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James J. Storrow
James Jackson Storrow II (1864–1926) was a Boston-area lawyer and investment banker instrumental in forming General Motors, and was its third president (for just two months, 1910–11). Storrow was a business partner of Henry Lee Higginson, founder of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. He served on the Boston City Council, 1915-1918.〔Boston Globe, Dec 1, 1993. pg. 86.〕
==Early and family life==
The son of prominent Boston lawyer and Episcopalian James Jackson Storrow (1837-1897) and his wife Anne Mason (who married on August 8, 1861), J.J. Storrow II had an elder brother Samuel (born 1863) and elder sister Elizabeth Randolph Storrow (born 1862). He attended Harvard University. His grandfather, Charles Storer Storrow, was the chief engineer of the company that built the Great Stone Dam and textile mill complex in Lawrence, Massachusetts.
J.J. Storrow met Helen Osborne, daughter of a prominent and activist upstate New York family (whose brother also attended Harvard), while attempting to scale the Matterhorn in Switzerland. They married and had only one son, James Jackson Storrow III (1892-1977), although they had hoped for a large family. Helen Storrow became a prominent international Girl Scout leader, and both became known for social activism in Boston and New England.
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