. History of the University of Michigan . Com-payr^s History of Pedagogy (1886), Lectureson Pedagogy (1888), Elements of Psychology (1890), and Psycliology applied to Teaching (1893) ; also, of Rousseaus Emile (1892). In1872 the Regents of the University of Michigan con-ferred upon him the honorary degree of Master ofArts, and in 18S8 the degree of Doctor of 1897 the Western University of Pennsylvania con-ferred upon him the degree of Doctor of first wife was Miss Eva S. Fort, by whom hehad five children : May, William Riley, Eva, EmmaSmith, and Clara Louise. Mrs. Payne hav
. History of the University of Michigan . Com-payr^s History of Pedagogy (1886), Lectureson Pedagogy (1888), Elements of Psychology (1890), and Psycliology applied to Teaching (1893) ; also, of Rousseaus Emile (1892). In1872 the Regents of the University of Michigan con-ferred upon him the honorary degree of Master ofArts, and in 18S8 the degree of Doctor of 1897 the Western University of Pennsylvania con-ferred upon him the degree of Doctor of first wife was Miss Eva S. Fort, by whom hehad five children : May, William Riley, Eva, EmmaSmith, and Clara Louise. Mrs. Payne having diedsome years before, on July 6, 1901, he was marriedto Elizabeth Rebecca Clark ( 1888). ALPHEUS FELCH, Tappan Professor ofLaw, 1879-1883. (See Regents, page 167.) THOMAS PARDON WILSON was bornat Peru, Huron County, Ohio, November 9, 1831,son of Pardon and Mary (Brownell) Wilson. He isof New England ancestry. After a preliminary pub-lic school and seminary education he entered theWestern Horaceopathic College, of Cleveland, and. THOMAS PARDON WILSON received the degree of Doctor of Medicine in preparation was gained by study in variousEuropean hospitals and clinics. He practisedmedicine for fifteen years in Cleveland, and for 26o VNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN eight years in Cincinnati. From i8So to 1885 hewas Professor of the Principles and Practice of Med-icine, Ophthalmology, and Otology in the Horaceo-pathic Medical College of the University of Michi-gan. He was twice president of the MichiganState Prohibition Society. He is a member of theAmerican Institute of Homoeopathy and served asits president in 1880. He founded, in 1867, TheOhio Medical and Surgical Reporter, and, in 1874,The Cincinnati Medical Advance. On June 16,1858, he was married to Marian Beckwith, andthey have two children: Harold ( 1S82, ), and Annie, now Mrs. L. H. Comstock. HENRY C. ALLEN was born in Ontario,Canada, October 2, 1838. He ivas educated in thehigh and grammar schools
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