Greenville book - ECU Digital Collections

Title: Greenville book
Description: James Jenkins handing over a copy of his book, Greenville and Pitt County at the Turn of the Century, to David J. Whichard. Jenkins complied copies of the Eastern Reflector and Daily Reflector from 1892-1909, when Whichard's father was the paper's editor, for his book. Date from negative sleeve.
Date: September 1965
Original Format: negatives
Extent: 3cm x 2cm
Local Identifier: 0741-b37-fb-v37.b.126
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Location of Original: East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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Sleeve 126, Folder b, Box 37

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Daily Reflector Negative Collection from the East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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Joyner Digital Collections Nov 17 2017

Thank you for your comment. We have now updated the record to include this information.

John Tucker Nov 16 2017

David Julian Whichard is depicted on the left. He was not a "Sr". His name was his alone. His father was David Jordan, and his son was David Jordan II.

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