List of Phillips Exeter Academy people

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The following is a list of notable faculty, trustees, and alumni of Phillips Exeter Academy, a preparatory school in Exeter, New Hampshire, founded in 1781.

Contents

Founder

Principals

Notable faculty members and trustees of Phillips Exeter Academy

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Paine Wingate
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John Taylor Gilman
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James Walker
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Charles H. Bell
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Frederick Buechner
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Thomas Hassan
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Dan Brown
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Dolores Kendrick

Notable alumni

1780s

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Josiah Bartlett Jr.

1790s

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Lewis Cass
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Daniel Webster

1800s

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Edward Everett
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James H. Duncan

1810s

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John Adams Dix
George Bancroft George Bancroft United States Secretary of Navy c. 1860.jpg
George Bancroft
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Thomas Wilson Dorr

1820s

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Franklin Pierce
Alpheus Felch Alpheus Felch.jpg
Alpheus Felch
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Benjamin Butler

1830s

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Henry Gardner
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Nathaniel B. Baker
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Amos T. Akerman

1840s

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Paul A. Chadbourne
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Elijah B. Stoddard

1850s

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Benjamin F. Prescott
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George W. Atherton

1860s

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Robert Todd Lincoln
Herbert Baxter Adams Herbert Baxter Adams - Brady-Handy.jpg
Herbert Baxter Adams

1870s

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August Belmont Jr.
Frederick Winslow Taylor Frederick Winslow Taylor crop.jpg
Frederick Winslow Taylor
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William De Witt Hyde
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Walter I. McCoy

1880s

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Amos Alonzo Stagg
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Lindley Miller Garrison
Gifford Pinchot Gifford Pinchot 3c03915u.jpg
Gifford Pinchot
Booth Tarkington Booth Tarkington cph.3b27122.jpg
Booth Tarkington
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Daniel Gregory Mason
George R. Stobbs GeorgeRStobbs.jpg
George R. Stobbs

1890s

1900s

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Jay R. Benton
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Edwin F. Harding
Henry Morgenthau Jr. Henry Morgenthau, Jr. (1944).jpg
Henry Morgenthau Jr.

1910s

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Robert Nathan
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Howard Hawks
Robert B. Chiperfield RobertBChiperfield.jpg
Robert B. Chiperfield
Norris Cotton Norris Cotton.jpg
Norris Cotton

1920s

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Kent Smith
Walter A. Brown Walter A. Brown, Boston Celtics, 1960.jpg
Walter A. Brown

1930s

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William H. Blanchard
Richard Walker Bolling RichardBolling.jpg
Richard Walker Bolling
Hugh Gregg Hugh Gregg.jpg
Hugh Gregg
William Verity Jr. CalvinWilliamVerity.jpg
William Verity Jr.
Douglas Knight Douglas Maitland Knight.jpg
Douglas Knight

1940s

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Lloyd Shapley
Robert B. Rheault RobertBRheault-USMA, West Point-1946.jpg
Robert B. Rheault
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George Plimpton
James R. Lilley James Roderick Lilley.jpg
James R. Lilley
Donald Hall Donald Hall.jpg
Donald Hall
Carlos Romero Barcelo Carlos Antonio Romero-Barcelo.jpg
Carlos Romero Barceló

1950s

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Pierre S. du Pont IV
David Mumford David Mumford.jpg
David Mumford
Jay Rockefeller Jay Rockefeller official photo.jpg
Jay Rockefeller
Tim Wirth Moderator Timothy E. Wirth - World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2011.jpg
Tim Wirth
Robert Thurman Robert Thurman 2006.jpg
Robert Thurman
Tom Mankiewicz Tom Mankiewicz in 2007 (cropped).jpg
Tom Mankiewicz
Daniel Dennett Daniel Dennett 2.jpg
Daniel Dennett

1960s

Charles C. Krulak Charles C. Krulak.jpg
Charles C. Krulak
John Irving John Irving Hengelo 2.jpg
John Irving
Craig Roberts Stapleton Craig Roberts Stapleton.jpg
Craig Roberts Stapleton
Judd Gregg Gregg-official-photo-closeup.jpg
Judd Gregg
Kent Conrad Kent Conrad official portrait.jpg
Kent Conrad

1970s

Ned Lamont Governor Ned Lamont of Connecticut, official portrait.jpg
Ned Lamont
Bobby Shriver Bobbyshriverheadshot.jpg
Bobby Shriver
Paul Romer Paul Romer in 2005.jpg
Paul Romer
Tom Steyer SteyerHeadshot.jpeg
Tom Steyer
Hansen Clarke Hansen Clarke, Official Portrait, 112th Congress.jpg
Hansen Clarke

1980s

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Peter R. Orszag
Niel Brandt Niel Brandt, State College 2015.JPG
Niel Brandt

1990s

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Alessandro Nivola
John Palfrey John Palfrey-20080313.jpg
John Palfrey
John Forte John Forte 2012 Shankbone.JPG
John Forté

2000s

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Sam Fuld
Mark Zuckerberg Mark Zuckerberg em setembro de 2014.jpg
Mark Zuckerberg

2010s

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Duncan Robinson

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