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Ashe, John Algernon Sidney
Senator in South Carolina. Born October 1795. Never married. Owned plantations in Charleston. Became Commissioner of free schools. Died May 30, 1868.
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Beveridge, Thomas
Born on October 9, 1796. Professor of Theology in the Seminary of the United Presbyterian Church in Ohio. Died in 1873.
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Boyd, Joshua
Born in Goshen, NY, March 10, 1785. Became a Presbyterian pastor. He died November 3, 1874.
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Bradford, Merritt
Born in 1786. Died in Newburgh, NY, January 28, 1846. He was a teacher in the Academy there.
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Bradley, Samuel B.
Born in 1796 in Westmoreland, NY. Became a physician. Received A.M. from Hamilton College in 1819. Died in 1880.
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Burnett, Samuel
He was from Milton, NY and his last residence was New York City. Served as a private during the War of 1812.
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Cambreleng, John P.
Lieutenant of the U.S. Navy. Died on board the frigate Macedonian at Valparaiso.
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Clowes, Thomas
He was born in Marblehead, Mass in 1791. He held numerous public offices including State Assessor in 1849.
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Cook, Zebulon
Son of Samuel Cook of Charlton. He was the Post-Master of Amsterdam, NY, where he died in February, 1828.
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Crosby, Stephen
He was born in Thompson, Connecticut in 1789. Ordained as Pastor in 1819. He died June 5, 1838.
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Cruttenden, David H.
He was born in Galway, NY in 1816. He was an educator who became Professor of Latin and Greek at the Oswego Normal School.
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Forbes, John
From Johnstown, NY. Private during the War of 1812. Last residence was listed as Syracuse, NY.
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Gale, George W.
Born December 3, 1789. Clergyman and founder of Knox College. He died September 13, 1861.
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Gansevoort, Peter C.
Non-graduate of 1814. He was a Colonel in the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War and died in 1829.
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Hansen, Nicholas
Was born in Greenbush on September 25, 1795. He was an attorney in Albany. Died in 1871.
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Huggins, William R.
A resident of Greenville, NY, was a member of the Philomathean Society. He died in 1872.
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Judd, Gideon N.
Born July 1, 1788. He was the pastor of the Presbyterian church of Bloomfield from 1820-34. Died in 1860.
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Kane, Charles
Born in New York City. Died in New Orleans on August 3, 1834 of Yellow Fever. His father was president of the Mohawk Bank.
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