Henry F. Dimock person
also: Henry F. Demock, Dimmock, HF Dimock
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Dominion Iron and Steel Companyorganization · 2William Vanderbiltperson · 1William Collins Whitneyperson · 1Metropolitan Steamship Companyorganization · 1
Claims (4)
Henry F. Dimock member_of
Metropolitan Steamship Company host_asserted
“Any relation to the senator? Who knows? You may want to look into that. They love naming rights like that. It's crazy. And we see it throughout the story that we're telling. The mother's maiden name becomes the middle name, and it goes down…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 29:14
Henry F. Dimock member_of
Dominion Iron and Steel Company host_asserted
“Any relation to the senator? Who knows? You may want to look into that. They love naming rights like that. It's crazy. And we see it throughout the story that we're telling. The mother's maiden name becomes the middle name, and it goes down…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 29:14
Henry F. Dimock carried_out_attack
William Vanderbilt host_asserted
“They named a 2,625-ton steamship, called the HF Dimock, after him. So the family liked him a lot. The steamship Dimock would end up colliding and sinking the yacht of one William Vanderbilt. What? Can't make that stuff up. And they actually…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 29:44
Henry F. Dimock headed
Airedale Corporation host_asserted
“Don't think Vanderbilt was happy about that. Dimock would go on to become the director of the Yale Corporation. Oh, my gosh. I wish I could stop there. Okay, let's talk about the other Whitney's in Skull and Bones. They are all over the rol…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 30:17
Mentions (3)
▶ 28:43
Dominion Iron and Steel Company. Guess who got the contracts to build the Navy ships? Dominion? That's interesting. All right, here's what gets fun. He's got a sister named Susan Collins Whitney. She's obviously not a Bonesman, but she marr…
▶ 29:14
Any relation to the senator? Who knows? You may want to look into that. They love naming rights like that. It's crazy. And we see it throughout the story that we're telling. The mother's maiden name becomes the middle name, and it goes down…
▶ 29:44
They named a 2,625-ton steamship, called the HF Dimock, after him. So the family liked him a lot. The steamship Dimock would end up colliding and sinking the yacht of one William Vanderbilt. What? Can't make that stuff up. And they actually…