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C., June 18, 1920, as Second Class Matter Under Act of Congress of August 24, 1912 Acceptance for Mailing at Special Rate of Postage Provided for in Section 110.3, Act of October .3, 1917; Authorized June 2S, 1920 �REGISTER of GRADUATES OF The Citadel THE MILITARY COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA CHARLESTON 1846-1922 �GRADUATES OF THE CITADEL 1846-1921 NOTE.-Any person knowing of errors in the following register of graduates will confer a favor by sending corrections and information to the President. Graduates whose names are in black letters are dead. Class of 1846. Remarks. 1-C. C. Tew, Founder and Principal, Hillsboro Military Academy; Col. N. C. Troops, C. S. A.; killed at battle of Sharpsburg, 1862. 2-R. G. White, Physician; Maj. 10th S. C., C. S. A.; Died 1875. 3-C. 0. Lamotte, Lawyer; Captain P.A. C. S.; Died 1883. 4-John L. Branch, Civil Engineer; Colonel First S. C. M., C. S. A.; Died 1896. 5-W. J. Magill, Prof. Math. Georgia Mil. Inst.; Col. 1st Ga. Reg., C. S. A.; Lost left arm at Sharpsburg; Died 1890. 6-John H. Swift, Civil Engineer; Died 1893. Class of 18-i7. 7-Johnson Hagood, Brig. Gen., C. S. A.; Governor of South Carolina; Ch. Board Visitors 1877-1898; Died 1898. 8-E. L. Heriot, Civil Engineer; Died 1903. 9-S. B. Jones, D. D., Minister; President Columbia College; Died 1894. 10-J. P. Southern, Banker. Class of 18-i8. 11-H. Oliver, Civil Engineer; Died 1853. 12-A. Buist, Captain S. C. V., C. S. A.; Minister; Died 1903. 13-J. W. Gregory, Captain Engineers, C. S. A.; Planter. 14-H. D. Kennedy, Prof. History, Arsenal Academy; Died 1861. 15-F. F. Warley, Lawyer; Major Second Regiment S. C. Art., C. S. A.; Wounded siege of Charleston, 1863; Died 1876. 16-H. L. Brantley, Civil Engineer. 17-J. J. Matthews, Major Georgia Volunteers, S. C. A. 18-A. J. Jamison, Volunteer Service, C. S. A. 19-J. D. Powell, Captain P.A. C. S. Class of 1849. 20-P. F. Stevens, Supt. Citadel '59-61; Col. Holcomb Legion, C. S. A.; Bishop Reformed Episcopal Church; Died 1910. 21-U. A. Rice, Capt. 48th Ga. Vol., C. S. A.; Physician; Georgia. 22-J. T. Zealy, Minister; President Winona Female Institute; Mississippi. 3 �Class of 1849-Continued. Rent.arks 23-H. L. Thurston, Lawyer; Died 1861. 24-J. B. White, Superintendent Citadel Academy, 1861-1865; Died 1906. 25-G. B. Lartigue, Physician; Major on General Hagood's Staff, C. S. A. 26-W. G. Inglesby, Physician. 27-G. H. Bunker, Civil Engineer; Died 1857. 28-J. A. Walker, Minister, Texas. 29-H. W. Stewart, Engineer Corps, C. S. A. 30-T. E. Strother, Lieutenant City Guard, Charleston; Died 1903. 31-W. M. Morgan, Bookkeeper. Class of 1850. 32-D. H. Eggleston, Professor, Mount Zion College, Winnsboro; Died 1855. 33-J. A. Houser, Captain Ga. Vol., C. S.' A.; Planter, Georgia; Died 1910. 34-C. D. Oliver, Civil Engineer; Died 1858. 35-J. W. Robertson, Col. 37th Ala., C. S. A.; Pres. Roswell Mfg. Co.; Adj. Gen. State of Georgia; Died 1911. 36-J. A. Crooker, Civil Engineer; Lieut. 27th S. C. V., C. S. A. 37-0. A. Darby, D. D., Minister; President Columbia Female College; Died 1904. 38-S. N. Kennerly, Physician, 1st Lieut. 25th S. C. Regt., C. S. A. 39-J. R. Abrams, Civil Engineer; Chattanooga, Tenn. 40-J. L. lnglesby, Insurance Office, Charleston. 41-G. J. Odom, Physician. 42-H. N. S. Wheaton, Lawyer; Volunteer Service, C. S. A., Tex. 43-A. L. Edwards, Planter. Class of 1851. 44-J. P. Thomas, Founder and Supt. Carolina Mil. Inst., 1873-'82; Supt. Citadel, 1882-1885; Historian of Citadel; Died 1912. 45-W. H. Wright, Physician; 2nd Lt. Bn. Cadets; Died 1863. 46-J. G. Pressley, Lawyer; Lt. Co. 25th S. C. V., C. S. A.; Lost arm battle Port Walthal, 1864; Judge of Superior Court, California 47-W. W. Veitch, Physician; Died 1861. 48-N. W. Armstrong, Professor of Mathematics Citadel Academy, 1859. 49-L. A. Brown, Civil Engineer. 50-J. B. Chandler, Planter; Maj. Reg. S. C. Reserves. 51-J. M. Pelot, Physician, Fifth Regiment s. C., C. S. A-; Severely wounded in Virginia. 52-J. J. Lucas, Major Lucas' Battalion Heavy Art., Regulars C. S. A.; Planter; Director A. C. L. R. R.; Member Board of Visitors The Citadel. 4 �Class of 1851-Continued. Remarks. 53-James Aiken, Lawyer; Lt. Col. 13th Ala., C. S. A.; Wounded at Seven Pines and Chancellorsville. 54-J. W. Hudson, Physician; Assistant Surgeon 4th S. C., C. S. A.; Died 1906. 55-B. W. Powell, Captain Fla. Vol., C. S. A.; Merchant, Florida. 56-E. J. Walker, Lawyer; Colonel Georgia Volunteers, C. S. A.; Severely wounded at Manassas. 57-T. J. Arnold, Civil Engineer, San Francisco; Died 1878. 58-J. B. Cottrell, D. D., Minister; Captain Alabama Vol., C. S. A.; Died 1894. 59-W. J. Dudley, Physician. 60-E. S. Frederick, Physician; Adjutant Lamar's Art., C. S. A. 61-E. C. Bailey, Planter. 62-J. L. Seabrook, Planter; Capt. Third Regt. S. C. Cav., C. S. A. 63-J. P. Colding, Lawyer; Captain Ga. Vol., C. S. A.; Killed at ·winchester, 1863. 64-H. S. Bass, Captain City Guards, Charleston. 65-F. G. Palmer, Civil Engineer; Lt. Col. Holcombe Legion, C. S. A.; Mortally wounded at Second Manassas. 66-W. R. Powell, Civil Engineer; Captain 2nd S. C., C. S. A.; Wounded at Gettysburg; California. 67-T. H. Cooke, Lawyer; Lieutenant First S. C., C. S. A.; Circuit Judge. · 68-S. Collins, Planter. 69-W. D. McMillan, Captain 11th Reg. S. C. V., C. S. A.; Minister; Died 1913. Class of 1852. 70-A. H. Little, Veteran Mexican War; Died 1853. 71-D. T. Williams, Lawyer; Killed in Battle Gettysburg. 72-W. S. Brewster, Lawyer; Capt. Ga. Vol., C. S. A.; Killed in Battle Fredericksburg. 73-G. W. Earle, Civil Engineer; Captain Artillery, C. S. A.; Died 1892. 74-C. S. Gadsden, Major 1st S. C., C. S. A.; President N. E. R. R.; Chairman Board of Visitors The Citadel; Charleston, S. C.; Died 1915. 75-W. Y. McCammon, Principal Military Academy, Alabama. 76-W. H. Dial, Captain Florida Volunteers, C. S. A.; Merchant. 77-T. W. Fitzgerald, Teacher; Capt. 12th Ala. Regt., C. S. A.; Mortally wounded at Chancellorsville. 78-J. W. Murray, Minister; Died 1891. 79-S. C. DePass, Adjutant First Ga. Regt., C. S. A.; Cotton Buyer; Died 1906. 80-R. A. Palmer, Lt. Miss. Vol., C. S. A.; Killed at 1st Manassas. 81-H. B. Houseal, Lt. Co. H., 7th Fla. Vol., C. S. A.; Died in service, 1862. 82-G. W. Seabrook, Planter; Died 1862. 5 �Class of 1852-Continued. Remarks. 83-C. S. Hannegan, Teacher. 84-J. W. Daniels, Teacher; Captain Palmetto Sharpshooters, C. S. A.; Severely wounded at Seven Pines; Died 1901. 85-G. E. Gamble, Planter; Died in service, C. S. A. 86-John C. Rich, Physician; Died 1903. 87-P. A. Raysor, Planter; Captain Cavalry, C. S. A.; Died 1903. 88-M. J. Prothro, Physician; Captain Georgia Vol., C. S. A. Class of 1854. 89-M. Jenkins, Prin. Yorkville Mil. Acad.; Brig. Gen. C. S. A.; Killed in Battle of Wilderness, 1864. 90-Thomas E. Hart, Ph. D.; Heidelberg; Teacher; Died 1891. 91-A. D. Hoke, Physician; Captain Second S. C., C. S. A.; Severely wounded 1st Manassas; Died 1876. 92-J. J. Jenkins; Died 1855. 93-A. Coward, Col. 5th S. C., C. S. A.; Superintendent K. M. M. S.; Superintendent Citadel, 1890-1908; Orangeburg, S. C. 94-J. D. Radcliffe, Colonel 18th N. C., C. S. A.; Merchant, Augusta, Ga. 95-C. T. Haskell, Civil Engineer; Captain First South Carolina, C. S. A.; Killed in battle on Morris Island, 1863. 96-Cicero Adams, Lawyer; Major Twenty-second S. C., C. S. A.; Died 1865. 97-J. M. Steadman, Merchant; Colonel Sixth S. C., C. S. A.; Wounded at Fraser's Farm; Assassinated 1868. 98-D. G. Fleming, Civil Engineer; Capt. S. C. Art., C. S. A.; Killed at explosion of mine near Petersburg. 99-A. H. Mazyck, Lt. Battalion State Cadets; Bookkeeper, Charleston, S. C.; Died 1913. 100-J. F. Culpepper, Physician; Capt. Palmetto Batt., C. S. A.; Timmonsville, S. C. 101-D. R. Jamison, Lawyer; Aide to General Jenkins, C. S. A.; Died 1908. Class of 1855. 102-W. P. DuBose, Adj. Holcombe Legion, C. S. A.; Wounded 2nd Manassas; Severely wounded at Sharpsburg; Prof. Univ. of the South, Sewanee, Tenn.; S. T. D. Columbia University, 1875; Died 1918. 103-John D. Wylie, Lawyer; Lieutenant-Colonel, S. C., C. S. A. 104-P. Bryce, Physician, Gen. Morgan's Staff, C. S. A.; Died 1892. 105-J. B. Patrick, Lt. Battalion State Cadets; Founder Patrick Military Institute. 106-W. F. Nance, Colonel and A. A. General A. N. V., C. S. A. 107-B. Burg Smith, Colonel 16th and 24th Regt., S. C., C. S. A.; Civil Engineer; Died 1904. 108-W. D. Gaillard, Professor Hillsboro Military Acad.; Died 1860. 6 �Class of 1855-Continued. Remarks. 109-J. F. Pressley, Physician; Colonel Tenth S. C., C. S. A.; Wounded at Battle of Atlanta; Died 1877. 110-Thomas E. Lucas, Physician; Major 8th S. C., C. S. A.; Chesterfield, S. C. 111-P. S. Kirk, Physician, Surgeon Longstreet's Corps, C. S. A. 112-W. J. Crawley, Teacher; Lt. Col. Holcombe Legion, C. S. A.; Severely wounded at 2nd Manassas. 113-F. L. Parker, Chief Surgeon, Maj. Gen. Field's Div., Longstreet's Corps, C. S. A.; Dean Medical College of S. C., Charleston, S. C.; Died 1913. 114-R. C. Carlisle, Physician; Asst. Surgeon, P. A. C. S. 115-J. S. Mixon, Planter; Lieutenant Hagood's Regiment, C. S. A. 116-J. M. Dean, Planter; Lt.-Col. 7th Regt. Ark. Vol., C. S. A.; Killed in Battle Shiloh. 117-E. J. White, Civil Engineer; Asst. Engineer, P. A. C. S.; Died 1903. 118-J. Venning, Planter; Lieutenant in White's Bat. Art. C. S. A. Class of 1856. 119-J. F. Lanneau, Capt. Cav., Hampton Legion, C. S. A.; Prof. Math., Wake Forest College, N. C.; Died 1921. 120-W. R. Erwin, Merchant; Died 1858. 121-1. G. W. Steadman, Retired Physician and Manufacturer; Col. 1st Ala. Volunteers, C. S. A.; St. Louis, Mo.; Died 1917. 122-E. M. Law, Major-General A. N. V.; Severely wounded 1st Manassas; Wounded near Richmond, 1864; Superintendent Military School, Bartow, Fla.; Died 1920. 123-E. Croft, Lieutenant-Colonel 14th S. C. Vol., C. S. A.; Severely wounded at Cold Harbor; Severely wounded at Gettysburg; Severely wounded at Petersburg, 1864; Lawyer; Died 1892. 124-H. S. Thompson, Prof. Citadel Academy; Governor of South Carolina; Asst. Sec. of Treas.; Comp. N. Y. Life Ins. Co.; Died 1904. 125-J. D. Nance, Lawyer; Col. 3rd S. C. Vol., C. S. A.; Killed in Battle of Wilderness. 126-J. A. Evans, Killed in Battle of Kennesaw Mountain, 1884. 127-G. A. Ross, Physician; Captain Arkansas Volunteers, C. S. A.; Died 1861. 128-L. F. Dozier, Physician; Asst. Surgeon Longstreet's Corps; Anderson, Cal. 129-R. M. Sims, Planter; Adj. and Ins. Gen. Longstreet's Staff, C. S. A.; Sec. of State of South Carolina. 130-R. Y. Dwight, Physician; Asst. Surgeon P.A. S.; Died 1919. 131-A. M. McAlister, Teacher; Eufaula, Ala. 132-J. A. Finch, Merchant; Vol. 6th S. C.; Killed in 2nd Battle Manassas. 133-A. Y. Lee, Architect; Lieutenant Artillery, C. S. A. 7 �Class of 1857. Remarks. 134-W. M. Tennent, Lawyer; Capt. Engineering Corps, C. S. A. 135-V. E. Manget, Professor in Georgia Female College; Capt. Bn. Ga. Cadets. 136-R. I{. Thomas, Professor King's Mt. Mil. School; Died 1860. 137-W. J. Davis, Capt. 1st Regt., S. C. Inf., C. S. A.; College Professor, Louisville, Ky. 138-J. E. Black, Adjutant P.A. C. S.; Insurance Agent, Arkansas. 139-H. B. D'Oyley, Teacher; Died 1859. 140---H. D. Moore, D. D., Chaplain 12th Ala. 1 C. S. A.; President Alabama College. 141-T. S. Hemingway, Physician; Assistant Surgeon, P.A. C. S. 142-J. M. Adams, Teacher; Major and Brig. Q. M. S. C. Vol., C. S. A. 143-B. M. Walpole, Lieutenant Volunteers, C. S. A. 144-H. A. Gaillard, Lawyer; Maj. 6th S. C., C. S. A.; Planter; Winnsboro, S. C.; Died 1921 145-T. H. Mangum, Maj. C. S. A.; Commanding Post Meridian, Miss.; Physician, Trenton, Texas. 146-C. W. McCreary, Teacher; Colonel 1st S. C., C. S. A.; Killed at Five Forks, Va. 147-R. T. Harper, Civil Engineer; Lt. Eng. Corps, Hood's Div., C. S. A.; Gastonia, N. C. 148-J. K. Garmany, Volunteer service, C. S. Navy; Merchant. 149-W. Z. Bedon, Physician; Surgeon P. A. C. S. 150-J. F. Hart, Lawyer; Major Horse Artillery Battalion, A. N. V.; Wounded 1864; Died 1905. 151-H. D. Garden, Lawyer; Capt. and Ins. Gen. Gregg's Staff, C. S. A.; Severely wounded Battle of Elk Horn. 152-R. Campbell, Lawyer; Lieutenant-Colonel 11th S. C., C. S. A. 153-Ellison Capers, Brigadier General, C. S. A.; Wounded at Jackson, Miss., 1863; Severely wounded at Battle Chicamauga; Wounded Battle Resaca; Bishop P. E. Church; Died 1908. NOTE: The time of the Annual Commencement having been changed from November to April, there were no graduates for 1858. Class of 1859. 154-T. H. Law, Minister, Spartanburg, S. C. 155-P. S. Layton, Teacher; Colonel Fourth Miss. Regt., C. S. A. 156-W. P. Shooter, Lawyer; Lt.-Col. 1st S. C., C. S. A.; Killed in battle in Virginia in 1864. 157-Warren Adams, Prof. Hillsboro Mil. Acad.; Lt.-Col. 1st S. C. Regt., C. S. A; Wounded Morris Island, 1863; Died 1880. 158-T. A. Huguenin, Major First S. C., C. S. A.; Died 1897. 159-J. L. Litchfield, Lawyer; Capt. 7th S. C., C. S. A.; Mortally wounded in Battle of Maryland Heights, 1862. 8 �Class of 1859-Continued. Remarks. 160-0. J. Youmans, Lawyer; Col. Second S. C. Vol., C. S. A.; Mortally wounded in Battle near Richmond, 1864. 161-W. E. Cothran, Planter; Captain Seventh S. C., C. S. A.; Severely wounded Battle Maryland Heights. 162-G. M. McDowell, Merchant; Lt. S. C. V., C. S. A.; Killed at Gettysburg. 163-J. T. Weatherly, Physician; Asst. Suurgeon 6th Ala., C. S. A.; Dillon, S. C. 164-R. Press Smith, Physician; Maj. 1st S. C., C. S. A.; Santa Rosa, Cal. 165-W. R. Marshall, Capt. Art., Army of the West, C. S. A.; Federal Civil Service. 166-T. 0. McCaslan, Teacher; Vol. Service, C. S. A.; Killed in Battle in Virginia, 1862. 167-J. E. Spears, Lawyer; Captain Twenty-fourth S. C., C. S. A. 168-F. L. Garvin, Captain Palmetto Sharpshooters, A. N. V. Class of 1860. 169-F. H. Harleston, Civil Engineer; Capt. Art., C. S. A.; Killed at Fort Sumter, 1863. 170-A. J. Norris, Lawyer; Capt. Lucas' Batt. Heavy Art., Regulars, C. S. A.; Died 1900. ~ 171-A. S. Gaillard, Prof. Hillsboro Mil. Acad.; C. S. A.; Died in 1870 of wounds received in service. 172-W. E. Stoney, Capt. on Gen. Hagood's Staff, C. S. A.; Severely wounded Port Walthal, 1864; Comptroller Gen. S. C. 173-E. A. Erwin, Lt. 1st S. C., S. A.; Killed at siege of Charleston, 1863. 174-S. S. Kirby, Lt. Palmetto Batt. Art., C. S. A.; Killed at River Bridge, S. C., 1865. 175-F. DeCaradeue, Scout Army N. Va.; Wounded; Died 1862. Class of 1861. 176-C. I. Walker, Lt.-Col. Tenth S. C., C. S. A.; Charleston, S. C. 177-J. D. Lee, Adjutant Palmetto Sharpshooters, C. S. A.; Killed at Battle of Fraser's Farm, 1862. 178-J. A. Tennant, Adj. Third N. C., C. S. A.; Architect, Asheville, N. C. 179-T. G. Dargan, Lieutenant Artillery, C. S. A.; Wounded Morris Island, 1863. 180-R. 0. Sams, Prof. Math. Montgomery Mil. Acad.; Teacher, Gaffney, S. C. 181-S. B. Pickens, Colonel 12th Ala., C. S. A.; Severely wounded Boonsboro; Wounded Chancellorsville; G. F. Agt. S. C. R. R.; Died 1891. 182-J. H. Burns, Maj. Fifth N. C., C. S. A.; Killed at Gettysburg. 9 �Class of 1861-Continued. Remarks. 183-J. 1\1. Whilden, Maj. 23rd S. C., C. S. A.; Killed at Second Manassas. 184-S. C. Boylston, Adj. 1st S. C. Art.; Manager Columbia (S. C.) Granite plant; Died 1913. 185-T. M. Wylie, Lt. Sixth S. C., C. S. A.; Died of wounds, 1865. 186-J. C. Palmer, Adjutant 24th S. C., C. S. A.; Killed at Chickamauga. 187-G. E. Haynesworth, Lieutenant Artillery, C. S. A.; Lawyer; Died 1887. 188-W. B. Guerard, Lieutenant Engineer, P.A. C. S.; Civil Eng'r. 189-N. Wilson, Drillmaster, C. S. A.; Killed at Sharpsburg. 190-J. S. Austin, Capt. C. S. A.; Pres. Pacific Meth. College, Santa Rosa, Cal. 191-R. Croft, Lieutenant South Carolina Artillery, C. S. A. 192-T. E. Raysor, Captain Eleventh S. C., C. S. A.; Teacher. 193-W. C. Vance, Volunteer, C. S. A. 194-J. L. S. Dove, 1st Lieut. Palmetto Light Art., C. S. A. 195-Ralph Nesbit, Col. C. S. A.; Rice Planter, Waverly Mills, S. C. 196-W. S. Simpkins, Lt. 1st S. C. Art., C. S. A.; Prof. of Law, University of Texas; Austin, Texas. 197-J. A. Keith, Lieut. Lucas' Batt. Heavy Art., Regulars C. S. A.; Physician. 198-J. T. Morrison, Lieutenant Eleventh S. C., C. S. A.; Teacher. 199-C. H. Ragsdale, Lieutenant South Carolina Cavalry. 200-James Thurston, Lieutenant Marines South Carolina Navy. 201-T. B. Ferguson, Adj. 1st S. C. V., C. S. A.; Died 1922 Class of 1862. 202-George G. Wells, Prof. Hillsboro Mil. Acad.; Lawyer, Greenville, S. C. 203-Wm. F. McKeown, Prof. Math. Montgomery Mil. Acad., Ala .; Vol. Fifth Regt.; Mortally wounded at Fredericksburg. 204-Amory Coffin, Jr., First Sergeant Marion Artillery, C. S. A.; Engineer; Died 1916. 205-Wm. B. McKee, Lieut. Palmetto Batt. Art.; Asst. to Vice Pres. Plant Railways; Died 1911. 206--R. F. Lawton, Adj. Second Georgia Cav., C. S. A.; Banker. 207-G. A. McDowell, Vol. Aiken's Regt., S. C. Cav.; Killed on John's Island, 1864. 208-S. D. Steadman, Adj. First Ala., C. S. A.; Lawyer, Steadman, Texas. 209-I. H. Moses, Volunteer in Aiken's Regt., S. C. Cav., C. S. A. 210-D. P. Campbell, Volunteer 11th S. C., C. S. A.; Killed at Pocataligo. 211-S. P. Smith, Captain siege Train, S. C., C. S. A.; Planter. 212-Wm. M. Tucker, Vol. Hampton's Legion, C. S. A.; Prof. Hillsboro Military Academy. 10 �Class of 1862-Continued. Remarks. 213-L. R. Stark, Adjutant Tenth S. C., C. S. A.; Physician in Arkansas; Died 1909. 214-J. R. Mew, Vol. S. C. Art., C. S. A.; Civil Engineer, C. & S. Railroad. 215-M. S. Elliott, Vol. S. C. Art., C. S. A.; Planter; Beaufort, S. C. 216-J. L. Taylor, Drillmaster Twenty-second S. C., C. S. A. 217-Gerard B. Dyer, Vol. Second S. C., C. S. A.; Killed in Battle near Richmond, 1864. 218-Wm. H. Brice, Vol. Service, N. C., C. S. A.; Mercantile Business, Boston. 219-John B. Allison, Lieutenant Twelfth Georgia Art., C. S. A.; Died 1866. Class of 1863. 220---M. M. Farrow, Prof. French, Hillsboro Mil. Acad.; Lieut. Engineers, C. S. A. 221-R. H. Griffin, Lieutenant Pontoniers, A. N. V.; In business North. 222-J. K. Law, Aide to Gen. Law, C. S. A.; Severely wounded Battle Sharpsburg; Judge Superior Court, Mercer, Cal. 223-F. M. Farr, Captain Fifteenth S. C., C. S. A.; Severely wounded Battle Wilderness; Banker, Union, S. C. 224-B. G. Rushing, Teacher. 225-A. Doty, Signal Corps. C. S. A.; Teacher; Died 1891. 226-H. W. DeSaussure, Lt. First S. C. Art., C. S. A.; Physician. 227-W. F. Rice, Volunteer Service; Merchant. 228-R. L. Cooper, Lieutenant First S. C. Art., C. S. A.; Lawyer. 229-W. M. Smith, Adj. 27th S. C., C. S. A.; Mortally wounded at Cold Harbor. 230-B. R. Sneed; Died 1863. 231-J. B. Dotterer, Serg. Maj, 24th S. C., C. S. A.; Mortally wounded at Resaca, 1864. Class of 1864. 232-P. S. Norris, Asst. Professor Hillsboro Military Academy. 233-C. H. Rice, Volunteer Hart's Battery A. N. V. 234-L. W. Kennedy, Volunteer 26th S. C., C. S. A.; Farmer. 235-A, N. Alexander, Farmer. 236-N. W. Steedman, Vol. 26th S. C., C. S. A.; Farmer in Texas. 237-J. V. Morrison, Lipscomb's Regt., C. S. A.; Farmer and Merchant, Estill, S. C. 238-J. D. Quattlebaum, Adj. Twenty-second S. C., C. S. A-; Killed in explosion of mine at Petersburg, 1864. 239-J. U. Matthews, Volunteer 26th S. C., C. S. A.; Teacher. 240-A. G. Howard, Merchant in Georgia. 241-W. H. Mew, Civil Engineer, Beaufort, S. C. 11 �Class of 1865. Remarks. 242-W. P. Baskin. 243-J. H. Bouknight, Farmer, Johnston. S. C. 244-G. R. Dean, Physician, Spartanburg, S. C. 245-A. B. DeSaussure. 246-0. D. East. 247-J. M. Gray; Died 1902. 248-S. F. Hollingsworth. 249-C. W. Horsey, Physician. 250-J. W. King, Physician, Florence, S. C.; Died 1890. 251-G. W. Klinck, Merchant. 252-R. F. Nichols; Died in service, 1865. 253-H. Perroneau. 254-J. M. Rodgers, Merchant, Winston-Salem, N. C. 255-Orlando Sheppard, Lawyer; Chairman Board of Visitors, The Citadel, Edgefield, S. C. 256-W. N. Snowden, Merchant. 257-Edward Thomas, Railroad Service; Ticket Agent, Hope, Ark. 258-S. E. White, Planter. 259-W. R. Vernon. NOTE-The Institution was closed by the results of the War, and remained closed until 1882. Consequently there were no Graduates between 1865 and 1886. Class of 1886. 260-R. M. Walker, Eng'r and Contractor, Atlanta, Ga.; Died 1920. 261-T. P. Harrison, Prof. English, A. & M. College, Raleigh, N. C., Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University. 262-0. J. Bond, President of The Citadel. 263-F. J. Devereaux, Lawyer; Died 1900. 264-G. M. Gadsden, Civil Engineer, Savannah, Ga. 265-J. P. Kinard, Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University; Dean and Professor Winthrop College, Rock Hill, S. C. 266-A. J. Howard, Farmer, Darlington, S. C. 267-W. G. Jeffords, Life Insurance, Walterboro, S. C. 268-Edward Anderson, Capt. Heavy Art., S. C. Vol., U. S. A.; Real Estate, Jacksonville, Fla.; U. S. R., Major Staff. 269-H. C. Schirmer, Merchant, Houston, Texas. 270-Wm. Jennings, Teacher. 271-J. T. Coleman, Dist; Agent Prudential Ins. Co., Charleston, S. C. 272-S. C. Boyleston. Jr., Railroad Official; Died 1918. 273-J. R. McCown, Merchant, Florence, S. C. \ 274-F. M. Robertson, Insurance, Charleston, S. C. 275-A. W. Lawton, Lena, S. C. 276-J. W. Gibbes, Life Insurance, Columbia, S. C. 277-W. D. Gaillard, Fertilizer Business, Charleston, S. C. 278-P. N. Timmerman, Railroad Service, Augusta, Ga. 12 �Class of 1886-Continue:1. Remarks. 279-C. L. Wroton, Teacher. 280-Archie China, Physician, Sumter, S. C. 281-W. G. Workman, Civil Engineer; Died 1889. 282-Benj. Munnerlyn, Civil Engineer; Died 1893. 283-F. 0. Spain, Banker, Jacksonville, Fla. 284-B. C. Jennings, Lawyer; Died 1891. 285-R. T. Crawford, Civil Engineer, Charleston, S. C. 286-L. S. Carson, Lieutenant-Colonel. Inf., U. S. A. 287-W. L. Floyd, Prof. Botany and Horticulture, Univ. of Florida, Gainesville, Fla. 288-E. M. Law, Prof. Chem. and Phys. South Florida Military Academy, Bartow, Fla.; Died 1922. 289-R. B. Furman, Physician, R. F. D. No. 22. Sumter, S. C. 290-S. R. Kirton, Civil Engineer, Argyle, Ga. 291-W. B. Weathersbee, Civil Engineer; Died 1890. 292-W. A. Leland, Civil Engineer, Johnson City, Tenn. 293-E. C. McCants, Superintendent City Schools, Anderson, S. C. 294-E. C. Youmans, Civil Engineer. 295-J. IC: Brockman, Manager Title and Guaranty Co., Birmingham, Ala. 296-H. F. Rice, Circuit Judge South Carolina, Aiken, S. C. 297-C. G. White, Dentist, Charleston, s. C. 298-J. M. Allen, Manufacturer, Muscogee, Okla. 299-E. W. Bell, Vice-President, Georgia State Savings Association, Savannah, Ga. 300-T. H. Goethe, U. S. Pension Official, Greensboro, N. C. 301-J. W. Ouzts, Civil Engineer. 302-E. L. Price, Manager Cotton Mill, Bamberg, S. C. 303-R. T. Wylie, Physician, Lancaster, S. C. 304-H. S. Hartzog, 5807 Bartmer Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 305-T. M. Mccutchen, Physician; Died 1920. 306-T. G. McMichael, Lawyer. 307-C. S. Evans, Physician, Clio, S. C. 308-J. H. Brooks, Civil Engineer; Died 1898. 309-J. S. Cureton, Teacher; Died 1888. 310-Horatio Lenoir, Merchant. 311-W. F. Robertson, Major C. A. C., U. S. N. G.; Greenville, S. C. 312-N. S. Harris. Charleston, S. C. Class of 1887. 313-G. A. Lucas, Merchant, Aiken, S. C. 314-A. M. Kennedy, Merchant, Williston, S. C. 315-C. B. Ashley, Lawyer; Died 1909. 316-E. A. Laird, Physician. 317-W. S. Allan, Merchant, Charleston, S. C. 318-1. I. Bagnall, Manning, S. C.; Bank Official. 13 �Class of 1887-Continued. Remarks. 319-W. L. Bond, Druggist. Fredericksburg, Va. 320-R. R. Jeter, Physician; Died 1920. 321-H. H. Brunson, Lawyer. 322-E. c. Lee, Railroad Service, Beaufort, s. C. Class of 1888. 323-B. L. Clark, Civil Engineer; Died 1891. 324-M. W. Pyatt, Lawyer, Georgetown, S. C. 325-A. G. Miller, Superintendent Schools, Waycross, Ga. 326-F. H. Elmore, care Hutchison & Rivames, Walnut Street, Philadephia, Pa. 327-G. H. Cornelson, Minister, New Orleans, La. 328-J. H. Noland, Minister, S. C. Conference, M. E. Church, South. 329-A. N. Brunson, Minister, S. C. Conference, M. E. Church; Member of Board Visitors The Citadel, Greenville, S. C. 330-J. M. Patterson, Lawyer, Allendale, S. c. 331-J. R. Padgett, Merchandise Broker, Jacksonville, Fla. Class of 1889. 332-L. W. Haskell, United States Consul to Switzerland, Geneva. 333-W. W. Lewis, Lieut.-Col. U. N. G.; Lawyer, York, s. C. 334--W. M. Smith, Civil Engin'r, 1435 Kimball Bldg., Chicago, Ill. 335-S. B. Platt, Superintendent Sibley Mfg. Co., Augusta, Ga. 336-M. L. Smith, Major, Judge Advocate, U. s. N. A.; Lawyer, Camden, S. C. 337-C. E. Johnson. Teacher, 6024 Ellis Ave., Chicago, lll. 338-W. C. Davis, Lawyer; Captain U.S. V., 1898; Manning, s. C. 339-R. S. Clarkson, Civil Engineer. 340-W. H. Dial, Merchant. . 341-R. B. Cunningham, Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Ga. 342-W, H. Rose, Sec'y Cotton Mill, Columbia, S. C.; Died 1921. 343-D. McQ. Fraser, Farmer; Died 1892. 344-T. B. Haynesworth, Contractor, Florence, S. C. Class of 1890, 345-W. H. Simons, Colonel, U. S. A.; Died 1917. 346-T. M. Hunter, Presbyterian Minister, Baton Rouge, La. 347-J, E. Buzhardt. Teacher; Died 1904. 348-L. DeV. Blake, Secretary and Treasurer Cotton Mill, Belton, s. c. 349-L. L. Gaillard, Electrical Engineer, New England Eng'g Co., Waterbury, Conn. 350-S. D. Lucas, Manager Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., Charlotte, N. C. 351-J. T. Boozer, Teacher. 352-J. C. Bailey, Minister, R. F. D. 4, Rock Hill. S. C. 14 �Class of 1890-Continued. Remarks. 353-John Ball, Vice-President and Manager Con. Gro. Co., Jacksonville, Fla.; Died 1919. 354-E. C. Hughes, Asst. Secretary and Treasurer Union Naval Stores Co., Box 291 Mobile, Ala. 355-A. G. Singletary, Insurance, New Roads, La. 356-J. W. Allison, Lawyer, 64 Pine St .. San Francisco, Cal. 357-D. G. Dwight, Fertilizer Manufacturer, Charleston, S. C. 358-B. S. Cogburn, Teacher, Neeses, S. C. 359-William Godfrey, Godfrey-Maynard Co., Cheraw, S. C. 360-A. L. Humphreys, Lawyer, Live Oak, Fla. 361-W. W. Dixon, Editor, Winnsboro, S. C. 362-W. E. Mikell, Dean of Law School, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. 363-C. D. Gooch, Teacher. 364-J. D. Nix, Lawyer, Judge Juvenile Court, 3110 Rampart St., New Orleans, La. 365-R. L. Dargan, Farmer. 366-J. F. Evans, Real Estate, Anderson, S. C. 367-C. E. King, Physician, Mayesville, S. C. 368-P. B. Bird, United States Engineers, Jacksonville, Fla. 369-W. W. Tison, Physician, Cedartown, Ga. 370-F. C. Black. 371-E. R. Zemp, Physician, Knoxville, Tenn. 372-H. A. DeLorme, Physician. 373-W. W. Stewart, Teacher. 374-J. G. Watts, Adj. and Insp. Gen., Insurance; Died 1904. 375-L. S. Trotti, President Bank, New Brookland, S. C. 376-F. M. Edwards, Civil Engineer, Jacksonville, Fla. 377-S. F. Garlington, Lawyer, Augusta, Ga. 378-F. B. Grier, Lawyer, Greenwood, S. C. 379-A. G. Guerard, Insurance, Savannah, Ga. 380-Havelock Eaves, Cotton, Orangeburg, S. C.; Died 1921. 381-J. T. Burdell, Civil Engineer, Tarboro, N. C. Class of 1891. 382-J. W. Perrin, Gen. Freight Agt. A. C. L., Wilmington, N. C. 383-T. J. Mauldin, Judge Thirteenth South Carolina Circuit, Pickens, s. C. 384-E. M. Whaley, Physician, Columbia, S. C. 385-H. W. Fraser, Banker, Georgetown, S. C. 386-D. D. Salley, Physician, Cope, S. C. 387-D. A. Spivey, Banker, Conway, S. C. 388-E. M. Blythe, Former Col. 1st Regt., N. G., S. C.; Maj. Inf. N. A., Lawyer, Greenville, S. C. 389-E. B. Lorick, Farmer, Camden, S. C. 390-R. C. Roberts, Dentist, Barnwell, S. C.; Died 1905. 15 �Class of 1891-Continued. Remarks. 391-J. D. Frost, Captain and Adjutant U. S. V. 1898; Maj. N. A.; Cotton Broker, Spartanburg, s. C. 392-W. N. Tillinghast, Minister, Church of the Epiphany. Washington, D. C.; Died 1914. 393-A. F. Carter, Dentist, Holly Hill, S. C. 394-J. W. Magrauth, Lawyer, Woolworth Bldg., New York, N. Y. 395-J. M. Robertson, Fertilizer Broker, Charle ton, S. C. 396-W. C. Humphreys, Superintendent Etiwan Fertilizer Company, Charleston, S. C. 397-P. K. McCully, Jr., Colonel U. S. N. G., Cotton Broker, Anderson, S. C. 398-A. A. Aveilhe, Bartow Phosphate Company, Savannah, Ga. 399-J. L. Oliver; Died 1896. 400-A. M. Brailsford, Major Med. Corps, U. S. A. Class of 1892. 401-A. S. Thomas, Minister, P. E. Church, Charleston, S. C. 402-W. Z. McGhee, Teacher; Newspaper Correspondent; Died 1911. 403-G. R. Coffin, Lawyer, Augusta, Ga. 404-J. G. Beckwith, Minister; Died 1907. 405-A. G. Etheridge, Lawyer, Idabell, Okla. 406--J. F. McElwee, Merchant, York, S. C. 407-R. I. Hasen, Merchant; Died 1911. 408-B. W. Andrews, Gov. Law Service, 3477 Holmead Pl., N. w., Washington, D. C. 409-H. F. Scaife, Lawyer, 5419 41st St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 410-T. C. Dean, Broker, Spartanburg, S. C. 411-Palmer Brown, Director Chicago Crayon Co., Chicago, Ill. 412-J. G. Padgett, Member Board of Visitors, The Citadel, Lawyer, Walterboro, S. C. 413-A. S. Manning, Bank President, Liberty Nat'! Bank, Columbia, s. C. 414-J. J. Moorer, Auditor; Died 1916. 415-A. S. Salley, Secretary and Librarian, S. C. Historical Commission, Columbia, S. C. 416-David Huguenin, President Equitable Fire Insurance Company, Charleston, S. C. Class of 1893. 417-D. J. Lucas, 418-J. W. Cantey, Farmer, Boykin, S. C. 419-F. S. Wilcox. 420-G. Shanklin, Associate Professor of Mathematics, Clemson College, S. C. 421-J. P. Thomas, Member Board of Visitors The Citadel; Treasurer Cameron & Barkley Co., Charleston, S. C. 16 �Class of 1893-Continued. Remarks. 422-R. M: Perrin, Supt. School, 3923 Carondelet St., New Orleans, La. 423-W. A. Stribling, Cameron Mills, Kannapolis, N. C. 424-E. B. Fishburne, Columbia Mil. Academy, Columbia, Tenn. 425-B. D. Wilson. 426-W. B. Gourdin. 427-G. H. Atkinson, President S. N. Institute, Salisbury, N. C. 428-J. H. Earle, Lawyer; Maj. U. s. N. V., 1898; Railroad Com. 429-G. Bowen, Morris-Bowen Hardware Company, Birmingham, Ala. 430-W. E. Woodward, Banker, 162 W. 54th St., New York, N. Y. 431-G. L. Dial, Fire Insurance, Columbia, S. C. 432-J. R. Verdier, 440 Wilcox Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif. Class of 1894. 433-0. F. Hunter, Clerk Navy Department, Washington, D. C. 434-G. M. Stackhouse, Lt.-Com., Supply Corps, U. S. N. 435-F. W. Gregg, Minister, Rock Hill, S. C. 436-T. E. L. Lipsey, Civil Engineer, 329 Custom House, New Orleans, La. 437-W. P. Witsell, Minister P. E. Church, Waco, Texas. 438-J. G. Johnston, P.hysician, Charlotte, N. C. 439-J. T. West, Vice-President, Cotton Oil Mill, Belton, S. C. 440-J. E. Peurifoy, Circuit Judge, Walterboro, s. C. 441-R. E. Babb, Lawyer, Laurens, s. C. 442-W. P. Odom, Merchant, Chesterfield, S. C. 443-C. C. Fishburne, Manager, Cotton Oil Co., Columbia, S. C. 444-W. S. Lee, Civil and Electrical Engineer, Charlotte, N. C. 445-R. H. McMaster, Colonel U. S. A., 3207 38th St., N. W. Washington, D. C. 446-P. E. Hutto, Merchant, Swansea, S. C.; Died 1913. 447-S. P. Anderson, Anderson Lumber Co., Charleston, S. C. 448-St. C. B. Gwynn, Lawyer. 449-E. H. Jeffords, Asst. Treas. Cameron & Barkley Co., Charleston, S. C. 450-E. L. Ready, Farmer, Johnston, S. C. 451-T. C. Stevenson, Civil Engineer, Charleston, S. C. 452-J. W. Rouse, Brunson, S. C. 453-H. Horlbeck, Physician. 454-H, E. DePass, Lawyer, Spartanburg, S. C. 455-F. E. Hinnant, Banker, Sumter, S. C. 456-L. L. Gregory, Physician, Calhoun Falls, S. C. 457-David Kearney, 9 Wentworth St., Charleston, S. C. 458-S. J. DuPre, Cotton Mill, Glendale, S. C. 459-W. W. Clement, Superintendent Phosphate Co., Charleston, S. C. 460-W. St. J. Jervey, Major U. S. A., Ret., 2 Smith Place, Charleston, S, C. 17 �Class of 1894-Continued. Remarks. 461-A. E. Legare, Major, U. S. N. G.; Civil Engineer, Columbia, S. C. 462-B. R. Hiers, Lawyer, Hampton, S. C. 463-1. J. Burris, Physician, Anderson, S. C. 464-P. S. Norris, Aiken, S. C. 465-A. C. Baskin, Banker, Bishopville, S. C. 466-G. M. Stuckey, Banker, Bishopville, S. C. 467-P- J. Peterkin, Farmer, Fort Motte, S. C. 468-J. A. Moroso, Author, Creskill, N. J. 469-J. E. Keith, Commercial Traveler, Greensboro, N. C. 470-W. G. Fike, Physician; Died 1906. 471-W. S. Langford, Oil Producer, Wichita Falls, Texas; Captain U. S. Vol., 1898. 472-J. D. Cozby, Captain U. S. R., Clinton, S. C. 473-T. C. Stone, Major Med. Corps; Physician, Aiken, S. C. 474-E. C. Logan. 475-E. L. McIntosh, Bookkeeper, Ocala, Fla.; Died 1906. 476-E. A. McClellan, Physician, McClellanville, s. C. 477-W, K. Jackson, Cotton Broker, Augusta, Ga. 478-F. L. Parker, Ph. D., Prof. Chemistry, Medical College of S. C., Charleston, S. C. 479-J. P. Smith, Lieutenant, U. S. N. R.; Charleston Orphan House, Charleston, S. C. 480-E. R. Tompkins, Colonel, U.S. A. 481-W. T. Green, Lawyer, Columbia, S. C. 482-R. L. Hughes, Cashier, First Nat'l Bank, Fairfax, s. C. Class of 1895. 483-S. W. Reaves, Professor Mathematics, Univ. of Okla., Norman, Okla. 484-H. C. Schwecke, Electrical Engineer, Gerleral Elecrtric Co., Pittsfield, Mass. 485-A. Levy, Lt.-Col., F. A., U. S. N. G., Augusta, Ga 486-P. T. Hayne, Colonel, U. S. A. 487-J. B. Allison, Colonel, U. S. A. 488-S. H. Booth, Minister, S. C. Conference, M. E. Church, South. 489-C. E. Green, Physician, e>rangeburg, S. C. 490-C. _B. Smith, Colonel U. S. A., Ret., Studebaker Corp., New York City. 491-C. R. Harvin, Lumber Business, Manning, S. C. 492-J. B. Livingston. 493-J. J. F. Barnes, Teacher. 494-J. E. Minter, Merchant and Farmer. Sedalia, S. C. 495-R. E. Boggs, Contractor, Spartanburg, S. C. 496-C. Martin, Merchant, Wilmington, N. C. 497-P. Grausman, Physician, 120 W. 53rd Street, New York City. 498-C. T. Dowling, Dentist and Banker, Norway, S. C. 18 �Class of 1895-Continued. Remarks. 499-E. R. Wallace, Merchant, Isabella, Tenn. 500-C. Matheson, Minister, Shawnee, Okla. 501-H. A. Douglas, Southern Ry., Columbia, S. C. 502-S. D. Jervey, General Electric Co., Boston, Mass. 503-C. D. Rollins, Physician. Class of 1896. 504-S. P. J. Garris, Farmer, Smoaks, S. C.; Died 1921. 505-B. G. Murphy, S. C. Conference, M. E. Church, South. 506-T. w. Carmichael, Physician, Rowland, N. C. 507-A. H. Marchant, Merchant, Orangeburg, S. C. 508-F. K. Holman, Physician, Sumter, S. C. 509-S. W. Carwile, Supt. of Schools, McColl, S. C. 510-E. J. Rogers, Supt. Vernon Sanatorium, Pittsford, Vt. 511-S. M. Martin, Prof. of Mathematics, Clemson Colege, S. C. 512-J. P. Galvin, Physician, Charleston, S. C.; Died 1914. 513-E. C. Wilcox, Manufacturer, Lynn, N. C.; Died 1908. 514-P. A. McMaster, Lawyer, Columbia, S. C. 515-G. L. Dickson, Teacher, B. M. I., Greenwood, S. C. 516-J. H. Taylor, Physician, Columbia, S. C. 517-J. S. Matthews, Physician, Denmark, S. C. 518-E. Croft, Colonel, U. S. A. 519-J. P. Guess, Farmer, Appleton, S. C. 520-H. G. Kaminer, Merchant, Gadsden, S. C. Class of 1897. 521-C. S. Bartless. 522-R. D. Epps, Lawyer, Sumter, S. C. 523-E. C. Horton. 524-A. G. Holmes, Professor, Clemson College, S. C. 525-F. A. Coward, Captain U. S. R. Med. Corps; State Board of Health, Columbia, S. C.; Died 1922. 526-G. R. Fishburne, Broker, Charleston, S. C. 527-S. M. McLeod, Railway Mail Service, Rembert, S. C. 528-H. M. Langley, Credit Men's Pro. Assn., 615 Broadway, New York. 529-J. D. Dial, 1325 Main Street, Columbia, S. C. 530-Roy Terrell, Whitney Central Bldg., New Orleans, La. 531-B. J. Tillman, Col. U. S. A.; Died 1920. 532-R. L. Stokes, Physician, Brevard, N. C. 533-J. B. DuBose, Banker, Hicksville, Long Island, N. Y. 534-Wm. Mazyck, Physician, Charleston, S. C.; Died 1907. 535-A. M. Deal, Lawyer, Columbia, S. C. 536-A. P. McElroy, Physician, Union, S. C. 19 �Class of 1898. Remarks. 537-J. L. Fitts, Lawyer, N6gales, Ariz.; Died 1923. 538-T. W. Bethea, Life Insurance, Orlando, Fla. 539-F, H. Derrick. 540-C. C. Derrick, Minister, S. C. Conference, M. E. Church, South, Kingstree, S. C. 541-J. J. Tuten, Farmer and Civil Engineer, Estill, S. C. Class of 1899. 542-S. o. Canty, Minister, s. C. .Conference, M. E. Church, Bamberg, s. C. 543-F. M. Ellerbe, Captain, C. A. c., Druggist, Jonesville, S. C. 544-J. R. Crouch, Real Estate, Greenville, S. C. 545-A. Bramlett, Maj., C. A. C., Columbia, S. C 546-J. B. Salley, Lawyer, Aiken, S. C. 547-E. R. Price. 548-J. F. Townsend, Physician, Charleston, S. c. 549-W. F. Farmer, Anderson Phos. & Oil Co., Anderson, S. C. 550-S. C. Morris, Pres. Horry Indus. School, Aynor, s. C. Class of 1900. 551-D. A. Bradham, Lawyer, Warren, Ark. 552-J. W. Linley, Real Estate, Anderson, S. C. -• 553-J. w. Moore, Maj. N. A.; Headmaster B. M. I., Greenwood, S. C. 554-W. E. Law, Carolina Portland Cement Co., Jacksonville, Fla. 555-W. W. Smoak, Proprietor and Editor, Press and Standard, Walterboro, S. C. 556-B. Calhoun, Farmer, Bradford, Ark. 557-C. W. DuRant, Civil Engineer, Florida. 558-A. J. Hydrick, Lawyer, Orangeburg, S. C. 559-J. R. Westmoreland, Manager Pacolet Manufacturing Company, Pacolet, S. C. 560-H. T. Rogers, Lawyer, Dyersburg, Tenn. 561-W. S. Clayton, New York City. 562-J. H. Courtney, Government Employ, Trenton, S. C. 563-W. H. Sligh, 1669 Columbia Rd., N. W., Washington, D. C. 564-J. P. Quarles, Manager Equitable Life Ass'n, Charlotte, N. C. 565-R. C. Bruce, Physician, Greenville, S. C. 566-L. M. Cochrane, Bookkeeper Bank, Anderson, S. C. 567-J. H. Haynesworth, County Superintendent of Education, Sumter, S. C. 568-S, C. Snelgrove, Lieut., Supply Corps, U. S. N.; Merchant, Charleston, S. C. 569-W. H. Evans, Teacher, Peacock High School, Atlanta, Ga. 20 �• \ Remarks. Claslil of 1901. 570-L. B. Steele, Teacher, Staunton, Va. 571-W. C. Hughs, Lawyer, Walhalla, S. C. 572-B. Kennedy, Teacher; Died 1906. 573-W. F. Michau, Sales Manager, 1319 Hurt Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. 574-T. M. Lyles, Lawyer, Spartanburg, S. C. 575-H. Hopkins. 576-E. B. Jackson, Banker, Wagener, S. C.; Lieut. Gov. of S. C. 577-W. G. Martin, Supt. Schools, Shelby, Miss. 578-H. D. Still, Merchant, Blackville, S. C. 579-W. C. O'Driscoll, Major, U. S. Med. Corps; Prof. Medical College of S. C., Charleston, S. C. 580-T. P. Lesesne, City Ed. News and Courier, ·charleston, S. C. 581-E. M. Allen, Physician, Florence, S. C. 582-E. C. Mann, Lawyer, St. Matthews, S. C. 583-C. S. McCall, Farmer, Bennettsville, S. C. 584-D. C. Pate, Bennettsville, S. C. Class of 1902. 585-T. H. Russell, Headmaster, Staunton Military Academy, Staunton, Va. 586-C. C. Craft, Health Surgeon, Bishopville, S. C. 587-R. W. Wonson, Professor of History and Asst. Headmaster Staun~n Military Academy, Staunton, Va. 588-T. I. Weston, Civil Engineer, Columbia, S. C. 589-S. L. Bethea, Lt.-Com. Supply Corps, U. S. N. 590-J. W. Manuel, Lawyer, Hampton, S. C. 591-C. E. Daniel, Lawyer, Spartanburg, S. C. 592-E. E. Ballentine, Teacher. 593-B. M. Thomson, Civil Engineer, Charleston, S. C. 594-F. S. Muller, Teacher High School, Charleston, S. C. 595-W. C. White, Hartford Fire Ins. Co., Atlanta, Ga.; Died 1920. 596-T. E. Wilson, Civil Engineer, Darlington, s. C. 597-B. J. Robinson. 598-H. E. Raines, Director Student Activities, The Citadel. 599-J. H. Thayer, Th.D., So. Bap. Theo!. Sem., Minister, Lancaster, S. C. 600-T. C. Marshall, Civil Engineer, York, s. C. 601-L. A. McLeod. 602-E. E. Jenkins, Civil Engineer. 603-E. R. Tucker, Teacher, G. M. A., College Park, Ga. 604-A. H. Cross, Tampa, Fla. 605-L. N. Fishburne. 606-J. L. Gardner, Insurance, Fort Towson, Okla. 607-G. H. Miller, Civil Engineer. 608-J. R. Ashe, Physician, Charlotte, N. C. 609-G. L. Rea, Physician, Snyder, Okla. 610-J. M. Beaty, S. A. L., Monroe, N. C. 21 �Class of 1902-Continued. Remarks. 611-A. T. Davis, Teacher, Staunton Military Academy, Staunton, Va. 612-S. F. Utsey, Real Estate Business; Died 1907. 613-W. E. Hutson, 1st Lieutenant Engineers, U. S. R. 614-D. K. Humphreys. 615-J. Palmer, Civil Engineer, Sumter, S. C. 616-E. H. Smith, Shipping, Funch, Edye & Co., 25 Broadway, New York. 617-T. J. Ashe, Electrical Engineer, 605 Victoria Ave., Westmount, Quebec, Canada. 618-W. B. Ravenel, Cotton, Charleston, S. C. 619-L. A. Klauber, Merchant, Bamberg, S. C. 620-E. N. Mittle, Greenville, S. C. Class of 1903. 621-D. G. Copeland, New Orleans, La. 622-R. F. McCracken, Prof. Chem., Medical College of Virginia, · Richmond, Va. 623-I. A. Giles. 624-R. B. Cole, Major U. S. A. 625-C. E. Seybt. 626--W. G. Willard, Civil Engineer, Spartanburg, S. C. 627-A. E. Hutchison, Lawyer, Rock Hill, S. C. 628-W. A. Johnson, Merchant, North, S. C. 629-W. D. Watson; Died 1912. 630-W. B. Metts, Sec'y Planters' Fertilizer Co., Charleston, S. C. 631-A. P. Barnes, Druggist, Walterboro, S. C. 632-J. H. Mcllwinen, Farmer, Fayetteville, N, C. 633-J. M. Goodwin; Died 1912. 634-T. W. Hutson, Farmer, Yemassee, S. C. 635-L. Tiedeman, Automobile Business, Atlanta, Ga. 636-E. M. Tiller, Quartermaster, The Citadel. 637-K. R. McMaster, Merchant, Winnsboro, S. C. 638-H. A. Workman, Civil Engineer, Camden, N. J. Class of 1904. 639-G. L. Warren. 640-G. W. White, Civil Engineer. 641-J. T. Reese, Insurance, Columbia, s. C. 642-E. L. Culler, Farmer, Wolfton, S. C. 643-W. E. Sawyer. 644-C. M. Drummond, Lawyer, Spartanburg, S. C. 645-N. P. Gettys, Lugoff, S. C. 646-L. J. Hammett, Physician, Greenville, S. C. 647-T. J. Lyon, Teacher, B. M. I., Greenwood, S. C. 648-J. F. O'Mara, Comdr. Supply Corps, U. S. N. 649-J. C. Hutchins, Liberty, s. C. 22 �Class of 1904-Continued. Remarks. 650-A. C. Padgett, Teacher. 651-A. L. Hodges, Captain, U. S. R.; Prof. Physics, Clemson College, S. C. 652-E. L. Fishburne, Lawyer, Walterboro, S. c. 653-E. Iseman, Physician, Savannah, Ga. 654-N. E. Rogers, Mgr. Southern Cotton Oil Co., Florence, S. C. 655-W. L. Hemphill, Civil Engineer, Greenwood, S. C. 656-W. D. Acker, Principal Bolton College Agricultural High School, Brunswick, Tenn. 657-E. M. Kennedy, Merchant, Blackstock, S. C. Class of 1905. 658-R. F. Willingham, Cotton Factor, Macon, Ga. 659-L. w. Smith, Lieutenant, U. S. R. 660-E. C, Register, Lt.-Col., U. S. A. Med. Corps; Died in Poland, 1920. 661-M. A. Hartnett, Electrical Engineer. 662-J. R. Cain, State Board of Health, Columbia, S. C. 663-J. W. Martin, Captain Engineers, U. S. R.; Civil Engineer, Charleston, s. C. 664-H. A. Smith, Pres. Florence Steam Laundry, Florence, S. C. 665-R, E. Craig, Southern Oil Company, Columbia, S. C 666-L. C. Still, U. S. Government Employ, Washington, D. C. 667-R. C. Dickson, Westminster, S. C. 668-T. H. Moffatt, Captain, U. S. R.; Lawyer, Columbia, S. C. 669-R. B, Hartzog. 670-F. C. Easterby, General Fireproofing Co., Atlanta, Ga. 671-W. M. Bostock, Civil Engineer. 672-W. M, Scott, Superintendent of Schools, Bishopville, S, C. 673-J. B. Doty, Merchant, Winnsboro, S. C. 674-Fitzhugh Lee, Druggist, Greenwood, S. C. 675-W. R. Richey, Captain, U. S. A. Class of 1906, 676-F. B. Culley, Railway Company, Augusta, Ga. 677-J. J. McLure, Captain, C. A. C., St. John Military Academy, Delafield, Wis. 678-J. w. Simons, Jr., Major, U. S. A.; Died 1922. 679-F. F. LaRoche, Atlanta, Ga. 680-F. G. Eason, Captain Engineers, U. S. R.; Civil Engineer, Columbia, S. C. 681-J. M. Moorer, Lawyer, Walterboro, S. C. 682-J. H. Johnson, Lawyer, Allendale, S. C. 683-G. M. Howe, Civil Engineer, Charleston, S. C. 684-R. D. Eadie, Principal Glynn Academy, Brunswick, Ga. 685-C. C. Wyche, Major, U. S. R.; Lawyer, Spartanburg, S. C. 686-R. C. Moore, Civil Engineer, Virginia; Died 1916. 23 - �Class of 1906-Continued. Remarks. 687-J. R. Dickson, Insurance, Ardmore, Okla. 688--,R. W. Wingo. 689-F. H. McKinney, Supt. of Schools, Chesterfield, S. C. 690-R. E. Gribben, Minister, Winston-Salem, N. C. 691-P. J. Harrison. 692-C. F. Colvin, Insurance, Sand Springs, Okla. 693-R. E. Corcoran, Supply Corps, U. S. N. 694-W. W. Dick, Captain, U.S. A. 695-J. L. M. Irby, Captain Engineers. 696-J. G. Lowry, Physician, New York. 697-H. G. Smith, Cotton Mfg., La Grange, Ga. 698-J. 0. Craig, Civil Engineer, Salisbury, N. C. 699-C. A. Roof. 700-F. J. Oakes, United States Army. 701-L. E. Langston, Civil Engineer, Dallas, Texas. 702-C. Waring; Died 1909. 703-W. P. Pollitzer, Jersey City, N. J. 704-W. A. ::: ~ith, Captain, U. S. R. Medical Corps; Physician, Charleston, S. C. 705-J. E. McDonald, Lawyer, Winnsboro, S. C. 706-H. H. Stevens, Merchant, 512 King St., Charleston, S. C. 707-T. C. McGee, Latta, S. C. 708-F. G. Auld, Real Estate, Albany, Ga. 709-E. J. Blank, Lawyer, Charleston, S. C. 710-C. W. Muldrow, Lawyer, Florence, S. C. Class of 1907. 711-J. S. Bethea, Farmer, Latta, S. C. 712-W. w. Benson, Teacher B. M. I., Greenwood, S. C. 713-W. D. Roper, Civil Engineer; Died 1912. 714-T. G. Russell, Commandant Staunton Military Academy, Staunton, Va. 715-B. H. Martin, Civil Engineer, Easley, S. C. 716-J. P. Clarke, Civil Engineer. 717-J. B. Hodges, Accountant, Charleston, S. C. 718-R. C. Hunter, Prosperity, S. C. 719-W. T. Mikell, Traveling Salesman, Columbia, S. C. 720-W. J. Murray, Mercantile Business, Columbia, S. C. 721-0. B. Hutson, Insurance, Aiken, S. C. 722-Gordon Simmons, Electrical Engineer, Ansley Hotel, Atlanta, Ga. 723-D. E. Bradham, Kingstree, S. C. 724-J. H. Hammond, Lawyer, Columbia, S. C.; Member Board of Visitors, The Citadel. 725-J. C. Plowden, Teacher, Manning, S. C. 726-P. S. Cromer, Civil Engineer, Atlanta, Ga. 727-T. D. Watkins, Insurance, Laurens, S. C. 24 �Remarks. Class of 1()07-Continuetl.. 728-P. S. Connor, Farmer, Smoaks, S. C. 729-J. G. Ehrlich, Mercantile Business, Columbia, S. C. Class of 1908. 730-R. H. Willis, Lt.-Col., U. S. A.; Died in France, 1918. 731-J. F. Nohrden, Principal Mitchell School, Charleston. S. C.; Died 1918. 732-D. M. Myers, Teacher, Columbia Military Academy, Columbia, Tenn. 733-G. A. Townes, Hahn & Co., Aiken, S. C. 734-L. C. Bryan, Sumter, S. C. 735-H. R. Wilkins, Insurance Business, Greenville, S. C. 736-A. P. McGee, Captain, U. S. A. 737-J. C. Pate, Manager Cotton Oil Mill, Sumter, S. C. 738-W. T. Briggs, Physician. 739-J. W. Campbell. 740-J. D. Charles, Banker, Conestee, S. C. 741-P. T. Palmer, 1st Lieut., U. S. R.; Lawyer, Charleston, S. C. 742-E. S. Baker, Lawyer, Conway, s. C. 743-H. R. Padgett, Lawyer, Walterboro, S. C. 744-W. B. Porcher. Class of l 909. 745-T. H. Rainsford, Teacher; Died 1910. 746-W. D. Workman, Major, U. S. N. G.; Auto Accessories, Greenville, S. C. 747-C. L. Hair, Associate Professor Mathematics, The Citadel, Charleston, S. C. 748-C. M. McMurray, Major, U.S. A. 749-F. L. Link, Secretary of Province Jolo Sulu, P. I. 750-J. F. Muldrow, Captain, U. S. R.; Commerce, Ga. 751-R. M. Evans. 752-L. K. Brown, Banker, Florence, S. C. 753-M. B. Garris, United States Engineer, Miami, Fla. 754-J. C. Busbee, Captain, U. S. R.; Lawyer, Aiken, S. C. 755-F. S. Smith, Orangeburg, S. C. 756-J. M. Lyles, Cotton, Winnsboro, S. C. 757-C. L. Harris, Asst. Professor of Engineering, Pennsylvania State College, Pa. 758-J. S. Nixon, Farmer, Augusta, Ga. 759-H. A. Simms, Captain, U. S. R.; Lawyer, Barnwell, S. C. 760-F. J. Watson, Kingstree, S. C. 761-=--H. S. Haynesworth. 762-A. Brunson, Farmer, Florence, S. C. 763-A. P. Rhett, Captain, U. S. A. 764-W. W. Barr, Farmer, Springfield, S. C. 765-C. K. McKie, Bank Teller, Augusta, Ga. 25 �Class of 1909-Continued. Remarks. 766-J. G. Osborne, Civil Engineer, Burton, Q. 767-J. M. Sturgeon, Lake City, S. C. 768-W. L. Rearden, Bank Cashier, Graniteville, s. C. 769-S. L. Rigby, Captain, N. A.; Insurance, Spartanburg, S. c. Class of 1910. 770-A. S. Harby, Lawyer, Sumter, s. C. 771-W. T. Lawton. 772-L. R. Forney, Captain U. S. A. 773-P. A. Clarke, Lt. Com., Supply Corps, U.S. N. 774-R. C. Williams, Major, U. S. A. 775-A. T. Corcoran, Y. M. C. A. Work. 776-W. R. Conolly, Major, U.S. A. 777-W. H. Langford, Teacher, B. M. I., Greenwood, S. C. 778-E. H. Huff, Automobile Business, Sumter, S. C. 779-W. C. Wylie, Insurance, Rock Hill, S. C. 780-B. C. Riddle, Captain, U. S. R. 781-J. W. Wallace, Cotton Mill, Central, S. C. 782-W. W. Mciver, 1st Lt., U.S. R.; Accountant, Greenville, S. C. 783-F. P. Sessions, Major, U. S. R.; Insurance, Charlotte, N. C. 784-H. A. Woodward, Lawyer, Augusta, Ga. 785-S. L. Duckett, Civil Engineer, Charlotte, N. C. 786-W. Q. Claytor, Merchant, •Hopkins, S. C. 787-J, Rosenbaum, Merchant, Greenwood, S. C.; Died 1922. 788-J. R. Stewart, 1st Lieut., U. S. R.; Civil Engineer, Tallahassee, Fla. 789-T. C. Parker, 1st Lieut., U. S. R., 3710 Barrington Rd., Baltimore, Md. 790-G. C. Rogers, Principal Courtenay School, Charleston, s. C. 791-A. B. Gross, State Road Dept., Gainesville, Fla. 792-G. C. Blount, Lieut., u. s. R.; Civil Engineer, State Highway Department, Augusta, Ga. 793-J. D. Parks, Greenville, S. C. 794-J. B. Grimball, Captain, F. A., U. S. R.; Cotton Business, Charleston, S. C. 795-W. S. Lykes, Major, U.S. R.; President Draughon's Business College, Columbia, S. C. 796-R. F. Bethea, Latta, S. C. 797-C. C. Wallace, Bank Cashier, Clinton, S. C. 798-C. W. Reeves, Gray Court, S. C. 799-E. L. Skipper, 1st Lieut., Aviation Corps; Supt. Kershaw Cotton Mills, Kershaw, s. C. 800-John Laurens, 1st Sergt. Cav.; Real Estate, Charleston, S. C. 801-C. P. Cornwell, Lawyer. 802---J. E. Cannon, Navy; Cotton Business, Hartsville, s. C. 803-J. K. McCown, Lieut., N. A.; Supt. Schools, Cheraw, s. C. 804-S. S. Tison, Lawyer, Bennettsville, s. C. 26 �Class of 1910-Continued. Remarks. 805-D. W. Gaston, Lawyer, Aiken, S. C. 806-E. D. Smith, Civil Engineer, Greenville, S. C. 807-D. F. Fishburne, Insurance, Charleston, S. C.; Died 1918. 808-D. F. Moorer, St. George, S. C. 809-W. B. Stackhouse, Farmer, Latta, S. C. 810-E. C. Harvey, Farmer, Holly Hill, S. C. 811-C. L. Pilgram, Lawyer, Columbia, S. C. 812-W. M. Smith, Civil Engineer, Chicago, Ill. Class of 1911. 813-J. A. Lester, Major, U. s. A. 814-E. F. Witsell, Major, U. S. A. 815-S. A. Porter, Lieut., N. A.; Teacher B. M. I., Greenwood, S. C. 816-G. W. Green, Greenville, S. C. 817-C. H. Fowler, Chaplain, N. A.; Teacher, Clinton, S. C. 818-J. F. Risher, Teacher, Smoaks, S, C. 819-T. S. Sinkler, Jr., Captain, U. S. A. 820-C. A. Isaacs, Civil Engineer, Freeport, Ill. 821-H. G. Acker, Asst. Commandant, Staunton Military Academy, Staunton, Va. 822-J. K. Shannon, Gas and Water Company, Atlanta, Ga. 823-W. R. Buie, Civil Engineer, care John M. Kelly Cont. Co., Camden, N. J. 824-W. R. Marvin, Farmer, White Hall, s. C. 825-B. T. Cripps, Major, U. S. M. c. 826-Thaddeus Street, Ship Broker, Charleston, S. C. 827-S. H. Clark. 828-C. F. Yates, Accountant, Bisbee, Ariz. 829-F. A. Hazard, Architect, Augusta, Ga. 830-G. D. Murphey, Major, U. s. A. 831-R. E. Davis. 832-H. F. Porcher, Captain, U.S. N. G.; Cameron & Barkley Co., Charleston, S. C. 833-H. K. Pickett, Major, U. S. M. C. 834-G. C. McCelvey, Captain, U. S. R., Principal High School, York, S. C. 835-B. R. Legge, Captain, U. s. A. 836-C. T. Smith, Jr., 1st Lieut., U.S. N. G.; Lawyer, 1209 Washington St., Columbia, S. C. 837-B. A. Sullivan, Jr., Lieut., U. S. N. G., Laurens, S. C. 838-H. O. Strohecker, Jr., Prin. Bennett School, Charleston, S. C. 839-S. G. Thompson, Jr., in Bank, Abbeville, S. C. 840-J. C. Pickens, Civil Engineer, Richmond, Va. 841-J. E. Ellerbe, Jr., Civil Engineer, Winston-Salem, N. C. 842-B. D. Refo, Jr., Teacher, Lanes, S. C. 843-C. Johnson, Civil Engineer, 966 Heard Ave., Augusta, Ga. 27 �Class of 1912. Remarks. 844-S, S. Pitcher, Post Adjutant, Staunton Military Academy, Staunton, Va. 845-Lewis Simons, Captain, U. S. A. 846_:_A. C. Hiers, Lawyer; Died 1912. 847-C. S. Brown, Hospital Corps, N. A.; Died 1919. 848-A. E. Merrimon, Law Student; Died 1913. 849-J. D. E. Meyer, Major, U. S. N. G.; U. S. District Attorney, Charleston, S. C. 850-E. B. Patrick, Sec. Ga. State Sav. Inst., Savannah, Ga. 851-J. H. Bouknight, Lieut., N. A.; Farmer, Johnston, S. C. 852-R. F. Walsh, Captain, U. S. A. 853-C. M. Lindsay, Major, U. S. R.; Cotton Broker, Spartanburg, S. C. 854-J. H. Thompson, 1st Lieut., U. S. R., Professor Tulane University, New Orleans, La. 855-A. F. Littlejohn, 1st Lieut., U. S. N. G.; Associated Press, Columbia, S. C. 856-J. S. Sanders, Accountant, Darlington, S. C. 857-1. L. Riff, Merchant, Fairmount, N. C. 858-J. C. Fair, Merchant, Greenville, S. C. 859-G. H. McLean, Lieut., U. S. A.; Maxton, N. C. 860-R. Q. Free, Blackville, S. C. 861-J. A. Doyle, Real Estate Business, Georgetown, S. C. 862-C. Q. Kirsch, Broker, Bamberg, S. C. 863-C. Rigby, Capt. Med. Corps, N. A.; Physician, Spartanburg, s. c. 864-S. E. Lyles, Salesman, Winnsboro, S. C. 865-0. G. Wood, Life Insurance, Greer, S. C. 866-C. Anderson, Jr., Engineer, Splitdorf Elec. Co., Calcutta, Ind. 867-T. P. Duckett, Lieut., Aviation Corps, Anderson, s. C. 868-J. W. Shuler, Trenton, S. C. 869-B. B. Bouknight, Farmer, Johnson, s. C. 870-J. C. Perrin, Lieut., Engineers; Civil Engineer, Union, S. C. 871-M. H. Varn, Standard Oil Co., Hong Kong, China. 872-F. Y. Legare, Farmer, Mullet Hall, S. C. 873-P. B. Robinson, Captain, U. S. A. 874-J. M. Roper, Patent Draftsman, Washington, D. C. 875-M. C. Stuckey, in Business, Florence, s. C. 876-J. P. Temple, Savannah Hotel, Savannah, Ga. 877-J. F. Oglesby, Draftsman, Philadelphia, Pa. Class of 1913. 878-J. F. Hutchinson, Chemist. 879-H. E. Losse, Evening Post, Charleston, S. C. 880-J. P. Woodson, 1st Lieut., Engineers, U. S. R. 881-J . .M. Arthur, Major, U. S. M. C. 882-S. C. Chandler, Insurance, Greenville, S. C. 28 �Class of 1913-Continued. Remarks. 883-R. N. Whaley, Sec. Publicity Co., 5205 Webster St., Philadelphia, Pa. 884-D. s. DuBose. 885-E. C. Hesse, Druggist, Charleston, S. C. 886-J. R. Martin, Captain, U. S. M. C.; Killed in Santo Domingo, 1917. 887-C. P. Gilchrist, Major, U. S. M. C. 888-J. T. Yarborough. 889-J. R. Harris. 890-A. L. Mims, Florence, S. C. 891-H. E. Sheldon. 892-W. D. Boykin, 1223 Dorchester Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. 893-1. H. Kohn, in Business, Philadelphia, Pa. 894-J. w. Weeks, Captain, U.S. A. 895-A. S. LeGette, Captain, U. S. A. 896-W. M. Hester; Died 1914. 897-A. Smith, Captain, U. S. A. 898-H. C. Shirley, Physician, Charlotte, N. C. 899-J. D. McDill, Accountant, Columbia, S. C. 900-E. W. Marvin, 1st Lieut., U. S. A.; Died 1920. 901-S. H. Smith. 902-B. D. Altman. 903-W. H. Lawton, Ranchman, Ennis, Montana. 904-E. W. Yates, Jr., 2nd Lieut., U. S. R. 905-J. C. Stanton, Farmer, Clio, S. C. 906-A. M. Parrott, 1st Lieut., U.S. R.; Died 1920. 907-D. F. Clarke; Died 1917. 908-C. N. Muldrow, Captain, U.S. M. C. 909-L, w. Wilson, Captain Tank Corps, U. S. A.; Architect, Boston, Mass. 910-P. L. Lybrand, Merchant, Swansea, S. C. 911-D. F. Moore, Jr., Merchant, Brunson, S. C. 912-J. C. Hutson, Captain, U. S. A. 913-T. K. Gibson, 2nd Lieut., U.S. R., McColl, S, C. 914-L. W. Davis. 915-E. P. Meadors; Died 1914. Class of 191(, 916-C. F. Myers, Jr., Asst. Prof. Mathematics, The Citadel. 917-H. T. Bridgman, Minister, Yencheng, Kiangsu, China. 918-G. A. King, Captain, U. S. A. 919-J. Cart, Jr., 1st Lieut., U. S. R., Spartanburg, S. C. 920-W. G. Thompson, Am. Tel. & Tel. Co., 194 Broadway, New York City. 921-F. E. Harrison, Jr., Merchant, Abbeville, S. C. 922-W. E. Cuttino, Sumter, S. C. 923-E. W. Dabbs, Jr., 1st Lieut., U. S. R.; Farmer, Mayesville, s. c. 29 �Class of 1914-Continued. Remarks. 924-0. L. Long, Lawyer, Laurens, S. C. 925-1. Ussery, Ridgeville, S. C. 926-A. B. Boykin, Farmer, Lugoff, S. C. 927-Wallace Prior, Lieut., Supply Corps, U. S. N. 928-V. H. Wheeler, Lieut., Supply Corps, U. S. N. 929-T, F. McGarey, Traffic Corporation, 393 Canal St., New York. 930-T. H. Frost, Civil Engineer, Hepzibah, Ga. 931-P. J. Zeigler, Jr., Lieut., N. A.; Farmer, Bamberg, S. C. 932-Norman Minus, Captain, U. S. A. 933-N. J. Smith, Teacher, West Jefferson, N. C. 934-J. W. Anderson, 1st Lieut., U. S. R.; Theological Student, Columbia, S. C. 935-S. A, Woods, Jr., Major, U. S, M. C. 936-L. W. Whaley, Major, U.S. M. C. 937-F. Y. Moore, Farmer, Spartanburg, S. C. 938-K. I. Buse, Major, u. s. M. C. 939-S. F. Miller, with Southern Teachers' Agency, Columbia, S. C. 940-L. W. Boykin, Jr., Captain, U. S. R,; Cattle Farmer, Boykin, S. C. 941-H. H. Gregory, Minister, Modoc, S. C. 942-A. W. Lynch, Teacher, Saluda, S. C. 943-J. F. Jeffords, Major, U. s. M. C. 944-S. L. Eason, Engineer, 2309 MacDonough Road, Wilmington, Del. 945-H, B. Seyle. 946-G. E. Doyle, Lieut., U. s. R., Merchant, Georgetown, s. C. 947-E, A. Sullivan, Staten Island, N. Y. 948-S. R. Moore, Auditor Bureau Internal Revenue, Washington, D. C. 949-J. H. David, Jr., 1st Lieut., U. S. R.; Killed in France, 1918. 950-W. H, Flint, Standard Oil Co., Charleston, S. C. 951-A. P, Bruner, Captain, C. A. C. 952-T. E. Hipp, Lieut., Supply Corps, U.S. N. 953-A. H. McCaulay, Lieut., Air Service; Lawyer, Columbia, S. C. 954-W. T. Barron, Bank Cashier, Fort Mill, S. C. Class of 1915. 955-T. B. Jackson, with Cotton Mill, Rock Hill, S. C. 956-B. F. Gaines, Prof. Mech. Eng., University Florida, Gainesville, Fla. 957-H. Tindal, 2nd Lieut., U. S. R.; Automobile Business, Camden, s. C. 958-W. C. Moore, Captain, U.S. A. 959-T. P. Cheatham, Major, U. S. M. C. 960-R. D. Porter, Draftsman, Sirrine Co., Greenville, S. C. 961-G. A. Chalker. 962-J. H. Holmes, Jr., Captain, U.S. A.; Killed in France in 1918. 30 �Class of 1915-Continued. Remarks. 963-H. J. Bailey, Lieut., Engineers, U. S. N. G. 964-C. S. Lawrence, Flying Cadet; A. s. A. 965-R. C. Hilton, Captain, U. S. A. 966-P. K. Shuler, 2nd Lieut., U. S. R. 967-R. D. Schroeder, Teacher, Summerville, S. C. 968-H. 0. Speed, Lieut., U. S. R.; Pharmacist, Abbeville, S. C. 969-T. B. Baldwin, Lieut., N. A., Madison, Ga. 970-W. A. Moore, Jr., Lt., C. A. C.; Insurance, Charleston, S. C. 971-R. D. Hardy. 972-A. E. Nimitz, Architect, Chattanooga, Tenn. 973-I. B. Armfield, Editor, Saluda, S. C. 974-R. W. Hudgens, Captain, U. S. A., Real Estate and Insurance, Greenville, S. C. 975-W. C. Wallace, Lieut., Supply Corps, U. S. N. 976-A, W. Folger, Captain, U. S. R-; Student Columbia University, N. Y. 977-R. L. Meares, Lt., U. S. N. G.; Real Estate, Greenville, S. C. 978-G. W. Wilkes, Supt. School, Lake City, S. C. 979-T. 0- Cannon, Lieut., U. S. Aviation Corps; Town Manager, Morganton, N. C. 980-H. Hutchison, Farmer, Rock Hill, S. C. 981-G. W. Clement, Supply Corps, U. S. N. 982-K. D. Ransom, Captain, U.S. M. C. 983-T. L. Alexander, Captain, U. S. A.; Teacher Tech. High School, Atlanta, Ga. 984-T. W, Martin, Lieut., N. A.; Farmer, Belton, S. C. 985-B. B. Kinloch, Captain, U. S. A.; Broker, Charleston, S. C. 986-J. W. Marshall, Serg., U. S. Eng.; in Business, York, S. c. 987-J. H. Morris, Live Stock, Clarendon, Texas. 988-E. A. Terrell, Charlotte, N. C. 989-R. F. Boyd, Lieut., U. S. M. C., Ret., 1st Austin Ave., Asheville, N. C. 990-R. L. Seay, Lieut., Signal Corps, N. A.; Tel. & Tel. Co., New Orleans, La. 991-C. G. Hammond, Captain, U. S. A. 992-B. A. Grimball, Ensign, U.S. N. R.; Farmer, James Isl., S, C. 993-S. L. Reid, Newspaper Work, Charleston, s. C. 994-R. H. Tarrant, 1st Lieut., U. S. R., Atlanta, Ga. 992-E. J. Fraylick, Hopkins, S. C. 996-R, J. Kirk, Captain, U. S. A. 997-J. w. Cooley; Cotton, Anderson, S. C. 998-D. H. Owen, Major, U.S. M. C. Class of 1916. 999-J. A. Mood, Jr., Captain, U. S. A.; Killed in France, 1918. 1000-R. C. Brunson, Captain, U. S. A. 1001-G. A. Patrick, Captain, U. S. A. 1002-W. R. Cothran, Jr. 31 �Class of 1916-Continued. Remarks.. 1003-J. H. Lafitte, Captain, U.S. A. 1004-W. C. James, Major, U. S. M. C. 1005-T. D. Paulling, Lawyer, Darlington, S. C. 1006-W. M. Spann, Captain, U. s. A. 1007-J. Anderson, Automobile Business, Greenville, S. C. 1008-F. · W. Sheppard, Investments, Birmingham, Ala. 1009-W. C. Byrd, Major, U.S. M. C. 1010-W. M. Bouknight, Lieut., U. s. R.; Farmer, Johnston, S. C. 1011-A. A. Cook. 1012-G. B. Reynolds, Major, U. S. M. C. 1013-D. H. Laird, Teacher, Lowndesville, S. C. 1014-P. C. Pearson, Anderson, S. C. 1015-C. R. Perkins. 1016-F. J. Simons, Captain, U. S. A.; Civil Eng'r, Charleston, s. c. 1017-H, C. Cooper, Major, U.S. M. C. 1018-J. K. Bolton, Lt., U. s. M. C.; Killed in Santo Domingo, 1917. 1019-E. S. Blake, Capt., N. A.; Farmer, Box 588, Greenville, S. C. 1020-0. A. Palmer, Captain, U. S. A. 1021-E. M. Claytor, with Bethlehem Steel Co., Newcastle, Del. 1022-A. R. Temple, Investments, Denver, Colo., 201 Interstate Trust Bldg. 1023-G. H. Yarborough, Capt., U. S. M. C.; Killed in France, 1918. 1024-J. M. Gibert, Lieut., N. A.; Farmer, Willington, S. C. 1025-T. P. Cothran, Jr., Greenville, S. C. 1026-C. F. Kilgus, Bamberg, S. C. 1027-J. A. Gibert, Farmer, Willington, S. C. 1028-C. W. Chalker, Captain, U. S. A. 1029-J. T. Moore, Major, U. S. M. C. Class of 1917. 1030-J. G. McRae, Civil Engineer, Delmont, Pa, 1031-R. G. Howard, Lieut., U. S. M. C.; Killed in Santo Domingo, 1919. 1032-J. F. Moriarity, Captain, U.S. M. C. 1033-W. Q. Jeffords, Captain, C. A. C. 1034-E. W. King, Captain, C. A. C. 1035-W. W. Muckenfuss, V. C. Chem. Co., Charleston, S, C. 1036-J. L. Weeks, 1st Lieut., U. S. A.; Died in Germany, 1920. 1037-E. B. Hope, Captain, U.S. M. C., Ret.; Law Student University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. 1038-J. W. Lea. 1039-K. Green, 1st Lieut., U. s. A. 1040-T. B. Fowler. 1041-H. C. Switzer, Farmer, Switzer, s. C. 1042-H. H. Jeter, Lieut., U. S. M. C.; Farmer and Stock Raiser, Carlisle, s. C. 32 �Class of 1917-Continued. Remarks. 1043-G. L. Chumbley, Lieut., U. S. M. C.; Lawyer, Richmond, Va. 1044-W. K. Dickson. 1045-.-E. H. Poulnot, Lieut., U. S. M. C.; Asst. Mgr. Kerrison Dry Goods Co., Charleston, S. C. 1046-H. C. Savage, Captain, U. S. M. C.; Ret., 15 Virginia Circle, Atlanta, Ga. 1047-D. A. Holliday, Captain, U. S. M, C.; Insurance, 1302 Pickens Street, Columbia, S. C. 1048-J. A. Clarkson, 1st Lieut., Infantry, N. A.; Farmer, Hopkins, s. C. 1049-S. Y. Dinkins, 1st Lieut., Infantry, Regular Army; Insurance, Sumter, S. C. 1050-J. A. Nichols, Captain, U. S. A, 1051-L. G. Merritt, Captain, U. S. M. C, 1052-W. A. Moore, Greenwood, S. C. 1053-F. S. Poulnot, Lieut., N. A-; Druggist, Charleston, S. C. 1054-0. C. Moore. 1055-E. M. Galpin, Ninety Six, S. C. 1056-G. H. Whisenhunt, Capt., U. S. M. C.; Farmer, Orangeburg, S. C. 1057-E. P. Norwood, Capt., U. S. M. C. 1058-W. G. Wallace, Lieut., Field Artillery, Regular Army; in Business, Mars Bluff, S. C. 1059-J. C. Cogswell, Captain, U. S. M. C.; with Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co., Charleston, S. C. 1060-J. P. Mahaffey. 1061-A. T, Elmore, 1st Lieut., U. S. M. C.; Killed in France, 1918. 1062-S. C. Strohecker, 1st Lieut., N. A.; Proprietor Drug Store, Columbia, s. C. Class of 1918. 1063-G. G. Cromer, Cotton Broker. 1064-N. J. Cromer, Lieut., F, A., N. A.; Civil Engineering Work, Newberry, S. C. 1065-F. R. Rogers, 'Lieut., F. A., N. A.; with Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co., Charleston, S. C. 1066-B. R. Stroup, Enoree, S. C. 1067-H. F. Adickes, Lieut., U. S. M. C. 1068-W. R. Mood, Automobile Business, Bishopville, S. C. 1069-R. Y. Turner, Lt., F. A., N. A.; Merchant, Winnsboro, S. C. 1070-W. N. Levin, Lieut., Inf., N. A.; Lawyer, Beaufort, S. C. 1071-H. L. Cunningham, Greer, S. C. 1072-J. L. Bolt, Lieut., U. S. A. 1073-W, L. McKittrick, Lieut., U. S. M. C. 1074-F. E. Zemp, Medical Student, Camden, N. J. 1075-W. P. Bowers, Lieut., Inf., N. A.; Supt. of Education, Hampton, S. C. 1076-T. C. Sparks, Dentist, Conway, s. C. 33 �Class of 1918-Continued. Remarks. 1077-L- C. Waring, Lieut., Inf., N. A.; Cotton Business, Charleston, s. C. 1078-F. L. Gaffney, Ensign, Supply Corps, U.S. N. 1079-J. E. White, Lieut., F. A., N. A.; Teacher, Fulton High School, Atlanta, Ga. 1080-J. L. Dicks. 1081-H. w. Carter. 1082-W. J. Wallis, Lieut., Inf., N. A.; in Business, Macon, Ga. 1083-F. N. Thurston, Lieut., Inf., N. A.; Bank Clerk, Charleston, S. C. 1084-H. E. Platt, Student Medical College, S. C. 1085-J. B. Gambrell, Trion, Ga. 1086-B. C. Boland, Inf., N. A., Springfield, S. C. 1087-A. Middleton, Lt., Inf., N. A.; in Business, Charleston, S. C. 1088-H. W. Tarkington, Lieut., U.S. A. 1089-K. L. Simons, Lieut., U. S: M. C., Charleston, S. C. 1090-K. F. Snearer. Class of 1919. 1091-F. E. Cothran, Lieut., U. S. A. 1092-J. w. Keels, Engineer, State Highway Com., Columbia, S. C. 1093-H. C. Jones, Civil Engineer, Walterboro, S. C. 1094-M. Surasky, Aiken, s. C. 1095-A. T. Brown, Civil Engineer, State Highway Com., Greenville, S. C. 1096-J. T. Witsell, Insurance, Charleston, S. C. 1097-J. H. Sanders, Medical Student, Charleston, S. C. 1098-W. C. Huggins, Lieut., U.S. A. 1099-W. C. Wolfe, Teacher, Lawndale, N. C. 1100-J. D. Fuller, Teacher, Pullman, w. Virginia. 1101-A. S. Reynolds, Cotton Mfg., Greenville, S. C. 1102-W. C. Hane, Commandant Cadets, Los Angeles, Cal. 1103-J. K. Coleman, Asst. Prof. of History, The Citadel. 1104-J. w. Wilson, Teacher, Chester, S. C. 1105-J. B. Hart, Clinton, S. C. 1106-L. E. Bush, Farmer, Ellenton, S. C. 1107-M. K. Jeffords, Cotton, Columbia, s. C. 1108-A. L. Street, Ship Broker, Charleston, S. C. 1109-G. W. Nicholson, Lawyer, Camden, S. c. 1110-J. J. Still, Asst. Prof. Engineering, Clemson College, S. C. 1111-M. Pearlstine, Insurance, Charleston, S. C. 1112-J. H. Coleman, Teacher, Columbia Military Academy, Columbia, Tenn. 1113-G. T. Hagan, Teacher, Lake City, S. C. 1114-J. H. Rivers, Principal School, Duncan, s. C. 1115-T. T. Dill, Teacher, Taylors, S. C. 1116-J. R. Lawson, State Park, s. C. 34 �Class of 1919-Continued. Remarks. 1117-F. A. Thompson, Salesman, 11 King St., Charleston, S. C. 1118-M. L. Bush, Greensboro, N. C. 111~-T. C. Cannon, Theological Student, Atlanta, Ga. 1120-F. W. Ford, Engineer, State Highway Com., Columbia, S. C. 1121-E. J. McManus, Civil Engineer, Charleston, S. C. 1122-J. C. McGowan, Cross Hill, S. C. 1123-E. W. Rugheimer, 14 Liberty St., Charleston, s. C. 1124-S. Warley, Cotton, Charleston, S. C. 1125-C. Alexander, Bank Business, Chester, S. C. 1126-T. E. Dunbar, Civil Engineer, Columbia, S. C. 1127-W. W. Wannamaker, Civil Engineer, Orangeburg, s. C. Class of 1920. 1128-E. B. Smith, Vice-Pres. Battle & Co., Mfg. Chemists, 1409 Pershing Ave., St. Louis, Mo 1129-R. P. Williams, Civil Engineer, Atlanta, Ga. 1130-C. E. Moore, Teacher, Washington, D. C. 1131-J. B. Middleton, Standard Oil Co., Charleston, S. C. 1132-T. C. Latimer, Civil Engineer, Columbia, S. C. 1133-R. E. Seymour, Teacher, B. M. I., Greenwood, S. C. 1134-H. V. Bradley, Civil Engineer, Sumter, S. C. 1135-V. A. Crawford, Columbia Theological Seminary, Columbia, s. C. 1136-S. M. Sanders, Sec. Charleston Crockery Co., Charleston, s. c. 1137-P. C. Doyle, Standard Oil Co., Charleston, S. C. 1138-J. C. Rainsford, State Highway Com., Greenwood, S. C. 1139-W. Evans, Medical Student, Charleston, S. C. 1140-W. E. Whaley, Standard Oil Co., Charleston, S. C. 1141-W. J. Jackson. 1142-W. J. Maxwell, Merchant, Florence, S. C. 1143-G. C. Carrington, Lieut., U. S. A. 1144-J. L. Whitten, Teacher, High School, Columbia, S. C. 1145-B. R. Linley, State Highway Com., Columbia, S. C. 1146-G. H. Allan, Sales Manager, Summerville, S. C. 1147-P. G. Hasell, Standard Oil Co., Charleston, S. C. 1148-J. P. Thomas, Teacher, Columbia, s. C. 1149-J. E. Griffin, Teacher, Waycross, Ga. 1150-W. E. James, Tobacco Business, Darlington, S. C. 1151-J. J. Padgett, Law Student, Walterboro, S. C. 1152-R. S. Baynard, State Board of Health, Fairfax, S. C. 1153-L. Arthur, Public Health Service, Palmetto Bldg. Columbia, s. c. 1154-A. w. Riley, in Bank, Bennettsville, S. C. 1155-M. S. McFadden, Merchant, Kingstree, S. C. 1156-G. W. Smith, Teacher, Union, S. C. 1157-T. B. Hayne, Public Health Service, Columbia, S. C. 35 �Class of 1921. Remarks. 1158-H. M; Arthur, Merchant, Union, s. C. 1159-W, J. Gooding, Engin'r, State Highway Com., Columbia, S. C. 1160-J. A. Tiedemann, Teacher, Charleston High School, Charleston, S. C. 1161-0. C. Mood, 1st Lieut., U. s. A. 1162-H. J. Jaeger, Student, Georgia School of Tech., Atanta, Ga. 1163-P, J. McLean, Student, Crozier Seminary, Chester, Pa. 1164-R. B. Jarvis, Teacher, High School of Charleston, S. C. 1165-A. F. Heinsohn, Accountant, Charleston, S. C. 1166-J. 0. Kelly, 1st Lieut., C. A. C. 1167-J. s. Lewis, Medical Student, Charleston, S. C. 1168-A. G. Hampton, Eng'r State Highway Com., Lykesland, S. C. 1169-T. W. Williamson, Student, Univ. of N. C., Chapel Hill, N. C. 1170-C. P. Hayes, 317 Palmer Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. 1171-E. R. Morgan, Civil Engineer, Gastonia, N. C. 1172-W. H. Carter. 1173-T. W. Ross, Lieut., U. S. A., Ret., Florence, s. C. 1174-E. C. Perry. 1175-L. C. Whitaker, Lieut., U.S. M. C. 1176-J. D. Whaley, Medical Student, Charleston, S. C. 1177-V. Harvey, Teacher, Monck's Corner, S. C. 1178-J. L. Platt, Student, George Washington University, Washington, D. C. 1179-J. P. Cartrette, Superintendent of Schools, Cope, S. C. 1180-W. 0. Brice, Lieut., U. S. M. C. 1181-E. A. Pollock, Lieut., U. S. M. C. 1182-R. L. Brunson, Commandant, Sewanee Military Academy, Sewanee, Tenn. 1183-B. N. Singleton, Teacher, Westminster, S. C. 1184-W. w. Watson, Teacher, Anniston, Ala. 1185-1. M. Coleman, Teacher, Georgia Military College, Milledgeville, Ga. 1186-P. W. Sanders, Medical Student, Charleston, S. C. 1187-G. C. Wise, Teacher. 1188-G. F. Reeves, Medical Student, Charleston, S. C. 1189-P. Workman, York, S. C. 1190-C. A. Witsell, in Bank, Walterboro, S. C. 1191-A. Bannett, New Orleans, La. 1192-W. F. Marshall, Cotton Oil Co., York, S. C. 1193-F. M. Wulbern, Lieut., U. S. M. C. 1194-B. Hill, Engineer, State Highway Com., Columbia, s. C. 1195-T. R. Fishburne, Teacher, Castle Heights, Tenn. 1196-H. M. James, Teacher, Quitman, Ga. 1197-M. Q. Shealy, Teacher, Heath Springs, S. C. 1198---C. H. Hutchins, in Business, Spartanburg, S. C. 1199-J. P. Scovill, Athletic Director, Orangeburg, S. C. 1200-T. W. Gary, Sales Mgr., Willys-Overland Co., Bartow, Fla. 36 �Class of 1921-Coritinued. Remarks. 1201-W, M. Albergotti, Commandant, Mt. Pleasant Collegiate Institute, N. C. 1202-T. K. Ruff, in Business, Columbia, s. C. 1203-W. c. Langley, Teacher, Quitman, Ga. Class of 1922. 1204-L. B. Aull, Fellow in Engineering, Univ of N. C., Chapel Hill, N. C. 1205-A. C. Phelps, Student, Mass. School of Tech., Boston, Mass. 1206-W. W. Tolleson, Southern Power Company, Charlotte, N. C. 1207-H. P. Weeks, Teacher, McClellanville, S. C. 1208-0. H. Kollock, Engineer, State Highway Dept., N. Carolina. 1209-J. W. Gee, Florence, S. C. 1210--A. S. Smith, Augusta, Ga. 1211-T. M. Mayfield, Teacher, Staunton Mil. Acad., Staunton, Va. 1212-J. G. Wardlaw, Fellow in Engineering, Univ. of N. C., Chapel Hill, N. C. 1213-R. B. Rustin, Haverty Furniture Co., Charleston, S. C. 1214-A. B. Wagoner, Bengol Stove Works, Spring City, Pa. 1215-D. s. Asbill, Student, Medical College of s. C., Charleston, S. C. 1216-H. N. Heckle, Teacher, Blackville, S. C. 1217-J. w. Thompson, Teacher, McCallie School, Chattanooga, Tenn. 1218-N. F. Evarts, Chester, W. Va. 1219-H. W. Crouch, Teacher, Rantowles, S. c. 1220-T. M. Howell, Teacher, Glynn Academy, Brunswick, Ga. 1221-J. H. Knox, Teacher, Charlotte, N. C. 1222-G. N. Bailey, Engineering Work, Olmstead, Ky. 1223-B. F. Williamson, Darlington, S. C. 1224-J. B. Edgerton, Florence, S. C. 1225-L. s. Poulnot, Kerrison Dry Goods Co., Charleston, S. C. 1226-R. E. Barron, York, S. C. 1227-R. C. Jeter, Whitmire, S. C. 1228-D. B. Alexander, Teacher, DeFuniak Springs, Fla. 1229-J. B. Weston, Engineer State Highway Dept., Columbia, S. C. 1230-E. E. Foster, Student, George Washington University, Washington, D. C. 1231-J. D. Frost, Teacher, Spartanburg, S. C. 1232-E. L. Tolbert, Greenwood, S. C. 1233-J. B. Cope, Beaufort, S. C. 1234-S. D. Fortson, care Sirrene & Co., Greenville, S. C. 1235-W. H. McCorkle, Teacher, Anderson, S. C. 1236-F, R. McAlister, Teacher, Sullivans Island, S. C. 1237-J. R. Hanahan, Student, Univ. of Va., Charlottsville, Va. 1238-H. B. Muckenfuss, Student, Y. M. C. A. College, Nashville, Tenn. 37 �Class of 1922-Continued. Remarks. 1239-D. W. Moore, Engineer, The Wilson Co., Greenville, S. C. 1240-J. E. Adams, Teacher, Ninety Six, S. C. 1241-P. L. Langford, Engineer, U. G. I. Contracting Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 1242-C. B. Prentiss, Standard Oil Co., Charleston, S. C. 1243-E. W. Black, Walterboro, s. C. 1244-Eben Taylor, Assistant Professor of Physics, The Citadel, Charleston, S. C. 1245-C. F. Ende, Greenville, Texas. 1246-C. H. Metz, Standard Oil Co., Charleston, S. C. 1247-R. C. Roberts, Standard Oil Co., Charleston, S. C. 1248-L. E. Diltz, Spartanburg, s. C. 1249-C. F. Klenke, 2 Amherst St., Charleston, s. C. 1250-W. A. Leland, Engineering Work, Charleston, S. C. 1251-W. B. Jones, Medical Student, Emory Univ., Atlanta, Ga. 1252-J. W. Simmons, Student, Univ. of Pa., Philadelphia, Pa. 1253-J. E. Rogers, Teacher, Darlington, S. C. 1254-B. B. Kirkland, in Business, Columbia, S. C. 1255-Q. D. Gasque, Teacher, Southern Pines, N. C. 1256-S. B. Antley, Teacher, Springfield, s. C. 1257-S. M. Roper, City Engineer, Lincolnton, N. C. 38 �� 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. 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An arsenal containing 8,000 stand of arms is located at Charles ton, and one containing 2,000 stand at Columbia, ,vhich were fot 1nerly guarded by t,vo cornpanies of enlisted soldiers, at an annua expense of $24,000. In 1843, this appropriation ,vas transferred to th, support of tvv7o companies of Cadets, \\:rho, in addition to their du tie n s a guard, should also be placed under a course of instruction npoJ the basis of the U. S. l\iilitary Academy at West Point. Upon thi ne,v systen1 the Schools have been in successful operation for sL c. years. 'I'he Cadets admitted consist of t'rvo c1asses 1 Ben&ji,cwry and Pa� Cadets. The State ·snpplies to the Beneficiary Cadet all his expen s2s. The Pay Cadet is at his o,vn expense, and pays $200 per yea for every charge, including clothing The Beneficiary Cadets ar1 selected fron1 those ,vho are not able to bear their own expense� 'I'he two Schools have always had as many pupils as the buildings; ,vill aceommodate, (the one at Colun1bia being auxiliary �to that o Charleston,) and number 58 Beneficiary Cadets, and 24 Pay CadetE Applications are made to the Chairman of the Board of Visitore prior to the annual meeting of the Board on Friday before the fourtl 1\Ionday in November, by ,vhom appointments are made for boil rlasses of Cadets, respect being had to their due apportiontmen among the several Judicial Districts of the State. • The Citadel was enlarged (thirty rooms) last year.. ) I �B01\.RD OF VISITORS. is Excellency W B. SEABROOK, Governor of So. Ca., (ex-officio.) en. JAMES JoNEs, (Address,) Aiken, S" C. " en. D. F. JAMISON, Orangeburg, C. H. " uen. vV J. HANNA, Cherterville, C. H. " �en. D. \VALLACE, Union C. H. " Buckhead, Fairfield Dist. (ien. J. H. �IEANs, fen. J. 1\r. CANTEY, Adj't. and Ins. Gen., (ex-officio,) Camden C', H OFl�ICERS AND PROFESS0l{S, ) CI '"f ADEL "'"\CADE�IY, CHARLES"fON. l'f ajor R. W CoLcocK, Superintendent and Professor of l"fechanics and Engineering. Capt. A. H. BRISBANE, Professor of Belles Letters. First Lieut. :JNo. A. LELAND, Professor of l\fathematics and As. tronomy. r. \tVM. Hu�IE, Professor of Experiruental Science. iVM. GAUTHIER, Professor of French and Dra\ving. . . Dr. H. BoYLSToN, Surgeon, �fr. J. L. l 1 GREGORIE, Bursar. A"RSENAL ACADEJ\iY, COLUMBIJ\. Capt. J. MATTHE,vs, Superintendent, &c. �irst Lieut. C. C. TEW, Professor Mathematics, Dr•.,A. I-I. NAGEL, Surgeone \, �4 FJRST CLJ..\SS, (GnADtL-\TEs,)-1849. DATE OF .ADMISSION. f DISTRICTS. . �, *1 f n F �.+.e-,;-ens �';.:I lLrn nRice, A. ' � , J. 1. L.Ga1y, 4. 11. L. Thurston, � T .u. � . · "" u • D \Vh1t e, f.!G. B. Lartigue, ,., -,;r • G .1ng1es0y, \·v .·• r � • 0 t-� nun"'·o .. ( \J'fe .1c .... J..> .b.v.i, 0'..,.. 1s... ,.,..,,. abrer, ··l tJ. ,v .. L,l.�i. ¥1. Stewart, 1 _; ii 'l.'. E. Strother, 1l l"' · i.·T � •T-• r ·fo')•(7qn ' 'l'�r !l' J �(. f ·-. - • ....._,lJ ' ' 'l (, 't Pendleton. DannYell, Beaufort, Greenville, Georgetown, Ban::wGll, Charleston, Su1nter, AbbeYillo, Colleto1l, I C.hesterfield, Ch �r-1.a.:ito11 ..... G,i_ ............ .:::, • I Jun. ' -:r.1 b. H. Egleston, *� J. A. Houser, 3 C. Oliver, 4 J. Robertson, 1 ::; v J CrooK e r, 6 0. A. Darby, 7 S. I{ennerly, E G. J. Odom. 9 J. Abrains, 10 J. lnglesby, 1tll H. '1Vheaton, 12 A. Edwards, 1 T. L ..A.rnold, J. D. Lee, _. • . Charleston, Orangeburg, Edgetield, Charleston, "'i'cl� n 1:.. 6 e�-e ld , ChaYleston, Orangeburg, Barnwell, Georgetown, Charleston, Abbeville, Colleton, Laurens, Colleton, __. 0.::. "'' 1 1,,-. ,) t I �f.I ,, " ,}t) a! I D A.'I'E OF AD)llSSIO:i. Age 11 vd1en ' adn1'd / Oct. 18-1G, Jun. 1847, " " " " " " � '"' " " " " ,.., r _; • ----- ! I' .'2 u5 . 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Pl I _____ ______ _ _____________ ___________ ..;._ ..... i sc 1�" �mm.*1-�dld!!.ilt'adi"'ltltttre\!PJ?:gs:;l.';'5J.«,.a i � I . � s � ·s -� � iJ') ,; ve ,... l �s!Zm:mlll!l:•ZWXD:M>JeiOIWCCf'Y�M-iD'!lllill:-;e-;;::,;s;c:;:z:;,....-:,-::;;;zacag;:;;m,;;n..:RXJtsrzs,.,,aure=,a#!C·!& DISTRICTS. r )riath· Pro1 35: Adjutant. 31 Captain. 1, .18,16, I 15 I 6112111 J 1 " . 17 3212 32321 ,.. 15 9, 5 1, 2j 6 6 2 2 J ... ., u .l.) 9 l 3 51] {) I 2 4 5 2 � ... 1�, DI 4110 2 5 2 6 2 I '(. 8 1 GI GI 2 4 5 4 (. C " / l J. ! 7 ai i' 1 sl g 7. 8 n I 17 G JC 8 2 j 71 8 10 7 6 '' 17 I 1 g 2 s 7 8 1r 1{ 19 gj 8 11 1 11111101.1 L Lu '' 17 31111 7 1 2101:11 g 11 C " N oTE.-Names marked (*) are officially selected for publication, conforinably to a regulatior Vl'"t:ch requires the nan1es of the 1nost distinguished Cadets, not exceeding two in each class u; b{! teported for this purpose. at each annual examination. :F an1es market! (t) were found deficient, and turued back to !ecommence the studies of thelJ respective �sses. �THIRD CL��SS,-1849. .... � � � < z DISTRICTS. Charleston, *2 J. B. Chandler, Su1nter, 3 N. Arn1strong, Barn-well, Fairfield, 4 J. P. Thomas, I Surn.ter, 5 L. A. Brown, vVilllian1sburg, 6 J. G. Pressley, 7 vV m. H. vVright, Charleston, Edgefield, 8 E. J. Walker, Su1nter, 9 J. "\V. Hudson, 10 J.B. Cottrell, Spartanburg, 11 W. S. Dudley, Orangeburg, Chesterfield, 12 B. \V Po,vell, Abbeville, 13 J. W. Pelot, 14 J. J. Lucas, !I{ersha,v, 151J .H.Blassingame,, Spartanburg, Charles1on, 16 S. Lambert, Orangeburg, 17 E. Frederick, Barn-well, 18 J. B. Colding, 19 \V R. Powell, I Greenville, Colleton, 20 E. Bailey, Charleston, 21 F. Paln1er, 22 R. vV Gaillard, Fairfield, ' Barnwell, 23 A. S. Collins, Coll8ton, 24 J. Seabrook, Charleston, 25 S. Bass, Richland, �6 T. IL Cooke, 27 vV. IVIc11illan, f Beaufort, t281D. \Valker, :Edgefield, ! BanP.ven, "t29 P. A. Raysor, 30 Z. Taylor, j Anderson, ,Charleston� t31,T. :�.fackey, *l W. ·w. Veitch, � c., tr or 0 lS ir. ( ior N..lMES. DA.TE OF ADMISSION. , � = • ..c: � � s. 3 tc, A I when ge adm'd I • I ;-'I M ERIT IN rn I 1] d s c;, ..0 ..,.;;, d I ·�= I �, s,�, • RE14ARKS � 0 ::f ...,;, � Q rn. 0 11 1 l J' 18 3 19 1 1 I 1 1S 5 1 1 14 1 1 Corporal. '4 14 9 I 1 11 1 4 1 Corporal. 19 1 1 1 9 4 i Corporal. 14 81 I 1 1 1 IO·Corporal. '4 16 4 l 1 15 1 1 14 Corporal. 17 s, 11 1 1 1 12 18 3 11 I 25113 16 Corporal. Jtme, 1848, 19 1 1 1 1 1 1 :21 I 13 18 5 117 30 14 1 14jCorporal. 19 11 14 13 22 18 7 Corporal. Jan. 1848, 14 10 13 12 1 8 18 I 16 5116 22 26 15 20 16 3 12 13 221 27 1 23 Suspended. 1 16 9 17 11 1 12 25 Deserted. 17 21 30 20 20 8 18 6 25 117 16 17 f 16 9 24J20 28 23·11 i 15 7 22 25 1 22j18 15 41 18 18 1 17·26 17 7 19 28 ] 26130 171 4 23 29 29 19i24 June, 1848, 16 2 15 23 31 10'28 18 7 '20 26 22 :10 19 17 6 27 24 19 31 9 lG 1 26 , 2 1 i26 11 29 15 3 1 2919 ]7 24 27 · 16 9 1 30 31 14 29 4, ! 111 5j 31 21 20 25 20l1 Suspended. I ! I 28 I 16 1 1 -1: 28 31 I J·une, 1848, Jan. 1848, " " " " " " " " " " " " " " ,. ., ., " ,. " " " c;, I> 0 � � }I -- �EXPLANATION OF CONDUCT IlOLL. All offences against Orders or Regulations are recorded. These offences are divided into seven grades ; each of which com­ prises offences of nearly the same degree of criminality. The degree of criminality of offences of each grade is expressed by a number as follows: Offences of the " Do. " Do. " Do.. ,, Do. " Do. " Do. 1st grade by 1 O " 8 2d " 3d 5 " 4th 4 " 5th 3 ,, 2 6th " 1 7th For each year (after the first year) that a Cadet has been a mem­ ber of the Acaden1y, his offences are made to count more, by ad­ ding to the number expressing the degree of crin1ina1ity of each .,.. offence/ one-sixth for� the second year-and one-third for the il1ird year, and one-half for the fourth year. At the end of the Academic year, these numbers are added up, and the sum thus obtained is that found in the column of 'demerit.' The derJJerit for the G-raduating Class is estimated for their vvhole termG "\Vhen a Cadet bus more than 200 demerit in a.ny one yea,r he is dismissed. �} CONDUCT ROLL FOR 1849, OF �riIE CADETS AT CIT.ADEL ACADEM.Y. �• � � . ��� � < =� H E-i I � NAl'vIES. . � P=l. � � :s ,� H � P1 E NAMES. U I� 10 I__Z I A I_,__,----------1 1 P. F. Stevens, } 0 32 S. Bass, 2 W. G. Inglesby, I O 33 J. W. Pelot, 3 W. W Veitch, 3 01134 D. H. Egleston, 4 J. B. Chandler, 3 0 35, J. J. Lucas, 5 N. vV Armstrong, 3 0 36 Z. Taylor, 1 2: 37 J. H. Blassingame, 6 J. T. Zealy, 3 31 38 \V. M. J.\;Iorgan, 71Jno. Peyre Thomas, 3 3 39 A. S. Collins, 81L. A. Bro,vn, 3 3 40 G. B. Lartigue, 91P. A. Raysor, lOIU A. Rice, 1 41141 S. N. Kennerly, 12 W. S. Brewster, 4 41 42 j S. '1V. LaP1bert, 12 B. W Po,vell, 3 8 431G. J. Odo1n, 4 ! 9 44 F. G. Palmer, 13 J. W. 1\-Iurray, 3 10 !45 l J. A. Ho.user, 141E. Frederick, 1 12.1 46 C. D. ()liver, 15 J.B. vVhite, I 12 471D. vValker, 16 J. H. Bunker, 2 121148 D. Trnesdale, 17 /T. H. Cooke, 3 13 J I 49 H. vV. Stevvart, 18 J. G. Pressley, 4 131 :50 J. Seabrook, 19 D. vVilliams, 20 vV. B. Clarkson, 4 13 151 !J. Walker, 3 16 1 ! 52 \V. l\1cl\Ii1lan, 21 E. Walker, 4 1 '" , j53 J. T A. Crooker, 22 J. Gadsden, 1 19_!54:jJos._Ingle��r, 23 H. L. Thruston, · 3 19 55 R. Vi Ga1Lard, 24 J. B. Crottrell, I 3 20 56 J. R. Abrams, 25 V'l H. \Vright, 26 Walter Scott Dudley, j 3 20 1 57 Thos. E. Strother, 27 James VV Hudson, 3 221 58 Tho. J. l\Iackey, 28 Geo. Gamble, j ,1 23 59jJ· Robertson, 3 25 160. _;\. E. Ed vvards, 29 E. Bailey, 30 J. B. Colding, 3 30 161 IC. B. Kirk, 31 0. A. Darby, 21 33 j62!H. vVheaton, t. 3 3 2 3 3 3 l 3 1 2 3 2 31 2 2 3 41 1 3 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 5· 5 5 5, 5' 6: 6' 7, 7; 3 \ 7J 21 8� 21 73 · 9� 2 g· 1 10'. 3 ! 13.: 2j13! 21 l 6t 4j 17t 2i20f �9 � � 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 5. I 5 5. 5, 5· 6'. 6' 7; 7{ \ .... , II '. I I. . iJ I 8� 9t 9' 10: � ! 13� I �I i J I I' '. 113� � I 16t bl 17t 20! : 1 SYNOPSIS OF COURSE 0�' ST.UDIES, l\. T SO. C.c\ROLIN�\ :1\IILITARY 1�CADE:iYIIES. �·-A��#A14Si%tA1 '' +Si'G'l!!F'!l74 Wf'ft85NM 1!'3:S(,Rpll?FS)ll'IL. "# ........ • �·w ,s;ez W rzs:z:cnYTI!'?'rff!r'� TEXT BOOKS .. STuDIES. --: 1 !'Engineering& Science of VVar+'Hahan and Leetmes. Intellectual & r�Ior Philosophy . I Aberero1n b1·e. ·i/\Taylund's Ele1ne1 ts. ;.: rJ5 lP0Etlcal Econo1ny, r...,. r T f- • ��,tory ! ....c;-: I\ ff1..lOD�l nnd C on ..I.J<'t\V, ... i,,.."" rn ·+ I- -11 I I 0 '(fl � C) � I� I � � ,..,.,2 l O .� ,� 1 r� . ! I i r"' l -! I '11- ; � Fovvne 1 11)fineraology, G 1 ! Te�1ogy, 1 A.rtillery and Inrantry J ttcbes, 1] S. Art. Tactics ana. Scott. , . l I1 m opograpn1ca� an d 1. Dra \Ving, Architectural, 1 vrl8illlS.TJ, n 0 ""'"'4 • ' • -, r..u" v L..:. 11 0,1,;:i "'-" 1r-,, , L V' l1 1 Ch,,-c·h 1 l Courtenay's 13ouchar1�:.t's Traite de n1eGalliq i.::.0 G �!D"j v.. ,, • ·! � � ,1 �1�"'Ta+ ��nd E"'''\.� P"n1.�"·1 o�op1.i \r, L.. lJ.. J .,,. H I� of 111ents. r-� ,.... Blah\ :,2 � Rhetoric, ' �em1stry, O I Ch . � ....., , 1I ' F o,vne.. �\ · t uJ Niinera1 ouv �J lmt\Ying, Crayon, ttnd Linear 00 Q) C· - .:- l • ! ----·----------!----------- -·---1 I I <.l.u '.\. u I I I f I"', 1 I r,-'1 I ·. 11· _!_! _______________________________ 1 . Ig . IGeomctrv t-nd Trigonometry I . ..., i � Desct1pt1 ve Geon1etry � d Surveying. re ...t\.na1vtic2.l Georn. " I� Q i g �:: U nh-ersal History. / d.'5 � Frenc_h. l � Dravv1ng, Landscape. I � I '(.l') "'4 1-,:- Arithmetic� � � I \ 1 '- f !1 Db >-i Q English Grammar. ::, -..,.:) � .� S fiistory R 0 French. � � H r. � (f 0 !Davies, Lerrender,:. [DaYies. jDa \·!cs. 1Dar1es. j:_)rtle:-. B1sto1re de Charles XII. I ...__, Da.-vies� !Davies, Bourdon.. lrf urry SinJn1s, So .. c� Collotts French Reader. 1· 1 �10 NEW 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. ·6 . 7 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17, 18. I 9. �O. 21, 22. 93. 24: 25. 26. 27. 28. �9. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34_� 3p. CADET�.-.A.PPOINTE'D TO CITADEL ACADEMY Jnmes A. Wardlaw; J. J. Brown, • L. M. A. Rice, � R. D. "\Vilson, J. �I�Nair, H. M. Prothro, .. Estes, "\V P Duncan, • R. J. Davant, W. J. Capers, A. D. Johnson, ... E. F. Davis, Daniel Logan, )I. Grimke, • 'fhos. Grimke, • J. A. }I. Perry, V �1ilnor, '\V Seabrook, '.V. C. ·l\Ieggett, R. Fishburne, • W. S. Lance, J. H. Stall, • J. E. iioore, Joseph Elliott, E. C. Anderson, • B. S. Lucas, R. S. Singletary, • P J. l\IcCnnts, D. Flemming, Jno. Elmore, • J. C. Winsmith, J. E. Henry, • :rtfoore, • E. P. La,vrence, Geo, R. Hunter� • - - - - • - • .. • .. - 'I! • • • • - :- - • • - • .. .. • - • - Abbeville .. Barnwell. - • • • '·' " - Beaufort - ... • • - .. • • • - 1850. ,. • ,. - - - - - -- .. • • • • - • • \II .. • " • - • - " • Colleton. • - • • - • Charleston � " � • I{ersha,v • 1tiarion. Orangeburg. • Richland. " - Spartanburg. Sumter. - Fairfield, �11 NEW CADETS.-APPOINTED TO ARSENAL AcADEl\IY - • • l. II. T. Calhoun, • 2. G. J\f. ifcConnor, • .. .. .3. S. P Sha,v, - - - .. 4. Robt. Haines, - • • 5. J. P Gibbs, - .. ... 6. Jas. Kershaw, .. .. - .. 7. W Seabrook, - - - 8. Thos. Gadsden, .. ... .. 9. B. H. Cross, .. - • 10. J. B. Porcher, • .. - 11 o C. Besselieu, .. - .. 12. Jas. E. Godfrey, 13. Thos. "\tVitsell, - - - 14. U. Rice, .. .. 15. W Culpepper, .. - .. • Tilman, .. 16. - - • 17. J. I-I. Charles, • • 18. Thos. l\I. l\farkley, .. - ... .... 19. A. Thomas, - .. - • 20. II. Bolt., - • ... • 21. R. Harlee, - • • .. 22. Jas. Evans, - • - - 23. VV Rice, - • • 24. \V Shepherd, • • - • 25. Jas. F. lzler, • ... .. .., . 26. S. Frederick, - .. • 27. S. Laurens, • • • 28. Thos. Culler, • • • 29. W. P. 1\fcCully, � � • • • t' • 80. J. Bell, • • 81. E. D. Brailsford, • • • • .. • • 32. M. Richardson, • • • 33. I. Fowle, • 84. A. l\I� Berry, • • .. • • S5. S. C. Miles, • • • • • .. • • • L Butler, • - - - - - - - 11"' - 1850: .. Abbevile. .. Anderson . Charleston. - - " " "' " '" Beaufort. " " • Colleton: " - Darlington. Edgefield. - Greenville. "' • Georgeto,vn. Laurens. - �Iarion . .. " " Newberry - Orangeburg. " - Pickens. Ricltland, - � • • Sumter• " • Union. York • Charleston. State of,&. � �,. ' DANIEL LIBRARY THE CITADEL 1 1 1111 1 11 11111 1 1 1 11 1 0 0010 0262988 7 GRi\.DUATES OF THE SOUTI-I C�.\.ROL!NA l\tJILlT�t\RY AC.L�DEMJE3 0 SINCE THEIR ORGANIZATION. 1 Date of , . D ISTR1., ,TS. Graduation. *l C C Te,i;,� • lo . ' ' *2 R. G. "\:Vhite, 3 C. 0. La Motte, 4 1,JllOo L. Branch, ;) VI J. M�ngiil, 6 Jno. H. S-\vift, *71.J. I-Iagood, *8 .E. S. Heriot, 9 J.P. Southern, 10 S. B. Jones, l-*11 H.J. Oliver, �:12 A. Buist, 13 J. V.t Gregorie, 14 H. D. Kennedy, 15 F. P. ·war1ey, 16 H. L. Brantly, 17 J. J. :M:atthe-ws, 18 A. J·. J a1nison, 19 J. D. Powell, *20 P. !1,. Stevens, •21 U. A. Rice .. 22 J. T. Zealy. 23 H. L. Thruston, �4 J. B. White,, 25 G. B. Lartigue, 26 W. G. Inglesby, 27 G. H. Bunker, 28 J. A. vValker, 29 W. W Stewart, 30 T. E. Strother, 31 \V. M. :i\Iorgan, " " " ,. " Nov. 1847, ,. " ., --- --- RElVIARKS. ., -·- Charleston, Noy. 1846, Ass 't Prof. Niath. Arsenal _.t\. ad( Georgetovvn, Physician. Charlest.on, Abbeville, iueorgetown, Charleston, Bannven, Georgetown, Greenville, Cha.l'leston, Edgefield. Nov. 1848. ,,.. Charleston, '-• ' Beaufort, Abbeville, Pendleton, Charl�ston, -' · Laurens, Anderson, Greenville, Pendleton, Nov. 1840. Bar1nvell, Beaufort, Greenville, Georgetown, Barnwell, � Charleston, Sumter, � Abbeville, Colleton, Chesterfield, � Charleston, (" 1 I .J. " " " "' " " " " " " ,. " " Ass't Engineer on Tennessee R i\ss't Prof. rfath. I{y. �/J.i1. fnsii1 Ass't. Eng. on \Vil. and 1tian. I� Lawye:u. Ass't Engineer on Georgia R. E Ass't Eng. on CoL & Greenville: Farn:er. Ass,t Engineer on Tennessee R. Teaching in Barrnvell Dist., S. � Ass't Civil Eng. on U.S. C. Sur Teaching. Teaching in Marion Dist., S. C. Ass't Engineer on Tennessee R. Teaching in Mississippi. Teaching in Greenville Dist., S. Ass't Eng. on Greenville t R. R, Clergyman. Ass't Eng. on Greenville R. R. 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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 Register of the Officers and Cadets at the South Carolina Military Academies, 1849 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 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 1849 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. 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Two J\rr1�rr,111y Sc1roor,s were est.nbli shc,l, nnd the State of Sou nre supporlrd t/1.Caroliun .: by one at C/ 1 :1rlcsto b;a; tho latte,· 1J :ind one ut ""' ;J ;,,,y to !he Co!um­ the :irms nud T,,,, A,.,.,,.,,,, llltrnitions of cont,;,; "g wnr of !ho S!:tt Chnrlcston 1111d c, nre located, the 0U1cr in Col one in umbia, which wer by two cor11p:wio e fol'rncrly g11a1 s of enlisted ·dcd soldiers, nt an $24,000. l'tt nnnu:tl cxprns 18 12, this app e of ropriation was tho Gcnernl (rn11sfcrrcd, b Assembly, to the y nn .l\ct of support of two orgnni;:cd upo n scltools, which the b:isfr; of tho were U.S. 1'1ilitrtry Point, in tire bcg Acadc·111y aL \•Ve iJJ niug of 1843, st by a permanent nppoiutcd by t Board of Visitor ire Governor, s, tire Cadets at dut icR of a g1wrd which perform for· tl 1 e J\r�cn:ils :ill the . The Cadoi, nd m;ttcd coo,;,, of two classes, /Jc C11dcts. The St nqfid,,,y and ate supp lies to Pay the JJencliciary The l',.y Cade Cndct :di l1is exp t P"Y' $200 p enses. ,•, )'ea, fo, '" clothing The "'Y ehn,g,, in<Z Ilc11cliciary Cnd ud;,,g cts arc sclcclcd to be11r (heir ow from those not n expenses. able Applications for U,o Chnfrmnn of ndrnission nrc m lhc Ilon,d of ade lo V;,;u,.,q,do<10 of tho .Do11nl, w tho Ann"'! llfo hich (:1lccs pl:1 ot;,,g ccs on· 1''rida lt.lond:iy iu Nov y n<'xt nOcr the ember, by who fourth m nppointrne Umo, fo, boJh nts arc mndo eJ.,"'c, of C,id at tha t ei,; '"J•eet tiouinent amoug befog had to a the sevcrnl Jud due appo, . .� icial Dislrict. s oJ' the St.:1le. fo"""· 1 . .. BO,\RD OF V.ISlTORS. . . •,xc ·, ·· ' . . I I1il J' t 'lc" q ·J· II· l\fo \:i . .;,Govcn.01. o!' �•>. C:1., (c:1:-q!Jicio.) l· ,,,, • . • . Gen ..} ,D1hS Jo�ES, (.'\de 'c.""-) Gi'anitcvi 11c, S· C· ,c J ()'l l11<•cl1urrr C. 11 .. t, Gen. 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Wil!H' II, 1 " l(i ,P.,·. l•'n·clt:rit·k, 1r:111gdJ11 rg, II(;,· r. /l!T311:J/10 i Onl v l\\'n , 1 11rn11fhsi11 I � 1-\. l t \'r �·�(l)n, l!dil:rnd, 1Oct. J, 18,i,O !Ci •I j , I ,IJ. <,. (,11,�nnnl, 1{1elila11d, I " - -·IICi! -:i.1 . . r I r1 1 1\,•,1dc111y. . - ··--·-- ··- - - -·-"' Tr11n11fcrrNI lo Citadc·I Acnclc111y, 111L J:11111:iry, J 8:i I. 11.\�Jt:S. ,. I I oncnc;cs <,f (':11,:h �r:dc is <.''.'.:J'l'{':<:<Ctl Offl'IIC<'S of' I lie l ;;t. gr:lllc l;y 10 ,. 8 2<1 !)1,. " " 6 3.1 1)0, II ,Hh " Ho. 3 5th Do. " :.l ri,i. Do. " .1 7th II l>o. .. ,, .. .. li'or cacli ye nr ( ,flr1· the firsl )T�r) tl1:it C:,dd has l>N:n n mrm­ bcr of the Ac:idemy, hi oflcncrR :ir<.' mndc to l'nunt 111on·, hy mltli11g :i lo tho numbcr<.'spr<'&sing the dC'grc•c of ·rimin:alit,r of ('/Wit olfrnl't'. onc-:-ixth for the second yc:1r-:111d 01w-lhird I'm 1hr l',ird )'l'Hr, 1111d ouc-ls:ilf fo,. the fourllt yc:1r. At llwcnd of lh • At·adcmit· _,r:ir, 11,1'. m1111lwr<; :11'C' nddnl up nod the s11n1 lliu:i oblnincd i:- tl1:1l fo1111'1 in tl11• cnh111111 <•f'de111Nit.' - I 'J'ho rk:tnt•rit for the Crnclu:tling L'lnss i!i cslim:a!nl ft•r 1'1tir lerm. 1\ h,,le '\'hen n CntleL h:1s mor<' thou �00 cmrrit in n11r one ycnr, Ii<' i-1 ti i!-:1U isi<ctl. �10 CONDUCT ROLL FOR 1850 , C ,\ .1) 1,;: 'I\S 1'.., 'i' V L 1 • .l or nm 'I'l' 1·\ D l.:.', f., ri l'' \ ..:..r J. (' f\ [) .1.'A1']. l. , \. .I # t ID. rr. l·!gl1·slo11, . o}i; \�l�ii111!<� , 0 : �:r; J. J. Luc�1s, \V H t•lwrl ,,n11, l (· 1 J u · 1:.n, \V. :-;, Dueller, l(,;_ N. l<.0111wrly ,_ �, 0 1:r./ :. G:nn!,lc, 1//v' J L \Vri:t!tl , l 'J; ['. '�'li<'.n'.:i,;, 2 U : ,:�\I'. ·\:l:1ck<' _1·, 2 0 ,- 10 !J. \\ 1!11am�, l W \\r Vc1ld1 , 1 21 0 'i-l I1J. L. [ 11glc�l1r, I :,J. \V :\ nn;;trong, 1 0 !1 1 I ;'I'. \Y illi:1111$, l Y 1. cr � ' l I \ 1 l!:<".n;: , i.l o :: J . .I. Hro·,rn, .I i"I b. L1<'ill'lhcrw'.r, 11' 1 : :.i O fl , .1. \V. Jlndson, 1 P. 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Rich, .·, ,5-l 1821W b. J.:111ce, / ,1. 71 3 :iG! 8;i')I. /\. Moon•, 751\\l Scahrook, 11 8� ,alw 1\ldlill:11,, ·1 2_•__ ____________1·-1!s 1 1·J • c. 1_e11ry.·____ I 4 _1.�8 � , 'l ..:. _:._1 r ,J 11 , '.� I 2 2! l<i :..:/ I Ii :: l, :>.'1� ::J l!) JI ' 1: ( �l'2 SYNOP 'IS OF CO!JRRB OP STunm� AT so. CAROLINA i\11Ll'l'ARY ACAl)l·��III'.:. II --, � I .I I� It I I .. TEXT DOOKS. S'tlJOJF,S. ,:,:in!'1'ri11!{ & Sr.ioncc of ·war.\J\1:th:111 and J,cclures, l11tollc1�lunl & Mor. Philogophy.,A llcrcrombiu, 'raylnnd's Elomcnls, P,11i.ti(':1I Econoiny, l 'fury, ,ii ;f; Nt1t1111111l 1tnd Con. La\\", F11w11c, ;,i Clwmi'<try, � O Mio! 'rrt lnj:(y, I D:u1a. } nnd Lcct.uros. J,y cll . g ; Ocolngy, . µ. I Artillery tll\tlTnl'hnlry 'l'nclics, ju .. · . .i\rl. 'l'nct.ics 1md ScoU, Tor11prar,hicnl :rn.J E:i11l mnn. A rcl11ll'ct 11ml, Drnwing, 1 �I� :;: 0 !c11lc11\11i,, I N'nL. t111tl Ji;xl. ]'hiln�ophy, I� I I ;:, .!;l ct Hhclorir � � chomi�t.ry, UJ 1 �Iinern to�y, Drnwi11g. <..:r:iyon, nnd Lincnr. 1 l '' l ! '. I III I 'hur Ii, Gourtc1111y·s Ilonchnrlnt'i: i Trnilo d1:. 111ccnniq11c; C:11rn111cn�·s Aslron; o.nd Uinl'a F.1) crnc11li1. B1:1ir. 1•1,wno, l itnd Lcollncs. . 1 Dan:.1, f � II �. I ..: Ii I ,OMmclry nn•l ·rrig1,nomolry. lna,,jc!\, Lcgcmdcrc. l)111'IO!'I, Uc�1·ript n•o Ocomclry. .., ..1 IS11rvcyi11;:i. Dn ,·ics. Dnvic•s. I>- <;; An_vnlyti<'rtl Oc1m1. Tyllt:r. I U nil'.: rs1\l llistory. \ JlisLoirc Jc Cl,arlcs XII. g l, Fro11rh. . rn nr:1wh1g. Ln.111.lscttpc. 1 _ ___ _ - - ______ -----·-_ D t\ ,·ic s l Aritl,nwlio. Davie�. Bourdon. � O Al�cbrn. 11urray. >-I= I F:11µlii,h Grnmnmr. \sirn111A, So. On. �I� Ili<;tory. i:£ French. /Collotts French Render. 11 � I' I� I NI·:\\" CAOl:TS.-1\l'ro1:mm , ' I. II. J·:. r:nnn1. �- .J. 1 l. 1 hllonqui'-t, :3. F. I L Ganfl. ,1. IL M. Willi" , • fi. J. . William�, (i. I':. \\ illi:uui,, • 'i. 'J'. Y. Bolan. fl. R. T. Hohcrd::;, o. ·w. G. Jls1h,,1,·ood, 10. \\. L. Tl1•rnlcrso11, • l I. W. i\lnrmy , J2. C. �luart 13. 1!1. lt Drnyton, 1,1. J\. A. \Vard, 15. A. II. J)upr , · 16. T. f.l. JJrow111ieh], 17 . .I. 'trolu:c.kcr , 18. A. T Cow1ml, IO. \ \ . J. J.11cm•, 20. G. r I. I11grnham, • 2J. J 1'. (jihhi;. 22. ll. 1\1. JJcs1•I , 23. �. On\'il< , 2 I. J. LI. l'orchcr. O!i. 'urt i-: 26. I!. H:i�unl, • �'7. F. C. Bc1:kk11n, 28. 'I'. 1\f. \\":1r,I, 29. H. S. ftl(·:ino:, • 30. Jl lJ. ;\)(•:111i:: , 31. t\. J\ik,·11 , 32. J\. D. llopc, 33. Il. A. i\ln1111(•rlyn 1 • • 3.J. 'l'. R L '(' 1 35. J. M. S1cedma11, 86 . .IJ, I •. (:111J· , • a1. J. MC' '<•r , 38. W. J\. O'C11in, :rn. .J. R. Achms , 40. J'. Adarus , 4 I. 'I'. 8. G. l\lnyrnnt, • -12. T •. f-:111i1h, 43. .I. B. 'imrnfl , ..-H. A. .i\J. Vhandlor, TO C1.TAOR1. ACADEMY 1850. Unrnwcll. " " u Jlenufort. " " " t_( .. Colleton. " Chari Rlon. " .. " " .. .., (I " " u " Clic�trr. " Bd grftl'ld. foirfi •ld. .. CrtWll\'illc. Grorg<'(own. K1:r::-hn1v. Lrxin gfon N wherry. Oran gl'burg. . Richlnn<L " " Snrotcr. Union . \Vill.inmsuu�g. �t') , t f a ...... m¥·a NJ,!\V CADET8.-A rro1,.n:o TO A nst:'-,\ ,. t\c,, llE.'I ,. 185 I. I. J. 'vV. l'o pr, 2. G. M. Hrooki:i, :1. J. (•:. 1 lea pr, ,1. G. W. \\lvrrnll 5. 'l'. G:ul�dcn, (;. C. M. H ivcri., • 7. .l,J). Rwlclilfo. 8, \V. \VJiilLc11wrn , H. 'I'. I l. i.\ bbot,t) 10. i\. 1 L M:11.yck , I 1. A I loh11es , 12. J. .I. Jt•nki11A, J:3. Y. Ji:. llm·l, M . .T. G11lpPppcr 1 JG. '1'. ]lr1"1111a11, I G. 'vY. 11. !-:lcn•v1)11, 17. )J. .John!imt, .18. R. M. Cnntoy, 19. J. 1t. Gnntc y, 20. It. l'Clllier , 21. R .I O)ll'iti 22. D. G. l•'lrllling, • 23. Scoff, i\il111n"', 24 C:. 'l'. C.. 25. .J. J'. J J,,:,th, . 20. C. Ji'. Richter, 27. J. Ch·tl.r, • 28. S. WJ1ctsto11c, 29. U. Poole, 1s'stH@bdM:h'M�»k� 4"� .'\l,bcrilk. G ltA DU ATES Jk:1111',,rt. (It' Tll l; " Ch:irh•r-1!011. .·u " II " ,, •• lJarlinglo11. " Fairfield. Gcorgolo\\'n. Jlorrr. Kcrl'liw,,· " " I( L;111c:i1,f •r. " l .t•:xiligt on. J 1 i ·l:rni<. 8parlnuburg. " 'AllOl.l�.\ �llUT.\lt'\ ,\ ·,\J)l· :)IJl,:S. "fNCg 'J'Jll•�Jn OIU:A.\'11/.ATIOS. I, J.:11tl'<'II�. Hichla nd. 'Tll I I I I I � 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. 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Date Valid Date (often a range) of validity of a resource. 1850-1859 https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/39779/archive/files/5064e2f70d94c890790e9792e73d5510.pdf?Expires=1789603200&Signature=HnNH-Q-u1QNqz8oDSb52D-5drFuVMeBncUFelaU5jQXJEScgcoXJWl2O%7EEjDzOcuiSfauxTA57zhkaT%7E23obpLBmHrSV1wfUehAtQxOQBfznj0MyKXwcpzLLSfdyP4Ekm8D7uDJ83aYCmHKzq6sCP%7EmdPrqV8nfLVl-EF-hUm6rO4Dcu49OhNc9fZ-%7E-F1tAmJLek0eWZ53kFjDpG7Qy-unsdZ7Ul3CPMRQk2vJaieGIYZQ5FXLgK6LckJsOds6-Dy4g42pt5VMkgyRgB4l-cLApLtW07jwS2WKA%7EiMyPIJR9Xkof8136uPtJX0VjnYPkFAirKrjNyvazCaYmfL1zQ__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 99219493865fa37950c7be8532c83cc5 PDF Text Text /' OFFICIAL REGISTER OF TI-IE FFICERS AND CADETS .AT THE �O. CA. MILITARY ACDEMIES ( CHARLESTON: J. B. NIXON, PRINTER, 48 1852<> BROAD STREET\ �REMARKS. l\rI1LITARY ScHOOLs vvere established, and. are supported by the State of South-Carolina; one at Charleston and one at Col_ un1bia; the latter auxiliary to the forn1er T'WO Arsenals, containing the arn1s and 1n unitions of vvar of the Staie, are located, one in Char­ leston and the other in Columbia, vvhich ,vero for1ncrly guarded by� t,vo co1npanies of enlisted soldiers, at an annual expense of $24,000 In 1842, this appropriation v/as transferred, by an Act of the General Assembly, to the support of tvvo schools, which ,vere or� ganized upon the basis of the U. S. l\1i1itary Academy at Wes+ Point, in the beginning of 1843, by a pern1anent Board of Visitors � appointed by the Governor, the Cadets at ,vhieh perforn1 all the duties of a guard for the Arsenals. The Cadets adrnitted consist of tvvo classes, Benejicary and Pay Cadets. The State supplies to the Beneficiary Cadet all his ex.., penses. The Pay Cadet pays $200 pet year for every charge, in­ cluding Clothing The Beneficiaty Cadets are selected fro1n those not able to bear their own expenses. Applications for ad1nission ure n1adc to the Chairman of the Board of Visitors prior to the An_ nnal JVIceting of the Board, \vhich takes places on Friday next after the fourth l\,Ionday in Noven1ber, by ,vhom appointments are made at that tilne, for both classes of Cadets; respect being had to a due .apportionment a111011g the several Judicial Districts of the Stateo T\iVO �?I BOARD OF VISITORS. f-Iis Excellency J. I-I. MEANS, Governor of So. Ca.,( ex-officio.) Gen. JAI\IES J oNEs,(Acldress)Graniteville, S. C. " Orangeburg C. H. Gen. D. }.., J.\_ \lISON, " Chesterfield C. H. Gen. W. J TIANNA, ., -union C. I-I. Gen. D. vVALLACE, Gen. J. \V CANTEY, Adj't and Ins. Gen.(ex-qtlLcio)Ca1ndcn C. H OFFICERS AND PROFESSORS. CITADEL ACADE:OiY, CHARLES'I,ON tlnjor R. W CoLcocK, Supedntendent and Professor Df 1\1:echanics and Engineering. Capt. A. H. BRISBANE, Profes::;or of Belles Lettres. First Lieut. J A. LELAND, Professor of l\fathen1atics and Astro­ non1y _ Dr. Wivr. I--Iun1E, Professor of Experin1ental Science. F. GAUTHIER, Professor of French and Dravving Dr. H. BOYLSTON, Surgeon. Ivir. J. L. GREGORIE, Bursar. ARSENAL ACADE:OIY, COLUi\IBIA. Capt. J. l\IATTHEvvs, Superintendent, &c. First Lieut. P F STEVENS, Professor 1'Iathematics. Dr A. H. NAGEL, Surgeon. �Age· MERIT en --,--wh adm'd ° "'"' 1 -�--------IN I I 15 t ! � � . DISTRICTS. NAM:llS. -� ·§ z � J. l' ,}:J .[ � 11 11 1 ,.9 >': 1"01 t � If ! t I·@ ; I � ] � I I c.) d 0 a) \ ..... , � a) Fairfield Thomas tTan.'48 16 4 2 9 1 l j ljj I 1 I Charleston *2 W H Wright Williamsburg Jan. '48 14 8 1 9 1 1 j 1 16 1 1 3 J G Pressly Charleston , J u'e '48 18 3 lJ. 3 1I 1 11 l l 1 4 I \V Vil Veitch 1 I Jan. '48 18 .) 1 r J j II 9 J!.) 1 5 N ,v Arrr1strong Barnwell Jan. '481191 Sumter 9 7 1 9 9 5 22 l 6 L A Brown Jan.'48 1 19 12 j r 1 10 lOj 5 1 l Su1nter 7 J B Chandler Jan.'48 14 10 8 5 l 2 12\ 9 1 1 Abbeville 8 J M Pelot 0 Jan. '48 16 s ]6 11 J. 11 11 0 1 1 Kershaw 9 J J Lucas Jan.'4819 4 1 6a l 6 6123211 Fairfield IOJ.Aiken ,Jan.'48)18 3 5 13 I 6\ 6 19 19 1 1 Sumter 11 J W Hudson Chesterfield ,Ju'e '48 19 11 14 15 1 12 121 g l l 1 12 B W Powell Edgefield Jan. '48 17 5 IO 4 1 · 6 1 GI 19 1 1 13 E J Walker Jan. '47 15 6 3 a 1 12 12 16 I 1 Anderson 14 T J Arnold 1 Spartanburg Ju'e '48 19 l 15 18 1 21 121 22 1 I 15 .J B Cotrell l Orangeburg Ju'e '48 18 5 13 8 l 16 i6 9 l 1 16 W S Dudley I I Orangeburg . Jan. '48 17 18 18 I 19 19 5 2311 17 E J Frederick '.:18 7 1 , ! Colleton 1 18 E C Bailey !Jan. '48115 2 19 20 1 18 18 231 I, l Ju'e 16 17 6 12 121 9j 1 j 19 J S Seabrook Colleton ,Jan.'48 18 6 �O 16 1 20 20 16 16.1 Barnwell 20 J Il Colding ,Ju'e'48 18 7 22 23 l 21121/ 1 26 l Charleston 21 HS Bass Charleston Jan.'48 15 4 22 17· 17jl7 9 17 1 22 F G Palmer Jan.'48 lG 9 23 '221J24 241924 1 Greenville 23 WR Powell Jan. '43 17 6 26 24 1 23 1 23 23125 I Richland 24 F H Cooke jBarnwcll 25,A S Collins Jan.'48\17\ 41�!12,� 1 1,1��,�G,,l'-2�11?!! s. Tn'n '1Q 11� n 'M f' M11lon Ro'l"l'\.,U.oll 1 11 I 11 • I I J -;:::;...,.;----�--�� ')R W REMARKS. � I\ l oo\8·,d'� l oo b �ljl--o f 1n o I � I J5 �� � � � .�i..J � I t \i -5 I 25 g :3 I .8 g ·; I,_ §. � '§ .g I � � � o � }�9 I�7 12 �1 �l �l .o5 �11 z1 ts 81 � I ] 1! l Ja11.'48 14 l � � Ii· lI I � 0- ,., ... ,, c• .r ...,;a O . � As'tPfrB.Lts 1 l 1 As,tPfrMat's. 1 1 1 9 Capt. Con1 A. J 1 1 As't Pfr Dr'g. 6 71 1 As't Pfr Mat's. 8 8 Adjutant. 8 9 n 1st Lt Com B. 1 I 22 3d " '" A. f 9 10 10 1st '' " " 14 6 5'2d"" B. 111113 12 2d " " A. 9 16 20 Capt. " B. J2 13 8 17 1 12 11 As't Pfr Mat's 13 11 18 Lt and Q. Mr. 18 J. 6 15 J5 16 17 Jo 13 1a 3d Lt Com B 21119 16i )9 J9 26 123 26 19 l2a 23 2.5 20 22 24 24 23 14 16 ,��.�� �! �5 SECOND CLASS.-1851. NAIUES. DISTRICTS. J 1848 17 4 Newberry, , · 1849 1 r-r 9 Beaufort, 1849 18 2 Y McCammon, Chester, 1 1849 rn l 5 , G. W Earle, I Greenville, 1 1849 17 8 j W S. Brevvster, Charleston, 1849 19 7 1. T. W Fitz.gerald, Pickens, l II-I. I) Houseal, Lexington, 1848 16 I !J. C. Rich, Charleston, I 1849 I 15 4 1849 15.9 Colleton, G. W Seabrook, Richland, 1849 17/3 W H. Dial, S. Gadsden, 1846 j 1416 Charleston,\ 1 I , R . i\. Pahner, York, 1849,15 3 1 /S. C. DePass, Kershaw, l 1849/16 1 Marlboroug,h, 1849 18 3 C. S. Henegan, .c E. Ga1nble, Williamsbulrg·,)1849 15 7 J W Murray, Charleston, 1848 16 1 Pickeris, J W Daniels, 1849 15,6 1849 / I 5 8 Lexington, I-I. S. Prothro, 1848 I 6 9 Barnwell, P A. Raysor, · Barn \vell, 1848 I 6 I IH. J \'Villi ?,1ns, , A. H. Little, 1 D. T Willian1s, lw IC. I I I 1 I 1 13 1 cr . 3 I 1 14 3 1 3d Se1·o t 9 a I 1 3 1 1 3 1 1 7 IO 1st Sergt. 9 3! 1 1 I 1 Sergt Mnj I I 3 I I 17 3 .2d Sergt 16 3 1 1 7114 '17 3 / 1 I 12i 15 8 9 1 14! 16 3d Sergt. I 5110 1 5i 8 2d 1 3· 101 1 17. 8 1st 12 IOI 1 5/ 3 7 10/ 1 7 18 14 10 I 8 141 1 15 10 I 12 11 6 17 1 7 2 Q l\f Sgt. 13110/18 17 19, 20 18 j 1 1 20 rs 1911 7 3 Q l\iI Sgt. de de 18117 17 I 1 NoTE.-Names marked (*) a.re oflicially selected for publication, conforma. to a regulation ,vhich requires the names of the most distinauished Ca­ ts, not exceeding two in each class, to be reported, for this purpose, at ch annual cxa1n1nation. Names marked (t were found deficient, and in some cases are "turned ck to recon1n1ence the studies of thei1· respective classes. CITADEL LIBRARY �6 THIRD CLASS.-1851 . � � � NAMES.. ,.J ; �� I DISTRICT. ...,. � l J. M. Richardson, Sun1ter, *1 . I� I f:: � i A E-4 age I ,vhen ,--.adm'd 1 � � :;:: � � l\·fERIT IN oo � 00 S i. � ,.C I � � � I E �'50 i8 I' J8 ,j1 1 �1 � !1 81 Corp'l.. J -: Jan. 1, 1 � • A 00 � ...,_;.) a,) :1-1 � 00 � -� I � � � '"'d 1j " " " 1 l\tiarion, 17 1 9 1 1 1 1 1 " * 1 R. Singletary, 4 17 15 4 1 17 3 J. I-I. Charles, Greenville, 1'B. S. Lucas, 4 Kershaw, '" . 5 W. F. Besselleu, Beaufort, 16\ 6 8 lo 1 91 l 1" " 116t. 2 12 10 1 4l l 1 " 6 \Y. H. Seabrook, 1CJ1arlesto,n, '"' 7 J. G. Guignard, 1 Richland, 16 3 9 l 1 9 1 8 J . J. Brown, Oct. 1st. 16 3 11 10 17 4 16 1 IBarnwell, 6 lo. 1 12 1 Corp'L I1 17 . 9 E. l\J. Grin1ke, I Colleton, Jan " lo J. Evans,· I 6 3 . 7 1 1 12 24 Marion, " 15 3JIO 17 26 17 10. ·corp'1. 11 E. D. Brailsford, Sumter, 1 ,� 18 9 5 17 27 30 9 12 R. D. \'Vilso:n, Barnwell, "· 13 J. l\IcNair, 18 6 16 1 30 7 13 ·Barn,vell, " 16 6'.15 1 1 17 18 Charleston, 14 S. Bro,vnfield, I " 13 23 26 22 14 I 19 1 5 15 A. M. Barry !Y?rk, I 5 5 18 10 20 12 25 16 E. F. Bell, Richland, �. 1, '4·9 15 1 17 10 23 30 1 '' J Lexingt0n, Jafi 17 J. Lee, 1 18 J. P. Gibbs, Charleston, Ja.1. I, '50116 6 14 1 1 13 22 26 l " I91G.1VI. Connor, Abbeville., / f 16 6 20 23 24 22 18 Charleston, l \ I 851 16 8 19 26 22 22 22 20 A. I-I. Du pre, 21 P S. l�rederick, Ornngeburg, j / 1850 16 6 ·22117 18 17 18 16 I 3 24 27 19 22 I 1 Colleton, 2.2 · F. Witsell, I "· j . ) ,� 1 o 6125 33 33 12 14 23 J. '\Vardla\v, Abbeville, ''I. 17 9-· 27 17. 2.7 17 25 24 J. M l\fartin., B,.: aufort, Beaufort, 25.R. J. Davant, ll6 S 26 30 28 ·30 17: Corp'l " 17 .10 23 3'.l 32 28 21 26 J .. Laffitte-, Barn,vel1i1' ,15 · 5 21 10,25 12!_31 I 1 27 l\iI. A. l\Ioore, /·Spartanburg, 1851 113 6 f df 27 12 11 23 t S. W La\\'Tence, Pickens, " 17 · 91 df 1 13 1 29 t James Kersha,v,\ Charleston, I 171 4/dt 29 l 6 17 27 " I t R. G. TillmRn, \Edgefield, · Oct. 1st 16 · 4 df 23 l 1 28 30 t ·A. H. Preston, 1Richland, I t t 1 E. J. Lawrence, sumter, L. Rice, 1 " J " I " I I 15 11 df 32 -31 20.33 Deserted, June 185 I. I. �.. 7 FOURTH CI_.JASS.-1851. --- ----� 1 � � � 1I 4 -< H I � NAMES. 1 1\1.erit in . ,vhen \ , £, I � z a d m'·d\ .� 00 � o � .t --�------·-• 1 ago � C, -ITA. D. Hoke, 2 1' B. Lee, 3 A. Aiken, I� .....: I� I 8 .._ � � :;3 � � Jr-8 8 d :g � -1� � C,.i � . -1 2· 1 3i 3 1851. 18 DISTRICTS • I ('-I (J) I � � � H ..., - 'Greenville, Kershaw, Fairfield, -- "½ -- Colleton, 5 l\i. Jenkins, 6 \R . St ce dman, Lex1ngLon, . '" I1A. Coward, \ Charleston, 7 8 \W. S. M:urray,ICo�leton, Fa1�·field, 9 �· Means, 10 \ F. Gant, Ba.1nwell, 11 D. Gary, Nevvberry, 12 G. T Gibbs, Charleston, 13 1 R. T Roberds, Beaufort, 14 .B. :Oiunnerlyn, 1,Georgeto,vn, 15\B. H. l\fcnns, Fairfield 16\J. Ward, Edgefield, Charleston, 17\C. Drayton, 1 18 J Strohecker, l�harleston, \t 19 W. Bythewood, Beaufort, Charleston, f 20 A. \'7a rd. _ ( � � - "' £ � oo � � 0 C) � �,� . � .� ....... I ..,_;., 1-1 oo (.) CJ ,..... O � i::::� II ri I 31 t 11 <l) i:::: 185115 1 11 1 1\ l ll 5 1851 17 1 31 11 11 7 1 ,1851 1 17 1 4) 11 3 1 10\ sl 1851 15 1 7 1 1 1851 16\ 4 61 19 l 16 1\ 1851116 4 5 7 7 13 1851\16 1 12 1 9121 21 1851 \ 17 1\ 8 14 13 11 1851\17\ 4111 16 18 5 1851 17. \ 15 '20 10 3 1851 15 · :3.1 9 12 12 12 \ 1 \1S51\16 6 13 11·17 16\ 11851 1 16 110!13 22 9\· 11851'17 3 17\18 19 1 18 1851 15 8 13: 21 \ 6 14 1851 14 7\19 1 17 14 21, \18511411\16 8\i5 22! \ J1851 16 5;df 141 20 l7 i I l 851:. 15 8 I df \ 22 ! 8 20 1· l t �FOURTH CLASS.-ARsENAL AcADEIUY.-1851. ( 'l lransferred to Citadel Academy, 30th Dec. 1851.) �1erit in v.·hen ----.... iadm'd � It ·-=--------------------�-a-g-·e-:1 � � IJ H � NAI\'1ES. � z lo--f rT1 � � DISTRICTS. I D.ATE OF ADl\l1SSION. t-- � ..c: � � � ... REI\IARKS � ...=: : � rn - •� � ....... � § � I·re CDI � � � -;..;;. � o �,�1=,o J� � � � I� JU l ... rf) ·--=------l 1 " 00 ., -, I Cl) - � *1 '1 E. l-Iart, -nD-t-u-·li-g-to-n, 1st Jan. 1851.' 17; 8 ,.1 3 ·--1 -- f -" 15 '. 4 4 1 4 8 *2 A. H. lVIazyck, Charleston, " Lancnster, 3 H. Q. Adams, 17 i 615 41 2 4 " 4.D. G. Fleming, Richland, 181 6: 2 I 1 '110 5 " 15 1 6 l 3 5 6 ·l 1 Chnrleston 5 A. Holn1es, " 6 C.M.River�jCharleston, 17 4\9 1 2\ 3 16 " sl 7 J. D. Iludchffe, c:harleston, 8 11 5 1l o 8 10 5 6 ! W. H. Screven, (;eorgeto'\i\7n, " 9 2 8 11 O 6 1 " 10 6 7 9· 15 Charleston, 9 T. Gadsden, ,� 117 9'7 1• 9 11!1h. u lo J. J . Jen l. , nns 1 Ch ar l es t on, '' 11 J. E. Godfrey ,. Beaufort, 15 2 11 I 7 1 8 l S '' 12 J. E. Heape, Beaufort, 17 i 7 '112' 12112 7 " 13 G. W l\!lorrall 'I Beaufort, isl1 13 13113 12 14 D. R. Jamison, !Orangeburg, 1st Sept. 1851. 16 11 ! mo in Acad. 15!J. F. Culpepper, Darlington, 1st Jan. 1851. 16 6 14 14 17 14 '' Pickens, 16 8 l6'J5.14,l7 , I61'T. J. Clyde, " Lexington, 17 C. F. Richter, 17 10 15 16 j 15 10\ 1 " \ 18T.H. Abbott, Charleston, 1719171816113 1 1 " 9 W. Whitemore, Charleston, 15l l811711s1·1s 13 ' --- \1 �EXPLL-lNATION OF CONDUCT ROLL. All offences against Orders or Regulation::; are recorded. 1-, hese offences nre dividcd into seyen grades; ench of \Vhich co1n., prises offences of nea.1·ly the sa1ne degree of cri111inality The degree of cri111inality of offences of ench grnde is exprc:ssed by n n'!}m ber us follo\v�: Offences of the 1st grade by 10 8 " 2d " Do. " 3d '' Do. 5 " 4th " Do. 4 �, 5th " 3 Do. ., 6th " Do. " 7th " 1 Do. For each year(after the first year)tliat a Cadet has been a n,e:i�l �er of the Acade1ny, his offence� nre rnade to count n1ort\, by adJ 1 ng to the nu1nber expressing the degree of crirninulity of e,tl·�·1 offence, one-sixth for the second year-and one-third for the thii.·J year, and one -half for the fourth year At the end of the Acadeinic year, these numbers are rrddeu np and the sum thus obtained is that found in the eolurnn of 'den1erit· The de1nerit for the Graduating Class is estin1ated for their ,vhole � ter1n. When a Cadet h4s 111ore than 200 demerit in any one year, he is disn1issed" • �10 CO�DUCT ROJ_jL, 1851. OF THE CADETS A 1., CITADEL ACADEMY. NA�MES. ::1. ---; I1H I r:/) E-i � � H I ,� l� � I� R 2 Jnrncs .A.iken, I1 0 3: S. Bro\vn, 11 O 1 4 vV. JI. vVrhrht, j1 0 5 vV. vv. Veiteh, 1 O 6 J. P. Thomas, 1 O 7!H, Pow<2ll, 1 j O slJ. Fludson, l 1 0 I 6 (� S. Henegan, ,. � .2 I o 10 W. F. Besse lleu, 3 I O 111 !· If. Charles, 3 I O 12:E.l\I.Grimkc, 3 \ o 1 13 1 J. J. Guignard, 3 1 O I1 14 J. Lee, 13 O \ 15 B. S. Lncas, !3 0 1 .f. l\f. Richardson, 13 0 '1,1R. Sin�letary, ! l3 II 0 1s1J nfurray, 2 114 1 1 19!R. St·eedman, 1 1 [20 J. Lucas, 1 , 2 2 2 121 T. vV. Fitzg;rald, :22 \V. Y. NicCamrnon, 2 2 I'). 2 ;23 T. D. Willia1ns, 2 :2�i,J A Ravsor 2 2 25 R. A. P,1hner, 3 2 26 W. D. vVilson, 4 2 , 27 \rV S. l\Iurray, 3 1 28 J. <t Pressley, T l 3 29 . . Seabrook, 3 1 :30 J B. Chandler, 2 3 31 \V I-I. Dial, 2 3 32 C. S. Gadsden, 3 3 :-}3 1 E. D. Brailsford, 341 ,.r J. Arnold, 1 4 1J. .;J I • • .! ' E-! ;-. 1 P1 1 Iv''· 1 ;. IR. IP I 2 � � H U1A ------· � ·-- ! 361 vV. 1� ]3re,vster, '37 G. E. Ga111ble, 38 i A. H. ljittle, -36 E. J. Frederick, 40 D. S. Gnry, 41 \A· D. _Hoke, 42 T. WJtscl], 143 H. Seftbrook, n jl44l'!1 ?hJ. �1cNnir, I 145 1 1 > vValker, I 46 H. J I-Iouseal, 47 1. 48,jF Gau', T. Lee, 1,4!1 E. C. Bailey, I · ! 50 J. B. Cottrell, i51 J. Rieh, I 52 J. \Va.rdla,v, 53 A. l\I. Barry, j , 54 A.. Aiken, 55l T. H. Cooke, 56f G. W.. Seabrook, 57ll\f. Jenkins, 58 J J. ·Brovvn, 59 W Po,vell, 60 B. A. lvI unnerlyn, J. Davant, 61 62 �. H. Bass, 63 I-I. Williams, 64, A. I-I. Dupre, 65 S. Frederick, 166,S. Bro,vnfield, 67 W. S. l)udley, n 681S. C. Depu_s s,____ _ I I r? • p:l r y1 ____ I��- Q __ _J_z _I ----· l N. W Annslrong, j 1 I O 1' 35fG� W. ��urlc, 1 . • I � 12 I 12 I /2 12 1 4 51 I 5! I 5 e 1 14 II 6 14 I 13 I !3 I1 9 ..) 2 4 4 I1 11 2 1 3 9 4 1 2 4 3 1 4 3 1 2 3 ,} 13 3 I _12 1 t 6 · E -� E I c-' � r j loJ 1 IOI 111 I I l1I I] 111 11 ' 1 J 1J 12 l� 13 14 14 . I .15 · ! 16 17 17 1 7 17 1 18· . 18 19 1 I . l �11 CO:{DUCT ROLL CONTINUED. I . � µ:J � ----------- ii W D. McMJllan, 69 NAIHES. 70 I1 J. Hallonqtust, 71 1 A. S. Collins, \72 J Laffitte, 173 \ G. 1\1. Connor, 74 F. f> almer, · 7 5 B. Means, 76 J. T. Gibbs, 77 J. M. Pelot, 78 J. B. Colding, .79 S. V../. lJa-\vrence ., l 80 J.E. Evans, \s I E. F Bell, .. 8� J. M. Matt1n, 83 A. Covvai-d, 84 J. W Daniels, __________ ......,. ... �Ii 1 � I� I � 1 1 dk� � I � I I,4 1 3 3 1 4 4 1 1 3 3 \3 3 4 12 � � NAJ\fESe 85IJ. Ward, 86!C. S. _Stevvart, 87 II{. Tillman, 88 IS. Prot�1ro, 89 J P. Gibbs, 9o I\R. T. Roberds, 91 W Bythe-\vood, 92 Il W. S. Lance, 93 J Kersha�t, 94 I B. FI. l\1eans, 95 F. H. Elinore, 96\A. H. Preston, 97\A. Ward, 98\M. A. Moore, 133J 99JC. Drayton, 134 100/J. Stro.hecker, 101 E. P. La\vrence ! 191 19 21 21 22 23 i 23 24 29 31 \ 1 321 \32\ 33 331 44\ 4\ 40 3\ 42 2 43 3\ 46 4 I 59 3 \ 61 31 64 4\ 65 41 67 31' 90 4\ 91 91 31 09 41105 · 411 7 4 11 I 3 1 11s 31 / l \ �• r . �. 1tNOl?SIS OF COU'RSE OF S'J�UDIES AT SOU.TH CAROL] MIJ_j11'ARY ACADE1IIES. TEXT BOOKS. STUDIES. ---·--------- Engineering and Science of War, Mahan and Lectures, Intellectual & Mor. Philosophy, Abercrombie, Wayland's Ele1nents, Political Econo1ny, .Story, 1 >, j National and Con. Law, f,ovvne, u Chemistry, )ana, � and Lectures. � 8 , lVIinera1ogy, I.Jyell, 8 � Geology, Artillery and Infantry �factics, U. S. Art. Tactics and Scott, Topographical and East1nan, Architectural Dra,ving, 5 � !� � I/a. I I C) !� . I IjCalculus, � tf atural H u • and Exl, Philosophy, Rhetoric� Chemistry, lVIineralogy, Dra,ving, Crayon, and Li· .ea1"o Geometry and Trigonon1etry, Descriptive Geo1netry, Surveying, Analytical Geon1etry, Universal History French, Drawing, Landscape, :.------------· · • I Jchurch, I mere's Astron; and Bird's e1nents, Blair, · I F'owne, and Lectures, � !Dana, Davies, Legendere, Davie5, Davies, Davies, Tytler, Historie de Charles XIL _______________ ...,_,__.._ 00 00 a j Arithmetic, � U Algebra, t:ti English Grammar, � H History, �� � French, � 0 � Davies, Davies Bourdon, Murray, Sim1ns, So. Ca. Collots French Reader. �I3 Nr�W CADETS.-APPOINTED TO CITADEL AcADEMY, Nov. 1851. .. Abbeville. 1 l ? . L. Parker. do. 2 C. 1,. I-Iaskell, .. Barnwell, 3 W. Hicks0n, .. .. do. 4 S. D. Nlixon, Beaufort. 5 J. Bostiek, do. 6 D. Haidee .. do. J. lY.L Verdier, ... Chesterfield. ... 8 \V. H. Coit, .. do. ... 9 H. Coit, - Charleston. .. 10 John Venning, "" do. 1 1 vV B. D. Sno\vden, do. 12 Joseph Palrner, do. ] 3 ,v. G. I-I0ln1es, ... do. 14 s. vV. , rrot.ti' do. 15 G. w Sigare, do. 16 Joseph Cohen, do. 17 J. G. Gourdin, do. 18 S . C . S rn1" 1, ·q do. 19 J. R. Laurens, ... do. 20 B. J. \tVhite, do. 21 W. B. lVIinott, � do. 22 \V H. Jones, ... ..... do. 23 \R J l.JL1cas, do. 24 W. F. Roach, do. 25 S. Hirk. do. 26 \V l\icKelvey, .. do 27 E. I�. Jones, ... Colleton. ,"'i ns, 28 F. S. vnr r· ,., .. do -. 29 J. J. l\files, .. Darlington. '.) 0 \V. Bro\vn, .. ""' do 31 J. H. Hart, ... Edgefield. 32 R. H. l\,f ims, .. do 33 IL IIayne l\1i ens, • .. ... <lo 34 t�. Croft,, .. Fairfi eld. 35 W 1>. Dubose, .. do 36 W. D. B. Gaillard, do 37 W. B. I,yles, .. a .. .. do 38 E. Mobley, ... ... do 39 D. Johnston, ... Georgetown. 40 J. A. Evans, .. do 41 H. S._ Gasque, ... -· do 42 P. Ptior, ... .... . do 43 B. B. S1nith, .. Kershaw. 44 R. J. Young, - w. i., a i. 6, a 6 If> '.) .!I, .; - 4 .. �46 T. E .. Lucas, .. 4:6 J. Younge and r�b\jgn·J.L, ( 47) 4'7 J. D. Myle, • 48 W. F. Nanc(\ 49 JI Williams, 50 J. Hohnan� • • .. 51 R. Ruff'.> .. � �. ..... � 52 S. Pope, ... &3 T� Barton, 54 }'. S. Garvin, - - .. -. 55. P. Bryce, - - ... • • 56 J. S. Muller, ... • 57 J. M. Dean, ... ... ... • 58 D. S. Bomar, .. ... 59 '11.. D. Singleton, - .,. - 60 S. White, � 61 D. B. Bobo, .. 62 B. Bobo, � 63. H. F. Sims, � 64 J. D. Gist, .. .,. 65 1{. B. Dehay, .. 66 J. F. Pressly, "e "! "'! 41'. "!I "!' 6.7 J. F. Mc-Connell., "'! 'I'! <e. do do .. Lancaster-. Newberry. do do .,. do � .,,_ elf). Orangeburg Pickens. Richland. .. do .. Spartanburg • do Sumter.. -. do Union. do do do - Union. - Willamsburg .. do .., "!' . "'I. "!. �J\EW C.i:\.D,Errs ..-A.PfOI�TED 1 1?. R. Calhoun, 2 '"r. W. G·ilcs, 3 B. F. R.eynolcls, 4 A. Burt, � .... 5 vV. C1,.,nvloy-, 6 1\1. 1�:r'\tvin, • 7 J. B. Patrick, 8 J. Chandler, 9 vV ,..r. C. Long, 10 J. I{ugg, 11 B .. W. Glover, .... 12 l�. B. Good,vyn, 13 -- Hill, ..,. 14 J. ntI. Tillman, 15 J. Bell, 16 W. B. Gilbert, 17 J. M. Phinney, 18 T. Watt, 19 If. C. Dozier, 20 II� S. Thompson, 21 W. Thompson, 22 J. Bess�:tnt, ... 23 W. Garlington, -. 24 J. T G·odfrey, 25 S. Walker, � • 26 S. P. Boozer, ..,, 27 E. Dreher, .. 58 J. Boatwright, ... 29 T. S. G. l\fayrans, 30 C. S. N. Legg, . ., 31 J.. Blythe, 32 ·R. C. Carlisle, 33 B. F. Whitehead, 34 P. Alleson, a5 E. Erwin, TO AcA UE�l v, Nov. 185 L � 1\bbevilc _, " � Andeeson .. ... Barn\velL '' " Charleston. Chesterfield. Darlington c. Edgefield. �, " '' ... Fairfield� " -. '' ... '' .. . Georgetovvn. Greenville. " ,, Horry. l..aurens. " " � Lexington, '' -. i{ichland. ., ·' • Spartanburg. .. Union .. " .. 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I<euuerly, Orangebnrµ;, :-H) ,J. R; Abraln�, 1 r�eurget.o,,·n, 40 1 J. L. Ingle�by, Charlo:-:ton, 41 f�. S. 0<1un1, B,1rnwe!l, eaton, 4·2 ll.S. \Vh n.. . C ,··tic Ahb I :, L. Edwards, {:3 A. Colleton, *44 ]fJ. P. 'l'ho1nas., · Fairfield, . \Vri�h t., *�5 \V. [I l Charl<�ston, 4t, .J. G.'Prc�sly, j\Vi1li:11n�b!'Y. "' 47 \V. \V. Yeitch, jCharleston� · -<8 1 N. W Annstrong, Banrwell, 49 L. A. Brow 11, Sun1t er, i)l .J.B. Chandler, S 111nter. 1 52 J.1I. Pelot, Abbev1 lle, jKen;haw, � J. J. Lnc��, · ..,4 Jan1es Aiken, Kershaw, 55 ,J. \V. Hudson, Sumter, 5fi B, \V. Powell, Chesterfield, 57 E. J. "\Val ker, Fdgefield, 58 'f. J. Arnold� Edgefield, OJ ,J. Cottrell, I Spartanb11rg, fiO W. �. Dndley, Orangeburg, ! I Orangeburg 61 ! E. !T. Fn:dericl{, H2 E. C. Hailey, Colleton, 1 t-i:l J. L, Seabrook, I Colleton, 64 ,J. B. Colding, narnwen, Charlei,,ton, 65 , H. S. BasR, H6 if'. G. Pahncr, Charleston, f_�7 / \V. R. Pow PH, G :eenville, t,8 f T. tr. Cooke; R1chJand, Burn well; t>9 . S. Collins� / '10 W. D. McMillat1, Beaufort; *l No\'. H)-10. /Prof. �Ia,th. Arsenal Acade1ny. " Physician. ·' I " �ferchant. " '' :\.ss't. En�. on \Vil. & �fun. R. l-NoL 1P47, Lawver.·,� , A:-,'t �J<:n,r, on (;corgi;t H. R. " g-. 011 Col. & Green. H. r As't En Fanner. '' Nov • .IS -!?. As't Eug. on Tennessee R.R. ' " Teaching ill Barnwell Dist.�. t ,i Ass't C. li:ug. 011 U. :3. C. SurvvJ Teaching. " Te.1ching in Marion Dlst. S. C. '' As't Eug. 011 Tcnncs:see R.R. ·--- ----- -·--- ----- l,1. I 1. I I. 1 1 I I 1· ' 1· �: I ,\ .tl o .,. ,,_ - --- i.� �, Touching in �[is:-;i��ippi. " As't I�ug. 011 Crecnville R.R. ,�1849. Teach i ug i 11 { lcorgia. Clergvmau. jA�·t E.n 6. on (;reenville R� R, i., �0\-. I '' " " " Tenching in neaufort Dist. S. ( :Teaching. l'eachin.t;. Nov. l fl:)0. 'I, Teaching in Angnsta, Geo. A.s't Eug. in Geo-rgia. · · Teac:!hing- I "' ,, '· " "' .. " H in Charleston4 Tcachini in Beaufort Dif3t. 1 A�'t.. Eu13. on �lem. & Chat R. 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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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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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Date Valid Date (often a range) of validity of a resource. 1850-1859 https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/39779/archive/files/154e8ca2261f2c471cbbd350f58c60ed.pdf?Expires=1789603200&Signature=vG9qDZUZnA0e4gddID9Dqqa1pKvSMOdGixpTxGWIaJ2J821-u-3MXjNJrX5K2HbSXRFBHCQ7D8bCY7lfXB9sveZG8yP7jP5Gqhdx4AaU%7EFRT3z-EfoxLYfoQBWHjy1CET5P3k7YWquP05ixFDtAlkjOQSvl0xmiMozH-h6%7EpKcLrPxCWwtMRNtnJAFok-KmV3IKo6%7EdcZjpdqA9zOpb87Hdr1qt6vRfmjKuMfVUeJgjMyi67Ugd%7EJUZDssyVyS%7ESGQTvE1HP8eCPQuhEZf2ZcRbqES7KKAVG%7EfNC25oNXMUYjTyJeC3WsGMvj6e-d0X-S0jrpSbkX8BCKFpgzk3p1A__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 39b65678bf6d1d564efc4cb5a23849f8 PDF Text Text OFFICIAL REGISTER OF THE OFFICERS AND CADETS I AT THE SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY ACADEMIES, NOVEMBER, 1853. ••••• COLUMBIA: STEAM POWER PRESS OF R. W. GIBBES & CO. �• • • �REMARKS. Two MILITARY SCHOOS were established, and are supported by the State of South Carolina; one at Charleston, and one at Colun1bia; the latter auxiliary to the former. Two .Arsenals, containing the arms and munitions of war of the State, are located, one in Charleston, and the other in Colu1nbia, which were formerly guarded by two companies of enlisted soldiers, at an annual expense of $24,000. In 1842, this ap­ propriation was transferred, by an act of the General Assembly, to the • support of two schools, which were organiz.ed upon the basis of the U. S. Military Academy at West Point, in the beginning of 1843, by a per­ manent Board of Visiters, appointed by the Governor ; the Cadets ·at which perform all the duties of a guard for the Arsenals. The Cadets admitted, consist of two classes; Beneficiary and Pay Ca� dets. The State supplies to the Beneficiary Cadet all his expenses. The Pay Cadet pays $200 per year for every charge, including clothingeo The Beneficiary Cadets are selected from those not able to bear their own expenses. Applications for admission are made to the Chairman of the •Board of Visiters, prior to the Annual Meeting of the Board, which takes place on Friday, next after the fourth ,Monday in November in each year; at which time all appointments are made by the Board for both classes of Cadets, respect beiJ¾ g had to a due appo:,;tionment among the several Judicial Djstricts of the S,tate� L �I �.BOARD OF VISITERS. · His ·Excellency JNO. L. MANNING, Governor of So. G�n. JAMES JONES, Gen·. D. F. JAMISON, (Address�) " Gen. D. WALLACE, '' Col. lsAAC D. WILSON, " Gen. JOHN H. MEANS, Gen. R. " Ca., (ex-officio.) Ca., {.Chairman.) Graniteville, So. Orangeburg C. H� Union C.H. Buckhead, Fairfield District. S ociety Hill, Darlington District. G. M. DuNOVANT, Adj't and Insp'r Gen., Ninety-six Depot, beville District, ( ex-officio.,) AbJ OFFICERS AND P.ROFESSORS. CITADEL ACADEMY, CHARLESTON. Major F W. CAPERS, Superintendent and Profes-sor of Mechanics and Engineering. . Capt. C. C. TEW, Professor of Belles Lettres and Ethics. First Lieut. P F STEVENS, Professor of Mathematics,and Astronomy. WM. HUME, M. D., Professor of Experimental Science.. F GAUTHIER, Professor of the French Language and Drawing. J. L. GREGO�IE, Bursar. Dr. H. BoYSTON., Surgeon. ARSENAL ACADEMY, COLUMBIA. Capt. J. MATTHEWS, Superintendent, &c. First Lieut. J B. WHITE, Professor of Mathematics� Second Lieut. J. P. THOMAS, Professor of Belles Lettres and French. Dr.. A. H. NAGEL, Surgeon• • ) ... ' �ARRANGED IN ORDER OF MERIT ,IN THEIR RESPECTIVE CLASSES, J AS DETERMINED AT THE ANNUA·L EXAMINATION, IN NOVEMBER, 1853. ; J \ �• \ 6 \ .. • NOTE • N�mes marked* are officialiy selected for publication conformably to a regulation, which requires the names of the n1ost distinguished Cadets; not exceeding two in each class, to be reported for this purpose at each Ai;inual Examination. Names marked thus were found deficient; andt in some cases, are turned back to re-commence the studies of their respective classes, t f ,: ' • ... • • I �• ) • MEMORANDUM. The Cadets composing the second class of 1852 were suspended from the Citadel Academy during that year ; and at the Annual Meeting of the Board of Visiters, held at Columbia on the 28th of November, 1852, they were formally _dismissed t consequently, the.re is no first or grada uating class this year. / ! I • .. • �8 SECOND CLASS.-1853. • 0 en en � � � � ..:l < � NAMES. DISTRICT. � � --.... Age when adm. -< 0 r.i E-1 -< A Q • ,-c A � . 00 • • 00 00 ..c: Q) � 0 � cd -+,J s � ..c: Q) MERIT IN 00 Q) .!3 -+;, H ..c: Q) 00 Q) ...-I ,.......4 Q) • ,-c � • ,-4 � cd � -+,J Q REMARKS � "'C$ zA --- -- 0 -+,:) cd -+,:) cd � � � � 6 2 1 1851. 17 " 15 11 5 3 2 Darlington, " 17 8 2 4 5 3 T. E. Hart, " 15 1 3 1 6 Colleton, 4 M. Jenkins, " 16 4 4 17 3 Lexington, 5 S. Steedman, " 17 9 7 8 6 Colleton, 6 J. Jenkins, Charleston, " 16 4 11 9 3 7 A. Coward, " 17 6 10 7 8 Lancaster, 8 C. Adams, " 18 1 1 �6 12 Greenville, 9 A. D. Hoke, Charleston, " 18 10 8 10 9 10 J. D. Radcliffe, Abbeville, 1852. 16 9 12 5 11 11 C. T. Haskell, Richland, 1851. 18 6 9 13 13 12 D. Fleming, " 15 2 14 11 15 Beaufort, 13 J. E. Godfrey, Charleston, " 15 4 15 16 10 14 A. H. 1\'.lazyck, " 15 6 13 12 18 do 15 A. Holmes, 16 B. A. Munnerlyn, Georgetown, " 16 6 19 18 14 " 17 7 16 19 15 Beaufort, 17 J.E. Heape, Darlington, " 16 6 17 14 17 18 J. Culpeper, Orangeburg, " 16 11 18 15 19 19 D. Ja1nison, Obarleston, " 15 2 20 20 20 20 J. T. Gibbes, " 15 2 2121 20 Colleton, 21 T. E. Gadsden, *1 J. H. Hallonquist, Barnwell, Kershaw, *2 T. Lee, � � � 1 1 Resigned. .1 1 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 16 1 12 1 20 1 17 1 10 1 14 Hon. disch' d 1 19 1 21 1 18 Not adv' ced. 1 12 Hon. disch' d ( l l \ I \ • �.. 9 TIIIRD CLASS.-185·3. • NAMES. DISTRICT. REMARKS. -1--------1------1---1- - -- - ---1-------·-- \ *l J·. D. Wylie, *2 W. D. Dubose, 3 B. Smith, 4P. Bryce, 5 J. B. Patrick, 6 W Gaillard, 7W Nance, 8 J B. Pressley, 9D. Bobo, • 10F Parker, 11 T Lucas, 12W Crawley, 13 S. Kirk, 14 S. Smith, 15 E. White, 16L. S. Hill, 17 R. C. Carlisle, 1813. F Reynolds, 19J.M. Dean, 20J Venning, 21 J. Mixson, 22W. Jones, 23 J. Evans, 24 s. 'r rotti, 25 A. J. Rugg, 26J. Phinney, 27 J. Palmer, f Lancaster, 1852. 18 1 2 7 3 1 1 " 15 9 1 7 1 1 14 Fairfield, Georgetown, " 16 8 8 1 2 1 1 " 17 9 4 1 5 9 7 Richland, " 19 7 5 1 8 1 1 Barnwell, " 16 7 7 4 1 1 Fairfield, 3 7 5 1 11 " 16 Newberry, " 16 6 9 71121 1 Williamsb'g Union, 6172018 9 " 18 " 15 214 7 7 13 6 Abbeville, Kershaw, " 15 1110 7 17 1612 " 18 2 11 1722 10 9 Barnwell, Charleston, " 16 813 17 918 19 " 16 612 718 1222 do " 16 17 713 21 l� do " 18 7 161718 1 14 Edgefield, " 16 18 171915 7 Union, " 18 915 1723 2016 Abbeville, Spartanb'g, " 16 420 7141418 Charleston, " 15 22 712 24 17 " 16 21 1 1623 23 Barnwell, " 15 424 12117 20Not adv'ced. Charleston, Georgetown, " 14 1019242425 21 do " 15 23 127 2725 Charleston, do " 16 82624 10 1126Discharged. Darlington, " 18 425 2426 127 Fairfield, do " 16 7 272425 2624 do Charleston, I �• 10 FOURTH CL.A.SS.-CITA.DEL.-1853. • MERIT IN z · Age O when • E-4 t-4 rn rn � 1-1 � ..:i � � NAMES. z DISTRICT. A < � O· � E-4 J";ii;l < 0 J";ii;l A *1 B. Sloan, *2 J. F. Lanneau, 3 T. Gary, 4 R. G. Dwight, 5 L. F. Dozier, 6 A. Lee, 7 Y. Fleming, 8 C. S. Legg, 9 J. White, 10 T·. M. Hasell, 11 W. Dennis, 12 W. Roach, adm. ., • 00 0 ..... 00 s � Q,) ,.:: 00 00 � � Q,) � 00 Q,) • ,.:: 0 � � � � � � Q,) 0 cd Q,) Q,) � � � � � � , = • REMARKS. � 0 ( "'C � 0 -- - -- 0 Anderson, 1853. 16 6 1 1 4 8 Charleston, " 16 11 2 2 1 6 " 16 7 3 4 7 11 Abbeville, " 15 3 6 3 5 4 Colleton, . Williamsb' g " 16 3 ,7 5 9 1 " 15 4 8 8 3 Kershaw, " 17 5 7 11 7 Richland, Spartanb' g, 1852. 18 6 8 10 1 10 Charleston, 1853. 15 8 9 11 5 12 Dicharged " 17 1 10 9 1 2 do Colleton, " 18 2 12 6 10 9 do Sumter, Charleston, 1852. 15 9 11 12 l2 5 Hon. disch' d. • • • l \ • ' . '- • • �11 'FOlJRTil CLA.SS.-ARSENAL ACADEMY.-185'3. .. z Age 0 H H rn rn ·� H � � <1 NAMES. DISTRICT. z r.i <1 J;i;,f 0 ril ·'E-4 '<l - r ' ( when adm .. . . -:S � 00 00 � MERIT IN 0 ..... 00 00 s -+;I c:3 ..c:: Cl) 0 � Cl) � . ..c: 0 A Cl) -+;I Cl) H w Cl) ......i � Cl) � � � � >-i - - -- Cl) . -+;I REMARKS. � '"d A Greenville, 1853. 16 11 3 3 1 1 4 4 6 4 2 J. L. Coker, Darlington, " 16 " 15 4 5 1 5 5 3 V. Manget, Richland, " 17 1 6 3 7 4 E.'Croft, Edgefield, " 16 9 2 2 2 11 5 W.R. Erwin, Barnwell, 6 E. M. Law, Darlington, " 16 4 7 5 ·4 8 " 18 6 8 7 7 14 7 P. Coleman, Fairfield, " 17 9 8 9 12 8 G. A. Ross, York, 9 J. H. Houser, Orangeburg, " 17 5 6 16 20 2 " 15 5 10 9 13 15 10 B. M. Walpole, Colleton, " 15 2 11 18 14 3 11 J·. D. Nance, Newberry, " 15 13 10 10 16 12 W. L. Wilson, Abbeville, ,, 16 3 14 12 15 18 13 W.R. King, Sumter, " 16 6 16 11 8 32 14 H. D. Capers, Anderson, " 17 8 12 27 11 28 15 J. Muller, Richland, " 16 1 19 23 12 23 16 R. M. Sims, Lancaster, " 16 4 22 14 18 19 17 J. A. Finch, Fairfield, " 18 11 20 24 22 10 18 A. McAllister, .Abbeville, 19 H. W. H.olmes, Charleston, " 15 18 15 26 24 " 16 5 15 21 27 25 20 W. A. Willingham, Beaufort, " 18 3 23 25 16 21 21 L. Strait, Chester, . 22 R. C. Robe s, 17 1 27 17 19 6 Barnwell, 23 G(;'o. Egleston, . Charleston, " 15 3 26 20 17 22 " 18 3 17 13 23 35 24 Wm. Williams, Laurens, " 16 7 21 19 23 34 25 J. D. McKeller, Newberry, " 17 24 26 28 27 26 J. A. Garmany, Greenville, " 15 28 29 21 20 27 A. Burt, Anderson, " 17 1 29 22 25 23 28 B. Randell, Chester, " 17 7 25 t 31 9 29 P. D. Bowles, Edgefield, 30 J. S. Palmer, Charleston, " 16 4 32 28 29 31 " 18 8 30 35 t 26 31 A. Johnson, Kershaw, " 16 10 t 30 t 13 Not advanced3 2 J. Dickinson, Barnwell, " 17 4 t 31 32 39 Discharged. 33 S. J. Brabham, do " 18 31 t t 36 do .34 J C. Bell, Fairfield, 35 D. J.Rowe, Orangeburg, " 17 9 t 32 30 30 Not advanced. " 17 3 t 33 34 37 Discharged.· 36 T. J. Calhoun, Greenville, " 17 5 t 37 33 17 37 Robt. Taylor, Marlboro', do " 18 38 J. G. Steedman, Entered Oct. I� Lexington., 1 H. S. Thomson, ,, - �I 12 I EXPLANATION OF CONDUCT ROLL ' ' All offences against Orders or Regulations are recorded.. These offences are divided into seven grades·; each of which comprises offences of nearly the same degree of criminality. The degree of criminality of offences of each grade is· expressed by a number,. as follows: OFFENCES o� THE lsT GRADE BY 10 " 2d " " 8 do.. " '"' 5 " 3d do. do�. " 4th "· " 4 do. " 5th " " 3 "· 6th " " 2 do. do. " 7th '" " 1 For ea-ch year (after the first year) that a Cadet has been a member of' the Academy, his offences are made to count more, by adding to the number expressing the degree of criminality of each offence, one-sixth for the second year, one-third, for the third year, and-one-half for the fourth year. ,. At the end of the Academic year, these numbers are jlded up, and the sum, thus obtained is that found in the-column of "Demerit." (See the next page.) The demerit for the Graduating- Clas's is; estimated for their whole­ term. When a Cadet has more· than. two hundred demerits in any one yea1 t he is dismissed. / ' ( �13 CONDUCT ROLL OF CADETS AT CITADEL ACADEMY.-1853 . . 00 � � � � ' NAMES. z p ( 1 C. Adams, 2 W. Gaillard, 3 T. E. Hart, 4 A. D. Hoke, 5 J. H. Hallonquis� 6 M. Jenkins, 7 J. Jenkins, 8 T. Lee, 9 J. B. Patrick, 10 J. B. Pressley, 11 J D. Radcliffe, 12 B. Smith, 13 S. Steedman, 14 J. D. Wylie, 15 B. A. �Iunnerlyn, 16 F. Parker, 17 P. Bryce, 18 R. C. Carlisle, 19 D. Bobo, 20 W. Crawley, 21 C. T. Hask�ll, 22 W F. Nance, 23 L. F Dozier, 24 T. M. Hasell, 25 T. Lucas, 26 E. White, 27 W. D. DuBose, 28 L. S. Hill, 29 F Barto:r;i, 30 T. Gadsden, 31 J. E. Godfrey, 32, J. E. Heape, , . 00. 00 < ,..::i . . 8 1-j � � � � 00 � � � � 0 A z -- - - NAMES. ::;J 2 33 A. Coward, 3 34 B. Reynolds, 2 35 D. G; Fleming, 2 36 J. Venning, 2 37 J. P. Gibbes, 2 38 J. M. Dean, 2 39 A. Holmes, 2 40 A. Lee, 3 41 R. G. Dwight, 3 42 S. Kirk, 2 43 W. Jones, 3 44 W. Roach, 2 45 J. F. Lanneau, 3 46 J. Evans, 2 2 47 Y. Fleming, 3 2 48 B. Sloan, 3 3 49 W. Dennis, 3 3 50 I. Culpepper, 3 4 51 J Boatwright, 3 4 52 S. Smith, 2 5 53 J Mixson, 3 5 54 A. Legg, 4 7 55 A. Mazyck, 4 8 56 T Gary, 3 12 57 J. Palmer, 3 12 58 D. Jamison, 3 14 59 S. Trotti, 3 14 60 J White, 3 16 61 A. J. Rugg, 2 17 62 J. Phinney, 2 17 63 W M. Erwin, 218 . 00 00 < ,..::i . E"4 H � � � � -0 A 2 3 2 3 2 3 2 19 19 20 20 22 24 26 4 27 4 28 0 29 3 -31 4 34 4 36 3 46 4 47 4 51 () 4 56 2 3 3 3 4 57 57 50 61 65 2 66 4 69 3 83 2 86 3 94 4 95 3 99 3 101 3175 I • �• 14 • CONDUCT ROLL OF' CADETS· AT ARSENAL ACADEMY.-1853.. • . . 8 l 00 00 � � � )1 NAMES. • 00 00 -< H H � � � � � � � � . NAMES. 00 00 • I � r;i;1 :a � 0 A <1 ..:l l:l z -----·--- ---- 0 - - ------ ------ - -A z p " 1 H. S. Thompson ,. 2 .J. H. Houser, 3 J. D. Nance ,. 4 J. L. Coker, 5 V. Manget, 6 R. C. Roberts,. 7 E. Croft, SE. M. Law, 9 P. D. Bowles, 10 A. McAllister> 11 W. R. Erwin ,, 12 G. A. Ross, 13 J. Dickinson,. 14 P. Coleman, 15 B. M. Walpole, 16 W. L. Wilson, 17 Robert Taylor, 18 W. R. King, 19 J. A. Finch,. 4 29 20 A. Burt, 4 '· 3 21 L. Strait, "' 5 22 Geo. Egleston, '' 8 23 R. M. Sims, " 8 24 H. W. Holmes, '' 10 25 W. A. Willingham, '' 11 26 A. Johnson, "13 27 J.. A. Garmany, q 13 28 J. Muller, "'14 29 S. J. Brabham, "16 20 D. J. Rowe, : H. 16 21 J. S. Palmer, . "'16 22 H. D.· Capers,. "17 23 R. Randell, "21 24 J. D. McKeller,. "23 25 Wm. Williams, "27 26 J. C. Bell, "28 27 T. J.. Calhoun,. u2s, " 31 " 33 " 34 " 34 " 38 " 41 " 48 u 5� " 62 " 62 " 67 " 68. " 81 " 93 " 102 " 103 " 122. .. / ' • �15 SYNOPSIS OF COURSE OF STUDIES AT SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY ACADEMIES. STUDIES. TEXT BOOKS. '- Engineering and Science of War, Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, � � Political Economy, National and Constitutional Law, ..= � "E Chemistry, o � Mineralogy, � Geology, Artillery and Infantry Tactics, Topographical and Arch. Drawing, �S , I • . r:n Calculus, � ] Natural and Experimental Phil., �o � ] Rhetoric, :E g Chemistry, E-1 � Mineralogy, Drawing, Crayon and �inear, Mahan and Lectures. Abercrombie. Wayland's Elements. Constitutions of U. S. and So. Ca. { Calhoun's Disq1:1isition on Gov't. E1owne, Dana, } and Lectures. Lyell, U. S. Art. Tactics and Scott. Eastman. Church. Bartlett's Mechanics, Gummere's { Astron, and Muller's Principles of Physics and Meteorology. Blair, Fowne, } and Lectures. Dana, r Geometry and Trigonometry, � � � Descriptive Geometry, � rS Surveying, ro O Analytical Geometry, § ] Universal History; French, as Drawing, Landscape, r.n Davies' Legendre. Davies. Davies. Davies. Tytler. Historie de Charles XII. • rn � ] �o � � . � ;; Davies. Young. Smith. Frost, U. S. Collot's Reader and Grammar. Elements of. t i:z;,i � Arithmetic, Algebra, English Grammar, History, French, Mythology, .. �, , .16 CADETS APPOINTED TO THE ARSENAL ACADEMY FOR 1854. . m z 0 NAMES. DISTRICT. Charleston, 1 R. M. Anderson, Colleton, 2 W. D. Allen,• Green ville, 3 L. M. Austin, Laurens, 4 J. E. Black, Marion, 5 E. Bailey, Orangeburg, J. F. Baxter, Union, 7 W. C. Byers,4: Charleston, 8 L. Benson,+ Chester, 9 B. F, Backstrom, 1 0 W. Z. Bedon, Colleton, 1 1 Charles Bonney1" Kershaw, 1 2 E. Capers, Anderson, 1 3 E. C. Chaplin, Beaufort, 1 4 T. W. Councell, Charleston, 1 5 Robert Campbell, do 1 6 H. A. Cauble, Greenville, 1 7 J. A. Coward, Williamsburg, 1 8 P. A. Chavez, Charleston, 1 9 T. N. Drose;-· do 20 F. H. Dalrymple, Darlington, Greenville, 2 1 W. H. D'Oyley, Darlington, 2 2 S. W. DuBose, Marlboro', 2 3 Thomas Dudley, Orangeburg, 24 W. Darby, 2 5 D. St. P. DuBose, Sumter, 26 J. J. Exum, do 2 7 Joseph Erwin, Barnwell, 2 8 S. F. Ellis, Beaufort, 29 Robert Evans, Chesterfield, 30 E. C. Ellis, Colleton, 31 W. E. Charles, Darlington, 32 E. B. Ellerbe, l\.Iarion, 33 B. Farr, Greenville, 3.4 J. J. Folk, Colleton, 35 W. J. Gooding, Beaufort, 36 F. N. Garvin, Pickens, Sumter, 37 H. W. Garden, 38 H. A. Gaillard, Fairfield, 39 D. F. Gary, Laurens, 40 James Hart, Union, 41 R. T. Harper, York, 42 E. R. Hays, Barnwell, 43 H.P. D. Ha� do 44 J. R. Heriot, Charleston, 45 T. Hemmingway, Georg etown, jCharleston, 1 jW. J. Davis, . al - NAMES. DISTRICT. - · 46 A. B. Hene·gan, Marion, 47 J. M. James,Sumter, 48 J. I... Jeter, do 49 J. P. Jeter, do 50 W. T. Jeter• do 51 B. Kennedy, Kershaw, 52 W. J. B. Loyd,t Sumter, 53 T. H. Law, Darlington, 54 W. J. M. Lee, Williamsburg, Chesterfield, 55 T. H. Mangum, 56 H. D. Moore, · Abbeville, Barnwell, 57 W. McCreary, 58 G. C. Mackay, Beaufort, 59 W. A. McDowell, Charlest<;>n, 60 J. E. Magwood, do ,.. 61 P. K. McKelvey, do 62 R.. Muirheadtf Colleton, J. Kershaw, 63 J. McCaa, Horry, 64 \V. P. Nixon, Darlington, 65 W. T. Norwood, do 66 J. W. Norwood, Charleston, 67 J. W.Phillips, Fairfield, 68 S. D. Robertson, York, 69 W. G. Russell, Abbeville, 70 R. Robinson, Colleton, 71 M. 0. Raysor, Kershaw, 72 G. F. Robenson, Newberry, 73 D. Rutherford, Beaufort, 74 R. E. Sweat, Fairfield, 75 W. Strother;-, Greenville, 76 J. N. Southern, Lancaster, 77 J. D. Steel, 78 E. W. Steedman, ' Lexington, do 79 J. L. Steedman, Richland, 80 J. A. Scott, Anderson, 81 G. H. Symmes, Charleston, 82 W. M. Tennent, Fairfield, 83 R. K. Thomas, Charleston, 84 W. W. Whitney, Laurens, 85 R. H. Waldrop, 86 John Whetstone1f- Barnwell, 87 W. Whetstone, do 88 J E. Wolfe, Lexington, 89 W. II. Wa.lker, Spartanburg, 90 W. H. Zei gler, Orangeburg. !Appointed to 3d Class, Citadel Acad. , .,.. - �' .. . . • •• i7 GRADUATES OF THE MILITARY ACADEMIES SINCE THEIR ORGANIZATION. . 00 0 NAMES. DISTRICT. DATE OF REMARKS z __________, _______ -----,-------------- _, *l 0. C. Tew, *2 R. G. White, 3 C. 0. La.Motte, 4 John L. Br3inch, 5 W. J. Magill, 6 John H. Swift, *7 J. Hagood, *8 E. S. Heriot, 9 J. P. Southern, 10 S. B. Jones, *11 H. J. Oliver, *] 2 A. Buist, 13 J. W. Gregorie, 14 H. D. Kennedy, 15 F. F. Warley, 16 H. L. Brantley, 17 J. J. Matthews, 18 A. J. Jamison, 19 J. D. Powell, *20 P. F. Stevens, *21 U. A. Rice, 22 J. T. Zealy, 23 H. L. Thruston, 24 J. B. White, 25 G. B. Lartigue, 26 W. G. Inglesby, 27 G. H. Bunker, 28 J. A. Walker, 29 H. ,v. Stewart, 30 T. E. Strother, 3i W. M. Morgan, *32 D. H. Egles�on, *33 J. A. Houser, 34 C. D. Oliver, 35 J. 1V. Robertson, 36 J. A. Crooker, 37 0. A. Darby, 38 S. N. Kennerley, 39 J. R. Abrams, 40 J. L. Inglesby;· 41 G. S. Odom, 42 H. N. Wheaton, 43 A. L. Edwards, *44 J. P. Thomas, *45 W. H. ,vright, Charleston, Georgetown, ,Charleston, Abbeville, Georgetown, Charleston, · Barnwell, Georgetown, Greenville, Charleston, Edgefield, Charleston, Beaufort, Abbeville, Pendleton, Charleston, Anderson, Laurens, Green ville, Pendleton, Barnwell, Beaufort, Greenville, Georg:etown, Barnwell, Charleston, Sumter, Abbeville, Colleton, Chesterfield, Charleston, do Orangeburg, Edgefield, Charleston, Edgefield, Charleston, Orangeburg, Georgetown, Charleston, Barnwell, Abbeville, Colleton, Fairfield, Charleston, GRAD'TION. Nov., 1846. Prof. B. Lettres, Cit... Acad. '' Physician. '' Minister of the Gospel. '' Civil Engineer, N. E. R. R, " Merchant, Savan!lah. " Civil Engineer, N. E. R. R. Nov., 1847. Lawyer, Barn�ell. " Civil Engineer, Georgia. " Aud. & Treas. G. & C.R. R. " Pres. Anderson Female Ins. Nov., 1848. Chief Eng. W. V. R.R., Ala. " Teaching, Barnwell, S. C. " Planter, Beaufort. " Teaching, Columbia,. S. C. " Lawyer, Darlington. " Civil Engineer, N. C. '' Farmer. " Teaching, Miss. " Civil Engineer, S. C. <Nov., 18¾9. Prof. Math., Citadel Acad. Physician, Georgia. , '' '' Minister of the Gospel. " Civil Engineer, S. C. " Prof. Math., Arsenal Acad. " Physician, Graham's T. 0. " Student of Medicine. " Teaching, Florida. " Prin. of Acad., Abbeville. " Merchant, C olleton. " Teaching, Cheraw. '' S. C. R. R. Office. Nov., 1850. Prof. Mt. Zion Colle'ate Ins. '' Planter, Georgia. '' Civil Engineer, N. E. R. R. '' Prof. Tactics, Ga. Mil. Ins. '' Civil Engineer. '' Mini i;,ter of the Gospel. " · Farmer. " Civil Engineer, Alabama. " Civil Eng., Rabun Gap R.R. " Physician, Barnwell. " Ed. Greenville Mountaineer. '' Teaching. · Nov., 1851. Prof. B. Lettres, Ars. Acad. " Clerk, Charleston. �•• • 18 GRADUATES OF THE MILITARY ACADEMIES SINCE THEIR '· ORGANIZATION. (CONTINUED:) . 00 0 z NAMES DISTRICT. DATE OF GRAD'TION. REMARKS. . 46 J. G. Pressley, Williamsburg, Nov., 1851. Student of Law. " Teaching, Georgetown. Charleston, 47 W. lrV. Veitch, " Planter, Alabama. 48 N. W. Armstrong, Barnwell, " Civil Eng., Nlar. & W. R.R. Sumter, 49 L. A. Brown, " Pl�nter, Williamsburg. 50 J. B. Chandler, do " Student of Medicine. Abbeville, 51 J. l\iI. Pilot, " Clerk, Charleston. Kershaw, 52 J. J. Lucas,. " Teaching, ,villiamsburg. 53 James Aiken, Fairfield, " Student of Medicine. Sumter, 54 J. W. Hudson, " Merchant, Florida. Chesterfield, 55 B. W. Powell, " Lawyer, Augusta, G�orgia. Edgefield, . 56 E. J. Walker, " Civil Eng., Louisiana. do 57 T. J. Arnold, " Minister of the Gospel. Spartanburg, 58 J. B. Cottrell, " Student of Medicine. 59 W. S. Dudley, Orangeburg, " do do 60 E. J. Frederick, do " Planter, Edisto.· Colleton, 61 E. C. Bailey, " Teaching, Colleton. do 62 J. L. Seabrook, " Lawyer, Georgia. Barnwell, 63 J. B. Colding, 64 H. S. Bass, Charleston, '' Machinist. " Civil Engineer, Georgia. do 65 F. G. Palmer, " Civil Eng., U. & S. R. R. Greenville, 66 W. R. Powell, " Richland, Teaching, S. C. 67 T. H. Cooke, " Barnwell, Dealer in Lumber. 68 S. Collins, " Teaching, Florida, 69 W. D. NlcNiillan, Beaufort, Newberry, *70 A. H. liittle, Nov., 1852. Died, August, 1853. '' Studying Law. Beaufort, *71 D. T. Williams, " Clerk, Charleston, 72 W. S. Brewster, Charleston, " Civil Engineer, N. E. R. R. Greenville, 73 G. E. Earle, " Colleton, do do Ohio. 7 4 C. S. Gadsden, " Teaching, Alabama. 75 W. Y. McCa1nmon, Chester, " Civil Engin�er, Alabama. Richland, 76 W. H. Dial, " Teaching, Mississippi. ·77 T. W. Fitzgerald, Pickens, " Teaching, Orangeburg. Charleston, 78 J. ,v. Murray, " Clerk, Charleston. Kershaw, ·79 S. C. DePass, " York, Private Tutor, Florida. 80 R. A. Palmer, " gton, Lexin Student of Medicine. ,81 H. P. Houseal, " Prof. Math., lVIil. Ins., Ala� 82 G. W. Seabrook, Colleton, " Teaching, S. C. Marlboro', 83 C. S. Henegan, " Teaching, Florida. Pickens, 84 J. W. Daniels, " Planter, Williamsburg. Williamsburg, 85 G. E. Gamble, '' Student of Medicine. Charleston, 86 John C. Rich, " Planter, Barnwell. Barnwell, 87 P. li. Raysor, " Lexington, Student of �1edicine. 88l�1. J. Prothro, • f ' ; ' �• � 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. 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T,vo :MrLITARY SCHOOLS were established, and arc supported by the State of South Carolina-one at Charleston, and one at Columbia; the latter auxiliary to the former Two Arsenals, containing the arms and munitions of war of the State, are located, one in Charleston, and the other in Columbia, which were formerly guarded by two compa.mes of enlisted soldiers, at an annual expense of $24,000. In 1842, this ap­ propriation was transferred, by an act of the General Assembly, to the support of two schools, which were organized upon the basis of the United States Military Academy at vVest Point, in the beginning of 1843, by a permanent Board of Visitors, appointed by the Governor; the Cadets at which pe1form all the duties of a guard for the Arsenals. The Cadets admitted consist of two classes-Beneficiary and Pay Cadets. The State supplies to the Beneficiary Cadet all his expenses. The Pay Cadet pays $200 per year for every charge, including clothing. The- Beneficiary Cadets are selected from those not able to bear their own expenses. Applications for admission are made to the Chairman of the Board of Visitors, prior to the Annual Meeting of the Board, which takes })lace on Friday next after the fourth Monday in November in each year; at which time all appointments are made by the Board for both classes of Cadets, respect being had to a due a,pportionmcnt among the severa1 Judicial Districts of the State. �4 BOARD OF Y1SIT . .ERS. His Excellency Jim. L. 1!:A�NI:-.G, Governor of S. C., (ex officio.) Gen. JA:-.rns JONES, (address) Graniteville, S. C., ( Chairman.) " Orangeburg C.H. Gen. D. F JAMISON, " Union C. II. Gen. D. vVALLACE, J3uc1{head, Fairfield District. Gen. JOHN I L MEANS, " Society Hill, Darlington District. Col. IsAAC D. ".V1LsoN, " Gen. R. G M. DuNOVANT, Adjutant and Inspector General, Ninety-six Depot, Abbeville District, (ex o:fficio.) OFFICERS AND PROFESSORS. --. CIT.ADEL ACADEMY, CHARLESTON. ifajor F. ·w Superintendent and Professor of Mechanics and Engineering. Capt. C. C. TEW. . . . . .Professor of Belles Lettres and Ethics. First Lieut. P F. STEVENS..Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy. ".VM. HuME, M. D.. . . •... Professor of Experimental Science. F.. GAUTHIER. . . . .Professor of the French Language and Dra,Ying. J M. DELGADO. . ...... Teacher of the Spanish Language. Surgeon. Dr. II. BoYSTON. . J L. GnEGORlE . . . . • • Bursar. CAPERS ARSENAL ACADEMY, COLuMBIA. . Supenntenclent, &c. Capt. J MA.TTIIEWS.. First Lieut. J B. '\V HITE. . . Professor of Mathematics. Second Lieut. J.P. THO!l{AS Profesflor of Belles Lettnn and French. Dr A. II. NAGEL. •••••• Surgeon. �5 CADETS ARRANGED IN ORDER OF lVIERI'r IN THEIR RESPECTIVE CLASSES., .A.S DKTF.Ri\UNED A.T THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION, IN NOVEMBER, 1854. �G NOTE. NAMES marked * are officially selected for publication, conformably to a regulation which requires the names of the most distinguished Cadets, not exceding two in each class, to be reported for this purpose at each Annual Examination. Names marked thus were found defi­ cient; and, in some cases, are turned back to recommence the studies of their respective classes. t �'I FIRST CLASS (GR��DU ATES) OF 1854. II � � "' -< ,'"l N.urns. DISTIUCTS. � r.l ;,, r:: 0 ·;;; "' ·e "" '- Age when admitted. I Merit iu 1852. Merit iu 1853. "d "d ., ell A d� i,:.. <:d A � ..8 ""o s .�·� ., ..; � 00 .h� b� 5 ,-:i .ci A<!> s H :.a bn ..; 0 "' .: .:i A 0 ::i ::i "' "' 0 :... ., ui � � � s::l ,? .._, ..c � p... ·� "d ..... ..c ·- 00 s� .:: ;:: � "' s::l d .; ., � .: ..., ..., "' .: al 0 d "' -;::; ..... :... 0 :... <> b£ � .,,_ :... 0 d :... ;;.-. � ..... � � .:i 0 ..... � � A 0 < �� ril 5::.l A A .... A � -- -· - - -- - -- - -- -- -- -- -- - -- -- -- -- 00 C) � d 00 C) :... :::; <!) <1) ,,; 00 I>-, .: I;:� <) C) <) <1) <) <) <1) ;.) � ,::·1 M. Jenkins. . l<·2 3 .. 15 1 1 1 1 7 5 3 1 3 1 Thos. E. Hart .. A. D. lloke ... .. J J. Jenkins. . A. Coward. Darlington. Greenville . Colleton.... Charleston. 18,51 1851 1851 17 18 17 16 8 1 1 1 7 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 12 2 1 5 9 2 4 5 6 10 3 1 G J. D. Radcliffe.. C. 'l' Haskell. 8 C.Aclams .. !) M. Steedman... )0 D. G. li'leming 11 A. II. Mazyck .. 12 J. I<'. C ulpeper.. 13 D.R. Jamison.. Charleston. Abb eville Lancaster .. Lexington .. Richland.. . Charleston. Darlington. Orangeburg 1851 1852 1851 1851 1851 1851 1851 1851 18 10 1 l 7 12 9 l 1 l l 8 )2 13 1 5 10 10 11 11 13 13 12 10 l 7 7 6 9 6 8 3 7 12 7 7 G '{ 1851 )6 17 16 18 15 16 16 .� S,..; V, Colleton.... 1851 4 5 � Merit in 18.:54. 9 4 9 6 4 6 4 6 11 6 10 !) l 7 12 12 7 11 1 4 1 7 11 10 8 10 8 4 7 11 12 13 9 11 13 10 9 l 11 5 12 18 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 3 2 8 5 3 1 10 8 3 2 1 1 6 7 4 3 7 l 1 8 1 1 10 12 4 4 4 5 8 10 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! 11 13 6 10 7 9 I 12 11 13 9 6 5 7 11 12 13 5 8 'O .: 0 1 8 6 1 6 5 5 5 5 10 1 8 1 5 5 12 12 11 13 12 13 11 9 11 R1rn.rnK�. 0 ] 9 11 ..; 1 l 9 1 10 12 11 13 Assistant teacher fo Belles Lettrcs, and 2nd Lieut. Comp. ll. Captain Company B. Captain Company A. 1st Lieut . Comp. B. Assistant teacher in Drawing, and 3rd Lieut. Company A. 2nd Lieut. Comp. A. 4th Lieut . Comp. A. 1st Lieut. Comp. A. 3rd Liet. Comp. D. 4th Lieut. Comp. ll. �SECOND CLASS, 1854. 2 � ..... .... < >-< d 0 'cii "' '§ " � d � ..., "3 Q) - C!:l A ,.; a Q) :S 0 Q) :S d ::.1 0 ::.1 18 15 19 16 17 16 15 16 16 16 15 16 18 15 16 16 15 15 16 16 <.> s ul � .,; � d O DISTRICTS. NAMES. A!e when a mitted. 1 9 8 .,; Q) .... ..., Q) ..:.1 "' � .; p. "' .8 0 :a p. 7e .... :, ..., z <:;J !in -� .... A A "3 -- ---------- ---------- ---- -- -- -- -- -- -.;:-2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ·X·l .. John D. Wylie .. .. W. P DuBose J.B. Patrick .. W. F. Nance ....... P. Bryce ... . ..... .. _ J. F. Pressley.. . Thos. Lucas .. Il. Smith w D. Guillard J·. S. Mixson. ... F L. Parker .. ... P. S. Kirk. .. ...... W .T. Crawlev J. Yenning ·.. J.M. Dean. .. E. White .. . . . .. . D. B. Bobo. ......... J.P. Gibbcs .. R. C. Carlisle ......... ., S. Smith. ......... .... .. . .. - Lancaster .... . . . . Fairfield . .. Barnwell . ... Newberry ... .. Richland ........ . .. Vl7illiamsburg '. Kershaw. . .. Georgetown.. .. .. Fairfield. .... Barnwell .. . .... Abbeville .. . ... Charleston ...... : Barnwell .............. Charleston ....... s artanburg..... ...... 1arleston.... ........ Cy Union.. .. .... .... .. Charleston ........ .. Union ............... Charleston ............. ' rn52 1852 1852 1852 1852 1852 1852 1852 1852 1852 1852 1852 1852 1852 1852 1852 1852 1851 1852 1852 . . .9 . . 6 11 . .. 8 2 8 2 .. '·4 .,. ·····. . ..... 2 ...... 6 1 2 5 3 4 6 7 16 11 10 9 8 14 19 20 13 12 18 17 15 i:q 1 2 3 5 6 8 12 4 7 9 11 10 13 19 14 15 17 18 16 20 1 1 1 4 7 4 6 11 10 11 8 11 11 8 16 16 20 19 10 )1 13 13 1 1 8 7 5 13 6 11 8 18 13 11 19 8 20. 1 17 1 REMARKS. .,3 0 --·-------------0 0 3 6 1 19 4 5 9 7· 8 16 15 1 5 13 12 17 1st Sergeant Company B. 1st Sergeant Company A. 2nd Sergeant Company B. 4th Sergeant Company A. 2nd Sergeant Company A. 3rd Sergeant Company A. 3rci. Sergeant Company B. 4th Sergeant Company B. I 18 5 20 I llonombly discharged. 9 �THIRD CLASS, 1854. i:: .s "' ..; ,, .... ;;; I� ...:i ..., � "' "' '-l 0 -.;;.1 .,:z a 4 5 G 7 8 9 lll 11 12 ]3 14 ] i> 16 17 18 19 20 21 2:2 23 24 K.urr:s. DISTRICTS. ·-·-----'------le ,J l<' Lanncau. .... .. 1V. RErwin. J Steedman.. .. J Coke',·... . .. . .... R Croft. ... .. K l\L ),aw..... .. .. J. A. ]�vans. .... .. .. Geo. Ro�s.. H. Y. lh·ight .. .. ]) Coleman .. Y :1,Langet. ' ' ' JI. Thompson. ........ J. Nance. Henry Capers. .. n. M. Sims.... L. D<izier ' ' A. )[c.\.llister. .. ... A. Y. Lee. ' . ' ... .. J A. Finch. .. 13. ]if. Walpole. .. l' D. Boles L. K Legg P K. Uarmany ......... J D. McKellar "' "§ 'Cl A�e when a mitted . ,,; () d <,... 0 rn .... A � � s ol ,,; :S Q) :S ell ..., ..., C) ,-.:.i ti) .3 cO .,.; :': d '"O A 19 1 1 4 10 6 15 1 10 18 4 21 .12 11 � () .s RE)URKS, () ::s ... .... .... � � � A. 0 ""' ---- -- -- -- -- --- -- --· .£ ell Charleston ... .... ig.53 )Jarmrnll. ............. 1853 Lexington.... ........ 1853 1853 Da1·ling:ton:. . ....... 1853 Edgefield ..... ... .. Darlington..... ... 1853 Georgetown... .... .. 1853 .. .. ..... 1853 Yoi-k .. . Colleton..... .. 1833 Fairfield ....... .. ... 1853 1853 Richland.. .... 1853 Greem-ille .......... ' ' .. 1853 Newberry 1853 Anderson. .. .. 1853 Lancaster ... ... 18M Williamsburg . 1853 Abbeville ...... .... Kershaw. .. .......... 1853 ..... ... 1853 Fairfield 1853 Collet on .... ' .. .. Edgefield .. ........ 185? . 1852 Spartan burg. .. Greenville ......... .... 1853 .. 1853 Ke1Yberry oJ C) 16 16 18 16 17 16 14 17 15 18 15 16 15 16 16 16 18 15 16 15 17 18 17 16 A 0 1 11 9 ... .... 4 10 .. 3 6 4 11 2 6 1 3 11 .... 4 5 7 6 ...... 7 2 3 5 4 7 6 9 11 8 13 15 10 18 19 12 20 14 17 22 21 23 24 16 0) 5 1 2 6 7 4 14 23 3 16 11 8 13 10 12 17 15 22 18 10 23 20 24 21 A Q) 11 17 2 5 18 11 5 5 22 21 3 11 20 8 11 23 11 8 18 5 23 1 7 13 17 8 21 22 16 14 8 24 19 17 23 0 9 10 15. 16 17 10 3 13 4 1 5 6 23 18 1 14 8 12 19 6 20 22 24 Corporal. Col'poral. Corporal. Corporal. ______ Honorably discharged. Honorably discharged. Not advanced. , �FOURTH CLASS, (ARSENAL ACADEMY,) 1854. ....., ... .. NAl!ES, � ... . ' I• -: s:i .� . Merit in Age when , . admitted. '§ DISTRICTS, .... . • 0 " J $ d REMARKS. ' t/l I " � ., A � 1854 1854 1854 1854 1g54 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 16 15 15 16 16 16 17 15 16 16 17 16 15 18 18 15 15 15 15 16 16 18 18 15 I I ---------------l------�-- ------------------------1------------1 *1 -1(·2 8 4 5 6 7 8 9 JO 11 12 18 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 W M. Tennent. .... .. .. • T. H. Law .. R. K. T homas........... .. H. D'Oyley..... ... .. .. .. W. J. Davis..... H. A. Gaillard.. .. .. .... Tbos. E. D udley J. E. Black:. . . .. ... W Z. Bedorr... ... R. D. Moore.. . ...... .. C. W. ltfcCreaty............ D. W R utherfo1:d. . .. ... H. D. Garden,.. .. .. J. A. Scott,,.; R. 'f H arper.: ... ...... .. . W. A. McDoweH............ · G. H. Symmes. R. Campbell . .. R. l\f. Andersoll":... .. . E. Capers.... ..... . J. L. Folk:-:.... .. .. W. H. Zeigler........ . .... T. H. 1tfangu!11"....... . .. Theo. Hemmmgway... .. Charleston........ ..... .. Darlington...... .. Fairfield......... ... ... Greenville........ . .. .. Charleston... .......... .. Fairfield. .. .. .. .. .. ... . Marlboro..... ........ .. Laurens.... ....... ..... .... .... Colleton... Abbeville.... ... ... ... Barnwell................... Newberry.. .. ..... .. . . Sumter. .... . ..... Richland.... .. . York. .. ......... ... . Charleston... .......... Anderson. .. ... . .. .Charleston .. ....... .. .. ·Charleston... ....... . .... Anderson.. Colleton......... Orangeburg.............. Chesterfield... ......... Georgetown.. . ........... 5 10 1 2 8 3 2 6 3 8 2 11 9 5 4 2 2 2 9 7 1 2 4 6 8 5 9 8 11 7 10 13 17 ]4 12 20 16 24 22 18 15 19 35 27 1 4 6 5 2 8 9 7 14 15 22 10 8 11 24 13 21 12 19 18 30 31 20 29 s 1 2 5 6 4 9 10 13 16 17 8 14 15 28 21 12 11 18 20 85 30 7 24 5 6 3 1 23 17 4 28 9 24 8 29 39 40 13 20 35 38 33 42 10 14 30 15 �25 26 27 28 29 30 81 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 ... .. W T. Norwoo�. ' R. H. Waldro� . J. W Norwoo ... J. Dickinson ..... J. F. Hart,;.,. .. H. A. Cauble, ........ .. E. C. Ellis.: ... ... Jos. Erwip,;. ......... T H. Datm,Pla.,.""\� ..... P K. Mc elvey...... .. . R. E. Sweat.,......... .. F. L. Garvin ..... p Chavez .._ .. J. J. Exum!\ ............. .. B. F Backstrou .. . ...... W E. Charles..·. ... J. N. Southerh. ........... E.B. Ellube .... J.B. Phillips ........... .... J. lL Adams-..... .... .. .. . . . . . .. .. ....... .......... JOv¾ J;-y:_ e Darlington. .• .....•••••. Laurens . . .. Darlington. ... Barnwell.... .... Union .... Greenville ..... Colleton ..... Barnwell ... ... .......... Darlington .... . ......... Charleston ... ..... ....... Beaufort .... ... Pickens ... . Charleston ... Sumter ................... ... ... . Chester .. Darlington.. . .. ......... Gre1mville .....• . ..... Marion .... .... Charleston •.. Pickens ...... .. . .. .. ..... . . . . . ... .... . . . .. .. . . .. .. .. .. . . . . .. .. . . . . . . .. .. .. .. . . .. .. ·. · .· .· .· .· .· .· ..... ... ······ d. i..:._ I - I rt,, d- I r • '*' ,... -J 1854 1854 1854 1853 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854. 1854 1854 1853 1854 1854 1854 1854 1.9 18 16 16 17 18 15 16 18 17 16 18 16 16 19 17 17 15 16 .2. 25 23 ... 32 10 31 10 40 2 29 28 11 9 2&3 21 3 36 ...... 39 6 37 34 4 33 8 .... 30 6 41 3 38 42 8 ...... 43 Entered 1st Oc tober, 1854 {j rik-� IU-t-- n " 35 33 28 23 17 32 27 37 39 16 25 34 26 36 40 38 42 41 43 26 28 22 33 19 29 27 · 31 37 36 25 32 39 34 40 38 43 41 42 /y>\,f'l,{f � l .. /I JJ 2 7 Honorably discharged. 11 16 22 21 43 27 25 37 32 ]8 36 41 26 12 19 34 31 t/\,\, H Not advanced. Net advanced. Not advanced. Honorably discharged. Not advanced. Honorably discharged. rl�· ;h rA, 3 . t: jJ f �.A /t �EXPLANATION OF CONDUCT ROLL. All offences �gainst Orders or Regulations are recorded. These offences are divided into seven grades; each of which com­ prises offences of nearly the same degree of criminality. A degree of criminality of offences of each grade is expressed by ·a number, as follows: Off ences of the 1st grade by. .. . . ... • ... • • . . . . . . .. . JO Do ...... 2d... do.. . • . . • . ...... . .. . ....... . .. 8 Do ...... 3d... do.............·--············· 5 · · Do...... 4th... do .. . . . . ..... . . . . • • . . . . . . . . • . 4 Do... .. 5th ... clo ............•.. ............ 3 Do......6th...do.......•....... ............ 2 Do....• 7th.•.do ......................... 1 For each year (after the first year) that a Cadet has been a member of the Academy, his offences are made to count more, by adding to the number expressing the degree of crimina:lity of each offence, one­ sixth for the second year, one-third for the third year, and one-half for the fourth year. At the end of the Academic year, these numbers are added up, and. the sum thus obtained is that. found in the column of" Demerit." (See the next page.) The demerit for the Graduating Class jg estimated for their whole term. When a Cadet has more than two hundred demerits in any one year he is dismissed. �13 CONDUCT ROLL OF CADETS AT CITADEL ACADEMY, 18.31-. ,,; .... .0 ..., ::: ::, z - ..., vi ·c ..; := '° '° 0 § A 5 A 5 -- -· -------- -- --- N'A)IES. ,,; ifl -.------- 1 J. Jenkins........... 2 J.B. Patrick ... ····· 3 M. Steedman ..... 4 )1. Jenkins ..... ... 5 C. T. Haskell..... 6 P. S. Kirk............ 7 John D. W°J'1ie........ s· Jas. D.Ra cliffe ...... 9 P. Brvce .......... .. 10 R. C. Carlisle ......... 11 A. D. Hoke. ....... 12 A. Coward .......... . 13 T.E. Hart .......... 14 V. llfanget.... . ..... 15 L. I<'. Dozier ... ....... 16 Cicero Adams ........ 17 .J l!'. Pressley .... 18 W. J. Crawley.... 19 B.B. Smith .... 20 W. P. Dullose .... .. 21 W.D. Gaillard ..... 22 D. B. Bobo .. ...... Lucas .. 23 'l'homas E. 24- George Ross... .... ... 25 John .M. Dean. 26 Wm.P. Coleman ..... 27 Ilngh Thompson. .... 28 Dnvid G. Fleming.. . 20 [ John Venning .. .. ..I 3 30 31 32 33 34 1 36 37 38 39 40 41 "- 0 O•) 3 3 7 7 2 1 2 z 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 3 3 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 2 3 (!) ,s ::: C) 4 9 10 10 10 11 11 12 13 13 14 14 15 16 16 16 42 9 9 [ 43 46 47 48 49 4-3 44 I 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 N.1.MES, ·i:: � ui rn J. D. Nance ......... P. D. Bowles. James P. Culpeper ... A. Y. Lee.... ..... W.R. Erwin ... J. Steedman ........ J A. EYans . .... ... Jame� Finch . .. .. L. I<'. Parker... R. Y. D"·ight....... . J. S. Mixson .......... A. McAllister .. J. L. Coker..... , ..... Edwin White .... .... Edward Croft.. ,Tames P. Gibbes ... E. :u.Law. . .. ...... Alexander Mazyck R. �[.Sims .......... B. i\f. Walpole. W I<' N'ancc ... D.R. Jamison........ Legg...... C. L. N B. John I<'.Lanneau ..... P. K. Garmany ....... H. D. Capers ......... S. C. Smith ... ..... J. D. McKellar ....... ' 18 18 18 20 21 22 22 23 2G 27 27 29 30 31 32 3:3 40 47 40 58 50 66 70 3 3 1 3 3 3 3 3 2 3 2 3 3 3 2 3 1 3 3 2 1 3 3 3 3 2 3 2 72 0.3 123 1�4 71 1 COXDUCT ROLL OF CADETS AT ARSENAL ACADEMY, 1854. .... ,,; 8 Q) .Q � .... a z ------ -- -5 A 1 II. D'Oyley. ... . .... 4 0 2 W Korwood . ... .. 4 0 3 H.. K. Thomas . .... 4 2 4 T.E. Dudley.... .... 4 5 5 W. M. Tennent. ..... 4 8 6 Thomas E. Law .. ... 94, 8 7 R.H.Waldrop ..,. .. 4 9 8 W C. McCreary ... .. 4 10 9 - NAl!ES, ,,; V1 � ::, 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 19 W Z. Bedon. .. J L. Polk .. .... J.Konrnod. ... ... ,v E. Charles R. T. Ifar_pcr. .. W H. ie1gler .. Theo. Hemmingway J Dickinson. . H. A. Gaillard FL. Garvin ,T. N Southern .. .. II. J. Cauble. .... W A. McDowall . J. F. IIar t. ·[ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 C) C) 13 15 15 16 20 24 27 30 37 38 40 50 50 51 ,,; .... 8 C) .D 0 � I\ AJIES, ,,; rn ..., ·;:: C) 5 A ---- '° 8 Q) 23 W.• Davis .......... 4 52 J. 24 R. J. i\Ioorc .......... 4 54 25 J. H. Dalrymple . .... 4 58 26 B. l!'. Backstrom ...... 4 68 27 Joseph Erwin. .. .. 4 71 28 J.E. Black .......... 4 73 29 D. W. Rutherford. 78 4 30 T. II. Mangum ........ 4 88 31 J. ll. Phillips 02 ... 4 32 R.E. Sw·eat . 93 4 33 R. i\f. Anderson. 95 4 34 E. J3. Ellerbe 95 4 101 35 G. II. Symmes. . .. 4 4 ·112 36 p ChaYez. ... 113 4 37 p K. McKelvev .. 121 4 38 R. Camsbell. :. 4 136 39 H. G. arden .... 4 144 40 J. A. Scott. 4 146 J. J. Exum 41 . .. 4 166 42 E. Capers . ... 4 176 43 E. C. Ellis 44 J.M. Adams entcr'd 4th quar r. ( �r 14 SYNOPSIS OF COURSE OF STUDIES AT SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY ACADEMIES. ' ,,; ] o t; STUDIES. Civil and Military Engineering and Science of War. Intellectual Philosophy .... Moral Philosophy ... ..••• Political Economy...... ... National and Constitutional Law. Astronomy.. • •• ... .. . . Chemistry.• ..... .......• Mineralogy.. ..• •. .... . Geology .... . ....... . l Topog. and Arch. Drawing .. Artillery and Infantry Tactics. I1 2i � � t: g la:i . Calculus ....... ..•....... Shades and Shadows ..•..... Natural and Experimental Philosophy. Rhetoric . .... • ..•. Logic ...... ... • ... History of English Literature. Chemistry .•.. • •.... .... Mineralogy... .• .. Drawing, Crayon and Linear . Tactics.... ...... •... Geometry and Trigonometry. Descriptive Geometry. .. Analytical Geometry.. ... Surveying . •• ..... .... Universal History.......... Composition .... ••........ French... .• .. .... .. Drawing Landscape .. . •••. Tactics...• ...•.... ...•.. .. gi Arithmetic .• .. •..• .,g Algebra ........ . ••.. � I English . . Grammar. • • ..... .... Coropos1t10n...... •.... .. Geography.. ... ..••. . � History......... •. •••. l>i Mythology .•• • .. . •.. ti l},rench . .••••.•.•• .• • • i � TEXT BOOKS. Mahan, Halleck, and Lectures. Upham. Abercrombie. 'iVayland's Elements. Constitutions of U.S. and S. C., and Calhoun's Disquisition on Government. Gummere. Fowne, Dana, } and Lectures. Lyell, Eastman. U. S.Tactics, Kingsbury and Scott. Church. Davies. :Bartlett's Mechanics, and Muller's prmc1ples of Physic:s and Meteorology. Blair, and Lectures. Whateley. Shaw. Fowne, l and Lectures. Dana, f Scott. Davies' Legendre. Davies. Davies. Davies. Taylor's Manual. Parker's aids. LeBrethonls Gram., and Pinney's Reader. Scott. Davies. Young• Smith. . • Morse. Frost's United States. Elements of. Pinney's First Lessons, and Collot's Read­ er. �15 CADETS APPOINTED TO ARSENAL ACADEMY FOR 1855. FouRTH CLASS • .,; z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 NAMES. DISTRICTS . W Adams.. .. Richland H. G. Arthur... .. E dgefield. . . W. H. Aldric11 .. .. E dgefield. . J ohn Bailey. .. Charleston. . Mariou .... . 'l'. Bethea. .. W. S. Bissell. Charleston.. . C. S. Bonney .. Kershaw..... J. R. Bryan ..• . E dg-efield.... . J. J. Calhoun . .. Abbeville. . . Caslan.. Abbeville.. W.E. Cothran.... Abbeville. .. W. C. Couliette Sumter.. ., J.W Culler.. .. Orangeburg.. W J. Darby.... .. Orangeburg . . C. S. Darby, .... . Orangeburg. . J.E. De Lorme.. . Sumter... . James De P ass.. . Kershaw.. .. W. D. Douglass . .. Charleston E. O. Dubose. .... Charleston .. S. M.E rwin.·... .. Barnwell.. W T. E vans. .. Marion.. .. J W Felder. .. Orangeburg. J. 'l'. Farley. . .. Laurens... R. G. Flemmg... . Richland. .. J. E. Frost.. .... . Darlington W H. Giboes. .. Richland .. W M. G ibbes. Richland ... J. J.Hall..... Fairfield. . . W. Hankinson .. Barnwell ..... W. S. Hughes. Charleston.. T. A.Huguenin... Beaufort. W. Johnson.... Richland ... Laurens •..• H. T. J ones. .. J.W. J ones ... Beaufort. .. W. J. Kimbrel York..... R.H. Land. .... . Newberry. Charleston. . P. S. Layton... S. W Lide. . . . . Darlington.. Beaufort. .. G. Z. Lightsay John Letchfield.. Horry.... . J. B. Logan .. Sumter. .... John McCulloch. Richland .. York J. N. McCollum W R. �farshall Newberry... J.H. McE lwee .... York .. .. .,; NAMES. DIS1'liIC'fS, z -- ----------1------1 0 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 G. M. McDowell. Abbeville. . . L. L. Martin.... Abbeville. .. W. D. Mayes. • Sumter... W.W. Mayson... E dgefield.. .. J. McMorries.. ... Newberry.. . R.H. Mills ..... .• Spartanburg. W.H. Miller... . Colleton.. ... W H. Mitchell.... S partanburg.. R. J. Muirhead...• Colleton. ... J.H. Nettles... Sumter.... . . S. J. Nettles...... Williamsburg. J. T Parker. . .. . Union . .... F P erceval. .... . . . Richland .. W. M. Ramsay.... Charleston. . W.H. Ray. ... . Spartanburg.. L. Raysor. .. ... Colleton... . W Rice ..... Union Beaufort... . R. II. Rivers. Fairfield 8. D. R@bertson J. J. Robertson. .. Fairfield. •... ,T. M. Sadler Lancaster .. R. F. Seybt.... ... Newberry W. P. Shooter . .. Horry . ... John Simons. . •. Charleston. .. R. P. Smith. ... Charleston. J S. Snow.... . ·Georgetown .. J.E. Spears... Marlboro ..... J. E. Stewrr.au. .. Lancaster. James Stofford .. Spartanburg . W. Strother.. . .. . Fairfield.. .. 0.E. Strohecker... Charleston . .. P. A. Strohecker Charleston. R. Sutherland .... Marlboro... C.H. 'faber .. Charleston Charleston. C.H. 'l'ew. . .. .. Laurens.. .. D. McD. Vance. 'l'. W eatherly ... .. Marlboro.. J. 'l'.W ells.... .. Richland.• W.W hetstone... Barnwell. E. B.White. .. York.. . . Barn'\\;ell.. E. R. W illis Beaufort. ... 0. J. Youmans J. F. Young... . Abbeville .. J. W. Zimmerman Darlington CADETS APPOINTED TO CITADEL AC.\.DEMY THIRD CLASS. u, 0 NAMES. z -- ------1 2 G. II. Lythgoe 'l'. G. Gaillard. DISTRICTS. Anderson . Charleston tn 0 z N,ums. 3 T. M. Keels 4 S. 'l'. Baker, DISTRICTS. W illiamsburg. Beaufort. . �lG GR�\DU�\.TES OF TIIE MILIT_\.RY ACADK\HES SIXCE TJIEIU ORGANIZATION. N,urns. DISTRICTS, D.1·1·.i,; m· GRADUA· 'rION. RElL\RKS, ----------- ------- -·----:--------------1 C. C. Tew.... .... Charleston . . _IXoY., 184G Professor n. Lcttrcs, Cit. Acad. -x-i 3 4 5 G -:c7 -;:-3 9 10 -:"ll -x·12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 -:,20 -,:-,n 22 23 24 25 2G 27 28 29 30 31 -::·32 ,:·33 34 33 36 37 38 J\J 40 41 42 43 -:,44 ·>·45 46 47 48 4\J 50 51 5� 53 54: 53 56 57 5S 1 5� I R G. White ...... Georgetown .. ....do .... Pby:,ician. C. 0. La)lotte.... Charleston . .. ....do .... Jolrn L. Branch .. Abbeville .. ....d:e. .... Ch·il Engineer, �- E. R. R. Georgetow n .. ....do. i\lcrcha nt, Sanrn nah. "'· J. i\Iagill . . Joh n H. t:>wift .... Chiirlesto n. . ....do.... Cidl Engi neer, C. & S. R.R. J. HaRood ... . .. Bar nwell ..... Xov., 1847 Lawyer, 13arnwcll. B. S. 11eriot ...... Georgetown ......do.... Civil Bop:inecr. J. l'. Southern.. Greenville .... ....dl) .... Aud. & Treas. G. & C. 11. R. Charleston ... ..do.... i\li nister of thcGospel. �- B. Jones.. IL J. Oliver ...... Edgefield ... Xo,·.,1848 )lcrcha nt. A. Buist ......... Charleston . .. ....do.... Teaching, Bar nwell, S. C. J. w·. Gregoric ... Beaufort. ....do.... Pl.inter, Beaufort. H. D. Kennedy.. . Abbeville .... ....do.... Teachi ng, Columbia, S. C. l<'. F. "'arlcy .... Pendleton .... ....do .... Lawyer, Darlington. II. L. Bra ntley .... Charleston ... ....do.... Ci,·il ENginecr, �- C. J. J. l[atthews... Anderson .... ....do.... Farroer. ..do .... Teaching, Miss. A. J. Jami;;on .. Laure ns .... J". n. Powell.. Grc;m-illc.... do.... Civil Engi neer , S. C. P. F. Stc,·cns .. Pendleton .. Nov., 184\:1 Prof: Math., Cit. A.cad. U. A. Rice .... Bar nwell. .... ....do .... Physician, Georgia. do.... Mi nister of the Gospel. J. •r. Zcaly . .... Beaufort. .. . IT. L. TLrnston ... G1·ccnville. . . . ...do.... CiYil Engineer, S. U. J.B. ·white .... Georgetown .. ..do. l'rof. Math., Ars0mtl Academy., G. B. Lartigue .... Barnwell.... ....do.... Physician, Graham';; .0. T W G. Inglcsby Cbarlesto11.. ...do.. .. Physician. G. H. Bu nker ... .. Sumter .... .. ....do.. .. •reaching, Florida. J. A. Walker ..... AbbcYil!C .. ....do.... 'l'cac:hing, )li8s. IT. W. Ste1n1rt. .. Colleton... .. .do. .. i\fotch,tnt, Colleton. '!'. E. Strother . Chesterfield ..... do.... J\Ierchant, Chcntw. W. )I. Morga n. .. Charleston. . ..do.... Clerk, Charleston. D. H. Eglc;;to n. . Charlc�ton ... Xo,·.. 18i50 Prof. )lt. 1/,iou Collegiate Inst.I J. A. Houser .... Orangeburg .. ....do.... Planter, Georgia. C. ])_ Olinr ...... Edgetield .. . .. ..do.... Civil Engineer, N. E. R. R J. W. Robertson .. Charleston .. .... do. .. Civil Engineer, R G. ll. R. J. .A. Crooker ..... Edgefield ....1 .. .do .... Ci,·il Engineer. 0. A. Darby ...... Charleston. .. . . .do.... }Iiniskr of the Gospel. �'. X. l(cu ncrlcy . Ornngcbnrg . 1....�o .. 1'\tr1ner. J. R Abrams. Georgetown ·1 · .. cto.... CiYil Engineer, Alabama. ,J. J,. Jnglcsby ... C h:u·le:;tou. . . ..do.. . Civil Eng., Rabun Gap R It Barnwell .. ... do. . P!Jysiciau, Bamwcll. G. 8. Odom.. . .. 11. N Wheaton Jbbc\"ille .. . .. do.. . �tudent of law. do .. . Teaching. Co!lc_ton .. ,\. L. Ed,rnnls . Fan·held. . . Xov., fovl l'rof. B. Lettre�, A1·scnal .'..cad. ,J. P.. Thomas. W. JI. Wright .. Charleston. .. ... do ... Clerk, Charleston. Lawyer. do Vl'illiamsburg. 1 ,J. G. Prcs�lcy \V \\'. Veitch . .. Charb,1on. ......do.. '!'cachi ng , Gcor�etow n. .. do Prof. }lillitarv- !,chool, Ala. X. "'\Y Armstrong. Barnwell . . ....do. .., CiYil Eng., :'.\for. & ,v. R. lt L. /l.lfrown .. . Sumter ..• ..do . . I Plant_e1_-, \\'illiamslm:·g. J. B. Chandler I Snmtc�· do .. . Phys1c1an. J. )[. l'elot .. .. Abbenllc .... 1 1 .1,Jcrchant, Charleston. Ker:,h,t1L ... do .J .J. Lucu:,.. I Fairlic!cl. .. ...do . •reaching, _\.labarna. Jame,; .'..iken .. :-,umter .. . . do I Phvsiciau. ,J ,v Hudson Chesterfield .. do . )lci·chiint, Florida. H. ·w Powell . r lidgct!cld .. do E. J. Walker j L '.t''.'Ye, , -�.ugnsta, Gc�r!!,'ia. do. . Cini hngrnccr, J,omsiana. 'l'. J. Arnold .. . Edgcf1cld . .. Spartanburg . ...ilo... )Iini�tcr of the Uos1i...:l. ,J. B. Cottrell .do l'hysician. W. i:-. DnJ!ey ,1 Oran6cburg-. . ·I·� ' J I .. �17 GRADUATES OF THE MILITARY ACADEMIES SINCE TIIEIH, ORGANIZATION-CoNTINUED. NAMES. 60 61 62 63 64: 65 66 67 68 69 *70 -:.71 72 73 '74 '75 76 '7'7 78 '79 80 81 82 83 84: 85 86 8'7 88 *89 *90 91 92 93 94: 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 DISTRICTS. DATE OF GRADUA• TION, E. J. Frederick... Orangeburg .. Nov., 1851 E. C.Bailey ..... Colleton..... .... do.... J. L. Seabrook... Colleton. .... .... do.... J.B. Colding ... Barnwell..... ....do.. .. H. S. Bass....... Charleston. . do.... F. G. Palmer. .... Charleston. .. ..do ... . W R. Powell.... Greenville.... .•.. do..•. 'I'.H. Cooke.. Richland. • . ..do.... S. Collins. .. .... Barnwell. . .•.. do... . W D: McMillan.. Beaufort. .. . .do A.H. Little. Newberry . .. Nov;, 1852 D. 'I'. W illiams Beaufort. .... .do ... W. S. Brewster . Charleston. .. do .. G. E. Earle. .. Greenville .... . ..do .. C. S. Gadsden Colleton. ..• . do.. W. Y McCammon Chester... . .. • .do. W. H. Dial.... Richland. .•. do T. W. Fitzgerald. Pickens.. .. .. do J. W Murray .. Charleston. . . . . do. .. S. C. DePass .. Kershaw: .... .•..do.... York.... • .•..do.. . . R. A. Palmer . • H.P. Houseal.. Lexington.... REMARKS; Physician. Planter, Edisto, Teaching , Colleton. Lawver, Georgia. Machinist. Civil Engineer,B. R; R. R. Civil Engineer, U. & S. R R: Teaching, S. C. Merchant. Teaching, Florida: Died, August, 1853: Lawyer; Clerk Charleston: Civil Engineer, N. E.R.R. Civil Engineer, Ohio: Teaching, Alabama. Civil Ena:ineer, Alabama. Teaching, Miss: Teaching, Orangeburg. Clerk, Charleston. Private tutor, Florida: ..do . .. Student of Medicine. G. W. Seabrook.. Colleton. . •.do C. S, Heneg-an.. .. Marlboro' .. . .•..do..... J. W. Dam els ... Pickens .•..do. G. E. Gamble... W illiamsburg..•..do.... John C. Rich .• Charleston. .. ..do .• . .do.... P A.Raysor • .. Barnwell M. J. Prothro... . Lexington. ....do... . M. J enkins .. Colleton .. ... Nov., 1854 .do .. Thos. E. Hart. .. Darlington A. D.Hoke. . Greenville . ....do Colleton. . . ....do.... J. J. J enkins Charleston; . ....do .. A. Coward .. J. D.Radcliffe.. Charleston .......do. C. 'f.Haskell . .. Abbeville ...•.•.• do C. Adams.. • Lancaster.... . • . do . M. Steedman. L exington.. . ....do . .. D. J. Fleming.. Richland. .. ....do... A.H. Mazyck.. Charleston... .. .do.... J. F. Culpepper Darlington. . .. ..do.. . D.R. J amison Orangeburg .. . ..do.... Teaching, S. C. Teaching, Alabama. Planter, Williamsburg. Student of Medicine. Planter, Barnwell. Physician. •' NoTE.-No graduates in 1853. The Cadets composing the second class of1852 were _suspended from the Citadel Aoademy during that year ; and at the Annual l\Ieetmg of theBoard of Yisiters, held at Columbia on the 28th of November, 1852, tbe:y were formally dismissed; consequently, there was_no graduating cla11s in 1653, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Two Arsenals, containing the arms and munitions of war of the State, are located, one in Charleston, and the other in Columbia, which were formerly guarded by two companies of enlisted soldiers, at an annual expense of twenty-four thousand dollars. In 1842 this appropriation was transferred, by an act of the General Assembly, to the support of two schools, whic� were organized upon the basis of the United States Military Academy at West Point, in the beginning of 1843, by a permanent Board of Visitors, appointed by the Govemor, the Cadets at which perform all the duties of a guard for the Arsenals. The Cadets admitted consist of two classes-beneficiary and pa;y Cadets. The State supplies to the beneficiary Cadet all his expenses. The pay Cadet -pays two hundred dollars per year for every charge, including clothing. The beneficiary Cadets are selected from those not able to bear their own expenses. Applications for admission are made to the Chair­ man of the Board of Visitors, prior to the annual meeting of the Board, which takes place on Friday next after the fourth Monday in November in each year; at which time all appointments are made by the Board for both classes of Cadets, respect being had to a due apportionment among the several judicial districts of the State. (For form of applica­ tion, see appendix.) �BOARD OF VISITORS. His Excellency JAMES H. An.A.Ms, Governor of South Carolina, (ex officio.) Gen. JAMES JoNEs, (address,) Graniteville, S. 0., (olw,i;rma,n.) Gen. D. F. JAMISON, Orangeburg 0. H. Gen. D. W.ALLACE, Union 0. H. Ex-Governor JOHN H. MEANs, Buckhead, Fairfield district. Colonel ls.a.Ac D. WILSON, Society Hill, Darlington district. Gen. R. G. M. DuNOVANT, Adjutant and Inspector General, Ninety-Six Depot, Abbeville district, (ex officio.) OFFICERS AND PROFESSORS CITADEL ACADEMY, CHARLESTON. Major F. W. CAPERS, Superintendent and Professor of Me­ chanics and Engineering. Captain 0. 0. 'Tuw, Professor of Belles Lettres and Ethics. First Lieutenant P. F. STEVENS, Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy. WILLIAM HuME, M. D., Professor of Experimental Science. F. GAUTHIER, Professor of the French Language and Drawing. --- ---, Teacher of the Spanish Language. Dr. H. BoYsToN, Surgeon. J. L. GREGORIE, Bursar. ARSENAL ACADEMY, COLUMBIA. Captain J. MATTHEWS, Superintendent, &c. First Lieutenant J. B. WHITE, Professor of Mathematics. Second Lieutenant J.P. THOMAS, Professor of Belles Lettres and French. Dr. .A.. H. NAGEL, Surgeon. �. .. \ CADETS .ARRANGED IN ORDER OF MERIT IN THEIR RESPECTIVE CLASSES, ' AS DETERMINED AT THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION, IN NOVEMBER, 1855. �N QTE. NAMES marked ·.x, are officially selected for publication, conformably to a regulation whi'ch requires the names of the most distinguished Cadets, not exceeding two in each class, to be reported for this purpose at each Annual Examination. Names marked thus t were found deficient; and in some cases are turned back to recommence the studies of their respective classes. , J .. �FIRST CLASS (GRADUATES) OF .� .... 0 ,., ., 0 NAMES, DISTRICTS. ., ·e . 1 -, -:: W. P. Dubose.. -Fa-irfi_e_ld- .-.-.il 1852 *2 J. D. Wylie.... Lancaster .. ...· 3 P. Bryce ....... Richland .. .. .. 4 J B. Pa trick ... Barnwell .. .. .. < 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 W F. Nance ... B. B. Smith .... W. D. Gaillard. J F Pressley.. T. E. Lucas ..•. P. S. Kirk ...... W. J. Crawley. F. L. Parker ... R C. Carlisle .. J.S. Mixson .... J. 1\1. Dean ..... E. J. White ..•. J. Venning..... ,;, ,: 'O 5 6 7 8 3 Age when l\1ERlT ROLL, 185 . admitted.l ---,.,. .... � I� s ., e.i _:'.__� !:E � 15 N 17 C . .c 0 8 I l 9 9 19 16 · • ..1 6 16 16 I ....1 4 16 15 JO • 6 I 16 18 Newberry. Colleton ... Fairfield ..• Williams'g Kersh aw ... Charleston. B:unwell... Abbeville... Union ... .. Barnwell.. . Spartanburg Charleston . Charleston .I "' .c: ui u I "---'---------�- 3. 15 16 I" .. J6, .•.. 4 16 15 11 151, .. :: 1 2 "' C E -� f :::: j,:, . t>-. 1 2 o ..: 1 l 7 ·= � � 5 12 . b.O � � A 5 ::> ...; "' O § l\lERIT ROLL, 1854, :,:. . ui o � � ·= � <IS s � ., "' cd � ,c. 2 � ::i. Q) 2 'E. 0 � . -�-. :a � "' p.. .: � 'O 1 10 8 3 4 l 17 Z i � I l I 1 1 l 3 6 7 1 I 1 1 5 4 5 1 3 5 JU 4 5 4 8 2 l 1 I 16 3 13 7 l 5 7 J6 11 6 8 4 9 10 1 14 5 4 10 16 12 5 I 11 7 12 6 12 9 , 13 15 15 9 JO 9 II 11 9 s I 13 9 I 15 7 9 5 6115111 13 S 14 14 11 15 7 17 16 ' 17 18 15 16 16 lO 9 1 9 1 17 13 10 5 14 , 18 I 14 8 4 15 I 12 1 19 5 15 5 1 )7 13 16111 1 1 511 114 1 17 141 1 I 4 5 8 5 Is A e! JO 6 1 l 10 4 5 3 15 10 6 14 8 16 6 8 ::> O § 8 JO 6 11 I 6 14 5 15 12 16 13 1855 . MERIT ROLL OF 1855. Ii:' · 1 6 O 0 -�� - ·- o � _!jlQ)·� ��I � • " r;:; 0 < � C.O 1 2 ,:: _.,, ,:: ·;:; I"" 'i:n "' "' O E-< s;;; - C' .c ·.:: l I � 2 3 i° ,� :� � � 2 1 1 7 10 8 5 5 1 3 a 1 6 5 7 11 4 5 5 9 4 4. I I 10 I3 8 l I 16 71 12 � 8 8 151 8 • l 9 1 3 I 9 12 1 13 16 16 ;4 JO1 6 12 14 17 JO 7 12 13 17 I 14 I 15 1 I 15 1 1 , 17 13 I 6 17 13 1 16 I REMARKS. 8 c s;::Qe,o '° .. -� -� ·-. l..., ., "' ::, :::s 1 6 9 7 3 4 16 r. " 8 Jl 12 10 17 13 13 I 15 1 ' f.:l -� 5 ..S r.. Q if.I P.. ....1 :g ,:: "' A _o � 'O f: § 6 6 2 Captain- Ass't S Tea ch.Bel.Let. 1 2 1st. Lieutenant. 3 5 6 11 3 2d Lieuteuant. 6 5 (, 11 1 3d Lieutenant. 7 2 11 9 12 6th Lieutenant. 2 7 2 5 15 4th Lieutenant. 5 4 3 15 8 5th Lieutenant. 3 8 8 8 14 2 Ass t.Te�ch er of 1 S Drawmg. 11 16 9 l 9 9 7 16 14 12 14 14 8110 II 11 9 4 . 13 7th Lieutenant. 5 15 JI 13 13 IO 16 13 17 10 · 13 15 17 n 16 , 17 12 I 7 1 15 15 15 17 10 6 1 4 3 1 4 j 121 I � �I SECOND CLASS, 1855 . gi '§ ·;:: Q) ;:el .; NAMES. DISTRICTS . Q) '0 � ..... 0 ... A.ge when admitted. � oS s Q) ..c: ... � ... .... ci ::s .,; Q (.) ·;:: .£ Q) � ::a ..Cl � bi:> C ril 3 2 1 4 9 6 13 14 5 15 17 12 8 4 2 1 10 9 15 8 7 13 18 12 4 1 2 5 8 7 9 8 6 16 15 17 13 12 4 14 10 8 16 5 18 5 16 14 6 7 I» ..c:: � en � � .; ... ..c:: ------ ---··--- --- -- -- -- --- --- --Q) 1::1 oS Q) A C!) *1 *2 3 4 • 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 J. F. Lanneau Charleston . ... 1858 W.R. Erwin J. Steedman.. E. M. Law .... J. A . Evans... J. Coker ..... P. Coleman ... E. Croft...... R. Y . Dwight. L. Dozier.... A. Y. Lee, .. . R. M. Simms . J. Nance..... Geo. Ross.... A. McAllister. J. A. Finch .. H. Thompson . B. M.Walpolef Bari:iwell, •••• Lexington ... . Darlington . .. G eorgetown .. Darlington ... Fairfield . .... Edgefield ..... Colleton ..... Williamsburg . Kershaw ..... Lancaster .... Newber1·y .... Y ork ......... A.bbeville .... Fairfield . . ... Greenville .... Colleton ..... 1858 1853 1858 1858 1S53 1858 1858 1853 1858 1858 1853 1853 1858 1853 1853 1853 1858 Yrs. Mos. 16 16 18 HI 14 16 18 17 15 16 15 16 15 17 18 16 16 15 11 9 .... 4 10 .... 6 .... 8 3 .... 1 2 .... 11 11 -:;; 11 Q) 11 10 7 18 11 0 :::a 2 4 8 5 11 17 16 10 7 12 18 8 9 1 14 13 6 15 I» (.) .kj A 0 en .£ cl' 0 ·� ::s Q 0 � 4 11 12 1 5 7 10 2 6 17 15 13 16 14 18 3 8 l) :.a bi:> .::: � � dl ·r; dl ... z � 1 3 2 5 10 8 7 15 6 13 4 9 16 12 17 18 .11 14 A 1 7 8 4 11 ' 5 6 14 15 2 9 3 13 17 10 12 18 16 � Q ::s REMARKS. '0 .::: 0 0 9 3 2 12 7 13 6 14 18 1 10 16 5 17 4 � 1st Sergeant. 2d Sergeant. 3d Sergeant. 5th Sergeant. 4th Sergeant. 11 15 8 .. Not advanced. 00 �.. •. I I ·• , ..., .... a, ;a � "' ·q *2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 'i§ � / to ' ' N°A�ffS. " , · s::: :@ DIS1'RICTS. t. ,a ' . __________ V. Manget.......... W. M. Ten�1ent...... W. J. Davis...... . R. K. Thomas ....... H. D'Oyley ..... .... J.E. Black ......... H. A. Gilliard ....... R. T. Harper, . ..... T. Hemmingway .... H. D. Moore ........ P.H. Garmany ...... S. H. Mangum .. .... H. D. Garden ...... J !f. .A.dam<:..... . C. W. McCreary.... J F. Hart .......... W A. McDowell ... . ... J. A. Scott. T .II.Dal�ymple..... W Z. Bedon .. R. Campbell E. Capers . . - Richland ..... Charleston .. . Cha.deston .. . Fairfield ...... Gree nville .... Laurens, ...... . Fairfield ...... York .... .... Georgetown... Abbeville ..... Greenville .... Chesterfield ... Sumter ....... Pickens ....... Barnwell .. Union ........ Charleston .... Richland . . . . Darlington .... Colleton..... Charleston .•. Anderson..... 3 -..... a 2 � 1853 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1853 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 18511854 1854 1854 � 'o THIRD CLASS, 1855. .A.ge when admitted. 1----- a "' � "3 15 16 16 15 16 15 16 18 15 16 17 18 15 17 17 17 15 18 18 16 15 16 � � j � . "' .3 � -s ..;:; g 4 - 3 . ..... 2 . . .... 1 ...... 4 10 9 8 6 1 12 Ii 5 7 15 2 7 . . .... 13 9 18 8 120 10 10 6 8 10 21 .... .. 17 2 14 3 11 3 19 4 22 2 16 � ! I" , , � ;;::. � t' 1 I . r:: o 2 ·g 5 10 1 1 2 2 8 3 4 9 7 7 11 4 6 13 15 6 20 15 14 10 19 8 3 1.8 17 14 12 19 I n 12 13 20 16 11 18 22 22 16 21 17 9 21 1 � .. - � :... - � '- o I 1 / 2 3 7 5 14 4 16 15 13 12 J 8 9 10 .20 ' 6 19 17 18 22 11 21 1 � "§ • I A ,; 1 3 6 13 9 14 16 20 17 10 4 18 2 19 11 8 5 12 15 7 21 22 ;; C. I � ' l 2 g 8 5 6 2 10 18 7 19 11 12 21 9 14 15 22 17 20 13 16 w REMARKS. -g 0 g 1 7 11 4 3 9 , 8 I 5 , 2 16 18 12 21 10 14 17 13 19 6 15 22 20 o I I Corporal. Corporal. Corpor-al. Corporal. I • Hon.discharged. ., � �• FOURTH CLASS, (ARSENAL ACADEMY) 1855. 0 ·;;; � ·� ... I I •'. ·a REMARKS. NAMES. Age when adinitted 00 0 "O o! ..... 0 . Merit in 00 ·.:; ..c: 0 ... o! -5 i:: :a .., o! ...... 10 4 7 8 2 6 13 12 11 9 10 18 1 5 16 19 20 22 29 21 24 17 2 3 4 9 8 12 6 17 16 7 18 31 25 14 22 26 5 13 35 28 42 .. "' -.,, REMARKS. Q) .-=l Q) 16 17 16 15 15 18 17 16 17 18 17 17 19 18 19 :• 00 -8 ::l 00 ' • � 0 ... � O· i:,:. P=l ::.1 ::,;i I>< A c., -- --- --- --- --- --- --- ----------------------12 1 2 3 16 ...... P. S. Layton ............ Charleston ............ 1855 *l Q) *2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 -�------------"'� .., Q) o:$ W. M. Ramsay .......... Chr.rleston ............ W. Adams.............. Richland .... .... .... O. J. Youmans.......... Beaufort .... .... .... T. J. Weatherly ........ Marlboro' ........ .... 'l'. A. Huguenin........ Beaufort .... .... .... W. P. Shooter.......... Horry................ R. E. Sweat............ Beaufort .... .... .... R. P. Smith............ Chadeston ............ J. J. Calhoun .......... Abbeville ........ .... W. H.• Mitchell........ Spartanburg .......... J. W. E. Cothran.......... Abbeville .... ....... G, H. Lythgoe.......... .Anderson .... ........ F. L. Garvin............ Pickens .............. John Litchfield.......... Horry................ J. F. Young............ · Abbevi lle .... ........ J. R. Bryan ............ Edgefield .... ........ . P. K. McKelvey........ Charleston ............ J. W. Culler............ Orangeburg ........... W. M. Gibbes.......... Richlaud .... ........ E. C.DuBose. ........ ..., Charleston ............ J. E. Spears.........•..i Marlboro' .... ; ....... �- 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 1825 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 --·�.,,,.._ Q) 0 ...... 3 11 ...... ...... 9 ...... 9 10 ...... 6 ...... ...... 17 ...... 18 17 15 15 18 3 8 ...... ...... ...... C" .....e:�- i:: "O ,::) 9 1 23 26 36 31 24 17 10 37 16 13 25 20 5 8 18 14 2 15 21 4 1 3 10 6 5 11 7 16 18 14 31 29 15 19 13 39 12 25 24 '9 \.t' C . f-1 0 I "' ' ., .. -...,.·.,.., ....... ;.._.�--...._�_;,-� . .-_ �ii! 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 3'7 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 W.Rice ........•••.••.. W. R. Marshaii.•.....••. W. D. Douglass .....••. G. M., McDowell ..•..... S. M. Erwin ............ John McCulloch ........ J. O. McCaslan ....•.•... · C. S. Darby•........•.. · F. Percival ..•......... J. T. Farley.•...•...... J. Robertson .......... J. E. DeLorme .......... J. T. Parker ............ W. H. Ray.... ........ E. B. \-.Vhite ........•... W. Whetstone ...•.•.... J. H. Nettles......•.•... P. A. Strohecker .....•.. W. J. Dar·by........... .' R. Sutherland •........* S. D. Robertson .....•.. R. J. Muirhead .... •.. * R. G. Fleming ........•. T. K. Klinck .......... =� ' Union ••..•.....•.••. Newberry .... ......•. Charleston. : .....•._, .. Abbeville .... .....•.. Barnwell .... .••. .... Richland .•.....•.•.. Abbeville •.•. ..•..... Orangeburg .... .•.... Richland ..•. ...• .... Laurens ............... Fairfield .............. Sumter •. !'....•.•..•• Union ............... Spa1·tanburg •••..•.•.. York •....••......... Barnwell ..•..••...... Sumter •.•. .......... Charleston .......•.•.. Orangeburg ....•...... Marlboro' •... ........ Fairfield .... .•....... Charleston ..•. .•.. .. Richland ............ Charleston ............ ... . . . 14 1855 3 16 15 1855 16 38 1'7 1855 5 1'7 ...... 33 1855 1855 10 26 15 1855 1'7 ...... 25 1'7 ...... 23 1855 1'7 ...... 28 1855 1855 16 ...... 31 1855 17 . ..... 35 10 18 30 1855 1855 1'7 ...... 34 1'7 ...... 2'7 1855 1855 16 2 3'7 1855 16 42 5 1855 15 40 9 18 ...... 41 1855 1855 16 ...... 39 16 ...... 32 1855 1'7 ...... 44 1855 1835 2 36 1'7 '7 1855 15 43 1855 9 16 45 1855 Entered Octt>ber 1st. 38 39 10 15 23 24 36 34 2'7 21 33 3'7 41 30 11 29 20 32 43 19 45 40 44 3'7 l '7 8 23 34 35 40 14 38 21 30 36 33 20 22 26 2'7 28 45 43 42 32 44 32 34 29 '7 38 43 2'7 6 3 33 28 4 30 39 42 35 40 44 11 22 19 41 45 ' "' , \ Honorabl�· discharged. Not advanced. Houorably discharged. Not advanced. Honorably discharged. \ ' . ...... ...... ==>, �\ 12 EXPLANATION OF CONDUCT ROLL. All offences against Orders or Regulations are recorde d. These offences are divided into seven grades ; each of which comprises offences of nearly the same degree of criminality. A degree of criminality of offences of each grade is ex­ pressed by a number, as fo1lows: Offences of the 1st grade by - - . - - - - - - - - 10 Do - - - 2d - - do - - - - - - - - - - - - - 8 Do - - - 3d - - do - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5 Do - - - 4th - - do - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4 Do - - - 5th - - do - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3 Do - - - 6th - - do - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 / Do - - - 7th - . do - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 For each year (after the first year) that a Cadet has been a member of the Academy, his offences are made to count more, by adding to the number expressing the degree of criminality of each offence, one-sixth for the second year, one-third for the third year, and one-half for the four�h year. At the end of the Academic year, these numbers are added up, and the sum thus obtained is that found in the column of "Demerit." (See the next page.) The demerit for the Graduating Class is estimated fo1; their whole term. When a Cadet has more than two hundred de­ merits in any one year he is dismissed. I' \ �13 CONDUCT ROLL OF CADETS AT CITADEL ACADEMY, 1855. No. 1 2 3 4 5 5 \ 7 8 g 10 11 12 13 14 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 I Demerit. NAMES. J. B. Patrick ...... J. D. Wylie ........ V. Mauget ........ T. Hemmingway.... P. Bryce ... ....... J·. F. Pressley ...... R. C. Carlisle ...... L. F.Dozier . ....... W. P. DuBose ...... JI. D'Oyley.•...... T. E. Lucas........ W. Gaillard........ R. K. Thomas ...... F. L. Parker...... J. Venning........ J. Steedman ...... W. J. Crauley ...... w. R. J<jrwin ...... R T. Harper ...... J.M. Dean ........ T. H. Dalrymple .... A. McAllistet· ...... J. D. Nance ...... w. J. Nance ...... J. Coleman .... W. M. Tennent ...... J. w. Norwood.... P. Kirk ........ J· A. Evans..••.•.. J. T. Gibbes ...... B. J;'. Walpole ...... J. F. Lanneau ...... w. s. 0 8 9 13 14 14 20 23 23 26 26 27 28 29 29 32 32 37 38 39 40 42 53 55 64 65 65 66 68 68 71 72 33 34 34 36 38 39 40 40 41 42 44 44 46 47 47 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 58 60 61 62 63 64 Demerit NAMES. No. H. Gaillard..... . . . B. B. Smith........ E. J. White .••..... J. E. Black ........ J. M. .Adams...... A. Y. Lee ........ W. J.Davis........ J. A. Fiuch ........ E. M. Law ........ c. Coker••........ D. Bobo .......... T. Maniium ........ W. A.McDowell.... E. Croft .......... c.w. McCreary .... Z, Becton ...... H. S. Thompson .... R. Sims .... ...... R. Anderson . . . .. . . G. Ross .... ...... H. Moore .... . . . . R. Y. Dwight...... J: F. Hart ........ P. K. Garmany .... J.A. Scott........ KCapers.......... H. D. Garden ...... R. Campbell .... . . G. Symmes ........ J . Mixson .... D. Rowe ........ ... w. .... 73 75 75 77 77 80 86 87 !)6 100 101 106 106 107 l 11 111 114 115 116 119 133 135 141 143 158 168 173 176 ]84 186 201 CONDUCT ROLL OF CADETS AT ARSENAL ACADEMY, J 855 No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 NAMES. W.Adams . ........ W.M. Gibbes ..... F. Perceval........ J. E. DeLorme ..... J. F. Young ...... C. S. Darby ....... G. M. McDowell ... J. R. Bryan ....... W. M. Ramsey. . .. J. J. Calhoun ...... W. J. Darby....... P. S. Layton....... G. H.Lytbgoe ..... J. McCuller ....... E. C DuBose ...... W. E. Cothran ..... R. P. 8mith ....... P. K. McKelvey.... S. Robertson....... J. Litchfield ....... V. J.E. S ears..... R.W. Sut� erland .. 0. J. Youmans ... Class. !Demerit 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 0 2 2 5 7 8 8 14 17 18 19 21 22 28 28 33 38 40 40 41 42 46 46 No. 24 2,5 26 27 28 2� 30 3t 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 NAMES. R. E. Sweat ...... F. L. Gnrvin ..... T. Weatherly .... J. 0. McCaslan ... J. Robertson ..... W. D. Douglas ... J. T. Parker ...... W. P. Shooter .... W.W. Rice ...... J. T. Farley ...... W. M arshall.....W.Whetstone.. . T. A. Huguenin .. W. II. Mitchell... S. l\L Erwin....... W. H. Ry ..... . S. T. �ett es...... R. J. Muirhead B. B. White ...... J. :McCulloch ..... P. .A.. Strohecker . R. G. Fleming .... T. K. Klinck ... . Demer// 47 4 50 4 54 4 56 4 60 4 67 4 78 4 81 4 82 4 92 4 102 4 103 4 Hl4 4 104 4 108 4 111 4 135 4 138 4 139 4 161 4 166 4 195 4 Ent. 1st Oct. Olass. / I �• 14 SYNOPSIS OF COURSE OF STUDIES AT SOUTH CAROLINA MLI1'ARY ACADEMIES. • t - TBXT BOOKS, STUDIES, Mahan, Halleck, and Lectures. Civil and Military Engineering and Science of Vlrar ........ Intellectual Philosophy ..... . Moral Philosophy .......... .. Economie Politique .... ...... Natioual and Constitutional Law. Astronomy .................. Chemistry ................. . )fineralogy ................. . Geology ..................... Topog. and Arch. Drawing .. . Artillery and Infantry Tactics Upham. Paley. Droz. Constitutions of U.S. and S. C., :.ud Calhoun's Disquisition on Government. Gummere. Fowne, Dana, } and Lectures. Lyell, Eastman. U. S. Tactics, Kingsbury and Scott. 00 (Calculus .................... Church. Shades and Shadows ........ . Davies. 5 Natural and Experimental Phi- Bartlett's Mechanics, and Muller's principles of Physics aud Meteorology, R��;iri��: .................. Blair, and Lectures. .... �Logic ........ .......... ... . Whately. History of English Literature. Shaw. l >< Chemistry ............ ...... Fowne, f and Lectures. 1:! I Mineralogy .................. . Dana, :a lDrawing, Crayon aml Linear .. E-< Tactics .................. .... Scott. �I �I �I <n i j i��;;,;;:,;7-:� � ( m ' D:wies' Legendre. Davies. Davies. Davies. Taylor's Manual. Parker's aids. LeBrethon's Grammar, and Pinnoy's Reader. Sut-veymg .........•......... Universar History ... .....•.. >< Composition ................. ] I French .................. .... 8 Drawing Landscape .......... Jj l Tactics .............. ........ Scott. .., � ] o :a j .., <n �g! � � � I Arithmetic ......•...•.••... 1 Algebra ..................... English Grammar ............ Composition ................. Geography .................. History ............. ....... . Mytholo;y ............ ..... l French .............. ...... .. Adams. Young. Smith. Morse. Frost's United States. Elements of. Pinney's First Lessons, and Collott's Reader. ,· 4 �\ 15 GRADUATES OF THE MILITARY ACADEMIES SINCE THEIR ORGANIZATION. ch � � z � " ·X·l ·l,2 3 4 r, ; 6 *7 ·l,8 9 10 -x-n ·*12 13 14 15 11) 17 18 19 -X·20 ·X·21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 *32 *33 34 35 36 37 38 f39 40 41 42 43 · X· 4 4 -X·45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 NAMES D1STJUCl'S. DATE OF GltADU.A.TION. ' REMARKS. ------- ------- ---- ----------- C.C. Tew ........ Charleston .... Nov., 1846 Professor B. Letters, Cit.Acad R. G. White ..... Georgetown ... .. ..do .... Physician . C. 0. LaMotte .... Charleston .... .•..do .... Lawyei. , John L. Branch... Abbeville ..... ....do .... Civil Engineer, N. E. R. R. i W. J. Magill ...... Georfetown ... ....do .... Merchant, Savannah. John H. l::iwift .... Char eston .... ....do .... Civil Engineer, C. & S. R. R.I J. Haiiood ....... Barnwell ...... Nov., 1847 Lawyer, Barnwell. ! E. S. eriot ...... Georgetown ... ....do .... Civil En tneer. I J. P.Southern ... Greenville .... ....do .... Aud. & ' reas. G. & C. R. R. S. B. Jones ...... Charleston .... ••• 1do .... Minister of the Gospel. H. 0liver ........ Edgefield ..... Nov., 1848 Died 1855. A. Buist ......... Charleston .... ....do .... •reaching, Barnwell, S. C. J. W. Gregorie... Beaufort ...... ....do .... Planter, Beaufort, H.D. Kem:edy ... Abbeville ..•.. ....do .... Engineer. F. F. Warley ..... Pendleton .... ....do .... Lawyer, Darlin�on. H. L. Brantley ... Charleston .... ....do .... Civil Engineer, , C. J. J.Matthews ... Anderson ..... ....do .... Farmer. A. J. Jamison .... Laurens ...... ....do .... •reaching,Miss. J. D. Powell ..... Greenville..... .. ..do .... Civil Engineer, S. C. P. F.Stevens .... Pendleton ..... Nov., 1849 Prof.Math., Cit. Acad. U. A.B ice ....... Barnwell ....•. ....do .... Physician, Geor a. J. T. Zealy ...... B�aufort ...... ....do .... Minister of the t ospel. H. L. Thruston .. Greenville .... ....do .... Lawyer. J.B. White ...... Georgetown ... ....do .... P,0£ M,tb., Acsen.l A �demyl G. B. Larti ue .... Barnwell...... ....de .... Physician, Graham's •r. 0. W. G. Ing:fesby .. Charleston .... ....do .... Physician. G. H. Bunker .... Sum ter ....... ....do .... Teaching, Florida. J. A. Walker .... Abbeville ..... ....do .... Student of Theology. I H.W. Stewart ... Colleton ...... ....do .... Merchant, Colleton . 'I'. E. Strother .... Chesteafield ... ....do .... Merchant, Cheraw. W. M. Morgan .. Charleston .... .. ..do .... Clerk, Charleston. D. H. lleston ... Charleston .... Nov., 1850 Died 1855. J. A. ouser .... Oran}eburg ... ....do .... Planter, Georgia. ..... Edge 'eld ..... ....do .... Civil Engineer, N. E. R. R. ·C.D. Oliver . J.W. Robertson .. Charleston .... ....do .... Civil Engineet·, R. G. R. H.. J.A. Craoker..... Edgefield ..... ..do .... Civil Engineer. 0.A. Darby ...... Charleston .... ....do .... Minister of the Gospel. S. N. Kennerley .. Orangeburg ... ....do .... Farmer. J. R. Abrams .... Georfet.own ... ....do .... Civil Engineer, Alabama. J. L. In�lesby .... Char eston .... ....do .... Civil Eng. Rabun Gap R. R. G.S. 0 om ...... Barnwell...... ....do .... Physician, Barnwell. H. N. Wh�aton .. Abbeville ..... ....do .... Lawyer. A.L.Ed wards .... Colleton ...... ....do .... Died 1855. J. P. Thomas .... Fairfield ...... Nov., 1851 Prof. B.Letters, Arsenal Ac. W. H.Wright ..•. Charleston .... ....do .... Student of Med. J. G. Pressley .... Williamsburg. ....do .... Lawyer. W.W. Veitch .... Clilarlesion .... ....do .... Student of Medicine. N. W. Armstrong. Barnwell...... ....do .... Prof. Military School, Ala. L.A. Brovrn ..... Sumter........ ....do .... Civil Eng. California. J.B.Chandler .... Sumter........ ....do .... Planter, Williamsbul'g. ,J.M. Pelot ...... Abbeville ..... ....do .... Physician. J. J. Lucas ...... Kershaw ...... ....do .... :Merchant, Charleston. James Aiken .... Fairfield ...... ....do .... Teaching, Alabama. , J W. Hudson .... Sumter. ....... ....do .... Physician. B. W.Powell.... Chesterfield ... . ...do .... Merchant Florida. E. J. Walke1 .... Edgefield ..... ....do .... Lawyer, Augusta, G�o.rgia. T. J. Arnold .... Edgefiel d ..... ....do .... Civil Engineer, Loms1ana. J. B. Cottrell Spartanbul'g .. ....do .... Minister of the Gospel. W. S. Dudley •... Orangeburg ... ....do •... Physician I I �(+ 16 CADETS APPOINTED TO ARSENAL ACADEMY, 1855. ' FOURTH CLASS. NAMES. DISTRICTS NAMES. DISTRICTS. _______________ ___________ -----l l 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 • w. V.Alison.... Barnwell.... 49 R. C. .A shley. ... Barnwell .... 50 J.F.Banks...... Edgefiel d ... 51 J. B. Barton.... Charleston.. 52 W.F. Bissell.... Charleston .. 53 W.A. Black.... Richland .... 54 K. B Bobo...... Union ...... 55 F. P. Burnet...... Edgefield.... 56 R. M.Burns. .....A nderson... 57 F. A. Bar rows .... Charleston.. 58 J .E. Caine...... Ab beville... 59 G. W. Cannon.... Charleston.. 60 B.F. Coleman.... Fairfiel d.... 61 W . D. Conner.... Orangeburg.. 62 W. D. Cotcbett .. Charleston.. 63 R. W. Crawfor d.. Chester..... 64 J. D . Creswell ....Abbevil le... 65 J. W. Crum ...... Orangeburg .. 66 C. H. Daniel s.... Beaufort..... 67 A. E. Darby. ... Orangeburg. 68 . W. M. Dwight.... Colleton.... 69 Charles Davant... Beaufort ..... 70 Thos. S. Dunbar .. Barnwell.... 71 J. G. E dwards.. Richland . ii 72 ... E. A. Erwin.. .. Barnwel l .....,, 73 R. B.Erwin...... W i l liamsb'rg 74 H. S. Farlev. ... Laurens ....! 7 5 E. J, R. F;ipp.. Charleston .. \ 76 A.S Gaillard .... Fairfiel d ....' 77 James G illam.... Abbeville . ..i 78 J. H Goodwyn.. Richland . I 79 ... W, H. G reene.... Charleston.. 1 80 J. T. Hall ...... Fail'fiel d ... 81 R. . Hallonguist. Barnwell.... · j 82 L D. H. Hamilton.. Col leton.... 83 .I!'. H. Harleston.. Charleston.. !I 84 J. A..Harris.'..... Anderson .. · j· 85 B. A. Hart ....... Barnwell . .. 86 . W. M. Haselden.. Will iamsb 'rgl 87 G. E. Hazlehurt. Charleston.. 1 88 A. G. Heriot ... Georgetown. 89 T. S. Heyward .... Charleston.. 1 90 .. 91 W. H ol land...... K�rshaw . H. Hunter. . . .... Fairfield.... 92 A. Hutchinson... Laurens .... 93 leton....1 94 B. W.P. Jenkins. Col. ......• 195 J.P. Jeter...... Umon. F. Kelly. ........ Kershaw.... , ·I ·j S.S. Kerby....... Darling ton.. T. K. Klin·k...... Ch arleston. . J.A.Law ...... Darling ton .. W. E. Lewis.... Chester .... --Lining ...... Colleton.... J. R. Mac beth.... Charleston.. R. P. Mayrant.... Richland .... D. M cRa......... Kershaw .... G. W. Meetz.... Lexin gton .. Julius Mills...... Chester .... F. M. Monroe.... Marian...... R. J. Muirhead.. Colleton.... R. Nesbitt...... Georgetow n. A. J. Norris...... Ed gefiel d ... J. D. Pal mer.... Charleston.. R- Perrvman .... Abbeville .. W. H. Porter.... Charleston.. R. T. Puryear.... Richland .. . W.R. Rag sdale.. Chester ... . J. T. Ramsay.... Sumter S. W. Ramsav .... Charleston.. G. N. Reynolds.. Charlrston.. T h os. Russel..... Charleston.. J. M .Sadler. ..... Lancaster .. J. F . S cott...... Char leston.. W. M. Scarborogh. R ichland. ... W. H. Singl eton.. R ichland .... .A. Sitgreaves..... York ...... D. B. Sloan...... Anderson .. J. S. Snow...... Georgetow n. J. Sosnowski.... Richland .... J. H. Stevens..... Richland . .. . J. S. Stew art.... York....... W. Stoney....... Ch al'leston.. O· E.Strohecker .. Charleston.. R. W.Southerland. Marl boro' .. C. J. Tennent .... Charleston.. W . H. Tucher.... Union,..... B. G. Vardell..... Charleston.. J. A. Vereen .... Georgetown. M. Ward Edgefiel d .. . B. C. W ebb...... Colleten.... S.E. W hite...... York....... W. G. Wilson.... Colleton.... J. E. Wright.... Beaufort..... States Webb ..... A bbevill e.. Joseph Yates..... Charleston.. ' , �17 GRADUA'l'ES OF TH]� MILITARY ACADEMIES-CONTINUED. ,,; 0 't ' , 1 '· ) \II NAl!ES. w-�deric k-:= 61 E.C. B ailey...... 62 J. L. S eabrook... 93 J. B. C olding.... 46 H. S. Bass ...... 65 F. G. Palmer..... 66 W. R. Powell.... 67 T. H. Cooke..... 68 S. C ollins.. .. . 69 W. D. Mci\lillan.. ·x·70 A.H. Little ...... ·x-71 D. T. Williams.. 72 vV. S. Brewster.. 73 G. E. E arl.. . .... 74 S.S. Gadsden.... 75 W. Y. M:cC annon. 76 W. II. Dial...... 77 T. W. Fitzgerald. 78 J. \V. Murray.... 69 S. C. DcPass.... . 80 R. A. Palmer..... 81 H. B. Houseal.... 82 G. W. S eabrook. 83 C. S. H enegan... 84 J. Vt. D aniels.... 85 G. ID. Gamble.... 86 J ohnC. Rich ..... 87 P. A. Raysor.... 88 M. J. Prothro.... -x-39 M. J enkins...... ·Y,90 'l'hos. E. Hart.... 91 A. D. H oke 9 2 J. J. Jenkins.. .. 93 A. Coward...... . 94 J. D. Radcliff .... 95 C. 'l'. Haskell.... 99 C. Adams....... 97 l\I. S teedman.... I 9 8 D. J. Fleming.... 99 A. H. Mazyck.... 100 J. F. Culpepper.. 101 D. R. J amison... ·*102 W. H. D uBose... ·*203 J ohn D. Wylie... 104 P. Bryc e........ 105 J. B. Patric k..... 106 W. 11'. Nanc e..... 107 B. S mith ........ 108 W. D. Gaillard.. 109 J. F. Pressley... llO 'l'hos Lucas...... 111 P. S. Kirk...... . ll2 W. J. C rawley ... ll3 F. I,. Parker. .... 114 R. C. C arlisle.... 115 J. S. Mix son.... 106 J. 111. Dean ...... ll 7 E. White.... .... l.i.8 J. Venning.. ... , DISTRICTS. DATF� OF GRADUA· TIO:s'. R1rnARKS. -------·-1 Orangeburg... NoY., 1851 Physician. Colleton ..... .... do .... Planter, Edisto. Colleton ...... .... do .... 'fenching, Colleton. I Barnwell .... do.... Lawyer, Georgia. J Charleston .... .... do.... Machiuist. Charleston.... .... do.... CiYil Engineer, R. R. R. R. ' GreenYille .... .... do .... CiYi! Engineer, U. & S. R.R. ,Richland ..... ....do.... Teaching, S. C. Barnwell...... .... do.... Merchant. Beaufort...... .... do.... Teaching, Florida. Kewberry..... NoY.,1852 1 Died, A ugust, 1853. I Beaufort...... .... do.... Lawyer. I Charleston .... .... do .... Farmer. Greenville .... ....do...., C!v!l Eng!neer, N. :r,:. R. R. I Colleton ...... .... do.... C1�,t1 :i,;ngm�er, Ohio. Chester....... .... do.... P!·1�1c1�le�Ii!.Aca demy,Ah1. I1 R�chland...... ....do.... �ml ��ngrne_er, Alabama. i Pi ckens .... .. .... do.... leachrn g, Miss. Charleston.... .... do.... Teaching, Orangeburg. I Kershaw...... ....do.... C lerk, Charleston. Y ork......... .... do.... Private 'l'utor, Florida. Lexington .... ....do.... Physician. Colleton'...... .... do... . Marlboro' ..... .... do.... Teaching, S. C. Pickens ...... .... do.... '!'caching, Al�.buma. Williamsburg . .... do.... Planter, Willi�msburg. Charleston .... l .... do.... , Physic ian. Barn well ..... .... do. ... Planter, Barnwell. Lexington .... .... do.... Physic ian. C olleton ...... NoY., 1854 Prin. Mil.S chool, YorkY ille. Darling-ton.... .... do.... 'l'eaching. Greenville .... .... do.... S tudent of Medi cine. C olleton...... ....do.... Died 1855. Charleston.... .... do.... Prin. Mil. S chool, Yorhille. Charleston.... ....do .... Teaching. A bbeville..... .... do.... E ngineer, Lanc aster. .... .... do.... Lawyer. Lexington .... .... do.... Richland...... .... do... . Engineer. Charleston.... .... do.... Merchant. Darling:ton.... .... do.... Teaching. Orangeourg... .... do.... Student of Law. Fairfield ...... Nov., 1852 Lanc aster..... do.... R ichland...... .... do .... Barnwell .... do ... . Newberry .... .... do.... Georgeto,vn .. .... do .... Fairfield...... i •••• do.... Wil liamsburg.I ....do.... Kershaw ..... ....do .... Charlc,;ton.... .... do.... Barnwell...... .... do... . A bbeville..... ....do.... Union ........ ....do .... Barnwell .... · · ... do... . Spartanburg .. 1 ....do.... Charleston .... , ....do .... Charleston.... , .... do... . ·1· ... NoTE.-No graduates in 1853. The Cadets composini( the second class of 1852 "'e1 e su �­ peuded from the Citadel Academy during the year: and at the Annual l.\!eeimg of 1.he !loa1d of Visit.ors, held at Columbia on the 281h of NoYember, 1852, they were formally dismissed consequently, there was no graduating class in 1853. • �.. - r •,-: ' . �A • APPENDIX. TrrE follow:ing is the general form of application for admis­ sion into the Military Academy as a Beneficiary Cadet, which may be varied to conform to circumstances. If the applica­ tion is for a pay Cadet, the word pay must be substituted for the word be;n,eficia11'Y, and the statement as to pecuniary means and certificate of the Commissioners of Free Schools omitted : FORM OF APPLICATION. Pos·r To the Chafrman of the Board of Visitors: OFFICE, DATE, } I apply for the admission of (name in full) as a Beneficiary Cadet in the State Military Academy. He is a resident of years old, feet inches high. He can District, read and write with facility: is 0f fair moral character, and free from all physical defect or deformity, and is not afflicted with any disease or infirmity which would render him unfit for military service. He is without pecuniary means in his own right, and his parents are unable to pay for his education. (Signature.) I "' I The following certificate must be annexed. We, the Commissioners of Free Schools, for the District of recommend the above (or Parish of) named (name of the boy for whom application 1s made) for admission as a Beneficiary Cadet into the State Military Academy. He and his pa­ rents are without sufficient pecuniary means to educate him, and we consider him worthy of the beneficence of the State. 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BRITTON, Columbia, South Carolina. �REMARKS T,vo MILITARY SCHOOLS were established, and are snpported by the State of South Carolina-one at Charleston and the other at Colun1bia ; the la teer auxiliary to the former. Two A r-senals, containing the arms and munitions of war of the State, are located, one in Charleston, and the other in Columbia, which were formel'ly guarded by two companies of enlisted soldiers, at an annual expense of twenty-four thousand dollars. In 1842 this appropriation* was transferred, by an Act of the General Assembly, to the support of t\VO Schools, which were organized upon the basis vf the Unit.ed States Military Academy at West Point, in the beginning of 1843, by a pern1anent Board of Visiters, appointed by the Governor, the Cadets at which perform all the duties of a guard for the Arsenals. The Cadets adn,ittcd consist of two classes-State and Pay Cadets. The State supplies to the State Cadet all his expenses. The Pay Cadet pays two hundred dollars per year for every charge, including clothing. The State Cadets are selected from those not able to bear their o,vn expenses. Applications for adruission are made to the Chairman of the Board of Visiters, prior to the annual meeting of the Board, ,vhich takes place on Fridf..y next after the fourth !fonday in November in each year, at which time all appointments a.re made by the Board for both Classes of Cadets, respect being had to a due apportionn1ent an1ong the several judicial districts of the State. [For Form, of .Ap­ plication, .�ee Appendix.] * No,v increased to thirty thousand dollars .. �f • BO ARD OF VISITERS. Hrs R F W ALLSTO�, Governor of S01.tth Carolina, ex officio.) GEN JAMES JONES, CH.AIRMAN, Columbia, FJ. C. GEN D F JAMISON, Orangeburg 0. H., S. 0. GEN. D W .A.LLACE, JJnesville, S. 0. Ex-GOVERNOR JOHN H. MEANS, Buckhead, Fair.field District, S. C. CoL IS.A.AC D WILSON, l�ociety Hill, Da1·lington District, S. C. GEN R G M DUNOVANT, Adjutant and In,VJector General, Ninety-Six Depot, Abbeville District, ( ex officio.) ExCELLENCY OFFICERS AND PROFESSORS. CITADEL ACADEMY, CHARLESTON \V CAPERS, Superintendent and Prnfessor of J.lfechanics and Engineering. F STEvrE�S Professor of Belles Lettres, Ethtcs, and CAPT. P French. FIRS11 LIEUT J B WHITE, Professor of Mathematics and As tronomy. WILLIAM HUME M D., Professor of B.,xp erimental Science. F. GA UT HIER, Professor of Drawing DR H BOYLSTON, Surgeon J L GREGORIE Bursar MAJOR F ARSENAL ACADEMY, COLUMBIA. C TEW, SuJJerintendent, &:c. FIRST LIEUT. J P TH011AS, Professor of Belles Lettres a11d Hi.story. SECOND LIEUT. H D KESNEDY, Professor of Matheniatics. DR A. \V l{ENNEDY, Surgeon. CAPT C �CADETS ARRANGED in orOtr of mrrit in tQtir r£Sftdiht QIJazzez, AS DETERMINED AT THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION IN NOVEld:BER, I 8 5 6; �I ' � I ( 1 NOTE .!tames marlced thus* are officially selected for publication, conforniably to. a regulation wliich requires the names ()f the most disting1u ished Cadets not exceeding two in eacli OZass, to be reported fOJ' this purpose at each .Annual Exarn-ination. Nanies rnarked thits t wer ie f0und deficient, a.nd in some cases are turned back to recomme1. ce the 8l'udies of their respective Otasises. }lames marked thus were di�niissed. + 1, ; ,._ � �• ;...; ..,. •• """� -� J FIRST CLASS (GRADUATES) OF 1856 .+I s ·- • +;) � � 0 � 0 ·- I NAMES� o DrsT&1cTs. 1 � � � 0 ,_ 1 Q) � Cd � I �f ERIT � � I -+,,J ri 8 � � d Q) =� ,.c ,.. � � 0 d � � 00 (l) = (l) ;:s ·� . .,.C • s..."r "-'J. � C ·-- �' � 1i � :.. ;... � 1 � i � (l) �J ;:: O ·-� • • 0 ::::! S I ·� ,... � 0 � o � bL .i: ,... C) C ..C � � � o. � ;... 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Abbeville .... 185� 18 1115 1115 h 11] l2·1f.i 14,1411 14! 8 4131115 7 9 121513 1114 1 4 14,J A.Finch Fairfield .. l1S5316 413131015 / 7 s 1 1013 1 1315 1 1510 9 9101315131413 7 91112lf> l )5A. Y Lee ,Kershaw ·:1853151 .!. 111412 5j 51515151514J 4 7 8121412131141511161515 113 1 1 J. L Coker Darlington. Expelled. a Assistant Teacher in Drawing ••.•. b Captain .c First Lieutenant .... d Third Lieutenant. and Assistant Teacher in Belles Lettres .••.e Second Lieutenant ••• :f Adjutant and Fourth Lieutenant. e . r.; -=t �f 8 SECOND CLASS, 1856 C • ·- ·- s:: 0 • � � - Q) � Q) ..c DISTRICTS. ·- ell b()"'O re �d d 0 ;... 00 � ...., � Q) Q) � *1 W M. Tennent. d Charleston a Charleston *2 W J Davis. .e Richland.. 3 V E. Manget. c Fairfield . 4! R. K. Thornas Colleton .. 5!B. M. Wal pole. h Laurens . 61J E. Black Abbeville 71H. D. Moore . b Gr·eenville 8 1 H. B. D'Oyley 1 rr H. Mangum .gl Chesterfield 9j 10 T S. Hemingway Georgetown Pickens 11 J M. Adams. . Colleton .• 12 W Z. Bedon Barnwell • 13 C. W McCreary .j·,y ork 14,R. T Harr,3r 151 H. A. Gaillard !Fairfield , , Union . • . 16J F Hart. Greenville 17IJ K. Gannany ,. Sumter . 18 H. D Garden Charleston 19 R. UarnpbE ll Anderson 20IE. Capers 21/t W A. McDo\\r eJl Charleston a 1st Sergeant. Sergeant. .b 2d SergeHnt. :f 6th Sergeant � ::s ..,;i � � • ..c 0.. 0 w 0 � ..c 0.. 0 - ...c .... ··- ..c "' p., • • - ·0 p... ·- ....... bl) 00 - ..c ....... ·- ..t::: :, ::::s .- ...c 0 ·a= OJ) 0 0 d ..c ,...., 0 0 :a z -A 0 -------- 8 � d ·a Q) OJ � � 00 NAMES. • roe, d A ·- 00 C) � � � Q) C Q) � � � Q) • C) � � Q) - � 00 � � 00 0 � � � � � d 0 C) � � .,;;i � � � C) � � 1 2 1 9 2 2 3 1854 16 185416 1 1 1 . 3 3 1 11 185315 4 9 3 7 1 9 1 1 1 ' 1 1854I15 5 8 2 2 61012 3 1853'15 5 3115 11 11 8 9 1 4 1 15 8 31 61 5 2 41112 12 118541 1854!16 2 1017112 1014 610 7 1854·1610 8 14·10 4 7 14 1 2 185418 , �1611 6 5 5 412 10 18541151 7J14 51 4 5 9 7 1 8 1854'171011111 9 711 1317 6 1 1854'161 312 10 1412 21 8 1114 1 1 ���! 1�� 1� ! 1 2�!�� � �� g gi 1 � 1854 116/ 1 13!131 8 9 10 18 1715 1 1 185417'1019 18,171612 51917 i 1 185317 1717,1313 ]61911 13 18541 15 8!15 19!16 18 20 20 1 1s 1854115 4l21 16[15 1413 12 2020 185416 2 ·18 311915. 2162021 18 21 1 1 19 /1854 15 1 20 21 / 21 1 1 .d 4th Sergeant. .e 5th • . g 7th Sergeant .••. h 8th Sergeant. .c 3d Sergeant. �• 8 SECOND CLASS, 1856 C ·- Q) � ·- 0 • � � - Q.) � ..0 ·- DISTRICTS. 8 re d 00 00 CD ...., d Q) s... d *1 W M. Tennent. d Charleston • a Charleston �2 W J Davis. 3 V E. Manget. .e Rich]and .. 4 R. K. Thorn as . c Fairfield Colleton .• 5jB. M. Wal pole. h Lanrens 6J E. Black ! Abbeville 7jH. D. Moore b G1·eenville 81H. B. D'Oyley 9 'r H. Mangum .9 Chesterfield 10 T S. Hen1ingway Georgetown Pickens 11 J M. Adams . Colleton 12 W Z. Bedon 13 0. W McCreary Barnwell • • .j',y ol'k 14 ,R. T Harr.�r j 15 1 H. A. Gaillard t11irfield •. Union . • . 16! J F Hart. Greenville 17 J K. Gar1nany 18 H. D Garden _, Sumter . Charleston 19 R. UarnpbE 11 Anderson 20 E. Capers 21/+w A. McDoweJl Charleston a Jst Sergeant. Sergeant. 0 0 ....... Q.) 0 � � C: � 00 � � CD ..c • 0 � � 0 ....,:i ..0 00 000 ..c � 0 a� 0 � C: 0 +-- :::s d i:-. • ...., b.O 0 0 CD 0 � � +,,J d CD ..c Cl) ,-. � � s... aj 0 � � "O � cd � � � 1 2 1 9 2 2 3 185416 1 1 1 1854 16 3 3 1 11 1853'15 4 9 3 7 1 9 1 1 1 5 8 2 2 6 1012 3 1854115 1853'i5 5 3l15p 11 8 9 1 4 !185415 8 31 6· 5 2 4111212 [ 1854!}6 2 101 7,12 1014 610 7 , 1854 '.1610 811410 4 7 14 1 2 185418 1 �1611 6 5 5 412 10 1854:151 7114 51 4 5 19 7 1 8 1 1854 1171 011111 9 711 1317 6 1 1854161 3·12 10 1412 21 8 1 14 1854117 6 7 9118 715 15 1 1i 116 1 1854.18 11 61202017 17 17121 5 1854:16, 1 13! 131 8 9 10 18 l 7l5 i 1 185417101918)71612 51917 , 1853,17 ,1717,1313 ]61911 1 13 ,1854115 8:1519!161s 20 20 1 18 1854,15 4j2116 :15 14113 12 2020 1854 16 2 18 31 1915 . 2 162021 1 /1854 15 120 21 21 18 21 1 1 19 1 1 .d 4th Sergeant. .e 5th 6th Sergeant . • . g 7th Sergeant ••• . h 8th Sergeant. .b 2d SergeRnt. :f • d +,;> - 0 0 d 0 0 :a z -A -------- A - � ..c ·...c ·- ·- - Po; ·- ·- ·- - ·- - ·..c: • 0 ;.... ..c � � � Cl) CD bC'"O �d � d ·C C) �� 00 NAMES. • '"O .c 3d Sergeant. �9 TIIIRD CLASS, 1856. • a,)"t:, � • C 0 NAMES. ··s DISTRICTS. ,.c _ 'l) ::: ..!:; CD 8 be rt:, �� - � � � • 00 • ,.c ::.. � � C � 0 0 CD d 00 A ::g • • 0 ·0 - >. ·0 =1 00 � Q ...,;I � � CD C: ,. 4J 00 ·- ..c:: ...,_ � � 0 0 • • b� � C 0 � rt:, ..c ·0 ::: C: � C: ::.. � 0 • Cl) ---- --- 0 --------------·--·-.-*l T. H. Law *2 P S. Layton 31.J L. Litchfield 4 W. P Shooter 5 T. A. Huguenin 6 0. J Youn1ans. 7 W. Adams 8·G H. Lythgoe 9 1 J. R. Bryan lOl'r J \Veatherly 11 J J Calhoun 12\V E.Coth1an 13 1 vV M. Ra1nsay.• 14 W H. Ray 15 J F Young 16 E. B. \V hi te 17 G McDowell 18 ,J E. DeLoru1e 19 'r O McCaslan 20 W H. Mitchell 21 J E. Spears. 22 1 J T Farley 1 1 23j F I-'. Garvin Darlington a Charleston Horrv Horrv • a Beaufort • Beaufort a Richland .a Anderson Edgefield Marlboro . a Abbeville. Abbeville. Charleston Spartanburg Abbeville. York . Abbeville Su1nter Abbevi1le. N e,vberry �1arlboro Laurens .. Pickens Char]e3ton Newberry � � � � � � 1855 1 3 3 110 3 1855 16 3 5 1 2 116 185518 4 7 16 4 1 7 .185518 7 110 9 1 23 .18551511 6 4112 0 111 185516 5 1 2 5 23 22 185517. 17 8 4 310 4 1 185517. 21 261191910 1 1855 17. 13 61 6·1314 4 185515 3 8Jl4 131 8:1415 9 13 1 7115 112 185517 1 1855 171010 15 22 6 1114 1855,11610,12 17 9 7 1117 1855!16 � 2011 9 5 12118 8 1 1855 I 19 •. l 1: 24 1 21,1714 2 ; 1855 16 514,10,24'10 1 24 1855117 18ll 6 19i 14- 1 2R 1 1855,17 . 2310 8116 1 20 6 1855117 11918;25211413 ; ; 1855118 9.15:25;1511 1 28 , 1855 18 11161212;27 21 1 9 H\5517 . 25 2611818:23 20 , : 119 6 21:22 1 n 2510!20 1855 1 1 16 g 242017 1 24,2318 . 1855 1855:16 '22'23!20 23 �3 26 1 1855j15 9 26:28j14 2212li27 185515. 27 1 27 2s 1 2s:1019 1128,26 28 1 25 )855116 ,28 21 1 1 24 R. P Sn1ith 25ivV R Marshall ·t 26 \V W \Vhetstone Barrn,vel1 •. 1' 27 E C DuBose. . Charleston ,t281P A Strohecker CharleRton .J 'f Parker, J R. Bryan, and J.E. DeLorn1e, furloughed second ses�ion, on account of health. vV D. Douglas, expelled .. t t t a Vurl)orals. 1 �10 ARSENAL ACADEMY-�lERIT ROLL OF FOGRTH CLASS, 1856. • C: 0 NAMES. ;i - - - -- - . • oo -� 8 DISTRICTS. "O c:d � 0 Cl) � d C: • ..c ...� .1;: � 8 l Cl) "'O Cl) . i C.Oroo 00 � � .� __ � . (fj r,j...C ,. - � .' • ,- Cl) ,.Cl � Q r- � • .- """' ...... ,.... oo Q � c:- ;:: ,.., bC '-' C 0 t . A �::S���o � Cl) C 0 ..- � . - __ - ·---- - H . H arl-es ton. ...-.· -0-ha_ ,_les-to_n_... ..• 18561�}}}} W r ••. 1856116 8 3 5 3 14 *2 ,v E Stoney ..... Charleston 3 A S Gaillard • •••...Fairfield. • . 18561 16 9 6 3 412 • . 185617 9 5 4 518 4 D H. Hamilton. •••. Colleton • 5 W M Dwight . • . Colleton • • • • . 1856 16 7 10 2 2 9 6 E. A. Erwin.• .• • ... Barn·wel1. • • • • 185617 9 2 21 7 13 . Edgefield. .. • . 185617 • 8 7 9 6 7 A G Norris 185616 6 7 9 8 32 81�· C Webb. .. • . Colleton. • 9 S. W Ran1�ay.. . • . Charleston •• . 1856 16 419 6 6 7 1'856 ! 18 4 4 2410,·41 IOI ,J · E Wright. . Charleston . 1856jl7 61217 121 8 York . • 11;s E White. . • . 1856117 9 9 33 13 19 . Chester 12 1 W. E. Lewis. . 1856 16 114 1120140 .. Charleston 13· J D Palmer. . 1856 17 11 I 11 2 3 • I 33 141 S . .., K. D ar1·1ngton · erby. .. . • • � 85617 1 13128 21 20 15 R. \V Crawford . . Chester 1855 15 1015 ,35 1917 • 16 R G Muirhead. . . Colleton. 17 B A Hart.. .... . Barnwe11 • •.• • .jl 856 17 4 1241 10 • 1 . 185 6 18 7116 8 3 6I 38 18 fl Hunter • ... .• . Fa i rfi e 1 d •• · · · 10 L. S Webb.. ....... Abbeville. .. • .18561511120 '1625127 • . 1856 18 l '231 20j16! 11 20 vV. G Wilson. . . . Charleston. Edge fl e 1 d . • • . 1856 1611 17 . 40 j 3 0 21 �1 Ward.. . . 1856 16 1 2231 15 22 Charleston . 22 C. Tennent. . Sun1ter • • • •• 1856 19 21 341 22 54 23 J T Ramsey .. .. �Iarlboro • • ·... �856 18 . 39!13 11 16 24 R Sutherland •• . 1856 1611 28 , .. 27 37 . Charleston 25 J R. Macbeth • .·. 185618 2 261 40 28 3 . Fairfield 26B. Coleman . . ..' 1856 17111 312524 29 .. Charleston 27 J YatP-s •.. .185616 2331926 34 28 B G Vardell . •. Charleston. 1856 17 .. 34 29 14!42 Darlington 29 I J A. Law.... . ... . [ . 18�6 1611 27 38 23 47 Abbeville •. • golJ C Caine • ·•. 180616 . 40!18!1 33 2 CharlestQn 31 T S Heyward 185617 6 29 39 41 15 Orangeburg 32 \V D Connor . 185615 4 18 4811 46 53 Charleston . . 33 W H Green 185616 3 32[27 1 Barn,Yell 34 W V Alison F k � · 1 1 3449 �11 llERIT ROLL OF FOURTfI CLASS CONTINUED. -·-------------------:----------- § -� ,.,..; ..c -� � "'C bJ)"O � C: � • C-1 � -� C-1 f:J - � == � � C) � NAMES DISTRICTS. ·a E � <::s 0 C-1 • � 00 � co A d /oo ,- � 0- "'� .S2 +oJ ,.....c: t, ,.,,., ,... a � ,.,, �\ - � - ...c: � :..= "O � Q; o.JJ;:: � � ::: 0 � :a � '� I� o - i 30 :;i\8 31 -;5 0. E. Strohecke1·.. . Ch:1.rleston. • . 11856 17 i 36 F. A. Burro,vs... . • Charleston • • . 185617 6 37132 29150 18561 18 5 461 22 30 23 Laurens. 37 A.. Hutchinson • . Laurens. •. 38 H S. Farley 185615 10 38 37 32\48 •• �· • 185616 5 36 30 57 5 39 J. H. Stevens .....••. Richland 40 C. Davant. Beaufort. , , 185616 9 47 26,38/{9 a Georgeto,vn. . 1856;16 1:44:52;3125 41 R. Nesbit. 0 r· an ge burg. :1 1 8 n 6 1 18 9 I 41 42 4 9 21 : 42 J. W Cr u in. . . i a Gcorgetowu . . ·185(:i' 15 1 6,35 1 54i4 7 28i 43 A G. Heriot. . • 44 G . N Reynolds . . Ch a r 1 e� ton . " . . 18 5 6 15 1 11 I 45 !44; 3 7 4 3 1 Ab be vi 11 e. 45 'J D Cr e�nv e 11 18 5 G l 5 · 5 · 2 5'1 56'5 2 5 6 Abbeville. . • 1856'18 1 !43 53'45 451 46 J Gillam +47 A. Black '185616 1 9'42!45!5146 . . •• I Richland . . • f48 G W Meet.ze .. Lexington • " '1S56 17.! 48157 1 35 4 +49 G Cannon.. • • • " Charle��on • • , ! 1856,1 l 5 3 50112 1 43 58 50 J 1-Iarris • .. • 1185616 8 49!511 39 B5 .. Anderson 1 51 T Klinck . 1856 16 9 54l36 44·44 • . Cha:leston 1 1 52 A J Sitgreaves. • ·. York . . . . .• 1856 15 8 52 46 54°24 1 f �3 J S. Snow . Georgetown.. 18�615111 �6,43 53;�� 1 fo4 R C. A�hley..... . Barnwell ! .!!.! ..118n6,17, u7 47142 oo i 1 Che�ter •. ! 11856 15 . 5315S 50j51 ·t55 W R Ragsdale.. 1 l f56J Mills 1856;16 4555058 36 Chester 1 1 1856'15 1 51 1 55 1 56!57 . Charleston :j:57 J F Scott. ; 1 1 1 1 +58 W D Cotchett.... Charleston. • /1850 15 2 58 49 1 55 59 . . I I I +59 T Burns. 1185618: 1 59,59:59 52 .. . . Anderson. . CJ I t t t a Retalned in 4th class at their o,vn request. I I �12 EXPLANATION OF CONDUCT ROLL. All offences against Orders or Regulations are recorded These offences are divided into seven grades, each of which com­ prises offences of nearly the sarne degree of criminality. A degree of criminality of offences of each grade is expressed by .a number, as follows: •.• . • 10 • Offences of the 1st grade by. • 8 Offences of the 2d grade by. Offences of the 3d grade by . 5 4 Offences of the 4th grade by. 3 Offeuces of the 5th grade by • 2 Offences of the 6th grade by. Offences of the 7th grade by • . . 1 For each year (after the first year) that a Cadet has been a member of the .Acaderny, his offencee are made to count more, by adding to the nun1ber expressing the degree of criminality of each offence, one. sixth for the second year, one-third for the third year, and oue-half for the fourth vear At the end of the Acaden1ic year, these nun1bers are added up, and the sun1 thus obtained is found in the column of "Demel'it " [ See the next page.] The demerit for the Graduating Class is estin1ated for their ,vhole term vVhen a Cadet has more than t\YO hundred den1erits in any one vear he is disrnissed ( �13 CONDUCT ROLL OF CADETS AT CITADEL ACADEMY, 1856 NAMES NA�IES -------------------------1--- ·- 3 0 33 W J Davis. . . 2 52 1 G W McDowall 3 56 . 3 2 34 T J Weatherly 21J F Young •. 3 61 •••• 3 F H Law 5ll35 P 8 Layton, 3 • . 1 6 36G A. Ross. . .. 1 63 4J. D. Nance 1 • 3 65 2 s: 3� W M Ramsay 5 V E Manget •• 1 1 66 . 3 9 38 R M Simons. . . 6 W Adam� 3 91 39 T H Mangum.. . • . .. .' 2 67 7 1J. R. Bryan .. 1 7 3 2 9 40 J A Evans. s·H B D'Oyley • • • 1 9 41 R P Smith • . 3 75 9 W R Erwin • 2 77 1 10 4 2 ,J E B 1 ac k . • • • .• • • .• 10 L F Dozier 3 78 •. 11 J E DeLorme • , 3 11 43 E C D uBose . . 1 80 2 I 1 44 A Y Lee 121R K Tho1nas • 1 16 1 45 .J rr Farley . . . 3 81 13 .A.• 11c ..A. lli�ter 2 15 46 F L Garvin 3 81 • . 14.B �1 Walpole ... 3 83 15 R T I-Iarper . 216'.:47 0 J Youmans . 2 84 16 J L Litchfield. 3119 1 1 48 J K Garn1any • 3: 84 • 17 J G Steed1nan 1 20 1 [4\I W P Shooter .. • • . 1I 9 2 1s 1 vv H Ray 3 5 0 E • M Law • 32 , . 2 93 19 J E Spears. 3 26'..51 W Z Bedon. 152 I-I A Gaillard . . . . 2 1 99 20\J F Lanneau 1 27 • ... 3 1 99\ 211G H Lythgoe • 53 E. B White . 3 27'1 22 T A Huguenin .. •• . 3 32 1 64 \V R Mar�hall. . . . . 3 1021 3 1031 23 H S Thornpson . . 1 33 55 P A Strohecker 2 107 24 J. �1 Adams 2 34 1 56 0 W McCreary 1 3111 25 H D !1oqr e 24t 57 \V W "\Vbet�to11e. 2 122 2 47\ 58 A. McDowell 26 \l{ M Tennent. .. 27 J J Calhoun 2135 348: 59J F Hart. 28 E Croft . . 2144 .. . . • • •• J 48 60 H. D Ga1den 1,61 W H �iitchell. . 2 48 3 147 29 T S. Ile1ningway 1 148 30 T O McCaslan .. . . . 3 49 :e2 .J A Finch 31 "1r E Uothran •• . 2174 350 1 63R. Campbell 3� 1 R Y D,vight. . ..• . , 1 50 64 E. Ca per�. 2 190 1 { 1 2 �14 CONDUC'r ROLL OF CADETS .A.T ARSENAL A.CADElIY, 1856 FOURTH .a • • ..,;> M Q.) rD. s z � NAMES. Q.) � • 1 B A Hart. • .... 2 T s Heyward. 3 B. Coleman • 4 G w Meetze 5 J H SteYens. 6 A G Norris s w Ramsay 8 s E White 9 w M Dwight. 10 F H Harleston. 11 V\T G Wilson. 12 A s Gaillard. 13 E A. Erwin •• 14 vV E Stoney • 15 w D Connor. 16 R Sutherland. 17 R. G. Muirhead 18 D H I-Iatnilton • 19 ,v. E Lewis. 20 R T Crawford 21 J vV. Crurn. • 22 C Tennent •• • 23 A Hutchinson 24 A J Sitgreaves. 25 R Nesbit. • 26 J s Snow • • 27 J. Yates • • 28 L.S Webb 29 A. G. Heriot. 30 M Ward • • Q.) -- A 8 13 14 15 19 20 20 20 24 27 27 29 31 33 35 40 44 45 45 47 47 48 48 49 55 55 56 62 63 64 CLAS:3 • M Q.) s ::I ,,0 z 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 ·- ..,;) NAMES. � s Q.) Q.) A 0 E Strohecker • • • 65 B C Webb • • • 75 s s Kerby • • • 75 B G Vardell. 76 J Harris. 82 • 84 J Mills. 86 J R Macbeth •• • H Hunter 90 93 T Burns. A Black 98 • J D Paliner 100 0 Ddvant .• 100 J E Wrio-ht 104 0 J A Law 105 •• G. N Revnolds • 105 "' 'r. Klinck 105 • J Gillam 125 J C Caine 134 134 H S Farley w V Alison • • 135 ii-, .A Burrows 135 w R Ragsdale. 139 w H Green 148 J T Ramsey •• 150 R C Ashley. 183 189 J D Creswell J F Scott. • 200 G Cannon • 205 226 w D. Cotchett. �15 PUPILS APPOINTED TO CITADEL ACADEMY, FOR 1857 THIRD CLASS . .0 s :, z C) 1F 2.J 3S 4J NAMES de Caradeuc. M. Chisolrn Jenkins Lachicotte NAMES DISTRICTS. Barnvvell. Charleston Colleton Charleston DISTRICTS 5 J L Moses . Surnter 6 J L vVardlaw Abbeville 7 J M \\'�hilden Charleston 1 PUPILS APPOINTED TO ARSENAL ACADEMY, FOR 1857 FOURTH CLASS t.. � � - � z ::, - NAMES - DISTRICTS 1 E. R. Anderson l'airfi.eld G1·eenvil1e. 2IJ. S Austin 3 �f. V Bancroft. Charleston 4 Wm. J Barker Charleston 5 Wm. H. Bartless CharI eston 6 Jno S. Bee. Charleston H C Belcher Abbeville. 8 C p Besselleu. Beaufort� 9 R.L Billups Clarendon 10 H A Blue Chesterfield 11 H Boineau • Colleton 12 R F Bostick Beaufort. 13 R. Bryce Richland 14 S C Boylston Charleston 15 I D Bray Spartan bu,·g I61J Brockman Edgefield 17J H Burns. I{ershaw. 18 C Campbell Pickens. 19 J R Carwile Edgefield 20 R K. Charles Dadingtor. 21 S. P Chisolm Charleston 22 E. Coffin Charleston 23A Colclou g h. Claremont z - ·.D � NAM:Es - DISTRICTS Clarernout 24 p Colclough 25 R D Cooper Marion 26 J J Co,vard • Charleston Edgefield 27 N Cox 28 n Croft • • Edgefield 29 T J Dargan Darlington 30 J C Davant Beaufort 31 L s Douglass. Chester 32 J L s Dove Darlington Anderson 33 J M Duke 34 s s Dunbar !Barnwell 135 A C. Earle Pickens. 36 W F Ewbanks Barnwell Darlington 37 J Ferguson 38 R i\. Flagler Willia1n.sburg. 39 E w FrasP.r Colleton�. 40 H L. Garlington Laurens 41 R B Geiger Lexington 42 Wm. H. Geiger Lexington Orangeburg 43 w Glover 44 \Vm. G. Green colleton 45 W B. Guerard 1Beaufort. !Fairfield 46 J no P Hall �16 PUPILS .A.PPOI�TED TO ARSENAL ACA.DEllY, FOR 1857 CONTINUED NAMES DISTRICTS N.A�IES Drs·rRICTs z - ------- ---·--- -- ------- ------- 47,G. F L. Hartzog Barnwell 48 T B Hayne. Charleston 49 1 GE I-Iaynesworth Sumter 50 1 D J Hentz Newberry. 1 51 H S Inglesby Charlesto�1 · 52 1 J H Irbv Laurens. 53 Wm F Irby Laurens Edgefield 54 J ]J Jones 55 J A C Jones Edgefield 56 D O Jove . Charleston Fairfield 571\V1n E J�ne Charle�ton 58 1 J A Keith 59;11 King . . Charleston 60 C E Lartigue. Barn \Vell 61 Wm S. Lee Kersha,v 62:J B Legare Cha1·leston 63'f-I M Lofto11 Charleston 64 N P Lyles. Fairfield 65 T R. }lalone Charleston 66 S. P Matthews \Villian1sburg. 67 T Mikell Charleston Charl@stoQ 68 F W Miller 69 J P Morrison Beaufort. 1 Beaufort . 70 P P Murray 71 T F Nichols. Beaufort. 72 J T Norris Edgefield 73 1 B W Norton Charleston 74!J C Palrner Charleston 75 1 Thos Palrner Charleston 76 ,v- W Patterson Lancaster 77 S V Pickens Anderson 1 78 F �1 Porcher Beaufort 79 ,v m M P1·ior. . Georgetown. ! 80 1 ,J Quatt1eburn . Lexington 181, 0. II Ragsdale. Ch ester 82 E Ravenel Charleston 83 T E Ray�or. Colleton 84 T M. Ren1bert Surnter. 85 J. W Rice. Barrnvell. 86 R.C Richardson,Clarendon 87 WGRichardson \Villiamsburg. 88 Wm.F Roath Richland. 89 M. V Ross. Charleston 90 H. T Sams Beaufort 91 R. D. Sams. Beaufort 921 M. Scott Charleston 1 8. H. Sheldon Spart 93 anburg 94 R. G. Shoolbred Charleston 95 M. P Simkins. Barnwell 1 96 \V S. Simkins Beaufort. 97 \V Srnith Edgefield. I 98 vV B. S111ith Beaafort 99 SvV MSteedman Barnwell 100 vVn1. Strother Fairfield 101 W P Thorn Fairfield. 102 J. Thurston . Charleston. 1031E. L. Tillinghast Beaufort 1041!\Vm.M. Tucker. Union 105\P H. Tison. . Beaufort 106 C. Vance . .Abbeville. l 07 A. P Vinson .. Richland 10 8 0. \,: a rd I a \V Abbe vi 11 e . 1 \V 111. ,v atson .. Richland 109! 110 J. W Watts .. Laurens. 1111' C. White . Abbeville. 112 N. ,vilson. Chester 113:JI-l V\'itherspoon York. 114 J Wooten. . Beaufort. 115 ,J. J. \Vo 1· km an IC e rsha ,v l l 61T l'J ,v- ylie. Lancaster I 1 f ,v \..'°' ( �17 SYNOPSIS OF COURSE OF STUDIES AT SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY ACADEMIES. STUDIES � � � � � l � � � � � ( Civil and Military Engineering and Science of War. Intellectual Philosophy • •• • • Moral Philosophy • . . . • • • • . .. . . . Political Economy National and Constitutional Law. J •• •• •• •. • • • • . Astronomy . •. .• Chemjstry .. •. •. Mineralogy • . . .. . Geolog y Topog. and Arch. Drawing . __ Artillery and Infantry 'factics . ( Calculus. .. • . . . . . . � Shades and Shadows. Natural and Experimental Philo· . .. •. sophy .. • •. ] I Rhe.tonc. .. . . • • •. .. • . . I � Logic. . . . . � I History of English Literature. . . � l' Chemistry.. • . •. � Mineralogy •. •. � Drawing, Crayon, and Linear.. • . co Tactics. •. ... • • . • S r \,. ( C'J Ci';) � � � ( Geometry and Trigonometry � 7� � � /. TEXT BOOKS ] l • Descriptive Geornetry •. •• • Analytical Geometry. • • •• .. Surveying •• • • •• •• Universal I-Iistory • • •• Com posit.ion. •• •• French. • • • • • • • • Drawing Landscape. • •• Tactics.. • • • • • •• � ..:::s ( Arithmetic. •• I Algebra. . . � � I English Grammar � � Geograohy . . • . 1• .. History •• .. � l\lythology � I French. •• • .. � l 2* •• •• •• •• •• • •••• •. • . •.. . . . Mahan, Halleck, and Lectures. Upham. Paley Droz, (in French). Constitutions of U.S. and S. C., and Calhoun's Disquisit.ion on Government. Gummere. Fowne, Dana, and Lectures. Lyell, Eastman. U. S. Tactics, Kingsbury and Scott . t Church. Davies. Bartlett's Mechanics and Muller's principles of Physics and Meteorology, Blair, and Lectures. Malle�, (in French). Shaw, Fowne, ( Dana, S and L ectures. Scott. Davies' Legendre. Davies . Davies. Davies. Taylor's Manual. Parker's Aids . Noel and Chapsal • Scott • Adams • Loomis . Bnllions. Morse. Willson's United States • Elements of Pinney and Badois Gr@,mmar & Reader . �18 · GRADUATES OF THE MILITARY ACADEMIES SINCE THEIR OllGANIZATION. DISTRICTS. NAMES. REMARKS. -- ------- ------ -- --------------*l C. C. Te,v Uharleston.. 1846 Supt. Arsenal Academy. *2 R. G. White ... ,Georgetown. do Physician. 3 C. 0. La}Iotte Charleston .. do Lawyer. 4 John L. Branch Abbeville . do Civil Engineer. 5 W J. Magill. Georgetown. do Captain Police, Charleston, 6 John H. S,vift. Charleston . do Civil Engineer, C. & S. R. R. *7!J Hagood . Bairnwell 1847 La,vyer, Barnwell. *8 E. L. Heriot.: . Georgetown. do Civil Engineer. 9 1 s. B. Jones . . Charleston.. do Minister of the Gospel. 11> 1 J P Southern Greenville . do Aud. & Treas. G. & C. R. R. Edgefield 1848 Died 1855. *11,H. Oliver Charleston. do Teaching, Barnwell, S. C. ·* i2'A. Buist 13 J W Gregorie Beaufort. do Planter, Beaufort. do Prof� �1ath. Arsenal Academy 14!H. D. Kennedy Abbeville Pendleton do Lawyer, Darlington. 15!F F Warley Charleston.. do Civil Engineer, N. C .. 16 H. L. Brantley 17 J J Matthews Anderson . do Farmer. Laurens. do 'J'eaching, Miss. 18,A. J Jamison ) owell . Greenville 1 HIJ D. I do Civil Engineer S. C. *20 P F Stevens.. Pendleton . 1849 Prof. Belles Lettres, Cit. Ac'y. Barnwell. . do Physician, Georgia. *21 U A. Rice Beaufort. . do 11inister of the Gospel. 22 J T Zealy 23 H. L. Thurston Greenville . do Lawyer. 24 J B. White. Georgetown. do Prof. 11ath. C;t. Academy. 25 G. B. Lartigue. Barn,vell . do Physician, Graham's 1.' 0. 26 ,v G. Ingles by Charleston.. do Physician. 27 G. H. Bunker Su1nter. . do Civil Engineer, Florida. 28 .J. A. Walker... A bbevil!e. . do Student of Theolog-y. 2� H. W Ste,vart Colleton . . do �lerchant, Colleton. Chesterfield. do Lieut. Police, Charleston. 30 T E. Strother 31 'vV NI. Nlorgan Charleston do Book·keeper, Charleston. *32 D. H. Egleston Charleston 1850 Died 1855. -r.-33 J A. Houser.. Orangeburg. do Planter, Georgia. 34 C. D. Oliver. . Edgefield do Civil Engineer. do Merchant, Georgia. 351J W Robertson Charleston 36 J. A. Crooker . Edgefield . do Civil Engineer, Texas. Charleston . do n1inister of the Gospel. 37 0. A. Darby 38 S. N. Kennerly Orangeburg do Farmer. Georgeto°"rn. do C�v�l Eng�neer, Alabama. 39IJ R. Abrams 401J L. Inglesby Charleston do C1v1l Engineer. I> I �19 GRADUATES OF THE MILITARY .AC.ADE�fIES-CoNTINCED. • -0 � � • � Q.) s ::s ...0 -- NAMES, DISTRICTS. C5 � �·- �= . 0 0 ...,.;I") - Barn,vell 41 G. S. Odom 42 H. N. Wheaton Abbeville 43 A. L. Ed"\"\rards. Colleton Fairfield *44 J P. Thomas *45 W H. Wright. Charleston.. Williamsb' g 46 J. G. Pressley 47 W. W Veitch. Charleston. 48 N W Armstrong Barnwe11 49 L. A. Brown Sumter Sumter 50 J B. Chandler 51 J M. Pelot Abbeville . . 52 J. J Lucas _Kersba,v . Fairfield b3.1 Jan1es Aiken I J ,v .Hudson 54 Sumter . 55IB. ,v Powell Chesterfield. 56 E. J Walker Edgefield 57 T J Arnold . . Edgefield 58 J B Cottrell. Spartanburg 59 W S Dudley Orangeburg 6U E Frederick Orangeburg. 61 E C Baile, Colleton 62,J L Seabrook. Cnlleton . Barnwell . 631J B Colding Charleston . 64 H S Bass Charleston. 65 F G Palmer 661W R Powell Greenville . Richland . 67 jT H. �ooke Barnwell . 68 S Collins 69 W D McMillan Beaufort . . -¥.-7 0 A H LittJ e . . . N e��·berry *71 D T vVilliams. Beaufort . 72 \V S. Brewster Charleston.. nville 73 G E Earle 1 S Gadsden . Gree 7418 Colleton . . 751W Y },1cCannon Chester 76 W H Dial Richland 77 T W Fitzgerald Pickens . 78 J W ]iurray Charleston . 79 S C DePass Kershaw . . 80 R A Palrner York 81 H. B Houseal Lexington • REMARKS. � � 1850 Physician, Barnwell. do La1'ryer do Teacbin� 1851 Prof B Lettres, Arsenal Ac'y. do Teacher, Ophn House, Chastn do Lawyer do Stud9nt of Medicine. do Prof. Military School, Ala. do Civil Engineer, California. do Merchant, Kansas. do Ph.vsician. do Merchant, Charleston. do Teaching·, Alabama. do Physician do Merchant, Florida. do Lawyer, Augusta, Ga. do Civil Engineer, Louisiana. do �hnister 0f the Gospel. do Physician do Physician do Planter, Edisto Island do Teaching, Colleton. do Lawyer, Ga. do Lieut Police, Charleston. do Civil Engineer� Kansas . do Civil Engineer, U & S R. R do rTeaching, S. C. do Merchant do Lieut. Police, Charleston 185 2 l)ied, August, 1854. do I"'a.°"ryer do Farmer, Kansas. do Civil Engineer, N E R R. do Civil Engineer, C. & S R R. do Principal Military Ac'y, Ala. do Civil Engineer, Ala. do Teaching, 1t1.iss do Teaching, Orangeburg do Book�keeper, Charleston do Private Tutor, Florida. do Physician �20 GRADUATES OF THE J\fILIT.A.RY .A.CADEMIES-CoNTINUED. I '"O d � NAMES. . § � D ISTRICTS. . C, ·­ o � Co) d REMARKS. �� d -- ------- 1 ------ A ---------·------- 82 G W. Seabrook Colleton 1852 83 C S Hanegan. Marlboro do Teaching, S. C 84 J W Daniels. Pickens . do Teaching, Alabama. 85 G E. Gamble. Williamsb' g do Planter, Williamsburg. 86 John C Rich. Charleston do Physician do Planter, Barnwell. 87 P A Raysor. Barnwell 88 M J Prothro. Lexington do Physician -x-39 M Jenkins. Colleton 1854 Principal Military School, York *90 Thos. E Hart. Darlington do Prof Nat. Phil Furman Un'y 91 A D H oke Greenville do Student of Medicine. 92 J J Jenkins. Colleton . do Died 185fi 93 A Coward Char. leston . do Principal Military School, York 94 J D Radcliff. Charleston.. do Teaching', Wilmington, N C 95 C T Haskell.. Abbeville. . do Engineer, C & S R R. 96 C Adams Lancaster . do La\vyer, Edgefield. 97 M. Steed1nan Lexington . do do Engineer, Kansas. 98 D J Fleming Richland 99 A. H Mazyck Charleston . do Clerk, Charleston 100 J F Culpepper Darlington do Teaching 101 D R.Jamison Orangeburg. do La""ryer -x-102 W H. Du Bose Fairfield . 1855 Student of Divinitv *103 John D. Wylie. Lancaster do Lawyer, Lancaster C H Richland do Bank Officer, Columbia. 104 P Bryce do Tutor, Furman University 105 J B Patrick Barnwell do Student of Law 106 W F Nance. Newberry 107 B. Smith Georgetown. de, Engiueer, C & S C R R 108 \V D. Gaillard Fairfield . . do Asst. iu Columbia Male Acad'y 109 J F Pressley Williamsb' g do Stu<lent of Medicine. 110 Thos. Lucas Kershaw do Clerk, Charleston 111 P S. I{irk . Charleston do Teaching, Anderson, � C 112 W J. Crawley Barn"rell do Teaching, Barnwell, S C do Student of �ledicine Abbeville. 113 F L. Parker 114 R. C. Carlisle. Union do rell Barn" 115 J S. Mixson do 8partanburg do . 116 J. M. B@an NoTE.-No graduates in 1853. The Cadets compos1ng the second class of 1852 were suspended frorn the Ciladel Academy during the year; and at the Annual Meeting of the Board of Visirers, held at Columbia on the 28th of No­ vember, 1852, they were formally dismissed. �21 GRADUATES OF TIIE MILITARY ACADE�1IES-CoNTINUED. NAMES. DISTRICTS REMARKS. ------------------------------ do Asst. Dra'tsn1an, Custon1 !louse, t171E. White Charleston 1 [Char1eRton. ()harleston . do 118 J Venning 1 *119 J F. Lanneau. Charleston 1856 Tutor !'Iath., Furman U niv'ty do Planter, Barnwell. *120 W. R. Erwin Earn ,-vell do Student of �iedicine. 121 J. G. Steedn1an Lexington Darlington do Asst. !lilitary School, Yorkville. 122 1 E. iI. Law do Edgefield 12811 E. Croft.. 124 H. S. Thompson Greenville. do Asst. Columbia Male Academy do Student of Law Newberry 125IJ D. Nance. 126 '.J A. Evans Georgetovvn. do do Civil Engineer, N C York 1271G. A. Ross Williamsb' g do 128 1 L. F Dozier do Lancaster 129.R. M. Simms do Student of Medicine. ] 3U!R. Y Dwight .. Colleton do 131 A. �i. McAllister Abbeville do 132 J A. Finch Fairfield do iAsst. Book-keeper, N S. Capitol. 133 A. Y Lee Kershaw 1 �.· �APPENDIX The following is the general form of application for admission into the Military .Academy ae a State Cadet, which may be varied to conform to circumstances If the application is for a pay Cadet, the word pay must be substituted for the word State, and the staterr1ent as to pecuniary means, and certificate of the Commissioners of Free Schools, omitted: FORM OF APPLICATION To the Chairman of the Board of Visiters : PosT OFFICE, DATE I apply for the admission of [name in full] as a State Cadet He is a resident of in the State Military Academy District, years old, feet iuches high He can read and write with facility is of fair moral character, and free from all physical defect or deformity, and i� not afflicted with any disease Jr infirmity which would render hin1 unfit for 1nilitary service. He 1s ,vithout pecuniary means in his own right, and his parents are unable to pay for his education. [Signature.] The following certificate n1ust be annexed : '\Ve, the Commissioners of Free Schools, for the District of recon1mend the above [ or Parish] of named [ name of the boy for whom application is n1adeJ for adn1ission as a State Cadet into the State Military Acade1ny He and his parents are without sufficient pecuniary means to educate him, and we consider hitn worthy of the beneficence of the State. [Signed by� the Comn1issiouers, or .a majority of them.] Applications must be n1ade on or before tbe Friday after the 4th Monday in N oven1ber �• • 24 • EXTRACTS FROM TfIE REGULATIO�S OF THE MILIT.A.RY ACADEMIES. 16 No Cadet shall be admitted who is less than fifteen or more than nineteen years of age, or who is below five feet in height. SEC. 17 Each candidate, before he is admitted into the Academy as a probationary pupil, n1ust be able to read and write with facility SEC. 28 Pay Cadets shall pay annually t\ivo hundred dollars, by transmitting to the Superintendent, quarterly in advance, viz: Fifty dollars on the first day of January; fifty dollars on the first day of April ; fifty dollars on the first day of July; and fifty dollars on the first day of October: which sum of two hundred dollars shall be in full of subsistence, clothing, tuition, books, and stationery, medical attendance, and all charges and expenses whatever for the year Upon failure to pay the sum required, within ten, days after the time specified, the Cadet shall be discharged. SEC. 30 No pay Cadet \V ho n1ay be discharged, dismissed, or expelled, shall be entitled to be refunded any part of the money paid in advance. SEC. 89 No permis"'ion will be granted to any Cadet to be absent at any time from the .Academy, unless at the personal solicitation of a near relative; or by the written request of such rel�tive, ,vhich shall be filed in the Superintendent's office-except on Saturdays and Sundays, when the Superintendent may, at his discretion, grant leaves of absence. SEC. 239 No Cadet shall introduce any persoH into the barrack roon1s ,vithout perrnission from an officer of the Acaden1y. SECTION • Letters to Cadets should be addressed th us : C.ADET A-- B�. -, Arsenal, Colu1nbia, S. C., or Citadel, Charleston, S. C. DANIEL LIBRARY THE CITADEL 0 0010 0262991 1 l � 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/. 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Date Valid Date (often a range) of validity of a resource. 1850-1859 https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/39779/archive/files/e84710a7d61666a29f958e77c4730346.pdf?Expires=1789603200&Signature=dMRjB6LB3io6rrED2Wf-K0g6d6jCLvqA8iLk6OHY5xSaSZsXgy5rgrfwfQptHgaddriTqZK3b4a42kaDxuyX6i8LC3oZoo49rk4AfQsIaY-41dxMf5m3UX2yeky2yToCn1PZYr4wX%7E8BPhUHs1i3d1KIDXo1C5A9BexJ6zmFJ-J4FIlJRsD8fQ1gflFxJh51cooXnoW0id9tWFqrfqDnu7wff4hUmMjTsK4dgOqf-%7EkXKWs%7EU8Px3z493qF66yUqbqVU0Z7ikSTqsBZByFGlbMEffrlGOC2TILzO3JLtaHmKBiHX%7E%7EpDynxLHhewJ5WamIwGC9WDffeNrb97fTETgw__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM ddcd7bfd335f9135296dadda5b20147e PDF Text Text " < ,.. i -- OFFICIAL REGISTER OF THE OFFICERS AND OADE'fS AT THE r SOU fH CAROLINA MILITARY ACADEMIES. NOVEMBER, 1857. COLUMBIA, S. C.: 18 5 8. �Y' Printed by T. S. PIGGOT, Columbia, �outh Carolina. �) REJ\tIARKS. Two MILITARY SCHOOLS were established, and are supported by the State of South Carolina-one at Charleston and the other at Columbia; the latter anxiliary to the former. Two Arsenals, containing the arms and munitions of war of the State, are located, one in Charleston, and the other in Columbia, which were formerly guarded by two companies of enlisted soldiers, at an annual expense of twenty,four thousand dollars. In 1842 this appropriation* was transferred, by an Act of the General Asse1nbly, to the support of two Schools, which were organized upon the basis of the United States Military Academy at West Point, in the beginning of 1843, by a permanent Board of Visiters, appointed by the Governor, the Cadets at which perform all the duties of a guard for the Arsenals The Cadets admitted consist of two classes-State and Pay Cadets. The State supplies to the State Cadet all his expenses. The Pay Cadet pays two hundred dollars per year for every charge, including clothing. The State Cadets are selected from those not able to bear their own expenses. Applications for admission are made to the Chairman of the Board of Visiters, prior to the annual meeting of the Board, which takee place on Friday next after the fourth Monday in November in each year, at which time all appointments are made by the Board for both Classes of Cadets, respect being bad to a due apportionment among the several judicia l districts of the State. [For Form of Ap­ plication, see .Appendix.] y\ * Now increased to thirty thousand dollars. - - -- - - - -- - �...-..,. -- BOARD OF VISITERS. His ExCELLENCY R. F W ALLSTON, Governor of South Caro- Zina, ( ex ·-officio.) JAMES JONES, CHAIRMAN, Columbia, s. a. a GEN. D. F JAMISON, Orangeburg a. H' s wALLACE clone.�ville, s a GEN. D Ex-GOVERNOR JOHN H ME.ANS, Buckhead, s. a. Cot. ISAAC D. WILSON, Society Hill, S. 0. GEN R. G M DUNOVANT, Adju.,tant and Inspector General, GEN. Ninety,Six JJepot, S. O. H. D KENNEDY, Secretary of the Board. OFFICERS AND PROFESSORS. CITADEL AOADElVIY, MAJOR CHARLESTON F W CAPERS, &uperintendent and Professor of Mechanics and· Engineering. C.A.PT. P STEVENS, Professor oj Belles Lettre,,, Ethics and F French. FIRST LIEUT. J B WHITE, Professor of Mathematics and As- tronomy. WILLIAM HUME, M. D , Professor of Experimental Science. F GAUTHIER, Prnjessor of JJrawing. DR H BOYLSTON, S1trgeon. J L GREGORIE, Bursar SECOND LIEUT. SECOND LIEUT. RESIDENT GRADUATES. M. W TENNENT, Instructor of Mathematics . E CAPERS, Instructor of Belles Lettres. ARSENAL AOADEl\fY, COLUMBIA. C TEW, S·uperintendent and Professor of fi'rench. FIRST LIEUT. J. P THOMAS, Professor of Belles Lettres and History. SECOND LIEUT. H. D. KENNEDY, Professor· of Mathematics. SECOND LIEUT. H. S. THOMPSON, Asst. Prof Mathernatics, &c. DR. A. W KENNEDY, Surgeon CAPT C i.,... �CADETS ARRANG��D AS DETERMINED AT THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION IN NOVEMBER, 1857 -�-�---- - - ------ -- �r NOTE. Those marked thus* are officially seldcted for publication, conjormably to a regulation 1which requires the names of the mo8t distinguished Cadets, not exceeding two in each Glass, to be reported for this purpose at each Annual Examination. Those marked thus t were found deficient, and in some cases are turned back to recommence the studies o.,f their respective Classes. Those marked thus+ were dismissed. �. -- -=-- - -�.::::::- - - .�����s1'±_-�----�----·•------ - --- -·-� =�:=_·�� ---=j., �:· .:· � --:., ... I --��.. ·�- .- - • . - FIRST CLASS (GR.A.DU.A.TES) OF 1857. MER;J �0LL, MERITT 5 - 5 ] � � = • � � • NAMES. _DISTRICTS. ·� S 'O � A ..d Q) • .s � ..... C rn .o CD A ..d .s s... • � 5 E �8 � ,... 1-- o • - d) � A 'd � .,... - ,S � = ,d � ·- � � �P..-�,,....... d .._, ,d � § ..d p,. .s <D s... � - � '.'.9 � .oO � o o � S ,..., f o d w o .... .... � � ROLL, ... 185 6. MERIT . I · s . RoLL, 1857. . , • � • bO s:l ·c - , . - :.: · .... O � g sj '� .� C s:l o - o a;, M ,... 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C+-t O � 'O <t> .rn,... bO S -< "O ....c ...... C+-f oo O 00 ,d +i � a:3 ....., o <l) a � <l) u � � • • � � ..... s... �+i � ..g ,,... <D .$ A � � - s... s... <l) ..... .,.;i s� . � s� <l) • 00 � Q.) <l) � • ·a . <l) ' ,.,_ ,.... � -:r �SECOND CLASS, 1857. POSITION IN EACH • ·.8 .... � 0 ·- � � NAMES. Q) � DISTRICTS. . cd Q) s:: - CTJ 00 cd � Q) d A � . "O � � Q) s: -� rn. o:i E 0 bO "O ·cd � � d E 0 ..... b( 0 � Ja 00 ..c � � Q) ;: 0 Q) � � ::i � . >. -4,,J Q) 0.. ..... ...c E ... 0 ..,... Ja s:: � ·- - ·..c ...c - ·- ·- "- = - . ;;.,. := -� ... cd Q) 0.. 0 0 00 0 0 � � � � 0 (FJ ,-, cd - ..c -P-4� -IT, BRANCH. tJ) 0 � � 0 C cd r� � � � � o:; � bl)� ,..... � - :::, "O �') Q � 0 ZIA 0 ..... cd 2 2 2 2 3 3,10 1 *1 'l' H Law. • • Darlington 1855 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 013 185518 *2 w P. Shooter. Horry 3 4 5 3 1 1 1 9 Charleston 185516 3 p s Layton 6 3 7 410 7 1 4 a Richland. 1855 17 4 w Adams. 3 6 8 913 8 1 5 185518 5 J. Litchfield. .d Horry 5 5 4 7 71 1 17 10 6 0 J Youmans Beaufort. 1855 1 6 7 T A Huguenin.b Beaufort. . 1 855 15 1 10 7 3 5 5 13 1 11 8 1 314 14112 14 2 Abbeville 1855 19 8 J F Young. 9 J J. Calhoun. .c Abbeville 1855 1 7 17 9101018 610 6 . Abbevi11e 1855 17 11 10 911 1518 15 3 10 G. McDowall 11 w E Cothran. Abbeville .185517101615 1 11 12 1 7 5 1 7 7 8 13 1 5 4 9 1 10 17 Newberry . 1855 16 12 W R. Mar�hall Charleston 1855 1 5 22014,1517 12 420 8 13 R. P Smith 14 T J Weatherly eMarlboro. 185515 3 911 161216 1 7 1 14 1 15 T. 0 McCaslan Abbeville . 1 855 1 7 1218117 18201515 12 Pickens. . 185519 6 13191 1 814 914 1 16 16 F. L. Garvin. 17 W H. J Mitchell. Spartanb'rg 1855 18 918 1 6. 12 16 61 9 120 Marlboro. 1855 1 8 141720 6 8 1 1617 15 , 18 J E Spears.. 19 W M. Ramsay Charleston 1855161019201 1919 1 91 1 8 1 18 1855116/ 515 1216 8 11\20 1 7 19 20 tE B White •. York. t a 1st Sergeant • • b 2d Sergeant. ,c 3d Sergeant, .d 4th Sergeant • . e 5th Sergeant. �-- - - -- -- -- - - - J 9 THIRD CLASS, 1857. EACH BRANCH. POSITION IN d· (l,) ·<l) � 00 NAMES. DISTRICTS. ""O � � 0 � i:... (l) (l,) � - - C, r-g ·- ··- � s 8 C: 0 . • A ,.c::: � !:; bl) '"O � � s 0 . ·- r, ._, 00 i;,) � ·- ·- ::s ::s c:: c:: ..c: ..... . - A0 --- --- - . ..c. � r/J r/J � � � ,.... � (l,) c:: :>. ....,, i:... 0 0 00 0 0 ..0 0 (l,) 0 � � � � � � � � Q) • c:: b{) � � � ..,;) 0 0 1 A. J. Norris. a Edgefield •••• 1856 17 • 3 7 3 3 1 1 2 F II HarlestCln. • a Charleston • • 1856 ]6 1 1 2 7 1 25 2 • . 1856 16 9 4 9 4 2 1 4 3 A. S Gaillard • • Fairfield 4 s. Jenkins. • a Colleton . • . 1857 • • 2 16 9 6 1 5 5 w E. Stoney • • Charleston • • 1856 16 8 5 3 6 5 33 9 . 1856 17 9 8 1 16 4 33 8 6 D H Hamilton a Colleton • . 1856 16 6 6 13 12 8 1 22 7 B C Webb. • . .. Colleton 1856 17 9 7 6 1 19 25 14 8 E. A. Erwin •• _ • Barnwell ••• 9 w E. Lewis .. .a Chester • • • 1856 17 9 14 22 24 9 33 11 10 J S. Kerby • • . . . Darlington • 1856 17 11 10 27 22 11 25 9 11 8. W Ramsay.•• Charleston •••• 1856 16 4 27 18 10 13 33 7 12 J H Nettles. • . 1855 • • Sumter • • 20 11 8 12 18 27 13 B C0Ien1an •.. •• • • Fairfield. • 1856 18 2 18 20 19 30 1 3 14 R. W Crawford •••. Chester .. •• 1856 17 1 15 31 23 18 1 18 15 J . T Parker • . Union • • . 1855 • • 12 12 11 17 18 38 16 J. E. Wright. • Charleston • •• 1856 18 4 11 30 14 14 18 36 17 J L Moses•• • . Sumter •• • • • 1857 • . 37 5 5 7 25 31 18 WW Whetstone. Barnwell. • • 185n 15 9 17 14 14 21 1 30 19 F deCara deuc • 1857 15 18 10 18 20 1 33 . Barnwell. • 20 s White••• 1856 17 6 28 3 20 41 1 12 York. • 21 J Yates. Charleston 1856 17 11 21 15 26 33 33 21 22 J T Ran1sey 1856 19 16 21 41 15 33 43 Sumter .•• 23 J L. War dlaw 9 23 36 38 1 37 1857 • Abbeville. 24 L. S. Webb 1856 15 11 21 33 40 26 1 26 Abbeville • 25 W D Connor Orangeburg. . 1856 17 6 26 40 27 25 1 19 26 W G. Wilson . 1856 18 1 25 37 33 23 18 24 Charleston 27 C Tenrient. 1856 16 1 34 8 16 39 1 25 . Charleston. 28 J C Caine. . Abbeville • • • 1856 16 11 31 32 35 30 33 15 a Corporals. --- -- - -- ---- - �10 � THIRD CLASS, 1857-CoNTINUED. • ··s � 0 ·.... - • r/J r/J � NAMES. DISTICTS. re, d � 0 � <l) � � c., A d - Edgefield. • • • 29 M Ward 30 R. G Muirhead. • Colleton 31 J D Palmer. • Charleston. . Laurens 32 I-I. S. Far! ey. • . Orangeburg 33 J. W Crum Darlington 34 J A. Law. Charleston 35 T S. Heyward. Marlboro 36 R. Sutherland • • Charleston 37 F. A. Burrows 38 fA Hutchinson. . Laurens .. Barnwell 39 B. A. Hart. . Fairfield. 40 H. Hunter • Barnwell 41 W V Alison. Charleston.. 42 W H. Green • • 43 P A. Strohecker Charleston 44 D. Creswell. • Abbeville Beaufort.• Davant. • • 45 Charleston 46 B. G. Vardell t t t t t t t tJ +c t • c re <l) POSITION IN EACH BRANCH . a: .-:: ,.0 � a 0 0. 8 <l) b(I "O < � . ·- 0 CJ 00 .... ...c d 00 <l) .,_J C: 0 -- � � ----- - . . c 0 .... ..c:. ·- 0 s >. C � � ::, d �t) ·- :::r:l - - A -0 ...c ..:> � � 0 ..., 00 ._;, ,.... .... � C) 0 <l) C) � � � � � "O 0 1856 16 11 35 19 13 35 43 23 1855 15 10 30 24 2 37 33 29 • . 185n 16 1 24 45 28 16 25 32 • . 1856 15 10 29 25 34 40 18 28 1856 18 9 33 34 21 43 18 12 . 1856 17 13 39 44 42 25 33 1856 16 . 43 26 37 24 1 6 . 1855 18 . 42 28 25 21 43 20 . 1856 17 6 32 38 42 34 1 39 1856 18 5 41 44 30 27 18 16 1856 17 4 44 43 45 10 25 17 • 1856 18 7 39 29 32 28 33 40 1856 16 3 38 35 31 32 25 33 . 1856 15 4 23 36 46 46 1 45 • • • 1855 17 40 l''i 43 44 1 44 1856 15 5 36 41 38 45 43 42 1856 16 9 45 42 39 36 33 41 1856 16 2 46 46 29 29 43 46 • • -- - / �11 ARSENAL .ACADEMY-MERIT ROLL OF FOURTH CLASS, 1857 ·- 0 • .,;I � Q.) � en 00 NAMES � "'O 0 Q.) c::: DISTRICTS. t.-.· � Q.) ··a c::: Q.) - +;> d A c::: • ..c "O Q.) ·8 �� POSITION IN EACH BRANCH -- ·. E ...c -. • • ...... - ..s:: ·- - ...., s:: -0 -----Q.) .be rc, � d 00 c:) � .._, 00 rf. Q,) c:) :1., :;j "Cl ,..... bf., 0 d Q.) C. 0 "� � � � � � Q.) . . Darlington .185716 9 4 1 2 3 1 T G. Dar!!an. .185718. 110 4 21 2T. M. Wylie .• • •• Lancaster. . ...1857 15 8 3 7 1 27 3 S C Boylston • •..Charleston •• •185715 9 2 201739 4 G. E. Haynsworth •••Sumter 8 26 3 13 ••. Lexington • .185718 5 J Quattlebum • •••Charleston. • 6 J . C. Palmer 185717 6 642 9 23 7W E June • ••. F.airfield. • .185718 5 912 1024 8 R. Sams • .• Beaufort..• •. .1857 15 6 5 4914 6 • • 185717 8 7 30 16 30 9 S B Pickens • • . Anderson • • • Abbeville . • • .185715 8 20 5 8 8 10 C Wardlaw .••. Anderson 11 J A Harris. ••.185616 8 11 24 28 18 •• • .185615 8 24 3 2016 12 A. S Sitgreaves ... York. •••.1857 16 1014 24 53 13 W C Vance.. •• • Abbeville 14 J R Carwile. •.••. Edgefield • • 185716 . 1723 11 15 • •.. Newberry • •.1857 16 715 9 18 50 15 D J. Hentz 160. Campbell. • • •.. Pickens •••••.185717 61632 632 17 A G. Heriot. .. Georgetown ••• •185615 613 22 3046 18 E Coffin. . .•Ch arleston. . 185715 10 32 8 2941 19 W W Patterson . Lancaster. •.. 185715 1 22 1925 36 20 N Wilson . •..Chester. •• • 185716 12 31 51 35 21W B Guerard . •. Beaufort ••• •••185717 2 402512 25 ... Darlington. ••.• 185719 18 1653 26 22 J S. L Dove 23 E W Fraser ..••.Colleton ••• . 1857 18 4 30 33 22 2 24 J .A. Keith ••...Charleston • •• .185716 645 6 23 4 7 25 A. Colclough • •••. Sumter • . .185717 21 48 33 4 26 J H Burns • •• • Kershaw • • •.185716101945 1944 27C E Larti�ue. ••• Bar nwell ••..185717 731 2726 40 •••. Richland • :••• • 1857 16 4639 15 5 . 28 W F. Roath • ••.185716 1 28 44 35 19 29 J P Hall • •.•• Fairfield 30 T E Raysor. • . Colleton. • ••••185715 11 42 28 38 17 31 R. Nesbit . . . Georgetown ••• .185616 723 38 43 34 •1857161114 5640 28 32 D C J oye . Charleston 33 J. Mills • •.Chester. 18 6 16 4 35 1� 57 14 34 /E K Anderson • • 1857 15 2941 48 20 . / Fairfield 35 J B Legare. •• Charleston ••••••• 1857 17, 2 27 43 52 12 �12. MERIT ROLL OF FOURTH CLASS-CONTINUED. ·w. ·s 0 0 ·• .;:, 00· � ;:;;l - NAMES. Q) DISTRICTS. '"O � 14-. d ""' d ..c • Q) '"O Q) Q) 0 Q) d - C, - A IN EACH ·- . s ·--. � � .4,,j Q) bOro � � BRANCH 00 0 ..,_;;, d ,..... . • .&.., ..... - .... :a ::s ----- • ..c .� 00 00 Q) PosITION � d Q) � 0 0 � Q) ..c ..c: ..c:: 00 0 !:$ "O � ..,_;;, bJ) d Q) ..... � 0 � � � 36 J. Thurston • . Charleston •• 1857 16 2 60 2 41 38 37 W S. Simkins. . Beaufort.. • .. 185716 4 49 21 27 54 38 J S Snow.. • .• . Georgetown •• •. 1856 15 11 52 4 59 29 39J S. Bee. . •• Charleston • • . . 18571510 39 37 50 10 40 C. H Ragsdale.. . • Chester • •• 1857 18 2 413442 42 41 J. Wooten • .•• . Beaufort. • .••••. 185716 26 51 21 57 42 C P Besselleu. • . Beaufort.. 1857 16 • 3 6 46 37 48 Beaufort... ••• 1857 16 2 55 29 7 45 43 H T Sams.. .. •.. 44 R. Croft . • . Edgefield. • • . 185717 6 34 54 44 22 45 J. P. Morrison . . Beaufort. . .••.. 1857 15 1044 47 31 52 46 H. A. Blue... •• . Chesterfield. . 185717 37 603211 185717 8 63 1113 56 47 P. H. Tison.... . Beaufort.. ••• 48 J S • .Austin.. ••. . Greenville. •• . 1857 18 . 25 61 47 7 • Richland . • . • 1857 17 7 50 59 34 1 49 R. Br yce. .•• 50 W. Strother.. .•••. Fairfield . • • . 1857 17 . 59 46 37 18 .Charleston ••• •• 1857 15 9484054 51 51T. B. Hayn e..... 52 J. J Coward. • • Charleston •• • 1857 16 8 J7 57 36 55 53 W. M Prior.. • . Georgetown.. 1857 15 9 53 35 39 62 54J H Witherspoon.,. York . • ••••• 185717 5 56 36 55 9 Barnwell.. • • • 185716 8 38 58 62 31 55 fJ W. Rice ••• Colleton •• • . 1857 16 7 b7 5056 33 56 W G. Green • Charleston . • 57 W H. Bartless. 1857 15 . 51 55 49 59 •• . 1857 15 7 54 53 58 58 . Beaufort. 58 fJ. C. Davant. 59 R G Shoolbred •.. Charleston . ••. 1857 17 2 62 52 45 60 43 63 60 61 • Edgefield . .•• 1857 16 60 fJ M. Jones.. Charleston. . . 185716 2 61 13 63 49 61 B. W. Norton.. 62 :tS. P Chisolm . •• • Charleston ••• • 1857 18 4 58 62 61 63 . Colleton •••• • 1857 15 3 33 15 5 43 63 *J. Hamilton.. ••.• 64 +F M Porcher.. • . 65 +H. C. Belcher. ••. 66 H. Irby, Jr. . • t t t t tJ. *Entered July 1st. H. M. Lofton, furloughed during the greater part of the year on account of health, is retained in the fourth class for 1858. -- _ _ __,,_ - - -- - - - - �13 EXPLANATION OF CONDUCT ROLL. All offences against Orders or Regulations are recorded. These offences are divided into seven grade�, each of which com­ prises offences of nearly the same degree of criminality. The degree of criminality of offences of each grade is expressed by a number, as follows : Offences of the 1st grade by •• • • • • 10 Offences of the 2d grade by •,e•• ••• • •• • • ••• • • 8 Offences of the 3d grade by • • • • •. • • • • . • • • • 5 Offences of the 4th grade by.. • . • • • . • . • • • • . . 4 • Offences of the 5th grade by. • • . . ..• • . • 3 Offences of the 6th grade by • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • 2 ... 1 Offences of the 7th grade by... • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • For each year ( after the first year) that a Cadet has been a member of the Academy, his offences are made to count more, by adding to the number expressing the degree of criminality of each offence, one­ sixth for the second year, one-third for the third year, and one-half for the fourth year. ,, At the end of the Academic year, these numbers are added up, and the sum thu� obtained is found in the column of ''Demerit." [See the next page 4 ] The demerit for the Graduating Class is estimated for their whole term. When a Cadet has two hundred demerits in any one year,. he is dismissed. o 2 • • �CONDUCT ROLL OF CADETS AT CITADEL ACADEMY, 1857 . Q,) z - - Law NAMES. :::, •• • IT •• 2 Norris •• 3 Harleston LJ Young • 5 D'Oyley 6 vV Tennent. •• • 7 Coleman •• 8 .A. Gaillard • 9 McDow.ell . •• 10 Jenkins .• •• • 11 Thomas. 12 W Adams. • • • • • 13 Heyward ••• • • • • 14 Manget. • 15 Moore •• • 16 W. Ramsay 17 J .A.darns. • • • • • • • • •• •• 18 Walpole 19 Hamilton •• 20 Litchfield. 21 Calhoun ••• 22 Kerby • • 23 Stoney 24 Lewis. 25 Orum 26 S. White 27 Erwin 28 Cothran • 29 Caine 30 Hutchinson 31 B. Hart. 32 Crawford. 33 He1ningway •• • 34 Connor •• 35 Davis. •• 36 Smith. • • 37 Layton • 38 Sutherland 39 B. Webb. • • 40 Yates. 41 Ward. • 42 Youmans. 43 Wilson . . � ..... � a -0 0 00 00 � Q,) (J) NAMES ,,0 ..... � � z ..... .,;, (J) • 8 -0 A 00 00 � .,. 2 5 44 Harper • •• 3 10 45 Huguenin. • 3 13 46 McCaslan 2 15 47 C. Tennent. ••• •• • 1 17 48 Shooter • 1 17 I 49 S. Webb. • 3 18 50 Weatherly. • • • 3 20 51 Mangum . • 2 21 52 H. Gaillard • • 3 23 53 Nettles. 1 25 54 Spears. 2 26 55 Garmany • • • 3 27 56 Farley • •• 1 33 57 �iuirhead • 1 35 58 Garvin " u 36 59 Whetstone ' • 1 42 60 Moses . •• • • I 42 61 Palmer • •• • 3 45 62 Marshall • 2 51 63 Alison • •• 2 52 64 Caradeuc. • 3 54 65 J Law • • 3 54 66 M. Ramsay 3)58 67 Wardlaw • 3!59 68 E. White •• • 3 59 69 Wright . • 3 60 70 Mitchell 1 2 61 71 Parker • 3 1 63 72 Burrows. 3 1 69 73 Capers 3 76 74 Hunter • 3 77 75 Garden 1 77 76 J Hart. • ,;1 •• 3 78 77 Bedon • • 1 78 78 Catnpbell • 2 78 79 McUreary 2 80 80 Davant. 3 80 81 Oresweii 3 80 82 J Ramsey 3 82 83 Strohecker • 3 87 84 Green 2 87 85 Vardell 3 90 Q,) 1 92 2 95 2 96 3 97 2 99 3,100 2 110 1 113 1 123 3 123 2 124 1 125 3 128 3 129 2 134 u 139 3 143 3 150 2 155 3 160 3 160 3 160 2 165 3 168 2 169 3 170 2 172 3 172 3 173 1 173 3 174 1 183 1 185 1 188 1 193 1 193 3 1 194 3 200 3 197 3 204 3 207 3 218 0 I �15 CONDUCT ROLL OF CADETS AT ARSENAL ACADEMY, 1857• s:... (l) ·- • .;;, NAMES. s s (l) z 1 Bryce • • • • • • 2 Fraser. • 3 Dargan .•• 4 Colclough.•• 5 Roath • 6 R. Sams 7 Austin • 8 Wardlaw. • 11 Witherspoon 9 Bee .• 10 Blue .•• 12 Legare 13 Quattlebum. • 14 Mills. 15 Carwile. 16 Sitgreaves • • 17 Raysor. • 18 Harris. •• •• 19 Hall 20 Anderson. 21 Wylie.• 22 Croft. •• 23 Palmer • 24 June. 1 Guerard 25 2� Dove •• •• • 27 Bovlston. 28 Joye ... • • 29 Snow • • 30 Pickens 31 Rice. . 32_Campbell ·-• .,:I NAMES. 8 A -z a:> • • s:... (l) ..0 ::, A • • • • 12 331Gr-een • • • • • •• 15 34 Nesbit.• • • •• • • • • • • 16 35 Wilson 18 36 Patterson • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 19 37 Strother . • •• • • • 23 38 Thurston • •• • • 23 39 Haynesworth • • • • 26 40 Lartigue • • • • • • • • • 31 41 Coffin • • • • • • • 30 42 Ragsdale*. • • •• . 30 43 Hamilton • • • . 33 44 Burns .••• • • • • 35 45 H. Sams • • • • 38 46 Heriot. • • • • • • 39 4.7 Keith. • • • .. • . 40 48 Besselleu • • 40 49 Norton • • • • • ••••• • 41 50 Hentz • • • 43 51 I-Iayne. • • • • .43 52 Morrison .• • • • • 44 53 Vance •• • • . 44 54 Simkins.•• • 49 55 Coward.. • 53 56 Tisoa. • • • • 53 57 Wooten.•• • • 56 58 Da var.t .•. • • •• • 57 59 Bartless • • 57 60 Shoolbred. •• • • . 65 61 Jones. • • • 66 62 Pdor* • • • 57 n3 Chisolm. ... • 71 71 74 75 76 77 79 80 93 94 99 50 102 102 114 121 121 122 134 138 140 143 146 161 169 170 170 194 197 197 159 161 * Cadet Hamilton has been in the Academy six, and Cadet Prior nine months. �---.,....------------:--...-.----.......----=-----.-------=--..,.--r-..,..--,----.......-,-_ 16 .APPOINTMENTS TO MILITARY ACADEMIES, 1858 NAMES � DISTRICTS. Gilbert Tennent. Abbeville. '' W R. Norwood • '' C E Watson '' T W. Bouchillon E. E Whitner Anderson. '' J D Lively Wm Hankerson Barnwell '' Benj Martin '' J M Richardson '' .A. .A. Patterson '' Amory Coffin* '' T F Dunbar* •.' .A.. V Eaves • '' '' J B . .Alison '' . · L J Sweat* J B. C Gibbes*. Beaufort. " Wm H Cuthbert. '' James Fraser '' Edward Chaplin '' Wm. B McKee... '' Arthur Huger '' Wm. Thomson* '' Ruf us :Mew · '' M S Elliott • • W Irvine Ba11 ker Charleston. '' S P Smith '' Wm N Heyward '' E B Middleton . '' J L Taylor . W S Beckett. . '' '' Arthur Gl'imball . '' G A McDowell '' J as S Si1nons '' J M Horlbeck '' Y B Shuler P W 8huler • '' T B Fer�uson* C J Wilson • * Tllose appointed to the '' '' NAMES. DISTRICTS. F M Schirmer Charlestoll '' J S. Hanckel '' Alfred Chisolm '' D P Catnpbell. . . '• Theodosius Alston '' F M Ronan •• '' P T Godfrey '' G J M Lalane '' • C J Walker* '' C. F Turnbull� '' J A. Tennent* '' J F Shecut* '' J. M Whilden* '' Joel Copes* '' J E. Fripp* '' Ed wd. DeTreville* '' R F Lawton. '' Wm R White '' F A Gyles. '' H P Walker. '' • S K Slawson '' Aristippus Doty '' W rn H Evans . W P McClure Chester '' J G Barber . . J C McCallman Chesterfield. '' J R Evans '' Theo Malloy . '' . J C Patrick J V Epps Clarendon J G McLeod. . '' E. H Gadsden Colleton. " Graham Bailey* " J P Minus. . Darlington G W D_argan F R Williamson '' '' J K Law ' E W Cannon Citadel Academy are marked with an asterisk. �17 .APPOINTMENTS TO lfILITARY ACADEMIES-CoNTINURD NAMES. DISTRICTS. -------·-- --------,, J A C Jones Edgefield. " B W Smith . " H M Quarles. '' S. J Bouknight " A J Tirnmerman . }..,airfield. N P Lyles. " J K D Fraser " A C Fraser " J W Rabb " R M Dubose . . . " Edmd. Gaillard " R. Tu Matthews... '' W Hopkins Kerr* E B Earle . ltreenville '' B J Earle " T P Westmoreland " G B Dyer .. '' Geo G Wells J J Workman. Kershaw " James Haile. • " Lewis Clyburn. . A M :Perry • • Lancaster " Benj Cly burn. . H L Garlington Laurens " Jno. Garlington . " J W Watts • . " J B Watts. '' W B Griffin • . '' M R Brown J no C Summer Lexington. " S. B Steedman * Those DISTRICTS. NAMES. . --- C C Brown Marion '' Woodson Evans • • " R A Booth. . B. A Rogers. . Marlboro. J S Ruff • Newberry " Jno Henderson. . Wm. McKewn • . Orangeburg. " Jude Robinson. " J W Jaruison J W Caldwell Richland " G W Parker. " B T. Dent. " J G Brown " Chas. H Tew* " 0. M Roberts* " M. C. Glaaden. Andrew Bowie Spartan burg '' R L Poole J R Spann • Sumter. '' T M Rembert '' D F Lide . . '' J D Lee� .• '' B. B Nichols. . Thos :rI Dunn Union. ' James Norris '' Thos Jeter W H. Haselden. William3b'g '' F E Cooper '' D. H Jones York. C L Beaty '' H M Orchard. appointed to the Citadel Acadenly are marked with an asterisk. �18 SYNOPSIS OF COURSE OF STUDIES AT SOUTH CAROLIN.A. MILITARY ACADEMIES. STUDIES. Civil and Military Engineering and � Science of War....................... . � Intellectual Philosophy .................. l\ioral Philosophy .......................... � Political Economy ......................... National and Constitutional Law.... � • I -<,. � I Astronomy ...•...•........................... � Chemistry........•........................... � 1"1ineralogy............•...................... [ Geo 1 ogy ..: ............... : ........... , ........ � Top. and Arch. Drawing ................ � L Artillery and Infantry Tactics......... TEXT BOOKS. Mahan, .H11leck, and Lectures. Upham. Paley. Droz. (in French.) Constitutions of U. S. and S. C., and Calhoun's Disquisition on Gov'ment. Gumn1ere. Fowne, Dana, � and Lectures. Lyell, Eastman. U. S. Artillery Tacti�, Kingsbury and Scott. Calculus ....................................... Church. Shades and Shadows..................... Davies. Natural and Experimental Philo- Bartlett's Mech'ics and Mueller's prin� ciples of Physics and Meteor0logy. sophy ........................................ � � Rhetoric ....................................... Blair, and Lectures. I ,. Logic........................................... Manet, [in :French.] [ llistory of English Literature •...... Shaw. Chemistry ................................... . Fowne, l and Lectures Mineralogy.............................•..... Dana, S � Drawing, Crayon, and Linear ........ . � j Tactics ....................................... ,. Scott and Hardee. O.!'>... � � I l �J l �1 Geometry and Trigonometry...........1 Descriptive Geometry ..................... � Analytical Geometry ................... .. I Su�veying.................................... . U n1versal History .......................... ei:> 10n Compos1·t· ................................. �I C-::: F1.,ench.................•...............••.... ·. � DrawinO' Landscape ....................... 0 Cr.> • � Tact,1cs ......................................... � A1"i thm.etia.......................•...... • · · .. · · � Algeb1·a....•••.••.•..••.•.••••••.•••• •.••.••.. English Grammar......................... � , Geog1"aphy.................................... � Ifis tOl"Y •.•••••••••••••••.•••••.• ••••••••• ••••.• Mythology ................................... , � French..•..•...•..•.............••.•........... 8 ;J Davies' Legendre. Davies. Davies. Davies. Taylor's Manual. Parker's Aids. Noel and Chapsa1. Scott and Hardee. Adams. Loomis. Bullions. M0rse. Willson's United States. Elements of. Pinney and Badois Grammar & Reader. �----.,.......,,... ---- GRADUATES OF THE MILITARY ACADE}IIES SINCE THEIR ORGANIZATION CORRECTED TO JANUARY lsT, 1.855. NAM.ES. -- DISTRICTS. REMARKS. _______,______ ,__ ---------·----- ·*1 C. C. Tew... . . Charleston 1846 Supt. Arsenal Academy. *2 R. G. White. . • Georgetown . do Physician. 3 C. 0. LaMotte. . Charleston do Lawyer . do Civil Engineer. 4 John L. Branch .. Abbeville. 5 W J. Magill .... Georgetown do Custom House, Charleston. 6 John H. Swift. Charleston. do Civil Engi r. eer, C. & 8. R. R. Barnwell.. 1847'Lawyer, Barnw ell. *7'J Hag-ood.. *8 E. L. Heriot. . Georgetown. do Civil Engineer. 9 8. B. Jones • . . Charleston. do Minister of the Gospel. l OJ. P �outhern .. Greenville. do Aud. & Treas. G. & C. R. R. • . Edgefield.. 1848 Died 1855. *11 H. Oliver . Charleston *12,A. Buist. do Teaching, Barnwell, S. C. 18 J. W. Gregorie Beaufort . • do Planter, Beaufort. do Prof. Math. Arsenal Academy. 14 H. D. Kennedy Abbeville 15 F F. Wharley.. P endleton . . do LaV\"yer, D arlington. 16jH. L. Brantley Charleston . do Civil Engineer, N C. do Farn1er 17 J. J. Matthews. Ander�on 1 A. J. Jamieson. Laurens.. do Teaching, Miss. ,18 '19!J D. Powell. . Greenville... do Civil l1�ngineer, S. C. Pendleton.. 1849 Prof. Belles Lettres, Cit. Ac'y. *20'P. F Stevens Barnwell. do Physician, Georgia. *21 U A . Rice. 22 J. T Zealy . . Beaufort do Minister of the Gospel. do Lawyer. 23 H. L . Thurston. Greenville. . Georgetown do Prof. Math. Cit. Academy. 24 J B. White. do Physician, Graham's T. 0. 25 G. B. Lartigue.. . Barn"r ell. do Physician. 26 W G. Inglesby Charleston 27 G. H. Bunker. . Sumter . do Civil Engineer, Florida. 28 J. A. Walker .. Abbeville.. . do Student of Theology. 29 1 H. W. Stewart.. Colleton do Merchant, Colleton. 30 T. E. Strother . Chesterfield. do Lieut. Police, Charleston. do Book-keeper Charleston. 31 W M. Morgan . Charleston *32 D. H. Egleston . Charleston 1850 Died 1855. *33 J A. Houser . Orangeburg do Planter, Ge')rgia. 24 C. D. Oliver Edgefield. . do C ivil Enginrer. . 33 J W Robertson. Charleston. do Merchant, Georgia. 36 J A. Crooker . Edgefield do Civil Engineer, Texas. do 1'-Iinister of the Gospel. 37 0. A. Darby... Charleston 3S S. N Kennerly 01angeburg do Farmer. do Civil Engineer, Alabama, Georgetwn 39 J. R. Abrams. Charleston.. do Ci·vil Engineer. 40 J. L. Ingles by - -- -- -- �2C GRADUATES OF THE MILIT.A.Y AC.A.DEMIES.-CONTINUED. NAMES. DISTRICTS. REMARKS. - ----- ------ - --------------- 1850 Physician, Barnwell. 41 G. S. Odom Barnwell. 42 H. N Wheaton . Abbeville . do Lawyer. do Teaching. 43 A. L. Edwards .. Colleton *44 J. P Thomas •. Fairfield 1851 Prof B. Lettres, Arsenal Ac'y "" *45 W H. v\i right Charleston do Teacher. 46 J. G. Pressley Williamsb'g do Lawyer. 47 W W Veitch .. Charleston do Student of Medicine. 48 N W Armstrong Barnwell do Prof. Military Schoo], Ala. 49 L. A. Brown.. Sumter do Civil Engineer, California. 50 J. B. Chandler Sumter do Merchant, Kansas. 51 J. M, Pelot. . Abbeville. do Physician. 52 J. J. Lucas. Kershaw do Merchant, Charleston. "' � airfield 53 James A ikcn do Teaching, Alabama. 54 J W Hudson. Sumter. do Physician 55 B. W Powell.. Chesterfield.. do Merchant, Florida. 56 E, J. Walker Edgefield do Lawyer, Augusta, Ga. 57 T. J. Arnold . Edg·efield do Civil Engineer, Louisiana. Spartan burg do Minister of the Gospel. 58 J. B. Cottrell 59 W S. Dudley . Orangeburg do Physician. 60 E. Frederick . Orangeburg do Physician. Colleton 61 E. C. Bailey do Planter, Edisto Island. do Teaching, Colleton. 62 J. L. Seabrook. Colleton 63jJ. B. Colding do Lawyer, Ga. . Barnwell. Charleston 64 H. S. Bass do Lieut. PoJice, Charleston. do Civil Engineer, Kansas. 6n �, G. Pal mer . Charleston do Civil Engineer, U. & S. R. R. 66 W R. Powell. Greenville. Richland. 67 T B. Cooke. do Teaching, S. 0. do �1erchant 68 R. Cullins. Barnwell do Lie11t. Police Charleston. 69 W D. McMillan, Beaufort. *70 A. H. Little. Newberry. 1852 Died, August, 1854. do Lawyer. *71 D. T. Williams Beaufort. do Farmer, Kansas. 72 W S. Bre�vster Charleston do Civil Engineer, N E R. R. 73 G. E. Earle. Greenville. do Civil Engineer, C. & S. R . R. 74 S. �. Gadsden Colleton 75 WY.McCammon Chester do Principal Military Ac'y Ala. 76 W H. Dial do Civil :Engineer, Ala. Richland do Teaching, Miss. 77 T. W :Fitzgerald Pie kens Charleston. do Teaching, Orangeburg. 78 J. W Murray do Book-keeper, Charleston. 79 S. C. DePass . Kershaw 80 R. A. Palmer. York do Private �rutor, Florida. . 81 B. B. Houseal. . Lexington .•• do Physician. / �- -- -- - - -- --- - __. - -- - - -- - -� 21 GR.ADU ATES OF THE MILITARY .A.C.A.DEMIES-CoNTINUED NAMES. DISTRICTS. REMARKS. _________.______ 1852 -- ___ _____ ---- -, , 82 G.W Seabrook Colleton 83 C. S. Hant:gan. Marlboro do Teaching, S. C. 84 J W Daniels. Pickens.• • do Teaching, Alabama. 85 I G. E . Gamble Williamsbr'g do Planter, Williamsburg. 861J ohn C. Rich . C harleston do Physician. 87 P A. R aysor.. Barnwell . do Planter, Barnwell. 88 M. J. Prothro. Lexington do Physician. *89 M. J enkins. Colleton .• 1854 Principal Militaty School, York. *90 Thos. E. Hart D arlington do Prof. Nat. Phil. Furman Un'y, 91 A. D. Hoke.. Greenville . do Student of Medicine. Colleton 92 J. J Jenkins • do Died 1855. 93 A. Co,vard. do Princinal Military S chool York. r0harleston Charleston Radcliff 94 J. D. do Teaching, Wilmington, N. C. 95 C. T. Haskell Abbeville . do Engineer, C. & S. R. R. Lancaster 96 C. Adams do Lawyer, Edgefield. Lexington Steedman 97 M. do Teaching. D. J Fleming Richland . do Engineer, Kansas. 98 99 A. H. Mazyck Charleston . do Clerk, Charleston. do Teaching. 100 J. F Culpepper.. Darlington 101 D. R. Jamison Orangeburg do Lawyer. *102 W H. DuBose. Fairfield 1855 Student of Divinity. *103 John D. Wylie. Lancaster.. do Lawyer, Lancaster C.H. 104 P Brvce Richland .. do Student of Medicine. 105 J. B. Patrick Barnwell do Tutor, Furman University do Student of Law. 106 W F Nance . Newberry Georgetown do Engineer, C. & S. C. R. R. 107 B. Smith 108 W D. Gaillard Fairfield do .Asst. in Columbia Male Acad'y 109 J. F Pressley Williamsb'rg do Student of Medicine. 110 Thos. Lucas ... Kershaw do Student of Medicine. 111 P S. Kirk. Charleston do Teaching. Anderson, S. C. 112 ,v J. Crawley Barnwell . do T eaching, Barnwell, S. C. 113 F. L. Parker A.bbeville. do Student of Medicine. 114 R. C. Carlisle. Union do Teaching. 115 ,J. S. Mixson Barnwell . do Planting 116 J. M. Dean Spartanburg do / .NOTE.-No graduates in 1853. The Cadets cnmposing the second class of 1852 were suspended from the Citadel Academy during the .year: and at the Annual Meeting of the Board of Visiters, held at Columbia on the 28Lh of November, 1852, they were formally dismissed. �22 GRADUATES OF THE MILITARY .AC.ADEMIES.-CoNTINUED. I . � <l) 8 :;:j "C d DISTRICTS, NAMES - - - • $.t �c ·- 0 • � o-+;i REMARKS. �� �� - A 117 E. White. . •.. Charleston 1855 Assistant Draftsman, Custom 118 J. Venning Charleston do [House, Charleston, *119 J F La.nneau.. Charleston . do *120 W R. Erwin Barnwell do Planter, Barn well. do Student of Medicine. 121 J. G. Rteedman. Lexington . M. Law Darlington. do Asst. Military School, York. 122 E 123 E. Croft Edgefield do do Asst. Prof. Arsenal Academy 124 H. S. Thompson Greenville do Student of Law . Newberry 125 J D. Nance. Georgetown 126 J. A. Evans. do do Student of Medicine. York 127 G. A. Ross Williamsburg do 128 L. F Dozier Lancaster do. Planting. 129 R. M. Simms 130 R. Y Dwight . Colleton . . do Student of ldedicine. • do. Teaching. 131 A. M. McAllister Abbeville 132 J. A. Finch.. • Fairfield . . do Merchant. A. Y Lee. . Kershaw 133 do Asst. Book-k'r N 8. Capitol. *134 W. 1'L Tennent. Charleston 1857 Instructor Math, Cit. Ac'y. * 135 V E. Manget.. Richland do Asst. Columbia Male Ac'y Fairfield do Asst. Military Sch00I, York. 136 R. K. Thomas. 137 W. J Davis. • . Charleston.. do Teaching, T enn. Richland . do 138 J.E. Black. Greenville do Teaching, Tenn. 139 H. B� D'Oyley 140 H. D. Moore. . Abbeville do Minister of the Gospel. 141 T S. Hemingway Georgetown. do 142 J M. Adams. Pickens.. do Teaching. 143 B. M. Walpole. Colleton do Fairfield . . . do 144 H. A. Gaillard. 145 T H. Mangum. Chesterfield do Teaching. 146 0. W McCreary Barnwell do . Harper York . 147 R. T . do Greenville do 148 J K. Garmany do Colleton 149 W Z. Bedon do . Union 150 J F Hart . do Sumter 151 H. D. Garden do Student of Law 152 R. Campbell. . Charleston do Inst'r B. Lettres, Cit. Ac'y . Anderson . 153 E. Capers. �APPENDIX. The following is the general form of application for admission into the Military Academy as a State Cadet, which may be varied to conform to circumstances If the application is for a pay Cadet, . the word pay must be substituted for the word State, and the statement as to pecuniary means, and certificate of the Commissioners of Free Schools omitted: FORM OF APPLICATION. PosT OFFICE, DATE To the Oliairrrian of the Board of Visiters : I apply for the admission of [name in full] as a State Cadet in the State Military Academy He is a, resident of inches high He District, years old, feet can r ead and write with facility, is of fair moral character, and free from all physical defect or deformity, and is not afflicted with any disease or infirmitv which would render him unfit for militarv service. He is without pecuniary means in his own right, and his parents are unable to pay for his education [Signature ] � & - The following certificate must be annexed : We, the Commissioners of Free Schools, for the District of [ or Parish] of recon1mend the above named [name of the boy for whom application is made] for admission as a State Cadet into the State Military Academy. He and his parents are without sufficient pecuniary n1eans to educate him, and we con­ sider him worthy of the beneficence of the State [Signed by the Commissioners, or a majority of them ] .Applications must be made on or before the Friday after the 4th Monday in November• • �24 EXTRACTS FROM THE REGULATIONS OF THE MILITARY .ACADEMIES. SECTION 16 No Cadet shall be admitteed who is less than fifteen or more than nineteen years of age, or who is below five feet in height. SEC. 17 Each candidate, before he is admitted into the Acade� my as ·a probationary pupil, must be abie to read and write with facility SEC 23. In making selections of Cadets from State candidates, the Board of Visiters will give preference to those recommended by the Commissioners of Free Schools, in the order of the reception of the apptications. SEC. 28. Pay Cadets shall pay annually two hundred do11ars, by transmitting to the Superintendent, quarterly in advance, vix: Fifty dollars on the first day of January; fifty dollars on the first day of April ; fifty dollars on the first day of July ; and fifty dollars on the first day of October: which sum of two hundred dollars shall be in fnll of subsistence, clothing, tuition, books and stationery, medical attendance, and all charges and expenses whatever for the yea.r Upon failure to pay the sum required, wihtin ten days after the time specified, the Cadet shall be discharged. SEC. 30. No pay Cadet who may be discharged, dismissed, or expelled, shall be entitled to be refunded any part of the money paid in advance. SEO. 89. No permi ssion will be granted to any Cadet to be absent at any time from the .Academy, unless at the personal solicitation of a near relative ; or by the written request of such relative, which shall be filed in the Superintendent's office-except on Saturdays and Sundays, when the Superintendent may, at his discretion, grant leaves of abseuce SEC. 239 No Cadet shall introduce any person into the barrack rooms without permission from an officer of the .Academy Letters to Cadets should be addressed thus : CADET A-- B--' .Arsenal, Colun1 bia, S. C., or Citadel, Charleston, S. C. DArlELirBRARY I rEirTiDEL 0 0010 0262992 9 � 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/. 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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/229 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