Editing Raynal Bolling (section)

==Biography==
Bolling was born in [[Hot Springs, Arkansas]], and was a resident of [[Greenwich, Connecticut]], from 1911 until 1915. In 1912, he commissioned [[Carrère and Hastings]], the architects of the New York Public Library, to build an estate for him at 137 Doubling Road in Greenwich that he later named ''Greyledge''. Greyledge was constructed between 1912 and 1914.  Greyledge was an English-style manor situated on an estate that sprawls from 137 Doubling Road to Boulder Brook.  In addition to a sitting room, family room, library and thirteen fireplaces, the estate was also home to a shooting gallery. Upon completion in 1914 Colonel Raynal Bolling and Anna Tucker Phillips Bolling moved in to Greyledge with their family of four daughters and one son. However, Bolling spent virtually no time enjoying his family and new home. In November 1915, Bolling, then a First Lieutenant in the Air Force, was appointed to the New York National Guard.  The estate was later razed, in 2007, by its current owner despite a public outcry.<ref>{{cite news | last =Shishkin| first =Phillip| date =April 12, 2008 | url= https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB120795565414109159 | title = Out With the Old: Storied Mansions Fall in Greenwich| newspaper = Wall Street Journal| access-date=30 October 2012  }}</ref> 
He attended the [[William Penn Charter School|Penn Charter School]] in [[Philadelphia]], graduating in 1896. He graduated from [[Harvard College]] in the class of 1900 and from the [[Harvard Law School]] in 1902.<ref name="gbio">{{cite web | year =2012 | url= http://www.hstgams.org/hstgWeb/hstgAMS/hstg.asp?ead=MS22&page=ead| title = Biographical History for the Col. Raynal C. Bolling Papers| publisher = Historical Society of the Town of Greenwich, Connecticut | access-date=29 October 2012  }}</ref><ref name="gdv"/>

Bolling was an attorney at [[Cravath, Swaine & Moore|Guthrie, Cravath, and Henderson]]. A little after a year there he began his career in the legal department of the [[United States Steel Corporation]]. By 1907 he was assistant general solicitor and married Anna Tucker Phillips, June 25, 1907, in Beverly, Massachusetts. She was the sister of [[William Phillips (diplomat)|William Phillips]], a prominent career diplomat. He also joined the [[New York Army National Guard|New York National Guard]]. He and his wife had four daughters and a son, one of whom, Cecelia Raynal Bolling, died in infancy. In 1913 he was named general counsel of US Steel at the age of 36.<ref name="gbio"/><ref name="gdv"/><ref name="nytobit">[https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1918/04/16/102690611.pdf "Bolling Won Fame as Young Lawyer," ''New York Times'', April 16, 1918.] Retrieved 2012-03-28.</ref>