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Grigsby, George Talmadge.Keywords
McLean, Harriet Ragland, d. 1900.African American women History.
Courtship North Carolina History.
African American women North Carolina Social life and customs.
African American teachers History 20th century.
African Americans Photographs.
Durham State Normal School Students Social life and customs.
Women Education North Carolina History 20th century.
African American women Religion.
African American Baptists North Carolina History.
African Americans North Carolina Social life and customs.
African American women Education North Carolina History 20th century.
Women North Carolina Social life and customs.
Grigsby, George Talmadge.
Grigsby, Gladys Natal Stinson, d. 1988.
Stinson, Alberta McLean, d. 1952.
African American women Family relationships.
Baptist State Convention of North Carolina History.
African American families North Carolina.
Shaw University Students Social life and customs.
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260 itemsOther materials include Gladys's bridal book; her Durham State Normal School commencement book, 1924, with handwritten narrative of school activities, autographs of classmates, and photogarphs; and Shaw University materials, ca. 1928, including class notebooks, an autograph book, commencement programs, and other materials. There are also materials, including many handwritten obituaries, relating to Alberta and Gladys's Baptist Church work, especially at the Holly Springs First Baptists Church and the Wake County Baptist Sunday School Convention. Also included are 37 photographs, 1905-1939 and undated, of various family members and friends.
In the Southern Historical Collection, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (#4703).
Correspondence, 1870-1952, relates chiefly to Harriet Ragland McLean, Alberta McLean Stinson, and Gladys Natal Stinson Grigsby. Included are many courtship letters to each of these women. There are several letters from George Talmadge Grigsby to Gladys and her family before and after their marriage. While most of the letters document activities of family and friends, there are a few relating to Alberta's Baptist Church work.
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