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Graduates of Harvard University
1758 - 1759
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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1758 |
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Died |
| John Foxcroft, A.M. |
1802 |
| Samuel Danforth, A.M.;
M.D. (Hon.) 1790; Fellow Am. Acad.; Cor. Memb. Med. Soc. (London) |
1827 |
| Thomas Hutchinson, A.M. |
1811 |
| Daniel Oliver, A.M. |
1768 |
| Thomas Wentworth, A.M. |
1768 |
| Daniel Epes, A.M. |
1799 |
| Samuel Moffatt, A.M. |
1780 |
| Leonard Williams, A.M. |
1799 |
| Samuel Frink, A.M. |
1771 |
| Joshua Wingate Weeks,
A.M. |
1804 |
| John Tucke, A.M. |
1777 |
| Samuel Payson, A.M. |
1763 |
| William Russell, A.M. |
1815 |
| Oakes Shaw, A.M. |
1807 |
| David Wyer, A. M. |
1776 |
| Isaac Foster, A.M. |
1781 |
| Aaron Hall, A.M. |
1787 |
| Simeon Howard, A.M.; S.
T. D. Edinb. 1785; Tutor; Fellow; Fellow Am. Acad. |
1804 |
| Daniel Noyes, A.M. |
1815 |
| Peter Russell, A.M. |
1806 |
| Amos Toppan, A.M. |
1771 |
| William Perkins, A.M. |
1765 |
| Thomas Fessenden, A.M. |
1813 |
| Josiah Bridge, A.M. |
1801 |
| Joseph How, A.M. |
1762 |
| John Treadwell, A.M. |
1811 |
| Job Whitney |
1761 |
| Roland Green, A.M. |
1808 |
| Joseph Pearson, A.M. |
1823 |
| Eliab Stone, A.M. |
1822 |
| Samuel Dix, A.M. |
1797 |
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1759 |
| Jonathan Trumbull,
A.M.; LL.D. Yale 1797; Cor. Memb. Mass. Hist. Soc.; Fellow Am.
Acad.; Gov. Conn.; M.C. (Speaker); Senator U.S. |
1809 |
| Samuel Allyne Otis,
A.M.; Del. to Continental Congr |
1814 |
| Benjamin Pickman, also
A.B. Yale 1759; A.M. |
1819 |
| Edmund Dana, A.M. |
1823 |
| Samuel Cotton, A.M. |
1819 |
| William Clark, A.M. |
1815 |
| Abiel Leonard, A.M.;
S.T.D. Coll. N. J. 1777 |
1778 |
| Paine Wingate, A.M.;
Just Supr. Court N. H.; Delegate to Continental Congr. ; M.C.;
Sen. U.S. |
1838 |
| Thomas Wells White,
A.M. |
1815 |
| John Avery, also A. B.
Yale 1759; A.M. |
1806 |
| Paul Coffin, A.M.;
S.T.D. 1812 |
1821 |
| Charles Coffin, A.M. |
1821 |
| Samuel Gardner |
1762 |
| Daniel Jones, A.M. |
1786 |
| Edward Church, A.M. |
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| John Gorham |
1761 |
| Nathan Davies, A.M. |
1803 |
| John Pickering, A.M.;
Fellow Am. Acad. |
1811 |
| Justin Ely, also A.B.
Yale 1759; A.M. |
1817 |
| Samuel Fisk, A.M. |
1777 |
| Lemuel Hedge, also A.B.
Yale 1759, A.M. |
1777 |
| Micah Lawrence, A.M. |
1794 |
| Moses Putnam, A.M. |
1801 |
| Nathan Goodale, A.M. |
1806 |
| Joseph Warren, A.M.;
Maj.-Gen. Mass. Troops; Pres. Prov. Congr. Mass |
1775 |
| Benjamin Hobbs |
1765 |
| Ebenezer Taylor |
1760 |
| Amos Moody, A.M. |
1819 |
| Samuel Kingsbury, A.M. |
1778 |
| John Whittier, A.M. |
1786 |
| Phineas Whitney, A.M. |
1819 |
| Zabdiel Adams, A.M. |
1801 |
| Daniel Stimpson, A.M. |
1768 |
| Gyles Merrill, A.M. |
1801 |
| Edward Russell, A.M. |
1785 |
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Deceased |
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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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