Testimonies of Students, Number 6-10, 1768 April, 1768 April Digital
Scope and Contents
Handwritten testimonies of students regarding the rebellion. Each student's statement was numbered, and sheets of paper were also assigned a number, as indicated in the list below.
- Number 6: Benjamin Bradshaw (No. 31, Class of 1769), Thomas Kast (No. 32 ad 33, Class of 1769), Samuel Osgood (No. 34, Class of 1770), and Nathaniel Harrington (No. 35, Class of 1769).
- Number 7: Jonathan Newell (No. 36, Class of 1770) and Samuel Phillips (No. 37, Class of 1771).
- Number 8: Daniel Rogers (No. 38, Class of 1771), Peter Coffin (No. 39, Class of 1769), Samuel Adams (No. 40, Class of 1770), Nehemiah Williams (No. 41, Class of 1769), Abraham Watson (No. 42, Class of 1771), James Blake (No. 43, Class of 1769), and Winthrop Sargent (No. 44, Class of 1771).
- Number 9: George Wheaton (No. 45, Class of 1769), Samuel Whiting (No. 46, Class of 1769), John Williams (No. 46a, Class of 1769), and John Gill (No. 46b, Class of 1771).
- Number 10: Michael Joy (No. 47, Class of 1771) and Benjamin Curtis (No. 48, Class of 1771).
Dates
- Creation: 1768 April
Researcher Access
The Records of the Faculty relating to disorders are open for research.
Extent
22 foldersCreator
- From the Collection: Harvard University (Organization)
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