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James H. Green, Jr., Storer College Memorabilia

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Digital copies of memorabilia of James Henry Green, Jr., graduate of Storer College in 1943 (Associate of Arts) and 1946 (Bachelor of Arts). Includes four photographs and two diplomas. Subjects of photographs include: 1. graduation of Doris Athalia Lee, James Green's aunt (ca. 1937); 2. Cecelia Isabel Lee (Green), James Green's mother (undated); 3. James Green, Sr., James Green's father (ca. 1945); 4. graduation of James Green Sr. (1946). Diplomas were earned by James Green, Sr.
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James H. Green, Jr., Storer College Memorabilia 0.46 Gigabytes 6 .tif files

Green, James Henry, Jr.
Digital copies of memorabilia of James Henry Green, Jr., graduate of Storer College in 1943 (Associate of Arts) and 1946 (Bachelor of Arts). Includes four photographs and two diplomas. Subjects of photographs include: 1. graduation of Doris Athalia Lee, James Green's aunt (ca. 1937); 2. Cecelia Isabel Lee (Green), James Green's mother (undated); 3. James Green, Sr., James Green's father (ca. 1945); 4. graduation of James Green Sr. (1946). Diplomas were earned by James Green, Sr.

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