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Title: Catalogue of the Hampton Normal & Agricultural Institute, at Hampton, Virginia, for the academical year ..
Year: 1869 (1860s)
Authors: Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
Subjects: Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
Publisher: Hampton : Institute Steam Press
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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ad, N. Y.New London, Conn.Hampton, Va. * Left before close of term. 16 Smith, MaryThomas, EmilyThompson, CamillaBailey, WilliamBanks, CurtisBaylor, William*Baynes, NoahBell, William J.*Bradley, John H.Brooks, Henry AndersonCarter, WilliamCallis, JesseChisman, JohnClarkson, Henry P.*Coleman, William HenryDennis, William B.*Gun, Russel G.*Hilton, HamptonIvy, George HarmanJones, BenjaminJones, Addison Lockhart, Miles, RichardMills, WilliamPressy, Abram*Silence, GeorgeSills, Turner B.Spottswood, LincolnSterrett, Nathaniel*Stith, Armon A.*Woods, ThomasWilliams, Edward Hampton, Va Fortress Monroe, Brooklyn, N. Y.Hampton, Va.Rushville, N. J.Hampton, Va.Portsmouth, Greenville, N. C.Philadelphia, Penn.Richmond, Va Hampton, Norwood,Hampden Sidney,Yorktown,Stockbridge, Mass.Farmville, Va.Danville, Hampton, Harrisonburg, Raleigh, N. C.Hampton, Va. Williamsburgh, Washington, D. C.Southampton, Va.Mill Creek,Baltimore, Md.Norfolk, Va. ChrisUansburgh, Philadelphia, Pa. * Left before close of term. 11
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18 THE BUTLER SCHOOL Is held in the large cruciform building erected by General Butlerduring the war, with public funds; it now belongs to the NormalSchool. It is a free county school with an enrollment of two hun-dred and thirty children ; is also a preparatory school to the Institute,and contains a class of thirty-one who are on the Normal School rolls,most of whom are boarders, expecting to enter the Junior Class ofnext term. One wing of the building has been fitted up as the resi-dence of Mr. and Mrs. George Dixon, through whose efforts, in Eng-land, the means of support for forty-five students at the Institute weresecured. The Butler School is in charge of Eunice C. Dixon, assistedby George Davis and Joseph C. Mebane, graduates. The teachers1salaries are paid by the county; the Institute furnishes their b^-ard. SUMMARY. Girls. Boys. Totals. Senior Class 11 Senior Cluss SQ — 47 Middle 11 27 Middle 43 — 70 Junior u 82 Junior 4 50 — 82 Preparatory • 26 Preparatory 2U — Go

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