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290 Yale University Obituary Record
School 1921-22; studied music m Europe and had been engaged in radio
and church singing, and piano teaching; member Episcopal church.
Unmarned.
Death due to carcinoma Buned m Oak Forest Cemetery, Chicago.
Survived by a sister, Dorothea Helen V Gregory (Smith Coll ex-'18),
the wife of Waldron Ashley Gregory (M D. Umv. of California 1921) of
Piedmont.
Forrest Banks Weakley, B.A. 1916.
Bom December 8,1895, tn Abilene, Texas.
Died September 2,1938, in Albuquerque, NMex.
Father, John Norton Weakley, a druggist and ranchman m Roby,
Texas Mother, Lula Jane (Bnght) Weakley
Roby High School and Simmons Academy, Abdene. B.A. magna cum
laude Hardin-Simmons Umversity 1915. Entered Yale College beginning
of Semor year; second colloquy appomtment
Engaged as a broker in Abdene and as a rancher m Roby; enlisted
March 29, 1918, and served for a time as Spanish interpreter, Psychological Division, Intelligence Department; attended fourth Field Artillery
Central Officers* Training School, Camp Zachary Taylor; commissioned
Second Lieutenant, Field Artillery, September 25, 1918; assigned to 2d
Field Artillery, Fust Bngade, Camp Jackson; discharged at School of
Fire, Fort Sill, December 12,1918
Death due to high blood pressure and enlarged heart. Buned in Roby.
Survived by wife and two chddren, Jane and Patsy Ann.
Albert Daniel Wilson, Ph.B. 1877.
Bom July 5,1858, in Newburgh, N Y.
Died January 26,1939, in Miami, Fla
Father, James Wilson of Newburgh, son of James and Dinah Baker
(Stanton) Wdson Mother, Ehza (Mackay) Wdson; daughter of Daniel
and Hannah (Wdey) Mackay.
Newburgh Free Academy Civd engmeermg course; vice-president of
Class Freshman year, member Class picture committee and Theta Xi.
Engmeer in charge of construction between Durango and Sdverton,
Colo , with Denver & Rio Grande Radroad 1880-83; chief engmeer ancl
supermtendent Deadwood (S Dak ) Central Radroad 1888-91; surveyor
Umted States Department of Mmes 1891-1906; mterested m operation of
gold mmes near Deadwood from about 1880 until 1918 (became part
owner Lundberg, Dorr & Wilson Mmmg & Milling Company in 1903),
| 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 290 |
| Transcript | 290 Yale University Obituary Record School 1921-22; studied music m Europe and had been engaged in radio and church singing, and piano teaching; member Episcopal church. Unmarned. Death due to carcinoma Buned m Oak Forest Cemetery, Chicago. Survived by a sister, Dorothea Helen V Gregory (Smith Coll ex-'18), the wife of Waldron Ashley Gregory (M D. Umv. of California 1921) of Piedmont. Forrest Banks Weakley, B.A. 1916. Bom December 8,1895, tn Abilene, Texas. Died September 2,1938, in Albuquerque, NMex. Father, John Norton Weakley, a druggist and ranchman m Roby, Texas Mother, Lula Jane (Bnght) Weakley Roby High School and Simmons Academy, Abdene. B.A. magna cum laude Hardin-Simmons Umversity 1915. Entered Yale College beginning of Semor year; second colloquy appomtment Engaged as a broker in Abdene and as a rancher m Roby; enlisted March 29, 1918, and served for a time as Spanish interpreter, Psychological Division, Intelligence Department; attended fourth Field Artillery Central Officers* Training School, Camp Zachary Taylor; commissioned Second Lieutenant, Field Artillery, September 25, 1918; assigned to 2d Field Artillery, Fust Bngade, Camp Jackson; discharged at School of Fire, Fort Sill, December 12,1918 Death due to high blood pressure and enlarged heart. Buned in Roby. Survived by wife and two chddren, Jane and Patsy Ann. Albert Daniel Wilson, Ph.B. 1877. Bom July 5,1858, in Newburgh, N Y. Died January 26,1939, in Miami, Fla Father, James Wilson of Newburgh, son of James and Dinah Baker (Stanton) Wdson Mother, Ehza (Mackay) Wdson; daughter of Daniel and Hannah (Wdey) Mackay. Newburgh Free Academy Civd engmeermg course; vice-president of Class Freshman year, member Class picture committee and Theta Xi. Engmeer in charge of construction between Durango and Sdverton, Colo , with Denver & Rio Grande Radroad 1880-83; chief engmeer ancl supermtendent Deadwood (S Dak ) Central Radroad 1888-91; surveyor Umted States Department of Mmes 1891-1906; mterested m operation of gold mmes near Deadwood from about 1880 until 1918 (became part owner Lundberg, Dorr & Wilson Mmmg & Milling Company in 1903), |
