Papers of Sara Ann Graves Strickler Fife, 1918- 1985, (bulk 1918-1919).
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Student at the Albemarle Female Institute. From the description of Diary of Sarah Ann Graves Strickler Fife [manuscript], 1861-1902. (University of Virginia). WorldCat record id: 647835462 From the description of Papers of Sara Ann Graves Strickler Fife, 1864-1866. (University of Virginia). WorldCat record id: 30793116 Student at Albemarle Female Institute; later wife of Robert Herndon Fife. From the description of Papers of Sara Ann Graves Strickler Fif...