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416 Yale University Obituary Record
Church, Washington, 1915-18; Y.M C.A. secretary Camp Washington
and Fort Terry 1918-19, instructor in English Miner Teachers College,
Washington, 1919-44; teacher of English Manassas (Va.) Institute
summers 1922-27; vice-president Teachers Council of Washington District 1943-44, attended Fifteenth Street Presbytenan Church, Washington
Married June 30, 1903, in Cleveland, Ednah Juha, daughter of Frederick Mernt and Juha McKinney (Glover) Anderson. Children* Amherst
Julia (died in infancy); La Verne (B.A. Western Reserve Umv 1926;
M A Catholic Umv of America 1941), the wife of Charles Fremont West
(B.A Washington and Jefferson Coll. 1924; M.D. Howard Univ. 1928);
Francis Anderson (B S, Case School of Applied Science 1928; M.S Massachusetts Inst Technology 1932); and Monroe Glover (B.A. Western
Reserve Univ. 1931, M D. Howard Univ. 1936).
Death due to coronary occlusion Buried in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery, Washington. Survived by wife, one daughter, two sons, five grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. Margaret Gregory Hawkins of Baltimore, Md,
and two brothers, Eugene Monroe Gregory (B A. Harvard 1897, Harvard
Law School 1897-98) of Freehold, N.J, and Thomas Montgomery
Gregory (B A. Harvard 1910) of Atlantic City, NJ.
Alban Bernard Hyde, B.D. 1901.
Born June 20, 1868, in Banbury, England.
Died May 16, 1944, in Lewiston, Maine.
Father, William Hyde, a carpenter in Banbury, son of William and
Mary (Huntington) Hyde of Ickford, Buckingham County, England.
Mother, Emma (Tipping) Hyde, daughter of Joseph and Susannah
(Brooks) Tipping of Worminghall, Oxford County, England
Nichols Latin School, Lewiston; B.A. Bates College 1899; attended
Yale Divinity School 1899-1901 (B D 1901), ordained in Free Baptist
Church, Chepachet, R I, November 15, 1901, and minister there 1901-
04, minister Danville, N.H., 1904-06, Buffalo, NY., 1906-11, Bangor,
Maine, 1911-16, Sabattus 1916-20, Peru, N.Y., 1920-24, Sixth Street
Congregational Church, Auburn, Maine, 1924-39, and Minot Center
Congregational Church 1925-43
Married June 26, 1901, in Auburn, Edith Belle Marrow (B A Bates
Coll 1899), daughter of Samuel Harden and Emma Jane (Mower) Marrow. Children Donald Marrow, Emma Mower (died March 12, 1905),
Samuel Harden (B A Bates Coll 1928), and Edith Bertha (Bates Coll.
1932-33), the wife of Guy Howard Hutchins (M D. Bowdoin 1899).
Death due to coronary embolus Buried in Herrick Cemetery, Lewiston.
Survived by wife, one daughter, sons, three grandchildren, and two sisters, Mrs. Ada Hyde Pargeter of Birmingham, England, and Mrs. Emily
Hyde Wearing of Glasgow, Scodand.
| 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 416 |
| Transcript | 416 Yale University Obituary Record Church, Washington, 1915-18; Y.M C.A. secretary Camp Washington and Fort Terry 1918-19, instructor in English Miner Teachers College, Washington, 1919-44; teacher of English Manassas (Va.) Institute summers 1922-27; vice-president Teachers Council of Washington District 1943-44, attended Fifteenth Street Presbytenan Church, Washington Married June 30, 1903, in Cleveland, Ednah Juha, daughter of Frederick Mernt and Juha McKinney (Glover) Anderson. Children* Amherst Julia (died in infancy); La Verne (B.A. Western Reserve Umv 1926; M A Catholic Umv of America 1941), the wife of Charles Fremont West (B.A Washington and Jefferson Coll. 1924; M.D. Howard Univ. 1928); Francis Anderson (B S, Case School of Applied Science 1928; M.S Massachusetts Inst Technology 1932); and Monroe Glover (B.A. Western Reserve Univ. 1931, M D. Howard Univ. 1936). Death due to coronary occlusion Buried in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery, Washington. Survived by wife, one daughter, two sons, five grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. Margaret Gregory Hawkins of Baltimore, Md, and two brothers, Eugene Monroe Gregory (B A. Harvard 1897, Harvard Law School 1897-98) of Freehold, N.J, and Thomas Montgomery Gregory (B A. Harvard 1910) of Atlantic City, NJ. Alban Bernard Hyde, B.D. 1901. Born June 20, 1868, in Banbury, England. Died May 16, 1944, in Lewiston, Maine. Father, William Hyde, a carpenter in Banbury, son of William and Mary (Huntington) Hyde of Ickford, Buckingham County, England. Mother, Emma (Tipping) Hyde, daughter of Joseph and Susannah (Brooks) Tipping of Worminghall, Oxford County, England Nichols Latin School, Lewiston; B.A. Bates College 1899; attended Yale Divinity School 1899-1901 (B D 1901), ordained in Free Baptist Church, Chepachet, R I, November 15, 1901, and minister there 1901- 04, minister Danville, N.H., 1904-06, Buffalo, NY., 1906-11, Bangor, Maine, 1911-16, Sabattus 1916-20, Peru, N.Y., 1920-24, Sixth Street Congregational Church, Auburn, Maine, 1924-39, and Minot Center Congregational Church 1925-43 Married June 26, 1901, in Auburn, Edith Belle Marrow (B A Bates Coll 1899), daughter of Samuel Harden and Emma Jane (Mower) Marrow. Children Donald Marrow, Emma Mower (died March 12, 1905), Samuel Harden (B A Bates Coll 1928), and Edith Bertha (Bates Coll. 1932-33), the wife of Guy Howard Hutchins (M D. Bowdoin 1899). Death due to coronary embolus Buried in Herrick Cemetery, Lewiston. Survived by wife, one daughter, sons, three grandchildren, and two sisters, Mrs. Ada Hyde Pargeter of Birmingham, England, and Mrs. Emily Hyde Wearing of Glasgow, Scodand. |