. Norwich University, 1819-1911; her history, her graduates, her roll of honor . imberlands in Louisiana; has served asdirector from 1901 to date. In Jan-uary, 1902, the Southern LumberCo., of Arkansas was organized byMr. Lindsay, Weyerhaeuser andothers with holdings of 70,000 acresof pine timber land in that State;Mr. Lindsay has served as director ofthe company 1902 to date. He was major of the 31st Regi-ment, New York Mihtia, 1851. Hehas always given his active supportto the various local enterprises andto the religious and charitable insti-tutions of the community; is anactive supporter of
. Norwich University, 1819-1911; her history, her graduates, her roll of honor . imberlands in Louisiana; has served asdirector from 1901 to date. In Jan-uary, 1902, the Southern LumberCo., of Arkansas was organized byMr. Lindsay, Weyerhaeuser andothers with holdings of 70,000 acresof pine timber land in that State;Mr. Lindsay has served as director ofthe company 1902 to date. He was major of the 31st Regi-ment, New York Mihtia, 1851. Hehas always given his active supportto the various local enterprises andto the religious and charitable insti-tutions of the community; is anactive supporter of the Baptist churchand the Y. M. C. A. He is a memberof the Commercial and Outing Clubsand the Academy of Sciences ofDavenport. He was married July 8, 1858, Major James Edwin Lindsey. to Mary Helen Phelps of Schroon, N. Y, Three children have been born tothem: Ralph Edwin, born August 20, 1861, resides in Davenport, Iowa;Millie, born March 14, 1863, married Fred Wyman of Davenport, Iowa, diedDecember 27, 1905; George Francis, born February 27, 1871, resides atDavenport, CALEB OLIVER, B. S. Caleb Oliver, son of George and Deborah (White) Oliver, was born inAthol, Mass., January 3, 1825. He attended the schools of the; town and wheneighteen years of age began to work in the cotton mills in Nashua, N. H , wherein a few months he had the misfortune to lose his right fore-arm by having itcaught in the machinery. He then moved to Peterboro, N. H., and attendedthe Academy in that place, and later., one in Hancock. In 1845, he enteredthe University and graduated B. S. in 1847. He then entered the professionof teaching and was principal of a high school in Kentucky one year; NashuaN. H., high school one year; was connected with the St. Louis, Mo., schoolsfrom 1850 to 1864, when he entered the mercantile business in New Yorkcity, which he followed with much success. Later, he became a travelingsalesman, and in 1883 retired to Nashua, N. H., where ho resided with twoof his sisters
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