Descendants Clement Corbin » Stephen Maurice Edgell Sr. (1884-????)

Données personnelles Stephen Maurice Edgell Sr. 

• Il est né le 26 octobre 1884 dans St Louis, Missouri, USA.Les sources 1, 3
• Professions:
• en l'an 1920 Vice- President of the Great Western Sugar Company of Denver dans Colorado, Verenigde Staten.Source 5
• Worked on the 5th floor of the Great Western Sugar C to learn more about Sugar.
• en l'an 1920 Executive; Sugar Manufacturing.
• Diplômé juin 1907, Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA.
• Résidant:
• en l'an 1920: Ogden, Weber County, Utah, USA.Source 2
• Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA.Source 1
• en l'an 1930: Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, USA.
• le 2 mars 1921: Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA.
• Récensement en l'an 1920, Ogden, Weber County, Utah, USA.Source 5
• (Departure) le 1 octobre 1889: Bremen, Germany and Southampton, England on the SS SAALE.
• (Arrival) le 12 octobre 1889 dans New York, Verenigde Staten: with parents, 2 siblings, nurse and governess.
• (U. S. Passport Applications) le 3 mars 1921 dans Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA.
• (Civil) le 3 mars 1921: U. S. Passenger Applications.Source 1
• (Passport Issued) le 3 mars 1921 dans Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Leave from Key West Florida 1 Apr 1921 to travel to Cuba for recreatio.
• Un enfant de George Stephen Edgell et Isabella Wallace Corbin

Famille de Stephen Maurice Edgell Sr.

Il est marié avec Elsie A. Aldrich.

Ils se sont mariés le 10 décembre 1914 à Warwick, Kent, Rhode Island, USA, il avait 30 ans.

Enfant(s):

1. (Ne pas publique)
2. (Ne pas publique)
3. Stephen Maurice 'Aldrich' Edgell  1915-1981

Notes par Stephen Maurice Edgell Sr.

"History of Colorado", edited by Wilbur Fisk Stone, published by The S. J. Clarke Publishing Co. (1918) Vol. II p. 168, 170 photo p. 169 STEPHEN MAURICE EDGELL. Stephen Maurice Edgell, vice president of the Great Western Sugar Company of Denver, was born October 26, 1884, in St. Louis, Missouri, a son of the late George Stephen Edgell, who was also a native of St. Louis and a descendant of an old New England family early represented in New Hampshire and Vermont. The founder of the family in America was of English birth and came to the new world about 1636. Among the ancestors were those who participated in the struggle for American Independence. George Stephen Edgell, the father, became a banker of New York city and for many years was president of the CORBIN Banking Company which was founded by Austin CORBIN, the maternal grandfather of Stephen M. Edgell of this review, who also founded the first national bank established in the USA, this being located at Davenport, Iowa. Austin CORBIN became a man of national reputation by reason of the extent and importance of the business interests which he controlled and developed and which constituted an essential factor in general advancement. He was for years not only a leading figure in financial circles but was also well known in railway connections as the president of the Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company. George Stephen Edgell died in New York city in October, 1915, at the age of sixty-nine years. His wife bore the maiden name of Isabella Wallace CORBIN and was born in Brooklyn, New York, representing one of the old families of New Hampshire of French Huguenot lineage and a descendant of Dr. James CORBIN, who served as a surgeon in the Revolutionary war and in recognition of meritorious aid rendered to his country received from the USA government a large tract of land in the township of Newport, in Sullivan County, New Hampshire, which has since been in possession of the family and which has been converted by Austin CORBIN into a game preserve. Mrs. Isabella Edgell still survives her husband and is living at Newport, New Hampshire. By her marriage she became the mother of three children, namely: CORBIN, a lawyer by profession, located in New York but now with the American Red Cross; Stephen Maurice, of this review; and George Harold, who is professor of fine arts at Harvard University. After attending the Cutler school of New York, Stephen M. Edgell continued his education at Harvard, being graduated on the completion of the academic course with the Bachelor of Arts degree in 1907. He then entered the employ of the American Sugar Refining Company at Jersey City, New Jersey, as a day laborer and studied the sugar business in all of its departments in order to thoroughly familiarize himself with every phase and branch of the trade. He also spent a year in the factories of the Great Western Company and six months in the Brooklyn refinery and after leaving Brooklyn removed to Greeley, Colorado, in 1908, where he accepted the position of assistant manager of the Baton, Greeley & Windsor factory. There he remained for five years, during the greater part of which time he acted as manager. He then became one of the directors of the company and, locating in Denver, entered the sales department. The following year or on the 26th of April, 1915, he became third vice president of the Great Western Sugar Company and has since filled that position, at the same time remaining a director of the Great Western Railway Company. On the 10th of December, 1914, Mr. Edgell was married in Warwick, Kent County, Rhode Island, to Miss Elsie Aldrich, a daughter of USA Senator Nelson A. Aldrich, and they have one son. Nelson Aldrich, who was born in Warwick, Kent County, Rhode Island, October 29, 1915; and a daughter born in Denver on June 30, 1918. Mr. Edgell gives his political endorsement to the republican party. He is a member of the Harvard Club, Racket and Tennis Club of New York; also belongs to the Denver Club, the Denver Country Club, the Lakewood Country Club, the Denver University Club and the Denver Motor Club. Along the lines indicated he takes his recreation and his religious faith is evidenced in his membership in the Episcopal church. While he is today connected with most important business interests, for which he has become thoroughly qualified by earnest study, close application and personal effort, he regards business as but one phase of life and does not allow it to exclude his active participation in and support of other vital interests which go to make up human existence."

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