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Yale Umversity Obituary Record
Waterbury High School Massachusetts
Institute of Technology 1899-1900
Graduate student Harvard 1905-6 and
1907-8, and law student 1904-5, 1906-7,
and 1908-9 (LLB. 1909), with Patent
Button Company, Waterbury, 1912-15 (director 1913-48), secretary Piatt Brothers
& Company, Waterbury, 1921-24, president
1924-48, director 1912-48, director Hawkins Company 1931-48, since 1921 had devoted most of his time to handling family
interests, member New Haven County
Bar Association, Yale Alumni Association
of the Naugatuck Valley, and Second Congregational Church, Waterbury
Unmarried
Death due to cardiac decompensation
Buried in Riverside Cemetery, Waterbury
Survived by a sister, Miss Hilda Mary
Camp of Waterbury and a brother, Orton
P Camp, '12
HENRY LYMAN FOOTE, ba. 1904
Born March 11, 1881, New Haven, Conn ,
died February 10, 1949, Cleveland, Ohio
Father, Sherman Fnsbie Foote, a manufacturer in New Haven, son of Jonathan
and Sarah Reynolds (Stevens) Foote
Mother, Mary Hutton (Rice) Foote, daughter of George and Sarah Cornelia (Thomson) Rice Yale relatives include Arthur
C Thomson, '85 (uncle), Arthur E
Foote, '96 (brother), Edith Burr Palmer
Foote (School of Music 1897-98) (sister-
in-law), Ehot C Thomson, '13 (cousin),
Ray P Foote, '23, and Alfred S Foote, '28
(nephews)
Philhps-Andover Secretary, Class statistician, and editor Class book Semor year,
Eta Phi, Triennial Reunion Committee,
Delta Kappa Epsilon, Ehhu Club
In auditor's office Railway Steel Spring
Company, New York C*ty, 1904; publicity
department National Cash Register Company, Dayton, 1904-6, engaged in business
in Cleveland 1906 unul retirement 1932;
advertising manager Peerless Motor Car
Company 1906-11, assistant sales manager
Baker Motor Vehicle Company 190-16,
with H A Lozier Company, automobiles,
1916, owner Foote Water Rectification
Products, manufacturers' sales agency,
1916-32, librarian medical records department Cleveland Clinic 1941-45, member
Cleveland Amateur Musical Club, deacon
Church of the Covenant (Presbyterian),
Cleveland, and chairman music committee
1923-28.
Married June 20, 1913, in Buffalo, Ruth,
daughter of Charles Winslow and Carrie
LeClear (Young) Hamhn.
Death due to primary lung tumor. Buried in Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven.
Survived by wife.
CHAUNCEY CLARK KENNEDY, b.a.
1904 Born February 17,1883, Orange, N J ;
died May 29, 1949, New Haven, Conn.
Father, David A Kennedy, '74 Mother,
Charlotte Adriance (Clark) Kennedy.
Dearborn-Morgan School, Orange. Third
Henry James TenEyck Prize Junior year,
second colloquy appointment and Yale
Literary Magazine medal Senior year,
Fencing Club.
Assistant manager shipping department
English & Mersick Company, New Haven,
1904-5, General Theological Seminary
1905-7, assistant Church of the Ascension
(Episcopal), New York City, 1907; rector
St Tohn's Church, Walpole, NH, 1907-9;
senior assistant Christ Church, Hartford,
Conn, 1909-14, rector Christ Church,
Stratford, Conn, 1914-23, St. John's
Church, New Haven, 1923-30, Grace
Church, New Haven, 1924-29, and St
James* Church, Fair Haven, 1924-28, assistant Christ Church, New Haven, 1930-34,
rector 1934 until retirement February, 1949;
executive secretary Catholic Congress of the
Episcopal Church 1930-34, secretary social
service department Diocese of Connecticut
1920-23, director Connecticut League for
Civil Liberties and Progressive Legislation;
on faculty Labor College of New Haven
1924; Lieutenant US Ordnance Department November-December 1917, chaplain
21st Regiment Engineers, Toul Sector,
France, December 1917-September 1918,
and senior chaplain American Expeditionary Forces in Great Bntam and Ireland,
September 1918-March 1919; awarded
Military Cross (Great Britain) and M6-
daille d'Honneur (France); with U.S.
Army Transportation Corps 1944; member
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United
States.
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 52 |
| Transcript | 52 Yale Umversity Obituary Record Waterbury High School Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1899-1900 Graduate student Harvard 1905-6 and 1907-8, and law student 1904-5, 1906-7, and 1908-9 (LLB. 1909), with Patent Button Company, Waterbury, 1912-15 (director 1913-48), secretary Piatt Brothers & Company, Waterbury, 1921-24, president 1924-48, director 1912-48, director Hawkins Company 1931-48, since 1921 had devoted most of his time to handling family interests, member New Haven County Bar Association, Yale Alumni Association of the Naugatuck Valley, and Second Congregational Church, Waterbury Unmarried Death due to cardiac decompensation Buried in Riverside Cemetery, Waterbury Survived by a sister, Miss Hilda Mary Camp of Waterbury and a brother, Orton P Camp, '12 HENRY LYMAN FOOTE, ba. 1904 Born March 11, 1881, New Haven, Conn , died February 10, 1949, Cleveland, Ohio Father, Sherman Fnsbie Foote, a manufacturer in New Haven, son of Jonathan and Sarah Reynolds (Stevens) Foote Mother, Mary Hutton (Rice) Foote, daughter of George and Sarah Cornelia (Thomson) Rice Yale relatives include Arthur C Thomson, '85 (uncle), Arthur E Foote, '96 (brother), Edith Burr Palmer Foote (School of Music 1897-98) (sister- in-law), Ehot C Thomson, '13 (cousin), Ray P Foote, '23, and Alfred S Foote, '28 (nephews) Philhps-Andover Secretary, Class statistician, and editor Class book Semor year, Eta Phi, Triennial Reunion Committee, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Ehhu Club In auditor's office Railway Steel Spring Company, New York C*ty, 1904; publicity department National Cash Register Company, Dayton, 1904-6, engaged in business in Cleveland 1906 unul retirement 1932; advertising manager Peerless Motor Car Company 1906-11, assistant sales manager Baker Motor Vehicle Company 190-16, with H A Lozier Company, automobiles, 1916, owner Foote Water Rectification Products, manufacturers' sales agency, 1916-32, librarian medical records department Cleveland Clinic 1941-45, member Cleveland Amateur Musical Club, deacon Church of the Covenant (Presbyterian), Cleveland, and chairman music committee 1923-28. Married June 20, 1913, in Buffalo, Ruth, daughter of Charles Winslow and Carrie LeClear (Young) Hamhn. Death due to primary lung tumor. Buried in Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven. Survived by wife. CHAUNCEY CLARK KENNEDY, b.a. 1904 Born February 17,1883, Orange, N J ; died May 29, 1949, New Haven, Conn. Father, David A Kennedy, '74 Mother, Charlotte Adriance (Clark) Kennedy. Dearborn-Morgan School, Orange. Third Henry James TenEyck Prize Junior year, second colloquy appointment and Yale Literary Magazine medal Senior year, Fencing Club. Assistant manager shipping department English & Mersick Company, New Haven, 1904-5, General Theological Seminary 1905-7, assistant Church of the Ascension (Episcopal), New York City, 1907; rector St Tohn's Church, Walpole, NH, 1907-9; senior assistant Christ Church, Hartford, Conn, 1909-14, rector Christ Church, Stratford, Conn, 1914-23, St. John's Church, New Haven, 1923-30, Grace Church, New Haven, 1924-29, and St James* Church, Fair Haven, 1924-28, assistant Christ Church, New Haven, 1930-34, rector 1934 until retirement February, 1949; executive secretary Catholic Congress of the Episcopal Church 1930-34, secretary social service department Diocese of Connecticut 1920-23, director Connecticut League for Civil Liberties and Progressive Legislation; on faculty Labor College of New Haven 1924; Lieutenant US Ordnance Department November-December 1917, chaplain 21st Regiment Engineers, Toul Sector, France, December 1917-September 1918, and senior chaplain American Expeditionary Forces in Great Bntam and Ireland, September 1918-March 1919; awarded Military Cross (Great Britain) and M6- daille d'Honneur (France); with U.S. Army Transportation Corps 1944; member Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States. |
