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62 Yale University Obituary Record
the Ide of Edward J Phelps (1932), member Enfield Town Planning Commission, Hartford Tuberculosis Commission, Hartford County Bar Association,
and State Bar Association of Connecticut; semor deacon Enfield Congregational
Church
Marned September 24, 1902, m New Haven, Conn, Mabel, daughter of
Henry Benjamin and Ceha (Stuart) Rowe and sister of Stuart H Rowe, '90.
Chddren Stuart Bissell (died March 31, 1916), Ceha Storrs (B A Umv. of
New Hampshire 1929), the wife of Gerald Earl Thayer (B S. Middlebury Coll.
1931, M A Columbia 1935); Gordon Root (Wesleyan Umv. 1932-33; Umv.
of North Carolina 1934-36), Allan Bissell; and Janet Shaw
Death due to carcinoma Buned m Enfield Street Cemetery, Enfield. Survived by wife, daughters, two sons, and a sister, Miss Anna Turner Campbell
of New Haven
Joseph Livingston Fewsmith, B.A. 1898.
Born December 10, 1876, in Newark, NJ
Died November 2, 1942, in Newark, NJ
Father, Lewis B Landmesser, '71 Mother, Carolme (Fewsmith) Landmesser
Yale relatives mclude: Joseph FewSmith (B A 1840) (grandfather); Wdham
FewSmith (B A. 1844) (great-uncle), Livingston Fewsmith, ex-70, and Joseph
Fewsmith, '71 (uncles)
Newark Academy Second colloquy appomtment Semor year; Class football
team Semor year, Umversity Gymnastic Team Freshman year; Yale Athletic
Team Sophomore and Semor years
Attended College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia Umversity, 1898-
1902 (M D 1902), interne St. Michael's Hospital, Newark, 1902-03; physician
in Newark 1903-42, on staff St Michael's Hospital (president of the board
1936-37), Presbytenan Hospital, Hospital of St. Barnabas, Newark Orphan
Asylum, Protestant Foster Home, and Home for Aged Women, commissioned
Captam, Medical Corps, June 30, 1918; stationed at U S. General Hospital
No 2, Fort McHenry, Md , October 1, 1918, until discharge March 15, 1919;
member Essex County Medical Society, New Jersey Society of Surgeons, New
Jersey Pathological Society, Medical Society of New Jersey, Amencan Medical
Association, and Second Presbytenan Church, Newark
Marned (1) June 25, 1903, m Brooklyn, NY, Ehne Blount, daughter of
Thomas M Robmson Dr and Mrs Fewsmith were divorced m 1914 Marned
(2) September 26, 1916, m New York City, Edna, daughter of Phdander
Coburn and Eleanor (Litdefield) Burns. Daughter Ruth Carolme (B A Smith
Coll. 1940), the wife of Lieut Ernest Theodore Ofeldt.Jr
Death due to coronary thrombosis Buned in Hollywood Cemetery, Umon,
N J Survived by wife and daughter
| Title | Yb 65, Obituary Records of Graduates of Yale University Deceased During the Years 1940-1945 |
| Creator | Yale University |
| Place of Publication | New Haven, Connecticut (Conn.) |
| Date | 1940-1945 |
| 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 62 |
| Transcript | 62 Yale University Obituary Record the Ide of Edward J Phelps (1932), member Enfield Town Planning Commission, Hartford Tuberculosis Commission, Hartford County Bar Association, and State Bar Association of Connecticut; semor deacon Enfield Congregational Church Marned September 24, 1902, m New Haven, Conn, Mabel, daughter of Henry Benjamin and Ceha (Stuart) Rowe and sister of Stuart H Rowe, '90. Chddren Stuart Bissell (died March 31, 1916), Ceha Storrs (B A Umv. of New Hampshire 1929), the wife of Gerald Earl Thayer (B S. Middlebury Coll. 1931, M A Columbia 1935); Gordon Root (Wesleyan Umv. 1932-33; Umv. of North Carolina 1934-36), Allan Bissell; and Janet Shaw Death due to carcinoma Buned m Enfield Street Cemetery, Enfield. Survived by wife, daughters, two sons, and a sister, Miss Anna Turner Campbell of New Haven Joseph Livingston Fewsmith, B.A. 1898. Born December 10, 1876, in Newark, NJ Died November 2, 1942, in Newark, NJ Father, Lewis B Landmesser, '71 Mother, Carolme (Fewsmith) Landmesser Yale relatives mclude: Joseph FewSmith (B A 1840) (grandfather); Wdham FewSmith (B A. 1844) (great-uncle), Livingston Fewsmith, ex-70, and Joseph Fewsmith, '71 (uncles) Newark Academy Second colloquy appomtment Semor year; Class football team Semor year, Umversity Gymnastic Team Freshman year; Yale Athletic Team Sophomore and Semor years Attended College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia Umversity, 1898- 1902 (M D 1902), interne St. Michael's Hospital, Newark, 1902-03; physician in Newark 1903-42, on staff St Michael's Hospital (president of the board 1936-37), Presbytenan Hospital, Hospital of St. Barnabas, Newark Orphan Asylum, Protestant Foster Home, and Home for Aged Women, commissioned Captam, Medical Corps, June 30, 1918; stationed at U S. General Hospital No 2, Fort McHenry, Md , October 1, 1918, until discharge March 15, 1919; member Essex County Medical Society, New Jersey Society of Surgeons, New Jersey Pathological Society, Medical Society of New Jersey, Amencan Medical Association, and Second Presbytenan Church, Newark Marned (1) June 25, 1903, m Brooklyn, NY, Ehne Blount, daughter of Thomas M Robmson Dr and Mrs Fewsmith were divorced m 1914 Marned (2) September 26, 1916, m New York City, Edna, daughter of Phdander Coburn and Eleanor (Litdefield) Burns. Daughter Ruth Carolme (B A Smith Coll. 1940), the wife of Lieut Ernest Theodore Ofeldt.Jr Death due to coronary thrombosis Buned in Hollywood Cemetery, Umon, N J Survived by wife and daughter |
