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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, 
 
 CHAPEL HILL, K C., April 8th, 1889. 
 
 I wish it to be understood that the following sketches of the Univer- 
 sity of North Carolina are not intended as a grave history for the public, 
 but chiefly for the gratification of the students, old and new. I have 
 been compelled to prepare them hastily, even hurriedly, while much 
 engrossed with other duties. I have not hesitated to use extracts from 
 my published addresses, now out of print. Fragmentary and imper- 
 fect as the sketches are, I venture to hope that they will be of interest, 
 not only to those for whom they are especially designed, but to all 
 friends of our University. 
 
 KEMP P. BATTLE. 
 
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SKETCHES OF THE HISTORY 
 
 OF THE 
 
 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, 
 
 BY PRESIDENT KEMP P. BATTLE. 
 
 It might be claimed that the Centennial year of American In- 
 dependence was likewise the Centennial year of the University of 
 North Carolina, although the charter was not granted until 1789. 
 
 In December, 1776, a Convention, then called Congress, of 
 enlightened men met at Halifax to form a Constitution for the 
 new free State of North Carolina, under whose protection the 
 people could maintain the Independence they had declared a few 
 months before. 
 
 Without an army or navy, they had entered on a war for exist- 
 ence with a nation powerful, populous and wealthy, having the 
 tradition of invincibility, which had, under Marlborough, within 
 the century, broken the power of the Great Louis of France had, 
 with heavy hand, crushed the fortunes of the Pretender at Culloden 
 had sent Wolfe to storm the Heights of Quebec ; had swept the 
 seas with her fleets. The Revolution, if it failed, was Rebellion. The 
 penalty of defeat was the doom of traitors. The State had barely 
 two hundred thousand inhabitants, widely scattered and badly 
 armed, and divided in sentiment. But notwithstanding these 
 odds, this Congress, with wisdom unparalleled and faith approach- 
 ing sublimity, provided for the interests of unborn children. They 
 knew that those children would not be capable of freedom with- 
 out education. They knew there could be no education without 
 
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 teachers. They knew that teachers could not be procured without 
 colleges, and they made the requirement of the University a part 
 of the fundamental law. In the month of December, 1776, in 
 the Constitution of the new State, then first adopted, are found 
 these golden words, written amid storms and thunderings, to be 
 made good when the sun shone on a free and united people : 
 
 "ALL USEFUL LEARNING SHALL BE DULY ENCOURAGED AND 
 PROMOTED IN ONE OR MORE UNIVERSITIES." 
 
 It was an act of sagacity and courage and far-seeing statesman- 
 ship, prompted by the bold men of Mecklenburg, who, smarting 
 under the repeal of the charter of Queen's College, instructed their 
 delegates, John Phifer, Robert Irwin, Zaccheus Wilson, Hezekiah 
 Alexander, and lastly, but most prominent, Waightstill Avery, 
 when cannon were booming and banners were flying and soldiers 
 marshalling for the great death-struggle, to use all their endeavors 
 for the establishment of a University and its endowment and 
 maintenance. 
 
 The Revolutionary Fathers went to their honored graves. Gen- 
 eration after generation grew up and passed away. The old Con- 
 stitution, after conferring the blessing of good government for 
 many decades, was amended to suit the wants of a growing West. 
 A great civil war desolated our land and destroyed institutions 
 woven into the fabric of society. A race of slaves was suddenly 
 made a part of the governing voting element of the State. A 
 Constitution, superseding the old Constitution of 1776, was adopted 
 to carry into effect this great change, and by a singular coincidence, 
 exactly one hundred years after the adoption of the old Constitu- 
 tion, the people of the State amended the new, giving it a shape 
 which will probably remain essentially unchanged to a distant 
 period. But in all these vicissitudes and changes, showing the 
 settled determination of the people of North Carolina, which no 
 anxieties or disasters could banish from their minds, is still the 
 substance of those golden words of 1776 ; or rather the execution 
 of the mandate of the old Constitution, in part, is assumed, and 
 the General Assembly is directed to go on and provide for rearing 
 up, to the full magnitude of its usefulness, the University of the 
 State. 
 
 While the Revolution was progressing, as might be anticipated, 
 
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 the mandate of the Constitution lay dormant. Inter arma silent 
 leges. When Caswell was beating McDonald at Moore's Creek 
 Bridge, and Campbell, Shelby, Cleveland, Sevier, Williams and 
 McDowell were capturing Ferguson's forces at King's Mountain, 
 and Cornwallis and Greene were wrestling for the victory at Guil- 
 ford, and Fanning was carrying as prisoner from Hillsboro the 
 Governor of our State, and the momentous question whether our 
 ancestors were patriots or traitors was still undecided, there was no 
 time for erecting universities. And after the war, industry must 
 have time for restoring plenty to wasted lands and statesmanship to 
 form a settled government in the place of a nerveless confederacy. 
 In the month of November, 1789, our State, after first a stern 
 refusal and then a coy hesitation of a year, entered the American 
 Union. In the next month of December, as if forming part of a 
 comprehensive plan, the charter of the University, under the pow- 
 erful advocacy of Davie, was granted by the General Assembly. 
 The Trustees under the charter comprised the great men of the 
 State, the good men of the State, the trusted leaders of the people. 
 The first named and chairman was Samuel Johnston, who, in 
 legislative, executive and judicial station, in war and peace, left the 
 impress of his wise conservatism on the State. There were James 
 Iredell, one of the earliest Judges of the Supreme Court of the 
 United States, and Alfred Moore, his successor in this high office. 
 There were the first Federal District Judge, Colonel John Stokes, 
 and John Sitgreaves, his successor. There was Hugh Williamson, 
 the historian, and signer of the Constitution of the United States, 
 a delegate to the Convention of 1787, and a long array of men 
 who were to become Governors : Samuel Ashe and William Rich- 
 ardson Davie and Richard Dobbs Spaight, Benjamin Williams and 
 Benjamin Smith. There were military men, who had been con- 
 spicuous fighters in the Revolution : General Joseph Graham, 
 scarred with wounds in the defence of Charlotte under Davie, the 
 father of the revered statesman, William A. Graham, the last exer- 
 tions of whose honored life were spent for the revival of the Uni- 
 versity ; General Thomas Person, whose hatred of injustice began 
 with the disastrous struggles of the Regulation. There were Colo- 
 nels W T illiam Lenoir and Joseph McDowell, who aided in thwart- 
 ing -the plans of Cornwallis by the capture of Ferguson at King's 
 
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 Mountain. Of the State Judiciary we find the three Judges under 
 the Court law of 1777 Samuel Spencer, John Williams, and Sam- 
 uel Ashe, already mentioned, whose name is worthily represented 
 by his descendants, Thomas Samuel Ashe, of Anson, and Samuel 
 A. Ashe, of Raleigh ; and of others distinguished in the history of 
 the State Archibald McLaine and Willie Jones, bold and active 
 patriots, Stephen Cabarrus, long Speaker of the House of Com- 
 mons, and John Haywood, the popular State Treasurer. Of the 
 national House of Representatives, were Charles Johnson, grand- 
 father of the late distinguished physician, Charles E. Johnson, of 
 Raleigh, Joseph Dixon, James Holland and Alexander Mebane. 
 
 At the same session the General Assembly granted to the Uni- 
 versity all escheats and certain debts due by tax collectors during 
 the Revolutionary war, called arrearages. All sheriffs realize that 
 claims nearly ten years old of the nature of these arrearages were 
 likely to remain in a state of suspension for many years and so 
 indeed they have, even to this day. 
 
 The grant of escheats under the act of 1789 was of real value, 
 and by the energy and good management of the Trustees, after a 
 long period was the source of the endowment of the University. 
 Many denizens of foreign birth left no heirs, citizens of North 
 Carolina, and under the law as it stood until 1871, their lands 
 escheated to the State; and in like manner obscure soldiers, to 
 whom land warrants were granted for their services in the war, died 
 leaving no heirs to inherit their claims. Of course the revenue 
 from this source naturally diminished as the years rolled away 
 from the Revolution, and it was still further diminished by acts of 
 the Legislature giving the lands to a remoter heir, being a citizen, 
 when the next heir is an alien, and giving the widow all the 
 estate if her husband should die without an heir. At this day the 
 chances of an escheat are worth but little, as an alien stands on the 
 same footing with a citizen in regard to the possession of real 
 estate. 
 
 It was not from parsimony but hard necessity that the long ser- 
 vices of our patriot-soldiers, in hunger, and thirst, and cold, and 
 nakedness, were paid for in a paper currency, like that of which 
 the conquered Confederates have had such bitter experience. To 
 this meagre dole was added for faithful service warrants for land 
 
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 to be located in a country of great fertility, but the home of bears 
 and panthers and not friendly Indians, the western region of Ten- 
 nessee, then a part of the domain of North Carolina. To a private 
 was given 640 acres, to a Lieutenant 2,560, to a Captain 3,840, to 
 a Major 4,800, to a Colonel, or Lieutenant-Colonel Commanding, 
 7,200, to a Brigadier-General 12,000 acres. To the great General 
 Greene, who had by his genius retrieved the fortunes of the war 
 after Gates' disastrous failure, they gave 25,000 acres. 
 
 The gift of the unclaimed land warrants was to the University 
 like the cool waters near the parched lips of Tantalus. North 
 Carolina, in 1789, ceded all its territory of Tennessee to the 
 United States. The new State, after its admission into the Union 
 in 1796, claimed all the rights of sovereignty, and refused to give 
 effect to the grants made by North Carolina. 
 
 The State of North Carolina would never have secured an acre 
 of these lands. No argument but that they were to be used for 
 education, had any weight with the legislators of Tennessee. The 
 Trustees" sent to plead their cause one of the most enlightened mem- 
 bers and most skilled in the arts of managing men, Judge Archi- 
 bald Murphy. Even he, with all his eloquence and address, was 
 forced to a hard compromise. Two-thirds of the warrants were 
 given to the College of East Tennessee and the College of Cum- 
 berland, and one-third to the University of North Carolina. It 
 was not until 1835, after suffering untold privations, staggering 
 under a debt of nearly $40,000 to the banks, that funds were 
 gathered from this source and the donations of Smith, Gerrard and 
 others, to lift its head above the waters. 
 
 It is pleasant to note that by the providence of our ancestors the 
 enemies of our country's freedom contributed, albeit unwillingly, to 
 the enlightenment of our people. But it is of pathetic interest to 
 know that the ignorant soldiers of America, who, after countless 
 sufferings, filled uncoffined graves, were not only gaining liberty 
 for their country but, unintentional benefactors, were building a 
 great institution of learning. They did glorious work, those 
 " unnamed demigods of history," as Kossuth calls them, blindly 
 suffering martyrdom for a cause they dimly understood, but that 
 cause triumphant and leading to never ending blessings of free 
 institutions and liberal education. 
 
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 With the exception of $10,000 loaned by the State for erecting 
 buildings (afterwards converted into a gift), all the benefactions of 
 the General Assembly were only of such interests as could be of 
 little, if any, advantage to the State. This is expressed in the 
 preamble of one of the acts : " Whereas, The State possesses certain 
 funds from which no profit is yielded, but which by the zeal, 
 activity and united exertions of the Trustees of the University, 
 might be rendered productive," &c. The abortive gift of uncol- 
 lected taxes has been mentioned. 
 
 The gift of confiscated property was likewise of this nature, 
 though at one time great revenues were expected from it. The 
 Trustees had collected a handsome sum from debts due Henry 
 Eustice McCulloch, the agent of Lord Granville, for lands sold by 
 him prior to the .Revolution, when behold, our Conference Court, 
 then the Supreme tribunal, decided in accordance with the Treaty 
 of Peace of 1783, that these debts could not be taken from McCul- 
 loch, and the University was forced by the Legislature to disgorge 
 a rare instance of a corporation performing an act so disagree- 
 able and "contrary to nature." 
 
 The Trustees met for organization on the 18th of December, 
 1789, Charles Johnson being chairman. The journal kept by one 
 of the earliest Treasurers, Walter Alves, written with wonderful 
 neatness and accuracy, gives the names of the subscribers. The 
 largest donations were by William Cain of the Orange District, 
 and Alfred Moore of the Cape Fear, great-grandfather of a dis- 
 tinguished son of the University, Alfred Moore Waddell. The 
 charter was accepted and steps were taken to solicit subscriptions. 
 Da vie cheered the hearts of the Trustees by announcing the gift by 
 Benjamin Smith of warrants for 20,000 acres of land. 
 
 The second meeting was likewise in Fayetteville, November 
 15th, 1790. 
 
 Col. William Lenoir, a hero of King's Mountain, the Speaker 
 of the Senate, on the nomination of the Speaker of the House, 
 Stephen Cabarrus, was made President of the Board. James 
 Taylor, of Rockingham, was elected Secretary, while to the posi- 
 tion of Treasurer, the State Comptroller, John Craven, was ap- 
 pointed. Death had invaded their ranks. The old heroes were 
 dropping off. The venerable Robert Dixon was succeeded by 
 
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 James Kenan, grandfather of our Attorney General, and battle- 
 scarred Judge Winston by Alex. Martin, who, like our Vance, had 
 been Governor in times of war, and after a long interval in times 
 of peace, occupied the executive chair. James Hogg proceeded to 
 the welcome duty of presenting to the Board patents for the 
 20,000 acres of land, donated at the preceding meeting by 
 Governor Smith. On the resignation, by Col. Lenoir, of the 
 chairmanship, Governor Alexander Martin was chosen as his suc- 
 cessor. It was agreed that the places of future meetings should be 
 selected by ballot. Hillsborough was the choice of the Board for 
 the next meeting, and also for that of August, 1792. It was at 
 this meeting that steps were taken for the purpose of locating the 
 institution. The attendance of members proved the interest taken 
 in the question. There were present 25 trustees out of 40, the 
 largest proportion ever known. The largest number in these days 
 of easy railroad travelling, is 39 out of 80, in 1885, when six 
 professors were elected. Such patriotic sacrifice of comfort in the 
 heated dog-days deserves to be recorded. Those who answered to 
 the roll-call were : 
 
 Alex. Martin, Governor, of Guilford ; Hugh Williamson, the 
 historian, of Chowan ; Benjamin Williams, afterwards Governor, 
 of Moore ; John Sitgreaves, Judge United States District Court, 
 of Craven; Fred. Hargett, State Senator, of Jones; Richard 
 Dobbs Spaight, the elder, elected Governor that year, of Craven, 
 who was afterwards killed in a duel by John Stanly ; Wm. H. 
 Hill, member of the Legislature and of Congress, of JSTew Hanover ; 
 James Hogg, merchant, of Cumberland ; Samuel Ashe, then Judge, 
 afterwards Governor, New Hanover; John Hay, lawyer, Cumber- 
 land ; Wm. Barry Grove, member of Congress, Cumberland ; Col. 
 Wm. Polk, member of the Legislature, then of Mecklenburg ; 
 Judge John Williams, Granville ; Alexander Mebane, afterwards 
 member of Congress, Orange; Joel Lane, member of Senate, 
 Wake ; Alfred Moore, then member of the Legislature, afterwards 
 Judge Supreme Court, Brunswick ; Willie Jones, Halifax ; Ben- 
 jamin Hawkins, Senator in Congress, Warren ; John Hay wood, 
 State Treasurer, then of Edgecornbe; Rev. Dr. Samuel E. Mc- 
 Corkle, a distinguished preacher and teacher, Rowan ; Wm. Rich- 
 ardson Davie, afterwards Governor, Halifax ; Joseph Dixon, State 
 
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 Senator, afterwards member of Congress, Lincoln; Joseph Mc- 
 Dowell, Jr., member of the Legislature, Burke; Wm. Porter, 
 member of the Legislature, Rutherford ; Adlai Osborne, Clerk of 
 the Superior Court of his county, a well-read and influential 
 man, Rowan. 
 
 According to localities, counting New Hanover as an Eastern 
 county, and Cumberland, Warren and Guilford as Middle counties, 
 there were ten Eastern, nine Middle, and six Western Trustees. 
 
 Willie Jones submitted a motion, which was adopted, that the 
 Board would not select any particular spot, but would choose by 
 ballot a place with liberty of locating within fifteen miles thereof. 
 This was all the more proper because the charter provided that the 
 site should not be within five miles of the permanent seat of gov- 
 ernment or any court house an incidental proof of the drunken- 
 ness and rowdyism of the country during court week, horrible 
 specimens of which may be witnessed to this day. 
 
 The places in nomination were as follows : Raleigh, in Wake 
 county ; Williamsboro, in Granville county ; Hillsboro, in Orange 
 county; Pittsboro, in Chatham county; Cyprett's Bridge, over 
 New Hope, in Chatham ; Smithfield, in Johnston county ; Goshen, 
 in Granville county. 
 
 The Board proceeded to ballot, and Cyprett's, or Cipritz, Bridge, 
 now Prince's Bridge, on the great road from Newbern by Raleigh 
 to Pittsboro, was chosen. The choice was a natural one. The 
 fifteen miles radius allowed a range over wide areas of Chatham, 
 Wake and Orange, from the highlands of New Hope to the hills 
 of Buckhorn, from the Hickory Mountain to the eminences over- 
 looking our beautiful capital on the west. The same influences 
 which secured that the capital should be located within ten miles 
 of Isaac Hunter's plantation, in Wake county, that is, as near the 
 centre of the State as possible, carried this vote. 
 
 On the 4th of August, 1792, the Board adopted an ordinance to 
 carry into effect the selection of the University site within the circle 
 described. One commissioner from each Congressional District 
 was appointed by ballot. There were from the Morganton District, 
 Wm. Porter, of Rutherford ; the Salisbury District, John Hamil- 
 ton, of Guilford ; the Hillsboro District, Alex. Mebane, of Orange ; 
 the Halifax District, Willie Jones, of Halifax ; the Edenton District, 
 
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 David Stone, of Bertie ; the Newbern District, Frederick Hargett, 
 of Jones; the Wilmington District, Wm. H. Hill, of New Han- 
 over; the Fayetteville District, James Hogg, of Cumberland. 
 They were to meet in Pittsboro on November 1st, 1792, prepared 
 to visit in person all places deemed eligible. 
 
 At the appointed time a majority convened in Pittsboro, viz : 
 Hargett, Mebane, Hogg, Hill, Stone and Jones. It was an excel- 
 lent committee. Senator Hargett had already assisted as Com- 
 missioner in locating and laying out the city of Raleigh. Alex- 
 ander Mebane had been a member of the Convention which framed 
 the State Constitution and a useful officer of the Revolutionary 
 army. He long served the county of Orange in the State Legis- 
 lature and the year after this was elected to the Congress of the 
 United States. He was father of James Mebane, first President 
 of the Dialectic Society, who attained the honor of the Speakership 
 of the House of Commons, and grandfather of another alumnus 
 of the University, the respected Giles Mebane, once Speaker of the 
 Senate. James Hogg was an influential merchant, afterwards of 
 Hillsborough, among whose descendants are the Binghams, Nor- 
 woods and Webbs of Orange, and Dr. Wm. Hooper, an eminent 
 professor of the University. Wm. H. Hill, a descendant of Gov- 
 ernor Yeamaus, was an able lawyer of Wilmington, afterwards 
 State Senator and member of Congress. David Stone, then a mem- 
 ber of the House of Commons from Bertie, afterwards Governor and 
 Senator of the United States, was a well educated and accomplished 
 young man. Willie Jones was one of the most active and influen- 
 tial men of the Revolutionary and post-revolutionary periods, as 
 chairman of the Committee of Safety, wielding executive authority 
 in 1776, a member of the Continental Congress. 
 
 We have the journal of the proceedings of these Commissioners 
 as, in the beginning of November, ninety-seven years ago, they 
 started from Pittsboro to view the various points offered for their 
 choice. Great efforts were made for the location at Haywood, in 
 the forks of Haw and Deep rivers, likewise a competitor with 
 Raleigh for the seat of government. An offer was made of six 
 hundred and forty acres of land to secure the selection of the 
 Cross Roads in Wake, near Cary, where then lived Nathanael 
 Jones, called of White Plains, to distinguish him from Nathanael 
 
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 Jones of Crabtree. Ten other places were tendered, mainly in 
 the county of Chatham, but in far-sighted liberality, the men of 
 Chapel Hill and its vicinity exceeded all others. I give their 
 names, because they should be had in especial remembrance by the 
 lovers of the University : 
 
 Colonel John Hogan, two hundred acres; Benjamin Yergan, 
 fifty-one ; Matthew McCauley, one hundred and fifty ; Alexander 
 Piper, twenty-six ; James Craig, five ; Christopher Barbee, two 
 hundred and twenty-one ; Edward Jones, two hundred ; Mark 
 Morgan, one hundred and seven ; John Daniel, one hundred and 
 seven ; Hardy Morgan, one hundred and twenty. Total, one 
 thousand one hundred and eighty acres, of which eight hundred 
 and forty were in one body. 
 
 Let me describe the spot more particularly, as it appeared to the 
 eyes of the Commissioners. 
 
 The construction of railroads has made a wonderful change in 
 the relative importance of our public highways. In the old days 
 those who made tobacco rolled it away to Petersburg, the hogs- 
 heads being at once the wagon and the wheels for carriage. Those 
 who made corn, generally converted it into hogs and drove them 
 on foot to Philadelphia or Charleston. Wheat was ground into 
 flour and sent by wagon to distant markets to Fayetteville, Wil- 
 mington, Newbern and Petersburg. The corn and rye not fed to 
 swine was changed to whisky and the fruit into brandy, and that 
 which escaped the capacious throats of the neighborhood drinkers, 
 was peddled along the road side to the rural drinkers or sold in 
 bulk to the village shops. In violation of all rules of political 
 economy, a man was at the same time an agriculturist, a manu- 
 facturer, a transporter, a wholesale merchant, a retailer, and a 
 voracious consumer. 
 
 The returning wagons carried home supplies of molasses and 
 sugar, iron and salt, shot and powder and flints, not forgetting the 
 ribbons and combs and such paraphernalia, that ladies in all ages 
 will obtain to gild the refined gold of their personal charms. They 
 were the vehicles also of the news of the day, there being no post- 
 office nearer than Tarboro. The wondering neighbors heard from 
 these drivers what was going on in the big world that Washing- 
 ton had consented to accept a second term of the Presidency, that 
 
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 the heads of the King and Queen of France had rolled into the 
 guillotine basket, that the allied armies had been driven back 
 from the Rhine ; and then what has proved to be of more impor- 
 tance than all the victories of armies or the crownings of kings, 
 that a Yankee schoolmaster, named Whitney, had invented a ma- 
 chine for picking seed out of cotton, and every old lady paused in 
 the musical whirr of her spinning wheel to listen to the astounding 
 intelligence, not more than three months old, that in the old coun- 
 try a man named Arkwright was spinning yarn by water power, 
 and more incredible still, a preacher named Cartwright was weav- 
 ing cloth by wood and iron instead of human muscles. 
 
 From these causes the roads of those days, though over them 
 rolled no modern carriages or effeminate buggies, or bicycles, pic- 
 turesque but unsociable, frequently resounded with the heavy 
 wheels of the covered wagons, and the Cross Roads were places of 
 importance, where wagoners and the neighbors met for business 
 and social- enjoyments, listened to political speeches, and more 
 rarely to homely but heart-stirring sermons. 
 
 The great roads from Petersburg to Pittsboro and the country 
 beyond, and from Newbern toward Greensboro and Salisbury, 
 crossed on this eminence. At the north-east corner of the cross 
 was a chapel of the Church of England, a sad relic of the futile 
 efforts to establish a church in North Carolina. It was called New 
 Hope Chapel and the eminence was called New Hope Chapel Hill, 
 or the Hill of New Hope Chapel. The eminence is a promontory 
 of granite, belonging to the Laurentian system, and extends into 
 the sandstone formation to the east, which was once the bed of a 
 long sheet of water stretching from near New York to the centre 
 of Georgia. We have in our Museum pieces of rock formed from 
 the mud and sand at the bottom of this old bay on which are ripple 
 marks of the waves and prints of the plants and animals which 
 grew in its shallows. It was on this plateau, elevated 250 feet 
 above the country on the east, then as now celebrated for its mag- 
 nificent forests of oak and hickory, its springs of cool and purest 
 water, its pleasant, mudless, dustless soil, its genial, healthful 
 climate, on whose hillsides the mountain flora blossom, that the 
 home of the University was fixed. 
 
 The report of the Commissioners was submitted by their chair- 
 
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 man, Hargett, to the Board, and was referred to a committee con- 
 sisting of Gov. Davie, Eev. Dr. McCorkle, Willie Jones, Judge 
 Ashe and Judge Sitgreaves. Jones reported an ordinance ratify- 
 ing their action, which was unanimously adopted. Davie offered 
 an ordinance for appointing commissioners to erect buildings and 
 lay off a town. The building was to accommodate fifty students, 
 not to cost over $5,000. 
 
 The corner stone of this building, the " Old East," was laid on 
 the 12th of October, 1793. 
 
 We have fortunately an account of the proceedings of this day 
 so memorable, written by Davie himself, the chief actor. I will 
 endeavor to take the veil off this picture of long ago, and wipe off 
 the dust which obscures it. 
 
 The Chapel Hill of 96 years ago was vastly different from the 
 Chapel Hill of to-day. It was covered with a primeval growth 
 of forest trees, with only one or two settlements, and a few acres 
 of clearing. Even the trees on the East and West Avenue, named 
 Cameron by the Faculty in recognition of the wise and skilful 
 superintendence, by Mr. P. C. Cameron, of the extensive repairs 
 of our buildings prior to the re-opening in 1875, were still erect. 
 The sweet-gums and dogwoods and maples were relieving in the 
 autumnal sun, with their russet and golden hues, the general green 
 of the forest. A long procession of people for the first time are 
 marching along the narrow road, afterwards to be widened into a 
 noble avenue. Many of them are clad in the striking, typical 
 insignia of the Masonic Fraternity, their Grand Master arrayed in 
 the full decorations of his rank. They march with military tread, 
 because most of them have seen service, many scarred with wounds 
 of horrid war. Their faces are serious, for they feel that they are 
 engaged in a great work. They are proceeding to lay the founda- 
 tions of an institution which for weal or woe is to shape the minds 
 of thousands of unborn children; whose influence will be felt 
 more and more, ever widening and deepening as the years roll on, 
 as one of the great forces of civilization. 
 
 Let us transport ourselves in imagination and look on this 
 strange procession and see if we can recognize any of them as they 
 step firmly in the pleasant sunshine of the autumnal sun. 
 
 The tall commanding figure most conspicuous, in the Grand 
 
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 Master's regalia, is that of William Richardson Davie. He is no 
 common man. He had been a gallant cavalry officer in the Revo- 
 lution. He had been a strong staff on which Greene had leaned. 
 He had been conspicuous in civil pursuits ; an able lawyer, an 
 orator of vast influence. With Washington and Franklin, and 
 other great men, he had assisted in evolving the grandest govern- 
 ment of all ages, the American Union, out of an ill-governed 
 and disintegrating confederacy. He was beyond his times in the 
 advocacy of a broad, generous education. His portrait has been 
 drawn by a masterly hand, Judge Archibald Murphy, one of the 
 most progressive and scholarly men our State has known. In his 
 speech before the two Societies at Chapel Hill he says : " Davie 
 was a tall, elegant man in his person, graceful and commanding in 
 his manners. His voice was mellow, and adapted to the expression 
 of every passion ; his mind comprehensive yet slow in its opera- 
 tions, when compared with his great rival ; his style was magnifi- 
 cent and flowing ; he had a greatness of manner in public speaking 
 which suited his style, and gave to his speeches an imposing effect. 
 He was a laborious student, arranged his discourses with care, and 
 where the subject merited his genius, poured forth a torrent of 
 eloquence that astonished and enraptured his audience." 
 
 Judge Murphy says : " I was present in the House of Commons 
 when Davie addressed that body upon the bill granting a loan of 
 money to the Trustees for erecting the buildings of the University, 
 and although more than thirty years have since elapsed, I have the 
 most vivid recollection of the greatness of his manner and the 
 powers of his eloquence on that occasion." General Davie was 
 afterwards Governor of the State and Envoy of the United States 
 to the Court of France. I find him styled in the Journal of the 
 University in 1810, " the Father of the University," and he well 
 deserved the title. 
 
 Who is that distinguished looking man, " small in stature, neat 
 in his dress, elegant in his manner," next to Davie ? It is Davie's 
 great rival, Alfred Moore. Judge Murphy gives us a vivid picture 
 of him also : " His voice was clear and sonorous, his perception 
 quick, and judgment almost intuitive. His style was chaste and 
 manner of speaking animated. Having adopted Swift for his 
 model, his language was always plain. The clearness and energy 
 
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 of his mind enabled him almost without an effort to disentangle the 
 most intricate subject and expose it in all its parts to the simplest 
 understanding. He spoke with ease and with force, enlivened his 
 discourse with flashes of wit, and where the subject required it, 
 with all the bitterness of sarcasm. His speeches were short and 
 impressive. When he sat down every one thought he had said 
 everything he ought to have said." His learning and acquire- 
 ments secured for him a seat on the bench of one of most august 
 tribunals in the world, the Supreme Court of the United States. 
 
 In that procession appeared too one who had highest reputation 
 among his contemporaries as an enlightened lawyer, William H. 
 Hill, heretofore described, father of the brilliant young man whose 
 death filled the whole State with grief, Joseph A. Hill. 
 
 We next see one who was for many years the most popular man 
 in North Carolina, John Hay wood. For forty years 1787 to 
 1827 he was Treasurer of the State. His hospitality was un- 
 bounded. He made it a rule to invite specially to an entertain- 
 ment at his house, at each session of the General Assembly, which 
 then met annually, every member. His kindness and charity were 
 absolutely inexhaustible. In reading over the University records, 
 I find that for over thirty years he scarcely missed a meeting of 
 the Board, whether held at Chapel Hill or at Raleigh. His name 
 is perpetuated not only by distinguished sons now living, but by 
 one of our loveliest mountain counties and by a neighboring town, 
 which once aspired to be the capital of the State, and site of the 
 University. 
 
 Marching with Hay wood was Gen. Alexander Mebane, of the 
 old Scotch-Irish stock, who settled the Haw Fields in Alamance, 
 something of whose history has been given. 
 
 In that procession was also John Williams, founder of Wil- 
 liamsboro in Granville county, whose strong, sturdy sense enabled 
 him to step with short interval from the bench of the carpenter 
 to the bench of the Judge of the first court under the Constitu- 
 tion of 1776. He was likewise a member of the Congress of the 
 Confederacy. 
 
 Thomas Blount, member from Edgecombe, soon to enter Con- 
 gress and to become an attached colleague of Nathaniel Macon, was 
 likewise present. 
 
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 Prominent in the procession was the venerable Hargett, Senator 
 from Jones, plain, solid, but eminently trustworthy. His name, 
 as well as Blount's, is commemorated by principal streets of 
 Raleigh. 
 
 After these came other Trustees. Who they were, with the 
 exception of McCorkle, we have no record. 
 
 The orator of the day, Dr. Samuel E. McCorkle, was one of the 
 most noted educators of that period. He was one of the sturdy 
 Scotch-Irish, who made the North of Ireland famous throughout 
 all lands for triumphs of intelligent industry and thrift, whose 
 glorious defence of Londonderry stands unrivalled in the annals 
 of human valor and endurance ; who gave to North Carolina many 
 of its leaders in war and in peace Grahams and Jacksons, Bre- 
 vards, Alexanders, Mebanes and hosts of others, but above all 
 most of its faithful and zealous instructors of youth, such as Dr. 
 Caldwell of Guilford, and Dr. Caldwell of the University, Dr. 
 Ker and Harris, its first Professors, and that noble progenitor of 
 a long line of able and cultured teachers, and founder of a school 
 eminent for nearly a century for its wide-spread and multiform 
 usefulness, William Bingham, the first. 
 
 Dr. McCorkle was among the foremost of these. He was beyond 
 his generation as a teacher. His school at Thyatira, six miles west 
 of Salisbury, spread abroad not only classical learning but sound 
 religious training. He attached to it a department specially for 
 teachers, the first Normal School, I feel sure, in America. The 
 first class which graduated at our University consisted of seven 
 members ; six of them had been pupils of Dr. McCorkle. And it 
 is gratifying that one of the first graduates of the revived Univer- 
 sity was a relative of his, George McCorkle of Catawba, the Chief 
 Marshal of 1876. 
 
 The name, Zion-Parnassus, which he gave to his school at 
 Thyatira, shows how he combined the culture of the Bible and the 
 culture of the muses. The first Board of Trustees of the Univer- 
 sity was composed of the greatest men of the State, and among 
 them Senators, Governors, Judges of the Supreme Court of the 
 United States and of the State was Dr. McCorkle, the solitary 
 preacher and solitary teacher. He was one of the best friends the 
 University had ; worked for it, begged for it, preached for it. 
 
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 The Trustees, in December, 1795, tendered him the chair of 
 Moral and Political Philosophy with the chairmanship of the Fac- 
 ulty, which was not accepted. It was most fitting that he should 
 deliver the first address at the University, to be followed by a long 
 line of eminent men. 
 
 After the Trustees march State officers, not Trustees; among 
 them Judge Spruce McKoy of Salisbury, and doubtless John 
 Taylor, the clerk of the Superior Court of Orange, ancestor of one 
 of our professors ; and then followed the gentlemen of the vicinity, 
 the McCauleys and Barbees and Hogans and Daniels and Pipers 
 and Craigs and Yeargins and Morgans, and among them Patterson 
 of Chatham, the contractor for the building. Since that day we 
 have had processions, year by year, on our commencement days, 
 and in their columns, Presidents and Governors and Senators and 
 great divines, men learned and distinguished in all the pursuits 
 of life, but never has there been a procession more imposing than 
 that which laid the corner-stone of the Old East, on the 12th of 
 October, 1793. 
 
 We have a report of the address made by Dr. McCorkle under 
 the blue sky of that autumn day. It is replete with wisdom and 
 noble thoughts, and fully proves that the estimation placed on him 
 by the men of that day was fully earned. An extract is given : 
 
 "It is our duty to acknowledge that sacred Scriptural truth, 
 ' Except the Lord do build the house their labor is but in vain that 
 build it.' The happiness of a nation depends on national wealth 
 and national glory and cannot be gained without them. They in 
 like manner depend on liberty and good laws. Liberty and laws 
 
 call for general knowledge in the people How can glory or 
 
 wealth be procured or preserved without liberty and laws ? They 
 must check luxury, encourage industry and protect wealth. They 
 must secure me the glory of my actions and save me from a bow- 
 string or a bastile, and how are those objects to be gained without 
 general knowledge ? Knowledge is wealth, it is glory ; whether 
 among philosophers, ministers of state or religion, or among the 
 great mass of the people." 
 
 We thank thee for thy golden words, thou venerable father of 
 education in North Carolina. On this foundation the University 
 desires to rest. The enlightenment of the people, their instruction 
 
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 not alone in secular learning but in religious truth, leading up to 
 and sustaining liberty by demanding and shaping beneficent laws, 
 under which wealth may be accumulated and individual happiness 
 and national glory secured, all sanctified by the blessing of God ; 
 these are the objects, these the methods, these are the good rewards 
 of the University. 
 
 But the beginnings of the University were in troublous times. 
 Its struggles were not only with want and penury, but with igno- 
 rance and prejudice and a wild spirit of lawlessness. 
 
 All the world was in a ferment. The passions of the era flamed 
 across the ocean and enkindled sympathetic passions in our midst. 
 Furious efforts were made to force the United States into alliance 
 with the French Republic. The vision of the sister democracies 
 of the Old World and the New, marching shoulder to shoulder to 
 plant in every capital the standard of Universal Freedom, and 
 conquering together a Universal Peace, aroused every sentiment of 
 romantic philanthropy and quixotic gratitude. 
 
 The rage of parties was strong in North Carolina as elsewhere. 
 It stood in the way of all measures for the advancement of the 
 public good. It stimulated bad passions, prevented cooperation, 
 divided the people into hostile camps. In the general excitement 
 the cause of education was little regarded, and but for the wisdom 
 of such men as Davie, and Moore, and Mebane, and Haywood, 
 and Hill, the new-born University would have been strangled in 
 its infancy. 
 
 The population of the State was only about 400,000, of whom 
 about 100,000 were slaves. The permanent seat of government had 
 just been chosen. The city of Raleigh was located in 1792, the 
 State-house was not finished until 1794. The inhabitants of the 
 State lived remote from one another, and mutual intercourse was 
 prevented not only by long distances but by the execrable roads 
 and the almost entire absence of spring vehicles. The two-wheeled 
 sulky and stick-back gig were possessed by the better class, while 
 only a few of the wealthiest could boast of the ancient lumbering 
 coach. Most traveling was on horseback, it being quite the fashion 
 for the lady to sit behind the gentleman, and steady herself by an 
 arm around his waist. 
 
 The diffusion of intelligence through most of the regions of the 
 2 
 
18 Sketches of the History of the 
 
 State was by the chance traveler or the wagoner. In 1790 there 
 were only 75 post-offices in all the Union, there are now 50,000. 
 There were only 1,875 miles of post roads in all the Union, now 
 there are over 300,000. Then there was only one letter to 17 
 people, now there are over 20 letters to each person. Then there 
 were only 265,500 letters carried in a year, now there are over 
 1,000,000,000 letters. Then the postage was from 7 to 33 cents 
 according to distance, now for 2 cents a letter will go with great 
 certainty to the shores of the Pacific, even to distant Alaska 
 among the frozen latitudes. In his message to the Legislature of 
 1790, Gov. Alexander Martin complains that there is only one mail 
 route in the State and that runs only through the seaboard towns, 
 that only a few inhabitants derive advantage from that establish- 
 ment in comparison to the general bulk of the people of the in- 
 terior country. Five years afterwards Prof. Harris, when a weekly 
 mail had been established, writes, " our news at this place (Chapel 
 Hill) has given us more trouble and disappointment than informa- 
 tion. I joined Mr. Ker, acting President, in getting Browne's 
 daily paper, but it has not arrived by the two last posts, and if 
 it does not come more regularly we must discontinue it." The 
 old records show that it was a common practice to send a special 
 messenger, called an " express," when important communication 
 became necessary between the University authorities and the 
 Trustees. 
 
 The state of education was at a low ebb. There were no public 
 schools and few private schools. I am fortunately able to give 
 information on this subject from Judge Archibald Murphy, an 
 early student of the University ; after his graduation, one of its pro- 
 fessors. He says : " Before this University came into operation in 
 1795, there were not more than three schools in the State in which 
 the rudiments of a classical education could be acquired. The most 
 prominent and useful of these schools was kept by Mr. David 
 Caldwell, of Guilford county. He initiated it shortly after the 
 close of the war, and continued it more than thirty years. The use- 
 fulness of Dr. Caldwell to the literature of the State will never be 
 sufficiently appreciated, but the opportunities of instruction in the 
 school were very limited. There was no library attached to it. 
 His students were supplied with a few of the Greek and Latin 
 
University of North Carolina. 19 
 
 Classics, Euclid's Elements of Mathematics, and Martin's Natural 
 Philosophy. Moral Philosophy was taught from a syllabus of 
 lectures by Dr. Witherspoon in Princeton College. The students 
 had no books on history or miscellaneous literature. There were 
 very few indeed in the State, except in the libraries of lawyers who 
 lived in the commercial towns. I well remember that after com- 
 pleting my course of studies under Dr. Caldwell, I spent nearly 
 two years without finding any books to read except some old 
 works on theological subjects. At length I accidentally met with 
 Voltaire's History of Charles XII of Sweden, and an odd volume 
 of Smollett's Roderick Random and an abridgement of Don 
 Quixote. These books gave me a taste for reading which I had 
 no opportunity of gratifying until I became a student of the 
 University in 1796. Few of Dr. Caldwell's students had better 
 opportunies of getting books than myself, and with those slender 
 opportunities of instruction, it is not at all surprising that so few 
 have become eminent in the liberal professions. At this day (1827) 
 when libraries are established in all our towns, when every profes- 
 sional man and every respectable gentleman has a collection of 
 books, it is difficult to conceive the inconvenience under which 
 young men labored thirty or forty years ago." And yet there were 
 men who, like Judge Murphy, conquered all these difficulties and 
 rose, conspicuous for learning and science. 
 
 The North American Review, in 1821, said that, "in an ardent 
 and increasing zeal for the establishment of schools and academies 
 for several years past, we do not believe North Carolina has been 
 outdone by a single State. The Academy at Raleigh was founded 
 in 1804, previously to which there were only two institutions of 
 the kind in the State. The number at present is nearly fifty, and 
 is rapidly increasing. Great pains are taken to procure the best 
 instructors from different parts of the country, and we have the 
 best authority for our opinion, that in no part of the Union are 
 the interests of education better understood and under better regu- 
 lation than in the middle counties of North Carolina. The schools 
 for females are particularly celebrated and are much resorted to 
 from Georgia, South Carolina and Virginia. In the year 1816, 
 the number of students at academies within the compass of forty 
 miles amounted to more than one thousand. This space comprised 
 
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 the counties of Warren, Granville, Orange, Wake, Franklin, and 
 two or three others adjoining." 
 
 In those days the University was the only institution of higher 
 learning in North Carolina, and when we contrast the general 
 darkness in 1795 with the rapid improvement, as shown by the 
 extract from the North American Review, in twenty-five years, 
 cannot the University say with triumph : These schools were my 
 children ? I am their Alma Mater their creative and fostering 
 author, they are the fruit of my labors. 
 
 THE BUILDINGS. 
 
 It is convenient now to give a connected history of the various 
 buildings of the University, commencing with the "Old East," 
 of whose beginning we have spoken. 
 
 The bricks of this, as of all the other buildings, except those in 
 Memorial Hall, which were obtained from the Penitentiary, were 
 burnt on University land. The lime used in the mortar of the 
 early structures was obtained from shells brought from Wilmington 
 by boat, thence by wagon. There is recorded a donation of fifty 
 bushels of such shells by Mr. Richard Bennehan, grandfather, as 
 the royal charters say, of " our well-beloved cousin and trusted 
 counsellor," Paul C. Cameron. 
 
 The Old East continued in its primitive condition until 1824, 
 when its roof was adorned by a third story nearer to the skies. At 
 the same time the Old West was built of a corresponding size. In 
 1848 the length of both was extended towards the north so as to 
 admit new Society Halls and Libraries. 
 
 The first President of the Dialectic Society, James Mebane, 
 already mentioned as son of one of the Trustees who selected the 
 site, was present at the ceremonies attending the removal into the 
 new Halls, and he, with President Battle, then a Senior and Presi- 
 dent of the Society, jointly presided over the body. 
 
 The lots of the village of Chapel Hill were sold on the same 
 12th of October, 1793, the price for all, about $3,000, being con- 
 sidered highly satisfactory. It was pressingly necessary to provide 
 a residence for the President, or presiding Professor, and also a 
 Steward's Hall, wherein the students of the period might obtain 
 
University of North Carolina. 21 
 
 their subsistence. The President's Mansion is the house on the 
 avenue west of the New West building, which is now in the occu- 
 pancy of our Professor of Physics. In that house were sheltered 
 David Ker and Joseph Caldwell and Dr. Chapman, then it 
 passed into the possession of Dr. Elisha Mitchell. President Cald- 
 well, after his marriage to Mrs. Wm. Hooper in 1809, removed 
 to the lot owned by her and bought by the University after his 
 death. The dwelling house, which had the honor of sheltering 
 three Presidents of the United States, as well as Presidents Cald- 
 well and Swain, was accidently burned on Christmas Day, 1886. 
 The old President's house contained, in the small room at the head 
 of the stairs, the library of the institution. 
 
 The Steward's Hall was situate nearly opposite the east end of 
 the New East building in the centre of Cameron avenue. It was 
 there that most of the students for many years boarded at Commons, 
 paying for the first year $30, or $3 per month ; for the next four 
 years $40 per year, or $4 per month ; in 1800 rising to $57 per 
 year; in 1805 to $60; in 1814, under the inflated war prices, to 
 $66.50; in 1818 to $95, or $9.50 per month; in 1839 to $76, 
 when the system was abandoned. It was in this building that the 
 " balls " of the old days were given, at which tradition hath it, 
 venerable Trustees and Faculty, even the great President himself, 
 together with their pupils, with hair powdered and plaited into 
 "pigtails," and legs encased in tight stockings and knees resplendent 
 with buckles, mingled in the dance with the beauteous damsels of 
 the day. 
 
 At the Commencement of 1881 we had a most eloquent and 
 instructive address to the students by a classmate of President Polk, 
 an excellent specimen of the old school, an octogenarian, Gen. E. J. 
 Mallett, of New York, lately called to his final home. He was intro- 
 duced as having received his diploma sixty-three years before that 
 day, and it was stated that for seventy years he had never taken a glass 
 of ardent spirits, and, therefore, that he had still the inestimable bless- 
 ing of mens sana in corpore sano, and that other still greater blessing, 
 mens sibi conscia recti. In his autobiography, printed only for his 
 relatives a copy being donated to our Historical Society, we find an 
 account of the ball given in compliment to his class, when gradu- 
 ating. The following description of his dress is interesting. 
 
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 "The style of costume," said Gen. Mallett, "and even the 
 manners of the present generation are not, in my opinion, an 
 improvement on a half century ago. The managers would not 
 then admit a gentleman into a ball-room with boots, or even a 
 frock coat ; and to dance without gloves was simply vulgar. At 
 Commencement ball (when I graduated, 1818), my coat was broad- 
 cloth of sea-green color, high velvet collar to match, swallow-tail, 
 pockets outside with lapels, and large silver-plated buttons ; white 
 satin damask vest, showing the edge of a blue undervest ; a wide 
 opening for bosom ruffles, and no shirt collar. The neck was 
 dressed with a layer of four or five three-cornered cravats, artis- 
 tically laid, and surmounted with a cambric stock, pleated and 
 buckled behind. My pantaloons were white canton crape, lined 
 with pink muslin, and showed a peach-blossom tint. They were 
 rather short, in order to display flesh-colored silk stockings, and 
 this exposure was increased by very low cut pumps with shiny 
 buckles. My hair was very black, very long and queued. I 
 should be taken for a lunatic or a harlequin in such costume now." 
 
 PERSON HALL THE OLD CHAPEL. 
 
 Having provided dormitories for sheltering the students and 
 food for their bodily sustenance, and halls for their mental instruc- 
 tion, the Trustees next addressed themselves to provision for their 
 religious and moral training. The old ante-Revolutionary Chapel 
 of the Church of England, from which the place took its name, 
 had gone to decay. A building under the control of the Trus- 
 tees must be erected. When it was barely above the ground the 
 treasury ran low. 
 
 An old bachelor, one of that class, which, having no immediate 
 claims on its bounty, sometimes redeems by beneficence to public 
 objects their failures in social duty, came to their relief. His name 
 was Thomas Person. He had been an ardent lover of liberty, had 
 sympathized with the Regulators in their abortive effort to shake 
 off colonial oppressors, and had suffered from the ravages of Tryon's 
 army. He was prominent in resisting the exactions of the British 
 Government, which led to the war of Independence. He appeared 
 at Newbern as a Delegate from Granville to the first Assembly held 
 
University of North Carolina. 23 
 
 in defiance of the royal authority in August, 1774, of which that 
 noble patriot, John Harvey, was moderator. He was one of the 
 thirteen Council of Safety which was the supreme Provisional 
 Government, after the end of the Royal authority. He assisted 
 in 1776, as a member of the Congress at Halifax, in forming our 
 State constitution, in which was the provision requiring the- estab- 
 lishment of the University. He was the first Brigadier-General 
 of the District of Hillsborough. He was among the band of forty of 
 the greatest men the State had in 1789 the first Board of Trustees 
 of the University. As Senator from Granville he gave his vote 
 for the new institution. He did more. He gave a sum in money 
 very liberal for that day for the completion of the Chapel. In 
 grateful memory of his services to the State the General Assembly 
 gave his name to a county carved out of old Orange. In grati- 
 tude for his generous gift the Trustees called the new Chapel after 
 him, Person Hall, or as it appeared until lately on the diplomas, 
 Aula Personica. 
 
 In this hall Faculty, students and villagers worshipped for nearly 
 forty years. It was likewise used on commencement occasions. In 
 it Judge Murphy delivered the first address before the two Societies 
 in 1827, and, among other eloquent orators, Judge Gaston made his 
 memorable speech in 1833, which has gone through three editions, 
 notwithstanding that it contained a hope for the abolition of slavery. 
 
 Although this building is named Person Hatt, yet, because of its 
 use as a church on Sundays and for morning and evening prayers, 
 it gained the name of " the Chapel," and when Gerrard Hall was 
 built, the former was called, and is so known to this day by old 
 students, " the Old Chapel." 
 
 About 1840 it was divided by partitions into four recitation 
 rooms. It was restored to a single room in 1877 for the use 
 of the Professor of Chemistry ; the wood- work was accidentally 
 destroyed by fire in the same year and immediately rebuilt. In 
 1885 chemical laboratories were added on its western side. 
 
 GEEEAED HALL 
 
 was begun in 1822. It was called after another Revolutionary 
 hero, Major Charles Gerrard, not a bachelor, but childless. He 
 
24 Sketches of the History of the 
 
 was a native of Carteret, but long a resident of Edgecombe. He 
 served in the war of the Revolution from the beginning to the 
 end. As a soldier he was " brave, active and persevering." His 
 character as a citizen, husband, friend and neighbor was justly 
 admired. His rank in the army (Lieutenant) entitled him to 
 a grant of 2,560 acres, which he located at the junction of Yellow 
 Creek with Cumberland river, not far below the city of Nashville. 
 
 This tract, the fruit of his toil and suffering and blood, he 
 regarded with peculiar affection, and when he bequeathed this, 
 with some 10,000 acres additional, which he had purchased, he 
 requested in his will that it should perpetually remain the property 
 of the University. For thirty-five years the Trustees regarded this 
 wish as sacred. But after losses from the neglect and perfidy of 
 agents and the onerous charges of taxes, while the black cloud of 
 debt hung over the institution, they concluded with sorrow to author- 
 ize its sale. Two of their ablest lawyers, William Gaston and George 
 E. Badger, after examination reported the following resolution : 
 
 " WHEREAS, The Trustees of the University of North Carolina 
 have been compelled to direct a sale of a valuable tract of land, 
 bequeathed by Major Charles Gerrard, with the request that the 
 same might be perpetually retained by the University ; and 
 
 " WHEREAS, They are solicitous not only to manifest their own 
 sense of the liberality of the donor, but as far as may be practi- 
 cable to perpetuate its remembrance ; 
 
 " Resolved, Therefore that $2,000, part of the purchase money of 
 said land shall be applied to the finishing of the new Hall at the 
 University, and that the same shall be called by the name of 
 ' Gerrard Hall.'" 
 
 Five years afterwards this resolution was carried into effect. 
 The spelling given is according to the original will of Major 
 Gerrard. Judges Gaston and Badger, in reporting the foregoing 
 resolutions, adopt the same. Afterwards the name was wrongly 
 confounded with that of the founder of Girard College. 
 
 When this Hall was built it was intended to have a broad 
 avenue running along the southern wall, east and west. Hence 
 the porch on the south side of the building. The merchants of the 
 village claimed that this would injure their trade by diverting 
 travel from Franklin Street, and the plan was abandoned. 
 
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 THE SOUTH BUILDING. 
 
 We will now turn to what we call the South, but what was 
 known for many years as the " Main " Building. The European 
 plan of a quadrangle in old times a veritable prison in which the 
 students were locked at night, was adopted, probably at the sug- 
 gestion of Dr. Caldwell and Prof. Harris, who were educated at 
 Princeton. Its corner-stone was laid in 1798. Its walls reached 
 the height of a story and a half, and then remained roofless for 
 years. Dr. Wm. Hooper, in his " Fifty Years Since," a most inter- 
 esting and amusing production, tells how the students of that day 
 packed in the East Building four in a room, built cabins in the 
 corner of the South in order to secure greater privacy for devo- 
 tion to their books, and how, " as soon as spring brought back the 
 swallows and the leaves, they emerged from their den and chose 
 some shady retirement, where they made a path and a prome- 
 nade," like the Peripatetics of ancient Greece. He states more- 
 over, what sounds strange to us, that holidays were sometimes 
 given for the curious reason that the inclemency of the weather 
 prevented study. 
 
 To finish this building was the great problem of the young 
 University. The Trustees in despair did not hesitate to practise 
 what was common in old times, even for building churches and 
 denominational schools, but which the sounder morals of our day 
 make a criminal offence, the raising of money by lotteries. Their 
 circular of 1802 announces with sanctimonious gravity that "the 
 interests of the University of North Carolina and of learning and 
 science generally, are concerned in the immediate sale of these 
 tickets." The highest prize was $1,500, and was drawn by 
 Gen. Lawrence Baker, of Gates. The lucky number, 1138, was 
 announced as an important item by the metropolitan journal, the 
 Raleigh Register. 
 
 Still the building was unfinished, and still the intellectual 
 squatters of the University sat sub divo, as the Professor of Latin 
 would say. President Caldwell mounted with heroic energy his 
 stick-back gig and painfully traveled over the State* in 1809, and 
 again in 1811, soliciting subscriptions. 
 
26 Sketches of the History of the 
 
 It would be interesting to contrast his journeys with those of 
 the present day, when one can dine in Goldsboro and breakfast 
 next morning in Asheville. The battle of New Orleans occurred 
 on the 8th of January, 1815. The news did not reach Raleigh until 
 the 17th of February. Prof. Charles W. Harris writes in 1795 
 to Dr. Caldwell, at Princeton, that his best way of reaching Chapel 
 Hill is to buy a horse and sulky and thus travel in his own con- 
 veyance, selling the same at Chapel Hill. He is confident that 
 the trip can be made in thirty days. His baggage was sent by 
 water to Petersburg and thence hauled by a passing wagon. The 
 President of the present day can, without losing a night's rest, 
 journey luxuriously from New York to Chapel Hill in less than 
 one day. It was doubtless the achings and weariness of the flesh 
 of these journeys which caused Dr. Caldwell, twenty years after, 
 to astonish the State by his eloquent and practical Carlton letters, 
 advocating the N. C. Railroad from the Tennessee line to Beau- 
 fort. His labors for the University were successful. He secured 
 about $12,000, and while our people were going crazy over the 
 naval victories of 1814, the rejoicing students moved into the com- 
 pleted "South Building." The corner-stone was laid the year 
 when the great Napoleon gained the victory of the Pyramids, the 
 year before he usurped the power of First Consul ; it was finished 
 the year when he laid down the imperial title for a petty throne in 
 Elba, the year before his final ruin at Waterloo. 
 
 It was one of the grandest buildings in North Carolina in those 
 days. It furnished for a third of a century halls and libraries for 
 the two societies, which, before its erection, were forced to meet 
 by turns in Person Hall. It should have been called in honor of 
 the Father of the University, Gen. Davie. The omission thus to 
 recognize his great services has been rectified by the happy thought 
 of a gifted lady, on whom the Muses of History and Poesy have 
 benignly breathed, Mrs. C. P. Spencer. She has named the historic 
 tree which sheltered the venerable Commissioners, when, under its 
 shade, they located the site of the University, and which, in 
 spite of a century's storms and the fierce assault of the thun- 
 derbolt, still rears its majestic head above the neighboring oaks, 
 the Davie Poplar. 
 
University of North Carolina. 27 
 
 SMITH HALL. 
 
 In 1852 the Trustees did tardy honor to the first benefactor of 
 the University. As has been stated Governor Benjamin Smith, 
 of Brunswick, made the first donation for the cause of higher edu- 
 cation in North Carolina, namely, warrants for 20,000 acres of 
 land in Tennessee. It is true they were not immediately avail- 
 able. They were afterwards surrendered to the Chickasaws and 
 subsequently repurchased by the Government. It was forty years 
 before they were made available. They were ultimately sold for 
 $14,000, after being broken up by the severest earthquake which 
 has afflicted America since its discovery, into lakes and hills. The 
 proceeds went into the endowment and were swallowed up by the 
 great civil war, which, with more terrible voracity than a hun- 
 dred earthquakes, engulfed so much of the wealth and population 
 of the Southern country. 
 
 Benjamin Smith was a man of mark. He was in youth an 
 aide-de-camp of Washington in the disastrous defeat of Long 
 Island. He was conspicuous for his gallantry under Moultrie. 
 By his fiery eloquence the militia of Brunswick volunteered to 
 serve under him in the threatened war against France. He was 
 fifteen times Senator from Brunswick. He was chosen Governor 
 in 1810. His county called its capital, Smith ville, in his honor. 
 His name survives too in the bleak and stormy island at the 
 mouth of the Cape Fear. The land he gave us, as was also the 
 land of Gerrard, was won by valor and blood in the war for 
 freedom. Their sacrifices were not useless. Their monuments 
 are far more enduring than brass or marble. Centuries will come 
 and go. Families will grow great and be extinguished. For- 
 tunes will be made and lost. Offices will be struggled for and 
 ambitious hopes realized, but the names of the victors will vanish 
 as if written on the sands of the sea-shore. Reputations blazing 
 in pulpit, or forum, and senate chamber will fade as rapidly as the 
 meteor's path. But the blessings of the gifts of Person, Gerrard 
 and Smith will never cease. For nearly a century they have 
 planted learning and sound principle in the minds of men over all 
 our Southern land. In all the ages to come their work will go on. 
 
28 Sketches of the History of the 
 
 The thousand young men, who will have their mental panoply 
 supplied from the University armory to engage in life's varied 
 conflicts, will hold their names in honor. As long as the Univer- 
 sity lasts they will never be forgotten, and the University will last 
 forever ! 
 
 NEW EAST NEW WEST. 
 
 Prior to 1850 the highest number of students was 170. After 
 the discovery of the California gold mines, and consequent increase 
 in the supply of the circulating medium, there ensued wonderfully 
 prosperous times for all the world, and especially for our Southern 
 States. The old North Carolina families who had carried their 
 lares and penates into the fertile regions of the southwest sent back 
 their sons to their native State for education. Students swarmed 
 into the University. They overflowed the old buildings and were 
 camped in little cottages all over the town from Couchtown to 
 Craig's. In 1858 there were as many as 461, of whom 178 were 
 from other States than North Carolina. The New East and New 
 West were built for their accommodation, finished in 1859. The 
 two societies aided in a considerable degree in the construction and 
 adornment of their beautiful halls and library rooms. Probably 
 no societies in America have superior accommodations in these 
 respects, and I am bound to say that in my opinion no societies by 
 intelligent and honest devotion to the purposes of their creation 
 better deserve them. Long may they flourish. 
 
 The GYMNASIUM is the property of a corporation, whose stock- 
 holders are friends and alumni of the University. It was ready 
 for use in June, 1885. 
 
 THE MEMORIAL HALL 
 
 was erected to the memory of David L. Swain, for thirty years 
 President, and of all the departed good and great Trustees, Pro- 
 fessors, Alumni who have aided and honored the University. It 
 is a Memorial too of those gallant Alumni who, at the call of our 
 State, gave up their lives in the great civil war. Though God 
 gave them not the victory, and though we will not question the 
 wisdom of the decision of the All-Wise, yet we must always honor 
 
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 the courage, the devotion to duty, the high resolve and the willing 
 sacrifice of our Confederate Dead. 
 
 The tablets on the walls not only show the widespread useful- 
 ness of the University, but call to mind every important epoch in 
 our State history, from the Provisional Government of 1775 to 
 the threshold of the present day, as appears from the following 
 statement : 
 
 The Provisional Government of 177 5-' 7 6 is illustrated by the 
 name of Samuel Johnston, who was the President of the Provincial 
 Council, and therefore the first acting Governor of the State ; also 
 by Archibald MacLaine, member of the Committee of Safety for 
 Wilmington, and by Waightstill Avery, signer of the Mecklenburg 
 Declaration of May, 1775. 
 
 The Constitution 0/1776 and the War bf the Revolution are called 
 to mind by the three above named, of whom Avery was the first 
 Attorney-General of the State and, with MacLaine, was on the 
 committee which reported the Constitution to the body which 
 adopted it. Besides these are Benjamin Hawkins, aide-de-camp 
 to Washington, Wm. Richardson Davie, Wm. Lenoir, Joseph 
 Winston and Joseph Graham, all gallant fighters for freedom, 
 and Richard Dobbs Spaight, Sr., likewise a soldier, but more 
 famous as a member of the Continental Congress. 
 
 The adoption of the Constitution of -the United States is illustrated 
 by Spaight and Davie, members of the Convention which adopted 
 it; by Samuel Johnston and Benjamin Hawkins, the first two 
 Federal Senators from North Carolina, and by Wm. Lenoir, a 
 member of the Conventions of our State, of 1788 and 1789, one of 
 which refused, and the other agreed to adopt it. 
 
 The threatened French war is called to mind by Davie, who was 
 appointed a General in the army, proposed for waging it, and 
 was one of the Commissioners to France, who succeeded in avert- 
 ing it. 
 
 The war of 1812 is well commemorated by Wm. Hawkins, 
 Governor, and Duncan Cameron, one of his aids ; by Joseph 
 Graham, a General in the expedition against the Creeks; by 
 David Stone, United States Senator from North Carolina; and 
 Wm. Gaston, a prominent member of the House of Represen- 
 tatives. 
 
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 The acquisition of Florida is called to mind by Win. D. Mosely, 
 Governor of the Territory. 
 
 The first inauguration of Internal Improvements is especially noted 
 by Archibald D. Murphy and Rev. Dr. Joseph Caldwell, the first 
 and most earnest advocates of canal and railroad building. 
 
 The great Eastern and Western agitation, leading to the Conven- 
 tion of 1835, is brought to mind by the names of Win. Gaston, 
 David L. Swain, John Owen, Bartlett Yancey, Duncan Cameron, 
 Willie P. Mangum, Calvin Graves, James W. Bryan, James 
 Mebane, Wm. B. Shepard. 
 
 The hot controversies of Jackson's time are peculiarly commem- 
 orated by James K. Polk, Bedford Brown, Willie P. Mangum, 
 John Owen, Wm. B. Shepard and others. 
 
 The important period 6f the acquisition of Texas and the Mexi- 
 can war is revived by the tablets of James K. Polk, President, 
 Wm. A. Graham, Governor, Michael Hoke, George E. Badger, 
 Willie P. Mangum, Bedford Brown, Daniel M. Barringer, John 
 M. Morehead, Burton Craige, Romulus M. Saunders and the three 
 brothers, Wm. B., Charles B. and James B. Shepard. 
 
 The internal improvement era of 1848 is called up by the names 
 of John M. Morehead, Calvin Graves, Hay wood W. Guion, 
 William A. Graham, Waightstill Avery, Jr., Romulus M. 
 Saunders, Jonathan Worth, John D. Hawkins, Dr. Joseph W. 
 Hawkins. 
 
 The compromise of 1850 and the period preceding the Civil War 
 are called to mind by Graham, Badger, Morehead, W. Avery, Jr., 
 R. M. Saunders, Jacob Thompson, Lewis Thompson, Patrick H. 
 Winston. 
 
 Secession and the Civil War are largely represented on the walls 
 of the Hall by civilians as well as soldiers, prominent in council 
 or field. Among the civilians are Thomas Ruffin, Graham, Worth, 
 W. Avery, Jr., Gov. Henry T. Clark, Walter F. Leak, Burton 
 Craige, Jacob Thompson. 
 
 Of the military are Gen. Bryan Grimes, Gen. James Johnston 
 Pettigrew, Gen. George B. Anderson, Col. W. Avery, Col. Clark 
 M. Avery, Col. Isaac E. Avery, Major Joseph A. Engelhard, 
 Major Joseph H. Saunders, Col. John L. Bridgers, Lieut. Wm. 
 Preston Mangum. 
 
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 The period of reconstruction is commemorated by Gov, Worth, 
 Gov. Tod K. Caldwell, Lewis Thompson, Patrick H. Winston, 
 Matthias E. Manly. 
 
 The Judicial history can be almost read from the tablets. It 
 begins with Samuel Johnston, a Judge before the organization of 
 the Supreme Court under the Act of 1818. 
 
 Of the Supreme Court, there are tablets to Chief Justices Leonard 
 Henderson, Thomas Ruffin, Frederick Nash and Richmond M. 
 Pearson, and to Associate Justices Wm. Gaston, Wm. H. Battle, 
 Matthias E. Manly. 
 
 Of the Superior Court Judges are Archibald D. Murphy, John 
 R. Donnell, Willie P. Mangum, Duncan Cameron, George E. 
 Badger, David L. Swain, John M. Dick, R. M. Pearson, W. H. 
 Battle, M. E. Manly, David F. Caldwell, James W. Osborne, 
 Jesse G. Shepherd. 
 
 Of the Federal Courts is Judge John A. Cameron of the District 
 Court of Florida. 
 
 There is a long list of Governors represented, beginning with 
 Samuel Johnston, Chairman of the Provincial Council ill 1775, 
 and Governor in 1787; Richard Dobbs Spaight, Sr., 1792-'95; 
 Wm. Richardson .Davie, 1798-'99; David Stone, 1808; Wm. 
 Hawkins, 1812; John Owen, 1828; David L. Swain, 1833-'35; 
 Richard Dobbs Spaight, Jr., 1835; John M. Morehead, 1840-'44; 
 Wm. A. Graham, 1844-'48 ; Henry T. Clark, 1861-'63 ; Jonathan 
 Worth, 1866-'68; Tod R. Caldwell, 1870-74. 
 
 The National Congress, before the adoption of the Constitu- 
 tion, has Richard Dobbs Spaight, Sr., Samuel Johnston, Benjamin 
 Hawkins, Wm. R. Davie. 
 
 Senators of the United States are Samuel Johnston, Benjamin 
 Hawkins, David Stone, Willie P. Mangum, Wm. A. Graham, 
 George E. Badger, and M. E. Manly, the latter elected but not 
 allowed to take his seat. 
 
 Representatives in Congress are Joseph Winston, Richard Dobbs 
 Spaight, Sr., Alexander Mebane, David Stone, Wm. Gaston, James 
 S. Smith, John H. Bryan, John Owen, Bartlett Yancey, R. D. 
 Spaight, Jr., Wm. B. Shepard, Charles B. Shepard, Ebenezer 
 Pettigrew, James K. Polk, D. M. Barringer, R. M. Saunders, 
 Richard S. Donnell, Jacob Thompson. 
 
32 Sketches of the History of the 
 
 Ministers to Foreign Nations are Wm. R. Da vie, D. M. Bar- 
 ringer, R. M. Saunders. 
 
 Attorney- Generals of North Carolina are Waightstill A very, Sr., 
 R. M. Saunders, Bartholomew F. Moore, and Wm. A. Jenkins. 
 
 The Financial History of the State is illustrated by Thomas Ruffin 
 and Duncan Cameron, Presidents of the leading early banks, and 
 by Samuel Johnston, John Hay wood, Jonathan Worth, State 
 Treasurers. 
 
 The Teachers are largely represented. There are Presidents 
 Joseph Caldwell and David L. Swain, Professors A. D. 
 Murphy, Wm. Bingham, Wm. Hooper, Elisha Mitchell, James 
 Phillips, J. DeB. Hooper, Ralph H. Graves, the elder, Carey D. 
 Grandy, Wm. M. Green. Of these Wm. Hooper was afterwards 
 President of Wake Forest College, and Bishop Green, Chancellor 
 of the University of the South. 
 
 The great schools of the State are represented by Wm. Bingham, 
 Wm. J. Bingham, his son, and Col. Wm. Bingham, his grandson, 
 Alexander Wilson, Ralph H. Graves, the elder, J. DeB. Hooper, 
 James B. Slade, the pioneer of higher female education in Georgia. 
 
 The Clergy has most able representatives : Charles Pettigrew, 
 elected in 1795 first Bishop of the Episcopal church in North 
 Carolina, Wm. Hooper, Wm. M. Green, Elisha Mitchell, Alex- 
 ander Wilson, James Phillips, James Morrison, Francis L. Hawks, 
 Joseph H. Saunders, the elder, Wm. Barringer. 
 
 The Medical Profession is abundantly honored by Simmons J. 
 Baker, John B. Baker, James H. Dickson, James S. Smith, Joseph 
 W. Hawkins, Frederick D. Lente, of New York. 
 
 The Legal Profession. It is unnecessary to repeat the names of 
 those illustrating the legal profession. Of course the Judges and 
 Attorney-Generals belong thereto, and most of those named as 
 having held official stations. It may be well to name some who 
 devoted themselves mainly to the bar. For example, B. F. Moore, 
 Francis L. Dancy, James W. Bryan, H. W. Guion, Robert Strange, 
 P. H.Winston, of Bertie, R. S. Donnell,Wm. F. Dancy. 
 
 Authors and Scientists are slimly, though ably represented. 
 Lewis von Schweinitz, the great Botanist, Francis L. Hawks, 
 Joseph Caldwell, Elisha Mitchell, David L. Swain, Wm. A. 
 Graham, Hay wood W. Guion. 
 
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 Enlightened and successful men of business, but little engaged in 
 public life, are here commemorated, viz. : 
 
 Richard Bennehan, Thomas D. Bennehan, James C. Johnston, 
 Bryan Grimes, the elder, Richard Henry Lewis, James S. Battle, 
 Edward J. Mallett, Wm. Peace, John D. Hawkins, Joseph H. 
 Saunders, the younger. 
 
 There is a tablet to the Donors of Land, embracing the site of the 
 University, and recently a tablet has been inserted to the memory 
 of Miss Mary R. Smith, who donated a valuable tract of land in 
 Chatham county for the education of students at the University. 
 
 The Hall was designed by Samuel Sloan, architect, and is one 
 of the handsomest college buildings in the Union, its roof sup- 
 ported by semi-circular arches, from basement wall to basement 
 wall, 128 feet in diameter, with not a column to break the view. 
 Its seating capacity is 2,450, while, by making the aisles avail- 
 able, 4,000 people can be accommodated. 
 
 This noble building was dedicated on the 3rd of June, 1885. 
 Rev. A. W. Mangum, D. D., Professor of Moral Philosophy, read 
 the dedication Ode, adapted by himself. Rev. Charles Phillips, 
 D. D., Professor Emeritus of Mathematics, offered up a most 
 appropriate prayer, and Mr. Paul C. Cameron, Chairman of the 
 Building Committee, in behalf of himself and associates on the 
 committee, at the request of the Faculty, delivered an address on 
 the University, very able and instructive. It is noticeable that 
 Mr. Cameron had been an alumnus of the institution for sixty 
 years. The Trustees unanimously passed a resolution of thanks 
 to him for his personal supervision of the work, and for a timely 
 loan of $8,000 needed for its completion. Resolutions of thanks 
 to Governor Thos. J. Jarvis were also unanimously adopted for 
 his valuable services while Governor in behalf of the University, 
 in many directions, particularly in aiding the erection of this 
 building. 
 
 DONATIONS AND APPROPRIATIONS. 
 
 The donations of Smith, Gerrard and Person have been men- 
 tioned, as also the contributions raised by President Caldwell for 
 completing the South Building. Prior to 1797 sundry persons sub- 
 scribed the sum of $7,648 for the purpose of erecting buildings. 
 3 
 
34 Sketches of the History of the 
 
 In 1802 the ladies of Raleigh and ISTewbern contributed a pair 
 of globes, a compass and a quadrant. The escheated land warrants 
 granted by the State in 1789 realized to the University in 1836 
 about $150,000, which was lost during the civil war by reason of 
 the insolvency of the bank, in the stock of which the endowment 
 was invested. Other smaller amounts were received from time 
 to time from escheats in North Carolina, balances unclaimed in 
 hands of executors, etc., arrearages confiscated, etc., amounting to 
 $134,000. This was used for current expenses, including building. 
 In 1875, at the solicitation of President Battle, then Secretary 
 and Treasurer, a number of persons, principally alumni, con- 
 tributed about $18,000 for the purpose of repairing the buildings, 
 and subsequently a like amount was contributed for building the 
 Memorial Hall. Soon afterwards the ladies of Raleigh and of 
 Hillsborough contributed about $500 towards the purchase of 
 apparatus. 
 
 THE LAND GRANT. 
 
 In 1866 the General Assembly granted to the University 
 270,000 acres of land scrip with the obligation to establish at least 
 two professorships, in which the leading object should be, as stated in 
 the Act of Congress of July 2, 1862, without excluding other 
 scientific and classical studies and including military tactics, to 
 teach such branches of learning as are related to Agriculture and 
 Mechanic Arts, in such manner as the General Assembly may pre- 
 scribe, in order to promote the liberal and practical education of 
 the industrial classes in the several pursuits and professions in life. 
 It was further provided that the county court of each county 
 should have the privilege to select one student, a native of the 
 State and resident in such county, of good moral character and 
 capacity for usefulness, and without means of his own, free 
 of all charges for tuition and room-rent; and further that students 
 should be admitted to this department without any require- 
 ments of previous education sufficient to enter the regular college 
 course. 
 
 The scrip was sold in 1867 at the then market price of fifty 
 cents per acre. Ten thousand dollars of the proceeds were used 
 on account of the real estate of the University. The residue 
 
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 was invested in North Carolina bonds, partly special tax. In 
 1875, as the State had, in accepting the Land Grant, bound 
 itself to keep the fund intact, the General Assembly gave its cer- 
 tificate for the original principal ($125,000), and directed the pub- 
 lic Treasurer to pay the interest, $7,500 a year, regularly. This 
 act enabled the institution to be reopened in 1875. The Trustees 
 proceeded to carry into effect the above recited clause of the Act 
 devoting the scrip, by paying special attention to Industrial and 
 Agricultural Chemistry, Botany, Physiology, Zoology, Physics, 
 Mechanics, Surveying, etc., pains being taken to make the instruc- 
 tion in these branches as practical as possible, while "other sci- 
 entific and classical studies" were also taught. In the place 
 of one laboratory the University had now five, viz : Chemical 
 (quantitative as well as qualitative), Physical, Biological, Botani- 
 cal, and Mineral ogical. While classes were exercised in the field 
 for purposes of instruction in those departments and also in sur- 
 veying and engineering, the small amount, $7,500 per annum, 
 which was not supplemented by grants from the State or other 
 source, did not suffice for carrying on agricultural or mechanical 
 works, or performing experiments for the benefit of the public. 
 
 In 1887 the General Assembly concluded to establish a separate 
 Agricultural and Mechanical College at Raleigh, and ordered the 
 $125,000 to be delivered to that institution as soon as it should be< 
 prepared to begin the work of instruction. 
 
 In 1867 the General Assembly granted the University $7,000 
 for the purpose of paying arrears due the Faculty. 
 
 In 1881 the Assembly made an appropriation of $5,000 per 
 annum, and in 1885 of $15,000 per annum, for the support of the 
 institution. 
 
 Hon. B. F. Moore, LL.D., of Raleigh, N. C., in 1878 be- 
 queathed $5,000 in United States five per cent, bonds, the interest 
 of which is to be applied to paying the tuition of students, to be 
 appointed by his heirs, or, failing such appointment, by the Trus- 
 tees of the University. 
 
 In 1880 Rev. Chas. F. Deems, D.D., LL.D., established a fund 
 to be loaned, on security, to indigent students for defraying their 
 expenses at the University of North Carolina. Mr. W. H. Van- 
 derbilt added to it in 1881, and the amount of the principal is now 
 
36 Sketches of the History of the 
 
 $13,300. The fund is of very great benefit to the poor young 
 men of the State. Already 130 students have been assisted by it 
 in obtaining higher education. 
 
 In 1885 Miss Mary Ruffin Smith, living near Chapel Hill, died, 
 leaving to the University a valuable plantation in Chatham county, 
 called Jones' Grove, the rent of which, or the interest of the pro- 
 ceeds if sold, is to be used in the education of such students as the 
 Faculty may nominate. The fund is to be called the Francis 
 Jones Smith Fund, after her brother from whom she inherited the 
 land. The property is worth about $14,000 or $15,000. 
 
 The earliest donations of books to the Library were made by 
 Judge John Williams, James Reid, of Wilmington, Gov. Wm. R. 
 Davie, Prof. David Ker, Richard Bennehan, Abram Hodge, 
 the Centre Benevolent Society, Francis N. W. Burton, Wm. H. 
 Hill, Edward Jones, Joseph Gautier, Joseph B. Hill, Calvin Jones. 
 The most considerable donation in recent years was by Mrs. Cor- 
 nelia P. Spencer, about one thousand volumes from the library of 
 her father, Rev. Dr. James Phillips. 
 
 PLAN OF INSTRUCTION. 
 
 As soon as the corner-stone was laid, the Trustees took steps for 
 organizing a plan of instruction in the University. The committee 
 appointed for the purpose on the 4th of December, 1792, was an able 
 one. The chairman was the Rev. Dr. Samuel McCorkle. Associated 
 with him were David Stone, Alfred Moore, Samuel Ashe, Hugh 
 Williamson and John Hay, an eminent lawyer of Fayetteville, 
 whose name survives in Haymount. Of these McCorkle and 
 Stone were graduates of Princeton ; Williamson, a graduate and 
 ex-professor of the University of Pennsylvania. Moore's education 
 at Boston was interrupted by the Revolutionary War, but he was a 
 well read and accomplished man. Hay was distinguished for his 
 literary acquirements. 
 
 The committee reported through Dr. McCorkle on the 5th of 
 December, 1792, that "taking into consideration the financial con- 
 dition of the University, the pursuits of literature and science should 
 be confined to the following objects : . . . The study of languages, 
 particularly the English ; the acquirement of historical knowledge, 
 

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 ancient and modern ; the study of the Belles-Lettres, Mathematics 
 and Natural Philosophy; the improvement of the intellectual 
 powers, including a rational system of Logic and Moral Philosophy; 
 information on Botany, to which should be added a competent 
 knowledge of the theory and practice of agriculture best suited to 
 the climate and soil of this State ; the principles of architecture." 
 
 They further recommended the purchase of apparatus for 
 experimental Philosophy and Astronomy. In this they would 
 include a set of globes, barometer, thermometer, microscope, tele- 
 scope, quadrant, prismatic glass, electrical machine and an air- 
 pump. The committee recommended the purchase of a library, 
 the selection of the books to be left to the Faculty. 
 
 The report is remarkable for the great prominence of scientific 
 studies, and those of a practical nature. The scheme is almost 
 identical with that adopted by Congress for the colleges to be formed 
 under what is known as the Agricultural and Mechanical College 
 Land Grant Act of 1862. Not many years elapsed, however, before 
 classical studies were given the prominence usual in the colleges of 
 the day. 
 
 On the 21st of December, 1793, the committee made an additional 
 report, recommending the election of a " presiding professor/' and 
 if the receipts from tuition should justify it, one assistant. The 
 style of the presiding officer was " Professor of Humanity." This 
 term expressive of the widely ramifying duties of the new pro- 
 fessor, signified " mental cultivation befitting man " such in- 
 tellectual panoply as the perfect man should possess; and as 
 from mediaeval traditions still dominant in the higher institutions 
 of learning, modern science was little known and less regarded, 
 this mental panoply was held mainly to include languages, and 
 grammar, and rhetoric, and poetry, and especially the study of the 
 ancient classics. 
 
 It was carefully provided in the strongest terms that neither the 
 professor nor his assistant should have any claim, right or prefer- 
 ence to the Presidency of the University. 
 
 The doors of the Institution were ordered to be opened on the 
 15th of January, 1795, and the session was to continue for eleven 
 months, with only one week's vacation in summer, beginning with 
 the 10th of July. 
 
38 Sketches of the History of the 
 
 The tuition was graded according to the studies taken. For 
 Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and Book-keeping, $8 per year ; for 
 the Latin, Greek, and French Languages, English Grammar, Geog- 
 raphy, History, and Belles-Lettres, for any or all, $12.50 ; for 
 Geometry, with its practical branches, Astronomy, Natural and 
 Moral Philosophy, Chemistry and the principles of Agriculture, 
 for all or any of them, $15. 
 
 The salary of the Professor of Humanity was $300 per annum 
 and two-thirds of the tuition fees. If an assistant should be 
 found necessary, he was to be paid $200 and the other one-third 
 of the fees. 
 
 The Professor of Humanity was elected by ballot. As showing 
 to some extent who were prominent in educational circles in that 
 day, the names of those nominated are given. They were Rev. Dr. 
 Samuel McCorkle, Dr. David Ker, the Rev. George Micklejohn, 
 Rev. Robert Archibald, Mr. John Brown, Rev. James Tate, and 
 Andrew Martin. 
 
 The friends of Dr. McCorkle expected his election, as in their 
 opinion he was eminently suitable by reason of his learning, ex- 
 perience, and enthusiasm for the new institution. But I find that 
 General Davie was opposed to him, probably on account of his 
 deficiency in business qualifications, and Davie's influence was 
 potent. 
 
 Rev. David Ker was a graduate of Trinity College, Dublin. 
 He was pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Fayetteville, and 
 was principal of a school as well. He was a man of ability and 
 learning, but held his office for only one year. After leaving the 
 University he studied law, and was appointed by Jefferson at the 
 instance of David Stone, then Senator, Judge of the Mississippi 
 Territory, in which position he died in 1810, leaving the reputa- 
 tion of an able and faithful officer. He is said to have exchanged 
 his calvinistic tenets for a mild form of infidelity. 
 
 Professor Charles W. Harris, who was soon afterwards chosen at 
 a salary of $200 per annum and one-third of the fees, was a native 
 of Cabarrus, one of that excellent family which for about a century 
 has been among the best and most intelligent in the country. He 
 was a graduate of Princeton, and was evidently a superior man. 
 After the resignation of Dr. Ker he was placed in charge of the 
 
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 University, though not styled President. He was a young man, 
 evidently fond of politics was reading law while at the University. 
 He, too, was for awhile tinctured with the prevailing Voltaireism 
 of the day, but soon, it is said, he returned to the true faith. He 
 seems to have enjoyed the entire confidence of the Trustees. He 
 would doubtless have won a high position in our State if he had 
 not been cut off by early death from pulmonary consumption. It 
 was his sagacity which caused the election of Joseph Caldwell, his 
 college-mate at Princeton, as his successor in the chair of mathe- 
 matics, an election which gave the University what it needed an 
 able, energetic and wise leader. 
 
 The North Carolina Journal, of February 23rd, 1795, gives a 
 spirited account of the opening day of the new institution, on which 
 Providence did not smile. The Governor of the State, Richard 
 Dobbs Spaight, accompanied by several members of the General As- 
 sembly and by the Trustees of the University, rode in state over the 
 muddy mid-winter road. The clouds gathered and wept cold tears 
 over the melancholy scene. The editor's imagination warms at 
 the idea of the number who would have been present on the " much 
 desired occasion" but for "the unfavorable state of the weather." 
 The Governor and his cortege found for their inspection under the 
 gloomy sky and among the giant trees, waving their leafless 
 branches in the icy wind, an unfinished two-story building of new 
 brick, splashed with mortar ; the red hole in the ground which 
 marked the site of the future Chapel ; an unpainted President's 
 house and steward's hall of wood ; a village without houses, and 
 with its streets overgrown with forest trees ; a solitary professor and 
 not a single student. 
 
 The coming of students was delayed by the inclement winter, 
 and the impassible state of the roads, bridges being seldom found 
 over streams ordinarily fordable. It was the 1 2th of February when 
 the first student arrived. He was from Wilmington his name, 
 Hinton James. The Faculty records show that he was faithful and 
 successful. For several years students were required to read orig- 
 inal compositions on Saturdays, and those deemed especially mer- 
 itorious were posted in an honor book. The name of Hinton 
 James occurs often on this roll. His subjects show that he had a 
 bias towards science, such as " The Uses of the Sun," the " Com- 
 
40 Sketches of the History of the 
 
 merce of Britain," " The Motions of the Earth." He became 
 afterwards a civil engineer, an assistant of Fulton in his work on 
 our rivers. Some results of their labors may be still seen on the 
 Cape Fear. He served his county for several terms as Senator in 
 the General Assembly. 
 
 The next students who arrived were Alfred and Maurice Moore, 
 sons of Judge Moore, both of whom served in the General Assem- 
 bly afterwards, the former attaining the dignity of Speaker of the 
 House ; John Taylor, who became Clerk of the Superior Court of 
 Orange ; Hutchings G. Burton, who became Governor of this 
 State; and Robert Burton, his brother, afterwards a Judge of the 
 Superior Court. In four months there were forty-one students in 
 attendance, and by the end of the year about one hundred, many of 
 whom were in the preparatory department. 
 
 Mr. James mentions that no uniform dress was used in his day. 
 In 1827 the Trustees prescribed a uniform of dark gray in summer 
 and blue in winter, but six months afterwards changed the winter 
 color to dark gray, so that it is probable that our boys were the 
 first in our State to wear the dress which is so intimately associated 
 in Southern minds with the tenderness and pathos and heroism 
 of the Lost Cause. A solemn ordinance was adopted at the same 
 time, which sounds strange in our ears, "The wearing of boots 
 by the students is positively prohibited." .This law was passed 
 doubtless on account of the financial panic of 1825, but, like all 
 sumptuary laws, was regularly circumvented. We have it on the 
 authority of the late Judge Battle, who graduated in 1820, that 
 the College servant, known as " Brad," owned a pair of these ob- 
 jectionable articles, which he rented to students for a handsome sum 
 whenever they particularly desired to shine in the eyes of the ladies. 
 The Seniors, during the commencement in which they graduated, 
 were exempt from the prohibitory boot law by special exception 
 to the ordinance, and it was not long before ambitious Juniors, 
 Sophomores and Freshmen obtained the distinguished privilege. 
 
 THE STEWARD. 
 
 The number of inhabitants of the village of Chapel Hill was 
 so small that at the beginning and for many subsequent years a 
 
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 steward was appointed, who gave bond and security for furnishing 
 the students their table board. It is interesting to inspect the bill 
 of fare of 1795, provided at $3 per month. 
 
 For breakfast : milk or coffee and tea, or chocolate and tea, one 
 warm roll, or loaf of bread, or corn bread and butter. 
 
 For dinner : that noble Anglo-Saxon dish, which has built more 
 railroads, dug more canals, fought more battles, and felled more 
 forests than any other ration in history, namely : bacon and greens. 
 For this might be substituted beef and turnips. With these must 
 be furnished fresh meat and fowl, for which the steward could sub- 
 stitute puddings and tarts. 
 
 For supper, the ration was either coffee, or tea, or milk, and bread 
 or biscuit not any butter. 
 
 In addition to the above, potatoes and other vegetable food 
 usual in North Carolina were prescribed. It was expressly un- 
 derstood that when milk was furnished, neither coffee, nor tea, 
 nor chocolate was required, " unless for boys who eat no milk." 
 By an amendment to the agreement the supplying with milk was 
 delayed until the 1st day of May, and wheat bread and biscuit until 
 the 1st of August. For the months of January, February and 
 March thereafter, the wheat bread was allowed to be cold, but well 
 risen. The ration of butter was limited to one ounce, and in place 
 of butter meat might be substituted by permission of the Faculty. 
 For supper, milk was required from May 15th to September 15th, 
 coffee, or tea, or chocolate afterwards. These amendments were in 
 favor of the steward, but a great concession was won by the stu- 
 dents, which must have tended to increase their respect for the 
 Sabbath, namely, that during January, February and March, pud- 
 dings and tarts on Sundays were obligatory. 
 
 It is noticeable that the hours for meals were at 8 o'clock a. m., 
 1 o'clock p. m., and supper " before or after candlelight, as the 
 Faculty may prescribe/' 
 
 If the steward had faithfully complied with the terms of this 
 contract in spirit and letter, it is clear that all things needful for 
 the body were supplied, but the records show that there was inter- 
 minable wrangling both about the quantity and quality of the food 
 furnished. Some of the wealthier students preferred to walk from 
 one and a half to two miles to houses in the country for their meals, 
 
42 Sketches of the History of the 
 
 and it was the rule for the others to supplement their rations at 
 commons by night suppers, sometimes fairly paid for, sometimes 
 captured in nocturnal hunts for persimmon-loving opossums, 
 sometimes obtained by illicit raids on gardens and poultry yards. 
 The tradition of this latter practice led a juvenile Juvenal, who 
 was a student nearly fifty years ago now one of the most distin- 
 guished lawyers of all our alumni in a satirical description of 
 Chapel Hill, to write of it as a place 
 
 " Where demand and supply, 
 
 Your all-conquering law, 
 
 Robs barrels and hen-roosts 
 
 From Pinhook to Haw. " 
 
 Old students will remember that Pinhook was a cross-roads not 
 far from the town of Durham. 
 
 The plan of " living at commons," though necessary in the early 
 days on account of the want of boarding houses, was finally aban- 
 doned about 1840. Long before this large numbers of the students 
 refused to patronize the official table, and paid higher prices else- 
 where. About six years afterward Steward's Hall was sold and 
 removed from the campus. 
 
 THE CURRICULUM. 
 
 The experience of the first year demonstrated that a number of 
 the students, owing to the paucity of good schools in the State, 
 were not prepared for collegiate instruction. In December, 1796, 
 there was established a Preparatory department, which arrange- 
 ment continued for a number of years. 
 
 At the same time a curriculum, or course of studies for the 
 University proper, was adopted. The plan called for five profess- 
 orships, namely: 1. Rhetoric, and Belles-Lettres ; 2. Moral and 
 Political Philosophy, and History; 3. Natural Philosophy; 4. 
 Mathematics; 5. Languages. 
 
 The ancient classics were made optional, the degree of Bachelor 
 of Arts (A. B.) being obtainable without the study of either. In 
 1800, doubtless through the influence of Professor Caldwell, who 
 was a strong advocate of the classics, Latin was made a required 
 
University of North Carolina. 43 
 
 study, and the year afterwards either French or Greek was also 
 made essential. In 1804 Greek was made obligatory, thus inaugu- 
 rating the course which dominated the University exclusively 
 until 1875, over seventy years. 
 
 It is true a " School for the application of Science to the Arts " 
 was inaugurated in 1854, two professorships being added, namely, 
 that of Civil Engineering and that of applied Chemistry, in 
 which the degree of Bachelor of Science was obtainable, but as 
 the science students could obtain their Bachelor of Arts degree 
 one year before that of Bachelor of Science, the course leading to 
 the latter was in effect post-graduate, and the number pursuing it 
 was small. 
 
 In 1875 the University was reorganized on the basis of largely 
 increased liberty of election and much greater proportion of scien- 
 tific and linguistic studies. Three courses lead to degrees : one 
 to that of Bachelor of Arts (A. B.), including both Latin and 
 Greek ; another to that of Bachelor of Philosophy (Ph. B.), with 
 Latin or Greek replaced by French or German ; and the third 
 replacing both the classics with French, German, and scientific 
 studies. Besides these, students are allowed to take an optional 
 course, leading to no degree, but in number of hours employed 
 equivalent to the regular courses. Teachers 7 certificates are given 
 to those completing a course of two years specially prescribed. 
 The classical course is "the old curriculum/ 7 but with a larger 
 proportion of scientific studies. The degrees of Doctor of Philo- 
 sophy (Ph. D.), Master of Arts (A. M.), and Master of Science 
 (M. S.), are conferred upon students who have completed post- 
 graduate studies prescribed by the Faculty. The first (Ph. D.) 
 requires the equivalent of two years' study in two departments, and 
 the others, the equivalent of one year's study in three departments. 
 Special certificates are given for proficiency in any department. 
 
 The classical course, corresponding to that inaugurated in 1804, 
 has still its hold on those seeking higher education, the number of 
 graduates for the last ten years being 110, while those who took 
 one ancient language number 64, and those who took neither of 
 them number 20. There is, however, even in the classical course, 
 much greater attention paid to scientific studies and those included 
 under the general name of English studies than formerly. 
 
44 Sketches of the History of the 
 
 EARLY STRUGGLES. 
 
 The University had in its early days severe struggles for success. 
 Its income was exceedingly small. The people of the State had 
 little money on account of the difficulty of getting crops to market 
 over the long and rough roads. It was almost impossible to obtain 
 competent professors on the meagre salaries offered, and when 
 obtained, they soon resigned their places for better compensation 
 elsewhere. Acting President Ker left the institution after only one 
 year's teaching ; Prof. Samuel A. Holmes, after two years ; Prof. 
 "W. E. Webb, one year; Prof. Charles W. Harris served one 
 year; Judge Murphy, one year; Prof. Wm. Bingham, four years; 
 Prof. Gillespie, two years. Dr. Joseph Caldwell was the only 
 early professor who determined to burn his ships and make the 
 care of the University his life work. His indomitable persever- 
 ance and dauntless pluck often saved the tottering fabric from ruin. 
 
 Not only was there a paucity of numbers, but the violence 
 and unruliness of spirit among the few students in attendance 
 show that there was little scholarly spirit in the land. Fights, 
 often with knives and pistols, shown if not used, were common. 
 Drunkenness and riots were frequent. Infidelity was the fashion 
 of the day and invaded the Faculty as well as the student body. 
 
 Another great obstacle to success was the defective mode of gov- 
 ernment. The Trustees, although meeting seldom and engrossed 
 in other pursuits, deemed it their duty to claim a large share in regu- 
 lating the discipline, often as an appellate tribunal reversing the 
 sentences of the Faculty. There was no one of them who could 
 give that continuous supervision, so absolutely necessary to secure 
 good results. Davie did a great work in inaugurating the insti- 
 tution, but his home was in Halifax, several days' journey from 
 Chapel Hill. He was much engaged in an extensive law practice, 
 and in gubernatorial and legislative duties. In 1799 he was long 
 absent from the country on his peace mission to France, and in 
 1805, after a heated canvass for Congress, in which he was over- 
 whelmed by the rising tide of Republicanism, he transferred his 
 home to South Carolina. It was not until after many years' proof 
 of fitness for the task that the Trustees gave to Dr. Caldwell and 
 
University of North Carolina. 45 
 
 his Faculty that power and responsibility which must be possessed 
 by those in authority in every business in order to secure its proper 
 conduct. 
 
 The catalogue of students proves clearly how slowly the institu- 
 tion progressed on its upward path. The first class of graduates, in 
 1798, contained seven; the second, nine; the third, three. In each 
 of the years 1800, 1802, 1803 and 1805 there were only three. 
 The sky brightened in 1808 when there were thirteen. But two 
 years afterward an unfortunate effort was made to force students 
 habitually to inform on one another, which caused the reduction 
 of the senior class to one in 1811. 
 
 After this there was a constant though irregular progress ; for the 
 ten years prior to 1830 averaging about thirty, then declining until 
 1840. From 1840 to 1850 there was an average of over thirty. 
 From 1850 to 1860 was the period of greatest prosperity, the 
 number of graduates reaching ninety-six in 1858, and the highest 
 number of matriculates being 461 in that year. 
 
 The prosperity^ of the University has, of course, always been 
 dependent on the financial condition of the country. In the good 
 times of 1821 to 1825 the attendance was nearly equal to that in 
 Governor Swain's time of 1837 to 1850. 
 
 DOCTOR CALDWELL. 
 
 President Caldwell was an extraordinary man. The pen por- 
 traits drawn of him by such able observers as Paul C. Cameron, 
 Walker Anderson and others, show us a character, brave and strong, 
 full of energy and courage ; a scholar, yet a man of action ; genial 
 and kindly, yet stern in discipline ; a true Christian ; a courteous, 
 high-toned gentleman. His benevolence extended beyond the 
 sphere of his daily duties. His labors for popular education and 
 for the building of a railroad from the Tennessee line to the Atlantic, 
 show broad and enlightened views. 
 
 For thirty years he was the Atlas on whose shoulders our Uni- 
 versity world rested. The Trustees and Faculty learned to confide 
 not only in his sincerity of purpose, which all admitted, but in his 
 skill as a teacher, and wisdom as an executive officer. The students, 
 although often smarting under the severity of his censures, carried 
 
46 Sketches of the History of the 
 
 into their maturer life a profound respect for him in most cases 
 veneration and love. Among them were many leaders of the people 
 in all the States south of the Potomac, comprising a President and 
 Vice-President of the United States, members of the cabinet and 
 foreign ministers, National and State Senators and Representatives, 
 judges of the highest courts, Governors, professors in colleges and 
 eminent teachers, great divines in fact, men eminent in all the 
 pursuits of life. 
 
 President CaldwelPs prosperity culminated in 1824, when the 
 financial condition of the University was so good as to allow the 
 Trustees to send him to Europe for the purchase of scientific 
 apparatus and books, appropriating $6,000 for the purpose. 
 Mr. Cameron gives a glowing account of the illumination of 
 the buildings in honor of his return. It was only two years 
 after this when the effects of the financial crisis of 1825 were 
 felt in the diminution of students and of income. As usual 
 in such cases, the Trustees, hoping for a favorable change, post- 
 poned the reduction of the Faculty, borrowing money to meet 
 deficiencies, incurring a debt of nearly $40,000. It was then, and 
 long afterwards, generally thought that all of the property of the 
 institution was liable to be sold for its debts and the doors could 
 be closed. This direful evil was threatened, and while the good 
 President's heart was torn by anxiety on this acccount, he was 
 attacked by a most painful and lingering disease. His sun went 
 clown in the deepest gloom, after nine years of bodily and mental 
 suffering, on the 27th of January, 1835, at the age of sixty. A cast 
 was taken of his head after death, and the bust in the Philanthropic 
 Hall, executed Jby this means, preserves faithfully his features. 
 He is buried at the old monument, near the Dialectic Hall, with 
 his second wife and his stepson, Dr. William Hooper, sleeping by his 
 side. When President Polk visited Chapel Hill at the commence- 
 ment of 1847, the project for erecting a more handsome monument 
 of marble was inaugurated. He has a nobler monument still in 
 the county named in his honor by a grateful and admiring Legis- 
 lature. 
 
 Dr. Caldwell's specialty was Mathematics. He was the author 
 of a book on Geometry, in which, as an appendix, is a treatise on 
 Trigonometry. He was particularly partial to Astronomy. Prof. 
 
University of North Carolina. 47 
 
 James L. Love has shown in a well-written monograph that he is 
 entitled to the credit of having built the first Astronomical Obser- 
 vatory in America, connected with a college. It was on a knoll 
 a few hundred yards southeast of the campus. In it were a me- 
 ridian transit instrument, a zenith telescope, a refracting telescope, 
 an astronomical clock, a sextant, a reflecting circle, and a Hadley's 
 quadrant. Observations were made for several years, in 1832 and 
 afterwards, by him and Professors Mitchell and Phillips. The 
 instruments were removed after his death on account of leakage in 
 the roof, and the abandoned building was soon destroyed by fire. 
 Dr. Caldwell was Professor of Mathematics and Chairman of 
 the Faculty from 1798 to 1804, then President until 1812, teaching 
 Mathematics at the same time ; then at his earnest request he was 
 relieved of the Presidency. His successor was Rev. Robert Hett 
 Chapman, D. D., a good and learned man, but not successful as 
 an executive officer. The records show that his difficulties chiefly 
 came from the intensity of political feeling in those war times. 
 He was a Federalist and nearly all the students were Republicans. 
 Their hostility to him culminated in contemptuous injury to his 
 property. Dr. Caldwell obtained a warrant against the perpe- 
 trators and forced the students to divulge the names of the guilty 
 parties under process of law. Dr. Chapman resigned after a 
 troublous incumbency of four years, and Dr. Caldwell was forced 
 reluctantly to resume the headship, only to lay it down with his 
 life. 
 
 TENNESSEE LANDS SOLD. 
 
 The echoes of Dr. CaldwelPs funeral bell had hardly died away 
 when the dark clouds passed from the sky of the University. The 
 escheated lands of the Revolutionary soldiers, who had died with- 
 out heirs, located in West Tennessee, belonging to the University, 
 were bringing little profit to the institution. The Secretary, Charles 
 Manly, was sent by the Trustees, in conjunction with their agent, 
 Samuel Dickens, to sell the whole, including the 20,000 acres do- 
 nated by Governor Smith in 1790. Speculation in western lands 
 was buoyant, purchasers were readily found, and an endow- 
 ment, after paying all debts, of about $150,000 was received. 
 $100,000 of this was invested in bank stocks, drawing eight per 
 
48 Sketches of the History of the 
 
 cent, dividends, and a total income of about $12,000 yearly, in ad- 
 dition to tuition receipts, was received. An assured salary could 
 be offered to a new President, and additional professors employed. 
 
 GOVERNOR SWAIN. 
 
 The choice of the Trustees for the Presidency fell on David L. 
 Swain, who, at the age of thirty-four, had filled with honor the offices 
 of Solicitor, Judge and Governor, besides being a member of the 
 General Assembly and Convention. In his busy life he had not 
 been able to read many books, but he had great knowledge of men, 
 a large brain, a powerful memory, a genial temper, and kindly 
 heart, ready wit and unfailing tact. While his person was un- 
 gainly, his manner was imposing, and he was a most effective 
 speaker. His administrative powers were of a high order. He 
 had the prestige of success. He had large acquaintance with 
 North Carolina, and has left valuable monographs on various 
 portions of its history. 
 
 The procurement of an endowment and the election of a popular 
 ex-Governor as President, caused an immediate accession of matric- 
 ulates. The number rose from 89 in 1836 to 142 in 1837, and 169 
 in 1838. For the first twelve years of Swain's administration the 
 attendance averaged somewhat larger than during the best years of 
 Cald well's. The increase was not, however, in proportion to the 
 increase of population, nor to the better facilities for travelling. 
 This was the result of the extreme low prices of agricultural pro- 
 ducts during this period. Cotton was as low as five cents per 
 pound in 1844 and 1845. After 1850, owing to rapid increase of 
 prosperity in the South by extension of the cotton culture, combined 
 with the increase of slaves, and to the completion of railroads, 
 making travelling more easy, the number rapidly grew. In 1853- ? 54 
 there were 281, of whom 220 were from North Carolina; in 
 1857- ? 58 and 1858-'59 the maximum was reached; 461 in the 
 former year, of whom 1 68 were from other states, and in the latter 
 456, of whom 178 were from beyond our borders. Then the effects 
 of the panic of 1857, and the apprehensions of the coming war 
 began to be felt. In 1859-'60 there were 430 ; in 1860-'61 only 376. 
 
 Being a Southern Institution, the sons of the University rushed 
 
University of North Carolina. 49 
 
 into the war with all the 6lan of Southern character. Trustees, 
 alumni, professors, tutors, students, ceased reading of the old wars 
 of Greece and Rome, ceased disputing about the conflicts of chemical 
 atoms, ceased pondering over the solution of mathematical problems, 
 threw aside their books and their studies, gave up fair hopes and 
 scholarly leisure and life itself, without grudging the magnitude of 
 the sacrifice. Into that great vortex were plunged the largest por- 
 tion of our wealth and much of the best youth of our country ; 
 but none who died left a wider remembrance or more sincere 
 mourners than the sons of the University, the victims of the 
 great civil war. 
 
 The University was one of the few Southern institutions which 
 kept its light burning throughout that dark and bitter period. 
 The perseverance of President Swain and the elders of his coad- 
 jutors (his younger associates had gone to the war), kept that light 
 in steady radiance until Kilpatrick's cavalry tramped through the 
 streets of Chapel Hill. 
 
 The terrible blow to higher education by the disastrous struggle 
 may be gathered from the simple facts that out of the 95 Fresh- 
 men who matriculated in 1857-'58 only 10, out of the 80 Fresh- 
 men of 1858-'59 only 1, and out of the 68 Freshmen of 1859-'60 
 only 5, remained to receive their diplomas at graduation. Taking 
 the three classes together, 227 out of 243 lost their opportunity of 
 higher education ; nearly all of them enlisting in the army. The 
 tablets in Memorial Hall contain 260 names of our alumni who 
 lost their lives in the Confederate cause, beginning with Lieutenant- 
 General, Bishop Polk, who matriculated in 1821, and ending with 
 John R. Haughton and Frederick Nash, matriculates of 1862, 
 James J. Phillips, of 1863, and Wm. H. C. Webb, of 1864. The 
 researches of Dr. Stephen B. Weeks have added at least ten to the 
 mournful list. 
 
 As the personal and official prosperity of Dr. Caldwell culmin- 
 ated in 1824, so that of Governor Swain culminated in 1859. He 
 had been recently honored with the degree of LL. D., by Yale 
 University. The commencement of that year was a most brilliant 
 occasion. President Buchanan was present, with Secretary Thomp- 
 son, and many of the most distinguished citizens of the State. 
 The University was in a most prosperous condition. Its income 
 4 
 
50 Sketches of the History of the 
 
 largely exceeded its expenditures. The General Assembly, as a 
 favor, had granted it the right to subscribe for $200,000 in the 
 new Bank of North Carolina. Half of the stock was paid for, 
 and it had money owing it by individuals sufficient, with a few 
 years' savings, to pay for the other half. Thus would be secured 
 $16,000 a year, which, added to tuition receipts, would make a 
 total annuity of over $35,000. 
 
 From that year the troubles of the worthy President began 
 troubles, personal and official. His sense of hearing became more 
 and more dull. The numbers of the University began to fall off 
 as the mutterings of the coming storm were heard. 
 
 War began, and for four years the institution he loved so well 
 was the object of the most painful solicitude. While he had pri- 
 vate means sufficient for his own support, his professors found it 
 difficult to live on their salaries, paid in depreciated currency. But 
 for the liberty given them by the Trustees, to cut fuel from the 
 University lands, they would have been compelled to resort to 
 other pursuits in order to procure the necessities of life. At the 
 end of 1862 a professor's salary was worth 60 barrels of flour; at 
 the end of 1863, 20 barrels; at the end of 1864, 9 barrels; and 
 in the spring of 1865, about 4 barrels. The number of students 
 dwindled to 60, with a Junior class of two. By the destruction 
 of the value of the Confederate and State treasury notes and 
 bonds, the close of the war found the bank stock of the University 
 worthless. The endowment was gone, but the debts remained 
 about $100,000, the major part incurred for the worthless stock. 
 The salaries of the professors could not be paid out of the meagre 
 tuition receipts of only 76 students in 1865, 107 in 1866, and 86 
 in 1867. The General Assembly granted $7,000 for one year, but 
 the relief was partial only. By the exertions of President Swain, 
 the Agricultural College land scrip was issued to the State, and 
 transferred to the University, but, except for a small amount, the 
 proceeds could be made available only after long delay. A 
 thorough reorganization was deemed advisable, and to that end the 
 members of the Faculty placed their resignations in the hands of 
 the Trustees. A scheme of reorganization, more in accordance 
 with modern ideas, very much like that now prevailing, reported 
 by a committee of Trustees, Messrs. K. P. Battle, William A. 
 
University of North Carolina. 51 
 
 Graham, and S. F. Phillip.3, through Mr. Battle, the chairman, 
 was adopted to go into operation in the fall of 1868. At the 
 Commencement of that year, it was apparent that the Trustees 
 would soon lose their places in pursuance of the changes in the 
 mode of appointing Trustees, ordained by the constitution adopted 
 under the Reconstruction Acts of Congress. They therefore refused 
 to accept the resignations of the Faculty, and directed the exercises 
 to be resumed, as was accustomed after the usual vacation. 
 
 As was expected the old Trustees were removed in July, 1868, 
 and others appointed in their stead. These at once vacated the 
 chairs of all the members of the Faculty. President Swain claimed 
 that, as by the new Constitution the President of the Univer- 
 sity was made ex-offido a Trustee of the same, his office was placed 
 beyond the authority of the Board. This claim was not allowed, 
 and he did not appeal to the courts. Soon afterwards he was so 
 severely wounded by being thrown from his carriage by a run- 
 away horse, that he died on the 27th of August, his last thoughts, 
 like Caldwdl's, being on the apparent ruin of an institution he 
 loved better than his life. 
 
 NOTES ABOUT THE PROFESSORS. 
 
 Among the coadjutors of Caldwell and Swain, the following 
 are specially mentioned on account of the length and faithfulness 
 of service, or because of their attaining distinction in other fields. 
 
 Professors Ker, Harris and Archibald D. Murphy, of the 
 early professors, have already been described. Rev. Wm. Bing- 
 ham, a learned and most faithful professor, founder of the 
 Bingham School, which has been continued with eminent ability 
 by his son, William J., and his grandsons, Col. William and 
 Major Robert Bingham, was an emigrant from North Ireland, in 
 the latter part of the last century. 
 
 Ethan A. Andrews, LL. D., and Denison Olinsted, LL. D., 
 were called back to Yale College, and were the authors of valuable 
 text-books in their respective departments of Latin and Natural 
 Philosophy. While in North Carolina Prof. Olmsted made a 
 report on the Geology of the State, said to be the first in point of 
 time in the Union. 
 
52 Sketches of the History of the 
 
 Rev. Elisha Mitchell, D. D., LL. D., a native of Connecticut, 
 was an indefatigable and successful worker in the development of 
 the Botany, Geology and Mineralogy of North Carolina. He was 
 the author of many monographs on these subjects of great value, 
 including text-books in Chemistry and Geology. After the death 
 of Dr. Caldwell, he was Chairman of the Faculty until the arrival 
 of Governor Swain, and frequently acted in that capacity in the 
 absence of the latter from Chapel Hill. He had a very great 
 brain, and if he had confined himself to a specialty, would have 
 won world-wide distinction. He began his service for the Uni- 
 versity as Professor of Mathematics. After eight years in this 
 department he was transferred to the chair of Chemistry, Geology 
 and Mineralogy, but he extended his reading into all departments, 
 including theology, and even law. The stone walls around the 
 campus and other University lands are monuments to his memory 
 at Chapel Hill, while he sleeps on the summit of the highest peak 
 of the Black, named in his honor, in exploring which he lost his 
 life on June 16th, 1858. He and Olmsted and Andrews were 
 graduates of Yale University. 
 
 Rev. James Phillips, D. D., was a native of England. He died 
 at the post of duty, suddenly, on the Chapel rostrum, as he was 
 about to conduct morning prayers one day in 1867, after having 
 faithfully served the institution for forty-one years. He was a 
 preacher of great force and fervor, and was a profound scholar, 
 especially in pure and applied mathematics and in theology. He 
 was succeeded by his son, Rev. Charles Phillips, D. D., LL. D., 
 who gained great reputation in the South, both as an instructor 
 and preacher. After being superseded as heretofore mentioned in 
 1868, he served as Professor of Mathematics in Davidson College 
 until 1875, when he was invited to resume his chair at the Uni- 
 versity, serving during that year as Chairman of the Faculty. 
 Three years later he was forced by ill health to tender his resig- 
 nation of his professorship, but consented, at the request of 
 the Trustees, to allow his name to continue in the list of the 
 Faculty as Professor Emeritus. He has recently removed to 
 Birmingham, Ala. 
 
 Professor Walker Anderson embraced the profession of the law 
 and became Chief Justice of Florida. 
 
University of North Carolina. 53 
 
 Win. M. Green, D. D. LL. D., was the Protestant Episcopal 
 Bishop of Mississippi, and Chancellor of the University of the 
 South. He was one of the last survivors of the class of President 
 Polk (1818), dying in 1887, leaving Kev. Dr. Kobert Hall Morri- 
 son the sole survivor and oldest living graduate. 
 
 Eev. Wm. Hooper, D. D., was a grandson of Wm. Hooper, a 
 signer of the Declaration of Independence. He was at one time 
 President of Wake Forest College, at another, Professor in the 
 University of South Carolina. He was an elegant writer, as his 
 published sermons and addresses show. He was engaged in the 
 instruction of youth, male or female, for sixty-six years. 
 
 His cousin and son-in-law, John DeBerniere Hooper, was a 
 teacher for forty-one years. He was an accurate and well-read 
 scholar and was possessed of an elegant style as a writer. 
 
 Kev. Charles F. Deems, D. D. LL. D., born in Maryland, is 
 Pastor of the Church of the Strangers, New York, and is the 
 author of several able and popular religious works, viz. : " Who 
 Was Jesus," " The Home Altar," " Weights and Wings," etc. He 
 is a preacher of great power, and in that capacity, and as President 
 of the American Institute of Christian Philosophy, and editor of 
 Christian Thought, exercises a wide influence. 
 
 Wm. H. Battle, LL. D., was Judge of the Superior Court ol 
 North Carolina from 1840 to 1852 and of the Supreme Court 
 from 1852 to 1868. He was at one time Reporter of the decisions 
 of the Supreme Court, and reprinted with annotations volumes of 
 old reports, which had become out of print. He was also one of 
 the authorized compilers of the Revised Statutes, and sole compiler 
 of Battle's Revisal. 
 
 His associate in the School of Law, Samuel Field Phillips, son 
 of Rev. Dr. James Phillips, held under this State the positions of 
 Reporter, of Auditor, and of Speaker of the House of Commons ; 
 and under the United States, the office of Solicitor General. 
 
 Rev. Albert M. Shipp, D. D., LL. D., after leaving the Univer- 
 sity, was President of Wofford College, and Dean of the Theolog- 
 ical department of Vanderbilt University. He was a very able 
 preacher. 
 
 Manuel Fetter, a native of New York, was Professor of Greek 
 for thirty years, and then a teacher of boys for twenty years longer, 
 
54 Sketches of the History of the 
 
 making fifty years spent in teaching. He had a peculiar hold on 
 the affections of those who studied under him at the University. 
 
 Rev. Fordyce M. Hubbard, D. D., born in Massachusetts, was 
 master of an elegant style, and was author of various historical 
 and literary essays of great merit. He was very learned in classi- 
 cal and English literature. 
 
 Nicholas M. Hentz was distinguished for his learning as an 
 entomologist, and published an exhaustive monograph on spiders. 
 He was the husband of the authoress, Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz. 
 
 Rev. John Thomas Wheat, D. D., was widely known as a 
 minister of the gospel for about sixty years. His work lay chiefly 
 in Tennessee, Virginia, and this State. 
 
 Rev. Andrew D. Hepburn, D. D., LL. D., a native of Penn- 
 sylvania, after leaving the University became President of David- 
 son College, and a professor in Miami College, in Ohio. He has 
 published an excellent text-book on Rhetoric. He is a learned and 
 accurate scholar, especially in mental and moral philosophy. 
 
 Prof. William J. Martin, LL. D., a native of Virginia, was a 
 meritorious officer (Colonel), of the Confederate war. He has 
 been about twenty years Professor of Chemistry at Davidson Col- 
 lege, and has acted as President with great acceptability. 
 
 Prof. Benjamin S. Hedrick, after leaving North Carolina, was 
 for many years chemical expert in the Patent Office at Washing- 
 ton, D. C. 
 
 Of the Tutors, John M. Morehead and Wm. D. Mosely became 
 Governors, the former of North Carolina, the latter of Florida ; 
 M. E. Manly became Judge of the Superior and Supreme Courts 
 of the State ; Anderson Mitchell and James Martin, Judges of the 
 Superior Courts; Giles Mebane, Speaker of the Senate; Jacob 
 Thompson attained Cabinet positions in the United States, and 
 then the Confederate States; Gavin Hogg was a leader of the 
 bar of the State ; Lewis Williams was for years member of the 
 House of Representatives ; H. C. Jones, Reporter of the Supreme 
 Court of the State; Edward D. Sims, Professor of the Uni- 
 versity of Georgia ; James H. Otey, Protestant Episcopal Bishop 
 of Tennessee; R. H. Graves, Principal of prominent schools for 
 males. 
 
University of North Carolina. 55 
 
 THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES. 
 
 The Board of Trustees, under the Constitution of 1868, was 
 composed of one from each county, appointed by the Board of 
 Education, with the members of the latter ex-officio Trustees of the 
 University. The Board thus constituted elected new professors, 
 with Rev. Solomon Pool, D. D., President. The doors of the insti- 
 tution were opened, and in 1869 '70 a catalogue was published, 
 showing a list of 35 students. As the attendance was not satis- 
 factory, and there was no endowment for the support of the 
 Faculty, the Trustees in 1872 ordered the exercises to be indefi- 
 nitely suspended. 
 
 In 1873 a Constitutional Amendment was adopted by a vote ol 
 the people, giving the management of the University to the 
 General Assembly. That body in 1874 provided for the election 
 of 64 Trustees by joint ballot of the Senators and Representatives, 
 to serve for eight years, but so classified that one-fourth go out of 
 office every two years. In 1877 the number was increased to 72, 
 and in 1884 to 80. Ten constitute a quorum. In order still 
 further to remedy the difficulties resulting from the government 
 being vested in so numerous a body of men, scattered over the 
 State, an Executive Committee of seven is annually appointed by 
 the Board, who have all powers not prohibited. Thus are secured 
 such promptness and continuity of management as are necessary 
 to success in all matters of business. 
 
 The new Trustees lost no time in meeting for the purpose of re- 
 opening the institution. Governor Tod R. Caldwell was requested 
 to preside, but he refused to do so, alleging that the Board had not 
 been appointed in accordance with the Constitution. Dr. Pool, 
 who had charge of the University buildings, likewise declined to 
 surrender possession of the same. 
 
 Hon. Alexander Mclver, Superintendent of Public Education, 
 with whom had been deposited for safe keeping the University 
 seal and record books of the University, consented to become 
 defendant in a friendly suit for the purpose of deciding the ques- 
 tion. The Supreme Court gave their decision in favor of the new 
 Board, and on May 4th, 1875, they met at the Executive office, 
 Governor Curtis H. Brogden presiding, and Kemp P. Battle, 
 
56 Sketches of the History of the 
 
 being appointed Secretary. A committee, consisting of Messrs. 
 Kemp P. Battle, John Manning, James A. Graham, J. J. Davis 
 and Rev. C. B. Hassell, on motion of Mr. P. C. Cameron was 
 appointed to report a scheme of reorganization at an adjourned 
 meeting next day. The committee accordingly submitted a scheme 
 embracing six colleges or departments. The plan was adopted, 
 and at an adjourned meeting on the 16th of June ensuing an 
 amendment was adopted, providing for an adjunct professorship 
 of Latin and German. The following Professors were chosen : 
 Rev. Charles Phillips, D. D., LL. D., Professor of Mathematics ; 
 J. DeBerniere Hooper, A. M., Professor of Greek and French ; 
 Rev. Adolphus W. Mangum, A. M., Professor of Moral Philosophy 
 and English Literature; Alexander Fletcher Redd, Professor of 
 Physics and Chemistry; Ralph H. Graves, B. Sc., C. & M. E., 
 Professor of Engineering ; John Kimberly, A. M., Professor of 
 Agriculture; George Tayloe Winston, Adjunct Professor of Latin 
 and German. Of these Dr. Phillips and Professors Hooper and 
 Kimberly had been members of the Faculty in former times; 
 Messrs. Graves and Winston had been students of the University, 
 but had completed their education elsewhere, the latter at the 
 United States Naval Academy and Cornell University, the former 
 at the University of Virginia; Prof. Mangum was a graduate of 
 Randolph-Macon College, and Prof. Redd was an alumnus of the 
 Virginia Military Institute. Dr. Phillips was, by authority of 
 the Board of Trustees, elected by the Faculty Chairman. 
 
 As has already been stated, money was contributed, mainly by 
 alumni, for repairs which were most judiciously made under the 
 personal supervision of Mr. P. C. Cameron. By aid of these con- 
 tributions and the interest on the Land Grant, which the General 
 Assembly at the request of the Trustees ordered to be paid, the 
 doors were opened on the 6th of September, 1875, the attendance 
 in the first year reaching 69; in the second, 112; and in the 
 third, 160. In the following week, on the 15th, were had the 
 formal ceremonies of the reopening. A procession of students, 
 citizens of the village, visitors, Alumni, Faculty, and Trustees of 
 the University, and the chaplain and orators of the day marched 
 from the South Building into Gerrard Hall. Addresses were de- 
 livered by Governor Curtis H. Brogden, President ex-officio of the 
 
University of North Carolina. 57 
 
 Board of Trustees, and by Hon. William H. Battle, a graduate of 
 1820, at the request of the Faculty. A hymn composed by Mrs. 
 C. P. Spencer for the occasion was sung. A most feeling prayer 
 was offered by Eev. Dr. Wm. Hooper, who had graduated sixty- 
 eight years before. 
 
 IMPKOVEMENTS SINCE THE KEOPENING. 
 
 The improvements in the University, since the reopening in 
 1875, have been marked, as the following statement will show. 
 When we consider the poverty of the State, and the frequent fail- 
 ures in crops, they have been very gratifying. 
 
 The numbers have for the last six years averaged 207, nearly 
 all being from North Carolina. This is more than was had from 
 the opening in 1795 to the year 1852. In 1853-'54 the number 
 from this State was only 220, and in 1854-'55, only 230. There 
 was then however a considerable attendance from other states, 
 especially those south of us, on account of their unparalleled pros- 
 perity, and their having been settled by North Carolina families. 
 In addition to the impoverishment and sundering of old ties 
 caused by the long war, and the closing of this University for so 
 many years, these states have well endowed and well manned in- 
 stitutions which are all free, except in the case of the University 
 of South Carolina, which was once free, but now charges $40 per 
 annum for tuition. 
 
 The prosperity of our University has stimulated the other col- 
 leges of our State, so that the departure from our borders of young 
 men for higher education, other than those pursuing specialties, 
 has almost ceased. Up to the reopening in 1875, not a dollar of 
 annual appropriation had ever been secured from the State. The 
 $7,500 interest on the Land Grant fund cannot properly be con- 
 sidered an appropriation, as it is merely interest paid on an honest 
 obligation, and this has been ordered to be transferred to the Agri- 
 cultural and Mechanical College at Raleigh. Independently of 
 this, the University has by the Act of 1881 $5,000, and by the Act 
 of 1885 $15,000, making a regular income of $20,000 from the 
 State. This amount with the receipts from tuition and interest on 
 endowments, enables the University to employ a teaching force 
 
58 Sketches of the History of the 
 
 substantially equal to that had in its palmiest days. In I860, 
 counting the President, there were eleven professors and five 
 assistants ; in 1888, eleven professors and three assistants. 
 
 The University has kept step with the general educational 
 tendency of the age in the direction of more practical and scientific 
 studies, while holding high its classical and mathematical standard. 
 A full professorship is given to the English language and litera- 
 ture. Quantitative and qualitative analysis in chemistry are pro- 
 vided for in ample laboratories, built as an extension to Person Hall, 
 instead of the ill- ventilated and darkened basement under Smith 
 Hall. A separate laboratory is assigned for work in mineralogy 
 and another large one for work in botany, and dissection and study 
 of animals. Graduates in Chemistry of this University, since 
 1875, are at the head of the State Experiment and Fertilizer 
 Control Station, and of various other enterprises requiring such 
 scientific knowledge. Funds have been provided for the purchase 
 of large additions to the apparatus and appliances for teaching in 
 the departments of Physics, Chemistry and Natural History, 
 including such instruments and models as are needed to illustrate 
 the most recent discoveries in electricity, &c. A large collection 
 has been made of mineralogical specimens, as well as woods and 
 medicinal plants, and the specimens, previously owned by the 
 University, have been relabelled in accordance with modern scien- 
 tific nomenclature and properly displayed. A nearly complete 
 collection of the skins of birds of the State and a very large col- 
 lection of insects and other animals have been made. 
 
 In the department of Physics and Engineering, there is a great 
 progress in the acquisition of apparatus, &c., needed for instruc- 
 tion. Besides purchases made from time to time the Trustees 
 have recently appropriated $1,500 for this department alone, and 
 the physical laboratory will soon be supplied with a dynamo and 
 other instruments, requisite for showing experimentally the most 
 recent discoveries. Much practical work is required in the use of 
 surveying and engineering instruments, and in projection drawing. 
 
 In Pure Mathematics constant drilling is had in the lower classes, 
 and the higher, being elective, and only entered by the best 
 students, are carried much further than was possible in miscel- 
 laneous classes. 
 
University of North Carolina. 59 
 
 The other departments are not behind the scientific in the best 
 methods and appliances of teaching. In that of Political Econo- 
 my and Constitutional Law much attention is given to the history 
 of the great questions involved, and an elective course in the Con- 
 stitutional History of England has been added. In Mental and 
 Moral Philosophy there is increased study of Christian Evidences, 
 and an elective course in the History of Philosophy and Natural 
 Theology is given. 
 
 In the Classics it is aimed to make the students able to read 
 at sight the standard authors, and to appreciate the beauties of 
 thought and language. They are constantly practised in Greek 
 and Latin Composition, and made to study the Histories of Greece 
 and Rome. A course in Comparative Philology is given in these 
 departments. 
 
 In the department of English much attention is paid to the 
 History of English Literature, to the criticism of the best authors 
 at various epochs, to the beauties of style and language, and to 
 the formation of good style. Historical Grammar is carefully 
 studied. Much parallel reading is required. There is an elective 
 class in Anglo-Saxon, in addition to the regular work of the 
 department. 
 
 French and German are taught by a full professor, a native of 
 a neighboring State, who has spent years in both France and 
 Germany, and has the proper pronunciation of those languages 
 and thorough acquaintance with their idioms. Attention is paid to 
 the history and development of the literature of those countries. 
 
 In all these departments, post-graduate courses are provided, 
 as has been stated, giving the students advanced instruction of a 
 high order. This is done in addition to the regular work of the 
 professors, and there is no charge for tuition. 
 
 Besides the above, the President and professors offer for three 
 months in each year during the session, special instruction in their 
 departments, suitable to the teachers of the State. For this no 
 tuition is charged. Among the studies thus offered is the Science 
 and Art of Teaching, thereby giving the advantages of the Summer 
 Normal Schools, which have been abolished. 
 
 Shorter courses of study, requiring only two years for their 
 completion, are offered to those who have not time nor money nor 
 
60 Sketches of the History of the 
 
 the previous preparation to enable them to complete one of the full 
 four-year courses. One of these courses is arranged for the educa- 
 tion of teachers, another for physicians and pharmacists, a third 
 for the training of business men, merchants, farmers, manufac- 
 turers, mechanics, &c. And provision is made for those wishing 
 to pursue special studies in Chemistry, Natural History, &c. 
 
 The Law School has been placed on a much more satisfactory 
 basis, the professor in charge devoting nearly all his time to in- 
 struction. 
 
 Arrangements have been made for the addition to the Univer- 
 sity, beginning at the opening of the next fall term, of a well 
 equipped and well manned Medical and Pharmaceutical depart- 
 ment, in which students can get thorough preliminary training in 
 all studies pertaining to those professions. 
 
 The literary and scientific activity of the students is quickened 
 by various societies, conducted jointly by Faculty and students. 
 
 The Elisha Mitchell Society is for the promotion of scientific 
 research. Other scientific workers in the State are members. A 
 Journal is published, which is exchanged for the publications of 
 more than two hundred similar learned bodies. Thus a valuable 
 scientific library is being collected. 
 
 Another society is the Shakspere Club, for the critical study of 
 Shakspere and other dramatists. Carefully prepared papers are 
 read, and addresses made. The nucleus of a Shakspere library is 
 formed. 
 
 The North Carolina Historical Society is engaged in the study 
 of our State history, and the collection of documents and materials 
 for its illustration. Public meetings are sometimes held for this, 
 as well as the other societies, and papers read. 
 
 The Seminary of Literature and Philology has for its object 
 promotion of research along special lines of literary work. The 
 professors, besides guiding and assisting in the regular work, pre- 
 sent, from time to time the results of their own labors. The 
 character of the topics may be gathered from the following list of 
 subjects on the programme: 1. Lyric Poetry; 2. The Historians; 
 3. Sacred Literature ; 4. Words ; 5. The Drama ; 6. The Super- 
 natural in Literature ; 7. The Alphabet ; 8. Epic Poetry. 
 
 The spirit and intelligence shown by the students in these socie- 
 
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 ties are very encouraging, and the professors are stimulated to 
 increased ardor in their respective specialties. 
 
 The University is entitled to the distinction of having inau- 
 gurated the plan of Summer Normal Schools. The first was held 
 in the University buildings in June and July, 1877, and was won- 
 derfully successful in arousing enthusiasm and introducing the 
 best methods of teaching into the State. The President and 
 several of the professors gave a large portion of their vacations to 
 the work without pecuniary compensation. This Normal School 
 was the parent of those held in various parts of North Carolina, 
 and was imitated in Virginia, South Carolina, and nearly every 
 Southern State. Although now discontinued in North Carolina, 
 their influence will be felt in the Teachers' Institutes recently inau- 
 gurated by Act of Assembly, under the management of two of our 
 recent graduates. 
 
 The erection of the addition to Person Hall, the Gymnasium 
 and the Memorial Hall, has been since the re-opening in 1875. 
 These cost nearly $50,000, while repairs and changes in the old 
 buildings have been made, costing nearly $20,000 more. The 
 greater portion of this money (about $70,000) has been contributed 
 by the alumni and friends of the institution. 
 
 The branch railroad to Chapel Hill was secured chiefly by the 
 exertions of Governor Jarvis, Col. A. B. Andrews, Gen. R. H. 
 Hoke, and the officers of the University. 
 
 In addition to the amount above stated, as donated for buildings 
 and repairs, Rev. Dr. C. F. Deems has provided a fund, to which 
 the late Mr. W. H. Vanderbilt made a handsome addition, for 
 aiding students by loans, amounting to over $13,000; the late B. 
 F. Moore, $5,000 ; and the late Mary R. Smith, a plantation worth 
 about $15,000, for paying the tuition of needy students ; and Mrs. 
 Cornelia P. Spencer made an addition to the library of about 
 1,000 volumes, in all nearly $50,000. It may be safely estimated 
 that over $75,000 have been donated to the University since its 
 re-opening in 1875, besides the procurement of the annual appro- 
 priation of $20,000. When we consider the exceedingly distressed 
 financial condition of our people, this statement shows that> the 
 friends of the institution have not been sleeping. 
 
 The improvement in the religious condition of the student body 
 
62 Sketches of the History of the 
 
 is shown by the great interest taken in the work of the Young 
 Men's Christian Association. Its meetings are regularly attended 
 and conducted with true devotional spirit and fervor. The 
 members have recently fitted up, with neatness and taste, their 
 Hall on the first floor of the South Building, and the room adjoin- 
 ing it on the west, the latter as a reading-room. The Association 
 has a great and increasing influence for good among the students. 
 
 LIBRARIES. 
 
 There are three libraries, one belonging to the University, and 
 one to each of the Literary Societies, each containing about 8,000 
 volumes. These by recent action have been combined, and thus a 
 most valuable collection of over 20,000 volumes is accessible to 
 the students every day in the week except Sundays, in the spacious, 
 well lighted, and well ventilated room, called Smith HalL Ad- 
 joining the library is a well equipped reading-room. 
 
 LITERARY SOCIETIES. 
 
 There are only two Literary Societies of the students in the 
 University, the Dialectic and Philanthropic. Both were established 
 in 1795, the former having a brief priority in time. The latter was 
 for a few months called the Concord Society. The motto of the 
 former is " Love of Virtue and Science," and its color is blue, the 
 emblem of truth. The motto of the latter is " Virtue, Liberty, and 
 Science/ 7 and its color is white, the emblem of purity. As has been 
 said, James Mebane was the first President of the Dialectic Society. 
 Richard Eagles, whose name survives in Eagles 7 Island, opposite 
 Wilmington, was the first President of the Philanthropic Society. 
 The students, until a few years ago, selected one or the other from 
 social or other personal motives. Lately there has grown up the 
 custom, not founded on any law, that those from the western coun- 
 ties shall join the Dialectic, and those from the eastern counties, the 
 Philanthropic Society. The dividing line is not fixed, but well 
 enough understood to prevent disputes. Some of the central coun- 
 ties are considered debatable territory but etiquette forbids active 
 effort to influence the decisions of those coming from this territory. 
 
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University of North Carolina. 63 
 
 Occasionally, too, for special reasons, the rule is broken and occa- 
 sions no permanent ill-feeling. The relative numbers vary from 
 year to year, as the larger wave of students happens to flow from 
 the East or the West. 
 
 The exercises of the Societies consist in debating, declamation, 
 and English composition. The meetings are secret. They are 
 conducted, as a rule, with great decorum, and the members perform 
 their duties with much diligence and spirit. Many alumni, who 
 have achieved great success in life, have borne testimony to the 
 advantages they derived from practice in speaking and writing, 
 and in the conduct of deliberative assemblies. 
 
 The Societies, alternately, select a distinguished man to deliver 
 an oration before the University on the day preceding the annual 
 Commencement day. This usage has existed since 1826. It is 
 suspended for the present year, owing to the Centennial Celebra- 
 tion, the orators being chosen by a committee of the Alumni Asso- 
 ciation and by the Faculty. 
 
 Three Eepresentatives, chosen after competition by judges ap- 
 pointed by the Faculty, deliver original speeches during Com- 
 mencement week. The Marshals must likewise be members of 
 the Societies. 
 
 No other societies are allowed except with the permission of the 
 Trustees. Such permission has been granted to a number of 
 "Greek letter fraternities." 
 
 The Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies have each very hand- 
 some halls. They each have about twenty oil portraits of their 
 eminent members, life size. These are the best collections in the 
 State, perhaps not excelled in the South. Some of these are dona- 
 tions, the majority have been painted at the expense of the Societies. 
 
OFFICERS AND STUDENTS 
 
 OF THE 
 
 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. 
 
 1789-1889. 
 
 TRUSTEES. 
 
 PRESIDENTS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES. 
 
 [Since 1810 the Governors of the State have been ex officio Presidents of the Board.] 
 
 WILLIAM L.ENOIR 1790-'92 
 
 ALEXANDER MARTIN 1792-'93 
 
 RICHARD DOBBS SPAIGHT : 1793-'95 
 
 SAMUEL ASHE 1795-'99 
 
 BENJAMIN WILLIAMS 1799-1802 
 
 WILLIAM POLK 1802-'05 
 
 !NATHANAEL ALEXANDER 1805-'07 
 
 BENJAMIN WILLIAMS 1807-'09 
 
 DAVID STONE 1809-' 10 
 
 BENJAMIN SMITH 1810-'ll 
 
 WILLIAM HAWKINS 1811-14 
 
 WILLIAM MILLER 1814-'17 
 
 JOHN BRANCH 1817-'20 
 
 JESSE FRANKLIN 1820-' 21 
 
 GABRIEL HOLMES 1821-'24 
 
 HUTCHINS G. BURTON 1824r-'27 
 
 JAMES IREDELL 1827-'28 
 
 JOHN OWEN 1828-'30 
 
 MONTFORD STOKES 1830-'32 
 
 DAVID LIOWRY SWAIN 1832-'35 
 
 RICHARD DOBBS SPAIGHT, JR 1835-'37 
 
 EDWARD B. DUDLEY 1837-'41 
 
 JOHN M. MOREHEAD 1841-'45 
 
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66 Officers of the 
 
 WILLIAM A. GRAHAM 1845-'49 
 
 CHARLES MANLY 1849-'51 
 
 DAVID S. REID 1851-'54 
 
 WARREN WINSLOW 1854-'55 
 
 THOMAS BRAGG 1855-'59 
 
 JOHN W. ELLIS 1859-'61 
 
 HENRY T. CLARK 1861-'63 
 
 ZEBULON B. VANCE 186a-'65 
 
 WILLIAM W. HOLDEN 1865-'66 
 
 JONATHAN WORTH 1866-'68 
 
 WILLIAM W. HOLDEN 1868-70 
 
 TOD R. CALDWELL 1870-74 
 
 CURTIS H. BROGDEN 1874-77 
 
 ZEBULON B. VANCE v 1877-79 
 
 THOMAS J. JARVIS 1879-'85 
 
 ALFRED M. SCALES 1885-'89 
 
 OANIEL G. FOWLE 1889- 
 
 SECRETARIES OF THE BOARD. 
 
 JAMES TAYLOR ]790-'91 
 
 KOBERT BURTON 1791-'92 
 
 THOMAS ROGERS 1792-'95 
 
 HUGH WILLIAMSON 1795-1801 
 
 GAVIN ALVES 1801-'09 
 
 KOBERT WILLIAMS 1809-'21 
 
 CHARLES MANLY 1821-'48 
 
 CHARLES LIEWIS HINTON 1848-50 
 
 CHARLES MANLY 1850-'69 
 
 JR. W. L.ASSITER 1869-74 
 
 KEMP P. BATTLE 1874-76 
 
 SEATON GALES 1876-77 
 
 WILLIAM L. SAUNDERS 1877- 
 
 TREASURERS. 
 
 JOHN CRAVEN 1790-'95 
 
 WALTER ALVES 179o-'99 
 
 GAVIN ALVES 1799-1809 
 
 ROBERT WILLIAMS 1809-'21 
 
 CHARLES MANLY 1821-'48 
 
 CHARLES LEWIS HINTON 1848-'50 
 
 CHARLES MANLY 1850-'69 
 
 R. W. LASSITER 1869-74 
 
 KEMP P. BATTLE 1874-76 
 
 SEATON GALES 1876-77 
 
 WILLIAM L. SAUNDERS... 1877- 
 
University of North Carolina, 1789-1889. 67 
 
 MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES. 
 
 [NOTE. Until 1804, the Trustees filled vacancies occurring in their Board ; from 1804 to 1868, 
 members were elected by the General Assembly ; from 1868 to 1874, they were appointed by the 
 Board of Education ; and since 1874, they have been elected by the General Assembly.] 
 
 TERM APPOINTED TERM 
 
 BEGAN. FROM. EXPIRED. 
 
 1789 SAMUEL JOHNSTON, LiLuD ^Chowan 1801 
 
 " JAMES IREDELL Chowan 1790 
 
 " CHARLES JOHNSON Chowan 1792 
 
 " HUGH WILLIAMSON, UL.D Chowan 1801 
 
 " STEPHEN CABARRUS Chowan 1792 
 
 " RICHARD DOBBS SPAIGHT Craven 1802 
 
 " WILLIAM BLOUNT Craven 1793 
 
 " BENJAMIN WILLIAMS Moore 1802 
 
 " JOHN SlTGREAVES Craven 1802 
 
 " FREDERICK HARGETT Jones 1796 
 
 " ROBERT WHITEHURST SNEAD Granville 1799 
 
 " ARCHIBALD MACLAINE New Hanover ....1791 
 
 " SAMUEL ASHE New Hanover.... 17 '98 
 
 " ROBERT DIXON Duplin 1790 
 
 " BENJAMIN SMITH Brunswick 1824 
 
 " SAMUEL SPENCER, LrL.E> Anson 1793 
 
 " .. ..JOHN HAY Cumberland 1809 
 
 " JAMES HOGG Cumberland 1802 
 
 " HENRY WILLIAM HARRINGTON Richmond 1795 
 
 " WILLIAM BARRY GROVE Cumberland 1818 
 
 " SAMUEL McCoRKLE, D.l> Rowan 1801 
 
 " ADLAI OSBORNE Rowan 1814 
 
 " JOHN STOKES Stokes 1790 
 
 " JOHN HAMILTON Guilford 1802 
 
 " JOSEPH GRAHAM Mecklenburg 1790 
 
 " JOHN WILLIAMS Granville 1799 
 
 " THOMAS PERSON Granville 1795 
 
 *' ALFRED MOORE Brunswick 1807 
 
 " ALEXANDER MEBANE Orange 1795 
 
 " JOEL LANE Wake 1795 
 
 ." WILLIE JONES Halifax 1799 
 
 " BENJAMIN HAWKINS Warren 1798 
 
 " JOHN HAYWOOD, SR Edgecombe 1827 
 
 " JOHN MACON Warren 1792 
 
 " WILLIAM RICHARDSON DA VIE, LL.D Halifax 1807 
 
 " JOSEPH DIXON Lincoln 1795 
 
 " WILLIAM LIENOIR Wilkes 1804 
 
 " JOSEPH MCDOWELL, SR Burke 1790 
 
 " JAMES HOLLAND Rutherford 1795 
 
 " WILLIAM PORTER Rutherford 1798 
 
68 Officers of the 
 
 TERM APPOINTED TERM 
 
 BEGAN. FROM. EXPIRED. 
 
 1790 ALEXANDER MARTIN, LL.D Ouilford 1807 
 
 " JAMES KENAN Duplin 1799 
 
 " JAMES GLASGOW Glasgow 1801 
 
 " CHARLES PETTIGREW, D.I>.. Tyrrell 1793 
 
 " JOSEPH MCDOWELL, JR Burke 1794 
 
 " WILLIAM POLK Wake 1834 
 
 1791 WILLIAM H. HILL ..New Hanover.... 1809 
 
 1792 DAVID STONE Bertie 1818 
 
 " THOMAS BLOUNT Edgecombe 1812 
 
 1793 JOHN Louis TAYLOR Craven 1818 
 
 " THOMAS WYNNS Hertford 1825 
 
 " JOSIAH COLLINS Chowan 1795 
 
 1795 JOHN MOORE Lincoln 1809 
 
 " JOHN SKINNER Perquimans 1797 
 
 " WILLIAM P. L.ITTLE Granville 1818 
 
 " WILLIAM HINTON Wake 1799 
 
 " WALTER ALTES Orange 1813 
 
 " WAIGHTSTILL AVERY Burke 1804 
 
 " WALLACE ALEXANDER Lincoln 1804 
 
 " .....JOHN WILLISS Eobeson 1801 
 
 1796 JOHN GRAY BLOUNT Beaufort 1802 
 
 1798 JOHN HAYWOOD, JR Halifax 1807 
 
 " ALEXANDER I>UNCAN MOORE New Hanover 1807 
 
 1799 JOSHUA GRANGER WRIGHT New Hanover ...1811 
 
 " HENRY POTTER Cumberland 1856 
 
 " EVAN ALEXANDER Rowan 1809 
 
 " JOHN HlLL New Hanover.... 1812 
 
 " RICHARD BENNEHAN Orange 1804. 
 
 1800 CHARLES WILSON HARRIS Cabarrus 1803 
 
 1801 GABRIEL HOLMES Sampson 1804 
 
 " DURANT HATCH Jones 1807 
 
 " HENRY SEAWELL Wake 1835 
 
 " NATHANAEL ALEXANDER Mecklenburg 1808 
 
 " ROBERT MONTGOMERY Hertford 1808 
 
 1802 DUNCAN CAMERON Orange 1838 
 
 " CALVIN JONES Wake 1832 
 
 1802 ARCHIBALD DEBOW MURPHY Orange 1832 
 
 " BLAKE BAKER Warren 1804 
 
 " JOHN CHURCHILL OSBORNE, M. D Rowan 1807 
 
 " WILLIAM GASTON, ULuD Craven 1844 
 
 1803 WILLIAM HAWKINS < Warren 1819 
 
 " ROBERT WILLIAMS Wake 1841 
 
 1804 JOSEPH CALDWELL, D.D Orange 1835 
 
 " EDWARD JONES Chatham 1841 
 
 " ROBERT TROY Anson 1807 
 
 " WILLIAM CHERRY Bertie 1809 
 
 " JAMES WELLBORN... ...Wilkes 1814 
 
University of North Carolina, 1789-1889. 69 
 
 TERM APPOINTED TERM 
 
 BEGAN. FROM. EXPIRED. 
 
 1805 JOHN STEVELEY Burke ..1812 
 
 " PETER FORNEY Lincoln 1808 
 
 " MONTFORT STOKES Rowan 1838 
 
 " JESSE FRANKLIN Surry 1817 
 
 " SAMUEL LOWRIE Mecklenburg 1817 
 
 " THOMAS DAVIS Cumberland 1808 
 
 " ROBERT COCHRAN Cumberland 1821 
 
 " BRYAN WHITFIELD Lenoir 1808 
 
 " EDWARD HARISS Craven 1813 
 
 " WILLIAM HARDY MURFREE Hertford 1818 
 
 ....WILLIAM SLADE Chowan 1813 
 
 ....WILLIAM WILLIAMS Halifax 1812 
 
 ....RICHARD W. FREEAR Northampton 1808 
 
 " JOSEPH THOMAS RHODES Duplin 1812 
 
 " THOMAS KING Sampson 1813 
 
 1807 ARCHIBALD MCBRYDE Moore 1837 
 
 " ROBERT WILLIAMS, M. I> Pitt 1820 
 
 " JOSEPH WINSTON Stokes 1813 
 
 " JOHN DAVIS HAWKINS Warren 1857 
 
 " BENJAMIN WOODS Graven 1808 
 
 " WILLIE WILLIAM JONES Halifax 1812 
 
 " FREDERICK NASH, LL.D Orange 1857 
 
 " JAMES RHODES Wayne 1810 
 
 1808 ROBERT HILL JONES Warren 1832 
 
 " JOHN SPENCE WEST Craven 1817 
 
 " JOHN WlNSLOW Cumberland 1820 
 
 " ISRAEL Pic KENS Burke 1817 
 
 " SAMUEL RUSSELL JOCELYN New Hanover 1816 
 
 " JEREMIAH SLADE Martin 1824 
 
 " NATHANAEL JONES (of White Plains) Wake 1815 
 
 1809 FRANCIS LOCKE Rowan 1823 
 
 " WILLIAM EDWARDS WEBB Halifax 1818 
 
 " JOSEPH HUNTER BRYAN Bertie 1817 
 
 " THOMAS LOVE Haywood 1834 
 
 " THOMAS BROWN, JR Bladen 1826 
 
 " ATLAS JONES Moore 1825 
 
 1810 JAMES WALLIS Mecklenburg 1820 
 
 1811 JAMES MEBANE Orange 1856 
 
 1812 ROBERT HETT CHAPMAN, I>. I> Orange 1817 
 
 " WILLIAM MCPHEETERS, D. D Wake 1842 
 
 " JOHN STEELE Rowan 1815 
 
 " SIMMONS JONES BAKER, M. D Martin 1853 
 
 " JAMES WEBB, M. I> Orange 1850 
 
 " THOMAS D. BENNEHAN Orange 1847 
 
 " JOSEPH BLOUNT LITTLEJOHN Chowan 1817 
 
 1813 JAMES WEST CLARK Edgecombe 1844 
 
 " JAMES IREDELL (the younger) Chowan 1853 
 
70 Officers of the 
 
 TERM APPOINTED TEEM 
 
 BEGAN. FROM. EXPIRED. 
 
 1813 LEWIS WILLIAMS Surry 1842 
 
 " THOMAS RUFFIN, LL.D Orange 1831 
 
 1814 WILLIAM CALDWELL LOVE Rowan 1818 
 
 " JOHN BRIGGS MEBANE Chatham 1819 
 
 1817 JOHN BRANCH Halifax 1844 
 
 " WILLIAM MILLER Warren 1826 
 
 " JOHN STANLY Craven 1833 
 
 " LEONARD HENDERSON Granville 1828 
 
 " KEMP PLUMMER Warren 1826 
 
 " BARTLETT YANCEY Caswell 1828 
 
 " JOHN WlTHERSPOON, D. I> Orange 1834 
 
 " GABRIEL HOLMES Sampson 1829 
 
 " ALFRED MOORE, (the younger) Brunswick 1837 
 
 1818 ENOCH SAWYER Camden 1827 
 
 " JAMES CATHCART JOHNSON.... Chowan 1863 
 
 " GEORGE EDMUND BADGER, LL.D Craven 1844 
 
 " JOSEPH BLOUNT SKINNER Pasquotank 1851 
 
 " WILLIE PERSON MANGUM, LL.D Orange 1859 
 
 " WILLIAM DOZIER MARTIN Pasquotank 1834 
 
 " JOHN BURGESS BAKER Gates 1838 
 
 " JOHN D. ToOMER Cumberland 1855 
 
 1819 LEWIS VON SCHWEINITZ, LL.D Surry 1822 
 
 " ROMULUS MITCHELL SAUNDERS Caswell 1864 
 
 1820 JOHN OWEN Bladen 1841 
 
 " THOMAS POLLOCK I>EVEREUX Wake 1827 
 
 1821 RICHARD DOBBS SPAIGHT (the younger).... Craven 1850 
 
 " Louis D. HENRY Cumberland 1846 
 
 " FRANCIS LISTER HAWKS, D.D.,LL.D Orange 1828 
 
 " SOLOMON GRAVES Surry 1860 
 
 " JAMES STRUDWICK SMITH, M. D Orange 1852 
 
 " LEONARD MARTIN Hertford 1826 
 
 " THOMAS WHARTON BLACKLEDGE Beaufort 1830 
 
 " THOMAS BURGESS Halifax 1833 
 
 " ARCHIBALD ROANE RUFFIN Stokes 1829 
 
 1823 JAMES MARTIN, JR Rowan 1836 
 
 " DANIEL MORGAN FORNEY Lincoln 1834 
 
 " JOHN HERRITAGE BRYAN Craven 1868 
 
 1824 JOHN SCOTT Orange 1836 
 
 " JOSEPH HAWKINS Warren 1827 
 
 1826 NATHANAEL MACON Warren 1828 
 
 " CHARLES MANLY Chatham 1868 
 
 " JAMES FAUNTLEROY TAYLOR Chatham 1828 
 
 " WILLIAM AUGUSTUS BLOUNT Beaufort 1867 
 
 " THOMAS SETTLE Rockingham 1857 
 
 " ISAAC CROOM Lenoir 1836 
 
 1827 WILLIAM JULIUS ALEXANDER Mecklenburg 1856 
 
 " NICHOLAS JOHN DRAKE Nash 1831 
 
 " WILLIAM ROB ARDS... ...Granville 1843 
 
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 1827 EMANUEL SHOBER Forsyth 1846 
 
 1828 HUGH WADDELL Orange 1864 
 
 " JOHN GILES Rowan 1847 
 
 " JOHN MOTLEY MOREHEAD Guilford 1866 
 
 " JOHN LANCASTER BAILEY Pasguotank 1868 
 
 " WILLIAM SPIVEY MHOON Wake 1835 
 
 " JOHN ROBERT DONNELL Craven 1864 
 
 1831 THOMAS GILCHRIST POLK Rowan 1839 
 
 " JOSEPH ALSTON HILL New Hanover 1835 
 
 " JOHN BRAGG Warren 1835 
 
 " WILLIAM DUNN MOSELEY Lenoir 1839 
 
 " DAVID LIOWRY SWAIN, LLi.D Buncombe 1868 
 
 1832 DANIEL MOREAU BARRINGER Cabarrus 1868 
 
 " DANIEL WILLIAMS COURTS Surry 1839 
 
 " CHARLES LEWIS HINTON Wake 1860 
 
 1833 WILLIAM HORN BATTLE, LL.D Louisburg 1868 
 
 " JOHN REAVES JONES DANIEL Halifax 1868 
 
 " .... HUGH McQuEEN Orange 1845 
 
 1834 HENRY SELBY CLARKE Beaufort 1854 
 
 " WILLIAM ALEXANDER GRAHAM, LLuD.. Orange 1868 
 
 " OWEN HOLMES New Hanover.... 1840 
 
 " PLEASANT WILLIAMS KITTRELL Granville 1836 
 
 1835 FREDERICK JONES HILL, M. D Brunswick 1860 
 
 " JAMES WEST BRYAN Graven 1855 
 
 " MATTHEW EVANS MANLY, LL.D Graven 1868 
 
 " WILLIAM BELVIDERE MEARES New Hanover 1841 
 
 " SAMUEL FINLEY PATTERSON Caldwell 1868 
 
 1836 ANDREW JOYNER Halifax 1856 
 
 1838 CHARLES CHALMERS, M. D Moore 1857 
 
 " GEORGE FRANKLIN DAVIDSON Iredell 1868 
 
 " WILLIAM EATON, JR Warren 1868 
 
 " ROBERT BALLARD GILLIAM Granville 1868 
 
 " MICHAEL HOKE Lincoln 1844 
 
 " JAMES TURNER MOREHEAD ....Guilford 1868 
 
 " WILLIAM BIDDLE SHEPARD Pasquotank 1852 
 
 " LEWIS DICKEN WILSON Edgecombe 1840 
 
 1840 BURGESS SIDNEY GAITHER Burke 1868 
 
 " WESTON RALEIGH GALES Wake 1848 
 
 " CADWALLADER JONES, JR Orange 1857 
 
 " GEORGE CAMERON MENDENHALL Guilford 1859 
 
 " BARTHOLOMEW FIGURES MOORE, LJj.I>..JHa/t/aa; 1868 
 
 " JOHN CAMPBELL WILLIAMS Cumberland 1868 
 
 " PATRICK HENRY WINSTON Anson 1864 
 
 " JONATHAN WORTH Randolph 1868 
 
 1842 THOMAS SAMUEL ASHE, LL.D Anson 1868 
 
 " THOMAS BRAGG, LJLuD Northampton 1868 
 
 " JOHN MCCLINTOCK DICK Guilford 1860 
 
72 Officers of the 
 
 TERM APPOINTED TERM 
 
 BEGAN. FROM. EXPIRED. 
 
 1842 GEORGE WASHINGTON JEFFREYS Person 1848 
 
 " THOMAS RUFFIN, ULi.D Orange 1868 
 
 " WILLIAM WALTON CHERRY Bertie 1843 
 
 1844 CALVIN GRAVES Caswell 1868 
 
 " NICHOLAS LIANIER WILLIAMS Surry 1868 
 
 " WILLIAM HENRY WASHINGTON Craven 1860 
 
 1846 THOMAS NASH CAMERON, M. D Cumberland 1851 
 
 " DANIEL WILLIAMS COURTS Rockingham 1868 
 
 " JOHN ADAMS GILMER Guilford 1868 
 
 " JOHN KERR, LX..D Caswell 1868 
 
 " WALTER FRANCIS JJEAK Richmond 1868 
 
 " GILES MEBANE Orange 1868 
 
 1848 JAMES COCHRAN DOBBIN Cumberland 1857 
 
 " DAVID S. REID Rockingham 1868 
 
 " CUSHING BIGGS HASSELL Martin 1868 
 
 " .....LEWIS THOMPSON Bertie 1867 
 
 1851 WILLIAM WAIGHTSTILL AVERY Burke 1864 
 
 1852 WALTER Lu STEELE Richmond 1868 
 
 " SAMUEL P. HILL Oaxwett 1868 
 
 1854 JOHN G. BYNUM Rutherford 1857 
 
 " JOHN W. CUNNINGHAM Person 1868 
 
 1857 RICHARD DILLARD, M. D Chowan 1868 
 
 " JAMES F. E. HARDY, M. D Buncombe 1868 
 
 " WILLIAM W. HOLDEN Wake 1866 
 
 " THOMAS SETTLE, JR Rockingham 1868 
 
 1858 ROBERT R. BRIDGERS Edgecombe 1868 
 
 " PAUL C. CAMERON Orange 1868 
 
 " ROBERT D. HART Oranville 1868 
 
 " JOSEPH J. JACKSON Chatham 1868 
 
 " WILLIAM LJANDER Lincoln. 1867 
 
 " THOMAS D. MCDOWELL , Bladen 1860 
 
 " RUFUS L. PATTERSON Forsyth 1868 
 
 " MATT W. RANSOM, LJL.D Northampton 1868 
 
 " ALFRED M. SCALES Rockingham 1868 
 
 " DE WITT C. STONE Franklin 1863 
 
 " JAMES M. TAYLOR Nash 1868 
 
 1862 KEMP P. BATTLE, UL.D Wake 1868 
 
 " NEILL. McKAY, D. D Harnett 1868 
 
 " JESSE G. SHEPHERD..... Cumberland 1868 
 
 " FRANCIS E. SHOBER Rowan 1868 
 
 " LiEONlDAS F. SILER Macon 1868 
 
 " EDWARD WARREN, M.D., UUD Wake 1863 
 
 " MASON JL. WIGGINS Halifax 1868 
 
 1864 DAVID M. CARTER Beaufort 1868 
 
 " MONTFORD McGEHEE >. Person 1868 
 
 " SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS, LL.D Orange 1868 
 
 " JOHN POOL.... ...Bertie 1864 
 
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 BEGAN. FROM. EXPIRED. 
 
 1865 LIUKE BLACKMER Rowan 1868 
 
 " WILLIAM P. BYNUM Lincoln 1868 
 
 " JOHN W. CAMERON Richmond 1866 
 
 " DENNIS I>. FEREBEE Camden 1868 
 
 " SEATON GALES Wake 1868 
 
 " WILLIAM A. JENKINS Warren 1868 
 
 " WILLIAM K". H. SMITH, L.L..I> Hertford 1868 
 
 1869 R. V. MICHAUX Burke :....1870 
 
 " VICTOR C. BARRINGER Cabarrus 1870 
 
 " CALVIN C. JONES Caldwell 1870 
 
 " J. J. MOTT, M.D Catawba 1870 
 
 " BENJAMIN I. HOWZE Chatham 1870 
 
 " FELIX AXLEY Clay 1870 
 
 " JOHN A. MAULTSBY Columbus 1870 
 
 " ROBERT F. LJEHMAN Craven 1870 
 
 " RALPH P. BuXTON Cumberland 1870 
 
 " P. A. LONG Dame 1870 
 
 " JOHN NORFLEET Edgecombe 1870 
 
 " THOMAS P. HOFFLER Gates 1870 
 
 " JEFFERSON M. LOVEJOY Halifax 1870 
 
 " ANDERSON MITCHELL Iredell 1870 
 
 " R. W. KING Lenoir 1870 
 
 " WILLIAM F. CRAIGE McDowell 1870 
 
 " WILLIS JL. MILLER Mecklenburg 1870 
 
 " WILLIAM NICHOLSON, M. D Perquimans 1870 
 
 " W. H. HOWERTON, M. I> Rowan 1870 
 
 " A. H. JOYCE Stokes 1870 
 
 " JAMES FONT. TAYLOR Wake 1870 
 
 " R. DON WiLSON Watauga 1870 
 
 " GEO. W. BLOUNT Wilson 1870 
 
 " JOHN R. FRENCH Chowan 1872 
 
 " JOSEPH W. ETHERIDGE Currituck 1872 
 
 " WILLIAM F. HENDERSON Davidson 1872 
 
 " WILLIAM E. HILL Duplin 1872 
 
 " MADISON NOLAND Gaston 1872 
 
 " NEILL McKAY, D.D Harnett 1872 
 
 " W. G. B. GARRETT Haywood 1872 
 
 " DAVID A. BARNES Hertford 1872 
 
 " J. A. HASKELL Jones 1872 
 
 " R. M. HENRY Macon 1872 
 
 " J. W. BOWMAN Mitchell 1872 
 
 " A. R. McDoNALD Moore 1872 
 
 " EDWARD CANTWELL Nash 1872 
 
 " JOHN ROBINSON Onslow 1872 
 
 " ROBERT L<. ADAMS '. Polk 1872 
 
 " J. R. BuLLA Randolph 1872 
 
 " ALFRED DOCKERY ....Richmond..., ,...1872 
 
74 Officers of the 
 
 TERM APPOINTED TERM 
 
 BEGAN. FROM. EXPIRED. 
 
 1869 ORIGIN S. HAYES Robeson 1872 
 
 " G. W. LOGAN Rutherford 1872 
 
 " E. W. JONES Washington 1872 
 
 " C. H. BROGDEN Wayne 1872 
 
 " J. H. BOWDITCH Yancey 1872 
 
 " .....JOHN M. CARSON, M. I> Alexander 1874 
 
 " A. W. TOURGEE Alleghany 1874 
 
 4< DIXON INGRAM Anson 1874 
 
 " WILLIAM LATHAM Ashe 1874 
 
 " A. T. DAVIDSON Cherokee 1874 
 
 " I>. H. STARBUCK Forsyth 1874 
 
 " RICHARD INGE WYNNE Franklin 1874 
 
 " W. D. WHITTED, M.D Henderson 1874 
 
 " WILLIAM CARTER Hyde 1874 
 
 " E. W. Pou Johnston 1874 
 
 " W. P. BYNUM Lincoln 1874 
 
 " GEORGE A. GRAHAM Montgomery 1874 
 
 " J. C. ABBOTT New Hanover 1874 
 
 " SOLOMON POOL, D. D Orange 1874 
 
 " C. C. POOL Pasquotank 1874 
 
 " EDWIN G. READE, LL.D Person 1874 
 
 " THOMAS SETTLE Rockingham 1874 
 
 " JOHN M. CLOUD Surry 1874 
 
 " R. H. DUCKWORTH Transylvania 1874 
 
 " G. W. BROOKS Tyrrell 1874 
 
 " HUGH DOWNING Union 1874 
 
 " JOHN READ Warren 1874 
 
 " HENRY A. BADHAM Alamance 1874 
 
 " WILLIAM B. RODMAN Beaufort 1874 
 
 " JOHN POOL Bertie 1874 
 
 " ABIEL W. FISHER Bladen 1874 
 
 11 DANIEL L. RUSSELL, JR Brunswick 1874 
 
 " JAMES L. HENRY Buncombe 1874 
 
 " MATCHET TAYLOR Camden 1874 
 
 " C. R. THOMAS Carteret 1874 
 
 " MONTFORD McGEHEE Caswell 1874 
 
 " DECATUR GRIGG Cleveland 1874 
 
 " R. W. L.ASSITER , Oranville 1874 
 
 1870 WM. P. GRIMSLEY Greene 1874 
 
 " R. P. DICK, LL.D Guilford 1874 
 
 " R H. CANNON Jackson 1874 
 
 " G. W. GAHAGAN -..Madison 1874 
 
 " S. W. WATTS Martin 1874 
 
 " WILLIAM BARROW, M. D Northampton 1874 
 
 " BYRON LAFLIN ! Pitt 1874 
 
 " J. C. MONK, M. D /Sampson 1874 
 
 " J. C. KROWZE, M.D Stanly 1874 
 
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 BEGAN. FROM. EXPIRED. 
 
 1870 CALVIN J. COWLES Wilkes 1874 
 
 " RICHMOND M. PEARSON, LLuD Yadkin 1874 
 
 Trustees Ex-Officio, 1869-1874. 
 
 W. W. HOLDEN, Governor (1869-70). 
 
 TOD K. CALDWELL, Lieutenant Governor (1869-70). 
 
 TOD R. CALDWELL, Governor (1870-74). 
 
 H. J. MENNINGER, Secretary of State. 
 
 HENDERSON ADAMS, Auditor. 
 
 C. It. HARRIS, Superintendent of Public Works. 
 
 WILLIAM M. COLEMAN, Attorney General. 
 
 It. P. OLDS, Attorney General. 
 
 S. S. ASHLEY, Superintendent of Public Instruction. 
 
 SOLOMON POOL, >. D., President of the University. 
 
 ("NOTE. The terms of those of the foregoing Trustees appointed under the provisions of the 
 Constitution of 1868, which did not expire sooner, were terminated in 1874 by an amendment to 
 the Constitution.] 
 
 1875 JAMES S. AMIS Granville 1885 
 
 " REV. WILLIAM C. BOWMAN Mitchell 1878 
 
 " DAVID M. CARTER Wake 1878 
 
 " I>AVID J>. COLEMAN Buncombe 1878 
 
 " C. L. COOK, M. I> WUkes 1878 
 
 " WILLIAM H. I>AY Halifax 1877 
 
 " JAMES L*. DUSENBURY, M. D Davidson 1879 
 
 " WILLIAM J. EWING, M. D Montgomery 1885 
 
 " RUFUS FRAZIER Randolph 1877 
 
 " *FORNEY GEORGE Columbus 1878 
 
 " *CUSHING B. HASSELL Martin 1880 
 
 " WILLIAM H. JOHNSTON Edgecombe 1885 
 
 " PAUL B. MEANS Cabarrus 
 
 " WILLIAM Li. SAUNDERS New Hanover. ... 
 
 " JOHN H. THORP Nash 1885 
 
 " GEORGE B. WETMORE, D. D Rowan 1877 
 
 " MILLS L. EURE Gates 1879 
 
 " WILLIAM T. FAIRCLOTH Wayne 
 
 " JOHN A. GlLMER Guilford 
 
 " *WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, LL.r> Orange 1876 
 
 " J. F. GRAVES Surry 1879 
 
 " G. H. HAMILTON Ashe 1879 
 
 " LiOUIS HlLLIARD Pitt. 1877 
 
 " JOHN F. HOKE Lincoln 1879 
 
 " *JOHN D. HYMAN Henderson 1876 
 
 " JOHN MANNING, LiLuD Chatham 
 
 " JOHN MclvER, M. D Moore 1879 
 
 *Died before expiration of term of office. 
 
76 Officers of the 
 
 TERM APPOINTED TERM 
 
 BEGAN. FROM. EXPIRED. 
 
 1875 JR. W. MILLARD Duplin 1879 
 
 " ROBERT B. PEEBLES Northampton 
 
 " ARCHIBALD PURCELL Robeson 1879 
 
 " MARMADUKE BOBBINS Randolph 1879 
 
 " WILLIAM L.. TWITTY Rutherford 1879 
 
 " JOSEPH J. DAVIS, LiL. D Franklin 
 
 " BENJAMIN S. HARDY Greene 1881 
 
 " J. DEBERNIERE HOOPER Orange 1881 
 
 " EDMUND W. JONES Oaldwell 1876 
 
 " *JoHN KERR, L.L..D Caswell 1880 
 
 " JAMES C. MARSHALL Anson 1881 
 
 " *WILLIAM F. MARTIN Pasquotank 1880 
 
 " THOMAS D. MCDOWELL Bladen 1880 
 
 " NEILL McKAY, D. D Harnett 
 
 " ^BARTHOLOMEW F.MOORE, LLu D Wake 1878 
 
 " *KUFCS Li. PATTERSON Forsyth 1880 
 
 " WILLIAM B. SHAW Ourrituck 1881 
 
 " WALTER JL. STEELE Richmond 
 
 " SAMUEL McD. TATE Burke 
 
 " H. CLAY THOMAS Davidson 1881 
 
 " JOSEPH WILLIAMS Yadfcin 1888 
 
 " *WILLIAM H. BATTLE, L.L.. D Wake 1879 
 
 " KEMP P. BATTLE, L.L. D Wake 
 
 " CHARLES W. BROADFOOT Cumberland 
 
 " PAUL C. CAMERON Orange 
 
 " E. HAYNE DAVIS Iredell 
 
 " JOHN E. DuGGER Warren 1883 
 
 " *SEATON GALES Wake 1878 
 
 " BENJAMIN F. GRADY Sampson 
 
 " JAMES A. GRAHAM Alamance 
 
 " LiOUIS C. IjATHAM Washington 1883 
 
 " *MATHIAS E. MANLY, LrL.D Craven 1881 
 
 " WILLIAM N". MEBANE Rockingham 
 
 " ZEBULON B. VANCE, LLi.D Mecklenburg 
 
 " SAMUEL H. WALKUP Union 1877 
 
 " *CALVIN H. WILEY, D.D Forsyth 1886 
 
 "' PATRICK H. WINSTON, JR Bertie 1883 
 
 1877 JOHN W. GRAHAM Orange 
 
 " STUART I*. JOHNSON Washington 1879 
 
 " *JAMES L*. ROBINSON Macon 1886 
 
 " G. N. FOLK Caldwell 
 
 " *THOMAS S. ASHE, UL.D Anson 1883 
 
 " R. McBRAYER ' Cleveland 1885 
 
 " JULIAN S. CARR Durham 
 
 " JOHN S. HENDERSON Rowan 1885 
 
 " WILLIAM E. HILL Duplin 
 
 * Died before expiration of term of office. 
 
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 1877 *L. R. McABOY, D.I> Polk 1884 
 
 " MONTFORD McGEHEE . Person 
 
 " M. H. PINNIX .Davidson 1885 
 
 " CHARLES PRICE Davie 
 
 " .....DANIEL A. LONG, I>. I> Alamance 1887 
 
 " WILLIAM B. LiYNCH Alamance 1879 
 
 " JOHN D. CAMERON Orange 
 
 " GEORGE V. STRONG Wake 
 
 " *BRYAN GRIMES Beaufort 1880 
 
 " *I>AVID M. CARTER v Wake.. 1879 
 
 " THOMAS SPARROW .*. Beaufort 1883 
 
 1879 EUGENE GRISSOM, M. D., LL.D Wake 
 
 " A. HAYWOOD MERRITT Chatham 
 
 " RICHARD H. BATTLE, JR Wake 
 
 " A. M. LEWIS Wake 
 
 " *A. I>. BETTS N. C. Conference.,1889 
 
 " *R. R. BRIDGERS New Hanover.... 1888 
 
 " RALPH P. BUXTON Cumberland 1887 
 
 " GEORGE DAVIS, LL. D New Hanover.... 
 
 " N. P. FOARD Surry 1887 
 
 " F. 31. JOHNSTON Davie 1887 
 
 " JAMES M. LEACH Davidson 1887 
 
 " D. P. McEACHERN Robeson 1887 
 
 " *W. J. YATES Mecklenburg 1888 
 
 " GEORGE WILLIAMSON Caswell 1887 
 
 1881 CHARLES M. COOKE Franklin 
 
 " C. W. HOLLOWELL Martin 
 
 " ROBERT B. VANCE Buncombe. 
 
 " WILLIAM J. HAWKINS, M. D Warren 
 
 " A. S. MERRIMON, LL. D Wake 1885 
 
 " *!>AVII> T. TAYLOE, M. D Beaufort 1882 
 
 " *H. F. GRAINGER Wayne 1883 
 
 " * LEWIS HANES Davidson 1882 
 
 " *H. B. SHORT Columbus 1885 
 
 " ISAAC R. STRAYHORN Orange 
 
 " J. L. STEWART... Sampson 
 
 " C. R. THOMAS Burke 
 
 " *N. H. D. WILSON, D. D Guilford 1888 
 
 1883 KERR CRAIGE ..Rowan 
 
 " THOMAS J. JARVIS, LL. D Wake 
 
 " JAMES S. BATTLE Nash 
 
 " ROBERT S. BEALL, M.D Caldwdl 
 
 " HENRY R. BRYAN Craven 
 
 " THOMAS S. KENAN Wilson 
 
 " JAMES T. MOREHEAD Guilford 
 
 " FABIUS H. BUSBEE Wake 
 
 * Died before expiration of term of office. 
 
78 Officers of the 
 
 TERM APPOINTED TERM 
 
 BEGAN. FROM. EXPIRED. 
 
 1883 W. H. K. BURGWYN Vance 
 
 " THOMAS M. HOLT Alamance 
 
 " WALTER W. LENOIR Watauga 
 
 " J. EDWIN MOORE Martin 
 
 " E. R. PAGE Jones 1885 
 
 " DANIEL !L. RUSSELL Brunswick 1885 
 
 1885 H. A. GUDGER Buncombe 
 
 " JAMES M. MULLEN Halifax 1886 
 
 " JOHN E. WOODARD Wilson 
 
 " A. B. ANDREWS Wake 
 
 " JOSEPH A. BITTING Forsyth 
 
 " JOHN M. GALLOWAY Rockingham 
 
 " JAMES H. HORNER Granville 
 
 " GEORGE HOWARD Edgecombe 
 
 " LEE S. OVERMAN Rowan 
 
 " JAMES PARKER Gates 
 
 " THOMAS H. PRITCHARD, I>. D New Hanover 
 
 " JOHN C. SCARBOROUGH Johnston 
 
 " WILLIAM H. CHADBOURN New Hanover 
 
 " THOMAS W. MASON Northampton 
 
 1887 ALPHONZO C. AVERT Burke 
 
 " H. I>. WILLIAMSON, M. D Columbus 
 
 " JOHN W. FRIES Forsyth 
 
 " S. M. FINGER, (ex officio) Catawba 
 
 " CHARLES A. COOK Warren 
 
 " A. L.EAZAR Iredell 
 
 " W. S. LiONG Alamance 
 
 " HAMILTON C. MCMILLAN Robeson 
 
 " SOLOMON C. WEILL New Hanover 
 
 " FRANK D. WINSTON Bertie 
 
 1889 W. S. BLACK, I>. 1> Wake 
 
 " J. H. CORDON N. C. Conference 
 
 " JOHN D. CuRRIE Bladen 
 
 " KUFUS A. DOUGHTON Alleghany 
 
 " WILLIAM JOHNSTON Mecklenburg 
 
 " HAMILTON C. JONES Mecklenburg 
 
 " CHARLES I>. MC!VER Wake 
 
 " PATRICK L. MURPHY, M. I> Burke 
 
 " ROBERT W. SCOTT Alamance 
 
 " GEORGE N. THOMPSON ...Casu-ell... ... 
 
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 FACULTY. 
 
 PRESIDENTS. 
 
 DAVID KEB, I>. D., 1795-1796, Presiding Professor; CHARGES W. 
 HARRIS, A. M., 1796-1797, Presiding Professor ; JOSEPH CALDWELL, 
 I>. D., 1797-1804, Presiding Professor; JOSEPH CALDWELL, D. D., 
 1804-1812; ROBERT HETT CHAPMAN, D. D., 1813-1816; JOSEPH 
 CALDWELL, D. D., 1816-1835; DAVID LOWRY SWAIN, LJL. D., 
 1835-1868; SOLOMON POOL, D. D., 1869-1874; KEMP PLUMMER 
 BATTLE, LL. D., 1876-. 
 
 PROFESSORS. 
 
 Ancient Languages (Latin and Greek): DAVID KER, 1794-1796 ; SAMUEL 
 ALLEN HOLMES, 1796-1798; WILLIAM EDWARDS WEBB, 1799-1800; 
 ARCHIBALD DEBOW MURPHY, 1800-1801; WILLIAM BINGHAM, 
 1801-1805; ANDREW RHEA, 1806-1814; WILLIAM HOOPER, 1817-1822; 
 ETHAN ALLEN ANDREWS, 1822-1828; WILLIAM HOOPER, 1828-1837 ; 
 MANUEL FETTER, 1838; ASHBEL GREEN BROWN, Adjunct, 1855-1856. 
 
 Latin Language and Literature: JOHN DEBERNIERE HOOPER, 1838- 
 1848 ; FORDYCE MITCHELL HUBBARD, 1849-1868 ; D. S. PATRICK, 
 1869-1870 ; GEORGE TAYLOE WINSTON, 1875-. 
 
 Greek Language and Literature : MANUEL FETTER, 1838-1868 ; FlSK P. 
 BREWER, 1869-1870; J. DEBERNIERE HOOPER, 1875-1885; SOLO- 
 MON COHEN WEILL, Acting Professor, 1885-1886 ; EBEN ALEXANDER, 
 1886-. 
 
 Mathematics: CHARLES WlLSON HARRIS, 1795-1796 ; JOSEPH CALD- 
 WELL, 1796-1817 ; ELISHA MITCHELL (Mathematics and Natural Philoso- 
 phy), 1817-1825; JAMES PHILLIPS, (Mathematics and Natural Philosophy), 
 1826-1867; CHARLES PHILLIPS, 1861-1868; SOLOMON POOL, Adjunct, 
 1860-1868; ALEXANDER MC!VER, 1869-1870; CHARLES PHILLIPS, 
 1875-1879; RALPH HENRY GRAVES, 1879- ; JAMES LEE LOVE, Asso- 
 ciate Professor, 1885- ; MANSFIELD T. PEED, Assistant Professor, 1889-. 
 
 Engineering: CHARLES PHILLIPS, 1854-1860; RALPH HENRY 
 GRAVES, 1875-1880 ; JOSHUA WALKER GORE, 1882-. 
 
 Natural Philosophy : JAMES SMILEY GlLLESPlE, 1797-1799 ; WALKER 
 ANDERSON, 1833-1836; CAREY D. GRAND Y, 1879-1882; JOSHUA 
 WALKER GORE, 1882-. 
 
 Chemistry: DENISON OLMSTED, 1817-1825; ELISHA MITCHELL, 
 1825-1857 ; WILLIAM JOSEPH MARTIN, 1858-1867 ; ALEXANDER 
 FLETCHER REDD, 1875-1880; CAREY D. GRANDY, Assistant Pro- 
 fessor, 1875-1879; FRANCIS PRESTON VENABLE, 1880-. 
 
 Modern Languages (French and German) : NICHOLAS MARCELLUS 
 HENTZ, 1826-1831; JOHN DEBERNIERE HOOPER, 1836-1838; 
 CHARLES MAREY, Instructor, 1838-1839; JOHN JONES ROBERTS, 
 
80 Officers of the 
 
 1841-1842; JOHN DEBERNIERE HOOPER, 1843-1848; ALBEBT M. 
 SHIPP, 1850-1853; HENRY HENRISSE, Instructor, 1853-1856; HIL- 
 DRETH HOSE A SMITH, 1856-1868; JOHN DEBERNIERE HOOPER, 
 
 (French), 1875-1885; GEORGE TAYLOE WlNSTON, (German), 1875- 
 1885; WALTER I>. TOY, 1885-. 
 
 Rhetoric and Logic: SHEPABD KOSCIUSKO KoLLOCK, 1819-1825; 
 WILLIAM HOOPEB, 1825-1828; WALKEB ANDEBSON, 1833; 
 WILLIAM MERCER GREEN, 1838-1849; CHARLES FORCE DEEMS, 
 Adjunct, 1842-1848; JOHN THOMAS WHEAT, 1850-1859; ANDREW 
 I>oz HEPBURN, 1860-1867. 
 
 History : ALBEBT MlCAJA SHIPP, 1849-1860. 
 
 Law: WILLIAM HOBN BATTLE, 1845-1868, and 1876-1879 ; SAMUEL 
 FIELD PHILLIPS, 1854-1859; KEMP P. BATTLE, 1879-1881; JOHN 
 MANNING, 1881-. 
 
 Political Science: E>AVID LiOWBY SWAIN, 1835-1868; KEMP PLUM- 
 MEB BATTLE, 1876-. 
 
 Mental and Moral Science : ADOLPHUS W. MANGUM, 1875-. 
 
 Agricultural Chemistry: BENJAMIN S. HEDBICK, 1853-1858; JOHN 
 KlMBERLY, 1856-1866, and 1875-1876; GEORGE DIXON, 1869. 
 
 Agricultural Chemistry and Metallurgy : WILLIAM B. PHILLIPS, 1885-1888. 
 
 Natural History: WILLIAM H. SMITH, 1876-1877; FREDERICK 
 WILLIAM SIMONDS, 1877-1881; W. C. KERR (Lecturer), 1877-1882; 
 JOSEPH AUSTIN HOLMES (Natural History and Geology), 1881- ; EMILE 
 A. VON SCHWEINITZ, Assistant Professor, 1884-1885; GEORGE F. 
 ATKINSON, Associate Professor, 1885-1888. 
 
 English Language and Literature: JAMES A. MARTLING, 1869 ; ADOL- 
 PHUS W. MANGUM, 1875-1885; THOMAS HUME, JR., 1885-. 
 
 Theory and Art of Teaching: NELSON B. HENRY, 1885-1888. 
 
 Medicine: THOMAS W. HARRIS, 1878-1885. 
 
 TUTORS AND ASSISTANTS. 
 
 ARCHIBALD DEBOW MUBPHY, 1799-1800 ; P. CELESTINE MOLIE, 
 1802; KICHABD HENDEBSON, 1800-1804; ATLAS JONES, 1804-1806; 
 JAMES MABTIN, 1806-1807; GAVIN HOGG, 1808; ABNEB WENT- 
 WOBTH CLOPTON, 1809-1810; L.EWIS WILLIAMS, 1810-1812; 
 WILLIAM HOOPEB, 1810 ; ABNEB STITH, 1814-1816 ; JAMES MOB- 
 BISON, 1814-1817; JOHN HABPER HINTON, 1814-1815; JOHN 
 PATTERSON, 1816-1817 ; JOHN MOTLEY MOREHEAD, 1817 ; PRIEST- 
 LEY HINTON MANGUM, 1817 ; KOBEBT RUFUS KING, 1817-1818, and 
 1819-1820; WILLIAM I>UNN MOSELEY, 1817-1818; HAMILTON 
 CHAMBEBLAIN JONES, 1818; SIMON PETEB JOBDAN, 1818-1821; 
 JAMES HEBVEY OTEY, 1820-1821 ; ANDEBSON MITCHELL, 1821- 
 1823; JOSEPH HUBBABD SAUNDEBS, 1821-1825; GEOBGE SHON- 
 NABD BETTNEB, 1823-1826; ELISHA YOUNG, 1824-1825; MATTHIAS 
 EVANS MANLY, 1825-1826 ; EDWARD DROMGOOLE SIMS, 1825-1827; 
 OLIVER WOOLCOTT TREADWELL, 1826-1829; JOHN JENKINS 
 
University of North Carolina, 1789-1889. 81 
 
 WYCHE, 1826-1828 ; SILAS MILTON ANDREWS, 1827-1828 ; LIORENZO 
 LEA, 1828-1829; THOMAS BIRD, 1829-1831; HENRY GRATTAN 
 SMITH, 1830-1832; JOHN ALLEN BACKHOUSE, 1830-1831; JOHN 
 DEBERNIERE HOOPER, 1831-1833; JACOB THOMPSON, 1831-1833; 
 GILES MEBANE, 1832-1833; JAMES HOGG NORWOOD, 1833-1834; 
 THOMAS LAPSLEY ARMSTRONG, 1833; WILLIAM NELSON MEBANE, 
 1833-1834; SAMUEL RICHARDSON BLAKE, 1834-1835; WILLIAM 
 PUGH BOND, 1835 ; HARRISON WALL COVINGTON, 1835 ; ABRAHAM 
 FORREST MOREHE AD, 1835; DAVID MCALLISTER, 1835-1836; WIL- 
 LIAM HENRY OWEN, 1835-1843; RALPH HENRY GRAVES, 1837-1843; 
 ASHBEL GREEN BROWN, 1844-1855; CHARLES PHILLIPS, 1844-1854; 
 KEMP PLUMMER BATTLE, 1850-1854; WILLIAM HENRY JOHNSTON, 
 1851-1852; RICHARD HINES, 1853-1854; SOLOMON POOL, 1854-1860; 
 JOSEPH BLOUNT LUCAS, 1854-1858; RICHARD HENRY BATTLE, 
 1855-1858; WILLIAM ROBARDS WETMORE, 1855-1858; PETER 
 EVANS SPRUILL, 1856-1858 ; SAMUEL SPENCER JACKSON, 1856-1860 ; 
 THADDEUS CHARLES COLEMAN, 1856-1857 ; CHARLES ANDREWS 
 MITCHELL, 1857; JOHN WASHINGTON GRAHAM, 1858-1860; WIL- 
 LIAM LIEE ALEXANDER, 1858-1859; ROBERT WALKER ANDERSON, 
 1859-1861; WILLIAM CAREY DOWD, 1859; EDWARD GRAHAM 
 MORROW, 1859; FREDERICK AUGUSTUS FETTER, 1860-1863; 
 GEORGE PETTIGREW BRYAN, 1860-1863; GEORGE BURGWYN 
 JOHNSTON, 1860-1863 ; IOWA Ro YSTER, 1860-1863 ; ISAAC E. EMER- 
 SON, 1878-1879 ; LOCKE CRAIG, 1879-1880 ; ALBERT LIUCIAN COBLE, 
 1879-1880 and 1883-1885; ROBERT PAINE PELL, 1879-1881; ROBERT 
 WATSON WINSTON, 1880-1881 ; ANGUS ROBERTSON SHAW, 1881-1882; 
 NUMA FLETCHER HEITMAN, 1881-1882; THOMAS RADCLIFFE, 
 1882-1883; BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WHITE, 1883-1884; BERRIE 
 CHANDLER MC!VER, 1883-1885; JAMES LEE LOVE, 1883-1884; 
 AUGUSTUS WHITE LIONG, 1884; SOLOMON COHEN WEILL, 1884- 
 1885 ; JAMES RANDLETTE, 1885 ; CLAUDIUS DOCKERY, 1887-1888 ; 
 STEPHEN BEAUREGARD WEEKS, 1887-1888 ; HUNTER L. HARRIS, 
 1888-1889 ; JOSEPH V. L.EWIS, 1888-1889. 
 
NOTE. 
 
 For the following Catalogue the University is chiefly indebted to Mrs. Cornelia P. 
 Spencer, of Chapel Hill, who has been employed upon it for several years, giving 
 much time and pains to the work. The difiiculties have been such as only compilers 
 of similar catalogues can appreciate. 
 
 It contains the names of all matriculates, so far as known, from 1795 to 1889 
 inclusive. Being the first of its kind to be issued by this University, it must contain 
 many errors, and is now published in order that one more perfect may be made pos- 
 sible. It is earnestly requested that corrections and additions of any kind be sent to 
 President Battle, at Chapel Hill. Valuable material has already been furnished by 
 Dr. S. B. Weeks. 
 
 The plan of the Catalogue explains itself. Immediately after each name is placed 
 the town or county from which the student came to the University; then his 
 degree, with the year of graduation, or, in the case of non-graduates, the years of 
 entrance and departure ; following this, the occupation, etc. ; then the latest known 
 address, if different from that first given. Where no State is named, North Carolina 
 is understood, except in such cases as plainly imply what State is meant. 
 
 Students known to be dead have been so recorded. 
 
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CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS. 
 
 1795-1889. 
 
 ABERNETHY, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Kialto, Chatham Co. : 1882-'83. 
 ADAMS, BENJAMIN B., Eatonton, Ga.: 1859-61. Born 1841. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Baldwin Co., Ga. 
 
 ADAMS, JAMES M., Yorkville, S. C. : 1859-'62. 
 ADAMS, JOSEPH HENRY, Augusta, Ga. : 1860-61. Sergeant C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1843, killed at Santa Rosa Island, Fla., 1861. 
 ADAMS, NATHANIEL, Wilmington: 1801. 
 ADAMS, PETER HENRY, Greensboro: 1861-'65. Scout C. S. A. West 
 
 Point, Va. 
 
 ADAMS, ROBERT B., Yorkville, S. C: A. B., 1860. 
 ADAMS, SAMUEL B., Little Rock, Ark.: 1864-'65. 
 ADAMS, WILLIAM, Greensboro: A. B., 1858. Capt. C. S. A. Killed in 
 
 battle, 1862. 
 
 ADAMS, WILLIAM GALES, Iredell Co.: 1878-'82. Teacher. West Tenn. 
 ADAMS, WILLIAM JACKSON, Carthage : A. B., 1881. 
 ADAMS, WILLIAM W., Petersburg, Va. : A. B., 1866. 
 ADERHOLDT, JOHN D. W., Dallas, Gaston Co.: 1886-'87. 
 ADNEY, EDWIN TAPPAN, Pittsboro: 1881-'82. 
 ALBERTSON, ROBERT BROOKE, Raleigh : Ph. B., 1881. Lawyer. Seattle, 
 
 Washington. 
 
 ALBRIGHT, JAMES ALEXANDER, Graham: 1877-78. 
 
 ALDERMAN, EDWIN ANDERSON, Wilmington: Ph. B., 1882. Pres. N. 
 
 C. Teachers' Assembly. Supt. of Goldsboro Schools. Supt. of State Insti- 
 tutes, 1889-. Goldsboro. 
 ALDERMAN, WALTER WILLIAMS, Pender Co.: 1877-'79. Leasburg, 
 
 Caswell Co. 
 
 ALDERMAN, WILLIAM COLIN, Fayetteville : 1877-'79. 
 ALDERMAN, WILLIAM F., New Hanover Co.: A. B., 1856. Prof. Math., 
 
 Greensboro Female Coll. Greensboro. 
 ALEXANDER, CHARLES EATON, Boydton, Va.: A. B., 1825. Planter. 
 
 Born 1805, died 1827. 
 ALEXANDER, CHARLES TAYLOR, Rutherford Co.: 1880-'84. Prin. of 
 
 Institute. McKinney, Texas. 
 
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84 Students of the 
 
 ALEXANDER, CHARLES WILSON HARRIS, Mecklenburg Co.: A. B., 
 
 1827. Dead. 
 ALEXANDER, CYRUS ADAMS, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1820. Physician. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 ALEXANDER, EDMUND, Plymouth : 1885-'86. Lawyer. Columbia. 
 ALEXANDER, ELAM, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1825. Minister. Dead. 
 ALEXANDER, JOHN WILSON, Charlotte : 1884-'86. Merchant. 
 ALEXANDER, JOSEPH L. H., Mecklenburg Co. : 1847-' 49. Dead. 
 ALEXANDER, JUNIUS M., Mecklenburg Co. : 1846-' 47. Dead. 
 ALEXANDER, LAWSON HENDERSON, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1816. Dead. 
 ALEXANDER, MARK, Boydton, Va. : A. B., 1811. Planter. Gen. Assem. 
 
 of Va. M. C., 1819-'33. Mem. Va. Convention, 1829-'30. Born 1792, 
 
 died July 6, 1883. 
 AEXANDER, NATHANIEL WASHINGTON, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1821. 
 
 Dead. 
 ALEXANDER, RICHARD HENDERSON, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1817. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 ALEXANDER, SAMUEL MIDGET, Creswell, Washington Co. : 1880-'81. 
 ALEXANDER, SYDENHAM B., Charlotte: A/B., 1860. Gen. Assem. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Pres. Farmers' Alliance. 
 ALEXANDER, WILLIAM J., Plymouth: 1815. 
 ALEXANDER, WILLIAM JULIUS, Mecklenburg Co.: A. B., 1816. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Speaker H. of Commons, 1829-'30. 
 ALEXANDER, WILLIAM LEE, McDowell Co.: A. B., 1854. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 ALFORD, WILLIAM i., Normal College, Kandolph Co. : A. B., 1861. Dead. 
 ALLEN, ALBERT VINE, New Berne: A. B., 1825. Lawyer. Born 1807, 
 
 died 1829. 
 
 ALLEN, ALTIS WALDO, Grissom, Granville Co : Ph. B., 1882. Dead. 
 ALLEN, I>AVID CHARLES, Brunswick Co: 1855-' 57. Gen. Assem. Col. 
 
 C. S. A. Lawyer. Planter. Armour, Columbus Co. 
 ALLEN, EDWARD Lu, Fayetteville, Tenn. : A. B., 1858. Died 1877. 
 ALLEN, ETHAN ARCHIBALD, Newton Grove, Sampson Co.: 1883-'84. 
 
 Lawyer. 
 
 ALLEN, JOHN, Pitt Co. : 1810. Physician. Dead. 
 *ALLEN, NATHANIEL H., Leasburg, Caswell Co. : 1835-' 36. 
 ALLEN, NATHANIEL MOORE, Chatham Co. : 1853-'56. 
 ALLEN, ROBERT Li., Granville Co.: 1854-'56. C. S. A, Dead. 
 ALLEN, THOMAS TURNER, Windsor, Bertie Co.: A. B., 1861. Lawyer. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 ALLEN, VINE, New Berne : A. B., 1853. A.M. Lawyer. Born 1831, died 1860. 
 ALLEN, WALTER N., Halifax Co.: 1855-'56. Lawyer. 
 ALLEN, WILLIAM HENRY, Greenville, Pitt Co. : 1886-'87. 
 ALLEN, WILLIAM MARSHALL, Polkton : 1888-. 
 ALLEN, WILLIAM T., Oxford : 1856-'58. Lieut. C. S. A. Planter. 
 ALLISON, JOHN A., Iredell Co. : 1849-' 51. 
 ALLISON, JOHN R., Iredell Co: A. B., 1824. Planter. Physician. Dead. 
 
 Columbus, Miss. 
 
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 ALLISON, JULIUS F., Orange Co.: A. B., 1854. Dead. 
 
 ALLISON, RiCHABD, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1820. Dead. 
 
 ALLISON, RICHARD M., Iredell Co.: 1841-'42. Dead. 
 
 ALLISON, ROBERT GRIER, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1827. Teacher. Died 1877. 
 
 ALSTON, ALEXANDER S., Edenton: 1826. Dead. 
 
 ALSTON, ALFRED, Warren Co.: 1810. Dead. 
 
 ALSTON, ALFRED, Warren Co. : A. B., 1847. Planter. Warrenton. 
 
 ALSTON, ALFRED T., Warren Co. : 1865-'66. Planter. 
 
 ALSTON, ARCHIBALD !>., Warren Co. : 1834-'35. 
 
 ALSTON, AUGUSTUS A., Sparta, Ga.: 1821-'25. 
 
 ALSTON, BENJAMIN HARDY, Edenton : A. B., 1824. Physician. Dead. 
 
 ALSTON, CHARLES, Chatham Co.: 1838-'39. 
 
 ALSTON, EDWARD JONES, Warrenton : A. B., 1852. C. S. A. Dead. 
 
 ALSTON, JOHN J., Chatham Co. : 1808. Dead. 
 
 ALSTON, JOHN W., South Carolina: 1809. Dead. 
 
 ALSTON, JUNIUS A., Chatham Co. : 1848-' 49. 
 
 ALSTON, KEMP PLUMMER, Warren Co. : A. B., 1838. Planter. 
 
 ALSTON, NATHANIEL MACON, Chatham Co. : 1854-'56. Dead. 
 
 ALSTON, NICHOLAS F., Warren Co.: 1841-' 43. Dead. 
 
 ALSTON, NORMAN, Chatham Co. : 1853-'54. 
 
 ALSTON, PHILIP G., Warren Co.: 1855-' 57. C. S. A. Warrenton. 
 
 ALSTON, PHILIP K., Chatham Co.: 1830-'32. Planter. Born 1811, died 
 
 1852. 
 
 ALSTON, PHILIP WHITNELL, Edenton: A. B., 1829. Minister. Dead. 
 ALSTON, SOLOMON W., Warren Co. : 1855-'56. Surgeon C. S. A. Died 1862. 
 ALSTON, WILLIAM C., Halifax Co.: 1795. Dead. 
 
 ALSTON, WILLIS, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1867. A. M. Physician. Littleton, 
 ALSTON, WILLIS WILSON, Sparta, Ga. : 1820-' 24. Dead. 
 ALSTON, WILLIS W., Halifax Co.: A. B., 1824. Dead. 
 ALVES, JAMES, Orange Co. : 1807. Dead. 
 ALVES, JOHN, Kentucky : 1811. Dead. 
 ALVES, SAMUEL JOHNSTON, Orange Co.: A. B., 1821. Dead. 
 ALVES, WALTER, Kentucky : A. B., 1825. Physician. Dead. 
 ALVES, WILLIAM J., Orange Co. : 1807. Dead. 
 
 AMBROSE, SHERIDAN A., Hertford, Perquimans Co. : 1884-' 85. Died 1886. 
 AMICK, THOMAS CICERO, Liberty: 1887-88. 
 
 AMIS, JAMES SANDERS, Granville Co. : A. B., 1846. Lawyer. Oxford. 
 AMIS, JOHN !>., Halifax Co.: 1802. Dead. 
 AMIS, LEWIS, Granville Co. : 1839-' 40. 
 AMIS, RUFUS, Granville Co.: 1853-' 54. Capt. C. S. A. Gen. Assem., 
 
 1879-'80. Journalist. Henderson. 
 AMIS, THOMAS GALE : A. B., 1801. Dead. 
 ANDERSON ADOLPHUS, Laurens District, S. C. : 1853-'54. 
 ANDERSON, ALBERT GALLATIN, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1834. Minister. 
 ANDERSON, CAMERON, Pensacola, Fla. : 1840-'41. Lawyer. Paymaster, 
 
 U. S. N. Died 1852. 
 ANDERSON, EDWIN ALEXANDER, Wilmington: 1830-'31. A, B. Yale, 
 
 1835. A. M. M. D. Yale, 1837. Pres. N. C. Med. Society. 
 
86 Students of the 
 
 ANDERSON, GEORGE BURGWYN, Wilmington : 1847-48. U. S. Mil. Acad. 
 
 Lieut. U. S. A. Brig. Gen. C. S. A. Born 1830, killed at Sharpsburg, 1862. 
 ANDERSON, JACOB MARCUS, Pleasant Grove, Alamance Co.: 1885-'88. 
 ANDERSON, JAMES LATON, Winton, Hertford Co. : A. B., 1861. 
 ANDERSON, LAWRENCE M., Tallahassee, Fla. : A. B., 1860. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1841, killed at Shiloh, 1862. 
 ANDERSON, MONROE, Lebanon, Tenn. : 1859-' 60. 
 ANDERSON, ROBERT WALKER, Wilmington: A. B., 1858. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1838, killed at the Wilderness, 1864. 
 
 ANDERSON, THOMPSON, Nashville, Tenn. : 1867-'68. Merchant. 
 ANDERSON, WALKER, Petersburg, Va. : A. B., 1819 ; A. M., 1822 ; LL. D., 
 
 1853. Prof. Khet. and Log., U. N. C., 1833. Chief Justice Supreme Court, 
 
 Fla., 1851-'53. Died 1857. 
 ANDERSON, WILLIAM EDWARD, Hillsboro : A. B., 1825 ; A. M., 1829. 
 
 Teacher. Merchant. Banker. Born 1805, died 1852. 
 ANDERSON, WILLIAM E., Wilmington: A. B., 1854. Pres. Citizens' Nat. 
 
 Bank, Kaleigh. 
 ANDERSON, WILLIAM J., Fayetteville : 1822-'26. A. M. Merchant. 
 
 Died 1852. 
 
 ANDRES, EDWIN F., Bladen Co. : 1839-41. Dead. 
 ANDREWS, CLINTON MILTON, Greensboro : 1850-'51. Teacher. Lt. Col. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1829, killed at Nottoway C. H., 1864. 
 ANDREWS, JOHN BARK, Greensboro : A. B., 1854. Teacher. Capt. C. S. 
 
 A. Born 1833, killed at Richmond, 1863. 
 ANDREWS, SILAS MILTON, Eowan Co. : A. B., 1826 ; A. M., 1831. Tutor, 
 
 1827. Minister. Dead. Doylestown, Pa. 
 
 ANDREWS, SAMUEL JAY, Greensboro : 1858-'62. Born 1839. Dead. 
 ANDREWS, MILTON VOLNEY, Orange Co. : 1869. 
 ANDREWS, WILLIAM JOHNSTON, Raleigh : 1887-. Born 1871. 
 ANGIER, JOHN CICERO, Durham : 1876-79. Merchant. Born 1857. 
 ANTHONY, JAMES G., Halifax Co. : 1853-'56. C. S. A. Dead. 
 ANTHONY, JOHN, Scotland Neck: A. B., 1857. Lawyer. Corp. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1836, killed at Malvern Hill, 1862. 
 ANTHONY, JOHN ALSTON, King's Mountain : 1881-'82. 
 ANTHONY, WILLIAM, 1822. 
 ARGO, THOMAS MONROE, Wetumpka, Ala. : A. B., 1863. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 LL. B., 1866. Lawyer. Solicitor 4th Dist. Raleigh. 
 ARMFIELD, EUGENE MOREHEAD, Guilford Co. : A. B., 1888. Born 1869. 
 
 Banker. High Point. 
 
 ARMFIELD H., Guilford Co.: 1826. Dead. 
 ARMSTEAD, RICHARD, Plymouth : A. B., 1804. Dead. 
 ARMSTEAD, ROBERT, Plymouth : 1815. Dead. 
 ARMSTEAD, STARK, Bertie Co.: 1834-'35. Born 1819, died 1843. 
 ARMSTEAD, THOMAS S., Martin Co.: 1823. Merchant. Died 1871. 
 ARMSTEAD, THOMAS STARK, Plymouth: A. B., 1862; A. M., 1868. 
 
 Lieut. C. S. A. Lawyer and Journalist. 
 ARMSTEAD, WILLIAM J., Plymouth: 1815. Dead. 
 ARMSTRONG, EDWARD H., Wilmington: 1858-'61. Capt. C. S. A. Dead. 
 
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 ARMSTRONG, EGBERT M., Somerville, Term.: 1858-'59. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in action, 1861. 
 
 ARMSTRONG, JAMES WATSON, Orange Co. : A. B., 1827. Dead. 
 ARMSTRONG, MARTIN W., Germantown : 1814. Dead. 
 ARMSTRONG, THOMAS LAPSLEY, Orange Co.: A. B., 1832. Tutor, 
 
 1833-'34. 
 
 ARMSTRONG, THOMAS T., Germantown : 1828. 
 ARNOLD, HUGH M., Newnan, Ga. : I860-' 62. 
 
 ARNOLD, SAMUEL JAMES, Newnan, Ga. : 1860-'61. Planter. Born 1841. 
 ARRINGTON, ARCHIBALD H., Montgomery, Ala.: 1859-'60. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1843, killed at Malvern Hill, 1862. 
 
 ARRINGTON, ARCHIBALD HUNTER, Hilliardston : 1876-79. Kocky Mt. 
 ARRINGTON, ARTHUR, Louisburg : A. B., 1878. Planter. 
 ARRINGTON, GEORGE W., Nash Co. : 1852-'53. Teacher. 
 ARRINGTON, GEORGE WIMBERLEY, Hilliardston : 1882->84. Died 1885. 
 ARRINGTON, JAMES N., Nash Co.: 1851-'53. Dead. 
 ARRINGTON, RICHARD T., Warrenton: A. B., 1853. 
 ARRINGTON, THOMAS C., Nash Co. : 1838-' 39. Dead. 
 ARRINGTON, THOMAS MANN, Nash Co. : A. B., 1849. Lt. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Gen. Assem., Ala. Judge Montgomery City Court. Montgomery, Ala. 
 ASHE, JOHN B., Tenn.: 1831. 
 ASHE, RICHARD JAMES, Hillsboro: A. B., 1842. Capt. C. S. A. Law. 
 
 Merchant. Born 1821. Bakersfield, Cal. 
 
 ASHE, SAMUEL P., Halifax Co. : 1806. Gen. Assem. Dead. 
 ASHE, SAMUEL S., Galveston, Texas: 1855-'57. Gen. Assem. Houston, 
 
 Texas. 
 ASHE, THOMAS SAMUEL, Perry Co, Ala.: A. B., 1832; A. M., 1838; 
 
 LL. D., 1878. Gen. Assem., N. C. Mem. Confed. Cong., 1861-' 64. C. S. Sen., 
 
 1864. M. C., 1872-76. Judge Supreme Court, 1878-'87. Died 1887. 
 ASHE, WILLIAM WILLARD, Raleigh : 1888-' 89. 
 ASHLEY, CHESTER G., Little Rock, Ark.: 1864-'65. 
 ASHURST, JOHN MILTON, Eatonton, Ga. : 1834-'35. Lawyer. Sol. Gen., Ga. 
 
 Born 1817, died 1852. 
 
 ASKEW, ABNER, H., Hertford Co.: A. B., 1866. Physician. Winton. 
 ASKEW, ANDREW JACKSON, Bertie Co. : 1837-'38. Physician. Dead. 
 ASKEW, CHARLES THOMPSON, Raleigh : 1875-78. 
 ASKEW, DAVID OUTLAW, Bertie Co : 1815. Dead. 
 ASKEW, GEORGE WASHINGTON, Columbus, Miss.: A. B., 1860. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Manufacturer. Born 1838. Stokesville, Miss. 
 ATKINS, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1841. Lawyer. 
 
 Dead. 
 ATKINSON, EDWARD RUFFIN, Edgecombe Co. : 1860-'61. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1843. Killed at Charlottesville, 1863. 
 
 ATKINSON, JOHN WILDER, Wilmington : 1884-'86. Richmond, Va. 
 ATKINSON, WADE HAMPTON, Johnston Co. : 1884-85. M. D. George- 
 town Coll., 1889. 
 ATTMORE, ISAAC TAYLOR, New Berne: A. B., 1860. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1838. Killed at Spottsylvania, 1864. 
 
88 Students of the 
 
 ATWATEB, ALFRED SIDNEY, Chatham Co. : 1881-'82. Physician. 
 
 AUSTIN, CHARLES J., Tarboro: A. B., 1865. Merchant. 
 
 AUSTIN, EDWARD, 1821. 
 
 AUSTIN, HENRY WILSON, Monroe : 1879-'80. 
 
 AUSTIN, ROBERT H., Tarboro: 1826-'30. Merchant. 
 
 AUSTIN, WILLIAM H., Tarboro : 1857-'59. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 
 AVENT, THOMAS W., Nash Co. : 1833-'34. Planter. Hilliardston. 
 
 AVERITT, JAMES BATTLE, Onslow Co.: 1850-'52. Episcopal Minister. 
 
 Marlborough, Md. 
 AVERITT, JAMES LEONID AS, Miccosukie, Fla.: A. B., 1856. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1834, died 1881. Madison Co., Miss. 
 AVERITT, JESSE, Miccosukie, Fla.: 1851-'53. Sergeant C. S. A. Born 
 
 1831. Killed at Wilderness, 1864. 
 
 AVERITT, JOHN A., Onslow Co. : 1847-'48. Capt. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 AVERY, ALPHONZO CALHOUN, Morganton : A. B., 1857. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 State Sen., 1866-'70. Judge Sup. Ct., 1878-' 88. Judge Supreme Ct., 1888-. 
 AVERY, CLARKE MOULTON, Morganton : A. B., 1839. Colonel C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in battle, 1864. 
 AVERY, ISAAC ERWIN, Morganton: 1847-'48. Colonel C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in action, 1863. 
 
 AVERY, JOHN MOREHEAD, Morganton: A. B., 1881. Austin, Texas. 
 AVERY, THOMAS !L., Morganton : A. B., 1841. Dead. 
 AVERY, WILLIAM WAIGHTSTILL, Morganton: A. B., 1837; A. M., 
 
 1850. Lawyer. Mem. Gen. Assem. Speaker State Sen. C. S. Sen. Colonel 
 
 C. S. A. Killed at Morganton, 1864. 
 
 AVERY, WILLOUGHBY F., Morganton : I860-' 61. Capt. C. S. A. Dead. 
 AYCOCK, ALBERT ELIJAH, Wedgefield, S. C. : 1879-'80. 
 AYCOCK, CHARLES BRANTLEY, Wayne Co.: Ph. B., 1879. Lawyer. 
 
 Pres. Elector, 1888. Goldsboro. 
 
 BACKHOUSE, BENJAMIN W., New Berne : 1830-' 33. Dead. 
 BACKHOUSE, JOHN ALLEN, New Berne: A. B., 1830; A. M., 1838. Tutor 
 
 1830-'31. Minister. Dead. 
 
 BACOT, PETER B., Darlington District, S. C.: A. B., 1859. C. S. A. Phy- 
 sician. Mars Bluff. 
 
 BACOT, TOURS K, Darlington District, S. C. : 1857-'59. C. S. A. Died 1882. 
 BADGER, GEORGE EDMUND, Ealeigh : 1855-'56. Physician. 
 BADGER, RICHARD COGSDELL, Ealeigh : A. B., 1859. Major C. S. A. 
 
 U.S. Dist.Att'y, 1873-77. Gen. Assem. Member Convention, 1875. Born 
 
 1839, died 1882. 
 
 BADGER, THOMAS, Kaleigh : 1859-'62. Ord. Sergeant C. S. A. 
 BADGETT, THOMAS JEFFERSON, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1859. Dead. 
 BAD HAM, WILLIAM, Edenton : A. B., 1854. Lawyer. Capt. C. S. A. Dead. 
 BAGLEY, WILLIAM, Williamston : 1843-' 45. Dead. 
 BAHNSON, GEORGE WILLIAM, Farmington, Davie Co. : 1887-'88. 
 BAILEY, JOHN LANCASTER, Pasquotank Co.: 1815-1819. Mem. Conv., 
 
 1835. Judge Super. Ct., 1836-'64. Died 1877. 
 BAILEY, THOMAS B., Hillsboro: 1845-' 48. Teacher. Dead. 
 BAILEY, WILLIAM, Monticello, Fla. : 1851. Captain C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 
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 BAILEY, "WILLIAM EDWARD, Charleston, S. C.: A. B., 1813. Professor 
 
 Anc. Lang., Charleston Coll. Dead. 
 BAIRD, BENJAMIN K., Person Co.: 1832. 
 BAIRD, WILLIAM W., Person Co. : A. B., 1860. Lieutenant C. S. A. 
 
 Dead. Macon, Miss. 
 BAKER, DANIEL BELLUNE, Brunswick Co. : A. B., 1824. Judge Super. 
 
 Ct., Fla. Died 1870. 
 BAKER, ISAAC, Brunswick Co. : A. B., 1825. M. D. Judge Super. Ct., Ark. 
 
 Born 1804. Dead. Little Kock. 
 BAKER, JAMES SMITH, Jackson Co., Fla.: A. B., 1858. Gen. Assem., 
 
 1864. 
 
 BAKER, JOHN A., Louisburg: 1860-'61. Sergeant C. S. A. Planter. 
 BAKER, JOHN BURGESS, Gates Co. : 1802. Physician. H. of Com. State 
 
 Sen. Born 1785, died 1838. 
 
 BAKER, JOSEPH HENRY, Edgecombe Co. : 1826. 
 BAKER, JOSEPH HENRY, Tarboro : 1848-'51. Sergeant C. S. A. Mem. 
 
 Conv., 1868. Gen. Assem. Physician. Born 1831. 
 BAKER, JOSEPH HENRY, Tarboro : A. B., 1887. 
 BAKER, JULIAN MEREDITH, Tarboro : B. S., 1879. Physician. 
 BAKER, MARMADUKE, Gates Co. : 1798. Dead. 
 BAKER, MARMADUKE, Ala. : 1841. 
 BAKER, SIMMONS JONES, Martin Co. : 1821-' 25. M. D. Edinburgh. 
 
 State Sen. Born 1775, died 1853. 
 
 BAKER, THOMAS ATKINSON, Tarboro : 1883-'85. Alabama. 
 BAKER, WILLIAM, Gates Co. : 1798. Dead. 
 BAKER, WILLIAM SPARKMAN, Edgecombe Co.: 1826-30. Physician. 
 
 Planter. Banker. Gen. Assem. Born 1809, died 1861. 
 BALDWIN, JOHN J., Chatham Co. : 1853-' 54. Dead. 
 BALDWIN, LIUCIAN F., Chatham Co.: 1858-'60. 
 BALDWIN, MELVILLE TRIAM, Siam, Chatham Co. : 1853-'54. 
 BALDWIN, WILLIAM G., White ville, Columbus Co.: 1858-'60. 
 BALL, Me CORD WRIGHT, Greensboro: 1887-. 
 
 BALLANFANT, JOHN, Culleoka, Tenn. : A. B., 1844. Gen. Assem. Farmer. 
 BALLANTINE, JAMES ERASTUS, Varina, Wake Co. : 1884-'85. 
 BALLARD, JOHN WILLIAM, Kaleigh: A. B., 1859. Captain C. S. A. 
 
 Killed at Corinth. 
 BALLARD, ROBERT E., Louisburg: 1857-'58. Lieutenant C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Author. Warren Co. 
 
 BANKS, ANDREW JACKSON RAYNER, Wake Co. : 1869. 
 BANKS, GEORGE WASHINGTON, Wake Co. : 1869. 
 BANKS, JOHN TROUP, Columbus, Ga. : A. B., 1849. Dead. 
 BARBEE, ALGERNON SYDNEY, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1860. Born 1840. 
 
 Lieutenant C. S. A. Merchant. 
 BARBEE, ALLEN JONES, Hillsboro: 1801. Dead. 
 BARBEE, ALLEN JONES, Orange Co. : A. B., 1825. Physician. Dead. 
 BARBEE, CHESLEY PAGE PATTERSON, Madison Co., Tenn. : A. B., 1843. 
 
 Dead. 
 BARBEE, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, Haywood Co., Tenn. : A. B., 1844. Dead. 
 
90 Students of the 
 
 BABBEE, WILLIS, Chapel Hill : 1 818. Planter. Physician. Born 1802, 
 
 died 1869. 
 
 BABDEN, JEFFEBSON DAVIS, Wilson : 1884-'86. Lawyer. 
 BARKER, JOHN ALEXANDEB, White ville, Columbus Co. : 1884-' 85. Dur- 
 ham Co. 
 
 BABKEB, JOHN W., Halifax C. H., Va. : 1808. Dead. 
 BABKSDALE, EDWABD JR., Marshall Co., Miss. : 1854-'55. 
 BABKSDALE, JOHN NASH, Rutherford Co., Tenn. : A. B., 1839. Lawyer. 
 
 Born 1819, died 1844. 
 
 BABLOW, JULIUS SHIBLEY, Tarboro : A. B., 1868. C. S. A. Died 1871. 
 BABLOW, THADDEUS BATES, Tarboro : 1875-77. 
 BABNES, ALLEN, N. C.: 1801. Dead. 
 BABNES, BENJAMIN BLOUNT, Wilson : A.B., 1857. Born 1838. Planter. 
 
 Memphis, Tenn. 
 BABNES, CALVIN, Wilson Co. : A. B., 1861. Born 1839. Captain C. S. A. 
 
 Farmer. Wilson. 
 BABNES, I>AVII> ALEXANDEB, Northampton Co.: A. B., 1840. Born 
 
 1819. Gen. Assem. Mem. Conv., 1861. Judge Super. Ct., 1865-'68. 
 
 Lawyer. Murfreesboro. 
 BABNES, EDWIN, Wilson Co. : 1858-'59. Physician. Surgeon C. S. A. Born 
 
 1839, died 1882. 
 BABNES, GEOBGE BADGEB, Northampton Co. : A. B., 1859. Born 1839. 
 
 Q. M., C. S. A. Lawyer. Com. Merchant. Norfolk, Va. 
 BABNES, JESSE SHABP, Stantonsburg, Wilson Co. : A. B. 1858. Lawyer. 
 
 Captain C. S. A. Born 1833. Killed at Seven Pines, 1862. 
 BABNES, JOHN PATTEBSON, Suggville, Ala. : 1841-' 42. Physician. Born 
 
 1826, died 1875. Mobile, Ala. 
 BABNES, WILLIAM DEANS, Hertford Co.: A. B., 1852. Born 1830. 
 
 Lawyer. Planter. Lieutenant Col. C. S. A. Gen. Assem. of Fla. Speaker 
 
 Fla. Sen., 1879. Comptroller, 1881. Marianna, Fla. 
 BABNETT, WILLIAM ELLIS, Crawford, Ala. : A. B., 1845. Lawyer. Born 
 
 1824, died 1860. Glennville, Ala. 
 BABB, ABSALOM KNOX, Rowan Co. : A. B., 1827. Minister. Born 1806, 
 
 died 1846. 
 BABBETT, ALEXANDEB, Carthage, Moore Co. : A. B., 1860. Lieutenant 
 
 C. S. A. 
 
 BABBETT, I>AVID S., Carthage, Moore Co. : 1859-'61. Captain C. S. A. 
 BABBETT, JAMES, Augusta, Ga. : 1860-62. Born 1842. Lieutenant C. S. A. 
 BABBETT, JAMES FBANCIS, Mooresville, Iredell Co. : 1883-'84. States- 
 
 ville. 
 
 BABBETT, JAMES FBANKLIN, Franklinton : 1883-'84. 
 BABBETT, JOHN T., Pitt Co.: 1855-'56. 
 
 BABBETT, KOBEBT G-., Carthage, Moore Co.: 1854-'56. A. M. Minister. 
 BABBINGEB, DANIEL MOBEAU, Cabarrus Co. : A. B., 1826. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Mem. Conv. 1835. M. C. 1843-' 49. Min. to Spain, 1849-'53. Born 1806, 
 
 died 1873. 
 BABBINGEB, KUFUS, Cabarrus Co.: A. B., 1842. Born 1821. Lawyer. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Brig. Gen. C. S. A. Charlotte. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 91 
 
 BARRINGER, VICTOR CLAY, Cabarrus Co.: A. B., 1848. Born 1827. 
 
 Comr. to revise statutes of U. S. Judge Internat. Ct., Alexandria, Egypt. 
 BARRINGER, WILLIAM, Concord, Cabarrus Co. : 1833-'34. Meth. Minister. 
 
 Born 1816, died 1873. 
 BARROW, CHARLES HENRY, Edgecombe Co.: A. B., 1861. Born 1839. 
 
 Captain C. S. A. Physician. Planter. Whitaker's. 
 
 BARROW, FREDERICK PRO BY, Jackson, Northampton, Co. : 1875-'77. 
 BARROW, "WILLIAM L., Northampton Co.: 1837-'38. Physician. Died 
 
 1883. 
 
 BARROW, WILLIAM M., Edenton: 1839-'40. 
 BARRY, JOHN !>., Wilmington : 1856-'59. Dead. 
 BARTEE, JAMES R., Columbus, Miss.: 1859-'61. Dead. 
 BARTLETT, LEONARD W., Sumpter, S. C.: 1859-'61. Captain C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in battle. 
 
 BASKERVILLE, GEORGE, Orange Co.: 1812. Dead. 
 BASKERVILLE, GEORGE THOMAS, Mecklenburg Co., Va. : A. B., 1848. 
 
 Captain C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 
 BASKERVILLE, WILLIAM R., Boydton, Va.: 1813. Dead. 
 BASON, GEORGE F., Alamance Co.: 1859-'60. C.S. A. Lawyer. Dallas. 
 BASON, JOSEPH H., Alamance Co. : 1858-60. Sergeant C. S. A. Born 1840. 
 
 Killed in battle, 1861. 
 
 BASS, EDWARD F., Columbia, Tex.: 1859-61. Dead. 
 BASS, GEORGE P., Columbia, Tex. : 1859-'60. 
 BASS, JOHN H., Macon, Ga.: 1858-'60. 
 BATCHELOR, FRANK HOWARD, Raleigh : 1887-. 
 
 BATCHELOR, KEMP BATTLE, Raleigh : 1887. M. D. Univ. of Md., 1889. 
 BATCHELOR, JOSEPH JOHN BRANCH, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1845. Att'y 
 
 Gen. Kaleigh. 
 BATCHELOR, OLIVER DOUGLAS, Nashville, Nash Co. : A. B., 1888. Born 
 
 1868. Lawyer. 
 BATCHELOR, WILLIAM PLUMMER, Raleigh: 1867-'68. Chief Clerk to 
 
 Sect'y of State. 
 BATE, JAMES HENRY, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1836. Minister. Born 1815, died 
 
 1848. 
 
 BATTLE, ALFRED, Edgecombe Co. : 1806. Dead. 
 BATTLE, BURWELL, Edgecombe Co. : 1806. Dead. 
 BATTLE, CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, Edgecombe Co.: A. B., 1835. 
 
 Lawyer. U. S. A., Mexican War. Born 1814, died 1859. 
 BATTLE, CULLEN, Edgecombe Co.: 1802. M. D. Univ. of Pa. Planter. 
 
 Born 1785, died 1879. Eufala, Ala. 
 BATTLE, DOSSEY, Nash Co. : 1858-' 61. Lt. C. S. A. Lawyer. Journalist. 
 
 Tarboro. 
 
 BATTLE, ELISHA, Edgecombe Co. : Dead. 
 BATTLE, GASTON, Rocky Mount : 1886-. Born 1871. 
 BATTLE, GEORGE GORDON, Rocky Mount : 1881-'82. 
 BATTLE, HENRY Li., Edgecombe Co.: 1802. Dead. 
 
 BATTLE, HENRY L., Edgecombe Co. : 1851-' 52. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 BATTLE, HENRY LAWRENCE, Rocky Mount : 1878-'81. 
 
92 Students of the 
 
 BATTLE, HEBBEBT BEMEBTON, Chapel Hill: Ph. B., 1881; Ph. D., 
 
 1887. Born 1862. Director State Exp. Station, 1887-. Raleigh. 
 BATTLE, ISAAC Lu, Edgecombe Co.: 1834-'35. Born 1816, died 1843. 
 
 Marianna, Fla. 
 BATTLE, JACOB, Rocky Mount : 1866-'68. Born 1852. A. M. Univ. of Va. 
 
 Lawyer. 
 
 BATTLE, JAMES P., Edgecombe Co.: 1847-51. Physician. Dead. 
 BATTLE, JAMES SMITH, Edgecombe Co.: 1802. Planter. Born 1786, 
 
 died 1854. 
 BATTLE, JAMES SMITH, Tarboro : 1863-'67. C. S. A. State Sen., 1881-'83. 
 
 Raleigh. 
 
 BATTLE, JOEL, Edgecombe Co. : 1799. Dead. 
 BATTLE, JOEL DOSSEY, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1847 ; A. M., 1852. Physician. 
 
 Died 1858. 
 
 BATTLE, JOHN B., Shelby Co., Tenn. : 1856-' 57. Dead. 
 BATTLE, JUNIUS CULLEN, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1860. Corp. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1841. Killed at South Mountain, 1862. 
 BATTLE, KEMP PLUMMEB, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1849 ; A. M., 1852. LL. D. 
 
 Born 1831. Tutor Math., 1850-'54. Lawyer. Member Conven., 1861. 
 
 Pres. Chatham R. R. State Treasurer. Pres. State Agric. Soc. Author. 
 
 Pres. U. N. C., 1875-. 
 BATTLE, KEMP PLUMMEB, Raleigh : A. B., 1879. M. D. Univ. of Va. and 
 
 Bellevue Med. Coll. 
 
 BATTLE, LEWIS JUNIUS, Raleigh : Ph. B., 1886. U. S. Geol. Surv. Wash- 
 ington, D. C. 
 
 BATTLE, MABMADUKE, Tarboro : 1881-'83. 
 BATTLE, RICHABD HENBY, Edgecombe Co. : A. B., 1828. Lawyer. Born 
 
 1807, died 1885. 
 BATTLE, KICHABD HENBY, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1854. Tutor Greek, 
 
 1854-'58. Lawyer. Capt. C. S. A. Chm'n State Dem. Ex. Com., 1884-'88. 
 
 Raleigh. 
 BATTLE, THOMAS HALL, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1880. Lawyer. Rocky 
 
 Mount. 
 BATTLE, TUBNEB WESTBAY, Edgecombe Co. : A. B., 1846 ; A. M., 1849. 
 
 Capt. C. S. A. Planter. Rocky Mount. 
 BATTLE, TUBNEB WESTBAY, Rocky Mount: 1879-'81. Com. Merchant. 
 
 Norfolk, Va. 
 BATTLE, WESLEY LEWIS, Chapel Hill : 1859-'62. Lt.C.S.A. Born 1843. 
 
 Killed at Gettysburg, 1863. 
 BATTLE, WILLIAM HOBN, Edgecombe Co. : A. B., 1820 ; LL. D. Lawyer. 
 
 H. of Com., 1833-'35. Reporter to Supreme Ct., 1834-' 40. Judge Superior 
 
 Ct., 1840-'52. Judge Supreme Ct., 1852-'68. Prof. Law U. N. C. 25 years. 
 
 Twice Comr. to revise N. C. Statutes. Born 1802, died 1879. 
 BATTLE, WILLIAM HOBN, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1853. Born 1833. M. D. 
 
 Univ. of Pa. Surg. C. S. A. Lilesville. 
 
 BATTLE, WILLIAM JAMES, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1888 ; A.M., 1889. Born 1870. 
 BATTLE, WILLIAM SMITH, Edgecombe Co. : A. B., 1844. Mem. Conven., 
 
 1861. Planter. Tarboro. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 93 
 
 BATTLE, WILLIAM SMITH, Edgecombe Co. : 1866-' 67. Dead. 
 BATTLE, WILLIAM SMITH, Warrenton : 1886-' 88. Wilmington. 
 BAXTER, GEORGE A., Kichmond, Va.: 1851-'52. Capt. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in battle. 
 
 BEALL, FRANK HARPER, Linwood. Davidson Co : 1888-. 
 BEALL, JOHN M., Salisbury: 1883-'84. 
 
 BEALL, KOBERT LIAMAR, Davidson Co. : A. B., 1852. Physician. Lenoir. 
 BEALL, ZEPHANIAH, Ga. : 1821-22. Dead. 
 BEAMAN, JOHN ROBINSON, Clinton, Sampson Co.: 1877-79. 
 BEAMER, PETER KOBERT, Dobson, Surry Co. : 1884-'85. Teacher. 
 BEARD, JOHN Li., Kowan Co. : 1814. Dead. 
 BEARD, WILLIAM H., North Carolina. 
 BEASLEY, JAMES EDWARD, Plymouth : A. B., 1859. Born 1839. Lieut. 
 
 C. S. A. Gen. Ins. Agt. Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 BEASLEY, JOSEPH H., Plymouth: 1835-'36. Talladega, Ala. 
 BEASLEY, WILLIAM FESSENDEN, Tarboro : 1865-' 66. Born 1845. C.S.A. 
 
 Oxford. 
 
 BEATTY, DOUGLAS PEARSON, Mocksville : 1848-' 50. Physician. 
 BEATTY, HENRY F., Bladen Co.: 1809. Dead. 
 BEATTY, WILLIAM H., Hillsboro: 1840-' 42. Dead. 
 BECK, THOMAS K., Cahawba, Ala.: 1825. Dead. 
 BECKTON, FREDERICK E., Jones Co.: 1804. Dead. 
 BECKWITH, JAMES FABIUS, Chatham Co.: 1878-'79. 
 BECKWITH, SIDNEY THOMAS, Lake Landing, Hyde Co.: 1882-'83. 
 
 LL. B., 1885. Lawyer. Monroe. 
 BEENE, BENJAMIN YANCEY, Cahawba, Ala.: A. B., 1849. Lawyer. 
 
 Born 1826, died 1856. Selma. 
 BEIN, HUGH HAGART, New Orleans, La.: A. B., 1859; LL. B. Adjt. 
 
 Gen. C. S. A. Dead. Little Eock, Ark. 
 BELL, DAVID, Enfield: 1876-78. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. 
 BELL, EDWARD STARKIE J., Bladen Springs, Ala.: A. B., 1858. Lieut. 
 
 C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 BELL, JAMES FRANKLIN, Statesville : 1852. Lawyer. Journalist. Died 
 
 1858. 
 BELL, JOHN FRANKLIN, Statesville : A. B., 1852. Sergt. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in battle. 
 
 BELL, JOSEPH MASTERS, Jackson, Ark. : A. B., 1854. Jacksonport, Ark. 
 BELL, LUTHER RICE, Oxford : A. B., 1861. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 BELL, KOBERT, Louisburg : 1801. Dead. 
 BELL, SAMUEL SLADE, New Berne: A. B., 1823. Lawyer. Born 1804. 
 
 Dead. 
 BELL, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Eutaw, Ala.: A. B., 1842. Born 1825, 
 
 died 1850. 
 BELLAMY, BENJAMIN ALEXANDER, Marianna, Fla. : A. B., 1855. Born 
 
 1833. C. S. A. Carthage, Tex. 
 BELLAMY, CHARLES EDWARD, Marianna, Fla.: A. B., 1851. M. D. 
 
 Univ. of Pa., 1855. Surg. C. S. A. Born 1832. Killed in battle July 27, 
 
 1864. 
 
94 Students of the 
 
 BELLAMY, EDWARD C., Nash Co. : 1818. Physician. Dead. 
 
 BELLAMY, JOHN E>ILLARD, Wilmington : 1886-. 
 
 BELLAMY, JOSEPH CLINCH, Edgecombe Co.: A. B., 1861. Born 1840. 
 
 Sergt. C. S. A. Planter. Whitaker's. 
 BELLAMY, MARSDEN, Wilmington : 1858-'61. Born 1843. Paymaster C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. 
 BELLAMY, RICHARD BLOUNT, Marianna, Fla. : A. B., 1855. Born 1833. 
 
 Surg. C. S. A. Campbellton, Fla. 
 BELLAMY, RUSSELL, Wilmington : 1887-. 
 BELLAMY, SPIER COFFIELD, Enfield: 1878-'80. Planter. 
 BELLAMY, WILLIAM CROOM, Marianna, Fla.: 1847-'51. Born 1830. 
 
 Surg. C. S. A. Physician. Atlanta, Ga. 
 
 BELLAMY, WILLIAM JAMES HARRISS, Wilmington: 1860-'63. Born 
 1844. C. S. A. M. D. Univ. of N. Y., 1868. Pres. New Hanover Med. 
 Assoc. 
 
 BELSHER, THADDEUS CONSTANTINE, Pickensville, Ala. : A. B., 1857. 
 A. M. Born 1832. C. S. A. Founder Univ. of Columbus, Miss. Pres. Car- 
 rollton Coll. Carrollton, Miss. 
 BELT, THOMAS WRIGHT, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1827. Physician. Planter. 
 
 Died 1860. 
 
 BELTON, HENRY J. O., Salisbury : 1836. 
 
 BENBURY, JAMES E., Sunbury, Gates Co.: 1858-'62. Died 1862. 
 BENBURY, JOHN AVERY, Edenton: 1843-'44. A. B., Princeton. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Capt. C. S. A. Born 1827. Killed at Malvern Hill, 1862. 
 BENBURY, JOSEPH, New Orleans, La. : 1857. 
 BENBURY, LEMUEL CREECY, Edenton: A. B., 1858. Capt. C. S. A. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Dead. 
 
 BENJAMIN, JOSEPH, New Orleans, La. : A. B., 1847. Dead. 
 BENNEHAN, THOMAS DAVIS, Orange Co.: A. B., 1801. Planter. Born 
 
 1781, died 1847. 
 BENNERS, AUGUSTUS, New Berne : A. B., 1837. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. of 
 
 Ala. Died 1886. 
 
 BENNETT, CRAWFORD I>UNLAP, Norwood, Stanley Co.: 1888-. 
 BENNETT, JOHN TYLER, Norwood, Stanley Co. : 1886-. 
 BENNETT, MARK, Town Creek, Edgecombe Co. : 1851. Born 1883, died 1851. 
 BENSON, JAMES WILLIAM, Beasley Hill, Johnston Co. : 1885-'86. 
 BENTON, JOHN HOGAN, Monroe : 1878-'79. 
 
 BENTON, THOMAS HART, Orange Co. : 1799. Gen. Assem. of Tenn. Col. 
 U. S. A., war of 1812. U. S. Sen. from Mo., 1820-'50. M. C., 1852-'54. 
 Author of "Thirty Years View/' and "Abridgment of Debates in Congress." 
 Born 1782, died April 10th, 1858. 
 BERRY, CICERO N., Hillsboro: 1850-'52. 
 BERRY, GEE WOOD, Marion District, S. C. : A. B., 1847. 
 BETHELL, GEORGE WASHINGTON, Danville, Va.: 1885-'86. 
 BETHELL, PINKNEY C., Caswell Co.: 1835-'36. Dead. 
 BETHELL, WILLIAM !>., Buckingham Co. : 1831-33. Dead. Ruffin. 
 BETTENCOURT, WILLIAM H., Wilmington : 1851-'52. Merchant. Born 
 1834, died 1865. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 95 
 
 BETTNER, GEORGE SHONNABD, New Berne : A. B., 1823. Tutor U. N. C. 
 1826. Physician. Born 1801, died 1860. New York. 
 
 BETTS, ALEXANDER DAVIS, Harnett Co. : A. B., 1855. Born 1832. Meth. 
 Minister. Chaplain C. S. A. Died May, 1889. Swan Quarter. 
 
 BETTS, WILLIAM ARCHIBALD, Greensboro : Ph. B., 1880. Meth. Min- 
 ister. S. C. 
 
 BIDDLE, SAMUEL SIMPSON, Craven Co.: A. B., 1832. Planter. Gen. 
 Assem. Born 1811, died 1873. 
 
 BlGGS, WILLIAM, Williamston : 1858-'61. Capt. C. S. A. Lawyer. Jour- 
 nalist. Born 1843. Dead. 
 
 BlLLlNGSLEY, JOHN T., Marion, Ala. : 1858-'59. 
 
 BINGHAM, JOHN ARCHIBALD, Hillsboro : 1831-'35. A. B. ; A. M. Min- 
 ister. Prof. Caldwell Inst. Born 1815, died Oct. 18, 1855. 
 
 BINGHAM, ROBEBT, Orange Co. : A. B., 1857. A. M. Born 1838. Capt. 
 C. S. A. Prin. Bingham School, 1873-. 
 
 BINGHAM, ROBEBT WOBTH, Bingham School: 1888-. Born 1871. 
 
 BINGHAM, "WILLIAM, Orange Co. : A. B., 1856. Col. C. S. A. Prin. Bing- 
 ham School, 1865-73. Author Latin and Eng. Text-books. Born 1835, 
 died Feb. 18, 1873. 
 
 BINGHAM, WILLIAM JAMES, Hillsboro : A. B., 1825. Prin. Bingham 
 School, 1826-'63. Born 1802, died Feb. 19, 1866. 
 
 BISHOP, GEOBGE, Bertie Co.: 1859-'60. Planter. 
 
 BITTING, JOHN HENBY, Germantown : A. B., 1858. Dead. 
 
 BITTING, JOSEPH W., Stokes Co. : 1816. 
 
 BITTING, SAMUEL T., Mount Airy : 1869. 
 
 BIZZELL, KOBEBT MOSELY, Johnston Co. : 1878-79. Harper's. 
 
 BLACK, ABCHIBALD KAY, Moore Co. : A. B., 1853. Teacher. Burgaw. 
 
 BLACKLEDGE, BENJAMIN FBANKLIN, New Berne : A. B., 1821. Physi- 
 cian. Dead. 
 
 BLACKLEDGE, RICHABD B., New Berne: 1812. Dead. 
 
 BLACKLEDGE, THOMAS WHABTON, New Berne : A. B., 1813. Dead. 
 
 BLACKLEDGE, WILLIAM SALTEB, New Berne: A. B., 1813. Gen. 
 Assem. M. C. Dead. 
 
 BLACKMAN, WILLIAM S., Sampson Co.: 1805. Gen. Assem. Dead. 
 
 BLACKMEB, WALTEB STEELE, Salisbury : 1876-78. 
 
 BLACKMON, CULLEN A., Wayne Co. : 1829-'30. Dead. 
 
 BLACKMON, CULLEN A., De Soto, Miss.: 1850-' 54. 
 
 BLACKWELL, JAMES "WASHINGTON, Durham : 1876-78. 
 
 BLACKWOOD, CHABLES ALEXANDEB, Chapel Hill : 1886-'88. Peters- 
 burg, Va. 
 
 BLAIN, JAMES M., Fairfield Dist., S. C.: 1858-' 60. 
 
 BLAIB, BUBWELL, Louisburg : 1866-'68. Merchant. 
 
 BLAIB, FBANCIS PBESTON, Washington, D. C. : 1839-' 40. A. B. Prince- 
 ton, 1841. Gen. Assem., Mo., 1852-' 54. M. C. from Mo., 1856-'60. Maj. 
 Gen. U. S. A., 1862. Collector, St. Louis, 1866. U. S. Sen., 1870-73. Born 
 1821, died 1875. 
 
 BLAKE, JOEL CLIFTON, Miccosukie, Fla. : A. B., 1850. Planter. Capt. 
 C. S. A. Born 1831. Killed at Gettysburg, 1863. 
 
96 Students of the 
 
 BLAKE, SAMUEL RICHARDSON, Fayetteville : A. B., 1834. Tutor U. N, 
 
 C., 1834-'35. Dead. 
 
 BLAKE, SAMUEL RICHARDSON, Miccosukie, Fla. : A. B., 1850. 
 BLAKE, WILLIAM B., Fayetteville: 1847-' 49. 
 BLAKE, WILLIAM KENNEDY, Fayetteville : A. B., 1846. Born 1824. 
 
 Prof. Female Colleges at Greensboro and Fayetteville, N. C., and Spartanburg, 
 
 S. C. Lawyer. Gen. Assem., S. C. Spartanburg, S. C. 
 BLAKELEY, JOHNSTON, Chatham Co. : 1797. Capt. U. S. N., War 1812. 
 
 Captured "Reindeer" 1814. Rec'd Gold Medal from Congress. Captured 
 
 " Atalanta." Lost at sea on the " Wasp," 1814. 
 BLANCHARD, JAMES !>., Aberdeen, Miss.: 1859-'61. 
 BLAND, PETER R., Va.: 1817. Dead. 
 BLEDSOE, EDWARD M., Kaleigh : 1867-'68. Planter. 
 BLEDSOE, WILLIAM H., Raleigh : 1863-'67. Lawyer. 
 BLEWITT, THOMAS G., S. C.: 1810. Dead. 
 BLOCKER, CHARLES H., Fayetteville: 1860-'61. 
 BLOCKER, OCTAVIUS H., Fayetteville: 1860-'61. Capt. C. S. A. Land 
 
 Agent. Bladen Co. 
 
 BLOUNT, BENJAMIN J., Nashville : 1855-' 57. Lieut. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 BLOUNT, FREDERICK SWANN, New Berne: 1822-'25. Lawyer. Born 
 
 1807. Mobile, Ala. 
 
 BLOUNT, JOHN GRAY, Washington : 1837-39. Born 1819, died 1842. 
 BLOUNT, JOHN GRAY, Washington : 1887-. 
 
 BLOUNT, RICHARD H. Li., Woodville, Perquimans Co. : 1849-'50. Dead. 
 BLOUNT, SAMUEL MASTERS, Washington : 1886-. 
 BLOUNT, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, Washington: A. B., 1844. Born 1823. 
 
 Maj. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 BLUE, LUTHER, Richmond Co. : 1851-'52. Lawyer. Capt. C. S. A. Miss. 
 BLUME, BENJAMIN BYNUM, Stokes Co. : A. B., 1824 ; A. M., 1831. Dead. 
 BOBBITT, JAMES HENRY, Raleigh : 1881-'84. 
 BOBBITT, JOHN B., Franklin Co. : A. B., 1809. Dead. 
 BOBBIT, RUFUS LEE, Granville Co. : 1876-'78. Oxford. 
 BOBBITT, SIDNEY MANGUM, Granville Co. : 1880-'82. Franklinton. 
 BOD DIE, NICHOLAS W., Nash Co.: 1843-' 44. Gen. Assem. Nashville. 
 BOGGAN, WILLIAM KENDALL, Wadesboro : 1883-'85. 
 BOND, CHARLES, Windsor : 1875-77. Bapt. Minister. 
 BOND, HENRY, Erifield : 1864-'65. 
 BOND, HENRY F., Kinston: 1833-'34. Dead. 
 BOND, HENRY J., Jefierson Co., Fla. : 1858-' 59. 
 BOND, JAMES, Brownsville, Tenn. : 1858-'59. 
 BOND, LEWIS, Bertie Co. : 1847-'51. Dead. 
 BOND, LEWIS, Brownsville, Tenn.: A. B., 1860. Capt. C.S.A. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Speaker H. of R., 1875. Born 1839, died Oct. 3d, 1878. 
 BOND, ROBERT C., Raleigh : 1822. Physician. Dead. 
 BOND, THOMAS, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1824. Dead. 
 BOND, WILLIAM PUGH, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1834. Dead. 
 BOND, "WILLIAM ROBERT, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1861. Lt. C. S. A. Scot- 
 land Neck. 
 
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 BONNER, GEORGE MILES, Washington : 1842-'44. Lawyer. Col. C. S. A. 
 Born 1822, died Sept. 14, 1868. 
 
 BONNER, ROBERT TRIPP, Beaufort Co. : 1877-79. 
 
 BONNER, THOMAS PASTEUR, Washington : A. B., 1859. Surg. C. S. A. 
 Dead. Aurora. 
 
 BONNEB, WILLIAM, Fayetteville, Tenn. : A. B., 1858. 
 
 BOOKEB, JOHN, Farm ville, Va. : 3815. Dead. 
 
 BOOKER, WILLIAM P., Farm ville, Va.: 1815. Dead. 
 
 BOON, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, Johnston Co.: A. B., 1814. Dead. 
 
 BOONE, ROBERT BAXTER, Koxboro : 1880-'81. Lawyer. Durham. 
 
 BOOTH, EDWIN GREENHILL, Nottoway, Va. : A. B., 1828. 
 
 BOOTH, GREEN H., Sussex C. H., Va. : 1811. Dead. 
 
 BOOTH, ROBERT HENRY, Nottoway, Va. : A. B., 1824. Dead. 
 
 BOOZER, ALBERT M., Lexington C. H., S. C. : A. B., 1864. 
 
 BORDEN, EDWIN BROWNRIGG, Goldsboro : 1885-'87. 
 
 BORDEN, FRANK KORNEGAY, Goldsboro : 1877-78. Planter. 
 
 BORDEN, JOHN BECK, Wilcox Co., Ala.: A. B., 1844. Dead. 
 
 BORDEN, JOHN LEMUEL, Goldsboro : Ph. B., 1884. Merchant. 
 
 BORDEN, WALTER EUGENE, Goldsboro : 1885-'87. Wilmington. 
 
 BORDEN, WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, Goldsboro : A. B., 1860. Lieut. 
 C. S. A. Manufacturer. 
 
 BOURNE, Louis MILTON, Tarboro : A. B., 1887. 
 
 BOWERS, PATRICK H., Somerville, Tenn.: 1860-'61. Merchant. Born 
 1844, died Oct. 6th, 1878. 
 
 BOWERS, SOUTHERLAND, Fayetteville, Tenn. : 1851-' 52. 
 
 BOWIE, ALLEN T., Lake St. Joseph, La. : 1858-'61. 
 
 BOWIE, JOHN R., Lake St. Joseph, La. : A. B., 1860. Sergt. C. S. A. 
 
 BOWIE, THOMAS C., Lake St. Joseph, La.: 1858-'61. 
 
 BOWMAN, JAMES, Stokes Co. : A. B., 1822. Dead. 
 
 BOWMAN, JOHN G., Germanton, Stokes Co. : 1823-27. Dead. 
 
 BOYCE, JESSE THOMPSON, Clarksville, Tex. : A. B., 1859. C. S. A. Killed 
 in battle. 
 
 BOYD, CHARLES, 1822. Dead. 
 
 BOYD, JAMES Li., Warren Co.: 1826. Dead. 
 
 BOYD, JAMES McCLURE, Camden, Wilcox Co., Ala. : A. B., 1843. Physi- 
 cian. Boiling Springs, Ala. 
 
 BOYD, R. WARREN, Chester Dist., S. C. : 1859-60. 
 
 BOYDEN, NATHANIEL ALEXANDER, Salisbury: A. B., 1855. Lawyer. 
 
 BOYKIN, DAVID STEVENS, Clinton : 1878-'80. 
 
 BOYLAN, ALEXANDER McCuLLOCH, Kaleigh : A. B., 1823. Dead. 
 BOYLAN, JAMES, Kaleigh: 1837-'41. Dead. 
 BOYLAN, JOHN H., Kaleigh: 1840-'44. 
 BOYLAN, JOHN S., Raleigh : 1856-'59. C. S. A. Dead. 
 BOYLAN, WELDON E., Somerville, Tenn. : 1852-' 54. Dead. 
 BOYLAN,. WILLIAM POLK, Raleigh: A. B., 1825. Dead. 
 BOZEMAN, JAMES FRANCIS, Clark Co., Ark.: 1854-'56: Planter. Born 
 1836, died 1883. Fort Griffin, Texas. 
 
 7 
 
98 Students of the 
 
 BOZMAN, JOSEPH JLAFAYETTE, Eutaw, Ala.: 1844-' 47. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Born 1831, died 1880. Tuscaloosa. 
 BRACKIN, JULIUS C. S., Caswell Co.: 1830-'34. Dead. 
 BRADFORD, EDWARD, Tallahassee, Fla. : A. B., 1854. C. S. A. Merchant. 
 
 Born 1833, died 1870. 
 BRADFORD, JOHN, Coosa Co., Ala. : 1857-'60. C. S. A. Killed at Seven 
 
 Pines, 1862. 
 
 BRADFORD, JOHN R., Tallahassee, Fla. : 1850-51. Born 1834. 
 BRADFORD, RICHARD, Tallahassee, Fla. : A. B., 1854. Lawyer. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1836. Killed at Santa Rosa Island, Oct. 9, 1861. 
 BRADHAM, CALEB DAVIS, Chinquapin, Duplin Co.: 1886-'88. 
 BRADLEY, ALFRED OWEN, Wilmington: 1838-'41. Physician. Born 
 
 1821, died 1871. 
 
 BRADLEY, ISAAC W., Sumpter Dist., S. C. : 1859-'60. 
 BRADLEY, JOHN FRANCIS, Gastonia, Gaston Co.: 1886-'87. 
 BRADLEY, ORVILLE T. C., Tenn: 1814. Dead. 
 BRADLEY, PHILIP E., Wilmington : 1836-'38. Born 1818, died 1849. 
 BRADLEY, RICHARD, Wilmington : 1863-'64. C. S. A. Merchant. Born 
 
 1842, died 1879. 
 
 BRADLEY, SIMON BOLIVAR, Tarboro : 1853-'54. Born 1836. Planter. 
 BRADSHAW, MICHAEL, Asheboro: 1882-'83. Lawyer. Journalist. 
 BRADY, JOHN EVERETT, Davidson College : A. B., 1881. Ph. D. Prof. 
 
 Smith Coll. Northampton, Mass. 
 BRADY, KINCHEN J., Tarboro: 1858-' 59. 
 BRAGAW, STEPHEN CAMBRELENG, Washington : 1886-. 
 BRAGG, BRAXTON, Mobile, Ala : 1863-'64. C. S. A. Lawyer. City Atty. 
 BRAGG, JOHN, Warrenton: A. B., 1824; A. M., 1828. Gen. Assem., Ala. 
 
 Judge Superior Ct., Ala., 1842. M. C., 1851. Member Conv., 1861. Died 1878. 
 BRAGG, JOHN, Raleigh : A. B., 1861. Telegraphy. Charlotte. 
 BRAGG, THOMAS, Warrenton : 1822. Gen. Assem. Governor, 1855-'59. 
 
 U. S. Sen., 1859-'61. Atty. Gen. Confed. States, 1862-'63. Died 1872. 
 BRAGG, "WILLIAM, Jackson : 1843-' 44. Planter. Ala. 
 BRANCH, ALPHEUS PAUL, Wilson : 1888-. 
 BRANCH, EDWARD T., Halifax Co : 1867-' 68. Lawyer. 
 BRANCH, HENRY, Enfield : 1833-'35. Dead. 
 BRANCH, JOHN, Halifax Co. : A. B. t 1801. Gen. Assem. Speaker Senate, 
 
 1816-T7. Governor, 1817-'20. U. S. Sen., 1823-'29. Secretary Navy, 
 
 1829-'31. Mem. Conv., 1835. Gov. Fla. Ter., 1844-'45. Died 1863. 
 BRANCH, JOHN R., Halifax Co.: 1835-'36. Dead. 
 BRANCH, JOSEPH, Halifax Co. : 1806. Dead. 
 
 BRANCH, JOSEPH, Enfield : 1833-'35. Atty. Gen., Fla., 1845-'48. Dead. 
 BRANCH, JOSEPH HENRY, Tallahassee, Fla,, 1861-'62. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1844. Killed in battle Aug. 13, ]864. 
 BRANCH, LAWRENCE O'BRIEN, Halifax Co. : 1835-'36. A. B. Princeton. 
 
 Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Pres. Elector, 1852. M. C., 1855-'61. Brig. Gen. 
 
 C. S. A. Killed at Sharpsburg, 1862. 
 
 BRANCH, WILLIAM A. B., Raleigh : 1863-'64. C. S. A. Lawyer. Wash- 
 ington. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 99 
 
 BRANCH, WILLIAM H., Enfield: 1839-'40. Merchant. 
 BRAS WELL, ABRAM H., Rockingham Co.: 1836-'39. 
 BRASWELL, ARCHIBALD, Whitaker's : B. S., 1888. Planter. 
 BRASWELL, JAMES CRAIG, Battleboro, Edgecombe Co. : 1887-. 
 BRASWELL, MACK CLAUDE, Battleboro, Edgecombe Co. : 1878-'80. Eocky 
 
 Mount. 
 
 BRAXTON, ELIAS DAVID, Pitt Co. : 1882-'83. Lassiter's Mills. 
 BREARLEY, HENRY MARTYN, Darlington Dist., S. C. : A. B., 1855. Min- 
 ister. Chaplain C. S. A. Maxton. 
 
 BREHON, JAMES O., Warrenton : 1820. Physician. Dead. 
 BREEDEN, I>ARIUS MEEKIN, Bennettsville, S. C. : 1879-'80. Lawyer. 
 BRENT, JOHN C., Rockingham Co.: 1855-'56. Dead. 
 BRETT, GEORGE AUGUSTUS, Hertford Co. : A. B., 1852. Born 1831. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Como. 
 BREVARD, ALEXANDER FRANKLIN, Lincoln Co.: A. B., 1846. Iron 
 
 Station. 
 
 BREVARD, EPHRAIM JOSEPH, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1849. Dead. 
 BRICKELL, STERLING H., Halifax Co. : A. B., 1860. Capt. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in battle. 
 
 BRIDGERS, GEORGE JONES, Wilmington: 1886-'88. 
 BRIDGERS, JAMES KELLY, Northampton Co. : 1879-80. Dead. Nashville. 
 BRIDGERS, JOHN LUTHER, Edgecombe Co.: A. B., 1843. Lawyer. Comr. 
 
 to Confed. Govt. at Montgomery, 1861. Col. C. S. A. Planter. Born 1821, 
 
 died 1884. 
 BRIDGERS, KOBERT RUFUS, Edgecombe Co.: A. B., 1841. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Mem. Confed. Congress. Col. C. S. A. Pres. W. & W. R. R. Born 1819, 
 
 died 1888. 
 
 BRIGGS, KOSCOE GILES, Chocowinity, Beaufort Co. : 1876-'77. Wilson. 
 BRIGHT, WILLIAM RANSOM, Beaufort Co. : 1885. Chocowinity. 
 BRINSON, SAMUEL MITCHELL, New Berne : A. B., 1858. Lawyer. Born 
 
 1836, died 1860. 
 
 BRITT, JAMES P., Edenton: 1860-'61. 
 BRITT, GEORGE WILLIAM, Clinton : 1875-76. 
 BRITTON, ANDREW JACKSON, Jackson : 1867. Lawyer. 
 BRITTON, CHARLES WESLEY, Jackson: 1881-'82. 
 BROADFOOT, CHARLES W., Fayetteville : 1859-' 60. Col. C. S. A. Gen. 
 
 Assem., 1870-' 72. Lawyer. 
 
 BROADNAX, ALEXANDER, Laurence ville, Va. : 1815. Dead. 
 BROADNAX, JOHN WILSON, Rockingham Co.: A. B., 1841. Maj. C.S.A. 
 BRODDIE, EDMUND, Franklin Co. : 1797. A. B. Dead. 
 BRODIE, EDMUND GHOLSON, Granville Co. : A. B., 1861. Born 1841. 
 
 C. S. A. Henderson. 
 
 BRODNAX, WILLIAM F., Rockingham Co.: 1844-' 46. Dead. 
 BRODNAX, WILLIAM FREDERICK, Leaksville, Rockingham Co.: 
 
 1882-'83. 
 
 BROOKES, CHARLES BLACKWELL, Stokes Co. : 1845-'48. Salem. 
 BROOKES, DANIEL IVERSON, Forsyth Co.: A. B., 1854. Born 1832, 
 
 died 1856. 
 
100 Students of the 
 
 BROOKES, GEORGE W., Stokes Co. : 1846-' 47. Pelahatchee, Miss. 
 BROOKS, IVERSON LiEE, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1819. Minister. Dead. 
 BROOKS, JAMES COSTIN, Elizabeth City: 1888-. 
 BROOKS, JOHN Z., Johnson's Mills, Pitt Co. : 1883-'84. 
 BROOKS, THOMAS COOK, Woodsdale, Person Co. : Ph. B., 1880. Lawyer. 
 BROOKS, WILLIAM COSTIN, Elizabeth City : 1869. 
 BROOKS, WILLIAM M., Chatham Co. : A. B., I860. C. S. A. 
 BROTHERS, JOHN EDWARD, Elizabeth City : 1882-'83. Newbegun Creek. 
 BROWN, AARON VAIL, Laurenceville, Va. : A. B., 1814. LL. D. Gen. 
 
 Assem., Tenn. M. C., 1839-'45. Gov. Tenn., 1845-' 49. Postmaster General, 
 
 1857-'59. Born 1797, died 1859. Tenn. 
 BROWN, ASHBEL GREEN, -Granville Co.: A. B., 1843; A. M., 1846. 
 
 Associate Prof. Greek U. N. C., 1844- 7 56. Born 1821. Dead. California. 
 BROWN, BEDFORD, Caswell Co.: 1813. H. of Com., 1815, '17, '23. 
 
 Speaker Senate, 1829. U. S. Sen., 1829-'41. Mem. Conventions, 1861 and 
 
 1865. Born 1795, died 1870. 
 BROWN, BENJAMIN WARREN, Pitt Co. : 1856-'57. Planter. Born 1835, 
 
 died 1885. Lassiter's Mills. 
 
 BROWN, FRANK WARREN, Greenville : 1879-'80. Physician. 
 BROWN, FREDERICK W., Caswell Co. : 1839-'40. Lassiter's Mills. 
 BROWN, HENRY I., Lynchburg, Va. : 1823. Dead. 
 BROWN, HUGH THOMAS, Wilkesboro : A. B., 1858. Capt. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in battle. 
 
 BROWN, JAMES W., Caswell Co.: 1808. Dead. 
 BROWN, JOHN BRIGHT, Bladen Co. : A. B., 1808. Dead. 
 BROWN, JOHN E., Caswell Co., 1820. Dead. 
 BROWN, JOHN Lu, Caswell Co., 1820. 
 BROWN, JOHN M., Iberville Parish, La. : 1857-'59. 
 BROWN, JOHN POTTS, Wilmington: A. B., 1829. Merchant. Dead. 
 BROWN, JOSEPH ADDISON CLARKE, Davidson Co. : A. B., 1858. M. D. 
 
 Jefferson Med. Coll. Born 1841. C. S. A. Planter. Sedalia, Mo. 
 BROWN, LIEONIDAS G., Salisbury: 1845-' 46. Dead. 
 BROWN, LIVINGSTON, Caswell Co.: 1835-'36. 
 
 BROWN, OWEN N., Fayetteville : 1852-'54. Maj. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 BROWN, S. P., Portsmouth, Va. : 1841. 
 BROW^, SAMUEL T., Lynchburg, Va.: 1832. 
 BROWN, SYLVESTER T., Carteret Co.: 1841-' 42. 
 BROWN, THOMAS, Bladen Co. : A. B., 1804. A. M. Dead. 
 BROWN, THOMAS H., New Berne: 1831-'35. Physician. Died 1884. 
 BROWN, WILLIAM, Brunswick Co., Va. : 1809. Dead. 
 BROWN, WILLIAM A., Grenada, Miss. : 1859-61. Capt. C. S. A. 
 BROWN, WILLIAM FREDERICK, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1839. Dead. 
 BROWN, WILLIAM KING, Kobeson Co.: 1879-'82. Teacher. Birming- 
 ham, Ala. 
 
 BROWN, ZENO H., Greenville: 1879-'80. Physician. Lassiter's Mills. 
 BROWNE, JACOB FATJLCON, Warrenton : 1846-' 47. Dead. 
 BROWNE, RIDLEY, Warren Co. : 1845-'46. Physician. 
 BROWNRIGG, HENRY, Edgecombe Co. : 1809. Dead. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 101 
 
 BROWNBIGG, RICHARD THOMAS, Edenton : 1808. Gen. Assem., 1816-'22. 
 
 Planter. Fisheries. Born 1793, died 1846. Columbus, Miss. 
 BROYLES, THOMAS TALIAFERRO, Anderson C. H., S. C. : A. B., 1863. 
 BRUCE, A., South Boston, Va.: 1825. 
 BRUCE, CHARLES, Guilford Co. : 1797. Dead. 
 BRUCE, CHARLES, Halifax C. H., Va. : A. B., 1845. 
 BRUCE, CHARGES, Halifax Co., Va. : A. B., 1860. Capt. C. S. A. Killed in 
 
 battle. 
 
 BRUCE, JAMES, Halifax Co., Va. : A. B., 1856. Died 1858. 
 BRUCE, JAMES COLE, Halifax C. H., Va. : A. B., 1825. Gen. Assem. Dead. 
 BRUCE, JOHN, Hillsboro : 1814. Dead. 
 
 BRUCE, WILKINS, Halifax Co., Va. : A. B., 1858. C. S. A. Milton, N. C. 
 BRUCE, WILLIAM BALLARD, Halifax Co., Va. : A. B., 1856. 
 BRUTON, JOHN FLETCHER, Greensboro : 1884-'8J. Lawyer. 
 BRYAN, CARNEY J., Washington: 1859-61. C. S. A. Died Aug. 23, 1883. 
 BRYAN, CHARLES SHEPARD, Kaleigh : A. B., 1852. Born 1832. Lawyer. 
 
 Gen. Assem., Mo., 1874-'75 and 1878-'79. Cassville, Mo. 
 BRYAN, ELIAS HENRY, Haywood, Chatham Co.: A. B., 1865. Planter. 
 
 Born 1844, died May 14, 1887. 
 BRYAN, FELIX, Lenoir Co. : 1813. 
 
 BRYAN, FRANCIS THEODORE, Raleigh : A. B., 1842 ; A. M., 1845. Born 
 1823. Topog. Engineer. Aid to Gen. Wool. U. S. A. Mexican War. St. 
 Louis, Mo. 
 
 BRYAN, FREDERICK CHARLES, New Berne : 1881-83. Chief Clerk, Sea- 
 board R. R. Portsmouth, Va. 
 
 BRYAN, FREDERICK R., Kaleigh: 1861-'62. Born 1846, died 1863. 
 BRYAN, GEORGE PETTIGREW, Raleigh : A. B., 1860. Tutor U. N. C., 
 1860-'62. Capt. C. S. A. Born 1841. Killed at Charles City Road, Va., 
 1864. 
 
 BRYAN, HENRY H., New Orleans, La. : 1860-'61. 
 BRYAN, HENRY RAVENSCROFT, Raleigh: A. B., 1856. Lawyer and 
 
 Planter. Pres. Elector, 1880. New Berne. 
 
 BRYAN, HENRY RAVENSCROFT, New Berne : 1886-'87. Charlotte. 
 BRYAN, JAMES ALEXANDER, Spartanburg, S. C. : B. S., 1885. Presb. 
 
 Minister. 
 BRYAN, JAMES PETTIGREW, Raleigh : A. B., 1849. Physician. Born 
 
 1829, died 1887. Kinston. 
 BRYAN, JAMES WEST, New Berne : A. B., 1824. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Mem. Conv., 1835. Born 1805, died 1864. 
 
 BRYAN, JESSE G., Washington: 1837-39. Physician. Dead. 
 BRYAN, JOHN, Sampson Co. : 1796. Dead. 
 BRYAN, JOHN A., Sampson Co.: 1841. Born 1830. Physician. Gen. 
 
 Assem. KenansVille. 
 BRYAN, JOHN HERRITAGE, New Berne : A. B., 1815 ; A. M., 1820. 
 
 Lawyer. State Sen., 1823-'25. M. C., 1825-'29. Born 1798, died 1870. 
 BRYAN, JOHN HERRITAGE, Raleigh: A.B., 1844; A.M., 1847. Born 
 
 1825. Lawyer. Campinas, San Paulo, Brazil. 
 BRYAN, JOSEPH B., Fayetteville : 1841-'42. Dead. 
 
102 Students cf the 
 
 BRYAN, JOSEPH BONNER, Washington: A. B., 1851. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Merchant. Aurora. 
 
 BRYAN, JosiAH E., Fayetteville : 1841. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 BRYAN, NEEDHAM G., Wayne Co. : 1814. Dead. 
 BRYAN, ROBERT K., Fayetteville: 1843-' 45. Hickory. 
 BRYAN, ROBERT THOMAS, Kenansville: A. B., 1882. Bapt. Minister. 
 
 Missionary to China. 
 
 BRYAN, SHEPARD, New Berne : 1887-. 
 BRYAN, WILLIAM SHEPARD, Kaleigh : A. B., 1846 ; A. M., 1850. Born 
 
 1827. Lawyer. Associate Justice Supreme Ct., Md. Baltimore, Md. 
 BRYANT, VICTOR SILAS, Pineville, Mecklenburg Co. : 1884-' 88. Teacher. 
 
 Hnntley. 
 
 BUCHANAN, A. H., Anson Co. : 1840-'41. 
 BUCHANAN, JOHN BLUE, Kichmond Co. : A. B., 1858. Dead. 
 BUCHANAN, PLEASANT, Ala. : 1831-'32. Died 1846. 
 BUCHANAN, WILLIAM, Laurinburg: 1866. Brandon, Miss. 
 BUCK, I>EWlTT CLINTON, Lexington, Miss.: A. B., 1861. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in battle. 
 BUIE, DODDRIDGE WmTFlELD, Kobeson Co. : 1881. Journalist. Died 
 
 1884. Ked Banks. 
 
 BUIE, MALCOLM, Moore Co. : 1809. Dead. 
 BUIE, NEILL, Moore Co. : 1809. Dead. 
 BUIE, WILLIAM DOUGLAS, Clarkton, Bladen Co. : 1888-. 
 BULLOCK, ALFRED, Williamsboro, Granville Co.: 1856-'59. Dead. 
 BULLOCK, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Granville Co.: 1868. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Franklin Co. 
 BULLOCK, DAVID W., Edgecombe Co. : 1838-'39. Born 1819. Planter. 
 
 Battleboro. 
 
 BULLOCK, ERASMUS !>., Granville Co. : 1828-'29. Dead. 
 BULLOCK, GEORGE BUNN, Warren Co.: A. B., 1861. Capt. C. S. A. 
 BULLOCK, JAMES M., Granville Co.: 1831-32. Dead. 
 BULLOCK, JAMES MADISON, Greene Co., Ala. : A. B., 1853. Born 1835. 
 
 Lawyer. Lieut. C. S. A. Gen. Assem. Planter. Eutaw, Ala. 
 BULLOCK, JOHN HENRY M., Person Co. : A. B., 1854. Capt. C. S. A. 
 BULLOCK, LEONARD H., Warrenton: 1821. Dead. 
 BULLOCK, RICHARD, Granville Co. : 1821. Dead. 
 BULLOCK, RICHARD A., Williamsboro, Granville Co. : A. B., 1860. Sergt. 
 
 C. S. A. 
 
 BULLOCK, RICHARD H., Warren Co.: 1824. Dead. 
 BULLOCK, WALTER A., Grenada, Miss.: 1839-'40. Dead. 
 BULLOCK, WILLIAM C., Granville Co.: 1847-'48. Dead. 
 BULLOCK, WILLIAM H., Granville Co.: 1812. Dead. 
 BUNCH, JOSEPH M., Rutledge, Tenn.: 1840-' 43. Dead. 
 BUNKER, ALBERT LEMUEL, Mt. Airy : 1879-80. Lawyer. 
 BUNN, ELIAS, Nash Co. : 1859-'61. Lieut. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 BUNN, WILLIAM B., Nash Co.: 1836-'37. Dead. 
 BUNN, WILLIAM HENRY, Nash Co. : A. B., 1854. Lawyer. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in battle. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 103 
 
 BUNTING, THOMAS, Sampson Co. : 1822. Physician. Dead. 
 
 BUNTING, THOMAS OWEN, Sampson Co. : 1861-'62. Born 1845. C. S. A. 
 
 Merchant. Wilmington. 
 BURCH, C. H., Chapel Hill: 1888-. 
 BUBCH, WILLIAM W., Surry Co. : 1831-'32. Dead. 
 BURGESS, ABRIDGETON S. H., Jerusalem, Va. : 1805-'09. Physician. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 BURGESS, THOMAS, Halifax Co. : 1802. Lawyer. Dead. 
 BURGWYN, GEORGE P., Northampton Co.: 1863-'64. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Jackson. 
 BURGWYN, HAZELL WITHERSPOON, Hillsboro : A. B., 1838. Physician. 
 
 Maj. C. S. A. Planter. 
 BURGYWN, HENRY KING, Northampton Co. : 1857-'59. A. B. Va. Mil, 
 
 Inst., 1861. Col. C. S. A. Killed at Gettysburg, 1863. 
 BURGYWN, JOHN COIXINSON, New Berne: 1834-'35. Planter. Born 
 
 1782, died 1845. 
 
 BURGYWN, HILL, Wilmington: 1840-' 41. Born 1825. Lawyer. Pitts- 
 burg, Pa. 
 
 BURGWYN, THOMAS POLLOCK, Craven Co. : 1830-'34. Planter. 
 BURGWYN, WILLIAM HYSLOP SUMNER, Northampton Co. : A. B., 1868 ; 
 
 A. M. L.L.B., Harvard. Born 1846. Capt. C. S. A. Author Md. Digest. 
 
 Lawyer and Banker. Henderson, N. C. 
 
 BURKE, JAMES M., Wilcox Co., Ala. : 1836-' 39. Died 1841. 
 BURKE, THOMAS JEFFERSON, Barbour Co., Ala. : 1858-'60. 
 BURKHEAD, JOHN WATSON, Eandolph Co. : 1878-79. 
 BURNETT, JOSEPH HALSEY, Kocky Mt. : 1883-'84. 
 BURNEY, JOHN RICHARD, Warren Co.: A. B., 1856. Dead. 
 BURNEY, PHILO HENDERSON, Davidson College: 1880-'81. 
 BURNEY, ROBERT S., New Berne: 1838-'39. Born 1818, died 1866. 
 BURROUGHS, JOHN WILLIAM, Gary, Wake Co. : 1888-. 
 BURT, CHARGES W., Raleigh: 1876-77. 
 BURTON, ALFRED M., Granville Co. : 1802. Dead. 
 BURTON, ANDREW JOYNER, Halifax Co.: 1863-'66. Adj. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Weldon. 
 BURTON, AUGUSTUS, Granville Co. : 1809. Dead. 
 BURTON, AUGUSTUS H., Lincolnton: 1848-' 49. Lawyer. 
 BURTON, FRANCIS NASH WILLIAMS, Granville Co. : A. B., 1799. Dead. 
 BURTON, HARDY M., Murfreesboro, Tenn.: 1833-'35. Dead. 
 BURTON, HENRY Lu,Tenn.: 1854-'56. Physician. Died 1873. La Grange. 
 BURTON, HENRY W., Lincoln Co. : 1837-'39. Lincolnton. 
 BURTON, HORACE A., Granville Co. : 1809. Dead. 
 BURTON, HUTCHINS, Granville Co. : 1797. Dead. 
 BURTON, HUTCHINS G., Halifax Co.: 1795. Gov. N. C., 1824^'27. Died 
 
 1836. 
 BURTON, HUTCHINS GOODLOE, Bel Green, Ala. : 1848-'51. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1831. Killed at Chattanooga, June 22, 1862. 
 BURTON, JOHN F., Lincoln Co. : 1830-'31. Dead. 
 BURTON, JOHN M., Granville Co. : 1813. Dead. 
 
104 Students of the 
 
 BURTON, JOHN WAR, Granville Co. : 1813. Dead. 
 
 BURTON, JOHN W., Halifax Co.: 1844-'45. Born 1826, died 1845. 
 
 BURTON, JOHN WILLIAMS, Granville Co. : 1813. Dead. 
 
 BURTON, PETER GARLAND, Mecklenburg Co., Va. : A. B., 1845. Dead. 
 
 BURTON, ROBERT, Granville Co. : 1797. Dead. 
 
 BURTON, ROBERT, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1841. 
 
 BURTON, ROBERT A., Halifax Co.: 1832-'33. Dead. 
 
 BURTON, ROBERT H., Granville Co.: 1796. Lawyer. Judge Superior Ct. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 BURTON, ROBERT M., Chapel Hill: 1817. Dead. 
 BURTON, THOMAS BURKE, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1852. C. S. A. Dead. 
 BURTON, WILLIAM B., Lincoln Co.: 1837-'39. 
 BURWELL, BLAIR, Louisburg : 1865-'67. Born 1847. Merchant. Surveyor. 
 
 Colorado. 
 
 BURWELL, HENRY JORDAN, Granville Co. : 1880-'82. Williamsboro. 
 BURWELL, ROBERT TURNBULL, Ealeigh: Ph. B., 1887. 
 BURWELL, WILLIAM ARMISTEAD, Manson, Warren Co. : 1882-'84. Mer- 
 chant and Planter. 
 BURWELL, WILLIAM HENRY, Warren Co.: A. B., 1856. C.S.A. Teacher. 
 
 Manson. 
 
 BURY, S. WALLACE, Florence, Ga.: 1860-'61. 
 BUSBEE, CHARLES MANLY, Kaleigh : 1865-'68. Lawyer. 
 BUSBEE, FABIUS HAYWOOD, Ealeigh : A. B., 1868 ; A. M. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 U. S. Dist. Atty. Lawyer. 
 BUSBEE, PERRIN, Wake Co. : A. B., 1837. Lawyer. Reporter Supreme Ct. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 BUSBEE, PERRIN, Raleigh : 1888-. 
 
 BUSBEE, QUENTIN DURWARD, Wake Co. : 1841-'42. Lawyer. Dead. 
 BUSH, LEWIS B., Wayne Co.: 1812. Dead. 
 BUSTIN, JAMES GRANT, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1859. Sergt. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 at Pine Mt, Ga. 
 
 BUTLER, GEORGE EDWIN, Huntley, Sampson Co. : 1887-. 
 BUTLER, LEWIS P., Tulip, Ark. : 1860-'61. 
 BUTLER, MARION, Clinton : A. B., 1885. Journalist. 
 BUTLER, PIERCE M., Edgefield, S. C. : A. B., 1860. Lt. C. S. A. 
 BUTLER, WILLIAM EDWARD, Jackson, Tenn. : A. B., 1861. Planter. Mif- 
 
 lin, Tenn. 
 BUTTS, JAMES ELDRIDGE, Columbus, Ga. : A. B., 1861. Lt. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in battle. 
 
 BUTTS, WILLIS B., Columbus, Ga.: 1858-'59. 
 BUXTON, JARVIS, Fayetteville : A. B., 1839; D. D. Episc. Minister. 
 
 Asheville. 
 
 BUXTON, RALPH POTTS, GFayetteville : A. B., 1845. Born 1826. Mem. 
 Conventions 1861 and 1875. Solic. 6th Dist., 1863. Judge Super. Ct., 1866. 
 BYERLY, JOSEPH, Lexington: 1850-'51. Died 1855. 
 BYERS, WASHINGTON, Iredell Co. : 1846-' 47. Dead. 
 BYNUM, EDWARD TURNER, Tarboro : 1875-77. Died April 3, 1889. 
 BYNUM, ERNEST TAYLOR, Chatham Co. : 1887-'88. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 105 
 
 BYNUM, GEORGE C., Chatham Co. : 1860-'61. 
 BYNUM, JEPTHA A., Northampton Co.: 1817. Dead. 
 BYNUM, JOHN BOWEN, Northampton Co. : A. B., 1848. Dead. 
 BYNUM, JOHN GRAY, Stokes Co. : A. B., 1833 ; A. M., 1836. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Died 1857. 
 
 BYNUM, OLIVER CLEGG, Pittsboro : A. B., 1886. Lawyer. 
 BYNUM, WILLIAM ROBERT, Tarboro: 1877-78. 
 BYNUM, WILLIE, Winston : 1882-'83. Texas. . 
 
 BYRD, THOMPSON, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1827 ; A. M., 1831. Tutor. Minister. 
 CABELL, BENJAMIN WILLIAM SHERIDAN, Danville, Va. : 1882-'84. 
 CAFFEY, HUGH WASHINGTON, Montgomery, Ala. : 1863-'64. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Died 1879. 
 
 CAIN, JAMES, Orange Co. : 1803. Dead. 
 
 CAIN, JAMES FREDERICK, Orange Co.: A. B., 1850. Physician. 
 CAIN, ROBERT LEE, Mocksville : 1878-'80. 
 CAIN, WILLIAM, Orange Co. : 1800. Dead. 
 CAIN, WILLIAM, Orange Co. : 1839-41. Physician. Dead. 
 CALDCLEUGH, ALEXANDER BLACKSTONE, Lexington : 1847-'48. M. D. 
 
 Univ. of Pa. St. Charles, Ark. 
 CALDWELL, ARCHIBALD HENDERSON, Salisbury : A. B., 1841. Lawyer. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Clerk and Master in Equity. Born 1821, died 1861. 
 CALDWELL, ARCHIBALD HENDERSON, Salisbury : 1888-. 
 CALDWELL, DAVID FRANKLIN, Iredell Co. : 1813. H. of Com., 1816. 
 
 Speaker Senate 1829. Judge Superior Ct., 1844-'59. Born 1791, died 1867. 
 CALDWELL, DAVID THOMAS, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1819. Physician. 
 
 Dead. 
 CALDWELL, JAMES AUGUSTUS, Morganton : A. B., 1842. Planter. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Born 1820, died 1876. 
 
 CALDWELL, JOSEPH P., New York: 1819. Dead. 
 CALDWELL, JULIUS ALEXANDER, Salisbury : A. B., 1850. Physician. 
 CALDWELL, RICHARD ALEXANDER, Salisbury : A. B., 1848. Lawyer. 
 
 Mem. Conv. 1861. Born 1830. Dead. 
 
 CALDWELL, ROBERT ERNEST, Greensboro : A. B., 1879. Minister. 
 CALDWELL, SAMUEL PINCKNEY, Charlotte : A. B., 1856. C. S. A. Dead. 
 CALDWELL, TOD ROBINSON, Morganton: A. B., 1840. H. of Com. and 
 
 State Senator. Mem. Conv. 1865. Lieut. Gov. 1868-70. Gov. 1870-74. 
 
 Born 1818, died 1874. 
 
 CALER, VANCE MONROE, West Mills, Macon Co. : 1883-'84. 
 CALL, WILLIAM H., Mocksville: 1861-'62. Minister. 
 CALLAWAY, ABNER SYDENHAM, Wilkesboro : A. B., 1859. Dead. 
 CALVERT, SAMUEL JAMES, Jackson: A. B., 1845; A. M., 1848. Dead. 
 CAMERON, JOHN, Hillsboro : 1830-'31. 
 CAMERON, JOHN ADAMS, Va. : A. B., 1806; A. M., 1809. H. of Com. 
 
 Maj. U. S. A. War of 1812. Consul to Vera Cruz, 1829. Judge U. S. Dist. 
 
 Ct., Fla., 1831. ,Born 1788, died 1837. 
 CAMERON, JOHN ATKINS, Harnett Co.: A. B., 1862; A. M., 1866. Sergt. 
 
 C. S. A. 
 CAMERON, JOHN !>., Fayetteville: 1S39-'41. Journalist. Asheville. 
 
106 Students of the 
 
 CAMERON, JOHN WILDER, Fayetteville : A. B., 1848. 
 
 CAMERON, JOHN WORTHY, Moore Co. : A. B., 1840. Lawyer. Journalist. 
 
 Dead. 
 CAMERON, PAUL CARRINGTON, Orange Co.: 1824-'25. State Senator. 
 
 Planter. Hillsboro. 
 
 CAMERON, WILLIAM, Va. : 1805. Physician. Dead. 
 CAMPBELL, DUNCAN GREEN, Orange Co. : A. B., 1807. Dead. 
 CAMPBELL, GREEN H., N. C. : 1807. Dead. 
 CAMPBELL, JAMES, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1855. Minister. 
 CAMPBELL, JAMES G., Brunswick: 1825-'29. Born 1809. Dead. 
 CAMPBELL, JAMES G., Opelousas, La. : 1855-' 56. Red River, La. 
 CAMPBELL, JAMES WILLIAMSON, Marengo Co., Ala. : A. B., 1842. Law- 
 yer. Born 1820, died 1844. 
 
 CAMPBELL, JOHN, Fayetteville : 1852. Minister. 
 CAMPBELL, JOHN K., Raleigh : 1825. A. B. S. C. Coll. U. S. Atty., Fla. 
 
 Died 1833. 
 CAMPBELL, JOHN XAVIER, Marengo Co., Ala.: A. B., 1848. Lawyer. 
 
 Capt. C. S. A. Born 1827. Dead. 
 CAMPBELL, REUBEN, Statesville: 1887-. 
 CAMPBELL, ROBERT, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1808. Dead. 
 CAMPBELL, ROBERT MCGREGOR, Marengo Co., Ala. : A. B., 1842. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1822. Dead. 
 
 CAMPBELL, WILLIAM C., Cumberland Co.: 1802. Dead. 
 CAMPBELL, WILLIAM S., Brunswick Co.: 1829. Civil Engineer. Born 
 
 1806, died 1857. 
 
 CAMPBELL, WILLIAM S., Opelousas, La.: 1854-' 57. 
 CANNADAY, SAMUEL HILMON, Wilton, Granville Co. : 1884-'85. 
 CANNON, HENRY JORDAN, Raleigh: A. B., 1831. Lawyer. Planter. Born 
 
 1811, died 1862. Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 CANNON, JOSEPH S., Perquimans Co.: 1848-49. Dead. 
 CANNON, ROBERT H., Northampton Co. : 1840-'41. Physician. Dead. 
 CANNON, ROBERT JOHN, Somerville, Tenn. : A. B., 1857. Dead. 
 CANNON, WILLIAM JAMES, Jackson: 3842-43. Born 1827. Physician. 
 
 Surgeon C. S. A. Somerville, Tenn. 
 
 CANSLER, ALEXANDER JACOB, Lincolnton : A. B., 1847. 
 CAPEHART, BALDY ASHBURNE, Murfreesboro : A. B., 1853. Planter. 
 
 Kittrell. 
 
 CAPEHART, THOMAS, Bertie Co. : 1858-'60. Lieut.C.S.A. Planter. Kittrell. 
 CAPEL, AARON WILLIAM ELIJAH, Richmond Co. : 1875-'77. Capel's 
 
 Mills. 
 
 CARNEY, THOMAS, 1820. 
 
 CARPENTER, JOHN I>ANIEL, Mill Springs, Polk Co. : 1880-'81. 
 CARR, ALBERT G., Chapel Hill: A. B., 1867. Physician. Durham. 
 CARR, ELIAS, Sparta, Edgecombe Co.: 1855-'57. Born 1839. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Old Sparta. 
 
 CARR, JONAS JOHNSTON, Oxford : 1877-78. 
 CARR, JULIAN SHAKESPEARE, Chapel Hill: 1862-'64. Manufacturer. 
 
 Banker. Durham. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 107 
 
 CABB, LEWIS F., Sampson Co.: 1842-' 43. Lawyer. Born 1822. Dead. 
 
 CABB, MATTHEW H., Lenoir Co. : 1857-' 59. Physician. Lumberman. 
 Craven Co. 
 
 CABB, TITUS WILLIAM, Pitt Co. : A. B., 1863. Born 1841. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 Planter and Merchant. Snow Hill, Greene Co. 
 
 CABB, ROBEBT LEE, Chapel Hill : 1869. Merchant. 
 
 CABB, WILLIAM MEBCEB GBEEN, Chapel Hill : 1857-'59. Died 1860. 
 
 CABBAWAY, DAVIS STEPHEN, New Berne: 1885-'86. Druggist. 
 
 CABBIGAN, ALFBED HOLT, Alamance Co. : A. B., 1850. Born 1828. 
 Planter. Gen. Assem. Ark. Mem. Conv. 1861. Lieut. Col. C. S. A. 
 Washington, Ark. 
 
 CABBIGAN, ROBEBT ADAMS, Alamance Co. : A. B., 1855. Lawyer. Plan- 
 ter. Capt. C. S. A. Born 1835, died 1877. 
 
 CABBIGAN, WILLIAM MICHAEL, Alamance Co. : A. B., 1852. Planter. 
 Lieut. C. S. A. Born 1834. Killed in battle 1864. 
 
 CABBINGTON, ISAAC C., Va. : 1826. 
 
 CABBINGTON, ISAAC H. C., Charlotte Co., Va. : 1842-' 44. 
 
 CABBINGTON, PAUL S., Smith ville, Va.: 1813. Dead. 
 
 CABBINGTON, TUCKEB, Va. : 1815. Dead. 
 
 CABBINGTON, WILLIAM, Va. : 1822. 
 
 CABBINGTON, WILLIAM A., Smith ville, Va. : 1812. Dead. 
 
 CABBOLL, JOHN LEMUEL, Kenansville : A. B., 1863 ; A. M. D. D. Min- 
 ister. Asheville. 
 
 CABBOLL, WILLIAM HOUSTON, Magnolia, Duplin Co. : A. B., 1886. Law- 
 yer and Teacher. Burlington. 
 
 CABBOW, SAMUEL TOPPING, Beaufort: 1882-'83. 
 
 CABSON, HENBY CLAY, Sparta, Alleghany Co.: 1888-. 
 
 CABSON, HUGH, Lexington : 1804. Dead. 
 
 CABSON, JAMES P., Charleston, S. C.: 1863-'64. 
 
 CABSON, JOSEPH L., Rutherfordton : 1866-'67. 
 
 CABSON, KOBEBT, Iredell Co. : 1818. Physician. Dead. 
 
 CABTEB, ABCHIBALD GBAYSON, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1820. Lawyer. 
 Planter. Born 1801, died 1887. Mocksville. 
 
 CABTEB, I>AVID MILLEB, Hyde Co.: A. B., 1851. Lawyer. Planter. 
 Gen. Assem. Col. C. S. A. Born 1830, died 1879. 
 
 CABTEB, EUGENE DOUGLAS, Asheville : 1875-76. 
 
 CABTEB, FBANCIS MABION, Carter Co., Mo. : A. B., 1862. Columbia, Mo. 
 
 CABTEB, JESSE, Milton, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1825. M. D. Phila. Med. Coll. 
 Born 1807. Dead. Mobile, Ala. 
 
 CABTEB, MELVILLE E., Madison Co.: Capt. C. S. A. Gen. Assem. 
 Lawyer. Born 1843. Asheville. 
 
 CABTEB, ROBEBT EDWABD, Fairfield, Hyde Co. : 1886-'88. 
 
 CABTEB, WILLIAM BBOWN, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1834. Born 1814. 
 Lawyer and Planter. Dead. Stokes Co. 
 
 CABTEB, WILLIAM FBANKLIN, Mocksville : A. B., 1846. Dead. 
 
 CABTHY, THOMAS, 1820. 
 
 CASWELL, RICHABD W., Lenoir Co. : 1799. Dead. 
 
 CATES, ADDISON, Chapel Hill : 1869. 
 
108 Students of the 
 
 GATES, CAJLEB GILMER, Bock Spring, Orange Co.: Ph. B., 1889. 
 
 CATES, HENRY B., Shreveport, La.: 1858-'59. 
 
 GATES, HUDSON, Chapel Hill : 1869. 
 
 CAVE, BELFIELD WILLIAM, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1848; A. M.. 1852. 
 
 Lawyer. Born 1826, died 1856. Thomasville, Ga. 
 CHAD WICK, EDWIN, Beaufort: 1882-'83. 
 CHALMERS, CHARLES, Fayetteville : 1826. Dead. 
 CHALMERS, I>AVID, Va. : 1821. Dead. 
 
 CHALMERS, JAMES, Va. : 1847-'48. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 CHALMERS, JAMES R., Va.: 1817. Dead. 
 CHALMERS, JOHN A., Chapel Hill, 1829-31. Physician. Dead. 
 CHALMERS, JOHN G., Va., 1821. Physician. Dead. 
 CHALMERS, JOSEPH W., Halifax Co., Va.: 1861-' 62. New's Ferry, Va. 
 CHALMERS, WILLIAM M., Halifax Co., Va. : 1861-' 63. Ex-Pres. Columbus 
 
 Coll. Varden, Miss. 
 CHAMBERS, EDWARD COKE, Montgomery Co.: A. B., 1850; A. M. Born 
 
 1831. Gen. Assem., Tenn. Teacher. Thornton, Texas. 
 CHAMBERS, EDWARD R., Lunenburg C. H., Va. : 1813. Dead. 
 CHAMBERS, HENRY, Salisbury : 1804-'06. Physician. Dead. 
 CHAMBERS, JOHN SAMUEL, Montgomery Co. : A. B., 1854. Lt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1832. Killed in battle 1862. Ark. 
 
 CHAMBERS, MAXWELL, Salisbury : A. B., 1809. Physician. Dead. 
 CH AMBERS, ROBERT AzARlAH,Pekin, Montgomery Co.: A. B., 1853. M.D. 
 
 Univ. of N. Y. Born 1833, died 1866. 
 CHAMBERS, SAMUEL >., Person Co., 1838-' 40. 
 CHAMBLISS, WALTER B., Hicksford, Va. : 1862-'64. Dead. 
 CHANDLER, WILLIAM G., Buncombe Co. : 1854-'55. Lawyer. 
 CHAPMAN, LIAWRIE JOHN, Craven Co.: 1878-'79. Lawyer. Maple 
 
 Cypress. 
 CHAPMAN, SAMUEL EDWARD, New Berne : A. B., 1826. M. D. Univ. 
 
 N. Y. Born 1807, died 1862. 
 
 CHAPMAN, SIMEON J., Cheraw, S. C. : 1834-'35. Died 1861. 
 CHAPMAN, WILLIAM SMITH, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1823 ; A. M., 1826. 
 
 Judge, Ala. Dead. 
 
 CHARLES, THOMAS M., Wake Co. : 1822. Dead. 
 CHATHAM, PAUL, Elkin, Surry Co.: 1887-'88.; 
 
 CHAUNCEY, SAMUEL JACKSON, Flemington, Columbus Co. : 1880-'83. 
 CHEEK, BENJAMIN A., Warren Co.: 1855-' 57. Physician. C. S. A. 
 CHERRY, GEORGE OUTLAW, Bertie Co. : 1858-60. C. S. A. Druggist. 
 
 Dead. Texas. 
 CHERRY, JAMES J., Bertie Co. : 1858-' 60. Capt. C. S. A. Killed at Chancel- 
 
 lorsville, 1863. 
 
 CHERRY, JESSE GLASGOW, Greenville : 1875-'76. 
 CHERRY, JOSEPH B., Bertie Co.: 1836-'37. Gen. Assem. Dead. 
 CHERRY, JOSEPH !>., Bertie Co.: 1858-'60. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 CHERRY, TILMAN BROWN, Greenville: 1881-83. Lawyer. Lassiter's 
 
 Mills. 
 CHERRY, WILLIAM, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1800. Dead. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 109 
 
 CHERRY, WILLIAM A., Greenville: 1856-'59. Lieut. C.S.A. Gen.Assem. 
 
 Dead. 
 CHILDRESS, JOHN W., Murfreesboro, Tenn. : 1822. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Dead. 
 CHII/TON, EDWARD J., Brownsville, Tenn. : 1859-'60. C. S. A. Killed at 
 
 Yorktown, 1861. 
 
 CHILTON, LEVIN P., Va. : 1817. Dead. 
 
 CHISHOLM, SEABORN W., Polk Co., Ga.: 1860-'61. C.S.A. Killed in battle. 
 CHRISTIAN, ROBERT WALL, Mt. Gilead, Montgomery Co. : 18S7-'88. 
 CHRISTIE, MARK A., Edgefield, S. C.: 1859-'60. 
 
 CHRISTMAS, THOMAS HILLIARD, Bolivar, Miss. : A. B., 1857. Physician. 
 CHUNN, A. B., Buncombe Co. : 1832-' 33. Gen.Assem. Asheville. 
 CHURCH, WILLIAM L.., Ga. : 1860-'61. Capt. C. S. A. 
 CLAIBORNE, BENJAMIN W ATKINS LEIGH, Tipton, Tenn. : A. B., 1851. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 CLAIBORNE, FELIX GRUNDY, Danville, Va. : 1859. Dead. 
 CLAIBORNE, JAMES L., Va. : 1846-'47. Dead. 
 
 CLAIBORNE, KICHARD HENRY, Va,: A. B., 1840; A.M., 1843. Dead. 
 CLAIBORNE, THOMAS !>., Danville, Va.: 1855-'56. Lieut. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1845. Killed at Nottoway C. H., Va., 1864. 
 CLANCY, JOHN DUNHAM, Hillsboro: A. B., 1825. Dead. 
 CLANTON, DUDLEY, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1847. Dead. 
 CLANTON, JESSE R., Halifax Co. : 1846-'47. Dead. 
 CLANTON, WILLIAM, Warrenton : 1851-'53. 
 CLARK, AMBROSE, Apple Grove, Ashe Co. : 1887. 
 CLARK, COLIN M., Halifax Co. : 1822. Dead. 
 CLARK, DAVID C., Bertie Co. : 1850-'53. Physician. Planter. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Gen.Assem. Died 1886. 
 CLARK, DAVID H., Va.: 1814. Dead. 
 CLARK, FRANCIS MOORE, Middletown, Hyde Co. : 1888-. 
 CLARK, GEORGE, Bertie Co. : 1796. Born 1779, died 1798. 
 CLARK, GEORGE MC!NTOSH, Montgomery Co.: 1860-'61. Maj. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1838. Killed in battle, 1863. 
 CLARK, HENRY SELBY, Beaufort Co. : A. B., 1828. Lawyer. M. C., 1845-'47. 
 
 Born 1809, died 1869. 
 CLARK, HENRY TOOLE, Tarboro: A. B., 1826; A. M., 1832. Planter. 
 
 State Senator 12 years. Speaker Senate 1858-'61. Gov. N. C. 1861-'62. 
 
 Born 1808, died 1874. 
 
 CLARK, ISAAC W., Coffeeville, Upshur Co., Tex.: 1858-'61. 
 CLARK, JAMES F., Beaufort Co. : 1859-'60. C. S. A. New Berne. 
 CLARK, KENNETH M. , Bertie Co. : 1845-'46. Dead. 
 CLARK, NEVIN DANIEL JOSEPHUS, Montgomery Co. : A. B., 1858, Born 
 
 1830. Teacher. Clark's Mills, Moore Co. 
 
 CLARK, PLEASANT B., Harrison Co.. Texas: 1857-'61. Jefferson, Texas. 
 CLARK, ROBERT SPENCER, Upshur Co., Texas: A. B., 1861. 
 CLARK, SAMUEL JOHNSON, Bertie Co. : 1845-'47. Dead. 
 CLARK, THOMAS CHRISTOPHER, Stone, Ala.: A. B., 1856. Born 1833. 
 
 Planter. C. S. A. 
 
110 Students of the 
 
 CLARK, WALTER McK., Halifax Co.: A. B., 1864; A. M., 1867. Born 
 1846. Lt. Col. C. S. A. Judge Superior Ct. Raleigh. 
 
 CLARK, WILLIAM McKENZlE, Martin Co. : A. B., 1801. Dead. 
 
 CLARKE, WIIXIAM JOHN, Raleigh : A. B., 1841 ; A. M., 1844. Captain 
 U. S. A. Mex. War. State Comptroller. Col. C. S. A. Judge Superior Ct. 
 Died 1886. New Berne. 
 
 CLARKE, WIIXIAM WHIFFLE, Fine's Creek, Hay wood Co. : 1882-'83. 
 
 CLARKSON, HERIOT, Charlotte : 1883-'84. Lawyer. 
 
 CLEGG, MONTRAVILLE E>., Chatham Co.: 1860-'61. C. S. A. Killed in 
 battle. 
 
 CLEGG, THOMAS DAVID, Silk Hope, Chatham Co. : 1884-'85. Texas. 
 
 CLEMENT, HENRY LAWRENCE, Mocksville, Da vie Co. : A.B., 1 843. Lawyer. 
 Born 1821, died 1844. 
 
 CLEMENT, HERBERT, Mocksville, Davie Co. : A. B., 1889. 
 
 CLEMENT, RALPH ALEXANDER, Franklin, Va. : 1837-' 40. Dead. 
 
 CLEMENT, SAMUEL WILSON, Granville Co. : A. B., 1858. 
 
 CLEMENT, WILEY ADAM, Mocksville, Davie Co.: 1859-' 60. Born 1840. 
 Capt. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 
 CLEMENTS, GEORGE R., Williamston: 1844-' 45. Planter. Warrenton. 
 
 CLEMENTS, WILLIAM H., Williamston: 1844-'45. Dead. 
 
 CLIFTON, L,. BERRIE, Franklin Co.: 1860-'61. Merchant. Died 1888. 
 Louisburg. 
 
 CLIFTON, LUNSFORD CLAIBORNE, Cedar Shoals, S. C. : 1876-79. Lan- 
 caster C. H., S. C. 
 
 CLINCH, DUNCAN LIAMONT, Ga. : A. B., 1847. U. S. A. 
 
 CLINCH, JOHN HOUSTON MC!NTOSH, St. Mary's, Ga. : A. B., 1844. 
 
 CLINE, EDWARD BOST, Hickory: A. B., 1886. 
 
 CLINE, FRANK LEE, Hickory : 1877-78. 
 
 CLINE, GEORGE WILBUR, Hickory : 1887-. 
 
 CLINE, WILLIAM PINKNEY, Newton : Ph. B., 1878. 
 
 CLINGMAN, THOMAS LJANIER, Surry Co.: A. B., 1832. LL.D. Lawyer. 
 Gen. Assem. M. C. U. S. Senator. Brig. Gen. C. S. A. Asheville. 
 
 CLINTON, RICHARD SFAIGHT, Cahaba, Ala. : A. B., 1825. Judge Pro- 
 bate Ct., Ala. Dead. 
 
 CLOMAN, SAMUEL F., Williamston: 1851-'53. 
 
 CLOFTON, ABNER WENTWORTH, Va.: A. B., 1809; A. M., 1812. Tutor 
 1809. M. D. Baptist Minister. Dead. 
 
 CLOFTON, ROBERT A., Va.: 1816. Dead. 
 
 CLOSS, JUNIUS T., Orange Co.: 1853-' 54. Dead. 
 
 CLOSS, THOMAS O., Orange Co. : 1853-'56. Capt. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 
 COBB, CHARLES COTES WORTH, Lincolnton: Ph. B., 1880. Dallas, 
 Texas. 
 
 COBB, COLLIER, Chapel Hill : 1880-'81. Teacher. Cambridge, Mass. 
 
 COBB, FREDERICK HENRY, Kinston : A. B., 1853. Accountant. Mont- 
 gomery, Ala. 
 
 COBB, JESSE, Lenoir Co. : 1799. Dead. 
 
 COBB, JOHN PROBERT, Wayne Co.: A. B., 1854. Lieut. Col. C. S. A. 
 Goldsboro. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. Ill 
 
 COBB, NEEDHAM BRYAN, Wayne Co.: A. B., 1854; A. M. Born 1836. 
 
 Baptist Minister. Chaplain C. S. A. Pres. N. C. Bapt. Conv., 1879-'81. 
 COBB, NEEDHAM TYNDALL, Chapel Hill: 1882-'83. Asheville. 
 COBBS, EDWARD H., Prince Edward Co., Va.: 1860-'61. 
 COBLE, ALBERT L-UCIEN, Alamance Co. : A. B., 1880. Assoc. Prof. Math. 
 
 1883-85. Lawyer. Statesville. 
 COBLE, JOHN MANNER, Guilford Co.: A. B., 1857. A.M., Princeton. 
 
 Minister. Born 1829, died 1888. Laurinburg. 
 COCHRAN, ADDISON, N. C. : 1820. Dead. 
 COCHRAN, ALFRED WELLBORN, Glennville, Ala. : 1867-'68. New York 
 
 City. 
 
 COCHRAN, JOSEPH Lu, Mecklenburg Co. : 1840-'41. Physician. Dead. 
 COCKRELL, SAMUEL, WILLIAM, Greene Co., Ala. : A. B., 1845. Died 1876. 
 CODY, JAMES ADOLPHUS, Columbus, Ga. : 1858-'59. Inspector C. S. A. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga. 
 COFFIN, JAMES PARK, Knoxville, Tenn. : A. B., 1859. Born 1838. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Clerk of Circuit Ct. 1873-'86. Powhatan, Ark. 
 COFFIN, RUFUS LAWRENCE, Pontotoc, Miss. : A. B., 1861. Born 1841. 
 
 C. S. A. Merchant. Memphis, Tenn. 
 COGGIN, JOSEPH B., Orange Co.: 1860-'61. Lieut. C. S. A. Killed in 
 
 battle. 
 
 COHOON, THOMAS P., Elizabeth City: 1852-'53. Physician. Dead. 
 COIT, JOHN T., Cheraw, S. C. : 1844-'45. Dead. 
 CoiT, JULIUS T., Cheraw, S. C., 1853-'54. Dead. 
 COLE, ALEXANDER T., Kichmond Co. : A. B., 1860. Capt. C. S. A. 
 COLE, HUGH Lu, New Berne: 1855-'56. A. M., A. B. and A. M., Princeton. 
 
 Maj. C. S. A. Lawyer. Assist. Corporation Counsel, New York City, 
 
 1875-'80. New York. 
 
 COLE, JOHN WYATT, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1859. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 COLE, ROBERT WILLIAM, Greensboro: A. B., 1859. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Texas. 
 
 COLE, STEPHEN W., Andrew's Chapel, Tenn.: 1859-'60. 
 COLEMAN, BESTOR, Eutaw, Ala. : 1855-'57. C. S. A. Planter. Born 1837, 
 
 died 1868. 
 COLEMAN, DANIEL PERRIN BESTOR, Ala. : 1846-'47. Planter. Born 
 
 1827, died 1857. 
 
 COLEMAN, DANIEL R., Concord: A. B., 1860. C. S. A. 
 COLEMAN, DAVID, Buncombe Co. : A. B., 1842. U. S. N. Col. C. S. A. Dead. 
 COLEMAN, GEORGE S., Asheville : 1838-'39. Physician. Gonzales, Tex. 
 COLEMAN, HENRY EMBRY, Halifax C. H., Va. : A. B., 1824. Dead. 
 COLEMAN, HENRY EMBRY, Halifax C. H., Va. : 1862-'63. Dead. 
 COLEMAN, JAMES W., Church Hill, Miss.: 1854-'55. Lieut. C. S.A. Died 
 
 March, 1886. Fayette, Miss. 
 
 COLEMAN, JOHN, Halifax C. H., Va. : 1815. Dead. 
 COLEMAN, JOHN, Anson Co. : A. B., 1808. Physician. Dead. 
 COLEMAN, JOHN CLARK, Halifax Co., Va. : A. B., 1847. Dead. 
 COLEMAN, JOHN H. , Buncombe Co. : 1842-'43. Dead. 
 
112 Students of the 
 
 COLEMAN, NATHANIEL RAGSDALE, Halifax Co., Va. 1861-'62. New's 
 
 Ferry, Va. 
 
 COLEMAN, NEWTON, Buncombe Co. : 1844-'45. Dead. 
 COLEMAN, THADDEUS C., Buncombe Co. : 1856-' 57. C. S. A. Asheville. 
 COLEMAN, THOMAS G., Halifax C. H., Va. : 1815. Dead. 
 COLEMAN, WILLIAM MACON, Concord : A. B., 1858. Atty. Gen. 
 COLES, ROBERT, Va. : 1817. Dead. 
 COLLIER, EDWARD, Chapel Hill : 1799. Dead. 
 COLLIER, JOSEPH T., Wayne Co. : 1823. Dead. 
 COLLINS, BENJAMIN MOSELY, Warren Co. : A. B., 1861. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Planter. Gen. Assem. Eldgeway. 
 COLLINS, GEORGE "WILLIAM KENT, Hillsboro : 1886-'88. 
 COLLINS, PLATO, Kinston: 1887-. 
 
 COLTON, JAMES HOOPER, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1855. Minister. 
 COMAN, MATT J., Wake Co. : 1821. Born 1806, died 1849. 
 COMAR, NATHANIEL, Caswell Co.: 1824-'25. Dead. 
 CONNER, CHARLES, Lincolnton : 1812. Dead. 
 CONNER, HENRY, Bladen Springs, Ala. : 1857-' 58. C. S. A. Merchant. 
 
 Born 1837, died 1878. 
 
 CONNER, HENRY W., Beattie's Ford, Lincoln Co.: 1866-'67. Dead. 
 CONNER, JAMES F., Lincolnton : 1825. Dead. 
 CONNER, JOHN, Nixonton, Pasquotank Co. : 1805. Dead. 
 CONNER, SAMUEL Z., Lincolnton: 1825. Physician. Dead. 
 CONNOR, GEORGE WHITFIELD, Wilson : 1888-. 
 
 CONRAD, JAMES MADISON, Midway, Davidson Co. : 1881-'83. Physician. 
 CONRAD, JOHN C., Conrad's, Yadkin Co. : 1857-'59. Born 1840. Planter. 
 COOK, CHARLES ALSTON, Warren Co. : 1866-'68. A. M. Princeton, 1870. 
 
 Born 1848. Solic. Warren Co. Warrenton. 
 COOK, JOHN THOMAS, Warrenton: A. B., 1859. Sergt. Maj. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed at Chancellorsville, 1863. 
 
 COOPER, ELI McF., Sumpter Dist., S. C. : 1859-'60. 
 COOPER, GEORGE V., Hertford Co.: 1865-'66. 
 COOPER, ROBERT ENGLISH, Sumpter Dist., S. C. : A. B., 1860. Chaplain 
 
 C. S. A. Dead. Hillsboro, Tex. 
 
 COOPER, ROBERT LEE, Murphy, Cherokee Co. : 1885-'87. Lawyer. 
 COOPER, THOMAS ERYIN, Jackson, Miss. : 1860-'61. 
 COOPER, THOMAS L., Hertford Co.: 1852. 
 COOPER, THOMAS WATSON, Bertie Co.: A. B., 1860. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed at Gettysburg, 1863. 
 
 COPELAND, KOBERT ERNEST, Wilson: 1885-'86. 
 COPEL AND, VIRGINIUS, Jackson : 1860-'61. Lieut. Col. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in battle. 
 CORBETT, JOHN ARCHIBALD, New Hanover Co. : A. B., 1849. Born 1824. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Planter. Delta, Sampson Co. 
 CORNELIUS, WILLIAM HENRY, Statesville : 1884r-'85. 
 CORPENING, LiINWOOD ELISHA, Lenoir : 1888-. 
 CORPENING, MARTIN LIUTHER, Lenoir: 1879-'80. Physician. 
 COSTIN," ANDREW JACKSON, Wilmington : A. B., 1859. Dead. 
 
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 COSTNER, ROBERT EDWIN, Lincolnton : 1884-'86. 
 
 GOTTEN, JOHN W., Raleigh: 1861-63. C. S. A. Col. N. C. S. G. Tarboro. 
 GOTTEN, JOSEPH C., Scotland Neck, Halifax Co. : 1863-' 64. C. S. A. 
 COUNCIL, ALEXANDER MCALISTER, Bladen Co.: 1877-78. Prospect 
 
 Hill, Caswell Co. 
 COURTS, DANIEL WILLIAM, Surry Co. : A. B., 1823 ; A. M., 1832. Lawyer. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Treasurer N. C., 1850-'63. Born 1802, died 1884. 
 COURTS, GEORGE A., Kaleigh: 1854-'55. Dead. 
 COURTS, WILLIAM JAMES, Raleigh : 1852-54. Physician. 
 COVINGTON, BENJAMIN W., Richmond Co.: 1830-'33. Dead. 
 COVINGTON, CHARLES COLEMAN, Wilmington: 1875-78. 
 COVINGTON, EDMUND DEBERRY, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1844. Dead. 
 COVINGTON, EDMUND DEBERRY, Summerville, Harnett Co. : 1863-64. 
 COVINGTON, FRANK LEAK, Wilmington : 1887-. 
 COVINGTON, HARRISON WALL, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1834. Dead. 
 COVINGTON, JAMES M., Richmond Co. : 1836-'37. Dead. 
 COVINGTON, JAMES M., Richmond Co.: 1858-61. Physician. Dead. 
 COVINGTON, JOHN MALLO Y, Laurinburg : 1888-. 
 COVINGTON, STEPHEN W., Richmond Co.: 1836-'37. Dead. 
 COVINGTON, THOMAS AREY, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1843. Dead. 
 COVINGTON, THOMAS T., Laurinburg: 1878-'79. 
 COWAN, DAVID STONE, Wilmington : 1850-51. 
 COWAN, DAVID STONE, Columbus Co. : 1879-'81. 
 COWAN, JOHN, Wilmington : A. B., 1844. Born 1823, died 1861. 
 COWAN, JOHN, Wilmington : 1859-' 60. 
 COWAN, ROBERT H., Wilmington: A. B., 1821. Lawyer. Born 1801, died 
 
 1845. 
 COWAN, ROBERT H., Wilmington: A. B., 1844. Lawyer. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 R. R. Comr. Born 1824, died 1872. 
 COWAN, THOMAS, Wilmington : 1821. Dead. 
 COWAN, THOMAS, Wilmington: A. B., 1858. Lawyer. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1839. Killed in battle, 1862. 
 COWAN, THOMAS, Wilmington : A. B., 1858. Capt. C. S. A. Killed in 
 
 battle. 
 
 COWAN, WILLIAM, Wilmington : 1819. Dead. 
 COWAN, WILLIAM DICK, Wilmington : A. B., 1843. Physician. Born 
 
 1821, died 1859. 
 
 COWAN, WILLIAM JAMES, Wilmington: A. B., 1808. Dead. 
 COWPER, GEORGE V., Hertford Co. : 1863-' 64. Lawyer. Winton. 
 COWPER, ROSWELL, Hertford Co. : 1845-'46. 
 COWPER, THOMAS Lu, Hertford Co. : 1852-' 53. Died 1853. 
 Cox, BERIAH THADDEUS, Coxville, Pitt Co. : 1884-'86. 
 Cox, CADER GREGORY, Onslow Co. : A. B., 1858. Physician. Surg. C. S. A. 
 
 Died 1877. 
 
 Cox, CHARLES GREGORY, Richlands, Onslow Co. : 1879-80. 
 Cox, JOHN DAVID, Coxville, Pitt Co. : 1882-'85. 
 Cox, JOSEPH BROWN, Tryon City, Polk Co. : 1885-'86. 
 Cox, PIERRE BAYARD, Raleigh : A. B., 1886. 
 8 
 
114 Students of the 
 
 Cox, THOMAS, Greenville : 1879-'80. Died 1882. 
 
 COX, THOMAS ALEXANDER, Hertford, Perquimans Co. : 1886-'88. 
 
 Cox, WILLIAM GASTON, Hertford, Perquimans Co. : 1888-. 
 
 Cox, WILLIAM K., Miss. : 1810. Dead. 
 
 COZABT, WILLIAM M., Columbus, Miss. : 1855-'58. Born 1838, died 1860. 
 
 CRADDOCK, CHARLES JAMES Fox, Va. : A. B., 1838. Physician. Dead. 
 
 CRAIG, ANDREW M., Orange Co.: 1822. Minister. Dead. 
 
 CRAIG, ANDREW MURDOCK, Alamance Co. : 1866-'67. 
 
 CRAIG, BRAXTON, Chapel Hill : 1880-' 83. Planter. Windsor. 
 
 CRAIG, JAMES ALEXANDER, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1816. Physician. Born 
 
 1790, died 1849. 
 CRAIG, JAMES FRANCIS, Chapel Hill: 1852-'53. Born 1832. Minister 
 
 Friend's Society. 
 
 CRAIG, LOCKE, Windsor, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1880. Lawyer. Asheville. 
 CRAIG, WILLIAM HARRISON, Chapel Hill: A.B., 1868. Born 1841. C. S. A. 
 
 Merchant and Teacher. Kenyon, Ark. 
 CRAIGE, BURTON FRANCIS, Salisbury : A. B., 1829 ; A. M., 1847. Lawyer. 
 
 Gen. Assem. M. C., 1853-'61. Mem. Conv., 1861. Mem. Confed. Congress. 
 
 Born 1811, died 1875. 
 CRAIGE, KERR, Salisbury : 1859-'61. Born 1843. Capt. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Collector Internal Revenue. 
 CRAIGHEAD, GrEORGE, Va.: 1815. Physician. Dead. 
 CRAWFORD, JOHN C., Wayne Co. : 1852-53. Dead. 
 CRAWFORD, WILLIAM DUNLAP, Rowan Co. : A. B., 1799. Dead. 
 CRAWFORD, WILLIAM DUNLAP, Cabarrus Co.: A. B., 1827. Lawyer. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Born 1806, died 1844. Salisbury. 
 
 CREECY, RICHARD BENBURY, Edenton: A. B., 1835. Lawyer and Jour- 
 nalist. Col. C. S. A. Elizabeth City. 
 CRESWELL, JOHN !>., Greenwood, S. C.: 1858-'59. 
 CRENSHAW, WILLIAM MARTIN, Wake Forest: A. B., 1833; A. M., 1836. 
 
 Physician. Dead. 
 CRICHTON, JAMES EDWARD, Lawrenceville, Va. : A. B., 1836. Physician. 
 
 Dead. 
 CROCKER, JAMES THADDEUS, Northampton Co. : 1867-68. Born 1845. 
 
 Lieut. C. S. A. Lawyer. Journalist. Ashboro. 
 CROMARTIE, NEILL, Gravel Hill, Bladen Co. : 1884. 
 CROMWELL, BERRIEN, Sumpter, Ala.: 1847-'48. Lieut.C.S.A. Died 1863. 
 CROOM, BRYAN S., Lenoir Co.: A. B., 1821 ; A. M., 1824. 
 CROOM, CICERO STEPHEN, New York City : A. B., 1859. Maj. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. City Atty. Mobile, Ala., 1875-77. Born 1839, died 1884. 
 CROOM, ISAAC, Lenoir Co.: A. B., 1815; A. M. Dead. 
 CROOM, HARDY BRYAN, Lenoir Co. : A. B., 1817 ; A. M., 1820. Dead. 
 CROOM, JAMES JR., Lenoir Co.: 1813. Dead. 
 
 CROOM, RICHARD S., Lenoir Co.: A. B., 1826. Physician. Dead. 
 CROOM, THOMAS HOLLIDAY, Ala. : 1839-' 40. Born 1821, died 1858. New 
 
 Berne, Ala. 
 
 CROOM, WILLIE B., Lenoir Co. : 1804. Dead. 
 CROOM, WILLIE J., Lenoir Co.: 1814. Dead. 
 
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 CROSS, WILLIAM W. , Thibodeaux, La. : 1858-'59. Physician. Surg. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Died 1875. 
 CHOWDER, JOSEPH, Kaleigh : 1869. 
 CROWELL, GEORGE HENRY, Bilesville, Stanly Co. : 1887-. 
 CROWELL, JAMES LEE, Bilesville, Stanly Co.: 1885-'88. Lawyer. Concord. 
 CRUMP, JOHN PAUL, Danville, Va. : 1884-'85. 
 CRUMP, THOMAS STEELE, Stanly Co. : A. B., 1856. Dead. 
 CRUMPLER, THOMAS NEWTON, Kockford, Surry Co.: 1850-'52. Maj. 
 
 C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 
 CUNINGGIM, JESSE LiEE, Chapel Hill : 1887-. 
 
 CUNNINGHAM, ALEXANDER, Person Co.: A. B., 1849. Dead. Dan- 
 ville, Va. 
 
 CUNNINGHAM, JOHN, Gallaway, Tenn. : 1877-78. Merchant. 
 CUNNINGHAM, JOHN SOMERVILLE, Cunningham's, Person Co. : 1878-79. 
 CUNNINGHAM, JOHN WILSON, Person Co. : A. B., 1840. Died 1887. 
 CUNNINGHAM, KOBERT B., Person Co. : 1834-'35. 
 
 CURRIE, DANIEL BROWN, Robeson Co.: A. B., 1840. Physician. Dead. 
 CURRIE, DANIEL JOHNSON, Stewart's, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1889. 
 CURRIE, GEORGE HENDON, Clarkton, Bladen Co. : 1887-. 
 CURRIE, JOHN DUNCAN, Bladen Co.: A. B., 1861. Lieut. C. S. A. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Merchant. Clarkton, Bladen Co. 
 
 CURRIE, NEILL ALEXANDER, Clarkton, Bladen Co. : 1887-. 
 CURRIE, SHELBY SWAIN, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1840. Physician. 
 CURRIE, THOMAS A., Hay wood Co., Tenn.: 1850-'52. 
 CURRIE, WILLIAM M., N. C.: 1819. Dead. 
 CURTIS, ASHLEY M., Hillsboro: 1862-'63. Dead. 
 CURTIS, WALTER MAKEPEACE, Franklinville, Randolph Co. : Ph. B., 
 
 1889. 
 
 CUTCHIN, JOHN A., Edgecombe Co. : 1860-'61. Merchant. Died 1866. 
 CUTHBERT, GREEN MOSELY, New Berne: A. B., 1838. Dead. 
 CUTLAR, DuBRUTZ, Wilmington : A. B., 1853. Born 1832. Lawyer. C. S. A. 
 CUTLAR, FREDERICK JOHN, Wilmington : A. B., 1821. Physician. Born 
 
 1801, died 1876. 
 DAIL, WILLIAM JACKSON BEAUREGARD, Snow Hill, Greene Co. : B. S., 
 
 1888. Teacher. 
 
 DALRYMPLE, PALMER, Jonesboro, Moore Co. : 1887-. 
 DALTON, DAVID NICHOI-AS, Dalton, Stokes Co. : 1878-79. Born 1859. 
 
 Winston. 
 DALTON, PLEASANT HUNTER, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1844. Born 1821. 
 
 Presb. Minister. High Point. 
 DANCY, DAVID,. Tar boro: 1808. M. D. Phila. Med. Coll. Born 1798, died 
 
 1826. 
 
 DANCY, EDWIN C., Tarboro: 1826. Born 1811. Physician. Planter. Ala. 
 DANCY, FRANCIS L.ITTLE, Tarboro : A. B., 1801. Lawyer and Planter. 
 
 Born 1776, died 1848. 
 DANCY, FRANK BATTLE, Tarboro: A. B., 1881. Born 1860. Chemist. 
 
 Raleigh. 
 DANCY, JOHN SESSUMS, Tarboro : A. B., 1841. Gen. Assem. Maj. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Born 1821, died 1888. 
 
116 Students of the 
 
 DANCY, JOHN W., Northampton Co. : 1808. Dead. 
 
 DANCY, LEONIDAS LAFAYETTE, Tarboro: A.B., 1841. Bom 1820. 
 
 Physician. Planter. 
 DANCY, WILLIAM FRANCIS, Tarboro : A. B., 1841. Lawyer. Planter. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Born 1818, died 1860. 
 DANDRIDGE, CHARLES F., Va. : 1830-'31. 
 
 DANIEL, CHESLEY, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1803 ; A. M. Gen. Assem. 
 DANIEL, CHESLEY B., Granville Co. : 1832-'33. Minister. Dead. 
 DANIEL, HENRY RITES, Bladen Co. : A. B., 1859. Lieut. C. S. A. Died 
 
 in service. 
 
 DANIEL, ISHAM, Oxford : 1869. 
 DANIEL, JOHN NAPOLEON, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1846. Lawyer. Died 
 
 1852. 
 DANIEL, JOHN RIVES JONES, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1821 ; A. M., 1834. 
 
 Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Atty. Gen., 1834-'41. M. C., 1841-'ol. Died 1868. 
 DANIEL, JOSEPH J., Halifax Co. : 1801. Gen. Assem. Judge Superior Ct., 
 
 1816-'32. Judge Supreme Ct., 1832-'48. Mem. Conv., 1835. Died 1848. 
 DANIEL, NATHANAEL, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1816. Dead. 
 DANIEL, S. VENABLE, Granville Co. : A. B., 1860. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 DANIEL, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1846. Gen. Assem. 
 
 1866-'67. Weldon. 
 
 DANIELS, FRANK ARTHUR, Wilson : 1878-'79. Lawyer. 
 DANIELS, JOHN 1*., 1821. 
 
 DANIELS, JoSEPHUS, Wilson : 1884-'85. Lawyer. Journalist. Raleigh. 
 DARDEN, WILLIAM EDWARD, Kinston: 1888-. 
 DARNALL, HARRY JOHNSTON, Durham : 1886-'88. 
 DAUGHTRY, IJEMUEL GOODMAN, Gatesville: 1851-' 52. Died 1852. 
 DAUGHTRY, W. MILLS, Gatesville : 1851-'52. Planter. 
 DAVIDSON, ALLEN TURNER, Asheville : Ph. B., 1882. Died 1888. 
 DAVIDSON, GEORGE FRANKLIN, Mt. Mourne, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1823 ; 
 
 A. M., 1826. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Born 1805. Dead. 
 DAVIDSON, SAMUEL McCABE, Charlotte : 1867-'68. Catawba. 
 DAVIDSON, THOMAS BENJAMIN, Mansfield, La. : A. B., 1861. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed at New Hope Church, Ga., 1864. 
 DAVIDSON, WILLIAM A. F., Charlotte: 1828. 
 DAVIE, ALLEN JONES, Halifax Co. : 1795. Dead. 
 DA VIE, AMBROSE, Montgomery Co., Tenn. : A. B., 1858. Born 1838, died 
 
 1861. 
 DAVIE, DAVID ASHBURNE, Montgomery Co., Tenn : 1858-'59. Planter. 
 
 Born 1838, died 1863. 
 DAVIE, GABRIEL JONES, Montgomery Co., Tenn. : A. B., 1857. Born 1836. 
 
 Capt. C. S. A. Planter. Teacher. Millwood, Collin Co., Texas. 
 DAVIES, ALLEN, Orange Co. : A. B., 1861. 
 DAVIES, JOHN L.EROY, S. a : A. B., 1822. Minister. Dead. 
 DAVIES, J. WILLIAM, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1868. 
 DAVIES, ROBERT LIEON, Chapel Hill: 1881-'82. 
 DAVIES, WILLIAM BEAUFORD, S. C. : A. B., 1822. Minister. 
 DAVIES, WILLIAM W. M., Augusta, Ga.: 1861-'62. 
 
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 DA VIES, WILLIAM WATKINS, Drapersville, Va. : 1887-. 
 
 I>AVis, ALLEN, Orange Co. : 1853-'55. Teacher. Born 1825, died 1867. 
 
 DAVIS, BAXTER, Boydton, Va. : 1817. Dead. 
 
 DAVIS, BERTRAM SWIFT, Chapel Hill : 1883-'84. 
 
 DAVIS, EDWARD H., Elizabeth City : 1854-'59. Lt. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 DAVIS, EDWARD HENRY, Louisburg : 1883-'84. Lawyer. Smithfield. 
 
 DAVIS, FREDERICK, Elizabeth City : 1875-'77. 
 
 DAVIS, GEORGE R., Wilmington: A. B., 1838. LL. D. Lawyer. Conf. 
 
 Senator. Atty. Gen. Conf. States. 
 
 DAVIS, GOODERUM, Fayetteville : A. B., 1817. Physician. Dead. 
 DAVIS, ELNATHAN HAYNE, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1854. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Statesville. 
 
 DAVIS, HAYNE, Statesville: A. B., 1888. Lawyer. 
 DAVIS, HUGH LEVIN, Louisburg : 1877. 
 DAVIS, JAMES E. B., Pikeville, Wayne Co. : Ph. B., 1889. 
 DAVIS, JEREMIAH Ij., Norfolk, Va. : LL.B., 1849. Lawyer. 
 DAVIS, JOHN, Boydton, Va. : 1807. Dead. 
 DAVIS, JOHN, N. C. : 1825. 
 
 DAVIS, JOHN Z., Orange Co.: 1835. Physician. Dead. 
 DAVIS, JOSEPH J., Franklin Co.: 1847-' 50. LL.B., 1850; LL. D., 1887. 
 
 M. C. Judge Supreme Court. Kaleigh. 
 
 DAVIS, MATTHEW S., Warren Co. : A. B., 1855. Teacher. Louisburg. 
 DAVIS, PLUMMER A., Franklin Co. : 1865-'66. Planter. Register of Deeds. 
 
 Louisburg. 
 
 DAVIS, RICHARD BRYANT, Wayne Co. : 1881~'84. 
 DAVIS, RICHARD F., Antauga Co., Ala.: 1858-' 59. 
 DAVIS, ROBERT HENRY, Louisburg : 1875-'77. 
 DAVIS, ROBERT MAYO, Tarboro: 1888-. 
 
 DAVIS, SAMUEL C., Huntsville, Yadkin Co. : A. B., 1860. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 DAVIS, STEPHEN, Warren Co. : A. B., 1807. Physician. Dead. 
 DAVIS, THOMAS, Franklin Co. : 1856-'58. C. S. A. Dead. 
 DAVIS, THOMAS ATKINSON, Wilson: 1884-'85. 
 DAVIS, THOMAS H., Union Co. : 1864-'65. 
 DAVIS, THOMAS FREDERICK, Wilmington: A. B., 1822; D. D. Bishop 
 
 of S. C. Dead. 
 
 DAVIS, THOMAS FREDERICK, Salisbury: A. B., 1845. Minister. Dead. 
 DAVIS, THOMAS J., Wilmington: 1803. Dead. 
 DAVIS, THOMAS WHITNALL, Louisburg: A. B., 1860. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 DAVIS, TIMOTHY W., Macon Co., Ala. : 1860. C. S. A. Died 1866. 
 DAVIS, WELDON EDWARDS, Warren Co. : A. B., 1861. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed at Kelly's Ford, 1863. 
 
 DAVIS, WILLIAM HITH, Elizabeth City : 1845-' 47. Planter. Dead. 
 DAVIS, WILLIAM W., New Hanover Co.: 1834-'35. Physician. 
 DAVIS, ZACHARIAH JOHN, Orange Co. : 1835-'36. Physician. 
 DAY, THOMAS ARCHIBALD, Durham : 1876-'77. Born 1856, died 1880. 
 DAY, WILLIAM HENRY, Halifax Co.: 1860-'61. Capt. C. S. A. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Lawyer. Weldon. 
 DAYWALT, GEORGE WASHINGTON, Concord : 1881-'82. 
 
118 Students of the 
 
 I>EANS, WILEY BEAUBEGABD, Taylor, Wilson Co. : 1885-'87. 
 DEBEBNIEBE, JOHN MALLETT, Fayetteville : A. B., 1849. Lawyer. 
 
 Died 1851. 
 DEBEBBY, JUNIUS BYNUM, Northampton Co. : A. B., 1857. Born 1834. 
 
 Capt. C. S. A. Teacher. Minister. Currituck C. H. 
 I>EBow, ARCHIBALD MUBPHY, New Orleans, La.: 1824. Journalist. 
 
 Author. Dead. 
 DEJABNETTE, REUBEN JR., Eatonton, Ga. : 1859-61. C. S. A. Killed in 
 
 battle. 
 
 J>E JEAN, ALEXANDBE, St. Landry Parish, La. : 1859-' 61. 
 DELK, JAMES ALLISON, Clarksville, Va. : A. B., 1841. LL. D. Prof. 
 
 Thomasville Fern. College. Minister. Thomasville. 
 DENNIS, JOHN MULDBOW, Bishopville, S. C. : A. B., 1852 ; A. M. Lieut. 
 
 C. S. A. Teacher. Red Hill, Ga. 
 DENNIS, THOMAS COLGATE, Bishopville, S. C.: A. B., 1854. Physician. 
 
 Surgeon C. S. A. Charlotte Co., Va. 
 DEKosSET, ABMAND JOHN, Wilmington : A. B., 1824. Physician. Born 
 
 1807. 
 
 DE ROSSET, L.OUIS HENBY, Wilmington : 1857-'58. Born 1840, died 1875. 
 DE JROSSET, MOSES JOHN, Wilmington: A. B., 1816. Physician. Born 
 
 1796, died 1826. 
 DE KOSSET, THOMAS CHILDS, Wilmington : 1865-'66. Born 1845, died 
 
 1878. 
 
 DE ROSSET, WILLIAM LORD, Wilmington : 1837. 
 DE ROSSET, WILLIAM LOBD, Wilmington: 1850-'52. Born 1832. Lt. 
 
 Col. C. S. A. 
 
 DE VANE, MATTHEW BAILEY, Clinton : 1888-. 
 DEWEY, CHABLES FBANCIS, Ealeigh : A. B., 1844. Physician. Dead. 
 DEWEY, THOMAS WEBEB, Raleigh : A. B., 1847. Banker. Dead. 
 DEWS, THOMAS, Lincolnton: A. B., 1824. Dead. 
 DlBBELL, ANTHONY, Lynchburg, Va. : 1823. Minister. 
 DICK, JOHN MCLINTOCK, Greensboro: 1879-'83. 
 DICK, JOHN W., Guilford Co.: 1813. Dead. 
 DICK, ROBEBT PAINE, Greensboro: A. B., 1843; A. M., 1847; LL.D. 
 
 Born 1823. Lawyer. U. S. Dist. Atty. Mem. Conv., 1861. State Senator. 
 
 Mem. Conv., 1865. Judge Supreme Ct., 1868-72. Judge U. S. Dist. Ct., 
 
 187 2-. 
 
 DICK, SAMUEL WEIB, Greensboro : 1882-'83. 
 DICK, WILLIAM ALEXANDEB, Greensboro : A. B., 1849. Physician. 
 
 Dead. Lumberton. 
 
 DICKIE, DAVID, Orange Co. : 1834-'36. Minister. Dead. 
 DICKSON, JAMES HENDEBSON, Wilmington: A. B., 1823. M. D. Colum- 
 bia Coll. Pres. State Med. Soc. 1854. Born 1807, died 1862. 
 DlCKSON, LiOUIS, Duplin Co. : 1796. Dead. 
 
 DlCKSON, ROBEBT DUNCAN, Wilmington: A. B., 1841. Physician. Dead. 
 .DlCKSON, WILLIAM, Burke Co. : 1795. Dead. 
 DILLABD, JAMES WASHINGTON, Hertford Co.: 1843-44. Planter and 
 
 Com. Merchant. Born 1826. Dead. Norfolk, Va. 
 
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 DlLLARD, JOHN H., Kockingham Co.: 1837-'39. LL. D. Judge Supreme 
 
 Court. Greensboro. 
 
 DILLARD, JOHN HENBY, Leaksville, Kockingham Co.: 1877-78. Greens- 
 boro. 
 
 DILLARD, RICHARD, Edenton: 1875-'77. Physician. 
 DISMUKES, JAMES "W., Wadesboro: 1825. Dead. 
 DISMUKES, JOHN I/YNCH, Nashville, Tenn. : A. B., 1852. M. D. Univ. Penn. 
 
 Born 1830. Surgeon C. S. A. Author. Pres. Ky. Med. Assoc. May- 
 field, Ky. 
 DISMUKES, THOMAS TERRELL, Nashville, Tenn.: A. B., 1853. Physician. 
 
 Surgeon C. S. A. Born 1832, died 1874. 
 
 I>IXON, AMZI CLARENCE, Shelby : 1877-78. Bapt. Minister. 
 DlXON, FRANK, Shelby : A. B., 1886. Bapt. Minister. 
 DIXON, GEORGE FAUCETTE, Alamance Co.: A. B., 1859. Born 1833. 
 
 C. S. A. Planter. Wittsburg, Ark. 
 
 DlXON, JOHN HOWIE, Query, Mecklenburg Co. : 1876-77. Minister. 
 DIXON, HENDERSON McCAMiE, Query, Mecklenburg Co.: 1884-'85. 
 
 Minister. 
 
 DlXON, JOSEPH, Fountain Hill : Greene Co. : 1882-'84. 
 DOAK, DANIEL GILLESPIE, Guilford Co. : A. B., 1832. Minister. Died 
 
 1860. 
 DOBBIN, JAMES COCHBAN, Fayetteville : A. B., 1832. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assera. Speaker H. of C. M. C., 1845-'47. Secretary of the Navy, 1853-'57. 
 
 Born 1814, died 1857. 
 DOBBIN, JAMES COCHBAN, Fayetteville : 1858-'59. Lawyer. Born 1839, 
 
 died 1869. 
 DOBBIN, JOHN HOLMES, Fayetteville: A. B., 1861. C. S.A. Born 1841. 
 
 Died in service, 1865. 
 
 DOBSON, JOHN HAMLIN, Rockford, Surry Co.: 1875-'77. Mt. Airy. 
 DOCKERY, CLAUDIUS, Mangum, Richmond Co. : Ph. B., 1887. Tutor Latin, 
 
 1887-' 88. Lawyer. 
 DOCKERY, OLIVER HART, Richmond Co.: Ph. B., 1848. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Lieut, Col. C. S. A. Mem. Conv., 1865. M. C. Planter. Mangum. 
 DODSON, CHARLES RUSSELL, Milton, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1835. Physician. 
 DOLES, ROBERT M., Jerusalem, Va. : 1839-40. Dead. 
 DONALDSON, ROBERT, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1818. Lawyer. Dead. 
 DONELSON, ANDREW JACKSON, Jefferson, Tenn. : 1833-'35. Dead. 
 DONELSON, JOHN E., Bainbridge, Ga. : 1863-' 64. Lawyer. 
 DONELSON, SAMUEL, Hendersonville, Tenn. : 1860-61. ' Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 CTk Davidson Co. Ct. Door-keeper U.S.H. of R.,1883-'87. Washington, D.C. 
 DONNELL, JOHN ROBERT, New Berne : A. B., 1807. State Solicitor, 1815. 
 
 Judge Superior Ct., 18 19-' 36. Born 1791, died 1864. 
 DONNELL, RICHARD SPAIGHT, Craven Co. : A. B., 1839. Gen. Assem. 
 
 M. C., 1847-49. Speaker H. of C., 1864. Mem. Conv., 1865. Born 1820, 
 
 died 1867. 
 
 DONNELL, WASHINGTON, Guilford Co. : A. B., 1825. Physician. Dead. 
 DONOHO, CHARLES DIXON, Milton, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1820; t A. M., 
 
 1826. Dead. 
 
120 Students of the 
 
 DONOHO, RICHARD A., Milton, Caswell Co.: 1831-36. 
 
 DONOHO, SAUNDERS, Milton, Caswell Co.: 1804. Maj. U. S. A. Dead. 
 
 DONOHO, THOMAS A., Milton, Caswell Co. : 1845-46. 
 
 DORLAND, CHARLES JOHNSON, Concord : 1869-70. 
 
 DORLAND, WILLIAM GARDINER, Concord: 1869-70. 
 
 I>ORSEY, LAWRENCE A., Wilmington : 1795. Dead. 
 
 DoRTCH, WALTER ROSS, Camden, Ala. : 1865-' 66. Lawyer. Gadsden, Ala. 
 
 DORTCH, WILLIAM BASKERVILL, La Grange, Tenn.: A. B., 1849. 
 Lawyer. C. S. A. Gen. Assem., 1853 and 1855-'56. Born Aug. 10, 1828, 
 died March 10, 1882. Somerville, Tenn. 
 
 DORTCH, WILLIAM THEOPHILUS, Goldsboro : 1881-'85. Lawyer. 
 
 DOSS, HENRY WiLEY, Pickensville, Ala. : 1852-' 54. Maj. C. S. A. Physi- 
 cian. Died 1887. 
 
 DOUB, PETER F., Chapel Hill: 1854-'55. 
 
 DOUGHTON, Rurus ALEXANDER, Alleghany Co.: 1879-80. Lawyer. 
 Gen. Assem., 1889. Sparta. 
 
 DOUGLAS, T. J. H., S. C. : 1859-'60. 
 
 DOUGLAS, WILLIAM, Wetumpka, Ala. : 1858-'59. Dead. 
 
 DOUGLAS, WILLIAM W., St. Augustine, Fla. : 1840. 
 
 DOUGLASS, JAMES T., S. C. : 1858-' 60. 
 
 DOWD, CLEMENT, Carthage, Moore Co. : A. B., 1856. Lawyer. M. C. 
 
 DOWD, CORNELIUS FURMAN, Wake Co.: A. B., 1861. Physician. 
 
 DOWD, JOSEPH CAREY, Tarboro : 1876-77. Planter. 
 
 DOWD, WILLIAM CAREY, Wake Co. : A. B., 1858. 
 
 DOWNEY, JAMES WEBB, Granville Co. : A. B., 1843. Dead. 
 
 DOWNEY, JOHN ALEXANDER, Granville Co.: A. B., 1836. Physician. 
 Dead. 
 
 DOXEY, SAMUEL, Sumner Co., Tenn. : 1856-58. 
 
 DRAKE, EDWIN Lu, Fayetteville, Tenn.: A. B., 1860. Lieut. Col. C. S. A. 
 Physician. Journalist. Winchester, Tenn. 
 
 DRAKE, JOHN R., Nashville, Tenn. : 1846-'48. Physician. 
 
 DRAKE, NICHOLAS JOHN, Nash Co. : A. B., 1821. Physician. Gen Assem. 
 Dead. 
 
 DRAKE, WILLIAM GREEN, Uchee, Ala. : A. B., 1856. Physician. Sur- 
 geon C. S. A. 
 
 DRAUGHON, JAMES WELLS, Edgecombe Co.: 1860-'61. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 Planter. Born 1840, died 1884. 
 
 DREW, FRANK, Jacksonville, Fla.: LL.B., 1888. 
 
 DRISDALE, WILLIAM EDWARD, Franklin Co., Ala. : A. B., 1852. Born 
 1831. C. S. A. Planter. La Grange, Texas. 
 
 DROMGOOLE, EDWARD, Lawrenceville, Va. : A. B., 1845. Dead. 
 
 DROMGOOLE, GEORGE C., Lawrenceville, Va. : Gen. Assem. Speaker Sen- 
 ate. M. C. Dead. 
 
 DROMGOOLE, PETER, Lawrenceville, Va. : 1830-32. Dead. 
 
 DUBOSE, ROBERT M., Wilkes Co., Ga.: 1859-'60. 
 
 DUDLEY, EDWARD B., Wilmington: 1837-'38. Born 1820, died 1840. 
 
 DUDLEY, WILLIAM HENRY HAYWOOD, Ealeigh : A. B., 1840. Dead. 
 
 DuGGER, JOHN EDWARD, Warrenton: A. B., 1857. Capt. C. S. A. 
 Teacher. Died 1887. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 121 
 
 DuGGER, MACON TUCKER, Warrenton : A. B., 1858. Dead. 
 
 DuGGER, SHEPHERD MONROE, Watauga Co.: 1880-'81. Lawyer and 
 
 Teacher. Banner's Elk, Watauga Co. 
 DUKE, GREEN, Warren Co. : 1799. Dead. 
 DUKE, LEWIS B., Warren Co. : 1803. Dead. 
 DUKE, WILLIAM JAMES, Pontotoc, Miss. : A. B., 1846. Dead. 
 DULANY, THOMAS WASHINGTON, Onslow Co. : A. B., 1829. Dead. 
 DULS, CHARLES HENRY, Charlotte : 1887. Lawyer. 
 DuNBIBIN, JUNIUS CHATHAM, Wilmington: 1825-'28. Physician. Born 
 
 1809, died 1833. 
 
 DUNCAN, JOHN, Matagorda, Texas: A. B., 1859. 
 DUNHAM, JOHN WHITTIER, Pitt Co.: 1866-'67. Maj. C. S. A. Gen. 
 
 Assem. State Senator. Lawyer. Died 1889. Wilmington. 
 DUNLAP, JOSEPH INGRAM, Cedar Hill, Anson Co. : 1876-77. Wadesboro. 
 DUNLAP, ROBERT W., Lancaster, S. C.: 1832-'35. 
 DUNN, FRANCIS CLYDE, Kinston : 1888-. 
 DUNN, WILLIAM A., Wake Co. : 1857-' 58. 
 DUNN, WILLIAM BELL, Kaleigh: A. B., 1826; A.M., 1836. Physician. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 DUNSTON, WALTER SEATON, Creswell, Washington Co. : Ph. B., 1886. 
 DUPRE, ALCEE, St. Landry Parish, La. : 1859-'60. 
 DUPRE, OVIDE, St. Martin Parish, La.: A. B., 1862. Lawyer. New York 
 
 City. 
 
 DUPREE, JEPTHA, Northampton Co.: 1802. Dead. 
 DUPREE, JOSEPH S., Pitt Co. : 1867-68. 
 DURHAM, JACKSON, Orange Co. : 1869. 
 DUSENBERY, EDWIN LAFAYETTE, Lexington : A. B., 1845. Physician. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1824. Killed in battle, 1862. 
 DUSENBERY, HENRY McRoRiE, Lexington : A. B., 1849. Born 1829, 
 
 died 1862. 
 DUSENBERY, JAMES LAURENCE, Lexington: A. B., 1842. Born 1821. 
 
 Surgeon C. S. A. Physician. 
 DUSENBERY, WILLIAM BREVARD, Lexington: A. B., 1853. Born 1834, 
 
 died 1861. 
 DUSKIN, GEORGE MICHAEL, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1857. Born 1836. 
 
 Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Ala. U. S. Dist. Atty. Ala. Greensboro, Ala. 
 DUVAL, HARVIE SHEFFIELD, Tallahassee, Fla.: 1851-'52. Born 1830. 
 
 Civil Engineer. C. S. A. Chattahoochee, Fla. 
 EAGLES, JOSEPH, Wilmington : 1807. Dead. 
 EAGLES, RICHARD A. B., Wilmington: 1795. First Pres. Philanthropic 
 
 Society. Dead. 
 
 EARL, JOHN CARTER, Chapel Hill : 1869-'70. 
 EARL, Louis MINTER, Chapel Hill : 1869-70. 
 EASON, ROBERT RANSOM, Selma : 1887-. 
 EASTERLING, EDWARD C., Georgetown, S. C.: 1858-'61. 
 EASTIN, JOHN D., Maury Co., Tenn. : 1838-'39. 
 EATON, EDWIN J. B., Warrenton: 1824. Dead. 
 EATON, JAMES W., Williamsboro : 1835-'36. Born 1815, died 1855. 
 
122 Students of the 
 
 EATON, JOHN SOMERVILLE, Granville Co.: 1819. Born 1800, died 1854. 
 EATON, JOHN H., Halifax Co. : 1803. A. M., 1825. U. S. S. Term., 1818-'29. 
 
 Gov. Fla. Ter., 1834. U. S. Sec. War, 1829-'31. Min. to Spain, 1836-' 40. 
 
 Author. Died 1856. 
 
 EATON, LAFAYETTE BROWN, Warrenton: 1878-'81. Washington. 
 EATON, OSCAR BENJAMIN, Mocksville : 1881-'83. 
 EATON, WILLIAM, Warrenton : A. B., 1829. Atty. Gen. N. C., 1851-'52. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Conv. 1868. Dead. 
 EATON, THOMAS, Warren Co. : 1820. Dead. 
 ECCLES, JOHN, Fayetteville : 1837-'38. Dead. 
 EDG-ERTON, CHARLES NEWTON, Goldsboro : 1887-. 
 EDMONDSON, ANDREW KINKAMAN, Fayetteville, Tenn. : A. B., 1861. 
 EDMONDSON, WILLIAM ELAM, Morganton: 1884-'86. Meth. Minister. 
 EDMUNDS, AUGUSTUS T., Halifax Co.: 1836-'37. Dead. 
 EDMUNDS, BENJAMIN C., Halifax Co.: 1834-'35. Dead. 
 EDMUNDS, JOHN T., Lawrenceville, Va.: 1816. Dead. 
 EDMUNDS, LITTLETON, Va. : 1834-35. 
 
 EDMUNDS, WILLIAM H., Lawrenceville, Va.: 1833-'34. Dead. 
 EDMUNDSON, THOMAS, Goldsboro : 1876-'78. Manufacturer. 
 EDWARDS, ARTHUR JOSEPH, Elk Creek : 1888-. 
 EDWARDS, CHARLES, Person Co. : 1821. 
 EDWARDS, DAVID H., Green Co.: 1862-'63. Ark. 
 EDWARDS, GEORGE WALTER, Elk Creek : 1885-'88. 
 EDWARDS, JAMES L., Anson Co.: 1864-'65. 
 
 EDWARDS, JOHN HENRY, Person Co. : A. B., 1830 ; M. D. Dead. 
 EDWARDS, JOHN K., Norfolk, Va. : 1860-'61. 
 EDWARDS, LEONIDAS COMPTON, Person Co.: A. B., 1844. Lawyer. 
 
 Col. C. S. A. Gen. Assem. Oxford. 
 
 EDWARDS, LUTHER BELL, Henderson : A. B., 1888. Teacher. Winston. 
 EGERTON, BENJAMIN IREDELL, Macon : 1877-'79. 
 EGERTON, MONTRAVILLE WALKER, Hendersonville : 1885-'88. Born 
 
 1867. Lawyer. 
 EHRINGHAUS, JOHN C. B., Elizabeth City: 1832-'33. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Died 1853. 
 
 ELLER, ADOLPHUS HILL, Ashe Co. : A. B., 1885. Lawyer. Winston. 
 ELLERBEE, JOHN CRAWFORD, S. C. : A. B., 1823. Dead. 
 ELLERBEE, JOHN G., S. C. : 1822. 
 ELLERBEE, WILLIAM, S. C. : 1818. 
 ELLINGTON, DAVID S., Wentworth: 1858-'60. 
 ELLIOTT, ALEXANDER, Cumberland Co. : 1816. Dead. 
 ELLIOTT, BENJAMIN K., Ashboro: 1854-'56. 
 ELLIOTT, EDMUND, 1819. 
 
 ELLIOTT, HENRY BRANSON, Randolph Co. : A. B., 1826. 
 ELLIOTT, JOHN, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1822. 
 ELLIOTT, JOHN B., Wayne Co. : 1850-52. 
 ELLIOTT, JOHN G., Sampson Co.: 1816. Dead. 
 ELLIOTT, JOHN S. , Cumberland Co. : 1826. 
 ELLIOTT, WARREN G., Elizabeth City: 1864-' 65. Lawyer. Norfolk, Va. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 123 
 
 ELLI s, ANDREW JACKSON, Garysburg : 1855-56. M. D. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 ELLIS, JOHN, Rowan Co. : 1804. Dead. 
 
 ELLIS, JOHN CALHOUN, Whiteville : 1879-'80. 
 
 ELLIS, JOHN WHITE, Davidson Co. : A. B., 1841. Judge Superior Ct. N. C. 
 
 Gov. N. C., 1859-'61. Died 1861. 
 ELLIS, PEARSON, Whiteville: 1879-'80. 
 ELY, JOHN RANDOLPH, Marianna, Fla.: 1857-'58. Adjt. Gen. C. S. A. 
 
 Merchant. 
 
 EMERSON, ISAAC C., Chapel Hill : 1869-'70. 
 EMERY, THOMAS K., New Berne: 1855-'56. Minister. 
 ENGELHARD, EDWARD BENSON, Wilmington : 1875-78. Kaleigh. 
 ENGELHARD, JOHN COTTON, Kaleigh : 1884-' 86. Durham. 
 ENGELHARD, JOSEPH ADOLPHUS, Jackson, Miss. : A. B., 1854. Lawyer. 
 
 Maj. C. S. A. Journalist. Sec. State N. C., 1877-79. Born 1832, died 1879. 
 ENGLISH, JOHN LiUCIUS, California Creek : 1882-'84. Lawyer. 
 ENNETT, WILLIAM T., OnslowCo.: 1859-'61. Maj. C. S. A. Physician. 
 
 Pres. N. C. Med. Society. Wilmington. 
 EPPS, HENRY W., Sussex C. H., Va. : 1815. Dead. 
 EPPS, JOHN T., Nottoway C. H., Va. : 1814. M.C. Dead. 
 ERVIN, WILLIAM CARSON, Lenoir Co. : 1879-' 80. Lawyer. 
 ERWIN, JOHN BRATTON, Yorkville, S. C. : A.B., 1856. 
 ERWIN, JOHN SIMIANER, Burke Co.: A. B., 1841. Physician. 
 ERWIN, JOSEPH EARNEST, Morganton : 1884-'86. 
 ERW'IN, SAMUEL JETHRO, Lincolnton: A. B., 1847. Supt. Pub. Schools, 
 
 Jackson Co., Fla. Greenwood, Fla. 
 
 ERWIN, SIDNEY BULOW, Burke Co. : 1841-'42. Dead. 
 ERWIN, WILLIAM EDWARD, Hendersonville : 1877-'78. 
 ESKRIDGE, THOMAS JOSEPH, Shelby : B. S., 1888. Teacher. Mountain 
 
 City, Tenn. 
 ESTES, GEORGE HENSON, Columbus, Ga.: 1866-'67. Merchant. Talbot- 
 
 ton, Ga. 
 
 ESTES, JOELH., Hay wood Co., Tenn. : 1858-'59. 
 EURE, MILLS CLARENCE, Gates Co. : 1878-'7 ( J. 
 EURE, MILLS LIEE, Gates Co. : A. B., 1859. Lawyer. Judge N. C. Superior 
 
 Ct. Com. Merch. Norfolk, Va, 
 
 EURE, MILLS ROBERTS, Norfolk, Va. : A. B., 1889. Born 1868. 
 EURE, STEPHEN EDWARD, Nash Co. : 1881-'82. 
 EVANS, I>AVID, Edgecombe Co.: 179.6. Dead. 
 
 EVANS, GEORGE NAPOLEON, Edgecombe Co. : 1832-33. Planter. Dead. 
 EVANS, JAMES HAMILTON, Marion, S. C. : A. B., 1857. 
 EVANS, JONATHAN, Cumberland Co. : 1854-56. Fayetteville. 
 EVANS, JOSEPH WASHINGTON, Cumberland Co.: A. B., 1838. 
 EVANS, PETER G., Chatham Co.: 1843-M4. Planter. Col. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1822. Killed at Upperville, Va., 1863. 
 EVANS, RICHARD, Pitt Co. : A. B., 1824. Dead. 
 EVANS, THOMAS ADDIS EMMETT, Fayetteville: A..B., 1851. Dead. 
 EVANS, THOMAS CLANY, Milton : 1856-'58. Keidsville. 
 EVANS, WILLIAM A., Cumberland Co.: 1846-' 48. 
 
124 Students of the 
 
 EVE, FRANCIS EDGEWORTH, Augusta, Ga. : 1861-'62. Born 1844. ('apt. 
 
 C. S. A. Lawyer. Planter. 
 
 EVERETT, CHARLES E., Smith ville (now Southport) : 1838-' 39. 
 EVERETT, JAMES ABINGTON, Shongalo, Miss.: A. B., 1861. Planter. 
 
 Lumberman. Ft. Valley, Ga. 
 
 EVERETT, THOMAS CALVIN, Laurinburg : 1888-. 
 EVERETT, WILLIAM ISAAC, Kockingham: 1859-60. Q. M. C. S. A. 
 
 Civil Eng. Merchant. Born 1835. 
 
 EVERETT, WILLIAM NASH, Rockingham : 1882-' 84. Com. Merch. Nor- 
 folk, Va. 
 
 EWELL, ALEXANDER, Brentsville, Va. : 1821. Dead. 
 EWELL, EDGAR, Williamston: 1876-78. M.D. Died 1885. Pekin, Mont- 
 gomery Co. 
 EwiNG, JAMES WILLIAM, Montgomery Co.: A. B., 1855. Born 1833. 
 
 Physician. C. S. A. 
 
 EWING, JOSEPH PRESTON, Pekin: 1882-'83. 
 
 EXUM, JAMES H., Goldsboro: 1858-'61. Capt. C. S. A. Gen. Assem. 
 EZZELL, ROBERT FREDERICK, Poortith. 1884-'87. 
 FADDIS, THOMAS J., Hillsboro: A. B., 1813. M. D. Dead. 
 FAIN, JOHN H. !>., Warren Co.: A. B., 1860. Capt. C. S. A. Killed in 
 
 battle, 1865. 
 FAIRLEY, ARCHIBALD, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1813 ; A. M., 1827. M. D. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 FAIRLEY, JOHN LJAURIN, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1827. Gen. Assem. Dead. 
 FAISON, EDWARD LIVINGSTON, Sampson Co. : A. B., 1854. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Born 1830. 
 
 FAISON, ELIAS J., Duplin Co.: 1846-' 48. Planter. Faison. 
 FAISON, FRANK S., Northampton Co. : 1863-'64. Capt. C. S. A. Garysburg. 
 FAISON, HENRY ELIAS JOHN, Duplin Co.: A. B., 1880. Lawyer. Pres. 
 
 Elector, 1888. Clinton. 
 
 FAISON, HENRY W., Duplin Co.: A. B., 1842. Physician. Dead. 
 FAISON, JAMES HICKS, Duplin Co. : A. B., 1878. Died 1887. 
 FAISON, JOHN MILLER, Duplin Co. : 1877-'78. A. B. Davidson College. 
 
 M. D. Univ. of Va. Faison. 
 
 FAISON, JULIAN P., Sampson Co. : 1842-' 43. Harrell's Store. 
 FAISON, PETER BALLARD, La Grange, Tenn. : A. B., 1858. Texas. 
 FAISON, SOLOMON JAMES, Sampson Co. : A. B., 1846. Lawyer. Teacher. 
 
 Planter. Mem. Conv., 1875. Born 1825, died 1880. 
 FAISON, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Sampson Co. : A. B., 1846. Planter. 
 
 Born 1821. Warsaw, Duplin Co. 
 FALCONER, JAMES T., Granville Co.: 1811. Dead. 
 FARABEE, BENJAMIN F., Shelby Co., Tenn. : 1857-'58. Dead. 
 FARMER, JAMES ARTHUR, Wilson : 1886-'87. Lawyer. 
 FARMER, JOSHUA BARNES, Wilson : 1883-'84. 
 FARMER, WILLIAM MOSES, Wilson : 1883-'84. 
 FARRAR, JOSEPH WILLIAM, Chatham Co. : 1878-79. 
 FARRIOR, JAMES, Duplin Co. : A. B., 1814. Physician. Dead. 
 FARROW, GEORGE FERDINAND, White Haven, Tenn.: 1860-'61. Born 
 
 1841. C. S. A. Planter. Gen. Assem. Memphis. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 125 
 
 FARRELL, JOHN THOMAS, Bingham School : 1887-' 88. 
 
 FAUCETT, ROBERT H., Orange Co. : 1832-'34. Dead. 
 
 FAULCON, ROBERT J. T., Halifax Co. : 1846-' 47. Dead. 
 
 FEARING, ISAIAH, Elizabeth City : 1852-'53. 
 
 FEARING, WOOD SON BRADFORD, Elizabeth City: 1875-76. Physician. 
 
 FEARRINGTON, FRED., Belvoir: 1888-. 
 
 FEARRINGTON, JOSEPH PEYTON, Belvoir: 1884-'85. 
 
 FEARN, RICHARD L.EE, Chatham, Va.: A. B., 1824; A. M., 1828. Physi- 
 cian. Dead. 
 
 FBI/TON, CLAUDIUS BELL, Beaufort: 1885-'87. 
 
 FELTS, JOHN, Ala. : 1820. 
 
 FENNELS, HARD^ LUCIAN, Wilmington: 1882-'84. 
 
 FENNER, "WILLIAM K., Franklin Co. : 1813. Physician. Dead. 
 
 FEREBEE, CORNELIUS MACKIE, Camden C. H.: 1880-'82. Lawyer. 
 
 FEREBEE, DENNIS DOZIER, Currituck Co. : A. B., 1839 ; A. M., 1847. 
 Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Mem. Conven. 1861 and 1865. Col. C. S. A. Died 
 1884. 
 
 FEREBEE, EDWIN B., Camden C. H. : 1880-' 81. Physician. 
 
 FEREBEE, JAMES W., Princess Anne C. H., Va. : 1857-58. Capt. C. S. A. 
 Died in Service at Princess Anne C. H., July 19, 1862. 
 
 FEREBEE, NELSON M., South Mills, Camden Co.: 1866-'67. A.M., 1882. 
 Born 1849. Surg. U. S. N. Jamestown, Pacific Station, U. S. N. 
 
 FEREBEE, THOMAS COOPER, Camden Co. : A. B., 1853. Camden C. H. 
 
 FERGUSON, ANGUS M., Moore Co.: 1859-'60. Minister. 
 
 FERGUSON, HERBERT REEVES, Waynesville : 1888-. 
 
 FERGUSON, ISAAC REUBEN, Cuthbert, Ga. : A. B., 1859. 
 
 FERGUSON, WILLIAM !>., Pickensville, Ala.: 1860-'61. 
 
 FERRAND, EUGENE, Cumberland Co.: 1849-51. Dead. 
 
 FERRAND, HORACE, Columbia, La. : A. B. : 1860. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 FERRAND, WILLIAM, Swansboro: 1835-36. Dead. 
 
 FERRAND,WlLLlAMPuGH, OnslowCo.: A.B., 1808. Gen. Assem. Physi- 
 cian. Dead. 
 
 FERRELL, LTEONIDAS C., La Grange, Ga.: A. B., 1846. M. D. Univ. of Ga. 
 Surg. C. S. A. Died in service, Aug. 19, 1867. 
 
 FETTER, CHARLES, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1868. Born 1845. C.S.A. Teacher. 
 Pulaski City, Va, 
 
 FETTER, FREDERICK AUGUSTUS, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1859; A. M. 
 Born 1838. Tutor U. N. C., 1858-'66. Lt. C. S. A. Teacher. Washington. 
 
 FETTER, HENRY, Chapel Hill : 1861-'62. Born 1843. C. S. A. Merchant. 
 States ville. 
 
 FETTER, WILLIAM MUHLENBERG, Chapel Hill : 1858-'61. Lt. C. S. A. 
 Born 1841, died 1871. 
 
 FIELD, ALEXANDER, Boydton, Va. : 1810. Dead. 
 
 FIELD, ALEXANDER JONES, Ridgeway, Warren Co.: A. B., 1885. 
 
 FIELD, I>RURY, Boydton, Va.: 1810. Dead. 
 
 FIELD, JAMES, Boydton, Va.: 1810. Physician. Dead. 
 
 FIELD, JOSEPH HARRIS, Columbus, Miss.: A. B., 1859. Born 1840, Adj. 
 and Insp. Gen. C. S. A. Gen. Assem. Planter. 
 
126 Students of the 
 
 FIELDS, AJLPHEUS, La Grange : 1882-'84. 
 
 FIELDS, WILLIAM CALLAHAN, Gap Civil, Ashe Co. : 1869-70. 
 
 FINCH, EDWARD FRANKLIN, Lexington: 1884-'85. Lawyer. 
 
 FISHER, DAVID WHITE, Lowndesboro, Ala. : 1848-'50. Died 1850. 
 
 FISHER, HORATIO W., Hayneville, Ala.: 1849-'50. New Waverly, Tex. 
 
 FISHER, IXJRENZO C., Lowndes Co., Ala.: 1850-'51. 
 
 FITE, HENRY JULIUS, Mt. Holly, Gaston Co. : 1880-'81. 
 
 FITTS, JAMES H., Warrenton: 1851-'53. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 
 FITTS, JOHN, St. Stephens, Ala. : 1820. Dead. 
 
 FiTTS, JOHN H., Warren Co. : 1823. Dead. 
 
 FITZGERALD, ADOLPHUS LJEIGH, Rockingham Co.: A. B., 1862. 
 
 FIVEASHE, BENJAMIN, Edenton : 1818. 
 
 FLANNER, ANDREW JACKSON, Wilmington : A. B., 1857. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in battle. 
 
 FLANNER, BENNETT, Wilmington : 1857-'59. Dead. 
 FLANNIGAN, ROBERT ANDREW, Cabarrus Co. : 1877-'79. Mill Grove. 
 FLEMING, JOHN MARTIN, Wake Co. : A. B., 1859. Dep. Warden State 
 
 Penitentiary. Raleigh. 
 
 FLEMING, JOHN MARTIN, Raleigh : 1887-. 
 
 FLEMING, WILLIAM JOHN, Mill Hill : 1886-'87. Died March, 1889. 
 FLEMING, WILLIAM WOODVILLE, McDowell Co. : 1863-'64. Born 1846. 
 
 Maj. C. S. A. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Washington, D. C. 
 FLETCHER, SAMUEL S., Elizabeth City : 1858-'61. Died 1861. 
 FLINN, ANDREW, S. C. : A. B., 1799; A. M., 1802. D. D. Minister. Dead. 
 FLOWERS, OLIVER BROOKS, Warren Co., Miss. : A. B., 1861. 
 FLOYD, ARCHIBALD ANDREWS, Boone, Watauga Co. : 1880-'83. Lawyer. 
 
 Columbia, Tenn. 
 
 FLOYD, ROBERT PURNELL, Wilton, Granville Co. : 1869-70. 
 FLYTHE, AUGUSTUS MOORE, Northampton Co. : A. B., 1859 ; A. M., 1866. 
 
 Episc. Minister. Dead. 
 
 FOARD, FREDERICK C., Concord, Cabarrus Co. : 1859-'60. Lt. C. S. A. 
 FOARD, NOAH PARTEE, Concord, Cabarrus Co. : A. B., 1861. Surry Co. 
 FOGLE, JAMES O. A., Columbus, Ga. : A. B., 1860. C. S. A. 
 FONTAINE, EDMUND, Hanover C. H., Va.: 1817. Dead. 
 FOOTMAN, RICHARD 31., Kington, S. C. 1860-'61. C. S. A. Killed in 
 
 battle. 
 
 FORBES, ARCHIBALD A., Jackson, Miss.: 1854-'56. 
 FORBES, EDWARD MCCARTNEY, New Berne: 1828. Born 1811. Epis- 
 copal Minister. Beaufort. 
 FORBES, RICHARD NATHAN, New Berne : A. B., 1846. Lawyer. Died 
 
 1858. 
 
 FORBIS, JAMES WILEY, Greensboro: 1876-78. 
 
 FORD, CHARLES HENRY, Duplin Co.: 1881-'83. Lawyer. Albertson. 
 FOREMAN, IVEY, Washington : 1881-' 82. 
 FOREMAN, JOHN Li., Pitt Co.: 1828-'29. Gen. Assem. 1835-' 44. Planter. 
 
 Merchant. Born 1808, died 1844. 
 
 FOREMAN, WILLIAM JOHN, Pitt Co. : A. B., 1858. C. S. A. Born 1857, 
 died 1869. 
 
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 FORNEY, DANIEL M., Lincoln Co.: 1804. Gen. Assem. Dead. 
 
 FOBSYTHE, JAMES N., Stokes Co. : 1824. 
 
 FOBT, ELIAS X., Halifax Co. : 1807. Dead. 
 
 FOKT, HlLLlABD, Enfield: 1839-'41. 
 
 FORT, JOHN, Halifax Co. : 1803. Dead. 
 
 FORT, WILLIAM B., Lenoir Co. : 1859-'61. Paymaster C. S. N. Planter. 
 
 Pikeville, Wayne Co. 
 FOSCUE, HENRY CLAY, Pollocksville, Jones Co.: 1860-'61. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. 
 
 FOSCUE, JULIAN S;, Jefferson, Tex. : 1858-'60. Dead. 
 FOSTER, ALEXIUS, S. C. : 1803. Dead. 
 FOSTER, ALFRED GAITHER, Lexington: A. B. 1844. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Born 1826, died 1866. 
 
 FOSTER, ANDERSON E., Kowan Co. : 1822. Dead. 
 FOSTER, ANTHONY, Charleston, S. C. : A. B., 1800. Dead. 
 FOSTER, AUGUSTUS JOHN, Franklin Co. : A. B., 1835. Physician. Dead. 
 FOSTER, FENTON G., Wake Co. : 1855-'56. Dead. 
 
 FOSTER, JACOB F., De Soto, La.: 1858-'59. C. S. A. Killed at Chancel- 
 lors ville, May 2, 1863. Shreveport, La. 
 
 FOSTER, JAMES LIEE, Union Kidge, Hertford Co. : 1884-'85. McCrary's. 
 FOSTER, JOHN, Davie Co. : 1840-' 41. Dead. 
 FOSTEB, OMEGA HABDEN, Louisburg: 1852-' 55. Merchant. Lt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1835, died 1864. 
 FOSTEB, WILBUB FlSK, Glennville, Ala. : A. B. 1859. Lawyer. C. S. A. 
 
 Gen. Assem. of Ala. Tuskegee, Ala. 
 FOUST, CHABLES GEOBGE, Columbia Factory, Alamance Co. : Ph. B., 1888. 
 
 Born 1863. Teacher. 
 FOUST, EDWIN MICHAEL, Columbia Factory, Alamance Co. : A. B., 1885. 
 
 Editor. Kemp, Texas. 
 
 FOUST, ISAAC H., Eandolph Co.: 1865-'66. 
 FOUST, JULIUS ISAAC, Graham: 1885-. 
 FOUST, THOMAS ROSWELL, Graham : 1888-. 
 FOUNTAINE, JOHN !>., Va. : 1818. Dead. 
 Fox, WILLIAM W. G., Monticello, Miss.: 1840-'41. Died 1842. 
 FOXHALL, EDWIN !>., Tarboro : 1855-'58. -Capt. C. S. A. Planter. 
 FOXHALL, FBANCIS !>., Edgecombe Co.: 1851-'54. Lt. C. S. A. Died in 
 
 service, June, 1862. 
 FOY, DAVID HIBAM, New Hanover Co. : A. B., 1861. C. S. A. Born 1840, 
 
 died 1862. 
 
 FRANCK, EDWABD LAFAYETTE, Kichlands, Onslow Co. : 1876-77. 
 FBANKLIN, JAMES, Surry Co. : 1813. Dead. 
 FRANKLIN, JESSE D., Early Grove, Miss. : 1859-'61. Dead. 
 FRANKLIN, SAMUEL R., Marshall Co., Miss.: 1858-60. C. S.A. Killed 
 
 in battle. 
 
 FREEAR, ROBERT, N. C.: 1821. 
 FREEMAN, GEORGE R., Kaleigh : 1838-'39. Dead. 
 FREEMAN, JACOB R., N. C. : 1816. Dead. 
 FBEELING, JOHN, N. C. : 1799. 
 
128 Students of the 
 
 FREEZE, JACOB ALEXANDER, Enoch ville: 1886. Died Oct., 1886. 
 
 FREMONT, FRANK MURRAY, Wilmington : B. S., 1877. Atlanta, Ga. 
 
 FRENCH, CHARLES E., Wilmington: 1866-68. Born 1846. Merchant. 
 Minneapolis, Minn. 
 
 FRENCH, JAMES MC!>ANIEL, Wilmington: 1862-'63. Born 1843. 
 Merchant. Lumberton. 
 
 FRENCH, W. FOSTER, Lumberton, Robeson Co. : 1867-'68. Lawyer. 
 
 FRIERSON, ERVIN JAMES, Tenn. : A. B,, 1824. Lawyer. Planter. Mer- 
 chant. Born 1803, died 1849. Ashwood, Tenn. 
 
 FRIERSON, LiUCIUS, Columbia, Tenn.: A. B., 1859. Born 1840. Banker. 
 
 FRIERSON, WILLIAM, Shelbyville, Tenn. : 1856-'58. Born 1839. Lawyer. 
 Lieut. Col. C. S. A. Merchant. 
 
 FRIES, JOHN W., Salem: 1866-'68. Born 1846. Manufacturer. 
 
 FROST, SAMUEL MILTON, Mocksville, Davie Co. : A. B., 1852 ; D. D. Min- 
 ister. Dead. 
 
 FULLER, BARTHOLOMEW, Fayetteville : A. B., 1851. Journalist. Banker. 
 Dead. Durham. 
 
 FULLER, EDWIN WILEY, Louisburg: 1864-'65. Novelist. Poet. Mer- 
 chant. Born 1847, died 1876. 
 
 FULLER, JESSE W. , Fayetteville : 1857-'59. Dead. 
 
 FULLER, JOHN Li., Leasburg: 1854-'55. 
 
 FULLER, ROBERT THOMAS, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1844. Lawyer. Judge 
 Circuit Ct., Ark. Justice Supreme Ct., Ark. Princeton, Ark. 
 
 FULLER, RALZAMON WOODFORD, Lumberton: 1879-'80. 
 
 FULLER, THOMAS C., Fayetteville: 1849-50. Col. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 Kaleigh. 
 
 FULP, ELI AS, Stokes Co. : 1878-79. Physician. 
 
 FULTON, ROBERT F., Fayetteville, Tenn.: A. B., 1862. C. S. A. Killed 
 at Chickamauga. 
 
 FURGURSON, HENRY BE AUREGARD, Littleton, Halifax Co.: 1877-'80. 
 Physician. 
 
 FURGURSON, MACMURRAY, Littleton, Halifax Co. : 1877-'82. 
 
 FUQUAY, ALDRICH PARTIN, Varina, Wake Co. : 1885-'87. 
 
 GAINES, EDMUND JAMES, Montgomery Co. : A. B., 1855. C. S. A. Gen. 
 Assem. Born 1834, died 1866. 
 
 GAINES, JAMES I/UTTRELL, Asheville : A. B., 1859. State Comptroller, 
 Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. 
 
 GAINES, JOHN C., Montgomery Co.: 1858-'61. Capt. C. S. A. Born 1858. 
 Killed at battle of Wilderness, 1864. 
 
 GAITHER, ALFRED M., Iredell Co. : 1813. Dead. 
 
 GALES, SEATON, Raleigh : A. B., 1848. Journalist. Maj. C. S. A. Died 
 1878. 
 
 GALLIER, JAMES, New Orleans, La. : 1845- 7 47. Architect and Builder. Died 
 1868. 
 
 GALLOWAY, ALEXANDER HENDERSON, Eockingham Co.: 1855-'57. 
 Capt. C. S. A. Planter. Reidsville. 
 
 GALLOWAY, CHARLES WELCHER, Mt. Airy : 1875-78. Dead. 
 
 GALLOWAY, GEORGE W., Smithville (now Southport) : 1833-'35. Dead. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 129 
 
 GALLOWAY, JAMES, N. C. : 1819. 
 
 GALLOWAY, JOHN MARION, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1854. Col. C. S. A. 
 GALLOWAY, RAWLEY, Eockingham Co. : A. B., 1830. Dead. 
 GALLOWAY, ROBERT, Buckingham Co. : A. B., 1826. Dead. 
 GALLOWAY, ROBERT, Buckingham Co. : 1847-' 48. Physician. 
 GALLOWAY, KOBERT M., S. C. : A. B., 1821. Dead. 
 GALLOWAY, THOMAS SPRAGGINS, Rockingham Co. : 1825. Dead. 
 GALLOWAY, THOMAS SPRAGGINS, Kockingham Co.: 1855-' 58. Born 
 
 1840. Col. C. S. A. Lawyer. Somerville, Tenn. 
 GARDNER, HUGH WALKER, Wilmington: A. B., 1857. Lawyer. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in battle. 
 
 GARLAND, JoSIAH, Greene Co. : 1814. Dead. 
 GARLAND, THOMAS, Milton, Caswell Co. : 1845-' 47. Dead. 
 GARLAND, WILLIAM H., Tenn.: 1838-'39. 
 GARLINGTON, JOHN, Laurens District, S. C. : 1859-'61. C. S. A. Killed in 
 
 battle. 
 GARNETT, HENRY TURNER, King and Queen C. H., Va.: A. B., 1821. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 GARNETT, JAMES T. , 1821. 
 GARRETT, FRANKLIN, Monroe, La. : A. B., 1861. Born 1840. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. 
 GARRETT, THOMAS MILES, Hertford Co.: A. B., 1851. Lawyer. Col. 
 
 C. S. A. Killed at Spottsylvania, May, 1864. 
 GARRETT, WILLIAM !>., Nash Co.: 1838-' 39. 
 GARRETT, WILLIAM RICHARD, Greene Co., Ala. : 1852-'54. Born 1838, 
 
 died 1875. 
 GARRETT, WOODSON !L., Greene Co., Ala.: A. B., 1860. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1840, died 1870. 
 GARROTT, ISHAM W., Wake Co. : 1837-40. Lawyer. Gen. Assem., Ala. 
 
 Brig. Gen. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 GARROTT, MARTIN R., Bertie Co.: 1818. 
 GATLIN, ALFRED, New Berne : A. B., 1808 ; A. M., 1812. M. C., 1823-' 25. 
 
 Dead. 
 GATLIN, J. S., Lenoir Co.: 1824. Surg. U. S. A. Killed at Withlacoochee 
 
 in Seminole War, 1836. 
 GATLIN, RICHARD C., Lenoir Co. : 1824. U. S. A. Maj. Gen. C. S. A. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 GATLING, BARTHOLOMEW MOORE, Raleigh : 1888-. 
 GATLING, JAMES ROBERT, Gatesville : A. B., 1855. Died 1861. 
 GATLING, JOHN THOMAS, Gates Co.: A. B., 1859. Lawyer. Adj. C. S. A. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Dead. Raleigh. 
 
 GATTIS, FRED NORWOOD, Belvoir, Chatham Co. : 1888-. 
 GATTIS, ROBERT L.EE, Belvoir, Chatham Co. : 1884-'86. 
 GATTIS, SAMUEL MALLETT, Chapel Hill : Ph. B., 1884. Lawyer. Hillsboro. 
 GATTIS, THOMAS W., Orange Co. : 1853-'55. . Minister. Durham. 
 GATTIS, WILLIAM HENRY, Orange Co. : 1869-'70. 
 GAUSE, JOHN PETER, Brunswick Co. : A. B., 1828. Lawyer. Gen. Assem., 
 
 1829-'31. 
 9 
 
130 Students of the 
 
 GAY, CHARLES EDWARD, Columbus, Miss. : A. B., 1860. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Merchant. Starkville, Miss. 
 GAY, JOHN LENOIR, Oxford : 1831-'33. Episc. Minister. Prof, of English, 
 
 Univ. of Ind., 1871-72. Fayette, Mo. 
 GEE, ALBERT G., Halifax Co. : 1829-'32. Dead. 
 GEE, DRURY, Halifax Co. : 1803. Dead. 
 GEE, JOHN MASON, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1825. Dead. 
 GEORGE, FoURNEY, Columbus Co.: A. B., 1849. A.M. Lawyer. Lieut. 
 
 Col. C. S. A. Gen. Assem. Mem. Conv., 1875. Dead. 
 GHOLSON, THOMAS, Lawrenceville, Va. : A. B., 1836. Dead. 
 GIBBS, HENRY SYLVESTER, Middleton, Hyde Co.: 1850-'53. Born 1831. 
 
 Planter. Gen. Assem. 
 GIBSON, ISAAC G., Stokes Co. : 1827. 
 GIBSON, JOHN K., Eichmond Co.: 1867 -'68. Born 1845. Lawyer. Pow- 
 
 hatan, Ark. 
 
 GIBSON, JOHN PHIFER, Concord: A. B., 1858. 
 GIBSON, TOBIAS, Houma, La. : 1856-'57. 
 GIBSON, WILLIAM HENRY, Concord: A. B., 1858. Lieut. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in battle. 
 
 GIBSON, WILLIAM NELSON, Germanton, Stokes Co. : A. B., 1824. Physi- 
 cian. Dead. 
 
 GIDNEY, CHARLES CHAUNC Y, Shelby : 18S4-'86. 
 GlDNEY, JOHN W., Shelby: 1866. 
 
 GIDNEY, SAMUEL ELEAZAR, Shelby : 1884-'86. Teacher. King's Mt. 
 GILBERT, WILLIE LEON, Mooresboro: 1886-'87. 
 GILCHRIST, ARCHIBALD, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1826. Dead. 
 GlLCHRlST, JOHN, Kobeson Co. : A. B., 1809 ; A. M., 1812. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 GlLCHRlST, WILLIAM, Moore Co. : 1809. Gen. Assem. of Tenn. Dead. 
 GILES, JOHN B., Salisbury: A. B., 1808. M. C. Dead. 
 GILES, MILO ALEXANDER, Salisbury : A. B., 1825. Physician. Dead. 
 GILL, BENJAMIN LLEWELLYN, Franklin Co. : A. B., 1859. Lt. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in battle. 
 
 GILL, EDWARD JAMES, Laurinburg : 1883-'85. Merch. Kockingham. 
 GILL, THOMAS JEFFRIES, Laurinburg : 1879-'80. 
 
 GILL, WILLIAM P., Franklin Co. : 1860-'61. Lt. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 GILLESPIE, I>AVID, Duplin Co. : 1795. Dead. 
 GILLESPIE, JOSEPH, Duplin Co. : 1796. Dead. 
 GILLIAM, BRAXTON BRAGG, Bertie Co. : 1864-' 65. Dead. 
 GlLLlAM, DONNELL, Raleigh : 1877-'79. Lawyer. Pres. Elector, 1884. 
 
 Tarboro. 
 GILLIAM, EDWARD WINSLOW, Fayetteville : A. B., 1855. Episc. Min. 
 
 Baltimore, Md. 
 
 GILLIAM, HENRY AUGUSTUS, Tarboro : 1887-. 
 GILLIAM, JOHN BOND, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1855. C. S. A. 
 GILLIAM, ROBERT BALLARD, Oxford: A. B., 1823; A. M., 1826. Gen. 
 Assem. Mem. Conv., 1835. Speaker H. of Com., 1848 and 1862. Judge 
 Superior Ct., 1863-'65, and 1867-' 68. M. C., 1870. Died 1870. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 131 
 
 GILLIAM, THOMAS, Windsor: 1876-77. 
 
 GILLIAM, THOMAS HOWELL, Gatesville : A. B., 1852. Dead. 
 
 GILMER, ELLISON LilNDSAY, Greensboro : 1884-'86. 
 
 GILMER, JAMES C., Mt. Airy: A. B., 1864. Dead. 
 
 GILMER, JOHN ALEXANDER, Greensboro : A. B., 1858 ; A. M. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Judge Superior Ct. 
 
 GILMER, SAMUEL, J., Charlotte: 1838-'39. 
 GILMORE, ALEXANDER, 1808. Dead. 
 GlLMORE, JOHN, 1822. Dead. 
 GILMORE, JOHN TAILOR, Noxubee Co. : Miss. : A. B., 1856. Surg. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1835, died 1875. 
 
 GlLMOUR, WILLIAM, Halifax Co. : 1805. Dead. 
 GLASCOCK, WILLIAM F.,Va.: 1816. 
 GLAZE, RICHARD HENRY, St. Landry Parish, La.: 1851-52. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1833. Killed in service, 1863. 
 GLENN, EDWARD TRAVIS BRODNAX, Leaksville, Eockingham Co.: 
 
 1876-77. 
 
 GLENN, JAMES A., Halifax Co., Va.: 1824-'25. Dead. 
 GLENN, JOHN W., Va.: 1812. 
 GLENN, JOHN W., Va. : 1834-' 35. 
 GLOVER, WILLIAM, Elizabeth City : 1852-' 55. Dead. 
 GLOVER, WILLIAM WATTS, Robeson Co. : A. B., 1855. Civ. Eng. Dead. 
 GODDARD, JULIUS GuSTAVUS, Williamston : 1882-'83. 
 GODFREY, FRANCIS MERRIMON, Elizabeth City: 1853-54. Planter. 
 
 Newbegun Creek. 
 GODFREY, FRANK MERRIMON, Newbegun Creek, Pasquotank Co.: 
 
 1882-83. 
 GODFREY, WILLIAM BOBBINS, Cheraw, S. C.: 1858-'59. Born 1841. 
 
 C. S. A. R. R. and Ins. Business. 
 GOGGIN, JOHN O. Lu, Va. : 1835-'36. 
 
 GOLDING, FRANCIS Lu, Germanton, Stokes Co.: 1849-'50. Dead. 
 GOODE, FLAVILLUS S., Thibodeaux, La.: 1848-'49. Born 1831. Gen. 
 
 Assern. Pres. Elector, 1860. Capt. C. S. A. Atty. Gen. La. Judge 
 
 Superior Ct., 1880. 
 
 GOODE, JOHN, Va. : 1799. Lawyer. Died 1874. 
 GOODE, THOMAS, Va. : 1807. Dead. 
 
 GOODLOE, DAVID SHORT, Canton, Miss. : A. B., 1858. Capt. C. S. A. Minis- 
 ter. Died 1872. 
 
 GOODLOE, WINTER HEVE, Canton, Miss. : A. B., 1858. C. S. A. 
 GOODMAN, ERASTUS GENAIR, Town Creek, Brunswick Co. : Ph. B., 1885. 
 GOODMAN, JOHN C., Gates Co. : A. B., 1858. Reynoldson. 
 GORDON, BENJAMIN W., Gates Co.: 1829-'31. Dead. 
 GORDON, GEORGE B., Gates Co. : 1839-'40. Dead. 
 GORDON, HENRY A., Person Co. : 1860-'61. 
 GORDON, JOSEPH H., Gates Co.: 1839-'40. Dead. 
 GORDON, RICHARD C., Hickman Co., Tenn: 1854-'56. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Maury Co., Tenn. 
 GORDON, ROBERT, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1813. Dead. 
 
132 Students of the 
 
 GORII AM, EDWIN, Pitt Co. : 1817. Dead. 
 
 GORRELL, ALBERT BARROW, Winston : A. B., 1862. Born 1840. Col. 
 
 N. C. S. G. Merchant. 
 
 GORRELL, JULIUS LA FAYETTE, Greensboro : A. B., 1850. Dead. 
 GORRELL, RALPH, Guilford Co. : A. B., 1825. Dead. 
 GozA, GEORGE W., Carroll Parish, La.: 1857-'58. 
 GOZA, GEORGE W., Chicot, Ark. : B. S., 1859. 
 GOZA, SAMUEL DuPUY, Carroll Parish, La. : A. B., 1858. 
 GRADY, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Duplin Co. : A. B., 1857. Prof. Math. 
 
 and Nat. Science, Austin Coll., Huntersville, Tex., 1859-'61. Sergt. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Albertson's. 
 
 GRAHAM, ALBERT KIMBROUGH, Memphis, Tenn : A. B., 1854. 
 GRAHAM, ALEXANDER, Fayetteville: A. B., 1868; A. M. Supt. Public 
 
 Schools. Charlotte. 
 GRAHAM, AUGUSTUS WASHINGTON, Hillsboro: A. B., 1868. Born 
 
 1849. C. S. A. Lawyer. Oxford. 
 GRAHAM, CHARLES CHAUNCEY, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1840. Born 1819. 
 
 Manufacturer. Banker. Com. Merchant. Memphis, Tenn. 
 GRAHAM, CHARLES MONTROSE, New Berne : 1853-'54. Lawyer. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1838, died 1869. 
 GRAHAM, CHAUNCEY WILLIAMS, Kenansville : A. B., 1841. Physician. 
 
 Born 1819, died 1866. 
 
 GRAHAM, DANIEL, Anson Co. : A. B., 1812. Sec. State, Tenn. Dead. 
 GRAHAM, DANIEL MC!<EAN, Fayetteville : A. B., 1857. Physician. Surg. 
 
 C. S. A. Duplin Roads. 
 
 GRAHAM, EDWARD, New Berne : 1851-'52. Born 1834, died 1860. 
 GRAHAM GEORGE FRANKLIN, Lincoln Co: A. B., 1815. Physician. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 GRAHAM, GEORGE MORDECAI, Hillsboro, 1887-. Born 1871. 
 GRAHAM, GEORGE W., Hillsboro: A. B., 1868. Born 1847. C. S. A. 
 
 M. D. Univ. of N. Y. Charlotte. 
 GRAHAM, HAMILTON CLATERHOUSE, New Berne : A. B., 1861. Born 
 
 1840. Capt. C. S. A. Planter. Clerk of Circuit Ct. Selma, Ala. 
 GRAHAM, HENRY WILLIAM, Lincoln Co.: A. B., 1844; A.M., 1849. 
 
 Physician. Dead. 
 GRAHAM, JAMES, Lincoln Co.: A. B., 1814. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Born 
 
 1793, died 1851. 
 GRAHAM, JAMES AUGUSTUS, Hillsboro : A. B., 1860 ; A. M. Born 1841. 
 
 Capt. C. S. A. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Graham. 
 GRAHAM, JAMES F., Catawba Co.: 1846-' 47. 
 GRAHAM, JOHN EDWARD, Eichmond Co. : A. B., 1816. Dead. 
 GRAHAM, JOHN WASHINGTON, Hillsboro: A. B., 1857. Born 1838. Tutor 
 
 Math, and Latin, U. N. C., 1857-'60. Maj. C. S. A. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Mem. Conv., 1868. 
 
 GRAHAM, JOHN WOOTEN, Keyser, Moore Co. : 1885-. 
 GRAHAM, JOSEPH, Hillsboro: A. B., 1857. Physician. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Charlotte. 
 GRAHAM, JOSEPH, Memphis, Tenn. : 1855-' 56. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 133 
 
 GRAHAM, JOSEPH MONTROSE, Catawba Co. : A. B., 1844. Dead. 
 
 GRAHAM, PAUL CAMERON, Hillsboro : 1887-. Born 1869. 
 
 GRAHAM, ROBERT DAVIDSON, Hillsboro: 1859-' 61. A. B., 1868. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Lawyer. Washington, D. C. 
 GRAHAM, STEPHEN, Duplin Co.: A. B., 1841. Gen. Assem. Planter. 
 
 Kenansville. 
 
 GRAHAM, THOMAS, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1823. Physician. Dead. 
 GRAHAM, THOMAS BAKER, Hillsboro, Miss. : A. B., 1855. Forest, Miss. 
 GRAHAM, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1824 ; LL. D. 
 
 Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Speaker H. of Com. M. C. U. S. Senator, 1841-'44 
 
 and 1866. Gov. N. C., 1845. Sec. Navy, 1850. C. S. Senator. Born 1804, 
 
 died 1875. Hillsboro. 
 
 GRAHAM, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Charlotte : 1882-'83. Physician. 
 GRAHAM, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Hillsboro: 1856-'59. Born 1839. 
 
 Assist. Adj. Gen. C. S. A. Planter. Gen. Assem. Lincolnton. 
 GRAHAM, WILLIAM H., Ga.: 1845-' 47. Physician. 
 GRAINGER, CHARLES WILLIAMS, Goldsboro : 1887. Born 1868. 
 GRANBERY, JOSEPH LIANGLEY, Macon, Tenn. : A. B., 1859. Born 1838. 
 
 Capt. C. S. A. 
 GRANBURY, JosiAH THOMAS, Perquimans Co. : 1821. Planter. Fishery 
 
 owner. Gen. Assem. Born 1806, died 1862. 
 GRAND Y, ALBERT SIDNEY, Oxford : A. B., 1882. Lawyer. 
 GRANDY, CHARLES TAYLOR, Shiloh, Camden Co. : Ph. B.. 1886. Jour- 
 nalist. Kaleigh. 
 
 GRANDY, LUTHER BELL, Oxford : Ph. B., 1886. 
 GRANDY, W. S., Camden Co. : 1842-'43. 
 GRANT, JAMES, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1831 ; A. M., 1836 ; LL. D., 1878. Born 
 
 1812. Gen. Assem., Iowa. Judge Superior Ct., 1846-'51. Speaker H. of 
 
 Com., 1852. Davenport, Iowa. 
 GRANT, RICHARD SWEPSON, Norfolk, Va.: A. B., 1851. Born 1829, 
 
 died 1858. Polk Co., Texas. 
 
 GRASTY, JOHN S., Danville, Va. : 1842-43. Minister. 
 GRAVES, AUGUSTUS SIDNEY, Newton, Ga.: 1845-48. Born 1827. Brem- 
 
 ond, Texas. 
 
 GRATES, BARZILLAI, Ga. : 1823. Dead. 
 GRAVES, BERNARD FRANKLIN, Mt. Airy : 1880-83. 
 GRAVES, CALVIN, Caswell Co.: 1823. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Speaker 
 
 State Senate. Mem. Conven., 1835. Born 1804, died 1878. 
 GRAVES, ELIJAH, Granville Co. : 1809. Minister. Born 1791, died 1869. 
 GRAVES, GEORGE WASHINGTON, Caswell Co.: 1831-' 32. Physician. 
 
 Born 1809, died 1876. 
 
 GRAVES, HENRY, Granville Co. : 1811. Dead. 
 GRAVES, HENRY !IEA, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1835. Born 1811. Minister. 
 
 Washington, Texas. 
 
 GRAVES, JESSE D., Granville Co.: 1837-'38. Physician. 
 GRAVES, JOHN L.EWIS, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1814. Physician. Born 1795, 
 
 died 1870. 
 GRAVES, JOHN WILLIAMS, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1814. Planter. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Born 1792, died 1846. 
 
134 Students of the 
 
 GRAVES, JOHN WILLIAMS, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1854. Lawyer. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1836, died 1872. 
 GRAVES, RALPH HENRY, Granville Co. : A. B., 1836 ; A. M., 1839. Tutor 
 
 Math., U. N. C., 1837-' 43. Prof. Math., Caldwell Inst. Born 1817, died 1876. 
 GRAVES, RALPH HENRY, Williamsboro, Granville Co.: 1867-'68. B. Sc., 
 
 C. and M. E., Univ. of Va. Prof. Math., U. N. C., 1875-. Chapel Hill. 
 GRAVES, RICHARD STAMFORD, Orange Co. : 1832-' 36. Dead. 
 GRAVES, STEPHEN PORTER, Mt. Airy : 1884-'87. Lawyer. 
 GRAY, JOHN BoviCE, Fredericksburg, Va. : 1863-64. 
 GRAY, ROBERT PERCY, Greensboro : 1880-'83. Sec. and Treas. North 
 
 State Improvement Co. 
 GRAY, SAMUEL WILEY, Winston : 1860-'61. Capt. C. S. A. Born 1843. 
 
 Killed at Gettysburg, 1863. 
 
 GRAY, WILLIAM HENRY, Northampton Co. : A. B., 1826. 
 GREEN, ALLEN J., S. C. : 1795. Dead. 
 
 GREEN, BENJAMIN THORPE, Granville Co.: A. B., 1853. Dead. 
 GREEN, BENJAMIN THORPE, Franklinton, Franklin Co. : 1887-. 
 GREEN, BERRYMAN, Danville, Va. : A. B., 1859. Col. C. S. A. Judge 
 
 U. S. Circuit Ct. 
 
 GREEN, FREDERICK AUGUSTUS, Durham : 1887-. Born 1871. 
 GREEN, GEORGE, New Berne: 1876-'77. Gen. Assem. 
 GREEN, GEORGE ALEXANDER, Cool Spring, Iredell Co. : 1878-79. 
 GREEN, HERBERT LIINWOOD, Wilkesboro: 1883-'86. 
 GREEN, JAMES B., 1832-'33. 
 GREEN, JAMES COLQUHOUN, Danville, Va. : A. B., 1859. Surg. C. S. A. 
 
 Physician. 
 GREEN, JAMES SEVERIN, Chapel Hill: 1841-'42. Born 1825. M. D. 
 
 Univ. of Pa. Sewanee, Tenn. 
 GREEN, JAMES GABIE, Wilmington: 1838-'39. K. K. Business. Born 
 
 1821, died 1876. 
 
 GREEN, JAMES RANDOLPH, Durham : 1886-'87. 
 
 GREEN, JOHN A., Goldsboro : 186CM61. Sergt. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 GREEN, JOHN CICERO, New Berne : 1876-' 77. 
 GREEN, JOHN SOMERVILLE, Memphis, Tenn. : 1855-' 58. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1839. Died in service, 1865. 
 
 GREEN, PLUMMER W., Warrenton : A. B., 1853. Dead. 
 GREEN, ROBERT G., Wilmington: 1809. Dead. 
 GREEN, ROBERT T., Granville Co.: 1853-'55. 
 GREEN, SOLOMON PLUMMER, Warrenton: A. B., 1856. Born 1835. 
 
 Physician. Surg. C. S. A. Memphis, Tenn. 
 GREEN, STEPHEN SNEED, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1842. Born 1822, died 
 
 1846. 
 
 GREEN, THOMAS JEFFERSON, Va. : A. B., 1818 ; A. M., 1822. Died 1863. 
 GREEN, THOMAS J., Warren Co.: 1819. Gen. Assem. N. C., Fla., Cal., 
 
 Tex. Brig. Gen. Texan Army. Mem. Texan Congress. Died 1863. 
 GREEN, WILLIAM, Warren Co. : A. B., 1808. Gen. Assem. Born 1786, 
 
 died 1824. 
 GREEN, WILLIAM H., Livingston, Ala: 1858-'59. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 135 
 
 GREEN, WILLIAM MERCER, Wilmington: A. B., 1818; A. M., 1833; 
 
 D. D. ; L. L. D. Prof. U. N. C., 1838-' 49. Bishop of Miss., 1849-'87. Chan- 
 cellor Univ. of the South. Born 1798, died 1887. Sewanee, Tenn. 
 GREEN, WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, Danville, Va. : A. B., 1840; A.M., 
 
 1843. Physician. 
 
 GREEN, WILLIAM WILLS, Goshen, Granville Co. : A. B., 1841. Physician. 
 GREEN, WILLIS LEWIS, Warrenton: A. B., 1855. Lawyer. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1837, died April 2, 1865. 
 
 GREENE, CANNON, Greenville : 1849-51. Dead. 
 GREENE, THOMAS E., Warren Co. : 1815. Dead. 
 GREENLEE, EDWARD THOMAS, Marion, McDowell Co.: 1877-'81. 
 GREENLEE, ROBERT L.EE, Greenlee, McDowell Co.: 1883-'85. 
 GREENING, ELDRIDGE S., S. C.: 1816. 
 GREENING, WADE HAMPTON, S. C. : 1816. 
 GREGORY, FRANCIS R., Granville Co.: 1857-'58. Sassafras Fork. 
 GREGORY, GEORGE HENRY, Washington: A. B., 1857. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Gen. Assein. 
 
 GREGORY, HERBERT, Granville Co. : 1851-'52. Sassafras Fork. 
 GREGORY, SAMUEL BABCOCK, Crowell, Halifax Co. : 1887-'88. 
 GRETTER, JOHN BIRNEY, Greensboro: A. B., 1852. Dead. 
 GRIER, EBENEZER CLARKSON, Mecklenburg Co.: A. B., 1844. Dead. 
 
 Macon, Ga. 
 GRIFFIN, HENRY W., Marksville, La. : 1853-' 55. Born 1833. Big Bend, 
 
 La. 
 
 GRIFFIN, JOHN !>., Martin Co.: 1821. Dead. 
 
 GRIFFIN, MALACHI RUSSELL, Elizabeth City: 1875-'76. E. K. Agt. 
 GRIFFITH, ENOCH ALEXANDER, Winston: 1883-84. Lawyer. 
 GRIFFITH, WALTER EVANS, Chapel Hill : 1887. 
 GRIGSBY, MADISON RUTH, Canton, Miss. : A. B., 1861. 
 GRIGSBY, RHYDON, Homer, La. : 1855-'57. 
 GRIMES, ALSTON, Washington : 1882-'83. 
 GRIMES, BRYAN, Washington : 1813. Dead. 
 GRIMES, BRYAN, Washington: A. B., 1848. Member Conven., 1861. Maj. 
 
 Gen. C. S. A. Born Nov. 2, 1828, died 1880. 
 GRIMES, JOHN BRYAN, Washington : 1882-'85. 
 GRIMES, JOHN GRAY BLOUNT, Pitt Co. : A. B., 1854. Born 1834. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Kaleigh. 
 
 GRIMES, WALTER HANRAHAN, Kaleigh : 1886-'87. 
 GRIMES, WILLIAM M., Washington: 1840-' 41. Planter. Dead. 
 GRIMES, WILLIAM THOMAS, Hamilton, Martin Co. : 1884-'85. 
 GRISSOM, EUGENE, Raleigh : 1884-'88. 
 GRISSOM, ROBERT GILLIAM, Raleigh : B. S., 1887. 
 GRIST, FREDERICK, Beaufort Co. : 1825. Dead. 
 GROOVER, JAMES IRVING, Thomasville, Ga. : A. B., 1858. 
 GUION, ALEXANDER HENDERSON, New Berne: 1847-' 49. Civil Eng. 
 
 Born 1831, died 1856. 
 GUION, BENJAMIN SIMMON, New Berne : A. B., 1848. Civil Eng. Maj. 
 
 C. S. A. 
 
136 Students of the 
 
 GUION, BERNARD BRYAN, Raleigh : 1849-'52. Born 1832. Capt. C. S. A. 
 Battleboro. 
 
 GUION, HAYWOOD WILLIAMS, New Berne : A. B., 1835 ; A. M., 1846. 
 Lawyer. Author. Born 1814, died 1876. 
 
 GuiON, JOHN OSBORNE, Raleigh: A. B., 1847. Born 1826, died 1874. 
 
 GuiON, Julius, Raleigh: A. B., 1851. Born 1830, died 1873. 
 
 GUIRKIN, LEVI, Elizabeth City : 1887-'88. 
 
 GULICK, WILLIAM McKEE, Oxford: 1885-'87. 
 
 GUNN, WILLIAM PINCKNEY, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1834. Dead. 
 
 GUNNELS, WILLIAM M., Laurens C. H., S. C. : 1859-'60. C. S. A. Killed 
 in battle. 
 
 GUNTER, JOHN DOCTOR, Jonesboro, Moore Co. : 1877-79. 
 
 GUTHRIE, BROOKS HARRIS, Chatham Co. : 1866-'67. Born 1845. Ped- 
 lar's Hill, Chatham Co. 
 
 GUTHRIE, WALTER HUGH, Chapel Hill: 1866-68. Born 1850. Civ. Eng. 
 Machinist. Boston, Mass. 
 
 GUTHRIE, WILLIAM ANDERSON, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1864 ; A. M. C. S. A. 
 Lawyer. Mem. Conven., 1871. Durham. 
 
 GUTHRIE, WINFIELD SCOTT, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1867. Born 1848. 
 Machinist. Boston, Mass. 
 
 GUYER, SAMUEL JACOB, Bethany : 1887-'88. 
 
 HACKETT, RICHARD NATHANIEL, Wilkesboro: Ph. B., 1887. Lawyer. 
 
 HACKLER, THOMAS JEFFERSON, Dallas, Texas : 1883-'84. Lawyer. 
 
 HADEN, RICHARD G., Fincastle, Va. : 1863-'64. Farmer. Gala,Va. 
 
 HADLEY, JAMES, Davidson Co., Tenn. : A. B., 1855. 
 
 HADLEY, JEROME JAMES, Gallatin, Tenn. : 1852-' 55. Dead. 
 
 HADLEY, JOHN Li., Fay etteville: 1806. Dead. 
 
 HADLEY, JOHN LIVINGSTON, Nashville, Tenn. : A. B., 1839. Physician. 
 Farmer. Davidson Co., Tenn. 
 
 HADLEY, LUCIAN SANDERS, Wilson : 1887. 
 
 HADLEY, OSCAR FITZ-ALLEN, Sumpter, Ala.: A. B., 1858. 
 
 HADLEY, THOMAS JEFFERSON, Wilson : A. B., 1862 ; A. M., 1866. Born 
 1838. Capt. C. S. A. Lawyer. Merchant. 
 
 HAGOOD, THOMAS BARRETT, Barnwell C. H., 8. C. : 1860-'61. Born 1841. 
 C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 HAIGH, CHARLES, Fayetteville : A. B., 1860. Sergt. Maj. C. S. A. Physi- 
 cian. Merchant. 
 
 HAIGH, CHARLES THOMAS, Fayetteville : 1882-'84. Physician. Chemist. 
 
 HAIGH, CLAUDE HAMILTON, Fayetteville : 1887-'88. 
 
 HAIGH, I>E LAGNEL, Fayetteville: 1878-'81. Chemist. 
 
 HAIGH, GEORGE HENRY, Fayetteville : A. B., 1852. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 HAIGH, THOMAS DEVEREUX, Fayetteville : A. B., 1849. Physician. 
 
 HAIGH, WILLIAM HOOPER, Fayetteville : A. B., 1842. Dead. 
 
 HAILEY, ROBERT T., Richmond Co.: 1859-'60. Born 1835. Civil Eng. 
 Planter. Marshall, Tex. 
 
 HAIRSTON, GEORGE, Va. : A. B., 1832 ; A. M., 1850. Dead. 
 
 HAIRSTON, GEORGE, Va. : 1838-'39. Dead. 
 
 HAIRSTON, NICHOLAS P., Martinsville, Va. : 1810. Dead. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 137 
 
 HAIRSTON, PETER, Rocky Mt., Va. : 1816. Dead. 
 
 HAIRSTON, PETER WILSON, Pittsylvania Co., Va. : A. B., 1837. Dead. 
 
 HAIRSTON, ROBERT, Va. : 1839-' 40. Dead. 
 
 HAIRSTON, KOBERT ANDREW, Lowndes Co., Miss. : A. B., 1850. 
 
 HAIRSTON, WILLIAM LASH, Winston : 1880-'81. 
 
 HAIZLIP, JAMES DANIEL, Graham : 1881-'82. Lawyer. 
 
 HALE, EDWARD JOSEPH, Fayetteville : A. B., 1860. Maj. C. S. A. U. S. 
 
 Consul, Manchester, Eng., 1885-'89. 
 HALE, PETER MALLETT, Fayetteville : A. B., 1849. Journalist. Raleigh. 
 
 Died June 2, 1887. 
 HALE, KOBERT H., S. C. : 1818. 
 
 HALL, DAVID CLARK, Warren Co. : A. B., 1853. Lawyer. 
 HALL, EDWARD, Warrenton: A. B., 1815. Judge Superior Ct., 1840. 
 
 Died 1877. 
 
 HALL, ELI WEST, Wilmington : A. B., 1847. Lawyer. Dead. 
 HALL, ELIAS, Iredell Co. : 1834-'35. 
 
 HALL, EZEKIEL, Wilmington : 1809. Physician. Dead. 
 HALL, ISAAC, A. B., 1823. Physician. Dead. 
 HALL, JAMES, N. C. : 1797. Dead. 
 HALL, JAMES DAVIDSON, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1828. Minister. Dead. 
 
 Gaston Co. 
 
 HALL, JAMES G-ATLIN, Currituck : A. B., 1822; A. M., 1832. Dead. 
 HALL, JOHN, Warrenton : 1858-'60. C. S. A. Planter. Ridgeway. 
 HALL, JOHN HUBBARD, Fayetteville : 1877-78. Meth. Minister. 
 HALL, JOHN NISBET, Iredell Co.: 1876-78. Died 1878. Tipton Co., 
 
 Tenn. 
 
 HALL, JOSHUA STANLEY, Fayetteville : 1881-'82. 
 HALL, KOBERT JAMES, Iredell Co.: A. B., 1824. Minister. Died 1877. 
 
 Ohio. 
 
 HALL, KOBERT P., Warrenton: 1834-'35. Physician. Dead. 
 HALL, ROBERT SLOANE, Iredell Co.: A. B., 1814. Teacher. Dead. 
 
 Indiana. 
 HALL, KOBERT TROY, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1844. Planter. Born 1823. 
 
 Dead. 
 HALL, SAMUEL, Wilmington: 1837-'39. Chief Justice Supreme Ct. of Ga. 
 
 Died 1887. 
 HALL, THOMAS CHAMBERS, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1847. M. D. Univ. of 
 
 Pa. Born 1829, died 1860. 
 
 HALL, THOMAS G-., Cumberland Co. : 1859-'60. 
 HALL, THOMAS H., Edgecombe Co. : 1799. M. C. Dead. 
 HALL, THOMAS PLEASANT, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1827. 
 HALL, WELDONE., Warrenton: 1830-'32. Dead. 
 HALL, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1822. Minister. 
 
 Teacher. Born 1799, died 1877. Tipton Co., Tenn. 
 HALL, WILLIAM HUNT, Wilmington : A. B., 1855 ; A. M. Born 1833. 
 
 M. D. Univ. of N. Y. Surg. C. S. A. New York City. 
 HALL, WILLIAM PLEASANT, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1803 ; A. M. Dead. 
 HALLIBURTON, DAVID C., W r ake Co.: 1858-59. Dead. 
 
138 Students of the 
 
 HALLIBURTON, JOHN WESLEY, Woodville, Term. : A. B., 1861. 
 
 HALLIDAY, ROBERT J., Fayetteville; 1834-'35. Dead. 
 
 HAMER, JOHN H., Marion, S. C.: 1854-'57. 
 
 HAMER, MISSOURI ROBERT, Little Kock, S. C. : A. B., 1884. 
 
 HAMILTON, WILLIAM, Edenton: 1802. Dead. 
 
 HAMLEN, HUBERT CHESLEY, Winston : 1888-. 
 
 HAMLETT, JAMES EDWARD, Va. : A. B., 1836. Dead. 
 
 HAMLIN, RICHARD FRANKLIN, Galloway Co., Ky. : A. B., 1859. Born 
 
 1834. C. S. A. Pres. Blandville College. Murray, Ky. 
 HAMLIN, WILLIAM A., 1825. 
 
 HAMMOND, WALTER MONROE, Archdale: Ph. B., 1889. 
 HAMMOND, WILLIAM MAY, Wadesboro, Anson Co. : A. B., 1858. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. 
 
 HAMPTON, DAVID AMZI, Statesville : A. B., 1882. 
 HAMPTON, MANOAH B., Lawrence Co., Ala.: 1855-'58. 
 HANCOCK, WILLIAM J., New Berne: 1823. Merchant. Born 1807, died 
 
 1838. 
 
 HARALSON, ARCHIBALD, La. : 1808. Dead. 
 HARALSON, PAUL A., Caswell Co.: 1818. 
 HARDEMAN, THOMAS, Eutherford Co., Tenn. : A. B., 1821. Born 1800. 
 
 Planter. Dead. Grenada, Miss. 
 
 HARDEMAN, THOMAS W. !>., Matagorda Co., Texas: 1858-61. 
 HARDEMAN, WILLIAM, Columbia, Tenn. : A. B., 1822. Merchant. Dead. 
 HARDIE, HENRY, Raleigh : A. B., 1850 ; A. M. Minister. 
 HARDIN, EDWARD JONES, Columbia, Tenn. : A. B., 1860. Asst. Adj. Gen. 
 
 C. S. A. Merchant. Raleigh. 
 HARDIN, WILLIAM HILL, Rockingham Co.: A. B., 1820; A. M., 1828. 
 
 Lawyer. Teacher. Fayetteville. 
 
 HARDING, JOHN, Nashville, Tenn. : 1850-'52. Born 1831. Planter. 
 HARDING, NEHEMIAH HENRY, Milton, Caswell Co.: 1824-'25. D. D. 
 
 Dead. 
 HARDY, HENRY B., Bertie Co.: 1846-' 47. LL. B., 1848. C.S.A. Lawyer. 
 
 Jackson. Born 1826, died 1866. 
 HARE, JOHN Lu, Granville Co.: 1849-'50. 
 HARFORD, WILLIAM H., Georgia: 1821. U. S. A. Dead. 
 HARGET, FREDERICK WALTER, Richlands, Onslow Co. : 1876-'77. 
 HARGRAVE, ALFRED FRONTICE, Lexington: 1876-78. 
 HARGRAVE, FRANKLIN GULLEN, Lexington : 1831-' 34. Born 1814, died 
 
 1845. 
 HARGRAVE, JESSE, Lexington : A. B., 1857. Born 1838. Lawyer. Col. 
 
 C. S. A. Planter. Laurel Hill, Richmond Co. 
 HARGRAVE, JESSE FRANKLIN, Lexington : 1851-52. Merchant. Born 
 
 1833, died 1858. 
 HARGRAVE, JESSE HAMILTON, Lexington : 1833-'35. Born 1816, died 
 
 1879. 
 HARGRAVE, JOHN LINDSAY, Lexington : A. B., 1832. Lawyer. Mem. 
 
 Conven., 1835. Born 1813, died 1841. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 139 
 
 HABGBAVE, WILLIAM FBEDEBICK, Chapel Hill: 1865-'66. New 
 
 York City. 
 
 HABGBOTE, CHABLES BUD WOOD, Tarboro : 1886-' 88. 
 HABGBOVE, WILLIAM T., Granville Co. : 1826. 
 HABGBOVE, WILLIAM T., Granville Co.: 1860-'62. C. S. A. Killed in 
 
 battle. 
 
 HABKINS, GILES WELLINGTON, Tishemingo. Indian Ter. : 1882-'83. 
 HABPEB, FBANCIS MABION, Kinston : Ph. B., 1888. Teacher. Kaleigh. 
 HABPEB, HOWELL P., Boydton, Va.: 1810. Dead. 
 HABPEB, JAMES WABBEN, Lenoir Co.: A. B., 1868. Lawyer. Died 
 
 Jan. 29, 1883. 
 
 HABPEB, JESSE, Eandolph Co. : 1804. Dead. 
 
 HABBELL, HIBAM POWELL, Madison, Miss. : A. B., 1857. Lawyer. 
 HABBELL, JAMES JOSEPH, Lumberton, Robeson Co.: 1878-'81. 
 HABBINGTON, ALONZO LLEWELLYN, Ayden, Pitt Co. : 1885-'86. 
 HABBINGTON, CYBFS, Moore Co. : A. B., 1853. Minister. Mansfield, La. 
 HABBINGTON, JAMES AULD, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1808. Planter. Gen. 
 
 Assem. S. C. Born 1790, died 1835. Marlboro, S. C. 
 
 HABBINGTON, PINCKNEY COTESWOBTH, Meadville, Miss. : A. B., 1857. 
 HABBIS, ANDBEW JACKSON, Oxford : A. B M 1884. Lawyer. Henderson. 
 HABBIS, BENJAMIN W., Halifax C. H., Va. : 1824. Dead. 
 HABBIS, CLINCH, Ala. : 1848- ? 51. Born 1832. C. S. A. Planter. Friar's 
 
 Point, Miss. 
 HABBIS, EUGENE LEWIS, Granville Co. : Ph. B., 1881. Sec'y Y. M. C. A. 
 
 Winston. 
 
 HABBIS, HENBY, Falkland, Pitt Co. : 1852-'55. C. S. A. Planter. 
 HABBIS, HUNTEB LIEE, Raleigh : B. S., 1889. 
 HABBIS, JAMES ROBEBT, Rolesville, Wake Co. : 1886-'88. Asst. Chemist 
 
 Exp. Station. Raleigh. 
 
 HABBIS, JOHN B. S., Mecklenburg Co.: 1821-'24. Physician. Dead. 
 HABBIS, JOHN S., Pitt Co.: 1867-'68. Lawyer. 
 HABBIS, JOHN T., Franklin Co.: 1859-'61. Dead. 
 HABBIS, JOHN WILLIAMS, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1861. Dead. 
 HABBIS, LIVINGSTON, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1825. Dead. 
 HABBIS, NATHANIEL, Orange Co. : A. B., 1821 ; A. M., 1824. Minister. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 HABBIS, NATHANIEL W., Salisbury: 1818. 
 HABBIS, PAUL B., Lancasterville, S. C.: 1859-'60. Dead. 
 HABBIS, KICHABD J., Warren Co.: 1851-'52. 
 HABBIS, KOBEBT, Cabarrus Co. : 1795. Dead. 
 HABBIS, KOBEBT B. P., Warren Co., Miss.: 1857-'58. 
 HABBIS, KOBEBT THEODOBE, Mackinley, Ala. : A. B., 1858. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Born 1837, died 1872. 
 
 HABBIS, STEPHEN, Craven Co.: 1834-'36. Born 1816. Planter. Dead. 
 HABBIS, THOMAS BBANCH, Warrenton, Ala. : 1856-'58. Adjt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1839, died 1869. Madison Station, Ala. 
 HABBIS, THOMAS WEST, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1859 ; A. M. M. D., Paris. 
 
 Capt. C. S. A. Prof. Anat. and Mat. Med. U. N. C., 1878-'86. Born 1S39,< 
 
 died 1888. Durham. 
 
140 Students of the 
 
 HARRIS, WILLIAM J., Wilmington, 1815. Physician. Dead. 
 HARRIS, WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, Cabarrus Co. : 1835-36. Dead. 
 HARRISON, ATLAS OCTAVIUS, Kaleigh : A. B., 1841. Dead. 
 HARRISON, CARTER B., Franklin Co. : 1833-'36. Dead. 
 HARRISON, FREDERICK "WILLIAM, Eastville, Va. : A. B., 1825; A. M., 
 
 1832. Physician. Dead. 
 
 HARRISON, JOHN ADAMS, Castalia: 1878-'81. 
 HARRISS, EDWIN ROBERT, Cabarrus Co.: A. B., 1828. Dead. 
 HARRISS, ELIAS SPENCER, Falkland, Pitt Co. : 1877-'78. 
 HARRISS, THOMAS WHITMEL, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1832. 
 HARRISS, "WILLIAM WHITE, Wilmington: A. B., 1842; A. M., 1847. 
 
 M. D. Univ. of N. Y. Surg. C. S. A. 
 HART, DAVID, Caswell Co. : 1809. Dead. 
 
 HART, FRANKLIN, Edgecombe Co. : 1839-40. Physician. Dead. 
 HARTSFIELD, ALVA C., Wake Co. : 1861-'63. Dead. 
 HARVEY, ADDISON, Canton, Miss.: A. B., 1858. Capt. C. S. A. Leader 
 
 Harvey's Scouts. Killed at Atlanta, Ga., 1865. 
 HARVEY, ALLEN, Tenn. : 1797. Dead. 
 HARVEY, CHARLES FELIX, Kinston : 1888-. 
 'HARVEY, EDMUND B., Perquimans Co. : 1802. Dead. 
 HARVEY, HUBERT, Saline Co., Mo. : A. B., 1857. C. S. A. Died in service. 
 HARVEY, JOHN, Perquimans Co. : 1822. 
 HARWELL, ISHMAEL, Halifax Co. : 1807. Dead. 
 HARWELL, THOMAS, Sussex Co., Va. : 1815. Dead. 
 HARWOOD, S. PATTON, Kobbinsville,- Graham Co. : 1884-'85. 
 HASSELL, SYLVESTER, Williamston : . A. B., 1862; A.M., 1866. Born 
 
 1842. Minister. Prin. Wilson Collegiate Institute. Wilson. 
 HATCH, ANTHONY, New Berne : 1818. 
 HATCH, CALVIN J., Craven Co. : 1821. 
 HATCH, I>URANT, Jones Co. : A. B., 1806. Dead. 
 
 HATCH, GEORGE SEARS, New Berne : 1851-'52. Born 1830. St. Louis, Mo. 
 HATCH, LIEMUEL, New Berne: A. B., 1815. Dead. 
 HATCHETT, JOHN, Caswell Co. : 1821. Dead. 
 HATTER, I>AVID, N. C. : 1799. Dead. 
 
 HAUGHTON, JOHN HOOKER, Tyrrell Co. : A. B., 1832 ; A. M., 1840. Law- 
 yer. Gen. Assem. Dead. 
 HAUCJHTON, JOHN LIAURENCE, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1861. Lt. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in battle. 
 
 HAUGHTON, JOHN R., Pittsboro : 1862-'63. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 HAUGHTON, JONATHAN HATCH, Chowan Co.: A. B., 1825; A. M., 1834. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Dead. 
 
 HAUGHTON, MALACHI, Edenton : 1850-' 53. Planter. Dead. 
 HAUGHTON, THOMAS GOELET, Edenton: A. B., 1834. Minister. Dead. 
 HAUGHTON, THOMAS HILL, Pittsboro: A. B., 1861. Born 1841. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Charlotte. 
 
 HAUGHTON, TIPPOO SAIB, Edenton : 1844. Fla. 
 HAUSER, SAMUEL T., Stokes Co. : A. B., 1817. Dead. 
 HAVENS, IJEROY C., Washington: 1861-'63. Died 1882. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 141 
 
 HA WES, JESSE BOWDEN, Wilmington: A. B., 1884. Birmingham, Ala. 
 
 HA WES, JOHN ROBERT, New Hanover Co. : 1839-'40. Born 1823. M. D. 
 Univ. of N. Y. Capt. C. S. A. Gen. Assem. Planter. 
 
 HAWKINS, ALEXANDER BOYD, Franklin Co.: A. B., 1845. Born 1825. 
 Physician. Planter. Tallahassee, Fla. 
 
 HAWKINS, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Warren Co. : A. B., 1805. Dead. 
 
 HAWKINS, COLIN M., Warren Co. : 1864^'66. Pres. Gas Co. Raleigh. 
 
 HAWKINS, FRANK, Warren Co. : A. B., 1813. Physician. Dead. 
 
 HAWKINS, FRANK, Franklin Co. : 1833-'36. Born 1815. Planter. Gen. 
 Assem. of Miss. Winona, Miss. 
 
 HAWKINS, GEORGE WASHINGTON, Warren Co. : A. B., 1813. Dead. 
 
 HAWKINS, JOHN I>AVIS, Warren Co.: A. B., 1801. Dead. 
 
 HAWKINS, JOHN I>AVIS, Franklin Co. : A. B., 1841. Born 1821. Cotton 
 Factor. New Orleans, La. 
 
 HAWKINS, JOHN E>., Winona, Miss. : 1854-'57. C. S. A. Merchant. Dead. 
 
 HAWKINS, JOHN H., Warren Co.: 1801. Gen. Assem. Dead. 
 
 HAWKINS, JOHN HENRY, Warren Co. : A. B., 1817. Physician. Dead. 
 
 HAWKINS, JOSEPH WARREN, Warren Co.: A. B., 1805; A. M., 1808. 
 Physician. State Comptroller 1825-'27. Dead. 
 
 HAWKINS, MADISON, Franklin Co.: A. B., 1850. Merchant. Henderson. 
 
 HAWKINS, MiCAJAH T., Warren Co. : 1803. M. C., 1831-'41. Dead. 
 
 HAWKINS, PETER B., Warren Co., 1835-'36. Physician. 
 
 HAWKINS, PHILEMON, Warren Co. : A. B., 1809. Dead. 
 
 HAWKINS, PHILEMON BEN JAMIN, Louisburg : A. B., 1844. Born 1823. 
 Gen. N. C. S. G. Gen. Assem. Planter. 
 
 HAWKINS, "WILLIAM JOSEPH, Franklin Co.: 1837-'39. Born 1819. 
 Physician. Ex.-Pres. R. & G. R. R. Raleigh. 
 
 HAWKS, BENJAMIN, N. C. : 1822. Dead. 
 
 HAWKS, CICERO STEPHENS, New Berne: A. B., 1830; A. M., 1834; D. D. 
 Univ. of Mo., 1847 ; LL. D. Bishop of Mo., 1844-'68. Died 1868. 
 
 HAWKS, FRANCIS HALLID AY, Washington: A. B., 1840. Lawyer. Planter. 
 Born 1819, died 1866. New Berne, Ala. 
 
 HAWKS, FRANCIS L.ISTER, New Berne: A. B., 1815; A. M., 1824; D.D. 
 Columbia Coll., 1832; LL. D., 1847. Reporter Supreme Ct., 1820-' 26. 
 Episc. Minister. Prof. Divinity Trinity Coll., Conn. V.-Pres. Amer. Ethno- 
 logical Soc., 1855-'59. Pres. Am. Geographical and Statistical Soc., 1855-'61. 
 Author. Born 1798, died 1866. New York. 
 
 HAWKS, SAMUEL, N. C.: 1820. Dead. 
 
 HAY, DAVID, Fayetteville: 1804. Lawyer. Dead. 
 
 HAY, PHILIP THORNHILL, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1858. 
 
 HAYES, GEORGE WASHINGTON, Murphy: 1882-'83. Lawyer. Colum- 
 bia, Tenn. 
 
 HAYES, WILLIAM J., Pittsboro: 1805. Dead. 
 
 HAYES, WILLIAM JAMES, Lincoln : A. B., 1842. Physician. Charlotte. 
 
 HAYLEY, LEONIDAS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, Franklin Co., Ala.: 
 A. B., 1857. Physician. Barton, Ala. 
 
 HAYLEY, WILLIAM HOLLIDAY, Franklin Co., Ala. : A. B., 1857. Physi- 
 cian. Dead. 
 
142 Students of the 
 
 HAYNES, ROBERT WALTER, Knoxville, Tenn.: A. B., 1862. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Jackson, Tenn. 
 
 HAYS, JAMES MACKINTOSH, Oxford: 1880-'81. Physician. 
 HAYS, JOHN WILLIS, Oxford : 1880-'81. U. S. Geol. Survey. Washing- 
 ton, D. C. 
 
 HAYS, MIDDLETON, Jackson, Tenn. : 1860-'61. 
 HAYS, ROBERT B., Jackson, Tenn. : 1859-'60. C. S. A. 
 HAYWOOD, ADAM, Tarboro : 1795. Dead. 
 HAYWOOD, ALFRED, Raleigh : 1821. Dead. 
 HAYWOOD, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Raleigh: A. B., 1822. Lawyer. 
 
 Born 1802, died 1824. 
 
 HAYWOOD, ERNEST, Raleigh : A. B., 1880. 
 
 HAYWOOD, E. BURKE, Raleigh : 1843-'46. A. M., 1868. Physician. 
 HAYWOOD, FABIUS JULIUS, Raleigh : A. B., 1822. Physician. Dead. 
 HAYWOOD, FABIUS JULIUS, Raleigh: A. B., 1861. Adj. C. S. A. Phy- 
 sician. 
 HAYWOOD, FRANCIS PHILEMON, Raleigh : 1825. Born 1810. C. S. A. 
 
 Dead. Smithville. 
 HAYWOOD, GEORGE WASHINGTON, Raleigh : A. B., 1821. Physician. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 HAYWOOD, HOWARD, Raleigh : 1877-' 79. 
 HAYWOOD, JOHN A., Franklin Co.: 1802. Dead. 
 HAYWOOD, JOHN I/EE, Raleigh : 1821. Physician. Born 1804, died 1837. 
 
 Smithfield. 
 
 HAYWOOD, JOHN STEELE, Raleigh : A. B., 1820. Dead. 
 HAYWOOD, JOSEPH ALLEN, Raleigh : A. B., 1862. Born 1842. Lt. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. 
 HAYWOOD, RICHARD BENNEHAN, Raleigh: A. B., 1841. Physician. 
 
 Surg. C. S. A. Pres. N. C. Med. Soc. Born 1819, died 1888. 
 HAYWOOD, RUFUS, Raleigh: 1821. 
 HAYWOOD, THOMAS, Raleigh: 1821. 
 
 HAYWOOD, THOMAS BURGESS, Raleigh : A. B., 1823. Dead. 
 HAYWOOD, THOMAS J., Nashville, Tenn.: 1812. Judge Supreme Ct., 
 
 Tenn. Author. Dead. 
 
 HAYWOOD, WILLIAM DALLAS, Raleigh : 1825. Born 1810. Dead. 
 HAYWOOD, WILLIAM HENRY, Raleigh: A. B., 1819. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Speaker H. of Com. U. S. Senator. Dead. 
 
 HAYWOOD, WILLIAM RUFUS, Raleigh : A. B., 1821. Physician. Dead. 
 HAZELL, WILLIAM LIEE, McCrary, Alamance Co. : 1883-'84. 
 HEADEN, ISAAC BROOKS, Chatham Co. : 1835-'36. M. D., Univ. of Pa. 
 
 Died 1852. 
 
 HEADEN, JAMES HUNTER, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1839 ; A. M., 1847. 
 HEADEN, SAMUEL, Liberty, Va. : A. B., 1821. Dead. 
 HEADEN, WILLIAM, Chatham Co. : 1821. 
 
 HEADEN, WILLIAM EDWARDS, Pittsboro: A. B., 1888. Born 1867. 
 HEADEN, WILLIAM JOSEPH, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1860. Teacher. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Lt. C. S..A. Died 1865. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 143 
 
 HEARN, LAWRENCE HENRY, Tarboro : 1826. Planter. Born 1810, died 
 
 1854. Fla. 
 
 HE ARTT, LEOPOLD, Hillsboro: 1831-'32. Merchant. 
 HEARTWELL, CHARLES PAUL, Lawrenceville, Va. : A. B., 1842. Born 
 
 1821. Physician. Planter. Albany, Ga. 
 HEART WELL, HARRISON J., Lawrenceville, Va. : 1838-' 39. Planter. 
 
 Cherry Hill, Dinwiddie Co., Va. 
 
 HECK, GEORGE CALLENDINE, Ealeigh: 1886-87. Lawyer. 
 HEDRICK, BENJAMIN SHERWOOD, Davidson Co.: A. B., 1851. Prof. 
 
 U. N. C. Asst. Comr. of Patents. Died Sept. 2, 1886. Washington, D. C. 
 HEDRICK, JAMES I>AWSON, Wilmington : 1884-'86. 
 HEILIG, JAMES DANIEL, Salisbury : 1876-77. 
 HEILIG, LAW SON EDWIN, Mt. Pleasant : 1887-'88. A. B., N. C. Coll., 1887. 
 
 Lawyer. 
 HEITMAN, NUMA FLETCHER, Lexington: A. B., 1883. Lawyer. Kansas 
 
 City, Mo. 
 HEMKEN, BENARD B., Monroe, La.: B. S., 1858. Lawyer. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1838. Killed at Malvern Hill, 1862. 
 HENDERSON, ALEXANDER M., Chapel Hill: 1824. Dead. 
 HENDERSON, ARCHIBALD E., Granville Co.: 1820. Dead. 
 HENDERSON, ARCHIBALD E., Williamsboro, Granville Co.: 1859-'61. 
 HENDERSON,~BENNETT H., Tenn. : 1821. 
 
 HENDERSON, DAVID W. , Milton, Caswell Co. 1831-'35. Dead. 
 HENDERSON, GEORGE W., Mobile, Ala. : 1839-' 42. Dead. 
 HENDERSON, JAMES, Kentucky: A. B., ]806. Physician. Dead. 
 HENDERSON, JAMES A., Chapel Hill: 1803. Physician. Dead. 
 HENDERSON, JOHN LAWSON, Salisbury : A. B., 1800. Dead. 
 HENDERSON, JOHN STEELE, Salisbury : 1862-64. Born 1846. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Gen. Assera. Member Commission to Codify Laws of N. C. M. C. 
 
 1885-. 
 
 HENDERSON, LAWSON FRANK, Lincoln Co.: A. B., 1827. Physician. Dead. 
 HENDERSON, LEONARD, Granville Co. : 1840-' 42. 
 HENDERSON, LEONARD A., Salisbury: 1824. Dead. 
 HENDERSON, LEONARD A., Granville Co. : 1859-'60. Born 1823. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 
 HENDERSON, MARK M., Oxford: A. B., 1816. Dead. 
 HENDERSON, MAURICE, Chapel Hill : 1812. Dead. 
 HENDERSON, PHILO P., Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1843. Dead. 
 HENDERSON, PLEASANT, Chapel Hill : 1801. Dead. 
 HENDERSON, PLEASANT, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1821. Physician. Dead. 
 HENDERSON, RICHARD, Ky. : A. B., 1804. Tutor U. N. C. Dead. 
 HENDERSON, RICHARD B., Granville Co. : 1850-'53. C. S. A. 
 HENDERSON, RICHARD BULLOCK, Warrenton : A. B., 1879. Physician. 
 
 Manson, Warren Co. 
 
 HENDERSON, SAMUEL, Mecklenburg Co. : 1801. Physician. Dead. 
 HENDERSON, TIPPOO SAIB, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1814. Physician. Dead. 
 HENDERSON, WILLIAM, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1808. Tutor U. N. C. Phy- 
 sician. Dead. 
 
144 Students of the 
 
 HENDERSON, WILLI AM, Tenn.: 1833-'34. Dead. 
 
 HENDERSON, WILLIAM HENBY, Carroll Co., Tenn. : A. B., 1840. Dead. 
 
 HENDON, JOHN A., New Berne, Ala.: 1855-'56. Planter. Born 1835, 
 
 died 1874. 
 
 HENDBEN, JOSEPH FLANNEB, Winston: 1888-. 
 HENDBICKS, JOHN ADDISON, Jerusalem, Davie Co.: 1885-'88. Gen. 
 
 Assem., 1889-. 
 
 HENLEY, JAMES ANDBEW, Franklinton, Franklin Co. : 1879-'80. Raleigh. 
 HENBY, EDWABD W., Charlotte Co., Va.: 1858- ; 59. 
 HENBY, KOBEBT WILLIAMS, Va.: A. B., 1835. Dead. 
 HENBY, WALTEB RICHABD, Kittrell : 1877-78. Lawyer. Henderson. 
 HENBY, WILLIAM SMITH, Asheville : 1881-'82. 
 HENBY, WILLIAM WILD, Enterprise, Miss. : A. B., 1860. Capfr. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Meridian, Miss. 
 HENSON, JOHN McKAMiE, Burke Co. : 1847-'49. Physician. Surg.C. S.A. 
 
 Aberdeen, Miss. 
 
 HEBBEBT, THOMAS S., Woodville, Miss.: 1859-'60. 
 HEBIN, JOHN A., Branson, Miss. : 1856-'57. Dead. 
 HEBBING, JAMES JOSHUA, Lenoir Co. : A. B., 1845. C. S. A. 
 HEBBING, JOHN BOBEBT, Scotland Neck, Halifax Co. : 1881-'83. Died 
 
 1883. 
 
 HEBBING, JOSHUA JAMES, La Grange: 1885-'87. 
 
 HEBBING, NEEDHAM WHITFIELD, Lenoir Co. : A. B., 1838. Physician. 
 HEBSEY, AUSTIN A., A. B., 1820. 
 
 HESTEB, BENNETT FBANKLIN, Oxford: 1876-78. Died 1882. 
 HESTEE, JOHN M., Montgomery, Tenn.: 1854-'55. Born 1836. Travelling 
 
 Saleman. Mayfield, Ky. 
 
 HESTEB, ST. CLAIB, Kittrell, Vance Co. : A. B., 1888. Teacher. Raleigh. 
 HICKS, EDWABD HUBBELL, Oxford: A. B., 1846 ; A. M., 1849. 
 HICKS, JAMES WOOD, Granville Co.: A. B., 1847. Born 1827; M. D., 
 
 Univ. of Pa. Surg. C. S. A. Tuskerton, Fla. 
 HlCKS, JOHN HENBY, Sampson Co.: 1856-'58. Physician. Surg. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1832, died 1883. 
 
 HICKS, JOHN MILLEB, Faison, Duplin Co. : A. B., 1861. Died 1868. 
 HICKS, JOHN SCOTCH WHITE, Warren Co.: 1878-'80. Murfreesboro. 
 HICKS, LiOUlS, Sampson Co. : 1796. Dead. 
 HIGGINS, CHABLES MCLEAN, Beaufort: 1882-'83. 
 HIGH, JOHN T., Wake Co. : 1810. Dead. 
 
 HIGHTOWEB, SAMUEL A., Homer, La.: A. B., 1860. C. S. A. 
 HILL, ABTHUB JAY, Wilmington : A. B., 1818. Dead. 
 HILL, ASHLEY THOMAS, Kinston: 1881-'82. Lawyer. 
 HILL, ATHEBTON BABNES, Halifax Co.: A. B., 1855. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. 
 HILL, ATHEBTON BABNES, Scotland Neck, Halifax Co.: Ph. B., 1885. 
 
 Teacher. Pittsboro. 
 HILL, CHABLES APPLEWHITE, Franklin Co.: A. B., 1816. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Dead. 
 HILL, CHABLES UBQUHABT, Scotland Neck, Halifax Co. : B. S., 1883. Dead. 
 
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 H ILL, CHRISTOPHER DUDLEY, Faison, Duplin Co. : A. B., 1881. M. D. 
 
 Univ. of Va., 1888. 
 
 HILL, EDWARD !>., Duplin Co.: 1831-'32. Dead. 
 HILL, EDWARD J., Faison, Duplin Co.: A. B., 1878. Gen. Assem. U. S. 
 
 Consul at Montevideo, 1887-. 
 
 HILL, FREDERICK C., Wilmington: 1827. Dead. 
 HILL, FREDERICK J., Wilmington: 1805. Physician. Dead. 
 HILL, FREDERICK JONES, Wilmington: A. B., 1852. Henderson. 
 HILL, HENRY, Sussex Co., Va. : 1799. 
 HILL, ISAAC, Warrenton : 1821. Physician. Dead. 
 HILL, JSHAM FAISON, Faison, Duplin Co. : 1876-78. Merchant. 
 HILL, JAMES HICKS, Faison, Duplin Co.: 1877-78. Orange-grower, 
 
 Ocalla, Fla. 
 
 HILL, JAMES STADLER, Stokes Co. : A. B., 1858. 
 HILL, JAMES W., Columbia, Texas: 1859-' 60. 
 HILL, JOHN, Wilmington : A. B., 1814. Physician. Dead. 
 HILL, JOHN, Stokes Co.: 1816. 
 
 HILL, JOHN, Wilmington: A. B., 1850. Physician. Dead. 
 HILL, JOHN H., Wilmington: 1822. Physician. Dead. 
 HILL, JOHN HAMPDEN, Brunswick Co. : A. B., 1854. Druggist. Goldsboro. 
 HILL, JOHN S., Warsaw, Duplin Co. : 1855-'56. Dead. 
 HILL, JOHN SPRUNT, Faison, Duplin Co. : Ph. B., 1889. Born 1869. 
 HILL, JOSEPH A., Abis Spring, Calhoun Co., Ga. : A. B., 1857. 
 HILL, RICHARD, Dinwiddie Co., Va. : 1800. Dead. 
 HILL, RICHARD BRADLEY, Wilmington: A. B., 1843. 
 HILL, RICHARD KING, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1830. Teacher. Dead. Texas. 
 HILL, ROBERT DUDLEY, Faison, Duplin Co. : 1887-'88. 
 HILL, THOMAS, Kockingham Co. : 1810. Dead. 
 HILL, THOMAS, Wilmington : A. B., 1822. Dead. 
 HILL, THOMAS, Brunswick Co. : 1849-'51. Born 1832. M. D. Univ. of N.Y. 
 
 Surg. C. S. A. Goldsboro. 
 
 HILL, THOMAS BLOUNT, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1832. Hillsboro. Dead. 
 HILL, THOMAS XORFLEET, Scotland Neck, Halifax Co.: A. B., 1857. 
 
 Lawyer. C. S. A. 
 
 HILL, THOMAS NORFLEET, Halifax : 1886-'87. Lawyer. 
 HILL, THOMAS S., Wilmington: 1854-'55. 
 HILL, THOMAS STAFFORD, Wilmington: A. B., 1859. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in battle. 
 
 HILL, WILLIAM, Wilmington : 1804. Dead. 
 HILL, WILLIAM, Wilmington : A. B., 1844 ; A. M., 1850. Dead. 
 HILL, WILLIAM EDWARD, Duplin Co. : A. B., 1849. 
 HILL, WILLIAM G., Raleigh: 1822. Physician. Born 1806, died March 
 
 4th, 1877. 
 
 HILL, WILLIAM G., Columbia, Texas: 1859-60. 
 HILL, WILLIAM H., Wilmington: 1814. Dead. 
 HILL, WILLIAM H., Chester, S.C.: 1837-'38. Physician. Dead. 
 HiLL,WiLLlAM LIANIER, Faison, Duplin Co. : A. B., 1879. Lawyer. Warsaw. 
 HILLIARD, DAVID, Nash Co. : A. B., 1856. Dead. 
 10 
 
146 Students of the 
 
 HILLIARD, E. E., Scotland Neck, Halifax Co.: 1887-'88. A. B., Wake 
 
 Forest, 1882. Lawyer. 
 
 HIIXIARD, ISAAC H., Halifax Co. : 1827. Dead. 
 1 1 1 LI.I A K i>, JOHN, Nash Co. : 1798. Dead. 
 HIIXIARD, LOUIS, Nash Co. : A. B., 1858. Capt. C. S. A. Gen. Assem., 
 
 1866. Judge Superior Ct., 1875. Com. Merchant. Norfolk, Va. 
 HIIXIARD, ROBERT C., Nash Co.: 1799. Gen. Assem. Dead. 
 HIIXIARD, ROBERT C. T. SYDENHAM, Nash Co. : A. B., 1846. Dead. 
 HILTON, JOHN, Raleigh : 1878- 7 80. 
 HINES, BENJAMIN S., Raleigh: 1842-' 43. Dead. 
 HINES, EDWARD S., Raleigh: A. B., 1863. Died 1876. 
 HINES, ELIAS CARR, Raleigh: A. B., 1847; A.M., 1850. Lawyer. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1 827, died in service April 14, 1862. 
 
 HINES, FRANK GORDON, Edenton : Ph. B., 1881. Died 1882. 
 HINES, HARVEY L.., Raleigh : 1854-'55. C. S. A. Dead. 
 HINES, JESSE D., Edgecombe Co. : 1840-'41. Physician. Dead. 
 HINES, JOEL, Pender Co. : 1878-'79 and 1884-'85. Lawyer. 
 HINES, JOHN SNEAD, Raleigh: A. B., 1856. Capt. C. S. A. Planter. St. 
 
 Louis, Mo. 
 HINES, PETER EVANS, Raleigh: A. B., 1849; A. M., 1852. Physician. 
 
 Pres. N. C, Med. Soc. 
 
 HINES, PETER EVANS, Raleigh : 1882-'83. 
 HINES, RICHARD, Raleigh: A. B., 1850; D. D. Tutor U. N. C., 1852-'54. 
 
 Minister. 
 HlNSDALE, JOHN W., Fayetteville: 1858-'61. Col. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 
 Raleigh. 
 HINTON, CHARLES LEWIS, Wake Co. : A, B., 1814. Gen. Assem. State 
 
 Treas. Born 1793, died 1861. 
 
 HINTON, DAVID, Raleigh : A. B., 1847. Born 1826, died 1876. 
 HINTON, EUGENE JOSEPH, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1845. 
 HINTON, JOHN HARPER, Wake Co. : A. B., 1813. Tutor U. N. C., 1814. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 HINTON, JOHN W., Wake Co. : 1824. Dead. 
 
 HINTON, NOAH B., Bertie Co. : 1804. Planter. Born 1787, died 1850. 
 HINTON, RANSOM, Wake Co. : 1804. Physician. Dead. 
 HINTON, ROBERT, Wake Co. : A. B., 1815. Physician. Dead. 
 HINTON, SAMUEL, Wake Co. : A. B., 1798. Dead. 
 HINTON, SAMUEL SMITH, Wake Co. : A. B., 1825. Dead. 
 HINTON, "WILLIAM, Bertie Co. : 1806. Born 1792, died 1840. 
 HINTON, WILLIAM HENRY, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1844. 
 HOBSON, BENJAMIN MOSELY, Milton, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1838. Minister. 
 HOBSON, JAMES MARCEIXUS, Davie Co.: A. B., 1861. Born 1840. Lt. 
 
 C. S. A. Judge Hale Co. Ct., Ala. Mem. Gen. Assem. of Ala. Greens- 
 boro, Ala. 
 
 HODGE, HENRY W., Tarboro: A. B., 1825. 
 HODGE, JAMES A., Wake Co. : 1861-'65. Dead. 
 HODGE, RICHARD DEBNAM, Raleigh : 1881-'82. 
 HODGE, RUFUS A., Wake Co. : 1861-'65. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 147 
 
 HODGE, WILLIAM HENRY, Tarboro : A. B., 1825. Dead. 
 HODGES, JAMES MARCUS, La Grange : 1880-81. Physician. 
 HODGES, JOSEPH J. DURHAM, Bossier Parish, La.: 1859-'61. C.S.A. 
 
 Killed at 2d Manassas. 
 
 HODGES, PAUL ARENDELL, Kinston : 1887-89. 
 HODGES, THOMAS P., Okolona, Miss.: 1859-60. Capt. C. S. A. Killed at 
 
 Jonesboro, Ga., July 28, 1864. 
 HOFMAN, OEORGE W., Duplin Co.: 1826. 
 
 HOGAN, ALEXANDER MARTIN, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1856. Dead. 
 HOGAN, ALEXANDER W., Bandolph Co. : 1831-'32. Dead. 
 HOGAN, I>AVID ROSWELL, Chapel Hill : 1886-. 
 HOGAN, HENRY JAMES, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1861. Teacher. Mifflin, 
 
 Tenn. 
 
 HOGAN, JAMES, Kandolph Co. : 1818. Dead. 
 HOGAN, JOHN ALLEN, Randolph Co. : A. B., 1822. Dead. 
 HOGAN, JOHN ROSWELL, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1855. Physician. 
 HOGAN, WILLIAM L., Randolph Co. : 1827. 
 
 HOGG, GAVIN, Raleigh : A. B., 1807. Tutor U. N. C., 1808. Lawyer. Dead. 
 HOGG, JAMES, Chapel Hill : 1795. Dead. 
 HOGG, JAMES, A. B., 1812. Physician. Dead. 
 HOGG, RICHARD, Raleigh: 1825. Dead. 
 HOGG, THOMAS, Chapel Hill : 1817. Dead. 
 HOKE, JOHN FRANKLIN, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1841. Lawyer. Capt. U. S. A. 
 
 Mexican War. Col. C. S. A. Born 1821, died 1888. 
 HOKE, VAN WYCK, Raleigh : 1887. 
 HOLBROOK, L.EVI, A. B., 1814. 
 
 HOLCOMB, VIRGIL ERASTUS, Rockford, Yadkin Co. : 1887-' 88. Lawyer. 
 HOLCOMBE, FLETCHER DEEMS, Chestnut Ridge, Yadkin Co. : 1883-'84. 
 HOLDEN, JOSEPH WILLIAM, Raleigh : 1862-'63. Gen. Assem. Speaker 
 
 H. of Com. Dead. 
 HOLDEN, JULIUS THOMAS, Wilmington : 1851-'52. Born 1834. Physician. 
 
 Marianna, Fla. 
 
 HOLLAND, GEORGE COURTS, Dallas, Gaston Co. : 1885-87. 
 HOLLAND, RALPH HERSCHEL, Charlotte: 1889-. 
 HOLLAND, WILLIAM A., Kinston: 1857-'58. Maj. C. S. A. 
 HOLLAND, WILLIAMSON, 1839. 
 HOLLEMAN, JOEL, Isle of Wight Co., Va. : A. B., 1822. Gen. Assem. of 
 
 Va. M. C. Dead. 
 
 HOLLEMAN, SILAS ALVIN, Chatham Co. : 1881-'83. 
 HOLLEY, GEORGE STANLY, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1837 ; A. M., 1844. Lawyer. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 HOLLEY, JAMES, Bertie Co.: 1830-'32. Dead. 
 HOLLIDAY, RICHARD WILLIAM, Clinton : 1888-. 
 HOLLIDAY, THOMAS C., Aberdeen, Miss.: A. B., 1860. Asst. Adj. Gen. 
 
 C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 
 HOLLIDAY, TILMAN, New Berne: 1824. Dead. 
 HOLMES, GABRIEL, Brunswick Co. : 1849-'51. Capt. C. S. A. Dead. 
 
148 Students of the 
 
 HOLMES, HARDY, Clinton: A. B., 1824; A.M., 1832. Physician. Born 
 
 1804, died 1847. 
 HOLMES, HARDY JJUCIAN, Sampson Co. : A. B., 1817. Lawyer. Born 1795, 
 
 died 1869. Wilmington. 
 
 HOLMES, JAMES, Sampson Co. : 1842-' 44. Lieut. U. S. A. 
 HOLMES, JOHN LYON, Wilmington : A. B., 1846. Lawyer. Born 1826, 
 
 died Sept. 20, 1888. 
 
 HOLMES, JOHN SIMCOX, Bowman's Bluff: 1886-'88. 
 HOLMES, JOHN WRIGHT, Wilmington : A. B., 1853. Dead. 
 HOLMES, LIUCIAN, Pittsboro : 1842-'46. Minister. 
 HOLMES, OWEN, Clinton : A. B., 1819. Lawyer. Born 1795, died 1840. 
 HOLMES, OWEN I>AVIS, Wilmington : A. B., 1845. Dead. 
 HOLMES, PETER JAMES, Southampton Co., Va. : A. B., 1842. 
 HOLMES, SAMUEL ALLEN, A. B., 1799. Prof. U. N. C., 1811. Dead. 
 HOLMES, SAMUEL ASHE, Fayetteville : A. B., 1851. Judge Superior Ct. 
 
 of Cal. 
 HOLMES, THEOPHILUSH., Fayetteville: 1861-'62. Lieut.C.S.A. Killed 
 
 at Ashland, Va., 1864. 
 HOLMES, THOMAS HALL, Clinton: A. B., 1848. Lawyer. Maj. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1829, died 1866. 
 
 HOLMES, WILLIAM H., Sampson Co. : 1854-'55. 
 
 HOLSHAUSER, ALLAN RoDOLPHUS, Kowan Co. : 1877-79. Minister. 
 HOLT, ALFRED AUGUSTUS, Orange Co. : 1821. Lawyer. Born 1804, died 
 
 1825. 
 HOLT, ALFRED CHARLES BRIGGS, Augusta, Ga. : 1859-'61. Born 1843. 
 
 C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 
 HOLT, ARCHIBALD M., Orange Co. : 1821. Physician. Dead. 
 HOLT, BENJAMIN RICE, Augusta, Ga. : A. B., 1861. Lt. C, S. A. Born 
 
 1841, died 1885. 
 
 HOLT, JAMES HENRY, Graham, Alamance Co. : 1883-'84. 
 HOLT, JAMES M., Lexington: 1858-'59. Dead. 
 HOLT, JAMES RILEY, Orange Co. : 1831-'32. Minister. Born 1814, died 
 
 1871. Graham. 
 
 HOLT, LEWIS BOWEN, Orange Co. : 1841-'43. Born 1821, died 1843. 
 HOLT, MICHAEL WILLIAM, Orange Co.: A. B., 1832; A. M., 1837. 
 
 Physician. Born 1811, died 1858. 
 HOLT, PLEASANT ALLEN, Orange Co. : A. B., 1845. Born 1826. Physician. 
 
 Surg. C. S. A. Jacksonville, Fla. 
 HOLT, ROBERT LiACY, Graham, Alamance Co. : 1884-86. Manufacturer. 
 
 Burlington. 
 HOLT, ROBERT OSCAR, Guilford Co.: A. B., 1881. Prin. Oak Kidge 
 
 Inst. Oak Kidge. 
 
 HOLT, SAMUEL L.OCKHART, Orange Co. : A. B., 1825 ; A. M., 1829. Physi- 
 cian. Born 1805, died 1872. 
 HOLT, THOMAS M., Haw Eiver: 1849-'50. Born 1831. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Speaker H. of Com., 1885. Lt. Gov., 1889-. Planter. Manufacturer. 
 HOLT, WILLIAM EDWIN, Graham : 1856-'58. Born 1839. Cotton Manu- 
 facturer. Lexington. 
 
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 HOLT, WILLIAM IRWIN, Graham : 1887-' 
 
 HoLT,WlLLiAM M., Lexington : 1855-'57. Lt. C. S. A. Killed in service. 
 
 HOLT, WILLIAM RAINEY, Orange Co.: A. B., 1817. Physician. Planter 
 
 and Stock Kaiser. Born 1798, died 1868. Lexington. 
 HOLTON, ARCHER BOWMAN, Bush Hill, Kandolph Co.: 1869-'70. 
 HOOKER, ERASMUS A. ROSCOE, Hillsboro: A. B., 1848. Physician. 
 
 Dead. Aurora. 
 
 HOOKER, JOSEPH JOHN, Chatham Co. : 1884-'85. Lawyer. Webster. 
 HOOKER, OCTAVIUS WRIGHT, Hillsboro: A. B., 1845; A. M., 1849. 
 
 Physician. 
 
 HOOKER, WILLIAM I>E WITT, Gulf, Chatham Co. : 1878-79. 
 HOOPER, EDWARD JONES, Chapel Hill : 1833-'35. Dead. 
 HOOPER, JAMES HOGG, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1815. Merchant. Born 1797, 
 
 died 1841. Fayetteville. 
 HOOPER, JOHN I>EBERNIERE, Wilmington : A. B., 1831 ; A. M., 1834. 
 
 Prof. Latin and French U. N. C., 1838-' 48 ; Greek and French, 1875-'85. 
 
 Born 1811, died Jan. 27, 1886. 
 HOOPER, JOSEPH CALDWELL, Chapel Hill: 1837-'38. Born 1821. 
 
 Fayetteville. 
 HOOPER, THOMAS CLARK, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1812. Lawyer. Born 1794, 
 
 died 1828. 
 HOOPER, WILLIAM, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1809; A.M., 1812; D. D.; LL. D., 
 
 1833. Prof. Ancient Langs. U. N. C., 1817-'22 and 1828-'37 ; Khet. and 
 
 Logic, 1825-' 28. Prof. S. C. Coll., Columbia. Pres. Wake Forest Coll. 
 
 Born 1782, died 1876. 
 HOOPER, WILLIAM WILBERITORCE, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1836; A. M. 
 
 1841. Physician. Dead. 
 
 HOPKINS, ARTHUR F., Ala., 1811 : Judge Supreme Ct., Ala. Dead. 
 HOPKINS, SAMUEL O., Ky.: 1800. Dead. 
 
 HORD, BENJAMIN McC., Murfreesboro, Tenn. : I860-' 62. C. S. A. Jour- 
 nalist. Comm'r Agriculture. Nashville, Tenn. 
 HORD, GEORGE JACOB V. B., Shelby: 1884-'87. 
 HORN, WHITMEL IX, Edgecombe Co.: 1810. Dead. 
 HORNE, HENRY W., Fayetteville: 1854-' 55. 
 
 HORNE, JAMES W., Pittsboro : 1853-'54. Sergt. C. S. A. Killed in service. 
 HORNER, JAMES H., Orange Co.: A. B., 1844; A. M. Teacher. Founder 
 
 and Principal Homer School. Oxford. 
 HORNER, WILLIAM DE WITT, Henderson: A. B., 1868. 
 HORNBY, WILLIAM ADAMS, Greensboro: A. B., 1861. Died 1887. 
 HOSKINS, JAMES W., Edenton : 1838-'39. 
 HOSKINS, THOMAS E., Farm ville, Va. : 1816. Dead. 
 HOSKINS, THOMAS JONES, Durant's Neck, Perquimans Co.: 1883-'84. 
 
 Edenton. 
 HOSKINS, THOMAS SKINNER, Edenton: A. B., 1826; A. M., 1832. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Dead. 
 
 HOUSTON, ARCHIBALD C., Cabarrus Co.: 1825-'28. Dead. 
 HOUSTON, ROBERT BRUCE B., Catawba Co. : A. B., 1860. Lt. C. S. A. 
 HOUSTON, WILLIAM, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1798. Physician. Dead. 
 
150 Students of the 
 
 HOWARD, A. BRANSON, Iredell Co.: 1861-'63. 
 
 How ARD, GEORGE, Tarboro, 1849-' 50: Born 1829. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Judge Superior Ct. Mem. Conven., 1861 and 1865. 
 HOWARD, GEORGE, Tarboro: Ph. B., 1885. Lawyer. 
 HOWARD, LEWIS WHITFIELD, New Hanover Co.: A. B., 1857. Civ. 
 
 Eng. C. S. A. Dead. Topsail. 
 HOWELL, GEORGE PIERCE, Goldsboro: 1886-'89. Born 1870. West Point, 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 HOWELL, JOSEPH JAY, Chapel Hill: 1869-70. 
 HOWELL, IiOGAN DOUGLASS, Goldsboro : A. B., 1889. Born 1868. 
 HOWELL, ROBERT PHILIP, Goldsboro: 1856-'59. Born 1840. Capt. Q. 
 
 M. C. S. A. Planter. Cashier Bank of New Hanover. 
 HOWELL, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, Chapel Hill: 1869-70. 
 HOWERTON, JOHN T., Nashville, Tenn. : 1855-'56. Dead. 
 HOWERTON, WILLIAM MATTHEW, Va. : A. B., 1847 ; A. M. Lawyer. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 HOWZE, BENJAMIN ISAAC, Haywood, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1836. Lawyer. 
 HUBBARD, ALBERT GALLATIN, Leasburg: A. B., 1838; A. M., 1842. 
 
 Died 1882. 
 
 HUBBELL, RANSOM, A. B., 1820. 
 
 HUCKABEE, CASWELL C., Ala.: 1839-' 40. Brierfield, Ala. 
 HUCKABEE, JOHNSTON J., Ala.: 1839-' 40. Planter. Dead. 
 HUFF, WILLIAM, Lawrenceville, Va.: 1862-'65. Physician. Dogwood, 
 
 Brunswick Co., Va. 
 
 HUGGINS, COOPER, Jacksonville, Onslow Co.: A. B., 1859. C. S. A. 
 HUGGINS, WILLIAM SLOAN, Wilmington: 1888-. 
 HUGHES, BRICE M., Patrick C. H., Va. : 1825. Dead. 
 HUGHES, ISAAC WAYNE, Chocowinity, Beaufort Co. : 1884-'86. 
 HUGHES, JAMES BETTNER, New Berne: A. B., 1853. Physician. Surg. 
 
 C. S. A. 
 
 HUGHES, LIEANDER, Patrick C. H., Va.: 1824. Dead. 
 HUGHES, NICHOLAS COLLIN, New Berne : A. B., 1859. Lawyer. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1840. Killed at Gettysburg, 1863. 
 HUGHES, ROBERT HARVEY, Cedar Grove, Orange Co.: 1875-77. 
 HUME, WILLIAM LOWNDES, Brevard, Transylvania Co. : 1880-'83. 
 HUMPHREY, PAUL CLINGMAN, Goldsboro : 1882-'83. Sect'y Wayne Agri- 
 cultural Works. 
 HUMPHRIES, WILLIAM WASHINGTON, Columbus, Miss.: A. B., 3858; 
 
 LL. B. Born 1840. Capt. C. S. A. Gen. Assem. of Miss. 
 HUNT, EUSTACE, Pittsylvania Co., Va. : A. B., 1857. Dead. 
 HUNT, GEORGE BLACKBURN, Bolivar Co., Miss.: A. B.. 1861. Maj. 
 
 C. S. A. Planter. Born 1839, died 1873. 
 
 HUNT, J. THOMAS, Lexington : 1852-'54. Physician. Dead. 
 HUNT, JAMES, Va. : 1814. Dead. 
 HUNT, JAMES I>AVES, Izard Co., Ark. : A. B., 1858. Lawyer. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1838. Killed at Corinth, Miss., October 4, 1862. 
 HUNT, JAMES GRAHAM, Oxford : 1878-79. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 151 
 
 HUNT, JAMES MADISON BULLOCK, Townesville, Granville Co. : A. B., 
 
 1861. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 HUNT, NATHANIEL, Franklin Co. : 1799. Dead. 
 HUNT, THOMAS D., Granville Co.: A. B., 1800. Physician. Dead. 
 HUNT, WILLIAM C., Eutaw, Ala.: 1842-'43. 
 HUNT, WIIXIAM ELZA, Washington Co., Miss.: A. B., 1861. Born 1840. 
 
 C. S. A. Greenville, Miss. 
 
 HUNTER, BENJAMIN B., Tarboro: 1805. Physician. Dead. 
 HUNTER, CHARLES H. , Martin Co. : 1821. Dead. 
 HUNTER, CLIFTON WHEAT, Enfield, Halifax Co. : 1875-77. 
 HUNTER, HENRY, N. C. : 1796. Dead. 
 HUNTER, HERMAN W., Charlotte: 1847-' 48. 
 HUNTER, JAMES, Halifax Co. : 1822. Physician. Dead. 
 HUNTER, JAMES, GuilfordCo.: 1826. 
 HUNTER, JAMES A., Buckingham Co.: 1826. 
 HUNTER, JAMES McG., Kaleigh: 1837-'39. 
 HUNTER, PATRICK, Va.: 1814. Dead. 
 HUNTER, PERCY ISAAC, Gates Co. : 1879-82. 
 
 HUNTER, RICHARD BENJAMIN, Brinkleyville, Halifax Co. : 1888-. 
 HUNTER, WILLIAM H., Kaleigh: 1817. Physician. 
 HUSKE, BENJAMIN ROBINSON, Fayetteville : A. B., 1850. Maj. C. S. A. 
 
 Wounded at Seven Pines, June 25, and died July 15, 1862. 
 HUSKE, JOHN WINSLOW, Fayetteville: A. B., 1827. Lawyer. Born 1809, 
 
 died 1841. 
 HUSKE, JOSEPH CALDWELL, Fayetteville : A. B., 1843 ; A. M. ; D. D. 
 
 Born 1822. 
 
 HUSKE, KlRKLAND, Fayetteville : 1882-'S4. 
 
 HUSKE, WALTER ALVES, Fayetteville: A. B., 1839 ; A. M., 1843. Law- 
 yer. Born 1818, died 1868. 
 HUSSEY, JOHN B., Kenansville, Duplin Co. : 1862-'63. C. S. A. Journalist. 
 
 Lawyer. 
 HUSTED, DELANO WHITING, Kaleigh : A. B., 1854. Lawyer. Lt. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed at Games' Mill, June 27, 1862. 
 HUTCHINS, JAMES HILL, New Berne : A. B., 1835. Born 1815. Lawyer. 
 
 Land Agent. Austin, Tex. 
 
 HUTCHINS, JOHN FABIUS, Raleigh: A. B., 1852. Dead. 
 HUTCHINS, JOHN RHODES, Chapel Hrll : A. B., 1852. Born 1830. Planter. 
 HUTCHINS, TYRELL WADE, Chapel Hill : 1886-'S8. 
 HYMAN, HERBERT SHIELDS, Scotland Neck: 1877-78. 
 HYMAN, JOHN !>., Edgecombe Co. : 1848-' 49. Lawyer. Dead. 
 HYMAN, JOSEPH HENRY, Tarboro : A. B., 1855. Col. C. S. A. 
 HYNSON, ROBERT CRUIKSHANK, Alexandria, La.: 1858-'60. C. S. A. 
 
 Druggist. Planter. Born 1838, died 1867. 
 INGE, HALEY I., La. : 1804. Dead. 
 INGE, JOHN J., Granville Co. : 1813. Dead. 
 INGE, WILLIAM M., Tenn.: 1819. Judge Superior Ct. Tenn. 
 IREDELL, JAMES JOHNSTON, Kaleigh : A. B., 1848. Maj. C. S. A. Killed 
 at Spottsylvania C. H.. May, 1864. 
 
152 Students of the 
 
 IREDELL, SAMUEL TREAD WELL, Kaleigh : A. B., 1849. Physician. Dead. 
 IRION, ALFRED BRIGGS, Cheneyville, La.: A. B., 1855. Judge Ct. of 
 
 Appeals. Marksville, La. 
 
 IRVINE, JESSE, Milton, Caswell Co. : 1841-' 43. Dead. 
 IRWIN, HENRY, Jackson Co., Fla. : 1852-'53. 
 IRWIN, JAMES P., Charlotte: A. B., 1843. 
 ISAAC, DAN HUTCHINS, Orange Co.: 1869-70. 
 ISLER, JESSE, Lenoir Co. : 1813. Physician. Dead. 
 ISLER, SIMMONS HARRISON, Goldsboro : A. B., 1859. Presb. Minister. 
 ISLER, STEPHEN WILLIAM, Kinston : A. B., 1858. Lawyer. Goldsboro. 
 IVEY, VlRGiNlUS HENRY, Norfolk, Va. : A. B., 1845. Lawyer. Dead. 
 JACK, JOHN FINDLEY, Kutledge, Tenn. : A. B., 1842. Dead. 
 JACKSON, HERBERT WORTH, Ashboro : Ph. B., 1886. Sec. and Treas. 
 
 Wetmore Shoe Co. Kaleigh. 
 
 JACKSON, JONATHAN WORTH, Pittsboro : A. B., 1882. Ins. Agt. Nash- 
 ville, Tenn. 
 JACKSON, JOSEPH JOHN, Chatham Co.: A. B., 1838; A. M., 1843. 
 
 Pittsboro. 
 
 JACKSON, MAX, Fayetteville : Ph. B., 1885. Physician. 
 JACKSON, SAMUEL SPENCER, Chatham Co. : 1806. Dead. 
 JACKSON, SAMUEL SPENCER, Pittsboro: A. B., 1854; A. M. Tutor U. 
 
 N. C., 1867-'69. Died 1875. 
 
 JACKSON, SAMUEL SPENCER, Pittsboro : A. B., 1886. Teacher. 
 JACKSON, WILLIAM M., Ala.: 1842-'43. 
 JACOBS, JAMES WILLIAM, Northampton Co., Va. : A. B., 1854. Lt. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Born 1834, died 1873. Madison, Tenn. 
 JACOBS, JOHN CALVIN, Northampton Co., Va. : A. B., 1857. M. D. Univ. 
 
 of Pa. Born 1836, died 1886. 
 JACOCKS, JESSE COPELAND, Perquimans Co. : 1851-52. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Com. Merchant. Born 1834. Dead. Hertford. 
 JACOCKS, THOMAS STEPHENSON, Durant's Neck, Perquimans Co. : A. B. r 
 
 1836. Planter. Born 1818, died 1852. 
 
 JAMES, FERNANDO GODFREY, Greenville: 1875-'76. Lawyer. 
 JAMES, HINTON, Wilmington: A. B., 1798. Civ. Eng. Gen. Assem. First 
 
 student entering U. N. C., 1795. Dead. 
 JAMES, JOHN, N. C. : 1806. Dead. 
 JAMES, JOHN, Greenville : 1882-'83. Lassiter's Mills. 
 JAMES, ROBERT ERVIN, Darlington, S. C.: A. B., 1855. Sergt. C. S. A. 
 
 Died in service, May 10, 1862. 
 
 JARRATT, ISAAC AUGUSTUS, Yadkin Co. : A. B., 1861. 
 JARRATT, THOMAS W., Montgomery, Ala.: 1856-59. 
 JASPER, JOHN B., New Berne: 1803. Dead. 
 JEFFERSON, JOHN WESLEY, Memphis, Tenn.: 1866-'68. Born 1849. 
 
 Lawyer. San Francisco, Cal. 
 JEFFREYS, EDWARD Li., Wake Co. : 1860-'61. 
 JEFFREYS, GEORGE W., Person Co.: 1813. Minister. Dead. 
 JEFFREYS, JACOB H., Wake Co. : 1831-'32. Dead. 
 
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 JEFFREYS, J. GLENN, Caswell Co.: 1850-'52. Lt. C. S. A. Killed in 
 
 service. 
 
 JEFFREYS, JAMES W., Caswell Co.: 1817. Dead. 
 JEFFREYS, JOHN OSBORNE, Franklinton, Franklin Co. : 1878-82. 
 JEFFREYS, ZADOK MARQUIS IJA FAYETTE, Fremont, Wayne Co.: 
 
 1877-79. Com. Merchant. Goldsboro. 
 JENKINS, FREDERICK H.,Tarboro: 1854-'55. Planter. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Died in service, June 3, 1862. 
 JENKINS, JAMES I>EMPSEY, Tarboro : A. B., 1862. Born 1840. Planter. 
 
 Kocky Mt. 
 JENKINS, JAMES PERRY, Northampton Co. : A. B., 1861. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1840, died in service at Strasburg, Va., Nov. 19, 1862. 
 JENKINS, JAMES S., Eobeson Co.: 1837-'38. Dead. 
 JENKINS, JOHN M., Tarboro: 1854-'57. Planter. Hamilton, Martin Co. 
 JENKINS, JOSEPH JOHN, Kiggsbee's Store, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1886. 
 
 Tally Ho, Granville Co. 
 JENKINS, JOSEPH VAN BUREN, Edgecombe Co.: A. B., 1861. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1840, died at Yorktown, Va., Oct. 7, 1861. 
 JENKINS, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Warrenton : A. B., 1848; A. M., 1851. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Atty. Gen. N. C.. 1856-'62. Lt. Col. C. S. A. Born 1829, 
 
 died 1869. 
 JENKINS, WILLIAM ALEXANDER,Warrenton: 1881-'82. Merchant. Born 
 
 1863, died 1888. 
 
 JENNINGS, JOSEPH, Elizabeth City : 1882-'83. 
 JENNINGS, PETER HUNTER, Eichmond Co.: 1836-'37. Born 1820, died 
 
 1846. 
 JERKINS, ALONZO THOMAS, New Berne: 1823-'24. Born 1807. Merchant. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Banker. Dead. 
 
 JERNIGAN, JOHN H., Hertford Co.: 1856-' 58. Dead. 
 JETTON, ANDERSON C., Murfreesboro, Tenn. : 1856-'58. C. S. A. Died 1 864. 
 JlGGITTS, I> AVID ED WARD, Livingston, Miss. : 1858-'60. Planter. Ver- 
 
 non, Miss. 
 JIGGITTS, LIOUIS MEREDITH, Livingston, Miss. : A. B., 1857. Surg. C. S. A. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 JIMESON, JAMES ELLIOTT, Estatoe : 1886-. 
 JOBE, LIORENZO A. T., Greensboro: A. B., 1868. Minister. Garden City, 
 
 Kan. 
 
 JOHN, HENRY MOOD, Laurinburg: 1877-78. 
 JOHN, MAXCY LIUTHER, Laurinburg: Ph. B.. 1888. Teacher. 
 JOHN, RODERICK BELTON, Laurinburg: A. B., 1880. Meth. Minister. 
 JOHNS, THOMAS J., Wake Co.: 1859-'61. 
 
 JOHNSON, A. FERDINAND, Clinton: 1862-' 63. Born 1850. C. S. A. Mer- 
 chant. 
 
 JOHNSON, ALVIN Ross, Marion, McDowell Co. : 1882-'84. 
 JOHNSON, BENJAMIN S., Ark. : 1861-' 62. 
 JOHNSON, CHARLES J., Bayou Sara, La. : 1858-'59. 
 JOHNSON, CHARLES W., Warren Co. : 1815. Dead. 
 JOHNSON, CLAUD RAYMOND, Livingston, Bertie Co. : 1885-'86. 
 
154 Students of the 
 
 JOHNSON, DANIEL WHITE, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1856. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1833. Killed at Richmond, June 27, 1862. 
 JOHNSON, FRANCIS MARION, Farmington, Davie Co. : A. B., 1858. Born 
 
 1837. Merchant. Farmer. Gen. Assem. 
 JOHNSON, HERBERT P., Lexington, Miss.: 1866-'67. 
 JOHNSON, ISAAC J., Miss.: 1812. Dead. 
 
 JOHNSON, JACOB COART, Johnson's Mills, Pitt Co. : Ph. B., 1887. Teacher. 
 JOHNSON, JAMES P., Ubarton, Tex.: 1858-' 59. Galveston. 
 JOHNSON, JOHN MONROE, Richmond Co. : I860-' 62. Born 1840. Lawyer. 
 
 Civ. Eng. Teacher. Gen. Assem., S. C. Marion, S. C. 
 JOHNSON, JOSEPH, Louisburg : 1853-' 54. Dead. 
 JOHNSON, IjUCius JUNIUS, Chowan Co. : A. B., 1840. Maj. C. S. A. Died 
 
 in service, April, 1865. 
 JOHNSON, ROBERT ARCHIBALD, Rockingham, Richmond Co. : 1867-'68. 
 
 Born 1845. Civ. Eng. Lawyer. 
 
 JOHNSON, ROBERT E., Warrenton: 1825. U. S. N. Dead. 
 JOHNSON, THOMAS !>., Clarksville, Tenn.: 1858-' 59. Born 1842. Physi- 
 cian. C. S. A. Staff Surg. Egyptian Army, 1875-77. 
 JOHNSTON, E>AVID SAUNDERS, Yanceyville, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1846; 
 
 A. M., 1850. Dead. 
 
 JOHNSTON, GABRIEL, Edenton: 1859-' 61. C. S. A. Minister. 
 JOHNSTON, GEORGE BURGWYN, Edenton : A. B., 1859. Tutor U. N. C. 
 
 Capt. C. S. A. Died in service, 1862. 
 JOHNSTON, FRANK S., Pine Bluff, Ark. : 1864-' 65. 
 JOHNSTON, HENRY, Tarboro : 1885-'88. 
 JOHNSTON, JAMES ALPHONZO, Lincoln Co.: A. B., 1829. Born 1809. 
 
 Merchant. Planter. Davidson College. 
 JOHNSTON, JAMES C., Edenton: 1851-' 52. 
 
 JOHNSTON, JAMES F., Lincoln Co.: 1846-' 47. Capt. C. S. A. Charlotte. 
 JOHNSTON, JAMES MADISON, Chowan Co. : A. B., 1849. Physician. Dead. 
 JOHNSTON, JAMES STERLING, Halifax Co., A. B., 1844; A. M., 1847. Dead. 
 JOHNSTON, JOHN, Edenton : 1862-'63. 
 
 JOHNSTON, JOHN McAoiN, Yanceyville : A. B., 1849. Physician. 
 JOHNSTON, JOHN WILLIS, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1853. Gen. Assem. Weldon. 
 JOHNSTON, JULIUS, Ruffin, Rockingham Co. : 1875-77. 
 JOHNSTON, RICHARD, N. C. : 1802. Dead. 
 JOHNSTON, RICHARD HALL, Tarboro : 1888-. 
 JOHNSTON, ROBERT BRUCE, Waynesville : A. B., 1854. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Asheville. 
 JOHNSTON, ROBERT I>ANIEL, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1858. Brig. Gen. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Banker. Birmingham, Ala. 
 
 JOHNSTON, ROBERT PULLIAM, Asheville : 1888-'89. West Point, X. Y. 
 JOHNSTON, SAMUEL IREDELL, Hertford Co.: A. B., 1826; A. M., 1844. 
 
 Minister. Dead. 
 JOHNSTON, SIDNEY XENOPHON, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1829. M. D. Univ. 
 
 of Pa. Born 1811. Mem. Conven., 1861. Gastonia. 
 JOHNSTON, STUART LIAWSON, Plymouth: A. B., 1859. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Washington, D. C. 
 
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 JOHNSTON, THOMAS DiLLARD,Asheville : 1858-'59. Born 1840. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Mayor. Gen. Assem. Pres. Elector, 1872. M. C., 1885-'89. 
 JOHNSTON, THOMAS LYNN, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1843. Physician. Dead. 
 JOHNSTON, THOMAS PINKNEY, Iredell Co.: A. B., 1828. Born 1808. 
 
 Minister. Missionary, 1833-' 54. 
 JOHNSTON, THOMAS WILLIAM, Orange Co. : A. B., 1857. M. D. Univ. 
 
 of Pa. Born 1836, died 1860. New Berne, Ala. 
 JOHNSTON, THOMPSON NOAH, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1821. 
 JOHNSTON, WILLIAM, Franklin Co.: A. B., 1812. Dead. 
 JOHNSTON, WILLIAM, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1840. Lawyer. Mayor Char- 
 lotte. Pres. C. C. & A. K. R. Charlotte. 
 
 JOHNSTON, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Mebanesville, Orange Co.: 1877-'78. 
 JOHNSTON, WILLIAM HENRY, Tarboro : A. B., 1850 ; A. M. Born 1830. 
 
 Tutor U. N. C. Lawyer. 
 JOHNSTON, WILLIAM HENRY, Lincoln Co. : 1858-'59. Lt. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Physician. Birmingham, Ala. 
 
 JOHNSTON, WILLIAM I*., Halifax Co.: 1841-'43. Physician. Dead. 
 JOHNSTON, WILLIAM W., Bertie Co.: 1818. 
 JOHNSTON, ZEBULON MORRIS, Cabarrus Co. : A. B., 1858. 
 JOHNSTON, ZENAS, Rowan Co. : 1822. Born 1805, died 1824. 
 JOLLEE, WILLIAM B., Chapel Hill: 1857-'59. Dead. 
 JONES, ADDISON W., Gainesville, Ala.: 1847-48. 
 JONES, ALFRED DANIEL, Gary, Wake Co.: 1876-' 78. Born 1857. Lawyer. 
 
 Raleigh. 
 JONES, ALLEN CADWALLADER, Hillsboro: A. B., 1831. Born 1811. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Ala. Col. C. S. A. Planter. Dead. Eutaw, Ala. 
 JONES, ALPHEUS, Wake Co.: A. B., 1839; A. M., 1843. Dead. 
 JONES, ALSTON A., Wake Co.: 1837-'39. Dead. 
 JONES, ATLAS, Moore Co. : A. B., 1804; A. M., 1811. Tutor U. N. C. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Planter. Dead. 
 JONES, AURELIUS C., Matagorda, Tex.: 1858-'61. C. S. A. Killed in 
 
 service. 
 
 JONES, BARKSDALE T., Person Co. : 1837-' 38. Died 1881. 
 JONES, CADWALLADER, Halifax Co.: 1803. Dead. 
 JONES, CADWALLADER, Hillsboro: A.B., 1832. Born 1813. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Solicitor 5th N. C. Dist. Col. C. S. A. Eock Hill, S. C. 
 JONES, CALVIN, Somerville, Tenn. : A. B., 1831 ; A. M., 1852. Prof. Univ. 
 
 of Ala., 1831-'33. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Tenn. Chancellor West Tenn., 
 
 1847-' 54. Born 1810, died March 8, 1888. 
 JONES, CALVIN, Princeton, Ark. : A. B., 1856. Dead. 
 JONES, CLARENCE DUPREE, Hillsboro: 1884-'85. Physician. 
 JONES, I>UPONCEAU D., Chatham Co. : 1825. Dead. 
 JONES, EDMUND, Caldwell Co. : 1865-'68. Born 1848. C. S. A. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Lenoir. 
 
 JONES, EDMUND Li., Rowan Co.: 1857-59. Died Jan., 1859. 
 JONES, EDMUND WALTER, Wilkes Co. : A. B., 1833. Dead. 
 JONES, EDWARD !>., S. C.: 1807. Dead. 
 JONES, EUGENE THOMAS, Louisburg: 1865-'67. Raleigh. 
 
156 Students of the 
 
 JONES, EVAN, Wilmington : 1795. Dead. 
 
 JONES, FREDERICK, Wilmington : 1806. Dead. 
 
 JONES, GEORGE A., Wilcox Co., Ala. : 1865-'66. Mobile. 
 
 JONES, GEORGE I>EW, Matagorda, Texas : A. B., 1859. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Died 1866. 
 
 JONES, GEORGE WASHINGTON, Granville Co.: 1832- 3 36. 
 JONES, GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS, Wake Co. : A. B., 1844. 
 JONES, H. FRANCIS, Thomasville, Ga. : A. B., 1860. Lt. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in service. 
 
 JONES, HALCOT P., Halifax Co.: 1803. Gen. Assem. Dead. 
 JONES, HAMILTON CHAMBERLAIN, Salisbury : A. B., 1818; A. M., 1821. 
 
 Tutor U. N. C. Lawyer. Dead. 
 
 JONES, HAMILTON CHAMBERLAIN, Rowan Co. : A. B., 1858. U. S. Atty. 
 JONES, HARWOOD, Northampton Co. : 1807. Dead. 
 JONES, HENRY, Warren Co. : A. B., 1818. Dead. 
 JONES, ISAAC, Granville Co.: 1816. Physician. Dead. 
 JONES, J. CROSS, Livingston, Ala. : 1844-' 45. 
 JONES, JAMES, N. C. : 1816. Dead. 
 JONES, JAMES C., Madison Parish, La. : 1860-'61. 
 JONES, JOHN, Hertford Co. : 1814. Dead. 
 JONES, JOHN, Salisbury : 1825. Dead. 
 JONES, JOHN IX, Wilmington : 1804. Gen. Assem. Speaker H. of Com. 
 
 Born 1790, died 1854. 
 
 JONES, JOHN H., Raleigh: 1825. Dead. 
 JONES, JOHN T., Wilkes Co. : 1832-' 36. Dead. 
 JONES, JOHN THOMAS, Caldwell Co. : A. B., 1861. Lt. C. S.A. Born 1841. 
 
 Killed at Wilderness, 1864. 
 JONES, JOHN WESLEY, Edgecombe Co. : 1853-' 54. M. D. Paris. Born 
 
 1831. Surg. C. S. A. Pres. N. C. Med. Soc. and N. C. Board of Health. 
 
 Tarboro. 
 
 JONES, JOHN WILLIE, Wake Co. : 1859-'61. C. S. A. Planter. 
 JONES, JOHNSTON BLAKELEY, Pittsboro: 1831-'36. Physician. Born 
 
 1814, died March 1, 1889. Charlotte. 
 JONES, JOSEPH PICKETT, Anson Co. : A. B., 1854. U. S. A. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Pensacola, Fla. 
 
 JONES, JOSEPH S., Warren Co.: 1824. Dead. 
 JONES, KENNETH R., Jones Co.: 1859-'61. Born 1842. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Merchant. New Berne. 
 JONES, MONTEZUMA, Tenn. : 1841-' 43. 
 JONES, NATHANIEL, Wake Co. : 1837-' 41. Dead. 
 JONES, NATHANIEL CRABTREE, Wake Co. : A. B., 1853. Dead. 
 JONES, PAUL, Tarboro: 1886-'88. A. B. Trinity Coll., N. C., 1885. Lawyer. 
 JONES, PAUL .., Mooresville, Ala.: 1856-'57. 
 JONES, PRIDE, Hillsboro: A. B., 1834. Born 1815. Physician. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Capt. C. S. A. Clerk Orange Co. Superior Ct. Died April, 1889. 
 JONES, PROTHEUS EPPES ARMISTEAD, Granville Co.: A. B., 1833. 
 
 Lawyer. Dead. 
 JONES, RICHARD S., Va. : 1817. Dead. 
 
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 JONES, RICHARD THOMAS, Powellton, Va. : A. B., 1843. Dead. 
 
 JONES, ROBERT A., Halifax Co. : A. B., 1810. Dead. 
 
 JONES, ROBERT B., Va. : 1817. Dead. 
 
 JONES, ROBERT EDWARD L.EE, Suffolk, Va. : 1880-'82. 
 
 JONES, ROBIN AP CADWALLADER, Hillsboro : A. B., 1 844. Capt. C. S. A. 
 Born 1826, killed at Brandy Station, 1863. 
 
 JONES, RUFUS HENRY, Wake Co. : A. B., 1843. 
 
 JONES, SETH B., Wake Co. : 1842-'45. Dead. 
 
 JONES, THOMAS, Va. : A. B., 1836. Minister. Dead. 
 
 JONES, THOMAS C., Warrenton: 1802. Dead. 
 
 JONES, THOMAS C., Wake Co. : 1829. Dead. 
 
 JONES, THOMAS FRANCIS, Perquimans Co. : A. B., 1832. Died 1856. 
 
 JONES, THOMAS WILLIAMSON, Lawrenceville, Va. : A. B., 1810. Physi- 
 cian. Dead. 
 
 JONES, THOMAS WlLSON, Somerville, Tenn.: A. B., 1856. Capt. and Ord- 
 nance Officer C. S. A. Lawyer. Dead. 
 
 JONES, VALENTINE M., Chatham Co. : 1830-'31. Dead. 
 
 JONES, WALTER JEFFREYS, Milton, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1860. C. S. A. 
 Teacher. Sulphur Springs, Texas. 
 
 JONES, WALTER TEMPLE, Jonesboro : 1880-'83. Dead. Carthage. 
 
 JONES, WILLIAM AMOS, Fayette Co., Tenn.: 1858. Born 1835. C. S. A. 
 Prof. Andrew Coll. Maiden, Mo. 
 
 JoNES,WiLLlAM CLARENCE, Camden, Ala. : A. B., 1868. Snow Hill, Ala. 
 
 JoNES,WlLLlAM DAVENPORT, Patterson, Caldwell Co. : 1858-59. Born 
 1839. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 JONES, WILLIAM DUKE, Granville Co. : A. B., 1822. Physician. Dead. 
 
 JONES, WILLIAM G., Warren Co. : 1809. Dead. 
 
 JONES, WILLIAM HOGAN, Wake Co.: A. B., 1849; A. M., 1852. Maj. 
 C. S. A. Dead. 
 
 JONES, WILLIAM Lu, Camden, Ala.: 1866-'67. 
 
 JONES, WILLIAM S.,Va.: 1803. Dead. 
 
 JONES, WILLIAM WESTWOOD, Henderson: A. B., 1862. 
 
 JONES, WILLIE WILLIAM, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1804. Dead. 
 
 JORDAN, GEORGE RYAN, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1827. Dead. 
 
 JORDAN, JAMES B., Bertie Co.: 1855-'56. A. B., Brown Univ. Lawyer. 
 C. S. A. Born 1831, died in service 1862. 
 
 JORDAN, JOHN C., Northampton Co.: 1852-' 53. Physician. Dead. 
 
 JORDAN, JOHN W., Williamson Co., Texas: 1855-'56. 
 
 JORDAN, SIMON PETER, Stokes Co.: A. B., 1819; A. M., 1822. Tutor 
 U. N. C. Physician. 
 
 JORDAN, WILLIAM C., Greenville: A. B., 1862. Capt. C. S. A. Physician. 
 
 JORDAN, WILLIAM H., Bertie Co.: A. B., 1822. Born 1803. Minister. 
 Dead. Oxford. 
 
 JORDAN, WILLIAM H., Bertie Co.: A. B., 1857. Tutor Wake Forest Coll. 
 Chaplain C. S. A. Minister. Born 1833, died 1870. Thomas Co., Ga. 
 
 JOURDAN, GEORGE W., North Carolina: 1801. Dead. 
 
 JOYNER, JAMES, Pitt Co. : 1847-' 48. 
 
158 Students of the 
 
 JOYNEB, JAMES YADKIN, La Grange: Ph. B., 1881. Lawyer. Supt. of 
 
 Schools. Goldsboro. 
 
 JOYNEB, JOHN PUGH, La Grange : 1878-'80. Merchant. 
 JOYNEB, JOHN K., Marlboro, Pitt Co. : I860-' 62. Chaplain C. S. A. Minister. 
 JOYNEB, PATBICK HENBY, Johnston Co. : 1879-80. 
 JOYNEB, ROBEBTW., Marlboro, Pitt Co: 1859-' 62. Capt. C. S. A. Phy- 
 sician. Lawyer. 
 
 JUDD, HENDEBSON !>., Wake Co. : 1860-'62. 
 JUSTICE, ALEX ANDEB, New Berne: 1843-'45. Lawyer. Born 1825, died 
 
 1879. 
 
 KEABNEY, HENBY, Northampton Co. : 1795. Dead. 
 KEABNEY, WHITMELL H. A., Warren Co. : 1828-' 29, 
 KEEBLE, EDWABD AUGUSTUS,, Murfreesboro, Tenn.: A. B., 1827. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Judge Supreme Ct. Chancellor. Died 1884. 
 KEECH, EDGAB JASPEB, Tarboro: 1888-. 
 KEELS, JOHN KOBEBT, Lynchburg, S. C.: 1883-'84. Lawyer. 
 KEIGEB, A. W., Beaufort: LL. B., 1868. 
 
 KELL, BENJAMIN ELINOBE, Pineville, Mecklenburg Co. : 1885-'86. 
 KELL, SAMUEL HICKMAN, Pineville, Mecklenburg Co. : 1885-'87. 
 KELLY, ANGUS ROBINSON, Moore Co. : A. B., 1841 ; A. M., 1847. Born 
 
 1813. Lawyer. Dead. Marion, Ala. 
 KELLY, JAMES, Moore Co. : A. B., 1860. Minister. 
 KELLY, JOHN B., Carthage; Moore Co. : A. B., 1860. C. S. A. 
 KELLY, JOHN M., Moore Co. : 1859-'61. Maj. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 KELLY, NEILL R., Moore Co. : 1859-'61. Lieut, C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 KELLY, NICHOLAS YOUNG, Davie Co. : 1849-'52. Dead. 
 KENAN, DANIEL LOVE, Selma, Ala. : A. B., 1840. Born 1816. 
 KENAN, JAMES GBAHAM, Kenansville : A. B., 1861. Maj. C. S. A. Gen. 
 
 Assem. 
 KENAN, THOMAS STEPHEN, Kenansville : A. B., 1857. Born 1838. Col. 
 
 C. S. A. Gen. Assem., 1865-'67. Atty. Gen., 1874-'84. Clerk Supreme 
 
 Ct., 1885-. 
 KENAN, WILLIAM RAND, Kenansville: 1860-'61. Born 1845. Sergt. Maj. 
 
 C. S. A. Lawyer. Merchant. 
 
 KENNEDY, DAVID SLOAN, Magnolia, Duplin Co. : Ph. B., 1882. 
 KENNEDY, EDGAB BBIGHT, Lenoir Co.: 1880-'81. 
 KENNEDY, HYDEB ALI, Claiborne Parish, La. : 1859-'61. 
 KENNEDY, MC!NTYBE, Caledonia, Moore Co. : 1883-'85. 
 KENNEDY, WABBEN EASTON, Washington : A. B., 1833. Born 1813. 
 
 Planter. Dead. Greensboro, Ala. 
 KENNEDY, WILLIAM L.EE, Washington: A. B., 1830; A. M., 1844. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Born 1810, died 1870. 
 
 KENT, ALFBED ABBAHAM, Lenoir : 1877-'79. Physician. 
 KENT, HOBATIO MILLEK, Lenoir : 1877-'78. Sheriff Caldwell Co. 
 KEOGH, THOMAS SAWYEB, Greensboro: 1883-'85. 
 
 KEBNEB, ROB AH BASCOM, Kernersville, Forsyth Co. : 1877-78. Winston. 
 KEBNODLE, JAMES LOFTON, Morton's Store : 1888-. 
 KEBB, JAMES EMEBSON, Kowan Co. : 1826-'29. Dead. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 159 
 
 KERB, JAMES PHILLIPS, Alamance Co. : 1881-'83. Planter. Haw Kiver. 
 
 KERB, SAMUEL, Salisbury : A. B., 1822. Physician. Dead. 
 
 KERR, WASHINGTON CARUTHERS, Guilford Co.: A. B., 1850; A. M., 
 
 1852 ; Ph. D. ; LL. D. Prof. Davidson Coll. Lecturer on Geol., U. N. C. 
 
 State Geologist, 1869-'84. Born 1827, died 1885. 
 KERR, WILLIAM LA FAYETTE, Alamance Co. : A. B., 1858. Teacher. 
 
 Born 1830, died 1860. 
 
 KESTLER, JOHN WESLEY, Concord: 1884-' 85. Druggist. Salisbury. 
 KILLEBREW, JOSEPH BTICKNER, Clarksville, Tenn. : A. B., 1856 ; A. M. 
 
 Ph. D., 1878. Born 1831. Journalist. Planter. Supt. Public Instruction. 
 
 Commr. Agric., 1872-'80. Kossview, Tenn. 
 
 KlLLIAN, JOHN BAXTER, Brevard, Transylvania Co. : 1877-'78. 
 KlLPATRlCK, BENJAMIN F., Jackson, Miss.: 1838-'39. 
 KIMBROUGH, NATHANIEL, Wake Co.: 1815. Dead. 
 KlNCHEN, HENRY, Franklin Co.: 1795. Dead. 
 KINDRED, JOHN JUNIUS, Jerusalem, Va. : A. B., 1847 : A. M., 1850. 
 
 Lawyer. Adj. C. S. A. Dead. 
 
 KING, GEORGE BADGER, Pitt Co. : 1881-'82. Lawyer. Journalist. 
 KING, JAMES ALBERT, Iredell Co.: A. B., 1826; A. M., 1831. Lawyer. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Died 1846. 
 KING, JOEL Gr., Louisburg : 185.9-'60. Born 1841. Physician. Surg. C. S. A. 
 
 Warrenton. 
 
 KING, JOHN, North Carolina : 1798. Dead. 
 KING, JUNIUS BAYARD, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1833. Minister. Born 1810. 
 
 died 1850. Dallas Co., Ala. 
 
 KING, LEONID AS, Anson Co.: 1822-'25. Dead. 
 
 KING, MICHAEL ANGELO, Huntsville, Ala. : A. B., 1843. Lawyer. Dead. 
 KING, ROBERT RUFUS, Iredell Co.: A. B., 1815; A. M., 1819. Tutor 
 
 U. N. C., 1819. Minister. Born 1793, died 1822. 
 KING, THOMAS DEVANE, Sampson Co.: A. B., 1801. Dead. 
 KING, WILLIAM JOHN, Louisburg: A. B., 1860. Born 1839. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Teacher. Castalia. 
 KING, WILLIAM RUFUS, Sampson Co.: 1801. Gen. Assem. M. C., 1810-'16. 
 
 Sec'y Leg. Naples and St. Petersburg, 1816-' 18. Mem. Conven. Ala., 1819. 
 
 U. S. Senator from Ala., 1819-'45 and 1847-'53. President pro tern. U. S. 
 
 Senate, 1835-'41 and 1849-'53. U. S. Minister to France, 1844-'46. Vice- 
 
 President U. S., 1853. Born 1786, died 1853. Alabama. 
 KINGSBURY, CHARLES F., Oxford: 1855-'57. 
 
 KlNGSBURY, HENRY P., Oxford: 1864-' 65. Capt. 6th U. S. Cavalry. 
 KINGSBURY, THEODORE BRYAN, Oxford: 1847-' 49. LL. D., 1888. Jour- 
 nalist. Wilmington. 
 
 KIRBY, JACOB S., Highland, Va. : 1820-'21. 
 KIRBY, MOSES A., Chapel Hill: 1818. Dead. 
 KIRBY, MOSES H., Virginia: 1819. 
 KIRBY, SAMUEL, Virginia: 1810. Dead. 
 
 KIRKLAND, ALEXANDER, Chapel Hill : 1855-'59. Minister. Whiteville. 
 KIRKLAND, ALEXANDER M., Hillsboro: 1823-' 25. Dead. 
 KIRKLAND, I/EONIDAS JOSEPH, Chapel Hill: 1880-'82. Durham. 
 
160 Students of the 
 
 KIKKPATRICK, ALEXANDER, Wilmington : 1796. Dead. 
 
 KITCHEN, W. W., Scotland Neck: 1887. Lawyer. 
 
 KITTRELL, BENJAMIN A., Oxford: 1848-' 50. Dead. 
 
 KlTTRELL, PLEASANT WILLIAMS, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1822. Physician. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 KITTRELL, SOLOMON, Granville Co. : 1809. Dead. 
 KITTRELL, THOMAS J., Chapel Hill: 1825-'26. Dead. 
 KITTRELL, WILLIAM J., Chapel Hill : 1832-'33. Dead. 
 KLUTTZ, ADAM ALEXANDER, Goldsboro : 1880-'83. Physician. Mer- 
 chant. Chapel Hill. 
 
 KNAPP, EDWIN, Savannah, Ga. : 1856-'58. Lawyer. 
 KNIGHT, ANDREW C., Edgecombe Co. : 1838. Died 1840. 
 KNIGHT, JAMES SMITH, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1861. Lt. C. S.A. Killed 
 
 in service. 
 
 KNIGHT, WILLIAM H., Edgecombe Co : 1851-'54. Planter. 
 KNOX, ANDREW E. B., New Orleans, La.: 1855-'58. 
 KNOX, HUGH, Pasquotank Co. : 1813. Planter. Dead. 
 KNOX, WlLLl AM B., Elizabeth City: 1834-'36. Physician. Dead. 
 KOLB, KEUBEN FRANCIS CAMERON, Eufaula, Ala. : A. B., 1859. 
 KOONCE, ANDREW JACOB, Elkin, Surry Co. : 1884^'85. 
 KOONCE, FRANCIS l>lVAUL,Onslow Co. : 1855-'58. Capt. C.S.A. Lawyer. 
 
 Rich lands. 
 
 KOONCE, FRANCIS J>IVAUL, Richlands, Onslow Co. : 1887-. 
 KOONCE, WILLIAM MICHAEL, Trenton, Jones Co. : 1884-'85. 
 LACEY, THOMAS JEFFERSON, Nelson, Ky. : A. B., 1821. Judge Superior 
 
 Ct. Arkansas. Dead. 
 
 LACY, JAMES HORACE, Raleigh : 1850-'52. Died 1852. 
 LACY, MATTHEW M., Mississippi: 1850-'52. Dead. 
 LAMB, CHARLES C., Oxford: 1864r-'65. Dead. 
 LAMB, CORNELIUS GRAY, Camden Co. : A. B., 1853. 
 LAMB, ISAAC N., South Carolina: 1813. Dead. 
 LAMB, WILLIAM, South Carolina : 1819. 
 LANCASTER, JAMES WARREN, Edgecombe Co. : A. B., 1843 ; A. M., 1846. 
 
 Lawyer. Gen. Assem., 1854-'55. Wilson. Dead. 
 LAND, JOHN MC!>ONALD, Grenada, Miss. : A. B., 1861. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 at Shiloh, April, 1862. 
 
 LAND, JOHN W., Sussex Co., Va. : 1862-'63. 
 LAND, THOMAS T., Shreveport, La.: 1858-'59. 
 LANE, CARMA, Chatham Co.: 1857-'59. Died 1859. 
 LANE, LEVIN, Wilmington : 1810. Dead. 
 LANE, THOMAS H., Wilmington: 1838-'39. Died 1864. 
 LANE, WILLIAM P., (Soldsboro : 1859-'61. Lt. C. S. A. Merchant. 
 LANE, WILLIAM WALTER, Wilmington : A. B., 1852. Born 1831. M. D., 
 
 Univ. ofN. Y. 
 
 LANIER, THOMAS J., Quincy, Fla.: 1859-'61. 
 LANKFORD, MENALCUS, Franklin Co. : A. B., 1847. 
 LASSITER, THOMAS K., Lenoir Co.: B. S., 1858. Physician. Dead. 
 LASTRAPES, ADOLPHE, Opelousas, La. : 1860-'61. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 161 
 
 LATHAM, HEBER AMOS LAMAR, Greenville: Ph. B., 1885. Journalist. 
 
 Washington. 
 
 LATHAM, JOSEPH NORMAN, Plymouth : 1886-87. 
 LATHAM, JULIAN A., Plymouth : 1858-'61. Lt. C. S. A. Died 1880. 
 LiATHAM, Louis CHARLES, Plymouth: A. B., 1859. Born 1840. Maj. 
 1st N. C., G.S. A. Lawyer. Mem. H. of C., 1864. State Sen., 1870. M. C., 
 1881-83 and 1887-'89. Greenville. 
 LATHAM, THOMAS EMMETT, Ashe Co.: 1881-'82. 
 LATTA, GEORGE GRAY, Knoxville, Tenn. : A. B., 1868. Born 1848. Gen. 
 
 Assem., Ark. Mem. Ark. Conventions, 1872, 1874 and 1876. Prosecuting 
 
 Atty. Lawyer. Hot Springs, Ark. 
 
 LAUGHINGHOUSE, CHARLES O'HAGEN, Washington : 1888-. 
 LAW, JUNIUS A., Darlington District, S. C.: 1858-' 59. Col. C. S. A. Died 
 
 1881. 
 
 LAWING, JOHN MEANS, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1857. 
 LAWRENCE, ALEXANDER W.,Kaleigh: A. B., 1853. Capt.C.S.A. Dead. 
 LAWRENCE, THOMAS JR., Bertie Co: 1856-'58. Lt. C. S. A. Teacher. 
 
 Died 1884. 
 LAWRENCE, ADOLPHUS ALEXANDER, Statesville : A. B., 1856. M. D., 
 
 Univ. Penn. Surg. C. S. A. Supt. Memphis City Hospital and U. S. Marine 
 
 Hospital. Dead. Memphis, Tenn. 
 LAWRENCE, JOHN W., Statesville: 1862-'63. 
 LAZARUS, MARX E., Wilmington: 1837-'39. Columbus, Ga. 
 LEA, CALVIN, Caswell Co. : 1853-'56. Physician. C. S. A. 
 LEA, GEORGE GALLATIN, Leasburg, Casw.ell Co. : A. B., 1830. Dead. 
 LEA, HENRY C., Mobile, Ala.: 1856-'58. Fruit Grower. Talaha, Fla. 
 LEA, JAMES M., Leasburg, Caswell Co.: 1829-'31. Dead. 
 LEA, LORENZO, Leasburg, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1827; A. M., 1832. Tutor 
 
 U. N. C., 1828-'29. Minister. Founder and Pres. of Jackson Female Coll. 
 
 Died 1876. Jackson, Tenn. 
 LEA, SOLOMON, Leasburg, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1833 ; A. M., 1838. Tutor 
 
 Randolph-Macon Coll., 1835-'37. Pres. Farmville Va. Female Seminary, 
 
 1840-'41. Pres. Greensboro Female Coll., 1846-' 47. Minister. 
 LEA, WILLIAM, Leasburg, Caswell Co.: 1831-'32. Merchant. Dead. Peters- 
 burg, Va. 
 
 LEA, WILLIAM A., Leasburg, Caswell Co.: 1838-'39. 
 LEA, WILLIAM JONES, Mobile, Ala. : A. B., 1857. Born 1835. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Planter. Daphne, Ala. 
 
 LEA, WILLIAM MC^EILL, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1820. Physician. Dead. 
 LEA, WILLIS MONROE, Leasburg, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1821. Physician. 
 
 Dead. Holly Springs, Miss. 
 LEACH, GEORGE T., Pittsboro: 1857-60. 
 
 LEACH, JAMES MADISON, Lexington : Ph. B., 1881. Washington, D. C. 
 LEACH, JULIAN E., Randolph Co. : 1834-'35. Dead. 
 LEAK, JAMES AUGUSTUS, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1843. Wadesboro. 
 LEAK, THOMAS CRAWFORD, Richmond Co.: A. B., 1853. 
 LEAK, WALTER F., Rockingham : 1815. Planter. Gen. Assem. Pres. 
 
 Elector, 1852. Mem. Conv., 1861. Born 1799, died 1879. 
 - 11 
 
162 Students' of ike 
 
 LiEAK, WALTER JOHN, Salem, Miss.: A. B., 1853. Dead. 
 L.EAK, WILLIAM P., Wadesboro: 1863->64. Dead. 
 LEAKY, EDGAR, Granville Co. : 1867-'68. Dead. 
 LEDBETTER, HENRY I>AVID, Kockingham : 1886-'88. 
 LED BETTER, HENRY STEELE, Eichmond Co. : 1877-79. 
 LED BETTER, HENRY WALL, Wadesboro: 1854-'55. Born 1833. Civil 
 Engineer. Planter. 
 
 LEDBETTER, JAMES McQuEEN, Kockingham : 1888-. 
 
 LEDBETTER,WILLIAM LEAK, Anson Co.: A. B., 1854. Physician. Surg. 
 C. S. A. Born 1831, died 1870. 
 
 LEE, ALGERNON MOSELEY, Clinton: 1857-60. Born 1836. C. S. A. 
 Physician. 
 
 LEE, JAMES, Dover, Tenn : 1850-51. Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 LEE, KUCKER, 1820. 
 
 LEE, RICHARD HENRY, Clinton : 1860-'62. C. S. A. Merchant. Golds- 
 boro. 
 
 LEE, THOMAS JEFFERSON, Clinton: 1855-'56. Born 1835. C. S. A. 
 Journalist. Druggist. 
 
 LEE, THOMAS MOSSETTE, Clinton : 1886-. 
 
 LEECRAFT, LAFAYETTE F., Beaufort Co. : 1854-'55. 
 
 LEES, DAVID McMiCKEN, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1829. Dead. 
 
 LEETCH, JAMES KNOX, Ala. : A. B., 1823. Dead. 
 
 LEGRAND, JAMES, Montgomery Co. : 1808. Dead. 
 
 LEGRAND, NASH, Norfolk, Va. : 181 6-' 18. U. S. N. Dead. 
 
 LEIGH, FRANK MELANCTHON, Columbus, Miss.: A.B., 1862. Born 1844. 
 Capt. C. S. A. Manufacturer. Comm. Merchant. 
 
 LEIGH, JOHN HENRY JACOCKS, Woodville, Perquimans Co. : 1882-'85. 
 
 LEIGH, JOHN K., New Berne: 1808. State Solicitor. Dead. 
 
 LEIGH, RICHARD H., Perquimans Co.: 1860-'61. Planter. Died 1873. 
 
 LEITCH, GILES, Eobeson Co. : A. B., 1851. Dead. 
 
 LEMLY, HENRY A., Salisbury: 1829-'30. Dead. 
 
 LENOIR, RUFUS T., Fort Defiance, Caldwell Co. : 1844-' 45. 
 
 LENOIR, THOMAS BALLARD, Caldwell Co. : 1879-' 80. 
 
 LENOIR, THOMAS I., Wilkes Co.: 1838-'39. Capt. C, S. A. Dead. 
 
 LENOIR, WALTER JAMES, Patterson, Caldwell Co. : 1880-'82. 
 
 LENOIR, WALTER WAIGHTSTILL, Wilkes Co. : A. B., 1843. Capt. C. S. A. 
 Planter. Shull's Mills, Watauga Co. 
 
 LENTE, FREDERICK Divoux, New Berne: A. B., 1845; A. M., 1849. 
 Physician. Surgeon to West Point Foundry 24 years. Professor Gynae- 
 cology N. Y. Univ., and Asst. Surg. Woman's Hospital. Founder and Presi- 
 dent American Acad. Medicine. Born 1823, died 1883. 
 
 LEONARD, JAMES RODERICK, Columbus, Ga. : 1847-'48. Born 1830. 
 Planter. C. S. A. West Falls, Texas. 
 
 LESESNE, CHARLES, Bladen Co. : A. B., 1859. Physician. Dead. 
 
 LESTER, ROBERT E., Tallahassee, Fla, : B. S., 1859. 
 
 LEVY, LIONEL LINCOLN, New Orleans, La.: A. B., 1847. 
 
 LEWIS, AUGUSTUS MARION, Franklin Co. : 1843-' 44. Born 1821. Pay- 
 master C. S. A. Lawyer. Raleigh. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 163 
 
 LEWIS, CHARLES KELLY, Raleigh : 1877-'78. Born 1859. Lawyer. 
 
 LEWIS, CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, Chapel Hill : 1855-58. 
 
 LEWIS, DAVID W., Sparta, Ga.: 1834-' 35. A. M. Mem. Confed. Cong. 
 
 Pres. Ga. Agric. and Mech. Coll., 1872-'86. Died 1886. 
 LEWIS, EDWARD BULKLEY, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1844. Born 1822, died 
 
 1845. 
 
 LEWIS, EXUM, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1857. Died 1888. 
 LEWIS, HENRY, Lawrenceville, Va. : 1810. Physician. Dead. 
 LEWIS, HENRY WATSON, Lewiston, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1888. Teacher. 
 LEWIS, IVEY FOREMAN, Greensboro, Ala.: A. B., 1854. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Born 1833, died 1884. 
 
 LEWIS, JAMES MALLORY, Chapel Hill : 1844-'47. Born 1830. 
 LEWIS, JOHN BRYAN, Raleigh : 1875-78. 
 LEWIS, JOHN CHURCHILL,, Eutherfordton : 1879-'81. 
 LEWIS, JOHN STANBACK, Sulphur Springs: 1887-. 
 LEWIS, JOHN W., Chapel Hill : 1842-'43. Dead. 
 LEWIS, JOHN W., Halifax, Va.: 1849-' 50. 
 LEWIS, JOSEPH, Granville Co. : 1797. Dead. 
 LEWIS, JOSEPH VOLNEY, Rutherfordton : 1887-. 
 
 LEWIS, JOSEPH WARNER, Lawrenceville, Va. : A. B., 1852. Teacher. 
 LEWIS, KENELM HARRISON, Rocky Mt. : A. B., 1838; A. M., 1845. 
 
 Lawyer. Born 1816, died 1866. 
 LEWIS, RICHARD F., Bladen Co. : 1855-58. Physician. Gen. Assem., 
 
 1885. Lumberton. 
 LEWIS, RICHARD HENRY, Edgecombe Co.: A. B., 1827; A. M., 1830. 
 
 Planter. Born 1806, died 1857. 
 LEWIS, RICHARD HENRY, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1852 ; A. M. Born 1832. 
 
 M. D. Univ. Pa. Teacher. Kinston. 
 LEWIS, RICHARD HENRY, Tarboro: 1866-'68. Born 1850. Physician. 
 
 Prof. Eye and Ear Diseases Savannah Med. Coll., 1875-77. Oculist. Raleigh. 
 LEWIS, ROBERT GUILFORD, Louisburg : 1848-49. Maj. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 
 Raleigh. 
 
 LEWIS, WILLIAM FIGURES, Edgecombe Co. : A. B., 1842. Dead. 
 LEWIS, WILLIAM FIGURES, Kinston : 1882-83. Montana. 
 LEWIS, WILLIAM GASTON, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1855. Born 1835. Civil 
 
 Engineer. Brig. Gen. C. S. A. Goldsboro. 
 LIGHTFOOT, JOHN FRAZER, Tuscumbia, Ala : A. B., 1861. 
 LILES, EDWARD PRENTISS, Lilesville, Anson Co.: 1880-'82. 
 LILES, EDWARD RUTLEDGE, Anson Co. : 1851-52. Col. C. S. A. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Journalist. Born 1832, died 1884. 
 LiLLlNGTON, GEORGE, Wilmington: 1843-' 44. M. D. Univ. Pa. Born 
 
 1827, died 1851. 
 LILLINGTON, JOHN ALEXANDER, Wilmington: A. B., 1840. Lawyer. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Born 1820, died 1854. 
 LINDSAY, ANDREW DICK, Greensboro: A. B., 1859. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Dead. 
 LINDSAY, EDWARD O., Greensboro: 1866-' 68. Physician. Born 1849, 
 
 died 1888. 
 
164 Students of the 
 
 LINDSAY, ERNE&T, Greensboro: 1862-' 63. Born 1845. St. Joseph, Mo. 
 LINDSAY, GAVIN HOGG, Greensboro : A. B., 1853. Lieut. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in battle. 
 LINDSAY, HARPER JEDUTHAN, Greensboro: 1822-'25. Born 1806. 
 
 Dead. 
 LINDSAY, JAMES EARLY, Greensboro : B. S., 1857. Born 1836. Physician. 
 
 Prof. Baltimore Med. Coll. Baltimore, Md. 
 LINDSAY, JEDUTHAN HARPER, Greensboro : 1856-58. Born 1840, died 
 
 1876. 
 LINDSAY, JESSE HARPER, Greensboro : A. B., 1827. Gen. Assem. Pres. 
 
 Nat. Bank Greensboro, 1876-'86. Born 1808, died 1886. 
 LINDSAY, JESSE HARPER, Greensboro : A. B., 1851. Born 1832, died 
 
 1859. 
 
 LINDSAY, ROBERT GOODLOE, Greensboro: 1832-'36. Born 1816. 
 LINDSAY, ROBERT HENRY, Greensboro : .1856-' 58. Born 1838. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in battle, 1861. 
 LINDSAY, THOMAS STRANGE, Greensboro: 1860-'62. Born 1843, died 
 
 1869. 
 
 LITTLE, BLAKE, Edgecombe Co. : 1813. Physician. Dead. 
 LITTLE, FRANK MILTON, Wadesboro : Ph. B., 1886. Teacher. 
 LITTLE, JAMES LAFAYETTE, Greenville: 1880-'81. 
 LITTLE, JOHN, Edenton : 1831-'34. Dead. 
 LITTLE, JOHN RICHARD, Ansonville, Anson Co. : 1876-77. 
 LITTLE, JULIAN HAMPTON, Little's Mills, Eichmond Co: 1884-'85. 
 
 Charlotte. 
 
 LITTLE, JULIUS ALEXANDER, Wadesboro : 1856-58. Born 1840. C. S. A. 
 LITTLE, LACY LEGKAND, Little's Mills, Kichmond Co. : A. B., 1889. 
 LITTLE, WALTER S., Ansonville, Anson Co. : 1864-'66. 
 LITTLE, WILLIAM, Raleigh : A. B., 1858 ; A. M. M. D. Univ. N. Y. Surg. 
 
 C. S. A. Dead. 
 
 LITTLE, WILLIAM B., Anson Co. : 1852-' 54. 
 LITTLE, WILLIAM G., Warsaw, Ala.: 1847-'48. Physician. 
 LITTLE, WILLIAM MYERS, Little's Mills, Eichmond Co.: A. B., 1888. 
 
 Teacher. Statesville. 
 
 LITTLE JOHN, JOSEPH B., Somerville, Tenn. : 1834-'35. Dead. 
 LIVINGSTON, HUGH McGoOGAN, Eobeson Co. : A. B., 1853. Pres. Austin 
 
 Coll., Texas. Dead. Texas. 
 LIVINGSTON, JOHN KNOX, Madison, Fla. : 1867-'68. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Ark. Bennettsville, S. C. 
 
 LIVINGSTON, LACY LEGRAND, Livingston, Fla. : 1867-'68. 
 LLOYD, HENRY S., Martin Co.: 1841-'42. Planter. Died 1860. 
 LLOYD, HENRY, Tarboro : 1875-77. 
 
 LLOYD, JOSEPH Ross, Tarboro: A. B., 1816. Gen. Assem. Dead. 
 LLOYD, SAMUEL P., Orange Co. : 1869-70. 
 LOCKE, MATTHEW B., Salisbury: 1823-'25. Dead. 
 LOCKE, MoSES A., Salisbury : 1799. Dead. 
 LOCKE, ROBERT, Salisbury ; A. B., 1798. Planter. Died 1818. 
 LOCKE, WILLIAM M., Salisbury : 1828-'29. Dead. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 165 
 
 LOCKHART, JOHN J., Northampton Co. : 1833-'36. Planter. Dead. 
 LOGAN, HENRY CHARLES, Virginia : 1838-'39. Planter. Born 1819, died 
 
 1846. 
 
 LOGAN, JOHN EARLY, Greensboro : A. B., 1857. Physician. 
 LOGAN, .RiCHARD, Virginia : 1808. Dead. 
 LOGAN, WILLIAM, Virginia : A. B., 1840. Dead. 
 LOGWOOD, EDMUND, Liberty, Va. : 1822-'23. Dead. 
 LONDON, HENRY A., Wilmington: 1825. Dead. 
 
 LONDON, HENRY ADOLPHUS, Pittsboro : A. B., 1865. Journalist. Lawyer. 
 LONDON, HENRY ADOLPHUS, Pittsboro : 1884-'86. 
 LONDON, JOHN HAUGHTON, Pittsboro : 1886-'88. Dentist. 
 LONDON, JOHN K., Wilmington : 1798. Dead. 
 LONG, ALEXANDER, Rowan Co. : 1809. Dead. 
 LONG, ALPHONZO, Randolph Co.: 1838-'39. Dead. 
 LONG, AUGUSTUS WHITE, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1884. Prof. English Trinity 
 
 Coll. N. C., and Wofford Coll., S. C. Spartanburg, S. C. 
 LONG, BENJAMIN SHERROD, Halifax Co.: A. B., 1825. Dead. 
 LONG, DANIEL A., Alamance Co.: 1866-68; A.M.; D. D., 1886. LL.D. 
 
 Pres. Antioch Coll. Yellow Springs, Ohio. 
 LONG, FRANK PEGUES, Jackson, Tenn. : A. B., 1859. 
 LONG, GEORGE WASHINGTON, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1799. Dead. 
 LONG, HAMILTON CRUMP, Buncombe Co.: 1881-'82. 
 LONG, HERVEY, 1808. Dead. 
 
 LONG, ISAAC HENRY, Graham : 1876-78. Born 1854, died 1878. 
 LONG, JAMES ALLEN, Randolph Co.: A. B., 1841. Lawyer. Journalist. 
 
 Born 1817, died 1864. 
 
 LONG, JAMES M., Caswell Co. : I860-' 61. C. S. A. Dead. 
 LONG, JOHN EDGAR, Graham : 1885-87. 
 LONG, JOHN J., Halifax Co. : 1831-'32. Dead. 
 LONG, JOHN S., New Berne: 1851-'52. A. B. Randolph-Macon, 1851. 
 
 Lawyer. 
 LONG, JOHN WESLEY, Randolph Co. : A. B., 1844. M. D. Univ. Pa. Born 
 
 1824, died 1863. 
 
 LONG, NICHOLAS, Louisburg : 1795. Dead. 
 LONG, NICHOLAS M., Halifax Co.: 1828-'29. Planter. Dead. 
 LONG, NICHOLAS M., Halifax Co. : 1850-'52. Capt. C. S. A. Dead. 
 LONG, OSMOND FITZ, Randolph Co. : A. B., 1829. M. D. Univ. Pa. Born 
 
 1808, died 1864. 
 
 LONG, KICHARD W., Salisbury, 1823-'24. Physician. Dead. 
 LONG, THOMAS HIRAM, Chapel Hill : 1881-'83. Planter. 
 LONG, THOMAS RUFFIN, Yanceyville : A. B., 1856. C. S. A. Dead. 
 LONG, VERNON W., Chapel Hill: Ph. B., 1887. Journalist. Winston. 
 LONG, WILLIAM, Rowan Co. : 1809. Dead. 
 LONG, WILLIAM JOHN, Randolph Co. : A. B., 1838. Gen. Assem. Mem. 
 
 Conv., 1861. Lawyer. Born 1815, died 1882. Minneapolis, Minn. 
 LONG, WILLIAM STEPHENS, Yanceyville : A. B., 1854. 
 LONG, WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Weldon : 1880-'81. 
 LORD, FREDERICK JAMES, Wilmington: A. B., 1843. 
 
166 Students of the 
 
 LiORD, JOHN, Wilmington: 1810. Dead. 
 
 LORD, STEPHEN F., Salisbury : 1863-'64. 
 
 LORD, WILLIAM A., Wilmington: 1853-'55. 
 
 LIORD, WILLIAM CAMPBELL, Salisbury: A. B., 1858. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in battle. 
 
 LOVE, EDGAR, Gastonia, Gaston Co. : 1886-. 
 LOVE, JAMES LEE, Gaston Co. : Ph. B., 1884. Asst. Prof, of Math., U. N. C., 
 
 1885-. Chapel Hill. 
 
 LOVE, ROBERT E., Salisbury: 1830-'32. Dead. 
 LOVE, SAMUEL E., Farmville, Va. : 1813. Dead. 
 LOVE, STIRLING E., Lawrenceville, Va. : 1816. Dead. 
 LOVE, WILLIAM C., Chapel Hill : 1802. M. C., 1815-'17. Dead. 
 LOVE, WILLIAM JAMES, Wilmington: A. B., 1855. Physician. 
 LOWE, CICERO FRANKLIN, Lexington : 1885-'87. 
 LOWTHER, CHARLES EDEN, Edenton : A. B., 1849. Dead. 
 LOWTHER, WILLIAM !>., Edenton: 1813. Dead. 
 LUCAS, JAMES S.. Washington: 1859-'62. 
 LUCAS, JOSEPH B., Chapel Hill : 1845-49. A. M. Tutor Anc. Langs., 
 
 U. N. C., 1854-'57. Dead. 
 
 LUCAS, WILLIAM, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1847. Dead. 
 LUNDY, ETHELDRED H., Hicksford, Va.: 1812. Dead. 
 LUNSFORD, WILLIAM EWART, Durham : 1886-'87. 
 LUSHER, G-EORGE M., Memphis, Tenn. : 1856-'57. C. S. A. Engineer. 
 LUSHER, NATHANIEL PEARSON, Memphis, Tenn.: A. B., 1858. Lawyer. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 LUTTERLOH, ED WARD BuxTON, Fayetteville : 1869-70. 
 LUTTERLOH, HERBERT, Fayetteville : 1877-'78. 
 LUTTERLOH, JARVIS BUXTON, Fayetteville : A. B., 1860. Lt. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in battle near Kinston, 1863. 
 iLuTTRELL, JAMES C., Knoxville, Tenn.: 1857-'59. Born 1841. Capt. 
 
 C. H. A. Mayor. Merchant. 
 LYNCH, JAMES D., Boydton, Va. : 1855-'58. 
 LYNCH, JOHN BAIRD, Lombardy Grove, Va. : A. B., 1859. 
 LYNCH, LEANDER WILLIAMS, Cuba, Kutherford Co. : 1885-'88. 
 LYNCH, ROBERT BINGHAM, High Point, Guilford Co. : 1881-82. 
 LYNCH, WILLIAM BINGHAM, Orange Co. : A. B., 1859. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 LYNE, GEORGE, Granville Co. : 1814. Dead. 
 LYNE, HENRY, Granville Co. : 1806. Dead. 
 LYNE, LEONARD H., Granville Co. : 1807. Dead. 
 LYON, HARRISON PITTMAN, Edgecombe Co. : 1858-'61. Lieut. 33d N. C., 
 
 C. S. A. Killed at the Wilderness, May 12, 1864. 
 
 LYON, JAMES THEOPHILUS, Franklinton, Franklin Co.: 1869-70. 
 LYON, MARTIN ARMSTRONG, Linden, Ala.: 1845-' 47. Merchant. Born 
 
 1826, died 1870. Mobile, Ala. 
 
 LYON, WILLIAM PLEASANT, Franklinton, Franklin Co. : 1869-70. 
 LYTLE, ARCHIBALD, Tennessee: A. B., 1801. Dead. 
 LYTLE, JOHN, Tennessee: 1808. Dead. 
 LYTLE,WILLIAM FRANKLIN, Rutherford Co., Tenn. : A. B., 1824. Dead. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 167 
 
 McADEN, BENJAMIN TERRY, Charlotte : 1878-79. Died Nov., 1888. 
 
 McADEN, JOHN H., Caswell Co.: 1853-'54. Physician. Charlotte. 
 
 Me ADIN, HENRY, Caswell Co. : 1817. M. D. Dead. 
 
 McADOO, ALBERT Y., Guilford Co.: 1838-'39. M. D. Dead. 
 
 Me ADOO,WlLLl AM C., Greensboro: 1863-'65. Dead. 
 
 McAFEE, ABNER A., Shelby : 1859-61. Dead. 
 
 McArEE, L,ERO Y MANGUM, Cleveland Co. : A. B., 1 858 ; A. M., 1866. Col. 
 
 C. S. A. Dead. 
 Me ALISTER, ALEXANDER CAREY, Kandolph Co. : A. B., 1858. Lt. Col. 
 
 C. S. A. Planter. Ashboro. 
 Me ALISTER, ALEXANDER WORTH, Ashboro, Kandolph Co. : A. B., 1882. 
 
 Lawyer. 
 
 Me ALISTER, CHARLES COLVIN, Ashboro, Kandolph Co. : 1887-'88. Mer- 
 chant. 
 Me ALISTER, I>AVID, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1834. Tutor U. N. C., 1835. 
 
 Physician. Dead. 
 
 Me ALISTER, HECTOR, Cumberland Co.: A. B., 1841. Minister. Dead. 
 Me ALPINE, ANDREW J., Yanceyville, Caswell Co.: 1847-' 48. 
 Me ALPINE, WILLIAM A., Eutaw, Ala,: 1856-'58. 
 MACARTNEY, THOMAS NOLES, Mobile, Ala. : A. B., 1858. C. S. A. County 
 
 Solicitor. Adj. Gen. Ala., 1874-78. Born 1839, died 1883. 
 McAuLEY, JOHN MARTIN, Mecklenburg Co. : 1881-'82. 
 McBEE, VARDRY ALEXANDER, S. C. : A. B., 1841. 
 McBEE, WILLIAM PINCKNEY, Greenville, S. C. : A. B., 1842. 
 McBRYDE, ARCHIBALD A., Cumberland Co.: 1852-55. Dead. 
 MCBRYDE, MALCOLM, Robeson Co. : 1833-'34. 
 MCBRYDE, THOMAS K., Robeson Co. : 1856-'58. Lt. C. S. A. 
 McBRYDE, WILLIAM J., Montgomery, Ala. : 1841-' 43. Lawyer. Dead. 
 McCABE, JOHN, Houston, Miss: 1854-'55. Lawyer. 
 McCAiN, NATHANIEL HENRY, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1830 ; A. M., 1841. 
 McCAiN, WILLIAM A., Rockingham Co. : 1830-'31. Dead. 
 McCALL, JAMES M., Wilmington : 1823-'26. Dead. 
 McCALL, ROBERT SEVIER, North Cove, McDowell Co.: 1879-80. 
 McCALLUM, ARCHIBALD TORREY, Shoe Hill, Robeson Co. : 1877-78. 
 McCALLUM, JAMES BAXTER, Robeson Co.: A. B., 1860. Lt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1839. Killed at Drury's Bluff, 1864. 
 
 McCASKEY, THOMAS EDWARD, Williamston, Martin Co.: 1883-'84. 
 McCASKiLL, NEILL E., Carthage, Moore Co. : 1857-'58. 
 MCCAULEY, CHARLES MAURICE TALLEYRAND, Chapel Hill : A. B., 
 
 1838. Lawyer. Monroe. 
 
 McCAULEY, KOBERT W., Orange Co. : 1815. Dead. 
 McCAULEY, SAMUEL, Chapel Hill: 1842-' 43. 
 McCAULEY, WILLIAM, Orange Co. : 1813. Dead. 
 
 Me CLAMMY, CHARLES WASHINGTON, New Hanover Co. : A. B., 1859. 
 Born May 29, 1839. Maj. 3d N. C., C. S. A. Planter. Gen. Assem., 1866 
 and 1871. Pres. Elector, 1884. M. C., 1887. Scott's Hill, Pender Co. 
 McCLAMMY, HERBERT, Scott's Hill, Pender Co.: 1883-'85. Lawyer. 
 MCCLAMROCK, WILLIAM DAVID, Cana: 1888-'89. 
 
168 Students of the 
 
 McCLEES, JOSEPH, Alligator, Tyrrell Co.: A. B., 1843. Gen.Assem. Lawyer. 
 
 Planter. Born 1820, died 1856. 
 McCLELLAND, JAMES C., Iredell Co.: A. B., I860. Teacher. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1837. Killed in service, 1862. 
 
 McCLENAHAN, JAMES T., Pittsboro: 1849-'51. Dead. 
 McCLUNG, JAMES WHITE, Knoxville, Tenn.: A. B., 1816. Lawyer. 
 
 Speaker Gen. Assem. Aln. Born June 6, 1798, died May 30, 1848. Hunts- 
 
 ville, Ala. 
 McC/LUNG, MATTHEW, Knoxville, Tenn.: A. B., 1815. Merchant and 
 
 Planter. Born Oct. 10, 1795, died Oct. 5, 1844. 
 McCLURE, WILLIAM K., Arkadelphia, Ark.: 1857-'58. 
 McCoNNAUGHEY, GEORGE CHAMBERS, Rowan Co. : A. B., 1859. 
 McCoNNAUGHEY, JAMES A., Rowan Co.: 1852-'54. 
 McCoNNAUGHEY, JOSEPH LiUCiEN, Kowan Co.: A. B., 1858. 
 McCoRD, ALLISON, Ala. : 1826-' 28. Dead. 
 
 McCoRKLE, GEORGE, Newton : A. B., 1878. Lawyer. Washington, D. C. 
 McCORKLE, JAMES M., Wadesboro: 1841-42. Dead. 
 McCoRMiCK, JAMES Lu, Robeson Co.: 1855-' 57. Capt. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 at Fort Fisher, 1864. 
 McCoTTER, RICHARD I>AWSON, New Berne: 1858-' 59. Born 1837. Lt. 
 
 C. S. A. Gen. Assem., 1883. Teacher. Pamlico. 
 McCREERY,"HAWES, Owensboro, Ky. : 1876-77. 
 McCiiLLEN, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Kinston: 1878-'79. 
 Me CULLOCH, ALEXANDER, Halifax Co.: 1796. Dead. 
 McClJLLOCH, BENJAMIN, Halifax Co.: 1802 V Dead. 
 McClJLLOCH, JAMES C., Morton's Store, Alamance Co.: 1883-' 84. 
 McCuLLOCH, SAMUEL, Halifax Co. : 1799. Dead. 
 McCuLLOCH, THOMAS FILLMORE, Guilford Co. : 1878-79. 
 MCCTJTCHEN, ROBERT GEORGE, Williamsburg Dist., S. C.: A. B., 1836. 
 
 Minister. 
 
 MCCUTCHEN, THOMAS, S. C.: 1834-'35. 
 
 McDADE, ALPHONZO J., Chapel Hill: 1851-'55. Merchant. Mayor. 
 McI>ADE, DANIEL C., Chapel Hill: 1853-'54. 
 MC!>ADE, JOHN HENDERSON, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1852. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in service. 
 
 McDADE, WAYNE H., Chapel Hill : 1852-'54. C. S. A. Dead. 
 McDANlEL, WILLIAM C., Fayetteville: I860-' 62. Dead. 
 MCDERMOTT, JOSEPH ALEXANDER, Tellico Plains, Tenn.: 1860-'61. 
 
 Capt. 59th Tenn. Inf., C. S. A. Born Jan. 1 1 , 1843, killed at Vicksburg, May ' 
 
 28, 1863. 
 
 MCDONALD, A. R., Moore Co.: 1852-'53. 
 McDoNALD, WILLIAM, Moore Co. : A. B., 1859. Minister. 
 McDoNALD, WILLIAM G., Greensboro, Ala.: 1839-'40. M.D. Born 1822, 
 
 died 1847. Lexington, Ky. 
 
 McDoNALD, WILLIAM H., Raleigh: A. B., 1887. Charlotte. 
 McDoUGALD, DANIEL, Cumberland Co.: A. B., 1855; A. M. Lawyer. 
 
 Capt. 15th N. C., C. S. A. Born Oct. 24, 1835, killed at Malvern Hill, July, 
 
 1862. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 169 
 
 McDouGALD, NEILL MlLLARD, Devane, Cumberland Co.: 1880-'81. 
 McDowELL, CHARLES HARPER, Shufordsville, Henderson Co. : 1880-'82. 
 Me I>0 WELL, CHARLES J.,Camden,S.C.: 1856-57. Sergt. C. S. A. Dead. 
 McDowELL, JAMES ALLEN, Shufordsville, Henderson Co. : 1880-'82. 
 MCDOWELL, THOMAS L>AVID SMITH, Bladen Co.: A. B., 1843. Mem. 
 
 Con fed. Cong. 
 
 MCDOWELL, WILLIAM A., Mecklenburg Co. : 1835-'36. 
 McDuFFiE, ARCHIBALD MURPHY, Fayetteville : 1888-. 
 McDuFFlE, MALCOLM JAMES, Cumberland Co.: A. B., 1851. Dead. 
 McEACHAN, DANIEL PURCELL, Kobeson Co. : A. B., 1859. 
 McEACHERN, ROBERT J., Robeson Co. : 1856-'58. Capt. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in service. 
 MCEACHIN, CALVIN ALEXANDER, Robeson Co. : A. B., 1855. C. S. A. 
 
 Mem. Conven., 1875. 
 
 McEACHiN, CHARLES, Montgomery, Ala. : 1843-' 47. Physician. 
 McEACHiN, PETER A., Robeson Co.: 1850-'53. Dead. 
 McEACHiN, PETER HECTOR, Montgomery, Ala. : A. B., 1848. Died 1851. 
 McEACHiN, WALTER DEBERNIERE, Laurinburg, Richmond Co.: 
 
 1884-'S5. Planter. 
 McEL WEE, WILLIAM HENRY, Statesville: 1881-'S3. Express Agent. 
 
 Greensboro. 
 McFADYEN, ARCHIBALD W., Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1862. Lt. C. S. A. 
 
 Minister. Clarkton. 
 MCGAVOCK, FELIX GRUNDY, Nashville, Tenn.: 1850-'51. Born 1832. 
 
 Physician. Planter. Pecan Pt., Ark. 
 McGAVOCK, JOHN JACOB, Nashville, Tenn. : 1853-'54. Born 1835. 
 
 C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 McGEHEE, Lucius POLK, Raleigh : A. B., 1887. 
 McGEHEE, MONTFORD, Person Co. : A. B., 1841 ; A. M., 1844. Born 1822. 
 
 Lawyer. Planter. Gen. Assem., 1862-79. Mem. Conven., 1865. Commr. 
 
 Agriculture, 1880-'87. Raleigh. 
 McGEHEE, THOMAS JEFFREYS, Person Co.: 1837-'38. Planter. Born 
 
 1819, died 1853. 
 
 McGEHEE, WILLIAM POLK, Caswell Co. : 1882-'83, Raleigh. 
 McGHEE, BARCLAY, Knoxville, Tenn.: 1840-41. Planter. Dead. 
 McGHEE, GEORGE W., Tenn. : 1819. Dead. 
 McGiLVARY, JOHN H., Fayetteville: 1859-'61. 
 McGuiRE, JAMES, Mocksville, Davie Co. : Ph. B., 1887. 
 MclLHENNY, JOHN, Wilmington : 1865-'67. 
 MclLHENNY, THOMAS COWAN, Wilmington : A. B., 1845. 
 MclNNis, I>UNCAN, Robeson Co.: A. B., 1813. Dead. 
 MclNNis, JOHN, South Carolina: 1807. Dead. 
 
 MclNTYRE, ALEXANDER, Cameron, Moore Co. : 1880-'83. Ocala, Fla. 
 MclNTYRE, DUNCAN THOMAS, Laurinburg, Richmond Co. : 1881-'82. 
 MclNTYRE, PETER, Cameron, Moore Co. : 1880-'82. 
 MclNTYRE, KENNETH M., Moore Co. : 1856-'58. Minister. 
 MclNTYRE, WILLIAM A., Fayetteville: A. B., 1853. Dead. 
 
170 Students of the 
 
 MclvEB, ALEXANDER, Moore Co. : A. B., 1853. Prof. Math., U. N. C., 
 1869-'70, and Davidson Coll. Supt. Pub. Inst. Supt. Greensboro Graded 
 Schools. Oaks, Orange Co. 
 
 MclvER, ALEXANDER, Oaks, Orange Co. : 1886-. 
 MclvER, BERRIE CHANDLER, Sanford, Moore Co.: A. B., 1885. Tutor 
 
 Greek, U. N. C. Teacher. Goldsboro. 
 MclvER, CHARLES DUNCAN, Egypt, Chatham Co.: A. B., 1881. Born 
 
 3860. Teacher. Supt. of State Institutes, 1889-. Raleigh. 
 MclvER, DUNCAN EVANDER, Sanford, Moore Co. : 1878-'81. Gen. Assem. 
 MclvER, EVANDER J., Moore Co.: A. B., 1855. Col. C. S. A. Supt. Pub. 
 
 Instruction, Ala. 
 
 MclvER, GEORGE WILCOX, Chapel Hill : 1869-70. Lt. 7th Inf., U. S. A. 
 MclvER, HARMAN MARTIN, Oaks, Orange Co. : 1886-'87. 
 MclvER, JOHN ALTON, Jonesboro, Moore Co. : A. B., 1881. 
 MclvER, JOHN FENELON, Winder, Moore Co. : A. B., 1887. 
 MclvER, JOHN MCMILLAN, Moore Co. : A. B., 1862. Egypt. 
 MclvER, WILLIAM DONALD, Egypt, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1884. Lawyer. 
 
 Sanford. 
 
 McKAY, ALEXANDER, Augusta, Ga. : A. B., 1827. Dead. 
 McKAY, ALFRED, Salisbury : 1811. Dead. 
 McKAY, DANIEL McNEiLL, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1853. 
 McKAY, JAMES, Salisbury : 1810. Dead. 
 
 McKAY, JOHN ARCHIBALD, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1853. Physician. 
 McKAY, NEILL, Cumberland Co. : 1835-'36. D. D. Presb. Minister. 
 McKAY, NEILL, Memphis, Tenn.: A. B., 1851. Dead. 
 McKAY, NEILL, Summerville, Harnett Co. : 1875-'76. 
 McKAY, PRENTYS, Summerville, Harnett Co. : 1875-'76. 
 McKAY, WILSON J., Harnett Co.: 1866-'68. Minister. 
 McKEE, JAMES, Raleigh : 1859-'61. Lt. C. S. A. Physician. 
 MCKELLAR, WILLIAM HAMILTON, Dallas Co., Ala. : 1856-'58. Born 
 
 1838, died 1869. 
 
 McKESSON, CHARLES FlNLEY, Morgan ton: 1865-68. Born 1849. Lawyer. 
 McKETHAN, EDWIN ROBESON, Fayetteville : 1887-. 
 MCKETHAN, EDWIN TURNER, Fayetteville: A. B., 1860. Lt. C. S. A. 
 
 Died 1888. 
 McKETHAN, JOHN CAMPBELL, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1854. C. S. A. 
 
 Physician. Dead. 
 McKETHAN, WILLIAM R., Cumberland Co.: 1860-61. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1842, died in service 1861. 
 McKiMMON, ARTHUR NELSON, Raleigh: A. B., 1860; A. M., 1866. C. S. A. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 McKiMMON, JAMES, Raleigh : A. B., 1860. Lt. C. S. A. 
 McKiNNlE, DAVID E., Wayne Co.: 1867-68. Adj. C. S. A. Teacher. 
 
 Merchant. Princeton, Johnston Co. 
 
 McKiNNON, GRAHAM, Plainview, Robeson Co. : 1884-'S6. 
 McKiNNON, JOHN, Cumberland Co.: A. B., 1857. 
 McKiNNON, MALCOLM A., Cumberland Co.: 1838-'39. Dead. 
 McKiNNON, MALCOLM McNEiLL, Robeson Co. : 1852-'53. Dead. Ala. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. Ill 
 
 Me KINNON, WILLIAM BETHUNE, Richmond Co. : 1854-'57. Surg. C. S. A . 
 
 Born 1836, killed in service, 1862. 
 McKoY, ALLMAND A., Sampson Co. : 1846-' 47. Judge Superior Ct. Died 
 
 1886. 
 
 McKoY, ED WARD, Marlboro Dist., South Carolina: 1807. Physician. Dead. 
 McLAUCHLIN, ARCHIBALD, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1856. Dead. 
 McLAUCHLlN, JOHN CALTIN, Cumberland Co.: A. B., 1857. Lawyer. 
 
 Wadesboro. 
 
 MCLAUGHLIN, RICHARD B., Statesville : 1888-'89. Lawyer. 
 McLiAURiN, JAMES, Virginia: 1815. Dead. 
 
 McLiAURlN, JOSEPH, Wilmington : A. B., 1844. Born 1822. Banker. 
 McLAURlN, WILLIAM H., Laurinburg, Richmond Co.: 1859-'61. 
 MCLEAN, CHARLES EDGAR, McLeansville, Guilford Co.: 1878-79. 
 McLiEAN, COLIN MONROE, Bladensboro, Bladen Co. : 1882-'83. 
 Me LEAN, JOHN K., Cheraw, South Carolina: 1854-'56. Physician. Surg. 
 
 C. S. A. Died 1884. 
 McLiEAN, MuRDOCK, Robeson Co.: A. B., 1812; A. M., 1820. Physician. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 McLdEAN, NATHANIEL, Robeson Co. : A. B., 1849. Dead. 
 McLdEAN, NEILL ARCHIBALD, Lumberton, Robeson Co. : 1877-78. Gen. 
 
 Assem., 1883-'85. 
 McLiEAN, WILLIAM PINKNEY, Harrison, Cass Co., Texas: A. B., 1857. 
 
 Born 1836. Maj. C. S. A. Mem. Gen. Assem., 1861-'71. M. C., 1875-77. 
 
 Mem. Conven., 1875. Dist, Judge. Mt. Pleasant, Texas. 
 Mcl/EMORE, JEFFERSON H., Carroll Co., Miss.: 1859-60. 
 McLEMORE, ROBERT SAMUEL, Gerenton, Carroll Co., Miss. : A. B., 1857. 
 
 Lawyer. 
 
 McLiEOD, GILBERT, Euphronia, Moore Co.: 1877-'78. 
 McLiEOD, WILLIS HUNTER, Johnson Co. : A. B., 1840. Dead. 
 McLiERAN, JAMES, Fayetteville : 1814. Dead. 
 McLiERAN, JOHN, Fayetteville : 1813. Dead. 
 
 McLiiN, HENRY, New Berne : A. B., 1833 ; A. M., 1850. Lawyer. Drug- 
 gist. Born 1815, died 1870. 
 
 McLiiN, JOHN W., Hay wood Co., Tenn. : 1857-58. Dead. 
 McLiiN, WILLIAM, Greenville Co., Va. : 1804. Dead. 
 McLlN, WILLIAM, Hicksford, Va. : 1822-'25. Dead. 
 MCMILLAN, ANDREW, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1840. Minister. 
 MCMILLAN, ARCHIBALD ALEXANDER, Robeson Co. : A. B., 1862. 
 MCMILLAN, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Robeson Co. : 1878-'79. 
 MCMILLAN, FRANKLIN B., Ashe Co. : 1846-'47. Dead. 
 McMiLLAN, GEORGE W., New Hanover Co. : A. B., 1861. C. S.A. Killed 
 
 in service. 
 McMiLLAN, HAMILTON, Cumberland Co.: A. B., 1857. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Teacher. Author. Wilson. 
 McMiLLAN, HENRY, Gadsden Co., Fla.: 1858-'61. 
 
 McMiLLAN, HENRY WILLIAM, Robeson Co. : A. B., 1855. Lawyer. Ark. 
 McMiLLAN, JOHN J., Bladen Co.: 1818. Dead. 
 McMiLLAN, JOHN LHPTHER, Robeson Co. : 1878-' 79. 
 
172 Students of the 
 
 McNABB, JAMES GRAHAM, Eufaula, Ala. : 1856-' 57. LL. B., 1858. Died 
 
 1862. 
 
 McNABB, JOHN M., Eufaula, Ala. : 1859-' 61. C. S. A. Killed in battle, 1862. 
 McNAiB, DUGALD PATTERSON, Robeson Co.: A. B., 1856. C. S. A. 
 
 Teacher. Dead. Ala. 
 McNAiR, DUNCAN ELIZABETH, Robeson Co. : A. B., 1855. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in service. 
 
 McNAiR, JOHN, North Carolina : 1797. Dead. 
 
 McNAiR, JOHN CALVIN, Robeson Co. : A. B., 1849 ; A. M., 1852. Dead. 
 McNAiR, MALCOLM, Robeson Co. : A. B., 1849. Minister. Died 1874. 
 McNAiR, RORY, Robeson Co. : A. B., 1855 ; A. M. Died 1868. 
 MCNAIRT, BARTLETT YANCT, Guilford Co. : A. B., 1843. Dead. 
 McNAlRY, BOYD, Guilford Co. : 1824-'26. Dead. 
 McNAlRY, SAMUEL A., Tennessee: 1801. Dead. 
 McNATT, HENRY WISE, Robeson Co.: 1878-'79. 
 MCNEELY, THOMAS CHALMERS, Salisbury: 1883-'84. 
 McNElLL, ANGUS CURRIE, Robeson Co. : A. B., 1839. Minister. Dead. 
 MCNEILL, CHARLES ALEXANDER, Carthage, Moore Co. : 1876-78. 
 McNElLL, DANIEL HECTOR, Cumberland Co. : 1881-'8o. Minister. Mar- 
 shall, Texas. 
 
 McNElLL, GEORGE, Fayetteville : 1842-',44. Dead. 
 McNElLL, HECTOR JAMES, Robeson Co. : A. B., 1855. Died 1860. 
 MCNEILL, JAMES ARCHIBALD, Robeson Co.: A. B., 1852. C. S. A. 
 
 Teacher. Cameron, Milam Co., Texas. 
 McNElLL, JAMES H., Fayetteville: 1840-' 41. Minister. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in battle. 
 
 McNElLL, JOHN PINKNEY, Lumberton, Robeson Co. : 1887-. 
 MCNEILL, JOHN QUINCE, Wilmington : A. B., 1819. Dead. 
 McNElLL, MALCOLM, Virginia: 1813. Dead. 
 MCNEILL, MALCOLM DANIEL, Union, Moore Co. : 1884-'85. 
 MCNEILL, NEILL RUSSELL, Raeford: 1888-. 
 McNElLL, THOMAS A., Robeson Co.: A. B., 1868. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 
 Lumberton. 
 
 MC^TEILL, THOMAS IRBY, Cheraw, S. C.: 1875-'78. 
 McNElLL, WILLIAM HAMILTON, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1887. Lawyer. 
 
 Teacher. 
 McNiDER, VIRGINIUS ST. CLAIR, Edenton : 1865-' 67. M. D. Balto. Med. 
 
 Coll. Jackson. 
 
 McPHEETERS, SAMUEL BROWN, Raleigh : A. B., 1841 ; D. D. Dead. 
 Me PHEETERS, WILLIAM MARCELLUS, Raleigh : 1837-'38. Prof. Materia 
 
 Medica. St. Louis, Mo. 
 
 McQuEEN, ARCHIBALD, Robeson Co.: A. B., 1812. Minister. Dead. 
 McQuEEN, HUGH, Chatham Co.: 1818. Mem. Conv., 1835. Atty. Gen., 
 
 1841-'42. Dead. 
 
 McQuEEN, JAMES A., Robeson Co. : 1852-'56. Minister. Dead. Fla. 
 McQuEEN, JAMES D., Lumberton, Robeson Co. : 1856-58. Died 1858. 
 McQuEEN, JOHN KNOX, Floral College, Robeson Co. : A. B., 1862. C. S. A. 
 
 Physician. Died 1885. Alabama. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 173 
 
 McRACKAN, WILLIAM W., Fayetteville : 1828-'29. Dead. 
 
 McRAE, AULAY SYLVESTER, Mt. Gilead, Montgomery Co.: 1884-'85. 
 
 Teacher. 
 
 McRAE, CAMERON FARQUHAR, Fayetteville : 1825-'26. Minister. Dead. 
 McKAE, DUNCAN GRANGER, Montgomery Co. : 1856-' 57. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1833. Killed in battle 1863. 
 McRAE, DUNCAN KIRKLAND, Fayetteville : 1835-'37. LL. D., 1886. 
 
 Col. C. S. A. Consul at Paris. Died 1888. 
 
 McRAE, JOHN BuRGWYN, Savannah, Ga. : 1862-'63. Lawyer. Jackson. 
 McRAE, JAMES PATTERSON, Laurinburg, Richmond Co. : 1877-79. 
 McRAE, MONTFORD STOKES, Mangum, Richmond Co. : 1852-'53. Sergt. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1835. Killed in battle 1862. 
 
 McRAE, RODERICK, Laurinburg, Richmond Co.: A. B., 1881. 
 McRAE, SAMUEL HINSDALE, Fayetteville : 1884-'85. Civil Engineer. 
 McRAE, "WlLHAM PLUMMER, Warrenton : 1880-'81. Teacher. Peters- 
 burg, Va. 
 
 McREE, ANDREW FRANKLIN, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1841. 
 McREE, ROBERT C., Wilmington: 1861-'63. Sergt. C. S. A. Killed in 
 
 service. 
 McSwEEN, MuRDOCK J., Richmond Co.: 1857-'59. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 
 Journalist. Died 1880. 
 
 Me WILLIAMS, FREDERICK NAPOLEON, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1836. Dead. 
 MAER, ABRAM, Bertie Co. : 1813-'17. Born 1795. Lawyer. Teacher. Dead. 
 
 Georgia. 
 
 MAJETTE, MARK, Como, Hertford Co. : 1885-'87. Lawyer. 
 MAKEPEACE, COLIN McRAE, Franklinsville, Randolph Co. : 1882-83. 
 MALLETT, EDWARD JONES, Fayetteville : A. B., 1818 ; A. M., 1850 
 
 Lawyer. Consul General to Italy, 1858. Paymaster Gen. U. S. A., 1862-'65 
 
 Born 1797, died 1883. New York City. 
 MALLETT, EDWARD, Fayetteville : A. B., 1849. Col. C. S. A. Killed at 
 
 Bentonsville, 1865. 
 MALLETT, GEORGE HOOPER, Brooklyn, N. Y. : 1883-'84. Physician. 
 
 Mexico. 
 MALLETT, HERBERT H., Chapel Hill : 1863-'65. C. S. A. Planter. Died 
 
 1878. Louisiana. 
 
 MALLETT, JOHN W., Fayetteville : 1859-'61. Adjt. C. S. A. Sumpter, S. C. 
 MALLETT, JOHN WALKER, Chapel Hill : 1875-'76. Planter. 
 MALLETT, RICHARDSON, Chapel Hill : 1858-'61. Lieut. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 at Gettysburg, 1863. 
 
 MALLOY, ALEXANDER, Richmond Co.: 1866-68. Dead. 
 M ALONE, JOHN Li. , Tuscumbia, Ala. : 1845-'46. 
 
 M ANER, NEVERSON C. , Edgecombe Co. : 1860-'61 . C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 MANESS, WILLIAM B., Moore Co.: 1865-'66. Dead. 
 MANGUM, CHARLES STAPLES, Chapel Hill: 1887-. 
 MANGUM, ERNEST PRESTON, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1885 ; A. M., 1886. 
 
 Teacher. Asheville. 
 MANGUM, PRIESTLY HINTON, Orange Co.: A. B., 1815; A. M., 1819. 
 
 Tutor U. N. C., 1817. Dead. 
 
174 Students of the 
 
 MANGUM, WILLIAM PRESTON, Orange Co. : 1855-'57. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 Born 1837. Killed at 1st Manassas, 1861. 
 
 MANGUM, WILLIE PERSON, Orange Co.: A. B., 1815; A. M; LL. D. 
 Judge Superior Ct., 1819 and 1826. M. C., 1823-'26. U. S. Sen., 1837-'41, 
 and 1841- J 53. Pres. U. S. Sen., 1842-'45. Born 1792, died 1861. 
 
 MANGUM, WILLIE PERSON, Hillsboro : A. B., 1848. Tutor Wake Forest 
 Coll. Lawyer. Mem. Eoyal Asiatic Soc. Consul and Consul-general to 
 China and Japan, 1861-'81. Born May 7, 1827, died Feb. 11, 1881. Tien- 
 Tsin, China. 
 
 MANLY, BASIL, Raleigh : 1856-'57. Maj. C. S. A. Mayor. Dead. 
 
 MANLY, CHARLES, Pittsboro: A. B., 1814; A. M. Lawyer. Atty. for 
 Chatham Co. 30 yrs. Sec. and Treas. Bd. of Trustees, 1821-'68. Pres. Elector 
 1840. Governor 1849-'51. Born May 13, 1795, died May 1, 1871. 
 
 MANLY, CHARLES, Raleigh: 1841-' 42. Dead. 
 
 MANLY, JOHN HAYWOOD, Raleigh : 1839-'40. Lawyer. Col. C. S. A. 
 Dead. 
 
 MANLY, L.ANGDON CHEVES, Raleigh : A. B., 1845 ; A. M., 1849. Physi- 
 cian. Dead. 
 
 MANLY, MATTHIAS EVANS, Pittsboro: A. B., 1824; A. M., 1829. Judge 
 Superior Ct., 1840-'59. Judge Supreme Ct., 1860-'65. Mem. Conv., 1865. 
 Speaker State Sen., 1866. Elected U. S. Sen., 1867. Born 1801, died 1881. 
 New Berne. 
 
 MANLY, WILLIAM HENRY, Raleigh : A. B., 1847. Dead. 
 
 MANN, JAMES N., Nash Co. : A. B., 1819. Gen. Assem. Dead. 
 
 MANN, JULIAN SMITH, Middleton, Hyde Co. : A. B., 1885. Lawyer. 
 
 MANN, RUFUS BROOKS, Henderson Co. : A. B., 1858. Teacher. 
 
 MANN, SAMUEL S., Lake Landing, Hyde Co.: 1888-. 
 
 MANN, THOMAS JOHN, Belvoir, Chatham Co. : 1869-70. 
 
 MANN, THOMAS ST., Nash Co.: 1815. Gen. Assem. Charge* d'Affaires 
 Guatemala. Dead. 
 
 MANNING, FREDERICK HAUGHTON, Sunbury, Gates Co. : 1888. Lawyer. 
 
 MANNING, ISAAC HALL, Chapel Hill : 1882-'86. Chemist. Wilmington. 
 
 MANNING, JAMES SMITH, Pittsboro : A. B., 1879. Born 1859. Lawyer. 
 Durham. 
 
 MANNING, JOHN, Edenton : A. B., 1850 ; A. M. ; LL. D., 1883. Born 1830. 
 Gen. Assem. Mem. Conven., 1861. M. C., 1871-73. Commr. to codify 
 statute laws of N. C., 1881. Prof. Law U. N. C., 1882-. Chapel Hill. 
 
 MANNING, JOHN MOORE, Pittsboro : A. B., 1879. Born 1857. Physician. 
 Durham. 
 
 MANNING, JOSEPH ALONZO, Norfolk, Va. : A. B., 1852. Physician. Born 
 1832, died 1860. 
 
 MANNING, PIERRE BEAUREGARD, Sunbury, Gates Co.: A. B., 1886. 
 Teacher. Wilmington. 
 
 MANNING, THOMAS COURTLAND, Edenton: 1842-'43. LL. D., 1878. 
 Mem. Conven. La., 1861. Brig. Gen. C. S. A., 1863. Judge Supreme Ct., 
 1864. Chief Justice, 1877. Elected U. S. Sen., 1880. Pres. Elector at 
 large, 1881. Trustee Peabody Fund. U. S. Minister to Mexico, 1886-'87. 
 Died Oct. 11, 1887. Louisiana. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 175 
 
 MANNY, THOMAS, Hertford Co.: 1809. Dead. 
 
 MARKHAM, HUGH PARIS, Patterson, Orange Co. : 1879-'80. 
 
 MARK, GEORGE W. Lu, Rockingham Co. : 1757. M. C, from Tenn. Dead. 
 
 Tenn. 
 
 MARSH, DANIEL H., Chatham Co.: 1860-'62. 
 MARSH, JAMES ALEXANDER, Ashboro, Randolph Co. : A. B., 1858. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Dead. 
 
 MARSH, ROBERT HENRY, Chatham Co.: A. B., 1858. Minister. 
 MARSH, WILLIAM H., Ashboro, Randolph Co. : 1849-'51. Dead. 
 MARSHALL, AQUILA JACKSON, Wilmington : 1886-'87. 
 MARSHALL, CALVIN 1C., Greensboro, Miss. : 1860-'61. Lt. C. S. A. 
 MARSHALL, JAMES CLEMENT, Wadesboro: A. B., 1861. 
 MARSHALL, JOHN WINGFIELD, Raleigh : 1885-'86. 
 MARSHALL, MATTHIAS MURRAY, Pittsboro : A. I.., 1863 ; A. M., 1866 ; 
 
 D. D. Born 1846. Episcopal Minister. Raleigh. 
 MARSHALL, ROBERT Li., Halifax Co. : 1802. Dead. 
 MARSHALL, THOMAS ASHE, Wadesboro : 1884-'85. 
 
 MARTIN, CHARLES F., Columbia, Tenn. : 1859-'61. Capt. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Ark. 
 MARTIN, CLARENCE DUDLEY, Wilmington: 1860-'61. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1844. Killed in service, 1862. 
 
 MARTIN, COLEMAN A., Mississippi: 1810. Dead. 
 MARTIN, EDMUND LIOFTIN, A. B., 1823. 
 MARTIN, EDWARD ALEXANDER, Richmond, Va. : A. B., 1862 ; A. M., 
 
 1866. Adj. C. S. A. Teacher. Born 1842, died 1870. 
 MARTIN, EUGENE STUART, Wilmington : A. B., 1860. Born 1840. Lt. 
 
 C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 
 MARTIN, GEORGE S., Columbia, Tenn. : A. B., 1860. Lieut, and Aide-de- 
 camp C. S. A. Born Jan. 3, 1840. Wounded in service and died Sept. 23, 1863. 
 MARTIN, HENRY, Granville Co. : 1799. Dead. 
 MARTIN, HENRY, Granville Co.: 1822-'24. 
 MARTIN, HUGH, Stokes Co.: A. B., 1823. Dead. 
 MARTIN, JAMES, Stokes Co. : A. B., 1806 ; A. M., 1810. Tutor U. N. C., 
 
 1806. Judge Superior Ct. Dead. 
 MARTIN, JAMES, Pickens Co., Ala. : A. B., 1825. 
 
 MARTIN, JAMES FRANKLIN, Stokes Co. : A. B., 1820. Physician. Dead. 
 MARTIN, JOHN CHASTINE, White Oak, Bladen Co. : 1886-'87. Dead. 
 MARTIN, JOSEPH, Stokes Co. : 1813. Dead. 
 
 MARTIN, JULIUS CAESAR, Briar Creek, Wilkes Co. : 1884-'85. Lawyer. 
 MARTIN, MARTIAL T., Vermillionville, La.: 1859-'60. 
 MARTIN, ROBERT BRUCE, Elizabeth City: 1876-'77. R. R. Service. 
 MARTIN, ROBERT CAMPBELL, Assumption Parish, La. : B. S., 1859. Lt. 
 
 C. S. A. Planter. Albemarle, La. 
 
 MARTIN, ROBERT GOODLOE, Granville Co. : A. B., 1822. Dead. 
 MARTIN, SAMUEL, Stokes Co. : 1819. 
 MARTIN, SAMUEL A., Stokes Co.: 1801. Dead. 
 MARTIN, THOMAS G., Nashville, Tenn.: 1850-'51. Planter. Maury Co., 
 
 Tenn. 
 
176 Students of the 
 
 MARTIN, WILLIAM, Granville Co. : 1798. Dead. 
 
 MARTIN, WILLIAM FRANCIS, Elizabeth City: A. B., 1842. Physician. 
 
 Col. C. S. A. Died 1880. 
 MARTIN, WILLIAM WHITMELL, Albemarle, La. : 1857-' 58. Maj. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1840. Killed at Vicksburg, 1863. 
 
 MASON, EDMUND, Hicksford, Va. : 1822-23. Died 1824. 
 MASON, EDWARD, North Carolina: 1798. Dead. 
 MASON, JAMES BRUCE, Davie Co. : 1867-'68. Born 1844. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Chapel Hill. 
 
 MASON, JAMES BRUCE, Chapel Hill: 1887-'88. Durham. 
 MASON, JOHN R., Virginia: 1814. Dead. 
 MASON, JOHN JR., Sussex Co., Va. : 1862-'63. Minister. 
 MASON, JOHN YOUNG, Hicksford, Va. : A. B., 1816 ; LL. D., 1845. Lawyer. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Va. Judge Superior Ct. M. C., 1831-'37. Judge U. S. Dist. 
 
 Ct. for Va., 1837-' 44. Secretary of the Navy, 1844-'45, and 1846-'49. Atty. 
 
 Gen. U. S., 1845-' 46. Secretary of State, U. S. Pres. Va. Conven., 1850. 
 
 Minister to France, 1853-'59. Born April 18, 1799, died Oct. 3, 1859. 
 MASON, LAWRENCE S., Tennessee: 1825-'26. 
 MASON, RICHARD HENRY, Kaleigh : A. B., 1845 ; A. M., 1850. Minister. 
 
 Dead. 
 MASON, ROBERT HARRISON, Hicksford, Va. : A. B., 1822. Physician. 
 
 Dead. 
 MASON, THOMAS WILLIAMS, Brunswick Co., Va. : A. B., 1858. Born 1839. 
 
 C. S. A. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. N. C. Garysburg, N. C. 
 MASON, WILLIAM S., Baleigh: 1845-'47. Lawyer. Died 1885. 
 MASSEY, CHARLES WESLEY, Durham: 1884-'86. 
 MASSEY, SAMUEL BUCKNER, South Carolina: 1834-'37. 
 MATHESON, WILLIAM MALCOLM, Montgomery Co. : 1881-82. 
 MATTHEWS, AUGUSTUS, Hamilton, Martin Co. : 1881-'83. Dentist. Ply- 
 mouth. 
 
 MATTHEWS, GEORGE, Farmville, Va. : 1816. Dead. 
 MATTHEWS, JOSIAH J., Linden, Texas : 1859-'61. C. S. A. Lawyer. Dist. 
 
 Atty. Greenville, Texas. 
 
 MATTHEWS, SAMUEL P., Huntsville, Ala.: 1854-'55. Born 1837. Mont- 
 gomery, Ala. 
 MAULTSBY, JOHN ALEXANDER, Whiteville, Columbus Co.: 1835-'39. 
 
 Lawyer. Merchant. St. Louis, Mo. Born 1818, died 1887. 
 MAUNEY, LYCURGUS ELISHA, Murphy, Cherokee Co. : 1878-'80. 
 MAVERICK, GEORGE M., San Antonio, Texas: 1865-'67. Born 1845. 
 
 C. S. A. Lawyer. St. Louis, Mo. 
 MAVERICK, IJEWIS, San Antonio, Texas : A. B., 1861. Maj. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1839, died 1866, from wound received at Blair's Landing. 
 
 MAVERICK, WILLIE H., San Antonio, Texas: 1865-68. C.S. A. Lawyer. 
 MAY, JAMES E., Greensboro, Ala. : 1838-'40. Dead. 
 MAY, JAMES T., Eutaw, Ala.: 1840-' 42. Died 1856. 
 MAY, PLEASANT HUGH, South Carolina: A. B., 1818. Dead. 
 MAYFIELD, JOHN W., Warren Co. : 1853-' 54. Lieut. 12th N. C., C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in service. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. Ill 
 
 MATiHEW, THOMAS WILLIAM, Hyde Co. : 1878-82. Lawyer. Engelhard. 
 
 MAYNARD, ERNEST PATRICK, Wake Co.: 1875-78. 
 
 MEANS, GEORGE WASHINGTON, Concord, Cabarrus Co. : 1876-77. 
 
 MEANS, JAMES M., Concord, Cabarrus Co.: 1865-'68. 
 
 MEANS, PAUL, BARRINGER, Concord, Cabarrus Co.: A. B., 1868. C. S. A. 
 
 State Senator. Lawyer. 
 
 MEANS, KOBERT A., Columbus, Miss. : 1857-' 58. 
 MEANS, KOBERT WORK, Concord, Cabarrus Co.: A. B., 1867. Dead. 
 MEARES, GASTON, Wilmington : 1838-'39. Col. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 MEARES, JOHN LONDON, Wilmington : A. B., 1843. Physician. Dead. 
 
 San Francisco, Cal. 
 MEARES, OLIVER PENDLETON, Wilmington : A. B., 1848. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Judge Grim. Ct., Wilmington and Charlotte. 
 
 MEARES, THOMAS DAVIS, Wilmington : A. B , 1839 ; A. M., 1843. Dead. 
 MEARES, THOMAS DAVIS, Brunswick Co.: 1864-65. 
 MEARES, "WALKER, Wilmington: A. B., 1853. 
 MEARES, WILLIAM BELVIDERE, Wilmington : 1802. Dead. 
 MEARES, WILLIAM BELVIDERE, Wilmington : A. B., 1846. Physician. 
 MEBANE, ALEXANDER, Orange Co. : A. B., 1831. Minister. Born 1806, 
 
 died 1846. 
 MEBANE, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Orange Co. : A. B., 1847. M. D. Univ. 
 
 Pa. Gen. Assem. Born 1823, died 1884. 
 MEBANE, CORNELIUS, Orange Co. : A. B., 1860. Born 1839. Adj. C. S. A. 
 
 Manufacturer. Swepsonville. 
 
 MEBANE, FRANK CARTER, Wentworth, Kockinghain Co. : 1888-. 
 MEBANE, FREEMAN, Orange Co. : 1819. 
 
 MEBANE, GEORGE ALLEN, Mebaneville, Alamance Co. : 1880-83. Physi- 
 cian. 
 MEBANE, GILES, Orange Co.: A. B., 1831. Gen. Assem. Speaker State 
 
 Senate. Milton. 
 MEBANE, JAMES, Orange Co.: 1795. First President Dialectic Society. 
 
 Mem. H. of Com., 8 terms. Speaker of the House, 1821. Born 1774, died 1857. 
 MEBANE, JAMES EDWIN, Madison, Rockingharn Co. : 1886-87. Minister. 
 MEBANE, JOHN ALEXANDER, Greensboro: 1845-' 46. Lieut. U. S. A. 
 
 Born 1830, died 1854. 
 
 MEBANE, JOHN BRIGGS, Chatham Co. : A. B.. 1809. Dead. 
 MEBANE, JOHN WOOD, Fayette Co., Tenn. : A. B., 1860. Capt. Artillery, 
 
 C. S. A. Born Feb. 18, 1840. Killed at Kennesaw Mt., Ga., June 18, 1864. 
 MEBANE, WILLIAM GRAVES, Fayette Co., Tenn. : A. B., 1859. Born 1838. 
 
 Capt. C. S. A. Macon, Tenn. 
 MEBANE, WILLIAM KINCHEN, Orange Co.: A. B., 1821. Born 1801, died 
 
 1844. 
 
 MEBANE, WILLIAM NELSON, Greensboro : A. B., 1833 ; A. M., 1839. Min- 
 ister. Dead. 
 MEBANE, WILLI 4M NELSON, Rockingham Co. : 1860-'61. C. S. A. Mem. 
 
 H. of Com., 1874-75. State Sen., 1876-77. Lawyer. Wentworth. 
 MEBANE, WILLIAM THOMAS, Greensboro : A. B., 1845 ; A. M., 1850. 
 
 Born 1825. M. D. Univ. of Pa. Eureka, Ark. 
 
 12 
 
178 Students of the 
 
 MELVIN, JUDGE SHATTOCK, Brandon, Miss. : 1855-' 57. Born 1839. Adj. 
 
 C. JS. A. Planter. Pelahatchee, Miss. 
 
 MENDENHALL, JAMES RUFFIN, Jamestown, Guilford Co.: A. B., 1850. 
 MERCER, JOHN R., Edgecornbe Co.: 1840-'42. Physician. 
 MERRIMON, CHARLES JOHNSTON, Raleigh: 188b'-'87. 
 MERRITT, ABRAM HAYWOOD, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1856 ; A. M., 1859. 
 
 Journalist. Pittsboro. 
 MERRITT, ALFRED GOWAN, Nashville, Tenn. : A. B., 1853. C. S. A. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Judge Chancery Court. 
 
 MERRITT, EDWARD SAMUEL, Chapel Hill: 1882-'83. Druggist. 
 MERRITT, JAMES SHANKS, Person Co.: 1880-'81. Lawyer. 
 MERRITT, LEONIDAS HAYWOOD, Pittsboro: 1888-. 
 MERRITT, LEONIDAS JOHN, Chatham Co.: A. B., 1854. Lawyer. Lieut. 
 
 C. S. A. Mem. Convention, 1861. Mem. Confed. Congress. Born 1831. 
 
 Killed in battle 1862. 
 
 MERRITT, RUFUS GRANT, Pittsboro: 1875-77. Miss. 
 MERRITT, WILLIAM HENRY, Orange Co. : 1869-70. 
 METTS, JAMES ISAAC, Wilmington: 1860-'61. Capt. C. S. A. Broker. 
 
 Chicago. 
 
 MEWBORN, WILLIAM EDGAR, Kinston: 1882-'83. 
 MHOON, JOSEPH J., Tuscumbia, Ala.: 1838-'41. 
 MHOON, WILLIAM SPIVEY, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1821. Treasurer N. C., 
 
 1830-'3o. Dead. 
 
 MIAL, LEONIDAS LEMAY, Wake Co.: A. B., 1881. 
 MICHAUX, CHARLES EDWARD, Woodburn, Person Co.: 1886-87. 
 MICHIE, WILLIAM COCHRAN, Bastrop, La. : A. B., 1861. Lawyer. St. 
 
 Joseph, La. 
 MlCKLE, JOHN M., Haynesville, Ala.: 1851-'52. Capt. C. S. A. Killed in 
 
 service. 
 MICKLE, JOSEPH CALDWELL, Chapel Hill: 1862-'64. Born 1844. C.S.A. 
 
 Minister. Teacher. Bryan, Texas. 
 MICKS, WENT WORTH SWIFT, Clinton: 1883-'84. 
 
 Micou, AUGUSTIN, New Orleans, La.: A. B, 1860. Lieut. C. S. A. Dead. 
 MlDDLETON, ARTHUR, Virginia : 1844-45. Dead. 
 MlLLENDER, MARION CHARLES, Selma, Johnston Co.: 1880-'82. 
 MILLER, CHARLES E., North Carolina: 1829-30. 
 MILLER, GEORGE, Duplin Co. : A. B., 1827. Dead. 
 MILLER, HENRY C., Pendleton Dist., S. C. : 1861-62. C. S. A. Killed in 
 
 service. 
 MILLER, HENRY WATKINS, Buckingham Co., Va.: A. B., 1834; A. M., 
 
 1837. 
 
 MILLER, HUGH LEE, Goldsboro : 1886-. 
 
 MILLER, JAMES ANDREW, Kutherfordton : A. B., 1859. Lt. C. S. A. 
 MILLER, JAMES I>ANIEL, Kinston: Ph. B., 1881. Teacher. Raleigh. 
 MILLER, JAMES P., Person Co. : 1S09. Dead. 
 
 MILLER, JOHN F., Cleveland Co. : 1854-' 55. Physician. Supt. Insane Asy- 
 lum. Goldsboro. 
 MILLER, JOHN O., Wilmington: 1858-'59. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 179 
 
 MILLER, RICHARD, Dnplin Co. : 1816. Dead. 
 
 MILLER, RICHARD E., Kenansville, Duplin Co.: 1857-'59. C. S. A. 
 
 MILLER, THOMAS, Warren Co. : 1803. Dead. 
 
 MILLER, WILLIAM, Warren Co.: 1802. Gen. Assem. Atty. Gen., 1810. 
 
 Speaker H. of Commons, 1812-13. Gov. N. C., 1814-'16. Charge d'affaires 
 
 Guatemala, 1825. Died 1825. 
 
 MILLER, WILLIAM H., Virginia: 1850-51. Dead. 
 MILLER, WILLI AM H., Shelby: A. B., 1867. 
 MILLER, WILLIAM R., Raleigh : 1844-' 47. Physician. Dead. 
 MILLER, WILLIS Lu, Raleigh : 1846-50. Minister. Dead. 
 MILLS, JULIUS C., Caswell Co. : 1863-' 64. Physician. 
 MILLS, WILLIAM H. H., Nashville, Tenn. : 1860-62. 
 MIMMS, THOMAS S., Tod.l Co., Ky. : A.B., 1860. C. S. A. 
 MITCHELL, AMERICUS COLUMBUS, Glennville, Ala.: 1866-' 68. Born 
 
 1850 Planter. 
 MITCHELL, ANDERSON, Wilkes Co.: A. B., 1821; A. M., 1824. Tutor 
 
 U. N. C., 1821-'22. Gen. Assem. M. C., 1842. Judge Superior Ct., 1865, 
 
 Born 1800, died 1876. 
 MITCHELL, CHARLES ANDREWS, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1857. Surgeon 
 
 C. S. A. Died 1868. Miss. 
 
 MITCHELL, GEORGE H., Hillsboro: 1837-' 38. Physician. Died 1846. 
 MITCHELL, HUTCHINS G., Granville Co. : 1813. Dead. 
 MITCHELL, JAMES BILLINGSLEA, Glennville, Ala.: A. B., 1867. Born 
 
 1844. Lt. C. S. A. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. 
 MITCHELL, JAMES C., Chapel Hill: 1827-'28. 
 MITCHELL, JOHN WILLIAM X., Leesville, S. C.: 1878-79. 
 MITCHELL, JULIUS CAESAR, Glennville, Ala.: 1859-'61. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1842, died 1875. 
 
 MITCHELL, LuECO, Salisbury : 1854-'56. Dead. 
 MITCHELL, RANDOLPH, Glennville, Ala.: 1860-61. C. S. A. Born 1843. 
 
 Killed at Fredericksburg. 
 
 MITCHELL, ROBERT, Caswell Co. : 1799. Dead. 
 MITCHELL, STOCKLEY I>ONELSON, Eogersville, Tenn.: A. B., 1815. 
 
 Clerk of Ct. Hawkins Co. Clerk of Gen. Assem., 1835-43. Pres. Bank 
 
 of Tenn. Born March 25. 1795, died June 16, 1861. 
 MITCHELL, WILLIAM P., Warren Co. : 1842-43. Dead. 
 MOBLEY, JOHN C., Fail-field District, S. C.: 1856-57. 
 MOIR, ALEXANDER FRANCISCO, Stokes Co.: 1880-'81. 
 MONROE, EDWARD DANIEL, Jonesboro, Moore Co. : Ph. B., 1883. Teacher. 
 MONROE, JAMES RANDLETT, Fayetteville : A. B., 1885. Teacher. Ashe- 
 
 ville. 
 
 MONROE, JOHN W., Rowan Co.: 1819. 
 MONTAGUE, ALEXANDER, Wake Co. : 1862-'65. 
 MONTAGUE, WALTER HENRY, Wake Co. : A. B., 1862. 
 MONTFORT, WILLIAM J., Onslow Co.: 1855-' 56. Physician. 
 MONTGOMERY, JAMES ARCHIBALD, Abbeville, S. C. : A. B., 1854. Born 
 
 1830. Teacher. Planter. Anderson C. H., S. C. 
 MONTGOMERY, JAMES NEWTON, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1848. Dead. 
 
180 Students of the 
 
 MONTGOMERY, JOHN CARR, Hertford Co. : A. B., 1807. Dead. 
 MONTGOMERY, WILLIAM JAMES, Montgomery Co.: A. B, 1855. Born 
 
 1834. Maj. C. S. A. Solicitor 9th Dist. Concord. 
 MOODY, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Robeson Co. : 1881-'82. 
 MOORE, ALBERT GALL ATIN, Opelousas, La. : 1858-'61. Lt. C.S. A. Born 
 
 1843. Killed at Port Republic. 
 MOORE, ALEXANDER DUNCAN, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1845. Physician. 
 
 Barn 1825. Dead. 
 
 MOORE, ALFRED, Brunswick Co. : 1798. Gen. Assem. Speaker H. of Com- 
 mons, 1823-' 24. Lawyer. Died 1837. 
 MOORE, ALFRED CLEON, Surry Co. : 1825-'26. Gen. Assem. Va. Col. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 180). Dead. Wythe Co., Va. 
 MOORE, ALFRED M., Brunswick Co. : 1826-'27. Dead. 
 MOORE, ANDREW JACKSON, Pitt Co. : 1858-'61. Capt.-C. S. A. Minister. 
 
 Whitaker. 
 MOORE, AUGUSTUS, Edenton: A. B., 1824. Judge Superior Ct., 1848-'51. 
 
 Died 1851. 
 
 MOORE, AUGUSTUS MINTON, Edenton : 1859-61. Lt. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 MOORE, BARTHOLOMEW FIGURES, Halifax Co.: A. B., 1820; LL. D., 
 
 1868. Mem. H. of Corn. Atty. Gen., 184S-'51. Commr. to revise statutes 
 
 ofN.C. Mem. Conven., 1865. Born 1801, died 1878. 
 MOORE, BARTHOLOMEW FIGURES, Raleigh : 1854-'55. Born 1840. 
 MOORE, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Wadesboro: 1856-58. Born 1840. Lt. 
 
 C. S. A. Physician. Ashley Co., Ark. 
 
 MOORE, BENJAMIN BUSH, Person Co. : 1853-'54. Lt. Col. C. S. A. Wil- 
 mington. 
 
 MOORE, BENJAMIN TYSON, Stokes Co.: A. B., 1823. Dead. 
 MOORE, EUGENE I>ICK, Lenoir: 1886-'87. 
 MOORE, FuRNEY T., Harnett Co.: 1880-'81. 
 MOORE, GABRIEL, Stokes Co. : 1822~'25. Dead. 
 MOORE, GEORGE BODDIE, Raleigh: 1859-61. Born 1841. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. 
 
 MOORE, GEORGE J., Chapel Hill: 1848-' 50. Dead. 
 MOORE, GIDEON E., Stokes Co. : 1822. Dead. 
 MOORE, GODWIN COTTON, St. John's, Hertford Co. : 1822. M. D. Univ. 
 
 Pa. Gen. Assem. Born 1804, died 1880. 
 MOORE, HENRY, Louisburg: 1821. Dead. 
 MOORE, JAMES, Martin Co. : A. B., 1825. Dead. 
 MOORE, JAMES, Wilmington: 1856-'57. 
 MOORE, JAMES, Raleigh : 1877-79. Born 1858. 
 MOORE, JAMES B., Granville Co.: 1860-'61. Dead. 
 MOORE, JAMES C., Jackson, Miss.: A. B., 1854. Lt. Col. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 at Mumibrdsville, Ky., 1862. 
 MOORE, JAMES EDWIN, Martin Co.: A. B., 1862. Lt. C. S. A. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Lawyer. Williamston. 
 
 MOORE, JOHN D., Wilmington: 1843-' 44. Dead. 
 MOORE, JOHN MILLER, Rock Hill, S. C. : 1883-' 84. 
 MOORE, JOHN SWANN, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1853. Dead. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 181 
 
 MOORE, JOHN WHEELER, Maple Lawn, Hertford Co. : A. B., 1853. Lawyer. 
 Pres. Elector, 1860. Maj. C. S. A. Author "Heirs of St. Kilda," "History 
 
 of N. C.," etc. 
 
 MOORE, JUNIUS ALEXANDER, Wilmington: A. B., 1816. Dead. 
 MOORE, LEVI J., Lenoir Co. : 1866-68. Planter. Kinston. 
 MOORE, MATTHEW J., Platt Co., Mo. : 1859-61. Planter. Carpenteria, Cal. 
 MOORE, MATTHEW M., North Carolina: 1827. 
 MOORE, MATTHEW REDD, Stokes Co. : A. B., 1815. Gen. Assem. Mem. 
 
 Conv., 1835. Dead. 
 
 MOORE, MAURICE, Brunswick Co. : 1795. Dead. 
 MOORE, MOSES W., Salisbury: 1823-'25. Dead. 
 MOORE, ROBERT, Rowan Co.: 1796. Dead. 
 MOORE, ROBERT ALFRED, Bradshaw: 18*88-. 
 MOORE, PEYTON P., Orange Co.: 1821. 
 MOORE, THEOPHILUS W., Person Co. : 1851-52. Minister. 
 MOORE, THOMAS LAKE, Greenville, S. C.: Ph. B., 1889. 
 MOORE, URIAH GRANTHAM, Goldsboro: 1882-'83. 
 MOORE, VANBODDIE, Raleigh: 1875-77. Born 1855. 
 MOORE, WILLIAM, Rowan Co.: 1796. Dead. 
 MOORE, WILLIAM, Wilmington : 1807. Dead. 
 MOORE, WILLIAM ARMSTEAD, Edenton: 1848-'51. Judge Superior Ct. 
 
 Speaker H. of Com. Dead. 
 MOORE, WILLIAM HARDING, Chapel Hill: 1845-'46. Physician. Supt. 
 
 Insane Asylum, Goldsboro. Born 1828. Dead. 
 MOORE, YANCY DAVIS, Point Caswell, Pender Co.: 1884--85. 
 MOREHEAD, ABRAM FORREST, Rockingham Co.: A. B., 1834. Tutor 
 
 U. N. C., 1835. Lawyer. Born 1816, died 1837. 
 MOREHEAD, EUGENE LU, Greensboro: A. B., 1868. C.S.A. Banker. Born 
 
 1845, died 1889. Durham. 
 
 MOREHEAD, HENRY J., Greensboro: 1849-'51. 
 MOREHEAD, JAMES TURNER, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1819. Gen. Assem. 
 
 M. C., 1852. Born 1799, died 1875. 
 MOREHEAD, JAMES TURNER, Greensboro: A. B., 1858. Born 1838. 
 
 C. S. A. Gen. Assem. Pres. Senate, 1872. 
 MOREHEAD, JAMES TURNER, Greensboro: A. B., 1861. Adj. 3d N. C. 
 
 Cav., C. S. A. State Senator. Mem. Conv., 1875. Leaksville. 
 MOREHEAD, JOHN HENRY, Greensboro: 1848-'51. 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, JOHN MOTLEY, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1817 ; A. M., 1827. 
 
 Tutor U. N. C., 1817. Mem. Conv., 1835. Governor 1841-'45. First Pres. 
 
 N. C. R. R. Mem. Confed. Congress 1861. Manufacturer. Born 1796, died 
 
 1866. 
 
 MOREHEAD, JOHN MOTLEY, Charlotte: A. B., 1886. 
 MOREHEAD, JOHN MOTLEY, Leaksville, Rockingham Co.: 1887-. 
 MOREHEAD, JOSEPH M., Greensboro: 1857-58. Born 1840. Lieut. 
 
 C. S. A. Clerk and Master in Equity. 
 
182 Students of the 
 
 MOREHEAD, ROBERT LINDSAY, Greensboro: 1849-'51. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1831, died 1876. 
 
 MORGAN, ALEXANDER RUFUS, Oak Ridge : 1883-'84. Teacher. Min- 
 ister. Yadkin College. 
 MORGAN, GEORGE THOMAS, Gates Co. : A. B., 1856. Teacher. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in service. 
 
 MORGAN, JESSE DAVID, Elevation, Johnston Co.: 1882-84. Smithfield. 
 MORGAN, JOHN, Orange Co.: 1869-70. Died 1886. 
 MORGAN, WILLIAM P., 1826. 
 MORING, JOHN M., Chatham Co. : 1360-62. Gen. Assem. Speaker N. C. 
 
 H. of Rep. 
 
 MORISEY, SAMUEL BUNTING, Clinton: 184S-'49. Born 1830. Physician. 
 MORISEY, THOMAS JUNIUS, Clinton: A. B., 1842; A.M., 1845. Born 
 
 1818. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Planter. 
 MORPHIS, JAMES M., Orange Co.: 1843-'45. Lawyer. Author. Dead. 
 
 Austin, Texas. 
 
 MORRIS, ALGERNON R., Orange Co.: 1855-'57. 
 MORRIS, JOHN MANLY, Wilton, Granville Co.: 1884-'85. 
 MORRIS, JOSEPH ALGERNON, Wilton, Granville Co. : A. B., 1887. 
 MORRIS, WILLIAM MURPHY, Orange Co.: 1869-70. 
 MORRISON, ANGUS D., Richmond Co.: 1849-52. Dead. 
 MORRISON, COLUMBUS, Mecklenhurg Co. : A. B., 1825. Physician. Dend. 
 MORRISON, ELAM JOHNSTON, Mecklenburg Co.: A. B., 1818. Minister. 
 
 Dead. 
 MORRISON, JAMES, Mecklenburg Co.: A. B., 1814; A. M., 1819. Minister. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 MORRISON, JAMES ELISHA, Cabarrus Co. : A. B., 1825. Minister. 
 MORRISON, JOHN MURDOCH, Richmond Co.: A. B., 1854. Dead. 
 MORRISON, NORMAN ALLEN, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1857. Died 1859. 
 MORRISON, ROBERT HALL, Cabarrus Co.: A. B., 1818; D. D., 1838. 
 
 Born 1798. First Pres. Davidson College. Cottage Home, Lincoln Co. 
 
 Died May 13, 1889. 
 
 MORRISON, WASHINGTON, Cabarrus Co. : A. B., 1822. Born 1801, died 1836. 
 MORROW, ALEXANDER, Orange Co.: 1832-36. Physician. Born 1811, 
 
 died 1855. 
 MORROW, CALVIN NEWTON, Mebaneville, Alamance Co.: A. B., 1859. 
 
 Born 1832. Minister. 
 MORROW, DANIEL FOUST, Alamance Co. : 1860-61. Born 1842. C. S. A. 
 
 Merchant. Oaks, Orange Co. 
 
 MORROW, EDWARD G., Minden, La.: 1857-'58. 
 MORROW, ELIJAH GRAHAM, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1856. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1832. Killed at Gettysburg, 1863. 
 MORROW, ELIJAH THEODORE, Orange Co.: A. B., 1859. Born 1839. 
 
 C. S. A. Refugio, Texas. 
 MORROW, GEORGE W., Orange Co. : A. B., 1826. Teacher. Born 1798, 
 
 died 1835. 
 MORROW, RICHARD ALEXANDER, Chapel Hill: 1859-61. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1842. Killed at Fredericksburg, 1862. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 183 
 
 MORROW, THOMAS A., Alamance Co. : 1858-61. 
 
 MORROW, WILLIAM HENRY, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1853. C. S. A. Phy- 
 sician. Born 1829, died 1868. 
 MORROW, WILLIAM PARKS, Orange Co.: 1833-'34. Teacher. Planter. 
 
 Born 1806, died 1877. 
 
 MORSE, BRIANT P., Natchitoches, La.: 1859-61. 
 
 MORTON, WILLIAM ZENAS, Washington: 1877-78. Lawyer. Williamston. 
 MOSELEY, JAMES LITTLETON, Warrenton : A. B., 1847. Dead. 
 MOSELEY, PALMER, Lenoir Co. : 1805. Dead. 
 MOSLEY, WILLIAM DUNN, Lenoir Co.: A. B., 1818; A. M., 1821. Tutor 
 
 U. N. C., 1817. Pres. State Sen., 1832-'36. Mem. Gen. Assem. Fla., 1840. 
 
 First Governor of Fla., 1845-'49. Born 1795, died 1863. 
 MOSER, ROBERT WILLIAM, Monroe, Union Co. : 1883-'85. 
 MOSES, SIDNEY A., Goldsboro: 1855-'56. Dead. 
 MOTZ, CHARLES, Lincolnton: 1861-62. 
 
 MOYE, FRANCIS M., Stantonshurg, Wilson Co.: 1857-'5S. Merchant. 
 MULLINS, HENRY, Fayetteville: A. B., 1857. Lawyer. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed at Williamsburg, 1862. 
 MULLINS, WILLIAM SIDNEY, Fayetteville: A. B., 1842; A. M., 1845. 
 
 Lawyer. Dead. 
 
 MITNGER, NELSON H., Darlington District, S. C. : 1835-36. 
 MUNN, ANGUS, Bladen Co.: A. B., 1856. Teacher. Little River Academy. 
 MURCHISON, KENNETH M., Manchester, Cumberland Co.: A. B., 1853. 
 
 Col. C. S. A. Merchant. New York City. 
 MURCHISON, WILLIAM EDWIN, Summerville, Harnett Co.. 1866-'68. 
 
 Merchant. Lawyer. Jonesboro, Moore Co. 
 MURDOCK, ANDREW, South Carolina: 1805. Dead. 
 MURDOCK, JAMES H., South Carolina: A. B., 1817. Dead. 
 MURFREE, HARDY, Murfreesboro, Tenn. : A. B., 1848. 
 MURFREE, MATTHIAS, Hertford Co. : 1808. Dead. 
 MuRFREE, WILLIAM H., Murfreesboro, Tenn.: 1843-45. 
 MURFREE, WILLIAM HARDY, Hertford Co.: A. B., 1801. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assem. M. C., 1813. Pres. Elector. Died 1827. 
 MURPHEY, ARCHIBALD DEBOW, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1799. Prof. Ancient 
 
 Lang., 1800. State Senator, 1812-' 18. Judge Superior Ct., 1818-20. 
 
 Reporter Supreme Ct. Born 1777, died 1832. 
 MURPHY, CHARLES B., Cumberland Co.: 1856-58. C. S. A. Killed in 
 
 service. 
 
 MURPHY, HANSON FINLA, South Washington, Beaufort Co. : 1885-89. 
 MURPHY, JAMES DlXON, Pender Co. : Ph. B., 1881. Lawyer. Greenville. 
 MURPHY, JOHN A., New Hanover Co.: 1858-60. Sergt. C. S. A. 
 MURPHY, JOHN H., Burke Co. : 1844-'47. Born 1830. Lawyer. Planter. 
 
 Asheville. 
 
 MURPHY, PETER U., Orange Co. : 1824-'25. 
 MURPHY, KOBERT, Bedford Co., Tenn. : 1857-59. 
 MURPHY, KOBERT THOMAS, Sampson Co.: A. B., 1861. Lieut. 20th 
 
 N. C., C. S. A. Clerk and Master in Equity. Died Oct. 6, 1866. 
 MURPHY, SMITH, Greenwood, Miss.: ]857-'59. 
 
184 Students of the 
 
 MURPHY, VICTOR MOREAU, Orange Co.: A. B., 1823; A. M., 1829. 
 Physician. Dead. 
 
 MURPHY, WALTER, Salisbury : 188S-. 
 
 MURPHY, WILLIAM, Spartanburg, IS. C. : l50-'ol. 
 
 MURPHY, WILLIAM, Salisbury : A. B., 1858. Dead. 
 
 MURPHY, WILLIAM DEBOW, Orange Co.: A. B., 1821. Dead. 
 
 MURRAY, CROMWELL PITT, St. George's, S. C.: 1880-81. Lawyer. 
 
 MURRAY, LEMUEL, Orange Co. : 1831-32. Minister. Dead. 
 
 MUSE, JOHN B., Pasquotank Co. : 1825-26. Planter. Gen. Assera. Dead. 
 
 MYERS, GEORGE BOGGAN, Wadesboro: 1846-' 48. Miss. 
 
 MYERS, JOHN GRAY BLOUNT, Washington : A. B., 1843. M. D. Univ. 
 Pa. Born 1823. Planter. 
 
 MYERS, JOSEPH IX, Washington: 1851-53. Physician. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 MYERS, R. L., Washington: 1836. Civil Engineer. Merchant. Dead. 
 
 MYRICK, JOHN DOUGLAS, Hertford Co. : A. B., 1847; A.M., 1850. Maj. 
 C. S. A. Dead. 
 
 MYRICK, THOMAS N., Hertford Co. : 1 843-' 44. Physician. Dead. 
 
 NASH, FREDERICK, Hillsboro: 1830-33. Minister. Dead. 
 NASH, FREDERICK, Hillsboro : 1863-64. 18th N. C., C. S. A. Born June 
 9, 1844 ; taken prisoner at Spottsylvania C. H. and died in prison Aug. 1, 1864. 
 
 NASH, FREDERICK KOLLOCK, Hillsboro : 1855-'57. 
 
 NASH, GEORGE WILCOX, Pittsboro: 1869-70. 
 
 NASH, HENRY KOLLOCK, Hillsboro: A. B., 1836; A. M., 1843. Lawyer. 
 
 Gen. Assem. 
 
 NASH, SHEPARD K., Hillsboro: 1838-'39. Dead. 
 NEAL, GEORGE WASHINGTON, Hertford Co. : A. B., 1852. Teacher. New 
 
 Berne. 
 
 NEAL, JAMES N., Chatham Co. : 1831-'32. Born 1804, died 1832. 
 NEAL, JOHN, Brunswick Co. : 1804. Gen. Assem. Planter. Died 1832. 
 NEAL, JOHN, Louisburg: A. B., 1854. Dead. 
 NEAL, JOHN WILLIAM, Stokes Co. : A. B., 1881. Physician. 
 NEAL, JOSEPH WALTER, Meadows, Stokes Co. : 1886-'87. 
 NEAL, NATHAN P., Franklin Co.: 1857-'58. C. S. A. Dead. Texas. 
 NEAL, KiCHARD SMITH, Scotland Neck: Ph. B., 1885. Civ. Engineer. 
 NEAL, THOMAS C., Mecklenburg Co.: 1845-' 46. Physician. 
 NEALE, HENRY H., Brunswick Co. : 1810. Planter. Died 1828. 
 NELMS, CHARLES G., Anson Co. : 1832-36. Lieut. Col. C. S. A. Killed in 
 
 service. 
 
 NELMS, EBENEZER, Anson Co. : 1835-36. 
 NELMS, JOSEPH P., Anson Co.: 1841-'42. 
 
 NESBITT, JAMES KING, Statesville: A. B., 1828. M.D.Univ.Pa. Died 1872. 
 NEVILL, SAMUEL GOODMAN, Orange Co.: 1880-'82. Tenn. 
 NEVILL, WHITLEY W., Orange Co. : 1828-29. 
 NEVILLE, GILBERT G., Bolivar, Tenn.: 1851-53. Merchant. 
 NEWBY, NATHAN, Perquimans Co.: A. B., 1852. Gen. Assem. Planter. 
 
 Born 1830, died 1862. 
 
 NEWBY, THOMAS MULLIN, Perqnimans Co. : A. B., 1846. Planter. Born 
 1825, died 1862. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 185 
 
 NEWCOME, ROBERT A., New York: 1815. Dead. 
 
 NEWMAN, JOHN URQUHART, Suffolk, Va. : Ph. B., 1885 ; Ph. D. Minister. 
 
 Prof. Antioch College. Yellow Springs, O. 
 NEWN AN, DANIEL, Salisbury : 1796. M. C. Dead. 
 NEWSOM, ROBERT, Virginia: 1815. Dead. 
 NEWTON, CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, Chapel Hill: 1884-'86. Baptist 
 
 Missionary. Lagos, Central Africa. 
 NICHOLLS, JOSHUA ROBERTSON, Scotland Keck: 1879-'80. Banker. 
 
 Birmingham, Ala. 
 NICHOLS/WILLIAM CHARLES, New Berne, Ala. : A. B., 1854. M. D. Bait. 
 
 Med. Coll. Surgeon C. S. A. Editor. City Physician New Orleans. Born 
 
 1834, died 1871. 
 NICHOLSON, ALFRED OSBORNE POPE, Columbia, Tenn. : A. B., 1827. 
 
 Gen. Assem., 1833-'39. State Sen., 1843-' 45. U. S. Sen., 1840~'42 and 
 
 1859-'61. Author Compilation of Laws of Tenn. Chancellor, 1845. Pres. 
 
 Bank of Tenn. Journalist. Mem. Conv., 1870. Chief Justice Supreme 
 
 Ct. Tenn. Born Aug. 31, 1808, died March 23, 1876. 
 NICHOLSON, EDWARD A. T., Halifax Co.: 1860-'62. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed at Hare's Hill, March 25, 1865. 
 NICHOLSON, GUILFORD, Halifax Co.: A. B., 1861. Lieut. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Died 1884. Canton, Miss. 
 NICHOLSON, HUNTER, Columbia, Tenn. : A. B., 1855. Born June 9, 1834. 
 
 Major and A. A. G., C. S. A. Journalist. Prof. Agr. and Nat. Hist., Univ. 
 
 of Tenn., 1869-86. Planter. Knoxville, Tenn. 
 NICHOLSON, JAMES A., Edgefield, S. C. : 1859-'61. 
 NICHOLSON, J. J., Halifax Co. : 1843-' 44. 
 
 NICHOLSON, JAMES MANN, Enfield, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1878. Died 1878. 
 NICHOLSON, ROBERT P., Montgomery Co.: 1856-'58. Minister. 
 NICHOLSON, THOMAS W., Halifax Co.: 1834-36. Dead. 
 NICHOLSON, \VILLIAM THOMAS, Halifax Co.: A. B., 1860. Capt. 37th 
 
 N. C., C. S. A. Judge Advocate Wilson's Division. Killed in service. 
 NIXON, ALFRED, Lincoln Co. : B. S., 1881. Sheriff. Lincolnton. 
 NIXON, BREVARD, Lowesville, Lincoln Co. : 1885-'86. Teacher. 
 NIXON, HENRY BARBER, Perquimans Co. : 1875-78. Ph. D., Johns 
 
 Hopkins. 
 
 NIXON, JAMES B., Perquimans Co.: 1837-38. 
 
 NIXON, JAMES WHEDBEE, Perquimans Co. : 1875-'77. Physician. 
 NIXON, JONATHAN J., Bertie Co. : 1818. 
 NIXON, RICHARD WILLIAM, New Hanover Co. : A. B., 1859. Lawyer. 
 
 Goldsboro. 
 
 NIXON, ROBERT BURNS, New Hanover Co. : 1881-82. New Berne. 
 NIXON, ROBERT J., New Hanover Co.: 1857-'58. Planter. Pender Co. 
 NIXON, THOMAS F., Wilmington : 1856-'59. Dead. 
 NOBLE, MARCUS CICERO STEPHENS, Selma, Johnston Co.: 1877-'79. 
 
 Supt. of Schools. Wilmington. 
 
 NOBLE, STEPHEN W., Lenoir Co. : 1866-68. Capt. C. S. A. Wilmington. 
 NORCOM, EDMUND HALSEY, Edenton : A. B., 1847. Gen. Assem. Mer- 
 chant. Born 1824, died 1867. 
 
186 Students of the . 
 
 NoRCOM,FREDERiCKHoSKINS,Clarkton,BladenCo.: 1885-'86. Teacher. 
 
 NORCOM, THOMAS JAMES, Washington : A. B., 1851. Teacher. Blackwell. 
 
 NORCOTT, JOSEPH J., Pitt Co. : 1837-'39. Dead. 
 
 NORFLEET, BENJAMIN, Edgecombe Co. : 1847-'48. 
 
 NORFLEET, FRANCIS S., Bertie Co.: 1862-63. C. S. A. Planter. La. 
 
 NORFLEET, JAMES, Tarboro: 1882-' 84. Lawyer. Ft. Payne, Ala. 
 
 NORFLEET, JAMES E. , Edenton : 1833-34. Dead. 
 
 NORFLEET, JAMES KIRKPATRICK, Winston : 1887-'88. 
 
 NORFLEET, JAMES MOSES, Greenville, Pitt Co. : 1887-88. Lawyer. 
 
 NORFLEET, M., Halifax Co.: 1822. Dead. 
 
 NORFLEET, PASCAL PAOLI, Tarboro: 1876-78. Died 1885. 
 
 NORFLEET, STEPHEN ANDREWS, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1841. Planter. 
 
 NORFLEET, THOMAS F., Bertie Co.: 1852-53. Died 1854. 
 
 NORFLEET, THOMAS S., Bertie Co. : 1865-'67. Planter. 
 
 NORMENT, WILLIAM S., Lumberton, Kobeson Co.: A. B., 1857. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Solicitor 3rd Dist. 
 
 NORRIS, "WALTER LEE, Apex, Wake Co.: B. S., 1885. Planter. 
 NORTH, ERASMUS DARWIN, Connecticut : A. B., 1826 ; A. M., 1831. M. D. 
 
 Yale, 1833. Prof, in Yale College. Died 1858. 
 NORVELL, FAYETTE H., Lynchburg, Va. : 1824. Dead. 
 NORVELL, JOHN E., Lynchburg, Va.: 1821. Dead. 
 NORWOOD, HAZELL, Hillsboro: A. B., 1848. Teacher. 
 NORWOOD, JAMES HOGG, Hillsboro: A. B., 1824; A. M. Tutor U. N. C., 
 
 1833-'34. Lawyer. Dead. 
 
 NORWOOD, JOHN, Hillsboro: 1853-'5o. Physician. 
 NORWOOD, JOHN WALL, Hillsboro: A. B., 1824; A.M., 1827. Lawyer. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Dead. 
 
 NORWOOD, JOSEPH CALDWELL, Hillsboro: 1831-'32. Planter. Dead. 
 NORWOOD, THOMAS LENOIR, Lenoir Co. : 1861-62. 
 NOR WOOD, WALTER ALVES, flillsboro: 1823-' 26. Physician. Dead. 
 NORWOOD, WILLIAM, Hillsboro: A. B., 1826; A.M., 1832. D.D. Min- 
 ister. Died 1887. Kichmond, Va. 
 
 NORWOOD, WILLIAM, Chatham Co. : 1853-'54. Dead. 
 NUCKOLLS, WILLIAM THOMPSON, Columbus, Ga. : A. B., 1861. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1840. Killed near Richmond, 1861. 
 OAKES, THOMAS JEFFERSON, Rowan Co. : A. B., 1828. Dead. 
 GATES, DAVID T., Charlotte: 1852-54. 
 O'BRIEN, LAURENCE DENNIS GERALD us, Edgecombe Co. : 1813. Born 
 
 1796, died 1845. Franklin, Tenn. 
 O'BRIEN, SPENCER, Granville Co. : A. B., 1821 ; A. M., 1827. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 O'DANIEL, SPENCER AUGUSTUS, Chatham Co.: A. B., 1853. Dead. 
 GDELL, OSCAR CHARLES, Dallas, Gaston Co. : 1884-'86. Physician. May- 
 
 binton, S. C. 
 
 OGDEN, ROBERT N., New Orleans, La. : 1856-57. 
 GGDEN, ROBERT NASH, La. : A. B., 1822 ; A. M., 1826. Judge Superior 
 
 Ct. Dead. 
 OGII/BY, NATHANIEL A., Madison, Ga. : 1859-60. C. S. A. Killed in service. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 187 
 
 OGLESBY, WILLIAM M., Sardis, Miss.: 1857-' 59. Dead. 
 OLDS, FREDERICK AUGUSTUS, Raleigh : 1869-70. Journalist. 
 OLIVER, JOSEPH B., Duplin Co.: 1860-'61. Lieut. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Mt. Olive. 
 
 OLIVER, SAMUEL, North Carolina: 1829. 
 ORR, PERRY LEANDER, Transylvania Co. : 1879-'80. 
 OSBORNE, ADLAI L.AURENS, Salisbury : A. B., 1802. Dead. 
 OSBORNE, ALEXANDER, Iredell Co.: A. B., 1798. Physician. Dead. 
 OSBORNE, EDWIN JAY, Salisbury: A.B., 1798; A.M., 1801 Lawyer. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 OSBORNE, HENRY GRAVES, Leaksville, Rockingham Co.: 1882. Wash- 
 ington, D. C. 
 OSBORNE, JAMES WALKER, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1830 ; A. M., 1839. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Judge Superior Ct., 1859-'66. Mem. Conv., 1861. State 
 
 Sen., 1868-'69. Born 1811, died 1869. 
 OSBORNE, JONATHAN, Oxford: 1843-'45. Born 1821. Judge Superior 
 
 Ct., La. Alexandria, La. 
 
 OSBORNE, ROBERT D., Charlotte: 1861-63. 
 
 OSBORNE, SPRUCE McKAY, Mecklenburg Co.: A. B., 1805. Dead. 
 OSBORNE, THOMAS SAMUEL, Asheville: A. B., 1884. Fort Smith, Ark. 
 OTEY, JAMES HERVEY, Liberty, Va. : A. B., 1820 ; A. M., 1823. D. D. 
 
 Columbia Coll., 1833. LL.D., U. N. C., 1859. Tutor U. N. C., 1820-'21. 
 
 Bishop of Tenn., 1834-'63. Died 1863. 
 OUTLAW, DAVID, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1824. U. S. A. State Solicitor. Mem. 
 
 Conv., 1835. M. C., 1847-53. Died 1868. 
 OUTLAW, DAVID, Bertie Co. : 1864-'65. Merchant. 
 OUTLAW, EDWARD R., Windsor: 1859-60. Born 1840. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. 
 
 OUTLAW, JOSEPH, Bertie Co.: 1817. 
 
 OUZTS, WALTER DALLAS, Edgefield, S. C. : 1878-79. Lawyer. 
 OVERMAN, EDWIN ROWAN, Salisbury : 1876-77. W. N. C. R. R. Ashe- 
 ville. 
 
 OVERMAN, HARRY JAMES, Salisbury : 1880-'82. Teacher. 
 OVERMAN, JOHN POOL, Elizabeth City : 1869-70. 
 OWEN, CHAMBERS RANKIN, Salisbury : 1879-'80. 
 OWEN, JOHN, Bladen Co.: 1804. Lawyer. Planter. Gen. Assem. Gov. 
 
 N. C., 1828-'30. Pres. Harrisburg Conv., 1840. Born 1787, died 1841. 
 OWEN, ROBERTSON, Halifax C. H., Va.: 1812. Dead. 
 OWEN, THOMAS ROBESON, Bladen Co. : A. B., 1831 ; A. M., 1842. Dead. 
 OWEN, WILLIAM HAYES, Oxford: A. B., 1833; A. M., 1838. Tutor 
 
 U. N. C., 1835-'43. Prof. Wake Forest Coll. Dead. 
 
 OWENS, NAPOLEON B. , Halifax Co. : 1861-'62. C. S. A. Killed in service. 
 OWENS, WILLIAM ALLISON, Charlotte : A. B., 1856. Col. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in service. 
 
 PAILIN, WILLIAM WHITE, Elizabeth City : 1879-'80. Died 1884. 
 PAINE, JAMES, North Carolina: 1796. Dead. 
 PAISLEY, DRURY LACY, Guilford Co.: 1880-81. 
 PAISLEY, JOHN, Guilford Co. : A.B., 1835; A.M., 1840. Minister. Dead. 
 
188 Students of the 
 
 PALMER, JAMES, Northampton Co. : 1796. Dead. 
 
 PALMER, JAMES RUSSELL, Warren Co. : 1881-'82. 
 
 PALMER, MALVERN HILL, Greenback, Warren Co. : Ph. B., 1888. Teacher. 
 
 Hertford. 
 PALMER, MATTHIAS BRICKELL DICKERSON, Northampton Co. : A. B., 
 
 1820. Dead. 
 
 PALMER, NATHAN MILAM, Macon, Warren Co. : 1877-78. 
 PARK, JAMES, Columbia, Tenn.: A. B., 1855. C. S. A. Born 1837, died 
 
 Jan. 2, 1873. 
 PARKE, JAMES DUKE, Anson Co.: 1837-'39. Adjt. U. S. A. Born 1822, 
 
 died 1846. Troy, Ala. 
 PARKER, AUGUSTUS MOORE, Gatesville : A. B., 1862. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in service. 
 
 PARKER, FRANCIS MARION, Enfield: 1885-'87. 
 PARKER, GAITHER BENAJAH, Burnsville, Yancey Co. : 1883-'84. 
 PARKER, HAYWOOD, Enfield: A. B., 1887. Teacher. Bingham School. 
 PARKER, HERSEY, Hertford Co. : A. B., 1856. Lawyer. Plaitter. Minister. 
 PARKER, JAMES, Gatesville: A. B., 1861. Gen. Assem. 
 PARKER, JAMES PAGE, Haywood Co., Tenn.: A. B., 1861. 
 PARKER, JOHN !>., Gatesville: 1858-61. C. S. A. Planter. 
 PARKER, JOHN H.,Tarboro: 1813. Planter. Dead. 
 PARKER, JOHN HAYWOOD, Tarboro: A. B., 1832; D. D. Dead. 
 PARKER, JUNIUS REVERB Y, Graham : 1885-'87. 
 JPARKER, ROMULUS BRAGG, Enfield : 1875-77. Planter. 
 PARKER, WALTER C. Y., Hertford Co. : 1856-58. Capt. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 near Richmond, 1862. 
 PARKER, WILLIAM FLETCHER, Enfield, Halifax Co. : 1861-'62. Lieut. 
 
 C. S. A. Treas. Halifax Co. 
 PARKS, OLIVER TYRRELL, Wilkes Co.: A. B., 1861. Lt. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in service. 
 
 PARKS, SIDNEY LEE, Wilkes Co.: 1880-'81. 
 PARROTT, WILLIAM H., Georgetown, D. C. : 1818. Dead. 
 PARSONS, BENJAMIN, Granville Co. : 1796. Dead. 
 PARSONS, HILLIARD CRAWFORD, Wadesboro, Anson Co.: 1883-'84. 
 
 Druggist. 
 
 PARSONS, JOHN H., Hinds Co., Miss. : 1860-'61. 
 PARTRICK, WILLIAM SULLIVAN, Clinton : 1885-'86. Merchant. 
 PASCHALL, CHARLES LESLIE, Oxford: 1877-78. 
 PASTEUR, EDWARD GRIFFITH, New Berne : A. B., 1821 ; A. M., 1824. 
 
 Judge Ala. Supreme Ct. Dead. 
 PASTEUR, THOMAS JEFFERSON, New Berne: 1820-'22. Born 1800. 
 
 State Senator, 1840-45. Collector Customs, 1845-49. Anthony Place, 
 
 Fla. 
 
 PATE, PRESTON BROOKS, Laurel Hill, Eichmond Co.: 1886. 
 PATE, THOROUGHGOOD, Laurel Hill, Kichmond Co. : 1880-'82. Lawyer. 
 PATRICK, ABNER T., North Carolina: 1827-'28. 
 PATRICK, DAVID SETTLE, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1856. Prof. U. N. C., 
 
 1869-'70. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 189 
 
 PATRICK, GEORGE LANE, Kinston : B. S., 1886. Civ. Engineer. 
 
 PATRICK, JAMES, Guilford Co.: 1815. Dead. 
 
 PATRICK, WILLIAM, North Carolina: 1821. 
 
 PATTERSON, A. HILL, Milton, Caswell Co.: 1858-'61. 
 
 PATTERSON, ANDREW HENRY, Salem: 1887-. 
 
 PATTERSON, FRANK FRIES, Salem : 1882-' 85. Lawyer. Lewiston, Idaho. 
 
 PATTERSON, GILBERT BROWN, Shoeheel, Eobeson Co.: A. B., 1886. 
 
 Elizabeth City. Teacher. 
 PATTERSON, HENRY HOUSTON, Chapel Hill: 1866-'67. Born 1844. 
 
 C. S. A. Merchant. 
 
 PATTERSON, JAMES A., Tuscumbia, Ala. : 1858-' 60. 
 PATTERSON, JESSE LINDSAY, Salem: 1878-'79. Lawyer. 
 PATTERSON, JOHN, North Carolina : 1807. Dead. 
 PATTERSON, JOHN, Richmond Co.: A. B.j 1816; A. M., 1820. Tutor 
 
 U. N. C. Minister. Dead. 
 
 PATTERSON, Louis MOREHE AD, Salem : 1878-'81. Teacher. Died 1886. 
 PATTERSON," M ALLOY, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1855. 
 PATTERSON, RTJFUS LENOIR, Caldwell Co.: A. B., 1851. Mem. Conv., 
 
 1861 and 1865. Merchant. Manufacturer. Born 1830, died 1879. Salem. 
 PATTERSON, SAMUEL LEGERWOOD, Patterson, Caldwell Co.: 1867-'68. 
 
 Born 1850. Planter. 
 
 PATTON, JAMES ALFRED, Asheville: A. B., 1851. Dead. 
 PATTON, JOHN WEBSTER, Company Shops (now Burlington) : 1884-'86. 
 
 Minister. 
 
 PATTON, PETER WARLICK, Table Rock, Burke Co.: 1883-'S4. Teacher. 
 PAYNE, ROBERT LEE, Lexington: 1852-'53. Born 1834. M. D. Univ. of 
 
 Pa. Pres. N. C. Med. Soc., 1877. Journalist. 
 PAYNE, ROBERT LEE, Lexington : 1875-78. Physician. 
 PEACE, LEONID AS VASSAR, Granville Co.: 1878-'80. 
 PEACE, WILLIAM, Raleigh : 1796. Founder of Peace Institute. Merchant. 
 
 Director Bank of State and Bank of N. C. 45 years. Born 1773, died 1865. 
 PEARCE, OLIVER WINFIBLD, Fay etteville: A. B., 1860. C. S.A. Planter. 
 PEARCE, Lucius R. A., Canton, Miss.: 1857-'58. C. S. A. Killed at 
 
 Mumfordsville, Ky. 
 
 PEARS ALL, MATTHEW JAMES, Clinton : 1889-. 
 PEARSON, FRANCIS MARION, Anson Co.: A. B., 1841. Lawyer. Born 
 
 1818, died 1861. Little Rock, Ark. 
 
 PEARSON, JOHN W., Brandon, Miss. : 1857-'60. Merchant. Died 1883. 
 PEARSON, JOHN W., Yadkin Co. : 1865-'66. Lt. C. S. A. Died 1883. 
 PEARSON, RICHMOND, Rowan Co. : 1799. Dead. 
 PEARSON, RICHMOND MUMFORD, Rowan Co. : A. B., 1823; A. M., 1826. 
 
 Gen. Assem., 1829-'33. Judge Superior Ct., 1836-' 48. Judge Supreme Ct, 
 
 1848-'58. Chief Justice Supreme Ct., 1858-78. Born 1805, died 1878. 
 PEARSON, RICHMOND NICHOLAS, Anson Co.: A. B., 1841. Born 1820. 
 
 Physician. Dead. Cool Springs, Ga. 
 PEARSON, ROBERT CALDWELL, Morganton : 1855-'57. Born 1836. 
 
 M. D., N. Y. Med. Coll. Surg. C. S. A. 
 PEARSON, WILLIAM G. B., Bladen Co.: 1856-'58. 
 
190 Students of the 
 
 PEARSON, WILLIAM SIMPSON, Morganton : A. B., 1868. Born 1849. U.S. 
 
 Consul at Palermo, 1873. Lawyer. Editor. Author. 
 PEEBLES, ATLAS J., Northampton Co.: 1837-'38. Dead. 
 PEEBLES, HENRY BRUCE, Jackson, Northampton Co.: 1878-' 82. 
 PEEBLES, HENRY W.,Hicksford,Va.: 1812. Dead. 
 PEEBLES, ROBERT BRUCE, Northampton Co.: 1859-62. Adj. Gen. 
 
 C. S. A. Lawyer. Gen. Assem., 1869. Jackson. 
 PEEBLES, WILLIAM W., Jackson, Northampton Co. : A. B., 1853. State 
 
 Senator. 
 
 PEELE, WILLIAM JOSEPH, Jackson, Northampton Co.: A. B., 1879. Law- 
 yer. Raleigh. 
 
 PEGRAM, HENRY B., New Orleans, La.: 1857-58. 
 PEGUES, JAMES B., Marengo Co., Ala.: 1854-56. 
 PEGUES, WILLIAM, Cabarrus Co. : 1805. Dead. 
 PELHAM, ATKINSON, Kentucky: 1817. Dead. 
 PELL, EDWARD LEIGH, Chapel Hill : 1877-'80. Minister. 
 PELL, ROBERT PAINE, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1881. Asst. Prof., 1881-'83. 
 
 Minister. Wilson. 
 PEMBERTON, WILLIAM DAVID, Albemarle, Stanly Co. : Ph. B., 1881. 
 
 Born 1859. Physician. 
 
 PENDER, HERBERT WARD, Tarboro: 1879-'81. 
 PENDER, JAMES, Tarboro: 1879-'80. Lawyer. 
 PENDER, JOSIAH, Edgecombe Co. : 1838. Capt. U. S. A. Died 1846. 
 PENDER, LEWIS C., Wayne Co.: 1808. Dead. 
 PENDER, LORENZO Dow, Tarboro: A. B., 1848; A. M., 1851. Lawyer. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 PENDER, ROBERT W., Tarboro: 1845-' 46. Dead. 
 PENDER, SAMUEL TURNER, Tarboro: 1876-77. 
 PENN, ABRAM, Patrick C. H., Va. : 1822. Minister. 
 PENN, COLUMBUS, Patrick C. H., Va. : 1825-'26. Dead. 
 PENN, EDMUND, Patrick C. H., Va. : 1827-' 28. Dead. 
 PENN, PETER Lu, Patrick C. H., Va. : 1825-' 26. Dead. 
 PEOPLES, JOHN J., Chatham Co.: 1864-'65. 
 PERKINS, CONSTANTINE W., Tuscaloosa, Ala.: 1844-M5. Physician. 
 
 Born 1824, died 1868. 
 PERKINS, JAMES BLAKELEY, Columbus, Miss. : A. B., 1859. Lawyer. 
 
 Austin, Miss. 
 
 PERKINS, JAMES J., Greenville, Pitt Co. : 1853-56. Planter. 
 PERKINS, JOHN T., Burke Co. : 1837-'38. Dead. 
 PERKINS, MINUTIUS ANGELO, Newport, Carteret Co. : 1882-'84. 
 PERKINSON, MATTHEW R., Virginia: 1818. 
 PERRY, BENJAMIN L., Beaufort Co. : 1859-'61. Asst. Adj. Gen., C. S. A. 
 
 Hotel-keeper. Wilmington. 
 PERRY, DAVID BARLOW, Tarboro: 1885-'87. 
 PERRY, EDWARD FOREST, Wake Forest : 1883-'84. 
 PERRY, HUGH H., Marshall, Tex. : 1863-'64. C. S. A. Dead. 
 PERRY, JOHN J. CLIFFORD, Newbegun Creek, Perquimans Co. : 1882-'83. 
 
 Physician. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 191 
 
 PERRY, JOHN MERRITT, Beaufort Co. : A. B., 1858. Gen. Assem. Lawyer. 
 
 Tarboro. Died 1878. 
 
 PERRY, JOSHUA, Franklin Co.: 1838-MO. Dead. 
 PERRY, JOSHUA P., Marshall, Tex. : 1855-'56. Born 1839, died 1856. 
 PERRY, SAMUEL, Franklin Co. : 1842-'43. Physician. 
 PERRY, THEOPHILUS, Harrison, Tex.: A. B., 1854. Maj. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in service. 
 
 PERRY, WILLIE J., Harrison Co., Tex.: 1856-'57. 
 
 PERSON, JESSE H., Louisburg : 1860-61. Lieut. C. S. A. Killed in service. 
 PERSON, SAMUEL J., Rowan Co.: 1818. Dead. 
 PERSON, SAMUEL JONES, Moore Co.: A. B., 1843. Judge Superior Ct. 
 
 Dead. 
 PERSON, THOMAS JEFFERSON, Northampton Co. : A. B., 1848. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Died 1885. 
 
 PERSON, WILLIE MANGUM, Franklinton, Franklin Co.: 1883-'86. Lawyer. 
 PESCUD, PETER FRANCISCO, Raleigh: 1867-'68. Ins. Agt. New Orleans, 
 
 La. 
 
 PETERS, WASHINGTON, Portsmouth, Va. : 1865-67. Physician. 
 PETERSON, MATTHEW RANSOM, Clinton: 1883-'85. 2nd Lieut. U. S. A. 
 PETERSON, SOLON SCOTT, Morganton : 1878-79. 
 PETERSON, WILLIAM CANOVA, Wallace, Duplin Co.: 1878. 
 PETTIGREW/CHARLES L.OCKHART, Tyrrell Co. : A. B., 1836. Planter. 
 
 Born 1810, died 1873. 
 PETTIGREW, EBENEZER, Lake Phelps, Tyrrell Co.: 1795. State Sen., 
 
 1S09-'10. M. C., 1835-'37. Planter. Born 1783, died 1848. 
 PETTIGREW, JAMES JOHNSTON, Tyrrell Co.: A. B., 1847. Asst. Prof. 
 
 Naval Observatory, Washington, D. C., 1848. Secty. Spanish Legation, 1850. 
 
 Author. Gen. Assern. S. C., 1856. Brig. Gen., C. S. A. Born 1828; 
 
 mortally wounded at Falling Waters, July 14, died at Bunker Hill, Va., July 
 
 17, 1863. 
 
 PETTIGREW, JOHN, Lake Phelps, Tyrrell Co.: 1797. Dead. 
 PETTIGREW, WILLIAM SHEPARD, Tyrrell Co. : 1834-'37. A. M., 1868. 
 
 Born 1818. Episc. Minister. Mem. Conv., 1861. C. S. A. Ridgeway. 
 PETTY, GEORGE EDWARD, Archdale: 1888-. 
 PHARR, HENRY NEAL, Charlotte : 1888-89. Lawyer. 
 PHARR, WALTER WELLINGTON, Cabarrus Co. : A. B., 1840. Minister. 
 PHELPS, WILLIE HERMAN, Catawba Co.: 1878-79. 
 PHIFER, CHARLES W., Mississippi: A. B., 1854. U. S. A, Brig. Gen. 
 
 C. S. A. Cofleeville, Miss. 
 
 PHIFER, GEORGE, Cabarrus Co. : 1799. Dead. 
 
 PHIFER, JOHN, Concord : A. B., 1799. Gen. Assem. Planter. Died 1845. 
 PHIFER, JOHN FULENWEIDER, Cabarrus Co. : 1805. Planter. Born 1786, 
 
 died 1828. 
 PHIFER, JOHN N"., Cabarrus Co.: 1812. Planter. Born 1795, died 1856. 
 
 Miss. 
 PHIFER, MARTIN LOCKE, Cabarrus Co.: 1836-38. Lawyer. Planter. 
 
 Born 1818, died 1853. 
 PHILBECK, JOSEPH BEATTIE, Shelby, Cleveland Co. : 1883-'86 and 1888-. 
 
192 Students of the 
 
 PHILIPS, CHARLES, Marianna, Fla. : 1856-57. 
 
 PHILIPS, FREDERICK, Edgecombe Co. : A. B., 1858. Capt. C. S. A. Judge 
 
 Superior Ct., 1883-. Tarboro. 
 PHILIPS, JAMES JONES, Edgecombe Co. : 186S-'64. C. S. A. Mortally 
 
 wounded at Lynchburg; died Aug. 20, 1865. 
 PHILIPS, JAMES JONES, Tarboro: 1886-. Born 1870. 
 PHILIPS, JOHN W., Edgecombe Co. : 1866-' 68. Planter. Battleboro. 
 PHILIPS, 'WALTER EVERETT, Battleboro, Edgecombe Co. : A. B., 1881. 
 
 Planter. 
 
 PHILLIPS, ALEXANDER IJACY, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1880. Presb. Minis- 
 ter. Birmingham, Ala. 
 PHILLIPS, ALONZO, Hillsboro : 1865-'67. Born 1845. Merchant. Dead. 
 
 Chicago. 
 PHILLIPS, CHARLES, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1841 ; A. M., 1844 ; D. D. ; LL. D. 
 
 Born 1822. Tutor, 1844-'54. Prof. Engineering U. N. C., 1854-'60, and 
 
 Math., 1861-'68 and 1875-'79. Prof. Davidson Coll., 1869-'75. Died May 
 
 10, 1889. 
 
 PHILLIPS, EDGAR TOBIAS, Johnston Co.: 1881-'82. Teacher. 
 PHILLIPS, ETHELDRED, Edgecombe Co. : 1817. Dead. 
 PHILLIPS, JOHN I/EIGHTON, Washington, D. C. : 1878-'80. Surg. U. S. A. 
 PHILLIPS, SAMUEL FIELD, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1841; A. M., 1844; 
 
 LL. D. Lawyer. Prof. Law, 1854-'59. Gen. Assem. Speaker H. of Com. 
 
 Sol. Gen. U. S., 1873-'85. Washington, D. C. 
 
 PHILLIPS, THOMAS CALDWELL, Yadkinville: 1877-78. Lawyer. 
 PHILLIPS, WILLIAM BATTLE, Chapel Hill: Ph. B., 1877 ; Ph. D. Prof. 
 
 Agr. Chem. and Mining U. N. C., 1885-88. Chemist and Mining Engineer. 
 
 Birmingham, Ala. 
 
 PHILPOTT, JOHN W., Providence, La. : 1852-'53. 
 PICKENS, ISRAEL L.EONIDAS, Greensboro, Ala.: A. B., 1842. 
 PlCKENS, SAMUEL, Cabarrus Co. : A. B., 1814. Comptroller Ala. Planter. 
 
 Born 1791, died 1855. Greene Co., Ala. 
 PICKETT, JAMES F., Pike Co., Ala. : 1857-59. 
 PICKETT, WILLIAM DICKSON, Anson Co. : A. B., 1822. Judge Superior 
 
 Ct. Ala. Dead. 
 PICOT, PETER OLIVER, Plymouth : A. B., 1818; A. M., 1827. Physician. 
 
 Dead. 
 PILLOW, GEORGE M., Columbia, Tenn. : A. B., 1859. Lawyer. Lt. C. S. A. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 PILLOW, GIDEON JEROME, Columbia, Tenn. : A. B., 1855. Dead. 
 PINCKARD, THOMAS CICERO, Tuskegee, Ala.: 1845-'46. Lawyer. 
 
 Teacher. Minister. Opelika, Ala. 
 
 PlNKSTON, JOHNSON, Chowan Co. : A. B., 1812. Physician. Dead. 
 PINNIX, MARSHALL HENRY, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1859; A. M., 1877. 
 
 Born 1835. Lawyer. Gen. Assem., 1875-'77. State Senator, 1881-'83. 
 
 Lexington. 
 
 PIPKIN, THOMAS HARE, Murfreesboro : A. B., 1825. Dead. 
 PITCHFORD, THOMAS JEFFERSON, Warren Co. : A. B., 1831. Born 1810. 
 
 Physician. Gen. Assem., 1856-'65. Dead. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 193 
 
 PITT, MARK B., Edgecomle Co. : 1859-'61. Lt. C. S. A. Physician. 
 PITTMAN, KEDDIN GRESHAM, Halifax Co.: A. B., 1860. Top. Eng. 
 
 C. S. A. Engineer. Rocky Mount. 
 
 PITTMAN, WILLIAM H., Marianna, Fla.: 1856-' 57. Born 1838, died 1857. 
 PITTS, JOHN HENRY, Catawba Station : 1869-70. 
 PLUMMEK, EDWARD HALL, Warrenton: A. B., 1855. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 
 Manufacturer. Carter, Tenn. 
 PLUMMER, HENRY LYON, Warrenton : A. B., 1815. Physician. Planter. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 PLUMMER, WALTER G., Warrenton: 1859-60. 
 PLUMMER, WILLIAM, Warrenton: 1815. Lawyer. 
 
 PLUMMER,WlLLlAM T., Warrenton: 1856-'59. Merchant. Petersburg, Va. 
 POE, FRANK CALDWELL, Pittsboro : 1877-78. 
 
 POLK, ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Raleigh : 1825. Born 1811, died 1830. 
 POLK, ALLEN J., Tennessee: 1840-' 43. Planter. Dead. 
 POLK, ANDREW JACKSON, Raleigh : 1840-41. Capt. C. S. A. Born 1824, 
 
 died 1870. 
 
 POLK, CADWALLADER, Columbia, Tenn. : A. B., 1857. Kentucky. 
 POLK, FRANKLIN E., Tenn.: 1823-25. Dead. 
 POLK, GEORGE W., Raleigh: 1833-'37. Born 1818. Dead. Maury Co., 
 
 Tenn. 
 POLK, HORACE MATTHEW, Bolivar, Tenn.: A. B., 1841. Lawyer. Planter. 
 
 Gen. Assem. La. Gen. Assem. Tenn. Born 1819. Dead. 
 POLK, JAMES H., Maury Co., Tenn.: 1858-'61. Capt. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Miss. 
 POLK, JAMES KNOX, Tennessee : A. B., 1818 ; A. M., 1822 ; LL. D., 1845. 
 
 Gen. Assem. of Tenn., 1823-'25. M. C., 1825-'39. Speaker H. of Rep., 
 
 1835-'39. Gov. Tenn., 1839-41. Pres. United States, 1845-'49. Born 
 
 Nov. 2, 1795, died June 15, 1849. 
 POLK, LEONIDAS, Raleigh : 1821. D. D. ; LL. D. Bishop of La, and Ark., 
 
 1838-'64. Lt. Gen. C. S. A. Born April 10, 1806. Killed on Pine Moun- 
 tain near Marietta, Ga., June 14, 1864. 
 POLK, Lucius JUNIUS, Raleigh : A. B., 1822 ; A. M., 1844. Planter. Adj. 
 
 Gen. of Tenn. Born 1808, died 1869. Maury Co., Tenn. 
 
 POLK, MARSHALL TATE, Columbia, Tenn.: A. B., 1825. Planter. Dead. 
 POLK, KuFUS J., Columbia, Tenn.: 1860-61. Planter. Arkansas. 
 POLK, THOMAS G., Columbia, Tenn.: 1840-'41. Capt. C. S. A. Decatur, 
 
 Ala. 
 POLK, THOMAS GILCHRIST, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1809 ; A. M., 1816. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 POLK, WILLIAM, Rowan Co. : 1837-'3S. 
 POLK, WILLIAM H., Tennessee: 1832-'33. Charge* d'affaires at Naples. 
 
 Dead. 
 POLK, WILLIAM JULIUS, Raleigh: A. B., 1813; A. M., 1816. Physician. 
 
 Dead. Columbia, Tenn. 
 POLK, WILLIAM lu, Raleigh: 1813. 
 POLLOCK, WILLIAM I>URWARD, Kinston: Ph. B., 1885. 
 POOL, ANDERSON J., Marion, Ala. : 1840-'42. 
 13 
 
194 Students of the 
 
 POOL, CHARLES CARROLL, Elizabeth City : A. B., 1860 ; A. M., 1866. Mem. 
 Conv., 1868. Judge Superior Ct. 
 
 POOL, GEORGE D., Elizabeth City : 1859-'61. 
 
 POOL, JAMES L<., Marion, Ala.: 1843-' 44. 
 
 POOL, JOHN, Elizabeth City: A. B., 1847. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Mem. 
 Conven., 1865. U. 8. S., 1867-73. Born 1826, died 1884. 
 
 POOL,J OHN HERSEY, Pasquotank Co.: 1854-57. Physician. South 
 Mills. 
 
 POOL, SAMUEL P., Elizabeth City: 1858-'61. C. S. A. Dead. 
 
 POOL, SOLOMON, Elizabeth City: A. B, 1853; A. M.; D. D. Tutor and 
 Adjunct Prof. Math. U. N. C., 1853-' 66. Pres. U. N. C., 1868-71 . Meth. 
 Minister. N. C. Conference. 
 
 POOL, STEPHEN FARMER, Marion, Ala. : A. B., 1846. 
 
 POOL, WALTER FRESHWATER, Elizabeth City : 1869-70. 
 
 POOL, WILLIAM GrASKlNS, Elizabeth City : A. B., 1849 ; A. M. Physician. 
 Died 1887. 
 
 POPE, B. A., Weldon: 1838-'39. Dead. 
 
 POPE, WILLIAM B., Halifax Co.: 1836-'37. Capt. C. S. A. Dead. 
 
 POPE, WILLIAM HENRY, Pittsboro: 1887-'88. 
 
 POPLESTON, SAMUEL WASHINGTON, Edenton: A. B., 1825. Dead. 
 
 PORTER, FRANKLIN, Tarboro: 1864-68. Lawyer. St. Joseph, Mo. 
 
 PORTER, THOMAS J., Maury Co.. Tenn. : 1825. Dead. Bolivar Co., Miss. 
 
 POTEAT, JOHN M., CaswellCo.: 1857-' 59. 
 
 POTTER, HENRY H., Granville Co. : 1825. 
 
 POTTS, JOHN W., Washington: 1820. Physician. Gen. Assem. Dead. 
 
 Pou, EDWARD WILLIAM, Smithfield : 1881-'84. Lawyer. Pres. Elector 
 1888. 
 
 POWELL, AUGUSTUS, Coahoma, Miss. : 1861-'62. 
 
 POWELL, BENJAMIN T., Camden, Ark. : 1860-'62. 
 
 POWELL, EDGAR, Koxobel, Pitt Co. : 1878-79. 
 
 POWELL, GEORGE TATE, Catawba Co.: 1865-'66. Born 1845. Physi- 
 cian. Planter. 
 
 POWELL, JAMES MARSHALL, Greensboro: 1877-78. 
 
 POWELL, JOSEPH CLAY, Tarboro: B. S., 1877. Planter. 
 
 POWELL, JOSEPH W., Edgecombe Co.: 1866-'6S. Planter. 
 
 POWELL, LEMUEL BROWN, Warren Co.: A. B., 1831; A. M., 1837. 
 Physician. 
 
 POWELL, ROBERT J., Kichmond Co. : 1858-' 59. 
 
 POWELL, WILLIAM H., Bertie Co.: A. B., 1853. Dead. 
 
 PRICE, HARRY HILL, New Orleans, La.: 1860-'61. Born 1842. Adj. 
 C. S. A. 
 
 PRICE, JAMES A., Caswell Co. : 1838-'39. Physician. 
 
 PRICE, JAMES MADISON, Leaksville, Kockingham Co. : 1881-'83. Physi- 
 cian. Died April, 1888. 
 
 PRICE, JAMES VALENTINE, Madison, Kockingham Co. : 1880-'81. 
 
 PRICE, NYMPHAS EDGAR, Pitt Co.: 1859-62. Born 1841. C. S. A. 
 Minister. Bath. 
 
 PRICE, THOMAS JEFFERSON, Monroe: 1881-'82. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 195 
 
 PRICE, THOMAS S., Martin Co.: 1854-'56. 
 
 PRICE, WASHINGTON, North Carolina: 1826. 
 
 PRICE, WILLIAM W., Danville, Va. : 1842-' 43. 
 
 PRINCE, NICHOLAS W., Tuscaloosa, Ala. : 1836-'37. Fruit-grower. Born 
 
 1816, died 1880. Apopka, Fla. 
 PRINCE, OLIVER HILLHOUSE, Tuscaloosa, Ala.: A. B., 1840. Lawyer. 
 
 Capt. C. S. A. Born Aug. 8, 1819. Killed at Chickamauga, Sept. 21, 1863. 
 
 Demopolis, Ala. 
 
 PRINCE, THOMAS MCARREL, Pitt Co.: A.B., 1827. Dead. 
 PRIVOTT, HAYWOOD COLLINS, Edenton : 1884-85. 
 PROCTOR, ALBERTO., Elizabeth City: 1836-37. Gen. Assem. Died 1842. 
 PROCTOR, SAMUEL JOSEPH, Elizabeth City : A. B., 1840. 
 PROUT, EDMUND GREGORY, Williamsboro, Granville Co. : A. B., 1865. 
 
 Minister. 
 PROUT, WILLIAM CURTIS, Williamsboro, Granville Co. : A. B., 1865. 
 
 Minister. 
 
 PRUDHOMME, JAMES A., Natchitoches, La. : 1858-'60. 
 PRUDHOMME, MITCHELL S., St. Landry, La.: 1857-'58. 
 PUGH, FRANK SLADE, Hamilton, Martin Co. : 1884-'85. 
 PuGH, KOBERT LAURENCE, Assumption Parish, La.: A. B., 1861. Lt. 
 
 C. S. A. Lawyer. Planter. Albemarle, La. 
 PUGH, THOMAS, Bertie Co.: 1815. Dead. 
 PUGH, THOMAS J., Bertie Co. : 1821. Dead. 
 PUGH, WHITMELL S., Bertie Co.: 1841-42. Dead. 
 PUGH, WILLIAM A., Bertie Co. : 1833-'34. 
 PUGH, WILLIAM WHITMELL HILL, Bertie Co.: 1828-'29. Born 1811. 
 
 Gen. Assem. of La. Mem. La. State Conven., 1852. Planter. Dead. 
 
 Assumption, La. 
 PULLIAM, ALFRED BARNETT, Somerville, Tenn. : 1855-'57. Born 1838. 
 
 M. D. Univ. of Pa. Surg. C. S. A. 
 
 PULLIAM, JOEL LANE, La Grange, Tenn. : 1880-'81. 
 PURCELL, ARCHIBALD, Kobeson Co. : A. B., 1840. Planter. Died 1867. 
 
 Maxton. 
 PURCELL, J. EDWIN, Bobeson Co.: A. B., 1868. C. S. A. State Senator. 
 
 Purcepolis. 
 
 PURCELL, JOHN, Kobeson Co. : 1881-'82. 
 
 PURCELL, JOHN G., Robeson Co. : 1855-' 58. Lt. C. S. A. Killed in service. 
 PURCELL, MALCOLM GILCHRIST, Robeson Co. : A. B., 1820. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 PURCELL, WILLIAM H., Robeson Co.: 1866-68. Columbia, Ala. 
 PuRNELL, MUNGO T. , Grenada, Miss. : 1860-61. 
 PURNELL, THOMAS K., Halifax Co.: 1834-'36. Dead. 
 PUREFOY, GEORGE WASHINGTON, Orange Co.: 1869-70. Physician. 
 PURYEAR, HENRY SHEPHERD, Huntsville, Yadkin Co.: 1857-'59. 
 
 Born 1841. Lawyer. Concord. 
 
 PUTTICK, JOHN MARSHALL, Raleigh : A. B., 1855. C. S. Navy. Dead. 
 QUARLES, GEORGE McD., Minden, La.: A. B., 1860. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in service. 
 
196 Students of the 
 
 QUARLES, WILLIAM LOWNDES, Minden, La.: A. B., 1863. 
 
 QUINCE, JOHN B., Wilmington: 1846-'47. Dead. 
 
 QUINCE, NATHANIEL HILL, Wilmington: A. B., 1842. Dead. 
 
 QUINCE, WILLIAM, Wilmington: 1818. Dead. 
 
 RADCLIFFE, THOMAS, Wilmington : B. S., 1881. 
 
 RAGSDALE, THOMAS Lu, Raleigh: 1814. Dead. 
 
 RAIFORD, MARSHALL DEMETRIUS, Goldsboro: 1863-'64. Physician. 
 
 Hockley, Tex. 
 
 KAINEY, JAMES, Caswell Co. : 1816. Dead. 
 RAINS, JOHN, New Berne : A. B., 1823 ; A. M., 1826. Gen. Assem. Lawyer. 
 
 Born 1804, died 1834. Alabama. 
 RAMSAY, JUNIUS NAPOLEON, Northampton Co. : A.B., 1857. Physician. 
 
 C. S. A. 
 RAMSAY, JOHN AMBROSE, Moore Co.: A. B., 1811; A. M., 1816. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Dead. 
 
 RAMSEY, GEORGE A., Columbus, Miss.: 1860-'62. Dead. 
 RAMSEY, NATHAN ALEXANDER, Pittsboro: A. B., 1848. 
 RAND, OSCAR RIPLEY, Alabama: A. B., 1854. Capt. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Raleigh. 
 RANDALL, WILLIAM GEORGE, Burke Co. : A. B., 1884. Prof. Univ. of 
 
 S. C. Prin. of Institute. McKinney, Tex. 
 
 RANDOLPH, JOHN, Northampton Co.: 1837-'38. Lawyer. Dead. 
 RANKIN, ALBERT McQuiNSTi AN, Greensboro: 1879-80. Cheraw, S. C. 
 RANKIN, CHARLES ALEXANDER, Fayetteville : 1888-. 
 RANKIN, JOHN CHAMBERS, Guilford Co. : 1835-'36. D. D. Born 1816. 
 
 Missionary to India. Baskinridge, N. J. 
 
 RANKIN, JOHN IX, Gaston Co. : 1853-' 54. Sergt. C. S. A. Killed in service. 
 RANKIN, JOHN TAYLOR, Wilmington : 1862-63. Born 1845. Lt. C. S. A. 
 RANKIN, JOSEPH K.,Lenoir: 1867-'68. 
 RANSOM, GEORGE, Garysburg, Northampton Co.: 1887-. 
 RANSOM, HENRY HUNT, New Berne: 1883-'86. Teacher. 
 RANSOM, JOSEPH E., Northampton Co. : 1876-'79. 
 RANSOM, MATT WHITAKER, Warren Co.: A. B., 1847; LL.D. Born Oct. 8, 
 
 1826. Lawyer. Planter. Maj. Gen. C. S. A. Atty. Gen.of N. C., 1852-'55. 
 
 Pres. Elector, 1852. Gen. Assem., 1858-'60. Peace Commr. to Cong, of 
 
 Southern States, Montgomery, Ala,, 1861. U. S. Sen., 1872-. Garysburg, 
 RANSOM, PATRICK EXUM, Weldon: 1886-'88. 
 RANSOM, ROBERT, Northampton Co. : A. B., 1880. Lawyer. 
 RANSOM, THOMAS ROBERT, Northampton Co.: 1881-'84 and 1886-'87. 
 
 A. B. Georgetown Coll., D. C., 1885. Lawyer. 
 RAY, LAVENDER R., Newnan, Ga.: 1860-'61. Born 1842. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Gen. Assem. of Ga. 
 RAY, WILLIAM E., Franklin Co.: 1859-'60. C. S. A. Dead. Marshall, 
 
 Texas. 
 
 READ, CHARLES Lu, Virginia: 1810. Dead. 
 
 READ, CLEMENT CARRINGTON, Smithville, Va.: A. B., 1819. Dead. 
 READ, Ho WELL L., Virginia: 1810. Dead. 
 READ, THOMAS E., Smithville, Va. : A. B., 1820. Dead. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 197 
 
 REDD, EDMUND B., Martinsville, Va.: 1825. Died 1851. 
 
 REDD, OVERTON, Martinsville, Va. : 1808. Dead. 
 
 REDFE A RN, WILSON, Wadesboro, Anson Co.: 1886-'87. 
 
 REDMOND, FRANK P., Tarboro : 1862-'64. Dead. 
 
 REECE, DARRETT MANLY, Booneville, Yadkin Co. : 1883-'85. Lawyer. 
 
 REECE, JOSHUA MONTGOMERY, Booneville, Yadkin Co.: 18SO-'81. 
 
 REECE, WINSON LLEWELLYN, Booneville, Yadkin Co. : 18S4-'85. Lawyer. 
 
 REESE, JOHN JAMES, Knoxville, Tenn. : A. B., 1843. Lawyer. Planter. 
 
 Capt. U. S. A., Mex. War. Lt. Col. C. S. A. Born July 4, 1823, died April 
 
 0, 18SO. Jasper, Tenn. 
 REEVES, WILLIAM H., Somerville, Tenn.: A. B., 1867. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1843, died 1871. 
 
 REGAN, ONSLOW, Robeson Co. : 1863-64. Physician. Texas. 
 REGISTER, EDWARD CHANCY, Duplin Co. : 1881-82. Physician. Char- 
 lotte. 
 
 REICH, THOMAS WILLIAM, Mocksville, Davie Co.: 1878-'79. 
 REID, GEORGE PINCKNEY, Cuba, Rutherford Co. : 1885-'86. 
 REID, JOHN, Virginia: 1809. Dead. 
 REID, JOHN T., Mecklenburg Co. : 1840-' 42. Dead. 
 REID, REUBEN DAVID, Wentworth: 1877-79. 
 REID, SAMUEL G., Marion, Ala.: 1854-'5o. 
 
 REID, THOMAS J., Macon, Tenn.: 1856-'57. Physician. Surg. C. S. A. 
 RENCHER, ABRAHAM, Chatham Co.: A. B., 1822; A. M., 1831. Lawyer. 
 
 Gen. Assem. M. C. Charge d'affaires to Portugal. Gov. New Mex. Ter. 
 
 Born 1798, died July 6, 1883. Chapel Hill. 
 RENCHER, JOHN GRANT, Santa Fe', New Mex. : A. B. 1862; A.M., 1866. 
 
 Capt. C. S. A. Lawyer. Pittsboro. 
 RENCHER, WILLIAM CONWAY, Santa Fe, New Mex.: A. B., 1866; 
 
 A. M., 1881. Lawyer. Journalist. Pittsboro. 
 REPITON, A. PAUL, Wilmington: 1857-'59. Dead. 
 RESPESS, RICHARD W., Williamston: 1859-61. C. S. A. Dead. 
 REYNOLDS, CHARLES A., Leaksville, Rockingham Co. : 1867-68. 
 REYNOLDS, NATHANIEL AUGUSTUS, Asheville: 1878-'80. 
 RHEA, JOHN H., Lawrenceville, Va. : 1812. Dead. 
 RHEM, JOSEPH FRANKLIN, New Berne : 1888-. 
 RHODES, EUGENE C., Bladen Springs, Ala.: 1858-61. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Died 1866. 
 
 RHODES, JAMES, Way nesboro, Wayne Co. : 1824-'2o. Dead. 
 RHODES, JOSEPH T., DuplinCo.: 1826. 
 RHODES, PAUL RUFUS, Avoca, Bertie Co. : 1882-83. 
 RHODES, RICHARD C., Lumberton: 1819. 
 RHODES, WILLIAM, Moore Co. : 1857-'58. 
 RHODES, WILLIAM HENRY, Comfort, Jones Co. : 1883-'84. 
 RHODES, WILLIAM JAMES, Sampson Co. : 1860-'61. C. S. A. Died in 
 
 service, 1864. 
 
 RIAL, TIMS, Columbus, Miss.: A. B., 1860. C. S. A. 
 RICE, HENRY WILLIAM, Raleigh : A. B., 1886. Teacher. Louisburg. 
 RICE, JEMISON W., Eutaw, Ala. : 1841-'43. 
 
198 Students of the 
 
 RICE, WILLIAM !>., Eutaw, Ala. : 1841-42. 
 
 RICHARDSON, ALFRED SMITH, Whiteville: 18S4-'S5, 1887-' 88. 
 
 RICHARDSON, CLEMENT LANIER, Anson Co.: 1858-'61. Surg. C. S. A. 
 
 Physician. St. Mary's Parish, La. 
 
 RICHARDSON, EDMUND ERNEST, Reidsville: 1878-79. 
 RICHARDSON, EDWARD L., Johnston Co.: 1861-'62. C. S. A. Died in 
 
 service, Danville, Va., 1864. 
 RICHARDSON, GEROSS, Craven Co. : 1878-79. 
 RICHARDSON, LUNSFORD, Johnston Co. : 1828-'29. Gen. Assem. Planter. 
 
 Died 1856. 
 
 RICHARDSON, MILTON C., Chatham Co. : 1862-'65. Lawyer. Clinton. 
 RICHAKDSON, SAMUEL N., Bladen Co. : 1860-61. C. S. A. 
 RICHARDSON, SHAHANE, Craven Co.: 1878-'81. Died 1881. 
 RICHARDSON, WILLIAM, Johnston Co.: 1860-'62. Lieut. C. S. A. Smith- 
 field. 
 
 RICHARDSON, WILLIAM H., Pickens Co., Ala.: 1855-58. 
 RICHARDSON, WILLIAM MARSHALL, Anson Co.: A. B., 1851. Lt. 
 
 C. S. A. M. D. Jeff. Med. Coll. Jeanerelte, La. 
 RICHARDSON, WILLIAM S., Anson Co.: 1854-55. 
 RICHMOND, CALEB H., Milton, Caswell Co.: 1S60-'61. 
 RICHMOND, JAMES L., Fairfield, S. C. : 1860-'61. 
 RICHMOND, JOHN MCCROREY, Fairfield, S. C.: A. B., 1858. 
 RICHMOND, ROMAN EUGENE, Memphis, Tenn.: 1886-'S8. 
 RICHMOND, STEPHEN !>., Milton, Caswell Co.: 1857-'58. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in service. 
 
 RICKS, BENJAMIN SHERROD, Halifax Co.: A. B., 1823. Dead. 
 RICKS, WILLIAM BENJAMIN, Nashville, Nash Co.: 1885-87 and 1889-. 
 RIDDICK, CHARLES E. C., Gates Co.: 1858-' 59. Lieut. C. S. A. Mortally 
 
 wounded at Williamsburg, May 5, 1862. 
 RIDDICK, DAVID E., Gates Co.: 1856-'57. 
 RIDDICK, EDWARD LIVINGSTON, Gates Co.: A. B., 1859. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in service. 
 
 RIDDICK, WALLACE CARL, Raleigh : A. B., 1885. 
 RIDDICK, WILLIAM T., Gates Co.: 1855-'58. 
 RIDDLE, CHARLES LUCIAN, Egypt, Chatham Co.: A. B., 1883; 1885-'86. 
 
 Lawyer. Elizabeth City. 
 
 RIDDLE, THOMAS, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1825. Dead. 
 RIDDLE, WILLIAM ALVIS, Eutaw, Ala.: 1854-'58. Born 1842, died 1867. 
 RIDLEY, BROMFIELD LEWIS, Oxford : A. B., 1824 ; A. M., 1827. Prof. 
 
 Lebanon Law School, Tenn. Judge, Mid. Tenn. Born 1803, died 1868. 
 RIDLEY, CHARLES LEWIS, Oxford: 1824-27. Physician. Planter. Gen. 
 
 Assem. of Ga. Born 1805. Dead. Bibb Co., Ga. 
 RIDLEY, JAMES, Granville Co.: 1799. Dead. 
 RIDLEY, JOHN C., North Carolina: 1830-'31. 
 RIDLEY, ROBERT ARCHIBALD THOMAS, Oxford: A. B., 1827; A. M., 
 
 1.830. Physician. Speaker H. of Com. of Ga. Died 1863. 
 RIDLEY, ROBERT B., Oxford: 1835-'36. Dead. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 199 
 
 RlEGER, AuGUSTlNW., Beaufort Co. : 1865-'68. LL.B. Lawyer. Planter. 
 
 Wilmington. 
 
 KiGGS, WILLIAM T., DeSoto, La.: 1861-'62. 
 RIGGSBEE, ADOLPHUS, Chapel Hill: 1882-'84. 
 RIGGSBEE, ATLAS JUDSON, Chapel Hill: 1869-70. 
 KlGGSBEE, RUFUS, Chapel Hill: 1882-'84. 
 
 RIGGSBEE, STANLEY S., Chatham Co. : 1860-'61. Sergt. Maj., C. S. A. 
 KIGGSBEE, WILLIAM HENRY, Chapel Hill: 1869-'70. 
 RlGHTON, WILLIAM, Edenton : A. B., 1802. Dead. 
 KlNGO, JOSEPH, Fayetteville, Tenn.: 1854-'58. Born Sept. 10, 1836, died 
 
 Nov. 10, 1864. Micanopy, Fla. 
 
 RINTELS, DAVID WALLACE, Charlotte : 1884-'85. 
 RISQUE, FERDINAND WILLIAM, Lynchburg, Va. : A. B., 1826. Dead. 
 RIVES, HEBER THOMPSON, Beaufort Co.: 1881-82. 
 RIVES, JAMES P., Edgecornbe Co. : 1866-'68. Farmer. Nash Co. 
 ROACH, JAMES W., Hinds Co., Miss: 1860-'62. 
 ROAN, FELIX R., Yanceyville: A. B., 1857. Capt. C. S. A. Register of 
 
 Deeds for Caswell Co. 
 ROAN, NATHANIEL K., Yanceyville, Caswell Co.: 1862-'65. C. S. A. 
 
 Died June 26, 1882. 
 ROAN, PRESTON, Yanceyville, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1861; A. M., 1866. 
 
 Surg. C. S. A. Physician. Died 1882. Winston. 
 
 ROAN, ROBERT L.., Yanceyville, Caswell Co.: 1867-'68. Reidsville. 
 RoBARDS, HENRY J., Granville Co. : 1831-'34. Physician. 
 ROBARDS, HORACE LAWRENCE, Granville Co.: A. B., 1835; A.M., 
 
 1839. 
 
 ROBARDS, THOMAS S., Granville Co. : 1824. 
 ROBARDS, WILLIAM H., Granville Co.: 1824-'27. Dead. 
 ROBARDS, WILLIAM J., Granville Co. : 1859-'61. 
 ROBBINS, ALEXANDER WEATHERLY, Jamestown, Guilford Co.: 
 
 1880-' 81. 
 
 ROBBINS, FRANK L<EE, Statesville: 1888-. 
 
 ROBBINS, FRANKLIN CHILDS, Randolph Co.: A. B., 1859; A. M., 1877. 
 ROBBINS, GASTON Am, Lexington : 1877-78. Lawyer. Selma, Ala. 
 ROBBINS, JAMES LAFAYETTE, Randolph Co. : A. B., 1859. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in service. 
 ROBBINS, JULIUS ALEXANDER, Randolph Co.: A. B., 1857. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Killed at Mt. Sterling, Ky., 1864. Selma, Ala. 
 ROBBINS, MARMADUKE SWAIN, Randolph Co.: A. B., 1856. Gen. 
 
 Assern., 1883-'85. 
 
 ROBERSON, WILLIAM STONE, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1889. 
 ROBERTS, CHARLES M., Gates Co.: 1853-55. Lt. C. S. A. 
 ROBERTS, FRANK WILLIAM, Flat River, Orange Co. : 1877-79. 
 ROBERTS, FREDERICK C., New Berne: 1851-'52. Lawyer. 
 ROBERTS, ISAAC, Carbonton, Moore Co.: A. B., 1859. 
 ROBERTS, JACOB MORRIS, Dallas, Gaston Co. : 1882-'83. Lincolnton. 
 ROBERTS, JAMES COLE, New Berne: Ph. B., 1884. Banker. Anniston, 
 
 Ala. 
 
200 Students of the 
 
 ROBERTS, JOHN JONES, New Berne: A. B., 1833; A. M., 1841; D. D. 
 Born 1819. Prof. U. N. C. Minister. New York. 
 
 ROBERTS, STEPHEN CHESTER, New Berne: A. B., 1852. Minister. 
 
 ROBERTSON, HENRY J., Winchester, Tenn. : 1860-'61. 
 
 ROBESON, CORNELIUS, Fayetteville: 1819. Dead. 
 
 ROBESON, DAVID GILLESPIE, BladenCo.: A. B., 1854. 
 
 ROBINSON, CHARLES, Anson Co.: 1810. Dead. 
 
 ROBINSON, CHARLES CORNELIUS, Autauga Co., Ala. : 1858-'60. C. S. A. 
 Elmore Co., Ala. 
 
 ROBINSON, CHARLES PHILLIPS, Wadesboro, Anson Co. : 1886-'87. 
 
 ROBINSON, CORNELIUS, Hayneville, Ala.: 1852-' 53. Capt. C. S. A. 
 Merchant. Montgomery, Ala. 
 
 ROBINSON, GILBERT MOTTIER, Lowndesboro, Ala.: A. B., 1856. Died 
 1885. 
 
 ROBINSON, JAMES H., Goldsboro: 1855-'57. Dead. 
 
 ROBINSON, JAMES S., Halifax Co. : 1829. Dead. 
 
 ROBINSON, SAMUEL B., CabarrusCo.: 1813. Dead. 
 
 ROBINSON, THOMAS JEFFERSON, Fayetteville: 1846-'49. Prof. U. S. 
 Naval Acad. C. S. A. Born 1827, died 1879. 
 
 ROBINSON, WILLIAM, Anson Co.: 1815. Dead. 
 
 ROBINSON, "WILLIAM ALFRED, Warren Co.: A. B., 1853. 
 
 ROBY, AUGUSTUS H., Decatur, Ala. : 1837-' 38. Dead. 
 
 RODGERS, JOHN J. F., Pike Co., Ala. : 1858-'59. 
 
 RODMAN, JOHN CROOM, Washington: 1888-. 
 
 RODMAN, WILLIAM BLOUNT, Washington: A. B., 1836; A. M. Col. 
 C. S. A. Mem. Conv., 1868. Judge Supreme Ct., 1868-78. 
 
 RODMAN, WILLIAM BLOUNT, Washington: 1878-80. Lawyer. Journ- 
 alist. 
 
 Ro DWELL, JAMES ROBERT, Macon, Warren Co. : 1877-78. 
 
 ROGERS, ALEXANDER, Buckingham Co.: 1803. Dead. 
 
 ROGERS, BENJAMIN A., Marlboro Dist., S. C. : 1858-'60. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 ROGERS, HYDER ALT, Stokes Co.: 1812. 
 
 ROGERS, JOHN P., Granville Co.: 1861-'64. Died May 6, 1886. 
 
 ROGERS, JUNIUS FOSTER, Granville Co.: 1878-79. 
 
 ROGERS, ROBERT M., Darlington Dist., S. C. : 1859-'61. 
 
 ROGERS, SION HART, Wake Co. : A. B., 1846 ; A. M., 1849. Lawyer. Gen. 
 Assem. Attorney Gen. M. C. Dead. 
 
 ROGERS, WILLIAM JUNIUS, Northampton Co. : A. B., 1859. 
 
 ROGERS, WILLIAM T., Marlboro Dist., S. C.: 1859-'61. 
 
 ROLLINS, WALLACE EUGENE, Asheville: 1888-. 
 
 ROSCOE, JOHN T., Windsor, Bertie Co. : 1842. Physician. Dead. 
 
 ROSE, CHARLES GRANDISON, Person Co. : A. B., 1820. Lawyer. Born 
 1800, died 1827. 
 
 ROSE, GEORGE MC^EILL, Fayetteville : A. B., 1867. Adj. C. S. A. Gen. 
 Assem. Speaker H. of Com., 1883-'85. Lawyer. 
 
 ROSE, JOHN Me ADAM, Fayetteville : 1867-68. Presb. Minister. Green- 
 ville, S. C, 
 
 ROSE, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Stokes Co.: A. B., 1835. Dead. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 201 
 
 RoSEBOROUGH, RuFUS MILTON, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1832. Dead. 
 
 ROSENTHAL, ALBERT, Goldsboro: 1886-88. 
 
 Ross, EUGENE CLIFTON, Edward's Mills: 1888-. 
 
 Ross, JESSE GOODWIN, De Soto Parish, La. : A. B., 1861. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in service. 
 
 ROTHROCK, ROBAH BENJAMIN, Davidson College: 1881-84. 
 ROULHAC, JOHN GRAY, Martin Co.: A. B., 1813. Born 1797, died 1858. 
 
 Florida. 
 
 ROULHAC, JOSEPH B., Martin Co.: 1812. Dead. 
 ROULHAC, JOSEPH BLOUNT GREGORY, Bertie Co.: A. B., 1812. Dead. 
 ROULHAC, WILLIAM, Martin Co.: 1806. Dead. 
 ROUNSAVILLE, BENJAMIN DuSENBERRY, Lexington: A. B., 1808. 
 
 Lawyer. Born 1785, died 1832. 
 ROUNSAVILLE, PETER KING, Lexington: A. B., 1844; A. M., 1847. 
 
 Lawyer. Died 1867. Covington, Ind. 
 ROUNTREE, HERBERT, Wilson : 1881 -'82. 
 ROUSE, NOAH JAMES, La Grange: Ph. B., 1881. Teacher. Lawyer. 
 
 Kinston. 
 ROUSE, THOMAS RICHARD, La Grange : Ph. B., 1884. Teacher. Lawyer. 
 
 Kinston. 
 
 ROUTH, ANDREW S., Lake St. Joseph, La.: 1858-'61. 
 ROUTH, STEPHEN M., Lake St. Joseph, La. : 1858-'60. 
 ROWE, HOWARD MAY, Black Creek, Wilson Co.: 1884-'85. 
 ROWLAND, JAMES H.,Granville Co.: 1867-'68. Lawyer. Dead. 
 ROYALL, WILLIAM, Virginia : A. B., 1820. Dead. 
 ROYSTER, HORACE T., Henderson: 1856-'57. 
 ROYSTER, IOWA M., Raleigh : A. B., 1880. Tutor U. N. C., 1860-'62. Lt. 
 
 C. S. A. Wounded at Gettysburg, died July 15, 1863. 
 ROYSTER, WILLIAM D., Granville Co. : 1859-'61. Dead. 
 RUDISILL, SAMUEL L. P., Gaston Co.: 1852-'55. 
 
 RUFFIN, EDMUND, Hanover C. H., Va. : Ph. B., 1883. Old Church, Va. 
 RUFFIN, ETHELDRED, Franklin Co.: A. B., 1851. C. S. A. Dead. 
 RUFFIN, GEORGE M., Marengo Co., Ala. : 1843-45. Died 1853. Raleigh. 
 RUFFIN, GEORGE WASHINGTON, Franklin Co. : A. B., 1842. Dead. 
 RUFFIN, HAYWOOD, Greene Co. : 1795. Physician. Dead. 
 RUFFIN, HENRY J. G., Greene Co. : 1803. Gen. Assein. Mem. Conv., 
 
 1835. Dead. 
 
 RUFFIN, JACOB, North Carolina: 1835-'36. 
 RUFFIN, JAMES HIPKIN, Rockingham Co.: A. B., 1819; A. M., 1823. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 RUFFIN, JAMES HIPKIN, Hillsboro: Ph. B., 1881. Rocky Mount. 
 RUFFIN, JAMES STERLING, Orange Co. : A. B., 1846. Physician. Demopo- 
 
 lis, ALi. 
 RUFFIN, JOHN KIRKLAND, Alamance Co.: A. B., 1854. Physician. 
 
 Surg. C. S. A. 
 
 RUFFIN, LIAMON, Franklin Co.: A. B., 1853. C. S. A. Killed in service. 
 RUFFIN, PETER B., Orange Co.: 1838-'39. 
 RUFFIN, SAMUEL H., Louisburg: A. B., 1835. Dead. 
 
202 Students of the 
 
 RUFFIN, STERLING, Orange Co. : 1834 -'35. 
 
 RUFFIN, STERLING, Wilson: 1882-'85. Washington, D. C. 
 
 RUFFIN, THOMAS, Franklin Co.: A. B., 1841; A. M., 1846. Atty. 9th 
 Dist. Mo., 1844-' 48. M. C., 1853-'61. Col. C. S. A. Wounded near Fairfax 
 C. H., Va., died at Alexandria, Va., Oct. 1863. 
 
 KUFFIN, THOMAS, Orange Co. : A. B., 1844. Col. C. S. A. Judge Superior 
 Ct. Judge Supreme Ct. Died May 23, 1889. Hillsboro. 
 
 RUFFIN, THOMAS, Hillsboro : 1878-'81. Warrior Station, Ala. 
 
 RUFFIN, WILLIAM CAIN, Hillsboro: 1884-'85. Merchant. Warrior Sta- 
 tion, Ala. 
 
 RUFFIN, WILLIAM H., Louisburg : 1833-'36. Physician. 
 
 RUFFIN, WILLIAM KIRKLANI>, Orange Co. : A. B., 1830. Dead. 
 
 RUFFIN, WILLIAM T., Orange Co.: 1826. 
 
 RUGELEY, HENRY LOWNDES, Matagorda, Tex. : A. B., 1859. Physician. 
 Surg. C. S. A. 
 
 RUMBOUGH, HENRY THOMAS, Warm Springs, Madison Co.: B. S., 1881. 
 
 RUMM, HENRY C., North Carolina: 1806. Dead. 
 
 RUMPH, GEORGE MERRICK, St. George, S. C. : 1879-'80. Lawyer. 
 
 Russ, SIMPSON, Bladen Co. : A. B., 1859. Physician. Surg. C. S. A. Green- 
 ville. 
 
 RUSSELL, DANIEL Li., Wilmington: 1860-'61. Judge Superior Ct. M. C. 
 
 RUSSELL, EDWIN H., Warren Co.: 1860-61. Planter. Boydton, Va. 
 
 RUSSELL, MONTGOMERY !>., Lincoln Co., Tenn. : 1858-59. Died 1863. 
 
 RUSSELL, ROBERT G., Granville Co. : 1S60-'61. Dead. 
 
 RUSSELL, THOMAS, North Carolina : 1820. 
 
 RUSSELL, WILLIAM F., Oxford: 1824. U. S. N. Dead. 
 
 RYAN, DAVID STONE, Chapel Hill : 1855-'59. Telegrapher. Journalist. 
 St. Louis, Mo. 
 
 RYAN, JOSEPH A., Windsor, Bertie Co. : 1822. Dead. 
 
 RYAN, SAMUEL GARLAND, Chapel Hill: 1859-'61. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 Raleigh. 
 
 SALTER, WASHINGTON, North Carolina : 1796. Dead. 
 
 SAMPSON, JAMES, Sampson Co.: A. B., 1816. Dead. 
 
 SAMUELS, THOMAS L., Enterprise, Miss. : 1858-59. Dead. 
 
 SANDERS, BENJAMIN W., Lexington, Miss.: 1855-'56. Died 1870. 
 
 SANDERS, BRYAN, North Carolina : 1822. 
 
 SANDERS, CLAUDIUS BROCK, Johnston Co. : A. B., 1851. Dead. 
 
 SANDERS, DAVID W., Lexington, Miss. : 1853-'56. Maj. C. S. A. 
 
 SANDERS, EDWARD BENJAMIN, Onslow Co. : A. B., 1860. C. S. A. 
 Lawyer. 
 
 SANDERS, EDWIN SMITH, Johnston Co.: A. B., 1870. Capt. C. S. A. 
 Killed in service. 
 
 SANDERS, FLEMING, Kocky Mount, Va. : 1799. Judge Gen. Ct. Va. Dead. 
 
 SANDERS, GARNER, Sumpter C. H., S. C. : 1811. Dead. 
 
 SANDERS, ISAAC BENJAMIN, Onslow Co. : A. B., 1849. Dead. 
 
 SANDERS, JOHN, Sumpterville Dist., S. C. : 1817. Dead. 
 
 SANDERS, LUCIAN HOLMES, Johnston Co.: A. B., 1845. Died 1875. 
 
 SANDERS, MARION, Sumpterville Dist., S. C.: A. B., 1822. 
 
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 SANDERS, RANSOM, Johnston Co. : 1814. 
 
 SANDERS, ROBERT ALEXANDER, Johnston Co.: A. B., 1844; A.M., 
 
 1848. Dead. 
 SANDERS, WILLIS HENRY, Pleasant Grove, Johnston Co. : A. B., 1843. 
 
 Born 1823. Gen. Assem. Lt. Col. C. S. A. Dead. 
 
 SANDFORD, E. DOUGLAS, Fayetteville : 1860-'61. C. S. A. Telegrapher. 
 SANDFORD, JOHN WILLIAM, Fayetteville: A. B., 1854. Surg. U. S. A., 
 
 1857-'60. Surg. C. S. A. Born 1834, died 1881. 
 SANDFORD, ROBERT HALLIDAY, Fayetteville: A. B., 1850. Born 1832. 
 
 C. S. A. Teacher. Dead. 
 
 SANSOM, RICHARD, Tennessee: 1845-' 46. Dead. 
 SAPP, OSCAR LIEMAY, Kernersville : 1887-. 
 SAPP, ROBERT LEE, Jamestown, Davidson Co. : 1886. 
 SASSER, JAMES H., Waynesboro, Wayne Co. : 1824. Dead. 
 SASSER, LEWIS LAFAYETTE, Wayne Co.: 1880-'81. Physician. Smithfield. 
 SASSER, PHILEMON H., Raleigh: 1858-59. Lt. C. S. A. Dead. 
 SATTERFIELD, EDWARD FLETCHER, Eoxboro, Person Co. : A. B., 1859. 
 
 C. S. A. Killed in service. 
 SATTERTHWAITE, LEWIS EDWARD, Pitt Co.: 1857-' 59. Capt.C.S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Journalist. Born 1837, died 1872. 
 SATTERTHWAITE,WILLIAM EDWARD, Pitt Co. : 1S58-'60. Lt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1842, died 1866. 
 
 SATTERWHITE, HORACE B., Salisbury : 1805. Physician. Dead. 
 SATTERWHITE, SOLOMON GREEN, Henderson: 1880-'S2. 
 SAUNDERS, DAVID MITCHELL, Tennessee: A. B., 1824; A. M., 1827. 
 SA UNDERS, DAVID W., Lexington, Miss.: 1853-'56. Maj.C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 SAUNDERS, ELIJAH BEATTIE, Lilesville, Anson Co.: 1883-' 85. 
 SAUNDERS, HENRY WATSON, Brunswick Co.: 1856-'58. Born 1840, died 
 
 1858. 
 SAUNDERS, JAMES, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1836. Lawyer. Born 1816, died in 
 
 service in Mexican War, 1847. 
 
 SAUNDERS, JAMES BURRELL, Lewiston, Bertie Co.: 1883-'85. 
 SAUNDERS, JOSEPH HUBBARD, Chowan Co.: A. B., 1821; A. M., 1824. 
 
 Tutor U. N. C., 1821-'25. Episc. Minister. Born 1800, died 1839. 
 SAUNDERS, JOSEPH HUBBARD, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1860; A. M., 1866. 
 
 Lt. Col. 33d N. C., C. S. A. Planter. Born 1839, died 1885. Pitt Co. 
 SAUNDERS, NORFLEET SMITH, Pactolus, Pitt Co.: 1885. Died 1885. 
 SAUNDERS, REUBEN TROY, Johnston Co. : A. B., 1827. Dead. 
 SAUNDERS, RICHARD BENBURY, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1854. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Durham. 
 
 SAUNDERS, RICHARD BENBURY, Oxford: 1886-'88. Durham. 
 SAUNDERS, ROMULUS MITCHELL, Caswell Co. : 1809-'!!. Speaker H. 
 
 of Com., 1819. M. C., 1821-'27 and 1841-'46. Atty. Gen. N. C., 1828. 
 
 Commr. of French Claims, 1833. Judge Superior Ct., 1835-40 and 1852-'67. 
 
 Min. to Spain, 1850. Born 1791, died 1867. 
 SAUNDERS, THEODORE H., Wake Co. : 1816. Dead. 
 SAUNDERS, WILLIAM JOHNSON, Raleigh: A. B., 1856; A.M. Maj. 
 
 C. S. A. Lawyer. Planter. 
 
204 Students of the 
 
 SAUNDERS, WILLIAM LAURENCE, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1854; LL. B., 1858; 
 
 LL. D., 1889. Col. C. S. A. Journalist. Secretary of State, N. C. Editor 
 
 of Colonial Records. Raleigh. 
 
 SAVAGE, THOMAS P., Nansemond Co., Va.: 1860-'61. 
 SAWYER, CHARLES WILLIAM, Perquimans Co. : 1880-'82. Physician. 
 
 Coinjock. 
 
 SAWYER, ENOCH MATHIAS, Norfolk, Va. : 1833~'34. Dead. 
 SAW YER, FREDERICK, Camden Co. : 1820. Gen. Assem. Dead. 
 SAWYER, JOHN HEYWOOD, Elizabeth City: 1875-76. Lawyer. 
 SAWYER, JULIAN EDMUND, Elizabeth City: A. B., 1833; A. M., 1836. 
 
 Minister. Dead. 
 
 SAWYER, LEMUEL, Camden Co. : 1799. M. C. Dead. 
 SAWYER, MATHIAS ENOCH, Edenton: A. B., 1823. Physician. Dead. 
 SAWYER, WILSON, Camden Co. : 1798. Dead. 
 SCALES, ALFRED MOORE, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1823 ; A. M., 1826. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 SCALES, ALFRED MOORE, Rockingham Co : 1845-' 46. LL. D., 1889. Law- 
 yer. Gen. Assem. Brig. Gen. C. S. A. M. C., 1857-'59, 1875-'85. Pres. 
 
 Elector, 1860. Gov. N. C., 1885-'89. Banker. Greensboro. 
 SCALES, ALFRED MOORE, Greensboro: 1888-. 
 
 SCALES, ERASMUS DECATUR, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1860. Capt. C. S. A. 
 SCALES, JAMES PINCKNEY, Rockingham Co.: A. B., 1849. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Miss. Dead. 
 
 SCALES, JAMES TURNER, Henry Co., Va. : A. B., 1858. 
 SCALES, JOHN L., Madison, Rockin^ham Co. : 1846-'47. 
 SCALES, JOSEPH H., Henry Co., Va. : 1859-62. Elizabeth City. 
 SCALES, JUNIUS IRVING, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1853. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Col. C. S. A. Died 1880. 
 SCALES, NATHANIEL ELDRIDGE, Madison, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1355. 
 
 Born 1833. Civ. Eng. Maj. C. S. A. R. R. Contractor. 
 SCALES, PETER PERKINS, Henry Co., Va. : A. B., 1855. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in service. 
 
 SCALES, THOMAS SIDNEY, Lowndes Co., Miss. : A. B., 1862 ; A. M., 1868. 
 SCHENCK, DAVID, Greensboro: 1884-'85. 
 SCHENCK, JOHN FRANKLIN, Cleveland's Mills, Cleveland Co.: Ph. B., 
 
 1886. 
 
 SCHULKIN, JAMES BION, Whiteville, Columbus Co. : 1878-'80. 
 SCOTT, EDWARD M., Hillsboro : 1844-45. Capt. C. S. A. Killed in service. 
 SCOTT, HENRY WILLIAM, Graham: 1886-'87. 
 SCOTT, JAMES EDWIN, AlamanceCo.: 1877-78. Died 1888. 
 SCOTT, JAMES GRAHAM, Hillsboro: A. B., 1844. Dead. 
 SCOTT, LAURENCE WILLIAMS, New Berne: A. B., 1836. Physician. 
 
 Lawyer. Born 1816, died 1845. 
 
 SCOTT, ROBERT WALKER, Alamance Co. : 1877-78. 
 SCOTT, RUFUS, Greensboro: A. B., 1854. 
 
 SCOTT, THOMAS BATUP, Halifax C. H., Va.: A. B., 1814. Dead. 
 SCOTT, WILLIAM LAFAYETTE, Guilford Co. : A. B., 1854. Lawyer. Lt. 
 
 Col. C. S. A. Born 1828, died 1872. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 205 
 
 , ST. L.EON, Gates Co.: B. S., 1885; 1886~'87. Lawyer. 
 SEAKCY, E. H. W., Forsyth Co., Ga.: 1866. Stenographer. Griffin, Ga. 
 SEAWELL, AARON ASHLEY FLOWERS, Jonesboro, Moore Co. : Ph. B., 
 
 1889. 
 
 SEAWELL, JOSEPH J., Ealeigh: 1821. Dead. 
 SEAWELL, JOSEPH JACOB, Alabama: A. B., 1851. Dead. 
 SEAWELL, LEONARD H., Ealeigh: 1823-'25. Dead. 
 SEAWELL, KICHARD B., Ealeigh: 1836-'38. Dead. 
 SEAWELL, KOBERT W., Ealeigh : 1833-' 34. 
 SEAWELL, WILLIAM, Ealeigh: A. B., 1825; A. M., 1832. Born 1808. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Ala. Dead. Montgomery, Ala. 
 
 SELF, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, Hickory: A. B., 1886. Lawyer. Newton. 
 SELLARS, DUNCAN, New Hanover Co. : A. B., 1840. Minister. 
 SELLERS, CALVIN C., Wilcox, Ala. : 1854-'56. Teacher. Eandolph, Ala. 
 SESSIONS, COLEMAN, New Orleans, La. : A. B., 1856. Died 1860. 
 SESSIONS, HENRY WRIGHT, New Orleans, La. : A. B., 1857. Died 1865. 
 SESSOMS, PRESTON H., Bertie Co.: 1861-'62. Sergt. C. S. A. Teacher. 
 
 Windsor. 
 
 SESSUMS, LEMUEL D., Edgecombe Co. : 1799. Died 1804. 
 SESSUMS, SOLOMON !>., Nash Co. : 1839-' 40. Planter. 
 SETTLE, DAVID A., Eockingham Co.: 1856-58. Col. C. S. A. Gen. 
 
 Assem. 
 SETTLE, THOMAS, Eockingham Co.: A. B., 1850. Lawyer. Gen. Assem., 
 
 1854-'59. Pres. Elector, 1856. Capt. C. S. A. Speaker State Senate, 1865. 
 
 J udge Supreme Ct., 1868-'71, 1873. U. S. Minister to Peru, 1871. Pres. 
 
 Eep. Nat. Conven., 1872. Judge U. S. Dist. Ct., Fla., 1877-'88. Born 1831, 
 
 died Dec. 1, 1888. 
 
 SEVIER, AMBROSE H., Little Eock, Ark.: 1861-62. 
 SEXTON, COLL HECTOR, Harnett Co. : 1879-'81. Ealeigh. 
 SEYMOUR, FLETCHER T. , Somerville, Tenn. : 1858-'61. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 Hay wood Co., Tenn. 
 
 SHANNON, NICHOLAS BIDDLE, Okolona, Miss.: A. B., 1859. Dead. 
 SHANNONHOUSE, FRANK McREE, Charlotte: 1888-. 
 SHAFFNER, HENRY FRIES, Salem : Ph. B., 1887. 
 SHAFFNER, WILLIAM FRANCIS, Salem : 1886-. 
 SHARP, GEORGE W., Iredell Co.: 1817. Dead. 
 SHARP, HUNTER, Hertford Co. : 1879-81. 
 SHARP, JOHN PIKE, Edgecombe Co. : A. B., 1840. Dead. 
 SHARP, JOHN S., Eockingham Co.: 1838-39. 
 SHARP, THOMAS H., Hertford Co. : 1856-57. 
 SHARP, THOMAS I., Columbus, Miss. : 1843-M5. Capt. C. S. A. Killed in 
 
 service. 
 
 SHARP, THOMAS PEARSON, Tyro Shops, Davidson Co.: 1889-. 
 SHARP, WILLIAM, Hertford Co. : 1857-'58. 
 
 SHARPE, BENJAMIN CHARLES, Tarboro : A. B., 1880. Lawyer. Greens- 
 boro. 
 
 SHARPE, EDWARD P., Tarboro: 1858-' 60. C. S. A. Farmer. Dead. 
 SHARPE, GEORGE W., North Carolina: 1820. Dead. 
 
206 Students of the 
 
 SHAW, ALEXANDER CLIFTON, Kockingham, Kichmond Co. : 1884-'86. 
 
 SHAW, ANGUS, Richmond Co. : 1859-'61. Physician. 
 
 SHAW, ANGUS BARRY, Rockingham, Richmond Co.: 1886-87. 
 
 SHAW, ANGUS ROBERTSON, Robeson Co.: 1880-'82. 
 
 SHAW, COLIN, Fayetteville : A. B., 1838; A. M., 1841. Minister. Dead. 
 
 SHAW, DANIEL, Montgomery Co.: 1842-' 43. 
 
 SHAW, HENRY ELIAS, Willard: 1887-88. Lawyer. La Grange. 
 
 SHAW, HENRY M., Currituck Co.: 1866-68. Physician. 
 
 SHAW, HOWARD BURTON, Tarboro : 1886-. 
 
 SHAW, JOHN DUNCAN, Richmond Co.: A. B., 1854. 
 
 SHAW, ^NORMAN LESLIE, Harrellsville, Hertford Co.: 1859-'61. Born 
 
 1842. Capt. C. S. A. Merchant. Editor. Edenton. 
 SHAW, THOMAS JEFFERSON, Robeson Co.: 1880-81. 
 SHAW, WILLIAM ANDREW, Raleigh : A. B., 1821 ; A. M., 1831. Minister. 
 
 Physician. Dead. 
 SHEPARD, CHARLES BIDDLE, New Berne : A. B., 1827 ; A. M., 1830. 
 
 Gen. Assem., 1832-'33. M. C., 1837-'41. Born 1808, died 1843. 
 SHEPARD, EGBERT, Orange Co. : 1812. Dead. 
 SHEPARD, FREDERICK, New Berne: 1822. Dead. 
 SHEPARD, FREDERICK CHARLES, Raleigh: 1849-'51. Born 1832. 
 
 Dead. Birmingham, Ala. 
 SHEPARD, GEORGE EDWARD, Wilmington: A. B., 1859. Planter. 
 
 Pender Co. 
 SHEPARD, JAMES BIDDLE, New Berne : A. B., 1824 ; A. M., 1838. Gen. 
 
 Assem., 1842. U. S. Dist. Atty. Born 1815, died 1871. 
 SHEPARD, JOHN ROBERT DONNELL, Raleigh : A. B., 1865. Born 1845. 
 
 Paris, France. 
 SHEPARD, JOSEPH C., Wilmington: 1855-'58. Born 1840. M. D. Univ. 
 
 of Pa. Surg. C. S. A. Physician. Scott's Hill. 
 SHEPARD, RICHARD MUSE, New Berne: A. B., 1829. Lawyer. New 
 
 Orleans, La. Born 1813, died 1844. 
 SHEPARD, WILLIAM BIDDLE, New Berne : 1813. Gen. Assem. M. C., 
 
 1829-37. Banker. Born 1799, died 1852. Edenton. 
 SHEPHERD, FREDERICK AUGUSTUS, Anson Co.: A. B., 1846. 
 SHEPHERD, GEORGE GOODRIDGE, Charleston, S. C. : 1887-88. Lawyer. 
 SHEPHERD, JAMES E., Wilson : 1867-68. Lawyer. 
 SHEPHERD, JESSE GEORGE, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1841. Speaker H. 
 
 of Com., 1856-'57. Judge Superior Ct., 1858. Born 1821, died 1869. 
 SHEPPARD, ABRAM, Matagorda, Texas : 1846-' 48. 
 SHEPPARD, WILLIAM, 1796. Dead. 
 SHEPPERD, WILLIAM BON AMY, Bristol, Fla.: 1881-'82. 
 SHERARD, CHRISTOPHER C., Livingston, Ala.: A. B., 1852. C. S. A. 
 
 Physician. 
 SHERARD, JOHN VICKAR, Wayne Co.: A. B., 1846. Lawyer. State 
 
 Solicitor. Goldsboro. 
 
 SHERRILL, FRANKLIN AVERY, Catawba Co. : 1879-'82. 
 SHERROD, BENJAMIN, Halifax Co. : 1797. Dead. 
 SHERROD, CHARLES T., Courtland, Ala. : 1846- ? 47. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 
 
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 SHERROD, JOHN HENRY, Hamilton, Martin Co. : 1875-76. 
 
 SHERROD, JOHN MAYO, Hamilton, Martin Co. : 1888-. 
 
 SHERROD, WILLIAM C., Spring Creek, Ala.: 1851-'52. 
 
 SHIELDS, MALCOLM McGlLVARY, Carthage: A. B., 1886. 
 
 SHIPP, ALBERT MICAJAH, Lincoln Co.: A. B., 1840; A.M., 1845; D.D. 
 
 Prof. French and History, U. N. C. Pres. Wofford Coll., S. C. 
 SHIPP, BARTLETT, Charlotte : B.S., 1883. Lawyer. Greensboro. 
 SHIPP, WILLIAM MARCUS, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1840. Judge Superior Ct. 
 SHOBER, CHARLES ERNEST, Salisbury : 1881-'82. 
 SHOBER, CHARLES EUGENE, Salem : A. B., 1847. Dead. 
 SHOBER, FRANCIS EDWIN, Salem: A. B., 1851. Born 1831. Lawyer. 
 
 Gen. Assem. M. C. Chief Clerk, U. S. Senate. 
 SHORTER, CHARLES STEWART, Columbus, Ga. : 1858-'59. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Walla Walla, W. T. 
 SHORTER, ELI SEMMES, Columbus, Ga. : 1858-'60. M. D. Univ. of Pa. 
 
 Druggist. New York City. 
 SHORTER, HENRY .RUSSELL, Eufaula, Ala. : A. B., 1853. Lawyer. K. K. 
 
 Commissioner. 
 
 SHORTER, KEUBEN CLARKE, Irvinton, Ala.: A. B., 1845. Dead. 
 SHORTER, KEUBEN CLARKE, Montgomery, Ala.: 1866-68. 
 SHORTER, WILLIAM A., Eufaula, Ala. : 1866-' 68. 
 SILER, ALBERT W., Macon Co. : 1851-52. Dead. 
 SILER, DAVID W., Macon Co.: 1844-'45. Dead. 
 SILER, JESSE W., Franklin, Macon Co.: 1858-'59. Lt. C. S. A. Killed in 
 
 service. 
 SILER, LEONIDAS FIDELIO, Macon Co. : A. B., 1852. Lawyer. Journalist. 
 
 Dead. 
 SILER, QUINTUS PARK, Orion, Ala. : 1866-'67. Born 1849. Merchant. 
 
 Troy, Ala. 
 
 SILER, KUFUS S., Macon Co. : 1858-' 59. Lt. C. S. A. Killed in service. 
 SILER, THADDEUS P., Macon Co. : 1844-45. 
 SILLERS, WILLIAM WALTER, Clinton : A.B., 1859. Lawyer. Lieut. Col. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1838, killed in service, 1863. 
 SILLS, GRAY, Nash Co.: 1822. Physician. Dead. 
 SIMESON, JAMES H., Virginia: A. B., 1817. Dead. 
 SIMMONS, ALBERT MARCHANT, Fairfield, Hyde Co.: A. B., 1887; 1889-. 
 SIMMONS, BENJAMIN TAYLOR, Fairfield, Hyde Co. : 1888-. 
 SIMMONS, I>AVID WARE, Onslow Co. : A. B., 1861. Lt. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in service. 
 
 SIMMONS, EDWARD STANLY, Washington: 1876-'77. 
 SIMMONS, ENOCH SPENCER, Hyde Co.: 1877-'78. Lawyer. Journalist. 
 SIMMONS, WILLIAM GASTON, Montgomery Co. : 1854-55. Prof. Physics 
 
 and Math., Wake Forest Coll., N. C. Born 1830, died March 3, 1889. 
 SIMMONS, WILLIAM SILAS, Anderson's Store : 1886-'87. 
 SIMRAL, GEORGE B., Woodville, Miss. : 1863-'64. 
 SIMS, ALEXANDER D., Lawrenceville, Va. : 1819. Col. U. S. A. M. C. 
 
 from S. C. 
 
208 Students of the 
 
 SIMS, EDWARD DROMGOOLE, Lawrenceville, Va. : A. B., 1824 ; A. M., 
 
 1827. Tutor U. N. C., 1825-'27. Meth. Minister. Prof. Ancient Langs. 
 
 and Eng. Lit., Randolph-Macon Coll., Va. Prof. Math., Nat. Philosophy 
 
 and Eng. Lit., Univ. of Ala., 1841-'45. Died 1845. 
 SIMS, G. GORDON, Woodvi lie, Miss. : 1857-59. 
 SIMS, JAMES B., Louisburg: A. B., 1843. Dead. 
 SIMS, RICHARD, Warren Co.: 1795. Dead. 
 SIMS, KICHARD H., Brunswick, Va. : 1861-'62. 
 SIMS, BlCHARD S., Lawrenceville, Va. : 1833-'37. Physician. 
 SIMS, ROBERT N"., Albemarle, La.: B. S., 1859. 
 SIMS, WILLIAM, Albemarle, La.: B. S, 1859. 
 
 SlMS, WILLIAM DROMGOOLE, Halifax C. H., Va.: A. B., 1825. Dead. 
 SINCLAIR, NEAL ANGUS, Plainview, Robeson Co.: 1882-83. Teacher. 
 
 Fayetteville. 
 
 SINGELTARY, RICHARD H., Raleigh: 1853-'54. 
 SINGELTARY, RICHARD WILLIAMS, Pitt Co.: A. B., 1858. Lt. Col. 
 
 C. S. A. Gen. Assem. Mem. Conv., 1875. Lawyer. Leasburg, Fla. 
 SINGELTARY, SAMUEL J., South Carolina: 1835-'36. 
 SINGELTARY, THOMAS CHAPEAU, Greenville: 1855-'57. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1840, died 1873. 
 
 SINGLETON, T. J., Craven Co.: 1806. Gen. Assem. Dead. 
 SlTGREAVES, JOHN S., South Carolina: 1817. 
 SKINNER, FREDERICK NASH, Edenton : A. B., L882. Minister. 
 SKINNER, HENRY A., Edeuton: 1827. Dead. 
 SKINNER, JOHN LIUDLOW, Raleigh : 1888-. 
 SKINNER, THOMAS EDWARD, Hertford, Perquimans Co.: A. B., 1847; 
 
 D. D. Born 1825. Bapt. Minister. Raleigh. 
 
 SKINNER, THOMAS GREGORY, Hertford, Perquimans Co.: 1858-61. 
 
 Born 1843. C. S. A. Lawyer. M. C., 1883-'87. 
 SKINNER, TRISTRIM Li., 1837. Maj. C. S.A. Born 1820. Killed in battle, 
 
 1862. 
 
 SLADE, ALFRED M., Martin Co. : 1815. U. S. Consul Buenos Ayres. Dead. 
 SLADE, JAMES BOG, Martin Co. : A. B., 1822. Physician. U. S. A. Dead. 
 SLADE, JAMES BOG, Martin Co. : A. B., 1852. 
 
 SLADE, JAMES JEREMIAH, Ga. : A. B., 1852. Capt. C. S. A. Teacher. 
 SLADE, JAMES JEREMIAH, Columbus, Ga. : 1887-'88. 
 SLADE, JEREMIAH, Martin Co.: A. B., 1855. 
 SLADE, THOMAS BOG, Martin Co. : A. B., 1820 ; A. M., 1823 ; D. D. 
 
 Pres. Columbus Fern. Inst., Ga., 1842-' 63. Born 1800, died 1882. 
 SLADE, THOMAS BOG, Columbus, Ga. : A. B., 1856. Teacher. 
 SLADE, THOMAS TURNER, Lincolnton: A. B., 1845. Physician. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Killed in service. 
 SLADE, WILLIAM, Martin Co. : 1824. Dead. 
 SLADE, WILLIAM BONNER, Columbus, Ga. : A. B., 1879. 
 SLATER, 1> AVID, North Carolina: 1799. Dead. 
 SLATER, HENRY, Raleigh : 1869-70. 
 
 SLAUGHTER, LEWIS GILCHRIST, Salisbury: A. B., 1827. Dead 
 SLOAN, HENRY, Sampson Co. : 1875-76. 
 
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 SLOAN, JAMES A., Greensboro: 1863-'64. Dead. 
 
 SLOAN, JOHN ALEXANDER, Greensboro: A. B., 1859. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Author. Born 1839, died 1885. 
 SLOAN, JOHN IX, Pike Co., Ala.: 1866-'68. 
 SLOAN, ROBERT MODERWELL, Greensboro : A. B., 1854. Cashier Bank 
 
 of Reidsville. Died 1888. 
 
 SLOCUMB, JOHN CHARLES, Clinton : 1880-'84. 
 SLOCUMB, WILLIAM KUFUS KING, Clinton: 1884-'86. 
 SLOVER, GEORGE, New Berne: A.B., 1866; A. M. Born 1843. Physician. 
 SMALL, JOHN ANDERSON, Elizabeth City: 1869-70. 
 SMALL, JOSEPH WILLIAM, Pittsboro : A. B., 1850. Dead. 
 SMALL, NATHAN B., Elizabeth City : 1855-'57. Dead. 
 SMALLWOOD, EDWARD FLEET, New Berne: 1839-40. Born 1822. 
 
 Physician. Dead. 
 SMEDES, ABRAHAM KIERSTED, Ealeigh: 1861-'62. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 
 Born 1845, died 1880. Goldsboro. 
 SMEDES, CHARLES WATTS, Kaleigh: A. B., 1883. 
 SMEDES, EVERT BANCKER, Kaleigh : A. B., 1883. New York. 
 SMEDES, LYELL, Kaleigh : 1852-'53. Born 1832, died 1861. 
 SMITH, ALBERT, Tuskegee, Ala: 1859-'60. Born 1841. 
 SMITH, ALEXANDER HALL, Halifax Co. : 1863-'64. Born 1845. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Martin Co. 
 
 SMITH, ALEXANDER R., Halifax Co. : 1865-'67. 
 SMITH, ALEXANDER ROBESON, Cumberland Co.; A. B., 1852. 
 SMITH, ANDREW JONES, Wilmington: 1876-77. 
 SMITH, ARCHIBALD AARON TYSON, Fayetteville : A. B., 1831; A. M., 
 
 1838. 
 
 SMITH, AUGUSTUS, Columbus Co. : 1859-'60. Dead. 
 SMITH, BENJAMIN B., Brunswick Co. : 1814. Dead. 
 SMITH, BENJAMIN MEN, Granville Co. : A. B., 1844. 
 SMITH, BENJAMIN GORDON, Scotland Neck, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1858. 
 SMITH, BURTON, Hillsboro, Miss.: A. B., 1855. Physician. Born 1832, 
 
 died 1856. 
 
 SMITH, CLAUDIUS FERDINAND, Coxville, Pitt Co. : A. B., 1887. 
 SMITH, I>AVID P., Decatur, Ga.: 1857-'59. 
 SMITH, EDWARD CHAMBERS, Kaleigh : 1882-'83. A. B., Davidson Coll., 
 
 N. C., 1881. Lawyer. 
 
 SMITH, FARQUHAR, Harnett Co. : A. B., 1860. C. S. A. 
 SMITH, FELIX GRUNDY, Gonzales Co., Tex.: A. B., 1857. Engineer. 
 
 C. S. A. Dead. 
 SMITH, FRANCIS JONES, Hillsboro: 1832-'36. Physician. Born 1816, 
 
 died 1877. 
 
 SMITH, FRANKLIN LAFAYETTE, Charlotte: A. B., 1829. Dead. 
 SMITH, GEORGE A., Scotland Neck, Halifax Co.: 1852-'53. Planter. 
 
 C. S. A. Dead. 
 
 SMITH, GEORGE C., Charlotte Co., Tex. : 1858-'60. 
 SMITH, GEORGE WORTHINGTON, Raleigh : 1879-'81. Texas. 
 SMITH, GERARD J., Cumberland Co. : 1833-'34. Dead. 
 14 
 
210 Students of the 
 
 SMITH, HAMPDEN SIDNEY, Kaleigh: 1878-79. 
 
 SMITH, HENRY, Granville Co. : 1816. Dead. 
 
 SMITH, HENRY, North Carolina: 1821. 
 
 SMITH, ISAAC HALL, Scotland Neck, Halifax Co. : 1866-'68. Born 1848. 
 
 C. S. A. Planter. 
 SMITH, JAMES A., Kobeson Co.: 1866-'68. C. 8. A. Bap. Minister. 
 
 Fair Bluff. 
 
 SMITH, JAMES C., Fayetteville : 1858-'60. 
 SMITH, JAMES CAMPBELL, Cumberland Co.: A. B., 1835; A.M., 1839. 
 
 Physician. Dead. 
 
 SMITH, JAMES CAMPBELL, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1852. 
 SMITH, JAMES H., Johnston Co.: 1815. Dead. 
 SMITH, JAMES M ., Anson Co. : 1858-'59. C. S. A. Killed in service. 
 SMITH, JAMES MADISON, Anson Co. : A. B., 1855. 
 SMITH, JAMES SYDNEY, Hillsboro: 1833-'35. Born 1819, died 1867. 
 SMITH, JAMES T., Anson Co. : 1832-'33. Born 1813, died 1833. 
 SMITH, JAMES TILLMAN, Anson Co. : 1864-'65. Born 1843. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Tex. 
 
 SMITH, JESSE POTTS, Fayetteville : A. B., 1845. Dead. 
 SMITH, JOHN ALEXANDER, Cumberland Co. : 1854-' 55. Born 1836, died 
 
 1855. 
 
 SMITH, JOHN BAPTIST, Granville Co. : A. B., 1842. Dead. 
 SMITH, JOHN C. , Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1826. Dead. 
 SMITH, JOHN G., Anson Co. : 1847-'48. Physician. Viney Grove, Ark. 
 SMITH, KIRBY HOBTON, Goldsboro: 1886-'88. 
 SMITH, L<UBY STEPHENS, Goldsboro : 1881-83. Physician. 
 SMITH, MAURICE THOMPSON, Granville Co. : 1851-' 52. Lt. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in service. 
 SMITH, NORFLEET, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1860. Born 1839. Lt. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. 
 
 SMITH, PETER EVANS, Scotland Neck, Halifax Co.: A. B., 1851. 
 SMITH, RICHARD A., Chatham Co. : 1847-' 48. Dead. 
 SMITH, RICHARD HENRY, Scotland Neck, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1832. Born 
 
 1812. Gen. Assem. Mem. Conv., 1861. Planter. 
 SMITH, RICHARD HENRY, Halifax Co. : 1859-'62. Born 1841. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Scotland Neck. 
 
 SMITH, RICHARD IVY, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1820. Dead. 
 SMITH, RICHARD LAWRENCE, Halifax Co.: A. B., 1850. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1827. Dead. 
 
 SMITH, ROBERT, Cabarrus Co. : 1795. Dead. 
 SMITH, ROBERT A., Halifax Co. : 1830-'32. Dead. 
 SMITH, ROBERT B., York Co., S. C. : 1854-'55. 
 SMITH, ROBERT L.EE, Norwood, Stanly Co.: Ph. B., 1888. Teacher. 
 SMITH, ROBERT WALTER, Hertford, Perquimans Co. : 1888-. 
 SMITH, RUFUS H., Rockingham Co. : 1842-' 43. 
 
 SMITH, SAMUEL CLAUDE, Goldsboro : 1881-'83. Lawyer. Smithfield. 
 SMITH, SAMUEL F., North Carolina: 1821. 
 SMITH, SAMUEL HENRY, Granville Co. : A. B., 1821. 
 
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 SMITH, SAMUEL PERKY, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1856. 
 
 SMITH, SAMUEL W., Granville Co.: 1837-'38. Dead. 
 
 SMITH, SAMUEL W., Dallas Co., Ark.: 1859-'61. Born 1839. Merchant. 
 
 Malvern, Ark. 
 SMITH, SYDNEY, Marengo Co., Ala.: 1856-'59. Born 1839. Merchant. 
 
 Dallas, Texas. 
 
 SMITH, THOMAS C. C.,Bladen Co.: 1824-'26. Dead. 
 SMITH, THOMAS L,UCIUS, Newport, Tenn. : A. B., 1860. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in service. 
 SMITH, THOMAS McG., Milton, Caswell Co.: 1851-'52. Maj. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in battle. 
 SMITH, "WALTER J., Averysboro, Cumberland Co. : 1858-60. Born 1840. 
 
 C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 SMITH, WILLIAM HENRY, Halifax Co.: A. B., 1852. 
 SMITH, WILLIAM J., Maury Co., Tenn. : 1859-'61. Dead. 
 SMITH, WILLI AM KUFFIN, Halifax Co.: A. B., 1824. Planter. Dead. 
 SMITH, WILLIAM T., Cumberland Co.: A. B., 1832. Planter. Born 1810, 
 
 died 1855. 
 
 SMITH, WILLIAM T., Wadesboro : 1860-'61. Sergt. C. S. A. 
 SMITH, WILLIE HENRY, Keidsville : 1885. 
 SNEAD, JAMES W., New Berne : 1830-'32. Gen. Assem. U. S. Dist. Atty. 
 
 Born 18 f3, died 1846. 
 
 SNEAD, NATHAN I., Johnston Co.: 1861-'62. C. S. A. Killed in service. 
 SNEED, ARCHIBALD H., Granville Co. : 1802. Maj. U. S. A. Dead. 
 SNEED, JAMES, Granville Co. : A. B., 1804. Physician. Dead. 
 SNEED, JUNIUS, Granville Co. : 1808. Dead. 
 SNEED, RICHARD, Granville Co.: 1807. Dead. 
 
 SNEED, SAMUEL FARRAR,Williamsboro, Granville Co. : A. B., 1824. Dead. 
 SNEED, STEPHEN KUTUSOFF, Williamsboro, Granville Co. : A. B., 1815. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 SNEED, WILLIAM M., Granville Co.: 1860-'61. 
 SNEED, WILLIAM MORGAN, Granville Co. : A. B., 1799. Dead. 
 SNIPES, WILLIAM FLETCHER, Chatham Co. : 1853-'54. 
 SNIPES, WILLIAM SEATON, Lambsville, Chatham Co. : 1886-. 
 SNOW, HENRY A., Halifax Co.: 1858-'61. C. S. A. Dead. 
 SNOW, SAMUEL, Kaleigh : 1859-61. New York City. 
 
 SNOW, SAMUEL T. , Halifax Co. : 1858-'61. Lieut. C. S. A. Killed in service. 
 SOMERVELLE, GEORGE G., Tipton Co., Tenn. : 1860-'61. Died 1862. 
 SOMERVELLE, JAMES, Warrenton : 1798. Dead. 
 SOMERVELLE, JOHN, Tipton Co., Tenn.: A. B., 1859. Sergt. Maj. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Supt. City Schools. Dead. Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 SOMERVILLE, WILLIAM JONES, Haywood Co., Tenn.: A. B., 1859. Dead. 
 SORSBY, STEPHEN SILLS, Nash Co. : A. B., 1832. Dead. 
 SOUTHALL, F&ANCIS A., Halifax Co.: 1833-'35. 
 SOUTHALL, JAMES, Murfreesboro : 1824. Dead. 
 SOUTHALL, JOSEPH J. B., Enfield, Halifax Co. : 1831-'32. Dead. 
 SOUTHER, WILLIAM IX, Edenton : 1813. Dead. 
 SOUTHERLAND, CLAUDIUS BoNNER, Wilmington : 1885-86. 
 
212 Students of the 
 
 SOUTHGATE, JAMES HAYWOOD, Durham : 1876-78. Born 1859. Ins. 
 
 Agt. 
 SPAIGHT, ASHLEY WOOD, Selma, Ala. : A. B., 1842. Gen. Assem., Tex. 
 
 Brig. Gen. C. S. A. Mem. Conv., 1866. Sect'y State, Tex. Comm'r of Ins. 
 SPAIGHT, CHARLES GEOKGE, New Berne: A. B., 1820; A.M., 1823. 
 
 Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Born 1800, died 1831. 
 SPAIGHT, RICHARD DOBBS, New Berne: A. B., 1815; A. M. M. C., 
 
 1823-'24. State Sen., 1824-'34. Mem. Conv., 1835. Gov. N. C., 1835-'37. 
 
 Born 1796, died 1850. 
 
 SPANN, JOHN J., Henderson Co.: 1854-'55. 
 SPEAR, WILLIAM WALLACE, Plillsboro : A. B., 1831 ; A. M., 1838 ; D. D. 
 
 Born 1812. Philadelphia, Pa. 
 
 SPEARS, HENRY TURNER, Lillington, Harnett Co. : 1875. 
 SPEIGHT, JOHN F., Edgecombe Co.: 1859-61. Planter. Died 1885. 
 SPEIGHT, KiCHARD H., Edgecombe Co.: 1866-' 68. Physician. 
 SPEIGHT, SETH B., Livingston, Ala. : 1860-'61. C. S. A. Killed in battle, 
 
 1862. 
 SPELLER, CHARLES B., Windsor, Bertie Co. : 1858-'60. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Dead. 
 
 SPELLER, JAMES J., Bertie Co. : 1852-'53. Lieut. C. S. A. Dead. 
 SPELLER, THOMAS H., Bertie Co.: 1817. Dead. 
 SPENCER, JAMES M., Greene Co., Ala.: A. B., 1853. Lawyer. Born 1827, 
 
 died 1861. 
 SPENCER, PETER PICKET, Hyde Co.: 1S39-'41. Planter. Born 1818, 
 
 died 1880. 
 
 SPENCER, SAMUEL, Anson Co. : 1805. Dead. 
 SPENCER, WILLIAM HENRY, Hyde Co. : A. B., 1854. Born 1831. Lawyer. 
 
 Terre Haute, Ind. 
 
 SPENCER, WILLIAM M., Greene Co., Ala. : 1849-'52. Died 1856. 
 SPICER, JOHN DANIEL, Onslow Co. : 1855-' 57. Physician. Goldsboro. 
 SPIVEY, AARON JOSHUA, Bertie Co.: A. B., 1830. Minister. 
 SPOON, WILLIAM LUTHER, Hartshorn : 1887-. 
 SPRAGGINS, JLAFAYETTE B., Virginia: 1836-37. 
 SPRAGGINS, THOMAS M., Virginia: 1836-37. 
 SPRAGGINS, THOMAS S., Virginia: 1808. Dead. 
 SPRINGFIELD, BLOUNT, Madison Co., Tenn. : 1840-'41. 
 SPRINGS, ADAM, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1798. Dead. 
 SPRINGS, ALT A CONNELL, Charlotte : A. B., 1879. 
 SPRINGS, JOHN M., Charlotte: 1852-'55. Capt. C. S. A. Died 1865. 
 SPRINGS, LEROY, Fort Mill, S. C. : 1878-'80. 
 SPRUILL, CHARLES WHITMELL, Warrenton: 1855-'57. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1838, died 1873. 
 SPRUILL, FRANK SHEPHERD, Littleton, Halifax Co.: 1881-'83. Lawyer. 
 
 Louisburg. 
 SPRUILL, GEORGE EVANS, Warren Co.: 1845-'46. M. D. Univ. of Pa. 
 
 Born 1828. Dead. 
 SPRUILL, PETER EVANS, Warrenton : A. B., 1855. Tutor U.N.C. Lawyer. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1836, died in service at Kichinond, 1862. 
 
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 SPRUILL, THOMAS HILL, Warren Co.: A. B., 1840. Lawyer. Born 1820, 
 
 died 1845. 
 
 STAFFORD, JAMES, Eowan Co.: A. B., 1821. Minister. Dead. 
 STAFFORD, JAMES MADISON, Cheneyville, La.: 1853-'54. Born 1833, 
 
 died 1875. 
 STALLINGS, JOHN M., Duplin Co.: 1853-'56. Minister. Pres. Thoinasville 
 
 Fern. Coll. Mem. Conven., 1875. Thomasville. 
 STALLINGS, JOSIAH, Duplin Co.: A. B., 1833. 
 STAMPS, PRESTON, Milton, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1883. Ealeigh. 
 STAMPS, THOMAS, Virginia: A. B., 1836. Dead. 
 STAMPS, WILLIAM LIIPSCOMB, Virginia: A. B., 1836. Physician. 
 STANBACK, DAVID CHANDLER, Richmond Co. : 1875-'76. 
 STANCILL, MILLARD F., Northampton Co. : 1865-'68. Physician. 
 STANCILL, REUELL ANDERSON, Carrollton, Miss.: A. B., 1862. C. S. A. 
 
 Dead. 
 STANCILL, REUELL M., Carrollton, Miss. : A. B., 1857. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in service. 
 
 STANCILL, ROBERT HENRY, Margaretsville, Northampton Co.: 1888. 
 STANFIELD, STEPHEN ADDISON, Virginia: A. B., 1844. Minister. 
 STANLEY, EDWARD, North Carolina : 1829. 
 
 STANLY, FRANK, New Berne: 1825. Meth. Minister. Died 1862. 
 STAPLES, MADISON L*., Virginia: 1848-'49. 
 
 STAPLES, WALTER R., Virginia: 1842. Judge Va. Ct. of Appeals. 
 STARBUCK, HENRY REUBEN, Winston: A. B., 1887. Lawyer. 
 STARKE, JOHN MALONE, South Carolina : A. B., 1820. Dead. 
 STATON, ARCHIBALD T., Hamilton, Martin Co.: 1858-'60. Lt. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in service. 
 
 STATON, HENRY, Tarboro: 1887-. 
 
 STATON, HENRY LOGAN, Edgecombe Co. : 1867-'68. Lawyer. Tarboro. 
 STATON, JAMES RODERICK, Tarboro: 1876- ; 77. Physician. Died 1885. 
 STATON, SIMMONS B., Tarboro: 1859-' 61. C. S. A. Died 1863. 
 STEDMAN, CHARLES MANLY, Fayetteville : A. B., 1861; A. M., 1866. 
 
 Born 1841. Maj. C. S. A. Lawyer. Lt. Gov. N. C., 1885-'S9. Wilmington. 
 STEDMAN, ELISHA B., Pittsboro: A. B., 1830. Physician. Dead. 
 STEDMAN, FRANK HAYWOOD, Fayetteville: 1877-80. Wilmington. 
 STEDMAN, J"AMES OWEN, Fayetteville: A. B., 1832. Minister. 
 STEDMAN, JOHN MADISON, Fayetteville : A. B., 1830. 
 STEDMAN, ORAN A., Cumberland Co. : 1830. 
 STEELE, EDWIN DOUGLAS, Greensboro: 1875-77. 
 STEELE, GEORGE SPENCER, Rockingham, Kichmond Co. : 1884-'87. 
 STEELE, THOMAS W., Eichmond Co. : 1845-'46. 
 
 STEELE, WALTER LEAK, Eichmond Co. : A. B., 1844; A. M., 1847. Law- 
 yer. Manufacturer. Gen. Assem. M. C. 
 
 STEELE, WILLIAM LITTLE, Rockingham, Richmond Co. : 1883-84. 
 STEPHENS, SAMUEL BARROW, New Berne : A. B., 1832. Dead. 
 STEPTOE, EDWARD J., Liberty, Va. : 1832-'33. U. S. A. 
 STERLING, EDWARD G., Greensboro: A. B., 1860. C. S. A. Killed in 
 
214 Students of the 
 
 STERRETT, ROBERT H., Columbiana, Ala.: 1865-66. Born 1846. Lieut. 
 
 C. S. A. Birmingham, Ala. 
 STEVENSON, JOSEPH W., New Berne : A.B., 1856. Lawyer. Lieut. C.S.A. 
 
 Born 1834, died 1865. 
 STEVENSON, MARK DE WOLF, New Berne : 1862-'63 and 1866-'67. Born 
 
 1845. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 
 STEVENSON, WILLI AM, North Carolina: 1804. Dead. 
 STEWART, AZARIAH COBURN, Taylorsville, Alexander Co. : 1858-60. 
 
 C. S. A. Mem. Conv., 1861. Born 1836, died 1861. 
 STEWART, CHARLES, Harnett Co. : 1878-80. 
 STEWART, DANIEL, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1858. Lieut. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in service. 
 
 STEWART, GABRIEL L., Plymouth: 1806. Dead. 
 STEWART, JONATHAN LAFAYETTE, Monroe Co., Miss. : A. B., 1857. 
 
 Minister. Lawyer. Clinton, North Carolina. 
 
 STEWART, SAMUEL, Chatham Co.: A. B., 1823; A. M., 1829. Dead. 
 STEWART, WILLIAM BELFIELD, Clinton: A. B., 1881. 
 STICKNEY, FENNER SATTERTHWAITE, Washington : 1876-'77. Wilson. 
 STICKNEY, JOHN COBB, Greensboro, Ala.: A. B., 1855. Born 1832. Surg. 
 
 C. S. A. Physician. New Orleans, La. 
 STICKNEY, JOSEPH B., Washington: 1847-' 48. Gen. Assem. Merchant. 
 
 Wilson. 
 
 STIREWALT, JOHN, Cabarrus Co. : 1828-29. 
 STITH, ABNER, Lawrenceville, Va.: A. B., 1813. Tutor U. N. C., 1814-'16. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 STITH, WILLIAM, Lawrenceville, Va. : 1817. Dead. 
 STOCKARD, JAMES KIVETTE, Graham: 1879-80. 
 STOCKTON, FRANCIS DAUGHTRY, Statesville : A. B., 1859. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Dead. 
 
 STOKES, HUGH MONTGOMERY, Wilkes Co. : A. B., 1815. Dead. 
 STOKES, JOHN RICHMOND, Wilkes Co. : A. B., 1809. Dead. 
 STOKES, THOMAS DUDLEY, Richmond, Va. : B. S., 1882. Merchant. 
 STOKES, THOMAS WILLIAM, Ruffin, Rockingham Co.: 1883-'84. 
 STONE, DAVID WILLIAMSON, Raleigh: 1818-'20. Dead. 
 STONE, DEWITT CLINTON, Louisburg : A. B., 1845 ; A. M., 1849. Pres. 
 Galveston, Tex., Cotton Exchange. Mayor Galveston. Born 1825, died 
 Aug., 1884. 
 
 STONE, JOHN H., Dayton, Ala.: 1843-'44. C. S. A. Killed in service. 
 STONEV, THOMAS P., Charleston, S. C.: 1855-'56. Merchant. 
 STOWE, SAMUEL TATE, Lodo : 1885-'86. 
 STRAIN, JAMES, Orange Co.: 1819. 
 STRANGE, ALEXANDER RAVENSCROFT, Fayetteville : 1846-'49. Born 
 
 1830, died 1851. 
 
 STRANGE, JOHN KIRKLAND , Fayetteville: A.B., 1848. Born 1828, died 1852. 
 STRANGE, JOSEPH HUSKE, Wilmington : 1877-79. New York. 
 STRANGE, ROBERT, Fayetteville: A. B., 1841. Lawyer. Maj. U. S. A. 
 in Mexican War. Gen. Assem., 1852. Mem. Conv., 1861. Maj. C. S. A. 
 Born 1823, died 1877. 
 
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 STRANGE, ROBERT, Wilmington : A. B., 1879. Episc. Minister. 
 STRAYHORN, ISAAC R., Hillsboro: A. B., 1868. Solicitor 5th Dist. 
 STRAYHORN, JOHN THOMAS, Hillsboro : 1880-'83. Koxboro. 
 STREET, NATHANIEL, HEATH, New Berne: B. S., 1878. Physician. 
 STREET, WILLIAM B., Hillsboro: 1822. Dead. 
 STRICKLAND, EDWARD FOUNTAIN, Bliss, Surry Co. : 1883-'8o. 
 STRICKLAND, JAMES THOMAS, Surry Co. : 1878-'80. Physician. Thomas- 
 
 ville. 
 
 STRICKLAND, MELVILLE C., Bliss, Surry Co.: 1885-'86. 
 STRICKLAND, WILLIAM G., Wake Co. : 1854-'56. C. S. A. Hotel-keeper. 
 
 Wake Forest. 
 
 STRONACH, ALEXANDER, Raleigh : Ph. B.. 1889. 
 STRONG, GEORGE VAUGHAN, Sampson Co.: A. B., 1845; LL. D., 1889. 
 
 Born 1827. Judge Grim. Ct. Raleigh. 
 
 STRONG, HUGH, Chester, S. C. : 1860. C. S. A. Minister. Dead. 
 STRONG, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Sampson Co.: 1842-' 43. Lawyer. Born 
 
 1823, died 1867. Kansas. 
 
 STROWD, ROBERT LEE, Chapel Hill : 18S3-'84. Planter. 
 STROWD, THOMAS WILSON, Chapel Hill : 1885-. 
 STRUDWICK, FREDERICK NASH, Hillsboro : 1849-'51. Solicitor 5th Dist. 
 
 Pres. Elector, 1888. 
 
 STRUDWICK, SAMUEL, Orange Co. : 1814. Dead. 
 STRUD WICK, WILLI AM F., Hillsboro: 1828. Physician. Dead. 
 STRUDWICK, WILLIAM S., Hillsboro: 1849-'51. Physician. 
 STUBBS, HARRY WILLIAM, Williamston: 1875-77. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. 
 STUBBS, JOHN J., Bennettsville, S. C. : 1822. Dead. 
 STUBBS, LEWIS E., South Carolina: 1822. Dead. 
 STURDIVANT, ARMISTEAD B., Boydton, Va. : 1845-' 46. 
 STURDIVANT, CHARLES, Virginia : 1817. 
 STURDIVANT, FABIUS D., Wake Co. : 1861-' 62. 
 SUGG, CHARLES, Chapel Hill: 1869-70. 
 SUGG, EDWARD JONES, Chapel Hill: 1869-70. 
 SUGG, JAMES B., Springfield, Tenn.: 1854-55. Capt. C. S. A. Dead. 
 SUGG, JOHN, Chapel Hill : 1869-70. 
 SUGG, OSBURN, Wake Co. : 1826. 
 SUGG, REDDING S., Sparta: 1852-'53. Lt. C. S. A. Druggist. King's 
 
 Mountain. 
 
 SUGG, WILLIAM M. , Chapel Hill : 1887-'89. 
 SULLIVAN, MILTON A., South Carolina: 1848-50. Capt. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in service. 
 
 SULLIVAN, RUFUS BEAUREGARD, Lincolnton: 1884-'85. 
 SUMMERELL, JOSEPH JOHN, Northampton Co.: A. B., 1842; A. M., 1845. 
 
 M. D. Univ. of Pa. Pres. N. C. Med. Assoc. Salisbury. 
 SUMMERVILLE, JAMES, South Carolina : A. B., 1838. 
 SUMMERVILLE, JOHN, Granville Co. : 1797. Dead. 
 SUMMERVILLE, KOBERT V., Granville Co. : 1810. Dead. 
 SUMNER, BENJAMIN, Gates Co. : A. B., 1822 ; A. M., 1827. Gen. Assem. 
 
 Dead. 
 
216 Students of the 
 
 SUMNER, DAVID E., Hertford Co. : 1809. Gen. Assem. Dead. 
 
 SUMNER, DUKE W., Tennessee: 1798. Dead. 
 
 SUMNER, EDMOND BLOUNT, Perquimans Co.: 1844-' 45. Lt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born, 1825, died 1880. 
 
 SUMNER, JAMES EDWARD, Oxford: A. B., 1856. Miss. 
 SUMNER, THOMAS, Hertford Co.: A. B., 1823. Dead. 
 SUMNER, THOMAS JETHRO, Oxford: A. B., 1845. Born 1827. Civil 
 
 Engineer. 
 
 SUTHERLAND, WILLIAM K., Orange Co. : 1832-'36. Dead. 
 SUTTON, JOHN MEBANE, Bertie Co.: 1858-60. Capt. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1842, died 1866. 
 
 SUTTON, KIRBY EDWARD, LaGrange: 1885-'86. 
 SUTTON, SANFORD ELLSBERRY, LaFayette, Ala, : 1859-60. Born 1840, 
 
 died 1860. 
 SUTTON, STARK ARMISTEAD, Bertie Co.: A. B., 1855. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1837, killed in service 1864. 
 SUTTON, WILLIAM G. M., Bertie Co. : 1824. 
 SUTTON, "WILLIAM MORING, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1857. Died 1884. 
 SUTTON, WILLIAM THOMAS, Bertie Co. : 1832-'33. Born 1810. 
 SUTTON, WILLIAM THOMAS, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1858. 
 SWAIN, DAVID LiOWRY, Buncombe Co.: 1821-22. LL. D. Lawyer. 
 
 Gen. Assem., 1824-'29. State Solic., 1827. Judge Superior Ct., 1830. Gov. 
 
 N. C., 1832-' 35. Member Conv., 1835. Pres. U. N. C., 1835-' 68. Born 
 
 Jan. 4, 1801, died Sept. 3, 1868. Chapel Hill. 
 SWAIN, JOSEPH JORDAN, Bertie Co. : 1858-'59. C. S. A. Planter. Dead. 
 
 Wilcox Co., Ala. 
 SWAIN, RICHARD CASWELL, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1858. Physician. 
 
 Born 1837, died 1872. 
 
 SWANN, ALEXANDER D., Wilmington: 1833-37. Dead. 
 SWANN, FREDERICK D., Wilmington: 1808. Dead. 
 SWANN, FREDERICK W., Wilmington: 1831-'32. Dead. 
 SWANN, JOHN, Wilmington: 1803. Dead. 
 SWANN, SAMUEL, Wilmington: 1796. Dead. 
 
 SWAYZE, CALDWELL CALHOUN, Opelousas, La. : A. B., 1858. Lawyer. 
 SWINDELL, JAMES H., Washington: 1855-'57. 
 SYDNOR, HENRY A., Halifax, Va. : 1838-'39. Dead. 
 SYKES, EDWARD TURNER, Columbus, Miss.: A. B., 1858. Born 1838. 
 
 A. A. Gen. C. S. A. 
 SYKES, JLAWSON W., Aberdeen, Miss.: 1858-'61. Capt, C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in service. 
 SYKES, RICHARD LYCURGUS, Columbus, Miss. : A. B., 1860. Born 1840. 
 
 C. S. A. M. D. Univ. of N. Y. 
 SYKES, S. TURNER, Aberdeen, Miss. : A. B., 1858. 
 TALBOT, MATTHEW, Matagorda, Tex. : A. B., 1857. Born 1838. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Teacher. 
 
 TALLEY, JUNIUS BRUTUS, Ore Hill, Chatham Co. : 1884-'85. Died 1885. 
 TALTON, WILLIAM RANSOM, Selma: 1885-'87. 
 
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 TANKERSLEY, FELIX, Livingston, Ala.: 1859-61. Lt. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1843, killed in service 1865. 
 
 TANKERSLEY, WILLIAM LITTLE, Chapel Hill : 1880-'81. 
 TARRY, EDWARD, Virginia: 1812. Dead. 
 TARRY, GEORGE, Virginia: A. B., 1822. Dead. 
 
 TARRY, GEORGE PATRICK, Boydton, Va. : 1858-' 60. Tarry's Mills, Va. 
 TATE, ALEXANDER COLVIN, Ashton, Fender Co. : 1881-'83. 
 TATE, CHARLES SIDNEY, Ashton, Fender Co. : 1881-'83. 
 TATE, HENRY HUMPHRIES, Gaston Co.; A. B., 1858. Greensboro. 
 TATE, JAMES T., Gaston Co. : A. B., 1864. 
 TATE, JOHN WEBSTER, Gaston Co.: A. B., 1858. Died 1862. 
 TATE, ROBERT HUNTER, New Hanover Co. : A. B., 1847. Physician. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Born 1826, died 1864. 
 TATE, SAMUEL C. W., Cherokee Co.: 1846. 
 TATE, THOMAS H., New Hanover Co.: 1842-'45. 
 TATUM, JOHN DUDLEY, Milledgeville, Ga. : A. B., 1858. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in service. 
 
 TATUM, WESLEY, Henderson, Tex. : 1859-'60. Teacher. Dead. 
 TAYLOE, DAVID THOMAS, Washington : A. B., 1846. Physician. Surg. 
 
 C. S. A. 
 
 TAYLOR, ALEXANDER, Shine, Greene Co. : 1888-. 
 TAYLOR, ALFRED M., Hillsboro: 1839-'41. Dead. 
 TAYLOR, BENJAMIN F., Marshall, Tex.: 1859-80. C. S. A. 
 TAYLOR, DRURY S., Virginia: 1829. Dead. 
 
 TAYLOR, GEORGE A. , Covington, Tenn. : 1S4S-'51. Planter. Macon, Tenn. 
 TAYLOR, GEORGE DAVID, Dysartville: 1885-'86. 
 TAYLOR, GEORGE Lu, Mecklenburg Co. : 1820. Planter. Died 1885. 
 TAYLOR, GEORGE W., Homer, La. : A. B., 1860. Surgeon. C. S. A. 
 TAYLOR, HANNIS, Kaleigh : 1867-68. Born 1851. Lawyer. Mobile, Ala. 
 TAYLOR, HENRY H., Knoxville, Tenn.: 1860-'61. Born 1841. Capt. C. 
 
 S. A. Lawyer. Clerk U. S. Circuit Ct. 
 TAYLOR, ISAAC MONTROSE, Chapel Hill: Ph. B., 1879. Asst. Surg. 
 
 Insane Asylum. Morganton. 
 
 TAYLOR, JAMES COLE, Chapel Hill : B. S., 1877. Cambridge, O. 
 TAYLOR, JAMES FAUNTLEROY, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1810 ; A. M. Law- 
 yer. Atty. Gen. N. C., 1825-'28. Dead. 
 
 TAYLOR, JAMES FAUNTLEROY, Raleigh : A. B., 1841 ; A. M., 1844. 
 TAYLOR, JAMES H., Chapel Hill : 1827. Dead. 
 
 TAYLOR, JAMES H., Granville Co.: 1856-'59. C. S. A. Killed in service. 
 TAYLOR, JAMES HARVEY, Granville Co. : A. B., 1821. Dead. 
 TAYLOR, JAMES PEYTON, Pittsboro : A. B., 1859. 
 TAYLOR, JAMES SPOTTISWOODE, University of Va. : 1887-89. 
 TAYLOR, JOHN, Orange Co. : 1795. Dead. 
 TAYLOR, JOHN, Granville Co. : 1820. Dead. 
 TAYLOR, JOHN CAMILLUS, Granville Co.: A. B., 1820; A. M., 1827. 
 
 Dead. 
 TAYLOR, JOHN DOUGLASS, Wilmington: A. B., 1853. Col. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. Gen. Assem. 
 
218 Students of the 
 
 TAYLOR, JOHN LiEWIS, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1807 ; A. M., 1810. Chief 
 
 Justice of Supreme Ct. Dead. 
 TAYLOR, JOHN L.EWIS, Chapel Hill : A.B., 1828; A.M., 1832. Physician. 
 
 Dea,d. 
 TAYLOR, JOHN TILLINGHAST, Granville Co. : A. B., 1853. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in service. 
 
 TAYLOR, JOHN W., Hillsboro: 1828-'32. Dead. 
 TAYLOR, JOHN Y., Mecklenburg Co., Va.: 1824-'28. 
 TAYLOR, LEONID AS, Oxford : A. B., 1845. Physician. 
 TAYLOR, LEONIDAS HENDERSON, Oxford: A. B., 1837; A. M., 1843. 
 
 Physician. Dead. 
 
 TAYLOR, LEWIS, Granville Co. : A. B., 1813. Dead. 
 TAYLOR, MASSILLON FIELD, Townesville, Granville Co.: A. B., 1861. 
 
 Capt. C. S. A. Killed in service. 
 
 TAYLOR, OLIVER P., Oxford: 1853-55. Capt. C. S. A. 
 TAYLOR, PHILIP A., Tennessee: 1841-' 42. 
 TAYLOR, SAMUEL B., Hillsboro: 1831-'34. Dead. 
 TAYLOR, SIMON HENDERSON, Marksville, La.: 1858-'61. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1840, killed at Culpeper C. H., Va., 1861. 
 TAYLOR, THOMAS, North Carolina: 1805. Dead. 
 
 TAYLOR, THOMAS EDWIN, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1832; A.M., 1841. Dead. 
 TAYLOR, THOMAS W., Townesville, Granville Co. : 1858-'61. 
 TAYLOR, WILLIAM ANDERSON, North Carolina: A. B., 1824. Dead. 
 TAYLOR, WILLIAM HAMNER, Dysartville: 1886-'87. 
 TEMPLE, RUFUS HENRY, Wake Co. : 1881-'82. Lawyer. 
 TEMPLE, WILLIAM OSCAR, Pasquotank Co. : 1877-78. Lawyer. 
 TENNEY, ABDEL KADER, Chapel Hill : 1863-'65. Druggist. 
 TENNEY, JOHN, Chapel Hill: 1869-70. 
 TENNEY, OREGON BURNS, Chapel Hill: 1S69-'70. 
 TERRY, ABNER W. C., Pittsylvania, Va. : 1835-'36. 
 TERRY, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Virginia: A. B., 1830; A. M., 1838. 
 TERRY, CHARLES CORNELIUS, Richmond Co. : A. B., 1851. Gen. Assem. 
 
 of Miss. Born 1830, died 1879. Mississippi. 
 TERRY, JOSEPH M. , Virginia : 1830-'32. 
 THARPE, WILLIAM A., Paris, Tenn.: 185 2-' 53. 
 THIES, ERNEST AUGUST, Concord: 1887-'88. 
 
 THIGPEN, ANDREW M., Edgecombe Co. : A. B., 1861. Lt. C. S. A. Dead. 
 THIGPEN, WILLIAM A., Edgecombe Co. : 1856-'58. Farmer. Dead. 
 THOM, ADDI EDWIN DONNEL, Greensboro : A. B., 1833. Minister. 
 
 Dead. 
 THOMAS, CHARLES RANDOLPH, Beaufort : A. B., 1849. Mem. Conv., 
 
 1861. Sect'y State, 1864-'66. Judge Superior Ct. M. C., 1871-'75. New 
 
 Berne. 
 THOMAS, CHARLES RANDOLPH, New Berne: A. B., 1881. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Beaufort. 
 
 THOMAS, FREDERICK DUNCAN, New Berne : 1884-'86. 
 THOMAS, GEORGE GILLETT, Wilmington : 1864-'66. M. D. Univ. of Md. 
 
 Born 1848. 
 

 University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 219 
 
 THOMAS, JAMES, New Berne : A. B., 1886. Lawyer. 
 
 THOMAS, MARCUS CICERO, Beaufort : A. B., 1855. Meth. Minister. 
 
 THOMAS, PHILIP HUNGERFORD, Milton, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1820 ; A. M., 
 
 1827. Physician. Dead. 
 
 THOMAS, THOMAS E., Beaufort: 1855-'56. Physician. New York City. 
 THOMAS, WARREN, Milton, Caswell Co. : 1821. 
 THOMAS, WASHINGTON, Washington: 1861-'62. 
 THOMAS, WILLIAM LEWIS, Bennettsville, S. C. : 1879-'80. Lawyer. 
 THOMPSON, BASIL MANLY, Pittsboro: A. B., 1852. Died 1854. 
 THOMPSON, CHARLES, Edenton : 1855-'57. C. S. A. Killed at Gettysburg, 
 
 1863. 
 
 THOMPSON, CHARLES A., Robeson Co. : 1857-'59. Physician. Died 1876. 
 THOMPSON, EDWIN G., Orange Co.: 1836-'38. Physician. Born 1812, 
 
 died 1841. 
 
 THOMPSON, GEORGE, North Carolina: 1827. 
 THOMPSON, GEORGE NICHOLAS, Leasburg, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1853. 
 
 Physician. County Atty., 1860-'65. U. S. Commissioner, 1868-69. 
 THOMPSON, GEORGE SIDNEY, Chapel Hill : 1858-60. Maj. C. S. A. Born 
 
 1839, died 1876. 
 
 THOMPSON, GEORGE W., Chapel Hill: 1821. Physician. Dead. 
 THOMPSON, GEORGE W., Pittsboro: 1843-' 44. 
 
 THOMPSON, HENRY CLAY, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1857. Born 1835. Teacher. 
 THOMPSON, HENRY ERWIN, Moore Co. : A. B., 1883. 
 THOMPSON, JACOB, Leasburg, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1831. Tutor U. N. C., 
 
 1831-'33. Lawyer. M. C. from Miss., 1839-'53. U. S. Sect'y Interior, 
 
 1857-'61. Com'r from Miss, to N. C., 1860. Inspector Gen. C. S. A. Gov. 
 
 Miss., 1862-'64. Confidential Agt. C. S. A. to Canada, 1864-'65. Bom May 
 
 15, 1810, died at Memphis, Tenn., March 24, 1885. 
 THOMPSON, JACOB A., Leasburg, Caswell Co.: 1854-57. 
 THOMPSON, JAMES BEDFORD, Cedar Creek, Cumberland Co. : 1882-'83. 
 THOMPSON, JAMES NICHOLAS, Leasburg, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1861. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in service. 
 
 THOMPSON, JAMES YOUNG, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1827. Physician. Dead. 
 THOMPSON, JOHN, Leasburg, Caswell Co. : 1835-'36. Surg. U. S. A. Surg. 
 
 C. S. A. Physician. Died 1876. 
 THOMPSON, JOHN C., Alabama: 1857-'58. 
 
 THOMPSON, JOHN CARNES, Port Tobacco, Md. : A. B., 1835. Dead. 
 THOMPSON, JOHN F., Davidson Co. : 1856-'57. C. S. A. Killed in service. 
 THOMPSON, JOHN R., Kaleigh : 1840-' 42. Physician. 
 THOMPSON, LEWIS, Bertie Co.: A. B., 1827; A. M., 1832. Gen, Assem. 
 
 Mem. Conv., 1865. Born 1808, died 1867. 
 
 THOMPSON, LEWIS THOMAS, Clinton, Miss.: A. B., 1856. Dead. 
 THOMPSON, LEWIS W., Bertie Co. : 1830--31. Dead. 
 THOMPSON, M. Z>EKAY, Salem, Va.: 1864-'65. 
 THOMPSON, NOAH, Bertie Co. : 1827. Dead. 
 THOMPSON, OSCAR GARD, Wilmington: 1875-76. Goldsboro. 
 THOMPSON, SAMUEL M., Florence, Ala.: A. B., 1860. Col. C. S. A. 
 THOMPSON, SEYMOUR COLUMBUS, Cedar Cliff: 1887-. 
 
220 Students of the 
 
 THOMPSON, THOMAS C., Wharton, Tex.: 1857-'59. Druggist. 
 
 THOMPSON, THOMAS W., Bertie Co.: 1850-51. Planter. Windsor. 
 
 THOMPSON, TKISTRAM BETHEA, Little Rock, S. C.: 1880-'81. 
 
 THOMPSON, WELLS, Matagorda, Tex.: A. B., 1859. Born 1837. Capt. 
 C. S. A. Pres. Tex. Senate. Lieut. Gov. Tex. 
 
 THOMPSON, WILLIAM, Leasburg, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1840. U. S. A., 
 Mexican War. C. S. A. Oxford. 
 
 THOMPSON, "WILLIAM, Edenton: A. B., 1854. Capt. C. S. A. Dead. 
 
 THOMPSON, WILLIAM A., Chapel Hill: 1864-'65. Died 1876. 
 
 THOMPSON, WILLIAM C., Linden, Ala.: 1843-45. 
 
 THOMPSON, WILLIAM C., Bertie Co.: 1854-'5. Planter. Lewiston. 
 
 THOMPSON, WILLIAM HENRY, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1824. Physician. 
 Dead. 
 
 THOMPSON, WILLIAM HENRY, Sampson Co. : A. B., 1854. Born 1830. 
 Capt. C. S. A. Merchant. Clinton. 
 
 THOMPSON, WILLIAM SILLERS, Clinton : 1886-87. 
 
 THOMPSON, WILLIE GASTON, Moore Co. : 1881-'83. 
 
 THOMSON, ALFRED GRAY SON, Franklin Parish, La. : A. B., 1861. C. S. A. 
 Died 1863. 
 
 THOMSON, RUFFIN, Hinds Co., Miss. : 1859-'61. Jackson, Miss. 
 
 THORNE, EDWARD A., Halifax Co. : 1845-'46. Physician. 
 
 THORNE, WILLIAM H., Halifax Co. : 1842. 
 
 THORNTON, FRANCIS A., Warren Co. : 1813. Dead. 
 
 THORNTON, GEORGE WASHINGTON, Franklin Co.: A. B., 1802. Physi- 
 cian. Dead. 
 
 THORNTON, JOHN A., Virginia: 1801. Dead. 
 
 THORP, BENONI, Berea, Granville Co. : B. S., 1888. Chemist. Raleigh. 
 
 THORP, HENRY ROAN, Nash Co. : A. B., 1857. Physician. Surg. C. S. A. 
 Dead. 
 
 THORP, JOHN HOUSTON, Nash Co. : A. B., 1860. Capt. C. S. A. Gen. 
 Assem. Lawyer. Planter. 
 
 THORP, PETERSON, Granville Co.: 1856-'58. 
 
 THURMOND, G. EDWARDS, Early Grove, Miss.: 1859-'61. Carpenteria, Cal. 
 
 THWEATT, ELISHA B., Virginia: 1812. Dead. 
 
 THWEATT, HENRY C., Halifax C. H., Va.: 1824. Dead. 
 
 TIGNOR, JAMES, 1808. 
 
 TILLERY, HENRY L.., Halifax Co. : 1858-'60. C. S. A. Manufacturer. 
 
 TILLERY, JOHN RlCHARD, Halifax Co.: 1856-'5S. Planter. Manufac- 
 turer. Tillery's. 
 
 TILLETT, HENRY AUGUSTUS, Cypress Creek, Bladen Co. : 1879-'81. 
 
 TILLETT, ISAAC NEWTON, Elizabeth City : A. B., 1839. Lawyer. Died 1849. 
 
 TILLETT, ISAAC NEWTON, Camden Co. : A. B., 1857. Lt. C. S. A. Teacher. 
 Lawyer. Dead. St. Louis, Mo. 
 
 TILLEY, GEORGE VANCE, Chapel Hill: 1886-. 
 
 TILLINGHAST, JOHN HUSKE, Fayetteville : 1853-' 55. Chaplain C. S. A. 
 Minister. 
 
 TILLMAN, BENJAMIN S., New Berne: 1813. Dead. 
 
 TIMBERLAKE, WILLIAM PoiNDEXTER, Lexington, Tenn. : A. B., 1861. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 221 
 
 TOMLINSON, JAMES MILTON, Johnston Co.: 1857-59. Sergt. C. S. A. 
 
 Died of wounds received at Williamsburg, May, 1862. ' 
 TOMLINSON, RUFFIN WIRT, Johnston Co. : A. B., 1842. Dead. 
 TOMPKINS, JOHN B., Nash Co.: 1840-'41. Physician. Dead. 
 TOMPKINS, MATTHEW W., Albany, Ga.: 1858-'60.. 
 
 TOMS, CLINTON "WHITE, Hertford, Perquimans Co. : Ph. B., 1889. Born 1868. 
 TOOLE, HENRY I., Tarboro: 1795. Dead. 
 TOOLE, HENRY IRWIN, Edgecombe Co. : A. B., 1828 ; A. M., 1839. Bom 
 
 1810, died 1850. Wilmington. 
 
 TOOMER, ALEXANDER DUNCAN, Pittsboro : 1841-'43. Dead. 
 TOOMER, FREDERICK ARMAND, Pittsboro: A. B., 1851. Physician. Dead. 
 TOOMER, JOHN D., Wilmington: 1798. Judge Superior Ct. Dead. 
 TOOMER, LEWIS H., Wilmington: 1802. Dead. 
 
 TORRANS, RICHARD N., New Berne: 1821. Planter. Born 1804, died 1830. 
 TORRENCE, CHARLES LAW, Salisbury: A. B., 1821. Dead. 
 TORRENCE, HENRY TOOMER, Pittsboro : A. B., 1853. Lawyer. Died 1858. 
 TORRENCE, HUGH, Mecklenburg Co. : 1827. 
 
 TORRENCE, RICHARD ALLISON, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1855. Charlotte. 
 TOWLES, DANIEL THOMAS, Kaleigh : A. B., 1849 ; A. M., 1852. Minister. 
 
 Dead. 
 TOWNES, JAMES EDMUND, Townesville, Granville Co.: 1858-'61. Born 
 
 1843. C. S. A. 
 TOWNSEND, JOSEPH WHITE, Perquimans Co. : 1826. Gen. Assem. Judge 
 
 Ark. Born 1808, died 1852. 
 
 TOWNSEND, RICHARD WALTER, Lumberton: 1881-'82. 
 TRAVIS, WILLIAM, Kowan Co.: 1819. 
 TREADWELL, OLIVER WOLCOTT, Connecticut: A. B., 1826. Tutor 
 
 U. N. C., 1826-'29. Dead. 
 
 TREADWELL, WILLIAM Lo WNDES, Lamar, Miss. : A. B., 1851. Dead. 
 TRIGG, WILLIAM STEPHEN, Alabama : A. B., 1847. 
 TRIPP, JOHN BRYANT, Greenville : 1885-87. 
 TROY, EDWARD, Columbus Co.: 1881-'82. 
 TROY, JOHN CLARK, Fayetteville : 1875-'77. 
 TROY, MATTHEW, Salisbury : A. B., 1803 ; A. M. Dead. 
 TROY, ROBERT E., Columbus Co.: 1836-'37. Lawyer. Dead. 
 TUCKER, GEORGE, Virginia : 1817. 
 
 TUCKER, JAMES HENRY, Greenville : 1880-'84. Lawyer. 
 TUCKER, JOHN C., La Fourche, La. : 1857-'59. 
 TUCKER, JOSEPH JOEL WASHINGTON, Kaleigh: A. B., 1847; A. M., 
 
 1850. M. D. Univ. of Pa. Born 1827, died 1856. 
 TUCKER, RUFUS SYLVESTER, Kaleigh: A. B., 1848; A. M., 1868. Born 
 
 1829. Maj. C. S. A. Merchant. Planter. 
 
 TUCKER, WILLIAM RUFUS, Kaleigh : Ph. B., 1887. Lawyer. Banker. 
 TULL, JOHN GRAHAM, Lenoir Co.: A. B., 1836; A. M., 1839. Physician. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 TUNSTALL, WHITMELL PEYTON, Chatham, Va.: A. B., 1827. Dead. 
 TUNSTALL, WILLIAM, Halifax Co.: 1817. Dead. 
 
222 Students of the 
 
 TUNSTALL, THOMAS TATE, Baldwin Co., Ala. : 1839-'41. Born 1823. U. S. 
 
 Consul to Cadiz, 1856, and to San Salvador, 1888. Tensaw, Ala. 
 TURLINGTON, IB A THOMAS, Elevation, Johnston Co.: Ph. B., 1883. 
 
 Teacher. Smithfield. 
 TURLINGTON, "WILLIS EDGAR, Johnston Co.: 1879-80. Physician. 
 
 Elevation. 
 
 TURNER, BAILEY P., Hendersonville, Tenn.: 1856-'57. Dead. 
 TURNER, JAMES C., North Carolina: 1825. 
 TURNER, JAMES NEILL, Cumberland Co.: A. B., 1855. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born July 22, 1835, mortally wounded at Petersburg, died Sept. 29, 1864. 
 TURNER, Josi AH G., Hillsboro: 1842-' 43. Lawyer. Journalist. 
 TURNER, SAMUEL JEFFERSON, Marion, McDowell Co. : 1880-'81. Law- 
 yer. Gen. Assem., 1887-'89. Bakersville. 
 TURNER, THOMAS HENRY CLAY, Hillsboro: A. B., 1844. Physician. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 TURRENTINE, JOHN A., Hillsboro: 1848-'50. Dead. 
 TURRENTINE, SAMUEL BRYANT, Hillsboro: A. B., 1884; A. M., 1887. 
 
 Minister. King's Mountain. 
 
 TWITTY, WILLIAM JOHNSTON, Warrenton : A. B., 1824. Dead. 
 TWITTY, WILLIAM LEWIS, Kutherford Co. : A. B., 1858. Dead. 
 TYLER, WILLIAM P., Bertie Co.: 1848-'49. Lawyer. Dead. 
 TYSON, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Greenville: 1884-. 
 TYSON, LOJCIAN P., Carthage, Moore Co.: 1859-61. 
 URQUHART, LEWIS THOMPSON, Lewiston : 1888-. 
 URQUHART, RICHARD ALEXANDER, Lewiston : 1888-. 
 UZZELL, JOHN RANDOLPH, Goldsboro: 1880-'81. 
 UZZELL, KlRBY SMITH, Goldsboro : B. S., 1886. Lawyer. Journalist. 
 
 Garden City, Ark. 
 
 UZZELL, ROBERT L*EE, Goldsboro: B. S., 1886. Teacher. Koanoke, Va. 
 VALENTINE, THOMAS WOOD, Bowman's Bluff: 1886-'88. 
 VAN AMRINGE, STACEY, Wilmington: 1886-'87. Lawyer. Born Sept. 26, 
 
 1865, died 1887. 
 VANCE, I>AVID MITCHELL, Charlotte: 1875-76. Born 1857. Lawyer. 
 
 Journalist. New Orleans, La. 
 VANCE, JAMES NOEL, Asheville : 1881-'82. 
 VANCE, THOMAS MALVERN, Charlotte : 1879-'81. Lawyer. Pres. Elector, 
 
 1888. Seattle, Washington. 
 VANCE, ZEBULON BAIRD, Buncombe Co. : 1851-'52. LL. D. Born May 
 
 13, 1830. Lawyer. County Solic., 1852. Gen. Assem., 1854. M. C., 35th 
 
 and 36th Congs. Col. C. S. A. Gov., 1862, 1864, 1876. Elected U. S. Sen., 
 
 1870. U. S. Sen., 1879-. Black Mountain. 
 VAN DERVEER, WILLIAM BLACKSHEAR, Montgomery, Ala. : 1859-'61. 
 
 Born 1840. C. S. A. Planter. Clio, Texas. 
 VANDIVER, WALTER WIGHTMAN, Asheville : 1881-'83. 
 VANN, ENOCH JASPER, Groveville, Ga. : A. B., 1854. Pres. Fla. Sen. State 
 
 Attorney. Judge Cir. Ct. Madison, Florida. 
 VANN, LIVINGSTON, Madison, Fla. : 1881-'84. Lawyer. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 223 
 
 VAN WYCK, AUGUSTUS, Pendleton, S. C. : A. B., 1864 ; A. M., 1868. Born 
 1844. Judge Brooklyn City Ct. Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 
 VAN WYCK, WILLIAM, Pendleton, S. C. : A. B., 1861 ; A. M., 1866. Law- 
 yer. Born 1840, died May 28, 1887. New York City. 
 
 VARNER, HERBERT M., Macon, Ga.: 1858-'60. 
 
 VAUGHAN, JAMES ATLAS, Richmond Co. : 1827. Born 1810. Dead. Little 
 Rock, Ark. 
 
 VAUGHAN, IJATIMER CLARK, Warrenton: A. B., 1879. Journalist. Or- 
 lando, Fla. 
 
 VAUGHAN, LEONIDAS POLK, Sparta, Alleghany Co.: 1883-'86. 
 
 VAUGHAN, ROBERT, North Carolina : 1796. 
 
 VAUGHAN, VERNON HENRY, Mt. Meigs, Ala.: A. B., 1860. Adj. C. S. A. 
 Prof. Math. Univ. Ala., 1868. Gov. Utah, 1869. Planter and Miner. Died 
 Dec. 4, 1878. San Francisco, Cal. 
 
 VAUGHN, KOBERT GALLOWAY, Madison, Rockingham Co. : 1887-. 
 
 VENABLE, JOSEPH, Oxford : A. B., 1857. 
 
 VINES, CHARLES, Edgecombe Co. : 1860-'61. Lieut. C. S. A. Born Oct. 30, 
 1842, killed at Cedar Creek, Oct. 19, 1864. 
 
 VINES, CHARLES CARSON, Edgecombe Co. : 1875-'76. 
 
 VINSON, JAMES D., Northampton Co.: 1867-'68. Dead. 
 
 VISER, JAMES HERVEY, Florence, Alabama : A. B., 1841 ; A. M., 1848. 
 Lawyer. 
 
 VON SCHWEINITZ, EMILE ALEXANDER, Salem: A. B., 1882; Ph. D., 
 1885. Washington, D. C. 
 
 WADDELL, ALFRED, Brunswick Co. : 1824. Dead. 
 
 WADDELL, ALFRED MOORE, Hillsboro: 1850-53. Lawyer. Lieut. Col. 
 C. S. A. M. C. Pres. Elector, 1888. Wilmington. 
 
 WADDELL, ALFRED MOORE, Wilmington: 1877-78. 
 
 WADDELL, EDWARD B., 1827. Dead. 
 
 WADDELL, FRANCIS N., Wilmington: 1813. Dead. 
 
 WADDELL, GEORGE H., Chapel Hill: 1846-' 47. Dead. 
 
 WADDELL, HUGH, Hillsboro: A. B., 1818. Lawyer. Pres. N. C. Sen. 
 Dead. 
 
 WADDELL, HUGH Y., Wilmington: 1821. Dead. 
 
 WADDELL, JAMES FLEMING, Pittsboro : 1841-'43. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 WADDELL, LEGH RICHMOND, Pittsboro: A. B., 1852. Dead. 
 
 WADDELL, MAURICE QUINCE, Wilmington: 1821. Lawyer. Dead. 
 
 WADDELL, OWEN ALFRED, Pittsboro: 1851-'52. Maj. C. S. A. Born 
 1833, killed at Altoona, Ga., 1864. Warrensburg, Mo. 
 
 WADDELL, THEODORE DEHON, Pittsboro : 1853-' 55. Born 1838. C. S. A. 
 New York City. 
 
 WADDILL, JOHN COOPER, Selma, Ala. : A. B., 1856. Born 1833. Min- 
 ister. Matagorda, Tex. 
 
 WADDILL, JOHN B., Hertford Co. : A. B., 1851. Capt. C. S. A. Killed in 
 battle. 
 
 WADE, CLEMENT W., Spring Hill, Tenn. : 1855-'57. Planter. Dead. 
 
 WADE, THOMAS BERRYMAN, Spring Hill, Tenn. : A. B., 1858. Planter. 
 Dead. 
 
224 Students of the 
 
 WAITT, MALCOLM GRAHAM, Raleigh: 1869-70. 
 
 WALDO, JOSEPH T., Hamilton, Martin Co.: 1855-'56. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assem. 
 
 WALDROP, OTISTHERON, Wilmington: 1885-'86. 
 WALKER, JAMES ALVES, Wilmington: A. B., 1858. 
 WALKER, JAMES C., Casweli Co.: 1837-'38. Physician. Dead. 
 WALKER, JAMES H., Wilmington: 1813. 
 WALKER, JOEL PATON, Lauderdale Springs, Miss. : A. B., 1861. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Lawyer. District Atty. Gen. Assem. 
 WALKER, JOHN M., Hillsboro: 1840-'42. 
 WALKER, JOHN MOSELEY, Hickory : A. B., 1881. Charlotte. 
 WALKER, JOSHUA COCHRAN, Wilmington: A. B., 1854. Born 1833. 
 
 Surg. C. S. A. Physician. Dead. 
 
 WALKER, JOHNSON, Coffeeville, Upshur Co., Texas : 1858-'60. 
 "WALKER, JULIUS, Wilmington : 1807. Dead. 
 WALKER, JLuciAN HOLMES, Hickory : A. B., 1881. Charlotte. 
 WALKER, MIMS B., Uniontown, Ala. : 1858-' 59. Born 1838. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Planter. Faunsdale, Ala. 
 
 WALKER, NICHOLAS Li., Milton, Caswell Co.: 1845-'47. Dead. 
 WALKER, PETER, Hillsboro : 1834-'35. 
 
 WALKER, PLATT !>., Wilmington: 1865-'67. Lawyer. Charlotte. 
 "WALKER, THOMAS OWEN DAVIE, Wilmington : A. B., 1843. Lawyer. 
 
 E. R. Director. Born 1822, died 1865. 
 WALKER, WILLIAM MEARES, Wilmington: A. B., 1852. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1829, killed in battle 1864. 
 
 WALKER, WILLIAM RICHMOND, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1838; A. M., 1858. 
 WALKUP, HENRY C., Union Co.: 1864-'65. 
 WALKUP, SAMUEL HOEY, Mecklenburg Co. : A. B., 1841 ; A. M., 1844. 
 
 Col. C. S. A. Dead. 
 
 WALL, HENRY CLAY, Richmond Co.: 1858-61. Born 1841. Author. Mer- 
 chant. Rockingham. 
 
 WALL, JAMES M., Fayette Co., Tenn.: 1856-'58. C. S. A. 
 WALL, JAMES MARSHALL, Anson Co. : A. B., 1867. Born 1839. Teacher. 
 
 Planter. 
 
 WALL, JOHN, North Carolina: 1826. 
 WALL, JOHN POYTHRESS, Rockingham, Richmond Co.: 1852-'54. Born 
 
 1835, died 1855. 
 
 "WALL, JOHN T., Hicksford, Va.: 1823. Dead. 
 WALL, JOSEPH G., Hicksford, Va. : 1807. Dead. 
 WALL, RICHARD ROBERT, Rockingham Co. : A. B., 1829. Physician. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 WALL, WILLIAM MILLARD, Mt. Airy, Surry Co. : 1887-'88. 
 WALLACE, GEORGE W., Norfolk, Va. : 1862-'64. Physician. Beckley, Va. 
 WALLACE, JAMES ALBERT, Pitt Co. : A. B., 1860. C. S. A. 
 WALLIS, WILLIAM BANE ALEXANDER, Stokes Co. : A. B., 1816. 
 WALSER, FREDERICK TAYLOR, Yadkin College: 1862-'63. Born 1849. 
 
 Journalist. 
 WALSER, JOSEPH GAITHER, Yadkin College : 1888-. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 225 
 
 WALSER, ZEBULON BAIRD, Yadkin College: 1880-84. Gen.Assem. Lex- 
 ington. 
 
 WALSH, CHARLES, Mobile, Ala. : 1857-' 59. Capt. C. S. A. Dead. 
 
 WALTON, TIMOTHY, Dayton, Ala. : A. B., 1859. 
 
 WARD, ALFRED DECATUR, Joford, Duplin Co. : Ph. B., 1885. Kenansville. 
 
 WARD, EDWARD W., Memphis, Tenn. : 1847-'48. 
 
 WARD, FRANCIS, Greene Co.: 1809. Dead. 
 
 WARD, GASTON, Chapel Hill : 1869-70. 
 
 WARD, JAMES RIDDLE, Chatham Co. : A. B., 1846; A. M., 1849. Physi- 
 cian. Dead. 
 
 WARD, NATHAN PERRY, Franklin Co. : A. B., 1857. Dead. 
 
 WARD, SAMUEL MILTON, Chapel Hill : 1869-70. 
 
 WARD, WYATT MACON, Wilson Co. : 1881-'82. 
 
 WARE, JAMES N., Perry Co., Ala.: 1859-'60. 
 
 WARE, JOHN J., Brownsville, Tenn. : 1857-'59. Surg. C. S. A. Physician. 
 Dead. 
 
 WARE, WILLIAM H., Perry Co., Alabama: 1859-'60. 
 
 WARLICK, IJEE MARTIN, Lincolnton : A. B., 1884. Koxboro. 
 
 WARREN, JOSEPH EDWARD JOHNSON, Kosedale : 1887-. 
 
 WASHBURN, DANIEL MOSES, Mica: 1886-'87. 
 
 WASHINGTON, AUGUSTIN, 1822. Dead. 
 
 WASHINGTON, AUGUSTINE BURKETTE, Memphis, Tenn.: A. B., 1858. 
 LL. B. C. S. A. Killed at Chickamauga, Sept. 19, 1863. 
 
 WASHINGTON, GEORGE, Wayne Co.: A. B., 1848. 
 
 WASHINGTON, G. LAWRENCE, Kinston: 1859-'62. 
 
 WASHINGTON, JAMES AUGUSTUS, Lenoir Co. : A. B., 1823. Physician. 
 Born 1803, died 1847. New York City. 
 
 WASHINGTON, JAMES AUGUSTUS, Wayne Co. : A. B., 1851. Col. C. S. A. 
 Physician. Goldsboro. 
 
 WASHINGTON, JOHN, 1821. Dead. 
 
 WATKINS, HENRY THOMAS, Milton, Caswell Co. : 1847-' 49. Merchant. 
 Born 1830, died 1871. 
 
 WATKINS, HENRY THOMAS, Henderson : A. B., 1878. Lawyer. 
 
 WATKINS, JOELT., Mecklenburg, Va.: 1835-'36. 
 
 WATKINS, SAMUEL VENABLE, Farmville, Va. : 1814-'16. Dead. 
 
 WATKINS, STEPHEN H., Virginia: 1836-37. 
 
 WATKINS, STEPHEN K. S., Sornerville, Tenn.: 1858-'59. Born 1839. 
 Lieut. C. S. A. Planter. Williston, Tenn. 
 
 WATKINS, THOMAS R., Sornerville, Tenn. : 1859-'61. Born 1840. C. S. A. 
 Physician. Buntyn, Tenn. 
 
 WATKINS, WARNER MERIWETHER, Milton, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1863. 
 
 WATLINGTON, JAMES SCOTT, Milton, Caswell Co., A. B., 1858. 
 
 WATSON, CHARLES E., Chapel Hill: 1864-'66. Durham. 
 
 WATSON, EDWARD THOMAS, Chapel Hill : 1844-' 46. Physician. Dead. 
 
 WATSON, GEORGE WASHINGTON, Moulton, Ala. : A. B., 1851. C. S. A. 
 Dead. 
 
 WATSON, JAMES A., Chapel Hill: A. B., 1868. Physician. Arkansas. 
 
 WATSON, JOHN B., Johnston Co.: 1828. Dead. 
 15 
 
226 Students of the 
 
 WATSON, JOHN H., New Berne : 1832-'35. Born 1816. Lawyer. Dead. 
 
 St. Louis, Mo. 
 WATSON, JOHN THOMAS, Nash Co. : A. B., 1843 ; A. M., 1850. Physician. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 WATSON, NATHANIEL HUGH, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1857. Dead. 
 WATSON, THOMAS LOWE, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1859. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Born June 7, 1839. Killed at Chickamauga, 1863. Texas. 
 WATSON, WILLIAM H., Smithfield, Wayne Co. : 1827. Dead. 
 WATT, ROBERT B., Kockingham Co. : 1833-'34. Dead. 
 WATT, RUFUS L., Rockingham Co.: 1840-'41. Dead. 
 WATT, WILLIAM P., Kockingham Co. ; 1834-'36. Dead. 
 WAITERS, HENRY W., Wilmington: 1805. Dead. 
 WAITERS, JOHN WILLIAMS, Brunswick Co.: A. B., 1825. Physician. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 WAITERS, JOSEPH H., Brunswick Co. : 1801. Dead. 
 WAITERS, SAMUEL PAXSON, Wilmington : A. B., 1855. Episc. Minister. 
 
 Morganton. 
 
 WAITERS, WILLIAM, Brunswick Co.: 1847-'51. Planter. Dead. 
 WATTS, LEANDER ALBERTUS, Iredell Co. : A. B., 1826. Minister. Born 
 
 1801, died 1855. 
 
 WATTS, THOMAS WYNN, Williamston, Martin Co.: A. B., 1826. 
 WAUGH, JESSE ALBERT, Stokes Co. : A. B., 1831. Dead. 
 WEAVER, LUTHER JONES, Orange Co.: 1869-70. 
 WEAVER, RICHARD THOMAS, Jackson, Northampton Co. : A. B., 1846. 
 
 Physician. Dead. 
 
 WEAVER, WILEY CROMWELL, Orange Co. : 1869-'70. 
 WEBB, BENJAMIN >., Halifax Co. : 1863-' 64. C. S. A. Planter. 
 WEBB, CHARLES AURELIUS, Warren Plains: A. B., 1889. Teacher. 
 
 Asheville. 
 
 WEBB, HENRY, Hillsboro: 1823. Dead. 
 WEBB, HENRY YOUNG, Hillsboro : 1803-'06. A. M. Gen. Assem. Judge 
 
 3d Dist. Ala. Ter. Born 1784, died 1823. Greene Co., Ala. 
 WEBB, HENRY YOUNG, Eutaw, Ala. : 1841-' 44. Born 1822. M. D. Jeffer- 
 
 son Coll. Pres. Bd. of Censors and Health officer, Greene Co. 
 WEBB, JAMES, Hillsboro : 1795. Dead. 
 WEBB, JAMES Louis ADRIAN, Maury Co., Tenn. : A. B., 1857. Planter. 
 
 Hood, Miss. 
 
 WEBB, JOHN, Tallyho, Granville Co. : 1877-'79. Oxford. 
 WEBB, JOHN M., Alamance Co. : 1866-'68. A. M., 1878. Prin. Webb 
 
 School. Bellbuckle, Tenn. 
 WEBB, JOSEPH C., Hillsboro: 1865-'68. 
 WEBB, RICHARD STANFORD, Alamance Co. : A. B., 1859 ; A. M., 1866. 
 
 Born 1837. Chaplain C. S. A. N. C. Conference. 
 WEBB, ROBERT DICKENS, Marion, Ala.: 1828. Physician. Born 1808, 
 
 died 1845. 
 
 WEBB, THOMAS, Granville Co. : 1799. Dead. 
 WEBB, THOMAS, Hillsboro: A.B., 1847; A.M., 1851. Gen. Assem. Pres. 
 
 N. C. K. E. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 227 
 
 WEBB, THOMAS SHAPARD, Memphis, Term.: 1858-'61. Born 1840. 
 
 Major C. S. A. Lawyer. Knoxville, Term. 
 "WEBB, WILLIAM EDWARDS, Granville Co. : A. B., 1812 ; A. M., 1815. 
 
 Prof. Anc. Langs., U. N. C. Dead. 
 WEBB, WILLIAM HENRY GRAHAM, Granville Co.: 1860-'61. Lieut. 
 
 C. S. A. Born Dec. 2, 1842. Mortally wounded at Gettysburg. 
 WEBB, WILLIAM PETER, Tuscaloosa, Ala. : A. B., 1835. Lawyer. Judge. 
 
 Eutaw, Ala. 
 WEBB, WILLIAM ROBERT, Alamance Co. : 1860-'61, and 1863-'64. A. B., 
 
 1867 ; A. M., 1868. Born 1842. Capt. C. S. A. Prin. Webb School. Bell- 
 buckle, Tenn. 
 WEBB, WILLIAM SMITH, Hillsboro : A. B., 1799. Physician. Born 1778, 
 
 died 1866. Williamson Co., Tenn. 
 WEEKS, STEPHEN BEAUREGARD, Nixonton, Pasquotank Co. : A. B., 1886 ; 
 
 A. M., 1887 ; Ph. D., 1888. Tutor U. N. C., 1887-'88. Chapel Hill. 
 WEILL, SOLOMON COHEN, Wilmington : A. B., 1885 ; LL. B., 1886. Acting 
 
 Prof. Greek, 1885-'86. Lawyer. 
 WEIR, SAMUEL P., Greensboro : A. B., 1860. Lieut. C. S. A. Born Oct. 12, 
 
 1839, killed at Fredericksburg, 1862. 
 
 WELLBORN, OLIN, Dalton, Ga. : 1860-'61. Col. C. S. A. 
 WESSON, BENJAMIN J., Calloway Co., Ky.: 1858-'61. A. M., 1878. 
 
 Teacher! Fulton, Ky. 
 
 WEST, JESSE FELIX, Waverly, Va.: Ph. B., 1885. Lawyer. 
 WEST, JOHN WALTER, Waverly, Va. : 1882-'83. 
 WEST, JTJNIUS EDGAR, Waverly, Va. : 1882-'84. 
 "WEST, Louis, Woodville, Miss. : 1858-59. 
 
 WESTRAY, SAMUEL EDWARD, Nash Co. : A. B., 1858. Planter. 
 WETMORE, GEORGE BADGER, Fayetteville : A. B., 1844 ; D. D. Episc. 
 
 Minister. Born 1823, died June 10, 1888. Banner's Elk. 
 WETMORE, THOMAS BADGER, Fayetteville: A. B., 1841. Born 1821. 
 
 Lawyer. Maj. C. S. A. Livingston, Ala. 
 WETMORE, "WILLIAM KOBARDS, Fayetteville : A. B., 1854. Born 1834. 
 
 Tutor U. N. C. Chaplain C. S. A. Episc. Min. Lincolnton. 
 WHARTON, JOHN ELISHA, Guilford Co.: A. B., 1857. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Sherman, Tex. 
 
 WHARTON, JESSE RANKIN, Guilford Co. : A. B., 1855. Supt. Pub. Instruct. 
 WHARTON, SAMUEL DAVIES, Guilford Co. : A. B., 1845. Dead. 
 WHARTON, HENRY WATSON, Greensboro : 1887-. 
 WHARTON, TURNER ASHBY, Greensboro: 1880-'83. Minister. 
 WHEAT, JOHN THOMAS, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1851; A. B. Univ. of Nash- 
 ville, 1849. Lawyer. Sec. Conv. La., 1861. Capt. 1st Louisiana, C. S. A. 
 
 Born Dec. 3, 1830, killed at Shiloh, April 6, 1862. New Orleans, La. 
 WHEAT, LIEONIDAS POLK, Chapel Hill: 1858-'60. Born 1841. Planter. 
 
 Berryville, Va. 
 
 WHEDBEE, JOSHUA L.EE, Hertford Co. : 1876-77. Planter. 
 WHEDBEE, THOMAS C., Hertford Co.: 1887-88. Lawyer. 
 WHEELER, JUNIUS BRUTUS, Lincoln Co. : 1849-'51. Col. U. S. A. Prof. 
 
 Engineering U. S. Mil. Acad. Author. Born 1830, died 1886. West Point, N. Y. 
 
228 Students of the 
 
 WHITAKEB, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1846. Physi- 
 cian. 
 
 WHITAKEB, CABBY, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1802. 
 
 WHITAKEB, CAREY, Halifax Co. : 1850-'52. Capt. C. S. A. Killed in bat- 
 tle, 1864. 
 
 WHITAKEB, CHABLES, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1855. 
 WHITAKEB, DAVID C., Davenport, Iowa: B. S., 1858. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 
 Born Nov. 30, 1838, died in service at Jamestown, Apr. 21, 1865. 
 WHITAKEB, DE BEBNIEBE HOOPEB, Kaleigh : 1887-. 
 WHITAKEB, EXUM L.EWIS, Halifax Co. : A. B., 1844. Capt. U. S. A. Died 
 
 in Mex. War, 1847. 
 
 WHITAKEB, JAMES FLETCHEB, Enfield, Halifax Co. : 1878-79. 
 WHITAKEB, JAMES HUNTEB, Halifax Co.: A. B., 1853. Capt. C. S. A. 
 WHITAKEB, JOHN C., Halifax Co.: 1833-'34. Dead. 
 WHITAKEB, JOHN HENBY, Halifax Co.: A. B., 1847. Lawyer. Planter. 
 
 Maj. 1st N. C. Cav., C. S. A. Born June 19, 1827, wounded at Fairfax C. H. 
 
 and died June 27, 1863. 
 
 WHITAKEB, LEWIS B., Halifax Co.: 1816. 
 WHITAKEB, MATTHEW, Enfield, Halifax Co.: 1838-' 40. Physician. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 WHITAKEB, NATHANIEL J., Wake Co. : 1853-' 54. 
 WHITAKEB, KICHABD H., Tallahassee, Fla. : 1850-'51. Dead. 
 WHITAKEB, SPIEB, Halifax Co.: 1817. Gen. Assem. Atty. Gen. N. C., 
 
 1842-'47. Dead. Davenport, Iowa. 
 WHITAKEB, SPIEB, Davenport, Iowa: A. B., 1861. Adj. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 
 Chm'n State Dem. Com., 1888-. Kaleigh, N. C. 
 WHITAKEB, THOMAS !>., Scotland Neck: 1884-'85. Lawyer. 
 WHITAKEB, WILLIAM H., Davenport, Iowa : A. B., 1858. Lawyer. C. S. A. 
 
 Born Dec. 20, 1836, died in service, Oct. 20, 1862. California. 
 WHITAKEB, WILSON CABY, Tallahassee, Fla. : A. B., 1851. Physician. 
 WHITAKEB, WILSON WILLIS, Caswell Co.: A. B., 1838; A. M., 1841. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 WHITE, BENJAMIN FBANKLIN, Bertie Co. : Ph. B., 1884. 
 WHITE, CHAPMAN G., Columbia, Tenn.: 1854-'56. Died 1859. 
 WHITE, GEOBGE MONTGOMEBY, Bladen Co. : A. B., 1853. Died 1860. 
 WHITE, JAMES "WILLIAM, Clinton, Sampson Co. : 1887-. 
 WHITE, JOHN M., York District, S. C.: 1852-'53. 
 WHITE, JOSEPH MASTEBS, Marianna, Fla. : A. B., 1858. Born 1837, died 
 
 1867. 
 WHITE, RICHABD STBEET, Elizabethtown, Bladen Co.: B. S., 1886. 
 
 Lawyer. 
 
 WHITE, STUABT, Kaleigh : A. B., 1856. Dead. 
 WHITE, THOMAS, Petersburg, Va. : 1845-'48. Capt. C. S. A. 
 WHITE, WALTEB WALLACE, Boykin's, Va. : 1885-'86. 
 WHITE, WILLIE HILL, Smithfield, Wayne Co.: 1810. Physician. Dead. 
 WHITE, WILLIAM HILL, Salisbury: 1881-'83. 
 WHITE, WILLIAM J., Warrenton: 1859-'61. Merchant. 
 WHITEHEAD, KOBEBT BYNVTM, Wilson : 1888-. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 229 
 
 WHITEHEAD, WILEY WHITEFOOT, Kenansville : A. B., 1858. Died 1863. 
 
 WHITEHURST, JAMES B., Tarboro: 1888. Lawyer. 
 
 WHITEHURST, WILLIAM WARREN, Straits, Carteret Co. : 1882-'84. 
 
 WHITESIDE, GEORGE M., Kutherford Co. : 1867-'68. Lawyer. Died 1880. 
 
 WHITFIELD, ALLEN, Lenoir Co.: 1812. 
 
 WHITFIELD, ANTHONY !>., Columbus, Miss. : 1859-' 60. 
 
 WHITFIELD, BOAZ, Demopolis, Ala. : A. B., 1858 ; A. M., 1861. Born 1838. 
 
 C. S. A. Lawyer. Physician. Planter. 
 WHITFIELD, BRYAN, Tallahassee, Fla.: A. B., 1854. Physician. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Born 1833, killed in battle, 1861. Greenville, Ala. 
 WHITFIELD, BRYAN WATKINS, Demopolis, Ala. : A. B., 1849. Born 1828. 
 
 Physician. Planter. 
 
 WHITFIELD, CICERO, Lenoir Co. : A. B., 1860. Sergt. C. S. A. Physician. 
 WHITFIELD, EDWARD H., Wayne Co. : 1817. Dead. 
 WHITFIELD, GAIUS, Demopolis, Ala.: 1853-' 56. Born 1837. C. S. A. 
 
 Planter. 
 
 WHITFIELD, GEORGE, Lenoir Co. : 1822. Dead. 
 WHITFIELD, GEORGE, Lenoir Co. : A. B., 1823. Dead. 
 WHITFIELD, GEORGE, Tallahassee, Fla.: 1850-' 52. Surg. C. S. A. Dead. 
 WHITFIELD, GEORGE WILLIAM, Linden, Ala. : 1845-' 47. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assem. m Born 1829, died 1871. Wilson, N. C. 
 WHITFIELD, JAMES B., Lenoir Co. : 1824. Dead. 
 WHITFIELD, JAMES GEORGE, Lenoir Co.: A. B., 1859. Born 1840. 
 
 Black Bluff, Ala. 
 WHITFIELD, JAMES HERVEY, Gainesville, Ala. : A. B., 1855. Brandon, 
 
 Miss. 
 WHITFIELD, JOHN ALEXANDER, Lowndes Co., Miss. : A. B., 1849. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 
 WHITFIELD, NATHAN B., Lenoir Co. : 1813. Dead. 
 WHITFIELD, NATHAN B., Lenoir Co. : 1853-'56. Col. C. S. A. Judge. 
 WHITFIELD, NATHAN B., Wayne Co. : 1857-' 59. Capt. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in battle. 
 WHITFIELD, NATHAN BRYAN, Demopolis, Ala. : A. B., 1857. Born 1835. 
 
 C. S. A. Civ. Engineer. San Francisco, Cal. 
 WHITFIELD, NEEDHAM G. BRYAN, Demopolis, Ala. : A. B., 1849. Born 
 
 1830. C. S. A. Lawyer. 
 
 WHITFIELD, NEEDHAM J., Aberdeen, Miss.: 1848-'50. 
 WHITFIELD, OWEN HOLMES, Aberdeen, Miss.: A. B., 1846. Lawyer. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 WHITFIELD, RICHARD A., Lenoir Co. : 1849-'52. 
 WHITFIELD, RICHARD HENRY, Demopolis, Ala. : A. B., 1850. Born 
 
 1830. M. D. Univ. Pa. Surg. C. S. A. Meridian, Miss. 
 WHITFIELD, ROBERT A., Gainesville, Ala.: 1856-'57. 
 WHITFIELD, SAMUEL, Wayne Co. : 1816. Dead. 
 WHITFIELD, SAMUEL ERWIN, Aberdeen, Miss. : A. B., 1850. 
 WHITFIELD, SAMUEL GODWIN, Enfield, Halifax Co. : 1878-'79. 
 WHITFIELD, THEODORE, Hinds Co., Miss. : A. B., 1850. Born 1834. D. D. 
 
 Charlotte, N. C. 
 
230 Students of the 
 
 WHITFIELD, WILLIAM A., Wayne Co. : 1834-'37. U. S. Navy. 
 
 WHITFIELD, WILLIAM BLACKLEDGE, Jefferson Co., Fla. : 1859-'61. 
 C. S. A. Born 1842, killed at Seven Pines, '1862. 
 
 WHITFIELD, WILLIAM COBB, La Grange, Lenoir Co. : 1880-'81. Physi- 
 cian. 
 
 WHITFIELD, WILLIAM W., Mississippi: 1843-'44. 
 
 WHITNEB, ALONZO CHURCH, Madison C. H., Fla. : A. B., 1861 ; A. M. 
 Judge Superior Court. 
 
 WHITNEB, BENJAMIN FBANKLIN, Madison C. H., Fla. : 1860-'61. Capt. 
 C. S. A. 
 
 WHITSETT, WILLIE T., Gibson ville, Guilford Co. : 1886-'88. 
 
 WHITSETT, GEOBGE WALTEB, Graham, Alamauce Co. : Ph. B., 1882. 
 Dentist. Greensboro. 
 
 WHITTED, ANDEBSON, Hillsboro: 1807. Dead. 
 
 WHITTED, HENBY, Virginia : 1817. Dead. 
 
 WHITTED, JAMES, Orange Co. : 1803. Dead. 
 
 WHITTED, JOHN McK., Bladen Co.: 1857-'60. C. S. A. 
 
 WHITTED, THOMAS, Bladen Co. : 1853-'56. C. S. A. 
 
 WHITTED, THOMAS SMITH, Bladen Co. : A. B., 1858. Elizabethtown. 
 
 WHITTED, WILLIAM I>AVIS, Hendersonville : 1869-70. 
 
 WHITTINGTON, HIBAM ALLEN, Burnsville, Yancey Co.: 1886-'88. 
 
 WHYTE, THOMAS EDWABD, Chapel Hill : A. B., 1845. Born 1827. Surg. 
 
 C. S. A. Physician. Clarke Co., Ga. 
 
 WHYTE, WILLIAM JOSEPH, Chapel Hill: A. B., 1850. Born 1831. 
 Teacher. Dead. Mobile, Ala. 
 
 WIGGINS, MASON Li., Halifax Co.: 1815. Gen. Assem. Dead. 
 
 WIGGINS, OCTATIUS A., Halifax Co.: 1860-'62. Lieut. C. S. A. Wil- 
 mington. 
 
 WIGGINS, BICHABD A., Alabama: 1827. 
 
 WIGGINS, THOMAS J. M., Halifax Co. : 1860-'61. Dead. 
 
 WIGGINS, WILLIAM H., Halifax Co. : 1851-'52. Dead. 
 
 WIGGINS, WILLIAM B., Oxford: 1848-' 49. Lawyer. 
 
 WlLCOX, JOHN, Greysville, Ky. : 1857-'59. 
 
 WiLCOX, MAUBICE HoLTON, Warrenton: 1878-'79. Died 1879. 
 
 WILDEB, GASTON HILLABY, Johnston Co.: A. B., 1838; A. M., 1843. 
 Planter. Gen. Assem. U. S. A. Dead. 
 
 WILDEB, HILLABY MADISON, Wake Co. : A. B., 1846. Dead. 
 
 WILDEB, THOMAS BONNEB, Louisburg, Franklin Co. : 1884-'85. 
 
 WILEY, CALVIN HENDEBSON, Guilford Co.: A. B., 1840; A. M., 1845; 
 
 D. D., 1881. State Supt. Pub. Instruction. Died 1887. 
 WILKEBSON, THOMAS BENTON, Granville Co.: 1853-'55. Born 1837. 
 
 M. D. Univ. Pa. Surg. C. S. A. Author. 
 
 WlLKES, BUBWELL BASSETT, Lawrenceville, Va. : A. B., 1825. Dead. 
 WILKES, ELI ASHTON, Chester, S. C.: 1881-'82. 
 WlLKES, JOHN FBANCIS, Charlotte : Ph. B., 1881. Manufacturer. 
 WILKES, PAUL, Charlotte : 1882-'83. 
 WILKINS, AMOS J., Edgecombe Co. : 1818. Dead. 
 WILKINS, BENJAMIN F., Virginia: 1812. Dead. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 231 
 
 WILKINS, EDMUND T., Hicksford, Va. : A. B., 1814. Dead. 
 
 WILKINS, EDMUND WEBB, Eastville, Va. : A. B., 1851. 
 
 WELKINS, JOHN J., Hicksford, Va. : 1822. 
 
 WILKINS, JOHN Lt., 1818. Dead. 
 
 WILKINS, WILLIAM, Hicksford, Va. : 1817. Dead. 
 
 WILKINS, WILLIAM W., Brunswick Co., Va. : 1862-'63. 
 
 WILKINSON, FRANKLIN SMITH, Edgecombe Co. : A. B., 1857. Teacher. 
 
 Tarboro. 
 
 WILKINSON, NATHANIEL, 1807. Dead. 
 WILKINSON, WILLIAM STRONACH, Tarboro: A. B., 1887. Teacher. 
 
 Enfield. 
 
 WILLCOX, FREDERICK LERO Y, Carbonton, Moore Co. : 1888-. 
 WILLCOX, JOSEPH MARTIN, Carbonton, Moore Co. : 1888-. 
 WILLCOX, LiEWlS BARGE, Hawkinsville, Ga. : 1879-'80. 
 WILLEFORD, MARANDY B., Upshur Co., Texas: 1859-'61. 
 WILLEY, CLAUDE C., Gatesville: 1879-'80. 
 W r iLLlAMS, ABNER F., Elizabeth City : 1838-'39. Dead. 
 WILLIAMS, ALBERT SIDNEY, Wilmington : 1887-. 
 WILLIAMS, ALEXANDER, Surry Co.: 1813. Physician. 
 WILLIAMS, CYRUS WELLMON, Polk Co.: 1879-'81. 
 WILLIAMS^ DAVID, Martin Co. : 1816. Dead. 
 WILLIAMS, DUNCAN MURCHISON, Wilmington : 1876-78. 
 WILLIAMS, FRANCIS BUSH, Davie Co. : 1854-'56. M. D. Univ. Pa. Born 
 
 1835, died 1868. 
 WILLIAMS, GABRIEL LONG, Montgomery Co., Tenn. : 1854-'56. Born 
 
 1834. Merchant. Clarksville, Tenn. 
 
 WILLIAMS, GREEN DUKE, Nut Bush, Granville Co. : 1824. Dead. 
 WILLIAMS, HENRY, Tennessee : 1802. Dead. 
 WILLIAMS, HENRY, Williamston, Martin Co. : 1853-'55. 
 WILLIAMS, HENRY CHRISTMAS, Warren Co. : A. B., 1820. Born 1801, 
 
 died 1828. 
 
 WILLIAMS, HENRY G., Northampton Co.: 1803. Dead. 
 WILLIAMS, HENRY G., Franklin Co. : 1844-' 46. Gen. Assem. 
 WILLIAMS, HENRY GASTON, Warren Co.: A. B., 1861. Ensign C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1841, killed at Malvern Hill, 1862. 
 WILLIAMS, HENRY HORACE, Sunbury: A. B. and A. M., 1883. Prof. 
 
 Trin. Coll., N. C., 1884-'85. B. D. Yale, 1888. 
 
 WILLIAMS, JAMES HENDERSON, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1841. Dead. 
 WILLIAMS, JAMES HILLIARD, Warrenton: A. B., 1856. Born 1835. 
 
 C. S. A. Teacher. Planter. Dead. 
 WILLIAMS, JOHN BRANCH, Tallahassee, Fla. : 1851-'53. Planter. Born 
 
 1834, died 1873. Carroll Parish, La. 
 WILLIAMS, JOHN BUXTON, Warren Co. : 1831-'33. Planter. Born 1815, 
 
 died 1877. 
 WILLIAMS, JOHN BUXTON, Warren Co. : A. B., 1864. Born 1844. C. S. A. 
 
 Physician. Oxford. 
 WILLIAMS, JOHN CALHOUN, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1841 ; A. M., 1846. 
 
 Dead. 
 
232 Students of the 
 
 JOHN CAMPBELL, Cumberland Co. : A. B., 1809. Dead. 
 "WILLIAMS, JOHN D., Fayetteville : 1865-'67. Merchant. Wilmington. 
 WILLIAMS, JOHN G., Washington, Beaufort Co.: 1832-'34. Born 1815. 
 
 Planter. Dead. 
 
 WILLIAMS, JOHN GODFREY, Kaleigh : 1882-'84. Baltimore, Md. 
 WILLIAMS, JOHN ROBERT, Apex, Wake Co. : 1886-. 
 WILLIAMS, JOHN T., Surry Co. : 1827. , 
 
 WILLIAMS, JOSEPH, Surry Co. : 1827. Dead. 
 WILLIAMS, JOSEPH, Panther Creek, Yadkin Co. : A. B., 1858. Born 1836, 
 
 Planter. 
 WILLIAMS, JOSEPH ADRIAN, Pitt Co.: A. B., 1859. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed in battle, 1863. 
 
 WILLIAMS, JOSEPH AUGUSTUS, Chatham Co. : 1878-79. 
 WILLIAMS, JOSIAH, Franklin Co. : 1803. Dead. 
 WILLIAMS, LEWIS, Surry Co. : A. B., 1808 ; A. M., 1812. Tutor U. N. C. r 
 
 1810-'12. Gen. Assem., 1813-' 14. M. C., 1815-'42. Born Feb. 1, 1786, 
 
 died at Washington, D. C., Feb. 20, 1842. 
 WILLIAMS, LEWIS !L., Nashville, Tenn. : 1838-' 40. Dead. 
 WILLIAMS, MONROE RICHARD, Farmington, Da vie Co. : 1854-' 55. Born 
 
 1833. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 WILLIAMS, NATHANIEL T., Jerusalem, Va. : 1824. Dead. 
 WILLIAMS, NATHANIEL W., Tennessee : 1797. Judge Superior Ct. Dead, 
 WILLIAMS, NICHOLAS, Pitt Co.: 1851-'52. Planter. Dead. 
 WILLIAMS, NICHOLAS GLENN, Panther Creek, Yadkin Co. : 1882-'84. 
 WILLIAMS, NICHOLAS LIANIER, Yadkin Co.: 1816. Planter. Mem. 
 
 Council of State. Born 1799, died July 3, 1886. 
 WILLIAMS, NICHOLAS IJANIER, Yadkin Co.: A. B., 1861. Dead. 
 WILLIAMS, OLIVER LAFAYETTE, Farmington : 1887-' 88. 
 WILLIAMS, PATRICK HENRY, Elizabeth City: 1887-'88. 
 WILLIAMS, PHILIP K., Warren Co.: 1865-'66. 
 WILLIAMS, RICHARD F., Pitt Co. : 1851-'52. 
 
 WILLIAMS, ROBERT, Surry Co. : 1809. Adj. Gen. N. C. M. C. Dead. 
 WILLIAMS, ROBERT, Warren Co. : 1817. Dead. 
 WILLIAMS, ROBERT DANIEL, Elizabeth City : 1880-'81. Merchant. 
 WILLIAMS, ROBERT WILLOUGHBY, Tallahassee, Fla. : 1861-'62. Born 
 
 1845. C. S. A. Planter. Carroll Parish, La. 
 WILLIAMS, SAMUEL, Halifax Co., Va. : A. B., 1834. 
 WILLIAMS, SAMUEL ALSTON, Warren Co. : A. B., 1832. 
 WILLIAMS, SAMUEL G., Louisburg, Franklin Co. : 1834-'36. Dead. 
 WILLIAMS, SHERWOOD H., Pitt Co. : 1859-' 60. 
 WILLIAMS, SOLOMON, Martin Co. : 1799. Dead. 
 WILLIAMS, SOLOMON BUXTON, Warren Co.: 1863-'64. Born 1846. 
 
 Planter. 
 
 WILLIAMS, THOMAS C., Warren Co. : 1845-'47. Lawyer. Died 1884. 
 WILLIAMS, THOMAS I>AVIS, Warrenton: A. B., 1855. Lawyer. C. S.A. 
 
 Dead. 
 WILLIAMS, THOMAS JASPER, Halifax Co., Va. : A. B., 1834. Physician. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 233 
 
 WILLIAMS, THOMAS L.ANIER, Surry Co. : A. B., 1808 ; A. M., 1812. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Tenn. Judge Supreme Ct., Tenn. Chancellor Tenn., 1836-' 52. 
 
 Born Feb. 1, 1786, died Dec. 3, 1856. Knoxville, Tenn. 
 WILLIAMS, THOMAS IJANIER, Greenville, Tenn. : 1858-'59. 
 WILLIAMS, WILLIAM, 1809. Dead. 
 WILLIAMS, WILLIAM, Surry Co. : 1813. Dead. 
 
 WILLIAMS, WILLIAM I>ICKSON, Greenville, Tenn. : 1846-' 47. Born 1826. 
 WILLIAMS, WILLIAM H., 1805. Dead. 
 
 WILLIAMS, WILLIAM HENRY, Greene Co. : A. B., 1857. Warsaw. 
 WILLIAMS, WILLIAM Lu, Cumberland Co.: 1831-'32. 
 WILLIAMS, WILLIAM S., Charlotte: 1857-'58. 
 WILLIAMS, WILLIAM T., Virginia : 1807. Dead. 
 WILLIAMS, WILLIAM W., Kaleigh: 1886-'88. 
 WILLIAMSON, GEORGE H., Cincinnati, Ohio: 1860-'61. 
 WILLIAMSON, JAMES COLON, Cerro Gordo: 1887-88. 
 WILLIAMSON, JAMES MONROE, Person Co.: A. B., 1831. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Tenn. Born 1810, died 1877. Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 WILLIAMSON, JOHN G. A., Person Co.: 1813. Charge* d' Affaires Vene- 
 zuela. Dead. 
 
 WILLIAMSON, JOHN L.EA, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1843 ; A. M., 1847. 
 WILLIAMSON, JOHN REED, Lincoln Co. : A. B., 1827. Dead. 
 WILLIAMSON, JOHN WILLIAM, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1858. Surg. C. S. A. 
 
 Physician. 
 WILLIAMSON, ROBERT PAINE, Koxboro, Person Co. : A. B., 1823 ; A. M., 
 
 1827. Physician. Born 1804, died 1849. 
 WILLIAMSON, RUSSELL M., Columbia, Tenn.: 1823-'25. 
 WILLIAMSON, THOMAS IJEA, Ya.nceyville, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1852. 
 WILLIAMSON, WALTER S., Caswell Co. : 1858-59. 
 WILLIAMSON, WELDON E., Caswell Co.: 1850-'52. Dead. 
 WILLIS, HENRY M., San Francisco, Cal. : 1854-' 55. Lawyer. 
 WILLS, GEORGE STOCKTON, Greensboro : Ph. B., 1889. Teacher. Oak 
 
 Ridge. 
 
 WILLS, WILLIAM HENRY, Greensboro : 1887-'88. 
 WILLS, WILLIAM LIOUDON, Edenton: A. B., 1823. Dead. 
 WILSON, ADOLPHUS ERWIN, Morganton : 1882-85. 
 WILSON, ADOLPHUSR., Blackman's Mills : 1869-70. 
 WILSON, ALBERT ROBERT, Greensboro : 1877-'80. Physician. 
 WILSON, ALEXANDER ERWIN, Cabarrus Co. : A. B., 1822. D. D. M. D. 
 
 Missionary to China. 
 WILSON, CHARLES CRAWFORD, New Berne: A. B., 1832. Physician. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 WILSON, DELONZA TATE, Hobton : A. B., 1887. Teacher. 
 WILSON, GEORGE GREGORY, Greensboro : A. B., 1882. Dead. 
 WILSON, GEORGE LOVICK, New Berne: A. B., 1860. C. S. A. Dead. 
 WILSON, HENRY ASBURY, Yadkinville : 1886-'87. Died 1887. 
 WILSON, JAMES WILLIAM, Alamance Co. : A. B., 1852. Born 1832. Maj. 
 
 C. S. A. Pres. W. N. C. R. R. Civil Engineer. Morganton. 
 WILSON, JOHN, Milton, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1848 ; A. M., 1852. Physician. 
 
234 Students of the 
 
 WlLSON, JOHN NESTOR, Greensboro : 1878-79. Physician. 
 
 WILSON, JOHN R., Danville, Va.: 1837-'38. 
 
 WILSON, JOHN W., Chatham Co.: 1846-'47. 
 
 WILSON, JOHN W. , Guilford Co. : 1857-'59. Lieut. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 
 WILSON, NATHAN HUNT DANIEL, Greensboro : A. B., 1886. Meth. Min- 
 ister. 
 
 WILSON, PETER MITCHELL, Warrenton : 1865-'67. Born 1848. A. M. 
 Univ. Edinburgh. Teacher. Lawyer. Journalist. Com. Agr. N. C., 1880. 
 Raleigh. 
 
 WILSON, RICHARD DON, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1842. Lawyer. Teacher. 
 C. S. A. Born 1819, died 1883. McDowell Co. 
 
 WILSON, ROBERT WILLIS, Hillsboro : A. B., 1848 ; A. M., 1852. Teacher. 
 Born 1828, died 1868. 
 
 WILSON, STEPHEN PENDER, Shawboro, Guilford Co.: 1883-' 85. 
 
 WILSON, WILLIAM ALBERT, Sutherland, Ashe Co. : A. B., 1889. 
 
 WILSON, WILLIAM EDWARD, Elizabeth City : A. B., 1857. 17th N. C., 
 C. S. A. Killed at Eoanoke Island, Feb. 7, 1862. 
 
 WIMBERLY, GEORGE LJEWIS, Edgecombe Co. : A. B., 1857. 
 
 WIMBERLY, GEORGE I/EWIS, Battleboro: 1879-81. Physician. Eocky 
 Mount. 
 
 WIMBISH, JAMES ALEXANDER, Virginia: A. B., 1844. Dead. 
 
 WINBORNE, PETER PARKER, Barnitz, Chowan Co. : 1887-. 
 
 WINBORNE, ROBERT HENRY, Hertford Co. : A. B., 1847 ; A. M., 1850. 
 Physician. Planter. Barnitz. 
 
 WINBORNE, ROBERT WARREN, Murfreesboro : A. B., 1881. Lawyer. 
 Gen. Assem. 
 
 WINBORNE, SAMUEL PRETLOW, Murfreesboro: 1886-'87. Planter. 
 Como. 
 
 WINDER, JOHN HENRY, Raleigh : 1877-78. 
 
 WINDER, JOHN WILLIAM, Warsaw, Duplin Co.: 1883-'84. 
 
 WINDHAM, THOMAS K., Pickens Co., Ala. : A. B., 1856. C. S. A. Planter. 
 
 WINDSOR, WILLIAM SANFORD, Williamsburg : 1884-'85. 
 
 WlNSLOW, JOHN T., Fayetteville : 1852-'53. Lawyer. Died 1863. 
 
 WlNSLOW, WARREN, Fayetteville : A. B., 1827. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. 
 Gov. N. C., 1854-'55. M. C., 1855-'61. Mem. Conv., 1861. Born 1810, died 
 1862. 
 
 WINSTEAD, STEPHEN, Princeton, Ark.: 1860-'61. Capt. C. S. A. Born 
 1842, died 1873. 
 
 WINSTON, FRANCIS DONNELL, Windsor, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1879. Law- 
 yer. Gen. Assem. 
 
 WINSTON, GEORGE !>., 1823. 
 
 WINSTON, GEORGE TAYLOE, Windsor, Bertie Co.: 1866-'68. Lit. B. 
 Cornell, 1874. A. M. Davidson Coll. Instruct. Math. Cornell, 1874-75. 
 Assist. Prof. Literature, U. N. C., 1875-76 ; Prof. Lat. and Ger., 1876-'85 ; 
 Prof. Lat., 1885-. Pres. N. C. Teachers' Assembly, 1879 and 1888. Chapel Hill. 
 
 WINSTON, JOHN A., Gainesville, Ala.: 1859-'61. 
 
 WINSTON, JOHN CAMM, Richmond, Va. : 1878-80. Merchant. Minne- 
 apolis, Minn. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 235 
 
 WINSTON, JOHN NELSON, DeKalb Co., Ala. : 1859-'60. Born 1840. M. D. 
 
 Louisville Med. Coll. 
 WINSTON, JOHN WINSLOW, Fayetteville : A. B., 1827; A. M., 1832. 
 
 Lawyer. C. S. A. Born 1807, died 1863. Jefferson, Tex. 
 WINSTON, PATRICK HENRY, Kockingham Co. : 1818. Lawyer. Keporter 
 
 Supreme Ct. Dead. 
 WINSTON, PATRICK HENRY, Bertie Co. : 1844P45. A. B. Columbian 
 
 Univ. Lawyer and Planter. Gen. Assem., 1850-'54. Commr. Board of 
 
 Claims, 1861. Finan. Agt. between N. C. and Confed. States, 1863. Pres. 
 
 Council of State, 1864. Mem. Conv., 1865. Born 1820, died 1886. 
 WINSTON, PATRICK HENRY, Windsor, Bertie Co.: A. B., 1867. Born 
 
 1847. Lawyer. Spokane Falls, Washington. 
 WINSTON, ROBERT WATSON, Windsor, Bertie Co. : A. B., 1879. Tutor 
 
 U. N. C., 1880-'81. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Oxford. 
 WINSTON, STEPHEN P., Tuscumbia, Ala.: 1846-' 47. 
 WINSTON, WILLIAM E., Gainesville, Ala. : 1859-' 61. Lieut. C. S. A. 
 WISE, M. WILLIAM, Murfreesboro, Hertford Co. : 1850-'51. 
 WITHERS, ELIJAH BENTON, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1859. Maj. C. S. A. 
 
 Lawyer. Danville, Va. 
 
 WITHERS, EUGENE PERCIVAL, Danville, Va. : Ph. B., 1888. Lawyer. 
 WITHERS, WILLIAM M., Caswell Co.: 1846-'47. 
 WlTHERSPO ON, JOHN, New Berne : A. B., 1810; A.M.; D. D.; LL.D. 
 
 Pres. Miami Coll. Dead. 
 WITTICH, ERNEST LIEROY, Tuskegee, Ala. : 1860-'61. Color Sergt. C. S. A. 
 
 Born 1843. Killed at Cold Harbor, 1864. 
 WOLFE, ROWLAND VANCE, Asheville: 1883-85. 
 WOMACK, FRANCIS, Pittsboro: 1883-'85. Druggist. Smithfield. 
 WOMACK, JAMES GREEN, Pittsboro : A. B., 1837 ; A. M., 1840. M. D. 
 
 Univ. Pa. Born 1818, died 1874. Jackson, Tenn. 
 WOMACK, SIDNEY, Eutaw, Ala. : 1859-'61. Born 1842, died 1868. 
 WOOD, BEN FRANKLIN, Claiborne, Ala. : 1833-'34. 
 WOOD, FRANK, Edenton: 1876-78. 
 WOOD, HENRY GILLIAM, Edenton: Ph. B., 1889. 
 WOOD, JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, Elizabeth City : 1869-70. 
 WOOD, JOHN WHITAKER, Scotland Neck : LL. B., 1885. 
 WOOD, JULIAN, Edenton : Ph. B., 1884. Lawyer. 
 WOOD, WILLIAM B., 1815. Dead. 
 
 WOOD, WILLIAM H. R., Fort Claiborne, Ala. : 1830-'33. Dead. 
 WOODARD, LIEONIDAS POLK, Wilson Co.: 1883-'85. 
 WOODARD, PAUL L.EE, Black Creek, Wilson Co. : 1886-. 
 WOODARD, SIDNEY ALBERT, Black Creek, Wilson Co. : 1880-'85. Lawyer. 
 WOODBURN, JOHN ALLEN, Guilford Co. : A. B., 1859. 
 WOODING, WILLIAM HILL, Pittsylvania Co., Va. : A. B., 1827. 
 WOODLEY, DANIEL EDGAR, Columbiana, Tyrrell Co. : 1884-'87. 
 WOODLEY, THEOPHILUS HENRY, Creswell : 1888-. 
 WOODS, JAMES, Nashville, Tenn. : A. B., 1853. Lawyer. Died 1859. 
 WOODSON, BYRON, Richmond, Va. : 1883-'85. Lawyer. 
 
236 Students of the 
 
 WOODSON, ROBERT SCOTT, Plymouth, Washington Co. : 1885-'87. M. D. 
 
 Vanderbilt Med. Coll., 1889. Day's Gap, Ala. 
 WOOSTER, JOHN LJEWIS, Wilmington : A. B., 1851. 
 WOOSTER, WILLIAM A., Wilmington : A. B., 1860. Capt. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in battle. 
 
 WOOTEN, THOMAS CHRISTIAN, Kinston, Lenoir Co. : 1882-'84. Lawyer. 
 WoRMELY, JOHN B., Claiborne, Ala.: 1857-' 58. 
 WORTH, CHARLES WILLIAMS, Wilmington : A. B., 1883. 
 WORTH, DAVID GASTON, Ashboro: A. B., 1853. Born 1831. Merchant. 
 
 Wilmington. 
 
 WORTH, GEORGE CLARKSON, Wilmington : 1888-. 
 WORTH, JAMES SPENCER, Wilmington : 1888-. 
 WORTH, SHERBAL G., Montgomery Co. : 1852-' 54. Capt. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in battle. 
 WoRTHAM, GEORGE W., Oxford: 1841-' 43. Born 1828. Lawyer. Capt. 
 
 C. S. A. Dead. 
 
 WORTHAM, JAMES I*, Granville Co. : 1814. Dead. 
 WORTHINGTON, BENJAMIN T., Greenville, Miss. : 1860-'61. Born 1844. 
 
 C. S. A. Planter. Leota, Miss. 
 
 WORTHINGTON, ROBERT, Greenville, Pitt Co. : 1886-'87. 
 WRIGHT, ADAM EMPIE, Wilmington: A. B., 1853. Physician. Born 
 
 1833, died 1879. 
 WRIGHT, CHARLES JEWKES, Wilmington : A. B., 1812. Born 1792, died 
 
 1821. 
 WRIGHT, CLEMENT GILLESPIE, Bladen Co.: A. B., 1843; A. M., 1853. 
 
 Lawyer. Gen. Assem., 1861. Lieut. Col. C. S. A. Born Oct. 15, 1824. 
 
 Killed in battle, 1865. Fayetteville. 
 
 WRIGHT, CLEMENT GILLESPIE, Greensboro : 1882-'86. Lawyer. 
 WRIGHT, ELISHA ELDRIDGE, Memphis, Tenn. : A. B., 1861. Capt. C. S. A. 
 
 Killed at Murfreesboro, 1863. 
 WRIGHT, JAMES ALLAN, Wilmington : A. B., 1854 ; A. M., 1857. Lawyer. 
 
 Clerk Superior Ct. Capt. C. S. A. Born April 13, 1836. Killed at 
 
 Mechanicsville, 1862. 
 WRIGHT, JAMES MOREHEAD, Bladen Co.: A. B., 1826; A. M., 1832. 
 
 Dead. 
 WRIGHT, JOHN LEWIS, Wilmington : A. B., 1824. Physician. Born 1805, 
 
 died 1834. 
 
 WRIGHT, JOSEPH HILL, Wilmington : A. B., 1854. Dead. 
 WRIGHT, JOSHUA G., Wilmington: 1825. Dead. 
 WRIGHT, JOSHUA GRAINGER, Wilmington : A. B., 1861. Born 1840. 
 WRIGHT, JULIUS WALKER, Wilmington : A. B., 1858. Lawyer. C. S. A. 
 
 Dead. 
 WRIGHT, THOMAS HENRY, Wilmington : A. B., 1820. Physician. Pres. 
 
 Bank of Cape Fear. Born 1800, died 1861. 
 
 WRIGHT, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, Wilmington : A. B., 1825. Dead. 
 WRIGHT, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, Wilmington : 1864-'66. 
 WRIGHT, WILLIAM BECK, Duplin Co. : A. B., 1825 ; A. M., 1830. Lawyer. 
 
 Gen. Assem. Born 1804, died 1880. Fayetteville. 
 
University of North Carolina, 1795-1889. 237 
 
 WYCHE, BEVIL G., Lawrenceville, Va. : 1816. Dead. 
 
 WYCHE, JOHN JENKINS, Granville Co. : A. B., 1825 ; A. M., 1828. Tutor 
 
 U. N. C., 1826-'28. Prof. Jeff. Coll., Miss. Born 1800, died 1870. 
 WTNNS, JAMES M., Murfreesboro, Hertford Co.: 1851-'53. Col. C. S. A. 
 YAGER, WILLIAM !L., Contra Costa Co., Cal. : 1859-'61. C. S. A. Killed 
 
 in battle. 
 
 YANCEY, ALGERNON S., Caswell Co. : 1831-'33. Dead. 
 YANCEY, BARTLETT, Caswell Co.: 1804. Lawyer. Speaker Sen. N. C. 
 
 eleven years. M. C., 1813-' 17. Born 1775, died 1828. 
 YANCEY, GARLAND M., Chapel Hill: 1857-' 60. C. S. A. Teacher. Key 
 
 West, Fla. 
 
 YANCEY, RUFUS AUGUSTUS, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1829. Dead. 
 YANCEY, TRYON MILTON, Caswell Co. : A. B., 1814; A. M., 1817. Dead. 
 YARBOROUGH, FENNER, Louisburg : 1875-77. 
 YARBOROUGH, HENRY, Hillsboro: A. B., 1827; A. M., 1833. Physician. 
 
 Dead. 
 
 YARBOROUGH, JAMES HART, Louisburg: 1877-79. Kansas. 
 YARBOROUGH, JOHN B., Louisburg: 1852-'53. Dead. 
 YARBOROUGH, NEILL SMITH, Sumpter Co., Ala.: A. B., 1856. Dead. 
 YARBOROUGH, RICHARD FENNER, Louisburg: 1851-'53. 
 YARBOROUGH, RICHARD FENNER, Ealeigh : 1888-. 
 YARBOROUGH, WILEY, Salisbury : 1808. Dead. 
 YATES, WILLIAM JAMES, Charlotte: 1887-'88. 
 YEARGIN, MORGAN, Orange Co.: 1807. Dead. 
 YELLOWLEY, CHARLTON WHITAKER, Jackson: A. B., 1855. Lawyer. 
 
 Prin. Seminary, Texas. C. S. A. Born July 26, 1831, died in service, May 
 
 12, 1864. San Marcos, Texas. 
 YELLOWLEY, EDWARD CLEMENTS, Pitt Co. : A. B., 1844. Lawyer. Gen. 
 
 Assem. Col. C. S. A. Died 1885. 
 
 YELLOWLEY, JAMES B., Williamston : 1815. Dead. 
 YELLOWLEY, JAMES BRO WNLOW, Greenville, Pitt Co. : 1866-'68. Born 
 
 1848. Lawyer. Gen. Assem. Miss. Madison, Miss. 
 YORK, RICHARD W., Chatham Co. : 1865-'66. Lawyer. 
 YOUNG, AUGUSTUS P., Louisburg: 1859-61. Lawyer. Selma, Ala. 
 YOUNG, BOAZ WALTON, Wake Co. : A. B., 1862. 
 YOUNG, DAVID JONES, Oxford : A. B., 1858. C. S. A. Killed in battle. 
 YOUNG, GEORGE VALERIUS, Mississippi : A. B., 1849. 
 YOUNG, HENRY, Granville Co. : 1798. Dead. 
 YOUNG, JAMES, Granville Co. : 1802. Physician. Dead. 
 YOUNG, JOHN, Granville Co. : 1812. Dead. 
 YOUNG, JOHN G., Charlotte: A. B., 1867. 
 YOUNG, JOHN N., Iredell Co.: 1829. 
 YOUNG, JOHN S., North Carolina: 1804. Dead. 
 
 YOUNG, SAMUEL D., Oxford : 1853-'54. Physician. Died 1888. Henderson. 
 YOUNG, WILLIAM HAMILTON, Oxford : A. B., 1858. Died 1885. Hen- 
 derson. 
 
HONORARY DEGREES. 
 
 1799-1889. 
 
 1799 JOSEPH CALDWELL, North Carolina A. M. 
 
 " JAMES SMILEY GILLESPIE, North Carolina A. B. 
 
 " CHARLES WILSON HARRIS, North Carolina A.M. 
 
 " JOSEPH BLOUNT LITTLEJOHN, North Carolina A. M. 
 
 1810 DAVID CALDWELL, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 " SAMUEL CRAIGHEAD CALDWELL, North Carolina A. M. 
 
 JAMES HALL, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 " JAMES McREE, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 " JOHN ROBINSON, North Carolina A.M. 
 
 " WILLIAM LIEFTWICH TURNER A. M. 
 
 " JAMES WALLIS A. M. 
 
 " JOHN MCKAMIE WILSON A.M. 
 
 1811 WILLIAM RICHARDSON DAVIE, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 ELIAS HAWS A. M. 
 
 " WILLIAM MCPHEETERS, North Carolina A.M. 
 
 " SAMUEL MILLER, New Jersey D. D. 
 
 " CHARLES GOTTHOLD REICHELL, Pennsylvania D. D. 
 
 " ANDREW RHEA, Pennsylvania A. M. 
 
 1812 GEORGE ADDISON BAXTER, Virginia D. D. 
 
 " ASHBEL GREEN, New Jersey LL. D. 
 
 " JAMES PATRIOT WILSON, Pennsylvania D. D. 
 
 1813 JEREMIAH ATWATER, Pennsylvania D. D. 
 
 1814 LJEVI HOLBROOK A. M. 
 
 1815 ANTHONY FORSTER .....A. B. 
 
 1816 JOSEPH CALDWELL, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 1818 JOHN MC!>OWELL, Virginia D. D. 
 
 " THOMAS POLLOCK DEVEREUX, North Carolina A. M. 
 
 1819 WILLIAM MCPHEETERS, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 1820 RANSOM HUBBELL A. M. 
 
 1823 JOHN STARK RAVENSCROFT, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 1825 CHARLES BAILEY A. M. 
 
 " .........JOHN HENRY EATON, Tennessee A. M. 
 
 " WILLIAM GLASCOCK, Virginia A. B. 
 
 238 
 
Honorary Degrees. 239 
 
 1825 NATHANIEL MACON, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 1828 WILLIAM GLASCOCK, Virginia A. M. 
 
 " JOHN HILL WHEELER, North Carolina A. M. 
 
 1829 JOHN ROBERTSON D. D. 
 
 " JOHN MCKAMIE WILSON D. D. 
 
 1830 ADAM EMPIE, Virginia D. D. 
 
 " JAMES PHILLIPS, North Carolina A. M. 
 
 " NICHOLAS MARCELLUS HENTZ, North Carolina A. M. 
 
 " CORNELIUS VERMEULE, New Jersey D. D. 
 
 1831 JOHN TATE, North Carolina A. M. 
 
 1832 JARVIS BARRY BUXTON, North Carolina A. M. 
 
 " SAMUEL LYLE GRAHAM, Virginia A.M. 
 
 1833 PHILIP BRUCE WILEY, North Carolina A. M. 
 
 " JOHN AVERY, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 1834 GEORGE EDMUND BADGER, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " LiEVl SlLLIMAN IVES, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " THOMAS RUFFIN, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " SAMUEL SMITH A. M. 
 
 " ANDREW SYME, Virginia D. D. 
 
 1836 ALEXANDER WILSON, North Carolina...'. A.M. 
 
 1837 BASIL MANLY, Alabama D. D. 
 
 1838 GEORGE HOWE, South Carolina D. D. 
 
 " JOHN AUGUSTUS GRETTER, North Carolina A.M. 
 
 1839 ROBERT ALLISON EZZELL, North Carolina A.M. 
 
 " GEORGE WASHINGTON FREEMAN, NortK Carolina D. D. 
 
 " JOHN HAMPTON A. M. 
 
 " DRURY LACY, North Carolina A.M. 
 
 " ALEXANDER WILSON, N<*th Carolina D. D. 
 
 1841 NEHEMIAH H. HARDING, North Carolina , D. D. 
 
 1844 ALBERT BALDWIN DOD, New Jersey D. D. 
 
 " ROBERT BRENT DRANE, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 " CHARLES PITMAN D. D. 
 
 1845 JOHN RANDOLPH CLAY, Kentucky A.M. 
 
 " WILLIE PERSON MANGUM, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " JOHN YOUNG MASON, Virginia LL. D. 
 
 " JEREMIAH WILLIAM MURPHY, North Carolina A.M. 
 
 " JAMES KNOX POLK, Tennessee LL. D. 
 
 1846 JOHN KIMBERLY, North Carolina A. M. 
 
 1847 MATTHEW FONTAINE MAURY, Virginia A. M. 
 
 " BENJAMIN PEIRCE, Massachusetts LL. D. 
 
 1848 MICHAEL TUOMEY, Alabama A. M. 
 
 1849 WILLIAM ALEXANDER GRAHAM, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 1850 JAMES BOGARDUS DONNELLY, North Carolina A.M. 
 
 1851 BENJAMIN CRAVEN, North Carolina A. M. 
 
 " W 7 ILLIAM NORWOOD, Virginia D. D. 
 
 " JAMES PHILLIPS, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 1852 MOSES ASHLEY CURTIS, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 " I>RURY liACY, North Carolina D. D. 
 
240 Honorary Degrees. 
 
 1852 MATTHEW FONTAINE MAURY, Virginia LL. D. 
 
 1853 WALKER ANDERSON, Florida LL. D. 
 
 " WILLIAM HORN BATTLE, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " JOSEPH CROSS, South Carolina D. D. 
 
 " THOMAS F. DAVIS, South Carolina D. D. 
 
 " CYRUS JOHNSON, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 " FREDERICK NASH, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " RICHMOND M. PEARSON, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 1854 ELI W. CARUTHERS, North Carolina D.D. 
 
 " JOHN RANDOLPH CLAY, Kentucky LL. D. 
 
 " ALDERT SMEDES, North Carolina .D. D. 
 
 1856 SAMUEL H. WILEY, North Carolina A. M. 
 
 1857 AARON V. BROWN, Tennessee . LL. D. 
 
 " LiUCIEN HOLMES, North Carolina A. M. 
 
 " WILLIAM HOOPER, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 " WILLIAM S. MASON, North Carolina A. M. 
 
 1859 ROBERT R. HEATH, North Carolina A.M. 
 
 " JAMES BUCHANAN, Pennsylvania LL. D. 
 
 " MITCHELL KING, South Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " JAMES HERVEY OTEY, Tennessee LL. D. 
 
 1861 ABRAHAM CARUTHERS, Tennessee LL. D. 
 
 " NATHAN GREEN, Tennessee LL. D. 
 
 1862 THOMAS ATKINSON, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " STEWART LIAWSON JOHNSTON, North Carolina A. M. 
 
 " MATTHIAS EVANS MANLY, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 1864 FRANCIS "W. HILLIARD, North Carolina A. M. 
 
 " NORVAL W. "WiLSON, North Carolina A. M. 
 
 1866 ANDREW JOHNSON, Tennessee LL. D. 
 
 " EDWIN G. READE, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " NUMA F. REID, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 1867 RICHARD HINES, Tennessee D. D. 
 
 " WILLIAM HENRY SEWARD, New York LL. D. 
 
 1868 EDMUND BURKE HAY WOOD, North Carolina A. M. 
 
 " BARTHOLOMEW FIGURES MOORE, 'North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " CHARLES PHILLIPS, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 " THOMAS H. PRITCHARD, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 " THOMAS H. SEYMOUR, Connecticut LL. D. 
 
 u ALFRED AUGUSTIN WATSON, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 1877 CHARLES FORCE DEEMS, New York LL. D. 
 
 " J. C. HlDEN, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 " JOHN KERR, North Carolina .LL. D. 
 
 " GEORGE PATTERSON, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 " JACOB HENRY SMITH, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 1878 WILLIAM M. BROOKS, North Carolina A.M. 
 
 " JAMES GRANT, Iowa LL. D. 
 
 " JOSEPH BUCKNER KILLEBREW, Tennessee Ph. D. 
 
 ' THOMAS COURTLAND MANNING, Louisiana LL. D. 
 
 " JOHN JONES ROBERTS, New York ...D. D. 
 
Honorary Degrees. 241 
 
 1878 JAMES M. SPBUNT, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 " , BENJAMIN J. WESSON, Kentucky A. M. 
 
 1879 THOMAS SAMUEL ASHE, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " FABIUS HAYWOOD BUSBEE, North Carolina A. M. 
 
 " JOHN H. DlLLABD, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " F. H. KEBFOOT, Maryland D. D. 
 
 " WASHINGTON CABUTHEBS KEKR, North Carolina Ph.D. 
 
 " SAMUEL, FIELD PHIZ-LIPS, District of Columbia LL. D. 
 
 " J. T. PICKETT, Mississippi D. D. 
 
 " DAVID T. SANDEBSON, Alabama D. D. 
 
 " ABISTIDES S. SMITH, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 " JOHN M. WEBB, Tennessee A.M. 
 
 1880 JOSEPH M. ATKINSON, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 " ALBEBT MlBABEAU BOOZEB, South Carolina A. M; 
 
 " ISAAC W. CLABKE, Texas A. M. 
 
 " W. H. HALL, New York A. M. 
 
 " THOMAS WEST HABBIS, North Carolina A.M. 
 
 " D. McGiLVABY, Siam D. D, 
 
 " EDWABD RONDTHALEB, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 " DAVID SCHENCK, North Carolina LL.D. 
 
 " WILLIAM N. H. SMITH, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " THOMAS G. STABB, Virginia D. D. 
 
 1881 RoBEBT W. BOYD, North Carolina ....A. M. 
 
 " CHABLES ALSTON COOK, North Carolina A. M. 
 
 " FBANK M. I>EEMS, New York Ph. D, 
 
 " .JOSEPH H. FOY, Missouri D. D. 
 
 " WILLIAM MEBCEB GBEEN, Mississippi LL.D. 
 
 " ANDBEW Doz HEPBUBN, North Carolina LL.D. 
 
 " MATT WHITAKEB RANSOM, North Carolina LL. D.. 
 
 " WILLIAM CONWAY RENCHEB, North Carolina A.M. 
 
 " THOMAS RUFFIN, North Carolina LL.D. 
 
 " CALVIN H. WILEY, North Carolina..: D. D. 
 
 1882 ROBEBT BUBWELL, North Carolina -. D. D. 
 
 " THOMAS L*ANIEB CLINGMAN, North Carolina LL.D. 
 
 " GEOBGE DAVIS, North Carolina LL.D. 
 
 " NELSON M. FEBEBEE, North Carolina A.M. 
 
 " ALBEBT R. LEDOUX, New York M.Sc. 
 
 " I>ANIEL A. LONG, North Carolina A.M. 
 
 " E. F. ROCKWELL, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 " JETHBO RUMPLE, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 1883 ALEXANDER GBAHAM, North Carolina A.M. 
 
 " JOHN MANNING, North Carolina LL.D. 
 
 " S. MENDELSSOHN, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " HENBY E. SHEPHEBD, South Carolina LL.D. 
 
 " ALBEBT MICAJAH SHIPP, Tennessee LL. D. 
 
 " JOHN E. C. SMEDES, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 1884 WILLIS ALSTON, North Carolina A. M. 
 
 " N. COLLIN HUGHES, North Carolina D. D. 
 
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242 Honorary Degrees. 
 
 1884 THOMAS J. JARVIS, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " AUGUSTUS S. MEBBIMON, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " EDWARD WARREN, France LL. D. 
 
 " JOHN S. WATKINS, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 " M. L. WOOD, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 1886 JOHN R. BROOKS, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 " JOHN LEMUEL CARROLL, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 " A. W. CHAPMAN, South Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " MARCUS V. LAMER, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " DANIEL A. LONG, Ohio ..D. D. 
 
 " LUTHER McKlNNON, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 " I>UNCAN KlRKLAND McRAE, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " H. W. RAVENELL, South Carolina LL. D. 
 
 1887 JOHN G. BACCHUS, New York D. D. 
 
 " JOSEPH J. I>AVIS, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " MORRIS H. HENRY, New York LL. D. 
 
 " THEODORE BENEDICT LYMAN, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " HUNTER McGuiRE, Virginia LL. D. 
 
 " L. C. VASS, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 1888 ROBERT PAINE DICK, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " E. R. HENDRIX, Missouri LL. D. 
 
 " THEODORE BRYAN KINGSBURY, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " SAMUEL ROTHROCK, North Carolina D. D. 
 
 1889 ALPHONSO CALHOUN AVERY, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 u WILLIAM GEORGE BROWN, Washington and Lee Univ. ..Ph. D. 
 
 " W. B. BURNEY, University of South Carolina Ph. D. 
 
 " PAUL CARRINGTON CAMERON, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " JOHN FRANKLIN CROWELL, Trinity College Litt. D. 
 
 " DANIEL G. FOWLE, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " DANIEL CoiT GlLMAN, Johns Hopkins University LL. D. 
 
 " EDMUND BURKE HAYWOOD, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " WILLIAM JOSEPH MARTIN, Davidson College LL. D. 
 
 " WILLIAM ROYALL, Wake Forest College LL. D. 
 
 " WILLIAM LAURENCE SAUNDERS, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " ALFRED MOORE SCALES, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " JAMES E. SHEPHERD, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " GEORGE VAUGHAN STRONG, North Carolina LL. D. 
 
 " CHARLES ELISHA TAYLOR, Wake Forest College Litt. D. 
 
 " CRAWFORD H. TOY, Harvard University LL. D. 
 
 " CHARLES S. VENABLE, University of Virginia LL. D. 
 
 " F. C. WOODWARD, South Carolina University Litt. D. 
 
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS. 
 
 Page 49. For WM. H. C. WEBB read WM. H. G. WEBB. 
 77. A. D. BETTS. Strike out * and 1889. 
 " 81. After JAMES RANDLETT (third line from bottom) insert 
 
 MONROE. 
 
 " 92. H. B. BATTLE. For Ph. B. (first line) read B. S. 
 " 92. MARMADUKE BATTLE. Add Died June 16, 1889. 
 " 92. R. H. BATTLE, A. B., 1854. Insert LL. B., 1858. 
 " 94. JOSEPH BENJAMIN. Strike out Dead. Add: Planter. Puerto 
 
 Cortez, Spanish Honduras. 
 
 " 95. A. D. BETTS. Strike out Died May, 1889. 
 " 100. A. G. BROWN. Strike out Dead. Add Los Angeles, Cal. 
 " 102. WM. C. BULLOCK. Add date of death, March 23, 1873. 
 " 109. Insert CLARK, JOHN THOMAS, Halifax Co., Va.: 1829. Episc. 
 
 " Minister. Born 1809, died 1886. 
 " 111. H. E. COLEMAN, 1862-'63, and J. C. COLEMAN. Strike out 
 
 Dead. 
 
 " 123. WM. T. ENNETT. Add Born Nov. 19, 1839, died June 14, 1889. 
 " 128. S. M. FROST. Strike out Dead. 
 
 " 134. K. H. GRAVES, 1867-'68. Add Born 1851, died July 10, 1889. 
 " 140. S. HASSELL. Strike out Wilson (at end). 
 " 142. F. P., G. W. and W. I>. HAYWOOD. Strike out Dead. 
 " 143. LEOPOLD HEARTT. Add Died 1888. 
 " 158. A. R. KELLY. Strike out Dead. 
 " 160. J. W. LANCASTER. Strike out Dead. 
 " 163. WM. F. LEWIS, A. B., 1842. Strike out Dead. 
 " 166. J. L. LOVE. For Asst. Prof, read Assoc. Prof. 
 " 168. W. H. McDADE. Strike out Dead. 
 " 174. JOHN MANNING. For 1882- (twelfth line from bottom) read 
 
 1881-. 
 
 " 176. RICHARD H. MASON. Strike out Dead. 
 " 186. Insert OGILBY, HUGH J., Madison, Ga. : 1859-'60. 
 
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