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 Benismin Fearing, of the Class of l776, is sup posed to be dead, and has been Q maEsGa in the Triennial Catalogue, but no paEticulara have been ascertained. sss.-=sss-.-7

 Rev. Levi Lanlkton and Jared RDUe, of the Class of l777, are supposed likewise to be dead; but no particular information respecting them has been Ob. fained. asE .es.,

 Abraham Bishop, of the Class ofI77s. was na- tive of New Haven. He was the collector of the port of New Haven for maqy YeaEs He died m New Haven, April 2sths ls44. in the s0a year Of his age.

 native of New Haven, and graduated likewise ip 177s. In 1888, he was ordained lpassQE ct the church in SaybrOOk, where he EontiRMed till the time of his death, which MaEch Slst. .lS44. He was in the s2d year of his age. 8

 John Mix, of the same class, was also native ct New Haven, and died m this town. April 3d,1644, in the S2d year of his age. He had been for many years insane.

 William Seymour, of the Glass of lT70, is under- atood to have been a native of Hartford, where he passed the greater part of his life. He died at Bloomfield, December ash 1893, sgea s4.

 The Rev. Reuben Parmalees of the Glass of l70i. was born in Goshen. He was for several years pastor of church ip Hpesburgh. Vermont. In the year l7o9 he removed AO Western New York, and became pastor of church in Victor, Ontario County. He dled in Almond, Allegheny County, October 25th, ia43, aged Sl. at

 The Rev. James Moves of the Glass of l762, was a iafive ofNew Haven, and was ordained in Wall. ingford colleague-pas with the Rev. D. Dana m in&he soth year of his age 7

 The Hon. Lewis Burr Sturges of the same Class was native of Fairfield. He Avas . member oi the House of Representatives in Congress from Connecticut, from 1905 to 1877. He died in Nor. walk, Ohio, March 3oth, ls4As supposed to have been about 30 years old

 John Fellows, of the class of l7s4, was born iu Sheffield, Mass He was the friend and conpan. ion of Thomas Paine, of whom he was an admirer and follower He was the author of several Publi. .rations. His death took place in New York; Jan. Sd, 1914, when he was s4 years old.

 EbeAezef Dimon, of the same class, was native of Fairfield in which place he afterwards resided, and where he died about a year since. He is supp posed to have been over SO years old. He was long time shefiff of Fairfield County.

 The Rev. Ebenezer KingsbuFy WIS native of Coventry. He died during the last year, in Penn sylvania, where he 4Fas, 0r had been, pastor of a Presbyterian church. The time and place of his death have not been ascertained. He was pFoba- bly about 30 years old

 Thomas Stedman, of the class of 1785, was a -na- tive of Hampton. He died lately,in Massena, St. Lawrence O., N. Y. The time of his. death and age not known.

 Thomas Tousey, of the same class, is understood to be dead, but no particulars are known.

 rect ynIoimafion. was marked fSf dead in the Iii. ennial Catalogue of 1s41. He is now living in Woodstock, Connecticut.

 Hon. Nathaniel Terry, of the class of 17s6. was native of Enfield. He established himself in the profession of law in Hartford. in l796. In 1907 he was appointed Chief Judge of the County Court for HartGord County. Heswas often member of the Legislature, represented Connecticut in the 18th Coastess of the United States, and for many years was Flavor of the city of Hartford He died at New Haven, on avisit, June l4th lsi4. :sca sca i0

 Israel Munson was native of New Haven. Af. ter graduating he devoted himself to the medical profession, and was for short time practising physician. He soon, however, established himself Hn mercantile business in Boston, where he resided flor more than half a century. Few men have pass sed through long period of active business with 50 unblamished a reputation. He 3eas . distiA. gushed benefactsr of hnmane and literary instiel- tions. Among the latter, his liberality to Yale College deserves, this occasion, to be honoraby mentioned. He died in Boston, February 3d, ls44, aged 7s.

 Gen. James Wadsworth, of the same class. wasa native of Durham. He early removed to Western New York, where he ,acqnired great wealth and infuence He died at his GeSidenee ia Geneseo, June 7th, ts44, aged 78. 5.

 Rev. Isaac Porter, of the class Of l7ss was ia. tive of Pennington He was pastor oi a church in Granby. (SalmOl Brook Society) where he died, early the present summer, about 30 years old.

 Hon. Joseph Kirkland, of the class of 179O, was a native of Lisbon. Within few years after he graduated, he removed to Western New York. For the last thirty years of his life he resided in Uca where he was eminent as lawyer. He was Q rep. in Congress for one term; several times a membar.of.the New York Legislature and many years mayor of Utica. His reputation for ability and integrity was high and unblemrsisd. He died in TItica Feb. 0d. 1S4A. aged 74 r.,-E .ss

 Hon. Peter Buel Porter, of the class of l7a1Jwas native of Salisbury. In eaflyife he removed lo' Western New York, and was extensively known as abpuhlic man. He was . Representative in Con- gresa. and for some time Secretary of War. He died tt his residence, Niagara Fallss March 2Oth, 1S44, agedH1. ea..a.t.sg.5s4. I,et 23.taa

 Rev. Erastus -Rirlsxs If .the class cfaaeS was A, native sfWinAhanA. He was sometime pastor of rhuech in lehan0n, and afterwards in Meriden.-- At this latter place he died aged 73. Rev. Jonathan Bslden, of the class Q; isS1. Was n native dr WethersfelH. He was ordained pastor of a church in Maine, it is supposed in Bristol, Lincoln county, where he resided short fime.- He died some time last winter, at Augusta, Maine.

 he exact date of his death, and his age, not ascer. tained. I native of New Haven. He early established him. self in his profession in the Western part of Penn sylvania, where he soon rose to emmence. He Isvas several years representative m Congress from Pennsylvania, and at the time Of his death was one,uf,the Judges of the Supreme Court of the United States He died in Philadelphia. April 2lst,

 Isaac Baldwin, of the class of fN0i,w native of Litchfeld. He died ;in January lS44. in the town of Pompey, New York; where he had been tcon6ued more than thirty years as maniac. Age about ca.

 William Fowler Brsinasd. of the class of isoa.