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14 Yale University Obituary Record
1887; an organizer Legislative Voters League of Chicago and Municipal
Lodging House, member Chicago Plan Commission 1910-29; a director
Chicago World's Fair 1893,'appointed by President Taft to Red Cfross Endowment Committee of Chicago 1910-12; member Sumner Club and
First Presbytenan Church, Lake Forest.
Married (1) May 20, 1884, in Chicago, Ellen Sheldon, daughter of
Thomas Drummond, LL.D. (B.A Bowdoin Coll. 1830), and Delia
(Sheldon) Drummond. Daughter: Katharine (Mrs. Katharine Farwell
Carpenter). Mrs Farwell died August 6, 1912. Married (2) April 3, 1919,
in Coronado, Calif, Harriet Flower Dunlap Smith, daughter of James
Monroe and Lucy Louisa (Coues) Flower. Mrs. Farwell died December
26, 1938.
Death due to myocarditis. Buried in Lake Forest Cemetery Survived by
daughter, five stepchildren, Mrs W. Dow Harvey of Lacomber, 111, Perry
Dunlap Smith (B.A. Harvard 1911) of Chicago, Lawrence Dunlap Srriitn
(B A. Harvard 1912) of Lake Forest, Prof. Elliott Dunlap Smith (B.A.
Harvard 1913, LL B. 1916, M A. Hon. Yale 1928) of New Haven, and
Hermon Dunlap Smith (B.A Harvard 1921) of Lake Forest, eighteen
stepgrandchildren, a sister, Mrs Fannie F. Tuttle, the widow of Henry N.
Tuttle, '81, of New Haven, and a brother, Arthur L. Farwell, '84. Another
brother, Francis C Farwell, '82, died in 1935.
Robert Hallam Munson, B.A. 1879.
Born January 27, 1857, in Bradford, N.Y.
Died December 24, 1943, in New Yor\ City.
Father, Edgar Munson, a lumberman in Wilhamsport, Pa.; associated
with John R. Cook & Company, Slonaker, Howard & Company, and
Starkweather & Munson; son of Jesse and Sophia (Tallmadge) Munson
of Bradford Mother, Lucy Maria (Curtis) Munson, daughter of Amos and
Louisa (Johnson) Curtis of Meriden, Conn Yale relatives include: C. La-
Rue Munson, '75 L. (brother); Edgar Munson, '04, and George S Munson, '04 (nephews); and George Munson, ex-32, N. Van Vranken F. Munson, '33, and Townsend Munson, '33 (grandnephews).
Cheshire (Conn ) Academy Dissertation appointment Junior year, first
colloquy appointment Senior year; Class baseball team; captain Dunham
Boat Club and on winning crew Senior year; member Kappa Sigma
Epsilon and Psi Upsilon.
With Susquehanna Saw & Planing Mill 1879-91; vice-president Hall
& Munson Company, Bay Mills, Mich, 1891-1904; president Cowlitz
Lumber Company, Castle Rock, Wash., 1302-43, Munson Lumber Company, Nelson, British Columbia, 1910-43, and Sterling Collieries Com-
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| 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 14 |
| Transcript | 14 Yale University Obituary Record 1887; an organizer Legislative Voters League of Chicago and Municipal Lodging House, member Chicago Plan Commission 1910-29; a director Chicago World's Fair 1893,'appointed by President Taft to Red Cfross Endowment Committee of Chicago 1910-12; member Sumner Club and First Presbytenan Church, Lake Forest. Married (1) May 20, 1884, in Chicago, Ellen Sheldon, daughter of Thomas Drummond, LL.D. (B.A Bowdoin Coll. 1830), and Delia (Sheldon) Drummond. Daughter: Katharine (Mrs. Katharine Farwell Carpenter). Mrs Farwell died August 6, 1912. Married (2) April 3, 1919, in Coronado, Calif, Harriet Flower Dunlap Smith, daughter of James Monroe and Lucy Louisa (Coues) Flower. Mrs. Farwell died December 26, 1938. Death due to myocarditis. Buried in Lake Forest Cemetery Survived by daughter, five stepchildren, Mrs W. Dow Harvey of Lacomber, 111, Perry Dunlap Smith (B.A. Harvard 1911) of Chicago, Lawrence Dunlap Srriitn (B A. Harvard 1912) of Lake Forest, Prof. Elliott Dunlap Smith (B.A. Harvard 1913, LL B. 1916, M A. Hon. Yale 1928) of New Haven, and Hermon Dunlap Smith (B.A Harvard 1921) of Lake Forest, eighteen stepgrandchildren, a sister, Mrs Fannie F. Tuttle, the widow of Henry N. Tuttle, '81, of New Haven, and a brother, Arthur L. Farwell, '84. Another brother, Francis C Farwell, '82, died in 1935. Robert Hallam Munson, B.A. 1879. Born January 27, 1857, in Bradford, N.Y. Died December 24, 1943, in New Yor\ City. Father, Edgar Munson, a lumberman in Wilhamsport, Pa.; associated with John R. Cook & Company, Slonaker, Howard & Company, and Starkweather & Munson; son of Jesse and Sophia (Tallmadge) Munson of Bradford Mother, Lucy Maria (Curtis) Munson, daughter of Amos and Louisa (Johnson) Curtis of Meriden, Conn Yale relatives include: C. La- Rue Munson, '75 L. (brother); Edgar Munson, '04, and George S Munson, '04 (nephews); and George Munson, ex-32, N. Van Vranken F. Munson, '33, and Townsend Munson, '33 (grandnephews). Cheshire (Conn ) Academy Dissertation appointment Junior year, first colloquy appointment Senior year; Class baseball team; captain Dunham Boat Club and on winning crew Senior year; member Kappa Sigma Epsilon and Psi Upsilon. With Susquehanna Saw & Planing Mill 1879-91; vice-president Hall & Munson Company, Bay Mills, Mich, 1891-1904; president Cowlitz Lumber Company, Castle Rock, Wash., 1302-43, Munson Lumber Company, Nelson, British Columbia, 1910-43, and Sterling Collieries Com- <. |
