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Reports, Alumni, Correspondence Box 21, Folder 321

Blain, Daniel (Alumnus), Bowles, John Albert (Alumnus), Bryan, George applies for teaching position, Currell, William Spenser (Faculty), Denny, George Hutcheson (President), Ewing, Robert (Alumnus), Fishburne, James Abbott (Alumnus), Fletcher, John (Alumnus), Fraser, A. M., Haislip, Reuben Drake (Alumnus)

  1. Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library
  2. Board of Trustees records
  3. Series: Records
  4. 1900-1909

Reports, Correspondence Box 12, Folder 183

Allan, William (Faculty), Armstrong, George D. (Faculty), Barclay, Hugh (Trustee) resignation of, Berkeley, Edmund, Jr. (Faculty), Boyd, Alston (Student), Carlton, Hubbard Gardner (Student), Chandler, Samuel Temple (Alumnus) regarding scholarship for son D. M. Chandler, Christian, Adolphus Bolivar (Trustee), Crawford, George Bourland (Student), Davidson, James D. (Alumnus), Dold, Samuel Miller (Merchant), Dunlap, William Madison (Student), Echols, John (Trustee), Edmondson, James K. (Trustee) takes oath of office, Fuller, Jacob (Board Secretary), Graves, Charles A. (Student), Gray, William Winbourne (Student), Grigsby, Hugh Blair (Historian), Harris, Carter J. (Faculty)

  1. Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library
  2. Board of Trustees records
  3. Series: Records
  4. 1870-1879

Reports, Correspondence Box 14, Folder 204

Allan, William (Trustee), Bradford, Vincent L., Brown, William (Trustee), Campbell, John Lyle (Faculty), Coe, W. G. receives honorary degree, Corcoran, William W. (Benefactor) donates portrait of himself to College, Downman, R. W., Echols, John (Trustee), Fuller, Jacob (Board Secretary), Harris, Carter J. (Faculty), Harris, William Wirt Henry (Faculty)

  1. Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library
  2. Board of Trustees records
  3. Series: Records
  4. 1870-1879

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