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Yale College
75
Company, St. Louis, 1903-5; in insurance
business in St. Mary's, Pa, 1905, general
sales agent Novelty Incandescent Lamp
Company, Emporium, Pa, 1905-8; manager and later owner father's fruit farm
and insurance agent (Merchants Mutual
Casualty Company, Buffalo, Monroe
County Patrons Fire Relief Association,
and Grange Fire Insurance) 1908-48, trustee and collector Pennton (N.Y.) School
District; councilman, assessor, collector,
and justice of the peace Town of Pennton,
member Masonic order, Fairport Grange;
chairman of the board and deacon Raymond Baptist Church, Fairport.
Married December 6, 1908, in Johnson-
burg, Pa., Bessie Winifred, daughter of
Charles and Isabella (Gage) Holes. Daughter. Effie Mae (Art School, Rochester Inst.
Technology, Class of 1930), the wife of
Harold Frederick Andrews. Mrs. Warner
died February 15, 1938
Death due to accidental burns from a
grass fire. Buried in Elmwood Cemetery,
Pennton Survived by daughter and three
grandchildren.
EDWARD WELCH CLUCAS
BA. I904
Born September 11,1880, tn Brooklyn, N.Y.
Died February 14,1948, in New Yor\ City.
Father, Charles Clucas of Fairfield,
Conn, a real-estate broker in New York
City; son of Henry Clucas of Cliftondale,
Mass. Mother, Mary Baker (Welch) Clucas, daughter of James Edward and Ehzabeth (Eustis) Welch of Brooklyn, Conn.
Yale relatives include a nephew, Lowell
M Clucas, Jr, '39.
Lakewood Heights School, Lakewood,
N J, and Philhps-Andover. On board Yale
Daily News four years (assignment editor
Senior year); an editor Yale Pot-Poum
Senior year; University Water Polo Team
Junior and Senior years; on race committee Yale Corinthian Yacht Club Senior
year, member Delta Kappa Epsilon and
Scroll and Key.
Engaged in banking business in New
York City 1904-48; clerk Redmond &
Company July-December, 1904; broker
with Coffin & Company December, 1904-
6; partner Gilman & Clucas, investments
and banking, 1906-18 and senior partner
of its successor E. W. Clucas & Company
1918-48, president Whiteoakes Land Corporation 1928-48, vice-president Brady Securities & Investment Company, secretary
Federal Machine & Welder Company, Warren, Ohio, and vice-president, an enthusiastic yachtsman, he owned and sailed the
yawl "Manxman," winner of numerous
Atlantic races, master of Whiteoakes Harriers, a prize pack of beagle hounds, Bed-
mmster, NJ, for thirty-four years, member St Luke's Church (Episcopal), Gladstone, N J.
Married September 18, 1917, in New
York City, Frederica, daughter of Captain
Frederic Bull, USA., and Helen (Robinson) Bull Children Sara Worthington
Clucas vonStade Fuller, the wife of Horace
Williams Fuller (B.S. Harvard 1930); Edward Welch, Jr; and Frederic Bull (Rutgers Class of 1953).
Death due to heart disease. Buried in
Calvary Cemetery, Bernardsville, N J Survived by wife, children, three grandchildren, and a brother, Lowell M Clucas,
'05 S
CHARLES ALEXANDER ESTY
B A. 1904
Born March 31, 1883, ln FramtngJiam,
Mass.
Died July 9, 1947, tn Framingham, Mass.
Father, Frederick March Esty, a lawyer
in East Cambridge, Mass, attorney and
register of probate and insolvency, Middlesex County, Mass, son of Constantine
C. Esty (B.A 1845) and Emily S (March)
Esty. Mother, Georgella Grace (Harrington) Esty, daughter of John M and Lucy
(Warren) Harrington
Framingham High School and Frammgham Academy. Oration appointment
Junior and Senior years, College Choir
Junior and Senior years, member Psi
Upsilon
Engaged in lumber business with classmate Francis E Howland in Asheville,
N C, 1904, secretary Palacios Land & Fruit
| 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 75 |
| Transcript | Yale College 75 Company, St. Louis, 1903-5; in insurance business in St. Mary's, Pa, 1905, general sales agent Novelty Incandescent Lamp Company, Emporium, Pa, 1905-8; manager and later owner father's fruit farm and insurance agent (Merchants Mutual Casualty Company, Buffalo, Monroe County Patrons Fire Relief Association, and Grange Fire Insurance) 1908-48, trustee and collector Pennton (N.Y.) School District; councilman, assessor, collector, and justice of the peace Town of Pennton, member Masonic order, Fairport Grange; chairman of the board and deacon Raymond Baptist Church, Fairport. Married December 6, 1908, in Johnson- burg, Pa., Bessie Winifred, daughter of Charles and Isabella (Gage) Holes. Daughter. Effie Mae (Art School, Rochester Inst. Technology, Class of 1930), the wife of Harold Frederick Andrews. Mrs. Warner died February 15, 1938 Death due to accidental burns from a grass fire. Buried in Elmwood Cemetery, Pennton Survived by daughter and three grandchildren. EDWARD WELCH CLUCAS BA. I904 Born September 11,1880, tn Brooklyn, N.Y. Died February 14,1948, in New Yor\ City. Father, Charles Clucas of Fairfield, Conn, a real-estate broker in New York City; son of Henry Clucas of Cliftondale, Mass. Mother, Mary Baker (Welch) Clucas, daughter of James Edward and Ehzabeth (Eustis) Welch of Brooklyn, Conn. Yale relatives include a nephew, Lowell M Clucas, Jr, '39. Lakewood Heights School, Lakewood, N J, and Philhps-Andover. On board Yale Daily News four years (assignment editor Senior year); an editor Yale Pot-Poum Senior year; University Water Polo Team Junior and Senior years; on race committee Yale Corinthian Yacht Club Senior year, member Delta Kappa Epsilon and Scroll and Key. Engaged in banking business in New York City 1904-48; clerk Redmond & Company July-December, 1904; broker with Coffin & Company December, 1904- 6; partner Gilman & Clucas, investments and banking, 1906-18 and senior partner of its successor E. W. Clucas & Company 1918-48, president Whiteoakes Land Corporation 1928-48, vice-president Brady Securities & Investment Company, secretary Federal Machine & Welder Company, Warren, Ohio, and vice-president, an enthusiastic yachtsman, he owned and sailed the yawl "Manxman," winner of numerous Atlantic races, master of Whiteoakes Harriers, a prize pack of beagle hounds, Bed- mmster, NJ, for thirty-four years, member St Luke's Church (Episcopal), Gladstone, N J. Married September 18, 1917, in New York City, Frederica, daughter of Captain Frederic Bull, USA., and Helen (Robinson) Bull Children Sara Worthington Clucas vonStade Fuller, the wife of Horace Williams Fuller (B.S. Harvard 1930); Edward Welch, Jr; and Frederic Bull (Rutgers Class of 1953). Death due to heart disease. Buried in Calvary Cemetery, Bernardsville, N J Survived by wife, children, three grandchildren, and a brother, Lowell M Clucas, '05 S CHARLES ALEXANDER ESTY B A. 1904 Born March 31, 1883, ln FramtngJiam, Mass. Died July 9, 1947, tn Framingham, Mass. Father, Frederick March Esty, a lawyer in East Cambridge, Mass, attorney and register of probate and insolvency, Middlesex County, Mass, son of Constantine C. Esty (B.A 1845) and Emily S (March) Esty. Mother, Georgella Grace (Harrington) Esty, daughter of John M and Lucy (Warren) Harrington Framingham High School and Frammgham Academy. Oration appointment Junior and Senior years, College Choir Junior and Senior years, member Psi Upsilon Engaged in lumber business with classmate Francis E Howland in Asheville, N C, 1904, secretary Palacios Land & Fruit |
