James Couper Lord (1881-1939)

Insurance Broker & Vice-President of Freeborn & Co., New York

He was a graduate of Groton School and Harvard. He was member in college and afterward of the Fly Club, to which President Roosevelt belonged. His other clubs were the Brook, Union, Racquet and Tennis, Downtown, Harvard and St. Nicholas Society in Manhattan and the National Golf Club In Southampton. He was a son of the late James Brown Lord and Mary Townsend Nicoll Lord and a nephew of De Lancey Nicoll, the lawyer. His mother, after the deaths of her first and second husbands, was married to the late Thomas Fortune Ryan, co-founder of British-American Tobacco Co.

Parents (2)

James Brown Lord

Architect of New York City & Fellow of the National Academy of Design

1858-1902

Mary Townsend (Nicoll) Ryan

Mrs Mary Townsend (Nicoll) Lord, Cuyler, Ryan

1862-1937

Spouse (1)

Louise (Trevor) Mellon

Mrs Louise Stephanie Stewart (Trevor) Lord, Morris, Mellon

1895-1975

Children (2)

James Couper Lord

of New York City & Southampton, Long Island

1918-1999

Mary Louise (Lord) Stevenson

Mrs "Sissy" Mary Louise (Lord) Stevenson

1919-1991