MORE THAN 1,100 students attended the school
before it closed in 1833. The distinguished list includes two vice-presidents,
101 United States congressmen, twenty-eight United States senators,
six cabinet members, three justices of the United States Supreme
Court, fourteen governors and and thirteen chief justices of state
supreme courts. Many more held state and local political office,
while a large number became leaders of the nation's emerging mercantile,
industrial, and banking establishments. More than a dozen students
of the Litchfield Law School founded university law schools and
many became university presidents.If you are a descendant of a Litchfield Law School student or
have materials that may pertain to the school, please contact the
Litchfield Historical Society.
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X | Y | ZAbbott,
Nehemiah, 1823Babbitt, Roswell, 1833Calhoun, John Caldwell, 1805Dart, John Sanford, 1821Eastman, Ahira G., 1833 Fairchild, Robert, 1794Gansevoort, Peter, Jr., 1810Hadnall, William B., 1819Ives, Henry C., 1831Jackson, Ebenezer, Jr., 1814Kellogg, Edward, 1823Lake, Joseph, 1820McCawley, Robert, 1822Neill ,George B., 1829Oakley, Jesse, 1814Page, Benjamin, 1805Rankin, Robert Gozman, 1827rd , 1808Saltonstall, Dudley, 1791Tabor, William J., 1813Upson, Stephen, c. 1804-5Vanderheyden, Samuel D., 1820rd , 1791Wakeman, Jonathan, 1807Yates, Metcalf, 1821
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