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Yale University Obituary Record
1924, in Syracuse, Janette Clara, TenEyck
(B A Syracuse 1913), daughter of Edward
Grant and Mary Elizabeth (Rowley) TenEyck No children
Death due to coronary thrombosis
Buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Syracuse
Survived by wife and two sisters, Mrs
Florence Beecher Crouse Clark of Monte
Carlo and New York City and Laura Catherine Crouse Durston (Mrs Alfred Goldsmith Durston) of Syracuse
ARTHUR POTTER KNIGHT
PH B I9OI
Born September 9,1879, in Cleveland, N Y
Died February 17, 1946, tn Rome, NY
Father, Charles William Knight, senior
member C W Knight & Son, hydraulic
and sanitary engineering, Rome, son of
Joseph and Juha (Butts) Kmght of Stan-
wix, NY Mother, Altay (Potter) Kmght,
daughter of Asher and Altay (Dutton)
Potter of Cleveland, N Y
Rome Free Academy Sanitary engineering course, honors for excellence m all
studies Junior year, and general two-year
honors Senior year, honorable mention in
sanitary engineering Senior year, member
Sigma Xi Graduate student in civil engineering at Yale 1901-02
Assistant in chemistry Yale School of
Medicine 1902-03, surveyor Mexican International Railway on location of new line
from Durango to Pacific Coast, February-
December, 1903, engineer of mines Dono-
hoe Coke Company, Greensburg, Pa , 1903-
12, hydraulic engineer and junior partner
C W Knight & Son 1912-18, chief chemist
and metallurgist Rome Manufacturing
Company (division of Revere Copper &
Brass Corporation) 1918-46, developed
process, used in Revere copperclad ware
marketed in 1939, for electroplating copper
on stainless steel, president Addison Water
Works 1923-33, president Fort Stanwix
Council, Boy Scouts of America, Rome,
1926 and 1927, and supervised construction
summer camp ior scouts, nationally known
for work in archery m boy scout training,
took the first team of scouts to a national
tournament at Cooperstown 1924, contrib
uted articles to Chemical and Metallurgical
Engineering and publications on scouting,
president National Archery Association
1925, director Rome YMCA; member
Rome Chamber of Commerce, American
Society for Testing Materials, American
Chemical Society, American Electroplaters
Society, Institute of Metals (England), and
Eastern Archery Association, vestryman
and junior warden Zion Church (Episcopal), Rome, for many years
Married January 3, 1905, in Rome,
Nonne Mary, daughter of George William
and Sarah (Kochenspere) Robinson Children Arthur Potter, Jr ; Stuart Robinson
(BA Syracuse 1934), Sarah Ruth (William Smith Coll 1928-29), the wife of
Clinton Franklyn Rounds, George Robinson (State Umv Iowa 1930-31), Nonne
Clara Belle, the wife of Philip Hall (B A
Syracuse 1931, MD. Umv Chicago 1935);
and Altay Ehzabeth, the wife of Harold
Schmdler
Death due to a heart attack following an
automobile accident Buried in Rome Cemetery Survived by wife, children, seventeen
grandchildren, a half sister^ Dorothy K.
Schneible, the wife of James Schneible, of
Louisville, Ky, and a half brother, Edgar
Franklyn Knight of Rome
HIRAM MILLER
PH B I901
Born June 15, 1880, tn Mtddlefield, Conn
Died October 14, 1945, in Bangor, Maine.
Father, Waldo Brainard Miller, a farmer
in Middlefield, son of Hiram and Catherine
Lurane (Shelley) Miller of Middlefield
Mother, Betsey Jane (Chapman) Miller;
daughter of Charles and Clannda (Wright)
Chapman of Westbrook, Conn
Middletown (Conn ) High School. Select
course, honors in French and honorable
mention for excellence m chemistry Freshman year, honors for excellence in all
studies Junior year, general two-year
honors Senior year, member Sigma Xi
Rod and instrument man Mexican International Railway 1901-02, transitman and
assistant division engineer 1903-05, division
engineer 1906-07, graduate student in civil
Object Description
| 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 |
Description
| Title | Page 140 |
| Transcript | 140 Yale University Obituary Record 1924, in Syracuse, Janette Clara, TenEyck (B A Syracuse 1913), daughter of Edward Grant and Mary Elizabeth (Rowley) TenEyck No children Death due to coronary thrombosis Buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Syracuse Survived by wife and two sisters, Mrs Florence Beecher Crouse Clark of Monte Carlo and New York City and Laura Catherine Crouse Durston (Mrs Alfred Goldsmith Durston) of Syracuse ARTHUR POTTER KNIGHT PH B I9OI Born September 9,1879, in Cleveland, N Y Died February 17, 1946, tn Rome, NY Father, Charles William Knight, senior member C W Knight & Son, hydraulic and sanitary engineering, Rome, son of Joseph and Juha (Butts) Kmght of Stan- wix, NY Mother, Altay (Potter) Kmght, daughter of Asher and Altay (Dutton) Potter of Cleveland, N Y Rome Free Academy Sanitary engineering course, honors for excellence m all studies Junior year, and general two-year honors Senior year, honorable mention in sanitary engineering Senior year, member Sigma Xi Graduate student in civil engineering at Yale 1901-02 Assistant in chemistry Yale School of Medicine 1902-03, surveyor Mexican International Railway on location of new line from Durango to Pacific Coast, February- December, 1903, engineer of mines Dono- hoe Coke Company, Greensburg, Pa , 1903- 12, hydraulic engineer and junior partner C W Knight & Son 1912-18, chief chemist and metallurgist Rome Manufacturing Company (division of Revere Copper & Brass Corporation) 1918-46, developed process, used in Revere copperclad ware marketed in 1939, for electroplating copper on stainless steel, president Addison Water Works 1923-33, president Fort Stanwix Council, Boy Scouts of America, Rome, 1926 and 1927, and supervised construction summer camp ior scouts, nationally known for work in archery m boy scout training, took the first team of scouts to a national tournament at Cooperstown 1924, contrib uted articles to Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering and publications on scouting, president National Archery Association 1925, director Rome YMCA; member Rome Chamber of Commerce, American Society for Testing Materials, American Chemical Society, American Electroplaters Society, Institute of Metals (England), and Eastern Archery Association, vestryman and junior warden Zion Church (Episcopal), Rome, for many years Married January 3, 1905, in Rome, Nonne Mary, daughter of George William and Sarah (Kochenspere) Robinson Children Arthur Potter, Jr ; Stuart Robinson (BA Syracuse 1934), Sarah Ruth (William Smith Coll 1928-29), the wife of Clinton Franklyn Rounds, George Robinson (State Umv Iowa 1930-31), Nonne Clara Belle, the wife of Philip Hall (B A Syracuse 1931, MD. Umv Chicago 1935); and Altay Ehzabeth, the wife of Harold Schmdler Death due to a heart attack following an automobile accident Buried in Rome Cemetery Survived by wife, children, seventeen grandchildren, a half sister^ Dorothy K. Schneible, the wife of James Schneible, of Louisville, Ky, and a half brother, Edgar Franklyn Knight of Rome HIRAM MILLER PH B I901 Born June 15, 1880, tn Mtddlefield, Conn Died October 14, 1945, in Bangor, Maine. Father, Waldo Brainard Miller, a farmer in Middlefield, son of Hiram and Catherine Lurane (Shelley) Miller of Middlefield Mother, Betsey Jane (Chapman) Miller; daughter of Charles and Clannda (Wright) Chapman of Westbrook, Conn Middletown (Conn ) High School. Select course, honors in French and honorable mention for excellence m chemistry Freshman year, honors for excellence in all studies Junior year, general two-year honors Senior year, member Sigma Xi Rod and instrument man Mexican International Railway 1901-02, transitman and assistant division engineer 1903-05, division engineer 1906-07, graduate student in civil |
