The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-27
TuF UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA.
.o,,r of THE EMINENT MEN WHO
ARE ITS ALUMNI.

Graduates VINO are 10 ne ouno
:. other states 49, To Whom the
49,. of Honor Belongs-Learned
B.ofessions Have Not Monopoly
= che AIumni-Other Matters of
Interest.
A. the venerable grandmother, on her
~o,den wedding day. rejoices TO con over,
-,,b loving tenderness, the names Of her
.nu5ren and their descendants
seeing on every side
Her form and features multiplied
ca IN the centennial year of her history.
.ho University of Georgia, In her capacity
-, Alma Mater OF noble sons whom she
"a. contributed to the state, rejoices to
all over the bead-roll of their honored
canes. They are her answer to the
weston: What has the university done
for the state?"
THE total number of graduates during
tbe hundred years is...................24l6
r,.a +otal number of matriculates. 80, 935
Total attendance ...-...................o 5ol
In this article the word "alumnus' will
- rsed to include matriculates, as well
&C graduates. The foregoing figures in
.iuda the graduates of the Law School,
mich began its work in 1860, but do not
trc,ide $50 graduates of the Augusta Med
tai College, which became a part of the
university in 1873.
Among the alumni of the ante-bellum
time. whose names are associated with
savannah. the mind at once turns to Gen.
Francis S. Barlow, DR.. Charles w. West,
Mai William S. Basinger NOW living at
Atben0 Thomas Butler King, Josiah l..
warren. Waller S. Chisho. M John Screw
On Dr. Timothy G. Barnard, Boiling A.
stoyal, Steven E. Habersham, Maj.
CHARLES S. Hardee, Thomas +. Screven,
Audley Maxwell. E. j. Thomas, George
D. smith, c. B. Richardson.
There may be, ana probably are, err
mrs in the above list, as well as in the
following list of alumni now resident in
savannah. Hitherto there has been no
organized method of securing changes in
the addresses of the alumni of the uni
versitv. Hereafter, this deficiency will
h4 supplied as follows: Correspondence
will be kept up each year with the officers
of each class, and they will be requested
m note any changes in the addresses Of
the Alumni 1t was determined, at the
recent meeting of the Board of Trustees,
that hereafter the alumni catalogue should
he maintained as a thoroughly accurate
ana full roster of the alumni, giving not
only their names and addresses, but
brief record of their career.
With the above explanation, and sub
iect to corrections, which are respectfully
invited of errors, either of omission or
Of commission, the following is given as
list so far as it can be made up from
present sources of information, of the
alumni resident in Savannah. The list IN
cludes several graduates, who are now
pursuing professional studies at the Uni
versity of Georgia and other institutions.
Samuel B. Adams A. Pratt Adams,
Nathaniel L. Barnard, Pope Barrow, Da-
via c. Barrow, Jr., Craig Barrow, George
W. Beckett, 1. Julian Beckett William
S. Blum. Robert NJ. Butler, Jr., James H
Bumer, Edward w. Barnwell, William
L. Clay, John d. Carswel Walter S.
Chisholm, William II. Crane, Hugh M.
Conner, 7. NJ. Cunningham, Jr., Richard
NJ Charlton, A. Gordon Cassells, r. NJ.
Coburn Clarence S. Connerat Jr., DR..
j. Oliver Cook, VIM. r. Dancy, Brant-
ley A. Denmark, Thomas N. Denmark,
William d. bearing, H. T. bearing, DIR.
John W. Daniel, Charles duBignon, John
H. Estill, Jr., Holbrook L. Estill, Davis
Freeman, Raiford Falligant, Henry G.
Ganahl, W. w Gordon, Jr., Haywood N.
nus NJ Haas, c. V. Hohenstein, Daniel
" H,pps, Cosmo r. Hardee, Daniel G..
Heidi, Robert NJ. HUI, DR.. Joseph G.
Jarrel G. Noble Jones, Walter T. John
son, J. deBruyn Kope. Marcarton c.
Kollock, John f. Kolock, Charles D.
Kline, Alfred d. Kent, Alexander r.
Lawton. Alexander A. Lawrence, Ed
ward F. Lowell, Jr., Richard NJ. Lester,
Peter w Meldrim, George A. Mercer, Jr.,
d
Henry McAlpin. William r. Mcintyre,
john J. hewitt. William w. Osborne, DR..
Elton S. Osborne, Otis A Partridge Eu-
gene l.. Pead, w. o. d. Rockwell, Rufus
q. Richards, Edwin c. Ryals, Thomas f.
ocreVen, Pleasant a. Stovall Horace P.
Smart, Jr, Harry NJ. Stoddard. John
otoddard. DR.. C. c. Schley, John E.
ochwarz, W. Scotia Tison, Edward j.
Thomas, J.. Murchison Thomas, Thomas
r. Thomson. Grantham 1. Taggart, Jr.,
II. d. D. Twiegs, Robert J. Travis VIII
liam G. Woodfn, Anton P. Wright, In
eersoil Washburn. Davis G. White, James
o. West, Benjamin C. Yancey John r.
Young.
The only embarrassment in dealing with
the nst of the alumni is the plentitude of
Ilches Many who are entitled to men
'Ioh must be omitted, simply because alI
Vahnot be mentioned. 1t is an invidious
|''pANSSdA4l NdSh 10 De lOTCHu, uIueE
Such circumstances, to make selections;
Out the bearers Of the omitted names are
Alumni whose breadth of mind will enable
mem 10 understand, and whose spirit of
Vyalty will enable them to sympathze
with the embarrassing predicament of
one who is forced into a situation where
wisdom is impossible-the necessity of
chooslng among equals.
Inc place of honor belongs to the
C.efgy. One hundred and forty-one DAD
=" the alumni have been ministers of the
gospel
tives:
VI Methodism-BishopG George F. Pierce,
r. william D. Anderson, DIR. Alfred T.
.ldnn' Or. John D. Hammond, DR.. Wal
Yer H. Branham, DR.. Andrew j. Lamar,
Alabama
Among the Baptists-Dr. Nathaniel NJ.
crawford, DR.. Gustavus A. Nunnally, DR..
Hillyer.
among Presbyterians-Dr. BENJAMIN NJ.
amer Louisiana, DR.. r. @. Mallard,
l"ulslana, DR.. William S. Bean, South
carolina; Dr. Thomas A. Hoyt, Pennsyl-
ANA DR.. George Summey, Tennessee.
among the Episcopalians-Bisho Thorn
a. r. Scott, Oregon; Rev. c. NJ. Beck
TIh, Texas; Bishop Edwin G. Weed,
bride; Rev. w. b. Walker.
one hundred and eighteen Q10 have
uoeh judges, including among jurists on