List of Southern Graduates of the University of Pennsylvania from 1757 - 1783. ************************************************************************ USGENWEB ARCHIVES NOTICE: These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or presentation by any other organization or persons. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material, must obtain the written consent of the contributor, or the legal representative of the submitter, and contact the listed USGenWeb archivist with proof of this consent. The submitter has given permission to the USGenWeb Archives to store the file permanently for free access. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb *********************************************************************** List of Southern Graduates of the University of Pennsylvania from 1757-1783. William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 6, No. 4. (Apr., 1898), pp. 217-218. Page 217. LIST OF SOUTHERN GRADUATES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA FROM 1757-1783(1). Class Name State 1757. Wilmer, Edward Price, Maryland. 1759. Chapman, Nathaniel, Maryland. Hall, John, Maryland. Keene, Samuel, Maryland. Lawson, Alexander, Maryland. Paca, William, Maryland. Chew, John, Maryland. Dorsey, Basil, Maryland. Murray, James, Maryland. 1760. Goldsborough, Robert, Maryland. Hill, Whitmel, North Carolina. Grayson, William, Virginia. 1761. Tilghman, Tench, Maryland. Ambler, Jacqueline, Virginia. Goldsborough, Charles Maryland. Hindman, William, Maryland. 1763. Porter, Stephen, Maryland. 1765. Andrews, John, Maryland. Hopper, William, Maryland. 1766. Lee, Richard, Virginia. __________________________________________________________ (1)Dr. Ewing Jordan, secretary of the Alumni Society of the University of Pennsylvania, kindly prepared this list. He writes: "The first Southern stu- dent matriculated in the College May 25, 1754. With the exception of a very imperfect matriculation list, found only a few years ago, covering the period from 1754-1775, it is nearly impossible to give any accurate figures in regard to the greatest number of Southern matriculates at any special period during the early years, as well as the number that matriculated before the Revolu- tion. Previous to 1775, thirty-five Southern students were graduated from our College Department, and about half that number were graduated from our Medical School. Maybe the number of Southern matriculates in our Univer- sity previous to the Revolution numbered at least twice, if not four times, as many as the total number of graduates I have just given. That our Univer- sity was a favorite institution with Southern students and others from the West Indies during the early years of its existence, can readily be inferred from consulting its graduate lists. When we come down to a lated period we can give more accurate statistics, especially concerning our Medical School, where the Southern matriculates from 1810-1861 amounted to about seven thousand. I regret that I am unable, under the circumstances, to answer more accurately your queries." Page 218. Class Name State 1767. Tilghman, Edward, Maryland. 1768. Hall, Thomas, Maryland. 1770. Arnold, Henry Maryland. Hall, Aquila, Maryland. Maffitt, John, Maryland. 1771. Davidson, Robert, Maryland. Hanson, Samuel, Maryland. Rumsey, Nathan, Virginia. 1772. Innis, Brice, Maryland. Tilghman, William, Maryland. 1773. Seney, Joshua, Maryland. 1775. Eden, Townsend, Maryland. Ennals, Thomas, Maryland. Ridgely, Henry, Maryland. Sappington, Francis Brown, Maryland. 1776. Boxman, John Leeds. Maryland. Clopton, John, Virginia. Cocke, William, Maryland. 1780. Allston, William, South Carolina Dorsey, Robert, Maryland. Hopewell, James, Maryland. Mayo, Joseph, Virginia. Waties, Thomas, South Carolina. 1781. Proudfoot, Robert, South Carolina. 1782. Meminger, Thomas, South Carolina. Nelson, Thomas, Georgia. Nelson, William, Georgia. Proudfoot, John, South Carolina.