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Yale College
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1912-45, on staff Hartford Hospital, Hartford Dispensary, and Hartford Orphan
Asylum, physician Old Peoples Home,
Hartford, 1925-45, member Hartford
Medical Society (secretary 1914-16), Hartford County Medical Association (secretary
1925-29), Connecticut State Medical Society (on committee Sixth Clinical Congress
1930), Masonic order, and First Church of
Christ in Hartford, Congregational
Married June 24, 1903, in Avon, Mary
Louise, daughter of Lyman DeWitt and
Cornelia Ida (Hall) Westfall No children
Death due to hypertensive cardiovascular
disease Ashes interred in Lyons Rural
Cemetery Survived by wife and a nephew,
Carll T. Harrington of Garden City, N Y
CHARLES GARFIELD KING
BA. 1894
Born February 21, 1873, tn Chicago, III
Died September 14, 1945, tn Chicago, III
Father, Charles Bohan King, a merchant
in Chicago; son of William and Christina
(Rockwell) King of Martinsburg, NY
Mother, Ella (Garfield) King
Fessenden and University schools, Chicago Member University Club and Delta
Kappa Epsilon
Attended Bryant & Stratton Business College, Chicago, 1894; traveled 1894-96, occupied in Chicago 1896-1917, partner
Shanlkin & King, mortgage bankers, 1896-
1900, King, Coleman & Company, brokers,
1900-06, and King, Farnum & Company,
1906 until retirement 1917, senior adviser
Mitchell, Hutchins & Company, Chicago,
1920-29, assisted tn organizing purchasing
department American Red Cross in Pans
August, 1917-Apnl, 1918, member Chicago
Lighthouse for the Blind and St Chrys-
ostom's Church (Episcopal), Chicago
Marned January 6, 1898, in Chicago,
Ginevra, daughter of William Alden and
Ginevra (Walker) Fuller Children
Ginevra King Mitchell Pine, the wife of
John Taylor Pine, Jr , Charles Garfield, Jr
(died in infancy); Marjone King Mitchell
Belden, the wife of James Jerome Belden,
2d (Princeton 1903-05), Barbara (Mrs
King Shaw), and Garfield, '36
Death due to pulmonary embolism Bur
ied in Graceland Cemetery, Chicago Survived by wife, daughters, one son, and ten
grandchildren
HENRY SHORE NOON
BA 1894
Born April 10, 1873, in Needham, Mass
Died March 11^ 1946, tn Seattle, Wash
Father, Rev Samuel Henry Noon (Wesleyan 1864-66, BD Boston Umv 1899),
a Methodist Episcopal minister, son of
James and Rebecca (Shore) Noon of
Leicester, England, and Cambridge, Mass
Mother, Mary Woods (Atkinson) Noon,
daughter of Rev Kinsman Atkinson (B A
Harvard 1834, MA 1840) and Dorothy
Mynck (Woods) Atkinson of Bury, England, and Newburyport, Mass
Leicester (Mass) Academy and Gloucester and Brookfield (Mass ) high schools
Oration appointment and Scott Prize in
French Junior year, high oration appointment and one-year honors in modern languages Senior year, member Phi Beta
Kappa
Attended Boston Umversity School of
Law 1894-97 (LLB 1897), admitted to
Massachusetts bar 1897 and Washington
bar 1900, lawyer in Boston 1897-99 and in
Seattle, specializing in corporation law,
1900-46 (partner with his brother Samuel
1900-01); member Washington State Bar
Association, Masonic order, and Pilgrim
Congregational Church, Seattle
Married June 22, 1915, in Seattle, Louise
Adela Hawley (Umv Washington 1908-
10), daughter of George Appleton Hawley
(Umv Michigan 1867-68) and Adela
Sheridan (McCord) Hawley. Children
Mary Louise, the wife of Lawrence Bishop
Conaway (Umv Southern California
1919-20, Umv California at Los Angeles
1920-21), Henry Shore, Jr (US Naval
Academy 1939-40, B A Umv Washington
1945), and Phihp McCord (Umv Washington 1945, Univ Washington Law
School 1945-)
Death due to coronary thrombosis Survived by wife, children, four grandchildren,
a sister, Grace Noon Parker (B A Stanford
1904), the wife of Eugene Mark Parker of
| Title | Yb 65, Obituary Records of Graduates of Yale University Deceased During the Years 1945-1950 |
| Creator | Yale University |
| Place of Publication | New Haven, Connecticut (Conn.) |
| Date | 1945-1950 |
| 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 35 |
| Transcript | Yale College 35 1912-45, on staff Hartford Hospital, Hartford Dispensary, and Hartford Orphan Asylum, physician Old Peoples Home, Hartford, 1925-45, member Hartford Medical Society (secretary 1914-16), Hartford County Medical Association (secretary 1925-29), Connecticut State Medical Society (on committee Sixth Clinical Congress 1930), Masonic order, and First Church of Christ in Hartford, Congregational Married June 24, 1903, in Avon, Mary Louise, daughter of Lyman DeWitt and Cornelia Ida (Hall) Westfall No children Death due to hypertensive cardiovascular disease Ashes interred in Lyons Rural Cemetery Survived by wife and a nephew, Carll T. Harrington of Garden City, N Y CHARLES GARFIELD KING BA. 1894 Born February 21, 1873, tn Chicago, III Died September 14, 1945, tn Chicago, III Father, Charles Bohan King, a merchant in Chicago; son of William and Christina (Rockwell) King of Martinsburg, NY Mother, Ella (Garfield) King Fessenden and University schools, Chicago Member University Club and Delta Kappa Epsilon Attended Bryant & Stratton Business College, Chicago, 1894; traveled 1894-96, occupied in Chicago 1896-1917, partner Shanlkin & King, mortgage bankers, 1896- 1900, King, Coleman & Company, brokers, 1900-06, and King, Farnum & Company, 1906 until retirement 1917, senior adviser Mitchell, Hutchins & Company, Chicago, 1920-29, assisted tn organizing purchasing department American Red Cross in Pans August, 1917-Apnl, 1918, member Chicago Lighthouse for the Blind and St Chrys- ostom's Church (Episcopal), Chicago Marned January 6, 1898, in Chicago, Ginevra, daughter of William Alden and Ginevra (Walker) Fuller Children Ginevra King Mitchell Pine, the wife of John Taylor Pine, Jr , Charles Garfield, Jr (died in infancy); Marjone King Mitchell Belden, the wife of James Jerome Belden, 2d (Princeton 1903-05), Barbara (Mrs King Shaw), and Garfield, '36 Death due to pulmonary embolism Bur ied in Graceland Cemetery, Chicago Survived by wife, daughters, one son, and ten grandchildren HENRY SHORE NOON BA 1894 Born April 10, 1873, in Needham, Mass Died March 11^ 1946, tn Seattle, Wash Father, Rev Samuel Henry Noon (Wesleyan 1864-66, BD Boston Umv 1899), a Methodist Episcopal minister, son of James and Rebecca (Shore) Noon of Leicester, England, and Cambridge, Mass Mother, Mary Woods (Atkinson) Noon, daughter of Rev Kinsman Atkinson (B A Harvard 1834, MA 1840) and Dorothy Mynck (Woods) Atkinson of Bury, England, and Newburyport, Mass Leicester (Mass) Academy and Gloucester and Brookfield (Mass ) high schools Oration appointment and Scott Prize in French Junior year, high oration appointment and one-year honors in modern languages Senior year, member Phi Beta Kappa Attended Boston Umversity School of Law 1894-97 (LLB 1897), admitted to Massachusetts bar 1897 and Washington bar 1900, lawyer in Boston 1897-99 and in Seattle, specializing in corporation law, 1900-46 (partner with his brother Samuel 1900-01); member Washington State Bar Association, Masonic order, and Pilgrim Congregational Church, Seattle Married June 22, 1915, in Seattle, Louise Adela Hawley (Umv Washington 1908- 10), daughter of George Appleton Hawley (Umv Michigan 1867-68) and Adela Sheridan (McCord) Hawley. Children Mary Louise, the wife of Lawrence Bishop Conaway (Umv Southern California 1919-20, Umv California at Los Angeles 1920-21), Henry Shore, Jr (US Naval Academy 1939-40, B A Umv Washington 1945), and Phihp McCord (Umv Washington 1945, Univ Washington Law School 1945-) Death due to coronary thrombosis Survived by wife, children, four grandchildren, a sister, Grace Noon Parker (B A Stanford 1904), the wife of Eugene Mark Parker of |
