Ira Jay Dutton married Charlotte Cecile Harrington on 23 January 1901, in Ashland, Ashland County, Wisconsin. The town of Ashland extends into Bayfield County. Ira was the son of Franklin and Lucy Dutton.
Ira Dutton attended Oberlin College, and Columbia University. He began the practice of law in April of 1901. In February of 1907, he was injured in a train wreck in Brewster, New York and was incapacitated for two and one half years. Ira owned 1200 acres in Vermont, in which he reclaimed the soil by scientific farming methods. He was a director in Westbury Park, Long Island and Wemlinger Steel Piling Company.
Source: The Book of New York : Forty Years' Recollections of the American Metropolis. Julius Chambers. New York. 1912. Pps.234-235.
In 1900, Ira was living in Manhattan, New York. He was a student. In 1910, Ira and Charlotte were living on West 104th Street in Manhattan, New York. Ira was a lawyer. In 1925, Ira is listed in a New York City Directory. It is indicated that he practices Commercial Law, Title, and Real Estate Litigation. Given as references are, County Judge, W.E. McCharen, Sheriff Joe Turner, both of Raymondville, Willacy County, Texas and the First National Bank of Lyford, Willacy County, Texas.
The children of Ira Dutton and Charlotte Harrington:
1. Constance Dutton (c.1908, in New York (Harry William Heacox)
2. Franklin Harrington Dutton (1 February 1905, in New York City -27 May 1942) His wife was Lorrianne Vaughn.
Ira Dutton attended Oberlin College, and Columbia University. He began the practice of law in April of 1901. In February of 1907, he was injured in a train wreck in Brewster, New York and was incapacitated for two and one half years. Ira owned 1200 acres in Vermont, in which he reclaimed the soil by scientific farming methods. He was a director in Westbury Park, Long Island and Wemlinger Steel Piling Company.
Source: The Book of New York : Forty Years' Recollections of the American Metropolis. Julius Chambers. New York. 1912. Pps.234-235.
In 1900, Ira was living in Manhattan, New York. He was a student. In 1910, Ira and Charlotte were living on West 104th Street in Manhattan, New York. Ira was a lawyer. In 1925, Ira is listed in a New York City Directory. It is indicated that he practices Commercial Law, Title, and Real Estate Litigation. Given as references are, County Judge, W.E. McCharen, Sheriff Joe Turner, both of Raymondville, Willacy County, Texas and the First National Bank of Lyford, Willacy County, Texas.
The children of Ira Dutton and Charlotte Harrington:
1. Constance Dutton (c.1908, in New York (Harry William Heacox)
2. Franklin Harrington Dutton (1 February 1905, in New York City -27 May 1942) His wife was Lorrianne Vaughn.
Ira Jay Dutton married Charlotte Cecile Harrington on 23 January 1901, in Ashland, Ashland County, Wisconsin. The town of Ashland extends into Bayfield County. Ira was the son of Franklin and Lucy Dutton.
Ira Dutton attended Oberlin College, and Columbia University. He began the practice of law in April of 1901. In February of 1907, he was injured in a train wreck in Brewster, New York and was incapacitated for two and one half years. Ira owned 1200 acres in Vermont, in which he reclaimed the soil by scientific farming methods. He was a director in Westbury Park, Long Island and Wemlinger Steel Piling Company.
Source: The Book of New York : Forty Years' Recollections of the American Metropolis. Julius Chambers. New York. 1912. Pps.234-235.
In 1900, Ira was living in Manhattan, New York. He was a student. In 1910, Ira and Charlotte were living on West 104th Street in Manhattan, New York. Ira was a lawyer. In 1925, Ira is listed in a New York City Directory. It is indicated that he practices Commercial Law, Title, and Real Estate Litigation. Given as references are, County Judge, W.E. McCharen, Sheriff Joe Turner, both of Raymondville, Willacy County, Texas and the First National Bank of Lyford, Willacy County, Texas.
The children of Ira Dutton and Charlotte Harrington:
1. Constance Dutton (c.1908, in New York (Harry William Heacox)
2. Franklin Harrington Dutton (1 February 1905, in New York City -27 May 1942) His wife was Lorrianne Vaughn.
Ira Dutton attended Oberlin College, and Columbia University. He began the practice of law in April of 1901. In February of 1907, he was injured in a train wreck in Brewster, New York and was incapacitated for two and one half years. Ira owned 1200 acres in Vermont, in which he reclaimed the soil by scientific farming methods. He was a director in Westbury Park, Long Island and Wemlinger Steel Piling Company.
Source: The Book of New York : Forty Years' Recollections of the American Metropolis. Julius Chambers. New York. 1912. Pps.234-235.
In 1900, Ira was living in Manhattan, New York. He was a student. In 1910, Ira and Charlotte were living on West 104th Street in Manhattan, New York. Ira was a lawyer. In 1925, Ira is listed in a New York City Directory. It is indicated that he practices Commercial Law, Title, and Real Estate Litigation. Given as references are, County Judge, W.E. McCharen, Sheriff Joe Turner, both of Raymondville, Willacy County, Texas and the First National Bank of Lyford, Willacy County, Texas.
The children of Ira Dutton and Charlotte Harrington:
1. Constance Dutton (c.1908, in New York (Harry William Heacox)
2. Franklin Harrington Dutton (1 February 1905, in New York City -27 May 1942) His wife was Lorrianne Vaughn.
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