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During the years 1863 through 1869, eight young men from Bureau County, Illinois, attended the University of Notre Dame. Notre Dame appealed to a Christian audience at large. Each of these young men was a Protestant Christian. They traveled different paths before university and their subsequent life experiences varied markedly. They followed a generation of true pioneers, entrepreneurs and risk-takers. They benefited from that generation but, in some ways, lived in its long shadow.