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Yale University Obituary Record
Dorpthy May (Edgerton) Bronson (BA
Umv Minnesota 1921), daughter of Wilson
Freemont and Electa (Blodgett) Edgerton
Yale relatives include an uncle, James D
Bronson, Jr, '26
Shattuck School, Faribault, Minn , enlisted as private Army Enlisted Reserve
Corps May 15, 1943 Entered Yale in July,
1943
Member St Paul's Church (Episcopal),
Minneapolis Unmarried
Withdrew from college November 9,
1943, inducted into service at Fort Snelhng
in November, 1943, with rank of corporal
and assigned to Infantry Officers Training
School, Fort Benning, promoted sergeant
March, 1944, in charge light machine gun
group, 346th Infantry Regiment, Fort Jackson, about April i-October, 1944, went
overseas in October, 1944, and stationed in
Scotland, in November, 1944, his regiment
was transferred to France and became part
of General Patton's Third Army, invalided
as a result of severe frost bite and dysentery
contracted in the Battle of the Bulge in
December, 1944
Sergeant Bronson died as a result of peritonitis and pneumonia which complicated
an acute fulminating colitis into which his
illness had developed Buried in U S Military Cemetery, which is part of the Cemetery of Ste Mere Eghse, at Blosville, France
Survived by parents, a sister, Mrs Nancy
Bronson Anderly of Brainerd, Minn, and
a brother, Edgerton Bronson of Minneapolis
GEORGE EDGAR MOULTHROP
PHB 1884
Bom October 5, 1864, in Cheshire, Conn
Died February 24, 1942, tn San Francisco,
Cahf
Father, A T Moulthrop
Hillhouse High School, New Haven,
Conn Civil engineering course
Engaged in surveying and railroad building with Union Pacific Railway Company
in Montana, Idaho, and other western
states, 1884-94, mining engineer and examiner of reports on mining properties in
the West, with headquarters in Butte,
Mont, 1894-98, mining engineer Boston
& Montana Consolidated Copper & Silver
Mining Company, Butte (superintendent
Pennsylvania mine), successively associated
with Red Metal Mining Company and
Anaconda Copper Mining Company, Butte;
after retirement sometime before 1929 had
resided in Mill Valley and San Francisco;
member Episcopal church
Married in 1897, France Hannegan. Son:
George Raymond, '30
Death due to peritonitis Buried in Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, San Mateo
County, Cahf Survived by wife and son
MARK MILTON FISHEL
PHB 1893
Born May 5,1 1872, in Portland, Ore.
Died April 9, 1936, in Worthing, West
Sussex, England
Parents, Charles and Octavia (Livingston) Fishel
Harvard School, New York City Select
course, Class vice-president Junior year,
member York Hall and Chi Phi.
Associated for a time with Standard
Caster and Wheel Company; secretary,
treasurer, and sales manager Universal
Caster and Foundry Company, Newark,
N J, 1913-16; with Burns and Bassick Company, Bridgeport, Conn, 1916-17; associated with Young Petroleum Company, New
York City, 1920-22, president and director
Standard Lacquer Company of America,
member The Players
Married (1) April 28,1897, in New York
City, Martha Jordan Mrs Fishel died
Married (2) March 15, 1910, Mildred,
daughter of J and Pauline Naething
Death due $0 arteriosclerosis Ashes
scattered Survived by third wife, Sylvia
May Fishel
JEMUEL GATES MARTY
PHB 1896
Born December 20, 1875, m Kansas City,
Mo
Died February 23, 1945, in Kansas City,
Mo
Father, Albert Marty, a real-estate dealer
in Kansas City; son of Matthias and
| 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 |
| Title | Page 238 |
| Transcript | 238 Yale University Obituary Record Dorpthy May (Edgerton) Bronson (BA Umv Minnesota 1921), daughter of Wilson Freemont and Electa (Blodgett) Edgerton Yale relatives include an uncle, James D Bronson, Jr, '26 Shattuck School, Faribault, Minn , enlisted as private Army Enlisted Reserve Corps May 15, 1943 Entered Yale in July, 1943 Member St Paul's Church (Episcopal), Minneapolis Unmarried Withdrew from college November 9, 1943, inducted into service at Fort Snelhng in November, 1943, with rank of corporal and assigned to Infantry Officers Training School, Fort Benning, promoted sergeant March, 1944, in charge light machine gun group, 346th Infantry Regiment, Fort Jackson, about April i-October, 1944, went overseas in October, 1944, and stationed in Scotland, in November, 1944, his regiment was transferred to France and became part of General Patton's Third Army, invalided as a result of severe frost bite and dysentery contracted in the Battle of the Bulge in December, 1944 Sergeant Bronson died as a result of peritonitis and pneumonia which complicated an acute fulminating colitis into which his illness had developed Buried in U S Military Cemetery, which is part of the Cemetery of Ste Mere Eghse, at Blosville, France Survived by parents, a sister, Mrs Nancy Bronson Anderly of Brainerd, Minn, and a brother, Edgerton Bronson of Minneapolis GEORGE EDGAR MOULTHROP PHB 1884 Bom October 5, 1864, in Cheshire, Conn Died February 24, 1942, tn San Francisco, Cahf Father, A T Moulthrop Hillhouse High School, New Haven, Conn Civil engineering course Engaged in surveying and railroad building with Union Pacific Railway Company in Montana, Idaho, and other western states, 1884-94, mining engineer and examiner of reports on mining properties in the West, with headquarters in Butte, Mont, 1894-98, mining engineer Boston & Montana Consolidated Copper & Silver Mining Company, Butte (superintendent Pennsylvania mine), successively associated with Red Metal Mining Company and Anaconda Copper Mining Company, Butte; after retirement sometime before 1929 had resided in Mill Valley and San Francisco; member Episcopal church Married in 1897, France Hannegan. Son: George Raymond, '30 Death due to peritonitis Buried in Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, San Mateo County, Cahf Survived by wife and son MARK MILTON FISHEL PHB 1893 Born May 5,1 1872, in Portland, Ore. Died April 9, 1936, in Worthing, West Sussex, England Parents, Charles and Octavia (Livingston) Fishel Harvard School, New York City Select course, Class vice-president Junior year, member York Hall and Chi Phi. Associated for a time with Standard Caster and Wheel Company; secretary, treasurer, and sales manager Universal Caster and Foundry Company, Newark, N J, 1913-16; with Burns and Bassick Company, Bridgeport, Conn, 1916-17; associated with Young Petroleum Company, New York City, 1920-22, president and director Standard Lacquer Company of America, member The Players Married (1) April 28,1897, in New York City, Martha Jordan Mrs Fishel died Married (2) March 15, 1910, Mildred, daughter of J and Pauline Naething Death due $0 arteriosclerosis Ashes scattered Survived by third wife, Sylvia May Fishel JEMUEL GATES MARTY PHB 1896 Born December 20, 1875, m Kansas City, Mo Died February 23, 1945, in Kansas City, Mo Father, Albert Marty, a real-estate dealer in Kansas City; son of Matthias and |