Born March 29, 1877, at Grand Rapids, Michigan, the son of Robert S. Corson and Sarah Corson, he graduated from Trinity College in 1899, and spent most of his life in California and Washington, engaged in lumbering and in the furniture business.
He was married in 1909 to Grace Prichard, who died in 1934. He afterwards remarried and leaves a widow, a step-daughter, Mrs. Doris Langley, and a son by his first marriage, Robert M. Corson.
He was married in 1909 to Grace Prichard, who died in 1934. He afterwards remarried and leaves a widow, a step-daughter, Mrs. Doris Langley, and a son by his first marriage, Robert M. Corson.
Born March 29, 1877, at Grand Rapids, Michigan, the son of Robert S. Corson and Sarah Corson, he graduated from Trinity College in 1899, and spent most of his life in California and Washington, engaged in lumbering and in the furniture business.
He was married in 1909 to Grace Prichard, who died in 1934. He afterwards remarried and leaves a widow, a step-daughter, Mrs. Doris Langley, and a son by his first marriage, Robert M. Corson.
He was married in 1909 to Grace Prichard, who died in 1934. He afterwards remarried and leaves a widow, a step-daughter, Mrs. Doris Langley, and a son by his first marriage, Robert M. Corson.
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