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Further information about this individual or organization may be available in the"],"custodhist_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eA portion of this collection was formerly part of the University Archives Publications Collection.\u003c/p\u003e  "],"custodhist_heading_ssm":["Custodial History:"],"custodhist_tesim":["A portion of this collection was formerly part of the University Archives Publications Collection."],"prefercite_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eDepartment of Chemistry records, Special Collections Research Center, William \u0026amp; Mary Libraries.\u003c/p\u003e  "],"prefercite_tesim":["Department of Chemistry records, Special Collections Research Center, William \u0026 Mary Libraries."],"processinfo_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eDavid Bassett processed this collection and Steven Bookman added this collection to the Archon database in March 2008.\u003c/p\u003e  "],"processinfo_heading_ssm":["Processing Information:"],"processinfo_tesim":["David Bassett processed this collection and Steven Bookman added this collection to the Archon database in March 2008."],"relatedmaterial_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eTheta Chi Delta (UA 7.014) is a chemistry fraternity at William and Mary; John Millington Collection (UA 6.015); University Archives Bound Volume Collection (UA 15) contains notebooks, textbooks, and lecture notes from chemistry courses at William and Mary; William George and Gladys Bennett Guy Papers (UA 6.037).\u003c/p\u003e  "],"relatedmaterial_heading_ssm":["Related Materials:"],"relatedmaterial_tesim":["Theta Chi Delta (UA 7.014) is a chemistry fraternity at William and Mary; John Millington Collection (UA 6.015); University Archives Bound Volume Collection (UA 15) contains notebooks, textbooks, and lecture notes from chemistry courses at William and Mary; William George and Gladys Bennett Guy Papers (UA 6.037)."],"scopecontent_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eThe records of the Department of Chemistry include committee, student and faculty meeting records, correspondence, photographs and various publications from 1940 to the present. Meeting records include minutes, agendas, as well as correspondence from departmental and the Faculty of Arts and Sciences meetings.  The correspondence, which dates from 1978 to 1995, includes both internal and external memos, as well as memos to various institutions outside of the William and Mary community.  The publications, from 1940 to 1987, consist of announcements, annual reports of the department, and a paper documenting three centuries of chemistry at the College. The paper includes  a list of faculty of the Department of Chemistry as well as scholarly publications and newspaper articles about department. Portions of this accession are restricted.\u003c/p\u003e  ","\u003cp\u003eThis series contains Department of Chemistry committee and faculty meeting records as well as minutes from meetings of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. 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Meeting records include minutes, agendas, as well as correspondence from departmental and the Faculty of Arts and Sciences meetings.  The correspondence, which dates from 1978 to 1995, includes both internal and external memos, as well as memos to various institutions outside of the William and Mary community.  The publications, from 1940 to 1987, consist of announcements, annual reports of the department, and a paper documenting three centuries of chemistry at the College. The paper includes  a list of faculty of the Department of Chemistry as well as scholarly publications and newspaper articles about department. Portions of this accession are restricted.","This series contains Department of Chemistry committee and faculty meeting records as well as minutes from meetings of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Included in the series are minutes and agendas of meetings as well as correspondence about the meetings.","This series contains correspondence of the Department of Chemistry. Both internal and external correspondence of the department are present in this series. Also included is correspondence about the plans for Tercentenary Hall in celebration of the Three Hundredth Anniversary of William and Mary.","This series contains various publications produced by the Department of Chemistry. 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In 1921, it was named \"Overland and Willys Knight Automobiles Mianus Engines, \" but had other names through the years. The family also sold seafood products. 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Acc. 2007.44","/repositories/2/resources/2475","Account books","Correspondence","Ledgers (Accounting)","Photographs","Receipts (financial records)","Collection open to all researchers. Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, such as the Virginia Public Records Act (Code of Virginia. § 42.1-76-91); and the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Code of Virginia § 2.2-3705.5). Confidential material may include, but is not limited to, educational, medical, and personnel records. If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility.","Series 1, Family and Business Documents, is arranged alphabetically by subject, Series 2, Correspondence, is arranged alphabetically by correspondent, then chronologically, Box 2 and 3, Series 3, Financial Records,  is arranged alphabetically by type of record.","Charles R. Diggs lived in Mathews, Virginia. Further information about this individual or organization may be available in the Special Collections Research Center Wiki: .","Business and family papers of the Charles R. and Charles E. Diggs family of Mathews, Virginia and Susan, Virginia.  The Diggs Family owed an automobile engine business.  In 1921, it was named \"Overland and Willys Knight Automobiles Mianus Engines, \" but had other names through the years.  The family also sold seafood products. Charles Robert Diggs worked in various automotive and machine shops in the area after 1920's.","Ledger books and loan documents.","Employment history and Doctor's reports.","Employment history, school history, teacher's certificate, Woman's Club material.","Receipts, staff list, job order list, invoices, correspondence.","Accounts Receivable ledger, memo books and an address book.","Invoices, receipts, car information, teacher's contract and more.","Schedule of Direct Reduction Loan document.","Recipes, pharmacy invoices, prescriptions","Real estate, fishing news and other.","Scope and Contents Posards, advertisements and notepaper.","Black and white photograph of four women and a baby.","Advertisements and notices.","Report Card of Charles Diggs, notebooks, writing practice, book reports, small textbook, composition notebook, and Smithdeal Business College monthly reports for Charles R. Diggs.","Honorable Discharge papers from Army. Partial Military Record: October 23, 1898. \"Know ye, that Dexter Tilton, Private of Battery C, of the First Regiment of Light Artillery Volunteers…\" Correspondence between attorney Walter R. Davis of Zanesville, Ohio and attorney W.H. Power of Phoebus, Virginia. 1933.","Birthday cards, invitations and Father's Day card.","Scope and Contents June 4, 1913, correspondence to Mr. Charles R. Diggs from Josephine M. [Dairo?], having learned of his birthday and wishes him good health and happiness.","Scope and Contents 11 August, 1920, correspondence to Mr. Charles R. Diggs from unknown [K?], letter concerns fear that the writer has further insulted George Davis, and writes about the 'Rainy Day Blues' as to contest to the amount of rain they have been receiving. November 1920, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from unknown, letter scolding Charles for not writing more often and how 'Mamma' is going to Baltimore to tend to her sick Aunt. 1920, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from [K.W.], glad to hear from him in his previous letter and talk about a letter received from G.W.","Scope and Contents 12 items. March 1921, Postcard to Mr. Charles R. Diggs from unknown. 20 March, 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from Robert. Letter saying that he has moved again, and that he has just gotten back from Yorktown. 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from \"Your true pal.\" Letter of accusation toward Charles asking why he hasn't written, and saying good bye until he writes or they meet again. May 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from Katy. Letter asking Charles what she did wrong, and what she can do to fix the situation. 8 December, 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from C.A.White. Letter talking to Charles about hunting and the Xmas. 13 February, 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs and Aubrey from Chas E. Letter to his brother about day's events. 9 January, 1921, correspondence to \"My dear little brother Charles\" from Unknown. Letter asking how is and letting him now about the weather, and suggesting that he should send Aunt Julia a long letter sometime. 8 February, 1921, correspondence to Chas from his father. Letter talking about a new ignition system in the car and getting his previous letter. 10 February, 1921, correspondence to \"Sonnie\" Charles R. Diggs from [?] Diggs. Letter \"Ma and Pa\" are well and that they miss him. 11 February, 1921, correspondence to Chas from \"Dad\". Letter about the weather and how rainy it has been and that it has gotten a lot colder. Fishing is going slow. 13 February, 1921, correspondence to \"Sonnie\" from Noona and Dad. Letter Dad is doing well, and asks him to write to Aunt Julie she misses her boys. February 1921, correspondence to \"Sonnie\" from Noona and Dad.","Scope and Contents 8 items. 6 May 1922, correspondence to Mr Charles R. Diggs from Stuart Mc[Ruise?]. Letter trying to recruit for medical college of Virginia. 3 June, 1922, correspondence to Buster from Unknown. Letter stating that he will not be able to attend Buster's graduation and wishes him the best of luck on this threshold of manhood. . June 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about how much she misses him and how Charles needs to let Katherine now about his plans for the fourth of July. 1 July, 1922, correspondence to Charles from N.W. Letter saying what a great path Charles has chosen and now he will have to be patient on his path at William and Mary. 9 July, 1922, correspondence to \"Lovelie\" from Auntie. Letter asking how Charles is and telling a little about her day's events. July 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter to make up for the one lost in the mail the previous week, including a request for a photograph of Charles. July 1922, correspondence \"Diggs\" Charles R. Diggs from Unknown (she). Letter saying how lonely she is and how upset she was when she broke her string of pearls. They were lucky to have missed the storm on the fourth, but now the rain is something terrible. July 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling about her day and how she misses Charles. 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how dreary K's life is and how Charles' last letter was so uplifting.","Scope and Contents 8 items. August 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that Charles should September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles how Katherine is now considered to be his new sister by his parents. She o writes about the days events. September, 1922, correspondence to Diggs from K. Letter updating Charles as to the death of Lorraine, and how she won't go to sleep until her mother gets home from visiting Mr. Hurst's who lost Lorraine. Katherine o writes about how she pretended to shoot herself because her Pap wouldn't give her a car. September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling about the days events, how she ran into his dad and grandmother. Katherine also writes about how she is thinking about taking music lessons again. September 1922, correspondence to \"Brother\" from \"Pal\". Letter letting Charles know that \"Pal\" has sent him candy, and that she has talked to \"Mum.\" She also mentions that she has lost a lot of weight due to being sick, but her appetite is improving greatly.","Scope and Contents 6 items. September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles how Katherine is now considered to be his new sister by his parents. She also writes about the days events. September, 1922, correspondence to Diggs from K. Letter updating Charles as to the death of Lorraine, and how she won't go to sleep until her mother gets home from visiting Mr. Hurst's who lost Lorraine. Katherine also writes about how she pretended to shoot herself because her Pap wouldn't give her a car. September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling about the days events, how she ran into his dad and grandmother. Katherine also writes about how she is thinking about taking music lessons again. September 1922, correspondence to \"Brother\" from \"Pal\". Letter letting Charles know that \"Pal\" has sent him candy, and that she has talked to \"Mum.\" She also mentions that she has lost a lot of weight due to being sick, but her appetite is improving greatly. September 1922, correspondence to \"Bud\" from \"Sis.\" Letter saying how much his letter picked up her day after being peeved that her mother wanted to get dressed and go down stairs to talk with the preacher. She also requests a photo of him again.","Scope and Contents 8 items. 5 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles a funny story about receiving a letter from Willie Powell, someone she barely knew, asking about him. Also requesting a long, long letter next time. 11 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter in response to his, and saying that she is very pleased to here that Charles will finally send her a photo of himself. 17 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from Sam Jack Musick. Detailing the breadth of his scholarship. 19 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter thanking him for the picture, and she tells him she loves the cowboy photo. She also tells him about going down to the store to buy a coat. Katherine ran into a few people and when they thought she wasn't going to buy a coat they said she should and a pretty one at that because Max would be coming home this Christmas. 5 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how she went out with friends and when she got back she threw her mom's needle work in the fire thinking it was just a piece of paper. Also she is glad that he is doing better and that makes her happier, and is glad he enjoyed the chocolates she sent. 10 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles why he did not receive a letter for two weeks and telling about going out to the Court House. 14 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter asking Charles if he'll be home for Christmas and she is sorry that he is lonely. 22 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that \"Frisky\" died the night before and that her Mum cried, and that she won't forget him even if he decides that he never wants to come back home.","Scope and Contents 6 items. 2 December, 1922, correspondence to \"Bud\" from K. Letter from Katherine saying that should would have written sooner when thy arrived on Thursday night, but she and Mrs C.E. have been extremely busy. 7 December, 1922, correspondence to \"Boy\" from \"Your own pal.\" Letter from Katherine telling about the trip from Newport News, and other pieces of news regarding Mr. and Mrs. C.E. 8 December, 1922, correspondence to \"my dear boy\" from Aunt Julia. 15 December, 1922, correspondence to \"Bud\" from K. Letter from Katherine saying how upset she is that she hasn't heard from Charles, and Max is upset with her for not having him come first in her life. 18 December, 1992, correspondence to Charles from K. A typed Christmas card. 19 December, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how disappointed that he isn't coming home for Christmas.","Scope and Contents 7 January 1923, correspondence to \"Pal\" from K. Letter to Charles from K. 15 January 1923, correspondence to \"my big Boy\" from Aunt Julia. Letter to Charles. 18 January 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how much she misses him and how good it was to see him. Tells him about spending time with Max and how she is being constantly interrupted in writing this letter. 19 January, 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. 27 January 1923, correspondence to Mrcharles Robert Diggs from the president of Piedmont Business College, SJM-TM. Letter informing Charles that his \"Father\" has yet to pay his for School.","Scope and Contents 7 items 8 February 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. 21 February 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter from Katherine to Charles Diggs. 28 February 1923, correspondence to Charles from Aunt Julia. 1 March 1923, correspondence to \"Pal\" from L. Letter from Katherine telling Charles about the people dressed in masquerade costumes who came down from Beaver Dam. 7 March 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter from Katherine just asking how Charles is doing. 15 March 1923, correspondence to \"Pal\" from K. Letter from Katherine relaying a dream to Charles. 28 March 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter from Katherine relaying days events and upcoming events like her mother going away.","Scope and Contents 6 items 4 April 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles how much she misses him and her mother. She also told him about some of the candy she burned. 12 April 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles that \"Papa\" is very ill and about an experience she had with her horse trying to kick her. 19 April 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that Papa is getting worse and that he is having trouble sitting up with out getting to worse. She sent a telegram to her mother to take the next boat home. May 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Papa is doing much better, but he still isn't very strong. 16 May 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles about father and son who drifted into town traveling in their car and at night sleeping in a tent. She at first thought the son was so much like Charles. 2 June 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter to Charles letting him know she finally got one of his letters and it appeared to have been open before. She starts to question what is going on with the letters between them. She also mentions that Louis has gone and it is quiet around.","Scope and Contents 7 items. 3 July 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. There will be a funeral for Bethel,. The fourth this year is quite different than last year's. 7 July 1923, correspondence to Charles from \"Auntie.\" 1 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles about the water on the road after the rain they have been having, and that Mr. Maxwell Hudgins has been up the past two weeks. 8 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about the hot weather and around the town happenings. 23 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about how Katherine mistakenly hold Mrs. Linda that Charles had a slight cold, and the rest of the letter consisted of information about Katherine's daily life. 30 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from. \"Novella\" Letter telling Charles how much he is missed and keeping him updates as to what is going. The letter also goes on to ask to relay a message. 24 October 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles to write and that everyone has deserted her leaving her to do all the work, like her mother going to Baltimore leave and leaving her home.","Scope and Contents 4 items. 21 April 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letting Charles know that Josephine is engaged. Katherine also gives a retelling of events for the past few days. 12 May 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. 14 May 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [John?]. A letter saying how he missed him at Easter as he was in town too, and to keep in contact. 21 May 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Lettering answering Charles question about raising chickens for a living and telling him he should do it with her. Lay also writes about her mother going up to Baltimore.","Scope and Contents 6 items. 4 June 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [Nellie?] Williams card saying with a thankful meaning. 5 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from John Cidkins. Letter to Charles saying he got his letter three weeks ago and that he joined the Y. Tolbert and [J?]ill are living with him now. 5 June 1924, correspondence to Charles Robert from Florence. Letter thanking him for his gift. 12 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. 22 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from Kelly. Mr. Smithfield is no longer at the College Daily. 24 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. telling him about her ducks and that she is mad at Mac for not wanting to take her to the movies and her mom for not being home this week.","Scope and Contents 7 items. 13 July 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Auntie. 15 July, 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that she and Aunt Mae will be making a trip to Norfolk soon, and asks if he went to Matthew's last Saturday. 17 July, 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that her mother hasn't written yet and that Ola came down on the fourth. 12 Oct. 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Professor R. Ingham requesting Charles for a more recent photograph of himself. 23 Oct. 1924, correspondence from Charles R. Diggs to Professor R. Ingham. Letter telling Professor Ingham that he vouches highly for the program at Smithfield and hopes to send two friends its way. 20 December 1924, greeting card from Mianus Diesel Engine Company to Charles R. Diggsc. 23 December 1924, Christmas and News Years Card from Miss Katherine Louis McKinney to Charles R. Diggs. 27 December 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. thanking him for the Christmas gift, but won't open it until her mother gets home. She didn't even send anyone gifts or attend Christmas dinner at her \"Mummies.\"","Scope and Contents 3 items. 1924, correspondence to Charles from \"Billie\". Letter telling Charles that \"Billie\" can't wait to see him. 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about the raining flood. 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from C.A.W. Letter thanking for the photos.","Scope and Contents 9 items. 7 May 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter about how disappointed \"Billie\" was that Charles didn't come down. 11 June 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 24 June 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 27 June 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 1 July 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 22 July 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 11 May 1926, correspondence to Mr C.R. Diggs from Paul A. Speny. 22 December 1928, card to Mr. Mrscharles Diggs from Garry and Fay Miller. 23 December 1928, card to Mr. Mrscharles Diggs from Garry and Fay Miller.","Scope and Contents 5 items. 23 June 1932, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from the National Rifle Association. Membership newsletter letter. 23 December 1932, correspondence to Whom it may concern from Commonwealth's Attorney of Mathew's County. A letter of recommendation for Charles. 16 October 1933, correspondence from W.B. Smith. Letter commending Charles R. Diggs and recommending his services. 6 July 1935, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie.","Scope and Contents 6 items. 31 January 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John. Letter detailing his trip to Charles. 3 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 10 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 17 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 24 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 31 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad.","Scope and Contents 11 items. 29 May 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John. 7 June 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Aubrey. Letter telling Charles that his car is in bad shape and they were in an accident. 13 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John. 22 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 25 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter telling Charles the sad things that have been happening lately. Dr. Haskin sent 2 of Edgar Hunt's children to the hospital for suspected poisoning. 27 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 27 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 28 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter asking Charles if he wants her to bring anything up for him and an update of what is going on. 29 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from \"[Noona??].\" 31 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter to just say hi and to say that she is going to the doctor to see what is wrong with her as she has been having trouble with her stomach.","Scope and Contents 6 items. 6 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs and Billie from \"[Noona??]\". Glad to hear that Billie made it up there safe. Mrs. Hunt is very sick and is afraid she caught a germ. . . 10 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Mrcolie [Borum] died on Sunday and will be buried today, and Fred Moughou is still ill. 10 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 15 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie letting Charles know she got home safe and an update of what is going on. 17 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 19 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Discussing what Charles will do if he quits.","Scope and Contents 13 items. 20 December 1938, Card to Mr. and Mrscharles R. Diggs from Sallie M. [Dallis?]. 25 August 1939, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Edward R. Sharp (Naval Advisory Committee for Aeronautics). Asking Charles to report to the office on August 28 for possibility in gaining temporary employment. 25 August 1939, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Edward R. Sharp (Naval Advisory Committee for Aeronautics). Approval of the United States Civil Service Commission and is temporarily appointed Machinist. 17 October 1939, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. Letting Charles know that Aunt Rosa died last night. 18 February 1940, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letting him know that she made it back ok and that she misses him. 8 March 1940, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from P.J. Parramore District Manager. Gas and Electric bill. 20 March 1940, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from H.J.E. Reid (Naval Advisory Committee for Aeronautics). Temporary appointment as Machinist at Langley Memorial Aeronautical Laboratory effective April 4, 1940. 13 January 1942, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 2 February 1942, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [Lin?] Wells. 16 March 1948, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Fred A. Bopp. Settlement of life insurance policy with New York Life Insurance Company. 19 January 1951, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John H. Widder, Sales Manager for Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation. Response to an inquiry. 28 July 1951, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from S/Sgt. James T. Staffins \"Staff\". Form invitation from Defenders of State Sovereignty and Individual Liberties to their second annual convention at the John Marshall Hotel in Richmond. February 6, 1958. 21 November 1963, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [C?? Aubrey???]. Setting the payments for repayment of a loan.","10 items. Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from \"Your Pal\". Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from K, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from \"Lonesome Me\". 2 August n.y., correspondence to Mr. and Mrs. Diggs (father and mother of Charles R. Diggs) from Mr. and Mrs. Power. Looking forward to meeting them in view of the marriage between their daughter and the Diggs' son. Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs. Two letters and a posard consisting of correspondence to Chas from \"Noona\". Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Katy, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billecorrespondence to Charles R. Diggs from Bille. Correspondence to Charles from Aunt Belle. Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from K.","Scope and Contents 6 items. 30 August 1922, correspondence to Mr. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. We hope we have the pleasure on training your son. 9 October 1922, correspondence to Mr. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Asking Charles to make up his mind about keeping Charles R. at Piedmont. 12 October 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Outlining prices. 9 November 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Please mail him the check for $145 for room and board. 21 November 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Asking him to send a check for the time his son was in school before we was withdrawn. 30 December 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Letter saying that Charles he should start the new year straight and pay his bills on time to Piedmont.","Scope and Contents 2 items. 15 February 1923, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Send in the check for amount owed. 22 October 1923, correspondence to the debtor from United States National Adjustment Company.","Scope and Contents 7 items. 16 September 1924, correspondence to Chas from Noona. 20 December 1924, holiday greeting card to Mrc. E. Diggs from Galilee-Interstate Fish Corp. 20 December 1924, holiday greeting card to Mrc. E. Diggs from Mianus Diesel Engine Company. 22 December 1924, Season Greeting Card to Mr. and Mrsc. E. Diggs. 22 December 1924, Holiday Greeting Card to Mr. and Mrsc. E. Diggsc. 23 December 1924, correspondence to Charles E. Diggs from Methes Barrel, Stave and Lumber Co. Jno H. Dennis, Prop. Holiday greeting letter. 1924, Holiday Greeting Card from Twigg Garagec.","1 item. 5 February 1925. Letter to members of the Virginia Automobile Dealers Association.","Scope and Contents Posard, Christmas card, correspondence from Cousin C.A. White (Pap) and Hassie. High School commencement invitation from Nellie W. Armistead.","Scope and Contents Letters regarding Mathew Garden Club, insurance premium notice, beauty aids, grammar, New Point High School, Electrolux Warrentry and Public Welfare Board – correspondence with certification for Mrs. Lillian P. Diggs and invitation to be Acting Superintendant of Public Welfare for Mathews County in 1940. Address is in Susan, Virginia. 18 March 1931, correspondence to Mrsc. R. Diggs from Edward Alvey. A letter regarding the uses in English grammar, 12 August 1933, correspondence to Mrs. Diggs from Elizabeth [?]. Letter detailing the chief requirements for healthy skin by Elizabeth Arden with her signature. Item cards included. 22 August 1933, correspondence to Mrs. Diggs from Elizabeth [?]. Letter detailing skin care by Elizabeth Arden. Signature of Elizabeth Arden. Item cards included. 28 August 1934, correspondence to Mrsc.R. Diggs from Miss Maude E. Wallace. 1 October 1934, correspondence to Mrs. C. R. Diggs from G.G. [?]. Invitation to become a member of the Mathews County Woman's Club, Undated. November 10, 1931, correspondence with Thomas W. Turner about Delco Batteries in the New Point High Schoolchain letter, undated. 2008.10 Addition Wedding invitation for the wedding of Dorothy Marshall Leake and Eldridge White Smither on October 14, 1939 at Bruton Parish in Williamsburg, Virginia. Six copies plus the negative of two men sunning themselves on a deck, undated.","Scope and Contents Posards addressed to Warner Moss, Head, Department of Government, College of William and Mary. Each posard contains typed information for Virginia Counties with their Magisterial Districts either typed or handwritten beside county cities.","Mostly business ledgers and financial documents.","Rolled. Damaged from animal chewing.","Includes membership lists with dues. A few pages have names of students with grades beside their names.","Esso Receipt Book and another receipt book. Either empty or mostly empty.","Before reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library.","Special Collections Research Center","English"],"collection_title_tesim":["Diggs Family Papers, 1914/1960, bulk 1920/1940"],"collection_ssim":["Diggs Family Papers, 1914/1960, bulk 1920/1940"],"level_ssm":["collection"],"level_ssim":["Collection"],"unitid_ssm":["Mss. Acc. 2007.44","/repositories/2/resources/2475"],"unitid_tesim":["Mss. 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Diggs family of Mathews, Virginia and Susan, Virginia.  The Diggs Family owed an automobile engine business.  In 1921, it was named \"Overland and Willys Knight Automobiles Mianus Engines, \" but had other names through the years.  The family also sold seafood products. Charles Robert Diggs worked in various automotive and machine shops in the area after 1920's.\u003c/p\u003e  ","\u003cp\u003eLedger books and loan documents.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEmployment history and Doctor's reports.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEmployment history, school history, teacher's certificate, Woman's Club material.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eReceipts, staff list, job order list, invoices, correspondence.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAccounts Receivable ledger, memo books and an address book.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eInvoices, receipts, car information, teacher's contract and more.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eSchedule of Direct Reduction Loan document.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eRecipes, pharmacy invoices, prescriptions\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eReal estate, fishing news and other.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents Posards, advertisements and notepaper.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBlack and white photograph of four women and a baby.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAdvertisements and notices.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eReport Card of Charles Diggs, notebooks, writing practice, book reports, small textbook, composition notebook, and Smithdeal Business College monthly reports for Charles R. Diggs.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eHonorable Discharge papers from Army. Partial Military Record: October 23, 1898. \"Know ye, that Dexter Tilton, Private of Battery C, of the First Regiment of Light Artillery Volunteers…\" Correspondence between attorney Walter R. Davis of Zanesville, Ohio and attorney W.H. Power of Phoebus, Virginia. 1933.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBirthday cards, invitations and Father's Day card.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents June 4, 1913, correspondence to Mr. Charles R. Diggs from Josephine M. [Dairo?], having learned of his birthday and wishes him good health and happiness.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 11 August, 1920, correspondence to Mr. Charles R. Diggs from unknown [K?], letter concerns fear that the writer has further insulted George Davis, and writes about the 'Rainy Day Blues' as to contest to the amount of rain they have been receiving. November 1920, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from unknown, letter scolding Charles for not writing more often and how 'Mamma' is going to Baltimore to tend to her sick Aunt. 1920, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from [K.W.], glad to hear from him in his previous letter and talk about a letter received from G.W.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 12 items. March 1921, Postcard to Mr. Charles R. Diggs from unknown. 20 March, 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from Robert. Letter saying that he has moved again, and that he has just gotten back from Yorktown. 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from \"Your true pal.\" Letter of accusation toward Charles asking why he hasn't written, and saying good bye until he writes or they meet again. May 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from Katy. Letter asking Charles what she did wrong, and what she can do to fix the situation. 8 December, 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from C.A.White. Letter talking to Charles about hunting and the Xmas. 13 February, 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs and Aubrey from Chas E. Letter to his brother about day's events. 9 January, 1921, correspondence to \"My dear little brother Charles\" from Unknown. Letter asking how is and letting him now about the weather, and suggesting that he should send Aunt Julia a long letter sometime. 8 February, 1921, correspondence to Chas from his father. Letter talking about a new ignition system in the car and getting his previous letter. 10 February, 1921, correspondence to \"Sonnie\" Charles R. Diggs from [?] Diggs. Letter \"Ma and Pa\" are well and that they miss him. 11 February, 1921, correspondence to Chas from \"Dad\". Letter about the weather and how rainy it has been and that it has gotten a lot colder. Fishing is going slow. 13 February, 1921, correspondence to \"Sonnie\" from Noona and Dad. Letter Dad is doing well, and asks him to write to Aunt Julie she misses her boys. February 1921, correspondence to \"Sonnie\" from Noona and Dad.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 8 items. 6 May 1922, correspondence to Mr Charles R. Diggs from Stuart Mc[Ruise?]. Letter trying to recruit for medical college of Virginia. 3 June, 1922, correspondence to Buster from Unknown. Letter stating that he will not be able to attend Buster's graduation and wishes him the best of luck on this threshold of manhood. . June 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about how much she misses him and how Charles needs to let Katherine now about his plans for the fourth of July. 1 July, 1922, correspondence to Charles from N.W. Letter saying what a great path Charles has chosen and now he will have to be patient on his path at William and Mary. 9 July, 1922, correspondence to \"Lovelie\" from Auntie. Letter asking how Charles is and telling a little about her day's events. July 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter to make up for the one lost in the mail the previous week, including a request for a photograph of Charles. July 1922, correspondence \"Diggs\" Charles R. Diggs from Unknown (she). Letter saying how lonely she is and how upset she was when she broke her string of pearls. They were lucky to have missed the storm on the fourth, but now the rain is something terrible. July 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling about her day and how she misses Charles. 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how dreary K's life is and how Charles' last letter was so uplifting.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 8 items. August 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that Charles should September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles how Katherine is now considered to be his new sister by his parents. She o writes about the days events. September, 1922, correspondence to Diggs from K. Letter updating Charles as to the death of Lorraine, and how she won't go to sleep until her mother gets home from visiting Mr. Hurst's who lost Lorraine. Katherine o writes about how she pretended to shoot herself because her Pap wouldn't give her a car. September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling about the days events, how she ran into his dad and grandmother. Katherine also writes about how she is thinking about taking music lessons again. September 1922, correspondence to \"Brother\" from \"Pal\". Letter letting Charles know that \"Pal\" has sent him candy, and that she has talked to \"Mum.\" She also mentions that she has lost a lot of weight due to being sick, but her appetite is improving greatly.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 6 items. September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles how Katherine is now considered to be his new sister by his parents. She also writes about the days events. September, 1922, correspondence to Diggs from K. Letter updating Charles as to the death of Lorraine, and how she won't go to sleep until her mother gets home from visiting Mr. Hurst's who lost Lorraine. Katherine also writes about how she pretended to shoot herself because her Pap wouldn't give her a car. September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling about the days events, how she ran into his dad and grandmother. Katherine also writes about how she is thinking about taking music lessons again. September 1922, correspondence to \"Brother\" from \"Pal\". Letter letting Charles know that \"Pal\" has sent him candy, and that she has talked to \"Mum.\" She also mentions that she has lost a lot of weight due to being sick, but her appetite is improving greatly. September 1922, correspondence to \"Bud\" from \"Sis.\" Letter saying how much his letter picked up her day after being peeved that her mother wanted to get dressed and go down stairs to talk with the preacher. She also requests a photo of him again.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 8 items. 5 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles a funny story about receiving a letter from Willie Powell, someone she barely knew, asking about him. Also requesting a long, long letter next time. 11 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter in response to his, and saying that she is very pleased to here that Charles will finally send her a photo of himself. 17 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from Sam Jack Musick. Detailing the breadth of his scholarship. 19 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter thanking him for the picture, and she tells him she loves the cowboy photo. She also tells him about going down to the store to buy a coat. Katherine ran into a few people and when they thought she wasn't going to buy a coat they said she should and a pretty one at that because Max would be coming home this Christmas. 5 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how she went out with friends and when she got back she threw her mom's needle work in the fire thinking it was just a piece of paper. Also she is glad that he is doing better and that makes her happier, and is glad he enjoyed the chocolates she sent. 10 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles why he did not receive a letter for two weeks and telling about going out to the Court House. 14 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter asking Charles if he'll be home for Christmas and she is sorry that he is lonely. 22 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that \"Frisky\" died the night before and that her Mum cried, and that she won't forget him even if he decides that he never wants to come back home.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 6 items. 2 December, 1922, correspondence to \"Bud\" from K. Letter from Katherine saying that should would have written sooner when thy arrived on Thursday night, but she and Mrs C.E. have been extremely busy. 7 December, 1922, correspondence to \"Boy\" from \"Your own pal.\" Letter from Katherine telling about the trip from Newport News, and other pieces of news regarding Mr. and Mrs. C.E. 8 December, 1922, correspondence to \"my dear boy\" from Aunt Julia. 15 December, 1922, correspondence to \"Bud\" from K. Letter from Katherine saying how upset she is that she hasn't heard from Charles, and Max is upset with her for not having him come first in her life. 18 December, 1992, correspondence to Charles from K. A typed Christmas card. 19 December, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how disappointed that he isn't coming home for Christmas.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 7 January 1923, correspondence to \"Pal\" from K. Letter to Charles from K. 15 January 1923, correspondence to \"my big Boy\" from Aunt Julia. Letter to Charles. 18 January 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how much she misses him and how good it was to see him. Tells him about spending time with Max and how she is being constantly interrupted in writing this letter. 19 January, 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. 27 January 1923, correspondence to Mrcharles Robert Diggs from the president of Piedmont Business College, SJM-TM. Letter informing Charles that his \"Father\" has yet to pay his for School.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 7 items 8 February 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. 21 February 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter from Katherine to Charles Diggs. 28 February 1923, correspondence to Charles from Aunt Julia. 1 March 1923, correspondence to \"Pal\" from L. Letter from Katherine telling Charles about the people dressed in masquerade costumes who came down from Beaver Dam. 7 March 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter from Katherine just asking how Charles is doing. 15 March 1923, correspondence to \"Pal\" from K. Letter from Katherine relaying a dream to Charles. 28 March 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter from Katherine relaying days events and upcoming events like her mother going away.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 6 items 4 April 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles how much she misses him and her mother. She also told him about some of the candy she burned. 12 April 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles that \"Papa\" is very ill and about an experience she had with her horse trying to kick her. 19 April 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that Papa is getting worse and that he is having trouble sitting up with out getting to worse. She sent a telegram to her mother to take the next boat home. May 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Papa is doing much better, but he still isn't very strong. 16 May 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles about father and son who drifted into town traveling in their car and at night sleeping in a tent. She at first thought the son was so much like Charles. 2 June 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter to Charles letting him know she finally got one of his letters and it appeared to have been open before. She starts to question what is going on with the letters between them. She also mentions that Louis has gone and it is quiet around.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 7 items. 3 July 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. There will be a funeral for Bethel,. The fourth this year is quite different than last year's. 7 July 1923, correspondence to Charles from \"Auntie.\" 1 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles about the water on the road after the rain they have been having, and that Mr. Maxwell Hudgins has been up the past two weeks. 8 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about the hot weather and around the town happenings. 23 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about how Katherine mistakenly hold Mrs. Linda that Charles had a slight cold, and the rest of the letter consisted of information about Katherine's daily life. 30 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from. \"Novella\" Letter telling Charles how much he is missed and keeping him updates as to what is going. The letter also goes on to ask to relay a message. 24 October 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles to write and that everyone has deserted her leaving her to do all the work, like her mother going to Baltimore leave and leaving her home.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 4 items. 21 April 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letting Charles know that Josephine is engaged. Katherine also gives a retelling of events for the past few days. 12 May 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. 14 May 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [John?]. A letter saying how he missed him at Easter as he was in town too, and to keep in contact. 21 May 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Lettering answering Charles question about raising chickens for a living and telling him he should do it with her. Lay also writes about her mother going up to Baltimore.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 6 items. 4 June 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [Nellie?] Williams card saying with a thankful meaning. 5 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from John Cidkins. Letter to Charles saying he got his letter three weeks ago and that he joined the Y. Tolbert and [J?]ill are living with him now. 5 June 1924, correspondence to Charles Robert from Florence. Letter thanking him for his gift. 12 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. 22 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from Kelly. Mr. Smithfield is no longer at the College Daily. 24 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. telling him about her ducks and that she is mad at Mac for not wanting to take her to the movies and her mom for not being home this week.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 7 items. 13 July 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Auntie. 15 July, 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that she and Aunt Mae will be making a trip to Norfolk soon, and asks if he went to Matthew's last Saturday. 17 July, 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that her mother hasn't written yet and that Ola came down on the fourth. 12 Oct. 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Professor R. Ingham requesting Charles for a more recent photograph of himself. 23 Oct. 1924, correspondence from Charles R. Diggs to Professor R. Ingham. Letter telling Professor Ingham that he vouches highly for the program at Smithfield and hopes to send two friends its way. 20 December 1924, greeting card from Mianus Diesel Engine Company to Charles R. Diggsc. 23 December 1924, Christmas and News Years Card from Miss Katherine Louis McKinney to Charles R. Diggs. 27 December 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. thanking him for the Christmas gift, but won't open it until her mother gets home. She didn't even send anyone gifts or attend Christmas dinner at her \"Mummies.\"\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 3 items. 1924, correspondence to Charles from \"Billie\". Letter telling Charles that \"Billie\" can't wait to see him. 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about the raining flood. 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from C.A.W. Letter thanking for the photos.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 9 items. 7 May 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter about how disappointed \"Billie\" was that Charles didn't come down. 11 June 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 24 June 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 27 June 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 1 July 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 22 July 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 11 May 1926, correspondence to Mr C.R. Diggs from Paul A. Speny. 22 December 1928, card to Mr. Mrscharles Diggs from Garry and Fay Miller. 23 December 1928, card to Mr. Mrscharles Diggs from Garry and Fay Miller.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 5 items. 23 June 1932, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from the National Rifle Association. Membership newsletter letter. 23 December 1932, correspondence to Whom it may concern from Commonwealth's Attorney of Mathew's County. A letter of recommendation for Charles. 16 October 1933, correspondence from W.B. Smith. Letter commending Charles R. Diggs and recommending his services. 6 July 1935, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 6 items. 31 January 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John. Letter detailing his trip to Charles. 3 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 10 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 17 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 24 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 31 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 11 items. 29 May 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John. 7 June 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Aubrey. Letter telling Charles that his car is in bad shape and they were in an accident. 13 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John. 22 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 25 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter telling Charles the sad things that have been happening lately. Dr. Haskin sent 2 of Edgar Hunt's children to the hospital for suspected poisoning. 27 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 27 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 28 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter asking Charles if he wants her to bring anything up for him and an update of what is going on. 29 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from \"[Noona??].\" 31 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter to just say hi and to say that she is going to the doctor to see what is wrong with her as she has been having trouble with her stomach.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 6 items. 6 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs and Billie from \"[Noona??]\". Glad to hear that Billie made it up there safe. Mrs. Hunt is very sick and is afraid she caught a germ. . . 10 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Mrcolie [Borum] died on Sunday and will be buried today, and Fred Moughou is still ill. 10 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 15 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie letting Charles know she got home safe and an update of what is going on. 17 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 19 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Discussing what Charles will do if he quits.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 13 items. 20 December 1938, Card to Mr. and Mrscharles R. Diggs from Sallie M. [Dallis?]. 25 August 1939, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Edward R. Sharp (Naval Advisory Committee for Aeronautics). Asking Charles to report to the office on August 28 for possibility in gaining temporary employment. 25 August 1939, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Edward R. Sharp (Naval Advisory Committee for Aeronautics). Approval of the United States Civil Service Commission and is temporarily appointed Machinist. 17 October 1939, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. Letting Charles know that Aunt Rosa died last night. 18 February 1940, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letting him know that she made it back ok and that she misses him. 8 March 1940, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from P.J. Parramore District Manager. Gas and Electric bill. 20 March 1940, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from H.J.E. Reid (Naval Advisory Committee for Aeronautics). Temporary appointment as Machinist at Langley Memorial Aeronautical Laboratory effective April 4, 1940. 13 January 1942, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 2 February 1942, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [Lin?] Wells. 16 March 1948, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Fred A. Bopp. Settlement of life insurance policy with New York Life Insurance Company. 19 January 1951, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John H. Widder, Sales Manager for Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation. Response to an inquiry. 28 July 1951, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from S/Sgt. James T. Staffins \"Staff\". Form invitation from Defenders of State Sovereignty and Individual Liberties to their second annual convention at the John Marshall Hotel in Richmond. February 6, 1958. 21 November 1963, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [C?? Aubrey???]. Setting the payments for repayment of a loan.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e10 items. Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from \"Your Pal\". Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from K, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from \"Lonesome Me\". 2 August n.y., correspondence to Mr. and Mrs. Diggs (father and mother of Charles R. Diggs) from Mr. and Mrs. Power. Looking forward to meeting them in view of the marriage between their daughter and the Diggs' son. Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs. Two letters and a posard consisting of correspondence to Chas from \"Noona\". Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Katy, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billecorrespondence to Charles R. Diggs from Bille. Correspondence to Charles from Aunt Belle. Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from K.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 6 items. 30 August 1922, correspondence to Mr. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. We hope we have the pleasure on training your son. 9 October 1922, correspondence to Mr. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Asking Charles to make up his mind about keeping Charles R. at Piedmont. 12 October 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Outlining prices. 9 November 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Please mail him the check for $145 for room and board. 21 November 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Asking him to send a check for the time his son was in school before we was withdrawn. 30 December 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Letter saying that Charles he should start the new year straight and pay his bills on time to Piedmont.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 2 items. 15 February 1923, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Send in the check for amount owed. 22 October 1923, correspondence to the debtor from United States National Adjustment Company.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 7 items. 16 September 1924, correspondence to Chas from Noona. 20 December 1924, holiday greeting card to Mrc. E. Diggs from Galilee-Interstate Fish Corp. 20 December 1924, holiday greeting card to Mrc. E. Diggs from Mianus Diesel Engine Company. 22 December 1924, Season Greeting Card to Mr. and Mrsc. E. Diggs. 22 December 1924, Holiday Greeting Card to Mr. and Mrsc. E. Diggsc. 23 December 1924, correspondence to Charles E. Diggs from Methes Barrel, Stave and Lumber Co. Jno H. Dennis, Prop. Holiday greeting letter. 1924, Holiday Greeting Card from Twigg Garagec.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e1 item. 5 February 1925. Letter to members of the Virginia Automobile Dealers Association.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents Posard, Christmas card, correspondence from Cousin C.A. White (Pap) and Hassie. High School commencement invitation from Nellie W. Armistead.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents Letters regarding Mathew Garden Club, insurance premium notice, beauty aids, grammar, New Point High School, Electrolux Warrentry and Public Welfare Board – correspondence with certification for Mrs. Lillian P. Diggs and invitation to be Acting Superintendant of Public Welfare for Mathews County in 1940. Address is in Susan, Virginia. 18 March 1931, correspondence to Mrsc. R. Diggs from Edward Alvey. A letter regarding the uses in English grammar, 12 August 1933, correspondence to Mrs. Diggs from Elizabeth [?]. Letter detailing the chief requirements for healthy skin by Elizabeth Arden with her signature. Item cards included. 22 August 1933, correspondence to Mrs. Diggs from Elizabeth [?]. Letter detailing skin care by Elizabeth Arden. Signature of Elizabeth Arden. Item cards included. 28 August 1934, correspondence to Mrsc.R. Diggs from Miss Maude E. Wallace. 1 October 1934, correspondence to Mrs. C. R. Diggs from G.G. [?]. Invitation to become a member of the Mathews County Woman's Club, Undated. November 10, 1931, correspondence with Thomas W. Turner about Delco Batteries in the New Point High Schoolchain letter, undated. 2008.10 Addition Wedding invitation for the wedding of Dorothy Marshall Leake and Eldridge White Smither on October 14, 1939 at Bruton Parish in Williamsburg, Virginia. Six copies plus the negative of two men sunning themselves on a deck, undated.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents Posards addressed to Warner Moss, Head, Department of Government, College of William and Mary. Each posard contains typed information for Virginia Counties with their Magisterial Districts either typed or handwritten beside county cities.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eMostly business ledgers and financial documents.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eRolled. Damaged from animal chewing.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eIncludes membership lists with dues. A few pages have names of students with grades beside their names.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEsso Receipt Book and another receipt book. Either empty or mostly empty.\u003c/p\u003e"],"scopecontent_heading_ssm":["Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents"],"scopecontent_tesim":["Business and family papers of the Charles R. and Charles E. Diggs family of Mathews, Virginia and Susan, Virginia.  The Diggs Family owed an automobile engine business.  In 1921, it was named \"Overland and Willys Knight Automobiles Mianus Engines, \" but had other names through the years.  The family also sold seafood products. Charles Robert Diggs worked in various automotive and machine shops in the area after 1920's.","Ledger books and loan documents.","Employment history and Doctor's reports.","Employment history, school history, teacher's certificate, Woman's Club material.","Receipts, staff list, job order list, invoices, correspondence.","Accounts Receivable ledger, memo books and an address book.","Invoices, receipts, car information, teacher's contract and more.","Schedule of Direct Reduction Loan document.","Recipes, pharmacy invoices, prescriptions","Real estate, fishing news and other.","Scope and Contents Posards, advertisements and notepaper.","Black and white photograph of four women and a baby.","Advertisements and notices.","Report Card of Charles Diggs, notebooks, writing practice, book reports, small textbook, composition notebook, and Smithdeal Business College monthly reports for Charles R. Diggs.","Honorable Discharge papers from Army. Partial Military Record: October 23, 1898. \"Know ye, that Dexter Tilton, Private of Battery C, of the First Regiment of Light Artillery Volunteers…\" Correspondence between attorney Walter R. Davis of Zanesville, Ohio and attorney W.H. Power of Phoebus, Virginia. 1933.","Birthday cards, invitations and Father's Day card.","Scope and Contents June 4, 1913, correspondence to Mr. Charles R. Diggs from Josephine M. [Dairo?], having learned of his birthday and wishes him good health and happiness.","Scope and Contents 11 August, 1920, correspondence to Mr. Charles R. Diggs from unknown [K?], letter concerns fear that the writer has further insulted George Davis, and writes about the 'Rainy Day Blues' as to contest to the amount of rain they have been receiving. November 1920, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from unknown, letter scolding Charles for not writing more often and how 'Mamma' is going to Baltimore to tend to her sick Aunt. 1920, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from [K.W.], glad to hear from him in his previous letter and talk about a letter received from G.W.","Scope and Contents 12 items. March 1921, Postcard to Mr. Charles R. Diggs from unknown. 20 March, 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from Robert. Letter saying that he has moved again, and that he has just gotten back from Yorktown. 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from \"Your true pal.\" Letter of accusation toward Charles asking why he hasn't written, and saying good bye until he writes or they meet again. May 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from Katy. Letter asking Charles what she did wrong, and what she can do to fix the situation. 8 December, 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from C.A.White. Letter talking to Charles about hunting and the Xmas. 13 February, 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs and Aubrey from Chas E. Letter to his brother about day's events. 9 January, 1921, correspondence to \"My dear little brother Charles\" from Unknown. Letter asking how is and letting him now about the weather, and suggesting that he should send Aunt Julia a long letter sometime. 8 February, 1921, correspondence to Chas from his father. Letter talking about a new ignition system in the car and getting his previous letter. 10 February, 1921, correspondence to \"Sonnie\" Charles R. Diggs from [?] Diggs. Letter \"Ma and Pa\" are well and that they miss him. 11 February, 1921, correspondence to Chas from \"Dad\". Letter about the weather and how rainy it has been and that it has gotten a lot colder. Fishing is going slow. 13 February, 1921, correspondence to \"Sonnie\" from Noona and Dad. Letter Dad is doing well, and asks him to write to Aunt Julie she misses her boys. February 1921, correspondence to \"Sonnie\" from Noona and Dad.","Scope and Contents 8 items. 6 May 1922, correspondence to Mr Charles R. Diggs from Stuart Mc[Ruise?]. Letter trying to recruit for medical college of Virginia. 3 June, 1922, correspondence to Buster from Unknown. Letter stating that he will not be able to attend Buster's graduation and wishes him the best of luck on this threshold of manhood. . June 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about how much she misses him and how Charles needs to let Katherine now about his plans for the fourth of July. 1 July, 1922, correspondence to Charles from N.W. Letter saying what a great path Charles has chosen and now he will have to be patient on his path at William and Mary. 9 July, 1922, correspondence to \"Lovelie\" from Auntie. Letter asking how Charles is and telling a little about her day's events. July 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter to make up for the one lost in the mail the previous week, including a request for a photograph of Charles. July 1922, correspondence \"Diggs\" Charles R. Diggs from Unknown (she). Letter saying how lonely she is and how upset she was when she broke her string of pearls. They were lucky to have missed the storm on the fourth, but now the rain is something terrible. July 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling about her day and how she misses Charles. 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how dreary K's life is and how Charles' last letter was so uplifting.","Scope and Contents 8 items. August 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that Charles should September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles how Katherine is now considered to be his new sister by his parents. She o writes about the days events. September, 1922, correspondence to Diggs from K. Letter updating Charles as to the death of Lorraine, and how she won't go to sleep until her mother gets home from visiting Mr. Hurst's who lost Lorraine. Katherine o writes about how she pretended to shoot herself because her Pap wouldn't give her a car. September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling about the days events, how she ran into his dad and grandmother. Katherine also writes about how she is thinking about taking music lessons again. September 1922, correspondence to \"Brother\" from \"Pal\". Letter letting Charles know that \"Pal\" has sent him candy, and that she has talked to \"Mum.\" She also mentions that she has lost a lot of weight due to being sick, but her appetite is improving greatly.","Scope and Contents 6 items. September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles how Katherine is now considered to be his new sister by his parents. She also writes about the days events. September, 1922, correspondence to Diggs from K. Letter updating Charles as to the death of Lorraine, and how she won't go to sleep until her mother gets home from visiting Mr. Hurst's who lost Lorraine. Katherine also writes about how she pretended to shoot herself because her Pap wouldn't give her a car. September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling about the days events, how she ran into his dad and grandmother. Katherine also writes about how she is thinking about taking music lessons again. September 1922, correspondence to \"Brother\" from \"Pal\". Letter letting Charles know that \"Pal\" has sent him candy, and that she has talked to \"Mum.\" She also mentions that she has lost a lot of weight due to being sick, but her appetite is improving greatly. September 1922, correspondence to \"Bud\" from \"Sis.\" Letter saying how much his letter picked up her day after being peeved that her mother wanted to get dressed and go down stairs to talk with the preacher. She also requests a photo of him again.","Scope and Contents 8 items. 5 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles a funny story about receiving a letter from Willie Powell, someone she barely knew, asking about him. Also requesting a long, long letter next time. 11 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter in response to his, and saying that she is very pleased to here that Charles will finally send her a photo of himself. 17 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from Sam Jack Musick. Detailing the breadth of his scholarship. 19 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter thanking him for the picture, and she tells him she loves the cowboy photo. She also tells him about going down to the store to buy a coat. Katherine ran into a few people and when they thought she wasn't going to buy a coat they said she should and a pretty one at that because Max would be coming home this Christmas. 5 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how she went out with friends and when she got back she threw her mom's needle work in the fire thinking it was just a piece of paper. Also she is glad that he is doing better and that makes her happier, and is glad he enjoyed the chocolates she sent. 10 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles why he did not receive a letter for two weeks and telling about going out to the Court House. 14 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter asking Charles if he'll be home for Christmas and she is sorry that he is lonely. 22 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that \"Frisky\" died the night before and that her Mum cried, and that she won't forget him even if he decides that he never wants to come back home.","Scope and Contents 6 items. 2 December, 1922, correspondence to \"Bud\" from K. Letter from Katherine saying that should would have written sooner when thy arrived on Thursday night, but she and Mrs C.E. have been extremely busy. 7 December, 1922, correspondence to \"Boy\" from \"Your own pal.\" Letter from Katherine telling about the trip from Newport News, and other pieces of news regarding Mr. and Mrs. C.E. 8 December, 1922, correspondence to \"my dear boy\" from Aunt Julia. 15 December, 1922, correspondence to \"Bud\" from K. Letter from Katherine saying how upset she is that she hasn't heard from Charles, and Max is upset with her for not having him come first in her life. 18 December, 1992, correspondence to Charles from K. A typed Christmas card. 19 December, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how disappointed that he isn't coming home for Christmas.","Scope and Contents 7 January 1923, correspondence to \"Pal\" from K. Letter to Charles from K. 15 January 1923, correspondence to \"my big Boy\" from Aunt Julia. Letter to Charles. 18 January 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how much she misses him and how good it was to see him. Tells him about spending time with Max and how she is being constantly interrupted in writing this letter. 19 January, 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. 27 January 1923, correspondence to Mrcharles Robert Diggs from the president of Piedmont Business College, SJM-TM. Letter informing Charles that his \"Father\" has yet to pay his for School.","Scope and Contents 7 items 8 February 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. 21 February 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter from Katherine to Charles Diggs. 28 February 1923, correspondence to Charles from Aunt Julia. 1 March 1923, correspondence to \"Pal\" from L. Letter from Katherine telling Charles about the people dressed in masquerade costumes who came down from Beaver Dam. 7 March 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter from Katherine just asking how Charles is doing. 15 March 1923, correspondence to \"Pal\" from K. Letter from Katherine relaying a dream to Charles. 28 March 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter from Katherine relaying days events and upcoming events like her mother going away.","Scope and Contents 6 items 4 April 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles how much she misses him and her mother. She also told him about some of the candy she burned. 12 April 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles that \"Papa\" is very ill and about an experience she had with her horse trying to kick her. 19 April 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that Papa is getting worse and that he is having trouble sitting up with out getting to worse. She sent a telegram to her mother to take the next boat home. May 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Papa is doing much better, but he still isn't very strong. 16 May 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles about father and son who drifted into town traveling in their car and at night sleeping in a tent. She at first thought the son was so much like Charles. 2 June 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter to Charles letting him know she finally got one of his letters and it appeared to have been open before. She starts to question what is going on with the letters between them. She also mentions that Louis has gone and it is quiet around.","Scope and Contents 7 items. 3 July 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. There will be a funeral for Bethel,. The fourth this year is quite different than last year's. 7 July 1923, correspondence to Charles from \"Auntie.\" 1 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles about the water on the road after the rain they have been having, and that Mr. Maxwell Hudgins has been up the past two weeks. 8 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about the hot weather and around the town happenings. 23 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about how Katherine mistakenly hold Mrs. Linda that Charles had a slight cold, and the rest of the letter consisted of information about Katherine's daily life. 30 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from. \"Novella\" Letter telling Charles how much he is missed and keeping him updates as to what is going. The letter also goes on to ask to relay a message. 24 October 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles to write and that everyone has deserted her leaving her to do all the work, like her mother going to Baltimore leave and leaving her home.","Scope and Contents 4 items. 21 April 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letting Charles know that Josephine is engaged. Katherine also gives a retelling of events for the past few days. 12 May 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. 14 May 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [John?]. A letter saying how he missed him at Easter as he was in town too, and to keep in contact. 21 May 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Lettering answering Charles question about raising chickens for a living and telling him he should do it with her. Lay also writes about her mother going up to Baltimore.","Scope and Contents 6 items. 4 June 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [Nellie?] Williams card saying with a thankful meaning. 5 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from John Cidkins. Letter to Charles saying he got his letter three weeks ago and that he joined the Y. Tolbert and [J?]ill are living with him now. 5 June 1924, correspondence to Charles Robert from Florence. Letter thanking him for his gift. 12 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. 22 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from Kelly. Mr. Smithfield is no longer at the College Daily. 24 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. telling him about her ducks and that she is mad at Mac for not wanting to take her to the movies and her mom for not being home this week.","Scope and Contents 7 items. 13 July 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Auntie. 15 July, 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that she and Aunt Mae will be making a trip to Norfolk soon, and asks if he went to Matthew's last Saturday. 17 July, 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that her mother hasn't written yet and that Ola came down on the fourth. 12 Oct. 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Professor R. Ingham requesting Charles for a more recent photograph of himself. 23 Oct. 1924, correspondence from Charles R. Diggs to Professor R. Ingham. Letter telling Professor Ingham that he vouches highly for the program at Smithfield and hopes to send two friends its way. 20 December 1924, greeting card from Mianus Diesel Engine Company to Charles R. Diggsc. 23 December 1924, Christmas and News Years Card from Miss Katherine Louis McKinney to Charles R. Diggs. 27 December 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. thanking him for the Christmas gift, but won't open it until her mother gets home. She didn't even send anyone gifts or attend Christmas dinner at her \"Mummies.\"","Scope and Contents 3 items. 1924, correspondence to Charles from \"Billie\". Letter telling Charles that \"Billie\" can't wait to see him. 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about the raining flood. 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from C.A.W. Letter thanking for the photos.","Scope and Contents 9 items. 7 May 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter about how disappointed \"Billie\" was that Charles didn't come down. 11 June 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 24 June 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 27 June 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 1 July 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 22 July 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 11 May 1926, correspondence to Mr C.R. Diggs from Paul A. Speny. 22 December 1928, card to Mr. Mrscharles Diggs from Garry and Fay Miller. 23 December 1928, card to Mr. Mrscharles Diggs from Garry and Fay Miller.","Scope and Contents 5 items. 23 June 1932, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from the National Rifle Association. Membership newsletter letter. 23 December 1932, correspondence to Whom it may concern from Commonwealth's Attorney of Mathew's County. A letter of recommendation for Charles. 16 October 1933, correspondence from W.B. Smith. Letter commending Charles R. Diggs and recommending his services. 6 July 1935, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie.","Scope and Contents 6 items. 31 January 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John. Letter detailing his trip to Charles. 3 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 10 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 17 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 24 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 31 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad.","Scope and Contents 11 items. 29 May 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John. 7 June 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Aubrey. Letter telling Charles that his car is in bad shape and they were in an accident. 13 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John. 22 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 25 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter telling Charles the sad things that have been happening lately. Dr. Haskin sent 2 of Edgar Hunt's children to the hospital for suspected poisoning. 27 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 27 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 28 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter asking Charles if he wants her to bring anything up for him and an update of what is going on. 29 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from \"[Noona??].\" 31 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter to just say hi and to say that she is going to the doctor to see what is wrong with her as she has been having trouble with her stomach.","Scope and Contents 6 items. 6 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs and Billie from \"[Noona??]\". Glad to hear that Billie made it up there safe. Mrs. Hunt is very sick and is afraid she caught a germ. . . 10 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Mrcolie [Borum] died on Sunday and will be buried today, and Fred Moughou is still ill. 10 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 15 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie letting Charles know she got home safe and an update of what is going on. 17 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 19 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Discussing what Charles will do if he quits.","Scope and Contents 13 items. 20 December 1938, Card to Mr. and Mrscharles R. Diggs from Sallie M. [Dallis?]. 25 August 1939, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Edward R. Sharp (Naval Advisory Committee for Aeronautics). Asking Charles to report to the office on August 28 for possibility in gaining temporary employment. 25 August 1939, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Edward R. Sharp (Naval Advisory Committee for Aeronautics). Approval of the United States Civil Service Commission and is temporarily appointed Machinist. 17 October 1939, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. Letting Charles know that Aunt Rosa died last night. 18 February 1940, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letting him know that she made it back ok and that she misses him. 8 March 1940, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from P.J. Parramore District Manager. Gas and Electric bill. 20 March 1940, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from H.J.E. Reid (Naval Advisory Committee for Aeronautics). Temporary appointment as Machinist at Langley Memorial Aeronautical Laboratory effective April 4, 1940. 13 January 1942, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 2 February 1942, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [Lin?] Wells. 16 March 1948, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Fred A. Bopp. Settlement of life insurance policy with New York Life Insurance Company. 19 January 1951, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John H. Widder, Sales Manager for Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation. Response to an inquiry. 28 July 1951, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from S/Sgt. James T. Staffins \"Staff\". Form invitation from Defenders of State Sovereignty and Individual Liberties to their second annual convention at the John Marshall Hotel in Richmond. February 6, 1958. 21 November 1963, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [C?? Aubrey???]. Setting the payments for repayment of a loan.","10 items. Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from \"Your Pal\". Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from K, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from \"Lonesome Me\". 2 August n.y., correspondence to Mr. and Mrs. Diggs (father and mother of Charles R. Diggs) from Mr. and Mrs. Power. Looking forward to meeting them in view of the marriage between their daughter and the Diggs' son. Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs. Two letters and a posard consisting of correspondence to Chas from \"Noona\". Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Katy, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billecorrespondence to Charles R. Diggs from Bille. Correspondence to Charles from Aunt Belle. Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from K.","Scope and Contents 6 items. 30 August 1922, correspondence to Mr. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. We hope we have the pleasure on training your son. 9 October 1922, correspondence to Mr. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Asking Charles to make up his mind about keeping Charles R. at Piedmont. 12 October 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Outlining prices. 9 November 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Please mail him the check for $145 for room and board. 21 November 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Asking him to send a check for the time his son was in school before we was withdrawn. 30 December 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Letter saying that Charles he should start the new year straight and pay his bills on time to Piedmont.","Scope and Contents 2 items. 15 February 1923, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Send in the check for amount owed. 22 October 1923, correspondence to the debtor from United States National Adjustment Company.","Scope and Contents 7 items. 16 September 1924, correspondence to Chas from Noona. 20 December 1924, holiday greeting card to Mrc. E. Diggs from Galilee-Interstate Fish Corp. 20 December 1924, holiday greeting card to Mrc. E. Diggs from Mianus Diesel Engine Company. 22 December 1924, Season Greeting Card to Mr. and Mrsc. E. Diggs. 22 December 1924, Holiday Greeting Card to Mr. and Mrsc. E. Diggsc. 23 December 1924, correspondence to Charles E. Diggs from Methes Barrel, Stave and Lumber Co. Jno H. Dennis, Prop. Holiday greeting letter. 1924, Holiday Greeting Card from Twigg Garagec.","1 item. 5 February 1925. Letter to members of the Virginia Automobile Dealers Association.","Scope and Contents Posard, Christmas card, correspondence from Cousin C.A. White (Pap) and Hassie. High School commencement invitation from Nellie W. Armistead.","Scope and Contents Letters regarding Mathew Garden Club, insurance premium notice, beauty aids, grammar, New Point High School, Electrolux Warrentry and Public Welfare Board – correspondence with certification for Mrs. Lillian P. Diggs and invitation to be Acting Superintendant of Public Welfare for Mathews County in 1940. Address is in Susan, Virginia. 18 March 1931, correspondence to Mrsc. R. Diggs from Edward Alvey. A letter regarding the uses in English grammar, 12 August 1933, correspondence to Mrs. Diggs from Elizabeth [?]. Letter detailing the chief requirements for healthy skin by Elizabeth Arden with her signature. Item cards included. 22 August 1933, correspondence to Mrs. Diggs from Elizabeth [?]. Letter detailing skin care by Elizabeth Arden. Signature of Elizabeth Arden. Item cards included. 28 August 1934, correspondence to Mrsc.R. Diggs from Miss Maude E. Wallace. 1 October 1934, correspondence to Mrs. C. R. Diggs from G.G. [?]. Invitation to become a member of the Mathews County Woman's Club, Undated. November 10, 1931, correspondence with Thomas W. Turner about Delco Batteries in the New Point High Schoolchain letter, undated. 2008.10 Addition Wedding invitation for the wedding of Dorothy Marshall Leake and Eldridge White Smither on October 14, 1939 at Bruton Parish in Williamsburg, Virginia. Six copies plus the negative of two men sunning themselves on a deck, undated.","Scope and Contents Posards addressed to Warner Moss, Head, Department of Government, College of William and Mary. Each posard contains typed information for Virginia Counties with their Magisterial Districts either typed or handwritten beside county cities.","Mostly business ledgers and financial documents.","Rolled. Damaged from animal chewing.","Includes membership lists with dues. A few pages have names of students with grades beside their names.","Esso Receipt Book and another receipt book. 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Acc. 2007.44","/repositories/2/resources/2475","Account books","Correspondence","Ledgers (Accounting)","Photographs","Receipts (financial records)","Collection open to all researchers. Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, such as the Virginia Public Records Act (Code of Virginia. § 42.1-76-91); and the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Code of Virginia § 2.2-3705.5). Confidential material may include, but is not limited to, educational, medical, and personnel records. If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility.","Series 1, Family and Business Documents, is arranged alphabetically by subject, Series 2, Correspondence, is arranged alphabetically by correspondent, then chronologically, Box 2 and 3, Series 3, Financial Records,  is arranged alphabetically by type of record.","Charles R. Diggs lived in Mathews, Virginia. Further information about this individual or organization may be available in the Special Collections Research Center Wiki: .","Business and family papers of the Charles R. and Charles E. Diggs family of Mathews, Virginia and Susan, Virginia.  The Diggs Family owed an automobile engine business.  In 1921, it was named \"Overland and Willys Knight Automobiles Mianus Engines, \" but had other names through the years.  The family also sold seafood products. Charles Robert Diggs worked in various automotive and machine shops in the area after 1920's.","Ledger books and loan documents.","Employment history and Doctor's reports.","Employment history, school history, teacher's certificate, Woman's Club material.","Receipts, staff list, job order list, invoices, correspondence.","Accounts Receivable ledger, memo books and an address book.","Invoices, receipts, car information, teacher's contract and more.","Schedule of Direct Reduction Loan document.","Recipes, pharmacy invoices, prescriptions","Real estate, fishing news and other.","Scope and Contents Posards, advertisements and notepaper.","Black and white photograph of four women and a baby.","Advertisements and notices.","Report Card of Charles Diggs, notebooks, writing practice, book reports, small textbook, composition notebook, and Smithdeal Business College monthly reports for Charles R. Diggs.","Honorable Discharge papers from Army. Partial Military Record: October 23, 1898. \"Know ye, that Dexter Tilton, Private of Battery C, of the First Regiment of Light Artillery Volunteers…\" Correspondence between attorney Walter R. Davis of Zanesville, Ohio and attorney W.H. Power of Phoebus, Virginia. 1933.","Birthday cards, invitations and Father's Day card.","Scope and Contents June 4, 1913, correspondence to Mr. Charles R. Diggs from Josephine M. [Dairo?], having learned of his birthday and wishes him good health and happiness.","Scope and Contents 11 August, 1920, correspondence to Mr. Charles R. Diggs from unknown [K?], letter concerns fear that the writer has further insulted George Davis, and writes about the 'Rainy Day Blues' as to contest to the amount of rain they have been receiving. November 1920, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from unknown, letter scolding Charles for not writing more often and how 'Mamma' is going to Baltimore to tend to her sick Aunt. 1920, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from [K.W.], glad to hear from him in his previous letter and talk about a letter received from G.W.","Scope and Contents 12 items. March 1921, Postcard to Mr. Charles R. Diggs from unknown. 20 March, 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from Robert. Letter saying that he has moved again, and that he has just gotten back from Yorktown. 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from \"Your true pal.\" Letter of accusation toward Charles asking why he hasn't written, and saying good bye until he writes or they meet again. May 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from Katy. Letter asking Charles what she did wrong, and what she can do to fix the situation. 8 December, 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from C.A.White. Letter talking to Charles about hunting and the Xmas. 13 February, 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs and Aubrey from Chas E. Letter to his brother about day's events. 9 January, 1921, correspondence to \"My dear little brother Charles\" from Unknown. Letter asking how is and letting him now about the weather, and suggesting that he should send Aunt Julia a long letter sometime. 8 February, 1921, correspondence to Chas from his father. Letter talking about a new ignition system in the car and getting his previous letter. 10 February, 1921, correspondence to \"Sonnie\" Charles R. Diggs from [?] Diggs. Letter \"Ma and Pa\" are well and that they miss him. 11 February, 1921, correspondence to Chas from \"Dad\". Letter about the weather and how rainy it has been and that it has gotten a lot colder. Fishing is going slow. 13 February, 1921, correspondence to \"Sonnie\" from Noona and Dad. Letter Dad is doing well, and asks him to write to Aunt Julie she misses her boys. February 1921, correspondence to \"Sonnie\" from Noona and Dad.","Scope and Contents 8 items. 6 May 1922, correspondence to Mr Charles R. Diggs from Stuart Mc[Ruise?]. Letter trying to recruit for medical college of Virginia. 3 June, 1922, correspondence to Buster from Unknown. Letter stating that he will not be able to attend Buster's graduation and wishes him the best of luck on this threshold of manhood. . June 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about how much she misses him and how Charles needs to let Katherine now about his plans for the fourth of July. 1 July, 1922, correspondence to Charles from N.W. Letter saying what a great path Charles has chosen and now he will have to be patient on his path at William and Mary. 9 July, 1922, correspondence to \"Lovelie\" from Auntie. Letter asking how Charles is and telling a little about her day's events. July 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter to make up for the one lost in the mail the previous week, including a request for a photograph of Charles. July 1922, correspondence \"Diggs\" Charles R. Diggs from Unknown (she). Letter saying how lonely she is and how upset she was when she broke her string of pearls. They were lucky to have missed the storm on the fourth, but now the rain is something terrible. July 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling about her day and how she misses Charles. 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how dreary K's life is and how Charles' last letter was so uplifting.","Scope and Contents 8 items. August 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that Charles should September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles how Katherine is now considered to be his new sister by his parents. She o writes about the days events. September, 1922, correspondence to Diggs from K. Letter updating Charles as to the death of Lorraine, and how she won't go to sleep until her mother gets home from visiting Mr. Hurst's who lost Lorraine. Katherine o writes about how she pretended to shoot herself because her Pap wouldn't give her a car. September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling about the days events, how she ran into his dad and grandmother. Katherine also writes about how she is thinking about taking music lessons again. September 1922, correspondence to \"Brother\" from \"Pal\". Letter letting Charles know that \"Pal\" has sent him candy, and that she has talked to \"Mum.\" She also mentions that she has lost a lot of weight due to being sick, but her appetite is improving greatly.","Scope and Contents 6 items. September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles how Katherine is now considered to be his new sister by his parents. She also writes about the days events. September, 1922, correspondence to Diggs from K. Letter updating Charles as to the death of Lorraine, and how she won't go to sleep until her mother gets home from visiting Mr. Hurst's who lost Lorraine. Katherine also writes about how she pretended to shoot herself because her Pap wouldn't give her a car. September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling about the days events, how she ran into his dad and grandmother. Katherine also writes about how she is thinking about taking music lessons again. September 1922, correspondence to \"Brother\" from \"Pal\". Letter letting Charles know that \"Pal\" has sent him candy, and that she has talked to \"Mum.\" She also mentions that she has lost a lot of weight due to being sick, but her appetite is improving greatly. September 1922, correspondence to \"Bud\" from \"Sis.\" Letter saying how much his letter picked up her day after being peeved that her mother wanted to get dressed and go down stairs to talk with the preacher. She also requests a photo of him again.","Scope and Contents 8 items. 5 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles a funny story about receiving a letter from Willie Powell, someone she barely knew, asking about him. Also requesting a long, long letter next time. 11 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter in response to his, and saying that she is very pleased to here that Charles will finally send her a photo of himself. 17 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from Sam Jack Musick. Detailing the breadth of his scholarship. 19 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter thanking him for the picture, and she tells him she loves the cowboy photo. She also tells him about going down to the store to buy a coat. Katherine ran into a few people and when they thought she wasn't going to buy a coat they said she should and a pretty one at that because Max would be coming home this Christmas. 5 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how she went out with friends and when she got back she threw her mom's needle work in the fire thinking it was just a piece of paper. Also she is glad that he is doing better and that makes her happier, and is glad he enjoyed the chocolates she sent. 10 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles why he did not receive a letter for two weeks and telling about going out to the Court House. 14 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter asking Charles if he'll be home for Christmas and she is sorry that he is lonely. 22 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that \"Frisky\" died the night before and that her Mum cried, and that she won't forget him even if he decides that he never wants to come back home.","Scope and Contents 6 items. 2 December, 1922, correspondence to \"Bud\" from K. Letter from Katherine saying that should would have written sooner when thy arrived on Thursday night, but she and Mrs C.E. have been extremely busy. 7 December, 1922, correspondence to \"Boy\" from \"Your own pal.\" Letter from Katherine telling about the trip from Newport News, and other pieces of news regarding Mr. and Mrs. C.E. 8 December, 1922, correspondence to \"my dear boy\" from Aunt Julia. 15 December, 1922, correspondence to \"Bud\" from K. Letter from Katherine saying how upset she is that she hasn't heard from Charles, and Max is upset with her for not having him come first in her life. 18 December, 1992, correspondence to Charles from K. A typed Christmas card. 19 December, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how disappointed that he isn't coming home for Christmas.","Scope and Contents 7 January 1923, correspondence to \"Pal\" from K. Letter to Charles from K. 15 January 1923, correspondence to \"my big Boy\" from Aunt Julia. Letter to Charles. 18 January 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how much she misses him and how good it was to see him. Tells him about spending time with Max and how she is being constantly interrupted in writing this letter. 19 January, 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. 27 January 1923, correspondence to Mrcharles Robert Diggs from the president of Piedmont Business College, SJM-TM. Letter informing Charles that his \"Father\" has yet to pay his for School.","Scope and Contents 7 items 8 February 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. 21 February 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter from Katherine to Charles Diggs. 28 February 1923, correspondence to Charles from Aunt Julia. 1 March 1923, correspondence to \"Pal\" from L. Letter from Katherine telling Charles about the people dressed in masquerade costumes who came down from Beaver Dam. 7 March 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter from Katherine just asking how Charles is doing. 15 March 1923, correspondence to \"Pal\" from K. Letter from Katherine relaying a dream to Charles. 28 March 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter from Katherine relaying days events and upcoming events like her mother going away.","Scope and Contents 6 items 4 April 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles how much she misses him and her mother. She also told him about some of the candy she burned. 12 April 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles that \"Papa\" is very ill and about an experience she had with her horse trying to kick her. 19 April 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that Papa is getting worse and that he is having trouble sitting up with out getting to worse. She sent a telegram to her mother to take the next boat home. May 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Papa is doing much better, but he still isn't very strong. 16 May 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles about father and son who drifted into town traveling in their car and at night sleeping in a tent. She at first thought the son was so much like Charles. 2 June 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter to Charles letting him know she finally got one of his letters and it appeared to have been open before. She starts to question what is going on with the letters between them. She also mentions that Louis has gone and it is quiet around.","Scope and Contents 7 items. 3 July 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. There will be a funeral for Bethel,. The fourth this year is quite different than last year's. 7 July 1923, correspondence to Charles from \"Auntie.\" 1 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles about the water on the road after the rain they have been having, and that Mr. Maxwell Hudgins has been up the past two weeks. 8 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about the hot weather and around the town happenings. 23 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about how Katherine mistakenly hold Mrs. Linda that Charles had a slight cold, and the rest of the letter consisted of information about Katherine's daily life. 30 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from. \"Novella\" Letter telling Charles how much he is missed and keeping him updates as to what is going. The letter also goes on to ask to relay a message. 24 October 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles to write and that everyone has deserted her leaving her to do all the work, like her mother going to Baltimore leave and leaving her home.","Scope and Contents 4 items. 21 April 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letting Charles know that Josephine is engaged. Katherine also gives a retelling of events for the past few days. 12 May 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. 14 May 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [John?]. A letter saying how he missed him at Easter as he was in town too, and to keep in contact. 21 May 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Lettering answering Charles question about raising chickens for a living and telling him he should do it with her. Lay also writes about her mother going up to Baltimore.","Scope and Contents 6 items. 4 June 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [Nellie?] Williams card saying with a thankful meaning. 5 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from John Cidkins. Letter to Charles saying he got his letter three weeks ago and that he joined the Y. Tolbert and [J?]ill are living with him now. 5 June 1924, correspondence to Charles Robert from Florence. Letter thanking him for his gift. 12 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. 22 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from Kelly. Mr. Smithfield is no longer at the College Daily. 24 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. telling him about her ducks and that she is mad at Mac for not wanting to take her to the movies and her mom for not being home this week.","Scope and Contents 7 items. 13 July 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Auntie. 15 July, 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that she and Aunt Mae will be making a trip to Norfolk soon, and asks if he went to Matthew's last Saturday. 17 July, 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that her mother hasn't written yet and that Ola came down on the fourth. 12 Oct. 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Professor R. Ingham requesting Charles for a more recent photograph of himself. 23 Oct. 1924, correspondence from Charles R. Diggs to Professor R. Ingham. Letter telling Professor Ingham that he vouches highly for the program at Smithfield and hopes to send two friends its way. 20 December 1924, greeting card from Mianus Diesel Engine Company to Charles R. Diggsc. 23 December 1924, Christmas and News Years Card from Miss Katherine Louis McKinney to Charles R. Diggs. 27 December 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. thanking him for the Christmas gift, but won't open it until her mother gets home. She didn't even send anyone gifts or attend Christmas dinner at her \"Mummies.\"","Scope and Contents 3 items. 1924, correspondence to Charles from \"Billie\". Letter telling Charles that \"Billie\" can't wait to see him. 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about the raining flood. 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from C.A.W. Letter thanking for the photos.","Scope and Contents 9 items. 7 May 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter about how disappointed \"Billie\" was that Charles didn't come down. 11 June 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 24 June 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 27 June 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 1 July 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 22 July 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 11 May 1926, correspondence to Mr C.R. Diggs from Paul A. Speny. 22 December 1928, card to Mr. Mrscharles Diggs from Garry and Fay Miller. 23 December 1928, card to Mr. Mrscharles Diggs from Garry and Fay Miller.","Scope and Contents 5 items. 23 June 1932, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from the National Rifle Association. Membership newsletter letter. 23 December 1932, correspondence to Whom it may concern from Commonwealth's Attorney of Mathew's County. A letter of recommendation for Charles. 16 October 1933, correspondence from W.B. Smith. Letter commending Charles R. Diggs and recommending his services. 6 July 1935, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie.","Scope and Contents 6 items. 31 January 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John. Letter detailing his trip to Charles. 3 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 10 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 17 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 24 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 31 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad.","Scope and Contents 11 items. 29 May 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John. 7 June 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Aubrey. Letter telling Charles that his car is in bad shape and they were in an accident. 13 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John. 22 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 25 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter telling Charles the sad things that have been happening lately. Dr. Haskin sent 2 of Edgar Hunt's children to the hospital for suspected poisoning. 27 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 27 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 28 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter asking Charles if he wants her to bring anything up for him and an update of what is going on. 29 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from \"[Noona??].\" 31 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter to just say hi and to say that she is going to the doctor to see what is wrong with her as she has been having trouble with her stomach.","Scope and Contents 6 items. 6 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs and Billie from \"[Noona??]\". Glad to hear that Billie made it up there safe. Mrs. Hunt is very sick and is afraid she caught a germ. . . 10 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Mrcolie [Borum] died on Sunday and will be buried today, and Fred Moughou is still ill. 10 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 15 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie letting Charles know she got home safe and an update of what is going on. 17 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 19 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Discussing what Charles will do if he quits.","Scope and Contents 13 items. 20 December 1938, Card to Mr. and Mrscharles R. Diggs from Sallie M. [Dallis?]. 25 August 1939, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Edward R. Sharp (Naval Advisory Committee for Aeronautics). Asking Charles to report to the office on August 28 for possibility in gaining temporary employment. 25 August 1939, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Edward R. Sharp (Naval Advisory Committee for Aeronautics). Approval of the United States Civil Service Commission and is temporarily appointed Machinist. 17 October 1939, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. Letting Charles know that Aunt Rosa died last night. 18 February 1940, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letting him know that she made it back ok and that she misses him. 8 March 1940, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from P.J. Parramore District Manager. Gas and Electric bill. 20 March 1940, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from H.J.E. Reid (Naval Advisory Committee for Aeronautics). Temporary appointment as Machinist at Langley Memorial Aeronautical Laboratory effective April 4, 1940. 13 January 1942, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 2 February 1942, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [Lin?] Wells. 16 March 1948, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Fred A. Bopp. Settlement of life insurance policy with New York Life Insurance Company. 19 January 1951, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John H. Widder, Sales Manager for Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation. Response to an inquiry. 28 July 1951, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from S/Sgt. James T. Staffins \"Staff\". Form invitation from Defenders of State Sovereignty and Individual Liberties to their second annual convention at the John Marshall Hotel in Richmond. February 6, 1958. 21 November 1963, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [C?? Aubrey???]. Setting the payments for repayment of a loan.","10 items. Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from \"Your Pal\". Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from K, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from \"Lonesome Me\". 2 August n.y., correspondence to Mr. and Mrs. Diggs (father and mother of Charles R. Diggs) from Mr. and Mrs. Power. Looking forward to meeting them in view of the marriage between their daughter and the Diggs' son. Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs. Two letters and a posard consisting of correspondence to Chas from \"Noona\". Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Katy, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billecorrespondence to Charles R. Diggs from Bille. Correspondence to Charles from Aunt Belle. Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from K.","Scope and Contents 6 items. 30 August 1922, correspondence to Mr. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. We hope we have the pleasure on training your son. 9 October 1922, correspondence to Mr. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Asking Charles to make up his mind about keeping Charles R. at Piedmont. 12 October 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Outlining prices. 9 November 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Please mail him the check for $145 for room and board. 21 November 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Asking him to send a check for the time his son was in school before we was withdrawn. 30 December 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Letter saying that Charles he should start the new year straight and pay his bills on time to Piedmont.","Scope and Contents 2 items. 15 February 1923, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Send in the check for amount owed. 22 October 1923, correspondence to the debtor from United States National Adjustment Company.","Scope and Contents 7 items. 16 September 1924, correspondence to Chas from Noona. 20 December 1924, holiday greeting card to Mrc. E. Diggs from Galilee-Interstate Fish Corp. 20 December 1924, holiday greeting card to Mrc. E. Diggs from Mianus Diesel Engine Company. 22 December 1924, Season Greeting Card to Mr. and Mrsc. E. Diggs. 22 December 1924, Holiday Greeting Card to Mr. and Mrsc. E. Diggsc. 23 December 1924, correspondence to Charles E. Diggs from Methes Barrel, Stave and Lumber Co. Jno H. Dennis, Prop. Holiday greeting letter. 1924, Holiday Greeting Card from Twigg Garagec.","1 item. 5 February 1925. Letter to members of the Virginia Automobile Dealers Association.","Scope and Contents Posard, Christmas card, correspondence from Cousin C.A. White (Pap) and Hassie. High School commencement invitation from Nellie W. Armistead.","Scope and Contents Letters regarding Mathew Garden Club, insurance premium notice, beauty aids, grammar, New Point High School, Electrolux Warrentry and Public Welfare Board – correspondence with certification for Mrs. Lillian P. Diggs and invitation to be Acting Superintendant of Public Welfare for Mathews County in 1940. Address is in Susan, Virginia. 18 March 1931, correspondence to Mrsc. R. Diggs from Edward Alvey. A letter regarding the uses in English grammar, 12 August 1933, correspondence to Mrs. Diggs from Elizabeth [?]. Letter detailing the chief requirements for healthy skin by Elizabeth Arden with her signature. Item cards included. 22 August 1933, correspondence to Mrs. Diggs from Elizabeth [?]. Letter detailing skin care by Elizabeth Arden. Signature of Elizabeth Arden. Item cards included. 28 August 1934, correspondence to Mrsc.R. Diggs from Miss Maude E. Wallace. 1 October 1934, correspondence to Mrs. C. R. Diggs from G.G. [?]. Invitation to become a member of the Mathews County Woman's Club, Undated. November 10, 1931, correspondence with Thomas W. Turner about Delco Batteries in the New Point High Schoolchain letter, undated. 2008.10 Addition Wedding invitation for the wedding of Dorothy Marshall Leake and Eldridge White Smither on October 14, 1939 at Bruton Parish in Williamsburg, Virginia. Six copies plus the negative of two men sunning themselves on a deck, undated.","Scope and Contents Posards addressed to Warner Moss, Head, Department of Government, College of William and Mary. Each posard contains typed information for Virginia Counties with their Magisterial Districts either typed or handwritten beside county cities.","Mostly business ledgers and financial documents.","Rolled. Damaged from animal chewing.","Includes membership lists with dues. A few pages have names of students with grades beside their names.","Esso Receipt Book and another receipt book. Either empty or mostly empty.","Before reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library.","Special Collections Research Center","English"],"collection_title_tesim":["Diggs Family Papers, 1914/1960, bulk 1920/1940"],"collection_ssim":["Diggs Family Papers, 1914/1960, bulk 1920/1940"],"level_ssm":["collection"],"level_ssim":["Collection"],"unitid_ssm":["Mss. Acc. 2007.44","/repositories/2/resources/2475"],"unitid_tesim":["Mss. 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The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility."],"arrangement_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eSeries 1, Family and Business Documents, is arranged alphabetically by subject, Series 2, Correspondence, is arranged alphabetically by correspondent, then chronologically, Box 2 and 3, Series 3, Financial Records,  is arranged alphabetically by type of record.\u003c/p\u003e  "],"arrangement_heading_ssm":["Arrangement of Materials:"],"arrangement_tesim":["Series 1, Family and Business Documents, is arranged alphabetically by subject, Series 2, Correspondence, is arranged alphabetically by correspondent, then chronologically, Box 2 and 3, Series 3, Financial Records,  is arranged alphabetically by type of record."],"bioghist_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eCharles R. Diggs lived in Mathews, Virginia. Further information about this individual or organization may be available in the Special Collections Research Center Wiki: \u003cextref href=\"http://scdbwiki.swem.wm.edu/wiki/index.php/Charles_R._Diggs\" title=\"Charles R. Diggs\"\u003e\u003c/extref\u003e.\u003c/p\u003e  "],"bioghist_heading_ssm":["Biographical Information:"],"bioghist_tesim":["Charles R. Diggs lived in Mathews, Virginia. Further information about this individual or organization may be available in the Special Collections Research Center Wiki: ."],"prefercite_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eDiggs Family Papers, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, College of William and Mary\u003c/p\u003e  "],"prefercite_tesim":["Diggs Family Papers, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, College of William and Mary"],"scopecontent_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eBusiness and family papers of the Charles R. and Charles E. Diggs family of Mathews, Virginia and Susan, Virginia.  The Diggs Family owed an automobile engine business.  In 1921, it was named \"Overland and Willys Knight Automobiles Mianus Engines, \" but had other names through the years.  The family also sold seafood products. Charles Robert Diggs worked in various automotive and machine shops in the area after 1920's.\u003c/p\u003e  ","\u003cp\u003eLedger books and loan documents.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEmployment history and Doctor's reports.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEmployment history, school history, teacher's certificate, Woman's Club material.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eReceipts, staff list, job order list, invoices, correspondence.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAccounts Receivable ledger, memo books and an address book.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eInvoices, receipts, car information, teacher's contract and more.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eSchedule of Direct Reduction Loan document.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eRecipes, pharmacy invoices, prescriptions\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eReal estate, fishing news and other.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents Posards, advertisements and notepaper.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBlack and white photograph of four women and a baby.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAdvertisements and notices.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eReport Card of Charles Diggs, notebooks, writing practice, book reports, small textbook, composition notebook, and Smithdeal Business College monthly reports for Charles R. Diggs.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eHonorable Discharge papers from Army. Partial Military Record: October 23, 1898. \"Know ye, that Dexter Tilton, Private of Battery C, of the First Regiment of Light Artillery Volunteers…\" Correspondence between attorney Walter R. Davis of Zanesville, Ohio and attorney W.H. Power of Phoebus, Virginia. 1933.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBirthday cards, invitations and Father's Day card.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents June 4, 1913, correspondence to Mr. Charles R. Diggs from Josephine M. [Dairo?], having learned of his birthday and wishes him good health and happiness.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 11 August, 1920, correspondence to Mr. Charles R. Diggs from unknown [K?], letter concerns fear that the writer has further insulted George Davis, and writes about the 'Rainy Day Blues' as to contest to the amount of rain they have been receiving. November 1920, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from unknown, letter scolding Charles for not writing more often and how 'Mamma' is going to Baltimore to tend to her sick Aunt. 1920, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from [K.W.], glad to hear from him in his previous letter and talk about a letter received from G.W.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 12 items. March 1921, Postcard to Mr. Charles R. Diggs from unknown. 20 March, 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from Robert. Letter saying that he has moved again, and that he has just gotten back from Yorktown. 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from \"Your true pal.\" Letter of accusation toward Charles asking why he hasn't written, and saying good bye until he writes or they meet again. May 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from Katy. Letter asking Charles what she did wrong, and what she can do to fix the situation. 8 December, 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from C.A.White. Letter talking to Charles about hunting and the Xmas. 13 February, 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs and Aubrey from Chas E. Letter to his brother about day's events. 9 January, 1921, correspondence to \"My dear little brother Charles\" from Unknown. Letter asking how is and letting him now about the weather, and suggesting that he should send Aunt Julia a long letter sometime. 8 February, 1921, correspondence to Chas from his father. Letter talking about a new ignition system in the car and getting his previous letter. 10 February, 1921, correspondence to \"Sonnie\" Charles R. Diggs from [?] Diggs. Letter \"Ma and Pa\" are well and that they miss him. 11 February, 1921, correspondence to Chas from \"Dad\". Letter about the weather and how rainy it has been and that it has gotten a lot colder. Fishing is going slow. 13 February, 1921, correspondence to \"Sonnie\" from Noona and Dad. Letter Dad is doing well, and asks him to write to Aunt Julie she misses her boys. February 1921, correspondence to \"Sonnie\" from Noona and Dad.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 8 items. 6 May 1922, correspondence to Mr Charles R. Diggs from Stuart Mc[Ruise?]. Letter trying to recruit for medical college of Virginia. 3 June, 1922, correspondence to Buster from Unknown. Letter stating that he will not be able to attend Buster's graduation and wishes him the best of luck on this threshold of manhood. . June 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about how much she misses him and how Charles needs to let Katherine now about his plans for the fourth of July. 1 July, 1922, correspondence to Charles from N.W. Letter saying what a great path Charles has chosen and now he will have to be patient on his path at William and Mary. 9 July, 1922, correspondence to \"Lovelie\" from Auntie. Letter asking how Charles is and telling a little about her day's events. July 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter to make up for the one lost in the mail the previous week, including a request for a photograph of Charles. July 1922, correspondence \"Diggs\" Charles R. Diggs from Unknown (she). Letter saying how lonely she is and how upset she was when she broke her string of pearls. They were lucky to have missed the storm on the fourth, but now the rain is something terrible. July 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling about her day and how she misses Charles. 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how dreary K's life is and how Charles' last letter was so uplifting.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 8 items. August 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that Charles should September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles how Katherine is now considered to be his new sister by his parents. She o writes about the days events. September, 1922, correspondence to Diggs from K. Letter updating Charles as to the death of Lorraine, and how she won't go to sleep until her mother gets home from visiting Mr. Hurst's who lost Lorraine. Katherine o writes about how she pretended to shoot herself because her Pap wouldn't give her a car. September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling about the days events, how she ran into his dad and grandmother. Katherine also writes about how she is thinking about taking music lessons again. September 1922, correspondence to \"Brother\" from \"Pal\". Letter letting Charles know that \"Pal\" has sent him candy, and that she has talked to \"Mum.\" She also mentions that she has lost a lot of weight due to being sick, but her appetite is improving greatly.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 6 items. September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles how Katherine is now considered to be his new sister by his parents. She also writes about the days events. September, 1922, correspondence to Diggs from K. Letter updating Charles as to the death of Lorraine, and how she won't go to sleep until her mother gets home from visiting Mr. Hurst's who lost Lorraine. Katherine also writes about how she pretended to shoot herself because her Pap wouldn't give her a car. September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling about the days events, how she ran into his dad and grandmother. Katherine also writes about how she is thinking about taking music lessons again. September 1922, correspondence to \"Brother\" from \"Pal\". Letter letting Charles know that \"Pal\" has sent him candy, and that she has talked to \"Mum.\" She also mentions that she has lost a lot of weight due to being sick, but her appetite is improving greatly. September 1922, correspondence to \"Bud\" from \"Sis.\" Letter saying how much his letter picked up her day after being peeved that her mother wanted to get dressed and go down stairs to talk with the preacher. She also requests a photo of him again.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 8 items. 5 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles a funny story about receiving a letter from Willie Powell, someone she barely knew, asking about him. Also requesting a long, long letter next time. 11 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter in response to his, and saying that she is very pleased to here that Charles will finally send her a photo of himself. 17 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from Sam Jack Musick. Detailing the breadth of his scholarship. 19 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter thanking him for the picture, and she tells him she loves the cowboy photo. She also tells him about going down to the store to buy a coat. Katherine ran into a few people and when they thought she wasn't going to buy a coat they said she should and a pretty one at that because Max would be coming home this Christmas. 5 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how she went out with friends and when she got back she threw her mom's needle work in the fire thinking it was just a piece of paper. Also she is glad that he is doing better and that makes her happier, and is glad he enjoyed the chocolates she sent. 10 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles why he did not receive a letter for two weeks and telling about going out to the Court House. 14 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter asking Charles if he'll be home for Christmas and she is sorry that he is lonely. 22 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that \"Frisky\" died the night before and that her Mum cried, and that she won't forget him even if he decides that he never wants to come back home.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 6 items. 2 December, 1922, correspondence to \"Bud\" from K. Letter from Katherine saying that should would have written sooner when thy arrived on Thursday night, but she and Mrs C.E. have been extremely busy. 7 December, 1922, correspondence to \"Boy\" from \"Your own pal.\" Letter from Katherine telling about the trip from Newport News, and other pieces of news regarding Mr. and Mrs. C.E. 8 December, 1922, correspondence to \"my dear boy\" from Aunt Julia. 15 December, 1922, correspondence to \"Bud\" from K. Letter from Katherine saying how upset she is that she hasn't heard from Charles, and Max is upset with her for not having him come first in her life. 18 December, 1992, correspondence to Charles from K. A typed Christmas card. 19 December, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how disappointed that he isn't coming home for Christmas.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 7 January 1923, correspondence to \"Pal\" from K. Letter to Charles from K. 15 January 1923, correspondence to \"my big Boy\" from Aunt Julia. Letter to Charles. 18 January 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how much she misses him and how good it was to see him. Tells him about spending time with Max and how she is being constantly interrupted in writing this letter. 19 January, 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. 27 January 1923, correspondence to Mrcharles Robert Diggs from the president of Piedmont Business College, SJM-TM. Letter informing Charles that his \"Father\" has yet to pay his for School.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 7 items 8 February 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. 21 February 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter from Katherine to Charles Diggs. 28 February 1923, correspondence to Charles from Aunt Julia. 1 March 1923, correspondence to \"Pal\" from L. Letter from Katherine telling Charles about the people dressed in masquerade costumes who came down from Beaver Dam. 7 March 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter from Katherine just asking how Charles is doing. 15 March 1923, correspondence to \"Pal\" from K. Letter from Katherine relaying a dream to Charles. 28 March 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter from Katherine relaying days events and upcoming events like her mother going away.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 6 items 4 April 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles how much she misses him and her mother. She also told him about some of the candy she burned. 12 April 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles that \"Papa\" is very ill and about an experience she had with her horse trying to kick her. 19 April 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that Papa is getting worse and that he is having trouble sitting up with out getting to worse. She sent a telegram to her mother to take the next boat home. May 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Papa is doing much better, but he still isn't very strong. 16 May 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles about father and son who drifted into town traveling in their car and at night sleeping in a tent. She at first thought the son was so much like Charles. 2 June 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter to Charles letting him know she finally got one of his letters and it appeared to have been open before. She starts to question what is going on with the letters between them. She also mentions that Louis has gone and it is quiet around.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 7 items. 3 July 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. There will be a funeral for Bethel,. The fourth this year is quite different than last year's. 7 July 1923, correspondence to Charles from \"Auntie.\" 1 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles about the water on the road after the rain they have been having, and that Mr. Maxwell Hudgins has been up the past two weeks. 8 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about the hot weather and around the town happenings. 23 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about how Katherine mistakenly hold Mrs. Linda that Charles had a slight cold, and the rest of the letter consisted of information about Katherine's daily life. 30 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from. \"Novella\" Letter telling Charles how much he is missed and keeping him updates as to what is going. The letter also goes on to ask to relay a message. 24 October 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles to write and that everyone has deserted her leaving her to do all the work, like her mother going to Baltimore leave and leaving her home.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 4 items. 21 April 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letting Charles know that Josephine is engaged. Katherine also gives a retelling of events for the past few days. 12 May 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. 14 May 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [John?]. A letter saying how he missed him at Easter as he was in town too, and to keep in contact. 21 May 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Lettering answering Charles question about raising chickens for a living and telling him he should do it with her. Lay also writes about her mother going up to Baltimore.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 6 items. 4 June 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [Nellie?] Williams card saying with a thankful meaning. 5 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from John Cidkins. Letter to Charles saying he got his letter three weeks ago and that he joined the Y. Tolbert and [J?]ill are living with him now. 5 June 1924, correspondence to Charles Robert from Florence. Letter thanking him for his gift. 12 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. 22 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from Kelly. Mr. Smithfield is no longer at the College Daily. 24 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. telling him about her ducks and that she is mad at Mac for not wanting to take her to the movies and her mom for not being home this week.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 7 items. 13 July 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Auntie. 15 July, 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that she and Aunt Mae will be making a trip to Norfolk soon, and asks if he went to Matthew's last Saturday. 17 July, 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that her mother hasn't written yet and that Ola came down on the fourth. 12 Oct. 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Professor R. Ingham requesting Charles for a more recent photograph of himself. 23 Oct. 1924, correspondence from Charles R. Diggs to Professor R. Ingham. Letter telling Professor Ingham that he vouches highly for the program at Smithfield and hopes to send two friends its way. 20 December 1924, greeting card from Mianus Diesel Engine Company to Charles R. Diggsc. 23 December 1924, Christmas and News Years Card from Miss Katherine Louis McKinney to Charles R. Diggs. 27 December 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. thanking him for the Christmas gift, but won't open it until her mother gets home. She didn't even send anyone gifts or attend Christmas dinner at her \"Mummies.\"\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 3 items. 1924, correspondence to Charles from \"Billie\". Letter telling Charles that \"Billie\" can't wait to see him. 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about the raining flood. 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from C.A.W. Letter thanking for the photos.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 9 items. 7 May 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter about how disappointed \"Billie\" was that Charles didn't come down. 11 June 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 24 June 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 27 June 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 1 July 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 22 July 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 11 May 1926, correspondence to Mr C.R. Diggs from Paul A. Speny. 22 December 1928, card to Mr. Mrscharles Diggs from Garry and Fay Miller. 23 December 1928, card to Mr. Mrscharles Diggs from Garry and Fay Miller.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 5 items. 23 June 1932, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from the National Rifle Association. Membership newsletter letter. 23 December 1932, correspondence to Whom it may concern from Commonwealth's Attorney of Mathew's County. A letter of recommendation for Charles. 16 October 1933, correspondence from W.B. Smith. Letter commending Charles R. Diggs and recommending his services. 6 July 1935, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 6 items. 31 January 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John. Letter detailing his trip to Charles. 3 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 10 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 17 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 24 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 31 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 11 items. 29 May 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John. 7 June 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Aubrey. Letter telling Charles that his car is in bad shape and they were in an accident. 13 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John. 22 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 25 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter telling Charles the sad things that have been happening lately. Dr. Haskin sent 2 of Edgar Hunt's children to the hospital for suspected poisoning. 27 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 27 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 28 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter asking Charles if he wants her to bring anything up for him and an update of what is going on. 29 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from \"[Noona??].\" 31 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter to just say hi and to say that she is going to the doctor to see what is wrong with her as she has been having trouble with her stomach.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 6 items. 6 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs and Billie from \"[Noona??]\". Glad to hear that Billie made it up there safe. Mrs. Hunt is very sick and is afraid she caught a germ. . . 10 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Mrcolie [Borum] died on Sunday and will be buried today, and Fred Moughou is still ill. 10 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 15 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie letting Charles know she got home safe and an update of what is going on. 17 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 19 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Discussing what Charles will do if he quits.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 13 items. 20 December 1938, Card to Mr. and Mrscharles R. Diggs from Sallie M. [Dallis?]. 25 August 1939, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Edward R. Sharp (Naval Advisory Committee for Aeronautics). Asking Charles to report to the office on August 28 for possibility in gaining temporary employment. 25 August 1939, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Edward R. Sharp (Naval Advisory Committee for Aeronautics). Approval of the United States Civil Service Commission and is temporarily appointed Machinist. 17 October 1939, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. Letting Charles know that Aunt Rosa died last night. 18 February 1940, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letting him know that she made it back ok and that she misses him. 8 March 1940, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from P.J. Parramore District Manager. Gas and Electric bill. 20 March 1940, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from H.J.E. Reid (Naval Advisory Committee for Aeronautics). Temporary appointment as Machinist at Langley Memorial Aeronautical Laboratory effective April 4, 1940. 13 January 1942, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 2 February 1942, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [Lin?] Wells. 16 March 1948, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Fred A. Bopp. Settlement of life insurance policy with New York Life Insurance Company. 19 January 1951, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John H. Widder, Sales Manager for Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation. Response to an inquiry. 28 July 1951, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from S/Sgt. James T. Staffins \"Staff\". Form invitation from Defenders of State Sovereignty and Individual Liberties to their second annual convention at the John Marshall Hotel in Richmond. February 6, 1958. 21 November 1963, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [C?? Aubrey???]. Setting the payments for repayment of a loan.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e10 items. Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from \"Your Pal\". Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from K, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from \"Lonesome Me\". 2 August n.y., correspondence to Mr. and Mrs. Diggs (father and mother of Charles R. Diggs) from Mr. and Mrs. Power. Looking forward to meeting them in view of the marriage between their daughter and the Diggs' son. Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs. Two letters and a posard consisting of correspondence to Chas from \"Noona\". Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Katy, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billecorrespondence to Charles R. Diggs from Bille. Correspondence to Charles from Aunt Belle. Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from K.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 6 items. 30 August 1922, correspondence to Mr. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. We hope we have the pleasure on training your son. 9 October 1922, correspondence to Mr. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Asking Charles to make up his mind about keeping Charles R. at Piedmont. 12 October 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Outlining prices. 9 November 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Please mail him the check for $145 for room and board. 21 November 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Asking him to send a check for the time his son was in school before we was withdrawn. 30 December 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Letter saying that Charles he should start the new year straight and pay his bills on time to Piedmont.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 2 items. 15 February 1923, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Send in the check for amount owed. 22 October 1923, correspondence to the debtor from United States National Adjustment Company.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents 7 items. 16 September 1924, correspondence to Chas from Noona. 20 December 1924, holiday greeting card to Mrc. E. Diggs from Galilee-Interstate Fish Corp. 20 December 1924, holiday greeting card to Mrc. E. Diggs from Mianus Diesel Engine Company. 22 December 1924, Season Greeting Card to Mr. and Mrsc. E. Diggs. 22 December 1924, Holiday Greeting Card to Mr. and Mrsc. E. Diggsc. 23 December 1924, correspondence to Charles E. Diggs from Methes Barrel, Stave and Lumber Co. Jno H. Dennis, Prop. Holiday greeting letter. 1924, Holiday Greeting Card from Twigg Garagec.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e1 item. 5 February 1925. Letter to members of the Virginia Automobile Dealers Association.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents Posard, Christmas card, correspondence from Cousin C.A. White (Pap) and Hassie. High School commencement invitation from Nellie W. Armistead.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents Letters regarding Mathew Garden Club, insurance premium notice, beauty aids, grammar, New Point High School, Electrolux Warrentry and Public Welfare Board – correspondence with certification for Mrs. Lillian P. Diggs and invitation to be Acting Superintendant of Public Welfare for Mathews County in 1940. Address is in Susan, Virginia. 18 March 1931, correspondence to Mrsc. R. Diggs from Edward Alvey. A letter regarding the uses in English grammar, 12 August 1933, correspondence to Mrs. Diggs from Elizabeth [?]. Letter detailing the chief requirements for healthy skin by Elizabeth Arden with her signature. Item cards included. 22 August 1933, correspondence to Mrs. Diggs from Elizabeth [?]. Letter detailing skin care by Elizabeth Arden. Signature of Elizabeth Arden. Item cards included. 28 August 1934, correspondence to Mrsc.R. Diggs from Miss Maude E. Wallace. 1 October 1934, correspondence to Mrs. C. R. Diggs from G.G. [?]. Invitation to become a member of the Mathews County Woman's Club, Undated. November 10, 1931, correspondence with Thomas W. Turner about Delco Batteries in the New Point High Schoolchain letter, undated. 2008.10 Addition Wedding invitation for the wedding of Dorothy Marshall Leake and Eldridge White Smither on October 14, 1939 at Bruton Parish in Williamsburg, Virginia. Six copies plus the negative of two men sunning themselves on a deck, undated.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents Posards addressed to Warner Moss, Head, Department of Government, College of William and Mary. Each posard contains typed information for Virginia Counties with their Magisterial Districts either typed or handwritten beside county cities.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eMostly business ledgers and financial documents.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eRolled. Damaged from animal chewing.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eIncludes membership lists with dues. A few pages have names of students with grades beside their names.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEsso Receipt Book and another receipt book. 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Diggs family of Mathews, Virginia and Susan, Virginia.  The Diggs Family owed an automobile engine business.  In 1921, it was named \"Overland and Willys Knight Automobiles Mianus Engines, \" but had other names through the years.  The family also sold seafood products. Charles Robert Diggs worked in various automotive and machine shops in the area after 1920's.","Ledger books and loan documents.","Employment history and Doctor's reports.","Employment history, school history, teacher's certificate, Woman's Club material.","Receipts, staff list, job order list, invoices, correspondence.","Accounts Receivable ledger, memo books and an address book.","Invoices, receipts, car information, teacher's contract and more.","Schedule of Direct Reduction Loan document.","Recipes, pharmacy invoices, prescriptions","Real estate, fishing news and other.","Scope and Contents Posards, advertisements and notepaper.","Black and white photograph of four women and a baby.","Advertisements and notices.","Report Card of Charles Diggs, notebooks, writing practice, book reports, small textbook, composition notebook, and Smithdeal Business College monthly reports for Charles R. Diggs.","Honorable Discharge papers from Army. Partial Military Record: October 23, 1898. \"Know ye, that Dexter Tilton, Private of Battery C, of the First Regiment of Light Artillery Volunteers…\" Correspondence between attorney Walter R. Davis of Zanesville, Ohio and attorney W.H. Power of Phoebus, Virginia. 1933.","Birthday cards, invitations and Father's Day card.","Scope and Contents June 4, 1913, correspondence to Mr. Charles R. Diggs from Josephine M. [Dairo?], having learned of his birthday and wishes him good health and happiness.","Scope and Contents 11 August, 1920, correspondence to Mr. Charles R. Diggs from unknown [K?], letter concerns fear that the writer has further insulted George Davis, and writes about the 'Rainy Day Blues' as to contest to the amount of rain they have been receiving. November 1920, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from unknown, letter scolding Charles for not writing more often and how 'Mamma' is going to Baltimore to tend to her sick Aunt. 1920, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from [K.W.], glad to hear from him in his previous letter and talk about a letter received from G.W.","Scope and Contents 12 items. March 1921, Postcard to Mr. Charles R. Diggs from unknown. 20 March, 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from Robert. Letter saying that he has moved again, and that he has just gotten back from Yorktown. 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from \"Your true pal.\" Letter of accusation toward Charles asking why he hasn't written, and saying good bye until he writes or they meet again. May 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from Katy. Letter asking Charles what she did wrong, and what she can do to fix the situation. 8 December, 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from C.A.White. Letter talking to Charles about hunting and the Xmas. 13 February, 1921, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs and Aubrey from Chas E. Letter to his brother about day's events. 9 January, 1921, correspondence to \"My dear little brother Charles\" from Unknown. Letter asking how is and letting him now about the weather, and suggesting that he should send Aunt Julia a long letter sometime. 8 February, 1921, correspondence to Chas from his father. Letter talking about a new ignition system in the car and getting his previous letter. 10 February, 1921, correspondence to \"Sonnie\" Charles R. Diggs from [?] Diggs. Letter \"Ma and Pa\" are well and that they miss him. 11 February, 1921, correspondence to Chas from \"Dad\". Letter about the weather and how rainy it has been and that it has gotten a lot colder. Fishing is going slow. 13 February, 1921, correspondence to \"Sonnie\" from Noona and Dad. Letter Dad is doing well, and asks him to write to Aunt Julie she misses her boys. February 1921, correspondence to \"Sonnie\" from Noona and Dad.","Scope and Contents 8 items. 6 May 1922, correspondence to Mr Charles R. Diggs from Stuart Mc[Ruise?]. Letter trying to recruit for medical college of Virginia. 3 June, 1922, correspondence to Buster from Unknown. Letter stating that he will not be able to attend Buster's graduation and wishes him the best of luck on this threshold of manhood. . June 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about how much she misses him and how Charles needs to let Katherine now about his plans for the fourth of July. 1 July, 1922, correspondence to Charles from N.W. Letter saying what a great path Charles has chosen and now he will have to be patient on his path at William and Mary. 9 July, 1922, correspondence to \"Lovelie\" from Auntie. Letter asking how Charles is and telling a little about her day's events. July 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter to make up for the one lost in the mail the previous week, including a request for a photograph of Charles. July 1922, correspondence \"Diggs\" Charles R. Diggs from Unknown (she). Letter saying how lonely she is and how upset she was when she broke her string of pearls. They were lucky to have missed the storm on the fourth, but now the rain is something terrible. July 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling about her day and how she misses Charles. 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how dreary K's life is and how Charles' last letter was so uplifting.","Scope and Contents 8 items. August 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that Charles should September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles how Katherine is now considered to be his new sister by his parents. She o writes about the days events. September, 1922, correspondence to Diggs from K. Letter updating Charles as to the death of Lorraine, and how she won't go to sleep until her mother gets home from visiting Mr. Hurst's who lost Lorraine. Katherine o writes about how she pretended to shoot herself because her Pap wouldn't give her a car. September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling about the days events, how she ran into his dad and grandmother. Katherine also writes about how she is thinking about taking music lessons again. September 1922, correspondence to \"Brother\" from \"Pal\". Letter letting Charles know that \"Pal\" has sent him candy, and that she has talked to \"Mum.\" She also mentions that she has lost a lot of weight due to being sick, but her appetite is improving greatly.","Scope and Contents 6 items. September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles how Katherine is now considered to be his new sister by his parents. She also writes about the days events. September, 1922, correspondence to Diggs from K. Letter updating Charles as to the death of Lorraine, and how she won't go to sleep until her mother gets home from visiting Mr. Hurst's who lost Lorraine. Katherine also writes about how she pretended to shoot herself because her Pap wouldn't give her a car. September, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling about the days events, how she ran into his dad and grandmother. Katherine also writes about how she is thinking about taking music lessons again. September 1922, correspondence to \"Brother\" from \"Pal\". Letter letting Charles know that \"Pal\" has sent him candy, and that she has talked to \"Mum.\" She also mentions that she has lost a lot of weight due to being sick, but her appetite is improving greatly. September 1922, correspondence to \"Bud\" from \"Sis.\" Letter saying how much his letter picked up her day after being peeved that her mother wanted to get dressed and go down stairs to talk with the preacher. She also requests a photo of him again.","Scope and Contents 8 items. 5 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles a funny story about receiving a letter from Willie Powell, someone she barely knew, asking about him. Also requesting a long, long letter next time. 11 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter in response to his, and saying that she is very pleased to here that Charles will finally send her a photo of himself. 17 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from Sam Jack Musick. Detailing the breadth of his scholarship. 19 October 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter thanking him for the picture, and she tells him she loves the cowboy photo. She also tells him about going down to the store to buy a coat. Katherine ran into a few people and when they thought she wasn't going to buy a coat they said she should and a pretty one at that because Max would be coming home this Christmas. 5 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how she went out with friends and when she got back she threw her mom's needle work in the fire thinking it was just a piece of paper. Also she is glad that he is doing better and that makes her happier, and is glad he enjoyed the chocolates she sent. 10 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles why he did not receive a letter for two weeks and telling about going out to the Court House. 14 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter asking Charles if he'll be home for Christmas and she is sorry that he is lonely. 22 November 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that \"Frisky\" died the night before and that her Mum cried, and that she won't forget him even if he decides that he never wants to come back home.","Scope and Contents 6 items. 2 December, 1922, correspondence to \"Bud\" from K. Letter from Katherine saying that should would have written sooner when thy arrived on Thursday night, but she and Mrs C.E. have been extremely busy. 7 December, 1922, correspondence to \"Boy\" from \"Your own pal.\" Letter from Katherine telling about the trip from Newport News, and other pieces of news regarding Mr. and Mrs. C.E. 8 December, 1922, correspondence to \"my dear boy\" from Aunt Julia. 15 December, 1922, correspondence to \"Bud\" from K. Letter from Katherine saying how upset she is that she hasn't heard from Charles, and Max is upset with her for not having him come first in her life. 18 December, 1992, correspondence to Charles from K. A typed Christmas card. 19 December, 1922, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how disappointed that he isn't coming home for Christmas.","Scope and Contents 7 January 1923, correspondence to \"Pal\" from K. Letter to Charles from K. 15 January 1923, correspondence to \"my big Boy\" from Aunt Julia. Letter to Charles. 18 January 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying how much she misses him and how good it was to see him. Tells him about spending time with Max and how she is being constantly interrupted in writing this letter. 19 January, 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. 27 January 1923, correspondence to Mrcharles Robert Diggs from the president of Piedmont Business College, SJM-TM. Letter informing Charles that his \"Father\" has yet to pay his for School.","Scope and Contents 7 items 8 February 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. 21 February 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter from Katherine to Charles Diggs. 28 February 1923, correspondence to Charles from Aunt Julia. 1 March 1923, correspondence to \"Pal\" from L. Letter from Katherine telling Charles about the people dressed in masquerade costumes who came down from Beaver Dam. 7 March 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter from Katherine just asking how Charles is doing. 15 March 1923, correspondence to \"Pal\" from K. Letter from Katherine relaying a dream to Charles. 28 March 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter from Katherine relaying days events and upcoming events like her mother going away.","Scope and Contents 6 items 4 April 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles how much she misses him and her mother. She also told him about some of the candy she burned. 12 April 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles that \"Papa\" is very ill and about an experience she had with her horse trying to kick her. 19 April 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that Papa is getting worse and that he is having trouble sitting up with out getting to worse. She sent a telegram to her mother to take the next boat home. May 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Papa is doing much better, but he still isn't very strong. 16 May 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles about father and son who drifted into town traveling in their car and at night sleeping in a tent. She at first thought the son was so much like Charles. 2 June 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter to Charles letting him know she finally got one of his letters and it appeared to have been open before. She starts to question what is going on with the letters between them. She also mentions that Louis has gone and it is quiet around.","Scope and Contents 7 items. 3 July 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. There will be a funeral for Bethel,. The fourth this year is quite different than last year's. 7 July 1923, correspondence to Charles from \"Auntie.\" 1 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles about the water on the road after the rain they have been having, and that Mr. Maxwell Hudgins has been up the past two weeks. 8 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about the hot weather and around the town happenings. 23 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about how Katherine mistakenly hold Mrs. Linda that Charles had a slight cold, and the rest of the letter consisted of information about Katherine's daily life. 30 August 1923, correspondence to Charles from. \"Novella\" Letter telling Charles how much he is missed and keeping him updates as to what is going. The letter also goes on to ask to relay a message. 24 October 1923, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter telling Charles to write and that everyone has deserted her leaving her to do all the work, like her mother going to Baltimore leave and leaving her home.","Scope and Contents 4 items. 21 April 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letting Charles know that Josephine is engaged. Katherine also gives a retelling of events for the past few days. 12 May 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. 14 May 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [John?]. A letter saying how he missed him at Easter as he was in town too, and to keep in contact. 21 May 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Lettering answering Charles question about raising chickens for a living and telling him he should do it with her. Lay also writes about her mother going up to Baltimore.","Scope and Contents 6 items. 4 June 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [Nellie?] Williams card saying with a thankful meaning. 5 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from John Cidkins. Letter to Charles saying he got his letter three weeks ago and that he joined the Y. Tolbert and [J?]ill are living with him now. 5 June 1924, correspondence to Charles Robert from Florence. Letter thanking him for his gift. 12 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. 22 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from Kelly. Mr. Smithfield is no longer at the College Daily. 24 June 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. telling him about her ducks and that she is mad at Mac for not wanting to take her to the movies and her mom for not being home this week.","Scope and Contents 7 items. 13 July 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Auntie. 15 July, 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that she and Aunt Mae will be making a trip to Norfolk soon, and asks if he went to Matthew's last Saturday. 17 July, 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter saying that her mother hasn't written yet and that Ola came down on the fourth. 12 Oct. 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Professor R. Ingham requesting Charles for a more recent photograph of himself. 23 Oct. 1924, correspondence from Charles R. Diggs to Professor R. Ingham. Letter telling Professor Ingham that he vouches highly for the program at Smithfield and hopes to send two friends its way. 20 December 1924, greeting card from Mianus Diesel Engine Company to Charles R. Diggsc. 23 December 1924, Christmas and News Years Card from Miss Katherine Louis McKinney to Charles R. Diggs. 27 December 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. thanking him for the Christmas gift, but won't open it until her mother gets home. She didn't even send anyone gifts or attend Christmas dinner at her \"Mummies.\"","Scope and Contents 3 items. 1924, correspondence to Charles from \"Billie\". Letter telling Charles that \"Billie\" can't wait to see him. 1924, correspondence to Charles from K. Letter about the raining flood. 1924, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from C.A.W. Letter thanking for the photos.","Scope and Contents 9 items. 7 May 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter about how disappointed \"Billie\" was that Charles didn't come down. 11 June 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 24 June 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 27 June 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 1 July 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 22 July 1925, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 11 May 1926, correspondence to Mr C.R. Diggs from Paul A. Speny. 22 December 1928, card to Mr. Mrscharles Diggs from Garry and Fay Miller. 23 December 1928, card to Mr. Mrscharles Diggs from Garry and Fay Miller.","Scope and Contents 5 items. 23 June 1932, correspondence to Mrcharles R. Diggs from the National Rifle Association. Membership newsletter letter. 23 December 1932, correspondence to Whom it may concern from Commonwealth's Attorney of Mathew's County. A letter of recommendation for Charles. 16 October 1933, correspondence from W.B. Smith. Letter commending Charles R. Diggs and recommending his services. 6 July 1935, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie.","Scope and Contents 6 items. 31 January 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John. Letter detailing his trip to Charles. 3 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 10 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 17 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 24 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 31 August 1936, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad.","Scope and Contents 11 items. 29 May 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John. 7 June 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Aubrey. Letter telling Charles that his car is in bad shape and they were in an accident. 13 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John. 22 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 25 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter telling Charles the sad things that have been happening lately. Dr. Haskin sent 2 of Edgar Hunt's children to the hospital for suspected poisoning. 27 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. 27 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 28 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter asking Charles if he wants her to bring anything up for him and an update of what is going on. 29 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from \"[Noona??].\" 31 July 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letter to just say hi and to say that she is going to the doctor to see what is wrong with her as she has been having trouble with her stomach.","Scope and Contents 6 items. 6 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs and Billie from \"[Noona??]\". Glad to hear that Billie made it up there safe. Mrs. Hunt is very sick and is afraid she caught a germ. . . 10 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Mrcolie [Borum] died on Sunday and will be buried today, and Fred Moughou is still ill. 10 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 15 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie letting Charles know she got home safe and an update of what is going on. 17 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 19 August 1937, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Discussing what Charles will do if he quits.","Scope and Contents 13 items. 20 December 1938, Card to Mr. and Mrscharles R. Diggs from Sallie M. [Dallis?]. 25 August 1939, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Edward R. Sharp (Naval Advisory Committee for Aeronautics). Asking Charles to report to the office on August 28 for possibility in gaining temporary employment. 25 August 1939, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Edward R. Sharp (Naval Advisory Committee for Aeronautics). Approval of the United States Civil Service Commission and is temporarily appointed Machinist. 17 October 1939, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Dad. Letting Charles know that Aunt Rosa died last night. 18 February 1940, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. Letting him know that she made it back ok and that she misses him. 8 March 1940, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from P.J. Parramore District Manager. Gas and Electric bill. 20 March 1940, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from H.J.E. Reid (Naval Advisory Committee for Aeronautics). Temporary appointment as Machinist at Langley Memorial Aeronautical Laboratory effective April 4, 1940. 13 January 1942, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billie. 2 February 1942, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [Lin?] Wells. 16 March 1948, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Fred A. Bopp. Settlement of life insurance policy with New York Life Insurance Company. 19 January 1951, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from John H. Widder, Sales Manager for Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation. Response to an inquiry. 28 July 1951, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from S/Sgt. James T. Staffins \"Staff\". Form invitation from Defenders of State Sovereignty and Individual Liberties to their second annual convention at the John Marshall Hotel in Richmond. February 6, 1958. 21 November 1963, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from [C?? Aubrey???]. Setting the payments for repayment of a loan.","10 items. Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from \"Your Pal\". Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from K, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from \"Lonesome Me\". 2 August n.y., correspondence to Mr. and Mrs. Diggs (father and mother of Charles R. Diggs) from Mr. and Mrs. Power. Looking forward to meeting them in view of the marriage between their daughter and the Diggs' son. Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs. Two letters and a posard consisting of correspondence to Chas from \"Noona\". Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Katy, correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from Billecorrespondence to Charles R. Diggs from Bille. Correspondence to Charles from Aunt Belle. Correspondence to Charles R. Diggs from K.","Scope and Contents 6 items. 30 August 1922, correspondence to Mr. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. We hope we have the pleasure on training your son. 9 October 1922, correspondence to Mr. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Asking Charles to make up his mind about keeping Charles R. at Piedmont. 12 October 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Outlining prices. 9 November 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Please mail him the check for $145 for room and board. 21 November 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Asking him to send a check for the time his son was in school before we was withdrawn. 30 December 1922, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Letter saying that Charles he should start the new year straight and pay his bills on time to Piedmont.","Scope and Contents 2 items. 15 February 1923, correspondence to Mrcharles E. Diggs from Sam Jack Musick. Send in the check for amount owed. 22 October 1923, correspondence to the debtor from United States National Adjustment Company.","Scope and Contents 7 items. 16 September 1924, correspondence to Chas from Noona. 20 December 1924, holiday greeting card to Mrc. E. Diggs from Galilee-Interstate Fish Corp. 20 December 1924, holiday greeting card to Mrc. E. Diggs from Mianus Diesel Engine Company. 22 December 1924, Season Greeting Card to Mr. and Mrsc. E. Diggs. 22 December 1924, Holiday Greeting Card to Mr. and Mrsc. E. Diggsc. 23 December 1924, correspondence to Charles E. Diggs from Methes Barrel, Stave and Lumber Co. Jno H. Dennis, Prop. Holiday greeting letter. 1924, Holiday Greeting Card from Twigg Garagec.","1 item. 5 February 1925. Letter to members of the Virginia Automobile Dealers Association.","Scope and Contents Posard, Christmas card, correspondence from Cousin C.A. White (Pap) and Hassie. High School commencement invitation from Nellie W. Armistead.","Scope and Contents Letters regarding Mathew Garden Club, insurance premium notice, beauty aids, grammar, New Point High School, Electrolux Warrentry and Public Welfare Board – correspondence with certification for Mrs. Lillian P. Diggs and invitation to be Acting Superintendant of Public Welfare for Mathews County in 1940. Address is in Susan, Virginia. 18 March 1931, correspondence to Mrsc. R. Diggs from Edward Alvey. A letter regarding the uses in English grammar, 12 August 1933, correspondence to Mrs. Diggs from Elizabeth [?]. Letter detailing the chief requirements for healthy skin by Elizabeth Arden with her signature. Item cards included. 22 August 1933, correspondence to Mrs. Diggs from Elizabeth [?]. Letter detailing skin care by Elizabeth Arden. Signature of Elizabeth Arden. Item cards included. 28 August 1934, correspondence to Mrsc.R. Diggs from Miss Maude E. Wallace. 1 October 1934, correspondence to Mrs. C. R. Diggs from G.G. [?]. Invitation to become a member of the Mathews County Woman's Club, Undated. November 10, 1931, correspondence with Thomas W. Turner about Delco Batteries in the New Point High Schoolchain letter, undated. 2008.10 Addition Wedding invitation for the wedding of Dorothy Marshall Leake and Eldridge White Smither on October 14, 1939 at Bruton Parish in Williamsburg, Virginia. Six copies plus the negative of two men sunning themselves on a deck, undated.","Scope and Contents Posards addressed to Warner Moss, Head, Department of Government, College of William and Mary. Each posard contains typed information for Virginia Counties with their Magisterial Districts either typed or handwritten beside county cities.","Mostly business ledgers and financial documents.","Rolled. Damaged from animal chewing.","Includes membership lists with dues. A few pages have names of students with grades beside their names.","Esso Receipt Book and another receipt book. 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Dillon (1813-1870), and family Bible along with ledgers and employee time books of various Dillon limestone companies, especially Edward Dillon and Co. in Botetourt County. Correspondents include Dr. Alexander S. Dillon (1813-1870), Edward Dillon (1835-1897), Edward Davis Dillon (1766-1818), Fanny Polk Dillon, and Patrick Henry Dillon (1804-1862).","Tis box contains account books,check books,a book of carbon copies of letters, and a photograph.","This is the Dillon Family bible, dated 1791. It is in a slipcase. It is located on the shelf beside Dillon Family Papers Boxes 9,10,11.","Employees' time and pay records from Dillon family businesses.This is a single bound volume located on the shelf beside Dillon Family Papers Boxes 9,10,11.","Employees' time and pay records from various Dillon family businesses. 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Also included are a number of undated and unlabeled photographs, schoolwork of the Armistead siblings as children and college students, letters to Cary Peyton from College of William and Mary Presidents Benjamin S. Ewell and Lyon G. Tyler, and a long series of letters to Cary Champion from girlfriend Ruth Conkey.","Papers from the household of Dora Travis Armistead (1890-1979) and Rowland Cara Armistead, sisters of Williamsburg, Virginia.","Note that, due to ambiguity in these records, the documents contained in the following folders may pertain to Eastern Lunatic Asylum (now Eastern State Hospital), school district, church, or personal accounts. 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Includes letters, personal, financial and business papers of Cary Peyton Armistead (1856-1901), father of Dora and Cara, Steward of Eastern Lunatic Asylum (now Eastern State Hospital), and prominent local Episcopal Church and school leader; Eudora Ester Armistead (d. 1940), mother; Cary Champion Armistead (d. 1944), brother, and lawyer for a time in Detroit, Michigan; Meriwether Irving Armistead (d. 1945), brother, and lawyer in Williamsburg; and Dora and Cara Armistead, elementary school teachers; along with materials related to relatives in the Armistead family, most notably Gregory Armistead, brother, who died at an early age; and Julia Maria Armistead (1858-1897), sister of Cary Peyton. The papers pertain primarily to Armistead family finances, health and personal affairs, the financial operation of the asylum/hospital, and school and church issues. Also included are a number of undated and unlabeled photographs, schoolwork of the Armistead siblings as children and college students, letters to Cary Peyton from College of William and Mary Presidents Benjamin S. Ewell and Lyon G. Tyler, and a long series of letters to Cary Champion from girlfriend Ruth Conkey.","Papers from the household of Dora Travis Armistead (1890-1979) and Rowland Cara Armistead, sisters of Williamsburg, Virginia.","Note that, due to ambiguity in these records, the documents contained in the following folders may pertain to Eastern Lunatic Asylum (now Eastern State Hospital), school district, church, or personal accounts. 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Also included are a number of undated and unlabeled photographs, schoolwork of the Armistead siblings as children and college students, letters to Cary Peyton from College of William and Mary Presidents Benjamin S. Ewell and Lyon G. Tyler, and a long series of letters to Cary Champion from girlfriend Ruth Conkey.\u003c/p\u003e  ","\u003cp\u003ePapers from the household of Dora Travis Armistead (1890-1979) and Rowland Cara Armistead, sisters of Williamsburg, Virginia.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eNote that, due to ambiguity in these records, the documents contained in the following folders may pertain to Eastern Lunatic Asylum (now Eastern State Hospital), school district, church, or personal accounts. 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Also included are a number of undated and unlabeled photographs, schoolwork of the Armistead siblings as children and college students, letters to Cary Peyton from College of William and Mary Presidents Benjamin S. Ewell and Lyon G. Tyler, and a long series of letters to Cary Champion from girlfriend Ruth Conkey.","Papers from the household of Dora Travis Armistead (1890-1979) and Rowland Cara Armistead, sisters of Williamsburg, Virginia.","Note that, due to ambiguity in these records, the documents contained in the following folders may pertain to Eastern Lunatic Asylum (now Eastern State Hospital), school district, church, or personal accounts. 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Foster, Mathews Co., [Va.], to Cynthia [?], January 12 1847 Describes the overseer and the housekeeper at \"Auburn\", the table Dr. Tabb keeps, and a party given by Dr. Tabb (including the dresses worn by Ellen and Susan), another party given at \"Glenroy\", and a visit to \"White Marsh,\" the home of John Tabb. \u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eA. Foster, Mathews Co., Va., to Cynthia [?], January 20 1847 Describes party at \"Waverly,\" the seat of Capt. Philip E. Tabb, a hunting party, and the social life of various young women. \u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTypescript of the diary of the late Dr. Henry Wythe Tabb, Auburn, Mathews County, Virginia, January 1, 1861\n\"Copied from a carbon lent to me on June 8, 1950 by Mrs. Selina L. Hopkins at her home \"Rivers Edge\" at Nuttall, Virginia, near Gloucester Court House.\" Includes notes on the family of Dr. Henry Wythe Tabb by Monroe F. Cockrell, December 2, 1952. \u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTypewritten notes made by Monroe F. Cockrell about Dr. Henry Wythe Tabb and Ellen Foster, his third wife, and about Francis Sorrel Claxton and Cynthia Foster, his wife (a sister of Ellen). \u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCorrespondence of Monroe F. Cockrell about Dr. Henry Wythe Tabb, his third wife Ellen Foster, her sister Cynthia Foster and her husband Francis Sorrel Claxton, 1947-1949 Among the correspondents are Earl Gregg Swem, Selina L. Hopkins, Clayton Torrence, Van Bibber Tabb Sanders, and David C. Mearns. \u003c/p\u003e"],"scopecontent_heading_ssm":["Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents"],"scopecontent_tesim":["Photocopies and papers; 1847-1949. One copied 1861 diary and 1847-1849 correspondence of Dr. Henry Wythe Tabb of Mathews County, Virginia. Tabb's papers discuss life at 'Auburn,' their estate in Mathews County, including topics of hunting, female social life, detailed descriptions of the estate, servants, Tabb's wealth, and other topics. Includes clippings about the Auburn House. Also includes papers and correspondence (1947-1949) concerning genealogy done on the Tabb family.","66 items.","Diary of the late Dr. Henry Wythe Tabb: Tells of schooling, travels, medical education and his marriages. He married Hester Eliza Henrietta Van Bibber in 1821 (she died in 1823), Martha T. Tompkins in 1828 (she died in 1842), and Ellen Foster in 1846 (she died in 1858).","Newspaper articles about \"Auburn.\" Tabb moved into \"Auburn\" in 1824. The house was begun for him by his father Philip Tabb. Articles describe rooms of the house and include illustrations.","Letters. Adam Foster, \"Auburn\" Mathews County, Va., to Cynthia [?], January 9 1847 Describes daughter Ellen's \"home and vicinity.\" Included are descriptions of the portraits, rooms, gardens, servants, and an appraisal of Dr. Tabb's wealth.","A. Foster, Mathews Co., [Va.], to Cynthia [?], January 12 1847 Describes the overseer and the housekeeper at \"Auburn\", the table Dr. Tabb keeps, and a party given by Dr. Tabb (including the dresses worn by Ellen and Susan), another party given at \"Glenroy\", and a visit to \"White Marsh,\" the home of John Tabb.","A. Foster, Mathews Co., Va., to Cynthia [?], January 20 1847 Describes party at \"Waverly,\" the seat of Capt. Philip E. Tabb, a hunting party, and the social life of various young women.","Typescript of the diary of the late Dr. Henry Wythe Tabb, Auburn, Mathews County, Virginia, January 1, 1861\n\"Copied from a carbon lent to me on June 8, 1950 by Mrs. Selina L. Hopkins at her home \"Rivers Edge\" at Nuttall, Virginia, near Gloucester Court House.\" Includes notes on the family of Dr. Henry Wythe Tabb by Monroe F. Cockrell, December 2, 1952.","Typewritten notes made by Monroe F. Cockrell about Dr. Henry Wythe Tabb and Ellen Foster, his third wife, and about Francis Sorrel Claxton and Cynthia Foster, his wife (a sister of Ellen).","Correspondence of Monroe F. Cockrell about Dr. Henry Wythe Tabb, his third wife Ellen Foster, her sister Cynthia Foster and her husband Francis Sorrel Claxton, 1947-1949 Among the correspondents are Earl Gregg Swem, Selina L. Hopkins, Clayton Torrence, Van Bibber Tabb Sanders, and David C. 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Before publishing quotations or excerpts from any materials, permission must be obtained from the Manuscripts and Rare Books Librarian, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library. Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, such as the Virginia Public Records Act (Code of Virginia. § 42.1-76-91); and the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Code of Virginia § 2.2-3705.5). Confidential material may include, but is not limited to, educational, medical, and personnel records. If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility.","Acc. 1994.2 and 1993.57 were combined before inventory prepared.","Accession 2002.09, mentioned on the inventory, is filed separately as Acc. 2002.09 Woodbridge Family Papers.","Original Accession and additions  intellectually combined in 2009.","Dudley Warner Woodbridge was professor and dean of the law school at William \u0026 Mary from 1927 to 1966.","Collection contains speeches and newspaper clippings relating to the career of Dudley Warner Woodbridge, a professor from 1927-1966, and Dean of the Law school at William \u0026 Mary. The collection also includes photographs and letters written to him on the occasion of his retirement.","1927 Law thesis of Dudley Woodbridge \"Acquisition and Control of One Carrier by Another Under the Transportation Act of 1920.\"","Telegrams to Dean Woodbridge. D. One letter by Dean Woodbridge to John Stewart Bryan, President of College of William and Mary (1942). Brochure of Woodbridge building a fallout shelter (1961). University of Washington Academic Record (1935?).","Letters from former students who wrote upon his retirement.","Speech by Woodbridge to Mr. Geddy. Paper by Woodbridge \"I am the College of William and Mary.\" College record of Woodbridge. Greeting card to Woodbridge from Chief Justice of India. C.","Photos taken throughout his life, starting from age 3. Some photos also include his wife, Ruby Woodbridge.","Including ideas about World Organization, and attitudes \"towards those who belong to some other economic class\" and \"Peoples of other Races.\" There is a speech about \"The Dignity of the individual\" and one on the \"Second Part of Golden Locks.\"","\"Improvements in the law school since 1927\" -Speech before Newport News Bar Association (1954) -\"Some Educational By-Products\". -\"Education: Freedom of Choice for All\" (1962) -\"The Aims and Purposes of Marshall-Wythe School of Law.\" -Address to selected High School Students \"TheTeaching of Honesty.\" -Norfolk Alumni Speech (February 10, 1954) -Remarks before Williamsburg J.C.'s Distinguished Service Award (January 17, 1961) -Speech before Mathew Whaley Band, Girl Scouts \u0026 Boy Scouts -Speech before Annual Law School Re-union and dinner.","Also articles involving the banquet for the descendents of John Marshall.","Perhaps in honor of his retirement as Dean (1962).","Photographs of Dudley Warner Woodbridge's ancestors and of Dudley Woodbridge. 9 pages of photographs, 2 loose photographs. 4 items. 3-page handwritten description of contents of scrapbook \"Blue Prints.\"","Woodbridge was Class President, ran track, and was President of the Debate Team","Owned by Dudley Warner Woodbridge. At the end of the book is included a family tree that indicated Dudley Warner Woodbridge is the great-great grandson of George Morgan.","Owned by Dean Dudley Warner Woodbridge.","Oversize Item. Filed on sheld next to papers.","Oversize Item.","Owned by Dudley Warner Woodbridge. Oversize Items.","Bell, Whitfield J. John Morgan, Continental Doctor. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1965 Coffin, Joshua. A Sketch of the history of Newbury, Newburyport and West Newbury. Published by Peter E. Randall, Publisher for the Sons and Daughters of the First Settlers of Newbury, Massachusetts, Inc., 1977. Second printing, November 1980. Morgan, Nathaniel H. Morgan Genealogy. A history of James Morgan, of New London, Conn. and his descendants: from 1697 to 1869. Hartford: Press of Case, Lockwood \u0026 Brainard, 1869. Penrose, Charles. The Woodbridge and related families: bring the ancestors of Maria Woodbridge Gallaher Penrose compiled by her son. Potsdam, N.Y., 1974.","Scope and Contents \"Anecdotes of Ohio,\" by Gilbert F. Dodds, describing Dudley Woodbridge who was a minuteman in the Revolutionary War, who helped organize the territory of Ohio for statehood.","Scope and Contents Letter regarding editorial, \"No Flat Hat Censorship!\"","Newspaper clippings citing Woodbridge's appointment as Dean of William \u0026 Mary Law School and his comments at the Newport News-Warwick Bar Association annual meeting","Content pertaining to Woodbridge representing the University of Illinois in President Paschall's inaugural ceremony. Invitation is enclosed. October 13-14, 1961, schedules of events for homecoming and inaugural activities at the College of William \u0026 Mary.","John Rochelle Lee Johnson was Professor of English Emeritus of the College of William \u0026 Mary, written by Woodbridge, Richard L. Morton and Jess H. Jackson.","\"There is No Easy Way Out\"; \"Some Social Axuims and Their Applications to Racial Relations\"; and others on religious intolerance and public school education.","Content on the value of supporting the Red Cross and donating blood.","Eulogy given at a William \u0026 Mary Alumni Association meeting, Roanoke, Virginia.","Gift of Julia Woodbridge Oxrieder, Williamsburg, Va. Personal Papers.  Additions 1994.02 and 1993.57.","See medium oversize file for one photograph.","Photographs taken at the Phi Alpha Delta Law fraternity retirement dinner for Dean Woodbridge.","A photograph of President Eisenhower receiving an honorary degree at William \u0026 Mary (May 15, 1953) and a photograph of Billy Swindler, the son of Dr. and Mrs. William Swindler, one of (Dean Woodbridge's colleagues)","Photocopied newspaper clippings, copies of articles printed in Life magazine and the William and Mary Law Review, and miscellaneous printed material about Dean Woodbridge","Newspaper clippings and miscellaneous papers relating to Dean Woodbridge's retirement in 1962 as Dean of the Marshall-Wythe School of Law and his retirement from teaching in 1966","Includes a 1966 directory and a transcript of a mock trial.","Booklet contains an article about the Law School's Woodbridge Fund.","Publications containing articles about Dean Woodbridge.","Biography of Dean Woodbridge's great-great uncle.","Includes an article and photograph, in memoriam, of Dean Woodbridge, Volume 11, Number 2.","Bound transcripts of the March 1969 seminar of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association held in Williamsburg, including remark made concerning the presentation of a certificate of appreciation to Dean Woodbridge.","Includes a dedication to Dean Woodbridge, Volume 7, Number 2.","Personal Papers. Additions 1994.02 and 1993.57. Gift of Julia Woodbridge Oxrieder.","A resolution passed by the Board of Visitors designating Dean Woodbridge Dean Emeritus of the Marshall-Wythe School of Law","Honoring Dean Woodbridge for voluntary service during World War II, signed by Harry S. Truman. See Medium Oversize File.","See Medium Oversize File.","William Woodbridge was Dean Woodbridge's great-great uncle. Certificate announces his temporary appointment to the office of Governor of Michigan. See Medium Oversize File.","Medal for his service with the local Selective Service Board during World War II. See Artifact File. A1.","Photograph of Dean Woodbridge by Thomas Williams","Dean Dudley W. Woodbridge's 1962-1963 bar notes for students preparing for the Virginia Bar.  Mimeograph copies. Surnames A-L.  Addition 1995.08.","Dean Dudley W. Woodbridge's 1962-1963 bar notes for students preparing for the Virginia Bar.  Mimeograph copies. Surnames P-W.  Includes bar exams from 1955-1963.  Addition 1995.08.","Gift of Julia Woodbridge Oxrieder, Williamsburg, Va.; Julia Woodbridge Oxrieder's Matthew Whaley High School scrapbook containing autographs of classmates, calling cards, clippings, photographs, chiefly relating to the class of 1942. Includes photograph of graduating class, June 1942; copies of the Powder Horn, the school newspaper, 1937, 1940, and 1942; and notice of the school's 50th birthday celebration [1980]. Addition 1991.07.","Gift of Julia Woodbridge Oxrieder, Williamsburg, Va.; newspaper clipping regarding an honor Dean Woodbridge received when he was a law student; honorary legal fraternity pin with Woodbridge's initials on the back. Addition 1993.64.","Addition 1994.51.","Addition 1994.51.","Addition 1994.51.","Addition 1994.51.","Addition 1994.51.","Addition 1994.51.","Addition 1994.51.","Class photograph and commencement programs. Addition 1994.51.","Addition 1994.51.","Honorable discharge certificate, enlistment record, certificate of the American Bar Association. Addition 1994.51.","Addition 1994.51.","Programs from ceremonies, banquets, and luncheons; receipts; grade report. Addition 1994.51.","Photos taken before he came to William \u0026 Mary. Addition 1994.51.","Photos taken after he came to William \u0026 Mary. Addition 1994.51.","Letters of Dr. Jno T. Beavers, Superintendent of the Newport News General and Non-Sectarian Hospital Association, Inc. to Mrs. D.W. Woodbridge, Williamsburg, Va., July 5, 1930, about the expenses of tonsil removal at Riverside Hospital.","Jan[uar]y 2, 1785. Dan[ie]l Phoenix, New York, to Dudley Woodbridge, Norwich, Connecticut, about a debt. 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At the end of the book is included a family tree that indicated Dudley Warner Woodbridge is the great-great grandson of George Morgan.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOwned by Dean Dudley Warner Woodbridge.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOversize Item. Filed on sheld next to papers.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOversize Item.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOwned by Dudley Warner Woodbridge. Oversize Items.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBell, Whitfield J. John Morgan, Continental Doctor. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1965 Coffin, Joshua. A Sketch of the history of Newbury, Newburyport and West Newbury. Published by Peter E. Randall, Publisher for the Sons and Daughters of the First Settlers of Newbury, Massachusetts, Inc., 1977. Second printing, November 1980. Morgan, Nathaniel H. Morgan Genealogy. A history of James Morgan, of New London, Conn. and his descendants: from 1697 to 1869. Hartford: Press of Case, Lockwood \u0026amp; Brainard, 1869. Penrose, Charles. The Woodbridge and related families: bring the ancestors of Maria Woodbridge Gallaher Penrose compiled by her son. Potsdam, N.Y., 1974.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents \"Anecdotes of Ohio,\" by Gilbert F. Dodds, describing Dudley Woodbridge who was a minuteman in the Revolutionary War, who helped organize the territory of Ohio for statehood.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents Letter regarding editorial, \"No Flat Hat Censorship!\"\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eNewspaper clippings citing Woodbridge's appointment as Dean of William \u0026amp; Mary Law School and his comments at the Newport News-Warwick Bar Association annual meeting\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eContent pertaining to Woodbridge representing the University of Illinois in President Paschall's inaugural ceremony. Invitation is enclosed. October 13-14, 1961, schedules of events for homecoming and inaugural activities at the College of William \u0026amp; Mary.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eJohn Rochelle Lee Johnson was Professor of English Emeritus of the College of William \u0026amp; Mary, written by Woodbridge, Richard L. Morton and Jess H. Jackson.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e\"There is No Easy Way Out\"; \"Some Social Axuims and Their Applications to Racial Relations\"; and others on religious intolerance and public school education.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eContent on the value of supporting the Red Cross and donating blood.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEulogy given at a William \u0026amp; Mary Alumni Association meeting, Roanoke, Virginia.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eGift of Julia Woodbridge Oxrieder, Williamsburg, Va. Personal Papers.  Additions 1994.02 and 1993.57.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eSee medium oversize file for one photograph.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003ePhotographs taken at the Phi Alpha Delta Law fraternity retirement dinner for Dean Woodbridge.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eA photograph of President Eisenhower receiving an honorary degree at William \u0026amp; Mary (May 15, 1953) and a photograph of Billy Swindler, the son of Dr. and Mrs. William Swindler, one of (Dean Woodbridge's colleagues)\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003ePhotocopied newspaper clippings, copies of articles printed in Life magazine and the William and Mary Law Review, and miscellaneous printed material about Dean Woodbridge\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eNewspaper clippings and miscellaneous papers relating to Dean Woodbridge's retirement in 1962 as Dean of the Marshall-Wythe School of Law and his retirement from teaching in 1966\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eIncludes a 1966 directory and a transcript of a mock trial.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBooklet contains an article about the Law School's Woodbridge Fund.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003ePublications containing articles about Dean Woodbridge.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBiography of Dean Woodbridge's great-great uncle.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eIncludes an article and photograph, in memoriam, of Dean Woodbridge, Volume 11, Number 2.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBound transcripts of the March 1969 seminar of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association held in Williamsburg, including remark made concerning the presentation of a certificate of appreciation to Dean Woodbridge.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eIncludes a dedication to Dean Woodbridge, Volume 7, Number 2.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003ePersonal Papers. Additions 1994.02 and 1993.57. Gift of Julia Woodbridge Oxrieder.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eA resolution passed by the Board of Visitors designating Dean Woodbridge Dean Emeritus of the Marshall-Wythe School of Law\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eHonoring Dean Woodbridge for voluntary service during World War II, signed by Harry S. Truman. See Medium Oversize File.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eSee Medium Oversize File.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eWilliam Woodbridge was Dean Woodbridge's great-great uncle. Certificate announces his temporary appointment to the office of Governor of Michigan. See Medium Oversize File.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eMedal for his service with the local Selective Service Board during World War II. See Artifact File. A1.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003ePhotograph of Dean Woodbridge by Thomas Williams\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eDean Dudley W. Woodbridge's 1962-1963 bar notes for students preparing for the Virginia Bar.  Mimeograph copies. Surnames A-L.  Addition 1995.08.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eDean Dudley W. Woodbridge's 1962-1963 bar notes for students preparing for the Virginia Bar.  Mimeograph copies. Surnames P-W.  Includes bar exams from 1955-1963.  Addition 1995.08.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eGift of Julia Woodbridge Oxrieder, Williamsburg, Va.; Julia Woodbridge Oxrieder's Matthew Whaley High School scrapbook containing autographs of classmates, calling cards, clippings, photographs, chiefly relating to the class of 1942. Includes photograph of graduating class, June 1942; copies of the Powder Horn, the school newspaper, 1937, 1940, and 1942; and notice of the school's 50th birthday celebration [1980]. Addition 1991.07.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eGift of Julia Woodbridge Oxrieder, Williamsburg, Va.; newspaper clipping regarding an honor Dean Woodbridge received when he was a law student; honorary legal fraternity pin with Woodbridge's initials on the back. Addition 1993.64.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAddition 1994.51.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAddition 1994.51.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAddition 1994.51.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAddition 1994.51.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAddition 1994.51.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAddition 1994.51.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAddition 1994.51.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eClass photograph and commencement programs. Addition 1994.51.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAddition 1994.51.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eHonorable discharge certificate, enlistment record, certificate of the American Bar Association. Addition 1994.51.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAddition 1994.51.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003ePrograms from ceremonies, banquets, and luncheons; receipts; grade report. Addition 1994.51.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003ePhotos taken before he came to William \u0026amp; Mary. Addition 1994.51.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003ePhotos taken after he came to William \u0026amp; Mary. Addition 1994.51.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eLetters of Dr. Jno T. Beavers, Superintendent of the Newport News General and Non-Sectarian Hospital Association, Inc. to Mrs. D.W. Woodbridge, Williamsburg, Va., July 5, 1930, about the expenses of tonsil removal at Riverside Hospital.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eJan[uar]y 2, 1785. Dan[ie]l Phoenix, New York, to Dudley Woodbridge, Norwich, Connecticut, about a debt. 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The collection also includes photographs and letters written to him on the occasion of his retirement.","1927 Law thesis of Dudley Woodbridge \"Acquisition and Control of One Carrier by Another Under the Transportation Act of 1920.\"","Telegrams to Dean Woodbridge. D. One letter by Dean Woodbridge to John Stewart Bryan, President of College of William and Mary (1942). Brochure of Woodbridge building a fallout shelter (1961). University of Washington Academic Record (1935?).","Letters from former students who wrote upon his retirement.","Speech by Woodbridge to Mr. Geddy. Paper by Woodbridge \"I am the College of William and Mary.\" College record of Woodbridge. Greeting card to Woodbridge from Chief Justice of India. C.","Photos taken throughout his life, starting from age 3. Some photos also include his wife, Ruby Woodbridge.","Including ideas about World Organization, and attitudes \"towards those who belong to some other economic class\" and \"Peoples of other Races.\" There is a speech about \"The Dignity of the individual\" and one on the \"Second Part of Golden Locks.\"","\"Improvements in the law school since 1927\" -Speech before Newport News Bar Association (1954) -\"Some Educational By-Products\". -\"Education: Freedom of Choice for All\" (1962) -\"The Aims and Purposes of Marshall-Wythe School of Law.\" -Address to selected High School Students \"TheTeaching of Honesty.\" -Norfolk Alumni Speech (February 10, 1954) -Remarks before Williamsburg J.C.'s Distinguished Service Award (January 17, 1961) -Speech before Mathew Whaley Band, Girl Scouts \u0026 Boy Scouts -Speech before Annual Law School Re-union and dinner.","Also articles involving the banquet for the descendents of John Marshall.","Perhaps in honor of his retirement as Dean (1962).","Photographs of Dudley Warner Woodbridge's ancestors and of Dudley Woodbridge. 9 pages of photographs, 2 loose photographs. 4 items. 3-page handwritten description of contents of scrapbook \"Blue Prints.\"","Woodbridge was Class President, ran track, and was President of the Debate Team","Owned by Dudley Warner Woodbridge. At the end of the book is included a family tree that indicated Dudley Warner Woodbridge is the great-great grandson of George Morgan.","Owned by Dean Dudley Warner Woodbridge.","Oversize Item. Filed on sheld next to papers.","Oversize Item.","Owned by Dudley Warner Woodbridge. Oversize Items.","Bell, Whitfield J. John Morgan, Continental Doctor. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1965 Coffin, Joshua. A Sketch of the history of Newbury, Newburyport and West Newbury. Published by Peter E. Randall, Publisher for the Sons and Daughters of the First Settlers of Newbury, Massachusetts, Inc., 1977. Second printing, November 1980. Morgan, Nathaniel H. Morgan Genealogy. A history of James Morgan, of New London, Conn. and his descendants: from 1697 to 1869. Hartford: Press of Case, Lockwood \u0026 Brainard, 1869. Penrose, Charles. The Woodbridge and related families: bring the ancestors of Maria Woodbridge Gallaher Penrose compiled by her son. Potsdam, N.Y., 1974.","Scope and Contents \"Anecdotes of Ohio,\" by Gilbert F. Dodds, describing Dudley Woodbridge who was a minuteman in the Revolutionary War, who helped organize the territory of Ohio for statehood.","Scope and Contents Letter regarding editorial, \"No Flat Hat Censorship!\"","Newspaper clippings citing Woodbridge's appointment as Dean of William \u0026 Mary Law School and his comments at the Newport News-Warwick Bar Association annual meeting","Content pertaining to Woodbridge representing the University of Illinois in President Paschall's inaugural ceremony. Invitation is enclosed. October 13-14, 1961, schedules of events for homecoming and inaugural activities at the College of William \u0026 Mary.","John Rochelle Lee Johnson was Professor of English Emeritus of the College of William \u0026 Mary, written by Woodbridge, Richard L. Morton and Jess H. 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Additions 1994.02 and 1993.57. Gift of Julia Woodbridge Oxrieder.","A resolution passed by the Board of Visitors designating Dean Woodbridge Dean Emeritus of the Marshall-Wythe School of Law","Honoring Dean Woodbridge for voluntary service during World War II, signed by Harry S. Truman. See Medium Oversize File.","See Medium Oversize File.","William Woodbridge was Dean Woodbridge's great-great uncle. Certificate announces his temporary appointment to the office of Governor of Michigan. See Medium Oversize File.","Medal for his service with the local Selective Service Board during World War II. See Artifact File. A1.","Photograph of Dean Woodbridge by Thomas Williams","Dean Dudley W. Woodbridge's 1962-1963 bar notes for students preparing for the Virginia Bar.  Mimeograph copies. Surnames A-L.  Addition 1995.08.","Dean Dudley W. Woodbridge's 1962-1963 bar notes for students preparing for the Virginia Bar.  Mimeograph copies. Surnames P-W.  Includes bar exams from 1955-1963.  Addition 1995.08.","Gift of Julia Woodbridge Oxrieder, Williamsburg, Va.; Julia Woodbridge Oxrieder's Matthew Whaley High School scrapbook containing autographs of classmates, calling cards, clippings, photographs, chiefly relating to the class of 1942. Includes photograph of graduating class, June 1942; copies of the Powder Horn, the school newspaper, 1937, 1940, and 1942; and notice of the school's 50th birthday celebration [1980]. Addition 1991.07.","Gift of Julia Woodbridge Oxrieder, Williamsburg, Va.; newspaper clipping regarding an honor Dean Woodbridge received when he was a law student; honorary legal fraternity pin with Woodbridge's initials on the back. Addition 1993.64.","Addition 1994.51.","Addition 1994.51.","Addition 1994.51.","Addition 1994.51.","Addition 1994.51.","Addition 1994.51.","Addition 1994.51.","Class photograph and commencement programs. Addition 1994.51.","Addition 1994.51.","Honorable discharge certificate, enlistment record, certificate of the American Bar Association. Addition 1994.51.","Addition 1994.51.","Programs from ceremonies, banquets, and luncheons; receipts; grade report. Addition 1994.51.","Photos taken before he came to William \u0026 Mary. Addition 1994.51.","Photos taken after he came to William \u0026 Mary. Addition 1994.51.","Letters of Dr. Jno T. Beavers, Superintendent of the Newport News General and Non-Sectarian Hospital Association, Inc. to Mrs. D.W. Woodbridge, Williamsburg, Va., July 5, 1930, about the expenses of tonsil removal at Riverside Hospital.","Jan[uar]y 2, 1785. Dan[ie]l Phoenix, New York, to Dudley Woodbridge, Norwich, Connecticut, about a debt. 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Before publishing quotations or excerpts from any materials, permission must be obtained from the Manuscripts and Rare Books Librarian, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library. Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, such as the Virginia Public Records Act (Code of Virginia. § 42.1-76-91); and the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Code of Virginia § 2.2-3705.5). Confidential material may include, but is not limited to, educational, medical, and personnel records. If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility.","Acc. 1994.2 and 1993.57 were combined before inventory prepared.","Accession 2002.09, mentioned on the inventory, is filed separately as Acc. 2002.09 Woodbridge Family Papers.","Original Accession and additions  intellectually combined in 2009.","Dudley Warner Woodbridge was professor and dean of the law school at William \u0026 Mary from 1927 to 1966.","Collection contains speeches and newspaper clippings relating to the career of Dudley Warner Woodbridge, a professor from 1927-1966, and Dean of the Law school at William \u0026 Mary. The collection also includes photographs and letters written to him on the occasion of his retirement.","1927 Law thesis of Dudley Woodbridge \"Acquisition and Control of One Carrier by Another Under the Transportation Act of 1920.\"","Telegrams to Dean Woodbridge. D. One letter by Dean Woodbridge to John Stewart Bryan, President of College of William and Mary (1942). Brochure of Woodbridge building a fallout shelter (1961). University of Washington Academic Record (1935?).","Letters from former students who wrote upon his retirement.","Speech by Woodbridge to Mr. Geddy. Paper by Woodbridge \"I am the College of William and Mary.\" College record of Woodbridge. Greeting card to Woodbridge from Chief Justice of India. C.","Photos taken throughout his life, starting from age 3. Some photos also include his wife, Ruby Woodbridge.","Including ideas about World Organization, and attitudes \"towards those who belong to some other economic class\" and \"Peoples of other Races.\" There is a speech about \"The Dignity of the individual\" and one on the \"Second Part of Golden Locks.\"","\"Improvements in the law school since 1927\" -Speech before Newport News Bar Association (1954) -\"Some Educational By-Products\". -\"Education: Freedom of Choice for All\" (1962) -\"The Aims and Purposes of Marshall-Wythe School of Law.\" -Address to selected High School Students \"TheTeaching of Honesty.\" -Norfolk Alumni Speech (February 10, 1954) -Remarks before Williamsburg J.C.'s Distinguished Service Award (January 17, 1961) -Speech before Mathew Whaley Band, Girl Scouts \u0026 Boy Scouts -Speech before Annual Law School Re-union and dinner.","Also articles involving the banquet for the descendents of John Marshall.","Perhaps in honor of his retirement as Dean (1962).","Photographs of Dudley Warner Woodbridge's ancestors and of Dudley Woodbridge. 9 pages of photographs, 2 loose photographs. 4 items. 3-page handwritten description of contents of scrapbook \"Blue Prints.\"","Woodbridge was Class President, ran track, and was President of the Debate Team","Owned by Dudley Warner Woodbridge. At the end of the book is included a family tree that indicated Dudley Warner Woodbridge is the great-great grandson of George Morgan.","Owned by Dean Dudley Warner Woodbridge.","Oversize Item. Filed on sheld next to papers.","Oversize Item.","Owned by Dudley Warner Woodbridge. Oversize Items.","Bell, Whitfield J. John Morgan, Continental Doctor. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1965 Coffin, Joshua. A Sketch of the history of Newbury, Newburyport and West Newbury. Published by Peter E. Randall, Publisher for the Sons and Daughters of the First Settlers of Newbury, Massachusetts, Inc., 1977. Second printing, November 1980. Morgan, Nathaniel H. Morgan Genealogy. A history of James Morgan, of New London, Conn. and his descendants: from 1697 to 1869. Hartford: Press of Case, Lockwood \u0026 Brainard, 1869. Penrose, Charles. The Woodbridge and related families: bring the ancestors of Maria Woodbridge Gallaher Penrose compiled by her son. Potsdam, N.Y., 1974.","Scope and Contents \"Anecdotes of Ohio,\" by Gilbert F. Dodds, describing Dudley Woodbridge who was a minuteman in the Revolutionary War, who helped organize the territory of Ohio for statehood.","Scope and Contents Letter regarding editorial, \"No Flat Hat Censorship!\"","Newspaper clippings citing Woodbridge's appointment as Dean of William \u0026 Mary Law School and his comments at the Newport News-Warwick Bar Association annual meeting","Content pertaining to Woodbridge representing the University of Illinois in President Paschall's inaugural ceremony. Invitation is enclosed. October 13-14, 1961, schedules of events for homecoming and inaugural activities at the College of William \u0026 Mary.","John Rochelle Lee Johnson was Professor of English Emeritus of the College of William \u0026 Mary, written by Woodbridge, Richard L. Morton and Jess H. Jackson.","\"There is No Easy Way Out\"; \"Some Social Axuims and Their Applications to Racial Relations\"; and others on religious intolerance and public school education.","Content on the value of supporting the Red Cross and donating blood.","Eulogy given at a William \u0026 Mary Alumni Association meeting, Roanoke, Virginia.","Gift of Julia Woodbridge Oxrieder, Williamsburg, Va. Personal Papers.  Additions 1994.02 and 1993.57.","See medium oversize file for one photograph.","Photographs taken at the Phi Alpha Delta Law fraternity retirement dinner for Dean Woodbridge.","A photograph of President Eisenhower receiving an honorary degree at William \u0026 Mary (May 15, 1953) and a photograph of Billy Swindler, the son of Dr. and Mrs. William Swindler, one of (Dean Woodbridge's colleagues)","Photocopied newspaper clippings, copies of articles printed in Life magazine and the William and Mary Law Review, and miscellaneous printed material about Dean Woodbridge","Newspaper clippings and miscellaneous papers relating to Dean Woodbridge's retirement in 1962 as Dean of the Marshall-Wythe School of Law and his retirement from teaching in 1966","Includes a 1966 directory and a transcript of a mock trial.","Booklet contains an article about the Law School's Woodbridge Fund.","Publications containing articles about Dean Woodbridge.","Biography of Dean Woodbridge's great-great uncle.","Includes an article and photograph, in memoriam, of Dean Woodbridge, Volume 11, Number 2.","Bound transcripts of the March 1969 seminar of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association held in Williamsburg, including remark made concerning the presentation of a certificate of appreciation to Dean Woodbridge.","Includes a dedication to Dean Woodbridge, Volume 7, Number 2.","Personal Papers. 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