1828

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Ford, Elijah

Ford was a lawyer in Buffalo, NY. Died 1879.
Goodwin, Stephen A.

He was one of the clerks of the court of chancery of the state of New York.
Heermance, Garrett

A resident of Nassau, NY, he was a member of the Adelphic Society.
Hildreth, James T.

He was a magistrate in Johnstown, NY.
Hull, Amos Gerald

Born 1810 at New Hartford, NY. He was a homoeopathic physician in New York City. Died 1859.
Hunt, Ward

Mayor of Utica, NY and later associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court.
Hurd, William F.

Non-graduate.
Husbands, Joseph D.

He was a lawyer. Died in Rochester, April 2, 1900.
Jackson, William G.

Rector of Hungar's Parish, VA.
Kilmer, Thomas

He was ordained a Lutheran minister.
Knowles, Charles Jenkins

A resident of Greenville, NY, was a member of the Philomathean Society.
Lamberson, Samuel Lewis

A teacher and clergyman in Virginia and Illinois. Died 1875.
Lawrison, Samuel C.

Was a member of the Delphian Institute.
Little, David H.

An elder in the Presbyterian Church of Cherry, Valley. Died 1873.
Livingston, John

A resident of Middleburgh, NY, was a member of the Delphian Institute Society. Died 1885.
Mason, John

A resident of Pittsfield, MA, he was a member of the Philomathean Society. Died 1850.
Masten, Joseph G.

Former mayor of Buffalo, NY.
McClaughry, Thomas C.

From Kortright, NY, he was a member of the Adelphic Society, Died 1853.
McDowall, John R.

A key figure in the Moral Reform in New York City in the early 1830s.
McLaury, Thomas Clark

Pastor of Associate Reformed Church at White Lake, Sullivan County. Died 1853.
Miller, Abraham

He was a physician in New York and later a dentist. Died in New Orleans in 1879.
Moss, Horace O.

Born 1809. He was a manufacturer of cotton goods.
Mower, Samuel

He was a merchant in Michigan City. Died 1860.
Newcomb, Zaccheus Tobias

Born 1804 in Pleasant Valley, NY. He was a lawyer and later ran a foundry.
Noble, Charles Curtis

He was the first judge of Otsego County and later elected as a representative. Died 1851.