On 24 November 24 1855, the building and equipment was transferred to the newly
formed Southwestern Normal School which later became National
Normal University
BELLER
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- Rev. William Beller
- Beers History of Warren County, page 726,
"Our subject attended the common schools of the county
after which he took a course at the Academy of Lebanon. He also
took a theological course in Crawford County College, from which
he graduated in 1854."
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BLACKBURN
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- Thomas
J. Blackburn
- Beers History of Warren County, page 967,
"reared in Lebanon, receiving his education in the village
schools and the academy."
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CORWIN
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- Quincy Corwin (3 Dec
1841-15 Apr 1908)
- "Quincy Corwin," obituary, Western
Star (Lebanon, OH), April
23, 1908
"Quincy Corwin, son of Robert G. and Eliza Corwin,
was born at Lebanon, Ohio, December 3, 1841. His early education
was obtained in the schools of Lebanon, including the Old Academy,
and its successor, the Southwestern
Ohio Normal University. . . ."
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Drake
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- Dr. Ithamar H. Drake
- from 18 Dec 1890 Lebanon Gazette Obituary,
"The Commercial Gazette announced on December 10th the death
of Dr. Ithamar H. Drake, at Shelbyville, Indiana,
of heart disdease, in the sixty-second year of his age. Dr. Drake
was the son of the late Peter Drake, of Turtlecreek
Township, and was one of the first pupils of the Lebanon academy"
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Dyche
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- Dr. D.
T. D. Dyche
- from Beers History of Warren County, page 737
"he attended a country school during his youth, and later studied
the higher mathematics and the classics at the Lebanon Academy,
he also took a course of study under an eminent Irish professor,
who taught a private school in the neighborhood of his home at Red
Lion"
- Dr. Raper Dyche
- from obituary in 10 Aug 1893 Western Star,
"Dr. Dyche was a native of Warren county, was born near Monroe,
was a student at the Lebanon Academy during the Rev. Chauncy G.
Giles's regime, and spent his early manhood here."
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HOUGH
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MORRIS
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- William Judson Morris
(1835-1911)
- "William Judson Morris", The Western Star,
Lebanon, Ohio, Thursday, December 21, 1911
" . . . His son, Judson, the subject of
this notice, obtained a good English education at the Lebanon Academy,
and at the time of his death was probably one of the few surviving
person who were present as a student at the opening of that institution
in 1845. . . ."
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MOUNTS
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- Dr.
James L. Mounts
- from Beers History of Warren County page 1025,
"He attended the district school in the winter; attended
the Lebanon Academy in the winter of 1849—50, and one year
at the Ohio Wesleyan University. He taught school one year at the
Zoar Schoolhouse In 1852, he commenced the study of medicine under
the direction of Dr.
J. T. Couden; he attended lectures at the Starling Medical College,
at Columbus, Ohio"
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POMEROY
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- Professor John Norton Pomeroy,
LL.D.
- from obituary in the 25 Feb 1885 Lebanon Gazette,
"Professor Pomeroy was assistant teacher at the Academy for
three years, from 1847 to 1850, first under Mr. C. C. Giles, and
afterwards Mr. John A. Smith."
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Satterwhite
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- Harriet Ellen (Stephens)
Satterwhite (25 Mar 1836 - 28 Oct 1904)
- from obituary in 10 November 1904Western Star,
"She was the only daughter of Aaron and sarah Stephens - and
was educated at the old academy in Lebanon."
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Stephens
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- Harriet Ellen
(Stephens) Satterwhite (25 Mar 1836 - 28 Oct 1904)
- from obituary in 10 November 1904Western Star,
"She was the only daughter of Aaron and sarah Stephens - and
was educated at the old academy in Lebanon."
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