Database of Georgia School Graduates from 1818 to 1900
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Tabbs, Hattie presented diploma by President J. M. M. Caldwell of Rome Female College, 1888. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 8 June 1888
Tait, Charles was associated with William H. Crawford in the management of the Richmond Academy. Ref: Memoirs of Georgia, Miscellaneous Biographies
Taylor, Pearl was a speaker in the Closing Exercises of the Oak Grove Academy, Washington, Georgia, on 1 June 1900. Opening Address was given by T. L. Perryman. Ref: Gazette and Chronicle Print, Washington, Georgia 1 June 1900 Taliaferro, Rosa, Miss, first honor, 1887 graduate of Sandersville High School. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 17 June 1887.
Talley, Clemmie, Miss, 1897 graduate, Girls' High School, Atlanta, Business Course. Class of 1897. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 4 June 1897
Talley, Lizzie E. of Oxford was a member of the Junior Class of the Southern Masonic Female College in Covington, for the scholastic year ending June 27, 1855.
Tally, Annie, Miss, Business Course, 1893, Girls High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 1 June 1893
Tannenbaum, Annie , Miss, commercial course, Class of 1900, Girls High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 1 June 1900
Tannahill, S., Roll of Honor, freshman class, Emory at Oxford, 1896. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 8 June 1896
Tappan, J. E., graduated Boys' High School, Atlanta, in 1894. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 1 June 1894
Tarwater, Blanche of Thomasville was Mamie awarded diploma, 1888, Lucy Cobb Institute. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 8 June 1888
Tate, Emma, Miss, of Tate, Ga., 1889 graduate of Wesleyan Female College. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 20 June 1889
Tate, L. E., Roll of Honor, freshman class, Emory at Oxford, 1896. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 8 June 1896
Tate, Lola of Pensacola, Florida, 1888 graduate of the Atlanta Female Institute. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 2 June 1888
Taylor, Baxter was the school valedictorian, a speaker in the Closing Exercises of the Oak Grove Academy, Washington, Georgia, on 1 June 1900. Opening Address was given by T. L. Perryman. Ref: Gazette and Chronicle Print, Washington, Georgia 1 June 1900
Taylor, Birdie, Miss 1893 graduate of Girls High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 1 June 1893
Taylor, Janie, Miss of Boston, Ga., won first honor, 1895 graduate of Andrew Female College, Cuthbert, Ga. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 10 June 1895
Taylor, J. H., Phi Delta, Kappa Sigma, football and baseball champion and manager of 1900 baseball team. He was graduated from Mercer University, Class of 1900. See Class of 1900Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 10 June 1900
Taylor, L., Miss, 1891 senior class of Wesleyan Female College. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 6/16/1891.
Taylor, Mabel, Miss, 1899 graduate of Girls High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 2 June 1899
Taylor, W. C., Ciceronian, sophomore and junior speaker, spring term debater of 1899, champion debater of 1900, associate editor of Mercerian of 1900. He was graduated from Mercer University, Class of 1900. See Class of 1900Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 10 June 1900
Teague, Louella, Miss, of Columbiana, Alabama, 1890 graduate of Fox's College, regular course, degree of M. L. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 13 June 1890
Teasley, John Easton of Hartwell, 1896 graduate of State University, Athens, Ga., degree of A. B. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 17 June 1896
Teipel, Lillian Bertha. 1911 Graduate of Marietta High School. Marietta High School - Class of 1911
Terrell, Carrie , Miss, literary course, Class of 1900, Girls High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 1 June 1900
Thomas, Charles C., graduate of Boys' High School, Atlanta, Class of 1900. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 2 June 1900.
Thomas, D. Y., won the Johnson essay prize at Emory University, 1894. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 14 June 1894 Thomas, George Dudley, Professor, "is a native of Athens, the son of Colonel Stevens Thomas, one of Athens's most honored and respected citizens. When quite young he entered the University of Georgia, and in 1877 graduated from the law school. In 1882 his eminent ability as a rising attorney recommended him as the proper man to be called to a professorship in the law school of the university, and he was elected to that position, which he has filled most acceptably. He is one of the counsel for the Richmond and Danville railroad and enjoys an immense practice. His opinion on law is sought after by many, and he is one of the best qualified men in Georgia for the position he holds." Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 8 June 1890
Thomas, George S., Jr. to graduate June 28th at DeGive's opera house (Atlanta), from Boys' High School. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 2 June 1888
Thomas, S. E. (female), age 14, student of the Junior Class, Wesleyan Female College; 1850. Ref: 1850 Bibb County Census
Thomas, Sylla, Miss, 1892 graduating class of Dalton Female College, Dalton, Georgia. Ref: The Constitution,A tlanta 18 June 1892
Thomas, W. P., degree of A. B. conferred on, Emory College at Oxford. The Constitution, Atlanta 6/23/1886
Thomas, W. T., degree of B. S. conferred, 1891, Mercer University, Macon. Ref: The\ Constitution, Atlanta 11 June 1891
Thomas, William P. R., degree of A. B. conferred on, Emory College at Oxford. The Constitution, Atlanta 6/23/1886
Thomason, A. D. of Atlanta, B. S. degree, Class of 1898, Emory at Oxford. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 9 June 1898
Thomason, E. G. of Savannah, B. Ph. degree, Class of 1898, Emory at Oxford. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 9 June 1898
Thompson, Carl R. of Tuskegee, Alabama, awarded medal for best speech on junior day,Emory at Oxford. The Constitution, Atlanta 12 June 1891.
Thompson, Charlotte, Miss, literary department, 1897 graduate, Girls' High School, Atlanta, Business Course. Class of 1897. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 4 June 1897
Thompson, H. A., Foreman of the Smith Department, Georgia Technological Institute, Atlanta, 1896. Staff Photo. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 15 June 1896
Thompson, J. B., 1899 graduate of State University (Athens), Bachelor of Science. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 22 June 1899
Thompson, Lewis, full course, 1897 graduate of Boy's High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 3 June 1897
Thompson, Mildred, Miss, 1899 graduate of Girls High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 2 June 1899
Thompson, W. A., 1899 graduate of State University (Athens), Bachelor of Arts. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 22 June 1899
Thornton, B. N., 1891 graduate of Boys'High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 4 June 1891
Thornton, Lenox, 1898 graduate of Boys' High School, Atlanta, Ga. Class Photo. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 9 June 1898
Thornton, Mary Elizabeth, Miss, of LaGrange, 1890 graduate of Cox's College, English, natural science, mathematics, French, moral philosophy. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 13 June 1890
Thornton, Rosa of Monticello is the first graduate of Jackson Institute, Jackson, Georgia, 1890. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 20 June 1890
Thornton, W. O. of Dawson, Ga., received diploma 1889, South Georgia Male and Female College, Dawson, Ga. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 16 June 1889
Threurts, Mary, age 15, 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.
Thurmond, M. Merritt of Barnesville, Georgia, one of Junior Speakers heard on 21 June 1899 at the University of Georgia. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 22 June 1899. Class of 1899 Photo
Tichenor, W. R., B. S., Bachelor of Law, 1898 graduate of State University (Athens), Bachelor of Law. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 16 June 1898
Tidwell, A. L., 1893 graduate of Boys' High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 1 June 1893
Tidwell, A. L. of Atlanta, 1897 graduate, University of Georgia. Class Photo Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 6 June 1897
Tidwell, Charles R. from Atlanta, 1894 graduate of State University, Athens. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 21 June 1894.
Tigner, Gussie M., Miss, 1897 graduate of LaGrange Female College, LaGrange, Georgia., B. S. degree. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 3 June 1897
Tigner, Jule, Miss, 1897 graduate of LaGrange Female College, LaGrange, Georgia., A. B. degree. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 3 June 1897
Tilley, J. S. of Conyers, Ga., A. B. degree, Class of 1898, Emory at Oxford. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 9 June 1898
Tindall, W. W. of Rome, Ga., 1900 graduate of Emory University. Class of 1900. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 3 June 1900
Tinsley, L. A. (female) of Covington was a member of the Sophomore Class of the Southern Masonic Female College in Covington, for the scholastic year ending June 27, 1855.
Tison, John L. of Allendale, South Carolina, one of Junior Speakers heard on 21 June 1899 at the University of Georgia. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 22 June 1899. Class of 1899 Photo
Tison, J. Lawrence, P. K., champion debater of the University Literary Societies, University of Georgia. No. 3 in Photo Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 18 June 1899
Tichenor, W. R., 1893 graduate of Boys' High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 1 June 1893
Tillman, C. T., degree of A. B. conferred, 1891, Mercer University, Macon. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 11 June 1891
Timberlake, Jamie of Augusta was awarded post-graduate diploma, 1888, Lucy Cobb Institute. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 8 June 1888
Tinsley, Austin S. was born 28 March 1868, graduated from the Medical College of Georgia, Augusta in 1888. From among 48 classmates, he graduated first in his class. Ref: Memoirs of Georgia
Todd, Emma, Miss, of Macon, Ga., 1889 graduate of Wesleyan Female College. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 20 June 1889
Tolbert, J. J., 1899 graduate of Boys' High School, Atlanta. Class of 1899. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 2 June 1899
Tolbert, Mamie, Miss, 1897 graduate, Girls' High School, Atlanta, Business Course. Class of 1897. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 4 June 1897
Tompkins, C. E. 18 (f) born in Georgia, student at Wesleyan Female College, Macon in 1850. Ref: 1850 Bibb County Census
Tomlinson, Ada N. of Carrollton was a member of the Junior Class of the Southern Masonic Female College in Covington, for the scholastic year ending June 27, 1855.
Tommey, Lizzie H. of Columbus was a member of the Sophomore Class of the Southern Masonic Female College in Covington, for the scholastic year ending June 27, 1855.
Tompkins, C. E. (female), age 18, student of the Senior Class, Wesleyan Female College; 1850. Ref: 1850 Bibb County Census
Touchstone, Gertrude, Miss, 1897 graduate of LaGrange Female College, LaGrange, Georgia., A. B. degree. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 3 June 1897
Toy, Bockover, graduate of Boys' High School, Atlanta, Class of 1900. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 2 June 1900.
Toy, R. B., 1893 graduate of Boys' High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 1 June 1893
Travis, J. L. of Conyers, Emory University. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 6/23/1886
Travis, J. L. of Conyers was awarded the German medal, Emory at Oxford, class of 1889. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 22 June 1889
Travis, R. J., A. B., 1899 graduate of State University (Athens), Bachelor of Law. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 22 June 1899
Travis, W. D. of Covington, Georgia, A. B., doctor, 1890 member of the senior class at Emory at Oxford. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 20 June 1890
Trawick, William Hawkins of Cedartown, Ga., 1899 graduate of Emory at Oxford. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 15 June 1899
Traylor, Julia Antoinette , Miss, literary course, Class of 1900, Girls High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 1 June 1900
Trawick, Clara, Miss, 1887 graduate of Sandersville High School. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 17 June 1887.
Treadwell, B. H., graduated Boys' High School, Atlanta, in 1894. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 1 June 1894
Treadwell, Fannie, Miss, literary department, 1898 graduate of Girls' High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 2 June 1898
Treanor, Nora of Milledgeville presented the gold medal for Drawing,graduated with honors, member of the July 2, 1885 Graduating Class of St. Joseph's Academy, Washington, Georgia. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 3 July 1885
Trigg, Kate, Miss, of Chattanooga, Tennessee, B. L. degree, Wesleyan Female College graduate of 1899. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 1 June 1899
Trimble, R. W., degree of A. B. conferred on, Emory College at Oxford. The Constitution, Atlanta 6/23/1886
Trotti, Bessie, Miss, business department, 1898 graduate of Girls' High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 2 June 1898
Trotti, Lilly, Miss, business department, 1898 graduate of Girls' High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 2 June 1898
Tuberly, Mamie was presented a Book Premium for history, graduated with honors, member of the July 2, 1885 Graduating Class of St. Joseph's Academy, Washington, Georgia. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 3 July 1885
Tuch, Cora, Miss, 1897 graduate of LaGrange Female College, LaGrange, Georgia., A. B. degree. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 3 June 1897
Tuck, C. of Athens, Ga., A. B. degree, Class of 1898, Emory at Oxford. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 9 June 1898
Tucker, A. J. 17 (f) born in Georgia, student at Wesleyan Female College, Macon in 1850. Ref: 1850 Bibb County Census
Tucker, A. J. (female), age 17, student of the Senior Class, Wesleyan Female College; 1850. Ref: 1850 Bibb County Census
Tucker, Owen B.; October 1879 term of the Summervillel School in Emanuel County (ninth term). Ref: School Rosters for Emanuel County, Miscellaneous Records, Emanuel County Courthouse
Tucker, Willie, age 12; October 1879 term of the Summervillel School in Emanuel County (ninth term). Ref: School Rosters for Emanuel County, Miscellaneous Records, Emanuel County Courthouse
Tuggle, Annie , Miss, commercial course, Class of 1900, Girls High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 1 June 1900
Tukner, L. A. (female), from Alabama, age 16, student of the Junior Class, Wesleyan Female College; 1850. Ref: 1850 Bibb County Census
Tupper, Clifton H., 1898 graduate of Boys' High School, Atlanta, Ga. Class Photo. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 9 June 1898
Tupper, F. Geddings of Athens, member of senior class, member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, and assistant business manager of the "Pandora", State University, Athens, 1900. See Photo Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 10 June 1900
Tupper, T. C., Jr., graduated Boys' High School, Atlanta, in 1894. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 1 June 1894
Tupper, Vernon, 1895 graduate of Boys' High School, Atlanta. Class Photo, top row,, 4th from the left. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 7 June 1895
Turner, Ada, Miss, literary department, 1897 graduate, Girls' High School, Atlanta, Business Course. Class of 1897. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 4 June 1897
Turner, Alice Johnson, Miss, 1897 graduate of LaGrange Female College, LaGrange, Georgia., A. B. degree. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 3 June 1897
Turner, Ella Pierce, daughter of George Firster Pierce, Wesleyan Female Colleges' first president, was one of the founding sisters of Alpha Delta Pi at Wesleyan Female College in 1851.
Turner, Ethel of Sparta, of the 1891 sophomore class, Wesleyan Female College, was awarded the medal for elocution. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 6/16/1891.
Turner, Jimmie, aged 17, student at McDonough Institute, died at a boarding house in McDonough. The Constitution, Atlanta, 1/28/1887
Turner, J. R., age 15; 1876 term of the Sand Hill School in Emanuel County (ninth term). Ref: School Rosters for Emanuel County, Miscellaneous Records, Emanuel County Courthouse
Turner, J. W., age 18; 1876 term of the Sand Hill School in Emanuel County (ninth term). Ref: School Rosters for Emanuel County, Miscellaneous Records, Emanuel County Courthouse
Turner, Maggie, Miss, of Dawson, received diploma 1889, South Georgia Male and Female College, Dawson, Ga. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 16 June 1889
Turner, Nannie Jean, B. L., of Douglasville, Georgia, 1893 graduate of Shorter College. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 9 June 1893
Turner, Oscar C., 1891 graduate of Boys'High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 4 June 1891
Turner, S. Morton of Quitman, Ga., 1900 graduate of Emory University. Class of 1900. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 3 June 1900
Turner, Thomas C., 8th honor and president of the graduating class, 1899 graduate of Boys' High School, Atlanta. Class of 1899. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 2 June 1899
Turper, Mary, Miss 1893 graduate of Girls High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 1 June 1893
Turpin, Florence, Miss, 1897 graduate, Girls' High School, Atlanta, Business Course. Class of 1897. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 4 June 1897
Tutt, W. D., Bachelor of Law, 1898 graduate of State University (Athens), Bachelor of Law. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 16 June 1898
Tutwiler, Ethel , Miss, literary course, Class of 1900, Girls High School, Atlanta. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 1 June 1900
Twitty, Annie, Miss of Cuthbert, Ga., one second honor, 1895 graduate of Andrew Female College, Cuthbert, Ga. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta, 10 June 1895