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  Scott, Charles

  A resident of Waterford, NY, he was a member of the Philomathean Society and later became a lawyer.

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  Spooner, Charles Albert

  Born August 20, 1796. He was a teacher and deacon. Died October 11, 1883.

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  Stone, Daniel Jr.

  Born September 27, 1803. He was a lawyer in Massachusetts and later became a principal of a high school in Pittsburgh, PA.

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  Temple, John Taylor

  He received an honorary Master of Arts degree from Union College.

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  Thorne, John Sullivan

  Born April 19, 1807. He became a physician in New York City.

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  Thorne, William K.

  A resident of New York City, he was a lawyer and later worked in real estate. Died May 7, 1887.

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  Tinkham, David Pixley

  Non-graduate.

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  Tooker, Jacob C.

  Principal of the Poughkeepsie Female Academy.

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  Utley, Samuel Jr.

  A native of Dalton, MA. He was ordained as an Evangelist at Rochester, MA.

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  Van Dyck, Cornelius Lawrence

  Born 1804 in Kinderhook, NY. He became a pastor and died in 1866.

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  Van Ingen, John Visger

  A scholarship at Hobart College was named in his honor.

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  Van Reypen, John V.

  He was studying medicine at Rutgers when he died in 1829.

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  Van Schoonhoven, Jacob Lansing

  Non-graduate. He was a member of the old Knickerbocker family of New York.

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  Walton, H. Nelson

  Non-graduate. He was a resident of Oswego, NY.

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  Warner, Horatio G.

  Born in Canaan, NY, in 1801. He became a lawyer and later regent of the University of the State of New York.

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  Woodruff, Samuel M.

  He was a lawyer in New York City. Died in a collision off the coast of Newfoundland in 1854.

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  Young, Charles C.

  The son of the founder of Youngstown, Ohio who later became a lawyer in New York City.