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GRADUATE SCHOOL
MASTERS OF ARTS
Albert Sidney Reid, M.A. 1900.
Born October 3, 1864, in Boise City, Idaho.
Died September 22, 1944, in Des Moines, Iowa.
Father, Samuel B. Reid, a farmer in North Carolma; also engaged in
gold mining in the West. Mother, Mary Emma (Denny) Reid; daughter of Timothy D. Denny.
Attended rural schools in Routt County, Colorado, Iowa State Teachers
College, Cedar Falls, and Capitol City Commercial College, Des Moines;
B A. Drake University 1896, M A 1897; graduate student in history and
literature Yale University 1897-99 (M.A 1900); principal Pocahontas
(Iowa) High School 1901-03 and of several other schools; instructor in
history Baptist College, Des Moines, 1909-12; U.S Marshal, Des Moines,
1912-13; State Inspector of Foods for Iowa 1913-14; in 1914 became assistant examiner in office of State Superintendent of Public Instruction in
Iowa but because of dl-health was forced to give up indoor work
Unmarried.
Death due to injuries received in an automobile accident. Buried in
Graceland Cemetery, Knoxville, Iowa. Survived by a brother, Samuel
Alexander Reid of Des Moines.
Raymond McFarland, M.A. 1902.
Born April 15, 1872, in Lamotne, Maine.
Died September 6, 1944, m East Aurora, N.Y.
Father, Daniel Young McFarland, a farmer in Lamoine, son of John
Dean and Emma J (Young) McFarland of Lamoine Mother, Hannah
Bragdon (Brooks) McFarland; daughter of George F. and Ehza (Whit-
taker) Brooks of Lamoine.
Bucksport (Maine) Seminary; B A Amherst College 1897 (member
Phi Kappa Psi); teacher in Maine high schools 1897-99 and at Bucks-
port Seminary 1899-1901; graduate student in history Yale University
1901-02 (M.A. 1902); teacher of history State Normal School, Casdeton,
Vt., 1902-03; principal Leicester (Mass ) Academy 1903-08 and Ithaca
(N.Y.) High School 1908-09; professor of secondary education Middlebury College 1909-20 and director of its summer sessions about 1910-14;
principal Vermont Academy 1920-23; head purchasing department Art
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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 325 |
| Transcript | GRADUATE SCHOOL MASTERS OF ARTS Albert Sidney Reid, M.A. 1900. Born October 3, 1864, in Boise City, Idaho. Died September 22, 1944, in Des Moines, Iowa. Father, Samuel B. Reid, a farmer in North Carolma; also engaged in gold mining in the West. Mother, Mary Emma (Denny) Reid; daughter of Timothy D. Denny. Attended rural schools in Routt County, Colorado, Iowa State Teachers College, Cedar Falls, and Capitol City Commercial College, Des Moines; B A. Drake University 1896, M A 1897; graduate student in history and literature Yale University 1897-99 (M.A 1900); principal Pocahontas (Iowa) High School 1901-03 and of several other schools; instructor in history Baptist College, Des Moines, 1909-12; U.S Marshal, Des Moines, 1912-13; State Inspector of Foods for Iowa 1913-14; in 1914 became assistant examiner in office of State Superintendent of Public Instruction in Iowa but because of dl-health was forced to give up indoor work Unmarried. Death due to injuries received in an automobile accident. Buried in Graceland Cemetery, Knoxville, Iowa. Survived by a brother, Samuel Alexander Reid of Des Moines. Raymond McFarland, M.A. 1902. Born April 15, 1872, in Lamotne, Maine. Died September 6, 1944, m East Aurora, N.Y. Father, Daniel Young McFarland, a farmer in Lamoine, son of John Dean and Emma J (Young) McFarland of Lamoine Mother, Hannah Bragdon (Brooks) McFarland; daughter of George F. and Ehza (Whit- taker) Brooks of Lamoine. Bucksport (Maine) Seminary; B A Amherst College 1897 (member Phi Kappa Psi); teacher in Maine high schools 1897-99 and at Bucks- port Seminary 1899-1901; graduate student in history Yale University 1901-02 (M.A. 1902); teacher of history State Normal School, Casdeton, Vt., 1902-03; principal Leicester (Mass ) Academy 1903-08 and Ithaca (N.Y.) High School 1908-09; professor of secondary education Middlebury College 1909-20 and director of its summer sessions about 1910-14; principal Vermont Academy 1920-23; head purchasing department Art 325 |
