Son of Harriet O and Robert S Rantoul.
Married Matilda Charlotte P Talbot on 26 Sep 1907, daughter of Charles A P Talbot and Maud Fleming, in Brookline, MA.
And clearly a brother of Robert Rantoul - they both died in Santa Barbara, CA.
Mr. Rantoul was an architect and a member of the firm of Andrews, Jaques and Rantoul. The firm worked out of Boston, but did works in Hartford, CT and designed the Equitable Building in Denver.
He was a member of the American Institute of Architects.
(Thanks to Catherine Cramer for providing biographical information!)
His only daughter Charlotte Maud Rantoul married Paul H Bonner in England on 9 Nov 1944. Paul was the eldest son of Colonel and Mrs. Paul H Bonner of Rye, NH.
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Member of the Harvard College class of 1887.
From a book published about December 21, 1897, "Secretary's report – Harvard College (1780- ). Class of 1887"
I am unmarried and live in the winter months in Salem and the balance of the year in Beverly Farms. Am a member of the Salem Club, the Essex County Club, the Eastern Yacht Club, the Somerset Club, the Architectural Club and the Boston Society of Architects. Was commissioned by Governor Russell Quartermaster of the Second Brigade of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, and have held the position ever since. Am practicing architecture and am of the firm of Andrews, Jaques & Rantoul, to which I was admitted in 1889.
I have done no foreign traveling, my journeys being confined to this country, mostly in connection with my profession. Outside the New England States I have been particularly in Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, Milwaukee, St. Paul, Des Moines, Denver, Colorado Springs, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Baltimore, and Washington. In many of these cities have executed important work.
Married Matilda Charlotte P Talbot on 26 Sep 1907, daughter of Charles A P Talbot and Maud Fleming, in Brookline, MA.
And clearly a brother of Robert Rantoul - they both died in Santa Barbara, CA.
Mr. Rantoul was an architect and a member of the firm of Andrews, Jaques and Rantoul. The firm worked out of Boston, but did works in Hartford, CT and designed the Equitable Building in Denver.
He was a member of the American Institute of Architects.
(Thanks to Catherine Cramer for providing biographical information!)
His only daughter Charlotte Maud Rantoul married Paul H Bonner in England on 9 Nov 1944. Paul was the eldest son of Colonel and Mrs. Paul H Bonner of Rye, NH.
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Member of the Harvard College class of 1887.
From a book published about December 21, 1897, "Secretary's report – Harvard College (1780- ). Class of 1887"
I am unmarried and live in the winter months in Salem and the balance of the year in Beverly Farms. Am a member of the Salem Club, the Essex County Club, the Eastern Yacht Club, the Somerset Club, the Architectural Club and the Boston Society of Architects. Was commissioned by Governor Russell Quartermaster of the Second Brigade of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, and have held the position ever since. Am practicing architecture and am of the firm of Andrews, Jaques & Rantoul, to which I was admitted in 1889.
I have done no foreign traveling, my journeys being confined to this country, mostly in connection with my profession. Outside the New England States I have been particularly in Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, Milwaukee, St. Paul, Des Moines, Denver, Colorado Springs, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Baltimore, and Washington. In many of these cities have executed important work.
Son of Harriet O and Robert S Rantoul.
Married Matilda Charlotte P Talbot on 26 Sep 1907, daughter of Charles A P Talbot and Maud Fleming, in Brookline, MA.
And clearly a brother of Robert Rantoul - they both died in Santa Barbara, CA.
Mr. Rantoul was an architect and a member of the firm of Andrews, Jaques and Rantoul. The firm worked out of Boston, but did works in Hartford, CT and designed the Equitable Building in Denver.
He was a member of the American Institute of Architects.
(Thanks to Catherine Cramer for providing biographical information!)
His only daughter Charlotte Maud Rantoul married Paul H Bonner in England on 9 Nov 1944. Paul was the eldest son of Colonel and Mrs. Paul H Bonner of Rye, NH.
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Member of the Harvard College class of 1887.
From a book published about December 21, 1897, "Secretary's report – Harvard College (1780- ). Class of 1887"
I am unmarried and live in the winter months in Salem and the balance of the year in Beverly Farms. Am a member of the Salem Club, the Essex County Club, the Eastern Yacht Club, the Somerset Club, the Architectural Club and the Boston Society of Architects. Was commissioned by Governor Russell Quartermaster of the Second Brigade of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, and have held the position ever since. Am practicing architecture and am of the firm of Andrews, Jaques & Rantoul, to which I was admitted in 1889.
I have done no foreign traveling, my journeys being confined to this country, mostly in connection with my profession. Outside the New England States I have been particularly in Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, Milwaukee, St. Paul, Des Moines, Denver, Colorado Springs, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Baltimore, and Washington. In many of these cities have executed important work.
Married Matilda Charlotte P Talbot on 26 Sep 1907, daughter of Charles A P Talbot and Maud Fleming, in Brookline, MA.
And clearly a brother of Robert Rantoul - they both died in Santa Barbara, CA.
Mr. Rantoul was an architect and a member of the firm of Andrews, Jaques and Rantoul. The firm worked out of Boston, but did works in Hartford, CT and designed the Equitable Building in Denver.
He was a member of the American Institute of Architects.
(Thanks to Catherine Cramer for providing biographical information!)
His only daughter Charlotte Maud Rantoul married Paul H Bonner in England on 9 Nov 1944. Paul was the eldest son of Colonel and Mrs. Paul H Bonner of Rye, NH.
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Member of the Harvard College class of 1887.
From a book published about December 21, 1897, "Secretary's report – Harvard College (1780- ). Class of 1887"
I am unmarried and live in the winter months in Salem and the balance of the year in Beverly Farms. Am a member of the Salem Club, the Essex County Club, the Eastern Yacht Club, the Somerset Club, the Architectural Club and the Boston Society of Architects. Was commissioned by Governor Russell Quartermaster of the Second Brigade of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, and have held the position ever since. Am practicing architecture and am of the firm of Andrews, Jaques & Rantoul, to which I was admitted in 1889.
I have done no foreign traveling, my journeys being confined to this country, mostly in connection with my profession. Outside the New England States I have been particularly in Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, Milwaukee, St. Paul, Des Moines, Denver, Colorado Springs, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Baltimore, and Washington. In many of these cities have executed important work.
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