Excerpt from The MacQueens of Queensdale
Clarence Linwood Black graduated with the degrees of A. B. and A. M., at Davidson College, N. C, and afterwards graduated from the School of Chemistry in Yale University, and has held a number of important places of trust, such as Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Davidson College, Assistant to State Chemist in North Carolina, Assayer in the United States Mint in Charlotte, N. C, Assistant in charge of the Remsen Board Laboratory at Yale University ; and is at present holding a high position in the Bureau of Chemistry in the Department of Agriculture of the United States Government, and has been stationed at Washington, D. C. New York, N. Y., and Philadelphia, Pa. Clarence Linwood Black married Margaret MacEachern, a daughter of John F. and Margaret MacEachern, of Raeford, N. C. His wife is an alumna of Agnes Scott and lBaldwin Seminaries, a lady of great personal charm, rare accomplishments, and most lovable disposition, who is warmly welcomed as a bright addition to our clan
1911 Yale Graduate M.S.
His occupation was Chemist.
The son of Rev. Dr. William Ernest Black and Margaret Susan Freesland.
Married 1st to Margaret McEachern on March 10, 1915 in Raeford.
Their children:
John Fairley Black 1917–1996
Margaret Black 1920–2002
William Black 1920–1961
Married 2nd to Agnes Hooley on July 19, 1929 in Troy, Pennsylvania.
Clarence Linwood Black graduated with the degrees of A. B. and A. M., at Davidson College, N. C, and afterwards graduated from the School of Chemistry in Yale University, and has held a number of important places of trust, such as Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Davidson College, Assistant to State Chemist in North Carolina, Assayer in the United States Mint in Charlotte, N. C, Assistant in charge of the Remsen Board Laboratory at Yale University ; and is at present holding a high position in the Bureau of Chemistry in the Department of Agriculture of the United States Government, and has been stationed at Washington, D. C. New York, N. Y., and Philadelphia, Pa. Clarence Linwood Black married Margaret MacEachern, a daughter of John F. and Margaret MacEachern, of Raeford, N. C. His wife is an alumna of Agnes Scott and lBaldwin Seminaries, a lady of great personal charm, rare accomplishments, and most lovable disposition, who is warmly welcomed as a bright addition to our clan
1911 Yale Graduate M.S.
His occupation was Chemist.
The son of Rev. Dr. William Ernest Black and Margaret Susan Freesland.
Married 1st to Margaret McEachern on March 10, 1915 in Raeford.
Their children:
John Fairley Black 1917–1996
Margaret Black 1920–2002
William Black 1920–1961
Married 2nd to Agnes Hooley on July 19, 1929 in Troy, Pennsylvania.
Excerpt from The MacQueens of Queensdale
Clarence Linwood Black graduated with the degrees of A. B. and A. M., at Davidson College, N. C, and afterwards graduated from the School of Chemistry in Yale University, and has held a number of important places of trust, such as Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Davidson College, Assistant to State Chemist in North Carolina, Assayer in the United States Mint in Charlotte, N. C, Assistant in charge of the Remsen Board Laboratory at Yale University ; and is at present holding a high position in the Bureau of Chemistry in the Department of Agriculture of the United States Government, and has been stationed at Washington, D. C. New York, N. Y., and Philadelphia, Pa. Clarence Linwood Black married Margaret MacEachern, a daughter of John F. and Margaret MacEachern, of Raeford, N. C. His wife is an alumna of Agnes Scott and lBaldwin Seminaries, a lady of great personal charm, rare accomplishments, and most lovable disposition, who is warmly welcomed as a bright addition to our clan
1911 Yale Graduate M.S.
His occupation was Chemist.
The son of Rev. Dr. William Ernest Black and Margaret Susan Freesland.
Married 1st to Margaret McEachern on March 10, 1915 in Raeford.
Their children:
John Fairley Black 1917–1996
Margaret Black 1920–2002
William Black 1920–1961
Married 2nd to Agnes Hooley on July 19, 1929 in Troy, Pennsylvania.
Clarence Linwood Black graduated with the degrees of A. B. and A. M., at Davidson College, N. C, and afterwards graduated from the School of Chemistry in Yale University, and has held a number of important places of trust, such as Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Davidson College, Assistant to State Chemist in North Carolina, Assayer in the United States Mint in Charlotte, N. C, Assistant in charge of the Remsen Board Laboratory at Yale University ; and is at present holding a high position in the Bureau of Chemistry in the Department of Agriculture of the United States Government, and has been stationed at Washington, D. C. New York, N. Y., and Philadelphia, Pa. Clarence Linwood Black married Margaret MacEachern, a daughter of John F. and Margaret MacEachern, of Raeford, N. C. His wife is an alumna of Agnes Scott and lBaldwin Seminaries, a lady of great personal charm, rare accomplishments, and most lovable disposition, who is warmly welcomed as a bright addition to our clan
1911 Yale Graduate M.S.
His occupation was Chemist.
The son of Rev. Dr. William Ernest Black and Margaret Susan Freesland.
Married 1st to Margaret McEachern on March 10, 1915 in Raeford.
Their children:
John Fairley Black 1917–1996
Margaret Black 1920–2002
William Black 1920–1961
Married 2nd to Agnes Hooley on July 19, 1929 in Troy, Pennsylvania.
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