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Start Over Collection Quo Vadis Wright Family papers, 1917/1976 Date range 1948

Scrapbook: William Henry Webb, Sr. (2 of 5), 1930/2014 Box 8, Folder 120

This scrapbook was originally contained within a 3-ring binder. The pages were removed and placed into acid-free folders. The pages remain in their original order. The scrapbook contains biographical information about Webb and includes items such as his death certificate and those of some relatives, copies of census data, clippings, business and financial records, correspondence, and photographs.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Quo Vadis Wright Family papers, 1917/1976

Scrapbook: William Henry Webb, Sr. (3 of 5), 1928/2014 Box 8, Folder 121

This scrapbook was originally contained within a 3-ring binder. The pages were removed and placed into acid-free folders. The pages remain in their original order. The scrapbook contains biographical information about Webb and includes items such as his death certificate and those of some relatives, copies of census data, clippings, business and financial records, correspondence, and photographs.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Quo Vadis Wright Family papers, 1917/1976

Scrapbook: William Henry Webb, Sr. (5 of 5), 1919/1951 Box 8, Folder 122

This scrapbook was originally contained within a 3-ring binder. The pages were removed and placed into acid-free folders. The pages remain in their original order. The scrapbook contains biographical information about Webb and includes items such as his death certificate and those of some relatives, copies of census data, clippings, business and financial records, correspondence, and photographs.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Quo Vadis Wright Family papers, 1917/1976

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