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Jefferson Memorial Foundation and member Commission for establishment of Jefferson Memorial m Washington; member
Hartford County and American Bar associations, State Bar Association of Connecticut, American Judicature Society, Bar of
the Supreme Court of the United States,
Bar of the District of Columbia, United
States Court of Appeals for the District of
Columbia, Connecticut State Chamber of
Commerce, and St. Joseph's Cathedral
(Roman Catholic), Hartford.
Married October 29, 1921, in Washington, Lucy Gardner, daughter of Charles
Henry Waters, MD., and Ella (Yates)
Waters. Children: Ruth Ellen Lonergan
Lockhart; Lucy Waters, Ann Yates (BS
Wilson Teachers Coll. 1948), and Mary
Lee.
Death due to a heart condition Buried m
Mount St Benedict Cemetery, Hartford.
Survived by wife, daughters, a granddaughter, and a brother, Edward Lonergan
of Hartford.
AMOS TUCK EARLEY
LL.B. I903
Born September 28, 1878, in Spnngfield,
Mo.
Dted January 11, 1948, tn Oklahoma City,
Okla.
Father, James Earley, official of St. Louis
and San Frangsco Railway, Oklahoma
City, son of James Henry and Mary Earley.
Mother, Mary Frances (Rieley) Earley,
daughter of George Washmgton and
Martha Louise (Judd) Rieley.
Engaged in railroading in Arkansas and
Oklahoma for several years; studied law
in Oklahoma City; LL B. Yale 1903, lawyer
in Oklahoma City 1903-48; Democratic
representative of Oklahoma County in State
legislature 1906-7 (chairman committee on
municipal corporations); justice of the
peace 1912-28 (with exception of two
terms), secretary City Democratic Central
Committee; member Oklahoma Bar Association and Corpus Christi Church (Roman
Catholic), Oklahoma City.
Married January 9, 1912, in Guthrie,
Okla, Laura Frances, daughter of Samuel
M. and Kathenne (Mowrey) Ritenour,
Sons: Edward James (LL.B. Oklahoma
City Coll. of Law 1946) and Richard
Arthur (Oklahoma City Coll. of Law 1939-
40, I946-47)-
Death due to diabetes melhtus Buried
in Rose Hill Cemetery, Oklahoma City
Survived by wife, sons, one grandchild,
three sisters, Mrs. Albert Frederick Hoefer,
Mrs Richard Scott Nance, and Mis John
R Baker, all of Oklahoma City, and a
brother, Gay Andrew Earley (died October
30, 1949).
JOSEPH BARR
LL.B I904
Born July 14, 1882, in Suffield, Conn
Dted December 31, 1947, in Suffield, Conn
Father, Samuel Barr, a farmer in Suffield,
son of Andrew and Elizabeth (Orr) Barr
of North Ireland Mother, Sarah Jane
(Graham) Barr, daughter of Samuel and
Harriet (Nicholson) Graham of North
Ireland Yale relatives include a brother,
Wilham H Barr (Class of 1906 M )
Prepared at public schools in Suffield,
graduate Connecticut Literary Institute
1901, LL.B. Yale 1904, lawyer in Hartford
and Suffield, Conn, in real-estate business
in Hartford, and engaged in growing tobacco; because of ill-health had been unoccupied 1942-47, served as member of the
Connecticut General Assembly 1909-12,
member State Bar Association of Connecticut; attended First Congregational Church,
Suffield.
Unmarried
Death due to Bnght's disease Buned in
Zion Hill Cemetery, Suffield. Survived by
two sisters, the Misses Martha and Sarah
Barr, both of Suffield.
ROBERT LAUNITZ FROST
LL.B. I904
Born December 18, 1875, m Amenta, N Y.
Died January 28, 1948, in Oakland, Cahf
Father, Simeon Taylor Frost (B A 1857)
Mother, Phoebe Rebecca (Wheeler) Frost
Meriden (Conn ) High School, attended
University of Wisconsin Law School 1901-3
(member Beta Theta Pi), LL B Yale 1904
| 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 219 |
| Transcript | Law School 219 Jefferson Memorial Foundation and member Commission for establishment of Jefferson Memorial m Washington; member Hartford County and American Bar associations, State Bar Association of Connecticut, American Judicature Society, Bar of the Supreme Court of the United States, Bar of the District of Columbia, United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, Connecticut State Chamber of Commerce, and St. Joseph's Cathedral (Roman Catholic), Hartford. Married October 29, 1921, in Washington, Lucy Gardner, daughter of Charles Henry Waters, MD., and Ella (Yates) Waters. Children: Ruth Ellen Lonergan Lockhart; Lucy Waters, Ann Yates (BS Wilson Teachers Coll. 1948), and Mary Lee. Death due to a heart condition Buried m Mount St Benedict Cemetery, Hartford. Survived by wife, daughters, a granddaughter, and a brother, Edward Lonergan of Hartford. AMOS TUCK EARLEY LL.B. I903 Born September 28, 1878, in Spnngfield, Mo. Dted January 11, 1948, tn Oklahoma City, Okla. Father, James Earley, official of St. Louis and San Frangsco Railway, Oklahoma City, son of James Henry and Mary Earley. Mother, Mary Frances (Rieley) Earley, daughter of George Washmgton and Martha Louise (Judd) Rieley. Engaged in railroading in Arkansas and Oklahoma for several years; studied law in Oklahoma City; LL B. Yale 1903, lawyer in Oklahoma City 1903-48; Democratic representative of Oklahoma County in State legislature 1906-7 (chairman committee on municipal corporations); justice of the peace 1912-28 (with exception of two terms), secretary City Democratic Central Committee; member Oklahoma Bar Association and Corpus Christi Church (Roman Catholic), Oklahoma City. Married January 9, 1912, in Guthrie, Okla, Laura Frances, daughter of Samuel M. and Kathenne (Mowrey) Ritenour, Sons: Edward James (LL.B. Oklahoma City Coll. of Law 1946) and Richard Arthur (Oklahoma City Coll. of Law 1939- 40, I946-47)- Death due to diabetes melhtus Buried in Rose Hill Cemetery, Oklahoma City Survived by wife, sons, one grandchild, three sisters, Mrs. Albert Frederick Hoefer, Mrs Richard Scott Nance, and Mis John R Baker, all of Oklahoma City, and a brother, Gay Andrew Earley (died October 30, 1949). JOSEPH BARR LL.B I904 Born July 14, 1882, in Suffield, Conn Dted December 31, 1947, in Suffield, Conn Father, Samuel Barr, a farmer in Suffield, son of Andrew and Elizabeth (Orr) Barr of North Ireland Mother, Sarah Jane (Graham) Barr, daughter of Samuel and Harriet (Nicholson) Graham of North Ireland Yale relatives include a brother, Wilham H Barr (Class of 1906 M ) Prepared at public schools in Suffield, graduate Connecticut Literary Institute 1901, LL.B. Yale 1904, lawyer in Hartford and Suffield, Conn, in real-estate business in Hartford, and engaged in growing tobacco; because of ill-health had been unoccupied 1942-47, served as member of the Connecticut General Assembly 1909-12, member State Bar Association of Connecticut; attended First Congregational Church, Suffield. Unmarried Death due to Bnght's disease Buned in Zion Hill Cemetery, Suffield. Survived by two sisters, the Misses Martha and Sarah Barr, both of Suffield. ROBERT LAUNITZ FROST LL.B. I904 Born December 18, 1875, m Amenta, N Y. Died January 28, 1948, in Oakland, Cahf Father, Simeon Taylor Frost (B A 1857) Mother, Phoebe Rebecca (Wheeler) Frost Meriden (Conn ) High School, attended University of Wisconsin Law School 1901-3 (member Beta Theta Pi), LL B Yale 1904 |