. Universities and their sons; history, influence and characteristics of American universities, with biographical sketches and portraits of alumni and recipients of honorary degrees. ted bythe Federal Court, but has declined other publicappointments tendered him. Li politics he actswith the Republican party on general issues, butprefers to vote independently in the election ofJudges and Clerks of Courts. He was a Governorand was first Secretary of the Cincinnati Club, astockholder in the Cincinnati Music Hall, and is amember of the ISLnsonic Order, the Knights ofPythias, Odd Fellows, Order of
. Universities and their sons; history, influence and characteristics of American universities, with biographical sketches and portraits of alumni and recipients of honorary degrees. ted bythe Federal Court, but has declined other publicappointments tendered him. Li politics he actswith the Republican party on general issues, butprefers to vote independently in the election ofJudges and Clerks of Courts. He was a Governorand was first Secretary of the Cincinnati Club, astockholder in the Cincinnati Music Hall, and is amember of the ISLnsonic Order, the Knights ofPythias, Odd Fellows, Order of Elks, and the BnaiBrith, the Bar Association and the Wednesday Club. 494 UNllERSlTIES JND THEIR SONS DEMING, Nelson Lloyd Yale 1890 — Columbia in Danbury, Conn., 1868; graduated at YaleScientific School, 1890; from the Medical Departmentof Columbia, 1893 ; now in practice at Fort Wayne,Ind. NELSON I,T-OYD DEMING, , Physi-cian, was born in Danbury, Connecticut,November 21, 1868, son of Charles Julius and AnnieMaria (White) Deming. The Demings are ofEnglish origin, the founder of the family in Americahaving settled in Windsor, Connecticut, at an eady. N. L. date in the Colonial period. Dr. Demings great-grandparents were Julius Deming of Eitchfield andDorothy (Champion) Deming of Westchester, and hisgrandparents were William of Litchfield and Char-lotte (Bull) Deming, of Hartford, Connecticut. Hismaternal great-grandparents were Ephraim Mossand Charity (Tucker) White, of Danbury, and iiisgrandparents were Nelson Lloyd (lineal descendantof Thomas White who settled in Weymouth, Massa-chusetts, in 1636) and Sarah (Booth) Wiiite, of thesame town. Having prepared for College at theHopkins Grammar School, New Haven, he enteredthe Sheffield Scientific School of Yale, completinghis course there in 1890, after which he matriculatedat the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia, took his Medical degree three years later, and com-l)leted his profess
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