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Yale College
J3
attorney Savings Bank of New London
1897-1947 (vice-president 1916-47); secretary New England Carpet Lining Company, New London; trustee Public Library
of New London 1900-1947 (president
1928-47) and Lawrence and Memorial
Associated Hospitals 1905-47, president
New London Choral Union; president and
chairman finance committee New London
Y.MC.A, vice-president New London
council Boy Scouts of America; secretary
Board of School Visitors and Board of
Education; secretary and treasurer Chapman Technical High School 1906-47 and
B. P. Learned Mission 1916-38, on executive committee and vice-president Connecticut Prison Association; government
appeal agent and on committee Four Minute Speakers 1917-19; member legal advisory board Liberty Loan Committee,
local State Council of Defense, and Committee of Twenty-four (organized to prevent rent profiteering), in World War I;
president Congregational Brotherhood of
America; corporate member Amencan
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, member New London and Connecticut State Bar associations, Sons of the
American Revolution, National Missionary
Society of Congregational Churches (chairman finance committee), and Masonic
order; deacon Second Congregational
Church, New London (formerly superintendent of the church school).
Married June 4, 1890, in New Haven,
Conn, Gertrude, daughter of David Otis
and Mary Jane (Grant) Barker. Daughter* Gertrude (B.A. Smith 1913; M.A.
Columbia 1915). Mrs. Coit died December
12, 1926
Death due to arteriosclerosis. Buried in
Cedar Grove Cemetery, New London. Survived by daughter and two sisters, the
Misses Ellen and Fanny Coit of New
London.
CHARLES OTIS SCOVILLE
B.A. 1887
Born December 1, 1862, tn Montpeher, Vt.
Died June 4, 1947, in Brattleboro, Vt.
Father, James Bidwell Scoville, a farmer
in Montpeher; son of Eleazer and Abigail
(Langdon) Scoville of Plymouth, Conn.,
and Montpeher. Mother, Mary (Foster)
Scoville, daughter of Per ley and Nancy
(Bean) Foster of Conway, N,H. Yale relatives include a cousin, Wilham L Scoville,
'96
Montpeher High School. Member The
Pundits
Attended Berkeley Divinity School 1887—
90 (graduated 1890), ordained deacon in
Episcopal church June 23, 1889, and priest
July 8, 1890, rector St. James' Church,
Westville, Conn, 1890-92; assistant minister to rector Trinity Church, New Haven,
1892-1906, acting rector 1906-8, rector
1908-35, rector emeritus 1935-47, elected
clerical deputy to General Convention and
supplemental deputy to Synod, first province, Episcopal Churches of Connecticut,
1919, and to standing committee of Diocese of Connecticut 1927; D D. Trinity College [Conn.] 1919, alumni trustee Berkeley
Divinity School 1919-33 and overseer 1934-
36; vice-president New Haven Council of
Churches 1924-28, director 1929-33, delegate to Pan-Anglican Congress, London,
1908, chairman committee on arrangements for celebration of twenty-fifth anniversary of consecration of The Right Reverend Chauncey B Brewster (B.A 1868) to
the Episcopate, held in New Haven 1922,
member World Court Committee 1925 and
1929
Married June 1, 1892, in Westville, Lena
May, daughter of Willis Bradley and Ida
Nancy (Hotchkiss) Isbell Daughter. Helen
May (BA. Wellesley 1915, MD Yale
1920)
Death due to general arteriosclerosis
Buried m Grove Street Cemetery, New
Haven Survived by wife and daughter.
CHARLES EDWARD CORNWALL
B.A. 1888
Born July 1, 1867, in New Haven, Conn.
Died December 23, 1946, tn Hamden,
Conn.
Father, Isaac Riley Cornwall, teller and
bookkeeper Merchants National Bank,
New Haven, son of Grove Rockwell and
Roxcy (Higby) Cornwall of Milford, Conn.
Mother, Deborah Chandler (Ryder) Cornwall; daughter of Caleb and Lucy (Bradford) Ryder of Plymouth, Mass, Yale rela-
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 13 |
| Transcript | Yale College J3 attorney Savings Bank of New London 1897-1947 (vice-president 1916-47); secretary New England Carpet Lining Company, New London; trustee Public Library of New London 1900-1947 (president 1928-47) and Lawrence and Memorial Associated Hospitals 1905-47, president New London Choral Union; president and chairman finance committee New London Y.MC.A, vice-president New London council Boy Scouts of America; secretary Board of School Visitors and Board of Education; secretary and treasurer Chapman Technical High School 1906-47 and B. P. Learned Mission 1916-38, on executive committee and vice-president Connecticut Prison Association; government appeal agent and on committee Four Minute Speakers 1917-19; member legal advisory board Liberty Loan Committee, local State Council of Defense, and Committee of Twenty-four (organized to prevent rent profiteering), in World War I; president Congregational Brotherhood of America; corporate member Amencan Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, member New London and Connecticut State Bar associations, Sons of the American Revolution, National Missionary Society of Congregational Churches (chairman finance committee), and Masonic order; deacon Second Congregational Church, New London (formerly superintendent of the church school). Married June 4, 1890, in New Haven, Conn, Gertrude, daughter of David Otis and Mary Jane (Grant) Barker. Daughter* Gertrude (B.A. Smith 1913; M.A. Columbia 1915). Mrs. Coit died December 12, 1926 Death due to arteriosclerosis. Buried in Cedar Grove Cemetery, New London. Survived by daughter and two sisters, the Misses Ellen and Fanny Coit of New London. CHARLES OTIS SCOVILLE B.A. 1887 Born December 1, 1862, tn Montpeher, Vt. Died June 4, 1947, in Brattleboro, Vt. Father, James Bidwell Scoville, a farmer in Montpeher; son of Eleazer and Abigail (Langdon) Scoville of Plymouth, Conn., and Montpeher. Mother, Mary (Foster) Scoville, daughter of Per ley and Nancy (Bean) Foster of Conway, N,H. Yale relatives include a cousin, Wilham L Scoville, '96 Montpeher High School. Member The Pundits Attended Berkeley Divinity School 1887— 90 (graduated 1890), ordained deacon in Episcopal church June 23, 1889, and priest July 8, 1890, rector St. James' Church, Westville, Conn, 1890-92; assistant minister to rector Trinity Church, New Haven, 1892-1906, acting rector 1906-8, rector 1908-35, rector emeritus 1935-47, elected clerical deputy to General Convention and supplemental deputy to Synod, first province, Episcopal Churches of Connecticut, 1919, and to standing committee of Diocese of Connecticut 1927; D D. Trinity College [Conn.] 1919, alumni trustee Berkeley Divinity School 1919-33 and overseer 1934- 36; vice-president New Haven Council of Churches 1924-28, director 1929-33, delegate to Pan-Anglican Congress, London, 1908, chairman committee on arrangements for celebration of twenty-fifth anniversary of consecration of The Right Reverend Chauncey B Brewster (B.A 1868) to the Episcopate, held in New Haven 1922, member World Court Committee 1925 and 1929 Married June 1, 1892, in Westville, Lena May, daughter of Willis Bradley and Ida Nancy (Hotchkiss) Isbell Daughter. Helen May (BA. Wellesley 1915, MD Yale 1920) Death due to general arteriosclerosis Buried m Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven Survived by wife and daughter. CHARLES EDWARD CORNWALL B.A. 1888 Born July 1, 1867, in New Haven, Conn. Died December 23, 1946, tn Hamden, Conn. Father, Isaac Riley Cornwall, teller and bookkeeper Merchants National Bank, New Haven, son of Grove Rockwell and Roxcy (Higby) Cornwall of Milford, Conn. Mother, Deborah Chandler (Ryder) Cornwall; daughter of Caleb and Lucy (Bradford) Ryder of Plymouth, Mass, Yale rela- |
