Wrather, William Embry, Papers 1904, 1942, undated

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Wrather, William Embry, Papers 1904, 1942, undated

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Comprising a biographical sketch, a letter, and a report, the William Embry Wrather Collection, 1904, 1942, undated, documents the lives of Wrather and his wife Alice.

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William Embry Wrather (January 20, 1883 - November 28, 1963) was born on a farm near Brandenburg in Meade County, Kentucky on January 20, 1883. He was the only son of Richard Anselm and Glovy Washington (Munford) Wrather. Wrather moved to Chicago at the age of 14 to live with relatives and to attend South Chicago High School. He worked as a USGS field assistant and at Guffey Petroleum from 1908-1916, before he began to search for new oil fields. In 1918 his efforts contributed to the identificat...