1867, Aug. 26Born,
Amelia County, Va.1890Graduated,
Hampton Institute,Hampton, Va.1891Appointed commandant, male student cadet corps,
Hampton Institute,Hampton, Va.1905Married
Elizabeth Hunt Harris (died 1906)1908Married
Jennie Dee Booth1915Elected principal,
Tuskegee Institute,Tuskegee, Ala.1918FranceRepublic of FranceUnited StatesUnited StatesTraveled to
France at the request of President
Woodrow Wilson to inspect black troops
stationed there by the
United States1920Published autobiography,
Finding A Way Out (Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday,
Page & Co. 295 pp.)1923Played a leading role in the establishment of the
Veterans Administration Hospital for
Negroes,Tuskegee, Ala.1927Chairman,
American National Red Cross, Colored Advisory
Commission on the
Mississippi Valley flood disaster1929Published
What the Negro Thinks (Garden City, N.Y.:
Doubleday, Doran & Co. 267 pp.)1930Chairman,
United States Commission on Education in
Haiti1935Retired from
Tuskegee Institute1940, May 31Died,
Capahosic, Va.
Jennie Dee Booth Moton
1880, Feb. 26Born,
Gloucester County, Va.1908Married
Robert Russa Moton19241935Director,
Department of Women's Industries, Tuskegee
Institute,Tuskegee, Ala.19361942Field officer,
Agricultural Adjustment Administration, Agriculture
Department19371941President,
National Association of Colored
Women1942, Dec. 23Died,
Hampton, Va.
Charlotte Moton Hubbard
1911, Nov. 27Born,
Hampton, Va.1931Graduated,
Tuskegee Institute Junior College,Tuskegee, Ala.1934Graduated,
Boston University, Sargent College of Physical
Education,Boston, Mass.19341941Instructor of health and physical education,
Hampton Institute, Hampton, Va.19421945Recreation representative,
Office of Community War Services, Federal Security
Agency,Washington, D.C.1945Married
Maceo W. Hubbard (second husband)19451949Community relations advisor,
Girl Scouts of the United States of America,New York, N.Y.19501952Director of field relations in commercial dietetics,
Tuskegee Institute,Tuskegee, Ala.19531958Director of community service,
WTOP-TV,Washington, D.C.19581963Public relations staff assistant,
United Givers Fund,Washington, D.C.1963Bureau of Public Affairs, State Department,Washington, D.C.19641970Deputy assistant secretary of state for public
affairs1970Retired from
State Department1994, Dec. 18Died,
Chevy Chase, Md.From the guide to the Moton Family Papers, 1850-1991, (bulk 1930-1940), (Manuscript Division Library of Congress)