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Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document [Page 1] Ex: Off Columbia SC April 24 1852 The Board met this day Present James Jones, Chairman D. F. Jamison Governor Means W. J. Hanna Genl Cantey Resolved that Cadet Winsmith having been suspended and restored – but not having returned to the Citadel Academy, his name be dropped from the Register. A communication from Mr. Winsmith to the Chairman of the Board of Visitors was taken up & read to the members of the Board present. The question then of increasing the salaries of the following officers of the institutions being taken up, It was Resolved that the following salaries be fixed to take place for 1st January last – Superintendent Arsenal Academy $2000 per annum Professor Mathematics (or 1st Professor) $1000 per annum (Brisbane) Professor of Belles Lettres, Charleston $1700 per annum (Leland) Professor of Mathematics & Astronomy, Charleston $1700 per annum (Hume) Professor of Experimental Science, Charleston $1700 per annum The Board adjourned sine die. [Page 2] Resolved That hereafter it shall be the duty of the officer in charge for the day to attend at all military drills, and inspections of the Corps during his term of service. (passed April 29, 1852 after last Resolution – on next page) [Page 3] Ex Office Columbia April 29 1852 The Board met this day Present Ja. Jones, Chairman D. F. Jamison John H. Means W. J. Hanna J. W. Cantey Resolved, that the Governor be & he is hereby requested to direct the Bursar to submit his acct of the expenditure of the state funds, accompanied by the proper vouchers to the Chairman of the Board of Visitors immediately after the termination of the fiscal year. Resolved, that the Secretary of this Board do furnish his Excellency the Governor with a copy of the above resolution. Resolved, that the report of the Superintendent in relation to the discharge of Cadets Whitemore, Abbott, Richter & [Illegible] be confirmed, & that they be discharged. Resolved that Mr. Gauthier’s salary be increased to six hundred dollars per annum. Resolved that the Board of Visitors will proceed to elect at Charleston on the first day of June next an additional Professor to be placed at the Citadel Academy until the 1st January next: & afterwards at the Arsenal Academy – Salary $800 The Board adjourned to meet in Charleston on 1st June next. [Page 4] [Blank] [Page 5] Charleston 1st June 1852 The Board met this day to elect a Professor in the Arsenal Academy Present James Jones, Chairman D. F. Jameson Governor J. H. Means W. J. Hanna J. W. Cantey On motion, It was resolved that Mr. J. B. White be elected Professor in the Arsenal Academy with the military rank of Lieutenant to take rank next after Lieut Stevens – and that Mr. White be ordered to report for duty at the Citadel Academy for the remainder of this year: & afterwards to take his appropriate position at the Arsenal. The Board adjourned sine die. [Page 6] [Blank] [Page 7] Citadel Academy Charleston Nov. 14 1852 The Board met this day. Present Genl J. Jones Chairman D. F. Jamison His Excellency Gov. Means Genl. J. W. Cantey The annual examination of the several classes commenced this day: & was continued until Thursday 18th inst – when the Board adjourned to meet at the Arsenal Academy in Columbia on Sunday 23rd inst. Arsenal Academy 23rd Nov 1852 The Board met in pursuance of adjournment. Present Gen. J. Jones Chairman Gen. D. F. Jamison Gen. J. W. Cantey when the annual examination commenced and closed on 25th inst. Board adjourned to meet at Executive Office on Friday 26th Nov. 1852 [Page 8] [Blank] [Page 9] At the annual meeting of the Board of Visitors held at the Executive Office on Friday 26th Nov. 1852 Present Genl. J. Jones Genl. Jamison Genl. J. H. Means (Governor) Genl. J. W. Cantey (Adj & Insp Gen) The Report of the Superintendent of the Arsenal Academy was taken up & read when It was resolved, that the suspension of Cadet Watt (Fairfield Dis) and Cadet Godfrey (Laurens Dis) for desertion, be confirmed: & that they be expelled. Resolved that the suspension of Cadet Blythe (Union Dis) for overstaying his leave of absence be confirmed, and that he be expelled. Resolved that Cadet Cantey be honorably discharged. Resolved that Cadet Gilbert (Fairfield Dis) and Cadet Bessant (Williamsburg Horry Dis) be discharged for habitual want of application. Resolved that Cadet Bell (Fairfield Dis) and Cadet Whitehead (Williamsburg Dis) be allowed to remain in the 4th class another year. Resolved that Cadet Patrick (Barnwell Dis) be transferred to the Beneficiary List. [Page 10] Resolved that the salary of the attending physician at the Arsenal Academy be thirty dollars per month from 1st January next. Resolved that the words “for misconduct” be struck out of 40 par of the Regulations. The Report of the Superintendent of the Citadel Academy was taken up and read when It was Resolved that diplomas should be granted to the following cadets 1 A. H. Little 2 D. T. Williams 3 W. S. Brewster 4 G. W. Earle 5 C. S. Gadsden 6 W. T. McCammon 7 W. H. Dial 8 T. W. Fitzgerald 9 J. W. Murray 10 S. C. Depass 11 R. A. Palmer 12 H. P. Houseal 13 W. H. Seabrook 14 C. S. Hennegan 15 J. W. Daniels 16 G. E. Gamble 17 J. C. Rich 18 P. A. Raysor 19 S. M. J. Prothro [Page 11] Resolved that permission shall not be granted by the Superintendent to any Cadet, to be absent at any time from the Academy, unless at the personal solicitation of a near relation: or by the written request of such relation, which shall be filed in the Superintendents office – except on Saturday, the Superintendent may at his discretion grant permission not to extend beyond retreat. Resolved that a diploma be granted to Cadet G. G. Gamble of the Citadel Academy. Resolved that pay Cadet L. White (Sumter Dist) be honorably discharged. Board adjourned to meet tomorrow at this place at 10 O’ clock. Executive Office Columbia 27 Nov. 1852 Board met in pursuance of adjournment Present Genl Jones, Chairman Genl Jamison Genl Hanna Genl Means (Governor) Genl J. W. Cantey adj & Insp Gen Resolved That the suspension of Cadet J Williams be confirmed – and that he be expelled. [Page 12] Ordered that the following Resolution be transmitted to the Superintendent of the Citadel Academy: & be published in order. The Board of Visitors, in permitting such Cadets of the Citadel Academy, who deserted their posts, upon the appearance of the yellow fever in Charleston during the past summer, to return to their duties, do so in the hope, that they will not be called upon, again, to [illegible] upon conduct, which strikes at the root of all discipline; and gives ground for apprehension, that they who prefer safety to duty, are not the best guardians of the public property. The Board are willing to believe that the disreputable panic which led to the desertion of the 1st of September, was not so much the result of a willful abandonment of duty on the part of the Cadets, as of an improper interference and unwise counsels on the part of others: and they trust that upon the occurrence of a similar event, the Cadets of the Military Academy will not place their security in flight, but in the hands of those who regard themselves responsible for their safety, and the well being of the institution of which they form a part. [Page 13] Resolved that the suspension of Cadet Strohecker be confirmed and that he be dismissed. Resolved that the suspensions of the following Cadets be confirmed & that they be dismissed viz. Holmes Curtis DeHay Minott Pope Chesnut Whittmore Abbott Richter Resolved that the suspension of the following Cadets viz Richardson Singletary Charles B. S. Lucas Besselieu Guignard Brown Grimke J. Evans Brailsford Wilson McNair Brownfield Barry Bell J. Lee J. P. Gibbs Connor DuPre Frederick Witsell Wardlaw Martin Davant Lafitte Moore Cohen be confirmed & that they be dismissed. [Page 14] Resolved that Cadets Wilson & Lafitte be refunded $50 each which they deposited with the Superintendent before their suspension. Resolved that the following Cadets be transferred from the Arsenal Academy to the Citadel Academy to enter 3rd class viz 1 F. R. Calhoun P – Abbeville 2 B. F. Reynolds P – Abbeville 3 W. Crawley – Barnwell 4 A. M. Ervin P – Barnwell 5 J. B. Patrick – Barnwell 6 J. Chandler – Charleston 7 W. T. C. Long – Chesterfield 8 J. Rugg – Darlington 9 B. W. Glover – Edgefield 10 L. S. Hill – Edgefield 11 J. M. Phinney – Fairfield 12 H. C. Dozier – Georgetown 13 J. Boatwright P – Richland 14 C. S. Legg – Union 15 R. C. Carlisle P – Union Resolved that in consideration of the suspension of one of the classes of the Citadel Academy the following beneficiary Cadets be admitted into the Citadel Academy as a section of 4th class to report 1st January 1853 1 John B. W. Phillips – Charleston 2 Jacob Morse – Charleston 3 Jn. Lanneau – Charleston 4 E. B. White – Charleston 5 Thos. M. Hasell – Colleton 6 W. E. McNulty – Georgetown 7 E. C. Ellis – Horry 8 Thos. D. Villard – Lexington 9 S. E. Gregg – Marion 10 W. H. Zeigler – Orangeburg 11 Jn. R. Ballard – Sumter 12 J. J. Exum – Sumter [Page 15] Resolved that the following persons be ordered to report at the Citadel Academy on 1st January next - & if found proficient be admitted in 3rd class as pay pupils viz. 1 Thos. P. Gary – Abbeville 2 P. H. Sloan – Anderson 3 B. F. Sloan – Anderson 4 R. Horton – Charleston 5 R. G. Dwight – Colleton 6 R. B. Nettles – Darlington 7 J. E. Nettles – Darlington 8 E. Y. Fleming – Richland 9 W. L. Dennis – Sumter 10 R. E. Dennis – Sumter 11 L. F. Dozier – Williamsburg Resolved that the following named persons be appointed be beneficiary probationary pupils at the Arsenal Academy & that they report on 1st January next 1 A. McAllister – Abbeville 2 W. L. Wilson – Abbeville 3 A. Burt – Anderson 4 H. D. Capers – Anderson 5 L. Strait – Chesterfield 6 P. D. Boles – Edgefield 7 J. A. Finch – Fairfield 8 Thos. J. Calhoun – Greenville 9 A. Johnson – Kershaw 10 D. Hellums – Laurens 11 Jn. D. Mahon – Laurens 12 Robt. Taylor – Marlboro 13 Robt. Seybt – Newberry 14 V. E. Manget – Richland 15 – Mueller – Richland 16 J. E. Hoey – Union 17 Geo. S. Ross – York 18 T. J. Tomlinson – York [Page 16] Resolved that the following named persons be appointed probationary pay pupils at the Arsenal Academy to report on 1st Jan next 1 Jn. W. Cochran – Abbeville 2 R. A. Harris – Anderson 3 R. C. Roberts – Barnwell 4 W. Bailey – Barnwell 5 R. Daunnerly – Barnwell 6 S. J. Brabhan – Barnwell 7 J. Dickinson – Barnwell 8 W. R. Erwin – Barnwell 9 A. Patterson Jr. – Barnwell 10 B. Johnson – Barnwell 11 W. A. Willingham – Beaufort 12 Jn. S. Palmer – Charleston 13 Geo. Eggleston – Charleston 14 W. G. Holmes – Charleston 15 B. Randell – Chesterfield 16 T. J. H. Douglass – Chesterfield 17 G. L. S. Douglass – Chesterfield 18 Henry Bailey – Colleton 19 B. M. Walpole – Colleton 20 E. M. Law – Darlington 21 J. L. Coker – Darlington 22 Ed. Croft – Edgefield 23 J. P. Christie – Edgefield 24 E. L. Mims – Edgefield 25 S. Watson – Edgefield 26 J. W. Walker – Edgefield 27 P. Coleman – Fairfield 28 Rob. M. Sims – Lancaster 29 Wm. Williams – Laurens 30 J. D. Wolfe – Lexington 31 T. E. Dudley – Marlboro [Page 17] 32 J. D. Nance – Newberry 33 J. F. Hunt – Newberry 34 Jn. D. McKellar – Newberry 35 J. A. Houser – Orangeburg 36 D. Rowe – Orangeburg 37 E. Boatwright – Richland 38 Thos. P. McQueen – Sumter 39 Thos. D. Singleton – Sumter 40 C. W. Mayrant – Sumter 41 R. R. King – Sumter 42 Ed. Hodge – Sumter 43 M. A. Bronson – Sumter 44 Rob. N. Dunlap – Union 45 Henry A. Rice – Union 46 Henry Rice – Union 47 L. Peake – Union 48 John L. Peter – Union 49 Jn. S. Perry – York The Board adjourned to meet at this place on Monday 29 Nov. 1852 at 10 O’ clock AM [Page 18] Ex. Office Columbia 29 Nov 1852 The Board met by adjournment Present Genl Ja. Jones, Chairman Genl Jamison His Excellency Gov. Means Genl Hanna Genl J. W. Cantey Resolved that when the Board do adjourn, they adjourn to meet at the Ex: Office in Columbia on Saturday the 11 Dec 1852. Resolved, that the resignation of Major R. W. Colcock Superintendent of the Citadel Academy; and of Professor J. A. Leland of the Citadel Academy, be accepted to take place on 1st January next: and that the resignations of Professor Hume & Mons. Gauthier be not accepted. Resolved that the clerk of the Board advertise that the Board of Visitors will elect, at Columbia, on Saturday the 11th Dec next, one Superintendent, and one Professor of Mathematics at the Citadel Academy. The Board adjourned [Page 19] Ex: Office Columbia 11 Dec 1852 The Board met by adjournment Present Jas. Jones Chairman D. F. Jamison W. J. Hanna J. H. Means Gov. J. W. Cantey The following Resolutions were passed, viz. That Donnelly (Barnwell) lately appointed as pay Cadet to the Arsenal Academy, be transferred to the pay list of the Citadel Academy. That, Ben. F. Backstom – Chester H. L. Addison – Edgefield J. R. [Illegible] – Edgefield be appointed probationary pay pupils at Arsenal Academy to report on 1st January next. That, Geo. A. Ross (York) admitted as a beneficiary at the Arsenal Academy be transferred to pay list. That, T. L. Gardner, York, be admitted into the Arsenal Academy as a Beneficiary Cadet to report on 1st January next. [Page 20] Resolved, that E. R. [Illegible] – Abbeville A. Y. Lee – Kershaw be appointed probationary pay pupils at Citadel Academy to report on 1st January next. That, Cadet Jas. Young (Citadel Academy) be honorably discharged. Ordered that the following Resolution be published in orders: viz. Resolved that all demerit marks (up to the time of the yellow fever) be struck out against the following Cadets: viz. 1 Bryce 2 DuBose 3 Lee 4 Munnerlyn 5 Prior 6Snowden 7 Venning 8 Wylie 9 R. Young in consideration of the high estimate the Board put upon their conduct for remaining at their post until furlough. [Page 21] For causes deemed good & sufficient by the Board, It was resolved that Professor Brisbane be removed from the office and professorship which he now holds in the Citadel Academy. The question being upon concurring in the above resolution, the following members of the Board voted in the affirmative, viz. 1 James Jones Chairman 2 D. F. Jamison 3 W. J. Hanna 4 J. H. Means – Governor 5 J. W. Cantey In the negative, None. Board adjourned. After a short recess, the Board again met, (composed of the above members) & went into an election of officers at the Citadel Academy occasioned by the resignations of Major Colcock & Professor Leland – and removal of Professor Brisbane, which resulted in the unanimous choice of F. W. Capers – Superintendent & rank of Major C. C. Tew – Professor Bel. Let. & rank of Captain P. F. Stevens – Professor of Mathematics & rank of 1st Lieutenant Resolved that the above officers report for duty at Citadel Academy on 1st January next. Adjourned to meet on Monday next 13th Dec. at 3 O’ clock PM. [Page 22] [Blank] [Page 23] Ex. Off. Dec 13 1852 Board met pursuance of adjournment Present His Excellency Governor J. L. Manning James Jones, Chairman D. F. Jamison W. J. Hanna J. H. Means J. W. Cantey Resolved unanimously that Lieut J. B. White be promoted to second in command at the Arsenal Academy with rank of 1st Lieut. Resolved unanimously that Mr. J. P. Thomas be elected Professor at the Arsenal Academy with rank of 2nd Lieut. Resolved that the following youths be appointed probationary pay pupils at the Arsenal Academy to report 1st January next. Viz W. H. D. Garden – Sumter W. Owens – Colleton Board adjourned sine die. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Minutes of the Board of Visitors of The Citadel, 1852 Subject The topic of the resource Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina -- Administration Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina -- Planning Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina Description An account of the resource Official minutes of the governing body of The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina. 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MILITARY ACADEMIES, ,._ T J • --- ___ - ..... . --·---·---------·�--... --- ,._ ,,,..1,. � ·� ...... CHARLESTON: Ji NJXON, PRINTER, 48 lb53 BROAD-STREET. �I-lE.I\1ARKS. fr\vo Arsenals, containing the arms and munitions of vvar of the 8tatc of South Carolina, the one located in Charleston and the otper in Colu1nbia, ,vere formerly guarded by two companies of enlisted soldiers, at an annual expense of $24,000. By an a{..-t of the General Assembly, of 1842, this appropriation was trans ... ferred, to the support of t"vo JJ[ilitary Schools, \Vhich were fully or ganlzed jn 1843, upon the basis of the Regulations of tl e U S. l\Iili tary ltcaderny of \Ve0t J?oint and the officers nnd Cadets required perforn1 the duties of a guard, fof· the Arsenals. The" Ar�enals ....\cademy," in Colurnbia, is au:dliary to the "Cit .. ade.l Acaden1y," in Charleston. AH Cadets of the fortner, vvho, fron1 their standing and conduct, descrre i.o be continued at the Institu tion, are transferred af[er one year to the Citadel 1\cndemy at Charleston. One half the nurnber of c�idcts appointed to these Ae.1de1nies are .Be11ef:ciaries of LhG S ate, and ha,;, e all their expenses 1net fro1n the annual appropriation In n)akjng selec�ions frorn candidates foi- be_ neficiary appoi11t1nents, preference is given to those V\7ho n.re reco1n_ n1ended by the cornn1issioners of Free Sl:hoo1&, hut no applicant ,vill be admitted vvho docs not subtnit te:-;tin1onials of fair moral charac L· ter, or who is less than fifteen or n1ore than nineteen years of age' or who is below five feet in height, or afflicted \vith any disease, or nfirn1ity \vhich vvould render hirn unfit for :i.viilit!lry Services, or vlho may bring ,vith hit11 at the tirne of presenting hi111self any disorder of an infectious or irnn1oral character Fifty Dollars n quarter is required in ud-:lance fron1 Pay Cadet5i and is in full of every charge, clothing included. All applications for udn1ission should be n1ade to 1ho Chair1nan of the Board of Visitors� prior to their Annual �Ieeting in Colurnb-ia� on Friday, after the fourth nionday in Noven1ber .. ,, .. �BOARD OF VISITORS. His Excellency J No� L. MANNING, Governor of So. Ca., (ex-offic·io�) Gen. JAMF.S JoNEs, (Address) Graniteville, So Ca. ( Chai1·man.) Buckhead, $0. Ca., Ex-Gov. J H. MEANS, '} ·' Orangeburgh, C. H., Gen. D. F JAMISON, " Gen. W J. HANNA, Chesterfield, C. H. " Gen. D. WALLACE, Union, C. I-I. Gen. J 0AN1·E,;r, Adj't and Gen. (ex-rjficio) Camden S. C. OFFICERS AND PROFESSOR8 CITADEL ACADEMY, CHARLESTON. *JYiajor F W CAPERS, Superintendent and Professor of Mechanic·s and Engineering. *Capt. C. C. TEw, Professor of Belles Lettres and Ethics. *First Lieut. P. F STEVENS, Professor of Mathernatics and Astro.-. nomy. Wr-1r. HuME, M. D. Professor of Experirnental Science. F GAUTHIER, Professor of the French Language and Dra,ving., Dr. H. BoYsToN; Surgeon. : J. L. GREGOR.IE, Bursar. Elected December 11, 1852, ARSENAL ACADEMY, COLUMBIA� Capt. J. l\IATTHEws, Superintendent &c. First Lieut. J. B. WHITE, l Professors. \ Second Lieut. J. P THOMAS, Dr. A. H. NAGEL, Surgeon �..... r--1 • ' ---- - <I� -- ,. ' ---·-- ----· - ----·--·----- • C'-1 � Cf) H r:I) � H � p A <q � C!; f. w w. � "--1 �-i u t-1 �I] � � ,,.. � • r" lo-I NAME�. DI8'l'RlCTS. I. {f)_ r:n 8 < � -< � � . Z I :_') i::.:: 0 JJ d Q 1 ... I '� ...� '!:. !02 .Q � ? r,r_, ;:: I ..o � <l) � ,..... :"j £ !... o -, -:-.) � ...., C) � � C) 1"l t'¥"\ ,-( � if, -� ..c: -._;; ' I *1 *2 3 4 5 C. S. Gadsden, Charleston, G \V. T. �ict �am,non Chester, 7 vV. H. Dial, Richland, . Plcken�, 8 T. Fitze;erald, I. 9 ·!· vV. _I\!urri:,y, Char!(?ston, Kersnaw, 10 s. C. DePass, /11 R. A. Palmer, York, 12A.P.Houseal, !Lexington, 13 W. H. Soabrook; cnlleton, 14 , C. S. Hen:1egan, 1 M_arlboro, 1 f P1ckens� 1� ,Jno. Daniels, 16 G. E. na1nble, \Viliht1nsburg, Charleston, 17 Juo. C. Rich, Raysor, Barnwell, 18 P.A. ,J. 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A. 9 !'=i f, 7 18 ! 1 8 \ Jjl.8 19\2nd L't. Con1.A. 3 13 1 G 1� H.) 1 l 1, 1111� 16 ll I fi 12 1-�. 1:J lf\ 1 I 14 1, G 15 7 114 1:1, 15 \ 11 1 'l·! 19 17 12 \ 4 1 16 n 17 l. 1 11'2 C l9 17 9 \ 17 rn\ lR 8\ 1119 I 141 l O 5 1st S't. Com • .A. 8 · 19 18.. i 19 J 13._ !- J 8 d 6 7 18 ;::1 o.i m .8 -c u� C) cj ::: &. ,....'12 .,... • ..--( a- .µ I <:.:> "tj o G) C: � ·� I � I ·- z A. IL Little"-; ___ New.berry;-·-- 184fft74_i_l ·11-1 I18·19 17 n 3, 2 4 1 1 Beaufol't, D. T. \Villiams, JH4D 17; 8 6' 5 G 1 1 W. S. Brewstt>r,. Charleston, Greenville, G. vV. Earle, 184D' 10 5 1 31 3 L3 l I I r-.. � "'O >-.1 c'd. � .� . ""'C) O /"� II ,-?.; s... c,J I § 5: "' 1- ' � ·�-- .,...., d '-'-' '-(' ;.> ....; ,.:. � la)!I :..,.) ..,.:. t.o1 ...... � I I l » o o � ·- � rI � - Q --:; I C) I .,... rn ·� ...... I� :a '� I ,... , I � I 0 --- f :a ��· I , I / I j j 1.t I I I Age f ,vhen ladm'd, I Cl) 0 � g � 0 ..o f-3 {:; .8 0 • <l.) oo rn �.o *� -� � "Cl f .g t "o � ;:; � 0 e�·r-' rn� S cf..., d � .g .8° � � -o· : ?� � i� �o � Q.) : 0 ��o � - �5 SECO·ND CLASS.-1,852. . . By orders. No, 57 and 52--Cadets Richard.son, Singletary, Charle& B. S Lucas, Besselleu, Guignard, Brown, �Grimke, J. Evans, Brails ford. Wilson, McNair, Brownfield, .Barry, Bell. J. Lee, J Gibbes, Conner, Dupre, Frederick, Witsell, Wardlaw, Martin, Davant, Laffitte Moore and Cohen, who composed the Second Class, were suspend ed from this Institution-at the Annual meeting of the Board of Vi sitors at Q�lumbia on the 28th of November, they were formally dis-_ missedo �TI-II-aD CLASS.-1851. NAMES. *I 11. E. Hart, *l T. L. Lee, 3 A. D. Hoke, 4 1 J. Jenkins, 5 C. M..Rivers, 6,A. Holmes, 71 Cicero i\dan1s, 8 j M. Jenkins, . 9 1 J D. Radcliffe, 10\D. Garf, 11 D. J am1son, 1 12 C. T H·askell, 13 rr E. Gadsden, 14 J. Hallonquist, 15 ID. Fleming, · 16:B Munner1yn, . 17 l G. vV. l\lor·rall, 181 A. ,.i\iken, 19' J Steedtnan, :20 J. Godfrey, 21 i A. Howard, 22.A. H. Mazyek, 23IF Gantt, 24 W. S. l\1urray, 25 J. E. Heape, 261J T. Gibbcs, \27 I J Culpepper, �28 R. Roberds, I DISTRICT. l)arlington, Kershaw, Green ville, 1 Colleton, (�harleston, Charleston, , Lancaster, !Colleton, Charleston., I N e,vl)erry, 1 0rungeburg, Abbeville, Colle.ton, Barnwell, ]Rich land, Georgetown, I B·�at,fort., ]? airfield, Lexington, Beaufort, (�harle�ton, Charleston, Barnvvell, 'Charleston ' Beaufort, Charleston, Darlington, Beaufort, 1 1 8 61 l "7 1 l A0' O' 2 d S' at 1851 15 11 1 I! 1 1 1 Ac'fOr s•;t. 1851118 11 1 1 1 1 1 Ac'tOr. S'gt. 1851 17 9 10 1 1 1 l Co1·poral. 1851 17 4 14 15 1 1 1 Corporal. 1851 15 6113 1 1 1 15 185 l 1 17 6 f 1 ! 1. 1 13 · 111 Ac't S'gt ifaj 1851!15. 1 111 113 13 1851118 10 111 113 14 1 17 17 27 11 10 Ae't. 2d S'ot. 1851 I 17 \ ° 1851\1.6 11 19 11· 1 1 20 21 f3 l 1 ·22 18!S2\ 12117 l 19 9 1851115 I I 1 l 1 19 16,Corporal. 1851 17 ! 18 611 1 9 l17 l 17 1851, 1�5lj16 ,22·24123 13l l 1851,17 !23:23 211� 17 1 1851 1 7 1 ! 16. 1 l J 21 CorporaL 1851 16 4 11:2512�119 l 1 , 1851115 2 16 1 16 19 22 Corporal. 1851 1 o' 4 I15 I -t 15 I· 28 1851 '15 4;1820 1 19 13 26 1851 17 4 24 21 j 26 19 1 11851 16 1 2528118, 19' 12 ,. 1851 17 7!20 19122 -2 l 19 18::-1 15 2 27122124 1 27 11851 16· 6 28,26120 1 81241 118 51 I 16 ! 6 2 6 · 2 7 : 2 8 2 8 2 1 f Corporal. I 1 � 1 1I 1 �7 :F'O{JRTH CI.JAS8.-1852. . H H � ii/ H ----------Med tin DISTRICTS. NA!\JES. p;: M z -------*) W. P. Du1Jose, \ *2 J D. v\Tylie, 3 B. Srnith, 4 P Bryce, 5 IR,. Young, 6 I J F Pressley, 7 W Gaillard, 8 F. S. l) arker, 9 S. I{irk, 10 D. Bobo, 11 IT. 1,ucas, 12 E. vVhite, 13 J Vennjng, 14 J Dean, 15 W A. Nance, In H. S. Gasque, 1 17 D. I-Iardee, I 18 R. Ruff, 19jP Prior, l 20 ,J. Palmer, I }'airtield, ----1185:J I ] 3' 1-·r-Laueaster, ,, 3 1 7 I Georgeto\vn, 4 12 5 1 Richland, 2 5 1. l 8 l I KP.rs ha \-V, 110 1 1 11 " 6 15 8 8 Willi a 1118burg Fairfield, " I 7 171 1116 ., 1� 8 12 8 Abbeville, ., 91 6 14 1 3 Charleston, " Union, 4 6 9 181 " 15 I 14 21 I 7 I{ersha\v, \ " s 1 9 10 20 Charleston, " 18 22 17 1 Charleston, ,, 24 . 5;20 s, Spnrtanburg, ,, 14 11 25 19-1 Ne,vberry, ,, 12 ! 13 ,29 G0orgeto,vn, ,, 20 21 27111 Beaufort, ,, 19 18 11 I 2 6 Newberry, ,, 21 35: 21 1 3 GO()rg etovvn, ,, 23 9!23 23 Charleston, 1 Orangeburg, ,, �5127131, 111 21 T. Barton, ,, 22 I 24 1 � 27 ( 'harleston., 22 W Jones, I ,, 16 � 6 2 6 · � 5 Colleton, 23 J 1\iilcs, '' I 17 13 � 9 3 1 Beau tort, 24 iJ, Bostick, \ Georgeto\vn, 25 J.. Evans., ' '' 2 8 2 7 2 8 1 7 1 27 19 3 I 24 \ Union, l 26 H. Sims, ,, ,291�0 1 34 22 Chesterfield, 27 1 I-I. Coit, 1 Charleston, 28 Snovvden, ,, 3 6I 3 3 15 1 3 " 18 i 23 6 37 29 S. Smith, Charleston, Uni 011, ,, 134\25 1 37 21, 30IJ Gist, " 30 32 35 30 Chest/.)rfield, W Coit, " 3� l 31 Ba:rn,vell, l 32 J J\I1xson, 31 Charleston, 26 :34 30133· 36, 35t I 33 S. Trotti, Charleston, " 31 36 1 36. 34 C. S. Drayton, " 35 40 15 34 Charleston, 35 .J. Jones, " 33.373328\ Charleston, 36 W Roach, " 37 'li7 24 32 Charleston, 37 G. W Legare, --------- 01 '---·-- I S' Q"t S'gt. S'gt. tl. tl. I I rt ifaj l S'gt. 1l. aL al. al. II ,"�: 1 I 1 I ,, I I S. 1 1 I" • �FOUR TI-I CLASS.-AR5ENAL ACADE 1"1Y .-1852. ( Transferred to Citadel Academy, Dec. 30th.) � � iI �· H I . DISTRICTS. NAMES. DATE OF I ADMISSION. � llJ B. Patrick, *l rT, ...... C, z � " I ·Barnwell, 1st Jan. " 1 Barnwell, *21 W. Crawley, " 3\B. F R�ynolds, 1Abbeville, " 1Edgefield, 4 1 L. S. H1Jl, '� 5IJ. Phinney, Fairfield, " 6 1\w C. Lo�g, Ch�sterfield, I 1 " 7 R. '::. C,arhsle, Urnon,. " 8 F R. (.1alhoun, Abbeville, '' 9 A. J Rugg, Darlington, ,, lo ,J. Boat�Tright, Richland, '' 1 Ii W. l\i,-Irvin, Barn well, '' 12;J S. Chandler, Charleston, 13: C. S. Legg, Spartanburg, Georgetown, 14 'H. C. Dozier, " 1 15 \ B. W Glover, !Edgefield, i I " " 1 age ,\,hen a<lm'd J Ij c; r- �r-S � r:JJ � +-' © q 0 0 -1· Merit in 1 --- ,.:.... � 4� -' r 8 ,:,) .,_ ,� � § -+-' REMARKS � '\...,I OJ) � I� � � I� � U I 1851.' 19 7 1 2-1 1 ·-1---18 2 2 3 4 2 181 9 3 41 6 4 181 7,4 5 1 2 6 18 415 I 6 1 3 5 ,1�1 6[6 1 7j sl12 I lo 1 17 9j 4' 3 lb �l·9 11 9 10 J 6 8111 8' 5 13 I 18111 :s � 12 11 11 l 7i J 10 10 l O 14 15 1 112 11 [.12 7 18 6 13 .13 15 15 15 15114 13j 8 16 9 14115114 9 � �,�IC 1 Cf) - �' EXPLANATION' OF CONDlJC'f ROLL . .:.'\.ll offences ag·ti;r:;t OrJer.') or Regnl�tion� are recorded. ,.fhese offence:3 are dividul into seven aradcs; e:ich of \.vhieh corn prises offences of nearly the s:1n1e degree of criininali ty. The degree of criminality of offl?nc�:, of each grade h; expre8sed by a number as follo,vs. OFFENCES OF THE 1ST Git.ADE BY 10 " H d 0. 8 2d " " 3d , Jo. bv 5 ,� 4th " " 4 do. ,, �, �·h " do. ut 3 ,. " ,1. 6th do. 2 ,.,. l,� 1 ,� Li1 " do. , E xamp l e. _ 1o:Sea t 1To;11 :�!,.;:; l,:,1,e R · i1 ca 11 , g1res 0 d emer1. t . A ,. ·• ·'' \,Ol · '.) For ea0h yerrr (after th0 first yea,t) th2t � c�1det h�ts be��n a tnern ber of the Ac.-1.de�ny, his offenees arc nJ�1,Je to count rnore, by adding to the nu1nber expressi�g- the degree of Crirnin.1lity of each offcnre, one-sixth tor the seeond year--one-third for the third year, and one half for the fourth year At the end of tho Acaden1ic year, these nnrnber� are ad·°it:d up and the stu11 thus obtained, is that found in the eolun1n of'' De1nerit," (See the next Page.) The dernerit for the Graduatina Cla�s L, esti:11ated for their ,vhole sum_ When a Cadet has n1ore than 200 den1erit in any one year he is dismissed . . ._, .. 1 .::, �10 C � � D U C'f R O L L , 1 8 5 2 , &, OF THE CADETS ,\'I, CITADEL ACADEMY. i " �.. J'I � -----------------------00 �I� r:F) � I ;g NAMES ...) lq ·z '4 · O 3 1 F. Park er, 1 4 0 32 J. A. Presslev, 3 0 33 P l\. Raysor, 3 0· 34 W Y l\tlcCammon, 3 0 ,135 P Prior, 3 0 '36 J. D. Radcliffe, 3 0 37 W. S. Bre�rste1L, 3 o ss W. H. Dial, 1 3 0 139 G. E. Gamble, 4 o 140 S .. Kirk, 4 01 /41 G, W Earle, 3 O j42IA. Holmes, 4 0 ,43 J Evans, 1 _O 44 J. H, Hallonquist, I O / 45 H, P Houseal, 4 Of,46 J. W Murray, 4 0 4 7 W Gaillal'�, 3 1 48 D, G. Fleming, 3 2 1 49 G, W Morrall, l 2/ 50 J .. W Daniels, 3 311 �_1 J. E. .Heape, l 3 1 v2 A. Aiken, l 3 1!53 B. Bobo, 4 3 ! !54 D. Jamison, 4 5 i551S. C .. DePass, J 5 56 j 8. J. Pr?thro, 3 5ji57 W'I F Nance, 4 6jJ58I E. White, I 4 6;'. 5!:J/J. E .. Godfrey, l3 6 ti 60 1 C, T Haskell, � 1 � oryee, 2 'vV P DuBose, 3,F Gantt, 4 T. f�. Hurt, 5 A. D. I-Ioke, 6 J. Jen kins, 71; B, Lee, 81 B. A. l\1unnerlyn, 9 i C. nI. Rivers, 1 OI�- Snovvden, 11 1 J3. Sn1i th, 1 :J 1 J. l\f. Steedn1an, 1 13 J. Venning, 14 A. H. J;ittle., 15 'I\ Williarns, I 6 J. D. \Vy l i e, 17 R. Young, 1811, (] ads den, 19 D. Gary, 20 R. I\1. Pahner, 21 Cicero Adams, 22 T \tV Fitzgerald, 23 C. 8. Gadsden, 24,1 t Lucas, 25 J. 1\I. l)ean, 26 C. S. I-Iennegan, 27 vV S. l\f urray, 28 T Barton, 29 D. Hardee, 30 M. Jenkins, fi1 I� � ol 'j 11 .1 � � � UQ lj � -! ti 4 I 1 4 3 1 1 I 4 1 3 6 6 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 9 9 3 1 I 4 3 3 1 3. 3 4 3 1 1 4 4 3 3 11 11 1I 12 13 13 15 15 1616 16 17 18 19 21 f23 123. 4 IO I ., �11 ·coNTINUATION OF CONDUCT ROLL. I NAl\fES 61 'H. < 'oit, 62 J. Gist, 63 J no. C. Riche, 64 J. Palrner, 65 J J. l\rliles, 66 R. Ruff, 67 S. Sims, 68 Vv Jone8, 69 \V. Roach, 70 H. S. Gasque, 71 IJ �, .. c.ulpeper, '72 W, Coit, . � � � ·1 � I · I : cn � � � p::) N Al\iES :S I� H � z 1 u 0. Ip.( --·--\4 24 73JR. 1\ Roberds .. \4 :.14 74 A .. H. Mazvck,' \ 1 9u6 75\J. Bostick,� 4 2 9 76 T Gibbes, \4 . 3 1 77 G. W Legare, 4 32 78 G .. VV� Seabrook, 4 32 79\J. S .. Mixson, 4 23 so·E .. Jones, 4 35 SJ A Co,v�rd, 4 39 82 C. S. Drayton, 1 3 4 83\8 .. W Trotti, 4 42l.84.S, S111ith, 1 �f I 12 ·sYNOPSIS OF COUilSE OF S1�UDIES A'"r SOUTH CAROLI.Ni\. l\1ILI1,ARY ACADEMIES. STUDIES. TEXT BOOKS. Engineering and Science of War, Mahan and I�ectures, ,Intellectual & l\for. Philosophy, Abercrombie, vVaylnnd's Elen1ents, Political Economy, Story, Kationa] and Con. Law, f,�ovvne, C�emistry, Mineralogy, I Jana, � and Lectures·. Geology, I Lyell, 1-\riillery and Infantry �ractics, U S. Art. Tactics and Scott, rropographical and Eastman, Architectural Drawing, 1 \ � � � j 1 O � � f-; I I r 1rchurch, if1 • � al UJ ..-1 H . <» -� :) ·s..c:: ·re � � Bart1,ett's l\fechanics ; Gu�1 � meres Astron; and Bird's E·l .. j e.ments, 1Bld.1r, I F1 owne, l and I.,ectures, Dana, Natun:1 and Exl, Philosophy, Rhetoric, 0 � Chemistry, w. �.:ineralogy, Dra,ving, Crayon, and l.j ear. - A .y � ----- Geornetrv and Trigonon1etry, Descriptive Geometry, Surveying, Analytical Geometry, U nivcrsal History French, Dra,ving, Landscape, . jA r1t h met·1c, o Algebra, � 'English Grammar, ..µ � oo E-< Hisi.01·y, ;:... cc � P French, 1I� . s.... � H ' Q) � _______ --- ·-- - - I 0 ·� ._,._._. - .. ! J)avie�., Legendere, D · Davjes, Davies ' Tytler, Hlstorere d·e Charles XII., &c. n \i;OS ' l "v (,l, Davies, Davies Bourdon, Murray, Shn1ns, So. Ca. Collots �-, rench Reader. ...�- -- -- - ·.. - ,<:.... �13' J.N.A. �EW CADE"rS.-APPOINTED 1 Thos. P. Gary, 2 P H. Sloan, • B. I<, Sloan, • 4 J. B Phillips, • 5 Jacob Mose, 6 J n0. F Lanneau 7 J. J. White, 8 R. Horton, 9 'rhos. M. Hasell, 10 R. Go Dwight, 11 R. B. N ettlcs, 12 J. E. Nettles, 13 W E. McNulty, 14 J:j. C. Ellis, ,,. n 1 5 � a1n. ]].1 \.:rregg, S �ill- El- - ,, ,. 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 vV I-I. Zeigler, Thos. D, Villard, E. S. F1eining, Jno. R. Ballard, J. J. Exum, \lv. L, Dennis, R. Dennis, 23 I..l•. F Do.zier,, TO 'THE CITADEL AcADElHY • • . . • • • • • • • Nov 1852 Abbeville Anderson do Charleston 6 • .. •. • .. .. .. • . . • • Darlington,. • • • .. • • .. • • • Gorgetown, Horry, l\tlarion, Orangeburg� Rjchland. Sumter,_ • • o. ,. Lexington,_ • .. Co]letor• • .. " " "· 0. 0, " " " Williamsburg_ �14 1\EW CADE�rs\-APPOINTED 1 2 3 4 0 6 "?'/ ' 8 9 ]O 11 12 13 Eo M, I,an5 L . L. ( oKer, Ed ward Croft, J..P o Christie, E. L. I'1:in1s, • S. Watson� .L. \V e vValker, D p D Hoii es, P. Colen1an, J. A. Perich, Thos. J c·alhoun, • A. Johnson, 1,- '1 TO ARSENAL 1\CADEI'tti', • � 0 .. , 0 Nov. 1852 Darlington, '-' !�dgefield, � e ,, ' .. t� i H '' I> ]? airfield, � 14 D. lJcllums, 15 Jno. D. !viahon, 16 Robt. l\1. Sim�, ,; 17 eJ Ou,J D W a1....f, 18 J E ? Du 1ev ' ., 19 Robt. Taylor, ' 20 J D. Nance, � 2-1 J. F 1-Iunt, 22 J. D� I\t1cKe11ar� "' .... 23 Robt. Seybt, ;: ""' 34 J. A. Houser, ,., 25 D" llowe, "" 26 J . .tloatwr1ght., .,. "' 27 V E. ��1auget e 28 ._.._.., 1\,1 ul le r, 29 Trios. P e I\1:cQueen, 30 'I1 hos. D Singleton, "" 31 D o C� )1ayrant, � 32 R. ·R. King, .,, 33 ]�Al ward I-lodge, ,_ 34 H. �A. Bronson, "" 9.,... ,..;[) Robt W Dunlap, .. __ 36 fI • R'1r>e, � 37 Henry Rice, ""' ,.. 38 L. Peake, 39 Jno. lJ, Jeter,., 4:0 J� E l Joey, .... &11 J rlO o s. Perry, "' 42 George So Ross, ,,, 1 43 rn J� T . Lom 1·1nson i G reenvi11c, Kershn.w, Laurens, • • ,L w 1n. vv·1r1an1B, �, � ' •• ff 1.1H ne.aster ,fr I .Jexi ngto! � lvl nr lborn? t 1 '?� • �, N,nvberr· '-' ' •)*I � .. ,, ... .. .... .... ., r, � ... ... • '' ,, ... Orangeburg, ,. ... �� ,� .,. .. Sumtct 'b r, ..,, ,.,. e, r- ., ... 0 .... 0 .;;. ,e C'l I H Richland, .,. e I ,, ., "" & "" � • ""' - ... "' 'le,. '" " ,, TJnion, '' " ,� '' York, �� ) �• � if l t} GRADUATES OF THE CITADEL ACADEMY SINCE ITS ORGANIZ1\TION. . ' ,------ -·---··- ·--.... ........_ : z 0 1 NAMEf'.·. DISTRICTS Charl0stoH, * lfC. c· Tc,v, Georgetown, 1 � 2 ll, G. White} 1 Charleston·; :3: C. 0. La�Iotte, 4 ,Jno. L. Branch, Abbeville, Georgetown, 5, \V J Nlagill, Charleston, 6 / no. B. Swift, * 71J. Hagood, Barnwell, >:: 8 8� S. Heriot, Gcorgeto,vn, Greenville, 91,J. P Southern, Charleston, 101s. Il. Jones, . Oliver, F.dge1leld, *11 H.J Charleston, * 12· A Buir-;t, Beaufort, 13IJ· VV Gregorie, Abbeville, 141 H. D. Kennedy, Peudleton, ]5,F. F �:arley, Cbarle:-;ton . 1til H. L. nrantley 'l l.J.111.rens, .l7 J. J. �latl�e-ws, Auderson, 1� i A. J. ,J arr:1�on, Greenville, lV;J. D. Pov�.e.l Pendleton, ·'fc:20 t P F Stevens, Ilarn,vell, '*21 I TT. A Rice, Beaufort, 22·J. T. 7oaly, Green Yille, 23 j H. L . Thurston, Georgetown> 2-1 1 J. B. \\'hite, HarrnveH, 25· G. B. Lartit!ue, Charleston, 26j W G. Ii1glcsby, Su1nter, 27, G. JJ Bunker, Ab be ville, 28 ! J. A. \Valkcr, 1 Colleton, 2� \tV. \V Stevntrt, Chc�;terfleld, 30 ! T. E. Strother, Charleston, 31 Vv wl. Morgan� Charleston, ""9'.l D. H. Egleston, Orangeburg, *3�J ,J A Houser, l�<lgeficld, 3L1 C. n. Oliver, 35 J. W Rob-ertson, Charleston, .Edf,·cfield, 36 J. Crocker, Charleston-, 37 0. A. Darby, Ornngeburg� :�s S Kennerly, Coorgeto,vn, :·30 J. R. A brains, Charleston, 40 J. L. Inglesby, Barnwell> 41 G. S. Odom, Ab bcvi1lc, 42: H. S. VVheaton, Colleton., 4:1 A. L. Edward::;, Fairfield, *44 ,T. P Thomas, Ch':.trleston, *45 \V H. \Vright, \VilUamsbnrg, 461J. r.. Pressly, Charleston. 47IW \V ·veitch, Barn well, 481 N. \V Annstrong J Sumter, 4D L. A. Brown, Su1ntcr . 50IJ. n Cl1andler, •t Abbeville 61 1!J.M. Pelot, Kershaw. 52 J J. Lucas, Kershaw; ;'5:1,James Aiken, Sun1ter, i 24:- l. W Hudson, Ches terneld, 55, B. \V. Powell, Edgefield, 56 B. J. vValker J -------------·------1 1 6 \ ' l I D atc of Grad1iatio / � _ l No-v'ber H:H6. ,, I " l " H Nov'ber 1847. " ,, N ov'ber 1848 ,, " " ,, ,, " �o\-'ber 18-49. "' N ov·bcr l850. ,, ,, N . 1� .... • OV'Ol'l' Jb.H, -4 4, 6(, (. --·-- - --- - -- �16' ---------·---- ------.j_ I NAMES. 571T.J. Arnold, 58 J. B. Cottrell, 59 W b. Dudley, 60 E ..J. Frederick, 61 E. C. Bailey, 62 J. L. Seabrook, 63 J. B. Colding, 64 H. S. Ras8, 65 F. G. Palmer, 66 W. R. Powell, 67 T H. Cooke, 68 S. Collins, 69 W. D. �1cl\11llan, *70 A. n. Little, *71 .D. T. WiHiams, 72 \V. S. Brewster, 73 G. E. Earle, 74 l C. S. Gadsden, 75 \V. Y. l\JcCa1111non > 76 W. H. Dial, 77 T. W Fitzgerald, 78,J. W Murr�y, 7!) S. C. DePas3, 80 R. A. f'almer, 81 H. P Houseal, 82 V\' H. Seabrook, 83\ C. S, Hennegau, 84 i J. \V. D.aniels, 85 G. E. Gamble, 86 ,Jno. C. Rich, 87 P. A. Raysor, 88 S. M. J. ProLhro t ·------- - -· -·---· ------------· ------Date of Graduation r DISTRICTS _r.dgotie Id, ,\ Spar tan burg, Ol'angebnrg, Orange burg, CoJleton, Colleton, Barnwell, Charleston, Charleston, Greenville, Richland, Barnwell, B8a.ufort, Newberry, Beaufort, Charleston, Greenville, Colleton, Chester, HichJand, Picke11s, Charleston, Kershaw, York, Lexington Colleton, 11 arlboro,. Pickens, vVilliamsburg, Charleston, Barnwell, Lexington, ,, " " " ,, '-' " " -·-� Nov ber 1851. " " " N ov'ber 1855!. ,, " " '-' • <.-. ,, .. " ,. '"'· ,.,, " . .. " " " ' " " f • ( ��) J �) Y DANIEL LIBRAR I THE CITADEL O 0010 0262990 ! •• Published by order of the Super1ntendant. C1cERO AoAMs, .lJ_dJ·utant. - ---------- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Official Registers of Officers and Cadets, 1849-1864; 1883-1930 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Citadel Archives & Museum Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Materials in The Citadel Archives & Museum Digital Collections are intended for educational and research use. The user assumes all responsibility for identifying and satisfying any claimants of copyright. For more information contact The Citadel Archives & Museum, The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina, 29409. Language A language of the resource English Description An account of the resource Official Registers list the students who attended The Citadel in order of their merit in academic courses and conduct. 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Title A name given to the resource Official Register of the Officers and Cadets at the South Carolina Military Academies, 1852 Subject The topic of the resource Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina -- Registers Military education -- South Carolina -- Periodicals Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina Description An account of the resource Official Registers list the students who attended The Citadel in order of their merit in academic courses and conduct. Most Registers also list Board members, faculty and staff of The Citadel, and describe the courses of study. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Citadel Archives & Museum Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1852 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Materials in The Citadel Archives & Museum Digital Collections are intended for educational and research use. The user assumes all responsibility for identifying and satisfying any claimants of copyright. For more information contact The Citadel Archives & Museum, The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina, 29409. Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context https://citadeldigitalarchives.omeka.net/items/show/224 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived RC Registers Relation A related resource Official Registers of Officers and Cadets Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Charleston (S.C.) Date Valid Date (often a range) of validity of a resource. 1850-1859