. History of the University of Michigan . member of thePhiladelphia College of Pharmacy. He received thehonorary degree of Doctor of Philosophy fromthe University of Michigan in 1886, and the degreeof Doctor of Laws in 1896. Northwestern Univer-sity also conferred upon him the degree of Doctorof Laws in 1902. He was married in 1866 toAbigail Freeburn. He died at Ann Arbor, February25, 1905. Mrs. Prescott and a foster-son, HerbertFreeburn Prescott, survive him. scended from a Holland family in which the menhave, for several generations, followed the profes-sion of teaching. He came to the Unite
. History of the University of Michigan . member of thePhiladelphia College of Pharmacy. He received thehonorary degree of Doctor of Philosophy fromthe University of Michigan in 1886, and the degreeof Doctor of Laws in 1896. Northwestern Univer-sity also conferred upon him the degree of Doctorof Laws in 1902. He was married in 1866 toAbigail Freeburn. He died at Ann Arbor, February25, 1905. Mrs. Prescott and a foster-son, HerbertFreeburn Prescott, survive him. scended from a Holland family in which the menhave, for several generations, followed the profes-sion of teaching. He came to the United States atan early age, and received his first education in thepublic schools of Grand Rapids, Michigan, wherehe was prepared for college. In 1857 he enteredthe University of Michigan and was graduatedBachelor of Arts in 1862. In 1863 he was ap-pointed principal of the Ann Arbor High School,and held that position for two years. In 1865 heentered Union Theological Seminary, New York, toprepare for the ministry, but after two years study. MARTIN LUTHER DOOGE was born atZonnemaire, in the Province of Zeeland, the Nether-lands, July 17, 1839, son of Leonard and Johanna(Quintus) DOoge. On the paternal side his ances-try is Huguenot, and on his mothers side he is de- MARTIN LUTHER D OOGE he was called to the University of Michigan asAssistant Professor of Ancient Languages. Afterone year be became Acting Professor of the GreekLanguage and Literature, in place of ProfessorBoise resigned, and from that position was advancedto the full professorship in 1870. At this time heobtained leave of absence for two years to studyabroad, which period he spent at the universities ofBerlin and Leipzig, receiving the degree of Doctorof Philosophy from the latter in 1872. He thenresumed the duties of his professorship and hascontinued in active service till the present time,with the exception of the year 1886-1887, when hewas absent on leave while serving as Director of School of Classi
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