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CATALOGUE OF THE MEMBERS 
 
 Dialectic Society 
 
 INSTITUTED IN THE 
 
 University of North Carolina 
 
 JUNE 3, 1795, 
 
 TOGETHER WITH HISTORICAL SKETCHES. 
 
 "Love of Virtue and Science." 
 
 PRINTED FOR THE SOCIETY: 
 
 1890. 
 
PRESS AND BINDERY OF 
 ISAAC FRIEDENWALD, BALTIMORE. 
 
EDITOR'S NOTE. 
 
 The first catalogue of the members of the Dialectic Society 
 was issued in 1 84 1. It had little to distinguish it from a mere 
 list. The second catalogue was published in 185 1. Owing 
 to its many defects a second edition was issued in the fol- 
 lowing year. From 1852 to 1885 no effort was made towards 
 the publication of a new catalogue. At this time, however, the 
 need of one having been long felt, a committee was appointed 
 to take the matter in hand. At first little progress was made. 
 Mr. N. H. D. Wilson soon assumed entire supervision and, 
 though graduating in 1886, continued to prosecute the work 
 at his home. A large correspondence furnished him with a 
 great deal of valuable information. For some months the 
 matter was suffered to remain in abeyance, but in the spring 
 of 1888 a committee consisting of Mr. E. M. Armfield and the 
 writer were instructed to direct the revision and publication of 
 Mr. Wilson's catalogue. They decided to print it virtually with- 
 out change, as a preliminary step to the preparation of a fuller 
 and more accurate form. In June, 1888, this trial catalogue 
 was published in an inexpensive manner and distributed 
 among the alumni. In the fall of that year, as Mr. Arm- 
 field did not return to the University, the undertaking fell 
 to the direction of the writer. After mature deliberation he 
 concluded to prepare a catalogue on an entirely new plan, and 
 re-wrote the list of members, as far as possible, from original 
 and contemporary sources. Necessarily, in the early years of 
 the Society less accuracy was attainable than in the later. The 
 information given with each name has been obtained only after 
 great labor and difficulty. The " Centennial Catalogue " has 
 been freely used, but additions and corrections have been 
 made to over fifteen hundred names. Besides availing himself 
 of many of the letters received by Mr. Wilson, the Editor has 
 carried on a very large correspondence for the purpose of col- 
 lecting information. Great care has been exercised, and it is 
 
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 hoped that comparatively a high degree of accuracy has been 
 attained. The Editor regrets sincerely the large number of 
 names about which he has been unable to obtain any informa- 
 tion whatever. He earnestly hopes that at some future time 
 the Society may see its way clear to the publication of an 
 historical catalogue of its members on a much more extended 
 scale than the present modest effort. 
 
 A word must be said as to the sketches which precede the 
 catalogue. They were prepared for the Centennial re-union 
 in 1889, and all but one were read on that occasion. The 
 Editor is confident that all the old members will cordially 
 welcome their publication, which was ordered by the Society 
 early in April last. For the matter necessary to piece them 
 together in order to furnish in some degree a connected his- 
 tory, the Editor is responsible. The Society greatly desired 
 to publish, in connection with the Centennial sketches, the 
 able address of the Hon. S. F. Phillips, delivered in 1848, on 
 the occasion of occupying the new hall in the Old West 
 building, but in the chaos consequent upon the suspension of 
 the Society in 1868, the MS was lost. 
 
 William James Battle. 
 
 Chapel Hill, N. C, Sept. 1, 1890. 
 
SKETCHES OF THE HISTORY OF THE 
 DIALECTIC SOCIETY. 
 
 The first student of the University appeared at Chapel Hill 
 on the 1 2th of February, 1795. Others soon joined him, and 
 the career of the University was commenced. It was not long 
 before the need of a society for training in speaking and writing 
 was recognized. The earliest record of a meeting of " The 
 Debating Society" is dated June 3d, 1795, though it is probable 
 that the society was organized before that time. The Debating 
 Society continued in flourishing operation for more than a year. 
 The nucleus of a library was formed, and much interest was 
 manifested in the debates, which were held every Thursday 
 evening. There was, however, some irregularity in the meet- 
 ings. The members were divided into three classes, who read, 
 spoke and composed alternately. Two objections sufficed to 
 reject an applicant for membership. The price of entrance was 
 one quarter of a dollar. 
 
 After the society had lasted only a short time it was con- 
 sidered that a division would be advantageous and that there 
 was ample room in the University for two debating clubs. 
 Probably this conclusion was aided by the heightened political 
 feeling of the day. But whatever the cause, on July 2d, 1795, 
 the division took place, and the new " Concord Society " was 
 formed on the 1st of August, which a year later, on August 
 29th, became the Philanthropic Society. There is no trace on 
 the minutes of any great excitement at the time of division ; 
 simply the fact is stated, with the names of those who stayed 
 in and those who separated. 
 
 " The Debating Society " continued unchanged till August 
 25th, 1796, when the name "Dialectic " was adopted. There 
 was, however, no change in the internal workings of the 
 society. The old laws and constitution of the Debating 
 Society are the basis of those of the Dialectic Society to-day. 
 The preamble read on June 3d, 1795, is almost exactly the 
 same as that used now. In this, nearly a century of constant 
 
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 use has failed to find a blemish or suggest an alteration. The 
 names and functions of the officers of to-day are about the 
 same as those of ninety-five years ago, except that the secre- 
 tary was then termed clerk. 
 
 Thus the two societies were launched forth on their voyage 
 of usefulness. Doubtless their founders had small expecta- 
 tion of the large and influential bodies they were destined to 
 become. Of this early period of their career the following 
 extract from Dr. Hooper's unequalled " Fifty Years Since " 
 gives a vivid picture. 
 
 " I must carry you back, ye proud Dialectics and Philan- 
 thropies of the present age, to your humble birth and reveal 
 to you your inglorious antecedents. It may be good for you, 
 who now loll upon sofas and survey with triumph your thou- 
 sands of volumes, to look back fifty-five years and glance your 
 eye 'into the hole of the pit whence ye were digged.' The 
 Dialectic library of this college, all there was of it, was then 
 contained in one of the cupboards of one of the common 
 rooms in the East building, and consisted of a few half-worn 
 volumes, presented by compassionate individuals ; and I think 
 it was in the habit of migrating from room to room as the 
 librarian was changed, for you may be sure the responsibility 
 of taking care of such a number of books could not be borne 
 long by one pair of shoulders. And besides, there was some 
 ambition to choose, as librarian, a man who could wait on the 
 ladies with something of that courtly grace which distin- 
 guishes the marshals of this polished age. But the cavaliers 
 of that early time, poor fellows ! had to make their way to the 
 ladies' hearts without any of the modern artillery of splendid 
 sashes, moustaches and goatees. The naked face, with native 
 flush or native pallor, was all their dependence. The cup- 
 boards were not only small but full of rat-holes, and a large 
 rat might have taken his seat upon Rollins' History, the 
 corner-stone of the library, and exclaimed, with Robinson 
 Crusoe : 
 
 ' I am monarch of all I survey. 
 My title there's none to dispute." 
 
 " Such was the infancy of Dialectic knowledge, such the 
 meagre fare provided for Dialectic literary appetite in those 
 primeval days. 
 
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 "And what is told of one library may be told of the other, 
 for they were as much alike as the teeth of the upper and the 
 lower jaw, and as often came into collision. When one 
 library got a book the other must have the same book, only 
 more handsomely bound, if possible. I am sorry to record 
 that the contest between the two societies, at that time, was not 
 confined to an honorable competition which should have the 
 finest library or the best scholars, but that it often amounted 
 to personal rancor and sometimes seemed to threaten a general 
 battle. 
 
 " The societies then had no halls of their own, but held their 
 sessions on different nights in the week in the old chapel 
 (Person Hall), without any fire in winter, and besides with 
 the north wind pouring in through many a broken pane. 
 Think of this, ye pampered collegians of this effeminate age, 
 and bless your stars that your college times have come fifty 
 years later." 
 
 / The societies met in the chapel till some time in the year 
 18 1 5. The South building was now at last finished — a grand 
 building for those days — and on its third floor were the two 
 society halls, the libraries occupying the walls. The Dialectic 
 Society went somewhat into debt in the fitting up of its hall, 
 but the amount was soon paid. 
 
 For thirty-three years the societies met in these halls. The 
 period saw much advance both in numbers of students and in 
 the wealth of the University. Long before its end the societies 
 outgrew their quarters. Towards the last of the thirties it was 
 determined to make an effort to obtain new homes. To this 
 end the following circular letter was sent out. Who its author 
 was is not known ; he certainly was a man of some talent and 
 skill in presenting his cause. 
 
 University of North Carolina, , 183 . . . 
 
 Dear Sir : — Your younger brethren of the Dialectic Society, 
 the successors of the rich intellectual legacy which your liber- 
 ality has bequeathed them, desire to address you with that 
 diffidence and propriety becoming the relation. 
 
 From this quiet and sequestered retreat, sacred to learning, 
 we send you a voice of greeting, which, we doubt not, will 
 
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 strike upon chords sympathetic with our own — break, for a 
 moment, with pleasing illusion, the spell of busy-world ties — 
 recall the halcyon days of youth, and bring before your vision 
 the old Dialectic Society, like the almost forgotten, but beloved, 
 features of a dear friend. 
 
 The Dialectic Society has been in existence for nearly half a 
 century. Whilst it has preserved its original organization, 
 by embalming in its Constitution and Laws the spirit of its 
 founders, it has, externally, undergone many favorable changes. 
 Throughout this period, during the greater part of which, the 
 voice of maturer manhood was but seldom raised in favor of 
 the great interests of public education and internal improve- 
 ment, there has always been found within the precincts of the 
 Dialectic Society a little band of youthful patriots, who have 
 strained every nerve to collect a Library and furnish a Hall, 
 which should be worthy of an institution bearing the name of 
 University. Instead of a few scanty and mutilated volumes in a 
 book-case, and a student's dormitory for a place of assembly, 
 (as was once the case,) we now have an extensive Library, 
 believed to be equal to any in the Southern States — a Hall 
 of respectable dimensions — rich Damask Curtains, from the 
 looms of France, are suspended from the window arches — 
 the floor is spread with neat carpeting — from the walls hang 
 portraits of various State worthies, like guardian Genii of the 
 place, looking with complacency on the efforts of the young 
 hope of the State. 
 
 We have the testimony of men of years and experience, 
 that the great expense necessarily incurred for all this costly 
 apparatus, has not been made with the injudiciousness and 
 extravagance, which, too frequently, mark the expenditures of 
 the young, but with a prudence becoming the sons of the plain, 
 unpretending State of North Carolina. 
 
 The energies of the State, once dormant, have been aroused 
 and, it is to be hoped, invigorated by the long repose. From 
 the East there reaches us the multitudinous din of works of 
 internal improvement ; the West responds in a voice of 
 friendly rivalry. 
 
 This renovating spirit has breathed upon your Alma Mater, 
 and lo! she has laid aside her weeds and put on the "garments 
 
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 of rejoicing." The University grounds are improving — the 
 Gerrard Hall, a new and spacious chapel, has been finished — 
 the old buildings have undergone extensive and thorough 
 repairs — the number of students (168) is greater, with one 
 exception, (1823,) than it ever has been in any year sin.ce the 
 foundation of the institution. 
 
 We have caught the spirit of our elders, and are desirous 
 to improve the interests committed to our temporary guar- 
 dianship. 
 
 It is needless to inform you, that the shape and proportions 
 of our Hall never were suitable to the purposes to which it is 
 dedicated. But there are still greater objections; it is too 
 small for the convenient transaction of business with our 
 increased number of members. Its improvement has been 
 carried to the highest degree of perfection of which it is sus- 
 ceptible. We regret to inform you, therefore, that a limit 
 must be put to further improvement, unless we can obtain a 
 larger Hall. But its size and construction are not the greatest 
 objections ; it is located in a building constructed, in part, of 
 very combustible materials, constantly exposed to danger from 
 thirty-two fires, incessantly blazing in cold weather. Last 
 winter the roof was discovered to be in a blaze, immediately 
 over our room, and it was the general opinion, that had it 
 remained undiscovered a few moments longer, no human 
 means, within our reach, could have saved the building. 
 
 It is distressing to reflect that the rich accumulation of 
 almost a half century, is liable, in one fell moment, to become 
 the prey of the devouring element, and that the depressing 
 effect of such a catastrophe upon young hearts, yet unbraced 
 by trial, may force many to abandon the pursuit of an educa- 
 tion, and drive others to distant colleges. 
 
 Suspect not your young brethren of vanity, or an arrogation 
 of importance, if we venture an opinion, that it is not only the 
 temporary residents — for four years — who are benefitted by 
 the Society, but that she and her generous Rival are institutions 
 in which the whole State should take an interest and pride. 
 
 This is, perhaps, the only place in the State where great 
 labor and expense are incurred, to collect a large Library. And 
 should we succeed in rearing a Hall of suitable size and pro- 
 
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 portions, we should not only expect to see a rapid addition to 
 our present number of volumes, but our walls covered with 
 portraits, and our niches filled with busts of North Carolina's 
 distinguished sons. Thus we shall honor talent and useful- 
 ness, and snatch from the grave what we can of virtue and 
 worth. 
 
 Nor should the idea be omitted here, that by vacating our 
 present Hall and Ante-chamber, we should resign into the 
 hands of the Trustees space for the accommodation of eight 
 students. 
 
 Need it be said that the inference from the premises, is that 
 we wish to add one more to the number of the University 
 buildings, and desire your assistance ? 
 
 We are sanguine of success. A handsome sum has been 
 already subscribed by the acting members, and, no doubt, 
 considerably more will be raised in this way, before the com- 
 pletion of the building. The Society will, probably, be able to 
 appropriate $500 per annum out of its Treasury. 
 
 The lowest estimate for the proposed building is $5000. We 
 would be glad to obtain a larger sum. 
 
 The payment of the subscriptions in three annual instal- 
 ments, would meet the views of the Society. 
 
 The sum raised by subscription shall be faithfully applied 
 to the object set forth in this communication ; and should the 
 amount, thus obtained, be too small to justify the commence- 
 ment of the contemplated building, it shall be profitably 
 invested until a sufficiency herefor can be raised. 
 
 Many of the expressions in this circular are, in strictness, 
 applicable only to regular members, but it is hoped that the 
 whole of the spirit and much of the letter are equally suited 
 to the relation of transient members. 
 
 Receive from the Dialectic Society the assurance that it 
 takes a deep interest in the prosperity of those who have 
 passed from its hallowed precincts to struggle for a living 
 and a name. Most Respectfully, 
 
 The Dialectic Society. 
 
 What responses this letter met cannot be said. Certain it 
 is, however, that the agitation bore its fruits. The north ends 
 
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 of the Old East and West buildings were added, solely for the 
 accommodation of the societies. The old apartments in the 
 South building were turned into recitation rooms, and were so 
 used until very recent times, when partitions were put in 
 and they were converted into students' dormitories. 
 
 The new hall was ready for occupation in the fall of 1848. 
 The first meeting was held there on September 9th, Kemp 
 P. Battle presiding. The following is an extract from the 
 minutes of the day : 
 
 ..." It being the first time the Society had assembled in 
 this Hall, the Rev. Dr. William Mercer Green opened the 
 exercises with a prayer, which was immediately followed by a 
 Dedicatory Address by Samuel F. Phillips, Esq. To say 
 that it was eloquent and racy, abounding in pathos and replete 
 with solid instruction, noble exhortation and excellent advice, 
 is but paying a faint tribute to this effort. 
 
 "The first President of the Dialectic Society being present, 
 in the person of the venerable James Mebane, of Caswell, the 
 President called upon him to address the Society. As affecting 
 and interesting a scene was perhaps never before witnessed 
 in the meetings of this Society. After an elapse of fifty-three 
 years, one of its founders and its first President was again in 
 our midst ; the patriarch of many winters had returned to 
 witness the Dedication of this Hall. Trembling with age, but 
 retaining a voice almost unbroken, the venerable father spoke 
 of those with whom, in the earliest infancy of this Society, he 
 had been associated. But they had all, or nearly all, gone 
 down to the grave. He gave much good counsel, sage advice, 
 friendly admonition and kind expression of regard to the 
 youth assembled around him. He concluded by devoutly 
 praying that prosperity and success might ever attend the 
 sittings of this body; that it might last as long as this Uni- 
 versity; that this University might continue to prepare young 
 men for the active scenes of life as long as we enjoyed the rich 
 blessings of Liberty and the results of good and just govern- 
 ment; and that these we might enjoy as long as the sun and 
 the moon should continue to illumine the world." 
 
 This sketch of the Society has now been brought to the 
 point where begins the first of the papers prepared for the 
 Centennial Anniversary in 1889. 
 
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 A BRIEF SKETCH OF THE DIALECTIC 
 SOCIETY, 1848-52. 
 
 By Richard H. Lewis, M. D., 
 
 President of J ud son College. 
 
 When your speaker entered the University in July, 1848, 
 the hall of the Dialectic Society was on the third floor of the 
 South building, even at that time known as the " Old South." 
 The anteroom was filled with many a quaint, rare and curious 
 relic of ancient, mediaeval and modern times. And, years 
 before, when visiting Chapel Hill, I well remember paying an 
 awesome visit to that chamber of wonders, guided by an exceed- 
 ingly handsome and courteous student, then familiarly known 
 I by his fellows as Matt Ransom. By his kindness to the raw 
 lad he made a friend who, in the forty-odd years that have 
 passed, has never forgotten him. 
 
 The hall was a handsome one for its day — we thought it 
 gorgeous. As a centerpiece for the ceiling it had a gilt circle 
 formed of letters making the name, date of organization, and 
 motto of the Society. Upon this charmed circle the eyes of 
 the young Freshman of fifteen summers gazed with reverential 
 v admiration. And afterwards, during the Friday night sessions 
 of the body, much of his time was employed in wondering 
 how the painter got up there to paint that circle, the debates 
 having very little interest for the restless boy. 
 
 It required five weeks of college life before a student was 
 allowed to become a member of either society, the fiction being 
 that he spent a great part of this time weighing the merits of 
 the two and making up an impartial judgment. It was also a 
 fiction that during this period he was not subjected to an}" 
 solicitation from members of either party. The allotted time 
 having elapsed, the candidates for initiation were assembled in 
 the anteroom, there to be subjected to a cross-fire of mis- 
 chievous fun. A dark, mysterious uncertainty hung over the 
 whole thing and cast its shadow on the youthful faces of the 
 neophytes. Gloom filled some hearts, and a certain amount of 
 dread brooded over us all. At last the door of the hall was 
 
The Dialectic Society. 13 
 
 opened and we were marshalled in a semicircle in front of the 
 president's chair of state. Shall we ever forget that moment ! 
 
 The obligation to keep sacred and inviolate all the rules 
 and usages of the Dialectic Society is administered, to the 
 keeping of which we pledge our sacred honor. Then, one by 
 one, we advance to the secretary's desk and sign the constitu- 
 tion. And many a sign-manual bears marks of evident tremor. 
 
 Near me stands a young Chapel Hillian who, years after- 
 wards, in the fateful campaign of 1863, led a gallant company 
 of North Carolina troops in a deadly charge at Gettysburg, 
 and was killed upon the field. The class of '52 will ever hold 
 in highest esteem and honor their kind-hearted, genial class- 
 /mate, John Henderson McDade. In that same semicircle 
 stood many others whom this State and other States have 
 honored ; but we forbear to crown them till their race be run. 
 
 After the ceremony of initiation, as we were on the point of 
 taking our seats, my eyes rested for a moment on the face of 
 the president. With amazement I recognized my room-mate 
 in that dignified officer with the beaver hat and gold-head I 
 cane. He had kept his secret well. He was then only sixteen 
 years of age, a Senior and a "first mite"* man. You all know 
 him — the State knows him, the Hon. Kemp P. Battle. 
 
 As I looked around upon the august body of grave and 
 serious men and witnessed the proceedings, I was struck with 
 the senatorial air that marked each countenance, and selected 
 the extreme southeast corner of the room wherein to hide my 
 diminished head. 
 
 The members were divided into four sections. The first 
 and third always debated against each other, and the second 
 and fourth. The alternate sections performed duty on Satur- 
 day morning following the Friday night's debate by the other 
 two. The Seniors were required, once in each term, to deliver 
 orations. And the " mite " men used these occasions to test 
 their powers of oratory preparatory to their final appearance 
 on the rostrum at the coming commencement. 
 
 In the fall of 1848, the northern end of the Old West 
 building having been completed, the Society belongings were 
 
 * This word " mite," or " might," meaning " honor," is now seldom used. 
 It is probably peculiar to this University. 
 
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 transferred to the new hall located on the second floor. The 
 dedication ceremonies were graced by the presence of the first 
 president of the Society, Hon. James Mebane, who sat side by 
 side with the last president, the latter being yet a president, 
 not now of the Society, but of the University. 
 
 We thought our new hall was a gem of beauty. The 
 amphitheatrical form of the seats was a great improvement 
 over the chairs on the floor. It was in this room that a young 
 Buncombe student, class of '52, began to win fame as an 
 incomparable speaker, and to-day the United States Senate 
 gives close attention whenever Zeb Vance addresses that 
 august body. It was my good fortune to be in the same sec- 
 tion with him, and, myself being a debater of no power what- 
 ever, I relied entirely on the "gentleman from Buncombe" to 
 bring our side up. It would be a simple waste of time and 
 words to attempt to eulogize one whom the whole State of 
 North Carolina loves, from the mountains to the sea. We will 
 not attempt it. His inimitable wit and humor always length- 
 ened the list of fines whenever he spoke — and the treasury 
 grew fat ; for who could resist laughing ? 
 
 The library was opened twice a week, on Wednesday and 
 Saturday. Members could keep books two weeks. The 
 " concave of fictionary novels," as expressed by a green 
 " Fresh," was the most popular department. There were 
 three editions of Scott's novels and two of Fenimore Cooper's 
 to supply the demand. A few very dignified Seniors affected 
 Byron, Shakespeare, Milton, Locke, Foster's Essays, Ralph 
 Waldo Emerson, etc., but most of the boys preferred the skir- 
 mish line of light literature to the heavy artillery of the classic 
 writers. 
 
 A high sense of honor pervaded the membership, and they 
 keenly shared in the disgrace and participated in the honor of 
 each individual member. The dignity of the body in session 
 was tremendous. The Freshman for a whole year felt crushed 
 to the earth when in attendance, and he hardly dared call his 
 soul his own. The lordly Senior had everything his own way, 
 and brooked no opposition from any of a lower class. 
 
 A considerable portion of the discipline of the University 
 was, by consent of the Faculty, placed in the hands of the two 
 
The Dialectic Society. 15 
 
 societies, and a rule made by them was far more strictly 
 observed than any regulation of the College officials. The 
 members of the societies were very stringent in governing 
 themselves, but were restless under restraint from their teachers. 
 1/ On commencement occasions the members of the two 
 societies were distinguished by their badges and color of ribbon. 
 The orators wore long black silk gowns, the property of the 
 societies, on the stage, with wide flowing sleeves ; and one of 
 the smaller speakers of the class of '52 came near taking an 
 undignified broadside fall on the platform by stepping upon 
 the trailing silk.* It was always a matter of pride and con- 
 gratulation when the majority of honor men in the graduating 
 class was composed of "Di's." At the time of which I speak 
 only those Seniors were permitted to deliver orations at 
 commencement who had received one of the three distinctions. 
 
 There was an eager striving with the members of the two 
 societies to see which could secure as honorary members 
 the greatest number of distinguished visitors. And I well 
 remember the fun that was " poked " at one of the societies 
 when it was learned that its members, with much zeal and 
 assiduity, had captured a gentleman who proved to be an 
 eminent tailor from a distant city, to add lustre and dignity to 
 its list of members. 
 
 Of the value of the work required by the Dialectic Society 
 of its members from 1848 to '52 it may be said that it was 
 solid. Lessons were learned in regard to the rules of parlia- 
 mentary practice which have since borne fruit not only in the 
 legislative halls of our own commonwealth, but also in the 
 councils of the nation. Some " Di's " of that period have won 
 names not soon to die. Two of the class of '52 have won 
 gubernatorial honors — one a governor, the other a lieutenant- 
 governor — and one of these has,, for three terms, been a United 
 States Senator. Two have represented their districts in Con- 
 gress, and very many have made their mark in the halls of our 
 General Assembly. Some of them commanded brigades and 
 regiments in the late war. 
 
 * These silk gowns, called togas, were stolen by some of Kilpatrick's 
 cavalry when Chapel Hill was captured in the spring of 1865, and have not 
 been replaced. 
 
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 It is impossible fully to write the history of our Society 
 during any four years' period without going more or less into 
 details concerning the personnel of the members of that time. 
 And it would be an unpleasant and invidious distinction to 
 mention a few without doing injustice to others. 
 
 We close with a prophecy : 
 
 When the history of our State, nay, of the United States, 
 shall be written a century hence, it will be found that among 
 the men who guided the affairs of state and moulded the insti- 
 tutions of the country, there will be found none more prom- 
 inent than those who, in the " love of virtue and science," 
 trained their youthful minds in the hall of the Dialectic Society. 
 
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 THE DIALECTIC SOCIETY OF THE UNIVERSITY 
 OF NORTH CAROLINA FROM 1850 TO 1854. 
 
 An Address by the Hon. Richard H. Battle, of Raleigh. 
 
 The Southern States of the Union never enjoyed greater 
 material prosperity than during the years succeeding the 
 Mexican War and before the War of Secession. The Uni- 
 versity of North Carolina experienced the reflex influence of 
 this prosperity in a great increase of her number of students 
 during those years, and this increase was but little impeded 
 by the money panic of 1857. The Freshman Class of i849-'50 
 was the largest that ever had assembled here up to that 
 time, and its successor of 1850— '5 1, of which I was a member, 
 while not quite so large, increased so much in the next two 
 years that our Senior roll was the largest ever known, and in 
 June, 1854, we graduated even sixty members, three more 
 than the class of 1853. An examination of the catalogues 
 will show that, in the decade from June, 1849, the number of 
 students had about trebled that of the ten years preceding. 
 During the first half of the decade embracing the period of my 
 connection with my Alma Mater as a student, her forces were 
 nearly doubled. The catalogue issued in the spring of 1854 
 shows the matriculates during the year were 281. After grad- 
 uation I served as tutor in the College until June, 1858, and 
 the matriculates the year preceding were 453. Nine years 
 before they had been just 150. 
 
 During the years of my active membership of this Society 
 our numbers were generally in excess of those of the Philan- 
 thropic Society in the proportion, say, of seven to six. Early 
 in August, 1850, I was admitted a member in the " New 
 Hall " at the north end of the Old West building ; the removal 
 from the " Old Hall " on third floor, south side of the 
 South building, having taken place just two years, before. 
 About forty others were admitted with me. Residing in the 
 village, and having never been away from home three weeks 
 at a time in my life, a delicate boy of fourteen years and 
 weighing less than 75 pounds, I feit a great awe as we were 
 
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 ushered into what appeared to me a very magnificent and 
 august chamber. A "first honor" Senior, to me then the 
 greatest of earthly beings, was in the president's chair, with 
 beaver hat on as evidence of dignity, and gold-headed cane in 
 hand as the emblem of his authority. The president was a 
 young man of grace and ease of manner, of fluency of speech 
 and good memory. He recited the charge to new mem- 
 bers without confining his eye to the book, and the impres- 
 siveness of the pledge was so awe-inspiring to me that, during 
 my whole course, to be on the safe side, my lips were sealed 
 to all outsiders as to everything that occurred within those 
 sacred walls. I did not stop to enquire what might be the 
 tendency outside, if known, of anything that was said or hap- 
 pened there. To me it was a society secret and sacred. My 
 fellow-members took about the same view I did of the nature 
 and sacredness of that pledge, and I am now, after the lapse of 
 from thirty-five to forty years, of opinion that it was well for 
 the society, and for us as members, that we did place such a 
 construction on the charge given us and the pledge we assumed. 
 It added much to our estimate of the privileges to which we 
 were admitted. The consciousness that we were clothed with 
 a great trust, to preserve the dignity of a body that was over 
 half a century old, and self-governing and self-sustaining, and 
 the confidence that information of our slips or failures as 
 writers, declaimers or debaters would never reach the ears of 
 the profanum vulgus, or of our Philanthropic college-mates, 
 exerted an influence among and over us that was at once 
 elevating and conservative. 
 
 The Society being divided in four classes, as nearly equal in 
 number as practicable, new members being assigned to one 
 and another of them to preserve the equality, we all had some 
 duty to perform once ever)' week, except the College Seniors, 
 who were excused from declamation and writing compositions, 
 but who were required to write and speak, each, one oration 
 each session. Friday nights were devoted to debating and 
 the Saturday morning exercises to declamation and reading 
 compositions. The Seniors, except those filling offices which 
 made their presence necessary, were required to attend only 
 on the nights when they respective!}" had to take part in the 
 
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 debates, and half of them were privileged to use the Friday 
 evenings in visiting the ladies or in other agreeable pastime. 
 As our numbers grew, the Hall became so crowded that the 
 privilege of being absent, except when they had duties to per- 
 form, was extended to the Juniors, so that those holding no 
 offices requiring attendance were compelled to attend only 
 once a week. Space in the Hall was economized by raised 
 benches arranged amphitheatrically, but when leading offices 
 were to be filled by election, or other matters of interest were 
 to come up, they were nearly overcrowded in my day; and 
 soon after that, the erection of the New East and the New 
 West buildings was recognized as a necessity, by Faculty and 
 Trustees, for the accommodation of the two societies. Addi- 
 tional dormitories and class-rooms were provided by this 
 erection; but the accommodation of the societies was, I opine, 
 the principal consideration. Such was the estimate of the 
 value of the societies to the institution entertained by our 
 Senatus Academicus and the Curator es of that day ! 
 
 This Society, during all the years of my active membership, 
 was certainly an admirably managed body. The best men, 
 those most faithful to college and to Society duties, were 
 generally selected to fill the offices, and to the officers was 
 accorded all due respect. Order was enforced by fines most) 
 impartially inflicted, and good attention was almost uniformly 
 given to a member when performing any duty. To those of' 
 us who made any effort at elocution the sympathetic and 
 indulgent attention of our fellows was an inspiration to do 
 our best, and we acquitted ourselves in declamation much 
 better than in the chapel before the Faculty, or in the class- 
 room of the Professor of Rhetoric, where we had the fear of 
 unsympathetic criticism. Many of the older members fully 
 recognized in the exercises of the Society opportunities of 
 great improvement and honestly and gladly availed them- 
 selves of them ; while we young and diffident lads were 
 improved by association with them, and encouraged by their 
 example, and gradually acquired more confidence as well as 
 experience. It is not too much to say that many acquired 
 such skill in debate and such knowledge of parliamentary 
 usage during my day here, that on going out from the walls 
 
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 of this Society they were, and felt themselves to be, fully able 
 to cope with older men in the arena of legislative halls in this 
 and other States. The most practiced and skillful debaters of 
 my own college class, in this Society, will serve to illustrate this 
 assertion. One of them, Thomas Newton Crumpler, of Surry, 
 afterwards of Ashe, as a member of our House of Commons 
 in the stormy legislature of i860— '61, and one of the very 
 youngest men in that body, was so entirely at home on the 
 floor and such an accomplished dialectician that he easily 
 stepped to the front as a leader among the opponents of 
 Secession, and was a worthy foeman of the talented leader of 
 the Secession forces, the Hon. Samuel J. Person, who had 
 acquired much experience of men and affairs by service on 
 the Bench of our Superior Courts and as a Legislator, and 
 who was in every way an able man. He, by the way, had 
 graduated with the highest honors of his class from this 
 University, and had been an honored leader in this Society 
 near ten years before Crumpler began his career here. What 
 a gallant fellow Crumpler was, and how near he came to being 
 a genius ! Well do I remember him as he looked when he 
 first made his appearance as a Freshman. Tall he was, and 
 slim, gaunt and sallow-faced, careless in his dress and scorning 
 all adventitious aids to good looks. He had been poorly pre- 
 pared for college and apparently had little desire to excel in 
 the class-room, but he soon made a mark in this Society that 
 was phenomenal. Possessed of a remarkable memory and well 
 read in general literature, he was a fluent talker, and he soon 
 developed a great talent for debate. To the members of the 
 higher classes, who had made themselves debaters by hard work 
 and longer experience, this gawky youth from the hills of Surry 
 was a veritable " singed cat!' In him the very best of them found 
 his match. With head thrown back and with keen eye and 
 thin, prominent nose, he looked like a game-cock ; and his 
 flowing words and easy action were quite electrifying to us 
 diffident boys who had helped him, during the week, to pass 
 muster in the recitation-room. He was poor and unable to 
 complete his college course. He made the law his profession, 
 but I doubt not he was much more fond of contests in State 
 cases before a jury than of the patient labor necessary to make 
 
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 a jurist. Politics were suited to his bent and disposition, and 
 he would have been a very conspicuous figure in the State had 
 he lived. The mark he made in i860 and 1861 fully justifies 
 me in saying this. Though an ardent advocate of the Union, 
 he volunteered early, at the call of his State, when the war 
 was inevitable, and having attained the rank of major, he fell 
 in one of the battles before Richmond, and fills a hero's grave. 
 I alluded to his memory as being remarkable. It was said of 
 him when in college that once, on a wager, he committed to 
 memory one side of a country newspaper in the time it took 
 him to read it over. And I remember that one morning just 
 before an ante-breakfast recitation in Livy, I read the lesson 
 over to him once, and when called up to recite, by Professor 
 Ashbel G. Brown, he glibly repeated the English, word for 
 word, of a paragraph as I had translated it for him, though I 
 had a shrewd suspicion that he could not have applied one- 
 half the words to the corresponding Latin. 
 
 Another prominent debater in my class, as different in habits 
 of study, etc., from Crumpler as one young man well could be 
 from another, was Leonidas John Merritt, of Chatham. I can 
 hardly mention his name without bowing my head in respect to 
 his memory. Well prepared for college by that great teacher of 
 the past generation, William J. Bingham, and over the age of 
 twenty-one years when he first entered the doors of the Uni- 
 versity and of this Society, he was attentive to every duty and 
 faithfully availed himself of all the advantages offered here. 
 He did not compete for the first honors of the class in the 
 college course, but he easily took and kept his place in the 
 second rank. In the Society he had no superior in our class. 
 In composition and declamation he did his best, and for the 
 debate he was always fully prepared. Earnest and strong, he 
 always spoke to the point, and his ringing voice never failed 
 to command interest, and if the decision of the query was not 
 in his favor, it was from no fault of his. He, too, became 
 a lawyer, and in the four or five years he was at the bar 
 gave much promise of success. That he impressed himself 
 greatly on the people of his native county is apparent from the 
 fact that when all the counties of the State were sending their 
 very best men, he was sent by Chatham to the Convention 
 
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 of 1S61-62 — probably the ablest body of men ever assembled 
 in the State. One of the youngest members of that conven- 
 tion, he did not aspire to leadership with Ruffin and Graham 
 and Badger and other like statesmen of age and experience 
 there assembled, but he so bore himself as to command the 
 confidence and respect of all. He might honorably have 
 remained in civil life, but he would not allow other young men 
 to do the fighting while he occupied a seat in the Legislature 
 or continued to perform the duties of the office of Clerk and 
 Master in Equity for his county, which he held with credit 
 to himself at the breaking out of the war ; but in the spring of 
 1862 he went to the front as first lieutenant of a company from 
 Chatham, and with some others of our best and bravest, who 
 had contended with him in honorable rivalry here, fell at 
 Malvern Hill. Take him all in all, I thought him the most 
 promising member of our class of sixty, and I was so fond of 
 him personally that I grieved for him almost as an older 
 brother. 
 
 Another member, more ambitious than either Crumpler or 
 Merritt, the hardest student of our class, by the manner of his 
 performance of Society duties, gave promise of success as a 
 professional man and politician. He was one of our most 
 elaborate speakers, and the gravity of his demeanor gave 
 weight to what he spoke ; I refer to the late William Lafay- 
 ette Scott, of Guilford. He became a lawyer of high standing 
 at the Greensboro bar, and in the army (nearly all of my class- 
 mates took an active part in the war between the States) he 
 rose to the rank of lieutenant-colonel of a regiment. After 
 reconstruction he espoused the Republican side in politics 
 and was nominated for a seat in Congress. He made a vig- 
 orous contest with Hon. James M. Leach, one of our most 
 successful popular leaders, and was defeated. Soon there- 
 after, and probably because of the strain of that canvass, he 
 was struck with paralysis, and lingering a few months, died. 
 Well do I remember the last time I ever saw him ! I was in 
 Greensboro on professional business and met him on the street. 
 He was on crutches and a wreck of his former self. Because 
 I was decidedly on the other side in politics, and the feeling 
 between the parties was then very intense, he hardly ex- 
 
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 pected my greeting to be as cordial as of old. But seeing my 
 old classmate and friend in that condition, I forgot all political 
 differences and grasped his hand and spoke to him with the 
 affectionate warmth that existed between us when we parted 
 here twenty years before. The greeting was too much for his 
 shattered nervous condition and he burst into tears. I, too, 
 was deeply moved, and, I had almost said, we were boys 
 together again. But I had never known him as a boy. 
 He was of age when he came to college, and seven or eight 
 years my senior. I had had better advantages in boyhood ; 
 but the contest for the first honors of the class between one of 
 mature years and a delicate boy of fourteen was an unequal 
 one. However, we came out at the end of our first session 
 neck-and-neck, as the racing men say, and that he spoke the 
 valedictory at our graduation was due to the fact that he was 
 more lucky in throwing high dice than I and the others who 
 took " first mite," as the phrase then was, with him. But he 
 and the other older members had greatly the advantage of us 
 boys in the contests of the Society. We had not the general 
 information, the knowledge of the world, the self-confidence, 
 or the capacity for labor to enable us to contend with them in 
 the arena of debate and succeed in the class-room too. 
 
 Another member of my class who gave promise in the 
 Society of his success in after-life was Joseph A. Engelhard,- 
 who died in the year 1877, after reaching the high office of 
 Secretary of State. He came here from Yale College during 
 our Freshman year, and was a leader among us from the 
 beginning. He, too, was of maturer years than most of us, 
 being but little younger than Merritt and Scott, and, like them, 
 while he was a successful student, especially in mathematics, 
 he took greater interest in Society duties. His compositions 
 were carefully prepared, and in the debates he was vigorous 
 and pointed. In our Sophomore year I succeeded him as 
 secretary of the Society, and I remember, with a little shame 
 even now, the contrast between him as a good and ready pen- 
 man and myself. His chirography was neat and manly, while 
 mine ! — well, the less I say about that the better. He was a 
 Mississippian while here, but fortunately for North Carolina, 
 he fell in love with one of the belles who made our Com- 
 
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 mencements attractive, and, concluding to settle in this State, 
 he was married a little over a year after our graduation, I 
 being present and assisting as one of his " best men." He 
 became a lawyer, and was Clerk and Master in Equity at 
 Tarboro, where his home was when the war came on. He 
 was adjutant-general of Branch's, afterwards Lane's, brigade, 
 with the rank of major, and made reputation as a very 
 efficient officer. Abandoning the law for journalism after the 
 war, he soon became editor of the Wilmington Journal, a very 
 influential Democratic paper, and in that capacity he probably 
 did as much as any other man in the contest against the cor- 
 ruption attendant upon reconstruction. His nomination for 
 the office of Secretary of State by the Democratic party in 
 1876 was in recognition of these services, and his able and 
 vigorous campaign is still fresh in our memories. Many of 
 us thought that this success was but a step to still higher 
 honors. 
 
 I will be pardoned for making special mention of another of 
 my classmates by name. Samuel Spencer Jackson, of Pitts- 
 boro, one of our successful competitors for college honors, 
 and perhaps the best linguist among us, the result of a four 
 years' course with Mr. Bingham, was a young man of striking 
 appearance and superior gifts. I remember how he impressed 
 me when we first met in July, 1850. Six feet high, straight, 
 of faultless figure, handsome face and fine address, and with a 
 reputation for scholarship that had preceded him for months, 
 the idea that I should compete with him for the honors of the 
 class, as my friends had told me I was expected to do, seemed 
 to me the height of presumption. He had an uncommonly fine 
 voice, and was easily, I thought, the best declaimer of the 
 class. Never did I hear within our Society walls a finer piece 
 of elocution than his, once, in a eulogy on Hamilton. Strange 
 to say, however, he avoided as much as possible the performance 
 of Society duties. He was averse to composition, and often 
 paid fines rather than write an essay, and if he took part in the 
 debates at all, he made no effort to do so in a manner worthy 
 of his ability. Having graduated, he studied law, and was 
 one of my fellow-tutors here ; and an admirable teacher of 
 Greek,, his department, he was. He and I were the first 
 
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 LL. B.'s (Bachelors of Laws) of this institution, and soon 
 after obtaining this degree he retired from his Greek chair to 
 practice law. As a lawyer he was well versed in its principles 
 and a very safe counsellor ; but he sedulously avoided the 
 contests of the court-house, and taking upon himself a full 
 share in the preparation of his causes, he made his partner or 
 other associates do nearly all the speaking before judge and 
 jury. Had he resolutely thrown off his diffidence and striven 
 to succeed in the Society as he did in the recitation-room here, 
 he would soon have developed decided forensic ability and 
 become one of our foremost orators. Instead of being ad- 
 mired as he was for his physical and intellectual gifts in the 
 limited circle which had opportunity to judge of his worth, 
 he would have been the object of admiration throughout the 
 limits of the State. We who knew his ability could not but 
 mournfully think, when we heard the sad tidings of his death 
 ten or twelve years ago, of what he might have been. 
 
 Time would fail me were I to speak of my other fellow- 
 members here, living and dead, who are worthy of more than 
 a passing notice. I would like to tell of James A. Wright, of 
 Wilmington, too young and fun-loving here to show the great 
 promise he did after he became a man and entered upon life's 
 duties in his native city; and of the handsome Delano W. 
 Husted, of Raleigh, who cared not for the honors of the class- 
 room or Society, but being a dilletante reader, wrote elaborate 
 compositions because he liked it, the leader in harmless mis- 
 chief; and of William L. Alexander, of Lincoln, a noble 
 fellow, one of our first-honor men and my fellow-tutor here, 
 and successively a civil engineer and lawyer. Wright and 
 Husted fell like Crumpler and Merritt in the battles before 
 Richmond in 1862, the former at the head of a company from 
 New Planover, and the latter a lieutenant in a regiment from 
 Alabama (whither he had removed to practice law), and 
 Alexander lingered and died from wounds received in one of 
 the battles of the West, at the head of a company, in distant 
 Texas years after our battle-flags were forever furled. These 
 too were my classmates and friends. The victims of the war 
 surely were of our best. 
 
 Eulogies on the living are seldom in good taste. Even 
 
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 of our great senator, the peerless Zebulon B. Vance, of Bun- 
 combe, who possesses the confidence, admiration and love 
 of the people as no other North Carolinian has ever done 
 before — three times our governor, and by common consent 
 the great war governor of the South — of him, though I 
 am personally under the greatest of obligations to him for 
 taking me out of the army and making me his private secre- 
 tary when I was utterly broken down in health, and being a 
 good friend to me ever since — of him, I can with propriety now 
 say but little more than that, to my knowledge, while an active 
 member of this Society when a law student, and taking a partial 
 course in other studies in 185 1 and '52, he exhibited that 
 ability, wit and versatility, that quickness at repartee, that 
 fidelity to duty, that knowledge of himself and of others that 
 made him in less than eight years a leading figure in the 
 State and the great man he is to-day. I wish I could present 
 to you a scene here once when his humor and witty retorts 
 upon his adversaries got the better of the usual decorum of the 
 Society, and the treasury was replenished by fines for involun- 
 tary tittering and suppressed laughter all over the hall. 
 
 And because they are still living I cannot eulogize some of 
 our other leaders who are still lingering on the stage of life — 
 such men as Francis E. Shober, then of Salem, now of Salis- 
 bury; Alfred M. Waddell, then of Hillsboro, now of Wilming- 
 ton, and longo intervallo, as to time, Clement Dowd, of Moore, 
 now of Charlotte, who have been honored members of the 
 Federal House of Representatives, and are now enjoying in 
 more private stations the respect of their fellow-citizens ; and 
 Jas. Jeremiah Slade, of Georgia, who here exhibited the quali- 
 ties which have made him a leading educator of his State ; and 
 James W. Wilson, then of Hillsboro, now of Morganton, who 
 has made a reputation as a civil engineer of which his Alma 
 Mater may well be proud, and who as a legislator at Raleigh 
 has been influential in advancing the best interests of the State ; 
 and Col. John D. Taylor, of Wilmington, who at his gradua- 
 tion in 1853 delivered a valedictory in this Society so full of 
 noble sentiments and expressed in such pathetic language that 
 many of us were melted in tears, and who, ten years after- 
 wards, at the head of a regiment lost an arm in defense of the 
 
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 Southern cause ; and E. Hayne Davis, of Iredell, who likewise 
 lost an arm in battle as captain in defense of that cause; and 
 Robert B. Johnston, of Haywood, now of Asheville, also a 
 one-armed ex- Confederate captain ; and Henry R. Shorter, 
 of Alabama, who is now at the head of the railroad com- 
 mission of his State ; and Theophilus H. Moore, of Person, 
 now of Florida, Theodore Whitfield, of Mississippi, now of 
 the city of Richmond, and S. Paxson Watters, of Wilmington, 
 now of Culpeper, Va., and James B. Avirett, of Onslow, now 
 of Maryland, and Alexander D. Betts, of Wake, now of the 
 N. C. Methodist Conference, useful and respected ministers of 
 the Gospel; and Dr. Richard H. Lewis, of Chapel Hill, now 
 president of Judson College, Hendersonville, the successful 
 instructor of the young, and his brother, Wm. Gaston Lewis, 
 now of Goldsboro, whose ability as a civil engineer, backed by 
 rare energy and indomitable pluck, made him one of the best 
 of Gen. Lee's brigadiers ; and David G. Worth, of Ashboro, 
 now of Wilmington, whose success as a merchant has not 
 made his old friends forget that he gave promise here of being 
 an eloquent advocate or public speaker ; and John K. Ruffin, 
 of Alamance, now of Wilson, Wm. J. Love, of Wilmington, 
 Jas. W. Ewing, of Montgomery, and Joseph Graham, of Hills- 
 boro, now of Charlotte, leading physicians in the communities 
 where they live ; and Wm. H. Hall, of Wilmington, now a 
 successful physician in New York — " Billy Hall," as we affec- 
 tionately called him, the first gentleman of his day, because, 
 while polite as could be to his fellows and the ladies, he had 
 the courage to be polite and respectful to the Faculty under 
 all circumstances ; and John D. Shaw, of Richmond, Marma- 
 duke S. Robins, of Randolph, and John W. Graham, of Hills- 
 boro, all in the first rank at the bar of this State ; and Wm. J. 
 Montgomery, of Montgomery Co., now of Concord, recently 
 resigned, with the regrets of the profession, from our Superior 
 Court Bench, and Alphonso C. Avery, of Burke, who has 
 lately ascended from that Bench to the Supreme Bench of the 
 State ; and Alexander Mclver, quite the equal of the best 
 scholar in his class, late Superintendent of Public Instruction, 
 and Robert Bingham, of Orange, now of the Bingham School, 
 many years his junior and graduating, with first honors too, 
 
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 several classes below him, the most successful schoolteacher at 
 the South ; and L. R. Waddell and A. H. Merritt, of Chatham, 
 the former now of Smithfield, and John M. Galloway, of Rock- 
 ingham, once useful as legislators and now useful citizens — 
 and others still living. And long may they all live, growing 
 in all that makes age respectable and honorable, until they 
 too shall join the majority on the other side of the river. 
 
 I wish I had time to speak at length of others of my com- 
 rades who have gone to their rest; of Benjamin S. Hedrick, of 
 Davidson, who gave up a professorship here, before the war, 
 rather than conceal his opinions, which were adverse to slavery, 
 and who filled at his death an honorable place in the Patent 
 Office at Washington ; and James A. Patton, of Asheville, 
 Alexander R. Smith, of Cumberland, Leonidas F. Siler, of 
 Macon, afterwards a Methodist minister, and James H. Colton, 
 of Cumberland, afterwards a Presbyterian clergyman — all, like 
 Hedrick, leading scholars in their classes, but taken away by 
 death too soon to fulfil their promise of usefulness in the 
 world ; and the polished and popular Rufus L. Patterson, of 
 Caldwell, late of Salem ; and John T. Taylor, of Granville, 
 who, as captain, gave his life to the Confederate cause ; and 
 Wm. Bingham, a first-honor man, who made a name second 
 to none as a teacher and was the author of text-books for 
 classical students of great and widely recognized merit ; and 
 Junius I. Scales, of Rockingham, late of Greensboro, as true a 
 man as I ever knew, as gallant when a youth here as when he 
 led a Mississippi regiment as its colonel in the Western army, 
 or contended, a few years ago, in our State Senate for the best 
 interests of the State, in spite of a constitution shattered by the 
 hardships of prison life at the North long years before. He 
 too should go on the roll of honor, to be found on the tablets 
 erected to the Confederate dead of the University over the 
 rostrum in our beautiful Memorial Hall. I might go on and 
 on, all night long, telling of our living and dead members of 
 my day here. But before I stop I must make more than a 
 passing allusion to another of our members of that day — one 
 long since dead, the more is the pity. James M. Spencer, 
 Magnus Spencer, as we all knew him, of Alabama, was the 
 most influential member of the Society in my day; and his 
 
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 influence was always for good. He was in the class ahead of 
 mine and had attained his majority before he came to college. 
 Quite six feet high and broad-shouldered, he was a man 
 among boys. A lock of white amidst his brown hair 
 attracted one's observation, but it was forgotten in the con- 
 templation of his fine Roman face, clear hazel eye and benevo- 
 lent expression. He was a hard student and voracious reader 
 of both poetry and prose ; he was a first-honor man throughout 
 his course and seemed to have Shakespeare and other English 
 classics at his tongue's end ; he was so manly, so kind and so 
 true that he could not but be a leader in college ; and in this 
 Society, where we heard him in the performance of some duty 
 every week, the admiration he inspired in us younger members 
 approached hero-worship. His voice was full and flexible 
 and its tones were often very pathetic. He seemed to us the 
 master of pleasant satire and of ridicule without malice. I 
 doubt whether Webster at his best ever swayed his hearers in 
 the Senate of the United States as Magnus Spencer, in some 
 of our debates, swayed this Society. His home being far 
 distant and the means of travel in that direction by no means 
 what they are now, he generally spent his vacations, winter and 
 summer, here, and in his room on North passage, second floor, 
 of the Old West building he was always accessible to others 
 who remained here, for counsel or friendly conversation. His 
 precept and example did much for those who were without 
 the restraints of study and a watchful Faculty. Blessed is the 
 lot and green should ever be the memory of the collegian 
 who has the will and ability to exert such an influence for the 
 right and the noble as did he. Had he not died early there is 
 no telling what he might have been. I venture the assertion 
 that James K. Polk, one of our members, who became Presi- 
 dent of the United States, was not a greater man here than was 
 Magnus Spencer. 
 
 My sketch is too long already and I must close. Of the 
 275 or 300 young men who were active members of this 
 Society at one time or another with me, over ten per cent are 
 on the roll of the Confederate dead and fill heroes' graves. 
 How many more died after the war from disease or the seeds of 
 disease contracted in camp or on the march we can never tell. 
 
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 Perhaps two-thirds of them all have gone to their final account, 
 leaving a diminishing few to think of their virtues and their 
 faults. Their virtues may seem greater and their faults less 
 than they were ; but the record of my memory is clear that the 
 dignity and usefulness of this, our beloved Society, did not 
 suffer from their or our hands. We found and kept the 
 standard of character and behavior high. On the whole, we 
 guarded the honor of this now venerable Society as the vestals 
 of old did their sacred fires, and leaving its hall, we handed 
 over our inheritance to those who succeeded us untarnished 
 and unimpaired. We of the period from 1850 to 1854 loved, 
 and those of us who are left still love the Dialectic Society, 
 venerabile nomen ! And we pray you young men who have 
 taken our places to be watchful and careful that its honor, its 
 dignity and its usefulness do not suffer in your keeping. 
 
 R. H. Battle. 
 
 From 1854 to 1861 the Society continued in unabated pros- 
 perity and usefulness. The large increase in members ren- 
 dered needful certain constitutional changes, and a larger hall 
 became an imperative necessity. The fine hall in the New 
 West building was occupied in the spring of 1861. Formal 
 dedicatory ceremonies were intended to be held, but something 
 interfered to postpone, and eventually the outbreak of the war 
 prevented their taking place. A large debt was incurred 
 for the furnishing of the hall, which was never entirely paid 
 off till some years after the reopening in 1875. 
 
 During the war the Society, with the University, was in a very 
 bad state. The members were few ; at one time there were 
 not enough to fill the offices without making use of Freshmen. 
 The general spirit of disorganization affected the Society 
 painfully. The officers grew careless — the secretary often 
 copying the minutes hurriedly in pencil. The debates became 
 towards the last little more than farces. The condition of things 
 was deplorable, but certainly it could not be otherwise. All 
 the students who were old enough went to the front. None 
 but striplings and those incapacitated from service remained 
 to study ; and the intense excitement of the time demoralized 
 even them. It was impossible to keep up the esprit du corps of 
 
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 a society which had dwindled in three years from two hundred 
 members to less than twenty. The handful deserve credit for 
 keeping the body in existence at all. 
 
 With the close of the war members increased. Something 
 of the old spirit returned, but the wretched condition of the 
 State and the approach of the carpet-bagger forbade any 
 expectation of real and immediate progress. In 1868 the end 
 came. With the University, the Dialectic Society ceased to 
 exist when the old Board of Trustees and the old Faculty 
 were dismissed from office for the crime of not adhering in 
 politics to the dominant party. 
 
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 THE REORGANIZATION OF THE SOCIETY. 
 By Wm. B. Phillips, Ph. D., 
 
 Professor of Metallurgy in the University of Alabama. 
 
 When the University was reorganized in 1875, great interest 
 was naturally felt in the two Literary Societies. A new gen- 
 eration of college boys had grown up since the unfortunate 
 collapse in 1868; in fact, one may say two generations, 
 counting each four years as a college generation. Some of 
 them knew Joseph, and some, alas ! like the Egyptians of old, 
 knew him not. 
 
 That some of the old Faculty and of the old students had an 
 abiding faith in the resuscitation of the famous Dialectic 
 Society is shown by the fact that on May 29, 1868, a Perma- 
 nent Committee on Reorganization was appointed, consisting 
 of the Hon. William H. Battle, Professor Charles Phillips and 
 Hon. Thomas M. Argo. This committee was of the nature of 
 the Society itself, for Judge Battle was declared president, 
 Professor Phillips, vice-president, and T. M. Argo, secretary. 
 It appears to have considered it unnecessary to assist in the 
 reorganization of the Society during the dismal period inter- 
 vening between 1868 and 1875, and justly so, for a literary 
 society without a literary atmosphere is like the anhydrous 
 moon, dead. 
 
 It is not my purpose at this time to speak of what the 
 Society was during this unhappy period, for I have no per- 
 sonal knowledge of it. Suffice it to say that it seems to have 
 shared in the general debility, and finally to have succumbed 
 to its environment. No other fate could have been at the 
 time more appropriate, for the University was in the hands of 
 aliens and strangers, unrecognized by the best element of the 
 commonwealth, and scorned even by the colored janitor. 
 Its cup of sorrow was full to overflowing, and nothing 
 remained but to drain it to the dregs, turn sadly away and 
 refuse to be comforted. 
 
The Dialectic Society. 33 
 
 The Dialectic Society had always borne herself proudly, 
 numbering among her children some of the best and wisest of 
 men, and cherished by them as an aged mother. Aged, yet 
 vigorous, venerable, yet full of power, stately as a queen, yet 
 kind and condescending to all who came to her with the 
 magic shibboleth upon their lips, she turned away from those 
 who knew nothing of her past glories, and cared less. 
 
 One potent reason why the University and, with her, the 
 two societies came so soon to grief after the years iS6y-6S, 
 was because the students and the Faculty were not imbued 
 with the enthusiasm which comes from esprit du corps, from 
 the knowledge of the great achievements of the past and the 
 steadfast determination to maintain the dignity and honor so 
 dearly purchased. Take the catalogues of the years from 
 1869 to 1872, read the names of the Faculty and of the stu- 
 dents, and then say whether esprit du corps should not rather 
 be esprit du corpse. 
 
 There were some notable and honorable exceptions, but they 
 serve to render the backgrouud still more dismal. The end 
 soon came, and in i8/2-'73 the University was closed, much 
 to the gratification of those who loved the State and who 
 desired to see the instruction of its youth in the hands of its 
 own sons. 
 
 In 1875 it was reopened, chiefly through the unselfish and 
 untiring devotion of one man, who for the past thirteen years has 
 presided with most unusual ability over its fortunes, the best part 
 of whose life has been freely and lovingly given to his Alma 
 Mater, and who deserves, as but few men do, that monument 
 more durable and far more costly than brass or marble — the 
 love and respect of his fellow-men. It is unnecessary in this 
 hall to speak his name, for wherever the conflict over the 
 University has waged most fiercely there indeed has been 
 heard the voice of Battle, drowned only by the shouts of 
 victory. Fellow-members, I am not given to excessive praise 
 nor to extravagant speech, but I would not discharge the full 
 measure of my duty here to-night were I to allow this oppor- 
 tunity to pass without asserting that, in my opinion, this 
 reunion of the Dialectic Society, here, at the resuscitated and 
 rejuvenated University of North Carolina, is, with all that it 
 
34 Historical Sketches of 
 
 means, due more to Kemp P. Battle than to any other man. 
 " Judge ye this day what I say ! " 
 
 Before recounting briefly the history of the Society for the 
 first two years after the reorganization, it is well that reference 
 should have been made to the necessity of the resuscitation 
 and the means that were adopted. As to the first enough has 
 been said to enable us to judge of the events of those days 
 quietly ; as to the second it may be said with equal brevity 
 that the University was rehabilitated, and with it the Dialectic 
 Society, by the liberality of some of its friends. The fund of 
 $13,000 which was used in repairing the buildings, etc., was 
 subscribed by private citizens. The State has never refunded 
 the money, and, indeed, has never been asked to do so. When 
 the buildings were declared ready the students came and took 
 possession of rooms which had been rendered habitable, in an 
 institution owned by the State, through the benevolence of 
 private citizens. The State would not repair its own property, 
 and that the students had a roof over their heads and doors 
 and windows in their rooms was due not to the State but to 
 private citizens. 
 
 Comment is unnecessary. The reorganization of the Uni- 
 versity was rendered possible by the generosity of its old 
 students, and as the two societies are parts of the University, 
 they too owed their new birth to the same kindly influence. 
 Without this aid it is doubtful if the year 1875 would have 
 witnessed the dawn of better days, arid the reopening might 
 have been delayed indefinitely. 
 
 On the 15th of September, 1875, the Society was convened 
 by Thos. M. Argo, secretary, and the newly elected members 
 proceeded to elect their own officers, Wm. B. Phillips, presi- 
 dent, with H. F. Watkins, ft. E. Caldwell, R. H. Hughes, K. 
 P. Battle, Jr., and George McCorkle as his associates in office. 
 
 The old lines of division between the Eastern and Western 
 portions of the State were re-established. Accordingly the 
 Eastern boys, with a few exceptions, joined the Philanthropic 
 Society, and the Western boys the Dialectic. 
 
 Some of the new members had already acquired some expe- 
 rience in the conduct of debating societies at Davidson College, 
 Emory and Henry, Bingham School, Horner's School, etc. 
 
The Dialectic Society. 35 
 
 Some were even familiar with the especial features of the 
 Dialectic Society, for the Philanthropic Society at Davidson 
 College had been remodeled in 1867-69, by former students 
 of the University and members of the Dialectic Society seeking 
 instruction there, on the plans of this very Society. 
 
 The greater part of the new members, however, had not 
 been accustomed to an organization of such dignity and 
 earnestness, so that the work of training and disciplining 
 them fell upon the new officers. How well they acquitted 
 themselves of this task may be inferred from the result of the 
 October elections. 
 
 Three of the five were re-elected : W. B. Phillips and Kemp 
 P. Battle, Jr., to the same positions they had been holding, 
 and R. L. Payne. 
 
 The first reunion of the Society under the new regime was 
 held during Commencement week of 1876, and it gladdened 
 the hearts of scores of old Dialectics to see the loved Society 
 thus starting on another life of usefulness and honor. The 
 Commencement meeting has always seemed to me the choicest 
 bit of college life, attended as it is by those old members who 
 have realized the burdens of life, the dusty road of daily 
 struggle, and the hard-earned honors of professional activity, 
 and who snatch a day from their desks, pulpits and farms to 
 revive anew the never-to-be-forgotten joys of early manhood. 
 What if they do grow a trifle prolix and lengthy in their 
 reminiscences, or offer a paper of unseemly protraction on the 
 past history of the Society ? It is but once a year, and like 
 the annual return of Chemistry and Conic Sections, should be 
 borne with meekness, if not welcomed with heartfelt cordiality. 
 
 With the election of officers on April 14th, 1877, terminated 
 the writer's active connection with the Society, as he received 
 his diploma at the Commencement of 1877. 
 
 During the last year, 1876-77, there had been a revival of 
 at least one of the old Greek letter fraternities, the Phi Kappa 
 Sigma, not indeed with the full and free permission of the 
 powers that were, but in a quiet, unostentatious, modest way. 
 It did not, however, interfere with either of the Literary 
 Societies, as has, I fear, most unfortunately been the case 
 within the past three or four years when, under permission, 
 these fraternities have multiplied. 
 
36 Historical Sketches of 
 
 The writer's connection with the Phi Kappa Sigma dates 
 from almost its earliest reorganization at Chapel Hill, and he 
 is prepared to say that whatever differences have since arisen 
 between the fraternities and the societies are due to the prin- 
 ciples of neither the one nor the other, but have to be sought 
 elsewhere. 
 
 That the interest in the societies, as arenas of literary effort, 
 was keener during the first three or four years of the new 
 regime than it has been since is, I think, not to be success- 
 fully gainsaid. But the fundamental cause of this is not to be 
 sought in the re-establishment of the fraternities. 
 
 Membership in the Society need not and does not interfere 
 with membership in the fraternity, and conversely, member- 
 ship in the fraternity need not and does not interfere with the 
 proper work of the Society. If proofs of this assertion be 
 demanded it is only necessary to refer to some, yes, even 
 many, of the very best students of the past twelve years who 
 were zealous fraternity men and at the same time attained the 
 highest honors in the Society, as well as in the class-room and 
 upon the rostrum. 
 
 The proper work of the Dialectic Society is of two kinds, 
 
 /first, the training of young men by young men in the conduct 
 of legislative business, and second, to afford to young men an 
 opportunity of learning what to say and how to say it. 
 V We never realize the immense importance of these two things 
 until we are brought into contact with the great world that lies 
 outside of the college walls, but for which the training within 
 those walls, if it be properly conducted, constitutes the very 
 best preparation. 
 j To know what to say is good, to know when to say it is 
 better, but to know how to say it is best of all. 
 
 These three indispensable factors of success are to be 
 obtained in this hall, fellow-members, as nowhere else. The 
 debate, the composition, the speech may each and all be 
 irksome, but they are necessary, and as such are beyond value 
 as they are beyond law. 
 
 I care not what position of life one may afterwards occupy, 
 whither he may wander nor in what environment his lines may 
 finally be cast, as a sweet and precious memory there will come 
 
The Dialectic Society. 37 
 
 back to him the hours spent in this hall where virtue and 
 science stand ever beckoning, ever solacing, and ever fruitful 
 of the choicest blessings to all who set their faces as a rock 
 towards their eternal habitations. 
 
 Wm. B. Phillips. 
 
 The career of the Society from 1877 to : 88o presents little of 
 special interest. With this year begins the last of the centen- 
 nial sketches. 
 
38 Historical Sketches of 
 
 THE HISTORY OF THE DIALECTIC SOCIETY 
 FROM SEPTEMBER, 1880, TO JUNE, 1S85. 
 
 By E. P. Mangum, A. M., of the Asheville Graded Schools. 
 
 The history of all organizations, as well as that of all coun- 
 tries, is a recital of successes and failures ; but grateful is the 
 historian who feels that, while he must call to mind the faults 
 and defects of his beloved country or society, he can still 
 chiefly confine his statements to an account of progress and 
 continual improvement. Such is the case with the one who 
 has undertaken to trace briefly, but pointedly, the history of 
 our Society for the period of 1880 to 1885. It has ever been 
 the good fortune of our Society to have among its members 
 men who fully appreciated the vital interests of their charge, 
 and who were willing to sacrifice personal interests upon her 
 altar. 
 
 The year of 1880 and 1881 found the Di Society in the 
 hands of some of the strongest men that have ever had the 
 direction of its affairs. They had to govern by a constitution 
 which, though strong and comprehensive from the beginning, 
 had lately been revised, and therefore they were launching 
 their charge upon an unknown sea, to be guided by untried 
 laws. Carefully and diligently did they perform their duties, 
 and to the honor of the class of '81, be it said that those who 
 received their first ideas of society work from them were clearly 
 shown that " duty " was the watchword, and that the direction 
 of the Society lay onward and upward. During this period 
 unseemly customs were changed, new zeal was aroused in all 
 the members, and the closing of the year found the Society on 
 a firmer basis than ever since the war. 
 
 During the next year, '81 and '82, the Society still went 
 forward. All the former years the work had been retarded by 
 the heavy debt which had been incurred in the furnishing of 
 the hall, and the chief attention of the members had been 
 directed to liquidating this debt. Little by little the debt had 
 been discharged until there were now but a few dollars left to 
 be paid. This was soon settled, and the attention of all was 
 turned to the library. 
 
The Dialectic Society. 39 
 
 As the management now was, the duties were divided 
 between the librarian and his corps of assistants, commonly 
 known as alcove-keepers. This rendered it necessary to have 
 continual changes in the management, and therefore the 
 work was never properly attended to. The first step towards 
 improvement was the abolishing of this system. The librarian 
 became a salaried officer, and was elected to hold his office for 
 one collegiate year. He was to have entire control of the 
 library and all matters pertaining to it, except such as 
 devolved upon the library committee. This was an import- 
 ant change, and one which proved to be a move in the 
 right direction. Well and honorably did W. G. Randall per- 
 form the duties of this office. Under his strict surveillance 
 all abuses of the library were corrected ; persons who had 
 been accustomed to stealing books out of the room, or to 
 spending their afternoons lying about on the furniture, as well 
 as abusing the privileges granted them by the Society, were 
 prohibited from these misdemeanors, and the library became 
 a place where persons could read and study without the fear 
 of boisterous interruption. A natural consequence of this was 
 an increased interest in the regular duties of the hall. 
 
 There was a greater degree of unity and good feeling among 
 all the members, arid the common aim of all seemed to be the 
 best good for the Society. 
 
 Thus, as a vessel sailing smoothly on calm waters, our 
 Society moved on unconscious of the dangers ahead. The law 
 of action and reaction is as true elsewhere as in the physical 
 world, and soon we found appearing in the way of our onward 
 march a hideous object, and the wave of reaction set in. 
 
 The demon of partisanship, filled with the fierce spirit of 
 society politics, for so long a time slumbering and inactive, 
 rose up from its long sleep with renewed strength and dealt a 
 severe blow to all our interests. Steadily its frightful form 
 increased in size, and with starting eyes those who felt the 
 true love for the Society and knew the terrible consequences 
 of this fatal power watched the threatening storm gather. 
 Thus the year closed under rather adverse circumstances, and 
 the members left for home to spend the vacation gathering 
 fresh strength either to overthrow their adversary or to give 
 him their assistance in his war against their interests. 
 
40 Historical Sketches of 
 
 Under these circumstances the year of '82 and '83 opened, 
 and the entire period was one of turmoil and confusion. Early 
 in the Fall the conflict began, and regardless of " the love of 
 virtue and science," every action seemed to be directed against 
 our sacred motto. The medals of the Society, together with 
 all Society honors, both public and private, were no longer to 
 be looked forward to with pride as the righteous reward of 
 just merit. He who could find a host of his fellow-members 
 to back him, simply because he was their friend, let him be 
 deserving or not, he was the victor in all contests, and right 
 sorrowfully did those true to their vows look upon the down- 
 ward tendency of our Society. The high aim of the Society 
 was defeated, and those who were honestly laboring for the 
 good of themselves and of their Society, seeing their work to 
 be in vain and unappreciated, reluctantly withdrew from the 
 fight to wait for the time to come when, its strength being 
 spent, they might strike a death-blow against their terrible 
 enemy. Confusion reigned on all sides, and bitter enmities 
 arose throughout the entire college. Thus the year closed 
 with the clouds still lowering and threatening. 
 
 At the beginning of the year of '83 and '84 the storm was 
 still gathering. Erelong it broke in all its fury upon our 
 heads, and we could feel the strong timbers of our Society 
 government tottering and threatening to fall upon us. Still the 
 contest was to be no one-sided affair, for each party was deter- 
 mined to die fighting. The first Fall election for Society officers 
 came. The two sections were very evenly matched, and very 
 little was necessary to turn the scales in either direction. One 
 party, fearful of the result, brought in two young men who had 
 not yet registered as students for the year. They came in a few 
 days before the Saturday upon which the election was to take 
 place, registered their names and voted for all the officers. On 
 the following Monday they left college, never having attended 
 a single recitation. Their party was successful, but amid the 
 rejoicings could be heard the fierce growls of disappointment 
 from those who believed that they had been unfairly dealt 
 with, and matters began to take on a more serious aspect. 
 Everything was forgotten in the frenzy of party spirit, and 
 even the meetings of the Society became the scenes of dis- 
 
The Dialectic Society. 41 
 
 graceful conduct. In spite of the laws and the constitution, 
 strong personalities and bitter imprecations were thrown into 
 the debates. 
 
 After a little a calm settled over all, but soon the struggle 
 was renewed. Taking advantage of the absence of many 
 men belonging to the New West Building Party, the Old 
 West declared the former election fraudulent, and therefore 
 void, and proceeded to elect its own candidates. The tables 
 were now turned ; in righteous indignation the New West 
 asserted its rights, and the Society found itself in the posses- 
 sion of two sets of regular officers, each one ready to assert 
 what it considered to be its rights. The affair grew in 
 strength, and all saw that one of two things must happen — 
 either the matter must be settled and the right man take his 
 seat, or the Society would be ruined. As a last resort the 
 matter was referred to the highest committee of the Society for 
 settlement. This committee consisted of two New West and 
 three Old West men, and judging all men by the standard of 
 Society politics, the New West men believed themselves 
 defeated, and looked upon the meeting of the committee as a 
 farce. The chairman of the committee called the vote. Each 
 New West man voted for his own party ; one of the Old West 
 men did the same, and the chairman called upon the other 
 member for his vote. Contrary to all expectations, he voted 
 against his party, because, as he said, the votes of those two 
 young men would in no way have affected the election, and 
 therefore the first election was a valid one. This decided the 
 matter ; the New West was declared in power, and the Old 
 West quietly, and with good grace, yielded to the decision 
 of their committee, thereby preventing a dissolution of the 
 Society. 
 
 "'Tis an ill wind that blows nobody good." Never was the 
 truth of this saying more truly demonstrated than in the 
 months that followed this struggle for supremacy between two 
 maddened factions. As soon as cool reason succeeded frenzied 
 and impulsive action, the members saw with horror the abyss 
 into which they had all but plunged, and in commendable 
 efforts strained every nerve to recover the ground lost in two 
 years of unreasonable strife. Rapid strides were taken, and 
 
42 Historical Sketches of 
 
 the meetings were enlivened by spirited debates and enter- 
 taining and instructive essays. 
 
 Under these favorable circumstances the year closed, and the 
 sun of a new and brighter era was seen to be rising over the 
 scattered clouds of the recent tempest. 
 
 The peaceful and orderly manner in which the next term 
 was begun was a surprise to all. Many expected certain ones 
 to make an attempt to revive the animosities of former years, 
 but the good judgment of all pointed out a different course of 
 action, and things which had long been left uncared for 
 received the undivided attention of every member. There 
 were many things that needed remedying, among which were 
 several points in our constitution, and early in the Fall of '84 a 
 committee was appointed to take charge of this matter and 
 make all necessary alterations. Long and earnestly did this 
 committee labor, for it fully understood the great responsibility 
 resting upon its work, and when its report was made to the 
 Society it was honored by having its work accepted almost 
 exactly as it had advised. Many laws, before too broad or too 
 limited in their power, were changed for the better, and the 
 Society began once more to direct its affairs by new and 
 untried laws. 
 
 Those who had undertaken the task of the revision watched 
 eagerly the progress of matters that they might judge of the 
 success of their labors. They saw an awakening in the line 
 of literary exercises, which was looked upon as a most favor- 
 able sign that good would be accomplished by their changes 
 in that direction. Still, however, there was much to be done 
 to improve our work. The old system of giving the medals 
 according to the votes of the members was seen to be often 
 abused. This does not mean to say that none of those who 
 obtained the medals rightly earned them, but that there was 
 less regard shown for true merit than ought to have charac- 
 terized any such body in bestowing such honors. Seeing the 
 tendency of things, several members introduced amendments 
 to the constitution to the effect that the Essayist's Medal, and 
 eventually the Debater's and Declaimer's also, should be given 
 as impartially as possible, according to the decision of compe- 
 tent judges to be selected by the Society. The wisdom of the 
 
1/ 
 
 The Dialectic Society. 43 
 
 measure was apparent to all, and rapidly found favor in the 
 eyes of the Society. The renewed efforts of all were proofs 
 enough that the step would be productive of good. 
 
 Late in the spring the Society was astounded by a proposi- 
 tion to the effect that the Dialectic Library be consolidated with 
 that of the Philanthropic Society, and the entire body of books 
 be placed in the building known as the University Library. 
 Very little more was said about the proposed change, but 
 there were many in whose eyes the subject found favor, and 
 all knew that it would form one of the chief issues in the work 
 of the coming year. 
 
 Nothing further of any importance happened during the 
 remainder of the session, and the class of '86 received the 
 Society into its charge in a far better condition than it had 
 been for years. 
 
 Such, fellow-members, is a rapid sketch of the history of 
 our Society through one of the most trying periods of its 
 existence, and the fact that it has through all remained a unit 
 is strong and indisputable proof that its teachings are right, its 
 constitution comprehensive and strong, and the influence of 
 its motto is ever alive in the hearts of all who have had it in 
 charge. Nearly a century has passed since our founders 
 placed upon our banner the watchword of " The Love of 
 Virtue and Science." Through all conflicts that banner has 
 never been lowered, and with its never-dying device it still 
 floats proudly over the hearts of all who received their early 
 training under its folds. In this Hall, hallowed by the events 
 of nearly one hundred years, statesmen, orators, divines, 
 soldiers — men have been born ; here they built the founda- 
 tions of that power which they have wielded for the good of 
 the world ; and when leaving they handed into our keeping / 
 the old flag, with its motto still bright, and those to whom 4t 
 is yearly given should guard that flag faithfully through life, 
 for it has ever waved proudly over a goal beyond which is the 
 beautiful temple of Fame. 
 
 E. P. Mangum. 
 
 Asheville, N. C, May 2\st, 18S9. 
 
44 Historical Sketches of 
 
 In the spring of 1886 the proposition to unite the three 
 libraries being renewed in a better form was passed, but only 
 after violent opposition. The consolidation was effected in 
 the summer of 1886, and Smith Hall now contains the united 
 libraries of the societies and the University, the combined form 
 being far more convenient and useful than the three formerly 
 were when separate. 
 
 In the spring of 1888 the Society was dumbfounded by 
 rumors that Saturday was to be devoted to recitations, thus 
 necessitating the end of Saturday morning meetings. The 
 measure was passed by the Trustees in June, 1888, and the 
 new system went into operation in the following autumn. 
 The Di's had not realized the situation before they were called 
 on to revise their constitution to suit the new order of things. 
 They were appalled at the prospect of ruin to the best interests 
 of the Society, and determined to struggle against it. After 
 making certain provisional alterations in the constitution so 
 as to hold one meeting a week instead of two, and that on 
 Saturday afternoon, the Society appointed two delegates, 
 Messrs. J. I. Foust and W. F. Shaffher, to appear before the 
 Board of Trustees at their January meeting and plead for a 
 reversal of their action. Despite the opposition of the Philan- 
 thropic Society they made a most favorable impression on the 
 Board, and in June, 1889, the matter was compromised so as to 
 allow the usual two meetings. 
 
 Not since the war had the Society passed so dreary and 
 unprofitable a year as that of i8S8-'8c). The members were 
 disheartened and felt little impulse to give their best energies 
 to society work. But when, by the restoration of the Saturday 
 sittings, the work of the Society received fresh recognition 
 from the authorities, interest revived, the debates and decla- 
 mations became spirited, and good order characterized the 
 meetings. It is earnestly hoped and believed that the past 
 year is but an earnest of an even more glorious future. 
 
 Of the Society library enough has been said already. The 
 old library hall has been devoted to the purposes of a museum 
 and picture gallery. Much that is of interest is already there, 
 and it is earnestly desired that more be added till the place 
 becomes one of the first attractions of the University. 
 
The Dialectic Society. 45 
 
 The walls of the Society Hall itself are to be reserved 
 entirely for oil portraits. Of these there are now twenty-four. 
 Over the president's chair hangs a fine painting of James 
 Mebane, the first president. To the right are Charles Manly, 
 William Hooper, Abram Rencher, George E. Badger, William 
 A. Graham, Willie P. Mangum, Julian S. Carr, Duncan Came- 
 ron, John M. Morehead, Thomas Ruffin and Rufus Barringer. 
 To the left of the president's chair are William R. Davie, John 
 Owen, James S. Smith, Alfred M. Scales, James Phillips, David 
 L. Swain, Kemp P. Battle, Paul C. Cameron, James K. Polk, 
 Thomas L. Clingman and Archibald D. Murphey. A fine 
 portrait of the Hon. Zebulon B. Vance has not yet been hung. 
 Of these some were presented by request, but most of them 
 were painted at the expense of the Society in the days of her 
 opulence. 
 
CATALOGUE 
 
 Members of the Dialectic Society, 
 
 179^-1890. 
 
EXPLANATION. 
 
 The names of active members alone are printed. They are given by 
 years of entrance ihto the Society. In the great majority of cases this 
 corresponds with the year of entrance into the University. By year of 
 entrance is meant the collegiate, not the calendar year. Thus the year 
 1877 includes the fall of '77 and the spring of '7S. 
 
 After each name is given the place of residence at entrance, then the 
 degree taken in the University, or if no degree was conferred, the year of 
 leaving college, together with all honorary degrees. Next are placed the 
 date of birth, the various positions of trust or honor held, profession and 
 present residence. If dead, the last place of residence is given, and the 
 dates of birth and death are placed last. When no State is named, North 
 Carolina is understood, except in such cases as plainly imply what State is 
 meant. 
 
 The letter c. (Latin circa) before a date indicates that it is only approxi- 
 mately accurate. 
 
 M. C. ~ Member of Congress. 
 
 H. of C.~ House of Commons. 
 
 H. of K. rz House of Representatives. 
 
 C. S. A. — Confederate States Army. 
 
 U. N. C. •=. University of North Carolina. 
 
 The other abbreviations will be easily understood. 
 
CATALOGUE OF THE MEMBERS OF THE 
 DIALECTIC SOCIETY. 
 
 I795- 
 
 Amis, Thomas Gale, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1801. Dead. 
 
 Bennehan, Thomas Davis, Orange Co. : A. B., iSoi. Planter. Born 
 
 1781, died 1S47. 
 Burton, Francis Nash Williams, Granville Co. : A. B., 1797; A. M., 1802. 
 
 Dead. 
 Burton, Hutchins G., Halifax Co. Memb. H. of C, 1S10. Atty. Gen., 
 
 i8io-'i6. M. C, i8i9-'24. Governor, 1824- zj. Died 1836. 
 Davie, Allen Jones, Halifax Co. Dead. 
 Dickson, William, Burke Co. Dead. 
 Harris, Charles Wilson, Cabarrus Co. Prof. Math., 1795— '96. Lawyer. 
 
 Anson Co. Dead. 
 Harris, Robert, Cabarrus Co. Dead. 
 Haywood, Adam, Tarboro. Planter. Dead. 
 Hinton, Samuel, Wake Co. : A. B., 179S. Died c. 1S15. 
 Hogg, James, Chapel Hill. Dead. 
 
 Houston, William, Iredell Co. : A. B., 179S. Physician. Dead. 
 Kinchen, Henry, Franklin Co. Dead. 
 Mebane, James, Orange Co. First President Dialectic Society. Memb. 
 
 H. of C. 8 terms. Speaker H. of C, 1S21. Born 1774, died 1S57. 
 Moore, Maurice, Brunswick Co. Col. War of 1S12. Planter in La. Dead. 
 Pettigrew, Ebenezer, Lake Phelps. State Senator, iSo9-'io. M. C, 
 
 1S35— '37. Planter. Born 1783, died 1848. 
 Pettigrew, John, Lake Phelps : 1797. Dead. 
 Ruffin, Haywood, Greene Co. Physician. Dead. 
 Sims, Richard H., Warren Co. Dead. 
 Smith, Robert, Cabarrus Co. Dead. 
 
 Sneed, William Morgan, Granville Co. : A. B., 1799. Dead. 
 Toole, Henry Lawrence, Tarboro. Dead. 
 Webb, James, Hillsboro. Dead. 
 
 1796. 
 
 Burton, Robert H., Granville Co. Lawyer. Judge Superior Ct., 18 18. 
 
 Lincoln Co. Born 1781, died 1842. 
 Crawford, William Dunlap, Rowan Co. : A. B., 1799. Died c. 1816. 
 Holmes, Samuel Allen, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1799. Prof. Anc. Lang., 
 
 i79o-'9S. Dead. 
 Kirkpatrick, Alexander, Wilmington. Dead. 
 Moore, Robert, Rowan Co. Dead. 
 Moore, William, Rowan Co. Dead. 
 
50 Catalogue of the Members of C 1 796-98. 
 
 Murphey, Archibald Debow, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1799. Prof. Anc. Lang., 
 1S00. State Senator, i8i2-'i8. Judge Superior Ct., i8l8-'20. Judge 
 Supreme Ct., 1820. Reporter Supreme Ct. Born 1777, died 1S32. 
 
 Newnan, Daniel, Salisbury. Member of Congress. Dead. 
 
 Peace, William, Raleigh. Merchant. Director Bank of N. C. 45 years. 
 Founder Peace Institute. Born 1773, died 1865. 
 
 Salter, Washington. Dead. 
 
 Sheppard, William. Dead. 
 
 Springs, Adam, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 179S. Dead. 
 
 Webb, William Smith, Hillsboro : A. B., 1799. Physician. Williamson 
 Co., Tenn. Born 177S, died 1S66. 
 
 1797. 
 
 Bruce, Charles, Guilford Co. Dead. 
 
 Burton, Hutchins, Granville Co. Dead. 
 
 Burton, Robert, Granville Co. Dead. 
 
 Cobb, Jesse, Lenoir Co. : 1799. Dead. 
 
 Henderson, John Lawson, Salisbury : A. B., 1800. Lawyer. Memb. H. 
 
 of C. State Comptroller, 1827. Born 1778, died 1844. 
 Locke, Robert, Rowan Co. : A. B., 1798. Planter. Died 1S1S. 
 McNair, John. Dead. 
 Phifer, John, Cabarrus Co. : A. B., 1799. Planter. Memb. H. of C, iSc3-'o6 
 
 and iSio-'ig. State Senator, 1S24. Born 1779, died 1845. 
 Webb, William Edwards, Granville Co. : A. B., 181 2 ; A. M., 181 5. Prof. 
 
 Anc. Lang., 1799-1S00. Dead. 
 Williams, Nathaniel W., Tennessee. Judge Superior Ct. Dead. 
 
 1798. 
 
 Battle, Jeremiah, Edgecombe Co. Physician. Raleigh. Died 1824. 
 Fiynn, Andrew, South Carolina: A. B., 1799; A.M., 1S02 ; D. D., 1S11. 
 
 Presbyterian Minister. Dead. 
 Gillaspie, James S. Dead. 
 
 Hawkins, John Davis, Warren Co. : A. B., 1S01. Dead. 
 Henderson, Richard, Kentucky : A. B., 1804. Tutor U. N. C. Lawyer. Born 
 
 1766, died <:. 1S16. 
 Jones, Willie William, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1S04. Dead. 
 King, John, North Carolina. Dead. 
 London, John Rutherford, Wilmington. Lawyer and Planter. Pres. Bank 
 
 of Cape Fear. Born 17S6, died 1S32. 
 Sawyer, Wilson, Camden Co. Dead. 
 Somerville, James, Warrenton. Dead. 
 Sumner, Duke W., Tennessee. Dead. 
 Toomer, John D., Wilmington. Lawyer. Memb. H. of C, iS3i-'32 and 
 
 1836. Judge Superior Ct., 1S1S and iS36-'40. Judge Supreme Ct., 
 
 1S29. Died 1S56. 
 Young, Henry, Granville Co. Dead. 
 
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 1799- 
 
 Battle, Joel, Edgecombe Co. Planter. Cotton Manufacturer. Born 1779, 
 
 died 1829. 
 Caswell, Richard W., Lenoir Co. Dead. 
 Collier, Edward, Chapel Hill. Dead. 
 Hall, Thomas H., Edgecombe Co. Physician. M. C, l8l7-'25 and i827-'3S. 
 
 Memb. H. of C, 1S36. Died 1853. 
 Locke, Moses A., Salisbury. Dead. 
 Lytle, 'Archibald, Tennessee : A. B., 1801. Dead. 
 Mitchell, Robert, Caswell Co. Dead. 
 Phifer, George, Cabarrus Co. Merchant and Planter. Born 17S2, died 
 
 1819. 
 Sawyer, Lemuel, Camden Co. Memb. H. of C, 1800-01. Pres. Elector, 
 
 1804. M. C, 1807-13, iSi7-'23 and 1825-29. Author. Born 1777, 
 
 died 1852. 
 Scott, Thomas, Hillsboro. Dead. 
 Webb, Thomas, Granville Co. Dead. 
 Whitaker, Carey, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1802. Dead. 
 Williams, Solomon B., Martin Co. Dead. 
 Williams, William. Dead. 
 
 l800. 
 
 Hopkins, Samuel G., Kentucky. Dead. 
 Hunt, Nathaniel, Franklin Co. Dead. 
 Sneed, James, Granville Co. : A. B., 1804. Physician. Dead. 
 
 l80I. 
 
 Adams, Nathaniel, Wilmington. Dead. 
 
 Bell; Robert, Franklin Co. Dead. 
 
 Brown, Thomas, Bladen Co. : A. B., 1804 ; A. M. Dead. 
 
 Cain, William, Orange Co. Dead. 
 
 Henderson, Pleasant, Chapel Hill. Born 1756, died 1842. 
 
 Henderson, Samuel, Mecklenburg Co. Physician. Dead. 
 
 McNairy, Nathaniel A., Tennessee. Dead. 
 
 Martin, Samuel A. Dead. 
 
 Troy, Matthew, Salisbury: A. B., 1803; A. M. Died c. 1814. 
 
 Watters, Joseph H., Brunswick Co. : 1805. Planter. Brunswick Co. Dead. 
 
 1802. 
 
 Amis, John D., Halifax Co. Dead. 
 Armistead, Richard, Plymouth: A. B., 1804. Dead. 
 Burton, Alfred M., Granville Co. Dead. 
 Campbell, William C, Cumberland Co. Dead. 
 
 Donnell, John Robert, New Berne: A. B., 1807. State Solicitor, 1815. 
 Judge Superior Ct., 1S19— '36. Born 1789, died 1S64. 
 
52 Catalogue of the Members of [i8o2-'o4. 
 
 Harvey, Edmund B., Perquimans Co. Dead. 
 
 Hawkins, Benjamin Franklin, Warren Co. : A. B., 1805. Dead. 
 
 Hawkins, Joseph Warren, Warren Co. : A. B., 1805; A. M., 180S. Physi- 
 cian. State Comptroller, i825-'27. Porn 1785, died 1842. 
 
 Henderson, James, Kentucky : A. P., 1S06. Physician. Carroll Co., Tenn. 
 Porn 17S7, died 1S31. 
 
 Johnston, Richard, North Carolina. Dead. 
 
 Meares, William Belvidere, Wilmington. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Porn 
 1787, died 1841. 
 
 Osborne, Spruce McCoy, Mecklenburg Co. : A. P., 1805. Surgeon U. S. A. 
 Porn 17S4, killed at Fort Mimms. 
 
 Sneed, Archibald H., Granville Co. Maj. U. S. A. Dead. 
 
 Toomer, Lewis H., Wilmington. Dead. 
 
 Williams, Henry, Tennessee. Dead. 
 
 Young, James, Granville Co. Physician. Died c. 1858. 
 
 I803. 
 
 Brown, John Bright, Pladen Co. : A. P., 1S08. Dead. 
 
 Cain, James, Orange Co. Dead. 
 
 Cameron, John Adams, Virginia : A. P., 1806; A. M., 1809. Memb. H. of 
 
 C. Maj. U. S. A. (War of 1812). Consul to Vera Cruz, 1829. Judge 
 
 U. S. Dist. Ct. of Fla., 1831. Porn 178S, died 1S37. 
 Chambers, Henry, Salisbury : 1S06. Physician. Dead. 
 Davis, Thomas J., Wilmington. Dead. 
 Green, William, Warren Co. : A. P., 1808. Memb. II. of C. Porn 17S6, 
 
 died 1824. 
 Harrington, James A., Montgomery Co. Dead. 
 Henderson, James M., Chapel Hill. Physician. Dead. 
 Martin, James, Stokes Co.: A. P., 1S06; A. M., 1S10. Tutor U. N. C, 
 
 1S06. State Senator, 1S23. Judge Superior Ct., iS26-'3S. Died c. 1846 
 
 in Mobile, Ala. 
 Rogers, Alexander, Rockingham Co. Dead. 
 Swann, John, Wilmington. Dead. 
 Webb, Henry Young, Hillsboro : 1806. Memb. H. of C. Judge 3d Dist. 
 
 Ala. Ty. Greene Co., Ala. Porn 1784, died 1S23. 
 Whitted, James, Orange Co. Dead. 
 Williams, Henry G., Northampton Co. Dead. 
 
 I804. 
 
 Campbell, Duncan Green, Orange Co. : A. B., 1807. Dead. 
 
 Campbell, Green H., Orange Co. Dead. 
 
 Carson, Hugh, Lexington. Dead. 
 
 Croom, Willie B., Lenoir Co. Dead. 
 
 Donoho, Saunders. Caswell Co. Dead. 
 
 Ellis, John, Rowan Co. Dead. 
 
 Forney, Daniel M., Lincoln Co. Memb. H. of C. Dead. 
 
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 Harper, Jesse, Randolph Co. Dead. 
 
 Hill, William, Wilmington. Dead. 
 
 Hinton, Ransom, Wake Co. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Hogg, Gavin, Raleigh : A. B., 1S07. Tutor U. N. C, 1S08. Lawyer. Dead. 
 
 Inge, Haley I., Louisiana. Dead. 
 
 Jones, John D., Wilmington. Gen. Assem. Speaker H. of C. Memb. 
 
 Convention, 1835. Planter. Banker. Born 1790, died 1854. 
 Neale, John, Brunswick Co. Gen. Assem. Planter. Died 1832. 
 Nesbit, David M., Salisbury. Born 1786, died 181 1. 
 Owen, John, Bladen Co. Lawyer. Planter. Gen. Assem. Governor, 1828- 
 
 '30. Pres. Harrisburg Convention, 1S40. Born 17S7, died 1841. 
 Stevenson, William, North Carolina. Dead. 
 Young, John S., North Carolina. Dead. 
 
 1805. 
 
 Cameron, William, Virginia. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Cowan, William James, Wilmington: A. B., 180S. Lawyer. Dead. 
 
 Hayes, William L., Pittsboro. Dead. 
 
 Hill, Frederick J., Wilmington. Physician and Planter. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Memb. Convention, 1835. Ortow, Brunswick Co. Born 1790, died 1861. 
 Hunter, Benjamin B., Tarboro. Physician. Dead. 
 Murdock, Andrew, South Carolina. Dead. 
 Pegues, William, Cabarrus Co. Dead. 
 
 Phifer, John Fullenweider, Cabarrus Co. Planter. Born 1786, died 1S26. 
 Polk, Thomas Gilchrist, Mecklenburg Co.: A. B., 1809 ; A. M., 1S16. Dead. 
 Satterwhite, Horace B., Salisbury. Physician. Dead. 
 Spencer, Samuel, Anson Co. Dead. 
 
 Watters, Henry H., Wilmington: 1S10. Planter. Brunswick Co. Dead. 
 Williams, John Campbell, Cumberland Co.: A. B., 1809. Dead. 
 Williams, Lewis, Surry Co.: A. B., 1808; A. M., 1812. Tutor U. N. C, 
 
 i8io-'i2. Memb. H. of C, i8i3-'i4. M. C, 1815-42. Born 1786, died 
 
 1842. 
 Williams, Thomas Lanier, Surry Co.: A. B., 1808; A. M., 18 12. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Tenn. Judge Supreme Ct. Tenn. Chancellor Tenn., i836-'52. 
 
 Born 1786, died 1856. 
 Williams, William W. Dead. 
 Yancey, Bartlett, Caswell Co. Lawyer. Speaker State Senate eleven 
 
 years. M. C, 1S1 3— '17. Born 1785, died 1828. 
 
 1806. 
 
 Campbell, Robert, Cumberland Co.: A. B., 1S08. Dead. 
 
 Coleman, John, Anson Co.: A. B., 1S08. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Douglas, Benjamin F. Dead. 
 
 Giles, John B., Salisbury : A. B., 1808. Lawyer. Clerk Rowan Co. Ct. 
 
 M. C, 1829. Died c. 1845. 
 Hawkins, Philemon, Warren Co.: A. B., 1S09. Died c. 1S14. 
 
54 Catalogzie of the Members of [1806-08. 
 
 Hooper, William, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1S09 ; A. M., 1S12 ; D. D.; LL.D. 
 
 Prof. Anc. Langs U. N. C, i8l7-'22 and iS28-'37 ; Rhet. and Logic, 
 
 iS25-'28. Prof. S. C. College, i840-'46. Pres. Wake Forest Coll. 
 
 Born 1782, died 1876. 
 Jackson, Samuel Spencer, Chatham Co. Dead. 
 Jones, Frederick, Wilmington. Dead. 
 Lyne, Henry, Granville Co. Dead. 
 Roulhac, William, Martin Co. Dead. 
 Rounsaville, Benjamin David, Lexington : A. B., 1808. Lawyer. Born 
 
 17S5, died 1832. 
 Stewart, Gabriel L., Martin Co. Dead. 
 Stokes, John Richmond, Wilkes Co. Dead. 
 Wright, Charles Jewkes, Wilmington : A. B., 1812. Born 1792, died 1821. 
 
 1807. 
 
 Alves, James, Orange Co. Dead. 
 
 Alves, William J., Orange Co. Dead. 
 
 Chambers, Maxwell, Salisbury : A. B., 1809. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Eagles, Joseph, Wilmington. Dead. 
 
 Faddis, Thomas J., Hillsboro : A. B., 18 13. Physician. Memb. H. of C, 
 i83i-'32. Dead. 
 
 Henderson, William, Chapel Hill: A. B., iScS. Tutor U. N. C. Physi- 
 cian. Williamston. Born 17S9, died 1838. 
 
 Hogg, James : A. B., 1812. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Hooper, Thomas Clark, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1812. Lawyer. Born 1794, 
 died 1S28. 
 
 Jones, Edward D., South Carolina. Dead. 
 
 Lyne, Leonard H., Granville Co. Dead. 
 
 Mclnnis, John, South Carolina. Dead. 
 
 Mebane, John Briggs, Chatham Co.: A. B., 1S09. Planter. Died early. 
 
 Moore, William, Wilmington. Dead. 
 
 Polk, William Julius, Raleigh: A. B., 1813 ; A. M., i3 16. Physician. 
 Columbia, Tenn. Dead. 
 
 Sneed, Richard, Granville Co. Dead. 
 
 Walker, Julius H., Wilmington. Dead. 
 
 Williams, William T., Virginia. Dead. 
 
 1808. 
 
 Alston, John J., Chatham Co. Dead. 
 
 Brown, James W., Caswell Co. Dead. 
 
 Clopton, Abner Wentworth, Virginia: A. B., 1S09 ; A. M., 1S12. Tutor 
 
 U. N. C, 1S09. Physician. Baptist Minister. Dead. 
 Haralson, Archibald, Louisiana. Dead. 
 
 Hawkins, Francis, Warren Co. : A. B., 1813. Physician. Died c 1S15. 
 Henderson, Tippoo Saib, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1S14. Physician. Surry Co. 
 
 Born 1793, died 1S54. 
 
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 Legrand, James, Montgomery Co. Dead. 
 
 Logan, Richard, Virginia. Dead. 
 
 Roulhac, John Gray, Martin Co. : A. B., 1S13. Planter in Florida. Born 
 
 1797, died 1S5S. 
 Roulhac, Joseph Blount Gregory, Martin Co.: A. B., 1812. Merchant. 
 
 Windsor and Raleigh. Born 1795, died 1856. 
 Sneed, Junius, Granville Co. Dead. 
 Spraggins, Thomas L., Virginia. Dead. 
 Swann, Frederick D., Wilmington. Dead. 
 Yarborough, Wiley, Salisbury. Dead. 
 
 1809. 
 
 Alston, John W., South Carolina. Dead. 
 
 Beatty, Henry F., Bladen Co. Dead. 
 
 Burton, Augustus, Granville Co. Dead. 
 
 Burton, Horace A., Granville Co. Dead. 
 
 Conner, Charles D. Lincolnton. Dead. 
 
 Graves, Elijah, Granville Co. Minister. Born 1791, died 1869. 
 
 Green, Robert G., Wilmington. Dead. 
 
 Hall, Ezekiel, Wilmington. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Hart, David E., Caswell Co. Dead. 
 
 Long, Alexander, Rowan Co. Physician. Salisbury. Dead. 
 
 Long, William, Rowan Co. Dead. 
 
 Miller, James P., Person Co. Dead. 
 
 Pinkston, Johnson, Chowan Co. : A. B., 181 2. Physician. Died c. 181 5. 
 
 Reid. John, Virginia. Dead. 
 
 Saunders, Romulus Mitchell, Raleigh: 1S11. Speaker H. of C, 1819- 
 '20. M. C, i82i-'27 and r.84i-'45. Atty. Gen., 1828. Commr. French 
 Claims, 1833. Judge Superior Ct., iS35-'40 and 1852-67. Minister to 
 Spain, 1S50. Born 1791, died 1S67. 
 
 Ward, Francis, Greene Co. Dead. 
 
 Williams, Robert W., Surry Co. Dead. 
 
 I8l0. 
 
 Allen, John, Pitt Co. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Alston, Alfred, Warren Co. Planter. Dead. 
 
 Blewitt, Thomas G., South Carolina. Dead. 
 
 Boon, William Augustus, Johnston Co. : A. B., 1814. Dead. 
 
 Cox, William R., Natchez, Miss. Dead. 
 
 Graves, John Williams, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1814. Planter. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Born 1792, died 1846. 
 Hawkins, George Washington, Warren Co. : A. B., 1813. Died c. 1816. 
 Hill, Thomas, Rockingham Co. Dead. 
 Hinton, Charles Lewis, Wake Co. : A. B., 1814. Memb. H. of C, i820-'2i. 
 
 State Senator. State Treasurer, 1839-' 50. Sec. and Treas. U. N. C, 
 
 iS49-'si. Dead. 
 
5«5 Cata!og7ie of (he Members of [i8io-'i2. 
 
 Hinton, John Harper, Wake Co. : A. B., 1S13. Tutor, 1S14. Dead. 
 
 Kirby, Samuel, Virginia. Dead. 
 
 Lane, Levin, Wilmington. Dead. 
 
 Lord, John, Wilmington. Commission Merchant. Born 1795, died 1819. 
 
 McKay, James, Salisbury. Dead. 
 
 Martin, Coleman A., Natchez, Miss. Dead. 
 
 Neale, Henry H., Brunswick Co. Planter. Died 1828. 
 
 Read, Charles L., Virginia. Dead. 
 
 Read, Hov/ell L., Virginia. Dead. 
 
 Sneed, Stephen Kutusoff, Williamsboro : A. B., 1815. Dead. 
 
 Taylor, Lewis, Granville Co. : A. B., 1S13. Dead. 
 
 White, Willie Hill, Smithfield. Physician. Dead. 
 
 I8ll. 
 
 Falconer, James T., Granville Co. Dead. 
 
 Graves, Henry, Granville Co. Dead. 
 
 Hill, John, Wilmington : A. B., 1814. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Hinton, Robert, Wake Co. : A. B., 1S15. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Hopkins, Arthur F., Alabama. Judge Supreme Ct. Ala. Dead. 
 
 McKay, Alfred, Salisbury. Dead. 
 
 Mangum, Willie Person, Orange Co. : A.B., 1S15; A.M.; LL. D. Judge 
 Superior Ct., 1S19 and 1826. M. C, i823-'26. U. S. Senator, 1831— '36 
 and 1S41— '54. Pres. U. S. Senate, i842-'45. Born 1792, died iS6t. 
 
 Manly, Charles, Pittsboro : A. B., 1S14; A. M. Lawyer. Atty. for Chat- 
 ham Co. thirty years. Sec. and Treas. U. N. C, iS2i-'49 and 1 S5 1— 'GS. 
 Pres. Elector, 1S40. Governor, iS49-'5i. Born 1795, died 1S71. 
 
 I8I2. 
 
 Bush, Lewis B., Wayne Co. Dead. 
 
 Croom, Isaac, Lenoir Co. : A. B., iS 1 5 ; A. M. Greensboro, Ala. Died 
 
 1863. 
 Glenn, John W., Virginia. Dead. 
 Graves, John Lewis, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1S14. Physician. Born 1795, 
 
 died 1870. 
 Henderson, Mark M., Oxford: A. B., 1S16. Lawyer. Carroll Co., Tenn. 
 
 Born 1795, died 1S33. 
 Henderson, Maurice, Chapel Hill. Born 1791, died 1S24. 
 Hooper, James Hogg, Chapel Hill: A. B., iS 1 5. Merchant. Fayetteville. 
 
 Born 1797, died 1S41. 
 McClung, Matthew, Knoxville, Tenn. : A. B., 1S15. Merchant and Planter. 
 
 Born 1795, died 1S44. 
 Phifer, John N., Cabarrus Co. Planter. Coifeeville, Miss. Born 1795, 
 
 died 1845. 
 Rogers, Hyder AH, Stokes Co. Dead. 
 Roulhac, Joseph B., Martin Co. Dead. 
 Tarry, Edward. Virginia. Dead. 
 
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 Thweatt, Elisha B., Virginia. Dead. 
 
 Whitfield, Allen, Lenoir Co. Dead. 
 
 Yancey, Tryon Milton, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1S14; A. M., 1817. Dead. 
 
 Young, John, Granville Co. Dead. 
 
 I8I3. 
 
 Alexander, Lawson Henderson, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1S16. Dead. 
 Brown, Bedford, Caswell Co. Memb. H. of C, 1S15. '17 and '23. Speaker 
 
 Senate, 1829. U.S. Senator, i82g-'4i. Memb. Conventions, 1861 and 
 
 1865. Born 1795, died 1S70. 
 Bryan, Felix, Lenoir Co. Dead. 
 Burton, John M., Granville Co. Dead. 
 Burton, John War, Granville Co. Dead. 
 Caldwell, David Franklin, Iredell Co. Memb. H. of C, 18 16. Speaker 
 
 Senate, i830-'3l. Judge Superior Ct., i844-'59. Banker. Salisbury. 
 
 Born 1791, died 1S67. 
 Craig, James Alexander, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1S16. Physician. Born 
 
 1790, died 1849. 
 Croom, Hardy Bryan, Lenoir Co. : A. B., 1817; A. M., 1820. Dead. 
 Croom, James R., Lenoir Co. Dead. 
 De Rosset, Moses John, Wilmington : A. B., 1816. Physician. Born 1796, 
 
 died 1826. 
 Dick, John W., Guilford Co. Dead. 
 Fenner, William K., Franklin Co. Physician. Dead. 
 Franklin, James, Surry Co. Dead. 
 Gaither, Alfred M., Iredell Co. Dead. 
 
 Graham, George Franklin, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1815. Physician. Dead. 
 Graham, James, Lincoln Co.: A. B., 1814. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Born 
 
 1793, died 1851. 
 Grimes, Bryan, Washington. Planter. Born 1793, died i860. 
 Holt, William Rainey, Orange Co. : A. B., 1817. Physician, Planter and 
 
 Stock-raiser. Lexington. Born 179S, died 186S. 
 Inge, John J., Granville Co. Dead. 
 Jeffreys, George W., Person Co. Minister. Dead. 
 Lamb, Isaac N., South Carolina. Dead. 
 Little, Blake, Edgecombe Co. Physician. Dead. 
 McCauley, William, Orange Co. Lawyer. Dead. 
 McClung, James White, Knoxville, Tenn. : A. B., 1816. Lawyer. Speaker 
 
 Gen. Assem. Ala. Huntsville, Ala. Born 1798, died 1S48. 
 McNeill, Malcolm, Virginia. Dead. 
 Maer, Abraham, Bertie Co. : 1817. Lawyer. Teacher. Georgia. Born 
 
 1795, died 6-. 1883. 
 Mangum, Priestly Hinton, Orange Co. : A. B., 181 5 ; A. M., 1819. Tutor, 
 
 1817. Lawyer. Atty. of Orange Co. Dead, 
 Mitchell, Hutchins B., Granville Co. Dead. 
 Mitchell, Stockley Donelson, Rogersville, Tenn.: A. B., 1S15. Clerk of 
 
 Hawkins Co. Ct. Clerk of Gen. Assem., 1S35— '43. Pres. Bank of Tenn. 
 
 Born 1795, died 1861. 
 
58 Catalogue of the Members of [iSi3-'i4. 
 
 Moore, Junius Alexander, Wilmington : A. B., 18 16. Dead. 
 
 Morrison, James, Mecklenburg Co.: A. B., 1814; A. M., 1819. Presby- 
 terian Minister. Rockbridge Co., Va. Dead. 
 
 Pickens, Samuel, Cabarrus Co. : A. B., 1814. Comptroller Ala. Planter. 
 Greene Co., Ala. Born 1791, died 1855. 
 
 Robinson, Samuel B., Cabarrus Co. Dead. 
 
 Sampson, James, Sampson Co. : A. B., 1816. Dead. 
 
 Stokes, Hugh Montgomery, Wilkes Co. : A. B., 181 5. Dead. 
 
 Waddell, Francis N., Wilmington. Lawyer and Planter. Memb. H. of C, 
 1820. Born 1796, died 1881. 
 
 Whitfield, Nathan B., Lenoir Co. Dead. 
 
 Williams, Alexander, Surry Co. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Williams, William, Surry Co. Dead. 
 
 Williamson, John Gustavus Adolphus, Person Co. Lawyer. Memb. H. 
 of C, i823-'25. Consul to Venezuela. Charge d'Affaires at Caraccas, 
 1830. Died 1S42. 
 
 I814. 
 
 Alexander, Richard Henderson, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1817. Dead. 
 Alexander, William Julius, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1S16. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Speaker H. of C, 1829 and iS33~'34. State Solicitor. Born 1797, dead. 
 Armstrong, Martin W., Germanton. Dead. 
 Beard, John L., Rowan Co. Dead. 
 Bradley, Orville T. C, Tennessee. Dead. 
 Bruce, John, Hillsboro. Dead. 
 Bryan, Needham G., Wayne Co. Dead. 
 Clark, David H., Virginia. Dead. 
 Croom, Willie J., Lenoir Co. Dead. 
 Davis, Edward, North Carolina. Dead. 
 Foster, Patrick H., North Carolina. Dead. 
 Garland, Josiah, Greene Co. Dead. 
 Green, William Mercer, Wilmington: A. B., 1S1S ; A. M., 1833; D. D. ; 
 
 LL. D. Prof. Rhet. and Logic, i838-'49. Bishop of Mississippi, 1S49- 
 
 '87. Chancellor Univ. of the South. Born 179S, died 18S7. 
 Hall, Robert Sloane, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1S14. Teacher. Indiana. Dead. 
 Hauser, Samuel I., Stokes Co. : A. B., 1S17. Dead. 
 Hill, William H., Wilmington. Dead. 
 Hunt, James, Virginia. Dead. 
 Hunter, Patrick, Virginia. Dead. 
 Jones, Hamilton Chamberlain, Salisbury : A. B., 181S ; A. M., 1821. Tutor 
 
 U. N. C. Memb. H. of C. Solicitor, i840-'4S. Reporter Supreme Ct. 
 
 Born 179S, died 1S63. 
 King, Robert Rufus, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1S1 5 ; A. M M 1S19. Tutor, 1819. 
 
 Minister. Born 1793, died 1822. 
 Lyne, George, Granville Co. Dead. 
 Ragsdale, Thomas L., Raleigh. Dead. 
 Sanders, Ransom, Johnston Co. Dead. 
 
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 Smith, Benjamin B., Brunswick Co. Dead. 
 
 Strudwick, Samuel, Orange Co. Dead. 
 
 Waddell, Hugh, Hillsboro : A. B., 1818. Lawyer. Pres. State Senate. 
 
 Wilmington. Born 1799, died 1S78. 
 Wilson, John W., Charlotte. Dead. 
 Wortham, James L , Granville Co. Dead. 
 
 I8I5. 
 
 Armistead, Robert, Plymouth. Dead. 
 
 Armistead, William J., Plymouth. Dead. 
 
 Craighead, George, Virginia. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Harriss, William J., Wilmington. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Hill, Arthur Jay, Wilmington : A. B., 1818. Planter. Dead. 
 
 Holmes, Hardy Lucian, Sampson Co. : A. B., 1817. Lawyer. Wilmington. 
 
 Born 1795, died 1869. 
 Holmes, Owen, Clinton : A. B., 1819. Lawyer. Born 1795, died 1840. 
 Jones, John R., North Carolina. Dead. 
 
 Jordan, Simon Peter, Stokes Co. : A. B., 1819; A. M., 1822. Tutor. Phy- 
 sician. Dead. 
 McLaurin, James, Virginia. Dead. 
 
 McNeill, John Quince, Wilmington: A. B., 1819. Dead. 
 May, Pleasant Hugh, South Carolina: A. B., 1818. Dead. 
 Morehead, John Motley, Rockingham Co.: A. B., 18 17 ; A. M., 1827. Tutor, 
 1817. Memb. Convention, 1835. Governor, i84i-'45. First Pres. N. C. 
 R. R. Memb. Confed. Congress, 1S61. Manufacturer. Born 1795, died 
 1866. 
 Moseley, William Dunn, Lenoir Co.: A. B., 1818; A. M., 1821. Tutor, 1817. 
 Pres. State Senate, i832-'36. Gen. Assem. Fla., 1S40. First Governor 
 of Fla., i845-'49. Born 1795, died 1863. 
 Newcomb, Robert A., New York. Dead. 
 Patrick, James, Guilford Co. Dead. 
 
 Picot, Peter Oliver, Plymouth : A. B., 1818 ; A. M., 1S27. Physician. Dead. 
 Slade, Alfred M., Martin Co. Lawyer. Consul to Buenos Ayres. Born 
 
 1799, died 1840. 
 Smith, James H., Johnston Co. Dead. 
 
 Wallace, William Bane Alexander, Stokes Co. : A, B., 18 16. 
 Wiggins, Lawrence B., Halifax Co. Dead. 
 
 Wiggins, Mason L., Halifax Co. State Senator. Planter. Dead. 
 Wood, William B. Dead. 
 Yellowley, James B., Williamston. Dead. 
 
 I8l6. 
 
 Bitting, Joseph W., Stokes Co. Born 1798, died 1824, 
 
 Brooks, Iverson L., Caswell Co.: A. B., 1819. Minister. Dead. 
 
 Clopton, Robert A., Virginia. Dead. 
 
 Donoho, Charles Dixon, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1820; A. M., 1S26. Dead. 
 
 Elliott, Alexander, Cumberland Co. Dead. 
 
60 Catalogue of the Members of [i8i6-'i7. 
 
 Elliott, John G., Sampson Co. Teacher. Dead. 
 
 Glascock, William F., Virginia. Dead. 
 
 Green, Thomas Jefferson, Halifax Co., Va.: A. B., 1S18 ; A.M., 1S22. Died 
 
 1863. 
 Greening, Eldridge S., South Carolina. Dead. 
 Greening, Wade Hampton, South Carolina. 1 Dead. 
 Croom, Hardy Bryan, Lenoir Co. : A. B., 1817 ; A. M., 1820. Dead. 
 Harris, Nathaniel H., Orange Co. : A. B., 1S21 ; A. M., 1824. Methodist 
 
 Minister. Dead. 
 Haywood, John Steele, Raleigh : A. B., 1820. Planter in Alabama. Born 
 
 1S01, died 1875. 
 Haywood, William Henry, Raleigh: A. B., 1819. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Speaker H. of C. U. S. Senator, i843-'46. Born 1801, died 1852. 
 Hill, John, Stokes Co. M. C. Memb. Convention, 1861. Dead. 
 Jones, Henry, Warren Co.: A. B., 1818. Dead. 
 LeGrand, Nash, Norfolk, Va. : 1818. U. S. Navy. Dead. 
 Martin, James Franklin, Stokes Co. : A. B., 1S20. Physician. Dead. 
 Miller, Richard, Duplin Co. Dead. 
 Morehead, James Turner, Rockingham Co. : A. P., 1819. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assem. M. C, 1852. Born 1799, died 1875. 
 Morrison, Elam Johnston, Mecklenburg Co.: A. P., 1S1S. Presbyterian 
 
 Minister. Born 1800, died 1S25. 
 Morrison, Robert Hall, Cabarrus Co.: A. B., 1S18; D. D., 1838. First 
 
 Prest. Davidson College. Born 1798, died 1889. 
 Polk, James Knox, Tennessee: A. B., 1818 ; A. M., 1822; LL. D., 1S45. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Tenn., 1823-25. M. C, iS25~'39. Speaker H. of Rep., 
 
 i835-'39. Governor Tenn., iS39-*4i. President of the United States, 
 
 i845-'49. Born 1795, died 1849. 
 Rainey, James, Caswell Co. Dead. 
 Rose, Charles Grandison, Person Co.: A. B., 1S20. Lawyer. Born 1800, 
 
 died 1827. 
 Saunders, Theophilus H., Wake Co. Dead. 
 Slade, Thomas Bog, Martin Co.*: A. B., 1S20 ; A. M., 1S23 ; D. D. Prest. 
 
 Columbus Fern. Inst., Ga., iS42-'63. Born 1S00, died 1SS2. 
 Smith, Henry, Granville Co. Dead. 
 Whitfield, Samuel, Wayne Co. Dead. 
 Williams, David, Martin Co. Dead. 
 
 I817. 
 
 Alexander, Cyrus Adams, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1820. Physician. 
 
 Cabarrus Co. Dead. 
 Alves, Samuel Johnston, Orange Co.: A. B., 1821. Dead. 
 Bland, Peter R., Virginia. Dead. 
 Burton, Robert M., Chapel Hill. Dead. 
 Caldwell, David Thomas, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1S19. Physician. 
 
 Dead. 
 Carter, Archibald Grayson, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1820. Lawyer. Planter. 
 
 Mocksville. Born 1S01, died 1SS7. 
 
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 Chalmers, James R., Virginia. Dead. 
 
 Chilton, Levin P., Virginia. Dead. 
 
 Cutlar, Frederick John, Wilmington: A. B., 1S21. Physician. Born 1801, 
 
 died 1876. 
 Gorham, Edwin, Pitt Co. Planter. Dead. 
 Hall, William Alexander, Iredell Co.: A. B., 1822. Minister. Teacher. 
 
 Tipton Co., Tenn. Born 1799, died 1877. 
 Hatch, Calvin J., North Carolina. Dead. 
 Haywood, George Washington, Raleigh : A. B., 1821. Lawyer at Raleigh. 
 
 Planter. Greensboro, Ala. Born 1S02, died 1890. 
 Haywood, William Rufus, Raleigh: A. B., 1821. Physician. Born 1S01, 
 
 died 1884. 
 Henderson, Pleasant, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1821. Physician. Salisbury. 
 
 Born 1802, died 1S51. 
 Hogg, Thomas, Chapel Hill. Bank Officer. Raleigh. Dead. 
 Hunter, William H. G., Raleigh. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Jeffreys, James W., Caswell Co. Manufacturer and Planter. Died c. 1848. 
 Johnston, Thompson Noah, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1821. 
 Jones, Richard S., Virginia. Dead. 
 Jones, Robert B., Virginia. Dead. 
 
 McAdin, Henry, Caswell Co. Physician. Died c. 1840. 
 Pelham, Atkinson, Kentucky. Dead. 
 Philips, Etheidred, Edgecombe Co. Dead. 
 Royall, William, Virginia: A. B., 1S20. Dead. 
 Sharp, George W., Iredell Co. Dead. 
 Sitgreaves, John S., South Carolina. Dead. 
 Smith, Richard Ivy, Caswell Co. : A. B. 1820. Dead. 
 Speller, Thomas H., Bertie Co. Dead. 
 Spencer, Oliver W. Dead. 
 Spencer, William F. Dead. 
 Sturdivant, Charles, Virginia. Dead. 
 Taylor, John Camillus, Granville Co.: A. B., 1S20; A.M., 1827. Planter. 
 
 Dead. 
 Tucker, George, Virginia. Dead. 
 Whitfield, Edmund H., Wayne Co. Dead. 
 Whitted, Henry, Virginia. Dead. 
 Wright, Thomas Henry, Wilmington : A. B., 1820. Physician. Prest, 
 
 Bank of Cape Fear. Born 1800, died 1S61. 
 
 I8l8. 
 
 Allison, Richard, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1S20. Planter. Gen. Assem. Memb. 
 Convention, 1S61. Dead. 
 
 Battle, William Horn, Edgecombe Co. : A. B., 1820 ; LL. D. Memb. H. of 
 C, 1S33— '35. Reporter Supreme Ct., i834-'40. Judge Superior Ct., 
 1840-52. Judge Supreme Ct., i852-'68. Professor of Law U.N. C. 25 
 years. Twice Commr. to Revise N. C. Statutes. Prest. Raleigh Nat. 
 Bank. Born 1802, died 1879. 
 
62 Catalogue of the Members of [1S1S. 
 
 Bellamy, Edward C, Nash Co. Physician. Mississippi. Died 1861. 
 Boyd, C. Leroy. Dead. 
 
 Carson, Robert, Iredell Co. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Davis, Thomas Frederick, Wilmington : A. B., 1822 ; D. D., Columbia Coll. 
 and U. N. C. Bishop of South Carolina, 1853— '7 1. Born 1804, died 1871- 
 Ellerbe, John Crawford, South Carolina: A. B., 1823. Dead. 
 Ellerbe, William, South Carolina. Dead. 
 Fiveashe, Benjamin, Edenton. Dead. 
 Fontaine, John D., Virginia. Dead. 
 Garrott, Martin R., Bertie Co. Dead. 
 Hale, Robert H., South Carolina. Dead. 
 Hall, James Gatlin, Currituck Co. : A. B., 1822 ; A. M., 1S32. Gaston Co. 
 
 Dead. 
 Haralson, Paul A., Caswell Co. Clerk Superior Ct. Died c. 1S50. 
 Harris, Nathaniel W., Salisbury. Dead. 
 Hatch, Anthony, New Berne. Dead. 
 Haywood, Fabius Julius, Raleigh: A. B., 1822. Physician. Born 1803, 
 
 died 1880. 
 Hill, Thomas, Wilmington : A. B., 1822. Dead. 
 Hogan, James A., Randolph Co. Dead. 
 Johnston, William W., Bertie Co. Dead. 
 Jordan, William H., Bertie Co. : A. B., 1822. Baptist Minister. Oxford. 
 
 Born 1803, died 1883. 
 Kerr, Samuel, Salisbury : A. B., 1822. Physician. Planter. Dead. 
 Kirby, Moses A., Chapel Hill. Dead. 
 Kittrell, Pleasant Williams, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1822. Physician. Memb. 
 
 H. of C. Physician. Greensboro, Ala. Died TS67. 
 Lea, William McNeill, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1820. Physician. Dead. 
 Leetch, James Knox, Alabama : A. B., 1S23. Dead. 
 McMillan, John J., Bladen Co. Dead. 
 
 Mebane, William Kinchen, Orange Co. : A. B., 1821. Born 1S01, died 1844. 
 Mitchell, Anderson M., Wilkes Co. : A. B., 1821 ; A. M., 1824. Tutor, 1821- 
 '22. Gen. Assem. M. C.,1842. Judge Superior Ct., 1865. Statesville. 
 Born 1800, died 1876. 
 Nixon, Jonathan J., Bertie Co. Dead. 
 Patrick, William, Virginia. Dead. 
 Perkinson, Matthew R., Virginia. Dead. 
 Person, Samuel I., Rowan Co. Dead. 
 Quince, William, Wilmington. Dead. 
 Shaw, William Andrew, Raleigh : A. B., 1821 ; A. M., 1S31. Physician. 
 
 Presbyterian Minister. Hempstead, Tex. Born 1S04, died 1SS4. 
 Slade, James Bog, Martin Co.: A. B., 1822. Surgeon U. S. A. (Mexican 
 
 War). New Orleans, La. Born 1803, died 184S. 
 Stark, John Malone, South Carolina : A. B., 1S20. Dead. 
 Stone, David Williamson, Raleigh : 1S20. Cashier Bank of Cape Fear. 
 
 Dead. 
 Taylor, James Harvey, Granville Co. : A. B., 1S21. Planter. Dead. 
 Thomas, Philip Hungerford, Milton : A. B., 1S20 ; A. M., 1827. Physician. 
 Dead. 
 
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 Torrence, Charles Law, Salisbury : A. B., 1821. Dead. 
 
 Wilkins, Amos J., Edgecombe Co. Dead. 
 
 Williams, Nicholas Lanier, Surry Co. Planter. Memb. Council of State. 
 
 Born 1799, died 18S2. 
 Winston, Patrick Henry, Rockingham Co. Lawyer. Reporter Supreme Ct. 
 
 Raleigh. Dead. 
 
 I8I9. 
 
 Alexander, Nathaniel Washington, Mecklenburg Co.: A. B., 1821. Lawyer. 
 
 Dead. 
 Bowman, James, Stokes Co. : A. B., 1822. Dead. 
 
 Boylan, Alexander McCulloch, Raleigh : A. B., 1823. Planter. Dead. 
 Caldwell, Joseph P., New York. Dead. 
 Cowan, Robert H., Wilmington: A. B., 1821. Lawyer. R. R. Prest. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Born 1801, died 1845. 
 Cowan, William, Wilmington : 1823. Lawyer. Accountant in Govern- 
 ment Service. Elizabethtown. Dead. 
 Currie, William M., North Carolina. Dead. 
 
 Davies, John Leroy, South Carolina : A. B., 1822. Minister. Dead. 
 Davies, William Beaufort, South Carolina : A. B., 1822. Minister. Dead. 
 Eaton, John Somerville, Granville Co. Planter. Born 1800, died 1854. 
 Galloway, Robert M., South Carolina : A. B., 1821. Dead. 
 Haywood, Benjamin Franklin, Raleigh : A. B., 1822. Lawyer. Born 1802, 
 
 died 1824. 
 Haywood, Thomas Burgess, Raleigh, N. C. : A. B., 1823. Teacher. Born 
 
 1806, died 1885. 
 Inge, William M., Tennessee. Judge Superior Ct. Tenn. Dead. 
 Kirby, Moses H., Virginia. Dead. 
 Lacy, Thomas Jefferson, Nelson, Ky. : A. B., 1821. Judge Superior Ct. 
 
 Ark. Dead. 
 Lamb, William, South Carolina. Dead. 
 McGehee, George W., Tennessee. Dead. 
 Martin, Hugh, Stokes Co. : A. B., 1823. Dead. 
 Martin, Samuel, Stokes Co. Dead. 
 Mebane, Freeman, Orange Co. Died early. 
 Monroe, John W., Rowan Co. Dead. 
 Morrison, Washington, Cabarrus Co. : A. B., 1S22. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Charlotte. Born 1801, died 1836. 
 Murphy, Victor Moreau, Orange Co. : A. B., 1823; A. M., 1829. Physician. 
 
 Salisbury. Dead. 
 Murphy, William Debow, Orange Co. : A. B., 1821. Dead. 
 Ogden, Robert Nash, Louisiana : A. B., 1S22 ; A. M., 1826. Judge District 
 
 Ct. Lawyer. New Orleans. Born 1S04, died 1S59. 
 Pickett, William Dickson, Anson Co. : A. B., 1822. Judge Superior Ct. 
 
 Ala. Dead. 
 Polk, Lucius J., Raleigh. Planter. Tennessee. 
 Rencher, Abram, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1822 ; A. M., 1831. Lawyer. M. C, 
 
 i829-'39 and iS4i-'43. Charge d'Affaires to Portugal, i84i-'43. Pres. 
 
 Elector. Governor New Mexico Ty., 1857— '61. Born 1798, died 1883. 
 
64 Catalogue of the Members of [1819-20. 
 
 Rhodes, Richard Clinton, Lumberton. Clerk of Ct. Robeson Co. Moved 
 to Arkansas and died there. 
 
 Scales, Alfred Moore, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1823 ; A. M., 1826. Planter 
 and Tobacconist. Rockingham Co., afterwards Texas. Dead. 
 
 Sharpe, George W., North Carolina. Dead. 
 
 Stafford, James, Rowan Co. : A. B., 1821. Presbyterian Minister. Dead. 
 
 Stewart, Samuel M., Chatham Co. : A. B., 1823; A. M., 1S29. Dead. 
 
 Strain, James, Orange Co. Planter. Dead. 
 
 Travis, William, Rowan Co. Tennessee. Dead. 
 
 Whitfield, George, Lenoir Co. Dead. 
 
 Williamson, Robert Paine, Roxboro : A. B., 1823 ; A. M., 1827. Physician. 
 Born 1804, died 1849. 
 
 Wilson, Alexander Erwin, Cabarrus Co. : A. B., 1822 ; M. D. ; D. D. Mis- 
 sionary to Western Africa. Dead. 
 
 1820. 
 
 Baker, Daniel Bellune, Brunswick Co. : A. B., 1824. Judge Superior Ct. 
 Fla. Died 1870. 
 
 Booth, Robert Henry, Nottoway Co., Va. : A. B., 1824. Dead. 
 
 Brehon, James G., Warrenton. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Brown, John E., Caswell Co. Dead. 
 
 Brown, John L,., Caswell Co. Gen. Assem. Dead. 
 
 Courts, Daniel William, Surry Co. : A. B., 1823; A. M., 1832. Lawyer. 
 Gen. Assem. Consul at Matanzas, i839-'4i. Treasurer N. C, i837~'39 
 and 1S51— '63. Born 1800, died 1883. 
 
 Davidson, George Franklin, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1823; A. M., 1S26. Born 
 1S05. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Old Fort. 
 
 Dickson, James Henderson, Wilmington: A. B., 1823. M. D., Columbia 
 Coll. Pres. State Med. Soc, 1854. Born 1807, died 1S62. 
 
 Gibson, William Nelson, Germanton : A. B., 1824. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Graham, Thomas, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1S23. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Hall, William Alexander, Iredell Co., Wilmington : A. B., 1S22. Pres- 
 byterian Minister. Teacher. Tipton Co., Tenn. Born 1799, died 1S77. 
 
 Henderson, Archibald E., Granville Co. Planter. Dead. 
 
 Holmes, Hardy, Sampson Co. : A. B., 1824; A.M., 1832. Physician. Wil- 
 mington. Born 1795, died 1869. 
 
 Kirby, Jacob S., Highland-, Va. : 1821. 
 
 Manly, Matthias Evans, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1S24; A. M., 1S29. Tutor 
 Math. U. N. C, i825~'26. Judge Superior Ct., iS4o-'59. Judge 
 Supreme Ct. , iS6c-'65. Memb. Convention, 1S65. Speaker Senate, 
 1S66. Elected U. S. Senator, 1S67. Born 1810, died 1SS1. 
 
 Norwood, John Wall, Hillsboro : A. B., 1824; A. M., 1S27. Lawyer. 
 Memb. H. of C, 1856. Senator, iS72-'73. Born 1S02, died 1885. 
 
 Pearson, Richmond Mumford, Rowan Co. : A. B.,iS23; A.M., 1826. Gen. 
 Assem., iS29-'33. Judge Superior Ct., iS36-'4.S. Judge Supreme Ct., 
 i84S-'5S. Chief Justice Supreme Ct., iS58-'7S. Born 1S05, died 1S78. 
 
 Sneed, Samuel Farrar, Williamsboro : A. B., 1824. Dead. 
 
iician. Dead. 
 
 
 1823. Tutor, 1826. 
 
 Physi- 
 
 , 1824 ; A. M., 1831. 
 
 Mer 
 
 Planter. Dead. 
 
 
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 Taylor, John, Granville Co. Planter. Dead. 
 
 Thompson, William Henry, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1824. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Wills, William London, Edenton : A. B., 1823. Dead. 
 
 I82I. 
 
 Allison, John R., Iredell Co. : A. B., 1824. Planter. Physician. Columbus, 
 Miss. Dead. 
 
 Alves, Walter, Kentucky. 
 
 Baker, Simmons Jones, Martin Co. : 1825. 
 
 Barbee, Allen, Orange Co. : A. B., 1825. Phy 
 
 Beall, Zephaniah, Georgia: 1822. Dead. 
 
 Bettner, George Shonnard, New Berne : A. B. 
 cian. New York. Born 1801, died i860. 
 
 Blume, Benjamin Bynum, Stokes Co. : A. B 
 chant. Petersburg, Va. Dead. 
 
 Boylan, William Polk, Raleigh : A. B., 1825. 
 
 Carter, Jesse, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1S25 ; M. D., Philadelphia Med. Coll. 
 Mobile, Ala. Dead. 
 
 Chalmers, David, Virginia. Planter. Memb. Legis. Born 1805, died 1875. 
 
 Chalmers, John G., "Virginia. Physician. Texas. Dead. 
 
 Cowan, Thomas, Wilmington. Planter. Brunswick Co. Born 1803, died 
 1884. 
 
 DeRosset, Armand John, Wilmington : A. B., 1824. Born 1807. Physician. 
 Merchant. Wilmington. 
 
 Edwards, Charles, Person Co. 
 
 Frierson, Ervin James, Tennessee: A. B., 1824. Lawyer. Planter. Mer- 
 chant. Ashwood, Tenn. Born 1803, died 1849. 
 
 Graham, William Alexander, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1824; LL. D. Lawyer. 
 Speaker H. of C. State Senator. U. S. Senator, 1841 and 1866. Gov- 
 ernor, i845~'49. Secretary of the Navy, 1850. Nominee Whig Party 
 for Vice-President, 1852. Memb. Convention, 1861. Confed. States 
 Senator, 1864. Trustee Peabody Fund. Hillsboro. Born 1804, died 
 1875- 
 
 Harford, William H., Georgia. U. S. A. Dead. 
 
 Hatchett, John, Caswell Co. Dead. 
 
 Haywood, Alfred Moore, Raleigh. Planter. Born 1804, died 1S76. 
 
 Haywood, John Lee, Raleigh. Physician. Smithfield. Born 1S04, died 
 1837- 
 
 Henderson, Bennett H., Tennessee. 
 
 Hinton, Samuel Smith, Wake Co. : A. B., 1825. Dead. 
 
 Flolt, Alfred Augustus, Orange Co. Lawyer. Born 1804, died 1825. 
 
 Holt, Archibald M., Orange Co. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Holt, Samuel Lockhart, Orange Co.: A. B., 1825 ; A. M., 1829. Physician. 
 Born 1805, died 1872. 
 
 Hunter, Charles H., Martin Co. Dead. 
 
 Moore, Peyton P., Orange Co. 
 
 Norwood, James Hogg, Hillsboro: A. B., 1824; A. M. Tutor, i833-'34. 
 Lawyer. Teacher. Indian Agent. Born 1S04, died 1852. 
 
66 Catalogue of the Members of [1821-22. 
 
 Polk, Leonidas, Raleigh : D. D.; LL. D. Bishop of La. and Ark , i838-'64. 
 
 Lieut.-Gen. C. S. A. Born 1806, killed on Pine Mountain near Marietta, 
 
 Ga., 1864. 
 Polk, Marshall Tate, Columbia, Tenn. : A. B., 1825. Planter. Dead. 
 Saunders, David Mitchell, Tennessee : A. B., 1824 ; A. M., 1827. 
 Seawell, Joseph J., Raleigh. Dead. 
 Seawell, William, Raleigh : A. B., 1825 ; A. M., 1832. Gen. Assem. Ala. 
 
 Montgomery, Ala. Born 1S08, died c. 1883. 
 Thomas, Warren, Milton. 
 
 Thompson, George W., Chapel Hill. Physician. Dead. 
 Waddell, Hugh Y., Wilmington. Planter on Red River, La. Born c, 
 
 1803, died c. 1865. 
 Waddell, Maurice Quince, Wilmington. Lawyer. Pittsboro. Clerk and 
 
 Master in Equity, Chatham Co. Dead. 
 Watters, John Williams, New Hanover Co. : A. B., 1825. Physician. 
 
 Wilmington. Born 1804, died 1836. 
 Watts, Thomas Wynn, Martin Co. : A. B., 1826. 
 Wright, John Lewis, Wilmington : A. B., 1824. Physician. Born 1805, 
 
 died 1834. 
 Wright, William Augustus, Wilmington : A. B., 1825. Lawyer. Prest. 
 
 Bank of Cape Fear. Born 1807, died 187S. 
 
 1822. 
 
 Alexander, Elam, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1S25. Minister. 
 
 Alston, Benjamin H., Edenton : A. B., 1S24. Physician. 
 
 Baker, Isaac, Brunswick Co.: A. B., 1S25 ; M. D. Judge Superior Ct. 
 
 Ark. Little Rock. Born 1804, dead. 
 Bond, Robert C, Raleigh. Physician. Dead. 
 Bunting, Thomas, Sampson Co. Physician. Dead. 
 Charles. Thomas M., Wake Co. Dead. 
 
 Clark, Colin M., Halifax Co. Planter. Born 1808, died 1868. 
 Clark, Henry Toole, Tarboro : A. B., 1826; A. M., 1832. Planter. State 
 
 Senator 12 years. Speaker Senate, i858-'6i. Governor, 1861-62. Born 
 
 i8c8, died 1874. 
 Clinton, Richard Spaight, Sampson Co. : A. B., 1825. Judge Probate Ct. 
 
 Ala. Dead. 
 Craig, Andrew M., Orange Co. Minister. Dead. 
 Croom, Richard S., Lenoir Co. : A. B., 1826. Physician. Dead. 
 Dews, Thomas, Lincolnton : A. B., 1824. Lawyer. Born 1806, died 1S38. 
 Dunn, William Bell, Raleigh : A. B., 1826 ; A. M., 1836. Physician. Dead. 
 Elliott, Henry Branson, Randolph Co. : A. B., 1S26. 
 Elliott, John, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1822. Planter. 
 
 Foster, Anderson E., Rowan Co. Lawyer. Memb. H. of C. State Sen- 
 ator. Dead. 
 Gilchrist, Archibald, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1S26. Dead. 
 Gorrell, Ralph, Guilford Co. : A. B., 1S25. Lawyer. Memb. H. of C. 
 
 State Senator. Dead. 
 Gray, William Henry, Northampton Co. : .A. B., 1826. Planter. Born 
 
 1806, died 1SS6. 
 
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 Hall, Robert James, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1824. Presbyterian Minister. 
 Ohio. Died 1S77. 
 
 Harris, Livingston, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1825. Dead. 
 
 Hill, John H., Wilmington. Physician. Goldsboro. 
 
 Hill, William G., Raleigh. Physician. Born 1806, died 1877. 
 
 Johnston, Samuel Iredell, Hertford Co.: A. B., 1S26 ; A.M., 1844. Min- 
 ister. Edentou. Dead. 
 
 Johnston, Zenas, Rowan Co. Born 1805, died 1824. 
 
 Lindsay, Harper Jeduthan, Greensboro : 1825. Born 1806, dead. 
 
 Moore, Godwin Cotton, Hertford Co. M. D., Univ. Pa. Gen. Assem. 
 Born 1804, died 1880. 
 
 Moore, James, Alabama. 
 
 North, Erasmus Darwin, Connecticut : A. B., 1826; A. M., 1831 ; M. D., 
 Yale. Prof. Yale College. Died 1858. 
 
 Norwood, William, Hillsboro : A. B., 1S26; A. M., 1832; D. D. Epis- 
 copal Minister. Richmond, Va. Born 1806, died 1887. 
 
 Penn, Abraham, Patrick C. H., Va. Minister. 
 
 Popleston, Samuel Washington, Edenton : A. B., 1825. Dead. 
 
 Riddle, Thomas, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1825. Dead. 
 
 Smith, John C, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1826. Dead. 
 
 Street, William B., Hillsboro. Lawyer. Alabama. Dead. 
 
 Whitfield, George, Lenoir Co. Dead. 
 
 Wright, James M., Bladen Co. : A. B., 1826 ; A. M., 1832. Dead. 
 
 1823. 
 
 Allison, Robert G., Iredell Co. : A. B., 1827. Teacher. Died 1877. 
 
 Andrews, Silas Milton, Rowan Co.: A. B., 1826 ; A. M., 1831. Tutor, 1827. 
 Minister. Doyleston, Pa. Dead. 
 
 Bingham, William James, Hillsboro: A. B., 1825. Prin. Bingham School, 
 iS26-'63. Born 1802, died 1866. 
 
 Clancy, John Dunham, Hillsboro: A. B., 1825. Lawyer. Dead. 
 
 Collier, Joseph T., Wayne Co. Dead. 
 
 Donnell, Washington, Guilford Co. : A. B., 1825. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Giles, Milo A., Salisbury. 
 
 Graves, Barzillai, Georgia. Dead. 
 
 Graves, Calvin, Caswell Co. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Speaker Senate. 
 Memb. Convention, 1835. Born 1804, died 1878. 
 
 King, James Albert, Iredell Co.: A. B., 1S26 ; A.M., 1831. Lawyer. Gen. 
 Assem. Died 1846. 
 
 Kirkland, Alexander M., Hillsboro : 1825. Dead. 
 
 Locke, Matthew B., Salisbury : 1825. Dead. 
 
 Long, Richard W., Salisbury : 1824. Planter. Dead. 
 
 McCall, James M., Wilmington : 1826. Dead. 
 
 Martin, James, Pickens Co., Ala. : A. B., 1825. 
 
 Moore, Moses W., Salisbury : 1825. Dead. 
 
 Morrison, Columbus, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1825. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Morrison, James Elisha, Cabarrus Co. : A. B., 1825. Born 1805. Pres- 
 byterian Minister. Teacher. Morvin, Anson Co. 
 
63 Catalogue of the Members of [iS23-'24. 
 
 Norwood, Walter Alves, Hillsboro : 1826. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Polk, Franklin E., Term. : 1S25. Dead. 
 
 Webb, Henry, Hillsboro. Dead. 
 
 Williamson, Russell M., Columbia, Tenn. : 1825. 
 
 1824. 
 
 Alexander, Charles Wilson Harris, Mecklenburg Co.: A. B., 1827. Dead. 
 Armstrong, James Watson, Orange Co.: A. B., 1827. Teacher. Georgia. 
 
 Dead. 
 Ban, Absalom Knox, Rowan Co. : A. B., 1827. Minister. Mississippi. 
 
 Born 1806, died 1846. 
 Barringer, Daniel Moreau, Cabarrus Co. : A. B., 1826. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Memb. Convention, 1835. M. C, i843~'49. Minister to 
 
 Spain, i849-'53. Born 1S06, died 1873. 
 Byrd, Thompson, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1827 ; A. M., 1831. Tutor, iS29-'3i. 
 
 Minister. Missionary. Dead. 
 Cameron, Paul Carrington, Orange Co. : 1S25. Born 1808. State Senator. 
 
 Planter. Hillsboro. 
 Comer, Nathaniel, Caswell Co. : 1S25. Dead. 
 Crawford, William Dunlap, Cabarrus Co. : A. B., 1827. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Salisbury. Born 1806, died 1S44. 
 DeBow, Archibald M., New Orleans, La. Journalist. Author. Dead. 
 Glenn, James A., Halifax Co., Va. : 1S25. Dead. 
 Hairston, A. C, Virginia. Born 1806, died 1838. 
 Harding, Nehemiah Henry, Milton : 1S25. D. D. Presbyterian Minister. 
 
 Died 1849. 
 Harris. John B. S., Mecklenburg Co. Physician. Dead. 
 Henderson, Alexander Martin, Chapel Hill. Physician. Arkansas. Born 
 
 1S07, died 1S6S. 
 Jones, Joseph S., Warren Co. Planter. Dead. 
 Lindsay, Jesse Harper, Greensboro : A. B., 1S27. Gen. Assem. Bank 
 
 Prest. Born 1S0S, died 18S6. 
 McKay, Alexander, Augusta, Ga. : A. B., 1S27. Dead. 
 Nicholson, Alfred Osborne Pope, Columbia, Tenn.: A. B., 1S27. Gen. 
 
 Assem., iS33~'39. State Senator, iS43-'45. U. S. Senator, i840-'42 and 
 
 i859-'6i. Author Compilation Laws of Tenn. Chancellor, 1S45. P re s. 
 
 Bank df Tenn. Journalist. Memb. Convention, 1870. Chief Justice 
 
 Supreme Ct. Born 1S0S, died 1S76. 
 Porter, Thomas Jefferson, Maury Co., Tenn. Bolivar Co., Miss. Dead. 
 Robards, Thomas S., Granville Co. Born 1S10, died 1S30. 
 Saunders, Reuben Trey, Johnston Co. : A. B., 1827. Dead. 
 Seawell, Leonard H., Raleigh : 1S25. Dead. 
 
 Slade, William, Martin Co. Planter. Williamston. Born 1S07, died 1S52. 
 Slaughter, Lewis Gilchrist. Salisbury: A. B., 1827. Dead. 
 Sutton, William G. M., Bertie Co. 
 Thompson, Lewis, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1S27 ; A. M., 1S32. Planter. Often 
 
 Memb. Gen. Assem. Memb. Convention, 1S65. Born iScS, died 1S67. 
 
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 Treadwell, Oliver Wolcott, Connecticut: A. B., 1826. Tutor, i826-'29. 
 
 Dead. 
 Waddell, Alfred, Brunswick Co. Planter on Red River, La. Born 1805, 
 
 died 1884. 
 Watts, Leander Albert, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1826. Presbyterian Minister. 
 
 Born 1801, died 1855. 
 Williams, Green Duke, Granville Co. Dead. 
 Yarborough, Henry, Hillsboro : A. B., 1827 ; A. M., 1833. Physician. 
 
 Alabama. Dead. 
 
 1825. 
 
 Battle, Richard Henry, Edgecombe Co. : A. B., 1S28. Lawyer. Secy. Life 
 
 Ins. Co. Born 1807, died 1883. 
 Belt, Thomas Wright, Iredell Co.: A. B., 1827. Physician. Planter. 
 
 Baldwin Co., Ala. Died 1862. 
 Booth, Edwin Greenhill, Nottoway Co., Va. : A. B., 1S28. Philadelphia. 
 Campbell, James G., Brunswick Co. : 1829. Lawyer. Red River, La. 
 
 Born 1809, dead. 
 Campbell, William S., Brunswick Co. Civil Engineer. Louisiana. Born 
 
 1806, died 1857. 
 Conner, James F., Lincolnton. Alabama. Dead. 
 Conner, Samuel Z., Lincolnton. Physician. Alabama. Dead. 
 Dismukes, James W., Wadesboro. Dead. 
 Dunbibin, Junius Chatham, Wilmington : 1828. Physician. Born 1809, 
 
 died 1833. 
 Gause, John Peter, Brunswick Co.: A, B., 1828. Lawyer. Gen. Assem., 
 
 i82 9 -' 3 i. 
 Hall, Thomas Pleasant, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1827. 
 Harris, Edwin Robert, Cabarrus Co. : A. B., 1828. Dead. 
 Haywood, Francis Philemon, Raleigh. Born 1810. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Raleigh. 
 Haywood, William Dallas, Raleigh. Born 1S10. Formerly Mayor. 
 
 Raleigh. 
 Henderson, Lawson Frank, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1827. Physician. Dead. 
 Henderson, Leonard A., Salisbury. Dead. 
 Hinton, John W., Wake Co. Planter. Dead. 
 Hogg, Richard, Raleigh. Dead. 
 
 Houston, Archibald C, Cabarrus Co. : 1S28. Dead. 
 Jones, Duponceau D., Chatham Co. Dead. 
 Jones, John, Salisbury. Dead. 
 
 Jones, John PI., Raleigh. Physician and Planter. Died 18S0. 
 London, Henry Adolphus, Wilmington. Merchant. Pittsboro. Born 1808, 
 
 died 1882. 
 Long, Osmond Fitz, Randolph Co. : A. B., 1829. M. D., Univ. Pa. Born 
 
 1S24, died 1863. 
 McNairy. Boyd, Guilford Co. : 1826. Dead. 
 McRae, Cameron Farquhar, Fayetteville : 1826. Episcopal Minister. 
 
 Maryland. Died 1872. 
 
70 Catalogue of the Members of [1825-26. 
 
 Mason, Lawrence S, Tennessee. 
 
 Mebane, Alexander Allen, Orange Co. : A. B., 1831. Presbyterian Min- 
 ister. Richmond, Va. Born 1806, died 1846. 
 Oakes, Thomas Jefferson, Rowan Co. : A. B., 1828. Dead. 
 Polk, Alexander Hamilton, Raleigh. Planter. Born 181 1, died 1830. 
 Smith, Franklin La Fayette, Charlotte : A. B., 1829. Dead. 
 Smith, Thomas C. C, Bladen Co. : 1S26. Dead. 
 
 Whitfield, James Bryan, Lenoir Co. State Senator. Planter. Dead. 
 Williamson, John Reed, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1827. Dead. 
 Wright, Joshua G., Wilmington. Dead. 
 Yancey, Rufus Augustus, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1829. Died 1835. 
 
 1826. 
 
 Alston, Alexander S., Edenton. Dead. 
 
 Alston, Philip Whitmell, Edenton : A. B., 1829. Episcopal Minister. 
 Author. Tennessee. Dead. 
 
 Armfield, H., Guilford Co. 
 
 Brown, John Potts, Wilmington : A. B., 1829. Com. Merchant. New 
 York. Dead. 
 
 Craige, Burton Francis, Rowan Co. : A. B., 1829; A. M., 1847. Lawyer. 
 Gen. Assem. M. C, i853-'6i. Memb. Convention, 1861. Memb. 
 Confed. Congress. Born 181 1, died 1875. 
 
 Hall, James Davidson, Iredell Co.: A. B., 1S28. Presbyterian Minister. 
 Gaston Co. Dead. 
 
 Hall, John N., Iredell Co. : 1S2S. Planter. Tipton Co., Tenn. Died 1S78. 
 
 Hargrove, William T. Planter. Granville Co. 
 
 Hogan, William L., Randolph Co. 
 
 Hufham, George W., Duplin Co. Baptist Minister. Dead. 
 
 Hunter, James A., Rockingham Co. 
 
 Hunter, John, Guilford Co. 
 
 Johnston, James Alphonzo, Lincoln Co.: A. B., 1829. Born 1S09. Mer- 
 chant. Planter. Davidson College. 
 
 Johnston, Sidney Xenophon, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1829; M. D., Univ. Pa. 
 Born 181 1. Memb. Convention, 1S61. Gastonia. 
 
 Johnston, Thomas Pinkney, Iredell Co. • A. B., 1S28. Born 1S0S. Pres- 
 byterian Minister. Missionary, 1S33— '54. Died 18S3. 
 
 Kerr, James Emerson, Rowan Co. : 1829. Planter. Dead. 
 
 McCain, Nathaniel Henry, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1830; A. M., 1S41. 
 
 Moore, Alfred M., Brunswick Co. : 1827. Dead. 
 
 Nesbitt, James King, Iredell Co.: A. B., 1S28 ; M. D., Univ. Pa. Died 
 1S72. 
 
 Rhodes, Joseph T., Duplin Co. Gen. Assem. Memb. Convention, 1S61. 
 Dead. 
 
 Spivey, Aaron Joshua, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1S30. Minister. 
 
 Stedman, Elisha B., Pittsboro : A. B., 1830. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Stedman, John Madison, Fayetteville : A. B., 1S30. 
 
 Terry, Benjamin Franklin, Virginia : A. B., 1830; A. M., 1S3S. Physician. 
 McAdensville. 
 
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 Toole, Henry Irwin, Edgecombe Co.: A. B M 1828; A. M., 1839. Lawyer. 
 Born 1S10, died 1850. 
 
 1827. 
 
 Hill, Frederick C, Wilmington. Dead. 
 
 Hill, Richard King, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1830. Teacher. Texas. Dead. 
 
 Hooper, John De Berniere, Wilmington: A. B., 1831 ; A. M., 1834. Prof. 
 
 Latin and French, iS3S-'4S ; Greek and French, 1875— '85. Born 1811, 
 
 died 1886. 
 Lees, David McMicken, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1829. Dead. 
 Mebane, Giles, Orange Co. : A. B., 1831. Gen. Assem. Speaker Senate. 
 
 Planter. Milton. 
 Osborne, James Walker, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1830; A. M., 1839. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Judge Superior Ct., iSs9-'66. Memb. Convention, 1861. 
 
 Senator, 1868. Born 181 1, died 1869. 
 Pitchford, Thomas Jefferson, Warren Co. : A. B., 1831. Physician. Gen. 
 
 Assem., i856-'65. Born 1810, dead. 
 Powell, Lemuel Brown, Warren Co. : A. B., 1831 ; A. M., 1837. Physician. 
 Robards, William H., Granville Co. : 1828. Planter. Oxford. Born 
 
 1808, died 1865. 
 Ruffin, William Kirkland, Orange Co. : A. B., 1830. Lawyer. Dead. 
 Smith, Archibald Aaron Tyson, Fayetteville : A. B., 1831 ; A. M., 1838. 
 Thompson, Noah, Bertie Co. Planter. Dead. 
 Torrence, Hugh, Mecklenburg Co. 
 Vaughan, James Atahualpa, Richmond Co. Born 1810. Little Rock, 
 
 Ark. 
 Waugh, Jesse Albert, Stokes Co.: A. B., 1831. Dead. 
 Wiggins, Richard A., Alabama. 
 Williams, John T., Surry Co. 
 Williams, Joseph, Surry Co. Dead. 
 
 1828. 
 
 Armstrong, Thomas T., Germanton. Tennessee. Dead. 
 
 Burton, Robert A., Lincoln Co. 
 
 Cannon, Henry Jordan, Raleigh : A. B., 1831. Lawyer. Planter. Mem- 
 phis, Term. Born 181 1, died 1862. 
 
 Davidson, William A. F., Charlotte. 
 
 Hargrave, John Lindsay, Lexington : A. B., 1832. Lawyer. Memb. Con- 
 vention, 1835. Born 1813, died 1841. 
 
 Holt, Michael William, Orange Co. : A. B., 1832; A. M., 1837. Physician. 
 Born 1811, died 1858. 
 
 Kearney, Whitmill Hill A., Warren Co. : 1829. Planter. 
 
 Locke, William M., Salisbury : 1829. Dead. 
 
 Nevill, Whitley W., Orange Co. : 1S29. 
 
 Owen, Thomas Robeson, Bladen Co. : A. B., 1831 ; A. M., 1842. Minister. 
 Teacher. Tarboro. Died 1S82. 
 
 Pugh, Whitmill Hill, Bertie Co. : 1829. Gen. Assem. La. Memb. La. 
 Convention, 1852. Assumption, La. Born 181 1, dead. 
 
72 Catalogue of the Members of [1828-30. 
 
 Reeves, Spencer T., North Carolina. 
 
 Smith, William T., Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1832. Planter. Born 1810, 
 
 died 1855. 
 Stirewalt, John, Cabarrus Co. : 1829. Architect. 
 Sutton, William Thomas, Bertie Co. Born 1810. Planter. Bertie and 
 
 Granville Cos. 
 
 I829. 
 
 Blackmon, Cullen A., Wayne Co. : 1830. Dead. 
 Burton, John F., Lincoln Co. : 1831. Died early. 
 Clingman, Thcmas Lanier, Surry Co. : A. B., 1832 ; LL. D. Born 1812. 
 
 Lawyer. Gen. Assem. M. C, i843-'57. U. S. Senator, 1857— '6i. 
 
 Brig. -Gen. C. S. A. Asheville. 
 Crenshaw, William Martin, Wake Co. : A. B., 1833; A. M., 1836. Physi- 
 cian. Dead. 
 Hairston, George, Virginia : A. B., 1S32 ; A. M., 1850. Dead. 
 Holley, James, Bertie Co. : 1832. Dead. 
 Jones, Edmund Walter, Wilkes Co. : A. B., 1833. Planter. Gen. As- 
 
 sem. Dead. 
 Jones, Protheus Eppes Armistead, Granville Co. : A. B., 1S33. Lawyer. 
 
 Dead. 
 Jones, Thomas C, Wake Co. Dead. 
 Lemly, Henry A., Salisbury : 1830. Dead. 
 Morehead, Abraham Forrest, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1834. Tutor, 1835. 
 
 Lawyer. Born 1816, died 1837. 
 Owen, William Hayes, Granville Co. : A. B., 1833 ; A. M., 1838. Tutor, 
 
 t8 35-43- p rof. Wake Forest Coll. Dead. 
 Parker, John Haywood, Tarboro : A. B., 1832; D. D. Salisbury. Dead. 
 Rosebrough, Rufus Milton, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1832. Planter. Rowan Co. 
 
 Died 1864. 
 Stedman, James Owen, Fayetteville : A. B., 1832. Minister. 
 Young, John N., Iredell Co. Physician. Memb. Legis. of Ala. Water 
 
 Valley, Miss. 
 
 I83O. 
 
 Anderson, Albert Gallatin, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1S34. Minister. 
 Anderson, Edwin Alexander, Wilmington : 1831. Born 1S16. A. B., 
 
 Yale, 1S35 ; M. D., Yale, 1S37. Pres. N. C. Med. Soc. Wilmington. 
 Bracken, Julius C. S., Caswell Co. : 1834. Dead. 
 Carter, William Brown, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1S34. Lawyer and Planter. 
 
 Stokes Co. Born 1S14, dead. 
 Covington, Benjamin H., Richmond Co. : 1833. Dead. 
 Covington, Harrison Wall, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1834. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Ala. Died 1848. 
 Doak, Daniel Gillespie, Guilford Co. : A. B., 1832. Minister. Died i86d. 
 Gunn, William Pinckney, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1S34. Dead. 
 Jones, Valentine M., Chatham Co. : 1S31. Dead. 
 King, Junius Bayard, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1S33. Minister. Dallas Co., Ala. 
 
 Born 1S10, died 1S50. 
 
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 Love, Robert E., Salisbury : 1832. Dead. 
 
 McCain, William A., Rockingham Co. : 1831. Dead. 
 
 Miller, Henry Watkins, Buckingham Co., Va. : A. B., 1S34; A. M., 1837. 
 
 Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Raleigh. Dead. 
 Ruffin, Samuel H., Louisburg : A. B., 1835. Planter. Dead. 
 Terry, Joseph M., Virginia : 1832. Lawyer. Rockbridge Co. 
 Thompson, Lewis W., Bertie Co. : 1831. Dead. 
 Wood, William H. R., Fort Claiborne, Ala. : 1S33. Dead. 
 
 I83I. 
 
 Battle, Christopher Columbus, Edgecombe Co. : A. B,, 1835. Lawyer. 
 
 U. S. A. (Mexican War). Born 1814, died 1859. 
 Bethell, William D., Rockingham Co. : 1833. Dead. 
 Bingham, John Archibald, Hillsboro : 1835. A. B. ; A.M. Minister. 
 
 Teacher. Born 1815, died 1855. 
 Bond, William Pugh, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1834. Dead. 
 Bullock, James M., Granville Co. : 1S32. Planter. Dead. 
 Burch, William W., Surry Co. : 1832. Dead. 
 Dodson, Charles Russell, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1835 '■> M - D -» Univ. Pa. 
 
 Born 1S14. Milton. 
 Foster, Augustus John, Franklin Co.: A. B., 1835. Planter. Wake Co. 
 
 Dead. 
 Graves, George Washington, Caswell Co. : 1832. Physician. Born 1809, 
 
 died 1S76. 
 Graves, Henry Lea, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1835. Minister. 
 Hargrave, Franklin Gullen, Lexington : 1834. Planter. Born 1814, died 
 
 1845. 
 Henderson, David Wallace, Milton : 1835. Dead. 
 
 Henry, Robert Williams, Virginia : A. B., 1835. Lawyer. Died early. 
 Hogan, Alexander W., Randolph Co. : 1832. Dead. 
 Holt, John Riley, Orange Co. : 1833. Minister and Teacher. Born 1814, 
 
 died 1871. 
 Hooper, William Wilberforce, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1836 ; A. M., 1841. Phy- 
 sician. Fayetteville. Born 1816, died 1864. 
 Jones, Johnston Blakely, Pittsboro : 1836. Physician. Chapel Hill, after- 
 wards Charlotte. Born 1814, died 1889. 
 McAlister, David, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1834. Tutor, 1835. Physician. 
 
 Died c. 1840. 
 Mebane, William Nelson, Greensboro : A. B., 1833 ; A. M., 1839. Tutor, 
 
 i833-'34. Presbyterian Minister. Born 1S09, died 1859. 
 Norwood, Joseph Caldwell, Hillsboro: 1832. Planter. Caldwell Co. 
 
 Born 1813, died 1890. 
 Robards, Henry J., Granville Co.: 1834. Physician. Williamsboro. 
 
 Born 1816, died 1879. 
 Robards, Horace Lawrence, Granville Co.: A. B., 1835; A.M., 1S39. 
 
 Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Oxford. Born 1814, died 1867. 
 Rose, William Alexander, Stokes Co. : A. B., 1S35. Died c. 1839. 
 Smith, James Campbell, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1835 ; A. M., 1839. Phy- 
 sician. Dead. 
 
74 Catalogue of the Members of {i^i- '33. 
 
 Swann, Frederick W., Wilmington : 1832. Dead. 
 
 Thorn, Addi Edwin Donnel, Greensboro: A. B., 1833. Minister. Dead. 
 
 Webb, William Peter, Tuscaloosa, Ala. : A. B., 1835. Lawyer. Judge. 
 
 Eutaw, Ala. 
 Williams, William L., Cumberland Co. : 1832. 
 Yancey, Algernon Sidney, Caswell Co. : 1833. Lawyer. Died 1840. 
 
 1832. 
 
 Baird, Benjamin R., Person Co. 
 
 Bate, James Henry, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1836. Minister. Born 1815, died 
 1848. 
 
 Daniel, Chesley B., Granville Co. Planter. Born 1809, died 1889. 
 
 Donelson, Andrew Jackson, Tennessee. 
 
 Downey, John Alexander, Granville Co. : A. B., 1836. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Dunlap, Robert W., Lancaster, S. C. : 1835. 
 
 Graves, Richard Stamford, Orange Co. : 1836. Dead. 
 
 Hamlett, James Edward, Virginia: A. B., 1836. Dead. 
 
 Henderson, William, Tennessee : 1834. Dead. 
 
 Hooper, Edward Jones, Chapel Hill: 1835. Physician. Lancaster, S. C. 
 Born 1S18, died 1S50. 
 
 Jones, George Washington, Granville Co. : 1836. Lawyer. 
 
 Jones, John T., Wilkes Co. : 1836. Died c. 1838. 
 
 Jones, Thomas, Virginia : A. B., 1836. Minister. Dead. 
 
 Kittrell, William J., Chapel Hill : 1S33. Dead. 
 
 Lindsay, Robert Goodloe, Greensboro: 1836. Born 1816. 
 
 McBryde, Malcolm, Robeson Co. : 1S34. Texas. Dead. 
 
 McCutchin, Robert George, Williamsburg, S. C. : A. B., 1836. Minister. 
 
 Munger, Nelson H., Darlington Dist, S. C. 
 
 Nelms, Charles G., Anson Co.: 1836. Planter. Holly Springs, Miss. 
 Lieut. -Col. C. S. A. Born 1815, killed at Shiloh, 1862. 
 
 Paisley, John, Guilford Co. : A. B., 1835; A. M., 1840. Minister. Dead. 
 
 Polk, William H., Tennessee: 1833. Lawyer. Charge d'Affaires at 
 Naples. Dead. 
 
 Rutlege, Eugene, North Carolina. 
 
 Saunders, James, Raleigh : A. B., 1836. Lawyer. Born 1816, died in ser- 
 vice in Mexican War, 1847. 
 
 Smith, Francis Jones, Hillsboro : 1836. Physician. Born 1816, died 1877. 
 
 Smith, James T., Anson Co. : 1833. Born 1813, died 1S33. 
 
 Stamps, Thomas, Virginia: A. B., 1836. Dead. 
 
 Stamps, William Lipscomb, Virginia: A. B., 1836. Physician. Milton. 
 
 Sutherland, William R., Orange Co. : 1S36. Died c. 1S3S. 
 
 Thompson, John Carnes, Port Tobacco, Md. : A. B., 1S35. Dead. 
 
 Watt, Robert B., Rockingham Co. : 1S34. Lawyer. Dead. 
 
 1833. 
 
 Barringer, William, Cabarrus Co. : 1834. Methodist Minister. Born 1816, 
 died 1873. 
 
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 Bond, Henry F., Kinston : 1834. Dead. 
 
 Burton, Hardy M., Murfreesboro, Tenn. : 1835. Dead. 
 
 Busbee, Perrin, Wake Co. : A. B., 1S37. Lawyer. Reporter Supreme 
 
 Ct. Born 1816, died 1853. 
 Hairston, Peter Wilson, Pittsylvania Co., Va. : A. B., 1837. Planter. 
 
 Dead. 
 Hargrave, Jesse Hamilton, Lexington : 1835. Planter. Born 1816, died 
 
 1879- 
 
 Hawkins, Frank, Franklin Co. : 1836. Born 181 5. Planter. Gen. Assem. 
 Miss. Winona, Miss. 
 
 Polk, George W., Raleigh: 1S37. Maury Co., Tenn. Born 1818, dead. 
 
 Pugh, William A., Bertie Co. : 1834. 
 
 Ruffin, William H., Louisburg : 1836. Physician. 
 
 Seawell, Robert W., Raleigh : 1834. Planter. Dead. 
 
 Smith, Gerard J., Cumberland Co. : 1834. Dead. 
 
 Smith, James Sydney, Hillsboro : 1835. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Born 
 1819, died 1867. 
 
 Swann, Alexander D., Wilmington : 1837. Died early. 
 
 Taylor, Leonard Henderson, Oxford : A. B., 1837 ; A. M., 1843. Physi- 
 cian. Mississippi. Born 1819, dead. 
 
 Wood, Benjamin Franklin, Claiborne, Ala. : 1834. 
 
 I834. 
 
 Avery, William Waightstill, Burke Co. : A. B., 1837 ; A. M., 1850. Law- 
 yer. Meinb. H. of C. Speaker Senate. C. S. Senator. Col. C. S.A. 
 Born 1816, killed at Morganton, 1864. 
 
 Battle, Isaac L., Edgecombe Co. : 1835. Planter. Marianna, Fla. Born 
 1S16, died 1843. 
 
 Craddock, Charles James Fox, Virginia. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Cunningham, Robert B., Person Co. : 1S35. 
 
 Davis, George, Wilmington : A. B., 183S ; LL. D. Lawyer. Confed. 
 States Senator. Atty. Gen. Confed. States. Wilmington. 
 
 Davis, William W., New Hanover Co. : 1835. Physician. 
 
 Dickie, David, Orange Co. : 1836. Minister. Dead. 
 
 Donoho, Richard A., Milton : 1836. Tennessee. 
 
 Edmunds, Littleton, Virginia: 1835. Tobacconist. S. Boston, Va. 
 
 Glenn, John W., Virginia : 1S35. Physician. Surgeon Mex. War and 
 C. S. A. 
 
 Goggin, John O. L., Virginia : 1836. 
 
 Hall, Elias, Iredell Co. : 1835. 
 
 Hobson, Benjamin Mosely, Milton : A. B., 1S3S. Minister. 
 
 Holley, George Stanly, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1837 ; A. M., 1844. Lawyer. 
 Dead. 
 
 Jackson, Joseph John, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1838 ; A. M., 1S43. Lawyer. 
 Pittsboro. 
 
 Leach, Julian E., Randolph Co. : 7835. Dead. 
 
 Long, William John, Randolph Co. : A. B., 1838. Gen. Assem. Memb. 
 Convention, 1S61. Lawyer. Born 1815, died 1882. 
 
76 Catalogue of the Members of [ r S34-'35. 
 
 McCauley, Charles Maurice Talleyrand, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1838. Law- 
 yer. State Senator. Monroe. 
 
 McCutchen, Thomas, South Carolina : 1835. 
 
 Massey, Samuel Buckner, South Carolina : 1837. 
 
 Ruffin, Sterling, Orange Co. : 1835. 
 
 Summerville, James, South Carolina: A. B., 1838. 
 
 Walker, Peter, Hillsboro : 1835. 
 
 Walker; William Richmond, Caswell Co. : A. B., 183S ; A. M., 1S58. 
 
 Watkins, Joel T., Mecklenburg Co., Va. : 1836. 
 
 Watt, William P., Rockingham Co. : 1836. Dead. 
 
 Whitaker, Wilson Willis, Wake Co. : A. B., 1S38; A. M., 1841. Planter. 
 Dead. 
 
 Whitfield, William A., Wayne Co. : 1837. U. S. Navy. 
 
 Williams, Samuel G., Louisburg : 1836. Dead. 
 
 1835. 
 
 Avery, Clark Moulton, Burke Co. : A. B., 1839. Col. C. S. A. Born 1819, 
 killed at the Wilderness, 3864. 
 
 Barksdale, John Nash, Rutherford Co., Tenn. : A. B., 1839. Lawyer. 
 Born 1819, died 1844. 
 
 Bethell, Pinkney C, Caswell Co. : 1836. Dead. 
 
 Bradley, Philip E., Wilmington : 1S38. Born 1818, died 1S49. 
 
 Brown, Livingston, Caswell Co. : 1836. Lawyer. Planter. Gen.Assem. 
 
 Brown, William Frederick, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1S39. Dead. 
 
 Evans, Joseph Washington, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 183S. 
 
 Harris, William Shakespeare, Cabarrus Co. : 1S36. Planter. Dead. 
 
 Hawkins, Peter B., Warren Co.: 1S36. Physician. 
 
 Headen, Isaac Brooks, Chatham Co. : 1836. M. D., Univ. Pa. Died 1852. 
 
 Headen, James Hunter, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1S39 ; A. M., 1S47. Lawyer. 
 Pittsboro. 
 
 Holland, Williamson P., Halifax Co., Va. 
 
 Jones, Alpheus, Wake Co. : A. B., 1839; A. M., 1S43. Planter. Dead. 
 
 Long, James Allen, Randolph Co.: A. B., 1S41. Lawyer. Journalist. 
 Born 1817, died 18G4. 
 
 McDowell, William A., Mecklenburg Co. : 1836. 
 
 McKay, Neill, Cumberland Co. : 1836. D. D. Presbyterian Minister. 
 Planter. Summerville, Harnett Co. 
 
 McRae, Duncan Kirkland, Fayetteville : 1S37. LL. D., 1S66. Lawyer. 
 Journalist. Gen. Assem. Consul at Paris. Col. C. S. A. Born 1S19, 
 died 1888. 
 
 Meares, Thomas Davis, Wilmington : A. B., 1S39 ; A. M., 1S43. Lawyer 
 and Planter. Gen. Assem. Memb. Convention, 1S61. Born 1S1S, died 
 1S71. 
 
 Nelms, Ebenezer, Anson Co. : 1836. 
 
 Rankin, John Chambers, Guilford Co. : 1S36. D. D. Born 1816. Mis- 
 sionary to India. Baskinridge, N. J. 
 
 Shaw, Colin, Fayetteville : A. B., 1838 ; A. M., 1S48. Born 1S12. Presby- 
 terian Minister. Magnolia. 
 
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 Singletary, Samuel J., South Carolina: 1836. 
 
 Terry, Abner C, Pittsylvania Co., Va. : 1836. A. B. (Princeton). Jour- 
 nalist. Died 1851. 
 
 I836. 
 
 Belton, Henry J. G., Salisbury. Died early. 
 
 Braswell, Abraham H., Rockingham Co. : 1839. 
 
 Caldwell, Tod Robinson, Burke Co. : A. B., 1840. Gen. Assem. Memb. 
 Convention, 1865. Lieut. -Gov., 1868-70. Governor, i870-'74. Born 
 1818, died 1874. 
 
 Claiborne, Richard Henry, Danville, Va. : A. B., 1840; A. M., 1843. 
 Lawyer. Danville. Born 1821, died 1845. 
 
 Covington, James M., Richmond Co. : 1837. Died c. 1839. 
 
 Covington, Stephen W., Richmond Co. : 1837. Dead. 
 
 Cunningham, John Wilson, Person Co. : A. B., 1840. Planter. State 
 Senator. Bora 1819, died 1887. 
 
 Dodson, Stephen L., Milton. 
 
 Graham, Charles Chauncey, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1840. Born 18 19. Manu- 
 facturer. Banker. Comm, Merchant. Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 Henderson, William Henry, Carroll Co., Tenn. : A. B., 1840. Dead. 
 
 Jennings, Peter Hunter, Richmond Co. : 1837. Born 1820, died 1846. 
 
 Johnston, William, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1840. Lawyer. Mayor of Char- 
 lotte. Pres. C. C. and A. R. R. Charlotte. 
 
 Lillington, John Alexander, Wilmington : A. B., 1840. Lawyer. State 
 Senator. Born 1820, died 1854. 
 
 McMillan, Andrew, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1840. Presbyterian Minister. 
 Laurel Hill. 
 
 Phifer, Martin Locke, Cabarrus Co. : 1838. Lawyer. Planter. Born 
 
 1818, died 1S53. 
 
 Purcell, Archibald, Robeson Co. : A. B., 1840. Planter. Maxton. 
 Shipp, Albert Micajah, Lincoln Co.: A. B., 1840; A.M., 1845; D. D. 
 
 Prof. French and History U. N. C. Prof. Vanderbilt Univ. Pres. 
 
 Wofford Coll., S. C. Died 18S8. 
 Shipp, William Marcus, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1840. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Atty. Gen., i868-'72. Judge Superior Ct., i8Si-'90. Charlotte. Born 
 
 1819, died 1890. 
 
 Spraggins, Lafayette B., Virginia: 1837. 
 
 Spraggins, Thomas M., Virginia: 1837. 
 
 Thompson, Edwin G., Orange Co.: 1838. Physician. Born 1812, died 1841. 
 
 Watkins, Stephen H., Virginia: 1837. 
 
 1837. 
 
 Atkins, Benjamin Franklin, Cumberland Co.: A. B., 1841. Lawyer. 
 
 Col. C. S. A. Columbia, Texas. 
 Avery, Thomas L., Burke Co. : A. B., 1841. 
 Boylan, James, Raleigh : 1841. Planter. Dead. 
 
j8 Catalogue of the Members of [!837' 
 
 Brodnax, John Wilson, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1841. Maj. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Leaksville. 
 Burton, Henry W., Lincoln Co.: 1839. Lincolnton. 
 Burton, Robert, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1841. 
 Caldwell, Archibald Henderson, Salisbury : A. B., 1841. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Clerk and Master in Equity. Born 1821, died 1861. 
 Cameron, John Worthy, Moore Co. : A. B., 1840. Lawyer. Journalist. 
 
 Rockingham. Dead. 
 Clarke, William John, Raleigh : A. B., 1841 ; A. M., 1844. Capt. U. S. A. 
 
 Mexican War. State Comptroller. Col. C. S. A. Judge Superior Ct. 
 
 New Berne. Died 1S86. 
 Coleman, David, Buncombe Co. : A. B., 1842. U. S. N. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Memb. Convention, 1875. Gen. Assem. Asheville. Dead. 
 Currie, Daniel Brown, Robeson Co. : A. B., 1840. Physician. Dead. 
 Currie, Shelby Swain, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1840. Physician. 
 Dickson, Robert Duncan, Wilmington : A. B., 1S41. Physician. Dead. 
 Dillard, John H., Rockingham Co.: 1839. LL. D. Judge Supreme Ct. 
 
 Greensboro. 
 Dudley, William Henry Haywood, Raleigh: A. B., 1840. Dead. 
 Erwin, John Simianer, Burke Co. : A. B., 1841. Physician. Born 181S, 
 
 died 1858. 
 Garrott, Isham W., Wake Co. : 1840. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Ala. 
 
 Brig. -Gen. C. S. A. Born 1S16, killed at Vicksburg, 1S63. 
 Green, William Shakespeare, Danville, Va. : A. B., 1S40 ; A.M., 1843. 
 
 Physician. Dead. 
 Hall, Samuel, Wilmington: 1839. Chief Justice Supreme Ct., Ga. Died 
 
 1887. 
 Harrison, Atlas Octavius, Raleigh: A. B., 1841. Dead. 
 Hawkins, John Davis, Franklin Co. : A. B , 1841. Born 1821. Cotton 
 
 Factor. • New Orleans, La. 
 Hawkins, William Joseph, Franklin Co. : 1S39. Born 1819. Physician. 
 
 Ex-Prest. R. & G. R. R. Prest. of Bank. Raleigh. 
 Haywood, Richard Bennehan, Raleigh: A. B., 1841. Physician. Sur- 
 geon C. S. A. Prest. N. C. Med. Soc. Born 1S19, died iSSS. 
 Hill, William H., Wilmington : 1S3S. Physician. Dead. 
 Hoke, John Franklin, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1S41. Lawyer. Capt. U. S. A. 
 
 Mexican War. Adj. -Gen. N. C. Troops. Born 1821, died 188S. 
 Hunter, James McG., Raleigh: 1839. 
 Jenkins, James S., Robeson Co. : 1S3S. Dead. 
 Jones, Alston A., Wake Co. : 1839. Planter. Dead. 
 Jones, Nathaniel, Wake Co. : 1841. Dead. 
 Lazarus, Marx E., Wilmington : 1S39. 
 Logan, William, Virginia: A. B., 1S40. Dead. 
 
 McAlister, Hector H., Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1S41. Minister, Dead. 
 McBee, Vardry Alexander, South Carolina: A. B., 1S41. 
 McNeill, Angus Currie, Robeson Co. : A. B., 1S39. Minister. Dead. 
 McPheeters, William Marceilus, Raleigh : 1S3S. Prof. Materia Medica. 
 
 Physician. St. Louis, Mo. 
 
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 Perkins, John T., Burke Co. : 183S. Dead. 
 
 Phillips, Charles, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1841 ; A. M., 1S44 ; D. D. ; LL. D. 
 
 Tutor, iS44-'54. Prof. Engineering, iS54-'6o, and of Math., 1S61-68 
 
 and 1S75— '79. Prof, at Davidson College, i86g-'75. Born 1822, died 
 
 1889. 
 Phillips, Samuel Field, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1841 ; A. M., 1844; LL. D. 
 
 Assist. Prof. Law, i854-'59. Gen. Assem. Speaker H. of C. Solic- 
 itor-General of U. S., iS73-'85. Washington, D. C. 
 Seawell, Richard B., Raleigh : 1838. Planter. Raleigh. 
 Sellars, Duncan, New Hanover Co. : A. B., 1840. Minister. 
 Shepherd, Jesse George, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1841. Speaker H. of C, 
 
 iS56-'57. Judge Superior Ct., 1858. Born i82i,died 1S69. 
 Smith, Samuel W., Granville Co. : 1838. Planter. Berea. Born 1819, 
 
 died 1885. 
 Strange, Robert, Fayetteville : A. B., 1841. Lawyer. Maj. U. S. A. 
 
 Mexican War. Gen. Assem. Memb. Convention, 1861. Maj. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1823, died 1877. 
 Taylor, James Fauntleroy, Raleigh : A. B., 1841 ; A. M., 1844. Raleigh. 
 Walker, James C, Caswell Co. : 1838. Physician. Dead. 
 Walkup, Samuel Hoey, Mecklenburg Co.: A. B., 1841 ; A. M., 1S44. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Col. C. S. A. Dead. 
 Williams, James Henderson, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1841. Dead. 
 Williams, John Calhoun, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1841 ; A. M., 1S46. 
 
 Dead. 
 Wilson, John R., Danville, Va. : 1S38. 
 
 I838. 
 
 Ashe, Richard James, Hillsboro : A. B., 1842. Born 1821. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Memb. Legislature. Merchant. Bakersfield, Cal. 
 Barringer, Rufus, Cabarrus Co. : A. B., 1842. Born 1821. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Brig. -Gen. C. S. A. Charlotte. 
 Bradley, Alfred Owen, Wilmington : 1841. Physician. Born 1821, died 1871. 
 Caldwell, James Augustus, Burke Co. : A. B., 1842. Planter. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Born 1820, died 1876. 
 Campbell, James Williamson, Marengo Co., Ala. : A. B., 1842. Lawyer. 
 
 Born 1820, died 1844. 
 Campbell, Robert McGregor, Marengo Co., Ala. : A. B., 1842. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1822, dead. 
 Coleman, George S., Buncombe Co. : 1839. Physician. Gonzales, Texas. 
 
 Died 1S84. 
 Eastin, John D., Maury Co., Tenn. : 1839. 
 Garland, William H. I., Tennessee : 1S39. 
 Gilmer, Samuel J., Charlotte : 1839. 
 
 Green, Stephen Sneed, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1842. Born 1822, died 1S46. 
 Hairston, George, Virginia: 1S39. Planter. Dead. 
 Harriss, William White, Wilmington : A. B., 1842; A. M., 1S47. M. D., 
 
 Univ. N. Y. Surgeon C. S. A. Wilmington. 
 
8o Catalogue of the Members of [1838- '39. 
 
 Kelly, Angus Robinson, Moore Co. : A. B., 1841 ; A. M., 1847. Lawyer. 
 Marion, Ala. Born 1S13, died 18S7. 
 
 Lane, Thomas Hill, Wilmington : 1839. Planter. C. S. A. Born 1820, 
 killed at St. Mary's River, Fla., 1864. 
 
 Lenoir, Thomas I., Wilkes Co. : 1S39. Capt. C. S. A. Planter. Hay- 
 wood Co. Died 1S82. 
 
 Logan, Henry Charles, Va. : 1839. Planter. Born 1819, died 1846. 
 
 Long, Alphonso W., Randolph Co. : 1S39. Dead. 
 
 McAdoo, Albert Y., Guilford Co. : 1839. Physician. Dead. 
 
 McKinnon, Malcolm A., Cumberland Co. : 1839. Dead. 
 
 McPheeters, Samuel Brown, Raleigh : A. B., 1841 ; D. D. Presbyterian 
 Minister. Born 1S19, died 1870. 
 
 McRee, Andrew Franklin, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1841. 
 
 Meares, Gaston, Wilmington : 1839. Lawyer in Arkansas. Lt.-Col. 
 U. S. A. Mexican War. Planter in Brunswick Co., N. C. Memb. 
 H. of C, 1S54. Comm. Merchant in New York. Col. C. S. A. Born 
 1821, killed at Malvern Hill, 1862. 
 
 Morisey, Thomas Junius, Sampson Co. : A. B., 1842; A. M., 1845. Law- 
 yer. Planter. Gen. Assem. Born 1818, dead. 
 
 Pharr, Walter Wellington, Cabarrus Co. : A. B. 1840. Minister. 
 
 Polk, Horace Matthew, Bolivar, Tenn. : A. B., 1841. Lawyer. Planter. 
 Gen. Assem. La. Gen. Assem. Tenn. Born 1819, dead. 
 
 Price, James A., Caswell Co. : 1839. Physician. Georgia. 
 
 Quince, Nathaniel Hill, Wilmington : A. B., 1842. Died early. 
 
 Rumn, Peter Brown, Orange Co. : 1839. Treas. N. C. R. R. Hillsboro. 
 
 Smith, John Baptist, Granville Co. : A. B., 1842. Died early. 
 Sydnor, Henry A., Halifax Co., Va. : 1839. Dead. 
 
 Wiley, Calvin Henderson, Guilford Co.: A. B., 1840; A.M., 1845; D. D., 
 1881. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Author. Presbyterian Minister. 
 State Su'pt. Public Instruction. Agt. Amer. Bible Soc. Born 1S20, 
 died 18S7. 
 Williams, Lewis L., Nashville, Tenn. : 1840. Dead. 
 
 1839. 
 
 Amis, Lewis, Granville Co. : 1S40. 
 
 Andres, Edwin F., Bladen Co. : 1S41. Dead. 
 
 Barbee, Chesley Page Patterson, Madison Co., Tenn. : A. B., 1S43. Dead. 
 
 Bullock, Walter A., Grenada, Miss. : 1840. Dead. 
 
 Cain, William, Orange Co. : 1S41. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Covington, Edmund De Berry, Richmond Co.: A. B., 1844. Died 1846. 
 
 Cowan, William Dick, Wilmington : A. B., 1843. Physician. California. 
 Born 1821, died 1S59. 
 
 Downey, James Webb, Granville Co. : A. B., 1843. Dead. 
 
 Dusenbery, James Lawrence, Lexington : A. B., 1S42. Born 1S21. Sur- 
 geon C. S. A. Physician. Lexington. 
 
 Ellis, John White, Davidson Co. : A. B., 1S41. Memb. H. of C, l844-'48. 
 Judge Superior Ct. Governor, i859-'6i. Born 1S20, died 1S61. 
 
 Green, William Wills, Granville Co. : A. B., 1S41. Physician. 
 
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 Hairston, Robert, Virginia : 1840. Dead. 
 
 Hayes, William J., Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1842. Physician. Charlotte, 
 
 Henderson, George W., Mobile, Ala. : 1842. Dead. 
 
 Hill, Richard Bradley, Wilmington : A. B., 1843. Physician. Brunswick, 
 Ga. Born 1S22, died 1S85. 
 
 Irwin, James P., Charlotte : A. B., 1843. 
 
 Johnston, Thomas Lynn, Lincoln Co.: A. B., 1843. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Jones, Rufus Henry, Wake Co. : A. B., 1843. Planter. Cary. 
 
 Lenoir, Walter Waightstill, Wilkes Co. : A. B., 1843. Capt. C. S. A. 
 Gen. Assem. Planter. Shull's Mills, Watauga Co. Died 1S90. 
 
 Lord, Frederick James, Wilmington : A. B., 1843. Planter. Vice-Consul 
 for Spain, i846-'89, Wilmington. Born 1823, died 1890. 
 
 McDowell, Thomas David Smith, Bladen Co. : A. B., 1843. Born l82 3- 
 Memb. H. of C, iS46-'50. Senator, 1S54-5S. Memb. Confed. Con- 
 gress. Planter. 
 
 Meares, John London, Wilmington: A. B., 1843. Physician. San Fran- 
 cisco, Cal. Dead. 
 
 Sharp, John S., Rockingham Co. : 1839. 
 
 Tunstall, Thomas Tate, Baldwin Co., Ala. : 1841. Born 1823. Consul to 
 Cadiz, 1856, and to San Salvador, iSSS. Tensaw, Ala. 
 
 Walker, Thomas Owen Davis, Wilmington : A. B., 1843. Lawyer. 
 R. R. Prest. Born 1S22, died 1865. 
 
 Wright, Clement Gillespie, Bladen Co. : A. B., 1843 ; A. M., 1S53. Law- 
 yer. Gen. Assem. Lieut. -Col. C. S. A. Fayetteville. Born 1824, 
 died in service, 1865. 
 
 I84O. 
 
 Barbee, William Franklin, Haywood Co., Tenn. : A. B., 1844. Dead. 
 
 Beatty, William H., Hillsboro: 1842. Dead. 
 
 Borden, John Beck, Wilcox Co., Ala. : A. B., 1844. Dead. 
 
 Busbee, Quentin Durward, Wake Co. : 1842. Lawyer. Raleigh. Born 
 1825, died 1877. 
 
 Clement, Henry Lawrence, Davie Co. : A. B., 1S43. Lawyer. Born 
 1821, died 1844. 
 
 Cochran, Joseph L., Mecklenburg Co. : 1841. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Covington, Thomas Arey, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1843. Dead. 
 
 Cowan, John, Wilmington: A. B., 1844. Born 1823, died 1861. 
 
 Cowan, Robert H., Wilmington : A. B., 1S44. Lawyer. Col. C. S. A. 
 R. R. Prest. Born 1824, died 1872. 
 
 Dewey, Charles Francis, Raleigh: A. B., 1844. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Dick, Robert Paine, Greensboro : A. B., 1843 ; A. M., 1847 ; LL. D. Born 
 1823. U. S. Dist. Atty. Memb. Conventions 1861 and 1865. Senator. 
 Judge Supreme Ct., i868-'72. Judge U. S. Dist. Ct., 1872 — . Greensboro. 
 
 Foster, John, Davie Co. : 1841. Dead. 
 
 Graham, Henry William, Lincoln Co.: A. B., 1844; A. M., 1849. Physi- 
 cian. Dead. 
 
 Graham, Joseph Montrose, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1844. Dead. 
 
82 Catalogue of the Members of [i840-'4i. 
 
 Grier, Ebenezer Clarkson, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1844. Macon, Ga. 
 
 Lawyer. Died 1888. 
 Hawes, John Robert, New Hanover Co. Born 1S23. M. IX, Univ. N. Y. 
 
 Capt. C. S. A. Gen. Assem. Planter. Wilmington. 
 Hawkins, Philemon Benjamin, Franklin Co. : A. B., 1844. Born 1823. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Planter. Louisburg. 
 Henderson, Leonard, Granville Co. : 1842. Born 1823. Planter. Teacher. 
 
 Henderson. 
 Henderson, Philo P., Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1S43. Dead. 
 Hill, William, Wilmington: A. B., 1S44 ; A. M., 1850. Lawyer. Halifax 
 
 Co. Often Memb. Gen. Assem. Born 1825, died i860. 
 Jones, Adolphus G., Wake Co. : A. B., 1844. Planter. Cary. 
 Lewis, Edward Bulkeley, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1844. Born 1822, died 1845. 
 Long, John Wesley, Randolph Co. : A. B., 1844; M. D., Univ. Pa. Born 
 
 1824, died 1S63. 
 McLaurin, Joseph, Wilmington : A. B., 1S44. Born 1822. Banker. Wil- 
 mington. 
 McNairy, Bartlett Yancey, Guilford Co.: A. B., 1843. Dead. 
 McNeill, James H., Fayetteville : 1841. Minister.' Col. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in battle. 
 Moore, Alexander -Duncan, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1845. Physician. Born 
 
 1S25, dead. 
 Polk, Allen J., Tennessee : 1S43. Planter. Dead. 
 
 Polk, Andrew Jackson, Raleigh : 1841. Capt. C. S. A. Born 1824, died 1S70. 
 Reid, John T., Mecklenburg Co. : 1842. Dead. 
 Rufhn, Thomas, Orange Co. : A. B., 1844. Col. C. S. A. Judge Superior 
 
 Ct. Judge Supreme Ct. Hillsboro. Died 18S9. 
 Springfield, Blount, Madison Co., Tenn. : 1S41. 
 Steele, Walter Leak, Richmond Co.: A. B., 1844; A. M., 1847. Born 
 
 1S23. Memb. H. of C, 1S46-50 and 1S54. Senator, 1S52 and 1858. 
 
 Memb. Convention, 1861. M. C, 1876-80. Manufacturer. Rock- 
 ingham. 
 Thompson, John R., Raleigh : 1S42. Physician. 
 Walker, John M., Plillsboro : 1S42. 
 Watt, Rufus L., Rockingham Co. : 1S41. Dead. 
 Wilson, Richard Don, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1842. Lawyer. Teacher. 
 
 C. S. A. Marion. Born 1819, died 1SS3. 
 
 184I. 
 
 Allison, Richard M., Iredell Co. : 1S42. Lawyer. C. S. A. Statesville. 
 
 Born 1S21, died 1SS4. 
 Ballanfant, John, Culleoka, Tenn. : A. B., 1844. Gen. Assem. Planter. 
 
 Culleoka, Tenn. 
 Bryan, John A., Sampson Co. Born 1S30. Physician. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Kenansville. 
 Bryan, Josiah E., Fayetteville: 1S42. Died 1S60. 
 
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 Cave, Belfield William, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1848; A. M., 1S52. Lawyer. 
 
 Thomasville, Ga. Born 1826, died 1856. 
 Clinch, John Houston Mcintosh, St. Mary's, Ga. : A. B., 1844. Born 1823. 
 
 Rice Planter. Savannah, Ga. 
 Coleman, John H., Buncombe Co. : 1843. Planter. Austin, Texas. Born 
 
 1819, died 1883. 
 Davis, Thomas Frederick, Salisbury: A. B., 1845. Episcopal Minister. 
 
 Camden, S. C. Dead. 
 Erwin, Sidney Bulow, Burke Co. : 1842. Lawyer. Asheville. 
 Foster, Alfred Gaither, Lexington: A. B., 1844. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Memb. Convention of 1861. Born 1826, died 1S66. 
 Green, James Severin, Chapel Hill : 1842. Born 1825. M. D., Univ. Pa. 
 
 Mont Eagle, Tenn. 
 Hawkins, Alexander Boyd, Franklin Co.: A. B., 1845. Born 1825. 
 
 Physician. Planter. Tallahassee, Fla. 
 Holmes, Owen Davis, Wilmington : A. B., 1845. Planter. Born 1824, 
 
 died 1883. 
 Holt, Lewis Bowen, Orange Co.: 1843. Born 1821, died 1843. 
 Holt, Pleasant Allen, Orange Co. : A. B., 1845. Born 1826. Physician. 
 
 Surgeon C. S. A. Merchant. Jacksonville, Fla. 
 Irvin, Jesse, Milton : 1843. Born 1822, died 1846. 
 Ivey, Virginius Henry, Norfolk, Va. : A. B., 1845. Lawyer. Hillsboro, 
 
 Texas. 
 Jackson, William M., Florence, Ala. : 1843. Planter. Florence, Ala. 
 Leak, James Augustus, Richmond Co.: A. B., 1843. Memb. H. of C. 
 
 State Senator. Banker and Planter. Wadesboro. 
 McBee, William Pinckney, Greenville, S. C. : A. B., 1842. Civil Engineer. 
 
 Born 1820, died i860. 
 McCauley, Samuel S. S., Chapel Hill : 1843. Teacher. Mayor. Monroe. 
 McCorkle, James Marshall, Wadesboro : 1842. Lawyer. Reporter of 
 
 Supreme Ct. Salisbury. Born c. 1S25, died c. 18S2. 
 Mcllhenny, Thomas Cowan, Wilmington: A. B., 1845. Born 1825. 
 
 Planter. Wilmington. 
 Manly, Charles, Raleigh : 1842. Lieut. Mexican War. Born 1824, died 1848. 
 Manly, Langdon Cheves, Raleigh: A. B., 1845; A. M., 1S49. Physician. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1822, died 18S8. 
 Nelms, Joseph P., Anson Co. : 1842. Planter in Miss. Died c. 18S4. 
 Person, Samuel Jones, Moore Co.: A. B., 1843. Gen. Assem. Judge 
 
 Superior Ct. Died 1S68. 
 Polk, Thomas G., Tennessee. Planter. Capt. C. S. A. Decatur, Ala. 
 Reese, John J., Knoxville, Tenn. : A. B., 1843. Lawyer. Planter. Capt. 
 
 U. S. A. (Mexican War). Lieut.-Col. C. S. A. Born 1823, died 1880. 
 Rounsaville, Peter King, Lexington: A. B., 1844; A. M., 1847. Lawyer, 
 
 Covington, Ind. Born 1824, died 1867. 
 Slade, Thomas Turner, Lincolnton : A. B., 1845. Lawyer and Merchant. 
 
 Capt. C. S. A. Born 1822, killed in battle, 1863. 
 Smith, Benjamin Men, Granville Co. : A. B., 1844. Planter. Little Rock, 
 
 Ark. Born 1S20, died 18S0. 
 
84 Catalogue of the Members of '[i84i-'42. 
 
 Smith, Jesse Potts, Fayetteville : A. B., 1845. Lawyer. Planter. Sampson 
 
 Co. Died 1865. 
 Staples, Waller R., Patrick Co., Va. : 1843. Born 1826. Memb. Gen. As- 
 
 sem. Several times Pres. Elector. Memb. Confed. Congress. Judge 
 
 Supreme Ct. of Appeals, i870-'82. Commissioner to revise laws of 
 
 Va., i883-'87. Lawyer. Richmond, Va. 
 Strong, George Vaughan, Sampson Co. : A. B., 1845 ; LL. D., 1889. Born 
 
 1827. Judge Crim. Ct. of Wake. Lawyer. Raleigh. 
 Taylor, Leonidas, Oxford : A. B., 1845. Physician. Oxford. 
 Taylor, Philip A., Tennessee : 1842. 
 
 Toomer, Alexander Duncan, Chatham Co. : 1843. Physician. Died 1858. 
 
 Turner, Thomas Henry Clay, Hillsboro : A. B., 1844. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Waddell, James Fleming, Pittsboro : 1843. Lieut. Mex. War. Capt. 
 C. S. A. Lawyer. Seale, Ala. 
 
 Webb, Henry Young, Eutaw, Ala.: 1844. Born 1822. M. D., Jefferson 
 Coll. Pres. Bd. of Censors and Health Officer of Greene Co. Eutaw, Ala. 
 
 Whyte, Thomas Edward, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1845. Born l82 7- Sur- 
 geon C. S. A. Physician. Clarke Co., Ga. 
 
 Williamson, John Lea, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1S43 ; A.M., 1847. Physi- 
 cian. Manufacturer. Graham. 
 
 Wimbish, James Alexander, Virginia : A. B., 1844. Dead. 
 
 Wortham, George W., Oxford: 1843. Lawyer. Capt. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1828, died 1883. 
 
 I842. 
 
 Brevard, Alexander Franklin, Lincolnton : A. B., 1846. Lawyer. State 
 
 Senator. Macpelah, Lincoln Co. 
 Brodnax, William F., Rockingham Co. : 1846. Planter. Dead. 
 Carr, Louis Flemming, Sampson Co. : 1843. Born 1S22. Lawyer. Ar- 
 kansas. 
 Dalton, Pleasant Hunter, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1S44. Born 1821. 
 
 Presbyterian Minister. Mocksville. 
 Faison, Julian P., Sampson Co. : 1S43. Baptist Minister. Harrell's Store. 
 Faison, Solomon James, Sampson Co. : A. B., 1S46. Lawyer. Teacher. 
 
 Planter. Memb. Convention, 1S75. Born 1S25, died 18S0. 
 Faison, William Alexander, Sampson Co. : A. B., 1S46. Born 1821. 
 
 Planter. Warsaw, Duplin Co. 
 Grasty, John S., Danville, Va. : 1843. Presbyterian Minister. Author. 
 
 Missouri. 
 Hicks, Edward Hubbell, Oxford : A. B., 1S46 ; A. M., 1S49. Planter. 
 
 Born c. 1830, died c. 1S85. 
 Hinton, David, Wake Co. : A. B., 1S47. Planter. Born 1S26, died 1S76. 
 Holmes, James, Sampson Co. : 1844. Ist Lieut. U. S. A. Born 1S26, 
 
 died 1854. 
 Holmes, John Lyon, Wilmington : A. B., 1846. Lawyer. Jacksonville, 
 
 Fla. Born 1S26, died iSSS. 
 Holmes, Lucian, Chatham Co. : 1846. Episcopal Minister. Teacher. 
 
 Matagorda, Texas. 
 
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 Jones, Seth B., Wake Co.: 1845. Planter. Born 1826, died 1862. 
 
 Lewis, John W., Chapel Hill : 1843. Dead. 
 
 Lucas, William, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1847. Died 1849. 
 
 McNeill, George, Fayetteville : 1844. Presbyterian Minister and Jour- 
 nalist. Fayetteville. Born 1827, died 1861. 
 
 Meares, William Belvidere, Wilmington : A. B., 1846. Born 1826. Physi- 
 cian and Planter. Davidson Co. 
 
 Mebane, William Thomas, Greensboro : A. B., 1845 > A - M -> 1850. Born 
 1825. M. D., Univ. Pa. Eureka, Ark. 
 
 Price, William W., Danville, Va. : 1S43. Planter. Dead. 
 
 Rogers, Sion Hart, Wake Co. : A. B., 1846; A. M., 1849. Lawyer. Gen. 
 Assem. Atty. Gen. M. C. Dead. 
 
 Ruffin, James Sterling, Orange Co. : A. B., 1846. Born 1826. M. D., 
 Univ. Pa. Demopolis, Ala. 
 
 Shepherd, Frederick Augustus, Anson Co.: A. B., 1846. Merchant and 
 Banker. Nashville, Tenn. 
 
 Smith, Rufus H., Rockingham : 1843. Teacher. Madison. 
 
 Stanfield, Stephen Addison, Virginia : A. B., 1844. Minister. 
 
 Strong, William Alexander, Sampson Co. : 1843. Lawyer. Kansas. 
 Born 1823, died 1867. 
 
 Tate, Robert Hunter, New Hanover Co. : A. B., 1847. Physician. Gen. 
 Assem. Born 1826, died 1864. 
 
 Tate, Thomas H., New Hanover Co.: 1845. Planter. Rocky Point. 
 Born 1824, died 1879. 
 
 Turner, Josiah G., Hillsboro : 1843. Lawyer. Journalist. M. C. Cap- 
 tain C. S. A. Merab, H. of C. State Senator. Hillsboro. 
 
 Ward, James Riddle, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1846; A. M., 1849. Physician. 
 Dead. 
 
 Whitfield, Owen Holmes, Aberdeen, Miss. : A. B., 1846. Lawyer. Chan- 
 cellor of Miss., 1870. Born 1824, died 1884. 
 
 1843. 
 
 Battle, Joel Dossey, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1847; A.M., 1852. Physician. 
 
 Everettsville. Born 1827, died 1858. 
 Benjamin, Joseph, Beaufort, S. C. : A. B., 1847. Planter. Puerto Cortez, 
 
 Spanish Honduras. 
 Bryan, Robert K., Cumberland Co. : 1845. Journalist and Planter. 
 
 Hickory. 
 Carter, William Franklin, Davie Co. : A. B., 1S46. Lawyer. Planter. 
 
 Rockingham Co. Born 1S26, dead. 
 Dusenbery, Edwin LaFayette, Lexington : A. B., 1845. Physician. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1824, killed in battle, 1862. 
 Erwin, Samuel Jethro, Lincolnton : A. B., 1847. Supt. of Schools, Jackson 
 
 Co., Fla. Campbellton, Fla. 
 Guion, John Osborne, Raleigh : A. B., 1847. Planter in Miss. Born 1S26, 
 
 died 1874. 
 Hall, Eli West, Wilmington: A. B., 1847. Lawyer. County Solicitor. 
 
 State Senator. Born 1827, died i860. 
 
86 Catalogue of the Members of [1843-44. 
 
 Haywood, Edmund Burke, Raleigh: 1846. A. M., 1S6S ; LL. U., 1889. 
 
 Born 1825. M.D., Univ. of Pa., 1849. Surgeon C. S. A. Pres. State 
 
 Medical Society, 186S. Pres. Raleigh Academy of Med., 1874. Pres. 
 
 Bd. of Directors State Insane Asylum, 1875— '8g. Chm. State Bel. of 
 
 Public Charities. Raleigh. 
 Howerton, William Matthew, Halifax Co., Va. : A. B., 1847 ; A. M. 
 
 Lawyer. Sheriff. Dead. 
 Levy, Lionel Lincoln, Beaufort, S. C. : A. B., 1847. Lawyer. New 
 
 Orleans. 
 Lillington, George, Wilmington: 1844. M. D., Univ. Pa. Born 1827, died 
 
 1S51. 
 Manly, William Henry, Raleigh: A. B., 1847. Lawyer. Born 1826, died 
 
 1848. 
 Moore, John D., Wilmington : 1844. Dead. 
 Murfree, William H., Murfreesboro, Tenn. : 1845. Planter. Sunflower 
 
 Co., Miss. Born 1823, died 1861. 
 Rufhn, George Mendenhall, Marengo Co., Ala. : 1845. Merchant. Raleigh. 
 
 Born 1828, died 1853. 
 Shaw, Daniel, Montgomery Co. : 1845. Teacher. Planter. Rocky Point, 
 
 Pender Co. 
 Thompson, George W., Pittsboro : 1844. Born 1824. Planter and Manu- 
 facturer. Pittsboro. 
 Tucker, Joseph Joel Washington, Raleigh: A. B., 1S47 ; A. M., 1850. 
 
 M. D., Univ. Pa. Born 1S27, died 1856. 
 Wharton, Samuel Davies, Guilford Co. : A. B., 1S45. Teacher and 
 
 Planter. Cabarrus Co. Born 1822, died 1S57. 
 Whitfield, William W., Lowndes Co., Miss.: 1S44. Planter. Columbus, Miss. 
 
 1844. 
 
 Amis, James Sanders, Granville Co. : A. B., 1846. Lawyer. Oxford. 
 Eerry, Gee Wood, Marion Dist, S. C. : A. B., 1S47. Planter. Died c. 
 
 1886. 
 Caldwell, Richard Alexander, Salisbury: A. B., 1S48. Lawyer. Memb. 
 
 Convention, 1S61. Born 1830, dead. 
 Cameron, John Wilder, Fayetteville : A. B., 184S. Born 1S2S. Quarter- 
 Master C. S. A. Lawyer. Washington, D. C. 
 Coleman, John Clark, Halifax Co., Va. : A. B., 1S47. Surgeon U. S. N. 
 
 Planter. Scottsburg, Halifax Co., Va. 
 Coleman, Newton, Buncombe Co. : 1845. Lawyer. Lake, Mo. Born 
 
 1825, dead. 
 Dewey, Thomas Weber, Raleigh : A. B., 1S47. Banker at Charlotte. Dead. 
 Hicks, James Wood, Granville Co. : A. B., 1S47. Born 1827. M. D., Univ. 
 
 Pa. Surgeon C. S. A. Florida. 
 Holmes, Thomas Hall, Clinton: A. B., 1S4S. Lawyer. Maj. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1829, died 1866. 
 Johnston, David Saunders, Yanceyville : A. B., 1S46; A. M., 1S50. Dead. 
 
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 Lenoir, Rufus T., Caldwell Co. : 1845. Planter. Patterson. 
 
 Lewis, James Mallory, Chapel Hill : 1847. Born 1S30. Holly Springs, 
 Miss. 
 
 McEachin, Charles, Montgomery, Ala. : 1847. Physician. 
 
 McEachin, Peter Hector, Montgomery, Ala. : A. B., 1848. Died 1851. 
 
 Mebane, Benjamin Franklin, Orange Co. : A. B., 1847. M. D., Univ. Pa. 
 Gen. Assem. Born 1823, died 1SS4. 
 
 Mendenhall, James Rufnn, Jamestown : A. B., 1S50. Lawyer. Manufac- 
 turer. Died 1885. 
 
 Middleton, Arthur, Southampton Co., Va.: 1845. Planter. Southampton Co. 
 
 Miller, William R., Raleigh : 1847. Physician. Planter. Raleigh. Born 
 1829, died 1871. 
 
 Murphy, John H., Morganton : 1847. Born 1830. Planter. Asheville. 
 
 Norcom, Edmund Halsey, Edenton : A. B., 1847. Gen. Assem. Mer- 
 chant. Born 1824, died 1867. 
 
 Siler, David W., Macon Co. : 1845. Lawyer. Planter. Roane Co., Tenn. 
 Born 1822, died 1S84. 
 
 Siler, Thaddeus P., Macon Co.: 1845. Born l8a 3- Merchant. C. S. A. 
 Planter. Macon Co. 
 
 Skinner, Thomas Edward, Hertford: A. B., 1847; D. D. Born 1825. 
 Baptist Minister. Raleigh. 
 
 Strange, John Kirkland, Fayetteville : A. B., 1848. Born 1828, died 1852. 
 
 Tucker, Rufus Sylvester, Raleigh: A. B., 1848; A. M., 1868. Born 1829. 
 Maj. C. S. A. Merchant. Planter. Raleigh. 
 
 1845. 
 
 Alexander, Junius M ., Mecklenburg Co. : 1847. Dead. 
 
 Barringer, Victor Clay, Concord: A. B., 184S. Born 1827. Commr. to 
 
 revise Statutes of U. S. Judge Internat. Ct. Alexandria, Egypt. 
 Baskerville, George Thomas, Mecklenburg Co., Va. : A. B., 1848. Planter 
 
 in Granville Co., N. C. Capt. C. S. A. Born 1829, killed at Gettys- 
 burg, 1S63. 
 Battle, Kemp Plummer, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1849; A. M., 1852. LL.D. 
 
 Born 1S31. Tutor, iSso-'54. Lawyer. Memb. Convention, 186 1. Prest. 
 
 Chatham R. R. State Treasurer. Pres. State Agric. Soc. Author. 
 
 President U. N. C, 1876—. Chapel Hill. 
 Blake, William Kennedy, Fayetteville: A. B., 1846. Born 1824. Teacher. 
 
 Lawyer. Merchant. Gen. Assem. S. C. Spartanburg, S. C. 
 Brevard, Ephraim Joseph, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1849. Planter in Texas. 
 
 Born 1828, died 1SS5. 
 Brookes, Charles Blackwell, Stokes Co. : 184S. Manufacturer. Merchant. 
 
 Salem. 
 Brookes, George W., Stokes Co. : 1847. Lawyer. Pelahatchee, Miss. 
 Brown, Leonidas G., Rowan' Co. : 1846. Born 1830. Lawyer. Newspaper 
 
 service. New York City. 
 Campbell, John Xavier, Marengo Co., Ala. : A. B., 184S. Lawyer. 
 
 Captain C. S. A. Born 1827, dead. 
 
88 Catalogue of the Members of [ I 345- 
 
 Clinch, Duncan Lamont, St. Mary's, Ga. : A. B., 1847. Born 1S26. Capt. 
 
 U. S. A. (Mexican War). Col. C. S. A. Planter. Jeffersonton, Cam- 
 den Co., Ga. 
 Corbett, John Archibald, New Hanover Co.: A. B., 1S49. Born 1824. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Planter. Delta, Sampson Co. 
 Cunningham, Alexander, Person Co. : A. B., 1849. Planter. Pittsylvania 
 
 Co., Va. Died 1S86. 
 Donoho, Thomas A., Milton: 1846. Clerk of Superior Ct. Born 1827, 
 
 died 1SS7. 
 Dusenbeiy, Henry McRorie, Lexington : A. B., 1849. Born 1829, died 1862. 
 Gales, Seaton, Raleigh : A. B., 184S. Journalist. Maj. C. S. A. Died 1878. 
 Garland, Thomas, Milton : 1847. Planter. Born 1828, died 1S69. 
 Graham, William Henry, Newton, Ga. : 1847. Physician. 
 Graves, Augustus Sidney, Newton, Ga. : 1848. Born 1827. Planter. 
 
 Bremond, Texas. 
 Hill, William Edward, Duplin Co. : A. B., 1S49. Planter. Merchant. Gen. 
 
 ' Assem. Faison. 
 Lucas, Joseph Bibb, Chapel Hill : 1849. A. M. Tutor, 1S54— '57. Died 
 
 1858. 
 McKoy, Allmand A., Sampson Co.: 1S46. State Senator, 1S58. Memb. 
 
 Convention, 1S65. Judge Superior Ct., i874-'S6. Born 1S25, died 1886. 
 Mallett, Edward, Fayetteville : A. B., 1S49. Planter. Lieut.-Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1827, killed at Bentonsville, 1S65. 
 Meares, Oliver Pendleton, Wilmington : A. B., 184S. Col. C. S. A. Judge 
 
 Crim. Ct., Wilmington and Charlotte. Wilmington. 
 Mebane, John Alexander, Greensboro : 1S46. Lieut. U. S. A. Born 1830, 
 
 died 1S54. 
 Montgomery, James Newton, Caswell Co. : A. B., 184S. Dead. 
 Moore, William Harding, Chapel Hill: 1846. Physician. Supt. Col. 
 
 Insane Asylum, Goldsboro. Born 1S27, died 1SS1. 
 Murfree, Hardy, Rutherford Co., Tenn. : A. B., 1S48. Planter. Lieut. 
 
 C. S. A. County Register. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Born 1827, died 1SS0. 
 Neal, Thomas C, Mecklenburg Co. : 1S46. Physician. Derita. 
 Quince, John B., Wilmington : 1S47. R. R. service. Born 1S2S, died 1S64. 
 Ramsay, Nathan Alexander, Pittsboro : A. B., 1S4S. Tobacconist. Dur- 
 ham. 
 Scales, Alfred Moore, Rockingham Co.: 1S46. LL. D., 1SS9. Born 1S27. 
 
 Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Brig. -Gen. C. S. A. M. C, 1S57— '59 and 1S75- 
 
 '85. Pres. Elector, i860. Governor, iSSs-'Sg. Banker. Greensboro. 
 Shober, Charles Eugene, Salem: A. B., 1S47. Born 1S29. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Lawyer, Banker and Manufacturer. Greensboro. 
 Steele, Thomas W., Richmond Co. : 1846. Planter. Little Rock, Ark. 
 Tate, Samuel C. Wister, Cherokee Co. : 1S46. Born 1S25. Lawyer. 
 
 Morganton. 
 Walker, Nicholas L., Milton: 1S47. Merchant. Born 1S26, died 1S61. 
 Webb, Thomas, Hillsboro : A. B., 1S47 ; A. M., 1S51. Gen. Assem. Pres. 
 
 N. C. R. R. Lawyer. Hillsboro. 
 Whitfield, Bryan Watkins, Demopolis, Ala.: A. B., 1S49. Born 1S2S. 
 
 Physician. Planter. Demopolis. 
 
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 Whitfield, John Alexander, Lowndes Co., Miss. : A. B., 1849. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in battle. 
 Whitfield, Needham G. Bryan, Demopolis, Ala. : A. B., 1849. Born 1830. 
 
 C. S. A. Lawyer. Uemopolis, Ala. 
 Wilson, John, Milton: A. B., 1848; A.M., 1852. Physician. Milton. 
 Wilson, John W., Chatham Co. : 1847. Minister. Dead. 
 
 I846. 
 
 Blake, Joel Clifton, Miccosukie, Fla. : A. B., 1S50. Planter. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1831, killed at Gettysburg, 1863. 
 Byers, Washington, Statesville : 1847. 
 Caldcleugh, Alexander Blackstone, Lexington: 1848. M. D., Univ. Pa. 
 
 St. Charles, Ark. 
 Caldwell, Julius Alexander, Salisbury : A. B., 1850. Physician. Salisbury. 
 Carrigan, Alfred Holt, Alamance Co. : A. B., 1850. Born 1828. Planter. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Ark. Memb. Convention, 1S61. Lieut.-Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Washington, Ark. 
 Chalmers, James, Halifax Co., Va. : 1848. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 Claiborne, James Leonard, Pittsylvania Co., Va. : 1S47. Lawyer. Dan- 
 ville, Va. Born 1827, died 1853. 
 Dick, William Alexander, Greensboro : A. B., 1849. Physician. Lum- 
 
 berton. Born 1831, died 1879. 
 Dockery, Oliver Hart, Rockingham: A. B., 1848. Gen. Assem. Lieut.- 
 Col. C. S. A. Memb. Convention, 1S65. M. C. Planter. Consul at 
 
 Rio Janeiro, 1889 — . 
 Evans, William Augustus, Cumberland Co. : 1848. Born 1828. Planter 
 
 and Hunter. Harrisburg, Texas. 
 Graham, James F., Catawba Co. : 1847. Planter in Calfornia. Born 1S30, 
 
 died 1851. 
 Hairston, Robert Andrew, Columbus, Miss. : A. B., 1850. 
 Hale, Peter Mallett, Fayetteville : A. B., 1849. Maj. C. S. A. Journalist. 
 
 State Printer. Raleigh. Born 1828, died 18S7. 
 Johnston, James F., Lincoln Co. : 1847. Capt. C. S. A. Charlotte. 
 Johnston, John McAdin, Yanceyville: A. B., 1849. Physician. Savannah, Ga. 
 McMillan, Franklin B., Ashe Co. : 1847. Lawyer. Alleghany Co. Born 
 
 1826, died 1856. 
 Mangum, Willie Person, Hillsboro : A. B., 1848. Lawyer. Memb. Royal 
 
 Asiatic Soc. Consul and Consul-General to China and Japan, i86i-'8i. 
 
 Tien-Tsin, China. Born 1827, died 18S1. 
 Miller, Willis Lewis, Raleigh: 1850. Presbyterian Minister. Missouri. 
 
 Dead. 
 Myers, George Boggan, Wadesboro : 184S. Merchant. Clerk of Court. 
 
 Holly Springs, Miss. Born 1831, died 1879. 
 Norwood, Hazell, Hillsboro: A. B., 1S48. Teacher. 
 Robinson, Thomas Jefferson, Fayetteville : 1849. Civil Eng. Assist, in 
 
 U. S. Naval Observatory. C. S. A. Secretary of Board of Agriculture. 
 
 Born 1827, died 1879. ' 
 
go Catalogue of the Members of [i846-'47. 
 
 Scales, John L., Madison, Rockingham Co. : 1S47. Planter and Physician. 
 
 Lieut. C. S. A. Born c. 1830, died c. 1880. 
 Sheppard, Abram, Matagorda, Texas: 184S. 
 
 Small, Joseph William, Pittsboro : A. B., 1850. Teacher. Died 1851. 
 Smith, John G., Anson Co. : 1848. Physician. 
 Strange, Alexander Ravenscroft, Fayetteville : 1849. Born 1830, died 
 
 1851. 
 Waddell, George H., Chapel Hill : 1847. Lawyer. Judge of Probate. 
 
 Columbus, Ga. Born 1830, died 1865. 
 Ward, Edward W., Memphis, Term. : 1848. 
 Whitfield, Samuel Erwin, Aberdeen, Miss. : A. B., 1850. Planter. Died 
 
 1869. 
 Whyte, William Joseph, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1850. Teacher. Mobile, 
 
 Ala. Born 1831, dead. 
 Williams, William Dickson, Greeneville, Tenn.: 1847. Born 1826. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Merchant. Interior Department, Washington, D. C. 
 Wilson, Robert Willis, Hillsboro : A. B., 1S4S ; A.M., 1S52. Teacher. 
 
 Born 1828, died 1868. 
 Withers, William M., Caswell Co. : 1847. 
 Young, George Valerius, Waverly, Miss. : A. B., 1849. Planter. Maj. 
 
 C. S. A. Waverly, Miss. 
 
 1847. 
 
 Alexander, Joseph L. H., Mecklenburg Co.: 1S49. Dead. 
 
 Averitt, John A., Onslow Co.: 1848. Planter. Talladega, Fla. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1829, killed before Atlanta, 1864. 
 Avery, Isaac Erwin, Burke Co. : 1848. Planter. Col. C. S. A. Born 1828, 
 
 killed at Gettysburg, 1S63. 
 Banks, John Troup, Columbus, Ga. : A. B., 1849. Died 1S51. 
 Bellamy, Charles Edward, Marianna, Fla.: A. B., 1S51 ; M. D., Univ. Pa. 
 
 Surgeon C. S. A. Born 1832, died in service at Ringold, Ga., 1S64. 
 Bellamy, William Croom, Marianna, Fla.: 1851. Born 1S30. Surgeon 
 
 C. S. A. Physician. Atlanta, Ga. 
 Blake, William Bushrod, Fayetteville : 1849. Planter. Robeson Co. 
 Bullock, William C, Granville Co. : 1S4S. Planter. Born 1827, died 1873. 
 Cain, James Frederick, Orange Co. : A. B., 1S50. Planter. Physician. 
 
 Durham. 
 Galloway, Robert, Rockingham Co. : 1S4S. Physician. Reidsville. 
 Gorrell, Julius LaFayette, Greensboro : A. B., 1S50. Lawyer. Gen. As- 
 
 sem. Dead. 
 Guion, Julius, Raleigh : A. B., 1851. Lawyer in Miss. Born 1S30, died 
 
 iS73- 
 
 Hardie, Henry, Raleigh : A. B., 1850 ; A. M. Presbyterian Minister. 
 Agent for Am. Bible Soc. Born 1S23, died 1S68. 
 
 Henson, John McKamie, Burke Co. : 1S49. Born 1S30. Physician. Sur- 
 geon C. S. A. Coatopa, Miss. 
 
 Hill, John, Wilmington: A. B., 1S5C. Physician. Halifax Co. Born 
 1S30, died 1S54. 
 
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 Holmes, Samuel Ashe, Fayetteville : A. B., 1S51. Judge Superior Ct. of 
 
 Cal. Fresno, Cal. 
 Kerr, Washington Caruthers, Guilford Co.: A. B., 1850; A. M., 1852 ; 
 Ph. U. ; LL. D. Prof. Davidson Coll. State Geologist, i869~'84. 
 Born 1827, died 1885. 
 Kingsbury, Theodore Bryant, Oxford: 1S49. LL. D., 1888. Journalist. 
 
 Wilmington. 
 Leonard, James Roderick, Columbus, Ga. : 184S. Born 1830. Planter. 
 
 C. S. A. Texas. 
 Lindsay, Jesse Harper, Greensboro : A. B., 1851. Born 1832, died 1859. 
 Morisey, Samuel Bunting, Sampson Co. : 1849. Physician. Born 1830, 
 
 dead. 
 Patterson, Rufus Lenoir, Caldwell Co. : A. B., 1851. Memb. Conventions 
 1S61 and 1865. Merchant. Manufacturer. Salem. Born 1830, died 1879. 
 Richardson, William Marshall, Anson Co. : A. B., 1851. Born 1S31. 
 
 M. D., Jeff. Med. Coll. Lieut. C. S. A. Jeannerette, La. 
 Scales, James Pinckney, Rockingham Co.: A. B., 1849, Lawyer. Speaker 
 
 Miss. H. of R. C. S. A. Carrollton, Miss. Born 1829, died 1866. 
 
 Settle, Thomas, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1850. Lawyer. Gen. Assem., 
 
 i854-'59. Pres. Elector, 1856. Capt. C. S. A. Speaker State Senate, 
 
 1865. Judge Supreme Ct., i868-'7i. Minister to Peru, 1871. Prest. 
 
 Rep. Nat. Convention, 1872. Judge U. S. Dist. Ct. of Florida, i877~'88. 
 
 Born 1831, died 18S8. 
 
 Smith, Richard A., Chatham Co.: 1848. Born 1828. Physician. Raleigh. 
 
 Sullivan, Milton Arnold, Laurens, S. C. : 1S50. Merchant and Planter. 
 
 Capt. C. S. A. Born 1829, died in service at Columbia, 1865. 
 Terry, Charles Cornelius, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1851. Gen. Assem. Miss. 
 
 Born 1830, died 1879. 
 Toomer, Frederick Armand, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1851. Physician. 
 
 Druggist. Perry, Ga. 
 Towles, Daniel Thomas, Raleigh: A. B., 1849; A.M., 1852. Born 1822. 
 
 Presbyterian Minister. Crab Tree, Haywood Co. 
 Watkins, Henry Thomas, Milton: 1849. Merchant. Born 1830, died 
 1S71. 
 
 I848. 
 
 Beatty, Douglas Pearson, Davie Co. : 1850. Physician. Alabama. 
 Carrigan, William Michael, Alamance Co. : A. B., 1852. Planter. Lieut. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1S32, killed in battle, 1864. 
 
 Chambers, Edward Coke, Montgomery Co. : A. B., 1850 ; A. M. Born 
 1831. Gen. Assem. Tenn. Teacher. Thornton, Texas. 
 
 Evans, Thomas Addis Emmett, Fayetteville : A. B., 1851. Civil En- 
 gineer. Georgia. 
 
 Hedrick, Benjamin Sherwood, Davidson Co. : A. B., 1851. Prof. Agric. 
 Chem. U. N. C, 1853— '58. Chemist in Patent Office, Washington, 
 
 D. C. Died 1SS6. 
 
 Hill, Frederick Jones, Wilmington: A. B., 1852. Born 1S33. Dealer in 
 leaf tobacco. Henderson. 
 
92 Catalogue of the Members of [1848-49. 
 
 Hutchins, John Rhodes, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1852. Born 1830. Planter. 
 Chapel Hill. 
 
 Kittrell, Benjamin A., Oxford: 1850. Lawyer. Memb. Convention, 1861. 
 Lexington. Born c. 1830, died c. 1864. 
 
 Leak, Thomas Crawford, Rockingham : A. B., 1853. Manufacturer. Rock- 
 ingham. 
 
 Lewis, Richard Henry, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1852; A.M. Born 1832. 
 M. U., Univ. Pa. Teacher. Prest. Judson College. Hendersonville. 
 
 McDade, John Henderson, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1S52. Teacher. Capt. 
 C. S. A. Born 1831, killed at Gettysburg, 1863. 
 
 Moore, George J., Chapel Hill : 1850. Druggist. Goldsboro. Born 1830, 
 died 1875. 
 
 Patton, James Alfred, Asheville : A. B., 1851. Lawyer. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 Born 1835, died 1864. 
 
 Seawell, Joseph Jacob, Marion, Ala. : A. B., 1851. Planter. Capt. 
 C.S. A. Memb. Legislature, 1866. Born 1832, died 1878. 
 
 Shober, Francis Edwin, Salem: A. B., 1851. Born 1831. Memb. H. of C, 
 i8o2-'64. M. C, 1869— '73. Chief Clerk U. S. Senate. Salisbury. 
 
 Siler, Leonidas Fidelio, Macon Co.: A. B., 1S52. Lawyer. Methodist 
 Minister. Franklin. Born 1830, died 1870. 
 
 Slade, James Bog, Martin Co.: A. B., 1852. Cotton Factor and Gen. Com- 
 mission Merchant. Columbus, Ga. Born 1832, died 1886. 
 
 Slade, James Jeremiah, Columbus, Ga. : A. B., 1S52. Capt. C. S. A. 
 Teacher. Columbus. 
 
 Staples, Madison L., Patrick Co., Va. : 1849. Hied 1851. 
 
 Thompson, Basil Manly, Pittsboro : A. B., 1S52. Died 1854. 
 
 Thompson, George Nicholas, Leasburg : A. B., 1853. County Attorney, 
 i86o-'65. U. S. Commr., iS6S-'69. Planter. Leasburg. 
 
 Treadwell, William Lowndes, Lamar, Miss. : A. B., 1851. Born 1828. 
 Planter. Lamar. 
 
 Turrentine, John A., Hillsboro : 1850. Merchant. Statesville. Died r. 18S5. 
 
 Waddell, Legh Richmond, Pittsboro: A. B., 1S52. Lawyer. State Sen- 
 ator. Clerk Superior Ct. Smithfield. 
 
 Walker, William Meares, Wilmington : A. B., 1852. Planter. Capt. 
 C. S. A. Born 1829, died in service, 1S64. 
 
 Whitfield, Needham J., Aberdeen, Miss. : 1S50. Planter. Died 1871. 
 
 Wooster, John Lewis, Wilmington : A. B., 1S51. Capt. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 Merchant. Died c. 1S85, aged 54 yrs. 
 
 I849. 
 
 Battle, William Horn, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1853. Born 1S33. M. D., Univ. 
 
 Pa. Surgeon C. S. A. Planter. Lilesville. 
 Bell, J. Franklin, Statesville : A. B., 1852. Editor. Lawyer. Arkansas. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1S29, died in service at Knoxville, 1S62. 
 Blount, Richard H. L., YVoodville : 1850. Born 1S30. Physician. Wood- 
 
 ville. 
 
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 Bullock, James Madison, Greene Co., Ala. : A. B., 1S53. Born 1S35. 
 
 Lawyer. Lieut. C. S. A. Gen. Assem. Planter. Eutaw, Ala. 
 Chambers, Robert Azariah, Montgomery Co. : A. B., 1853 ; M. D., Univ. 
 
 N. Y. Born 1833, died 1866. 
 Currie, Thomas A., Haywood Co., Tenn. : 1852. Born 1829. Physician. 
 
 •Memphis, Tenn. 
 Dismukes, John Lynch, Davidson Co., Tenn. : A. B., 1852. Born 1830. 
 
 M. D., Univ. Pa. Surgeon C. S. A. Author. Pres. Ky. Med. Assoc. 
 
 Mayfield, Ky. 
 Ferebee, Thomas Cooper, Camden Co.: A. B., 1853. Camden C. H. 
 Golding, Francis L., Germanton : 1850. Born c. 1832, died c. 1858. 
 Guion, Bernard Bryan, Raleigh : 1852. Born 1832. Capt. C. S. A. Mer- 
 chant. Battleboro. 
 Hall, Thomas G., Cumberland Co. : 1850. Planter. 
 Hill, Thomas, Brunswick Co.: 1851. Born 1832. M. D., Univ. N. Y. 
 
 Surgeon C. S. A. Goldsboro. 
 Holmes, Gabriel, Brunswick Co.: 1851. Capt. C. S. A. Merchant. St. 
 
 Louis, Mo. Born 1831, died 1874. 
 Holmes, John Wright, Wilmington : A. B., 1S53. Died 1855. 
 Holt, Thomas M., Alamance Co. : 1850. Born 1831. Gen. Assem. Speaker 
 
 H. of R., 1885. Lieut. -Gov., 1889-. Planter. Manufacturer. Haw 
 
 River. 
 Kelly, Nicholas Young, Davie Co. : 1852. Died 1855. 
 Lamb, Cornelius Gray, Camden Co. : A. B., 1853. Planter. Born 1831, 
 
 died 1862. 
 Lane, William Walter, Wilmington: A. B., 1S52. Born 1831. M. D., 
 
 Univ. N. Y. Wilmington. 
 Lawrence, Alexander W., Kaleigh : A. B., 1853. Asst. in U. S. Naval 
 
 Observatory. Capt. C. S. A. Dead. 
 Lewis, John W., Halifax Co., Va. : 1850. Tobacconist. Milton. 
 Lindsay, Gavin Hogg, Greensboro : A. B., 1S53. Lieut. C. S. A. Died 
 
 from ill treatment while prisoner of war. 
 McClennahan, James T., 1'ittsboro : 1851. Lawyer. Ord. Sergt. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed at Malvern Hill, 1862. 
 Mclntyre, William A., Fayetteville : A. B., 1853. Died c. 1S56. 
 Marsh, William H., Asheboro: 1851. Died 1856. 
 Meares, Walker, Wilmington: A. B., 1S53. Born 1832. Supt. Pub. Ins. 
 
 for New Hanover Co. Druggist. Wilmington. 
 Moore, John Swann, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1853. Born 1832. Teacher. 
 
 Bennettsville, S. C. 
 Morehead, John Henry, Greensboro: 1851. St. Joseph, Mo. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1833, killed at Gettysburg, 1863. 
 Morehead, John Lindsay, Greensboro: A. B., 1853. Born 1833. Col. 
 
 C. S. A. Banker and Manufacturer. Charlotte. 
 Morehead, Robert Lindsay, Greensboro: 1851. Capt. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1831, died 1876. 
 
 Morrison, Angus D., Richmond Co. : 1852. Planter. Mississippi. Born 
 
 1832, died 1881. 
 
94 Catalogue of the Members of [1849-50. 
 
 Morrison, John Murdock, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1854. M. D., Univ. Pa. 
 
 Surg. C. S. A. Texas. Born 1834, died 1879. 
 Morrow, William Henry, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1S53. C. S. A. Physician. 
 
 Born 1829, died 1868. 
 Murchison, Kenneth McKenzie, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1853. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Merchant. New York City. 
 Scales, Nathaniel Eldridge, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1855. Born 1833. 
 
 Civil Engineer. Maj. C. S. A. R. K. Contractor. Knoxville, Tenn. 
 Smith, Alexander Robeson, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1852. Gen. Assem., 
 
 i865-'66. Merchant. Wilmington. Planter. Texas. Born 1828, died 1S72. 
 Smith, James Campbell, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1852. Merchant. 
 
 Wilmington. Born 1830, died 1889. 
 Spencer, James M., Clinton, Ala. : A. B., 1853. Lawyer. Born 1827, died 
 
 1S61. 
 Spencer, William M., Greene Co., Ala. : 1852. Died 1S56. 
 Strudwick, Frederick Nash, Hillsboro : 185.1. Lawyer. Solicitor 5th Dist. 
 
 Pres. Elector at large, 18S8. Hillsboro. Died 1890. 
 Strudwick, William S., Hillsboro : 1851. Physician. Hillsboro. 
 Taylor, John Tillinghast, Granville Co. : A. B., 1S53. Planter. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1833, killed at Cold Harbor, 1S64. 
 Torrence, Henry Tocmer, Pittsboro : A. B., 1853. Lawyer. Died 1858. 
 Wheeler, Junius Brutus, Lincoln Co.: 1851. Col. U. S. A. Prof. Engi- 
 neering U. S. M. A. Author. Born 1830, died 1886. 
 White, Stuart, Raleigh : A. B., 1856. Physician. Mississippi. Died c. 
 
 1876. 
 Whitfield, Richard A., Lenoir Co. : 1852. Born 1832. Planter. Talla- 
 hassee, Fla. 
 Williamson, Thomas Lea, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1852. Danville, Va. Died 
 
 1856. 
 Worth, David Gaston, Asheboro : A. B., 1S53. Born 1831. Commission 
 
 Merchant. Wilmington. 
 Wright, Adam Empie, Wilmington : A. B., 1S53. Physician. Born 1S33, 
 
 died 1879. 
 
 1850. 
 
 Allison, Julius F., Orange Co. : A. B., 1S54. Born 1S34. Teacher. 
 Waynesville. 
 
 Anderson, William E., Wilmington : A. B., 1S54. Pres. Cit. Nat. Bank, 
 Raleigh. Died 1S90. 
 
 Andrews, Clinton Milton, Greensboro : 1S51. Teacher. Lieut.-Col. C. S. A. 
 Born 1S29, killed near Nottoway C. H., Va., 1S64. 
 
 Andrews, John Barr, Greensboro : A. B., 1S54. Teacher. Capt. C. S. A. 
 Born 1833, killed near Richmond, 1S62. 
 
 Averitt, James Battle, Onslow Co. : 1852. Episcopal Minister. Upper 
 Marlboro, Md. 
 
 Battle, Richard Henry, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1854 ; LL. B., 1S5S. Born 
 1835. Tutor, iS54-'5S. Lieut. C. S. A. State Auditor, 1S64. Chair- 
 man Dem. State Ex. Com., 18S4— 'SS. Lawyer. Raleigh. 
 
1850.] The Dialectic Society. 95 
 
 Beall, Robert Lamar, Davidson Co. : A. B., 1852. Physician. Lenoir. 
 Berry, Cicero N., Orange Co. : 1852. Born 1S32. Planter. Hillsboro. 
 Black, Archibald Ray, Moore Co. :A . B., 1853. Teacher. Co. Supt. of 
 
 Pub. Instruction. Sheriff. Burgaw. Died 1889. 
 Blackmon, Cullen A,, De Soto, Miss. : 1854. 
 
 Brookes, Daniel Iverson, Forsyth Co. : A. B., 1854. Born 1832, died 1856. 
 Cowan, David Stone, Wilmington: 1851. Born 1835. State Senator. 
 
 Planter and R. R. Contractor. Columbus Co. 
 Crumpler, Thomas Newton, Rockford, Surry Co.: 1852. Maj. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Gen. Assem., i860. Killed in battle before Richmond, 1862. 
 Cutlar, Du Brutz, Wilmington: A. B., 1853. Born 1832. Lawyer. C. S. A. 
 
 Wilmington. 
 Davis, Elnathan Hayne, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1854. Born 1833. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Planter. Statesville. 
 DeRosset, William Lord, Wilmington : 1852. Born 1832. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Merchant. Wilmington. 
 Dismukes, Thomas Terrell, Jones' Bend, Tenn. : A. B., 1853. Physician. 
 
 Surgeon C. S. A. Born 1832, died 1874. 
 Dusenbery, William Brevard, Lexington: A. B., 1853. Born 1834, died 
 
 1861. 
 Elliott, John B., Wayne Co. : 1852. Teacher. Georgia. Dead. 
 Engelhard, Joseph Adolphus, Jackson, Miss. : A. B., 1854. Lawyer. Maj. 
 
 C. S. A. Journalist. Sec'y of State, i877-'7g. Born 1S32, died 1S79. 
 Faison, Edward Livingston, Sampson Co. : A. B., 1854. Born 1830. 
 
 Planter. C. S. A. Sampson Co. 
 Frost, Samuel Milton, Mocksville : A. B., 1852 ; D. D. Minister. Har- 
 
 risburg, Penn. 
 Graham, Albert Kimbrough, Memphis, Tenn. : A. B., 1S54. Planter. 
 
 Memphis. 
 Graves, John Williams, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1854. Lawyer. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1S36, died 1872. 
 Green, Benjamin Thorpe, Granville Co. : A. B., 1853. Physician. Frank- 
 
 linton. Born c, 1834, died c. 1885. 
 Gretter, John Birney, Greensboro : A. B., 1852. R. R. Agent. Died 1882. 
 Hargrave, Jesse Franklin, Lexington : 1852. Merchant. Born 1833, died 
 
 1858. 
 Harrington, Cyrus, Moore Co. : A. B., 1853. Presbyterian Minister. Mans- 
 field, La. 
 Hill, John Hampden, Brunswick Co. : A. B., 1854. Druggist. Goldsboro. 
 Husted, Delano Whiting, Raleigh : A. B., 1854. Lawyer. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1833, killed at Gaines' Mill, 1862. 
 Jackson, Samuel Spencer, Pittsboro : A. B., 1854 ; A. M. Tutor, i856-'6o. 
 
 Lawyer. Died 1875. 
 Jeffreys, J. Glenn, Caswell Co. : 1S52. Lieut. C. S. A. Killed in service. 
 Jones, Joseph Pickett, Wadesboro : A. B., 1S54. U. S. A. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Pensacola, Fla. 
 Lacy, James Horace, Raleigh : 1852. Died 1S52. 
 Lacy, Matthew M., Tippah Co., Miss. : 1852. Planter. Waterford, Miss. 
 
 Born 1S33, died 1889. 
 
g6 Catalogue of the Members of [1850. 
 
 Leak, Walter John, Salem, Miss. : A. B., 1853. Planter and Real Estate 
 
 Agent. Ashland. Born 1834, died 1872. 
 Mclver, Alexander, Moore Co.: A. B., 1853. Prof. Math. U. N. C, 
 
 i869-'7o, and Davidson Coll. Supt. Public Inst. Teacher. Planter. 
 
 Pittsboro. 
 Merritt, Alfred Gowan, Nashville, Tenn. : A. B., 1853. c - s - A - G en. 
 
 Assem. Judge Chancery Ct. Nashville, Tenn. 
 Merritt, Leonidas John, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1854. Lawyer. Lieut. 
 
 C. S. A. Memb. Convention, 1861. Born 1831, killed at Malvern Hill, 
 
 1862. 
 Miller, William H., Virginia: 1851. Dead. 
 Ruffin, John Kirkland, Alamance Co. : A. B., 1854. Physician. Surgeon 
 
 C. S. A. Wilson. 
 Scales, Junius Irving, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1853. Lawyer. Col. 
 
 C. S. A. State Senator. Greensboro. Born 1832, died 18S0. 
 Scott, Rufus, Greensboro : A. B., 1854. Dentist. Merchant. Born 1832, 
 
 died 1868. 
 Scott, William La Fayette, Guilford Co.: A. B., 1854. Lawyer. Lieut. - 
 
 Col. C. S. A. Born 1828, died 1872. 
 Shorter, Henry Reuben, Eufaula, Ala. : A. B., 1853. Lawyer. R. R. Com- 
 missioner. Montgomery, Ala. 
 Sloan, Robert Moderwell, Greensboro : A. B., 1859. Cashier Bank of 
 
 Reidsville. Born 1834, died 1888. 
 Taylor, John Douglass, Wilmington : A. B., 1853. Lieut.-Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. State Senator. Wilmington. 
 Thompson, William Henry, Sampson Co. : A. B., 1854. Born 1S30. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Merchant and Planter. Taylor's Bridge. 
 Waddell, Alfred Moore, Hillsboro : 1853. Born 1834. Lawyer. Jour- 
 nalist. Author. Lieut.-Col. C. S. A. M. C, i87i-'79. Pres. Elector 
 
 at large, 1888. Wilmington. 
 Walker, Joshua Cochran, Wilmington: A. B., 1854. Surgeon C. S. A. 
 
 Physician. Born 1833, died 1882. 
 Watters, Samuel Paxson, Wilmington: A. B., 1855. Born 1S33. C. S. A. 
 
 Episcopal Minister. Culpeper, Va. 
 Whitfield, George, Tallahassee, Fla. : 1852. Surgeon C. S. A. Physician. 
 
 Old Spring Hill, Marengo Co., Ala. 
 Wiggins, William H., Halifax Co. : 1852. Lawyer. Planter. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1830, died 1867. 
 Williamson, Weldon E., Caswell Co. : 1852. Manufacturer. Asheville. 
 Wilson, James William, Hillsboro : A. B., 1S52. Born 1S32. Maj. C. S. A. 
 
 Prest. W. N. C. R. R. Civil Engineer. Memb. Convention, 1S75. 
 
 Morganton. 
 Wright, James Allan, Wilmington : A. B., 1854; A. M., 1S57. Lawyer. 
 
 Capt. C. S. A. Bom 1S36, killed at Mechanicsville, 1862. 
 Wright, Joseph Hill, Wilmington: A. B., 1854. Born 1S34, died 1S62. 
 
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 1851. 
 
 Alexander, William Lee, McDowell Co. : A. B., T854. Civil Engineer. 
 Lawyer. Capt. C. S. A. Born 1833, died * n Texas, 1875, from effect 
 of wounds received in service. 
 Bellamy, Benjamin Alexander, Marianna, Fla. : A. B., 1855. Born 1833. 
 
 C. S. A. Chipley, Fla. 
 Bellamy, Richard Blount, Marianna, Fla. : A. B., 1855. Born 1833. Sur- 
 geon C. S. A. Druggist. Chipley, Fla. 
 Bettencourt, William H., Wilmington : 1852. Merchant. Born 1834, died 
 1865. 
 
 Boyden, Nathaniel Alexander, Salisbury: A. B., 1855. Planter. Lawyer. 
 Old Richmond, Forsyth Co. 
 
 Bullock, John Henry, Person Co.: A. B., 1854. Capt. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 Hillsboro, Texas. Born c. 1830, died c. 1884. 
 
 Carrigan, Robert Adams, Alamance Co. : A. B., 1855. Lawyer. Planter, 
 Capt. C. S. A. Born 1835, died 1877. 
 
 Chambers, John Samuel, Montgomery Co.: A. B., 1854. Lawyer. Lieut. 
 C. S. A. Born 1832, killed near Springfield, Mo., 1862. 
 
 Duval, Harvie Sheffield, Tallahassee, Fla. : 1852. Born 1830. Civil En- 
 gineer. Capt. C. S. A. Chattahoochee, Fla. 
 
 Ewing, James William, Montgomery Co. : A. B., 1855. Born 1833. Phy- 
 sician. C. S. A. County Supt. of Pub. Inst'n. Pekin. 
 
 Gaines, Edmund James, Montgomery Co.: A. B., 1855. C. S. A. Gen. 
 Assem. Lawyer. Born 1834, died 1S66. 
 
 Galloway, John Marion, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1854. Col. C. S. A. 
 Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Planter. Madison. 
 
 Gregory, Herbert, Granville Co. : 1852. Born 1832. Planter. Stovall. 
 
 Hall, William Hunt, Wilmington: A. B., 1855; A. M. Born 1833. M - D -» 
 Univ. N. Y. Surgeon C. S. A. New York City. 
 
 Hogan, Alexander Martin, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1856. Merchant. Died 1S56. 
 
 Hogan, John Roswell, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1855. Physician. Chapel Hill. 
 
 Holden, Julius Thomas, Wilmington : 1852. Born 1834. Physician. Ma- 
 rianna, Fla. 
 
 Johnston, Robert Bruce, Haywood Co. : A. B., 1854. Capt. C. S. A. 
 Asheville. 
 
 Ledbetter, William Leak, Anson Co. : A. B., 1854. Physician. Surgeon 
 C. S. A. Born 1831, died 1870. 
 
 Lewis, William Gaston, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1855. Born 1835. Civil 
 Engineer. Brig. -Gen. C. S. A. Goldsboro. 
 
 Liles, Edward Rutledge, Anson Co.: 1852. Col. C. S. A. State Senator. 
 Journalist. Planter. Born 1832, died 1884. 
 
 Love, William James, Wilmington : A. B., 1855. Physician. Wilmington. 
 
 Montgomery, James Archibald, Lexington : A. B., 1854. Born 1S30. 
 Teacher. Planter. 
 
 Montgomery, William James, Montgomery Co. : A. B., 1855. Born 1834. 
 Lieut. -Col. C. S. A. Solicitor 6th Dist. Judge Superior Ct., i885-'88. 
 Concord. 
 
g8 Catalogue of the Members of [1851-52. 
 
 Moore, Theophilus W., Person Co. : 1S52. Methodist Minister. Florida. 
 Patterson, Malloy, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1855. Planter in La. Dead. 
 Phifer, Charles W., Coffeeville, Miss. : A. B., 1854. Lieut. U. S. A. 
 
 Brig.-ften. C. S. A. Coffeeville, Miss. 
 Scales, Peter Perkins, Henry Co., Va. : A. B., 1855. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in service. 
 Shaw, John Duncan, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1854. Lawyer. Rockingham. 
 Siler, Albert, Macon Co. : 1852. Born 1829. Planter. Macon Co. 
 Slade, Jeremiah, Martin Co. : A. B., 1S55. Planter. Williamston. Born 
 
 1833, died 1868. 
 Smith, James Madison, Anson Co. : A. B., 1855. Planter. Monroe Co., 
 
 Miss. 
 Smith, Maurice Thompson, Granville Co. : 1852. Planter. Oak Hill. 
 
 Lieut.-Col. C. S. A. Bom 1828, killed at Gettysburg, 1S63. 
 Smith, Thomas M., Milton : 1852. Lawyer. Major C. S. A. Born 1S34, 
 
 killed near Richmond, 1864. 
 Torrence, Richard Allison, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1855. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Tax Collector. Charlotte. 
 Vance, Zebulon Baird, Buncombe Co.: 1852. LL. D., 1890. Born 1830. 
 
 Lawyer. Gen. Assem., 1S52. M. C, i859-'6i. Col. C. S. A. Gov- 
 ernor, 1862, 1864 and 1876. Elected U. S. Sen., 1S70. U. S. Senator, 
 
 1879-. Black Mountain. 
 
 Waddell, Owen Alfred, Pittsboro : 1852. Lawyer. Warrensburg, Mo. 
 
 Maj. C. S. A. Born 1833, killed at Altoona, Ga. 
 Whitfield, Bryan, Tallahassee, Fla. : A. B., 1854. Lawyer. Greenville, 
 
 Ala. C. S. A. Born 1833, died in hospital at Richmond, 1861. 
 Whitfield, Theodore, Jackson, Miss.: A. B., 1854. D. D. Born 1834. 
 
 Baptist Minister. Richmond, Va. 
 
 1852. 
 
 Adams, William, Greensboro : A. B., 185S. Lawyer. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1836, killed at Sharpsburg, 1862. 
 Betts, Alexander Davis, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1S55. Born 1S32. 
 
 Methodist Minister. N. C. Conference. Chaplain C. S. A. 
 Bingham, William, Orange Co. : A. B., 1856. Col. C. S. A. Prin. Bing- 
 
 ham School, 1S65— '73. Author Latin and English Text-books. Born 
 
 1835, died 1873. 
 Boylan, Weldon Edwards, Somerville, Tenn. : 1854. Dead. 
 Brown, Owen N., Fayetteville : 1854. Lawyer. Maj. C. S. A. Killed at 
 
 Gettysburg, 1863. 
 Colton, James Hooper, Cumberland Co.: A. B., 1S55. Presbyterian Min- 
 ister. Jonesboro. 
 Courts, William James, Raleigh: 1854. Physician. Reidsville. 
 Craig, James Francis, Chapel Hill: 1S53. Born 1S32. Minister Friends' 
 
 Society. Planter. Chapel Hill. 
 Crump, Thomas Steele, Stanly Co. : A. B., 1S56. Merchant. Louisiana. 
 
 C. S. A. Killed in service early. 
 Doss, Henry Wiley, Pickensville, Ala. : 1S54. Maj. C S. A. Physician. 
 
 Died 1SS7. 
 
1852.] The Dialectic Society. 99 
 
 Dowd, Clement, Moore Co. : A. B., 1S56. Lawyer. Banker. M. C, 
 
 i88i- ? 8s. Collector Int. Rev. Charlotte. 
 Drake, William Green, China Grove, Ala. : A. B., 1856. Physician. Sur- 
 geon C. S. A. Died in Atlanta. 
 Garrett, William Richard, Greene Co., Ala. : 1854. Born 1838, died 1875. 
 Graham, Thomas Baker, Hillsboro, Miss. : A. B., 1855. Born 1832. Col. 
 
 C. S. A. State Senator, 1876. Chancellor 6th Jud. District. Lawyer. 
 
 Forest, Miss. 
 Hadley, James, Davidson Co., Tenn. : A. B., 1855. 
 
 Hadley, Jerome James, Gallatin, Tenn.: 1855. Teacher. Sumner Co., Tenn. 
 Hunt, J. Thomas, Lexington : 1854. Physician. Died early. 
 Irwin, Henry, Jackson Co., Fla. : 1853. 
 Lawrence, Adolphus Alexander, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1856. M. D., Univ. 
 
 Pa. Surgeon C. S. A. Supt. Memphis City Hospital and U. S. Marine 
 
 Hospital. Memphis, Tenn. 
 Little, William B., Anson Co. : 1854. Planter. Deep Creek, Anson Co. 
 Long, William Stephens, Yanceyville : A. B., 1854. Planter and Civil 
 
 Engineer. Clayton. Born 1831, died 1870. 
 McConnaughey, James A., Rowan Co. : 1854. Planter. Salisbury. 
 McDonald, A. R., Moore Co.: 1853. Lawyer. Solicitor of Court. Car- 
 thage. Dead. 
 Mclver, Evander J., Moore Co. : A. B., 1S55. Col. C. S. A. Supt. Pub. 
 
 Inst., Ala. Merchant and Planter. Cameron, Texas. 
 McRae, Montford Stokes, Richmond Co. : 1853. Sergt. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1S35, killed in battle, 1S62. 
 Merritt, Abram Haywood, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1856; A. M., 1S59. Born 
 
 1832. Clerk and Master in Equity. State Senator, i88i-'84. County 
 
 Sup. Pub. Inst. Teacher. Journalist. Pittsboro. 
 Morrow, Elijah Graham, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1856. Capt. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1832, killed at Gettysburg, 1863. 
 Oates, David D., Charlotte : 1854. M. D., Univ. of Pa. Surgeon C. S. A. 
 
 Leeds, Ala. 
 Owens, William Allison, Charlotte : A. B., 1856. Lawyer. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1S33, killed at Snicker's Gap, 1864. 
 Patrick, David Settle, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1856. Prof. Greek, i86c;-'70. 
 
 Teacher. Died 1890. 
 Payne, Robert Lee, Lexington: 1853. Born 1834. M. D., Univ. Pa. 
 
 Journalist. Pres. N. C. Med. Soc, 1877. Lexington. 
 Rudisill, Samuel R. L., Gaston Co. : 1855. Died 1857. 
 Sessions, Coleman, New Orleans, La. : A. B., 1856. Died 1858. 
 Slade, Thomas Bog, Columbus, Ga. : A. B., 1856. Teacher. Columbus, Ga. 
 Smith, Burton, Hillsboro, Miss. : A. B., 1855. Physician. Born 1832, died 
 
 1856. 
 Springs, John M., Charlotte : 1855. Capt. C. S. A. Died 1865. 
 Sutton, Stark Armistead, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1855. Planter. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1837, killed at Spottsylvania C. H., 1864. 
 Waddill, John Cooper, Selma, Ala. : A. B., 1856. Born 1833. Episcopal 
 
 Minister. Woodville, Texas. 
 
ioo Catalogue of the Members of [ I 85 2 ~'53. 
 
 Wall, John Poythress, Richmond Co. : 1854. Born 1S35, died 1855. 
 Wharton, Jesse Rankin, Greensboro : A. B., 1855. Born 1833. Teacher 
 
 and Planter. C. S. A. County Supt. Pub. Inst. Greensboro. 
 White, John M., York Co., S. C. : 1853. 
 
 Worth, Shubal G., Montgomery Co.: 1854. Capt. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 Yarborough, Neill Smith, Sumter Co., Ala. : A. B., 1S56. Dead. 
 
 1853- 
 
 Alderman, William F., New Hanover Co. : A. B., 1856. Prof. Math. 
 
 Greensboro Female Coll. Greensboro. 
 Amis, Rufus, Granville Co. : 1854. Born 1835. Capt. C. S. A. Gen. 
 
 Assem., i879- , 8o. Journalist. Henderson. 
 Avery, Alphonso Calhoun, Burke Co. : A. B., 1857. Capt. C. S. A. State 
 
 Senator, i866-'70. Judge Superior Ct., iSjS-^. Judge Supreme Ct., 
 
 18S9-. Morganton. 
 Baldwin, John J., Chatham Co. : 1S54. Planter. Born 1832, died 1855. 
 Baldwin, Melville Triam, Chatham Co.: 1854. Born 1834. Planter. Grove. 
 Bingham, Robert, Orange Co. : A. B., 1857 ; A. M. Born 1838. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Prin. Bingham School, 1873-. Bingham School. 
 Caldwell, Samuel Pinckney, Charlotte : A. B., 1856. Capt. C. S. A. Died 
 
 1884. 
 Clark, Thomas Christopher, Stone, Ala.: A. B., 1856. Born 1833. Planter. 
 
 C. S. A. Fairfield, Ala. 
 Closs, Junius T., Orange Co. : 1854. Planter. Texas. 
 Closs, Thomas Oliver, Orange Co. : 1856. Capt. C. S. A. Born 1S33, 
 
 killed at Gettysburg, 1863. 
 Coble, John Hanner, Guilford Co. : A. B., 1S57 ; A. M. Minister. 
 
 Laurinburg. Born 1829, died 188S. 
 Coit, Julius T., Cheraw, S. C. : 1S54. Capt. C. S. A. Merchant. Char- 
 lotte, N. C. Born 1837, died 1880. 
 Galloway, George W., Smithville : 1855. Died 186 1. 
 Gattis, Thomas W., Orange Co. : 1855. Methodist Minister. N. C. 
 
 Conference. 
 Graham, John Washington, Hillsboro : A. B., 1857. Born 1S38. Tutor 
 
 Math, and Latin, i857-'6o. Maj. C. S. A. State Senator. Lawyer. 
 
 Hillsboro. 
 Graham, Joseph, Hillsboro: A. B., 1857. Physician. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Charlotte. 
 Green, Robert T., Granville Co. : 1855. Planter. Oak Hill. Born 1S35, 
 
 died 1887. 
 Hammond, William May, Wadesboro : A. B., 1858. 
 
 Assem. Ga. Lawyer. Thomasville, Ga. 
 Hargrave, Jesse, Lexington : A. B., 1857. Born 
 
 C. S. A. Planter. Laurel Hill, Richmond Co. 
 Home, James W., Pittsboro : 1S54. Merchant. 
 
 1837. died in service at Kittrell's Springs, 1S64. 
 Hunt, Eustace, Pittsylvania Co., Ya. : A. B., 1S57. 
 
 and Tobacconist. Milton, N. C. 
 
 Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Gen. 
 
 183S. 
 
 Lawyer. Col. 
 
 Sergt. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 
 
 Born 
 
 1835. Planter 
 
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 Johnston, Thomas William, Orange Co. : A. B., 1857. M. D., Univ. Pa. 
 
 Newbern, Ala. Born 1836, died 1S60. 
 Lawing, John Means, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1857. Physician. Lin- 
 
 colnton. 
 Lea. Calvin, Caswell Co.: 1856. Physician. C. S. A. Died early. 
 Lewis, Exum, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1857. R. R. Service. Died 188S. 
 Lindsay, James Early, Greensboro : B. S., 1S57. Born 1836. Physician. 
 
 Prof. Baltimore Med. Coll. 
 Logan, John Early, Greensboro : A. B., 1857. Surgeon C. S. A. Physician. 
 
 Greensboro. 
 Long, Thomas Ruffin, Yanceyville : A. B., 1856. Merchant. Carolina 
 
 City. C. S. A. Born 1836, died of disease contracted in service, 1864. 
 Lord, William A., Wilmington : 1855. C. S. A. Born 1837, killed in 
 
 battle, 1S62. 
 McAden, John H., Caswell Co. : 1S54. Physician. Druggist. Banker. 
 
 Charlotte. 
 Mitchell, Charles Andrews, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1857. Tutor. Surgeon 
 
 C. S. A. Memphis, Ala. Born 1838, died 1866. 
 Moore, Benjamin Rush, Person Co. : 1854. Born 1834. Lieut.-Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Solicitor Crim. Ct. of New Hanover. Wilmington. 
 Morrison, Norman Allen, Richmond Co.: A. B., 1857. Born 1836, died 1859. 
 Nicholson, Hunter, Columbia, Tenn. : A. B., 1855. Born 1S34. Maj. C. S. A. 
 
 Journalist. Prof. Agric. and Nat. Hist., Univ. Tenn., i869-'86. Knox- 
 
 ville, Tenn. 
 Norwood, John, Hillsboro : 1855. Physician. Crawford Co., Ala. 
 Norwood, William T., Chatham Co. : 1854. Born 1S33, died 1859. 
 Pillow, Gideon Jerome, Columbia, Tenn.: A. B., 1855^ Died 1859. 
 Polk, Cadwallader, Columbia, Tenn. : A. B., 1857. Kentucky. 
 Rankin, John Davidson McLean, Gaston Co. : 1854. Teacher and Planter. 
 
 Sergt. C. S. A. Born 1830, died in service at Richmond, 1862. 
 Robins, Marmaduke Swain, Randolph Co. : A. B., 1856. Born 1S27. 
 
 Speaker H. of C, 1864. Gen. Assem., 1S83— '85. Lawyer. Asheboro. 
 Sesjv.ons, Henry Wright, New Orleans, La. : A. B., 1857. Died 1865. 
 Srfipes, William Fletcher, Chatham Co. : 1854. Born 1834. Planter. 
 
 Riggsbee's Store. 
 Taylor, Oliver P., Oxford: 1855. Born 1837. Capt. C. S. A. Real Estate 
 
 Dealer. Texarkana, Texas. 
 Thompson, Henry Clay, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1857. Born 1835. Planter. 
 
 U. S. Rev. Service. Chapel Hill. 
 Tillinghast, John Huske, Fayetteville : 1855. Chaplain C. S. A. Epis- 
 copal Minister. Eastover, S. C. 
 Twitty, William Lewis, Rutherford Co. : A. B., 1858. Born 1834. C. S. A. 
 
 Surveyor and Planter. Rutherfordton. 
 Waddell, Theodore Dehon, Pittsboro : 1855. Born 1S3S. C. S. A. Mer- 
 chant. New York City. 
 Watson, Nathaniel Hugh, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1S57. Died 1S60. 
 Wharton, John Elisha, Guilford Co. : A. B., 1857. Capt. C. S. A. Teacher. 
 
 Sherman, Texas. 
 
102 Catalogue of the Members of [1S53— '54. 
 
 Whitaker, Nathaniel J., Wake Co. : 1S54. Planter. 
 
 Whitfield, Gaius, Demopolis, Ala. : 1S56. Born 1837. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Demopolis, Ala. 
 Whitfield, Nathan Bryan, Demopolis, Ala. : A. B., 1857. Born 1S35. 
 
 C. S. A. Civil Engineer. San Francisco, Cal. 
 Whitfield, Nathan B., Lenoir Co. : 1856. Col. C. S. A. Judge Inferior 
 
 Ct. Gen. Assem. Planter. Seven Springs. 
 Wilkerson, Thomas Benton, Granville Co.: 1855. Born 1837. M. D., 
 
 Univ. Pa. Surgeon C. S. A. Author. Oak Hill. 
 Williams, Henry, Williamston : 1855. Born 1835. Merchant and Planter. 
 
 Warrenton. 
 Williams, William Henry, Greene Co. : A. B., 1S57. C. S. A. Merchant 
 
 and Planter. Duplin Co. Born 1835, died 1889. 
 Windham, Thomas K., Pickens Co., Ala. : A. B., 1856. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Stone, Ala. 
 
 1854- 
 
 Allen, Edward L., Fayetteville, Tenn. : A. B., 1858. Died 1S77. 
 
 Allen, Robert L., Granville Co. : 1856. Planter. C. S. A. Born 1S35, 
 
 killed at Sharpsburg, 1S62. 
 Barrett, Robert G., Carthage : 1856. A. M. Methodist Minister. N. C. 
 
 Conference. 
 Belsher, Thaddeus Constantine, Pickensville, Ala. : A. B., 1S57 ; A. M. 
 
 Born 1832. C. S. A. Founder Univ. of Columbus, Miss. Prest. Car- 
 
 rollton Coll. Carrollton, Miss. 
 Bonner, William, Fayetteville, Tenn. : A. B., 1858. Lawyer. Fayette- 
 ville, Tenn. 
 Brown, Hugh Thomas, Wilkesboro : A. B., 1S5S. Lawyer. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1835, killed near Springfield, Mo., 1861. 
 Burton, Henry L., La Grange, Tenn. : 1856. Physician. Died 1S73. 
 Campbell, William S., Opelousas, La. : 1857. Born 1836. Merchant. 
 
 Real Estate Agent. Johnson City, Tenn. 
 Clement, Samuel Wilson, Granville Co. : A. B., 1858. Teacher. Burgaw. 
 Coleman, William Macon, Concord : A. B., 1858. Atty. Gen. Lawyer. 
 
 Washington, D. C. 
 Courts, George A., Raleigh : 1S55. Died 1858. 
 Cowan, Thomas, Wilmington : A. B., 1858. Lawyer. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 183S, killed at Sharpsburg, 1862. 
 Doub, Peter F., Chapel Hill : 1855. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Dowd, William Carey, Wake Co. : A. B., 185S. Tutor, 1S59. Died 1S60. 
 Elliott, Benjamin R., Asheboro : 1856. 
 Erwin, John Bratton, Yorkville, S. C. : A. B., 1S56. Born 1S34. Lawyer. 
 
 C. S. A. Gen. Assem. State Senator. Planter. Lancaster C. H. 
 Evans, Jonathan, Cumberland Co.: 1S56. Born 1S38. Planter. Major 
 
 C. S. A. Memb. Bd. of Agr. Fayetteville. 
 Faison, Peter Ballard, La Grange, Tenn. : A. B., 185S. Texas. 
 Fuller, John L., Lear-burg : 1S55. Physician. C.S.A. Died in service, 1S62. 
 Gibson, William Henry, Concord: A. B., 1S5S. Lieut. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Born 1S37, killed at Gettysburg, 1S63. 
 
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 Gilmer, John Alexander, Greensboro: A. B., 1S5S ; A.M. Born 1S3S. 
 
 Col. C. S. A. State Senator, 1870. Judge Superior Ct. Greensboro. 
 Gilmore, John Taylor, Noxubee, Miss.: A. B., 1856. Surgeon C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1835, died 1875. 
 Gordon, Richard C, Hickman Co., Tenn. : 1856. Capt. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Maury Co. 
 Hamer, John H., Marion, S. C. : 1857. Planter. Little Rock, S. C. 
 Hill, Thomas Stafford, Wilmington : A. B., 1S59. Ordnance Sergt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1838, killed at Gaines' Mill, Va., 1864. 
 Holmes, William H., Sampson Co. : 1S55. Aberdeen, Miss. 
 Home, Henry W., Fayetteville : 1S55. Lawyer. Capt. C. S. A. Missouri. 
 
 Born 1836, died 1S71. 
 Johnston, Robert Daniel, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1S5S. Brig. -Gen. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Banker. Birmingham, Ala. 
 Jones, Hamilton Chamberlain, Rowan Co.: A. B., 1S5S. Born 1837. Col. 
 
 C. S. A. Lawyer. State Senator. U. S. Dist. Atty., i885-'8c). Charlotte. 
 Kerr, William La Fayette, Alamance Co.: A. B., 1858. Teacher. Born 
 
 1830, died i860. 
 Ledbetter, Henry Wall, Wadesboro : 1S55. Born 1S33. Civil Engineer. 
 
 Planter. Wadesboro. 
 Little, William, Raleigh: A. B., 1858 ; A. M. M. D., Univ. N. Y. Sur- 
 geon C. S. A. Dead. 
 Lord, William Campbell, Salisbury: A. B., 185S. Capt. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1839, killed atMarye's Hill, 1863. 
 McAfee, Leroy Mangum, Cleveland Co.: A. B., 185S ; A. M., 1866. Col. 
 
 C. S. A. Gen. Assem., 1870. Lawyer. Born 1837, died 1873. 
 Macartney, Thomas Noles, Mobile, Ala. : A. B., 1858. C. S. A. County 
 
 Solicitor. Adj. -Gen., i874-'78. Born 1839, died 1883. 
 McConnaughey, Joseph Lucien, Rowan Co. : A. B., 1858. Physician. 
 McKinnon, William Bethune, Cumberland Co.: 1857. Surgeon C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1836, killed at 2d Manassas, 1862. 
 Marsh, James Alexander, Asheboro : A. B., 1858. Capt. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Dep. Warden State Pen. Born 1840, died 1883. 
 Marsh, Robert Henry, Chatham Co.: A. B., 1858. Baptist Minister. Oxford. 
 Miller, James Andrew, Rutherfordton : A. B., 1859. Born 1835. Lieut. 
 
 C. S. A. Merchant. Rutherfordton. 
 Miller, John F., Cleveland Co.: 1855. Born 1834. M. D., Jefferson Coll. 
 
 Supt. Insane Asylum. Goldsboro. 
 Mitchell, Lueco, Salisbury : 1856. Dead. 
 Morehead, James Turner, Greensboro: A. B., 1858. Born 1S3S. Lawyer. 
 
 Col. C. S. A. Memb. H. of C, 1S66. Prest. Senate, 1872. Senator, 
 
 1874 and 18S3. Greensboro. 
 Murphy, William, Salisbury : A. B., 1S58. Died i860. 
 
 Park, James, Columbia, Tenn.: A. B., 1855. C. S. A. Born 1837, died 1873. 
 Pegues, James B., Marengo Co., Ala. : 1856. C. S. A. Planter. 
 Reid, Samuel G., Marion, Ala. : 1855. 
 
 Richardson, William S., Anson Co. : 1S55. Methodist Minister in Fin. 
 Richmond, John McCrorey, Fairfield, S. C. : A. B., 1S5S; A. M. Physi- 
 cian. St. Joseph, Mo. 
 
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 Riddle, William Alvis, Eutaw, Ala. : 1858. Born 1842, died i860. 
 Ringo, Joseph A., Fayetteville, Term. : 1858. Micanopy, Fla. Born 1836, 
 
 died 1864. 
 Scales, James Turner, Henry Co., Va. : A. B., 1858. 
 
 Smith, John Alexander, Cumberland Co. : 1855. Born 1836, died 1S55. 
 Smith, Robert B., York Co., S. C. 1855. 
 Smith, Samuel Perry, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1856. Lawyer. Banker. 
 
 Charlotte. 
 Spann, John J., Henderson Co.: 1855. Born 1834. Maj. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. French Broad River. 
 Stewart, Jonathan Lafayette, Monroe Co., Miss.: A. B., 1857. Lawyer 
 
 and Baptist Minister. Clinton, N. C. 
 Sutton, William Thomas, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1858. Physician. Surgeon 
 
 C. S. A. Norfolk, Va. 
 Swayze, Caldwell Calhoun, Opelousas, La. : A. B., 1858. Lawyer. Ope- 
 
 lousas. 
 Tate, Henry Humphries, Gaston Co. : A.B., 1S58. Greensboro. 
 Tate, John Webster, Gaston Co. : A. B., 185S. Died 1S62. 
 Thompson, Jacob A., Leasburg : 1857. Surgeon C. S. A. Physician. 
 
 Leasburg. 
 Venable, Joseph, Oxford : A. B., 1857. Teacher. Virginia. 
 Walker, James Alves, Wilmington : A. B., 1858. Born 1835. C. S. A. 
 
 Asst. Supt. Pullman Car Co. Wilmington. 
 Watlington, James Scott, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1858. Planter. Rufrin, 
 
 Rockingham Co. 
 Webb, James Louis Adrian, Maury Co., Tenn. : A. B., 1857. Planter. 
 
 Hood, Miss. 
 White, Chapman G., Columbia, Tenn. : 1856. Died 1859. 
 White, Joseph Masters, Marianna, Fla. : A. B., 1858. Born 1837, died 1867. 
 Whitfield, Boaz, Demopolis, Ala. : A. B., 1S58 ; A.M., 1861. Born 1838. 
 
 C. S. A. Lawyer. Physician. Planter. Demopolis, Ala. 
 Williams, Francis Rush, Davie Co. : 1S56. M. D., Univ. Pa. Born 1835, 
 
 died 1868. 
 Williams, Monroe Richard, Davie Co.: 1855. Born 1833. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Farmington. 
 Williamson, John William, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1858. Surgeon C. S. A. 
 
 Physician. Reidsville. 
 Young, David Jones, Granville Co. : A. B., 1858. Merchant. Petersburg. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1837, died in service, 1862. 
 Young, William Hamilton, Granville Co.: A. B., 185S. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Henderson. Born 1835, died 1S85. 
 
 1855. 
 
 Anderson, Robert Walker, New Hanover Co. : A. B., 1S5S. Tutor Greek, 
 i85S-'6i. Lieut. C. S. A. Born 1S3S, killed at the Wilderness, 1864. 
 
 Askew, George Washington, Columbus, Miss. : A. B., 1S60. Born 1S38. 
 Capt. C. S. A. Manufacturer. Sessurnsville, Miss. 
 
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 Badgett, Thomas Jefferson, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1859. Born 1837, died 1S60. 
 Bitting, John Henry, Germanton : A. B., 1858. Teacher. Died 1881. 
 Boyce, Jesse Thompson, Clarksville, Texas : A. B., 1859. C. S. A. 
 
 Cotton Planter on Red River. Born 1838, died 1872. 
 Brent, John C, Rockingham Co. : 1856. Methodist Minister. Born 1S37, 
 
 died 1863. 
 Brown, Joseph Addison Clarke, Davidson Co. : A. B., 1858. M. D., Jeff. 
 
 Med. Coll. C. S. A. Planter. Sedalia, Mo. Born 1841, died 18S8. 
 Buchanan, John Blue, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1858. Died 1879. 
 Calloway, Abner Sydenham, Wilkesboro : A. B., 1859. Lawyer. Born 
 
 183S, died 1873. 
 Campbell, James G., Opelousas, La. : 1856. Physician. Brigade Surgeon 
 
 C. S. A. Opelousas. Born 1839, died 18S6. 
 Claiborne, Thomas D., Danville, Va. : 1856. Lieut.-Col. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1845, killed at Nottoway C. H., Va., 1864. 
 Clark, Nevin Daniel Josephus, Montgomery Co. : A. B., 1858. Born 1830. 
 
 Teacher. Clark's Mills, Moore Co. 
 Coffin, James Park, Knoxville, Tenn. : A. B., 1859. Born 1838. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Clerk of Circuit Ct., 1873-86. Powhatan, Ark. 
 Cole, John Wyatt, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1859. Born 1838. Lieut. 
 
 C. S. A. Lawyer. Rockingham. 
 Cole, Robert William, Greensboro : A. B., 1859. Lieut. C. S. A. Teacher. 
 
 Texas. 
 Coleman, Bestor, Eutaw, Ala. : 1857. C. S. A. Planter. Born 1837, died 
 
 1868. 
 Groom, Cicero Stephens, New York City: A. B., 1S59. Maj. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. City Atty. Mobile, Ala., iSj^-'jy. Born 1839, died 1884. 
 Dixon, George Faucette, Alamance Co. : A. B., 1859. Born 1832. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Wittsburg, Ark. 
 Duskin, George Michael, Orange Co.: A. B., 1857. Born 1836. Lawyer. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Ala. U. S. Dist. Atty. Ala. Greensboro, Ala. 
 Foster, Fenton G., Wake Co. : 1856. Planter. Inventor. Bridgeport, 
 
 Conn. Born 1838, died 1886. 
 Galloway, Alexander Henderson, Rockingham Co. : 1857. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Reidsville. 
 Galloway, Thomas Spraggins, Rockingham Co. : 1858. Born 1840. Col. 
 
 C. S. A. Lawyer. Somerville, Tenn. 
 Gibson, John Phifer, Concord: A. B., 1858. Physician. Concord. 
 Graham, Joseph, Memphis, Tenn. : 1856. Planter. Memphis. 
 Grigsby, Rhydon, Homer, La.: 1S57. C. S. A. Killed in battle in Va., 1862. 
 Hadley, Oscar Fitz-Allen, Sumter Co., Ala.: A. B., 1858. Born 1838. 
 
 Texas. 
 Hamlin, Richard Franklin, Calloway Co., Ky. : A. B., 1859. Born 1835. 
 
 C. S. A. Prest. Blandville Coll. Murray, Ky. 
 Hampton, Manoah B., Lawrence Co. , Ala. : 1858. Planter. Leighton, Ala. 
 Harris, Thomas West, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1859; A. M. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Physician. Prof. Anat. and Mat. Med. U. N. C, 1878-86. Born 1839, 
 
 died 1S88. 
 
io6- Catatog2ie of the Members of [!855- 
 
 Hendon, John A., Newbern, Ala. : 1856. Planter. Born 1835, died 1874. 
 Holt, William Michael, Lexington: 1857. Planter. Lieut. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1837, died in service, 1862. 
 Johnson, Francis Marion, Farmington, Davie Co.: A. B., 1858. Born 
 
 1837. Merchant and Planter. Gen. Assem. Farmington. 
 Johnston, Zebulon Morris, Cabarrus Co. : A. B., 1858. Planter. Born 
 
 1S36, died 1866. 
 Jordan, John W., Williamson Co., Tenn. : 1856. Physician and Planter. 
 
 C. S. A. Allisona, Tenn. Born 1838, died 1S6S. 
 Kingsbury, Charles F., Oxford: 1857. Born 1838. Tobacconist. Balti- 
 more, Md. 
 Lee, Thomas Jefferson, Clinton: 1856. Born 1835. C. S. A. Journalist. 
 
 Druggist. Clinton. 
 Lewis, Christopher Columbus, Chapel Hill : 1858. R. R. Service. Boy- 
 kin, Va. 
 Lindsay, Andrew Dick, Greensboro: A. B., 1859. Lieut. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1838. 
 Lynch, William Bingham, Orange Co.: A. B., 1859. Born 1835. Lieut. 
 
 C. S. A. Planter. Sanford, Fla. 
 McAlister, Alexander Carey, Randolph Co. : A. B., 1858. Lieut.-Col. 
 
 C. S. A. Merchant. Planter. Asheboro. 
 McClammy, Charles Washington, New Hanover Co.: A. B. 1859. Born 
 
 1839. Maj. C. S. A. Planter. Gen. Assem., 1866 and 1871. Pres. 
 
 Elector, 1884. M. C, 1S87-. Scott's Hill, Pender Co. 
 McConnaughey, George Chambers, Rowan Co. : A. B., 1859. Born 1837. 
 
 Planter. Salisbury. 
 Mangum, William Preston, Orange Co. : 1S57. Lieut. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1837, killed at first Manassas, 1861. 
 Mebane, William Graves, Macon, Tenn. : A. B., 1859. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Born 1838, died 1S82. 
 Morris, Algernon R., Orange Co. : 1857. Born 1832. Collector of Taxes, 
 
 Travis Co., Tex., i862-'70 and 1SS0-. Clerk Dist. Ct, i870-'74. Planter. 
 
 Austin, Tex. 
 Morrow, Calvin Newton, Alamance Co. : A. B., 1859. Born 1S32. Presby- 
 terian Minister. Hawthorn, Fla. 
 Nash, Frederick, Hillsboro: 1S57. Born 1839. Capt. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 
 Charlotte. 
 Pearson, Robert Caldwell, Morganton : 1857. Born 1836. M. D., N. Y. 
 
 Med. Coll. Surgeon C. S. A. Morganton. 
 Pinnix, Marshall Henry, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1859; A. M., 1S77. Born 
 
 1835. Lawyer. Gen. Assem., 1S75— '77. Senator, iSS 1— "S3. Lexington. 
 Pulliam, Alfred Barnett, Somerville, Tenn.: 1S57. Born 1S3S. M. D., 
 
 Univ. Pa. Surgeon C. S. A. Somerville, Tenn. 
 Richardson, William H, Pickens Co., Ala. : 1858. 
 Robbins, Julius Alexander, Randolph Co. : A. B., 1S57. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1830, killed at Mt. Sterling, Ky., 1S64. 
 Ryan, David Stone, Chapel Hill : 1S59. Born 1S39. Telegrapher. 
 
 Journalist. St. Louis, Mo. 
 
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 Satterfield, Edward Fletcher, Roxboro : A. B., 1859. Lawyer. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1837, killed at Gettysburg, 1S63. 
 Sillers, William Walter, Clinton : A. B., 1859. Lawyer. Lieut.-Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1S38, killed at Kelly's Ford, Va., 1S63. 
 Stewart, Daniel, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1858. Lieut. C. S. A. Killed at 
 
 Fredericksburg, 1862. 
 Stockton, Francis Daughtry, Statesville : A. B., 1859. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Memphis, Tenn. Born 1839, died 1878. 
 Swindell, James H., Warrenton : 1857. Swansboro, Onslow Co. 
 Sykes, Edward Turner, Columbus, Miss. : A. B., 1858. Born 1S38. A. A. 
 
 Gen. C. S. A. State Senator. Lawyer. Columbus. 
 Tatum, John Dudley, Milledgeville, Ga. : A. B., 1858. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1837, killed at Murfreesboro, Tenn., 1862. 
 Taylor, James Peyton, Pittsboro : A. B., 1859. Born 1839. C, S. A. 
 
 Teacher. Columbia, Texas. 
 Taylor, William A., Pittsboro : 1857. Physician. Died 1865. 
 Troup, Matthew M., Hamilton, Miss. : 1858. Planter. Dead. 
 Watson, Thomas Lowe, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1859. Lieut. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1839, killed at Chickamauga, 1863. 
 Webb, Richard Stanford, Alamance Co. : A. B., 1S59 ; A. M., 1866. Born 
 
 1837. Chaplain C. S. A. Methodist Minister. N. C. Conference. 
 Whitfield, James George, Lenoir Co. : A. B , 1859. Born 1840. Sergt. 
 
 Maj. C. S. A. Planter. Gaston, Sumter Co., Ala. 
 Williams, Joseph, Yadkin Co. : A. B., 1858. Planter. Born 1836, died 1S88. 
 Withers, Elijah Benton, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1S59. Born 1839. Maj. 
 
 C. S. A. Memb. N. C. Convention, 1S75. Lawyer. Danville, Va. 
 
 I856. 
 
 Alexander, Sydenham Baird, Charlotte : A. B., i860. Born 1S41. State 
 
 Senator. Capt. C. S. A. Prest. Farmers' Alliance. Charlotte. 
 Allen, William T., Granville Co.: 1S58. Born 1839. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Oxford. 
 Baird, William W., Person Co. : A. B., 1S60. Lieut. C. S. A. Teacher. 
 
 Meridian, Miss. 
 Barbee, Algernon Sydney, Chapel Hill : A. B., i860. Born 1840. Lieut. 
 
 C. S. A. Merchant. Chapel Hill. 
 Barrett, Alexander, Carthage: A. B., i860. Born 1836. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Tennessee. 
 Barry, John D., Wilmington : 1859. Journalist. Col. C. S. A. Born 1839, 
 
 died 1867. 
 Battle, Junius Cullen, Chapel Hill : A. B., i860. Teacher. Corporal 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1841, killed at South Mountain, 1862. 
 Bond, Lewis R., Brownsville, Tenn. : A. B., 1S60. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Speaker H. of R., 1875. Born 1S39, died 1878. 
 Brooks, William M., Chatham Co. : A. B., 1S60. C. S. A. Teacher. 
 
 Clinton. 
 Bullock, Alfred, Williamsboro : 1859. Planter. Born 1839, d ' e< ^ 1861. 
 
108 Catalogue of the Members of [1856. 
 
 Bullock, Richard A., Williamsboro : A. 13., 1S60. Born 1S41. Sergt. 
 
 C. S. A. Planter. Tobacconist. Henderson. 
 Butler, Pierce M., Edgefield, S. C. : A. B., i860. Lieut. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Bossier Paiish, La. Born 183S, died c. 1878. 
 Carr, William Green, Chapel Hill : 1S59. Merchant. Died i860. 
 Cole, Alexander T., Rockingham: A. B., 18G0. Capt. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 Clerk Superior Ct., 1867. Turpentine Dealer. Hoppsville, Wayne 
 Co., Ga. 
 Coleman, Daniel R , Concord : A. B., i860. C. S. A. 
 Coleman, Thaddeus Charles, Buncombe Co. : 1857. Tutor. C. S. A. 
 
 Civil Engineer. Asheville. 
 Davis, Samuel C, Huntsville, Yadkin Co. : A. B., 1S60. Born 1839. 
 
 Planter and Teacher. Huntsville. 
 Doxey, Samuel R., Hendersonville, Tenn. .- 1858. Planter and Merchant. 
 
 Hendersonville, Tenn. 
 Drake, Edwin L., Fayetteville, Tenn. : A. B., i860. Lieut.-Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Physician. Journalist. Winchester, Tenn. 
 Evans, Thomas Clany, Milton : 1858. Born 1839. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Journalist. Reidsville. 
 Fleming, John Martin, Wake Co. : A. 13., 1859. Dep. Warden State Peni- 
 tentiary. Raleigh. 
 Fogle, James, Columbus, Ga. : A. B., i860. C. S. A. Physician. Ala- 
 
 paha, Berrien Co. Born 1838, died 1S8S. 
 Foster, Wilbur Fiske, Glennville, Ala. : A. B., 1S59. Born 1S39. Lawyer. 
 
 C. S. A. Speaker Ala. H. of R. Tuskegee, Ala. 
 Gaines, James Luttrell, Asheville : A. B., 1S59. Col. C. S. A. State 
 Comptroller Tenn. Mgr. Tenn. Coal, Iron and R. R. Co. Nashville, 
 Tenn. 
 Garrett, Woodson L., Greene Co., Ala. : A. B., 1S60. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1840, died 1870. 
 Graham, James Augustus, Hillsboro : A. B., 1S60 ; A. M. Born 1841. 
 Lawyer. Capt. C. S. A. State Senator. Government Service. Wash- 
 ington, D. C. 
 Graham, William Alexander, Hillsboro : 1S59. Born 1839. Assist. Adjt. 
 
 Gen. C. S. A. Planter. Gen. Assem. Lincolnton. 
 Granbery, Joseph Langley, Macon, Tenn. : A. B., 1S59. Born 183S. 
 
 Capt. C. S. A. Merchant. Collierville, Tenn. 
 Green, Berryman, Danville, Va. : A. B., 1859. Born 1836. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Judge Va. Circuit Ct. Danville, Va. 
 Green, James Colquhoun, Danville, Va. : A. B., 1S59. Surgeon C. S. A. 
 
 Physician. Dead. 
 Harris, Thomas Branch, Warrenton, Ala. : 1S5S. Adjt. C. S. A. Madi- 
 son Station, Ala. Born 1839, died 1869. 
 Hay, Philip Thornhill, Rockingham Co.: A. B., 1S5S. Lawyer. Corinth. 
 
 Miss. C. S. A. Born 1835, killed in battle, 1S64. 
 Headen, William Joseph, Chatham Co.: A. B., i36o. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Teacher. Gen. Assem. Born 1837, died 1S65. 
 Hightower, Samuel Armstrong, Homer, La. : A. B., 1S60. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 Lawyer. Born 1S36, died c. 1SS3. 
 
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 Hill, James Stadler, Germanton, Stokes Co.: A. B., 1858. Born 1832. 
 
 Teacher. Elk Park, Mitchell Co. 
 Hogan, Henry James, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1861. Born 1838. Teacher. 
 
 Mifflin, Tenn. 
 Holt, William Edwin, Alamance Co. : 1858. Born 1839. Cotton Manu- 
 facturer. Lexington. 
 Jarratt, Thomas W., Montgomery, Ala. : 1859. 
 
 Kelly, James, Moore Co. : A. B., i860. Presbyterian Minister. Clarkton. 
 Kelly, John B., Carthage : A. B., i860. C. S. A. Planter. Carthage. 
 Knapp, Edwin M., Savannah, Ga. : 185S. Lawyer. 
 Kolb, Reuben Francis Cameron, Eufaula, Ala. : A. B., 1859. Born 1839. 
 
 Planter. Commissioner of Agriculture. Montgomery, Ala. 
 Lindsay, Jeduthan Harper, Greensboro : 1858. Born 1840, died 1876. 
 Lindsay, Robert Henry, Greensboro : 1858. Born 1S3S. C. S. A. Died 
 
 in service near New Berne, 1861. 
 Little, Julius Alexander, Wadesboro : 1858. Born 1840. C. S. A. Mer- 
 chant. Wadesboro. 
 McAlpine, William A., Eutaw, Ala. : 1858. C. S. A. Cotton Planter. 
 
 Waco, Texas. Born 1839, died 1S90. 
 McDonald, William, Moore Co. : A. B., 1S59. Presbyterian Minister. 
 
 Born 1S31, died 18S8. 
 McDowell, Charles J., Camden, S. C. : 1857. Sergt. C. S. A. Dead. 
 Mclntyre, Kenneth M., Moore Co. : 1858. Presbyterian Minister. Ridge's 
 
 Creek, Montgomery Co. 
 McKellar, William Hamilton, Dallas Co., Ala.: 1858. Born 1838, died 1869. 
 McNab, James Graham, Eufaula, Ala.: 1857. LL. B., 1S5S. Merchant. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1837, died in service, 1861. 
 McRae, Duncan Granger, Montgomery Co. : 1857. Capt. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1833, killed at Chancellorsville, 1863. 
 Martin, Eugene Stuart, Wilmington: A. B., i860. Born 1840. Lieut. 
 
 C. S. A. Lawyer. Wilmington. 
 Mebane, Cornelius, Orange Co. : A. B., i860. Born 1839. Adj. C. S. A. 
 
 Manufacturer. Swepsonville. 
 Mebane, John Wood, Fayette Co., Tenn.: A. B., i860. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1S40, killed at Kennesaw Mt. , Ga., 1S63. 
 Micou, Augustin, New Orleans, La. : A. B., i860. Lieut. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 
 Dead. 
 Mobley, John C, Fairfield Dist., S. C. : 1S57. 
 Moore, Benjamin Franklin, Wadesboro : 1858. Eorn 1840. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Physician. Ashley Co., Ark. 
 Moore, James, Wilmington : 1857. 
 
 Nicholson, Robert Palmer, Montgomery Co. : 1S58. Presbyterian Min- 
 ister. Died early. 
 Ogden, Robert N., New Orleans, La. : 1857. Born 1839. Lieut. -Col. 
 
 C. S. A. Speaker La. H. of Rep. Lawyer. New Orleans. 
 Pearson, William G. B., Bladen Co.: 1858. Gen. Assem. Ala. Druggist. 
 
 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 
 Philips, Charles, Marianna, Fla. : 1S57. Born 1S41. Real Estate Agent. 
 
 Columbus, Ga. 
 
no Catalogue of the Members of [ I S56-'57. 
 
 Reid, Thomas J., Macon, Tenn. : 1857. M. D., Univ. of Pa. Surgeon 
 
 C. S. A. Covington, Tenn. 
 Robbins, Franklin Childs, Randolph Co. : A. B., 1S59 ; A. M., 1877. 
 
 Born 1833. Gen. Assem. Lawyer. Lexington. 
 Robbins, James La Fayette, Randolph Co.: A. B., 1859. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1835, died in service. 
 Royster, Horace T., Henderson: 1857. Teacher. Iron Station, Lincoln Co. 
 Scales, Erasmus Decatur, Rockingham Co. : A. B., i860. Born 1842. 
 
 Capt. C. S. A. Lawyer. Paris, Texas. 
 Settle, David A., Rockingham Co. : 1858. Col. C. S. A. Gen. Assem. 
 
 U. S. Marshal. Reidsville. 
 Sloan, John Alexander, Greensboro: A. B., 1859. Capt. C. S. A. Author. 
 
 Born 1839, died 1885. 
 Smith, Sydney, Marengo Co., Ala. : 1859. Born 1839. Merchant. Dallas, 
 
 Texas. 
 Somervell, William Jones, Haywood Co., Tenn. : A. B., 1S59. Born 1S39, 
 
 died c. 1868. 
 Sterling, Edward G., Greensboro: A. B., i860. C. S. A. Born 1841, died 
 
 in service at Ft. Macon, 1861. 
 Sykes, S. Turner, Aberdeen, Miss. : A. B., 1858. Columbus, Miss. 
 Taylor, George W., Homer, La. : A. B., i860. Born 1839. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Merchant. Hope, Ark. 
 Taylor, James H., Granville Co. : 1859. Planter. C. S. A. Born 1S3S, 
 
 died in service, 1S62. 
 Thompson, John Frederick, Lexington: 1857. Lieut. C. S. A. Born 1836, 
 
 died in service near Richmond, 1862. 
 Thorp, Peterson, Granville Co. : 1858. Planter. Oak Hill. 
 Turner, Bailey P., Hendersonville, Tenn.: 1857. Planter. Died e. 1SS0. 
 Wall, James Marshall, Fayette Co., Tenn., afterwards Anson Co., N. C. : 
 
 185S and iS66- : 67. Born 1839. C. S. A. Sheriff Anson Co. Planter. 
 
 Beverly. 
 Walton, Timothy, Marengo Co., Ala. : A. B., 1859. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Gallatin, Tenn. 
 Weir, Samuel P., Greensboro : A. B., 1S60. Lieut. C. S. A. Born 1S39, 
 
 killed at Fredericksburg. 1S62. 
 Woodburn, John Allen, Guilford Co. : A. B., 1S59. Teacher. Hender- 
 sonville. 
 Wooster, William A., Wilmington : A. B., 1S60. Capt. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1S39, killed before Richmond, 1862. 
 
 1857. 
 
 Adams, Robert B., Vorkville, S. C. : A. B., 1S60. 
 
 Anderson, Lawrence Mel, Tallahassee, Fla. : A. B., 1S60. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1S41, killed at Shiloh, 1S62. 
 Bradford, John, Bradford, Ala.: i860. C. S. A. Killed at Seven Pines, 1S62. 
 Brodie, Edmund Gholson, Granville Co. : A. B., 1S61. Born 1S41. C. S. A. 
 
 Henderson. 
 
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 Bullock, George Bunn, Warren Co. : A. B., 1861. Born 1839. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Warren Co. 
 Butler, Lewis P., Tulip, Ark. : 1858. Lawyer. St. Louis, Mo. Born 1S39, 
 
 died 1878. 
 Butts, James Eldridge, Columbus, Ga. : A. B., 1861. Lieut. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1841, killed before Petersburg, 1864. 
 Butts, Willis B., Columbus, Ga. : 1859. 
 Claiborne, Felix Grundy, Danville, Va. : 1859. Lieut. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Caroline Co., Va. Born 1840, died 1879. 
 Coffin, Rufus Lawrence, Pontotoc, Miss. : A. B., 1861. Born 1841. C. S. A. 
 
 Merchant. Memphis, Tenn. 
 Conrad, John Calvin, Yadkin Co. : 1859. Born 1840. Planter. Huntsville. 
 Cooper, Robert Ervin, Sumter Dist., S. C. : 1861. Presbyterian Minister. 
 Cowan, Thomas, Wilmington : 1858. Physician. Lieut. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1840, killed at Fort Fisher, 1862. 
 Craig, William Harrison, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1868. Born 1841. C. S. A. 
 
 Merchant and Teacher. Lawyer. Kenyon, Ark. 
 Daniel, S. Venable, Granville Co. : A. B., i860. Born 1838. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Druggist. San Marcos, Texas. 
 De Rosset, Louis Henry, Wilmington : 1858. Born 1840, died 1875. 
 Dowd, Cornelius Furman, Wake Co.: A. B., 1861. Born 1840. Physician 
 
 and Planter. Garner, Wake Co. 
 Dunn, William A., Wake Co. : 1858. Physician. Lieut. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1835, died in prison at Fort Delaware, 1864. 
 Edmondson, Andrew Kinkaman, Fayetteville, Tenn. : A. B., 1861. Born 
 
 183S. C. S. A. Planter. Fayetteville, Tenn. 
 Ely, John Randolph, Marianna, Fla. : 1S58. Adj. -Gen. C. S. A. Merchant. 
 
 Marianna, Fla. 
 Foy, David Hiram, New Hanover Co. : A. B., 1861. C. S. A. Born 1840, 
 
 died in service, 1S62. 
 Frierson, Lucius, Columbia, Tenn. : A. B., 1S59. Born 1840. Banker. 
 
 Columbia, Tenn. 
 Gay, Charles Edward, Columbus, Miss. : A. B., i860. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Merchant. Starkville, Miss. 
 Gill, Benjamin Llewellyn, Franklin Co. : A. B., 1859. Teacher. Born 
 
 1834, died in service, 1S62. 
 Gregory, Francis R., Oxford: 1S58. Born c. 1835. Physician. Stovall. 
 Halliburton, John Wesley, Woodville, Tenn. : A. B., 1861. Born 1840. 
 Harris, John Williams, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1861. C. S. A. Born 1840, 
 
 died in service, 1861. 
 Haughton, John Lawrence, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1861. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1841, died in service, 1862. 
 Haughton, Thomas Hill, New Berne : A. B., 1861. Born 1841. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Gen. Ins. Agt. Charlotte. 
 Hobson, James Marcellus, Davie Co. : A. B., 1861. Born 1840. Lieut. 
 
 C.S.A. Judge Hale Co. Ct., Ala. Gen. Assem. Ala. Greensboro, Ala. 
 Hunt, James Madison Bullock, Granville Co. : A. B., 1861. Born 1842, 
 
 Capt. C. S. A. Planter. Townesville, Vance Co. 
 
H2 Catalogue of the Members of [1857. 
 
 Jarratt, Isaac Augustus, Yadkin Co. : A. B., 1861. Capt. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Conrad's. Born 1841, died 1890. 
 Jollee, William B., Chapel Hill : 1859. Dead. 
 Jones, Edmund L., Rowan Co. : 1859. Died 1859. 
 Jones, John Thomas, Caldwell Co.: A. B., 1S61. Lieut. -Col. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1S41, killed at the Wilderness, 1864. 
 Lane, Carma, Chatham Co. : 1859. Died 1859. 
 Leach, George Thompson, Pittsboro: i860. Merchant. Hotel Keeper. 
 
 High Point. 
 Lee, Algernon Moseley, Clinton: i860. Born 1836. C. S. A. Physician. 
 
 Clinton. 
 Long, Frank Pegues, Jackson, Tenn. : A. B., 1859. Born 1837. C. S. A. 
 
 Railroad Service. Jackson, Tenn. 
 Luttrell, James C, Knoxville, Tenn.: 1859. Born 1841. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Mayor. Merchant. Knoxville. 
 McCaskill, Neill E., Carthage : 1858. Teacher. C. S. A. Born 1835, died 
 
 in service, 1S64. 
 McClelland, James C, Iredell Co.: A. B., i860. Born 1838, died in hos- 
 pital at Corinth, 1862. 
 McClure, William K., Arkadelphia, Ark. : 1858. 
 McLin, John W., Haywood Co., Tenn. : 1858. Died c. 18S6. 
 Marshall, James Clement, Wadesboro : A. B., 1861. Born 1S40. Lieut. 
 
 C. S. A. Merchant. Wadesboro. 
 Martin, George Saunders, Columbia, Tenn. : A. B., 1S60. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1840, wounded in service and died, 1S63. 
 Morehead, Joseph M., Greensboro : 1858. Born 1S40. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Clerk and Master in Equity. Greensboro. 
 Morehead, James Turner, Greensboro : A. B., 1S61. Born 1S40. Adjt. 
 
 C. S. A. State Senator. Memb. Convention, 1875. Manufacturer. 
 
 Leaksville. 
 Morrow, Edward G., Minden, La. : 1S5S. 
 Murphy, Robert, Bedford Co., Tenn. : 1S59. 
 Murphy, Robert Thomas, Sampson Co. : A. B., 1S61. Lieut. C. S. A. Clerk 
 
 and Master in Equity. Born 1S39, died 1S66. 
 Oglesby, William M., Sardis, Miss. : 1S59. Dead. 
 Parker, James Page, Woodville, Tenn. : A. B., 1861. Born 1S40. Planter. 
 
 Chestnut Bluff, Tenn. 
 Pegram, Henry B., New Orleans, La.: 1S5S. Born 1S3S. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Port Gibson, Miss. 
 Pickett, James F., Pike Co., Ala. : 1S59. Born 1S35. Teacher and Planter. 
 
 Troy, Ala. 
 Pillow, George M., Columbia, Tenn. : A. B., 1S59. Lawyer. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 ■ Dead. 
 Poteat, John M., Yanceyville . 1S59. 
 Prudhomme, Mitchell S., Opelousas, La. : 1S58. Planter. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1S36, killed at 1st Manassas, 1S61. 
 Puryear, Henry S., Huntsville, Yadkin Co. : 1S59. Born 1 841. Lawyer. 
 
 Concord. 
 
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 Quarles, George McDuffie, Minden, La. : A. B., i860. C. S. A. Born 1839, 
 
 died in service, 1864. ■ 
 Repiton, A. Paul, Wilmington : 1859. C. S. A. Norfolk. Died 1882. 
 Richmond, Stephen D., Milton: 1858. Founder. Lieut. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1839, killed in service, 1862. 
 
 Roberts, Isaac, Carbonton, Moore Co. : A. B., 1859. Born 1834. Teacher. 
 
 Merchant. Gen. Assem. 
 Simmons, David Ward, Onslow Co. : A. B., 1861. Lieut. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1841, died in service at Petersburg, 1864. 
 Sims, G. Gordon, Woodville, Miss. : 1859. Born 1842. Planter. Gen. 
 
 Manager Greenville Improvement Co. Greenville, Miss. 
 Smith, Thomas Lucius, Newport, Tenn. : A. B., i860. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1837, killed at Vicksburg, 1S63. 
 
 Strong, Hugh, Chester Dist., S. C. : A. B., 1S60. C. S. A. Presbyterian 
 Minister. Prof. Adger Coll., S. C. Died c. 1883, aged 51 years. 
 
 Sykes, Richard Lycurgus, Columbus, Miss. : A. B., i860. Born 1840. 
 C. S. A. M. D., Univ. N. Y. Columbus, Miss. 
 
 Taylor, Massilon Field, Granville Co. : A. B., 1861. Capt. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1840, killed at Hagerstown, Md., 1863. 
 
 Thompson, James Nicholas, Leasburg : A. B., 1861. C. S. A. Born 1840, 
 
 died from wound at Malvern Hill, 1862. 
 Thompson, John C., Alamance Co. : 1S58. 
 Van Wyck, William, Pendleton, S. C. : A. B., 1861 ; A. M., 1866. Lawyer. 
 
 New York City. Born 1840, died 1887. 
 Vaughan, Vernon Henry, Montgomery Co., Ala. : A. B., i860. Adjt. 
 
 C. S. A. Prof. Math. Univ. Ala., 1868. Gov. Utah, 1869. Planter 
 
 and Miner. San Francisco, Cal. Born 1839, died 1878. 
 Ware, John J., Brownsville, Tenn. : 1859. Surgeon C. S. A. Physician. 
 
 Died 1878. 
 West, Louis, Woodville, Miss.: 1859. Capt. C. S. A. Born 1839, died 1870. 
 Whitfield, Nathan B., Wayne Co. : 1859. Capt. C. S. A. Born 184c, 
 
 killed at Spottsylvania C. H., 1864. 
 Wilcox, John C, Greysville, Ky. : 1859. Born 1836. Teacher. Hadens- 
 
 ville, Ky. 
 Williams, Nicholas Lanier, Yadkin Co. : A. B., 1861. Planter. Born 
 
 1838, died 1866. 
 
 Williams, William S., Charlotte: 1858. C. S. A. Born 1839, died 1865. 
 Wilson, John W., Guilford Co.: 1859. Planter. Lieut. C. S. A. Killed in 
 
 battle, 1862. 
 Wormely, John R., Claiborne, Ala. : 185S. 
 Wright, Elisha Eldridge, Memphis, Tenn. : A. B., 1S61. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed at Murfreesboro, 1863. 
 Wright, Joshua Grainger, Wilmington : A. B., 1861. Born 1S40. C. S. A. 
 
 Wilmington. 
 
 I858. 
 
 Alford, William J., Normal College, Randolph Co. : A. B., 1861. Dead. 
 Anderson, J. Monroe, Lebanon, Tenn. : 1S60. Born 1838. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
H4 Catalogue of the Members of [1S58. 
 
 Andrews, Samuel Jay, Greensboro : 1862. Born 1839. Presbyterian 
 
 Minister. Lexington, Mo. 
 Armstrong, Edward H., New Hanover Co. : 1861. Capt. C. S. A. Eorn 
 
 1841, killed in battle, 1864. 
 Baldwin, Lucian F., Chatham Co. : i860. C. S. A. Planter. Grove. 
 Bason, Joseph Trolinger, Alamance Co. : i860. Sergt. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1840, died in service, 1861. 
 
 Bass, John Hix, Macon, Ga. : i860. Born 1842. C. S. A. Journalist. 
 
 Rome, Ga. 
 Bellamy, Marsden, Wilmington : 1861. Born 1S43. Paymaster C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Wilmington. 
 Billingslea, John T., Marion, Ala. : 1859. Born 1841. C. S. A. Mexico. 
 Blain, James M., Fairfield Dist., S. C. : i860. 
 Bond, James, Brownsville, Tenn. : 1859. E>ied c. 18S0. 
 Bowie, Allen T., Lake St. Joseph, La. : 1861. Born 1840. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Assist. Postmaster. Natchez, Miss. 
 Bowie, John R., Lake St. Joseph, La. : A. B., 1S60. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Born 1839, died 187S. 
 Bowie, Thomas C, Lake St. Joseph, La. : 1861. C. S. A. Planter. Born 
 
 1841, died 1880. 
 
 Burke, Thomas Jefferson, Barbour Co., Ala. : i860. 
 
 Christie, Mark A., Edgefield List., S. C. : 1S60. C. S. A. Planter. Edge- 
 field C. H., S. C. 
 Cody, James Adolphus, Columbus, Ga. : 1859. Inspector C. S. A. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga. 
 Cole, Stephen W., Madison Co., Tenn.: i860. Born 183S. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Andrew's Chapel, Madison Co., Tenn. 
 Covington, James M., Richmond Co. : 1861. Born 1840. Physician. 
 
 Rockingham. 
 Cresswell, John D., Abbeville, S. C. : 1859. Dead. 
 Davidson, Thomas Benjamin, Mansfield, La. : A. B., 1861. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1840, killed at New Hope Church, Ga., 1864. 
 Davie, David Ashburne, Clarksville, Tenn. : 1859. Planter. Born 183S, 
 
 died 1863. 
 Davis, Richard F., Autauga Co., Ala. : 1859. C. S. A. Teacher. Western 
 
 Texas. 
 Douglass, James T., Union Dist., S. C. : 1S60. Born 1838. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Union, S. C. 
 Easterling, Edward C, Georgetown Dist., S. C. : 1S61. Born 183S. 
 
 C. S. A. Planter. U. S. River and Harbor Service. Georgetown, S. C. 
 Ellington, David S., Wentworth : 1S60. Lawyer. Memb. H. of R., 1S69. 
 
 Union Co. 
 Estes, Joel H., Haywood Co., Tenn. : 1859. Born 1S42. Planter and 
 
 Stock Breeder. Brownsville, Tenn. 
 Foster, Jacob F., De Soto Parish, La. : 1859. C. S. A. Killed at Chan- 
 
 cellorsville, 1S63. 
 Franklin, Samuel R., Marshall Co., Miss. : 1S60. Died i860. 
 Fulton, Robert F., Fayetteville, Tenn. : A. B., 1S62. Capt. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 at Chickamauga, 1863. 
 
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 Gaines, John Charles, Montgomery Co. : 1861. Capt. C. S. A. Born 1838, 
 
 killed at the Wilderness, 1S64. 
 Godfrey, William Robbins, Cheraw, S. C. : 1859. Born 1841. C. S. A. 
 
 R. R. and Ins. Business. Cheraw. 
 Hailey, Robert T., Richmond Co. : i860. Born 1836. Civil Engineer. 
 
 Planter. Marshall, Tex. 
 Halliburton, David C, Wake Co. : 1859. Died 1880. 
 Hardin, Edward Jones, Columbia, Tennessee : A. B., i860. Born 1840. 
 
 Assist. Adjt. Gen. C. S. A. Merchant. Raleigh. 
 Holliday, Thomas C, Aberdeen, Miss. : A. B., i860. Lieut. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1840, killed at the Wilderness, 1864. 
 Holt, James M., Lexington: 1858. Died 1858. 
 Houston, Robert Bruce B., Catawba Co. : A. B., i860. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Born 1839, dead. 
 Hynson, Robert Cruikshank, Alexandria, La. : i860. C. S. A. Druggist. 
 
 Planter. Born 1838, died 1S67. 
 Johnson, Charles J., Bayou Sara, La. : 1859. 
 
 Johnson, Thomas D., Clarksville, Tenn. : 1859. Born 1842. Physician. 
 Surgeon C. S. A. Staff Surgeon Egyptian Army, i875-'77- Clarksville. 
 Johnston, Thomas Dillard, Asheville : 1859. Born 1840. C. S. A. Law- 
 yer. Gen. Assem. Pres. Elector, 1872. M. C, l885-'8g. Asheville. 
 Johnston, William Henry, Lincoln Co.: 1859. Lieut. -Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Physician. Birmingham, Ala. 
 Jones, William Davenport, Caldwell Co. : 1859. Born 1839. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Planter. Patterson. 
 Jones, William Westwood, Henderson : A. B., 1862. Lawyer. Asheville. 
 Knight, James Smith, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1861. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed at Chancellorsville, 1S63. 
 Land, Thomas T., Shreveport, La. : 1859. Lawyer and Planter. Born 
 
 1840, died 1S84. 
 Lightfoot, John Frazier, Tuscumbia, Ala. : A. B., 1861. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1S41, killed at Shiloh, 1862. 
 Mclver, John McMillan, Moore Co. : A. B., 1862. Merchant. Gulf. 
 Miller, John O., Wilmington : 1859. Capt. C.S.A. Planter. California. 
 Mimms, Thomas S., Todd Co., Ky. : A. B., i860. Born 1S39. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Guthrie, Ky. 
 Moore, Albert Gallatin, Opelousas, La. : 1861. Lieut. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1843, killed at Port Republic, 1862. 
 Morrow, Thomas A., Alamance Co. : 1861. C. S. A. Planter. Oaks. 
 Nuckolls, William Thompson, Columbus, Ga. : A. B., 1S61. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1840, died in service at Richmond, 1861. 
 Parks, Oliver Tyrrell, Wilkes Co. : A. B., 1861. Lieut. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1838, died in service at Petersburg, 1864. 
 Patterson, A. Hill, Milton : 1861. Born 1840. Sergt. C. S. A. Merchant. 
 
 Louisville, Ky. 
 Patterson, James A., Tuscumbia, Ala. : i860. Tuscumbia, Ala. 
 Polk, James H., Maury Co., Tenn. : 1861. Capt. C. S. A. Live Stock and 
 Commission Merchant. Fort Worth, Texas. 
 
n6 Catalogue of the Members of [1858. 
 
 Powell, Robert James, Richmond Co. : 1859. Civil Engineer. State 
 
 Senator. Planter. Raleigh. 
 Prudhomme, James A., Natchitoches, La. : i860. Born 1839. Planter. 
 
 Bermuda, La. 
 Richardson, Clement Lanier, Anson Co. : 1861. Born 1841. Surgeon 
 
 C. S. A. Physician. Lake Charles, La. 
 Robinson, Charles Cornelius, Autauga Co., Ala. : i860. Born 1843. 
 
 C. S. A. Coosada, Elmore Co., Ala. 
 Rodgers, John J. F., Pike Co., Ala. : 1859. C. S. A. Born 1840, died 1S64. 
 Rogers, Benjamin Junius, Marlborough List., S. C. : 1S60. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Sheriff Marlborough Co. Bennettsville, S. C. 
 Ross, Jesse Goodwin, De Soto Parish, La. : A. B., 1861. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1840, killed at Fredericksburg, 1862. 
 Routh, Andrew S., Lake St. Joseph, La. : 1861. Born 1842. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Cedar Grove, Ga. 
 Routh, Stephen M., Lake St. Joseph, La. : i860. Capt. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Born 1840, died c. 1876. 
 Russell, Montgomery D., Lincoln Co., Tenn. : 1859. Died 1863. 
 Shorter, Charles Stewart, Columbus, Ga. : 1859. Capt. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Walla Walla, Washington. 
 Shorter, Eli Semmes, Columbus, Ga. : i860. M. D., Univ. Pa. Druggist. 
 
 New York City. Died 1887. 
 Siler, Jesse W., Franklin : 1859. Lieut. C. S. A. Born 1S3S, killed in a 
 
 skirmish, 1S62. 
 Siler, Rufus S., Macon Co.: 1S59. Lieut. C. S. A. Born 1837, died in 
 
 service, 1862. 
 Smith, James M., Anson Co. : 1859. C. S. A. Born 1840, died in service 
 
 at Williamsburg, 1862. 
 Stewart, Azariah Coburn, Taylorsville : i860. Memb. Convention, 1861. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1836, died 1861. 
 Sutton, John Mebane, Bertie Co. : i860. Capt. C. S. A. Born 1842, died 
 
 1866 from consumption contracted in service. 
 Sykes, Lawson White, Aberdeen, Miss. : 1S61. Capt. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1S42, killed at the Wilderness, 1864. 
 Taylor, Simon Henderson, Marksville, La. : 1S61. C. S. A. Born 1840, 
 
 killed at Culpeper C. H., Va., 1861. 
 Taylor, Thomas W., Granville Co. : 1S61. Born 1845. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 
 West Virginia. 
 Thompson, George Sidney, Chapel Hill : 1S60. Maj. C. S. A. Born 1839, 
 
 died 1876. 
 Timberlake, William Poindexter, Lexington, Tenn. : A. B., 1861. Born 
 
 1S38. Capt. C. S. A. Cotton Trader. Jackson, Tenn. 
 Tompkins, Matthew W., Albany, Ga. : 1S60. Born 1839. Planter. 
 
 Albany, Ga. 
 Townes, James Edmund, Granville Co. : 1S61. Born 1S43. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Airlie, Halifax Co. 
 Varner, Herbert M., Macon, Ga. : i860. 
 Wall, Henry Clay, Richmond Co. : 1S61. Born 1841. Author. Mer- 
 
 chant. Rockingham. 
 
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 Webb, Thomas Shapard, Memphis, Tenn. : 1861. Born 1840. Maj. 
 
 C. S. A. Lawyer. Knoxville, Tenn. 
 Wesson, Benjamin J., Calloway Co., Ky. : 1S61. A. M., 1878. Born 
 
 1S40. Teacher. Wingo, Ky. 
 Williams, Thomas L., Greenville, Tenn. : 1859. Maj. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Greenville, Tenn. 
 Williamson, Walter S., Caswell Co. : 1859. Planter. Buckholtz, Milam 
 
 Co., Texas. 
 
 1859. 
 
 Adams, Benjamin B., Eatonton, Ga. : 1S61. Born 1S41. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Milledgeville, Ga. 
 Adams, James M., Yorkville, S. C. : 1862. Born 1841. 
 Barrett, David S., Carthage: A. B., i860. Born 1841. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. 
 Bartee, James R., Columbus, Miss. : 1861. Dead. 
 Bartlett, Leonard White, Sumter, S. C. : 1861. Capt. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1842, killed at Savage Station, 1862. 
 Bason, George Francis, Alamance Co. : i860. C. S. A. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Charlotte. 
 Bass, Edward F., Columbia, Texas : 1861. Planter. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1841, died in service, 1862. 
 Bass, George P., Columbia, Texas : i860. C. S. A. Physician. Putnam 
 
 Co., Ga. Born 1843, died 1884. 
 Battle, Wesley Lewis, Chapel Hill : 1S62. Lieut. C. S. A. Born 1843, 
 
 killed at Gettysburg, 1863. 
 Blanchard, James D., Aberdeen, Miss. : 1861. C. S. A. Killed at Mal- 
 vern Hill, 1862. 
 Boyd, R. Warren, Chester Dist, S. C. : i860. Born 1839. C. S. A. 
 
 Presbyterian Minister. Lowesville, N. C. 
 Brown, William A., Grenada, Miss. : 1S61. Capt. C. S. A. 
 Carter, Francis Marion, Carter Co., Mo. : A. B., 1S62. 
 
 Chilton, Edward J., Brownsville, Tenn. : i860. C. S. A. Killed at York- 
 town, 1S61. 
 Clement, Wiley Adam, Mocksville : i860. Born 1840. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Merchant. Clerk Inf. Ct. Mocksville. 
 Cooper, Eli McF., Sumter Dist, S. C. : i860. C. S. A. Planter. Mays- 
 
 ville, S. C. 
 Cowan, John, Wilmington : 1S60. Born 1S42. Capt. C. S. A. Clerk to 
 
 Bd. of Audit and Finance. Wilmington. 
 Craige, Kerr, Salisbury: 1S61. Born 1S43. Capt. C. S. A. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Collector Internal Revenue. Salisbury. 
 Davis, Timothy Whitnall, Macon Co., Ala. : i860. C. S. A. Died 1866. 
 Dejarnette, Reuben R., Eatonton, Ga. : 1861. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 Dejean, Alexandre, St. Landry Par., La. : 1861. Planter. Opelousas, La. 
 
 Born 1842, died 1S82. 
 Doss, James H., Pickensville, Ala. : 1S61. Born 1843. 
 Douglass, Thomas J. H., Chester Dist., S. C. : i860. Physician and 
 
 Planter near Chester, S. C. Born 1840, died 1S90. 
 
nS Catalogue of the Members of [ x 859. 
 
 Dupre, Alcee, St. Landry Par., La. : i860. Capt. C. S. A. Memb. Legis- 
 lature, 1S67. Planter. Opelousas. Born 1842, died 1888. 
 Dupre", Ovide, St. Martin Par., La.: A. 13., 1862. Lawyer. New York City. 
 Everett, William Isaac, Richmond Co.: i860. Born 1835. Quartermaster 
 
 C. S. A. Civil Engineer. Merchant. State Senator. Rockingham. 
 Ferguson, Angus N., Moore Co.: i860. Presbyterian Minister. Laurel Hill. 
 Foard, Fredericks., Concord: 1S60. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 Foard, Noah Partee, Concord: A. B., 1861. Born 1839. Contractor. 
 
 Roanoke, Va. 
 Franklin, Jesse D., Early Grove, Miss. : 1S61. Dead. 
 Garlington, John, Laurens C. H., S. C. : 1861. C. S. A. Born 1840, 
 
 killed at Fredericksburg, 1862. 
 Garrett, Franklin, Monroe, La. : A. B., 1861. Born 1840. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Monroe, La. 
 Gorrell, Albert Barrow, Winston: A. B., 1862. Born 1S40. Merchant. 
 
 Winston. 
 Graham, Robert Davidson, Hillsboro : 1861. A. B., 1868. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Government Service. Washington, D. C. 
 Gunnels, William Martin, Laurens C. H., S. C. : i860. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1841, died from the effect of wounds, 1866. 
 Harris, Paul Barringer, Lancasterville, S. C. : 1S60. Died 1861. 
 Henderson, Archibald E., Williamsboro : 1S61. C. S. A. Lawyer. Yan- 
 
 ceyville. 
 Henderson, Leonard Alexander, Salisbury: i860. Capt. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1841, killed at Cold Harbor, 1S64. 
 Hodges, Joseph J. Durham, Bossier Parish, La. : 1S61. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 at second Manassas, 1862. 
 Hord, Benjamin M., Murfreesboro, Tenn. : 1S62. C. S. A. Journalist. 
 
 Comm'i" Agriculture. Nashville, Tenn. 
 Horney, William Adams, Greensboro : A. B., 1861. Born 1S40, died 18S7. 
 Johns, Thomas J., Wake Co. : 1861. Born 1843. Planter. Auburn, 
 
 Wake Co. 
 Kelly, John M., Moore Co. : 1861. Maj. C. S. A. Killed at Fredericks- 
 burg, 1862. 
 Kelly, Neill R., Moore Co.: 1S61. Lieut. C. S. A. Killed at Drury's 
 
 Bluff, Va., 1S64. 
 Kennedy, Hyder Ali, Claiborne Par., La. : 1861. Born 1840. Lieut.-Col. 
 
 C. S. A. Assist. Assayer U. S. Mint. New Orleans. 
 McAfee, Abner A., Shelby : 1S61. C. S. A. Born 1S43, died 1871. 
 McGilvary, John H., Fayetteville : 1861. Born 1840, died 1866. 
 McLaurin, William H., Laurinburg : 1861. Born 1840. Planter. Laur- 
 
 inburg. 
 McNab, John M., Eufaula, Ala. : 1861. C. S. A. Merchant. Born 1S40, 
 
 died 1SS4. 
 Martin, Charles F., Columbia, Tenn.: 1S61. Capt. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Arkansas. 
 Michie, William Cochran, Bastrop, La. : A. B., 1861. Born 1S40. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Planter. St. Joseph, La. 
 
iS59-] The. Dialectic Society. 119 
 
 Mitchell, James Billingslea, Glennville, Ala. : A. B., 1867. Born 1S44. 
 
 Lieut. C. S. A. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Seale, Ala. 
 Mitchell, Julius Caesar, Glennville, Ala. : 1861. Capt. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1842, died 1875. 
 Montague, Walter Henry, Wake Co.: A. B., 1862. Physician. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1840, killed in battle near Richmond, 1864. 
 Moore, Matthew J., Platte City, Mo.: 1861. Planter. Carpenteria, Cal. 
 Morse, Bryant P., Natchitoches, La. : 1861. Lieut. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 East Point, Red River Parish, La. 
 Nicholson, James A., Edgefield, S. C. : 1S61. Planter. Born 1839, died 
 
 1870. 
 Ogilby, Hugh J., Madison, Ga. : i860. Born 1842. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Richmond, Texas. 
 Ogilby, Nathaniel A., Madison, Ga.: i860. C. S. A. Killed in service. 
 Rencher, John Grant, Santa Fe, New Mexico: A. B., 1S62 ; A. M., 1S66. 
 
 Capt. C. S. A. Lawyer. Pittsboro. 
 Robards, William J., Granville Co.: 1861. Born 1841. Sergt.-Maj. 
 
 C. S. A. Revenue Officer. Henderson. 
 Rogers, Robert M., Darlington Dist., S. C. : 1861. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Mars Bluff, S. C. 
 Rogers, William T., Marlboro Dist., S. C. : 1861. Planter. Marlboro Co. 
 Royster, William D., Granville Co. : 1861. Planter. Williamsboro. 
 
 Born 1843, died 1SS6. 
 Ryan, Samuel Garland, Chapel Hill: 1861. Born 1844. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Raleigh. 
 Scales, Joseph Henry, Henry Co., Va. : 1862. Born 1S42. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Cascade, Va. 
 Shaw, Angus, Richmond Co. : 1861. Physician. Maxton. 
 Smith, Albert, Tuskegee, Ala. : i860. Born 1841. 
 Smith, Samuel W., Dallas Co., Ark. : 1861. Born 1839. Merchant. 
 
 Malvern, Ark. 
 Smith, William J., Maury Co., Tenn. : 1861. Dead. 
 
 Sutton, Sanford Ellsberry, La Fayette, Ala. : i860. Born 1840, died i860. 
 Tankersley, Felix, Livingston, Ala. : 1861. Lieut. C. S. A. Born 1843, 
 
 killed in service, 1865. 
 Thompson, Samuel M., Florence, Ala. : A. B., 1S60. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Pride's, Ala. 
 Thomson, Alfred Grayson, Franklin Parish, La. : A. B., 1861. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 183S, killed at Jackson, Miss., 1863. 
 Thomson, Ruffin, Hinds Co., Miss. : 1861. Died 1888. 
 Thurmond, G. Edwards, Early Grove, Miss.: 1861. Supt. of Schools. 
 
 Carpenteria, Cal. 
 Timberlake, Edward J., Lexington, Tenn. : i860. Born 1843. Lawyer. 
 
 Clerk Circuit Ct., i87o-'74. Mem. Tenn. Legislature, i875~'76. Planter 
 
 and Banker. Lexington, Tenn. 
 Tyson, Lucian P., Carthage : 1861. Born 1842. Merchant. Carthage. 
 Vanderveer, William Blackshear, Montgomery, Ala. : 1861. Born 1840. 
 
 C. S. A. Planter. Clio, Texas. 
 
120 Catalogue of the Members of [i859-'6o. 
 
 Ware, James N., Perry Co., Ala. : i860. C. S. A. Born 1839, died in 
 
 service at Columbus, Miss., 1862. 
 Ware, William H., Perry Co., Ala.: i860. C. S. A. Born 1S41, killed 
 
 at Fredericksburg, 1862. 
 Washington, G. Lawrence, Kinston : 1862. 
 
 Whitfield, Anthony D., Columbus, Miss. : 1S60. Antesia, Miss. 
 Whitfield, William Blackledge, Jefferson Co., Fla. : 1S61. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1842, killed at Seven Pines, 1S62. 
 Winston, John A., Gainesville, Ala. : 1S61. C. S. A. Harrison Co., Tex. 
 
 Born 1S43, died c. 1S72. 
 Winston, William E., Gainesville, Ala. : 1861. Lieut. C. S. A. Planter 
 
 and Stock Breeder. Waskom, Harrison Co., Tex. 
 Womack, Sidney, Eutaw, Ala. : 1861. Born 1842, died 1868. 
 Young, Boaz Walton, Wake Co. :■ A. B., 1862. Born 1S40. Teacher and 
 
 Planter. Leachburg, Johnston Co. 
 
 i860. 
 
 Argo, Thomas Monroe, Wetumpka, Ala.: A. B., 1863; LL. B., 1866. 
 
 Born 1841. Lieut. C. S. A. Lawyer. Solicitor 4th Dist. Raleigh. 
 Arnold, Hugh M., Newnan, Ga. : 1862. Born 1842. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Newnan. 
 Arnold, Samuel James, Newnan, Ga.: 1861. Born 1841. Planter. Newnan. 
 Avery, Willoughby F., Burke Co. : 1S61. Capt. C. S. A. Journalist. 
 
 Born 1843, died 1876. 
 Beery, S. Wallace, Florence, Ga. : 1861. 
 Bellamy, William James Harriss, Wilmington: 1863. Born 1S44. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. M. U., Univ. N. Y. Pres. New Hanover Med. Assoc. Wil- 
 mington. 
 Bradley, Richard, Wilmington : 1862. C. S. A. Merchant. Born 1842, 
 
 died 1879. 
 Broyles, Thomas Taliaferro, Anderson C. H., S. C. : A. B., 1S63. Physi- 
 cian. Chucky Valley, Washington Co., Tenn. 
 Bryan, Henry H., New Orleans, La. : 1S61. Born 1S44. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 
 New Orleans. 
 Buck, DeWitt Clinton, Lexington, Mo. : A. B., 1S61. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 near Vicksburg, 1862. 
 Bynum, George C, Chatham Co. : 186 r. Methodist Minister. Born 1839, 
 
 died 1871. 
 Chisolm, Seaborn Whateley, Polk Co., Ga. : 1861. C. S. A. Born 1S41, 
 
 died from wounds, 1S62. 
 Church, William L., Athens, Ga. : 1S61. Capt. C. S. A. Prof. Univ. 
 
 Ga. Minister and Physician. Washington, U. C. 
 Clark, George Mcintosh, Montgomery Co.: 1S61. Maj. C. S. A. Born 
 
 183S, killed at Gettysburg, 1863. 
 Clegg, Montraville D., Chatham Co. : 1S61. Lieut. C. S. A. Born 1840, 
 
 killed at Ream's Station, 1S64. 
 Cooper, Tim Ervin, Jackson, Miss. : 1861. Born 1843. Judge Supreme 
 
 Ct. Miss., 1SS1-. Jackson, Miss. 
 
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 Farrow, George Ferdinand, Shelby Co., Tenn. : 1861. Born 1841. 
 
 C. S. A. Planter. Gen. Assem. Memphis. 
 Ferguson, William D., Pickensville, Ala. : 1861. 
 Fitzgerald, Adolphus Leigh, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1862. Born 1840. 
 
 Lawyer. Judge Circuit Court. Nevada. 
 Gill, William P., Franklin Co. : 1861. Lieut. C. S. A. Born 1842, killed 
 
 at Malvern Hill, 1862. 
 Gilmer, James C, Mt. Airy : A. B., 1864. Lawyer. Born 1843, died 1878. 
 Gray, Samuel Wiley, Winston: 1861. Capt. C. S. A. Born 1842, killed 
 
 at Gettysburg, 1S63. 
 Hargrove, William T., Granville Co. : 1862. C. S. A. Born 1843, died 
 
 in service, 1S62. 
 Haynes, Robert Walter, Knoxville, Tenn. : A. B., 1S62. Born 1840. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Lawyer. Jackson, Tenn. 
 Jones, James C., Madison Parish, La. : 1861. 
 Lastrapes, Adolphe, Opelousas, La. : 1861. C. S. A. Killed at first 
 
 Manassas, 1861. 
 Lee, Richard Henry, Clinton : 1862. C. S. A. Merchant. 
 Leigh, Frank Melancthon, Columbus, Miss. : A. B., 1862. Born 1844. 
 
 Capt. C. S. A. Manufacturer. Com. Merchant. Columbus, Miss. 
 Lindsay, Thomas Strange, Greensboro : 1862. Born 1843, died 1869. 
 Long, James M., Caswell Co. : 1861. Born 1843. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Hycotee, Caswell Co. 
 McDermott, Joseph Alexander, Monroe Co., Tenn. : 1861. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1843, killed at Vicksburg, 1863. 
 Marsh, Daniel H., Chatham Co. : 1862. Born 1844. R. R. Agt. and Tel. 
 
 Operator. Ore Hill. 
 Marshall, Calvin Y., Greensboro, Miss. : 1861. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 Martin, Clarence Dudley, Wilmington: 1861. Sergt. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1844, died from wound at Williamsburg, 1S62. 
 Mebane, William Nelson, Rockingham Co.: 1861. C, S. A. Memb. 
 
 H. of C, i874-'75. Senator, 1876— '77. Lawyer. Madison. 
 Mills, William H. H., Nashville, Tenn. : 1862. C. S. A. Died in service. 
 Mitchell, Randolph, Glennville, Ala.: 1861. C. S. A. Born 1843, killed 
 
 at Fredericksburg, 1862. 
 Moring, John M., Chatham Co. : 1862. Gen. Assem. Speaker H. of R. 
 
 Lawyer. Pittsboro. 
 Morrow, Daniel Foust, Alamance Co. : 1861. Born 1S42. C. S. A. Mer- 
 chant. Oaks, Orange Co. 
 Parsons, John H., Hinds Co., Miss. : 1861. Born 1842. Bank Cashier. 
 Polk, Rufus J., Columbia, Tenn. : 1861. C. S. A. Planter. Stock Breeder. 
 
 Arkansas. 
 Powell, Benjamin T., Camden, Ark. : 1862. Born 1842. 
 Purnell, Mungo T., Grenada, Miss. : 1S61. Lieut. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Grenada, Miss. 
 Quarles, William Lowndes, Minden, La. : A. B., 1863. Born 1844, dead. 
 Ramsey, George A., Columbus, Miss.: 1S62. Dead. 
 
 Ray, Lavender R., Newnan, Ga. : 1861. Born 1S42. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Newnan, Ga. 
 
122 Catalogue of the Members of [i860. 
 
 Rencher, William Conway, Santa Fe, New Mexico: A. B., 1866; A. M., 
 
 188 1. Lawyer. Journalist. New York City. 
 Rhodes, William James, Sampson Co. : 1861. C. S. A. Died in service, 
 
 1864. 
 Richmond, Caleb H., Milton: 1861. Born 1843. C. S. A. Tobacco 
 
 Dealer. Danville, Va. 
 Richmond, James L., Fairfield Dist., S. C. : 1861. Born 1842. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Kuckhead, Fairfield Co., S. C. 
 Riggsbee, Stanley M., Chatham Co. : 1861. Sergt.-Maj. C. S. A. Raleigh. 
 Roach, James W., Hinds Co., Miss. : 1861. Died 1861. 
 Robertson, Henry Jasper, Winchester, Tenn. : 186 1. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Independence, Mo. Born 1843, died 1SS8. 
 Russell, Daniel L., Wilmington: 1861. Born 1845. Gen. Assem., 1864, 
 
 '65 and '76. Judge Superior Ct., l868-'74. M. C, iSyS-'So. Wil- 
 mington. 
 Russell, Robert G., Granville Co. : 1861. Born 1841. C. S. A. Merchant 
 
 and Planter. South Lowell, Durham Co. 
 Scales, Thomas Sidney, Lowndes Co., Miss. : A. B., 1862 ; A. M., 186S. 
 Smith, William T., Wadesboro : 1861. Sergt. C. S. A. Teacher and 
 
 Planter. Lilesville. Born 1844, died 1883. 
 Sneed, William M., Granville Co. : 1861. Lawyer. Memphis, Tenn. 
 Tate, James Turner, Gaston Co. : A. B., 1864. Born 1S45. Cotton Manu- 
 facturer. Charlotte. 
 Taylor, Henry H., Carter Co., Tenn. : 1861. Born 1840. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Clerk U. S. Circuit Ct. Knoxvilie. 
 Watkins, Warner Meriwether, Milton : A. B., 1863. Born 1843. Merchant. 
 
 Milton. 
 Webb, William Henry Graham, Granville Co.: 1S61. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1842, killed at Gettysburg, 1863. 
 Webb, William Robert, Alamance Co. : A. B., 1867 ; A. M., 1S68. Born 
 
 1542. Capt. C. S. A. Principal Webb School. Bellbuckle, Tenn. 
 Wellborn, Olin, Dalton, Ga. : 1S61. Col. C. S. A. M. C. Dallas, Texas. 
 Whitner, Alonzo Church, Madison, Fla. : A. B., 1861 ; A.M. Judge 
 
 Superior Ct. Madison, Fla. Born 1841, died iSSS. 
 
 Whitner, Benjamin Franklin, Madison C. H., Fla.: 1861. Capt. C. S. A. 
 Merchant. Sanford, Orange Co., Fla. 
 
 Williams, James F. Cooper, Hamilton, Ga. : 1S61. Born 1840. Capt. 
 C. S. A. Planter and Judge Probate Ct. Harris Co., 1S6S-. Ham- 
 ilton, Ga. 
 
 Winstead, Stephen, Princeton, Ark. : 1861. Capt. C. S. A. Born 1842, 
 died 1874. 
 
 Wittich, Ernest L., Tuskegee, Ala. : 1S61. Color Sergt. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1543, killed at Cold Harbor, 1S64. 
 
 Young, James B., Granville Co. : 1861. Born 1842. Capt. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Dillsboro, Jackson Co. 
 Young, William H., Granville Co. : 1S61. C. S. N. 
 
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 1861. 
 
 Adams, Peter Kenry, Greensboro: 1865. Scout C. S. A. Claim Agent. 
 
 West Point, Va. 
 Boozer, Albert Mirabeau, Lexington C. H., S. C. : A. B., 1864. Born 1843. 
 
 Clerk Supreme Ct. Columbia, S. C. 
 Bunting, Thomas Owen, Sampson Co.: 1862. Born 1845. C. S. A. Mer- 
 chant. Wilmington. 
 Call, William H., Mocksville : 1862. Ord. Sergt. C. S. A. Methodist 
 
 Minister. N. C. Conference. 
 Chalmers, Joseph W., Halifax Co., Va. : 1862. Born 1844. Drill Master 
 
 C. S. A. Teacher. Mountain Road, Halifax Co., Va. 
 Chalmers, William M., Halifax Co., Va. : 1863. Born 1845. C. S. A. 
 
 Teacher. Danville, Va. 
 Curtis, Moses Ashley, Hillsboro : 1863. Born 1842. Book-keeper. Tarboro. 
 Hartsfield, Alva C, Wake Co. : 1863. C. S. A. Born 1845, died in service 
 
 at Richmond, 1864. 
 Henderson, John Steele, Salisbury : 1864. LL. D. Born 1846. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Commr. to Codify Laws of N. C. M. C, 1885-. 
 
 Salisbury. 
 Howard, A. Branson, Iredell Co. : 1863. Born 1844. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Bethany. 
 Johnson, Benjamin S., Pine Bluff, Ark. : 1862. Born 1841. Lawyer. Little 
 
 Rock. 
 McRee, Robert Cowan, Wilmington: 1863. Sergt.-Major C. S. A. Born 
 
 1S45, killed at Spottsylvania C. H., 1864. 
 Marshall, Matthias Murray, Pittsboro : A. B., 1863; A.M., 1S66 ; D, D. 
 
 Born 1846. Episcopal Minister. Raleigh. 
 Miller, Henry C, Pendleton, S. C. : 1862. C. S. A. Born 1845, killed at 
 
 Cedar Creek, Va., 1864. 
 Motz, Charles, Lincolnton : 1862. Merchant. Waco, Texas. 
 Norwood, Thomas Lenoir, Lenoir : 1862. Capt. C. S. A. Teacher, Bing- 
 ham School. Prof. Univ. Tenn. Born 1845, died 1888. 
 Osborne, Robert D., Charlotte : 1863. Lawyer. Born 1843, died 1879. 
 Powell, Augustus, Coahoma Co., Miss. : 1862. 
 Prout, Edmund Gregory, Williamsboro : A. B., 1865. Episcopal Minister. 
 
 Deer Lodge City, Montana. 
 Prout, William Curtis, Williamsboro : A. B., 1865. Episcopal Minister. 
 
 Granville, N. Y. 
 Riggs, William T., De Soto Parish, La. : 1S62. 
 Rogers, John P., Wake Co. : 1864. Born 1844, died 1864. 
 Sevier, Ambrose H., Little Rock, Ark. : 1862. Born 1S42. Merchant. 
 
 Lewisville, Ark. 
 Sturdivant, Fabius D., Wake Co. : 1862. Planter. Wake Co. Dead. 
 Van Wyck, Augustus, Pendleton, S. C. : A. B., 1S64 ; A. M., 1868. Born 
 
 1844. Judge Brooklyn City Ct. Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 Young, John Graham, Charlotte : A. B., 1867. Born 1845. Civil Engineer. 
 
 Provision and Grain Merchant. Winston. 
 
124 Catalogue of the Members of [1S62-63. 
 
 1862. 
 
 Adams, William Withers, Petersburg, Va. : A. B., 1866. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 
 Charleston, W. Va. 
 Carr, Julian Shakespeare, Chapel Hill : 1864. Born 1845. Manufacturer. 
 
 Banker. Durham. 
 Carson, James P., Charleston, S. C. : 1864. 
 Chambliss, Walter Blow, Hicksford, Va. : 1864. Lieut. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1844, died 1S86. 
 Coleman, Henry Embry, Halifax Co., Va. : 1863. Born 1845. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. News Ferry, Va. 
 French, James McDaniel, Wilmington : 1863. Born 1843. Merchant. 
 Hargrave, William Frederick, Chapel Hill : 1864. Born 1848. Merchant. 
 
 New York City. 
 Haughton, John Robert, Pittsboro : 1S63. C. S. A. Born 1845, died ' n 
 
 service, 1864. 
 Land, John W., Sussex Co., Va. : 1863. Planter. 
 Lawrence, John W., Statesville, 1863. C. S. A. Died in Georgia from 
 
 wounds received in service. 
 Lindsay, Ernest, Greensboro : 1863. Born 1845. Banker. St. Joseph, Mo. 
 London, Henry Armand, Pittsboro : A. B., 1S65 ; A. M., 1S6S. Born 1848. 
 
 C. S. A. Lawyer and Journalist. Pittsboro. 
 McRae, John Burgwyn, Fayetteville : 1863. C. S. A. Lawyer and Planter. 
 
 Jackson. 
 Mason, John R., Sussex Co., Va. : 1S63. C. S. A. Born 1S47, died in a 
 
 Northern prison, 1865. 
 Means, Paul Barringer, Cabarrus Co. : A. B., 186S. C. S. A. State Senator. 
 
 Lawyer. Concord. 
 Mickle, Joseph Caldwell, Chapel Hill : 1864. Born 1844. C. S. A. Meth- 
 odist Minister. Teacher. Bryan, Texas. 
 Montague, Alexander, Wake Co.: 1S65 ; A.M., 1S68. M. D., Univ. of 
 
 N. Y., 1S6S. Born 1845. Galt > Cal - 
 Moore, Richard, Wilmington : 1863. Merchant. Charlotte. 
 Morehead, Eugene, Greensboro: A. B., 1S68. C. S. A. Banker. Durham. 
 
 Born 1S45, died 18S9. 
 Rankin, John Taylor, Wilmington : 1S63. Born 1845. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Wilmington. 
 Wilkins, William Wyche, Brunswick Co., Va. : 1S63. Born 1S44. Civi 
 
 Engineer. Lawrenceville, Va. 
 
 1863. 
 
 Carr, Albert G., Chapel Hill : A. B., 1S67. Born 1S47. Physician. Durham. 
 Covington, Edmund De Berry, Summerville: 1S64. Born 1S46. C. S. A. 
 
 Turpentine Operator. Georgia. 
 Fleming, William Woodville, McDowell Co. : 1S64. Born 1S46. Major 
 
 C. S. A. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Washington, D. C. 
 Gray, John Bovice, Fredericksburg, Va. Born 1S45. Stock Breeder. 
 
 Fredericksburg, Va. 
 
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 Leak, William P., Wadesboro : 1864. Born c. 1846, died c. 1865. 
 Lord, Stephen Ferrand, Salisbury : 1864. Planter. Salisbury. 
 McAdoo, William C, Greensboro : 1865. Merchant. Greensboro. Died 
 
 1877. 
 Means, James M., Cabarrus Co. : 186S. Born 1846. C. S. A. Traveling 
 
 Passenger Agt. Houston, Texas. 
 Means, Robert Work, Cabarrus Co. : A. B., 1867. Lawyer. Mayor. Born 
 
 1848, died 1S76. 
 Mills, Julius Caesar, Caswell Co. : 1864. Physician. Blackwell's. 
 Sloan, James A., Greensboro : 1864. Born 1846, died 1866. 
 Strayhorn, Isaac R., Hillsboro : A. B., 186S. Lawyer. Solicitor 5th Dist. 
 
 Hillsboro. 
 Wright, William Augustus, Wilmington : 1S66. Born 1846. R. R. Service. 
 
 Wilmington. 
 
 I864. 
 
 Bond, Henry, Enfield : 1865. Born 1847. Banker. Chattanooga, Tenn. 
 Davis, Thomas H., Union Co. : 1865. Born 1841. Merchant. Lancaster, 
 
 S. C. 
 Edwards, James L., Anson Co. : 1865. Planter. Wadesboro. 
 Graham, Augustus Washington, Hillsboro : A. B., 1S68. Born 1849. 
 
 C. S. A. State Senator. Lawyer. Oxford. 
 Graham, George W., Hillsboro : A. B., 186S. Born 1847. C. S. A. M. D., 
 
 Univ. N. Y. Oculist. Charlotte. 
 Johnston, Frank S., Pine Bluff, Ark. : 1865. Born 1847. Lawyer. Little 
 
 Rock. 
 Little. Walter S., Ansonville : 1866. Planter. Ansonville. 
 Meares, Thomas Davis, Brunswick Co. : 1S65. Born 1848. R. R. Service. 
 
 Wilmington. 
 Pearson, William Simpson, Morganton : A. B., 186S. Born 1849. Consul 
 
 at Palermo, 1873. Lawyer. Journalist. Author. Morganton. 
 Smith, James Tillman, Anson Co.: 1865. Born 1S43. C. S. A. Memb. 
 
 Texas Legislature. State Senator. Lawyer. Cleburne, Texas. 
 Thompson, William A., Chapel Hill : 1S65. Died 1876. 
 Walkup, Henry Clay, Union Co. : 1S65. Born 1843. C. S. A. Physician. 
 
 Boardman, Fla. 
 Watson, Charles E., Chapel Hill : 1S66. Meridian, Miss. 
 Watson, James A., Chapel Hill : A. B., 1S68. Physician. Malvern, Ark. 
 
 I865. 
 
 De Rosset, Thomas Childs, Wilmington : 1S66. C. S. A. Insurance 
 
 Agent. Born 1845, died 187S. 
 Foust, Isaac H., Randolph Co. : 1866. Banker. Salisbury. 
 Jobe, Lorenzo A. T., Greensboro: A. B., 1868. Minister. 
 Jones, Edmund, Caldwell Co. : 186S. Born 1848. C. S. A. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Lenoir. 
 Jones, Eugene Thomas, Louisburg : 1S67. Born 1S46. Supt. Pub. Ins. 
 
 for Wake Co., i88i-'85. Planter. Raleigh. 
 
126 Catalogue of the Members of [1865-66. 
 
 Mcllhenny, John, Wilmington : 1867. Born 1848. Druggist. Wilmington. 
 
 McKesson, Charles Finley, Morganton : 1S68. Horn 1849. Lawyer. 
 Journalist. Morganton. 
 
 Maness, William B., Moore Co. : 1866. Methodist Minister. Moore Co. 
 Dead. 
 
 Pearson, John Williams, Yadkin Co. : 1866. Lieut. C. S. A. Lost at sea 
 in 1866. 
 
 Phillips, Alonzo, Hillsboro : 1867. Merchant. Chicago. Born 1845, died 
 1884. 
 
 Walker, Piatt Dickinson, Wilmington : 1867. Born 1849. Lawyer. 
 Charlotte. 
 
 Webb, Joseph Cheshire, Hillsboro: 1868. Born 184S. Merchant. Hills- 
 boro. 
 
 1866. 
 
 Bitting, Samuel T., Mt. Airy : 1868. Born 1848. Merchant. Aurora, Wise 
 Co., Texas. 
 
 Buchanan, William, Richmond Co. : 1868. Bom 1842. Lawyer. Gen. 
 Assem. Miss. Brandon, Miss. 
 
 Cochran, Alfred Wellborn, Glennville, Ala. : 1868. Lawyer. Birming- 
 ham, Ala. 
 
 Conner, Henry Woolman, Beattie's Ford, Lincoln Co. : 1867. C. S. A. 
 Merchant. Born 1844, died 1872. 
 
 Craig, Andrew Murdock, Melville, Alamance Co. : 1867. 
 
 French, Charles E., Wilmington: 1868. Born 1846. Merchant. Minne- 
 apolis, Minn. 
 
 Fries, John W., Salem : 1868. Born 1S46. Manufacturer. Salem. 
 
 Guthrie, Brooks Harris, Moore Co. : 1867. Born 1845. Pedlar's Hill, 
 Chatham Co. 
 
 Johnson, Herbert P., Lexington, Miss. : 1867. 
 
 Lindsay, Edward O., Greensboro : 1S6S. Physician. Born 1849, died 
 1888. 
 
 Long, Daniel A., Graham : 1868 ; A. M. ; D. D. LL. D. Minister. Prest. 
 Antioch College, Yellow Springs, Ohio. 
 
 McKay, Wilson J., Summerville : 1S68. Born 1848. Presbyterian Min- 
 ister. Sumter, S. C. 
 
 Malloy, Alexander, Richmond Co. : 1868. Planter. Laurel Hill. Died 
 18S0. 
 
 Miller, William H., Shelby: A. B., 1S67. Born 1844. C. S. A. Journalist. 
 Shelby. 
 
 Mitchell, Americus Columbus, Glennville, Ala. : 186S. Born 1850. Planter. 
 Glennville, Ala. 
 
 Patterson, Henry Houston, Chapel Hill : 1867. Born 1S44. C. S. A. 
 Merchant and Planter. Chapel Hill. 
 
 Shorter, Reuben Clarke, Montgomery, Ala. : 1S6S. Born 1850. Lawyer. 
 Montgomery, Ala. 
 
 Webb, John M., Alamance Co.: 186S ; A.M., 1S78. Teacher. Bell- 
 buckle, Tenn. 
 
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 1867. 
 
 Carter, Melvin E., Madison Co. : 1868. Born 1843. Capt. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Asheville. 
 Davidson, Samuel McComb, Mecklenburg Co. : 1868. Born 1849. Teacher. 
 
 Charlotte. 
 Gibson, John K., Richmond Co. : 1868. Born 1845. Lawyer. Memb. Ark. 
 
 Legislature. Powhatan, Ark. 
 Mason, James Bruce, Davie Co. : 1868. Born 1844. Lawyer. State 
 
 Senator. Chapel Hill. 
 Patterson, Samuel Legerwood, Patterson, Caldwell Co. : 1868. Born 1850. 
 
 Planter. Yadkin Valley. 
 Rankin, Joseph K., Caldwell Co. : 1868. Planter. Mecklenburg Co. 
 Reynolds, Charles A., Leaksviile : 1868. A. B., Princeton. Merchant 
 
 and Tobacconist. Salem. 
 Siler, Quintus Park, Orion, Ala. : 1S68. Born 1849. Merchant. Troy, Ala. 
 Sloan, John D., Pike Co., Ala. : 1868. Teacher and Physician. Corsicana, 
 
 Texas. Born 1840, died 1875. 
 
 During the years i868-'74 inclusive, no members were admitted into the 
 Dialectic Society. 
 
 1875. 
 
 Battle, Kemp Plummer, Raleigh : A. B., 1879. Born 1859. M. D., Univ. 
 
 Va. and Bellevue Med. Coll. Assist. Surg. U. S. M. H. S., 1884-85. 
 
 Oculist. Raleigh. 
 Britt, George William, Sampson Co. : 1876. Born 1851. Lawyer. Clinton. 
 Caldwell, Robert Ernest, Greensboro: 1878. Born 1857. Presbyterian 
 
 Minister. Louisville, Ky. 
 Carter, Eugene Douglas, Asheville : 1876. Born 1856. Lawyer. Solicitor. 
 
 Asheville. 
 Covington, Charles Coleman, Wilmington: 1878. Born 1857. Merchant. 
 
 Wilmington. 
 Davis, Frederick, Elizabeth City : 1S77. Born 1856. Agent Ice and Coal 
 
 Company. Elizabeth City. 
 Dobson, John Hamlin, Surry Co. : 1877. Born 1856. Pres. Elector, 18S8. 
 
 Lawyer. Rockford. 
 Engelhard, Edward Benson, Wilmington : 1878. Born 1856. Supt. Water 
 
 Works. Raleigh. 
 Faison, James Hicks, Duplin Co. : A. B., 1878. Physician. Born 1857, 
 
 died 1S87. 
 Galloway, Charles Wilcher, Mt. Airy : 1S78. Druggist. Born 1857, died 
 
 1S84. 
 Henderson, Richard Bullock, Warren Co. : A. B., 1879. Born 1858. M. D., 
 
 Univ. of Md. Wilton, Granville Co. 
 Hill, Edward John, Duplin Co.: A. B., 1878. Born 1857. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Consul to Montevideo, i887-'90. 
 Hughes, Robert Harvey, Cedar Grove, Orange Co. : 1877. Born 1S58. 
 
 Teacher. 
 
128 Catalogue of the Members of [1875— '76. 
 
 Johnston, Julius, Ruffin, Rockingham Co. : 1877. Born 1856. Lawyer. 
 
 Yanceyville. 
 Jones, Alfred Daniel, Cary : 1878. Born 1857. County Treasurer. Lawyer. 
 
 Raleigh. 
 McCorkle, George, Catawba Co.: A. B., 1878. Born 1857. Lawyer. 
 
 Newton. 
 McKay, Neill, Harnett Co.: 1876. Born 1859. Merchant and Planter. 
 
 Union Church, Moore Co. 
 McKay, Prentys, Harnett Co. : 1S76. Born 1857. Planter. Norval, Har- 
 nett Co. 
 McNeill, Charles Alexander, Carthage: 1878. Born 1861. Lawyer. 
 
 Carthage. 
 McNeill, Thomas Irby, Cheraw, S. C. : 1878. Born 1856. Planter. 
 Mallett, John W., Chapel Hill : 1876. Born 1852. Planter. Chapel Hill. 
 Merritt, Rufus Grant, Pittsboro : 1877. Born 1856. Planter. Tulane Co., 
 
 Cal. 
 Payne, Robert Lee, Lexington : 187S. Physician. Lexington. 
 Phillips, William Battle, Chapel Hill: Ph. B., 1877; Ph.D. Born 1857. 
 
 Prof. Agr. Chem. and Mining U. N. C, i885-'88. Prof. Chem. and 
 
 Metallurgy Univ. Ala. Tuscaloosa, Ala. 
 Sloan, Henry, Sampson Co. : 1876. Physician. Ingolds, Sampson Co. 
 Spears, Henry Turner, Lillington : 1876. Born 1859. Register of Deeds, 
 
 Harnett Co. Lillington. 
 Stanback, David Chandler, Richmond Co. : 1S76. Planter. Little's Mills. 
 Steele, Edwin Douglas, Greensboro : 1877. Born 1859. Lawyer. Mayor. 
 
 High Point. 
 Vance, David Mitchell, Charlotte : 1S76. Born 1S57. Lawyer. Journalist. 
 
 Asheville. 
 Watkins, Henry Thomas, Henderson : A. B., 1878. Born 1S56. Lawyer. 
 
 Henderson. 
 
 I876. 
 
 Angier, John Cicero, Durham : 1S79. Born 1S57. Merchant. Durham. 
 Battle, Thomas Hall, Raleigh: A. B., 1SS0. Born 1S60. Lawyer. Banker. 
 
 Manufacturer. Mayor. Rocky Mount. 
 Blackmer, Walter Steele, Salisbury : 1S78. Born 1S61. Salisbury. 
 Blackwell, James Washington, Durham : 187S. Born 1857. Tobacconist. 
 
 Durham. 
 Bobbitt, Rufus Lee, Granville Co. : 1S79. Born 1S60. Planter. Wilton. 
 Brooks, Thomas Cook, Woodsdale, Person Co. : Ph. B., 1SS0. Born 185S. 
 
 Teacher. Lawyer. Daysville. 
 Burt, Charles W., Raleigh : 1877. Merchant. Valdosta, Ga. 
 Clifton, Lunsford Clayborne, Cedar Shoals, S. C. : 1S79. Born 1856. 
 Cline, William Pinckney, Newton : Ph. B., 1878. Born 1853. Minister 
 
 and Teacher. Ilex, Davidson Co. 
 Cobb, Charles Cotesworth, Lincoln Co. : Ph. B., 1S80. Born 1S59. Lawyer. 
 
 Dallas, Texas. 
 
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 Coble, Albert Lucien, Alamance Co. : A. B., 1880. Born 1855. Assist. 
 Prof. Math., 1883-85. Lawyer. Statesville. 
 
 Day, Thomas Archibald, Durham : 1877. Tobacconist. Born 1857, died 
 1SS0. 
 
 Dixon, John Howie, Query, Mecklenburg Co. : 1877. Born 1862. Pres- 
 byterian Minister. Gainesville, Ga. 
 
 Dunlap, Joseph Ingram, Cedar Hill, Anson Co. : 1S77. Born 1852. Mer- 
 chant. Wadesboro. 
 
 Emerson, Isaac Edward, Chapel Hill : 1879. Born 1858. Druggist. Vir- 
 ginia. 
 
 Glenn, Edward Travis Brodnax, Leaksville : 1877. Born 1859. Car 
 Accountant C. F. & Y. V. R. R. Fayetteville. 
 
 Hargrave, Alfred Frontice, Lexington : 1878. Born 1858. Planter. Lex- 
 ington. 
 
 Haywood, Ernest, Raleigh : A. B., 1880. Born i860. Lawyer. Raleigh. 
 
 Heilig, James Daniel, Salisbury: 1877. Born 1857. Salesman. Salisbury. 
 
 Hill, Isham Faison, Faison, Duplin Co. : 1878. Merchant. Faison. 
 
 Holshouser, Allen Rodolphus, Salisbury: 1879. Born 1S53. Minister and 
 Teacher. Thomasville. 
 
 Little, John Richard, Ansonville : 1S77. Born 1855. Planter. Ansonville. 
 
 Long, Isaac Henry, Graham : 187S. Born 1854, died 1878. 
 
 Means, George Washington, Concord : 1877. Lawyer. Concord. 
 
 Overman, Edwin Rowan, Salisbury : 1877. Born 185S. R. R. Service. 
 Asheville. 
 
 Phillips, Alexander Lacy, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1880. Born 1859. Pres- 
 byterian Minister. Birmingham, Ala. 
 
 Smith, Andrew Jones, Wilmington : 1877. Born 1858. 
 
 Southgate, James Haywood, Durham : 187S. Born 1859. Ins. Agt. Durham. 
 
 Strange, Robert, Wilmington : A. B., 1879. Born 1857. Episcopal Min- 
 ister. Wilmington, 
 
 Street, Nathaniel Heath, New Berne : B. S., 1878. Born 185S. Physician. 
 New Berne. 
 
 Williams, Duncan Murchison, Wilmington : 1878. Born 1858. Merchant. 
 Wilmington. 
 
 1877. 
 
 Albright, James Alexander, Graham: 1S78. Born 1857. Physician. 
 Taylor's Chapel, Tenn. 
 
 Battle, Herbert Bemerton, Chapel Hill : B. S., 1881 ; Ph. D., 1S87. Born 
 1862. Director N. C. Agr. Exper. Station. Raleigh. 
 
 Beaman, John Robinson, Clinton : 1879. Born 1852. Planter. Clinton. 
 
 Betts, William Archibald, Mt. Pleasant: Ph. B., 1880. Born 1857. 
 Methodist Minister. S. C. Conference. 
 
 Cline, Frank Lee, Hickory : 1878. Born 1858. Lawyer. Hickory. 
 
 Cunningham, John, Callaway, Tenn. : 1878. Born 1859. Merchant. Gal- 
 laway, Tenn. 
 
 Dalton, David Nicholas, Dalton, Stokes Co. : 1878. Born 1S60. Physi- 
 cian. Winston. 
 
130 Catalogue of the Members of \_ l %17- 
 
 Dillard, John Henry, Leaksville : 1878. Born 1862. Lawyer. Murphy. 
 Erwin, William Edward, Hendersonville : 1878. Born 1858. Lawyer. 
 
 Hendersonville. 
 Flannigan, Robert Andrew, Cabarrus Co. : 1879. Born 1851. Lawyer. 
 
 Mill Grove. Died c. 1888. 
 Forbis, James Wiley, Greensboro: 1879. Born 1852. Lawyer. Mayor. 
 
 Greensboro. 
 Greenlee, Edward Thomas, Marion: 1881. Born 1S5S. Lawyer. Marion. 
 Gunter, John Doctor, Jonesboro : 1S79. Merchant. Jonesboro. 
 Haywood, Howard, Raleigh : 1879. Born 1S61. Civil Engineer. Raleigh. 
 Hill, Christopher Dudley, Faison, Duplin Co.: A. B., 1881. Born 1861. 
 
 M. D., Univ. Va., 1888. Faison. 
 John, Henry Mood, Laurinburg : 1878. Born 1S57. Planter. Alfords- 
 
 ville, Robeson Co. 
 Johnston, William Alexander, Alamance Co. : 1S78. Born 1854. 
 Kent, Alfred Abraham, Lenoir : 1879. Born 1S58. Physician. Lenoir. 
 Kent, Horatio Miller, Lenoir: 1878. Born 1S57. Sheriff Caldwell Co. 
 
 Civil Engineer. Lenoir. 
 Kerner, Robah Bascom, Kernersville, Forsyth Co. : 1878. Born 1S59. 
 
 Lawyer. Winston. 
 Killian, John Baxter, Brevard: 187S. Born 1856. Clerk of Court. Colorado. 
 Leach, James Madison, Lexington : Ph. B., 1SS1. Born 1S59. Lawyer. 
 
 Lexington. 
 Ledbetter, Henry Steele, Rockingham : 1S79. Born 1858. Merchant and 
 
 Planter. Rockingham. 
 Mclver, Charles Duncan, Egypt, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1S81. Born i860. 
 
 Teacher. Supt. State Institutes, 1889-. Pres. N. C. Teachers' As- 
 sembly. Raleigh. 
 Mclver, John Alton, Jonesboro: A. B., 1881. Born i860. Lawyer. Jonesboro. 
 McLeod, Gilbert, Euphronia, Moore Co. : 187S. Born 1856. Physician. 
 
 Carthage. 
 McRae, James Patterson, Laurinburg : 1879. Born 1S59. Planter. Lau- 
 rinburg. 
 McRae, Roderick, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1SS1. Born i860. Merchant. 
 
 Laurinburg. 
 Mial, Leonidas Lemay, Wake Co.: A. B., 1881. Physician. Morris- 
 town, N. J. 
 Neal, John William, Stokes Co.: A. B., 1881. Born i860. Physician. 
 
 Danbury. 
 Pell, Edward Leigh, Chapel Hill : 1SS0. Born 1S61. Methodist Minister. 
 
 N. C. Conference. 
 Pell, Robert Paine, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1SS1. Born i860. Assist. Prof. 
 
 English, i88i-'83. Presbyterian Minister. Wilson. 
 Pemberton, William David, Albemarle, Stanly Co. : Ph. B., 1SS1. Born 
 
 1859. Physician. Big Lick. 
 Reid, Reuben David, Wentworth : 1S79. Born 1S59. Lawyer. Wentworth. 
 Robbins, Gaston Ahi, Lexington : B. S., 1S79. Born 185S. Lawyer. 
 
 Selma, Ala. 
 
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 Ruffin, James Hipkin, Hillsboro : Ph. B., 1881. Born 1859. Supt. Cotton 
 Mills. Rocky Mount. 
 
 Scott, James Edwin, Alamance Co. : 1878. Born 1S59, died 1S88. 
 
 Scott, Robert Walter, Alamance Co. : 1878. Born 1861. Planter. State 
 Senator. Mebane. 
 
 Slade, William Bonner, Columbus, Ga. : A. B., 1880. Born 1857. Ins. 
 Agt. Columbus, Ga. 
 
 Springs, Alva Connell, Fort Mill, S. C. : A. B., 1879. Born 1859. Mer- 
 chant. Arkansas City, Kansas. 
 
 Stewart, William Belfield, Clinton: A. B., 1881. Born 1858. Lawyer. 
 Clinton. 
 
 Strange, Joseph Huske, Wilmington : 1879. Born 1S61. Manufacturer. 
 New York City. 
 
 Waddell, Alfred Moore, Wilmington : 1878. Born 1858. Cashier Acme 
 Mfg. Co. Wilmington. 
 
 Walker, John Moseley, Hickory : A. B., 1S81. Born 1861. Hardware 
 Business. Charlotte. 
 
 Walker, Lucian Holmes, Hickory: A. B., 1S81. Born 1859. Mecklen- 
 burg Iron Works. Charlotte. 
 
 Webb, John, Tally Ho, Granville Co. : 1879. Born 1858. Tobacco 
 Buyer. Oxford. 
 
 Wilson, Albert Robert, Greensboro : 1880. Born 1859. Physician. Pelham. 
 
 I878. 
 
 Adams, William Gales, Iredell Co.: 1882. Born 1S58. Teacher. Pleasant 
 
 Hill, Ala. 
 Adams, William Jackson, Greensboro: A. B., 1881. Born i860. Lawyer. 
 
 Carthage. 
 Alderman, Edwin Anderson, Wilmington: Ph. B., 1882. Born 1861. 
 
 Pres. N. C. Teachers' Assembly. Supt. Goldsboro Schools. State 
 
 Supt. Teachers' Institutes. Goldsboro. 
 Allen, Alvis Waldo, Granville Co.: Ph. B., 1882. Lawyer. Oxford. Born 
 
 1859, died 1887. 
 Benton, John Hogan, Monroe : 1879. Born 1855. Merchant. Monroe. 
 Boykin, David Stevens, Clinton : 1880. Born 1863. Merchant. Wilson. 
 Brady, John Everett, Davidson College : A. B., 1881. Ph. D. Born 1S60. 
 
 Professor in Smith College. Northampton, Mass. 
 Bunker, Albert Lemuel, Mt. Airy : 1S80. Born 1857. Lawyer. Planter. 
 
 Mt. Airy. 
 Cain, Robert Lee, Mocksville : 1880. Born 1856. Lawyer. Mocksville. 
 Covington, Thomas Thomas, Laurinburg : 1880. Born 1861. Merchant. 
 
 Laurinburg. 
 Cuningham, John Somerville, Cuningham's Store: 1879. Born 1S61. 
 
 Planter. Cuningham. 
 Davidson, Allen Turner, Asheville : Ph. B., 1882. Lawyer. Born 1S61, 
 
 died 1888. 
 Eaton, La Fayette Brown, Warrenton : 1SS1. Born 1861. Govt. Service. 
 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
132 Catalogue of the Members of [1878. 
 
 Fulp, Elias, Walnut Cove : 1879. Born 1859. Dentist. Walnut Cove. 
 
 Gill, Thomas Jeffries, Laurinburg : 1880. Born 1861. Merchant. Laurin- 
 burg. 
 
 Green, George Alexander, Cool Spring, Iredell Co. : 1S79. Born 1856. 
 Methodist Minister. Fort Worth, Texas. 
 
 Hampton, David Amzi, Statesville : A. B., 1S82. Born 1859. Physician. 
 Ennis, Ellis Co., Texas. 
 
 Heitman, Numa Fletcher, Lexington : A. B., 1883. Born i860. Lawyer. 
 Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 Hilton, John D., Raleigh : 1880. Born 1S62. Teacher. Alder Creek, N. Y. 
 
 Holt, Robert Oscar, Oak Ridge : A. B., 1881. Born i860. Govt. Service. 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 Hooker, William DeWitt, Gulf, Chatham Co.: 1879. Born i860. Planter. 
 Gulf. 
 
 Jackson, Jonathan Worth, Pittsboro : A. B,, 1S82. Born 1859. Gen. Ins. 
 Agt. Nashville, Tenn. 
 
 John, Roderick Belton, Laurinburg : A. B., 1880. Born 1859. Methodist 
 Minister. N. C. Conference. 
 
 McAden, Benjamin Terry, Charlotte : 1879. Manufacturer. Born 1858, 
 died 1888. 
 
 Mclver, Duncan Evander, Sanford : 1881. Born 1858. Gen. Assem. Mer- 
 chant and Planter. Sanford. 
 
 McLean, Charles Edgar, Guilford Co. : 1879. Bom 1S55. Lawyer. Gra- 
 ham. 
 
 Mauney, Lycurgus Elisha, Murphy : 18S0. Lawyer. Murphy. 
 
 Mitchell, John William X., Leesville, S. C. : 1879. Born 1856. 
 
 Nixon, Alfred, Lincoln Co. : B. S., 1881. Born 1856. Sheriff Lincoln Co. 
 Lincolnton. 
 
 Patterson, Jesse Lindsay, Salem : 1879. Lawyer. Winston. 
 
 Patterson, Louis Morehead, Salem : 1881. Teacher. Born 1S61, died 1SS6. 
 
 Peace, Leonidas Vassar, Granville Co. : 1880. Born 1859. Planter. 
 Mt. Energy. 
 
 Peterson, Solon Scott, Morganton : 1S79. Born 1S57. Physician. Mor- 
 ganton. 
 
 Phelps, Willie Herman, Sherrill's Ford, Catawba Co.: 1S79. Born 1S58. 
 Sherrill's Ford. 
 
 Phillips, John Leighton, Washington, D. C. : 1S80. Born 1859. Surgeon 
 U. S. A. 
 
 Reich, Thomas William, Mocksville : 1879. Book-keeper in R. R. Office. 
 Wilmington, Del. 
 
 Reynolds, Nathaniel Augustus, Asheville : 1880. Born 1S58. Lawyer. 
 Asheville. 
 
 Richardson, Edmund Ernest, Reidsville : 1879. Born 1S61. Manufac- 
 turer. Chattanooga, Tenn. 
 
 Rogers, Junius Foster, Granville Co. : 1879. Born 1859. Deputy Sheriff. 
 Oxford. 
 
 Ruffin, Thomas, Hillsboro : 1SS1. Born 1S62. R. R. Service. Warrior, Ala. 
 
 Rumbough, Henry Thomas, Madison Co.: B. S., 1SS1. Born 1S59. Law- 
 yer. Hot Springs. 
 
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 Schulkin, James Bion, Whiteville: 1880. Born 1858. Lawyer. Whiteville. 
 
 Smith, Hampden Sydney, Raleigh : 1S79. Born 1863. Insurance Agt. 
 Raleigh. 
 
 Springs, Leroy, Charlotte: 1880. Born 1861. Banker and Merchant. 
 Lancaster, S. C. 
 
 Stewart, Charles, Harnett Co. : 1880. Born 1848. 
 
 Stokes, Thomas Dudley, Richmond, Va. : B. S., 18S2. Born 1S61. Mer- 
 chant. Richmond. 
 
 Strickland, James Thomas, Tom's Creek, Surry Co. : i8Sc. Born 1857. 
 Physician. Thomasville. 
 
 Turner, Samuel Jefferson, Marion : 1SS1. Born 1852. Lawyer. Gen. 
 Assem., 1S89. Bakersville. 
 
 Whitsitt, George Walter, Graham : Ph. B., 1882. Born 1856. Dentist. 
 Greensboro. 
 
 Wilson, George Gregory, Greensboro: A. B., 1S82. Born 1862, died 1887. 
 
 Wilson, John Nestor, Greensboro : 1879. Born 1861. Lawyer. Greensboro. 
 
 I879. 
 
 Alexander, Charles Taylor, Rutherford Co. : 1884. Born 1863. Supt. of 
 
 Schools. Corsicana, Texas. 
 Avery, John Morehead, Morganton : A. B., 1881. Born i860. Lawyer. 
 
 Dallas, Texas. 
 Corpening, Martin Luther, Lenoir : 1880. Born 1856. Physician. St. 
 
 Louis, Mo. 
 Cowan, David Stone, Columbus Co.: 1881. Born 1863. R. R. Service. 
 
 Headquarters in City of Mexico. 
 Dick, John McClintock, Greensboro : 1883. Born 1861. Planter. Greens- 
 boro. 
 Doughton, Rufus Alexander, Alleghany Co. : 1880. Born 1856. Lawyer. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Sparta. 
 Ervin, William Carson, Lenoir : 1880. Born 1859. Lawyer. Journalist. 
 
 Morganton. 
 Lenoir, Thomas Ballard, Patterson, Caldwell Co. : 1SS0. Born 1858. 
 
 Planter. Patterson. 
 McAlister, Alexander Worth, Asheboro : A. B., 1882. Born 1862. Lumber 
 
 Business. Greensboro. 
 McCall, Robert Sevier, North Cove, McDowell Co. : 18S0. Born 1857. 
 
 Lawyer. Marion. 
 Markham, Hugh Paris, Patterson's, Orange Co. : 1SS0. Born 1859. 
 
 Salesman. Durham. 
 Orr, Perry Leander, Transylvania Co. : 1880. Born 1862. Salesman. 
 Owen, Chambers Rankin, Salisbury : 1880. Born i860. Teacher. Salisbury. 
 Radcliffe, Thomas, Wilmington: B. S., 1S81. Born 1861. Chemist. 
 Randall, William George, Burke Co. : A. B., 1884. Born i860. Prof. 
 
 Drawing Univ. S. C. Artist. Raleigh. 
 Rankin, Albert McQuistian, Guilford Co.: 1880. Born 1858. Supt. of 
 
 Schools. Florence, S. C. 
 
134 Catalogtie of the Members of [i 879-80. 
 
 Riddle, Charles Lucien, Egypt, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1S83. Lawyer. 
 
 Elizabeth City. Born 1S62, died 1889. 
 Sherrill, Franklin Avery, Sherrill's Ford, Catawba Co. : 1S82. Born 1858. 
 Stockard, James Kivette, Graham : 1880. Born 1859. Physician. Liberty, 
 
 Randolph Co. 
 Strayhorn, John Thomas, Hillsboro : 1883. Born 1862. Lawyer. Roxboro. 
 Thomas, William Lewis, Bennettsville, S. C. : 1880. Born 1854. Lawyer. 
 
 Bennettsville, S. C. 
 Thompson, Henry Erwin, Cameron, Moore Co.: A. B., 1883. Born 1861. 
 
 Teacher. Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. 
 Tillett, Henry Augustus, Cypress Creek, Bladen Co.: 1881. Born i860. 
 
 Lawyer. Abilene, Texas. 
 Vance, Thomas Malvern, Charlotte : 1881. Born 1862. Lawyer. Pres. 
 
 Elector, 188S. Lenoir. 
 Willcox, Lewis Barge, Hawkinsville, Ga. : 1880. Born 1859. Merchant. 
 
 Hawkinsville, Ga. 
 Williams, Cyrus Wellmon, Polk Co. : 1881. Born 185S. 
 Worth, Charles William, New Hanover Co. : A. B., 1883. Born 1S61. 
 
 Commission Merchant. Wilmington. 
 
 1880. 
 
 Bobbitt, Sydney Mangum, Granville Co. : 1882. Born 1S65. Tobacco 
 
 Dealer. Oxford. 
 Boone, Robert Baxter, Roxboro : 1881. Born 1858. Lawyer. Journalist. 
 
 Durham. 
 Carpenter, John Daniel, Mills' Spring, Polk Co. : 1SS1. Born 1S58. 
 Dugger, Shepherd Monroe, Watauga Co. : 18S1. Born 1854. Lawyer. 
 
 Teacher. Foscoe. 
 Fite, Henry Julius, Mt. Holly: 18S1. Born 1S62. Commercial Traveler. 
 Floyd, Archibald Campbell, Boone : 1S83. Born 1857. Lawyer. Supt. 
 
 of Schools. Columbia, Tenn. 
 Gattis, Samuel Mallett, Chapel Hill : Ph. B., 18S4. Born 1S63. Lawyer. 
 
 Clerk Superior Ct. Hillsboro. 
 Graves, Bernard Franklin, Mt. Airy : 1S83. Born 1862. Planter. Mt. Airy. 
 Gray, Robert Percy, Greensboro : 1883. Born 1S63. Sec'y and Treas. 
 
 North State Improvement Co. Greensboro. 
 Hairston, William Lash, Winston : 1SS1. Born 1863. Planter. Winston. 
 Hamer, Missouri Robert, Little Rock, S. C. : A. B.. 1884. Born 1S62. 
 
 Planter. Little Rock, S. C. 
 Hume, William Lowndes, Brevard : 18S3. Born 1S63. Civil Engineer. 
 
 Asheville. 
 Jones, Walter Temple, Jonesboro : 1SS2. Born 1861, died 1882. 
 Lenoir, Walter James, Patterson, Caldwell Co. : 1SS2. Born 1862. 
 
 Planter. Carpenteria, Cal. 
 Liles, Edward Prentiss, Lilesville : 1882. Born 1S63. Merchant. Lilesville. 
 Love, James Lee, Gaston Co. : Ph. B., 18S4. Born i860. Assist. Prof. 
 
 Math. U. N. C, iSS5-'S9. Instructor in Math. Harvard Univ. Cam- 
 bridge, Mass. 
 
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 McDowell, Charles Harper, Shufordsville, Henderson Co. : 1882. Born 
 i860. Dentist. Hendersonville. 
 
 McDowell, James Allen, Shufordsville : 1882. Born 1862. Head Sales- 
 man. Spartanburgh, S. C. 
 
 Mclntyre, Alexander, Cameron, Moore Co. : 1883. Born 1863. Bank 
 Cashier. Ocala, Fla. 
 
 Mclntyre, Peter, Cameron : 1882. Born 1S65. Salesman. Ocala, Fla. 
 
 Mclver, William Donald, Egypt, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1884. Born 1S62. 
 Lawyer. Sanford. 
 
 McRae, William Plummer, Warrenton : 1881. Born 1863. Teacher. 
 Lawyer. Petersburg, Va. 
 
 Mangum, Ernest Preston, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1885 ; A. M., 1886. Born 
 1864. Teacher. Asheville. 
 
 Mebane, George Allen, Mebaneville : 1883. Born 1863. Physician. 
 Graham. 
 
 Moir, Alexander, Francisco, Stokes Co. : 18S1. Born 1862. 
 
 Nevill, Samuel Goodman, Orange Co. : 1882. Born 1858. Teacher. Ken- 
 tucky. 
 
 Overman, Harry James, Salisbury : 1882. Born 1861. Teacher. Salisbury. 
 
 Parks, Sidney Lee, Wilkes Co. : 1881. Born 1862. 
 
 Pate, Thoroughgood, Laurel Hill, Richmond Co. : 1882. Born i860. 
 Lawyer. Planter. Ghio. 
 
 Price, James Valentine, Madison, Rockingham Co. : 1881. Born 1863. 
 Merchant. Hogan. 
 
 Pulliam, Joel Lane, La Grange, Tenn. : 1881. Born 1863. Merchant. 
 Wynne, Ark. 
 
 Reece, Joshua Montgomery, Booneville, Yadkin Co.: 1881. Born 1859. 
 Lawyer. 
 
 Robbins, AlexanderWeatherly, Jamestown, Guilford Co.: 1881. Born 1859. 
 
 Slocumb, John Charles, Clinton : 18^84. Born i860. R. R. Postal Service. 
 
 Stamps, Preston, Milton : A. B., 1883. Born 1861. Planter. Milton. 
 
 Triplett, Jesse Bynum, Wilkesboro : 1881. Born i860. Physician. Maple 
 Springs. 
 
 Turrentine, Samuel Bryant, Hillsboro : A. B., 1884; A.M., 1887. Born 
 1861. Methodist Minister. N. C. Conference. 
 
 Vance, James Noel, Asheville : 18S2. Born 1862. Planter. Asheville. 
 
 Walser, Zebulon Vance, Yadkin College : 1884. LL. B., Univ. Mich. 
 Born 1863. Gen. Assem., 1889. Lawyer. Lexington. 
 
 Wharton, Turner Ashby, Greensboro: 1883. Born 1862. Presbyterian 
 Minister. Charlotte. 
 
 Wilkes, John Francis, Charlotte: Ph. B., 1883. Born 1S64. Manufac- 
 turer. Charlotte. 
 
 I88l. 
 
 Anthony, John Alston, King's Mountain : 1882. Born 1854. Lawyer. 
 
 County Supt. Pub. Inst. Shelby. 
 Atwater, Alfred Sidney, Chatham Co. : 18S2. Physician. Knapp of 
 
 Reeds, Granville Co. 
 
B., 1884. 
 
 Born 
 
 1862. 
 
 Lawyer. 
 
 1S83. 
 
 Born 
 
 1S62. 
 
 Teacher. 
 
 3. Born 
 
 1862. 
 
 Plant 
 
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 1882. B 
 
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 136 Catalogue of the Members of [1S81. 
 
 Brodnax, William Frederick, Leaksville : 1883. Born 1863. Civil 
 
 Engineer. 
 Butler, Marion, Sampson Co. : A. B., 1885. Born 1863. Teacher and 
 
 Journalist. Clinton. 
 Conrad, James Madison, Davidson Co. : 1883. Born i860. Physician. 
 Davies, Robert Leonidas, Chapel Hill : 1882. Born 1865. Winston. 
 Daywalt, George Washington, Concord : 1882. Born 1861. Teacher. 
 Eaton, Oscar Benjamin, Mocksville : 1S83. Born 1859. Teacher. Farm- 
 
 ington. 
 Eller, Adolphus Hill, Ashe Co. : A. B., 1885. Born 1861. Lawyer. Winston. 
 Haizlip, James Daniel, Graham: 1882. Born 1S58. Lawyer. Sherman, 
 
 Texas. 
 Hawes, Jesse Bowden, Wilmington : A. 
 
 Birmingham, Ala. 
 Holleman, Silas Alvin, Chatham Co. 
 
 Merchant. Graham. 
 Kerr, James Phillips, Alamance Co. : 18J 
 
 River. 
 Long, Hamilton Crump, Buncombe Co. : 
 
 Fruit Grower. Asheville. 
 Lynch, Robert Bingham, High Point : 18 
 McAuley, John Newton, Mecklenburg Co. : 1S82. Born 185S. 
 McElwee, William Henry, Statesville : 1883. Born 1865. R. R. Service. 
 
 Greensboro. 
 Mclntyre, Duncan Thomas, Laurinburg : 1S82. Born 1S60. Planter. 
 
 Laurinburg. 
 Mclver, Berrie Chandler, Sanford : A. B., 1885. Born 1861. Tutor Greek, 
 
 i884-'S5. Supt. of Schools. Fayetteville. 
 McNeill, Daniel Hector, Cumberland Co. : 1885. Born 1S51. Teacher. 
 
 Texas. 
 McNeill, William Hamilton, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 18S7. Born 1S59. 
 
 Lawyer. Troy. 
 Matheson, William Malcolm, Montgomery Co. : 1S82. Born i860. 
 Nixon, Robert Burns, Pender Co.: 1882. Born i860. Lawyer. New Berne. 
 Osborne, Thomas Samuel, Asheville : A. B., 1884. Born 1858. Lawyer. 
 
 Fort Smith, Ark. 
 Paisley, Drury Lacy, Guilford Co. : 1881. Born i860. Teacher. 
 Price, James Madison, Leaksville : 1883. Physician. Born 1862, died iSSS. 
 Price, Thomas Jefferson, Monroe : 18S2. Born 1S59. Planter. Unionville. 
 Rothrock, Robah Benjamin, Davidson Co. : 1SS4. Born 1S62. Teacher. 
 
 Hertford. 
 Seawell, Aaron Ashley Flowers, Jonesboro : Ph. B., 18S9. Born 1S64. 
 
 Lawyer. Jonesboro. 
 Shipp, Bartlett, Charlotte : B. S., 1883. Born 1864. Lawyer. Greensboro. 
 Shober, Charles Ernest, Salisbury: 1SS2. Born iS6q. Birmingham, Ala. 
 Thompson, Willie Gaston, Moore Co. : 1883. Born 1S63. 
 Vandiver, Walter Wightman, Asheville : 1SS3. Born 1857. Lawyer. 
 
 Journalist. Asheville. 
 
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 Von Schweinitz, Emile Alexander, Salem: A. B., T882 ; Ph.D., 18S5. 
 
 Born 1864. Chemist. Washington, D. C. 
 Warlick, Lee Martin, Lincolnton : A. B., 1884. Born 1862. Lawyer. 
 
 Roxboro. 
 White, William Hill, Salisbury : 1SS3. Born 1865. Bank Teller. Salisbury. 
 
 1882. 
 
 Abernethy, Benjamin Franklin, Chatham Co. : 1883. Born 1855. Book 
 
 Agent. Maryland. 
 Barrett, James Francis, Statesville: 1SS3. Born 1S64. Govt. Service. 
 
 Washington, D. C. 
 Battle, Lewis Junius, Raleigh: Ph. B., 1886. Born 1S65. U. S. Geol. 
 
 Survey. Washington, D. C. 
 Bradshaw, Michael, Asheboro : 1883. Born 1859. Lawyer. Asheboro. 
 Bynum, Oliver Clegg, Pittsboro : A. B., 1886. Born 1S64. Lawyer. 
 
 Book-keeper. Concord. 
 Cabell, Benjamin William Sheridan, Danville, Va. : 1S84. Born 1864. 
 
 Route Agent. 
 Dick, Samuel Weir, Greensboro : 1883. Born 1863. Lawyer, now in 
 
 R. R. Business. Greensboro. 
 English, John Lucius, California Creek : 1884. Born 1S62. Lawyer. 
 Everett, William Nash, Rockingham : 1884. Born 1864. Commission 
 
 Merchant. Norfolk, Va. 
 Ewing, Joseph Preston, Pekin, Montgomery Co. : 1S83. Born 1864. 
 
 Teacher. Florida. 
 Fennell, Hardy Lucian, Wilmington: 1SS4. Born 1864. Merchant. 
 
 Wilmington. 
 Foust, Edwin Michael, Randolph Co.: A. B., 1S85. Born 1861. Journalist. 
 
 Supt. of Schools. McKinney, Texas. 
 Graham, William Alexander, Charlotte : 1SS3. Born 1865. Physician. 
 
 Charlotte. 
 Harkins, Giles Wellington, Tishemingo, Indian Ty. : 1883. Born 1861. 
 Hayes, George Washington, Murphy: 1883. Born 1849. Lawyer. 
 
 Columbia, Tenn. 
 Jenkins, Joseph John, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1SS6. Born 1861. Teacher. 
 
 Tally Ho. 
 Johnson, Alvin Ross, Marion : 18S4. Born 1851. Lawyer. Marion. 
 Little, Frank Milton, Wadesboro : Ph. B., 1886. Born 1865. Govt. Ser- 
 vice. Washington, D. C. 
 McGehee, William Polk, Raleigh : 1883. Born 1S65. R. R. Service. 
 
 Raleigh. 
 McGuire, James, Mocksville : Ph. B., 1887. Born 1864. Book-keeper. 
 
 Cumberland. 
 Makepeace, Colin McRae, Franklinville, Randolph Co. : 1883. Born 
 
 1864, dead. 
 Monroe, Edward Daniel, Moore Co.: Ph. B., 1SS4. Born 1861. Insur- 
 ance Agent. Asheville. 
 
138 Catalog7ce of the Members of [1882-83. 
 
 Morehead, John Motley, Charlotte : A. B., 1886. Born 1866. Banker. 
 
 Charlotte. 
 Osborne, Henry Graves, Leaksville : 1S83. Born 1862. Govt. Service. 
 
 Washington, D. C. 
 Patterson, Francis Fries, Salem : 1885. Born 1865. Lawyer. Land Agent. 
 Patterson, Gilbert Brown, Shoe Heel : A. B., 1886. Born 1863. Teacher. 
 Riggsbee, Adolphus, Chapel Hill : 1884. Born 1861. Book-keeper. Bir- 
 mingham, Ala. 
 Riggsbee, Rufus, Chapel Hill: 1884. Born 1861. Book-keeper. Bruns- 
 wick, Ga. 
 Roberts, Jacob Morris, Dallas : 1883. Born 1857. Journalist. Lincolnton. 
 Ruffin, Sterling, Wilson: 1S85. Born 1866. Govt. Service. Physician. 
 
 Washington, D. C. 
 Shields, Malcolm McGilvary, Carthage : A. B., 1886. Born 1865. County 
 
 Supt. Pub. Inst. Teacher. Carthage. 
 Steele, William Little, Rockingham: 1S84. Born 1865. Merchant. 
 
 Rockingham. 
 Strickland, Edward Fountain, Surry Co. : 1885. Born 1863. Physician. 
 
 Bliss. 
 Strowd, Robert Lee, Chapel Hill: 1884. Born 1864. Planter. Chapel 
 
 Hill. 
 Thompson, James Bedford, Cedar Creek, Cumberland Co. : 1S83. Born 
 
 i860. 
 Weill, Solomon Cohen, Wilmington: A. B., 1885; LL. B., 1886. Born 
 
 1S64. Acting Prof. Greek, i885-'S6. Lawyer. Wilmington. 
 Wilkes, Paul, Charlotte : 1SS3. Born 1866. Mecklenburg Iron Works. 
 
 Charlotte. 
 Williams, Nicholas Glenn, Yadkin Co. : 1884. Born 1S65. Planter. 
 
 Panther Creek. 
 Wilson, Adolphus Erwin, Morganton : 18S5. Born 1866. U. S. Geol. 
 
 Survey. Washington, D. C. 
 Wilson, Nathan Hunt Daniel, Greensboro : A. B., 18S6. Born 1S66. 
 
 Methodist Minister. Journalist. Greensboro. 
 Wright, Clement Gillespie, Greensboro : 18S6. Born 1864. Lawyer. 
 
 Greensboro. 
 
 I883. 
 
 Allen, Ethan Archibald, Newton Grove, Sampson Co. : 1884. Born 1861. 
 
 Lawyer. Texas. 
 Beall, John M., Salisbury: 1884. Born 1S69. Commercial Traveler. 
 
 Salisbury. 
 Boggan, William Kendall, Wadesboro : 18S5. Born 1S66. Planter. 
 
 Wadesboro. 
 Caler, Vance Monroe, West's Mill, Macon Co. : 18S4. Born 1861. 
 Clarkson, Heriot, Charlotte : 1884. Born 1863. Lawyer. Charlotte. 
 Cline, Edward Bost, Hickory : A. B., 1S86. Born 1S66. Lawyer. Hickory. 
 Dockery, Claudius, Richmond Co. : Ph. B., 1887. Born 1S65. Instructor 
 
 in Latin, iS87-'SS. Sec'y Consulate, Rio Janeiro. 
 
1 883.] The Dialectic Society. 139 
 
 Gill, Edwin James, Laurinburg: 1885. Born 1867. Salesman. Rockingham. 
 Green, Herbert Linwood, Wilkesboro : 1886. Born 1866. Lawyer. 
 
 Wilkesboro. 
 Greenlee, Robert Lee, Marion: 1885. Born 1863. 
 
 Griffith, Enoch Alexander, Winston : 1884. Born 1862. Lawyer. Winston. 
 Hackett, Richard Nathan, Wilkesboro : Ph. B., 1887. Born 1866. Lawyer. 
 
 Wilkesboro. 
 Hackler, Thomas Jefferson, Dallas, Texas : 1884. Born 1858. Lawyer. 
 
 Jefferson, N. C. 
 Hazell, William Lee, Alamance Co. : 1884. Born 1863. Manager Ice 
 
 Factory. Greensboro. 
 Headen, William Edwards, Pittsboro: A. B., 1888. Born 1867. Druggist. 
 
 Physician. Pittsboro. 
 Holcombe, Fletcher Deems, Chestnut Ridge, Yadkin Co.: 1S84. Born 1862. 
 Holt, James Henry, Graham : 1884. Born 1864. Manufacturer. Bur- 
 lington. 
 Jackson, Herbert Worth, Asheboro : Ph. B., 1886. Born 1865. Raleigh. 
 Jackson, Samuel Spencer, Pittsboro : A. B., 1886. Born 1865. Teacher. 
 
 Pittsboro. 
 John, Maxcy Luther, Laurinburg: Ph. B., 1888. Born 1S66. Teacher. 
 
 Mocksville. 
 Kennedy, Mclntyre, Caledonia, Moore Co. : 18S5. Born i860. Lawyer. 
 
 Carthage. 
 Keogh, Thomas Sawyer, Greensboro : 1885. Born 1867. Govt, Service. 
 
 Washington, D. C. 
 McClammy, Herbert, Scott's Hill, Pender Co. : 1885. Lawyer. Wil- 
 mington. 
 McCulloch, James Curry, Alamance Co. : 1884. Born 1S59. Teacher. 
 
 Maywood. 
 McDonald, William H., Raleigh: A. B., 1887. Born 1865. Merchant. 
 
 Kershaw, S. C. 
 Mclver, John Fenelon, Moore Co. : A. B., 1S87. Born i860. Lawyer. 
 McNeely, Thomas Chalmers, Salisbury : 1884. Born 1867. R. R. Service. 
 
 Asheville. 
 Micks, Wentworth Swift, Clinton : 1884. Born 1865. Clinton. 
 Moore, John Miller, Rock Hill, S. C. : 1884. Born 186S. Merchant. 
 
 Rock Hill. 
 Moser, Robert William, Monroe : 1885. Born 1856. Teacher. Planter. 
 
 Lane's Creek, Union Co. 
 Parker, Gaither Benajah, Burnsville : 1884. Born 1858. Teacher. 
 Parsons, Hilliard Crawford, Wadesboro : 1884. Born 1866. Druggist. 
 
 Wadesboro. 
 Patton, Peter Warlick, Burke Co. : 1884. Born 1S63. Agent Farmers' 
 
 Alliance. Morganton, 
 Peterson, Matt Ransom, Clinton: 188?. Born 1866. 2d Lieut. U.S.A. 
 Philbeck, Joseph Beattie, Shelby : A. B., 1890. Born 1863. 
 Reece, Darrett Manly, Booneville, Yadkin Co. : 1885. Born 1862. 
 
 Lawyer. Yadkinville. 
 
140 Catalogue of the Members of [1883-84. 
 
 Saunders, Elijah Beattie, Lilesville: 1885. Born 1859. Merchant. Lilesville. 
 
 Self, William Augustus, Newton: A. B., 1886. Born 1866. Teacher. 
 Lawyer. Newton. 
 I Starbuck, Henry Reuben, Winston: A. B., 1887. Born 1866. Lawyer. 
 Winston. 
 
 Stokes, Thomas William, Rockingham Co. : 1884. Born 1863. Deputy 
 Sheriff. 
 
 Vaughan, Leonidas Polk, Sparta : 1S84. Born 1866. Physician. Delia- 
 planes, Wilkes Co. 
 
 Wilson, Delonza Tate, Hobton, Sampson Co. : A. B., 1887. Born 1862. 
 Teacher. 
 
 Wolfe, Rowland Vance, Asheville : 1885. Born 1862. Lawyer. Asheville. 
 
 Womack, Francis, Pittsboro : 1885. Born 1865. Insurance Agent. Reids- 
 ville. 
 
 I884. 
 
 Alexander, John Wilson, Charlotte : 1SS6. Born 1865. Commercial 
 
 Traveler. Charlotte. 
 Atkinson, John Wilder, Wilmington : 1886. Born 1867. Tobacconist. 
 
 Richmond, Va. 
 Battle, William James, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1SS8 ; A.M., 1889; Ph.D., 
 
 1S90. Born 1870. Instructor in Latin, i889-'90. Chapel Hill. 
 Beamer, Peter Robert, Dobson, Surry Co. : 1885. Born 1S61. Teacher. 
 
 Surry Co. 
 Bryant, Victor Silas, Mecklenburg Co. : Ph. B., 1890. Born 1867. Teacher. 
 
 Librarian U. N. C. Chapel Hill. 
 Clegg, Thomas David, Chatham Co.: 1885. Born 1S66. Merchant. Texas. 
 Cornelius, William Henry, Statesville : 18S5. Born 1S68. Planter. 
 
 Statesville. 
 Costner, Robert Edwin, Lincolnton : 1886. Born 1864. Planter. Lin- 
 
 colnton. 
 Crump, John Paul, Danville, Va. : 18S5. Born 1866. 
 . - Davis, Hayne, Statesville: A. B., 1S88. Born 1869. Lawyer. Knoxville, 
 
 Tenn. 
 Dixon, Frank, Shelby: A. B., 18S6. Born 1866. Baptist Minister. Oak- 
 land, Cal. 
 Dixon, Henderson McCamie, Query, Mecklenburg Co. : 1SS5. Born 1S60. 
 
 Minister. South Carolina. 
 Edmonson, William Elam, Morganton : 1SS6. Born 1S64. Methodist 
 
 Minister. California. 
 Engelhard, John Cotten, Raleigh: 1886. Born 1S6S. Tobacconist. 
 
 Durham. 
 Erwin, Joseph Ernest, Morganton: 1SS6. Born 1S6S. Lawyer. Mor- 
 ganton. 
 Eskridge, Thomas Joseph, Shelby: B. S., 1888. Born 1867. Methodist 
 
 Minister. Holston Conference. 
 Ezzell, Robert Frederick, Pineville, Mecklenburg Co. : 1887. Born 1866. 
 
 Civil Engineer. 
 
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 Fearrington, Joseph Peyton, Belle Voir, Chatham Co.: 1885. Born 1862. 
 Physician. Faison. 
 
 Foster, James Lee, Union Ridge, Alamance Co. : 1885. Born 1863. 
 Christian Methodist Minister. Raleigh. 
 
 Gattis, Robert Lee, Belle Voir, Chatham Co. : 1886. Born 1865. Physi- 
 cian. Belle Voir. 
 
 Gidney, Charles Chauncey, Shelby : 1886. Born 1867. Shelby. 
 
 Gidney, Samuel Eleazer, Shelby : 1886. Born 1865. Teacher. Shelby. 
 
 Gilmer, Ellison Lindsay, Greensboro : 1886. Born 1866. Tobacconist. 
 Greensboro. 
 
 Graves, Stephen Porter, Mt. Airy : 1887. Born 1865. Lawyer. Mt. Airy. 
 
 Hedrick, James Dawson, Wilmington : 1886. Born 1867. Salesman. 
 Wilmington. 
 
 Hendricks, John Addison, Davie Co. : 1888. Born 1861. Gen. Assem., 
 1889. Jerusalem, Davie Co. 
 
 Holt, Robert Lacy, Graham : 1886. Born 1866. Mfg. Business. Burlington. 
 
 Hord, George Jacob Van Buren, Shelby : 1887. Born 1863. Physician. 
 
 Jones, Clarence Dupree, Hillsboro : 1885. Born 1866. Physician. Oaks. 
 
 Kestler, John Wesley, Concord : 1885. Born 1866. Druggist. 
 
 Koonce, Andrew Jacob, Elkin, Surry Co. : 1885. Born 1859. 
 
 Little, Julian Hampton, Little's Mills, Richmond Co. : 1885. Born 1865. 
 Salesman. Charlotte. 
 
 Little, William Myers, Little's Mills: A. B., 1888. Born 1867. Teacher. 
 
 London, Henry Adolphus, Pittsboro : 1886. Born 1867. Book-keeper. 
 Pittsboro. 
 
 Lynch, Leander William, Cuba, Rutherford Co. : 1888. Born 1861. 
 Teacher. County Supt. of Schools. Cuba. 
 
 McEachin, Walter De Berniere, Laurinburg : 1885. Born 1865. Planter. 
 Laurinburg. 
 
 McKinnon, Graham, Plain View, Robeson Co. : 1886. Born 1866. Planter. 
 Plain View. 
 
 McNeill, Malcolm Daniel, Union Church, Moore Co. : 1885. Born 1862. 
 Teacher. Siler City. 
 
 McRae, Aulay Sylvester, Mt. Gilead, Montgomery Co. : 1885. Born i860. 
 Teacher. Merchant. Mt. Gilead. 
 
 Marshall, Thomas Ashe, Wadesboro : 1885. Born 1867. Salesman. 
 Wadesboro. 
 
 Martin, Julius Caesar, Brier Creek, Wilkes Co. : 1885. Born 1861. Lawyer. 
 Asheville. 
 
 Odell, Oscar Charles, Dallas: 1886. Born 1856. Physician. Maybinton, S. C. 
 
 Reece, Winston Llewellyn, Booneville, Yadkin Co. : 1S85. Born 1862. 
 Lawyer. Dobson. 
 
 Rintels, David Wallace, Charlotte : 18S5. Born 1869. Druggist. Charles- 
 ton, S. C. 
 
 Ruffin, William Cain, Hillsboro : 1885. Born 1865. Coke Business. Bir- 
 mingham, Ala. 
 
 Schenck, David, Greensboro : 18S5. Born 1869. Greensboro. 
 
142 Catalogue of the Members of [1884-85. 
 
 Schenck, John Franklin, Cleveland Co. : Ph. B., 1886. Born 1865. Lawyer. 
 
 Durham. 
 Shaffner, Henry Fries, Salem: Ph. B., 1887. Born 1S67. Tobacconist. 
 
 Salem. 
 Shaw, Alexander Clifton, Rockingham : 18S6. Born 1867. Lawyer. Rock- 
 ingham. 
 Slocumb, William Rufus King, Clinton : 1886. Born 1866. 
 Steele, George Spencer, Rockingham : 18S7. Born 1S67. Manufacturing 
 
 Business. Rockingham. 
 Sullivan, Rufus Beauregard, Lincolnton : 1885. Born 1861. Teacher. 
 
 Lincolnton. 
 Wilson, William Albert, Sutherland, Ashe Co. : A. B., 1889. Born 1864. 
 
 Methodist Minister. Missionary to China. 
 Windsor, William Sanford, Williamsburg, Iredell Co. : 1885. Born 1861. 
 
 Physician. Cross Roads Church. 
 Withers, Eugene Parker, Danville, Va. : Ph. B., 1S88. Born 1S67. Lawyer. 
 
 Danville. 
 
 1885. 
 
 Anderson, Jacob Marcus, Pleasant Grove, Alamance Co. : 1S88. Born 
 
 1864. Planter. 
 Bethell, George Washington, Danville, Va. : 1S86. Born 1865. Tobac- 
 conist. Danville, Va. 
 Gates, Caleb Gilmer, Rock Spring, Orange Co. : Ph. B., 1889. Born 1859. 
 
 Teacher. Garner, Wake Co. 
 Clement, Herbert, Mocksville : A. B., 18S9. Born 1S68. Mocksville. 
 Cooper, Robert Lee, Murphy : 18S7. Born 1865. Lawyer. Murphy. 
 Cox, Joseph Brown, Tryon City, Polk Co. : 18S6. Born 1869. 
 Crowell, James Lee, Stanly Co. : 18S8. Born 1S63. Lawyer. Concord. 
 Currie, Daniel Johnson, Laurinburg : A. B., 1889. Born 1865. Teacher. 
 
 Tatum, S. C. 
 Curtis, Walter Makepeace, Randolph Co.: Ph. B., 1889. Born 1S67. 
 
 Methodist Minister. Franklinville. 
 Edwards, George Walter, Alleghany Co. : iSSS. Born 1865. Teacher. 
 
 Elk Creek. 
 Egerton, Montraville Walker, Hendersonville : iSSS. Born 1867. 
 
 Lawyer. Hendersonville. 
 Foust, Charles George, Randolph Co. : Ph. B., iSSS. Born 1S63. " 
 
 Teacher. Abilene, Texas. 
 Foust, Julius Isaac, Graham: Ph. B., 1890. Born 1865. Teacher. 
 Graham, John Wooten, Keyser, Moore Co. : A. B., 1S90. Born 1S64. 
 
 Teacher. Adamsville, S. C. 
 Hill, John Sprunt, Faison, Duplin Co. : Ph. B., 1SS9. Born 1S69. Teacher. 
 
 Faison. 
 Holland, George Courts, Dallas : 1SS7. Born 1S64. Physician. Gastonia. 
 Kell, Benjamin Elmore, Pineville, Mecklenburg Co. : 1SS6. Born 1866. 
 
 Physician. 
 Kell, Samuel Hickman, Pineville : 1S87. Born 1S69. Planter. Pineville. 
 
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 Little, Lacy LeGrand, Little's Mills, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1889. Born 
 
 186S. Director Gymnasium U. N. C, iSScj-'go. 
 Long, John Edgar, Graham: 18S7. Born 1864. Planter. Graham. 
 Lowe, Cicero Franklin, Lexington : 1887. Born 1868. 
 Marshall, John Wingfield, Raleigh : 1886. Cotton Buyer. Raleigh. 
 Nixon, Brevard, Lincoln Co. : 1886. Born 1866. Teacher. Lowesville. 
 Parker, Junius Reverdy, Graham : 1887. Born 1865. Lawyer. Roxboro. 
 Partrick, Willie Sullivan, Clinton : 1886. Born 1867. Merchant. Clinton. 
 Reid, George Pinkney, Cuba, Rutherford Co. : 18S6. Born 1862. Planter. 
 
 Cuba, Rutherford Co. 
 Smith, Willie Henry, Reidsville : 1885. Born 1S61. 
 Southerland, Claudius Bonner, Wilmington : 1886. Born 1866. 
 Stowe, Samuel Tate, Lodo, Mecklenburg Co.: 1886. Born 1S64. Physician. 
 Strickland, Melville C, Bliss, Surry Co. : 1886. Druggist. Bliss. 
 Strowd, Thomas Wilson, Chapel Hill : 1889. Born i860. Christian 
 
 Methodist Minister. 
 Taylor, George David, Dysortville, McDowell Co. : 1886. Born 1859. 
 
 Teacher. 
 Waldrop, Otis Theron, Mills' Spring, Polk Co. : 1886. Sheriff Polk Co. 
 
 Columbus. 
 
 1886. 
 
 Aderholdt, John David William, Dallas: 1887. Born 1867. 
 
 Armfield, Eugene Morehead, High Point : A. B., 1888. Born 1869. Banker. 
 
 High Point. 
 Bellamy, John Dillard, Wilmington : A. B., 1890. Born 1870. 
 Bennett, John Tyler, Norwood, Stanly Co. : 18S9. Born 186S. Merchant. 
 
 Norwood. 
 Bradley, John Francis, Gastonia : 1887. Born 1S66. 
 Clark, Ambrose, Apple Grove, Ashe Co. : 1SS7. Born 1S62. Mining in 
 
 Oregon. 
 Fleming, William John, Cabarrus Co. : 1S87. Born 1866," died 1889. 
 Freeze, Jacob Alexander, Rowan Co. : 18S6. Born 1866, died 1886. 
 Hogan, David Rossvill, Chapel Hill : 1S89. Born 1870. Salesman. 
 
 Winston. 
 Holmes, John Simcox, Bowman's Bluff, Henderson Co. : 1888. Born 1S68. 
 
 Planter. Bowman's Bluff. 
 Jimeson, James Elliott, Yancey Co. : 1S89. Born 1862. Teacher. 
 
 Yancey Co. 
 Ledbetter, Henry David, Rockingham : 1888. Born 1867. Salesman. 
 
 Rockingham. 
 Lee, Thomas Mossette, Clinton : 1890. Born 1870. 
 
 London, John Haughton, Pittsboro : 1888. Born 1869. Dentist. Raleigh. 
 Love, Edgar, Gastonia: 1S89. Born 1869. Mfg. Business. Mt. Holly. 
 Mclver, Alexander, Oaks, Orange Co. : A. B., 1890. Born 1867. Teacher. 
 
 Bingham School. 
 Mclver, Harmon Martin, Oaks : 1S87. Born 1864. Planter. Oaks. 
 
144 Catalogue of the Members of [1886. 
 
 Marshall, Aquila Jackson, Wilmington : 1887. Born 1866. Lawyer. 
 
 Wilmington. 
 Martin, John Chastine, White Oak, Bladen Co. : 1887. Born 1862, died 
 
 1S88. 
 Mebane, James Edwin, Madison, Rockingham Co. : 1887. Born 185S. 
 
 Presbyterian Minister. 
 Michaux, Charles Edward, Woodburn, Person Co. : 1887. Born 1867. 
 Moore, Eugene Dick, Lenoir : 1887. Born 1867. Salesman. Granite 
 
 Falls. 
 Moore, Thomas Lake, Greenville, S. C. : Ph. B., 1889. Born 186S. Lawyer. 
 
 Montgomery, Ala. 
 Neal, Joseph Walter, Meadows, Stokes Co. : 1887. Born 1S64. Physician. 
 
 Danbury. 
 Pate, Preston Brooks, Laurel Hill, Richmond Co. : 1886. Born 1863. 
 Redfearn, Wilson, Wadesboro : 1887. Born 1866. Planter. Wadesboro. 
 Richmond, Roman Eugene, Memphis, Tenn. : 1888. Commission Mer- 
 chant. Memphis. 
 Robinson, Charles Phillips, Wadesboro : 1887. Born 1864. Teacher. 
 Sapp, Robert Lee, Jamestown, Guilford Co. : 1887. Born 1866. R. R. 
 
 Service. 
 Scott, Henry William, Graham : 1887. Born 186S. Manufacturer. 
 
 Graham. 
 Shaffner, William Francis, Salem : Ph. B., 1890. Born 1S69. 
 Shaw, Angus Barry, Rockingham : 1SS7. Born 1869. Salesman. 
 Simmons, William Silas, Caswell Co. : 1SS7. Born 1S63. Teacher. 
 Smith, Robert Lee, Norwood, Stanly Co. : Ph. B., 18S8. Born 1S64. 
 
 Teacher. Norwood. 
 Snipes, William Seaton, Lambsville, Chatham Co. : Ph. B., 1S90. Born 
 
 1866. Teacher. 
 Taylor, William Hamner, McDowell Co. : 1S87. Born 1865. Teacher. 
 Thompson, William Sillers, Clinton : 1SS7. Born 1S66. Lawyer. Clinton. 
 Tilley, George Vance, Chapel Hill : Ph. B., 1S90. Born 1S65. Teacher. 
 Valentine, Thomas Woodd, Bowman's Bluff, Henderson Co. : iSSS. Born 
 
 1S66. Teacher. 
 Washburne, Daniel Moses, Mica, Yancey Co. : 1887. Born 1S55. Teacher. 
 
 Mica. 
 Webb, Charles Aurelius, Warren Co. : A. B., 1S89. Born 1866. Teacher. 
 
 Asheville. 
 Whitsitt, Willie T., Gibsonville, Guilford Co. : 1S8S. Born 1S66. Teacher. 
 
 Gibsonville. 
 Whittington, Hiram Allen, Burnsville : 18S8. Lawyer. 
 Williams, John Robert, Apex, Wake Co. : 1890. Born 1S62. Insurance 
 
 Agent. 
 Wilson, Henry Asbury, Yadkinville : 18S7. Born 1868, died 1SS7. 
 Wilson, James William, Morganton : 1SS7. Born 1869. R. R. Service. 
 
 Cumberland Gap, Tenn. 
 
1887.] The Dialectic Society. 145 
 
 1887. 
 
 Amick, Thomas Cicero, Liberty, Randolph Co. : 1888. Born 1S69. Teacher. 
 
 Andrews, William Johnston, Raleigh : — . Born 1S71. 
 
 Bahnson, George William, Farmington, Davie Co. : 18S8. Born 1866. 
 
 Tobacco Manufacturer. Farmington. 
 Bellamy, Russell, Wilmington : 1SS9. Born 1871. 
 
 Butler, George Edwin, Huntley : 1889. Born 1S68. Teacher. Huntley. 
 Bynum, Ernest Taylor, Pittsboro : 1888. Born 1872. 
 Campbell, Reuben, Statesville : 1889. Born 1S69. 
 
 Chatham, Paul, Elkin, Surry Co. : 18SS. Born 1S69. Salesman. Charlotte. 
 Christian, Robert Wall, Mt. Gilead, Montgomery Co. : 18S8. Born 1869. 
 
 Planter. Mt. Gilead. 
 Covington. Frank Leak, Wilmington : — . Born 1S69. 
 Crowell, George Henry, Stanly Co. : 1SS9. Born 1S65. Teacher. 
 Dalrymple, Palmer, Jonesboro : — . Born 1869. 
 Davies, William Watkins, Drapersville, Va. : — . Born 1S69. 
 Farrell, John Thomas, Bingham School : 18S8. Born 1S67. 
 Fleming, John Martin, Raleigh : — . 
 Graham, George Mordecai, Hillsboro : — . Born 1S71. 
 Graham, Paul Cameron, Hillsboro : — . Born 1869. 
 Guyer, Samuel Jacob, Bethany, Davidson Co. : — . Born 1866. 
 Hammond, Walter Monroe, Archdale, Randolph Co. : Ph. B., 1889. Born 
 
 1866. Teacher. Archdale. 
 Holcombe, Virgil Erastus, Rockford, Surry Co. : 1S88. Lawyer. 
 Holt, William Irwin, Graham : 1888. Born 186S. Mfg. Business. Graham. 
 Lewis, John Stanback, Sulphur Springs, Montgomery Co. : 1S89. Born 
 
 1869. Salesman. Mt. Gilead. 
 Lewis, Joseph Volney, Rutherfordton : — . Born 1869. Assistant in Bio- 
 logical Laboratory, iSSg-'go. 
 McAlister, Charles Calvin, Asheboro : 1S8S. Born 1870. 
 Mangum, Charles Staples, Chapel Hill : — . Born 1870. Director 
 
 Gymnasium U. N. C, iSgo-'gi. 
 Morehead, John Motley, Leaksville : — Born 1870. 
 Norfleet, James Kirkpatrick, Winston : 18S8. Born 1870. Tobacconist. 
 
 Winston. 
 Patterson, Andrew Henry, Salem : — . Born 1870. 
 
 Pope, William Henry, Pittsboro : 1SS8. Born 1S66. Teacher. Fayetteville. 
 Sapp, Oscar Lemay, Kernersville : Ph. B., 1890. Born 1S69. Teacher. 
 
 Kernersville. 
 Slade, James Jeremiah, Columbus, Ga. : iSSS. Born 1S69. 
 Spoon, William Luther, Hartshorn, Alamance Co. : — . Born 1862. 
 Taylor, James Spottiswoode, Univ. of Va. : 1SS9. Born 1870. 
 Thies, Ernest August, Concord : 1SS8. Born 1S6S. Mining Business. 
 
 Concord. 
 Thompson, Seymour Columbus, Cedar Cliff, Alamance Co. : — . 
 Vaughn, Robert Gallaway, Madison, Rockingham Co. : 1SS9. Born 1S68. 
 
 Bank Clerk. Greensboro. 
 Wall, William Millard, Mount Airy : 1S8S. Born 1862. Teacher. 
 
146 Catalogue of the Members of [1887-88. 
 
 Wharton, Henry Watson, Greensboro : 1889. Born 1868. Journalist. 
 Greensboro. 
 
 Williams, Albert Sidney, Wilmington : 1889. Born 1869. 
 
 Williams, Oliver LaFayette, Farmington, Davie Co. : 18S8. Born 1865. 
 Tobacco Manufacturer. Farmington. 
 
 Yates, William James, Charlotte : 1888. Born 1870. Confectioner. Char- 
 lotte. 
 
 1888. 
 
 Beall, Frank Harper, Linwood, Davidson Co. : — . Born 1872. 
 Bennett, Crawford Dunlap, Norwood, Stanly Co. : — . Born 1870. 
 . Bingham, Robert Worth, Bingham School : 1890. Born 187 1. 
 Burch, Charles Hill, Chapel Hill : 1890. Born 1861. Teacher. 
 Burroughs, John William, Cary : 1889. Born 1869. Insurance Agent. 
 
 Asheville. 
 Caldwell, Archibald Henderson, Salisbury : 1889. Born 1871. 
 Carson, Henry Clay, Sparta : 1889. Born 1868. 
 Corpening, Linwood Elisha, Lenoir : 1889. Born 1S67. 
 Covington, John Malloy, Laurinburg : 18S9. Born 1S71. 
 DeVane, Matthew Bailey, Clinton : 1889. Born 1S70. 
 Edwards, Arthur Joseph, Elk Creek : — . Born 1S71. 
 Everett, Thomas Calvin, Laurinburg : 1889. Born 1869. 
 Fearrington, Frederick, Belle Voir, Chatham Co. : 1890. Born 1867. 
 Ferguson, Herbert Reeves, Waynesville : — . Born 1S70. 
 Foust, Thomas Roswell, Graham : — . Born 1867. 
 Gattis, Fred. Norwood, Belle Voir : 18S9. Born 1S6S. 
 Hamlen, Hubert Chesley, Winston : — . Born 1S71. 
 Hendren, Joseph Flanner, Winston : — . Born 186S. 
 Holland, Ralph Herschel, Charlotte : A. B., 1S90. 
 Holliday, Richard William, Clinton : 1889. Born 1S70. 
 Huggins, William Sloan, Wilmington : — . Born 1S70. 
 Johnston, Robert Pulliam, Asheville : 18S9. Born 1870. U. S. M. A. 
 
 West Point, N. Y. 
 Kernodle, James Lofton, Morton's Store : — . Born 1S69. 
 Ledbetter, James McQueen, Rockingham : 1SS9. Born 1S69. Teacher. 
 McClamrock, William David, Cana : 1S89. Born 1S67. 
 Mebane, Frank Carter, Wentworth : — . Born 1S72. 
 Merritt, Leonidas Haywood, Pittsboro : 1SS9. Born 1S69. Salesman. 
 
 Mt. Airy. 
 Murphy, Walter, Salisbury: 1890. Born 1S71. 
 Pearsall, Matthew James, Clinton : — . Born 1S6S. 
 Petty, George Edward, Archdale : 18S9. Born 1S6S. Teacher. 
 Robbins, Frank Lee, Statesville : — . Born 1S69. 
 Rollins, Wallace Eugene, Asheville : — . Born 1S70. 
 
 Scales, Alfred Moore, Greensboro : 1S90. Born 1S70. Teacher. Wilmington. 
 Shannonhouse, Frank McRee, Charlotte : 1S90. Born 1S72. 
 Sharp, Thomas Pearson, Tyro Shops : 1S90. Born 1S6S, died 1S90. 
 Walser, Joseph Gaither, Yadkin College : — . Born 1S69. 
 Willcox, Frederick Leroy, Carbonton, Moore' Co. : — . Born 1S70. 
 
1888-89.] The Dialectic Society. 147 
 
 Willcox, Joseph Martin, Carbonton : 1S89. Born 1S67. R. R. Service. 
 Worth, George Clarkson, Wilmington: 1890. Born 1S67. 
 Worth, James Spencer, Wilmington : 1890. Born 1869. 
 
 1889. 
 
 Allen, William Marshall, Wadesboro : — . Born 1866. 
 
 Andrews, Alexander Boyd, Raleigh : — . Born 1873. 
 
 Argo, Fordyce Hubbard, Raleigh: — . Born 1872. 
 
 Barnard, Alfred Smith, Danville, Va. : — . Born 1873. 
 
 Battle, Edmund Strudwick, Raleigh: — . Born 1873. 
 
 Bennett, Joseph Hammond, Wadesboro : — . Born 1S70. 
 
 Blankenship, James Moulton, Lancaster Co. : — . Born 1S69. 
 
 Boyden, Victor Hugo, Salisbury : — . Born 1S70. 
 
 Cheek, John Morgan, Sparta : — . Born 1S68. 
 
 Cooper, Thomas Jefferson, Murphy : — . Born 186S. 
 
 Couch, William Carlton, Durham : — . Born 1S66. 
 
 Crawford, William Thomas, Waynesville : 1S90. Born 1S56. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Pres. Elector 188S. 
 Currie, William Pinckney Martin, Pharsala, Moore Co. : — . Born 1S63. 
 Davis, Samuel Lee, Sawyersville, Randolph Co. : — . Born 1S68. 
 Eller, Franklin Plato, Berlin, Ashe Co. : — . Born 1S69. 
 Empie, Theodore Gwaltney, Wilmington : — . Born 1S72. 
 Gaither, James Frierson, Salisbury : — . Born 187 1. 
 Gilmer, John Arthur, Greensboro : — . Born 1871. 
 Hamer, Douglas, Laurinburg : — . Born 1S73. 
 
 Jones, Kenneth Anderson, Carbonton, Moore Co. : — . Born 1S6S. 
 Kapp, Jamie Lynn, Bethania, Forsyth Co. : — . Born 187 1. 
 Kapp, Thomas Eugene, Bethania : — . Born 1872. 
 Lehman, Eugene Wesley, Bethania : — . Born 1872. 
 Lilly, Joel Alexander, Norwood, Stanly Co. : — . Born 1869. 
 Long, Benjamin Franklin, Graham : — . Born 1S71. 
 Long, William Samuel, Graham : — . Born 1867. 
 
 McMichael, Charles Obed, Summerfield, Guilford Co. : — . Born 1866. 
 Mangum, Addison Goodloe, Flat River, Durham Co. : — . Born 1S68. 
 Martin, Edwin Wray, Little Rock, Ark. : — . Born 1S6S. 
 Patterson, Rufus Lenoir, Salem : — . Manufacturing Business. Concord. 
 Peschau, George Lewis, Wilmington : — . Born 1S73. 
 Poe, Thomas Glenn, Gulf, Chatham Co. : — . Born 1S71. 
 Redwine, Robert Burwell, Wolfesville, Union Co. : — . Born i860. 
 Sellars, Joseph Brown, Mebane : — . Born 186S. 
 Smith, John Wade, Nail's, Montgomery Co. : — . Born 1867. 
 Stevens, Henry Buist, Asheville : 1890. Born 1869. Lawyer. Asheville. 
 Toms, Charles French, Hendersonville : — . Born 1S72. ■ 
 Walser, Zenobian Ilmer, Yadkin College, Davidson Co. : — . Born 1873. 
 Watlington, John Francis, Reidsville : — . Born 1871. 
 Whitlock, Victor Emanuel, Asheville : — . Born 1S74. 
 Willard, Edward Payson, Wilmington : — . Born 1872. 
 Williams, Ellis Culpepper, Monroe : — . Born 1868. 
 
ROLL OF CONFEDERATE DEAD OF THE DIALECTIC 
 
 SOCIETY. 
 
 [The Figures Refer to Years of Entrance.] 
 
 Adams, William : 1852. Capt. 
 Alexander, Wm. L. : 1851. Capt. 
 Allen, Robert L. : 1854. Private. 
 Anderson, L. M. : 1857. Captain. 
 Anderson, Robt. W. : 1855. Lieut. 
 Andrews, Clinton M.: 1S50. Lt.-Col. 
 Andrews, John B. : 1850. Captain. 
 Armstrong, Edw. H. : 1858. Capt. 
 Averitt, John A. : 1S47. Captain. 
 Avery, Clark M. : 1835. Colonel. 
 Avery, Isaac E. : 1847. Colonel. 
 Avery, William W.: 1834. Colonel. 
 Bartlett, Leonard W. : 1859. Capt. 
 Baskerville, Geo. T. : 1845. Ca P l - 
 Bason, Joseph T. : 1858. Sergt. 
 Bass, Edward F. : 1859. 
 Battle, Junius C. : 1856. Corporal. 
 Battle, W. Lewis : 1S59. Lieut. 
 Bell, J. Franklin : 1849. Col. Sergt. 
 Bellamy, Chas. E. : 1S47. Surgeon. 
 Blake, Joel C. : 1846. Captain. 
 Blanchard, Jas. D. : 1859. Private. 
 Bradford, John : 1857. Private. 
 Brown, Hugh T. : 1854. Captain. 
 Brown, Owen N. : 1S52. Major. 
 Buck, De Witt C. : 1S60. Private. 
 Butts, Jas. E. : 1857. Lieut. 
 Carrigan, Wm. M. : 1848. Lieut. 
 Chalmers, James : 1846. Private. 
 Chambers, J. S. : 1851. Lieut. 
 Chilton, Edward J. : 1859. Private. 
 Chisolm, Seaborn W. : 1S60. Priv. 
 Claiborne, Thos. D. : 1S55. Lt.-Col. 
 Clark, Geo. M. : i860. Major. 
 Clegg, M. D. : 1S60. Lieut. 
 Closs, Thos. O. : 1S53. Captain. 
 Cowan, Thos. ; 1854, Captain. 
 Cowan, Thos. : 1857. Lieut. 
 Crump, Thos. S. : 1852. Private. 
 
 Crumpler, Thos. N. : 1850. Major. 
 Davidson, T. B. : 1S58. Private. 
 Dejarnette, Reuben R. : 1859. Priv. 
 Dunn, Wm. A. ; 1857. Lieut. 
 Dusenbery, Edwin L. : 1S43. Priv. 
 Foster, J. F. : 1858. Private. 
 Foy, David H. : 1S57. Lieut. 
 Fuller, Jno. L. : 1854. Private. 
 Fulton. R. F. : 1S58. Captain. 
 Gaines, Jno. C. : 1858. Captain. 
 Garlington, Jno. : 1S59. Private. 
 Garrott, I. W. : 1S37. Brig.-Gen. 
 Gibson, Wm. L. : 1S54. Lieut. 
 Gill, Ben. L. : 1857. Lieut. 
 Gill, Wm. P. : i860. Lieut. 
 Gray, Sam. Wiley : i860. Capt. 
 Grigsby, Rhydon : 1855. 
 Gunnels, Wm. M. : 1S59. Lieut. 
 Hargrove, Wm. T. : 1S60. 
 Harris, Jno. W. : iS ^7. Lieut. 
 Hartsfield, Alva C. : 1S61. 
 Haughton, J. L. : 1S57. Lieut. 
 Haughton, Jno. R. : 1S62. 
 Hay, Philip T. : 1S56. Major. 
 Henderson, L. A. : 1859. Captain. 
 Hill, Thos. S. : 1S54. Ordn. Sergt. 
 Hodges, J. J. D. : 1S59. 
 Holliday, T. C. : 1S5S. Lieut. 
 Holt, Wm. M. : 1S55. Lieut. 
 Home, Jas. W. : 1S53. Sergt. 
 Husted, Delano W. : 1S50. Lieut. 
 Jeffreys, J. Glenn : 1S50. Lieut. 
 Jones, John Thos. : 1S57. Lt.-Col. 
 Kelly, Jno. M. : 1S59. Major. 
 Kelly, Neill R. : 1S59. Lieut. 
 Knight, Jas. S. : 185S. Lieut. 
 Lane, Thos. H. : 1S3S. Sergt. 
 Lastrapes, Adolphe : 1S60. 
 Lawrence, Jno. W. : 1S62. Private. 
 
Confederate Dead of the Dialectic Society. 
 
 149 
 
 Lightfoot, Jno. F. : 1858. Private. 
 Lindsay, Gavin H. : 1849. Lieut. 
 Lindsay, Robt. H. : 1856. Private. 
 Long, Thos. R. : 1853. Private. 
 Lord, Wm. A. : 1853. Private. 
 Lord, Wm. C. : 1854. Captain. 
 McCaskill, Neill E. : 1857. Private. 
 McClelland, Jas. C. : 1857. Private. 
 McClennahan, James T. : 1849. 
 
 Ord. Sergt. 
 McDade, Jno. H. : 1S48. Capt. 
 McDermott, Jos. A. : i860. Capt. 
 McKinnon.Wm. B.: 1854. Surgeon. 
 McNab, Jas. G. : 1856. 
 McNeill, Jas. H. : 1840. Colonel. 
 McRae, Duncan G. : 1S56. Capt. 
 McRae, M.S. : 1852. Sergt. 
 McRee, Robt. C. : 1861. Sergt. Maj. 
 Mallett, Edward : 1845. Lt.-Col. 
 Mangum, Wm. P. : 1S55. Lieut. 
 Martin, Clarence D. : i860. Sergt. 
 Martin, Geo. S. : 1S57. Lieut. 
 Mason, Jno. R. : 1862. Private. 
 Meares, Gaston : 1838. Colonel. 
 Mebane, Jno. W. : 1856. Capt. 
 Merritt, L. J. : 1S50. Lieut. 
 Miller, Henry C. : 1S61. Private. 
 Mills, Wm. H. H. : i860. Private. 
 Mitchell, Randolph : i860. Private. 
 Montague, Walter H. : 1859. 
 Moore, Albert G. : 1S58. Lieut. 
 Morehead, Jno. H. : 1849. Colonel. 
 Morrow, E. Graham : 1852. Capt. 
 Nelms, Chas. G. : 1S32. Lt.-Col. 
 Nuckolls, Wm. T. : 1858. Capt. 
 Ogilby, Nathaniel A. : 1859. Priv. 
 Owens, Wm. A. : 1852. Colonel. 
 Parks, O. T. : 1S5S. Lieut. 
 Polk, Leonidas : 1821. Lieut.-Gen. 
 Prudhomme, M. S. : 1S57. Private. 
 Quarles, Geo. M. : 1S57. Private. 
 Rankin, Jno. D. M. : 1S53. Sergt. 
 Rhodes, Wm. J. : i860. Private. 
 Richmond. Stephen D.: 1857. Lieut. 
 Robbins, Jas. L. : 1856. Private. 
 Robbins, Julius A. : 1855. Capt. 
 
 Total, 
 
 Ross, Jesse G. : 1S58. Private. 
 Satterfield, E. F. : 1855. Capt. 
 Scales, Peter P. : 1851. Capt. 
 Siler, Jesse W. : 1858. Lieut. 
 Siler, Rufus S. : 1S58. Lieut. 
 Sillers, W. W. : 1855. Lt.-Col. 
 Simmons, David W. : 1857. Lieut. 
 Slade, Thos. T. : 1841. Capt. 
 Smith, J. M. : 1S58. Private. 
 Smith, Maurice T. : 1851, Lt.-Col. 
 Smith, Thos. L. : 1857. Lieut. 
 Smith, T. M. : 1851. Major. 
 Sterling, Ed. G. : 1S56. Private. 
 Stewart, Daniel : 1855. Lieut. 
 Sullivan, M. A. : 1S47. Capt. 
 Sutton, John M. : 1S5S. Capt. 
 Sutton, Stark A. : 1852. Capt. 
 Sykes, Lawson W. : 1858. Capt. 
 Tankersley, Felix : 1859. Lieut. 
 Tatum, Jno. D. : 1855. Private. 
 Taylor, Jas. H. : 1S36. Private. 
 Taylor, Jno. H. : 1849. Capt. 
 Taylor, M. F. : 1857. Capt. 
 Taylor, Simon H. : 1858. Private. 
 Thompson, J. F. : 1856. Lieut. 
 Thompson, Jas. N. : 1857. Private. 
 Thomson, Alfred G.: 1859. Private. 
 Waddell, Owen A. : 1851. Major. 
 Walker, Wm. M. : 1848. Capt. 
 Ware, Jas. N. : 1859. Private. 
 Ware, Wm. H. : 1859. Private. 
 Watson, Thos. L. : 1855. Lieut. 
 Webb, Wm. H. G.: i860. Lieut. 
 Weir, Sam. P. : 1856. Lieut. 
 Whitfield, Bryan : 1851. Captain. 
 Whitfield, Jno. A. : 1845. Capt. 
 Whitfield, N. B. : 1S57. Capt. 
 Whitfield, Wm. B. : 1859. Private. 
 Wilson, Jno. W. : 1857. Lieut. 
 Wittich, E. L. : i860. Color Sergt. 
 Wooster, Wm. A. : 1856. Capt. 
 Worth, Shubal G. : 1852. Capt. 
 Wright, Clement G.: 1S39. Lt.-Col. 
 Wright, E. Eldridge : 1857. Capt. 
 Wright, Jas. A. : 1850. Capt. 
 Young, David J. : 1854. Private. 
 169. 
 
ROLL OF CONFEDERATE DEAD OF THE 
 PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY. 
 
 [The Figures Refer to Years of Entrance.] 
 
 Adams, Joseph H. : 1S61. Sergt. 
 Alston, S. W.: 1S55. Asst. Surg. 
 Anderson, G. B. : 1 S47. Brig. -Gen. 
 Anthony, John : 1853. Corp'l. 
 Arrington, A. H. : 1S59. Private. 
 Atkinson, Edw. R. : i860. Private. 
 Attmore, Isaac T. : 1856. Private. 
 Austin, William H. : 1857. Sergt. 
 Averitt, Jesse : 1850. Sergt. 
 Bailey, William : 1851. Capt. 
 Ballard, John Wm. : 1855. Capt. 
 Barnes, Jesse S. : 1S54. Capt. 
 Battle, Henry L. : 1851. Private. 
 Baxter, Geo. A. : 1852. Capt. 
 Bell, E. S. J. : 1S55. Lieut. 
 Bell, Luther R. : 1859. Private. 
 Benbury, John A. : 1843. Capt. 
 Blount, Benj. I. : 1856. Lieut. 
 Bradford, Richard : 1851. Capt. 
 Branch. Joseph H. : 1S61. Private. 
 Branch, L. O'B. : 1S35. Brig.-Gen. 
 Brickell, Sterling H. : 1S56. Capt. 
 Bruce, Charles : 1856. Captain. 
 Bryan, George P. : 1S56. Captain. 
 Bunn, Elias : 1859. Lieut. 
 Bunn, William H. : 1851. Capt. 
 Burgwyn, Henry K. : 1S57. Col. 
 Burton, Hutchins G. : 1S48. Priv. 
 Bustin, James G. : 1S56. Sergt. 
 Cherry, James J. : 185S. Capt. 
 Cherry, Joseph D. : 185S. Private. 
 Coggin, Joseph B. : 1S60. Lieut. 
 Cook, John T. : 1S56. Sergt. 
 Cooper, Thomas W. : 1S56. Lieut. 
 Copeland, Virginius : 1S60. Lieut. 
 Daniel, Henry R. : 1856. Lieut. 
 
 Davis, Weldon E. : 1856. Capt. 
 Dobbin, John H. : 1S5S. Private. 
 Evans, Peter G. : 1S43. Col. 
 Fain, John H. D. : 1857. Capt. 
 Ferebee, J. W. W. : 185s. Capt. 
 Ferrell, Leonidas C. : 1S44. Surg. 
 Fitts, James H. : 1S51. Private. 
 Flanner, Andrew J. : 1856. Private. 
 Foxhall, Francis D. : 1S51. Lieut. 
 Gardner, Hugh W. : 1S56. Private. 
 Garrett, Thomas M. : 1S4S. Col. 
 Glaze, Richard H. : 1S51. Private. 
 Green, John H. : 1S61. Sergt. 
 Green, John S. : 1855. Private. 
 Harris, Robt. T. : 1855. Capt. 
 Harvey, Addison : 1856. Leader 
 
 of " Harvey's Scouts." 
 Harvey, Hubert : 1856. Private. 
 Hemkin, Bernard B. : 1S56. Capt. 
 Hines, Elias C. : 1S43. Corp'l. 
 Hodges, Thomas P. : 1S59. Capt. 
 Holmes, T. K. : 1S61. Lieut. 
 Holt, Benjamin R. : 1S59. Lieut. 
 Hughes, N. Colin : 1S55. Capt. 
 Hunt, James D. : 1S56. Capt. 
 Huske, Benjamin R. : 1S47. Major. 
 Iredell, James J. : 1S44. Major. 
 James, Robert E. : 1S52. Sergt. 
 Jenkins, Fred. H. : 1S54. Capt. 
 Jenkins. James P. : 1S5S. Capt. 
 Jenkins, Joseph V. : 1S57. Private. 
 Johnson, Daniel W. : 1S52. Capt. 
 Johnson, Lucius J. : 1S36. Major. 
 Johnston, George B. : 1S55. Capt. 
 Jones, Aurelius C. : 1S5S. Private. 
 Jones, H. Francis : 1S57. Lieut. 
 
Confederate Dead of the Philanthropic Society. 151 
 
 Jones, Robin ApC. : 1S40. Capt. 
 Jordan, James B. : 1855. Private. 
 Land, John McD. : 1857. Private. 
 Lutterloh, Jarvis B. : 1857. Lieut. 
 Lyon, Harrison P. : 1858. Lieut. 
 McCallum, James B. : 1S56. Lieut. 
 McCormic, James L. : 1856. Capt. 
 McDougald, Daniel : 1S52. Capt. 
 McEachern,Robt. J. : 1856. Capt. 
 McKethan, Wm. R. : i860. Private. 
 McMillan, Geo. W. : 1857. Private. 
 McNair, Duncan E. : 1S52. Capt. 
 Mallett, Richardson; 1858. Lieut. 
 Maner, Neverson C. : i860. Private. 
 Martin, Wm. W. : 1857. Major. 
 Maverick, Lewis : 1859. Major. 
 Mayfield, John W. : 1853. Lieut. 
 Mickle, John M. : 1851. Capt. 
 Moore, James C. : 1851. Lieut.-Col. 
 Morgan, Geo. T. : 1S53. Private. 
 Morrow, Richard A. : 1S59. Private. 
 Mullens, Henry : 1S56. Capt. 
 Murphy, Charles B. : 1S56. Private. 
 Nash, Frederick : 1863. Private. 
 Nicholson, Ed. A. T. : i860. Capt. 
 Nicholson, Wm. T. : 1S56. Capt. 
 Owens, Napoleon B. : 1861. Priv. 
 Parker, Augustus M. : 1S58. Priv. 
 Parker, Walter C. Y. : 1856. Capt. 
 Pearce, Lucius R. A. : 1S57. Priv. 
 Perry, Theophilus : 1851. Major. 
 Pettigrew, J. Johnston : 1S43. Brig. 
 
 Gen. 
 Phillips, James J. : 1863. Private. 
 Prince, Oliver H. : 1836. Capt. 
 
 Total 
 
 Purcell, John G. : 1S55. Lieut. 
 Richardson, Edw. L. : 1S63. Priv. 
 Riddick, Chas. E. C. : 185S. Lieut. 
 Riddick, Edw. L. : 1855. Private. 
 Royster, Iowa M. : 1856. Lieut. 
 Ruffin, Etheldred : 1847. Sergt. 
 Ruffin, Geo. W. : 183S. Private. 
 Ruffin, Lamon : 1S48. Private. 
 Ruffin, Thomas : 1S37. Col. 
 Sanders, Edwin S. : 1S56. Capt. 
 Scott, Edward M. : 1S44. Capt. 
 Sharp, Thomas I. : 1S44. Capt. 
 Skinner, Tristrim L. : 1S64. Major. 
 Snead, Nathan J. : 1861. Private. 
 Snow, Samuel T. : 1858. Lieut. 
 Speight, Seth B. : i860. Private. 
 Spruill, Peter E. : 1851. Private. 
 Stancill, Reuel A. : 1S56. Private. 
 Staton, Archibald T. : 1858. Lieut. 
 Stone, John H. : 1S43. Private. 
 Tomlinson, Jas. M. : 185S. Sergt. 
 Turner, James N. : 1852. Capt. 
 Vines, Charles : i860. Lieut. 
 Waddill, John R. : 1S47. Lieut. 
 Washington, Aug. B. : 1855. Priv. 
 Wheat, John Thos. : 1850. Capt. 
 Whitaker, Carey : 1850. Capt. 
 Whitaker, David C. : 1855. Lieut. 
 Whitaker, John H. : 1S43. Major. 
 Whitaker, Wm. H. : 1854. Private. 
 Williams, Henry G.: 1857. Ensign. 
 Williams, Joseph A. : 1855. Capt. 
 Wilson, William E. : 1853. Priv. 
 Yager, Wm. L. : 1S59. Private. 
 Yellowly, Charlton W. : 1851. Priv. 
 
 139- 
 
Index to Catalogue. 
 
 [The Figukes Refer to Years of Entrance. 
 
 Abemethy, B. F 
 
 Adams, B. B 
 
 Jas. M 
 
 " Nathaniel . . . 
 
 P. H 
 
 R. B 
 
 Wm 
 
 Wm.G 
 
 Wm. J 
 
 Wm. W 
 
 Aderholdt, J. D. W. . 
 
 Albright, jas. A 
 
 Alderman, E. A 
 
 Wm. F... 
 
 Alexander, Chas. T. . 
 
 C. W. H.. 
 
 " Cyrus A.. 
 
 " Elam 
 
 J. L. H.. 
 
 John W.. 
 
 " Junius M. 
 
 L. H 
 
 " Nath. W.. 
 
 " R. H 
 
 S. B 
 
 W.J 
 
 W. L 
 
 Alford, Wm. J 
 
 Allen, A. W 
 
 " Ed. L 
 
 " Ethan A 
 
 " John 
 
 Robt. L 
 
 " W. M 
 
 Wm. T 
 
 Allison, John R 
 
 " Julius F 
 
 Rich 
 
 " Rich. M 
 
 Robt. G 
 
 Alston, Alex. S 
 
 " Alfred 
 
 " Benj. H 
 
 John J 
 
 JohnW 
 
 Philip W 
 
 882 Alves, James 
 
 859 " Sam. J 
 
 859 " Walter 
 
 801 " Wm. J 
 
 861 Amick, Thos. C 
 
 857 Amis, Jas. S 
 
 852 " John U 
 
 878 " Lewis 
 
 878 " Rufus 
 
 862 " Thos. G 
 
 886 Anderson, Albert G. . 
 
 877 " Edwin A. . 
 
 878 " Jacob M... 
 
 853 " J. Monroe.. 
 
 880 " L. M 
 
 824 " Robt. W.. 
 
 817 " Wm. E.... 
 
 821 Andres, Edwin F 
 
 847 Andrews, A. B 
 
 S84 " Clinton M.. 
 
 846 " John B 
 
 513 " Saml. J 
 
 819 " Silas M 
 
 814 " Wm. J 
 
 856 Angier, John C 
 
 514 Anthony, John A 
 
 851 Argo, F. M 
 
 858 " Thos. M 
 
 878 Armfield, Eugene M.. 
 
 854 " H 
 
 883 Armistead, Rich 
 
 810 " Robt 
 
 S54 " Wm. J. . . 
 
 889 Armstrong,Edward H, 
 
 856 " Jas. W... 
 
 821 " Martin W. 
 S50 " Thos. T.. 
 
 818 Arnold, Hugh M 
 
 841 " Saml. J 
 
 823 Ashe, Rich. J 
 
 826 Askew, Geo. W 
 
 Sio Atkins, Benj. F 
 
 822 Atkinson, John W... 
 
 808 Atwater, Alfred S 
 
 S09 Averitt, Jas. B 
 
 826 " John A 
 
 807 Avery, A. C 
 
 817 " Clark M 
 
 821 " Isaac E 
 
 807 " John M 
 
 887 " Thos. L 
 
 844 " W. F 
 
 802 " Wm. W 
 
 839 
 
 853 Badgett, Thos. J 
 
 795 Bahnson, Geo. W. . . 
 
 S30 Baird, Benj 
 
 830 " Wm. W 
 
 885 Baker, Daniel B. . . . 
 
 S58 " Isaac 
 
 557 " S.J 
 
 855 Baldwin, John J. . . . 
 
 850 " Lucian F. . 
 
 839 " Melville T. 
 
 859 Ballanfant, John . . . . 
 
 850 Banks, John T 
 
 850 Barbee, A. S 
 
 558 " Allen 
 
 823 " C. P. P 
 
 557 " Wm. F 
 
 876 Barksdale, John N.. 
 
 SSi Barnard, A. S 
 
 559 Barr, A. K 
 
 560 Barrett, Alexander . 
 S86 " David S. . . . 
 
 S26 " Jas. F 
 
 S02 " Robt. G 
 
 815 Barringer, Daniel M 
 
 815 " Rufus. . . . 
 
 558 " Victor C. 
 
 S24 '< Wm 
 
 S14 Barry, John D 
 
 S28 Bartee, Jas. R 
 
 860 Bartlett, Leonard W 
 S60 Baskerville. Geo. T. 
 
 838 Bason, Geo. F 
 
 S 55 « Jos. H 
 
 S37 Bass, Ed. F 
 
 SS4 " Geo. P 
 
 SSi " John H 
 
 S50 Bate, Jas. II 
 
 847 Battle, C. C 
 
 853 
 835 
 S47 
 879 
 837 
 860 
 
 834 
 
 855 
 SS7 
 832 
 856 
 S20 
 822 
 821 
 
 S53 
 858 
 
 S53 
 841 
 
 847 
 S56 
 S21 
 
 s 39 
 
 S40 
 
 S35 
 SS9 
 
 824 
 S56 
 859 
 8S2 
 854 
 824 
 838 
 S45 
 833 
 856 
 
 S59 
 859 
 
 845 
 
 S59 
 8 58 
 8 59 
 S59 
 858 
 832 
 
 831 
 
The Dialectic Society. 
 
 1.53 
 
 Battle, E. S 1889 
 
 " H. B 1877 
 
 " Isaac L 1834 
 
 " Jeremiah .... 1798 
 
 " Joel 1799 
 
 " Joel U 1843 
 
 " Junius C 1856 
 
 " Kemp P 1845 
 
 " Kemp P 1875 
 
 " Lewis J 1S82 
 
 " Rich. H 1824 
 
 " Rich. H 1850 
 
 " Thos. H 1876 
 
 Wm. H 1818 
 
 " Wm. H 1849 
 
 " Wm. J 1884 
 
 " W. Lewis 1859 
 
 Beall, Frank H 1888 
 
 " John M 1883 
 
 " Robt. L 1850 
 
 " Zeph 1821 
 
 Beaman, John R 1877 
 
 Beamer, Peter R 1884 
 
 Beard, John L 1814 
 
 Beatty, Douglas P...1848 
 
 " Henry F 1809 
 
 Wm. H 1840 
 
 Beery, S. W i860 
 
 Bell, J. F 1849 
 
 " Robt 1801 
 
 Bellamy, Benj. A 1851 
 
 " Chas. E. . . .1847 
 
 " Edward C. .1818 
 
 John U 1S86 
 
 " Marsden . . .1858 
 
 " Rich. B 1851 
 
 Russell 1887 
 
 " W. C T847 
 
 " W.J. H i860 
 
 Belsher, T. C 1854 
 
 Belt, Thomas W 1825 
 
 Belton, Henry J. G. . 1S36 
 Benjamin, Joseph . . . 1843 
 Bennehan, Thos. D..1795 
 
 Bennett, C. D 1888 
 
 J. H 1889 
 
 John T 1S86 
 
 Benton, John H 1878 
 
 Berry, Cicero N 1850 
 
 " Gee W 1844 
 
 Bethell, Geo. W 1885 
 
 P. C 1835 
 
 Wm. D 1831 
 
 Bettencourt, W. H...1851 
 
 Bettner, Geo. S 1821 
 
 Betts, A. D 1852 
 
 " Wm. A 1877 
 
 Billingslea, John T . .1858 
 
 Bingham, John A. . . .1831 
 
 " Robt 1853 
 
 Bingham, Robt. W...1888 
 
 Wm 1852 
 
 Wm. J 1822 
 
 Bitting, John H 1855 
 
 " Joseph W. . . 1S16 
 
 Saml. T 1866 
 
 Black, A. R 1850 
 
 Blackmer, Walter S..1876 
 
 Blackmon, Cullen A . .1829 
 
 " Cullen A. . 1850 
 
 Blackwell, Jas. W....1876 
 
 Blain, Jas. M 1858 
 
 Blake, Joel C 1846 
 
 " Wm. B 1847 
 
 " Wm. K 1845 
 
 Blanchard, Jas. U. . . . 1859 
 
 Bland, Peter R 1817 
 
 Blankenship, J. M...1889 
 
 Blewitt, Thos. G 1810 
 
 Blount, Rich. II. L. ..1849 
 
 Blume, Benj. B 182 1 
 
 Bobbitt, Rufus L 1876 
 
 " Sidney M. . . 1880 
 
 Boggan, Wm. K 1883 
 
 Bond, Henry 1864 
 
 " Henry F 1833 
 
 " Jas 1858 
 
 " Lewis R 1856 
 
 " Robt. C 1S22 
 
 " Wm. P 1831 
 
 Bonner, Wm 1854 
 
 Boon, Wm. A 1810 
 
 Boone, R. B 1880 
 
 Booth, Edwin G 1825 
 
 " Robt. H 1820 
 
 Boozer, Albert M 1861 
 
 Borden, John B 1840 
 
 Bowie, Allen T 1858 
 
 " John R 1858 
 
 " Thos. C 1858 
 
 Bowman, Jas 1819 
 
 Boyce, Jesse T 1855 
 
 Boyd, C. L 1818 
 
 " R. W 1859 
 
 Bovden, N. A 1851 
 
 V. H 18S9 
 
 Boykin, David S 1878 
 
 Boylan, A. M 1819 
 
 " Jas 1837 
 
 " John H 1840 
 
 " Weldon E. . .1852 
 
 " Wm. P 1821 
 
 Brackin, Julius C. S . . 1830 
 
 Bradford, John 1857 
 
 Bradley, Alfred O...1838 
 " Isaac W. . . .1859 
 
 John F 1886 
 
 O. T. C 1S14 
 
 " Philip E 1835 
 
 Rich i860 
 
 Bradshaw, Michael. . . 1882 
 
 Brady, John E 1878 
 
 Braswell, Abram H..1836 
 
 Brehon, Jas. G 1820 
 
 Brent, John C 1S55 
 
 Brevard, A. F 1842 
 
 E.J 1845 
 
 Britt, Geo. W ...1875 
 
 Brodie, Edmund G. ..1857 
 Brodnax, John W. . . .1837 
 
 Wm. F 1842 
 
 " Wm. F 1881 
 
 Brookes, Chas. B. . . . 1845 
 " Daniel I. . . . 1S50 
 " Geo. W . . . . 1845 
 
 Brooks, I. L 18 16 
 
 T. C 1876 
 
 Wm. M 1S56 
 
 Brown, Bedford 1S13 
 
 " Hugh T 1854 
 
 Jas. W 1808 
 
 " John B 1803 
 
 " John E 1820 
 
 " John L 1S20 
 
 " Tohn P 1826 
 
 Jos. A. C 1855 
 
 " Leon. G 1S45 
 
 " Livingston. .. 1S35 
 
 " Owen N 1852 
 
 " Thomas 1801 
 
 " Wm. A 1859 
 
 " Wm. F 1835 
 
 Broyles, Thos. T i860 
 
 Bruce, Chas 1797 
 
 " John 1814 
 
 Bryan, Felix 1813 
 
 '" Henry H i860 
 
 " John A 1841 
 
 " Josiah E 1841 
 
 " Needham G . . 1814 
 
 " Robt. K 1843 
 
 Bryant, Victor S 1884 
 
 Buchanan, John B....1855 
 
 Buchanan, Wm 1S66 
 
 Buck, DeWitt C i860 
 
 Bullock, Alfred 1856 
 
 " Geo. B 1857 
 
 " Jas. M 1831 
 
 " Jas. M 1S49 
 
 John H. M..1851 
 " Richard A. . . 1856 
 
 " Walter A 1839 
 
 " Wm. C 1847 
 
 -Bunker, Albert L . . . . 1879 
 
 Bunting, Thos 1822 
 
 Thos. O 1861 
 
 Burch, Wm. W 1831 
 
 " C. H 1888 
 
 Burke, Thos. J 1858 
 
 Burroughs, Jno. W...1888 
 
154 
 
 Index to Catalogzie of 
 
 Burt, Chas. W. 
 Burton, Alf. M. 
 
 " Auc... 
 
 " F. N. W 
 
 Hardy M 
 
 " Henry L. . . . 
 Henry W... 
 " Horace A. . . 
 " Hutchins . . . 
 " Hutchins G. 
 
 JohnF 
 
 John M 
 
 " John War. . . 
 
 Robt 
 
 Robt 
 
 " Robt. A 
 
 Robt. H 
 
 Robt. M 
 
 Busbee, Perrin 
 
 " Quentin D. . 
 
 Bush, Lewis B 
 
 Butler, Geo. E 
 
 " Lewis P 
 
 " Marion 
 
 " Pierce M. . . . 
 
 Butts, Jas. E 
 
 " Willis B 
 
 Byers, Washington.. 
 Bynum, Ernest T . . . 
 
 " Geo. C 
 
 " Oliver Clegg 
 Byrd, Thompson.. . . 
 
 Cabell, Benj. W. S.., 
 
 Cain, Tas , 
 
 " Jas. F ..... 
 
 " Robt. L , 
 
 " Wm 
 
 " Wm 
 
 Caldcleugh, Alex. B. 
 
 Caldwell, A. H 
 
 A. H 
 
 " David F.. 
 Uavid T . . 
 
 Jas. A 
 
 Jos. P 
 
 " Julius A. . . 
 " Richard A. 
 
 " Robt. E 
 
 " Samuel P. . 
 
 Tod R 
 
 Caler, Vance M 
 
 Call, Wm. H 
 
 Calloway, Abner S. . . 
 
 Cameron, John A. . . . 
 
 John W.. . 
 
 John W.... 
 
 Paul C 
 
 Wm 
 
 Campbell, Duncan G, 
 
 876 Campbell, Green H . 
 
 502 " Jas. G.. . . 
 S09 " Jas. G. . . . 
 795 " Jas. W... 
 S33 " JohnX... 
 
 854 " Reuben. . 
 
 837 " Robt 
 
 S09 " Robt. M.. 
 
 797 " Wm. C. . . 
 
 795 " Wm. S. . . 
 829 " Wm. S... 
 S13 Cannon, Henry J . . . 
 813 Carpenter, John D. . 
 
 797 Carr, Albert G 
 
 837 " Julian S 
 
 828 " Lewis F 
 
 796 " Wm. G 
 
 817 Carrigan, A. H 
 
 S33 " Robt. A... 
 
 840 " Wm. M . . . 
 
 812 Carson, Hugh 
 
 887 " H. C 
 
 857 " Jas. P 
 
 881 " Robt 
 
 856 Carter, Archibald G. 
 
 857 " Eugene D. . . 
 857 " F.M 
 
 846 " Jesse 
 
 557 " M.E 
 
 860 " Wm. B 
 
 S82 " Wm. F 
 
 824 Caswell, Rich. W. .. 
 
 Cates, Caleb G 
 
 S82 Cave.B.W 
 
 803 Chalmers, David . . . 
 
 847 " Jas 
 
 S78 " Jas. R... 
 
 Soi " John G. . 
 
 S39 " Jos. W... 
 
 846 " Wm.M.. 
 
 S37 Chambers, Ed. C. . . 
 
 558 " Henry... 
 S13 " John S. . 
 S17 " Maxwell. 
 S3S " Robt. A. 
 819 Chambliss, Walter 1! 
 846 Charles, Thos. M. . . 
 
 S44 Chatham, Paul 
 
 875 Cheek, J. M 
 
 S53 Chilton, Ed. J 
 
 836 " Levin P . . . 
 
 SS3 Chisolm, S. W 
 
 S61 Christian, Robt. W. . 
 
 8 55 Christie, Mark A 
 
 503 Church, Wm. L 
 
 837 Claiborne, Felix G. . 
 S44 " Jas. L. . . . 
 S24 " Rich. H. . 
 S05 " Thos. D.. 
 
 504 Clancy, J. D 
 
 804 Clark, Ambrose 
 
 825 " C. M 
 
 S55 " D. H 
 
 S38 " Geo. M 
 
 545 " Henry T 
 
 8S7 " N. D.'j 
 
 806 " Thos. C 
 
 838 Clarke, Wm. J 
 
 802 Clarkson, Heriot.... 
 
 825 Clegg, M. D 
 
 554 " Thos. D 
 
 S28 Clement, Henry L. . . 
 
 880 " Herbert.... 
 
 863 " Samuel W.. 
 
 862 " Wiley A.... 
 
 842 Clifton, L. C 
 
 856 Clinch, D. L 
 
 546 " John H. M... 
 851 Cline, Ed. B 
 
 548 " Frank L 
 
 804 " Wm. P 
 
 888 Clingman, Thos. L. . . 
 
 S62 Clinton, Rich. S 
 
 818 Clopton, A. W 
 
 S17 " Robt. A 
 
 S75 Closs, Junius T 
 
 S59 " Thos. O 
 
 821 Cobb, Chas. C 
 
 S67 " Jesse 
 
 830 Coble, Albert L 
 
 843 Coble, John H 
 
 799 Cochran, A. W 
 
 S85 " Jos. L 
 
 S41 Cody, Jas. A 
 
 S21 Coffin, Jas. P 
 
 S46 " R. L 
 
 S17 Coit, Julius T 
 
 S21 Cole, Alex. T 
 
 S61 " JohnW 
 
 561 '< R. W 
 
 545 " Stephen W 
 
 S03 Coleman, Bestor 
 
 S51 « Daniel R... 
 
 S07 " David 
 
 549 " Geo. S 
 
 562 " Henrv E. . . 
 
 822 " John'. 
 
 SS7 " Tohn C 
 
 859 « JohnH.... 
 
 559 " N 
 
 817 " T.C 
 
 860 " Wm.M 
 
 SS7 Collier, Edward 
 
 555 " Jos. T 
 
 560 Colton, Jas. H 
 
 S57 Comer, N 
 
 546 Conner, Chas. D. .. 
 S36 " Henrv W. . 
 
 855 " Jas. F 
 
 S23 " Samuel Z.. 
 
The Dialectic Society. 
 
 155 
 
 Conrad, Jas. M 
 
 " John C 
 
 Cooper, E. M 
 
 " Robt. E 
 
 " Robt. L 
 
 " Thos. E 
 
 " Thos. J 
 
 Corbett, John A 
 
 Cornelius, Wm. H . . . 
 
 Corpening, L. E 
 
 " Martin L. 
 
 Costner, R. E 
 
 Couch, W. C 
 
 Courts, Daniel W. . . . 
 
 " Geo. A 
 
 <« Wm. J 
 
 Covington, Benj. W. . 
 " Chas. C. . 
 
 E. D 
 
 " E. D 
 
 F. L 
 
 H. W 
 
 Jas. M. . . 
 
 " Jas. M. . . 
 
 '" Jno. M 
 
 S. W 
 
 T. A 
 
 T. T 
 
 Cowan, David S 
 
 " David S 
 
 " John 
 
 " John 
 
 " Robt. H 
 
 Robt. H 
 
 " Thos 
 
 " Thos 
 
 " Thos 
 
 Wm 
 
 Wm. D 
 
 Wm. J 
 
 Cox, Jos. B 
 
 " Wm. R 
 
 Craddock, Chas. J... . 
 
 Craig, Andrew M 
 
 " Andrew M 
 
 Jas. A 
 
 Jas. F 
 
 Wm. H 
 
 Craige, Burton F 
 
 " Kerr 
 
 Craighead, Geo 
 
 Crawford, Wm. D. . . . 
 
 Wm. D 
 
 W. T 
 
 Crenshaw, Wm. M. . . 
 
 Creswell, Jno. D 
 
 Croom, C. Stephens., 
 
 " Hardy B 
 
 " Isaac 
 
 " Jas. R 
 
 8S1 
 857 
 859 
 S57 
 885 
 860 
 889 
 
 845 
 884 
 SS8 
 
 879 
 S84 
 889 
 820 
 854 
 852 
 830 
 S75 
 839 
 863 
 8S7 
 830 
 836 
 858 
 SS8 
 836 
 840 
 878 
 850 
 
 879 
 840 
 859 
 819 
 840 
 S21 
 854 
 857 
 819 
 
 839 
 805 
 885 
 810 
 
 S34 
 822 
 S66 
 
 813 
 
 852 
 
 857 
 826 
 
 859 
 815 
 796 
 824 
 S89 
 S29 
 858 
 
 855 
 816 
 812 
 813 
 
 Croom, Rich. S 
 
 Willie B 
 
 Willie J 
 
 Crowell, Geo. H 
 
 Jas. L 
 
 Crump, John P 
 
 Thos. S 
 
 Crumpler, T. N 
 
 Cuningham, J. S 
 
 Cunningham, Alex. . . 
 
 " John . ., 
 
 Jno. W. 
 
 " Robt. B, 
 
 Currie, Dan. B 
 
 " Dan. J 
 
 S. S 
 
 Thos. A 
 
 '« Wm. M 
 
 W. P. M 
 
 Curtis, M. Ashley. . . . 
 
 " Walter M 
 
 Cutlar, Du Brutz . . . . 
 " Fred. J 
 
 Dalrymple, Palmer.. 
 
 Dalton, David N 
 
 " Pleasant H. , 
 Daniel, Chesley B.. . , 
 " S. Venable. . 
 
 Daniels, John L , 
 
 Davidson, Allen T. . 
 Geo. F... 
 Saml. M.. 
 Thos. B.. 
 W. A. T.. 
 
 Davie, Allen J 
 
 " David A 
 
 Da vies, John L 
 
 Robt. L 
 
 Wm. B 
 
 Wm. W 
 
 Davis, Ed 
 
 " E. Hayne .... 
 
 Fred , 
 
 Geo. R 
 
 " Hayne 
 
 Rich. F 
 
 " Sam. C 
 
 S. L 
 
 Thos. H 
 
 Thos. F 
 
 Thos. F 
 
 Thos. J 
 
 Tim. W 
 
 Wm. W 
 
 Day, Thos. A 
 
 Daywalt, Geo. W. . . 
 
 De Bow, Arch. M 
 
 De Jarnette, R. R. . . 
 De Jean, Alex 
 
 822 De Rosset, Armand J. 
 
 804 " Louis H.. . 
 
 814 " Moses J... 
 
 887 " Thos. C... 
 
 88s " Wm. L.... 
 
 884 De Vane, Matt. B 
 
 852 Dewey, Chas. F 
 
 850 " Thos. W 
 
 878 Dews, Thos 
 
 845 Dick, John M 
 
 577 " Jno. W 
 
 836 " Robt. P 
 
 834 " Sam. W 
 
 837 " Wm. A 
 
 885 Dickie, David 
 
 837 Dickson, Jas. H 
 
 849 " Robt. H . . . 
 
 S19 " Wm 
 
 889 Dillard, Jno. H 
 
 861 " John H 
 
 885 Dismukes, Jas. W. ... 
 
 850 " Jno. L 
 
 817 " Thos. T... 
 Dixon, Frank 
 
 887 " Geo. F 
 
 578 " H. M 
 
 842 " John H 
 
 832 Doak, Dan. G 
 
 857 Dobson, Jno. II 
 
 S21 Dockery, Claudius... 
 
 878 " Oliver H..., 
 
 820 Dodson, C. R 
 
 S67 " S. L 
 
 858 Donelson, A. J 
 
 828 Donnell, Jno. R 
 
 795 " w 
 
 858 Donoho, CD 
 
 819 " Rich. A... 
 
 881 " Saunders. . , 
 
 819 " Thos. A... 
 
 887 Doss, Henry W 
 
 814 " James H 
 
 850 Doub, Peter F 
 
 S75 Doughton, R. A 
 
 834 Douglas, Benj. F. . . . 
 
 884 Douglass, Jas. T. . . . 
 
 858 " T. J. H.... 
 
 856 Dowd, Clement 
 
 SS9 " C. Furman.. . . 
 
 864 " Wm. C 
 
 818 Downey, J. W 
 
 841 " Jno. A. . . . 
 
 803 Doxey, Sam. R , 
 
 859 Drake, Edwin L. . . . . 
 
 834 " Wm. G 
 
 876 Dudley, Wm. H. H. 
 
 881 Dugger, S. M 
 
 824 Dunbibin, J. C 
 
 859 Dunlap, Jas. I , 
 
 859 " Robt. W... 
 
156 
 
 Index to Catalogue of 
 
 Dunn, Wm. A 1857 
 
 Wm. B 1S22 
 
 Dupre, Alcee 1859 
 
 " Ovide 1859 
 
 Dusenbery, Edwin L.1843 
 
 H. M 1845 
 
 " Jas. L....1839 
 
 " Wm. B. ..1850 
 
 Duskin, Geo. M 1855 
 
 Duval, H. S 1851 
 
 Eagles, Joseph 1807 
 
 Easterling, Ed. C 1858 
 
 Eastin, Jno. D 183S 
 
 Eaton, Jno. S 1819 
 
 " L. B 187S 
 
 " Oscar B 1881 
 
 Edmondson, A. K. . . . 1S57 
 Edmonson, Wm. E. . . 1S84 
 Edmunds, Littleton. . 1834 
 
 Edwards, A. J 1SS8 
 
 " Chas 1S21 
 
 Geo. W....1S85 
 
 " Jas. L 1864 
 
 Egerton, M. W 18S5 
 
 Eller, A. H 1S81 
 
 " F. P 18S9 
 
 Ellerbe, Jno. C 1S1S 
 
 Jno. G 1822 
 
 Wm 1818 
 
 Ellington, David S.. .1858 
 
 Elliot, Alex 1816 
 
 " Jno. G 1816 
 
 Elliott, Benj. R 1854 
 
 " Henry B 1822 
 
 " Jno 1822 
 
 " Jno. B 1850 
 
 Ellis, John 1804 
 
 " Jno. W 1S39 
 
 Ely, Jno. R 1S57 
 
 Emerson, Isaac E. . . . 1876 
 
 Empie, T. G 18S9 
 
 Engelhard, Ed. B 1S75 
 
 " Jno. C. . . . 1SS4 
 
 " Jos. A 1850 
 
 English, Jno. L 1S82 
 
 Ervin, Wm. C 1S79 
 
 Erwin, Jno. B 1S54 
 
 " Jno. S 1837 
 
 " Jos. E 1S84 
 
 " Sam. J 1S43 
 
 S. B 1S41 
 
 Wm. E 1877 
 
 Eskridge, Thos. J. . . . 18S4 
 
 Estes, Joel H 1858 
 
 Evans, Jonathan 1S54 
 
 " Jos. W 1S35 
 
 " Thos. A. E....1S4S 
 
 " Thos. C 1S56 
 
 " Wm. A 1846 
 
 Everett, Thos. C 18S8 
 
 Wm. 1 1859 
 
 " Wm. N 1882 
 
 Ewing, Jas. W 1851 
 
 Jos. P 1S82 
 
 Ezzell, Robt. F 1884 
 
 Faddis, Thos. J 1807 
 
 Faison, Ed. L 1850 
 
 Jas. H 1875 
 
 " Julian P 1842 
 
 Peter B 1854 
 
 Sol. J 1842 
 
 Wm.A 1842 
 
 Falconer, Jas. T 1 Si 1 
 
 Farrell, Jno. T 1887 
 
 Farrow, Geo. F i860 
 
 Fearrington, Jos. P..18S4 
 
 Fred 18S8 
 
 Fennell, H. L 18S2 
 
 Fenner, W. K 1813 
 
 Ferebee, Thos. C 1849 
 
 Ferguson, Angus N. . 1859 
 
 H. R 1888 
 
 Wm. D....1860 
 
 Fite, H. J 1880 
 
 Fitzgerald, A. L 1S60 
 
 Fiveashe, Ben 181S 
 
 Flannigan, Robt. A. . 1877 
 
 Fleming, Jno. M 1856 
 
 " Jno. M 1887 
 
 " Wm. J 18S5 
 
 Wm. W.. .1863 
 
 Floyd, Arch. A 1S80 
 
 Flynn, Andrew 1798 
 
 Foard, F. C 1S59 
 
 " Noah P 1859 
 
 Fogle, Jas 1856 
 
 Fontaine, Jno. D 1S1S 
 
 Forbis, Jas. W. 1877 
 
 Forney, Dan. M 1804 
 
 Foster, Alf. G 1841 
 
 " Anderson E. . 1822 
 
 " Aug. G 1S31 
 
 " F. G 1855 
 
 " J- F 1S5S 
 
 " Jas. L 18S4 
 
 " Jno 1840 
 
 Pat. H 1S14 
 
 W. F 1S56 
 
 Foust, Ed. M 18S2 
 
 " C. G 1SS5 
 
 " Isaac H 1S65 
 
 " Julius 1 1SS5 
 
 Thos. R 18S8 
 
 Foy, David H 1857 
 
 Franklin, Jas 1S13 
 
 " Jesse D... . 1859 
 
 " Sam. R. . . . 185S 
 
 Freeze, J. A 18S5 
 
 French, C. E 1866 
 
 J. M ...1862 
 
 Frierson, Ervin J. . . . 1821 
 
 " Lucius 1857 
 
 Fries, Jno. W 1866 
 
 Frost, S. M 1850 
 
 Fuller, Jno. L 1854 
 
 Fulp, Elias 1878 
 
 Fulton, Robt. F 1858 
 
 Gaines, Ed. J 1851 
 
 " Jas. L 1856 
 
 Jno. C 1858 
 
 Gaither, Alf. M 18 13 
 
 " J. F 18S9 
 
 Gales, Seaton 1845 
 
 Galloway, Alex. H . . . 1855 
 
 Chas. W...1875 
 
 Geo. W. ..1853 
 
 " Jno. M. .. .1851 
 
 " Robt 1847 
 
 " Robt. M. ..18 19 
 
 " Thos. S. . . 1855 
 
 Garland, Jos 1S14 
 
 " Thos 1845 
 
 Wm. H. ...1838 
 
 Garlington, Jno J 859 
 
 Garrett, F , 1859 
 
 " W. L 1856 
 
 " Wm 1852 
 
 Garrott, Isham W. . . . 1S37 
 
 M. R 181S 
 
 Gattis, Fred. N 18S8 
 
 Robt. L ^884 
 
 Sam. M 18S0 
 
 " Thos. W 1853 
 
 Gause, Jno. P 1825 
 
 Gay, Chas. E 1S57 
 
 Gibson, Jno. K 1867 
 
 " Jno. P 1S55 
 
 Wm. H 1S54 
 
 Wm. N 1S20 
 
 Gidney, Chas. C 18S4 
 
 " Sam. E 1SS4 
 
 Gilchrist, Arch 1822 
 
 Giles, Jno. B 1806 
 
 " Milo A 1823 
 
 Gill, Ben. L 1857 
 
 " Ed. J 1SS3 
 
 " Thos. J 1S7S 
 
 " Wm. P 1S60 
 
 Gillaspie, Tas. S J/9S 
 
 Gilmer, E." L 1SS4 
 
 " Jas. C i860 
 
 " Jno. A 1854 
 
 " Jno. A 1889 
 
 " Sam. J 1838 
 
 Gilmore, Jno. T 1854 
 
 Glascock, Wm. F.. . . 18 16 
 Glenn, Ed. T. B 1876 
 
The Dialectic Society 
 
 157 
 
 Glenn, Jas. A 1824 
 
 " Jno. W 1812 
 
 " Jno. W 1834 
 
 Godfrey, Wm. R 1858 
 
 Goggin, Jno. O. L. ..1S34 
 
 Golding, F. L 1849 
 
 Gordon, Rich. C 1854 
 
 Gorham, Edwin 1817 
 
 Gorrell, Alb. B 1859 
 
 " Julius L. . . . 1847 
 
 Ralph 1822 
 
 Graham, Alb. K 1850 
 
 Aug. W 1864 
 
 " Chas. C 1836 
 
 " Geo. F 1813 
 
 Geo. M 18S7 
 
 Geo. W 1864 
 
 H. W 1840 
 
 " Jas 1813 
 
 Jas. A 1856 
 
 Jas. F 1S46 
 
 Jno. W 1853 
 
 Jno. W 1S85 
 
 " Joseph 1853 
 
 " Joseph 1855 
 
 " Joseph M.. . 1840 
 
 Paul C 18S7 
 
 Robt. U. ,..1859 
 
 Thos 1820 
 
 Thos. B 1852 
 
 Wm. A 1821 
 
 Wm. A 1856 
 
 Wm. A 18S2 
 
 Wm. H 1845 
 
 Granbery, Jos. L 1856 
 
 Grasty, Jno. S 1842 
 
 Graves, Aug. S 1845 
 
 B 1823 
 
 B. F 18S0 
 
 Calvin 1823 
 
 Elijah 1S09 
 
 Geo. W 1831 
 
 H 1811 
 
 H. L 1831 
 
 Jno. L 1812 
 
 Jno. W 18 10 
 
 Jno. W 1850 
 
 Rich. S 1832 
 
 S. P 18S4 
 
 Gray, J. B 1863 
 
 " R. P 1880 
 
 " Sam. W i860 
 
 " Wm. H 1822 
 
 Green, Ben. T 1850 
 
 " Berryman. . . . 1856 
 
 " Geo. A 1878 
 
 " Herbert L 1883 
 
 " Jas. C 1856 
 
 " Tas. S 1841 
 
 " Robt. G 1809 
 
 Green, Robt. T 
 
 " S. S 
 
 " Thos. J 
 
 " Wm 
 
 " Wm. M 
 
 " Wm. S 
 
 " Wm. W 
 
 Greening, E. S 
 
 Wade H... 
 
 Greenlee, Ed. T 
 
 Robt. L.... 
 
 Gregory, F. R 
 
 H 
 
 Gretter, Jno. B. 
 
 Grier, E. C 
 
 Griffith, Enoch A. ... 
 Grigsby, Rhydon 
 
 Grimes, Bryan 
 
 Guion, Bernard 
 
 " Jno. O 
 
 " Julius 
 
 Gunn, Wm. P 
 
 Gunnels, Wm. M. . . . 
 
 Gunter, Jno. D 
 
 Guthrie, B. H 
 
 Guyer, Sam. J 
 
 Hackett, Rich. N. . 
 Hackler, Thos. J.. . 
 Hadley, Jas , 
 
 " J- J 
 
 O. F 
 
 Hailey, R. T 
 
 Hairston, A. C. 
 
 Geo 
 
 " Geo 
 
 Peter W.. 
 
 R. A 
 
 Robt 
 
 Wm. L... 
 
 Haizlip, Jas. D 
 
 Hale, P. M 
 
 Hale, Robt. H 
 
 Hall, Eli W 
 
 " Elias 
 
 " Ezekiel 
 
 " Jas. D 
 
 " Jas. G 
 
 " John N 
 
 " Robt. J 
 
 " Robt. S , 
 
 " Saml 
 
 " Thos. G 
 
 " Thos. H 
 
 " Thos. P 
 
 " Wm. A 
 
 " Wm. A 
 
 " Wm. H 
 
 Halliburton, D. C 
 
 Jno. W. 
 
 S53 Hamer, D 
 
 838 " Jno. H 
 
 816 " M. R 
 
 S03 Hamlen, H. C 
 
 814 Hamlett, Jas. E. . . . . 
 
 837 Hamlin, Rich. F. . . . 
 
 839 Hammond, Wm. M.. 
 816 " W. M... 
 
 816 Hampton, D. A 
 
 S77 " Manoah B 
 
 883 Haralson, Arch 
 
 857 " Paul A... 
 
 851 Hardie, Henry 
 
 850 Hardin, Ed. J 
 
 840 Harding, N. H 
 
 883 Harford, Wm. H... 
 
 85 c Hargrave, Alf. F. . . . 
 
 813 " F. G 
 
 849 " Jesse 
 
 843 " Jesse F. . 
 
 847 " Jesse H. . 
 
 830 " Jno. L . . . 
 
 859 " Wm. F... 
 
 877 Hargrove, Wm. T. . . 
 866 " Wm. T... 
 
 887 Harkins, Giles W. . . 
 
 Harper, Jesse 
 
 883 Harrington, Cyrus. . 
 8S3 " Jas. A. 
 
 852 Harris, Chas. W. .. . 
 852 " Edwin R. . . . 
 855 " Jno. B. S... 
 
 858 " Jno. W 
 
 824 " L 
 
 829 " Nath. H 
 
 S38 " Nath. W 
 
 833 " Paul B 
 
 846 " Robt 
 
 839 " Thos. B 
 
 880 " Thos. W 
 
 881 " Wm. S 
 
 846 Harrison, Atlas O.. 
 
 818 Harriss, Wm. W 
 
 843 " Wm. J 
 
 834 Hart, David E 
 
 809 Hartsfield, Alva C . . 
 
 826 Harvey, Ed. B 
 
 818 Hatch, Ant 
 
 826 " Calvin J 
 
 822 Hatchett, Jno 
 
 814 Haughton, Jno. L.. . 
 837 " Jno. R. . . 
 849 " Thos. H . 
 799 Hauser, Sam. I 
 
 825 Hawes, Jesse B 
 
 817 " Jno. R 
 
 820 Hawkins, Alex. B... 
 
 851 " Ben. F.... 
 858 " Francis . . . 
 857 " Frank 
 
158 
 
 Index to Catalogue of 
 
 Hawkins, Geo. W. . .. 
 
 Jno. D 
 
 " Jno. D 
 
 " Joseph W. . 
 
 Peter B 
 
 " Philemon. . 
 
 P. B 
 
 Wm. J 
 
 Hay, Philip T 
 
 Haves, Geo. W 
 
 Wm. J 
 
 Wm. L 
 
 Haynes, Robt. W. . . . 
 
 Haywood, Adam 
 
 Alfred 
 
 " Ben. F 
 
 " E. Burke. . . 
 
 " Ernest 
 
 Fab. J 
 
 " Francis P. . 
 
 Geo. W.... 
 
 " Howard.. . . 
 
 Jno. L. .. .. 
 
 " Jno. S 
 
 Rich. B 
 
 Thos. B 
 
 Wm. U 
 
 Wm. H.... 
 
 Wm. R 
 
 Hazell, Wm. L 
 
 Headen, Isaac B 
 
 Jas. H 
 
 Wm. E 
 
 Win. J 
 
 Hedrick, Ben. S 
 
 " Jas. D 
 
 Heilig, Jas. D 
 
 Heitman, Nuraa F. . . 
 
 Henderson, Alex. M. 
 
 " Arch. E. . 
 
 " Arch. E. . 
 
 B. H 
 
 David W. 
 Geo. W. . 
 
 " Jas 
 
 Jas. M... 
 
 jno. L.. . 
 
 " Tno. S. . . 
 
 L. A 
 
 L. A.... 
 
 L. F 
 
 " Leonard. 
 
 MarkM.. 
 
 " Maurice.. 
 
 Philo. P.. 
 
 " Pleasant. 
 
 " Pleasant. 
 
 " Richard.. 
 
 Rich. B.. 
 
 " Saml . . . . 
 
 810 Henderson, T. S 
 
 798 " Wm 
 
 837 " Wm 
 
 802 " Wm. H.. 
 
 835 Hendon, Jno. A 
 
 806 Hendren, Jos. F 
 
 S40 Hendricks, Jno. A. ... 
 
 837 Henry, Robt. W 
 
 856 Henson, Jno. M 
 
 882 Hicks, Ed. H 
 
 339 " Jas. W 
 
 805 Hightower, Sam. A.. 
 
 860 Hill,ArthurJ 
 
 795 " Chris. D 
 
 821 " Ed. J 
 
 519 " Fred. C 
 
 843 " Fred. J 
 
 876 " Fred. J 
 
 818 " Isham F 
 
 825 " Jas. S 
 
 817 " Jno 
 
 877 " Jno 
 
 821 " Jno 
 
 816 " Jno. H 
 
 837 " Jno. H 
 
 819 " Jno. S 
 
 825 " Rich. B 
 
 816 " Rich. K 
 
 817 " Thos 
 
 883 » Thos 
 
 835 " Thos 
 
 S35 " Thos. S... 
 
 883 " Wm 
 
 856 " Wm 
 
 848 " Wm. E 
 
 S84 " Wm. G 
 
 S76 " Wm. H 
 
 87S " Wm. H 
 
 824 Hilton, Jno. D 
 
 520 Hinton, Chas. L 
 
 859 " David 
 
 521 " Tno. PI 
 
 831 " jno. W 
 
 839 " Ransom. . . . 
 
 502 " Robert 
 
 503 " Saml 
 
 797 " Saml. S 
 
 862 Hobson, Benj. M. . . . 
 
 825 " James M 
 
 859 Hodges, Jos. J. D 
 
 825 Hogan, Alex. M 
 
 S40 « Alex. W 
 
 812 " DavidR 
 
 Si 2 " Henry J 
 
 S40 " Jas. A 
 
 Soi " Jno. R 
 
 S17 " Wm. L 
 
 79S Hogg, Gavin 
 
 S75 " James 
 
 Soi " Jas 
 
 808 Hogg, Rich 
 
 807 " Thos 
 
 832 Hoke, Jno. F 
 
 836 Holcombe, F. D 
 
 855 " V. E 
 
 888 Holden, Julius T 
 
 8S4 Holland, Geo. C 
 
 831 " Ralph H... 
 
 847 " W. P 
 
 842 Holleman, Silas A..., 
 
 844 Holley, Geo. S 
 
 856 " James 
 
 S15 Holliday, Rich. W... 
 
 877 " Thos. C... 
 
 875 Holmes, Gabriel 
 
 827 " Hardy 
 
 805 " Hardy L. . . 
 
 848 " Jas 
 
 876 " Jno. L 
 
 856 " Jno. W 
 
 811 " Jno. S 
 
 816 " Lucian 
 
 847 " Owen 
 
 822 " Owen D 
 
 850 " Sam. A 
 
 885 " Sam. A 
 
 S39 " Thos. H.... 
 
 827 " Wm. H 
 
 810 Holshouser, Allen R. 
 818 Holt, Alf. A 
 
 849 " Arch. M 
 
 854 " Jas. H 
 
 S04 " Jas. M 
 
 840 " Jno. R 
 
 845 " Lewis B , 
 
 S22 " M. W 
 
 814 '« P. A 
 
 837 " Robt.L 
 
 878 " Robt. O 
 
 Sio " Saml. L 
 
 S42 " Thos. M 
 
 Sio " Wm. E 
 
 525 " Wm. E 
 
 S04 " Wm. M, 
 
 811 " Wm. R 
 
 795 Hooker, Wm. D. . . . , 
 
 S2 1 Hooper, Ed. J 
 
 834 " Jas. H 
 
 S57 " J. De B 
 
 859 " Thos. C 
 
 S51 " Wm 
 
 831 " Wm. W 
 
 SS6 Hopkins, Arthur F. . . 
 
 S56 " Samuel G.. 
 
 SiS Hord, Ben. M 
 
 S51 " Geo. J 
 
 526 Home, Henrv W 
 
 S04 " Jas. W 
 
 795 Horney, Wm. A 
 
 807 Houston, Arch. C. .. . 
 
The Dialectic Society. 
 
 159 
 
 Houston, R. B. B. . . 
 
 Wm 
 
 Howard, A. B 
 
 Howerton, Wm. M.. 
 Hufham, Geo. W. . . 
 
 Huggins, W. S 
 
 Hughes, Robt. H.... 
 
 Hume, Wm. L 
 
 Hunt, Eustace 
 
 " J. Thos 
 
 " James 
 
 " Jas. M. B 
 
 " Nathaniel 
 
 Hunter, Ben. B 
 
 Chas. H.... 
 
 " Jas. A 
 
 Jas. M 
 
 " John 
 
 Patrick 
 
 Wm. H. G.. 
 
 Husted, D. W 
 
 Hutchins, Jno. R.. . . 
 Hynson, Robt. C. . . . 
 
 Inge, Haley I 
 
 " John J 
 
 " Wm. M 
 
 Irvin, Jesse 
 
 Irwin, Henry 
 
 " Jas. P 
 
 Ivey, V. H 
 
 Jackson, Herb. W... 
 " Jonathan W 
 
 " Jos. J 
 
 " Sa,m. S 
 
 " Sam. S 
 
 " Sam. S 
 
 Wm. M 
 
 Jarratt, Isaac A 
 
 " Thos. W.... 
 
 Jeffreys, Geo. W.... 
 
 " J. Glenn. . . 
 
 Jas. W 
 
 Jenkins, Jas. S 
 
 " Jos. J 
 
 Jennings, Peter H... 
 
 Jimeson, Jas. E 
 
 Jobe, Lorenzo A. T. 
 
 John, Henry M 
 
 " Maxcy L 
 
 " Rod. B 
 
 Johns, Thos'. J 
 
 Johnson, Alvin R.. . 
 
 " Ben. S..:.. 
 
 " Chas. J . . . 
 
 " Francis M. 
 
 Herb. P. . . 
 
 Thos. D... 
 
 Johnston, David S.. . 
 
 858 
 
 795 
 861 
 
 343 
 826 
 888 
 
 S75 
 880 
 
 353 
 852 
 814 
 
 S57 
 800 
 805 
 821 
 826 
 
 837 
 S26 
 814 
 
 817 
 
 S50 
 848 
 858 
 
 S04 
 
 813 
 819 
 841 
 852 
 
 339 
 841 
 
 8S3 
 878 
 
 334 
 806 
 850 
 883 
 841 
 
 357 
 S56 
 
 813 
 S50 
 817 
 
 837 
 8S2 
 836 
 886 
 865 
 877 
 883 
 878 
 
 359 
 882 
 861 
 
 858 
 
 355 
 866 
 S5S 
 844 
 
 Johnston, Frank S.. 
 " Jas. A.... 
 
 Jas. F. 
 " John M. . . 
 " Julius .... 
 
 " Richard.. 
 " Robt. B..., 
 " Robt. D..., 
 Robt. P.... 
 
 " Saml.J 
 
 Sid. X 
 
 Thos. U..., 
 " Thos. L.. . . 
 " Thos. P.... 
 Thos. W.., 
 
 " T.N 
 
 Wm 
 
 Wm. A..., 
 
 Wm. H 
 
 Wm. W. ... 
 " Zebulon M, 
 
 " Zenas 
 
 Jollee, Wm. B 
 
 Jones, A. G 
 
 ,( Alf. D 
 
 " Alpheus 
 
 " Alston A 
 
 " Clarence D.. . , 
 
 " D. D 
 
 " Edmund 
 
 " Edmund L. . . 
 " Edmund W.... 
 
 " Edward D 
 
 " Eugene T. . . . , 
 
 " Fred , 
 
 Geo. W 
 
 " Ham. C 
 
 Ham. C 
 
 " Henry 
 
 " Jas. C 
 
 " John 
 
 " John D 
 
 " John H 
 
 " John R 
 
 " John T 
 
 " John T 
 
 " Johnston B. . . . 
 
 " Joseph P 
 
 " Joseph S 
 
 " K. A 
 
 " Nathan 
 
 " P. E. A 
 
 Richd. S , 
 
 " Robt. B 
 
 " Rufus H 
 
 Seth B , 
 
 " Thos 
 
 " Thos. C 
 
 " V. M 
 
 " Walter T 
 
 864 Jones, Wm. D 
 
 826 " Wm. W...... 
 
 846 " Willie W 
 
 846 Jordan, Jno. W 
 
 875 " Simon P. . . . 
 
 8c2 " Wm. H 
 
 851 
 
 854 Kapp, J. L 
 
 888 Kapp, T. E 
 
 822 Kearney, W. H. H. . 
 
 826 Kell, Ben. E 
 
 858 " Sam. H 
 
 839 Kelly, Angus R 
 
 826 " Jas. 
 
 853 " Jno. B 
 
 817 " Jno. M 
 
 836 " Neill R 
 
 877 " Nicholas Y . . 
 
 858 Kennedy, Hyder A.. 
 
 818 " Mclntyre, 
 
 855 Kent, Alf. A 
 
 822 " Horatio M 
 
 S57 Keogh, Thos. S 
 
 S40 Kerner, R. B 
 
 875 Kernodle, Jas. L 
 
 835 Kerr, Jas. E 
 
 837 « Jas. P. ....... 
 
 884 " Sam 
 
 825 " Washington C 
 
 865 " Wm. L 
 
 857 Kestler, Jno. W. . . . 
 
 829 Killian, John B 
 
 807 Kinchen, Henry.... 
 
 865 King, Jas. A 
 
 806 " Jno 
 
 832 " Junius B. . . . 
 
 814 " Robt. R 
 
 854 Kingsbury, Chas. F. 
 
 816 " Theo. B. 
 
 860 Kirby, Jacob S 
 
 825 " Moses A. . . . 
 
 804 " Moses H. . . . 
 
 825 " Sam 
 
 815 Kirkland, Alex. M.. 
 832 Kirkpatrick, Alex.. . 
 857 Kittrell, B. A 
 
 831 " Pleasant W. 
 
 850 " Wm. J 
 
 824 Knapp, Edwin M. . . 
 
 889 Knight, Jas. S 
 
 837 Kolb, Reuben F. C . 
 
 829 Koonce, And. J 
 
 817 
 
 817 Lacy, Jas. H 
 
 839 " Mat. M 
 
 S42 " Thos. J 
 
 832 Lamb, C. G 
 
 S29 " Isaac N 
 
 830 " Wm 
 
 880 Land, Jno. W 
 
i6o 
 
 Index to Catalogue of 
 
 Land, Thos. T 
 
 Lane, Carma 
 
 " Levin 
 
 " Thos. H 
 
 " Wm. W 
 
 Lastrapes, Adolphe. . 
 
 Lawing, Jno. M 
 
 Lawrence, A. A 
 
 A. W 
 
 Jno. W. . . 
 
 Lazarus, Marx E 
 
 Lea, Calvin 
 
 " Wm 
 
 Leach, Geo. T 
 
 " Jas. M 
 
 " Julian E 
 
 Leak, Jas. A 
 
 " Thos. C 
 
 " Walter J 
 
 " Wm. P 
 
 Ledbetter, Henry D. . 
 
 " Henry S. . 
 
 " . Henry W. 
 
 Jas. M... 
 
 Wm. L. . . 
 
 Lee, A. M 
 
 " Richd. H 
 
 " Thos. J 
 
 " Thos. M 
 
 Lees, David M 
 
 Leetch, Jas. K 
 
 Le Grand, James 
 
 " Nash 
 
 Lehman, E. W 
 
 Leigh, Frank M 
 
 Lemly, Henry A 
 
 Lenoir, Rufus T 
 
 Thos. B 
 
 Thos. I 
 
 " Walter J 
 
 Walter W 
 
 Leonard, Jas. R 
 
 Levy, Lionel L 
 
 Lewis, C. C 
 
 " Ed. B 
 
 " Exum 
 
 " Jas. M 
 
 " Jno. S 
 
 " Jno. W 
 
 " Jno. W 
 
 " Joseph V 
 
 " Rich. H 
 
 " Wm. G 
 
 Lightfoot, Jno. F. . . . 
 
 Liles, Ed. P 
 
 " Ed. R 
 
 Lillington, Geo 
 
 " Jno. A. . . . 
 
 Lilly, J. A 
 
 Lindsay, And. U 
 
 858 Lindsay, Ed. O 
 
 857 " Ernest 
 
 810 " Gavin H.. . . 
 
 838 " Harper J.. . . 
 
 849 " J- E 
 
 860 " J. H 
 
 853 " Jesse H .. . . 
 
 852 " Jesse H. . . . 
 
 849 " Robt. G 
 
 862 " Robt. H 
 
 837 " Thos. S 
 
 853 Little, Blake 
 
 818 " Frank M 
 
 857 " Jno. R 
 
 877 " Julian H 
 
 834 " Julius A 
 
 841 " Lacy L 
 
 S48 " Walters 
 
 850 " Wm 
 
 863 " Wm. B 
 
 886 " Wm. M 
 
 877 Locke, Matt. B 
 
 854 " Moses A 
 
 888 " Robt 
 
 851 " Wm. M 
 
 857 Logan, Henry C 
 
 860 " Jno. E 
 
 855 " Rich 
 
 886 " Wm 
 
 827 London, Henry A. . . . 
 
 818 " Henry A 
 
 808 " Henry A 
 
 816 " Jno. H 
 
 889 " Jno. R 
 
 860 Long, Alex 
 
 829 " A. W 
 
 844 " B. F 
 
 879 " Dan. A 
 
 838 " Frank P 
 
 880 " Hamilton C... 
 
 839 " Isaac H 
 
 S47 " Jas. A 
 
 843 " Jas. M 
 
 855 " Jno. E 
 
 840 " Jno. W 
 
 853 " Osmond F . . . . 
 
 844 " Rich. W 
 
 857 " Thos. R 
 
 542 " Wm 
 
 849 " Wm. J 
 
 S87 " Wm. S 
 
 845 " Wm. S 
 
 851 Lord, Fred. J 
 
 858 " Jno 
 
 850 " Stephen F 
 
 S51 " Wm. A 
 
 543 " Wm. C 
 
 836 Love, Edgar 
 
 889 " Jas. L 
 
 S55 " Robt. E 
 
 866 Love, Wm. J 
 
 862 Lowe, Cicero F 
 
 849 Lucas, Jos. B 
 
 822 " Wm 
 
 853 Luttrell, Jas. C 
 
 856 Lynch, L. W , 
 
 824 " Robt. B 
 
 847 " Wm. B 
 
 832 Lyne, Geo 
 
 856 " Henry 
 
 860 " Leonard H. . . 
 
 813 Lytle, Arch 
 
 8S2 
 
 876 McAden, Ben. T 
 
 884 " Jno. H 
 
 856 McAdin, Henry .... 
 
 885 McAdoo, Albert Y... 
 864 " Wm. C... 
 
 854 McAfee, Abner A. . . 
 
 852 " Lerov M. . . 
 884 McAlister, Alex. C. . 
 
 823 " Alex. W. 
 799 " C. C 
 
 797 " David. . . , 
 828 " Hector H 
 838 McAlpine, Wm. A.. . 
 
 853 Macartney, Thos. N. 
 
 808 McAuley, Jno. X.. .. 
 
 837 McBee, Vardrv A 
 
 825 " Wm. P 
 
 562 McBryde, Malcolm. . 
 
 884 McCain, Nath. H... 
 
 886 " Wm. A 
 
 798 McCall, Jas. M , 
 
 809 " Robt. S 
 
 838 McCaskill.Neill E. . 
 
 859 McCaulev, C M. T... 
 866 " ' Sam. S. S 
 
 857 " Wm 
 
 SSi McClammy, Chas.W. 
 
 S76 " Herbert.. 
 
 835 McClamrock, Wm. D , 
 
 860 McClelland, Jas. C, 
 
 885 McClennahan, Jas. T, 
 
 S40 McClung, Jas. W 
 
 825 " Mat 
 
 823 McClure, Wm. K 
 
 853 McConnaughev, G. C 
 
 8C9 " ' T. A. 
 
 834 " T.L.. 
 
 852 McCorkle.Geo 
 
 8S9 " Jas.M 
 
 839 McCulloch, Jas. C. . . . 
 8ro McCutchen,Robt. G. . 
 
 563 " Thos 
 
 853 McDade, Jno. H 
 
 S54 McDermott, Jos. A.. . 
 
 S86 McDonald, A. R 
 
 880 " Wm 
 
 830 " Wm. H... 
 
The Dialectic Society. 
 
 161 
 
 McDowell, Chas. H..1880 
 
 " Chas. J... 1856 
 
 Jas. A....18S0 
 
 T. D. S...1839 
 
 " Wm. A...1835 
 
 McEachin, Chas 1844 
 
 " Peter H. .1844 
 
 '< Walter D..1884 
 
 McElwee, Wm. H 1881 
 
 McGehee, Geo. W....1819 
 
 Wm. P.... 1882 
 
 McGilvary, Jno. H. . . 1859 
 
 McGuire, Jas 1882 
 
 Mcllhenny, Jno 1865 
 
 '< Thos. C..1841 
 
 Mclnnis, Jno 1807 
 
 Mclntyre, Alex 1880 
 
 " Duncan T. . 188 1 
 " Kenneth M. 1856 
 
 Peter 1880 
 
 " Wm. A 1849 
 
 Mclver, Alex 1850 
 
 Alex 1886 
 
 " Berrie C 1881 
 
 Chas. D 1877 
 
 " Duncan E. . .1878 
 
 " Evander J...1852 
 
 Harmon M. . 1886 
 
 " Jno. A 1877 
 
 Jno. F 1883 
 
 Jno. M 1858 
 
 Wm.D 1880 
 
 McKay, Alex 1824 
 
 Alf 1811 
 
 " Jas 1810 
 
 Neill 1835 
 
 Neill 1875 
 
 " Prentys 1875 
 
 Wilson J 1866 
 
 McKellar, Wm. H....1856 
 McKesson, Chas. F. . 1865 
 McKinnon, Graham.. 1884 
 
 M. A 1838 
 
 Wm. B...1854 
 McKoy, Allmand A. . . 1S45 
 
 McLaurin, Jas 18 1 5 
 
 " Jos 1840 
 
 Wm. H....1859 
 
 McLean, Chas. E 1878 
 
 McLeod, Gilbert 1877 
 
 McLin, Jno. W 1857 
 
 McMichael, C. 18S9 
 
 McMillan, Andrew. ... 1836 
 Franklin B. 1846 
 
 " Jno. J 1818 
 
 McNab, Jas. G 1856 
 
 " Jno. M 1859 
 
 McNair, Jno .1797 
 
 McNairy, B. Y 1840 
 
 " Boyd 1824 
 
 McNairy, Nat. A 
 
 McNeely, Thos. C... 
 McNeill, Angus C. . . 
 
 " Chas. A 
 
 " Dan. H.... 
 
 Geo 
 
 " Jas. H 
 
 " Jno. Q 
 
 " Malcolm 
 
 " Malcolm D. 
 " Thos. A.... 
 
 '« Thos. I 
 
 " Wm. H.... 
 
 McPheeters, Sam. B. 
 
 Wm. M. 
 
 McRae, Aulay S 
 
 " Cameron F. . 
 " Duncan G . . 
 " Duncan K. . . 
 
 " J.B 
 
 " Jas. P 
 
 " Montford S. 
 " Roderick. . . 
 
 Wm.P 
 
 McRee, Andrew F.. 
 
 Robt. C 
 
 Maer, Abram 
 
 Makepeace, Colin M, 
 
 Mallett, Ed. J 
 
 Jno. W 
 
 Malloy, Alex 
 
 Maness, Wm. B 
 
 Mangum, A. G 
 
 " Chas. S. . . 
 
 " Ernest P.. 
 
 " Priestly H 
 
 William P 
 
 Willie P.. 
 
 Willie P.. 
 
 Manly, Chas 
 
 " Chas 
 
 " Langdon C. . 
 " MathiasE. .. 
 
 " Wm. H 
 
 Markham, Hugh P.. 
 
 Marsh, Dan. H 
 
 " Jas. A 
 
 Robt. H 
 
 Wm.H 
 
 Marshall, Aquila J. . 
 " Calvin Y.. 
 
 Jas. C 
 
 Jno. W... 
 " Mathias M 
 " Thos. A... 
 
 Martin, Chas. F 
 
 " Clarence D.. 
 " Coleman A.. 
 
 " E.W 
 
 " Eugene S . . . 
 
 1801 
 
 
 1883 
 
 " Hugh 1 
 
 1837 
 1876 
 1881 
 
 " Jas 1 
 
 " Jas 1 
 
 " Jas. F 1 
 
 1842 
 
 " John C 1 
 
 1840 
 
 
 181s 
 
 
 1813 
 
 Sam. A 1 
 
 1884 
 
 Mason, Jas. B i< 
 
 1861 
 
 Jno. R 1 
 
 187S 
 
 " Lawrence S. . 1 
 
 1881 
 
 
 1838 
 
 Matheson, Wm. M. . . 1 
 
 1837 
 
 Mauney, L. E 1 
 
 1884 
 
 
 182s 
 
 Means, Geo. W 1 
 
 13^6 
 
 " Jas.M 1 
 
 183S 
 
 PaulB 1 
 
 1862 
 
 " Robt. W 1 
 
 1877 
 
 
 18S2 
 
 Jno. L 1 
 
 1877 
 
 " Oliver P 1 
 
 1880 
 
 Thos. D 1 
 
 1838 
 
 Thos. D..... 1 
 
 i8 S i 
 
 " Walker 1 
 
 1813 
 
 Wm. B 1 
 
 1882 
 
 Wm. B 1 
 
 184s 
 
 
 187s 
 
 " Ben. F 1 
 
 1866 
 
 " Cornelius. . . 1 
 
 186s 
 
 " Frank C... 1 
 
 1889 
 
 " Freeman . . . 1 
 
 1887 
 
 
 1880 
 
 Giles. 1 
 
 1813 
 i8 S S 
 
 " Jas 1 
 
 " Jas. E 1 
 
 1811 
 
 John A 1 
 
 1846 
 
 John B...... 1 
 
 1811 
 
 John W 1 
 
 1841 
 
 " Wm. G 1 
 
 1841 
 
 Wm. K 1 
 
 1820 
 
 " Wm. N 1 
 
 1843 
 
 « Wm. N 1 
 
 1879 
 
 " Wm. T 1 
 
 i860 
 
 Mendenhall, Jas. R...I 
 
 18 S4 
 
 Merritt, Abram H 1 
 
 i8 S4 
 
 Alf. G 1 
 
 184Q 
 
 " Leonidas H. . 1 
 
 1886 
 
 " Leonidas J. .. 1 
 
 i860 
 
 Rufus G 1 
 
 i8s7 
 
 
 188^ 
 
 Michaux, Chas. E. . . . 1 
 
 1861 
 
 Michie, Wm. C 1 
 
 1884 
 
 Mickle, Jos. C 1 
 
 18SQ 
 
 Micks, Wentworth S.i 
 
 i860 
 
 
 1810 
 
 Middleton, Arthur . . .1 
 
 l88q 
 
 Miller, Henry C ii 
 
 1856 
 
 Henry W 1 
 
l62 
 
 Index to Catalogue of 
 
 Miller, Jas. A 1854 
 
 Jas. P 1809 
 
 Jno. F 1854 
 
 Jno. O 1858 
 
 Richd 1816 
 
 Wm. H 1850 
 
 Wm. H 1866 
 
 Wm. R 1844 
 
 Willis L 1846 
 
 Mills, Julius C 1863 
 
 " Wm. H. H. ...i860 
 
 Minims, Thos. S 1858 
 
 Mitchell, A. C 1866 
 
 " AndersonM.1818 
 " Charles A. .1853 
 " Hutchins B.1813 
 
 " Jas. B 1859 
 
 Jno. W. X..1S78 
 " Julius C. . . . 1859 
 
 " Lueco 1854 
 
 " Randolph . . i860 
 
 " Robert. .... 1799 
 
 Stockley D..1813 
 
 Mobley, Jno. C 1856 
 
 Moir, Alex 18S0 
 
 Monroe, Ed. D 1882 
 
 " Jno. W 18 19 
 
 Montague, Alex 1862 
 
 Walter H.1859 
 
 Montgomery, Jas. A..1851 
 
 J.N. ..1845 
 
 W. J.. .1851 
 
 Moore, Albert G 1858 
 
 " Alex. D 1840 
 
 " Alf. M 1826 
 
 " Ben. F 1856 
 
 " Ben. R 1S53 
 
 " Eugene D 1886 
 
 " Geo. J 1848 
 
 " Godwin C 1822 
 
 " Jas 1822 
 
 " Jas 1856 
 
 " Jno. D 1843 
 
 " Jno. M 1883 
 
 " Jno. S 1849 
 
 " Junius A 1813 
 
 " Mat. J 1859 
 
 " Maurice !795 
 
 " Moses W 1823 
 
 " Peyton P 1821 
 
 " Richard 1862 
 
 " Robt 1796 
 
 " Theophilns M.1851 
 " Thos. Lake.. .1886 
 
 " Wm 1796 
 
 " Wm 1S07 
 
 " Wm. H 1845 
 
 Morehead, Ab. F 1S30 
 
 " Eugene. .. 1862 
 " Jas. T 1S16 
 
 Morehead, Jas. T. . . . 1854 
 " J. Turner. 1857 
 
 " Jno. H.. . . 1849 
 
 " Jno. L. . . . 1849 
 
 " Jno. M...1815 
 
 " Jno. M ...1882 
 
 " Jno. M 1887 
 
 " Jos. M. . .-1857 
 
 " Robt. L.. .1849 
 
 Moring, Jno. M i860 
 
 Morisey, Sam. B.....1847 
 
 Thos. J 1838 
 
 Morris, Algernon R..1855 
 
 Morrison, Angus U.. 1849 
 
 " Columbus . 1823 
 
 " Elam J. . . .1816 
 
 " James 18 13 
 
 " James E . . 1823 
 
 " Jno. M. . . .1849 
 
 " N. A 1853 
 
 Robt. H...1816 
 
 " Wash 1819 
 
 Morrow, Calvin N...1855 
 
 Dan. F i860 
 
 E. Graham. . 1852 
 
 Ed. G 1857 
 
 Thos. A 1858 
 
 Wm. H 1849 
 
 Morse, Bryant P 1859 
 
 Moselev, Wm. U 1815 
 
 Moser, Robt. W 1883 
 
 Motz, Chas 1861 
 
 Munger, N. H 1832 
 
 Murchison, K. M 1S49 
 
 Murdock, Andrew . . . 1805 
 
 Murfree, Hardy 1845 
 
 Wm. "H 1S43 
 
 Murphey, Arch. D...1796 
 
 Murphy, Jno. H, 1844 
 
 " Robt 1857 
 
 " Robt. T 1857 
 
 " Victor M. . . 1819 
 
 Walter 188S 
 
 Wm 1854 
 
 Wm. D 1819 
 
 Myers, Geo. B 1846 
 
 Nash, Fred 1855 
 
 Neal, Jno. W 1S77 
 
 " Jos. W 18S6 
 
 " Thos. C 1S45 
 
 Neale, Henry H 1810 
 
 " Jno 1S04 
 
 Nelms, Chas. G 1832 
 
 " Ebenezer 1835 
 
 " Joseph P 1841 
 
 Nesbit, David M 1804 
 
 Nesbitt, Jas. K 1S26 
 
 Nevill, Sam. G 1880 
 
 " Whitlev W...1S28 
 
 Newcomb, Robt. A. ..1815 
 
 Newman, Dan 1796 
 
 Nicholson, Alf. O. P..1824 
 
 " Hunter . . 1853 
 
 " Tas. A. . . .1859 
 
 Robt. P... 1 8 56 
 
 Nixon, Alfred 1878 
 
 " Brevard 1885 
 
 " Jonathan J... . 1818 
 
 Robt. B 1881 
 
 Norcorn, Edmund H..1844 
 
 Norfleet, Jas. K 1887 
 
 North, Erasmus D . . . 1822 
 
 Norwood, Hazell . . . .1846 
 
 James H . . 1821 
 
 " John 1853 
 
 " John W. . .1820 
 
 " Joseph C. . 1S31 
 
 Thos. L...1861 
 
 Walter A.. 1S23 
 
 Wm 1822 
 
 Wm. T....1853 
 Nuckolls, Wm. T 1858 
 
 Oakes, Thos. J 1S25 
 
 Oates, David T 1S52 
 
 Odell, O. C 1S84 
 
 Ogden, Robt. N 1819 
 
 Robt. N 1856 
 
 Ogilby, Hugh T 1859 
 
 " Nath. A 1859 
 
 Oglesby, Wm. M 1857 
 
 Orr, Perry L 1S79 
 
 Osborne, Henry G. . . 1SS2 
 
 " James W. . . 1827 
 
 Robt. D....1S61 
 
 S. M 1S02 
 
 T. S 1881 
 
 Overman, Ed. R 1876 
 
 " Harry J... .1880 
 
 Owen, C. R 1S79 
 
 " Jno 1S04 
 
 " Thos. R 1S2S 
 
 " Wm. H 1829 
 
 Owens, Wm. A 1S52 
 
 Paisley, D. L 1881 
 
 Jno 1S32 
 
 Park, Tames 1854 
 
 Parkef, G. B 1883 
 
 " Tames P 1S57 
 
 jno. H 1829 
 
 " Junius K T8S5 
 
 Parks, O. T 1S58 
 
 Sid. L 1S80 
 
 Parsons, H. C ^83 
 
 Tno. H 1S60 
 
 Partrick/Willie S... .1S85 
 
 Pate, P. B 18S6 
 
 " T 1880 
 
The Dialectic Society. 
 
 163 
 
 Patrick, D. S 1852 
 
 " Jas 1815 
 
 Wm 1818 
 
 Patterson, A. Hill 1858 
 
 And. H....1887 
 Frank F...1882 
 Gilbert B.. 1882 
 
 H. H 1866 
 
 Jas. A 1858 
 
 Jesse L... . 1878 
 Louis M. ..1878 
 
 Malloy 1851 
 
 " Rufus L. . .1S47 
 
 Rufus L...1889 
 
 " Sam. L. . . .1867 
 
 Patton, James A 1848 
 
 Peter W 18S3 
 
 Payne, Robt. L 1852 
 
 Robt. L 1875 
 
 Peace, L. V 1878 
 
 " Wm 1796 
 
 Pearsall, M.J 1888 
 
 Pearson, Jno. W 1865 
 
 R. M 1820 
 
 " Robt. C 1855 
 
 Wm. G. B..1856 
 
 Wm. S 1864 
 
 Pegram, Henry B . . . .1857 
 
 Pegues, James B 1854 
 
 " Wm 1805 
 
 Pelham, A 1817 
 
 Pell, Ed. L 1877 
 
 " Robt. P ....1877 
 
 Pemberton, Wm. D..1877 
 
 Penn, Abram 1822 
 
 Perkins, Jno. T 1837 
 
 Perkinson, M. R 1818 
 
 Person, Sam. J 1818 
 
 " Sam. J 1841 
 
 Peschau, G. L 1S89 
 
 Peterson, Matt R 1883 
 
 S. C 1878 
 
 Pettigrew, Ebenezer..i79$ 
 
 Jno 1795 
 
 Petty, Geo. E 1888 
 
 Pharr, W. W 1838 
 
 Phelps, Willie H 1878 
 
 Phifer, Chas. W 1851 
 
 " Geo x 799 
 
 " Jno 1797 
 
 " Jno. F 1805 
 
 Jno. N 1812 
 
 M. L 1836 
 
 Philbeck, Jos. B 1883 
 
 Philips, Chas 1856 
 
 " Etheldred... .1817 
 
 Phillips, Alex. L 1876 
 
 " Alonzo 1865 
 
 Charles 1837 
 
 " Jno. L 1878 
 
 Phillips, Sam. F 1837 
 
 " Wm. B 1S75 
 
 Pickens, Sam 1S13 
 
 Pickett, Jas. F 1857 
 
 Wm. U 1819 
 
 Picot, P. 1815 
 
 Pillow, Geo. M ,1857 
 
 Gid. J 1S53 
 
 Pinkston, J 1809 
 
 Pinnix, M. H 1855 
 
 Pitchford, Thos. J.... 1827 
 
 Poe,T. G 1889 
 
 Polk, Alex. H 1825 
 
 " Allen J 1840 
 
 " And. J 1840 
 
 " Cad 1853 
 
 " F. E 1823 
 
 " Geo. W 1833 
 
 " H. M 1838 
 
 " Jas. H 1858 
 
 " Jas. K 1816 
 
 " Leonidas 1821 
 
 " Lucius J... 1819 
 
 " M. T 1821 
 
 " Rufus J i860 
 
 " Thos. G 1805 
 
 " Thos. G 1841 
 
 " Wm. H 1832 
 
 " Wm. J 1807 
 
 Pope, Wm. H 1887 
 
 Popleston, Sam. W..1822 
 
 Porter, Thos. J 1824 
 
 Poteat, Jno. M 1857 
 
 Powell, Aug 1861 
 
 Benj. T 1S60 
 
 Geo. T 1865 
 
 " Lem. B 1827 
 
 " Robt. J 1S58 
 
 Price, Jas. A 1838 
 
 " Jas. M 1SS1 
 
 " Jas. V 1880 
 
 Thos. J 1881 
 
 Wm. W 1842 
 
 Prout, Ed. G 1861 
 
 " Wm. C 1861 
 
 Prudhomme, Jas. A . . 1858 
 
 M. S 1857 
 
 Pugh, W. H 1828 
 
 " Wm. A 1833 
 
 Pulliam, Alf. B 1855 
 
 JoelL 18S0 
 
 Purcell, Arch 1836 
 
 Purnell, M. T i860 
 
 Puryear, Henry S. . . . 1857 
 
 Quarles, Geo. M 1857 
 
 " Wm. L 1S60 
 
 Quince, Jno. B 1845 
 
 N. H 1838 
 
 Wm 1818 
 
 Radcliffe, Thos 1879 
 
 • Ragsdale, Thos. L. ..1814 
 
 Rainey, Jas 1816 
 
 Ramsay, Nath. A 1845 
 
 Ramsey, Geo. A 1S60 
 
 Randall, Wm. G 1879 
 
 Rankin, Albert M . . . . 1879 
 
 Jno. C 1835 
 
 " Jno. D. M. . .1853 
 
 " Jno. T 1862 
 
 Jos. K 1867 
 
 Ray, L. R i860 
 
 Read, Chas. L 1810 
 
 " Howell L. . . . .1810 
 Redfearn, Wilson . ..1S86 
 
 Redwine, R. B 1SS9 
 
 Reece, D. M 1883 
 
 « J. M 1880 
 
 " W. L 1884 
 
 Reese, Jno. J 1S41 
 
 Reeves, S. T 1829 
 
 Reich, Thos. W 1878 
 
 Reid, Geo. P 1885 
 
 Jno 1809 
 
 Jno. T 1840 
 
 Reuben D 1877 
 
 Sam. J 1854 
 
 Thos. J 1856 
 
 Rencher, Abram 1819 
 
 " Jno. G 1859 
 
 " Wm. C i860 
 
 Repiton, A. Paul 1857 
 
 Reynolds, Chas. A. . .1867 
 
 N. A 187S 
 
 Rhodes, Jos. T 1826 
 
 Rich. C 1819 
 
 " Wm. J i860 
 
 Richardson, Clem. L. 1858 
 
 " E. E 1878 
 
 Wm. H..1S55 
 
 Wm. M..1847 
 
 Wm. S. .1854 
 
 Richmond, Caleb H..1860 
 
 " Jas. L. . . . i860 
 
 " Jno. M. . .1854 
 
 " Roman E. 1886 
 
 Steph'nD.1857 
 
 Riddle, Chas. L 1879 
 
 " Thos 1822 
 
 " Wm. A 1854 
 
 Riggs, Wrn. T 1861 
 
 Riggsbee, Adolphus..i882 
 
 " Rufus 18S2 
 
 " Stanley M..1S60 
 
 Ringo, Joseph A 1854 
 
 Rintels, David W 1S84 
 
 Roach, Jas. W i860 
 
 Robards, Henry J. . . . 1831 
 
 " Horace L. .1831 
 
 Thos. S 1S24 
 
164 
 
 Index to Catalogue of 
 
 Robards, Wm. H. . . . 
 
 Wm. J 
 
 Robbins, Alex. W 
 
 " Franklin C. 
 
 F. L 
 
 " Gaston A.. . 
 
 " Jas. L 
 
 " Julius A. . . . 
 
 Roberts, Isaac 
 
 " Jacob M 
 
 Robertson, Henry J.. 
 
 Robins, M. S 
 
 Robinson, Chas. C. . . 
 Chas. P... 
 
 " Sam. B 
 
 Thos. J. . . 
 Rodgers, Jno. J. F. . . 
 
 Rogers, Alex 
 
 " Ben. A 
 
 " Hyder A. . . . 
 
 " Jno. P 
 
 " Junius F. . . . 
 
 Robt. M 
 
 " Sion H 
 
 Wm. T 
 
 Rollins, W. E 
 
 Rose, Chas. G 
 
 Wm. A 
 
 Rosebrough, R. M. . . 
 
 Ross, Jesse G 
 
 Rothrock, Robah B. . 
 
 Roulhac, Jno. G 
 
 Jos. B 
 
 Jos. G. B... 
 
 Wm. M 
 
 Rounsaville, B. D. . . . 
 " Peter K. 
 
 Routh, And. S 
 
 " Stephen M. . . 
 
 Royall, Wm 
 
 Royster, H. T 
 
 Wm. D 
 
 Rudisill. S. R. L 
 
 Ruffin, Edmund 
 
 " Geo. M 
 
 " Haywood 
 
 " Jas.H 
 
 " Jas. S 
 
 " Jno. K 
 
 " Peter B 
 
 " Sam. H 
 
 " Sterling 
 
 " Sterling 
 
 " Thos 
 
 " Thos 
 
 " Wm. C 
 
 " Wm. H 
 
 " Wm. K 
 
 Rumbough, H. T. . . . 
 Russell, Dan. L 
 
 827 
 
 859 
 880 
 856 
 8SS 
 877 
 856 
 855 
 857 
 S82 
 860 
 
 S53 
 S58 
 886 
 
 813 
 
 846 
 
 85S 
 803 
 858 
 812 
 S61 
 S7S 
 
 859 
 842 
 
 859 
 888 
 816 
 
 S31 
 829 
 858 
 881 
 808 
 812 
 808 
 806 
 806 
 841 
 85S 
 S58 
 817 
 856 
 
 859 
 S52 
 880 
 843 
 795 
 877 
 842 
 850 
 83S 
 830 
 834 
 
 S7S 
 S84 
 
 S33 
 S27 
 S7S 
 S60 
 
 Russell, Mont. D 
 
 Robt. G 
 
 Rutlege, Eugene 
 
 Ryan, Uavid S , 
 
 " Sam. G , 
 
 Salter, Wash 
 
 Sampson, Jas , 
 
 Sanders, Ransom. . . 
 
 Sapp, Oscar L 
 
 " Robt. L , 
 
 Satterfield, Ed. F. . . 
 
 Satterwhite, H. B.. . 
 
 Saunders, Uavid M. 
 
 " Elijah B.. 
 
 " Jas , 
 
 " Reuben T 
 
 R. M 
 
 Theo. H.. 
 Sawyer, Lemuel.... 
 
 " Wilson , 
 
 Scales, Alf. M 
 
 " Alf. M 
 
 Alf. M 
 
 " Erasmus U. . . 
 
 " Jas. P 
 
 " Jas. T 
 
 " Jno. L 
 
 " Jos. H 
 
 " Junius I , 
 
 " N. E 
 
 " Peter P 
 
 " T. Sid 
 
 Schenck, David , 
 
 " _ Jno. F 
 
 Schulkin, Jas. B. . . . , 
 
 Scott, H. W , 
 
 " J. Edwin 
 
 " Robt. W 
 
 " Rufus 
 
 Thos 
 
 Wm. L 
 
 Seawell, A. A. F 
 
 " Jos.J 
 
 " Jos. J 
 
 " Leon. H. . . . 
 
 Rich. B 
 
 Robt. W.... 
 
 Wm 
 
 Self, W. A 
 
 Sellars, Duncan.. . . . 
 
 ". J- B 
 
 Sessions, Coleman... 
 Henry W.. 
 
 Settle, David A' 
 
 " Thos 
 
 Sevier, Ambrose H. . 
 Shaffner, Henry F. . . 
 
 Wm. F 
 
 Shannonhouse, F. M. 
 
 8 58 Sharp, Geo '!K , 
 
 S60 
 832 
 855 
 859 
 
 796 
 
 S13 
 S14 
 
 S87 
 886 
 
 855 
 805 
 821 
 883 
 832 
 824 
 809 
 816 
 
 799 
 79S 
 819 
 
 845 
 888 
 856 
 847 
 S54 
 S46 
 
 S59 
 S50 
 S49 
 851 
 S60 
 8S4 
 8S4 
 878 
 SS6 
 877 
 877 
 850 
 
 799 
 850 
 SSi 
 S21 
 848 
 824 
 837 
 S33 
 S21 
 8S3 
 S37 
 889 
 852 
 
 853 
 856 
 
 847 
 861 
 884 
 8S6 
 SSS 
 
 John S. 
 
 " Thos. P 
 
 Sharpe, Geo. W.. . . 
 
 Shaw, Alex. C 
 
 " Angus 
 
 A. B 
 
 " Colin 
 
 " Daniel 
 
 John D 
 
 Wm. A 
 
 Shepherd, Fred. A.. 
 
 " Jesse G. . 
 
 Sheppard, Abram . . . 
 
 Wm 
 
 Sherrill, F. A 
 
 Shields, M. M 
 
 Shipp, Albert M. . . . 
 
 B 
 
 " Wm. M 
 
 Shober, C. E 
 
 C. E 
 
 " Francis E. . 
 Shorter, Chas. S. . . . 
 
 Eli S 
 
 " Henry R. . . 
 
 " Reuben C. . 
 
 Siler, Alb. W 
 
 " David W 
 
 " Jesse W 
 
 " Leonidas F.. . 
 
 " Q. P 
 
 " Rufus S 
 
 " Thaddeus P. . . 
 
 Sillers, Wm. W 
 
 Simmons, David W. 
 
 Wm. S 
 
 Sims, G. Gordon . . . 
 
 " Rich. H 
 
 Singletary, Sam. J. . . 
 Sitgreaves, Jno. S.. . 
 Skinner, Thos. E. . . 
 
 Slade, Alf. M , 
 
 " James B 
 
 " James Bog. . . 
 
 " James J 
 
 " J^. J. 
 
 " Jeremiah 
 
 " Thos. B 
 
 " Thos. B 
 
 " Thos. T 
 
 " Wm 
 
 " Wm. B 
 
 Slaughter, Lewis G.. 
 
 Sloan, Henry 
 
 " Jas. A 
 
 " Tno.A 
 
 " Tno. D 
 
 " Robt. M 
 
 Slocumb, Tno. C 
 
The Dialectic Society. 
 
 165 
 
 Slocumb, Wm. R. K.. 
 
 Small, Jos. W 
 
 Smith, Alb 
 
 Alex. R 
 
 And. J 
 
 Arch. A. T... 
 
 Ben. B 
 
 Ben.M 
 
 " Burton 
 
 " Francis J. . . . 
 
 " Franklin L. . . 
 
 " Gerard J 
 
 " Hampden S. . 
 
 " Henry 
 
 " Jas. C 
 
 " Jas. C 
 
 Jas. H 
 
 Jas. M ... 
 
 " Jas. M 
 
 Jas. S 
 
 Jas. T 
 
 " J. Tillman... . 
 " Jesse P. . . . . 
 "• Jno. A 
 
 Jno. B 
 
 " Jno. C 
 
 Jno. U 
 
 " Jno. G 
 
 Jno. W 
 
 M. T 
 
 Rich. A 
 
 Rich. I 
 
 Robt .... 
 
 Robt. B 
 
 " Robert L . . . . 
 
 Rufus H 
 
 " Sam. P 
 
 " Sam. W 
 
 Sam. W 
 
 Sid 
 
 " Thos. C. C. . 
 " Thos. L 
 
 Thos. M 
 
 Willie H 
 
 Wm. J 
 
 Wm. T 
 
 Wm. T 
 
 Sneed, Arch. H 
 
 Jas. 
 
 " Junius 
 
 Richd 
 
 " Sam. F 
 
 " Stephen K. . . 
 
 Wm. M 
 
 Wm. M 
 
 Snipes, Wm. F 
 
 Wm. S 
 
 Somerville, Jas 
 
 Wm. J... 
 Southerland, C. B 
 
 884 Southgate, Jas. H. . . . 
 
 846 Spann, Jno. J 
 
 859 Spears, H. T 
 
 849 Speller, Thos. H.... 
 
 876 Spencer, Jas. M 
 
 827 " Oliver W... 
 
 814 " Sam 
 
 841 " Wm. F 
 
 852 " Wm. M 
 
 832 Spivey, Aaron J 
 
 825 Spoon, Wm. L 
 
 833 Spraggins, L. B 
 
 878 " Thos. M.. 
 
 816 " Thos. L.. 
 
 831 Springfield, Blount. . . 
 
 849 Springs, Adam 
 
 Si 5 " Alva C 
 
 851 " Jno. M 
 
 858 " Leroy 
 
 833 Stafford, Jas 
 
 832 Stamps, Preston 
 
 864 " Thos 
 
 841 " Wm. L 
 
 854 Stanback, David C. . 
 838 Stanfield, Stephen A. 
 822 Staples, Madison L. . 
 S67 " Waller R.... 
 846 Starbuck, Henry R. . 
 
 889 Stark, Jno. M 
 
 S51 Stedman, Elisha B. . . 
 
 S47 « Jas. O 
 
 817 " Jno. M 
 
 795 Steele, Ed. U 
 
 S54 " Geo. S 
 
 S86 " Thos. W 
 
 842 " Walter L 
 
 855 " Wm. L 
 
 837 Sterling, Ed. G 
 
 859 Stevens, H. B. 
 
 856 Stevenson, Wm 
 
 825 Stewart, A. C 
 
 857 " Chas 
 
 851 " Dan 
 
 885 " Gab. L 
 
 859 " J-L 
 
 828 " Sam. M 
 
 860 " Wm. B 
 
 S02 Stirewalt, Jno 
 
 800 Stockard, Jas. K 
 
 S08 Stockton, F. D 
 
 807 Stokes, Hugh M 
 
 820 " Jno. R 
 
 810 " Thos. D 
 
 795 " Thos. W 
 
 860 Stone, David W 
 
 853 Stowe, Sam. T 
 
 886 Strain, Jas 
 
 798 Strange, Alex. R 
 
 856 « Jno. K 
 
 8S5 " Jos. H 
 
 876 Strange, Robt 
 
 854 " Robt 
 
 875 Strayhorn, Isaac R. . 
 
 817 " Jno. Thos 
 
 849 Street, Nath. H 
 
 817 " Wm. B 
 
 805 Strickland, Ed. F. . . 
 
 817 " Jas. T... 
 
 849 " M. C 
 
 826 Strong, Geo. V 
 
 S87 " Hugh 
 
 836 " Wm. A 
 
 836 Strowd, Robt. L 
 
 SoS " Thos. W... 
 
 840 Strudwick, Fred. N. 
 796 " Sam 
 
 877 " Wm. S.. 
 S52 Sturdivant, Chas.. . . 
 
 878 " Fab. D.. 
 
 S19 Sullivan, M. A 
 
 S80 " Rufus B... 
 
 832 Summerville, Jas. . . 
 
 832 Sumner, Duke W. . . 
 
 875 Sutherland, Wm. R. 
 
 842 Sutton, John M 
 
 84S " Sanford E. . 
 
 841 " Stark A. . . . 
 S83 « W r m. G 
 
 818 «' Wm. T 
 
 826 " Wm. T 
 
 829 Swann, Alex. D 
 
 S26 » Fred. D 
 
 875 " Fred. W 
 
 884 " Jno 
 
 845 Swayze, Caldwell C. 
 840 Swindell, Jas. H.. . . 
 
 882 Sydnor, H. A 
 
 856 Sykes, Ed. T 
 
 889 " Lawson W. . 
 
 804 " Richd. L 
 
 858 " S.Turner... 
 878 
 
 855 Tankersley, Felix. . . 
 
 806 Tarry, Ed.... 
 
 854 Tate, Henry H 
 
 S19 " Jas. T 
 
 S77 " Jno. W 
 
 828 « Robt. H 
 
 879 « Sam. C. W... 
 
 855 " T. H 
 
 813 Tatum, Jno. D 
 
 806 Taylor, Geo. D 
 
 878 " Geo. W 
 
 883 « Henry H.... 
 S18 " Jas. F 
 
 885 " Jas. H , 
 
 819 " jas. H.. . . .. 
 
 846 '< Jas. P , 
 
 844 " Jas. S 
 
 877 " Jno 
 
1 66 
 
 Index to Catalogue of 
 
 Taylor, Jno. C 
 
 " Jno. D 
 
 " Jno. T 
 
 " Leonidas 
 
 " L. H 
 
 " Lewis 
 
 " M. F 
 
 Oliver P 
 
 Philip A 
 
 " Simon H 
 
 " Thos. W 
 
 Wm. A 
 
 " W. H 
 
 Terry, Abner W. C. . . 
 
 Benj. F 
 
 " Chas. C 
 
 " Jos. M 
 
 Thies, E. A 
 
 Thorn, A. E. D 
 
 Thomas, Philip H.... 
 
 " Warren 
 
 Wm. L 
 
 Thompson, Basil M. . 
 
 Ed. G 
 
 Geo. N... 
 
 " Geo. S. . . 
 
 Geo. W.. 
 
 Geo. W.. 
 
 " Henry C 
 
 " Henry E.. 
 
 " Jacob A.. 
 
 " Jas. B. . . . 
 
 Jas. N.... 
 
 " Jno. C.... 
 
 " Jno. C. ... 
 
 " Jno. F 
 
 Jno.K... 
 " Lewis. . . . 
 
 " Lewis W. 
 
 " Noah 
 
 Sam. M... 
 
 S. C 
 
 Wm. A... 
 Wm. H... 
 Wm. H... 
 
 W. G 
 
 Wm. S... 
 
 Thomson, Alf. G 
 
 " Puffin 
 
 Thorp, Peterson 
 
 Thurmond, G E 
 
 Thweatt, Elisha B... . 
 
 Tillett, Henry A 
 
 Tilley, Geo. V 
 
 Tillinghast, John H.. 
 Timberlake, Ed. J.... 
 Timberlake, Wm. P. . 
 Tomkins, Matt. W... 
 
 Toms, C. F 
 
 Toole, Henry I 
 
 817 
 850 
 849 
 841 
 
 833 
 Sio 
 
 857 
 8 53 
 
 855 
 886 
 
 835 
 826 
 
 847 
 
 830 
 887 
 
 831 
 
 818 
 821 
 
 879 
 84S 
 836 
 848 
 858 
 821 
 843 
 853 
 879 
 854 
 882 
 
 857 
 832 
 
 857 
 856 
 840 
 824 
 830 
 S27 
 
 859 
 887 
 864 
 820 
 S50 
 88 1 
 886 
 S59 
 859 
 S56 
 
 859 
 812 
 879 
 SS6 
 853 
 859 
 85S 
 858 
 889 
 826 
 
 Toole, Henry L 
 
 Toomer, Alex. D 
 
 " Fred. A 
 
 Jno. U 
 
 " Lewis H. . . . 
 
 Torrence, Charles L.. 
 
 " Henry T.. . 
 
 " Hugh 
 
 Rich'dA.. 
 
 Towles, Dan. T 
 
 Townes, Jas. E 
 
 Travis, Wm 
 
 Treadwell, Oliver W. 
 Wm.L... 
 
 Triplett, Jesse B 
 
 Troup, Matt. M 
 
 Troy, Matt 
 
 Tucker, Geo 
 
 " Jos. J. W.... 
 
 " Rufus S 
 
 Tunstall, Thomas T. . 
 
 Turner, B. P 
 
 " Josiah G 
 
 " Sam. J 
 
 Thos. H. C. 
 
 Turrentine, Jno. A... 
 
 " Sam. B.. . 
 
 Twitty, Wm. L 
 
 Tyson, Lucian P 
 
 Valentine, Thos. W. 
 
 Vance, Uavid M 
 
 '' James N. , . . . 
 
 " Thos. M 
 
 " Zebulon B. . . , 
 Vanderveer, Wm. B., 
 
 Vandiver, W. W 
 
 Van Wyck, Aug 
 
 Wm 
 
 Varner, Herbert M. . . 
 
 Vaughan, Jas. A 
 
 " Leon. P.. . 
 
 Robt. G... 
 
 " Vernon H. 
 
 Venable, Joseph 
 
 Von Schweinitz, E. A 
 
 Waddell, Alf 
 
 Alf. M 
 
 Alf. M 
 
 " Francis N. . 
 
 Geo. H. ... 
 
 Hugh 
 
 HughY.... 
 
 Jas. F 
 
 " Legh R. . . , 
 " Maurice Q. , 
 " Owen A. . . , 
 " Theodore U 
 Waddill, J. Cooper . . 
 
 795 Waldrop, O. T 
 
 841 Walker, Jas. A 
 
 847 " Jas. C 
 
 798 " Jno. M 
 
 802 " Jno. M 
 
 818 " Josh. C 
 
 849 " Julius H 
 
 S27 " Lucian H. . . . 
 
 851 " N. L 
 
 847 " Peter 
 
 858 " Piatt D 
 
 819 " Thos. O. U.. 
 824 " Wm. M 
 
 848 " Wm. R 
 
 880 Walkup, Henry C..., 
 
 855 " Sam. H 
 
 801 Wall, Henry C 
 
 S17 " Jas.M 
 
 843 " Jno. P 
 
 844 " Wm. M 
 
 839 Wallace, Wm. B. A.. 
 
 856 Walser, Jos. G 
 
 S42 " Z.I 
 
 878 " Z. V 
 
 841 Walton, Timothv..., 
 
 848 Ward, E. W.... '..... 
 
 880 " Francis 
 
 853 " J^. R 
 
 859 Ware, Jas. N , 
 
 " Jno.J 
 
 886 " Wm. H 
 
 S75 Warlick, Lee M 
 
 880 Washburne, D. M. . . 
 
 S7S Washington, G. L. . . 
 
 851 Watkins, HenrvT. .. 
 
 859 " HenrvT.. 
 
 851 " Joel T 
 
 861 " Stephen H 
 
 S57 " Warner M. 
 
 85S Watlington, J. F 
 
 827 " J. S.... 
 
 883 Watson, Chas. E. . . . 
 
 S87 " Jas. A 
 
 857 " Nath.H... 
 
 854 " Thos. L.... 
 SSi Watt, Robt. B 
 
 " Rufus L 
 
 S24 " Wm. P 
 
 850 Watters, Henry H. . 
 877 " John 
 
 513 " Joseph H. . 
 S46 " Sam. P 
 
 514 Watts, Leander A. . . 
 
 S21 " Thos. W 
 
 S41 Waugh, Jesse A. . . . 
 
 848 Webb, Chas. A 
 
 S21 " Henry 
 
 S51 " Henry Y. . . . 
 
 853 " Henrv Y . . . . 
 
 852 " jas..: 
 
The Dialectic Society. 
 
 167 
 
 Webb, J as. L 
 
 " John 
 
 " Jno. M 
 
 " Joseph C. . . 
 
 " Rich. S 
 
 " Thos 
 
 " Thos 
 
 " Thos. S 
 
 Wm.E 
 
 Wm. H. G.... 
 
 Wm. P 
 
 Wm. R 
 
 Wm. S 
 
 Weill, Sol. C 
 
 Weir, Sam. P 
 
 Wellborn, Olin 
 
 Wesson, Ben. J 
 
 West, Louis 
 
 Wharton, Henry W.. 
 " Jesse R. . . . 
 
 jno. E 
 
 " Sam. D. . . . 
 
 " Turner A... 
 
 Wheeler, Junius B. . . 
 
 Whitaker, Carey 
 
 Nath. J... 
 
 Wilson W. 
 
 White, Chapman G. . 
 
 " Jno. M 
 
 " Jos. M 
 
 " Stuart 
 
 '« W. H 
 
 " Wm. H 
 
 Whitfield, Allen 
 
 " Ant. U 
 
 " Boaz 
 
 " Bryan 
 
 " Bryan W. . 
 
 Ed. H 
 
 " Gaius 
 
 " Geo 
 
 " Geo 
 
 " Geo 
 
 Jas. B 
 
 Tas. G 
 
 Jno. A. . . . 
 " Nathan B. . 
 
 " Nathan B.. 
 
 " Nathan B. . 
 
 " Nathan B. . 
 
 N. B 
 
 N.J 
 
 Owen H... 
 " Rich. A. . . 
 
 " Sam 
 
 " Sam. E. . . . 
 
 " Theodore.. 
 
 Wm. A.... 
 
 Wm. B 
 
 Wm. W... 
 
 854 Whitlock, V. E 1889 
 
 877 Whitner, Alonzo C...1860 
 
 866 " Benj. F i860 
 
 865 Whitsitt, Geo. W. ...1878 
 
 855 " W. T 1886 
 
 799 Whitted, Henry 1817 
 
 845 " James 1803 
 
 558 Whittington, H. A... 1886 
 
 797 Whyte, Thos. E 1841 
 
 860 " Wm. J 1846 
 
 831 Wiggins, L. B 1815 
 
 860 " Mason L.. . 1815 
 
 796 " Rich. A. . . . 1827 
 
 882 " Wm. H 1850 
 
 856 Wilcox, John C 1857 
 
 S60 Wiley, Calvin H 1S38 
 
 858 Wilkerson, Thos. B..18S3 
 
 857 Wilkes, Jno. F 1880 
 
 887 " Paul 1882 
 
 552 Wilkins, Amos J 1818 
 
 853 " W. W 1862 
 
 843 Willard, E. P 1S89 
 
 880 Willcox, F. L 1888 
 
 549 " J. M 1888 
 
 799 " L - B 1879 
 
 853 Williams, Alb. S 1S87 
 
 S34 " Alex 1813 
 
 S54 " David 1816 
 
 852 " Duncan M.. 1876 
 
 854 " Francis R.1854 
 849 " Green D.. . 1824 
 Sio " Henry . . . .1802 
 
 881 " Henry 1853 
 
 812 " Henry G...1803 
 
 559 " Jas. C 1S60 
 
 854 " Jas. H 1837 
 
 851 " Jno. C 1805 
 
 S45 " Jno. C 1837 
 
 817 " Jno. R 1886 
 
 853 " Jno. T 1827 
 
 Siq " Joseph ....1827 
 
 822 " Joseph 1S55 
 
 550 " Lewis 1805 
 
 825 " Lewis L.... 1838 
 
 855 '■ Monroe R..1854 
 845 " Nath. W. . . 1797 
 S13 " N.Glenn... 1882 
 
 553 " Nich.L 1818 
 
 853 " Nich.L 1857 
 
 857 " Oliver L... 1887 
 
 845 " Robt. W...1809 
 848 " Sam. G 1834 
 
 842 " Solomon B. 1799 
 
 S49 " Thos. L 1805 
 
 S16 " Thos. L. ...1858 
 
 846 " Wm 1799 
 
 851 " Wm 1813 
 
 834 " Wm. D 1846 
 
 S59 " Wm. H 1853 
 
 843 " Wm. L 1831 
 
 Williams, Wm. S. . . . 
 
 Wm. T 
 
 " Wm.W..., 
 
 Williamson, J. G. A. 
 
 " Jno. L. , 
 
 Jno. R.. 
 
 Jno. W. 
 
 Robt. P 
 
 R. M. . . 
 
 " Thos. L 
 
 W. S.., 
 
 W. E . . 
 
 Wills, Wm. L 
 
 Wilson, Adolphus E. 
 " Albert R. . . 
 
 Alex. E 
 
 D. Tate 
 
 " George G. . 
 " Henry A. . . 
 
 Jas. W 
 
 " Jas. W 
 
 " Jno 
 
 " jno. N 
 
 Jno. R 
 
 Jno. W 
 
 Jno. W 
 
 Jno. W 
 
 Nath. H. D. 
 
 Rich. D 
 
 Robt. W... 
 
 Wm. A 
 
 Wimbish Jas. A. . . . 
 
 Windham, Thos. K.. 
 
 Windsor, Wm. S. . . . 
 
 Winstead, Stephen.. 
 
 Winston, Jno. A.. . . , 
 
 Pat. H.... 
 
 " Wm. E.... 
 
 Withers, Elijah B. .. 
 
 " Eugene P. . 
 
 Wm. M. . . . 
 
 Wittich, Ernest L. . . 
 
 Wolfe, Rowland V.. 
 
 Womack, Francis.. . 
 
 Sid 
 
 Wood, Ben. F 
 
 " Wm. B 
 
 " Wm. H. R... 
 Woodburn, Jno. A. . 
 Wooster, Jno. L. . . . 
 Wm. A. . . 
 Wormelev, Jno. R.. 
 Worth, Chas. W. . . . 
 
 " D. G 
 
 " G. C 
 
 Jas. S 
 
 " Shubal G. . .. 
 Wortham, Geo. W.. 
 
 Jas. L 
 
 Wright, Adam E. . . . 
 
i68 
 
 Index to Catalogue of the Dialectic Society. 
 
 Wright, Chas. J 1806 Yancey, Algernon S. . 1831 Young, Henry 1798 
 
 Clem. G 1839 " Bartlett 1805 
 
 Clem. G 1882 " Rufus A 1825 
 
 E. E 1857 " Tryon M 1812 
 
 Jas. A 1850 Yarborough, Henry. . 1824 
 
 Jas. M 1822 " NeillS..i8S2 
 
 Jno. L 1821 " Wiley... 1808 
 
 Joseph H. ...1850 Yates, Wm. James 
 
 Josh. G 1825 Yellowley, Jas. B 
 
 Josh. G 1857 York, Rich. W. . 
 
 Thos. H 1817 Young, Boaz W. 
 
 Wm. A 1821 " David J.. 
 
 Wm. A 1864 " Geo. V. . 
 
 ..1887 
 ..1815 
 ..1865 
 ..1859 
 ..1854 
 ..1846 
 
 James 1802 
 
 James B i860 
 
 John 1812 
 
 Jno. G 1861 
 
 Jno. N 1829 
 
 Jno. S 1804 
 
 Wm. H 1854 
 
 Wm. H i860 
 
 Total number of members, 2854. 
 Total number of graduates, 1106. 
 
ADDENDA. 
 
 The editor regrets to announce the death, since the body of the catalogue 
 was printed, of the Rev. Lucian Holmes (1842), Dr. Jas. W. Ewing (1851), 
 and Capt. Thos. C. Evans (1856). 
 
 To Anderson, Albert G. : 1830, add : Anderson's Store. 
 
 To Avery, Thos. L. : 1837, add : Cattle-raiser and Miner. California. 
 Born 1821, died 1852. 
 
 To Bracken, J. C. S. : 1830, add : Physician. 
 
 To Brown, L. : 1835, add : Locust Hill. 
 
 To Carter, Wm. B. : 1830, add : Died 1888. 
 
 To Dodson, S. L. : 1836, add : Planter. Texas. Born 1820, died 1873. 
 
 To Donoho. R. A. : 1834, add: Physician. Died 1872. 
 
 To Graves, H. L. : 1831, add : Texas. Died 18S9. 
 
 To Walker, W. R. : 1834, add : Lawyer. Greensboro. 
 
 To White, Jno. M. : 1852, add : Cotton Planter. Port Mill, S. C. Lt.- 
 Col. C. S. A. Born 1834, died 1877.