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Yale College 109
MORTIMER LEGGETT DOOLITTLE, B A 1922 Born October
4, 1900, Washington, D C , died April 17, 1950, Stamford, Conn
Father, Charles Benjamin Doolittle, secretary and treasurer
Southern New England Telephone Company, New Haven, Conn , son of
Thomas Benjamin and Mary (Bradley) Doolittle Mother, Laura
Leggett (Seymour) Doolittle, daughter of Henry Albert and Mary
(Leggett) Seymour Yale relatives include George Dudley Seymour
(M A Hon 1913) (great-uncle)
New Haven High School Freshman Class crew, University
Wrestling Squad, Class Hockey team, Freshman Glee Club, private
S A T C at Yale LL B 1925 (Phi Delta Phi, John Currier Gallagher Prize)
With Cummings & Lockwood, lawyers, Stamford, 1925-50
(partner 1936-50), president Stamford Boys Club 1937-40, secretary
Stamford Children's Home, trustee Stamford Family and Children's
Center, secretary and Alumni Fund agent Class of 1925 L (executive
committee Yale Association of Class Secretaries, council "Yale Alumni
Association of Fairfield County), Lieutenant, Field Artillery Reserve,
World War II, commander Stamford Power Squadron, member Stamford, Connecticut State, and American Bar associations, Masonic
order, and St John's Episcopal Church, Stamford
Married December 26, 1930, New Haven, Dorothy Rowley Perkins (Class of 1926 Mus ), daughter of Edwin Charlton and Helen
(Smith) Perkins Mrs Doolittle died 1945
Death due to carcinoma Buried in Grove Street Cemetery, New
Haven Survived by mother.
JOSEPH PORCH JONES, B A 1922 Born September 19, 1894,
Palmyra, Ohio, died May 16, 1950, Youngstown, Ohio
"Father, William William Jones, proprietor of a barber business
in Youngstown, son of Thomas William and Kathryn (Huges) Jones
Mother, Anna (Porch) Jones, daughter of Joseph and Mary Ann (Davis)
Porch
Rayen High School, Youngstown, Oberlin College 1914-16 Entered Yale Sophomore year Second Lieutenant Coast Artillery, 1917-18
Master in Latin Choate School, Walhngford, Conn , 1921-22 and
Mercersburg Academy 1922-23, master in Latin, French, and mathematics Mackenzie School, Monroe, N Y , 1923-25, master in Latin
Miami Military Academy, Coral Gables, Fla , 1925-31, attended Ohio
State University summer 1931, commanding officer Civilian Conservation Corps, Huntington, Ind , 1934-35, teacher English East High
School, Youngstown, 1935-50, Second Lieutenant Coast Artillery World
War I, Captain Coast Artillery Reserve, president Youngstown Teachers of High School English 1946, member Youngstown, Ohio, and Na-
| 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 109 |
| Transcript | Yale College 109 MORTIMER LEGGETT DOOLITTLE, B A 1922 Born October 4, 1900, Washington, D C , died April 17, 1950, Stamford, Conn Father, Charles Benjamin Doolittle, secretary and treasurer Southern New England Telephone Company, New Haven, Conn , son of Thomas Benjamin and Mary (Bradley) Doolittle Mother, Laura Leggett (Seymour) Doolittle, daughter of Henry Albert and Mary (Leggett) Seymour Yale relatives include George Dudley Seymour (M A Hon 1913) (great-uncle) New Haven High School Freshman Class crew, University Wrestling Squad, Class Hockey team, Freshman Glee Club, private S A T C at Yale LL B 1925 (Phi Delta Phi, John Currier Gallagher Prize) With Cummings & Lockwood, lawyers, Stamford, 1925-50 (partner 1936-50), president Stamford Boys Club 1937-40, secretary Stamford Children's Home, trustee Stamford Family and Children's Center, secretary and Alumni Fund agent Class of 1925 L (executive committee Yale Association of Class Secretaries, council "Yale Alumni Association of Fairfield County), Lieutenant, Field Artillery Reserve, World War II, commander Stamford Power Squadron, member Stamford, Connecticut State, and American Bar associations, Masonic order, and St John's Episcopal Church, Stamford Married December 26, 1930, New Haven, Dorothy Rowley Perkins (Class of 1926 Mus ), daughter of Edwin Charlton and Helen (Smith) Perkins Mrs Doolittle died 1945 Death due to carcinoma Buried in Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven Survived by mother. JOSEPH PORCH JONES, B A 1922 Born September 19, 1894, Palmyra, Ohio, died May 16, 1950, Youngstown, Ohio "Father, William William Jones, proprietor of a barber business in Youngstown, son of Thomas William and Kathryn (Huges) Jones Mother, Anna (Porch) Jones, daughter of Joseph and Mary Ann (Davis) Porch Rayen High School, Youngstown, Oberlin College 1914-16 Entered Yale Sophomore year Second Lieutenant Coast Artillery, 1917-18 Master in Latin Choate School, Walhngford, Conn , 1921-22 and Mercersburg Academy 1922-23, master in Latin, French, and mathematics Mackenzie School, Monroe, N Y , 1923-25, master in Latin Miami Military Academy, Coral Gables, Fla , 1925-31, attended Ohio State University summer 1931, commanding officer Civilian Conservation Corps, Huntington, Ind , 1934-35, teacher English East High School, Youngstown, 1935-50, Second Lieutenant Coast Artillery World War I, Captain Coast Artillery Reserve, president Youngstown Teachers of High School English 1946, member Youngstown, Ohio, and Na- |
