UGA-Aggregation

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  Faculty Minutes, Vol. II, 1836-1845

  The University of Georgia Faculty Minutes, Vol. II, 1836-1845
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  Faculty Minutes, Vol. III, 1850-1873

  The University of Georgia Faculty Minutes, Vol. III, 1850-1873
• General Edward Harden

  General Edward Harden was a planter and politician in Athens, Georgia, and owned a plantation in Savannah, Georgia.
• Hancock County, Georgia

  Created in 1793 and named after founding father John Hancock, Hancock County was Georgia's 15th county.
• Hansel

  Hansel was a freed black man that owned a cake shop on Jackson Street in Athens, Georgia.
• Hanson

  Hanson was enslaved by Alonzo S. Church then bequeathed to his children.
• Henry Carlton Billups

  Henry Carlton Billups was an alumnus of the University of Georgia in 1850 and a local planter. He also served in the Confederate States Army.
• Henry Hull

  Henry Hull was a farmer, physician, and the chair of Mathematics in the University of Georgia. He also served as a trustee of the University.
• Henry Jackson

  University of Georgia's first professor of natural philosophy (1811-1813 and 1819-1828). He served as U.S. charge d'affaires in France (1812-1818).
• Hopey

  Hopey was enslaved by Asbury Hull. Her freedom was purchased by her husband Hansel, who owned a cake shop in Athens, Georgia.
• James Neil Bethune

  James Neil Bethune was a graduate of the University of Georgia in 1823. He served as an editor and lawyer in Columbus, Georgia. He is known for managing Thomas Wiggins, also known as Blind Tom Wiggins, an enslaved musician.
• James P. Waddel

  James P. Waddel graduated from the University of Georgia, and became a professor at the University. He served as the clerk vice for the Faculty Minutes.
• James Whitehead

  James Whitehead was a planter, physician, and trustee at the University of Georgia. He graduated from the university in 1806.
• Jim Wood

  Jim Wood was enslaved by Henry Hull.
• Joe

  Joe was enslaved by Mr. Thomas in Athens, Georgia.
• Joe

  Joe was enslaved by Thomas Reade Rootes Cobb, a University of Georgia alumnus.
• John Addison Cobb

  Colonel Cobb
• John Clark

  John Clark was a student at the University of Georgia during the year of 1823. He was recorded in the Faculty Minutes physically assaulting an enslaved person.
• John Clark

  John Clark was a trustee of the University of Georgia and served as Georgia Governor and a State Representative. John Clark also was a member of the Senatus Academicus for the University.
• John Hamill

  John Hamill was the Secretary of the Board of Trustees.
• John Harrison Christy

  John H. Christy created the Southern Watchman newspaper in 1854.
• Joseph Alexander Kenney

  Joseph Alexander was a Methodist minister in Athens-Clarke County, Georgia, and a graduate of the University of Georgia in 1828.
• Joseph Clay, Jr.

  Joseph Clay, Jr. served as a trustee to the University of Georgia. He was also a United States District Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Georgia and was a Baptist pastor.
• Lewis

  Lewis, also known as Old Tub, a blind man enslaved by John H. Christy. He worked for the Southern Watchman newspaper until emancipation.
• Little Buff

  Little Buff was enslaved by Henry Hull and known for his skill in cutting lumber.