '57
1873 Lect. Dis. Male Pelvic Organs, Ret. 1880, 1883 Lect. Surg., 1884 Prof. Clin. Surg., '92 Prof. Surg., 1903 Clin. Surg., Emer. 1907-
William Henry Welker, Ph.D. 1908
A.C. Lehigh 1904
1904 Asst. Physiol. Chem., Ret. 1908, 1910 Assoc. Biol. Chem., 1911 Asst. Prof. Biol Chem., Res. 1912
Dana Clemmer Wells, E.E. '96, A.B. '92
1896 Asst. Physics, Res. (Jan.) 1899 Frederic Lyman Wells, Ph.D. 1906
A.B. 1903, A.M. 1904 1904 First appointment, 1910 Lect. Psychol., Res. 1912
James Simpson Chester Wells, Ph.D. '77
Ph. B. '75 1875 First appointment, 1905 Adj.
Prof. Anal. Chem., Ret. 1909
George Vincent Wendell
B.S. Mass. Inst. Tech. '92, Ph.D. Leip- sic '98 1910 Prof. Physics-
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OFFICERS
Max West, Ph.D. '93
A.M. '92, B.S. Minnesota '90
1902 (Feb.) Lect. Polit. Econ., Ret. (June) 1912
Allan Ferguson Westcott, Ph.D. 1912
Ph. B. Brown 1903, A.M. '04
1906 First appointment, 1910 Instr. English, Res. 1911
Charles Partridge Weston, A.M. 1902 C.E. Maine '99
1902 Asst. Mechanics, Res. 1904
Stephen Francis Weston, Ph.D. 1903 A.B. Antioch '79, A.M. '84
1802 (Dec.) Asst. Polit. Econ., Social Sci., Ret. 1894
Reinhard August Wetzel
B.S. Minnesota 1901
1907 Asst. Physics, Ret. 1909
Charles Henry Wharton, S.T.D.
1801 President, Res. 1801
Hugh M. Wharton
1908 Lect. Mech. Eng., Ret. 1909
Edwin Bennett Wheeler
B.S. Missouri '99
1903 Asst. Physics, Ret. 1906, 1907 Asst. Physics, Ret. 1908
Elizabeth H. Wheeler
1910 Recorder of Medical Faculty-
James Rignall Wheeler
A.B. Vermont '80, LL.D. 1909, Ph.D. Harvard '85
1895 Prof. Greek, 1906 Prof. Greek Archæology and Art-, 1910 Dean Fine Arts, Res. 191I
George Gill Wheelock, M.D. '64
A.B. Harvard '60, A.M. '63
1868 Lect. Physical Diagnosis, Ret. 1880, Died 1907
Trustee 1891-
Allen Oldfather Whipple, M.D. 1908
B.S. Princeton 1904 1910 Instr. Clin. Surg .-
Dorris William Whipple, B.S. 1908 Ph.G. N. Y. Coll. Phar. 1901- 1908 Asst. Anal. Chem., Res. 1909
Albert Conser Whitaker, Ph.D. 1904
A.B. Stanford '99 1906 Lect. Economics and Social Sci., Ret. 1907
Frederick Prescott Whitaker, LL.B. 1908 A.B. Stanford 1905 1909 Asst. Law-
Milton Clarence Whitaker
B.S. Univ. of Colorado '98, M.S. 1900 1898 Tutor Chem., Res. 1902, 1910 Prof. Indus. Chem .- , (1911) En- gineering Chem .-
Francis Joseph White, E.E.1902 1902 Asst. Elec. Eng., Ret. 1903
Theodore Greely White, Ph.D.
'99 Ph.B. '94, A.M. '95 1896 Mechanics, Physics, Ret. I900
William P. White
1008 Lect. Mech. Eng., Ret. 1910
E[rnest ] Stagg Whitin, Ph.D. 1910
A.B. 1904
1910 Asst. Social Legislation-
Charles Allen Whiting, M.D. '96 A. B. Harvard '91
1900 Tutor Gynæcology, Ret. 1903 James Raynor Whiting, M.D.'96
A.B. Harvard '93
1904 Instr. Genito-Urinary Diseases-
Herbert Percy Whitlock, C.E. '89
1891 Asst. Mineralogy, Res. 1900
Royal Whitman
M.D. Harvard '82
1896 First appointment, Prof. Orth. Surg .-
1907 Asst.
David Day Whitney, Ph.D. 1909
A.M. 1906, A.B. Wesleyan 1904 1907 Asst. Zool., Ret. 1908
Louis Charles Whiton, Jr. Ph. B. Yale 1912
1912 Lab. Asst. Eng. Chem .-
Frederick Wallingford Whit- ridge, LL.B. '78
A. B. Amherst '74, A.M. '77. 1883 Lect. Adminis. Law U. S., 1888 Lect. Const. and Political History N. Y., Ret. 1894
Herbert L. Whittemore
B.S. Wisconsin 1903, Mech.E. 1910 1912 Instr. Mechanics-
Ferdinand Gerhard Wiechmann, Ph.D. '82
Ph. B. '81
1883 First appointment, 1886 Instr. Chem. Philos. and Chem. Physics, Res. 1897
George Fergus Wieser
Ph. B. Marietta 1907, M.E. Cornell 1910 1912 Instr. Mech. Eng .-
Ernest Nash Wilcox, M.D. '96 A.B. Williams '93 1899 Asst. Normal Histology, Ret. 1901
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OFFICERS
Herbert Budington Wilcox, M.D. '92 A.B. Yale '98
1904 Asst. Clin. Pathol., Ret. 1905, 1907 Asst. Clin. Path., 1910 Dis. of Children --
Norman Wilde, Ph.D. '94
A.B. '89, A.M. '90
1894 Asst. Philos., Ret. 1898
Arthur Willey
B.S. London Univ. '90
1892 Tutor Biol., Res. 1894
Horatio Burt Williams
A.B. Syracuse 1900, M.D. 1905
IQII Assoc. Physiol .-
John Paul Jones Williams
B.S. Pennsylvania '98, M.S. '99, C.E. 1908
1910 Asst. Prof. Civil Eng .-
Linsly Rudd Williams, A.M. '99 M.D. '99
A.B. Princeton '95 1902 Asst. Normal Histology, Ret. 1903, 1906, Asst. Med., 1908 Assoc. Med .-
Percy Herbert Williams, M.D. IQOI A.B. Princeton '97 1908 Instr. Gynæcology- Samuel Robinson Williams, Ph.D. '06
Ph.B. Iowa 1901, M.A. Nebraska 1903 1906 First appointment, 1907 Tutor Physics, Res. 1908
Talcott Williams
A.B. Amherst '83, L.H.D. '96, A.M. (Hon.) Pennsylvania '91, LL.D. '95, L.H.D. Western Reserve '97, LL.D. 1909, LL.D. Hobart '99
1912 (Apr.) Prof. Journalism and Dir. Sch. Journalism-
William Robert Williams, M.D. 95
A.B. Williams '89, A.M. '92
1897 Asst. Normal Histology, Rct. 1899 1904 Tutor Mat. Med. and Therapeu- tics., '06 Instr., 1908 Asst. Prof. Pharmacology and Therapeutics-
George Faxon Williamson A.B., Univ. Nebraska, 1907; A.M. 1912 1912 Asst. Psychol .-
Albert Potter Wills
B.E.E. Tufts '94, Ph.D. Clark '97, Sc.D. 19II
1903 First appointment, 1909 Prof. Math. Physics-
Edmund Beecher Wilson
Ph. B. Yale '78, LL.D. 1901, Ph.D. Johns Hopkins '81, LL.D. 1902, LL.D. Chicago 1901, Sc.D. Cambridge 1909, M.D. (Hon.) Leipsic 1909 I891 First appointment, 1894 Prof. Zool., 1911 Da Costa Prof .- , 1905 Dean Pure Sci., Res. 1906
James Elijah Wilson, E.E. 1908 Ph. B. Wesleyan 1904 1908 Asst. Elec. Eng., Ret. 1909
Levi Thomas Wilson
A.B. Washington and Lee 1909, A.M. 19IO
1912 Asst. Math .-
Oscar Raymond Wilson B.M.E.
1899 Asst. Mech. Eng., Res. 1901
Peter Wilson
A.M. Aberdeen, LL.D. Union 1798
1789 Prof. Greek and Lat. Lang., Res. 1792
1797 Prof. Greek and Lat. Lang., Emer 1820, Died 1825
Curt Paul Wimmer, A.M. 1909 Phar.G. N. Y. Coll. Phar. 1902, Phar.D. 1904 1910 Asst. Prof. Phar., Coll. Phar .-
Clifton Nichols Windecker, C.E. '92 1892 Asst. Math., Res. 1893
Louis Elsberg Wise, Ph.D. 191I A.B. 1907
1912 Instr. Biol. Chem .-
Clark Wissler, Ph.D. 1901
A.B. Indiana '97, A.M. '99
1899 Asst. Psychol., Ret. 1900, 1903 Asst. Anthropology, 1904 Lect. An- thropology, Res. 1909
Frederick W. Witherell
S.B. Mass. Inst. . Tech. 1900
1910 Lect. Civil Eng., Res. (Mar.) 1911
William Henry Woglom, M.D. I90I
1912 Asst. Prof. engaged in Cancer Research-
Elvira Wood, Ph.D. 1910 A.M. 1908
1909 Curator Geol., Ret. 1911
Francis Carter Wood, M.D. '94
B.S. Ohio State '91
1897 First appointment, 1906 Prof. Clin. Path .-
Thomas Denison Wood, M.D.'91 A.B. Oberlin '88, A.M. '91 1901 Prof. Physical Educ .-
George Edward Woodberry
A.B. Harvard '77
1891 Prof. Literature, 1900 Prof. Comp. Lit., Res. 1904
Frederick James Eugene Wood- bridge
A.B. Amherst '89, A.M. '98, LL.D. 1903 1902 Prof. Philosophy, '04 Johnsonian Prof .- , 1912 Dean Grad. Faculties and Fine Arts-
John Francis Woodhull, Ph.D. 99 A.B. Yale '80 1888 Prof. Physical Science (T. C.)- Leon Elmer Woodman
A.B. Dartmouth '99, A.M. 1902 1905 Asst. Physics, Ret. 1907
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OFFICERS
Herbert Hollingsworth Wood- row, Ph.D. 1909
A.B. Michigan 1904
1907 Lect. Psychol., Res. 1909
Isaac Ogden Woodruff, M.D.'04 A.B. C. C. N. Y. 1900
1906 First appointment, 1910 Instr. Clin. Med .-
Samuel Hamilton Woods M.E. Cornell 1906
1906 Asst. Mech. Eng., Ret. 1907
Benjamin Duryea Woodward, Ph.D. '91 A.B. '88, A.M. '89, B. ès S. Paris '85, B. ès L. '86
1890 First appointment, 1902 Prof. Romance Langs. and Lits., Res. 1908 Robert Simpson Woodward, Sc.D. '05
C.E. Michigan '72, Ph.D. '92, LL.D. Wisconsin 1904
1893 Prof. Mechanics, '99 Prof. Me- chanics and Math. Physics, Res. 1905, Dean Pure Sci. 1895-1905
Robert Sessions Woodworth, Ph.D. '99
A. B. Amherst '91, A.B. Harvard '96, A.M. '97
1903 First appointment, 1909 Prof. Psychol .-
Mrs. Mary Schenck Woolman 1895 First appointment (T. C.), 1903 Prof. Domestic Art (T. C.), Res. 1912
John Munro Woolsey, LL.B. IQOI
A.B. Yale '98
1905 Lect. Law, Res. 1906
Ira Harvey Woolson, E.M. '85
1886 First appointment, 1903 Asst. Prof. Mcch. Eng., Res. 1910
Ernest Hunter Wright, Ph.D. 1910 A.B. 1906, A.M. 1907 1910 Instr. English-
Withrop Robins Wright A.B. Michigan 1909 1912 Asst. Physics-
Charles Rapelyea Wyckoff, Jr., C.E. 1902
B.S. Bklyn. Polytechnic Inst. '99 1902 Asst. Civil Eng., Ret. 1903
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Andrew Benedict Yard, M.D. 1906
1910 Asst. Dis. of Children, Ret. 1912
William Henry Yates, C.E. 1903
1903 First appointment, 1904 Tutor Civil Eng., Res. 1907
George Helm Yeaman 1872 Lect. Law, Ret. 1876
Joseph Grant Yocum, M.D. 1901 1906 Demonstr. Physiol., Ret. 1908
Abraham Yohannan, Ph.D.1902, A.M. '94, A.B. Urmiah Coll. Persia '70 1894 Lect. Oriental Languages-
Clarence Hoffman Young, Ph.D. '91
A.B. '88, A.M. '89 1892 First appointment, 1905 Prof.
Greek-
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Sidney Zandstra, Ph.D. 1909 A.B. Hope 1903, B.D. Princeton 1907 1909 Gustav Gottheil Lect. Sem. Langs., Ret. 1910
J. Enrique Zanetti
B.S. Harvard 1906, A.M. 1907, Ph.D. 1909
1909 First appointment, 1910 Instr. Chem., Res. 1912
Hans [William] Zinsser, M.D. 1903 A.B. '99, A.M. 1903
1905 First appointment, 1908 Instr. Bacteriol. and Ilygiene, Res. 1910
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Total 1805
GRADUATES IN ARTS COLUMBIA COLLEGE
1758
Joshua Bloomer* (Rev.), A.M. 1761, S.T.D. 1790, Capt. and Major Prov. Regt. from Westchester in 1759 aet. 55 *1799
Isaac Ogden* Memb. Prov. Congr. N. J., Judge Supr. Ct. Canada
Samuel Provoost* (Rev.), A.M. 1761, A.B. St. Peter's Coll. England 1765, S.T.D. Penn. 1786, Regent Univ. N. Y. S. 1784-7, Bishop P. E. Ch. N. Y. 1787-1815 (see pp. 17, 19, 23) aet. 73 *1815
Joseph Reade* Mastery in Chancery N. J. (see p. 16)
Rudolph Ritzema* Lt. Col. H. B. M. Army *1803
Philip Van Cortlandt,* A.M. 1761, Major H. B. M. Army
aet. 75 * 1814 Samuel Verplanck,* A.M. 1763 (see p. 17) aet. 81 *1820
7
1759
William Hanna* (Rev.), A.M. 1765, and Yale 1768
Epenetus Townsend* (Rev.), A.M. 1762 *1779 2
1760
Samuel Bayard,* A.M. 1763, Dep. Sec. of Colony, Dep. Reg. of the Ordin. and Prerog. Ct., Major H. B. M. Army aet. 76 *1816 Anthony Hoffman,* A.M. 1763, Mem. of Legis, 1783, Sec. of Gov. of the Province, Regent Univ. N. Y. S. 1784-7 (see p. 18)
Philip Livingston,* A.M. 1763, Memb. N. Y. Prov. Congr. (see p. 20) aet. 64 * 1808
John Marston,* A.M. 1763 Robert Watts,* A.M. 1763
Isaac Wilkins* (Rev.), A.M. 1763, S.T.D. 1811, Memb. Genl. As- semb. of N. Y. 1772-5 aet.89 * 1830 6
1761
Henry Holland,* A.M. 1764, Memb. N. Y. Legis. 1761-9 Anthony Lispenard,* Pres. Elector 1800 aet. 64 *1806 Henry Van Dyck* (Rev.), A.M. 1764, S.T.D. Rutgers Coll. 1792. aet. 60 * 1804
1762 3
Edward Antill,* A.M. 1765 Eng. Off. Siege of Quebec, Lt .- Col. Canadian Regt. 1779-81, and Contl. Infantry, 1781-3 (see p. 17) aet. 47 *1789 Henry Cuyler,* A.M. 1765 (see p. 17)
William Cornelius George,* A.B. Yale 1762
John Grinnell* Capt. 3d Regt. N. Y. Contl. Artil- lery 1775-6
Alexander Leslie,* A.M. 1765, Master Gram. Sch. King's Coll. (see p. 60)
Leonard Lispenard,* Del. Prov. Congr. N. Y. 1775, Regent Univ. N. Y. S. 1784-7 (see pp. 16, 18, 19, 24, 60) aet. 47 * 1790 William Benjamin Nicoll Mave- rick*
Daniel Robert,* H. B. M. Atty .- Gen. for St. Christo- pher's 8
1763
Barent Cuyler,* A.M. 1766 Abraham De Peyster,* A.M. 1766, Capt. H.B.M. Army, Treas. Colony of New Brunswick (see p. 16) aet. 55 * 1798
2
89
90
COLUMBIA COLLEGE
[1764-68
1764
Richard Harison,* A.M.
See. Regents of the Univ. 1784-90, D.C.L. Univ. Oxford, Del. to N. Y. Constitut. Conv. 1788, Memb. N. Y. Assemb. 1788-9, U. S. Dist. Atty. N. Y. 1789-1801, Recorder N. Y. City 1798-1801 (see pp. 19, 23) aet. 82 * 1829 John Jay,* A.M. 1767, LL.D. llarvard 1790, Brown
1794, and Edinburgh 1792, Del. to Congr. 1774-1775, Memb, Prov. Conv. N. Y. 1776, Ch .- Just. N. Y. 1777, Pres. Na- tional Congr. 1778, Min. Plenipo. to Spain, 1779, U. S. Peace Commr. 1781-3, U. S. See. For. Aff. 1784, Del. to Congr. 1784, Regent Univ. N. Y. S. 1784-90, Del. to Fed. Con- stit. Conv. 1787, Del. to N. Y. S. Constit. Conv. 1788, Ch .- Just. U. S. 1789-94, U. S. Envoy Ex. to Gt. Britain 1794, Governor N. Y. 1795- 1801 (see p. 18) aet. 84 * 1829
2
1765
Egbert Benson,* A.M. 1768, LL. D. Union 1779, Harvard 1808 and Dartmouth 1811, Memb. Prov. Conv. N. Y. 1776, Atty .- Gen. N. Y. 1777- 87, Del. to Conti. Congr. 1781-4, Re- gent Univ. N. Y. S. 1782-1802, Bound. Commr. bet. N. Y. and Mass. 1784, and bet. N. Y. and Conn. 1790, Rep. in Congr. 1789-92, 1813, N. Y. Assemb. 1788, Judge Supr. Ct. N. Y. 1794-1801, Ch. Judge U. S. Cire. Ct. N. Y. 1801-2 (see pp. 17, 20) aet. 87 * 1833
Richard Grant* Garrison Chaplain, St. Johns
Robert R. Livingston,* A.M. 1768, and Princeton, LL.D. Univ. N. Y. S. 1792, Reeorder N. Y. City 1773, Del. to Contl. Congr. 1775-7, 1779-81, Memb. N. Y. Constit. Conv. 1777, Chane. N. Y. 1777-1801, U. S. Sec For. Aff. 1781-3, Regent Univ. N. Y. S. 1784-7, Del. to Fed. Constit. Conv. 1787, U. S. Min. Plenipo. to France 1801-4 aet. 66 * 1813
Henry Lloyd,* A.M. 1769 aet. 82 * 1825
Arent Schuyler*
1766 5
James Barclay,* A.M. 1769 H. B. M. Army
Gerard Beekman,* A.M. 1769 Lieut. Ind. N. Y. Militia 1776 aet. 73 * 1822 Richard Nicholls Colden,* Ensign 42d Royal Highlanders 1767- 72, Surv. of Customs, N. Y. aet. 31 * 1777 Richard D'Ollier*
Edward Nicoll,* A.M. 1769 Lieut. N. Y. Militia 1776 John Ray,* A.M. 1773 Henry Rutgers*
Lt. N. Y. Militia 1775, Lt. Maleolm's Regt. N. Y. Vol. Infry. 1776, Memb. Assemb. N. Y. 1784, 1800-5, 1807-8, Regent Univ. N. Y. S. 1802-26, Trus- tee Princeton 1804-17, Pres. Elector 1808, 1816 1820, Pres. of Electors 1816 and 1820 aet. 85 * 1830
John Troup,* A.M. 1769 *1775 John Troup, Jr.,* A.M. 1769 aet. 70 *1817 John Vardill* (Rev.), A.M. 1769 (see p. 84) * 1811
John Watts,* A.M. 1769 Memb. Assemb. N. Y. 1788-9 and Speaker 1791-2-3, Judge Westehes- ter Co. N. Y., Reeorder N. Y. City, 1774-6 (see pp. 16, 19) aet. 87 * 1836 II
1767
William Laight,* A.M. 1770 Asst. Brigade Maj. H. B. M. A. aet. 53 * 1804 Peter Van Schaack,* A.M. 1773, LL.D. 1826, Commr. for Re- vising Colonial Statutes N. Y. 1773 aet. 85 * 1832 2
I768
Charles Doughty,* A.M. 1771, M.D. 1772, Surg. in British Regt. Loyal Vols. in N. Y. James Ludlow,* A.M. 1771 Benjamin Moore* (Rev.), A.M. 1771, S.T.D. 1789, Regent Univ. N. Y. S. 1787-1802, Bishop P. E. Ch. N. Y. 1801-16 (see pp. 20, 24, 66) aet. 68 * 1816
Gouverneur Morris,* A.M. 1771, Memb. Prov. Conv. N. Y. 1775, Del. to Cont1. Congr. 1777-80, Asst. Supt. Finanee 1781-5, Del. to Fed. Constit. Conv. 1787, U. S. Special Commr. to Eng. 1789-92, U. S. Min. to France 1792-4, U. S. Sen. 1800-3, Canal Commissioner of N. Y. 1810-5 (see p. 20) aet. 65 *1816
John Stevens,* A.M. 1771 Treas. New Jersey 1776-9, Builder of the first locomotive aet. 89 * 1838 Gulian Verplanck* Memb. N. Y. Assemb. 1788-91, 1796-7 and Speaker 1790, 1796-7, Regent Univ. N. Y. S. 1790-9, Pres. Bank of N. Y. 1791-9 aet. 48 * 1799 6
91
GRADUATES IN ARTS
1769-74]
1769
Caleb Cooper,* A.M. 1771 and Princeton 1771
I
I770 James Creighton,* A.M. 1773 John Doughty* (Rev.) aet. 96 * 1841 Jonathan Graham,* A.B. Yale 1770 Richard Harris,* A.M. *1780
William Hubbard,* A.M. 1773, . Memb. Prov. Assemb., Ch .- Just. Ct. Com. Pleas and Judge Ct. Claims, Nova Scotia *1813
Stephen Lush,* A.M. 1773 Capt. N. Y. Vols. 1776, Actg. Judge Adv. Contl. Army 1777, N. Y. As. semb. 1792-3, 1803-6, N. Y. Sen. 1801-2 * 1825
John Rutgers Marshall* (Rev.), A.M. 1773
Philip Pell,* A.M. 1773 Lieut. N. Y. Vols. 1776, Depy. Judge Adv. Contl. Army 1777, N. Y. As- semb. 1779-81, 1784-6, Judge Adv. Gen. U. S. A. 1781-3, Regent Univ. N. Y. S. 1784-7, Surrogate West- chester Co. 1787-1800, Memb. Con- gress 1788 (see p. 18) aet. 51 *19II 8
I77I
Ichabod Best Barnet,*A.M. 1774 Clement Cooke Clarke,* A.M. 1774
John Copp,* A.M. 1774 Ist Lieut. Ist Regt. N. Y. Cont1. Infy. 1775, Capt. Nicholson's Cont1. Regt. at Quebec 1776. Capt. Ist Regt. N. Y. Cont1. Infy. 1776-9 Henry De Wint,* A.M. 1774 Thomas Knox* John Searle,* A.M. 1774
6
I772
Thomas Barclay* Maj. H. B. M. Army 1777, Speaker Assembly Nova Scotia, Adj. Gen. Nova Scotia, British Commr. under "Jay's Treaty" and under Treaty of Ghent, British Consul Gen. at N. Y. 1799-1812 aet. 77 * 1830
John Bowden* (Rev.), A.M. 1775, S. T. D. 1797 (see p. 32) aet. 66 * 1817 I2
John King* Comsary. H. B. M. Army 1799, Commr. of Police, N. Y.
Nicholas Ogden* Adj. H. B. M. Army aet. 58 *1812 Peter Roebuck,* A.M. 1775
Andrew Skeene* Subaltern H. B. M. 6th Dragroons and Capt. 9th Dragoons aet. 73 * 1826 6
I773
Cornelius Bogert* Lt. N. Y. Ind. Forces 1776 aet. 78 * 1832 Frederick Philipse* Capt. Dragoons British Army *1785
Nathaniel Philipse*
Ensign H. B. M. Army aet. 21 * 1777 Beverley Robinson* Lt .- Col. H. B. M. Army aet. 65 * 1816
Thomas Shreve* (Rev.) aet. 64 * 1816 5
1774
Isaac Abrahams*
Robert Nicholls Auchmuty, Officer H. B. M. Army *1813
William Chandler* Capt. H. B. M. Army aet. 28 * 1784 Edward Dunscomb,* Lieut. Ist Regt. N. Y. Militia Vol. Infy. 1775-6, Lt. 4th Regt. N. Y. Militia Vol. Infy. 1775-6, Lt. 4th Regt. N. Y. Contl. Infy. 1776 and Capt .- Lieut. 1778 and Capt. 1780-1, Sheriff N. Y. City 1810-1 (see p. 20)
aet. 68 * 1814
Nicholas Heyliger* John Jauncey*
Henry Nicoll*
George Ogilvie* (Rev.), A.M. Princeton 1788 aet. 59 * 1797
John Rapelje* Benjamin Seaman*
Edward Stevens,* M.D. elsewhere, Special Commr. to San Domingo 1793 (see p. 79)
Robert Troup,* LL.D. elsewhere, 2d Lt. Ist Regt. N. Y. Militia Vol. Infy. 1775, Capt .- Lieut. 2d Regt. Contl. Corps Art'y 1777, Maj. and Aide to Maj .- Gen. Gates 1777, Lt .- Col. and Depy. Muster Master-Gen. 1777, Secy. to Board of War 1778-9, Judge U. S. Dist. Ct. N. Y. 1796 (see p. 20) aet. 75 * 1832
92
COLUMBIA COLLEGE [1775-86
1775
William Amory* Richard Auchmuty* Surgeon II. B. M. Army Samuel Auchmuty*
*1782
G. C. B. Adj .- Gen. 52d Regt. H. B. M. Army, Gov. of Isle of Thanet 1802, Brig .- Gen. Comm. British Forces at Capture of Montevideo 1806. Maj-Gen. Comm. at Madras, Lt .- Gen. in command at capture of Java, Gen. Comm. the Forces in Ireland in 1822 aet. 64 * 1822
William Cock,* A.M. 1790 Joseph Griswold*
John William Livingston* Lt. N. Y. Independ. Forces 1776 aet. 75 * 1829
Jacobus Remsen* 7
1776
Samuel Bayard*
James Devereux*
Peter Kissam*
Matthias Nicholl*
*1827
Peter Ogden*
Marinus Willett* 6
On April 6, 1776, the College build- ings were occupied for military pur- poses. The College did not fully re- sume its functions until the close of the war, and no degrees were conferred until 1786. The following candidates had been admitted, but did not com- plete their course on account of the disturbed state of public affairs.
In 1774
Thomas Atwood*
John Brickell* David Clarkson* (see p. 16) Samuel Deall*
James De Peyster,* Lt. and Capt. H. B. M. Army aet. 36 * 1793 John Gaine* aet. 26 * 1787 Alexander Hamilton,* A.M. (Hon.) 1788 and Harvard 1792, LL.D. Dartmouth Coll. 1790, Prince- ton 1791, Harvard 1792, and Rutgers Coll. 1791, Capt. U. S. A. 1776, Lt .- Col. staff of Washington 1777, Memb. Congress 1782, Regent Univ. N. Y. S. 1784-7, N. Y. Leg. 1786, Del. to U. S. Constit. Conven. 1787, Sec. Treasury U. S. 1789-95, Maj .- Gen. U. S. A. 1798 (see pp. 18, 19) aet. 47 * 1804
Tristrim Lowther* Schuyler Lupton* Edward Cornwallis Moncrieff* Daniel Moore,* Ensign 16th N. Y. Regt. 1778
Paul Randall*
Nicholas Romayne* (see pp. 18, 19, 74)
Jacob Shaw*
Horatio Smith*
James Stiles*
John Whitaker,* Ensign Goshen Regt. Militia 1776, Capt. 1783
In 1775 17
Benjamin Kissam,* M.D. elsewhere (see pp. 19, 58) aet. 44 * 1803 Thomas Groesbeck Lynch* Thomas Lambert Moore* (Rev.), A.M. 1790 *1799 Jacob Morris,* A. D. C. to Genl. Greene, Memb. N. Y. Senate and Assembly
Augustus Nicoll*
Marinus Oudenaarde*
Peter Oudenaarde*
Edward Therin*
8
1777
James Delancy Walton,* Admiral H. B. M. Navy aet. 73 * 1834 William Walton*
aet. 47 * 1806 2
I786
John Bassett* (Rev.), A.B. Yale 1786, A.M. 1789, S.T.D. Wil- liams Coll. 1804, Prof. Rutgers Coll. 1797-1815, and Trustee 1788-1824 aet. 60 * 1824
De Witt Clinton,* A.M. 1789, LL.D. 1826, Rutgers Coll. 1812, and Ohio 1825, N. Y. Assemb. 1797, N. Y. Sen. 1798-1802, 1805-1I, Memb. Constit. Conv. N. Y. 1801. U. S. Sen. 1802-4, Mayor N. Y. City 1803-7, 1809-10, 1811-5, Regent Univ. N. Y. S. 1808-25, Lt .- Gov. 1811-3, N. Y. Canal Commr. 1816-24, Gov. N. Y. 1817-21, 1825-8 aet. 59 * 1828
93
GRADUATES IN ARTS
1786-91]
Abraham Hun,* A.M. 1789 George Livingston*
Philip H. Livingston,* A.M.
1789 aet. 62 * 1831 Samuel Smith, Jr.,* A.M.
Peter Steddiford* (Rev.), A.M. 1789, Trustee Rutgers Coll. 1788-
1826
*1826
Francis Sylvester,* A.M. 1789 8
1787
Samuel Boyd* (see p. 21) Nicholas Fonda* John Cary Ludlow,* A.M. 1793 Henry Cruger Van Schaack* aet. 28 * 1797
John W. Yates* aet. 58 * 1828 5
1788
James Cochran,* A.M. 1791, Repr. in Congr. 1797-9, Regent Univ. N. Y. S. 1796-1820, N. Y. Senate 1814-8 *1848
John Eccles*
Peter Schuyler Livingston,*A.B. Yale and Princeton 1788, and Har- vard 1790, A.M. 1791 aet. 35 * 1807 Brandt Schuyler Lupton* (Rev.) *1790
Daniel Crommelin Verplanck,* A.M. 1788, Repr. in Congr. 1803-9 aet. 79 *1844 5
1789
John T. Bainbridge*
James Chatham Duane,* Trustee Union 1805-43 *1843
William Hurst*
Henry Izard* William Lupton, Jr .* *1853
John Mitchell Mason* (Rev.) A.M. Princeton 1794, S.T.D. Penn. 1804, Pres. Dickinson 1821-4 (see pp. 19, 25, 64) aet. 60 * 1829
Matthew Mesier* Memb. N. Y. Assembly 1820 Peter Mesier*
John Remsen* John Peter Van Ness,* A.M. 1845, Repr. in Congr. 1801-3, Mayor City of Washington 1830-4 aet. 76 *1846 IO
1790
David Schuyler Bogart* (Rev.), A.B. Princeton 1791 aet. 69 * 1839 Marmaduke Earle* (Rev.) aet. 63 * 1832
Jonathan Freeman* (Rev. ),A.M. (Hon.) 1800 and Princeton 1809 *1822
George Graham,* Capt. U. S. A. 1812, Chief Clerk U. S. War Dept. 1813-5 and Actg. Sec. 1815-7, Commr. U. S. Land Office 1823-30 act. 56 *1830
John Graham* Member Ky. Leg., Sec. Territory of Orleans, Sec. Am. Legation to Spain, Chief Clerk U. S. State Dept. 1801-9, U. S. Min. to Portugal 1817- 20 aet. 46 *1820
Frederick Halsey* 6
1791
Peter Anderson,* A.M. and M.D. 1795
Anthony Bleecker,* A.M. 1797, Examiner in Chancery aet. 57 *1827
William Bleecker*
William Temple Broome,* A.M. 1797
Walter L. Cochran*
Pierre Edward Fleming,* A.M. 1797
William Hendell, Jr .* (Rev.), S.T.D. 1828
Cave Jones* (Rev.), A.M. 1794, S.T.D. elsewhere aet. 59 *1829
Isaac Knevils*
John Knevils* Lancaster Lupton* * 1803
John W. Mulligan,* A.M. 1834, Surrogate N. Y. City 1810, Clerk N. Y. Co. 1813-5, U. S. Con- sul at Athens, Greece 1848 aet. 90 *1864 Charles Ludlow Ogden* aet. 51 *1826
Thomas Ludlow Ogden* (see p. 20) aet. 71 *1844
Daniel Paris,* N. Y. Sen. 1810-3
94
COLUMBIA COLLEGE
[1791-94
George Rapelje*
act. 64 * 1835 Frederic Van Horne* (Rev.), A.M. 1795
William Beekman Verplanck,* Memb. N. Y. Assemb. 1796-8, Co. Judge Orange Co. N. Y. 1807-23 *1804 Nathan Herrick White,* A.M. 1795 Jesse Woodhull, Jr .*
aet. 44 * 1815 James Woods,* A.M. 1804 21
1792
Gerard Beekman*
Cornelius Brower* (Rev.)
aet. 75 *1845 Alexander Hosack,* M.D. 1797 John Barent Johnson* (Rev.) aet. 34 * 1803 James Witter Nicholson*
John L. Norton* *1851
Jotham Post, Jr.,* A.M. 1795, M.D. 1793, Memb. N. Y. Assemb. 1795, 1805-8, Repr. in Congr. 1813-5 aet. 46 * 1817 AlexanderProudfit*(Rev.),A.M. Union 1792, S.T.D. Middlebury Coll. 1811, and Williams Coll. 1812, Trus- tee Union 1798-1844 act. 75 * 1844 Jacob Sickles* (Rev.), A.M. Union 1797, S.T.D. Rutgers Coll. 1832 act. 73 *1845
Samuel Smith* (Rev.), A.M. Union 1797, and Trustee 1795-1800
George Taylor*
William Taylor*
1793 12
John Brower*
George Clinton, Jr.,* Del. Const. Conv. 1801, Memb. N. Y. Assembly 1804-5, Repr. in Congr. 1805-9
William Cutting,* Sheriff N. Y. City 1807-8 aet. 46 * 1820 Cornelius Decker, Jr .*
George I. Eacker,* A.M. 1797
Samuel Gilford, Jr .*
Charles D. Goold,* A.M. 1797 Robert Heaton, Jr.,* A.M. 1797
John I. Johnson*
Samuel Jones, Jr .* LL.D. 1826, A.B. Yale 1790, LL.D. Union 1841, Memb. N. Y. Assemb. 1812-4, Recorder N. Y. City 1823, Chancel- lor N. Y. S. 1826-8, Ch .- Just. Supr. Ct. N. Y. 1828-48, Justice Supreme Ct. N. Y. 1847-9 aet. 83 *1853
Edward William Laight* Memb. N. Y. Assemb. 1816 (see pp. 20, 23) Henry William Ludlow* Henry Masterson* Philip Milledoler* (Rev.), A.M. 1797, S.T.D. Penn., Pres. Rutgers Coll. 1825-40, and Trustee 1815-40 aet. 77 * 1852
John Nicholl,* A.M. 1797 Robert B. Norton* Abraham Ogden*
aet. 72 * 1846
James Parker,* Memb. N. J. Leg., Boundary Commr. N. J. 1807, 1827, 1833. Pres. Elector N. J. 1824, U. S. Collector Perth Amboy, N. J. 1829-33, Repr. in Congr. 1833-7, Member of the Con- stit. Conv. N. J. 1844 aet. 92 *1868
Jonathan Pearsee, Jr .*
Valentine H. Peters* John S. Schermerhorn* Gilbert Smith,* M.D. elsewhere
Thomas R. Smith*
James S. Stringham,* A.M. 1797, M. D. Edinburgh 1799, Prof. Coll. Phys. and Surg. N. Y. 1813-7 (see p. 80) aet. 42 * 1817
Thomas Thompson* Cornelius Augustus Van Horne* Elias Brevoort Woodward*
I794 27
William Cocks* John E. Fisher* John Forbes,* Commr. for improving and laying out city of N. Y. 1808-24 aet. 53 *1824
Levi P. Graham*
Montgomery Hunt,* Pres. Elector 1816 aet. 60 *1837 Jacob Jones Janeway* (Rev.), A.M. 1797, S.T.D. elsewhere, V .- Pres. Rutgers Coll. 1833-9, Trustee Rut- gers Coll. and Princeton, Director Princeton Theol. Sem. aet. 84 * 1858
95
GRADUATES IN ARTS
1794-96]
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