AAdditional Games
- Chessgames
- Game, Dare David Barkuloo vs. Edward Percy Elliot, Minneapolis City Chess Tournament, 1912.
- Game, Edward Percy Elliot - Harry Borochow vs. Oscar Garcia - J. Rivarola, Radio match between Los Angeles and Rosario, Argentina, 1931.
- Game, Edward Percy Elliot vs. Dr. Robert B. Griffith, Southern California League matches, 1936.
- Game, Harry Borochow vs. Edward Percy Elliott, Southern California League matches, 1936.
- Game, Edward Percy Elliot vs. Howland, San Luis Obispo, 1937.
Edward Percy Elliott
April 30, 1873 - September 19, 1959
First, Middle and Last Name: Edward Percy Elliott |
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Date of Birth: April 30, 1873 |
Date of Death: September 19, 1959 |
Name of Father: Francis M Elliott (1829-1900) |
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Name of Mother: Mary Elliott (1839-1923) |
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Birth: Greenville, Montcalm, Michigan |
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Military Enlistment: 1917 To 1918, Minneapolis City no 8, Minnesota |
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Occupation(s): Real Estate Broker |
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Residence(s): (1880) Greenville, Montcalm, Michigan; (1920) Minneapolis Ward 8, Hennepin, Minnesota; (1940) Los Angeles, Los Angeles Township, Los Angeles, California; (1959) Point Arena, Mendocino, California; (d.) Point Arena, Mendocino, California; (b.) Odd Fellows Cemetery |
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Spouse(s): MaBelle Nannie Smith Elliott (1875-1914) m. 1896; Blanche Maude Taylor Elliott (1891-1968); m. 1916 |
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Siblings: John Albert Elliott (1857-1935); Louise Elliott (1859-1944); Ezra Elliott (1861-1901); Alice Ida Elliott (1862-1916); Mary Ann Rees (born Elliott) (1864-1933); Francis Elliott (1866-1938); William James Elliott (1867-1955); Thomas Matthew Elliott (1875-1952); Isabella Elliott (1877-1952); Sarah Boyd; Mrs Frank Wynn; Mrs Frank Mccan |
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Children: Mabelle; Ruth |
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Edward Percy Elliott, Family Portrait, unknown date.
September 10 1911
Western Chess Association Players at Excelsior, Minnesota 10 Sep 1911, Sun Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) Newspapers.com
Western Chess Association Players at Excelsior, Minnesota
From left to right—William Widmeyer, champion North Dakota; John Levi Clark of Lincoln, Neb., late champion Boston Chess Club; Murray Goldsmith, champion of Ohio; C. S. Conper of Rochester, Minn.; Wilfred Bland, secretary Minneapolis Chess Club; Harry Kline of Denver, Col.; Eina Michelson, ex-champion, W. C. Assn; Dare Barkuloo of Minneapolis, boy of 14, who plays a remarkable game; Harry Fowler Lee of Chicago, a widely known player, oldest in the group; Charles Blake of Winnipeg, Manitoba, winner of the tournament; Edward Schrader of St. Louis; Abe Blieden of Kansas City, and E. P. Elliot of Minneapolis, Minnesota, secretary treasurer of the Western Chess Association.
June 25 1939
Your Move, Partner 25 Jun 1939, Sun The Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, California) Newspapers.com
YOUR MOVE, PARTNER—Here's a scene in one of the heated-contests yesterday at the Morphy Day chess tournamenr. Left to right are John E. Tyler, E. P. Elliott, E. S. Moody, C. Allan Spencer and Louis Sheppard. Times photo
Heavy Thinkers of Chess World Clash in Sierra Madre Tourney 25 Jun 1939, Sun The Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, California) Newspapers.com
Heavy Thinkers of Chess World Clash in Sierra Madre Tourney
SIERRA MADRE, June 24.—Chess devotees from scores of Southland cities paid homage to their idol, Paul Morphy, here today, testing brain and wit across the classic pattern of red-and-black playing boards.
It was the 10th annual Morphy Day celebration, and also paid tribute to the memory of judge Charles V. Forman, founder of the event.
Commencing with the 15-board simultaneous, conducted by Dr. M. Scholtz, the program included a blindfold exhibition by S. Stero, exhibition games and competitive play, with Ventura and Santa Barbara versus Riverside and San Bernardino County teams. Mrs. D. S. Broughton was in charge of the ladies' simultaneous play.
Herman Steiner, Los Angeles Times chess editor and international expert, lectured on the historical and strategic aspects of the game. A 30-board simultaneous exhibition was conducted by R. W. Banner, former French and Swiss champion. E. P. Elliot, manager of the Los Angeles Chess Club, was master of ceremonies and local arrangements were in charge of L. H. Heath, James M. Hawks, Leroy Johnson and Alexander V. Taylor.
June 1954
Vol. 3, No. 9, California Chess Reporter, June 1954. The “Grand Old Man” of California Chess: Edward P. Elliot of Los Angeles, former Western Champion.September 25 1959
Mendocino Coast Beacon, Mendocino, California, Friday, September 25, 1959
Funeral Services—
Funeral services were held last Monday, for Edward Percy Elliott, 86, retired Los Angeles real estate broker, who died Saturday at his home in Point Arena, after an illness of more than 2 years.
Mr. Elliott was for 50 years a real estate broker in Southern California and also a former president of the Los Angeles Chess Club.
He is survived by his wife, Blanche Elliott; his daughters, Mabelle Weymouth, Point Arena, and Ruth Bean, Anaheim.
Services were held at Ormsbees mortuary, Point Arena, with Rev. George MacLane at the Point Arena Methodist Church officiating. Burial was at the Odd Fellows cemetery.
