Joseph Hubley Ashton (March 11, 1836 – March 14, 1907) was a professor in the Georgetown University Law School from 1870 to 1874.

Baker, L’1892 (October 4, 1867 – January 1, 1919) lectured at the Georgetown University Law School on evidence and real estate law from circa 1902 to the time of his death.

Joseph James Darlington (February 10, 1849- June 24, 1920), was an attorney, author of Darlington on Personal Property, and instructor in the Georgetown University Law School from 1881-1900.

Bernard A. Kengla, L’1867 (? – February 18, 1891) founded a large tannery in Tucson, Arizona.

John Savage Denton, L’1895, (November 30, 1865 – ?) was a lawyer and Vice-President and General Manager of the Southern Lumber and Manufacturing Company based in Nashville, Tennessee.

Worthington, L’1897 (1878-?) was a senior partner at the law firm of Worthington & Patterson, Washington, D.C.1

Woodward, L’1888 (? – January 26, 19111) was vice president of the Washington Title Company and of the District Title Insurance Company and was a law professor at Howard University.

Wolf, L’1892 (August 11, 1868-February 2, 1905) was a partner in the law firm of Wolf & Rosenberg, Washington, D.C. and an instructor in Woods Commercial College and the National Law School.

Weller, C’1893, L’1895 (October 26, 1873 – January 6, 1955

Martin F. Conboy (L 1898) was the first president of the modern Georgetown University Alumni Association. He was elected at its first meeting in 1940 and held the position until 1944.

Tallmadge Augustine Lambert (1842 - ?) was an alumnus of Georgetown University, a lawyer, and faculty member of the law school. He received his A.B. from Georgetown in 1862 and was the valedictorian of his class.

Lambert was born on December 20, 1842 to Daniel Lambert and Frederica R. (née Preuss) Lambert in Madison, Wisconsin. His family was originally from Connecticut and his ancestors had founded the town of Wilton, Connecticut. 

Michael Joseph Colbert (1865 - ?) was an alumnus of Georgetown University, a lawyer, and faculty member at Georgetown University Law School. He earned four degrees from Georgetown: an A.B. in 1883, an A.M., an LL. B in 1885, and an LL. M in 1886. 

Charles Edward Roach (1874 - 1935) was an alumnus of Georgetown University, a lawyer, and professor at Georgetown Law School. He earned three degrees from Georgetown: an A.B. in 1895, an LL. B. in 1897, and an LL. M. in 1898.

Roach was born on November 17, 1874 to William N. Roach and Mary Frances Liebermann in Washington, D.C. His father, also a Georgetown alumnus (1859), had been a United States Senator from North Dakota while his maternal grandfather had been the first chair of surgery at the Georgetown University Medical Department when it was established in 1850.