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Yale University Obituary Record
led in Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven.
Survived by wife and daughter.
GEORGE SARKIS KEBABIAN, b.a.
1894 Born January 29, 1872, Rodosto, Turkey, died March 21, 1949, Bronxville, N Y.
Father, George Couzu Kebabian, city
treasurer of Rodosto. Mother, Mane (En-
van-Kahn) Kebabian, daughter of Rev.
Sarkis Envan-Kahn Yale relatives include*
John C Kebabian, '88 (brother); Mihran
H Kebabian, '06 S, George A Kebabian
(Class of 1929), John S. Kebabian, '34,
Paul B Kebabian, '38 (nephews), John P.
Kebabian, '43 S (grandnephew).
St Johnsbury Academy Third DeForest
Mathematical Prize Freshman year; second
dispute appointment and one-year honors
in philosophy Senior year, Yale Union
In business in New York City 1894, Yale
Law School three months 1895 and studied
in a law office in New York City 1895-98,
lawyer in New York City 1898-1949,
president Armenian Medical Relief Association of America, member North Presbytenan Church, New York City
Married June 6, 1901, in New York City,
Huldah Prudence, daughter of Samuel Fitz
and Prudence (Eldndge) Randolph
Death due to myocardial infarction Buried in Kensico Cemetery, Valhalla, NY
Survived by wife
SAMUEL LOWRY ORR, ba 1894
Born August 18, 1872, Evansville, Ind,
died July 29, 1948, Evansville, Ind
Father, James Laughhn Orr, president
Orr Iron Company, Evansville, son of
Samuel and Martha (Lowry) Orr Mother, Kate Anderson (Howes) Orr, daughter
of Lewis and Emily (Anderson) Howes
Yale relatives include a brother-in-law,
Casselberry Dunkerson, '94
Westminster School First colloquy appointment Junior year, second dispute appointment Senior year, Yale Union, Eta
Phi, Psi Upsilon
With Orr, Griffith Company, iron and
steel, Evansville, 1894-98, traveled in Japan
and China 1898-99, junior member Orr
Iron Company 1900-1918 and president
1918-48, a founder Sunbeam Electric Man
ufacturing Company and vice-president
1930-45, president James L Orr Investment Company 1913-48, American Iron,
Steel and Heavy Hardware Association
1919-20, Central States Heavy Hardware
Association 1922-23, and Old National
Bank, Evansville, 1931-40 (chairman board
1940-48), vice-president Evansville Tool
Works 1911-37 and Evansville Chamber
of Commerce 1924-25; on Vanderbury
County Council, trustee Evansville College
and Evansville Orphan Asylum, member
First Presbyterian Church, Evansville.
Married March 25, 1903, in Evansville,
Louise Dunkerson (Smith Class of 1900),
daughter of Robert Kendnck and Laura
(Casselberry) Dunkerson Children Samuel, '28, Kendnck (Mrs Albert Trostel,
Jr), and Robert Dunkerson, '40.
Death due to pneumonia Buried in Oak
Hill Cemetery, Evansville Survived by
wife, children, and twelve grandchildren.
FREDERICK TORREL PERSONS, b.a.
1894 Born February 2, 1869, Sandisfield,
Mass, died September 2, 1948, Melrose,
Mass
Father, Byron John Persons, a farmer in
Sandisfield, son of Torrel and Sylvama
(Bristol) Persons. Mother, Ellen Keturah
(Spaulding) Persons, daughter of Frederick and Mary (Goodwin) Spaulding
Yale relatives include Stanley Cummings,
'12, Earle R Cummings, '14 (brothers-in-
law); William B. Cummings, '45 (nephew)
Robbins Preparatory School. Second colloquy appointment Junior and Senior
years, treasurer Yale Union Sophomore
year Student Graduate School 1894-95
Instructor in English Episcopal Academy, Cheshire, Conn, 1894-96 and 1898-
99, principal D. M. Hunt School, Falls
Village, Conn, 1896-98, diploma Union
Theological Seminary and M.A. in English
Columbia 1902; in charge Phelps Memorial
Settlement, New York City, summer 1901
and May-October, 1902, supply minister
Coytesville, NJ, 1901-2; associate minister United Church, New Haven, 1902-4;
minister Congregational church, Wood-
bridge, 1904-n and Mount Carmel 1911-
15, librarian Bangor Theological Seminary
Object Description
| 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 |
Description
| Title | Page 24 |
| Transcript | 24 Yale University Obituary Record led in Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven. Survived by wife and daughter. GEORGE SARKIS KEBABIAN, b.a. 1894 Born January 29, 1872, Rodosto, Turkey, died March 21, 1949, Bronxville, N Y. Father, George Couzu Kebabian, city treasurer of Rodosto. Mother, Mane (En- van-Kahn) Kebabian, daughter of Rev. Sarkis Envan-Kahn Yale relatives include* John C Kebabian, '88 (brother); Mihran H Kebabian, '06 S, George A Kebabian (Class of 1929), John S. Kebabian, '34, Paul B Kebabian, '38 (nephews), John P. Kebabian, '43 S (grandnephew). St Johnsbury Academy Third DeForest Mathematical Prize Freshman year; second dispute appointment and one-year honors in philosophy Senior year, Yale Union In business in New York City 1894, Yale Law School three months 1895 and studied in a law office in New York City 1895-98, lawyer in New York City 1898-1949, president Armenian Medical Relief Association of America, member North Presbytenan Church, New York City Married June 6, 1901, in New York City, Huldah Prudence, daughter of Samuel Fitz and Prudence (Eldndge) Randolph Death due to myocardial infarction Buried in Kensico Cemetery, Valhalla, NY Survived by wife SAMUEL LOWRY ORR, ba 1894 Born August 18, 1872, Evansville, Ind, died July 29, 1948, Evansville, Ind Father, James Laughhn Orr, president Orr Iron Company, Evansville, son of Samuel and Martha (Lowry) Orr Mother, Kate Anderson (Howes) Orr, daughter of Lewis and Emily (Anderson) Howes Yale relatives include a brother-in-law, Casselberry Dunkerson, '94 Westminster School First colloquy appointment Junior year, second dispute appointment Senior year, Yale Union, Eta Phi, Psi Upsilon With Orr, Griffith Company, iron and steel, Evansville, 1894-98, traveled in Japan and China 1898-99, junior member Orr Iron Company 1900-1918 and president 1918-48, a founder Sunbeam Electric Man ufacturing Company and vice-president 1930-45, president James L Orr Investment Company 1913-48, American Iron, Steel and Heavy Hardware Association 1919-20, Central States Heavy Hardware Association 1922-23, and Old National Bank, Evansville, 1931-40 (chairman board 1940-48), vice-president Evansville Tool Works 1911-37 and Evansville Chamber of Commerce 1924-25; on Vanderbury County Council, trustee Evansville College and Evansville Orphan Asylum, member First Presbyterian Church, Evansville. Married March 25, 1903, in Evansville, Louise Dunkerson (Smith Class of 1900), daughter of Robert Kendnck and Laura (Casselberry) Dunkerson Children Samuel, '28, Kendnck (Mrs Albert Trostel, Jr), and Robert Dunkerson, '40. Death due to pneumonia Buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Evansville Survived by wife, children, and twelve grandchildren. FREDERICK TORREL PERSONS, b.a. 1894 Born February 2, 1869, Sandisfield, Mass, died September 2, 1948, Melrose, Mass Father, Byron John Persons, a farmer in Sandisfield, son of Torrel and Sylvama (Bristol) Persons. Mother, Ellen Keturah (Spaulding) Persons, daughter of Frederick and Mary (Goodwin) Spaulding Yale relatives include Stanley Cummings, '12, Earle R Cummings, '14 (brothers-in- law); William B. Cummings, '45 (nephew) Robbins Preparatory School. Second colloquy appointment Junior and Senior years, treasurer Yale Union Sophomore year Student Graduate School 1894-95 Instructor in English Episcopal Academy, Cheshire, Conn, 1894-96 and 1898- 99, principal D. M. Hunt School, Falls Village, Conn, 1896-98, diploma Union Theological Seminary and M.A. in English Columbia 1902; in charge Phelps Memorial Settlement, New York City, summer 1901 and May-October, 1902, supply minister Coytesville, NJ, 1901-2; associate minister United Church, New Haven, 1902-4; minister Congregational church, Wood- bridge, 1904-n and Mount Carmel 1911- 15, librarian Bangor Theological Seminary |
