Comprehensive alumni occupations and addresses from Emory College, 1841–1909
Explore a detailed, historically focused directory that traces where Emory College graduates lived and what they did for work in the early years of the university’s history. This edition compiles addresses, professions, and life summaries to help readers understand the college’s enduring reach.
This occupation and address register documents thousands of graduates and their lives after Emory College in Oxford, Georgia. It presents class-by-class rolls, geographical indices, and statistics that illuminate the college’s influence across regions and professions, from teaching and ministry to law and medicine. The book is designed as a reference for researchers, historians, and alumni seeking a clearer picture of Emory’s early alumni network.
- Detailed class rolls and living vs. deceased status by year
- Geographical and occupational indexing for quick reference
- Notes on form, method, and the scope of information collected
- Historical context on the Alumni Association and the book’s preparation
Ideal for readers of genealogy, college history, and Emory alumni materials, this edition serves as a compact, portable reference for tracing the college’s early impact.