John Lowe Newbold (1871-1931)

Founding President of the Merchant's Transfer & Storage Co., Washington D.C.

He was born in Dayton, Ohio, but after the age of nine spent the remainder of his life resident in Washington D.C. Soon after leaving school he established the Merchant's Transfer & Storage Co., a parcel delivery service serving a number of downtown department stores. In 1924, he was appointed a Director of the Federal-American National Bank. In 1912, he purchased Dumbarton House, Georgetown, and he was a brother-in-law of Frank B. Noyes, President of the Associated Press. He was a member of the Metropolitan, Chevy Chase, Blue Ridge Rod & Gun, and Rotary Clubs.

Parents (2)

Charles Ross Newbold

of Philadelphia & Washington D.C.

1839-1908

Frances (Lowe) Newbold

Mrs. Frances Kemper (Lowe) Newbold

1844-1915

Spouse (1)

Emilie (Cresson) Newbold

Mrs. Emilie (Cresson) Newbold

1880-1949

Children (1)

John Lowe Newbold

of Philadelphia & Washington D.C.

1905-1981

Associated Histories (1)

Dumbarton House

Georgetown, Washington D.C.

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