Senior member Curtis Mallet-Prevost Colt & Mosle law firm. Member New York City and New York State Bar Associations; Society of Colonial Wars; Mayflower Descendants; Century, University, Downtown, Grolier, Yale Clubs. Offices at 63 Wall Street, N.Y. C. (Who was who in America. Chicago : Marquis Who's Who, c1966, vol. 3,, pg. 174).
His real first name may have been Douglas, although he never used it (Correspondence from Harris Colt, June 3, 1991).
Enlisted, 1893, in Troop A Cavalry, New York City. He saw field service with Troop A Cavalry during the Brooklyn Trolley Strike of January 1895. In February 1895 Troop A Cavalry was reorganized into Squadron A, he was assigned to Troop 1, Squadron A Cavalry. He was discharged from Squadron A, January 26, 1897.
He served in Squadron A with his brother in law Francis D. Bowne.
Yale University 1884 ( he was the oldest living Yale graduate on his death ) ; Columbia Law School, 1886
Career, lawyer, Curtis, Mallet-Prevost & Colt
Bridgeport Telegram, Sept. 29, 1959, page 13, obituary (findagrave.com memorial)