. Norwich University, 1819-1911; her history, her graduates, her roll of honor . history in 1907, that he at-tributed his remarkable health to theearly training he received at the oldA. L. S. & M. Academy, underCaptain Partridge. He was twice married: first, March7, 1844, to Ellen Moulton, neice and Capt. Nathan Loveman Pennock. adopted daughter of Hon. Dudley Chase. She died July 22, 1873. Fourchildren were born to them: Ellen Maria, born January 8, 1846, married JohnF. Tenney, resides in Federal Point, Fla.; Mary Alice, born September 3, 1848,died January 29, 1879; Sarah Elizabeth, born July
. Norwich University, 1819-1911; her history, her graduates, her roll of honor . history in 1907, that he at-tributed his remarkable health to theearly training he received at the oldA. L. S. & M. Academy, underCaptain Partridge. He was twice married: first, March7, 1844, to Ellen Moulton, neice and Capt. Nathan Loveman Pennock. adopted daughter of Hon. Dudley Chase. She died July 22, 1873. Fourchildren were born to them: Ellen Maria, born January 8, 1846, married JohnF. Tenney, resides in Federal Point, Fla.; Mary Alice, born September 3, 1848,died January 29, 1879; Sarah Elizabeth, born July 1, 1853, married J. , died October 12, 1898; Salmon Cotton, born December 18, 1854, nowa nurse, resides in Somerville, Mass. He was again married, December 20,1877, to Mrs. Mary Ann (Foster) Cheney, a native of Randolph, Vt., whosurvives him and resides in Pittsburg, Pa. Two children were born of thismarriage: Annie Louise, born December 8, 1878, married George N. Putnam,resides in Newton, Mass.; Nathan Lewis, born August 1, 1880, resides in WestSomerville, ALFRED PERKINS, A. B. Alfred Perkins, son of Gen. Simon and Nancy (Bishop) Perkins, was bornin Warren, Ohio, in 1811, and died there, unmarried, March 31, 1840. He entered the Academy in 1826, and graduated in 1829. lie thenentered Yale University and graduated A. B. in 1833. His health faihng, he traveled in southern Europe during 1837 and 1839?in hopes the change of climate would prove beneficial. He was a fine studentand gave promise of a brilliant career. 194 NORWICH UNIVERSITY, PROF. EDWIN STURTEVANT PERKINS. Edwiu S. Perkins, son of Nathan and Hannah (Stuitevant) Perkins, wasborn in Woodstock Vt., January 18, 1805, and died in Harrisburg, Pa., June18, ISTfD. He prepared for college in the schools of Windsor and entered the Acad-emy in 1825, and graduated in 1828. He was an accomplished musician andplayed in the cadet band. Soon after graduating he removed to Pennsylvania, where he taughtschool for some j
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