Foy Johnson Willingham Farmer Papers, 1902-1921.

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Foy Johnson Willingham Farmer Papers, 1902-1921.

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Her papers consists of biographical files; correspondence; diaries; educational files of her first husband Calder Truehart Willingham; financial documents; literary productions; literary productions of others; as well as Japanese publications; prayer notebooks; Sunday School lessons; pictorial materials; professional files; and Japanese artifacts.

4 linear feet 3 boxes.

Wake Forest University - ZSR Library, Z. Smith Reynolds Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7783135

Wake Forest University - ZSR Library, Z. Smith Reynolds Library

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