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Yale College 85
American Samoan Commission 1930 (wrote report of commission and
completed draft of organic law which it drew up), trustee Oahu College
and Punahou Academy 1901-25 (secretary of the board 1901-16),
M A Hon. Yale 1934, commissioned Captam, Quartermaster Reserve
Corps, July 2, 1917, resigned commission May 24, 1918, to serve as
supervisor of examiners, Postal Censorship Office, Honolulu, Apnl 18,
1918-February 26, 1919; first vice-president Guardian Trust Company,
Ltd , 1913, second vice-president 1914-33, and a director, vice-president
Hawanan Histoncal Society 1911-14, an organizer terntonal archives
commission 1905 and member 1905-07, secretary Umversity Club of
Honolulu 1905-13, vice-president 1913-14, and president 1914-15, vice-
president Yale Alumni Association of Hawan 1914-15, member Hawaiian Board of Missions, Sons of the American Revolution, and Central
Umon Church (Congregational), Honolulu
Marned July 21, 1899, in Honolulu, Madeline Perry, daughter of
Alfred Stedman and Charlotte Elizabeth (Smith) Hartwell Children a
son (died two days after birth), Bernice, Dorothy (B A Umv of
Hawan 1928), the wife of Wilham Alexander Jackson (B A. Williams
1927), and Albert Francis, Jr. (Williams ex-'34).
Death due to carcinoma. Ashes mterred in Nuuanu Cemetery, Honolulu. Survived by wife, daughters, one son, one grandson, two sisters,
Miss Agnes Elizabeth Judd of Honolulu, and Sophie Judd Cooke, the
wife of George P. Cooke, '05, and four brothers, James R Judd, '97,
Henry P. Judd, '01, Gernt P Judd, 3d (V M D Umv. of Pennsylvania
1908) of Molokai, Hawan, and Lawrence M Judd of Honolulu. Two
other brothers, Allan W. Judd, ex-'oi, and Charles S Judd, '05, died m
1930 and 1939 respectively.
Henry George Lapham, B.A. 1897.
Bom July 5, 1875, in Brooklyn, N Y
Died December 16, 1939, in Brookline, Mass
Father, John Jesse Lapham of New York City, a founder Texas
Corporation, vice-president Central Leather Company and Umted States
Leather Company; son of Henry Griffith and Semantha (Vad) Lapham
of New York City. Mother, Mary Elizabeth (Walker) Lapham, daughter
of George G and Emdy (Lapham) Walker of Salem, N Y.
Berkeley School, New York City, and pnvate tutor. On Class supper
committee and president Berkeley Club Semor year; member Umversity
Club and Alpha Delta Phi.
Clerk Umted States Leather Company, Boston, 1897-1901; treasurer
B A Corbin & Sons Company, shoe manufacturers, Marlboro, Mass,
1901-39 (vice-president 1901-35), S H Howe Shoe Company, Marl-
| 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 85 |
| Transcript | Yale College 85 American Samoan Commission 1930 (wrote report of commission and completed draft of organic law which it drew up), trustee Oahu College and Punahou Academy 1901-25 (secretary of the board 1901-16), M A Hon. Yale 1934, commissioned Captam, Quartermaster Reserve Corps, July 2, 1917, resigned commission May 24, 1918, to serve as supervisor of examiners, Postal Censorship Office, Honolulu, Apnl 18, 1918-February 26, 1919; first vice-president Guardian Trust Company, Ltd , 1913, second vice-president 1914-33, and a director, vice-president Hawanan Histoncal Society 1911-14, an organizer terntonal archives commission 1905 and member 1905-07, secretary Umversity Club of Honolulu 1905-13, vice-president 1913-14, and president 1914-15, vice- president Yale Alumni Association of Hawan 1914-15, member Hawaiian Board of Missions, Sons of the American Revolution, and Central Umon Church (Congregational), Honolulu Marned July 21, 1899, in Honolulu, Madeline Perry, daughter of Alfred Stedman and Charlotte Elizabeth (Smith) Hartwell Children a son (died two days after birth), Bernice, Dorothy (B A Umv of Hawan 1928), the wife of Wilham Alexander Jackson (B A. Williams 1927), and Albert Francis, Jr. (Williams ex-'34). Death due to carcinoma. Ashes mterred in Nuuanu Cemetery, Honolulu. Survived by wife, daughters, one son, one grandson, two sisters, Miss Agnes Elizabeth Judd of Honolulu, and Sophie Judd Cooke, the wife of George P. Cooke, '05, and four brothers, James R Judd, '97, Henry P. Judd, '01, Gernt P Judd, 3d (V M D Umv. of Pennsylvania 1908) of Molokai, Hawan, and Lawrence M Judd of Honolulu. Two other brothers, Allan W. Judd, ex-'oi, and Charles S Judd, '05, died m 1930 and 1939 respectively. Henry George Lapham, B.A. 1897. Bom July 5, 1875, in Brooklyn, N Y Died December 16, 1939, in Brookline, Mass Father, John Jesse Lapham of New York City, a founder Texas Corporation, vice-president Central Leather Company and Umted States Leather Company; son of Henry Griffith and Semantha (Vad) Lapham of New York City. Mother, Mary Elizabeth (Walker) Lapham, daughter of George G and Emdy (Lapham) Walker of Salem, N Y. Berkeley School, New York City, and pnvate tutor. On Class supper committee and president Berkeley Club Semor year; member Umversity Club and Alpha Delta Phi. Clerk Umted States Leather Company, Boston, 1897-1901; treasurer B A Corbin & Sons Company, shoe manufacturers, Marlboro, Mass, 1901-39 (vice-president 1901-35), S H Howe Shoe Company, Marl- |
