1828

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Norton, Edward

He was a lawyer in Buffalo and New York City.
Phelps, Philo Fuller

Ordained as a Presbyterian minister. Died 1841.
Porter, Charles A.

A resident of Albany, NY, was a member of the Philomathean Society. Died in 1847.
Porter, William

From Hebron, NY, he was a member of the Philomathean Society and died in 1887.
Powell, James Augustus

A resident of Newburgh, he drowned in the Hudson River in 1828.
Seely, Amos W.

A Presbyterian clergyman from New York City, died 1865.
Sternberg, Jacob

Graduated from Union with A.B. degree.
Ticknor, Caleb B.

Non-graduate.
Tompkins, Daniel H.

Non-graduate.
Walker, David E.

He was a clergyman in Putnam County, GA.
Walker, Thacker V.

Graduated from Union with A.B. degree.
Ward, Hiram

A resident of Brutus, NY, he died in 1829.
Warren, Waters

From Ludlow, VT. He was a clergyman in Three Oaks, MI and died in 1888.
Waterman, William Dwight

A founder of Gamma of New York. He became a lawyer in New York City.
Watrous, John C.

Attorney General of Texas and later U.S. District Judge. He died in 1874.
Weise, Neiser William

From Washington, NH, he became a lawyer in German Valley, NJ.
Wendover, Peter Van Schaick

From Kinderhook, NY, he became a lawyer and died unmarried in 1883.
Wetmore, William Stowe

He was a lawyer in Whitesboro. Died February 20, 1846.
Wheeler, Nelson Knox

From Deposit, NY, he was a lawyer and later became a New York assemblyman. Died 1888.
Whitney, Elijah

He was a Presbyterian minister, teacher and later a physician.
Wilson, William

Clergyman, born December 25, 1803.
Winne, Charles

From Albany, NY, he was a member of the Philomathean Society. Died 1877.
Winthrop, William

A prominent Mason and a corresponding member of the New England Historical and Genealogical Society.
Witherspoon, Thomas Sydenham

He was a pastor in Alabama.
Wyckoff, William Henry

Baptist clergyman and scholar. Died 1877 in Brooklyn.