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230 Yale University Obituary Record
January 22,1918-December, 1918, and at U S Naval Base No 7, Brest,
for troop convoy duty; on foreign service May, 1918-January, 1919,
discharged January 18, 1919, president Meeker Foundry Company
1919-26 when he withdrew from busmess because of ill-health, had
recendy resided at Daytona Beach, Fla., member Yale Engmeermg
Association, Amencan Society of Mechamcal Engineers, and Episcopal
Church, Orange, N J.
Married Aprd 21, 1919, in Syracuse, N Y, Helen Van Gaasbeek,
daughter of John Francis and Antomette (Van Gaasbeek) Nash
Death due to a fractured skull sustained m a fall Buried m Albany
(NY) Rural Cemetery Survived by wife and two half brothers,
Gardner Meeker, '92 S , and Harry B Cox, '02 Another half brother,
David M Meeker, '91 S , died November 30, 1937.
Francis Lightbody Field, Ph.B. 1916.
Bom September 15, 1893, in Brooklyn, NY.
Died December 23, 1938, in New York City.
Father, John Henry Field, head of hat manufacturmg firm of John H.
Field, Brooklyn, son of John Henry and Eliza (Jago) Field of Brooklyn.
Mother, Alicia Cousins (Hicinbothem) Field, daughter of James and
Margaret (Cousms) Hicinbothem of Brooklyn.
Brooklyn Boys' High School and New York Preparatory School.
Select course, Freshman football, track, and cross country squads, member Pipe and Bowl, Phi Kappa Epsdon, and Book and Bond.
Attended New York Law School 1916-17 and Brooklyn Law School
1919-20, admitted to New York bar 1920, partner m law firms of
Thomas [Hector W, '88] & Houghton (later Thomas, Houghton &
Shepard), New York City, 1920-25, Ferris, Shepard, Joyce & McCoy
1925-30, and Buckley & Buckley 1930-35, had been associated with
Roy P Monahan smce 1936, enlisted September 21, 1917, as pnvate,
Battery A, 306th Field Artillery, 77th Division, promoted to corporal
October, 1917, and sergeant February, 1918, served overseas April 24,
1918-Apnl 29, 1919, taking part m the Oisne-Aisne and the Meuse-
Argonne offensives, discharged May 10, 1919, member American
Legion (judge advocate, Insurance Post 1937-38), and Spencer Memorial
Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn.
Married June 29, 1924, m Brooklyn, Emma, daughter of John and
Margaret (Khnck) Morch
Death due to a hemorrhage Buried m Evergreen Cemetery, Brooklyn Survived by wife, mother, a sister, Miss Margaret Ehzabeth Field,
and two brothers, John Howard Field and Rev. Herbert Hicinbothem
Field (M A Columbia 1921, D D. Hastings College 1928) of Brooklyn
| Title | Yb 65, Obituary Records of Graduates of Yale University Deceased During the Years 1935-1940 |
| Creator | Yale University |
| Place of Publication | New Haven, Connecticut (Conn.) |
| Date | 1935-1940 |
| Call Number | Yb 65 |
| Language | English |
| Subject | Yale University -- Biography |
| Type | Periodical |
| Identifier | http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/3036259 |
| Repository | Manuscripts and Archives |
| Repository URL | http://www.library.yale.edu/mssa |
| Series | Bulletin of Yale University |
| Title | Page 230 |
| Transcript | 230 Yale University Obituary Record January 22,1918-December, 1918, and at U S Naval Base No 7, Brest, for troop convoy duty; on foreign service May, 1918-January, 1919, discharged January 18, 1919, president Meeker Foundry Company 1919-26 when he withdrew from busmess because of ill-health, had recendy resided at Daytona Beach, Fla., member Yale Engmeermg Association, Amencan Society of Mechamcal Engineers, and Episcopal Church, Orange, N J. Married Aprd 21, 1919, in Syracuse, N Y, Helen Van Gaasbeek, daughter of John Francis and Antomette (Van Gaasbeek) Nash Death due to a fractured skull sustained m a fall Buried m Albany (NY) Rural Cemetery Survived by wife and two half brothers, Gardner Meeker, '92 S , and Harry B Cox, '02 Another half brother, David M Meeker, '91 S , died November 30, 1937. Francis Lightbody Field, Ph.B. 1916. Bom September 15, 1893, in Brooklyn, NY. Died December 23, 1938, in New York City. Father, John Henry Field, head of hat manufacturmg firm of John H. Field, Brooklyn, son of John Henry and Eliza (Jago) Field of Brooklyn. Mother, Alicia Cousins (Hicinbothem) Field, daughter of James and Margaret (Cousms) Hicinbothem of Brooklyn. Brooklyn Boys' High School and New York Preparatory School. Select course, Freshman football, track, and cross country squads, member Pipe and Bowl, Phi Kappa Epsdon, and Book and Bond. Attended New York Law School 1916-17 and Brooklyn Law School 1919-20, admitted to New York bar 1920, partner m law firms of Thomas [Hector W, '88] & Houghton (later Thomas, Houghton & Shepard), New York City, 1920-25, Ferris, Shepard, Joyce & McCoy 1925-30, and Buckley & Buckley 1930-35, had been associated with Roy P Monahan smce 1936, enlisted September 21, 1917, as pnvate, Battery A, 306th Field Artillery, 77th Division, promoted to corporal October, 1917, and sergeant February, 1918, served overseas April 24, 1918-Apnl 29, 1919, taking part m the Oisne-Aisne and the Meuse- Argonne offensives, discharged May 10, 1919, member American Legion (judge advocate, Insurance Post 1937-38), and Spencer Memorial Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn. Married June 29, 1924, m Brooklyn, Emma, daughter of John and Margaret (Khnck) Morch Death due to a hemorrhage Buried m Evergreen Cemetery, Brooklyn Survived by wife, mother, a sister, Miss Margaret Ehzabeth Field, and two brothers, John Howard Field and Rev. Herbert Hicinbothem Field (M A Columbia 1921, D D. Hastings College 1928) of Brooklyn |
