Harry R. Wellman

Harry and his siblings initially moved to his maternal grandparents' ranch in Montana, and then to a family wheat farm in Umapine, Oregon.

[2] Wellman served in the United States Navy through World War I[3] after his father died in 1917.

[2] Wellman became a naturalized citizen of the United States and graduated from Oregon Agricultural College in 1921.

He married Ruth L. Gay following graduation, and was the 4-H Club agent of Malheur County, Oregon.

He returned to Berkeley in 1935 after serving a year in Washington, D.C., as chief of the General Crops Section of the United States Agricultural Adjustment Administration.

Harry R. Wellman Hall on the University of California Berkeley campus is listed on the National Register of Historic Places .