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34 Yale Umversity Obituary Record
Columbus, Ohio. Mother, Jane (Andrews) Espy; daughter of Samuel
George and Ann (Swan) Andrews of Rochester, N.Y. Yale relatives include: Samuel Andrews (B.A. 1759) (great-great-grandfather); Samuel
J. Andrews (B A 1785) (great-grandfather); and James Espy Herron,
ex-19, and J. William Herron, '23 (nephews).
William S Rix School, Cincinnati. First dispute appointment Junior
year; dissertation appointment and special one-year honors in political
science, history, and law Senior year, Class Day Committee.
Attended University of Cincinnati College of Law 1890-92 (LL.B.
1892), admitted to the bar 1892, associated with Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Hoadly, Cincinnati, 1890-92; lawyer in Cincinnati 1892-1918;
president Southern Ohio Savings Bank & Trust Company 1918-44; member Ohio Senate 1906-08, city clerk of Cincinnati 1912 and 1913; assistant
treasurer of the United States at Cincinnati 1915-21, on Cincinnati City
Council 1931-32 and City Charter Committee 1937-44, author: Legislative
Investigations of Cincinnati from 1906 to 1908 (1910) and articles on
municipal statutes, franchises, and annexations; president Cincinnati
Democratic Club and chairman executive committee for many years;
Democratic candidate for Congress 1928, elected a delegate to Democratic
National Convention, Chicago, 1944; president Spring Grove Cemetery
Association 1919-44; treasurer Cincinnati Council Boy Scouts of America
1916-39 and May Festival Association 1924-44; a director Cincinnati
Institute of Fine Arts 1927-44; represented Cmcinnati Yale Club on
Alumni Board 1923-36 and a director; vice-chairman Draft Board No. 17,
Hamilton County, Ohio, 1941-44, vestryman Calvary Episcopal Church,
Clifton
Married November 19, 1903, in Cincinnati, Elizabeth Davis, daughter
of Wilham W. Seely (B A. 1862) and Helen (Simpson) Seely. Children:
Wallace Seely, '26, George Andrews, '29, James, '30, and Elizabeth Davis,
the wife of Louis Bonner Owens (B.A. Emory Univ. 1927, MD. 1929;
MA Umv Cincinnati 1931).
Death due to hypertensive arteriosclerosis. Buried in Spring Grove
Cemetery, Cincinnati Survived by wife, children, eleven grandchildren,
and a sister, Mrs Jane E. Herron of East Blue Hill, Maine.
William Appleton McConnel, B.A. 1890.
Bom October 23, 1866, in West Bridgewater, Pa.
Died June 5,1945, in Beaver, Pa.
Father, William Phillips McConnel of Beaver; engaged in manufacturing and river steamboat enterprises; son of James and Elvira (Phillips)
McConnel of Freedom, Pa Mother, Lydia Ann (Stewart) McConnel;
daughter of Charles and Pnscilla (Appleton) Stewart.
| 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 34 |
| Transcript | 34 Yale Umversity Obituary Record Columbus, Ohio. Mother, Jane (Andrews) Espy; daughter of Samuel George and Ann (Swan) Andrews of Rochester, N.Y. Yale relatives include: Samuel Andrews (B.A. 1759) (great-great-grandfather); Samuel J. Andrews (B A 1785) (great-grandfather); and James Espy Herron, ex-19, and J. William Herron, '23 (nephews). William S Rix School, Cincinnati. First dispute appointment Junior year; dissertation appointment and special one-year honors in political science, history, and law Senior year, Class Day Committee. Attended University of Cincinnati College of Law 1890-92 (LL.B. 1892), admitted to the bar 1892, associated with Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Hoadly, Cincinnati, 1890-92; lawyer in Cincinnati 1892-1918; president Southern Ohio Savings Bank & Trust Company 1918-44; member Ohio Senate 1906-08, city clerk of Cincinnati 1912 and 1913; assistant treasurer of the United States at Cincinnati 1915-21, on Cincinnati City Council 1931-32 and City Charter Committee 1937-44, author: Legislative Investigations of Cincinnati from 1906 to 1908 (1910) and articles on municipal statutes, franchises, and annexations; president Cincinnati Democratic Club and chairman executive committee for many years; Democratic candidate for Congress 1928, elected a delegate to Democratic National Convention, Chicago, 1944; president Spring Grove Cemetery Association 1919-44; treasurer Cincinnati Council Boy Scouts of America 1916-39 and May Festival Association 1924-44; a director Cincinnati Institute of Fine Arts 1927-44; represented Cmcinnati Yale Club on Alumni Board 1923-36 and a director; vice-chairman Draft Board No. 17, Hamilton County, Ohio, 1941-44, vestryman Calvary Episcopal Church, Clifton Married November 19, 1903, in Cincinnati, Elizabeth Davis, daughter of Wilham W. Seely (B A. 1862) and Helen (Simpson) Seely. Children: Wallace Seely, '26, George Andrews, '29, James, '30, and Elizabeth Davis, the wife of Louis Bonner Owens (B.A. Emory Univ. 1927, MD. 1929; MA Umv Cincinnati 1931). Death due to hypertensive arteriosclerosis. Buried in Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati Survived by wife, children, eleven grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs Jane E. Herron of East Blue Hill, Maine. William Appleton McConnel, B.A. 1890. Bom October 23, 1866, in West Bridgewater, Pa. Died June 5,1945, in Beaver, Pa. Father, William Phillips McConnel of Beaver; engaged in manufacturing and river steamboat enterprises; son of James and Elvira (Phillips) McConnel of Freedom, Pa Mother, Lydia Ann (Stewart) McConnel; daughter of Charles and Pnscilla (Appleton) Stewart. |