C.S. (Clarence Shriver) Lovelace < Benjamin Franklin Jr. > Sr . > Thomas > Benjamin > William > ? ...... Is this correct and can anyone complete this lineage? Thanks, Bob. ====================== C.S. Lovelace(1921 - 2016) Lovelace, C.S. C.S. "Butsy" Lovelace, 94, died peacefully Saturday, June 11, 2016. Born in Baltimore, MD on July 4, 1921, son of Olivia Brengle Shriver and Dr. Benjamin F. Lovelace, he attended Calvert School, Gilman School and Princeton University '44. Lovelace served in the Navy during WWII. Upon discharge, taught at Gilman School and had a twenty year career with Time, Inc. ending as Fortune magazine marketing director. Later he was vice president at American Heritage, consulted for Hearst, a publisher of Nautical Quarterly, Nantucket Magazine and an entrepreneur in education. Butsy summered on Nantucket, loved sailing, ocean racing, maritime history and land conservation. Lovelace was Trustee Emeritus of Mystic Seaport Museum, Commodore of Nantucket Yacht Club (1968-69), member of New York Yacht Club, Storm Trysail Club and Cruising Club of America. Retired to Essex CT, he wrote Tale of the Governor and Two Islands and From Out of Nowhere about Francis Lovelace, second governor of New York. Memoirs of a Lost Island: Remembrances of a Lifetime of Nantucket Summers followed A Nantucket Enclave: Monomoy Heights 1852- 2005 from Sheep Commons to Cottage Colony to Gold Coast. Survived by sons, Jeffrey C. Lovelace and wife Judy, Essex, CT, Donald S. Lovelace, Old Greenwich, CT, David S. Lovelace and wife Dayna, Norwalk, CT, daughter Olivia S. Lovelace and Kenneth Kubie, Norwalk, CT. He is survived by grandchildren Jeffrey Jr. and Leah O. Lovelace, Amy C. and Benjamin L. Kubie, Katherine O. Lovelace and great grandson Jeffrey Benjamin Lovelace. He was predeceased by his wife, Mary Jean Campbell, brother, Richard S. Lovelace and sister, Caroline Rutter Brown. A Memorial Service will be held July 4, 11:00AM at Essex Meadows, Essex, CT; interment on Nantucket this fall. In lieu of flowers, please make donations in his memory to Mystic Seaport Museum, Mystic, CT or Nantucket Conservation Foundation, Nantucket, MA. Arrangements by Robinson, Wright & Weymer Funeral Home, Centerbrook, CT. Funeral Home Robinson, Wright & Weymer Inc 34 Main St Centerbrook, CT 06409 (860) 767-8000 Published in GreenwichTime on June 26, 2016