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Divinity School 257
Episcopal church at Indianapolis December 15, 1891, rector St James'
Church, New Castle, Ind , 1891-94, Holy Innocents Church, Indianapolis, 1894-1901, St. James' Church, Rochester, 1901-10, Church of the
Nativity, Cincinnati, 1910-12, Trinity Church, Chambersburg, Pa,
1912-17 (an examining chaplain to Bishop Darlington 1914-17), St
Andrew's Church, Caledonia, N Y, and Grace Church, Scottsville,
N.Y, 1917-28; reaor ementus Grace Church smce 1928, member
Rochester Clencal Club, Our Hentage Club of Rochester Diocese, and
Masomc order.
Marned October 22, 1884, m Bedford, Ind, Angehne Charlotte,
daughter of Rev John Walls and Amanda Lee (Purcell) Walls Son,
Raymond Francis.
Death due to arteriosclerosis. Buned m Mount Hope Cemetery,
Rochester Survived by wife, son, one granddaughter, and a brother,
Julian Woodard of Long Beach, Cahf.
Cornelius Howard Patton, B.D. 1886.
Bom December 25, i860, tn Chicago, III.
Died August 17,1939, in Waterville Valley, NH.
Father, Rev. Wilham Weston Patton, D.D , LL D (B A. New York
Umv 1839), a clergyman; president Howard Umversity 1877-89, son of
Rev Dr Wilham Patton and Mary (Weston) Patton of New York City
Mother, Mary Boardman (Smith) Patton; daughter of Normand and
Caroline (Danforth) Smith of Hartford, Conn. Yale relatives mclude a
nephew, Roger P. Welles,'24
Howard Umversity and Emerson Institute, Washmgton, D C , B A.
Amherst College 1883 (member Chi Phi); attended Yale Divinity
School 1883-86 (B D. 1886); ordained in Congregational church, West-
field, N J, February 16, 1887, and minister there 1887-95, minister Pdgnm Church, Duluth, Minn, 1895-98, and First Congregational
Church, St. Louis, Mo., 1898-1904; a correspondmg secretary Amencan
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions 1904-29 and secretary
ementus smce 1929; D D. Amherst 1899 and Williams 1921; author The
Lure of Africa (1917), World Facts and America's Responsibility (1919), The
Business of Missions (1924), The Rosary (1927), Foreign Missions Under
Fire (1928), God's World (1931), The Rediscovery of Wordsworth (1935),
The Amherst Wordsworth Collection, a Descriptive Bibliography (1936), coauthor, with W. T Field, Eight OClock Chapel (1927); trustee Drury
College 1899-1906 and Amherst College 1905-39; member Asylum Hill
Congregational Church, Hartford
Marned June 5, 1889, in Washmgton, D C, Paulme, daughter of
Ehphalet Whitdesey, LLD (B.A. 1842), and Ann Augusta (Patten)
| 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 257 |
| Transcript | Divinity School 257 Episcopal church at Indianapolis December 15, 1891, rector St James' Church, New Castle, Ind , 1891-94, Holy Innocents Church, Indianapolis, 1894-1901, St. James' Church, Rochester, 1901-10, Church of the Nativity, Cincinnati, 1910-12, Trinity Church, Chambersburg, Pa, 1912-17 (an examining chaplain to Bishop Darlington 1914-17), St Andrew's Church, Caledonia, N Y, and Grace Church, Scottsville, N.Y, 1917-28; reaor ementus Grace Church smce 1928, member Rochester Clencal Club, Our Hentage Club of Rochester Diocese, and Masomc order. Marned October 22, 1884, m Bedford, Ind, Angehne Charlotte, daughter of Rev John Walls and Amanda Lee (Purcell) Walls Son, Raymond Francis. Death due to arteriosclerosis. Buned m Mount Hope Cemetery, Rochester Survived by wife, son, one granddaughter, and a brother, Julian Woodard of Long Beach, Cahf. Cornelius Howard Patton, B.D. 1886. Bom December 25, i860, tn Chicago, III. Died August 17,1939, in Waterville Valley, NH. Father, Rev. Wilham Weston Patton, D.D , LL D (B A. New York Umv 1839), a clergyman; president Howard Umversity 1877-89, son of Rev Dr Wilham Patton and Mary (Weston) Patton of New York City Mother, Mary Boardman (Smith) Patton; daughter of Normand and Caroline (Danforth) Smith of Hartford, Conn. Yale relatives mclude a nephew, Roger P. Welles,'24 Howard Umversity and Emerson Institute, Washmgton, D C , B A. Amherst College 1883 (member Chi Phi); attended Yale Divinity School 1883-86 (B D. 1886); ordained in Congregational church, West- field, N J, February 16, 1887, and minister there 1887-95, minister Pdgnm Church, Duluth, Minn, 1895-98, and First Congregational Church, St. Louis, Mo., 1898-1904; a correspondmg secretary Amencan Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions 1904-29 and secretary ementus smce 1929; D D. Amherst 1899 and Williams 1921; author The Lure of Africa (1917), World Facts and America's Responsibility (1919), The Business of Missions (1924), The Rosary (1927), Foreign Missions Under Fire (1928), God's World (1931), The Rediscovery of Wordsworth (1935), The Amherst Wordsworth Collection, a Descriptive Bibliography (1936), coauthor, with W. T Field, Eight OClock Chapel (1927); trustee Drury College 1899-1906 and Amherst College 1905-39; member Asylum Hill Congregational Church, Hartford Marned June 5, 1889, in Washmgton, D C, Paulme, daughter of Ehphalet Whitdesey, LLD (B.A. 1842), and Ann Augusta (Patten) |
