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Divinity School 263
delations Committee, Tokyo, smce 1920; was much m demand as a
peaker m Umted States and abroad, Hartford-Lamson lecturer 1910-11,
nd Stanley Woodward lecturer, Yale, and Lowell Institute lecturer,
Joston, 1919-20.
Marned m 1891, Saki, daughter of Dr. Tainen.Kawamoto. Eight children.
Death due to bronchial pneumoma. Interment m Sokokuji Cemetery,
[yoto.
Harry Ernest Peabody, B.D. 1891.
Born April 13,1865, in Princeton, Maine
Died January 16,1940, in Claremont, Calif
Father, Leonard Peabody, owner of a woolen mill m Pnnceton, son of
tephen and Nancy Leonard Smith Peabody of Atkinson, N H Mother,
4ary (Todd) Peabody; daughter of Wilham and Clarissa (Hill) Todd of
t. Stephen, New Brunswick.
Philhps-Exeter; B.A. magna cum laude Harvard 1887, general secretary
lennepin County Sunday School Assoaation, Minneapohs, Minn.,
887-88, attended Yale Divinity School 1888-91 (B D 1891) and 1897-
9 and Chicago Theological Seminary summer 1923; ordained First
'ongregational Church, Trinidad, Colo, May 11, 1892, and minister
lere 1891-96; assistant mimster Church of the Redeemer, New Haven,
k>nn, and supermtendent Welcome Hall Mission 1896-99; mmister
Windsor Avenue Church, Hartford, Conn, 1899-1910, South Church,
Chicago, 1910-17 (director Chicago City Missionary Society), First
longregational Church, Appleton, Wis., 1917-35 (director Appleton
ubhc Library), and Rosendale (Wis ) Church 1935-37; retired from
nmstry 1937; had smce resided summers in Ephraim, Wis , and wmters
1 Claremont, a founder Wisconsm Inter denomination Industnal Rela-
ons Committee and chairman 1920-36, moderator Wisconsm Congre-
ational Conference 1926; member faculty Young Peoples' Conference,
rf*een Lake, Wis, summers 1923-35; trustee Northland College 1930-
2; DD Gnnnell 1916; an organizer m 1917 Congregational Elcho
etreat for Ministers; vice-president Amencan Missionary Association,
irector Congregational Education Society; member prudential com-
uttee Amencan Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions 1926-27,
n nominating committee, commission on evangehsm, national service
jmmission, and commission on social relations National Councd of
longregational Churches; member League of Independent Political
ction.
Marned August 16, 1894, m Cambndge, Mass, Emdy Stickney,
mghter of George F. and Mary Ann (Stickney) Clough Chddren
| 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 263 |
| Transcript | Divinity School 263 delations Committee, Tokyo, smce 1920; was much m demand as a peaker m Umted States and abroad, Hartford-Lamson lecturer 1910-11, nd Stanley Woodward lecturer, Yale, and Lowell Institute lecturer, Joston, 1919-20. Marned m 1891, Saki, daughter of Dr. Tainen.Kawamoto. Eight children. Death due to bronchial pneumoma. Interment m Sokokuji Cemetery, [yoto. Harry Ernest Peabody, B.D. 1891. Born April 13,1865, in Princeton, Maine Died January 16,1940, in Claremont, Calif Father, Leonard Peabody, owner of a woolen mill m Pnnceton, son of tephen and Nancy Leonard Smith Peabody of Atkinson, N H Mother, 4ary (Todd) Peabody; daughter of Wilham and Clarissa (Hill) Todd of t. Stephen, New Brunswick. Philhps-Exeter; B.A. magna cum laude Harvard 1887, general secretary lennepin County Sunday School Assoaation, Minneapohs, Minn., 887-88, attended Yale Divinity School 1888-91 (B D 1891) and 1897- 9 and Chicago Theological Seminary summer 1923; ordained First 'ongregational Church, Trinidad, Colo, May 11, 1892, and minister lere 1891-96; assistant mimster Church of the Redeemer, New Haven, k>nn, and supermtendent Welcome Hall Mission 1896-99; mmister Windsor Avenue Church, Hartford, Conn, 1899-1910, South Church, Chicago, 1910-17 (director Chicago City Missionary Society), First longregational Church, Appleton, Wis., 1917-35 (director Appleton ubhc Library), and Rosendale (Wis ) Church 1935-37; retired from nmstry 1937; had smce resided summers in Ephraim, Wis , and wmters 1 Claremont, a founder Wisconsm Inter denomination Industnal Rela- ons Committee and chairman 1920-36, moderator Wisconsm Congre- ational Conference 1926; member faculty Young Peoples' Conference, rf*een Lake, Wis, summers 1923-35; trustee Northland College 1930- 2; DD Gnnnell 1916; an organizer m 1917 Congregational Elcho etreat for Ministers; vice-president Amencan Missionary Association, irector Congregational Education Society; member prudential com- uttee Amencan Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions 1926-27, n nominating committee, commission on evangehsm, national service jmmission, and commission on social relations National Councd of longregational Churches; member League of Independent Political ction. Marned August 16, 1894, m Cambndge, Mass, Emdy Stickney, mghter of George F. and Mary Ann (Stickney) Clough Chddren |
