Report of the Secretary of the Class of 1872 of Harvard CollegePress of John Wilson, 1917 |
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... Cincinnati ; Prof. Comm . Legion of Honor WILLIAM CLIFFORD FRENCH ARTHUR SMITH BIRD , M.D. ( Columbia , Coll . Phys . and Surg . ) 1876 * William Prescott Frost * Richard Augustine Gambrill , LL.B. 1876 * Charles Roberts Brickett GEORGE ...
... Cincinnati ; Prof. Comm . Legion of Honor WILLIAM CLIFFORD FRENCH ARTHUR SMITH BIRD , M.D. ( Columbia , Coll . Phys . and Surg . ) 1876 * William Prescott Frost * Richard Augustine Gambrill , LL.B. 1876 * Charles Roberts Brickett GEORGE ...
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... Cincinnati , O. , December 29 , 1847 PARENTS : John Coleman , Lydia ( Robinson ) Avery YEARS IN COLLEGE : 1868-1872 DEGREE : A.B. 1872 UNMARRIED DIED in Cincinnati , O. , June 20 , 1916 AVERY'S life in College was retired and , although ...
... Cincinnati , O. , December 29 , 1847 PARENTS : John Coleman , Lydia ( Robinson ) Avery YEARS IN COLLEGE : 1868-1872 DEGREE : A.B. 1872 UNMARRIED DIED in Cincinnati , O. , June 20 , 1916 AVERY'S life in College was retired and , although ...
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... Cincinnati , O. DEGREES : A.B. 1872 ; LL.B. ( Cincinnati Law School ) 1879 UNMARRIED OCCUPATION : Attorney at Law ADDRESS : ( business ) 35-36 Blymyer Bldg . , Cincinnati , O .; ( home ) 2117 Auburn Ave. , Cincinnati , O. I AM living at ...
... Cincinnati , O. DEGREES : A.B. 1872 ; LL.B. ( Cincinnati Law School ) 1879 UNMARRIED OCCUPATION : Attorney at Law ADDRESS : ( business ) 35-36 Blymyer Bldg . , Cincinnati , O .; ( home ) 2117 Auburn Ave. , Cincinnati , O. I AM living at ...
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... Cincinnati , O. , January 15 , 1848 PARENTS : Thomas , Ann ( Neeves ) French SCHOOL : Woodward High School , Cincinnati , O. DEGREES : A.B. 1872 ; University & Polytechnic of Munich , and Berlin University , 1872-74 ; PH.D. ( Heidelberg ) ...
... Cincinnati , O. , January 15 , 1848 PARENTS : Thomas , Ann ( Neeves ) French SCHOOL : Woodward High School , Cincinnati , O. DEGREES : A.B. 1872 ; University & Polytechnic of Munich , and Berlin University , 1872-74 ; PH.D. ( Heidelberg ) ...
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... Cincinnati , Ismailia Temple , and Scottish Rite Fraternity ( Masonic ) , Buffalo , N.Y. The Secretary is glad to be able to say that he personally found Richardson when he called upon him on January 28 last , in very good condition ...
... Cincinnati , Ismailia Temple , and Scottish Rite Fraternity ( Masonic ) , Buffalo , N.Y. The Secretary is glad to be able to say that he personally found Richardson when he called upon him on January 28 last , in very good condition ...
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