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Harry Markoe (1846-1929)

  • Class of 1865
  • Member of Delta Phi fraternity
  • Member of his sophomore class crew and cricket team
  • Corporal in the University Light Artillery

  • Stockbroker
  • Secretary of University Barge Club
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    Harry Markoe was born in Philadelphia on December 15, 1846, the son of James Markoe and Sarah C. Fisher.

    Harry Markoe entered the University in 1861 as a freshman member of the College Class of 1865. Like his brother James Markoe, Jr., Class of 1863, he joined Delta Phi fraternity. He was also a member of the Sophomore Boat Club and the Sophomore Cricket team, and a corporal in the University Light Infantry. Harry Markoe left the University during his senior year before receiving a degree. As an alumnus, Markoe continued to row in the University Barge Club for several years, serving as the club's secretary in 1867.

    After his college years, Harry Markoe became a stockbroker. He married Frances Eustis Caldwell. He died at his home in Penllyn, Pennsylvania, on July 15, 1929.

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