In 1839 the Trustees conferred the degree of Bachelor of Arts on Reuben Flournoy Ford of Scott County, “a former student of this College,” and in 1843 the degree of Master of Arts “in course.”
LARUE, ALEXANDER WARREN, A.B., A.M., 1845; pastor Flemingsburg 1842-1849; assoc. ed. Baptist Banner 1849-1853; pastor Harrodsburg, 1853-1856; Georgetown, 1856-1859; Stanford, 1859-1863; Salem, 1863-1864; born LaRue County, January 23, 1819; died September 11, 1864
MILLIKIN, JOHN J., Scientific Diploma, minister, Kentucky; died
THURMAN, ROBERT LIVINGSTON, A.B., A.M., 1845; pastor Elizabethtown, 1843-1850; agent Indian Missions and assoc. ed. Baptist Banner 1850-1851; agent Georgetown College. 1851-1855; pastor Austin, Texas, 1855; agent Foreign Mission Board, 1855-1861 and 1868-1894; Superintendent Executive Board General Assoc., 1861-1868; born Washington County, November 19, 1815; died July, 1894
BURCH, WILLIAM R., A.B., A.M., 1848; farmer, Georgetown; died
GARDNER, WILLIAM W., A.B., A.M., 1847; D.D. Union University, 1870; Georgetown College, 1872; pastor Shelbyville, 1844-1847; Mason County, 1847-1857; Russellville, 1857-1869; Prof. Theology and Bible, Bethel College 1857-1880; pastor Glasgow; pastor Bardstown, 1885-; author Church Communion, Missels of Truth, etc.; born Barren County, October 1, 1818; died
JAMES, JOHN, Scientific Diploma; pastor Flat Lick, Columbia, Hart County; Barren County; Paris, Texas; Missouri; died
JAMES. ROBERT, A.B., A.M., 1848; minister, Kentucky and Missouri; died
MACEY, ALEXANDER ROLLA, Scientific Diploma; minister, Kentucky; died
SMITH, WILLIAM LLEWELLYN, A.B., A.M., 1848; lawyer, Georgetown; died
BRADLEY, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, A.B., A.M., 1848; graduated in law, Transylvania University, 1846; soldier, Mexican War; Adjutant General Confederate States of America; member Confederate Congress; State Senate; lawyer, Georgetown; born October 5, 1825; died
ELLIOT, ROMANZO ISRAAL, A.B., minister, Kentucky; died
PETERS, MATTHEW LEONARD, A.B., A.M., 1848, M.D.; Physician, Kentucky; died
POLK, MARCELLUS, A.B., A.M., 1847; lawyer, Missouri; died
BONDTJRANT, ALBERT, A.B., A.M., 1848; Mississippi; died
DAVIS, OLIVER WILSON, A. B., A.M., 1848; Alabama; died
DILLARD, WILLIAM DUDLEY, A.B., A.M., 1848, M.D., Physician, Chicago, Illinois; died
DUDLEY, MAURICE J., A.B., A.M., 1848; lawyer, Covington; died
LEMON, JAMES CAVEL, A.B., A.M., 1848; Merchant; Justice, Georgetown; died
LILLARD, ROBERT RHODES, A.B., A.M., 1848; minister; assoc. ed. Western Baptist Review; born January 10, 1826 in Anderson County; died June 7, 1849
WARDER, JOSEPH WALTER, A.B., A.M., 1850, D.D., graduated Newton Theological Seminary, 1849; pastor Frankfort. Maysville, Lexington, Missouri; Lawrence, Kansas; Kansas City, Missouri; Clinton, Missouri, and Walnut Street, Louisville; born October 13, 1825 in Logan County; died
ALDRIDGE, FRANCIS M., A.B., A.M., 1859; lawyer, Yalobusha County, Mississippi; died
BARNETT, ANDREW, Scientific Diploma; lawyer, Louisville; died
BLEWITT, BENJAMIN TURNER, A.B., A.M., 1850. LL.D.; Professor Georgetown College Academy, 1846-1853; Principle, Bethel High School, Russellville, 1853-1856; Founder and President Bethel College. 1856-1861; President of Bracken Academy, Augusta, 1861-1870; President of Street Louis Female Academy, 1870-1914; born Warren County September 17, 1820; died November 1, 1914
BONDURANT, HORACE, A.B., Natchez, Mississippi; died
CALDWELL, ISAAC, Scientific Diploma; lawyer, Louisville; died 1885
CLEVELAND, BENJAMIN T., A.B., lawyer, Yalobusha County, Mississippi; died
EWING, HENRY QUINCY, A.B., A.M., 1850; lawyer, Russellville; died
GARNETT. RICHARD, Scientific Diploma; Glasgow, minister; died
GLOVER, FRANCIS L., A.B., Natchez, Mississippi; died
LEWIS, RICHARD P., A.B., Washington, Kentucky; died
McCLOUD, CONSTANT S., A.B., pastor Starkville, Mississippi; Vicksburg, Mississippi; Raymond, Mississippi; Jefferson, Texas; Missionary, Louisiana; born Vermont, 1818; died October 17, 1873
PURYEAR, HARDIMON R., Scientific Diploma; Mayfield; died
RICHARDS, JOHN P., A.B., Benton; died
ROBERT, WILLIAM A., A.B., minister; Alexandria, Louisiana; died
ROTH, EDWARD, Scientific Diploma; minister, Frankfort; died
SMITH, THOMAS, JR., A.B., A.M., 1850; graduate Princeton Theology Seminary, 1849; founder and pastor Walnut Street Baptist Church, Louisville. 1849-1850: born Henry County, April 1827; died March 6, 1851
SUTTON, JOHN, A.B., M.D., Physician, Midway; died
WIGGINTON, JOHN H., Scientific Diploma, North Middleton; died
WILLIS, BENJAMIN F., Scientific Diploma, Columbia; died
GRAVES, CASWELL JEFFERSON, A.B., M.D., physician, Payne’s Depot; died
PAXTON, WILLIAM EDWARD, A.B., A.M., 1850, D.D., lawyer in Louisiana, 1853-1861; Captain Confederate Army; ordained, 1864; pastor Minden, Louisiana; President Shreveport University, 1873; cor. sec. Southern Baptist Public Society, 1877; President Centennial Institute, Warren, Arkansas, 1878-; author Rights of Laymen, Apostolic Church, Faith a Prerequisite to Church Membership, Endless Retribution; born Little Rock, Arkansas, 1825; died
SHERWOOD, GEORGE H., A. B., Alton, Illinois; died
STEVENSON, SAMUEL, Scientific Diploma; minister; established Arkadelphia Baptist Institute; promoter missions and Sunday Schools; business, Little Rock, Arkansas; born Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, 1815; died 1878
WALLER, NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, A.B., A.M., 1850; Nicholasville; minister; born March 24, 1826; died August 1, 1855
WILLIAMS, JAMES M., Scientific Diploma; Scott County; minister; died
ASHBURN, JOHN M., A.B., minister; New Castle; died
CLARDY, JOHN D., Scientific Diploma. M.D. University Pennsylvania, 1851; physician, farmer and stock raiser; delegate to Constitutional Convention, 1890; State Commissioner to Columbian Exposition, 1893; member 54th and 55th Congress; born August 30, 1828: address, Hopkinsville
GOODALE, HERVEY, Scientific Diploma; minister; missionary; born West Royalston. Massachusetts, 1822; died Central Africa, April 18, 1850
GRAY, ROBERT SINGLETON, A.B., farmer, Versailles; died
LEMON, JOSEPH F. M., A.B., lawyer; Georgetown; died
LONG, SILAS NOEL, Scientific Diploma; farmer; Scott County; born January 11, 1828; died October 31, 1856
MARTIN, LEWIS H., A.B., farmer; Lexington; died
PEAK, MILTON N., Scientific Diploma; farmer; Georgetown; died
POWELL, JOHN, A.B., minister; Nashville, Tennessee; died
SCOTT, PERIANDER C., A.B., A.M., 1851; minister; Boone County; died April 3, 1852
SELBY, JAMES, A.B., M.D., physician; Augusta; died
THOMAS, BENJAMIN F., Scientific Diploma; minister; Aullville, Missouri; died
BAKER, ROBERT H., A.B., A.M., 1852; Princeton; died
CARTER, CHARLES S., Scientific Diploma; Burlington; minister; died
FREEMAN, DANDRIDGE, C., A.B.; lawyer; Austin City, Texas; died 1896.
FRENCH, CHARLES STEPHEN, A.B., lawyer; judge Court Common Pleas, Winchester; died
GUTHRIE, JAMES, JR., A.B., lawyer; Louisville; died
GARDNER, JOHN J., A.B., A.M., 1852; teacher; Kentucky; died
HALL, MICHAEL T., A.B., Merchant; Kentucky; died
HUNT, GEORGE, A.B., A.M., 1852, D.D.; pastor Maysville, 1856-1858; Professor Theology, Georgetown College, 1858-1861; pastor Stamping Ground, 1858-1862; President Bethel College, 1862-1864; pastor Bethel and Salem Churches, 1864-1867; Bowling Green. 1867-1869; Lexington, 1869-1873; Versailles, 1873-85; Kansas City, Missouri, 1885; born June 9, 1831; died August 28, 1893
KING, CLARKE, A.B., A.M., 1852; minister; Illinois; died
OWEN, EDWIN IORWERTH, A. B., A.M., 1852, LL.D., William Jewell College, 1859; pastor, Kentucky; Western, Missouri, 1858-1859; Professor Ancient Languages William Jewell College, 1859-1863, and President, 1863-1867; born Wales, 1825; died 1867
STAUGHTON, JOHN M. L., A.B., A.M., 1853; engineer; Cincinnati, Ohio; died
TIILFORD, HARRISON H., A.B., minister; Waxahachl, Texas, died
ARMSTRONG, C. E. B., A.B., A.M., 1853; minister; Tremont, Ohio; died
GIBSON, WILLIAM, A.B., Metagorda, Texas; died
GRAY, JAMES H., A.B., professor; Bethel College; died
HARRIS, ROBERT B., A.B., Vicksburg, Mississippi; died
TYLER. WILLIAM C., A.B., insurance; Louisville; died
JENKINS, RICHARD H., A.B., A.M., 1855; farmer; Missouri; died
SCOTT, PRESTON B., A.B., M.D., physician; Louisville; died
TAYLOR, BROOKING T., A.B., pastor; Columbia, 1851-1855; New Castle, 1855-1857; Owensboro, 1860-1862; Henderson County 1862-67; Missouri, 1868; Smithland; died
BARTHELEMY, E. C., Scientific Diploma; Donaldsville, Louisiana; died
GRAY, SAMUEL, A.B., A.M., 1855, LL.B. Transylvania, 1857; teacher two years; lawyer, Versailles, 1861; Bardstown; County Judge Nelson County; 1870-81; died 1881
HELM, JOHN N., A.B., M.D., physician; Adams County, Mississippi; died
HOLLIS, JESSE A., A.B., A.M., 1855; pastor; Mississippi; 1852-1854; president Stephens College, Columbia, Missouri, 1865-1870; born South Carolina, 1824; died 1870
HUGHES, JAMES E., A.B., A.M., 1855; minister; Fayette, Missouri; died
JACOBS. WILLIAM P., A.B., Georgetown; lawyer; died
OTIS, JOSEPH. JR., A.B., A.M., 1855; editor; Illinois; died
WILLIAMS, JOHN T., A.B., A.M., 1855, D.D., minister; Chillicothe, Missouri; died
BELL, JOHN ALDRIDGE, A.B., A.M., 1856, teacher; Oxford, 1853-54; Salvisa, 1854-1855; Georgetown Academy, 1855-56; editor Georgetown Gazette, 1856; post master, Georgetown, 1861-1867; editor Georgetown Times, 1867-1914; represented Scott County in Legislature, 1871-1872; director Farmers Bank; died January 21, 1914
BOWDEN, GEORGE F., A.B., Henderson; minister; died
BURNAM, BENNETT, A.B., A.M., 1856, Lawyer; Bowling Green; died
CARTER, JOHN H., A.B., Burlington; minister; died
DAVIS, JOHN T., Scientific Diploma; teacher; Missouri; died
DAVIS, RICHARD W., A.B., A.M., 1856, Shelbyville; lawyer; died
GRAVES, F. L., A.B., Fayette County; farmer; died
LINK, J. B., A.B., A.M., 1856, D.D., graduate Rochester Theological Seminary, 1855; pastor, Liberty, Missouri; agent William Jewell College; chaplain Confederate Army; agent Home Mission Board, Texas; editor Texas Baptist Herald, 1866-; vice president Southern Baptist Convention; born Rockbridge County Virginia, May 7, 1828; died
MOTHERSHEAD, FABRICIUS McCALLA, A.B., A.M., 1856, M.D., physician; Indianapolis, Indiana; died
MOTHERSHEAD, MOSES THRELKELD, A.B., A.M., 1856, professor Logic and Belles Letters, Georgetown College, 1853-1858; died
OLIVER, JOHN A., A.B., minister; Carrollton, Mississippi; died
ROBINSON, JAMES FISHER, JR., A.B., Adjutant General, 1863-1865; proprietor Phoenix Hotel, Lexington; died
SMITH, A. B., A.B., A.M., 1856, minister; principal Georgetown College Academy, 1852-1853; McHenry, Kentucky; died
STJGG, CYRUS A., A.B., farmer; Robertson County Tennessee; died
WOOD, JOHN A., A.B., lawyer; Baton Rouge, Louisiana; died
BELL, C. D., A.B., farmer; Hopkinsville; died
LONG, SPENCER CURD, A.B., merchant and banker; president Deposit Bank, Russellville; treasurer Bethel College; real estate business, Georgetown; died 1899
RUCKER, JAMES JEFFERSON, A.B., A.M., 1857, LL.D., Richmond College; student Howard College (Missouri); student Chicago University; president Old Seminary, 1868-1892; professor Mathematics Georgetown College, 1854-1908; emeritus, 1908-1910; born Randolph County Missouri, January 27, 1828; died August 22, 1910
PITTS. SAMUEL YOUNGER, Scientific Diploma; farmer, 1854-1856; minister; Missouri, 1856-1901; pastor and secretary, Pensacola, Florida.; born Randolph County Missouri, October 14, 1833; died September 10, 1915
THARP, JOSEPH B., A. B., A. M., 1857; minister; Shelbyvllle; died October 7, 1911
ADAMS, JOSEPH M., A.B., A.M., 1858; lawyer; Fort Worth, Tex.; died
ARD, JACOB A., A.B., A.M., 1858; instructor; Georgetown College Academy, 1866-1868; Canton, Mississippi; died
CALMES, HENRY, Scientific Diploma; farmer; Winchester; died
CHENAULT, W. 0., A.B., farmer; address Richmond HARCOURT, ASHTON P., Scientific Diploma; lawyer; Louisville; died
ISBELL, ERASMUS DARWIN, A.B., A.M., 1858, minister; Schell City, Missouri; died
LONG. SAMUEL WILLIAM, Scientific Diploma; lawyer; Georgetown; born December 26, 1834; died November 24, 1884
OFFUTT, BENJAMIN ALEXANDER, A.B., Confederate soldier; planter; Greenville, Mississippi born February 15, 1838; died June, 1885 SMITH, CLARK 0., Scientific Diploma; merchant; Louisville; died
STORTS, THOMAS H., A.B., A.M., 1858, minister; Kyle, Texas; died
TEVIS, JAMES, A.B., clerk, Richmond; died
THOMPSON, S. P., A.B., A.M., 1858, minister; Louisville; died
BARTLETT, R. S., Scientific Diploma; Covington; lawyer; died BERRY, J. H., A.B., minister; Youngers, Missouri; died
CLARDY, THOMAS F., Scientific Diploma, M.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1861; Surgeon, Forest’s Cavalry, Confederate States of America; physician; Christian County; born June 29, 1838; died February 26, 1885
DAVIS, W. H., A.R, Christian County; minister; no information
FOREE, JOSEPH, A.B., farmer; address Georgetown
GIVENS, M. C., Scientific Diploma; lawyer; Morganfield; Circuit Judge Webster County; died 1904
GOODMAN, JOHN, A.B., A.M., 1859, M.D., physician; professor medical department University of Louisville; died
JOHNSON, WILLA VILEY, A.B., planter; Arkansas; Confederate soldier; business, Street Louis; rancher, Colorado City, Texas; born March 4, 1837; died 1912.
KEMPER, HENRY CLAY, A.B., farmer; Evergreen, Louisiana; died
KENNEY, NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, Scientific Diploma; farmer, Scott County; born 1836; died 1868
PEAK, FRANKLIN PAYNE, Scientific Diploma; farmer; Grand Lake, Ark.; died
ROSSELL, F. D., A.B., M. D., physician; Fayette County; died
SANFORD, JOHN L., Scientific Diploma; banker; Covington; killed by William Goebel
SHELBY, W. W., A.B., Henderson County; died
STEVENSON, THOMAS JONES, A.B., A.M., 1859; tutor Latin and Greek, Georgetown College, 1857-1861; pastor, Georgetown, 1861-1867; Stanford, 1867-1869; professor Latin, Shelbyville Female College, 1869-1870; pastor, Covington, 1870-1872; Winchester, 1872-1874; Benson and Stamping Ground, 1814-83; Great Crossing, 1883-1904; Dry Run, 1883-1887; professor Latin (pro tern), Georgetown Female Seminary, 1884-1885; born Fayette County 1883; died 1916
WARD, J. W., A.B., A.M., 1859, minister, Dobbs, Virginia; died
WOOLFOLK, ALEXANDER M., A.B., lawyer; Chicago, Illinois; died
ARMSTRONG, CHARLES D., A.B., author, lawyer; Jeffersonville, Indiana; died
BARNES, J. EUGENE, A.B., A.M., 1860, banker; Covington; died
COMPERE, W. S., Scientific Diploma; teacher and farmer; soldier in Confederate Army three years; address Florence, Mississippi
DAVENPORT, C. C., Scientific Diploma; farmer; Mer Rouge, Louisiana; died March 7, 1913
FERGUSON, JAMES HUGH, A.B., Lieutenant Confederate Army; farmer; Scott County; died July 31, 1871
FREEMAN, JOHN C., A.B. A.M., 1860; minister; farmer; Shelby County; died
GANO, ROBERT EWING, A.B., M.D., Jefferson College of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; physician; Scott County; died 1903
GRAVES, J. H., A.B., lawyer; Jackson, Mississippi
KEENE, ROBERT WILSON, Scientific Diploma, M.D., Jefferson College of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylviana, 1861; surgeon Confederate Army; physician, Georgetown; died January 27. 1898
PEAK, JEFFERSON PAYNE, Scientific Diploma; farmer; address, Lake Hall, Arkansas
PHELPS, THOMAS, Scientific Diploma; farmer; Richmond; died
WRENN, GEORGE L., A.B., A.M., 1860; insurance; Chicago, Illinois; died October, 1909
ANDERSON, H. H., Scientific Diploma; Oxford; farmer; died ARTHUR, JOHN C., A.B., A.M., 1861; lawyer; Nansemond County, Virginia.; Confederate soldier; killed in Civil War
BRIDGEFORTH, WILLIAM M., Scientific Diploma; farmer, Mt. Sterling; died November 1, 1911
CANTRILL, JAMES EDWARD, A.B., Captain Confederate States of America; lawyer; Lieutenant Governor, 1880-1884; Circuit Judge, 1887-1903; Judge Court of Appeals, 1903-1905; Georgetown; born January 20, 1839; died April 8, 1907
COOK, JOSHUA F., A.B., A.M., 1861, LL.D., minister; president LaGrange College, Webb City, Missouri, 1866-1912; born Shelby County 1837; died May 21, 1912
CRUMBAUGH, DAVID B., Scientific Diploma; mechanic, Augusta; died July 9, 1909
DANIEL, CHARLES T., A.B., minister; Rockport, Indiana; died
HICKS, HARRIS H., Scientific Diploma; teacher, Midway; died
HUNT, GEORGE D., A.B., teacher; principal City School, Lexington; died
JONES, W. C., A.B., AM., 1865, course at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; minister and capitalist, Louisville; died 1913
OFFUTT, WILLIAM HENRY, Scientific Diploma; planter; Greenville, Mississippi; born March 21, 1840; died November, 1871
PEAK, JOHN LEE, A.B., LL.D., 1905, LL.B., Louisville Law School, 1860, lawyer; U. S. Minister to Switzerland, 1895-1896; Kansas City, Missouri died 1911 PEARCE, B. F., Scientific Diploma; Franklin Parish, Louisiana; died
PITTS, JOHN YOUNGER, A.B., farmer; Scott County; killed in Confederate Army
PRATT, ALFRED, A.B., farmer and lawyer; Indiana; member of Indiana Legislature; Silver Lake, Kansas; no information
RAY, HENRY, A.B., pastor; Maysville, 1858-1860; Bowling Green, 1866-1866; born Mississippi; died May, 1866
REID, RICHARD, A.B., A.M., 1861, lawyer; Mt. Sterling; Judge Superior Court, State of Kentucky; author “History of Montgomery County; died 1885
VARDEN, GEORGE, A.B., A.M., 1861. Ph.D. Georgetown College, 1867, D.D., Georgetown College, 1872, LL.D., pastor; Paris; Mayslick; Falmouth Scholar and writer; author critical reviews; trustee Georgetown College, 1866-1886; born in Norfolk County England, December 9, 1830; died Lexington, Kentucky, May, 1917
VOORHEIS, CHARLES HOWARD, A.B., graduate Heidelberg University, Germany; lieutenant Confederate Army; banker, Lexington; died October 12, 1903
WARD, JOHN QUINCY A., Scientific Diploma; lawyer; Paris; County Attorney four years; member Legislature, 1873-1874; Judge Superior Court of Kentucky; born Scott County 1838; died June, 1899
WHEAT, HENRY CLAY, A.B., M.D., physician; Paris; died WOOD, W. T., A.B., A.M., Bethel College, 1865, pastor; Perryville, 1862-1885; farmer Boyle County, 1885-; address, 361 North First Street, Danville
CAMPBELL, WILLIAM, Scientific Diploma; farmer; Versailles; no information
COONS, C. E., Scientific Diploma; farmer, Fayette County; died
CRAWFORD, J. M., Scientific Diploma; minister; East Feliciana, Louisiana; died
DARNABY, E. FABRICIUS, A.B., farmer; address, Lexington EWING, J. F., A.B., farmer; Boyle County; Confederate Army, killed in battle
FITZGERALD, J. A., A.B. New Castle; died
FRITH, CHARLES H., A.B., editor; Liberty, Mississippi; died
GODBY, W. B., A.B., A.M., 1862; preacher and evangelist; address, God’s Revivalist Office, Cincinnati, Ohio
GRAY, RICHARD H., A.B., A.M., 1862, preacher and teacher, 1860-1865; farmer 1865-1879; sheriff Woodford County, 1879-1884, 1888-1893; member Legislature, 1887-1888; county clerk, 1893-; clerk Elkhorn Baptist Association, 1898-1901; assistant moderator, 1901-; address, Versailles
HATCHER, S., Scientific Diploma; lawyer; Adair County; no information
HERRINGTON, JOHN A., A.B., Confederate Army; Waco, Texas; died
JENKINS, S. T., A.B., farmer; Cuthbert, Georgia; died 1911
MONTGOMERY, ALEXANDER B., A.B., lawyer; Elizabethtown; Circuit Judge; member U. S. Congress; died
SOUTHWORTH, JAMES WALSH, A.B., M.D., Medical Department University of New York, 1861; House Surgeon Bellevue Hospital, New York City, 1861-1862; physician Street Louis, Missouri, 1862-1863; physician Glasgow, Missouri, 1864-; address, Glasgow, Missouri
STACKHOUSE, THOMAS CALHOUN, Scientific Diploma, D.D. Carson Newman College, Tennessee, 1907, minister, farmer nec teacher; pastor Columbia, Greensburg, Owensboro, Winchester, Lexington; trustee Southern Baptist Theological Seminary 20 years; address Lexington
STEVENSON, WILLIAM T., A.D., merchant, Covington; died
THOMAS, S. M., Scientific Diploma, M.D., Nelson County; physician; no information
WELCH, WILLIAM G., A.B., A.M., 1865, lawyer; Stanford; died
WITHERSFOON, W., A.B., Andrew Chappel, Tennessee; no inforcnation
BENT, J. M., A.B., A.M., 1863, minister; Springfield, Missouri; died
CARPENTER, JAMES T., A.B., farmer and teacher; Confederate Army; Woodford County; died January 7, 1875
CHENAULT, JOSEPH, A.B., Captain in Confederate Army; Madison County; killed in battle
CLAY, JAMES FRANKLIN, A.B., attorney-at-law; Henderson, 1861-; Kentucky Senate, 1872; member United States Congress, 1881; address, Henderson
COLEMAN, THOMAS HENRY, A.B., A.M., 1868, pastor; Lincoln County 1860-1864; moderator Southern Kentucky Association, 1864-1867; principal Baptist Female High School, Bardstown, 1868-1871; pastor; Spencer County; Nelson County; clerk Nelson Association sixteen years; died May 15, 1912
COURTS, RICHARD S., Scientific Diploma; Richland, Mississippi; died
DUDLEY, RICHARD MOBERLEY, A.B., D.D., pastor, East Baptist Church, Louisville, 1861-1865; editor “Western Recorder,” 1865-1871; pastor, David’s Fork, 1871-1872; professor History and Political Economy, Georgetown College, 1872-1877; pastor, Georgetown, 1878-1879; chairman faculty Georgetown College, 1879-1880; president Georgetown College, 1880-1893; born Madison County September 1, 1838; died January 1893
ELLIS, JOHN WILLIAM, A.D., A.M.. 1863, Ph.D., Chautauqua University, 1888; LL.D., University of Chicago; lawyer and minister; practiced law Street Louis, 1869; ordained 1874; president Plattsburg (Missouri) College, 1880-97; president Central Christian College, Albany, Missouri, 1900-1902; pastor, Bentonville, Arkansas, 1902-1910; author Life Mission, 1876; Song of Songs, 1897. etc.; born Carthage, Illinois., December 29, 1839; died 1910
FELIX, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B., D.D., pastor; First Baptist Church. Lexington, 1863-1869; Pilgrim Baptist Church, New York City, 1869-1870; Covlngton Baptist Church, 1870-; David’s Fork; author True Womanhood, etc. born Woodford County, October 6, 1838; died 1912
GRAHAM, J. W., A.B., division superintendent Adams Express Company; superintendent Christian Church Widows’ and Orphans’ Home, 1903-; address, 236 East Jacob Street, Louisville
HAMILTON, E. J., A.B., Confederate Army; merchant; New Orleans, Louisana; died HARCOURT, D. W., A.B., lawyer; Texas; died
KELLEY, ISAAC W., Scientific Diploma; farmer; Henry County; died
MCGRATH, RICHARD, A.B., farmer; Bryantsville; died
MOSS, JOHN S., A.B., Confederate Army; merchant; Street Louis, Missouri; Woodford County Kentucky; died
NICHOLS, MOSES ECKLES, A.B., farmer; Scott County; born May 13 1841; died March 1, 1908
OFFUTT, MARION, A.B., farmer; Fayette County; died ORR, JOHN A., A.B., farmer; address, Versailles, R.F.D.
PAYNE, HENRY CONYERS, Scientific Diploma; Confederate Soldier; farmer; address Lexington
PENICK, BENJAMIN W., Scientific Diploma; circuit clerk, Greensburg, 24 years; cashier Greensburg Deposit Sank twenty years; attorney at law; address, Greensburg
STONE, T. W., A.B., pastor, Hawesvllle; died 1865
SUTTON, WILLIAM, A.B., M.D., physician; Dallas, Texas; died
THORNBERRY, JAMES WILLIAM, A.B., merchant; Paducali; died
WARFIELD, LLOYD, A.B., farmer; Mississippi; died 1865
YATES, GEORGE R., A.B., lawyer; Scott County; killed in Confederate army
BROADDUS, ANDREW, JR., A.B., Luray, Virginia; clerk of County Court; member Legislature; died
DICKEN, E. N., A.B., D.D., minister; Franklin; professor Greek and Latin, Bethel College, 1864-1870; born Campbell County September 26, 1835; died
GARTH, CLAUDE LLEWELLYN, Scientific Diploma; farmer; Georgetown; founder “Garth Fund,” College of Bible, Lexington; born September 9, 1845; died Feborn 3, 1905
GRIFFIN, JOHN R., A.B., A.M., 1875, teacher, Belton, Texas; no information
HOPPER, WILLIAM D., A.B., lawyer and circuit clerk; Lancaster; died
JOHNSON, MADISON CONYERS, A.B., Confederate Army planter; Clinton, Mississippi; born August 16, 1842; died November 24, 1879
KENNEY, CHARLES OSCAR, A.B., farmer; Georgetown; born 1841; died 1915 REID, G. W., Scientific Diploma; farmer; Missouri; no lnformation
THOMAS, C. I., Scientific Diploma; minister; Louisville; Arkansas; died
WARREN, WILLIAM HENRY, A. B., (conferred 1874), farmer and insurance; Donerail; born June 9, 1843; died August 1, 1902
WEST, GEORGE E., A.S., farmer; Texas; no information WRIGHT, J. W., Scientific Diploma; farmer; Washington County; no information
BLACK, JAMES C. C., A.B., (conferred 1874), LL.D., Mercer Universlty; Colonel Morgan’s Cavalry, Confederate States of America; member U. S. Congress, 189S-1897; trustee Mercer University; trustee Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; member Legislature; vice president Bar Association of Georgia; attorney Georgia. Cent. R. R.; address, 520 Green Street, Augusta, Georgia
BRADLEY, JOHN NICHOLAS, A.B., A.M., 1865; instructor Georgetown College Academy, 1863-1870; tutor, Georgetown College, 1870-1872; professor Latin, 1872-1876; farmer; civil engineer; real estate; author History of Great Crossings Baptist Church, address, Georgetown
CANNON, JESSE, Scientific Diploma; farmer; Vandalia, Missouri; died CLARK, W. E., A.B., Paris, Kentucky; Texas died
FRITTS, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B., Federal soldier; teacher, druggist, Carlisle; U. S. Navy Yard, Portsmouth, Virginia.; born September 11, 1840; died 1913 J
UREY, MILTON M., A.B., Georgetown; Confederate Army, died in Federal prison during the war
LEWIS, JOHN ALEXANDER, A.B., A.M., 1869, Medical College of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia, 1868; LL.D. Georgetown College, 1904; Adjutant 9th Kentucky Cavalry Confederate States of America; president Kentucky Medical Society, 1896; trustee Georgetown Ccllege, 1875-1908; author Articles and Addresses on Medical/ Subjects; Commander Morgan’s Men; physician; address, Georgetown
LEWIS, WALLER HOLLIDAY, A.B., farmer and breeder; Woodlake; died January 1908
RILEY, J. V., A.B., minister; principal Baptist Female College, Bardstown, 1864-1868 died December 15, 1905
ROBINSON, JOHN MADISON, A.B., Federal soldier; lawyer; Georgetown; died SCOTT, THOMAS W., A.B., Confederate army; trustee Georgetown College, 1891-1910; fanner, Franklin County; born Franklin County May 26th, 1848; died November 29, 1913
(No graduating class on account of the War.)
BRADLEY. JOHN HENRY, Scientific Diploma, farmer; Scott County; died March 1865
CRAIG, ALBERT GALLATIN, Scientific Diploma, M.D., Cincinnati Medical College, 1866; house surgeon Cincinnati Hospital 1866-1867; physician Ghent 1867-1878; Vevay, Indiana, 1878-1908; trustee Franklin College; died Vevay, Indiana, April 23, 1908
HARDING, JOHN, Scientific Diploma; lawyer and farmer; attorney L. & N. R. R.; address, Pleasureville
FARMER, OSCAR, Scientific Diploma; merchant; address, 1219 South First Street, Louisville
HARDING, SAMUEL, Scientific Diploma; lawyer and merchant; Danville; died
McRERY, RUSSELL W., A.B., A.M., 1865; tutor Georgetown College 1865-1866; principal Shelbyville Graded Schools; manufacturer, 1878-; Frankfort; chairman School Board; vice president National Branch Bank; address, Frankfort
WIGGINTON, ISAAC L., A.B., Bloomfield; teacher; died
BRADLEY, MANLItTS THOMPSON, A.B., bookkeeper; address 406 Lamar Avenue, Fort Worth, Texas
PAYNE, GEORGE VILEY, A.B., LL.B., University of Louisville, 1876; lawyer; Georgetown; county judge; president Farmers’ Bank; treasurer, Georgetown College; born December 12, 1843; died December 19, 1909
RICE, JAMES, A.B., A.M., 1869, minister and teacher; Richmond; no information
THOMPSON, FRANKLIN FARNSWORTH, A.B., Fayette County; born November 6, 1845; died June 25, 1866
THOMPSON, SEATON E., A.B., A.M., 1869, teacher; vice president Baylor University; address, Waco, Texas, care of Postmaster
WEAKLEY, LEONARD A., A.B., lawyer; county judge; Shelbville; died
CRAWFORD, WILLIAM H., Scientific Diploma; clerk; Atlanta, Georgia; died JONES, W. A., A.B., minister; Marion, Alabama; no information
MITCHELL, WILLIAM H., Scientific Diploma; Metcalf County; no information
WILSON, HODGEN, A.B., Texas; no information
WITHERSPOON, ALDRIDGE CHOMEL, Scientific Diploma; lawyer and banker; Lawrenceburg; president Witherspoon National Bank; died August 23, 1909
WITHERSPOON, NEWTON HOLLY, Scientific Diploma, banker; president Bank of Winchester; address Winchester
BLEDSOE, WILLIAM CAREY, A.B., D.D., Howard College, 1890, minister; secretary Alabama State Board of Missions; Confederate Army; Grand Chaplain, Grand Lodge of Masons of Alabama 41 years; author History of East Liberty Baptist Association; address, LaFayette, Alabama
DICKEN, CHARLES WILLIAM, A.B., A.M., graduate Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; pastor. Kentucky to 1891; Missouri, 1891-1905 Roswell, New Mexico; died June 28, 1913
GLASS, WILLIAM H., Scientific Diploma; merchant; Nashville; farmer; Franklin, Tennesse; died 1916
HOWARD, CHARLES, Scientific Diploma, Texas; no informatton
JACKSON, A. C., A.B., tutor, Georgetown College, 1868-1810; teacher; Greensboro, Georgia; died
SPARKS, O. W., A.B., Sandersviile; no information
THRELKELD, THOMAS B., A.B., A.M., 1871, principal Threlkeld Select School, Nicholasvilie, 26 years; address, Nicholasviile
THRELKELD, WILLIAM LOGAN, A.B., A.M., 1871; principal Shelbyville High School; principal Classical Academy, Lexington; Instructor Latin, Greek and English, Kentucky University and Transylvania College; founder and secretary-treasurer Security Trust Company Lexington; cashier Lexington Banking and Trust Company; secretary and treasurer Phoenix and Third Trust Company; president Lexington Clearing Association; chairman Committee on Jurisprudence of Kentucky Bankers Association; president Chamber Commerce, Lexington; president Kentucky Chautauqua Association; trustee Centre College; chairman Park Commission, Lexington; colonel on Governor’s Staff, Kentucky; address, Lexington
WISDOM, J. W., Scientific Diploma; Metcalf County; no information
BIGGS, J. D., A.B., A.M., 1872, minister; address, Odessa, Missouri
BUCK, CHARLES WILLIAM, Scientific Diploma, LL.D., Kentucky University, 1871; lawyer, Street Louis, 1871; Mississippi, 1871-1874; Louisville, 1874-1879; Woodford County, 1880-1884; U. S. Minister to Peru, 1885-89; author Under the Sun; address, 1466 Street James Court, Louisville
CASE, DAVID WILLIAM, A.B., minister and teacher; address, 140 N. Ashland Avenue, Lexington
LEWIS, CHARLES CADWALLADER, Scientific Diploma; M.D. Louisville Medical College, 1873; physician; Scott County; Owensboro; died August 30, 1903
WARE, LON V., A.B., A.M., 1872, treasurer Pettis County Missouri; bookkeeper; address, Sedalia, Missouri
WITHERSPOON, LISTER, Scientific Diploma; farmer; president Bank of Woodford; president Lexington Roller Mills Company; address, Versailles
DOSS, EPHRAIM J,. A.B.. A.M., 1874, superintendent school, Shelby County 1884-1888; cashier Peoples Bank of Bagdad, 1888-90; county clerk, 1890-1906; State bank examiner 1912-; address, 527 1st Street, Shelbyville
HOGAN, SAMUEL P., A.B., Fayette County; minister; died
ISBELL, HARVEY W., A.B., editor; Schell City, Missouri; no information
JOLLY, WILLIAM T., A.B., A.M., 1874, minister, Richmond. Virginia; died
WEBBER, THOMAS EDWARD. AR. lawyer; address 514 Walnut Street. Texarkana, Arkansas
BEESON, ISAAC RICHARD MARION, A.B., minister; Morrllton, Ark.; born September 27, 1842; died December 3, 1915
DAVIDSON, AUGUSTUS CLEVELAND, A.B., A.M., 1874, D.D., Howard College, 1886; LL.D., Howard College, 1904; pastor, Kentucky, Indiana and Alabama, 1871-1893; president Georgetown College, 1893-1898; pastor, Alabama, Kentucky and Tennessee. 1898-; address, Livingston, Alabama
FELIX, JOSEPH SAMUEL, A.B., A.M., 1874, D.D., Bethel College; student Crozier Theological Seminary; pastor, Kentucky, Virginia, North Carolina and Louisiana, 1872-1903; vice president Georgetown College, 1884-1885; born Woodtord County April 19, 1851; died December 15, 1903
FROST, JAMES MARION, JR., A.B., A.M., 1874, D.D., LL.D., Baylor Univeristy; LL.D. Georgetown College, 1912; pastor Maysville, Lexington, Staunton, Virginia, Richmond, Virginia, Selma, Alabama, Nashyule, Tennesse; Cars. Sec’y and Pres. Baptist Sunday School Board, Southern Baptist Convention; author Pedobaptism; The Moral Dignity of Baptism; The Memorial Supper; Our Church Life; The School of the Church; Evangelism and Baptism; born Georgetown, February 10, 1848; died October 30, 1916
JOHNSON, HENRY VILEY, A.B., LL.B. Kentucky University, 1873; lawyer, county attorney, Scott County 1876-1885; U.S. District Attorney. Colorado, 1893-1897; Mayor Denver, Colorado, 1899-1901; county Judge 1904-1905; address 1038 Pennsylvania Avenue, Denver, Colorado
NUCHOLS, GEORGE WATKINS, A.B., salesman, address Greenwood Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee
NUNNELLEY, JAMES KIRTLEY, A.B., A.M., 1874, graduated Crozier Theological Seminary; pastor Davids Pork, Sharpsburg, 1873-1888, Bartlow. Florida, 1889-1890; trustee Georgetown College, 1882-1909; Recording and Statistical Secretary of the General Association of Baptists in Kentucky, 1895-1908; born Randolph County Missouri, November 13, 1845; died January 10. 1911
ROBINSON, MATTHEW, J., Scientific Diploma, farmer; address 911 B. 14th Street, Denver, Colorado
CHENAULT, OVERTON H., Proficient; farmer; address 229 S. Ashland Avenue, Lexington
GOBS, JOHN H., A.B., M.D.; physician; address Decatur, Georgia HENTON, JAMES, A.B.; farmer; address, Versailles, Kentucky
HUNTER, WILLIAM, B. S., LL.B. Harvard, 1874; prosecuting attorney Scott County Missouri, 1876-1882; State Senator, Missouri, 1882-1886; lawyer and real estate agent Benton, Missouri, 1880-; address Benton. Missouri
QUISENBERRY, WALLFR, B.S.; farmer; Winchester; died November 7, 1914
RILEY, MADISON MONROE, A.B., A.M., 1880; student Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1877-1879; D.D. Bethel College, 1892; pastor Mayslick, 1874-1883; Bowling Green, 1883-1892; financial secretary Georgetown College, 1892-1894; president Greenville Woman’s College, South Carolina, 1894-1900; president Brenau College, 1900-1902; address, 94 N. Green Street, Gainesville, Georgia
SAMUEL, WILLIAM CRAIG, Proficient; farmer; Lexington; died November, 1898
SCEARCFI, J. C., Proficient; farmer; Shelby County; no information
THOMPSON, WILLIAM EDWARD, A.B., teacher Woodford and Shelby Counties, 1873-1874; farmer and rancbman, 1874-; address Holtville, California
BRADLEY, MATTHEW SANDERS, B.S., LL.B., Washington and Lee University; lawyer, Chicago, Illinois, and Georgetown; address, Georgetown
COFFMAN, WILLIAM HENRY, B.S., M.D., Central University, Louisville, 1876; health officer Scott County; 1878-1880; physician, 1876-; address, Georgetown
GREENWELL, H. J., A.B., A.M., 1886; teacher; died Kansas City, Missouri, 1913
HARTFORD, P. T., A.B., A.M., 1876; editor, Vevay, Indiana; died ROBINSON, P. E., B.S.; address, 911 East 14th Street, Denver, Colorado
ROBINSON W. E., B.S. Georgetown; died
ROGERS, W. C., B.S.; farmer and banker, Lebanon; president Marion and National Bank; address Lebanon
SEBREE, J. C. B., A.B.; lawyer; address, Georgetown
WEST, CLARKE ALBERT, B.S., M.D., physician; Lexington; born January 21, 1855; died January 3, 1899
ALLEN, HENRY B., A.B.; minister, Grangeville, Louisiana; no information
BOW, JONATHAN GAINES, A.B., D.D., Bethel College, 1892; minister: corresponding secretary Kentucky Baptist Missions, 1900-1907; business manager Baptist Book Concern 1907-1909; pastor Cavalry Church, Louisville, 1909-1915: flnancial secretary Kentucky Baptist Children’s Home. 1915-; author What Baptists Believe and Why they Believe It, 1898, Whole Truth on Baptism, 1896, Jessie, Allen, 1916; address, 1321 Morton Avenue, Louisville
BUTLER, JAMES HENRY, A.B., student Southern Baptists Theological Seminary; pastor Tennessee, Indiana, Virginia and Kentucky; address 910 North Main Street, Henderson
CAMPBELL, DUNCAN ROBERTSON, JR., A.B., LL.B. University Virginia; lawyer, Covington; died 1879
DALE, W. B., B.S.; merchant, Louisville; no information
HARRIS, WILLIAM, Proficient, D.D., William Jewell College, 1882; pastor Street Joseph, Missouri; Street Louis, Missouri; Baltimore, Maryland; Montgomery, Alabama; died December 26, 1891
MANLY, BASIL R., A.B., A.M., 1880; teacher; instructor Georgetown College, 1877-1879; died
OWENS. JEAL A., A.B.; minister; died Mobile, Alabama, 1878
PORTER, CHILTON SCOTT, A.B., Ph.G., Cincinnati College of Pharmacy, 1877; druggist Eminence, 1877-1888; Somerset, 1888-1908; president Druggists’ Association, 1881; State drug Inspector, 1909-; address 430 East Maxwell Street, Lexington
BAGBY, D. Y., A.B.; minister and writer; Greenville, Texas author Bible Baptism, 1888 Rome in Prophecy, 1893; Where is the House of Happiness? 1901; died
BRADLEY, VICTOR FLOURNOY, A.B., LL.B., Washington and Lee UniversIty, 1877; lawyer, Georgetown; born August 1854; died February 28, 1908
BOOTH, JOSEPH AUGUSTUS, A.B., D.D., ib., 1900; trustee, ib., 1898-1914; minister; address, Lexington
CALDWELL, JAMES GUTRRIE, B.S.; president Birmingham Roller Mill Company 1880-; chairman Board Public Works, LouisvIlle, 1911-; member Finance Committee Baptist Orphans’ Home; trustee Georgetown College, 1891-1902; trustee Soouthern Baptist Theology Seminary; address, 1269 1st Street, Louisville COOPER, SAMUEL, B.S.; farmer, Georgetown; no information
FROMAN, J. H., B.S.; lawyer and farmer, Ghent
OFFUTT, ALFRED M., B.S.; tobacco dealer, Louisville, 1888-96; real estate, 1905-; address, Corbin
ROGERS, ABNER OLDHAM, A.B., A.M., 1876; teacher Latin and French Daughters College, Harrodsburg; 1880-1881; principal Male Academy, Stanford, 1881-1887; teacher Latin and Mathematics, Liberty College, Glasgow, 1893-1895; Superintendent, Bryan Normal Institute, Pembroke, Georgia, 1914-; address, Lexington
SPEARS, JACOB, B.S.; insurance; Dallas, Texas; died
STOUT, AMOS, A.B., Th.B., Southern Baptist Theology Seminary, 1894; minster and teacher; professor Mathematics Garrard College, 1889-1892; address, Georgetown
BRISTOW, LOUIS LUNSFORD, B.S., LL.B., University Virginia 1879; lawyer, Cincinnati, 1880-1882; civil engineer and R.R. surveyor, Florida, 1883-1886; real estate speculation in Florida and the West, 1887-1893; city attorney, Georgetown; judge Scott County Court, 1894-1910; supervisor of census for 7th Congressional District, Kentucky, 1916-1911; mining superintendent, 1912-; address, Georgetown
CAMPBELL, JOHN A., A.B.; minister, Albany; died
DANIEL, HENRY THOMAS, A.B.; student Southern Baptist Theology Seminary; pastor, Richmond, 1882-1887; Glasgow, 1887-1889; Paris, 1890-1891; financial secretary, Williamsburg Institute, 1891; born Illinois, July 26, 1861; died September 21, 1891
HAYNES, IRA M., B.S.; traveling salesman; address Owensboro
NIINNELLEY, GILMORE HAYES, B.S.; farmer, 1877-1879; inerchant, 1879-; trustee Georgetown College, 1909-; address Georgetown
OPTUTT, CHARLES, A.B.; lawyer, Omaha, Nebraska; died
ROBERTS, ROBERT EMLIN, B.S.; lawyer, Georgetown; member Legislature; born 1856; died 1910
STEVENSON, THOMAS FRANKLIN, A.B.; student law, Harvard University; lawyer; Judge District Court, Polk County Iowa, 1885-1889; address, 700 South Ardmore Avenue, Los Angeles, California
VILEY, LELAND PEAK, A.B.; real estate, Kansas City, Missouri; died November 14. 1912
BARNETT, JAMES HARMON, A.B.; superintendent of schools, Shelby County 1887-1896; farmer, 1896-; address, Ottawa
BURGESS, SAMUEL H., Proficient; minister; address, Berry, Kentucky
CARUTHERS, EUGENE S., B.S.; farmer, Shelby County 1877-1879; clerk wholesale dry goods house, Kansas City, Missouri, 1879-1885; clothing merchant, 1885-; address Street Anthony, Idaho
KIRTLEY, EUSEBIUS, Proficient; student Southern Baptist Theology Seminary, 1877-1880; pastor Carrollton, Kentucky, and Vevay, bid.; died November 8, 1883
McDONALD, JOHN HARDING, A.B.; teacher Scottsville High School, Virginia, 1877-1878; professor Keachi College, Louisiana, 1879-1880; died 1880
STOUT, GERMAN BOHANNON, A.B.; farmer Woodford County; member Legislature, 1900; died April, 1900
WALKER, JOHN THOMAS, A.B.; teacher, Owen County 1877-1882, 1884-1890; president Ghent College, 1882-1884; druggist Owenton, 1890-1914; farmer, 1914-; vice president Peoples Bank; address, Owenton WARE, J. R., A.B.; real estate; Canton, Ohio; no information
WELLS, JAMES MORGAN, A.B., D.D.; pastor, Fort Worth, Texas; died
KNIGHT, WILLIAM W., Proficient; Shelbyville; died
MANLY, GEORGE WHITFIELD, AB., A.M., graduate Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1882; Ph. D., University of Leipsig, 1886; pastor, Aiken, South Carolina, 1882-1883; professor Latin, Wake Forest College, North Carolina, 1886-1890; Denison University, 1891-1894; principal International School of Modern Languages, Berlin, Germany. 1894-1901; author Contradictions in Locke’s Theory of Knowledge; address, Columbia, South Carolina
MANLY, MURRAY B., A.B., teacher; address, Columbia, Missouri
PAYNE, ROMULUS, Proficient; farmer; Scott County; trustee Georgetown College, 1899-1915; magistrate Scott County, 1900-1904; address, Georgetown
ROGERS, JOHN, A.B., farmer; address, Versailles
PRATT, RYLAND DILLARD, A.B., M.D., University of Louisville, 1882; student University of New York; physician. Shelbyville, 1882-1909; died June, 1909
SCEARCE, GEORGE S., A.B., teacher and minister; principal Academy, Shelbyville; pastor, Versailles; died
STEVENSON, EVAN C., B.S., lawyer; mayor, Rockwell City, Iowa; County attorney, Iowa; address, Rockwell City, Iowa
VILEY, WILLA WARREN, A.B., student Eastman Business College. Pougbkeepsie, New York, 1879-1880; bookkeeper and salesman; address, 2822 Washington Avenue, Street Louis, Missouri
YAGFJR, ARTHUR, A.B., A.M., 1882; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, 1884; LL.D., Howard College, 1905; LL.D., Univisity of Peurto Rico, 1917; professor History and Political Science, Georgetown College, 1884-1913; chairman Faculty 1898-1901, 1903-1904, 1907-1908; president, 1908-1913; Governer Puerto Rico. 1918-; address San Juan, Puerto Rico
HOLLOWAY, SPENCER E., B.S., county clerk, Jessamlne Country 1904-; address, Nicholaaville KNIGHT, ROBERT, Proficient; minister; Shelbyville; died WEST, H. R., B.S., minister; Panama; died
ARNSPARGER, CLIFTON, B.S., LL.B., University of Cincinnatii, 1886; lawyer; Paris, 1886-1914; city attorney, 1888-1892; county attorney, 1892-1899; born Newtown, July 17, 1860; died September 1914
FRENCH, WILLIAM HENDLEY, A.M., LL.B. University of Virginia, 1884; principal Georgetown College Academy, 1882-1883; lawyer and farmer, Winchester, 1884-1894; professor English, German and Latin Winchester Female College, 1896-1900; farmer, 1900-1915; author The Talker, 1900; died December 15, 1915
GAINES, THOMAS S., B.S., lawyer; Georgetown; died
McKAY, A. V., B.S., Bardstown; died
MITCHELL, JAMES A., B.S., lawyer, 1886-; president elector Alabama, 1912; address, 1st National Bank Building Birmingham, Alabama
RADFORD, J. A., A.B., clerk; 1391 Washington Street, New York, New York; no information
JOHNSON. THOMAS E., A.M., graduate from Louisville Law School, 1884; lawyer; Georgetown; editor of first “Georgetown News”; died
THOMAS, RHODES BURCH, A.M., farmer; president Farmers Bank and Trust Company; trustee Georgetown College, 1895-1913; address, Georgetown
CASTLEMAN, D. E., B.S., graduate Cincinnati Law School; lawyer; Covington address, Erlanger, Kentucky
DUDLEY, RICHARD MOBERLY, B.S., R. R. contractor, New York City, 1888-1898; old Mexico, 1898-1910; banker, El Paso, Texas, 1810-; member Legislature, 1916; address, El Paso, Texas GAINES. J. W., B.S., M.D., physician; 1125 Realtor Building, Kansas City, Missouri; no information
KIRTLEY, JAMES S., A.B., student Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; University of Chicago; D.D., Georgetown College, 1894; pastor Versailles. Street Louis, Missouri, Little Rock. Arkansas, Kansas City, Missouri, Elgin, Illinois, Duluth, Minneapolis; lecturer and writer; author The Young Man and Himself 1901; Twenty-six Days with Jesus, 1906; That Boy of Yours, 1912; address, 5616 Kenwood Avenue, Chicago, Illinois
WILLIAMS, CLAUDE S., A.M., president Kentucky Growers Cooperative Fire Insurance Company 1900-; president Farmers Bank and Trust Company 1906-; farmer; trustee, Georgetown College, 1904-; address, Versailies
BIGSTAFF, THOMAS JONES, B.S., Master of Accounts, Eastman National Business College, Pougbkeepsie, New York, 1885; lawyer and farmer, 1888-; president Traders Deposit Bank, Mt. Sterllag; president State Farmers Institute, 1911; writer and lecturer on Agricultural subjects; address, Mt. Sterling
BROWN, DAVID SWIGERT, A.B., merchant; address, Jackson, Mississippi
HOURIGAN, ROBERT RENO, E.S., M.D. University of Louisville, 1889; farmer and Physician; address, Lebanon, Kentucky, R. F. D. No.1 SLAUGHTER J. L. W., Proficient; lawyer; address, Owenton
WHITE, EDWARD WILLIAMS, B.B., A.M. Columbia University, 1898; president Liberty College, 1886-1888; Lynnland Female College, 1888-1895; president Lexington College, Missouri; dean Southwest Baptist College, Boliver, Missouri; president Carson and Newman College, 1917-; address, Jefferson City, Tennessee
WHITEHEAD, L. M., B.S., life insurance, Elizabethtown; no information
OWSLEY, W. J., A.M., merchant, Midway; died
POINTS, DAVID CHRISTIAN, B.S., student law University of Street Louis, Missouri, 1885-86; treasurer Grant County, Kentucky, 1888-1897; lawyer, 1887-1910; head Circlation Department Courier-Journal, 1907-; address, 1851 Osage Avenue, Louisville
RICE, ALBERT SIDNEY, A.M., circuit clerk Owen County; vice president Merchants National Bank, Cincinnati; president Southern National Bank, Louisville; trustee Georgetown College, 1901-1915; died November 21, 1915
THOMAS, JOHN W., B.S., business; address, 689 Townsend Avenue, Detroit, Michigan
WILLIAMS, JOSEPH FRANKLIN, A.B., graduate Southern Baptist Theology Seminary; D.D. Georgetown College, 1888; minister; addresz 1006 Magoffin Avenue, El Paso, Texas
BROWN, ANDERSON CHENAIJLT, A.M., farmer; address Georgetown
BRUNER, JAMES DOWDEN, Proficient. A.B. Franklin College, Indiana, 1888; Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University, 1894; student in Paris and Florence, 1892-1893; Lit. D. Georgetown College, 1917; instructor Latin Georgetown College, 1885-1986; instructor French and German, Franklin College, Indiana, 1887-1889; professor Romance, Languages and Literature, University of Chicago, 1895-1899; University of Illinois, 1893-1895; University of North Carolina, 1901-1909; president Chowan Female College, Murfreesboro, North Carolina, 1909-1915; president Daughters College, Harrodsburg, 1915-1916; Professor English, Eastern Kentucky State Normal, Richmond, 1916-; author The Pistogese Dialect, 1894; Studies in Victor Hugo’s Characters, 1908; editor French texts; member Modern Language Association of America; address, Richmond
CROUCH, J. E., B.S., teacher; address, Glencoe
DAWES, BOURBON A., A.B., student Southern Baptist Theology Seminary, 1888-1889, 1890-1891; D.D., Georgetown College, 1900; pastor Salvisa, 1887-1891; Louisville, 1895-1907; Georgetown, 1907-1917; trustee Georgetown College, 1893-; professor Bible Georgetown College, 1907-1917; author Training in Bible Study, 1912; address, Georgetown
ELLIS CHARLES SPURGEON, B.S., student Southern Baptist Theology Seminary, 1894-1895; teacher Butler, 1886-1888; professor Mathematics, LaFayette College, Alabama, 1890-1895; pastor, 1895-; address Paint Lick
GEORGE, MARY ELIZABETH, (Mrs. H. P. Vories), A.B. (1906); married 1891; address, 401 West 18th Street, Pueblo, Colorado
MOREHEAD, C. G., A.M., merchant; address, Princeton
MORGAN, F. W., Proficient; minister Terrill, Texas; died
QUINN, BENJAMIN TAYLOR, Proficient; farmer; address, Frankfort, R.R. No. 1
REID, C. M., A.M., minister; address 333 North Marguerlta Avenue, Alhambra, California
TICHENOR, EDGAR S., A.M.; professor Science and Mathematics, Brownsville Female College, Tennessee; Latin and German West Kentucky College; professor Latin Mercer University, Georgia; president Walton Cotton Mill Company; address, Monroe, Georgia
WEALTEN, W. H., A.M., superintendent High School, Concorlla. Kansas, 1886-1890; business, 1890-1900; banker, 1900-1908; secretary Kentucky Millers Association, 1908-; address, Stanford
COCHRAN. S. D., B.S.; farmer; member Legislature, 1904-1906; address, Lancaster
GAINES, WILLIAM WINSTON, B.S., LL.B. Washington and Lee University, 1891; lawyer, 1891-; address, 424 Capital Avenue, Atlanta, Georgia
GREG, L. H., A.M.; teacher, Oldham County; supt. Shelby County Schools; address, Shelbyville
HOURIGAN, J. T. T., B.S.; farmer; address, Lebanon KENDALL, J. L., B.S.; planter; address, Trenton, Arkansas
WELLS, CLARENCE W., A.B., student law University of Michigan, 1890-1891; U. S. Com. for West Kentucky; lawyer; address. Owensboro
BELL, WILLIAM CON, A.B., student law University of Virginia; judge 13th District; trustee Georgetown College, 1902-1909; trustee State University; lawyer; Harrodsburg; died
CASE, FRANK A., Proficient; student University of Chicago 1892-1895; missionary Nebraska and Kansas, 1888-1892; pastor Princeton, Illinois, 1902; B.Y.P.U. Secretary of Iowa, 1902; pastor Council Bluffs, Iowa, 1914; superintendent City Missions, 1917 address, 1626 11th Street, Des Moines, Iowa
CRAWFORD, B. W., B.S.; graduate Bryan and Stratton Business College, 1889; clerk L. & N. R. R., Louisville, 1889-1892; U.S. War Department, Washington, D. C., 1893-1901; P. 0. inspector, 1901-1909; stenographer, 1907-; address, Washington, D. C., R. No.4
DEAN. EDWIN R., B.S., M.D. Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, 1890; post graduate work Chicago Policlinic, 1899; physician and surgeon; address 323 West Wayne Street, South Bend Indiana
LAVELLE, W. J., A.M., U. S. Int. Rev., Louisville; died January 24, 1916
METCALF, JOHN CALVIN, A.M., graduate Student University at Chicago. 1895 and 1897; A. M. Harvard; Lit. D., Georgetown College, 1912; president Virginia Library Association, 1910-1913 member Archeological Association of America; professor Soule College, Tennessee, 1889-1894; professor Mercer University 1894-1895; professor Georgetown College, 1895-1904; professor of English, Richmond College, 1905-1917; Dean, 1914-1917 Edgar Allen Poe Professor of English, University of Virginia, 1917-; author The English in the South, 1907; George Cary Eggelston, 1908; Literature and the Moral Law, 1909; History English Literature, 1912; History American Literature, 1914; address, Charlottesville, Virginia
MITCHELL, SAMUEL CHILES, A.M.; student University of Virginia 1891-1892; Ph.D. University of Chicago, 1899; LL.D. Georgetown College. 1905; Brown University, 1910; University Cincinnati and Baylor University; professor Latin an French, Georgetown College, 1892-95; Professor History, Richmond College, 1895-1908; Lecturer in History. Brown University, 1908-1909: president University of South Carolina, 1908-1911 president Medical College of Virginia, 1913-1914; president Delaware State College, 1914-; author Social Life of the South address, Newark, Delaware
PENICK, W. C., A.B.; banker; address, Greensburg, Kentucky; died POWERS, J. S., B.S.; minister, Todds Point, Kentucky; died
RIGGS, MILPORD, A.M., Th.D. Southern Baptist Theology Seminary, 1890; D.D. Georgetown College, 1903; pastor Lockland, Ohio; Street Louis, Missouri; Boonville, Missouri; Harrisonville, Missouri; Joplin, Missouri; Council Bluffs, Iowa; Lexington, Missouri; superintendent Missouri Home for Aged Baptists; address, Ironton, Missouri
TAYLOR, FRANCIS WILLIAMS, A.B., Th.B. Southern Baptist Theology Seminary, 1894; pastor Arkansas, 1889-1891; Third Avenue, Louisville, 1892-1898; Henderson, 1899-1902; evangelist, Missouri. 1903-1914; pastor Excelsior Springs, Missouri, 1915-; author The Broad and Narrow Way (an allegory), 1894; Bible Rules for Amusements, 1905: Bible Baptism, 1908; Church Communion, 1908; address, Excelsior Springs, Missouri
WILLETT, ADONIRAM R., A.B., Ph.D. Ewing College, 1906; pastor Vevay, Indiana, 1889-1890; Harrisburg, Illinois, 1893-1897; Cape Girardeon, Missouri, 1897-1899; Stanberry, Missouri, 1899-1904; Baker, Oregon, 1913-; author Bible Doctrine of Holiness, 1894; Growth of the Soul, Baptism and Communion, 1897; address, Baker, Oregon
AMON, J. A., A.M., M.D. Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; physician; address, Lancaster
ARNOLD, JOHN HARRISON, B.S., M.D. Jefferson Medical College, 1892; resident physician Jefferson Medical College, 1892-1892; surgeon on Pacific Mail Steamship Company 1893-1894; physician and surgeon Versailles, 1894-; address, Versailles
CRABB, WILSON DRANE, A.M., Ph.D. University of Chicago, 1897; lawyer, Louisville; address, Kenyon Building, Louisville
DUDLEY, THOMAS PARKER, A.B., graduate Rochester Theological Bern., 1892; missionary in India, 1892-1900; lecturer and Detacher, 1900-; address Southern Club, Chicago, Illinois
PUCKETT, WILLIAM JUDSON, B.S., minister; author Final Preservation of the Saints; address, Cave City
SCOTT, B. W., Proficient; address, Ludlow, Kentucky YAGER, W. H., B.S.; physician, Worthville; died
BAILEY, HARRY, A. M.; lawyer; city attorney, Cynthiana, 1900-1901; U. S. Stamp Deputy, 1902-1913; Grand Master of Masonic Grand Lodge, 1902; principal Falmouth High School; died January 27, 1913
BEARD, ELLIOTT B., A.M.; lawyer; city attorney of Shelby, 1898; city judge, 1894; master commissioner, 1901; member Legislature, 1908; address, Shelbyville
BRADLEY, JAMES, B.S.; lawyer; city judge; vice president First National Bank; address, Georgetown
GREEN, T. C., B.S., Batron, Arkansas; no information
KERR, HARRY T., B.S.; U. S. engineer, U. S. A., 1890-; address Army Building, 39 Whitehall Street, New York City
MARKS, JOSEPH ERMAN, A.M.; insurance and real estate business, 1900-; address, Georgetown
MITCHELL, WILLIAM EDWARD, A.B., Th.G. Southern Baptist Theology Seminary, 1894; D.D. Georgetown College, 1907; member Baptist State Mission Board, 1904-1914; member Board of Directors Baptist Education Society of Kentucky, 1907-1915; trustee Georgetown College, 1909-1915; pastor Carlisle, 1895-1899; Owenton, 1900-1904; Pembroke, 1904-1912; Adalrviile, 1912-1914; vice president Georgetown College. 1914-; address, Georgetown
MOREHEAD, CHARLES S., A.M.; lawyer; U. S. Int. Rev.; editor; address, Princeton
MYERS, S. H., Proficient; student Southern Baptist Theology Seminary; teacher, 1892-1900; minister, 1901-; address. Vergennes, Vermont PEAK, WILLIAM MOORE, B.S.; farmer; address, Glasgow, Virginia
SPEARS, GEORGE McCALL, B.S.; accountant; scenario writer; author Dear Old Kentucky, 1900; address, 2619 Shelby Street, Dallas, Texas
STEELEY, J. C., A.M.; minister; Williamsburg; died
STEPHENS, WILLIAM BARCLAY, A.M, M.D. Columbia University, 1893; physician; address, 912 Shreve Building, San Francisco, California
STOUT, JOHN W., A.B.; farmer; address, Versailles
CANN, JOHN L., A.M.; graduate Rochester Theological Seminary, 1894; pastor Potsdam, New York, 1894-1907; Three Rivers, 1907-1909; Palmyra, 1909-; address, 25 Jackson Street, Palmyra, New York
CAYWOOD, MARION HAMILTON, B. S.; superintendent of schools, Oklahoma, 1909-1913; instructor Murray State Normal, 1913-1917; address, Hotel Smith, Tishomlugo, Oklahoma
MCMURTRY, J. H., A.B.; teacher; business; address, Nicholasville
POINTS, WILLIAM WALTER, B.S., LL.B. University of Louisville, 1893; county attorney, Grant County 1897-1901; lawyer Williamstown, 1893-1903; Pineville, 1903-; address, Pineville
WILCOXSON, LOUIS N., A.B.; teacher Stamping Ground, 1891-1892; merchant Christiansburg, 1893-1896; salesman, Melbourne, 1896-1899; Insurance, Covington, 1899-1902; teacher Philippine Islands, 1908-1913; teacher Shelby County Kentucky, 1913-1914; clerical work Shelby County 1914-; address, 1137 West Main Street, Shelbyville
AULICK, H. P., A.B.; graduate Rochester Theological Seminary, 1895; minister, Falmouth; died
HUMPHREYS, JOHN STROTHER, A.M., A.B., Harvard, 1893; A.M. ib., 1894; graduate student University of Chicago, 1898-1899; teacher High School, Louisville, 1895-1898; Oxford School, Chicago, 1900-1901; professor Howard Payne College. 1901-1913; chairman of faculty and acting president ib., 1908-1910; president ib. 1911-1913; president Burleson College, 1913-1917; address Greenville, Texas
JUDY, J. A., Proficient; lawyer and farmer; address, Mt. Sterling
LAWSON, DAVID MIDDLETON, AM, M.D. University of Louisville, 1899; M.D. University of Pennsylvania, 1903; teacher Shelby County Kentucky, 1892-1897; physician Birmingham, Alabama, 1900-1906; Nowata, Oklahoma, 1907-; address, Nowata, Oklahoma
SHOUSE, HENRY MESSICK, B.S.; student Southern Baptist Theology Seminary; B.D. University of Chicago, 1899; principal Laurel Baptist Seminary, 1902-1913; teacher Danville, 1912-1913; farmer preacher, 1910-; address, Parksville, R.R. No. 1
SPRATT, S. E., Proficient; graduate Smith’s Business College, Lexington; student Kentucky School of Medicine, 1397-1900; pension examiner, surveyor, 1892-1897; physician, 1900-; address Mt. Sterling
THACKER, JAMES W., Proficient; merchant and farmer; president Kentucky Retail Grocers’ Association, 1912-13; trustee Georgetown College, 1908-; vice president Georgetown National Bank; address, Georgetown
BELL, HOWARD K., B.S., B.C.E. Kentucky State University, 1904; farmer Midway, 1893-1902; manager Lexington Water Works, 1906-1910; Contractor, Lexington, 1902-; address, 372 Transylvania Park, Lexington
BELL, RICHARD B., B.S., LL.B. Centre College, 1895; lawyer, Harrodsburg, 1895-1899; Louisville, 1899-1903; San Francisco, California, 1903-1906; Berkley, California, 1906-; address, 2928 Forest Avenue, Claremont Court, Berkley, California
CAPERTON, LENA J. (Mrs. Guy Moreman Fenley), B.S., teacher; married March 3, 1896; address, Valley Station, Kentucky
DUVALL, THOMAS JEFFERSON, B.S., student Southern Baptist Theology Seminary, 1893-1895; pastor and evangelist; author Better Than Divorce, 1914; address, Norton, Kansas
FREEMAN, THOMAS WILLMOTT, A.B., B.M.E. University of Kentucky, 1906; instructor Medianical Engineering University of Kentucky, 1804-1805; mechanical draftsman and designer Wiles Tool Works Company Hamilton, Ohio, 1909-1911; instructor mechanical drawing Ohio Mechanics Institution, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1911-1912; instructor manual training city schools, Nashville, Tennessee, 1912-1917; farmer, Midway, 1917-; address, Midway, R. R. No. 1
HUMPHREY, THOMAS ELLISON, A.B.; principal high school, Navasota, Texas, 1895-1898; lawyer, Camae, Texas, 1899-1901; Huntsville, 1901-; mayor Huntsville, 1916-; address, 1420 14th Street, Huntsville, Texas
HUNTER, BETTIE IRENE (Mrs. D. M. Lawson), B.S.; teacher Acad. G. C.; married, 1899; address, 506 East Osage Street, Nowata, Oklahoma
JAMES, J. ELIZABETH (Mrs. R. T. Coghlll), Proficient; teacher; address, Georgetown
LEE, LUTHER BOLTON, B.S.; teacher, Franklin County; preacher and farmer, Casey County; address, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania R. R. No. 4
MOORE, ANNIE ELIZA (Mrs. Alex L. Hnggazd), B.S.; address, Georgetown
MOORE, HOPKINS, B.S.; editor; farmer; address, Georgetown
ROBINSON, BETTIE M., A.B.; student University of Tennessee; teacher English, Latin, Buchanan Collegiate Institution 1899-1902; teacher English and Latin Somerset High School, 1902-1905; Lancaster High School. 1905-1907; Russell Creek Academy 1907-1910; Lancaster High School, 1910-; address, Campbellsville
SAXON, JESSE WALTON, B.S.; teacher and school superintendent Texas, 1893-1907; county Supertendent schools, Brazaria County, Texas, 1898-1902; clerk and engineer Treasury Deptartment, Washington, D. C., 1907-1916; address, Kensington, Missouri
SHIPP, J. H., B.S.; teacher Owen County, 1893-1898; farmer, 1898-; address, Owenton
SHIPP, HENRY REUBEN, B.S., student University of Chicago and University of Tennesse; teacher and Supertendent Graded and High Schools; address, Hodgenville S
TEVENSON, JOHN M., A.B.; lawyer; trustee Georgetown College, 1902-; address, Winchester
WITHERSPOON, SUSAN WILLARD, B.S.; address, Lawrenceburg
BAILEY, JOHN ARCHELAUS, A.M.; farmer; address, Cynthiana
McMEEKIN, JULIA ROBB (Mrs. Henry C. Markham), B.S.; married 1900; address, Tucumcari, New Mexico
BURNETT, CLARA W. (Mrs. Thomas R. Smith), Proficient; married October 20, 1897; address, Shelbyville, R. F. D. No. 6
CALLOWAY, MARY T. (Mrs. Hugh G. Elliott), Proftcient; married December 6, 1897; address, 352 South Pryor Street, Atlanta, Georgia
FINNELL, EVA RUTH (Mrs. N. C. Fisher), Proficient; graduate work in French and German, 1914-1916; married 1898; librarian Georgetown College, 1916-; address, Georgetown
FISHER, NEVILLE CHARLES, A.M.; lawyer, Paris, Kentucky and Street Louis, Missouri; Captain U. S. B., Camp Funston, Kansas, 1917-
FOGLE, DAVID EDGAR, A.M., A.M. Harvard, 1909; student University of Chicago and University Wisconsin; professor Latin French, Georgetown College, 1898-1904; professor German a French, 1904-1915; professor German, 1915-; member Modern Language Association of America; member Federation of Modern Language; fellow of American Geographical Society; member National Geographic Society; address, Georgetown
GABBY, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, A.B.; student University Virginia, 1896-1897; graduate course University of Chicago, 1913 superintendent of city schools, Springfield, 1895-1896; superintendent of city school, Carroliton, 1898-1905; Hickman, 1905-1916; president Hall-Moody Institute, Martin, Tennessee, 1916-1917; address, Martin, Tennessee
GARNETT, FANNIE (Mrs. J. P. Scruggs), A.B.; address, Frederlektown, Missouri
HINTON, C. O., B.S.; merchant; address, Paris LANIUS, C. H., B.S.; New Park, Pennsylvania
LOMAX, C. L., A.B., LL.B. University of Mississippi, 1897; lawyer; chairman State Democratic Executive Committee of Mississippi; city attorney, Greenwood, Mississippi; address, Greenwood, Mississippi
MARKHAM, HENRY C., Proficient; merchant; address, 602 Second Street, Tucumcani, New Mexico
McGEE, JEANETTE ARABELLA (Mrs. Edwin McGee), Proficient; married 1900; address, Rushville, Maryland
NAFF, FRANCES A.; Lexington; died NORRIS, JOHN SETON, Proficient; student Southern Baptist Theology Seminary, 1895-1897; pastor Brownsville, Tennessee, 1904-1905; Morgan-field. 1906-1907; farmer, 1908-; address, Henderson
RAY, THOMAS BRONSTON, A.M., Th.M. Baptist Theological Seminary, 1898; D.D. Georgetown College, 1908; pastor Immanuel Baptist Church, Nashville, Tennessee, 1898-1906; Secretary Southern Baptist Foreign Board, Southern Baptist Convention, Richmond, Virginia. 1906-; Highway of Mission Thougnt, 1907; Southern Baptist Foreign Missions, 1910; Brazilian Sketches, 1911; address, Seminary Avenue, Richmond,Virginia
RILEY, SAMUEL GAYLE, A.M., A.B. Princeton University, 1896; A.M. student University of Michigan, 1896-1898; University of Mississippi 1909-1911; Instructor in History, Brenau College. 1899-1903; professor Greek, Union University, Jackson, Tennessee, 1904-1906; professor History, Alabama State Normal School, 1905-1909; Dean Stephens College, Columbia, Missouri, 1909-1911; professor History, Brenau College, 1911-; address, Gainesville, Georgia
SINCLAIR MARY ELIZABETH, (Mrs. Claude S. Pierce), A.B.; Diploma Kindergarten, Greenwood School, 1897-1898; Scott County librarian, 1895-1896; teacher private school, Georgetown, 1897-1900; teacher public school, Paducah, 1900-1903; teacher preparatory department, K. C. B. College, Paris, 1903-06; married April, 1906; teacher Domestic Science and high school, Philippine Islands. 1906-1916; address, Tallulah, Louisiana, by Plantation Bayouby Plantation
STEPHENS, CHARLES JOY, A.M., D.D.S. University of California, 1898; dentist; address, 924 Stanyou Street, San Francisco, California
STEVENSON, MARY EMMA, B.S.; librarian Georgetown College, 1907-1916; address Georgetown
WOOD, JESSIE B. (Mrs. Charles C. Stevenson), B.S.; married June 3, 1897; address, 352 Linden Walk, Lexington
BELL, RUTH STANFORD (Mrs. George N. Branham), A.M. student University of Chicago, 1897; Georgetown College, 1899-1900; University of Kentucky, 1916; Columbia University. 1916; teacher Latin and Greek, Beaumont College, 1897-1899; Caldwell College, 1900-1902; married June 28, 1902; professor Latin Kansas Wesleyan University, 1908-1906; teacher Midway High School, 1914-; address, Midway
CHURCH, FRANK MITCHELL, B.S., LL.B. Columbia University, 1898, LL.M. ib., 1898; lawyer Washington, D. C., 1898-1905; Goldfield, Nevada, 1905-; address, Goldfield, Nevada
COGAR, MAYME DAVENPORT, B.S.; postmistress, 1913-; address, Midway
COLEMAN, KATIE STONE (Mrs. W. D. Wakefield), B.S.; married C. B. Hinkle, September 8, 1897; church missionary at Clifton Forge, Virginia, 1912-1913; corresponding secretary W. M. University of Kentucky, 1913-1917; married W. D. Wakefield, 1917; address. Shelbyville
DONOVAN, JAMES MAYFIELD, B.S.; teacher Scott County 1897-1910; farmer, 1910-; address, Georgetown, R. R. No. 2
FOGLE, GEORGE PRESTON, B.S., LL.B. University of Michigan, 1899; assistant county attorney Craig County Oklahoma, 1911-1913; lawyer Vinita, Oklahoma, 1913-; address, 443 South Thompson Street, Vinita, Oklahoma
LOGAN. BEVERLY ANDERSON, A.M., student University of Chicago; teacher Henry County 1896-1904; Shelbyville, 1904-1911; grocer Shelbyville, 1911-; member City Council, Shelbyville, 1916; address, Shelbyvllle
MARKS, EMMA PEARL (Mrs. Charles Cohen), B.S.; address, 1389 Glddlngs Road, Cleveland, Ohio NORRIS, EDWARD MILTON, B.S.; principal Graded School, Morrlaville, Maryland, 1896-1898: clerk United States Post Office, Baltimore, Maryland, 1900-: address Parkwood Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland O
ELZE, ETHEL TELITHA (Mrs. H. S. Hills), B.S.; married, 1906; address, Irvine POWERS, FRANK BECKHAM, A.B. University of Tennessee. 1891, M.D. University of Michigan, 1893, A.M. Georgetown College; physician Knoxville, Tennessee, Lawrenceburg, Kentucky and Racine, Wisconsin; born Bath County June 15, 1870; died December 30, 1903
SNYDER, ROBERTA JOHNSON, B.S., Lawrenceburg; no information
VIRGIN, HERBERT WHITING, A.B., student University of Chicago. Southern Baptist Theology Seminary, D.D. Union University, D.D. Georgetown College, 1908; professor Union University; trustee Southern Baptist Convention; pastor Calvary Baptist Church, Roanoke, Virginia; address, Roanoke, Virginia
VORIS, ATWOOD LEE, B.S., principal Burgin Graded School, 1896-1898; bank cashier Middlesboro 1899-1901, Higginsport, Ohio, 1902-1904; business Cincinnati, Ohio, 1906-1913; merchant; address, Burgin
WALLIS, HALL KELLOGG, A.M.; minister, Boston, Massachutes; no information
BAILEY, ROBIN TALBERT, B.S.; assistant cashier Patterson Sargent Company Chicago, Illinois; address, 2025 Lumber Street, Chicago, Illinois
BARHAM, THOMAS EUGENE, B.S.; farmer and merchant; address, Oak Ridge, Louisiana
BEARD, SAMUEL LOWRY, B.S., M.D. University of Louisville, 1900; physician; address, Shelbyville
CARTINHOUR, NOVELLA HAMILTON, A.M.; banker, Georgetown, 1897-1900; bond investment business, Chicago, Illinois, 1900-06; auto insurance business, 1906-1916; motor truck distributor for State of Indiana, 1916-; address, 812 East Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana
COVINGTON, ROBERT LOWRY, A.B.; banker; address, Hazelhurst, Mississippi
DAVIS, JAMES LESLIE, B.S., M.D. Jefferson College of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; physician; address, 1701 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
FISH, CARLOS ALBERT, B.S., M.D. Sauthern Homeopathic Medical College, Louisville, 1901; student Chicago Romeopathic Medical College; resident physician Louisville City Hospital, 1901-1902; member State Board of Health; physician and surgeon; address 205 East Main Street, Frankfort
GAYLE, ALBERT DeLONG, A.B., cashier Farmers Bank, Midway, 1898-1902; vice president 1st National Bank, Richmond, Indiana, 1904-1905; president ib., 1905-; president Champion Roller Milling Company 1906-; president Grasmere Land Company 1912-; address, 204 South 16th Street, Richmond, Indiana
HEFLIN, PAUL, A.B., A.B. Princeton, 1898; lawyer Flemingsburg, 1899-; member Legislature, 1904-1905; examiner fire Insurnance, 1916-; address, Flemingsburg
JAYNE, WILLIAM LeGRAND, A.B.; superintendent schools; address, Ashland
KARR, ELIZABETH BLACKWELL, B.S.; address, Lexington, care D. A. R. Rest Room
KIRTLEY, JAMES ADDISON, B.S.; minister; address, Perry, Florida
MOORE, ETHELBERT PRESTON, A.M., insurance, Georgetown; District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler B.P.0. Elks, 1913 and 1914; address, Georgetown
MOUNTJOY, BEULAH, B.S.; Lawrenceburg; died
PAYNE, WILLIAM JOHNSON, A.M., student Cornell University, 1898-1900; B. M. E. Kentucky State University, 1904-1905; instructor Mechanical Engineering, University of Pennsylvania, 1905-1906; draftsman J. G. Brill County, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1906-1908; salesman Power Plant Specialties Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1908-1909; private accountant, cotton plantation, Panther Burn, Mississippi, 1909-; address, Panther Burn, Mississippi
POINTS, ALLEN HERMAN, B.S.; cashier Salt Lick Deposit Bank, 1901-; member Kentucky Legislature, 1910: address, Salt Lick
POMERENE, MELVIN, B.S., Berlin, Ohio; died
RAMSEY, HUGH WELLINGTON, A. M., Buffalo, Kentucky; died
RICKS, WILLIAM BARRIE, A.M., Canton, Mississippi; died
ROBE, FLORENCE, B.S., student University of Tennessee, 1907; Chicago University, 1915; teacher Latin, History and Music Chikasaw College, Pontotoc, Mississippi, 1899-1900; teacher private school, Patton, Alabama, 1901-1905; teacher Latin, History, Mathematics, High School, Birmingham, Alabama, 1907-1909, 1910-1915; teacher Newport High School, 1915-; address, Helena Station, Kentucky SAMUELS, MAGGIE M. (Mrs. Grant), B.S., Deatsville
SHELBURNE, JAMES MADISON, A.M., Th.M. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1900; L.H.D., Howard College, 1903, D.D. Georgetown College, 1908; trustee Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1913-; pastor East Lake Church, 1900-1909, First Baptist Ohio, Bristol, Virginia, 1909-1913; president Howard College, 1913-; address, Birmingham, Alabama
SMITH, SUSAN RUCKER (Mrs. Jacob S. Smith), B.S.; married 1901; address, 428 North Forest Avenue, Bellingham, Washington
STUART, WILLIAM PENDLETON, A.B.; pastor Paris, Missouri, 1903-1906; Elizabethtown, Kentucky, 1906-1914; Louisville, 1914-1916; Hampton, Virginia, 1916-; address, Hampton, Virginia
THOMSON, ROBERT ANDERSON, A.M., graduate Rochester Theological Seminary, 1897-1900; pastor Washington, 1900-1915; correspondent for Pacific Baptist, 1905-1914; missionary work Washington, 1915-; address, Weber, Washington
TODD, EDWARD NEWTON, B.S., LB., A.M., 1901; teacher Lancaster High School, 1901-1905; engineer, 1905-; address, Paint Lick
WANDLING. JOHN WEIR, B.S., merchant, Louisville; no information WEATHERS, SUSIE B. (Mrs. Darnaby), B.S.; address, Lexington
WOLFE, ANNIE LEE, B.S., student University of Chicago, University of Cincinnati; teacher Kentucky, 1897-1905; Covington, 1905-1914; Brooks School for Boys, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1914-1915; Cincinnati, Ohio, 1915-; address, 115 East 16th Street, Covington
BEAGLE, SAMUEL JOHN, A.B., graduate Milliken School of Phonography, 1899; stenographer, Frankfort, 1899-1901; died July 26, 1901
BRADFORD, WILLIE T. (Mrs. George T. Hambrick), A.B.; married November 23, 1899; address, Georgetown
BRADLEY, KATHERINE STOUT, A.B., photographer; address, Georgetown
BROOKING, LESLIE JOSEPH, A.B.; farmer, 1899; teacher, 1903; sales manager The Aultman and Taylor Machinery Company 1903-; address, 4233 Montgall Street, Kansas City, Missouri
COLLINS, ROBERT, A.B., Flemingsburg; no information
DAVIDSON, METTlE C. (Mrs. Thomas J. Seale), A.B., student Cincinnati College of Music, 1908-1910; instructor Pollock-Stephens Institute, Birmingham, Alabama, 1899-1902; married Edgar Jones, 1902; instructor Tennessee College, 1906-1908; Georgetown College, 1910-1912; Alabama Girls’ Technical Institute, 1913-; married Thomas J. Seale, 1913; address, Livingston, Alabama
DUDLEY, ANNE HENTON (Mrs. W. 0. Shewmaker), A.M., married 1904; address, 600 South Main Street, Anna, Illinois
GAINES, JOHN STROTHER, A.M., M.D., New York Homeopathic Medical College, 1903; diploma in Laryngology and Rhinology, College of the New York Optholmic Hospital, 1906; Examiner in Lunacy, New York State, 1910; member medical staff Hahnemann and Flower Hospitals; member health department City of New York; practicing physician and surgeon New York City, 1905-; address, 200 West 71st Street, New York, New York
MENEFEE, LUCILE GIBSON (Mrs. G. F. Cowan), B.L., student Cincinnati College of Music; Director of Music South Carolina School for Blind, Spartansburg, South Carolina, 1898-1901; Montana School for Blind, 1904-1909; married 1909; address, East 1424 Fourteenth Avenue, Spokane, Washington
MILLER, ALICE BEATRICE (Mrs. Alice M. French), B.S.; address, Carrizozo, New Mexico, Box 146
MOORMAN, SILAR MERGER, A.B., M.D. Cornell, 1908; physician; address, 601 West 180th Street, New York City, New York
NEVINS, WILLIAM MANLIUS, A.B., A.M., ‘99, student Southern Baptist Seminary; pastor Newport and Louisville; treasurer G. C., 1915; author What Church Must I Join, etc.; address, Louisville
PULLIAM, ELIZABETH BLACKWELL (Mrs T. M. Lackey), student University of Chicago, 1903-1907; teacher Latin and Mathematics Woman’s College, Bryan, Texas, 1905-1906, Washington College, Washington, D. C., 1908-1910, Baptist University, Shawnee, Oklahoma, 1911-1912; married 1912; address, 1608 West Monroe Street, Phoenix, Arizona.
ROBERTS, PAUL RANKIN, A.M., ticket agent Q. & C. R. R.; address, Lexington
SNYDER, THORNTON ROWE, A.B., student Law University of Cincinnati, LL.B. University of Missouri, 1901; member Ohio Legislature, 1912-1914; lawyer; address, 1201 Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio
TANDY, ROBERT HILL, A.B., Th.M. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1903; pastor Falmouth, 1899-1901; Florence, Alabama, 1904-1905; Hazelhurst, Mississippi, 1906-1911; Greenville, Kentucky, 1912-1915; field representative Bethel College, 1916; president Bethel College, 1917-; address, Russellville TAYLOR, JAMES ARTHUR, A. M., pastor Baptist Church, Fulton, Missouri; address, Fulton, Missouri
VANLANDINGHAM, WILLIAM HEARN, A.M., teacher high school, Carrollton, Mississippi, 1898-1899; Marshall County Mississippi, 1899-1900; planter and cotton buyer, 1908-1912; planter and merchant, 1912; address, West Point, Mississippi
VORIS, JOHN COOK, A.M., lawyer, Danville and Georgetown; died WARE, EUGENIA (Mrs. Richard Scudder), B.L., address, McKinney
WILLIAMS, GEORGE ALLEN, A.B., lawyer, Lawrenceburg; died June 5, 1911
WITHERSPOON, MARTHA (Mrs. W. R. Sphar), B.S., married 1904; address, Winchester
WORTHINGTON, THOMAS FLOURNOY, B.S., M.D., physician; address, Myrtle Grove, Louisiana
WORTHINGTON, WILLIAM W., B.S., farmer; address, Greenville, Mississippi
ANDERSON, SCOTT, A.B., minister; address South Park Christian Church, Los Angeles, California
DUDLEY, MARY MOBERLEY (Mrs. W. H. Pittman), B.S., pupil E. Presson Mille, New York, 1907-1908, 1912; teacher Voice Judson College, 1908-1910; Georgetown College, 1912-1913; married 1913; address, 307 East Ederton Street, Raleigh, North Carolina
ELLIOTT, FRANCIS GILL (Mrs. J. E. Martin), B.S., married 1905; address, Jellico, Tennessee
EVANS, JIMMIE A (Mrs. 0. A. Bowles), B.L., teacher rural school, 1902-1906; married 1906; address, Cynthiana
FORD, WILLIAM THOMAS, A.M., teacher English and Mathematics, Shelbyville, 1899-1902; principal Fittsburg High School, Texas, 1902-1903; superintendent City Schools, Vinta, Oklahoma, 1903-1907; civil engineer, Miami, Oklahoma, 1907-1909; head Department of Mathematics North East State Normal, Tahlequah, Oklahoma, 1909-1915; Central Normal, 1915-; address, Edmond, Oklahoma
FORWOOD, I. N., B.S., real estate business; address, Crestwood
GAITRER, RICHARD FRANKLIN, A.B., teacher; address, Newport
GARDNER, WILLIAM EMMETT, A.M., M.D. University of Louisville, 1902; assistant physician and superintendent Central State Hospital, 1904-1914; physician Glendale, 1902-1904; assistant physician Lakeland, 1904-1910; medical director Louisville Neuropathic Sanitarium, 1915-; author Pellagra and its Relation to Insanity, 1912; address, 1412 South 6th Street, Louisville
HARRY, JAMES WARNER, A.B., Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University, 1902; LL.B. Baltimore University of Law, 1905; chief probation officer Juvenile Court, Baltimore, 1904-; author History of the Maryland Constitution of 1851; address, Darlington, Maryland HILL,
JOHN LEONARD, A.M., graduate work History, Harvard University summer 1906; A.M. Columbia University, 1912; teacher languages Coeducational College, Bardstown, 1900-1901; English and History, Mt. Sterling High School, 1901-1904; Covington High School, 1904-1906; University School, Louisville, 1906-1909; acting professor History and instructor in English, Georgetown College, 1909-1912; professor History, Economics and Political Science ib., 1912; dean of the College, 1915-; recording and statistical secretary, General Association of Baptist in Kentucky, 1909-; trustee Kentucky Baptist Children’s Home; member Board of Managers Kentucky Y.M.C.A.; member A.H.A., and Fllson Club; author The Glark-Genet Intrigue, 1912; address, Georgetown
HINTON, ROBERT TAYLOR, A.M., A.B., Yale, 1900; M.A. ib., 1905; M.S. ib., 1906; lumber business Seattle, Washington, 1902-1904; professor Biology and Director of Athletics Georgetown College, 1906-; president Georgetown Alumni Association, 1912-1917; member Yale Alumni Advisory Council, 1916; address, Georgetown
KELLEY, JAMES YATEMAN, JR., A.M., lawyer Springfield, Illinois, 1901-1915; Charleston, Illinois, 1915-; private secretary Judge Frank K. Dunn of Supreme Court of Illinois, 1915-; address, 905 Harrison Street, Charleston, Illinois
McMEEKIN, NANNIE LESLIE (Mrs. Lewis K. Haggin), B.S., married 1909; address, Lexington, R.R. No. 6 MOORE, CARRIE D. (Mrs. J. H. Lee), B.S., married 1908; address, Georgetown, R.R. No. 4
MOORMAN, LEWIS JEFFERSON, B.S., M.D. University of Louisville; graduate work University of Virginia, 1906, and University of Vienna, Austria, 1909; physician; address, 1409 West 16th Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
PARTEE, JAMES QUINTON, A.B., minister, Marshall, Missouri; died
PAYNE, BLUFORD HENRY, A.B., graduated Rochester Theological Seminary; pastor Perry, Ohio, 1902-1906; Marietta, Ohio, 1906-1911; Bellevue, Kentucky, 1911-1914; Richmond, Ohio, 1915-; editor-various articles for denominational papers; address, Richmond, Ohio
POMERENE, MYRON B., B.S., graduate Hospital College of Medicine, Louisville, 1902; post graduate work Chicago Policlinlc School, 1906-191914; physician and surgeon, 1902-; address, Millersburg, Ohio
RHOTON, ALVIS LEMUEL, A.B.: M.A., Washington University, 1901; student Mathematics and Education, University at Chicago. 1902-1905; head Department of Mathematics Union University. 1905-1907: Georgetown College, 1907-; address, Georgetown
SALLEE, WILLIAM EUGENE, A.B.; A.M., graduate Rochester Theological Seminary, 1903; missionary, 1903-; address, Kaifeng, China, Honan Province
SCUDDER, RICHARD SMITH, B.S.; farmer: address, McKinney
SMITH, LYMAN ELLIOTT, A.B.; teacher; Sharpsburg; died
SMITH, MARY T., (Mrs. Hopkins Moore), B. S.; teacher, 1900; married, 1901; address, Georgetown, R.R. No. 4
SPEARS, MARY CHAPMAN, A. B.; student University of Colorado, 1915; teacher, Dallas City, Texas; principal Sam Houston School, Dallas, Texas, 1907-; address, 2619 Shelby Street, Dallas, Texas
STEPHENS. JOHN MILLER, A.B.; M.D., physician; address, 210 Post Street, San Francisco, California
TOOMBS, WILLIAM RAY, A.B.; LL.B., Columbia University; lawyer, Greenville, Mississippi; prosecuting attorney, Washington County, Mississippi; special circuit judge 4th judicial district; address 1401 Washington Avenue, Greenville, Mississippi
WEATHERS, MARTHA, B.S.; addres, Avon
ATWOOD, ELMER B., A.B.; Th.M. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1904; Th.D. ib. 1911; pastor, Yoakum, Texas, 1905-197; Alpine, Texas, 1907-1910; Highland Park Baptist Church El Paso, Texas, 1911-1912; corresponding secretary Baptist Convention of New Mexico, 1912; editor The Baptist New Mexican, 1912; address, Albuquerque, New Mexcio
BOARD, JESSIE MAY, (Mrs. E. T. Harrison), A.B.; married, 1900; address, 504 1st State Bank Building, Dallas, Texas
BRADEN, CHARLES HARRISON, A.B.; minister; editor Northwest Farm and Orchard; address, Spokane, Washington
CONKWRIGHT, PLEASANT JEFFERSON, A.B.; Th.M. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1903; pastor in Kentucky, 1901-1903; Bristow, Oklahoma, 1903-1906, Yukon, Oklahoma, 1906-1908; Sapulpa, 1908-; address, Sapulpa, Oklahoma
CUNNINGHAM, ADA P. (Mrs. J. A. Haughman), A.B.; teacher, 1900-1906; married, 1906; address, Moreland
HACKLEY, MARGARET A., A.B.; teacher; address, Georgetown
HARRISON, EDWARD TYLER, A.B.; LL.B., University of Texas, 1903; lawyer; address, 504 1st State Bank Building, Dallas, Texas
HOWERTON, MERIT ALONZO, A.M.; Civil engineer; address, Sulphur, Oklahoma
McCLURE, FRANCES W., (Mrs. E. A. Campbell), B.L.; address, Carlisle
MORGAN, EDGAR L., A.M.; Th.M., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1905; principal Laurel Baptist Seminary, London, Kentucky, 1901-1902; missionary in China, 1906-; address, Laichowfu, North China
SLACK, ALBERT MARSHALL; Maysville; died
TAYLOR, MARY ELEANOR, A.B.; diploma Institute of Musical Arts of New York, 1910; student Columbia University, 1910; teacher Voice Buena Vista College, Storm Lake, Iowa; supervisor of Music, Alexandria, Louisania; teacher of Voice, Louisiana State University; address, Maceo, Kentucky
WILLETT, JOHN RICHARD, A.B.; principal high school Crary, North Dakota, 1902-1904; Inkster, North Dakota, 1904-1908; farmer and rancher, Alberta, Canada, 1908-; address, Fertility, Alberta, Canada
WITHERSPOON, FLORENCE R., (Mrs. 3. W. Major), B.S.; address, Lawrenceburg
ATWOOD, EDWARD LELAND, A.B.; A.M., B.D. Crozler Theological Seminary, 1909; D.D. Union University, 1916; pastor, Jackson, Louisania, 1904-1907; Yoakum, Texas, 1907-1908; Crum Lynn, Pennsylvania, 1908-1910; Brownsville, Tennessee, 1910-1917; Dyersburg, Tennessee, 1917-; author The Christian Doctrine of Sin; address, Dyersburg, Tennessee
BAGBY, MABEL, (Mrs. E. B. Atwood), A.M.; married, 1903; address, 737 South Edith Street, Alburqnerqne, New Mexico
BOURNE, J. C., A.B.; merchant; address, Louisville, care of Bourne and Bond Company
BRADLEY, JAMES CRAIG, A.M.; LL.B, Harvard; lawyer; address, Georgetown
BREWER, SCOTTIE, (Mrs. Emmct Stout), A.B.; teacher, Pleasureviile Academy, 1902-03; married, 1915; address, Worthville
BROWNING, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B.; AM., auditor Armour Packing Company, Cincinnati, Ohio; no Information
CRAFFT, FRANK L., A.M.; student Harvard, 1910-1911; instructor Latin and French William Woods College, 1903-1911; Phillips University, 1911-1912; advertising saleaman, Chicago Examiner, 1912-1915; Chicago Daily News, 1913-1915; advertising manager St. Louis Star, St. Louis. Missouri, 1915-; address, St. Louis, Missouri, care of St. Louis Star
CRUMPTON. CLAUDE E., A.M.; A.M., University of Chicago, 1909; instructor English, Alabama Girls Technical Institute, 1901-1903, 1909-1910, head of Department ib. 1912-; teacher of English Woman’s College, Richmond, Virginia, 1904-1905, Judson College, Marion, Alabama, 1905-1906; Normal and Industrial College for Women, Greensboro, North Carolina, 1910-1912; member Board of Directors of National Council of Teachers of English: address. Montevallo, Alabama
CUNNINGHAM, CARRIE L., B.S.; teacher; address, Danville
DAWSON, JOHN CHARLES, A.B.; A.M., student in Germany and France 1903, and Germany, 1907, University of Caen, France, 1909; principal Scottsboro, Alabama, Baptist Institute, 1901-1903; instructor Modern Languages, University of Alabama, summer 1911; professor Modern Languages Howard College, Birmingham, Alabama, 1903-; address, Birmingham. Alabama, care of Howard College
FITZGERALD, JAMES ANDERSON, A.B.; A.M., University of Chicago, 1907; instructor Marshall College, 1902-1906; professor History and Economics, and Registrar ib. 1907-1911; Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, 1911-; address Carnegie Institute of Technology. Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
GIBSON, GEORGE WILLIAM PERCEVAL, A.M.; rate correspondent, Illinois Center R. H., Chicago, Illinois; address, 5610 Dorchester Avenue, Chicago, Illinois
GLASS, BRECKENRIDGE BLACKBURN, A.M., clerk Shawnee National Bank, Shawnee, Oklahoma; died January 20, 1912 HARRIS, PALMER, B.S.; farmer; address, Versailles
HEDDEN, MARY PRATT, (Mrs. M. C. McKee), A.M.; teacher 7th grade, Mt. Sterling; married, 1906; teacher Latin Bradfordsville, 1911-1915; Ghent, 1918-1914; Franklin, 1914-1915; principal Union High School, 1915-; address, Union
KELLY, SAMUEL EDWARD, A.M.; A.B. Harvard University, 1902; LL.B. ib. 1905; real estate; address, 302 Broadway, New York City
MOORE, MIRIAM H., (Mrs. W. M. Nevins), B.S.; married, 1903; address, Louisville
MORGAN, EUGENE DUDLEY, A.M.; Th.M. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1904; pastor, East Market, Md., 1904-1905; missionary, Texas, 1905-1908; pastor, Gorman, Texas, 1908-1911; Winters, Texas, 1911-1918; Goldthwaite, Texas, 1915-1916; Canadian, Texas, 1917-; author Women Characters in the New Testament, 1913; address, Canadian, Texas
NUNNELLEY, CORA LEE, (Mrs. C. H. Thompson), A.B., married, 1906; address, Lexington
PARTEE, SAWYER WILSON, A.B.; minister; address, Paintsivlle
PRIOR, LEON ERWIN, A.M.; teacher, Black River Academy, Ludlow, Vermont, 1901-1908; principal Shelburne, Vermont, 1903-1904; Richmond, Vermont, 1905-1909; superintendent schools, ib., 1909-1914; Claremont, Massachutes, 1914-1915; Dartmouth, Massachutes 1915—; address South Dartmouth, Massachutes
RAY, SUE W., A.B.; Hopkinsville; died ROWLETT, CARRIE E., (Mrs. D. C. Clarke), A.B., married, 1907; address, 805 Birchwood Avenue, Louisville
SCOTT, HERVEY BARBOUR, B.S.; A.M. 1903; student Hospital School, Newe York; assistant Physician Beechhurst Sanitarium, 1907-1912; superintendent ib., 1912-; address, Beechhurst Sanitarium, Louisville
SMEDLEY, GRAHAM BEST, A.M.; LL.B. University of Virginia 1904; county attorney, 1908-1910; lawyer, Dallas, Texas, 1902-1906; Midland, 1907-1912; assistant Attorney General of Texas, 1913-; address, 1707 Congress Avenue, Austin, Texas
SMITH, CORNELIUS DANSON, B.S.; banker and farmer, 1903-; member of Board of Alderman; address, Rowland, North Carolina
SMITH, WILLIAM MARION, A.M.; Washington, D. C.; died
TOOMBS, PERCY WALTHALL, A.B.; M.D. Tulane University, 1905; student abroad, 1914; F. A. C. S., 1916; professor Obstetrics University of Tennessee College or Medicine, 1909; physician, Greenville, Mississippi, 1905-1907; Memphis, 1907-; professor College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1907-1909; visiting obstetrician, Associated Charities, City and Baptist Memorial Hospitals, Memphis, 1909; address, 1108 Exchange Building, Memphis, Tennessee
WEAKLEY, CHARLES ROBINSON, B.S.; farmer; address, Shelbyville
ASHER, VERDIE RAY (Mrs. Michael Brandenburg), A.B.; married, 1903; address, Pineville
AULICK, LEORA OBRA (Mrs. P. T. Wheeler), B.S.; teacher, Wasioto, 1902-1903; Hazard, 1903-1906; married, 1904; address, Hazard BAKER, BENJAMIN LOUIS, A.B.; missionary; Swatow, China
BARHAM, ROBERT ERLE, B.S.; merchant; Address, Oak Ridge, Louisiania
CARTER, EUNICE B., (Mrs. Rail), A.B.; address, McKinney
CLARKE, CLAYBOURNE FOX, B.S.; clerk L. & N. R. R. Freight Department, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1902-1904; manager Stanford Ice Company Stanford, Texas, 1905; ranching, El Paso, Texas, 1906-1908; farming and stock raising, 1911-; Government Cattle Inspector, 1917-; address, Throcktnorton, Texas,
DICKEY, WILLIAM PINCKNEY, A. M.; A.M. Harvard, 1908; student Boston University, 1914-1916; principal Walton High School, 1902-1905; professor Latin, Richmond College, 1908-1911; master in German and History, Roxbury Latin School, Boaton, Mass., 1912-; address, 15 Ellery Street, Cambridge, Massachutes
DUDLEY, JUNE, (Mrs. Robert E. Harvey), A.M.; teacher, Georgetown Public School, 1904; married, 1904; address, 850 West Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Georgia
ELDER, WILLIAM BENJAMIN, A.B.; teacher and principal of high schools in Kentucky and Tennessee; address, Boys’ High School, Louisville
GAINES, IRA JULIAN, A.B.; Versailles; teacher; no information
GAINES, LYMAN LYNN, A.B.; farmer; Bullittsvifle; died
HAMILTON, RUSSELL ALEXANDER, A.B.; bank clerk, First National Bank, Georgetown, 1902-1913; ice business, Hartford City, Indiana., 1913-; address, 217 B, Washington Street, Hartford City, Indiana
HAYDEN, ESTELLA LEE, B.S.; teacher, Sulphur, 1903-1905; died February 1908
HOCKADAY, JAMES STARLING, B.S.; farmer and horseman; address, Berea, R. No. 1
IGLEHART, LOUIE IVERSON, B.S.; LL.B. Centre College; lawyer, Owensbero; address, 1231 South Allen Street, Owensboro
JACKSON, MARY GAYLE, (Mrs. A. M. Peed), A.B.; student Voice, Cincinnati and New York City; teacher Voice, Louisiana Female College, Meridian School of Music. Maryville (Missouri) Conservatory of Music; married, 1915; address, Mayslick, R. No. 1
KELLY, LLOYD CASWELL, A.B.; student Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; pastor, Mt. Pisgah and Sharpsburg, 1902-1904; editor Kentucky Issue, 1904-1907; pastor, Orlinda, Tennessee, 1907-1912; Campbellsvllle, 1912-; address, Campbellsville
KEPHART, ELIZABETH WELLS, A.B.; teacher; address, Newcastle
LEE, JOHN HOWARD, A.M.; farmer; address, Georgetown
LEWIS, JANE H., A.B.; address, Georgetown
MARTIN, JOHN EUBANK, A.B.; Th.B. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1905; D.D. Cumberland College, 1914; pastor Adairville, 1905-1908; Jellico Tennessee, 1908-; trustee Kentucky Baptist Children’s Home; member Executive Committee of Tennessee Anti-Saloon League; address, Jellico, Tennessee, Box 428
McMIJRTRY, ROBERT R., A.B.; cashier Bank of Dayton; address, 6th and McKinney Sts., Dayton
MORRIS, EVERETT, B.S.; M.D. University of Louisville, 1906; physician and surgeon, Sulphur, Kentucky, 1906-1914; Oak Forest, Illinois, 1914-; member Kentucky Board of Tuberculosis Commissioners, 1912-1916; writer of many magazine articles on medical subjects; address, Cook County Tuberculosis Hospital, Oak Forest, Illinois
MORRIS, MAYME PORTER, (Mrs. S. 0. Boulware), A.B.; student Expression Cincinnati College of Music, summer 1907; University of Tennessee, summer 1910; teacher, Campbellsville High School, 1904-1906; teacher Expression, Sulphur, Kentucky, 1909-1911; LaGrange, 1911-1912; Pleasureville, 1910-1911; married, 1913; address, Campbellsville
NUNNELLEY, PORTER HAYS, A.B.; merchant; address, Georgetown
OVERTURF, BESSIE LEE, (Mrs. A. N. Moneyhan), B.S.; married, 1908; address, Augusta, Kentucky
PAYNE, JOHN BELLE, B.S.; banlter; address, 25 Broad Street, New York City
RICE, ALMA ROGERS, U.S.; life diploma E. K. S. N. S., 1907; teacher Madison County 1902-1907; teacher, Richmond, 1907-1914; address, Richmond
RICE, CHARLES DOBLES, B.S.; Veterinary Medicine D. Iowa State College, 1913; farmer, 1902-1906; Cotton Seed oil mill business 1906-1908; Extension professor Veterinary Medicine, Iowa State College, 1913-1915; field representative for Petina-Moore Serum Company of Indianapolis, Indiana; address, 2823 Leek Street, Ames, Iowa
RICE, EDE B., U.S.; business; address, 724 North Boulevard, Atlanta, Georgia
SHROPSHIRE, JAMES BECK, A.B.; graduate School of Natural Science of Kentucky University, 1901; M.A. Princeton UniversIty, 1903; sanitary inspector Aucon, C. Z., Isthmus of Panama, 1908-; address, Aueon, C. Z., Isthmus of Panama
SPRAGENS, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B.; LL.B. Vanderbilt University, 1905; lawyer, Lebanon, 1906-; address, Lebanon
STONE, JOHN HENLEY, B.S.; farmer; address, Georgetown
THOMPSON, ALEXANDER BONT, A.B.; Th.B. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1907; principal Hazard Baptist Institute, 1907-1909; Randle University School, Hernando, Mississippi 1909-1910; Metcalf County High School, 1910-; address, 1147 South Brook Street, Louisville
WARE, SAMANTHA, B.S.; district vice president W. C. T. U., 1915-1916; address, McKinaey
WRIGHT, ABNER KING, A.B.; pastor, Washington, D. C., 1904-1909; Lexington, North Carolinia, 1909-1910; Ensley, Alabama, 1910-; author Tithing and Financing tile Kingdom, 1915; address, Ensley, Alabama
ANDERSON, LESLIE GATEWOOD, A.B.; insurance; address, 605 Columbia Building, Louisville
BAKER. THOMAS FOUNTAIN, B.S.; farmer; address, Nicholasville
BARNES, ARTEMAS EDWARD, A.M.; teacher and farmer; address Murl, Wayne County
BRADLEY, VICTOR ANDERVILLE, A.B.; LL.B. Harvard, 1907; lawyer, Georgetown; Commonwealth’s Attorney 14th Circult District; address, Georgetown BRANHAM, LINNETTE, (Mrs. W. M. Peak), B.S.; Ph.B Kansas Wesleyan University, 1906; Librarian, Kansas Wealeyan University, 1905-1906; Rollins College, Winter Park, Florida, 1909; teacher Sylvan Grove, Kansas, 1906-1907; married, 1915; address, Glasgow, Virginia
CARPENTER, LILLIAN MAE. (Mrs. J. H. Williamson), B.S.; married, 1908; address, Carlisle, R. F. D. No. 4
CLARK, DANIEL CLIFT, A.B.; general manager of Kentucky Pacific Mutual Insurance Company 1903-1909; general manager Louisville Real Estate and Development Company, 1910-; address, 305 Birchwood Avenue, Louisville
CLEVELAND, BERTHA M., B.S., recording secretary Georgetown College Alumni Association, 1914-; secretary Jessamine County Georgetown College Association, 1916-; represented ‘8th District Phil. Dept. Kentucky Federation of Women’s Club, 1916-1917; address, Keene
DAVIS, EDWARD FRANKLIN, B. S., principal Hazard Institute 1904-1905; teacher Alderson Academy, West Virginia, 1905-197; superintendent city schools, Corbin, 1907-1908; principal Crab Orchard Schools, 1908-1909; address, Williamsburg
DAVIS, JESSE HAMBRICK, B. S., LL.B., Harvard, 1906, lawyer, 1912-; city attorney, 1912-; address, Everett, Washington
ELLIS, ERNEST CERBERT, A.B., Georgetown; no information GOODNIGHT, BESSIE, (Mrs. M. W. Crawley), A.M.; address, Bowling Green
GREATHOUSE, JOHN WARING, A.M., Th.M., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1908; pastor. Bellville, Illinois, 1906-1908; field secretary Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1908-1910; pastor, Humbolt, Tennessee, 1910-1911; Southern Pasadena, California, 1911-1913; field secretary Foreign Mission Board 1913-1916; pastor, Los Angeles, California, 1916-; address, Los Angeles, California
HUMPHREY, BESSIE C., ES., teacher, address. Sturgis
JOHNSON, HAMILTON, A.M., farmer; address, McAlister, Oklahoma
LOVELACE, MYRTLE, B.S., teacher Expression and Physical Culture, Hickman High School; Cairo, Illinois; Gulfport, Mississippi; Broken Ban, Nebraska; Los Angeles, California; address, Bardwell
MOFFETT, MAY CAMPBELL, B.S.; address, Sharpsburg
MOORE, JOHN REED, B.S., lawyer; assistant district attorney; address, Wenoka, Oklahoma
MOORE, SUE W., (Mrs. D. P. Scott), B.S., married, 1908; address, Georgetown, R. 2
SHROPSHIRE, ANNA M., (Mrs. W. W. Vanfleren), B.S., married, 1911; address, Cynthiana
SHROPSHIRE, WALTER HENDERSON, B.S., farmer, 1905-; address Paris, R. F. D., No. 7
STOCKTON, GEORGE FRANKLIN, B.S., student Pharmacy, University of Ohio, 1904-1905; druggist and assistant postmaster, Gunter, Texas, 1906-1907; Howe, Texas, 1907-; address, Howe, Texas
WALKER, JOHN HENRY, A.B., teacher Onedia Institute, 1903-1905; principle ib., 1905-1915; farmer and teacher, Oneida, 1915-; address, Oneida
BAKER, JOHN ANDREW, A.B., farmer and banker; director Citizen’s Bank of Jessamine County; address, Nicholasville
BOX, MARY ALICE (Mrs. 0. A. Rankln), A.B., teacher, Cynthiana, 1906-1907; married, 1908; address, Miller Street, Cynthiana
BRANHAM, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B., Rhode’s Scholar, Oxford University, England, 1905-1908; professor Rollin’s College, Florida, 1908-1909: acting professor Latin and Greek, Georgetown College, 1909-10; master Street Paul’s School, New Hampshire, 1910-1915; died September 1916
BRENTS, SAMUEL VAN BUREN, B.S., (‘06), student of Expression, Ohio Northern University, 1906; country editor, Albany, 1906-1908; farmer, Albany, 1908-1914; newspaper reporter, Middlesboro and Frankfort, 1914-; address, Albany
BROWN, ZELMA TRIPLETTE (Mrs. R. E. Warren), A.B., married, 1906; address, Georgetown
COAKLEY, WILLIAM SAMUEL, A.B., A.M., 1905, Th.M., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1908; pastor, Ghent, 1908-1913; Owensboro, 1913-1916; Wheatley, 1915-; address, Wheatley
ECTON, THOMAS CHRISTOPHER, A.B., Th.G., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1907, D.D., Georgetown, 1916; pastor, Cavalry Baptist Church, Lexington; address, Lexington
FLORENCE, GEORGE DAVIDSON, B.S., lawyer; commonwealth’s attorney, 1911-1912; address, Stanford
GARTH, NORTON WEBSTER, B.S., farmer; address, Trenton HENTON, JAMES DUDLEY, B.S., farmer; address, Versailles, R.R. No. 3
JONES, JOHN BUNYAN, A.B., Th.G., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1906, pastor, East Florence, Alabama, 1904-1905; Bellevue, Kentucky, 1908-1910; Stanford, 1910-1913; Mt. Vernon, 1916-; address, Versailles, R. D. No. 1
LEWIS, THOMPSON DARNABY, A.B., student Law University of Louisville, 1907-1908; student History and English, University of Colorado, 1914-1915; principal High School, Bushnell, Fin., 1908-1909, Oseola, Arkansas, 1909-1911; professor Latin and French, Ogden College, 1911-1914; died May 27, 1916
NUNNELLEY, ELIZABETH FRANCES, (Mrs. J. Lindsey Nunn), A.M., married, 1907; address, Amarilla, Texas
RILEY, JOSEPH LESLIE, A.M., graduate student from University of Chicago, 1913 and 1915; 1st fellow in Mathematics, Rice Institute, 1914-1915; vice president Boy’s School, Montgomery. Alabama, 1907-1909; vice president Bunn-Bell Institute, Waycross, Georgia, 1909-1911; superintendent Lancaster Public School, 1910-1913; instructor Physics, University of Oklahoma, 1914; teacher, North East State Normal, Tahlequah, 1915-1917; address, Tahlequah, Oklahoma
ROACH, BENJAMIN PLEASANT, A.M., student University of California; missionary to South China, 1904-; principal Academy Yingtak, China; professor Graves Theological Seminary, Canton, China; address, Canton, China
SHEPARD, FLORA BELL, (Mrs. W. B. Jones), A.B., teacher in a Private School, 1904-1905; married, 1906; address, 803 South Marion Street, Lake City, Florida
SUTTON, THOMAS P., A.B., merchant; address, Mt. Sterling
WATSON, SARA ELLEN, (Mrs. 1-I. H. Fuson), B.S., teacher in Montana, 1904-1906; married, 1906; address, 1920 Garrard Street, Covington
ABERNATHY, ALBERT ROSS, A.B., A.M., Th.M. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, professor History and Economics, Simmons College, Abilene, Texas, 1908-1910; pastor, Poplar Bluff, Missouri, 1910-1912; instructor Latin, Georgetown College, 1912-1916; president Russell Creek Academy, 1916-; address, Campbellsville
APPLEGATE, MATTHEW MULL1NS, A.B., M.D., University of Cincinnati, 1909; intern and house surgeon, Bethesda Hospital, Cincinnati, 1909-1911; physician and surgeon, 1911-; address 19 West 7th Street, Cincinnati, Ohio
BROOKSHIRE, CHARLES THOMAS, B.S., Th.G. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, pastor, Jackson, 1910-1911; Owensboro, 1912-1915; Charleston, West Virginia, 1916-; address, Charleston, West Virginia
BRUNER, ELI MURRAY, A.B., A.M., M. S. F., University of Michigan, 1912; lieutenant Philippine constabulary, 1906-1910; forest examiner in United States forest servIce, 1912; address, Lenoir, North Carolinia
BUSH, OLIVER PRICE, A.B., Th.G., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1908; pastor; address. Columbia
COAKLEY, ANNIE BION, (Mrs. B. H. Stiles), A.B., marbled, 1914; address, Howardstown
COLLINS, BASSETT, B.S., business; address, Tucumcari, New Mexico
DAVIS, EUGENE ALLEN, B.L., banker; Harris Siller Banking Company 1910; address, Versailles
DRAKE, ANN LAURA, (Mrs. G. F. Doyle), B.L., married, 1906; address, Winchester
DUDLEY, LOUISE, A.H., student University of Oxford, England, summer, 1909, Ph.D., Bryn Mawr, 1910; instructor Mt. Holyoke College, 1910-1911; professor English Stephens College, Missouri, 1913-1914; professor Lawrence College, Appleton, Wisconsin, 1914-; address, Appleton, Wisconsin
ELSEY, CHARLES WILLIAM, A.B., Th.G., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1907; pastor, Lexington, 1902-1908; Cynthiana, 1908-; member Baptist State Board of Missions, 1910-; trustee Georgetown College, 1915-; author Journeying with Jesus, 1913; address, Cynthiana
FORD, ELIZABETH, (Mrs. C. W. Cooper), A.B., student French and German, University of Wisconsin; teacher French and German, Missouri Christian College, Camden Point, Missouri; Southern Christian College; West Point, Mississippi; Atlanta Christian College, Wilson, North Carolina; married, 1915; address, Oxford, Alabama
FORD, HIRAM CHURCH, A.B., LL.B., Transylvania University, 1907; lawyer; County attorney; address, Georgetow
GEORGE, ISOLA FONTAIN, B.L.; address, Versailles
HENTON, SAMUEL HAMPTON, A.B., banker; address, Versailles
JONES, WILLIAM BRISTOW, A.B., Lit. D., Columbia College, 1917; student Chicago University, summer, 1911; Columbia University, summer, 1915; prIncipal Nocatee, (Florida) High School. 1905-1907; De Soto County High School, Arcadia, Florida, 1907-1911; Dean and professor of English Columbia College, Florida, 1911-; address, Lake City, Florida
KONE, FAY ELIZABETH, (Mrs. J. 0. L. Goggin), D.L., married, 1911; address, 1314 West Lexington Street, Baltimore, Maryland
LIGON, MOSES EDWARD, A.M., student University of Chicago, principal Philippine Islands, 1905-1908; Paducah, 1908-1910; instructor Owensboro High School, 1910-1913; principal Lexington High School, 1913-; address, Lexington
MARKS, MAY BELLE, B. S., student Voice in Georgetown College and Lexington; address, Georgetown
MOFFETT, COLEMAN SHARP, A.B., student law University of Kentucky, 1906; Jefferson School of Law, 1907; University of Michigan. 1908; staff work on Courier Journal, Louisville, Kentucky, 1906-1907; lawyer, Winchester, 1909-1916; author Intereational Brotherhood, 1907; History of Burley Tobacco Warfare, 1903; address, French Avenue, Winchester
NUNN, JOHN LINDSEY, A.B.; general manager Nunn Electric Company Amarillo, Texas and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 1908-; address, 1816 Polk Street, Amarillo, Texas
PARRIGIN, LYMAN JOSEPH, A.B., internal revenue service, Mill Springs; address, Mill Springs
PENN, RUSSELL STUART, A.B., secretary L. H. Willing Company Detroit, Michigan, 1910-; address, 295 Hibbard Avenue, Detroit, Michigan
QUINN, JENNIE, A.B.; teacher, Williamsburg Institute, 1899-1901; Georgetown City School, 1901-1910; principal Sadieville High School, 1910-1917; address, 332 East Jackson Street, Georgetown
RAMBO, JAMES ISSAC, A.B.; A.M., B.D. Crozier Theological Seminary, 1908; died
SHOUSE, MARY ARMSTRONG, B.S.; A.B. Chicago University, 1909; A.M. Columbia, 1913; Head of English Department State College for Women, Denton, Texas,; address, 185 Park Avenue, Lexington
SNYDER, JAMES UNION, A.B.; principal High School, Carlisle, 1905-1906; Lee Baptist Institute, Penington, Virginia, 1906-1907; professor English Missouri Military Academy, Mexico, Missouri, 1907-1910; superintendent City School, Marion, Kentucky, 1910-1913; field manager Redpath Lyceum Bureau, 1913-1915; superintendent city schools Jellico, Tennessee, 1915-1917; address, Jellico, Tennessee
TAYLOR, JOHN MURRAY FORBES, A.B.; A.M., student Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; pastor, Stanford, 1907-1909; Washington, D. C., 1909-1912; Middleburg, Virginia, 1912-1916; Abingdon, Virginia, 1916-; address, Abingdon, Virginia
WAGERS, HUME CLARK, B.L.; merchant; Richmond; died W
EDDLE, STELLA PAULINE, (Mrs. Singleton), B.L.; address, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma W
RIGHT, LESLIE THOMAS, B.L.; student Crozier Theological Seminary, 1905-1906; Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1907-1908; pastor, Washington, D. C., 1906; Waddy. 1907-1909; Taylorsville, 1909-1915; Ghent, 1915-1916; address, Eminence
ALEXANDER, MARY KATE, (Mrs. E. H. Newton), A.B., graduate student Cincinnati and University of Tennessee; teacher English and Expression, Georgia, Tennessee and Alabama; married, November 29, 1916; address, 909 16th Avenue, Southern Nashville, Tennessee
ARGABRITE, WESLEY HOUSTON, A.B.; Dr. Opthal, Northern Illinois College of Ophthalmology; practicing optometrist, Paris, 1909-1911; secretary and sales manager The Alvey-Ferguson Company Cincinnati, Ohio; address, 2874 Markbreit Avenue, Hyde Park, Cincinnati, Ohio
BENNETT, CLAY OSCAR, A.B.; graduate Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; minister; address, Utica
BENNETT, EUGENE ROGERS, B.S.; lieutenant Philippine Constabulary, P. I., 1906-1909; casbier Mindoro Development Company San Jose, Mindoro, P. I., 1909-1912; secretary P. H. Lancaster Distilling Company Owensboro, 1913-; address, 319 East 7th Street, Owensboro
BRUNER, GENERAL PERRY, A.B.; student Pipe Organ, New York, 1910; instructor Piano and harmony, Virginia Institute, Bristol, Virginia, 1906-1907; Director Department of Pipe Organ, Judscn College, Marion, Alabama, 1908-1910; director of Music Wayland Baptist College, Plainview, Texas, 1910-1911; professor Music, Louisville, 1911-1915; director of Music and professor of Latin, Daughters College, Harrodaburg, 1915-1916; address, 221 South Bayly Avenue, Louisville
CRAWFORD, ANDREW JACKSON, A.B.; B.M.E. Kentucky State University; engineer; Albuquerque, New Mexico; died 1912 DEVERS, BERTHA CLEVELAND, (Mrs. H. L. Robinson), B.L; married, 1906; address Georgetown
DUCKER, STUART REILLEY, A.B.; salesman, New York, 1906-1913; Cincinnati, Ohio, 1913-1917; address, 626 Maple Avenue, Newport
FOGLE, RUBY LEE, B.L., teacher, Jellico, Tennessee, 1908-1918; Middleburg, 1915-; address, Yosemite
LEWIS, MARY MILDRED, A.B.; teacher; Shelbyville; died February 22, 1914
MCADAMS, CARY ANN, A.B.; Owensboro; died 1906
SMITH, HARRY EVIN, A.B.; LL.B. University of Louisville, 1908; timberman, Plaquimine, Louisiana, 1908-1912; railway clerk 1912-; address. 1815 Plum Street, Little Rock, Arkansas
TAYLOR, HOWARD CROMWELL, A.B.; A.M. Columbia University, 1915; principal Arcadia Heights High School, 1909-1912; teacher, Greenville, North Carolina, summer 1915; head of department of Education and Psychology, Springfield, Missouri, 1915-1916; instructor in Education and Psychology, University of Missouri, 1916-; address, 108 College Avenue, Columbia, Missouri
THOMPSON, LESTER POPE, A.B.; farmer; address, Bagdad
WALDROP, GEORGE BYRON, A.M.; A.M. Tulane University, 1909; Harvard University, 1918; instructor Latin and Greek, Grand Island College, Nebraska, 1909-1911; instructor in Latin and Greek Arcadia University, Woltville, Nova Scotia, 1913-1916; address, 67 Oxford Street, Cambridge, Massachutes
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM ANDERSON, A.B.; principal High School, Germantown, 1908-1911; cashier Amelia Ohio State Hank, 1910-1917; address, Amelia, Ohio
AVERITT, ERWIN LUTHER, B.L.; minister; address, Columbus, Ohio
BECKETT, ROY, B.L.; A.M. University of Cincinnati, 1910; D.D.S. Ohio State University, 1917; traveling salesman, Covington, 1907-1909; dentist, 1914-; address, 1041 Madison Avenue, Covington
BLAKEMORE, MARCUS WOOLFOLK, A.B.; Versailles, salesman; died
BOLICK, FRANCES LORENA, (Mrs. D. G. Walker), B.L.; teacher Vineyard, Ark., 1907-1908; Helena, Arkansas, 1908-1909; married, 1909; address, corner Louisiana and Prairie St. Helena, Arkansas
BRADLEY, ANDERVILLE SUGGETT, A.B.; D.J. University of Michigan, 1910; lawyer; address, Columbia, Georgia
BROWNING, EMMA LOUISE, B.L.; teacher, Eminence, 1908-1909; Scott County 1909-1910; dressmaker, Georgetown, 1910-; address, Georgetown
COAKLEY, SUSAN EMMA, (Mrs. Chas. G. Stiles), B.L.; married, 1913; address, Stiles, Kentucky
CONRAD, CORINNE BRECKENRIDGE, B.L.; student Randolph-Macon, 1908-199; died Dry Ridge, October 21, 1916
CRAWLEY, ALFRED LAWRENCE, A.B.; Th.M. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; pastor Silas and Mt. Zion, 1907-1908; Cane Run and Waddy, 1909-1910; Parkland Baptist Church, Louisville, 1911-1914; Fort Thomas, 1914-; address, 49 Mt. Pleasant Street, Fort Thomas
CREAL, ROBERT LEE, A.B.; pastor, Temple, Arizona, 1908-1911; Arlington, 1911-1913; Bowling Green, 1913-1915; Beaver Dam, 1916-1916; Barbourville 1916-; address, Barbourville
DIES, WILLIAM PORTER, A.B.; student University of Chicago, 1908; University of Michigan, 1914-1916; principal High School, Marshall, Michigan, 1914-1916; instructor Economics, University of Michigan; dean of School of Accountancy, Detroit Technical Institute, 1916-; address, 303 Y. M. C. A. Building, Detroit, Michigan
DUDLEY, ROSE, A.B.; A.B. Smith College, 1908; student ColIumbia University, summer 1912-1914-1916; teacher Science, Illinois Woman’s College, 1912-1914; teacher Chemistry Rockford College, 1916-; address, Rockford College, Rockford, Illinois
HAMILTON, HELEN MULLINS, (Mrs. M. D. Martin), B.L.; married, 1909; address, Poindexter
HERRING, HARRY, B.L.; M.D. University of Michigan, 1911; surgeon, Lexington
HOPKINS, PORTER HOP, A.B.; student University of Tennessee, and University of Chicago; principal Bainbridge, Georgia, High School, 1907-1909; instructor English and Latin, M. M. I., 1909-10; principal Albany High School, 1910-1911; superintendent of schools, Paintsvllle, 1911-1915; Georgetown High School, 1916-1916; superintendent of schools, Lancaster, 1916-; address, Lancaster
JOHNSON, JOHN FORD, A.B.; D.C., Carver Chiropractic College, 1909; M.C. ib., 1914; president Oklahoma Chiropractors’ Association, 1912-1913; address, 700 Yale Street, Siloain Springs, Arkansas
JONES, FRANCES WHEAT, (Mrs. G. R. Reed), B.L.; married, 1910; address, Columbia
PATTON, ELLA ALICE, B.L.; teacher; address, Greensburg
PAYNE, LUELLA, (Mrs. Garnett Ryland), A.B.; A.B. Smith College, 1908; instructor Music, Georgetown College, 1908-1910; married, December 21, 1909; address. Richmond College, Richmond, Virginia
PENN, LOURIOTIOUS TANDY, A.B.; merchant; address, Georgetown, R. No. 5
RAMEY, CAREY FLOYD, A.B.; student Chemistry, Missouri School of Mines, 1907-1908; University of California, 1908-1909; chemist for Standard Oil Company 1909-; address, 2414 Dana Street, Berkley, California
RICHERSON, HUGH HARDING, A.B.; M.D. University of Louisville, 1915; physician Street Joseph’s Hospital, Lexington; no information
TURK, ROBBYE LA VANCHE, B.L.; Bardwell; died 1809
WALDROP, PIKE POWERS, A.B.; A.B. Yale, 1908; LL.B. Harvard, 1912; teacher Darlington, South Carolinia, High School, 1908-1909; lawyer; address, 1218 South 20th Street, Birmingham, Alabama
WALLER, JESSE CRAWFORD, A.B.; A.B. University of Chicago, 1908; A.M. Columbia University, 1813; principal Tangfpahoa, Louisiana, 1808-1908; Georgetown, 1808-1910; superintendent, ib., 1910-; address, Georgetown
WHITE, REUBEN POLLARD, A.B.; M.A., Harvard University; professor of English, Ouachita College, Arkadelphla, Arkansas, 1909-1913; farmer, 1913-; address, Cadiz.
WHITE, STEVEN PETTUS, A.B.; LL.B. Harvard, 1910; lawyer, 1910-; address, 1301 South Virginia Street, Hopkinsville
WILLIAMS, CLAUDE LIONEL, A.B.; A.M. University of Chicago, 1916; teacher flouglas, Arizona, 1907-1908; professor Louisiana College, 1908-1916; Manual Training High School, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1916-1917; Harrison Technical High School, Chicago, Illinois, 1917-; address, 6058 Ellis Avenue, Chicago, Illinois
ALLEN, WORTH, A.B.; J.D. University of Chicago, 1912; principal Pell City High School, Alabama, 1908-1909; lawyer, Chicago, 1912-; address, 69 West Washington Street, Chicago, Illinois
AULICK, OLLIE SPURGEON, A.B.; B.C.E. University of Kentucky, 1911; farmer, 1911-; instructor of Mechanical Drawing, Mechanics and Surveying, Georgetown College, 1913-; address, Georgetown, H. No. 1
BROWN, MARY PARKER. A.B.; A.B. Vassar, 1910; instructor English, Meredith College, Raleigh, North Carolina: address, Franklin, Ohio
BUNYEA, HUBERT, A.B.; student Crozler Theological Seminary, 1908-1909: student College Veterinary Surgeons, Washington, D.C., 1915-; pastor, Atlantic City and Washington, D.C., 1909-1914; federal service, 1914-; author Grace Before Meals, 1911; address, 1396 A. Street, South East, Washington, D. C.
CARMACLC, CLAUDYS EARL, A.B.; superintendent schools, Trenton, 1909-1911; newspaper work, Louisville Times and Courier Journal, 1913-1915; teacher English, Louisville Boys’ High School. 1915-; address, 810 Peterson Avenue, Louisville
CLEEK, ANNA MARIA, A.B.; A.M. teacher Walton, 1910-1912; Beaver Lick, 1912-; address, Beaver Lick
CREASON, KATIE MAE, (Mrs. J. H. Wells), A.B.; A.B. Vassar; teacher Music; married 1916; address, Mt. Vernon, Illinois
DIUGUID, MARY ADELLE, (Mrs. W. S. Coakley), A.B.; married, 1909; address, Wheatley
GARDNER, HENRIETTA, (Mrs. Joe Nunnelley), A.B.; married, 1912; address, Hickman Street, Winchester
GARDNER, OLIVIA CLAY, B.L.; address, Wlnehester, H. No. 1
HAGAN, HERBERT HART, A.B.; M.D. John Hopkins University, 1913 teacher Bolton College, Tennessee, 1908-1909; house surgeon, Washington University, Hospital, 1913-1914; assistant resident surgeon Barnes Hospital, Street Louis, Missouri, 1914-16; physician, Street Louis. Missouri, 1916-; address, 408 Humbolt Building, Street Louis, Missouri
HALE, THOMAS FARRIS, A.B.; A.B. Yale, 1910; M.D. University of Pennsylvania, 1915; 1st Lieutenant Medical Reserve Corps. U.S.A., 1915-; address, 2301 Longest Avenue, Louisville
HAMILTON, CLEVELAND CALDWELL, A.B.; banker, Louisville, 1910-1911; farmer, Breckenridge County, 1912-; address, Ammons
HEDGECOCK, ELLA EUPHEMIA, (Mrs. John Corlis), B.L.; married, 1909; address, Brooksville HUNT, KATHERINE FLORINE, (Mrs. J. D. Whitsitt), A.B.; married, 1917; address, Winchester
LEWIS, SARAH HAMLETT, B.L.; B.A. Richmond College, 1910; instructor Russell Creek Academy, 1911-1912; assistant principal and instructor Latin and English, Mayslick High School. 1912-; address, Shelbyville
MARRIOTT, EULA VIRGINIA, A.B.; graduate Virginia Conservatory of Music and Sherwood School of Music, Chicago, Illinois; pianist and flutist on Chautauqua platform; address, Sentinel, Oklahoma
NEWELL, GEORGE MONTGOMERY, B.L.; chemist Indian Refining Company Georgetown, 1908-1911; assistant treasurer G. H. Nunnelley Company 1911-; address, Georgetown
PERRY, WALTER WALLACE, A.B., A.M.; insurance business; address, Devon Station
PERRYMAN, LUCILE, (Mrs. H. R. Bybee), B.L.; teacher, Franktin, Virginia, Female Seminary, 1912-1913; teacher Norfolk, Virginia. 1913-1915; married, 1915; address, 361 West 13th Street, Norfolk, Virginia
PORTER, ELLA K., (Mrs. D. P. Green), B.L.; graduate Cincinnati Dramatic School, 1910; A.B. State University, 1913, A.M. ib., 1914; married, 1914; address, 1128 East 64th Place, Chicago, Illinois
PULLIAM, MATTHEW MULLINS, B.L.; student Law University of Oklahoma; lawyer, Tuscaloosa, Alabama; died 1917
STEVENS, CHESTER U., A.B.; Th.B. and Th.M. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; pastor; address, Harlan
STEVENS, ELBERT CECIL, A.B.; Th.M. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; pastor, King Baptist Church, 1909-1916; Clifton, 1916-; associate editor, Western Recorder, 1914-1917; pastor, Louisville, 1916-; address, 650 South 4th Street, Louisville
STOUT, WILLIAM WRIGHT, A.B.; Th.M., Th.D. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; missionary, Cheefoo, China; address, Cheefoo, China
THOMAS, MARY WITHERSPOON, (Mrs. H. C. Ford), AR, A.M.; married, 1918; address, Georgetown
THOMPSON, WILLIE LEE, (Mrs. Dudley Blades), B.L.; address, Fort Stockton, Texas
WEAKLEY, ADRIEL CLARK, A.B.; M.D. Johns Hopkins University, 1912; interne Brooklyn Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1912-1914; physician, Shelbyville, 1914-; address, Shelbyville
WHALEY, IRENE GRAFTON, A.B.; A.B. Vassar; student University of Wisconsin, summer 1916; teacher Flemingsburg, 1908-1909; Miami, Florida, 1910-1911; Baylor College, Belton, Texas, 1914-1916; Hamilton College, 1916-; address, Flemingsburg
ALLEN, ARTHUR WILBURN, A.B.; M.D. Johns Hopkins University, 1918; 1st Lieutenant Medical Reserve Corps, U.S.A., 1916; address, 52 Hereford Street, Boston, Massachutes
ARDERY, FAYETTE, B.L.; bank clerk, Paris, 1909-1914; druggist, 1914-; address, Paris
AULICK, BEULAH ELVIRA, B.L.; State Certificate E. K. S. N., 1910; B.M.T. Training School, LouisvIlle, 1915; teacher, Alexandria High School, 1911-1918; Mitchell Collegiate Institute, Bakersville, North Carolinia, 1916; address, Butler, R. No. 4
BROWN, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, B.L., student, University of Chicago; superintendent of schools, Pembroke, 1909-1916; Hazelhurst, Mississippi, 1916-; address, Hazelhurst, Mississippi
BROWNING, MARY ELIZABETH, A.B.; teacher Cedar Crest, New Jersey, 1913-1914; photographer, Georgetown, 1917-; address, Georgetown
BROWNING, WILLIAM EDWIN, A.B.; bookkeeper; mercantile business, 1909-1911; Farmer’s Bank and Trust Company 1911-1915; treasurer and business agent Georgetown College, 1915-; address, Georgetown
CALHOUN, RENA, A.B.; student Chicago University, summer 1913; teacher Waycross, Georgia 1910-1912; Owensboro High School, 1912-; address, 504 West 7th Street. Owensboro
CHRISTIAN, VIRGIL LANDON, A.B.; student University of Chicago, summer 1910; University of Tennessee, summer 1912 and 1914; teacher Sturgis, 1909-1910; principal High School, Marion, 1910-1913; superintendent ib., 1913-; address, Marion
CREAL, TOMMIE, (Mrs. Walter Crady), B.L; teacher, Buffalo, Kentucky, 1909-1910; address, Hodgenville
DAVIS, MYRA LOUISE, A.B.; student University of Chicago, summer 1913; teacher, Owenton, 1905-1906; Darlington, South Carolinia, 1909-1910; head Department Latin, Martha Washington College, Arlington. Virginia, 1910-1911; teacher, Georgetown High School, 1912-1913, 1914-1915; Campbellsburg, High School, 1913-1914, 1916-1917; address, Owenton, Kentucky
ESTES, CHARLES PRESLEY, A.B., A.M.; student Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; Instructor Williamsburg Institute; died
FOGLE, McDOWELL ADDINGTON, A.B.; student law Harvard, 1909; LL.B. Kentucky State University. 1911; lawyer, 1911-; address, Hartford GARRETT, DAILEY, Illinois; address, 246 Boone Avenue, Winchester
GRAHAM. CHARLES LETCHER, A.B.; student Chicago University, 1910; Th.M. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1913; pastor 1st BaptIst Church, Seymour, Indiana, 1913-1917; LaGrange, 1917-; address, LaGrange
GWYNNE, WALDO EMERSON, A.B.; student University of Chicago, summer 1909; principal Webster County High School, 1909-1910; principal private boys’ school, Richmond, 1910-1917; traveling salesman, Allyn and Bacon, 1917-; address, 2212 Highland Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee
HIEATT, WILLIE CLAYTON, (Mrs. Frank A. Rogers), A.B.; married, 1911; address, Mt. Sterling, R. No. 1
LE STOURGEON FLORA ELIZABETH, A.B.; A.M. University of Chicago, 1913; Ph.D. ib, 1917; professor Mathematics, Street Mary’s College, Dallas, Texas, 1910-1912; Beaver College, Pennsylvania, 1913-1915; address, Chicago, Illinois, care of University of Chicago
McHARGUE, LESTER L., A.B.; chemist, Colton, Cal., 1909-1910; farmer, Tyrone, Oklahoma, 1910-1911; assistant principal Boyle County High School, Danvllle, Kentucky, 1911-1912; professor Chemistry, Ruskin College, Florida, 1912-1913; farmer, Ruskin, Florida, 1913-; address, Ruskln, Florida
REVILL, JONETTH, A.B.; M.A. University of Cincinnati, 1910; teacher, Burlington High School, 1916-; address, Burlington
REVILL, PATTY FLANDRAU, (Mrs. J. T. Deal), B.L.; student Voice Cincinnati College of Music; instructor Voice, Clinton College, Kentucky, 1910-1911; Central College, Conway, Arkansas, 1910-1917; married, June 24, 1915; address, 210 Center Street, Conway, Arkansas
RUCKER, MARIA PAYNE, (Mrs. H. V. JohnsaD), B.L.; address, Georgetown
SHOCKENCY, MARY ALMEDA, A.B.; address, Pleasurevllle
STITES, HENRY JOHNSON, A.B.; A.B. Yale, 1910; L.L.B. University of Louisville, 1911; LL.B. Yale, 1912; lawyer, Hopkinsville, 1912-1916; Captain 3rd Kentucky Infantry, U.S.A., 1916-; address, 917 South Main Street, Hopkinsvllle
TANDY, RUSSELL SPICER, A.B.; A.M. Transylvanla, 1916; minister; address, Royse City, Texas
TAYLOR, HATTIE, (Mrs. L. C. Campbell), A.B., A.M.; teacher, Hazard Institute, 1909-1910; Walton, 1910-1914; married, June 7, 1911; teacher, Hazard, 1914-; address, Hazard THOMPSON, BESSIE LUCILE, (Mrs. S. D. Weakley), B.L.; married, 1912; address, Shelbyville, R. No. 6
THOMPSON, SALLIE RUTH, (Mrs. B. B. Wilson), B.L.; married, 1914; address, Shelbyville, R. No. 6
WELLS, JESSE HUGH, A.B., A.M.; student Vanderbilt University; University of Chicago; Th.B. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1912; minister; address, 718 Jackson Street, Mt. Vernon, Illinois
BARNETT, ALLEN, A.B.; B.A. Rhodes Scholar, Exeter College, Oxford, England, 1911-1914; teacher, Concord, New Hampshire, 1914-1917; 2nd O.R.T. Camp, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, 1917-; address, Brodbead
BRISTOW, JAMES JEFFERSON RUCKER, A.B.; B.S. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, Massachusetts, 1914; instructor Chemistry, Washington High School, Washington, D. C., 1910-1911; chemical engineer, Aluminum Ore Company East Street Louis, Illinois. 1914-1916; Chemical Engineer, Virginia Products Company Baltimore, 1916-; address, Baltimore, Maryland
CHANDLER, TURNER CLEVELAND, A.B.; A.M. University of Chicago, 1915; principal high school, Crittenden, 1910-11; University Training School. Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 1911-1913; instructor English, Texas A. & M. College, 1913-1914; teacher English, Chicago High School, 1914-; address, 6106 Drexel Avenue, Chicago, Illinois
ELLIS, GOLDA LAMAH, (Mrs. Willis A. Whitecomb), A.B; teacher, Covington, 1910-1913; married, 1913; address, 143 East 42nd Street, Covington
GWYNNE, GLADYS ROBERTA, (Mrs. E. B. Peters), B.L.; married, 1910; address, Georgetown
HOWARD, HAROLD JOHNSON, A.B.; A.B. Yale, 1911; wholesale grocer, Mt. Vernon, Illinois, 1911-; address, 1718 Broadway, Mt. Vernon, Illinois J
ONES, JAMES WILEY, A.B.; student University of Chicago; teacher, Murray, 1910-1914; superintendent. 1914-; address, Murray
JUDD, LILLIE, B.L.; teacher, Shelbyville, Tennessee, 1910-1912; Owensboro, 1912-1913; H.B.I., Hazard, 1913-1914; Alexandria. 1914-1917; address, Columbia
LEWIS. VIRGINIA ELENORA, A.B.; student University of Arizona; University of Chicago; instructor Latin Oiiachita College. Arkadelphla, Arkansas, 1911-1912; Dry Ridge High School, 1912-1915; Simpsonville, 1915-1917; Shelbyville, 1917-; address, Shelbyvllle
SAYERS, PRUDENCE, B.L.; student E. K. S. N., 1914; Michigan State Normal, 1916; teacher, Ghent, 1913-1914; Covington, 1914-1916; address, 117 East 3rd Street, Covington STEVENS, WINONA CLORIS, (Mrs. J. W. Jones), A.B.: address, Murray
STITES, JOHN THOMAS EDMUNDS, A.B.; LL.B. Yale, 1914; bookkeeper, Planters Baik, Hopkinsvllle, 1910-1912; lawyer; Lieutenant, U. S. R., 1917-; address, 901 Jefferson Street, Paducah
VALLANDINGHAM, BEN L., A.B., student Michigan Agricultural College, 1914-1915; principal Owenton Public Schools, 1916-; address, Owenton
WAYMAN, HARRY CLIFFORD, A.B., Th.B. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1912; Th.M. ib., 1913; Th.D. ib., 1916; D.D. Georgetown College, 1917; pastor LaGrange, 1914-1916; professor Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1916-; associate editor Baptist World; address, 1413 South 1st Street, Louisville
BURNS, WOODSON SEELEY, A.B., student H. K. S. N., 1912; Kentucky State University, 1916; principal Booneville High School, 1911-1912; teacher Rosebud, Texas High School, 1912-1913; real estate business, Richmond, 1913-1914; farmer Brock, 1914-1916; principal Golden Valley High School. North Dakota, 1916-1917; address, Brock
CRAFT, CHESTER WALTER, A.B., student University of Chicago, 1914; teacher Philippine Islands, 1911-1914; Associate Principle Campbellsburg High School, 1915-1916; principal West Liberty High School, 1916-; address, West Liberty
CRAWFORD, MARGUERITE M. (Mrs. R. W. Batsel, Jr.), A.B., teacher Greenville, 1912-1913; married 1913; died November 14, 1916
HALE, WILLIAM ROY, A.B., J.D. University of ChIcago, 1915; teacher Fremont, North Carolina, 1911-1912; lawyer, Akron, Ohio; address, Hamilton Building, Akron, Ohio H
ERRING, JOHN AUGUSTUS. JR., A.B., M.D. University of Michigan; physician Street Luke’s Hospital, New York City, New York
HOUNCHELL, PAUL, A.B., teacher English, Oneida Baptist Institute, 1911-1915; accountant and editor Kentucky Mountaineer, Oneida, 1915-1917; Superintendent Schools, Whitesburg, 1917-; address, Whitesburg
JOHNSTON, ASBURY, A.B., student Kentucky State University summer 1912; University of Chicago, 1914; teacher Science Oneida Baptist Institute, 1911-17; address, Oneida
KEMPER, GARVEY ELLISTON, A.B., principal Stanford High School, 1912-1913; retail grocery business, 1913-; address, 1521 Shelby Street, Indianapolis, Indiana
MILLER, NOXIE BLISS (Mrs. Knox E. Miller), A.B.; address, 1207 Clinton Street, Washington, D.C.
PARKS, BASIL MANLY, A.B., mayor Lily, Kentucky, 1909-1911; secretary-treasurer Old Lily Coal County 1911-1912; teacher Frazer Fitting School, Anderson, South Carolina, 1912-1914; principal, ib., 1914-1915; teacher Mathematics, Anderson, South Carolina High School, 1915-1916; president Frank Hughes College. Clifton. Tennessee, 1916-; address, Clifton, Tennessee
RICKS, MARGARET, A.M., B.A. Converse College, 1907; M.A. Peabody College, 1916; teacher St. Mary’s College,Raleigh, North Carolina, 1911-1915; teacher Polk County High School, Benton, Tennessee, 1916-; address. Tarboro, North Carolina
THOMAS. MAUD ETHEL, A.B., student Smith College, 1912; Kentucky State University 1914; teacher Summerville Academy, Augusta, Georgia, 1914-1917; address, Edwards, Mississippi
THOMPSON. JANE S., A.B., teacher Campbellsburg High School, 1911-1913; Plain Dealing, Louisiana, High School, 1913-1916; Williamstown High School, 1916-; address, Georgetown
VALLANDINGHAM, JOHN T., A.B., student Michigan State Normal, summer 1912; University of Chicago, summer 1913, 1914, 1915; principal Brooksville High School, 1912-1913; teacher Cumberland College, 1913-1917; lieutenant U.S.U., 1917; address. Wheatley
WESTNEAT, ARTHUR SHERIDAN, A.B., A.M. 1912; B.D. Newton Theological Seminary, 1915; student Harvard University, 1916; pastor Salem. Massachutes, 1913-1915; Hudson, New Hampshire, 1916-; address, Hudson, New Hampshire, R. No. 2
WHITAKER, EUREKA, A.B., hotel clerk, Boswell, New Mexico, 1912-1913; bookkeeper Spring Valley, Ohio Bank, 1913-1914; bookkeeper Creamery Company, Dayton. Ohio, 1914-1915; Detroit, Michigan 1915-1917; bookkeeper Dime Savings Bank, Detroit, Mich., 1917-; address, 610 Trumbull Avenue, Detroit, Michigan
WRIGHT, ARKLEY, A.B., student University of Chicago, 1911-14; Peabody College, 1916; superintendent schools Erlanger, 1908-1911; teacher, Cumberland College, 1911-1914; principal High School, Henderson, 1914-1917; principal Grove City High School, Paris, Tennessee, 1917-; address, Paris, Tennessee
ANDERSON, GRACE, B.L., 1907, A.B., student Peabody College, 1916; teacher Princeton High School, 1912-1914; Richmond High School, 1914-; address, Georgetown, R. No. 3
BRADLEY, EUGENE ANDERVILLE, A.B., A.B. Yale, 1913; photographer, Georgetown, 1913-; address, Georgetown
BRANHAM, COGAR, A.B., A.B. Yale, 1913; teacher Philippine Islands, 1913-1915; Street Paul’s School, Concord, New Hampshire, 1915-; address, Midway
BROWN, GREENBERRY BEDFORD JR., A.B., A.B. Yale, 1913; M.D. Johns Hopkins University, 1917; physician; address, Georgetown
DABNEY, JAMES PRESTON, A.B., student University of Chicago, 1914; Prin. Beech Grove High School, Violet, Mississippi, 1912-14; Superintendent Hermanville High School, Mississippi, 1914-1916; Prin. High School, Smithland, 1916-; address, Cadiz
GATTON, ROY HARPER, A.B., Prin. Madisonville High School, 1912-1914; Superomtendent City Schools ib., 1914-; trustee Georgetown College, 1916-; address, Madisonville
JOHNSTON, ERNEST TALMAGE, A.B., student Medical Department, University of Louisville, 1913-1916; chemist American Steel Foundries, East Street Lotis, Illinois, 1916-; address, Finchville
PARKS, LYMAN LEWIS, A.B., A.B. Cuuherlaud College, 1911; Assistant Principle Barbourville Institute, 1912-1913; cadet U. S. Military Academy, West Point, New York, 1913-1917; address, Lily
ROSE, BESSE MAHAN, A.B., teacher Cumberland College, 1912-; address, Williamsburg
SHIRLEY, ROBERT LEE, A.B., Th.G. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1915; pastor Louisville, 1912-1916: Bardstown, 1916-; address, Bardstown
SANTA, LUCILE BURNETTE, A.D., student University of Wisconsin, 1916; teacher Pleasureville Academy, 1913-1915; Lawrenceburg High School, 1915-1916; Nicholasville High School, 1916-; address, Shelbyville
EORD, KATHERINE, A.B.; address, Georgetown
GOLDSMITH, ROY CHESTER, A.B., AM, student Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; pastor Millersburg; address, Millersburg HOWARD, ARCHIE LEET, B.S., teacher Philippine Islands, 1913-1916; address, Utica, R. No. 1
HUEY, ROBERT GARNETT, A.B., professor English, Bacone College, Bacone, Oklahoma, 1913-1914; teacher High School, Edmonton, 1914; Principle Middleburg High School, 1914-; address, Burlington
JONES, THOMAS HAWKINS, A.B., Rhodes Scholar, Oxford University, England; member of American Commission for Relief in Belgium, 1914-1915; lawyer Arcadia, Florida, 1915-; address, Arcadia, Florida
McIKINNEY, SIMON HOLT, A.B., traveling salesman; address, Cadlz
MILLER, J. HAYNES, A.B., teacher Philippine Islands, 1915-1917; Ed. Mis. China, 1917-; address, North Pleasureville
POLLARD, LLOYD, B.S., student University of Cincinnati, 1913; teacher Philippine Islands, 1914-1917; 2nd Officers Reserve Camp, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, 1911-; address, Cropper
RILEY, WALTER E., A.B., student University of Chicago, 1913; Columbia University, 1916; bead English Department, Newport High School, 1912-1914; Instructor Boys’ High School, Louisville, 1914; address, 1362 South 2nd Street, Louisville
SUMMERS, HOLLIS SPURGEON, A.B., student Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; pastor Eminence, 1913; Third Avenue Hampton Church, Louisville, 1916-; address, 1728 South Third Street, Louisville
YAGER, RODES ESTILL, B.S., student Medical Dept. Johns Hopkins University, 1914-; address, San Juan, Peurto Rico
BARNETT, JAMES HARMON, JR., A.B., LL.B., Richmond College, Virginia, 1917; professor and director of Athletics Carson Newman College, Jefferson City, Tennessee, 1914-1915; 2nd Officers Reserve Training Camp, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, 1917-; address, Broadhead
BATSEL, RUFUS WILLIAM, JR., A.B., Principle High School, Orlinda, Tennessee, 1914-1916; farmer Bremen, 1916-; address, Bremen
BRATCHER, LEWIS MALEN, A.B., Th.M. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1917; address, Black Rock
COWAN, GEORGE THORNTON, B.S., student Louisville College of Dentistry, 1916-; teacher Elizaville High School, 1914-1915; address Ewing
CURREY, MARIAM GAINES, A.B., director Physical Culture, Paris High School, 1916-; address, Harrodsburg
FREEMAN, AUDREY (Mrs. Roscoe Woods), A.B., teacher, Nocatee, Florida, 1914-1915; married, 1916; address, Urbana, Illinois
GARRETT, PAUL LOOS, A.H., A.M., 1915; Principle Crittenden High School, 1915-1917; Principle Campbellsburg High School 1917-; address, Campbellsburg
HERNDON, GRADY, A.B., Prin. Graded School, LaFayette, 1914-1915; teacher Mathematics, Paducah High School, 1915-1916; employee Chalmers Motor Company 1916-; address, 496 Continental Avenue, Detroit, Michigan
JONES, RUSSELL, A.B., student University of Chicago summer 1914; principal Stamping Ground High School, 1916-; address, Switzer
JUDD, THOMAS ALLEN, A.B., teacher of Mathematics and coach of Athletics, Springfield, Tennessee, 1914-1915; Huntington, Tennessee, 1915-1916; Principle Mangham High School, Mangham, Louisiania, 1916-; address, Columbia
McELROY, MARGARET, A.B., student Peabody College summer 1916; Principle Ward School, Knoxville, Tennessee.; address, 1609 Phllan Street, Birmingham, Alabama
MINOR, SADIE OBYE, A.B., teacher Marion High School, 1914-1917; Paducah High School, 1917-; address, Lebanon
MORRIS, LUCILE FOREE, A.B., teacher; address, Sulphur
RHOTON, PAUL, B.S., teacher Trenton University School, Trenton, Pennsylvania, 1914-1915; teacher Mathematics and Director at Athletics, Ashland High School, 1915-1917 Lieutenant U. S. H., 1917-; address, Georgetown
ROSS, RAY, B.S., teacher, Paris, Tennessee, 1914-1916; farmer, Ewing, 1916-; address, Ewing
RUCKER, KATHERINE, A.B., teacher Campbellsburg High School, 1914-1915; Georgetown Academy, 1915-1916; address, Georgetown
SMITH, ROBIE LEE (Mrs. E. R. Milan), A.B., student Piano under Madeleine B. Prosser, 1914-1915; Domestic Science and Gymnasium, Kansas City Polytechnic Institute, 1917; married 1917; address, Nashville, Tennessee
SUMMERS, ERBERT SNIDER, A.B., student Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1915-; minister; address, Georgetown SWITZER, W. L., B.S., teacher and director of Athletics, Bartow, Florida, 1914-1916; furniture and undertaking business, Georgetown, 1916-; address, Georgetown
THOMAS, SARA LOUISE, A.B., A.B. Richmond College, 1915; address. Georgetown
THOMPSON, CLARA BELL, A.B., student Bryn Mawr College, 1909-1911; Principle Middlesboro High School, 1914-1916; address, Hopklnsville
THOMPSON, PRANK ALLISON (Mrs. H. L. Grant), A.B., A.B. Randolph Macon, 1915; Assistant Principal Paintsviile High School, 1916-1917; married, 1917; address, Georgetown
WALLER, FRANK (Mrs. Carl Ramsey), A.B., teacher Madisonville High School, 1914-1915; Stanford High School, 1916-1917; married 1917; address, Madisonville, Kentucky
WOODS, ROSCOE, A.B., M.A., University of Maine, 1916; instructor University of Maine, Orono, Maine, 1914-1917: University of Illinois, 1917-; address, Urbana, Illinois
DAWES, CLARENCE COLLIVER, A.B., Assistant Secretary Y.M.C.A., Paris, 1915-1916; teacher Paris High School, 1916-1917; Lieutenant U. S. H.; address, Georgetown
FINNELL, MARY NELL, A.B., teacher Metcalf County High School, 1915-1916; Hinton, 1916; Jellico, Tennessee, 1916-1917; Terre Haute, Indiana 1917-; address. Georgetown
GAINES, JOHN PRICE, A.B., teacher Mt. Sterling High School, 1915-1916; Georgetown High School, 1916-; address, Georgetown
HOLLADAY, JAMES, JR., B.S., teacher Woodberry Forest School, Woodberry, Virginia, 1916-1916; farmer, Columbia, 1916-; address, Columbia
HOLLADAY, LOIS PORTER, A.B., teacher, Pleasurevllle, 1915-1916; address, Columbia
HILL, JOSHUA WALLACE, A.B., student George Peabody College, 1916; teacher and director of Athletics, Clarkesvllle High School, 1915-1916; address, 631 Madison Street, Clarkesvllle, Tennessee
HILL, THOMAS RUSSELL, A.B., teacher and director of Athletics, Springfield, 1916-1916; Principal Jellico, Tennessee, 1916-1917; Superintendent ib., 1917-; address, Jellico, Tennessee
HUBBARD, ROBERT, A.B. student law, Columbia University, 1915-1917; Lieutenant U. S. H., 1917; address, Hodgenvllle
KENDRICK, HAROLD HALL, A.B., Instructor Claremont School for Boys, 1915-; address, Claremont, California
LUCAS, ELMER, A.B., principal Erlanger High School, 1916-; address, Erlanger
McKEAIG, WILLIS HOWARD, A.B., farmer; address, Sturgis
OWSLEY, EUGENIA, A.B., teacher High School, Gadsden, Alabama, 1915-1917; Stanford, 1917-; address, Owensboro
SHANKLIN, LOUISE CALHOUN, A.B., teacher in High School, Plain Dealing, Louisiania, 1916-1917; address, Nepton
SPRAGENS, DENNIS BEELER, A.B., teacher Stanford High School, 1915-1916; Instructor Cumberland College, 1916-1917; Stanford High School, 1917-; address, Ellisbur.
THRELKELD, WILLIAM LOGAN, JR., A.B., teacher and director of Athletics, Madisonvllle, 1916-1917; Lieutenant U. S. H.; address, Nicholasville
WILLETT, DWIGHT HAYNES, A.B., A.M. Baylor University, 1916; student Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, 1916-; address New York Hall, Louisville
YAGER, DIANA LEWIS, A. B., A.B. Vassar, 1916; address, San Juan, Peurto Rico
ARNOLD, FLOSSIE, A.B., A.M., Columbia University, 1917; address, Owenton
BANTA, BLANCHE SLEMMONS, A.B., teacher Russell Creek Baptist Academy, 1916; address Shelbyville, H. No. 3 COBB, MARY WILL, A.B., teacher Graded School, Corinth, 1916-; address, Owenton
CROSS, EDGAR EWING, B. S., Field Hospital Corps; address, Smith’s Grove
CRUM, PATTY GILL, A.B., registrar Georgetown College 1916-; address, Georgetown
DEMPSTER, NELL JOSEPHINE, A.B., teacher graded school, Union, 1916-1917; address, Glen Dean
DOTSON, JOHN ANDREW, A. B., Prin. Salt Lick High School, 1916-; address, Salt Lick
ENLOW, ISHAM, A.B., student Southern Baptist They. Seminary, 1916-; pastor Junction City and Hopewell Hampton Churches; address, New York Hail, Louisville
FORD, EMILY ELIZABETH, A.B., assistant Georgetown College, 1916-; address, Georgetown
FORWOOD, LORA, A.B., teacher Smithland High School, 1916-; address, Georgetown
GAINES, PRINCIE CLARK, A.B., teacher Little Rack, 1916-; address, Georgetown
HUEY, ESTELLE, A.B., teacher Dry Ridge, 1916-; address, Burlington
JUDD, ROMIE DUSTIN, A.B., Principle Grove City High School, Paris. Tennessee. 1916-1917; 2nd O. H. T. Camp, 1917; address, Columbia
KEENE, DORA, A.B., A.M. University of Illinois, 1917; teacher Champaign, Illinois, 1917-; address, Georgetown
LAWSON, CLYDE, A.B., teacher Hawesville High School, 1916-1917; Jellico, Tennessee, 1917-; address, Cornishville
LAYMAN, GOSNELL, A.B., teacher and director of Athletics, Ft. Thomas High School, 1916-17; member of U. S. Marines, 1917-; address, Leitchfield
MADDOX, CLIFFORD RHEA, B.S., teacher Sarbourville Baptist Institute, 1916-1917; address, Beaver Dam
MOORMAN, MARTHA, A.B.; address, Leitchfleld
PATTERSON, KENNETH ROLAND, B.S., teacher Bloomfleld, 1916-1917; teacher Madisonville, 1917-; address, Lebanon
SCOTT, ELIZABETH SOPHIA, A.B., teacher Lancaster High School, 1916-; address, Ghent
THOMAS, ELLEN, A.B.; address, Georgetown
THOMPSON, CALVIN MILES, A.B., student Newton Theological Seminary, Newton Center, Massachusetts, 1916-; address, Hopklnsvllle
THOMPSON, KATHERINE, A.B., teacher West Liberty High School, 1916-1917; Augusta High School, 1917-; address, Augusta
TIPTON, MARGARET, A.B., teacher, Mt. Sterling, 1916-; address, Georgetown
WAGNER, LEWIS CLARKE, A.B., student Medical Department Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland, 1916-; address, Nicholasvllle
WAHL, HAROLD FREDERICK, B.S., A.M.; address, Paducah
WALLER, RICHARD HERNDON, A.B., Assistant Secretary Paris Y. M. C. A., 1916-17; address, Hopkinsville
WALNE, FLORENCE, A.B., teaching; address, Tanaka Machi, Shimonoseki, Japan
WYMAN, MINERVA ANNE, A.B., teacher, Madisonville, 1916-1917; Hardinsburg, 1917-; address, Mayfield, H. No. 4
ABBOTT, ANNA LEE, A.B., teacher Latin and French, LaFayette High School, Alabama, 1917-; address, LaFayette, Alabama
ACTON, HULCEE MARCUS, A.B., student University at Wisconsin. 1916; Assistant in Modern Languages, Georgetown College, 1917-; address, Georgetown
ANDERSON, JAMES WILLIAM, A.B., farmer; address, Georgetown
ATKINSON, WILLIAM BURR, B.S., student Medical Dept. University of Louisville, 1917-; address, Campbellsville
BRATCHER, CHARLES SLATON, A.B., student Southern Baptist Theology Seminary, 1917-; address, Leitchfleld
BUTLER, MARY LOUISE, A.B., teacher Whltesburg High School, 1917-; address, Dry Ridge
CRAFT, WILEY BOONE, A.B., 2nd Officers Reserve Training Camp, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana; address, Tankeley
CRAIG, MARJORIE, A.B., teacher Marion High School, 1917-; address, Ghent
CRESS, EDITH MARIE, A.B., teacher; address, Oneida
GRUTCHER, IRENE, A.B., teacher Shepherdsville High School, 1917-; address, Ghent
CURRY, LATHEY ERNEST, A.B., Prin. Smithfield High School. 1917-; address, Pierce
FORD, JOHN QUINCY TANDY, A.B., teacher and director at Athletics, Sturgis High School, 1917-; address, Georgetown
FREEMAN, CLARA EDNA, A.B., teacher; address, Nocatee, Florida
FRITTS, EDWIN COULTHARD, B.S., Graduate, student and instructar of Physics University of Illinois; address, Lexington
HICKS, RAYMOND GIVENS, B.S., FIeld Hospital Service, U. S. A.; address, Providence
JACOB, ROBERT AUGUSTUS, B.S.; address, Franklin
JAMES, MERRITT, A.B., student Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1917-; address, Shelbyville
JENKINS, JOE CLINT, A.B., teacher and director of Athletics, Paducah High School, 1917-; address Owensboro
JOHNSON, SARAH LOUISE, A.B.; address, Hazard
JONES, RUSSELL BRADLEY, A.B., student Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1917-; address, Corinth
KEPHART, ANNA NASBYE, A.B., teacher, Glasgow High School, 1917-; address, Pleasureville
MARTIN, WILLIAM ROY, A.B., farmer; Waddy
NEAL, JOHN THOMAS, A.B., student Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; address, 225 South Street Catherine, Louisville PECK, OLIVER THORNTON, A.B., teacher Stamping Ground, 1917-; address, Falmauth
SISK, BARBER UEL, B.S., teacher Dawson High School; address Madlsonville
SMITH, THOMAS EDWARD, A.B., pastor Mayalick Baptist Church; address, Mayslick
SPRAGENS, THOMAS EUGENE, B.S., Remington Fire Arms Company New Jersey, 1917-; address, Elllsburg
STOUT, JAMES VERNON, B.S., employee Goodyear Rubber Company Akron, Ohio; address, 1389 Sprague Street, Akron, Ohio
SUMMERS, ELLIOTT HUDSON, A.B., law; address, Georgetown
WOHLBOLD, EDWARD TAYLOR, B.S.; address, Louisville
YOUNG, DUKE WEBB, A.B., teacher Mt. Sterling High School, 1917-; address, Carlisle
NOTE—The degree of Master of Arts was given three years after graduation “in course” until 1873. From that time until 1896 it was conferred “only on those students who should accomplish the full course of study prescribed for the College.” Since 1896, the degree represents one year of study in residence after graduation with the Bachelor’s degree.
Isaac Caldwell (Attended, 1839-1840) University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky, 1869-1885.
William Edwards Paxton (Class of 1847, 1850) Shreveport University, Shreveport, Louisiana, 1873; Centennial Institute, Warren, Arkansas, 1878-.
George Hunt (Class of 1849) Bethel College, Russellville, Kentucky, 1862-1864.
Edwin Iorwerth Owen (Class of 1849, 1852) , Liberty, Missouri, 1863-1867.
Benjamin Turner Blewitt (Class of 1850) Founder, Bethel College, Russellville, Kentucky, 1856-1861; St. Louis Female Academy, St. Louis, Missouri, 1870-1914.
John T. Williams (Class of 1852) Columbia Baptist Female College (now Stephens College), Columbia, Missouri, 1858-1865.
Jesse A. Hollis (Class of 1855) Columbia Baptist Female College (now Stephens College), Columbia, Missouri, 1856-1857, 1865-1870.
Joshua Flood Cook (Class of 1858) New Liberty College, New Liberty, Kentucky, 1859-1861; LaGrange College (now Hannibal-LaGrange College), LaGrange, Missouri, 1866-1896; Webb City College, Webb City, Missouri, 1896-1900.
James McClellan Bent (Class of 1860) Pierce City College, Pierce City, Missouri, 1890-1891; Liberty College, Glasgow, Kentucky, 1891-1892.
Richard Moberly Dudley (Class of 1860) Georgetown College, Georgetown, Kentucky, 1879-1893.
John William Ellis (Class of 1863) Plattsburg College, Plattsburg, Missouri, 1880-1897; Central Christian College, Albany, Missouri, 1900-1902.
H. J. Greenwell (Class of 1873) Liberty College, Glasgow, Kentucky, 1895-1899.
Augustus Cleveland Davidson (Class of 1874) Georgetown College, Georgetown, Kentucky, 1893-1898.
John Thomas Walker (Class of 1877) Ghent College, Ghent, Kentucky, 1882-84.
Madison Monroe Riley (Class of 1880) Greenville Women’s College, Greenville, South Carolina, 1894-1900; Brenau College, Gainesville, Georgia, 1900-1902. Arthur Yager (Class of 1882) Georgetown College, Georgetown, Kentucky, 1908-1913.
Edward Williams White (Class of 1884) Liberty College, Glasgow, Kentucky, 1885-1887; Lynnland Female College, Glasgow, Kentucky, 1887-1895; Lexington College, Missouri, 1900-1911.
James Dowden Bruner (Class of 1886) Chowan Female College, Murfreesboro, North Carolina, 1909-1914; Daughters College, Harrodsburg, Kentucky, 1915-1917.
Samuel Chiles Mitchell (Class of 1888) University of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina, 1908-1913; Medical College of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia, 1913-1914; University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware, 1914-1920.
John Strother Humphreys (Class of 1892) Howard Payne College, Brownwood, Texas, 1911-1913 (Acting President, 1908-1910); Burleson College, Greenville, Texas, 1913-1916; College of Marshall, Marshall, Texas, 1918-1921.
James Madison Shelburne (Class of 1897) Howard College (now Samford University), Birmingham, Alabama, 1913-1917.
Robert Hill Tandy (Class of 1898)Bethel College, Russellville, Kentucky, 1917-1918.
William Thomas Ford (Class of 1899) Northeastern State Normal College, Talequah, Oklahoma, 1919-1923.
Elmer Atwood (Class of 1900) Wayland College (now Wayland Baptist University) Plainview, Texas, 1919-1923.
Edward Leland Atwood (Class of 1900, 1901) Tennessee College for Women, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, 1923-1941.
John C. Dawson (Class of 1901) Howard College (now Samford University), Birmingham, Alabama, 1921-1932.
Basil Manly Parks (Class of 1911) Frank Hughes College, Clifton, Tennessee, 1916 – 1917.
Warren Francis Jones (Class of 1921) Campbellsville Junior College (now Campbellsville University), Campbellsville, Kentucky, 1926-1930, 1941-1945; Union College (now Union University), Jackson, Tennessee, 1945-1963.
James Malcolm Boswell (Class of 1928) Cumberland College (now the University of the Cumberlands), Williamsburg, Kentucky, 1947-1980.
Eugene Munger Austin (Class of 1930) Colby Junior College, New London, New Hampshire, 1935-1962.
LaVerne Butler (Class of 1948) Mid-Continent College, Mayfield, Kentucky, 1988-1997.
Raymond E. Lawrence (Class of 1949) Mid-Continent College, Mayfield, Kentucky, 1981-1987.
David L. Jester (Class of 1951) Wayland College (now Wayland Baptist University), Plainview, Texas, 1981-1987; Mid-Continent College, Mayfield, Kentucky, 1997-2002.
William Hughes Owens (Class of 1953) Pikeville College, Pikeville, Kentucky, 1985-1997.
Billy Overton Wireman (Class of 1954) Florida Presbyterian College (now Eckerd College), Saint Petersburg, Florida, 1968-1977; Queens College (now Queens University), Charlotte, North Carolina, 1978-2002.
Chai-Wei Woo (Class of 1956) San Francisco State University, San Francisco, California, 1983-1988; Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong, China, 1991-2001.
Donald Wayne Zacharias (Class of 1957) Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, Kentucky, 1979-1985; Mississippi State University, Starkville, Mississippi, 1985-1997.
Thomas Edward Corts (Class of 1963) Wingate College, Wingate North Carolina, 1974-1983; Samford University, Birmingham, Alabama, 1982-2006.
Paul Richard Corts (Class of 1965) Wingate College, Wingate North Carolina, 1983-1991; Palm Beach Atlantic College, Palm Beach, Florida, 1991-2002.
R. Phil Roberts (Class of 1973) Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Kansas City, Missouri, 2001-2012.
Katherine [Wilder] Winograd (Class of 1979) Central New Mexico Community College, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 2007-
John Daniel Clardy (Class of 1848), a Representative from Kentucky; born in Smith County, Tenn., August 30, 1828; moved with his parents to Christian County, Ky., in 1831; attended the county schools, and was graduated from Georgetown (Ky.) College in 1848; taught school one year; studied medicine at the University of Louisville, Kentucky, for one year, and was graduated from the University of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia in 1851; practiced his profession for a number of years, and then abandoned it to devote his time to scientific agriculture and stock raising; delegate to the State constitutional convention in 1890; appointed as one of the State commissioners to the Columbian Exposition at Chicago in 1893; elected as a Democrat to the Fifty-fourth and Fifty-fifth Congresses (March 4, 1895-March 3, 1899); was not a candidate for renomination in 1898; retired from public life; died at his home, “Oakland,” near Hopkinsville, Christian County, Ky., on August 20, 1918; interment in Clardy’s County Cemetery, Bells, Christian County, Ky.
Alexander Brooks Montgomery (Class of 1859), a Representative from Kentucky; born near Tip Top, Hardin County, Ky., December 11, 1837; attended the common and private schools; was graduated from Georgetown (Ky.) College in 1859 and from the Louisville Law School in 1861; engaged in agricultural pursuits in Hardin County, Ky., 1861-1870; was admitted to the bar and commenced the practice of law in Elizabethtown, Hardin County, Ky., in 1870; county judge of Hardin County, Ky., 1870-1874; member of the State senate 1877-1881; elected as a Democrat to the Fiftieth and to the three succeeding Congresses (March 4, 1887-March 3, 1895); chairman, Committee on Expenditures in the Department of War (Fifty-second and Fifty-third Congresses); unsuccessful candidate for reelection to the Fifty-fourth Congress; member of the Dawes Indian Commission, appointed under act of Congress to treat with the Five Civilized Tribes, 1895-1898; resumed the practice of law at Elizabethtown, Ky., where he died December 27, 1910; interment in City Cemetery.
James Franklin Clay (Class of 1860), a Representative from Kentucky; born in Henderson, Henderson County, Ky. October 29, 1840; attended public and private schools at Henderson; was graduated from Georgetown College, Kentucky, in June 1860; studied law; was admitted to the bar in 1862 and commenced practice in Henderson, Ky.; member of the State senate in 1870; elected as a Democrat to the Forty-eighth Congress (March 4, 1883-March 3, 1885); unsuccessful candidate for renomination in 1884; resumed the practice of his profession in Henderson, Ky.; served as city attorney and as attorney for the St. Louis & Southern Railroad and the Ohio Valley Railway Co.; died in Henderson, Ky., on August 17, 1921; interment in Fernwood Cemetery.
James Conquest Cross Black (Class of 1862), a Representative from Georgia; born in Stamping Ground, Scott County, Ky., May 9, 1842; attended the common schools and the high school at Newcastle, Ky., and was graduated from Georgetown College, Kentucky, in 1862; during the Civil War enlisted as a private in Company A, Ninth Kentucky Cavalry, in the Confederate Army; moved to Augusta, Ga., in 1865; studied law; was admitted to the bar in 1866 and commenced practice in Augusta, Ga.; member of the State house of representatives 1873-1877; served as president of the Augusta Orphan Asylum 1879-1886; member of the city council; served as city attorney; elected as a Democrat to the Fifty-third and Fifty-fourth Congresses and served from March 4, 1893, to March 4, 1895, when he resigned; subsequently elected to fill the vacancy caused by his own resignation and served from October 2, 1895, to March 3, 1897; was not a candidate for renomination in 1896; resumed the practice of law in Augusta, Ga., until his death there on October 1, 1928; interment in Magnolia Cemetery.
June Ward Gayle (1880-1881), a Representative from Kentucky; born in New Liberty, Owen County, Ky., February 22, 1865; attended Concord College, New Liberty, Ky., and Georgetown College, Georgetown, Ky.; deputy sheriff; member of the Democratic State central committee and of the State executive committee; high sheriff of Owen County 1892-1896; unsuccessful candidate for State auditor in 1899; engaged in banking and in the tobacco business; elected as a Democrat to the Fifty-sixth Congress to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Evan E. Settle and served from January 15, 1900, to March 3, 1901; resumed his former business activities; died in Owenton, Ky., on August 5, 1942; interment in New Liberty Cemetery, New Liberty, Ky.
James Campbell Cantrill (1886-1890), a Representative from Kentucky; born in Georgetown, Scott County, Ky., July 9, 1870; attended the common schools, Georgetown (Ky.) College, 1886-1890, and the University of Virginia at Charlottesville; engaged in agricultural pursuits until his death; chairman of the Scott County Democratic committee in 1895; elected a member of the State house of representatives in 1897, and again in 1899; served in the State senate 1901-1905; was nominated for Congress in 1904, but declined; delegate to the Democratic National Convention in 1904; elected president of the American Society of Equity for Kentucky, an organization of farmers, in 1908; elected as a Democrat to the Sixty-first and to the seven succeeding Congresses and served from March 4, 1909, until his death during his campaign as the Democratic nominee for Governor of Kentucky; chairman, Committee on Industrial Arts and Expositions (Sixty-fourth and Sixty-fifth Congresses); died in Louisville, Ky., September 2, 1923; interment in Georgetown Cemetery, Georgetown, Ky.
Carroll Hubbard, Jr. (Class of 1959), a Representative from Kentucky; born in Murray, Calloway County, Ky., July 7, 1937; attended public schools; graduated from Eastern High School, Middletown, Ky., 1955; B.A., Georgetown (Ky.) College, 1959; J.D., University of Louisville Law School, 1962; admitted to the Kentucky bar in 1962 and commenced practice in Mayfield; served in Kentucky Air National Guard, 1962-1967; Kentucky Army National Guard, 1968-1970; served in Kentucky State senate, 1968-1975; delegate, Democratic National Convention, 1970; unsuccessful candidate for the Democratic nomination for Governor of Kentucky in 1979; elected as a Democrat to the Ninety-fourth and to the eight succeeding Congresses (January 3, 1975-January 3, 1993); unsuccessful candidate for renomination in 1992 to the One Hundred Third Congress; is a resident of Mayfield, Ky.