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Graduates 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.” 1842 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 1843 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 1844 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 1845 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 1846 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 1847 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 1848 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 1849 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 1850 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 1851 JENKINS, RICHARD H., A.B., A.M., 1855; farmer; Missouri; died SCOTT, PRESTON B., A.B., M.D., physican; 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 1852 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 1853 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 Lettres, 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, Louisana; died 1854 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 1855 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 1856 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 1857
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 1858 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 1859 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 1860 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 1861 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 1862 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, KentucKentucky; Texas died FRITTS, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B., Federal soldier; teacher, druggist, Carlisle; U. S. Navy Yard, Portsmouth, Virginia.; born September 11, 1840; died 1913 JUREY, 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 Medica/ 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 1863 (No graduating class on account of the War.) 1864 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 1865 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 1866 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 1867 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 1868 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 1869 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 1870 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 1871 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 Snpper; 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 1872 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 1873 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 1874 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: flnaxical secretary Kentucky Baptist Children’s Home. 1915-; author What Baptists Believe and Why they Believe It, 1898, Whole Truth on Baptism, 1896, Jessie, A1len, 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 1875 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 1876 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 |
