Looking for the Lost members of the Benjamin Schneider Family
 
Information on these individuals or their families:

Charles Harrison Dwight Family

  
July 9, 1897 - December 6, 1975
   
Charles Harrison Dwight was a professor of Physics at the University of Cincinnati. He wrote numerous articles and books. He was the President of The Cincinnati Chapter Ohio Society Sons of the American Revolution and a member of the General Society of the War of 1812. He married Virginia Moore Burke Dwight on July 3, 1934 (b.3/19/1897-d.4/6/1976). C. Harrison Dwight and his wife wrote a family history entitled SOME HUGUENOT AND RELATED FAMILIES, which included the Dwight and Schneider families. They resided in Cincinnati, Ohio. Charles Harrison Dwight was the son of Charles Abbott Schneider Dwight and Susan Wilson Wilbur.

Harvey Houghton Dwight Family

 
1914 - September 6, 1954
   

Harvey Houghton Dwight was president of the Aircraft Engine and Parts company of New York and former assistant to the Undersecretary of Commerce. He was a native of Providence, RI. He was also chairman of the board of Lear International, Inc. and Chairman of the U.S. Microfilm Corp. and a director of the Federation Bank and Trust Company. His wife was Mrs. Martha T. Dwight. His family resided in New York and had a summer home in Greenwrich, CT. He died at the age of 40 of a heart attack. Harvey H. Dwight was the son of James Schneider Dwight and Marion G. Dwight.

He had two chidren Cassandra Marion Dwight, and a son, James Edward Timothy Dwight. It is possible that James "Jamie" E. T. Dwight was a member of the New York City, Saint Bernard's School.

Catharine Depew Burlingame

  
July 25, 1900 - ??
 
Catharine Depew Burlingame was the daughter of Edwin Aylsworth Burlingame and Florida Ten Broeck Schneider. Catharine was a librarian who for some time resided in Rhode Island. Her father Edwin was a Civil Landscape Engineer and Superintendent of the grounds at Brown University. He developed many important buildings at the University and also, in his independent career, some important country estates.