FRANK JULIAN PRICE, B A 1892
Born February 3, 1870, Brooklyn, N Y , died March 4, 1950, New York City Father, George Allan Price, chairman board Lamson & Hubbard Corporation, furs and women's apparel, Brooklyn, son of William and Jane Gray (Dunbar) Price Mother, Adelaide Augusta (Wentz) Price, daughter of William and Beulah Rose (Williams) Wentz Yale relatives include a nephew, Allan M Price, '18 Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute Third prize in English composition
Sophomore year, first colloquy appointment Junior and Senior years, editor Yale Record Junior year and Yale Literary Magazine Senior year University Glee Club, College Choir, Class Historian, He Boule, Psi Upsilon, Chi Delta Theta, Skull and Bones. LL B New York Law School 1895, lawyer New York City 1895-1926, member New York State legislature 1899-1901, assistant corporation counsel New York City 1911-18, attorney for State comptroller Kings County 1903-7, vice-president and chairman board Lamson & Hubbar Corporation (Boston and Brooklyn) 1926 until retirement 1948
Unmarried
Death due to carcinoma Ashes interred in Green-Wood Cemetery
Born February 3, 1870, Brooklyn, N Y , died March 4, 1950, New York City Father, George Allan Price, chairman board Lamson & Hubbard Corporation, furs and women's apparel, Brooklyn, son of William and Jane Gray (Dunbar) Price Mother, Adelaide Augusta (Wentz) Price, daughter of William and Beulah Rose (Williams) Wentz Yale relatives include a nephew, Allan M Price, '18 Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute Third prize in English composition
Sophomore year, first colloquy appointment Junior and Senior years, editor Yale Record Junior year and Yale Literary Magazine Senior year University Glee Club, College Choir, Class Historian, He Boule, Psi Upsilon, Chi Delta Theta, Skull and Bones. LL B New York Law School 1895, lawyer New York City 1895-1926, member New York State legislature 1899-1901, assistant corporation counsel New York City 1911-18, attorney for State comptroller Kings County 1903-7, vice-president and chairman board Lamson & Hubbar Corporation (Boston and Brooklyn) 1926 until retirement 1948
Unmarried
Death due to carcinoma Ashes interred in Green-Wood Cemetery
FRANK JULIAN PRICE, B A 1892
Born February 3, 1870, Brooklyn, N Y , died March 4, 1950, New York City Father, George Allan Price, chairman board Lamson & Hubbard Corporation, furs and women's apparel, Brooklyn, son of William and Jane Gray (Dunbar) Price Mother, Adelaide Augusta (Wentz) Price, daughter of William and Beulah Rose (Williams) Wentz Yale relatives include a nephew, Allan M Price, '18 Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute Third prize in English composition
Sophomore year, first colloquy appointment Junior and Senior years, editor Yale Record Junior year and Yale Literary Magazine Senior year University Glee Club, College Choir, Class Historian, He Boule, Psi Upsilon, Chi Delta Theta, Skull and Bones. LL B New York Law School 1895, lawyer New York City 1895-1926, member New York State legislature 1899-1901, assistant corporation counsel New York City 1911-18, attorney for State comptroller Kings County 1903-7, vice-president and chairman board Lamson & Hubbar Corporation (Boston and Brooklyn) 1926 until retirement 1948
Unmarried
Death due to carcinoma Ashes interred in Green-Wood Cemetery
Born February 3, 1870, Brooklyn, N Y , died March 4, 1950, New York City Father, George Allan Price, chairman board Lamson & Hubbard Corporation, furs and women's apparel, Brooklyn, son of William and Jane Gray (Dunbar) Price Mother, Adelaide Augusta (Wentz) Price, daughter of William and Beulah Rose (Williams) Wentz Yale relatives include a nephew, Allan M Price, '18 Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute Third prize in English composition
Sophomore year, first colloquy appointment Junior and Senior years, editor Yale Record Junior year and Yale Literary Magazine Senior year University Glee Club, College Choir, Class Historian, He Boule, Psi Upsilon, Chi Delta Theta, Skull and Bones. LL B New York Law School 1895, lawyer New York City 1895-1926, member New York State legislature 1899-1901, assistant corporation counsel New York City 1911-18, attorney for State comptroller Kings County 1903-7, vice-president and chairman board Lamson & Hubbar Corporation (Boston and Brooklyn) 1926 until retirement 1948
Unmarried
Death due to carcinoma Ashes interred in Green-Wood Cemetery
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