The  year  is  that  of  entrance.  Up  to  1830,  no  data  exist  by  wbicli  to  ascer-
tain the  length  of  time  spent  in  the  Institution.  To  this  point,  therefore,  tlie
names  are  cil/pliabetieaMy  arranged.  From  1830  onward,  they  are  arranged
according  to  the  relative  length  oftlieir  gtudent4ife  in  Hamilton,  varying  from
one  to  five  years.
Names  at  the  beginning  of  each  group  under  the  respective  years  of  entrance
are  of  those  who  remained  longest ;  names  at  the  end  of  each  group,  of  those
whose  stay  was  most  brief;  names  in  the  right-hand  column  follow  the  last  of
the  left-hand  column.  The  gradation  is  believed  to  be,  if  not  absolutely,  at
least  substantially,  accurate.
Such  as  pursued  theological  studies  only,  or  in  addition  to  previous  literary
studies,  will  be  found,  after  the  year  1838,  also  under  the  head  of  "  Theological
Graduates,"  appropriately  distinguished  from  them.  A  few  of  such,  before  enter-
ing the  Theological  Seminary,  had  graduated  from  some  other  college.  Others
of  the  following  list  subsequently  graduated  from  other  Institutions.  In  both
these  cases,  the  fact  of  graduation  elsewhere,  if  known,  is  stated  in  the  sketches
of  all  such  from  whom  reports  have  been  received.
1820.
Harvey  Blood,
Xorman  Guiteau,
Charles  H.  Goodale,
Ebenezer  S.  Hubbell,
Joseph  Monroe,


James  Nickerson,
Luther  Saxon,
Philip  S.  Slocum,
William  Watkins,
Seth  S.  Whitman.
1821.
Gideon  B.  Perry.
John  I.  Fulton,


1822.
J.  D.  Hart,
Ruben  Sawyer.
Avery  Case,


1823.
Richard  C.  Shimeall,
David  Tower.
454


NON-GKADUATE   STUPENTS.
Joseph  Alden,
James  Berry,
James  Bloodgood,
George  B.  Davis,


1824.
Heraaa  H.  Haff,
Paul  Richards,
Conant  Sawyer,
Benjamin  St.  John,
Stephen  Wilkins.
1825.
Michael  Frederick,  Russel  Jennings-,

Washington  Kingsley.
Madore  Beaubien,
Joseph  Bourassa,
David  Carlisle,
Martin  L.  Fuller,
John  Jones,


1826.
