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Anthon, Charles
Biography
17 Nov. 1797–29 July 1867. College professor, lawyer. Born in New York City. Son of George Christian Anthon and Genevieve Judot. Attended Columbia College, 1811–1815, in New York City. Studied law; admitted to bar, 1819. Adjunct professor of Greek and Latin at Columbia College, 1820–1830. Rector of grammar school, 1830–1864. Full professor at Columbia College, 1830–1867. Produced numerous classical textbooks for college students. Died in New York City.
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papers
- History, 1838–1856, volume A-1 [23 December 1805–30 August 1834]
- Times and Seasons , 2 May 1842
- Appendix 2, Document 1. Characters Copied by John Whitmer, circa 1829–1831
- Appendix 2, Document 3. Stick of Joseph, 1844
- Appendix 2: Copies of Book of Mormon Characters, Introduction
- Appendix: Orson Pratt, A[n] Interesting Account of Several Remarkable Visions, 1840
- Certificate from Michael Chandler, 6 July 1835
- History, circa Summer 1832
- History, circa 1841, draft [Draft 3]
- History, circa 1841, fair copy
- History, circa June 1839–circa 1841 [Draft 2]
- Orson Hyde, Ein Ruf aus der Wüste, 1842, extract
- Orson Hyde, Ein Ruf aus der Wüste (A Cry out of the Wilderness), 1842, extract, English translation
Charles Anthon Photograph, Matthew B. Brady studio, circa 1855–1865. (Courtesy Library of Congress, Washington DC.)
- Gender
- Male