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Elgood Chauncy Lufkin

Director of the Chase Securities Company and the Seaboard National Bank.[2]

Vice President of the Midland Securities Company.[2]

President and Chairman of Board of the Texas Company.[2]

WW1 - Served as Vice Chairman of Petroleum Board. As head of a great oil producing unit [Texaco], Mr Lufkin played an active role in production of oil supply for the conflict.[2]

1909 to 1926 (Retired) - Appointed Manager of the natural gas department for the Texas Company. From 1920, President.[2]

From 1895 - Appointed Vice President and General Manager of the Snow Steam Pump Works at Buffalo, which later became part of the newly formed International Steam Pump Company.[2] [founded by Benjamin Guggenheim (died on Titanic … Search mind map). Products were diverse including the elevators for the Eiffel Tower.]

1890 - Married Lula Moulton.[2]

1886 - Graduated Masachusetts Institute of Technology as a Mechanical Engineer.[2]

1881 - Graduated Titusville High School.[2]

Died 10 Oct 1935, from Heart Disease. Age 71.

Note:

Three children Florence Lufkin Hunsiker, Chauncey Forbush Lufkin, Elgood Moulton Lufkin (S&B 1925)

Chauncey Forbush Lufkin has three sons, Peter Wende Lufkin Sr. (S&B 1949), Chauncey Forbush Lufkin Jr (S&B 1951), and S&B 1953.

Parents … Mr and Mrs Chauncey F. Lufkin. Father was Pioneer in the Oil industry.

Father, Chauncey S. Lufkin, “manager for half a century of all of the producing branches of the Standard Oil Company, and discoverer and developer of the Rumanian oil fields … Mr. Lufkin, from 1889 until the dissolution of the Standard Oil Trust, was the world expert of the Rockefeller corporation.”

[1] - Chauncey S. Lufkin, manager for a half century fo all of the producing branches of the Standard Oil Company, and the discover and developer of the Rumanian oil fields. Mr Lufkin from 1889 until the dissolution of the Standard Oil trust, was the world expert of the Rockefeller corporation.

[2] - ELGOOD C. LUFKIN, OIL LEADER, DEAD - Former President and Chairman of Board Of the Texas Company Was 71. HELPED IN THE WORLD WAR Served as a Vice Chairman of Petroleum Board—His Fathera Pioneer in Industry. (with picture)

[[4] - United States Oil Policy, 1890-1964: Business and Government in Twentieth …By Gerald D. Nash - references Lukkin/Texas Company [Texaco]. Page 46 - The solution to the threatened oil shortage was overseas exploitation. references G.O.Smith, director of the United States Geographical Survey (and a protege of Former President Herbert Hoover)](https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=RSWZY4Mdq-QC&lpg=PA283&ots=tX772keAPE&dq=National%20Petroleum%20Council%20Lufkin&pg=PA25#v=onepage&q=Lufkin&f=false]

[5] - CHAUNCEY LUFKIN Jr. (S&B 1951) Obituary

[6] - Pennsylvania oil and World War I By Judith Etzel

[7] - History of the Seven Sisters

[8] - America’s Secret Establishment. An Introduction to the Order of Skull and Bones by Antony C. Sutton (2004)

[9] - Fleshing Out Skull & Bones - Investigations into America’s Most Powerful Secret Society 2008 by Antony Sutton, Howard Altman, Kris Millegan, Dr Ralph Bunch, Anton Chaitkin and Webster Griffin Tarpley