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Wayman Crow (March 7, 1808 – May 10, 1885) was one of the founders of Washington University, a St. Louis businessman, and a politician.
Wayman Crow McCreery (* 14. Juni 1851 in St. Louis, Missouri, USA; † 1901, ebenda) war ein US-amerikanischer Immobilienmakler, Opernkomponist und der Steuereinnehmer von St. Louis. Ihm wird die Erfindung der Karambolagedisziplin Dreiband zugeschrieben.
Wayman Crow. 603 Garrison Avenue. Birth: March 7, 1808 – Hartford, Ohio County, Kentucky. Death: May 10, 1885 – Saint Louis St. Louis City, Missouri. Burial: Bellefontaine Cemetery. Family links: Parents: Joshua Crow (1760 – 1830) Mary Wayman (1768-1827) Spouse: Isabella Buck Conn Crow (1813 – 1892)* Siblings:
27. Juni 2024 · About Wayman Crow. The youngest in a family of twelve children, Wayman Crow was born in Hartford, Kentucky, on March 7, 1808. Crow first entered the dry goods business in 1820, when he began a five-year apprenticeship in a general dry goods store in Kentucky.
- Miranda Rectenwald
- 2015
12. Juni 2024 · The institution's original name was Eliot Seminary, a tribute to Wayman Crow's close friend, St. Louis educator William Greenleaf Eliot. Crow remained a trustee of the university from 1853 until his death in 1885, and was one of the university most generous benefactors.
- Sonya Rooney
- 2011
In 1999, Clark was honored by his installation as Wayman Crow Professor of Physics, an endowed chair occupied by Arthur Holly Compton, Arthur Llewelyn Hughes, Edward Uhler Condon, Eugene Feenberg, and Edwin Thompson Jaynes. He is currently a Visiting Professor (part-time) at the University of Madeira, Portugal and otherwise enjoys emeritus ...
Pictured: William Greenleaf Eliot, the co-founder (with Wayman Crow), initial president, and third chancellor of Washington University in St. Louis.
