Memorabilia of Dr. Boyd Hawthorne Payne [manuscript], 1920's-1970.
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Payne, Boyd Hawthorne,
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University of Virginia alumnus; high school principal and later physician in Staunton, Va. From the description of Memorabilia of Dr. Boyd Hawthorne Payne [manuscript], 1920's-1970. (University of Virginia). WorldCat record id: 647981085 ...
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