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GRADUATE SCHOOL
MASTERS OF ARTS
[Ira] William Davenport, M.A. 1890.
Bom July 6, 1863, in Jacksonville, III.
Died August 26, 1938, at Pemaqutd Pomt, Me.
Father, Basd Davenport, millowner and flour and gram merchant m
Jacksonville, 111 , son of Ira Davenport of Jacksonville. Mother, Mary
Elizabeth (Metcalf) Davenport Yale relatives mclude a nephew, Wdham
Burke Belknap, '08.
BA Illinois College 1885, attended Yale Graduate School 1887-89
(MA 1890), supermtendent of schools Jacksonville 1889-92, professor
of English Manual Training High School, Louisville, 1892-1900, headmaster Patterson-Davenport School for Boys, Louisville, 1900-09^ and
of Country Day School, Louisville, 1910-17; registrar Umversity of
Louisville 1917-28, mstructor m history 1917-26, and associate professor
of education 1926-28, retired in 1928; resided m Louisville and had mam-
tamed a summer home at Pemaquid Pomt, Me, for many years; governor Yale Alumm Association of Kentucky 1922-23, member Arts
Club, Louisville, Enghsh Speaking Umon, and Christ Church Cathedral
(Episcopal), Louisville
Marned June 24, 1902, m Louisville, Emdy Andrews, daughter of
Charles Gurdon and Emdy (Andrews) Davison Chddren Basd, '26, and
John Andrews, '32
Death due to coronary thrombosis. Ashes mterred m Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville. Survived by wife, sons, and one grandson
Kozo Samuru Chiba, M.A. 1895.
Died in December, 1938.
Attended Yale Graduate School 1893-95 (MA 1895), lecturer on
political and social sciences at Tokyo School of Politics; author The
Political Philosophy of J H Green, and of numerous articles on politics,
sociology, and ethical subjects; translated mto Japanese* Sorley's Recent
Tendencies tn Ethics, and Ibsen's The Master Builder, Hedda Gabler, and
When We Dead Awaken
240
| 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 240 |
| Transcript | GRADUATE SCHOOL MASTERS OF ARTS [Ira] William Davenport, M.A. 1890. Bom July 6, 1863, in Jacksonville, III. Died August 26, 1938, at Pemaqutd Pomt, Me. Father, Basd Davenport, millowner and flour and gram merchant m Jacksonville, 111 , son of Ira Davenport of Jacksonville. Mother, Mary Elizabeth (Metcalf) Davenport Yale relatives mclude a nephew, Wdham Burke Belknap, '08. BA Illinois College 1885, attended Yale Graduate School 1887-89 (MA 1890), supermtendent of schools Jacksonville 1889-92, professor of English Manual Training High School, Louisville, 1892-1900, headmaster Patterson-Davenport School for Boys, Louisville, 1900-09^ and of Country Day School, Louisville, 1910-17; registrar Umversity of Louisville 1917-28, mstructor m history 1917-26, and associate professor of education 1926-28, retired in 1928; resided m Louisville and had mam- tamed a summer home at Pemaquid Pomt, Me, for many years; governor Yale Alumm Association of Kentucky 1922-23, member Arts Club, Louisville, Enghsh Speaking Umon, and Christ Church Cathedral (Episcopal), Louisville Marned June 24, 1902, m Louisville, Emdy Andrews, daughter of Charles Gurdon and Emdy (Andrews) Davison Chddren Basd, '26, and John Andrews, '32 Death due to coronary thrombosis. Ashes mterred m Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville. Survived by wife, sons, and one grandson Kozo Samuru Chiba, M.A. 1895. Died in December, 1938. Attended Yale Graduate School 1893-95 (MA 1895), lecturer on political and social sciences at Tokyo School of Politics; author The Political Philosophy of J H Green, and of numerous articles on politics, sociology, and ethical subjects; translated mto Japanese* Sorley's Recent Tendencies tn Ethics, and Ibsen's The Master Builder, Hedda Gabler, and When We Dead Awaken 240 |
