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Yale University Obituary Record
ter of Meyer and Anna Belle Kahn of St
Petersburg Yale relatives include a cousm,
Meyer H Wolff, '08 S
Waterbury (Conn ) High School. Civil
engineering course.
With Erie Railroad Company, Cuba,
N Y., 1906 and Pennsylvania Railroad Company 1906-9, draftsman Osborn Trempcr
Company, Seattle, Wash, 1909; transitman
Eastern British Columbia Railroad, 1909,
employed in Spokane, Wash., 1909, topographer Southern Pacific Railroad Company of Mexico, Tepie, 1909-n; draftsman
H. L Thompson, consulting engineer, Waterbury, 1911; associated with Guarantee
Construction Company, New York City,
1911-13, St Lawrence Bridge Company
1913-15, and Robbms Conveying Belt Company, New York City, 1915-18; engaged in
shipbuilding Wilmington, NC, 1918-19,
independently engaged in Philadelphia
1919-22, with McChntic Marshall Company, builders of Bear Mountain Bridge,
1922, civil engineer Wilbur G. Hudson
Corporation, New York City, 1922-27; engaged in designing industrial plants with
Walter Kidde Company, New York City,
1927-28, 1929-30, Robinson & Steinman
1928, and Combustion Engineering Company 1928-29; structural steel draftsman
New York City Tunnel Authority 1930-48.
Married June 25, 1916, in New Haven,
Conn, Neura, daughter of Paul and Clara
(Finkelstein) Feitelson Daughters* Deborah Kahn (B A Brooklyn Coll. 1939) and
Jeanne Ahce (grad Pratt Inst 1946).
Death due to carcinoma Ashes interred
in Fresh Pond Columbarium, Middle Village, N Y Survived by wife (died December 25, 1949), daughters, three sisters, Mrs
Harry Harrison of Flushing, N Y, and the
Misses Rose and Myrtle Kirjassoff, both of
Washington, D C, and a brother, Louis S
Kirjassoff, '10 S Another brother, Max
David Kirjassoff, '10, died in 1923
WENDELL GEORGE McNEES
PH B. I906
Born July 5, 1885, tn Gtrty, Pa
Died July 20, 1947, tn Media, Pa
Father, George Washington McNees,
president Merchants National Bank, Kit
tanning, Pa.; member Pennsylvania House
of Representatives 1897-1900; State senator
1905-8; son of James and Sarah McNees
of Girty. Mother, Anna (George) McNees;
daughter of Johnston and Margaret George
of Girty.
Kittanning Academy Civil engmeermg
course.
With Pennsylvania Railroad Company
1906-16 (civil engineer in Wilmington,
Del., 1906-12, in Philadelphia office of engineer of maintenance of way 1912-13, and
assistant supermtendent Tyrone, Pa., 1913-
16); supervising engineer Sun Shipbuilding
& Dry Dock Company, Chester, Pa., 1916-
39 and plant engineer 1939-47; taught English to foreigners at Y M.C.A night school,
Wilmington, 1908-9; member Engineers
Society of Delaware (secretary 1910) and
Yale Engineering Association.
Married November 6, 1915, in Wilmington, Helen Mary, daughter of Calvin Tag-
gart and Isabel (Pyle) Bye. Children: Mary
Pyle (B.A. Antioch 1939), the wife of
Eugene J. Gorim, Margaret (B.A. Smith
1941); Rebecca Rumford (BA. Smith
1943), the wife of Joseph C Osborn (B.S.
Purdue 1933; M.S. Univ. Michigan 1940);
and Alice Shoemaker (B.A. Swarthmore
1948)
Death due to acute dilatation of the
heart Buried in Spnngfield Friends Ceme-
ter, near Media. Survived by wife, daughters, one granddaughter, two sisters, Mrs.
William Reese of Kittanning and Helen
McNees Mueller (B.A Smith 1915), the
wife of Henry Richard Mueller of Allentown, Pa, and two brothers, Clifford B.
McNees of Kittanning and Sterling Glenn
McNees (B A Allegheny 1909) of Harrisburg, Pa.
JAMES WOOD STANFORD
PHB. 1906
Born January 21, 1883, tn New Haven,
Conn.
Died January 2,1948, tn New Haven, Conn.
Father, George Stanford, proprietor Stanford Hotel, West Haven. Mother, Mary
(Wood) Stanford Yale relatives include
a cousm, Edward Wood Byron (Class o£
1917S)
| 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 148 |
| Transcript | 148 Yale University Obituary Record ter of Meyer and Anna Belle Kahn of St Petersburg Yale relatives include a cousm, Meyer H Wolff, '08 S Waterbury (Conn ) High School. Civil engineering course. With Erie Railroad Company, Cuba, N Y., 1906 and Pennsylvania Railroad Company 1906-9, draftsman Osborn Trempcr Company, Seattle, Wash, 1909; transitman Eastern British Columbia Railroad, 1909, employed in Spokane, Wash., 1909, topographer Southern Pacific Railroad Company of Mexico, Tepie, 1909-n; draftsman H. L Thompson, consulting engineer, Waterbury, 1911; associated with Guarantee Construction Company, New York City, 1911-13, St Lawrence Bridge Company 1913-15, and Robbms Conveying Belt Company, New York City, 1915-18; engaged in shipbuilding Wilmington, NC, 1918-19, independently engaged in Philadelphia 1919-22, with McChntic Marshall Company, builders of Bear Mountain Bridge, 1922, civil engineer Wilbur G. Hudson Corporation, New York City, 1922-27; engaged in designing industrial plants with Walter Kidde Company, New York City, 1927-28, 1929-30, Robinson & Steinman 1928, and Combustion Engineering Company 1928-29; structural steel draftsman New York City Tunnel Authority 1930-48. Married June 25, 1916, in New Haven, Conn, Neura, daughter of Paul and Clara (Finkelstein) Feitelson Daughters* Deborah Kahn (B A Brooklyn Coll. 1939) and Jeanne Ahce (grad Pratt Inst 1946). Death due to carcinoma Ashes interred in Fresh Pond Columbarium, Middle Village, N Y Survived by wife (died December 25, 1949), daughters, three sisters, Mrs Harry Harrison of Flushing, N Y, and the Misses Rose and Myrtle Kirjassoff, both of Washington, D C, and a brother, Louis S Kirjassoff, '10 S Another brother, Max David Kirjassoff, '10, died in 1923 WENDELL GEORGE McNEES PH B. I906 Born July 5, 1885, tn Gtrty, Pa Died July 20, 1947, tn Media, Pa Father, George Washington McNees, president Merchants National Bank, Kit tanning, Pa.; member Pennsylvania House of Representatives 1897-1900; State senator 1905-8; son of James and Sarah McNees of Girty. Mother, Anna (George) McNees; daughter of Johnston and Margaret George of Girty. Kittanning Academy Civil engmeermg course. With Pennsylvania Railroad Company 1906-16 (civil engineer in Wilmington, Del., 1906-12, in Philadelphia office of engineer of maintenance of way 1912-13, and assistant supermtendent Tyrone, Pa., 1913- 16); supervising engineer Sun Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company, Chester, Pa., 1916- 39 and plant engineer 1939-47; taught English to foreigners at Y M.C.A night school, Wilmington, 1908-9; member Engineers Society of Delaware (secretary 1910) and Yale Engineering Association. Married November 6, 1915, in Wilmington, Helen Mary, daughter of Calvin Tag- gart and Isabel (Pyle) Bye. Children: Mary Pyle (B.A. Antioch 1939), the wife of Eugene J. Gorim, Margaret (B.A. Smith 1941); Rebecca Rumford (BA. Smith 1943), the wife of Joseph C Osborn (B.S. Purdue 1933; M.S. Univ. Michigan 1940); and Alice Shoemaker (B.A. Swarthmore 1948) Death due to acute dilatation of the heart Buried in Spnngfield Friends Ceme- ter, near Media. Survived by wife, daughters, one granddaughter, two sisters, Mrs. William Reese of Kittanning and Helen McNees Mueller (B.A Smith 1915), the wife of Henry Richard Mueller of Allentown, Pa, and two brothers, Clifford B. McNees of Kittanning and Sterling Glenn McNees (B A Allegheny 1909) of Harrisburg, Pa. JAMES WOOD STANFORD PHB. 1906 Born January 21, 1883, tn New Haven, Conn. Died January 2,1948, tn New Haven, Conn. Father, George Stanford, proprietor Stanford Hotel, West Haven. Mother, Mary (Wood) Stanford Yale relatives include a cousm, Edward Wood Byron (Class o£ 1917S) |
