. Universities and their sons; history, influence and characteristics of American universities, with biographical sketches and portraits of alumni and recipients of honorary degrees. missioned Major in the United States In-fantry, January 10, 1799. He died in New York in1826, at the age of seventy-six, and was buried inSt. Johns Cemetery. WILDER, William Royal Princeton 1879— Columbia in Saratoga Springs, N. Y., 1858; fitted forCollege in Elizabeth, N. J.; graduated Princeton, 1879;, 1882; , Columbia Law School, 1882; ad-mitted to New York Bar at General Term of S
. Universities and their sons; history, influence and characteristics of American universities, with biographical sketches and portraits of alumni and recipients of honorary degrees. missioned Major in the United States In-fantry, January 10, 1799. He died in New York in1826, at the age of seventy-six, and was buried inSt. Johns Cemetery. WILDER, William Royal Princeton 1879— Columbia in Saratoga Springs, N. Y., 1858; fitted forCollege in Elizabeth, N. J.; graduated Princeton, 1879;, 1882; , Columbia Law School, 1882; ad-mitted to New York Bar at General Term of SupremeCourt, 1882 ; has practised law ever since as a member of different firms ; since 1894 has been in partnershipwith Frederick E. Anderson. WILLIAM ROYAL WILDER, Lawyer, wasborn in Saratoga Springs, New York^June 30, 1858, son of Royal Gould and Eliza J.(Smith) Wilder. His father was a missionary inIndia for over thirty years and founder of theMissionary Review. The Wilders are of Englishdescent, through Thomas and Martha Wilder ofReading, England, who were Puritans. Thomasdied in 1634 and his widow Martha with their chil-dren emigrated to Massachusetts in 16^8. William. WILLL-Ul R. WILDER R. Wilders father and mother were both born inVermont. He lived in India until twelve years ofage. On coming to this country for his educationhe was sent to Saunders Institute and ProfessorHastings School in West Philadeljjhia, was prepared for College in Elizabeth, New Jer-sey, and was graduated from Princeton as Bachelorof Arts in the Class of 1879. Three years later hewas awarded the degree of Master of Arts by thesame College. In October 1879, he entered Co-lumbia Law School, spent 1880-1881 in office andin teaching and tutoring, and was graduated wdthdegree of Bachelor of Laws in 1882, being admittedto the Bar by the General Term of the SupremeCourt of New York in the same year. He has been t lo UNIVERSITIES AND THEIR SONS engaged inactive practice ever since. Until
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