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Graduates of Harvard University
1775
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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1775 |
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Died |
| Henry
Adams, A.M. |
1793 |
| Jacob Amadon |
1839 |
| George Athearn, A.M. |
1837 |
| Rufus Badcock, A.M. |
1793 |
| Ebenezer Battelle, A.M. |
1815 |
| Daniel Biglow, A.M. |
1806 |
| Edward Billings, 1778;
A.M. 1778 |
1806 |
| Benjamin Bourne, 1776;
A.M. 1778, also Brown 1783; LL.D. Brown 1801; Judge U. S. Circ.
Court; M.C. |
1808 |
| Francis Brinley, 1777 |
1787 |
| Samuel Chandler, A.M.
1781 |
1786 |
| Samuel Dogget |
1817 |
| Simeon Dunbar, A.M. |
1810 |
| Jonathan Eames, A.M.;
Tutor |
*---- |
| Joseph Emerson |
1828 |
| Samuel Gay, A.M. 1785 |
1847 |
| Isaac Hall, A.M. |
1779 |
| Benjamin Heywood, A.M. |
1816 |
| Peter Hobart, A.M. 1779 |
1793 |
| Stephen Jones, 1807;
A.M. 1807 |
1830 |
| Paul Litchfield, A.M.
1779 |
1827 |
| Nathaniel Macclintock,
A.M., also Yale 1778 |
1780 |
| Isaiah Man, A.M. 1779 |
1789 |
| Jonathan Maynard, 1776;
A.M. 1781 |
1835 |
| Thomas Fitch Oliver,
A.M., also Brown 1783 |
1797 |
| Isaac Osgood, A.M. |
1799 |
| James Otis, A.M. |
1788 |
| Nathaniel Paine, A.M. |
1840 |
| Nathaniel Peirce, A.M. |
1783 |
| John Poor, A.M. |
1829 |
| Edward Pulling, 1776;
A.M. 1780 |
1799 |
| Jesse Putnam, A.M. |
1837 |
| Edward Hutchinson
Robbins, A.M.; Fellow Am. Acad. |
1829 |
| Daniel Shute, A.M. |
1829 |
| William Smith, A.M. |
1816 |
| John Jones Spooner,
A.M.; Fellow Am. Acad.; Cor. Memb. Mass. Hist. Soc. |
1799 |
| Thomas Thacher, A.M.;
Fellow Am. Acad |
1812 |
| William Weeks, A.M. |
1843 |
| Thomas Whiting, A.M. |
1820 |
| Samuel Whitman, A.M.
(Hon.) Williams 1796 |
1826 |
| Levi Willard |
1790 |
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unknown |
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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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