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University of Virginia. Dept. of Physics. Summary of the records of holders of the Ph. D. in physics 1939.

Title: Summary of the records of holders of the Ph. D. in physics 1939.

The report lists the 32 men who earned the Ph. D. in physics from the University of Virginia and gives brief notes of their accomplishments. The list includes Fred Allison, William J. Archibald, John Hampden Chamberlayne Bagby, Jesse W. Beams, Charles D. Bradley, William M. Breazeale, Claude W. Bruce, Lois Carwile, Preston B. Carwile, James A. Chiles, Jr., Thomas Davis, John W. Flowers, Thomas E. Gilmer, William T. Ham, Fred B. Haynes, James A. Hootman, and Charles R. Larkin. Also Albert V. Masket, Dan H. Moore, Edward G. Pickels, Michael Podtaiguine, Gilford G. Quarles, Lawrence R. Quarles, Peyton Nalle Rhodes, Cleveland S. Smith, Henry Louis Smith, L.B. Snoddy, Edward C. Stevenson, Jaabez C. Street, John A. Tiedeman, Herbert Trotter, Jr., and E.J. Workman.

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Bagby family. Papers, 1824-1960.

Title: Papers, 1824-1960.

Chiefly the papers of Lucy Parke (Chamberlaye) Bagby (1842-1927) of Richmond, Va., documenting her domestic roles, her employment in the Virginia state government, and her volunteer work in historic preservation and benevolence organizations. Included is correspondence, 1853-1927, with family members, friends, and fellow social and cultural activists, including Isobel Lamont (Stewart) Bryan (1847-1910), Cynthia Beverley (Tucker) Coleman (1832-1908), Gertrude Powell Colston (1836?-1901), Francis Warrington Dawson (1840-1889), Mary Jeffery Galt (1844-1922), Mary Washington Ball (Minor) Lightfoot (1851-1930), Mary Amanda (Williamson) Stewart (1822-1910) and Sally Louisa Tompkins (1834-1916). Topics include the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities, the Richmond Ice and Milk Mission, and the politics of government employment. Bagby also received letters from a host of Chamberlayne, Dabney, and Bagby relatives, as well as her own children. Represented are her brother, John Hampden Chamberlayne (1838-1882), newspaper editor of Norfolk, Petersburg, and Richmond, Va.; her cousin, Virginius Dabney (1835- 1894); and her children, Virginia (Bagby) Taylor (1864-1955); John Hampden Chamberlayne Bagby (1867-1934), as a student and later professor at Hampden-Sydney College; Martha Burwell Dabney (Bagby) Battle (1869-1954); Parke Chamberlayne (Bagby) Bolling (1874-1947); George William Bagby, Jr. (1876-1943) as a student at the College of William and Mary and later employee of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad; Robert Coleman Bagby (1876- 1938); Ellen Matthews Bagby (1879-1960); and Philip Haxall Bagby (1882- 1926), career army officer. Also included are Lucy Parke (Chamberlayne) Bagby's memoirs, which include her opinions on politics, the Civil War, race relations, and volunteer work; her diaries, 1892-1911; memorandum books, 1892-1925; scrapbooks, 1864-1875 and 1867; autograph album, 1856-1861; and personal account books. Also included are papers of Bagby's husband, George William Bagby (1828-1883), including correspondence; copies of lectures, articles and essays; scrapbooks; a travel diary; commonplace books; and scattered papers of his father, George Bagby (1798-1874). Other materials concern the Bagby children and include correspondence; diaries of George William Bagby, Jr., kept as a student at the College of William and Mary; correspondence of Ellen Matthews Bagby with Nancy Witcher (Langhorne) Shaw Astor (1879-1964), diaries and scrapbooks; correspondence, accounts, and estate papers of John Hampden Chamberlayne Bagby; and papers of Parke Chamberlayne (Bagby) Bolling, including correspondence, diaries, account books, commonplace books, and a scrapbook, much of it concerning her activities in the United Daughters of the Confederacy.

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