The Eisenhower Brothers
Eisenhower Family Photo - 1926
Photo 62-318 by Paul Jeffcoat
Front Row L-R: Father David, Milton, Mother Ida
Back Row L-R: Dwight, Edgar, Earl, Arthur, Roy
DOB 11-11-1886 Hope, Kansas
DOD 1-26-1958 Kansas City, MissouriIn 1905 he secured a job with a predecessor bank of the Commerce Trust Co. and eventually worked up to become the Executive Vice President and Director of the Commerce Trust Co. He was married twice and had no children. First wife was Alida Hamilton and second wife was Louise Grieb.
DOB 1-19-1889 Hope, Kansas
DOD 7-12-1971 Tacoma, WashingtonHe attended law school at the University of Michigan and after graduation he moved to Tacoma, Washington where he established a law firm that became well known in the Pacific Northwest. He was married three times and had two children by his first wife.
DOB 10-14-1890 Denison, Texas
DOD 3-28-1969 Washington, DCHe graduated from West Point in 1915 and served as an officer in the Army until 1952. During WW II he moved up quickly in the ranks and became a five-star general and Commander of the Allied invasion of Europe. Following the war he served as Army Chief of Staff, President of Columbia University, and head of NATO. From 1953 to 1961 he was President of the United States. He married Mamie Geneva Doud on July 1, 1916. They had two sons. The first one, Doud Dwight Eisenhower, born 9-24-1917, died 1-2-1921; the second, John Sheldon Doud Eisenhower, born 8-3-1922.
DOB 8-9-1892 Abilene, Kansas
DOD 6-17-1942 Junction City, KansasHe worked in drug stores in Abilene and Ellsworth, Kansas, attended a pharmaceutical school in Wichita and became a registered pharmacist. In 1919 he bought a drug store in Junction City, Kansas which he operated for over 20 years. He married Edna Alice Shade and they had four children, Patricia, Roy, Peggy, and Lloyd.
DOB 5-12-1894 Abilene, Kansas
DOD 3-16-1895 Abilene, KansasPaul died at the age of 10 months from diphtheria.
DOB 2-1-1898 Abilene, Kansas
DOD 12-18-1968 Scottsdale, ArizonaHe attended the University of Washington and achieved a degree in electrical engineering in 1923. He obtained a position with the West Penn Power Company in Pennsylvania and rose to a high position in the utility field and also operated two radio stations. He married Kathryn McIntyre Snyder and they had two children, Kathryn (Kaye) and Earl.
DOB 9-15-1899 Abilene, Kansas
DOD 5-2-1985 Baltimore, MarylandHe attained a Bachelor of Science Degree from Kansas State Agricultural College in 1924. In the 1920s Milton achieved a position as Assistant to the Secretary of Agriculture and in 1928 became Director of Information for the Department of Agriculture. From 1937-1942 he was Land Use Coordinator for the Department. In June 1943 he became President of Kansas State College and he held this position until he became President of Penn State College in the spring of 1950. In July 1956 Milton moved up to the head of Johns Hopkins University where he served from 1956 to 1967 and again from 1971 to 1972. He also served on numerous boards and committees and served as an advisor on Latin America for his brother. He married Helen Elsie Eakin and they had two children, Milton Jr. and Ruth.