SSD QUINQUENNIAL
REGISTER AND CIRCULAR
OF THE
| STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
AILSBAMN YY, Ty Xe
For the Fifteen Years ending July 14, 1859,
ALBANY:
PRINTED BY C. VAN BENTHUYSEN.,
1860.
FEED: QUINQUENNIAL
REGISTER AND CIRCULAR
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
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For the Bittee# Years ending July or
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PRINTED BY C. VAN BENTHUYSEN.
1860.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Hon. Samvet Youne, LL. D., Superintendent of Common
Schools and Chairman until Feb. 3d, 1845.
Hon. Naruaniet S. Benton, Superintendent of Common Schools
and Chairman from Feb. 3d, 1845, until January 1, 1848.
Hon. Curistopuer Morecan, Superintendent of Common Schools
and Chairman from Jan. 1, 1848, until Jan. 1, 1852.
Hon. Henry S. Ranpvaut, LL. D., Superintendent of Common
Schools and Chairman from Jan. 1, 1852 until Jan. 1, 1854.
Hon. Extras W. Leavenwortu, Superintendent of Common
Schools and Chairman from Jan. 1, 1854, until April 4, 1854.
| Hon. Vicror M. Rice, Superintendent of Public Instruction,
and Chairman from April 4, 1854, until April 4, 1857.
Hon. Henry H. Van Dycx, Superintendent of Public Instrue-
tion and Chairman from April 4, 1857. Me
Rev. W. H. Campsett, D. D., until his resignation, July 10, 1851.
Francis Dwient, Esq., until his decease, December 15, 1845.
Hon. Grpeon Hawtey, LL. D., until his resignation, October 22,
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1852.
Rev. Atonzo Porter, D. D)., until his resignation, October, 11,
1845.
Hon. Samuet Younc, LL. D., from October 14, 1845, until his
decease, 1849.
. Hoy. Harmanus Bureecxer, LL. D., from Feb. 5, 1846, until
his decease, July 20, 1849.
Cuartes L. Austin, Ese., from September 12, 1849.
T. Romeyn Becx, M.D., LL. D., from December 2, 1850, until
his decease, Nov. 19, 1855.
Hon. Franxtrx Townsenp, from September 25, 1851.
Hon. Witi1am W. Forsytu, from January 13, 1853, to his de-
cease, August 26, 1854.
Samuret H. Hammonp, Esg., from September 9, 1854, until his
resignation, March 5, 1857.
Hon. Samvet B. Wootwortn, LL. D., from Jan. 27, 1856.
Hon. Rosert H. Pruyn, from March 5, 1857. tg
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SECRETARIES AND TREASURERS.
Francis Dwieut, Esg., Secretary and Treasurer until his decease,
Dec. 15, 1845.
Rey. W. H. Campsetzt, D. D., Secretary and Treasurer from
December 18, 1845, until his resignation, July 10, 1851.
T. Romeyn Becx, M. D, LL. D., Secretary and Treasurer from
July 2, 1851, until his decease, Nov. 19, 1855.
Samvet B. Wootworty, LL. D., Secretary and Treasurer, from
January 20, 1856.
FACULTY.
Davin P. Pacer, A. M., Principal, until his decease, Jan. 1, 1848.
Grorce R. Perkins, LL. D., Principal, from Jan 1, 1848, until
his resignation, July 8, 1852.
Samvuet B. Wootwortu, LL. D., Principal, from Sept. 20, 1852,
until his resignation, Feb. 1, 1856.
Davin H. Cocuran, A. M., Principal, from Feb 1, 1856.
Grorce R. Perkins, LL. D., Professor of Mathematics, until his
appointment as Principal, Jan. 1, 1848.
Ferpinanp I. Inustey, Teacher of Vocal Music, until his resig-
nation, May 3, 1847.
Jerome B. Howarp, Teacher of Drawing, until his resignation,
Nov. 4, 1846.
Merritt G. McKoon, A. M., Prof. of Nat. Sciences, from March
15, 1845, until his resignation, June 9, 1845.
WituiaM F. Puextps, Permanent Teacher of Experimental School,
from Oct. 15, 1845, until his resignation, May 24, 1852.
Sumyer C. Wess, Librarian, Teacher of Arithmetic, &., from
Oct. 15, 1845, until his resignation, Sept. 1855.
Siras T. Bowen, Teacher of Intellectual Philosophy, Grammar,
Rhetoric, &c., from Oct. 15, 1845, until his resignation, Feb. 10, 1853.
Witiram W. Crark, A. M., Teacher of Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry, from Oct. 15, 1845, until his resignation, June 25, 1851.
Euizasetn C. Hance, Teacher of Reading, Geography, &c.,
from Oct. 15, 1845, until her resignation, July 11, 1855.
Darwin G. Eaton, Teacher of Physiology, Mathematics, &c.,
from Noy. 5, 1845, until his resignation, July 24, 1851.
Ann Marita Ostrom, Teacher of Drawing, &c., from Nov. 4,
1846, until her resignation, July 8, 1852.
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Truman H. Bowen, Teacher of Vocal Music, Grammar, &c.,
from May 3, 1847, until his resignation, July 9, 1854.
Samuet W. Jounson, Teacher of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and Physiology, from July 10, 1851, until his resignation, Feb. 11,
1852.
Joun Fett, Jun., Teacher of Grammar and Algebra, from Sept.
15, 1851, until his resignation, Feb. 2, 1854.
James H. Sarisspury, M. D., Teacher of Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry and Physiology, from Feb. 23, 1852, until his resignation,
March 4, 1853.
Lovisa Ostrom, Teacher of History and Drawing, from April 12,
1852.
Amos M. Ketioee, Superintendent of Experimental School,
from May 24, 1852, until his resignation, Sept. 15, 1856.
Grorce W. Prympron, A. M., Professor of Mathematics, from
Feb. 27, 1853, until his resignation, Nov. 28, 1855. Ke ofpeis LA dos b lod
Francis E. Daxrn, A. M., Teacher of Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry, from Sept 19, 1853, until his resignation, Feb, 9, 1854.
Ezra 8. Carr, M. D., Professor of the Nat. Sciences, from Feb.
27, 1854, until his resignation, April 21, 1854.
Drvotson Woop, Teacher of Algebra and Grammar, from Feb.
27, 1854, until his resignation, July 11, 1855.
Davin H. Cocuran, A. M., Professor of the Natural Sciences,
from Sept. 18, 1854, until his appointment as Principal, Feb. 1,
1856.
Freperick S. Jewrix, A. M., Professor of the English Language
and Literature, from Sept. 18, 1854.
Tutty C. Ester, Teacher of Vocal Music and Grammar, from
Sept. 18, 1854, until his resignation, Feb. 4, 1858.
ae Wi be Teacher of Arithmetic an ahs from
Sept. 14 5: Res yn a tele (Quy | aD Resp fue ea bed
ey “B. Hewes, Teacher of Arithmétic ard Bi se:
from Sept. 17, 1855, until her resignation, July 9, 1857.
Emity E. Rice, Teacher of Arithmetic, from Sept. 17, 1855,
until her resignation, Feb. 4, 1858.
Cuarves Davies, L.L. D., Professor of Mathematics, from Nov.
28,1855, until his resignation, July 9, 1857.
Ropyey G. Krimpatt, Assistant Dro ofessor of Mathematics, from
Nov. 28, 1855. Off pervaded “tad i | Mirhh. 24 AY Pe
Epwarp F. B. Orton, A. M., Professor of the Natural Sciences,
from April 1, 1856, until his resignation, July 14, 1859.
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Witutams D. Huxtiey, Superintendent of Experimental School,
from Sept. 15, 1856.
Mary E. Burirer, Teacher Ng Geography and Reading, from
July 9, 1857. Ki. atdy
> Gerorce W. Piympton, A. M., Professor of Mathematics, from
July 9, 1857, until his vecplieion July 14, 1859.
Ferpinanp F. Mituer, Teacher of Vocal Music, from Feb. 4,
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GRADUATES.
Names. Post Offices. Counties.
Harriet E. Abbott,...-- DYPFACUNG,:.4025- Onondaga.
wie ADNOS eo: eMmOIP, 2.51. ATI.
Jane C. Ackerman,.-.--- Pillar Point,.... Jefferson.
iucy A. Ackley, 24 . 2: Kinderhook, .... Columbia.
Deborah L. Adams, ..--- ATDONY oA cig Albany.
Huldah A. Allen,..-.- .. Schenectady,.... Schenectady.
mate Mo Roe Se Hudson,_...._.. Columbia.
MORTON Hart’s Village,.. Dutchess.
Charlotte M. Anderson,. Albany, .....--- Albany.
Emelia E. Andrews,.... Albany, .....--- Albany.
Orphana E. Andrews,-.. La Fayette,.__-- Onondaga.
Moly o, Alam NOW Tole. cs New York.
Margaret S. Arndut,..__. New York, 2.0... New York.
M. Elizabeth Atwood,.. Albany, -...._.- Albany.
Ellen B. Babbitt, .-_.- py recene (22% "3 5 Onondaga.
Fanny A. Babcock,-..-- Westford, ...... Otsego.
Meriba -A. BApcooK,. «De Kalb... St. Lawrence.
Frances A, Bacon, =. . -. Albawy Cos cen | Ree
Helen M. Bacon, ---..-- ATOR Co cin he Albany.
milly (pdiey, 2 ss Dileep coe Oneida.
Helet M.: Baker,. .-_. .. ATS a en Albany.
Amanda P. Baldwin,.... New York,...... New York.
Clara L. Baldwin,.....- ByTACuse... . ows Onondaga.
Hare: Beau. 2. . Bi eee 4 Rensselaer.
Martha B. Bancroft,.... Weathersfield, .. Wyoming.
Phebe A. Barnard, ----- Union Village... Washington.
Harriet Barnes,....---- Galen, 5. wc. Wee
Theresa A. Barnes,.-.--. Evan’s Mills,.... Jefferson.
Charity Barnett,..-.--- Sieilore sy. 4 us Delaware.
C. Louisa Barstow,.---- Hannibal, ....-. Oswego.
Mary 0. DM06, es. Water Valley,... Erie.
Mary i DOW < 27 ou... Central Square, Oswego.
Fariny Baxters.7 42.0. Bi; oe ee Erie.
Amanda S. Beach,--....- A a a ina Albany.
Mary M. Beach. --3... Checktowaga, ..- Erie.
Mary 1... ele /.57 4) Le. Kinderhook, .... Columbia.
Mary L. Beatty;......-.. Greenwich, -..... Washington.
Sarah B. Bedell,.....-.. Grand Island,... Erie.
Post Offices. Counties.
N. Broadalbin,.. Fulton.
Batavia, Genesee.
Alden Erie.
Bethlehem Centre Albany.
Victory, Cayuga.
Byron, Genesee.
South Danby,... Tompkins.
. Esther Bennett, South Danby,... Tompkins.
. Mary C. Bennett, Veteran, ... Chemung.
. Mary E. Best,.........-Kinderhook, .... Columbia.
. L. Maria Bingham,.._-- Van Buren, Onondaga.
. Sarah A. Bingham, ADSRY si: So Albany.
aren MM. bitch... 52 oy Amsterdam,.-... Montgomery.
1852. Sarah M. Birdsall, Schenectady, _.. Schenectady.
. Mary L. Bodwell, Inverness, Livingston.
. Harriet Booth, Goshen, Orange.
1 perean: T. Bawer, New York,....-. New York.
» Caroline A. Brace, . 2: = eee Cro Onondaga.
», Emma M. Brace,/_-..... Salina, Onondaga.
. Harriet N. Brand, Var Buren, 6... Onondaga.
. Mary L. Brand, Belle Isle, Onondaga.
. Sarah Bray, Kinderhook, .... Columbia.
. Nancy E. Brigg-, Honesye,s. ...: Ontario.
. Delia A. Bristol,........ Macedon, Wayne.
52. Emma C. Brooks,-.--.--- Charthi, ..2. 2. Monroe.
menes Erown, 4. ooo 3. Albany, Albany.
1854. Adaline M. Brown, Baten oo, Jefferson.
Same TOWN, S550 00s 2 Albany, Albany.
; mary, OFown, 1.255... . Manchester, .. .; Ontario.
. Matilda A. Brown, Conquest, Cayuga.
. Margaret J. Brown, Kenwood, 5. 5012 Albany.
848. Ophelia Brown, Openheim, Fulton.
. Sarah A. Brown,....... Nanda,-...._... Livingston.
1851. Catharine M. Brownell,_ Schoharie, Schoharie.
. Elvena C. Brownell,.... Shutter’s Corners, Schoharie.
Names.
. Laura F. Beecher,
. Susan EK. Beecher,
59. Amelia E. Beman,
. Sarah E. Bender,
. Polly M. Benedict,
. Ellen J. Benham,
859. Ann E. Bennett,.__-.
. Margaret A. Buck,
. Mary Buckelew,
. Sarah F. Buckelew,
848. Phebe A. Budlong,
> wucy, J. Batlock,. 3 500.
. Hannah K. Bunnel,_-__-
. Sarah A. Burbidge,
bom Murty EB. Bureh, 2 -.o.. 2
. Mary C. Burt,.-
. Celestine Burtis,
. Harriet A. Bushnell,
. Jane A. Butin,
. Georgianna L. Butler, --
. Mary E. Butler,
Chemung,
Brooklyn,
Brooklyn,
Watertown,
Ellisburgh,
Malone, ._-..
Utica,
Castleton,
Lexington,
RaviUe cg
Hudson,
a nd *
Stockport,
Chemun g.
Kings.
Kings.
Jefferson.
Jefferson.
Franklin.
Oneida.
Rensselaer.
Herkimer.
Rensselaer.
Greene.
Onondaga.
Columbia.
Columbia.
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Names. Post Office. Counties.
. Mary E. Byrne, Lewiston, Niagara.
. Rachel A. Calverly,.... Albany, Albany.
. M. Louisa Campbell,.... Albany, -....... Albany.
. Eleanor Carpenter,..... Schodack Land’g, Rensselaer.
. Emelie L. Carpenter,... Rochester, Monroe.
. Julia C. Carpenter, Rochester,.... . Monroe.
. Marion O. Carpenter, ... Brockport, Monroe.
&. Hannah Carver, Red Mills, ....., Putnam.
1858. Maria Cary, Albany, Albany.
1856. Lucy V. Case, Rushville, Yates.
1856. Margalia Case,_....-... Albany, Albany.
1854. Phebe A. Case, Middlesex, Yates.
1859. Ellen T. Cassidy,....... Albany, Albany.
1857. Hannah Cathaji. so. 5 Owego, Tioga.
1845. Phebe C. Cazier,.....-.- FKaton, .. Madison.
1859. Frances Chadwick, Medusa, Albany.
1853. Magdaline Chamberlain,. Owasco Lake,... Cayuga.
1853. M. Jane Chamberlain,... Owasco Lake,... Cayuga.
1848. Sabrina A. Chamberlain, Virgil Corners,.. Cortland.
2849.. Bliza-<Ao Chaséec. Williamson, .... Wayne.
. M. Ellen Cheesbro, Guilderland,.... Albany.
3. Rosamond Cheesbro,.... Whitestown, .... Oneida.
(848. Harriet E. Chichester,.. Owego, Tioga.
55. Amelia A. Christie Middlesex, Yates.
Bott Aisa al Washington.
. Frances C. Church, Rutland, Jefferson.
. Julia C. Church, Fort Ann, Washington.
8. Martha S. Clapp,....... La Fayette, Onondaga.
52. Elizabeth Clark, Peekskill, Westchester.
. Eliza M. Clark, Schuylerville,... Saratoga.
1851. Frances H. Clark, Albany, Albany.
. Julia B. Clark, . i... 2... Oswego, Oswego.
. Josephine M. Clark, TS ae Albany.
. Sarah A. Clute, Pavilien, Genesee.
. Mary P. Coffin, Chatham, Columbia.
. Elizabeth Cole,........ Chenango, Broome.
1851. Elizabeth S. Cole, Salisbury, ...... Herkimer.
1850. Adeline E. Coley, Albany, Albany.
1846. Jane Coley, Perinton, Monroe.
1853. Julia Coley, Albany, Albany.
1854. Julia Collier, Albany, Albany.
1846. Ann J. Collins, Thompson, Sullivan.
_ 71850. Elizabeth Colwell,....-- Friendship, Allegany.
,, 1897. Catharine Conde, Glenville, ...... Schenectady.
"1849. Clara A. Cone, Albany, Albany.
1851. Helen M. Conklin, Duanesburgh, ... Schenectady.
1852. Elizabeth Cook,......-. Albany, Albany.
1853. Mary E. Cook, La Fayette,..... Onondaga.
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1855. Sarah A. Cook, ... Albany.
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Names. Post Offices. Counties.
1856. Susan K. Cook, ........ Rochester,...... Monroe.
1858. Ann M. Cooney,.:.. 2. . Aibaty jo S7 Pee Albany.
1853. Sarah A. Coonley,...__. Bethlehem Centre Albany.
1856. Matilda 8. Cooper, ..__- Orange, 2.542. Weckinnd.
1859. Fieta' lf’. Copp,. 2222 2.2. meen; Loe ees Erie.
1846. Mary Cornwell,.__._._. New Lebanon, .. Columbia.
¢1847. Emily 8. Corwin,. ._.__- Gloversville,_... Fulton.
37 1851. Alita’ Courtney, . |!) Albany; 2250202) Mia.
“1858. Elizabeth Courtney, .... Albany, ..2.._.. Albany.
‘646. Julita’ A. Covil, «oo 2628 Fubtus,-2 5222322 Onondaga.
1859. Jane Cowieson, ......_. Aibany, cc sie. “Roan,
ha4{. Susan M. Cox, . 72002! Onondaga Hollow Onondaga.
1801, Sara M.-Craigy. 5002: Abbday crs l cso: ay:
1848. Bethania Crandall, ___.. Cortlandville, ... Cortland.
21846. Lucy E. Crandall, .____. Bridgewater,.... Oneida.
“1SD4., Mery Orapo, 2 Albany). 200. Albany:
stoop. Nether D. Crary). Uo) Kine. C66 Albany.
7) 1853. Mary H. Crosby,!__2 2-2 Spencerport,.... Monroe.
Tadoe Mancy Crowe ol bi 2 oe} Seward, ........ Schoharie.
1854. Mary E. Crounse, .____- Knowersville,... Albany.
hoot. Mary WH. Crumb,‘ . si!) Cedar Bill 2h. Albany.
1848. Mary K. Culbertson,._.. Groveland, .___- Livingston.
1851. Phebe Cummings..._... Milford, ... 2... Otsego.
: ieah. 5: Marta Dady; 2 2?) Homery 22°10" Cortland.
1856. Francis A. Dake,....... Middle Grove, -_- Saratoga.
as toot. MutyU: Daniel, «06 08 Abas for a Albany.
\ 771806. Sarah HE. Darling,.____- Brookhaven, .... Suffolk.
~ 1856. Martha A. Davidson, ... Batavia,....___- Genesee.
1854. Emeline C. Davies,.._.. New York, _._.. New York.
1604: Betsey. - Davia, 0. Pultneyville,.... Wayne.
1858. Elizabeth G. Davis,____- Albany; <2 7. Albany.
1855. C. Jane Dayton,..-_...- Stony Creek,.... Warren.
,-1853. Jennie B. Dayton,.__._- Easthampton, ... Suffolk.
“ 1857. Orrea W. Dempster,.... Hounsfield, ._... Jefferson,
1848. Sarah A. Dempster, .... Kingsboro, .___- Fulton.
Spo; Mery Denham, 220 2 fie" BObelo- <2. FF 5 Erie.
1851. Clarissa A. Denike,..... Brooklyn, .._. -- Kings.
/1856. Candace Dennison, ..__. Albany 5st Albany.
1853. Elizabeth B. Densmore, Manchest’r Centre Ontario.
1853. Francis A. Denton, .__.- Wartsboro; 224; Sullivan.
Q ~1854. Electa A. Dewey, -..... Lexington, _._. - Greene,
44/1855. Eleanor F. Dicksoti, 22. ‘Albany, .. 2222-2 Albany.
4353.. Biiee' Dickson, 20'S. 5: Albany. Se Albany.
1852. Hannah M. Dickson,.... West Bloomfield, Ontario.
41857. Jane A. Dickson,....... Albany. ....___- Albany.
g 1851. Anna E. Dillow, ...._.. Albany;so0s ss Alpen,
F deo4. rYantis Ve Dix;: 2602.2 Newfane, ..___.- Niagara.
7, 1853. Harriet M. Dixon,.....: Albany,-. 52.2... Albany.
“, 1859. Margaret L. Don, .....- A lhany one GR Albany.
Names.
. Mary J. Dorman,
. Mary C. Dresser,
. Eliza J. Dunster,
. Sarah Durfee,
. Amelia A. Dyer,
, Mary A. Earll, cic 20%
. Chloe M. Katon,
. Emeline C. Eaton,
. Antoinette Edwards, ...-
. Susan A. Edwards,..-.
. Mary A. Elmore,
. Elizabeth B. Ensign,.-.-
. Lucy H. Estabrook,
». dota Uo Bstee ics eeuidiow
. Sarah E. Evans,...veeus
. Mary J. Fairman,
. Leonora Farnham,
. Caroline A. Fate,cscs uu
. Francis J. Farrington, .-
. Martha Fearey,
. Sarah P. Fearey,
. Emeline J. Fenn,
. Christina Ferguson, ..--
. Mary A. Fillmore,....-.
. Cornelia M. Fitch,
. Mary E. Fitzgerald, ..-.
. Mary J. Fonda,
. Mary: A: Fordyocc ice
. Henrietta L. Forman, -- -
. Philana A. Foster,
. Rose P. Foster,
. Sarah E. Foster,
. Sarah T. Foster,
. Anna’ M. Fowlerjkcws se
. Mary A. Fox,
. Julia A. Fravor,
. Ellen M. Freeman,
. Ellen P. Frisbee,
. Rebecca Frisby,
. Jennie Fry,
. Cornelia H. Gaige, ...--
. Lydia H. Gale,
. Margaret Gallup,
. Anna M. Gardiner,
. H. Thankful Gardner,--.
. Cornelia A. Germond,...
. Cornelia E. Gifford,. -..
. Christina H. Gilbert,...-
. Bessie 8. Gill,
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Post Offices.
Geneva,
Palmyra,
Albany,
Liverpool,
Pierrep’nt Manor,
Perinton,
Glen,
Wilna,
Albany,
Counties.
Ontario.
Cortland.
Albany.
Wayne.
Albany.
Onondaga.
Jefferson.
Monroe.
Montgomery.
Jefferson.
Albany.
North Ridgeway, Orleans.
Baljston Spa,..-.
Hamburg,
Bainbridge,
Medina,
Albany,
Albany,
La Fayette,
Albany,
Albany,
Davenport,
Albany,
Buffalo,
Nunda,
Goshen,
Mechanicsville, .
Hoosick Falls, .-
New York. iisiict
Perinton, 2isliciu
LYODS, .sesWait s
Sing Sing,...-..
Rochester,
Skaneateles, ..
Athens,
Albany,
Knoxville,
Albany,
Williamsburgh,
Chemung,
Duanesburgh, - -.
Watervliet, .....
East Berne,..
Albany,
Silver Creek, ...
Barton Hill, ....
Albany, o. icc. .%
Fredonia,
Henderson,
Saratoga.
Erie.
Chenango.
Orleans. -
Albany.
Albany.
Onondega.
Delaware.
Albany.
Erie.
Livingston.
Orange.
Saratoga.
Rensselaer.
New York.
Monroe.
Wayne.
Westchester.
Monroe.
Onondaga.
Greene.
Albany.
Albany.
Albany.
Kings.
Chemung.
Schenectady.
Albany.
Albany.
Albany.
Chautauqua.
Schoharie,
Albany.
Chautauqua.
Jefferson.
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Ge MEO Fames. Pust Offices. Counties.
"J ~ 1853. Mary E. Goodell, .....-. Yonkers, 82/20 326 Westchester.
g 1846. Catharine M. Goodman, . Bolton,..._.._.. Warren.
? g 41854. Harriet Gorsline, ..___. Pheiga Ses, Ontario.
’ “1857. Antoinette Gregory, _... Sand Lake, _.... Rensselaer.
» 1849. Cindarella M. Gregory,:. Naples, ....._.. Ontario.
4/1847. Catharine M- Griffin,.... New York, ..... New York.
© “1858. Marcia J. AVON, Fo he Minaville, ...... Montgomery.
1847. Sarah A. Gue, 2222022. Farmington, .... Ontario.
1849. Melinda Guernsey, ..._. Dalisten; 22... Saratoga.
1852. Elizabeth Guffin,....... Carlisle; ; soe y)4. Schoharie. as
1854. Sarah C. Gulfin,....._... Carlisle; 3) ei Schoharie.
1856. Charlotte A. Haight, ... Croton Point, ... Westchester.
goa 7.fachel- A. Bait...) 2% '. » Virgil, 2 4 so. Cortiend.
pool. Celia A. Hall, 22 3. 221 4) Syracuse, . 2.222. Onondaga.
1855. Anna M. Hamilton,..... Adbamy, soca Albany.
1848. Mary Hamilton,...._._- Waterford, .2 0: Saratoga.
1859. Abbie Hamlin,......... Greenbush, .._.- Rensselaer.
1845. Elizabeth C. Hance, .... Williamson, ___. Wayne.
1858: Rebecca Hand, ........ Palatine Bridge,. Fulton.
Sou aniey Te Hard, 22 eos: Hunter, 2fice us Greene.
1847. Marcia L. Hard, .....-. Hunter}*. 2 254 Greene.
mutugo. taraiK. Hare, 2. 222i. Strykersville, ... Wyoming.
°1857. Julia A. C. Harmon,.... Glenville, ~. 2... Schenectady.
1845. Frances M. Hastings, ... Deerfield, ..____. Oneida.
1847.. Clarissa Harris,._.2... Portland;..... 2. Chautauqua.
Seon. weran- MM. Hart, 25325 Kirkland é 2522 Oneida.
1855. Frances L. Harrington,.. Rushville, ...__. Yates. ;
1856. Elizabeth R. Haswell,... West Township,. Albany. |
1855. Eliza M. Hatch, ...._.. Oswego, 22 . hs Oswego.
1859. Melicent J. Hatch, ..... Monticello, _._.. Sullivan.
1846. Elizabeth Hatfield,..... Macedon, -.._.. Wayne.
tue. Mary A. Hatfield, . 2.2. _-Hudson, . 2g 2220: Columbia.
1855. Mary J. Hatfield, ...__. Mount Pleasant,. Westchester,
z > 1848. Auna J. Hawley,._..__. Caltilwelk, onic Warren.
/ age (oui 8 Susan 8. Hazard, __.__. Newburgh, ..... Orange.
$ “1849. Letitia M. Hebard,.__.. Attica Centre, .. Wyoming.
23 1858. M. Frances Hendrick,... Clyde, ... 2.2... Wayne.
~~. apue- Alice J. Hepinatall, i. Albany; ..2.222 Albany.
1852. Martha Hepinstall, . 2... Albany, -...-... Albany.
Dew 2 856. Mary E. Herrington,.... Perinton,.._.__- Monroe.
"A 1858. Josephine R. Hewes, ... Medina, ..2.2..! Orleans.
“#1858. Clara S. Hickoss 4 Rochester, ..... Monroe.
eooe. taste A. Hicks, 22... Oriskany Falls,.. Oneida.
1847. Margaret A. Hilman, ... Albany, .-...... Albany.
61846. Charlotte. D, Hill, .. 2... Owego, Sars tick Tioga.
1849. Emma C. Hillhouse, ._.. Rochester,_.___. Monroe.
27,1857. Rebecca J. Hindman,... Albany, ........ Albany.
1849. Lavanda M. Hines, .___. Otdege, asus Otsego.
1852. Louisa A. Hiscock, .___. Rochester, ...... Monroe.
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Names.
. Jane A. Holbrook,....--
.« Caroline 8S. Horton, ..-<-
. Flora E. Hostord,..2i.:
. Emeline D. Howard,.--.
. Mary E. Howard, -.....
$3: Mary T. Howe, esis
. Mary-E. Howell, «29.42
; Almira Hoyt, s. c6bicGus
. Isabella G. Hoyt,
56. Mary A. Hubbell, ....--
-Herriet-J.-Heustis,
Sarah... Heustis,
» Anna 3. Hurhea se. oy..:
. Brenda O. Hull,
. Fanny M. Hulse,..._.--
. Jane Ann Humpbhrey,-.-.
. Elizabeth KE. Hunt,. _..
. Cornelia W. Huntington,
. Ann Minerva Hurd, -.-.
. Jane B. Hutchins:: coaca
3. Susan P. Hutchinson,. --
. Bliza.C. Ingersoll,..i...
. Mary. J. Ingersoll, 2ic.-.
: Maria.L. Isham, 2546.
. Anna Jackson,
. Cornelia Jenison,
:8. Emily Jenks,
. S. Almira Jenner,
. Cornelia M. Johnson, -.-
. Francis J. Johnson,...
. M. Francis Johnson,.._.
. Caroline Jones, .. wicéic
¢ Glace cs. Jonnie. : shew
. Emily KE. Jones,........
+ maxries Jones, nudes
MM Cola Jonesy... sie ie
.. Melinda C. Jones,.....-
. Semantha Jones, _....--
3. Susan P. Jonesjc. 24a. ui
1858. Mary L. Jordan,.....--
. Delia S. Kellogg,...2..-
. Julia E. Kennedy,.....-
js bydia-K. Keyes, is ccccs
-—-<—-8e8e ee - =
—s-2e8e we ww ee
aomeryiA. King,cc: cdaias
. Hannah B. Kinney cowl
x Ipomise: Kirklandios wards
. Frances M. Knapp,..-.--
; Louise: J,. Knapp, i. ccs
. Eliza M. Knowles,.....
Post Offices.
TAMA. 88 us
Blooming Grove,
Geneseo, 0. ..28
Perry Centre, ..-
PIVGUT sfc U as
Ludlowville, ._.-
Blooming Grove, -
North Chatham, -
as 7) al Paaenevanas a
Mount Kisko, .--
White Plains, ---
White Plains, _.-
ALVONY as seek
Black Rock, ....
MONO) . tit iat
Kortright, .....
Schaghticoke Pt.,
Piitlalogic iso
Royalton, “26.0
Waterford, ...-.
Williamsville, -_-
Hunter,
Palaski, .. 463% 03
Watertown, ___-
Broadalbin, __-_-
Canton, 2s ae.
Amenia Union, --
New York,
Champion, ..-..
Northumberland,
Saratoga Springs,
Woda, 4 .ucctess
Middleburgh, - --
New Lebanon,.-.
Poeue, .ciev: sik
Chariton, ¢.4si24
Civde, scouted 5
N. Stephentown, .
Hagaman’s Mills,
Syracuse,
Batavias sci: 22s
Broadalbin,...--
New York,
ATIVAN, Sigh cn'a
Onondaga,
Nashville,
Fredonia,
Mee ois ee
Mechanicsville, - -
-—-——-=-=
Counties.
Livingston. |
Orange.
Livingston.
Wyoming.
Albany.
Tompkins.
Orange.
Columbia.
Greene.
Westchester.
Westchester.
Westchester.
Albany.
Irie.
Orange.
Delaware.
Rensselaer.
Erie. ;
Niagara.
Saratoga.
Erie.
Greene.
Oswego.
Jefferson.
Fulton.
St. Lawrence.
Dutchess.
New York.
Jefferson.
Saratoga.
Saratoga.
Montgomery.
Schoharie.
Columbia.
Montgomery.
Saratoga.
Wayne.
Rensselaer.
Montgomery.
Onondaga.
Genesee.
Fulton.
New York.
Albany.
Onondaga.
Chantauqua.
Chautauqua.
Putnam.
Saratoga.
Names.
alia Rrani,. 5.0. Aes
; Ladra‘! T.o Kram; 3 ige!
» Eidelia Lake,. 02:0:
. Helen A. Lansing,...._-
. Arietta A. Lansingh,.__-
. Edna Lapbam,.._...__-
. Elizabeth R. Lapham,
. Sabra A. Lapham,..___-
. Elizabeth Larchar,_ .__.
. Delia A. Lathrop,...._-
s Abby 41... Leegijo) 1 5s10 )
: (Mary ‘Anon .Lee, i320 4
. Phebe Ann Leggett, ___-
. Elizabeth M. Lewis,___-
. Sylvia’ A. Lewis, . 23.2.
. Anna M. Lighthall,__._.
. Louisa Linderman,..._.
. Jane M. Livingston,.__-
. Sateh J...Loomis, 01472,
. Harriet Loveridge,_.._.
. Elizabeth A. Low, _.___.
. Margaret M. Lyon,..__.
. hydia' L.. Lyon, 2225:
. Mary L. Malloryj...22..
. Harriet E. Mason,...._-
i Matia P...Mason, . 2 oi244
so Mery: 'L..Marr, si bsouy
~ PeekeA, Marah, 356)
855. Annie G. Mathies,...__.
. Mary E. McClallen,-_ __-
. Catharine McCue,-..._..
. 8. Caroline McCully,.__-
. Alice S. McDonald,._._.
. Mary McDonald,...___.
. Barbara H. McDonnell,.
. Ann E: McDoweil,_.._..
. Charlotte McDuffie,_.__.
. Jane A. McEwen,_.___.
. Amelia A. McFadden, - _-
. Mary A. McGowen,.___.
. Martha McGregor,.____-
; Nandy McHinchj? ig.)
. te Mf. .McLean,iiu 232)
. Henrietta P. McNair,__-
. Sophia A. McNaughton,_
1859. Sarah J. McNutt, sce.
; ‘Anne McSorley, -305¢3 2.
1857. Cornelia A. Mead,...__.
. Mary Etta Mesick,.._..
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Post Offices. Counties.
Middleburgh,. .. Schoharie.
Harlemville, .... Columbia.
South Hartwick,. Otsego.
Lisherskill, -.__. Albany.
Albany, 2225724 Albany.
Macedon, .290i% Wayne.
Penn. Yan; i201. Yates.
Ponn. Yani 70: Yates.
Columbus Center Chenango.
Lysander; 5.2021 Onondaga.
Albany; sititi_: Albany.
Little Falls, .... Herkimer.
Kaston,-.5tr 6/1 Washington.
Groton, 23202. 4 Tompkins.
Mecklenburgh, -. Tompkins.
Albany, ........ Albany.
Crawford, ...._- Orange.
Albany, if02 27. Albany.
Wampsville, _... Madison.
Churchville, .... Monroe.
Middlesex, . ._.. Yates.
Little Falls, _... Herkimer,
Albany, dvieisad Albany.
Bethany Center _ Genesee.
Malone, 2. 29/7. Franklin.
Sangerfield,..__- Oneida.
Wawayanda, ._.. Orange.
Whitesboro, .._. Onondaga.
Rochester, _.__.. Monroe.
Albany; 22722. .1 Albany.
Albongysei.e. 2: Albany.
Batavia, stele: Genesee.
Sonth Livonia,.. Livingston.
Albany. 5 sassy: Albany.
New York,.._.. New York.
Wayne, ri. Steuben.
Albany, .cog'b: Albany.
Little Falls, .... Herkimer.
Beekmantown, .. Clinton.
Athany, ou): Albany.
Chateaugay, ___. Franklin. -
Broome, -....... Schoharie.
Cobleskill) 22. 22. Schoharie.
Groveland, ____. Livingston.
Momfordsi.cc5.2 | Monroe.
Albanyic2 p52; Albany.
Utica, ie Oneida.
Smyrna, suite . Chenango.
Castleton; 2.2... Rensselaer,
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Names. Post Offices. Counties.
1856. Mary E. Metcalf,....... Reed’s Corners,.. Ontario.
1854. Henrietta Middlemas,... Bethlehem Center Albany.
1854. Lucinda S. Miles,...... Watertown, ._.. Jefferson.
1854. Eleanor J. Miller,....-- AlOBOYV cs dua wal Albany.
1854. Elizabeth Miller,....... AlLDBUY sa euindi-é Albany.
| 1850. Elizabeth Miller,....... South Argyle,... Washington.
g 1852. Harriet L. Milliner,.... Rochester,...... Monroe.
1855. Hannah J. Moakler, .... Albany, ..---.-- Albany.
1856. Helen iw. Mosk, scdeaa, Aiany, 2 -ceia a Albany.
1853. Louisa: Moore, 2.2 .~./5.- Weedsport, ._.-- Cayuga.
1856. Sarah A. Morehead,.... Albany, ......-- Albany,
1856... Laura Motrisyiue es Syracuse, .aihuc Onondaga.
1858. Martha B. Morrison,.... White Lake,.... Sullivan.
1853. Catharine Morrison,.... Westboro, ...--- Sullivan.
1857. Alexa J. Moseley, -...-. Georgetown, .... Madison.
7846. ‘Amy. Mott, ..o 3 cbsinn Williamson. .... Wayne.
1849. Sarah W. Mulhollen,.... Canisteo, ---..-- Steuben.
1854. Belvidere Munroe,.___-.- Boflalo, .2.400- Erie.
? 1846. Laura Munson,......--- Caledonia, ...... Livingston.
*7859. Phebe A. Neemes,...--- Alba av actingne Albany.
77853. S. Cornelia Nelson,....- Cedarville,.4.4.-% Herkimer.
, 1851. Harriet A. Newell,....- Holland; 32. iis Erie.
{ 1858: Sara ©: Newes, ..2.uedi/ Verplanks!,,4- Westchester.
' 1854, Juliette Newman, -...-- Albany, .o24j- 46 Albany.
1846. Rachel C. Newnan,..... South Onondaga, Onondaga.
1847. Sarah S. Niles, ciuceué Hamilton, ...... Madison.
1859. Elizabeth A. Niver,..... Bethlehem, -___- Albany.
1847. Mariette A. Noble,..._.. Warren, cick Herkimer,
‘ 1859. Maria: J. Noon,..uL.-.. Albany, pines es'd-, Albgay.
1853. Clotilda E. Noyes,...... Edinburgh, -.._. Saratoga.
1850. Emily J. Noyes,.._..... Edinb’gh Center, Saratoga,
1857.;Ann. BE. Oliver,. 3 czenies Halfmoon, ....-- Saratoga.
618859. Mary S8. Ondeidonk,.... Mariaville,...... Schenectady.
2G). Mate OTT. :. co. ei Albany, .powmnxde Albany.
{ 1847. Cynthia A. Osborn,.-.-- Yorktown, . -... Westchester.
! 1858. Laura L. Osborn, ..-..- Auburn,........ Cayuga.
1853. Lucretia Osborn,..._... Sherman,.-..... Chautauqua.
1859. Georgia A. Ostrander,.. Schodack, -...-- Rensselaer.
1847. A. Louisa Ostrom, ..s... Moscow, .-..- 3s Livingston,
1846.. Anna Maria Ostrom,.... Perry, ....-.+:- Wyoming.
1849. Sarah D. Owen, ....-.-.-.- New York Mills,. Oneida.
1860. Chloe. L. Palmnnef, icicles Hornellsville, ... Steuben.
1849; Mary L. Palmer, 23.05 Ontario,. cies Wayne,
> 1849. Hannali Parker,. i. 4c: Albany. 4 nk xd ' Albany.
1851.. Hannah Parry, ..<./ccu.i:New York, ’..... New York.
1854. Harriet N. Parsons,.... Albany, .....--- Albany.
»y 1856. Lydia Patterson,....--- Clarendon,..__-. Orleans.
, @° 1854, Lydia KB. Payne, .65seau Auburn,........ Cayuga.
1852. Mary Ann Pearse,...--- Niskayuna, -.-.. Schenectady.
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i eci Names. Post Offices.
1852. Armenia T. Pepper, .... Tarrytown. __.-.
feen. Jia.O©. Percival, 5. 2 Ariat ys 6 Ss
520° Mary. W. Perkins, 220. . Brooklvmy O30.
Boos. WUliy OFking <2 lk Marathon, ... =.
1855. Louisa H. Permort,.___- JOY) hee Sd
ifo0. Saran W: Permort,._._. nO ea a 1 oe
1846. Mary A. Perrine,....... PWG PTR Nokes
Sena AOOY POETY os. ic wee 25 Schenectady, ..-
f Ages. isliza Fy Petrie: .. 03... Canastota,_____-
2861. Hanily. B.-Phelpa, oo South Schodack,
1848. Francis K. Phelps,_....- Mount Morris,.-_.
1847. Marion Phelps, ..2..... West Groton, ._-
poo. Mary Bs Phelps)... 2 , Schroon River, .-
1857. Caroline E. Phillips, .... Greenbush, ..._.
Boks . Metnda-Phillipsy.. 2. ‘Albany, <2 20.2.
o 1846. Cynthia A. Pierce, --.-. Middlefield,..__-
1848. Augusta L. Platt, ...__- Schroon Lake, ~~
1351... Louisa'O: Plumb, . 2... : ie oo a oe
ison . Amelia Piimb, . 2... pehiibeca S 4 oie
1847. Ann Amenia Pomeroy, .. New York, ...-.
1849. Hannah P. Pomeroy,.... Onondaga,...__-
goes Jute A. Pools oo 55.35 Albany Se ck
1855. Elizabeth Powell, ...-_- RIDRNV
1858... Elizabeth M.-Powell,:... Ghent, 00.) 2...
1856. Lydia E. Powell, -....-- Gewerdei i oo.
1859. M. Augusta Prall, _._._- Adtbany so...
£1849. nea © Patt. ert lire; fs
~ 1855. Margaret. Pringle,.....- New Hartford, ..
1856. Marianna Provost,..__.. Port Chester, __-
1855. Anna E. Purdy,.......- Liveuia.. 2.2...
1853; Martha L. Quick,_...... Braman’s Corners,
cont peran b.Quick, . 30225. Braman’s Corners,
1856. Mary E. Quinby,......._ New York, ..__-
1855. Maria E. Ransom, -....- po CE
1857. Isabella G. Rawson, ._.. Albany, .._..._.
1850. Celia D. Raymond, _._-- 1rievizie 2
1848. Zilpha Redfield,.....__. Dethiss Dau ee 3 e
971852. Mary E. Reed,......... Westferd, 25252:
~"1859. Ellen G. Reveley, ...... WOTOUR Ee ist ies
71852. A. Louise Reynolds, .... New York, .....
¥iso5. Almira E.: Rice, .. =. 65. Macedon,.....-.
feo. emmy A. Rice)... Baffalo; .oCcl es.
meet, Uuocy A. Hiley,. ..2 i635 Almond... (4,
Aeoo. mary &. Riley,2....25i.. MUO Fink Se Se
1849. Mary Roberts, ... 2... Readibge sake ce
1847. Catherine Robinson, .... Rose, ..........
1608. -Martha Roe,...... 2. Cortlandville, __.
ge04. Ann Rogers,......... 2. Limerick, -.....
ido@: Ehza J. Rose... 5.5... Bridgehampton, -
Counties.
Westchester.
Albany.
Kings.
Cortland.
Essex.
Essex.
Montgomery.
Schenectady.
Madison.
Rensselaer,
Livingston.
‘Tompkins.
Essex.
Rensselaer.
Albany.
Otsego.
Essex,
Oswego.
Oswego.
New York,
Ouondaga.
Albany.
Albany.
Columbia.
Tioga.
Albany.
Chemung.
Oneida.
Westchester.
Livingston.
Schenectady.
Schenectady.
New York.
Erie.
Albany.
Madison.
Delaware.
Otsego.
Oneida.
New York,
Wayne.
Erie.
Allegany.
Erie.
Steuben.
Wayne.
Cortland.
Jefferson.
Suffolk.
{
. Mary D. Rose,
. Mariette G. Rugg,
. Mary G. Sabin,
. Emma L. Salsbury,
. sarah A. Saunders,.._..
, duha M. Scoville eeu.
. Mary A. Seabury,
. Elvira Searle,
. Mary E. Sears,
. Susan D. See,
96. Abbie Sexton,
. Miriam Sheppard,-_-.._-_-
. Francis M. Sherman,.-_-_-
. Malvina E. Sherman, ----
(847. Sarah A. Sherman,
. Eliza E. Sickler,
Mary Dd. Simpsdt 22.
. Helen M. Skidmore, ..-.
. Mary E. Slade, 32.20:
* Harriet A- Sleight, 2.223
. Magdalen Slingerland, --
. Sarah E. Smead,
. Betsey J. Smith,
. Caroline Smith,
Names.
eee =<
-— see we wm wo
Se
~s<-=<=
“+e ee
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. Elizabeth S. Smith,.._.-
. Emily Smith,
. Henrietta A. Smith, ___-
. Jane Ann Smith,
eae AS Smith, 22 ee
. Lucy .M. Smith,
eee ee oe ee
oute PD: Smith. 6
aie
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(o 2)
Gti
ive)
1854.
1847.
1857.
1859.
1848,
1853.
1859.
#7850.
i
. Patience Smith,
9. Sarah P. Smith,
. Laura A. Snyder,
. Jane Southerland,
. Eveline D. Spencer, .._-
849. Charlotte Staplin,
. Emerette Steele,
. Hannah E. Stevens, ___.
. Anna E. Stewart,
—— ee oe ee
~<-2-26+ et es
Josephine Stewart,._. ~~
Elizabeth Stiles,
Jemima Stoller,....-_.-
Catherine A. Storey,._--
meteer W, Stow, 3.62 052
Deborah Strickland, .__-
Mary KE. Strect,. 22.2 7k.
Orline O. Sutton,
-3-e as ow
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Post Offices.
South Cortland, -
Perrysburgh, --.
mapies, U5
mibany,; Ss
Albany,
Albany,
BNOS ae.
Fort Plain,
Edinburgh,
Tarrytown,
Forestville, _.__-
pier Tones CLS |
Saratoga,
Canta ae
Bemis Heights, . -
Geneva
Albany,
Nien. cor
Chemung,
ory. Mien A staal bok
Normanskill, .. 2.
White Creek, __-
Crown Point, ...
Schodack, [2 __ ..
Mecklenburgh, _-
Angelica,
Ramee: i227
Yorktown,
Parma,
Albany: Alou?"
Preston Hollow, -
New York,
Batavia,
Dexter,
NOM pe
Cortlandville, ._-
Ratland.*. 0:22)
Windham Center,
Cicero, Bao
West Sandlake, -
New York,
——- ee ewe we
---ss ce
a ee
—— ee ee
se ee ee ee
-—-- =
-—ee ee
Atbany, <5. 37,
Harmony, .402 2.
Sterlingville
Albany,
j"“—---
Seneca Falls, ....
2
Q,
Counties.
Cortland.
Cattaraugus.
Ontario.
Albany.
Albany.
Albany.
Albany.
Montgomery.
Saratoga.
Westchester.
Chautauqua.
New York.
Saratoga.
St. Lawrence.
Saratoga.
Ontario.
Albany.
Oneida.
Chemung.
Wayne.
Albany.
Washington.
Essex.
Rensselaer.
Tompkins.
Allegany.
Onondaga.
Westchester.
Monroe.
Albany.
Albany.
New York.
Genesee.
Jefferson.
Yates.
Cortland.
Jefferson.
Greene.
Onondaga.
Rensselaer.
New York.
Delaware.
Montgomery.
Albany. ee
Chautauqua.
Jefferson.
Albany.
Seneca.
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Names. Post Offices.
1850. Mary E. Swain,._---.--- Cortlandville, _.-
1854. Catharine A. Swan,_._-- Albaay, oo SiS.
1848. Isabel Swartwvod,--_-- Nowneld,.20 oie
1854. Ellen L. Taggart,_...-- Lawrence, .-..-.
1855. Fanny M. Taggart, ._-- Lawrenceville, —-
1846. Alida B. Tainter,_.2.--- Coxsackie. . . 2
1846. Elizabeth Tallmadge,_-. Albany, -.-.-.--
71848. Piwiiciss A. Taysor,...-) Aldén,.---.. 2:
Fina? eatharme A. Terty,22... Clymer, . S .. 5 -
1846. L. Maria Thatcher,.___- Maton 2.2
, gA857. Lydia A. Thomas, -----. Aneny 5
23 4, 1858. Hannah J. Thorn,..---- MAGKOY, Oo 2.
3 J, .1850. Caroliee: FP Titese: 2c: Batlalo, -.l2cc.
teo06. Pauny B. Trask, .~ 2252! MsbGRY; SeSo foi.
° 7859. Aurora H. Turner,_..-. Syracuse, 72.22%
1854. Ellen C. Turner,_.._.-- Byenense. 25 3h2
1856. Martha ‘Turner,...2 222. Sackett’s Harbor,
e477. Waticy A. Tarner,..9c0: Nelsons: - 22.
1857. Sarah Turner, -.--- ou Syracuse; 2355.
1856, Francis A. Tuthill, -...- Assia ro
#450, Alms Tattle,...-.124-- Monticello, -._..
1846. Catharine M. Tuttle,.... Sherburne, -..-..
4.77 1851. Hite -M. Tattio,— a7: * Maren, oo Ue;
SON 1848. Margaret A. Uline,.._-- West Sandlake, _-
% 1848. Sarah J. Vandervoort, .. Champlain, -----
1854. Catharine A. Vanderzee, Albany, ._..----
1853. Margaret E. Vanderzee, - Cedar” Hitl;- 22.
1853. Agnes Van Allen, -.._-- Schodack Land’g,
1853. Mary H. Van Antwerp, . Albany, .----.---
1852. Elizabeth VanDerzee,_.. Albany, -..-----
1851. Catharine S. Van Dyck,_. Albany, -....----
, 1851. Gertrude Van Patten,_.. Schenectady,--_-
Y7851. Jane A. Van Sickler,-.. Hudson,.......-.
1846. Mary H. Van Valkenb’gh, Prattsburgh, -__-
>, 184%. Kate Van Valkenburg,.. Prattsburgh, --_-
5 o 1850. Caroline Van Voorihas, . South Schodack,.
1856. Elizabeth Verrinder,.... New York,_..-..
,1855. Sarah A. Visscher,-.--- Bibeeye <2 525
7 1852. Hannah Waddell,...--- Mariaville,_..._.
1851. Marion: B. Wallis,_----- uta, 252) 2240
1846. Lucretia Ward,_-...... Ballston Spa,__-.
o 1856. Jdulis Warriner, 2c acC 2. Bafa. fre
1850. Elizabeth S. Waterman,. Hudson,.---...-
1853. Charlotte M. Weaver,.-.- Duanesburgh, - ..
1857. Mary Wi Weaver, 2i265.° Watervliet, ..._.
GG ,1848. Fanny C: Webster,. 2... OW extiovd iis i232
) 1858. Mary J. Wells,...-.---- Tolly.s)soostfeos?
1) 1849. Eveline B. Weston,...-- Wilmington, .__.
1859. Phebe Wetherwax,..... West Sandlake,..
Counties. 4
Cortland. i
Albany. i
Tompkins.
St. Lawrence. /|
St. Lawrence. Wg
Greene. 2
Albany. |
Erie.
Chautauqua.
Madison.
Albany.
Albany.
Erie.
Albany.
Onondaga.
Onondaga.
Jefferson.
Madison.
Onondaga.
Cayuga.
Otsego.
Chenango.
Washington.
Rensselaer.
Clinton.
Albany.
Albany.
Rensselaer.
Albany.
Albany.
Albany.
Schenectady.
Columbia.
Steuben.
Steuben.
Rensselaer. \
New York.
Albany.
Schenectady,
Erie.
Saratoga.
Erie.
Columbia.
Schenectady.
Albany. °
Otsego.
Onondaga.
Essex.
Rensselaer.
19
Names. Post Offices. Counties.
. Frances EK. Wetsell,....- AMbSny Ais Albany.
1847.: Mary: Whalen, 2. ogo ton, 2 Saratoga.
1849. Sarah A. Wheeler, ..._.. Seneca Falls,.... Seneca.
©1855. Lorinda J. Whipple,.... Brooklyn, ..._.. Kings.
847. Henrietta B. White,.... Baldwinsville,... Onondaga.
1849. Ruth P. White... «2 Cazenovia,...... Madison.
1859. Martha Whiting,...._.. Greenbush, .._.. Rensselaer.
71849. Catharine E. Whitney... Albany, -_...__- Albany.
1846. Deborah T. Wilber,_.__- Saratoga, ....-.. Saratoga.
1854...Cornelia T. Wiibae 2. Alpenyy cok L. Albany.
1855. Ano BE. Wilcox, 0. igie~ Conquest, .ncr =, Cayuga.
1855. Harriet E. Wilcox,.__.- Harpersfield,_... Delaware.
1848. Laurancy J. Wilcox,..... Newville,._.___. Herkimer.
1848.. Viola: Wilcox, ......-.. Fort Plain,..... Montgomery.
1849. Delia ‘E. Wilder... 2 c.% Aton 3b Wyoming.
1846. B. Malvina Williams,.._.. La Fayette,_.__. Onondaga.
1850. Emeline F. Williams,.... Albany, .... 2... Albany.
$9004: Matia Williamsa,s5.. 222, Gerry, 6. «cui Chautauqua.
1852. Mary A. Williams,._.__. ALBANY hoa causes Albany.
1856.. Anne Wilson,.......... N. Hempstead,.- Queens.
1855. Catharine Wilson,..-.-- AIDAOY, — ving tase! Albany.
1858. Emily Y. Wilson,..._.-. Chemung, .-...-- Chemung.
1806; Mary. H. Wilsony. 3.2025. Hudson. yon. Columbia.
£863. Mary ii: Wilsonig 4 2.25% Albany, 6605 Albany.
$546. ara Waikon, 203 os Salem. scans. Washington.
1850. Sarah M. Wilsong.sc.4 MSIONG. 6372 Gis ou; Franklin.
1859. Evolinah B. Winne,-._-_. Albany,, i. 24:5 Adbaay.
1849. Ellen Winspear,.__.._-- Cheektowaga, ... Erie.
1848. Mary A. Winspear,.._.- Cheektowaga, ... Erie.
$S4ts Elica: Wanton, 0 suid Catharines i yess Chemung.
1855. Susan R. Witherell,____- ATBOIR 6 ois ca Albany.
321849. Frances A. Wood,.-._-- Ballston Spa,.... Saratoga.
1853. Phebe*Ann Wood,-..._-- Bethel... .4:.</.«) Saige
1853. Catharine Woodhull, ... Patchogue, _.__- Suffolk.
1848, Maria M. Woodhull,.... East Cutchogue,. Suffolk.
| 1854. Frances J. Woolworth,.. Syracuse,....... Onondaga.
1850. Abby J. Wright,....... BTOOKIFN 5.4 i 5s Kings.
1854: Priscilla Wylie,._.. ace Macedon, .«.<. 2 Wayne.
: 1858. H. Louise Wynkoop,.... Chemung, ------ Chemung.
1859. Sarah E. Yeomans,....- Albany,-........ Albany.
y 1850. Mary: Young,. ccccy reek Montgomery,.__. Orange.
1859. Anna L. Zimmerly,----- . BIG. cays eee Erie.
Dadilie os i cy ee ie a ee oe oa ee 613
MALES.
1848. Charles R. Abbott,.._.- V8. 5 naa es Westchester.’
1849. Willis G. Abbott,.....- RS cee Set Onondaga.
7, 1852. J. Henry Abeel,.....--- Maltaville,ic.s.. Saratoga.
“ 1846; James D. Adams, 2... c¢. Canandaigua, -.. Ontario.
20
Names. Post Offiees.
1846. Chauncey W. Allen,.... Galway,.....---
1849. Norman Allen,..__...-. OR Ga est
1852. Augustus G. S. Allis, ... Syracuse,......-.
1851. Oscar A. Archer: 6.42 Hemlock Lake,_
1853. Joseph C. Arnold,_-___- Burlington Flats,
1853. Se h C. Arnold,........ Burlington Flats,
1846. James Atwater,.__...-. hotkoort 556.35.
1846, Israel G. Atwood,.__._- Wheatfield, _.-..
18574 David P. Austin, 62146 Sand Bank,..__-
1855. Edmund A. Austin,_..-- Black Rock, -..-
£.2, 1857 Oscar F. Avery,.....--- Salisbury Center,
Mm? 1e40. Ceértis Baird,.is sh Seti Cages esha Lt
1846. Alexander M. Baker;._.. Sandy Creek,.__-
1854. Henry C. Baker,.... 2. Stamord , ccs.
1848. Milton H. Baker,_..__-_- West Bloomfield,
1849. Orville W. Baker,_.___. Houndsfield, .__-
1847. Reuben W. Baker,_-.-__- Pavilion Center, .
2947 James ‘Baldwin, Jr.) 20:3! Preble,cec ul
1849. Josiah C. Baldson,_..-. Wallkaliacuasyi
1556, isene F. Bangs, o> 22" Ridgeway, oii. =.
1846. Ezra D. Barker,.... .._- Le Royjuss. tos
G, 61848. mover’. Barker, 625 2.0' Millville, ¢icv es: -
‘ dul 58. Thomas Barnes,.._..-.- Van Ettenville,_-
3 1857. Hubbard H. Barrett.... North Lawrence,
J3, 3% See need o.. Barry, 6 boo Yates) oe ut
1853. C. Edward Barstow,.... Hannibal, .._._-
Xx 37/1888. Charles Battersby,._.-. south Durham, - -
fens O14 Eugene Beach,.._.....- Greenville, ..._.
1858. Joseph M. Beaman,---__- Antwerp, o2.i-.
), 1849. Lewis Beardsley,.._.__- Danby). 230 ue
“ 1851. Ebenezer D. Beattie, ... Salem, ......._.
goon. ena Becker, 2.2. oi 2s Gallupville, ._-.
1850. Watts Beckwith, _.._.. Bloomfield, _._ _.
9/1848. Ofiver’C. Belding,...2 -. Oppenhiem, _.--
1847. George E. Beusen, -__-- North Easton, _--
apoe, wiles Betts, oe elk Van Buren Ctr., .
1845. Reuben H. Bingham,_._.. Stillwater,...._.
61850. John C. Bishop,._...-.. DA scare eG
1848. Dalson W. Blanchard, _. De Witt, _...__.
1848. Isaac R. Blauvelty._.._... Nanuet, .......-
g 1853. meaward Bliss, :....2... Peterboro, .....
1850, J. Ansel Booth,.__.._.- Rochester, . ic s.3
1845. Silas T. Bowen,.____-_- Middlefield, .._-
1846. Truman H. Bowen,.-__-_- Manheim Center,
1859. P. Steele Boyd, ....___- Greigsville, _....
1852. Benson Briggs, ....._.- Peekskill, 2... 3.
1850. Isaac Briggs, .....-__.- Sherwood,i2iu.
1846. Charles L. Brown,...__- Stockbridge, -..-
1856. Comfort S. Brown, --___. ATS. ark.
Counties.
Saratoga.
Tompkins. |
Onondaga.
Livingston.
Otsego.
Otsego. }
Niagarags"
Niagara.
Oswego.
Erie.
Herkimer.
Wayne.
Oswego.
Genesee.
Ontario.
Jefferson.
Genesee.
Cortland.
Orange.
Orleans.
Genesee.
Orleans.
Chemung.
St. Lawrenee.
Orleans.
Oswego.
Greene.
Greene.
Jefferson.
Tompkins.
Washington.
Schoharie.
Ontario.
Fulton.
Washington.
Onondaga.
Saratoga.
Wayne.
Onondaga.
Rockland.
Madison.
Monroe.
Otsego.
Herkimer.
Livingston.
Westchester.
Cayuga.
Madison.
Chemung.
|
21
Names. Post Offices. Counties.
1851. Selah: W.. Brown, - 222. & Groom’s Corners, Saratoga.
1853. William R. Brown, -.--- Marcellus, _....: Onondaga.
1853. William G. Browngon,:::/Turner, J. 22.2. - Madison.
71847. Henry A. Bruner, -...-- Starkey, ook jc Paton:
1853: Philp Brust, ..2tu<vis Haynerville, .... Rensselaer.
1853. James Buckhout,..... . Morrisania, ...-- Westchester.
1846. ;Walliamh H, Bull, 2: aay Wallkill, 2... 2:- Orange.
1852. James B. Burlew, .- _.-- Sheldrake, _.._. Seneca.
1847. Hiram C. Burlingame, .. Norwich, -...-_- Chenango.
3, L804. John C. Burdick,....... Johnsburgh, _... Warren.
“i847. Anthony Butler, Jr.,._.- Westfield. 24.5 Richmond.
1859. Julius M. Button, ....-. Oriskany Falls,.. Oneida.
1854. Edmund G. Butts,_..__. Kortright, iii Delaware. '
1845.. Nelson W. Butia, os. 202 Albion, . 2s sue teams:
1851. Truman D. Cameron, ... Stony Creek,_... Warren.
1850. John D. Campbell, --_-- Hex bury iio. ca Delaware,
1846. Neil Campbell,....._...:’ Monroe, ........ Orange.
1846. Charles T. Canfield, _... Trumansburgh,._. Tompkins,
1854. Richard D. Carmichael... Sand Lake, ._._- Rensselaer.
1858. John Carpenter, Jr.,.... Oswego,.......- Oswego.
1850. Gideon H. Carswell, .... Fort Miller,..... Washington.
61856. John Henry Case,_....- Middlesex,...... Yates.
1BiGr chev Case, 2. ead a ecatar, 64 Otsego.
1852. Abram 8, Cassidy, ...../Monsey, ....... Rockland.
1856. Aaron Chadwick, ....-- Rensselaerville, . Albany.
1852. Bradford R. Champion,.. Knoxville, -.._.. Albany.
1847. George D. Chapell,..... Oakfield, --..__. Genesee.
1845. Dennis B. Chapin,_-..-- BOUVAD (4 60g Allegany.
1855. David E. Chase, ....... Westford, .....- Otsego.
1846. Jacob Chase, Jr., ....-- Hoosick Falls,... Rensselaer.
1852. L. Harrison Cheeny,.... Syracuse,....... Onondaga.
1853. James Cheeny, _....... Painted Post, _.. Steuben.
1846. Edward W. Chesebro, .. Guilderland, _... Albany.
1846. Edwin B. Clapp,.-.-.-.- Belfast, ........ Allegany.
7{857. Linus W. Clarks 2 3. use Copenhagen, .__. Lewis.
pfu 1845. William W. Clark, vem a ing Bik Livingston.
1847, Hatry Cole, . . .cwuiad Sherburne a Chenango.
1553, ¢::Ga Nun Cole, . ...i lg Benne are Putnam.
1856; John W. Cole, . .22 2.5 otiwed: FIOOK, .4i) 2k Dutchess.
1846. Samuel P. Cole,......... Hendersen, _.._. Jefferson.
1846. James Coley, _._.....-. Florida, _....... Montgomery.
1847. George H. Collier,...... PADS. ic win gees Chautauqua.
1847. Henry W. Collins,...... Kirkland,....._. Oneida.
61857. Carlos Colton, ....2....) Pierpont, -...... St. Lawrence.
1853. Isaac H. Colye? do cceus Athens, ._...... Greene.
1846; Joel B. Conklin, 2 ej 5¢ Sand Lake, ..... Rensselaer.
y 1847. John T. Conkling, ..... Rookicn. mis au Kings.
1847. Benjamin ¥. Cook, .ic.6 Penn Yan, o..; Yates.
71855. Le Roy C. Cooley,...2.. Lyme, ......... Jefferson.
22
reas Names. Post Offices. Counties.
‘¥e41. Lacan B? Corey, ..-. Ferguson’s Corner Yates.
on46. lewis Corgell, ..2 5. 2... Ven Daren Onondaga.
1851. Robert N. Cornish, ..-.- Westeie<-. Y Otsego.
1848. Charles R. Coryell, ....- Hammondsport, . Steuben.
then, Joun A. Cramer, . 222... Amsterdam, .... Montgomery.
1846. Albert H. Crane; ¢...... Ursa, coo Steuben.
2 g1853. Benjamin D. Crane,...-- Carine ooo. oy Putnam.
77 ° 1848. Elijah H. Crowell,_..._- Uren. 2... Lh aeteaben.
1859. Noah B. Crysler, ..... -. Navarino, --.... Onondaga.
1951. James B. Cummings,._.. Putnam,.... ...- Washington.
1854. Mark Cummings,...._-. Pisiers oc etbland.
1846. Ebenezer Curtice,.-.... Many Ville Chautauqua.
1852. James A. Curtice,..._.. Bramans’ Corners Schenectady.
0.6 A854. Lewis A..Curtics, .. 5 =. Chautauqua, .... Chautauqua.
fi Se eRe). EdaSC 1. DAVIS: Coeymans Hollow Albany.
1852. Algernon L.-Day, ~-._-- Piusunigy 232 Queens,
1856. George R. Dean, ...-..- maryieid, 2 oo Otsego.
1846. Abraham Debaun,-_-_._-.. Clarkstown, .... Rockland.
1845. Warren Demun,-._..._-- eatatia, ooo et Genesee.
1851. Abram A. Demarest,._.. Nanuet, _._..... Rockland.
1849. James Denman.___..... Poughkeepsie,._. Dutchess.
feei, Joua M. Denton;. 22.2... ern Greene.
1859. Abram Devendorf, ____. Mindon,.__..... Montgomery.
1849. David D. D. Dewey, .... Malone, -._.___- Franklin.
1847. James E. Dexter, ..___. Eee a Cayuga.
1851. William G: Dickson,..-. Crawford, .-._.. Orange.
2646. James Divine, 2). Wawarsing,..__. Ulster.
1854. Alexander. F’. Dix, ..._- Newiane,. . 222 -. Niagara.
1853. Levi S. Dominy, ...._--. West Chazy,.__. Clinton.
9655.: Milton Draper, :..2 2... Wester. Otsego.
1847. George H. Dunham, -_-. Orangeville, _... Wyoming.
fen, varwin G. Katon, 9... ..° Portland, . 2.2... Chautauqua.
1845. Marvin Edgerton, _.__-- POnwey Sse Onondaga.
1857. Benjamin Edson,..____-. LE Eee eA aa oa Otsego.
1849. Francis Elting, .....__. Carre gt Greene.
1849. William Elting,........ Port Jervis, _... Orange.
geet. Hhha Enos, Jr.joo.. 2. Kingsboro, ..... Fulton.
bean. James L- Enos, 9... rie, ae Wyoming.
fees. ‘Lully ©, Keteo, 22. 0. Water Valley,___ Erie.
gone: John Q. Evans, «2 2... Harpersville,.... Delaware.
1849. Aurora Failing, .:.._.. Palatine Bridge.. Montgomery.
of isi. George L. Farnham,.... Watertown,____. Jefferson.
1848. Peter J. Farrington,.... Martin's Hills, _. Chemung. |
1845. James Le Roy Fay, .... Earlville, ~..... Madison.
Sead. 2 are wellows, 2. 2. Syracuse, co. Onondaga. '
4847; Jolin Welt, Ir... |... Felt’s Mills,.._.. Jefferson. |
Beet. sragonm Perry... 3. Leicester, - 3. Livingston.
meee... ewe Mich. ge 5 3. Exeter, ._....._. Otsego.
fee John H. Witchy. os 2. New Salem,-..... Albany.
23
Names. Post Offices. Oounties.
1847. Judson Flatt,........-- Barton; ic.) . 0, Ge ge:
1849. Stephen W. Folger, .... Lockport, ....-- Niagara.
1847.. dirah..d.. Foote, 2727 vie Saugerties, __... Ulster.
1848. Charles D. Foster,._.-.. Paleyia cc oo c35 Wayne.
ibs. Homer T. Fowler,.._.-. South Trenton,.. Oneida.
1858. George. W. Fox,c25. - ce Aas, c 2.6. u- Jefferson.
1857. Joseph. G.’ Fox,..ci._.- Ellisburgh, ...-- Jefferson.
1859. Walton W. French,.-_-- Wilton, ....UL.: Sarevgn
1846. Issac PB. Frink.c2u¢5 2 West Troy, .._ 2) Aine
1850. Dubois B. Frisbee,..__- BOZDUEY, 2426 fis Delaware.
1847. John W. Frisbee, -...-. Rexbury. ou Delaware.
¢1855. KE. Austin Fry,...-.-.-- South Marcellus, Onondaga.
°1848. Valentine Fuller, _....- Beene og. Ls. Essex.
7446.: Obaries Gale, oie. 3 2 Beekmantown, .. Clinton.
1845. Daniel Galentine, .._.-- rah 80 ok Monroe.
1854. George D. Gano, ....... Westville, ....-.- Otsego.
321888. Francis Gardner, Jr.,... Honeoye Falls,_. Monroe.
1847. Jedediah Gaskill, ....-- P OrteGras a Niagara.
1854. Thomas H. Gemmell,-.. South Kortright, Delaware.
1847, Addiwan'€. Giobs, 2.65.4; Mast Ofbo, 25 30. Cattaraugus,
1847. Charles H. Gillett, .._: Scott,....-_..- Gortiand,
1851. Hiram. Gilmore,:2). 7... Madison; . 20 se Madison.
1849. Henry A. Glidden, --_-. Barre, 2c J. of Ac oricans
1849. Darwin E. Goodman, ... Bolton, ...._..- Warren.
1852. James E. Goodman, .... Bolton, ...._-_- Warren.
1859. Ralph S. Goodwin, -.... Binghamton,.... Broome.
1846. E. Dawson Granger,.... Sodus, _.-.....- Wayne.
41847. William J. Grannis,.__.. Lyme, ._......- Jefferson.
71848: John. Grant, 1204 a, Middletown, .... Delaware.
6 ,1847. Edward Gray, --------- Oswego.i. ie i. Oswego.
™ 1850. soseph Greeny soca cuye Stone Mills,..... Jefferson.
1848. Mordaunt M: Green,.._.. East Hamilton,.. Madison.
1849. Amasa M. Gregory,..--- Sandford, ...2. Broome.
1850. Daniel S. Gregory, -._.- Croton Falls,._... Westchester.
>, 1857. William B. Gregory, .--- Skaneateles, .... Onondaga.
~~ 1852.. James. Guffio,.. Jog ck Carlinie.. | cw Schoharie.
» 1846. Cyrenius C Gunn, ----- Lancaster, ....- Erie.
** 1847. Samuel Hallett, cee. East Canisteo, .. Steuben.
1847.. Edward H. Hallock,.... Southold, ....-- Suffolk.
1849. Joseph A. Hallock,..... Southold, ....-- Suffolk.
5, 1852. C. Warren Hamilton, -.. East New York, Kings.
"7849. John F. Hammond,. -.. Brookhaven, .... Suffolk.
1846. Frederick L. Hanford, .. Stamford, ....-- Delaware.
_-1853. Harrison Hannahs, ..... Oriskany, --.__. Oneida.
° 1849. Addison W. Hardy, .... Rutland, -...... Jefferson.
y 1855. Leon F. Hardy,......-- per bre Cortland.
1850. Chester Harris, 22.027. Megat Rensselaer.
1848. Alexander L. Haskins,.. Jackson, .... -_- Washington.
1846. Josiah W. Hastings,.... Brandon, ....... Franklin,
Names.
om
. Roderick D. Hathaway,-
.wonn 2. Haynes, 14,2.
. Andrew Hegeman, ....-
. William H. Henderson,--
. Gilbert B. Hendrickson,.
ogee Beet Biko, 2. oo 5
b teormeue ily 3c...
Pape PUNO. od
eer INOS, ey hk
Biegun Mm. Hinds, 0.) 5 6k
. S. Cushing Hoag, ._....
. Peter W. Hoagland, -.--
Gi areury.tL Uogan, ..-...
. Cyrus Holley,
| Waltieam ©. Hollis,.. 3.
. Mervin Hollister, _.....
+ aonn 2. Hopkins, coco.
. T. Orlando Hopkins,.--_-
, John H. Hopper,.._...-
. Lansing Hotaling,...._-
+ Horace W. Hovey, ....-
04. Rensselaer Howell, Jr., -
. Richmond W
. Howland,.
849. Menso W. Hubbard,.__.
. Volney S. Hubbard, ._--
f. Apert N. Husted,
| DU, ddenry Hughes, ._ .. .2
Pte Bb. Halt
emia: 1: cut oe
. Sylvanus B. Husted,._..
. Homer J. Inglesbe, ...2-
. B. Franklin Jackson, -~--_-
846. Orson Jackson, ._...---
. Jeremiah Jenkins,....-.
. Egbert B. Johnson,.._.-
issac dopnson, (Soo. a.
; James Johonnot,.. 2...
. deeoaer G.. Jones, is on.
~. Borman Judson, ic. 3c
Seon. 24: BANG. cui.
. Samuel Karslake, ......
, David-l. Keihleirs oo a 2c
amos M. Kellogp, so cou.
, George A. Kelley,.....;
. John Kelley,
. Charles Kendall, _...__-
. Manly .W. Kennedy, ..-.
. Emerson W. Keyes,.._-_.
. Amos §.. Kimball, ......
24
Post Offices.
Barrington, ....-
Poller ub. J
New Utrecht, ~~
New Albion, -._-
North Salem,.__-
Middletown, ___.
Red Mills, ._.
Smith’s Mills,._-
SAI ere
Salem, :
Milanville,._._.
New 2 ork, via.0
Dickinson, .._.-
Amsterdam, ____
Orwell,
Williamsville
Williamsville
Nanuet,
Adams,
Stone Church
5 NS. yee
Cambridge, _..-
Albany,
Aurora,
Kirkland,
Greene,
~——_—— eee
PeunyTA, oo cu.
MEDAN di. oars 8
Guilford Centre, ~
Coldenham, ____
Watertown,._.._.
Schuyler’s Lake, -
Pleasant Valley,
Orleans. go. .s
South Hartford,.
Arone, 3 54s. i
Woestord, 3s.
Glens Falls,.___
Union Vale, .__-
Palerme, 2.22%
Syracuse,......
Conquest, .___-
AlbOONS oa 33
StANONG) jp 325
North Dansville, -
Minaville, ....-
Westerlo,.__._.
Cheektowaga, -_.
ata aoe
Counties.
Yates.
Rensselaer.
Kings.
Cattaraugus,
Westchester.
Orange.
Putnam.
Chautauqua.
Washington.
Washington.
Dutchess.
New York.
Franklin.
Mon tgomery.
Oswego.
Wayne.
Erie.
Erie.
Rockland.
Albany.
Chenango,
Orange.
Jefferson.
Otsego.
Jefferson.
Dutchess.
Jefferson.
Genesee.
Washington.
Albany.
Washington.
Wyoming.
Otsego.
Warren.
Dutchess.
Oswego.
Onondaga,
Erie.
Cayuga.
Albany.
Genesee.
Livingston.
Oneida.
Montgomery.
Chenango.
Albany.
Erie.
Chautauqua.
St. Lawrence.
Se Sag
u
wh
Q
b Died
. Wm. W. Kimball,
. Erasmus D. Kingsley,---
. Varios Binuey, sooo
. Thomas Kitchen,
. John N. Knappy.. ...
. William M. Knapp,..-.--
. Isaac W. Lake,
. Virgil A. Lamson,
Names.
see ee we
Williain B. Latham, Jr.,-
. Charles D. Lawrence, -.-..
3. Daniel T. Lennon,
. Ezra Leonard,
. Mahlon B. Leonard, .._-
Joel P. Loomis,
John B. Loomis,
meow oe
Sonn bord, 30.:c04e00 cs
. Oscar W. Lord,
. Gilbert Losee,
sR LOSSY, 26 a eC
. George W. Lounsbury,..
. P. Charles Lynch,
. La Fayette Lyttle,
. Ciare OO. Malibyjzo-: .c.
. James M. Mandeville,.--
. Michael F. Marcley, .--.
. De Witt C. Marsh,
. Edward F. Marson, Jr., -
, Andrew L. Martiny._. .-
. Darwin N. Mason,
1850. Oliver P. Mason,
. Henry McGonegal,
. Charles McGregor,
. Henry McGregor,
. Jesse McKinney,
. John M. McLaughlin, -_-
. Samuel G. McLaughlin, -
* sames. McMillan, 2-2...
. John W. McNamara, ----
2. John E. McPherson, ..-_-
(847. James E. McVean,
. Hubert H. Merritt,
. Julius F. Merritt,
. Howard R. Miller,
1854.
. John N. Miller,
. James H. Mills,
1855. Merrit Moore
. Jonathan B. Morey, ._.-
. T. Wilbur Morgan,.....
ee
J. Hervey Miller,._.___-
. ee rw eee
25
Post Offices.
Massena,
Counties.
St. Lawrence.
Sarnia oj. Erie.
Massena Centre,. St. Lawrence.
ANGI ou as ta Tompkins.
MACWOtr, OL tae, Cayuga.
Lyne Os Jefferson.
Ausable Forks,.. Clinton,
LOT TAINO, 5.5 Jefferson.
New York, ...22 - New York.
MeiDIO, goo, oe Cayuga.
Cware, Greene.
RVs, oe Wayne.
Pierpont,....... St. Lawrence.
MenOVer 660. Chautauqua.
Champion. .._..-. Jefferson.
Rock Stream, ... Yates.
Bethany, 22. Genesee.
Sprout Creek, ... Dutchess.
Manlius, 25 30 Onondaga:
Bulivan,: 207. Madison.
Fallsburgh, ..... Sullivan.
Watertown,._._. Jefferson.
Demharks Lewis.
Pianeta Chenango.
Schenectady, -.. Schenectady.
Randolph, -..... Cattaraugus,
Utiéay oe Oneida.
Milan; .._.-.... Dutchesa.
Portidad, 20 > 2 Chautauqua.
Brookfield, ..__- Madison.
Daupye cs... Tompkins.
Chateaugay, .... Franklin.
Chateaugay, .... Franklin.
Sullivanville, ... Chemung.
Greenfield, -.__. Saiatoga.
Newburgh, -.__. Orange.
Horse Heads,___. Chemung.
BUST, aed ote Albany.
Reed’s Corners, . Ontario.
Caisdonia, 2 2 Li Livingston.
Felt’s Mills,..__- Jefferson.
Crary’s Mills, ... St. Lawrence.
7eOn. YOR... 2 Gy Yates.
Dansville, ..._.. Steuben.
Niskayuna, ..... Schenectady.
Middletown, -... Orange.
8 ak, EE PPE pai Wyoming.
Déhevilig, 3. |
Westfield’. =...
Livingston.
Chautauqua.
26
Names. Post Offices. Towns.
g, 1850. Oscar F. morris. 7). Howard, “22322 Steuben.
1852. Charles H. Morse,..--_- Bilan, ee ee Erie.
1846. John C. Moses,......... French Creek,... Chautauqua.
ee 1845. George C. Mott,-... -... atte. ocoee te Greene.
J3,F/ 1845. Ezra Newland,......... Leicester, ...__- Livingston.
1845. Alfred Nichols, .....--- Hamilton, ....-- Madison.
par Menry AS Nicole; cS Ogden;2 oi. Monroe. E
1847. William D. Nichols,..... Portnoy Rensselear. J
1846; Wiam HH. Niles,’.. ..-- Dryden, ........ Tompkins. ie
1845. William Nims,..... -... Pa AUN ooo: Washington. o
1853. Hiram D. Noble, —. <2 -<- Paya, ok ss Oneida.
1853. Chester L. Northup, .... Jordanville,..__. Herkimer. {
teas. Joun ©; Odell.) Site: Chapinsville,.... Ontario.
1852; Francis Ogsbory,..2- =<. Guilderland, .... Albany.
1859. Edward R. Olin, .-..2.- Lawrenceville, .. St. Lawrence.
1846. Charles H. Oliver,.....- Wau ble Orange.
71848. James Olivery...-.----- wotow =. e. Delaware.
~ 1849. Gilbert Onderdonk,-.__- West Greece,.__.. Monroe.
1846. William Orton, 222235. - Seneca, ... “:... Ontario.
,, 1848. Watson Osborn, .------ Windham Centre, Greene.
7845. Reuben Ottman, ..----- matron: 2 Schoharie.
eer. wou & Page; 2S. Bethany; - 22... ; Genesee.
1847. Azariah S. Palmer,..-..- Feanover, 02 2. 2: Chautauqua.
1847. Joseph H. Paimer,...-_- Peeeiruy,... 2 ot Oswego.
1850. William D. Palmer,-_._-- Potter’s Hollow,. Albany.
1859. William H. Palmer,.---- Stone Mills,_._.. Jefferson.
SNGt eon A. Parish; 32: fieoroe: 2 Washington,
1855. Charles H. Parker, ...-. Water Valley,... Erie.
1850. Andrew Parsons,._..... Leesville,. ..._.. Schoharie.
1846. Richard H. Patchin,.... Wawarsing,..._- Ulster.
» 1848. Ansel Patridge, ........ Wilmington, ._.. Essex.
~ 1854. William P. Payne,...--- East Rodman,._. Jefferson.
1850. Charles H. Peck,._....- Brooklyn, ...... Kings.
185%. Charies H.-Peck.J. 2... Sand Lake,.._.. Rensselaer.
1850. Joseph Perkins, Jr.,.... Salem, ......--. Washington,
1845. William F: Phelps,..... Auburn,.__..... Cayuga.
1854. Henry A. Phillips,....~. Martinsburgh, .. Lewis.
1855. William M. Phillips,.... New Albion,._.. Cattaraugus.
1849. Cornelius H. Pierce,.... Cold Springs,... Putnam. |
#850.. Henry B.:Pierce, 2-2. - Cooperstown, _.. Otsego. |
1847. Hezekiah E. Pitcher,._.. Nichols, ....-._- Tioga.
gee) Harvey P.. Platt... 520%. Schroon Lake,._. Essex.
1848. Edward P. Pomeroy,.... Onondaga Hollow Onondaga.
$8647. ‘Isaac B.- Poucher;~.-.-. North Sterling,.. Cayuga.
4853. Boardman Pratt)... 2. Lawrence)... 23 St. Lawrence.
ano) Heron: Pratt, ooo West Aurora,... Erie.
Seno. Silas J. Pratt, o220 oS Nicholsville, .... St. Lawrence.
ane. Jon Prentice; . 52 oS S TION sr Sa oe Rensselaer,
1848. Teunis S. Quackenbush,. Guilderland, .... Albany.
52. Philander Reed,
. Leonard 8. Root,
. George Rosenberger, . _ --
“Charles Ross, iio ce. 2
. Daniel B. Rossi. OC a
+ wepes C. Rose. .c. S7rcd
t. "William - Ross,.223/ 2452
. Leonard B. Rewley,----
. Albert G. Ruliffson,.--.
. Edwin B. Russ,
. James H.
. Loren B.
9. Edward C. Seymour, _--.
5. Edward C. Seymour, .. ..
. Abram P. Smith
. Calvin W.
. Gawn M. Smith,
. G. Sidney Smith
. Luther L. Smith,
. Martin M.
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Names.
. Jonas: ©. Ransom, 252077
. Charles F. Rappelye,..--
9. Stephen S. Read
. Enos K. Reed
jr ee ew ee
peer ee ee ee
. Thomas H. Reed;-o.222-
Julius T. L. Remington, .
- Byron Rice, .. =: S24 geese
. James Richardson,...-.
. Hannibal Robinson,..--
. William C. Robinson,--..-
, Hiram L. Rockwell,.._--
. arids Rogere, 2. ct 25s)
. Samuel H. Rogers,-_.-_--
> Solin M. Root, i200 222:
“sen ewe
Salisbury, .--..
. James W. Schermerhorn,
1s William - Scism, 222 22.
. Buckley K. Seaman,__--
Sessions,
veces B. Shaw
Jer wn ene we
* Charies 0. “Shoe
. Asaph E. Shute,
See ee
. Judson Sibley,_ ae
Salmon O. Simonds, .-.-
. Daniel H. Skidmore, Jr.,
. Hermon Skinner
. ‘Phonias Slater, 225 oie
. Darwin C. Smalley
Jor eee ee
aus
ee ae
Smith. .
$----- =
Smith
jm ere ree
Post Offices. Counties.
West Chazy,.... Clinton.
Milo Center,.... Yates.
Kennedyville, ... Steuben.
Jamesville, _...- Onondaga.
Three Mile Bay,. Jefferson.
Variels 2. Jina Putnam.
Hopkinton, ..... St. Lawrence.
Monty, oi0i5122 Cayuga.
J sein Sie eset amet Rensselaer.
Backram,. 3.5 >. Queens.
Rome; 2 foo. 22<, Oneida
Munnsville, .__.- Madison.
Greece, .......; Monroe.
Sidney Plains,... Delaware.
Fort: Ann -2co3 Washington.
East Bloomfield,. Ontario.
Charlotteville, .. Schoharie.
weneca, 2) bee Ontario.
Catiadice ; . 2220) Ontario.
Spencerport, .... Monroe.
Ovid. oe Seneca.
Caton; 2252s Steuben.
Gilboa2 cs Schoharie.
Utica; 22.2 ro. Onende.
Middleburgh, -.. Schoharie.
Amenia Union,.. Dutchess.
Homers 22 vss Cortland.
Castleton, 22/5022 Rensselaer.
Livingston, .._-- Columbia.
Senroen) i. 22 Essex.
Hyde Parks. 23 x Dutchess.
Holland Patent,. Oneida.
Tinea. fF: 3) Tompkins,
Penn 28 ir. Yates.
Maton.) 4375 Madison.
oe) Ve aos Babiana ia Cayuga.
Braman’s Corners Schenectady.
Napoli. 2e Jag Cattaraugus.
Conewango,...-- Cattaraugus.
notaukets 7.24.2 Suffolk.
Richmondville, .. Schoharie.
Garonne ye? 2227 Tompkins,
OV eo ie. Seneca.
East V ey cack’. Cortland.
Washington Hol., Dutchess.
Horseheads, -... Chemung.
Pine Ding, Westchester.
PROLIOO, “25 So Sis Oswego.
he eee Renee Po Allegany.
Names.
1852. Thomas G. Smith,...... BOGEN OE ics decd j
2347. William Smith,..-.-.<i michfieid,. . 4.05
1855. William F. Smith,...... Mecklenburgh, ~~
2050. Francis G. Snook, ssec BUDUTD, .2 sues
1859. Charles KE. Snyder,..... EOE G ou Se a
1850. Cornelius Snyder,...... West Sandlake, - .
$851... Philip Snayder, 2s sou Rhinebeck, .._.-
1855. Dwight S. Spafford,.....: Bergen, .... ....
1850. Derrick W. Sparling,..... Hasbrouck, ..__.
1856. Lewis Spaulding, ...... Spafford, ....._-
2, 1859. Daniel W. Sprague,.--.- LRT. epee aen Pm
“1855. Henry T. Sprague,..... East Bloomfield,_
1859. James R. Sprague,.._-. East Bloomfield,.
1854. George D. B. Stacy,.... Nicholville,..___
1854. William M. Stark,._.._. Edinburgh, . 2...
1304. Henry 8. Stebbins, . -5.j2).Collins,: 0.
1847. John H. Stephens,..:... New. City,...___
9 1845. Reuben R. Stetson,..__- Lt a ee ees
* 1846. Andrew J. Stevens,..... ‘South Columbia, .
1846. G. Herman Stevens,.... Ithaca,...._ 2.
1869. duather L. Stillman,...444,; Homer, ._ 224,
nid laa i. Stoddard, 1, ecu biberty, 25) 02
1850. Bowen H. Stone,....... Hermitage, ..__-
aepo. Ihomans N. Stone,. - ...i- Adams Basin,..-
73 1848. Willard P. Straight,.... Port Gibson,.__.
“1850. Samuel J. C.‘Sweezy,... Camden, ....__.
1852. Joseph B. Tallman,._._- Mayville,..
1601.. Henry. J. Tanner, <2 4.5. MOGING. 6 ucs ae
1849. George W. Taylor, ..... Senin. ola
feos. daamilton B.-Taylors, ge reble,. .......%
[et6. Krancis A. Thayer, ...3. A Serre
1845. Gilbert Thayer,.... 2... Keesvilles wos 26
1856. George C. Thomas,.._-- AIDA oh Jela-s
1848. John H. Thompson, .--_-- Blooming Grove, -
28
Post Offices.
. William Thompson, ---.
. Deranzel D. A. Thorp,--
POM One. 1. L1d, 5 on oe j
. Stephen H. Tilden,
. Abram Tinkey,
Paonh ©. obey) .aaus.vk
pavooert, W.. Todds. 5:
. Joseph H. Tompkins,.-..
-—_ ew ee we
. Albertus C. Trevett,_...
eeomen..M; Trude; 5.52.
. Joseph N. Tubbs,
See Ota
. Jeremiah G. Tuthill,._--
aron. Kk. Luttie,. . oan:
eee t. Tuttle, ...4 20
Brookfield, .__..
Seelysburgh
Sandy Creek,
Port Byron,
Spring Valley, -_-
Charlton,
Esperance,
Mattituck,
Southold,
j-- --
Monroe, ....
ROUT Y so. che
East Hamburgh,-
Orden. izs5
a
Cape: V incent,:....
St. Lawrence, .-.
Counties.
Chenango.
Otsego.
Tompkins.
Cayuga.
Ontario.
Rensselaer.
Dutchess.
Genesee.
Sullivan.
Onondaga.
Onondaga.
Ontario.
Ontario.
St. Lawrence.
Saratoga.
Erie.
Rockland.
Franklin.
Herkimer,
Tompkins.
Cortland.
Sullivan.
Wyoming.
Monroe.
Ontario.
Oneida.
Chautanqua.
Orleans.
Oswego.
Cortland.
Oneida.
Essex.
Albany.
Orange.
Madison.
Cattaraugus,
Oswego.
Cayuga.
Rockland.
Saratoga,
Orange.
Wyoming.
Erie.
Monroe.
Schoharie.
Suffolk.
Suffolk.
Jefferson.
Jefferson,
a A eT
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: Names. Post Offices. Counties.
\} .1846. Richard H. Uline,...... Sand Lake, ._... Rensselaer.
$1857. William Vandemark,._.. Phelps, .....--. Ontario.
1854. David Van Etten, ._...- Kingetony 07.2 Ulster.
} 1851. John E. Van Etten, .... Woodstock,.-_-- Ulster.
1854. Beekman Van Gaasbeek, Kingston, ._---- Ulster.
1853. Wash’gton Van Gaasbeek, Woodstock,__-.- Ulster.
1849. Matthias C. Van Horn,.. Stark, -...-- _.- Herkimer.
1845. William Van Olinda,.... Pinckney, ...... Lewis.
1848. Jackson Voorhees, ....- Beaver Kill, .... Sullivan.
1s607 James Wade, :o.0 520204 Black Rock, .... Niagara.
1850; Daniel P. Waite; .. 22. Corfu, ..-....... Genesee.
~, 1859. William B. Wait,......- Aibanyy tiaeks 2s Albany.
*“1846. Augustus H. Walwork,.. Huntington, .... Suffolk.
1852. Michael McN. Walsh,... Rochester,_.._.- Monroe.
$859.2 Frank B: Ward;c..2 30: Evan’s Mills,._._ Jefferson.
1846. James D. Warner, ...- = - Albany, “2075 4c Albany.
1849. Charles Waterbury, .... Schoharie, ..... Schoharie.
1847. Daniel Waterbury, ..... Middletown, -... Delaware.
1849. Edward P. Waterbury,.. Warsaw, -_-_--- Delaware.
1845. William Watson,....22-. Rochester. oo et Monroe.
1851. Atbertus: Webb,o.c.. 2: Homer, 22.2... Cortland.
! 1846. dohn BR. Webco ce Brownville,..... Jefferson.
y 1845. Semner C. Webb, 2. oo: Homer, - 2055"). Cortland.
| _/ (1854. Jared A. Weeks. 20 oe MuMCTYs 0. 551 Chautauque.
. 1855. Wheaton A: Weleh; {2.4 Dally, Gee 220 e: Onondaga.
1848. Eugene Weller, ..2. 2. Honeoye Falls,.. Monroe.
» 1846. Joseph Weller, 2.2... (Jeneseo 2. '-t Livingston.
~ 1852. D. Franklin Wells, .__.- Holland Patent, Oneida.
1852. Daniel M. Wells,....... Aquebogue, .... Suffolk.
1847. Join’ P. Welsh, 220202 Syracuse 2 L Onondaga.
-1847. Myron Wheaton,:..0.2. RRP (eee oe hex Onondaga.
1848. Seymour Wheaton,-...-- Mleming yo. Cayuga.
1857. Edwin A. Wheeler,..... North Clarkson,. Monroe.
1858. Ormell E. Wheeler,..... North Clarkson, . Monroe.
1863: - William : White, 202 322 Bergen, 2..4...< Genesee,
1851. William W. White,..... Bridge Hampton, Suffolk.
1846. Daniel E. Whitmore,.._.. Columbus, _..... Chenango.
1858. Thomas 8S. Whitmore,... North Granville,, Washington.
1857. Henry A. Wilcox,....-- Conquest, ....-.- Cayuga.
>) 1855. Isaac 5B. Wileox,co522c5 Harpersfield,__.. Delaware.
“ 1854. Lyman C. Wilderjccus 2. Hoosick Falls,... Rensselaer.
1847. Lemuel M. Wiles, ....-- Perry; lie Ss Wyoming.
1857. Andrew B. Williams, ... Knox, .....-... Albany.
61846. Chauncey L. Williams,.. La Fayette,._-_- Onondaga.
1848. James M. Winchell, .... Syracuse,.....-.- Onondaga.
2, 1852. Nicholas Winne, ....--- Guilderl’d Center Albany.
1853. Devolson Wood, ...5 222 Biers. kas. Chenango.
1847. James Wood, Jr., .....- Walee sess. Mie.
1854. Jared G. Wood,......-- hedferd, 24 2S Westchester.
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Names. Post Offices. Counties.
teeo dann. W000i. 22. ose cs Fortevilie,.- °c Saratoga.
teat. William 1. Wood, ...i—- Charlotteville, _. Schoharie.
1848. William G. Woodworth,. Burdin, -._. ._.. Seneca.
1849. Andrew R. Wright,..... Catlin, ..0.. ... Chemung.
1848. Edward Wright, ....... Commeh 3 Putnam.
tao, 0. Krank Wright... 5. DV TaCase 65. Onondaga.
3 1859. samuel Wright,:. 22... Rockville Center, Queens.
eipse. Jon WY. Youngs,....... Vie oo a Westchester.
eNO oe ee re he by Sk ate ea, 4 oy 618
Ch a ee oS Sees 502
NM Ue Sa cCO CU. os wn Sk ek be 1120
ee
ag Ane ct eee
GRADUATES.
SECOND TERM, ENDING AUGUST 27, 1845.
Phebe C. Cazier,
Nancy Cross,
Elizabeth C. Hance,
James D. Adams,
Reuben H. Bingham,
Silas T. Bowen,
Nelson W. Butts,
Dennis B. Chapin,
William W. Clark,
Warren Demun,
Marvin Edgerton,
James L. Enos,
James Le Roy Fay,
Daniel Galentine,
Volney S. Hubbard,
Erasmus D. Kingsley,
Daniel Losey,
_ James M. Mandeville,
ONG os a ik a gk Gs a
PeGN os i sce. Sol Ss ets sce eee
Females.
Frances M. Hastings,
Caroline Smith.
Males.
Henry McGonegal,
George C. Mott,
Ezra Newland,
Alfred Nichols,
William Nims,
Reuben Ottman,
William F. Phelps,
William Scism,
Edward C. Seymour,
Reuben R. Stetson,
Gilbert Thayer,
William Van Olinda,
William Watson,
Sumner C. Webb.
*
ne
THIRD TERM, ENDING MARCH 10, 1846.
Mary L. Beale,
Elizabeth Cole,
Mary Cornwell,
Julia A. Covil,
‘Charlotte D. Hill,
Cornelia M. Johnson,
Semantha Jones,
Edna Lapham,
Margaret M. Lyon,
Females.
Rachel C. Newman,
Abby Perry,
Mary G. Sabin,
Alida B. Tainter,
Catharine M. Tuttle,
Kate Van Valkenburgh,
Lucretia Ward,
B. Malvina Williams.
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Males.
James Atwater, Egbert B. Johnson,
Alexander M. Baker, Joln N. Knapp,
Oliver C. Belding, Charles D. Lawrence,
Charles L. Brown, Daniel T. Lennon,
Jacob Chase, Jr, Howard R. Miller,
Edward W. Chesebro, John C. Moses,
Samuel P. Cole, William H. Niles,
Abraham Debaun, Jolin M. Root,
James Divine, James H. Salisbury,
Darwin G. Eaton, Thomas Slater, i
Delos Fitch, Martin M. Smith, x
Isaac P. Frink, Francis A. Thayer,
E. Dawson Granger, John R. Webb,
Cyrenius C. Gunn, Joseph Weller,
Jeremiah Jenkins, Chauncey L. Williams,
OM eer er eo ea eee se 17
Me fe re a lad cine. Pune dus | 30
bor eee a ee ae el AT
FOURTH TERM, ENDING SEPTEMBER 17, 1846.
Females.
Mary E. Butler, Ann E. McDowell,
Julia B. Clark, Amy Mott,
Jane Coley, Laura Munson,
Ann J. Collins, Ann Maria Ostrom,
Lucy E. Crandall, Mary A. Perrine,
S. Maria Dady, Cynthia A. Pierce,
Sarah Durfee, Sarah E. Smead,
Sarah E. Foster, Patience Smith,
Catharine M. Goodman, Hannah E. Stevens,
Elizabeth Hatfield, Elizabeth Tallmadge,
Ann Minerva Hurd, L. Maria Thatcher,
S. Almira Jenner, Mary H. Van Valkenburgh,
Mary Ann Lee, : Deborah T. Wilber,
Males.
Chauncey W. Allen, Daniel G. Jones,
Israel G. Atwood, Charles Kendall, |
Ezra D. Barker, De Witt C. Marsh,
Truman H. Bowen, Charles H. Oliver,
William H. Bull, - William Orton,
Neil Campbell, Richard H. Patchin,
Charles T. Canfield, Julius T, L. Remington,
Edwin B. Clapp, 3yron Rice,
James Coley, Daniel B. Ross,
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Joel B. Conklin, Edwin B. Russ,
Lewis Cornell, Buckley K. Seaman, -
John A. Cramer, Henry J. Sherrill,
Albert E. Crane, Andrew J. Stevens,
Ebenezer Curtice, G. Herman Stevens,
Charles Gale, Richard H. Uline,
Frederick L. Hanford, Augustus H. Wallwork,
Josiah W. Hastings, James D. Warner,
Cyrus Holley, Daniel E. Whitmore,
Orson Jackson,
i Bemales, 322 oo a ee oe ee
Males 0230 eee aga i a Lc ee 37
7 —
Total... os eee ome ee ee 63
| —
/ FIFTH TERM, ENDING APRIL 1 .1857.
Females.
Emily Bailey. Maria P. Mason.
Jane A. Butin. Nancy McHinch.
Susan M. Cox. Sophia A. McNaughton.
Emiline J. Fenn. Cynthia A. Osborn.
Cornelia E. Gifford. Frances M. Sherman.
Sarah A. Gue. Elizabeth Stiles.
Marcia L. Hard. Nancy A. Turner.
Maria L. Isham. Eenrietta B. White.
Emily E. Jones. Eliza Winton.
Dela Krum.
cae Males.
James Baldwin, Jr. Thomas B. Hunt.
Henry A. Bruner. Isaac Johnson.
Hiram C. Burlingame. Ezra Leonard.
xeorge D. Chapel. Oscar W. Lord.
Harry Cole. Azariah S. Palmer.
Benjamin F. Cook. Joseph H. Palmer.
James E. Dexter. Thomas H. Reed.
George L. Farnham. William Ross.
John Felt, Jr. Charles C. Shorkley.
Francis Ferry. Salmon QO. Simonds.
Jirah I. Foote. Jeremiah G. Tuthill.
Jedediah Gaskill. Myron Wheaton.
William J. Grannis. James Wood, Jr.
Edward H. Hallock.
OT OB eee oe sa eee 19
RO ig. i a os ln a ko ee 27
pe Re Bei ek So eae eee aa sia B08
3
34
SIXTH TERM, ENDING SEPTEMBER 16, 1847.
Margaret S. Arnout,
Phebe A. Barnard,
Emily 8. Corwin,
Catharine M. Griffin,
Clarissa Harris,
Marguerite A. Hilman,
Jane A. Holbrook,
Emeline D. Howard,
Frances J. Johnson,
Elizabeth M. Lewis,
Sarah J. Loomis,
Barbara H. McDonnell,
Charlotte McDufiie,
Reuben W. Baker,
George E. Benson,
Anthony Butler, Jr.,
George H. Collier,
Henry W. Collins,
John T. Conkling,
Lucian B. Corey,
Isaac T. Davis,
John M. Denton,
George H. Dunham,
Elihu Enos, Jr.,
Park Fellows,
Judson Flatt,
John W. Frisbee,
Addison C. Gibbs,
Charles H. Gillett,
Edward Gray,
Samuel Hallett,
John B. Loomis,
Females.
Anna McSorley,
Sarah S. Niles,
Mariett A. Noble,
A. Louisa Ostrom,
Marion Phelps,
Ann Amenia Pomeroy,
Lucy A. Riley,
Catharine Robinson,
Elvira Searle,
Sarah A. Sherman,
Catharine A. Terry,
Mary Whalen.
Males.
Gilbert Losee,
Andrew L. Martin,
James E. McVean,
William D. Nichols,
John R. Page,
Hezekiah E. Pitcher,
Harvey P. Platt,
Isaac B. Poucher,
John Prentice,
Enos K. Reed,
William Smith,
John H. Stephens,
John F. Stoddard,
Joseph H. Tomkins,
Daniel Waterbury,
John P. Welsh,
Lemuel M. Wiles,
William L. Wood.
MeMAICGe Os UE e ia oc wd cok Ce eee ee
Bee, 6 ok a Pa ea aul t. os Se ede eee 37
a ONSEN SE eee 62
SEVENTH TERM, ENDING MARCH 30, 1848.
Ophelia Brown,
Mary C. Burt,
Frances C. Church,
Martha S. Clapp,
Females.
Mary Etta Mesick,
Mary F. Perkins,
Frances K. Phelps,
Mary D. Rose,
Sooke noel
—
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ee
seve
Sarah E. Evans,
Sarah T. Foster,
Mary Hamilton,
Mary J. Ingersoll,
Emily Jenks,
Delia S. Kellogg,
Harriet Loveri !ge,
Mary L. Mallory,
Kate M. McLean,
Charles R. Abbott,
Milton H. Baker,
Dalson W. Blanchard,
Isaac R. Blauvelt,
Elijah H. Crowell,
Charles D. Foster,
Alexander L. Haskins,
Andrew Hegeman,
William H. Henderson,
Richmond W. Howland,
James Johonnot,
Emerson W. Keyes,
Samuel G. McLaughlin,
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Jane Ann Smith,
Olivia D. Smith,
Emerette Steele,
Margaret A. Uline,
Sarah J. Vandervoort,
Fanny C. Webster,
Laurency J. Wilcox,
Sarah Wilson.
Males.
Ansel Partridge,
Loren B. Sessions,
Judson Sibley,
Willard P. Straight,
John H. Thompson,
William T. Tifft,
Jackson Voorhees,
Eugene Weller,
Seymour Wheaton,
James M. Winchell,
Edward Wright,
John F. Youngs.
OWNING ee ee os ee 25
1 a rig 2" 0 ka ote pepe Ade anes 3 Menta ce REO s th 25
Total Ruk dwew boule ee ee
ee
EIGHTH TERM, ENDING SEPTEMBER, 21, 1848.
Maria C. Almy.
Mary J. Bartoo.
Mary E. Baum.
Phebe A. Budlong,
Hannah Carver,
Sabrina A. Chamberlain,
Harriet E. Chichester,
Mary K. Culbertson,
Sarah A. Dempster,
Lois U. Estee,
Ann J. Hawley,
Flora E. Hosford,
Jane E. Hutchins,
Cornelia Jenison,
Melinda C. Jones.
Females.
Elizabeth A. Low.
S. Caroline McCully,
Henrietta P. McNair,
Julia O. Percival,
Augusta L. Platt,
Zilpha Redfield,
Malvina E. Sherman,
Emily Smith,
Esther W. Stow,
Isabel Swartwood,
Cornelia A. Taylor,
Viola Wilcox,
Maria M. Woodhull,
Mary A. Winspear,
Robert Barker,
Charles R. Coryell,
Peter J. Farrington,
Valentine Fuller,
John Grant,
Mordaunt M. Green,
Roderick D. Hathaway,
S. Cushing Hoag,
John F. Hopkins,
MMR Ce oe ee eee Gels se
EE ee a eee ae kee ~~
a
Males.
William B. Latham, Jr.,
Michael F. Marcley,
Charles McGregor,
James Oliver,
Watson Osborn.
Edward P. Pomeroy,
Teunis S. Quackenbush,
William G. Woodworth.
NINTH TERM, ENDING APRIL 5, 1849.
Martha B. Bancroft,
Susan E. Beecher,
Harriet A. Bushnell,
Bethania Crandall,
Eliza A. Chase,
Mary A. Fillmore,
Ellen P. Frisbee,
Melinda Guernsey,
Lavanda M. Hinds,
Clara L. Jones,
Hannah B. Kinney,
Orville W. Baker.
Josiah C. Balsdon,
Lewis Beardsley,
Levi Cass,
David D. D. Dewey,
Francis Elting,
Henry A. Glidden,
Joseph A. Hallock,
John F. Hammond,
Menso W. Hubbard,
D. Henry Hughes,
Females.
Lydia L. Lyon,
Sarah W. Mulhollen,
Mary L. Palmer,
Hannah P. Pomeroy,
Julia A. Pool,
Mary Roberts,
Sarah P. Smith,
Evaline B. Weston,
Ruth P. White,
Ellen Winspear.
Mules.
John N. Miller,
T. Wilbur Morgan,
Cornelius H. Pierce,
Charles Ross,
Pulaski Rust,
Luther L. Smith,
George W. Taylor,
Matthias C. Van Horn,
Charles Waterbury,
Edward P. Waterbury,
Andrew R. Wright.
UNI ob eek Sat a ks ~ ots ke ee
SN sis ea he a ag eee wl ce ee
21
22
43
81
TENTH TERM, ENDING SEPTEMBER 27, 1849.
Females.
Helen M. Baker, Hannah Parker,
Mary Brown, Rhoda Pratt,
Sarah A. Clute, Sarah A. Saunders,
i Clara A. Cone, Charlotte Staplin,
Emeline C. Eaton, Frances E. Wetsell,
Cindarella M. Gregory,, Sarah A. Wheeler,
Letitia M. Hebard, Catharine E. Whitney,
Emma C. Hillhouse, Delia E. Wilder,
) Sarah D. Owen, Frances A. Wood.
{ Males.
Willis G. Abbott, Thomas Kitchen, :
Norman Allen, P. Charles Lynch,,.
' Curtis Baird, Gilbert Onderdonk,
| James Denman, Stephen 8S. Read,
William Elting, Edward C. Seymour,
) Aurora Failing, Stephen H. Tilden,
. Stephen W. Folger, Abram Tinkney,
Darwin E. Goodman, Ira H. Tuthill,
Amasa M. Gregory, John Wood. ~
Addison W. Hardy,
OMNES, LCC eee ee oan le Cc uk os ee ee
MAINS, os a a a 19
Totel,- 2. 3 dee PLAN aan 0 eae 8 Mage Rh PE at
ELEVENTH TERM, ENDING APRIL 4, 1850.
Females.
Harriet Booth, Elizabeth Miller,
Lucy J. Bullock, Mary S. Onderdonk,
Georgiana L. Butler, Celia D. Raymond,
Adeline E. Coley, Susan D. See
| Elizabeth Colwell, Mary E. Swain,
Mary A. Elmore, Caroline P. Titus,
Caroline A. Farr, Alma Tuttle,
Philana A. Foster, Emeline F. Williams.
Isabella G. Hoyt, Sarah M. Wilson,
Catharine McCue, Mary Young.
Males.
John C. Bishop, Charles H. Peck,
J. Ansel Booth, : Hermon Skinner,
John D. Campbell, Cornelius Snyder,
Joseph Green, Bowen H. Stone,
38
Chester Harris, Deranzel D. A. Thorp,
Andrew Parsons, James Wade.
ER let gc” Bigg ESE Ty ga Anas ena ee ee 20
Me eee ee a a 12
WMA eet ea ae ga oo eM ke 32
TWELFTH TERM, ENDING OCTOBER 30, 1850.
Females.
Theresa A. Barnes, Emily J. Noyes,
Mary P. Coffin, Chloe L. Palmer,
Chloe M. Eaton, Orline O. Sutton,
Rebecca Frisby, Caroline Van Voorihas,
Jane Ann Humphrey, Elizabeth S. Waterman,
Sylvia A. Lewis, Abby J. Wright.
Alice S. McDonald,
Males. ‘
Watts Beckwith, William D. Palmer,
Silas Betts, Joseph Perkins, Jr.,
Isaac Briggs, Henry B. Pierce,
Gideon H. Carswell, ‘pias J: Pratt,
Dubois B. Frisbee, Samuel H. Rogers,
Daniel S. Gregory, Leonard 8. Root,
Henry Hinds, Derrick W. Sparling,
Homer J. Inglesbe, Samuel J. C. Sweezy,
Virgil A. Lamson, Joseph N. Tubbs,
Oliver P. Mason, Daniel P. Waite.
Oscar F. Morris,
OMIM PUG iat ee eee 13
a eo et ee a 21
RM tee a ws i 34
THIRTEENTH TERM, ENDING MARCH 20, 1851.
Females.
Marion O. Carpenter, Harriet A. Newell,
Helen M. Conklin, Hannah Parry,
Sarah M. Craig, Emily K. Phelps,
Mary E. Crumb, Louisa C. Plumb,
Clarissa A. Denike, Mary A. Seabury,
Susan 8S. Hazard, Betsey J. Smith,
Sabra A Lapham, Etta M. Tuttle.
Ebenezer D. Beattie,
Selah W. Brown,
Robert N. Cornish,
Abram A. Demarest,
William G. Dickson,
Hiram Gilmore,
39
Males.
T. Orlando Hopkins,
Amos M. Kellogg,
Henry McGregor,
John A. Parish,
Calvin W. Smith,
John E. Van Etten.
| Fomatlds, oe a ee ce cei ee ee 14
| Males, 2422 2242 See sa eee tho e eerste iZ
| Total. Witee eee ae a 26
FOURTEENTH TERM, ENDING JULY 31, 1851.
Females.
L. Maria Bingham, Helen A. Lansing,
Catharine M. Brownell, Martha McGregor,
* Elanour Carpenter, R. Melinda Phillips,
Frances H. Clark, Sarah B. Quick,
Elizabeth S. Cole, Catharine 8S. Van Dyck,
Phebe Cummings, Gertrude Van Patten,
Anna E. Dillow, Jane A. Van Sickler,
Celia A. Hall, Marion B. Wallis.
Eliza A. Hicks,
Males.
Oscar A. Archer, James McMilan,
Truman D. Cameron, Philip Snyder,
James B. Cummings, William Thompson,
Cornelius Hill, Albertus Webb,
Horace W. Hovey, William W. White.
George W. Lounsbery,
Weetes; a a ce a eee
Oe ct cesta) ee pastes § cceskep eee 11
POs oe ook cae wae ag 0 des Ry SR ee 28
FIFTEENTH TERM, ENDING FEBRUARY 5, 1852.
Females.
Fanny A. Babcock,
Harriet E. Ball,
Mary L. Brand,
Emma C. Brooks,
Elizabeth Cook,
Hannah M. Dickson,
Mary J. Dorman,
Mary A. Earll,
Martha Hepinstall,
Elizabeth Larchar,
Mary Ann Pearse,
Armenia T. Pepper,
A. Louise Reynolds.
40
Males.
J. Henry Abeel,
Augusts G. S. Allis,
Algernon L. Day,
James E. Goodman,
John H. Hopper,
Charles H. Morse,
Francis Ogsbury,
Philander Reed,
Darius Rogers,
James W. Schermerhorn,
Michael McN. W alsh,
_D. Franklin Wells,
Daniel M. Wells.
Females, SPA Ae OE ew A S|) aS
cove, gg, | EOE OP GE) ON ASS eR NE tk 13 |
8 }
ee te 26 |
SIXTEENTH TERM, ENDING JULY 8, 1852.
Females.
Sareh A. Bingham, Jane M. Livingston,
Sarah M. Birdsall, Mary McDonald,
Elizabeth Clark, Jane A. McEw an,
Eliza J. Dunster, Harriet L. Milliner,
Ellen M. Freeman, Mary E. Reed,
Elizabeth Guffin, Aurora H. Turner,
Louisa A. Hiscock, Elizabeth Van Derzee,
Anna E. Hughes, Hannah Waddell,
Elizabeth R. Lapham, _ Mary A. W illiams.
Males.
Isaac Becker, Jesse McKinney,
Benson Briggs, John E. McPherson,
James B. Burlew, Byron Pratt,
Abram 8. Cassedy, Charles H. Peck,
Bradford R. Champion, Charles F, Rappelye,
L. Harrison Cheney, Darwin C. ‘Smalley,
James A. Curtice, Thomas G. Smith,
James Guffin, Joseph B. Tallman,
C. Warren Hamilton, Nicholas Winne.
John R. Hinds,
ee ee ae. 18- |
Re ss es ee 19 |
Ct Sg SS ee iw pic ile ae ace 37
SEVENTEENTH TERM, ENDING FEBRUARY 10, 1853.
Emelie E. Andrews,
C. Louisa Barstow,
Sarah E. Bender,
Females.
Eliza M. Knowles,
Louisa Moore,
S. Cornelia Nelson,
Julia Coley,
Mary E. Cook,
Ksther D. Crary,
Mary H. Crosby,
Mary A. Fox,
Mary E. Goodell,
Almira Hoyt,
Susan P. Hutchinson,
Eliza C. Ingersoll,
Susan P. Jones,
Joseph C. Arnold,
C. Edward Barstow,
Edward Bliss.
William G. Brownson,
James Buckhout,
Tully C. Estee,
John S. Haynes,
Females,
4]
Clotilda E. Noyes,
Ruth Perkins,
Mary E. Riley,
Julia M. Scovil,
Helen M. Skidmore,
Deborah Strickland,
Agnes Van Allen,
Mary H. Van Antwerp,
Mary L.* Wilson,
Phebe Ann Wood.
Males.
William B. Hull,
James H. Mills,
Hiram D. Noble,
Boardman Pratt,
William White,
Devolson Wood.
Jae tht a Pater tra selon Gt a he hie, cee 26
BROIOG, Caio! eS ee ak he 13
Ota ee eo ea ee oe es ae 39
EIGHTEENTH TERM, ENDING JULY 14, 1853,
Females. —
Charlotte M. Anderson,
Ellen B. Babbitt,
Mary L. Beatty,
Mary E. Burch,
Magdalene Chamberlain, -
M. Jane Chamberlain,
Sarah A. Coonley,
Jennie B. Dayton,
Elizabeth B. Densmore,
Frances A. Denton,
Harriet M. Dixon,
Jennie Fry,
Cornelia A. Germond,
Sarah K. Hare,
Sarah M. Hart,
Mary A. Hatfield,
Mary T. Howe,
Anna M. Lighthall,
Catharine Morrison,
Lucretia Osborn,
Martha L. Quick,
Margaret E. Vanderzee,
Charlotte M. Weaver,
Maria Williams,
Catharine Woodhull.
Males.
Harrison Hannahs,
J. Henry Hikok,
Peter W. Hoagland,
Hubert H. Merrill,
Chester L. Northup,
Seth C. Arnold,
William R. Brown,
Philip Brust,
James Cherry,
J. Ga Nun Cole,
Isaac H. Collier,
Washington Van Gaasbec’s,
42
Abram P. Smith,
J. Frank Wright,
Benjamin D. Crane,
Levi S. Dominy,
Homer T. Fowler.
nero ae Pe ee oe
ee es i ee ee
NINETEENTH TERM, ENDING FEBRUARY 2, 1854.
Females.
Harriet Gorsline,
Sarah C. Guffin,
Frances M. Knapp,
L. Adelia Lake,
Harriet E. Mason,
Henrietta Middlemas,
Elizabeth Miller,
’ Mary E. Best,
Agnes Brown,
Sarah A. Brown,
Sarah F. Buckelew,
Hannah K. Bunnel,
Eliza M. Clark,
Mary Crapo,
Mary E. Crounse,
Betsey H. Davis,
Electa E. Dewey,
Antoinette Edwards,
Cornelia M. Fitch,
Anna M. Gardiner,
Edmund G. Butts,
Alexander F. Dix,
John Q. Evans,
George D. Gano,
Thomas H. Gemmell,
Rensselaer Howell, jr.,
George A. Kelly,
Belvidere Munroe,
Harriet N. Parsons,
Ann Rogers,
Lucy M. Smith,
Cornelia T. Wilbur.
Males.
La Fayette Lyttle,
Julius F. Merritt,
William P. Payne,
J. Edward Ryan,
Hamilton B. Taylor,
Jared A. Weeks,
Mn, See e te ek Oe oe Sos die ee ee
eee oo ae cok See a Hee os eee
TWENTIETH TERM, ENDING JULY 13, 1854.
Harriet E. Abbott,
Julia Abbott,
Huldah A. Allen,
M. Elizabeth Atwood,
Meriba A. Babcock,
Clara L. Baldwin,
Females.
Julia E. Kennedy,
Lydia K. Keyes,
Abby H. Lee,
Louisa Linderman,
Mary A. McGowen,
Lucinda 8. Miles, ~
| Amanda S. Beach,
Sarah T. Bowers,
Harriet N. Brand,
/ Adaline M. Brown,
Phebe A. Case,
Julia Collier,
Emeline C. Davies,
{ Frances V. Dix,
Mary A. Ford,
| Cornelia H. Gaige,
Cornelia W. Huntington,
Henry C. Baker,
John C. Burdick,
Richard D. Carmichael,
Mark Cummings,
Lewis A. Curtice,
William M. Knapp,
J. Hervey Miller,
Henry A. Phillips,
Albert G. Ruliffson,
Females,
Males,
—— Mee ewe eww ew ee
oe
ee
43
Eleanor J. Miller,
Juliette Newman,
Julia A. Smith,
Josephine Stewart,
Catharine A. Swan,
Ellen L. Taggert,
Ellen C. Turner,
Catharine A. Vanderzee,
Frances J. Woolworth,
Priscilla Wylie.
Males.
Daniel H. Skidmore, Jr.,
George D. B. Stacy,
William M. Stark,
Henry S. Stebbins,
David Van Etten,
Beekman Van Gaasbeek,
Lyman C. Wilder,
Jared G. Wood.
TWENTY-FIRST TERM, ENDING FEBRUARY 1, 1855.
Frances A. Bacon,
Sarah B. Bedell,
Mary L. Bodwell,
Celestine Burtis,
M. Louisa Campbell,
Julia C. Carpenter,
C. Jane Dayton,
Elizabeth B. Ensign,
Frances L. Harrington,
Harriet J. Huestis,
Sarah A. Huestis,
Brenda O. Hull,
Elizabeth E. Hunt,
Mary A. King,
David E. Chase,
Le Roy C. Cooley,
KE. Austin Fry;
Females.
Hannah J. Moakler,
Louisa H. Permort,
Sarah W. Permort,
Mary H. Phelps,
S. Amelia Plumb,
Margaret Pringle,
Anna E. Purdy,
Almira E. Rice,
Eliza E. Sickler,
Elizabeth S. Smith,
Fanny M. Taggart,
Harriet E. Wilcox,
Catharine Wilson.
Males.
Merrit Moore,
John D. O'Dell,
Charles H. Parker,
44
William M. Phillips,
Thomas N. Stone, j
Wheaton A. Welch,
Isaac B. Wilcox.
Leon F. Hardy,
John D. Hiller,
Henry H. Hogan.
Albert N. Huested,
ee ee 27
er es oo 14
Re ee ee 4] |
TWENTY-SECOND TERM, ENDING JULY 11, 1855.
Jane C, Ackerman,
Kate M. Allen,
Helen M. Bacon,
Amanda P. Baldwin,
Esther Bennett,
Mary C. Bennett,
Delia A. Bristol,
Margaret J. Brown,
Emelie L. Carpenter,
Amelia A. Christie,
Sarah A. Cook,
Eleanor F. Dickson,
Julia A. Fravor,
Edmund A. Austin,
Milton Draper,
Mervin Hollister,
Norman Judson,
John Kelly,
Hiram L. Rockwell,
Females.
Anna M. Hamilton,
Eliza M. Hatch,
Mary J. Hatfield,
Alice J. Hepinstall,
Anna G. Mathies,
Elizabeth Powell,
Maria E. Ransom,
Emily A. Rice,
Harriet A. Sleight,
Sarah A. Visscher,
Lorinda J. Whipple,
Ann E. Wilcox,
Susan R. Witherell.
Males.
James C. Ross.
William F. Smith,
Dwight S. Spafford,
Henry T. Sprague,
Samuel Wright.
eee a Se eee 26
ce cc eee ll
Total... Peete ee Gs oo. ck ce 37
TWENTY-THIRD TERM, ENDING JANUARY 31, 1856.
Females.
Polly M. Benedict,
Caroline A. Brace,
Emma M. Brace,
Lucy V. Case,
Margalia Case,
Rosamond Cheesbro,
Harriet Jones,
' Mary E. Metcalf,
Sarah A. Morehead,
Lydia Patterson,
Marianna Provost,
Mary E. Quinby,
Caroline A. Church,
| | Frances A. Drake,
| Candace Dennison,
| Lucy H. Estabrook,
|} Anna M. Fowler,
Charlotte A. Haight,
Elizabeth R. Haswell,
Mary E. Howard,
Mary A. Hubbell,
Caroline Jones,
Isaac F’. Bangs,
Comfort S. Brown,
John W. Cole,
George R. Dean,
Isaac W. Lake,
45
Eliza J. Rose,
Emma L. Salsbury,
Abbie Sexton,
Fanny K. Trask,
Martha Turner,
Frances A. Tuthill,
S. Elizabeth Verrinder,
Julia Warriner,
Mary E. Wilson.
Males.
Darwin N. Mason,
William C. Robinson,
Asaph E. Shute,
Gawn M. Smith,
George C. Thomas.
Females, 2137 ee ot ot pe
Males, i a ee oa eee ee 10
Potel jc cdactisgegpaetanees ii. pcessegers cp eee. 41
TWENTY-FOURTH TERM, ENDING JULY 10, 1856.
Charity Barnet,
Mary M. Beach,
Matilda A. Brown,
Mary Buckelew,
M. Ellen Cheesbro,
Julia C. Church,
Susan K. Cook,
Matilda S. Cooper,
Sarah KE. Darling,
Females.
Mary C. Dresser,
Amelia A. Dyer,
Sarah P. Fearey,
Bessie S. Gill,
Mary E. Herrington,
Louise J. Knapp,
Helen J. Monk,
Laura Morris,
Lydia E. Powell,
Martha A. Davidson,
Annie Wilson,
Males.
William W. Kimball,
Mahlon B. Leonard,
Lewis Spaulding,
John C. Tobey,
Alfred 8. Barry,
' Eugene Beach,
John Henry Case,
Aaron Chadwick,
Lansing Hotaling, Albertus C. Trevet,
David L. Keihle, James M. True,
NOD es rr ee aah ee 20
MO a ee 12
Deborah L. Adams,
Orphana E. Andrews,
Mary E. Arms,
Laura F. Beecher,
Sarah M. Birch,
Nancy E. Briggs,
Anna Courtney,
Antoinette Gregory,
David P. Austin,
Oscar F. Avery,
Benjamin Edson,
William B. Gregory,
Sylvanus B. Huested,
John H. Kane,
Manly W. Kennedy,
Momalonoct gs
Se a oe oc
46
TWENTY-FIFTH TERM, ENDING JANUARY 29, 1857.
Fenvales.
Rachel A. Hait,
Cornelia A. Mead,
Alexa J. Moseley,
Henrietta A. Smith,
Jane Southerland,
Jemima Stoller,
Lydia A. Thomas.
Males.
Jonas C. Ransom,
Henry J. Tanner,
Nelson P. Tuttle,
William Vandemark,
Edwin A. Wheeler,
Andrew B. Williams.
TWENTY-SIXTH TERM, ENDING JULY 9, 1857.
Lucy A. Ackley,
Harriet Barnes,
Fanny Baxter,
Ellen J. Benham,
Sarah Bray,
Lilly Brown,
Rachel A. Calverly,
Hannah Catlin,
Catharine Conde,
Mary J. Daniel,
Orrea W. Dempster,
Jane A. Dickson,
Frances J. Farrington,
Mary E. Fitzgerald,
Henrietta L. Forman,
Hubbard H. Barrett,
Linus W. Clark,
Carlos Colton,
Females.
Lydia H. Gale,
Julia A. C. Harmon,
Rebecca I. Hindman,
Mary KE. Howell,
M. Celia Jones,
Arietta A. Lansing,
Delia A. Lathrop,
Leah A. Marsh,
Anna E. Oliver,
Lydia E. Payne,
Caroline Phillips,
Isabella G. Rawson,
Mary J. Simpson,
Sarah Turner,
Mary EK. Weaver,
Males.
Joel P. Loomis,
John M. McLaughlin,
Henry A. Nichols,
47
Aaron K. Tuttle,
Henry A. Wilcox.
_ )PJoseph G. Fox,
| | |Gilbert B. Hendrickson,
Wemales; 2. vu ae ee ce ee
Males, 2 cu ae er ee 10
U) , Totals ea ee ee ee 40
TWENTY-SEVENTH TERM, ENDING FEBRUARY 4, 1858.
Females.
Clara S. Hickok,
Anna Jackson,
Lovica Kirkland,
Laura T. Krum,
Mary E. McClatlen,
Elizabeth M. Powell,
Martha Roe.
Males.
Sarah A. Burbidge,
Maria Cary,
Elizabeth G. Davis,
Susan A. Edwards,
Martha Feary,
Christina Ferguson,
Rebecca Hand,
Thomas Barns,
Charles Battersby,
Joseph M. Beaman,
John Carpenter, Jr.,
B. Franklin Jackson,
Samuel Karslake,
John W. McNamara,
Ormell E. Wheeler,
John H. Fitch,
Pewmales, oo a ee a ce ae ee 14
Maley 2 ooi45 pe a es J, Ae 9
ROtAL G5 Pee ee he a a ee 23
TWENTY-EIGHTH TERM, ENDING JULY 8, 1858.
Females.
Elvena C. Brownell,
Ann M. Cooney,
Elizabeth Couriney,
Eliza Dickson,
Mary J. Fairman,
Marcia J. Groot,
M. Frances Hendrick,
Josephine R. Hewes,
M. Frances Jolinson,
Mary L. Jordan,
Phebe Ann Leggett,
Mary L. Marr,
George W. Fox,
Francis Gardner, Jr.,
Martha B. Morison,
Sara C. Newes,
Meta Orr,
Laura L. Osborn,
Eliza F. Petrie,
Mary E. Sears,
Magdalen Slingerland,
Laura A. Snyder,
Hannah J. Thorn,
Mary J. Wells,
Emily Y. Wilson,
H. Louise Wynkoop.
Males.
Hannibal Robinson,
George Rosenberger,
48
John Lord, Jr., Leonard B. Rowley,
Clark O. Maltby, Charles B. Shaw,
Jonathan B. Morey, * Thomas S. Whitmore.
James Richardson,
De 24
er 11
We eee ee Se 35
TWENTY-NINTH TERM, ENDING FEBRUARY 3, 1859.
Females.
Ann E. Bennett, Sarah J. McNutt,
Margaret A. Buck, Elizabeth A. Niver,
Mary E. Byrne, Georgia A. Ostrander,
Frances Chadwick, M. Augusta Prall,
Margaret L. Don, Ellen G. Revely,
Leonora Farnham, ’ Catharine A. Storey,
Rose P. Foster, . Evolinah B. Winne,
Christina H. Gilbert, Anna L. Zimmerly.
Lucy L. Hard,
Males.
P. Steele Boyd, Francis G. Snook,
Walton W. French, Charles E. Snyder,
William C. Hollis, Daniel W. Sprague,
Edward F. Marson, Jr., James R. Sprague,
Edwin R. Olin, Luther L. Stillman,
William H. Palmer, Robert F. Todd,
G. Sidney Smith, Frank B. Ward.
ee soak as ua a 17
ee ea aye tol co. te 14
OPAL ek duet. ec 31
THIRTIETH TERM, ENDING JULY 14, 1859. F
Females. |
Amelia E. Beman, : Amelia A. McFadden, :
Ellen T. Cassidy, Phebe A. Neemes, i
Josephine M. Clark, Maria J. Noon, E
Fleta F. Copp, Mariette G. Rugg, ‘
Jane Cowieson, Miriam Sheppard, E
Mary Denham, Mary E. Slade, rE
Mary J. Fonda, Eveline D. Spencer, &
Margaret Gallup, Anna E. Stewart, tb
H. Thankful Gardner, Mary E. Street, (e
Abby Hanlin, Phebe Wetherwax, &
a
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4)
At
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Melicent J. Hatch, Martha Whiting,
Caroline S. Horton, Sarah E. Yeomans,
|} Fanny M. Hulse,
ui Males.
Julius M. Button, Amos S. Kimball,
Noah B. Crysler, Carlos Kinney,
} Abram Devendorf, William B. Wait,
| Ralph 8S. Goodwin,
: MOMRIOR, oe rn ye ee eg 25
MEMOS, oo ee eae 7
IF aera!
[ ate ocs le geveNi ce seuk. clin bigdas ee 32
: Recapitutation.
4 Females. Males. Total.
f Graduates of the Ist year, Ist term,...___. 0 0 0
an tein ce HY 29 34
. CoG 10 sBditerm is i 17 30 47
Ath teria. cc 26 37 63
ae Sty OO ee Das SOT ee be 19 4 f 46
; Gin tori 25 37 62
, “ 0 ath. th term; <2 oe 5 3B ae
: Sth terin, 3.62 29 17 46
: és So) Ste Oty tern, for 21 22 43
i 10th term, 2 i202 18 19 37
i : > Oth + * Jith term, codec 20:4 pARie see
; 12th term, ee AS i ae 34
k $s oo es aon teri eae 14 12 26
f 240 erm) a7 11 28
= 7 Sth "25th termi)? © 13 11 26
16th term, ...__- 18)" 19 ast
it . ot Oa Ait i ic, 26 13 39
4 18th term, .___.. 25 17 42
. a0 FOU ter oe 25 13 38
20th term, 22. 33 a4 50
‘: oO 2) Sie seria iE 27 14 41
22d term) ys 26 11 37
= S eath o, # 230d terms. dey ik 31 10 41
24th term,:.. 2. 20 12 32
= A ga (see IR ss os 15 13 28
woul erm, 30 10 40
ws +) a oe mye weting Po) 14 9 23
2eth term, $2: - 24 11 35
13 ‘> 16th: -* Qoth termi cu. 17 14 31
30th term, ...__- 25 7 32
618 502 1120
CIRCULAR.
The Normal School of the State of New-York was established
by an act of the Legislature, in 1844, “for the instruction and
practice of Teachers of Common Schools in the Science of Edu-
cation and the art of Teaching.” It was first established for five
years, as an experiment, and went into operation on the 18th of
December, 1844, in a building provided gratuitously by the city
of Albany, and temporarily fitted up for that purpose. The first
term opened with twenty-nine pupils, and closed with ninety-
seven. The number in- attendance, the second term, was about
two hundred. The average number is now about two hundred
and fifty.
In 1848, an act was passed by the Legislature, “for the perma-
nent establishment of the State Normal School,” appropriating
$15,000 towards the erection of a suitable building. The fol-
lowing year an additional appropriation of $10,000 was made for
its completion. A large and commodious edifice, containing a
dwelling-house for the Principal, was accordingly erected on the
corner of Lodge and Howard streets, adjoining the State Geolo-
gical and Agricultural rooms. To this building the School’ was
removed on the 31st of July, 1849.
The design of this institution is.to improve the condition of
Common Schools, by providing a class of teachers superior in
professional scholarship and practical skill, to those ordinarily
furnished by institutions not having this end specifically in view,
and it is confidently believed from experience, that the condition
of admission, the course of study adopted and the class drill
pursued are well calculated to secure this object.
Each county.in the State is-entitled to send to the school a
number of pupils (either male or female) equal to twice the num-
ber of members. of the Assembly in such county. The pupils are
appointed by the Assembly district school commissioners, at a
meeting called by the Superintendent of Public Instruction, on
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the first Mondays of February and September in each year. A
list of the vacancies at the close of each term is forwarded to the
commissioners, and published in the papers of the city of Albany.
Persons failing to receive appointments in their respective
counties, may, upon presenting testimonials of character and
talents, and sustaining the prescribed examination, receive ap-
pointments from the executive committee, provided any vacancies
exist. In such case the pupil will not receive mileage.
Pupils once admitted to the school will be entitled to its privi-
leges until they graduate, unless they forfeit that right by volun-
tary absence, by improper conduct, or by failing to exhibit good
evidences of scholarship aud fair promise of success as teachers.
The following is the form of certificate of appointment which is
to be given by the commissioners to each pupil appoiuted :
At a meeting of the school commissioners of the county of
, held at on the day of
for the purpose of filling vacancies in the State Normal School,
was duly appoiuted a pupil of that institution.
(Signed by the Commissioners.) |
Qualifications of Applicants.
Females sent to the school must be at least sixteen years of
age, and males eighteen, and in all cases decided maturity of mind
is indispensable.
Candidates for admission to the lowest class, must sustain a
thorough examination in reading, spelling, the geography of the
western continent, intellectual aritlimetic, equal to one-half of the
ordinary treatises, written arithmetic, through interest, and so
much of English grammar as to be able to analyze and parse any
ordinary prose sentence.
For admission to the advanced classes, in addition to those
required for entrance examination, all the studies of the preceding
classes must have been accomplished. The time required to com-
plete the course will depend on the attainments, habits and talents
of the pupil. It ought never to exceed four terms, or two years.
All the pupils, ou entering the school, are required to sign the
following declaration :
We, the subscribers, hereby pecuane, that it is our intention to
devote ourselves to the business cf teaching the schools of the State,
and that our sole object in resorting to this Normal School is the
better to prepare ourselves for this important duty.”
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It is expected of the commissioners that they will select such
pupils as will sacredly fulfill their engagements in this particular,
and they should be made acquainted with its import before they
are appointed. .
The following extracts from a circular issued to the town super-
intendents, by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction,
clearly present the qualifications which are deemed essential :
“The town superintendents are directed to give the most ex-
tended notice in their power, of vacancies, and to interest them-
selves in finding proper pupils to be appointed.
“In making the selections, those who from past successful
experience have proved their aptness to teach, or from traits of
character, clearly developed, give fair promise of future success,
should be preferred. Talents not below mediocrity. unblemished
morals and sound health, are regarded as indispensable. In your
visitations of the schools, you will sometimes find teachers who
only need the instruction which this school is designed to give, to
ensure their highest success and usefulness; or pupils who have
given prcof of good scholarship, which, by being properly directed,
may be made of great value in the cause of education. Such
teachers and scholars you will encourage to seek these appoint-
ments.”
Privileges of the Pupils.
All pupils receive their tuition free. They are also furnished
with the use of text books without charge. They are, however,
held responsible for their loss or injury. If they already own the
books of the course, they will do well to bring them, together with
such other books for reference as they may possess. Besides this,
each student receives the amount designated in the following table,
to defray traveling expenses from his county seat to Albany. No
pupil will receive mileage, unless the appointment is obtained
from the county in which said pupil resides, such appointment
being regularly made by the commissioners. This money is paid
at the close of each term.
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Mileage.
The following table will show the sum a student of each county
will receive at the end of the term as travelling expenses.
Amount paid to Amount paid to
Counties. each pupil. Counties. each pupil.
BAN eo cee ae $0 0 Onee. oc or $2 00
MA co hee ee oon pOnanea, Cleese 2 96
EME GA diag PIE 5 20 Ontario, occ Oo or ee 4 50
@attaraugud, oo Sol. DtOe Aanee: 22 i 2 65
Og eae aes Pee ea ae Sid Orieens, | ol aaa 5 50
Pravteugua, 2. 0202 2. 8/30. Oswero.. ook ae 4 00
TUT Pay Mag Ga 6.98. Otsego, 2200s. 3 00
Me RONCO.. o. Sas SA c OUOBM, oo sae 2 00
Berton; = ae oS per Agdeene, oe ee 3 75
erorarn bia) 2 Les 7 Og Renssblatr,s 62072 0 18
Portland) ofc. kukid O68 Richmond) oO. ooSezgdig 3 50
MONA TCs og i ike 6,40. , Rocklandsi cau ee 3 00
BPTONOOR Fe ea L 50° Saratowa,. - oc ou 0 90
BPG so bce kes ee, CRNOCIBON as a, 0 45
MRM ee ger ooo pcuonaris, Os ae
raw, 230 ee 6°60 ‘Sehuyler (io ee 71°50
Bete cede £1626 Seneca, 22 ho 4 90
Ne ae Den eg re ed § 50: St, Lawrence) 242 248-2 6 00
RPPOCNO, ge i ek Oc RONDO, a at
meatiltony 22 400 Sualfolk, -2o £02. ae
Sera? ce 140 “Ballivany cee 4 56
Berets Sia ae > ae BO. Tinga 2 Tae 6 50
me CeCe oe a 607 Tompkins,.. -. ccc ce 5 10
Bete 6 a eee eo eter, - 2 ee 2 00
gnvingetony < 2407 22S 5 60): Warren, : 2. eee
memo 6.34 Hier 3.00» Washington, 22 5).2 220 1 50
MGUTOG ck os Ae ead 4:60) Wayme, occ coke: gee 3 86
montgomery, ... 5 ics 0 $8. Westchiestef,. 0 2 sci 35 3 00
Mew TOrk, 2. uae 5 fo. wroming, 2-2 25. 7 00
1d Sea eR lic Ba BAG ame, 26 IEE ee 6 36
/Aipparatus.
A well assorted apparatus has been procured, sufficiently exten-
sive to illustrate all the important principles in natural philosophy,
surveying, chemistry and human physiology. Extraordinary
facilities for the study of natural history are afforded by the
museum of the Medical College and the State collections, which
are open at all hours for visitors.
Library.
Besides an abundant supply of text books upon all the branches
of the course of study, a well selected miscellaneous library has
been procured, to which all the pupils may have access, free of
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charge. In the selection of. this library, particular care has been
exercised to procure most of the recent works upon education,
as well as several valuable standard works upon the natural sci-
ences, history, mathematics, &c. The State Library is also freely
accessible to all.
Terms and Vacations.
The Fall Term will begin on the third Monday in September,
and continue twenty weeks.
The Spring Term will begin the last Monday in February, and
continue twenty weeks.
Prompt Attendance.
As the school will open on Monday, it is desirable that pupils
reach Albany on the Friday or Saturday preceding the day of
opening. The faculty can then aid them in securing suitable
places for boarding.
Als the examination of the pupils preparatory to classification will
commence on the first day of the term, it is exceedingly important
that all should report themselves on the first morning. Those who
arrive a day after the time, will subject not only the teachers to
much trouble, but themselves also to the rigors of a private ex-
amination. After the first week, no student, except for the strongest
reasons, will be aliowed to enter the school.
Price of Board.
The price of board in respectable families varies from $2.25 to
$3, exclusive of washing. Students wishing to board themselves
can procure ready furnished rooms at five shillings per week.
Many pupils, by so doing, reduce their entire expenses to less
than $2 per week.
The ladies and gentlemen are not allowed to board in the same
families, and gentlemen of the school are not allowed to call upon
Jadies of the school after six o’clock, P.M. Particular care is
- taken to be assured of the respectability of the families who pro-
pose to take boarders, before they are recommended to the pupils.
Course of Study and Text books.
The following is the course of study prescribed for the school,
and a thorough acquaintance with the whole of it on the part of
the male pupils, is made a condition of graduation.
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_ SUB-JUNIORS.
Text Books.
Reading, ;.icunebetiin$ auabencwoueed. Mandeville.
Spelling.
Elementary Sounds of the letters, ...__- Page’s Normal Chart.
Writing.
English Prose Composition, -.-.....--.. Quackenboss.
Geography and Outline Maps, ----.-.._- Mitchell.
Tnntellectual: Awitihmetioy) 5901 25 So. Davies.
Elementary Arithmetic, --.--...--...-. Davies.
Eingligh ir amaets di sisds anes < dediiece Clark.
a a oe aks eg acid Meee ich
Chronology, Bem’s System,..--......... Miss Peabody.
Elementary Algebra, begun,.....2....-- Davies.
JUNIORS.
]iteecinas BYinineOuG. 2 on sf Davies.
PPR PR se enc, :, AOE
Geography and Map Drawing,........-- Mitchell.
Writing.
Elementary sounds of the letters,....._. Page’s Normal Chart.
enAANB eo ici ads. cle es Mandeville.
ES Ee it a Be ial ednen chek igs a Ligthtiais: Wilson.
MR Clark.
iteteemiary Aigeura,.- 4... 2... Davies.
SUB-SENIORS.
Book-Keeping;,. 2.4 «nsoc cso ia. SOs Palmer.
Higher Ariilumelic. .«dauhecs toskniss nk Davies’ University.
Geometry, 81% DOO, 4.05 sh kos <tignre Davies’ Legendre.
Ts nr aia hee Ss Day.
Drawing.
Elementary Algebra, reviewed, -....-.--. Davies.
Natnral Philosepbyy: ci. co sceg. ol Gray.
Perspective Drawing, .......-..-....- .. Lectures:
Mathematical Geography and use of globes, Lectures.
Constitutional Law, with select parts of the } Young’s Science of
R. Statutes most intimately connected Government ;_ Re-
with the rights and duties of citizens, _- j vised Statutes.
SENIORS.
Grammatical Analysis, —..........:-..,, Clark.
PAOt AOU e, bree sa ag s+ wae Davies’ Bourdon.
Plane Trigonometry, as contained in_.__. Davies’ Legendre.
Surveying and Mensuration,............ Davies.
TE WGTISOU 6 BGROR I gat pet id oben Boyd.
REY BOUL io oon a Ds bikie tlio Sn Hooker.
ARONOMGE Ss BL POUT Soe on aw wee nn, SOUInaO,
Intellectual Philosophy, -.....--.-...-- Wayland.
Moral Philosephy,ici5 sd. seucce 255 Ae Wayland.
Text Books.
Chemistry, Silliman.
Agricultural Chemistry, Norton.
‘Gray and Adams.
Lectures, Page, and at-
tendance in the Ex-
perimental School.
It is not claimed that in order to meet the present demands of
ordinary district schools, a student must complete the entire
course of study above specified. The Normal School claims to
exert its most direct and powerful influence, by supplying a supe-
rior grade of scholarship for the higher public schools in its gra-
duates, but at the same time to supply the wants of a lower grade
of schools, it provides an undergraduate course sufficiently mode-
rate in its requisitions.
The studies of the Junior class are designed to prepare a higher
order of teachers for the common schools generally; those who
are looking for schools of a still better grade, have before them
the sub-senior course; and for those who aim at more important
positions in the higher schools, or at principalships, the Senior
studies are believed to be none too complete or severe. To extend
or elevate the course beyond what it now is, would be to put its
completion beyond the time and means of most of those who now
graduate; and more, it would simply educate the few who could
complete it beyond even the reach of the higher schools, on account
of the limited demand for such teachers, and the insufficient com-
pensation offered them. On the other hand, to modify it so as to
make it less severe upon the pupils at any one time, would be to
disregard the fact that it is no part of the true province of the
Normal School to afford a purely academic instruction in the arts
and sciences. ‘Thisis the proper work of our many excellent high
schools and academies, and if through their means the pupil has
properly prepared himself for the Normal School course, as it
must be presumed he has, no more is required of him than he
ought to perform.
Experimental School.
The object of this department is to give the Normal pupils of
the Senior class an opportunity to apply in practice, under the
_ direction of an experienced teacher, the methods of instruction
and discipline inculcated in the Normal School. It has one per-
manent teacher, denominated the Superintendent of the Experi-
mental School, whose labors are devoted to its management.
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There are one hundred and five pupils in this department,
whose ages range from eight to sixteen years. These pupils are
divided, according to their acquirements, into five classes, and to
give opportunity for alternate study and recitation, and a more
complete classification, each class is further divided into two divi-
sions, making in all ten distinct grades or classes. The pupils of
the lowest class, having learned a little of reading and spelling
before entering the school, commence mental arithmetic and geo-
graphy. The course of study embraces the subjects usually
taught in our public schools.
The teaching is performed by the members of the senior class.
To give all a suitable opportunity to fix permanently in the mind
the most approved methods of illustrating the subjects here
taught, and to afford an opportunity for practice in school man-
agement, the Senior class is divided into sections of five in num-
ber, corresponding to the classes of the Experimental School.
Each section is exercised in this school during at least two weeks,
and each teacher is expected to exert all his tact, energy and
skill to advance the pupils of the class placed in his charge. On
entering the department and having his class assigned to him, the
teacher remains as ‘‘ observer” two or three days before the class
is fully committed to his charge. During this time he is to learn
the condition of his class and his duty, and prepare himself as
well as he is able to discharge that duty. He is furnished with
written instructions, embodying, as far as possible, general princi-
ples in teaching applied to his specific duties, which instructions
he is to study carefully and apply in practice. The Superintend-
ent meets these teachers every morning one half hour before
school, to remove any difficulties they may have found in the dis-
charge of their duties, and to fully and freely criticise their bear-
ing as teachers, their manner of teaching, and the matter taught.
Each teacher, upon leaving this department, makes a report of the
condition of his class, and a concise statement of the methods he
would employ in teaching the various subjects. These reports
are preserved and bound for future reference as to the success of
the teachers respectively in this school. The length of time each
section is employed in the Experimental Department is from two
to three weeks, depending upon the number of the Senior clasy.
DIPLOMA.
STATE OF NEW YORK, f
Norma Scuoor, Ausany, N. Y., | date.]
To whom it may concern:
This cértifies that A. B., having been a member of the State
Normal School, and having completed the prescribed course of
study, is deemed by the Faculty of the Institution to be well
qualified to enter upon the duties of a teacher.
[Signed by each member of the Faculty. ]
In accordance with the above Certificate, we the Executive
Committee, have granted this Dipioma.
Signed by each member of the Executive Committee. |
[By an act of the Legislature, passed April 11, 1849, ‘‘ every teacher shall be deemed a
qualified teacher who shall have in possession a Diploma from the tate Normal School.”
