Papers, 1868-1961.

Richards family.

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Charles Fleming Richards was an attorney of Georgetown, Sussex County, Del. He was active in state politics and served as chairman of the Republican Executive Committee of Sussex County. He was a member of the Constitutional Convention of 1897 and took a prominent part in framing the current state constitution. His son, Charles Sudler Richards, was also an attorney at Georgetown. From the description of Papers, 1868-1961. (Hagley Museum & Library). WorldCat record id: 123466585 ...

Richards, Charles Fleming, 1846-1905.

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Richards, Charles Sudler, 1878-1971.

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Richards, Mary Caroline.

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Mary Caroline (M. C.) Richards described herself as "teacher, writer, lecturer, potter, poet." She joined the faculty of Black Mountain College in 1945. In 1954, Richards and other former Black Mountain faculty became part of the Stony Point community in upstate New York. She was also on the faculty and board of trustees of Haystack Mountain School. From the description of Some thoughts about art and wholeness in learning [sound recording] 1969 November. (Getty Research Institute). W...

Delaware. Superior Court

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