Spratt, John S., Sr., Papers [ca. 1930]-1983

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Spratt, John S., Sr., Papers [ca. 1930]-1983

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Composed of correspondence, financial records, unpublished manuscripts, newspaper clippings, printed material, a galley proof, and photographs, the Dr. John S. Spratt, Sr. Papers, [ca.1930]-1983, document Spratt’s research and family history.

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