Deborah Morton Society, University of New England collection, 2000-2007.
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James, Louise Parker, 1924-2006
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Morton, Deborah N. (Deborah Nichols), 1857-1947
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Deborah Morton Society (University of New England)
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The Deborah Morton Society fosters University of New England students who have shown leadership and public service to enable them to complete their education and pursue roles of leadership in society. The Deborah Morton Award, first given in 1961, is presented each year by the Trustees of the University of New England to honor and recognize outstanding women with strong ties to Maine who, in the spirit of Deborah Morton, have combined high distinction in their careers with the record of public s...
University of New England
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Butler, Joyce
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Historian, of Maine. From the description of S.D. Warren Company : research collection, 1974-1975. (Maine Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 74986251 Joyce Butler was born in Portland, Me., in 1933. She received her A.B. from Boston University and was a founding member of the Society of Maine Archivists. From 1980-1995, she was Curator of Manuscripts and Exhibitions at the Brick Store Museum, Kennebunk, Me. From the description of Wildfire loose col...