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Reports, Resolutions, Correspondence Box 21, Folder 309

Anderson, William A. (Trustee), Barr, William A. recommended for honorary degree, Brockenbrough, John W. (Faculty) portrait of donated to University, Burks, Martin Parks (Faculty), Colston, Edward (Alumnus), Cramer, Frederick Worman (Student), Currell, William Spenser (Faculty), Gaines, Albert Winston (Trustee), Hamilton, John H. (Alumnus), Hamilton, Virginia C. (Benefactor)

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

Reports, Resolutions, Correspondence Box 25, Folder 387

Baker, Newton Diehl (Alumnus), Anderson, Henry Watkins (Alumnus) establishes loan fund, Bell, William Alexander (Alumnus), Burks, Martin Parks (Faculty), Campbell, Harry Donald (Faculty), Campbell, Robert Granville (Faculty), Dickey, Robert William (Faculty), Dodd, Edwin M. (Faculty), Easter, De La Warr Benjamin (Faculty), Estill, Clara Davidson leaves property to university, Farrar, Thomas James (Faculty), Fletcher, Forest (Faculty), Gignilliat, George W., Jr. (Faculty), Grasty, John Sharshall, Jr. (Faculty), Greever, Gustavus Garland (Faculty), Hancock, Glover Dunn (Faculty), Hogue, Addison (Faculty)

  1. Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library
  2. Board of Trustees records
  3. Series: Records
  4. 1910-1919

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