Clinton M Greer, aged 92, a retired civil engineer and a former chairman of the Pulaski County Planning Board, died Saturday.
He had served on the County planning Board from 1962 to 1976, including four years as chairman. Mr Greer also had served on the Little Rock Planning Commission. He had lived in Little Rock since 1937.
He was a graduate of the University of Iowa, and had worked mainly on bridge design until 1932, when he went to work for the Army Engineers. He retired in 1960 as chief of design of dams and other navigation projects.
Mr Greer was a lifelong member of Sigma Xi, the national honorary scientific fraternity, and a member of the American Legion, the National Society of Professional Engineers, the Arkansas Society of Professional Engineers, the Little Rock Engineers Club, the Retired Men's Discussion Club and First Christian Church. He was a veteran of World War II [sic]
Survivors are a son, Donald C Greer of Little Rock and two grandchildren.
Entombment in Pine Crest Mausoleum.
Arkansas Gazette, Little Rock, Arkansas, Sunday, May 13, 1984,
Uncle Clint was the Greer family historian. He put together his collection of information and distributed the notebooks to his family. This is a brief description of the contents.
The Family / of / William A Greer / Jan 21, 1820 - Mar 10, 1901
Compiled by / Clinton M Greer / 1974
The Family Tree / The Beginning
William A Greer was born in Barren County, Kentucky. At the age of 15 he moved to Montgomery County, Illinois. In 1874 he moved to Marion County, Iowa and in 1866 to Wayne County Iowa, where he lived until his death. He married Elzira Webb on November 5, 1840. To this union were born five sons and five daughters, whose names are:
William B, Cynthia A, Nancy Jane, John W, James H, Wilkin Webb, Sarah Luzena, Mary Etta, Franklin S, Emma R.
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[Thirteen single-sided pages of names and some dates of descendants.]
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Acknowledgements
In the preparation of this report valuable assistance in furnishing information on various families was given by the following:
Evelyn Exley, Bertha Scott, Ollie Starr, Chlora Goodwin, Veda Eggleston, Jay Calef, Dorothy Bettis, Crystal Greer, Helen Moore, Edith Clark, Althea Stricker, Twila O'Connell
Various others furnished additional information to make the report as compete as possible. Let me express my sincere appreciation to all those who contributed.
NOTE: This report is incomplete due to complete information not being available on some families and on some details. . . . However this report is loose-leaf and if further information becomes available, it can be inserted. It is suggested that holders of this report keep it up-to-date by making additions as they occur.
-Clinton M Greer
He had served on the County planning Board from 1962 to 1976, including four years as chairman. Mr Greer also had served on the Little Rock Planning Commission. He had lived in Little Rock since 1937.
He was a graduate of the University of Iowa, and had worked mainly on bridge design until 1932, when he went to work for the Army Engineers. He retired in 1960 as chief of design of dams and other navigation projects.
Mr Greer was a lifelong member of Sigma Xi, the national honorary scientific fraternity, and a member of the American Legion, the National Society of Professional Engineers, the Arkansas Society of Professional Engineers, the Little Rock Engineers Club, the Retired Men's Discussion Club and First Christian Church. He was a veteran of World War II [sic]
Survivors are a son, Donald C Greer of Little Rock and two grandchildren.
Entombment in Pine Crest Mausoleum.
Arkansas Gazette, Little Rock, Arkansas, Sunday, May 13, 1984,
Uncle Clint was the Greer family historian. He put together his collection of information and distributed the notebooks to his family. This is a brief description of the contents.
The Family / of / William A Greer / Jan 21, 1820 - Mar 10, 1901
Compiled by / Clinton M Greer / 1974
The Family Tree / The Beginning
William A Greer was born in Barren County, Kentucky. At the age of 15 he moved to Montgomery County, Illinois. In 1874 he moved to Marion County, Iowa and in 1866 to Wayne County Iowa, where he lived until his death. He married Elzira Webb on November 5, 1840. To this union were born five sons and five daughters, whose names are:
William B, Cynthia A, Nancy Jane, John W, James H, Wilkin Webb, Sarah Luzena, Mary Etta, Franklin S, Emma R.
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[Thirteen single-sided pages of names and some dates of descendants.]
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Acknowledgements
In the preparation of this report valuable assistance in furnishing information on various families was given by the following:
Evelyn Exley, Bertha Scott, Ollie Starr, Chlora Goodwin, Veda Eggleston, Jay Calef, Dorothy Bettis, Crystal Greer, Helen Moore, Edith Clark, Althea Stricker, Twila O'Connell
Various others furnished additional information to make the report as compete as possible. Let me express my sincere appreciation to all those who contributed.
NOTE: This report is incomplete due to complete information not being available on some families and on some details. . . . However this report is loose-leaf and if further information becomes available, it can be inserted. It is suggested that holders of this report keep it up-to-date by making additions as they occur.
-Clinton M Greer
Clinton M Greer, aged 92, a retired civil engineer and a former chairman of the Pulaski County Planning Board, died Saturday.
He had served on the County planning Board from 1962 to 1976, including four years as chairman. Mr Greer also had served on the Little Rock Planning Commission. He had lived in Little Rock since 1937.
He was a graduate of the University of Iowa, and had worked mainly on bridge design until 1932, when he went to work for the Army Engineers. He retired in 1960 as chief of design of dams and other navigation projects.
Mr Greer was a lifelong member of Sigma Xi, the national honorary scientific fraternity, and a member of the American Legion, the National Society of Professional Engineers, the Arkansas Society of Professional Engineers, the Little Rock Engineers Club, the Retired Men's Discussion Club and First Christian Church. He was a veteran of World War II [sic]
Survivors are a son, Donald C Greer of Little Rock and two grandchildren.
Entombment in Pine Crest Mausoleum.
Arkansas Gazette, Little Rock, Arkansas, Sunday, May 13, 1984,
Uncle Clint was the Greer family historian. He put together his collection of information and distributed the notebooks to his family. This is a brief description of the contents.
The Family / of / William A Greer / Jan 21, 1820 - Mar 10, 1901
Compiled by / Clinton M Greer / 1974
The Family Tree / The Beginning
William A Greer was born in Barren County, Kentucky. At the age of 15 he moved to Montgomery County, Illinois. In 1874 he moved to Marion County, Iowa and in 1866 to Wayne County Iowa, where he lived until his death. He married Elzira Webb on November 5, 1840. To this union were born five sons and five daughters, whose names are:
William B, Cynthia A, Nancy Jane, John W, James H, Wilkin Webb, Sarah Luzena, Mary Etta, Franklin S, Emma R.
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[Thirteen single-sided pages of names and some dates of descendants.]
- - -
Acknowledgements
In the preparation of this report valuable assistance in furnishing information on various families was given by the following:
Evelyn Exley, Bertha Scott, Ollie Starr, Chlora Goodwin, Veda Eggleston, Jay Calef, Dorothy Bettis, Crystal Greer, Helen Moore, Edith Clark, Althea Stricker, Twila O'Connell
Various others furnished additional information to make the report as compete as possible. Let me express my sincere appreciation to all those who contributed.
NOTE: This report is incomplete due to complete information not being available on some families and on some details. . . . However this report is loose-leaf and if further information becomes available, it can be inserted. It is suggested that holders of this report keep it up-to-date by making additions as they occur.
-Clinton M Greer
He had served on the County planning Board from 1962 to 1976, including four years as chairman. Mr Greer also had served on the Little Rock Planning Commission. He had lived in Little Rock since 1937.
He was a graduate of the University of Iowa, and had worked mainly on bridge design until 1932, when he went to work for the Army Engineers. He retired in 1960 as chief of design of dams and other navigation projects.
Mr Greer was a lifelong member of Sigma Xi, the national honorary scientific fraternity, and a member of the American Legion, the National Society of Professional Engineers, the Arkansas Society of Professional Engineers, the Little Rock Engineers Club, the Retired Men's Discussion Club and First Christian Church. He was a veteran of World War II [sic]
Survivors are a son, Donald C Greer of Little Rock and two grandchildren.
Entombment in Pine Crest Mausoleum.
Arkansas Gazette, Little Rock, Arkansas, Sunday, May 13, 1984,
Uncle Clint was the Greer family historian. He put together his collection of information and distributed the notebooks to his family. This is a brief description of the contents.
The Family / of / William A Greer / Jan 21, 1820 - Mar 10, 1901
Compiled by / Clinton M Greer / 1974
The Family Tree / The Beginning
William A Greer was born in Barren County, Kentucky. At the age of 15 he moved to Montgomery County, Illinois. In 1874 he moved to Marion County, Iowa and in 1866 to Wayne County Iowa, where he lived until his death. He married Elzira Webb on November 5, 1840. To this union were born five sons and five daughters, whose names are:
William B, Cynthia A, Nancy Jane, John W, James H, Wilkin Webb, Sarah Luzena, Mary Etta, Franklin S, Emma R.
- - -
[Thirteen single-sided pages of names and some dates of descendants.]
- - -
Acknowledgements
In the preparation of this report valuable assistance in furnishing information on various families was given by the following:
Evelyn Exley, Bertha Scott, Ollie Starr, Chlora Goodwin, Veda Eggleston, Jay Calef, Dorothy Bettis, Crystal Greer, Helen Moore, Edith Clark, Althea Stricker, Twila O'Connell
Various others furnished additional information to make the report as compete as possible. Let me express my sincere appreciation to all those who contributed.
NOTE: This report is incomplete due to complete information not being available on some families and on some details. . . . However this report is loose-leaf and if further information becomes available, it can be inserted. It is suggested that holders of this report keep it up-to-date by making additions as they occur.
-Clinton M Greer
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