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Sheffield Scientific School
Booth Preparatory School, New Haven,
and New Haven High School. Chemistry
course
Proprietor Stanford Music Publishing
Company, New Haven, 1907-16; teacher
of piano and harmony, New Haven, 1907-
48; leader Stanford's Orchestra 1915-27;
member Sacred Heart Church (Roman
Catholic)
Unmarried.
Death due to cerebrovascular hemorrhage. Buried in St. Lawrence Cemetery,
New Haven. Survived by two sisters, Marguerite Stanford Connolly (Trinity Coll.
[D.C ] 1917-18) of New Milford, Conn,
and Theresa Stanford Tierney Hopkins,
the wife of George Stewart Hopkins (Class
of 1918).
FREDERICK OSGOOD TYLER
PH.B. I906
Born November 14, 1883, tn Norwich,
Conn.
Died February 23, 1948, in Anmston, Ala.
Father, Colonel Augustus Cleveland Tyler (grad. U.S. Military Academy 1873) of
New London, Conn ; son of Brigadier General Daniel Tyler (grad. U.S. Military
Academy 1819), founder of Anmston, and
Emily (Lee) Tyler of Norwich. Mother,
Nellie (Osgood) Tyler; daughter of Dr.
Charles Osgood and Sarah (Lamed) Osgood of Norwich. Yale relatives include*
Jonathan Edwards (BA. 1720) (great-
great-great-grandfather) and Jonathan Edwards (MA. Hon. 1769) (great-great-
unclc).
The Hill School, Pottstown, Pa
Secretary American Tea Growing Company, Rantowles, S.C, 1905-7, vice-president and general manager 1907-9, president
1909-14; with Anmston Manufacturing
Company, cotton goods, 1915-1948 (general manager and secretary 1939-41, president and treasurer 1941-48); active in Boy
Scouts of America 1919-48 (vice-president
Choccolocco council; on national committee; Silver Beaver award 1936); member
Grace Church (Episcopal), Anmston.
Married June 26, 1918, m Anmston,
Christine Noble, daughter of William
Lowndes and Adelaide Leone (Noble) Mc-
149
Caa. Daughter: Nellie Osgood, the wife of
Frank Charles Bennett, Jr. (B A. Syracuse
1939)
Death due to chronic nephritis Buried
in Hillside Cemetery, Anmston. Survived
by wife, daughter, and two sisters, Miss
Edna Leighton Tyler of New London,
Conn., and Mrs Tyler Marshall of Abing-
ton, Pa.
BENJAMIN ROSSITER FOOTE
PHB. I907
Born March 22, 1886, tn Northford, Conn.
Died August 27, 1947, tn West Hartford,
Conn.
Father, William Maltby Foote, a farmer
and mechanic in Northford; son of Charles
Foote (Class of 1837) and Sehna (Bunnell)
Foote. Mother, Lois (Rossiter) Foote;
daughter of John Ruggles and Cleora Frances (Cruttenden) Rossiter Yale relatives
include: Warham Williams (B A 1745)
(great-great-great-grandfather), Stephen
Williams (BA. 1741) and Nathan Williams (B.A. 1755) (great-great-great-great-
uncles); John Rossiter, '82 (uncle), and
Mary Sehna Foote (M A 1922) (sister)
Guilford (Conn.) High School and Mt
Hermon (Mass.) School Electrical engineering course; honors in electrical engineering and advanced Spanish and prize
for excellence in the latter Junior year, two-
year honors in electrical engineering Senior
year.
Design engineer in switchboard department General Electric Company, Schenectady, N.Y, 1907-16, associated with The
Hartford Electric Light Company 1916-
47 (research engmeer 1936-47); member
Yale Engineering Association, and Masonic
order.
Married March 19, 1912, in Schenectady,
Mary Elizabeth, daughter of William E.
and Ella T. (Shell) Elhs Children Dorothy (B.S. and R N Skidmore Coll School
of Nursing 1935), the wife of Willard Belden Chamberlain, William Russell, '37 E ,
and Lawrence Rossiter, '43 E
Death due to coronary occlusion. Buried
in Northford Cemetery. Survived by wife,
children, and three grandchildren
| 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 149 |
| Transcript | Sheffield Scientific School Booth Preparatory School, New Haven, and New Haven High School. Chemistry course Proprietor Stanford Music Publishing Company, New Haven, 1907-16; teacher of piano and harmony, New Haven, 1907- 48; leader Stanford's Orchestra 1915-27; member Sacred Heart Church (Roman Catholic) Unmarried. Death due to cerebrovascular hemorrhage. Buried in St. Lawrence Cemetery, New Haven. Survived by two sisters, Marguerite Stanford Connolly (Trinity Coll. [D.C ] 1917-18) of New Milford, Conn, and Theresa Stanford Tierney Hopkins, the wife of George Stewart Hopkins (Class of 1918). FREDERICK OSGOOD TYLER PH.B. I906 Born November 14, 1883, tn Norwich, Conn. Died February 23, 1948, in Anmston, Ala. Father, Colonel Augustus Cleveland Tyler (grad. U.S. Military Academy 1873) of New London, Conn ; son of Brigadier General Daniel Tyler (grad. U.S. Military Academy 1819), founder of Anmston, and Emily (Lee) Tyler of Norwich. Mother, Nellie (Osgood) Tyler; daughter of Dr. Charles Osgood and Sarah (Lamed) Osgood of Norwich. Yale relatives include* Jonathan Edwards (BA. 1720) (great- great-great-grandfather) and Jonathan Edwards (MA. Hon. 1769) (great-great- unclc). The Hill School, Pottstown, Pa Secretary American Tea Growing Company, Rantowles, S.C, 1905-7, vice-president and general manager 1907-9, president 1909-14; with Anmston Manufacturing Company, cotton goods, 1915-1948 (general manager and secretary 1939-41, president and treasurer 1941-48); active in Boy Scouts of America 1919-48 (vice-president Choccolocco council; on national committee; Silver Beaver award 1936); member Grace Church (Episcopal), Anmston. Married June 26, 1918, m Anmston, Christine Noble, daughter of William Lowndes and Adelaide Leone (Noble) Mc- 149 Caa. Daughter: Nellie Osgood, the wife of Frank Charles Bennett, Jr. (B A. Syracuse 1939) Death due to chronic nephritis Buried in Hillside Cemetery, Anmston. Survived by wife, daughter, and two sisters, Miss Edna Leighton Tyler of New London, Conn., and Mrs Tyler Marshall of Abing- ton, Pa. BENJAMIN ROSSITER FOOTE PHB. I907 Born March 22, 1886, tn Northford, Conn. Died August 27, 1947, tn West Hartford, Conn. Father, William Maltby Foote, a farmer and mechanic in Northford; son of Charles Foote (Class of 1837) and Sehna (Bunnell) Foote. Mother, Lois (Rossiter) Foote; daughter of John Ruggles and Cleora Frances (Cruttenden) Rossiter Yale relatives include: Warham Williams (B A 1745) (great-great-great-grandfather), Stephen Williams (BA. 1741) and Nathan Williams (B.A. 1755) (great-great-great-great- uncles); John Rossiter, '82 (uncle), and Mary Sehna Foote (M A 1922) (sister) Guilford (Conn.) High School and Mt Hermon (Mass.) School Electrical engineering course; honors in electrical engineering and advanced Spanish and prize for excellence in the latter Junior year, two- year honors in electrical engineering Senior year. Design engineer in switchboard department General Electric Company, Schenectady, N.Y, 1907-16, associated with The Hartford Electric Light Company 1916- 47 (research engmeer 1936-47); member Yale Engineering Association, and Masonic order. Married March 19, 1912, in Schenectady, Mary Elizabeth, daughter of William E. and Ella T. (Shell) Elhs Children Dorothy (B.S. and R N Skidmore Coll School of Nursing 1935), the wife of Willard Belden Chamberlain, William Russell, '37 E , and Lawrence Rossiter, '43 E Death due to coronary occlusion. Buried in Northford Cemetery. Survived by wife, children, and three grandchildren |
