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1 829-1929
JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS
1929
CHARLES HENRY RAMMELKAMP, Ph.D.
President of Illinois College since 1905
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THIS LITTLE BOOK
DEVOTED TO THE MEMORY OF ALUMNI OF THE PAST
WHOM THE LIVING ALUMNI
DELIGHT TO HONOR
IN THIS THE CENTENNIAL YEAR OF THE COLLEGE
IS AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED
TO OUR BELOVED LEADER
CHARLES HENRY RAMMELKAMP
SIXTH PRESIDENT OF ILLINOIS COLLEGE
WHOSE UNDAUNTED FAITH. TIRELESS DEVOTION, AND HIGH IDEALS
HAVE BROUGHT OUR ALMA MATER
TO THE THRESHOLD OF ITS SECOND CENTURY
RENEWED IN STRENGTH, HONORED OF ALL. CONFIDENT OF THE FUTURE
PREFATORY NOTE
The publication of the Centennial Edition of this modest
record of the lives of the alumni of Illinois College in whose
names Memorial Memberships in the Alumni Fund Association
have been established fulhlls a hope that vv^as timidly expressed
in the first edition, published in 1917, and a definite promise
that was made in the second edition, published in 1924. But
when the promise was made five years ago and the work of
preparation begun, it seemed quite improbable that anything
like historical completeness could be attained, especially for
the early period.
The fact is, however, that over one-half of those who are
commemorated in this book are from the first twenty-five years
after there began to be graduates, that is, from 1835 to i860.
This result is due, partly to the wide-spread interest which
the undertaking has aroused among the relatives and friends
of early students of the College, partly to the zeal of the
Sigma Pi and Phi Alpha Societies in showing honor to their
Founders, and partly to the extraordinary generosity shown
by the alumni in contributing the money for memberships in
honor of men who, though prominent in the pioneer days, were
often quite unknown to the donors themselves.
If this little book shall bring back into the consciousness of
the Illinois College of the twentieth century the personality,
character and achievements of the leading Illinois College men
of one hundred, seventy-five, and fifty years ago, it will have
fulfilled its mission. The alumni of Illinois College have been
deeply impressed in this the centennial year of its founding
by the able historical narrative of the hundred years which
President Rammelkamp has written and the Yale University
Press has published. His moving story of struggle, sacrifice, and
ultimate success centers in Jacksonville and Illinois ; it is the
story of the College. But as one follows the careers of our
alumni as sketched in the following pages, we are reading the
story of the development of the great Middle West, the South-
west, and the Far West. From Illinois and Jacksonville the
influences radiate in every direction ; it is the contribution of
Illinois College to the nation.
Edward Capps,
Chairman
Stephen Hempstead, -35
October 1, 1812 February 16, 1883
New London, Conn. Dubuque, la.
Lawyer. Second Governor of the State of Iowa (1850-1854),
Established bv the alumni.
[ 1 ]
Jonathan Edwards Spilman, '35
April 15, 1812 May 23, 1896
Greenville, Ky Flora, 111.
Presbyterian Clergyman. Composer of the music of "Flow
Gently, Sweet Afton." D.D., Central University.
Established by his son and daughters, L. H. Spilman, Anna
Louise Spilman, Clara Lee Andrews, and Byrd Spilman Dewey.
[ 2 ]
Richard Yates, '35
January 18. 1815 November 27, 1873
Warsaw, Ky. St. Louis, Mo.
Lawyer and statesman. Member of the Illinois Legislature 1842-
1846, 1848-1850. Member of Congress 1850-1854. War Governor
of Illinois 1860-1864. LJnited States Senator 1865-1871. Trustee
of Illinois College 1853-1860. LL.D., Beloit.
Established by Richard Yates Rowe, -09.
[ 3 ]
Charles Backus Barton, '36
September 1, 1810 December 19, 1904
Fitchburg, Mass. Jacksonville, 111.
One of the group of nine students who reported on January 4,
1830, when Professor Sturtevant began his work in Beecher Hall.
Presbyterian clergyman. Author of "Founders and Founding
of Illinois College."
Established by the alumni.
[ 4 ]
Charles E. Blood, '37
March 1, 1810 March 25, 1866
Mason, N.H. Wataga, 111.
Congregational clergyman. In 1854 was sent from a pastorate in
Farmington, 111., by the American Home Missionary Society to
Kansas, where he organized and built churches. Was active in
the effort to make Kansas a free state. Took part in the move-
ment which resulted in the foundation of what is now Washburn
College.
Established by the alumni.
[ 5 ]
George Shepard Park, -37
October 18, 1811 June 6, 1890
Grafton, Vt. Magnolia, 111.
Pioneer settler of the West. Soldier in the Texas revolution,
of the few survivors of the Goliad Massacre. Railroad bu
and director. Christian philanthropist. P'ounder of Park Col
Established by his daughter, Mrs. George A. Lawrence, and
Lawrence.
One
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lege.
Mr.
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Robert W. Patterson, '37
January 21, 1814
Near Maryville, Tenn.
February 24, 1894
Evanston, 111.
Clergyman, educator and writer. Tutor in Illinois College 1839-
1840. Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Chicago 1840-
1842, of the Second, ibid., 1842-1874. Professor in the McCormick
Theological Seminary 1874-1881. Lecturer in the Lane Theo-
logical Seminary 1S81-1884. Organizer of Lake Forest University
and its first president 1876-1878. An ardent religious contro-
versialist and a voluminous writer for the Chicago Tribune
and the religious press. Author of "Early Society in Southern
Illinois," 1881. D.D., Hamilton, LL.D., Lake Forest.
Established by the alumni.
[ 7 ]
September 22, 1810
Norwalk, Conn.
Edward Scofield '37
October 12, 1878
Somonauk, 111.
Clergyman. Walked from Shawneetown, 111., in order to enter
the Preparatory Department of Illinois College. After gradua-
tion entered the Lane Theological Seminary, where he lived in
the family of Dr. Lyman Beecher, President of the Seminary and
father of Edward Beecher, who in 1830 had become the first
President of Illinois College. Was very active in the anti-slavery
movement. As a clergyman of the Presbyterian Church he de-
voted himself to establishing and building up small country
churches in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. He preached the funeral
sermon of President William Henry Harrison and baptized his
grandson. President Benjamin F. Harrison.
Established by the alumni.
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William Stanton Curtis, '38
August 3, 1815
Burlington, Vt.
May 30, 188?
Rockford, 111.
Presbyterian clergyman and educator. Professor of Moral Phi-
losophy at the University of Michigan (1851-1852) and at
Hamilton College (i8?5-i863). President of Knox College
1863-1868.
Established by the alumni.
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Thomas Laurie, '38
May 19, 1821 October 10, 1897
Craigleith, near Edinburgh, Scotland Providence, R.I.
Congregational clergyman. Arrived in America with his par-
ents in 1830. Entered the Preparatory Department of Illinois
College in 1831 and the College in 1834. Was graduated from
Andover Theological Seminary in 1841, and was ordained in
Jacksonville in 1842. Served as a missionary in Turkey and
among the Nestorians of Persia 1842-1846. After pastorates in
South Hadley and West Roxbury, Alass., he accepted a call to
Providence, R.I., where he organized the Pilgrim Church and
was in active service as its pastor from 1869 to 1883. D.D., Wil-
liams College, 1865.
[ 10 ]
Clark Roberts, -38
August 13, 1805
\'ienna, Ohio
November 30, 1885
Winchester, 111.
Physician, a graduate (1846) of the Medical School of Illinois
College. Surgeon-Major, lOist Illinois Volunteer Infantry, in
the Civil War, in which two of his sons also served. Astronomer
and writer. Author of "A Theorem of Planetary Motion."
Established by his granddaughter, Louise Roberts Anaya.
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October 29, 1895
Lewistown, 111.
Lewis Winans Ross,
December 8, 1812
Seneca County, N.Y.
Son of Ossian M. Ross, pioneer settler of Fulton County, 111.,
and founder of Lewistown. Lawyer. Captain, Co. K, 4th Illinois
Infantry in the Mexican War. Member of the Illinois Legis-
lature for two terms. Member of Congress for three terms (1863-
1869). Member of the Illinois Constitutional Conventions of
1862 and 1870. Delegate to the Democratic national conventions
of i860, 1876, and 1880.
Established by his nephew, George C. Ross, '73.
[ 12 ]
George C. Curtis, '39
July 18, 1817 .Tune 20, 1894
Burlington, \ t. Watkins, XA.
Presbvterian clergyman. Served in long pastorates in Adrian,
Mich.l Elmira and' Canandaigua. X.Y. Was honored with the
degree of Doctor of Divinity by Hamilton College at its Jubilee
Anniversary in 1862.
Established by the alumni.
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WiLLisTON Jones, '40
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February 6, 1814
Holland, N.Y.
November 20, 1865
Rolla, Mo.
Presbyterian clergyman and teacher. An important factor in the
founding (1863) of Coe College, Iowa.
Established by the alumni.
[ 14 ]
January 27, 1907
Oakland, Calif.
Harvey Lee Ross, -40
October 10, 1817
Seneca County, N.Y.
Son of Ossian M. Ross, pioneer settler of Fulton County, 111.,
and founder of Lewistown. Farmer and landowner. Author of
"Early Pioneers and Pioneer Events," an autobiographical nar-
rative. Opened the first bank in Fulton County.
Established by his son, George C. Ross, '73.
[ 15 ]
William H. Herndon, -41
December 25, 1818 March 18, 1891
Greenburg, Ky. Near Springfield, 111.
Lawyer. Law partner and biographer of Abraham Lincoln.
Established by the alumni.
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Thomas J. C. Fagg, '42
July 15, 1822
Albemarle Co., Va.
October 26, 1914
St. Louis, Mo,
Lawyer. Probate Judge of Pike County, Mo. Judge of the 3rd
Judicial District of Missouri. Member of the Missouri Legis-
lature 1855-1857. Colonel, 5th Missouri State Militia, in the Civil
War. Federal Judge. Justice of the Supreme Court of Missouri.
LL.D., Illinois College, 1877.
F^stablished by his son, Clark Fagg, -81.
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Samuel Bacon Fairbank, '42
December 14, 1822 May 31, 1892
Stamford, Conn. Tungahadra, India
Congregational clergyman and pioneer foreign missionary,
serving in India (chiefly at Ahmednager) from 1846 to the time
of his death. D.D., Illinois College, 1877.
Established by his children, Emily F. Smith, Anne F. Woods,
Katie F. Hume, Henry Fairbank, Grace F. Burr. Edward Fair-
bank, Elizabeth F. Hastings, Rose F. Beals, and Mary F. Evans.
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September 30, 1902
Jacksonville, 111.
Marshall P. Ayers. '43
February- 27, 1823
Philadelphia, Pa.
Banker and landowner. Trustee of Illinois College from 1879
to 1901.
Established bv his grandchildren.
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Newton Bate man, '43
July 27. 1822
Fairfield, N.J.
October 21, 1897
Galesburg, 111.
Educator. One of the leaders in establishing the public school
system of Illinois. Superintendent of Public Instruction of Illi-
nois 1859-1862, 1865-1875. President of Knox College 1875-
1893. Trustee of Illinois College 1868-1876. LL.D., Illinois Col-
lege, 1865. A Founder of Sigma Pi Society.
Established by the Alumni Association, Sigma Pi Society, and
Alumni of Knox College.
[ 20 ]
March 14. IQOO
Elmira, N.Y.
Thomas Kennicut Beech er, '43
February 10. 1824
Litchfield, Conn.
Congregational clergyman. Son of Lyman Beecher and youngest
brother of Edward Beecher, first President of Illinois College.
From 1854 on was pastor of the Independent Congregational
Church of Elmira, N.Y. Chaplain, 141st New York Infantry,
in the Civil War. Author of religious books and articles. D.D.,
Illinois College, 1879. A Founder of Sigma Pi Society.
Established by Sigma Pi Society.
[ 21 ]
John Tillson Morton, '43
September 7, 1821
Halifax, Mass.
May 1, 1901
Topeka, Kans.
Lawyer and editor. Member of the Lower House (1846) and
Senate (1850) of Iowa. Editor of the Quincy Whig 1851-1860.
Probate Judge, Shawnee County, Kansas. Judge of the Third
Judicial District, Kansas, 1869-1883.
Established by his five living (1927) grandchildren: Mrs, Edith
Clifford Saxton, Mrs. Marion Clifford Blossom, Mrs. Irene
Clifford Jones, Oliver Morton Clifford, and Arthur Morton
Clifford.
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Samuel Willard, '43
December 30, 1821 February 9. 1913
Lunenburg, Vt. Chicago, 111.
Physician and teacher. Private and Surgeon-Major, 97th Illinois
Volunteer Infantry, in the Civil War. School administrator
and editor. Head of the Department of History, West Side
High School, Chicago, 1890-1898. LL.D., Knox College, 1882.
A Founder of Sigma Pi Society.
Established by his daughters and by Sigma Pi Society.
[ 23 ]
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June 16, 1903
Jacksonville, 111.
Hiram K. Jones, '44
August 5, 1818
Culpepper Co., Va.
Physician, philosopher, and teacher. A founder and leading
member of the American Akademe. and member of the faculty
of the Concord School of Philosophy. Author of numerous ar-
ticles, chiefly on philosophical subjects. Trustee of Illinois Col-
lege 1875-1886. Professor of Philosophy, Illinois College, 1885-
1900. Donor of the Jones Library and generous benefactor of
the College. LL.D., Illinois College, 1881. For many years Presi-
dent of the Alumni Association.
Established by the Alumni Association.
[ 24 1
Charles H. Tillson, '44
November 25. 1865
HiUsboro, 111.
September 15. 1823
Hillsboro, 111.
Lawyer, practising in St. Louis, Mo. Member of the City Council
of St. Louis. A Founder of Sigma Pi Society.
Established by Sigma Pi Society.
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Henry Wing, '44
April 6, 1822
Troy, Mo,
February 18, 1871
Collinsville, 111.
Physician and scholar. Commissioned by Governor Yates as
member of the Illinois Board of Medical Examiners in 1861,
with the rank of Major, and by President Lincoln in 1863 as
Surgeon for the 12th District, Illinois. A Founder of Sigma Pi
Society.
Established by Sigma Pi Society.
[ 26 ]
Eliphalet Wickes Blatchford, '45
May 31, 1826
Stillwater, N.Y.
January 25, 1914
Chicago, 111.
Manufacturer and philanthropist. Founder of the firm of E. W.
Blatchford & Co., manufacturers of lead pipe. Trustee of Illinois
College, 1866-1875. Corporate member of the American Board of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions and Vice-President from
1885 to 1898. President of the Trustees of the Newberry
Library, and Trustee of the John Crerar Library, Chicago, 111.
President of the Chicago Academy of Sciences and of the
Trustees of the Chicago Theological Seminary. Trustee of the
Chicago Art Institute. LL.D., Illinois College, 1898.
Established by the Alumni Association.
[ 27 ]
William E. Catlin, '45
November 27, 1823
Augusta, Ga.
March 10, 1903
Near White Sulphur Springs,
Montana
Presbyterian clergyman. Pioneer missionary in Idaho. Founder
of the Ireland Prize in Philosophy at Illinois College. A
Founder of Sigma Pi Society.
Established by Sigma Pi Society.
[ 28 ]
ZiMRi Allen Enos, -45
September 29, 1821 December 8, 1507
St. Louis, Mo. Springfield, 111.
Pioneer resident of Springfield, 111., where his parents moved
in 1823. Lawyer, commission merchant, and civil engineer. Took
part in the political movement which resulted in the formation
of the Republican party.
Established by his nephew, Pascal Hatch.
[ 29 ]
William Charles Goudy, '45
May 15, 1824 April 27, 1893
Indiana Chicago, 111.
Lawyer. General Solicitor of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad. Considered one of the ablest lawyers of the State.
State's Attorney for the loth Judicial District of Illinois
1852-1855. State Senator of Illinois 1857-1861. Member of the
Democratic National Committee. LL.D., Illinois College, 1877.
A Founder of Sigma Pi Society.
Established by Sigma Pi Society.
[ 30 ]
William Ireland, '45
December 30, 1821
Wales
October 12, 1888
Boston, Mass.
Congregational Clergyman. Missionary to South Africa until
the time of his death. The Ireland Prize in Philosophy at Illi-
nois College was founded in 1889 in his memory by William E.
Catlin, '45. A Founder of Sigma Pi Society.
Established by Sigma Pi Society.
[ 31 ]
Barbour Lewis, '45
1824
Alburg, Vermont
July 15, 1893
Near Colfax, Wash.
Lawyer. After teaching for seme years in Mobile, Ala., he
studied law at the Albany and Harvard Law Schools. Captain
and Major 1st Missouri Volunteer Cavalry, serving from August
1861 to November 1864. In March 1863 was appointed Judge
for the district of Memphis, Tenn., by the military authorities.
In 1867 was appointed by Governor Brownlow President of
the Board of County Commissioners of Shelby County, Miss.,
serving until 1869. Was member of the 43rd Congress from
Tennessee 1873-1875. A Founder of Sigma Pi Society.
Established by Sigma Pi Society.
[ 32 ]
Henry M. Lyons, '45
April 11, 1825 October 1, 1885
Cedar Rapids, la.
Physician. Surgeon-Major, 24th Iowa Volunteer Infantry, in
the Civil War. A Founder of Sigma Pi Society.
Established by Sigma Pi Society.
[ 33 1
April 10, 1903
Santa Barbara, Calif,
William Henry Milburn, '45
September 26, 1823
Philadelphia, Pa.
Clergyman and preacher of great power ("the blind man elo-
quent"). Chaplain of the United States House of Representatives
1885-1893. Chaplain of the United States Senate 1893-1903. D.D., j
Illinois College, 1894.
Established by the alumni.
[ 34 ]
January 17, 1901
Galesburg, 111.
Leonard Fulton Ross, -45
July 18, 1823
Lewistown, 111.
Son of Ossian M. Ross, pioneer settler of Fulton County, 111.,
and founder of Lewistown. Lawyer, soldier, and stockman. First
Lieutenant, Co. K, 4th Illinois Infantry in the Mexican War.
Probate Judge. Organized Co. H, 17th Illinois Infantry, and
was chosen its Captain, receiving from the Governor a com-
mission as Colonel of the regiment, in the Civil War. In 1862
was commissioned Brigadier-General of Volunteers and placed
in command of a division. Was appointed Collector of Internal
Revenue in 1867.
Established by his nephew, George C. Ross, '73.
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November 3, 1886
St. Cloud, Minn.
Florence Eugene Baldwin. '46
March 7, 1825
Bethany, Pa.
Lawyer, landowner, realtor. Member of the Legislature of
Minnesota 1859-1860. A Founder of Phi Alpha Society.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
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October 12, 1910
Ransom, Mich.
John Cook, -46
June 12, 1825
Edwardsville, 111.
Mayor of Springfield, 111., 1855, Sheriff of Sangamon County
1857. Colonel 7th Illinois Volunteer Infantry (1861), Brigadier-
General (1862), Brevet Major-General (1865), in the Civil War.
Member of the Illinois Legislature 1868-1870.
Established by his sons, James L., John C, and W. J. Cook.
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George W. Harlan, '46
September 7, 1824 July 12, 1922
Trigg Co., Ky. Farrnington, Mo.
Teacher and Presbyterian clergyman. Principal of the Prepara-
tory Department of Illinois College 1846-1848. Pastor in
churches in Missouri for thirty-six years. Stated Clerk of the
Presbytery of Potosi, Mo., for over fifty years. A Founder of
Sigma Pi Society.
Established by Sigma Pi Society.
[ 38 ]
John Barnwell Shaw, '46
July 22, 1823
Cumberland, Me.
1865
Galveston, Texas
Journalist and lawyer. Mayor of Beardstown, 111.. 1855-1859.
Owner and editor of the Morgan Journal. Practised law in Gal-
veston. Texas. A Founder of Sigma Pi Society.
Established by Sigma Pi Society.
[ 39 ]
Joseph L. Thayer, -46
October 21, 1820 August 25, 1843
Petersburg, Va. Near Chatham, 111.
A Founder of Sigma Pi Society,
Established by Sigma Pi Society.
[ 4C ]
John Tillson, -46
October 12, 1825 August 6, 1892
Hillsboro, 111. Quincy, 111.
Journalist and lawyer. Captain, Co. A. Colonel 10th Illinois
Volunteer Infantry and Brevet Brigadier-General in the Civil
War. Was then Captain in the Regular Army for two years.
Editor Ouincy Whig 1869-1870. Member of the Illinois Legis-
lature 1873-1874. Appointed Collector of Internal Revenue for
the Quincy District, 111., by President Grant in 1873, serving
until 1881.' A Founder of Sigma Pi Society.
Established by Sigma Pi Society.
[ 41 ]
Augustus E. Ayers, '47
December 10, 1826 March 10, 1902
Philadelphia, Pa. Jacksonville, 111.
Banker and landowner ot Jacksonville, 111.
Established by his son, Augustus M. Ayers, -86, his daughter,
Annie Reese Alexander, and his granddaughter, Marie Alexan-
der Healy.
[ 42 ]
William Bishop, '47
December 9, 1821 June 3, 1900
Salina, Kans.
Mar^'gate, Scotland
Presbyterian clergyman. President of Highland College, Kansas,
ca. 1863-1865. A friend of Joiin Brown.
! Established by the alumni.
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John Garven Clark, '47
July 31, 1825
Near Jacksonville, 111.
November 2, 1017
Lancaster, Wis.
Surveyor, teacher, lawyer. Member of the Wisconsin Legisla-
ture i860. Private, 2nd W^isconsin Volunteer Infantry, 1st Lieu- •
tenant and Quartermaster, 5th Wisconsin, Provost-Marshal, 3rd I
Wisconsin District with rank of Captain, Colonel 50th Wis- •
consin Infantry, in the Civil War, in which he served from 1861 1
to 1866, participating in the battles of Williamsburg, around i
Richmond, Antietam and Fredericksburg. Appointed in 1889 by t
President Harrison Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of f"
Oklahoma Territory. Jj
Established by his son. Will H. Clark, and his granddaughter, ',
Alice May (Clark) McBrien.
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Cyrus Epler, '47
^P Charleston, Ind.
Lawyer, jurist. Read law with Governor Yates, '35. Master in
Chancery 1867-1873. Judge of the 18th Circuit of Illinois,
1873-1897, of the 7th Circuit, 1879-1897. Twice member of
Illinois Legislature, 1856-1860.
Established by his children.
July 9, 1909
Jacksonville, 111.
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Frederick Salmon Giddings, '47
1827
St. Louis, Mo.
December 2, 1912
Madison, Wis.
Lawyer. Practised in St. Louis and Quincy, Illinois.
Established by his daughter, Alice Giddings Wells.
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flMMMlia i ^...'-^Uk .. . J-4
September 8, 1851
Andover, Mass.
Philip Henry Ireland, '47
1826
Oswestry, England
A student for the ministry of unusual promise, he died after
completing two years at Andover Theological Seminary.
Established by his nephew. Rev. Dr. William F. Ireland, and
I the alumni.
[ 47 ]
William Jayne, '47
October 8. 1826 March 23. 1916
Springfield, 111. Springfield. 111.
Physician, publicist and banker. Member of the Illinois State 1
Senate 1860-1861. Appointed in 1861 by President Lincoln the 1
first Governor of the 7 erritory of Dakota. Delegate to Congress '
from that Territory. Appointed Federal Pension Agent in 1869 ,
by President Grant. Four times Mayor of Springfield, 111. A '
lounder of Phi Alpha Society.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
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September 30. 1893
Doniphan Co.. Kans.
Robert Wilkinson. '47
September 26, 1827
Hopkinsville. Ky.
Lawyer. Member of the Colorado Legislature. Probate Judge
of Doniphan County, Kansas. A Founder of Fhi Alpha Society.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
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Reuben Andrus, -48
January 29, 1824
Rutland, N.Y.
January 17, 1887
Indianapolis, Ind.
Teacher and clergyman. Left Illinois College in the senior year
to become Principal of the Preparatory Department of McKen-
dree College. Took a leading part in 1850 in founding the Illinois
Wesleyan University, where he held the chair of Mathematics.
Acting President of Quincy College in 1865, President of Indiana
Asbury (now De Pauw) University 1872-1875.
Established by the alumni.
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1914
Pasadena, Calif.
Levi Parsons Crawford, '48
May 20, 1823 December 6.
Near Fayetteville, Tenn.
Clerg>'man. Chaplain 105th Illinois Volunteer Infantry in the
Civil 'War. Organized and built churches for the Home Mis-
sionar>' Society of the Presbyterian Church. Leader in political
reform movements in California.
Established by his daughter, Louise Crawford.
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James Worth English, '48
March 11, 1829 August 15, 1888
Mason County, W.Va. Jacksonville, 111.
Lawyer. Practised most of his life in Carrollton, 111. Was a
delegate to the Illinois Constitutional Convention in 1870, and
was a member of the committee appointed to prepare the address ]
to the people of the State in submitting the new Constitution for |
their approval.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
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Greenbury Ridgely Henry, -48
September 21, 1828 May 14, 1885
Hopkinsville, Ky. Burlington, la.
Physician. Practised for thirty-live years at Burlington, Iowa,
where he won a high standing in the profession, and by his mani-
fold contributions to the service of the public held a foremost
place as a citizen. A Founder of Phi Alpha Society.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
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January 26, 1825
Edwardsville, 111.
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Charles E. Lippincott, '48
September 11, 1887
Quincy, 111.
Colonel 33rd Illinois Volunteer Infantry and Brevet Brigadier-
General in the Civil War. Physician. State Auditor of Illinois
1869-1877.
Established by his brother, Julian P. Lippincott, '72.
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Pike Clinton Ross, -48
July 6, 1825 December 7, 1890
Lewistown, 111. Canton, 111.
Son of Ossian M. Ross, pioneer settler of Fulton County and
founder of Lewistown, 111. Physician and merchant. Private,
Co. K, 4th Illinois Infantry in the Mexican War. A Founder of
Phi Alpha Society.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
[ 5S ]
William Strawn, '48
November 7, 1822 April 29, 1905
Licking County, Ohio Odell, 111.
Clergyman, farmer and stockman. An active opponent of slavery, i
he settled Free State families in Kansas and conducted a station 1
of the Underground Railway. Helped to organize the Repub- <
lican Party. Captain, Co. F, 104th Illinois Volunteer Infantry in 1
the Civil War, serving three years. Brevetted Colonel at the c
close of the war. Served two terms in the Illinois Legislature t
(1866.1870).
Established by the alumni.
[ 56 ]
Henry Smith Van Eaton, '48
September 14, 1826
Hamilton County, Ohio
May 30, 1898
Woodville, Miss.
Lawyer, plantation owner, and publicist. Member of the Mis-
sissippi Legislature in 1859. Enlisted as Private in the Confed-
erate Army in 1862 and served to the end of the war. Wounded
in the second battle of Manassas. Pield Commissary with the
rank of Captain in the campaigns of Chancellorsville and Get-
tysburg. With the W^estern Army under Johnston as purchas-
ing and forwarding commissary until paroled in 1865. Appointed
Chancellor for the Southern District of Mississippi in 1880.
Member of the 48th and 49th Congress (1883-1887). Appointed
(1888) by President Cleveland member of a Commission to
report upon the Northern Pacific Railroad. A Founder of Phi
Alpha Society.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
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Herman Engelbach, '49
December 22, 1829
Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany
Miller and merchant.
Established by his son, William Engelbach, '99
December 16, 1880
Arenzville, 111.
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Nehemiah Wright, -49
February 20, 1824 January 24, 1891
Holderness, N.H. Chatham, 111.
Physician and writer on medicine. A Founder of Phi Alpha
Society.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
[ 59 ]
William Hertzoc Collins, '50
March 20, 1831 July 29, 1910
Collinsville, 111. Quincy, 111.
Clergyman, editor, soldier and manufacturer. Son of William 1
Collins, who in 1828 subscribed $300 "in cash and materials" to 1
the College on condition that it be established in Morgan 1
County. Pastor of the Congregational Church at LaSalle, III. i
Editor of the Jacksonville Journal. In 1861 enlisted as Chap-i
lain, lOth Illinois Volunteer Infantry, later becoming Chaplain, 1
with rank of Captain, of Co. D, 104th Illinois Infantry. Later
served on the staff of General John M. Palmer until the fall I
of Atlanta. Provost-Marshal, I2th District of Illinois, 1864-1
1865. After the war founded in Quincy a plow manufacturing]
concern, preaching on occasion and taking an active part in i
politics. Member of the Illinois Legislature 1884-1888. Trustee^
of Illinois College 1877-1901. ^
Established by his daughters and the daughter of his friend,!
Henry Wing, '44.
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Virgil Young Ralston, -50
July 16, 1828 April 18, 1864
Vanceburg. Ky. Benton Barracks, Mo.
Lawyer and editor. Editor of the Quincy (111.) Whig 1855-
1857. In 1861 was commissioned Captain, Co. A, 16th Illinois Vol-
unteer Infantry. Was discharged for ill health, but re-enlisted
in an Iowa regiment and became Quartermaster. Died in the
service in the military' hospital near St. Louis from the effects
of wounds and exposure.
Established by the alumni.
[ 61 ]
De Witt Clinton Roberts, -50
August 5, 1829
Winchester, 111.
December 29, 1891
New Orleans, La.
Student of law. Private in Captain Dunlap's Independent Com-
pany of Illinois Mounted \'olunteers in the Mexican War. Dur-
ing the Civil War was imprisoned in the South as a Northern
sympathizer, while his father (Clark Roberts, -38) and two broth-
ers fought in the Federal Army. Printer, publisher and planter.
Author of "Southern Sketches" (Jacksonville, 1865).
Established by his daughter, Louise Roberts Anaya.
[ 62 ]
Robert Davidson Wilson, -50
January 1, 1826
Carmi, 111.
April 27, 1894
Wallace, Calif.
Teacher, lawyer and stockman. A Founder of Phi Alpha Society.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
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John Worth English, '51
January 31, 1831
Near Parkersburg, W.Va.
July 17. 1916
Charleston, W.\'a.
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Lawyer and jurist. Justice of the Supreme Court of Appeals
of West Virginia 1889-19CI.
Established by the alumni.
[ 64 ]
William Augustus Knox, 52
August 8, 1832 October 30, 1924
Kingston, N.C. Chicago, 111.
Physician. Assistant Surgeon 9th Illinois Volunteer Cavalry,
Surgeon 122nd Illinois Infantry, in the Civil War.
Established bv a member of his family.
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Edward Prince, '52
December 8, 1832 December 5, 1908
West Bloomfield, N.Y. Chicago, 111.
Lawyer. Captain, Lieutenant-Colonel, and Colonel, 7th Illinois
Volunteer Cavalry, in the Civil War ; took a prominent part
in conceiving and executing the Grierson Raid, receiving the
thanks of Congress. Civil engineer and capitalist, scholar and
linguist.
Established by a friend.
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Thomas William Smith, '52
September 27, 1832
Cortland, Ala.
October 29, 1865
Clear Water, Minn.
Lawyer. Private, 2nd Lieutenant, 1st Lieutenant, and Captain,
Co. B, 10th Illinois Volunteer Infantry in the Civil War.
Established by his wife, Annie E. Smith, and his sons, David D.
Smith, -86, and Thomas W. Smith, '87.
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Robert M. Tunnell, '52
October 17, 1830
Near Jacksonville, 111.
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November 29, 1904
Wyanciotte, Kans,
Teacher and Congregational clergyman. Held important pastor-
ates in Kansas, longest at Manhattan, and contributed largely to
the organization and development of education in the state. Dean
of Fairmount College 1892-1894.
Established by his daughters, Jane Chapin and Elizabeth M.
Tunnell.
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James Harvey Bi.odgett, '53
February 11, 1832 May 25, 1916
Whitesboro, N.Y. Washington, D.C.
i Educator, author and editor. Was teacher and organizer of public
I schools in Illinois until the outbreak of the Civil War. Private
j (1861), Co. E, 75th Illinois Volunteer Infantry, 2nd Lieutenant.
: 1st I-ieutenant and Captain; regimental Quartermaster, 75th
' Illinois, 1863-186V Wounded at Perryville. Ky., taken prisoner
I at Stone River, Tenn., held in Atlanta and Libby prisons until
exchanged. Special agent for the U.S. Census 1881-1884 and in
I charge of educational statistics for the nth Census. Editor of
the publications of the U.S. Geological Survey 1884-1889.
Established by his wife, Mary Brown Blodgett.
[ 69 ]
Paul Selby, '53
July 20, 1825 March 19. 1913
Pickaway County, Ohio Chicago, 111.
Journalist, Federal official and political writer. Connected as
editor and owner with many Illinois newspapers. Took an active
part in the formation of the Republican party. Published 1859
a history of the Canal Scrip fraud. Appointed Postmaster at
Springfield, 111., by President Hayes.
Established by the Alumni Association, friends and relatives.
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October 27, 1893
Jacksonville, 111.
Cumberland George Jones, '54
September 9, 1827
Near Culpepper
Court House, Va.
Teacher. Founder and owner of the Troy (Mo.) Academy.
Physician, associated in practice with his brother, Hiram K.
.Jones, '44. in Jacksonville.
Established by his nieces, Emily Wing and Mrs. Mary Wing
lEaster.
[ 71 ]
Edward Payson Kirby, '54 I
October 28, 1833 February 24, 1917 j
Hadley, Will Co., 111. Jacksonville, 111.
Teacher, lawyer and jurist. Son of Rev. William Kirby, membe]
of the "Yale Band" which founded Illinois College. After eigh
years of teaching practised law in Jacksonville. County Judg(
of Morgan County 1873-1882. Member of the Illinois Legis
lature 1890-1892. LL.D., Illinois College, 1880. Trustee of Illi
nois College for forty-six years, 1871-1917.
Established by friends.
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October 9, 1921
Cleveland, Ohio
Julian Monson Sturtevant, '54
February 2. 1834
Jacksonville, 111.
Clergyman and writer. Son of President Sturtevant. Tutor in
Illinois College 1855-1856. Influential in the Congregational
Church as pastor, editor and writer. Editorial writer for the
CongregationaUst and editor of the Autobiography of his father.
Trustee of Colorado College, Iowa College, and Knox College.
D.D., Illinois College, 1879.
Established by his daughter, Faith Sturtevant Dutch.
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Lyman Lacey, 'ss
May 9, 1832
Dryden, N.Y.
August 20, 1916
Havana, 111.
Lawyer, legislator and jurist. Member of the Illinois Legis-
lature 1862-1864. Was appointed Judge of the Appellate Court
of Illinois, 3rd District, in 1877 and served two years, and Judge
of the Appellate Court, 2d District, in 1879, serving by successive
reappointments until the expiration of his term as Circuit Judge
in 1897. He was Circuit Judge for four terms, 24 years, from
1873 to 1897.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
[ 74 ]
Asa Carrington Matthews, '55
March 22, 1833 June 14, 1908
Perry, 111. Pittsfield, 111.
Lawyer, soldier, statesman. Private, Lieutenant, Captain, Co. C,
9th Illinois Volunteer Infantry; Major, Lieutenant-Colonel
(brevet), 9th Consolidated Illinois Infantry, in the Civil \Var.
Appointed Collector of Internal Revenue and, later. Supervisor
of Internal Revenue for Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin dur-
I ing the whisky war (until 1876). Judge of the 12th Judicial
Circuit, Illinois, 1883. Served three terms (1876-1890) in the
Illinois Legislature, being Speaker of the 39th General Assembly.
Appointed by President Harrison (1889) the first Comptroller
of the United States Treasury, serving four years. President of
the Illinois Vicksburg Park Commission.
I Established by his wife, Annie Ross Matthews, and his children,
Florence G. Lewis, Helen M. Hull, and Ross Matthews.
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George Clement Noyes, '55
August 4, 1833
Landaff, N.H.
January 14, 1899
Evanston, 111.
Clergyman of wide learning and able writer on religious sub-
jects. For over twenty years pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church of Evanston, 111. D.D., Illinois College, 1877.
Established by his sons, Thomas S., David A., M. Paul, andi
John H. Noyes.
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Abram Bergen, '56
March 11, 1836 February 6, 1906
Old Princeton, 111. Topeka. Kans.
Lawyer. Elected State Senator of Minnesota in 1869 and in the
same year appointed by President Grant Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of New Mexico Territory. After 1870 devoted
himself chiefly to Supreme Court practice in Topeka, Kans.
Established by his daughter, Leda Bergen Moore.
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William Epler, -56
April 15, 1835 February 4, 1922
Morgan County, 111. Lake Charles, La.
Surveyor and engineer. Left college shortly before graduation
because of ill-health and went West as U.S. surveyor. Delegate
to the first Constitutional Convention of Nevada. Member of
the Nevada State Senate. Engineer in the survey of the Central
Pacific Railroad between California and Salt Lake City.
Established by his children, Nellie Epler Mills and Myron
Leslie Epler, -98.
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John B. Hawley, -56
February 9, 1831
Fairtield County. Conn.
May 24, 1895
Omaha, Neb.
Lawyer. Captain Co. H, 45th Illinois Volunteer Infantry in
the Civil War. Member of Congress from Illinois 1869-1875.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury 1877-1880. by appointment
of President Hayes. From 1880 practised law in Omaha. Xeb.,
as counsel for railroads.
Established bv the alumni.
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March 6, 1918
Jacksonville, 111.
George W. Moore, '56
January 1, 1833
Morgan County, 111.
Farmer and stockman. Second Lieutenant, Co. G, 1st Missouri
\'olunteer Cavalry in the Civil War.
Established by his daughter, Eleanor I. Moore.
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James Warren Sturtevant. '56
February 27, 1836
Jacksonville, 111.
May 1, 1873
Jacksonville, 111.
Accountant. Son of President Sturtevant.
Established by his sister, Lucy E. Sturtevant.
[ 81 ]
Greene Vardiman Black, Hon. 1892
August 2, 1836
Near Winchester, 111.
August 31, 1915
Near Jacksonville, 111.
Scientist, discoverer and inventor of the highest distinction in
the field of dental bacteriology, pathology and surgery. Pro-
fessor of Dental Pathology, Chicago College of Dental Surgery,
1883-1889, of Dental Pathology and Bacteriology, University
of Iowa, 1890-1891, of Operative Dentistry, Pathology and
Bacteriology, Dental School of Northwestern University, 1891-
1897, Dean 1897-1915. His books and articles were authoritative
and his "Operative Dentistry" has been translated into many
languages. Sc.D., Illinois College, 1892.
Established by his children, Carl Ellsworth Black, Clara Black,
Arthur D. Black, and Margaret Olive Baldwin.
[ 82 ]
Nathaniel William Br.anson, '57
February 27. 1907
Ottawa. 111.
May 29, 1837
Jacksonville, 111.
Lawyer. Member of Illinois Legislature 1872-1876. Member of
the Illinois State Board of Law Examiners 1897-1907.
Established by his friends.
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Stephen Reid Capps, '57
August 27, 1839 August 4, 1914
Winchester, Ky. Jacksonville, 111.
Manufacturer and merchant. In partnership with his brothers
built up the largest manufacturing and merchandising establish-
ment of Jacksonville. Gave largely to the church and to educa-
tion. Trustee for many years of the Illinois School for the^
Deaf and of Illinois Woman's College.
Established by his children.
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Gforge Harrison English.
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January 2i, 1836
Near Newark. Ohio
April 1 1, 1919
Kansas City, Mo.
Lawyer. Served in the Civil War from August 1861 to October
1865 ; Captain, Co. D, 32nd Illinois \'()lunteer Infantry, Major,
Lieutenant-Colonel, and Colonel in same regiment. Practised
law in Leavenworth and Wichita, Kans., and Kansas City, Mo.
Established by friends.
[ 85 ]
John Barnard Fairbank, '57
September 6, 1831
Oakham, Mass.
March 11, 1910
Jacksonville, 111.
Congregational clergyman. After his graduation from Union
Theological Seminary (i860) held pastorates in Illinois, Wis-
consin, Michigan, Indiana, and Minnesota. Trustee of Illinois
College 1893-190!. D.D.. Illinois College, 1895.
Established by his son, Arthur Boyce Fairbank, '96.
[ 86 ]
October 25, 1829
Hudson. X.Y.
James McLaughlin, '57
August 17, 1870
Monterey Beach. Calif.
Congregational clergyman and home missionary.
;i^stablished by his family.
[ 87 ]
William Marshall Potts,
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August 31, 1915
Whitehall, 111.
July 22, 1832
Near Whitehall, 111.
Farmer. 1st Lieutenant, Co. A, 61st Illinois Volunteer Infantr j
in the Civil War.
Established by his children.
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James A.
Shaw, '57
May 3, 1831
Ireland
May 30, 1906
Mount Carroll, 111.
Lawyer and jurist. Captain, Co. B, lOth Illinois Volunteer
Infantry in the Civil War. Speaker of the Illinois General
Assembly 1876-1878. to which he was elected in 1870, 1872. 1876.
and 1878. Circuit Judge of the 13th Judicial District 1891, and
of the 15th Judicial District 1897.
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Established by his wife.
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Edw^ard Allen Tanner, '57
November 19, 1837 February 8, 1892
Waverly, 111. Jacksonville, 111.
Teacher, Congregational clergyman, and educator. Professor '
of Latin in Pacific University, Oregon, 1861-1865. Professor of [
Latin in Illinois College 1865-1885. Third President of Illinois
College 1882-1892. His administration was marked by financial
growth, the restoration of the campus, and the addition to the
Faculty of able men of established scholarship. D.D., Illinois
College, 1880.
Established by the Alumni Association.
[ 90
September il, 1836
Jacksonville. 111.
RUDOLPHUS KiBBE TuRNER, '57
December 18. 1880
Quincy, 111.
'Lawyer. .Son of Professor Jonathan B. Turner of the early
faculty of Illinois College.
Established by his son. George Kibbe Turner.
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Henry Yates, -57
October 3, 1871
New Berlin, 111.
March 7, 1835
Berlin, 111.
Brother of Richard Yates, '35, First child to be born in the
village of Berlin, 111. Merchant and soldier. Captain, Co. A,
106th Illinois \'olunteer Infantry in the Civil War, rising to the
ranks of Lieutenant-Colonel, Colonel, and Brevet Brigadier-
General.
Established by the alumni.
[ 92 ]
Daniel Marshall Draper, '58
October 6, 1839 ^lay 26, 1915
Auburn, Mo. Denver, Colo.
Lawyer and state official. Lieutenant-Colonel, 9th Missouri
i State Militia Cavalry, and Brigadier-General, in the Civil War.
; Auditor of the State of Missouri i86>-i872. General Counsel
jfor the Denver and Rio Grande R.R. Company.
I Established by the alumni.
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New Lebanon, Ind.
William McKendree Springer, -58
December 4, 1903
Washington, D.C.
Left college at the end of Junior year in protest against Faculty
restrictions upon freedom of speech, and was graduated from the
Indiana State L'niversity. Lawyer. Member of the Illinois Legis-
lature 1870-1872. Member of Congress from the 12th and 13th
Districts of Illinois from 1875 to 1895, being Chairman of the
Ways and Means Committee and author of the Springer Bill
which organized Oklahoma Territory and of bills admitting
Washington, Montana and the Dakotas to statehood. Federal
Judge of Indian Territory by appointment of President Cleve-
land and also Chief Justice of the U.S. Court of Appeals, I.T.
(1895-1899). LL.D., Illinois College, 1890.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
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September 14, 1900
Aberdeen, Miss.
Edmund Hockaday Bristow, '59
January 9, 1841
Macoupin County, 111.
Lawyer and soldier. Private, Co. C, >th Texas Infantry (Hood's
Brigade), in the Confederate army in the Civil War, in which
he served from 1861 to 1865. Wounded at Cold Harbor. Practised
law at Aberdeen, Miss.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
[ 95 ]
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John Milton Eaman, '59
December 8, 1837 December 2>, 1911
Dexter, Mich. South Bend, Ind.
Manufacturing chemist and drug merchant.
Established bv his sister. Marv A. Eaman.
[ 96 ]
William Gill, '59
March 28, 1829
Bridgefield, Eng.
August 20, 1901
River Falls, Wis.
Congregational clergyman. After his graduation from Andover
Theological Seminary served for thirteen years as pastor of the
Congregational Church at River Falls, Wis., and later in other
pastorates in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Established by the James and Mary Piatt Garlick Memorial
Endowment Fund.
[ 97 ]
Edward McConnel, '59
July 19, 1840
Jacksonville, 111.
March 30, 1907
Jacksonville, 111.
Private, Corporal, Sergeant. Co. B, lOth Illinois Volunteer
Infantry, Captain and Major 16th U.S. Infantry, in the Civil
War, in which he served from June 1861 to March 1866. Lawyer
and editorial writer. Member of the Illinois Legislature, Lower
House 1894-1896, Senate 1896-19CO.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
[ 98 ]
John Wesley Powell, -59
March 18, 1834 September 23, 1902
Mount Morris, N.Y. Haven, Me.
, Geologist, ethnologist and explorer of distinction. Second Lieu-
^ tenant, Co. H, Captain, Battery F, Major 2nd Illinois Light
' Artillery, in the Civil War, losing an arm in the B.ittle of
Shiloh. First explorer of the Grand Canyon of the Colorado
River 1869. Founder of the U.S. Bureau of Ethnology 1879.
I Director of the U.S. Geological Survey 1880-1894. LL.D., Illi-
I nois College, 1889.
i Established by the alumni.
[ 99 ]
Franklin Adams, '6o
November 24, 1868
Jacksonville, 111.
May 25, 1843
Jacksonville, 111.
Valedictorian of his class at the age of seventeen. Private, 1st
Lieutenant, Captain Co. K, Lieutenant-Colonel (brevet), 33rd
Illinois Volunteer Infantry, in the Civil War. Engineer in the^
construction of the L^nion Pacific Railroad.
Established by friends.
[ 100 ]
July 25, 1909
Jacksonville, 111.
William Brown, -60
September 20, 1840
Booneville, Mo.
Lawyer. State Senator of Illinois 1872-1874. General Counsel
for the Chicago and Alton Railroad. Trustee of Illinois College
1901-1909.
Established by his son, William Brown, Jr., -92.
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Elisha Bentley Hamilton, '6o
October 5, 1838 March 20, 1902
Carthage, 111. Quincy, 111.
Soldier and lawyer. Enlisted in 1862 in the ii8th Illinois Volun-
teer Infantry, serving as Private, Regimental Quartermaster, and
1st Lieutenant. Mustered out in October 1865. Surveyor of
Customs, port of Quincy, 111., 1868-1876. Commissioned 1st
Lieutenant and Captain in the Illinois National Guard and
commanded the 8th regiment in East St. Louis during the strike
of 1877. Brigadier-General on the Governor's staff 1878-1880.
Inspector-General of the Illinois National Guards 1880-1887.
He practised law in Quincy, 111., with a brief interval at Kansas
City, Mo.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
[ 102 ]
Harri^cn C'.sbcrne Cassell, '6i
October 6, 1839 December 17, 1893
Morgan County, 111. Jacksonville, 111.
Adjutant, lOist Illinois Infantry in the Civil War. Lawyer.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
[ 103 ]
Hardin Green Keplinger, '6i
November 25, 1839
Franklin, 111.
June 6, 1921
Near Franklin. 111.
Private, Co. B, 10th Illinois Volunteer Infantry, Private, Cor-i
poral. Sergeant, 1st Lieutenant, Co. A, 32nd Illinois Infantry,
Adjutant, 122nd Illinois Infantry, in the Civil War. Banker.
Established by his daughters, Ada Keplinger Shepherd and
Lulu Keplinger Dodsworth.
[ 104 ]
John M. Lansdex, '6i
February 12, 1836
Sangamon County, 111.
January 17, 1923
Cairo, 111.
.awyer and author. After his graduation from the Albany Law
(chool he entered the practice of law at Cairo, 111., and in a
fong and useful life contributed greatly to the upbuilding of
Cairo and Southern Illinois. He served for many years as
ounsel for the Mobile and Ohio Railway. Author of a scholarly
.listory of Cairo and Alexander County, in which he defends
the community against the aspersions of Charles Dickens.
i^stablished by his son, David S. Lansden.
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James Franklin Potts, -6i
March 25, 1837 June 8, 1896
White Hall, 111. Carrollton, 111.
Physician. Served as Private in Co. B, 7th Squadron, Rhode
Island Cavalry (students' regiment) in the Civil War. After
graduating from Union College in 1863 and finishing his medical
course, served as Assistant Surgeon, Depot Field Hospital, at
City Point, Va. Practised at White Hall and Carrollton, 111.
Established by his daughter, Mabel B. Potts.
[ 106 ]
Michael Saunderson, '6i
October lO, 1836 September 15, 1866
Morgan County, 111. Jacksonville, 111.
/^aledictorian of his class. Teacher of great promise. Principal
■ f the West Jacksonville District School, carrying on the tra-
Ution there of Newton Bateman, '43, Robert Si. Tunnell, '52,
ind Edward P. Kirby, '54.
^Established by the alumni.
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Julius Emerson Strawn, '6i
December 2, 1835 March 16, 1914
Grass Plains, 111, Jacksonville, 111.
Banker and financier. Colonel on the staff of Governor Yates, '35.
Trustee of Illinois College 1876-1914: Acting President 1905;
Chairman of Board of Trustees 1904-1905.
Established by his nephews, Julius Gates Strawn, '85, and
.1. Frank Strawn.
[ 108 ]
William Edwin Capps, '62
September 3. 1842
Jacksonville, 111.
September 6, 1896
Jacksonville, 111.
Corporal, Co. I, 68th Illinois Volunteer Infantry in the Civil
War. Manufacturer and merchant. Mayor of Jacksonville, 111.
Established by his children.
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William Green Gallaher, '62
March 15, 1840 October 26, 1870
Pisgah, Morgan County, 111. Denver, Colo.
Valedictorian of his Class. Lawyer.
Established by The J.:mrs and Mary Piatt Garlick Memorial
Endowment Fund.
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James Christopher Martin, '62
November 14, 1839
Jacksonville, 111.
May 28, 1898
Oakland, Calif,
One of the three seniors who, by way of protest against a
decision of the Faculty regarding the oration of a fourth, with-
drew from college just before Commencement. Restored to his
class in 1890. Lawyer. Member of the California Legislature
1869-1870.
Established by the James and Mary Piatt Garlick Memorial
lEndowment Fund.
[ 111 1
December 2, 1920
Jacksonville. 111.
Thomas J. Pitner, '62
November 17, 1842
Arenzville, 111.
As student enlisted in Co, C ("College Company"), 145th
Illinois Volunteer Infantry, with the rank of Corporal. Physi-
cian and public-spirited citizen. Trustee of Illinois College
1905-1920. Trustee of Illinois Women's College.
Established by the Alumni Association.
[ 112 ]
John Wesley Ross, '62
June 23, 1841 July 29, 1902
Lewistown, 111. Washington, D.C.
One of the three seniors who, by way of protest against a
decision of the Faculty regarding the oration of a fourth, with-
drew from college just before Commencement. Restored to his
class in 1891. Lawyer. Member of the Illinois Legislature
1868-1872. Lecturer on legal subjects in the Law School of
Georgetown L'niversity. Postmaster of Washington, D.C. (1888-
1891) and President of the Board of Trustees of the public
schools of the District of Columbia.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
[ 113 ]
George Gridley Wood, '62
January 14, 1842 December 14. 1863
Scott Co., 111. Memphis, Tenn.
After graduation enlisted as Private in Co. A, 130th Illinois
Volunteer Infantry, and died in the service of typhoid fever.
Established by his nephew, George Wood Govert, '95, and his
nieces, Mrs. Herschel Earhart and Mrs. Boyd Castle,
[ 114 ]
James Allen Gallaher, -63
June 25, 1843 August 9, 1862
Pisgah, Morgan County, 111. Alexandria, Va.
Left college to enlist in the Civil War. Private, Co. A, 68th
Illinois Volunteer Infantry. Died in the hospital at the front,
from wounds and exposure.
Established by his sister, Lucinda Gallaher Kirby.
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Emanuel Nathaniel Pires, -63
March 3, 1896
Jacksonville, 111.
October 15, 1838
Madeira Islands
Presbyterian clergyman and foreign missionary.
Established by his sons and daughters.
[ 116 ]
JoHX Samuel McClung, '64
March 10. 1925
Wichita, Kans.
December 24, 1837
Hennapin, 111.
Private. Co. A, 68th Illinois \'olunteer Infantry, in the Civil
War. Presbyterian clergyman. Held pastorates in Illinois, Iowa,
Missouri and Kansas, serving for forty-seven years in the
vicinity of Wichita, Kansas.
Established by his family.
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P^.r.viN Franklin Baker, -65
May 24, 1842 May 24, 1924
Carthage, 111, Jacksonville, 111.
Physician. Member of the Illinois State Board of Health for
many years. Benefactor of the College.
Established by William H. Slater, '83.
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September 1 1, 1925
Claremont, Calif.
Truman Orville Douglass, '65
May 3, 1842
Bethel, Bond County, 111,
j In 1864 enlisted in Co. C ("College Company"), 145th Illinois
Volunteer Infantry, with rank of Corporal. Congregational
; clergyman and writer on religious and historical topics. Super-
intendent of Home Missions of Iowa 1882-1907. Member of
Board of Directors of the Chicago Theological Seminary 1888-
] 1925. Trusteee of Iowa College. Author of "The Pilgrims of
low
a.
Established
children.
by his wife, Maria Greene Douglass, and his
[ 119 ]
William Thomas Reid, -65
November 8, 1843
Near Jacksonville, 111.
December 17, 1922
Belmont, Calif.
Left college in 1861 to enlist in the Civil War. Sergeant, Cor-
poral, Co. A, 68th Illinois Volunteer Infantry. B.A. Harvard
1868. Educator and school administrator. Head-master Newport,
R.I., High School. Assistant Boston Latin School. Superintend-
ent of Schools, Brookline, Mass., 1873-1875. Principal San Fran-
cisco Boys' High School 1875-1881. President of the University
of California 1881-1885. Founder, owner, and head-master of the
Belmont School for Boys.
Established by a friend.
[ 120 ]
Nathan Hale Barnes, -66
January i. 1899
Hartford, Conn.
July 12, 1845
Windham County, Conn.
Left college to enter the U.S. Naval Academy. Midshipman,
Ensign, Master and Lieutenant L^nited States Navy. Detailed
by the Navy Department for service on the Faculty of Illinois
College as Professor of Mathematics from 1883 to 1886. A mem-
ber of the Naval War College at Newport and an early
authority on torpedoes.
Established by his pupils and friends in Illinois College,
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April 25, 1845
Bethel, 111.
Frank Leslie Bristow, '66
November 11, 1914
Covington, Ky.
Private, Drum Major, Co. D, 101 st Illinois Infantry, in the
Civil War, serving three years and taking part in Sherman's
march to the sea. Composer :A\d song-writer.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
[ 122 ]
Joseph Xewton Carter. '66
March 12, 1843
Hardin County, Ky.
PVbruary 6, 1913
Quincy, 111.
'Private. Co. A, 70th Illinois Volunteer Infantry in the Civil
War before entering College in 1863. Lawyer and jurist. Mem-
iber of the Illinois Legislature 1878-1882. Judge of the Supreme
jCourt of Illinois 1894-1903. LL.D.. Illinois College, 1894.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
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March 12, 1845
Near Petersburg, 111.
Seth Robinson, -66
September 15, 1878
San Francisco, Calif.
Lawyer. At the age of twenty-three was Attorney-General of
Nebraska (1869-1871), A man of exceptional gifts in the law
and in literature.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
[ 124 ]
William Henry Govert, "6;
September lO, 1844
Fort Madison, Iowa
December 5. 1921
Quincy, 111.
Lawyer and financier. Soon after graduating from t
School of the University of Michigan (1870) was elecl
the Law
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Attorney of Quincy, 111., and then State's Attorney of Adams
County, an office he filled with marked success for eight years
(1876-1884). Was associated with Joseph N. Carter, '66, in the
practice of law from 1870 until the latter's election to the Illinois
Supreme Court. Combining with his knowledge of the law a rare
business and executive ability, he became interested in many
commercial and industrial enterprises.
Established by his wife, Rosa Wood Govert.
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Francis Asbury Riddle, -67
January 28, 1910
Chicago, 111.
March 19, 1843
Near Springfield, 111.
At the age of nineteen enlisted as Private, Co. B, 130th Illinois
Volunteer Infantry; 2nd Lieutenant, 25th Illinois Infantry; 1st
Lieutenant, 93rd U.S. Infantry (colored). Mustered out July 6,
1865. Lawyer. State Senator of Illinois 1876- 1880.
Established by his wife, Sarah Gallaher Riddle.
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Robert Henry Beggs, '68
September 24. 1844 December 14, 1914
Cass County, 111. San Diego, Calif.
Teacher, school administrator and merchant. Helped to found
the public school system of Colorado. Principal of the Denver
schools 1880-1914. Trustee of the University of Denver 1894-
1914. Organizer and owner of stores in several cities of Colorado.
Established by his wife, Clara Beardsley Beggs.
[ 127 ]
Ensley Moore, '68
January 10, 1929
Jacksonville, 111.
April 16, 1846
Springfield, 111.
Editorial writer, prominent in the civic and social life of Jack>
sonville. Authority on the local history of Morgan County anc ^
the history of Sigma Pi Society. Trustee of Illinois College]
1892-1901. Served for many years as Secretary of the Alumn ,;;
Association.
Established by members of Sigma Pi Society.
[ 128
James P'dward Mlnroe, "68
Januar}^ 23, 1847 June 3, 1913
Rushville, 111. Chicago, 111.
I Lawyer. Practised law for nearly forty years continuously in
' Chicago, becoming one of the most prominent real estate and
I corporation lawyers of the city.
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' Established by his brother, William Munroe, '82.
[ 129 1
Samuel Warren Nichols, '68
October 26, 1927
Jacksonville, 111.
February 5, 1844
Near Quincy, 111.
Business man, photographer and journalist. Private, Co. E, 151st
Ohio Volunteer Infantry, in the Civil War. Editor and for many
years part owner of the Jacksonville Daily Journal. Gave away
his fortune in private and public philanthropy. Trustee of
Illinois College 1905-1909.
Established by friends.
[ 130 ]
Alfred Allen Paxson, "68
September i >. 1917
St. Louis, Mo.
December 10, 1844
Winchester, 111.
\ aledictorian of his class. Lawyer. .Judge of the Court of Crimi-
nal Correction, St. Louis, Mo.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
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July 1, 1846
Jacksonville, 111.
Henry Stai.ey Stevenson, -68
June 10, 1926
Jacksonville, 111.
Left College in 1864 as Private, 100 days' service, Co. C ("Col-
lege Company"), 145th Illinois \'olunteer Infantry. Farmer and
stockman.
Established by his sons and daughters.
[ 132 ]
George Warren Bailey, '69
July 29, 1841
Woodburn, 111.
March 5, 1924
Denver, Colo.
First Lieutenant, Signal Corps, in the Civil War. Valedictorian
of his class. Professor of Greek in Illinois College 1869-1882.
Realtor in Denver, Colorado. Trustee of Colorado College.
Established by classmates and family.
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Albert Curtiss Brown, '70
June 25, 1849 November 6, 1913
Chicago, 111. Yakima, Wash.
Physician who ranked, in real service, with the best of his
profession.
Established by his sister, Marion Brown Tanner.
[ '34 ]
John Scott Stevens, '70
January- 6, 1845 July 24, 1924
Bedford County. Pa. Chicago, 111.
Lawyer. He began his career as a newspaper man and even
after he entered the practice of law was called upon by the
leading Chicago papers for editorials on political subjects. In
law he specialized in Appellate and Supreme Court work, devot-
ing himself principally to chancery practice, in which he was
recognized as an expert.
Established bv friends and alumni.
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February 4, 1926
Jacksonville, 111.
Edward Doocy, '71
October 24, 1851
Griggsville, 111.
Lawyer. Was elected three times County Judge of Pike County,
Illinois, serving from 1882 to 1894.
Established by his wife, Clara L. Butler Doocy, and his children.
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Edward Louis McDonald, '71
October 28, 1849
Jacksonville, 111.
February 2, 1894
Jacksonville, 111.
Lawyer. Member of the Illinois Legislature, Lower House.
1884-1886, and of the State Senate 1888-1892.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
[ 137 1
Robert Donald Russell, '71
March 9, 1851
St. Louis, Mo.
February 13, 1901
Minneapolis, Minn.
Lawyer and jurist. City Attorney of Minneapolis, 1889-1893.
Was appointed Judge of the Fourth Judicial District of Min-
nesota for an unexpired term in 1893 and in 1894 was regularly
elected to this office for the term beginning January 1, 1895. but
resigned before the expiration of his term. Trustee of Illinois
College 1886-1900.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
[ 138 1
Albon S. Montgomery, '73
June 19, 1854 December 29, 1877
Jersey Prairie, 111.
Lawyer of great promise.
Established by the alumni.
Virginia, 111.
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George Carlos Ross, '73
March 16, 1854 March 4, 1928
Vermont, 111. Redwood City, Calif.
Lawyer. From 1876, when he removed from Macomb, 111., to
California, was engaged in the practice of law in San Mateo
County and played a leading part in the civic life of Redwood
City. Founder and President of the First National Bank of
San Mateo County and of the San Mateo County Savings Bank.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
[ 140 ]
William Brownell Sanders, '73
January 25, 1929
Boston, Mass.
September 21, 1854
Cleveland, Ohio
Lawyer, jurist and public-spirited citizen. Served 1888- 1890 as
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga County,
Ohio, and for fifty-three years was a distinguished member of
the Cleveland bar. He took a leading part in civic affairs,
especially in the protracted fight against Mayor Tom Johnson
over the street railways of Cleveland, and in the establishment
of the Cleveland Museum of Art, of which he was the first
president. LL.D., Illinois College, 1902.
Established by his wife, Annie Otis Sanders.
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Frederick Augustus Brown, '74
October 22, 1851 January 19, 1876
Waverly, 111. .Jacksonville, 111.
Tutor in Illinois College at the time of his death. A younj
scholar of great promise.
Established by his nephew, Frederick C. Tanner, '98.
[ 142 1
James Paterson deMattos, -74
February 20, 1854
Jacksonville, 111.
January 13, 1929
Bellingham, Wash.
Lawyer, civic administrator, and financier. Mayor of Whatcom,
Wash., five times, of Bellingham, Wash., four times. Member
of the legislature of Washington 1896-1898.
Established by his nephew, Dunbar Wright deMattos.
[ 143 1
Charles Caleb Capps, -75
February 13. 1854 August 16, 1928
Jacksonville, 111. ■ Jacksonville, 111.
Banker and business man. For many years connected with the
woolen mills of J. Capps & Sons.
Established by his sons and daughters.
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Edward Bum, Ci.app. '7>
April 14, 1856 P>bruary 7. 1919
Cheshire, Conn. Berkeley, Calit.
Teacher, scholar and writer. Instructor and Professor of Greek
in Illinois College 1882-1890; Assistant Professor of Greek.
Yale University 189C-1894; Professor and Head of the Greek
Department, University of California, 1894-1919. Writer on
philological subjects and editor of Homer.
Established by his family and friends.
[ 145 I
Elbert Wing, '75
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October 3, 1852
Collinsville, 111.
May 8, 1916
Los Angeles. Calif.
Physician of high rank and an authority on nervous and mental
diseases. Professor of the Diseases of the Mind and Nervous
System in the Northwestern University Medical School from
1891 until his removal to California in 1902. Prominent in civic
and social welfare work in Los Angeles.
Established by his wife, Charlotte H. Wing.
[ 146 ]
Charles Albert Barnes, '76
July 4. 1855 December 28. 1913
Alton, 111. Leamington Spa, England
Lawyer. State's Attorney from 1884 to 1892. County Judge of
Morgan County, Illinois, from 1897 to 1907. Supreme Chancellor
of the Knights of Pythias. Trustee of Illinois College 1900- 190?,
1909-1913.
Established by his wife. Madge Martin Barnes.
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November 20. 1857
Jacksonville, 111.
Carl Edwin Epler, '76
March 10, 1927
Quincy, 111.
Valedictorian of his class. Lawyer. After post-graduate study at
Yale read law with his father. Judge Cyrus E. Epler, '47, and
studied in the Law School of the University of Michigan. City
Attorney of Quincy, 111., 1881-1884. State's Attorney 1891-1892.
County Judge of Adams County, 111., 1894-1903.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
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JosiPH MiRRiAM Grout. "76
September 21, 1855 February 28, 1902
Sangamon County, 111, Springfield, 111.
City Attorney of Springfield for two terms. In college and
throughout his professional life greatly beloved by his asso-
ciates.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
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Edward Augustus Ayers, '77
December 20, 1855 December 3, 1917
Jacksonville, 111. Franklin, N.J.
Physician and writer. Professor of Obstetrics for twenty-
years in the Polyclinic Medical School, New York City. Pro-
fessor of Anatomy and Expression in the Metropolitan Art
School, New York City. Writer on medical and scientific
subjects.
Established by family and friends.
[ 150 ]
John Nelson Mills, Hon. 1902
Xovember 14, 1856
Hamilton, Ohio
November 1 1. 1922
Chicago, 111.
Clergyman of the Presbyterian Church and lecturer, A graduate
of Wabash College, 1878, and of Union Theological Seminary.
D.D., Illinois College, 1902.
Established by his wife, Mabel Smith Mills.
[ 151 ]
James Madison Downing, '79
-\Iarch 6, 1856 November 18, 1922
\'irginia. 111. Aspen, Colo.
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Lawyer. Expert in mining litigation. Member of the Colorado <
Legislature 1917-1919.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
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Harold Whetstone Johnston, '79
March 19, 1859 June 17, 1912
Rushville, 111. Bloomington, Ind.
Teacher, scholar and author. Tutor and tr( m 1885 to 189;
Professor of Latin in Illinois College. Professor of Latin and
Head of the Department, University of Indiana, 189V1912.
Alumni Trustee of Illinois College 1896-1900. Author and editor
I of many books in his tield. LL.D., Illinois College, 1909.
■ Established by Edward Capps, '87, in the name of the Alumni
i Association.
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Charles Samuel Rannells, '79
December 5, 1857 December 27, 1920
Pisgah, 111. Chicago, 111.
Farmer and stockman. Life insurance official. Chairman of th(
Illinois State Republican Committee. Trustee of Illinois CoUegnj
1885-1904.
Established by the Class of 1879.
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John Collier. '8o
May 6, 1856
Petersburg, III.
February 9, 1926
Bloomington, 111.
Valedictorian of his class. Accountant, merchant, city manager,
"stablished by Phi Alpha Society.
[ 155 ]
Arthur Grosvenor Thome, '8o
July 9, 1857 February 17, 1920
Kentucky Chicago, 111.
Physician. Professor of Obstetrics in the National Homeopathic
Medical College of Chicago.
Established by Victor W. Nelson, '00, in the name of the Chi-
cago alumni.
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HOR.ACE B. WiNC, '80
June 26, 1856 February 12. 1908
CoUinsville, 111.
Los Angeles, Calif.
Physician. Professor of Clinical Medicine in the University of
Southern California 1894-1907.
Established by his wife, Adeline Stearns Wing.
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William Jennings Bryan, '8i
March 19, i860 July 25, 1925
Salem, 111. Dayton, Tenn.
Lawyer, editor, and statesman. Practised law in Jacksonville,
111., 1883-1887, then at Lincoln, Neb. Member of the 52nd and
53rd Congresses from the 1st Nebraska District, 1891-1895. Was
three times the candidate of the Democratic Party for the Presi-
dency, being defeated in 1896 and 1900 by McKinley and in 1908
by Taft. Editor of the Omaha World-Herald 1894-1896; estab-
lished the Commoner in 1900 and was its editor. Raised the 3rd
Regiment of Nebraska Infantry in the Spanish-American War
and became its Colonel. Was Secretary of State in the lirst
cabinet of President Wilson, resigning in June 1915. LL.D.,
Illinois College, 1905.
Established by the alumni.
[ 160 ]
April 22. 1898
Newman Grove. Neb.
Samuel Eveland, "81
November 15, 1846
Enniskillen, Canada
Congregational clergj'man. In order that he might be prepared
for the ministry he entered Whipple Academy at the age of
thirty and worked his way through College, and later through
the Chicago Theological Seminary, in conditions of extreme
poverty. During his undergraduate course he exercised a pro-
found influence upon the religious life of the students. Bryan
gives eloquent testimony to this in his "Autobiography."
Established by Elmer \V. Butler, '80, and other college contem-
poraries.
[ 161 ]
Edward Peik Irving, '84
November 28. 1863
Wolcott, X.Y.
Teacher, manufacturer, and capitalist.
Established by friends.
August 16, 1923
Decatur, 111.
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April 8, 1897
Denver, Colo.
George Washington Price, '84
January 2, 1861
Industry, 111.
A debater of exceptional ability as an undergraduate. Valedic-
torian of bis class. Public school teacher and school adminis-
trator.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
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WiLLARD Wall, "86
March i6, 1865 July 13, 1915
DuQuoin, 111. Murphysboro, 111.
Banker.
Established by his father. George W. Wall.
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Robert Henry Kirkwood Whitei.ey, '87
July 6, 1866
Wheeling. WA'a.
December 24, 1923
Detroit, Mich.
Journalist. City Editor of the Minneapolis Tunes. Editor ot tiie
Detroit Free Press and the Detroit Tribune. Chairman ot the
Detroit Civil Service Commission.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
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Hugh Monroe Wilson, '87
June 29, 1866 September 19, 1919
Jacksonville, 111. Stockbridge, Mass.
Journalist, editor and publisher. Editor and owner of the Rail-
way Age. Vice-President of the McGraw-Hill Publishing Com-
pany. He began his remarkably successful career in commercial
journalism and business in Minneapolis, established himself as
owner and manager of railway journals in Chicago, and in New
York carried on large enterprises as publisher of technical jour-
nals and scientific books. During the World War rendered im-
portant service in connection with the flotation of Liberty bonds
among the banks of New York State. Trustee of Illinois College
190M919.
Established by his wife, Olive Williams Wilson.
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December 19, 1915
Jacksonville, 111.
George Lincoln Merrill, '88
January 14, 1862
Seneca Falls, N.Y.
Teacher and lawyer. Alumni Trustee of Illinois College 1902-
1905.
Established by the Class of 1888.
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Prank Read, Jr., '88
August 12, 1866
Jacksonville, 111.
July 4, 1920
Devil's Lake, N.D.
Teacher of the deaf and school administrator. Teacher at the
Illinois School for the Deaf 1890-1913. Superintendent of the
Oklahoma School for the Deaf 1913-1915 and of the North Da-
kota School for the Deaf frcm 191 > till his death.
Established by the Class of 1888 and friends.
[ 168 ]
George Benton Watkins, '88
March 2, 1867
Petersburg, 111.
Teacher and lawyer.
Established by the Class of 1888.
August 2. 1918
Petersburg, 111.
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Charles Alvin Rowe, '89
February 13, 1866
Jacksonville, 111.
March 6, 1928
Jacksonville, 111.
Farmer and philanthropist. Expert in the scientific improvement
of corn. Benefactor of Illinois College. His bequest to the
Passavant Hospital of Jacksonville, 111., was the largest single
benefaction ever received by a local institution from an
individual.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
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Clarence Elmer Sanders, '89
June 18. 1867
Jacksonville, 111.
June 4, 1925
Cleveland, Ohio
Lawyer. An authority on municipal bond law. Practised in Cleve-
land, Ohio, in association with his uncle. .Judge W. B. Sanders,
'73.
Established by members of his family.
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Edward Payson Morton. '90
September 25, 1869
St. Louis, Mo.
April 2, 1914
Chicago, 111.
Teacher, scholar and scientific writer. For many years a member
of the Department of English, University of Indiana.
Established by his friends.
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Frederick Warren Sanford, '90
April 28, 1870
Tallula. 111.
August 28, 1924
Lincoln, Neb.
Teacher, scholar and editor. Instructor in Latin and Professor,
Illinois College, 1895-1903. Professor of Latin and Head of the
Department, L'niversity of Nebraska.
Established by the Class of 1890 and friends.
[ 173 ]
Elmer Moses Eckard, -96
March 2, 1872 April 21, 1918
Mason County, 111. Peoria, 111.
Physician. Captain in the U.S.A. Medical Corps, being chief
medical officer at Camp Logan of the 123rd Machine Gun Bat-
tery. Disabled in the service by an infection and died a month
after his discharge.
Established by the alumni.
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John Austin Bradley, '97
May 20. 1876
Lee, Mass.
May 13, 1902
Tucson, Ariz.
Lawyer of great promise. Author of "Bradley's New Jersey
Citations" and other legal works.
Established by the members of the Class of 1897 and friends.
[ 175 ]
Henry Wolcott Kirby, '97
October 10, 1872
Jacksonville, 111.
Musician and dentist.
Established by his wife, Wilhelmina Coultas Kirby
April 2, 1925
Sebring, Fla,
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Lau RANGE Edwards Milligan, '97
July 19, 1876 March 28, 1920
Jacksonville, 111. Colorado Springs, Colo.
Teacher of the deaf and blind and school administrator. Super-
intendent of the Montana Schools for Deaf, Blind and F>eble-
Minded 1906-1912, Superintendent of the California School for
Deaf and Blind 1912-1920. Member of International Committee
for Uniform Braille for the English-speaking Blind. Private,
Co. I, 5th Illinois \'olunteer Infantry, in the Spanish-American
War.
Established by the Class of 1897.
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July 7, 1875
Easton, 111.
Byron Clary Darling, '98
May 9, 1926
New York City
In college a distinguished track athlete. Physician, medical
writer, and authority on Roentgenology.
Established by the Class of 1898 and the Alumni Society of
New York.
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Percy Grierson Capps, '99
March 24. 1877
Jacksonville. Ill,
December 2. 1918
Jacksonville, 111.
Salesman. Sergeant, Co. I, 5th Illinois Volunteer Infantry in
the Spanish-American War.
Established by his father, C. C. Capps -75, and the Class of 1899.
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Robert Carroll Kennedy, '99
June 4, 1876
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Ranchman.
Established by the Class of 1899.
August 19, 1914
Stanford, Mont.
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September 2i, 1878
Jacksonville. 111.
Alexander Allan McDonald, "co
September 12. 1927
Hugo, Okla.
Lawyer and jurist. Son of Edward L. McDonald. '71. Ajjpointed
Judge of the Twenty-seventh Judicial District of Oklahoma in
1919. Regent of the l^niversity of Oklahoma, being Chairman
of the Board from 1924 until shortly before his death. Chair-
man of the State Industrial Commission of Oklahoma.
Established by Phi Alpha Society.
[ 181 ]
August 16, 1879
Jacksonville, 111.
Frederick Coffin Coleman, '01
October 4, 1926
Ridgewood, N.J.
Advertising manager, established in New York.
Established by the Alumni Society of New York and the Class
of 1901.
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Leon Littlefield Brockman. 'c2
October 23, 1880
Mount Sterling, 111.
Student of Law.
Established by his friend, Charles C. Clement, '01
December 17, 1904
Quincy, 111.
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Warren Case Nixon, -05
February 17, 1886
Jacksonville, 111.
January 1. 1923
St. Louis, Mo.
Graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, 1906; Lieutenant LT.S.
Navy 1906, resigned in 1912. Reentered the Navy in 1917 and
was active in service at sea until the end of the World War,
resigning then with rank of Lieutenant-Commander to resume
business activity. Commissioned Commander, Class 1, in the
L^.S. Naval Reserve Corps.
Established by his father, Edward A. Nixon.
[ 184 ]
Joseph Hodge Fires, '05
May 3, 1883
Jacksonville, 111.
Banker.
Established by his family.
June 1, 1911
Dallas, Texas
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Antoinette Pires Mendonsa, 'o6
June 13, 1910
Springfield, 111.
V^aledlctorian of her class. First woman to receive a degree
from Illinois College.
September 6, 1885
Jacksonville, 111.
Established by her brothers and sisters.
[ 186 ]
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Kazel Brown Bella xTi. -eg
March 17, 1886 November 13. 1918
Jacksonville, 111. Jacksonville, 111.
Musician. Wife of Walter Bellatti, '05.
Established by friends.
[ 187 ]
John Michael Butler, 'lo
January 15, 1889
Jacksonville, 111.
January 16. 1928
Jacksonville, 111.
Lawyer.
Established by his wife, Irene Cox Butler, brothers and sisters,
and classmates.
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Ulysses Wayne Wright, 'ii
October 17, 1883 April 15, 1925
McLean. 111. Carrollton. 111.
Lawyer.
Established by his wife, Courtney Crouch Wright. '12.
[ '89 1
Artur H. Hinman, '13
December 30, 1891
Newman Grove, 111.
October 9, 1918
Aberdeen, Md.
Private Co. B, Ordnance Department, at the Aberdeen Proving
Grounds in the World War. Died of influenza while in the
service.
Established by the alumni.
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September 30. 1918
Rockford, 111.
George F. Turi.. -13
February 15. 1890
Canton, 111.
Private in the World War. Died of influenza, at Camp Grant,
while in the service.
Established by the alumni.
[ 191 ]
July 10, 1889
Jacksonville, 111.
John Maxwell Widenham, '13
September 18, 1918
Love Flying Field, Texas
Law student and business man. Second Lieutenant, Aviation
Service, in the World War. Died in the service.
Established by the alumni.
[ 192 ]
October 24. 1896
Murphysboro, 111.
Joseph Peyton Chamberlain, -18
October 23, 1918
Langres, Haute-Marne, France
Private, 16th Cavalry Band, at Camp Custer. Mich., and in the
16th Field Artillery of the A.E.F. in France. He took part in the
operations at Chateau Thierry, Meuse and Argonne. Died in
Base Hospital 88 ot typhoid fever.
Established by the alumni.
[ 193 ]
Frederick L. Williams. -i8
March 15, 1896 October 1, 1918
Silver City, Iowa Chicago, 111.
Left college to enlist in the army, attaining the rank of Sergeant
in the Air Service. Died of pneumonia while in the service.
Established by the alumni.
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Earl Proctor Sooy, -19
April 22, 1896
Murrayville, 111.
October 23, 1918
Near Attigny, France
Left college to enlist in the army in the World War. Private
in Co. F, 2nd Engineers. Was sent to France in the fall of
1917 and saw continuous service in the great drive of 1918. Cited
for bravery and received the Croix de Guerre. Reported missing
after an engagement in which he was in command of a detach-
ment and believed to have been killed in action.
Established by the alumni.
[ 195 ]
Thomas Carlyle Antrobus, '22
December 21, 1900
Manchester, 111.
Teacher.
Established by the Class of 1922.
December 10, 1925
Colorado Springs, Colo.
[ 196 ]
June 6, 1917
Lake Bluff, 111.
Charles W. Haines, W.A.
March 27, 1898
Rockport, 111.
Enlisted in the United States Navy in the World War, and died
of meningitis at the Great Lakes Training Station,
Established by the alumni.
[ 197 ]
Leonard Young, W.A.
January 8, 1896
Arcadia. 111.
January 28, 1918
San Antonio, Texas
Enlisted as Private in the Aviation Section of the Signal Corps
in the World War, and was stationed at Kelly Field, Texas.
Died of pneumonia while in the service.
Established bv the alumni.
[ '98 ]
f
Rosaline Pires. J.F.A. 1894
October 17, 1873 April 24. 1919
Jacksonville, 111. Jacksonville, 111.
\'aledictorian of her Class. Public School teacher.
Established by her family.
[ 199 ]
Amanda Fires, J.F.A. 1896
March 4, 1877 July 23, 1896
Jacksonville, 111. Jacksonville, 111.
Student volunteer for Foreign Missions.
Established by her family.
[ 200 ]
IN MEMORIAM
THE IX MEMORIAM MEMBEKSH
HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED FROM
In memory of
Stephen Hempste.ad. -35
Jonathan Edwards Spilman, '35
Richard Yates, '35
Charles Backus B.\rton, '36
Charles E. Blood, '37
George Shepard Park, -37
Robert W. Patterson, '37
Edward Scofield. '37
Willlam Stanton Curtis, '38
Thomas Laurie, '38
Clark Roberts. -38
Lewis \\'inans Ross, -38
George C. Curtis, '39
Williston Jones, '40
Harvey Lee Ross, -40
William H. Herndon. -41
Thomas J. C. Fagg, '42
Samuel Bacon Fairbank, '42
Marshall P. Ayers, '43
Newton Bateman, '43
Thomas Kennicut Beecher. '43
John Tillson Morton, '43
Samuel Willard, '43
Hiram K. Jones. '44
Charles H. Tillson. '44
Henry Wing, '44
Eliphalet Wickes Blatchford, '45
William Edwin Catlin, '45
ZiMRi Allen Enos. -45
William Charles Goudy, '45
William Ireland, '45
Barbour Lewis, '45
Henry M. Lyons. '45
William Henry Milburn, '45
Leonard Fulton Ross, -45
Florence Eugene Baldwin, '46
.John Cook. -46
George W. Harlan, '46
John Barnwell Shaw, '46
Joseph L. Thayer, -46
John Tillson. -46
Augustus E. Ayers, '47
William Bishop, '47
[ 203 ]
IPS WHICH
1914 TO 19
29
Year A
mount
1925-26 $1
00.00
1925-26 1
00.00
1923-24 1
00.00
1927-28 1
00.00
1927-28 1
OD.OO
1923-24 1
OD.OO
1928-29 1
00.00
1925-26
DO. 00
1924-25
00.00
1924-25
00.00
1926-27
00.00
1926-27
00.00
1927-28
00.00
1926-27
00.00
1926-27
00.00
1924-25
00.00
1915-16
00.00
1926-27
00.00
1925-26
00.00
1915-16
96.00
1921-22
00.00
1926-27 :
1 50.00
1915-16
50.00
191 5-16
00.00
1921-22
00.00
1921-22
100.00
1914-15
1 50.00
1921-22
100.00
1926-27
100.00
1921-22
100.00
1921-22
100.00
1921-22
100 .00
1921-22
100.00
1924-25
100.00
1926-27
100.00
1915-16
100.00
1928-29
100.00
1921-22
100.00
1921-22
100.00
1921-22
100.00
1921-22
100.00
1925-26
100.00
1928-29
100.00
In memory of
John Garven Clark. '47
Cyrus Epler, '47
Frederick Salmon Giddings, '47
Philip Henry Ireland, '47
William Jayne, '47
Robert Wilkinson, '47
Reuben Andrus, -48
Levi Parsons Crawford, '48
James Worth English, '48
Greenbury Ridgely Henry, -48
Charles E. Lippincott, '48
Pike Clinton Ross, -48
William Str.awn, '48
Henry Smith Van Eaton, '48
Herman Engelbach, '49
Nehemiah Wright, -49
William Herzog Collins, '50
Virgil Young Ralston, -50
DeWitt Clinton Roberts, -50
Robert Davidson W^ilson, -50
John Worth English, '51
William Augustus Knox, '52
Edward Prince, '52
Thomas William Smith, '52
Robert M. Tunnell, '52
James Harvey Blcdgett, '53
Paul Selby, '53
Cumberland George Jones, '54
Edward Payson Kirby, '54
Julian Monson Sturievant, '54
Lyman Lacey, 'ss
Asa Carrington ^Latthews, '55
George Clement Xoyes, '55
Abram Bergen, '56
William Epler, -56
John B. Hawley, -56
George W\ Moore, '56
James Warren Sturtevant, '56
Greene Vardiman Black, Hon. 1892
Nathaniel William Branson, '57
Stephen Reid Capps, '57
George Harrison English, '57
John Barnard Fairbank, '57
James McLaughlin, '57
William Marshall Potts, '57
James A. Shaw, '57
Edward Allen Tanner, '57
RuDOLPHus Kibbe Turner, '57
Henry Yates, -57
[ 204 ]
Year Amount
1926-27
100.00
1928-29
100.00
1925-26
100.00
1926-27
100.00
1914-15
100.00
1915-16
100.00
1927-28
100.00
1927-28
100.00
1921-22
100.00
1915-16
100.00
1925-26
100.00
1920-21
100.00
1927-28
lOO.OD
1915-16
100.00
1924-25
100.00
1915-16
100.00
1928-29
100.00
1927-28
100.00
1926-27
100.00
1915-16
100,00
1928-29
100.00
1928-29
1 00.00
1926-27
100.00
1926-27
100.00
1926-27
100.00
1916-17
500.00
1913-14
120.00
1926-27
lOO.OD
1916-17
1 10.00
1921-22
100.00
1922-23
100.00
1926-27
100.00
1927-28
103.00
1928-29
100.00
1927-28
1 00.00
1928-29
100.00
1919-20
100.00
1921-22
100.00
1928-29
100.00
1925-26
100.00
1914-15
100.00
1925-26
100.00
1925-26
100.00
1916-17
100.00
1916-17
100.00
1914-15
100.00
1914-15
110.00
1925-26
100.00
1928-29
100.00
In memory of Year Amount
Daniel Marshall Draper, '58 ,927.28 loo.oo
WiLLLAM McKendree Springer, ->8 1923-24 10000
Edmund Hockadav Bristow. \-9 1924-2? 10000
John Mii^on Eaman, '59 ,9,,.. ,6 2.ooo'oo
^iLLiAM Gill, 59 , ,926-27 loo.co
Edward McCoNNEL, 59 ,925.26 100.00
John Wesley Powell. -59 1923-24 100.00
Jranklin Adams, 60 • 1924-2^- 100.00
William Brown, -60 1 924-2 >- loo.co
Elisha Bentley Hamilton, '60 1914-15 ioo!oo
Harrison Osborne Cassell. '61 1926-27 ioo!oo
Hardin Green Keplinger, '61 1926-27 100.00
John M, Lansden, '61 1924-25 1 jo.oo
James Fr.anklin Potts, -61 1928-29 103.00
Michael Saunderson. '61 1928-29 100.00
Julius Emerson Str.awn, '61 i92>-26 100.00
William Edwin Capps, '62 1917-18 100.00
Wiliiam Green Gallaher, '62 1928-29 100.00
James Christopher Martin, '62 1927-28 100.00
Thomas J. Pitner, '62 1920-21 100.00
John Wesley Ross, '62 1927-28 100.00
George Gridley Wood, '62 1928-29 loo.oo
James Allen Gallaher. -63 1925-26 lOO.oo
Emanuel Nathaniel Pires, -63 1926-27 iod.od
John Samuel McClung, '64 1925-26 100.00
Elvin Franklin Baker. -65 1923-24 100.00
Truman Orviile Douglass, '65 i92>-26 lOO.oo
William Thomas Reid, -65 1926-27 lOO.oo
N.ATHAN Hale B.ajines, -66 1926-27 ico.oo
Frank Leslie Bristow, '66 1928-29 100.00
Joseph Newton Carter, '66 191^16 ico.oo
Seth Robinson, -66 *[i934-3> 100.00]
100.00
100.00
200.00
100.00
William Henry Govert, '67 1921-22
Francis Asbury Riddle, -67 1926-27
Robert Henry Beggs, '68 1917-18
Ensley Moore, '68 1928-29
James Edward Munroe, '68 1928-29 100.00
100.00
Samuel Warren Nichols. '68 1927-28
Alfred Allen Paxson, '68 1929-30 100.00
Henry Staley Stevenson. -68 1926-27 2>o.oo
George Warren Bailey, '69 1923-24 100.00
Albert Curtiss Brown, '70 1926-27 100.00
John Scott Stevens, '70 1927-28 100.00
Edward Doocy. '71 192^-26 100.00
Edward Louis McDonald, '71 *[ 1930-31 loo.col
Robert Donald Russell, '71 *[ 1931-32 loo.ooj
Albon S. Montgomery, '73 1928-29 ico.oo
George Carlos Ross, '73 1927-28 100.00
William Brownell Sanders, '73 1928-29 100.00
[ 205 ]
In memory of
Frederick Augustus Brown, '74
James Paterson deMattos, -74
Charles Caleb Capps, -75
Edward Bull Clapp, '75
Elbert Wing, '75
Charles Albert Barnes '76
Carl Edwin Epler, '76
Joseph Merriam Grout, '76
Edward Augustus Ayers, '77
John Nelson Mills, Hon. 1902
James Madison Downing, '79
Harold Whetstone Johnston, '79
Charles Samuel Rannells, '79
John Collier, '80
William Sandusky Phillips, -80
William Bird Shaw, '80
Arthur Grosvenor Thome, '80
HoR-ACE B. Wing, '80
William Jennings Bryan, '81
Samuel Eveland, '81
Edward Peek Irving, '84
George Washington Price, '84
WiLLARD Wall, '86
Robert Henry Kirkwood Whiteley, '87
Hugh Monroe Wilson, '87
George Lincoln Merrill, '88
Frank Read, Jr., '88
George Benton Watkins, '88
Charles Alvin Rowe, '89
Clarence Elmer Sanders, '89
Edward Payson Morton, '90
Frederick Warren Sanford, '90
Elmer Moses Eckard, -96
John Austin Bradley, '97
Henry Wolcott Kirby, '97
Laurance Edwards Milligan, '97
Byron Clary Darling, '98
Percy Grierson Capps, '99
Robert Carroll Kennedy, '99
Alexander Allen McDonald, '00
Frederick Coffin Coleman, '01
Leon Littlefield Brockman, '02
Warren Case Nixon. -05
Joseph Hodge Pires, '05
Antoinette Pires Mendonsa, '06
Hazel Brown Bellatti, -09
John Michael Butler, '10
Ulysses Wayne Wright, '11
Arthur H. Hinman, '13
[ 206 ]
Year Amount
1926-27
100.00
1928-29
100.00
1928-29
100.00
1918-19
345-00
1924-25
2C0.OJ
1914-15
100.00
1926-27
100.00
1915-16
ICO.OO
1917-18
146.00
1923-24
1,000.00
1923.24
100.00
1913-14
100.00
1920-21
100.00
1926-27
100.00
1924-25
100.00
1927-28
1 00.00
1921-22
100.00
1927-28
100.00
1924-25
842.00
1926-27
100.00
1923-24
100.00
1932-33
100.00
1917-18
100.00
1923-24
100.00
1919-20
1 ,000.00
1916-17
ICO.OO
1926-27
100.00
1926-27
100.00
1933-34
100.00
1924-25
100.00
1915-16
178.00
1924-25
100.00
1918-19
100.00
1927-28
105.00
1924-25
1 00.00
1919-20
100.00
1925-26
128.00
1918-19
100.00
1914-15
100.00
1927-28
100.00
1926-27
103.00
1925-26
1 00.00
1925-26
100.00
1926-27
100.00
1925-26
125.00
1918-19
100.00
1926-27
100.00
1925-26
100.00
1918-19
100.00
In memory of
George F. Turl, -13
John Maxwell Widenham, '13
.Joseph Peyton Chamberlain, -18
Frederick L. Williams, -18
Earl Proctor Sooy, -19
Thomas Carlyle Antrobus, '22
Charles W. Haines, W. A.
Leonard Young, W. A.
Rosaline Pires, J. F. A.
Amanda Pires, J. F. A.
Year
.hnoun
1918-19
100.00
1918-19
100.00
1918-19
100.00
1918-19
100.00
1918-19
100.00
1925-26
101.50
1918-19
100.00
1918-19
100.00
1926-27
100.00
1926-27
100.00
* The Phi .\lpha Memorial Fund establishes a new membership each year
from the interest on the Fund. Those who are to be thus honored have been
selected by a special Committee, and their names are here included, down
to the year 1934-35. The dates at which these future memberships become
effective are enclosed in square brackets.
[ 207 ]
INDEX OF NAMES*
PAGE
Adams. Franklin, '6o lOO
Andrus, Reuben, -48 50
Antrobus, Thomas Carlyle, '22 196
Ayers, Augustus E., '47 42
Ayers, Edward Augustus, '77 150
Ayers, Marshall P., '43 '9
Bailey, George Warren, '69 133
Baker. Elvin Franklin, -65 118
Baldwin, Florence Eugene, '46 36
Barnes, Charles Albert, '76 147
Barnes. Nathan Hale, -66 121
Barton. Charles Backus, '36 4
Bateman, Newton, '43 20
Beecher, Thomas Kennicut, '43 21
Beggs, Robert Henry, '68 127
Bellatti, Hazel Brown, -09 187
Bergen, Abram. '56 77
Bishop, William, '47 43
Black, Greene \'ardiman. Hon. '92 82
Blatchford, Eliphalet Wickes, '45 27
Blodgett, James Harvey, '53 69
Blood, Charles E., '37 ^ 5
Bradley, John Austin. '97 175
Branson, Nathaniel William, '57 83
Bristow, Edmund Hockaday, '59 95
Bristow, Frank Leslie, '66 122
Brockman. Leon Littleiield, '02 183
Brown, Albert Curtiss, '70 134
Brown, Frederick Augustus, '74 142
Brown. William. -60 101
Bryan, William Jennings, '81 160
Butler, John Michael, '10 188
Capps, Charles Caleb, -75 144
Capps, Percy Grierson, '99 179
Capps, Stephen Reid, '57 84
Capps, William Edwin, '62 109
Carter, Joseph Newton, '66 123
Cassell, Harrison Osborne, '61 103
Catlin, William Edwin, '45 28
Chamberlain. Joseph Peyton, -18 193
Clapp, Edward Bull, '75 145
* JV. A. in place of the class numeral after a name means Whipple Academy.
J. F. A. means Jacksonville Female Academy.
[ 208 j
PACE
Clark, John Garven, '47 44
Coleman, Frederick Coffin, '01 182
Collier, John, '80 1^^
Collins, William Herzog, '50 60
Cook, John, -46 37
Crawford, Levi Parsons, '48 51
Curtis, George C, '39 13
Curtis, William Stanton, '38 9
Darling, Byron Clary, '98 178
deMattos, James Paterson, -74 143
Doocy, Edward, '71 136
Douglass, Truman Orville, '65 119
Downing, James Madison, '79 152
Draper, Daniel Marshall, '58 93
Eaman, John Milton, '59 96
Eckard, Elmer Moses, -96 174
Engelbach, Herman, '49 58
English, George Harrison, '57 85
English, James W^orth, '48 52
English, John Worth, '51 64
Enos. Zimri Allen, -45 29
Epler, Carl Edwin, '76 148
Epler, Cyrus, '47 45
Epler, William, -56 78
Eveland, Samuel, '81 161
Fagg, Thomas J. C, '42 17
Fairbank, John Barnard, '57 86
Fairbank, Samuel Bacon, '42 18
Gallaher, James Allen, -63 115
Gallaher, William Green, '62^ 110
Giddings. Frederick Salmon, '47 46
Gill, William, '59 97
Goudy, William Charles,^ '45 30
Govert, William Henry, '67 125
Grout, Joseph Merriam, '76 149
Haines, Charles W., W.A.^ 197
Hamilton, Elisha Bentley, '60 102
Harlan, George W., '46 38
Hawley, John B., -56 79
Hempstead, Stephen, -35 *
Henry, Greenbury Ridgely, -48 53
Herndon, William H., -41 'O
Hinman, Arthur H., '13 '90
Ireland, Philip Henry, '47 47
Ireland, William, '45 3*
[ 209 ]
PAGE
Irving, Edward Peek, '84 162
Jayne, William, '47 48
Johnston, Harold Whetstone, '79 153
Jones, Cumberland George, '54 71
Jones, Hiram K., '44 24
Jones, Williston, '40 14
Kennedy. Robert Carroll. '99 180
Keplinger, Hardin Green, '61 104
Kirby, Edward Payson, '54 72
Kirby, Henry Wolcott, '97 176
Knox, William Augustus, '52 65
Lacey, Lyman, '55 74
Lansden, John M., '61 105
Laurie. Thomas, '38 10
Lewis, Barbour, '45 32
Lippincott, Charles E., '48 54
Lyons. Henry \L, '45 33
Martin, James Christopher, '62 1 1 1
Matthews, Asa Carrington, '^§ 75
McClung, John Samuel, '64 117
McConnel, Edward. '59 , 98
McDonald, Alexander Allen, 'co 181
McDonald, Edward Louis, '71 137
McLaughlin, James, '57 87
Mendonsa. Antoinette Pires, 'c6 186
Merrill, George Lincoln '88 167
Milburn, William Henry, '45 34
Milligan, Laurance Edwards. '97 177
Mills. John Nelson, Hon. 1902 151
Montgomery, Albon S., '73 139
Moore, Ensley, '68 128
Moore. George W., '56 8o
Morton. Edward Payson, '90 172
Morton, John Tillson, '43 - 22
Munroe, James Edward, '68 129
Nichols, Samuel Warren, '68 130
Nixon. Warren Case, -05 184
Noyes, George Clement, '55 76
Park, George Shepard, -37 6
Patterson, Robert W., '37 7
Paxson. Alfred Allen, '68 131
Phillips. William Sandusky. -80 156
[ 210 ]
PACK
200
Pires, Amanda, J.F.A.
Fires, Emanuel Nathaniel. -63 ^^5
Pires, Joseph Hodge, '05 ,g-
Pires, Rosaline. J.F.A. ,0^
Pitner, Thomas J.. '62 ,,2
Potts, James P'ranklin, -61 106
Potts, Williams Marshall, '57 gg
Powell. John Wesley, -59 go
Price, George Washington, '84 i5o
Prince, Edward, '52 55
Ralston. \'irgil Young. -50 61
Rannells, Charles Samuel, '79 1^4
Read, Frank, Jr.. '88 168
Reid. William Thomas, -65 120
Riddle. Francis Asbury, -67 126
Roberts, Clark. -38 11
Roberts, DeWitt Clinton, -50 62
Robinson, Seth. '66 124
Ross, George Carlos, '73 140
Ross, Harvey Lee, -40 15
Ross, John Wesley, '62 113
Ross, Leonard Fulton, -45 35
Ross, Lewis Winans, -38 12
Ross, Pike Clinton, -48 S5
Rowe, Charles Alvin. '89 170
Russell, Robert Donald, "71 1.38
Sanders. Clarence Elmer, '89 171
Sanders, William Browneli, '73 141
Sanford, Frederick Warren, '90 173
Saunderson. Michael, '61 107
Scofield. Edward, '^.7 8
Selby, Paul, '53 , 70
Shaw, James A., '57 89
Shaw, John Barnwell. '46 39
Shaw. William Bird. '80 157
Smith, Thomas William, '52 67
Sooy, Earl Proctor, -19 195
Spilman. Jonathan Edwards, '35 2
Springer. W^illiam McKendree. -58 94
Stevens, John Scott. '70 ' 135
Stevenson, Henry Staley, -68 132
Strawn. Julius Emerson. '61 108
Strawn, William, '48 ^ 56
Sturtevant, James Warren, '56 81
Sturtevant, Julian Monson, '54 73
Tanner, Edward Allen. '57 9°
[ 211 ]
Thayer, Joseph L., -46
Thome, Arthur Grosvenor, '80
Tillson, Charles H., '44
Tillson, John, -46
Tunnell, Robert M., '52
Turl, George F., -13
Turner, Hudolphus Kibbe, '57
Van Eaton, Henry Smith, '48
Wall, WiUard, '86
Watkins, George Benton, '88
Whiteley, Robert Henry Kirkwood, '87
Widenham, John Maxwell, '13
Wilkinson, Robert, '47
WiUard, Samuel. '43
Williams, Frederick L., -18
Wilson, Hugh Monroe. '87
Wilson, Robert Davidson, -50
Wing, Elbert, '75
Wing, Henry, '44
Wing, Horace B., '80
Wood, George Gridley, '62
Wright, Nehemiah, -49
Wright, Ulysses Wayne, '11
Yates, Henry. -57
Yates, Richard, '35
Young, Leonard, W.A.
PAGE
40
4i
68
191
91
57
164
169
165
192
49
23
194
166
63
146
26
159
114
59
189
92
3
198
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