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Charles Richard Crane

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Charles Richard Crane

Birth
Death
14 Feb 1939 (aged 80)
Burial
Woods Hole, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, USA Add to Map
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Born in Chicago, Cook Co., Ill., August 7, 1858 to Richard Teller Crane and Mary (Prentiss) Crane. He married in 1881 Cornelia W. Smith and had a son Richard Crane. He was president of Crane Company, a valves and pipe fittings manufacturer; director of National Bank of the Republic, in Chicago; appointed by Taft as U.S. Minister to China, 1920-21; a major benefactor of the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Mass.; and a member of the American Economic Association. Also endowed the Friendship Fund in Boston and the Institute of Current World Affairs in Hanover, N.H., an organization that provides overseas fellowships.
His daughter Mary Josephine (Crane) Bradley (1886-1952) lived in Frank Lloyd Wright's "Airplane House" in Woods Hole with her Wisconsin academic husband, and was deaf.
Born in Chicago, Cook Co., Ill., August 7, 1858 to Richard Teller Crane and Mary (Prentiss) Crane. He married in 1881 Cornelia W. Smith and had a son Richard Crane. He was president of Crane Company, a valves and pipe fittings manufacturer; director of National Bank of the Republic, in Chicago; appointed by Taft as U.S. Minister to China, 1920-21; a major benefactor of the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Mass.; and a member of the American Economic Association. Also endowed the Friendship Fund in Boston and the Institute of Current World Affairs in Hanover, N.H., an organization that provides overseas fellowships.
His daughter Mary Josephine (Crane) Bradley (1886-1952) lived in Frank Lloyd Wright's "Airplane House" in Woods Hole with her Wisconsin academic husband, and was deaf.


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