Member Directory,
1847 - 1922
William A. Jenner
Lawyer
Centurion, 1892–1915
Proposed by
William Conant Church and Charles C. Beaman
William Conant Church and Charles C. Beaman
born
February 10, 1844
New York (Manhattan), New York
New York (Manhattan), New York
died
March 14, 1915
New York (Manhattan), New York
New York (Manhattan), New York
elected
March 5, 1892
Age forty-eight
Age forty-eight
buried
Woodlawn Cemetery,
Bronx, New York
Bronx, New York
proposer of
seconder of
Archivist’s Notes
Father-in-law of Sterling T. Foote
Century Memorial
More exclusively devoted to practice at the Bar, especially in patent cases, was William Allen Jenner, sprung from old Vermont stock, and son of Ephraim Jenner, a close friend and coadjutor of Horace Greeley. His firm, Wetmore & Jenner, represented the association of these two men in work and friendship for a half century. Jenner was himself a fighter, convinced and eloquent in the support of his cases, as he was thorough in their preparation. He was a man of wide reading and intellectual curiosity. Well we knew him here as a forcible speaker and interesting conversationalist.
Henry Osborn Taylor
1916 Century Association Yearbook
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