These are the men who led America through a revolution and insured its beginnings as a secure nation by providing the framework for the new nation’s government. From the Coffins, Cottons and Cushings, to members of the Emerson, Foster, Hubbard, Longfellow and Otis families, these are people who risked much in order to win freedom and democracy for the United States.
This Continues the List of 1741-1745 Harvard Students
Carnes, Rev. John (1742) of Stoneham and Lynn, died 1802; Chandler, Rev. John (1743) of Billerica, died 1762; Charnock, William (1743) of Boston, died 1744; Checkley, Rev. Samuel (1743) of Boston, died in 1763; Cheever, Nathan (1741) of Revere, died 1787; Coffin, Nathaniel (1744) of Boston, died 1789; Cooper, Rev. Samuel (1743) of Boston, died 1783; Cotton, Josiah (1743) of Plymouth, died 1745; Cranch, Judge Richard (1744) of Braintree, died 1811; Crocker, Dr. John (1743) of Richmond, died 1815; Crook, Henry (1741) of St. Christophers; Cushing, Loring (1741) of Portland, died 1778; Cushing, Lt. Gov. Thomas (1744) of Boston, died 1788; Cutler, Robert (1741) of Greenwich, died 1786.
Davis, William (1745) of Boston, died 1812; Denison, John (1742) of Ipswich, died 1747; Downe, Thomas (1745) of Boston, died 1809; Dummer, Nathaniel (1745) of Newbury, died before 1751; Dunster, Rev. Isaiah (1741) of Brewster, died 1791
Emerson, Rev. Joseph (1743) of Pepperell, died 1775; Eveleigh, George (1742) of Charleston, SC; died in 1791
Fayerweather, Rev. Samuel (1743) of S. Kingston, RI, died 1781; Fitch, Samuel (1742) of Boston, died 1784; Foster, Judge Jedidiah (1744) of Brookfield, died 1779; Foster, Judge Thomas (1745) of Plymouth, died 1777; Frye, Judge Peter (1744) of Salem and London, died 1830.
Gee, Joshua (1744) of Boston, died before 1761; Green, Rev. Jacob (1744) of Hanover, NJ.Colonial Graduates of Harvard University; and, Shipton, Clifford K., Vol. 11, Sibley's Harvard Graduates, (Boston: 1960)
Hall, Harper (1742) of Barbados, died 1759; Hansen, Hendrick Hans (1742) of New York City, died 1755; Harding, Rev. Elisha (1745) of Brookfield, MA and Walpole, NH, died 1784; Hatch, Estes (1743) of Georgia; Hatch, Col. Nathaniel (1742) of Dorchester, died 1780; Higginson, Andrew (1745) of Salem, died before 1748; Hitchcock, Rev. Caleb (1743) of Union, CT, and Brimfield, MA, died 1767; Hitchcock, Rev. Gad (1743) of Pembroke, died 1803; Hollis, Thomas Brand (1745) of London, died 1804; Howland, Rev. John (1741) of Carver, died 1804; Hubbard, Judge Leverett (1742) of Portsmouth, NH, died 1793; Humphrey, Rev. James (1744) of Athol, died 1796; Hutchinson, Judge Foster (1743) of Boston and Halifax, Nova Scotia, died 1799.
Johnson, William Samuel (1744) of Stratford, CT, died 1819; Jones, Rev. Thomas (1741) of Woburn, died 1774.
Kneeland, Samuel (1743) of Boston, died 1748; Kneeland, William (1744) of Boston, died 1746.
Langdon, Josiah (1741) of Boston; Lawrence, Rev. William (1743) of Lincoln,died 1780; Lechmere, Anthony (1744) of Boston, died 1747; Lewis, John (1744) of Lynn, died 1754; Longfellow, Stephen (1742) of Portland, died 1790.
Maillard, James (1745) of St. Christophers; Maillard, Rowland (1743) of St. Christophers; Malbone, Godfrey (1744) of Newport, RI, and Pomfret, CT, died 1785; Mansfield, Isaac (1742) of Marblehead, died 1792; Mascarene, John (1741) of Salem and Boston, died 1779; Mason, Barachias (1742) of Medfield, died 1795; Mayhew, Rev. Jonathan (1744) of Boston, died 1766; Mellen, Rev. John (1741) of Sterling and Reading, died 1807; Mills, James (1743) of Needham.
Osgood, Isaac (1744) of Haverhill, died 1791; Otis, James (1743) of Boston, died 1783.
(This is a serialized list which resumes here.)
Sources:
The New England Historical and Genealogical Register (Vol. CX, October, 1956); Colonial Graduates of Harvard University; and, Shipton, Clifford K., Vol. 11, Sibley's Harvard Graduates, (Boston: 1960)
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