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Resolutions, Financial Documents, 1886/1887 Box 16, Folder 241

Anderson, John R. (Proctor) regarding admission of son, Douglass S. Anderson to College, Armstrong, George D. (Faculty), Bayly, Robert H. (Benefactor), Brown, Samuel (Alumnus), Campbell, Harry Donald (Faculty), Campbell, Ida L. denied admission to law school, Campbell, John Lyle (Faculty), Campbell, John Lyle, Jr. (Treasurer), Corcoran, William W. (Trustee), Grigsby, Hugh Blair (Historian), Hoge, Moses D., Houston, H. H. (Trustee)

  1. Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library
  2. Board of Trustees records, 1774/1966
  3. Series: Records
  4. 1880-1889

Resolutions, Notes, 1865 Box 11, Folder 161

Alexander, John McDowell (Trustee), Anderson, Francis T. (Trustee), Arnold, Edward Penick (Student) see reverse of one of trustees' resolutions, Barclay, Hugh (Trustee), Brockenbrough, John W. (Trustee), Brown, William (Trustee), Christian, Adolphus Bolivar (Trustee), Cocke, William F. (Student) see reverse of one of the trustees' resolutions, Culton, Zechariah Johnston (Student), Davidson, Greenlee (Student), Davidson, James D. (Alumnus), Glasgow, William A. (Trustee), Guy, John M. (Student)

  1. Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library
  2. Board of Trustees records, 1774/1966
  3. Series: Records
  4. 1860-1869

Resolutions, Recommendations, Ephemera, Correspondence, 1924 Box 26, Folder 415

Anderson, William A. (Trustee) resigns as rector, Bean, William Gleason (Faculty), Brown, William Moseley (Faculty), Campbell, Robert Granville (Faculty), Clapp, Edwin R. (Faculty), Coan, William (Faculty), Cocke, Lucian Howard (Trustee) elected rector, Craddock, John Wimbish, Jr. (Alumnus) nominated for Trustee, Desha, Lucius Junius (Faculty), Dickey, Robert William (Faculty), Fletcher, Forest (Faculty), Frierson, Samuel Williams (Alumnus), Funkhouser, Howard Gray (Faculty), Gamble, Cary B. (Faculty), Gill, Carl E. L. (Faculty), Handley, Charles O. (Faculty), Howerton, James Robert (Faculty), Hoyt, William Dana (Faculty)

  1. Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library
  2. Board of Trustees records, 1774/1966
  3. Series: Records
  4. 1920-1929

Resolutions, Reports, 1870 Box 12, Folder 185

Allan, William (Faculty), Anderson, Francis T. (Trustee), Bayly, Richard Beveridge (Student), Boude, John Clinton (Student), Boyd, Alston (Student), Brockenbrough, John W. (Trustee), Brown, William (Trustee), Burks, Martin Parks (Student), Campbell, John Lyle (Faculty), Carlton, Hubbard Gardner (Student), Christian, Adolphus Bolivar (Trustee), Davis, Jefferson regarding request to speak at commencement, Desha, Lucius, Jr. (Student), Edmondson, James K. (Trustee), Effinger, J. Frederick (Student), Feagin, Noah B. (Student), Fishburne, James Abbott (Student), Graves, Joseph A. (Student), Grey, James Magee (Student), Hamilton, Augustus Houston (Student), Harris, Carter J. (Faculty), Hobson, John Peyton (Student)

  1. Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library
  2. Board of Trustees records, 1774/1966
  3. Series: Records
  4. 1870-1879

Resolutions, Reports, Student Petition, 1898 Box 20, Folder 295

Alexander, William McFadden (Alumnus) receives honorary degree, Bonner, Robert (Publisher) receives honorary degree, Currell, William Spenser (Faculty), Downey, Frank LeFevre (Student), Fay, Edwin W. (Faculty), Garrow, John Wanroy (Student), Gilman, Daniel C. (President, Johns Hopkins University) regarding donation of books, Hattan, William Cary (Student)

  1. Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library
  2. Board of Trustees records, 1774/1966
  3. Series: Records
  4. 1890-1899

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