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208 Yale University Obituary Record
hydraulic dredging, New York City, 1885-87, with Thompson & Norris
Company, paper manufacturers, Brooklyn, 1887 until retirement 1928
(superintendent 1887-1918, secretary 1911-28); president Pynetree Paper
Company 1917-26; vice-president National Association of Corrugated and
Fibre Box Manufacturers 1916-18; pioneer designer of machinery for
manufacture of corrugated paper; member Fifty-year Class Reunion Committee, deacon Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church, Brooklyn.
Married August 16,1882, in Springfield, Mary Janette Alexander (grad.
Mount Holyoke Coll. 1879), daughter of George and Mary (Laflin) Alexander Children: William Alexander (died March 12,1888), Lester Grover
(BArch Cornell 1908), Stanley Wallace, and Harry Alexander (M.E.
Cornell 1915).
Death due to arteriosclerotic heart disease. Survived by wife, three sons,
five grandchildren, and one great-grandchild
Frank McAlpine Collin, Ph.B. 1880.
Born September 17, 1859, in Benton Center, N.Y.
Died January 1, 1944, in Penn Yan, N.Y.
Father, Henry Clark Colhn, a farmer in Benton; son of Henry and
Nancy (McAlpine) Colhn of Benton. Mother, Maria Louise (Park)
Colhn, daughter of Avery and Betsey (Meech) Park of Preston, Conn.,
and Burlington, N Y. Yale relatives include: Henry P. Collin, '65, Charles
A Collin, '66y Frederick Colhn, '71, George Collin, '75, and William W.
Collin, '77 (brothers); William H. Welch, '70, and Roswell Park (LL D.
1902) (cousins), William W. Colhn, Jr., '07, and Frederick C. Crosby,
'12 S (nephews); and William Welch Collin, 3d (Class of 1945) (grand-
nephew) .
Geneva (N Y ) High School. Select course; German prize Senior year
and Commencement speaker, Class supper committee Freshman year;
Class Triennial Committee; member Franklin Hall and Theta Xi
Manager of a farm of about 900 acres in the Town of Benton, Yates
County, NY., 1885-1904 and owner 1905-43, supervisor Town of Benton 1905-11; represented Yates County in New York Assembly 1911;
member Benton Cooperative and Board of Visitors Willard State Hospital, elder First Presbyterian Church, Penn Yan, 1900-43.
Married June 25, 1884, in Jerusalem, NY , Margaret Elizabeth, daughter of John Johnson and Sarah (Beaumont) Durry. Children: Henry
Beaumont (BA Cornell 1907; Cornell Law School 1907-08); Mane
Louise, the widow of Hiram Albert Gardner (Syracuse Univ. t?#-'ii);
George Franklin, Margaret Elizabeth, the wife of Arthur King Bennett
(MD. Umv Michigan 1904); Charles Frederick; and Frank McAlpine,
Jr (died in infancy). Mrs Colhn died February 25, 1940.
| 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 208 |
| Transcript | 208 Yale University Obituary Record hydraulic dredging, New York City, 1885-87, with Thompson & Norris Company, paper manufacturers, Brooklyn, 1887 until retirement 1928 (superintendent 1887-1918, secretary 1911-28); president Pynetree Paper Company 1917-26; vice-president National Association of Corrugated and Fibre Box Manufacturers 1916-18; pioneer designer of machinery for manufacture of corrugated paper; member Fifty-year Class Reunion Committee, deacon Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church, Brooklyn. Married August 16,1882, in Springfield, Mary Janette Alexander (grad. Mount Holyoke Coll. 1879), daughter of George and Mary (Laflin) Alexander Children: William Alexander (died March 12,1888), Lester Grover (BArch Cornell 1908), Stanley Wallace, and Harry Alexander (M.E. Cornell 1915). Death due to arteriosclerotic heart disease. Survived by wife, three sons, five grandchildren, and one great-grandchild Frank McAlpine Collin, Ph.B. 1880. Born September 17, 1859, in Benton Center, N.Y. Died January 1, 1944, in Penn Yan, N.Y. Father, Henry Clark Colhn, a farmer in Benton; son of Henry and Nancy (McAlpine) Colhn of Benton. Mother, Maria Louise (Park) Colhn, daughter of Avery and Betsey (Meech) Park of Preston, Conn., and Burlington, N Y. Yale relatives include: Henry P. Collin, '65, Charles A Collin, '66y Frederick Colhn, '71, George Collin, '75, and William W. Collin, '77 (brothers); William H. Welch, '70, and Roswell Park (LL D. 1902) (cousins), William W. Colhn, Jr., '07, and Frederick C. Crosby, '12 S (nephews); and William Welch Collin, 3d (Class of 1945) (grand- nephew) . Geneva (N Y ) High School. Select course; German prize Senior year and Commencement speaker, Class supper committee Freshman year; Class Triennial Committee; member Franklin Hall and Theta Xi Manager of a farm of about 900 acres in the Town of Benton, Yates County, NY., 1885-1904 and owner 1905-43, supervisor Town of Benton 1905-11; represented Yates County in New York Assembly 1911; member Benton Cooperative and Board of Visitors Willard State Hospital, elder First Presbyterian Church, Penn Yan, 1900-43. Married June 25, 1884, in Jerusalem, NY , Margaret Elizabeth, daughter of John Johnson and Sarah (Beaumont) Durry. Children: Henry Beaumont (BA Cornell 1907; Cornell Law School 1907-08); Mane Louise, the widow of Hiram Albert Gardner (Syracuse Univ. t?#-'ii); George Franklin, Margaret Elizabeth, the wife of Arthur King Bennett (MD. Umv Michigan 1904); Charles Frederick; and Frank McAlpine, Jr (died in infancy). Mrs Colhn died February 25, 1940. |