Son of Samuel Latham Mitchill Barlow and Alice Cornell Townsend. Married Virginia Louise Matthews, daughter of Edward Matthews, in 1886. They had two sons, Edward and Samuel L. M.
Graduate of Harvard in 1879. Studied law at the Law school of Columbia College, then in the offices of shipman, Barlow and Choate. Had a summer home named "Tario" in New London, Conneticut. Belonged to numerous clubs and organizations, some being the Union, Harvard, Racquet Club and Yacht Club of New York City. He supported the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Graduate of Harvard in 1879. Studied law at the Law school of Columbia College, then in the offices of shipman, Barlow and Choate. Had a summer home named "Tario" in New London, Conneticut. Belonged to numerous clubs and organizations, some being the Union, Harvard, Racquet Club and Yacht Club of New York City. He supported the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Son of Samuel Latham Mitchill Barlow and Alice Cornell Townsend. Married Virginia Louise Matthews, daughter of Edward Matthews, in 1886. They had two sons, Edward and Samuel L. M.
Graduate of Harvard in 1879. Studied law at the Law school of Columbia College, then in the offices of shipman, Barlow and Choate. Had a summer home named "Tario" in New London, Conneticut. Belonged to numerous clubs and organizations, some being the Union, Harvard, Racquet Club and Yacht Club of New York City. He supported the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Graduate of Harvard in 1879. Studied law at the Law school of Columbia College, then in the offices of shipman, Barlow and Choate. Had a summer home named "Tario" in New London, Conneticut. Belonged to numerous clubs and organizations, some being the Union, Harvard, Racquet Club and Yacht Club of New York City. He supported the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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