Apparently I'm not the only one in our family to struggle with math...
My great-grandfather, James Grover TERWILLIGER, known as "Grove" in the family. Born 27 May 1856, Syracuse, Onondaga NY, died 17 Mar 1929, Englewood, Bergen, NJ. He is found in the middle of this page of those students needing to pass a Math exam (again).
From files,1873-1874: from Munroe Collegiate Institute, Williams College, Williamstown, MA
Note the names of fathers are given here, providing another source for parentage.
Family history and genealogy research on both my ancestors & my ex-husband's ancestors, with personal memories, family photographs, old maps, and more. Ancestors from Northern Ireland, Northern England, Midlands England, Germany, and the Netherlands: all immigrants to North America, from very early 1600s onwards. Pilgrims to Palatines, finding my roots is a big adventure!
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Family, friends, and others - I hope you enjoy these pages about our ancestors and their lives. Genealogy has become somewhat of an obsession, more than a hobby, and definitely a wonderful mystery to dig into and discover. Enjoy my writing, and contact me at celia.winky at gmail dot com if you have anything to add to the stories. ... Celia Lewis
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Perhaps Grove was just not interested in Maths.
Could be, Jill. It looks like a number of the Freshmen weren't interested - one young man was on his 3rd try at the math exam! It was so much fun to read about him at Williams College - I'd written to them for any information they might have in their files, and received quite a few sheets of copies of items, such as this one. Very helpful. Thanks for dropping by!
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