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Yale University Obituary Record
1915-17), president and treasurer Lawson
& Company, Inc, New York City, 1919-25,
chief engineer The Fairbank Company,
New York City, 1920-25, with E A Pierce
& Company, Los Angeles, Cahf, engaged
in mining in Blythe, Calif , rancher in Williams 1940-45, First Lieutenant, Ordnance
Department, September, 1917, overseas
April 1918-July 1919, promoted Captain
February 1919, discharged July 1919, member American Society of Mechanical Engmeers
Married in 1940, in Riverside, Cahf,
Ahce Muriel Almquist Son William Sheldon, 3d
Survived by wife, son, and a brother,
Charles J Lawson of Mayer, Anz
KAI-YAN MOK
PH B I915
Born February 1, 1896, in Hong Kong,
CJnna
Died in 1942, in Manila, Philippine Islands
Father, Lai Chi Mok (Queen's Coll
[Hong Kong] 1889), principal Morrison
English School, Hong Kong Mother, Alice
L (Chan) Mok Yale relatives include a
brother, Kai-fook Mok, '16
Morrison English School, attended
Queen's College Entered Sheffield Scientific
School with the Class, electrical engineering course, honors in chemistry and mathematics Freshman year, and in mathematics
Junior year
Student Worcester Polytechnic Institute
1915-16, in testing department General
Electric Company, Schenectady, 1917-18,
electrical engineer Connecticut Light and
Power Company, Waterbury, 1918-19, and
Yang-tse Engineering Works, Hankow,
China, 1919-35, consul Chinese Consulate,
Manila, 1935-42
Killed during Japanese occupation of the
Philippines
KNOX STUDEBAKER ULRICH
PH B I917
Bo, n May 21, 1893, in Chicago, III
Died in Kentlworth, III
Father, Russell Ulnch (Cornell Class of
1S88), associated with W K Young &
Brother, real estate and investments, Chicago Mother, Helene (Studebaker) Ulnch Yale relatives include three cousins,
Nelson S Riley, '04, William S Innis, '14,
and Woodson S Carlisle, '19
Greenwich (Conn) Academy Select
course, member Vernon Hall and Phi
Gamma Delta
With Norton Harjes Ambulance Service
August-October, 1917, and American Red
Cross Ambulance Service November-December, 1917; with raw materials section,
supply division, Emergency Fleet Corporation, 1917-18, associated with St Louis
Coke and Chemical Company 1920-22; because of ill-health had been unoccupied
since 1922, member Episcopal church.
Unmarned
Survived by no immediate relatives.
ALBERT STANLEY McKERN
M A I913
Died June 16, 1945, in Belalau, Sumatra
BA University of Sydney 1911; MA
Yale 1913, M B and Ch B University of
Edinburgh 1917, registered in Scotland as
physician 1917, on Scottish War Emergency Medical Committee, Armadale, 1918-
19, physician in Blantyne, Scotland, 1919-
21 and Straits Settlements, Malaya, 1921-
42; taken prisoner by Japanese in February, 1942
Dr McKern married and had three sons,
Ralph Noel, Kenneth, and Eric Ronald
Mrs McKern is deceased.
Dr McKern died while a civilian internee
m Belalau Survived by sons.
HSING-JEN FEI
MA I914
Born November 15, 1886, near Peking,
China
Died December 8, 1946, in Peking, China.
Father, Chi-fung Fei Mother, Hsu-shih
Fei Yale relatives include an uncle, Ch'i-
hao Fei (M A 1907)
BA North China Union College 1908
and Oberlin 1912, MA. in social sciences
Yale 1914, occupied in Peking 1914-38,
secretary for returned students at Y M C.A
1914-15, professor Tsing Hua College
| 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 236 |
| Transcript | 236 Yale University Obituary Record 1915-17), president and treasurer Lawson & Company, Inc, New York City, 1919-25, chief engineer The Fairbank Company, New York City, 1920-25, with E A Pierce & Company, Los Angeles, Cahf, engaged in mining in Blythe, Calif , rancher in Williams 1940-45, First Lieutenant, Ordnance Department, September, 1917, overseas April 1918-July 1919, promoted Captain February 1919, discharged July 1919, member American Society of Mechanical Engmeers Married in 1940, in Riverside, Cahf, Ahce Muriel Almquist Son William Sheldon, 3d Survived by wife, son, and a brother, Charles J Lawson of Mayer, Anz KAI-YAN MOK PH B I915 Born February 1, 1896, in Hong Kong, CJnna Died in 1942, in Manila, Philippine Islands Father, Lai Chi Mok (Queen's Coll [Hong Kong] 1889), principal Morrison English School, Hong Kong Mother, Alice L (Chan) Mok Yale relatives include a brother, Kai-fook Mok, '16 Morrison English School, attended Queen's College Entered Sheffield Scientific School with the Class, electrical engineering course, honors in chemistry and mathematics Freshman year, and in mathematics Junior year Student Worcester Polytechnic Institute 1915-16, in testing department General Electric Company, Schenectady, 1917-18, electrical engineer Connecticut Light and Power Company, Waterbury, 1918-19, and Yang-tse Engineering Works, Hankow, China, 1919-35, consul Chinese Consulate, Manila, 1935-42 Killed during Japanese occupation of the Philippines KNOX STUDEBAKER ULRICH PH B I917 Bo, n May 21, 1893, in Chicago, III Died in Kentlworth, III Father, Russell Ulnch (Cornell Class of 1S88), associated with W K Young & Brother, real estate and investments, Chicago Mother, Helene (Studebaker) Ulnch Yale relatives include three cousins, Nelson S Riley, '04, William S Innis, '14, and Woodson S Carlisle, '19 Greenwich (Conn) Academy Select course, member Vernon Hall and Phi Gamma Delta With Norton Harjes Ambulance Service August-October, 1917, and American Red Cross Ambulance Service November-December, 1917; with raw materials section, supply division, Emergency Fleet Corporation, 1917-18, associated with St Louis Coke and Chemical Company 1920-22; because of ill-health had been unoccupied since 1922, member Episcopal church. Unmarned Survived by no immediate relatives. ALBERT STANLEY McKERN M A I913 Died June 16, 1945, in Belalau, Sumatra BA University of Sydney 1911; MA Yale 1913, M B and Ch B University of Edinburgh 1917, registered in Scotland as physician 1917, on Scottish War Emergency Medical Committee, Armadale, 1918- 19, physician in Blantyne, Scotland, 1919- 21 and Straits Settlements, Malaya, 1921- 42; taken prisoner by Japanese in February, 1942 Dr McKern married and had three sons, Ralph Noel, Kenneth, and Eric Ronald Mrs McKern is deceased. Dr McKern died while a civilian internee m Belalau Survived by sons. HSING-JEN FEI MA I914 Born November 15, 1886, near Peking, China Died December 8, 1946, in Peking, China. Father, Chi-fung Fei Mother, Hsu-shih Fei Yale relatives include an uncle, Ch'i- hao Fei (M A 1907) BA North China Union College 1908 and Oberlin 1912, MA. in social sciences Yale 1914, occupied in Peking 1914-38, secretary for returned students at Y M C.A 1914-15, professor Tsing Hua College |
