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LAW SCHOOL
BACHELORS OF LAWS
HENRY FOWLER ENGLISH
LLB. 1874
Born June 5, 1851, tn New Haven, Conn.
Dted Novemer 15, 1947, in New Haven,
Conn.
Father, James Edward English (MA.
Hon 1873), founder and president Connecticut Savings Bank, New Haven, and a
manufacturer; member Congress from
Second District of Connecticut 1861-65;
Governor of Connecticut 1867-69 and
1870-71; U.S. Senator 1875-77; son of
James and Nancy (Griswold) English.
Mother, Caroline Augusta (Fowler) English; daughter of Timothy and Patty
(Townsend) Fowler. Yale relatives include
two grandsons, Henry Woodruff English,
*43, and Paul Barbeau Vaile, Jr, Class of
1952 E.
Collegiate Preparatory Institute, New
Haven, and prepared privately with Horace
Day (B.A. 1836); special student Sheffield
Scientific School 1871-72 (member Delta
Psi); LLB. Yale 1874 (Class secretary);
banker, industrialist, and philanthropist in
New Haven; trustee Connecticut Savings
Bank 1890-1941 (president 1894-1933); director First National Bank and Trust Company of New Haven 1890-1947; became
part owner New Haven Morning Journal
and Couner (later New Haven Journal-
Couner) 1907, director New Haven Clock
Company, Bristol (Conn ) Brass Company,
and Bristol Manufacturing Company, appointed secretary East Rock Park Commission 1887; secretary-treasurer New Haven
Board of Park Commissioners 1888-1938
and member until 1947; member Proprietors Committee which controls New Haven
Green (central square), and State Police
Commission; trustee YM.CA; director
General Hospital Society of Connecticut,
New Haven Dispensary, and New Haven
Colony Historical Society (in 1891 he gave
funds for former building at Grove Street
and Hillhouse Avenue in memory of his
parents); member American Historical
Association, Oquossoc Angling Association
of Maine, and St. Paul's Church (Episcopal), New Haven
Married June 5,1888, in Brookline, Mass,
Ahce Nancy, daughter of Charles Watson
and Mary Ehzabeth (Towne) Kimball
Children: Harold Kimball, '13 S (died
January 29, 1950); Philip Henry, '15, and
Alice Marian (Yale School of the Fine
Arts 1915-17), the wife of Paul B. Vaile,
'14 S. Mrs English died July 8, 1934
Death due to uremia. Buried in Evergreen Cemetery, New Haven Survived by
children, eight grandchildren, and nine
great-grandchildren
In 1893 the Alice Kimball English Fund
was established at Yale by Mr and Mrs
English to provide traveling fellowships in
the School of the Fine Arts, and in 1930
in honor of his wife Mr English established a fund in the School of Medicine to
further the work of the Human Welfare
Group.
THEODORE KEPNER LONG
LL B. 1878 , ' <• j* ( ^
1 " (
Born April 26, ^867, tn Millerstown, Pa.
Dted December 28,1947, tn Bloomfield, Pa
Father, Abraham Long, a farmer, stock
raiser, and banker in Millerstown, son of
Abraham and Mary (Kauffman) Long
Mother, Catherine (Kepner) Long, daughter of David and Susana Kepner
Millerstown High School, Millersville
State Teachers College, and New Bloomfield Classical Academy; LLB Yale 1878
(president Kent Club), in office Hall &
Jordan, lawyers, Harnsburg, 1880-82, in
Dakota 1882-94 (editor Mandan [N Dak ]
Daily Pioneer, prosecuting attorney Western District of Dakota; local attorney
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, Bismarck, 1887, compiled "Long's Legislative
Handbook for Dakota"); lawyer in Chicago 1894-1921; legal adviser in formation
of Illinois Life Insurance Company 1899
2x1
| 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 211 |
| Transcript | LAW SCHOOL BACHELORS OF LAWS HENRY FOWLER ENGLISH LLB. 1874 Born June 5, 1851, tn New Haven, Conn. Dted Novemer 15, 1947, in New Haven, Conn. Father, James Edward English (MA. Hon 1873), founder and president Connecticut Savings Bank, New Haven, and a manufacturer; member Congress from Second District of Connecticut 1861-65; Governor of Connecticut 1867-69 and 1870-71; U.S. Senator 1875-77; son of James and Nancy (Griswold) English. Mother, Caroline Augusta (Fowler) English; daughter of Timothy and Patty (Townsend) Fowler. Yale relatives include two grandsons, Henry Woodruff English, *43, and Paul Barbeau Vaile, Jr, Class of 1952 E. Collegiate Preparatory Institute, New Haven, and prepared privately with Horace Day (B.A. 1836); special student Sheffield Scientific School 1871-72 (member Delta Psi); LLB. Yale 1874 (Class secretary); banker, industrialist, and philanthropist in New Haven; trustee Connecticut Savings Bank 1890-1941 (president 1894-1933); director First National Bank and Trust Company of New Haven 1890-1947; became part owner New Haven Morning Journal and Couner (later New Haven Journal- Couner) 1907, director New Haven Clock Company, Bristol (Conn ) Brass Company, and Bristol Manufacturing Company, appointed secretary East Rock Park Commission 1887; secretary-treasurer New Haven Board of Park Commissioners 1888-1938 and member until 1947; member Proprietors Committee which controls New Haven Green (central square), and State Police Commission; trustee YM.CA; director General Hospital Society of Connecticut, New Haven Dispensary, and New Haven Colony Historical Society (in 1891 he gave funds for former building at Grove Street and Hillhouse Avenue in memory of his parents); member American Historical Association, Oquossoc Angling Association of Maine, and St. Paul's Church (Episcopal), New Haven Married June 5,1888, in Brookline, Mass, Ahce Nancy, daughter of Charles Watson and Mary Ehzabeth (Towne) Kimball Children: Harold Kimball, '13 S (died January 29, 1950); Philip Henry, '15, and Alice Marian (Yale School of the Fine Arts 1915-17), the wife of Paul B. Vaile, '14 S. Mrs English died July 8, 1934 Death due to uremia. Buried in Evergreen Cemetery, New Haven Survived by children, eight grandchildren, and nine great-grandchildren In 1893 the Alice Kimball English Fund was established at Yale by Mr and Mrs English to provide traveling fellowships in the School of the Fine Arts, and in 1930 in honor of his wife Mr English established a fund in the School of Medicine to further the work of the Human Welfare Group. THEODORE KEPNER LONG LL B. 1878 , ' <• j* ( ^ 1 " ( Born April 26, ^867, tn Millerstown, Pa. Dted December 28,1947, tn Bloomfield, Pa Father, Abraham Long, a farmer, stock raiser, and banker in Millerstown, son of Abraham and Mary (Kauffman) Long Mother, Catherine (Kepner) Long, daughter of David and Susana Kepner Millerstown High School, Millersville State Teachers College, and New Bloomfield Classical Academy; LLB Yale 1878 (president Kent Club), in office Hall & Jordan, lawyers, Harnsburg, 1880-82, in Dakota 1882-94 (editor Mandan [N Dak ] Daily Pioneer, prosecuting attorney Western District of Dakota; local attorney Northern Pacific Railroad Company, Bismarck, 1887, compiled "Long's Legislative Handbook for Dakota"); lawyer in Chicago 1894-1921; legal adviser in formation of Illinois Life Insurance Company 1899 2x1 |