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Yale College
47
University) 1945-47, while in Boston used
resources of Boston Medical Library extensively and for many years took an active share in guiding its progress (vice-
president 1913-14), also became associated
with Boston Medical and Surgical Journal,
first as a member and later as president of
its executive committee and until 1922 as
president of the Corporation which owned
the Journal; associate editor* Annals of
Medical History, assistant editor* History
and Bibliography of Anatomic Illustration
(1920) and Osier's Evolution of Modern
Medicine (1921); contributed to numerous
medical-historical studies and reviews, a
founder in 1921 with Dr. Harvey Cushing
['91] and Malcolm Storer, of Boston Medical History Club, trustee Boston Dispensary 1910-15 and Congregational Foundation for Education; on committee for founding an International Society of History of
Medicine 1913; historian Yale Club of
Boston 1921-22; resided in Stonington
summers since 1916 and permanently since
1930; commissioned First Lieutenant, Medical Reserve Corps, July 10, 1917; one of
organizers and acting quartermaster U S
Mobile Hospital No. 39 (Yale Mobile Hospital Unit); overseas August, 1917-January,
1919; commissioned Captain, Medical
Corps, October 14, 1918; discharged January 25, 1919, member Yale Library Associates, American, French, and German societies of History of Medicine, and Military
Order of the Loyal Legion of the United
States, church committeeman and deacon
Old South Church (Congregational), Boston, 1922-29
Marned January 27, 1906, in Waterbury,
Conn, Alice Martha, daughter of Augustus
Sabin and Martha Clark (Starkweather)
Chase, and sister of Henry S. Chase, '77,
Irving H Chase, '80, and Frederick S
Chase, '87 Children* Helen Chase, the
wife of John B Whitelaw, '29, John Williams, '31; Gordon Chase (B A. Harvard
1934); and Edward Clark, Jr (B A Harvard 1936).
Death due to coronary thrombosis
Buried in Stonington Cemetery Survived
by wife, children, seven grandchildren, and
two sisters, Mrs Alfred Martin of Chicago
and Marjone Streeter Hamill, the widow
of Phihp W. Hamill, '98.
Dr Streeter was considered one of the
foremost medical historians in the United
States and had collected volumes in this
field since early in his career He was also
greatly interested in weights and measures
and their bearing on early medicine In
1938 he gave 1,500 volumes and pamphlets
on the history of medicine to the Yale
Medical Library, and in 1940 presented to
the Library his unique collection of weights
and measures, the most extensive collection
of its kind in the world, which he continued to add to year by year At the same
time he also presented a replica of an antique pharmacy with jars and other articles
of value These collections have been named
m honor of Dr, Streeter.
GEORGE SHEPARD CHAPPELL
B.A. 1899
Born January 2, 1877, tn New London,
Conn.
Died November 25,1946, in Bantam, Conn.
Father, Alfred Hebard Chappell, president F. H & A. H Chappell Company,
coal dealers, New London, son of Franklin
and Hannah Sage (Huntington) Chappell
of New London Mother, Adelaide Estelle
(Shepard) Chappell, daughter of George
T and Lucretia (Turner) Shepard of
New London. Yale relatives include Donald Chappell, *oo, Harold Chappell, '01
(cousins), T Huntington Chappell, '28
(nephew).
Bulkeley School, New London First dispute appointment Junior and Senior years;
Apollo Banjo Club Freshman and Sophomore years, University Banjo and Mandolin
Clubs Junior and Senior years, awarded
Yale Record "Owl" and Yale Literary Magazine "Triangle" Senior year, Class historian, member Delta Kappa Epsilon,
Wolf's Head, and Chi Delta Theta Graduate member Elizabethan Club
Studied architecture at £cole des Beaux
Arts, Pans, 1899-1902, architect in New
York City 1902 until about 1937, associated
with Lord & Hewlett 1902-04; partner
Ewing & Chappell 1904-17, independently
engaged 1917-32 and later associated with
Frederic C Hirons and William H. Gom-
pert, resided in Litchfield, Conn, from
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 47 |
| Transcript | Yale College 47 University) 1945-47, while in Boston used resources of Boston Medical Library extensively and for many years took an active share in guiding its progress (vice- president 1913-14), also became associated with Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, first as a member and later as president of its executive committee and until 1922 as president of the Corporation which owned the Journal; associate editor* Annals of Medical History, assistant editor* History and Bibliography of Anatomic Illustration (1920) and Osier's Evolution of Modern Medicine (1921); contributed to numerous medical-historical studies and reviews, a founder in 1921 with Dr. Harvey Cushing ['91] and Malcolm Storer, of Boston Medical History Club, trustee Boston Dispensary 1910-15 and Congregational Foundation for Education; on committee for founding an International Society of History of Medicine 1913; historian Yale Club of Boston 1921-22; resided in Stonington summers since 1916 and permanently since 1930; commissioned First Lieutenant, Medical Reserve Corps, July 10, 1917; one of organizers and acting quartermaster U S Mobile Hospital No. 39 (Yale Mobile Hospital Unit); overseas August, 1917-January, 1919; commissioned Captain, Medical Corps, October 14, 1918; discharged January 25, 1919, member Yale Library Associates, American, French, and German societies of History of Medicine, and Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States, church committeeman and deacon Old South Church (Congregational), Boston, 1922-29 Marned January 27, 1906, in Waterbury, Conn, Alice Martha, daughter of Augustus Sabin and Martha Clark (Starkweather) Chase, and sister of Henry S. Chase, '77, Irving H Chase, '80, and Frederick S Chase, '87 Children* Helen Chase, the wife of John B Whitelaw, '29, John Williams, '31; Gordon Chase (B A. Harvard 1934); and Edward Clark, Jr (B A Harvard 1936). Death due to coronary thrombosis Buried in Stonington Cemetery Survived by wife, children, seven grandchildren, and two sisters, Mrs Alfred Martin of Chicago and Marjone Streeter Hamill, the widow of Phihp W. Hamill, '98. Dr Streeter was considered one of the foremost medical historians in the United States and had collected volumes in this field since early in his career He was also greatly interested in weights and measures and their bearing on early medicine In 1938 he gave 1,500 volumes and pamphlets on the history of medicine to the Yale Medical Library, and in 1940 presented to the Library his unique collection of weights and measures, the most extensive collection of its kind in the world, which he continued to add to year by year At the same time he also presented a replica of an antique pharmacy with jars and other articles of value These collections have been named m honor of Dr, Streeter. GEORGE SHEPARD CHAPPELL B.A. 1899 Born January 2, 1877, tn New London, Conn. Died November 25,1946, in Bantam, Conn. Father, Alfred Hebard Chappell, president F. H & A. H Chappell Company, coal dealers, New London, son of Franklin and Hannah Sage (Huntington) Chappell of New London Mother, Adelaide Estelle (Shepard) Chappell, daughter of George T and Lucretia (Turner) Shepard of New London. Yale relatives include Donald Chappell, *oo, Harold Chappell, '01 (cousins), T Huntington Chappell, '28 (nephew). Bulkeley School, New London First dispute appointment Junior and Senior years; Apollo Banjo Club Freshman and Sophomore years, University Banjo and Mandolin Clubs Junior and Senior years, awarded Yale Record "Owl" and Yale Literary Magazine "Triangle" Senior year, Class historian, member Delta Kappa Epsilon, Wolf's Head, and Chi Delta Theta Graduate member Elizabethan Club Studied architecture at £cole des Beaux Arts, Pans, 1899-1902, architect in New York City 1902 until about 1937, associated with Lord & Hewlett 1902-04; partner Ewing & Chappell 1904-17, independently engaged 1917-32 and later associated with Frederic C Hirons and William H. Gom- pert, resided in Litchfield, Conn, from |
