Database of Georgia School Graduates from 1818 to 1900
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Eaker, R. F. of Cumming, Bigham Freshman, Emory at Oxford, class of 1889. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 22 June 1889
Eakes, George McFerrin 6-7-1876-9-23-1931 was born Cumming, Georgia, the son of Rev. Robert A. and Nancy Sims Eakes. He married 6-7-1898 Jula Gwinn of Conyers, Georgia, buried in Decatur. Graduate of Emory. North Georgia Conference. Ref: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.
Eakes, John Tillman 2-8-1868-3-30-1950 was born in Cumming 2-8-1868, died in Calhoun 3-30-1950, son of Marion H. Eakes and Myra Johnston. Graduate A. B. Emory 1892. He married in 1895 Amelia Ledbetter and had three children, viz: Marion, John Jr. and Summerfield. North Georgia Conference. Ref: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.
Eakes, Matthew of Conyers, Ga, 1900 graduate of Emory University. Class of 1900. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 3 June 1900
Eakes, R. A. given the penmanship prize, Emory College. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 20 June 1886
Eakes, Robert Francis 8-9-1866-12-25-1920 was born 8-9-1866 in Cumming, Georgia, died 12-25-1920 in Wesley Memorial Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia. Married in 1889 Mattie Barker Moore. Graduate of Emory College. North Georgia Conference. Ref: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.
Earnest, Charles Gason 6-13-1874-4-26-1953, son of John Barrett Earnest and Alice Moat, buried Hillcrest, Savannah, Georgia. He married 12-16-1896 Sallie Reddick. Children: Winnie, Carlisle, Jas B., Earl E., Merle M. Educated at Mt. Zion Seminary in Carroll County and the Chattanooga University. Ref: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.
Easterly, M. J. (female), age 17, student of the Junior Class, Wesleyan Female College; 1850. Ref: 1850 Bibb County Census
Easterling, W. F. 1829-1-17-1895 was born in Georgetown, South Carolina and died in Montague, Texas. He married (1) Elizabeth Smith (1828-5-18-1861) and (2) 2-4-1862 Mary E. Keen, and 1891 Mrs. C. H. Moore. He was a graduate of Emory College. His first appointments were in Newton Co., Georgia. Ref: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.
Eberhardt, Miss 1893 graduate of Girls High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 1 June 1893
Echols, Joseph Hubbard was born 12-25-1816 in Washington Georgia, died 9-23-1885 in Lexington, Georgia. Graduated from Franklin College. Georgia Conference. Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.
Ector, Lizzie, Miss, Business Department, 1899 graduate of Girls High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 2 June 1899
Edgefield, Wever, age 14; 1876 term of the Sand Hill School in Emanuel County (ninth term). Ref: School Rosters for Emanuel County, Miscellaneous Records, Emanuel County Courthouse
Eddleman, Rebecca E. of Newton County was a member of the Sophomore Class of the Southern Masonic Female College in Covington, for the scholastic year ending June 27, 1855.
Edmondson, Anna Mell, Miss of LaGrange, 1890 graduate of Cox's College, school of English and natural science. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 13 June 1890
Edmondson, Henry Lafayette 4-26-1864-12-14-1936 was born in Cumming, Georgia and died in Atlanta in Emory Hospital. He was the son of John E. Edmondson. Married in 1887 Ruth Whelchel. Children: Henry and J. W. North Georgia Conference. Attended Emory College. ECHOLS, Joseph Hubbard was born 12-25-1816 in Washington Georgia, died 9-23-1885 in Lexington, Georgia. Graduated from Franklin College. Georgia Conference. Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.
Edmondson, Robert A. 7-22-1874-4-19-1960 was born in Forsyth County. He married 7-13-1896 Sallie Myrick of Baldwin Co. and had 5 children: Elizabeth, Francis L., R. A., Jr., Lillian and Sarah. South Georgia Conference. Graduate from Emory in 1895. Ref: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.
Edward, Maude of Kemper County, Mississippi, 1888 graduate of the Sunny South Seminary. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 2 Jun3 1888
Edwards, C. G., Bachelor of Law, 1898 graduate of State University (Athens), Bachelor of Law.
Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 16 June 1898
Edwards, Marion C., Jr., 1890 graduate, Bachelor of Law, State University, Athens. "was born in Stewart county in 1868, but at an early age moved to Randolph county, where he now resides. He took the literary course at the Southwest Georgia Male and Female college, and began teaching at the age of sixteen. In 1886 he entered the university, but was prevented from completing his course by measles. He entered the law class last fall and has taken a high stand. He ran for president of his class, the election resulting in a tie. He will probably settled at Dawson, Ga." Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 8 June 1890 and 20 June 1890
Edwards, S. A. (female), age 17, student of the Junior Class, Wesleyan Female College; 1850. Ref: 1850 Bibb County Census
Ehlers, Sophie, Miss, literary department, 1898 graduate of Girls' High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 2 June 1898
Eiseman, Selma, Miss, 1899 graduate of Girls High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 2 June 1899
Eley, Elizabeth Moore , Miss, literary course, Class of 1900, Girls High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 1 June 1900
Elliott, Jennie Lou , Miss, literary course, Class of 1900, Girls High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 1 June 1900
Ellis, Frampton E. graduate of Boys' High School, Atlanta, Class of 1900. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 2 June 1900.
Ellis, Phoebe Prioleau, Miss, 1888 class, Girls High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 2 June 1888
Ellis, R. L., senior chemistry and metaphysics medals, Emory University, 1894. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 14 June 1894
Ellis, Thomas David was born 10-6-1868 in Quitman, Georgia, died 7-7-1952, buried in Riverside Cemetery in Macon. He married 9-17-1893 Rosabell Crumley, daughter of J. J. and S. F. Crumley. Graduate of Emory A. B. in 1893. Ref: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.
Ellis, T. W., degree of A. B. conferred on, Emory College at Oxford. The Constitution, Atlanta 6/23/1886
Ellis, William D., Jr., 1890 graduate, State University, Athens. "...is one of the gate city's brightest sons. He came to the university with a splendid reputation for studiousness and oratory, which he has well mantained. He is a member of the Chi Phi fraternity and Phi Kappa literary society, in which latter, he served as a spring debater, deliving an excellent speech. Was junior speaker last year and is an essayist this commencement. He represents his fraternity on the editorial staff of The Pandora, and is first lieutenant of Company A of the Cadets. He will practice law with his father in Atlanta." Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 15 June 1890 and 20 June 1890
Ellsworth, William P. of Atlanta, Ga., 1899 graduate of Emory at Oxford. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 15 June 1899
Ely, Alice, Miss 1893 graduate of Girls High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 1 June 1893
Elyea, Emma Glenn, Miss, 1888 class, Girls High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 2 June 1888
Emerson, V. E. (female) of DeKalb County was a member of the Sophomore Class of the Southern Masonic Female College in Covington, for the scholastic year ending June 27, 1855.
Emerson, W. H., Professor of Chemistry, Georgia Technological Institute, Atlanta, 1896. "He was appointed a naval cadet from the seventh district of Georgia at the US Naval Academy in 1876 and graduated in 1880. He was placed on the Pacific station in the same year and remained there two years. He was commissioned as ensign in 1882. In 1883 he was placed on the north Atlantic station. He resigned from the navy in 1884 and entered Johns Hopkins University. He was appointed a fellow at the Johns Hopkins University in 1885 and took the degree of Ph. D. in chemistry in 1886. In that same year, he was appointed professor of chemistry in the South Carolina Military Academy, remaining there two years and doing splendid work. In 1888 he was made professor of chemistry in the Georgia School of Technology. He has written a number of interesting articles for The American Chemical Journal and is a member of the American Chemical Society and o f the American Institute of Mining Engineers. Staff Photo. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 15 June 1896
Erwin, Frank, 1899 graduate of Boys' High School, Atlanta. Class of 1899. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 2 June 1899
Erwin, H. C., A. B., Bachelor of Law, 1898 graduate of State University (Athens), Bachelor of Law. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 16 June 1898
Erwin, Marion, one of the first five graduates from Boys' High School in 1873 (its first year of operation). Ref: www.gradyhighschool.org/boyshigh1909.html
Erwin, Maud, Miss, of Erwin, one of the seven graduates in 1896 of Fairmount College, Fairmount, Georgia. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 8 June 1896
Estes, Marie, Miss, literary department, 1897 graduate, Girls' High School, Atlanta, Business Course. Class of 1897. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 4 June 1897
Etherege, Caroline, age 16, student at Monroe Female Academy in 1850. Listed under Rt. Rev. Stephen Elliott (1806-1866), Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Ref: 1850 Monroe County Census.
Eton, Lizzie, Miss, 1899 graduate of Girls High School, Atlanta. Class of 1899. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 2 June 1899
Eubanks, Hattie, Miss, business department, 1898 graduate of Girls' High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 2 June 1898
Eubanks, Mary, Miss, literary department, 1898 graduate of Girls' High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 2 June 1898
Evans, Amanda M. of Covington was a member of the Preparatory Department of the Southern Masonic Female College in Covington, for the scholastic year ending June 27, 1855.
Evans, George C., 1890 graduate, Bachelor of Law, State University, Athens. "is another Mercer graduate who is drinking in the copious draughts of legal learning from our university spring. He hails from Sandersville, Ga., and is a graduate of Mercer university in the class of '87. His connection with the University Law school has been one of eminent success, and he leaves Athens for Sandersville, where he will practice law, and a bright future awaits him." Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 8 June 1890 and 20 June 1890 Evans, I. J. of Haleyondale, Georgia, 1898 graduate of Mercer, Haleyandale High School, debater in '97 and debater '98, A. B. degree, freshman speaker, A. B. course, study law. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 8 June 1898
Evans, Marguerite
Evans, N. N. of Haleyondale, Georgia., 1898 graduate of Mercer, Haleyandale High School, editor-in-chief of the Mercerian, '98 debater, debater in '97, A. B. course, will take special course in electricity and mathematics. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 8 June 1898
Everett, M. T. (female), age 17, student of the Junior Class, Wesleyan Female College; 1850. Ref: 1850 Bibb County Census
Everett, William Bryan, a degree of bachelor of science in mechanical and electrical engineering conferred by Chancellor William E. Boggs (of the State University), Georgia Technical Institute, Class of 1898. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 23 June 1898 Everhart, Elfrida Adelaide , Miss, literary course, Class of 1900, Girls High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 1 June 1900
Evins, M. A. (female), age 16, student of the Junior Class, Wesleyan Female College; 1850. Ref: 1850 Bibb County Census
Evrey, George, age 10, October 1876 class of the Cross School (57th District) in Emanuel County (ninth term). Ref: School Rosters for Emanuel County, Miscellaneous Records, Emanuel County Courthouse.