Garnet Homer Cutler

Background

Cutler, Garnet Homer was born on June 12, 1882 in Arkona, Canada. Son of Albert Elgin and Annie Sarah (Belton) Cutler.

Education

Student Ontario Agricultural College, 1905-1909. Bachelor of Agricultural Science, Toronto University, 1909. Master of Sciences, University Wisconsin, 1926, Doctor of Philosophy, 1928.

Career

Came to the United States, 1924, naturalized, 1934. Lecturer, MacDonald College, McGill University, 1909-1913. Professor field husbandry Saskatchewan University, Saskatoon, 1913-1917.

Head department field husbandry and professor field husbandry Alberta University, Edmonton, 1917-1925.

Assistant chief department of agronomy and professor agronomy, since 1926.

Achievements

• Garnet Homer Cutler has been listed as a noteworthy agronomist. by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow Royal Metereol. Society; member American Breeders Association, American Genetic Association, American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Association University Professors, American Society Agronomy, Indiana Academy Science, Canadian Society Technology Agriculturists, Ceres, Sigma Xi.

Connections

Married Gertrude Margaret Campbell, June 6, 1911. Children: Mabelle Gertrude (Mistress John Chatfield O’Toole), Garnet Campbell, Robert Thompson.

Father:

Albert Elgin Cutler

Mother:

Annie Sarah (Belton) Cutler

Spouse:

Gertrude Margaret Campbell

child:

Robert Thompson Cutler

child:

Mabelle Gertrude Cutler (Mistress John Chatfield O’Toole)

child:

Garnet Campbell Cutler