Lansill, John Scott, 1895-1976.
Federal government official and Lexington, Ky. civic leader.
John Scott Lansill was a native of New York. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1916 and was a veteran of both World Wars. Lansill held several government positions, including Director of the United States Resettlement Administration's Division of Suburban Resettlement, a New Deal agency. In Lexington, Ky., Lansill was one of the founders of the Idle Hour Country Club, the curator of Transylvania University, and a member of the Kentucky Historical Society.
From the description of John Scott Lansill papers, 1922-1940 1935-1940. (University of Kentucky Libraries). WorldCat record id: 15295688
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| creatorOf | Lansill, John Scott, 1895-1976. John Scott Lansill papers, 1922-1940 1935-1940. | University of Kentucky Libraries |
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Birth 1895
Death 1976
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