A 
CATALOGUE 
1834 to 1872 
FROM 
OF THE 
professors, other instructors. 
AND 
Slmimi 
WITH AN 
Jpstorieal Jlketcj) 
OF THE 
MEDICAL COLLEGE, 
(From its origin in 1834 to 1847), 
AND OP ITS SUCCESSOR, THE 
Med. Dept, of the University 
OP LOUISIANA, 
establishment in J847 to 1872.) 
NBWS)ELEAN S : 
m<Wz3“PEN;I4bK AND JOB OFFICE, 112 GRAVIER STREET 
1871. POSPSiSJtJm FQE FEE PSBSB* 
litoral § 
BY 
JOSEPH JONES. M. D. 
Professor of Chemistry, Medical Department, University of Louisiana. 
This work will embrace the investigations of Fifteen Years into the 
Causes, Geographical Distribution, Natural His- 
tory and Treatment of Intermittent, Remittent 
and Congestive Malarial Fevers, Yellow Fever, 
Typhoid and Typhus Fevers, Small Pox, Spurn 
ous Vaccination, Measles, Pneumonia, Diar- 
rhoea, Dysentery, Scurvy, Tetanus, Cerebro- 
Spinal-Meningitis, Diseases supervening upon 
Gun-Shot Wounds, Pyaemia, Hospital Gan- 
grene, Erysipelas, Etc. 
The results of the investigation of the DISEASES of the 
CONFEDERATE ARMY, during the AMERICAN CIVIL WAR, 
1801-1865, WILL OCCUPY A PROMINENT PORTION OF THE WoRK. 
These investigations have been prosecuted unremittingly during the 
past 15 years ; and the author proposes to lay the results before the 
Medical profession, as soon as a sufficient number of subscribers 
HAVE BEEN OBTAINED. 
Physicians and others desiring to become subscribers, will please for- 
ward their names ; and those receiving this Circular are respectfully re- 
quested to call the attention of their friends, and also of the County and 
State Medical Societies to the proposed work. 
JOSEPH JONES, M. O, 
Address, 
Glass Box 154:2, 
NEW OB LEANS, LA. 
156 St. Charles Street. April Ist. 1871. 
Bronze Pen print, 113 Gravicr St., N. O. A 
CATALOGUE 
PROM 
1884 to 1872 
OF THE 
Ifrofeoro, o%r Instructors, 
AND 
JWirami, 
historical sWcj» 
WITH AN 
OF THE 
MEDICAL COLLEGE, 
(From its origin in 1834 to 1847) 
AND OP ITS SUCCESSOR, THE 
Med. Dept, of the University 
OF LOUISIANA, 
(From its establishment in 1847 to 1872.) 
NEW ORLEANS : 
Printed at the bronze pen book and job office, 112 gravieb street 
1871. CONTENTS. 
Page. 
Introductory Preface 8 
Historical Sketch . 5 
JL.ist No. 1, an Alphabetical Index of Instructors and Alumni 15 
List No. 2, a Catalogue of Professors and other Instructors 25 
List No. 3, an Annual Class List of Alumni 31 
List No. 4, a Schedule of the Corps of Instructors for every year, and the 
number annually of Matriculates and Alumni 57 
ABBREVIATIONS AND INDICATIONS. 
* An asterisk indicates reported dead. 
(h.d.) Affixed to a name indicates that the “Honorary Degree of Doctor in 
Medicine” was conferred, 
(m.p.) Affixed to a name (also 'printed in Italics) indicates that the Degree of 
“ Master of Pharmacy ” was conferred. 
N. B.—All Alumni to whose names are not affixed h.d. or m.p. were graduated 
“Doctors in Medicine.” 
The Sessions of 1884-5, 1835-6, 1870-1, &c., are designated by 1835, 1836, 
1871, &c. 
In the column “ Birth ” of List No. 3, the States recorded are the States 
where those Alumni, who reported, were born ;—but where all other 
Alumni resided, when matriculated. 
ADDITIONS. 
Add to Lists on Pages 10 and 11— 
Dr. Marcus C. Edwards, Class of 1858, Ist Lieut. 27th Mississippi Regiment, 
P. A. C. S., was killed at the Battle of Murfreesboro, Tenn. 
Dr. Thos. O. Hynes, Class of 1858, Captain P. A. C. S. Arm lost at Shiloh. Introductory Preface 
This Catalogue has been prepared in accordance with the fob 
lowing resolution passed April 2d, 1870, by the Faculty of the 
Medical Department of the University of Louisiana: 
u Eesolved unanimously, that Professor Stanford E. Charlie be 
requested to prepare a new edition of his Historical Sketch of 
the Med’l Depart. Univ, La., together with a general catalogue of 
the graduates of the institution, and that the Faculty pay all the 
necessary expense of correspondence and publication.” 
Since the above date, circulars, soliciting the information re- 
corded, have been mailed to every Alumnus whose address could 
be discovered, and other means have been resorted to to render 
the record accurate. The general result is as follows, viz: 
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Thus some information is recorded as to about two-thirds of 
the Graduates. It is believed that of the 451 Alumni (to 1862) 
of whom no information has been received, not less than 200 are 
dead. 
The information reported from different sources has, in a num- 
ber of cases, been contradictory, therefore in a few instances 
errors may be recorded. Errors however which could prove 
mischievous only as to deaths, rvhich the catalogue therefore 
records as reported, and does not officially assert their occurrence, 4 
INTRODUCTORY PREFACE. 
Great care has been taken as to the orthography of every 
name, and yet there are no doubt some errors; for, some of the 
official records prior to 1863 have disappeared, and even where 
these are complete, there are instances where the same student has 
written his own name in even three different places, so illegibly and 
carelessly, that no one can possibly decipher each letter with 
positive accuracy. These facts are stated not only to solicit cor- 
rections, but also to secure from alumni greater care in future 
reports. Tor, other editions of this catalogue will doubtless be 
published, and to accomplish this purpose special attention is 
called to the following notice which is re-published from the last 
Annual Circular, 1870-1. 
u The Faculty takes this opportunity of calling the attention of 
its friends to the fact, that it desires to obtain the information 
requisite to publish a more complete catalogue of all its Gradu- 
ates. A favor will therefore be conferred by those who will give 
notification of the present Post Office addresses, or of the deaths, 
with the date, place, and cause thereof, of any of the alumni of 
this institution. 
“ The additional information desired as to every Graduate is— 
the name in full (i. e., without initial or any abbreviation) ; the 
place and year of birth; the place of residence, since what year 
there, and any contemplated change of residence; the present 
occupation, if not in the practice of medicine; any degrees con- 
ferred, when and by what institution; what literary or other 
contributions to science; the rank and service, whether officer or 
private, in the army; and any public office held, and honors re- 
ceived. 
“ Letters furnishing all, or part of the above information as to 
any Graduate, should be addressed to the 
“ Dean of the Med’l Dept. TJniy. La. 
New Orleans, La.’7 
Thanks are due to Dr. Wm. P. Eiddeil, class of 1856, for valu- 
able historical publications—long since out of date—of this Fac- 
ulty; and to Drs. Wm. H. Watkins, class of 1868, and Geo. FT- 
Monette, class of 1871, for material aid rendered by them in the 
compilation of the catalogue. Many of the alumni merit the 
special thanks of the Faculty for the practical interest taken by 
them in this enterprise. Historical Sketch. 
The first degree of Doctor in Medicine, conferred in America, 
was by the College of N. York in 1770. The same degree was 
conferred in 1771 by the institution now known as the u Med’l, 
Depart, of the University of Penn.77 in Philadelphia; where was 
organized, as early as 1762, and for the first time in North Amer- 
ica, a regular system of medical education. These two were the 
only medical colleges prior to the Devolution. After this period, 
and prior to 1821, similar institutions were founded in the more 
northern States. 
In 1821, at Lexington, Ky. was organized the first medical 
college in the States south of the Potomac and Ohio rivers. 
Next followed the “ Medical College of S. Carolina77 at Charles- 
ton, which chartered in 1823, gave its first course during the 
session of 1824-5. The “ Medical College of Ga.77 originated in 
1832. The next, and fourth in this historical sequence was the 
“ Medical College of La.,77 now the “ Med7l Depart, of the Univ. 
of La.77; which is therefore the oldest medical institution in the 
South-West. 
In September, 1834, the Medical College of Louisiana was or- 
ganized in N. Orleans by the private enterprise of seven resident 
physicians. The prospectus of that year announced that the 
session would begin on the first Monday in January, 1835, and 
would terminate four months thereafter. The founders of the 
College, who constituted its first Faculty, were 
Dr. Thomas Hunt, Professor of Anatomy and Physiology; 
Dr. John Harrison, Adjunct [Demonstrations in Anatomy by]; 
Dr. Chas. A. Luzenberg, Professor of Surgery; 
Dr. J. Munro Mackie, Professor of Practice; 
Dr. Thos. E. Ingalls, Professor of Chemistry; 
Dr. Aug. H. Cenas, Professor of Midwifery; 
Dr. Edwin Bathurst Smith, Professor of Materia Medica. 6 
HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE 
Dr. Ed. H. Barton, Professor of Materia Medica was substitute 
ed for Dr. E. H. Smith who withdrew from the Faculty before 
the first session began. 
Dr. Warren Stone, during the first session discharged the du- 
ties of Dr. John Harrison, disabled by indisposition, and has 
been associated with this institution uninterruptedly from its 
first session to the present day. He was not, however, appointed 
to a Professorship until January 28th, 1837, and therefore is 
ranked in seniority, as to the present Faculty, by Prof. James 
Jones appointed March 2d, 1836. (See List No. 2 for additional 
information as to Professors.) 
Professor Thos. Hunt, the Dean, delivered the first introduc- 
tory lecture in the presence of the friends of the undertaking, 
and some eight medical students. In the circular issued at the 
close of the session, it was deemed a cause of 
that eleven students had matriculated during the course. 
A charter was granted to the Medical College by the Legisla- 
ture, on April 2d, 1835, “and in March, 1836, the first degrees in 
science ever conferred in Louisiana, were conferred by the Pro- 
fessors of the unendowed Medical College. This remarkable 
epoch in the scientific history of the State was succeeded by 
seven years of unrequited and unaided professional labors by the 
Faculty, for the advancement of medical science.” On October 
20th, 1838, the Faculty established a School of Pharmacy for con- 
ferring the degree of “ Master of Pharmacy”* 
In 1813, the Legislature passed a bill granting a lease of a lot 
for ten years on the following conditions : Ist. That “ the Facul- 
ty of the College should discharge the duties of Attending Phy- 
sicians and of Surgeons to the Charity Hospital, for the term of 
ten years, without compensation.” [This condition was complied 
with, thereby saving the State $21,000, since it had, prior to this 
time, paid $2lOO per annum for this service.] 2d. That the Fac- 
ulty should “ receive as students, without fee or charge of any 
kind for their professional services, one indigent person from 
each Parish in the State,” etc. [Under this condition, and to the 
inesent time, about two hundred students have been educated, 
at a cost for their education and diploma of $2BO each, making a 
sum total of $56,000.] 3d. “ That the building erected on the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT UNIVERSITY OF LA. 
lot should become the property of the State at the expiration of 
the said term of ten years.77 [This building was erected by the 
Faculty, and when it became the property of the State, its esti- 
mated value was $15,000.] The edifice erected is at the corner 
of Common and Dryades (then Philippa) Sts., and is now desig* 
nated the Law Department of the University of Louisiana, and 
in it the lectures of the Medical College were delivered during 
the four sessions from 1843-4 to 1847-8. 
From the first session, the clinical lectures have been annually 
delivered in the Charity Hospital, where the Amphitheatre, now 
used, was erected in 1844, at the conjoint expense ($5000) of the 
Faculty and the Administrators of the Charity Hospital. 
In 1834, Governor Eoman granted for the use of the Faculty, 
during its first session, a large room in the State House. The 
second course of Didactic Lectures was delivered at No. 41 Eoyal 
Street; the succeeding four courses at the Charity Hospital, ex- 
cepting the chemical lectures (probably at No. 14 St. Charles st.) 
the three next courses 1840-1843 at 239 Canal st., and the four 
courses (10th, 11th, 12th, 13th) from Oct. 1843 to 1847, were de* 
livered, as above stated, in the building erected by the Faculty 
in 1843, and now the Law Department of the University. 
In 1847, a lot adjacent to this building, 150 front on Common 
St. by 200 feet deep between Dryades and Baronne Sts., was ap- 
propriated by the Legislature, and $40,000 to erect upon it a 
suitable building for the Medical Department. This, the central 
one of the three University Buildings (containing three large 
lecture rooms and an extensive museum) has been occupied by 
the Faculty from the 14th session, 1847-8, to the present time. 
On March 20th, 1861, the Legislature transferred from the Aca- 
demic to the Medical Department, the third one of the University 
Buildings, designated as the Fast Wing, at the corner of Com- 
mon and Baronne streets. Since 1865 a cross wing has been 
erected, which unites the East Wing with the Central Building, 
and thus two imposing and commodious edifices are devoted to 
the Medical Department, which finds in them the most ample 
accommodation for all of the many requisites necessary for medi- 
cal education. These two buildings, with the Amphitheatre of 
the Charity Hospital, and its Wards containing a daily average 8 
HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE 
of about 800 patients, will continue to furnish in the future, as at 
present, accommodations for as large a class of medical students, 
and as many conveniences for their instruction as any similar 
institution in this country. 
The conditional aid first furnished by the State in 1843 has been 
stated. The next public recognition of the services of the Faculty 
was by the Convention which framed the Constitution of 1845, 
whichdirected that “ An University shall be established in the 
City of N. Orleans,” * * * “ shall be called the University 
of Louisiana, and the “ Medical College of La.” as at [present 
organized,shall constitute the faculty of medicine.” 
This provision was not carried into execution until 1847, when 
the first Legislature elected under the Constitution of 1845, was 
in session, and passed the Act Ho. 49, February 16th, 1847, 
which legally transformed the “Medical College of Louisiana” 
into the “Medical Department of the University of Louisiana,” 
and provided for its government. 
The Constitutions of 1852,1864, and 1868 contain articles sim- 
ilar to those of that of 1845, providing for the organization and 
maintenance of the University of La., with a Medical and other 
Departments. 
In addition to the aid furnished by the State, which has been 
referred to, $25,000 was given in 1850, and $6OOO more in 1853, 
to furnish the Med’l Dept, with a Museum, and such chemical 
and other apparatus, etc., as are needed for medical instruction. 
Other appropriations have been made from time to time for re- 
pairs and improvements of the University Buildings, the property 
of the State, but none for any other purposes whatever. 
On the other hand, the pecuniary benefits conferred upon, and 
the value of the property transferred to the State, by the Facul- 
ty of the Medical Department, may be fairly estimated as 
follows: 
Attendance, by contract, upon the Charity Hospital for ten 
years, $24,000; amphitheatre in the same Hospital, $2,500,* West 
Wing of the University Buildings, $15,000 j library, apparatus, 
preparations in the museum, etc., $25,000; repairs, insurance, 
etc., on the property of the State, $25,000 • education of indigent 
students, $56,000 amounting in all to $147,500. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT UNIVERSITY OF LA. 
9 
“ Besides these contributions to the cause of medical education, 
and to the establishment and advancement of the Medical De- 
partment of the University of Louisiana, the Faculty have ma- 
triculated five thousand three hundred and twenty one students 
in the State Medical College. Each student expends annually 
(at a very moderate calculation), inboard, lodging, books, clothes, 
etc., $5OO. Multiply 5321 by $5OO, the expenses of each, and the 
result is the sum of $2,660,000, which have been introduced into 
and remained as part of the wealth of the State, through the 
agency of the Medical Department alone.” Even under present 
unfavorable circumstances, this Department now attracts to the 
City of N. Orleans more than one hundred thousand dollars 
annually. 
Although more than one-half of the Alumni of this Institution 
have been graduated in the last ten sessions (i. e. since 1858), 
they have supplied not less than seventeen professors to various 
medical institutions, and a much larger number of public instruc- 
tors. One third of its own corps of teachers has been supplied 
by its graduates. About one-third of the practising physicians 
of N. Orleans, and a large proportion of the profession in Louisi- 
ana, Mississippi, Texas and Alabama, are graduates of this in- 
stitution. From these States as a centre, the residences of the 
alumni radiate as far as Connecticut to the North East, and Cali- 
fornia to the North West. Every where they have established 
reputations for themselves, thus sustaining and augmenting 
that of their Alma Mater, Among its Alumni are to be found 
State Senators and Representatives, Mayors, Sheriffs, Justices 
of the Peace, Superintendents of Asylums, Hospital Surgeons, 
City Physicians, and many other officers filling posts of honor 
and profit. 
They appear to have taken part in the war in very large num- 
bers. Of the 1084 alumni to 1862, there are 451 of whom no in- 
formation has been received, and it is believed that in addition 
to this number not less than 150 were dead prior to 1862 ,• thus 
leaving a remainder of less than 450, as to whom it is reported, 
that more than 240 were in service during the war, and over 170 
of these as medical officers. 
Fortunate victors, in even a fratricidal strife, engrave on rolls 10 
HISTORICAL SKETCH OP THE 
of honor and perpetuate on monumental marble the names of 
those who have sacrificed their lives for the triumphant cause ; 
the vanquished are permitted to sadly point to the graves of 
those who died for them, and a profession devoted to human 
suffering may well be pardoned when it pauses neither to 
glorify the living, nor to resuscitate a lost cause, but to 
number and to mourn for brothers dead on the field of battle. 
Dr. Alfred S. Pickering, Glass of 1853, Major of the 20th Ala* 
Eegt. P. A. C. S., was killed in battle at Port Gibson, 
Miss., in 1863. 
Dr. W. W. Brown, Glass of 1854, died at Eichmond, Ya., 1864, 
of wounds received in battle. 
Dr. 0. W. Humphreys, Glass of 1854, was killed in battle, at Clin- 
ton, La. 
Dr. Barry Yelverton Egan, Class of 1856, Surgeon 14th. La. Eegt. 
P. A. 0. S., was killed in battle at Sharpsburg, 1862, 
whilst dressing a wounded soldier on the field. 
Dr. Joseph B. W. Penrose, Class of 1856, Capt. 14th. La. Eegt. 
P. A. 0. S., was killed in the battles around Petersburg, 
1865. 
Dr. John Sims, Class of 1857, Col. 21st Miss. Eegt. P. A. C. S., 
was killed in battle at Cedar Creek, Oct. 19th, 1864. 
Dr. Jarvis M. McOary, Class of 1858, died of wounds received in 
battle at Atlanta, Ga., July 22d, 1864; Leg amputated; 
Pysemia. 
Dr. John Taylor, Class of 1858, was killed in the battle of Second 
Manassas. 
Dr. Dank H. McEacham, Class of 1859, Asst, Surgeon, P, A. 0. S., 
was killed in the battle at Ohickamauga, 1863. 
Dr. Augustus H. Moore, Class of 1859, was killed at the battle of 
“Seven Pines.’7 
Dr. Francis M. Taylor, Class of 1859, Asst. Surgeon, 6th. La. 
Eegt. P. A. C. S., was killed in battle at Chancellorsville, 
Ya., May 1863. 
Dr. James Harper, Class of 1860, Ist Lieut. Churchill’s Eegt. 
Mounted Infy. P. A. C. S., was killed in battle of Oak 
Hills, Mo., 1861, MEDICAL DEPARTMENT UNIVERSITY OF LA. 
11 
Dr. Jefferson J. Little, Class of 1860, died of wounds received at 
the battle of Shiloh, 1862. 
Dr. Wm. C. Murphy, Class of 1860, Capt. “ Beauregard Rifles,” 
Wilcox’s Brig. P. A C. S., was shot through the brain at 
the battle of Chancellorsville, 1863. 
Dr. Jas. W. Wright, Class of 1860, Private 2d Eegt. La. Vols., 
P. A. C. S., was killed near Richmond, Va., 1862. 
Dr. Wade Allen, Class of 1861, Lieut. P. A. 0. S., was wounded 
in battle, captured, sent to Camp Chase, thence to Fort 
Delaware, where he died of Scurvy, in 1864. 
Dr. Leander Murry Graves, Class of 1861, Capt. P. A. C. S., was 
killed in battle at Vicksburg, Miss., May 23d, 1863. 
Dr. Geo. L. Witherington, Class of 1861, died in 1862 in a U. S. 
Prison. 
Doctors Jas. E. Sutton, Dank F. Mclnnis, Francis Whicher, 
Chas. M. Dougherty (Valedictorian of the Class of 1858), Robert 
A. Felton, Yirgil Y. Madden, John J. Oatis, Harry Percy, Miles 
W. Goldsby, Sami. Parker, Laurence Manning Austin, Walter 
L. Bridges, Wm. Y. Harris, Jefferson H. De Yotie, Nathaniel B. 
Moss, were all killed or “ died in service.” Drs. Henry Snow, 
Achilles P. Sparkman, Wm. J. Finch, Paul Lawrence, Jas, D. 
Harrell and many others live, but maimed and permanently dis- 
abled by'wounds received in battle. 
This long, sad list of the ravages of the war among the alumni 
of this institution would doubtless be more than doubled if full 
reports had been received from the Graduates to 1862; instead of 
only 270 replies from the 1084 alumni. 
The information received even as to the graduates subsequent 
to 1865 is extremely imperfect. The last class, that of 1871, is 
the only one from which the record has been obtained directly, 
and therefore nearly complete. The following facts may prove 
of some interest as to 64 M. D.’s of this class; for of the total 69, 
five were absent and have not yet reported. Of these 64, the 
average age was 26 yrs.; the oldest graduate was 45 years of age, 
4 were from 35-40 yrs., 5 from 30-35, 30 from 25-30, and 24 from 
20-25 years of age. Of the 64, there were three who were neither 
natives nor residents of the Southern States during the war; 
there were twenty-two who were under 17 years of age in 1865 ; 12 
HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE 
and yet there were thirty-nine who had served as Captains, 
Lieutenants, or Privates in the Provisional Army of the Confed- 
erate States. 
In 1854, seven years prior to the war, there were in N. Orleans 
less than two hundred medical students, and these were all which 
were in the cities on the Mexican Gulf. In 1861 there were seven 
hundred medical students in Mobile (Mobile Med’l Col.) and N. 
Orleans (Medl. Depart. Univ. La. and X. O. School of Med., which 
opened Nov. 1856, and closed Apl. 1870). Four hundred and 
four matriculates of these seven hundred were in the Medl. De- 
part. Univ. La. Thus in the twenty-seven years, from 1834 to 
1861, this institution had augmented its class from eleven stu- 
dents to a number which elevated it to the third in numerical 
rank among the Medical Colleges of the U. S, 
This result was in large part due to the learning, marked ca- 
pacity, and wide-spread reputation of those members of the Facul- 
ty, who from the foundation of the College gave their zealous 
labor for many consecutive years to its prosperity. It is rare 
indeed to find a faculty consisting of men of so much ability, and 
permitted to prosecute their duties conjointly and uninterrupt- 
edly for so long a series of years as was given to that Faculty 
which consisted of 
Prot. Thos. Hunt, who was in service 19 years. 
44 Jno. H. Harrison, “ 44 44 15 44 
44 A. J. Wedderburn, 44 44 44 14 44 
44 Gustavus A. Nott, 44 44 44 31 44 
44 Jno. L. Eiddell, 44 44 44 29 44 
44 Aug. H. Oenas, 44 44 44 24 44 
And last but not least in this honored list, the only two still in 
service, 
Prof. Jas. Jones who has now served 37 years. 
Prof. Warren Stone, 44 44 44 38 44 
May these two be long spared to enjoy the fruits of their well 
spent lives, and to witness the ranks of their classes restored to 
numbers as large, as their own labors had so greatly aided to 
augment them to, prior to the war! 
The war closed the doors of the Medical Department for the 
three years, 1863-4-5. It was then determined to permit none to medical department university of la. 
13 
matriculate except “ bona fide students,” so that the published 
class lists since 1865, should be considerably augmented in number 
for fair comparison with most other institutions, as will be 
clearly evident from an examination of the Annual Catalogues of 
the different Med’l. Colleges, as to the number of M. D. matric- 
ulates. The annual classes since the war, estimated comparative- 
ly as aboTe, have averaged not less than two hundred and fifty. 
This number, though much less than prior to 1862, nevertheless 
indicates that the popularity of this College continues to be supe- 
rior to that of any other institution in the South-West. Its suc- 
cess has varied, but only with the prosperity of this section of 
the country. So soon as martial, political, and financial disasters 
have been fairly recovered from, and the South has once more 
fully entered upon the race of progressive prosperity, the number 
of matriculates will show annually an augmentation pari passu 
with the country’s progress. 
No city offers greater hospital privileges, none greater facili- 
ties for dissection than N. Orleans. These advantages, the most 
important and indispensable to enable the student to become 
really a physician, when properly used by teachers competent and 
possessed of adequate means of instruction, will always secure to 
the Medical Department of the University of Louisiana, the lib- 
eral patronage of students of medicine. 
When the financial prosperity of Louisiana has been restored, 
appropriations now needed will no doubt be made which will en- 
hance the pecuniary value of the State University, add many 
things needed by the progress of our science for a more perfect 
system of medical education, augment the prosperity of the 
City and State, by attracting to it students in larger number, 
and justify Louisiana in a just claim that she not only pioneered 
the way to medical education in the South-West, but also prose- 
cuted her design to such perfection as may render the final accom- 
plishment worthy of an enlightened State, unsurpassable by any 
rivals. 
It is the duty of the Faculty of the Medical Department to 
merit the fostering aid of the State, and to sustain the pride felt in 
this institution by every enlightened citizen. Thus far its good re- 
pute has been second to that of no medical college in this coun* 14 
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try, and its Faculty has maintained an enviable position in the 
estimation of the profession and public at large, and of a better 
judge, other Medical Faculties throughout the United States. 
May it ever be composed of Professors whose reputations shall 
have been obtained by merit, sustained by honorable labor, and 
directed to a nobler end than self-interest alone! LIST NO. 1. 
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE INSTEUCTOES 
AND ALUMNI 
PROM 
1834 TO 1873, LIST NO. I—ALPHABETICAL LIST OP NAMES. 
Names. 
A 
Year of 
Graduation. 
Baldwin, Benj. H. 1870 
*Ball, Derrick S. 1849 
Ball, Spencer M. 1852 
Ball, Immer U. 1853 
Banks, John T. 1852 
Banks, Elbert A. 1868 
Barbot, John Paul 1858 
Barge, Edward 1851 
*Barkdull, J. D. 1854 
*Barker, Richard D. 1846 
Barnes, Charles, (h. d.) 1836 
Barnes, Francis 1847 
Barnett, Benj. Burruss 1859 
Barrett, J. W. 1854 
Barron, Thomas J. 1851 
Barron, William J. 1859 
Barron, Thompson 1871 
Barry, Benj. F. 1855 
*Barton, E, H. 2. List No, 2 
*Baskin, Samuel P. 1838 
*Baskin, John C. 1853 
Bates, Francis Asbury 1843 
Bates, Cicero C. 1860 
Baylis, John N. 1856 
Beall, Elias J. 1856 
Beard, Cornelius C. 1849 
and 22 of List No. 2. 
Beaty, Samuel H. 1861 
Beaumont, E. L. 1849 
Beaumont, Gabriel B. 1869 
Beavers, John L. 1868 
Beck, James N. 1858 
Beck, James D, 1870 
Bedford, George W. 1870 
*Bedwell, Jonathan N. 1853 
Bemiss, Sam’l M. 
32 of List No. 2. 
Thomas B. 1847 
Bennett, James Watson 1859 
Bennett, Richard B. 1870 
Berthelot, William H, 1856 
Berry, William H. 1867 
Bethea, Henry 1881 
Bettis, Alfred Y, 1861 
Bettis, Thomas J. 1861 
Beverly, L. S. 1839 
Bezou, Louis Henry 1871 
Bickham, Charles J. 1856 
and 34 List No. 2. 
Bienvenu, Dolphin, (m. p.) 1870 
Binford, John Henry 1871 
Bird, M, H. * 1844 
Birdsong, Samuel T. 1870 
Black, Thomas J. 1861 
Black, Wm. Walton 1871 
Names. 
Tear of 
Graduation. 
Names. 
*Blackshear, John B. 1861 
Biakewood, Solomon R. 1870 
Blanchard, Adolphe 1867 
Blanche!, Louis G. 1857 
Blevins, John F. 1852 
Blocker, Charles M. 1869 
Boagni, Yincent 1849 
Bonneau, Edwin A. 1860 
Bonner, William 1851 
Bonner, Samuel L. 1860 
Bonzano, M. F. 1846 
Booles, Jessie J. 1861 
Booth, R. S. 1852 
Booth, William B. 1855 
Booth, David W. 1861 
Borroum, Andrew J. 1871 
Boulware, Robert P. 1857 
Bourg, Edmond Ulysses 1871 
Bouton, Nath. W. 1868 
Bowen, H. F. 1855 
Boyer, L. W. 1838 
Boyer, P. C. 1852 
Brack, John H. 1860 
Bradbury, James A. 1849 
Bragg, William D. 1857 
Bragg, Junius Newport 1861 
Brands, Erich((M. p.) 1871 
Breda, Alexander P. 1859 
Breedlove, James W. 1849 
Bres, Paul 1864 
Brevard, Ephraim A, 1860 
Bridges, Allen 1850 
Bridges, Wm. H. 1850 
*Bridges, Walter L. 1861 
*Bright, Oscar F. 1855 
Brinson, Calvin G. 1870 
Brisset, Alexander 1848 
Bristow, John Robert 1871 
*Britton, Edward W. 1860 
Brock, Elias J. 1861 
Brockenbrough,MariusC 1870 
Brooke, Charles 1869 
*Brooks, Belvidere 1854 
Brooks, Robt Lafayette 1870 
Brosnahan, George O. 1859 
Brown, Washington T. 1649 
Brown, W. W, 1854 
Brown, Samuel H. 1855 
Brown, Alex. Porter 1858 
Brown, John E. 1858 
Brown, Benj. F. 1860 
Brown, Terry 1867 
Brown, Montgomery 1871 
Brownell, Edward R. 1850 
Bruenn,A. 1854 
Tear of 
Graduation. 
Abadie, Pierre 1871 
Abbay, Sidney M. 1866 
Abernethy, Jones C. 1860 
Abington, Thomas W, 1861 
Aby, Thomas Y. 1866 
Adams, John C, 1857 
Adkins, Wm. Pinckney 1870 
Aills, William 1853 
Ainsworth, Wesley L. 1871 
Albers, Fred Bernard 1851 
Aleix, Edward, (m. p.) 1855 
Alford, Jephtha J. 1857 
Alford, James T- 1866 
Allain, Fred. F. C. J. 1849 
Allen, John G. 1855 
Allen, Washington C. 1856 
*Allen, Wade 1861 
Allen, William Sutton 1869 
Alsop, George E. 1862 
Alston, L. L. 1849 
Alston, Alfred, A. 1860 
* Anderson, W. D. 1837 
Anderson, W- A. 1852 
Andrews, Wm. P. 1858 
Andrus, C. S, 1861 
Anfoux, Octave, (m. p.) 1858 
Archer, Benj. F. 1861 
Armstrong, R. L. 1844 
Arnold, Willis J. 1870 
Arnold, James M. 1871 
Arnold, Robt. Estabrook 1871 
Arrington, R. H, 1850 
Arthur, John H. 1861 
Ashford, Edward C. 1857 
Atkinson, Robert C. 1867 
*Aubert, Oscar P. 1868 
Austin, Richmond P. 1860 
* Austin, L. Manning 1861 
Avent, Benj. J, A. 1860 
Bacon, J, S. . 1844 
Bacot, Wm. 1854 
Badger, George 1860 
Bailey, Walter 1855 
Bailey, George H. 1861 
Bailey, S. Wilson, 1871 
Baird, William H. 1869 
*Baker, William M. 1850 
Baker, Boulds B. 1856 
Baker, William 1858 
Baker, Charles C. 1866 
Baldwin, Barlow 1844 
Baldwin, Marion A, 1866 
B LIST NO. 1—ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES. 
17 
Names. 
Tear of 
Graduation. 
Names. 
Year of i 
Grad nation. | 
Tames. 
Tear of 
Graduation. 
C. R. 1851 
Brumly, Lawrence L, 1861 
Brunson, C. S. 1850 
Bruuer, J. L. 1843 
Bryan, James H, 1861 
Bryan, Thomas C. 1870 
Bryant, Henry 1871 
Buck, Chas. Edward 1859 
Buckner, Preston E. 1860 
Buie, Wm. E. 1850 
Burford, Edward S. 1868 
Burgess, Louis A. 1856 
Burke, Thomas S. 1861 
Burns, James 1859 
Burr, Rol'in T. 1869 
Burrows, T. J. 1851 
Burt, Wm. D. 1848 
Burt, Armistead 1861 
Butler, Robt. O. 1856 
Butt, John M. 1846 
Butts, John 1851 
Buxton, Chas. A. 1857 
Byrne, Edwin D. 1847 
Chaille, Stanford E. 1853 
and 27 of List No. 2. 
James R. 1853 
Chambers, Sidney Relf 1860 
Champlin, Anthony P. 1867 
Chapman, Lewis T. 1856 
Chastant, Alcee 1852 
Cheek, Landon C. 1870 
Cheney, Benj. H. 1861 
Cherry, J. Jerome 1861 
Chessher, Daniel S. 1859 
Chew, W. Smith 1853 
*Chinn, R. H 1845 
Choppin, Samuel 1850 
and 23 of List No 2. 
Chowning, Thomas 1845 
*Chrisman, Pinkney D. 1859 
Gilley, P. N. 1848 
Clark, Thomas C. 1861 
Clark, Bennett, E. 1867 
*Clarke, R, Cary 1853 
*Clarke, Hiram 1853 
Clapp, Theo, Sylvester 1849 
*Cleary, William 1862 
Clement, John W. 1856 
Clopton, A. G. 1852 
*Cloutier, Joseph P. R. 1857 
*Coates, Winston Smith 1861 
Coates, Washington Ford 1856 
Coburn, John 1858 
Cock'erham, John W. 1857 
Cody, Thomas 1846 
Cohea, David 1848 
Coit, Jam s J. 1849 
Cole, James L. 1848 
Cole, David D. R. 1855 
Coleman, Francis W. 1866 
Collard, Felix R. 1869 
Collier, Thaddeus B. 1858 
Collier. Thomas J. 1867 
Collins, Joshua A. 1857 
Collins, John W. 1860 
Collins, Orlando Lindorf 1861 
Colmar, George 1838 
Comer, Milton C. 1847 
Comfort, J. W. 1854 
Compton, Thomas W. 1847 
Compton, Samuel G. 1858 
Compton, John S. 1866 
Compton, Smith Nichols 1868 
Oonerly,Cbauncy Porter 1861 
*Connor, Wm, Edward 1858 
*i."ook, F. L. 1854 
*Cook, Oscar L. 1858 
Cook, James V. 1860 
Cook, Thomas B. 1860 
Cook, Doctor A. 1870 
Cooper, David J. 1869 
*Coorpender, W. F. 1852 
Corry, Nicholas A. 1856 
Cothran, John W. 1859 
Gotten, Thomas L. 1847 
Gotten, Robert 1867 
*Covington, T. 1851 
Cowan, Charles G. 1859 
Cox, Elijah A. 1868 
Craddock, W. P. 1853 
Crain, Penn 1866 
Crawford, James W. 1849 
Crawford, G. G, 1853 
Crawford, Emmett A. 1871 
*Crisler, John W. 1856 
John B. 1847 
Crook, William E. 1868 
Cross, Edward 1862 
Cross, William N. 1870 
Crowell, Benj. F. 1861 
Cullen, John M. 1869 
and 37 of List No. 2. 
*Cunningham, Wm. H. 1860 
Cunningham, Sam. P. 1871 
Cunningham,Wm. H’ry 1871 
Cuny, Stephen E. 1860 
Curell, Charles M. 1860 
Currie, Hugh B. 1870 
Uage, Albert H. 1858 
Cage, Charles C. 1861 
Cain, Giles W. 1861 
*Caire, Edward 1859 
Calcote, J. G. 1851 
*Calderwood, John, Sr, 1842 
Calderwcod, John, Jr. 1867 
Call, J. L. 1845 
Callaghan, John D. 1852 
Callaway, James M. 1855 
Callaway, Ralph 0. 1859 
Cameron, John 1860 
Cammack, Aug. J. 1858 
*Camp, Joseph B. 1857 
Marsden 1845 
Campbell, Samuel W. 1858 
Campbell, James G. 1861 
Campbell, Robert C. 1867 
■"■' Canter, Edward 1850 
Cantrelle, A. 1850 
Capdivielle, Auguste 1858 
Carlile, Joel Perry 1871 
Carpenter, W. M. 1886 
and 17 of List No. 2. 
Carpenter, Benj. 0.(h.d.)1836 
Carpenter, John Clayton 1871 
Carroll, James 1858 
Carson, Robert B. 1870 
Cartier, Jules 1855 
Castellanos, John J. 1856 
Castleton, Thos. Henry 1859 
Caston, Samuel N. 1860 
Catching, Philip M. 1870 
Cenas, Augustus H., 
3 of List No. 2. 
C 
D 
*Dailey, L. O. 1854 
Dailey, W. E. 1861 
Dale, Wm. B. 1861 
Dale, Felix D. 1869 
Dancy, Chas. T. M. 1843 
Davidson, Albert Sidney 1862 
Davis, G. W. 1843 
Davis, E A., (M. p.) 1844 
Davis, Eobert XL 1848 
Davis, Thomas A. 1851 
Davis, William 1857 
Davis, James B. 1858 
Davis, John H. 1859 
*Davis, Samuel E. 1859 
Davis, John Purvis 1860 
Davis, James M. 1861 
Davis, Eobert 1862 
Davis, James Alcibiades 1871 
Davis, Noble Jordan 1871 
Deason, GilbertT. 1858 
De Blanc, Ernest 1853 
De Blanc, Dorsinos, 1856 
DeGraffenreidt, W. L. 1855 
DeJarnette, John P, 1859 
Delatule, E, S. M. A. 1836 
*Delavigne, Alphonse B. 1836 
De Lee, Alex. S. 1860 
De Lee, Felix 1867 
Delente, Paul E. 1853 
Delolfre, Augustus A. 1869 
Delony, Isaac F. 1853 
Dement, David H. 1867 
Denman, Moses E. 1860 
Dennis, Frank H. 1868 
Depoorter, L, P. 1839 18 
LIST NO. I—-ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES. 
Year of 
Graduation. 
Year of 
Graduation. 
Year of 
Graduation. 
De Roaldes, Arthur W. 1870 
Devore, S. 1854 
*De Yotie, Jeff. H. 1862 
*Dickason, J. W. 1845 
Dickey, Eugene A. 1867 
Dinkgrave, Bernard H. 1868 
Dinkins, Joseph R. 1861 
Dirmever, George W. 1851 
Dixon," Wm. 0. 1857 
Dixon, John DeKalb 1867 
Doby, James M. 1856 
*Docbery, Samuel H. 1868 
Donald, J. M. 1854 
Donald, James G. 1854 
*Donnaud, A, 1852 
Donnelly, Edmund B, 1837 
Dorsey, J. H. 1850 
Doty, J. J. 1853 
*Dougherty, Chas. M. 1858 
Doumeing, Emile 1857 
Downes, James M. 1847 
Downman, Henry P, 1868 
Doyle, Pleasant E, 1856 
Drake, John B. 1866 
Drew, E. S. 1854 
*Drouillard, Vincent A 1840 
and 15 of List No. 2 
Duhourg,Adolphe Louis 1854 
•*Dubourg, Eugene 1854 
Ducatel, A. 1868 
Duffel, Jno. Edwards 1861 
Dumas, John 1871 
Dunn, Wyly W 1857 
Dunn, Richard L. 1859 
Duperier, Alfred 1847 
Duperier, Frederick 1857 
Dupuy, Trasimond 1844 
Durr, Robert J. 1866 
Dyer, John G. 1867 
Names. 
-'Espinova, Crist'val[ M .P.) 18 53 
Estorge, Joseph L. 1856 
Eustis, John E., 
19 of List No, 2. 
Evans, Jas. S. 1852 
Evans, Wm. Thos. 1871 
Ezell, Christopher P. 1861 
Names. 
Francez, John Peter 1871 
Franklin, Chas. H. 1866 
Frazer, James W. 1860 
French, George E. 1836 
Fricke, Frederick 1858 
Friou, George Watson 1856 
Frost, John 1860 
Fugate, Walter 1845 
Fuller, Jno, Nathaniel 1869 
Names. 
F 
Fairly, Peter 1868 
*Fallen, Alonzo 1847 
Fancher, Reuben Black 1871 
Farish, Rob’t D. 1869 
*Fatheree, B. B, 1852 
*Fay, Timothy 1842 
Fears, James C. 1859 
Fears, William P. 1870 
Feild, Julian Clarence 1861 
*Felder, W. R. 1849 
*Felton, Rob’t A. 1858 
Fenner, John S. 1856 
Ferguson, A. D. 1850 
Ferguson, James Milton 1861 
Field, Caspar W, 1844 
Field, Henry 1846 
Field, Wm. B. 1858 
Field, Samuel W. 1862 
Field, Robert 1868 
Fields, John D. 1869 
Files, George W. 1850 
Finch, Wm. J, 1867 
Finley, Wm. P. 1859 
Finney, Jas. Francis 1871 
Fisher, Wm. D. 1851 
Fisher, Levi H, 1858 
Fitzgerald, Peter F. 1858 
Fitzhugh, Francis M. 1847 
Fitzpatrick, Philip 1853 
Fleming, Elijah Y. 1857 
Fiorat, Jules A., (M. P.) 1849 
Font, Jule 1866 
Foote, H. T. 1854 
Ford, David 1852 
Ford, John D. 1852 
Ford, Peter R. 1860 
Ford, Theodore Buckley 1870 
Forster, James G. 1856 
Fosgate, Walter 1836 
Foster, Wm. Bradford 1850 
Foster, Robert W. 1858 
Foster, James T. 1867 
Foster, George W. 1869 
*Fourniquet, Henry A. 1847 
Fournier, Edmond H, 1859 
Fox, Reuben W. 1841 
Fox, J. P. 1842 
Fox, D. Raymond 1845 
Fox, A. S. 1855 
Fox, Eliab 1866 
Foy, J. M. 1867 
Gaddis, Thomas 1859 
Gaines, John Hutchins 1853 
Gallaway, Frank O win 1871 
Gamble, William G. 1860 
Garber, James R. 1867 
Gardiner, Geo. Henry 1871 
Gardner, John Samuel 1859 
Gardner, Jno. J. 1860 
*Garrett, Fontaine D. 1860 
Gary, Milton 1851 
Gary, E. N. 1856 
Gates, G. T. 1851 
Gaudet, Oscar 1861 
Gaudet, Chas. U.,{M. p.) 1868 
Gaudet, Chas, Albert 1869 
Gavin, Absalom H 1867 
Gerdine, John 1861 
Gerdine, A. Sydenham 1869 
*Gibson, Winfield S. 1846 
Gibson, Joseph A. 1852 
*Gibson, William P. 1856 
*Gibson, Drury P. 1857 
*Gibson, Charles W. 1860 
Gibson, Claude M. 1861 
Giffen, Samuel Y. 1847 
Gilbert, W. T. 1852 
Gilbert, Franklin M. 1860 
Gilbert, Jackson M. 1860 
Giles, John H. 1867 
*Gill, Rufus F. 1856 
Gilliam, William 1861 
Gilmore, John A, 1855 
Gilson, W. C. 1851 
Ginn, John B. 1860 
Givens, Alonzo 1857 
Glass, Kobt. Sharf 1871 
Godbold, Wm. L, 1867 
Godbold, FabiusC.,(m.p.) 1871 
Godley, James R. 1869 
Goldman, Henry, (m.p.) 1850 
*Golclsby, Miles W. 1860 
*Goode, James J. 1858 
Goodman, John 1859 
Goodwin, H. L. 1858 
Goodwin, William H. 1870 
Gordon, W. B. 1844 
Gordon, Thomas J. 1857 
Gordon, Gilbert E. 1861 
*Gourlay, John 0. T. 1854 
Grailhe, Arthur 1870 
G 
E 
Earbee, Floyd 1847 
Early, Thomas P. 1870 
East, Aug. L. 1860 
Eckford, J. F. 1850 
Eckford, Joseph W. 1861 
Edwards, Marcus C. 1858 
Edwards, James Wood 1871 
*Eagan, Frederick 1851 
*Eagan, Barrey Y. 1856 
*Eagan, Aug. W. 1860 
Elliott, Jno. N. 1860 
Elliott, Jeremiah P. 1870 
Ellis, Orren L. 1855 
Ellis, Eob’t Austin 1871 
Emerson, H. M. 1846 
Emory, Aurelius G. 1862 
Enders, Robert M. 1869 
Erwin, W. B. 1854 
Erwin, Chas. M, 1859 LIST NO. I—ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES. 
19 
Names. 
Tear of 
Graduation. 
Names. 
Tear of 
Graduation. 
Names. 
Tear of 
Graduation. 
Grant, James C. 1844 
H. S. 1845 
Graves, Elijah M. 1856 
"Graves, Leander M 1861 
Graves, Amos 1868 
Gray, Henry 0. 1853 
Grayson, Thos BlackmanlBss 
Greenleaf, Lawrence M. 1850 
Greer, Joseph 1869 
Gregory, F. R. 1852 
Gregory, Leander W, 1868 
Grey, Fred C, 1845 
*Grier, Samuel L. 1848 
Griffin, Josephus F. 1856 
*Griffin, Marion M. 1856 
"Griffin, H. Brunner 1857 
Griffin, William A. 1858 
Griffin, Patrick H. 1859 
Griffin, Erasmus F. 1860 
Grilling, D. M. 1852 
Grogan, Robert P. 1853 
Guerrant, John W. 1860 
Guice, Napoleon L. 1858 
Guice, William M, 1860 
Guidry, Homer D. 1870 
Gunn, Oscar D. 1867 
Guy, Joseph H. 1852 
Gwinn, Cornelius Y. 1867 
*Harris, Wm. Y. 1861 
Harris, Andrew P. 1866 
Harris, Evan Page 1869 
*Harrison, Jno. Hoffman 
7 of List No. 2. 
Harrison, Theophilus 1858 
*Harrison, William B. 1858 
Harrison, William B. 1862 
Harrison, Edward 1869 
Hart, Alexander 1836 
Harvey, Joseph E. 1853 
Harvey, Lewis C. 1861 
"Harwell, E. J. 1841 
Harwood, Thomas B. 1860 
Hastings, James R. (M.P.)1868 
Haw, Benj. S, 1856 
Hawldns, William J. 1867 
Hawthorn, Frank, 35 of 
List No, 2. 
Hayes, William H. 1861 
Haynes, James M. 1859 
Haynes, Samuel Bethell 1861 
Haynes, Jeptha P. 1870 
Haynie, Uriah 1853 
Heacock, John W. 1867 
Heard, Thomas J. 1845 
*Hebert, Gustave S. 1857 
Hebron, John L. 1853 
Hedrick, William C. 1847 
Helwig, Charles 0. 1856 
Hendrick, Obadiah 1853 
Hendrick, James D. 1856 
Henderson, Robert H, 1857 
Henderson, Victor E. 1867 
Henry, Edmund T. 1850 
Henry, Stewart L. 1866 
Herbert, Oliver E. 1867 
Hereford, R. F, 1851 
Herrick, S. S. 1861 
Hester, Manly L. 1853 
Heustis, James F. 1848 
Hicks, J. T. 1855 
Hicks, James M. 1861 
Hicks, John R. 1861 
Hidalgo, Antonio M. 1846 
•Higginbotham, John J. 1849 
Hill, James 0. 1851 
Hill, Lafayette D. 1853 
Hill, William H. 1853 
Hill, Robert E. 1858 
Hill, Lewis H. 1859 
Hill, Samuel A. 1859 
Hill, Charles W. 1860 
Hill, William H. 1869 
Hilliard, Walter 1869 
Hines, John Henderson 1867 
Hiriart, Paul L. 1841 
•Hiriart, Paul J. 1869 
Hiriart, Sebastian, (m.p,)1869 
Hobson, Orlando A. 1860 
Hooker, Prestop 1871 
Hodnett, W. Harrison 1853 
Holcombe, Lucius L. 1859 
Holcombe, James M. 1860 
Hoff, Oliver 1858 
Hogan, Benj. R. (h.d.) 1845 
Holden, J. Eberle 1861 
Holliday, Titus T. 1860 
*Hollinger, John A. 1848 
Hollis, Hugh L. W. 1861 
Holloway, James M. 1857 
*Holman, John Thomas 1861 
Holmes, Benj. Rob’t 1844 
Holt, King 1871 
Hood, R. 1852 
Hood, O. J. 1855 
Hooper, Elihu M. 1862 
Hooper, Johnson M. 1870 
Hoover, Christian 1867 
Hons, Jno. Moore 1871 
Hope, Elam J. 1860 
Hopkins, Fred Y. 1866 
Hopkins, Rene R. 1869 
Horn, Wm. Robert 1855 
Houston, P. B. 1855 
Houston, James F. 1857 
Howe, Alex, T. 1859 
Howell, John B. 1860 
Huard, Louis O. 1857 
Hubbard, Horace H. 1854 
*Huff, Augustus C. 1854 
*Hulse, John J. 1855 
Hughes, Edwin 1838 
Hughes, W. P. 1851 
Josiah K. 1857 
C. W. 1854 
*Hunt, Thos., 1 of List No. 2 
Hunt, Leander G. 1860 
Hunt, James M. 1861 
Hunter, J. W, 1849 
Hunter Arthur F. 1857 
Hunter, Henry, J. 1861 
Hurd, Seth R. 1861 
Hussey, Jno. Thomas 1867 
Hutchins, John 1868 
Hutchinson, A. R. 1850 
Hutchinson, James D. 1869 
Hynes, Thomas O. 1858 
“Hacker, J. B. 1842 
Haden, John M. 1847 
Haddox, William T, 1859 
Haden, Richard D. . 1857 
Hagard, Martin Luther 1871 
Hairston, Samuel J. 1867 
Hall, Alfred 1857 
Hall, Alexander P. 1859 
Hall, James J. 1868 
Hall, Hugh Logan 1871 
‘Hamilton, Alexander 1849 
and 21 of List No. 2. 
Hamilton, Edward L. 1858 
Hamlin, C. 1849 
Hammond, Peter L. 1859 
Hardin, James Otey 1867 
“Hardy, John E. 1866 
* Hare, William, (m.p.) 1849 
Hargis, Robt Bell Smyth 1844 
“Harman, A. M. 1851 
“Harmon, A. S. 1850 
Harmon. Robert H. 1869 
Harper, Miles Hampton 1850 
“Harper, James 1860 
Harrell, James D. 1870 
Harris, Benj. G. 1837 
“Harris, Geoige 1844 
Harris, Elisha M. 1859 
Harris, Jephtha Y, 1861 
Harris, Robert L. 1861 
H 
I 
*lngalls, Thos. R. 
4 of List No. 2 
*lnge, George W, 1857 
Inge, Z. Montgomery P. 1871 
Irvine, W. 1849 
J 
Joseph! 1841 
Jackson, David D. 1848 
Jackson, Alva E. 1857 
Jackson, James W. 1860 
January, Derrick P. 1860 20 
LIST NO. I—ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES. 
Names. 
Tear of 
Graduation. 
Names. 
Tear of 
Graduation. 
Names. 
Tear of 
Graduation. 
Jarratt, Ashbury L. 1861 
Jenkins, John Griffin 1848 
Jenkins, L. W. 1849 
Jenkins, John P. 1862 
Jennings, Wm. D. 1859 
Johnson, John L. 1848 
Johnson, J. J. 1852 
W, K. 1854 
Johnson, Eranklin G. 1860 
*Johnson, James T. 1860 
Johnson, J. Bridges 1868 
Johnson, Joshua O. 1868 
Johnson, Marshall 1869 
Johnston, Jno. P. B. 1859 
Jones James, 10 of List No. 2 
Jones, Jos’ph, 38 of List No. 2 
*Jones, John Harwood 1850 
*Jones, Stirling H. 1851 
Jones, T. W. 1851 
Jones, J. Welch 1852 
Jones, D. Nathaniel 1853 
Jones, George W. 1854 
Jones, Dudley Watson 1857 
Jones, James Albert 1859 
Jones, William L. 1859 
Jones, John W, 1860 
Jones, Clement E. 1861 
Jones, John William 1861 
Jones, William Oscar 1861 
Jones, Eobert E. 1869 
Jones, William B. 1869 
Jones, William C. 1869 
Jones, Kleber 1870 
Jordan, John A, 1857 
Jordan, John 1860 
Jordan, Samuel M. 1870 
Kowalewski, K. 1842 
Kyle, Obadiah M. 1870 
Lilly, Thomas Wright 1857 
* Lindsay, Wm. B, 1839 
Lipscomb, W. L. 1850 
Libscomb, Reginald H. 1861 
*Lister, Spartan Q. 1856 
*Little, Jefferson J. 1860 
Little, Jr., John 1869 
Livingston, John A. 1856 
Lloyd, Wm. A. 1857 
Lockett, Thomas J. 1855 
Lockhart, Richard H. 1851 
Lockridge, W. T. 1850 
*Lockwood, Benson M. 1858 
Loggins, James C. 1868 
Longino, Hugh M. 1870 
Longmire, Robt. B. 1869 
Love, W. J. 1854 
Lovie, James 1841 
Lowe, W. H. 1851 
Lowe, J. Humble 1858 
Lowther, J. Randolph 1861 
Luckett, Robert L. 1860 
Luckett, Sherrod G. 1860 
Luse, Jas. Newton 1871 
*Luster, George P. 1854 
Luster, M. J. 1854 
Luten, Joseph R. 1868 
*Luzenburg, Charles A. 
5 of List No. ‘2 
Lyons, John Johnson 1859 
Lyons, Raphael R. 1862 
Lyons, Michael Lymon 1871 
L 
Labarria, Francisco Y. 1846 
Lambert, Numa 1859 
Lambremont, P. M. 1852 
Lamkin, Wm. J. 1868 
Lancaster, Alonzo 1846 
Land, Henry G. 1861 
Landry, Joseph A. 1856 
Landry, Flavian TJM.p.) 1861 
Lane, Alex. G. 1858 
Lane, Robt. G, 1861 
Lane, John L. 1870 
LaNeuville, Jos. .4. (m.p.) 1860 
Langstaff, Ogden D. 1836 
Lanier, Thos. H. 1859 
Lanier, Henry M. 1870 
Lanier, Emmett Sykes 1871 
LaPlace, B. (m.p.) 1850 
Larche, N. E. 1848 
*Lauve, Samuel E. 1853 
Lawrence, Paul 1867 
*Lawson, L. M., 30of List 2 
Lawton, John C. 1836 
Lay, James E. 1868 
Lea, James K, 1862 
Lea, Charles H. 1866 
Leatherman, G, W. 1854 
Ledbetter, Absalom A. 1870 
Ledet, Henry F. 1869 
Lee, D. A. J. 1846 
Lee, J. Bachman 1851 
Lee, Robert A. 1860 
Lee, William J. 1860 
Lee, William W. 1862 
Leech, R. H. 1837 
Leger, Alfred E. 1870 
Leggett, William W. 1859 
Lehde, John P. 1867 
Leicher, Auguste, (m.p.) 1859 
Le May, William C. 1861 
Lemley, Joseph 1853 
*LeMonnier, Sr., Yvesß. 
20 of List No. 2 
LeMonnier, Jr,, Yves R. 1868 
LePretre, Jno. Adrien 1852 
Leßoy, O. (m.p.) 1851 
Leslie, Nelson K. 1846 
Lessley, Wm. Weir 1871 
Letcher, Francis M. 1861 
Lewis, John H. 1836 
Lewis, Irwin E. 1847 
*Lewis, Charles D. 1859 
Lewis, Samuel P. 1860 
Lewis, Walter 1860 
Lewis, Ernest S, 1862 
Lewis, George W. 1867 
Ligon, Edward A. 1853 
Me 
McAfee, Joseph R. 1856 
McAlexander, Edward 1853 
McArn, Wm. T. 1867 
Mcßane, J. W. 1861 
McCallum, George C. 1868 
McOamly, Wm, H. 1869 
McCarty, John 1839 
*McCary, Jarvis M, 1858 
*McCaskill, Alex. 1856 
McClanahan, T. W. 1861 
McClung, Richard L. 1870 
McClure, William A. 1845 
McCord, Wm. H. 1860 
McCormick, Joseph H. 1866 
McCormick, Ferd. M. 1869 
McCracken, Robert 1848 
McCrary, James 1871 
McCreary, John A. 1860 
McCreight, Wm. R. 1858 
McOrindell, Lewis S. 1871 
McCulloch, William 1853 
McCurdy, Thaddeus C. 1852 
McDade, George W. 1861 
McDaniel, James 1869 
McDonald, James H. 1859 
McDonnell, Henry 1870 
*Kelly, Chas. Hurst 1868 
and 36 of List No. 2 
Kemp, Mark W. 1869 
Kendall, Wm. S, 1868 
Kendrick, E. J. 1854 
*Kendrick, George W, 1858 
Kennedy, Nathan B. 1860 
Kennedy, Jno. Thomas 1868 
Kennedy, Thomas S, 1869 
Kennon, Charles E. 1866 
Kerel, Julius T. 1858 
Kersh, Yirgil E. 1870 
Key, Henry J. 1862 
Kidd, Eugene M. 1860 
*Kilpatrick, Kufus H, 1859 
King, 'William W. 1841 
King, William B. 1860 
King, Kobert B. 1868 
King, James C, J. 1871 
Knox, Jackson G. 1857 
*Knowles, James B. 1859 
Kohn, Arthur 1857 
K LIST NO. I—ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES. 
21 
Tear of 
Graduation. 
Names. 
Tear of 
Graduation. 
Names. 
Tear of 
Graduation. 
McDowell, John T. 1861 
*McEacham, Daniel H. 1859 
McEachern, W. H. 1867 
McEvers, Douglass L. 1856 
McFarland, J. Milton 1870 
McGee, J. G, 1837 
McGee, John 1853 
McGehee, Iveson G. L. 1846 
McGehee, James E. 1869 
McGill, William M. 1856 
McGown, Wm. Carroll 1854 
McGraw, Allen E. 1861 
McGulfee, Calvin 1869 
McGuffey, Hardy IH4B 
Mcllveen, Thomas S. 1870 
*Mclnnis, Daniel F. 1856 
Mclnnis, Daniel B. 1866 
Mclnnis, Singleton, A. 1867 
Mclnnis, Wm. G, 1870 
Mclntosh, Allan 1845 
Mclntyre, John C. 1853 
*McKinney, Wm. H. 1852 
McKinney, Jeptha 1857 
McKinnon, Angus 1855 
McKinnon, John A. 1867 
McKnight, D. 1854 
McLain, Andrew F. 1858 
McLaughlin, J. W. 1867 
McLean, John S. 1850 
McLean, Russell Wilson 1855 
McLean, Frank 1866 
McLean, Wherry J. 1871 
McLeod, J. F. 1850 
McLeod, John Knox 1868 
McManus Charles 1846 
McMillan, William W. 1856 
McNeeley, John N. 1857 
McNeil, Thos; Kennedy 1868 
McPherson, William 1858 
McPherson. Joseph N. 1867 
Mcßaven, J. S. 1854 
McSwine, William 1867 
Names. 
Maples, J. S. 1850 
Marchesseault, J. 1848 
Marks, Joshua 1847 
Marks, Thomas M. 1860 
Marshall, Francis, W. 1849 
Marshall, William F. 1849 
Martin, Robert C. 1841 
Martin, Hugh McD. 1855 
Martin, James 1861 
Martin, Solomon 0. 1866 
Martinez, Louis 1855 
*Massingall, B. A. H. 1856 
Matchett, J. F. 1851 
Matthieu, Jules 1854 
May, Green B. 1848 
May, William M. 1852 
Mayfield, Joseph Elkins 1871 
Means, Hudson J. 1853 
Meeker, Samuel 1859 
Melanin, Phlegie, R. 1861 
*Mellon, William F. 1853 
Mercer, William M. 1859 
Meredith, Cicero 0, 1855 
Meritt, Thomas D. 1861 
Meriwether, Lewis 1871 
Mestayer, John Gaston 1859 
Meux, Thomas O. (h.d.) 1838 
*Meyer, Ferdinand (m.p)1857 
Meylor, John Joseph 1861 
Millar, W. S. 1853 
Mills, John Chapman 1851 
Mills, Thomas Lilley 1857 
Mills, William G. 1869 
Milner, J. 0. 1855 
Mitchell, T. F. 1838 
Mitchell, Robert Wood 1856 
Mixon, William L. 1849 
*Mobley, William M. 1856 
*Mobley, John M. 1857 
Mobley, Wm. Jefferson 1869 
Moffitt, Samuel J. 1869 
Molett, John D. 1869 
Monchett, Antoine 1855 
Moncrief, James H. 1861 
Monday, William H. 1871 
Monette, George W. 1871 
Monroe, George W. 1859 
Montgomery, John R. 1860 
Moodie, F. W. 1854 
*Moodie, John F, 1859 
Moody, Robert F. 1860 
Moody, William C. 1870 
Moore, James 1853 
Moore, J. F. 1855 
Moore, John W. 1856 
Moore, Thomas S. 1858 
*Moore, Aug. H. 1859 
Moore, James M. 1859 
Moore, James R. 1862 
Mooring, C. B. 1853 
Moreau, Joseph T. 1855 
G., 14 of List N0.2 
Morgan, Wm, W. 1856 
*Morgan, Henry W. 1858 
Morgan, Martin D. 1859 
Morrison, John 1857 
Morrison, John M. 1859 
Morse, Edward M. 1857 
Morton, John H. 1869 
Mosely, Elijah B. 1857 
Moss, William A. 1861 
*Moss, Nathaniel B. 1862 
Muckle, E. 1854 
*Mueller, J, W. 1837 
Mulkay, Esteban 1871 
Mulkay, Raphael 1871 
Mullen, Henry F. 1858 
Mumford, Frank M. 1867 
*Murphy, John S. 1856 
Murphy, Samuel C. 1859 
Murphy William C. 1860 
Murphy Rufus J. 1861 
Musick, Jonathan T. 1869 
Myers, Marion M. 1861 
N 
Nabers, Francis D. 1867 
Nailer, Frank 1860 
Nailer, Jefferson 1870 
Nall, Robert B. 1870 
Naul, J. W. 1861 
Neal, lB6O 
Needham, Eli W. 1858 
Neely, Robert M. 1861 
Nesmith, William J. 1870 
"■Nettles, Joseph A. 1852 
Nettles, S. S, 1855 
Nettles, Thomas W. 1867 
Newport, A. G-. 1841 
*Newsom, W. F. 1853 
Newton, Allen 1856 
Newton, Isaac J. 1858 
"■Nichols, E. F. 1851 
Nichols, Wm. Chas. 
28 of List No. 2. 
Nicholson, John 1842 
*Nicholson, Isaac E. 1852 
Nicholson, Edmund G. 1870 
Noel, Samuel S. 1860 
Norman, Jason F. 1861 
Norvell, Eugene 1871 
Norwood, A. T. 1841 
Norton, Wm. B. 1847 
*Nott, Gustavus A. 
13 of List No. 2 
Nott, Josiah C. 
26 of List No. 2 
Nott, Henry J. 1858 
Nuckolls, John M. 1860 
Nunn, Samuel E. 1853 
*Nye, A. R, 1852 
M 
Mabry, F. D. 1866 
*Mackie, James Monro 
6 of List No. 2 
Madden, Yirgil Y, 1859 
Madden, James M. 1862 
Maddox, Wm. E. 1860 
Magee, J. O. 1853 
*Magee, William L, 1855 
Magee, Robert J. 1868 
Magruder, Levin W. 1867 
Malhiot, Francis E. 1868 
Mallet, John W. (h.d.) 1868 
and 31 of List No. 2 
Mandeville, William R. 1871 
Mannheimer, Maurice 1870 
Manning, A. M. 1853 
Manning, Thomas 1861 22 
LIST NO. I—ALPHABETICAL LIST OP NAMES. 
Names. 
Year of ]! 
Graduation, i 
Name. 
Year of 
Graduation. 
Names. 
Year of 
Graduation. 
Oates, William E. 1867 
*Oatis, John J. 1859 
Oaineal, James P. 1856 
*Odom, Andrew J. 1856 
Offutt, Wm. Johnston 1859 
Ogden, George P. 1847 
Oliver, Charles 1846 
Oliver, James P 1859 
Oliver, James D. 1867 
Oliver, Absalom Carter 1871 
Olliphant, Samuel R. 1855 
O’Neil, Cornelius F. 1859 
O’Neil, William F, 1867 
*Ormond, G. M. 1838 
Ormond, J. J. 1853 
Orr, Daniel James 1817 
Oswald, James Walker 1859 
Otts, Thomas J. 1850 
Overton, Abdon Alex. 1857 
Owens, John A. 1853 
Owens, James M. 1859 
O 
Alfred S. 1853 
Pickett, William H. 1848 
Pierce, Dunklin 1858 
Piernas, Joseph A. 1847 
Pipkin, James A. 1869 
Pocllnitz, Benj. B. 1847 
Poelman, Peter J. 1867 
Poindexter, Thomas B. 1869 
*Pollard, E. 1851 
Pope, Marshall 1859 
Pope, Bolling A. 
33 of List No. 2 
Porter, C. H. 1845 
Portwood, Wm. A. 1860 
Posey, George W. 1860 
*Post, Christopher C. 1861 
Potts, Edgar Nelson 1870 
Pou, James Galvine 1871 
Powell, William Byrd 
9 of List No. 2 
Powell, Wm. P. 1859 
Power, Bonemy 1844 
Price, Morgan L. 1870 
Prince, Robert B. 1870 
Profilet, L. Emile 1861 
Pugh, John E. 1853 
Pugh, Josephs. 1868 
Pujol, J. B. 1843 
Purnell, Hortensius W. 1862 
Purviance, James 1860 
Reed, P. Booker 1870 
Reese. James T, 1889 
Reese, Augustus J. 1819 
Reeves, James E. 1859 
Reid, Rob’t V. 1861 
Reilly, John J. 1870 
Remburt, A. R. 1838 
Remes, Clement 1845 
Reuss, Augustus J. 1870 
Reynauld, William 1848 
Reynolds, William . 1850 
Rhodes, James G. 1848 
Rhodes, D. C. 1850 
Rhodes, Lemuel 1860 
Rice, Lyman J, 1855 
Richards, 'A. E. 1852 
Richards, Joseph L. 1870 
Richardson, Tobias G. 
29 of List. No. 2 
Richardson, Thomas P. 1852 
Richardson, James O. 1857 
Richardson, Lemuel 1860 
Richardson, William H. 1861 
Richey, Cyrus D. 1871 
Riddell, Jno, Leonard 
11 of List No. 2 
Riddell, George 1848 
Riddell, William P. 1856 
Riddell, Sanford S. 1860 
Riley, William H. 1861 
Riordan, John 1871 
Roach, John 1861 
*Robards, G. W. A, 1856 
Robbins, J. H. 1854 
* Roberts John J. 1859 
Roberts, Wm. Franklin 1867 
Roberts, Albert J, 1868 
*Robertson, A. O- 1852 
*Robertson, D. H. 1858 
Robertson, Wm. F. 1860 
Robertson Wm. Allen 1860 
Roby, Edward P. 1858 
Roby, James R. 1861 
Rogers, John M. 1855 
Rogers, Pulton 1871 
Romer, Francis J. B- 1836 
Romer, William B. 1866 
Root, James A. (m.p.) 1871 
Ross, John W. 1868 
Rowan, Elias A. 1866 
*Rowland, Lucius F. 1856 
Rowlett, Augustus 1847 
Rojall, William S. 1857 
Royston, R, T. 1851 
Ruff, S. W. 16 of List No. 2 
Ruff, David E. 1867 
Rushing, Francis M. 1861 
Russell, Stephen C. 1848 
Rutherford, E. H. 1867 
Ryan, Philip M. 1851 
Ryan, Hillary 1857 
P 
Pace, Jesse M, 1858 
R. F. 1853 
Pack wood, Richard T. 1860 
Paine, John E. 1851 
Paine, J. F. G. 1861 
Parker, Daniel 1860 
Samuel 1860 
Parry, Samuel M, 1857 
Horatio A. 1855 
Passmore, Benj. F. 1860 
Patterson, Wm. Colin 1871 
Patton, W. S, 1853 
Payne, Robert W. 1856 
*Payne, Robert Beale 1858 
Pease, John B. 1861 
Peirce, David B. 1848 
Pelaez, Charles 1861 
*Peniston, Anthony A. 1853 
Pennington, T. H. 1856 
Penny, Willis T. 1858 
*Penrose, J. B. W. 1856 
Percy, James Rowan 1858 
*Percy, Harry 1859 
Perkins, Lewis G. 1860 
Perkins, William R. 1856 
Perkins, David Mc.D. 1858 
*Porkinson, Thomas B. 1855 
Perry, W. W. 1854 
-Peterson, John P. 1852 
Pettit, Daniel Rawlings 1853 
Pettit, Absalom 1870 
Petty, James S. 1868 
Phares, David L. 1839 
Philips, William L, 1857 
Philips, Jack 1860 
Philips, Levick W. 1861 
Pickering, G. W. 1842 
Quinn, M. P. 1854 
Quinney, Rigdon 1862 
Quinney, James M. 1859 
Q 
Ragland, John S. 1870 
*Rainey, W. W. 1842 
Rainey, Frank 1860 
Rains, George P. 1869 
Ramsey, A. Iv. 1855 
Ramsey, David W. 1870 
Rand, Isaac T. 1862 
Randal, E, 1849 
Rapp, William E. 1847 
Rash, Joseph S. 1851 
Rather, Hewitt M. 1869 
Rawlings, Edward G. 1853 
Ray, James 1850 
Ray, John 1854 
Ray, Edwin S. 1861 
Rea, Robert W. 1869 
Read, John B. 1846 
Read, Henry O. 1854 
Reader, Fabius H. 1858 
Reading, R. H. 1845 
Reames, Charles W. 1861 
Red, J. W. 1847 
Red, William C. 1851 
*Redditt, Thos, H, 1849 
R LIST NO. I—ALPHABETICAL LIST OP NAMES. 
23 
Tear of 
Graduation. 
Tear of 
Graduation. 
Names. 
Name. 
*Smalley, Eben M. 1859 
Smart, Edmund E. 1856 
Smith, Sam, Parrish’ 1838 
*Smith, Stanhope W. 1839 
Smith, Joseph D. 1842 
*Smith, Wm. D. 1849 
Smith, C. Stanhope. 1850 
Smith, Heal 1853 
Smith, James L. 1853 
Smith, Alexander 1854 
Smith, Christopher R. 1854 
Smith, N. C. 1854 
Smith, W, A. 1854 
*Smith, John D, 1859 
Smith, Wiley P. 1859 
Smith, David J. 1859 
Smith, John P. 1860 
*Smith, Martin L. 1860 
Smith, Horatio N. 1861 
Smith, George W, 1867 
Smith, William C. 1867 
Smith, Francis Marion 1871 
Smyth, James S. 1854 
Smyth, Andrew W- 1859 
Sneed, Wm. Newton 1870 
Snider, Thornton A. 1848 
Snodgrass, Henry C. 1855 
Snow, Henry J. 1857 
Snow, Henry 1859 
Souchon, Edmond 1867 
and 39 of List No, 2 
South, Cravin M. 1869 
Southall, James H. 1861 
Sparkman, Achilles P. 1861 
*Spears, Joab B. 1859 
Spence, Orange H. 1866 
Spencer, Duncan McC. 1857 
Spencer, William T. 1861 
Spencer, Augustus Joel 1862 
Spinks, John Clark 1857 
*Sprague, Wm. H. 1860 
Springfield, Benj. R. 1857 
Stanley, William B. 1867 
Statham, William H. 1860 
Steedman, JosiahG. W. 1859 
Stephens Joel K. 1846 
Stephens, John S. 1859 
Steubinger, H. 1849 
Stevens, Joseph 1859 
Stevens, Rufus K, 1860 
Stevens, Lewis 1861 
*Stevenson, Charles 1855 
*Stewart, A. C. 1851 
*Stewart, William, 1855 
Stewart, J. R. 1858 
Stewart, Robert A. 1859 
Stewart, John A, 1860 
Stickney, John C. 1861 
Stirling, Ruffin G. 1851 
Stone, Sr, Warren 
8 of List No. 2 
Stone, Jr. Warren 1867 
Stringer, Sheldon 1859 
Stringfield, David H. 1861 
Strother, Tobias C. 1869 
Stroud, Jonathan H. 1860 
*Stuart, Joseph P. 1869 
Sturdivant, Marshall K. 1870 
Sulilvan, L. R 1852 
Sullivan, W. T. J. 1861 
*Sutton, James E. 1855 
Names. 
Tear of 
Graduation. 
Sabatier, Eugene F. 1853 
Segrera, Raphael 1869 
Sale, Eugene Paul 1869 
Salles, B. J. 1852 
•Sallis, JJG. 1853 
Sandell, W. N. 1853 
Sanders, Jerry 1852 
Sanford, John T. 1858 
Saunders, James W. 1859 
Sauve, Henry P. 1856 
Sawyer, William T. 1860 
Scott, A. J. 1846 
*Scott, John T. 1848 
Scott, Zach. J. 1859 
Scott, John E. 1869 
*Schultze. Andreas F, 1862 
Schumacher, F. 1867 
Schwing, Sebe D, 1861 
Screven, James Barnard 1871 
Scurlock, Theodosius J. 1862 
*Seago, Benj. L. 1862 
Seale, Robert L. 1855 
Seale, Wm. Franklin 1870 
Sellers, William 1870 
Semmes, Alphonse T. 1853 
Setup'e, Edward A. 1852 
Sevres, Jean (m. p.) 1839 
Shackelford, Leonidas 1858 
Shaw, Hiram D. 1855 
Shelby, Russel B. 1847 
Shelby, Isaac A. 1858 
Shepard, Edward Taylor 1867 
Sherrard, Zachariah L. 1856 
Sherrard, W. Rufus 1858 
Sherrer, Frederick L, 1860 
Shiel, James 1848 
Shields, Benj. 1842 
Robert B. 1855 
Howell H. 1866 
Shields, Bisland 1860 
Shiff, Henry 1861 
Shine, W, Francis 1858 
Sholars, Augustus B. 1861 
Shuford, F. B. 1847 
Shurtleff, Orlando Y. 1855 
Shultz, Jacob P. 1867 
*Sigur, Achille 1848 
Silliman, J. M. 1854 
Siliiman, Calvin W. 1859 
:;Simeontkoski Albert 1836 
Simmons, Samuel S. 1838 
Simmons, W. D. 1858 
Simonaud, Joseph W. 1870 
*Sims, William R. 1840 
*Sims, John 1857 
Singletary, Benj. B. 1862 
Sitman, Chas. M. 1861 
*Slay, Samuel 1858 
Slaughter, Stanton 1851 
S 
T 
Tacket, John Phillip 1871 
*Talbert, James W. 1859 
Talbott, M. 1859 
Taney, Frank L. 1856 
Tarleton, Chas. L. 1859 
Tarver, Charles 1869 
*Taylor. John 1858 
Taylor, Peter 1859 
Taylor, John R. 1870 
Tate, Rice B. 1857 
Tate, Uriah O. 1860 
Tebault, Alfred G. 1859 
Tebault, Christopher H. 1862 
Terrell, James D. 1856 
Terrell, Jasper D. 1870 
*Thach, Charles F. 1857 
Thetford, William P. 1867 
Theus, Ephraim P. 1866 
*'Thibault, Auguste 1856 
Thigpen, Elijah 1858 
Thomas, F. M. 1857 
Thomas, Peyre 1869 
Thomason, William A. 1851 
*Thompson, C. C. 1852 
Thompson, Robert F. 1853 
Thompson, Alex. E. 1856 
Thompson, Joseph W. 1860 
Thompson, Hardy Hugh 1861 
Thompson, Elias B. 1868 
Thompson, Robert W. 1868 
Thoms, Robt' W.“ 1862 
Thomson, James M. 1855 
Thornton, Wm. G. 1849 
Thornton, E. A. (M.P.) 1867 
Tillinghast, Edwin L. 1861 
Tipton, Frank 1870 
Tircuit, Pierre C. 1869 
Todd, David L. 1854 
Todd, Chas. H. 1861 
Trabue, William C. 1860 
Trahan, John D. 1867 
*Traweek, Cornelius 1836 
*Traylor, Francis M. 1859 
Trent, Joseph H. 1870 
Tucker, Charles C. 1853 
Tucker, Francis H. 1870 
Turner, David B. 1859 
Turner, Richard G. 1860 24 
LIST NO. I—ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES. 
Tames. 
Tear of 
Graduation. 
Tames. 
Tear of 
Graduation. 
Tames. 
Tear of 
Graduation. 
Turpin, Stevenson W. 1861 
Turpin, Thomas James 1871 
Tyson, Winton L. 1869 
Watson, James R. 1870 
Weatherly, John R. 1852 
Weathersby, William 1860 
*Webb, Lewis A. 1847 
Webb, James Thomas 1850 
Webb, Jr., William T. 1867 
*Wedderburn, A. J. 
18 of List No, 2 
*Wedderstrandt, J C. P. 
25 of List No. 2 
Weissinger, Wm. S. 1871 
Wells, Wm. W. 1867 
Wells, Eliab H. 1868 
Werms, M. L. 1852 
West, Benj. F. 1867 
*Westmore, W. G. 1866 
Whelan, Charles 1866 
*Whicher, Patterson V. 1851 
*Whicher, Francis 1856 
Whitaker, Isaac R. 1858 
Whitaker, John 1869 
White, Chas, B. 1852 
White, J. A 1853 
White, Wm, Henry 1855 
White, Marcus B. 1861 
Whitehead Nathan E. 1867 
Whiteman, M. McD. 1867 
Whitfield, Benj. H, 1867 
Whittaker, John B. 1861 
Whitted, Levi 1844 
Whyte, R. Dunbar 1858 
Wickliffe, Thomas H. 1866 
Wier, James B. 1857 
Wilcox, Whitman 1837 
and 12 of List No. 2 
Wilder, William (M. p.) 1848 
Wilkinson, John E. 1869 
Williams, W. C. 1837 
*Williams, Isaac A. 1843 
Williams, Wm. H. 1847 
Williams, Melvin E. 1861 
Williams, Wiley T. 1862 
Williams, Wm. H. 1867 
Williams, Edward M. 1869 
Williams, Eufus G. 1870 
Williamson, Charles H. 1854 
*Willis, Oswald K. 1861 
Wilson, E. E. 1850 
Wilson, James D. 1857 
Wilson, Joseph E, 1862 
Wilson, Ishara G. 1868 
Wilson, James Henry 1871 
Wimbish, John Walden 1869 
*Wingate, James W. 1859 
Winn, Wm. H. 1848 
*Witherington, G. L. 1861 
Wolfe, L. A. W. 5.(m.p.)1851 
*Wood, Robert 1855 
Wood, Sandford 1857 
Woodruff, Zachary T, 1870 
Woods, Andrew Van 1856 
Woods, Thomas O, 1869 
Woodward, Gideon 1848 
Woolverton, A. V. 1854 
Wooten, Rufus H. 1859 
Word, Thomas 1861 
Worthy, J, D. 1855 
Worthy, Wm. G. 1862 
Wright, Wm, Green 1850 
* Wright, James W. 1860 
Wright, Patrick Henry 1860 
Wright, Reuben Finney 1870 
Wroten, B. W. 1853 
*Wyche, Philip 1855 
Wyche, George 1860 
Valentine, Philo G. 1861 
*Vance, Gilbert S. 1849 
and 24 of List No. 2 
Vandegriffe, John B. 1846 
Vann, James B. 1861 
Van Zandt, Isaac L. 1866 
Varner, Alonzo H. 1861 
Vaughan, Samuel F. 1869 
Vining, Peyton W. 1860 
Vinson, John A. 1861 
V 
W 
Waddell, A. P. 1853 
Wade, Henry F. 1859 
Wagley, John L. 1860 
* Walker, Geo.Hamilton 1853 
*Walker, E. M. 1854 
Walker, Tandy A. 1861 
Walker, Wm. Hamilton 1861 
Walker, Christopher 0. 1866 
Walker, Samuel 1866 
Walker, John Calvin 1869 
Walker, Wm. Wallace 1871 
Wall, A. A. 1854 
Wall, Alex. E. 1861 
*Wall, Thomas T. 1862 
Wall, James Thomas 1871 
Walsh, James 1861 
Walton, William A. 1859 
Ward, Daniel 0. 1848 
Waters, Henry W. 1855 
Watkins, Maryatt H 1856 
Watkins, Rutus Allen 1866 
Watkins, Wm. H. 1868 
Watkins, John Marion 1871 
Watson, William J. 1855 
Y 
Yates, Alexander 1857 
Yeates, Edmund D. 1870 
Young, Francis D. 1856 
Young, Nicholas D. 1867 
Young, John W. 1869 
Young Edmond Rufus 1871 
Youngblood, Samuel J. 1858 LIST NO. 2. 
LIST OF THE PROFESSORS, LECTURERS AND 
DEMONSTRATORS OF ANATOMY 
FROM 
1834 TO 1873. NAMES IN FULL. 
BIRTH, 
Place and Dat« 
DEATH, 
Date, Place,Cause 
OFFICE HELD, AND DATES OF SERVICE IN 
MEDL. DEPT. UNIVERSITY OE LA. 
DEGREES, SCIENTIFIC CONTRIBUTIONS, 
OTHER PUBLIC OFFICES, AND HONORS, ETC. 
1, *Hunt, Thomas 
Charleston, 
S. 0., May 
18, 1808. 
r 
New Orleans, 
Mch 20th, 1867 
Gout and Ch, 
Dysentery. 
“ Prof. Physiology and Anatomy” 1st Session, 
Resigned" May, 1835, 
1st Dean of the Faculty, 1st Session. 
“ Prof, of Special Path. Anat. and Clinical 
Practice,” Oct. 15th, 1836 to May 31st 1837, 
resigned. 
“ Prof. Phys. Pathology and Path. Anat.” 
March 28th, 1849 to March 20th, 1867, died 
“ Dean” April 30th, 1852 to Nov. 10th, 1862. 
M. D , 1829, Medl. Dept. Univ. Pa. 
M. D., 1863, Royal Univ. Havana, Cuba, 
Various Articles to Medical Journals. 
Official Reports, etc. 
House Surgeon Charity Hospital, N. O. 
“ Earliest and most active founder ” 
(Sept.1834) of the “ Medl. Col. of La.” 
Preside “ Physico-Medl. Socy.” of N. O. 
“Presdt. Univ. of La.” Mch. 1866 to Mch 
2. *Barton, Edward H. 
Va. 
N. Carolina. 
1859. 
Dis. of Heart. 
“Prof. Mat. Med. and Therap.” 1st Session to 
May, 1835, also April to resigna- 
tion June 26th, 1840. 
“Prof, Pract of Medicine,” May 1835 to Apl. 
10th, 1839. 
“ Dean” July 26th. 1836 to June 26th. 1840. 
1 2U, 1867. 
A.M. 
M. D. Medl. Dept. Univ, Pa. 
M. D, Royal Univ. Havana, Cuba, 
Numerous Articles and Reports,especially 
on “ Meteorology, Vital Statistics and 
Hygiene” of N. Orleans and La. “ Re- 
port of Sanitary Commission on Epi- 
demic Yellow Fever of 1853,” etc. etc. 
Presdt. La. State Medical Society. 
Permanent Member “U,S.Medl. As.” etc. 
8. Genas, Augustus H 
N. O. La. 
Prof. Obstetrics 1st Session, Jan. to June 8th. 
1885. Resigned. 
Prof. Obstetrics, April 10th. 1839 to Oct. 30th. 
1865, relieved by his request. 
Resignation accepted, April 16th, 1866. 
Emeritus Prof. Obstetrics, etc., since April 
16th, 1866. Last year of Service was Ses 
sion 1861-2. 
Dean, March 81st, 1844 to March 20th, 1845. 
M, D. Medl. Dept. Univ, Penn. 
Various Contributions to N. Orleans and 
other Medical Journals, 
4. *Inqalls, Thomas R 
Prof, of Chemistry, 1st Session, Jan’y to June 
1835. 
Prof, of Obstetrics, June 8th, 1835, to Feb’y 
25th. 1836. Resigned. 
M. D. 
1 
5. *Luzenburg, Charles A 
1808. 
July 16, 1848. 
Cincinnati, 0. 
“Dis. of Heart” 
Prof, of Surgery, 1st. Session, Jan’y 1835 to 
Jan’y 28th. 1887. Resigned. 
Dean, May 1835-1886, 
M. D., 1827, Jefferson Medl. Col., Pa. 
Presdt. La. Med, Chir. Soc’y 1843-47. 
An accomplished & distinguished Surgeon, 
LIST No. 2. INSTRUCTORS. 6. Mackie, James Mouse. 
/ Charleston, 
s. a, 
IProf. “Practice,” 1st. Session Jan’y to May 
1835. “Mat. Med. and Ther.*’ three Ses- 
IM. D., 1830., Medl Col. of S. Carolina, 
1808, 
sions, May 1835 to Aug. 28th 1838. Eesignd. 
ii 
7. *Harrison, Jno. Hoffman 
Washington, 
March 19th. 
Adjunct. Prof. Physiology and Anatomy, and 
M. D., Univ. Maryland. 
D. C., 
1849. 
Demonstrator ot Anatomy, 1st Session. 
Resid’t Surgeon Ch. Hospital 1833-1836. 
Aug. 30th. 
Phth. Pulmon. 
Prof. Phys. and Pathology, May 1835 to Mch. 
Ed. and Originator of N. O. Medl. and 
1808. 
1849. Died. 
Prof, Mat. Med. with Eiddell. H. lecturing on 
Therap. Session 1838-9. 
Prof. Anat., July 6th. 1841 to June 7th. 1842. 
Dean, June 26th. 1840 to June 6th. 1841, also 
June 7th. 1842, to Mch 81st. 1844. 
Surg, Journal 1845 to Jan’y 1849. 
Author of “ Harrison’s Nervous System,” 
1844, 
Many admirable articles in Medical Jour- 
nals. Essays and experiments on Yel- 
low Fever are still standard references. 
8. Stone, Warren 
St. Albans, 
Vermont, 
Demon, of Anat. Jan’y 1835 to July 1836. 
Lecturer on Anatomy, July 27th. 1836 to Jan. 
M. D., 1831. School Med. Pittsfield,Mass. 
Ed. N- O. Medl. and Surg. Jour., Sept. 
Feb’y. 1808. 
28th. 1837. Prof. Anat. and Lecturer on 
1857 to Jan’y 1859. Various Med. and 
Surgery, Jan’y 28th. 1837 to May 31st. 1837 
Surg. Articles in N. O. Med. Jours, etc. 
Prof. Anat. and Surgery, May 81st. 1837 to 
Asst. House Surgeon 1883-5, and House 
Surgeon 1835-9, Charity Hospital. 
April 3d. 1839. Prof, Surgery, since April 
3d. 1839. 
9. *Powell, Wm. Byrd 
Prof. Chemistry, 2d Session May 1835 to Det- 
ach. 1836 Eesigned. 
M. D. 
10. Jones, James 
Georgetown, 
D. 0., 
Prof. Obstet, and Dis. of Women and Children 
Feb’y 25th. 1836 to April 10th. 1839, and 
M. D. Medl. Dept. IJniv. Penn. 
Hesdt. Phys. Philadelphia Alms House. 
1806. 
since April 30th. 1866. 
Prof. Practice, April 10th. 1839 to April 80tb 
1866. Dean, June 6th. 1841 to June 7th. 
1842, April 1848 to May 20th. 1849. 
Ed. N. O. Medl. and Surg. Jour. 1857 to 
Jan’y 1859. 
Various articles to Medical Journals. 
11. *Eiddell, John Leonard 
Leyden, 
Mass., 
Oct. 7th. 1865, 
New Orleans, 
Prof, of Chemistry Oct. 13th. 1836 to Oct. 7th. 
1865. 
A. B, and A. M,, “ Eensalear School,” 
Troy, N. Y. 
Feb’y 20th. 
Soft’g of Brain. 
Prof, of Mat. Med. with Prof. Harrison, Ses- 
M. D., 1835, Cincinnati Medical College. 
1807. 
sion 1838-9. 
Prof. Botany and Adjunct. Prof. Chem., 
Cinn. Med. College, 1835. “Synopsis 
Flora Western States,” and of La. Dis- 
covered Genus Eiddellia. 
Invented Binocular Microscope, 
Many articles in N. O. Medl. and Surg. 
Jour. Eesearches on “ Blood Corpus- 
cles of Amph. Tridact.” etc. 
IT. S. “ Melter and Eeflner ” of N. O. 
4 
U. S. P, M. of N. O. NAMES IN FULL. 
BIRTH. 
Place and Date 
DEATH, 
Date, Place,Cause 
OFFICE HELD, AND DATES OF SERVICE IN 
MEDL. DEPT. UNIVERSITY OF LA. 
DEGREES, SCIENTIFIC CONTRIBUTIONS, 
OTHER PUBLIC OFFICES, AND HONORS, ETC. 
N. Y.1808. 
Columbia, 
S. C. 
Demonstrator of Anatomy, Session 1837-8, 
Prof. Anat., April 3d. 1839 to Mch.l6th 1841. 
Resigned. Prof, Mat. Med. and Therap., 
Oct. 27th. 1848 to May 20th. 1867, when re 
lieved for ill health, to June 6th. 1867,when 
he died. Dean, May 20th, 1849 to Apl.30, ’52 
M. D. 1837, Medl. Col. of La, Asst. Surgeon 
[N. O. Ch. Hospl. 1837-9. 
M. D. 1837. Medl. Dept. Univ. S. 0. 
Surgeon, P. A. C. S. 
13. *Nott, Gustavus Adolphus.. 
June 6th. 1867. 
Montgomery, 
Ala. 
“ Locomotor 
Ataxie.” 
1 
14. *MorqaXj GtEOrgr 
0., La. 
1840, Phth.Pul 
Demonstrator of Anatomy, Session 1839-40. 
Demonstrator of Anatomy, Session 1840-41. 
M. D. Medl. Dept. Univ. Penn, 
M. D. 1840, Medl. College of La. 
15. *Drouillard, Vincent A 
La. 
1841. Phth.Pul 
1842. 
Prof. Mat. Med, and Therap., 2 Ses. 1840-42. 
Prof. Mat. Med. and Therap., June 7th. 1842, 
to Oct. 1848. Dean March 20th. 1845 to 
March 20th, 1846, 
M. D., Surgeon U. S, N. 
M. D. 1836, Medl. Col. of La. 
Ed. N. 0. Med. and Surg. Jour. 1845. Arti- 
cles on Yellow Pever, etc. 
17. *Carpwnter, "Wm M 
1811. 
Oct. 1848. 
N. O., La. 
Phth. Pul. 
1810, 
1860 ? 
Prof, of Anat., June 7th. 1842 to July 1st. 
1856. Dean March 20th. 1846 to April 1848. 
Emeritus Prof. Anatomy, July 3d. 1856. 
M. D. Medl. Dept, Uriv. Penn. 
Asst. Surgeon U. S. N. 
Maryland. 
Sofi’g of Brain. 
1844. 
Dem. of Anat., two Sessions, 1842 to 1844. 
M. D, 
20. *LeMonnier, Ytes Eene 
N. 0. La., 
Jan. 7, 1817. 
June 25th. 1870 
N. O., La. 
Phth. Pul. 
1853. Phth.Pul 
Dem. of Anatomy, Oct. 28th. 1844 to 1853. 
Resigned. 
Asst. Dem. of Anat., one Session, 1849-50. 
M. D. Medl, Dept. Univ. Penn., 1840 ? 
M. D, 1849, Medl. Dept. Univ. of La, 
M. D. 1849, Med. Dept. Univ. La. 
Ed. N. 0. Med, News and Hosp. Gazette. 
Prof, of Anat. N. O. School of Med. 1856, etc. 
La. 
Dem. of Anat., May 19th. 1853 to 1856. 
Resigned. 
La. 
Dem. of Anat., May 19th. 1853 to 1856. 
Resigned. 
Dem. of Anat. July 3d. 1856 to Dec. 30th. ’57. 
Resigned. 
M. D, 1850, Medl. Dept. Univ. La. Prof, of 
Surg. N. O. School Med. 1866, etc. House 
Surg. C. Hosp. 1854 to 1858. Ed. N. O. Med. 
[News and Hosp. Gaz. 
M D. 1849, Medl. Dept. Univ. La. 
Asst. Surgeon JS. O. Ch. Hosp. 1856. 
24. * Vance, Gilbert S 
La. 
Texas. 1858. 
Phth. Pul. 
LIST No. Continued. 25. 
* WZDDSBSTBA.NDT, Jno. C. T 
/ Baltimore, 
Md., 1814. 
/ Feb’y 9 1864, 
N. 0., 
Phth. Pul. 
j Prof. An at, July 8d. 1856 to April 4tb. 1857.iM. D. 1835, Medl. School Univ. Md. 
Resigned. Lect. on Auscult. and Pereas- Resid’t Sarg, N. 0. Ch, Hasp, 1839-1852. 
sion, Oct. 25th, 1856 to April 1858. J 
26. 
NOTT, JoSIAH CLARK 
Prof, of Anatomy, April 22d, 1857, to April 
19th. 1858. Eesigned, 
M. D. 1827, Medl. Dept. Univ. Penn. 
Author of “ Biblical and Physical History of 
Man,” ‘‘Types of Mankind,” “Indig. Races 
of the Earth.” Numerous Articles in Med. 
Journals; N. O. Med. and Surg. Jour., 
Amer. Jour, of Medl. Sciences, etc., etc. 
Member of many domestic and foreign Medi- 
cal and Scientific Societies. Prof. Anatomy 
Mobile Medical College 1858-1862, 
S. 0., 
March 31st. 
1804. 
27. 
Chaille, Stanford Emerson 
Nichols, Wm. Charles 
Natchez, 
Dem. of Anat. Mch. 20th, 1858 to Mch. 29th. 
1867. Lecturer on Obstetrics, Oct. 30lh. 
1865 to April 30th. 1866. 
Prof. Phys. and Path. Anat. since Mch. 29th. 
1867. 
Dem. of Anat, Mch. 20th. 1858 to April 1st. 
1869. Eesigned. 
A. B. 1851, A. 31. 1853, Harvard Col., Univ. 
Mass., Cambridge. 
M. D, 1853, Medl. Dept. Univ. La. Eesdt. 
Physician 1853-4 U. S. Marine Hospital, N, 
Orleans. Ed. N. 0. 31ed. and Surgl Jour., 
1857-1868. “ Vital Statistics of N. O., 
1856-1870,” etc. 
M. D. 1856, Medl. School, Univ. Md, House 
Surg. N. O. Ch. Hospl. 1860 and 1861. 
Ed. N. 0. Med. and Surg. Jour. 1859-67, etc. 
28. 
Miss. 
July Sth. 
1830. 
1833 ? Ala. 
29, 
Eichaedson. Tobias Gibson 
Lexington, 
Ky., 1827. 
Prof, of Anatomy since April 19th, 1858. 
Dean, since Oct. 6th. 1865. 
“ Lecturer on Clinical Med.” July 6th. 1860 
to Mch. 15th. 1861. 
M. D. 1848, Medl. Dept. Univ. Louisv., Ky. 
Dem. Anat. Medl. Dept. Univ. Louisville 
1848 to 1856. Prof. Anat. Penn. Medl. Col., 
1856-58, Member “ Acad. Nat. Sciences 
Phil.” “Col. Physicians and Surgeons,” etc. 
Ed. of '* Louisville Eeview,” and “ N. Amer- 
ican Med.-Ohirurg.-Eeview”. Author of 
“ Richardson’s Anatomy”. Various Con- 
tributions in “ West. Jour. 3Ied.” “ N. O. 
Med. Jour.” etc. 
M. D. Prof. Pract. Med. Medl. Col. of Ohio. 
Author of “A Practical Treatise on Phthisis 
Fulmonalis,” pp. 557. 1861. 
A. B. Univ. of Dublin, Ph. D. Univ. Gottin- 
gen. Various Articles since 1849, in Prcdgs 
Eoyal Soc’y London ; London, Edinburgh, 
and Dublin Philos. Mag.; Annales de Chim. 
et. Pharm., Reports r*nt. As., Silliman’s 
Am. Jour. Sciences, N. O. Med. Jour., etc* 
Hon. Deg. of M. D., Medl. Dept. Univ. of La. 
Prof, Chemistry, Univ. Va., since 1868. ‘ 
30. Dawson. L. M 
81. 
Mallet, John W 
Dublin, 1832. 
Prof, of Chemistry, Oct. 17th. 1865 to Julv 
30th. 1868. Eesigned. NAMES IN FULL; 
BIRTH. 
DEATH. 
OFFICE HELD, AND DATES OF SERVICE IN 
DEGREES, SCIENTIFIC CONTRIBUTIONS, 
Place and Date- 
Date, Place, Cause. 
MEDL, DEPT. UNIVERSITY OF LA. 
OTHER PUBLIC OFFICES, AND HONORS, ETC. 
32. Bemiss, Samuel Merrifield 
Nelson Co., 
Prof. Theory and Practice of Medicine, since 
June 15th. 1866, 
I 
M. D. 1846, Univ. of N. York. Prof. Clin. 
Med. 1858, Hyg. and Med. Jurisp., 1859- 
60, Mat. Med. and Therap. 1861, Phys. and 
Path. 1865, of Medl. Dept. Univ, Louisv. 
Ed. Med. News, Louisv. Ky., 1858-9. Sr. 
Ed. N. O. Jour. Med. 1868-70. Essays on 
Croup, Marriages of Consanguinity, Report 
on Influences of Marriages of Consanguinity. 
Registrar State, Ky., 1860. Ky. Legislation 
Report 1859. Many Contrib. to Med. Jours. 
Ky., Oct. 15 
1821. 
1 
33. Pope, Bolling A 
Washington, 
Ga., Jan’y 
16th. 1830. 
‘ Lect. on Disease of Eye and Ear,” January 
20th, 1867 to April 1st 1869, Eesigned. 
M. D. 1856, Medl. Dept. Univ. N. Y. House 
Surgeon Bellevue Hospl. N. Y. Member 
“ Wurtzburg, Med. Phys. Soc’y,” “ N. Y. 
Path, and Am. Ophthal. Soc’y.” Various 
Contributions on Phys, and Path. Eye, 
■ 
84. Bickham, Chas. Jasper 
Washington 
Par. La.1830 
Dem. Anat. (with Nichols) May 20th. 1867 to 
April lst.1869, Sole Dem, Anat.since Ap.’69. 
M. D. 1856, Med. Dept. Univ. La. Asst. 
House Surgeon N. O. Ch. Hospl. 1857-8. 
85. Hawthorn, Prank 
Prof. Mat. Med- & Therap. “ protem,” May 
20th. 1867 to Mch, 6th. 1868. Prof. Mat. 
Med. and Therap. since March 6th, 1868. 
M. D. 1859. Medl. Dept. Univ. N. Y. Prof. 
Chem. N. O. School of Med. 1866-7. 
Contributions to N. O, Med. Jour. 
Ala,', Sept. 
20th. 1835. 
Mch. 31st 1 
86; *Kellt, Chas. Hxjrst 
La. 1845. 
Yazoo Co. 
1870, N. 0., \ 
Dis. of Heart J 
Asst. Dem. Anat, Apl29th. ’69, to Mch 31,’70 
Asst. Dem. Anat. since April 29th. 1869. 
M. D. 1868, Medl. Dept. Univ. La. 
M. D. 1869, Medl. Dept. Univ. La. 
A, B. Princeton College. M, D. Medl. Dept. 
87. Cullen, John Merrill 
Miss. 1846, 
Liberty Co., 
Ga., Sept. 6, 
1833. 
Prof. Chemistry since'July 30th. 1868. 
Univ. Pa. Prot. Chem. Medl. Col., Savannah. Ga., 1857-8. Prof. Nat. Sciences, 
Uniy. Ga., 1858-9. Prof, :Chem, Med. Col. Ga., 1859-61. Prof. Phys. Path., and 
Instit. of Med. of Medl. Dept. Univ.Nashville, 1866-68. Report on Agricultural Resources 
of Ga. Spurious Vaccination,* etc., in C, S. Numerous Articles to various Med. Jours. 
Smithsonian Contribts, to Knowledge. Trans. Am. Medl, As, andMed. Memoirs U. S. 
Sanitary Com. 
89. SorcHoN, Edmond 
Opelousas, 
La. 1844. 
Asst. Dem. Anat. since June 24th. 1870. 
5 - rr. ,-x • | rr-.-'n tr> - t .... 
M. D, 1867, Medl. Dept. Univ. La. Laureat & 
Interne Hospls. of Paris, 1865, Thesis on 
“Aneurisms.” Various Articles N. O. 
Med. Jour. 
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BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
REPORTED DEATHS. 
Other Degrees, 
Scientific Contri- 
State. 
Year 
Post Office. 
State. 
Date, Place, Cause. 
buttons, Public 
Offices, Honors, etc 
1836, No. Graduated, 14 
*Carpenter, Wm. M. 
Delatule, R. M. A. 
*Delavigne, Alphonse B. 
Fosgate, Walter 
French, George Ed. 
Hart, Alexander 
*Simeontkoski, Albert 
Langstaff, Ogden D. 
Lawhon, John C. 
Lewis, John Hampden 
Romer, Francis J B. 
La. 
1811 
N. Orleans 
La. 
Oct. 1488, N. 0,, Phth. 
[Pulm. 
N. 0., Yellow Fever 
1832, Baton Rouge, La. 
[Accidentally killed. 
( 
Vide List No.2 
La, 
La. 
1810 
Alexandria 
N. Orleans 
Baton Rouge 
N. Orleans 
La. 
La. 
La. 
La. 
A. B. Tale Col., 
M. D. P.| 1840. Va- 
Fran 
1812 
Mobile 
Ala. 
rious Contribts.to- 
N. 0. Med. Jours. 
Asst. Surg. C. H. 
N. 0., 1835-7. Surg 
*Traweek, Cornelius 
Barnes, Charles (h,d.) 
Carpenter,Benj. Owen (h. 
D.) 
Miss. 
Ohio. 
Georgetown 
Miss. 
1862, Georgetown, 
[Phth. Pulm. 
Gen., La. 1856. 
Phvs. to Spring 
H. Col. 1870. 
1837, No. Graduated, 8, 
*Anderson, Wm. D. 
Donnelly, Edmund B. 
Harris, Benj.G. 
Leech, Richard H. 
McGee, JamesG . 
*Mueller, John W. 
Wilcox, Whitman 
La. 
La. 
Ala. 
La. 
Miss. 
La. 
N.Y. 
La. 
Ala 
La. 
1808 
Baldwin (Co) 
Bayou Sara 
IOOOj iUcDiplllUj XtJIlIl« 
[Dig. of Heart 
Vide List No.2 
Williams, William 0. 
Miss. 
Clinton 
La. 
1838, No. Graduated, 
9. 
*Baskin, Samuel P. 
Boyer, Lewis W. 
Colmar, George 
Hughes, Edwin 
Mitchell, Thomas F. 
*Ormond, Giles M. 
Remburt, Abijah R. 
Simmons, Samuel S. 
Smith, Samuel Parrish. 
Tex. 
Miss. 
NC. 
Ohio. 
Ala. 
Ala. 
Ala. 
Ala. 
Ga. 
1814 
Montgomery 
Graville 
Natchitoches 
Prattville 
Ala. 
Ala. 
La. 
Ala. 
1865, Pneumonia 
1839, No. Graduated, 
9. 
Beverley, Louis S. 
Depoorter, Lucien P. 
*Lindsay, Wm, Brashear 
McCarty, John 
Phares, David Lewis 
Ala. 
La. 
Miss. 
La. 
La. 
1817 
N. Orleans 
Woodville 
La. 
Miss. 
1867. 
' 
A. B. 1837. “ Col. 
La.” A. M. 1840. 
Univ.Ky. Various 
Contrib’s on Med. 
Reese, James T. 
*Smith, Stanhope W. 
Meux, Thomas 0. (h.d.) 
Serves, Jean (m. p,) 
Ala. 
Miss. 
La. 
La. 
...... 
Georgetown 
N. Orleans 
Miss 
La. 
1841, Georgetown, 
[Congestive Fever. 
• 
and is at. History 
“ Med. Flora,” of 
Southern States. 
1840, No. Graduated, 
2. 
"Drouillard, Yincent A, 
La. 
N. Orleans 
La. 
1841 
Vide List No. 2 
*Sims, William R. 
Miss. 
Woodville 
Miss. 
1865, Pneumonia 
1841, No. Graduated, 9. 
*For, Reuben Wm. 
La, 
Rubeola. 
“ Prior to War.” 
E. J. 
Hiriart, Paul Louis 
"Jackson, Joseph 
King, Wm. W. 
Lovie, James 
Ala. 
La. 
La, 
La. 
R. Is 
1814 
1812 
Plaquemine 
Evergreen 
N. Orleans 
La. 
La. 
La. 
A. B. Jackssn, La 
Martin, Robert C. 
"Newport, Albert G. 
Norwood, A. T. 
Miss. 
La. 
La. 
Port Hudson 
J ackson 
La. 
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BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
REPORTED DEATHS. 
State. 
Tear 
Lost Office. 
State, 
Date, Place, Cause. 
buttons, Public 
Offices, Honors, etc. 
1842, No. Graduated, 10. 
*Calderwood, Sr. John 
*Fay, Timothy 
Fox, J. P. 
*Hacker, J. B. 
Kowalewski, K. 
Nicholson, John 
Pickering, G. W. 
Rainey, W. W. 
Shields, Benjamin 
Smith, Joseph D. 
1843, No. Graduated, 6. 
La. 
Mass 
La. 
La. 
Pol’d 
La. 
La. 
N.O, 
La. 
La. 
1818 
Monroe 
Baton Rouge 
Plaquemine 
Orrville 
Bayou Sara 
La. 
La. 
La. 
Ala. 
La. 
1868. 
Chicago, Apoplexy 
1863? 
' 
A. B. La. Col. Jack- 
son, La. 1835. Pres. 
1 
Police Jury and Com 
Fin. W. Feliciana La. 
Bates, Francis Asbury, 
Bruner, Lycortas Lysander 
Daneey, Chas. F. M. 
Davis, G, W. 
Pujol, Juan B. 
*Williams, Isaac A. 
Mass 
1819 
Marion 
Ala. 
/ 
A.B. 1839,A.M. 1842, 
Wes. Univ. Middle, 
town, Conn. 
Amherst Col. Mass. 
Mass 
I 
1846, Baton Rouge,La 
[Phth. Pulm. 
[Gastritis. 
1868, Bastrop, Texas. 
Ala. 
Vt. 
Cuba 
La. 
1844, No. Graduated, 14. 
Armstrong,Beasan Lawrence 
Ala. 
1821 
Pleasant Hill 
La. 
Bacon, J. S. 
Baldwin, Barlow 
Bird, M. H. 
Dupuy, Trasimond 
Ala. 
Miss. 
Ala. 
La. 
1814 
Meadville 
St. Gabriel 
Miss. 
La. 
| 
M.D. Univ. Ya. 1837, 
Field, Caspar W. 
Gordon, W, B. 
Grant, James C. 
Hargis, Robert Bell Smyth 
George 
Holmes, Benj. Eob’t 
La. 
Miss. 
Can. 
N.O. 
1818 
Pensacola 
Fla. 
1 
| 
Surg. Jour. 
Surg.TJ.S.Mar. Hosp- 
Pensacola 1854-60. 
La. 
Mex. 
1 
Various Ai LicIls lo 
Med. Jour. 
Miss, Leg. 1855-7. 
Miss. 
1821 
Yazoo City 
Miss. 
I 
Power, Bonemy 
Whitted, Levi 
Davis, E. A. (m.p.) 
USA 
Ala. 
La. 
1845, No. Graduated, 16. 
Call, John L. 
Marsden 
*Chinn, Robert H. 
Chowning, Thomas W. 
Dickason, John W. 
Fox, D. Raymond 
Fugate, Y. H. 
H. S. 
Gray, Fred. Cunningham 
Heard, Thomas J, 
Hogan, Benj. R. (h.d.) 
McClure, William A. 
McIntosh, Allan 
Porter, Charles H. 
Reading, Richard H. 
Remes, Clement 
Fla. 
La. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Opelousas 
Brazonia 
La. 
Tex. 
[ Aorta 
1857, Aneurism of 
1866? -j 
Before the war. Jack- 
[son, La., drowned. 
1869, Amite Co.,Miss. 
[Phth. Pulm. 
Various Contrib. to 
N. 0. Med. Jour. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
S. C. 
Tex. 
USA 
Miss. 
Ala. 
La. 
Tenn 
La. 
1825 
Clinton 
Brush Yalley 
Galveston 
Cambridge 
Lower Peach 
[Tree 
Rosales 
La. 
La. 
Tex. 
Ala. 
Ala. 
Mex. 
1846, No. Graduated, 19. 
* Barker, Richard D. 
Bonzano, Max. Ferdinand 
La. 
G my 
1821 
Williamspo’t 
New Orleans 
La. 
La. 
1862, California 
Melter & Refiner TJ • 
S. B’b, Mint. Light- 
house Engineer, tl.S. 
Butt, John W. 
Cody, Thomas 
Hiram M. 
Miss. 
Mo. 
La. 
: \ 
Catahoula Par., La. 
[Killed 
Field, Henry 
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State. 
Year 
Post Office. 
State. 
Date, Place, Cause. 
hutions, Public 
Offices, Honors, etc. 
List of 1846 Continued 
*Gibson, Winfield S. 
Hidalgo, Antonio M. 
Labarria, Francisco Yadillo 
Lancaster, Alonzo 
Lee, Gonald, A. J. 
Leslie, Nelson K. 
McGehee, Iveson G. L. 
McManus, Charles 
Oliver, Charles A. 
Head, John Brahan 
Scott, A. F. 
Stevens, Joel K. 
Yandegrifle, John B. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
1867, Drowned, -{ 
4 
Member Miss. Leg- 
Cuba 
Cuba 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
1824 
Summit 
Miss. 
islature, 1855, 
Miss. Leg. Kepre- 
seutative. 
A.M. 1850, Uuiv.Ala. 
La. 
Ala. 
Ala. 
Paral 
Mex. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
La. 
1847, No. Graduated, 28. 
Barnes, Francis 
*Benedict, Thomas B, 
Byrne, Edwin D. 
Comer, Milton C. 
Compton, Thomas W. 
Gotten, Thomas Lewis 
*Crockett, John B. 
Downes, James M, 
Dupereir, Alfred. 
Earbee, Floyd 
♦Fallen, Alonzo 
Fitzhugh, Francis M, 
*Fourniquet, Henry A. 
Giffen, Samnel Y. 
Haden, John M. 
Hedrick, Wm. 0. 
Lewis, Irwin E. 
Marks, Joshua 
Norton, Wm. E. 
Ogden, George P. 
Piernas, Joseph A. 
Poelnitz, Benj. B. 
Eapp, William E. 
Eed, J. W. 
Eowlett, Augustus 
Shelby, Eussell B. 
Shuford, Franklin Brevard 
*Webb, Lewis A. 
Williams, Wm. H. 
La. 
St. Joseph. 
La. 
J 
‘•Civil Admin.” Ten- 
sas Par. 1870, City 
Pbys. N. O. 1865. 
Minister of Priini- 
Miss. 
1863. * 
Ala. 
Ga. 
La. 
Miss. 
1823 
Camden 
Miss. 
J 
Tenn 
La. 
La. 
Ala. 
Miss. 
Ya. 
La. 
1817 
Yicksburg 
Miss. 
1851, Cuba. Shot with 
the 50 of Lopez Exp. 
1860 Bayou Boeuff,La 
cive Baptists, 1860, 
La. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
La. 
La. 
Miss. 
La. 
Ala. 
La. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
N. C. 
Columbus 
Canton 
[to?i 
San Luis Po- 
Linden 
Holly Sprngs 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Mex. 
Ala. 
Miss. 
Ark. 
Shreveport 
La. 
1848, No. Graduated, 31. 
Brissett, Alexander 
Burt, Wm. D. 
Gilley, Philip Noble. 
Cohea, David, 
Cole, James L. 
La. 
Miss. 
N.H. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
1821 
Lowndesboro 
Ala. 
1864, Adms Co.Miss-J 
f 
Yar. Contrib. to 2T. 
Heustis, James Fountain 
*Hollinger, John A, 
Jackson, David D. 
Jenkins, Thomas Griffin 
Johnson, John L. 
Larche, N. E. , 
McCracken, Eobert 
Ala. 
Ala. 
1829 
Mobile 
Ala. 
Prof. An at. & Prof. 
Surg. -‘Col. Ala.”, 
Mobile. Asst- and 
1853. Yel. Fever. ( 
Passed Asst. Surg. 
U. S. Navy. 
Va. 
Ala. 
La. 
La. 
La. 
1826 
1822 
Greenville 
Camden 
Miss. 
Ala. 
' 
Col. S. C, List No. 3.—Annual Class List of the Alumni. 1848—1850. 
BIRTH. 
RESIDE NCR. 
REPORTED DEATHS. 
Oth er Degrees, _ 
Scientific Contri- 
butions, Public 
Offices, Honors, etc. 
JNis-iVXJkO JJ, UXjAj. 
State. 
Tear 
Post Office. 
State. 
Date, Place, Cause. 
List of 1848 Continued. 
■ > ■ r -• , • 5 
McGuifey, Hardy 
Marchesseault, Isaac 
May, Green B. 
Pickett, William H. 
Peirce, David B. 
Reynauld, William 
Rhodes, James G. 
Riddell, George 
Russell, Stephen C. 
Miss. 
Can. 
La. 
Ala. 
Penn 
La. 
Tex. 
N.Y. 
Me. 
Miss. 
La. 
La. 
Miss. 
Ya. 
Ya, 
La. 
1821 
1827 
1822 
1820 
Clinton 
Trinity 
Clinton 
Baton Rouge 
Palmyra 
Now Orleans 
La. 
La. 
La. 
La. 
Wis. 
La. 
\ 
Sect’y H. O. Board 
Health since 1868. 
1868, Tex. Dysentery 
'853. Yellow Fever 
£5Cottj J olin x• 
Shiel, James 
Sigur, Achille 
Snider, Thornton A- 
W ard, David C. 
Winn, Wm. Henry 
Woodward, Gideon 
Wilder, William (M. P.) 
1826 
Iberville Par 
Holmesville 
La. 
La. 
1849. No. Graduated, 30. 
; .«J 
Allain, Frederick 
Alston, Lemuel L 
*Ball, Dorrick S. 
Beard, Cornelius ( 
Beaumont, E. L. 
Boagni, Yincent 
Bradbury, James 
F. C. J. 
La. 
Ala. 
Ga. 
La. 
Miss. 
Italy 
La. 
La. 
Miss. 
La. 
La 
1806 
New Orleans 
New Orleans 
Opelousas 
New Orleans 
La. 
La. 
B69. N. 0. Pneum’ia 
Vide m of List No, 2. 
1. 
A. 
1822 
La. 
La. 
Tex. 
Resd’t Physr. XT. S 
Mar. Hosp. JST. O. 
oreecuove, j. vv. 
Brown, Washington T. 
Clapp, Theodore Sylvester 
New Orleans 
La. 
[Drowned. 
W. B. Rouge La. 
.860. Pneumonia 
Biloxi, Miss. Y.Fever 
vOJlj u aflacb O • 
James 
W. 
Ala. 
La. 
La. 
Ala. 
La. 
La. 
Ala. 
La. 
Ala, 
Ala. 
Miss. 
Ala. 
Ya. 
La. 
Ark. 
La. 
La. 
La. 
Clarke Co. 
Ala. 
i\ V 1 
-reiaer, wm. 
1858. Ouachita City, 
[La. Phth.Pulm. 
.850. Canton, Ala., 
[Fever 
1866. Yazoo Co.Miss. 
Vide 21 of lust Ho. 2. 
HuuhILuJu, A-lGXftiidftr* 
Hamlin, Charles 
John J. 
Hunter, Joseph Warren 
Irvine, W. <, 
Jenkins, L. W. 
Marshall, Francis Wioatte 
Mixon, William L. 
Randal E. 
'Redditt, Thomas H. 
Reese, Augustus J. 
Smith, Wm. Dangerfield 
Steubinger, H. 
Thornton, Wm. G. 
Vance, Gilbert S. 
Floral, Jules A. (m.p.) 
*Bare, Wm, (m.p.) 
1817 
1827 
1827 
1824 
Natchitoches 
Canton 
Walla, Wal- 
[la C. H. 
Camden 
Cheney ville 
Galveston 
La. 
Ala, 
W’sh 
Ala. 
La. 
Tex. 
1818 
IQ.»* V 
Selma 
Red Riv Ldg 
New Orleans 
New Orleans 
Ala. 
La. 
La. 
La. 
[Dropsy 
1858. Tex. Phth. Pul. 
Vide 24 of List Ho. 2. 
1850, No. Graduated, 37. 
wibVJI 
, 
Arrington Kobert Henry 
Baker, Washington M. 
Bridges, Allen 
Bridges, Wm. H. 
Brownell, Edward R. 
Brunson, C. S. 
Buie, Wm, E. 
*Canter, Edwin 
Cantrelle, Arthur 
Choppin, Samuel 
N.C. 
1825 
Livingston 
Ala. 
Ala. 
1868. Tuscaloosa, Ala 
Miss. 
Ala. 
Conn 
Ky. 
Miss. 
La. 
La. 
La. 
1826 
1825 
1818 
Opelousas 
EastHartfo’d 
Milford 
New Orleans 
New Orleans 
New Orleans 
La. 
Conn 
Tex; 
La. 
La. 
La. 
j j . 
A.B. 1841, A. M. 1844 
Oakland Col. Miss. 
Vide 23 of List Ho. 2 List No. 3.—Annual Class List op the Alumni. 1850—1851. 
NAMES IN FULL, 
BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
REPORTED DEATHS, 
Other Degrees, 
Scientific Contri. 
State. 
Year 
Post Offic® 
State. 
Date, Place, Cause. 
buttons, Public 
Offices, Honors, etc. 
List of 1860 Continued 
Dorsey, John H. 
Miss. 
Eckford, J. E. 
Ferguson, A. D. 
Miss. 
• 
Ala. 
Files, George W. 
Ala. 
Gosport 
Ala. 
Foster, Wm. Bradford 
Ala. 
1823 
Calhoun 
Ark. 
Greenleaf, Lawrence M. 
N.y. 
1817 
New Orleans 
La. 
Harmon, A. S. 
Harper, Miles Hampton 
Miss. 
1868. Choctaw Co. 
[Ala. 
La. 
Henry Edmund T. 
Tenn 
1827 
Vicksburg 
Miss. 
Hutchinson, A. K. 
Ala. 
*Jones, John Harwood 
Ala. 
1823 
Dallas Co. 
Ala. 
1865. Conges. Fever 
A.B. 1847, Princeton, 
Lipscomb, Wm. L. 
Miss. 
N. J. 
Lockridge, W. T. 
Miss. 
Garlandsv’le 
Miss. 
McLean, J. T.J 
N.Y. 
McLeod, J. F. 
Miss. 
Maples, James S. 
Ala. 
E. B. Eouge 
La. 
Otts, Thomas J. 
Ala. 
Perkins, Lewis G. 
La. 
Clinton 
La. 
Eay, James 
La. 
Opelousas 
La. 
Keynolds, Wm. 
Ala. 
Khodes, DeWitt 0. 
Ala. 
Smith, C. Stanhope 
Ala. 
Webb, James Thomas 
N.C. 
1823 
Scooba 
Miss. 
Wilson, Francis E. 
La. 
Wright, Wm.' Green 
N.C. 
1818 
El Dorado 
Ark. 
Goldman Henry (m.p.) 
La. 
LaPlace, B. (m. p.) 
La. 
1851, No. Graduated,42- 
Gmy 
Ala. 
r 
Prof. Chemistry La. 
Albers, Frederick Bernard 
Barge, Edward 
1822 
New Orleans 
La. 
J 
Straight tlniv. 1870, 
1 
San’ty Insp. N. 0. 
Board Health. 
Barron, Thomas J. 
Ala. 
Newbern 
Ala. 
Bonner, William 
Ala. 
*Brumbey Chas. E. 
La. 
Claiborne Co 
Miss. 
1853. Claiborne,Miss, 
Burrows, T. J. 
Ala. 
1827 
[Yellow Fever 
Butts, John 
Va. 
Skip with’s 
Miss. 
Calcote, J. G. 
La. 
*Coates, Winston Smith 
Miss. 
1828 
1862. Ark. Phth.Pnl. 
*Covington, T. 
Davis, Thomas A. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
1854. 
f 
Ala. 
Sect’y Board Health, 
Dirmeyer, Geo. William 
*Egan, Frederick 
La. 
New Orleans 
New Orleans 
La. 
1 
1858-60, ’67 68, mem- 
ber State Leg, 1854-5 
Emeritus Prof, Mat. 
La. 
La. 
1861. Pnemonia ( 
Fisher, Wm. D. 
Gary, Milton 
Tenn 
Ala, 
Med. & Ther. N. 0. 
“Dental Col.” 
Gates, G. T. 
Miss. 
Gilson, W. C. 
Miss. 
Calvert 
Tex. 
*Harmon, A. M. 
Tex. 
Waterproof, La. 
[Killed accidentally 
Hereford, K. F. 
La. 
Waterloo 
La, 
Hill, James C. 
Hughes, Wm, Preston 
La. 
Va. 
Miss. 
1827 
Port Gibson 
Miss. 
•Jones, Stirling H. 
Ala. 
W arsaw 
Ala. 
1858. Warsaw Ala. 
Jones, T. W. 
Ala. 
[Drowned 
Lee, John Bachman 
S. 0. 
1829 
Keachi 
La. 
Lockhart, Kichard H. 
Ga. 
Lowe, Wm. H. 
Ala. 
Matchett, J. F. 
Ala. 
Brenham 
Tex. 
Mills, John Chapman 
Nichols, E. F. 
Paine, John E. 
S. C. 
1826 
Arnaudville 
La. 
La. 
Killed accidentally 
Miss. 
*Pollard, Edward 
La. 
Port Gibson 
Miss. 
1867. Port Gibson. 
Kash, James S. 
Ala. List No. 3.—Annual, Class List op the Alumni. 1851—1853 
NAMES IN NULL. 
BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
REPORTED DEATHS. 
Other Degrees, 
Scientific Contri- 
State. 
Year 
Post Office. 
State. 
Date. Place, Cause. 
button a, Public 
Offices, Honors, etc 
List of 1861 Continued. 
Red, Wm, C. 
Royston, Robert T, 
Ryan, Philip M. 
Slaughter, Stanton 
*Stewart, A, 0. 
Stirling, Ruffin Gray 
Thomason, William A. 
* Whicher, Patterson Y enable 
LeRoy, G. (m. p.) 
Wolfe, L. A. W. S. (M p.) 
Miss. 
Ala. 
La. 
Miss. 
La. 
La. 
Ala. 
Kj. 
La. 
La. 
1827 
1827 
Marion 
St. Francis- 
[vills 
Bayou Sara 
Ala. 
La. 
La. 
1867. Bayou Sara. 
[Apoplexy 
1852, No. Graduated,44. 
Anderson, W. A. 
Ball, Spencer M. 
Banks, John T. 
Blevins, John F. 
Booth, R. S. 
Boyer, P. C- 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Ala. 
Ala. 
La. 
La. 
Marion June 
N. Orleans 
Ala. 
La. 
| 
Ed. N. 0. Med. N. & 
Hosp. Gaz. H. Sure. 
Callaghan, Jno. D. 
Chastant, Alcee 
Clopton, A. G. 
*Coorpender, W. F. 
*Donnaud, A. 
Evans, James S. 
*Fatheree, Benj. B, 
Ford, David 
Ford, John D. 
Gibson, Jos. A. 
Gilbert, W. T. 
Gregory, Francis R. 
Griffing, Daniel McCall 
Guy, Joseph H. 
Hood, R. 
Johnson, J. J. 
Jones, J. Welch 
Lambremont, P. M. 
LePretre, John Adrien 
McCurdy, Thaddeus C. 
*McKinney, Wm. H. 
May, Wm. M. 
*Nettles, Joseph A. 
*Nicholson, Isaac E. 
*Nye, A. R, 
*Peterson, John P, 
Quinney, Rigdon 
La. 
La. 
La. 
Miss. 
La. 
Ala 
Miss. 
1*830 
N. Orleans 
Jefferson 
Raymond 
N. Orleans 
Bladon Spgs 
La. 
Tex, 
Miss. 
La. 
Ala. 
Tex. 
1 
1861. Nashville, Tenn 
[Pneumonia 
Lake Village, Ark. 
1853, N. 0, Y. Fever 
Rante” and “Hotel 
Dieu.” 
La. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Tenn 
Ala. 
La. 
La. 
La. 
La. 
Ala. 
Miss. 
1824 
Richmond 
Hazlehurst 
Jackson 
St. James Pr 
Tex. 
Miss. 
La. 
La. 
Miss. 
La. 
Miss. 
N.Y- 
Ala. 
Ala. 
1827 
1826 
Holmes ville 
Princeton 
N, Orleans 
Anderson 
Miss 
Miss. 
La. 
Tex. 
A. B. 1846, Centre- 
Richards, A. B. 
Richardson, Thomas P. 
A. C. 
La. 
S.C. 
Tenn 
1826 
1830 
Monroe 
La. 
1853. N. 0. Y. Fever 
1854. Phth. Pulm. 
s 
ville Col. Ky. 
Salles, B. J, 
Sanders, Jerry 
Semple, Ed. A, 
Sullivan, L. R. 
C. C. 
Weatherly, John Russum 
Werms, M. L. 
White, Charles Braman 
La. 
Miss. 
Ala. 
Ala. 
Tex. 
Md. 
Tex. 
Vt. 
1827 
Payette 
N. Orleans 
Miss, 
La. 
A. M. "Wabash Col. 
Inda. 1ST. 0. 
B. H. since 1868. 
1853, No. Graduated,72. 
t 
Aills, William, 
Ball, Inmer Ulloa 
Miss. 
La. 
1826 
Crystal Spgs 
Bayou Sara 
Miss. 
La. List No. 3.—Annual Class List of the Alumni. 1853. 
'■ — ! * 
Other Degrees, 
BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
DEATH, 
Scientific Contri- 
butions, Public, 
Offices, Honors, etc. 
.W jSLIVL LiO ill J? U JLiJU» 
State. 
Tear 
Post Office. 
State. 
Date, Place, Cause. 
List of1853, Continued. 
F.qjrrii > 
• » i.-io2 ■. ;.i 
*Baskin, John C. 
Ala. 
Union 
Spngs 
Ala. 
Nov. 
1870. 
Mem. Ala. Legislate. 
Bedwell, Jonathan M. 
Chaille, Stanford Emerson 
Miss. 
.... 
Waco 
Tex. 
1863. Waco. 
Pul.Hsem. 
Vide 27 of List No. 2. 
Miss. 
1830 
La. 
James E. 
Miss. 
Canton 
Miss. 
1855. 
Canton. Y. lev 
Chew, W. Smith 
Miss. 
*Clarke, E. Cary 
Va, 
*Clarke, Hiram 
Craddock, W. P. 
Ga. 
Ala. 
855. 
Kansas. Phth. 
[Pulm. 
Crawford, G. G. 
Ala. 
DeBlanc, Ernest 
La. 
New Orleans 
La. 
Delente, Paul E. 
La. 
,r f, , . JA ■ f; 
Deloney, Isaac E. 
Ala. 
Miss. 
Doty, J. J. 
Miss. 
Duck Hill 
Fisher, Levi Hill 
Ohio, 
1827 
Shreveport 
La. 
Fitzpatrick, Philip 
Ala, 
Ark, 
. I (I !*• / U 
Fricke, Frederick 
La. 
Pine Bluff 
A. B and A. M. Dan- 
Gaines, Jno. Hutchins 
Goodwin, H. L. 
Gray, Henry C, 
Miss. 
1831 
Ark. 
ville, Ky. 
Ala. 
it I 
Tex. 
Grogan, Eob’t P. 
N. 0. 
Miss 
Harvey, Joseph B. 
Miss. 
Columbus 
. - • . A. .,,fl 7 ’• 
Haynie, Uriah 
Ala. 
1830 
Anderson* 
Tex. 
asl U 
Hebron, John Lawrence 
Va. 
1832 
Bovina 
on* 
Miss 
Contrib.toMed. Jours 
Ga. 
Ala. 
1823 
it 
lacon 
Miss 
Presd’t L'ox. Co. 
llendi ick, Obadiah 
Hester, Manlv L. 
Med. Society. 
Hill, Lafayette Decatur 
Hill, Wm. Henry 
Penn 
1828 
W ebberville 
Tex. 
Presd’t Tipton Co. 
Tenn 
1828 
Tenn 
Med As. 
Hodnett, W. Harrison 
Ga. 
Jones, D. Nathaniel 
Miss. 
*Lauve, Samuel E. 
La. 
853. 
Yellow Fever 
City Phys. Jackson, 
Miss. 
Lemly, Joseph 
N. C. 
1831 
Miss. 
Ligon, Edward A, 
Ala. 
McAlexander, Edward 
Ala. 
McCulloch, William 
S. C. 
1832 
Providence 
La. 
McGee, John 
Ala. 
■ . 
McIntyre, Jno. 0. 
N. C. 
1819 
I 
’ort Gibson 
Miss. 
Magee, J. 0. 
Miss, 
I 
iOuisville 
Ark. 
Manning, A. M. 
Ga. 
Means, Hudson J, 
Ala. 
*Mellon, William F. 
Miss. 
B 
ayinond 
Miss. 
1853. 
Eaymond 
Millar, W. S. 
La. 
Canton. 
*Moore, James 
Mooring, 0. B. 
Miss. 
La. 
Miss. 
1854. 
Near 
Jefferson 
Tex. 
[ Miss. 
*Newson, W. F. 
Ark. 
Helena 
Ark. 
1856? 
Phth 
Pulm. 
Nunn, Samuel A. 
Ala. 
1829 
E 
.aleigl 
I 
Miss. 
. , A • • • ■ ■ 1 ' ■ 
Ormond, J. J. 
Ala. 
N. 0. Med. and Surg. 
\ 
ello 
Ark 
Uwens, Jno. Alexander 
*Packer, E. F. 
Ala. 
A, B. and L. B. Har- 
Patton, W. S. 
Ala. 
vard Col.Mass. 1845, 
Yntest. Dis.” 
and L. B, Univ. La. 
Adi’t Prof-Anat. 1856 
Prof. Phys. 1857-59, 
*Peniston, Anthony A. 
La. 
1824 
New Orleans 
La. 
Apl2, 
1863, 
“Acute ■ 
Pettit, Daniel Eawlings 
Miss. 
1830 
\ 
Varrenton 
Miss. 
Prof. Anat, 1859-63, 
N. O- School Med. 
*Pickering, Alfred S. 
Pugh, John B. 
Eawlings, Edward G. 
(186f 
5. Port 
Gibson 
Major, 20th, Ala. 
La. 
Miss. 
1829 
Paincourt 
[ville 
La. 
\ Miss. Kil’d in bat. 
r 
Eegt. P. A. C. S. 
Sabatier, Eugene F. 
La. 
...... 
S 
t. Martins- 
La. 
i F r i (' VT c r ' 
Sallis, J. G. 
Miss. 
Attallaville 
Miss. 
1865. 
Attala Co. Miss 
Sandell, W. N. 
Miss. 
lofi, < 
Sandford, John T. 
La. 
Miss. 
-i 
A.B. 1850 A.M. 1853, 
GeorgetownD.C.Col. 
Semmes, Alphonso Thos. 
Ga. 
1830 
Canton List No. 3.—Annual Class List of the Alumni. 1853—1854* 
NAMES IN FULL. 
BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
REPORTED DEATHS. 
Other Degrees, 
Scientific Contri- 
butions, Public 
Offices, Honors, etc. 
State. 
Tear 
Post Office. 
State. 
Date, Place, Cause. 
List of 1853 Continued 
Smith, Neal 
Ala. 
Smith, James L. 
Mex. 
*'i'hibaut, Auguste 
La. 
Thompson, Rob’t F. 
Ala. 
Charles 0. 
Tenn 
Waddell, A. P. 
Tenn 
Whiteville 
Tenn 
*Walker, Geo. Hamilton 
La. 
Galveston 
Tex. 
1869. Galveston. 
White, Jno. A. 
La. 
Lynchburg 
Tex. 
Wroten, B, W. 
Miss. 
•Anfoux, Octave, (M.P.) 
La. 
New Orleans 
La. 
*£spinola, Cristoval (M.P.) 
Yuc. 
18110 
1868, N. 0. Inflam 
1854, No. Graduated, 52. 
[Bowels. 
Bacot, Wm. 
Miss. 
Summit 
Miss. 
*Barkdull, James D. 
Miss. 
Jackson 
La. 
Murdered by U. S. j 
Surgn. in charge La. 
Barnett, Joseph W. 
Miss. 
[Soldiers, j 
Insane Asylum. 
Bres, Paul 
La. 
Belvidere 
Tex. 
1862. 
*Brown, W. W. 
Tex. 
P. A. C. S. 
Bruenn, A. 
La. 
[Wounds. 
Comfort, John W. 
La. 
. 
*Cook, F, L, 
La. 
Bailey, L. 0. 
Ala, 
[La. 
Bevore, Samuel 
By. 
Bonald, Joseph M. 
Ala. 
Bonald, James G. 
Ala. 
Brew, Emanuel S. 
La. 
1832 
New Orleans 
La. 
Buhourg, Adolpho Louis 
Fran 
1828 
Covington 
La. 
Eugene 
Fran 
1826 
Covington 
La. 
1859. Covington, La. 
Brwin, Wm. B. 
La. 
Boote, Horace F. 
La. 
[Murdered. 
*Gourlay, Jno. 0. T, 
La. 
Jackson 
La. 
1863. Jackson, La, 
Hubbard, Horace H. 
N.Y. 
1827 
San Fran. 
Cal. 
-! 
Mem. San Francisco 
*Hutf, Augustus C. 
Miss. 
Humphreys, C. W. 
Miss. 
P. A. C. S. 
* Johnson, Wm. R. 
Tex. 
Battle. 
Jones, George W. 
Ala. 
1832 
Ringgold 
La. 
Kendrick, Rob’t J. 
Fla, 
Leesburg 
Fla. 
Leatherman, G. W. 
Miss. 
Commerce 
Miss. 
Love, Wm. J. 
Tenn 
1832 
Corsicana 
Tex. 
* Luster, George P. 
Miss. 
Cayuga 
Miss. 
1854. Cholera. 
Luster, Miles J. 
Miss. 
Cavuga 
Miss. 
HcGown, Wm. Carroll 
Tenn 
1824 
Houston 
Tex. 
HcKnight, David 
Tenn 
HcRaven, John S. 
Miss. 
Hathieu, Jules 
La. 
New Orleans 
La. 
Hoodie, F. W. 
Ala. 
Huckle, Elbert 
Ala. 
Berry, W. W, 
Tex. 
Quinn, Micajah P. 
La. 
*Bay, John 
Tex. 
Jacksonville 
Tex. 
1858. Cherokee, Co. 
Bead, Henry 0. 
La. 
[Texas. Phth. Pul. 
Bobbins, Joseph H, 
Ala. 
Silliman, James M. 
Miss. 
Palestine 
Tex. 
Smith Alexander 
La. 
Smith, Christopher Rankin 
Miss. 
1882 
Crvstal Spgs. 
Miss. 
Smith, Newel C. 
Miss. 
Smith, Wm. A. 
Ala. 
i 
Smyth, Jas. S. 
Miss. 
I 
Talbott, Monroe 
Ky. 
1 
Todd, David Low 6 
La. 
1829 
Opelousas 
La. 
1 List Iso. 3,—Annual Class List of the Alumni. 1854 1855. 
NAMES IN FTJl.Ii. 
BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
DEATH, 
Other Degrees, 
Scientific Contri- 
State. 
Year 
Post Office. 
State. 
Date, Place, Cause. 
buttons, Public 
Offices, Honors, etc. 
List of 1854 Continued. 
Wall, Alex. A. 
* Walker, E. M. 
Williamson, Chas. H, 
Woolverton, Ashur Y 
La 
Tex. 
La. 
Miss. 
Victoria 
Enterprise 
Tex. 
Miss. 
1868. Gonzales Co. 
[Texas. 
1855 No. Graduated, 55. 
Allen, John G. 
Bailey, Walter 
Barry, Benj. E. 
Booth, Wa. B. 
Bowen, H. E. 
Oscar F. 
Brown, Samuel H; 
Callaway, Jas. Monroe 
Cartier, Jules 
Dole, David D. R. 
DeGraffenreidt, W. L. 
Ellis, Orren Littleberry 
Eox, A. S. 
Gilmore John A. 
Grayson, Thos. Blackman 
Hicks, J. Y. 
Hood, 0. J. 
Horn, Wm. Robert 
Houston, P. B. 
*Hulse, Jno J. 
Lockett, Thos. J. 
*McKinnon, Angus 
McLean Russell Wiison 
*Magee, Wm. L. 
Martin, Hugh M. D. 
Martinez, Louis 
Meredith, Cicero C. 
Milner, J. C. 
Monchet, Antoine 
Moore, J. E. 
Moreau, Joseph T. 
Nettles, Silas S. 
Olliphant, Samuel R. 
*Parsons, Horatio A. 
*Perkinson, Thomas B. 
Ramsey, A, K. 
Rice, Lyman J. 
Rogers. John M. 
Seale, Robert L. 
Shaw, Hiram D. 
Rob’t B. 
Shurtleff, Orlando V. 
Snodgrass, Henry 0. 
*Stevenson, Charles 
*Stewart, William 
*Sutton, James Edgar 
Taney, Frank Lavigne 
Thompson, James M. 
Waters, Henry W. 
Watson, Wm. J. 
White, Wm. Henry 
*Wood, Rob’t 
Worthy, J. D. 
Wyche, Philip 
Aleix Edward, (m.p.) 
Tex. 
La. 
Miss. 
La. 
Miss. 
Va. 
Tenn 
Ga. 
1826 
1831 
1834 
1833 
1832 
1830 
1829 
1833 
1828 
New Orleans 
Norfolk 
Memphis 
La. 
Va. 
Tenn 
Tex. 
1858. 
; 
Prof. Phys. & Med. 
Jump. Galv. Med. 
Col. 1870. 
Mayor Trinity La. 
Fran 
Ala. 
La. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
La. 
Ala. 
Ala. 
Ala. 
N. C. 
Round Top 
Louisburg 
Fairfield 
Moulton 
Leaksville 
Tompkinsv. 
Arbor Vitae 
Rocky Spgs. 
Pranklinton 
Columbia 
Enterprise 
N. Orleans 
Enterprise 
Tex. 
N.C . 
i 
j 
Tex. 
1860-1. 
Justice Peace 1859. 
Tex. 
Miss. 
Ala. 
P, M. and J. Peace. 
Ala. 
Fla. 
La. 
Ala. 
Ky. 
Miss. 
La. 
Ala. 
La. 
La. 
La. 
Ala. 
La. 
La. 
Miss. 
Tex. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
La. 
La. 
Miss. 
La. 
Miss. 
1856. Phth. Pulm. 
1861. Heart Disease. 
1855. N. Orleans, La. 
Ya, 
Florida. 
Ala. 
Tenn 
Tex. 
Ala. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Tex. 
Miss. 
Tex. 
La. 
Miss. 
Tex, 
Ala. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
La. 
Tex. 
La. 
1825 
Gaston 
Fayetteville 
Jefferson Co 
Meadville 
Rodney 
Ala. 
Tex. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
J 
D. D. S. Baltimore, 
1867. 
1857. 
[Texas. Y. Fever. 
1869. Washington Co. 
1863. Yaiden, Miss. 
1833 
1829 
1838 
1834 
Faj’ette Co. 
N. Orleans 
Trinity 
Jefferson Co. 
Clinton 
Rusk Co. 
N. Orleans 
Tex. 
La. 
[Killed. 
Ark. Killed dur. War 
J 
P. A. C. S. 
A. B. Franklin Col. 
] 
Tenn. 
A. B. Lagrange, Col. 
Miss. 
La. 
Tex. 
La. 
1856, Yellow Fever. 
1857. Phth, Pulm. 
Ky- List Ko. 3.—Annual Class List of the Alumni. 1856, 
NAMES IN EUI/L. 
BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
REPORTED DEATHS. 
Other Degrees, 
Scientific Oontri- 
State. 
Tear 
Post Office. 
| State. 
Date, Place, Cause. 
buttons, Public 
Offices, Donors,etc 
1856, No.Graduated,65, 
Allen, "Washington C. 
Baker, Boulds B. 
Baylis,John M. 
Beall, Elias J. 
Berthelot, Vm. Harrison 
Bickham, Chas. Jasper 
Burgess, Louis Augustus 
Butlei, Eob’t Ormond 
Cage, Albert H. 
Castellanos, John J. 
Chapman, Lewis T, 
Clement, John W. 
Coates, Washington Lord 
Corry, Nicholas A, 
*CrisIer, John W. 
DeBlanc, Dorsinos 
Doby, James M. 
Doyle, Pleasant E. 
*Egan, Barry Yelvcrton 
Estorge, Joseph Leonard 
Fenner, John S. 
Forster, James G. 
FrioU; Geo. Watson 
Gary, Epaminondas N. 
*Gibson, Wm. P. 
*Gill, Eufus F. 
Graves, Elijah M. 
Griffin, Josephus F. 
*Griffin, Marion M. 
Haw, Benj. S. 
Helwig, Chas, O. 
Hendrick, James D. 
Landry, Joseph A. 
*Lister, Sparton Q. 
Livingston, John A. 
McAfee, Joseph K. 
*McCaskill, Alexander 
McEvers, Douglass L. 
McGill, Wm. M. 
*Mclnnis, Daniel F, 
McMillan, Wm. Wallace 
*Massingale, Benj. A. H. 
Mitchell, Eob’t Wood 
“Mobley, Wm. M. 
Moore, John Washington 
Wm. W. 
*Murphy, John S. 
Newton, Allen 
Ddineal, James P. 
*Odom, Andrew J. 
Payne, Eobert W. 
Pennington, Thaddeus H, 
*Penrose, Joseph B. W. 
Perkins, Wm. Eufus 
Riddell, Wm. Pitt 
*Robards, Geo. W. A. 
’"Rowland, Lucius F. 
Sauve, Henry Pierre 
Sherrard, Zachariah L. 
Miss. 
Tex. 
Miss. 
Ga. 
1835 
1833 
Houston 
Monroe 
Fort Wood 
New Orleans 
Tex, 
Miss. 
Tex. 
La. 
J 
N. 0. City Physician 
La. 
1830 
New Orleans 
La. 
1859-60. 
Vide 34 of List To. 2. 
Supt. Insane A sy. 
Jackson, La., since 
1869. 
Surg. 14th La. Regt- 
P. A. C. S., Killed 
* Mist " dressing a 
wounded soldier, on 
the field of Battle.” 
La, 
1830 
J ackson 
La. 
J 
La. 
Miss. 
La. 
Miss. 
Ada. 
Miss. 
La. 
Miss, 
La. 
Ala. 
La 
La. 
La. 
Tenn 
Ala. 
N. C. 
Ala. 
La. 
Ala. 
1833 
1833 
1834 
New Orleans 
New Orleans 
Eutaw 
Wadeville 
New Iberia 
New Orleans 
Opelousas 
Mt. Sterling 
New Orleans 
La. 
La. 
Ala. 
Tex. 
La. 
La. 
La. 
Ala. 
La. 
1862. Sharpsburg, J 
[Va, ( 
Phth. Pulm. 
1859. Phth. Pulm. 
Mo. 
Ky. 
1827 
Evergreen 
La. 
Contrib’s to T. 0. 
1859, Tchula, Miss. 
[Malarial Fever. 
1860. Shelbyville, 
[Texas. Typ. Fev. 
[Diarrhoea- 
1862. Corinth, Miss. 
Med. Jour. 
La. 
La. 
La. 
La. 
A^a. 
Ark. 
La. 
Ala. 
La, 
Ala. 
Miss. 
1827 
Natchitoches 
Shelbyville 
La. 
Tex. 
1834 
Scotland 
Ala, 
Member Ala. Leg. 
Ala. 
Tenn 
Ala. 
Ga. 
Ala. 
La. 
Ark 
Miss. 
Ala. 
Miss, 
La. 
La. 
Miss. 
N.Y. 
La. 
Ark. 
La. 
La, 
1831 
1864. Crockett, Tex, 
[Phth. Pulm. 
J 
Memphis 
Moscow 
Green Co. 
Alamatcha 
Church Hill 
Tenn 
Prof. Mat Med }T870 
Memphis Med. Col. 
A. B. 1853, Oakland, 
1820 
1832 
Tex. 
Ala. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
1866. Phth. Pulm. 
1867. 
J 
1865. Petersburg, Va. 
[Killed in battle. 
J 
Col. Miss. 
Capt. 14th La. Kegt. 
1835 
1828 
Lockhart 
Houston 
Miss. 
Tex. 
P. A. C. S. 
A.B. 1851, A.M. 1854 
Tale Col.Prof. Chem. 
and Tat. Philos, Lit- 
erary Dep’m’t TJniv. 
La. 1854-58. 
1867? Gun.S.W.Tex ( 
1833 
New Orleans 
La. 
J 
A. B. St. Mary's Col, 
Md. 1851, List No. 3.—Annual Class List of the Alumni. 1856—1857. 
NAMES IN FULL. 
BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
REPORTED DEATHS, 
Other Degrees, 
Scientific Contri- 
State. 
Tear 
Post Office. 
State. 
Date, Place, Cause. 
buttons, Public, 
Offices, Honors, etc. 
List of 1856 Continued 
♦Shields, Howell H. 
Smart, Edmund E. 
Terrell, James D. 
Thompson, Alex. Ephraim 
Watkins, Maryatt Homes 
*Whicher,- Francis 
Miss. 
1858. 
La. 
1832 
Huddleston 
La. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Iowa 
La. 
1834 
1833 
1832 
Bogue Chitto 
Newton Dpt.j 
Lake Prov. 
Houma 
Miss. 
Miss. 
La. 
La. 
1863. N. 0. Pneum. 
J 
Capt.P. A.C. S. 
A. B. Oakland, Col. 
Young, Francis D. 
Ky. 
Springfield 
Tenn 
Miss. 
1857, No. Graduated ,65. 
Adams, John C. 
Alford, Jeptha Josephus 
La. 
Miss. 
Ala. 
1830 
1832 
Osyka 
Courtland 
Miss. 
Ala. 
J 
A. B. Murfreesboro’ 
Blanchet, Louis G. 
Boulware, Eob’t P, 
Bragg, Wm D. 
Buxton, Charles A. 
*Camp, Joseph B. 
*Cloutier,iaJos. Peter Rene 
Cockerham, John W. 
Collins, Joshua A. 
Davis, William 
Dement, David H. 
Dixon, Wm. 0. 
Doumeing, Emile 
Dunn, Wm. Wyly 
Duperier, Fred. 
Fleming, Elijah Y. 
*Gibson, Drury P. 
Givens, Alonzo 
Gordon, Thomas 
*Griffin, H. Brunner 
Haden, Richard Douglass 
Hall, Alfred 
*Hehert, Gustave S. 
Henderson, Robert H, 
Holloway, Jas. Montgomery 
Houston, James F. 
La. 
La. 
Ala. 
Miss. 
Ala. 
La. 
La. 
Miss. 
Tex. 
Miss. 
La. 
La. 
La. 
1833 
1835 
1831 
New Iberia 
Garlandsvlle 
Elyton 
N atchitoches 
Montgomery 
New Orleans 
La. 
Miss. 
Ala. 
La. 
La. 
La. 
La. 
1858. Typhoid Fever. 
1860. 
. i 
Col. Tenn. 1853. 
A.B- 1853, A.M. 1856, 
Centenary Col. 
Arts. Med. Jours. 
La. 
Miss. 
La. 
La. 
Miss. 
New Iberia 
La. 
1866. 
• 
1869. 
1 
Miss. 
S. C 
La. 
S. C. 
Ky. 
La. 
La. 
1834 
Cold Springs 
Plaquemine 
Tex. 
La. 
Ky- 
La. 
Prof, of Pbys. and 
Med. Jurisp. Ky. 
School Med. 1867. 
Prof. Anat. TJniv. 
Louis Ky. 1865-6, and 
Pbys. 1866-7. Many 
articles on Surg. etc. 
See Amer. Jour.Med. 
Science, etc. 
D.M.P. 1861. Various 
contrib. on Y. F. of 
Creoles. 
N. O. City Pbys. 
1829 
New Orleans 
*Humble, Josiah K. 
Hunter, Authur F. 
*Inge, George W, 
Jackson, Alva E. 
Jones, Dudley Watson 
Jordan, John A. 
La. 
Ga. 
Miss. 
Clinton 
La. 
1866. 
1861. 
La. 
Miss. 
1835 
Port Gibson 
Miss. 
r 
AB. 1854, A.M, 1857, 
Oakland Col. Miss. 
Tex. 
Ala. 
1825 
Rusk Co. 
Toomsuha 
Tex. 
Miss. 
1 
Justice Peace, 1860. 
A.B.1854, TJniv.Miss. 
Kohn, Arthur 
Lilly, Thomas Wright 
Lloyd, Wm. A. 
McKinney, Jeptha 
McNeely, John N. 
Mills, Thos. Lilley 
Mobley, John M. 
Morrison, John 
Morse, Edward M. 
Mosely, Elijah B. 
Overton, Ahdon Alex. 
Parry, Samuel M. 
La. 
La. 
Miss, 
La. 
Ala. 
La. 
La. 
1833 
1818 
1835 
Port Hudson 
Greenshurg 
Thompkinsv. 
Port Hudson 
La. 
La. 
Ala. 
La. 
1863. Vienna, La. 
[Variola. 
La. 
La. 
Ala. 
Tenn 
Tex. 
1830 
San Fran. 
Orrville 
Corsicana 
Cal. 
Ala. 
Mo. List ISo. 3.—Annual Class List of the Alumni. 1857—1858. 
NAMES IN PULL. 
BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
DEATH, 
Other Degrees, 
Scientific Contri- 
State. 
Tear 
Pose Office. 
State. 
Date, Place, Cause. 
buttons, Public 
Offices, Honors, etc. 
List of 1857 Continued. 
Phillips, Wm, L. 
Richardson, James C. 
*Eoyall, Wm. S. 
Ryan, Hillary 
*Sims, John 
Snow, Henry J. 
Spencer, Duncan McCallum 
Spinks, John Clark 
Springfield, Benj. E. 
Tate, Eice Bronaugh 
*l'hach, Charles F. 
Thomas, Franklin M. 
Wier, James B. 
Wilson, James D. 
Wood, Sandford 
Yates, Alexander 
Meyer, Ferdinand (m.p.) 
La. 
La 
Miss. 
Downsville 
La. 
1860. Vicksburg,Miss. 
[Phth. Pul. 
1864. Cedar Creek -{ 
[Killed in bat. 
Phth. Pulm. 
Tex. 
Miss. 
Tex. 
Tenn 
Ala. 
La. 
Ala. 
Ala. 
La. 
Miss. 
S. C. 
Ky. 
Miss. 
La. 
1834 
1831 
1834 
Egypt 
Medon 
St. Stephens 
Tupelo 
Athens 
Collinsburg 
Miss. 
Tenn 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Ala. 
La. 
Colonel 21st Miss, 
liegt. P. A. C. S. 
X858, No.Graduated,68. 
Andrews, Wm. P. 
Baker, Wm. 
Barbot, Jno. Paul 
Beck, James N. 
Brown, Alex. Porter 
Ga. 
Ala. 
La. 
Miss. 
La. 
1833 
New Orleans 
Jefferson 
La. 
Tex. 
J 
A. M. 1858, Cen.Col. 
Brown John E. 
Cammack, Augustus J. 
Campbell, Samuel W. 
Capdeville, Auguste 
Carroll, James 
Coburn, John, 
Collier, Thad. B. 
Compton, Samuel G. 
*Connor, Wm. Edward 
*Cook, Oscar L. 
Ark, 
La. 
Miss. 
Tenn. Colony 
New Orleans 
Tex. 
La. 
La. 
D. M. P.—1861 
Miss. 
Tenn 
Tex. 
La. 
Ala. 
La. 
1828 
Troup 
Sugar Land 
Tex. 
Tex. 
Tex. 
1869. Haem. Mai Fvr. 
1865? S.Fran. Drown. 
J 
Havis, James B. 
New Orleans 
La. 
Dem. Anat. K. 0. 
Deason, Gilbert T. 
Ala. 
1828 
Elyton 
Ala. 
J 
Arts, in N. 0. Med. 
Sen. Ala. 1865. 
*Dougherty, Charles M. 
*Edwards, Marcus C. 
Eobert A. 
Pi eld, Wm. B. 
Fitzgerald, Peter Fletcher 
Poster, Eobert W, 
*Goode, James J. 
Griffin, Wm. A. 
Guice, Napoleon Lorenzo 
Hamilton, Edward L. 
Harrison, Theophilus 
*Harrison, Wm. B. 
Hill, Eob’t Edward 
Hoff, Oliver 
Hynes, Thos. 0. 
*Kendrick, Geo. W. 
Kerel, Julius T. 
Lane, Alex. Gallatin 
*Lockwood, Benson Mott 
Lowe, James Humble 
*McCary, Jarvis M. 
McCreigbt, William E. 
Miss. 
Ga. 
Ga. 
Miss. 
N. C. 
Ala. 
Ala. 
Tex. 
Miss. 
Ark. 
Ala. 
Ala. 
Ala. 
Ga. 
La. 
1864 -j 
“Died in service,” P. 
1834 
1835 
1836 
1836 
1838 
1824 
1832 
Miss. 
[Dec. 31st, 1862,) 
-! Killed at Battle of V 
( Murfr’sboro,Tenn J 
1863. Brownsville. 
1867. Thibodaux, La. 
[Eenal Dis. 
1866. Gunterville. 
A. C. S. 
1st Lient. 27th Miss 
Tex. 
Vols. P. A. C. S. 
Surgeon P- A. C. S. 
Lieut. 1st Eegt. La. 
Inly. P. A. C. S. 
Capt. P. A. C.S. Arm 
Grenada 
Miss. 
Payette 
Eichmond 
Gunterville 
Alum Creek 
Burton Dep. 
Miss. 
Ark. 
Ala. 
Tex. 
Tex. 
1859 ? Phth. Pulm.’ 
.J 
lost at Shiloh. 
La. 
1835 
1837 
1336 
Marionville 
Crystal Spgs 
Knigbts Fr’y 
Elyton 
Bastrop 
Mo, 
A.B. 1854, and A.M. 
1856 Cent. Col, La. 
Wounded in P, A. C. 
S. at Atlanta, Ga. 
Leg amputated. 
Miss. 
La. 
Ala. 
Ala, 
Miss. 
Cal. 
Ala. 
La. 
1868. Typhoid Fev. *■ 
1864. Forsyth, Ga. -j 
[Pyaemia. * List Ko 3.—Annual Class List of the Alumni. 1858—1859, 
NAMES IJST FULL. 
BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
REPORTED DEATHS, 
Other Degrees, 
Scientific Contri- 
State. 
Tear 
Post Office. 
State. 
Date, Place, Cause. 
buttons, Public 
Offices, Donors,etc 
List of 1858 Continued. 
McLain, Andrew Ferdinand 
McPherson, 'William 
Moore, Thomas S. 
*Morgan, Henry Walter 
Mullen, Henry F. 
Needham, Eli W. 
Newton, Isaac J. 
Nott, Henry Junius 
Pace, Jesse M. 
*Payne, Robert Beale 
Penny, Willis T. 
Percy, James Rowan 
Perkins, David McDarrell 
Peirce, Dunklin 
Reader, Fabius H. 
D. Hardeman 
'x'Roby, Edward P. 
Shackelford, Leonidas 
Shelby, Isaac Asbeury 
Sherrard, Wm. Rufus 
Shine, Wm. Francis 
*Slay, Samuel 
Simmons, Wm. D. 
Stewart, James R. 
*Taylor, John 
Thigpen, Elijah 
Whitaker, Isaac R. 
White, Rob’t Dunbar 
Youngblood, Samuel J. 
La. 
1824 
New Orleans 
La. 
r 
j 
Tar. Contrib’s on 
Teeth, Prof. N. 0. 
Dent. Col. 1867. Doct. 
Dent. Surg. Phil. Col. 
Dent. Surg. 1856, 
Sheriff Carroll Par- 
ish La., 1866. 
Arts, in Med. Jour. 
Mayor Camden Ark. 
one year. 
Ala. 
Tex. 
La. 
Ala. 
Miss, 
Ala. 
S.C. 
Ala. 
1825 
1836 
Few Orleans 
Isney 
Hamburg 
Camden 
La. 
Ala. 
Ark. 
Ark. 
1 
I860. N. 0. Killed in 
[duel. 
J 
Texas. Mai.Fever. 
1864? Choi. Morbus. 
Sept.1862.Phth.Pul. j 
1869. ChoctawCo.Ala. 
Virginia. Killed... -J 
La, 
La. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Ark. 
Tex. 
1836 
1837 
Tchula 
Buck Horn 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Ga. 
Ala. 
Miss. 
La. 
Fla. 
1837 
1833 
1833 
Meridian 
Thomastown 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Asst. Surg. P, A.C.S. 
15th Miss. Tols. 
Ala. 
Ala. 
Md. 
La, 
Miss. 
La. 
La. 
Opelousas 
Cayuga 
Trenton 
Greensburg 
La. 
Miss. 
La. 
La. 
P. A. C. S. killed in 
Battle 2d Manassas. 
1859, Wo. Graduated, 97- 
Barnett, Benj. Burruss 
Barron, Wm. Jackson 
Bennett, Jas. Watson 
Breda, Alex Philip 
Brosnabam, Geo. O. 
Buck, Chas, Edward 
Burns, James 
*Caire, Edward 
N. C. 
Miss. 
S. 0. 
1827 
1834 
Port Hudson 
Whitefield 
Brookhaven 
La. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
J 
A. B. 1856, A. M, 1870, 
TJniv. East Tenn. 
A.B. 1856, A.M.185!). 
La. 
Fla.' 
Miss. 
1837 
1835 
1836 
Natchitoches 
Pensacola 
Port Gibson 
La. 
Fla. 
Miss, 
La. 
La. 
New Orleans 
New Orleans 
La. 
La. 
1867 
Princeton Col. N. J. 
P. A. C.S. Asst. Surg. 
A.B. 1853, St. Josephs 
Col. Bardstown, Ky. 
Callaway, Ralph C. 
Castleton, Thomas Henry 
Chessher, Daniel S. 
*Chrisman, Pinkney D, 
Cothran, John W. 
Cowan, Chas. G. 
Davis, John H. 
*Davis, Samuel E. 
DeJarnette, John P. 
Dunn, Richard L. 
Erwin, Charles M. 
Fears, James 0. 
Finley, Wm. Preston 
Ala. 
Eng. 
Tex. 
Ky. 
Ala. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Ala. 
Miss, 
Ala. 
Ala. 
Miss. 
Ala. 
1834 
1838 
1836 
1886 
1834 
Mobile 
Nelsonville 
Monticello 
Horn Lake 
Yazoo 
Orrville 
Fannin 
Ala. 
Tex. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Ala. 
Miss. 
Ala, 
1870. Bright's Dis. 
1866. Gastritis. 
j 
Gaddis, Thomas 
Gardner, John Samuel 
Goodman, John 
Griffin, Patrick H. 
Haddox, Wm. T. 
Hall, Alexander Powe 
Hammond, Peter L. 
Harris. Elisha M. 
Miss. 
La. 
Ky. 
Ga. 
Ala. 
Ala. 
1833 
1836 
Baton Rouge 
Pine Hill 
Mobile 
La. 
Ala. 
Ala. 
1 
/ 
SecV Mobile Board 
of Health 1871. 
Tar.iContribs. to Am. 
Med. Jour. & N. 0. 
Ala. 
Tenn 
I 
Med. Jour. Demon. 
Anat.MobileMed.Col List Ko. 3.—Annual Class List of the Alumni. 1859. 
NAMES IN FULL. 
BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
REPORTED DEATHS. 
Oiher Degrees, 
Scientific Contri- 
butions, Public, 
Offices, Honors, etc. 
State. 
Year 
Post Office. 
State. 
Date, Place, Cause. 
List of 1859 Continued 
Haynes, James Monroe 
Ala. 
1829 
Brooksville 
Miss. 
Hill, Lewis H. 
Miss, 
Hill. Samuel A. 
Ala. 
Holcombe, Lucius L. 
Ga. 
1838 
Terrebonne 
La. 
Howe, Alex. T. 
La. 
[Station 
Jennings, Wm. D. 
Tex. 
Johnston, John P. B. 
Ala. 
Jones, James Albert 
La. 
1838 
New Orleans 
La. 
■{ 
Chief Obstet. Clinic,' 
Jones, Wm. L. 
Fla. 
10.0 . 
* Kilpatrick, Rufus H. 
Ala. 
Bell’s Ldg. 
Ala. 
James Bellar 
Ga. 
1838 
Butler Co. 
Ga. 
1865. Phth. Pulm, 
Lambert, Numa 
La. 
Lanier, Thos. H. 
Ala. 
Leggett, Wm. W. 
Miss. 
Linden 
Miss. 
*Lewis, Chas, D. 
Tex. 
Clinton 
La. 
1867. Yellow Fever, 
Lyons, John Johnson 
La. 
1837 
New Orleans 
La. 
McDonald, James H. 
Miss. 
[of Chickamauga. 
1863. Killed in Battle 
Asst. Surg. P. A.C.S. 
*Madden, Yirgil Yandivier 
Ala. 
1837 
Independnce 
Tex. 
1862, Pneumonia 
Asst. Surg. P. A-C.S. 
Meeker, Samuel F. 
La. 
Cheneyville 
La. 
Mercer, Wm. Mosby 
Ky. 
1828 
Galveston 
Tex. 
Mestayer, Jno. Gaston 
La. 
New Iberia 
La. 
Monroe, Geo. W. 
Ala. 
Marion June 
Ala. 
[Yellow Fever. 
Tex. 
1867. Houston, Tex. 
Asst. Surg. P.A.C.S. 
■ Moore, Aug. H. 
Ala. 
Ala. 
1862. Killed in Battle 
P. A. C. S. 
[Seven Pines, Ya. 
Moore, James M. 
La. 
1829 
W aterproof 
La. 
A.M. 1855, Con. Col. 
Morgan, Martin D. 
Miss. 
Morrison, John M. 
La. 
Murphy, Samuel C. 
Miss. 
Little Rock 
Ark. 
Miss. 
1864. Galveston, Tex. 
P. A. C. S. 
Offutt, Wm. Johnston 
La. 
1837 
Washington 
La, 
[Yellow Fever. 
Oliver, James P. 
Tenn 
Caldwell 
Tex. 
O’Neil, Cornelius F. 
La. 
Oswald, Jas. Walker 
Miss. 
1833 
Green Mt. 
Ark. 
Med. Jour. 
Owens, Jas. Monroe 
S. C 
1831 
Hamburg 
Ark. 
■{ 
Yar. Arts in N. 0. 
La. 
La. 
P.A.C.S. 
Pope, Marshall 
La. 
[Texas. 
Powell, Wm. Pentecost 
Ala. 
1835 
W averly 
Tex, 
Quinney, James M. 
Ala. 
Linden 
Ala. 
Peeves, James E. 
Tex. 
*Roberts. John J. 
Ala. 
Saunders, Jas. Walker 
Miss. 
Clinton 
La. 
Scott, Zach J. 
Miss. 
Silliman, Calvin W. 
Miss. 
*Smith, John D. 
Ala. 
1864. Phth. Pulm. 
Smith, Wiley Patrick 
N.O. 
1838 
Horn Lake 
Miss. 
Smith, David J. 
La. 
House Surg. N. 0. 
La. 
J 
Ch. Hosp. since 1863. 
Snow, Henry 
Tenn 
1831 
Oxford 
Ala. 
*Spears, Joab. B, 
Miss. 
f 
A. B. 1856, S. Ca. Mil. 
Steedman, Isaiah G. W. 
S. C. 
1835 
St. Louis 
Mo. 
1 
Institute, Prof. Clin. 
Stephens, John S. 
Tex. 
1 
Surg. “Col. Phys. & 
Stevens, Joseph 
Tex. 
Stewart, Robert A. 
La. 
Stringer, Sheldon 
N.C, 
1836 
Pierceville 
Fla. 
*Talbert, James W. 
Miss. 
Tarleton, Chas. Llewellyn 
La. 
Taylor, Peter 
Miss. 
1835 
Bucatunna 
Miss. 
Tebault, Alfred George 
Ya. 
1838 
Savannah 
Ga. 
[ Ch ancellorsville Ya. 
*Traylor, Francis M. 
La. 
FarmersvillejLa. 
L863, Killed in Battle 
Eegt. P. ATC.’S, List No. 3.—Annual Class List of the Alumni. 1859—1860. 
NAMES IN FULL. 
BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
REPORTED DEATHS. 
Other Degrees, 
Scientific Contri- 
State. 
Year 
Post Office. 
State. 
Date. Place, Cause. 
buttons, Public 
Offices, Honors, etc. 
1859, No. Graduated, 65. 
Turner, David B. 
Ala. 
Winona 
Miss. 
Wade, Henry, F. 
La. 
New Orleans 
La. 
Walton, Wm. A. 
*Wingate, James W. 
Ala. 
Ala, 
Paulding 
Miss. 
1862. Paulding. 
Wooten, Eufus K. 
Tenn 
[Dysentery. 
Leicher, Auguste, (m.p.) 
La. 
I860, No. Gradut’d, 113. 
Abernethy, Jones C. 
Ala, 
Alston, Alfred A. 
Ala. 
Austin, Eichmond Pierson 
N.C, 
1835 
Damascus 
Miss. 
Avent, Benj. J. A. 
Miss. 
Badger, George 
N.C. 
Bates, Cicero C. 
La. 
Bonneau, Edwin Alonzo 
S.C. 
1829 
Mansfield 
La. 
Bonner, Samuel L. 
Ala. 
Brack, John H. 
Miss. 
West Point 
Miss. 
Brevard, Ephraim A. 
Fla. 
♦Britton, Edward W. 
Brown, Benj. F. 
Tex. 
1867. Corpus Christi, 
La. 
[Tex. Peru. Fev. 
Buckner, Preston E. 
La. 
Cameron, John 
Tex. 
Caston, Samuel N. 
Miss. 
( 
Var. Contrib. N, 0. 
Chambers, Sidney Eelf 
Collins, Jno. W. 
La. 
1837 
New Orleans 
La. 
J 
Med. Jour, and Med. 
Ala. 
Columbus 
I 
Record, City Pbys. 
Jeff. City, 1809. 
Cook, James Y. 
Ala. 
1837 
Miss. 
Cook, Thomas B. 
Miss. 
*Cunningham, William H. 
Cuny Stephen Edward 
Ala. 
La. 
1866. Galveston, Tex. 
[Phth. Pulm. 
Asst. Surg.P. A.C.S. 
1837 
Oakley 
La. 
Curell, Charles M. 
La. 
1835 
Waterproof 
New Cart’ge 
La. 
Davis, Jno. Purvis 
Miss. 
1837 
La. 
DeLee, Alex. S. 
La. 
Clinton 
La. 
Denman, Moses Eichard 
East, Aug. Livingston 
Miss. 
1825 
Belmont 
Tex. 
Tex. 
1839 
Port Hudson 
La. 
*Egan, Aug. William 
Elliott, Jno. N, 
La. 
Miss. 
1865. St, Louis, Mo. 
[Phth. Pulm. 
Ford, Peter Eichardson 
Tenn 
1839 
Helena 
Ark. 
Frazer, James Walter 
Ala. 
1826 
Tupelo 
Miss. 
Fort, John 
Miss. 
Gamble, Wm. G- 
Ala. 
1834 
Eehobotb 
Ala. 
Gardner, John J. 
La. 
[dentally. , 
1863. Killed acci-"1 
Surgeon P. A. C- S. 
*Garrett, Fontaine D. 
Miss. 
1834 
Canton 
Miss. 
*Gibson, Charles W. 
Miss. 
1863. Columbus, Miss. 
Gilbert, Franklin M. 
Miss. 
[Typhoid Fever. 
Gilbert, Jackson M. 
Miss. 
Ginn, John Bell 
*Goldsby, Miles W. 
Miss. 
1835 
Livonia 
La. 
La. 
Killed during War. 
Moss Point 
Miss, 
Griffin, Erasmus Franklin 
Miss. 
1833 
Guerrant, John W. 
Tenn 
Guice, Wm. M, 
♦Harper, James 
Harwood, Thomas B. 
La. 
Ark, 
Ala. 
1836 
Little Eook 
Prairie B'uff 
Ark. 
Ala. 
1861 Oak Hill, Mo. 
[Killed in battle. 
1st Lieut. Mounted 
Infantry, P. A. C. S. 
Hill, Charles W. 
Miss. 
Hobson, Orlando A. 
Miss. 
Holcombe, James M. 
Ark. 
Holliday, Titus T. 
Miss. 
Hope, Elam J. 
Miss. 
Howell, John B. 
La. 
Hunt, Leander Gwinn 
N,0. 
1837 
Huntsville 
N.C. 
Jackson, James W. 
January, Derrick P, 
La. 
Vienna 
La. 
1 
La. List No. 3.—Annual Class List of the Alumni. 1860. 
NAMES IN NULL. 
BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
DEATH, 
Other Degrees, 
Scientific Contri- 
butions, Public 
Offices, Honors, etc. 
State. 
Year 
Post Office. 
State. 
Date, Place, Cause. 
List of 1860 Continued, 
Johnson, Franklin G. 
Miss. 
Ala, 
1866. La. 
Jones, John W. 
La. 
Jordan, John 
Tenn 
Kennedy, Nathan B. 
Ala. 
Kidd, Eugene M, 
Ala. 
1838 
Mansfield 
La. 
King, Wm. B. 
Miss. 
Lee, Rob’t Augustus 
Ala. 
1837 
Burnt Corn 
Ala. 
Lee, Wm. Joseph 
Ala. 
1838 
Haw Ridge 
Ala. 
i 
Grad.IJniv, Nashv’le 
Lewis, Samuel P. 
Miss. 
Lewis, Walter 
Tex. 
Sulphur Spgs 
Tex. 
Miss. 
P. A. C. S. 
Luckett, Robert L, 
La. 
1837 
Alexandria 
La. 
[received at Shiloh. 
Luckett, Sherrod G. 
Miss. 
McCord, Wm. Harrison 
Tenn 
1838 
Eagleville 
Tenn 
McCreary, John A. 
Ala. 
1832 
Evergreen 
Ala. 
Maddox, William E. 
Tex. 
Marks, Thomas, Meriwether 
Ala. 
1832 
Marshall 
Tex. 
Montgomery, John R. 
La. 
Moody, Rob’t F. 
Ala. 
*Murphy, Wm, C. 
Ala. 
Mobile 
xvia. 
1863. Chancellorsv. f 
Capt- “Beauregard 
Nailer, Frank 
Miss. 
Yicksburg 
Miss. 
[Shot thro’ brain. [ 
Rifles” Wilcox s Brig 
P A C S. 
iNeal, Vandy Marcellus 
Ala. 
1839 
Auburn 
Ala. 
Noel, Samuel S. 
Miss. 
Nuckolls, John M. 
Ala. 
Collinsberg 
La. 
Packwood, Richard T. 
N.Y. 
New Orleans 
La, 
Parker, Daniel 
Yt. 
1835 
Perryville 
Ala. 
Yt. 
1834 
1863. Chr. Diarrh... 
Asst. Surg. P> A.C. S. 
Passmore, Benj. F. 
Miss. 
Phillips, Jack 
Ala. 
Portwood, Wm. A. 
Miss. 
West Point 
Miss. 
Posey, Geo. Washington 
Qa. 
1832 
Alexandria 
Ala. 
Purviance, James 
La. 
Rainey, Frank 
Ala. 
1838 
Crockett 
Tex. 
Rhodes, Lemuel 
La. 
Longwood 
ijH. 
Richardson, Lemuel 
Miss. 
1836 
W arrenton 
Miss. 
Riddell, Sanford Schrager 
La. 
1838 
Cincinnatus 
-N.Y. 
Robertson, Jr. Wm. F. 
La. 
Robertson, Wm. Allen 
Conn 
1837 
Washington 
La. 
Sawyer, Wm. T. 
Ala. 
Sherrer, Fred. L. 
Ala. 
Hamburg 
Ark. 
Shields, Bisland 
La. 
1838 
Church Hill 
Miss. 
Smith, John P. 
Ala. 
*Smith, Martin L. 
Ala. 
Downsville 
La. 
1868. Phth. Pulm, 
*3prague, Wm. Howell 
Miss. 
1835 
New Orleans 
La. 
1863. Bay. Lafourche -{ 
Asst. H. Surg. N. 0. 
Statham, Wm. H. 
Miss. 
[La. Phth. Pulm. 
Stevens, Rufus K. 
Miss. 
Stewart, John A. 
La, 
Stroud, Jonathan H. 
La. 
Rocky Mt. 
La. 
Tate, Uriah 0. 
Miss. 
' - 
Thompson, Joseph W. 
Ala. 
Trabue, Wm. C 
La. 
Turner, Richard G. 
Tex. 
Yining, Peyton W. 
Tex. 
Wagley, John L. 
La. 
Mansfield 
La, 
Wealhersby, Wm. 
Miss. 
Monticello 
Miss. 
*Wright, James W. 
Miss. 
Warren Co. 
Miss. 
1862. Near Richmond 
Private 2d La. Vol. 
Wright, Patrick Henry 
Ala. 
1837 
Macon 
Ga. 
[Ya. Killed. 
Regt. P. A. C. S. 
Wyche, George 
Tex. 
LaNeuville, Jos. Alexis{M.p.) 
La, List No 3.—Annual Class List of the Alumni. 1861 
Other Degrees, 
NAMES IN FULL. 
BIBTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
REPORTED DEATHS, 
Scientific Contri- 
State. 
State. 
butions, Public 
Year 
Post Office. 
Date, Place, Cause. 
Offices, Honors,etc 
1861, No. Gradut’d, 134. 
Abington, Thomas W. 
La. 
S.C. 
f 
Lieut. P. A. C. S. 
* Allen, Wade 
S. C. 
1836 
Cross Anchor 
1864. U. S. Pris. Ft. J 
at Knoxville, Tenn. 
Andrus, Constantine S. 
La, 
[Delaware, Scurvy. 1 
Imprisoned at“Camp 
Archer, Benj. Franklin 
Tenn 
1834 
Taylor’s Dep. 
Miss. 
Chase,” then at Ft. 
Delaware. 
Arthur, John H. 
La. 
* Austin, Laurence Manning 
S.C. 
1837 
Greenville 
S. C. 
1863 Richmond, Ya. 
Surgeon, P. A. C,S. 
Bailey, George Henry 
Ga. 
1837 
Pittsville 
Tex. 
[Typhoid Fever. 
Beaty, Samuel Henry 
S. 0. 
1836 
Dnionville 
S.C. 
A- B. Wofford, Col. 
Bethea, Henry 
Ala. 
1836 
Faunsdale 
Ala. 
S. C. 
Bettis, Alf. Young 
Ala. 
1838 
Greenhill 
Ala. 
Bettis, Thos. J. 
Ala. 
Black, Thos J. 
Miss. 
*Blackshear, John B. 
Tex. 
...... 
Magnolia 
Tex. 
1866. Texas. Phth. 
Booles, Jesse Jefferson 
Ga. 
1886 
Shiloh 
La. 
[Pulm. 
Booth, David Winfield 
Borroum, Andrew J, 
Miss. 
1840 
Yicksburg 
Corinth 
Miss. 
-j 
Phys. to Vicksburg 
City Hosp. 1865-9. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Bragg, Junius Newport 
Ala. 
1838 
Camden 
Ark. 
*Bridges, Walter L. 
Brock, Elias Jacob 
Miss. 
1837 
Miss. 
1862, Charlottsville, 
[Ya. Brain Fever. 
Private P. A. C. S. 
Miss, 
Brumby, Lawrence L. 
Ala. 
Natchitoches 
La. 
Bryan, James H. 
Ga. 
Bellvue 
Ga. 
Burke, Thomas Somerville 
La. 
Burt, Armistead 
S.C. 
Cage, Charles 0- 
La. 
Fort Adams 
Miss. 
Cain, Giles Wyatt 
Tex. 
La. 
Campbell, James G. 
La. 
1839 
Plaquemine 
Cheney, Benj. Hicks 
La. 
[Brulee 
Cherry, Isaiah Jerome 
Ya. 
Clark, Thos. Chapman 
Miss. 
La. 
Collins, Orlando Lindorf 
Conerly, Chauncey Porter 
La. 
1833 
Darlington 
Miss. 
1839 
Holmes ville 
Miss. 
Crowell, Benj. F. 
Ala. 
Ky. 
AJa. 
Pres’t Lincoln Co. 
Dailey, Wm. Edward 
Dale, Wm. B. 
Md. 
Stanford 
J 
Ala. 
Allenton 
Med Soc’ty. 
Davis, James M. 
Ala. 
Bashi 
Ala. 
Dinkins, Joseph R. 
Duffel, John Edward 
Eckford, Joseph W. 
Miss. 
La. 
A.B.Spring Hill Col. 
La. 
1838 
Donaldson v. 
J 
Miss. 
S.A. 
Ala. 
Ezell, Christopher Pritchett 
Ala. 
1836 
Campinas 
Feild, Julian Clarence 
Tenn 
1840 
Fort Smith 
Ark. 
Ferguson, James Milton 
iLa, 
1840 
Summit 
Miss. 
Gaudet, Oscar 
La. 
Gerdine, John 
Miss. 
Gibson, Claude M. 
Miss. 
Gilliam, William 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Gordon, Gilbert Eugene 
Miss. 
1839 
Fannin 
*Graves, Leander Murry 
Harris, Jeptha Y. 
Miss. 
1833 
Miss. 
May 23,1863. Vicks- 
burg. G. S. wound 
Capt. P. A. C. S. 
Killed in Battle. 
Miss, 
Harris, Eob’t Locke 
N. C. 
1838 
Richmond 
Tex. 
Wm. Y. 
Miss. 
Wood ville 
Miss. 
1864.“Died in service” 
P. A. C.S. 
Harvey, Lewis C. 
Miss. 
1839 
Miss. 
r 
Hayes, Wm. Henry 
N. 0 
Canton 
f 
N.H.; Prize Essay on 
Haynes, Sam’l Bythell 
Miss. 
1832 
Centerville 
Miss. 
1 
Quinine, 1869, Amer. 
Herrick, Stephen Solon 
Yt. 
1833 
New Orleans 
La. 
M.ed. As.; Var.arts iu 
Miss. 
Hicks, James M. 
J 
Chem. N. 0. School 
i 
Med. 1869, Mem. N.O. 
Board Health, 1869. 
Hicks, John Robert 
Miss. 
1839 
Vicksburg 
Miss, 
r 
Sev. Contrib. to Med, 
Jours. Med. Sup’t 
State Asy. and Phys. 
Holden, John Eberle 
Hollis, Hugh Lawson White 
Miss. 
Tenn 
1839 
Arkadelphia 
Ark. 
City Hosp. 
•Holman, Jno. Thomas 
Miss. 
1838 
Y aidpn 
Miss, 
1865. Phth. Pulm. 
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NAMES IN FULL. 
BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
REPORTED DEATH 
Other Degrees, 
Scientific Contrl- 
State. 
Tear 
Post Office. 
State. 
Date, Place, Cause. 
butions, Public, 
Offices, Honors, etc. 
List of 1861 Continued. 
Hurd, Seth Richardson 
Hunt, James M. 
N.Y. 
1834 
New Orleans 
La. 
City Physician, N. O. 
Ky. 
1830 
Yicksburg 
Miss. 
Hunter, Henry Jacob 
Ga. 
1837 
Palestine 
Tex. 
Jarratt, Ashbury L, 
Miss. 
Jones, Clement F. 
Md. 
1840 
Jones, John Wm. 
Ga. 
Jones, Wm, Oscar 
Ga. 
1838 
Crawfordsv. 
Ga. 
Land, Henry Gaskins 
Ya. 
1839 
Poplar Brnch 
N.C. 
4» 
Lane, Kob’t G. 
Tex. 
Clarksville 
Tex. 
Le May, Wm. C. 
Miss. 
Letcher, Francis Marion 
Ala. 
Lipscomb, Reginald Heber 
Lowther, Jno. Randolph 
Miss. 
1838 
Sherman 
Tex. 
A.M.1859,Univ.Miss. 
Ark. 
1830 
Clarksville 
Ark. 
McBane, Josenh W. 
Ills. 
McClanahan, Thomas W. 
Tex. 
McDade, Geo. W. 
La. 
McDowell, John T. 
La. 
Douglass 
La. 
McGraw, Allen Edwin 
Manning, Thomas 
Ala. 
1838 
Harpersville 
Ala. 
La. 
Martin, James 
Miss. 
Melamjon, Phlegie Eob’t 
La. 
Meritt, Thomas D. 
Miss. 
Meylor, John Joseph 
*Moncrief, James H. 
La. 
New Orleans 
La. 
Ark, 
LaGrange 
Ark. 
1862. Dysentery. 
“Watson Abridged.” 
Moss, Wm. A. 
Da. 
Murphy, Rufus J. 
Miss. 
Myers, Marion Mills 
S. C. 
1840 
Kosse 
Tex. 
Haul, Jesse W. 
Miss. 
Greensburg 
La. 
Neely, Rob’t Mitchell 
Tenn 
Senatobia 
Miss. 
Norman, Jason Fincher 
S. 0. 
1838 
Cross Keys 
S. C. 
Paine, John F. Y, 
La. 
Pease: John B. 
Miss. 
Pelaez, Charles 
La. 
Philips, Lovick W. 
Ala. 
1838 
Columbus 
Ga. 
[Miss. G. S. wound 
*Post,Christopher Columbus 
Prohlet, Louis Emile 
La. 
1870. Bay St Louis, 
Miss. 
1834 
Natchez 
Miss. 
Health Off. Natchez. 
Ray, Edwin S. 
S.C, 
Atlanta 
Ga. 
Reames, Charles W. 
La. 
Independ’nce 
Miss. 
Reid. Rob’t Y. 
Ga. \ 
[Depot 
Richardson, Wm. Hilliard 
Ala. 
1839 
Round Top 
Tex. 
Riley, Wm. H. 
La. 
Roach, John 
Miss. 
Roby, James Robert 
Ga. 
1838 
Thomastown 
Miss. 
Rushing, Francis M, 
Ala, 
Elba 
Ala. 
Schwing, Sebe D, 
La. 
Stuff, Henry 
Sholars, Augustus B. 
La. 
1832 
New York 
N.Y. 
-J 
Surg. Ch. Hosp. N.Y. 
Ga. 
Yernon 
La. 
Sitman, Charles M. 
La. 
Greensburg 
La. 
Smith, Horatio N. 
Miss. 
Southall, James H. 
Sparkman, Achilles P. 
Ya. 
Miss. 
1840 
Magnolia 
Miss. 
/ 
Priv. P. A. C. S. Dis- 
abled by G-. S. Wound 
at Battle of Cross 
Spencer, Wm. T. 
La, 
1 
Stevens, Lewis 
Miss. 
Keys, Ya. 
Stickney, John Cobb 
Ala. 
1832 
New Orleans 
La. 
Stringfleld, David Harrison 
La. 
18S4 
Franklinton 
La. 
Sullivan, Wm, T. J. 
Miss. 
Woodville 
Miss. 
Thompson, Hardy Hugh 
Tillinghast,Edwin Lawrence 
Todd, Charles H. 
Miss. 
1840 
Leona 
Tex. 
S. 0. 
1841 
Moor’gs Prt. 
La. 
La. 
Turpin, Stevenson W. 
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"NTAMES IN EtJLL. 
BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
REPORTED DEATHS. 
i Other Degrees, 
Scientific Contri- 
State. 
Tear 
Post Office. 
State. 
Date. Place, Cause. 
buttons, Public 
Offices, Honors, etc. 
List of 1861 Continued. 
Valentine, Philo G. 
Yann, James B. 
Yarner, Alonzo H. 
Yinson, John A. 
Walker, Tandy A. 
Walker, Wm. Hamilton 
N.Y. 
1832 
Ky. 
Tex. 
La. 
i 
A. B. 1854, “Union 
Col.” N.Y.; City Phy. 
Henderson, 1869. 
Col. Surg. Ireland. 
Ala. 
Ark. 
Tex. 
Miss. 
Irld. 
1840 
Henderson 
Collinsberg 
Woodville 
Forsyth 
Port Hudson 
I 
Wall, Alex. Edward 
Walsh, James 
White, Marcus B. 
Wnitaker, John B. 
Williams, Melvin B. 
*Willis, Oswald R. 
George L. 
Word, Thomas 
Landry, Flavian YAos.(m.p.) 
Miss. 
Tex. 
Ga. 
La. 
La. 
La. 
1837 
Miss. 
Ga. 
La. 
[Phth. Pulm 
1865, Shreveport, La. 
P. A. C. S. 
Miss. 
La. 
1839 
Plaquemine 
La. 
1862,Wo. Graduated, 32. 
Alsop, Geo. Edward 
*Cleary, William 
Cross, Edward 
Davidson, Albert Sidney 
Davis, Robert 
Ya. 
Miss. 
Ark. 
La. 
N.Y. 
1889 
1838 
1837 
1837 
Frederiksb’g 
New Orleans 
Washington 
New Orleans 
New Orleans 
Ya. 
La. 
Ark. 
La. 
La. 
1867. N. 0., La. 
j 
H.;0. B. Health 1870. 
Asst. Surg. P.A. C.S. 
A. B. Univ. La. 1858, 
Asst & Actg.H.Surg. 
N. O. Ch. Hospital. 
1862-3. 
Asst. Surg. P.A.C.S 
P. A. C. S. 
Asst. Surg.P.A.C. S, 
1870 Co. Treasurer. 
Var. Arts to Med- 
*DeYotie, Jefferson H, 
Emory, Aurelias Grigsby 
Eield, Samuel W. 
Harrison, Wm. B. 
Hooper, Blihu Morgan 
Jenkins, Jno. Purvis 
Key, Henry Johnson 
Lea, James K. 
Lee, Wm. W. 
Lewis, Ernest Sidney 
Lyons, Raphael R. 
Madden, James M. 
Moore, James R. 
*Moss, Nathaniel B. 
Purnell, Hortensius W. 
Rand, Isaac T. 
*Schultze, Andreas E, 
Scurlock, Theodosius J. 
*Seago, Benj. L. 
Singletary, Benj, Bunch 
Spencer, Aug. Joel 
Tebault, Christopher H. 
Thoms, Rob’t W. 
*Wall, Thomas, T. 
Williams, Wiley T. 
Wilson, Josephus Elson 
Worthy, Wm. G, 
Ala, 
Ga. 
Ga. 
La. 
La. 
ha. 
La. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
La. 
1839 
1839 
1839 
1840 
Columbus 
Roanoke 
Dallas 
New Orleans 
New Orleans 
Ga. 
Ala. 
Tex. 
La. 
La. 
1865. Columbus, Ga. 
J 
La. 
Fla. 
Miss. 
La. 
1839 
Opelousas 
Brunswick 
Natchez 
La. 
Ga. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
1 
1862. Murfreesboro, 
[Tenn. Dysentery. 
18fi7 
Miss. 
La. 
Miss. 
Tex. 
Ga. 
La. 
La. 
1838 
1839 
Tulansingo 
Atlanta 
Coelk 
Brazonia 
Mex. 
Ga. 
La. 
Tex. 
1868 ? St. Louis, Mo. 
La. 
New Orleans 
La. 
r 
Miss. 
La. 
Miss. 
La. 
La. 
1838 
Springville 
Shreveport 
La. 
La. 
{ 
1870. Springville. 
[Killed. 
Jours. •‘Researches 
on Vaccination” etc. 
NO GRADUATES 
IN 
1863—1864—1865. 
W A.H. List No 3.—Annual Class List of the Alumni. 1866—1867. 
NAMES IN FULL. 
BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
REPORTED DEATHS. 
Other Degrees, 
Scientific Oontri- 
State. 
Year 
Post Office. 
State. 
Date, Place, 
Cause. 
tuitions, Public 
Offices, Honors, etc 
1866, No.Graduated, 35. 
Abbay, Sidney M. 
A by, Thomas Young 
Alford, James T. 
Baker, Chas. Cloud 
Baldwin, Marion Augustus 
Coleman, Francis W. 
Compton, John S. 
Crain, Penn 
Drake, John B, 
Durr, Rob’t Jacob 
Font, Jule 
Box, Eliab 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Ga. 
Ga. 
Ga. 
La. 
La. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
1840 
1832 
1839 
1838 
1836 
1844 
1825 
1838 
Monroe 
Georgetown 
Eutaw 
Outhbert 
Rodney 
Alexandria 
Shreveport 
Pine Ridge 
New Orleans 
DeKalb 
La. 
Miss. 
Tex. 
fa. 
VI iss. 
La. 
La. 
M;«s 
La. 
Miss. 
Ala. 
J 
Asst. TL Sura. Oh. 
Hosp. N. O. 1866-8 
J. Peace, 1853-58. 
Franklin, Charles H, 
*Hardy, John E. 
Harris, Andrew Pickens 
Henry, Stewart L. 
Hopkins, Frederick Vincent 
Kennon, Chas. Erasmus 
Lea, Chas H. 
McCormick, Joseph H. 
Mclnnis, Daniel B. 
McLean. Frank 
Mabry, Franklin DeKalb 
Martin, Solomon C. 
Bomer, Wra B, 
Bowan, Elias Alford 
Spence, Range Hubbard 
Theus, Ephraim P. 
Man Zandt, Isaac L. 
talker, Christopher Colum. 
Walker, Samuel 
Watkins, Rufus Allen 
*Westmore, William G. 
Ga. 
Miss. 
Union Spgs. 
1867. 
Bryan 
[Yellov 
Texas. 
s. c. 
Va. 
Vt. 
1836 
1834 
1839 
1839 
1842 
1841 
1837 
1840 
1840 
1835 
Bidw'rds Dpt 
Carrollton 
Baton Rouge 
Tangipaho 
Mount Zion 
Goodman 
Port Gibson 
Miss. 
La. 
La. 
La. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Ala. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Tex, 
Tex. 
La. 
Tex. 
/ Fever. 
r 
i 
Prof. Chem. Mineral 
and Oeol. State Mil. 
La. 
Miss. 
La, 
i 
L 
Inst.Baton Rouge.La 
A.B. Dniv. Y't 1859, 
Report on Geol.of La. 
1869. 
Mem. Miss. Leg. 
Asst. Surg. TT.S. Mar 
Hosp. N. O. La. City 
Phys. Mobile, Ala", 
1870. 
A. B. Franklin, Col. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
La 
I 
Miss. 
Miss. 
La. 
Tex. 
Ala. 
Ga. 
Mo. 
La. 
W esson 
Crystal Spgs. 
Fort Worth 
Big Rock 
New Orleans 
Galveston 
i 
j 
f 
Tenn. 
M.D.LTniv.Iowa,1861. 
Mo Med. Col. 1869, 
Bellevue H. Med.Col. 
1870. Prof. Anat. 
1867. 
1 
Whelan, Charles 
Wickliffe, Thomas H. 
Ala. 
Ky- 
Greensboro 
Ala. 
i 
Galveston Med. Col. 
Texas, 1870. 
1867. No. Graduated, 72. 
1 
Atkinson, Robert C, 
Berry, Wm. Harden 
Blanchard, Adolphe 
Brown, Terry 
Calderwood, John 
Campbell, Robert C. 
Champlin, Anthony Parker 
Clark, Bennett E. 
Collier, Thomas J. 
Gotten, Robert 
HeLee. Felix 
Hickey, Eugene A. 
Hixon, John DeKalb 
Hyer, John G. 
Finch, Wm. J. 
Foster, James T. 
Foy, James M. 
Garber, James Rhodes 1 
Gavin, Absalom H. 
Giles, Jno. Hiram 
Godbold, William L, 
Gunn, Oscar D. 
Gwin, Cornelius V, 
Hairston. Samuel J. 
Va. 
M iss. 
La. 
Ala. 
La, 
Tenn 
La, 
La. 
Ga. 
Tenn 
La. 
La. 
Ada. 
La. 
Miss. 
Va. 
Tex. 
Ala. 
Miss. 
N. C. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
1835 
1842 
1840 
1839 
1843 
1840 
1836 
1847 
1831 
1831 
1847 
1823 
18.7 
Cold Spring? 
Houma 
Hemps Creek 
Monroe 
Dallas 
'hieldsboro 
Plaquemine 
[Brulee. 
Bastrop 
Port Hudson 
Carolina 
Polkville 
Perryville 
Hempstead 
Livingston 
Cuba Station 
Knoxville 
Tex. 
La. 
La. 
La. 
Tex. 
Miss. 
La. 
La. 
La. 
Tex. 
Miss, 
Ark. 
Tex. 
Ala. 
Ala. 
Miss. 
j 
Capt. P. A. C. S. Dis- 
abled at Shiloh, 1862. 
. *4 List No. 3.—Annual Class List of the Alumni. 1867—1868. 
NAMES IN PULL. 
BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
REPORTED DEATH 
Other Degrees, 
Scientific Contri- 
State. 
Fear 
Post Office. 
State. 
Date, Place, Cause. 
butions. Public, 
Offices, Honors, etc. 
List of 1867 Continued. 
Hardin, James Otey 
Hawkins, Wm. J. 
Heacock, Jno. W. 
Henderson, Victor E. 
Herbert, Oliver E. 
Hines, Jno. Henderson 
Hoover, Christian 
Hussey, John Thos. 
Lawrence, Paul 
Lehde, Jno. Phillip 
Lewis, Geo. W. 
McArn, Wm. Torrey 
McEachern, Wm. H. 
Mclnnis, Singleton Alex. 
McKinnon, John A. 
McLaughlin, James W. 
McPherson, Joseph N., 
McSwaine, Wm. 
Magruder, Levin W. 
Mumford, Frank M. 
Nabers, Francis D. 
Nettles, Thos, W. 
Oates, William E. 
Oliver, James D. 
O’Neal, Wm. F. 
Poelman, Peter John 
Koberts, Wm. Franklin 
Puff, David Edmonson 
Eutherford, Eugenius IL 
Schumacher, Ferdinand 
N.C, 
1837 
Spring Hill 
Alpine 
Jefferson 
Liberty 
Summit 
Waxahatchie 
Fillmore 
Tenn 
-i 
A.B. Jackson, Col., 
Tenn. 1858. 
P.A.C.S.186I—1 Bight 
leg lost. 
A. B. "Washington 
Col. 1861, 
Miss. 
Ala, 
Ky. 
Tex. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Ala. 
Miss. 
1837 
1845 
1841 
1840 
1837 
1839 
Ala. 
Tex. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Tex. 
La. 
La. 
La. 
Miss. 
M iss. 
Miss. 
Ala. 
Tex. 
Miss. 
Tenn 
Miss. 
La. 
Ala. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Tex. 
Hoi. 
La. 
Va. 
1843 
1845 
1842 
1842 
1835 
1842 
1839 
1842 
1830 
1840 
NewBrunfels 
New Orleans 
Union Ch. 
Pascagoula 
Selma 
Grenada 
Bayou Sara 
Whistler 
Bastrop 
New Orleans 
Clinton 
Chapel Hill 
Liberty 
New Orleans 
Tex. 
La. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Ala. 
Miss. 
La. 
Ala. 
Tex, 
La. 
La. 
Tex, 
Ga. 
Bav. 
1837 
Miss. 
La. 
Shultz, Jacob Paschal 
Shepard, Edward Taylor 
Souchon, Edmond 
Smith, George W. 
Smith, Wm. C. 
Stanley, William B. 
Tenn 
1834 
Min den 
La. 
I 
A. B. Mossy Creek, 
Col.Tenn.1858, Pres’t 
La. 
La. 
1841 
New Orleans 
New Orleans 
New Orleans 
Boligee 
Vermiilionv. 
Payette 
Lexington 
Benton 
La. 
La. 
1 
Springfield, Mo.Male 
College, 1859-60. 
Ala. 
La. 
La. 
La. 
1843 
La. 
-! 
/ 
V ICltJ oJ ul JjisL Jn u. «■ 
Chief Surgical Clinic 
since 1868. 
A.B. 1867, A. M. 1859 
Thetford, Wm. Fletcher 
Trahan, John D. 
Webb, Jr. Wm. T. 
Wells, Wm. W. 
West, Benj. Franklin 
Whitehead, Nathan E 
Ala. 
La. 
Ala. 
Tex. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
1840 
1842 
1843 
1840 
Ala. 
La. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Whiteman, Manford McD, 
Whitfield, Benj. Hatch 
Williams, William H. 
Young, Nicholas D. 
Thornton, Edwin A. (m.p.) 
1868, No.Graduated, 47. 
*Aubert, Oscar P 
Banks, Elb- 
Bee" 
Miss. 
Miss. 
1840 
1846 
La. 
Miss. 
i 
Madison, Col. 
M. D. Univ. Penn. 
Miss. 
La. 
La. 
Ala. 
Ga. 
Miss. 
liss. 
am 
nn 
■s. 
1847 
1840 
Mobile 
Saulsbury 
Fayette Cor. 
Eoxton 
Ala, 
Tenn 
Tenn 
Tex. 
Mobile, Typhoid F. 
1838 
Mew Orleans 
Monroe 
La. 
La. 
■{ 
Sheriff Ouachita Par-. 
1869. 
1870. List No. 3.—Annual Class List of the Alumni. 1868—1869. 
NAMES 1ST FULL. 
BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
REPORTED DEATHS. 
Other Degrees, 
Scientific Contii- 
State. 
Year 
Post Office. 
State. 
Date. Place, Cause. 
tuitions, Public 
Offices, Honors, etc. 
List of 1868 Continued. 
Downman, Henry Porteus 
Ducatel, Jr. Amedee 
Ala. 
1846 
Iron Creek 
Tex. 
J 
M. A. 1852, Orleans 
La. 
1838 
New Orleans 
La. 
< 
Lyceum. 
Fairly, Peter 
Miss. 
1842 
Mount Olive 
Miss. 
Asst. Phys. Miss- 
Field, Eobert 
Miss. 
1842 
Natchez 
Miss. 
J 
Graves, Amos 
Miss. 
Lexington 
Mo. 
years. 
Gregory, Leander W. 
La. 
Hall, James J. 
Ala. 
Hutchins, John 
Miss. 
1842 
Lake Village 
Ark. 
Johnson, John Bridges 
La. 
New Orleans 
La. 
Johnson, Joshua O. 
La. 
*Kelly, Charles Hurst 
La. 
1845 
New Orleans 
La. 
1870, N.O. Heart Dis. 
Vide 34 of List Ho. -■ 
Kendall, Wm. Samuel 
Ala. 
1844 
Downsville 
La. 
Kennedy, John Thos. 
Tenn 
1840 
Ladonia 
Tex. 
King, Kohert B. 
Ark. 
1845 
Little Rock 
Ark. 
Lamkin, Wm. Joseph 
Miss. 
1848 
Holmesyille 
Miss. 
Lay, James E. 
Miss. 
1848 
Halletsville 
Tex. 
Le Monnier, Yves Rend 
La. 
1843 
New Orleans 
La. 
Loggins, James C. 
Ala. 
1845 
And arson 
Tex. 
Luten, Joseph Read 
Ky. 
Wesley 
Ky. 
McCallum, George C. 
Miss. 
Paulding 
Miss. 
McLeod, John Knox 
McNeil Thomas Kennedy 
1840 
McLeodsP.O 
Miss. 
La. 
LabadieMlle 
La. 
Magee, Rob’t Joshua 
Miss. 
1844 
Mt. Carmel 
Miss. 
Malhiot, Francis E. 
La. 
1845 
Paincourtv. 
La. 
Petty, James S. 
Ala. 
Demopolis 
Ala. 
Pugh, Joseph Slade 
Roberts, Albert James 
Miss. 
1888 
Bryan City 
Tex. 
3. C. 
1845 
Clinton 
La. 
Ross, John W. 
Tenn 
Thompson, Elias Benson 
Ala. 
1841 
Marion 
Ala. 
Thompson, Robert W. 
Watkins, Wm. Hamilton 
Wells, Eliab Horatio 
Wilson, Isham G. 
Ala. 
La. 
Ga. 
Ala. 
1842 
1846 
Travis 
Tex. 
La. 
J 
Ch. Med. Clinic since 
1836 
Tyler 
Liberty Hill 
Tex. 
J 
A.B. 1855, and A. M. 
Ala. 
1858, Univ. Ga. 
Mallet John W. (h.d.) 
Irld. 
1832 
Charlottesv, 
Va. 
Vide 31 of List Ho. 2. 
Gaudet, Charles U, (M.P.) 
La. 
1844 
New Orleans 
La. 
Hastings, James R. (m.p.) 
La. 
New Orleans 
La. 
1869 No. Graduated, 74, 
Allen, Wm. Sutton 
Tenn 
1841 
Robbinsville 
Tex. 
Baird, Wm. H. 
Miss. 
Beaumont, Gabriel B, 
Tex. 
Blocker, Chas. Malone 
Tex. 
1849 
Jonesville 
Tex. 
Brooke, Charles 
Miss. 
Burr, Rollin T. 
Ohio 
Waco 
[Tex. 
Callard, Felix Robert 
Tex. 
1844 
W he clock 
Tex. 
Cooper, David Johnson 
Miss. 
1839 
Cullen, John Merrill 
Dale, Felix Dellaney 
HeLoffre, Augustus Andrew 
Miss. 
Ky. 
Fran 
1846 
1847 
1845 
New Orleans 
Augusta 
Ft. Stockton 
La. 
Ark. 
Tex. 
J 
Act. Asst. Surg. U. 
S. A. since 1869. 
A.B. 1866, A. M. 1867 
( 
DeRoaldes, Arthur Washng. 
Enders, Rob’t Mortimer 
La. 
La. 
1849 
1846 
3t. Landry P. 
Garrets’nsLg 
La. 
J 
Toulouse FrancejlilO 
Ark. 
1 
Aide Mg. Chirurj. 
Parish,Eob’t Davis 
Miss. 
1845 
Woodville 
Miss, 
Paris. 
fields, Jno. Davidson 
Va. 
1845 
Webberville 
Cex. 
Poster, Geo. W. 
Ills. 
1834 
W esley 
Tex. 
Puller, Jno. Nathaniel 
La. 
1842 
Forksville 
La. 
Gaudet, Charles Albert 
La. 
Gerdine, A. Sydenham 
Miss. 
Tex, 
Godley, James Rob’t 
Ga. 
1843 
Bethel 
Greer, Joseph 
Ala- 
1844 
Mantua 
Tex. List Xo. 3.—Annual Class List of the Alumni. 1869—1870 
Other Degrsee, 
NAMES IN FULL, 
BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
DEATH, 
Scientific Contri- 
hutions. Public 
State. 
Year 
Post Office. 
State. 
Date 
Place, 
Cause. 
Offices, Honors, etc. 
List of 1869 Continued. 
Harmon, EoVt Hunter 
Ala. 
1844 
Pushmataha 
Ala. 
Harris, Evan Page 
Ala. 
Cuba 
Ala. 
Harrison, Edward 
Hill, Wm. H. 
Miss. 
1839 
New Orleans 
La. 
Univ. Ya. 
Miss. 
Hilliard, Walter 
N.C. 
1845 
St. Louis 
Mo. 
Priv. 2d Regt. La. 
Cavy. P.A.C.S.1863-5. 
*Hiriart, Paul Jonn 
La. 
1844 
Plaquemine 
Tex. 
1870. 
-! 
Hopkins, Rene R. 
La. 
Hutchinson, Jas. Dudley 
S. C. 
1845 
Hamilton 
Miss. 
Johnson, Marshall 
Tex. 
1840 
Prairie Lea 
i'tx. 
Jones, Robert E. 
Miss. 
Jones, Wm. B. 
La. 
1841 
New Orleans 
La. 
Jones, Wm. C. 
Tex. 
Kemp, Mark W. 
Ga. 
1832 
Springfield 
Tex. 
Kennedy, Thomas S. 
La. 
New Orleans 
La. 
Ledet, Henry F. 
La. 
A B. 1861, Oakland. 
Little, Jr. John 
Longmire, Rob’t B. 
Ala. 
1841 
Tuscaloosa 
rua. 
3 
Col.Miss. Asst.Phys. 
Ala. 
Camden 
Ala. 
1 
Ala. Insane Hosp. 
MeCamly, Wm. A. 
McCormick, Ferdinand M. 
Tex. 
1846 
Tex. 
j 
Quarant Snrg. Mala- 
Miss. 
1838 
V ernon 
La. 
gorda Bay since 1870. 
McDaniel, James 
Ark. 
McGebee. James Edward 
Miss. 
1842 
Benton 
Miss. 
McGuffee, Calvin 
Miss. 
1823 
Starrville 
Tex. 
Marshall, Wm, F. 
Ala. 
Mills, Wm. G. 
Mobley, Wm. J. 
La. 
La. 
Bellvue 
La. 
Moffett, Samuel J. 
Tex. 
Molett, Jno. D. 
Ala. 
Bogy Depot 
I. Ter 
Yar. Contrib. to Med. 
Morton, Jno. H.1 
Musick, Jonathan Thos. ” 
Tenn 
Union City 
Gilmer 
Tenn 
-j 
Ala. 
1846 
Tex. 
Herald.” 
Pipkin, Jas. 0. A. 
Ark. 
1846 
Bell’s Store 
Ark. 
Poindexter, Thomas B. 
La. 
St. Joseph 
La. 
Rains, Geo. Perry 
Tenn 
1834 
Hamilton 
Tex. 
Rather, Hewitt Montgomery 
Rea, Rob’t Wiley 
Miss. 
Miss. 
1846 
Etna 
Wesson 
Tex. 
M iss. 
Sagrera, Raphael 
La. 
1847 
Grande 
La. 
Sale, Eugene Paul 
Miss. 
[Cheniere 
Ala. 
Scott, John Erwin 
Ala. 
1848 
Marion 
South, Craven A. 
Strother, Tobias C. 
Tex. 
Suttons Sta. 
Tex. 
Ala. 
Monroe 
La. 
*Stuart, Joseph Fleet 
Miss. 
1847 
Marlin 
Tex. 
1869. 
Phth. 
Palm. 
Tarver, Charles 
Mex. 
Thomas, Peyre 
S.C. 
1846 
J efferson 
Tex. 
Tircuit, Pierre Clement 
Tyson, Winton L. 
La. 
Ala. 
Vaughan, Samuel Floyd 
.VJ o. 
1844 
Jonesville 
Tex. 
Walker, John Calvin 
Whitaker, John 
1839 
1845 
Calhoun 
Douglass 
Justice Peace 1864. 
Tex. 
Tex. 
Wilkinson, John E. 
Ala. 
Williams, Edward Montgy. 
S. C. 
1843 
Bell’s Store 
Ark. 
Wimbish, John Walden 
.Ga. 
1846 
V ernon 
La. 
Woods, Thomas 0. 
La. 
Toi&ig, John W. 
Miss. 
Hiriart, Sebastian (m.p.) 
La. 
1847 
Plaquemine 
La. 
1870, No. Graduated,74. 
— 
Adkins, Wm. Pinckney 
Tex. 
1848 
Bethany 
La. 
Arnold, Willis J. 
La. 
Baldwin, Benp Harris 
Tex, 
1847 
Marshall 
Tex- 
Beck, James D. 
Tenn 
Hamburg 
Tenn 
Bedford, Geo. William 
Miss 
1839 
Honey Grove 
Tex, 
Bennett, Richard B. 
Miss, 
1846 
Roxton 
Tex. List Ko. 3.—Annual Class List of the Alumni. 1870, 
NAMES IN FULL. 
BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
REPORTED DEATH 
Other Degrees, 
Scientific Contri- 
State. 
Tear 
Post Office. 
State. 
Date, Place, Cause. 
buttons. Public, 
Offices, Honors, etc. 
List of 1870 Continued 
Birdsong, Samuel T. 
Miss. 
r W wr 
Blakewood, Solomon Reeves 
S.C. 
1847 
Marion 
Ala. 
Brinson, Calvin G. 
Tex. 
i 
Brockenbrough, Marius C. 
C ex. 
Brooks, Rob’t Lafayette 
Ga. 
Forksville 
La, 
Bryan, Thomas C. 
vi iss. 
Carson, Eob’t Bruce 
Miss. 
1846 Benton 
Miss 
Catching, Philip M. 
VI iss. 
Cheek Landon 0. 
Miss. 
Cook, Doctor A. 
Tex. 
Cross, Wm. Nathaniel 
Miss.|1848 
Starkville 
Miss. 
Currie, Hugh Burch 
Ala. 
Tex. 
Long wood 
La. 
Early, Thomas Peter 
1844 
Winchester 
Tex. 
Elliott, Jeremiah Pearsall 
Ala, 
1847 
Trinity Sta’n 
Ala. 
Fears, Wm. P. 
Tex. 
N acogdoches 
1'ex, 
Ford, Theodore Buckley 
Miss. 
1848 
Columbia 
Miss. 
Goodwin, Wm, H. 
Ga. 
Lisbon 
Ark. 
Grailhe, Arthur 
La. 
Guidry, Homer D. 
La. 
Lost right arm at 
Gettysburg, P.A.C.S. 
Harrell, James D. 
Miss. 
1842 
DeSoto 
Miss. 
J 
Haynes, Jeptha Phelps 
Ala, 
1825 
Jasper 
Tex. 
Hooper, Johnson Monroe 
Miss. 
1847 
Edinburgh 
Miss. 
Jones, Kleber 
Tex. 
1849 
Austin 
Tex. 
Jordan, Samuel M, 
Kersh. Virgil Eugene 
Tenn 
1848 
Benton 
Miss. 
S. 0. 
1847 
Relf’s B uff 
Ark. 
Kyle, Obadiah Michaux 
Fla. 
1845 
Beaumont 
Tex. 
Lane, John L. 
Tex 
Clarksville 
Tex. 
Lanier, Henry M. 
Miss. 
Ledbetter, Absalom A. 
Ala. 
1844 
Halletsville 
Tex. 
Leger, Alfred Eugene 
Tex. 
1842 
Houston 
Tex. 
Longino, Hugh Monroe 
Ga. 
Chireno 
Tex. 
McClung, Richard Lauren 
Ga. 
Lafayette 
Tex. 
McDonnell, Henry 
Ala. 
McFarland, J Milton 
Miss. 
Mcllveen, Thomas S. 
Tex. 
Mclnnis, Wm. Gassaway 
Fla. 
1838 
Fairfield 
Tex. 
Mannheimer, Maurice 
Ills. 
Chicago 
Ills. 
Moody, Wm. C. 
Tex. 
Nailer, Jefferson 
Miss. 
Vicksburg 
Miss. 
Nall, Kob’t Berrv 
Miss. 
1845 
Emory 
Miss. 
Nesmith, Wm. j'efferson 
Miss. 
1849 
Oak Ridge 
Miss, 
Nicholson, Edmund G. 
Miss, 
Rosedale 
La. 
B. S. 1851, West Mil. 
Inst. Nashville. Tenn. 
Pettit, Absalom 
Price, Morgan Livingston 
Miss. 
Tex. 
1846 
New Orleans 
Montgomery 
La. 
Tex. 
— -1 
Prince, Rob’t B. 
Miss. 
Potts, Edgar Nelson 
Tenn 
1845 
OuachitaC’ty 
La. 
Ragland, Jno. Samuel 
Tex. 
1848 
Columbus 
Tex. 
Ramsey, David Wardlaw 
Ala. 
184(1 
Pineapple 
Ala. 
A. B. Ky. Mil. Inst. 
Reed, Paul Booker 
Ky. 
1842 
Louisville 
Ky. 
A. B.1865, A. M. 1868. 
Reilly, John Joseph 
Reuss, Augustus Joseph 
La. 
1846 
New Orleans 
Lndianola 
La. 
J 
Emmettsburg, CoT 
Md. 
Tex. 
1850 
Tex. 
Richards, Joseph R. Leonce 
La. 
1844 
New Orleans 
.La. 
Seale, Wm. Franklin 
Sellers, William, 
Simonaud, Joseph W. 
Miss. 
1831 
Jasper 
Tex. 
Ala. 
1845 
icottsville 
La. 
La. 
New Orleans 
La. 
Sneed, Wm. Newton 
Ga. 
1844 
Fair Sield 
Tex. 
Sturdivant, Marshall K. 
Tex. 
Taylor, Jno. Rhodes 
Ga. 
1837 
Melrose 
Tex. 
Terrell, Jasper D. 
Miss. 
Tipton. Frank 
Ala. List No. 3.—Annual Class List of the Alumni. 1870—1871. 
Other Degrees, 
NAMES IN FULL. 
BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
REPORTED DEATHS. 
Scientific Confri- 
State. 
Post Office. 
State. 
butions, Public 
Year 
Date, Place, Cause. 
Offices, Honors, etc. 
List of 1870 Continued. 
Trent, Joseph H. 
La. 
Ga. 
S. Augustine 
Tex. 
Watson, James R. 
Miss. 
Williams, Rufus G-. 
Tex. 
Woodruff, Zachary Taylor 
Ala. 
1847 
St. Louis 
Mo, 
Wright, Reuben Finney 
Ga. 
1844 
Forsyth 
Ga. 
Yeates, Edmund D. 
Miss. 
Bienvenu, Delphin, (m.p. ) 
La. 
1834 
New Orleans 
La. 
J 
A.B. Spring Hill Col. 
Ala. 1854. 
1871, No. Graduated, 72. 
Abadie, Pierre 
Fran 
1842 
Abbeville 
La. 
Ainsworth, Wesley Lafayette 
Miss. 
1844 
Hazlehurst 
Miss. 
Arnold, James M. 
Gatesviile 
Tex. 
Arnold, Rob’t Estabrook 
Ark. 
1844 
Moscow 
Ark. 
Bailey, S. Wilson 
Ky- 
1842 
Paris 
Tex. 
Barron, Thompson, 
Miss. 
1845 
Troup 
Tex. 
Bezou, Louis Henry 
La. 
1850 
New Orleans 
oa. 
Binford, Jno. Henry 
Ala. 
1839 
Ebenezer 
Miss. 
Black, Wm. Walton 
La. 
1848 
New Orleans 
La. 
Bourg, Edmund Ulysses 
La, 
1849 
Napoleon v’le 
La. 
Bristow, Jno. Robert 
Va. 
1832 
Goodman 
Miss. 
„rn,f._ 
A. B. Unir. Va. 
Brown, Montgomery 
Ky, 
1844 
New Orleans 
La. 
Bryant, Henry 
Ala. 
1845 
Woodville 
La. 
Carlile, Joel Perry 
S.C. 
1836 
Cold Springs 
Mount’nCity 
Tex. 
Carpenter, Jno. Clayton 
Ills. 
1846 
Tex. 
Attielone 
Miss. 
1847 
Sparta 
La. 
Cunningham, Sam’l Preston 
Ala. 
1839 
Augusta 
Tex. 
Cunningham, Wm. Henry 
Ga. 
1844 
Greensboro 
Ga. 
I) ivis, James Alcibiades 
Ala. 
1846 
Greensboro 
Miss. 
Davis, Noble Jordan 
Ky. 
1846 
Moscow 
Ky. 
Dumas, John 
Ala. 
1849 
Clifton 
Ala. 
Edwards, James Wood 
Miss. 
1848 
W hitefield 
Miss. 
Ellis, Rob’t Austin 
Miss. 
1848 
Foster’s 
Ala. 
Evans, Wm. Thomas 
Ala. 
1841 
Centerville 
Tex. 
Rancher, Reuben Black 
La. 
1818 
Bremond 
Tex. 
Einney, James Francis 
La. 
1849 
New Orleans 
La. 
Francez, Jno. Peter 
La. 
1849 
Vermillionv. 
La. 
A. M. La. Col!ego 
uallaway, Frank Owin 
Ala. 
1846 
Henderson 
Tex. 
Gardiner, George Henry 
La. 
1848 
GrandCoteau 
La. 
Glass, Rob’t Sharf 
Ala. 
1843 
W arsaw 
Ala. 
Hagard, Martin Luther 
Ala. 
1836 
Centreville 
Tex. 
Hall, Hugh Logan 
L’ex. 
1850 
Sherman 
Tex. 
Hocker, Preston 
Holt, King 
&y- 
1844 
Denton 
Tex. 
La. 
1844 
Baton Rouge 
[La. 
Hons, John Moore 
Tex. 
1851 
Burton 
Tex, 
Inge, Z. Montgomery Pike 
Ala. 
1846 
Vicksburg 
Miss. 
King, Jas. C. J. 
Milford 
Tex. 
Lanier, Emmett Sykes 
Lessley, Wm. Weir 
Miss. 
1845 
Columbus 
Miss. 
Ills. 
1848 
Fort Adams 
Miss. 
Luse, Jas. Newton 
Miss 
1848 
Benton 
Miss. 
Lyons, Michael Lymon 
McCrary, James 
La, 
1834 
Plaq. Brulee 
La. 
Ga. 
1837 
Downsville 
La. 
McCrindell, Lewis Stirling 
Luiiia 
1846 
Bayou Sara 
La. 
McLean, Wherry Jenkins 
Ala. 
1826 
Black's Blufl 
Ala. 
Mandeville, Wm. R, 
Maydeld, Joseph Elkins 
Miss. 
New Orleans 
La. 
Tenn 
1843 
Nacogdoches 
Tex. 
Meriwether, Lewis 
Tex. 
1850 
Crockett 
Tex, 
Monday, Wm. Hampton 
Tenn 
1843 
Rockwall 
Tex. 
Monette, George Newman 
Miss. 
1846 
New Orleans 
La. 
MuJkay, Esteban 
Mulkay, Raphael 
Cuba 
1847 
New Orleans 
La. 
A. B. 
A. B. 
Cuba 
1846 
New Orleans 
La. List 2sb. 3.—Annual Class List op the Alumni. 1871. 
NAMES IN FULL. 
BIRTH. 
RESIDENCE. 
DEATH, 
UtUer Degrsee, 
Scientific Contri- 
State. 
Year 
Post Office. 
State. 
Date, Place, Cause. 
tuitions, Public 
Offices, Honors, etc. 
List of 1871 Continued, 
Norvell, Eugene 
Oliver, Absalom Carter 
Tenn 
Ala. 
1846 
1839 
M. Enterprise 
Douglasville 
Tex. 
Tex. 
M. D. Augusta, Ga. 
Orr, Daniel James 
Miss. 
1850 
Port Gibson 
Miss. 
*■ 
Patterson, ffm. Colin 
Pou, James Gal vine 
Richey, Cyrus D. 
Riordan, John 
Rogers, Fulton 
Screven, James Barnard 
Smith, Francis Marion 
Tackett, J no, Phillip 
Turpin, Thomas James 
Walker, Wm. Wallace 
Wall, James Thos, 
Watkins, Jno. Marion 
Weissinger, Wm, Strong 
Wilson, James Henry 
Young, Edmond Rufus 
Brande, Erich (m p) 
Oodbold, Fabius C. (M.P.) 
Root, James A. Cm.p.) 
Ala. 
Miss. 
La. 
La. 
Ga. 
Ark. 
Ala. 
Miss. 
La. 
Tex. 
Ala. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
Miss. 
1848 
1849 
1850 
1849 
1844 
1845 
1849 
1849 
1845 
1846 
1846 
1*849 
1844 
Mt. Holly 
Pope’s Stat’n 
Springfield 
Plaquemine 
Holmesviile 
LaGrange 
El Dorado 
Richland 
Line 
Pin Oak 
Carthage 
Hackneyville 
Hernando 
Caldwell 
Brenham 
New Orleans 
.New Orleans 
Ark. 
Miss. 
Ohio 
La. 
La. 
Ga. 
Ark. 
Miss. 
La. 
Tex. 
Tex, 
Ala. 
Miss. 
Tex, 
Tex. 
La. 
La. 
i 
M. D. Asst. H, Snrg. 
Ch. Hosp. N. O. LIST NO. 4. 
LIST OF THE 
(1) SEVEN PROFESSORIAL CHAIRS, ETC, 
WITH THEIR OCCUPANTS ANNUALLY; 
AND OF THE 
(2) ANNUAL NUMBER OF THE MATRICU- 
LATES AND ALUMNI, 
FROM 
1884 TO 1873. Professors, Instructors, and number of Matriculates & Graduates, for every year since 1834. 
(N. B. The Sessions of 1834-5, 1870-1, etc., are designated by 1835, 1871, etc.) 
1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
Prof, Surgery. 
Prof, Theory and Prac- 
Prof, Obstetrics and Pis- 
Prof, Materia Medica and 
Prof, Chemistry. 
Prof. Physiology and Path- 
tice of Medicine. 
of V\/ umen and 
Children. 
Therapeutics, 
ological Anatomy. 
3835 
CHAS. A. LUZPNBEKG 
JAS. MONRO MACK.IE. 
AUG. F. GENAS. .. . 
ED. H. B ARTON. 
THOS. R. INGALLS. 
THOS. HUNT 
1835 
1836 
(JH AS. A. LUZENBFRG 
ED. H. BARTON 
INGALLS—JONES.. 
JAS. MONRO M ACTS IE.. 
WM. BYRD POWELL.. 
JNO. H, HARRISON 
ii ti 
1836 
1837 
LUZENBERG -STORE 
it tt 
JAMES JONES 
ft tl tt 
JNO. L. RIDDELL 
1837 
I83> 
WAR HER STONE 
.1 tt 
tl ft ti 
tt ti 
ti If 
1838 
1838 
“ “ 
“ “ 
“ U 
HARRISON & RIDDELL 
tt It 
If It 
18311 
I HO 
(( d 
JAMES JONES 
AUG. H. CENAS 
ED. H, BARTON 
tt t . 
1840 
1841 
S. W. RUFF 
ft (t 
1841 
1842 
(( ti 
tl it 
tt (t 
1842 
1843 
ti it 
It ' It 
WM. M CARPENTER . 
It t. 
1843 
1844 
u tt 
tt tt 
tt tt 
it It 
1844 
1845 
tt it 
t. tt 
It tt 
tt it 
it it 
1845 
184b 
(( it 
tl it 
tt (I 
ti It 
it I . 
1847 
tt tt 
tt It 
tl It 
It tt 
1847 
1848 
It ii 
tt tl 
It tt 
it tt 
1848 
1849 
tt It 
GUSrAVUS A. NOTT... 
tt l t 
1849 
1850 
tt tt 
tt tt 
THOS. HUNT 
1850 
1851 
ll I. 
it .t 
\l tt 
tt t. 
1851 
185*2 
It It 
tl (I 
tl t' 
tt t 
1852 
1853 
u tt 
t. It 
tt t* 
ti ft 
tt it 
tt tt 
1853 
1854 
tt (. 
tt It 
tt tt 
tt it 
tt tt 
11 it 
1854 
1855 
it tt 
it tt 
ii ft 
ti f t 
1855 
U .1 
tt It 
l( tt 
tt tt 
It it 
1856 
1857 
u it 
tt tt 
tt ti 
it tt 
It it 
1857 
U tl 
tt tt 
it If 
tt t: 
tt t; 
tt it 
1858 
1859 
tt tt 
tl • It 
t; it 
tt tt 
I. ti 
1859 
1800 
It ti 
ft tt 
ti ft 
tt tt 
it it 
I860 
1801 
tt (t 
tt it 
1861 
(1 It 
l. - it 
1862 
1863 
) c 
1 c 
) ( 
) ( 
) ( 
> ( 
1863 
1864 
> .. .NO SESSIONS.... < 
} ...NO SESSIONS.... < 
\ ..NO SESSIONS... < 
> NO SESSIONS < 
> ....NO SESSIONS... J 
V .... NO SESSIONS.... < 
1864 
It 65 
S I 
S I 
S I 
i ( 
$ ( 
) ( 
1865 
WARREN STONE 
,1 A MES JONES 
AUG. H. CENAS . 
GUSTAV A. NOTT 
JNO. W. MALLET 
THOS. HUNT 
1866 
SAM’L M. BEMISS. 
JAMES JONES . 
1867 
1808 
U u 
FRANK HAWTHORN... 
ti it 
S. E. CHAILLE 
1868 
c* u 
it U 
tl t. 
JOSEPH JONES 
1869 
U <( 
t; it 
tt tt 
ti it 
ti ii 
187 0 
1871 
i “ “ 
.1 u 
1. u 
“ “ 
“ “ 
•• “ 
1871 Professors, Instructors, and number of Matriculates & Graduates, for every year since 1834. 
( N. B. The Sessions of 1834-5, 1870-71, etc., are designated by 1835, 1871, etc.) 
7 
Prof, Anatomy. 
! 
DEANS. 
Demonstrator of 
Anatomy. 
1 
Lecturers. 
Matric- 
ulates 
b 
Alun 
W 
b 
mi, 
g 
V 
o' 
p. 
1S35 
JNO. H. HA PRISON, “A diet ” 
PROF THOS. HUNT . . 
WARREN STONE 
11 
1835 
183li 
WARREN STONE ’ 
PROF CHAS. A EHZENBERG 1 
NONE 
16 
12 
2 
14 
1836 
1837 
PROF. ED. H. BARTON | 
22 
8 
8 
1837 
1838 
U t( 
W. WILCOX 
26 
9 
9 
1838 
1839 
tt tt 
tt tt 
NONE 
27 
7 
1 
1 
9 
1839 
1840 
GUSTAV. A. NOTT 
ft ft 
GEORGE MORGAN 
22 
2 
2 
1840 
1841 
PROF J H. HARRISON 
V. A DROUILLARD 
26 
9 
9 
1841 
184-2 
jko. h. Harrison 
PROF JAs. JONES 
NONE 
34 
10 
10 
1842 
1843 
A. J. WEDDERBURN 
PROF. J. II. HARRISON 
J. P. EU&TIS 
38 
6 
6 
1843 
1844 
13 
1 
14 
1844 
1843 
ft tt 
PROF A. H. CRN AS 
Y. R LeMONNIER 
1 
93 
15 
1 
16 
1845 
184li 
ft tt 
PROP W M. CARPENTER 
| 
100 
19 
19 
1846 
1847 
It ft 
PROF1. A. J. WEDDERBURN.. 
166 
29 
1 
30 
1847 
1848 
tt It 
163 
30 
30 
1848 
1849 
tt it 
PROF JAS. JONES 
tt tt 
140 
28 
2 
30 
1849 
1850 
tt (t 
PROF G A. NOTT 
tt tt 
2 
37 
1850 
1851 
«t it 
tt tt 
188 
4u* 
2 
42 J 851 
1852 
(t tt 
tt tt 
tt it 
186 
44 
44J852 
1853 
ti it 
PROF THOS. HUNT .. 
tt tt 
218 
70 
2 
721833 
1854 
it it 
BEARD & CHOPPIN 
j 
190 
:.'2 
52,1854 
1855 
.t (. 
tt tt 
223 
54 
1 
55 H55 
1856 
tt t. 
tt .t 
tt It 
223 
67 
671856 
1857 
J. C. P. WEDDERS1RANDT... 
ft tt 
GILBT. S. VANCE 
(Clin. Med.) j 
‘^58 
64 
1 
65! 1857 
1858 
JOSIAH C NOTT 
U tt 
J C P. WEDDERSTRANDX.. 1 
276 
6* 
6811858 
1859 
T. G. RICHARDSON. ... 
tt it 
CH AILL 6 & NICHOLS 
none 
333 
96 
1 
97 1859 
I860 
11 tt 
.t tt 
402 
112 
1 
113:1860 
1861 
it tt 
tt tt 
tt it 
L. M. LAWSON, (Clin. Med.)... 
4! 4 
133 
1 
i: 4 
1861 
ii it 
tt tt 
tt If 
none 
94 
32 
32 
1862 
Total to 1862 
4119 
1C64 
4 
16 
1084 
1863 
1 ( 
) f 
) C 
1 
, 
1864 
> NO SESSIONS } 
V NO SESSIONS < 
1 > NO SESSIONS < 
NO SESSIONS < 
1863 
1865 
S I 
S I 
) I 
18(i4 
IHfifi 
T. G. RICHARDSON 
PROF. T. G. RICHARDSON.... 
tt tt 
CHAILLfi & NICHOLS.... 
NONE 
185 
35 
35 
186 > 
1867 
S. E. CHAILLfi, (Obstet.) 
230 
71 
1 
72 
1866 
1868 
tt tt 
NIC HOLS & BICKHAM.... 
B. A. POPE, (Dis. Ej e & Ear.)... 
166 
44 
1 
2 
47 
1867 
1869 
«t tt 
• t tt 
tt K 
tt •* 
190 
73 
5 
74 
18t.8 
1870 
it tt 
f!TT A S. .T AlVf 
none 
225 
77 
V. 
1869 
1871 
it tt 
206 
6‘ 
3 
72 
1870 
1871 
Total since 1865 
12C2 
365 
1 
374 
Grand Total 1834-72 
I 5321 
1421 
5) 24 
[1458 
—