- Cartter Lupton
T. Cartter Lupton (1899 - 1977) was an American
businessman andCoca-Cola Bottling Company magnate who lived inChattanooga, Tennessee and founded theLyndhurst Foundation (formerly The Memorial Welfare Foundation). He was the only child ofJohn Thomas Lupton and Elizabeth Patten, and was married to Margaret Rawlings Lupton. [cite_encyclopedia|title=Lyndhurst Foundation |url=http://tennesseeencyclopedia.net/imagegallery.php?EntryID=L061 |encyclopedia=The Tennessee Encyclopedia |author=Ned L. Irwin |date=1998] At the time of his death, his $200 million dollar (USD) estate was the largest ever probated in the South. [cite_book|chapter=The Spirit of the Fathers |chapterurl=http://oldmoneynewsouth.com/images/FirstTenPages.pdf |title=Old Money, New South |author=Dean Arnold |publisher=Chattanooga Historical Foundation |date=2006]Unlike his father or his son Jack, Cartter was known for being a recluse. [cite_book|chapter=Elizabeth Patten and John Thomas Lupton |chapterurl= |title=The Patten Chronicle |author=John Wilson |publisher=Roy McDonald |date=1982]
The Lupton Library at the
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga is named for him and his wife.References
External links
* [http://www.lyndhurstfoundation.org The Lyndhurst Foundation]
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