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Yale College
99
of Zeno Carl and Mary Jane (Davis) Ross.
Mother, Elizabeth Carlton (Young) Ross;
daughter of John D. and Lydia (Batchel-
dor) Young Yale relatives include an
uncle, Thomas D Ross (LL.M. 1883).
Beverly (Mass ) High School and Philhps-Andover. First colloquy appointment
Junior year; second dispute appointment
Senior year; captain Freshman Fencing
Team, University Fencing Team three
years (captain Senior year); vice-president
University Fencing Association Sophomore
year and president University fnd Intercollegiate Fencing associations Junior year;
member University Club and Delta Kappa
Epsilon.
Attended University of Texas School of
Law 1911-12 (member Phi Delta Phi);
admitted to the bar 1912; lawyer in Fort
Worth 1912-47 and Austin, Texas, 1947-
48, successively junior member Ross & Ross
and partner Ross, Ross & Alexander 1912-
26, partner Douglass, Ross & Alexander,
real-estate securities, 1927-48; president
Ross Title Insurance Company 1926; vice-
president Fort Worth and Tarrant County
Abstract Company 1912-27, and president;
vice-president Commercial Standard Insurance Company 1937-45 and Gracy Title
Company 1947-48; secretary Texas Securities Company, real-estate mortgages, 1912-
27; attended School of Military Aeronautics,
Kelly Field No 2, San Antonio, Texas, September 23-November n, 1917; commissioned First Lieutenant, Aviation Section,
Signal Officers Reserve Corps, November
15,1917, and assigned to Kelly Field; member aviation examining board Fort Sam
Houston, March-May, 1918, assigned to
Brooks Field, San Antonio, until discharge,
January 14, 1919; commissioned Captain
Air Service (Aviation) Reserve Corps
March 20, 1919, resigned January 10, 1920;
president Fort Wordi Bar Association 1936-
37, secretary Fort Worth Yale Club 1918-
47, member First Presbyterian Church,
Fort Worth.
Married April 2, 1913, in Austin, Sue,
daughter of James Harvey and Sue (Town-
send) Robertson Children: Sue (Univ.
Texas 1933-34, 1936-38), the wife of Alex
Pope, Jr (B A. and LL B. Univ. Texas
1937), Zeno Carl, Jr. (Univ. Texas 1935-
39), James Robertson (Univ. Texas 1939-
41; LLB South Texas School of Law
1948), and Diana Robertson (Umv Texas
1944-48), the wife of Felix G Cook, Jr.
(B B A Univ. Texas 1948).
Death due to coronary insufficiency Buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Fort Worth.
Survived by wife, children, three grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs Frank A. Douglass
of Fort Worth
JOHN ELIOT ROWLAND
BA. I9II
Born July 17,1889, in Bergen Point, N Y.
Died September 18, 1947, in Paterson, N J
Father, David Hall Rowland, a banker
in New York City, son of David and Eliza
(Ward) Rowland of Staten Island, NY
Mother, Ahce (Story) Rowland, daughter
of Rufiis and Ursula (Ayres) Story of Bergen Point.
St Paul's School, Concord, NH Assistant manager University Basketball Association Junior year and manager Senior year;
member University Club, Yale Corinthian
Yacht Club, and Delta Kappa Epsilon
Associated with Guaranty Trust Company, New York City, 1911-12, Honeyman
Hardware Company, Portland, Ore, 1912-
13, and Canadian Northwest Steel Company, Vancouver, BC, 1913-16, partner
Mundy, Rowland & Company, electrical
contractors, Vancouver, 1916-23, with
Thomas Brothers, draftsmen, 1923-26
(salesman in San Francisco 1923-24, manager Los Angeles branch 1924-25, and in
San Francisco 1925-26), associated with
classmate, Stuart F. Freeman, in real-estate
business, San Mateo, Calif, 1926-27; successively with Clifford F Reid, Inc, Los
Angeles, and Pacific States Life Insurance
Company, San Francisco, regional sales
manager Children's Activities, Chicago,
1943-47, member Grace Church (Episcopal), Plainfield, N J.
Married September 1, 1915, in Vancouver, Mane Louise Annette, daughter of
Richard and Margaret (French) Feeney.
Children* David Hall, 2d (B S m E E Rutgers Umv 1940), and Louise, the wife of
John Charles Schnitzius (B S. in M.E. Rutgers 1940)
Death due to coronary occlusion Ashes
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 99 |
| Transcript | Yale College 99 of Zeno Carl and Mary Jane (Davis) Ross. Mother, Elizabeth Carlton (Young) Ross; daughter of John D. and Lydia (Batchel- dor) Young Yale relatives include an uncle, Thomas D Ross (LL.M. 1883). Beverly (Mass ) High School and Philhps-Andover. First colloquy appointment Junior year; second dispute appointment Senior year; captain Freshman Fencing Team, University Fencing Team three years (captain Senior year); vice-president University Fencing Association Sophomore year and president University fnd Intercollegiate Fencing associations Junior year; member University Club and Delta Kappa Epsilon. Attended University of Texas School of Law 1911-12 (member Phi Delta Phi); admitted to the bar 1912; lawyer in Fort Worth 1912-47 and Austin, Texas, 1947- 48, successively junior member Ross & Ross and partner Ross, Ross & Alexander 1912- 26, partner Douglass, Ross & Alexander, real-estate securities, 1927-48; president Ross Title Insurance Company 1926; vice- president Fort Worth and Tarrant County Abstract Company 1912-27, and president; vice-president Commercial Standard Insurance Company 1937-45 and Gracy Title Company 1947-48; secretary Texas Securities Company, real-estate mortgages, 1912- 27; attended School of Military Aeronautics, Kelly Field No 2, San Antonio, Texas, September 23-November n, 1917; commissioned First Lieutenant, Aviation Section, Signal Officers Reserve Corps, November 15,1917, and assigned to Kelly Field; member aviation examining board Fort Sam Houston, March-May, 1918, assigned to Brooks Field, San Antonio, until discharge, January 14, 1919; commissioned Captain Air Service (Aviation) Reserve Corps March 20, 1919, resigned January 10, 1920; president Fort Wordi Bar Association 1936- 37, secretary Fort Worth Yale Club 1918- 47, member First Presbyterian Church, Fort Worth. Married April 2, 1913, in Austin, Sue, daughter of James Harvey and Sue (Town- send) Robertson Children: Sue (Univ. Texas 1933-34, 1936-38), the wife of Alex Pope, Jr (B A. and LL B. Univ. Texas 1937), Zeno Carl, Jr. (Univ. Texas 1935- 39), James Robertson (Univ. Texas 1939- 41; LLB South Texas School of Law 1948), and Diana Robertson (Umv Texas 1944-48), the wife of Felix G Cook, Jr. (B B A Univ. Texas 1948). Death due to coronary insufficiency Buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Fort Worth. Survived by wife, children, three grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs Frank A. Douglass of Fort Worth JOHN ELIOT ROWLAND BA. I9II Born July 17,1889, in Bergen Point, N Y. Died September 18, 1947, in Paterson, N J Father, David Hall Rowland, a banker in New York City, son of David and Eliza (Ward) Rowland of Staten Island, NY Mother, Ahce (Story) Rowland, daughter of Rufiis and Ursula (Ayres) Story of Bergen Point. St Paul's School, Concord, NH Assistant manager University Basketball Association Junior year and manager Senior year; member University Club, Yale Corinthian Yacht Club, and Delta Kappa Epsilon Associated with Guaranty Trust Company, New York City, 1911-12, Honeyman Hardware Company, Portland, Ore, 1912- 13, and Canadian Northwest Steel Company, Vancouver, BC, 1913-16, partner Mundy, Rowland & Company, electrical contractors, Vancouver, 1916-23, with Thomas Brothers, draftsmen, 1923-26 (salesman in San Francisco 1923-24, manager Los Angeles branch 1924-25, and in San Francisco 1925-26), associated with classmate, Stuart F. Freeman, in real-estate business, San Mateo, Calif, 1926-27; successively with Clifford F Reid, Inc, Los Angeles, and Pacific States Life Insurance Company, San Francisco, regional sales manager Children's Activities, Chicago, 1943-47, member Grace Church (Episcopal), Plainfield, N J. Married September 1, 1915, in Vancouver, Mane Louise Annette, daughter of Richard and Margaret (French) Feeney. Children* David Hall, 2d (B S m E E Rutgers Umv 1940), and Louise, the wife of John Charles Schnitzius (B S. in M.E. Rutgers 1940) Death due to coronary occlusion Ashes |
