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Graduates of Harvard University
1710 - 1720
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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1710 |
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Died |
| John
Denison, A.M.; Librarian |
1724 |
| Edward
Wigglesworth, A.M.; S.T.D. Edinb. 1730; Hollis Prof. Divinity;
Fellow |
1765 |
| Peter
Oliver |
1760 |
| John
Cotton, A.M. |
1757 |
| John
Woodbridge |
1731 |
| Samuel
Tompson, A.M. |
1724 |
| William
Little, A.M.; Ch. J.N.C. |
1737 |
| Obadiah
Ayer, A.M. |
1768 |
| Caleb
Trowbridge, A.M. |
1760 |
| Elisha
Callender, A.M. |
1738 |
| Joseph
Adams, A.M. |
1783 |
| James
Allen, A.Am |
1747 |
| Joseph
Meacham, A.M. |
1752 |
Samuel
Terry, A.M.
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---- |
|
1711 |
| William
Sanford, A.M. |
1721 |
| John
Rogers, A.M.; Librarian |
1773 |
| Increase
Walter, A.M. |
1718 |
| John
Wainwright, A.M. |
1721 |
| Thomas
Cushing, A.M. |
1746 |
| Joseph
Russell, A.M. |
1730 |
| John
Chipman, A.M. |
1775 |
| Elisha
Williams, A.M.; Recotor Yale Coll.; Just. Sup. Court Col. Conn |
1755 |
| Samuel
Blake, A.M. |
1715 |
| Joseph
Dorr, A.M. |
1768 |
| Thomas
Cheney, A.M. |
1747 |
Timothy
Fales, A.M.
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1777 |
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1712 |
| Nathaniel
Appleton, A.M.; S. T .D. 1771; Fellow |
1784 |
| William
Cooper, A.M. |
1743 |
| Richard
Waldron, A.M. |
1753 |
| Thomas
Berry, A.M. |
1756 |
| Francis
Foscroft, A.M. |
1768 |
| Eleazar
Tyng, A.M. |
1782 |
| Samuel
Phillips, A.M. |
1717 |
| John Coit,
A.M. |
---- |
| Peter
Barnes |
---- |
| Robert
Stanton, A.M. |
1727 |
| Jonathan
Cushing, A.M. |
1769 |
| John
Stedman, A.M. |
1719 |
| Peter
Clark, A.M. |
1768 |
| John
Nutting, A.M. |
1790 |
| Edward
White, A.M. |
1769 |
| Nathaniel
Brown, A.M. |
1757 |
Andrew
Gardner, A.M.
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---- |
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1713 |
| Hugh Hall,
A.M. |
1773 |
| Thomas
Walter, A.M. |
1725 |
| Stephen
Williams, A.M.; S.T.D. Dart. 1773 |
1782 |
| Perez
Bradford, A.M. |
1746 |
Benjamin
Crocker, A.M.
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1766 |
|
1714 |
| Thomas
Foxcroft, A.M. |
1769 |
| Jonathan
Pierpont, A.M. |
1758 |
| Samuel
Thaxter, A.M. |
1732 |
| Nehemiah
Hobart, A.M. |
1740 |
| Samuel
Andrew, A.M. |
1747 |
| Samuel
Aspinwall, A.M. |
1732 |
| Enoch
Coffin, A.M. |
1728 |
| Adam
Cushing, A.M. |
1752 |
| Job
Cushing,
A.M. |
1760 |
| Ebenezer
Gay, A.M.; S.T.D. 1785 |
1787 |
John Brown,
A.M.
|
1742 |
1715
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| Samuel
Danforth, A.M.
|
1777 |
| Samuel
Plaisted
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1732 |
| Samuel
Checkley, A.M.
|
1769 |
| Benjamin
Marston, A.M.
|
1754 |
| Benning
Wentworth, A.M.; Gov. Prov. N. H.
|
1770 |
| Jonathan
Dowse
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| Nathaniel
Sparhawk, A.M.
|
1732 |
| John
Thomas, A.M.
|
1737 |
| Calvin
Galpine, A.M.
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| Ebenezer
Pierpont
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1754 |
| John Maylem,
A.M.
|
1742 |
| John
Gardner, A.M.
|
1775 |
| Thomas
Gray, A.M.
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---- |
| Samuel
Spear, A.M.
|
1745 |
| Benjamin
Webb, A.M.
|
1746 |
| John
Cleverly, A.M.
|
1776 |
| Benjamin
Bass, A.M.
|
1756 |
Nathaniel
Prentice, A.M.
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1737 |
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1716
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| William
Welsteed, A.M.; Tutor; Librarian
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1753 |
| Joshua
Moody, A.M.
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1748 |
| Ebenezer
Gray, A.M. 1760
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1773 |
| Samuel
Stow, A.M.
|
1764 |
| David
Crocker, A.M.
|
1764 |
| William
Cooke, A.M.; Librarian
|
1760 |
| Jonathan
Townsend, A.M.
|
1762 |
Samuel
Payson, A.M.
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1768 |
| 1717
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| Nathaniel
Rogers, A.M.
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1745 |
| William
Waldron, A.M.
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1727 |
| John
Higginson, A.M.
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1744 |
| Nathaniel
Cotton, A.M.
|
1729 |
| James Allen,
A.M.
|
1755 |
| Henry Wise,
A.M.
|
1775 |
| Joseph
Belcher, A.M.
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| Joshua Gee,
A.M.; Librarian
|
1748 |
| Joseph
Emerson, A.M.
|
1767 |
| Solomon Otis,
A.M.
|
1778 |
| John
Greenwood, A.M.
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1766 |
| Thomas Paine,
A.M.
|
1757 |
| Nathaniel
Henchman, A.M.
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1761 |
| Henry
Messinger, A.M.
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1750 |
| Daniel
Perkins, A.M.
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1782 |
| Daniel Putnam
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1759 |
Richard
Hazzen, A.M.
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1754 |
| 1718
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| John Eyre,
A.M.
|
1753 |
| Benjamin
Lynde, A.M.; Just. and Ch. Just. Sup. Court Prov. Mass.
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1781 |
| Mithcel
Sewall, A.M.; Librarian
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1748 |
| Joseph Moody,
A.M.
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1753 |
| Theodore
Atkinson, A.M.; Ch. Just. Sup. Court Prov. N.H.
|
1779 |
| Samuel Moody,
A.M.
|
1758 |
| Edward
Bridgewater, A.M.
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| Nathan
Prince, A.M.; Tutor; Fellow
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1748 |
| Adino
Bullfinch, A.M.
|
1775 |
| Francis
Cogswell, A.M.
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1756 |
| Brocklebank
Samuel Coffin, A.M.
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1727 |
| Thomas
Parker, A.M.
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1765 |
| Daniel Witham,
A.M.
|
1776 |
| Benjamin
Fessenden, A.M.
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1746 |
| Richard Dana,
A.M.
|
1772 |
| William
Tompson, A.M.
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1759 |
| Timothy
Minot, A.M.
|
1778 |
| David Turner,
A.M.
|
1757 |
Cornelius
Nye, A.M.
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1749 |
| 1719
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| Addington
Davenport, A.M. Oxford 1732
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1746 |
| John Usher
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1775 |
| Hezekiah
Gold, A.M.
|
1761 |
| Thomas
Oliver, A.M.
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| Rowland
Cotton, A.M.
|
1778 |
| Warham
Williams, A.M.
|
1751 |
| Solomon
Williams, A.M.; S.T.D. Yale 1773
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1776 |
| John Hancock,
A.M.; Librarian
|
1744 |
| John Green,
A.M.
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174- |
| Joseph
Bridgham, A.M.
|
1753 |
| Samuel
Sherburn, A.M.
|
1765 |
| Ebenezer
Robie, A.M.
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1772 |
| Edward
Jackson, A.M.
|
1754 |
| Benjamin
Gibson, A.M.
|
1723 |
| Andrew
Bordman, A.M.; Steward
|
1769 |
| Nathan
Basset, A.M.
|
1738 |
| James Bayley,
A.M.
|
1766 |
| Theophilus
Pickering, A.M.
|
1747 |
| Nathaniel
Leonard, A.M.
|
1761 |
| Daniel
Holbrook, A.M.
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1723 |
| Thomas Fish
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1722 |
| Joseph
Stacey, A.M.
|
1741 |
Robert Ward,
A.M.
|
1732 |
| 1720
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| Rosewell
Saltonstall, A.M.
|
1738 |
| John Angier,
A.M.
|
1787 |
| Howard
Wyborne, A.M.
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| Thomas Smith,
A.M.
|
1795 |
| Joseph
Whipple, A.M.
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1757 |
| Edmund
Toppan, A.M.
|
1739 |
| Timothy
White, A.M.
|
1765 |
| Shearjashub
Bourne, A.M.
|
1768 |
| Joseph
Parson, A.M.
|
1765 |
| Hull Abbot,
A.M.
|
1774 |
| Jacob Eliot,
A.M.
|
1766 |
| Samuel
Dexter, A.M.
|
1755 |
| Peter
Reynolds, A.M.
|
1768 |
| Seth Storer,
A.M.
|
1774 |
| Joseph
Green, A.M.
|
1770 |
| Joseph
Gooch, A.M.
|
1770 |
| Richard
Jaques, A.M.
|
1777 |
| Samuel
Jennison, A.M.
|
1729 |
| Joseph
Stimpson, A.M.
|
1752 |
| Josiah
Marshall
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1772 |
| Ezra
Carpenter, A.M.
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1785 |
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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