Antrei, Albert C. T., 1912-2001

found: nuc86-51297: The Other forty-niners, c1982(hdg. on CtY rept.: Antrei, Albert C. T., 1912- ; usage: Albert C.T. Antrei)

found: Find A Grave, via WWW, October 14, 2014(Albert Charles Theophalus Antrei; born March 22, 1912 in Ghent, Belgium; died December 13, 2001 in Fairview, Sanpete County, Utah; son of Cesar Joseph and Marie Duyck Antrei; married Iona Maria Anderson on July 5, 1938; graduated from Robert Lindblom High School in Chicago in 1931; attended Washington State and graduated from Colorado State in 1936; Master of Arts, University of Utah, 1951; also attended University of Wisconsin in 1947 and Columbia University (NYC) 1953-1954 (John Hay Fellow in Humanities); employed for several years by the Forest Service, the Biological Survey, and the Soil Conservation Service in Utah, Nevada, Idaho, and Oregon; associated with the South Sanpete School District as a high school teacher and principal for 33 years; awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters by Snow College; he wrote articles for magazines and newspapers and was a noted local historian having written a history of Manti, High, Dry, and Offside, and a contributor and editor of the Sanpete County history, The Other 49ers as well as other books and essays on a variety of topics)