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Academy admitted afterwards aged Andover Andover Theological Seminary appointed April April 25 became born Boston Brooklyn Charles Class Congregational Church Conn Connecticut continued County daugh daughter death degree of M. D. died Edward elected engaged entered College EZEKIEL BACON father GRADUATES OF YALE Hadley Hartford Haven Henry James John Joseph Judge July July 14 June June 11 labors Law School leaving College Legislature licensed to preach Litchfield March March 18 married Miss Mary Mass Medical medicine missionary N. Y. City native town Norwich Ohio ordained pastor Philadelphia Phillips Academy practice Presbyterian Church profession received the degree regiment remained removed resided resigned returned Samuel Sept settled sons soon spent studied law studied theology study of law subsequently survives teaching Theological Seminary Thomas Wethersfield widow William Yale College Yale Law School York City
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Page 262 - Legislature an Associate Judge of the Superior Court, and of the Supreme Court of Errors, and...
Page 36 - He received the degree of MD from the College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York in 1866, and practised medicine for a few years in New York City.
Page 212 - Shelbyville, where he was engaged in the practice of his profession until his death.
Page 261 - ... until 1833, when he resigned at the close of the Twenty-third Congress. As a member of the judiciary committee, while in Congress, he was one of the most active in preparing measures to carry into effect Jackson's proclamation against the nullification or South Carolina. Mr. Ellsworth was also on a committee appointed to investigate the affairs of the United States Bank at Philadelphia. Returning to Hartford he resumed his law practice, and soon regained his extensive business of former days....
Page 125 - He then entered the General Theological Seminary of the Protestant Episcopal Church In New York, and graduated therefrom in 1874.
Page 140 - Wilmington, studied law with his father, and was admitted to the bar in 1851.
Page 2 - Church in his native village, where he continued until 1854, with only an absence of four months on home missionary work. Soon after his settlement he opened a classical school in his own house, and continued it during most of his life. For fiftyseven years he was an active and influential member of the board of trustees of Westfield Academy, and for forty-seven years held the same relation to Williams College. He died at East Granville, Dec.
Page 194 - ... of Reverend Joseph McKeen, the first president of Bowdoin College. Mr. Dunlap represented the town of Brunswick in the General Court of Massachusetts five years, between 1810 and 1817, and in the legislature of Maine in 1820 and subsequently. He was also called to fill various other public offices. He was for a long time a member of the Board of Overseers of Bowdoin College, and a member of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. He was a highly respected citizen, and was noted...
Page 264 - College, he commenced the study of law, in the office of Samuel Miller, Esq., a pious attorney.
Page 96 - College, and in 1820 a member of the convention for the revision of the State Constitution. In this able and dignified body he held a conspicuous rank.