1809 1809, Chief Justice from 1790. Son of Rev. True Walker, Counsellor 1777, died May 5th, 1822, aged 85. 1785 Native Newbury, Ms., born 1718, H. C. 1740, died July 10th, 1807. 1789 Born in Andover, Ms., Aug. Sth, 1735, H. C. 1756 Clergyman, Del. 1807 Son of Judge William Parker, graduate of Harvard College, 1751, 1813 Chief Justice from 1810, son of Gov. Bartlett, born Sept. 2nd, 1763, Representative, Counsellor, 1802, Judge Dis. C. C. P. 1816, died Jan. 30th, 1828. 1813 Representative, Senator, father of Hon. Benjamin Jenness and grandfather of Hon. Benning W. Jenness. 1813 Son of Rev. Nathl. Gookin, Representative, Counsellor 1807, Judge 1816 Chief Justice Circuit C. C. P. see S. J. C. 1816 Circuit C. C. P. born in Andover, Ms., Sept. 2nd, 1752, H. C. 1773, 1816 Circuit C. C. P. Representative, Senator, Judge C. C. P. Strafford 1794 1816 1820 Chief Justice Dis. C. C. P. Native of Lee, D. C. 1794, Attorney at 1809 Timothy Farrar New Ipswich 1813 Oliver Peabody Exeter 1813 Samuel Hale Barrington 1813 1816 George W. Prescott Portsmouth 1817 John Harvey Northwood 1818 Hall Burgen Allenstown 1818 | Com. End. | 1833 Chief Justice State CC. P. see S. J. C. 1833 State C. C. P. Son of Judge Timothy Farrar, D. C. 1807, read law with Daniel Webster, admitted 1810 Attorney at Portsmouth, Hanover, Exeter, Boston. 1824 1833 State C. C. P. Native of Pelham, H. C. 1803, Attorney at Pelham and Deerfield, Rep. Pelham and Deerfield, Sheriff, Clerk C. C. P., Mem. Cong. 1817 to 1823. Son of Judge Thomas Bartlett, Rep., Senator. 1842 Representative, died 1842. State Jus. C. C. P. son of Dr. Gove, D. C. 1817, read law in Law School 1843 1844 State Jus. C. C. P. Bowd. C. 1822, read law with J. H. Woodman and State Jus. C. C.P., D. C. 1829, Attorney Troy N. Y. and Gilmanton, Clerk N. H. Senate, Register of Probate Strafford County, Representative and Speaker, Member Congress 1839 to 1843. SHERIFFS. The list of Sheriffs before 1741, is incomplete. 1818 Native of Windham, D. C. 1787, Attorney, Rep. Senator, Mem. Cong. 1823 H. C. 17-, Rep. and Speaker, Senator and President, Mem. Cong. 1828 Brother of Gov. Samuel Bell, Merchant, Counsellor 1817, Gov. 1828, died, 1836. 1830 See above. 1835 Son of Judge Richard Jenness, Rep. Sen. Counsellor 1845. 1835 1840 1840 1845 To be concluded. STATISTICS OF THE TRIENNIAL CATALOGUE OF DARTMOUTH COLLEGE FOR 1846. The following is a List of those who have graduated, from the commencement of the Institution, and also of those who have entered the ministry each year. Year. Grad. Min. Year. Grad. Min. Year. Grad. Min. Year. Grad. Min. 76 y 5 yrs. 2,440 600 Of those who have graduated in the regular course of study, 20 have been Presidents of colleges; 73 have been Professors in colleges and theological seminaries. One class alone, that of the year 1828, has furnished one President, and nine Professors of colleges. Nine have been Governors of States; 20 have been Judges of the Supreme Courts; 10 have been Senators in Congress; 46 have been Representatives in Congress; 2 have been ministers to Foreign Courts; 1 Secretary of State; I Secretary of the Navy and of the Treasury, and 1 Postmaster-General. No college, according to its age and number of graduates, has furnished more distinguished men in the different learned professions than Dartmouth. Besides the above alumni, nearly 735 not alumni of the Institution, have received the degree of bachelor or doctor in medicine in the regular course of study; and 360 have received honorary degrees — making in the whole, 3,466 who have received degrees at the Institution. Of the 2,440 alumni, 1,573 are now living; and of the 600 ministers, 373 still survive. The Rev. Laban Ainsworth, of Jaffrey, in this State, is the oldest graduate of the college now living. Though four others before him in the Catalogue, are not starred, viz: Judge Gilbert, and the Rev. Dr. Kellogg, of the class of '75, Mr. Silas Little, of the class of '76, and Mr. Solomon Howe, of the class of '77; yet, it is believed, that they all are deceased. Dr. Kellogg died, Aug. 13th, 1843, aged 87 years, and Judge Gilbert died the present year before the Catalogue was issued, in the 91st year of his age. The time of the decease of the other two, is not known.- -The Rev. Mr. Ainsworth is in the 89th year of his age. A STATISTICAL ACCOUNT OF THE CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERS AND CHURCHES IN CARROLL COUNTY, N. H., FROM ITS SETTLEMENT TO THE PRESENT TIME. Ministers. By the Rev. Jeremiah Blake of Tamworth. | Native Place. Nath'l Porter, D. D.¡Topsfield, Ms. Benjamin G. Willey Conway Allen Gannett Tamworth Jan. 16, 1745 Harvard, Feb. 11, 1796 Bowdoin, 1806 Dartmouth, John Wilde Dorchester, Ms. John S. Winter Danbury 1746 Harvard, Jeremiah Blake Jeffries Hall Bridgewater, Ms. Martha's Vin'd,Ms. Pittsfield Cornish 1802 Middlebury, Williams, 1742 Harvard, 1747 Harvard, Sept. 23, 1800' Sept. 20, 1795 Dartmouth, Oct. 3, 1803 Gil. Theo. Sem., 1768 Oct. 20, 1778 d. Nov., 1836 1822 May 25, 1824 Nov., 1826 Jan. 20, 1836 June 22, 1838 1827 June 12, 1839 1823 May 23, 1827 June 28, 1832 1829 Feb. 6, 1833 1842 Sept. 8, 1842 1791 Sept. 12, 1792 d. Feb. 13, '37 1819 July, 1837 April 22, 1842 April 17, 1800 Gil. Theo. Sem.,1838 June 14, 1843| Mar. 7, 1757 Harvard, 1778 Sept. 22, 1785 d. May 17, 35 Dec. 4, 1798 Theo.Sem.Bang1826 Sept. 17, 1828 May 7, 1833 1822 1771 Oct. 25, 1792 d. July 27, '06 April 17, 1800 Gil. Theo. Sem.,1838 Nov. 1, 1838 Oct. 10, 1842 Feb. 3, 1802 Amherst, 1829 1831 1845 1798! 1803 1805 1806 Feb. 27, 1828] Sept. 23, 1829 Sept., 1831 Nov. 8, 1837 1840 Wolfboro'No'th James Doldt Groton, Ms. Sept. 30, 1809 Gil. Theo. Sem.,1841 Sept. 21, 1843 |