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Yale University Obituary Record
JOHN BEACH SOLLEY
B.A. 1894
Born March 18, 1872, in Newar\, NJ.
Died March 3, 1947, in New Yor\ City.
Father, John Beach Solley, a merchant
in Orange, N J ; son of Thomas and Martha
Treat (Bradley) Solley of Bethel, Conn.
Mother, Frances Mead (Hedden) Solley;
daughter of Elias Beech and Mary (Tich-
enor) Hedden of Newark Yale relatives
include three nephews. Fred W. Solley,
'18, T Houston Solley, '19, and Robert F.
Solley, '22
Orange High School and Dearborn
Morgan School, Orange Class deacon and
member College Choir Sophomore, Junior,
and Senior years, Junior Promenade Committee, Class supper committee Senior year,
member He Boule and Delta Kappa Epsilon
Attended College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University, 1894-98 (M.D
1898); house surgeon New York Hospital
1899-1900; pathological interne Presbytenan Hospital, New York City, 1900-1901,
studied m clinics in Berne, Heidelberg, and
Berlin and visited hospitals in London and
Paris 1901-2, physician in New York City
1902-46; clinical assistant aural department
New York Eye and Ear Infirmary 1902-3;
assistant surgical department Hudson Street
Hospital 1903-5, clinical assistant medical
and surgical clinic, Presbyterian Hospital,
1905-12, surgeon the Tonsil Hospital 1921-
23, lecturer in medicine New York Polyclinic Hospital and Medical School 1923-
24, surgical assistant throat and nose clinic
Manhattan Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital
1924-30, because of ill-health had been inactive from December, 1946, to March,
1947, with Wilham F Bull translated and
edited volume 3 of Ernst von Bergmann's A
System of Practical Surgery (1904); greatly
interested in nut and fruit tree culture, he
was a member of the Washmgton (Conn )
Fruit Growers Association, Northern Nut
Growers Association, and Connecticut State
Pomological Society, on Class dinner committee 1923; member American Academy
of Medicme, American and New York
Psychoanalytic societies, New York Academy of Medicine, New York County Medical Society, Sons of the American Revolu
tion, National Audubon Society, National
and New York Conservation societies, and
Connecticut Fish and Game Conservation
Association
Married September 11, 1912, in Marquette, Mich., Katherine Hamilton, daughter of Evan Frost and Rosalie Belle (Mc-
Gugin) Lilly. Children: John Beach, 3d
(Indiana Univ. 1939-40); Virginia Hamilton (BA. Smith 1941), the wife of Jean
Malcolm de Sieyes (B.A. Dartmouth 1940;
M.B.A. Harvard 1943); and Thomas Treat,
'50. Dr. and Mrs. Solley were divorced in
I93i-
Death due to cerebral hemorrhage.
Buried in Fairmount Cemetery, Newark.
Survived by children, one grandchild, and
a brother, Fred P. Solley, '88.
WILLIAM TODD
B.A. 1894
Born May 6, 1872, tn Mtlltown, N.B.,
Canada.
Died October 25, 1946, in Mount Carmel,
Conn.
Father, Charles Frederick Todd (BA
Bowdoin 1854), a lumber merchant in
Milltown; son of William Todd of St.
Stevens, New Brunswick Mother, Annie
Mane (Porter) Todd
Black Hall School, Lyme, Conn Second dispute appointment Junior year; first
dispute appointment Senior year, editor
Yale Courant Senior year; on cap and
gown and Senior promenade committees,
member Alpha Delta Phi and Wolf's Head
Member staff State Journal Madison,
Wis, 1894-95; associated with City & Suburban Street Railway Company, Baltimore,
Md, 1895-98, manager Liberty (NY.)
Light and Power Company 1898-99, assistant manager Virginia Electncal Railway and Development Company, Richmond, 1899-1902; secretary and treasurer
Golson & Nash, Inc, real-estate agents,
Richmond, 1904-15; enlisted US Naval
Reserve April 7, 1917, and commissioned
Lieutenant; assigned as intelligence officer
in charge 14th Naval Distnct, Honolulu,
October, 1917-May, 1919 (member board
of censorship of Pacific mail and passport
examiner), released from active duty May
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 32 |
| Transcript | 3* Yale University Obituary Record JOHN BEACH SOLLEY B.A. 1894 Born March 18, 1872, in Newar\, NJ. Died March 3, 1947, in New Yor\ City. Father, John Beach Solley, a merchant in Orange, N J ; son of Thomas and Martha Treat (Bradley) Solley of Bethel, Conn. Mother, Frances Mead (Hedden) Solley; daughter of Elias Beech and Mary (Tich- enor) Hedden of Newark Yale relatives include three nephews. Fred W. Solley, '18, T Houston Solley, '19, and Robert F. Solley, '22 Orange High School and Dearborn Morgan School, Orange Class deacon and member College Choir Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years, Junior Promenade Committee, Class supper committee Senior year, member He Boule and Delta Kappa Epsilon Attended College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University, 1894-98 (M.D 1898); house surgeon New York Hospital 1899-1900; pathological interne Presbytenan Hospital, New York City, 1900-1901, studied m clinics in Berne, Heidelberg, and Berlin and visited hospitals in London and Paris 1901-2, physician in New York City 1902-46; clinical assistant aural department New York Eye and Ear Infirmary 1902-3; assistant surgical department Hudson Street Hospital 1903-5, clinical assistant medical and surgical clinic, Presbyterian Hospital, 1905-12, surgeon the Tonsil Hospital 1921- 23, lecturer in medicine New York Polyclinic Hospital and Medical School 1923- 24, surgical assistant throat and nose clinic Manhattan Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital 1924-30, because of ill-health had been inactive from December, 1946, to March, 1947, with Wilham F Bull translated and edited volume 3 of Ernst von Bergmann's A System of Practical Surgery (1904); greatly interested in nut and fruit tree culture, he was a member of the Washmgton (Conn ) Fruit Growers Association, Northern Nut Growers Association, and Connecticut State Pomological Society, on Class dinner committee 1923; member American Academy of Medicme, American and New York Psychoanalytic societies, New York Academy of Medicine, New York County Medical Society, Sons of the American Revolu tion, National Audubon Society, National and New York Conservation societies, and Connecticut Fish and Game Conservation Association Married September 11, 1912, in Marquette, Mich., Katherine Hamilton, daughter of Evan Frost and Rosalie Belle (Mc- Gugin) Lilly. Children: John Beach, 3d (Indiana Univ. 1939-40); Virginia Hamilton (BA. Smith 1941), the wife of Jean Malcolm de Sieyes (B.A. Dartmouth 1940; M.B.A. Harvard 1943); and Thomas Treat, '50. Dr. and Mrs. Solley were divorced in I93i- Death due to cerebral hemorrhage. Buried in Fairmount Cemetery, Newark. Survived by children, one grandchild, and a brother, Fred P. Solley, '88. WILLIAM TODD B.A. 1894 Born May 6, 1872, tn Mtlltown, N.B., Canada. Died October 25, 1946, in Mount Carmel, Conn. Father, Charles Frederick Todd (BA Bowdoin 1854), a lumber merchant in Milltown; son of William Todd of St. Stevens, New Brunswick Mother, Annie Mane (Porter) Todd Black Hall School, Lyme, Conn Second dispute appointment Junior year; first dispute appointment Senior year, editor Yale Courant Senior year; on cap and gown and Senior promenade committees, member Alpha Delta Phi and Wolf's Head Member staff State Journal Madison, Wis, 1894-95; associated with City & Suburban Street Railway Company, Baltimore, Md, 1895-98, manager Liberty (NY.) Light and Power Company 1898-99, assistant manager Virginia Electncal Railway and Development Company, Richmond, 1899-1902; secretary and treasurer Golson & Nash, Inc, real-estate agents, Richmond, 1904-15; enlisted US Naval Reserve April 7, 1917, and commissioned Lieutenant; assigned as intelligence officer in charge 14th Naval Distnct, Honolulu, October, 1917-May, 1919 (member board of censorship of Pacific mail and passport examiner), released from active duty May |
