1818

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Bird, John Hambelin

Born February 17, 1800 in Troy, NY. Died January 13, 1820.
Blanchard, Anthony

Resident of Salem, NY and went on to become surrogate of Albany County. He was a member of the Philomathean Society.
Bloodgood, Simeon DeWitt

Studied law and settled in Albany. Died at age 66 on July 14, 1866 in NY.
Boardman, George Sherman

Born 1799 in New Milford, Connecticut. Admitted to the bar in 1820 and died in New Milford 1825.
Breese, Sidney

U.S. Senator from Illinois, born July 1800 in NY. Prosecuting attorney for nine years and Chief Justice for three years at the Supreme Court.
Brigham, David

Studied theology and was pastor in East Randolph, Massachusetts. Was a member of the Adelphic Society, died 1888.
Brooks, James Gordon

A poet born 1801 in Claverack, NY. Editor of the New York Courier, died 1841 in Albany, NY.
Burt, William Skinner

Graduated Union College with honors, a tutor in Amherst College and an instructor of an academy in Newburgh, NY. Was county clerk and sheriff of Hampden County.
Cantine, William R.

A resident of New York City, born 1818. Was a member of the Philomathean Society, died 1848.
Clinton, Charles Alexander

Resident of New York City and a member of the Philomathean Society. Died November 23, 1861.
Cole, Almeron Hyde

Admitted attorney in the Supreme Court and served seventeen years as Justice of the Peace in the town of Barre.
Cooper, John Tayler

Lieutenant Governor of the State of NY from 1813 to 1822. Born April 1798 in Albany and died August 1878 at age of 88.
DeRidder, Jacob Van Schaick

Lawyer, born October 24, 1797 and died 1845.
Dickerson, Jonathan

A member of the Adelphic Society, from Montgomery. Died September 28, 1842.
Doane, George Washington

Bishop of New Jersey and author of the hymn, "Softly Now the Light of Day".
Dunn, Clarkson

Rector of Christ Church, Newton, NJ for more than thirty years. Established a small classical school in Newton, NJ.
Fuller, George Kendall

Descendant of Samuel Fuller, a Puritan who landed at Plymouth Rock from the Mayflower. Resident of Schenectady, NY and a member of the Philomathean Society.
Gordon, Yorick Sterne

Principle teacher in the Pineville Academy, South Carolina. A member of the Adelphic Society, died 1820.
Harding, Sewall

Pastor of the First Congregational Church, Waltham, Massachusetts. Son of John and Beulah Sewall, died 1876.
Harkness, Lamon G.

Born in Salem, Washington County, NY 1801 and went on to become a doctor. Died 1880 in Cleveland, Ohio.
Holland, William

From Johnstown, NY and a member of the Adelphic Society. Died December 2, 1839.
Holly, Alfred A.

A merchant at Stamford, Connecticut and married in 1822 to Charlotte Chapman.
Hubbell, Horatio

Entered Union College at age 14 and was later admitted to the bar. Elected Brigadier General of the Third Philadelphia Brigade.
Jarvis, William

Born February 29, 1796 in Norwalk, Connecticut. Went on to become a priest and ministered at East Haddam and Hebron for some time.
King, Charles C.

Admitted to the degree of counselor at law, May 30 1824.