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Yale University Obituary Record
Haven County and Connecticut State Bar
associations and Masonic order.
Unmarried
Death due to coronary artery occlusion.
Buried in South End Cemetery, Southington, Conn Survived by no immediate relatives
WILLIAM MORRIS WYLIE, ll.b. 1892.
Born January 21, 1870, New York City;
died January 26, 1949, New York City
Father, Daniel Dusenbury Wyhe. Mother, Mary Ehza (Ackland) Wyhe; daughter
of John and Dorothy Ackland
LLB Yale 1892 (Phi Gamma Delta),
with Fifth National Bank (now Manufacturers Trust Company), New York City,
1907 until retirement 1946
Unmarried
Death due to a stroke Buried in Green-
Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn Survived by a
brother, George Ackland Wyhe of Mt
Vernon, NY
ALFRED WELLINGTON CARTER,
llb 1893 Born April 22, 1867, Honolulu, Hawaii, died April 27, 1949, Honolulu,
Hawaii
Father, Samuel Mornll Carter, merchant
in Honolulu, son of Joseph Oliver and Hannah Trufant (Lord) Carter. Mother, Harriet (Layman) Carter, daughter of George
Layman
Punahou School, Honolulu, Second
Lieutenant Honolulu Rifles 1887; First
Lieutenant Company D, 1st Battalion, Hawaiian Volunteers, 1889, recommissioned
1909-12; License Commissioner, 1st class,
1907-11, LLB cum laude Yale 1893 (honors Junior year), lawyer in Honolulu 1893-
1949 and manager Parker Ranch 1899-
1949; deputy to attorney general Provisional Government of Hawaii 1895, judge
First Circuit Court, Hawaii, 1896-97, trustee Bernice Pauahi Bishop Estate, on
Board of Agnculture and Forestry, Advisory Land Laws Commission, Fruit Growing and Truck Farming Commission,
Board of Public Lands, and Expenditure
Commission, member Honolulu Bar Association
Married October 12, 1895, in Honolulu,
Edith Milhcent, daughter of Alfred Stedman and Charlotte Elizabeth (Smith)
Hartwell Children: Alfred Hartwell (Harvard 1915-16); Edith Milhcent (Mrs. Henry Ernest Podmore); Dorothy Layman
(died 1901); Barbara Juliette.
Death due to intestinal obstruction Ashes
interred in Oahu Cemetery, Honolulu. Survived by wife, three children, and two sisters, Mrs Cara C. Young and Miss Florence
Nightingale Carter, both of Honolulu.
FRED CLARK RECTOR, ll.b. 1895.
Born May 25, 1871, Kinderhook, Ohio;
died January 14, 1949, Columbus, Ohio.
Father, Newton Rector, stock breeder in
Kinderhook; son of Edward and Sophroma (Blodget) Rector. Mother, Letitia Jane
(McCoy) Rector; daughter of Alexander
and Soreana (Dunlap) McCoy.
BA. Ohio Wesleyan 1893; Latin teacher Union College (Ky) 1893-94; LL.B.
Yale 1895 (treasurer Kent Club; third
Kent Club prize Senior year, Commencement speaker; Phi Gamma Delta) ; lawyer in Columbus 1895-1949 (partner Wilson & Rector at tune of death);
general counsel Buckeye State Building &
Loan Company; president Columbus Bar
Association 1910, member Ohio State and
American Bar associations and First Church
(Congregational), Columbus
Married November 5, 1896, in Barbour-
ville, Ky, Ella, daughter of James Houston
and Hannah Elizabeth (Pogue) Tinsley.
Son. Richard Tinsley (B.A. Ohio Wesleyan
1918, LLB Ohio State 1924).
Death due to bronchopneumonia. Buried
in Green Lawn Cemetery, Columbus. Survived by wife, son, two grandchildren, a
sister, Mrs Florence R Jones of Circleville,
Ohio, and a brother, Howard Burns Rector.
DUTEE ROY SMITH, ll b. 1895. Born
February 4, 1873, Putnam, Conn.; died
June 10, 1949
Father, Dutee Smith, wholesale meat
dealer, Putnam. Mother, Margaret F.
(Small) Smith
Putnam High School, LLB. Yale 1895;
president of a mining company, State of
Washington, 1895-99, successively lawyer
| 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 164 |
| Transcript | 164 Yale University Obituary Record Haven County and Connecticut State Bar associations and Masonic order. Unmarried Death due to coronary artery occlusion. Buried in South End Cemetery, Southington, Conn Survived by no immediate relatives WILLIAM MORRIS WYLIE, ll.b. 1892. Born January 21, 1870, New York City; died January 26, 1949, New York City Father, Daniel Dusenbury Wyhe. Mother, Mary Ehza (Ackland) Wyhe; daughter of John and Dorothy Ackland LLB Yale 1892 (Phi Gamma Delta), with Fifth National Bank (now Manufacturers Trust Company), New York City, 1907 until retirement 1946 Unmarried Death due to a stroke Buried in Green- Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn Survived by a brother, George Ackland Wyhe of Mt Vernon, NY ALFRED WELLINGTON CARTER, llb 1893 Born April 22, 1867, Honolulu, Hawaii, died April 27, 1949, Honolulu, Hawaii Father, Samuel Mornll Carter, merchant in Honolulu, son of Joseph Oliver and Hannah Trufant (Lord) Carter. Mother, Harriet (Layman) Carter, daughter of George Layman Punahou School, Honolulu, Second Lieutenant Honolulu Rifles 1887; First Lieutenant Company D, 1st Battalion, Hawaiian Volunteers, 1889, recommissioned 1909-12; License Commissioner, 1st class, 1907-11, LLB cum laude Yale 1893 (honors Junior year), lawyer in Honolulu 1893- 1949 and manager Parker Ranch 1899- 1949; deputy to attorney general Provisional Government of Hawaii 1895, judge First Circuit Court, Hawaii, 1896-97, trustee Bernice Pauahi Bishop Estate, on Board of Agnculture and Forestry, Advisory Land Laws Commission, Fruit Growing and Truck Farming Commission, Board of Public Lands, and Expenditure Commission, member Honolulu Bar Association Married October 12, 1895, in Honolulu, Edith Milhcent, daughter of Alfred Stedman and Charlotte Elizabeth (Smith) Hartwell Children: Alfred Hartwell (Harvard 1915-16); Edith Milhcent (Mrs. Henry Ernest Podmore); Dorothy Layman (died 1901); Barbara Juliette. Death due to intestinal obstruction Ashes interred in Oahu Cemetery, Honolulu. Survived by wife, three children, and two sisters, Mrs Cara C. Young and Miss Florence Nightingale Carter, both of Honolulu. FRED CLARK RECTOR, ll.b. 1895. Born May 25, 1871, Kinderhook, Ohio; died January 14, 1949, Columbus, Ohio. Father, Newton Rector, stock breeder in Kinderhook; son of Edward and Sophroma (Blodget) Rector. Mother, Letitia Jane (McCoy) Rector; daughter of Alexander and Soreana (Dunlap) McCoy. BA. Ohio Wesleyan 1893; Latin teacher Union College (Ky) 1893-94; LL.B. Yale 1895 (treasurer Kent Club; third Kent Club prize Senior year, Commencement speaker; Phi Gamma Delta) ; lawyer in Columbus 1895-1949 (partner Wilson & Rector at tune of death); general counsel Buckeye State Building & Loan Company; president Columbus Bar Association 1910, member Ohio State and American Bar associations and First Church (Congregational), Columbus Married November 5, 1896, in Barbour- ville, Ky, Ella, daughter of James Houston and Hannah Elizabeth (Pogue) Tinsley. Son. Richard Tinsley (B.A. Ohio Wesleyan 1918, LLB Ohio State 1924). Death due to bronchopneumonia. Buried in Green Lawn Cemetery, Columbus. Survived by wife, son, two grandchildren, a sister, Mrs Florence R Jones of Circleville, Ohio, and a brother, Howard Burns Rector. DUTEE ROY SMITH, ll b. 1895. Born February 4, 1873, Putnam, Conn.; died June 10, 1949 Father, Dutee Smith, wholesale meat dealer, Putnam. Mother, Margaret F. (Small) Smith Putnam High School, LLB. Yale 1895; president of a mining company, State of Washington, 1895-99, successively lawyer |
