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52
Yale Umversity Obituary Record
!?*
sonic order, elder First Presbyterian
Church, Hackensack.
Married November 12, 1907, m Lock
Haven, Pa, Blanche Beatrice, daughter of
George Smith and Kathryn Angelica
(Baker) Good Children: George Henry
(B A Gettysburg 1934), Loyetta Ehzabeth
(Columbia 1931-32), the wife of Allison
Willis Laytham (Brown 1922-23); and
Charles Tressler, Jr (B A. Gettysburg 1943,
LL B Yale 1945)
Death due to pneumonia Buried in Oak
Hill Cemetery, Millersburg Survived by
wife, children, two grandchildren, and a
sister, Mabel Lark Gies, the wife of William
J Gies, '94 S.
Mr Lark gave to the Yale Law Library
in memory of his father a large number
of New York and Pennsylvania court reports, with some English court reports and
Pennsylvania legal textbooks
BALLINGER MILLS
B.A. 1899
Born January 2, 1879, in Galveston, Texas.
Died April 30, 1947, tn Galveston, Texas.
Father, Andrew Graham Mills, secretary
Galveston Cotton Exchange, son of Wilham Mills of Mississippi Mother, Lucy
(Balhnger) Mills, daughter of William
Pitt and Harnet (Jack) Balhnger of Galveston Yale relatives include Thomas M
Jack (BA 1853) (great-uncle), Edward
Randall, Jr, '13 (cousm).
Ball High School, Galveston High oration appointment Junior and Senior years,
member Zeta Psi and Phi Beta Kappa
Attended Harvard Law School 1899-
1900 and University of Texas School of
Law 1900-1901 (LL B 1901); admitted to
the bar 1901, lawyer in Galveston 1901-47,
associated with Terry, Balhnger, Smith &
Cavin 1901-4, partner Terry, Cavin &
Mills 1904-47, attorney general Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway Company 1906-
47, member board and attorney Sealy
Smith Foundation, Galveston, trustee
Rosenberg Library, Galveston, 1909-47, Os-
terman Widows and Orphans Fund, Galveston, and Santa Fe Hospital, Temple,
Texas, second vice-president Texas Yale
Association 1915, member Galveston and
Texas Historical societies, Philosophical Society, Sons of the Republic of Texas, and
Galveston City, County, Texas State, and
Amencan Bar associations, and First Baptist Church, Galveston.
Married November 15, 1905, in Galveston, Evy, daughter of Ladd MacGowan
and Evy Doswell (Sampson) Waters. Son:
Balhnger, Jr, '36.
Death due to hypostatic pneumonia.
Buried in Galveston Memorial Park Survived by wife, son, and two grandchildren.
HENRY McCLURE YOUNG
B.A 1899
Born September 19, 1877, m ■& Louts, Mo.
Died August 12, 1946, tn Columbia, Mo.
Father, Daniel Comstock Young, manager Browning, King & Company, clothiers,
St. Louis, son of Ezra and Sarah (Sears)
Young of southeastern New York. Mother,
Clara Harrison (Post) Young, daughter of
Rev Truman Marcellus Post, DD. (BA.
Middlebury 1829), and Frances Alsop
(Henshaw) Post of St Louis Yale relatives include: Truman A Post (B A. 1859)
and Henry M Post (Class of 1861)
(uncles); Truman Post Young, '99 (brother) , Lawrence T Post, '09, and Archibald
Young, '11 S. (cousins).
Rugby Academy, St Louis. First colloquy
appointment Junior year, second dispute
appointment Senior year
Associated with Carr Brothers, fire underwriters, St. Louis, 1899-1903; attended
Washington University School of Medicine
1903-8 (MD. 1908, member Nu Sigma
Nu and Alpha Omega Alpha); interne St
Louis City Hospital 1908-9; volunteer assistant Arzt Royal Surgical University
Clinic, Koenigsberg, Germany, 1909-10,
specialist in urology in St Louis 1910-34
and Columbia 1934-46, instructor in surgery St Louis University School of Medicine 1911-13, assistant genitourinary surgeon St Louis Mullanphy Hospital 1913-
15, visiting surgeon St Louis City Hospital 1913-32, surgeon to outpatients Washington University Dispensary 1914-20; consultant genitourinary surgeon US. Veterans Hospital No 92 from 1920 to 1932,
Jewish Hospital and Barnes Hospital
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 52 |
| Transcript | 52 Yale Umversity Obituary Record !?* sonic order, elder First Presbyterian Church, Hackensack. Married November 12, 1907, m Lock Haven, Pa, Blanche Beatrice, daughter of George Smith and Kathryn Angelica (Baker) Good Children: George Henry (B A Gettysburg 1934), Loyetta Ehzabeth (Columbia 1931-32), the wife of Allison Willis Laytham (Brown 1922-23); and Charles Tressler, Jr (B A. Gettysburg 1943, LL B Yale 1945) Death due to pneumonia Buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Millersburg Survived by wife, children, two grandchildren, and a sister, Mabel Lark Gies, the wife of William J Gies, '94 S. Mr Lark gave to the Yale Law Library in memory of his father a large number of New York and Pennsylvania court reports, with some English court reports and Pennsylvania legal textbooks BALLINGER MILLS B.A. 1899 Born January 2, 1879, in Galveston, Texas. Died April 30, 1947, tn Galveston, Texas. Father, Andrew Graham Mills, secretary Galveston Cotton Exchange, son of Wilham Mills of Mississippi Mother, Lucy (Balhnger) Mills, daughter of William Pitt and Harnet (Jack) Balhnger of Galveston Yale relatives include Thomas M Jack (BA 1853) (great-uncle), Edward Randall, Jr, '13 (cousm). Ball High School, Galveston High oration appointment Junior and Senior years, member Zeta Psi and Phi Beta Kappa Attended Harvard Law School 1899- 1900 and University of Texas School of Law 1900-1901 (LL B 1901); admitted to the bar 1901, lawyer in Galveston 1901-47, associated with Terry, Balhnger, Smith & Cavin 1901-4, partner Terry, Cavin & Mills 1904-47, attorney general Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway Company 1906- 47, member board and attorney Sealy Smith Foundation, Galveston, trustee Rosenberg Library, Galveston, 1909-47, Os- terman Widows and Orphans Fund, Galveston, and Santa Fe Hospital, Temple, Texas, second vice-president Texas Yale Association 1915, member Galveston and Texas Historical societies, Philosophical Society, Sons of the Republic of Texas, and Galveston City, County, Texas State, and Amencan Bar associations, and First Baptist Church, Galveston. Married November 15, 1905, in Galveston, Evy, daughter of Ladd MacGowan and Evy Doswell (Sampson) Waters. Son: Balhnger, Jr, '36. Death due to hypostatic pneumonia. Buried in Galveston Memorial Park Survived by wife, son, and two grandchildren. HENRY McCLURE YOUNG B.A 1899 Born September 19, 1877, m ■& Louts, Mo. Died August 12, 1946, tn Columbia, Mo. Father, Daniel Comstock Young, manager Browning, King & Company, clothiers, St. Louis, son of Ezra and Sarah (Sears) Young of southeastern New York. Mother, Clara Harrison (Post) Young, daughter of Rev Truman Marcellus Post, DD. (BA. Middlebury 1829), and Frances Alsop (Henshaw) Post of St Louis Yale relatives include: Truman A Post (B A. 1859) and Henry M Post (Class of 1861) (uncles); Truman Post Young, '99 (brother) , Lawrence T Post, '09, and Archibald Young, '11 S. (cousins). Rugby Academy, St Louis. First colloquy appointment Junior year, second dispute appointment Senior year Associated with Carr Brothers, fire underwriters, St. Louis, 1899-1903; attended Washington University School of Medicine 1903-8 (MD. 1908, member Nu Sigma Nu and Alpha Omega Alpha); interne St Louis City Hospital 1908-9; volunteer assistant Arzt Royal Surgical University Clinic, Koenigsberg, Germany, 1909-10, specialist in urology in St Louis 1910-34 and Columbia 1934-46, instructor in surgery St Louis University School of Medicine 1911-13, assistant genitourinary surgeon St Louis Mullanphy Hospital 1913- 15, visiting surgeon St Louis City Hospital 1913-32, surgeon to outpatients Washington University Dispensary 1914-20; consultant genitourinary surgeon US. Veterans Hospital No 92 from 1920 to 1932, Jewish Hospital and Barnes Hospital |
