This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1901. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... received the honorary degree of S. T. D. from Harvard College, and in 1872 that of LL. D. from Hobart College. He resigned the New York pastorate March 16, 1869, and sailed for Europe, where he travelled extensively. On his return to America in 1869, Dr. Osgood immediately entered the Protestant Episcopal Church and was called to Trinity parish in San Francisc0, and to the church of St. John the Evangelist in New York City, but he accepted no permanent charge. He settled in Fairfield, Conn., and under his fostering care " Waldstein" grew in beauty and comfort day by day. His mind and pen were ever busy. The works -- reviews, magazine and centennial articles, sermons and addresses, and other literary labors -- of Dr. Osgood are minutely enumerated in the New England Historical and Genealogical Register for April, 1882. Rev. Dr. Osgood died suddenly in New York City, April 14, 188o. rsr) The officers of the Artillery Company elected in 1868 were: George O. I OUO. Carpenter (1856) (1865), captain; William H. Lawrence (1867), first lieutenant; George H. Allen (1857), second lieutenant; Horace C. Lee (1864), adjutant; Albert A. Folsom (1867), first sergeant; Caleb E. Niebuhr (1867), second sergeant; John C. Farnham, (1865), third sergeant; H. K W. Hibbard (1859), fourth sergeant; David F. McGilvray (1859), fifth sergeant; William H. Cundy (1867), sixth sergeant; Isaac Watts (1862), seventh sergeant; John Botume, Jr. (1859), eighth sergeant; Caleb Drew, ninth sergeant; John W. Mahan (1866), tenth sergeant; John G. Roberts (1847), treasurer and paymaster; George H. Allen (1857), clerk and assistant paymaster; Charles S. Lambert (1835), quartermaster; Richard M. Barker (1854), armorer. The members of the Artillery Company recruited in 1868 were: James E. Adams, James H....
