Glisan, R. L. (Rodney Lawrence), 1869-1934

found: History of the Columbia River Valley from The Dalles to the sea, 1928:vol 2, p. 417-418 (Rodney Lawrence Glisan; b. April 3, 1869, Portland, [Or.] to Dr. Rodney L. Glisan, [first physician in Oregon Territory] and Elizabeth R. (Couch) Glisan, daughter of Captain John H. Couch, one of the founders of Portland; pupil: Bishop Scott Academy (1880-1882), Eccle Protestante, Paris (1882-1883), Hopkins, New Haven, Conn.(1883-1886), Yale Univ. (A.B., 1890); Univ. of Oregon (LL.B., 1892); Columbia Univ., N.Y. (A.M. 1893); admitted to Oregon Bar 1892; practiced in Portland, chiefly realty law & management of estates; retired 1917; "has tramped along the Oregon and California coast line from the Columbia River to the bay at San Francisco and has ascended nearly all of the prominent snow peaks in this region")

found: In memoriam [American Alpine Club journal, 1935]p. 391-392 (Rodney L. Glisan, 1869-1934; recognized leader among West Coast Mountaineers and outdoor men; world travels incl. Geographic-Alaskan Expedition [written about in] "The Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes;" one of Portland, Oregon's first families & of old Essex Co., Mass. stock; leading lawyer & citizen of Portland)

found: OCLC, Aug. 26, 2008(hdgs.: Glisan, Rodney L., 1869-1934; Glisan, R. L. (Rodney L.))