. History of the University of Michigan . ce. His mother, whose name he retained,was a de Pont, and through her he was allied to thefamily of des Urssins. He was eight years at theCollege de JuiUy, and two years at the Collt^ge Rol-lin. After the completion of his studies he receivedthe degree of Bachelor of Arts in 1S56 and thedegree of Bachelor of Science in 1857. He thenpursued post-graduate work leading to the poly-technic and military schools. In i860 he becameengaged in the railroad business. In 1866 becameto America and taught in New York City and vicinityfor a few years. In 1871 he was
. History of the University of Michigan . ce. His mother, whose name he retained,was a de Pont, and through her he was allied to thefamily of des Urssins. He was eight years at theCollege de JuiUy, and two years at the Collt^ge Rol-lin. After the completion of his studies he receivedthe degree of Bachelor of Arts in 1S56 and thedegree of Bachelor of Science in 1857. He thenpursued post-graduate work leading to the poly-technic and military schools. In i860 he becameengaged in the railroad business. In 1866 becameto America and taught in New York City and vicinityfor a few years. In 1871 he was appointed Instruc-tor in Lrench and Drawing at the University ofMichigan. After one year he became Instructor inFrench, and in 18S8 he was advanced to the rankof Assistant Professor. He was also secretary of theFaculty of the Department of Literature, Scienceand the Arts from 1S75 to 1888. This title was the time of his death. He died suddenly on themorning of March i, 1906, at his home in AnnArbor. He was married in June, 1870, to Hen-. PAUL ROUSSEAU BELLON de PONT riette Wiltse, of New York. There were five chil-dren, of wh(jm three survive : Edward Paul, HenriPierre, and Donald Maclean. LEO DWIGHT MINER, a graduate of theUnited States Naval Academy in 18S0, and anAssistant Engineer in the Navy, was appointedx-^ssistant Professor of Mechanical and Marine Engi-neering in the LTniversity in 1S99 and served forone year. He is now a Lieutenant-Commander inthe Navy. FRANK NELSON COLE was born atAshland, Massachusetts, September 20, 1S61, son ofOtis and Frances Maria (Pond) Cole. He receiveda preliminary education in the public schools ofMarlboro, Massachusetts, entered Harvard Univer-sity, and was graduated Bachelor of Arts in pursued his studies further in Leipzig and Gottin- THE UNIVERSITY SENATE 349 gen, and in 1886 received from his Alma Mater thedegree of Doctor of Philosophy. From 18S5 to 1887he was lecturer on Mathematius at Harvard Uni-versity. For the next two ye
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