H.  D.  DooLlTTLE.  Born  in  New  Lebanon,  Columbia  Co.,  N.  T.,  March  10,
1807.  Entered  in  '29,  left  in  '35,  a  little  before  graduation.  Settled  in  Colebrook,
Conn.,  First  Church ;  West  Springfield,  Mass. ;  Northampton.  Revival  in  N.,
held  meetings  every  evening  for  eleven  months.  Large  accessions  made  to  the
church.  After  these  ten  years  of  labor,  he  spent  two  years  in  Key  West,  Florida,
seeking  health,  and  forming  a  church  of  over  100  members.  Supplied  in  Wes-
tern Mass.  Settled  in  Williamstown  and  Hoosic  Corners,  Mass.  ,  in  Burnt  Hills,
Saratoga  Co.,  N.  Y.,  and  Wappinger's  Falls.  Now  pastor  in  Somcrville,  N.  J.
Never  left  a  church  in  a  divided  state,  or  without  an  increase  of  members.
Peaijklin  D.  PiEKSOJT.  Entered  from  Canaan,  in  1830,  remained  four  years
in  class  of  '3(5.    Physician  or  dentist  in  New  York  City.
AssON  Root.  From  Middlebury,  N.  Y.  Entered  in  1838.  Died  Sept.  18,  '36,
in  Middlebury,  twenty-six  years  of  age.
Geo.  L.  Russel.  Born  in  Branford,  Conn.,  August  15,  1806.  Entered  the
class  of  '86,  in  '30  ;  and  left  at  the  end  of  the  Sophomore  year.  May  15,  '36,  he
iriarried  Jane  M.  Hull,  of  Hamilton.  He  taught  some  years  at  Danbury  and
Soffield,  Conn.  He  prdached  at  N.  Stonington,  Avon,  Waterbury,  Conn. ;  Gar-
rettsville,  Ohio ;  and  Matteawan,  N.  Y.    He  died  Aug.  11,  '47.
232  SKETCHES  OF   ALUMKI.
EzEKiBL  Saxton.  Bom  in  Plumbsted,  N.  J.,  about  1809.  In  '39  he  entered
the  class  of  '36.  Ordained  in  Jacobstown,  N.  J.,  in  '35,  Pastor  in  Manahocking
in  '36,  and  in  AUowaystown  in  '39.  On  account  of  poor  health,  resigned  in  '43,
preached  only  as  a,  supply.  He  died  at  Jacobstown,  Nov.  19,  '45.  His  short
ministry  was  eminently  successful.  He 'left  four  orphan  children.
