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Meadville Theological
School, Meadville, Pa.
General catalogue of the
Meadville Theological
General Catalogue /^!iy.J^
OF THE
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MEADVILLE
THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL
MEADVILLE
PENNSYLVANIA
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COMPILED BY
THE REV. WALTER COX GREEN, A. M., S. T. B.
LIBRARIAN AND SECRETARY OF THE FACULTY
MEADVILLE, PA.
1910
The publication of this General Catalogue has been made possible
by the action of the Meadville Alumni Association at its annual meet-
ing in 1909, in placing a sum of money at the disposal of the com-
piler, and by the advance subscriptions of former students. A copy
of the book will be sent postpaid upon the receipt of one dollar.
An edition of three hundred copies has been printed, of which
this copy is numbered
PREFACE.
Shortly after taking up my work in 1904 as the Librarian and
the Secretary of the Faculty of the Meadville Theological School, I
began In my leisure hours, as a labor of love, the compilation of this
General Catalogue, in which I have tried to give the following infor-
mation about persons who have ever been students, both as graduates
and undergraduates:
1. A complete list of the full names of the graduates, arranged
In order by the year of graduation. In the case of women who have
married after leaving the School, their names after marriage are added
In brackets.
2. A complete list of the full names of the non-graduates, ar-
ranged in the order of the years in which they left the School. In
the case of women who have married since leaving the School, their
names after marriage are added in brackets.
3. The * before a name shows that the person has died. The dag-
ger after the name shows that the name of the student is not to be
found in the annual catalogue for that year, usually because the
student entered the School after the annual catalogue had been,
printed.
4. The number of years that the student was connected with the
School is shown by the figures, 1, 2, 3, 4. An incomplete year is
shown by a dash after the figure, as 1 —
5. The degree of B. D., when granted by the School, is placed
after the word Graduate, with the date of the granting of the same
in brackets, if it was other than the year of graduation. A list of such
degrees will be found in Appendix II.
6. The place and date of birth. The date is omitted in the case
of women now living.
7. Degrees from colleges and universities, with the names of the
Institutions granting them, and the year in which they were granted.
8. The name of the ministry, with the place and date of ordina-
tion.
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9. The name of the church, usually the name as it then was,
with the present name in brackets. This item is not usually given
in the General Catalogues of the theological schools in the United
States, but it has seemed to me to be a valuable part of the minis-
terial record.
10. The month and day and year when a pastorate began, and
the month and the day and year when it ended. In some cases the
dates of ordination and installation are added.
11. In some few cases when the student did not enter the min-
istry, or did not stay in it long, other items of information are given.
12. Chaplaincies, with the name of the regiment, and the dates
of service, both in the Civil War, in later time, and in the state
legislatures.
14. The place and date of death.
15. References to printed biographies, and to the obituary notices
In the American Unitarian Association Year Books, and in the de-
nominational papers.
In a few cases some of the above items have been omitted at the
request of those furnishing information.
The compilation of all this material has been in some cases diffi-
cult and in others easy.
One difficulty has been the lack of printed lists of the graduates,
arranged by the year of graduation. In the catalogue for 1855-1856,
such a list of the graduates, arranged by the year of graduation, was
printed, together with a complete list of all other students. In the
^catalogues for the years 1875-1876 and 1889-1890, a list was printed
^f all who had ever entered the School, but arranged simply by the
.year of entrance. A similar list was printed in the catalogue for
1899-1900, but with the names of the graduates printed in heavy-
black faced type. At present the only complete lists of graduates
are two old typewritten lists. In some cases I have relied upon the
faculty records, but even these are not wholly satisfactory on this
point. Again some confusion has resulted from the fact that in some
years, certificates were granted to students who had been in the
School for a partial course, and who might be spoken of as "certifi-
cated undergraduates," or "graduates from a partial course." In
some cases old students have confused these two lists. Such a list
will be found in Appendix I.
Another difficulty has been the lack in the Meadville Theological
School Library of the newspapers and year books of the Christian
connection. As many students in the early years of the School en-
tered that ministry, access to these old records would have made this
compilation more complete. The compiler would be pleased to hear
of the existence of a complete file of the Herald of Gospel Liberty.
Another difficulty comes from the large number of students in
the earlier years who stayed but a short time in the ministry, or who
never entered any ministry, and so have been lost track of by their
ministerial schoolmates.
Another difficulty comes from the disbandment of churches where
students were settled years ago, about which one can learn but little
in these days, and whose records are no longer in existence. In
some cases the records of churches still extant have been so poorly
kept that they do not tell when a minister came and when he
left.
A final difficulty comes from the registration blanks to be filled
out by the student upon entering the School. With the exception of
the first five years and the last six years, I have not been able to
find any registration or matriculation blanks that give the full name
and place and date of birth of the student, with his educational record,
and in some cases his ministerial record before entering the School.
On the other hand, the work of the compiler has been helped in
two ways. In 1893 the Rev. William Ladd Chaffin, a graduate of the
class of 1861 and a Trustee of the School, sent out, as Secretary of
the Meadville Alumni Association, a printed blank to all the old stu-
dents, then living, with questions, covering almost the same ground
as planned in this General Catalogue. The results were over a hun-
dred well filled blanks, together with a lot of information, all of
which most useful material has been kindly placed at my disposal
by the Meadville Alumni Association. This information was espe-
cially valuable, as the number who filled out the blanks in 1893 has
become rapidly less, year by year. And it is safe to say that without
this information this General Catalogue would not have been as per-
fect as it is now.
A second help came to the compiler from the fact that some
seventy odd students have studied at the Harvard Divinity School,
either as graduates or as undergraduates, and so their record, down
to 1910, has been found in print in the General Catalogue of the
Harvard Divinity School.
The sources for the compilation of this General Catalogue have
been the blanks referred to above, the blanks sent out by the com-
piler, both to former students and to the clerks of the churches, ex-
tracts from the files of the Christian Register, the Unitarian, Unity,
the Pacific Unitarian and the Southern Unitarian, the year books of
the American Unitarian Association, the quarterly and monthly jour-
nals of the American Unitarian Association, and in some few cases
the year books of other denominations.
Parts of the General Catalogue have appeared in print, in the
earlier numbers of the Meadville Theological School Quarterly Bui-
vi
letin. Part I, 1846-1853, appeared in the January, 1909 number;
part II, 1854-1861, in the July, 1909 number, and part III, 1862-1868,
in the October 1909, number. One advantage of this has been that a
number of mistakes have been found and corrected.
In conclusion the compiler would thank all those who have helped
him in this work by answering the questions sent to them, and by
suggesting the names of relatives of students now gone, and he
would also here record his indebtedness to Professor N. P. Gilman,
of the Meadville Theological School, who has kindly looked over the
proof of this book. The compiler would be much pleased to receive
corrections of any mistakes that have crept into this work, so that
the next edition of this General Catalogue may be made more perfect.
WALTER C. GREEN.
December, 1910.
EXPLANATION.
The large figures, 1846, 1847, etc., show the year of graduation.
The names of the graduates for that year are printed In black letter
capitals and are arranged alphabetically. A long dash separates the
names of the graduates from the names of those who left the School
during that year and who might be spoken of as undergraduates.
These latter names are printed in lower case black letters and are
arranged alphabetically.
The * before the name shows that the person has died. The figures
1, 2, 3, 4 indicate the number of years that the person was connected
with the School, and if a figure is followed by a dash, as 1 — , it means
that the person left the School before the year was finished.
The words, "Certificated Undergraduates," are explained in the
preface. The t after the number of years shows that the name of
that person is not to be found in the School catalogue for that year,
usually because the person entered the School after the catalogue
was printed.
The letters B. D. show that the person received the degree of
Bachelor of Divinity from the Meadville Theological School, and If
the degree was received at a date other than the year of graduation,
this fact is shown by the date of granting the degree being placed
in brackets.
The record of each person has been made as far as possible a
chronological one. The records begin with the place and date of birth,
the college and honorary degrees received, the ministry followed and
the places and dates of the pastorates, and the place and date of
death in the case of those not now living. The only exceptions to
this chronological order are the honorary degrees which for sake of
convenience are placed after the college degrees. The dash at the
end of a record Indicates that the pastorate or position Is not yet
ended.
When a church or society has a name different from the name
It had years ago, I have as a general rule given the name of the
church or society as It was when the person had a pastorate, with
the present name In brackets.
The name of the church or society is followed by the name of the
place and the name of the state or the customary abbreviation, as
"First Parish, Hingham, Mass." But when the name of the church
ends in the name of the place, the name of the place Is not repeated,
as "First Parish in Sandwich, Mass." And when two churches named
In succession are in the same state, the name of the state is not re-
peated, as "First Parish, Hingham, Mass., and First Congregational
Society, Needham."
CATALOGUE.
1846.
•GEORGE TOT^:\SE>D HILL. 1 Graduate.
Born, Castle Carey, England, September 16, 1811. Unitarian Min-
istry. First Congregational Society, Hubbardston, Mass., ordained,
April 14, 1847-Augu8t, 1852; First Unitarian Society, Ware, Sep-
tember 22, 1852-January 1, 1855. Died, Bridgeton, N. J., Novem-
ber 30. 1877.
•FREDERICK RICHARDS NEWELL. 2. Graduate.
Born, Concord, Mass., June 23, 1814. Ordained as an Evangelist,
Cambrldgeport, Mass., August 1, 1847. Unitarian ministry. The
Congregational Unitarian Society of Pomfret, Vt., 1847. First
Parish, Brewster, Mass., November 13, 1847-February 8, 1852;
First Congregational Society, Littleton, Installed September 27,
1854-November 15, 1856; St. Paul, Minn., organized the first liberal
service; "Western Sanitary Commission; Chaplain, First Regiment,
Infantry, Missouri State Militia Volunteers, June 10, 1863, for
three years; Superintendent of Freedmen of St. Louis, Mo. Died,
St. Louis, Mo., January 9, 1864.
•CALEB GORDON WARD. 2. Graduate.
Bom, Gerry, N. H., July 4, 1816. Christian connection, ordained
at Springfield. Pa., May, 1843. Christian Church, Hermitage, N. Y.,
1846; Dundee, and Eddytown, 1848; St. Louis, Mo., Minister at
large. Unitarian ministry, 1854-1864. Died, Indianapolis, Ind.,
August 1, 1875.
•See: "Rev. E. W. Humphreys. Memoirs of Deceased Christian Ministers;
or. Brief Sketches of the Lives and Labors of 975 Ministers who died between 1793
and 1880. Dayton, O., 1880."
^Dolenna Barnes. 2.
Born, June 7, 1819. Christian connection. Member of the Erie
Conference. Died,Waterford, Pa., January 13, 1867.
^Edward Pearson Bond. 2.
Born, Boston, Mass., August 10, 1824. Graduate, Harvard Divinity
School, 1849. Unitarian ministry, ordained, Boston. Mass., June
1847]
12, 1849. In government work In the Sandwich Islands. Secre-
tary and Manager, Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company, Bos-
ton, Mass. Died, West Newton, Mass., February 10, 189?
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Gardner Dean. 1.
Born, 1817.
Horatio Marsb. 1.
♦Horace Bnttolph Poyer. 1.
Born, Norwich, N. Y. Christian connection. Legal profession.
Died, Greenville, Texas, January 24, 1882.
1847.
*€EOBGE SUMNEE BALL. 8. Graduate.
Born, Leominster, Mass., May 22, 1822. Unitarian ministry. First
Unitarian Church, Ware, Mass., ordained, October 13, 1847-Octo-
ber 13 1849; First Unitarian Society, Upton, September 22, 1849
(installed, February 9, 1850)-March 3, 1855; Colleague, First
Parish, Plymouth, April 1, 1855-April 1, 1857; First Unitarian So-
ciety, Upton, April 8, 1857-Aprll 12, 1892; Chaplain, 21st Massa-
chusetts Regiment, November 11, 1861-December 3, 1862; Chaplain
of the House of Representatives in the General Court, 1865-1867.
Died, West Upton Mass., September 6, 1902.
•See: "American Unitarian Association. Year Book, 1903, page 156."
•PETER BETSCH. 8. Graduate.
Born, Mackviller, France. Christian connection.
♦DANIEL W. J. BOTEB, 3. Graduate.
Born, Bernville, Pa., 1824. Christian connection. ChurcheB at
Rock Stream and Sellerton, N. Y., 1847-1850; Jefferson, N. T.,
1850-1851; Unitarian Church, Cannelton, Ind. 1851-1852. Died,
Cannelton, Ind., February 24, 1853.
*See: "Rev. E. W. Humphreys. Memoirs of Deceased Christian Ministers;
or. Brief Sketches of the Lives and Labors of 975 Ministers who died between 1793
and 1880. Dayton, O., 1880."
Elisha D. Bates. 2.
Born, Broome, N. Y., 1820. Christian connection. Preached in
New York State and Townsend, Mass.
♦Mordecal DeLange. 1.
Born, Philadelphia, Pa., February 21, 1812. Unitarian ministry.
Minister at large, St. Louis, Mo.; Second Congregational (Unita-
[1848
rian) Society, Quincy, 111., January 1, 1848-Aprll 1, 1850; reor-
ganized scattered Unitarians In Pittsburg, Pa., 1849-1852. Custo-
dian, Divinity Hall, Meadville Theological School. Died, May
8, 1879.
"^Janies White Mackintosh. 2.
Born, Boston, Mass., April 30, 1818. Teacher. Died, Pittsfleld,
111., July 2, 1891.
*David Wright McKown. 1.
Born, Ripley, Va., July 4, 1820. Christian connection. Ordained
1843, Danville, 0. Preached seven years before entering the
school. Died, Spring, Pa., May 22, 1848.
*Sec: "Rev. E. W. Humphreys. Memoirs of Deceased Christian Ministers;
or. Brief Sketches of the Lives and Labors of 975 Ministers who died between 1793
and 1880. Dayton, O., 18S0."
Thompson W. Sampson. 1.
Born, 1823.
*John Noah Spoor. 1.
Born, Root, N. Y., 1818. Christian connection. Churches at
Steventon, N. Y., 1843-1846; New Baltimore, N. Y., 1848-1849;
Milan Christian Church, June 2 1847-May 6, 1854; Mllford, N. J.,
1854-1864; Carversville, Pa., 1865-1880. Died, Carversvllle, Pa.,
September 7, 1880.
John Loop Towner. 1.
Born, Bath, N. Y., August 20, 1819. Christian connection. Had a
number of preaching stations.
1848.
^STILLMAN BARBEE. 3. Graduate.
Born, Warwick, Mass., July 21, 1818, Unitarian ministry. First
Congregational Church, Rowe, Mass., ordained June 11, 1850-
September, 1852; First Congregational Society, Hubbardston, April
1. 1853; First Parish, Townsend Harbor, June 12, 1854-1856; First
Parish, Mendon. June 1, 1856-May 13, 1860; First Parish, Tyngs-
boro, July 14, 1860-November 9, 1867; First Congregational Uni-
tarian Society, Bernardston, April 1, 1868-Aprll 1, 1871. Died.
Bemardston, Mass., February 15, 1901.
•See: "American Unitarian Association. Year Book, 1901, page 149."
►LIBERTY BILLINGS. 3. Graduate.
Born, Saco, Me., 1823. Unitarian ministry. Colleague, Congrega
1848]
tional Society, Peterboro, N. H., October 27, 1848-October 27, 1850;
First Unitarian Society, Ware, Mass., stated supply, January 1,
1851-December 31, 1851; Unitarian Society, Bridgeport, Conn.,
1853-1854; Second Congregational Society, Qulncy, 111., Decem-
ber 1, 1854-May 1, 1861; Chaplain, Fourth Regiment, Infantry,
New Hampshire Volunteers, July 29, 186'2-November 4, 1862; U. S.
Colored Troops (33rd U. S. C. Infantry), November 1, 1862-July
9, 1863. President of the Senate in Florida; Acting Governor of
Florida. Died, Fernandina, Fla., October 12, 1877.
♦NATHANIEL OTIS CHAFFEE. 8. Graduate.
Born, Wilbraham, Mass., January 28, 1812. Unitarian ministry.
Second Congregational Society, Montague, Mass., ordained January
10, 1849-1850; First Congregational Society, Brookfield, 1851-1852;
First Unitarian Parish, South Natick, April 2, 1852-April, 1853;
First Parish, Brewster, March 6, 1854-March 7, 1855; First Parish,
Billerica, 1855-1857; First Parish and Religious Society, Bolton,
April 1, 1861-August, 1862; First Universallst Church, Dixfleld,
Me., 1869-1871. Died, Auburn, Me., August 15, 1892.
•ALTIN COBURN. 8. Graduate.
Born, Westfield, Vt., July 17, 1814. Christian connection. Watklna,
N. Y., Mission station; Union Springs, Vernon; Antloch College,
Principal, Preparatory Department, 1856-1857, Died, Unloa
Springs, N. Y., April 30, 1902.
*WILLIAM GUSHING. 3. Graduate.
Born, HIngham, Mass., 1824. Christian connection. Union Springs,
N. Y.; Searsburg; Minister at large, Buffalo, N. Y. March, 1850.
*ETAN WILLIAM HUMPHREY. 2. Graduate.
Born, Handyssil, Wales, Great Britain, 1818. D. D. Christian
connection. Editor, Herald of Gospel Liberty. Died.
•THOMAS SPENCER LATHROP. 2. Graduate.
Born, West Bridgewater, Mass., March 4, 1822. Unitarian mln-
try, ordained, 1848. Unitarian Church, Northumberland, Pa., 1848-
1850. Calais Unitarian Society, Calais, Me., 1850-1856. Town Con-
gregational Society, Walpole, N. H., installed, November 6, 1856-
1858. Universallst ministry. First Universalist Church, Bridge-
port, Conn., January 1, 1862-1864; First Universalist Society in
North Salem, N. Y., March 18, 1866.— Died, North Salem, N. Y.,
March 20, 1900.
*S'€e: "American Unitarian Association. Year Book, 1901, page 152."
[1848
►SAMUEL M'KOWN. 8. Graduate.
Born Jackson Couuty, W. .Va., August 21, 1822. Christian connec-
tion. Church Hill, O., 1849-1857; Portage, 1857-1859; Carroll
County, 1869-1870; Middleton, 1870-1871; Highland Church, 1871-
1872; Westville, 1872-1882; Portage County, 1882-1884; Berlin and
Venter, 1884-1885; New Alexandria, 1885-1886; Danville, 1886-
1887. Died, East Fairfield, O., October 7, 1907.
>NOAH MICHAEL. 8. Graduate.
Born, Jefferson, Md., 1819. Christian connection.
*Samnel Bennett 1.
Born, Northwood, N. H., March 15, 1816. Universalist ministry.
Universalist Church, North Reading, Mass., 1842-1844; Univer-
salist Society of Brewster, November 1844-Aprll 3, 1846, Died,
Shreveport, La.
*Irwln Bullock. 2.
Born, 1820. Christian connection. Christian churches, Ark-
wright, N. Y., October 1, 1854-September 30, 1855; Dewittville;
Marlon; Christian Church, Newark, October 1877-1885. Died,
Newark, N. Y.. April 16, 1900.
•James Elliott. 4.
Born, TjTone County, Ireland, 1822. Christian connection. Chris-
tian Church, Sidney, O.; First Christian Church of Greenville,
June 29, 1850-April 1, 1852. Lawyer. War correspondent Cincin-
nati Gazette. Died, Wheeling, W. Va., 1862.
Isaac TVarren Ferris. 2.
♦Silas Orville Fuller 2.
Born Liberty Hill, Ct., March 18, 1823. Christian ministry.
Christian Church, Warnersville, N. Y.; North DIghton Christian
Church, North Dighton, Mass., May 5, 1850 (ordained, August 28,
1850) -May, 1852; Christian Church, Milford, N. J., June 1, 1852- July
1, 1854; Christian Church, Little York, N. J. Died, Liberty Hill,
Ct., June 20, 1860.
•See: "Rev. E. W. Humphreys. Memoirs of Deceased Christian Ministers;
or. Brief Sketches of the Lives and Labors of 975 Ministers who died between 1793
and 1880. Dayton, O., 1880."
Grove K. Godfrey. 1.
Born, 1821.
1849]
^Benjamin David Himeboagh. 3.
Born, Hayfield, Pa.
*Samnel Larned. 1.
Born, 1824. Unitarian ministry.
♦John Lyon. 1.
Born, March 17, 1818. Christian connection. Died, Mlddleburjh,
O., April 28, 1893.
Smith Norton. 2.
Born, Madison, Me., April 18, 1824. A. B., Oberlin College, 1855;
Oherlin Theological Seminary, 1858. Congregational ministry,
ordained, Lebanon, O., February 22, 1859. First Congregational
Church, Greenville, 111., November 1, 1859-November 1, 1860;
Union Congregational Church of Churchill, N. Y., April, ISGl-
October, 1862; Home missionary, Michigan and Indiana, 1862-1867;
pastor, East Concord, N. H., October 10, 1867-November 1, 1868;
Home missionary, Baraboo, Wis., 1869-1870; Superintendent, La-
dies' College, Evanston, 111., 1871-1874; pastor, Bethlehem, N. H.,
February, 1880-February, 1882; Pierre, Dak., 1882-1884; general
missionary, Dakota, 1884-1885; Wisconsin, 1889-1890; the First
Congregational Church and Society of Shoreham, Vt., November
30, 1890-November, 1893; Newfane, 1895-1900. Residence, Oberlin,
O., from 1900.
1849.
*EUEL STEPHEN DAYIS. 3. Graduate.
Born, Oxford, Mass., April 21, 1816. Unlversalist ministry.
Preached at Leicester and Sherborn, Mass. Died, Syracuse, 111.,
August 12, 1887.
♦EGBERT HASSALL. 8. Graduate.
Born, Hanley, Staffordshire, England, April 20, 1820. Unitarian
ministry, ordained, 1844. Colleague, First Congregational Church
of the Messiah, St. Louis, Mo., January 1, 1850-January 1, 1852;
First Parish, Mendon, Mass., April 1, 1852-January 27, 1856;
First Parish, Haverhill. April 1, 1856-April 3, 1858; First Unita-
rian Society, Keokuk, Iowa, September 1, 1863-Septemb6r 22, 1866.
Died, Keokuk, Iowa, September 27, 1900.
BUSH EHEES SHIPPEN. 5. Graduate.
Born, Meadville, Pa., January 18, 1828. Unitarian ministry.
Ordained as an Evangelist at Meadville, Pa., November 11, 1849.
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First Unitarian Church, Chicago, 111., November 13, 1849-July 1,
1867; supply. Independent Congregational Church, MeadviUe, Pa.,
October, 1857-September 13, 1858; Church of the Unity, Worcester,
Mass., Installed, December 22. 1858-July 31, 1871; Secretary of
the American Unitarian Association, Boston, June, 1871-
Aprll 13. 1881; All Souls' Church, Washington. D. C, installed,
April 13, 1881-October 31, 1895; Unity Church, Brockton, Mass.,
Installed. October 31, 1895-October 31, 1905. Residence, Brock-
ton. Mass.
♦CHARLES SLiNSON TAGGART. 4. Graduate.
Born, Montreal. Can.. October 31, 1821. Unitarian ministry. Uni-
tarian Society. Albany, N. Y.. ordained, July 31. 1849-April 30,
1850; ministerial work, Nashville. Tenn., February 9, 1851-Feb-
ruary 27, 1853; Colleague, Unitarian Church, Charleston S. C,
June 19, 1853.— Died, Charleston, S. C, October 22, 1854.
•See: "Sermons by Charles Manson Taggart. late Colleague Pastor of Unita-
rian Church in Charleston, S. C. with a memoir by John H. Heywood. Boston:
Crosby, Nichols & Co.. 1856."
♦THOMAS I^ISTON. 3. Graduate.
Born Plymouth, Mass.. August 30, 1821. Unitarian ministry. Or-
dained as an Evangelist, Plymouth. Mass., May 26. 1851. First
Congregational Unitarian Society. Bernardston, Mass., December,
1850-April, 1852; Northumberland, Pa., November, 1852-1854; the
Congregational Society, New Salem, Mass.. November, 1854 (in-
stalled, April 18, 1855)-1858; First Unitarian Society, Farmington,
Me., November, 1859-October, 1863. Congregational Church and
Society of the East Precinct, Barnstable, Mass., April, 1864-1868;
First Parish and Religious Society, Warwick. November 1, 1872-
Aprll 1, 1878; First Parish, Stowe, November, 1878-March, 1885.
Died, Greenfield, Mass., March 29, 1904.
•See: "American Unitarian Association. Year Book. 1904, page 136."
^Bnshton Dashwood Burr. 1.
Born. Haverhill. Mass., February 16, 1828. Graduate, Harvard
Divinity School, 1852. Unitarian ministry. First Congregational
Parish, Medfield, Mass., ordained, January 12, 1853-October 4,
1857; First Unitarian Society, Marietta, O., October 11, 1857-1858;
First Congregational Church, Brookfleld, Mass., November 18, 1858-
April 11, 1862; First Congregational Society, Uxbridge, November
12, 1862-May 4, 1868; First Unitarian Congregational Society,
Yonkers, N. Y., June 15, 1868-June 1, 1877; First Unitarian Parish,
Ayer, Mass., April 1, 1880-January 1, 1882; First Church, Dux-
1850]
bury, November 1, 1882-October 25, 1885; First Presbyterian
Church (Unitarian) of Belfast, Ireland, January 5, 1890-Septeniber
21, 1890. Died, Lohne, Germany, May 8, 1893.
Henry Lewis Myrick. 1.
Episcopalian ministry. Residence, New York City, N. Y.
Charles Stratton. 1
Born, 1828.
George S. Wait. 1.
Born, 1830.
1850.
♦WILLIAM BEADLET. 2. Graduate.
Born, Methuen, Mass., January 23, 1821. Christian connection.
Ordained, Philadelphia, Pa., 1854. Christian Church, New York
City, N. Y., 1851; Christian Church, Belvidere, 111., 1854; Christian
Church, Jackson, Mich.; Christian Church, Irvington, N. J.; Lec-
turer, Freedman's National Relief Association, 1863; Assistant
Secretary, Western Sanitary Commission, March 11, 1864; Chap-
lain, 40th Missouri Volunteer Regiment, enlisted, October 14, 1864-
discharged, August 8, 1865; Children's Mission to the Children of
the Destitute, Boston, Mass. 1869-1873; pastor, Union for Chris-
tian Workers, Boston, 1873-1893. Residence, Boston. Died,
Boston, Mass., May 15, 1909.
•See: "The Christian Register, May 27, 1909."
♦BRYAN JABEZ BUTTS. 2. Graduate.
Born, 1826. Unitarian, then Christian connection. Unitarian
Church, Northumberland, Pa., 1850-1851. Died.
♦AMMIRUS DAREOW. 4. Graduate.
Born, Henrietta, N. Y., November 17, 1818. Secular occupation.
Died, Chicago, 111., April 24, 1904.
♦WILLIAM A. FULLER, 4. Graduate.
Born, 1824. Christian, then Unitarian ministry. Second Congre-
gational (Unitarian) Church, Quincy, 111., November, 1850-July
1854; First Parish, Barre, Mass., January 3, 1855-April 1, 1859;
First Parish, South Scituate, November 9, 1859-1864. Teacher.
Episcopalian ministry.
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*SAWTER A. HUTCHINSON. 8. Graduate.
Born, Lyndboro, N. H., May 11, 1821. Christian connection. Died,
Unworth, O., September 25, 1905,
♦JOHN ORRELL. 4. Graduate.
Born, Bolton England, August 23, 1822. Christian connection.
Ordained, 1851. Christian Church, Flint, Mich.; First Parish in
Sandwich, Mass., October 1, 1857-October 1, 1861; North Christian
Church, New Bedford, 1855-1857; Christian Church, Providence,
R. I, Superintendent and Instructor at James Island Free School,
1862-1863. Died. Flint, Mich., August 4, 1876.
*GEORGE WASHINGTON WEBSTER, 8. Graduate.
Born, Hooksett, N. H., June 12, 1823. A. B., Dartmouth College,
1842. Unitarian ministry. Settled at Wheeling, W. Va., ordained,
1850; First Congregational Society, Bedford, Mass., Installed,
August 29, 1855-November 3, 1856; served In the arnry. Died,
Canterbury, N. H., February 17, 1872.
*JOHN McCarthy mNDSOR. 8. Graduate.
Born, 1824. Episcopalian ministry. Ordained, deacon, January
10, 1878. Died. November 24, 189e.
James Francis Hicks. 2.
Born, Cazenovia, N. Y., May 9, 1825. Unitarian ministry. First
Congregational Society, Needham, Mass., ordained, July 14, 1852-
January 2, 1853. Residence, New York State.
1851.
•HARVEY DODDRIDGE ANDRESS. 8. Graduate.
Born, July 29, 1826. Christian, then Congregational ministry.
•AUSTIN SCANNELL DEAN. 3. Graduate.
Born, Woodstock, Ontario, Canada, October 14, 1824. Christian
connection. Christian Church, Union Springs, N. Y., 1851; As-
sistant Treasurer, Antioch College; Christian Church, Yellow
Springs, 0., 1854; during the war, was on staff of General
Strong. Died, St. Louis, Mo., July. 1863.
♦MARTIN GIT DEAN. 8. Graduate.
Born. Woodstock, Ontario, Canada, October 14, 1828. Christian
connection. Christian Church, Honeoye Falls, N. Y.; Christian
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Church, Rock Stream; Memphis Christian Church, Memphis,
April 1, 1876-March 25, 1877; Christian Church, Omro, Ont.,
Christian Church, Potterville, Mich.; Christian Church, Sedgwick,
Kans.; Christian Church, Chase; Christian Church, Partridge;
Christian Church, Bush Centre ; Christian Church, Plymouth, Mass.
*JEDEDIAH ROBINSON HOAG. 4. Graduate.
Born, Millville, N. Y., August 26, 1822. Christian ministry. "Re-
ceived license to preach in 1842. Exhorted and evangelized for
six years before entering the School." Christian connection, or-
dained at session of New York Eastern Conference, Milan, N. Y.,
1844. Christian Church, Schultzville, N. Y., 1843; Christian
Church, Berlin, 1845; Christian Church, Day, 1846; First Chris-
tian Church, Conneaut, Pa., March 5, 1848-March 18, 1849;
Oshawa Christian Church, Oshawa, Can., July 26, 1851-October 21,
1855; Christian Church, Honeoye Falls, N. Y., 1854; Christian
Church, Stafford, 1856; Christian Church Morganville, 1858; First
Christian Church of Clarendon, N. Y. (Manning), 1860; Christian
Church, Mogodore, 1861; Christian Church, Freehold, 1863; Chris-
tian Church, Red Rock, 1865; Christian Church, Warnersville, 1867;
Christian Church, Linnville, 111., 1868; Christian Church, Rath-
burn, 1869; Christian Church, Flag Center, 1871; Christian Church,
Kilbuek, 1871; Christian Church, Richfield, O., 1872; Christian
Church, Sylvania, 1872; Christian Church, Wabash, Ind., 1875;
Collamer Christian Church, Collamer, September 1876-August,
1880. Died, Wymore, Neb., December 23, 1905.
*GUSTAVUS TASA MAXHAM. 3. Graduate.
Born, Pomfret, Vt, June 29, 1829. Universalist ministry, ordained,
1850. Universalist Church, Erie, Pa., 1851; First Universalist So-
ciety of Medford, Mass., January 16, 1854-May 1, 1858; First Uni-
versalist Society in New Haven, Conn., March 21, 1858-February
14, 1867; First Universalist Church of Stafford, 1864-1886. Died,
Monson, Mass., March 10, 1890.
♦THOBIAS JAMES MUMFOED. 4. Graduate.
Born, St. Luke's Parish, Beaufort District, S. C, June 26, 1826.
Unitarian ministry. First Congregational Unitarian Society, De-
troit, Mich., ordained, October 15, 1851-November, 1860; First
Unitarian Society, Marietta, O., supply, 1860-August, 1862; supply,
Third Congregational Church, Greenfield, Mass., while the pastor
was absent in war, 1862-1864; Third Religious Society, Dorchester,
installed, March 2, 1864-March 2, 1872. Editor, Christian Regls-
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ter, Boston, January 1, lS72-August 29, 1877. Died, Milton Lower
Mills, August 29, 1877.
*See: "Life and Letters of Thomas J. Mutnford with Memorial Tributes.
Boston: George H. Ellis: 1S79."
WILLIAM D. POTTS. 2. Graduate.
•Andrew Napoleon Adams. 2.
Born. Fairhaven, Vt., January 6, 1830. Graduate, Harvard
Divinity School, 1855. Unitarian ministry. First Congregational
Society, Needham, Mass., June, 1855 (ordained, November 21,
1855)-June. 1857; Universalist ministry. First Universalist So-
ciety, Franklin, January 1, 1858-June, 1860; Castleton, Vt., 1867-
1870. Merchant and marble producer, Fairhaven, "Vt. Died, Fair-
haven, Vt., March 13, 1905.
♦Stephen Barker. 1.
Born, Andover, Mass.. January 14, 1829. Graduate, Harvard
Divinity School, 1856. Unitarian ministry. Second Congrega-
tional Society, Leominister, Mass., ordained, September 2, 1857-
June 1, 1860; Chaplain, 1st Regiment, Heavy Artillery, Massa-
chusetts Volunteers, July 5, 1861-July 8, 1864. Died, Northampton,
Mass., October 19, 1893.
*FItz Henry Bemis. 3.
Born, Sturbridge, Mass., November 29, 1823. Custodian, Divinity
Hall. Died, Meadville, Pa., June 16, 1903.
£Uas C. Benham. 1.
Born, 1829.
♦William Travis Clarke. 1.
Born, Walpole, Mass., October 1, 1828. Unitarian ministry. South.
Parish, South Hingham, Mass., ordained, June 27, 1855-March,
1859; First Parish, Haverhill, April 14, 1859-October 1, 1861; First
Unitarian Society, Chelsea, November 1, 1862-October 29, 1865.
Editor, Christian Inquirer (later Liberal Christian), New York,
N. Y., 1865-1869. Fourth Unitarian Society, New York, N. Y.,
spring 1868-1878. Died, New York, N. Y., December 18, 1883.
Thomas J. Connaty. 1.
Born, 1827.
♦Tyler H. Gamsby. 1.
Born, 1826. Christian connection.
Abraham W. Sowle. 1.
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*EDWAED H. CHESNEY. 4. Graduate.
*COURTLAND TAEDLET DeN0RMAJO)IE. 3. Graduate.
Born, Falsington, Pa., February 16, 1827. Unitarian ministry.
First Ecclesiastical Society, Brooklyn, Conn. July 11, 1852 (or-
dained, December 1, 1852)-September 1, 1856; Washington Street
Christian Church (Unitarian Society of Fairhaven), Fairhaven,
Mass., September 10, 1856-April 1, 1869; First Unitarian Society,
Laconia, N. H., April 1869-October 1, 1872; First Congregational
Parish, Kingston, Mass., Installed, October 9, 1872. Died, Kings-
ton, Mass., February 25, 1910.
*See: "American Unitarian Association. Year Book, 1910, page 155."
*BURROUGHS SHERTVOOD FANTON. 3. Graduate.
Born, Pawling, N. Y. August 7, 1819. Christian ministry. Before
entering the school. Christian Church, Danbury, Conn.; Chris-
tian Church, Union Mills, N. Y., ordained, March 4, 1846, after
graduation; supply, Christian Church, Glove, N. Y., six months;
Christian Church, Fall River, Mass., 1853; Christian Church,
Portsmouth, N. H., 1855; Unitarian Church, Trenton, N. Y., 1857;
Christian Church, Union Springs, N. Y., 1861-1863; Unitarian
Church, Fitzwilliam, N. H., supply, winter, 1863-1864; Christian
Church, Lubec, Me., 1872; Ldttleton, Mass., supply, October, 1874-
July, 1875; Christian Church, Schultzville, N. Y.. April, 1876'-April,
1878; Christian Church, Danbury, Conn., April, 1878-April, 1883;
Christian Church of East Hounsfield, N. Y., April 7, 1883-April
:5, 1891; Christian Church, Plainsville, N. Y., 1891-1894. Castile,
3^. Y. Died, Castile, N. Y., September 27, 1899.
BATID HUSTON JOHNSON. 3. Graduate.
Christian connection.
DAVID EDMUND MILLARD. 3. Graduate.
Born, West Bloomfield, N. Y., March 16, 1829. D. D., Defiance
College, 1905. Christian connection. Supply, Franklin Street
Christian Church, Fall River, Mass., July 10, 1852 (ordained, De-
cember 9, 1852)-March 31, 1853; Christian Church, West Bloom-
field, N. Y., April 6, 1853-April 6, 1854; North Church (Christian),
New Bedford, Mass., May 10, 1854-November 10, 1855; Christian
Church, West Bloomfield, N. Y., November 10, 1855-December 20,
1857; Christian Church, Marshall, Mich., December 25, 1857-March
31, 1865; Military Agent, Washington, D. C, 1865-1866; Christian
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Church, Jackson, January 10, 1866-April 10, 1872; Christian
Church, Marshall, April 1, 1872-May 1, 1874; Christian Church,
Belding, October 15, 1874-May 1, 1878; Christian Church, East
Jackson, July 1, 1880-August 31, 1881; Christian Church, Mar-
shall, October 1, 1881-September 15, 1885; Christian Church,
Belding, October 1, 1885-October 1, 1888. Associate Editor,
"Herald of Gospel Liberty," 1855-1856. Residence, Portland, Mich.
Oldeon M. Allen. 1.
Born, 1826. Christian ministry.
William Xelson Cupswell. 1.
R, B. Gaines. 1.
Albert Parker. 1.
♦James G. Portman. 1.
Ordained, Christian ministry. Died, Marshall, Mich., July 17,
1883.
♦Joseph D. Eobertson. 2.
1853.
•WILLIIM BELLER, 8. Graduate.
Born, Lebanon, O., September 12, 1821. Christian connection.
Christian Church, Lee-Sewardsville, O., October, 1856-1859; Chris-
tian Church, Genntown, 3 years; Chambersburg, 1 year. Died,
Columbus, O., March 18, 1909.
♦CHARLES BUGBEE. 4. Graduate.
Born, Pomfret, Vt., September 20, 1831. Christian connection.
Christian Church, Portsmouth, R, I., ordained, 1853; Christian
Church, Eastport, Me., 1854-1861; Unitarian ministry. First
Parish, Ashby, Mass., November 1, 1861. — Died, Ashby, Mass.,
July 7, 1865.
WILLIAM D'ARCT HALEY. 2. Graduate.
Unitarian ministry. First Congregational Society, Alton, 111.,
1853-1856; Unitarian Society, Washington, D. C, 1858-February
5, 1861.
♦THOMAS M^VRTiy M'WHINNEY. 8. Graduate.
Born, Pueblo County, O., November 16, 1823. D. D., Union Chris-
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tian College, 1878; KL. D., Union Christian College and Defiance
College, 1900. Christian connection. Christian Church, Enon,
O., 1854-1859; Christian Church, Richmond, Ind., 1860-1861; re-
cruited a regiment. Chaplain, 57th Indiana Volunteers; Christian
Church, Providence, R. I., 1865-1867; Christian Church, Franklin,
O., 1868-1877; Editor, Herald of Gospel Liberty, 1877-1880; St.
Paul Church, New York City, N. Y., 1881-1883; non-resident pro-
fessor of Applied Psychology in Antioch College, Union Chris-
tian College and Biblical Institute; Chancellor, Defiance College,
Defiance. O. Died, Yellow Springs, O., July 1, 1909.
*AL]ffANZA SAJVFORD EYDEB, 3. Graduate.
Born, September 15, 1828. Unitarian ministry. Unitarian Church,
Cannelton, Ind., 1855; First Congregational Society, Hubbardston,
Mass., ordained, June 20, 1855-D6cemb6r 1, 1860; Washington
Village Chapel, South Boston, April 1, 1861-October 1, 1868. Died,
Jacksonville, Fla., September 10, 1869.
♦ALANSON ANDERSON SPENCER 4. Graduate.
Born, Western, N. Y., July 4, 1830. Ordained, Unitarian
ministry, 1854. Liberal Christian Church, Monroe, O., 1853-1855;
Independent Society, Koro, Wis., fall, 1855-fall, 1863; County
School Superintendent, Green Lake Co., Wis., 1867-1879; Edu-
cator, Wisconsin, 1879-1890; Montana Industrial School, Ramona
Ranch, Blakely, Mont., Superintendent, 1890-June 30, 1907.
Died, Pacific Grove, Cal., October 16, 1906.
*See: "The Christian Register, November 15, 1896, page 1282."
♦BENJAMIN FRANCIS STAMM. 8. Graduate.
Born, Washington ville. Pa., June 10, 1819. Janesville, Wis., 1853;
Missionary work, Iowa, 1854; Minister at large, Detroit, Mich.,
1885; Educational work. Died, Detroit, Michj, November 24,
1893.
♦Jackson Nelson Seller. 2.
Born, June 16, 1830. Carriage maker. Died, Lebanon, O., June
8, 1877.
Silas R. EendaU. 1.
George Niederer, 1.
Austin A. Qulgley. 2.
George W. S eager. 1.
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*HE?iET BENNETT BURGESS. 8. Graduate.
Christian connection. Died, Bement, 111., 1876.
•See: "Rev. E. \V. Humphreys. Memoirs of Deceased Christian Ministers;
or. Brief Sketches of the Lives and Labors of 975 Ministers who died between 1793
and 1880. Dayton, O., 1S«0."
♦LORENZO CONLT KELSEY. 2. Graduate.
Born, Whiting, Vt., July 18, 1824. Christian ministry. Unitarian
ministry. Unitarian church, Dixon, 111., 1854 (installed, April 9,
1856); 124th Illinois Volunteer Infantry, August 14, 1862-August
15, 1865; liberal Society, La Porte, O., 1866'-1868; Elyrla, O.,
dentist and city clerk. Died, Elyrla, O., June 6, 1895.
♦TYLER CALYIN MOCLTON. 4. Graduate.
Born, 1826. Unitarian ministry. Independent Congregational
Church, Austlnburg, O., ordained, September 6, 1854-1859; Chris-
tian ministry. North Christian Church, New Bedford, Mass., March
28, 1859-September 18, 1868; Christian Church, Franklin, O. Died,
Franklin, O.. 1870.
♦JOHN MURRAY. 4. Graduate.
Born, Lanton, Scotland, November 22, 1822. Unitarian ministry,
ordained, 1855. Rockford Unitarian Society, Rockford, 111., 1855-
1858; First Congregational Church, Northfield, Mass., February
2, 1859-December 25, 1864; Unitarian Society, Houlton, Me., 1867-
1869; The Old Meeting, Illminster, England, November 30, 1874-
December 31, 1878. Died, Illminster, England, May 15, 1886.
•See: "The Universalist Register, 1S68, pp. 74, 75,"
♦DET>1TT CLINTON ODANIELS. 8. Graduate.
Born, Starkey, N. Y., March 14, 1828. Universalist ministry.
First Universalist Society of Westminster, Mass., 1854-1856; First
Universalist Church, Branchport, N. Y., 1862-1864; Universalist
Church, Frewsburg, 1865-1866; Universalist Church, Athol, Mass.,
Universalist Church, Richmond, N. H. Died, Westminster, MasB.,
February 5, 1867.
•See: "The Christian Register, 1868, pp. 74, 75."
C. C RICHARDSON. 8. Graduate.
Born, 1822. Christian connection.
♦CHARLES RITTER, 1. Graduate.
Born, 1820. Unitarian ministry. First Unitarian Church. Toledo,
O., Installed, May 24, 1857; Town Congregational Society, Wal-
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pole, N. H., November 3, 1858; Episcopalian ministry, ordained,
Deacon, January 4, 1863. Died, March 25. 1882.
♦WILLIAM GEORGE SCANDLIN. 4. Graduate.
Born, Portsmouth, England, February 16, 1828. Unitarian min-
istry. Hanover Street Mission, Boston, Mass. (Benevolent Fra-
ternity of Churches), November, 1854 (ordained, minister at
large, Hollis Street Church), January 14, 1855; First Congrega-
tional Church, Grafton, Mass., installed, June 23, 1858-March 17,
1871; Chaplain, Fifteenth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry,
August 5, 1861-August 12, 1862; United States Sanitary Com-
mission. Died, Grafton, Mass., March 17, 1871.
*CARLTOX ALBERT STAPLES. 3. Graduate.
Born, Mendon, Mass., March 30, 1827. Unitarian ministry. Inde-
pendent Congregational Church, Meadville, Pa., ordained, July
2, 1854-March, 1857; Church of the Messiah, St. Louis, Mo., col-
league, March, 1857-October, 1861; Chaplain, Bissell's Regiment
of the West, Engineers, Missouri, Volunteers, September 16, 1861-
June 6, 1862; First Unitarian Society, Milwaukee, Wis., June 29,
1862-February 28, 1868; Third Unitarian Church, Chicago, 111.,
and Western Secretary, American Unitarian Association, 1868-
November, 1872; First Congregational Church, Providence, R. I.,
November, 1872-May, 1881; First Congregational Society, Lexing-
ton, Mass., October, installed, October 31, 1888.— Died, Lexington,
Mass., August 30, 1904.
*See: "The Voice of the Parish. First Congregational Society (Unitarian), of
Lexington, Mass., July 3, 1904."
*IfAHOR AUGUSTUS STAPLES. 8. Graduate.
Born, Mendon, Mass., August 24, 1830. Unitarian minstry. First
Congregational Society, Lexington, Mass.; ordained, September
20, 1854-October 27, 1850; First Unitarian Society, Milwaukee,
Wis., December 28, 1856- July 10, 1861; Chaplain, Sixth Regiment,
Wisconsin Volunteers, July 10, 1861-November 5, 1861; Second
Unitarian Congregational Society, Brooklyn, N. Y., October, 1861
(installed, November 26, 1861).— Died, Brooklyn, N. Y., February
5, 1864.
•See: "Way, Truth, and Life, Sermons by Nahor Augustus Staples, with a
sketch of his life, by John W. Chad wick, Boston: William V. Spencer, 1870."
GEORGE GARDNER WITHINGTON. 3 Graduate.
Born, Bolton, Mass., July 26, 1831. Unitarian ministry. Mis-
sionary work for the Western Conference, one year. Unitarian
Church, Hiilsboro, 111., ordained, October 16, 1855-July, 1857; Con-
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gregatlonal Parish, Easton, Mass., June 19, 1858-November, 1871.
Residence, North Easton, Mass,
Horace H. Hnnn. 2.
Civil War. April 11, 1864-Aprll 7, 1866.
Dandn Kendall.
•EdT^ln Livingston Lamb.
Born, Calais, Me., April 14, 1835. Died, Calais, Me., November
19, 1855.
George H. Mandell. 1.
Z. SiMTry. 1.
Sherman David Underwood. 1.
Born, 1834.
Onstarns Badolphns Whltrldge. 1.
1855.
•WILLIAM CR.4IG. 2. Graduate.
Born, Sterlingshire, Scotland, l\Iarch 7, 1816. Cumberland Pres-
byterian ministry. Local preacher. Died, Meadville, Pa., De-
cember 1, 1863.
»EUGE>E De>ORMA>'DIE. 4. Graduate.
Born, Philadelphia, Pa., January 3, 1832. Unitarian ministry.
F^rst Congregational Society, Littleton, Mass., ordained, Feb-
ruary 5, 1857-January 1, 1864; Second Parish, Marlborough,
Mass., September, 1865 (installed, October 19, 1866) -September,
186^; South Parish, Charlestown, N. H., July 1, 1871-April 1,
1876; First Congregational Church, Sherborn, Mass., September,
1876-September, 1890; Unitarian Congregational Society, Dan-
vers. May, 1890. — Died, Danvers, Mass., March 4, 1904.
•See: "American Unitarian Association. Year Book, 1904, page 129."
ASA A. LA SOX. 2. Graduate.
Born, 1828. Christian connection. Thirteen churches, mainly In
New York State.
J. C. Clark. 2.
Born, 1828.
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Alyero A. Crocker. 2.
Born, 1826. Christian connection.
Henry B. Johnson. 1.
Born, 1829.
DaTid E. Keeling. 1.
Born, 1830.
Jeremiah Elngsley. 1.
Born. 1829.
Samnel Benss. 1.
Born, Pesth, Hungary, 1827? Teacher. Edited "Arbeiter
Blaetter." Died, New York, N. Y., March 16, 1880.
1856.
*IEA BAILEY. 8. Graduate.
Born, 1825. Christian connection. Providence, R. I.; Unitarian
ministry. First Congregational Society, West Bridgewater,
Mass., June 14, 1857 (ordained, 1858)-April 1, 1860; First Con-
gregational Society, Fltzwilliam, N. H., Installed, May 3, 1866-
1869. Died, Athol, Mass., July 15, 1884.
•HIRAM CLARKE DUGANNE. i. Graduate.
Born, Franklin Township, Pa., November 27, 1830. Christian
connection. Supply, Calais Unitarian Society, Calais, Me., Oc-
tober, 1856'- April, 1857; ordained, Christian Church, Lubec, Me.,
November 1, 1857-1861?; preached in connection with the New
England Christian Institute (now Proctor Academy), 1860-1862?;
preached at Franklin, N. H., three years; Unitarian ministry;
Union Society, Hudson, Mass., January 3, 1865-April 8, 1867; mis-
sionary work for the American Unitarian Association, in New
Jersey, 1867-1869?; supply, First Parish, Stow, Mass., December
1, 1867-April 1, 1868; Minister-at-large, Lowell, July 1, 1870-
Died, Lowell, Mass., June 14, 1885.
♦TROWBRIDGE BRIGHAM FORBUSH. 8. Graduate.
Bom, Westborough, Mass., January 15, 1832. Unitarian min^
istry. First Congregational Church and Society, Northboro,
Mass., associate pastor, ordained, January 1, 1857- July 1, 1863;
First Congregational Parish, West Roxbury, July 1, 1863-May 1,
1868; Church of the Unity, Cleveland, O., March 17, 1868-June,
1876; Superintendent Chicago Athenaeum, Chicago, 111., May,
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1876-1880; First Congregational Unitarian Society, Detroit, Mich.,
May 1, 1880-1886; First Unitarian Society, Milwaukee, Wis., May
1, 1886-October 1, 1889; American Unitarian Association, Western
Superintendent, October 1, 1889-Septem,ber 30, 1896; Unitarian
Society of Memphis, Tenn, 1896. — Died, Memphis, January 6,
1898.
MORGAN PACKARD 8. Graduate.
Wesleyan Methodist.
♦HENRY YOUNG RUSH. 2. Graduate.
Born, Randolph County, N. C, August 25, 1835. Christian con-
nection. Christian Church, Eaton, O., 1 year; supply, Troy, 1
year; Cove Spring Christian Church, Cove Spring, December 24,
1859-August 24, 1862; Civil War, 110th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer
Infantry, August 15, 1862-October 6, 1863; Lost Creek Christian
Church, Lost Creek, September 4, 1860-August 31, 1866; Trotwood
Christian Church, Trotwood, May 12, 186'4-August 31, 1878;
Shlloh Springs Christian Church, Shiloh, September 1, 1875-
August 31, 1898; Christian Church, Franklin, 10 years; Christian
Church, Milton, 2 years. Died, West Milton, April 18, 1905.
Edward Hney. 1.
Born, 1830.
*Wllllam Graves Keen. 1.
Born, 1826. Christian ministry.
*John Wesley Nlles. 2.
Born, 1832.
Horace Ray Perry. 2.
Born, 1829.
Charles William Bntler.
Born, 1827.
1857.
1858.
^EDWARD BARKER. 8. Graduate.
Born, England, 1823. Unitarian ministry. First Parish Church,
Dover, Mass., settled as colleague, ordained, December 8, 1858-
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1860; South Parish, Charlestown, N. H., 1861?; Chaplain. 40th
Regiment, Massachusetts Infantry, November 5, 1864-June 16,
1865; educational work in the South; County Judge, at Ocala,
Marion County, Fla. Died, Pensacola, Fla., 1875.
JOHN DICKSON. 2. Graduate.
Born, 1825. Teacher.
*SAMUEL BENJAMIN FLAGG. 8. Graduate.
Born, Grafton, Mass., August 6, 1828. A. B., Brown University,
1850; M. D., Berkshire Medical School, 1854. Unitarian ministry,
ordained, Grafton, Mass., October 26, 1858. First Unitarian
Church, Kalamazoo, Mich, (now People's Church), Spring, 1858-
November 13, 1864; First Parish, Waltham, Mass., May 18, 1865-
January 3, 1869; First Church of Christ, Sandwich, supply, Oc-
tober 24, 1869-May 7, 1871; Congregational Unitarian Society,
Bernardston, April 20, 1873-April, 1884; First Congregational So-
ciety, Bridgewater, January 1, 1885-June, 1885; Grace Chapel,
Marshfield, May 1, 1887-1891; First Universalist Church of Dix-
field Village, Me., 1891-1892; First Church of Christ, Sandwich,
Mass., February 1, 1893-February 1, 1898. Died, Grafton, Mass.,
November 16, 1900.
*See: "American Unitarian Association. Year Book, 1901, page 151."
*CALEB BATES JOSSELTN. 3. Graduate.
Born, Pembroke, Mass., March 4, 1831. Unitarian ministry. In-
dependent Congregational Church, Austinburg, O., 6 months;
First Congregational Society, Lunenburg, Mass., ordained, Octo-
ber 7, 1859-1860; Unitarian Church at Maiden, 1860-1863. Died,
Maiden, Mass., June 15, 1876.
JOSEPH FOSTER LOTERING. 1. Graduate,
Born, Kingston, Mass., August 18, 1835. Unitarian ministry.
Twelfth Congregational Society, Boston, Mass., ordained, June 17,
1860-June 1, 1862; Second Unitarian Parish, Portland, Me., July
2, 1862-November 23, 1863; Chaplain, 17th Regiment, Maine
Volunteers, November 10, 1863-June 4, 1865; Second Congrega-
tional Society, Unitarian, Concord, N. H., February 27, 1866-July 31,
1874; First Parish, Watertown, Mass., May 9, 1875-April, 1878; Con-
gregational ministry. First Church (Old South), Worcester, May
5, 1880-May 21, 1890; Broadway Congregational Church, Somer-
ville, August 1, 1891-August 1, 1893; Chaplain, Soldiers' Home iii
Massachusetts, Chelsea, January, 1908. —
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JOHN CONEAD MYERS. 3. Graduate.
Born, Hof, Bavaria, Germany, June 14, 1833. Congregational
ministry, ordained at Grand Rapids, Mich., January 11, 1860.
Supply, at Eastmanville, Mich.; EJditor, Eastmanville "Times,"
1859; Congregational Church, Brady (now Vicksburg), April 15,
1860-May 15, 1862; First Congregational Church, Saugatuck, May
15, 1862-April 1. 1867; First Congregational Church, La Salle, 111.,
January 8, 1869-June 15, 1878; First Congregational Church of
Toulon, July 1. 1878-April 1, 1883; Congregational Church,
Naperville, April 1, 1883-June 1, 1892; Congregational Church,
Downer's Grove, 1892-1896; First Congregational Church, Beards-
town, February 3, 1896-April 30, 1899; Congregational Church,
Grldley, 1901-1909; Congregational Church, McLean, 1909-1910.
Residence. Peoria, 111., 1910.—
A, M. PENDLETON. 8. Graduate.
Unitarian ministry. Liberal Christian Church, East Wilton,
N. H., March, 1869-August, 1875. First Unitarian Society, Milford,
November, 1878-July, 1888. Residence, Milford, N. H.
♦DANIEL SMITH CLAEK MANCHESTER POTTER. 1. Graduate.
Born, Pompey, N. Y., June 24. 1819. A. B., Norwich University.
1845; A. M., 1848; D. D., 1884. Unitarian ministry. First Con-
gregational Society, West Bridgewater, Mass., ordained and in-
stalled, May 8, 1861-March, 1863; Congregational Parish, Norton,
May 17, 1863-July 1, 1869; Episcopalian ministry, ? Eureka
Springs. Ark., 1887; Morrilton, Ark., 1889. Died, Morrilton. Ark.,
October 8, 1896.
♦WILLIAM BURRITT SMITH. 8. Graduate.
Born, Grafton, Mass., December 9. 1831. Graduate, Harvard
Divinity School, 1859. Unitarian ministry. Unitarian Society,
Fall River, Mass.. ordained, January 12. 1860-September 30. 1863;
First Parish. Walpole. October 5. 1865-February 8, 1874. Died,
Grafton, Mass., June 17, 1886.
♦SAMUEL D. WORDEN. 4. Graduate.
Anthony D. Byles. 1.
Born, 1831.
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♦GELBERT CUMMINGS. S. Graduate.
Born, September 5, 1825. Unitarian ministry. Ordained, Divinity
Hall, Meadville, Pa., October 20, 1859; Austinburg, O., 1860;
First Congregational Society, Westboro, Mass., installed, January
3, 1861-September 15, 1863. Died, Westboro, Mass., September
1, 1873.
EDWAED BAXTER FAIRCHILD. S. Graduate.
Born, Sunderland, Mass., September 15, 1835. Unitarian ministry.
First Congregational Society, Sterling, Mass., ordained, January
19, 1860-1864; Chaplain, 34th Regiment, Massachusetts, July,
1862-1863; First Unitarian Congregational Society, Whately, 1866-
1868; Independent Christian Church, Stoneham, January, 1868-
June, 1878; Christian Union Church, Reading, April 26, 1869-
March, 1878. Residence, Shirley, Mass.
♦CHARLES BRACE FERRY. 3. Graduate.
Born, Moscow, N. Y., April 11, 1832. Unitarian ministry. The
Congregational Church, Peterboro, N. H., ordained June 14, 1860-
November 30, 1869; First Unitarian Society, Manchester, installed,
December 9, 1869-July 1, 1874; Second Congregational Church,
Northampton, Mass., June 25, 1874-October 1, 1882. Died, North-
ampton, Mass., January 15, 1890.
JOHIf GEORGE BOWEN HEATH, 1. Graduate.
Born, Tremont, Me., 1828. M. A., University of the City of New
York, 1877; Episcopalian ministry, ordained deacon. Churches,
Quincy, Mass.; Fitchburg; Easton, Pa.; in the service of the
Protestant Episcopal City Mission of New York, 25 years. Resi-
dence, 64 Jane Street, New York City, N. Y.
ORRIIf TERTIUS WYMAN. 3. Graduate.
Born, Millville, N. Y., August 25, 1836. Christian connection, or-
dained, DeWittville, N. Y., May, 1862. First Christian Church,
Conneaut, O., June 1, 1862-'October 3, 1874; South Westerlo,
N. Y., October, 1874-October, 1876; First Christian Chur&h, Con-
neaut, O., October, 1876-April 1, 1883; Christian Church, De-
Wittville, N. Y., April, 1883-June, 1889; Christian Church, New-
ark, June, 1889-April, 1891; Christian Church, DeWittville, April,
1891- April, 1892; Christian Church, East Springfield, Pa., April,
1892-October, 1893; Christian Church, West Shelby, N. Y., May,
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1896-Aprll. 1897; Congregational Church, Sinclalrvllle, January,
1910.—
♦Richard Colemnn. 2.
Born, Dublin, Ireland, circa 1821. Graduate, Harvard Divinity
School, 1865. Universalist ministry. Universalist Church, Co-
lumbus, N. Y., 1860-1861; thirst Universalist Church, Bridge-
water, 1861-1862; ordained, Poolville, June 5, 1862. Unitarian
ministry. First Parish, Mendon, Mass., September 1, 1866-Feb-
ruary, 1868; First Congregational Church and Society, Wilton,
N. H., February 8, 186-8-April 1, 1870. Died, England, 1870.
James W. Fuller. 2.
1860.
ALYIN M. ALLEN. 4. Graduate.
Teacher; in Civil war.
*LETI WOODBURY HAM. 4. Graduate.
Born, Oromocto, N. B. Christian connection, ordained, 1860.
Springfield, N. H., July 4, 1860; Mason Center, May 16, 1861;
Unitarian ministry. First Congregational Church and Society,
Wilton, N. H., May, 1863-May, 1864;? First Congregational Church,
Rowe, Mass., May, 1865-1867.
HIRAM J>ORTON. 4. Graduate.
Unitarian ministry. First Congregational Church, Rowe, Mass.,
1861 (ordained, April 14, 1863)-1864. Delton, Wis., 1866-1870.
*ABNER E. ROSE. 8.
Died, Williamsfield, O., May 25. 1907.
LITINGSTON STONE. 8. Graduate.
Born, Cambridge, Mass., October 21, 1835. Unitarian ministry.
South Parish, Charlestown, N. H., June, 1863 (ordained, June 1,
1864)-June 1, 1868. Deputy United States Fish Commissioner,
1872-1884. Residence, Edgewood Park, Pittsburg, Pa.
WALTER WILSON. 8. Graduate.
Born. Bedford, N. Y., March 17, 1832. Unitarian ministry. Uni-
tarian Church, Pittsburgh, Pa., 1860 (ordained, January 2, 1862)-
1865; Chaplain, 117th U .S. Colored Infantry, April 10, 1866-
August 13, 1867. Denver & Rio Grande Railroad, Denver, Col.
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Hiram Alyln Eeed. 1.
Unitarian ministry. Ordained, 1860.
Peter G. Thurber. 1.
Mark Wilson. 1.
Born, Penn Township, Allegheny County, Pa., July 9, 1835.
Farmer, Venango, Pa.
1861,
HENET HERVET BARBER. 8. Graduate.
Born, Wlarwick, Mass., December 30, 1835. Unitarian ministry.
First Congregational Parish, Harvard, Mass., ordained, October
24, 1861-December 1, 1866; First Congregational Society, Somer-
ville, December 1, 1866-October 1, 1884; Editor, Unitarian Re-
view, 1875-1884; Independent Congregational Church, Meadville,
Pa., September 1, 1885-August 1, 1890; Professor, Meadville Theo-
logical School, September, 1884; Professor Emeritus, 1904 —
*JOHN BROUGHTON BEACH. 2. Graduata
Born, Bloomfield, N. Y., October 16, 1825. A. B., Oberlin College,
1846; A. M., 1850. Unitarian ministry. Independent Congrega-
tional Church, Austinburg, O., 1862 (ordained, June 21, 1863)-
May, 1865; First Parish, Barre, Mass., November 9, 1865-March
27, 1869; Liberal Christian Society, Bricksburg, N. J., 1869-1876.
Died, Kellogsville, O., May 12, 1886.
♦EDWARD CLARENCE LLEWELLYN BROWNE. 4. Graduate.
Born, Cambridge, Mass., April 22, 1833. Unitarian ministry. First
Congregational Society, Hubbardston, Mass., July, 1861- July, 1863;
First Parish and Religious Society, Bolton, ordained, April 22,
1863-November 30, 1869; First Unitarian Society, Keokuk, Iowa,
April 25, 1871-May 3, 1874; Unitarian Church, Charleston, S. C,
February 6, 1876-July 31, 1889; First Unitarian Society, Pomona,
Cali., September, 1889-September, 1890. Died, Pomona, Call., Jan-
uary 30, 1892.
WILLIAM LADD CHAFFIN. 4. Graduate.
Born, Oxford, Me., August 16, 1837. 58th Regiment, Pennsylvania
Militia, July-September, 1863. Unitarian ministry. Second Uni-
tarian Society, Philadelphia, Pa., September, 1862 (ordained, Oc-
tober 17, 1862)-October 1, 1865; Unity Church, North Easton,
Mass., January 1, 1868. — Senior minister, 1905 — "The longest
settled Unitarian minister now in active service."
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♦JEFFERSON MYERS FOX. 2. Graduate.
Born, Pottsville, Pa., December 5, 1831. A. B., Geneva College.
Unitarian ministry. Reformed Christian Church, Trenton, N. Y.,
ordained, October 7, 1862-March 15, 1867; First Congregational
Parish (now. The First Congregational Unitarian Church), Har-
vard, Mass., iMarch 27, 1867-November 18, 1869. Teacher, Starkey
Seminary, Eddytown, N. Y., 1870-1871. Died, Eddytowu, N. Y.
♦JOHN BREJTNER GREEN. 4. Graduate.
Born, Fochabers, Scotland, July 18, 1833. Unitarian ministry.
First Congregational Church, Bernardston, Mass.; ordained, Feb-
ruary 5, 1862-July 1, 1864; First Congregational Society, Leo-
minster, August 3, 1864-May, 1867; First Unitarian Society, Chel-
sea, June 19, 1867-1876; Colleague Pastor, Church of the Mes-
siah, Montreal, Can., February 13, 1876-September 1, 1879; Uni-
tarian Congregational Society, Brattleboro, Vt., September (in-
stalled, September 17, 1879)-May, 1882; in the service of the
American Unitarian Association and the Christian Register, 1882-
January, 1884; Church of the Messiah, Louisville, Ky., January 1,
1884-December 10, 1885; First Parish. Gloucester, Mass., June,
1885 (installed, September 23, 1885) -October, 1890; Parmenter
Street Chapel (Benevolent Fraternity of Churches), Boston, Oc-
tober, 1890-April, 1892; Christian Union Church, Reading, April
7, 1892-September 30, 1895; Church of the Messiah, St. John, N B.,
1895-1897; Church of Our Father, Newburgh, N. Y., September,
1898.— Died, Newburgh, N. Y., April 6, 1905.
*Se€: "American Unitarian Association. Year Book, 1905, page 138."
ROBERT MOORE. 1. Graduate.
Born, New Castle, Pa., June 19, 1838. A. B., Miami University.
1858. A. M. Ibid. Unitarian ministry, ordained, Detroit, Mich.,
1862. First Unitarian Church, Keokuk, Iowa, September 1, 1861-
June 24, 1863. Consulting Engineer, St. Louis, Mo.
*JAMES HENRY WIGGIN. 1. Graduate.
Born, Boston, Mass., May 14, 1836. Unitarian ministry. Second
Congregational Society, Montague, Mass., August 4, 1861 (or-
dained, Springfield, Mass., November 6, 1862)-April, 1863; First
Unitarian Society, Lawrence, installed, November 30, 1864-De-
cember 1, 1865; Second Congregational Unitarian Society, Marble-
head, January, 1866 (installed, March 11, 1866)- September 1,
1867; First Congregational Parish, Medfield, September 1, 1867-
February 23, 1873; Second Parish, Marlborough, installed, March
2, 1873-July, 1875; Editor, Liberal Christian, July 1, 1875-October
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1, 1875; supply, Second Congregational Society, East Marshfield,
November 1, 1876-April 30, 1877; supply, Bowen Memorial Chapel,
Tiverton, R. I., April 1, 1877-April, 1878; supply. First Unitarian
Society, Chelsea, Mass., April 1, 1878-April 15, 1880; supply. First
Unitarian Society, Revere, April, 1880-April, 1881; Literary and
dramatic work, Boston. Died, Boston, Mass., November 3, 1900.
*S'ee: "American Unitarian Association. Year Book, 1901, page 153."
James Haggerty. 1.
♦Wales Belcher Thayer. 1.
Born, Randolph, Mass., May 13, 1835. Unitarian ministry. Sup-
ply, Second Congregational Society, East Marshfield, Mass., Jan-
uary 1, 1862 (ordained August 6, 1862)-November 16, 1862; First
Congregational Society, West Bridgewater, September, 1863-
Maroh, 1864 ?; Fond-du-Lac, Wis., 1864-1865? Died, Randolph,
Mass., February 7, 1890.
1862.
CHARLES WENTWORTH BUCK. 2. Graduate.
Born, Hampden, Me., August 19, 1833. A.B., Amherst College, 1855.
Unitarian ministry. Supply, First Parish Plymouth, Mass., March-
August, 1863; ordained, Hollis Street Church, Boston, December 14,
1862; Unitarian Society, Fall River, installed, December 31, 1863-
June 30, 1868; Park Street Church, Portland, Me. December, 1868-
1879. Residence, Belmont, Mass.
GEORGE LEONARD CHANEY. 2. Graduate.
Born, Salem, Mass., December 24, 1836. A.B., Harvard College,
1859. Unitarian ministry. Hollis Street Church, Boston, Mass.
ordained, October 5, 1862-September 30, 1877; supply, Cambridge,
1878-1879; Church of Our Father, Atlanta, Ga., 1882-1890; American
Unitarian Association, Superintendent for the South, 1890-1896.
Residence, Salem Mass.
♦JOSEPH KINNEY. 8. Graduate.
♦WILLIAM TAIT PHELAN. 3. Graduate.
Born, Shemogue, N. B., July 30, 1832. Unitarian ministry. First
Parish, Mendon, Mass., ordained, June 10, 1863-April 29, 1866; First
Parish, Ashby, MaJ^ 1866-May, 1868; Preble Chapel, Portland, Me.,
January 1, 1869-November 30, 1904; Pastor Emeritus, November 30,
1904.— Died, Portland, Me., June 5, 1910.
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•GEORGE STETSON SHAW. 4. Graduate.
Born, Bristol, R. I., April 8 1837. Unitarian ministry. Ordained at
Meadville, Pa., November 9, 1862; Chaplain, State PenitentlaTy,
Jefferson City, Mo., November, 1862-October, 1865; Cbaplain, U. S.
135th Colored Troops April 28, 1865-November 2, 1865; Sheboy-
gan, Wis.. March 26, 1865-May 1, 1867; First Parish, Ashby, Mass.,
July 18, 1868-Died, Ashby. Mass., February 1, 1909.
•See: "American Unitarian Association. Year Book, 1909, page 167."
ABRAHAM WiiLTER STEVENS. 4. Graduate.
Born, Barre, Mass. January 22, 1834. Unitarian ministry. First
Unitarian Society, Manchester, N. H., September 21, 1862 (ordained,
November 5, 1862) — October 1, 1865; Lee Street Church, Cam-
bridgeport, Mass., installed November 26, 1865-September 1, 1870.
Chief proof-reader and literary adviser, University Press, Cam-
bridge, 1870-1896. Residence, Hartford, Conn.
THOMAS TICKERS. 4. Graduate. B. D. (1881)
Born, Otley, Yorkshire, England, October 12, 1835. Unitarian min-
istry. Ordained, Church of the Unity, Boston, Mass., August 18,
1862. University of Heidelberg Germany, and Univerity of Zurich,
Switzerland, 1862-1866; First Congregational Church, Cincinnati,
O., January 1, 1867-April 1, 1874; Chief Librarian of the Public
Library, Cincinnati, O., 1874-1879; Rector and President of the
University of Cincinnati, O., November, 1877-June, 1884; Professor
of History, 1878-1884; Professor of German, 1873-1874; literary
work in Cincinnati, 1885-1888; Superintendent of Schools, Ports-
mouth, O., 1888-1901; same, in Mansfield, O., 1901-1902. Residence
Montgomery, Ala., since 1903.
George L. Broivn. 1.
Mlbert Boel Yorsc. 1.
Born, Lewisburg, Pa., November 27, 1831. Unitarian ministry.
Supply, Lewisburg, Pa., 1862; supply. First Parish in Sandwich,
Mass., June 1, 1863-June 1, 1864; First Congregational Society,
Littleton, ordained and installed, June 8, 1864-June 30, 1869; First
Congregational Society. Needham, March 14, 1870-April 8, 1871;
Unitarian Society, Wellesley Hills, May 5, 1871.— Died, Wellesley
Hills, January 21, 1899.
•Sec: "American Unitarian Association. Year Book. 1900, page 172."
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♦FEANCIS ELLINGWOOD ABBOT. 1. Graduate.
Born, Boston, Mass., November 6, 1836. A.B., Harvard College, 1859;
Ph.D. and A.M., 1881. Unitarian ministry. First Unitarian Society
of Christians, Dover, N. H., ordained, August 31, 1864-April 1, 1868;
Independent Religious Society, Dover, April 1, 186'8-October 1, 1868;
Independent Religious Society, Toledo, 0., September 1, 1869-March
16, 1873; Editor, "The Index"; Editor, Teacher, Cambridge, Mass.
Died, Beverly, Mass., October 22, 1903.
GEORGE BATCHELOR. 4. Graduate.
Born, Southbury, Conn., July 3, 1836. A.B., Harvard College, 1866;
A.M., 1870. Unitarian ministry. Barton Square Society, Salem,
Mass., ordained, October 3, 1866-October, 1882; Unity Church, Chi-
cago, 111., October 1, 1882-October, 1885; First Unitarian Society,
* Lowell, February 1, 1889-June 1, 1895; American Unitarian Asso-
ciation, Boston, Secretary, November, 1894- January, 1898; Editor,
Christian Register, Boston, January, 1898—.
*STEPHEJf HENRY CAMP. 4. Graduate.
Born, Windsor, Conn., May 29, 1837. Unitarian ministry, ordained
at the Independent Congregational (Unitarian) Church, Meadville,
Pa., June 25, 1863. Chaplain, 82nd United States Colored Infantry,
October 29, 1863-May 12, 1864. First Unitarian Church, Toledo,
O., September 1, 1864 (installed, October 26, 1864)-June 15, 1869;
Third Congregational Society, Brooklyn, N. Y., June 20, 1869 (in-
stalled, October 6, 1869) -died. South Woodstock, Conn., July 30,
1897.
*See: "Memorial to Stephen H. Camp, Minister of Unity Church, 1869-1897.
Brooklyn, N. Y."
*EVERETT FINLET. 3. Graduate.
Born, 1836. Unitarian ministry. Free Congregational Society,
Bloomington, 111., October 19, 1863-November, 1864; Second Congre-
gational Society, Leicester, Mass., February 3, 1867-Died, Leicester,
Mass., February 12, 1869.
ALLEN ORRIN FULLER 2. Graduate.
Christian connection.
♦James Baker Moore. 1.
Unitarian ministry. First Unitarian Society, Lawrence, Mass.,
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ordained, September 19, 1866-January 1, 1872. Died, Southampton,
England, July 31, 1872.
Henry J. Muiisou. 1.
Lewis Pjper. 1.
>'atlianael SeaTer. 2.
Born, Boston, Mass., April 21, 1836. Graduate, Harvard Divinity
School, 1864. United States Sanitary Commission, Au^st, 1864-De-
cember 20. 1864. Unitarian ministry. Town Congregational Society,
Walpole, N. H., ordained. November 23, 1865-May 13, ISee'; First
Unitarian Society, Davenport, la., November 8, 1868- (installed, Feb-
ruary 9, 1870)-November 8, 1873; Third Unitarian Society, Dor-
chester, Mass., February, installed, May 28, 1874-September 1, 1875;
Congregational Unitarian Society, Melrose, September 3, 1876-Sep-
tember 4, 1881; First Parish, Scituate, December 1, 1881-May 2,
1886; First Parish, Templeton, December, 1886-(installed, January
11, 1887)-November 27, 1892; First Unitarian Society, Millbury, De-
cember 1, l892-(installed, February 1, 1893)-Sept6mber 6, 1896; Sec-
ond Congregational Society, Leicester, February 18, 1894-February
11, 1900; Unity Church, Pittsfield, March 4, 1900-March 31, 1904.
Residence, Scituate, Mass.
1864.
CHARLES ADAMS ALLEN. 8. Graduate.
Born, North Andover, Mass., August 17, 1837. A.B., Harvard Col-
lege, 1858. Unitarian ministry. Church of the Messiah, Montpelier,
Vt, October 9, 1864-(ordained, March 1, 1865)-September 19, 1869;
First Congregational Society, Westboro, Mass., November 17, 1872-
March 28, 1875; First Unitarian Society of Christians, Dover, N. H.,
September 5, 1875-March 30, 1879; Unitarian Society in Brunswick,
Me., installed, April 25, 1879-September 25, 1881; First Congrega-
tional Unitarian Church, New Orleans, La., October 23, 1881-July
18, 1888; First Congregational Society, Needham, Mass., November
3, 1889-May 28, 1893; First Congregational Society, Bridgewater,
September 3, 1893-September, 1901; Unitarian Society, Waverly,
September 1, 1901.—
♦WTLLI.VM URADBIRY BFXTON. 4. Graduate.
Born, Woodstock, Conn., 1840. Unitarian ministry. First Congre-
gational Church and Society, Wilton, N. H., November 13, 1864,
(ordained, December 21, 1864)-November 15, 1867; Second Congr&-
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gational Unitarian Society, Marblehead, Mass., installed, August 9,
1868-November 1, 1871. Died, Concord, N. H., May 18, 1879.
*CHARLES HERBERT ELLIS. 4. Graduate.
Unitarian ministry. Ordained, 186'4. First Unitarian Society,
Bloomington, 111., 1864-1865; Salem, O., Independent Society, 1865-
1877,
*AARON PORTER. 3. Graduate.
Born, Danvers, Mass., August 10, 1826. Christian connection. First
Christian Church of Somerset, Mass., June 24, 1860, (ordained, No-
- vember 20, 1860) -June 23, 1861; Christian Church, Lewisburg, Pa.,
- 1864-May, 1865; Unitarian ministry. Northumberland Unitarian
Church, Northumberland, Pa., June, 1865-1868; Universalist min-
istry. Gibson Universalist Church, Gibson, Pa., May 9, 1869-Sep-
tember 12, 1870; Universalist Church and Society, Mankato, Minn.;
First Parish, (Unitarian), Mendon, Mass., May 6, 1883-March 29,
1885; Orthodox ministry. Congregational Church and South Con-
gregational Society, Grafton, Vt, installed, February 3, 1886-Feb-
ruary 1, 1888; Second Congregational of Alstead, East Alstead,
' N. H., June 5, 1892-November 26, 1893. Died, Danvers, Mass., No-
vember 1, 1905.
*See: "Congregational Year Book, 1906."
Dnane Tinton Bowen. 1.
, Born, South Ostelie, N. Y., July 23, 1840. Unitarian ministry. First
Congregational (Unitarian) Society, Chelmsford, Mass., September
29, 1872, (ordained, October 22, 1872,)-September 1, 1874; Liberal
, Christian Society, Farmington, Me., April, 1874-April, 1876; First
Congregational Society, Castine, March, 1876-September, 1878;
Swedenborgian ministry. Ordained, New Jerusalem Church, Bos-
ton, Mass., April 8, 1880; charge of societies in Abington, Boston,
Salem, Springfield, Fall River; 14 years at Los Angeles, San Diego,
San Francisco; in charge of New Jerusalem Society in Cam-
.• 'bridge, Mass. Residence, Winthrop, Mass.
William Harrison Dewell. 1.
James Edward Sonle. 2.
William Alexander Wilson. 2.
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SAMUEL JUDD DICKSON. 2. Graduate.
Unlversalist ministry. Churches at Plainfield. 111.; St. Paul's Unl-
versalist, Tidloute, Pa., 1868-1869.
TIMOTHY HAKOLD EDDOWES. 4. Graduate.
Born, Mlddletown, Dela., May 7, 1837. Unitarian ministry. First
Christian Congregation (now First Unitarian Society), Geneva,
111., September 3, 1865 (ordained, November 28, 1865) -November
29, 1870; First Congregational Society, Littleton, Mass., April,
1871-March, 1872; First Unitarian Society, Farmington, Me., De-
cember, 1873-March, 1874; First Christian Congregation (now
First Unitarian Society), Geneva, 111., Pastor Emeritus, November
18, 1906. Residence, Geneva. 111., 1875.—
*ABRAM ADAMS ROBERTS. 8. Graduate.
Born, Goffstown, N. H., July 4, 1831. Unitarian ministry. Free
Congregational Society, Baraboo, Wis., October, 1865 (ordained,
February 13, 1866) -October, 1868. Residence, Baraboo, Wis. Died,
Baraboo, Wis., February 1, 1910.
•See: "American Unitarian Association. Year Book, 1910, page 160."
*GEORGE FREDERICK WHITFIELD. 4. Graduate.
Born, Hamilton, Canada, November 30, 1832. Unitarian ministry.
Ordained, 1866. Fort Atkinson, Wis., 1865-1868; Physician. Died,
Mokelumme, Hill. Cali., September 5, 1892.
•John Hager Boardman. 1.
George Edmnnd Campbell. 1.
Kimball Farmer. 1.
A. M. Goodno^. 1,
Simeon Sldler Newhouse. 8. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, Lisbon, O., February 15, 1842. Christian connection; or-
dained, Mount Vernon, 0., 1862. D. D., Defiance College, 1905.
Mt. Pleasant Christian Church, Felicity, O., and Christian Church,
Feesburg (half time in each place) October 1, 1865-October 1,
1883; Editor, "The Christian Pulpit," Dayton, O.; Christian
Church, Jamestown, October 1, 1883-October 1, 1890; First Chris-
tian Church, Piqua, October 1, 1890-October 1. 1897; Christian
Temple, Marion, Ind., October 1, 1897-February 1, 1903; First
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Christian Church, Lima, O., October 1, 1904-October 1, 1908 ; Fran-
cis A. Palmer Professor of New Testament Literature and Homi-
letics. Christian Biblical Institute, Defiance, O., June, 1908. —
♦Samnel Kussel Priest.
Born. London, England, December 29, 1836. Graduate, Harvard
Divinity School, 1868. Unitarian ministry. First Congregational
Society, Uxbridge, Mass., ordained, January 20, 1869-January 2,
1871; First Congregational Society, Littleton, January 1, 1873-
August 1, 1874; First Unitarian Congregational Society, Athol,
December 13, 1874-July 1, 1876. Died, Maiden, Mass., February
22, 1907.
Eben Wliitman. 3.
Frederic Spalding Witter. 1.
1866.
*EDWARD TVELSON HATHAWAY. 4. Graduate.
Born, Freetown, Mass., November 1, 1842. Unitarian ministry.
Ordained at the Fourteenth Annual Conference of Western Unita-
rian Churches, Buffalo, N. Y., June 24, 1866. First Unitarian
Society, Marietta, O., September, 1866-1867; Princeton, 111., March,
1867-August, 1868. Died, Fall River, Mass, May 9, 1SS9.
*GEORGE HERBERT HOSMER, 4. Graduate.
Born, Buffalo, N. Y., May 14, 1839. Unitarian ministry. Ordained
at session of Connecticut Valley Conference, Greenfield, Mass.,
January 16, 1867; First Congregational Society, Bridgewater, in-
stalled, December 17, 1868-December, 1878; East Church, Salem,
January 1, 1879-January, 1886; Church of the Unity, Neponset,
January 1, 1877. Died, Neponset, Mass., August 1, 1897.
*See: "American Unitarian Association. Year Book, 1900, page 170."
GEORGE HENRY YOUNG. 4. Graduate.
Born, Slatersville, R. I., March 14, 1841. Unitarian ministry.
First Parish in Westford, Mass., ordained, October 25, 1866-April
1, 1872; First Unitarian Society, Troy, N. Y., 1872-1876; First
Unitarian Society, Santa Barbara, Cal., 1876-1879; First Unitarian
Parish in Woburn, installed, November 19, 1879-January 1, 1884;
New South Free Church, Boston, 1884-1891; First Unitarian So-
ciety, Lawrence, September 13, 1891 (installed, October 22, 1891)-
September 9, 1900. Residence, Dedham, Mass.
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Alfred Franklin raldwfll. 1.
WelUnjrton Earl. 1.
♦Charles Fuller. 1.
Martin Van Buren Stephens. 1.
1867.
DATID CROXTJf. 3. Graduate.
Born, Medina, N. Y., February 27, 1839. A. B., Antioch College.
Unitarian ministry. Second Congregational Society, Montague,
Mass., ordained at Brattleboro Vt., May 12. 1868-1873; Unity Con-
gregational Society, San Jose, Cali., 1873-1877; The Unitarian
Society, San Diego, 1877-1887. Residence, Bernardston, Mass.
JOHN CANNON SOIXE. 4. Graduate.
Ordained, Evangelist at the anniversary exercises of the Mead-
ville Theological School, June 19, 1867. Christian connection.
JOHN BROWN THOMPSON. 4. Graduate.
Ordained as an Evangelist at the anniversary exercises of the
Meadville Theological School June 19, 1867. Universalist min-
istry.
"John B. Baldnin. 1.
.\lvin Froeninu Bailey. 2.
Born, Winchester, III., May 25, 1840. Twenty-third N. Y. Infantry,
April 19, 1861-June 13, 1862; Unitarian ministry. First Christian
Church and Society, Union Springs. N. Y., settled, July 27, 1867,
(ordained, October 24, 1867)-May 25, 1869; Independent Church,
Canastota, December 12, 1869-December 12, 1874; First Unitarian
Society, Indianapolis, Ind.. March 1, 1875-June 30, 1878; First
Parish, Barre, Mass., April 1, 1879 (installed. May 7, 1879) ; Pastor
Emeritus, September 30, 1908.—
Jasper Lewis Douthlt. 3. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, ShelbjTille, 111., October 10, 1834. Ordained at session of
Western Conference. Detroit. Mich., June 22, 1862. Unitarian
ministry. Unitarian Church, Princeton, 111., July 6-September, 1867;
Missionary preacher in Southern Illinois, 1868-date; Shelbyville,
111.. First Congregational Unitarian Church. 1876-1910; Jordan
Unitarian Church, 1896-date; publisher and editor, "Our Best
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Words," Shelbyville, 1880-1910; Pounder and manager, Lithla
Springs Chautauqua, 1891-1910. Residence, Shelbyville, 111.
*See: "Jasper Douthit's Story, The Autobiography of a Pioneer, with an intro-
duction by Jenkin Lloyd Jones and Robert CoUyer, Boston: American Unitarian
Association : 1909."
Henri Allen ElUs. 1.
♦Joseph Comstock Jones. 2.
Died, Chicago, III., April 14, 1897.
John Francis Locke. 1.
Born, Boston, Mass., March 27, 1844. Thirty-ninth Massachusetts
Volunteers, August 12, 1862-May 26, 1865. Graduate, Harvard
Divinity School, 1870. Unitarian ministry. First Parish, Stowe,
Mass., ordained and installed, December 22, 1870-April 1, 1872;
Boston Young Men's Christian Union, Boston, Mass., March 15,
1872-November 31, 1876; First Congregational Society, Castine,
Me., April 1, 1879- June 1, 1893; First Unitarian Church, Wolf-
borough, N. H., June 1, 1893-August 1, 1894. Boston Public
Library, Boston, Mass.. December 10, 1894. —
John Jennings Moreland. L
James Fee Sloan. 1.
Campbellite preacher.
Charies William Wendte. 1.
Born, Boston, Mass., June 11, 1844. D. D., University of Geneva,
1909. Graduate Harvard Divinity School, 1869. Unitarian min-
istry. Fourth Unitarian Church, Chicago, 111., ordained, October
31, 1869-November 7, 1875 ; First Congregational Unitarian Church,
Cincinnati, O., January 19, 1876-April 16, 1882; Channing Memo-
rial Church, Newport, R. I., July 2, 1882-November 1, 1885;
American Unitarian Association, Superintendent, Pacific Coast,
February 1, 1886-1889; June 7, 1893-1896; First Unitarian Church,
Oakland, Call., October 30, 1886-November 28, 1897; First Unita-
rian Church, Los Angeles, December 3, 1897-August 1, 1898; New-
ton Centre Unitarian Society, Newton Centre, Mass., November 1,
1899-July 1, 1901; Secretary, International Council of Unitarian
and other Liberal Religious Thinkers and Workers, 1900-date;
Theodore Parker Memorial, Boston August 1, 1901-October 8,
1905; First Parish of Brighton, December 1, 1905- July 1, 1908;
Secretary of Foreign Relations, American Unitarian Association,
January 1. 1906.—
♦Warren Tonng. 1.
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1868.
LAFAYETTE BUSHNELL. 1. Graduate.
EDWARD HU>TIN«TON DANFORTH. 4. Graduate.
Unitarian ministry. First Unitarian Church, Sheffield, 111., in-
stalled and ordained (?) 1868-Summer, 18&9; Unity Church, St.
Joseph, Mo., 1871; White River Agency, Colo. Indian Agent, 1875-
1878. Residence, New York City, N. Y.
•HENET DANA DIX. 8. Graduate.
Born, Groton, Mass., January 16, 1838. Unitarian ministry. Or-
dained, Sudbury, Mass., December, 1870. First Congregational
Church and Society, Wilton, N. H., July, 1882- April, 1885; First
Parish Church, Pembroke, Mass., April 1, 1885- July 1, 1887;
Christian Church, North Dighton, 1873-1874. Died, Weymouth,
I^Iass., February 22. 1904.
•See: ".Vmerican Unitarian Association. Year Book, 1904, page 130."
*NATHAMEL CHURCHILL EARL. 3. Graduate.
Born, Murray, Ontario, Canada, December 22, 1832. Christian
connection. Ordained, September 16, 1855. Churches at Mariposa,
Northfield, Canada; Mundy, Clayton, Sciota, Byron, Mich.; Calu-
met, Ind. ; Highland, 111.; Leonidas, Leroy, Homer, Brandon and
Davison, Mich.; Waterford, Pa., 1865-1866; Union, 1867; after
graduation. Christian Church, Scugog, Ont, October 1, 1868-De-
cember 31, 1868; Free Christian Mission, Montreal, Can., May 1
1869-November 1, 1870;Universalist Church, Corunna, Mich.,
January-May, 1872; Unitarian ministry. First Unitarian Church,
Hobart, Ind., July, 1881-December 1881; Carlisle, S. D., 1884-1885;
The Union Church, Gilmanton, Wis., January, 1886-April 1, 1889;
Unitarian Society, Chippewa Falls, Wis., May, 1889-October, 1889;
General missionary work \Vestern Conference, October 1, 1889-
October 1, 1891. Died, Alma, Mich., August 27, 1907.
*S'ee: "American Unitarian Association. Year Book, 1908, page 145."
EDWARD AUGUSTUS HORTOX. 3. Graduate.
Born, Springfield, Mass., September 28. 1843. A. M., University
of Michigan, 1880. Civil War, United States Navy. Gunboat
Seneca, August, 1862-November, 1863. Unitarian ministry. First
Congregational Society, Leominster, Mass.. ordained October 1,
1868-September 1, 1875; First Parish, Hingham, April 24, 1877-
May 1, 1880; Second Church, Boston, May 1, 1880-February 28,
1892; Unitarian Sunday School Society, President. 1882- June, 1910;
President and Executive, 1892-June 1910. Residence, Boston. Masa.
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ISAAC FRAJfCIS PORTEK, 3. Graduate.
Born, Wenham, Mass., June 29, 1839. P. B., Madison University.
Unitarian ministry. First Liberal Christian Society, Princeton,
111. (ordained, December, 1868)-August, 1869; Tlie Congregational
Church, Peterboro, N. H., February 1, 1870-August 1, 1872; First
Unitarian Society, Chicopee, Mass., November 1, 1872-August 1,
1881; First Congregational Society, Petersham, April 1, 1882-May 1,
1886; First Congregational Church. Bolton, May 1, 1886-May 1,
1888, and First Unitarian Society, Berlin, May 1, 1886-January 1,
1888; Independent Congregational Church, Presque Isle, Me.,
March 1, 1890- June 1, 1892; First Congregational Church, Bolton,
Mass., supply, June 1, 1892-May 1, 1893; First Congregational
Society, Littleton, May 1, 1893-August 1, 1898; First Congrega-
tional Society, Shirley, supply, June, 1900-March, 1901; Independ-
ent Christian Society, Bath, N. Y., installed, August 15, 1901-October
1, 1903; First Congregational Church, Sherhorn, Mass., October
1, 1903—.
PAUL WALD. 1. Graduate.
Unitarian ministry. Liberal German Church, Columbus, Wis.,
ordained, 1868—.
"George P. Barnes. 1.
*Oscar Clute. 2. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, Bethlehem, N. Y., March 11, 1837. M. S., Michigan State
Agricultural College; Instructor in Mathematics, 1865-1867; Uni-
tarian ministry. First Congregational Society, Vineland, N. J., or-
dained, February 20, 1868-1873; Newark; First Unitarian Society,
Keokuk, Iowa, January 1, 1875-October 1, 1878; All Souls' Church,
Iowa City, 1878-1888; First Unitarian Society, Pomona, Call., 1888-
1889; Michigan State Agricultural College, Director of Experi-
ment Station, 1889-1893; President, August 30, 1889-1893; Presi-
dent, Florida Agricultural College, September 1, 1893-August, 1897.
Died, Los Angeles, January 27, 1902.
*See: "American Unitarian Association. Year Book, 1902, page 153."
David R. Fox. 1.
Arthur Gore. 1.
Dnncan Greenleaf Ingraham. 2.
Born, Orange, N. J., April 10, 1838. Unitarian ministry First
Unitarian Christian Church, Ripon, Wis., ordained, February 5,
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1868-1869; Unity Church, Santa Cruz, Call., Spring, 1870-Spring-
1871.
♦Charles Tabor Irish. 2.
Born, Providence, R. I., 1843. Graduate, Boston School for the
ministry, 1869. Unitarian ministry. Ordained, Church of the
Unity, Boston, Mass., June 20, 1869. Unitarian Congregational
Society, Sturbridge, May, 1869-February 7, 1871; First Congrega-
tional Church and Society, Nortaboro, 1873-1875; First Parish in
Sandwich, Mass., September 1. 1876-September 1, 1877. Died,
Barre, Mass., August 14, 1892.
*Jerry Oliver Klrby. 8.
♦William Knott. 2.
Born, Oldham, Lancashire, England, December 9, 1831. Univer-
sallst ministry, ordained, Orono, Ontario, Canada, 1869. First
Universallst Church. Clarendon, N. Y.. February, 1872-December,
1874; First Universallst Church of Scipio, November, 1879-1880;
First Universallst Church of Webster, April 1, lS81-March 31, 1884;
First Universallst Church, Clarendon, April, 1884-December, 1885;
Universallst Church, Rldgway; Universallst Church, Leroy; First
Universallst Society' of Friendship, September, 1888. Died,
Friendship, N. Y., January 30, 1890.
Samuel Milton McCaw. 1.
*Zerah Masters. 1. Certificated Undergraduate.
Unitarian ministry. First Unitarian Society, Kenosha, Wis., or-
dained, February 10, 1869-1870; Unitarian Church, Sheffield, 111.,
1870-1872. Died, Nebraska, March 11, 1896.
Henry Rogrers Smith. 3.
Born, Leominster, Mass., October 7, 1842. Thirty-sixth Regiment,
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, August 1, lS62-February 27, 1863.
Graduate, Boston School for the Ministry, 1869, Unitarian min-
istry, ordained. Church of the Unity, Boston, Mass., June 20, 1869.
First Parish, Barre, Mass., September 1, 1869-October 1, 1878.
In business, Loeminster, Mass.
Charles Richmond Weld. 1.
Born, Cazenovia, N. Y., March 19, 1849. S. T. B., Harvard Divinity
School, 1872. L.L D., Berea College, 1897. Unitarian ministry.
First Independent Christ Church, Baltimore, Md., ordained, Jan-
uary 2, 1873; Pastor Emeritus, November 15, 1898—.
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1869.
ELLERT CHANGING BUTLEE. 3. Graduate.
Born, Oneonta, N. Y., November 4, 1844. Unitarian ministry.
Washington Street Christian Church, Fairhaven, Mass., October 1,
1869 (ordained, October 26, 1869)-January 15, 1872; First Parish,
Beverly, installed, March 7, 1872-Septeniber, 1894; First Congre-
gational Society, Quincy, June 5, 1894 — ,
*LTMAN CLAEK. 4. Graduate.
Born, Sago, W. Va., December 30, 1838. Fifth Regiment, Illinois
Volunteer Cavalry, August 31, 1861-October 27, 1865.
Unitarian ministry, ordained, Quincy, 111., October 24, 1869.
Free Congregational Church, Jacksonville, November, 1869-May,
1870; First Unitarian Society, Lancaster, N. H., December 4, 1870-
July 5, 1874; First Congregational Society, Petersham, Mass.,
October 24, 1874-October 8, 1882; First Parish, Ayer, installed,
March 7, 1883-January 1, 1890; Congregational Unitarian Society,
Andover, N. H., January, 1890-February 11, 1900. Died, Ayer,
Mass., March 6, 1901.
♦See: "American Unitarian Association. Tear Book, 1902, page 150."
ALLEN GARY JENNINGS. 3. Graduate.
Born, Stratford, N. Y., January 28, 1843. 121st N. Y. Volunteers,
August 21, 1862-May 11, 1863; 175th N. Y. Volunteers, September
15, 1864-June 6, 186'5. Unitarian ministry. Second Parish, Hing-
ham, Mass., March, 1870 (ordained, April, 1870)-March, 1881;
Treasurer, Colgrove Book Co., Chicago, 111., March, 1881-March,
1884; First Unitarian Society, La Porte Ind., installed, April,
1884-April, 1887; Missionary for the American Unitarian Associa-
tion, September, 1884-April, 1887; organized Church of Our
Father, Toledo, O., April, 1887-April, 1902; Manager of Old Adam
Street Mission, Toledo, November, 1903. —
CALVIN REASONER. 2. Graduate.
JOHN SNYDER, 4. Graduate.
Born, Philadelphia, Pa., June 14, 1842. Unitarian ministry. Third
Congregational Church of Hingham, Mass., August 8, 1869
(ordained, January 20, 1870) -December 31, 1872; Church of
the Messiah, St. Louis. Mo.. January 1. 1873-July 1, 1899; First
Unitarian Church. Wellesley Hills, Mass.. November 1, 1899-Feb-
ruary 1. 1909; Second Congregational Meeting House, Nantucket,
February 1, 1908. —
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Tnillam Henry Brown. 1.
Albert Duulap. 2. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, Deerfleld, O.. April 21, 1843. D.D., Defiance College, 1901.
Christian connection, ordained. Pleasant Hill Church, O., August
28, 1862. 65th Regiment Indiana Volunteer Infantry, five months;
Fourth Indiana Independent Battery, ten months. Parma Chris-
tian Church, Parma, N. Y., September 1, 1869-September 1, 1874;
First Christian Church, Newburyport, Mass., September 1, 1874-
April 1, 1877; Christian Church, Jamestown, O., September 1, 1886-
September 1, 1887; First Christian Church, Columbus, April 1,
1878-April 1. 1882; First Christian Church, Lebanon, Ind., Sep-
tember 1, 1909. — Preached one Sunday per month at
each of the following churches, in Ohio: Christian Church,
Berlin; Church Hill Christian Church, Elkton; Highland Chris-
tian Church, Teegarden; Westville Christian Church, Westville,
all from May 1. 1877-1880. The following churches in Ohio were
served one-half time, each alternate Sunday: Utlca Christian
Church, Utica, 9 years; Fairview Chirstian Church, Hunts Sta-
tion, 6 years; Christian Church, Centerburg, 1 year; First Chris-
tian Church, Mount Sterling, 4 years; Christian Church, Dublin,
3 years; Christian Church, Milford Center, 1 year; Christian
Church Centerville, 1 year; New Bethel Church, New Lexington,
1 year; Christian Church, Appleton, 3 years; Mount Zion Church,
Frazeysburg, 3 years; Christian Church, Summerford, 2 years;
Wilson Chapel, Orchard, 2 years. Present church. First Chris-
tian Church, Lebanon, Ind., September 1, 1909. —
Elizabeth Norton Gardner. 1.
•ITartha Alblne Hardacker. 1.
♦Charles Mlddleton.
Christian connection. Died 1893.
Chester Lndlngton Morrison. 1.
Peter findolph Rosenberg. 1.
Thomas Charles Bnddell. 1.
John Wakefield Snyder. 1.
1870.
JENKIN LLOYD JO>ES. 4. Graduate.
Born Llandyssul, Wales, Great Britain, November 14, 1843. LLD.,
University of Wisconsin, 1909. Sixth Wlsconaln Battery of Light
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Artillery, August, 18, 1862-July 3, 1871. Unitarian ministry. Lib-
eral Christian Society, Winnetka, 111., June, 1870 (ordained, De-
cember 22, 1870) -July 1871; All Souls Church, Janesville, Wis.,
September, 1871- July, 1880; Secretary, Western Unitarian Con-
ference, September, 1875-May, 1884; All Souls Church, Chicago,
November, 1882.— Editor, "Unity," Chicago, March, 1878.—
First Secretary, Congress of Religion, May, 1894-September, 1906;
Founder and Head Resident of the Abraham Lincoln Centre, Chi-
cago, 1905.—
JAMES THOMPSON LUSK. 3. Graduate.
Born, near Belfast, Ireland, January 19, 1847. Unitarian ministry,
ordained, Meadville, Pa., June 14, 1870. First Congregational
Society, Uxbridge, Mass., March 24, 1872- July 1, 1875; First Uni-
tarian Society, Marietta, O., December, 1876-18901 Residence,
Boston, Mass.
Lewis A. McCormlck. 1.
George John Piper. 2. Certificated Undergraduate.
Samuel Pratt 1.
1871,
NICHOLAS EMERY BOYD. 3. Graduate.
Born, Portland, Me., August 13, 1837. A.B., Bowdoin College,
1860; A. M., 1863, Twenty-fifth Maine Volunteers, Sep-
tember 29, 1862-July 10, 1863; U. S. Customs, District of Portland
and Falmouth, Me., August, 1863-July, 1867, Unitarian ministry.
Independent Church, Canastota, N, Y., May 1875-September, 1876;
Associate editor, "Pacific Rural Press," San Francisco, Cal., De-
cember 14, 1885-November 1, 1890; Chaplain, Sailors' Home, San
Francisco, December 18, 1894 (ordained, February 10, 1895)-
February 2, 1898. Residence, Berkeley, Cal.
♦CHARLES THOMAS FOWLER, 3. Graduate
Born, Northbridge, Mass., August 29, 1847. Journalist, Died,
Kansas City, Mo., December 11, 1889.
Berere Charles Gnnnlng. 1.
Lewis Cameron Hughes. 2.
Born, Philadelphia, Pa., May 14, 1844, 101st Regiment, Penna.
Volunteers, 1861-1863; Knapp's Pittsburg Battery, 100 days,
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Tucson, Arizona, Lawyer; Probate Judge, and ex-offlcio Super-
intendent of Public Schools; Pima County, District Attor-
ney, 1872-1875; Attorney-General, 1875-1876; U. S. Court Commis-
sioner, 1884-1888; Governor of Arizona, 1893-1896; Chancellor,
University of Arizona; Established and published for thirty years,
Arizona Daily Star. Residence, Tucson, Arizona.
Commodore Perry Sockett. 1.
*Alfred Amos »illlam8. 8. Certificated Undergraduate.
William Powell Wilson. 4. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, Oxford, Mich., October 17, 1844. Unitarian ministry, or-
dained at the Independent Congregational (Unitarian) Church,
Meadville, Pa., 1873. "Preached as supply but never settled."
B. S., Harvard University, 1878; D. Sc., University of Tubingen,
1880. Instructor in botany. Harvard University, 1875; Professor
of Plant Histology and Physiology, University of Pennslvania,
1888-1896; Founder and Director of Philadelphia Commercial
Museum, Philadelphia, Pa.. 1896.—
1872.
George WllUs Cooke. 2. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, Comstock, Mich., April 23, 1848. Unitarian ministry, or-
dained at Independent Congregational Church, Meadville, Pa., June
20, 1872. Unity Society. Sheboygan, Wis., October, 1872-May, 1873;
Liberal Christian Society. Sharon, July 1, 1873-February 1,
1876; First Unitarian Society, Grand Haven, Mich., February 1,
1876-October 1. 1878; First Unitarian Society, Indianapolis, Ind.,
November 1, 1878- July 1. 1880; Third Parish, West Dedham, Mass.,
(now Westwood), December, 1880-July 1, 1887; First Congrega-
tional Society, in Sharon, October 16, 1887-November 1, 1891;
Follen Church, East Lexington, November 1, 1891- July 1, 1897;
First Congregational Church, Dublin, N. H., January 1, 1898-Octo-
ber 1, 1900. Author and lecturer. Residence, Wakefield, Mass.
Alphens Theodore Dana. 1.
James Renselaer Mahon. 1.
Hnntlngton D. Parsons. 1.
Stephen Quinon. 1. Certificated Undergraduate.
♦George Franklin Wright 1.
Born, Stoughton, Mass., August 26, 1834. Trinitarian Congrega^
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tional ministry. The Congregational Church of Christ in Halifax,
Mass., September 1, 1873-September 1, 1874; Wesleyan
Methodist Church, East Dennis, April 1, 1875 (ordained, July 14,
1875)-March 31, 1876; Congregational Church, Northwood, N. H.,
June, 1876-June, 1877; Riverpoint, Warwick, R I., July 13, 1877-
March 2, 1880; Tyngsboro, Mass., December 23, 1880- April, 1882;
Scotland, Conn., 1882-1885; Gorham and Randolph, N. H., June,
1885-May, 1888; North New Portland, Me., October 23, 1898-March,
1901; First Congregational Church, Bingham, April 1, 1901-No-
vember 16, 1902; Grassy Hill Church, Lyme, Conn,, 19 06 -February,
1908. Died, Bingham, Me., February 28, 1908.
1873.
♦SHELDON COKNELirS CLAEK. 3. Graduate.
*DA>nEL DETEEEAUX, 3. Graduate.
MAEarOEA DETOE (MES. 3L\B3I0EA DEYOE XOODT). 3. Graduate.
Born, Verona, N. Y. M D., Cleveland (0.) Homeopathic Hospital
College, 1S77. Residence, Seattle, Wash.
SAMUEL GEOEGE AECHIBALD FIELDS. 3. Graduate.
Born, New Annen, Colchester, Co., Nova Scotia, November 10, 1839.
Ninth Regiment, Vermont Infantry, June 23, 1862-June 13, 1865;
Methodist Protestant Episcopal ministry, ordained, elder. South
Illinois Conference, Mt. Carmel, 111., October 7, 1883. Filled many
appointments before ordination and also after. Residence, Lo-
gan, Okla.
*JOmf 3UESHFIELD GETCHELL. 3. Graduate.
Born, "^Tiitneyville, Me., February 9, 1839. Sixth Minnesota Regi-
ment, August 11, 1862; discharged for disability, November 26,
1862. Universalist ministry, ordained, Linesville, Pa., June 18,
1874. First Universalist Church at Girard, Pa., 1 year;
Harlem, N. Y., 1 year; First Universalist Church, Brooklyn, Pa^
April 1, 1879-August 1, 1879; First Universalist Church, Eaton,
O., January 1, 1880-March 21, 1882; First Universalist Church,
Norwalk, February 3, 1884-February 23, 1885; Lapeer, Mich., 1
year; Tecumsch, 7 years; Marshall, 3 years; Universalist Church
and Society of Waterloo, Iowa, May 1, lS94-May 1, 1897; Marshall,
Mich. Died, ilarshall, Mich., January 24, 1903.
•See: "Universalist Register, 1904, page 99."
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William George Alden. 1.
Blanche Densmore (Mrs. Charles Alphonso Curtis). 1.
Born, Blooming Valley, Pa. Residence, Cragsmore, N. Y.
♦Jennie Corneliu Emerson (Mrs. Oranvllle Pierce). 2.
Born, April, 1850. Died. Northfield, Vt, October 19, 1873.
*John Fraser. 2.
Born, Edinburgh, Scotland, January 1, 1848. Unitarian ministry.
Unitarian Church. Idle, England, 1873-1876; Domestic Mission,
Belfast, Ireland, 1876-1877; Unitarian Church, Doncaster, England,
1877. Died, Doncaster, England, January 1, 1879.
William Henry Jennings. 2.
William Thomas Lewis. 1.
Orau^ille Pierce. 2.
Born, Townsend, Mass., December 17, 1847. Unitarian ministry.
First Unitarian Society of Berlin, Mass., July 1, 1873 (ordained, No-
vember 19, 1873)-October 1, 1876; First Congregational Society,
Westboro, September 1, 1876-October 7, 1877; First Congre-
gational Parish, Medfield, October, 1877 (installed, Novem-
ber 8, 1877)-June 30, 1881; First Congregational Society, Revere.
June 30, 1881-May, 1883; Liberal Christian Congregational Society.
Holyoke, May 13, 1883 (installed. 1883)-September 26, 1886; First.
Congregational Society, Dublin, N. H., October 3, 1886-December
29, 1890; First Congregational Unitarian Society, Lebanon, Jan-
uary 5, 1890-December 27, 1891; First Congregational Society,
Chelmsford, Mass., March 6, 1892 (installed, May 3, 1892)-March
31, 1901; First Congregational Parish, Pepperell, June 2, 1901-
September 30, 1906; First Parish and Religious Society, Warwick,
April 1, 1908-March 31, 1909; First Parish, Ashby, April 1, 1909
(installed, June 17, 1909).—
1874.
WILLIAM LAILiBEE A>'DERSON. 2. Graduate.
♦CHARLES ALPHOSO CURTIS. 3. Graduate,
Born, Sterling, Mass., April 10, 1847. Unitarian ministry. Christ
Church, Augusta, Me.. February 1, 1875- (ordained, June 19, 1876)-
dled, Moosehead Lake, Me., July 10, 1879.
CHARLES WILLL\:M GERNER. 4. Graduate.
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Gerard Johan Bnssemaker. 2.
George Benjamin Robertson Clarke. 2.
Walter Dole. 3. Certificated Undergraduate,
Born. Northfield, Vt.. August 26, 1851. B. S.. Norwich University,
A. M., D.D. Universalist ministry. Universalist Church, North-
field, Vt, March, 1880 (ordained, March, 1881)-March, 1881; Uni-
versalist Church, Enfield, N. H., March 6, 1881-March, 1888; Uni-
versalist Church, White River Junction, Vt; Universalist Church,
Barre, March, 1889-1892; Universalist Church, Bethel, 1893-
1896; Enfield, N. H., 1896-1897; Universalist Church, Northfield,
Vt, 1898-1907; Universalist Church, Tarpon Springs, Fla., 1907-
1910. Residence, Enfield, N. H.—
Franz Albert Hantel. 4.
Martin Luther Mapes. 1.
* James Courtland Palmer. Certificated Undergraduate.
Mortimer Jerome Strickland. 1.
H. F. Tyler. 1.
1875.
*JOHN ANDREW. 3. Graduate
Born, Cornwall, England, November 10, 1848. Unitarian ministry.
Church of All Souls, Newark, N. J., ordained, December 10, 1875-
1877; First Unitarian Society, Keokuk, Iowa, installed, February
16, 1879- June 20, 1880; First Unitarian Society, Council Bluffs,
1880-1881. Died, Trenton, N. Y.. February 25. 1909.
♦See: "American Unitarian Association. Year Book, 1908, page 14S."
*GEORGE BREMNER, 3. Graduate.
Born, Scotland. Unitarian ministry. First Congregational So-
ciety, Uxbridge, Mass., ordained, November 16, 1875-December 28,
1883. Episcopalian ministry, ordained, Deacon, May 27, 1888; or-
dained, Priest March 17, 1889. Rector, Church of the Regenera-
tion, Pine Plains, N. Y., November 30, 1889.— Died, Pine Plains,
N. Y., March 13, 1891.
JOHN LEWIS MARSH. 3. Graduate.
Born, Lake Geneva, Wis., May 19, 1850. Unitarian ministry. First
Unitarian Society, Ware, Mass., October, 1875 (ordained, No-
vember 1, 1875) -June 1, 1879; First Parish, Northfield, June 1,
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1879-June, 1884; Winchester Unitarian Society, Winchester, June
1, 1884-July 31, 1888; Second Parish, Saco, Me., February 1, 1889-
December 31, 1898; All Souls', Lincoln, Xeb.. January, 1S99 (in-
Btalled, January 13, 1899)-January 31, 1908; All Souls' Church
Colorado Springs, Col., and Unity Church, Pueblo, October 1,
1908.—
GEORGE JUDSON PORTER. 2. Graduate.
Born, Albion, N. Y., June 10, 1850. Universalist ministry, or-
dained, Nicholsn, Pa. Universalist Church, Linesville, Pa., No-
vember, 1874-November, 1876. Universalist Church, Towanda,
November, lS76-N'ovember, 1877; Universalist Church, Watertown,
N. Y., November, 1877-June, 1883. In business in Cleveland, O.
LOUIS FREDERIC ZINKHAN. 4. Graduate.
Born, Baltimore, Md., December 11, 1854. Graduate, Eastern The-
ological Seminary, Lancaster, Pa., 1877. A. M., Franklin & Mar-
Bhall College, 1892. Ministry, Reformed Church of the United
States. St. Paul's Reformed Church, Manheim, Pa., May 20, 1877
(ordained. May 25, 1877)-April 30, 1882; General Agent of the
Maryland Prisoners' Aid A-sociation, April, 1882-1897; Superin-
tendent, Bay View Asylum, Baltimore, Md., April, 1897-May, 1904;
Superintendent, Washington Asylum, Washington, D. C, June 1,
1904.—
Warren ClUpmaii Perripo. 2.
1877.
ISAAC LeHLVHIEU. 3. Graduate.
•JAMES BARNES MORRISON. 2 Graduate.
Born, Haverhill, Mass., November 2, 1849. Unitarian ministry, or-
dained at First Parish Church, Ilave'-hill, Mass., November 26,
1877. Parish of the Second Congregational Meeting House, Nan-
tucket. November 28, 1877-May 1, 1880; First Unitarian Society,
Lancaster, N. H., June 1, 1880-June 1, 1890; First Unitarian
Society, Laconia, June 1, 1890 — Died, Boston, Mass., September
22, 1896.
DAMEL ROWEN. 4. Graduate.
Born, Sharon. Ontario, Can., March 5, 1855. Unitarian ministry.
Missionary work In Charlotte, Mich., September, 1877-March, 1878;
First Unitarian Society, Jackson, September, 1878-February, 1879;
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Christian Union Church (First Unitarian Church), Stoneham,
Mass., ordained and installed, May 21, 1879-October, 1883; First
Unitarian Society, Waterville, Me., April 13, 1884-February 4, 1885.
In business, Redlands, Cal.
Austen Ira Bash. 1.
Edward Abbot Chandler. 1.
Thomas William Critchett. 8. Certificated Undergraduate.
♦Eobert Miller Henderson. 4. Certificated Undergraduate.
African Methodist Church. Died, Wellsburg, West Va., May 24,
1903.
*James Mnnroe Leighton. 1. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, Waterboro, Me., October 12, 1848. Unitarian ministry, or-
dained, 1878. Washington Street Christian Church (now. Unita-
rian Society of Fairhaven), Falrhaven, Mass., January 1878-Octo-
ber, 1891; First Unitarian Society, Wolfboro, N. H., October, 1891-
January, 1892; First Parish, Belfast, Me., April, 1893.— Died,
Belfast, Me., April 23, 1901.
•See: "American Unitarian Association. Year Book, 1901, page 152."
Warren Shnbael Perkins. 1.
Born, Waterford, Conn.,April 5, 1854. B. D., Tufts College, 1880;
D.D., National University, 1892. Universalist ministry. Second
Universalist Society, Lynn, Mass., July 1, 1880 (ordained, July 14,
1880)-May 1, 1884; First Universalist Society, Lewiston, Me., May
1, 1884- June 1, 1889; Universalist Church, Mechanic Falls, 1886-
1889; First Universalist Society, Meriden, Conn., June 1, 1889-De-
cember 1, 1902; Virginia Street Universalist Church, Boston, Mass.,
December 1, 1902-July 1, 1906; Universalist Church, Quincy,
1905-July 1, 1908; Second Universalist Parish, Maplewood, Mai-
den, May 1, 1907-May 1. 1908; Universalist Society, Wakefield,
May 1, 1908.—
1878.
♦HOBAET CLARK. 2. Graduate.
Born, Andover, Mass., April 22, 1848. Unitarian ministry. First
Parish, Weston, Mass., March 1, 1880 (ordained, March 11, 1880)-
March 31, 1882; Unitarian Free Christian Church, Cardiff, Wales,
England, August 1, 1882-August 31, 1888; First Unitarian Society,
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Plalnfield, N. J., June 1, 1890 (installed, June 13, 1890)-August
31, 1896; Church of the Redeemer, New Brighton, S. I., N. Y.. Feb-
ruary 1, 1897. Died, New Brighton, N. Y., December 26, 1910.
♦ALFRED ETEBETT GOODNOUGH. 4. Graduate. B. D. (1885.)
Bom, Montpelier, Vt., April 10, 1855. Unitarian ministry. First
Unitarian Parish of Ayer, Mass., ordained, September 11, 1878-July
13, 1879; First Congregational Society, Bridgewater, September 25,
1879-May 1, 1881; First Congregational Church, Brockton,
May 1, 1881 (Installed. December 9, 1884)-June 7, 1885; First Uni-
tarian Society, Ithaca, N. Y., October 19, 1885- July 1, 1887; Fint
Unitarian Congregational Society, Brooklyn, N. Y., installed Oc-
tober 5, 1887.— Died, Brooklyn, N. Y., February 8, 1888.
•See: "Proceedings of the First Unitarian Congregational Society, Church of
the Saviour, of Brooklyn, N. Y., Commemorative of its late Pastor, the Rev. Alfred
Everett Goodnough. Brooklyn, 1888."
HE>RT CARLTON PARKER- 8. Graduate.
Born, Waitsfleld, Vt., August 9 1852. Unitarian ministry. First
Unitarian Congregational Society, Nashua, N. H., ordained, De-
cember 4, 1878-May 13, 1888; First Unitarian Parish, Woburn,
Mass., May 20, 1888.—
CYRUS AUSTIN ROTS. 8. Graduate.
Born, Roxbury, Vt., December 19, 1852. Unitarian ministry. First
Congregational Church, Bolton, Mass, March 1, 1879 (ordained,
August 20, 1879) -April 30, 1885; Parish of the Second Congrega^
tlonal Meeting House, Nantucket, December 1, 1885-September 30,
1893; First Congregational Society, Uxbridge ,October 1, 1893.—
CUfford Belcher Abbott 1.
William Sloan Kennedy. 1.
♦Charles Henry Rlckards. 3.
Unitarian ministry, ordained, 1879. First Consgregational Church
and Society, Wilton, N. H., installed, June 10, 1880.—
Samnel William Sample. 2. Certificated Undergraduate.
Universalist ministry. First Universalist Church, Lansing, Mich.,
November, 1883-May 26, 1885; Second Universalist Church, Minne-
apolis, Minn., July 1, 1889-September 1, 1895; Independent Con-
gregational Church Society, Jamestown, N. Y., September, 1895-
November, 1897.
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TVlIIiam Henry Sinclair. 1.
Philip Slaney Thacher, 2. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, Wordsley, Staffordshire, England, August 9, 1852. Unitar-
ian ministry, Union Church, Columbus, Pa., October, 1878 (or-
dained, August, 1877)-1879; Christ Church, Augusta, Me. .October
5, 1879 (installed, January 1, 1880) -1889; First Unitarian Society,
Santa Barbara, Cal., 1889-1894; First Parish, Needham, Mass.,
installed, April 26, 1894-1901; First Unitarian Society, Salt Lake
City, Utah, Ma,y 1901-1902. Residence, Jamacha, San Diego, Cal.
William Marston Weeks. 2.
1879.
HENRY H. WOUDE. 4. Graduate.
Born, Clifton, England, November 9. 1845. Unitarian ministry.
First Congregational Church, Brookfield, Mass., ordained, Septem-
ber, 1880-1884; Church of the Unity, Neponset (Boston), April 1,
1885-July 1, 1886 ; Church of Our Father, Newburg, N. Y., Septem-
ber, 1887-July, 1893; First Unitarian Congregation, Toronto, Can.,
September, 1890- July, 1893; First Congregational Society, Castine,
Me., March 16, 1897-May 16, 1902. Residence, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Theodore Walter Curtis. 8.
Ferdinand A. Dnnnekake. 1.
Andrew J. Floyd. 1.
Frank William Grafton. 1.
Bobert August Hafer. 8.
Born, Ohrdruf, S. Gotha, Germany, December 23, 1852. Lutheran
ministry, ordained by Evan. Lutheran Synod of New York and New
Jersey, at Glen Gardner, N. J., September 29, 1879. Evangelical
Lutheran St. Trinitatis Church, Jersey City, N. J., September 15,
1879-April 1, 1910; Pastor Emeritus, April 1, 1910.—
William Cope Hawthorne. 1.
*Phimp Newton Miller. 2.
Died, Meadville, Pa., 1879.
Bernard Lewis Qulnn. 1.
Thomas Ellwood Shaw. 1.
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Amos >'ewton Sonicrs. 1.
Born, Ellerton, Md.. October 31, 1853. Christlau inlnlstry. Chris-
tian Church, Shrewsbury, Vt., July 1, 1878-January 1, 1879; Chris-
Uan Church, Holland, N. Y., April 1, 1879-April 1, 1881; Christian
Church, West Shelby, April 1, 1881-May 1, 1886; Unitar-
ian Church, Merrill, Wis., October 1, 1887-March 30, 1888; Unlver-
sallst Society, Fort Atkinson, April 1, 1887-September 1, 1891; Uni-
versalist Society, Black River Falls, September 1, 1886-1890; Uni-
tarian ministry, ordained, Jamestown, N. Y., August, 1886; First
Unitarian Society, La Porte, Ind., April 1, 1891-1893; First Unita-
rian Society, Lancaster, N. H., April 1, 1894-July 1, 1897; First
Congregational Society, Shirley, Mass., August 1, 1897-1899; Uni-
tarian Congregational Society, Francestown, N. H., Dec. 1, 1900^
1901; Highland Springs Unitarian Society, Highland Springs,
Va., May 1, 1902-1903; Independent Christian Society, Bath, N. H.,
1905-1907; First Unitarian Society of Montague, Mass., 1908-1909.
Residence, Westboro, Mass.
John TreTor. 1.
1880.
*ELZA MORGAN PUGH HARRIS. 8. Graduate.
*DAMEL ^^"EBSTER MOREHOFSE. 2. Graduate.
Born, Knowlesville, N. Y., February 4, 1846. Unitarian ministry.
First Religious Society, Newburyport, Mass., November, 1880 (or-
dained, June 8, 1881)-December 15, 1887; American Unitarian As-
Bociation, Superintendent, for the Middle States and Canada, De-
cember 15, 1887-1903. Died, West Springfield, Mass., October
3, 1904.
•See: "American Unitarian Association^ Teaxbook, 1905, page 140."
JOHN ARTHUR SAVAGE. 2. Graduate.
Born, St. Francis, Me., November 11, 1842. Methodist ministry,
ordained, 1868, and preached ten years; Unitarian ministry.
Parish of the Second Congregational Meeting House, Nantucket,
Mass., October, 1880-1883; First Unitarian Society, Kansas City,
Mo., supply, October 1, 1883-June 1, 1884; First Parish, Belfast,
Me., July, 1884-1892; First Congregational Parish, Medfield, Mass.,
January, 1893. —
*HENRT ROBERT l^TLSON. 2. Graduate.
Unitarian ministry, ordained, 1881. First Unitarian Society, Wil-
mington, Dela., installed, November 8, 1881-1888. Oculist and
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aurist, Denver, Col., and Santa Barbara, Call. Died, near Los
Angeles, Call., March 27, 1910.
♦William Preston Boss.
Died, Jacksonville, Fla., September 23, 1888.
Charles Frank Bnssell. 1.
Born, Parish, N. Y., May 2, 1848. S. T. B., Harvard University,
1884. Unitarian ministry. First Parish, Weston, Mass., ordained,
November 16, 1882.—
1881.
JOSEPH AUBREY CHASE. 1. Graduate.
Bom, Unity, Mo., May 31, 1854. A. B., Bates College, Me., 1877;
A. M., 1890. Unitarian ministry. Unity Church, St. Joseph, Mo.,
November 6, 1881 (ordained, December 6, 1882) -March 1, 1883:
First Congregational Society, Chelmsford, Mass., January 11, 1884-
October 28, 1891; First Congregational Church and Society,
Northboro, December 1, 1891-December 31, 1894; Unitarian
Society, Houlton, Me., October 1, 1895-November, 1898; First Con-
gregational Unitarian Society, Lancaster, N. H., June 1, 1899-
September 1, 1900; Willovsr Place Chapel, Brooklyn, N. Y., Novem-
ber 1, 1900-November 1, 1902. Residence, Brooklyn, N. Y.
♦ANDREW JACKSON HARRIS. 4. Graduate.
ROBERT WELLESLET SAVAGE. 8. Graduate.
Born, Maine, March 8, 1852. Unitarian ministry, ordained Sagi-
naw, Mich., November, 1881. First Unitarian Society, Mount
Pleasant, Mich, September 18, 1881-1884; First Unitarian Society,
Ellsworth, Me., November 9, 1884-August 9, 1887; First Unitarian
Society of Greeley, Col., May 1, 1888-September 1, 1889; First
Congregational Society, Walpole, Mass., October 1, 1893-Novem-
ber 1, 1901; Highland Springs Unitarian Society, Highland SpringB,
Va., September 1, 1908. —
DAVID TAYLOR. 1.
Jens T. Elttelsea. 1.
Frank J. Krallck. 2.
George Densmore Wheat
Born, Putney, Vt, August 1, 1850. M. D., College of Physicians
and Surgeons, 1895. Physician, New York. Residence, Putney, Vt.
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1882.
*JULIUS BLASS. 4. Graduate.
Born, Erie. Pa., May 1, 1861. Unitarian ministry, ordained at In-
dependent Congregational (Unitarian) Church, Meadville Pa.,
June, 1882. First Unitarian Society, Jackson, Mich., 1883-1885;
First Unitarian Society, Millbury, Mass., May 3, 1885-March 30.
1889; German Evang. Prot. Society, Evansville, Ind., 1889-1901.
Died, Baltimore, Md., April 5, 1902.
•See: "The Christian Register, April 17, 1902^ page 475."
ANNA JANE NORMS. 2. Graduate.
Unitarian ministry, ordained at Independent Congregational (Uni-
tarian) Church, Meadville, Pa., June 15 or 16, 1882. First Uni-
tarian Society, North Platte, Neb., 1883-1884.
John >VilHani Day. 1.
Born, Woburn, Mass., June 13, 1861. S. T. B. Harvard Unlver-
Blty, 1885. Unitarian ministry. Channing Memorial Church,
Newport, R. I., January 1, 1886 (installed, January 6, 1886)-No-
vember 1, 1887; First Unitarian Society, Ithaca, N. Y., November
1, 1887-October 1, 1890; First Parish, Hingham, Mass., October 1,
1890 (Installed, October 8, 1890)-October 1, 1899, Church of the
Messiah, St. Louis, Mo., October 1, 1899 (installed, November 30,
1889).—
James Washington Falls. 1.
EUa A. Giles (Mrs. George Drake Ruddy). 1.
Los Angeles, Cal.
1883.
HUGO GOTTFRIED EISENLOHR. 4. Graduate.
Born, Cincinnati, O., March 1, 1860. German Efvangellcal Protes-
tant ministry, ordained, Columbus, O., May 1882. German
Evan. Prot. St. John's Church, Wheeling, W. Va., October 1, 1883-
October 26, 1884; German St. John's Church, ancinnati, O. No-
vember 9, 18S4. —
JOHANNES HEDDADErS. 4. Graduate. E. D. (1884)
Born, Worms, Germany, April 15, 1847. A. M., University of the
City of New York, 1890; Ph. D., 1891. Unitarian ministry, or-
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dained, Columbus, O., May 29, 1883. First Unitarian Congrega-
tional Society, Yonkers, N. Y., installed, March 11, 1885-March 11,
1886. Residence, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Frederick Kellogg Gillette. 3. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, Oberlin, O., September 17, 1844. Unitarian ministry, or-
dained, at the church of the First Unitarian Society, San Fran-
cisco, Cal., November, 1886; Universalist church, Black River,
Falls, Wis., December, 1886-January, 1887; organized "Free
Church, Temporary," Ketchum, Idaho, October 1893-March, 1895.
In business. South Bellingham, Wash.
William Helzenroeder. 1,
Sophns Eaaberg. 1,
Born, Norway, October 27, 1856. In business, 2415 Kimball Ave-
nue, Chicago, 111.
LeTvis Gilbert Wilson. 2. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, Southborough, Mass., February 19, 1858. Unitarian minis-
try. iSecond Congregational Society, Leicester, Mass., ordained,
September 5, 1883-September, 1885; Hopedale Unitarian Parish,
Hopedale, September 1, 1885-November 1, 1904; Secretary, Amer-
ican Unitarian Association, Boston, Mass., 1908, —
1884.
GEORGE CHAELES WEIGHT. 4. Graduate
Born, New York City, N. Y., August 25, 1850. Unitarian minis-
try. First Parish, Northfield, Mass., October 5, 1884 (ordained,
October 14, 1884) -September 20, 1886; Free Church, Lowell, Oc-
tober 15, 1886.—
Edwin Guthrie Brown. 3.
Born, Cincinnati, O., September 9, 1859. Unitarian ministry. First
Unitarian Society, Bellingham, Wash., May 1, 1907 (ordained, June
26, 190'7)-July 1, 1907; Independent Congregational Society,
Presque Isle, Me., and Unitarian Church of Fort Fairfield, October
1, 1907-June 1, 1909; First Unitarian Society, Moline, 111., October
1, 1909-July 1, 1910.
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James Danfortli. 2. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, New Boston, N. H., July 2, 1846. Unitarian ministry. First
Parish, Tyngsboro, Mass., September 7, 1884 (ordained, November
11. 1884)-March 27, 1887. Residence, Tyngsboro, Mass.
George Hnniilton Groer. 1. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, Philadelphia, Pa., December 7, 1836. Methodist Epli copal
ministry, ordained, Deacon, Vancouver, Wash., August, 1862; or-
dained, Elder, August, 1864. Pastor in circuit work, seven years;
Olympia, Wash., 1867-1868; Seattle, 1868-1870; Port Townsend,
1870-1873. Unitarian ministry. Residence, Newburg, Ore.
Theodore Ilamiuer. 1.
'*'Hans Tanibs Lyoho. 2. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, Frederickshald, Norway, November 21, 1859. Graduated as
a civil engineer at Polytechnic School, Christiania, Norway. Uni-
tarian ministry. First Independent Society of Liberal Christians,
Janesville, Wis., June, 1884 (ordained, July 10, 1884)-June, 1885;
First Congregational Parish, Warwick, Mass., October 1, 1885-Sep-
tember 1. 1889; April 1, 1892-October 30, 1892. Died, Christiana,
Norway, April 16, 1898.
BenjamlD Franklin Oswald. 1.
Walter CatUn Pierce. 3. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, New Salem, Mass., April 5, 1860. Unitarian ministry, or-
dained, Mendon, Mass., September 19, 1888. Bowen Memorial
Chapel, Tiverton, R. I., March, 1889-December, 1891; stated sup-
ply, First Parish in Sandwich, Mass., January 1, 1892-January
1, 1893; First Unitarian Church, New Orleans, La., installed,
April 12, 1893-June. 1902; First Congregational Society, Castine,
Me., 1902-September, 1906; All Souls' Unitarian Church, Okla-
homa City, Okla., September, 1906-June, 1908; Second Unitarian
Society, West Somerville, Mass., 1909.—
1885.
*CABT FLETCHER ABBOTT. 3. Graduate.
Born, Neville, O., July 5, 1859. Unitarian ministry. First Unitar-
ian Society, Revere, Mass., December 1, 1885 (ordained and in-
Btalled. January 25, 1886) -February 10, 1889; The Unitarian As-
sociation, Winthrop, October 9, 1887-October 9, 1888; Firat
Unitarian Congregational Society, Nashua, N. H., installed, Feb-
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ruary 12, 1889-August 1, 1892; First Unitarian Society, CMcopee,
Mass., January 22, 1893 (installed, March 30, 1893) -March 1, 1897.
Died Ashland, Mass., November 23, 1900.
♦See: "American Unitarian Association, Yearbook, 1901, page 149."
JAMES CAMERON DUNCAN. 3. Graduate.
Born, Rothes, Morayshire, Scotland, July 8, 1860. Unitarian min-
istry. First Unitarian Church, Clinton, Mass., ordained, June 17,
1886.—
MABT REBECCA GODDEN (MRS. HANS TAMBSLTCHE). 3. Graduate.
Born, Janesville, Wis. Unitarian ministry. First Congregation-
al Church, Rowe, Mass., supply, summer, 1892; supply, First Con-
gregational Parish, Warwick, November, 1892-April, 1893. Teacher
of English, Kristiania, Norway.
SAMUEL HAMLET. 4. Graduate.
Born, Cheltenham, England, December 1, 1847. Unitarian min-
istry. First Congregational Church, Brookfield, Mass., ordained
and installed, November, 1885-1888; First Congregational Society
West Bridgewater, June, 1889-May, 1894; First Unitarian Society,
Wolfboro, N. H., 1894-1897. Residence, Boston, Mass.
NAPOLEON STAGE HOAGLAND. 4. Graduate.
Born, Holland Township, 111., February 21, 1858. Unitarian min-
istry. First Unitarian Society, Greeley, Col., July, 1885, (or-
dainel, 1885) -November, 1887; First Unitarian Society, Wichita,
Kan., December, 1887-June, 1890; First Unitarian Society, Olym-
pia. Wash., September 1, 1890-September 1, 1893; Fourth Uni-
tarian Society, Providence, R. I., April 1, 1894-December 10, 1895
Grace Chapel, Marshfield, Mass., January 1, 1896-May 1, 1899
Congregational Parish, Norton, supply, June-December 30, 1899
First Parish, Mendon, April 1, 1900-April 1, 1903; First Congrega-
tional Parish, Warwick, April 1, 1903-April 1, 1904; First Parish,
Tyngsboro, November 1. 1907. —
♦WALTER CLIFFORD MOORE. 4. Graduate. B. D. (1886.)
Unitarian ministry. First Parish, Pepperell, Mass., ordained and
Installed, September 7, 1887-December 7, 1890; Reformed Christian
Church, Trenton, N. Y., October, 1893-died Trenton, N. Y., Feb-
ruary 25, 1895.
*See: "The Christian Register, March 7, 1885, page 158."
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MARION Ml'RDOCK. 8. Graduate. B. D. (1887)
Born, Granavillo, Iowa. Unitarian ministry. Unity Church, Hum-
boldt, Iowa, ordained and Installed, September 1, 1885-June 30,
1890; People's Church, Kalamazoo, Mich., September 1, 1890-June
30, 1891; The Church of the Unity, Cleveland, O., September 1,
1893-June 30, 1899. Geneva, 111., 1903-1904. Residence, Alameda,
CalL
George Doaglas Black. 1.
Leverett Ricbmoud Daniels. 1. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, Florence, Mich., November 26, 1847. Graduate Bennet Medi-
cal School, Chicago, 111., 1872. Unitarian ministry. First Unita-
rian Society, Midland, Mich., July 1, 1885 (ordained, 1885)-March
1, 1891; First Unitarian Society, Big Rapids, March 1, 1891- Jan-
uary 1, 1893; First Unitarian Parish, South Natick, Mass., March 1,
1893-March 1, 1903; First Parish Church, Sherborn, March 1, 1893-
March 1, 1903; Unitarian Society, Houlton, Me., March 15, 1903-
March 15, 1909; Central Parish, Yarmouth, March 15, 1909. —
Franklin Cndworth Hull. 1.
John Gladstone Hodges, 2. Certificated Undergraduate.
Congregational ministry, ordained, 1886. Railroad Congregational
Church, Eldon, Iowa, November, 1890-October 4, 1891.
Charles Henry Scott 1.
1886.
JONATHAN BCRWELL FROST. 1. Graduate.
Eminent Consul, Columbian Woodman, Atlanta, Ga.
LOAMMI WALTER MASON. 4. Graduate.
Born, Jackson, Pa., November 24, 1861. D. D., Buchtel College,
1908. Unitarian ministry. Unity Society, Union City, Pa., or-
dained and installed, June 17, 1886-March 31, 1889; First Congre-
gational Church, Brookfleld, Mass., April 1, 1889 (Installed, April
5, 1889) -September 30, 1892; First Parish, Gloucester, October
1, 1892 (installed, October 10, 1892)-November 11, 1900; First
Unitarian Church, Pittsburg, Pa., November 18, 1900.—
FRANK LOW PHALEN. 3. Graduate.
Born, Wllliamstown, N. Y., May 9, 1859. Unitarian ministry. First
Congregational Church and Society, Wilton, N. H., June, 1886; or-
dained and installed, October 21, 1886) -August, 1888; Unitarian
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Congregational Society, Brattleboro, Vt., September, 1888 (in-
stalled, November, 1888) -November, 1892; Second Congregational
(Unitarian) Society, Concord, N. H., November, 1892 (installed,
December 19, 1892)-September 10, 1899; Chaplain, First New
Hampshire U. S. V., Spanish War, 1898; Chaplain, New Hampshire
Legistlature, 1897-1898; Church of the Unity, Worcester, Mass., in-
stalled, November 27, 1899-April 1, 1904; Unitarian Society of
Fairhaven, installed, January 22, 1906. —
*NICOLAl JOHANNES BALZER SCHULTZ. 4. Graduate.
Born, Flensburg, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. Unitarian min-
istry, ordained, 1887. Missionary work in Texas; First Unitarian
Society, San Antonio, Texas, November 13, 1892-1896; Unitarian
Church, Visalia, Cal., 1896-1897. Died, California.
*See: "The Pacific Unitarian, February, 1904, page 118."
Solon Laner. 1.
Born Willoughby, O., February 7, 1862. Unitarian ministry. First
Unitarian Society, Milford, N. H., ordained, January 9, 1889-Feb-
ruary 9, 1890; First Unitarian Society, Chicopee, Mass., December
13, 1890-December 14, 1891; Norfolk Unitarian Church, Dorchester,
April 1, 1892-April 1, 1893; Unitarian Society, San Diego, Cal., 1896-
1898. Residence, San Francisco, Cal.
*James Shedel Walker. 1.
Died, Meadville, Pa., 1885.
1887.
FBEDERICK BLOUNT MOTT. 2. Graduate.
Born, Leicester, England, May 3, 1856. Unitarian ministry. In-
dependent Congregational Society in Barton Square, Salem, Mass.,
ordained and installed, September 30, 1887-February 1, 1892; Third
Religious Society in Dorchester, Boston, installed, February 4,
1892-May 25, 1903; Unitarian Church, Southport, England, 1904-
1907; Unitarian Free Christian Church, Cardiff, Wales, 1907. —
Burton Babcock. 2.
Henry Harrison Brown. 2. Certificated Undergraduate,
Born, Uxbridge, Mass., June 26, 1840. Unitarian ministry. First
Congregational Parish, Petersham., Mass., ordained and installed,
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May 15, 18S8-May 1, 1889; Unltariau Society, Salem, Oregon, May
1, 1890-October, 1892; Eighteenth Connecticut Volunteers, August
8, 1892-March, 1864; 29th Connecticut Volunteers (Colored), March,
1864; First U. S. Regiment, Colored Troops, January 1, 1865-Sep-
tember 29, 186'5. Present address, Glenwood, Cal., President of the
"NOW" Folk corporation, and editor of "Now,"
Thomas Patrick Byrnes. 2.
Born, Jersey City, IMarch 16, 1861. Unitarian ministry, First Uni-
tarian Society, Geneva, 111., October 1, 1887 (ordained, February
1, 1888) -June 30, 1890; Christian Union Society, Humboldt, Iowa,
September 1, lS90-July 1, 1895; First Unitarian Church, Manistee,
Mich., July 15, 1895-September 1, 1897; First Unitarian Society,
Geneseo, 111., October 1, 1897-February 1, 1902; People's Church,
Kalamazoo, Mich., February 1, 1902-September 1, 1905; First Uni-
tarian Society, Erie, Pa., September 1, 1905.—
yyjUe AmeU Coffin. 2.
♦OUrer Martin Fisher. 1.
Charles Marcos KimbalL 1.
Born, Ripley, O., May 13, 1860. Graduate, St. Andrew's Divinity
School, SjTacuse, N. Y. Episcopalian ministry, ordained at St.
Paul's Church, Syracuse, N. Y., May 30, 1888. Assistant, Holy
Cross, New York City, N. Y., August. 1888-1889; Oriskany Falls,
1889-1890; North East, Pa., 1891-1893; St. John's, Erie, 1893; St.
Jude's Church, Buffalo, N. Y., 1895-1905; Assistant, St. John's
Church, Boston, Mass., 1908; St. Paul's, Nantucket, 1909-1910.
Address, Oriskany Falls, N. Y.
Frederic Anderson MarshalL 2.
Carl Nelson 3Ioller. 1.
Episcopalian ministry, ordained, deacon, 1889; ordained priest,
1890. Pastor in charge, St Stephen's Mission, Chicago, 1890-1896;
Rector, St. John, St. Louis, Mo., 1896-1901; Rector, La Crosse,
Wis., 1901. Residence, La Crosse, Wis.
Arthur Clarence Smith. 1.
Albeit ">VIlgTis. 1. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, Dayton, Ind., September 2, 1846. M. D., Rush Medical Col-
lege, Chicago, 1870. Unlversalist ministry, ordained, Whitsvllle,
Ind., October, 1888. Universalist Church, LaFayette, Ind. Resi-
dence, 1848 Third Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
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*SABnJEL ANDREW DTBEEG. 4. Graduate.
Born, Hernosand, Sweden, August 19, 1861. Unitarian ministry.
Fourth Unitarian Society, Providence, R. I., September 1, 1889-
March 1, 1890; First Congregational Society, Bedford, Mass., or-
dained, December 10, 1890-November 1, 1891. Colton, Cal., 1892-
1893. Died, Santa Barbara, Cal., October 18 ,1893.
ALFRED KINGSLET GLOYEE. 2. Graduate.
Episcopalian ministry, ordained, deacon, 1890; ordained, priest,
1890. Wells, Minn., 1897-1902; General missionary, Oregon, 1902;
Rector, St. Luke, Auburn, Call.; San Diego, Cali.
Cora Sexton Cochrane, 2. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, Sherwood, Mich. Unitarian ministry. Independent Chris-
tian Society, Bath, N. H., May 1, 1890 (ordained, 1890) -November
21, 1892; Church of Our Father, Sullivan Harbor, Me., January 18,
1893-January 18, 1895; Unity Church, Perry, Iowa, 1897-1898.
Residence, Bolton, Mass.
Lorenzo Darwin Cochrane. 2. Certifir^ated Undergraduate.
Born, Saline, Mich., November 27, 1854. Unitarian ministry. First
Unitarian Church, Littleton, N. H., July 1, 1888 (ordained, August
18, 1889) -September 1, 1892; First Unitarian Society. Ellsworth,
Me., November, 1892-1895; First Unitarian Society, East Lamoine,
Me., 1892-1895; Liberal Christian Church, Bar Harbor, Me., 1895;
Unity Church, Perry, Iowa, 1896-1897; the Follen Church, East
Lexington, Mass., January 16, 1898 (installed, December 30, 1899)-
April 16, 1904. Residence, Bolton, Mass.
Willis Edward Dudley. 1.
*Fontianns Gismondi Herman.
Died, Pittsburg, Pa., February 26, 1891.
William John Herbert Hogan. 1.
Unitarian ministry. Third Parish, West Dedham, Mass., 1888-
1890. Residence, Charlton, Mass.
Heinrich Frank Frankenstein. 1.
Thomas McEwen. 1.
Frans Lndwig Myrthen. 1.
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*Helen Grace Putnam. 2. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, Dorchester, Mass., May 20, 1840. Unitarian ministry, or-
dained, at Unity Church, Luverne, Minn., October 18, 1889. In
charge of a parish at Huron, S. Dak., January 13, 1889-September,
1889; Jamestown, N. Dak., December 7. 1889-Augu8t, 1892; Fargo,
August, 1892. Died, November, 1895.
Don Carlos StCTens. 2. Certificated Undergraduate.
Unitarian ministry. Christian Union Church, Reading, Mass., or-
dained, January 16, 1889-June 1, 1891; Washington Street Chris-
tian Church, Fairhaven, 1892-February, 1893.
1889.
HARRISON DELIVAN BARRETT. 8. Graduate.
Born, Canaan. Me., April 26, 1863. Spiritualist ministry, ordained,
Lily Dale, N. Y., August 25, 1889. Editor, "Banner of Light," Bos-
ton, Mass.. March 4, 1897-January 1, 1904. President, National
Spiritualists' Association of the United States of America, Sep-
tember 29, 1893-October 23, 1907. Editor-at-Large and Historian
1906-1908.
ANSON BARTIE CURTIS. 1. Graduate. B. D.
Born, Rives Junction, Mich., December 11, 1863. A. B., University
of Michigan, 1888; A. M., Allegheny College, 1889; Ph.D., 1890.
Wesleyan Methodist ministry, Grand Rapids, Mich., ordained, Sep-
tember 13, 1886-September 1, 1889; Trinitarian Congregational
ministry. Big Rapids, Mich., September 1, 1889-April 13, 1890;
First Unitarian Society, Big Rapids, September 1, lS89-May 31.
1890; Tufts College, Instructor in Hebrew, 1890-1894; Professor of
Hebrew, 1895-1896; Universalist ministry. Messiah Universalist.
Church, Binghamton, N. Y., January 1, 1897-February 26, 190O;
Congregational ministry. First Congregational, Greenville, Mich.,
February 27, 1900-March 19, 1906; Onondaga, Mich., September,
1906-April, 1908; Trinity Parish, Speer, 111., April 1, 1908-Sep-
tember 30, 1910. Unitarian ministry. First Unitarian, Jackson.
Mich., October 1, 1910.—
HENRY MONTESQUIEU GREEN. 8. Graduate. B. D.
Born, Salford, Lancashire, England, September 9, 1860. Unitar-
ian ministry. First Parish and Religious Society, Bolton, Mass.,
ordained, January 14, 1891-February 27, 1892; Protestant Episco-
palian ministry. Ordained, deacon, Boston, Mass., June 5, 1898;
ordained, priest, San Antonio, Texas, May 24, 1889,
1889]
FBEDERICK WILLEM NICOLAAS HUGENHOLTZ. 3. Graduate. B. D.
Born Zierikzee, Holland, June 24, 1868. Unitarian ministry. Hol-
land Unitarian Church, Muskegon, Mich., November 8, 1891-July
3, 1892; Unity Church, Hillsdale, Wis., August 28, 1892-June 16,
1895; Independent Church, Scheidam, Holland, September 29,
1895.—
BLANCHE PENTECOST (MRS. JAMES EDWIN BAGLET). 8. Graduate.
GEORGE EDWARD SPRING. 3. Graduate.
Martha Chapman Aitken. 3. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, near Montpelier, Vt. Unitarian ministry. Missionary work
in Illinois and Wisconsin; Cedar Falls, Iowa, October-Septem-
ber; missionary work in Washington; First Parish Church, Pem-
broke, Mass., January 1, 1894 (ordained and installed, April 5,
1894) -January 1, 1895. Residence, Wollaston, Mass.
*James Edwin Bagley. 2.
Born, Craftsbury, Vt, May 23, 1867. Unitarian ministry. All
Souls' Church, Sioux Falls, S. D., 1889 (ordained, October 17,
1889) -1890; First Parish, Haverhill, Mass., installed, October 2,
1890-July 1, 1893; Wollaston Unitarian Society, Wollaston, Oc-
tober 1, 1893; (installed, October 5, 1893)— Died, Wollaston, March
1, 1899.
*See: "American Unitarian Association. Year Book 190O, page 168."
^rrin Jndson Blood. 2. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, Washintgon, N. H., August 29, 1856. Unordained. Fruit-
grower, Petersburg, 111.
James Arthur Chalfant. 1.
Born, Shinnston, W. Va., February 24, 1862. Minister for twenty
years in United Brethren, Methodist and Uuiversalist churches.
Residence, Portsmouth, W. Va.
James Henry Dickson. 1. Certificated Undergraduate.
Mae Louise Doan. 1.
Henry Frank. 1.
Lila Allison Frost (Mrs. Leslie Willis Sprague). 1.
Born, Morrow Co., O. Unitarian ministry, ordained at session of
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Western Unitariau Conference, Chicago, January 16, 1890; Axsist-
ant Pastorates, at Universalist Church, Monroe, "Wis., September,
1889-September, 1891 ; Unitarian Church, Pomona, Cal., September,
1891-March, 1893; Second Unitarian Church, San Francisco, Cal.,
January, 1894-September, 1895; New South Church, and Unity
Church, Boston, Mass., June, 1896-June, 1897. Residence, 264
Henry Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Saicblro lioujamln Kando. 1.
Born, Kushimoto, Japan, September 24, 1863. Inaugurated, Secre-
tary, Japanese Unitarian Association, Tokyo, Japan, November,
1889-1910; Preacher, First Tokyo Unitarian Church, 1889-1910; on
Editorial Board, "Rikugo-Zasshi," 1889-1910.
Blon Curtis Morse. 1.
Leslie Willis Spra^e. 8.
Born, North Boston, N, Y., May 2, 1869. B. D., St. Lawrence Uni-
versity, 1904. Unitarian ministry, ordained, at session of "Wes-
tern Unitarian Conference, All Souls' Church, Chicago, January
16, 1890. Universalist Church, Monroe, "Wis., September, 1889-
October 18, 1891; Unitarian Church, Pomona, Cal., September,
1891-March, 1893; Second Unitarian Church, San Francisco, Cal.,
March, 1893-September, 1895; New South Church, and Unity
Church, Boston, Mass., January, 1896-June, 1897; All Souls
Church, (Universalist), Grand Rapids, Mich., September, 1897 (in-
stalled, October 8)-October 15, 1900; First Unitarian Church,
Helena, Mont, October 18, 1900-October 18, 1902; Unity Church,
Montclair, N. J., October, 1902-September, 1905. Associate Lead-
er of New York Society for Ethical Culture, June, 1905-June, 1910;
Founder and Leader of Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture, Jan-
uary, 190i6-June, 1910; Associate Minister, Church, of the Pil-
grims, Congregational, Brooklyn, N. Y., Decemlber, 1910. —
Walter Watklns Yrooman. 1.
•Watson Weed. 1. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, Galen, "Wayne Co., N. Y., March 14, 1849, Unitarian minis-
try. First Unitarian Society, Stowe, "Vt., October 1, 1889 (ordained
June 30, 1890) -October 1, 1890; Union Church, Middlesex, Vt., May
1, 1890-August 1, 1890; First Unitarian Society, "VN^are, Mass., April
15, 1891-June 1, 1892; First Parish, Scituate, Mass., January 1,
1893; Second Congregational Society, East Marshfield, June 1,
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1892- January 1, 1897; First Church, Duxbury, installed, August,
1897. Died, South Royalton, Vt., June 14, 1905.
•See: "American Unitarian Association, Yearbook, 1905, page 146."
1890.
THOMAS ERNEST ALLEN. 1. Graduate.
Born, Jamestown, N. Y., February 4, 1858. Unitarian ministry.
Fourth Unitarian Society, Providence, R. I., ordained and in-
stalled, November 14, 1890-1892; Congregational Society, Grafton,
Mass., installed, February 3, 1892-February 14, 1895; Third Parish,
West Dedham, May, 189&-June, 1898. Residence, Jamestown, N. Y.
JOHN BASEL BARNHILL. 4. Graduate.
Born, Xenla, 111., April 27, 186'4. Unitarian ministry. First Parish
Church, Pembroke, Mass., August 1, 1889-Jenuary 1, 1890; Unita-
rian Society, Mattoon, 111., summer, 1890; Second Congregational
Society, Marblehead. Mass., April, 1891 (ordained, October, 1891)-
September, 1892; Mountpottinger Unitarian Church, Belfast, Ire-
land, October, 1893-April, 1896; Earl Street, (Unitarian) Chapel,
Maidstone, Eng., April, 1896-June, 1898. Editor, "Nationality,"
1899-1901, London, "Health Without Drugs," 1899-1904, London;
"Southern Illinois Independent," Xenia, 111. Lyceum and Chau-
tauqua platform work. Address, Xenia, 111.
FREDERICK GILL. 3. Graduate.
Bom, Kingston, Can., April 17, 1862. Unitarian ministry. First
Congregational Parish, Arlington, Mass., ordained and Installed,
February 4, 1892.—
THOMAS JAY HORNER. 4 Graduate.
Born, Hillsboro, Pa., June 24, 1862. Unitarian ministry. First
Parish in Westford, Mass, June, 1890 (ordained, Septem-
ber 25, 1890)-October 14, 1892; Unitarian Society, Sacramento,
Cal., September 1, 1892 (installed, January 25, 1893) -September 1,
1894; Independent Congregational Church, Battle Creek, Mich.,
September 1, 1895 (installed, December 11, 1895) -May 1, 1897;
Second Congregational (Unitarian) Church, Quincy, 111., May 1,
1897 (installed, November 2, 1897) -September 1, 1899; Congre-
gational Unitarian Society Melrose, Mass., November 1, 1899 — First
Congregational Parish, Sharon, June 3, 1904. —
CARL GEORG HORST. 4. Graduate.
Born, Cassel, Germany, June 8, 1867. Unitarian ministry. Unity
Church, Pittsfield, Mass., August 1, 1891 (ordained, September 25,
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1891)-May 31. 1895; Second Unitarian Society. Athol, June
1, 1895 (Installed, July 11. 1895) -September CO, 1900; First Uni-
tarian Society, West Upton. October 1, 1900 (installed. De-
cember 6, 1900) -December 31, 1908; Wollaston Unitarian Church,
Quincy, January 1, 1909 (installed, March 14, 1909.)—
ARTHUR WARNER LITTLEFIELD. 3. Graduate.
Born. Peabody. Mass.. June 12, 1858. Unitarian ministry. FlfBt
Church, Wayland, Mass.. January 1, 1891 (ordained, July 1, 1891)-
December 31. 1891; Unity Church. Brockton, Mass.. January 1,
1892-December 1. 1892; Winchester Unitarian Society. De-
cember 1, 1892-September 1, 1898; Church of the Messiah, Louis-
ville. Ky., September 1. 1898-March 1, 1900; First Parish, Fitch-
burg. Mass., May 1. 1900 (installed. May 2, 1900) -May 1, 1908;
Second Unitarian Society in Brookline. May 1, 1908.—
JOEL HASTINGS METCALF. 4. Graduate.
Born, MeadvlUe, Pa., January 4, 1866. Ph.D., Allegheny College,
1892. Unitarian ministry. Second Unitarian Society, West Somer-
vllle, Mass., ordained, October 29, 1890-August 1, 1892; Roslin-
dale Unitarian Church, Boston, April 25. 1892-October 7. 1893;
First Congregational Society, Burlington. Vt., installed. October
10, 1893-October 10, 1903; First Congregational Society, Taunton,
Mass., December 27, 1904-December 29, 1910; Winchester Unita-
rian Society, Winchester, installed. December 29, 1910. —
FRANK WRIGHT PRATT. 4. Graduate.
Born, Elgin, 111., October 23, 1866. Unitarian ministry. FlTBt
Parish. West Roxbury, Mass., ordained, October 23, 1891-April
1, 1895; Town Congregational Society Walpole, N. H., January
5, 1896-December 31, 1899; Wollaston Unitarian Society. Quincy,
Mass., January 2. 1900-February 26, 1905; Hopedale Unitarian
Parish, Hopedale. February 28, 1905-November 1, 1908; Field
Secretary for Western Canada, American Unitarian Association
and British and Foreign Unitarian Association. November 1,
1908.— Residence. Calgary. Alberta, Can.
ELVIN JAMES PRESCOTT. 4. Graduate.
Born, Hampton Fall, N. H.. August 27, 1865. Unitarian min'stry.
First Congregational Society, Littleton, Mass., ordained and In-
stalled, November 13, 1890-October 1, 1892; First Congregational
Parish Kennebunk, Me., September 29. 1892-April 11, 1893; First
Congregational Society, Salem. Mass., March 30, 1897-September
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5, 1902; Unitarian Society, Rockland, 1908-1910; Unitarian Churcli,
Sanford, Me., January 1, 1910. —
Clirlstian Bann. 1.
Patrick CalTln. 1.
Henri DeHoog. 1.
Locfs Edelman. 1.
Eulalie Deming Guthrie (Mrs. Ollrer Jay Fairfield). 2.
Born, Yellow Springs, O, A. B., Antioch College, 1887; A.M., 1892.
Residence, Littleton, Mass.
Hermann Haugerud. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, Christiana, Norway, October 7, 1874. Unitarian ministry.
First Unitarian Society, Puyallup Wash., October, 1890 (ordained,
December 3, 1890) -August, 1892; First Congregational Church,
Rowe, Mass., June 1, 1893-October 1, 1895; Free Christian Church,
Minneapolis, Minn., October 13, 1895-May 28, 1889; Scandinavian
Unitarian Church, Hudson, Wis., July, 1899-1902; First Parish,
Walpole, Mass., 1902-1903; The Unitarian Church, Christiana, Nor-
way, 1905.—
rSetnr Biewert Hnizlnga. 2.
Casslns Boy Manning. 1.
George Henry John Offen. 1.
Toros Aram Sarklslan. 2.
1891.
FRANCIS WILDER HOLDEN. 4. Graduate.
Born, Waitsfield, Vt, July 28, 1862. Unitarian ministry. Supply,
Church of the Unity, Rochester, N. H., January 3, 1892-November
1, 1892; Congregational Unitarian Society, Bernardston, Mass.,
January 1, 1893 (ordained, January 10, 1893)-December 29, 1895;
Congregational Parish, Norton, May 1, 1896-October 31,
1898; Church of the Unity, Stowe, Vt, supply, November 6, 1898-
January 1, 1899, settled, January 1, 1899-September 17, 1899; Con-
gregational Parish, Norton, Mass., October 1, 1899-November 1,
1906; First Unitarian Society, Milford, N. H., November 4, 1906.—
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WATABI KITASHIMA. 8. Graduate. B. D. (1894)
Born, Ekihljen, Japan. January 16, 1868. Ph.D., Allegheny College,
1893. Unitarian ministry. First Congregational Unitarian Socie-
ty, Vineland, N. J., May 2, 1894-June 28, 1896. Secular occupa-
tion, Tokyo, Japan.
John Leon Ben^ell. 1.
Johannes Johnson Branti. 4. Certificated Undergraduate.
Eugene Landon Conklln. 1.
Bom, Southold. N. Y., May 28, 1866. A. B., Hamilton College,
1890; A. M., 1893. Universallst ministry, ordained, Clarendon, N.
Y., 1892. First Universalist Church of Clarendon, N. Y., May,
1891-May, 1894; First Universalist Church of Le Roy, May 1, 1894-
May, 1900; First Universalist Church of Elgin, 111., May 1, 1900-
October 1, 1906; State Superintendent of Churches of Illlnoifl,
November 1, 1906.— Editor, State Messenger, Elgin, 111.—
Thomas Korrelle Dean. 2.
Stephen Crawford Gooseley.
Elwln Spencer Greer. 8.
Born, Yamhill Co., Oregon August 10, 1865. Farmer and fruit-
grower, Oregon, 1894 —
•Joseph Brj-ant Hargett. 1.
Irving Door Lovett 1.
James Lnther Minnlck. 1.
Born, Springfield, O., April 30, 1864. Unitarian ministry ordained,
Genesee, 111., June, 1890. Providence, R. I., General Manager,
Society for Orsanizing Charity.
Tnson Tsuffa. 1.
Owen Il«dington Washburn. 1.
Born, Vernon, Vt., August 22, 1866. Universalist ministry, or-
dained, Stoughton, Wis.. July 19, 1893. Universalist churches,
1893-1898. Journalist, Pocantlco Hills, N. Y., 1902-1910. Resi-
dence, Iron Hill, Md., 1910.—
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1892.
WALTEE EUSTACE LANE. 3. Graduate.
Born, Gloucester, Mass., September 6, 1866. Unitarian ministry.
Second Unitarian Society, Athol, Mass., ordained and installed,
November 17, 1892-September 1, 1894; Independent Society,
Presque Isle, Me., July 1, 1895-November 1, 1897; First Unitarian
Church, Rockville, Conn., September 3, 1899-July 28, 1901; First
Religious Society, Carlisle, Mass., 1901-1905. Residence, Spencer,
Mass.
AMANDUS HALVDAN NOBMAN. 5. Graduate.
Born, Stange, Norway, June 5, 1865. Unitarian ministry. Free
Christian Church, Minneapolis, Minn., ordained September 3,
1893-November 20, 1895; Nora Free Christian Church, Hanska,
Minn., September 3 1893 — Free Christian Church, Minneapolis,
November 20, 1899-May 1, 1906. Editor, "Dakota," Fargo,
N. D., November, 1895-May 1, 1898; "Fram," May 1, 1898-November
20, 1899. Chaplain, 2nd N. D. Volunteers, April, 1898.—
MAET ALICE TUCKER. 3. Graduate.
Unitarian ministry (unordained). First Unitarian Society, Mid-
land Mich., and First Unitarian Society, Mount Pleasant, Mich.
1892.
Olaf Johnson Andrews. 2.
TTlIIard Stephen Ballon. 2.
Universalist ministry. Lestershire, N. Y.
Charles Franklin Bnshnell.
Born, Berlin, Conn., October 3, 1858. Ordained, Universalist min-
istry, Muncie, Ind., August 29 1895. Missionary and supply work
in Indiana, January, 1894-December, 1895; Crawfordsville, and
Fincastle, Indiana, January, 1896-December, 1896; Cohocton and
South Dansville, N. Y., June, 1897-June, 1899; Editor, "Record,"
Bath, Pa., 1899-1907 ; "Record," Berlin, Conn., November, 1908-Feb-
ruary, 1910; "Minuteman," 1910. — Residence, Berlin, Conn.
Augustus William Dellqnest S.
Mabel Lila MacCoy. 1.
Marion Murdock. 1. (See under 1885.)
Louis Singer. 1.
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Victor Emanuel SouthworUi. 1.
Unitarian ministry, ordained, 1892. First Unitarian Society, Ware,
Mass., installed, December 29, 1892-February 1, lS9ri; First Inde-
pendent Society of Liberal Christians Janesville, Wis.. April 1895-
1897; First Unitarian Society of Greeley, Colo., September 4, 1897-
March 28, 1898.
Richard Clark WUby. 1.
Born, Cincinnati. O., January 11, 1850. Unitarian ministry. West
End Society, Toronto, Can., three months, summer, 1891; First
Congregational Parish. Deerfield, Mass., September 27, 1891 (or-
dained, June 1, 1892)-June 10, 1896. Residence, Detroit, Mich.
1893.
JOSEPH C.4DT ALLEN. 8. Graduate.
Born, Rochester. N. Y., January 30, 1869. Unitarian ministry.
First Unitarian Society. Winona. Minn., ordained and installed,
December 16, 1895-July 31, 1896; Unity Church, Redlands, Cal.,
March 18, 1897-May 1, 1898; First Parish. Scituate. Mass.. July.
1900-November, 1901; Central Parish, Yarmouth. Me., September
1, 1901-March 31. 1904; First Parish, Walpole, Mass., installed,
May 11, 1904-1907. Residence. Hubbardston. Mass.
PERU JOIIXSOX ANDREWS. 4. Graduate.
Born, Kristianstad, Sweden, April 25, 1868. Unitarian ministry,
unordained. Organized the Scandinavian Unitarian Society. Den-
ver. Colo.. November, 1891 (settled. December 1, 1891) -February
1, 1892; Unitarian Congregational Society, Francestown, N. H.,
June 15, 1893-September 1, 1893; Unitarian Church of Sherwood,
Mich., September 15, lS94-January 1. 1895. Manufacturer, and civil
engineer. Weed, N. M., January 15, 1905. —
HERBERT LESLIE BUZZELL. 3. Graduate.
Born, Medford, Mass., May 8, 1865. Unitarian ministry. Wash-
ington Street Christian Church, Fairhaven. Mass.. October 1, 1893
(ordained, October 30, lS93)-October 1, 1896; Unitarian Society,
New Ulm, Minn., November 1, 1896-October 1. 1898; Church of the
Good Samaritan. Union Springs. N. Y., March, 1899- June, 1901;
Universalist Society, Oakland, Me.. August 1, 1901-April 1, 1903;
Universalist churches, Nicholson, Hop Bottom and Fleetville, Pa.,
April 1. 1903-July 1, 1904; First Universalist Society of Hyannis,
Mass., July 1, 1904-June 1. 1908; All Souls' (Unitarian) Church,
Windsor, Vt.. June 1. 1908-April 1. 1909; First Parish, Barre, Mass.,
April 1. 1909 (installed. May 13. 1909).—
1898]
EGBERT COLLTER DOUTHIT. 4. Graduate.
Born. Shelbyville, 111.. March 15, 1869. Unitarian ministry. Free
Congregational Society, Baraboo, Wis.. September, 1893 (ordained,
1894) -January 1, 1897; Assistant minister. Shelbyville. 111., 1897-
1898; First Congregational Parish, Petersham, Mass., November,
1898-March 1, 1902; Jordan Unitarian Church and First Congre-
gational Church, Shelbyville, 111., installed. March 19. 1902-1903;
First Parish, Dover, Mass., installed, June 16, 1904-January 1,
1907; First Congregational Society, Castine, Me., January 1,
1907.—
BERNARD ANTHONY VAN SLUYTERS. i. Graduate.
Born, Goor, Holland, December 4, 1866. Unitarian ministry. Unity
Church, Decorah, Iowa, September 1, 1893 (ordained. January 2,
1894) -January 1, 1895; Unity Church, Cherokee, June 1, 1895-
June 1, 1896; First Congregational Parish, Warwick, Mass., June
1, lS99-September 1, 1900; Holland Unitarian Church, Grand Rap-
ids, Mich., September 1. 1900.—
WILLI A JI LORISON WALSH, i. Graduate.
Born, Canada, January 12, 1859. Unitarian ministry. First
Church, Brookfield, Mass., June 18, 1893 (ordained, November 2,
1893).—
LIncolu Elbridge Brown. 8.
Born. Scranton, Pa., November 25, 1861. Unitarian ministry. Wil-
low Place Chapel, Brooklyn, N. Y., March. 1893 (ordained, summer
1893) -December, 1896. Social work. Brooklyn, Bureau of Char-
ities, clerk. 1 year; Head Resident. Hale House Settlement,
Boston, Mass., 2Vj years; Superintendent, Boys Industrial As-
sociation. Scranton, Pa., 2Vj years; Superintendent, Boys Indus-
trial Association, Wilkesbarre, Pa., 1 year; Social Secretary, and
Superintendent of Social Work, to Rector of Cavalry Episcopal
Church, Wilkesbarre, Pa., 4 years; General Secretary, Boys' Club
and Institute of Industry, Albany, N. Y., to date. — Episcopalian
connection, 1903.
Charles Graves. S.
Unitarian Society of Passaic, N. J., and Unitarian Society, Ridge-
wood, N. J.
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LIUan ETnnertlliH' Hlller (Mrs. lionnrd Idoll). 8.
Born, Dunkirk. N. Y. llesldouco, Watcrbury, t'oun.
Monnle Emanuel LlNchor. 1.
Henry Frej Lutz. 1.
John Mnlliolliind. 1.
^Alexander ro.slitlnialjlan. 1.
Born, Adiibazar. Turkey. Graduated from a missionary semin-
ary, Constantinople, (now Roberts College). Con>;roRatlonall8t
ministry, ordained, Murad-chlay, Tnrkey, 1869. Pastorates, at
Adrlnnoplo, Angora, Necomedla, Adabazar. Died, Boston, Mass.,
January 2'J, 1901.
*IUns Sakarlus RIkstad. 2.
Died, Norway.
Henry Sleusuke Sekl.
1894.
JOHN HENIIY AITLEBEE. II Craduato.
Born, Davenport, England, March 12, 1868. Unitarian ministry,
ordained at liulopeiulciit Congregational Cliureli, .Meadville, Pa.,
June 14, 1894. Parkalde Unitarian Church. Buffalo. N. Y., October
IB, 1895-May 7, 181)9; First Parish. West Boxbury, Boston. Mass.,
May 14, 1899-March 12, 1905; Pilgrim, (Unitarian) Church, Attle-
boro, Mass., March 19, 1905-Docember 19, 1910; May Memorial
Church, Syracuse, N. Y., January 1, 1911. —
SEWARD BAKER, 4. Graduate.
Born, Township of Ash, Mich., October 11, 1858. Graduate, Indi-
ana Normal College, 1882. Ministry, independent, ordained. Ster-
ling, 111., May. 1895. People's Church, Sterling, III., March
1. 1895-Decembor 1. 1898; Unitarian Church, Shemold. Janu-
ary 1, 1899-July 31, 1904; Unitarian Society, Geneseo, October 1,
1904-December 1, 1905; Congregational Church, Clarksville,
March 1, 1907-March 1, 1908; Universalist Church, Woodstock,
O., October 1, 1909.—
1894]
WILLIAM CHANGING BROWN. 4. Graduate.
Born, Sherborn, Mass., March 7, 1868. Unitarian ministry. First
Unitarian Society, Gardner, Mass., and First Congregational So-
ciety, Hubbardston, July 1, 1895 (ordained, Gardner, September
11, 1895) -November 30, 1898; First Congregational Society, Lit-
tleton, December 1, 1898 (installed, December 27, 1898)-January
31, 1904; Field Agent of the American Unitarian Association,
Boston, February 1, 1904-April 30, 1905; Field Secretary for New
England, American Unitarian Association, May 1, 1905. —
FLORENCE BUCK. 3. Graduate.
Born, Kalamazoo, Mich. Unitarian ministry, ordained at All Souls'
Church, Chicago, 111,, September 24, 1893. Unity Church, Cleve-
land, 0.. September 7, 1893-June 30, 1899; Field Superintendent,
American Unitarian Association, Michigan, September 1, 1900-
December 30, 1900; First Unitarian Church, Manistee, Mich, Jan-
uary 1, 1901-June 30, 1901; First Unitarian Society, Kenosha, Wis.,
September 1, 1901 (installed, October 27, 1901).—
HERBERT CUNNINGHAM FARWELL. 4. Graduate.
Born, Clinton, Mass., November 5, 1868. Harvard Divinity School,
1894-1895; Brooklyn, N. Y., Bureau of Charities, July 1, 1895-
August, 1898; Harvard Divinity School, fall term to January 1,
1899; Brooklyn, N. Y., Bureau of Charities, January 1, 1899-
August, 1899. Unitarian ministry, ordained at King's Chapel,
Boston, Mass., June 18, 1899; Superintendent Salem Fraternity,
Salem, Mass., October 1, 1899-March 1, 1908; Superintendent
Plummer Farm School, Salem, March 1, 1898-September 1, 1898;
Superintendent Salem Fraternity, Salem, October 1, 1898. —
FREDERIC JOHN GAULD. 3. Graduate.
Born, Birmingham, England, October 1, 1867. Unitarian ministry.
Assistant minister. All Souls' Church, New York City, N. Y., Oc-
tober, 1894 (ordained, November, 1894)-March 1. 1896; Christian
Union Society, Reading, Mass., April, 1896 (installed, April 23,
1896-March 1, 1899; First Congregational Society, Leominster,
March 1, 1899 (installed, March 8, 1899).—
STANLEY MERCER HUNTER. 4. Graduate.
Unitarian ministry. Unitarian Church, Sheffield, 111,, ordained
and installed, February 25, 1896-December 31, 1897; Church of
the Messiah, St. John, N. B., March, 1898-Jianuary 31, 1901; First
Parish, Scituate, Mass,, 1902-November, 1903. Residence, Pasa-
dena, Cal.
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JOSEPH MARION SEATON. 4. Graduate.
Born, Clinton Co., 111., March 23. 1861. Unitarian ministry, or-
dained at Baltimore, Md., May, 1895. First Unitarian Church,
Richmond, Va., September 1, 1894-July 1, 1897; First Congrega-
tional (Unitarian) Society, Hubbardston, Mass., April 2, 1899-
Aprll 1, 1909. Residence, Hubbardston, Mass,
FILVNK SCOTT COREY WICKS. S. Graduate.
Born, Millville, Mass., February 15, 1868. Unitarian ministry, or-
dained at Meadville, Pa., June 14, 1894. Unitarian Society of Pas-
saic, N. J., February 15, 1895-February 15, 1898; First Parish ia
Brighton, Boston. Mass., February 15. 1898-December 10, 1905;
All Souls Unitarian Church, Indianapolis, Ind., December 10,
1905.—
Lilian Saxe Holmes. L
Ernest Jones. 3.
John William Matthys. 1.
OtfTay Pleasant Moorman. S.
William Stanley Mchols. 1.
Born, Danvers, Mass., May 4, 1872. Unitarian ministry, ordained at
King's Chapel, Boston, Mass., June 18, 1899. Town Congrega-
tional Society, Walpole, N. H., installed, November 22, 1900-De-
cember 1, 1905; Unity Church, Pueblo, Colo., March 23, 1906- Sep-
tember 1, 1908; All Soul's Unitarian Church, Colorado Springs,
September 1, 1907-September 1, 1908; First Unitarian Church
and Society, North Andover, Mass., May 16", 1909.—
Matthew Cooper Pugsley. 1.
Born, Dover Plains, N. Y., January 2, 1871. Fruit-grower, West-
field. N. Y.
Isaac Frank Qolnby. 1,
ThonuiB Frank Bayon. 1.
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1895.
HAEBIET BELLE BAETOJf (MES. BICHAED WILSON BOINTOX).
4. Graduate.
Born, Gill, Mass. Unitarian ministry, ordained, Roslindale, Bos-
ton, Mass., September 4, 1895. Residence, Buffalo, N. Y.
EICHAED WILSON BOTNTON. 3. Graduate.
Born, Boston, Mass., September 24, 1870'. Unitarian ministry.
Roslindale Unitarian Church, Roslindale, Boston, Mass., ordained,
September 4, 1895-October 2, 1900; Unity Church, St. Paul, Minn.,
October 2, 1900-December 31, 1907; First Unitarian Church,
Buffalo, N. Y., January 1, 1908 (installed, February 27, 1908).—
LOUIS HENEY BUCKSHOEN. 4. Graduate.
Born, Cincinnati, O., December 17, 1865. Unitarian ministry.
First Congregational Parish, Westford, Mass., April, 1896 (or-
dained, October 7, 1896) -December 15, 1900; Second Congrega-
tional Society, Concord, N. H., December 1, 1900 (installed, Jan-
uary 16, 1901)-July, 1909; Stevens Memorial Chapel, Vineyard
Haven, Mass., December 1, 1909. —
SAMUEL LOUIS ELBEEFELD. 4. Graduate.
Born, Pomeroy, O., June 4, 1869. Unitarian ministry. First
Unitarian Society, Revere, Mass., ordained, January 15, 1897-
April 9, 1899; Second Congregational Society, Quincy, 111., Jan-
uary 24, 1900-November 1, 1902; Unitarian Congregational So-
ciety, Danvers, Mass., May 1, 1904-Sept6mber 3, 1905; First Uni-
tarian Society, Hyde Park, December 10, 1905-July 1, 1908; South
Parish, Charlestown, N. H., July 1, 1908.—
SAMUEL GAEBOEG. 4. Graduate.
EMELINE HAEEINGTON. 3. Graduate.
Born, Cedar Falls, Wis. Unitarian ministry. First Parish, Pep-
perell, Mass., October 13, 1895 (ordained, October 30, 1895)-
July 2, 1899; People's Church, Adrian, Minn., March 9, 1902 (In-
stalled, April 17, 1902)-March 8, 1903. Residence, 735 Hague
Avenue, St. Paul, Minn.
JAMES EADS HOW. 8. Graduate.
Born, St. Louis, Mo., September 30, 1868. M. D., College of
Physicians and Surgeons, 1908. National Committee for the
Brotherhood Welfare Association. Residence, St. Louis, Mo.
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JOSIAU COLEMA> KE>T. 4. Graduate.
Born, Marblehead, Mass., January 21, 1866. First Congregational
Church and Society, Northboro, Mass., December 1. 1895 (.or-
dained, January 1, 1896).—
CLARENCE ADIUAN LANGSTOX. 2. Graduate.
Born, Massac, Ky., May 1, 1867. A. B., Allegheny College. 1895;
S. T. B., Harvard University, 1896. Presbyterian ministry, or-
dained, Mayfield, Ky., October 14, 1899; Newman, Cal., March 1,
1890-March 1, 1891; Unitarian ministry. Barnard Memorial,
Boston, Mass., October 11, 1896-Xovember 6, 1898; Unity Church,
South Boston, November 6, 1898-March 25, 1900; First Unita-
rian Church, Atlanta, Ga., April 1, 1900-July 1, 1905. Protestant
Episcopal ministry, ordained. Deacon, 1906; ordained. Priest,
1907; Rector, Church of the Epiphany, Atlanta, 1906-1908; Rector,
St. Paul's Church, East Cleveland, C, November 29, 1908.—
EGBERT SPRAGUE LORING. 8. Graduate.
Born, Cambridge, Mass., October 2, 1870. Unitarian ministry.
Unity Church, St. Cloud, Minn., September 1, 1897 (ordained, Oc-
tober 19, 1897)-May 1, 1901; First Unitarian Society, Iowa City,
Iowa, September 1, 1907. —
HENDRIK VOSSEMA. 4. Graduate.
Born, Nuis, Province of Groningen, Netherlands, July 26, 1867,
S. T. B., Tufts College, 1896. Universalist ministry. Church of
the Redeemer, Halifax, N. S., May 1, 1896 (ordained, September
16, 1896)-August 31, 1900; First Universalist Church, Logans-
port, Ind., September 1, 1900-August 31, 1903; Murray Univer-
salist Church, Attleboro, Mass., September 1, 1903-November
30, 1908; Church of Our Father, Reading, Pa., December 1, 1908. —
*JOHX \OTES WOODMAN. 8. Graduate.
Born, Haverhill, Mass., April 14, 1870. Unitarian ministry.
First Congregational Society, Sterling, Mass., ordained and in-
stalled, June 24, 1896-September 1, 1901. Died, Haverhill, Mass.,
May 12, 1904.
*See: "American Unitarian Association. Year Book, 1904, page 136."
♦Fisher Ames. 4.
Born, St. Paul, Minn., September 2, 1857. Unitarian ministry.
Unitarian Church, Asheville, N. C. Died, Asheville, N. C, No-
vember 22, 1900.
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Dwight Benton. 1.
W. C. S. GUdden. 1.
Sarah Louisa Haight. 1.
Educated at Alma College, St, Thomas, Ontario, Swartlimore Col-
lege and Darby Training School for Teachers, Pa. Universallst
ministry. First Universallst Church, Tecumseh, Mich., ordained.
May 26, 1899-May, 1903; First Universalist Church, Benton Har-
bor, October, 1903-October, 1906; Unity Church (Unitarian) Perry,
Iowa, November, 1907-January 6, 1910. Unitarian ministry, 1908.
Address, 113 North Sheldon Street, Charlotte, Mich.
Walter George Hanbury. 1.
James Haworth. 2.
*John Michael Jones. 1.
Henry Charles Payne. 2.
William Wilfred Chenoivyth Pope. 1.
Unitarian ministry. Lewisham Unitarian Christian Church, High
Street, Lewisham, London, 1897. —
Alfred Dewey Keegan Shurtleff. 1.
Born, Brookline, Mass., September 5, 1873. Unitarian ministry.
Bulfinch Place Chapel, Boston, Mass., Assistant minister, or-
dained. May 1, 1898- June 30, 1901; First Congregational Society,
Chelmsford, September 1, 1901 (installed, October 8, 1902) -April
1, 1907; Church of Our Father, East Boston, April 1, 1907.—
Sojiro Snznkl. 1.
1896.
FREDEBICK CURTIS BROWIV. 3. Graduate.
Born, Brooklyn, N. Y., March 31, 1875. Unitarian ministry. First
Unitarian Society, Middleboro, Mass., ordained and installed, No-
vember 10, 1896-1898; Chaplain, United States Navy, April, 1898-
October, 1902; First Unitarian Congregational Society, Buffalo,
N. Y., May 1, 1902-October 1, 1906; supplied pulpit for the Uni-
tarian Church in Summit, N. J., 1906-1910, while in business. New
York City, N. Y. Residence, Summit, N. J.
MRS. ADELAIDE AVERT CLAFLIN. 2. Graduate.
Unitarian ministry, ordained, 1897. Residence, 12 Oxford Street,
Cambridge, Mass.
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WILLIAM SAFFOBD JONES. 8. Graduate.
Born, Exeter, N. H.. March 10, 1872. Unitarian ministry. All
Souls' Unitarian Church, Newton Highlands, Mass., September 1,
1897-November 1, 1898; ordained, Roxbury, Boston, September 29,
1897; The Church of the Unity, Randolph, November 12, 1899
(installed, November 27, 1899)-February 1, 1903; First Parish,
East Brldgewater, November 8, 1903 (installed, December 7,
1903)-October 31, 1905; Channing Memorial Church, Newport,
R. I., November 1. 1905.—
HARRY SUMNER MITCHELL. 4. Graduate.
Born, Warren, Mass., June 29, 1874. Unitarian ministry. First
Unitarian Society, Mlllbury, Mass., June 21, 1896' (ordained, Sep-
tember 9, lS96)-September 1, 1898; First Congregational Society,
Westboro, September 1, 1898 (installed, September 28, 1898)-
October 1. 1903; First Unitarian Church, Peabody, October 1,
1903- January 1, 1906; Keene Congregational Society, Keene, N.
H.. January 1, 1906 (installed, January 5, 190'6).—
CLYDE ELBERT ORDWAY. 3. Graduate.
Born, Pleasant Mount,, Mo., June 1, 1868. Unitarian ministry.
All Souls' Church, Windsor, Vt., April 5, 1897 (ordained, June 22,
1897)-December 30, 1902; First Parish, East Bridgewater. Mass.,
March 16, 1903 (installed, May 7,1903)-October 5, 1904. Editor,
"The New Commonwealth;" Waterville, Me., "Evening Mail;"
Lewiston, Me., "Daily News;" Warren, Mass., "Herald;" Jamaica
Plain, Mass., "News." Residence, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
CHARLES DANIEL REYNOLDS. 2. Graduate.
Unitarian ministry. F^rst Unitarian Society, Lancaster, N. H...
1897 (ordained, August 19, 1897)-1899.
*ABEL MAYNARD RICE. 4* Graduate.
Born, Clinton, Mass., April 28, 1872. Died, Lynn, Mass., De-
cember 3, 1896.
CARL AUGUST TOSS. 3. Graduate.
Born, Wheeling, W. Va., August 17, 1876. D. D., University of
Pittsburgh, 1909. German Evan. Protestant Ministry, or-
dained, at Cincinnati, O., June 28, 1896. Immanuel German EJvan.
Prot. Church, Cincinnati, O., January 1, 1897-August 31, 1905;
German Evan. Prot. (Smithfleld) Church, Pittsburgh, Pa., Sep-
tember 1. 1905.—
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EENST TOSS. 3. Graduate.
Born, Washington, Mo., August 8, 1871. German Evangelical
Protestant ministry, ordained, at Cincinnati, 0., June 28, 1896.
Evan. Protestant St. John, Norwood, O., January 1, 1897-Septem-
ber 1, 1897; Evan. Protestant St. John, Mt. Auburn, Cincinnati,
O., January 1, 1899. —
Christian Daa Larson. 1.
Editor, "Progress Magazine," Chicago, 111.
Howard L. Udell. 1.
Born, St. Louis, Mo., June 28, 1870. Unitarian ministry. First
Unitarian Society, Geneva, 111., September 7, 1896 (ordained, De-
cember 1, 1896) -April 4, 1898; Free Congregational Society, Bara-
boo. Wis., May 1, 1899-April 30, 1901; People's Church, Brooklyn,
Mich., December 20, 1903-October 1, 1904. District Superintendent,
Chicago Bureau of Charities, January 1, 1905-Nov ember 21, 1907;
Manager, Associated Charities, Pawtucket, K. I., March 1, 1908-
October 1, 1909; Manager, Associated Charities, Waterbury,
Conn., October 1, 1909.—
Arthur Edward Wilson. 3.
Born, Clinton, Mass., September 10, 1870. Unitarian ministry.
First Unitarian Society, Berlin, Mass., September 1, 1898 (or-
dained, September 14, 1898) -May 1, 1902; First Parish, North-
field, May 1, 1910 (installed, June 15, 1910).—
1897.
ERNEST EMIL BATJM. 3. Graduate.
German Ev. Prot. Martini Church, Cincinnati, O.
ABRAHAM BERGLimD. 3. Graduate.
Born, San Francisco, Cal., December 10, 1871. LL. B„ Univer-
sity of California, 1894. People's Church, Burlington, Iowa, No-
vember 1, 1899 (ordained, April 26, 1900)-July 1, 1900; Unity
Church, Decorah, October 9, 1900-February 9, 1901. Residence,
San Francisco, Cal.
EDWARD HENTON BRENAN. 3. Graduate. B. D.
Born, Marietta, O., May 5, 1874. B. Ph., Marietta College, 1894.
Unitarian ministry. Independent Congregational Society, Presque
Isle, Me., December 15, 1897 (ordained, March 9, 1898) -April 22,
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1900; First Congregatioual Parish, "Warwick, Mass., October 28,
1900-April, 1903; First Unitarian Parish of Ayer, April 5, 1903-
Aprll 5, 1908; Unitarian Congregational Society, Danvers, April
5, 1908.—
ALBERT JOHN COLEMAN. 8. Graduate.
Born, Leicester, England, June 8, 1864. A, M., Harvard Univer-
sity, 1905. Unitarian ministry, ordained at the Independent Con-
gregational (Unitarian) Church, Meadville, Pa., June 10, 1897.
Church of Our Father, East Boston, Mass., December 1, 1898-
December 1, 1903; First Unitarian Congregational Society, Jack-
sonville, Fla., May 1, 1906. —
HORACE RICHMOND HUBBARD. 3. Graduate.
Born, Meriden, N. H., December 15, 1871. Unitarian ministry,
ordained at session of the Weirs Summer Assembly, Weirs, N. H.,
July 28, 1897. First Congregational Parish, Warwick, Mass., Oc-
tober 17, 1897-March 27, 1898; First Universalist Church, Moe's
River, P. Q., Canada, June 2, 1901-July 28, 1902; Union Congre-
gational Society, Francestown, N. H., September 7, 1902-Decem-
ber 9, 1906; Grace Chapel, Green Harbor, Mass., December 16,
1906-November 29, 1908; Union Congregational Society, Frances-
town, N. H., December 6, 1908.—
MARIE HOFFENDAHL JENNET (MRS. FREDERIC CLEMSON
HOWE). 4. Graduate. B. D.
Born, Syracuse, N. Y. Unitarian ministry, ordained, at the May
Memorial Church, Syracuse, N. Y., June 28, 1898. Assistant
pastor, First Unitarian Church, Sioux City, Iowa, September,
1897-June, 1899; First Unitarian Church, Des Moines, September,
1899-June, 1903. Residence, The Chelsea, 222 West 23rd Street,
New York City, N. Y.
JESSE DANIEL ORLANDO POWERS. 2. Graduate.
Born, Scotts, Mich., October 22, 1868. Graduate, Battle Creek
College, 1891. Unitarian ministry. First Parish, Unitarian
Church, Kenuebunk, Me., ordained and installed, September 1,
1897-November 15, 1901; First Unitarian Society, Sioux City,
Iowa, November 15. 1901-December 31, 1907; First Unitarian
Church, Seattle, Wash., January 1, 1908.— Editor. "The Week-
End," 1900.
•EDWARD EYE RETT STEVENS. 8. Graduate.
Born. Harpersfield, N. Y., June 6, 1867. Died, Harpersfield, March
27, 1899.
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HENRY BUTTERFIELD TATLOE. 2. Graduate.
Born, Lundy's Lane, Pa., February 13, 1873. Universalist ministry,
ordained, Conneautville, Pa., 1897. First Universalist Churches,
Girard, Pa., and Conneautville, June 1, 1894-September 30, 1897;
Second Universalist Church, Rochester, N. Y., October 1, 1897-
February 1, 1899; First Universalist Churches, Marion, Mass., and
Mattapoisett, March 1, 1899-November 10, 1901; St. Paul's Univer-
salist Church, St. Paul, Minn., November 12, 1901-January 31, 1909;
First Universalist Church, Muncie, Ind., February 1, 1909. —
Ole Larson Callicod. 2.
Mary Edith Collson. 1.
♦Frederic Addison Eaton. 1.
Died, Meadville, Pa., September 27, 1897.
Gustav Arthur Firgau. 1.
Paul Guard. 1.
Emerson Arad Parks. 2.
Harriet Polly Slack (Mrs. Harry Sumner Mitchell). 8.
Residence, Keene, N. H.
JTewton Joseph Wllmot. 1.
1898.
CLIFTON MEEEITT GEAT. 4. Graduate.
Born, Cape Rosier, Me., September 10, 1873. Unitarian ministry,
ordained at King's Chapel, Boston, Mass., June 18, 1899. First
Unitarian Society, Millbury, Mass., July 2, 1899-September 29,
1901; Unitarian Church, Charleston, S. C, October 6, 1901.—
EDWIN STANTON McMASTEES HODGIN. Graduate.
Born, Vermillion, Dakota Territory, January 15, 1868. B. S.,
State University of South Dakota, 1893. Unitarian ministry, or-
dained, Decorah, Iowa, October, 1898. Unity Church, Humboldt,
Iowa, September 1, 1898-September 1, 1903; First Unitarian So-
ciety, Helena, Mont, September 1, 1903-December 31, 1905; First
Unitarian Church, Minneapolis, Minn., January 1, 1906-October
31, 1908; First Unitarian Church, Los Angeles, Cal., November
1, 1908.—
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JOHN FREDERICK MEYER. 8. Graduate. B. D.
Born, Baltimore, Md., September 3, 1873. Unitarian ministry.
First Parish, Mendon, Mass., ordained, November 1, 1898-January
1, 1900; Second Congregational Meeting House, Nantucket, Jan-
uary 1, 1900-September 1, 1903; Eliot Unitarian Church, Natlck,
September 1, 1903.—
FREDERICK GRAM PRESTON. 2. Graduate.
Born, Natick, Mass., June 20, 1869. B. A., Lombard College, 1901.
Unitarian ministry, ordained, Atlanta, Ga., December, 1891.
Church extension work In the South and the West, 1891-1896;
First Unitarian Church, Wichita, Kan., 1898-1899; First Unitarian
Church of Hamilton, Ont., September 1, 1901-January 1, 1906;
First Parish of Brewster, Mass., April 19, 1907-Aprll 19, 1908.
Residence, Brooklyn, N. Y.
1899.
SAMUEL COLLINS BEANE, JR. S. Graduate.
Born, Salem, Mass., December 9, 1872. Unitarian ministry. Uni-
tarian Society, Rutherford, N. J., February 18, 1900 (ordained,
April 19, 1900)-Xovember 1, 1904; Unitarian Congregational
Church, Hackensack, installed, May 18, 1902-November 1, 1904;
First Unitarian Church and Society, North Andover, Mass., Feb-
ruary 1, 1905 (installed, April 19, 1905)-December 20, 1908; South
Memorial Unitarian Church, Worcester, December 20, 1908 (in-
stalled, January 6, 1909. — Afternoon preaching in Leicester.
FREDERIC WILLIAM SMITH. 4. Graduate.
Born, Peterborough, N. H., February 23, 1869. Unitarian min-
istry. First Parish, Duxbury, Mass., October 22, 1900 (ordained,
and installed, November 21, 1900)-October 5, 1904; First Con-
gregational Unitarian Society, Bernardston, September 1, 1905-
May 1, 1908. Ware, Mass., 1910.—
ALBERT HAGUE SPENCE. 4. Graduate.
Born, Needham, Mass., March 22, 1874. Unitarian ministry, or-
dained at King's Chapel, Boston, Mass., June 21, 1900. Congre-
gational Society in East Precinct, Barnstable, Mass., May 1, 1900
(installed, September 24, 1900)-November 1, 1902; Second Unita-
rian Society, Somerville, November 1, 1902 (installed January 8,
1903)-April 1, 1906; First Parish, Medfleld, January 1, 1908.—
MARIE SPRAGLT: (MRS. CHARLES HOLDEN). 4. Graduata
Grand Rapids, Mich.
1900]
Ward Bobinson Clarke. 1.
Born, Cherokee, Iowa, March 9, 1872. B. A., Yale University, 1894.
B. D., Oberlin Theological Seminary, 1897; S. T. B., Harvard
Divinity School, 1900. Unitarian ministry, ordained at King's
Chapel, Boston, Mass., June 21, 1900. First Unitarian Society of
Christians, Dover, N. H., August 30, 1900-November 1, 1908; All
Souls' Unitarian Church of Oklahoma City, Okla., November 1,
1908-September 1, 1909; Church of the Messiah, Montpelier, Vt.,
October 24, 1909.—
Charles Wallace Glllllan. 3. Certificated Undergraduate.
Unitarian ministry. Circuit work. Swansboro, N. C.
Tlctor Harry Libby. 1.
Thomas Jay Lloyd. 1.
Born, Orange, N. J., June 27, 1867. Residence, Blooming-
burgh, N. Y.
Harry Lutz. 1.
Born, Whisler, O., September 9, 1870. A. B., Waynesburg College,
1894. Unitarian ministry, ordained, Boston, Mass., June 21, 1900.
First Unitarian Church, Rockland, Mass., June 23, 1900 (installed,
Septemher 30, 1900) -January 1, 1902; First Parish (Unitarian),
Belfast, Me., January 1, 1902-October 1, 1906; First Parish,
Billerica, Mass., October 1, 1906-April 15, 1910; Channing Re-
ligious Society, Newton, installed April 17, 1910. —
Lynn AUerton Nevins. 1.
Adolph Bossbach. 8.
Born, Toronto, Can., June 20, 1870. Preached two years in the
Methodist Church. Unitarian ministry. Unity Church of Ida
Grove, Iowa, April 1, 1899-August 31, 1901; First Unitarian So-
ciety of Keokuk, September 1, 1901 (ordained, October 10, 1901)-
August 31, 1905; First Congregational Unitarian Church of De-
troit, Mich., September 1, 1905-August 31, 1906; First Parish
(Unitarian), Belfast, Me., January 1, 1907.—
1900.
CABL FBIEDRICH OTTO SCHMIDT. 4. Graduate.
Born, Dresden, Germany, January 12, 1878. German Evangelical
Protestant ministry. First German Evangelical Protestant,
Bridgetown, O., June 17, 1900 (ordained, July 15, 1900)-Novem-
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ber 18, 1903; St. Mark's Evangelical Protestant, Cincinuatl, O.,
November 5, 1903. —
ADA LAl'KETTA SCHOFIELD. 4. Graduate.
Sc. B. Residence, Riverside, S. D.
FRAXK DE>MS »1THERIJEE. 4. Graduate.
Born, Ayer, Mass., November 8, 1872. Society for Organizing
Charity, Philadelphia, Pa., September, 1901-July, 1903; Charity
Organization Society, New York City, N. Y., April, 1904-August,
1905; Union Charity Association, Akron, O., October. 1905-May,
1906"; Society for Organizing Charity, Philadelphia, Pa., July,
1906.—
Edward Hngbes Barrett. 2.
Born, New Harmony, Ind., May 2, 1858. Christian connection,
ordained, Cynthiana, Ind., September 8, 1900. Unitarian min-
istry. People's Church, Brooklyn, Mich., November 1, 1901-Octo-
ber 1, 1902; Unity Church, Sherwood, Mich., October 1, 1902-
November 1, 1904; All Souls', Bath, N. H., November 1, 1904-
October 1, 1905; Unitarian Church, Buda, 111., October 1, 1905-
October 1, 1908; First Universalist Church, Greenville, 0., Feb-
ruary 15, 1909-March 31, 1910; St. Paul's Universalist Church,
Mllford, O., April 1, 1910.—
1901.
ALFRED WILLUM BIRKS. 4. Graduate.
Born, Northampton, England, January 29, 1876. Student, Harvard
Divinity School, 1901-1902. Unitarian ministry. First Unitarian
Congregational Parish, Petersham, Mass., ordained and installed,
June 30, 1902-August 31, 1907; Unitarian Church, Derby, Conn.,
September 1, 1907-January 31, 1910; Unity Church, Natick, Mass.,
February 1, 1910. —
CLAYTON RAYMOND BOWEN. 8. Graduate. B. D. (1903).
Born, Wellsboro, Pa., November 25, 1877. A. B., Franklin College,
1898. Unitarian ministry. South Parish, Charlestown, N. H.,
July 1, 1903 (ordained. July 29, 1903)-September 12, 1905; Mead-
vllle Theological School, Instructor in the New Testament, Jan-
uary 30, 1905-June 5, 1907; Assistant Professor of New Testa-
ment Interpretation, June 5, 1907. —
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ALBERT I^ILLARD CLARK. 4. Graduate. B. D.
Born, Petersham, Mass., November 1, 1876. A. B., Union College,
1908. Unitarian ministry. Student, Harvard Divinity School,
1901-190(2. May Memorial Church, Syracuse, N. Y., Associate
pastor, October 1, 1902 (ordained, October 5, 1902) -October 1,
1905; All Souls' Unitarian Church, Schenectady, N. Y., November
1, 1906.—
JOHN MITCHELL DATIDSON. 2. Graduate.
Born, Hamilton, O., April 20, 1876. A. B., Antioch College, 1896;
A. M., 1897. Unitarian ministry. Fourth Unitarian Congrega-
tional Church, Flatbush, N. Y., ordained, February 12, 1902- June
15, 1906. Residence, Xenia, O.
AETEMAS LAWRENCE DAT. 8. Graduate.
Born, Mt. Carmel, O., April 23, 1873. S. B., Northern Indiana
University, 1898; S. B., University of Chicago, 1905. Unitarian
ministry. Second Congregational Society, Leicester, Mass., Sep-
tember 15, 1901 (ordained, January 24, 1902) -November 15, 1902.
Instructor, Biology, "Washington University, September, 1905-
June, 1906; Teacher, Biology, Cebu Islands, Philippines, July,
1907-March, 1909; Fishery Expert, U. S. S. Albatross, of the
Bureau of Fisheries, March, 1909-March, 1910. Address, Harvard
Club, Manila, Philippines.
HERBERT AUGUST DICKMANN. 4. Graduate.
Born, New Bremen, O., August 5, 1878. German Evangelical
Protestant ministry, ordained. New Bremen, O., June 10, 1901.
St. John's Evangelical Protestant Church, Pomeroy, O., June 17,
1901-January 26, 1902; St. Marcus Evangelical Protestant Church,
Cincinnati, February 9, 1902-October 23, 1903; St. John's Evan-
gelical Protestant Church, Hamilton, November 29, 1903. —
BERNARD JOSEPH NEWMAN. 4. Graduate.
Born, Hoosick Falls, N. Y., March 15, 1877. Unitarian ministry.
Church of the Unity, Rochester, N. H., October 1, 1901 (ordained,
November 6, 1901)-October 1 1902; Willow Place Chapel, Brook-
lyn, N. Y., November 1, 1902-October 1, 1910. Residence, Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
JOSEPH BINGHAM RIDDLE. 8. Graduate.
Born, Belfast, Ireland, March 17, 1871. Social service, Hull
House, Chicago, 111., October, 1901-April, 1908; Lake Farm (for
boys), Kalamazoo, INIich., April, 1908. —
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Merritt Scott Bucklughum. 2.
Born, Gilboa, N. Y.. August 10, 1868. Methodist Episcopal min-
istry, ordained, New York City, April 3, 1892. Unitarian min-
istry, First Congregational Parisli, Westford, Mass., May 1, 1901-
August 1, 1903; First Unitarian Church, Littleton, N. H., No-
vember 15, 1903-January 1, 1907; First Congregational Unitarian
Society. Bernardston, Mass., June 30, 1908.—
Harry Hoist. 1.
Emmet Milton Jones. 1.
Elizabeth Pad^ham. 2.
Born, Syracuse. N. Y. B. L., Smith College, 1898. Unitarian
ministry, ordained at May Memorial Church, Syracuse. N. Y..
September 17, 1901. Unity Church, Perry, Iowa, September 27,
1901-December 1, 1904; Church of Our Father, Rutherford, N. J.,
December 11, 1904.—
1902.
FBAXCIS MORTIMER GEER. 4. Graduate.
Born, Valatie, N. Y., February 14, 1869. A. M., Harvard Univer-
sity, 1905. Supply, during student life, Universallst Church,
North Salem, N. Y., June, 1900-October, 1900; People's Church,
Brooklyn, Mich., and People's Church, Onsted, June, 1901-No-
vember, 1901; Assistant minister. Unitarian Church, Presque
Isle, Me., and Fairfield, July, 1902-November, 1904; Minister,
Bath, N. H., July, 1904-November, 1904. Residence. Valatie,
N. Y.
ROG>VALDUR PETURSSOK. 4. Graduate.
Born, Ripur Skagafjartharsysla, Iceland, August 14, 1877. Unita-
rian ministry. First Icelandic Unitarian Church Winnipeg, Man.,
July 1, 1903-1909; Field Missionary Icelandic Unitarian Confer-
ence of Manitoba and the Southwest, September 1, 1909. —
JESSIE PIXIS (MRS. SAMUEL CHARLES SPALDING). 4.
Graduate.
Born, Troy, N. Y. Unitarian ministry, ordained, Laconia, N. H.,
October 15, 1903. Residence, 2124 Vyse Avenue, New York
City, N. Y.
CHARLES PHELPS WELLMAN. 4. Graduate.
Born, Griffin, Ga., October 23, 1877. Unitarian ministry. Church
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of Our Father, Lancaster, Pa., February 8, 1903 (ordained Oc-
tober 23, 1903) -June 28, 1904; Church of the Messiah, Montpelier,
Vt., September 1, 1904-July 31, 1907; Unity Church, Humboldt,
Iowa, October, 1907-1910.
Henry Weir Boland. 1
Caleb Samuel Simeon Dutton. 8.
Unitarian ministry. Unity Church of Salem, O., ordained March
6, 1902-July 1, 1906; Second Unitarian Songregational Society,
Brooklyn, N. Y., November 18, 1906 (installed, January 24, 1907).—
Silclii Eaneko. 1.
♦William Arnold Lawton. 2.
Born, Charlestown, Mass., October 21, 1868. Died, Cleveland, O.,
March 21, 1909.
Sienwke Martin Meveen. 1.
Born, Groningen, Holland, May 4, 1878. S. T. B., Lombard Col-
lege, 1903; A. B., South Dakota State University, 1904. Univer-
salist ministry. Old Stone Church (Universalist), Seneca, Kan.,
December 1, 1905-April 1, 1907; Universalist Church, North Jay,
Me., April 1, 1909 (ordained. May 12, 1910).—
Johann Pjetnr Solmundson. 8.
Born, Iceland, September 28, 1872. Unitarian ministry. Began
settled work in Winnipeg, Man., September 28, 1902. Unitarian
Church, Gimli, Man., installed, August 2, 1903.—
1903.
JOHN HOWLAND LATHROP. 4. Graduate. B. D.
Born, Jackson, Mich., June 6, 1880. A. B., Harvard University,
1905. Unitarian ministry. First Unitarian Church, Berkeley,
Cal., ordained and installed, September 17, 1905. —
MAXWELL SANDS SATAGE, 8. Graduate.
Born, Boston, Mass., June 13, 1876. A. B., Harvard University,
1899. Unitarian ministry, ordained at the Unitarian Church,
Lexington, Mass., August 30, 1903; Unity Church, Redlands,
Cal., September 6, 1903-June 20, 1909; Church of the Messiah,
Louisville, Ky., installed, March 8, 1910.—
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SAMUEL CHARLES SPALDING. 4. Graduate.
Born, Leavenworth, Kan., September 18, 1878. Unitarian min-
istry. First Unitarian Society, Laconla, N. H., July 5, 1903 (or-
dained, and installed, October 15, 1903)-MarGh 5, 1906. In busi-
ness, address 2124 Vyse Avenue, New York City, N. Y.
Edwin Hoph Gibson. 1.
Mcola Oigliottl. 1.
Arnold Tan Conthen Piccardt Hnlzln^a. 2.
B. D., Yale Divinity School, 1904. M. A., Princeton University,
1904. Professor of French, State University of Iowa, igOG-igOff;
Professor o^ French, Trinity College, 1906-1907; Professor of
German, 1907-1908; Congregational Orthodox ministry, Thompaon,
Conn., 1908-1909. Residence, New York City, N. Y.
Lester Lothrop Lewis. 1.
Born, Providence, R. I., May 8, 1875. S. T. B., Tufts College,
1900. Universalist ministry, ordained. East Providence, R. I.,
November 1, 1900. Church of Our Father, Nicholson, Pa., No-
vember 18, 1900-N'ovember 18, 1902; Church of the Good Shep-
herd, Linesville, Pa., November 18, 1902-February 25, 1906; All
Souls' Church, Madison, Me., March 1, 1906-March 1, 1908; First
Universalist Church, Taunton, Mass., March 1, 1908.—
Stella Bhem Eosenbaum. 2.
Born, Cleveland. O. Settlement work, 502 South Front Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.. 1903.—
Asaph Robert Shelander. 1.
Born, Whitehall, Mich., August 13, 1877. A. B., Augustana Col-
lege, 1899; Student, Ph. Dept., Columbia University, February,
1904-December, 1906. Ministry, First FYee Church (Independent),
Tacoma. Wash., (now Ethical Society of Tacoma, April, 1909)-
March, 1907.—
Robert Barclay Splcer. 1.
Born, Pleasantville, Md., March 5, 1869. A. B., Swarthmore Col-
lege, 1890. Society of Friends (Hicksite). Editor, "Friends'
Intelligencer," Philadelphia, Pa., 1903.—
Sara Howard Edmester Tapper. 1.
Born, E\'erett. Mass. Residence, Chicago. 111.
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EEUBEN SHAW BAREOW. 4. Graduate. B. D.
Born, Cumberworth, Yorkshire, England, March 27, 1876. Unita-
rian ministry, ordained at the Independent Congregational (Unita-
rian) Church, Meadville, Pa., June 5, 1904. People's Unitarian
Society of Ord, Neb., June 5, 1904-September 1, 1905; First Unita-
rian Society of Jackson, Mich., September 1, 1905-September 1,
1909; All Souls' Church of Windsor, Vt., November 1, 1909.—
SLELVIN BRANDOW. 1. Graduate.
Born, Coxsackie, N. Y., September 12, 1863. A. B., Rutgers
College, 1888. Unitarian ministry. Church of Our Father, Lan-
caster, Pa., November 6, 1904 (ordained, January 6, 1905) -March
31, 1908; The First Church, Plymouth, Mass., April 15, 1908-April
15, 1910. Residence, Sharon, Conn.
BURTON ALFRED HILLS. 3. Graduate.
Born, St Clair County, Mich., August 31, 1864. Unitarian min-
istry. Unity Church, Sherwood, Mich., Decem.her 6, 1904 (or-
dained, January 9, 1905) -November 30, 1906; Unity Church, Lu-
verne, December 1, 1906-August 1, 1908; "Emerson Society,"
Traverse City, Mich., August 24, 1908.—
*PARKER WILLIAM STOCKDALE. 4. Graduate.
Born, Paris, Mo., June 26, 1872. A. B., William Jewell College,
1900. Baptist ministry. Shelbina, Mo., 1893 (ordained, Forest
Grove Baptist Church, September, 1893)-August, 1895; San
Diego, Cal., October, 1893-August, 1894; Independence, Mo., April,
1899-September, 1902; Christian ministry. Jackson Boulevard
Christian Church, Chicago, 111., supply, April, 1906; (settled, Sep-
tember 1, 1906).— Died, Chicago, 111., February 10, 1909.
EYERETT SOMES TREWORGT. 2. Graduate. B. D.
Born, Surry, Me., November 28, 1872. Unitarian ministry, or-
dained at Lawrence, Kan., October 26, 1905. People's Unitarian
Association, Ord, Neb., September 1, 1905-May 3, 1907; First
Unitarian Society, Gouverneur, N. Y., September 29, 1907-May 1,
1910.
FRED ALBAN WEIL. 4. Graduate. B. D.
Born, North Andover, Mass., May 4, 1874. Unitarian ministry.
Hood River, Ore., 1903, Divinity student and Summer Pastorate;
Third Unitarian Church, Chicago, 111., September 1, 1904 (or-
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dalned, December 11, 1904)-July 1, 1907; First Unitarian Society,
Bellingham, Wash., October 15, 1907. —
Robert Charles CockeriU. 1.
WllUam EdnlD Ennls. 1.
Born, Mansfield, Conn., December 5, 1871. A. B., Boston Univer-
sity, 1903. Unitarian ministry, ordained at Duluth, Minn., October
20, 1904. First Unitarian Church of Fargo, N. D., September 17,
1904-June 1, 1905; Central Church, Yarmouth, Me., January 28,
1906-July 1, 1908; First Parish of Norwell. Mass., July 1. 1908.—
Albert Bantoul Flske. 1.
Universalist ministry. Universalist Church, Avon, 111.; Unlver-
salist Church, Galesburg, 1909.—
Mrs. Georgia Kansom Ferguson. 1.
•Sara Baker Fritts. 1
Born, Macedon, N. Y.. April 4, 1869. Died, Rochester, N. Y.,
March 25, 1905.
♦Victor Janies Gilpin. 1.
Born. Bosanquet, Ontario, Can., March 10, 1872. B. A., Victoria
University, Toronto, 1898. Methodist ministry, ordained at
Hamilton, Can., 1900. Methodist Church, Dyers Bay, August,
1900-June 24, 1901; Onondaga circuit, July 1, 1901-June ;
Methodist Church, Sheffield, July 2, 1903-November 4, 1903; Uni-
tarian ministry. Chapter House, Unitarian Church, Ijondon,
Can., October 6, 1904-December, 1909. Died, Toronto, Can.,
February 14, 1910.
•See: "American Unitarian Association. Year Book, 1910, page 158."
Bernard Stnllo Klttredge. 1.
Born, Cincinnati, O., January 13, 1874. L.L. B., Cincinnati Law
School, 1897. Residence, Cincinnati, O.
Howard Austin MacDonald. 1. (See under 1906.)
Leslie Manchester. 1.
Born, North Collins, N. Y., June 23, 1873. Universalist ministry.
Lyons, O., October, 1906-December, 1907; (ordained, Driggs, Ark.,
March 31, 1906); Driggs Universalist Church, Driggs, Ark., Octo-
ber 22, 1907-July 23, 1909; Universalist Church, North Orange,
Mass.. March 20, 1910.—
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Anthony Gijsbert Van Elden. 1.
Born, Holland, April 15, 1881. The CaUiolic Church (American)
ministry, ordained to the Priesthood at St. Sylvanus Chapel,
Nashotah, Wis., July 25, 1907. Curate, Grace Church ,Madison,
Wis., June 1, 1907-May 25, 1909; Curate, St. Mary, the Virgin,
New York City, N. Y., August 10, 1909.—
1905.
HOWARD COLBY IVES. 3. Graduate.
Born, Brooklyn, N. Y., October 11, 1867. Unitarian ministry.
First Parish, Brewster, Mass., ordained and installed, September
19, 1905-May 31, 1906; The Unitarian Society of New London,
Conn., June 1, 1906.— In charge of Church of Our Father, West-
erly, R. I., June 1, 1906-September 1, 1907.
WALTER DELOS SMITH. 4. Graduate.
Born, DeKalb County, Ind., October 21, 1869. Unitarian min-
istry. Parkside Unitarian Church, Buffalo, N. Y., October, 1903
(ordained and installed, October 16, 1905)-June 30, 1906; First
Unitarian Church of Hamilton, Can., July 1, 1906-February 1,
1910; First Unitarian Church of Peabody, Mass., September 1,
1910.—
Robert Proudfit Doremus. 1. (See under 1908.)
Edward Thomas Kerr. 1. (See under 1910.)
Thomas Stebbins Pierce. 1.
Born, Adrian, Mich., May 11, 1882. In business, Chicago, 111.
George Lerecque Sprague. 1.
Born, Belleville, Ontario, Can., July 21, 187&. B. A., McMaster
University, Toronto, Can., 1900. Baptist ministry. First Baptist
Church, Flat Rock, Mich., May, 1900-August 31, 1901; First
Baptist Church, Aurora, Ontario, and First Baptist Church, King,
September 1, 1901-August 31, 1902; First Baptist Church, Lowell,
Mich., November 1, 1902 (ordained, November, 1902) -August 31,
1904. Unitarian ministry. First Unitarian Church, Youngstown,
O., September 1, 1904-June 30, 1905; Independent Congregation,
Dunkirk, N. Y., September 1, 1905-June 30, 1910; General Appren-
tice Supervisor, American Locomotive Works, Dunkirk, N. Y.,
June 30, 1909-September 30, 1910; General Apprentice Super-
[1906
visor and head of Sociological Department of Allis-Chalmers Co.,
Milwaukee, Mich., October 1, 1910.—
Warren Edward Tryou. 1.
Born, Philadelphia, Pa., January 6, 1875. LL. B., University of
Pennsylvania, ISDS. Residence, Redlands, Cal.
Nathan ^Yells Tapper. 2.
Born, Canning, Nova Scotia, August 6, 1869. Ph. G., North-
western University, 1891. Unitarian ministry. Unity Church,
Humboldt, Iowa, ordained. May 7, 1907-September 1, 1907. In
business, Chicago, 111.
Edward Forest Wood. 1.
Born, Pawtucket, R. I., July 26, 1883. In business, Providence,
R. I.
1906.
JOHAJTNES ABRAHAM CHRISTOFFEL FAGGINGEB AUEB. 4.
Graduate, B. D.
Bom, Middelburg, Netherlands, August 6, 1882. Unitarian min-
istry, ordained at King's Chapel, Boston, Mass., June 26, 1906.
Cruft Fellow, 1906-1908. First Unitarian Society, Hyde Park,
Mass., January 13, 1909-October 7, 1909; Protestantenbond,
Harderwijh, The Netherlands, January 1, 1910. —
CHESTER ARTHUR DRCMMOND. 5. Graduate.
Born, Waterbury, Conn., March 14, 1882. Unitarian ministry,
ordained at King's Chapel, Boston, Mass., June 26", 1906. First
Parish, Norwell, Mass., June 17, 1906-May 1, 1908; First Con-
gregational Society, Littleton, installed, June 10, 1908-May 1,
1910; First Congregational Society, Somerville, installed, May
6. 1910.—
DON SPEED SMITH GOODLOE. 4. Graduate.
Born, Lowell, Ky., June 2, 1878. A. B., Allegheny College, 1906.
Principal, Danville Industrial Normal School, Danville, Ky., July
1, 1906-July 1, 1910; Vice Principal and Dean of Academic De-
partment, Manassas Industrial School, Manassas, Va., July 1,
1910.—
HOWARD AUSTIN MACDONALD. 2. Graduate. B. D.
Born, Portland, Me., May 22, 1878. Unitarian ministry, ordained
at King's Chapel, Boston, Mass., June 26, 1906. Follen Church,
1906]
East Lexington, Mass., June 15, 1906-January 1, 1910; First Uni-
tarian Society of Hood River, Ore., January 15, 1910.—
SAMUEL RAYMOND MAXWELL. 3. Graduate.
Born, Woodbury, N. J., July 14, 1877. Unitarian ministry, or-
dained at King's Chapel, Boston, Mass., June 26, 1906. Town
Congregational (Unitarian) Society, Walpole, N. H., installed,
August 3, 1906-December 31, 1908; All Souls' Church, Green-
field, Mass., installed, January 1, 1909. —
OTTO EMANUEL SCHNEIDER. 4. Graduate.
Born, Stuttgart, Germany, February 7, 1874. Unitarian min-
istry, ordained at King's Chapel, Boston, Mass., June 26, 1906.
First Parish, Pepperell, Mass., November 18, 1906-May 16, 1909.
In business. Address, 50 Foxal Street, Ridgewood, Brooklyn, N. Y.
John Wallace Cooper. 1.
Born, Allegheny, Pa., October 9, 1872. Westminster College. A.
B., 1896, and A. M., 1899; B, D., Union Theological Seminary, 1900;
Ph. D., Columbia College, 1903. Presbyterian ministry, ordained.
Presbytery of Dubuque, July 2, 1901; Lansing, Iowa, 1901-1903;
Bellaire, O., 1903-1906; Bedford, N. Y., June 1, 1906-May 1, 1910;
Unitarian ministry. Church of Our Father, Lancaster, Pa,, May,
1910.—
Arthur Leon Fenderson. 4.
Born, Lincoln, Me., July 7, 1877. B. D., Episcopal Theological
School, 1907. Episcopalian ministry, ordained, Deacon, Cam-
bridge, Mass., June 5, 1907; Priest, Fall River, May 24, 1908;
Assistant, St. Thomas' Church, Taunton, July 15, 1907-January
18, 1909; Rector, St. James' Church, Amesbury, January 18, 1909. —
Edward Lawrence Fleming. 1.
Born, Boston, Mass., January 3, 1877. In business. Walpole,
Mass.
John Gyorgy. 1.
Born, Skland, Hungary, November 27, 1877. D. J., University
of Kolozsvar, 1903. Instructor in New Testament Exegesis and
Sociology, University of Kolozsvar, Hungary, 1906-1909. Resi-
dence, Hungary.
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Tnillam Friedrlcli Hopp. 1-
Born, Kroeslin, Germany, June 22, 1885. Graduate, Lutheran
Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, 1907; Ph. D., Iowa Chris-
tian College, 1909. Lutheran ministry, ordained, DuBois, Pa.,
June 4, 1907. St. John's Lutheran Church, Houesdale, Pa., May
5, 1907-September 1, 1909; Bethel Lutheran Church, Detroit,
Mich., September 2. 1909.—
Chester Elbrid^ Peters. 1.
Born, Coal Valley, 111., January 17, 1883. Residence, Coal
Valley, 111.
Arthur Hayes Sargent, 1.
Born, Corinth, Vt., May 18, 1879. B. A., University of Vermont,
1904; S. T. B., Harvard University, 1909. Unitarian ministry.
First Unitarian Church of Eugene, Oregon, March 6, 1910, (or-
dained, March 29, 1910).—
1907.
LOnS CLAUS DETHLEFS. 4. Graduate.
Born, Cincinnati, O., July 20, 1883. Unitarian ministry. First
Parish (Unitarian), Congregational, "Walpole, Mass., November
1, 1907 (ordained, December 26, 1907)-April 1, 1910; First Uni-
tarian Church of Hyde Park, April 1, 1910 (installed, May 5,
1910).—
ELIZABETH ETHEL MAYNAED (MRS. WALTER COX GREEN).
8. Graduate.
Born,Auburn, N. Y. A. B., Syracuse University, 1901. Residence,.
Meadville, Pa.
IHLLIAM LATHROP MEAKER. 8. Graduate.
Born, Bethlehem, Pa., August 16, 1878. A. C, Lehigh Univer-
sity, 1899. Unitarian ministry. First Parish, Dover, Mass., June
9, 1907 (ordained, June 12, 1907)-March 29, 1908; Second Unita-
rian Society, West Somervllle, April 6, 1908-November 5, 1908;
First Unitarian Society, Revere, October 1, 1909-March 1, 1910.
Residence, Revere, Mass.
GEORGE BROWMNG SPURR, 4. Graduate.
Born, Winchester, Mass., September 12, 1879. Unitarian min-
istry. First Congregational Parish, Petersham, Mass., ordained
and installed, December 6, 1907.—
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Robert Prondfit Doremns. 1.
Born, Footvllle, Wis., June 27, 1879. A. B., Bellot College, 1903;
S. T. B., Harvard University, 1908. Unitarian ministry. Con-
gregational Church and Society of the East Precinct, Barnstable,
Mass., July 1, 1908 (ordained, July 17, 190S)-1910.
Destino Louis Aaron Doloroso. 1.
Born, Poland, March 14, 1880. Residence, New York City, N. Y.
Helen Mchols Connor. 1.
Bom, Adamsville, Pa. Residence, Meadville, Pa.
Edna Searer Merrill. 1.
Born, Pittsfield, Mass. Residence, Springfield, Mass.
*6okam Subba Eau. 1.
Born, Panimangalore, South Canara, India, 1872. B. A., Madras
University, 1890; L. T., 1904. Professor, Zamorin College, CaJi-
cut, India, 1906. Died, Bellary, India, October 6, 1909.
*See: "The Christian Register, December 23, 1909, page 1397."
Caroline Angnsta Tonng (Mrs. Howard Austin MacDonald). 2.
Born, Wolfboro, N. H. Residence, Hood River, Ore.
1908.
GUDMUNDUR ARJfASOJT. 4. Graduate. B. D.
Born, Borgarfjordur, Iceland, April 4, 1881. Cruft Fellow, 1908-
1909. Unitarian ministry. First Icelandic Unitarian Church.
"Winnipeg, Can., ordained and installed, September 19, 1909. —
NEHEMIAH ADDISON BAKER 4. Graduate.
Born, Wellfleet, Mass., February 18, 1882. Unitarian ministry.
First Unitarian Society, Portland, Ore., Assistant minister, or-
dained and installed, October 5, 1908-August 29, 1909; The
Unity Church, Eureka, Cal., September 12, 1909.—
BEETLAND WORTH MORRISON. 4. Graduate.
Born, Greenleaf, Wis., May 19, 1872. Unitarian ministry. Unity
Home, New Bedford, Mass., December 1, 1908 (ordained and in-
stalled, April 13, 1909) -July 1, 1910. Residence, Fairhaven, Mass.
Carlos Abbey. 1.
Born, Girard, Pa., March 11, 1888. Residence, East Spring-
field, Pa.
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John fan 5elce Bandr. 1.
Born, Jordan, Minn, February 9, 1880. Congregational ministry,
ordained, Congregational ministry, June 16, 1903.
Andrew lUram BroTrn. 1.
Born, Peoria. 111., July 5, 1889. University of Michigan.
San Chlba. 1.
Born, Juanorly, Japan, January 1, 1885.
Panl Harris Drake. 1.
Born, Stoughton, Mass., February 22, 1889. First Parish, Unita-
rian. Pembroke, Mass., July 5, 1908-December 31, 1908, Univer-
salist ministry. First Universalist Church, Beverly, May 1, 1909
(ordained and installed, May 16, 1910).—
Edwin Evans. 2.
Born. Silverdale, Staffordshire, England, November. 1875.
Methodist ministry. Congregational ministry. Congregational
Church. Lawton, N, D, Unitarian ministry. First Congrega-
tional (Unitarian) Church, Ayer, Mass., ordained and Installed,
December 4, 1908-1909; Church of the Messiah (Universalist),
Fort Plain, N. Y., January, 1910-June 30, 1910; People's Church,
Washington, D. C, November 1, 1910.—
George Jones. 1.
Born, Macomb, 111., January 22, 1871. A. B., Amherst College,
1896; B. D., Yale Divinity School, 1900. Congregational min-
istry, ordained, Tomahawk. Wis., December 19, 1900. Congre-
gational Church, Tomahawk, Wis., October 1, 1900-May 8. 1902;
Congregational Church, Otisco, N. Y., May 10, 1902-December 1,
1904; Bethseda Congregational Church, Edwardsville, Pa.. De-
cember 1. 1904-November 1, 1905; Straight University, New Or-
leans, La. (College Preacher), November 1, 1905-June, 1906; Con-
gregational Church. Guys Mills, Pa., December 1, 1906-January 15,
1908. Unitarian ministry. First Unitarian Church, New Castle,
Pa., September 1, 1908-May 1, 1910; First Congregational Parish,
Harvard, Mass., September 1, 1910. —
Alberta Marcella Jackson. 2.
Born, Delaware, O. Teacher, Delaware, O.
Talentlne Henry Kaltenbach. S.
Born. Baltimore. Md., August 30, 1872.
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Alexaudcr IClss. 1.
Born Homorodjauosfalva, Hungary, February 13, 1882. Unitarian
minister. Settled in Hungary.
Elmer Ellsworth Nye. 2.
Born, Franklin County, Pa., September 9, 1865. Residence,
Hagerstown, Md.
Harold Lionel rickett. S.
Born, Delaware, O., May 20, 1883. Unitarian ministry. First
Parish, Sandwich, Mass., Supply, September, 1908 (ordained and
installed, June 1. 1909) -November 1, 1010; Unity Church, Boise,
Idaho, November 1, 1910. —
€leorge Brown Proctor. 1. (See under 1910.)
Herbert King Stone. 1.
Born, Waterford, Me., February 18, 1877. A. B., University of
Michigan, 1905. Teacher, Isidore Newman Manual Training
School, New Orleans, La., 190S-1910; University of Chicago, Fel-
low in Romance Languages and Assistant in French, 1910. —
Clement Ernest Tomliu. 1.
Born, Two Waters, England, February 28, 1869. Baptist min-
istry. Porter Baptist Church, Porter, Mich., April 1, 1893 (or-
dained, July 23, 1893)-1895; First Baptist Church of Kittanning,
Pa., 1895-1899; Missionary work, 1899-1905; lecturer, 1905-1908.
Unitarian ministry. First Unitarian Church of Gardner, Mass.,
November 15, 1909.—
Anita Truemnu (Mrs. Harold Lionel Pickett). 1.
Born, Cleveland, O. Lecturer. Residence, Boise, Idaho.
1909.
Arthur Bancroft Richardson. 1.
Born, Washington, D. C, July 29, 1886. Residence, Washington,
D. C.
BInay Mohan Sehannvls. 2.
Born, Calcutta, India, February 2, 1882. B. A„ Presidency Col-
lege, India, 1901. Professor, Brahmo Somaj College, Lahore,
India, April, 1910.—
Charles Edward Snyder. 1.
Born, Hollowville, N. Y., October 13, 1877. Unitarian ministry,
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The F^rst Unitarian Church of Franklin, Franklin, Pa., Septem-
ber 1, 1908 (ordained and Installed October 11, 1908) -February 1,
1911; Northside I'nitarian Church, Allegheny (Pittsburg), Feb-
ruary 1, 1011.— Secretary Meadville Unitarian Conference, 1910. —
Horace Wostwood. 1.
Born, Wakefield. England, August 17, 1884. Graduate, as King's
Scholar from Pupil-Teachers' Training Department, Municipal
College, Great Grimsby, England, December, 1903. Methodist
Episcopal ministry, ordained, Ispheming, Mich., September 1, 1906.
Supply work, London Methodist Conference, Canada, January, 1905-
October, 1905; Methodist Church. Ewen, Mich., October, 1905-Oc-
tober, 1906; Algonquin Methodist Church, Sault Ste. Marie, Oc-
tober, 1906-September, 1908; Methodist Church, Edison Park,
111.. September. 190S-December, 1908; People's Church, Edison
Park, 1909. Unitarian ministry. First Unitarian Church, Youngs-
town, O., January 9, 1910.—
1910.
JACOB ANTOX DeHAAS. 8. Graduate. B. D.
Born, Amsterdam, Holland, February 3, 1883. A. B., Leland Stan-
ford Junior University, 1910. Student, Harvard University.
SIGIRJOX JOHXSOX. 4. Graduate.
Boru, Nordurmulasyslu, Iceland, August 21, 1882. Student, Uni-
versity of Chicago, 1910-1911. Residence, 676 Home Street, Win-
nipeg, Manitoba, Can.
ALBERT EDWARD KRISTJANSSON. 4. Graduate. B. D.
Born, Iceland, April 23, 1878. Unitarian ministry. Icelandic
Unitarian Church, Gimli, Manitoba, ordained and installed, Sep-
tember 25, 1910.—
CHARLES HAROLD LITTLE. 2. Graduate. B. D.
Born, Cleveland, 0., July 16, 1886. A. B., Western Reserve Uni-
versity, 1907; A. M., 1908. Cruft Fellow, 1910-1911. Residence,
Germany.
HARYET CLIFFORD IffERRILL. 4. Graduate. B. D.
Born, West Falmouth, Me., July 14, 1873. First Unitarian Society,
Whitman, Mass.. December, 1910. —
WALTER SAMUEL SWISHER, 4. Graduate. B. D.
Born, Meadville, Pa., September 15, 1882. Cruft Fellow, 1910-
1911. Residence, Goettlngen, Germany.
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1910]
GUSTAV HENEY ZASTEOW. 8. Graduate. B. D.
Born, Nuremberg, Germany, April 21, 1876. Unitarian ministry.
Unitarian Churcli, Derby, Conn, September 1, 1910.
Wdlton Lincoln Cnrrier. 1.
Born, Jamaica Plain, Mass., October 22, 1864. A. B., Harvard
University, 1887; LL. B., Boston University, 1890. Residence,
Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Michel Czlrjek. 1.
Born, Karatna, Hungary, September 29, 1887. Student Glasgow
University, 1910.—
Lelf Hnseby. 4.
Born, Christiania, Norway, September 4, 1888. Student, Univer-
sity of Michigan.
Edward Dunbar Johnson. 1.
Born, Metbuen, Mass., August 6, 1876. A. B., Tufts College, 1898.
Student, Harvard University, 1910-1911.
Edward Thomas Kerr. 1.
Born, Greenock, Scotland, January 27, 1867. Residence, Scot-
land.
Peter Aloysins Molyneanx. 2. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, New Orleans, La., April 18, 1882. Unitarian ministry.
First Unitarian Church, Wheeling, W. Va., 1910 (ordained, No-
vember 20, 1910).—
Adolph Julius Hugo Perdelwitz. 1
Born, Gnesen, Germany, August 30, 1885. Student, 1910, Marburg,
Germany.
George Brown Proctor. 1
Born, Dicksonburg, Pa., November 7, 1878. Residence, South
Sharon, Pa.
James Thompson Simpson. 1.
Born, Abbeville, S. C, February 5, 1879. U. S. Army, June 22,
1898-May 17, 1905. African Metkodist Episcopal Zion ministry,
ordained, Akron, O., September 15, 1909. Snowden Chapel,
Franklin, Pa., September 15, 1909-September 14, 1910. Student,
Western Theological Seminary, Pittsburg, September, 1910. —
96
[1910
The following persons are members of the School for the year,
1910-1911, arranged In the order of their classes:
Albert Levitt. 3.
Born, Baltimore, Md., March 14, 1885.
Charles Addison >Vlnfr. 2.
Born, Montpeller, Vt., July 16, 1883. Summer, 1910, In charge
of the Independent Christian Society, Bath, N. H.
Edwin Burdette Backus. 1.
Born, Blanchester, O., December 27, 1888. A. B., University of
Michigan, 1909.
JamJnl Kanta Koar. 1.
Born, Malda, Bengal, India, April 24, 1881.
Percy Emmons Ljndon. 2.
Born, Boston, Mass., July 29, 1885. Summer preaching. Church
of Our Father, Sullivan, Me., June 20, 1910-September 5, 1910.
William Edward Bingham. 1.
Born, Headcorn, England, August 22, 1884.
Herman Fred Lion. 1.
Born, Philadelphia, Pa., March 20, 1887.
James William MacDonald. 1.
Born, Shildon. England, July 10, 1884.
Arthur Elwin Wilson. 2.
Born, KIrkwood, N. Y., November 19, 1888.
Mary Herrick Burt. 4. Certificated Undergraduate.
Born, Warwick, N. Y.
Eoy James Clarke. 1.
Born, Castalia, Iowa, March, 1882. B. S., South Dakota State
College, 1909.
Edward Perry Daniels. 1.
Born, Midland, Mich., January 30, 1891.
87
INDEX.
The names of graduates are printed In small capitals, while the
names of non-graduates are printed in lov/er case letters. The ♦ be-
fore the name shows that the student has died. The t after the name
shows that the name of that student will not be found in the annual
catalogue for that year, usually because the student entered the
School after the catalogue had been printed. Women who have mar-
ried since leaving the School are entered under their maiden names,
with a cross reference from their names after marriage. The num-
ber at the end after the name indicates either the year of graduation,
or the year during which the student left the Schol. If there ar«
two numbers, it means that the student was twice connected with
the School. Usually the full details are to be found under the second
year.
Abbey, Carlog
•Abbot, Francis Ellingwood
♦Abbott, C.\ry Fletcher
Abbott, Clifford Belcher
•Adams, Andrew Napoleon
Aitken, Martha Chapman
Alden, William George
Allex, Alvix M.
Allen, Charles Adams
Allen, Gideon M.
Allex, Joseph Cady
Allex, Thomas EJrnest
♦Ames, Fisher
Ax[)KI!sox, William Larabee
♦Axdress, Har\-ey Doddridge
♦axdketw, johx
Andrews, Olaf Johnson
Andrews, Peru Joiixson
Applebee, Jonx Hexrt
Arxason, Gudmundur
Ater, Johannes Abraham
Christoffel Faggingeb
1908
Babcock, Burton
1887
1863
Backus, Edwin Burdette
1910
1885
Bailey, Alvin Freeman
1867
1878
♦Bailey, Ira
1858
1851
Bagley, Mbs. Blanche,
see
1889
Pentecost, Balxche
1889
1873
♦Bagley, James Edwin
1889
1860
Baker, Nehemiah Addison
1908
1864
Baker, Seward
1894
1852
♦Baldwin, John B.t
1867
1893
♦Ball, George Sumner
1847
1890
Ballou, Willarf' Stephen
1892
1895
Bandy, John Van Neicet
1908
1874
Barber, Henry Hervey
1861
1851
♦Barber, Stillman
1848
1875
♦Barker, Edward
1858
1892
♦Barker, Stephen
1851
1893
♦Barnes, Dolenna
1846
1894
♦Barnes, George P.t
1868
1908
Barxhill, John Basil
1890
Barrett, Edward Hughes
1900
1906
Barrett, Habison Delivan
1889
Barrow, Reuben Shaw 1904
Barton, Harriet Belle 1895
Batchelor, George 1863
Bates, Elisha D. 1847
Baum, Eknest Emil 1897
Baun, Christian 1890
•Beach, John Broughton 1861
•Beller, Jackson Nelson 1853
•Bellee, William 1853
Beane, Samuel Collins, Jr. 1899
*Bemis, Fitz Henry 1851
Benham, Elias C. 1851
♦Bennett, Samuel 1848
Benton, Dwight 1895
Benwell, John Leon 1891
Berglund,, Abraham 1897
•Betsch, Peter 1847
•Billings, Liberty 1848
Bingham, William Edward 1910
Birks, Alfred William 1901
Black, George Douglas 1885
•Blass, Jultus 1882
Blood, Orrin Judson 1889
•Boardman, John Hager 1865
Boland, Henry Weir 1902
•Bond, Edward Pearson 1846
BowEN, Clayton Raymond 1901
Bowen, Duane Vinton 1864
Boyd, Nicholas Emery 1871
•BoYER, Daniel W. J. 1847
•Boynton, Mrs. Richard Wil-
son, see Barton, Harriet
Belle 1895
Boynton, Richard Wilson 1895
•Bradley, William 1850
Brandow, Melvin 1904
Brauti, Johannes Johnson 1891
•Bremner, George 1875
Brenan, Edward Henton 1897
Brown, Andrew Hiram 1908
Brown, Edwin Guthrie 1884
Brown, Frederic Cxtrtis 1896
Brown, George L. 1862
Brown, Henry Harrison 1887
Brown, Lincoln Eldridge 1893
Brown, William Channinq 1894
Brown, William Henry 1869
*Browne, Edwin Clarence
Llewtellyn 1861
Buck, Charles Wentworth 1862
Buck, Florence 1894
Buckingham, Merritt Scott 1901
•Bugbee, Charles 1853
BucKSHORN, Louis Henry 1895
•Bullock, Irwin 1848
•Burgess, Henry Bennett 1854
•Burr, Rushton Dashwood 1849
Bush, Austin Ira 1877
Bushnell, Charles Frank 1893
BusHNELL, Lafayette 1868
Burt, Mary Herrick 1910
Bussemaker, Gerard Johan 1874
Butler, Elleey Channinq 1869
Butler, Charles William 1857
•Butts, Bryan Jabez 1850
•Buxton, William Bradlejy 1864
Buzzell, Herbert Leslie 1893
Byles, Anthony D. 1858
Byrnes, Thomas Patrick 1887
Caldwell, Alfred Franklin 1866
Callicod, Ole Larson 1896
Calvin, Patrick 1890
•Camp, Stephen Henry 1863
Campbell, George Edmund 1865
Capwell, William Nelson 1852
•Chaffee, Nathaniel Otis 1848
Chaffin, William Ladd 1861
Chalfant, James Arthur 1889
Chandler, Ekiward Abbot 1877
Chaney, George Leonard 1862
Chase, Joseph Aubrey 1881
•Chesney, Edward H. 1852
Chiba, Saut 1908
Claflin, Adelaide Avery 1896
Clark, Albert Willard 1901
Clark, Hob art 1878
Clark, J. C. 1855
100
♦Clark, Lyman 1869
•Clark, Sheldon Cobnexus 1873
Clarke, George Benjamin Rob-
ertson 1874
Clarke, Roy James 1910
Clarke, Ward Robinson 1899
•Clarke. William Travis 1851
•Clute, Oscar 1868
•CoBURN, Alvin 1848
Cochrane, Cora Saxton 1888
Cochrane, Lorenzo Darwin 1888
Cockerill, Robert Charles 1904
Coffin„ Wylie Arnell 1887
Coleman, Albert John 1897
Coleman, Richard 1859
CoUson, Mary Edith 1897
Conklin, Eugene Langdon 189i
Connaty, Thomas J. 1851
Connor, Helen Nichols 1907
Cooke, George Willis 1872
Cooper, John Wallace! 1906
•Craig, William 1855
Crltchett, Thomas William 1877
Crocker, Alvero A. 1855
Cronyn, David 1867
•CuMMiNGS, Gilbert J. 1859
Currier, Wilton Lincoln 1910
Curtis, Anson Bartie. 1889
Curtis, Mrs. Blanche, see Dens-
more, Blanche 1873
•Curtis, Charles Alphonso 1874
Curtis, Theodore Walter 1879
•Gushing, William 1848
Czirjek, Michel 1910
Dana, Alphaeus Theodore 1872
Danforth, Edward Hunting-
ton 1868
Danforth, James 1884
Daniels, Edward Perry 1910
Daniels, Leverett Richmond 1885
•Darrow, Ammirus 1850
Da\-idson, John Mitchell 1901
•Davis, Ruel Stephen 1849
Day, Artemas Lawrence 1901
Day, John William 1882
•Dean, Austin Scannel 1851
Dean, Gardnerf 1846
•Dean, Martin Guy 1851
Dean, Thomas Norville 1891
DeHaas, Jacob Anton 1910
DeHoog, Henri 1890
•Delange, Mordecai 1847
Dellquest, Augustus William 1892
•DeNobjiandie, Courtland
Yardley 1852
•DeNobmandie, Eugene 1855
Densmore, Blanche 1873
Deihlefs, Louis Claus 1907
•De\'ereaux, Daniel Thurs-
ton 1873
Devoe, Marmora 1873
Dewell, William Harrison 1864
DicKMANN, Herbert August 1901
Dickson, James Henry 1889
Dickson, John 1858
Dickson, Samuel Judd 1865
•Dix, Henry Dana 1868
Doane, May Louise 1889
Dole, Walter 1874
Doloroso, Destino Louis Aaron 1907
Doremus, Robert Proudfit
1905 1907
Douthit, Jasper Lewis 1867
Douthit, Robert Collyeb 1893
Drake, Paul Harris 1908
Drummond, Chester Arthur 1906
Dudley, Willis Edward 1888
•DuGANNE, Hiram Clarke 1856
Duncan, James Cameiron 1885
Dunlap, Albert 1869
Dunnekake, Ferdinand A. 1879
Dutton, Caleb Samuel Simeon 1902
•Dyberg, Samuel Andrew 1888
•Eaton, Frederic Addison 1897
•Earl. Nathaniel Churchill 1868
Earl, WeUington 1866
101
Bddowes, Timothy Habold 1865
Edelman, Louis 1890
EisENLOHB, Hugo Gottfried 1883
Elbebfeld, Samxjel Louis 1895
♦Ellis, Charles Heebebt 1864
Ellis, Henri Allen 1867
♦Elliott, James 1848
♦Emerson, Jennie Cornelia 1873
Ennis, William Edwin 1904
Evans, Edwin 1908
Fairchild, Edward Baxter 1359
Fairfield, Mrs. Oliver J., see
Guthrie, Eulalie Deming 1890
Falls, James Washington 1882
♦Fanton, Burroughs Sherwood 1852
Farmer, Kimball 1865
Farwell, Herbert Cunning-
ham 1894
Fenderson, Arthur Leon 1906
Ferguson, Mrs. Georgia Ran-
som 1904
Ferris, Isaac Warren 1848
♦Ferry, Charles Brace 1859
Fields, Samuel George Archi-
bald 1873
♦Finley, Everett 1863
Firgau, Gustav Arthur 1897
♦Fisher, Oliver Martin 1887
Fiske, Albert Rantoul 1904
♦Flagg, Samuel Benjamin 1858
Fleming, Edward Lawrence 1906
Floyd, Andrew J. 1879
♦FoRBusH, Trowbridge Brig-
ham 1856
♦Fowler, Charles Thomas 1871
Fox;, Davis R.t 1868 j
♦Fox, Jefferson Myers 1861 1
Frank, Henry 1889 |
Frankenstein, Heinrich Frank 1888
♦Frazer, John 1873
♦Fritts, Sarah Baker 1904
Frost, Lila Allison 1889
Frost, Jonathan Bubwell 1886
Fuller, Allen Orrin
♦Fuller, Charles
Fuller, James W.
♦Fuller, Silas Orville
♦Fuller, William A.
1863
1866
1859
1848
1850
Gaines, R. B. 1852
Galvin, Patrick 1890
*Gamsby, Tyler H. 1851
Gardiner, Elizabeth Norton 1869
Garborg, Samuel 1895
Gauld, Frederic John 1894
Geeb, Francis Mortimer 1902
Gerner, Charles William 1874
♦Getchell, John Marshfield 1873
Gibson, Edwin High 1903
Gigliotti, Nicola 1903
Giles, Ella A. 1882
Ghl, Frederic 1890
Gillette, Frederic Kellogg 1883
Gillilan, Charles Wallace 1899
♦Gilpin, "Victor James 1904
Glidden, W. C. S.f 1895
Glover, Alfred Kingsley 1888
Godden, Mary Rebecca 1885
Godfrey, Grove K. 1848
GooDLOE, Don Speed Smith 1906
♦Goodnough, Alfred Everett 1878
Goodnow, A. M.f 1865
Gooseley, Stephen Crawford 1891
Gordon, Samuel 1855
Gore, Arthurt 1868
Graves, Charles 1893
Grafton, Frank William 1879
Gray, Clifton Merritt 1898
Green, Henry Montesquieu 1889
♦Green, John Bremner 1861
Green, Mrs. Walter Cox, see
Maynard, Elizabeth Ethel 1907
Greer, George Hamilton 1884
Greer, Edwin Spencer 1891
Guard, Paul 1897
Gunning, Revere Charles 1871
Guthrie, Eulalie Deming 1890
102
Gyorgy, John 1906
Hafer. Robert William 1879
Haight, Sarah Louisa 1895
Haggerty, James 1861
Haley, William D'abct 1853
•Ham, Le\t Woodbury 1860
Hammer. Theodore 1884
Hamlet, Samuel 1885
Hanbury, Walter George 1895
Hantel, Franz Albert 1874
•Hardacker, Martha Albine 1869
•Hargett, Joseph Bryant 1891
Hakeixgton, Emeline 1895
•Harris, Andrew Jackson 1881
Harris, Elza Morgan Pugh 1880
•Hassali^ Robert 1849
•Hathwat, Edward Wilson 1866
Haugerud, Herman 1890
Haworth, James 1895
Hawthorne. William Cope 1879
Heath, John George Bowen 1859
Heddadeus, Johannes 1883
Heizenroeder, William 1883
•Henderson, Robert Miller 1877
•Herman, Pontianus Gismondi 1888
Hicks, James Francis 1850
•Hill, George Townsend 1846
Hiller, Lilian Evangeline 1893
Hills, Burton Alfred 1904
•Himebough. Benjamin David 1848
•HoAG, Jedediah Robinson 1851
Hoagland, Napoleon Stage 1885
Hodges, John Gladstone 1885
HoDGiN, Edwin McMasters
Stanton 1898
Hogan, William John Herbert 1888
HoLDEN, Mrs. Charles, see
Sprague, Marie 1899
Holden, Francis Wilder 1891
Holmes. Lilian Saxe 1894
Hoist, Harry 1901
Hopp. William Frledrichf 1906
HoBNER, Thomas Jay 1890
Hohst, Carl Geobg 1890
HORTON, EtoWARD AUGUSTUS 1868
•HosMER, George Herbert 1866
How, James Eads 1895
Howe. Mrs. Frederic Clemson,
see Jenney, Marie Hoffen-
PATTT. 1897
Hubbard, Horace Richmond 1897
Huey, Edward 1856
Hugenholtz, Frederic Wil-
LEM NiCOLAAS 1889
Hughes. Lewis Cameron 1871
Huizinga, Arnold van Couthe
Piccardt 1903
Huizinga. Pieter Riewert 1890
Hull, Franklin Cudworth 1885
•HuJiPHREY, Evan William 1848
Hunn, Horace H. 1854
Hunter, Stanley Mercer 1894
Huseby, Leif 1910
•Hutchinson, Sawyer A. 1850
Ingraham, Duncan Greenleaf 1868
•Irish, Charles Tabor 1868
Ives, Howard Colby 1905
Jackson, Alberta Marcella 1908
Jenney, Marie Hoffendahl 1897
Jennings, Allen Gary 1869
Jennings. William Henry 1873
Johnson, Edward Dunbar 1910
Johnson. Henry B. 1855
Johnson, Siourjon 1910
Johnston, Da%-id Huston 1852
Jones, Emmet Milton 1901
Jones, Ernest 1894
Jones, Georget 1908
Jones, Jenkin Lloyd 1870
Jones, John Michael 1895
Jones, Joseph Comstock 1867
Jones, William Safford 1896
•Josselyn, Calb3 Bates 1858
Kaltenbach Valentine Henry 1908
Kanda, Saichiro Benjamin 1889
Kaneko, Kiichl 1902
Keeling. David E. 1855
103
*Keen, William Graves 1856
*Kelsey, Loeenzo Conut 1854
Kendall, Darwin 1854
Kendall, Silas R. 1853
Kennedy, William Sloan 1878
Kent, Josiah Coleman 1895
Kerr, Edward Thomas 1905. 1910
Kingsely, Jeremiah 1855
♦Kinney, Joseph 1862
Kimball, Charles Marcus 1887
Kirby, Jerry Oliver 1868
Kiss, Alexander 1908
KiTASTIMA, WaTABI 1891
Kittelsea, Jens. T. 1881
Kittredge, Barnard Stallo 1904
♦Knott, William 1868
Koar, Jamini Kanta 1910
Kralick, Frank J. 1881
Kbistjansson, Albert Ed-
ward 1910
•Lamb, Edward Livingaton 1854
Langston, Ciakence Adbian 1895
•Lamed, Samuel 1848
Laeson, Asa A. 1855
Larson, Christian Daa 1896
Lathrop, John Howiand 1903
•Lathrop, Thomas Spenceb 1848
Lauer, Solon 1886
♦Lawton, William Arnold 1902
♦Leighton, James Monroe 1877
LEMAHiEtr, Isaac 1877
Levitt, Albert 1910
Lewis, Lester Lothrop 1903
Lewis, William Thomas 1873
Lion, Herman Fred 1910
Libby, Victor Harry 1899
Lischer, Monnie Emanuel 1893
LiTTLEFIELD, ARTHUR WARNER 1890
Lloyd, Thomas Jayf 1899
Locke, John Francis 1867
LoRiNG, Robert SPEAOtrE 1895
LovERiNG, Joseph Foster 1858
Lovett, Irving Door 1891
LusK, James Thompson 1870
Lutz, Henry Frey 1893
Lutz, Harry 1899
*Lyche, Hans Tambs 1884
Lyche, Mary Rebecca, see
GoDDEN, Mary Rebecca 1885
Lyndon, Percy Emmons 1910
*Lyon, John 1848
Lyttle, Charles Harold 1910
McCaw, Samuel Milton 1868
McCormick, Lewis A. 1870
MacCoy, Mabel Lila 1892
Macdonald, Howard Austin
1904. 1906
Macdonald, Mrs. Howard Aus-
tin, see Young, Caroline
Augusta 1907
Macdonald, James William 1910
McEwen, Thomasf 1888
♦Mackintosh, James White 1847
♦McKown, David Wright 1847
♦McKowN, Samuel 1848
♦MoWhinney, Thomas Mar-
tin 1853
Mahon, James Rensealer 1872
Mandell, George H. 1854
Manning, Cassius Roy 1890
Manchester, Leslie 1904
Mapes, Martin Luther 1874
Marsh, Horatiot 1846
Marsh:, John Lewis 1875
Marshall, Frederic Anderson 1887
Mason, Loammi Walter 1886
♦Masters, Zerah 1868
Matthys, John William 1894
♦Maxham, Gustavus Vasa 1851
Maxwell, Samuel Raymond 1906
Maynard, Elizabeth Ethel 1907
Meakeb, William Lathbop 1907
Merrill, Edna Seaver 1907
Merrill, Harvey Clifford 1910
Metcalf, Joel Hastings 1890
Meyee, John Feederic 1898
104
•MicHAEx, Noah
•Mlddleton, Charles
MiLLAUD, David Eumi>d
Miller, Henry Kennard
•Miller, Philip Newton
Minnick, James Luther
Mitchell, Harry Sum neb
Mitchell, Mrs. Harry Sumner
see Slack, Harriet Polly
Moller, Carl Nelson
Molyneaux, Peter Aloyalus
•Moore, James Baker
Moore, Robert
•MoouE, Walter Clifford
Moorman, Otway Pleasant
•Morehouse, Daniel Webster
Moreland, John Jeuniugst
Morrison, Bertland Worth
Morrison, Chester Ludington
♦Morrison, James Barnes
Morse, Bion Curtis
Mott, Frederick Blount
•MouLTON, Tyler CAL\^N
Mulholland, John
•MuMFORD, Thomas James
Munson, Henry J
MuRDocK, Marion
•Murray, John
Myeirs, John Conrad
Myrick, Henry Lewis
Myrthen, Franz Ludwig
1892.
1848
1869
1852
1887
1879
1891
1896
1897
1887
1910
1863
1861
1885
1894
1880
1867
1908
1869
1877
1889
1887
1854
1893
1851
1863
1885
1854
1858
1849
1888
Nye, Elmer Ellsworth 1908
*0'Daniels, DeWitt Clinton 1854
Offen, George Henry John 1890
Ordway, Clyde Elbert 1896
"Orrell, John igso
Oswald, Benjamin Franklin 1884
Nevins, Lynn Allerton
1899
•Newell, Frederick Richards 1846
Newhouse, Simeon Sidler 1865
Newman, Bernard Joseph 1901
Nichols, William Stanley 1894
Nlederer, George 1853
Nieveen, Siewke Martin 1902
Niles, John Wesley 1856
Norman, Amandus Halvdon 1892
NoBRis, Anna Jane 1882
Norton, Hiram 1860
Norton. Smith 1848
Packard, Morgan
Padgham, Elizabeth
*Palmer, James Courtland
Parker, Albert
Parker, Henry Carlton
Parks, Emerson Arad
Parsons, Huntington D.
Payne, Henry Charles
Pendleton, A. M.
Pentecost, Blanche
Perdelwitz, Adolph
Hugo
Perkins, Warren Shubael
Perrigo, Warren Chipman
Perry, Horace Ray
Perry, Horace Ray
Peshtimaljian, Alexander
Peters. Chester Elbridget
Petuksox, Rognvaldur
Phal£n, Frank Low
♦Phelan, William Tait
Pickett. Harold Lionel
Pickett, Mrs. Harold Lionel,
see Trueman, Anita 1908
Pierce, Granville 1873
♦Pierce, Mrs. Granv'lle, see
Emerson, Jennie Cornelia 1873
Pierce, Thomas Stebbins 1905
Pierce, Walter Catlin 1885
Piper, George John 1870
Pope, William Wilfred Cheno-
wyth 1895
♦Porter, Aaron 1864
Porter, George Judson 1875
Porter, Isaac Francis 1868
♦Portman, James G. 1852
1856
1901
1874
1852
1878
1897
1872
1895
1858
1889
Julius
1910
1877
1875
1856
1856
1893
1906
1902
1886
1862
1908
105
*PoTTEB, Daniel Smith Clark
Manchester 1858
Potts, William D. 1851
Powers, Jesse Daniel Or-
lando
•Poyer, Horace Buttolph
Pratt, Prank Wright
Pratt, Samuel
Prescott, Elvin James
Preston, Frederic
*Priest, Samuel Russell
Proctor, George Brown
Pugsley, Matthew Cooper
PuLis, Jessie
♦Putnam, Helen Grace
Pyper, Lewis
Quigley, Austin A.
Quinby, Isaac Frank
Quinn, Bernard Lewis
Quinon, Stephen
1897
1846
1890
1870
1890
1898
1865
1908. 1910
1894
1902
1888
1863
1853
1894
1879
1872
Raaberg, Sophus 1883
*Rau, Gokarn Subba 1907
Rayon, Thomas Frank 1894
Reasoner, Calvin 1869
Reid, Hiram Alvin 1860
Renselaer, James 1872
•Reuss, Samuel 1855
Reynolds, Charles Daniels 1896
*Rice, Abel Maynakd 1896
Richardson, Arthur Bancroft 1909
Richardson, C. C. 1854
♦Rickards, Charles Henry 1878
♦Rikstad Hans Sakarias 1893
Riddle, Joseph Bingham 1901
♦RiTTER, Charles 1854
♦Roberts, Abraham Adams 1865
♦Robertson, Joseph D. 1852
♦Rose, Abner E. 1860
Rossbach, Adolph 1899
Rosenbaum, Stella Bhem 1903
Rosenberg, Peter Rudolph 1869
♦Ross, William Preston 1880
RowEN, Daniel 1877
Roys, Cyrus Austin 1878
Ruddell, Thomas Charles 1869
♦Rush, Henry Young 1856
Russell, Charles Frank 1880
♦Ryder, Almanza Sanford 1853
Sackett, Commodore Perry 1871
Sample, Samuel William 1878
Sampson, Thomas W. 1847
Sargent, Arthur Hayes 1906
Sarkisian, Toros Aram 1890
Savage, John Arthur 1880
Savage, Maxwell Sands 1903
Savage, Robert Wellesly 1881
♦ScANDLiN, William George 1854
Schmidt, Carl F^iedrich
Otto 1900
Schneider^ Otto Emanuel 1906
ScHOFiELD, Ada Lauretta 1900
♦SCHULTZ, NiCOLAI 1886
Scott, Charles Henry 1885
Seager, George W. 1853
Seaton, Joseph Marion 1894
Seaver, Nathanael 1863
Sehanavis, Binay Mohan 1909
Seki, Henry Sleusuke 1893
♦Shaw, George Stetson 1862
Shaw, Thomas Ellwood 1879
Shelander, Asaph Robert 1903
Shippen, Rush Rhees 1849
Shurtleff, Alfred Dewey Kee-
gant 1895
Simpson, James Thompson 1910
Sinclair, William Henry 1878
Singer, Louis 1892
Slack, Harriet Polly 1897
Sloan, James Fee 1867
Smith, Arthur Clarence 1887
Smith, Frederick William 1899
Smith, Henry Rogers 1868
Smith, Walter Delos 1905
♦Smith, William Burritt 1858
Snyder, Charles Edward 1909
106
Snyder, John 1869
Snyder. John Wakefield 1869
Solmundson, Johann Pjetur 1902
Somers, Amos Newton 1879
Soule, James Edward 1864
SouLE, John Cannon 1867
Southworth, Victor Emanuel 1892
Sowle, Abraham M. 1851
Spalding, Samuel Charles 1903
Spence, Albert Hague 1899
•Spencer, Alanson Anderson 1853
Sperry, Z. 1854
Spicer, Robert Barclay 1903
•Spoor, John Noah 1847
Sprague, George Levecque 1905
Sprague, Leslie Willis 1889
Sprague. Lila Frost, see Frost,
Ula Allison 1889
Sprague, Marie 1S99
Spring, George Edward 1889
Spurr, George Browning 1907
•Stamm, Benjamin Francis 1853
•Staples, Carlton Albert 1854
•Staples, Nahor Augustus 1854
Stephens, Martin Van Buren 1866
Stevens. Abram Walter 1862
Stevens, Don Carlos 1888
Ste\t:ns. Edward E\'erett 1897
•Stockdale. Parker William 1904
Stone, Herbert King 1908
Stone, Lj\aNGST0N 1860
Stratton, Charles 1849
Strickland, Mortimer Jerome 1874
Suzuki, Sojiro 1895
Swisher, Walter Samuel 1910
•Tagoart, Charles Manson 1849
Taylor. DAvan 1881
Taylor. Henry Butterfield 1897
Thacher, Philip Slaney 1878
•Thayer. Wales Belcher 1861
Thompson. John Brown 1867
Thurber. Peter G. 1860
Tomlin, Clement Ernest 1908
Towner, John Loop 1847
Trevor, John 1879
Treworgy, Everett Somes 1904
Trueman, Anitat 1908
Tryon. Warren Edward 1905
Tsuffa, Yuson 1891
Tucker. Mary Alice 1892
Tupper, Nathan Wells 1905
Tupper, Mrs. Sarah 1903
Tyler, H. F. 1874
Udell, Howard L. 1896
Udell, Mrs. Howard L. see
Hiller, Lilian Evangeline 1893
Underwood. Sherman David 1854
Van Elden. Anthony Gijsbert 1904
Van Sluyters, Bernard An-
thony 1893
Vickers, Thomas 1862
•Vorse, Albert Buel 1862
Voss, Carl August 1896
Voss, Ernst 1896
Vossema, Hendrik 1895
Vrooman, Walter Watklns 1889
Wait, George S. 1849
Wald, Paul 1868
•Walker, James Shedel 1886
Walsh, William Lorison 1893
•Ward, Caleb Gordon 1846
Washburn, Owen Redington 1891
•Webster, George Washington 1850
•Weed, Watson 1889
Weeks, William Marston 1878
Weil, Fred Alban 1904
Weld. Charles Richmond 1868
Wellman, Charles Phelps 1902
Wendte, Charles William 1867
♦Weston, Thomas 1849
Westwood, Horacet 1909
Wheat, George Densmore 1881
•Whitfield, George Frederick 1865
107
Whitridge, Gustavus Rudol-
phusf 1854
Wicks, Frank Scott Ck)BET 1894
♦WiGGiN, James Henby 1861
Wilby. Richard Clarke 1892
Wilgus, Albert 1887
♦Williams, Alfred Amos 1871
Wilmot, Newton Joseph 1897
Wilson, Arthur Edward 1896
Wilson, Arthur Elwin 1910
*WiLSON, Henry Robert 1880
Wilson, Lewis Gilbert 1883
Wilson, Mark 1860
Wilson, Walter 1860
Wilson, William Alexander 1864
Wilson, William Powell 1871
Wing, Charles Addison 1910
Wltham. E^)en 1865
♦Windsor, John McCarthy 1850
Withekbee, Frank Dennis 1900
Withington, George Gardner 1854
Witter, Frederic S. 1865
Wood, Edward Forest 1905
♦Woodman, John Noyes 1895
♦WoRDEN, Samuel D. 1858
WouDE, Henry H. 1879
Wright, George Chabues 1884
♦Wright, George Franklin 1872
Wyman, Obrin Tebtius 1859
Young, Caroline Augusta 1907
Young, George Henry 1866
♦Young, Warren 1867
Zastbow, Gustav Henry 1910
ZiNKHAN, Louis Fbedebio 1875
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APPENDIX I.
CERTIFICATED UNDERGRADrATES.
The following list includes those who, having been allowed for
sufficient reasons, to take an abbreviated course, have received cer-
tificates upon Anniversary Day. They might be spoken of as
"Graduates from a Partial Course:"
1865 Simeon Sidler Newhouse.
1867 Jasper Lewis Douthit.
1868 Oscar Clute.
Zerah Masters.
1869 Albert Dunlap.
1870 George John Piper.
1871 Alfred Amos Williams.
William Powell Wilson.
1872 George Willis Cooke.
Stephen Quinon.
1874 Walter Dole.
James Courtland Palmer.
1877 Thomas William Critchett.
Robert Miller Henderson.
James Monroe Leighton.
1878 Samuel William Sample.
Philip Slaney Thatcher.
1883 Frederic Kellogg Gillette.
Lewis Gilbert Wilson.
James Danforth.
George Hamilton Greer.
Hans Tambs Lyche.
1884 Walter Catlin Pierce.
1885 Leverett Richmond Daniels.
John Gladstone Hodges.
1887 Henry Harrison Brown.
Albert Wllgus.
1888 Cora Saxton Cochrane.
Lorenzo Darwin Cochrane.
Helen Grace Putnam,
Don Carlos Stevens.
loe
1889 Martha Chapman Aitken.
Orrin Judson Blood.
James Henry Dickson.
Watson Weed.
1890 Herman Haugerud.
1891 Johannes Johnson Brauti.
1899 Charles Wallace Gillilan.
1910 Mary Herrick Burt.
Peter Aloysius Molyneaux.
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APPENDIX II.
HOLDERS OF THE DEGREE OF B. D.
The following have received the degree of B. D. from the Mead-
vllle Theological School. The year before the name shows the year
of graduation, while the year in brackets after the name shows the
year the degree was granted:
1863 THOMAS VICKERS. (1881)
1878 ALFRED EVERETT GOODNOUGH. (1885)
1883 JOHANNES HEDDADEUS. (1887)
1885 WALTER CLIFFORD MOORE. (1886)
1885 MARION MURDOCK. (1887)
1889 ANSON BAKTIE CURTIS.
1889 HENRY MONTESQUIEU GREEN.
1891 WATARI KITASHIMA. (1894)
1897 EDWARD HENTON BRENNAN.
1897 MARIE HOFFENDAHL JENNEY.
1898 JOHN FREDERIC MEYER.
1901 CLAYTON RAYMOND BOWEN. (1903)
1901 ALBERT WILLARD CLARK.
1903 JOHN HOWLAND LATHROP.
1904 REUBEN SHAW BARKOW.
1904 EVERETT SOMES TREWORGY.
1904 FRED ALBAN WEIL.
1906 JOHANNES ABRAHAM CHRISTOFFEL FAGGINGER
AUER.
1906 HOWARD AUSTIN MACDONALD.
1908 GUDMUNDER ARNASON.
1910 JACOB ANTON DeHAAS.
1910 ALBERT EDWARD KRISTJANSSON.
1910 CHARLES HAROLD LYTTLE.
1910 WALTER SAMUEL SWISHER.
1910 GUSTAV HENRY ZASTROW.
CRUFT FELLOWS.
1906-1908 JOHANNES ABRAHAM CHRISTOFFEL FAGGINGER
AUER.
GUDMUNDUR ARNASON.
1908-1909
1909-1910
1910-1911
1910-1911
CHARLES HAROLD LYTTLE.
WALTER SAI^IUEL SWISHER.
Ul
APPENDIX III.
1848— *EYAN WILLIAM HUMPHEEYS.
Born, Llandyssil Parish, South Wales, England, January 11, 1816.
Christian connection, ordained, Mt. Zion Church, near Fraseburg,
O., August, 1845. Christian churches, Granville, Newark, Beach,
and Grillins, O. Editor, Herald] of Gospel Liberty. Died, Yellow
Springs, 0., January 14, 1884.
1849— *THOMAS WESTON.
In eighth line, after Barnstable, Mass., add June 1, 1864-June 1,
1868.
1852— *BUBROUGHS SHERWOOD FANTON.
In the sixth line, after N. Y., add January 5, 1851-March 15, 1861.
1854— * CARLTON ALBERT STAPLES.
After Third Unitarian Church, Chicago, 111., add November 1, 1868-
November 1, 1872.
1868— EDWARD AUGUSTUS HORTON.
After Unitarian Sunday School Society, add National.
1889— Sachiro Benjamin Kanda.
Add — Present address, Wakayamaken, Japan.
1894— FLORENCE BUCK.
At end of last line, add 1911-First Unitarian Church, Alameda,
Cal., January, 1911.—
1907— Robert Proudfit Doremus.
Add— September 18. 1910; First Unitarian Society, Brookings, S.
D., December 12, 1910.—
1908— BERTLAND WORTH MORRISON.
Add— Congregational Church and Society of the East Precinct,
Barnstable, January 1, 1910. —
Heralds of a Liberal Faith, edited with an introduction by Samuel
A. Eliot. Three volumes. 0. Boston: American Unitarian Associa-
tion: 1910. References to the following graduates and under-
graduates may be found as follows:
1847— *GEORGE SUMNER BALL. Volume II., page 71.
1851— *THOMAS JAMES MUMFORD. Volume III., page 263.
1854— *WILLIAM GEORGE SCANDLIN. Volume II., page 109.
1854— *NAHOR AUGUSTUS STAPLES. Volume III., page 221.
1856— *TROWBRIDGE BRIGHAM FORBUSH. Volume II., page 212.
1859— *CHARLES BRACE FERRY. Volume II., page 216.
1861— *EDWIN CLARENCE LLEWELLYN BROWNE. Volume XL,
page 280.
1862— * Albert Bnel Yorse. Volume III., page 55.
1863— *STEPHEN HENRY CAMP. Volume III., page 57.
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