Catalogue [serial] 1942-1943
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William Varell were thereby appointed trustees "for the purpose of erecting an Academy in the town of Lewis- burg ... by the name of Franklin Academy" and to pro- vide "towards paying for the house already contracted for." Of the early years of this institution little is known.
Documentary evidence is, however, abundant for 1802, the date of the second charter, and beyond. The trustees were now: John Hunt, Francis Taylor, Epps Moody, John Haywood, Joshua Perry, Archibald Davis, William Lan- cas...ter, Jeremiah Perry, Jr., Richard Fenner, George Tun- stall, Green Hill, William Green, Alexander Falconer, William Williams, Jr., and Major Jeremiah Perry.
The Academy was opened on January 1, 1805, under the direction of Matthew Dickinson of Somers, Con- necticut, a graduate of Yale College, and maternal uncle of the eminent Field brothers, David Dudley, Cyrus W., Stephen Johnson, and Henry Martyn. A Connecticut vis- (Page 13) 14 LouisBURG College itor in 1808 described the Academy as being a "pleasant building on the hill," and noted in his diary Dickinson's observation that "literature is much respected in these parts and literary men reverenced." The annual enroll- ment during the years of his guidance was over seventy — at one time twenty students even came from the Uni- versity of North Carolina.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
William Varell were thereby appointed trustees "for the purpose of erecting an Academy in the town of Lewis- burg ... by the name of Franklin Academy" and to pro- vide "towards paying for the house already contracted for." Of the early years of this institution little is known.
Documentary evidence is, however, abundant for 1802, the date of the second charter, and beyond. The trustees were now: John Hunt, Francis Taylor, Epps Moody, John Haywood, Joshua Perry, Archibald Davis, William Lan- cas...ter, Jeremiah Perry, Jr., Richard Fenner, George Tun- stall, Green Hill, William Green, Alexander Falconer, William Williams, Jr., and Major Jeremiah Perry.
The Academy was opened on January 1, 1805, under the direction of Matthew Dickinson of Somers, Con- necticut, a graduate of Yale College, and maternal uncle of the eminent Field brothers, David Dudley, Cyrus W., Stephen Johnson, and Henry Martyn. A Connecticut vis- (Page 13) 14 LouisBURG College itor in 1808 described the Academy as being a "pleasant building on the hill," and noted in his diary Dickinson's observation that "literature is much respected in these parts and literary men reverenced." The annual enroll- ment during the years of his guidance was over seventy — at one time twenty students even came from the Uni- versity of North Carolina.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louisburg College to read onlineMoreLess
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