Snyder Hoxie Clark (1869-1944)

He was the only child of S.H.H. Clark, President of the Union Pacific Railroad. He graduated from Princeton University (1864) and Washington University Law School (1896). He became a prominent attorney in St. Louis, Missouri, and was a member of the Princeton Club of New York. In 1901, he purchased the historic Villa Belvidere as a summer home. He kept a house in Manhattan and retired to Orlando, Florida. He married Louise Squires and adopted two daughters, Elizabeth and Mary.