Shen Ke Shu | 1905 CEM Reunion, LaFargue Collection | Shen Jiashu 沈嘉树1 | Chin Kia Shu Shen Chia Shu
| | 3 | 90 | 1864 | Baoshan, Jiangsu | 11 | 19332
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| (1) Stratford, CT (3 years; transferred to Hartford) (2) Hartford, CT. | (1) Rev. Edward B. & Ann (Lummus) Emerson, Stratford, CT (3 years; transferred to Hartford) (2) William H. & Belle B. C. Kellogg, Hartford, CT3
| West Middle Public School, Hartford, CT ?-1879 Hartford Public High School, Hartford, CT 1879-18814 | | Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD5 | | | Assigned to Jiangnan Arsenal, Shanghai | Joined the Peking-Mukden (Beijing-Shenyang) Railway; appointed Paymaster and concurrently Chief Inspector of the Bureau. | Railway | | | | | | | | | 1. Shen’s personal name is written 家树 in Yung Shang Him (1939), p. 29, Yung Shang Him (10/1939), p. 253. Apparently by oversight, Shen is not listed in the register of CEM students compiled by Won Bing Chung (Wen Bingzhong 温秉忠 II, 36). 2. Rhoads (2011), p. 277, n. 120.
3. Residences and hosts: Rhoads (2011), p. 53, Table 5.1 (Stratford, Rev. Edward B. & Ann Emerson); U. S. Census 1880, Rhoads (2011), p. 141, Table 9.2 (Hartford, William H. & Belle Kellogg). Shen's transfer from Stratford to Hartford: Rhoads (2011), p. 72. William H. Kellogg (1853-1914) was a younger brother of Mary L. Kellogg, wife of Yung Wing. By 1880 he was serving as the American Secretary of the Chinese Educational Commission in Hartford. After the closure of the Mission in 1881, he acted as the local agent for the sale of the headquarters building. See Rhoads (2011), pp. 72, 81.
4. Schools: Rhoads (2011), p. 90, Table 7.1 (West Middle Public School); p. 96, Table 7.2 (Hartford Public High School).
5. Qian & Hu (2003), p. 109; Qian & Hu (2004), p. 117. Attendance at Johns Hopkins is uncertain; cf. Rhoads (2011), pp. 117, Table 8.1; 132. | |
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