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Los directorios de Queens (de la ciudad de Nueva York ) eran, antes de 1898, una mezcla de directorios de pueblos, directorios del condado de Queens , directorios de Long Island y complementos o inclusiones parciales en los directorios de la ciudad de Nueva York. En 1898, el 30% de la parte occidental del antiguo condado de Queens se incorporó a la ciudad de Nueva York. Antes de 1898, el condado de Nassau abarcaba el 70% oriental del antiguo condado de Queens. El antiguo y más extenso condado de Queens era principalmente agrícola y dentro de él había varios pueblos, aldeas y caseríos. A mediados y finales del siglo XIX, los cementerios constituían una de las principales industrias en los condados de Queens, Kings ( Brooklyn ) y Westchester (al norte del Bronx ). Desde 1898, el condado de Queens, Nueva York, y el distrito de Queens, ciudad de Nueva York, han sido geográficamente el mismo. Tanto Queens como Brooklyn están en Long Island . (Este artículo incluye una bibliografía selecta y cronologías seleccionadas que ayudan a identificar a las personas de Queens a lo largo de su historia).

Cronología y aspectos más destacados

Pueblos, aldeas y comunidades anteriores a la consolidación (antes de 1898)

Orígenes de nombres seleccionados

Barrios posteriores a la consolidación (después de 1898)

Impresores, editores y compiladores de directorios de Queens

La evolución de la conectividad interna e interconectada de Queens a través del tránsito

Puentes y túneles

Holandés mata

puentes del East River

túneles del East River

Puentes de Newtown Creek

Puentes, terraplenes y viaductos del río Flushing

puentes de la bahía de Jamaica

Puente de Rockaway Inlet

Directorios de Long Island que incluyen comunidades de Queens

Directorio de Boyd

Directorio de Duncan

Directorios de Curtin en Long Island

Directorios de descarga

Directorios comerciales y residenciales de Queens de Trow

Directorios comerciales de Queens de Trow

Directorios comerciales de Brooklyn y Queens de Trow

Directorios comerciales de Brooklyn que incluyen comunidades de Queens

Registros comerciales de Queens

Directorios de empresas colaboradoras: Brooklyn y Queens

Directorios de Polk: Queens y Richmond

Directorios telefónicos

Agencias de bienestar social

Censos tempranos

Iglesias

Cementerios

Mapas

Atlas

Registros de nacimiento, defunción y matrimonio

Historia

La esclavitud en Nueva York

Familias y genealogía

Bienes raíces

Directorios estatales que incluyen Queens

  • Pratt en el directorio de Doggett de 1845: Pratt & Co., daguerrotipos , 293 Broadway

Directorios nacionales que incluyen Queens

(1873) [ 56 ]
Mapa de 1859 de los condados de Kings y Queens, antes de la consolidación, cuando la ciudad de Brooklyn ya había anexado Williamsburg y Bushwick, y Long Island City aún no se había incorporado [ 78 ].

Barrios, microcosmos de barrio, incluyendo enclaves étnicos selectos.

Debido a que los barrios son comunidades no incorporadas, los límites y los grados de reconocimiento varían.

Noroeste de Queens
  1. Astoria
    1. Astoria Heights
    2. Ditmars
      1. Steinway
    3. Pequeño Egipto
    4. Jardines de Norwood
    5. Ravenswood
  2. Jackson Heights
    1. Distrito histórico de Jackson Heights
    2. Distrito comercial de Jackson Heights
  3. Ciudad de Long Island
    1. Blissville
    2. Punto de cazadores
      1. MoMA PS1
      2. Parque Estatal Gantry Plaza
    3. Holandés mata
    4. Queensbridge
    5. Queensview
    6. Queens Oeste
    7. Plaza de la Reina
      1. Parque Queens Plaza
  4. Sunnyside
    1. Jardines Sunnyside
      1. Jardines Phipps
    2. Patio de Sunnyside
Noreste de Queens
  1. Bayside
    1. Bayside Gables
    2. Terraza de la bahía
    3. Colinas de la bahía
    4. Fuerte Totten
    5. Jardines de Oakland
    6. Cementerio de Lawrence
  2. Bellarosa
  3. College Point
  4. Douglaston–Little Neck
    1. Douglaston
      1. Bahía de Douglas
      2. Mansión Douglas
      3. Colina de Douglaston
      4. Parque Douglaston
      5. Fincas de Winchester
      6. Distrito histórico de Douglaston
      7. Distrito histórico de Douglaston Hill
    2. Cuello pequeño
      1. Pinos
      2. Colinas de Little Neck
      3. Westmorland
  5. Descarga
    1. Barrio chino de Flushing
    2. Auburndale
      1. Parque Bowne
    4. barrio chino
    5. Centro de Flushing
    6. Colinas de Kew Gardens
    7. Colina de Linden
    8. Murray Hill ( también conocido como East Flushing)
      1. Koreatown
      2. Parque Kissena Corridor (en el límite sur de Murray Hill)
    9. Willets Point (también conocido como el Triángulo de Hierro)
  6. Parque Flushing Meadows–Corona
    1. Estadio Shea
    2. Campo Citi
    6. Salón de la Ciencia de Nueva York
    7. Natatorio de Flushing Meadows
    8. Vertederos de cenizas de Corona (década de 1920)
  7. Pomonok
    1. Electchester
    2. Colina de Queensboro
  8. Floral Park, Queens
  9. Prados frescos
    1. Hillcrest
    2. utopía
  10. Glen Oaks
    1. Torres de la Costa Norte
    2. Museo Agrícola del Condado de Queens
  11. Piedra Blanca
    1. Beechhurst
    2. Vista clara
    3. Malba
Queens central
  1. Briarwood
  2. Corona
    1. Ciudad de LeFrak
    2. Corona del Norte
    3. Willets Point
  3. East Elmhurst
    1. Granja y cementerio de Lent
    2. Aeropuerto LaGuardia
  4. Elmhurst
    1. enclave chino
    2. Parque Elmhurst
  5. Colinas del bosque
    1. Jardines Forest Hills (urbanización)
      1. Club de tenis del lado oeste
    2. Cooperativa de Forest Hills
  6. Glendale
  7. Jardines de Kew
    1. Kew Bolmer
  8. Maspeth
    1. Cementerio del Monte Olivet
  9. Middle Village
    1. Parque Juniper
      1. Parque Juniper Valley
    2. Cementerio de Remsen
  10. Parque Rego
  11. Ridgewood
    1. Alturas de Wyckoff
    2. Estanque de agua dulce
    3. Distrito histórico de Fresh Pond–Traffic
  12. Woodside
    1. Pequeña Manila
    2. Jardines del bulevar
    3. Cementerio Moore-Jackson
Sureste de Queens
  1. Brookville (también conocido como Springfield Gardens )
  2. Alturas de Cambria
  3. Hollis
    1. Holliswood
  4. Jamaica
    1. Fincas de Jamaica
    2. Colinas de Jamaica
    3. Pueblo de Rochdale
    4. Aeropuerto Internacional John F. Kennedy
    5. Cementerio Prospect
  5. Laurelton
  6. Meadowmere
  7. Queens Village
    1. Bellaire
    2. Colinas de Hollis
  8. Rosedale
    1. Warnerville
  9. San Albano
  10. Jamaica del Sur
    1. Parque Baisley
    2. Casas en el sur de Jamaica
Suroeste de Queens
  1. El agujero
  2. Howard Beach
    1. Playa Hamilton
    2. Parque Howard
    3. Lindenwood
    4. Old Howard Beach
    5. Ramblersville
    6. Parque Rockwood
  3. Parque del ozono
    1. Centreville
    2. Parque South Ozone
      1. Hipódromo de Aqueduct
    3. Pueblo Tudor
  4. Richmond Hill
    1. Pequeño Pubjab
  5. Woodhaven
Los Rockaways
  1. Península de Rockaway
    1. Far Rockaway
    2. Cresta de onda
    3. Bayswater
    4. Edgemere
      1. Vertedero de Edgemere
    5. Arverne
    6. Somerville
    7. Hammels
    8. Playa Rockaway
    9. Playa
    10. Parque Rockaway
    11. Belle Harbor
    12. Neponsit
    13. Punto Briso
    14. Roxbury
    15. Canal ancho (adyacente a Rockaways)

Comunidades, nombres de comunidades y terrenos del Queens de antaño

Noroeste de Queens
  1. Astoria
    2. Hallet's Cove ★ (también escrito Hallett's Cove) ( Astoria, Queens §  Asentamiento temprano ) [ 79 ]
  2. Jackson Heights
    1. Pradera de trenes (Trains Meadow) ★
  3. Ciudad de Long Island
    1. Jardines de Arleigh [ 80 ] ★
    2. Jardines de Norwood ★
    3. El asentamiento alemán ★ (principios de la década de 1870)
      [ 80 ]
Noreste de Queens
  1. College Point
    1. El cuello de Tew ★
    2. El cuello de Lawrence ★
    3. Flammersburg ★
    4. Strattonport ★
  2. Descarga
    2. Hinsdale ★
    3. Vecindarios de Flushing Highlands
      1. Parque Bowne ★
      2. Ingleside ★
      3. Flushing Park ★
  3. Piedra Blanca
    1. Beechhurst
      1. Asentamiento Trow ★
Queens central
  1. Elmhurst (Newtown) [ 81 ]
    1. Middelburgh ★ (1652-1664) [ 82 ]
    2. New Towne ★ (1665–1896)
    3. Steinway ★ ( aldea ) (se fusionó en 1870 con Long Island City )
    4. Bowery Bay ★ (aldea) (se fusionó en 1870 con Long Island City )
    5. Middleton ★ (aldea) (se fusionó en 1870 con Long Island City )
  2. West Maspeth
    1. Melvina ★ ( aldea ) [ 83 ]
  3. Laurel Hill / West Maspeth
    1. Berlinville ★ (fundada en la década de 1870)
  4. Woodside
    1. Winfield ★
  5. Ridgewood
    1. Colina de tilo ★
  6. Middle Village
    1. Olla blanca ★
Sureste de Queens
  1. Hollis
    1. Holliswood
      1. Terrace Heights ★
  2. Jamaica
    1. Springfield [ 84 ] ★
  3. Queens Village
    1. Creedmoor ★
Suroeste de Queens
  1. Howard Beach
    1. Ramblersville ★ (en 1916 se convirtió en Howard Beach)
Los Rockaways
  1. Rockaway, Queens
    1. Somerville ★ (ahora llamada Arverne )
  2. Far Rockaway
    1. Cresta de ola [ 85 ] ★

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Directorios seleccionados de Queens no disponibles en línea

  • Boyd, William Andrew (1865). Directorio de Boyd de Astoria, East New York, Flatbush, Flushing, Glen Cove, Greenport, Hempstead, Huntington, Jamaica, Newtown, Patchogue, Port Jefferson, Riverhead, Sag Harbor y Setauket, Long Island – Con un directorio comercial de patrocinadores de la obra – Y un apéndice de mucha información general, 1864–5 . William Andrew Boyd (1850–1818) (editor) → JF Morris & Co. (Joseph F. Morris; nacido en noviembre de 1853 en Rhode Island) (impresor).LCCN 18-16812 ; OCLC 475459351 (todas las ediciones) .  
    1. Fagan, Patricia Eileen. Transcrito y publicado en línea . Consultado el 30 de septiembre de 2021 .Consulte el sitio web de Fagan → " Directorios de la ciudad de Queens "
    2. Accesible a través del Centro de Historia Familiar – FHC 1930448 .
    3. Biblioteca Central de Queens, Jamaica .
  • Directorios de Curtin . Nueva York, NY: Dennis P. Curtin (editor).LCCN x18016812 ; OCLC 1181263688 (todas las ediciones) .  
    1. Directorio de Curtin de Astoria, East New York, Flatbush, Flushing, Glen Cove, Greenport, Hempstead, Huntington, Jamaica, Newtown, Patchogue, Port Jefferson, Riverhead, Sag Harbor y Setauket, Long Island – Con un directorio comercial de patrocinadores de la obra y un apéndice que contiene información importante, 1865–66 .OCLC 80672825 , 820330043 , 123496599 , 83859702 , 475935412 . 
    2. Directorio de Curtin de Astoria, East New York, Flatbush, Flushing, Glen Cove, Greenport, Hempstead, Huntington, Jamaica, Newtown, Patchogue, Port Jefferson, Riverhead, Rockaway, Roslyn, Sag Harbor y Setauket, Long Island – Con un directorio comercial de patrocinadores de la obra, 1867–8 .OCLC 79464867 . 
    3. Directorio de Curtin de Astoria, Babylon, Bath, Canarsie, Coldspring, College Point, Cypress Hill, East New York, Farmingdale, Flatbush, Flushing, Glen Cove, Greenpoint, Greenport, Hempstead, Huntington, Islip, Jamaica, Long Island City, Newtown, New Lotts, New Utrecht, Orient, Oyster Bay, Patchogue, Port Jefferson, River Head, Rockaway, Roslyn, Sag Harbor, Southold, Stonybrook y Woodhaven, Long Island. Con un directorio comercial de patrocinadores de la obra. 1868–9 .
    4. Directorio de Curtin de Astoria, East New York, Flatbush, Flushing, Glen Cove, Greenport, Hempstead, Huntington, Jamaica, Newtown, Patchogue, Port Jefferson, Riverhead, Sag Harbor y Setauket, Long Island – Con un directorio comercial de clientes de ...
    5. Directorio comercial de Brooklyn de Curtin – Junto con el directorio general de Amityville, Babylon, Breslau, College Point , East New York, Flatbush, Flushing , Glen Cove, Gravesend, Greenpoint, Hempstead, Huntington, Islip, Jamaica , Long Island City , Newtown , New Utrecht, Oyster Bay, Patchogue, Port Jefferson, Riverhead, Rockaway , Roslyn, Sag Harbor, Sayville, Southold, Stonybrook, Whitestone y Woodhaven , Long Island, 1871–72 .
    6. nd: Directorio de Curtin de Astoria, East New York, Flatbush, Flushing, Glen Cove, Greenport, Hempstead, Huntington, Jamaica, Newtown, Patchogue, Port Jefferson, Riverhead, Sag Harbor y Setauket, Long Island – Con un directorio comercial de patrocinadores de la obra y un apéndice con información importante . Dennis P. Curtin.OCLC 475935412 . 
    7. Directorio comercial de Curtin para Brooklyn y Long Island de 1877-1878: Incluye Brooklyn y los residentes de Amityville, Babylon, Breslan, College Point, East New York, Flatbush, Flushing, Freeport, Glen Cove, Gravesend, Greenport, Hempstead, Huntington, Islip, Jamaica, Long Island City, Northport, Newtown, Oyster Bay, Patchogue, Pearsalls, Port Jefferson, Riverhead, Rockaway, Rockville Centre, Roslyn, Sayville, Southold, Stonybrook, Whitestone, Woodhaven y Woodsburgh . Vol.  13.
  • Directorio de Metropolitan Directory Co. de Richmond Hill y Woodhaven, NY – Incluye Kew Gardens, Forest Hills y Ozone Park – Contiene una lista alfabética de los residentes, sus ocupaciones y residencias, junto con una sección de negocios clasificados . Metropolitan Directory Co. 1922.OCLC 1066636940 . 
  • Guía de Norwood, Primer y Segundo Distrito – Directorio de Calles de Queens – Corona, Ciudad de Long Island, Woodside, Elmhurst, East Elmhurst, Jackson Heights, Maspeth, Glendale, Ridgewood, Forest Hills, Kew Gardens, Middle Village . Woodside, Queens: CW Norwood – Clarence Wesley Norwood (1894–1974). 1931.Solo los distritos 1 y 2 de Queens, nombres de calles antiguos y nuevos LCCN ca31000122 ; OCLC 1102113843 (todas las ediciones) .  
  • Directorio de la ciudad de Nueva York de Polk (distritos de Queens y Richmond): contiene un directorio alfabético de empresas y ciudadanos particulares, con los nombres de pila de las esposas [ ilegible ] ; una guía de calles y avenidas y mucha información de carácter diverso; también una guía de compradores y un directorio comercial clasificado completo, 1933-1934 (Vol. 1).(Código de barras de la Biblioteca Pública de Nueva York n.° 3 3433 11990 3692). RL Polk & Co., Inc. 1933.→ Digitalizado en 2019, Colecciones Digitales de la Biblioteca Pública de Nueva York . OCLC 32412222 (todas las ediciones) ; UUID 60eb200-63b3-0137-0e33-6d8cb27f4437. 
Enlace alternativo . Enero de 1933.{{cite book}}: |work=ignorado ( ayuda )
  • Directorio de residentes de Robinson's Little Neck–Douglaston (Libro Rojo ). Hempstead y Mineola, Nueva York: Resident Directory Service, Inc. – Charles Herbert Robinson (1899–1969), Presidente. 1940.
    1. "Para el año que comienza en septiembre de 1938–1939" (Vol. 1)1940.LCCN 41-36268 ; OCLC 866711087 ; FamilySearch  75185.(accesible únicamente mediante microfilm).
    2. "Para el año que comienza en noviembre de 1940-41" (Vol. 2)1940.
    3. "1941–1942" (Vol. 3)1941.
  • Todd, Thomas H. Directorio Star de Long Island – El directorio Star de Long Island City, que abarca Hunter's Point, Blissville, Dutch Kills, Ravenswood, Astoria, Steinway y el asentamiento alemán – Contiene también un directorio comercial de la ciudad (Vol. 2).Long Island City : Daily and Weekly Star – Thomas H. Todd & Co. (editor). LCCN 24-30843 ; OCLC 480682129 (todas las ediciones) .  
  • Todd, Thomas H. (1894). The Star Directory of Long Island City – Embracing a General Directory of the Residents of Hunter's Point, Blissville, Dutch Kills, Ravenswood, Astoria, Steinway and the German Settlement, and North Beach – Also a Classified Business Directory of the Entire City, 1894–1895 (Vol. 3)(476 páginas; 12.480 nombres).Long Island City : Daily and Weekly Star – Thomas H. Todd & Co. (editor). OCLC 4327124 . 
  • Directorio Comercial de Trow del Distrito de Queens, Ciudad de Nueva York . The Trow Directory, Printing & Bookbinding Co. (editor).LCCN 01-31573 ; OCLC 987933571 .  
    1. Vol. 5 (1902).
    2. Vol. 7 (1906–1907).
    3. Vol. 8 (1908–1909).

Bibliografía

Anotaciones

  1. ↑ Ira J. Friedman (nacido el 18 de julio de 1894 en Manhattan), homónimo de una editorial de Long Island, fue librero y suegro de Cornell Jaray (1922–2014), director de Ira J. Friedman, Inc., de Port Washington, Nueva York .

Notas

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  3. ^ Macoskey, HathiTrust (California), 1939 , págs. 71–84.
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  7. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Robertson, 1974 .
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  13. ↑ Registros de Southampton, 3er Libro, 1878 , pág. 91.
  14. ↑ Lawrence, Google (Wisconsin), 1858 , pág. 23.
  15. ↑ Munsell, Archivo de Internet (Columbia), 1882 , pág. 51.
  16. ↑ The Flushing Journal , 21 de abril de 1855 .
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  18. ↑ Brooklyn Daily Eagle, 13 de mayo de 1935 .
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  21. ↑ Hunt y Bleyer, 2015 .
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  27. 1 2 3 New York Times, 6 de marzo de 2020 .
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  30. ↑ Thomas, John Jacobs, 1858 , pág. 209.
  31. ↑ New-York Times , 3 de noviembre de 1898 , pág. 7.
  32. ↑Brooklyn Daily Eagle, October 1, 1899, p. 33.
  33. ↑Monaghan 1998, p. 38.
  34. ↑New-York Times, March 2, 1877, p. 3.
  35. ↑New-York Daily Tribune, March 2, 1877, p. 8.
  36. 123New York Laws Passed, Vol. 3. 1897, p. 2.
  37. ↑New York Laws Passed, Vol. 2. 1898.
  38. ↑"Inventing Gotham".
  39. ↑New-York Times, December 15, 1894.
  40. ↑Sullivan, US Genenet.org, 1927, pp. 340–341.
  41. 12New York Laws Passed, Vol. 2. 1898, pp. 1336–1337.
  42. ↑League, 1896.
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  44. ↑Brooklyn Daily Eagle, November 26, 1916.
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  47. ↑Bolton, Google (Penn State), 1920, p. 271.
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  56. 123Beers 1873.
  57. ↑New York Daily News, April 28, 1978.
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  59. ↑Curtin, 1888.
  60. ↑AECOM, January 2018, p. 2–66.
  61. ↑New York Laws Passed. 1852, p. 410.
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  65. ↑Curtin's Directory, 1868.
  66. ↑Curtin's Directory, 1871.
  67. ↑DGS Film No. 8285471, 1898.
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  80. 12Neighborhoods of LIC.
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    10. Document I: Consolidation League
    11. Document J: League of Loyal Citizens
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Henry Parsons Hedges (1817–1911) (Books 1–3)
Edward Herrick Foster (1844–1932) (Books 1–3)
William Smith Pelletreau (1840–1918) (Books 1–3, 5–6)
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      2. Vol. 9.  1909–1910: FHC No. 1710435 ← link (accessible online).; (images 206–318).
      3. Vol. 10. 1912: FHC No. 1710435 ← link (accessible online).; (images 332–511).
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      2. Vol. 4.  1901: FHC No. 1705173 (Item 2) ← link (onsite access only).
      3. Vol. 6.  1904: FHC No. 1705173 (Item 3) ← link (onsite access only).
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      1. Vol. 7.  1906–1907: FHC No. 1705174 (Item 1) ← link (onsite access only).
      2. Vol. 8.  1908–1909: FHC No. 1705174 (Item 2) ← link (onsite access only).
    4. The following is on one film (DGS Film No. 8285472):
      1. Vol. 1.  1898: FHC No. 1758643 (Item 1) ← link (accessible online). (images 5–185).
      2. Vol. 9.  1909–1910: FHC No. 1758643 (Item 2) ← link (accessible online). (images 198–310).
      3. Vol. 10. 1912: FHC No. 1758643 (Item 3) ← link (accessible online). (images 314–503).
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Bragg, a Boston Municipal Court Judge in the Charleston District, expounds on the woes of the former Town of Charleston after Boston annexed it.
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    4. 1908:Vol. 2. "Capítulo 473". Sección 1( 131.ª Sesión ; Sesión Ordinaria: 1 de enero de 1908 – 3 de abril de 1908; Sesión Extraordinaria: 11 de mayo de 1908 – 11 de junio de 1908 → aprobada el 22 de mayo de 1908). Albany : JB Lyon Company (editor). pág.  1679 – vía Google Books ( Universidad de Iowa ).
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    Direcciones:
    1. Reverendo Richard Salter Storrs , Doctor en Teología (1821–1900)
    2. St. Clair McKelway, Doctor en Derecho (1845–1915)
    3. Alfred Tredway White , Esq. (1846–1921)
    4. Henry William Maxwell , AM Ph.D. (1850–1902)
    Letras:
    1. Henry Willard Bragg (1841–1921)
    2. Robert Dewey Benedict, Esq. (1828–1911)

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