State University of New York at Buffalo -- Periodicals.
College student newspapers and periodicals -- New York (State) -- Buffalo.
Student publications -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals.
State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives.
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Russell Jesse White (b. 1814) was a well-known physician in Buffalo, New York.
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Chandler Joseph Wells (1814-1887) was Mayor of Buffalo, N.Y. from 1866-1867.
Cabinetmakers -- New York (State) -- Buffalo
Horace Utley (1810-1873) was a prominent cabinetmaker in Buffalo, New York.
Businessmen -- New York (State) -- Buffalo
S.S. Guthrie (b. 1819) worked in the mercantile and railroad businesses in Buffalo, New York.
James Tillinghast (b. 1822) was a businessman with interests in grain shipping via water and rail.
Robert G. Stewart (1808-1881) was a businessman who worked as a farmer, as a distiller, and had interests in the elevating business.
Pharmacists -- New York (State) -- Buffalo
William Henry Smith (1832-1879) was a pharmacist who operated a drug in Buffalo, New York.
August Rockwell (1822-1882) was a painter and artist who created portraits in Buffalo, N.Y.
John B. Skinner (1799-1871) was a well-respected lawyer and judge in Buffalo, N.Y.
J.F. Schoellkopf (b. 1819) was a prominent businessman in Buffalo, N.Y. with a diverse group of business interests.
Contractors -- New York (State) -- Buffalo
Henry Rumrill (1805-1890) was a prominent contractor in Buffalo, N.Y., and was tasked in charge of the building of over forty prominent buildings in the city.
Gerhard Lang (b. 1834) was a prominent brewer in Buffalo, N.Y.
Sheldon Pease (1809-1888) was a businessman in Buffalo, N.Y., with interests in shipping via rail and ship.
Politicians -- New York (State) -- Buffalo
James O. Putnam (1818-1903) was a politician and lawyer from Buffalo, New York. Putnam was a member of the New York State Senate from 1854-1855, U.S. Minister to Belgium from 1880-1882, and served as the Chancellor of the University at Buffalo from 1895-1902.
W.W. Potter (b. 1837) was a prominent physician in Buffalo, N.Y., and served as a surgeon for the Union during the Civil War.
Orson Phelps (1805-1870) was a businessman who was heavily involved in infrastructure development in Western New York.
George Palmer (1792-1864) was a businessman with interests in the leather and railroad industries.
John T. Noye (1814-1881) was a businessman with interests in grain shipping, and later flour milling, in Buffalo, N.Y.
A.C. Moore (1799-1883) was a real estate investor and philanthropist in Buffalo, N.Y.
Michael Mesmer (b. 1815) was a businessman with interests in grain, groceries, and cabinetmaking.
John B. Manning (1833-1908) was a politician who served as Mayor of Buffalo, N.Y. from 1883-1884, in the wake of Grover Cleveland's resignation.
John Lyth (b. 1820) was a businessman who manufactured tile and sewage pipe in a Buffalo, N.Y. factory.
Henry Kip (1818-1883) was a businessman who held administrative positions at Wells Fargo, American Express, and United States Express.
Sherman S. Jewett (b. 1818) was a businessman who operated a foundry business known as Sherman S. Jewett & Co.
Ethan H. Howard (b. 1810s) was a businessman with interests in dry goods and banking.
Daniel E. Bailey (b. 1820s) was a prominent shipbuilder and government contractor in Buffalo, New York.
George B. Gates (1812-1880) was a prominent businessman in Buffalo, with interests in railroads and banking. He also served the city as Water Commissioner for many years.
Jerome F. Fargo (1820-1883) was a businessman with interests in trade and the elevating industry.
Publishers -- New York (State) -- Buffalo
Robert Dick (b. 1814) was a publisher of Christian books and newspapers in Buffalo, N.Y., and served with the Union during the Civil War.
Thomas Clark (1821-1882) was a prominent businessman in Buffalo, N.Y., with interests in the elevating business.
John Whipple Clark (1799-1872) was a physician and businessman who lived in Buffalo, New York.
Alexander Brush (1824-1892) was Mayor of Buffalo, N.Y. from 1870-1873 and 1880-1881. He also operated a brick-making factory for over twenty years.
S.N. Brayton (b. 1839) was a prominent physician in Buffalo, N.Y.
David S. Bennett (1811-1894) was a prominent politician from Buffalo, New York. Bennett served as a U.S. Representative from 1869-1871.
James Adams (b. 1823) was a businessman in Buffalo, N.Y., with business interests in the lumber and rail trades.
Charles C.F. Gay (b. 1821) was a prominent physician and surgeon in Buffalo, New York.
Lafayette D. McMichael (b. 1840s) was a prominent physician in Buffalo, New York. McMichael specialized in treatments for cancer and tumors, and moved to Chicago, Illinois in 1890 to open a sanitarium there.
O.H. Marshall (b. 1813) was a prominent attorney in Buffalo, N.Y.
Stephen V.R. Watson (1817-1880) was a politician who served in the New York State Assembly in the early 1860s.
George Howard (b. 1810) was a businessman with interests in the tanning industry.
J.K. Tucker (b. 1800s) operated a hotel in downtown Buffalo, N.Y. called The Tucker Hotel.
William W. Hammond (b. 1831) was Erie County Judge in the late 1870s and 1880s.
William C. Bryant (b. 1820s) operated a law office in Buffalo, New York.
Charles D. Norton (1820-1867) was a prominent attorney in Buffalo, New York. His son, Charles P. Norton, was Chancellor of the University at Buffalo from 1909-1920.
William H. Greene (1812-1882) was a prominent, well-respected lawyer in Buffalo, New York, and the State of New York as a whole.
Henry W. Rogers (1806-1881) was a lawyer in Buffalo, and served as the Collector of the Port of Buffalo from 1845-1849.
Stephen G. Austin (1791-1872) was a skilled lawyer who spent the majority of his adult life in Buffalo, New York.
Philander Bennett (1795-1863) was a prominent lawyer, judge, and businessman in Buffalo, New York.
Garrett C. Daboll (b. 1839) was a prominent dentist in Buffalo, New York.
U.C. Lynde (b. 1834) was a physician in Buffalo, N.Y., who also served as a surgeon during the Civil War.
Joseph C. Greene (b. 1829) was a prominent physician in Buffalo, New York.
Cornelius C. Wyckoff (b. 1822) was a prominent physician in Buffalo, New York, and served as a state delegate to the American Medical Association for several years in the 1870s.
S.F. Mixer (1815-1883) was one of the leading physicians in Buffalo, N.Y., and worked at Buffalo General Hospital from 1858-1874.
Gorham F. Pratt (b. 1804) was a prominent physician in Buffalo, N.Y.
Bryant Burwell (1796-1861) was a prominent physician in Buffalo, N.Y., practicing in the city for nearly forty years.
John E. Marshall (1785-1838) was a prominent physician in Buffalo, N.Y. and Erie County as a whole.
Charles E. Young (1816-1882) worked in the bookbinding and printing businesses in Buffalo, New York.
C.W. McCune (b. 1832) was a Buffalo, N.Y. publisher who was President of The Courier Company.
Journalists -- New York (State) -- Buffalo
Joseph Warren (1829-1876) was a well-known journalist and editor of political newspapers in Buffalo, New York.
Elam Richardson Jewett (1810-1887) was a publisher and businessman, who operated two Whig newspapers and a stationery business.
Edward L. Stevenson (b. 1806) was a businessman in Buffalo, N.Y., with interests in stagecoach and railway enterprises, and banking.
George W. Tifft (1805-1882) was a prominent businessman in Buffalo, New York, with interests in lumber, shipping, coal, rail, and banking.