Carl Tolman Age 97y 9m 6d
"insane desire to become an educated man"
Fellow Mineralogical Society of America.
June 1916, 175th Batt. Canadian Exped. Force
Badly wounded head, neck, side by shrapnel
1901 Census Lacombe, Alberta Terr., Canada
John Tolman 45, Methodist
Emeline Tolman 42
Lee Tolman 16
Francis Tolman 12. Alfretta Tolman 11
Sherman Tolman 8. Carl Tolman 3. Oliver Tolman 1
1911 Census Red Deer, Alberta, Canada
John A Tolman 55
Emeline Tolman 51
Frank Tolman 24
Alfretta M Tolman 21
Sherman Tolman 19
Carl Tolman 14. Oliver Tolman 12. Emeline Tolman 7.
Living next door Roy A Tolman 32
1916 Census Bow River, Albert, Canada
John A Tolman 60, farmer, Protestant
Emeline Tolman 56
Carl Tolman 19, born Alberta
Oliver Tolman 17, born Alberta
Emeline Tolman 11, born Alberta
A Beatrice Sane 40, boarder, born England
1916 June 14 Alberta, Canada
Carl Tolman
Res. Rumsey, Alberta, Canada
Attestation Paper No 696959
Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Force
Aligiance to His Majesty King George the Fifth
Farmer. Single
Witness: James Elliott
1927 Married Vancouver, British Columbia
Irene Robertson
28 December 1927. Registration number: 1927-09-320788.
BCA Number: B13753. GSU Number: 2074506
1930 Census St Louis, Missouri
Carl Tolman 32, University Professor
Irene Tolman 24
Renting
1933 St Louis, Missouri
City Directory, St Louis Missouri,
Carl Tolman, Prof. 4158 ME-
1935 St Louis, Missouri
as reported on 1940 census
1940
Carl Tolman became U.S. citizen
1850-P-29792, 1-6, 9-13-49.
1940 Census University City, St Louis, MO
Carl Tolman 41, C-5, Geology teacher, univ.
Susan I Tolman 34, H-4
Lexie Jean Tolman 9. Joan Tolman 2.
Own home, 7251 Dorset 19 April 1940
1995 Obituary:
Carl Tolman, 97, University Official
Carl Tolman, who in 35 years with Washington University in St. Louis rose from an assistant geology professor to become chancellor, died on Feb. 13 at his home in Kirkwood, Mo. He was 97 and had lived for many years in University City, Mo.
The cause was complications from a stroke, said his wife, Irene Robertson Tolman.
After serving in the Canadian Army in World War I, Dr. Tolman joined the Geological Survey of Canada.
He received an undergraduate degree in geology from the University of British Columbia in 1924. He went on to earn a master's degree in philosophy at Yale University in 1925 and a doctorate in philosophy at Yale in 1927, the year he joined the Washington University faculty.
In World War II, he interrupted his academic career to work in Washington developing sources for mineral supplies. He returned to the university in 1946 to head the geology department and become dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. In 1954, he was appointed vice chancellor. He became chancellor in 1961 and retired the following year.
Dr. Tolman then worked for the State Department as a science attache in Tokyo. In 1965 he was transferred to the United Nations to train mining engineers in the Philippines.
Besides his wife of 67 years, he is survived by two daughters, Lexie Snyder of Severna Park, Md., and Joan Mayer of St. Louis; seven grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren.
New York Times; February 22, 1995
Memorial for Carl Tolman
Washington University Bio
Carl Tolman Graduate Student Award
Wikipedia Carl Tolman
Siblings
John Roy Tolman 1879-1879
Albert Raymond Tolman 1879-1966
Sara Jane Tolman 1881-1882
Leo Grant Tolman 1884-1965
James Francis Tolman 1888-1911
Alfretta Tolman 1889-1962
Sherman Tolman 1891-1981
Minnie Tolman 1895-1897
Oliver Tolman 1900-1982
Emeline Tolman 1904-1923
"insane desire to become an educated man"
Fellow Mineralogical Society of America.
June 1916, 175th Batt. Canadian Exped. Force
Badly wounded head, neck, side by shrapnel
1901 Census Lacombe, Alberta Terr., Canada
John Tolman 45, Methodist
Emeline Tolman 42
Lee Tolman 16
Francis Tolman 12. Alfretta Tolman 11
Sherman Tolman 8. Carl Tolman 3. Oliver Tolman 1
1911 Census Red Deer, Alberta, Canada
John A Tolman 55
Emeline Tolman 51
Frank Tolman 24
Alfretta M Tolman 21
Sherman Tolman 19
Carl Tolman 14. Oliver Tolman 12. Emeline Tolman 7.
Living next door Roy A Tolman 32
1916 Census Bow River, Albert, Canada
John A Tolman 60, farmer, Protestant
Emeline Tolman 56
Carl Tolman 19, born Alberta
Oliver Tolman 17, born Alberta
Emeline Tolman 11, born Alberta
A Beatrice Sane 40, boarder, born England
1916 June 14 Alberta, Canada
Carl Tolman
Res. Rumsey, Alberta, Canada
Attestation Paper No 696959
Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Force
Aligiance to His Majesty King George the Fifth
Farmer. Single
Witness: James Elliott
1927 Married Vancouver, British Columbia
Irene Robertson
28 December 1927. Registration number: 1927-09-320788.
BCA Number: B13753. GSU Number: 2074506
1930 Census St Louis, Missouri
Carl Tolman 32, University Professor
Irene Tolman 24
Renting
1933 St Louis, Missouri
City Directory, St Louis Missouri,
Carl Tolman, Prof. 4158 ME-
1935 St Louis, Missouri
as reported on 1940 census
1940
Carl Tolman became U.S. citizen
1850-P-29792, 1-6, 9-13-49.
1940 Census University City, St Louis, MO
Carl Tolman 41, C-5, Geology teacher, univ.
Susan I Tolman 34, H-4
Lexie Jean Tolman 9. Joan Tolman 2.
Own home, 7251 Dorset 19 April 1940
1995 Obituary:
Carl Tolman, 97, University Official
Carl Tolman, who in 35 years with Washington University in St. Louis rose from an assistant geology professor to become chancellor, died on Feb. 13 at his home in Kirkwood, Mo. He was 97 and had lived for many years in University City, Mo.
The cause was complications from a stroke, said his wife, Irene Robertson Tolman.
After serving in the Canadian Army in World War I, Dr. Tolman joined the Geological Survey of Canada.
He received an undergraduate degree in geology from the University of British Columbia in 1924. He went on to earn a master's degree in philosophy at Yale University in 1925 and a doctorate in philosophy at Yale in 1927, the year he joined the Washington University faculty.
In World War II, he interrupted his academic career to work in Washington developing sources for mineral supplies. He returned to the university in 1946 to head the geology department and become dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. In 1954, he was appointed vice chancellor. He became chancellor in 1961 and retired the following year.
Dr. Tolman then worked for the State Department as a science attache in Tokyo. In 1965 he was transferred to the United Nations to train mining engineers in the Philippines.
Besides his wife of 67 years, he is survived by two daughters, Lexie Snyder of Severna Park, Md., and Joan Mayer of St. Louis; seven grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren.
New York Times; February 22, 1995
Memorial for Carl Tolman
Washington University Bio
Carl Tolman Graduate Student Award
Wikipedia Carl Tolman
Siblings
John Roy Tolman 1879-1879
Albert Raymond Tolman 1879-1966
Sara Jane Tolman 1881-1882
Leo Grant Tolman 1884-1965
James Francis Tolman 1888-1911
Alfretta Tolman 1889-1962
Sherman Tolman 1891-1981
Minnie Tolman 1895-1897
Oliver Tolman 1900-1982
Emeline Tolman 1904-1923
Carl Tolman Age 97y 9m 6d
"insane desire to become an educated man"
Fellow Mineralogical Society of America.
June 1916, 175th Batt. Canadian Exped. Force
Badly wounded head, neck, side by shrapnel
1901 Census Lacombe, Alberta Terr., Canada
John Tolman 45, Methodist
Emeline Tolman 42
Lee Tolman 16
Francis Tolman 12. Alfretta Tolman 11
Sherman Tolman 8. Carl Tolman 3. Oliver Tolman 1
1911 Census Red Deer, Alberta, Canada
John A Tolman 55
Emeline Tolman 51
Frank Tolman 24
Alfretta M Tolman 21
Sherman Tolman 19
Carl Tolman 14. Oliver Tolman 12. Emeline Tolman 7.
Living next door Roy A Tolman 32
1916 Census Bow River, Albert, Canada
John A Tolman 60, farmer, Protestant
Emeline Tolman 56
Carl Tolman 19, born Alberta
Oliver Tolman 17, born Alberta
Emeline Tolman 11, born Alberta
A Beatrice Sane 40, boarder, born England
1916 June 14 Alberta, Canada
Carl Tolman
Res. Rumsey, Alberta, Canada
Attestation Paper No 696959
Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Force
Aligiance to His Majesty King George the Fifth
Farmer. Single
Witness: James Elliott
1927 Married Vancouver, British Columbia
Irene Robertson
28 December 1927. Registration number: 1927-09-320788.
BCA Number: B13753. GSU Number: 2074506
1930 Census St Louis, Missouri
Carl Tolman 32, University Professor
Irene Tolman 24
Renting
1933 St Louis, Missouri
City Directory, St Louis Missouri,
Carl Tolman, Prof. 4158 ME-
1935 St Louis, Missouri
as reported on 1940 census
1940
Carl Tolman became U.S. citizen
1850-P-29792, 1-6, 9-13-49.
1940 Census University City, St Louis, MO
Carl Tolman 41, C-5, Geology teacher, univ.
Susan I Tolman 34, H-4
Lexie Jean Tolman 9. Joan Tolman 2.
Own home, 7251 Dorset 19 April 1940
1995 Obituary:
Carl Tolman, 97, University Official
Carl Tolman, who in 35 years with Washington University in St. Louis rose from an assistant geology professor to become chancellor, died on Feb. 13 at his home in Kirkwood, Mo. He was 97 and had lived for many years in University City, Mo.
The cause was complications from a stroke, said his wife, Irene Robertson Tolman.
After serving in the Canadian Army in World War I, Dr. Tolman joined the Geological Survey of Canada.
He received an undergraduate degree in geology from the University of British Columbia in 1924. He went on to earn a master's degree in philosophy at Yale University in 1925 and a doctorate in philosophy at Yale in 1927, the year he joined the Washington University faculty.
In World War II, he interrupted his academic career to work in Washington developing sources for mineral supplies. He returned to the university in 1946 to head the geology department and become dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. In 1954, he was appointed vice chancellor. He became chancellor in 1961 and retired the following year.
Dr. Tolman then worked for the State Department as a science attache in Tokyo. In 1965 he was transferred to the United Nations to train mining engineers in the Philippines.
Besides his wife of 67 years, he is survived by two daughters, Lexie Snyder of Severna Park, Md., and Joan Mayer of St. Louis; seven grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren.
New York Times; February 22, 1995
Memorial for Carl Tolman
Washington University Bio
Carl Tolman Graduate Student Award
Wikipedia Carl Tolman
Siblings
John Roy Tolman 1879-1879
Albert Raymond Tolman 1879-1966
Sara Jane Tolman 1881-1882
Leo Grant Tolman 1884-1965
James Francis Tolman 1888-1911
Alfretta Tolman 1889-1962
Sherman Tolman 1891-1981
Minnie Tolman 1895-1897
Oliver Tolman 1900-1982
Emeline Tolman 1904-1923
"insane desire to become an educated man"
Fellow Mineralogical Society of America.
June 1916, 175th Batt. Canadian Exped. Force
Badly wounded head, neck, side by shrapnel
1901 Census Lacombe, Alberta Terr., Canada
John Tolman 45, Methodist
Emeline Tolman 42
Lee Tolman 16
Francis Tolman 12. Alfretta Tolman 11
Sherman Tolman 8. Carl Tolman 3. Oliver Tolman 1
1911 Census Red Deer, Alberta, Canada
John A Tolman 55
Emeline Tolman 51
Frank Tolman 24
Alfretta M Tolman 21
Sherman Tolman 19
Carl Tolman 14. Oliver Tolman 12. Emeline Tolman 7.
Living next door Roy A Tolman 32
1916 Census Bow River, Albert, Canada
John A Tolman 60, farmer, Protestant
Emeline Tolman 56
Carl Tolman 19, born Alberta
Oliver Tolman 17, born Alberta
Emeline Tolman 11, born Alberta
A Beatrice Sane 40, boarder, born England
1916 June 14 Alberta, Canada
Carl Tolman
Res. Rumsey, Alberta, Canada
Attestation Paper No 696959
Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Force
Aligiance to His Majesty King George the Fifth
Farmer. Single
Witness: James Elliott
1927 Married Vancouver, British Columbia
Irene Robertson
28 December 1927. Registration number: 1927-09-320788.
BCA Number: B13753. GSU Number: 2074506
1930 Census St Louis, Missouri
Carl Tolman 32, University Professor
Irene Tolman 24
Renting
1933 St Louis, Missouri
City Directory, St Louis Missouri,
Carl Tolman, Prof. 4158 ME-
1935 St Louis, Missouri
as reported on 1940 census
1940
Carl Tolman became U.S. citizen
1850-P-29792, 1-6, 9-13-49.
1940 Census University City, St Louis, MO
Carl Tolman 41, C-5, Geology teacher, univ.
Susan I Tolman 34, H-4
Lexie Jean Tolman 9. Joan Tolman 2.
Own home, 7251 Dorset 19 April 1940
1995 Obituary:
Carl Tolman, 97, University Official
Carl Tolman, who in 35 years with Washington University in St. Louis rose from an assistant geology professor to become chancellor, died on Feb. 13 at his home in Kirkwood, Mo. He was 97 and had lived for many years in University City, Mo.
The cause was complications from a stroke, said his wife, Irene Robertson Tolman.
After serving in the Canadian Army in World War I, Dr. Tolman joined the Geological Survey of Canada.
He received an undergraduate degree in geology from the University of British Columbia in 1924. He went on to earn a master's degree in philosophy at Yale University in 1925 and a doctorate in philosophy at Yale in 1927, the year he joined the Washington University faculty.
In World War II, he interrupted his academic career to work in Washington developing sources for mineral supplies. He returned to the university in 1946 to head the geology department and become dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. In 1954, he was appointed vice chancellor. He became chancellor in 1961 and retired the following year.
Dr. Tolman then worked for the State Department as a science attache in Tokyo. In 1965 he was transferred to the United Nations to train mining engineers in the Philippines.
Besides his wife of 67 years, he is survived by two daughters, Lexie Snyder of Severna Park, Md., and Joan Mayer of St. Louis; seven grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren.
New York Times; February 22, 1995
Memorial for Carl Tolman
Washington University Bio
Carl Tolman Graduate Student Award
Wikipedia Carl Tolman
Siblings
John Roy Tolman 1879-1879
Albert Raymond Tolman 1879-1966
Sara Jane Tolman 1881-1882
Leo Grant Tolman 1884-1965
James Francis Tolman 1888-1911
Alfretta Tolman 1889-1962
Sherman Tolman 1891-1981
Minnie Tolman 1895-1897
Oliver Tolman 1900-1982
Emeline Tolman 1904-1923
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