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Colonial Graduates of Harvard University
1738 - 1741
Bachelors of
Arts (A.B)
From 1642 to 1869, inclusive,
Bachelors of Arts were entitled to receive the degree of Master of Arts
(A.M.) in course, three years after graduation.
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1738 |
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Died |
| Henry
Sewall, A. M. |
1771 |
| Richard
Waldron, A. M. |
1745 |
| Oxenbridge
Thacher, A.M. |
1765 |
| Benjamin
White, A.M. |
---- |
| Jonathan
Loring, A.M. |
1784 |
| Woodbridge
Odlin, A.M. |
1776 |
| Nathaniel
Rogers, A.M.; A.M. (Hon) Dart. 1779 |
1789 |
| Nathaniel
Rust |
---- |
| John
Chipman, A.M. |
1768 |
| Samuel
Watts, A.M. 1742 |
1791 |
| Isaac Otis,
A.M. |
1785 |
| William
Downe, A.M. |
1759 |
| Andrew
Tyler, A.M. |
1775 |
| John
Checkley, A.M. |
1743 |
| Edward
Eveleth, A.M. |
1781 |
| Daniel
Staniford, A.M. |
1757 |
| Richard
Mower, A.M. |
---- |
| Josiah
Crocker, A.M. |
1774 |
| Benjamin
Adams, A.M. |
1777 |
| Jonathan
Helyer, A.M. |
1745 |
| Jonathan
Perkins, A. M. |
1783 |
| Elisha
Marsh, A.M.; A.M. (ad.eun.) Yale 1740; A.M. (Hon.) Dart. 1773 |
1784 |
| Jonathan
Davis, A.M. |
1801 |
| Joshua
Prentice, A.M. |
1788 |
| Josiah
Chase, A.M. |
1778 |
| Thomas Weld |
1740 |
| Philip
Curtis, A.M. |
1797 |
| John Druce,
A.M. |
1772 |
| Charles
Gleason, A.M. |
1790 |
| James Holt,
A.M. |
---- |
| Stephen
Child, A.M. |
1758 |
| David
Robinson, A.M. |
1749 |
| Edward
Bates |
---- |
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1739 |
| Woodbury
Osborne, A.M. |
1747 |
| John
Rogers, A.M. |
1782 |
| William
Oliver, A.M. |
1782 |
| Samuel
Greenwood, A.M. |
---- |
| Edward
Brattle Oliver, A.M. |
1797 |
| Richard
Watts, A.M. |
1771 |
| Benjamin
Woods, A.M. |
1758 |
| Peter
Clark, A.M. |
1747 |
| Elisha
Niles, A.M. |
1776 |
| Joseph
Buckminster, A.M. |
1792 |
| Lemuel
Briant, A.M. |
1754 |
| Richard
Downing |
1796 |
| Dudley
Leavitt, A.M. |
1762 |
| Job Palmer,
A.M. |
1746 |
| Nathan
Hale, A.M. |
1775 |
| Nathaniel
Gardner, A.M. |
1760 |
| Ebenezer
Putnam, A.M. |
1788 |
| Richard
Salter, A.M.; S.T.D. Yale 1782 |
1787 |
| Adam
Colson, A.M. |
1755 |
| Thaddeus
Maccarty, A.M. |
1784 |
| William
Vinal, A.M. |
1781 |
| Daniel
Emerson, A.M. |
1801 |
| Isaac
Parker, A.M. |
1745 |
| Daniel
Farnham, A.M. |
1776 |
| Matthew
Cushing, A.M.; A.M. (Hon.) Columbia 1764; Librarian |
1779 |
| Jonathan
Kent, A.M. |
1760 |
| Stephen
Frost, A.M. |
1749 |
| Nicholas
Hodge, A.M. |
1744 |
| Joseph
Holt, A.M. |
1789 |
| Caleb Swan,
A.M. |
1793 |
| Nathaniel
Sumner, A.M. |
1802 |
| Solomon
Reed, A.M. |
1785 |
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1740 |
| Thomas
Prince, A.M. |
1748 |
| Benjamin
Stevens, A.M.; S.T.D. 1785 |
1791 |
| Samuel Gay,
A.M. |
1746 |
| George
Bethune, A.M. |
1785 |
| Samuel
Adams, A.M.; LL.D. 1792; Gov. Mass.; Delegate to Continental
Cong.; Fellow Am. Acad. |
1803 |
| Isaac
Hinckley, A.M. 1747 |
1802 |
| John
Gibbins, A.M. |
1743 |
| Samuel
Downe, A.M. |
1784 |
| Samuel
White, A.M. |
---- |
| Samuel Orne,
A.M. |
1774 |
| John
Newman, A.M. |
1763 |
| Samuel
Hendley, A.M. |
1795 |
| Jonathan
Hoar, A.M. |
1771 |
| Samuel
Hale, A.M.; Fellow Am. Acad. |
1807 |
| Eliab Byram |
1754 |
| Benjamin
Willis |
1807 |
| Nathaniel
Snell, A.M. |
---- |
| Samuel
Langdon, A.M.; S.T.D. Aberd. 1762; President; Fellow Am Acad. |
1797 |
| James Hovey,
A.M. |
---- |
| Joseph
Davis, A.M. |
1799 |
| Amariah
Frost, A.M. |
1792 |
| Sylvanus
Conant, A.M. |
1777 |
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1741 |
| William
Burnet |
1755 |
| David Phips,
A.M. |
1811 |
| John
Mascarene A.M.; A.M. (Hon.) Yale 1754 |
1779 |
| Edward
Winslow, A.M. |
1780 |
| John
Thaxter, A.M. |
1802 |
| John Brown,
A.M. |
1791 |
| Samuel
White, A.M. |
1758 |
| Jonathan
Townsend, A.M. |
1776 |
| John Waldo
A.M. |
1816 |
| Timothy
Prout, A.M. |
---- |
| William
Blair Townsend, A.M. |
1778 |
| Grindall
Rawson, A.M.; A.M. (Hon.) Yale 1753 |
1794 |
| Isaiah
Dunster, A.M. |
1791 |
| Loring
Cushing |
1778 |
| Thomas
Amory, A. M. |
1784 |
| Nathan
Cheever, A.M. |
1787 |
| Josiah
Torrey, A.M. |
1783 |
| Matthew
Bridge, A.M. |
1775 |
| John
Howland, A.M. |
1804 |
| John
Tucker, A.M.; S.T.D. 1787 |
1792 |
| Thomas
Jones, A.M. |
1774 |
| Joseph
Roberts, A.M. |
1811 |
| Robert
Cutler, A.M. |
1786 |
| John Mellen,
A.M. |
1807 |
| John
Wilson, A.M. |
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Source:
Quinquaennial Catalogue of the Officers and Graduates of Harvard
University 1636 - 1915 Cambridge, Massachusetts, Harvard
University Press in the Two Hundred and Seventy-Ninth Year of the
College 1915.
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