David Howe Henry, II

Background

II, David Howe Henry was born on May 19, 1918 in Geneva, New York, United States. Son of David Max and Dorothy (Buley) H.

Education

Student, Hobart College, 1935-1937; student, Sorbonne, 1937-1938; Bachelor of Arts, Columbia University, 1939; student, Russian Institute, 1948-1949; student, Harvard University, 1944-1945; student, National War College, 1957-1958.

Career

Insurance agent, 1939-1941; member foreign service, Department State, 1941-1971; assigned, Department State, Montreal, 1941-1942; assigned, Department State, Beirut, 1942-1944; assigned, Department State, Washington, 1944-1945, 48-52, 57-66, 70; assigned, Department State, Moscow, 1945-1948, 52-54; assigned, Department State, Vladivostok, 1945-1946; assigned, Department State, Berlin, 1955-1957; acting director, Office Research and Intelligence Sino-Soviet bloc, 1958-1959; director department political affairs, National War College, 1959-1961; deputy director, Office Soviet Affairs, 1961-1964; director, Office Soviet Affairs, 1964-1965; member, Policy Planning Council, 1965-1966; deputy chief of mission, American embassy, Reykjavik, Iceland, 1966-1969; information systems specialist, 1970; political and security council affairs, United Nations, New York City, 1971-1978.

Achievements

• David Howe Henry II has been listed as a noteworthy diplomat by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of Rotary, Kappa Alpha.

Connections

Married Margaret Beard, November 16, 1946. Children: David Beard, Peter York, Michael Max, Susan.

Father:

David Max H.

Mother:

Dorothy (Buley) H.

Spouse:

Margaret Beard

child:

Peter York II

child:

Michael Max II

child:

Susan II

child:

David Beard II