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Yale University Obituary Record
farmer in Oregon City, Ore Mother, Mary
Catherine (McEwan) Shank.
McMinnville College 1884-85 and Bishop
Scott's Military Academy 1885-86, LLB.
Yale 1891 (member Kent Club); lawyer
in Seattle 1891-1947 (member Shank, Belt,
Rode & Cook at time of death); counsel
and director Northwestern Mutual Fire
Association and Northwest Casualty Company, Seattle, and Fort Townsend and
Puget Sound Railway Company; LL.D.
Linneld College 1909; director War Production Safety Council, Seattle, in World
War II, member American Bar Association.
Married December 22, 1892, in Hartland,
Wash , Jennie Mabel Baker Children: Corwin Philip; Jennie Kathenne (Mrs Arthur
T Lee); and Virginia (Mrs. Stephen E.
Anderson). Mrs Shank is deceased
Death due to a heart ailment. Buried in
Washelh Cemetery, Seatde. Survived by
children
ALEXANDER GEORGE MORISON
ROBERTSON
LLB. 1893
Bor n September 3, 1867, tn Honolulu,
Hawaii
Died August 21, 1947, tn Honolulu,
Hawaii.
Father, George Morison Robertson, a
lawyer in Honolulu; associate judge Supreme Court of Hawaii and personal legal
adviser to King Kamehameha IV and King
Kamehameha V. Mother, Sarah S (Humphreys) Robertson
Lafayette School, Oakland, Cahf; accountant in Honolulu 1883-90, LLB. cum
laude Yale 1893, admitted to the bar by
Supreme Court of Hawaii 1893, by Supreme
Court of the United States 1899, ana< DV
U S Circuit Court of Appeals 1902; lawyer
in Honolulu 1893-1910 and 1918-47, partner Robertson & Olson 1918-24 and Robertson, Castle & Olson 1924-29, senior partner
Robertson & Castle 1929-38, partner Robertson Castle & Anthony 1938-46 and
senior partner 1946-47; deputy attorney
general of Hawaii and judge advocate Ha-
wn'ijn Military Commission for trial of
state prisoners 1895, ludge US District
Court of Hawaii 1910-11 and chief justice
Supreme Court 1911-17; Captam Company
B, Hawaiian Rifles; delegate Hawaiian
Constitutional Convention 1894 and instrumental in framing constitution, member
territorial House of Representatives 1896,
1898, and 1901, on commission to compile
statute laws of Hawaii 1913; member Governor Steinbeck's Statehood Commission;
chairman Republican Territorial Central
Committee and member Republican National Committee; delegate to Republican
National Convention, Chicago, 1904, 1908,
1932, and 1936; president Bar Association
of Hawaii 1904-5, member Protestant Episcopal church.
Married May 29,1907, Ulalam McQuaid
No children.
Death due to atypical pneumonia. Survived by wife.
ROBERT CAIRNS HAYDEN
LLB. 1894
Born May 30,1871, tn New York City.
Dted October 12,1947, in Philadelphia, Pa.
Father, Henry Hubbard Hayden of Lake
George, N Y ; with Holmes, Booth & Hayden, manufacturers; son of Festus and
Sophia (Harrison) Hayden. Mother, Mary
Lenita (Cairns) Hayden; daughter of Robert William and Mary Lenna (Price)
Hayden. Yale relatives include a brother,
James H. Hayden, '87 S.
St. Paul's School, Concord, N.H ; attended Trinity College [Conn ] 1889-91
(member Delta Psi); LL.B. Yale 1894
(member Kent Club); lawyer in Washington, D C, 1894 until retirement 1926 (member Hayden, McCammon, Hayden & Dal-
zell); attended Plattsburg Training Camp
1916; commissioned Lieutenant (j g ), U.S.
Naval Reserve, June 1917; overseas November 1917-December 1918; assistant to Chief
of Staff, U S Naval Headquarters, London;
released to inactive duty January 1919; vice-
president Washington Rifle Association m
World War I
Unmarned
Death due to coronary occlusion. It is
believed that no immediate relatives survive Mr Hayden.
| 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 214 |
| Transcript | 214 Yale University Obituary Record farmer in Oregon City, Ore Mother, Mary Catherine (McEwan) Shank. McMinnville College 1884-85 and Bishop Scott's Military Academy 1885-86, LLB. Yale 1891 (member Kent Club); lawyer in Seattle 1891-1947 (member Shank, Belt, Rode & Cook at time of death); counsel and director Northwestern Mutual Fire Association and Northwest Casualty Company, Seattle, and Fort Townsend and Puget Sound Railway Company; LL.D. Linneld College 1909; director War Production Safety Council, Seattle, in World War II, member American Bar Association. Married December 22, 1892, in Hartland, Wash , Jennie Mabel Baker Children: Corwin Philip; Jennie Kathenne (Mrs Arthur T Lee); and Virginia (Mrs. Stephen E. Anderson). Mrs Shank is deceased Death due to a heart ailment. Buried in Washelh Cemetery, Seatde. Survived by children ALEXANDER GEORGE MORISON ROBERTSON LLB. 1893 Bor n September 3, 1867, tn Honolulu, Hawaii Died August 21, 1947, tn Honolulu, Hawaii. Father, George Morison Robertson, a lawyer in Honolulu; associate judge Supreme Court of Hawaii and personal legal adviser to King Kamehameha IV and King Kamehameha V. Mother, Sarah S (Humphreys) Robertson Lafayette School, Oakland, Cahf; accountant in Honolulu 1883-90, LLB. cum laude Yale 1893, admitted to the bar by Supreme Court of Hawaii 1893, by Supreme Court of the United States 1899, ana< DV U S Circuit Court of Appeals 1902; lawyer in Honolulu 1893-1910 and 1918-47, partner Robertson & Olson 1918-24 and Robertson, Castle & Olson 1924-29, senior partner Robertson & Castle 1929-38, partner Robertson Castle & Anthony 1938-46 and senior partner 1946-47; deputy attorney general of Hawaii and judge advocate Ha- wn'ijn Military Commission for trial of state prisoners 1895, ludge US District Court of Hawaii 1910-11 and chief justice Supreme Court 1911-17; Captam Company B, Hawaiian Rifles; delegate Hawaiian Constitutional Convention 1894 and instrumental in framing constitution, member territorial House of Representatives 1896, 1898, and 1901, on commission to compile statute laws of Hawaii 1913; member Governor Steinbeck's Statehood Commission; chairman Republican Territorial Central Committee and member Republican National Committee; delegate to Republican National Convention, Chicago, 1904, 1908, 1932, and 1936; president Bar Association of Hawaii 1904-5, member Protestant Episcopal church. Married May 29,1907, Ulalam McQuaid No children. Death due to atypical pneumonia. Survived by wife. ROBERT CAIRNS HAYDEN LLB. 1894 Born May 30,1871, tn New York City. Dted October 12,1947, in Philadelphia, Pa. Father, Henry Hubbard Hayden of Lake George, N Y ; with Holmes, Booth & Hayden, manufacturers; son of Festus and Sophia (Harrison) Hayden. Mother, Mary Lenita (Cairns) Hayden; daughter of Robert William and Mary Lenna (Price) Hayden. Yale relatives include a brother, James H. Hayden, '87 S. St. Paul's School, Concord, N.H ; attended Trinity College [Conn ] 1889-91 (member Delta Psi); LL.B. Yale 1894 (member Kent Club); lawyer in Washington, D C, 1894 until retirement 1926 (member Hayden, McCammon, Hayden & Dal- zell); attended Plattsburg Training Camp 1916; commissioned Lieutenant (j g ), U.S. Naval Reserve, June 1917; overseas November 1917-December 1918; assistant to Chief of Staff, U S Naval Headquarters, London; released to inactive duty January 1919; vice- president Washington Rifle Association m World War I Unmarned Death due to coronary occlusion. It is believed that no immediate relatives survive Mr Hayden. |
