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WILCOX SCHOLARSHIP, by Loyal Wilcox, Esq., of Hartford, Conn. SMITH SCHOLARSHIP, by Winthrop B. Smith, Esq., of Philadelphia. HINKLESCHOLARSHIP, by Anthony H. Hinkle, Esq., of Cincinnati.
WICKES SCHOLARSHIP, by Wm. W. Wickes, Esq., of Brooklyn, New York.
A SCHOLARSHIP by two gentlemen of Portsmouth.
BREED SCHOLARSHIP, by Wm. J. Breed, Esq., of Cincinnati.
HOPKINS SCHOLARSHIP, by L. C. Hopkins, Esq., of Cincinnati. SCHAFFER SCHOLARSHIP, by Wm. Schaffer, Esq., of Cincinnati. WHITE SCHOLARSHIP, by R. M. White, Esq., of Cincinnati.
FIELD SCHOLARSHIP, by John Field, Esq., of Arlington, Mass.
LOCKWOOD SCHOLARSHIP, by Le Grand Lockwood, Esq., of New York City.
CALHOUN SCHOLARSHIP, by John C. Calhoun, Esq., of New York City.
LORD SCHOLARSHIP, by Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Lord, of Batavia, N Y.
SCHOLARSHIP of Class of 1871, by the Class of that year.
SCHOLARSHIP of Class of 1842, by members of the Class.
BROWN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP, by the friends of Mrs. Susan M. Brown, of Zanesville.
BOSWORTH SCHOLARSHIP, by Marcus Bosworth, Esq., of Middle- port.
MILLS SCHOLARSHIP, by Mrs. Col. John Mills, of Marietta.
ORRIS SCHOLARSHIP, by a gentleman of New York City.
ELDRIDGE SCHOLARSHIP, by the children of the late Rev. Joseph Eldridge, D. D., of Norfolk, Conn.
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.
ELLENOR COOK SCHOLARSHIP, by bequest of Mrs. E. Cook, of Newport.
ALDERMAN SCHOLARSHIP, by E. R. Alderman, Esq., of Marietta.
WELLS SCHOLARSHIP, by M. P. Wells, Esq., of Marietta.
ANDREWS SCHOLARSHIP, by the Alpha Digamma Fraternity, of Marietta College.
SCHOLARSHIP, in memory of Charles B. Gates.
Assistance in any of the forms mentioned above will not be con- tinued in the case of students who incur serious College censure, or who fail to maintain a reputable scholarship.
PRIZES.
FOR GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP :- The Kingsbury Prize, founded by J. Munro Brown, Esq., of New York City, and named in honor of Rev. Addison Kingsbury, D. D., of Marietta, amounting to sixty dollars a year, is given to the two students of the Senior Class who have maintained the highest general standing during the previous College year. One-third is paid at the beginning of each term.
The Hyde Prize, founded by the Hon. Wm. Hyde, of Ware, Mass., amounting to the same sum, is given in like manner to the two most meritorious members of the Junior Class.
A like sum may be expected to be given to the two members of the Sophomore Class, whose merit during the previous year has been the highest.
JUNIOR RHETORICAL PRIZES :- The sum of forty dollars is divided between three members of the Junior Class for excellence in the Rhetorical Department; one-third of the class being chosen, accord- ing to standing in the department during the year, to compete for prizes, by presenting essays on subjects assigned. The subjects assigned for the essays in 1882, were; James Madison, John Quincy Adams.
PRIZES FOR DECLAMATION :- Small prizes are given to two mem- bers of each of the Sophomore and Freshman classes for excellence in Declamation. The four members of each of these classes whose grade in this department during the year has been the highest, compete for these prizes at a public exhibition near the close of the College year.
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.
THE HOWARD PRIZE FOR AMERICAN HISTORY : - A prize of one hundred dollars, founded by the Hon. J. Q. Howard, of the class of 1856, is open once in two years to the members of the Senior and Junior Classes for excellence in American Political History. The prize will be awarded at the close of the College year 1882-83.
ENTRANCE EXAMINATION PRIZES :- Through the liberality of the Marietta College Club of Cincinnati, two prizes of thirty and twenty dollars, respectively, will be given to the two members of the Freshman Class of 1883-84 who pass the best entrance examination. These prizes are paid at the beginning of the second term of Freshman year.
College Donors.
APPOINTMENTS FOR THE FORTY-SEVENTH COMMENCE- MENT. JUNE 28, 1882.
Valedictory Harry Webster Nickerson,
Beverly. Columbus.
Salutatory Henry McIntyre W. Moore,
First Philosophical Wylie Edward Oldham,
Marietta.
Second Philosophical ... Charles Andrews Rosseter, Marietta.
First English. Robert Grant Kinkead, -
Marietta.
Second English. Theron Holbrook Hawks,
Marietta.
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.
PRIZES FOR GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP-1881-82.
Class of 1883-First-Joseph Banks Dawson, Steubenville. Second-Charles Emil Rehm, Pomeroy. Class of 1884-First-Charles Sparrow Nickerson, Beverly. Second-Rees Rees Lloyd, Hyde Park, Pa. Class of 1885-First-Thomas Jefferson Villers, Williamstown, W. Va. Second-Samuel Elmer Smith, Caldwell.
JUNIOR RHETORICAL PRIZES-JUNE, 1882.
First and Second 1 Edward Everett Clark,
equally divided. William Wade Dyar,
Steubenville. Muskingum.
Third
-Joseph Banks Dawson,
Steubenville.
PRIZES FOR DECLAMATION-1882.
Class of 1884-First-Rees Rees Lloyd,
Hyde Park, Pa. Second-George James Jones, Utica, N. Y. Class of 1885-First-Thomas Jefferson Villers, Williamstown, W. Va. Second-Frank Woodbridge Follett, Cincinnati.
FRESHMAN ENTRANCE PRIZES-SEPTEMBER, 1882.
First Rufus Cutler Dawes,
Marietta. Second Charles Sumner Dana,
Belpre.
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.
Marietta Academy.
INSTRUCTORS:
MARTIN R. ANDREWS, M. A., Principal and Instructor in Greek and Latin.
HOWE ALLEN MAXWELL, M. A., Tutor.
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.
Marietta Academy.
FOR THE YEAR 1882.
NAMES.
RESIDENCES.
William W. Adams,
Marietta.
William B. Addy,
Marietta.
Walter G. Beach,
Marietta.
Thomas A. Becker,
Hill's P. O.
John H. Best,
Marietta.
Elmer Blauvelt,
Marietta.
Joseph Blickensderfer,
Omaha, Neb.
Walter Booth,
Marietta.
William W. Bosworth,
Marietta.
John S. Brazier, Allen Bruce,
Marietta.
Edward W. Buell,
Marietta.
Charles F. Cisler,
Harmar.
Thomas H. Cisler,
Marietta.
George H. Cooper, F. Elmer Corner, Charles B. Couch,
Cornerville.
Lewis W. Couch,
Arbuckle, W. Va.
Albert E. Coulter,
Marietta.
Rollin W. Curtis,
Marietta.
Marietta.
Herman Darling, Rufus C. Dawes, Beman G. Dawes,
Marietta.
Charles C. Dee,
Williamstown, W. Va.
Richard Dyar,
Marietta.
Fred. Dyar,
Marietta.
Elvin P. Eddy, Joseph Eells, John L. Evans,
Coal Run.
Marietta.
Minooka, Penn.
Owen L. Evans,
Oak Hill. Round Bottom.
William H. Fankhauser, John F. Fletcher,
Marietta.
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Herscher, Ill.
Marietta.
Arbuckle, W. Va.
Marietta.
MARIETTA COLLEGE.
Wm. Barnard Folger,
Marietta.
Eben Frank Gates,
Marietta.
Harry T. Glines,
Marietta.
Loring A. Goddard, Albert Goebel, Samuel W. Hall,
Dunham.
Marietta.
Harrisville, W. Va.
John Hammond, John L. Harrison,
Harmar.
Donald P. Hart,
Marietta.
Edward B. Haskell,
Harmar. Valley Mills, W. Va.
Edgar W. Hill,
Stanleyville.
Clarence Humes,
Marietta. Belleville, W. Va.
Edwin Humphrey,
George W. Hunter,
Williamstown, W. Va.
Russell L. Janney,
Marietta.
Bancroft B. Johnson,
Avondale.
Haver Kingsbury,
Harmar.
Addison Kingsbury,
Harmar.
Fred. Dana Kraft,
Newport.
Alexander Lamb,
Athens.
John E .! Leach,
Parkersburg, W. Va.
William H. Lebmer,
Cow Run.
Alexander C. Lieving,
Williamstown, W. Va.
Frederick K. Loomis,
Marietta.
Alfred H. Lord,
Marietta.
Lewis C. Lucas,
Harmar.
William H. Lucas,
Harmar.
Thomas E. Mckinney,
Hebron, W. Va.
James T. McMaster,
Marietta.
Ellsworth M'Vay,
Stanleyville.
Charles S. Mitchell,
Locke.
George B. Montieth,
Grandview.
Thomas Mulhane,
Marietta.
Pomeroy W. Neece,
Marietta.
Adolphus H. Needham,
Dunham.
Dana R. Needham.
Dunham.
Charles Wm. Newton,
Marietta.
Merrill B. Parker,
Tecumseh, Ala.
Harry W. Pattin,
Harmar.
Arthur L. Payne,
Harmar.
George L. Pillsbury,
Marietta.
E. Horace Porter,
- Marietta.
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Cincinnati.
Leonidas Headley,
MARIETTA COLLEGE.
Herbert E. Pratt, Charles L. Price,
Saltville, Kansas.
Hall's Valley.
David P. Pugh,
Harmar.
S. Hildreth Putnam,
Harmar.
William M. Reese,
Venedocia.
Isaac O. Reynolds,
Marysville, W. Va.
Frank H. Richards,
Marietta.
Willey M. Riley,
Jackson C. H., W. Va.
J. Emerson Ricketts, Charles E. Ricketts,
Stockport.
John H. Rodick, John H. Roemer,
Clarington.
George Schmidt,
Marietta.
Edward C. Schramm,
Marietta.
Charles P. Shaw,
Marietta.
Leonard C. Shaw,
Marietta.
Frank H. Shedd,
Mt. Gilead.
Merton E. Sisson,
Marietta.
Edwin M. Smith,
Harmar.
Jenkin Springton,
Richmond, Va.
John T. Stanley,
Marietta.
Lovelle B. Terry,
Marietta.
Leonard Twinem,
Round Bottom.
Frank H. Vincent,
Harmar.
Arthur J. Warner,
Marietta.
William B. Waters,
Marietta.
Charles T. Waters,
Marietta.
Fred. Barnum Williamson,
Marietta.
George A. Wyly,
Marietta.
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Stockport.
Marietta.
MARIETTA COLLEGE.
STATEMENT.
The Preparatory Department, known as the Marietta Academy, is under the immediate charge of a Principal and an Associate, while the College Faculty have a general supervision as to the studies pur- sued, methods of discipline, etc. It is intended to furnish instruction of the best character, and the school is confidently recommended to parents who wish to secure for their sons a thorough preparation for College. The course of study occupies three years, but the students will be admitted to such standing as they are prepared for.
COURSE OF STUDY.
FIRST YEAR.
Allen and Greenough's Latin Grammar; Leighton's Latin Lessons ; Cæsar begun.
White's Complete Arithmetic.
Harvey's English Grammar.
American History.
History of England.
SECOND YEAR.
Cæsar, through four books; Cicero, seven Orations.
Loomis's Algebra, through Quadratic Equations.
History of Rome.
Good win's Greek Grammar; White's Greek Lessons; Xenophon's Anabasis begun.
Norton's Elements of Physics. Guyot's Physical Geography. Andrews's Elementary Geology.
THIRD YEAR.
The Æneid of Virgil, six books; Latin Prose Composition.
Xenophon's Anabasis, continued through three books. Homer's Iliad, one book.
Fyffe's History of Greece.
Olney's Geometry, to Section VIII.
Whitney's German Grammar; Whitney's German Reader.
Exercises in Reading and Spelling, Composition and Declamation throughout the course.
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.
Those wishing to prepare for the Philosophical Course in College will pursue the same studies as for the Classical Course, with the ex- ception of the Greek ; in place of which will be substituted in the second and third years those branches mentioned below the others in the foregoing scheme.
Such as do not contemplate a College Course, but desire to spend a period, longer or shorter, in pursuing a good English education, will find here all the advantages of the best academies. Additional classes will be formed from time to time as the circumstances of the school may require.
The sessions begin and end at the same time as in the College. The charge for tuition averages ten dollars a term.
SUMMARY.
Seniors
12
Juniors
16
Sophomores 14
Freshmen
19
61
Preparatory Department
104
165
Deduct twice numbered.
15
Total
150
ABBREVIATIONS.
S. H .- South Hall. N. H .- North Hall.
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.
Calendar.
1882.
Sept. 7. First Term begins
- Tuesday. WINTER VACATION.
1883.
Jan. 4. Second Term begins - Thursday Morning.
March 27. Second Term ends -
Tuesday. SPRING VACATION.
April 12. Third Term begins -
- Thursday Morning.
June 24. Baccalaureate
Sunday. June 24. Address before Society of Inquiry
- Sunday Evening.
June 25. Prize Declamation - - - Monday. Monday. June 25. Exhibition of Literary Societies June 26. Examination for Admission - - Tuesday. Tuesday.
June 26. Annual Meeting of Alumni
June 26. Address before Literary Societies
- Tuesday. June
27. COMMENCEMENT - -
- Wednesday. SUMMER VACATION.
Sept.
6. First Term begins
-
Thursday Morning.
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Thursday Morning. Dec. 19. First Term ends -
GENERAL CATALOGUE
OF THE
Officers, Trustees, Alumni,
AND
Honorary Graduates
OF
MARIETTA COLLEGE
MARIETTA, OHIO.
The names of clergymen are printed in Italics, in accordance with the general custom of Colleges.
The names of those who have held important offices in civil life are printed in small capitals.
A star (*) prefixed to a name denotes that the person is deceased. The year of the decease is indicated at the right.
CATALOGUE.
OFFICERS OF
GOVERNMENT AND INSTRUCTION.
PRESIDENTS.
ELECTED.
LEFT OFFICE.
1835. REV. JOEL HARVEY LINSLEY, D. D.
1846.
1846. REV. HENRY SMITH, D. D., LL. D.
1855.
1855. REV. ISRAEL WARD ANDREWS, D. D., LL. D.
TRUSTEES.
1835. REV. JOEL HARVEY LINSLEY, D. D.
1846.
1835. HON. JOHN COTTON, M. D.
1847.
1835. JOHN MILLS. 1882.
1835. CALEB EMERSON, EsQ.
1853.
1835. DOUGLAS PUTNAM.
1835. JONAS MOORE, M. D.
1856.
1835. REV. LUTHER GOODYEAR BINGHAM.
1845.
1835. ANSELM TUPPER NYE, ESQ.
1881.
1838. REV. ADDISON KINGSBURY, D. D.
1845. REV. JACOB LITTLE, D. D.
1870.
1845. HENRY STARR, ESQ.
1851.
1845. HON. SIMEON NASH.
1879.
1845. REV. EBENEZER BUCKINGHAM, D. D.
1861.
1845. REV. CHARLES MARSH PUTNAM.
1870.
1845. REV. ALEXANDER DUNCAN.
1865.
1846. REV. HENRY SMITH, D. D., LL. D. 1855.
1846. REV. HENRY LAWRENCE HITCHCOCK, D. D. 1855.
1847. REV. FRANKLIN SHUMWAY HOWE. 1854.
1847. WILLIAM SLOCOMB, EsQ.
1873.
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1849. NOAH LINSLEY WILSON, ESQ. 1867.
1849. HON. WILLIAM PARKER CUTLER.
1849. REV. THOMAS WICKES, D. D. 1870.
1849. HON. WILLIAM RUFUS PUTNAM.
1881.
I850. WILLIAM STURGES, EsQ.
1877.
1854. REV. SAMUEL WARE FISHER, D. D.
1858.
1855. REV. ISRAEL WARD ANDREWS, D. D., LL. D.
1855. HENRY BEEBE CARRINGTON, LL. D.
1866.
1859. REV. ELIPHAZ PERKINS PRATT, D. D.
1859. SAMUEL SHIPMAN. 1880.
1861. REV. MATHEW LA RUE P. THOMPSON, D. D., 1866.
1862. REV. HENRY MARTYN STORRS, D. D.
1864. BENJAMIN BRAYTON GAYLORD, ESQ.
1880.
1864. FRANCIS CHARLES SESSIONS, EsQ.
1865. REV. GEORGE MILTON MAXWELL, D. D.
1867. HON. CHARLES WOLCOTT POTWIN.
1869 HON. EMERSON ELBRIDGE WHITE, LL. D.
1873.
1871. HON. RUFUS ROBINSON DAWES.
1871. HON. ALFRED TRABER GOSHORN, LL. D.
1871. REV. THERON HOLBROOK HAWKS, D. D.
1873. WILLIAM JAMES BREED, EsQ.
1873. REV. WILLIAM EVES MOORE, D. D.
1873. DOUGLAS PUTNAM, JR., EsQ.
1876. WILLIAM HENRY BLYMYER, ESQ.
1877. REV. ROBERT GROSVENOR HUTCHINS, D. D.
1879. REV. WILLIAM ADDY, D. D.
1879 JOHN MEANS, ESQ.
1880. MARTIN POMEROY WELLS, ESQ.
1882. MARTIN DEWEY FOLLETT, EsQ.
1882. BEMAN GATES, EsQ.
TREASURERS.
1835. JOHN MILLS. 1850.
1850. ISRAEL WARD ANDREWS. 1855.
1855. SAMUEL SHIPMAN. 1867.
1867. LUTHER EDGERTON.
1876.
1876. WILLIAM HOLDEN.
1881.
1881. RODNEY METCALF STIMSON.
SECRETARY.
1835. DOUGLAS PUTNAM.
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.
PROFESSORS.
ELECTED.
Moral Philosophy and Metaphysies. LEFT OFFICE.
1835. JOEL HARVEY LINSLEY, D. D. 1846.
1846. HENRY SMITH, D. D .. LL. D. 1855.
1855. ISRAEL WARD ANDREWS, D. D., LL. D. 1869.
Latin and Greek Languages.
1835. HENRY SMITH, D. D., LL. D. 1846.
1846. JOHN KENDRICK, LL. D. 1866.
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy.
1835. DIARCA HOWE ALLEN, D. D. 1838.
1839. ISRAEL WARD ANDREWS, D. D., LL. D. 1855.
1855. ADDISON BALLARD, D. D. 1857.
1857. EVAN WILLIAM EVANS. 1865.
1865. JOHN LAWRENCE MILLS. 1866.
1868. GEORGE ROGERS ROSSETER, LL. D. 1882.
Rhetoric and Political Economy.
1835. MILO PARKER JEWETT, LL. D.
1838.
1838. DIARCA HOWE ALLEN, D. D.
1840.
1840. JOHN KENDRICK, LL. D. 1846.
Chemistry, Mineralogy and Geology.
1846. HIRAM BINGHAM. 1849.
1851. EBENEZER BALDWIN ANDREWS, LL. D. 1870.
1870. WILLIAM BLAIR GRAVES.
1874.
1874. THOMAS DWIGHT BISCOE.
Rhetoric and English Literature.
1860. EDWARD PAYSON WALKER. 1861.
Greek Language and Literature.
1866. JOHN KENDRICK, LL. D., Emeritus 1873.
1873. S. STANHOPE ORRIS, Ph. D. 1877.
1877. IRVING JAMES MANATT, Ph. D.
Latin Language and Literature.
1866. JOHN LAWRENCE MILLS. 1881.
Metaphysics and Political Philosophy.
1869. ISRAEL WARD ANDREWS, D. D., LL. D.
Moral Philosophy and Rhetoric. 1869. DAVID EDWARDS BEACH.
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.
TUTORS.
ELECTED.
LEFT OFFICE.
1838. Israel Ward Andrews, D. D., LL. D., President, 1839. 1839. Erastus Adkins, D. D., Prof. Lat. and Greek Shu. Coll. 1842.
1843. Joseph Farrand Tuttle, D. D., Pres. Wabash Coll. 1844.
1844. George Milton Maxwell, D. D., Trustee, 1845.
1845. George Rogers Rosseter, LL. D., Prof. Math. & Nat. Phil. 1847.
1847. Alvan Hyde Washburn, D. D.
1849.
1849. William Irwin, LL. D.
1851.
1851. Horace Norton,
1853.
1853. Francis Zabdiel Rosseter,
1855.
1855. Martin Dewey Follett,
1856.
1856. Edward Payson Walker, Prof. Rhet. and Eng. Lan.
1857.
1857.
Evan Llewellyn Davies,
1858.
1858.
Alexander Means Washburn,
1860.
1859.
Theodore Edgerton Greenwood,
1860.
1861. William Given Andrews,
1862.
1862. Hiram Lewis Gear,
1863.
1863. Josiah Henry Jenkins,
1864.
1864. William Augustus Bosworth,
1865.
1865. Samuel Bingham Shipman,
1866.
1866. Thomas Cratty Flanegin,
1868.
1868. William Henry Pearce,
1869.
1869. James Michael Rees,
1870.
1870 Samuel Stephen Sisson,
1872.
1872. John Lewis Davies,
1874.
1874. Charles Kinsman Wells,
1876.
1876. Ira Mills Preston,
1879.
1879. William Augustus Batchelor,
1881.
1881. Howe Allen Maxwell.
PRINCIPALS OF MARIETTA ACADEMY.
1835. Samuel Maxwell,
1855.
1855. George Holmes Howison, Prof. Pol. Econ. Wash Univ.,
Prof. Logic Mass. Inst. Tech. 1858.
1859. David Edwards Beach, Prof. Rhet. and Mor. Phil. 1861,
1861. Hugh Bartlett Scott, 1862.
1862. Edward Fowler Fish, 1864.
1864. George Rogers Rosseter, LL. D., Prof. Math. 1868.
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.
1868. Josiah Henry Jenkins,
1870.
1870. James Michael Rees,
1871.
1871. George Rufus Gear,
1879.
1879. Martin Register Andrews.
LIBRARIANS.
1835. Samuel Hall, 1836.
1836. Milo Parker Jewett, LL. D., Prof. Rhet.
1838.
1838. Henry Smith, D. D., LL. D., Prof. Latin and Greek Languages, President,
1840.
1840. Erastus Adkins, D. D., Tutor,
1842.
1842. Henry Smith, D. D., LL. D., Prof. Latin and Greek Languages, President,
1843.
1843. Joseph Farrand Tuttle, D. D., Tutor, Pres. Wab. Coll. 1844.
1844. George Milton Maxwell, D. D., Tutor, Trustee,
1845.
1845. George Rogers Rosseter, LL. D., Tutor, Prof. Math.
1847. 1849.
1847. Alvan Hyde Washburn, D. D., Tutor,
1851.
1849. 1551. John Kendrick, LL. D., Prof. Latin and Greek Lang.
1855.
1855. Martin Dewey Follett, Tutor, Trustee,
1856.
1856. Edward Payson Walker, Tutor, Prof. Rhet.
1857.
1857. 1858.
Evan William Evans, Prof. Math.
1860.
1860. Edward Payson Walker, Prof. Rhet.
1861.
Evan William Evans, Prof. Math.
1863.
1872. William Holden,
1874.
1874.
Charles Kinsman Wells, Tutor,
1876.
1876. William Holden,
1881.
1881. Hon. Rodney Metcalf Stimson.
1872.
1861. 1863. John Kendrick, LL. D., Prof. Greek Language,
1858.
Evan Llewellyn Davies, Tutor,
William Irwin, LL. D., Tutor,
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.
Catalogue of Alumni
FROM 1838 TO 1882.
1838.
* Abraham Blakely, M. A. 1864.
John Thomas Cotton, M. A., M. D.
#Samuel Hall, Hubbard Lawrence.
1861.
1839.
Erastus Adkins, M. A.,Tutor,
D. D. Iowa Cent. Univ., Prof. Lang. Shurtleff Coll.
* Isaiah North Ford, M. A. 1851.
* Lucian Collins Ford, M. A. 1872. * William Whitaker Hartwell, 1840. * John Peabody Hills, 1855.
Joseph Perkins, (Banker) B. S., M. A., Trustee West. Res.
Josiah Baird Poage, M. A. Lewis Ramage, B. S. William Safford Spaulding, M. A.
1840.
Eli Purchase Adams, M. A.
* Augustine Bardwell, 1855.
* George Brubaker, 1860.
Levi Lankton Fay.
* Samuel Prescott Hildreth,
Jr., M. A. 1875.
* Samuel Kidder, 1842.
*Cyrus Kingsbury, (Farmer),1875. *John Parker Kingsbury,
(Merchant) M. A. 1867.
DANIEL BLISS LINN, (Law- yer) M. A.
Charles Edmund Lindsley, M. A.
*Daniel Gregory Mason, (Publisher) M. A. 1869.
* George Washington Olney, 1842. William Dennison Bailey, (Farmer).
*John Fawcett Pogue, (Mis- sionary) M. A. 1878. * Theodore Sedgwick Dana, 1848
Charles E. Ramage, (Law- yer), 1865.
1841.
George Burr Bradley. Henry Jackson Eager. Romanta Blucher Ford, M. A. 1845. * Calvin Percival Hogshead, M. A. 1866.
Isaac Knapp, (Dentist) M. A., M. D.
*Robert Lowrey, (Teacher), 1849. * Erwin Page, M. A. 1865.
Benjamin Franklin Stuart.
Joseph Farrand Tuttle, M. A., Tutor, President Wabash
Coll. Ind., D. D. 1860.
1842.
* Ebenezer Baldwin Andrews, M. A., Prof. Geol. Min. and Chem., LL. D. 1870. 1880. Josiah Dexter Cotton, M. D. * Daniel Greene, 1844.
Luther Dana Hill, M. A.
Frederick Beecher Homes, (Insurance).
Samuel Hiram Lee, M. A., M. D.
George Milton Maxwell, M. A., Tutor, D. D. 1865, Trustee.
Henry Bartlett Shipman, M. D.
* Franklin Young Washburn, M. A. 1852.
1843.
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Charles Hazeltine Goddard, M. A. John Henry Howes.
*William Spencer Nye, (Law- yer). 1862. 1871.
* Oscar Park, M. A.
*James Rank, 1846.
* George Rogers Rosseter, M. A., Tutor, Prin. Mar. Acad., Prof. Math. and Nat. Phil., LL. D. West. Res. 1881. 1882.
William Bradley Thomas, (Insurance).
*James Shoemaker Walton, M. A. 1874.
*Thomas Walter Williams, B. S. 1851.
1844.
Peres Brown, (Teacher).
"Joseph Whiting Browning, 1847. Solomon Payson Fay, M. A. William Henry Goddard, (Lawyer).
Henry Augustus Rosseter.
#Robert McAmy Steele, 1844.
1845.
George Washington Bailey, (Farmer).
Joseph Van Horne Barks. Henry Bushnell.
George William Doane, (Law- yer), M. A. Timothy Seymour Goodman, (Insurance).
Richard D. Hammond.
#John S. McClure, (Lawyer), 1855. Elliot Josiah Moore, (Lawyer). * Oren Henry Newton, M. A. 1878. Ira Mills Preston, (Mission- ary), M. A., Tutor. Jonas Putnam Safford, M. D. William Sturges, (Banker), Trustee. HENRY ALBERT TOWNE, (Lawyer), Judge Court of Common Pleas.
WILLARD WARNER, (Manu- facturer), B. S., M. A., U. S. Senator from Ala.
1846.
William Wildman Cumber- land, 1861.
#Benjamin Tupper Cushing, ( Lawyer). 1850. # William Thompson Day, M. D. 1873.
John Henry Hudnall, (Law- yer), M. A.
Edwin Gaylord Moore, M. A. Dudley Columbus Stone, M. A., Assist. Supt. Schools, San Francisco.
Joseph Buell Ward, (Insur- ance), M. A. 1880. * Alvan Hyde Washburn, M. A , Tutor, D. D. 1871. 1876.
#JOSEPH GARDNER WILSON, (Lawyer), M. A., Judge Sup. Court Oregon, M. C., LL. D. 1865. 1873.
1847.
# Arthur Tappan Butler, (Law- yer) M. A. 1847.
James Smith
Campbell,
(Teacher), Supt. of Schools.
*Austin
McAula
Clark,
(Banker).
1878.
Henry Fitzhugh, Jr., (Bank-
er).
*James Fowler Given, M. A. 1867. William Henry Lewis, M. D. 1857.
HENRY SAFFORD NEAL (Lawyer) M. A., M. C.
Horace Norton, (Manufactur- er) M. A., Tutor. George Richard Woodruff, (Merchant).
1848.
#William Carter, (Teacher), 1874. Supt. of Schools.
#John Dana, M. D. 1855.
- Francis Goodman.
Charles Coffin Hart, M. A.
WILLIAM IRWIN, (Lawyer), M. A., Tutor, Gov. of Cali- fornia, LL. D., 1876. Amos Layman, ( Editor) B. S., M. A.
9
MARIETTA COLLEGE.
*Marshall Tellfair Nelson,
(Merchant). 1883.
* Eli Brown Smith, 1872.
Henry Kirke Whiton, (Law- yer) M. A.
Henry Wickes, M. A.
1849.
Richard Anderson Arthur, M. A., Prof. Math. Ohio Univ. Charles Devol Curtis, M. A., Pres. Farmers' College.
Obed Dickinson.
*James Monroe Hyatt, M. D. 1860.
* Charles Sumner LeDuc, M. A. 1868.
*Joseph Lovell, B. S. 1865.
John Martin.
Asa Shinn McCoy, M. A. *Joshua Milton McLain,
1874.
Alfred Spicer Patrick, M. A., M. D. Nathanael Horace Pierce, (Missionary).
James Newton Salisbury, M. A., M. D.
Havens Starr, (Lawyer).
George Ludington Weed, Jr., (Teacher) M. A., Supt. Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
1850.
Goodrich Hollister Barbour, (Merchant).
Charles Clark, (Teacher).
*James Davis Devin, (Law- yer). 1866.
-
*Joseph Wood Dunn, 1880.
Edward William Huntington, (Lawyer).
William Alexander King, (Lawyer).
Francis Zabdiel Rosseter, M. A., Tutor. Samuel Ward, M. A.
Levi Edward Whipple War- ner, (Manufacturer). Wellington ; Wells.
1851.
Edward Herrick Allen,
(Banker) M. A.
Theodore Spencer Case, M.A., M. D. (Editor). Leander Alexander Divine, B. S.
#George Wyllys Dodge, (Law- yer) M. A. 1858.
John Brooks Fowler. Isaac Naylor. John Henry Walter, M. A.
1852.
Charles Madison Alexander, 1879, (Lawyer).
Joseph Rogers Armstrong, M. A.
William Henry Blymyer, (Manufacturer) Trustee. Evan Llewellyn Davies, M. A., Tutor.
Henry Dana Fearing, (Man- ufacturer).
George Holmes Howison, M. A., Prin. Mar. Acad., Prof. Pol. Econ. Wash. Univ., Prof. Logic Mass. Inst. Tech.
Milton James McLean.
*Benjamin Perkins Putnam, (Manufacturer). 1870. Loyal Manly Wilcox, (Farm- er).
1853.
Lyman Pliny Alden, Supt. Mich. Home for Children. Abner Lord Andrews, (Law- yer).
Eliphalet Frazer Andrews, (Artist).
*Jackson Green Coffing,(Mis- sionary). 1862.
Charles Beatty Collier, (Law- yer) M. A.
George Buchanan Collier, (Manufacturer) M. A.
David Barnes Cotton, M. D. Martin Dewey Follett, (Law- yer), M. A., Tutor, Trustee. Orville Marion Hundley, (Lawyer).
George Washington Jackson, (Banker). *John Peter Kean. 1854
10
MARIETTA COLLEGE.
* William Augustus Smith, M. A., Tutor Den. Univ. 1879. BENJ. FRANKLIN STONE, JR., M. A., Judge of Probate.
*Lawrence Waldo, (Lawyer), 1864. Lot Norton Woodruff.
1854.
*Charles Reuben Davis, (Ed- itor), 1873.
Francis Marion Dimmick, M. A.
*Lyman Fullerton, (Lawyer),1871. Lewis Hunt Goodwin, (Law- yer),
ALFRED TRABER GOSHORN, (Manufacturer), M. A., Di- rector Gen. of Centen. Ex- position, LL. D. 1877, Trus- tee.
William De Fletcher Lummis, (Teacher.)
Charles Davies Mansfield, M. A., U. S. Navy.
John Dean Phillips, (Teacher). *John Alison Pickens, 1859.
Henry Kirke Smith, M. D.
Jeremiah Evarts Weed, M. A.
1855.
William Given Andrews, M. A., Tutor.
* Benjamin Joseph Brice,
(Lawyer), 1863.
Henry Cass Brown, (Banker).
*Henry Manasseh Dawes, M. A., (Lawyer), 1860.
JOHN FASSETT FOLLETT, (Law- yer), M. A., Speaker Ohio House Rep., M. C., LL. D. 1879. Charles Convers Goddard, (Lawyer).
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