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Collection Number: 04498

Collection Title: Ervin Family Papers, 1847-1987.

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Size 9.0 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 2600 items)
Abstract John Witherspoon Ervin (1823-1902), a teacher and writer, his wife, Laura Catherine Nelson Ervin, and their six sons and three daughters, lived in Morganton, N.C. Their fifth son, Samuel James Ervin (1855-1944) married Laura Theresa Powe (1865-1956); he became a prominent lawyer in western North Carolina. Correspondence among members of the Ervin family, chiefly 1915-1960; legal account books of Samuel James Ervin and medical account books of William Caldwell Tate (1808-1869), both of Morganton; short stories and poems by John Witherspoon Ervin; and other items. Most of the correspondence concerns family matters and was addressed to Laura Powe Ervin or one of her daughters, Catherine Ellerbe Ervin (1890-1940) or Jean Conyers Ervin (b. 1909). Some letters from Samuel James Ervin, Jr. (1896-1985), then U.S. senator, are included. Other material includes legal notes and writings by Samuel James Ervin, Sr., a diary kept in Morganton in the late 1930s by Catherine Ervin, photographs and other material relating to Ervin family history, and files relating to Jean Conyers Ervin's work in speech therapy.
Creator Ervin (Family : Morganton, N.C.)
Curatorial Unit University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection.
Language English
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No restrictions. Open for research.
Copyright Notice
Copyright is retained by the authors of items in these papers, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], in the Ervin Family Papers #4498, Southern Historical Collection, The Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Acquisitions Information
Received from Jean Ervin of Morganton, N.C., in October 1987 and January 1988.
Sensitive Materials Statement
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Processed by: Gina Overcash, January 1988

Encoded by: ByteManagers Inc., 2008

Updated by: Dawne Howard Lucas, January 2022

This collection is not yet refoldered since additions are expected.

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The following terms from Library of Congress Subject Headings suggest topics, persons, geography, etc. interspersed through the entire collection; the terms do not usually represent discrete and easily identifiable portions of the collection--such as folders or items.

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John Witherspoon Ervin (27 March 1823 - 15 April 1902) was a teacher in Clarendon County, South Carolina; he married Laura Catherine Nelson in 1844. In 1874, the Ervins moved to Morganton, North Carolina, where Ervin taught school and wrote fiction and poetry. The Ervins had six sons and three daughters.

The Ervins' fifth son was Samuel James Ervin (21 June 1855 - 13 July 1944). S. J. Ervin passed the North Carolina bar examination in 1879 and became one of the most prominent lawyers of his time in western North Carolina. He married Laura Theresa Powe (25 June 1865 - 14 June 1956) in 1886, and with her had ten children, among whom were Joseph W., Samuel James, Jr. (the U.S. senator), Jean, Catherine, and Laura.

William Caldwell Tate (circa 1825-1870), two of whose account books are in this collection, was the father of Catherine Elvira Powe, mother of Laura Theresa Powe (wife of S. J. Ervin the elder).

ERVIN FAMILY

John Ervin (1754?-1810) m. (1-1775) Jane Witherspoon (1753-1790) (2) Margaret Witherspoon

James Robert (1788-1836) m. 1813 Elizabeth Powe (1798-1832)

John Witherspoon (1823-1902) m. 1844 Laura Catherine Nelson (1821-1887)

Lawrence Nelson (b. 1845)

Erasmus Ellerbe (b. 1847)

John Conyers (1848-1922?)

Donald McQueen (1850-1915)

Susan Elizabeth (b. 1854)

Louise Nelson (1854-1929)

Annie Davis (b. 1861)

Henry Flinn (1864-1865)

Samuel James (1855-1944) m. 1886 Laura Theresa Powe (1865-1956)

Laura Witherspoon (1888-1976) m. James King Hall (1875-1948)

James King (b. 1918)

Dorman Thompson (b. 1919)

Samuel Ervin (b. 1921)

Catherine Ellerbe (1890-1940)

Margaret Tate (1892-1911)

Edward Powe (1894-1933)

Samuel James (1896-1985) m. Margaret Bruce Bell (1898-1986)

Samuel James (b. 1926) m. Elizabeth (Betty) Crawford

Elizabeth "Betsy" Fore m. 1987 Kenneth Anthony Razza

Robert Crawford m. 1987 Mary Cameron Clark

Samuel James "Jimmy" m. 1986 Mary Temple Coutu

Margaret Bell

Margaret Leslie m. Gerald Hansler

Laura Powe

Hugh Tate (b. 1898)

Joseph Wilson (1901-1945) m. Susan Graham Erwin

Eunice Worth (b. 1903)

John Witherspoon (1906-1973)

Jean Conyers (b. 1909) m. (1) Frank Porcher (2) Herbert Nelson Budlong

Other children

Other children

POWE FAMILY

Erasmus Powe (1768-1829?) m. 1792 Esther Ellerbe (1770?-1853?)

Elizabeth (1798-1832) m. 1813 James Robert Ervin (1788-1836)

William Ellerbe (1793-1845) m. 1815 Elizabeth Sloan Torrence (1797-1840)

William Ellerbe, Jr. (1829-1905) m. 1862 Catherine "Katie" Elvira Caldwell (1841-1918)

Laura Theresa (1865-1856) m. 1886 Samuel James Ervin (1855-1944)

Edward Knox (1863-1929)

Erasmus Ellberbe (b. 1873)

Mary Wood (1876-1932)

William Tate (1869-1906)

Elizabeth "Bessie" Torrence (or Tate) (1866-1895)

Other Children

TATE FAMILY

Hugh Tate (1772-1816) m. 1798 Margaret Erwin (1777-1850)

William Caldwell (1808-1869) m. (1-1836) Laura Thera Wilson Polk (1808-1848) Polk (1808-1848) m. (2) Adeline Massey

Catherine "Katie" Elvira m. 1862 William Ellerbe Powe, Jr. (1829-1905)

Other Children

Other Children

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The arrangement of this collection and the inclusive dates and size of each series and subseries are indicated below. This material is arranged within each series and subseries largely as it was when it was received at the Southern Historical Collection.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 1. William Caldwell Tate, 1847-1869.

2 items.

Arrangement: chronological.

Two account books of William Caldwell Tate (1808-1869), a physician in Morganton, North Carolina. This series also contains a letter written by William Caldwell Tate during a trip north in 1845.

Folder 1

Account Book, 1847-1855

Folder 2a

Account Book, 1855-1869

Folder 2b

Letter

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 2. John Witherspoon Ervin Undated, (circa 1850-1875).

96 items.

Arrangement: By type of work, then alphabetically by title.

Fiction and poetry written by John Witherspoon Ervin (1823-1902), a teacher in Clarendon County, South Carolina and Morganton, North Carolina. Note: see Folder 126 for biographical information on John Witherspoon Ervin.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 2.2. Longer Works Undated.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 2.3. Poetry Undated.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 3. Samuel James Ervin, Sr., and Laura Powe Ervin, 1885-1956 and undated.

About 836 items.

Legal writings and account books of Samuel James Ervin, Sr., (1855-1944); notebooks and an address book of Ervin's wife, Laura Powe Ervin (1865-1956); correspondence between Samuel James Ervin, Sr., and his wife; and letters to the Ervins from their children, other family members, and friends and business associates.

expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 3.1. Samuel James Ervin, Sr., Account Books, 1888-1940.

16 items

Arrangement: chronological.

Professional account books of Samuel James Ervin, Sr., a prominent lawyer in western North Carolina.

Folder 33

1888-1896 (3 books)

Folder 34

1897-1901, 1912, 1915 (3 books)

Folder 35

1918-1919, 1925, 1932 (3 books)

Folder 36

1933, 1936-1938 (3 books)

Folder 37

1938-1941 (4 books)

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 3.2. Samuel James Ervin, Sr., Legal Notes and Writings, Undated.

5 items

Notes on cases and chapters on the competency of witnesses and the relevancy and law of evidence. This subseries also includes a typed copy of an undated commencement address written by Samuel James Ervin, Sr.

Folder 38

Notes

Folder 39-43a

Writings

Folder 43b

Commencement address

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 3.3. Laura Powe Ervin Notes and Notebooks, 1929 and undated.

10 items

A notebook containing names and addresses, a notebook containing mostly notes and magazine clippings about daylilies, notes on visitors at the Ervin home, and other items.

Folder 44a-44b

Address book, 1929; engagement calendar/diary, 1948; and other items

Folder 45

Daylily notebook and other items

Folder 45a

Notes on visitors at the Ervin home, 1886-1949

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About 800 items

Arrangement: By correspondent, then chronologically.

Correspondence between Samuel James Ervin, Sr., and Laura Powe Ervin; and letters from their children, other family members, and friends. This subseries also contains letters, mostly to Laura Powe Ervin, but also to Samuel James Ervin, Sr., and the Ervin children, written at the time of the illnesses and deaths of various family members. Letters from Samuel James Ervin, Jr., are in Folder 51.

Folder 46-47

Folder 46

Folder 47

Correspondence between Samuel James Ervin, Sr. and Laura Powe Ervin

Folder 48

Laura Witherspoon Ervin Hall to Laura Powe Ervin

Folder 49

Catharine Ellerbe Ervin to Laura Powe Ervin

Folder 50

Edward Powe Ervin to Laura Powe Ervin

Folder 51

Samuel James Ervin, Jr., to Laura Powe Ervin

Folder 52

Hugh Tate Ervin to Laura Powe Ervin

Folder 53

Joseph Wilson Ervin to Laura Powe Ervin

Folder 54

Eunice Worth Ervin to Laura Powe Ervin

Folder 55

John Witherspoon Ervin to Laura Powe Ervin

Folder 56-60

Folder 56

Folder 57

Folder 58

Folder 59

Folder 60

Jean Conyers Ervin to Laura Powe Ervin, 1921-1956 and undated

Folder 61-62

Folder 61

Folder 62

Daughters-in-law, cousins, grandsons, and other family members to Laura Powe Ervin, 1879-1957 and undated

Folder 63

Others to Laura Powe Ervin

Folder 64

At Margaret Tate Ervin's death (1 September 1911)

Folder 65

At Catharine Elvira Powe's death (Laura Powe Ervin's mother) (9 February 1918)

Folder 66

At Edward Knox Powe's death (Laura Powe Ervin's brother) (28 September 1929)

Folder 67

At Mary Wood Powe's death (Laura Powe Ervin's sister) (22 November 1932)

Folder 68

At Edward Powe Ervin's death (1 March 1933)

Folder 69

At the time of Laura Powe Ervin's illness (Richmond, Virginia, 1937)

Folder 70

At Catharine Ellerbe Ervin's death (2 November 1940)

Folder 71

At Samuel James Ervin, Sr.'s death (13 July 1944)

Folder 72

At Joseph Wilson Ervin's death (25 December 1945)

Folder 72A

His sister Louise to Samuel James Ervin, Sr.

Folder 73

His children to Samuel James Ervin, Sr.

Folder 74

James King Hall to Samuel James Ervin, Sr.

Folder 75a

Others to Samuel James Ervin, Sr.

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5 items.
Folder 75b

Railway passes and other items

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 4. Catharine Ellerbe Ervin, 1910-1940.

About 727 items

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About 725 items

Arrangement: By correspondent.

Letters to Catharine Ellerbe Ervin from family members, friends, and others, and a few copies of outgoing letters.

Folder 76-77a

Letters from Laura Powe Ervin

Folder 77b

Fragments of letters from Laura Powe Ervin

Folder 78

Letters from Samuel James Ervin, Sr.

Folder 79

Letters from Joseph Wilson Ervin

Folder 80

Letters from Jean Conyers Ervin

Folder 81

Letters from other family members

Folder 82-83

Folder 82

Folder 83

Letters from P. G. Hamlin, 1914-1917

Folder 84

Correspondence with Bayard Wooten, Chapel Hill photographer, 1935-1938

Folder 85

Correspondence with officials of the North Carolina College for Women, 1927-1931

Folder 86

Letters from others, 1913-1924

Folder 87

Letters from others, 1925-1928

Folder 88

Letters from others, 1929-1930

Folder 89

Letters from others, 1931-1935

Folder 90

Letters from others, 1936-1940

Folder 91-93

Folder 91

Folder 92

Folder 93

Letters from others, undated

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2 items

Typed and handwritten versions of a diary of Catharine Ervin recounting daily events and containing garden notes and newspaper clippings; and Catharine Ervin's writings about the history of women's work in the First Presbyterian Church, Morganton, North Carolina.

Folder 94a

Garden Diary

Folder 94b

History of Women's Work, First Presbyterian Church, Morganton, N.C.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 5. Jean Conyers Ervin, 1829-1987.

About 760 items

Letters to Jean Conyers Ervin; material relating to her work as a speech therapist and professor of speech and other subjects; and material relating the history of the Ervin family.

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About 550 items.

Arrangement: By correspondent.

Letters written by family, friends, and professional associates to Jean Conyers Ervin. Of particular interest are letters and postcards from Samuel James Ervin, Jr., in Folder 97, dated 23 June 1940, 19 June 1963, 4 March 1966, 7 October 1968, 23 March 1970, 19 June 1970, 13 January 1971, 9 July 1971, 17 September 1974, 8 May 1975, 8 March 1976, and 20 April 1976.

Folder 95

Letters from Laura Powe Ervin

Folder 96

Letter from Samuel James Ervin, Sr.

Folder 97

Letters from brothers and sisters

Folder 98

Letters from other family members

Folder 99

Letters from others, 1942-1966

Folder 100a

Letters from others, 1967-1977

Folder 100b

Letters from others, 1978-1987

Folder 101

Letters from others, undated

Folder 102

Letters from Bower and Lucille Aly 1944-1976 and undated

Folder 103

Correspondence with the Mayflower Society of Connecticut

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 5.3. Ervin Family History, 1829-1986.

50 items.

Arrangement: Chronological.

Information collected by Jean Ervin on the history and genealogy of the Ervin family. This subseries includes information about the Ervin, Erwin, Faison, McFadden, Goode, James, Tait, and Tate families. See also Folder 101, Undated letter from Claudia (Mrs. John M.) Belk. Folders 123, 125a, 125b, 126, and 129 contain material written by Samuel James Ervin, Jr.

Folder 120a

Ervin Family Genealogy

Folder 120b

Descent of Ervins from John Knox

Folder 121

Will of Alexander Erwin

Folder 122a

Will of Joseph Wilson

Folder 122b

Albert Torrence (1752-1825)

Folder 123

Colonal John Ervin (1754-1810)

Folder 124

Record from the Bible of Colonal John Ervin

Folder 125a

Colonel James Robert Ervin (1788-1836)

Folder 125b

Hugh Tate (1772-1816)

Folder 126

John Witherspoon Ervin (1823-1902)

Folder 127a

Erwin family

Folder 127b

Ervin and McFaddin families

Folder 127c

A Legacy (Goode, James, Tait, and Ervin families)

Folder 128a

Faison Family of Old Duplin

Folder 128b

Interesting Kindred of Benjamin Williams, Governor of North Carolina

Folder 129

William Caldwell Tate (1808-1869)

Folder 130

Robert Tate (1827-1911) and Julia Adelaide Tate Barbour

Folder 131

Laura Powe Ervin (1865-1956)

Folder 132

Jean Conyers Ervin's notes on interviews with Laura Powe Ervin

Folder 133

Samuel James Ervin, Sr. Dictation to Jean Conyers Ervin

Folder 134

Edward Knox Powe (1863-1929)

Folder 135a

Edward Knox Powe (1898-1938)

Folder 135b

Samuel James Ervin, Jr. (1896-1985)

Folder 136

Jean Conyers Ervin (1909- )

Folder 137

Laura Witherspoon Ervin Hall (1888-1976) and other Halls

Folder 138

James King Hall (1875-1948)

Folder 139

Margaret Bruce Bell Ervin (1898-1986)

Folder 140

Samuel James Ervin, III (1926- )

Folder 141a

Samuel James Ervin IV and Robert C. Ervin. Graduation invitations

Folder 141b

Miscellaneous items

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100 items.

Arrangement: Chronological.

Letters to other members of the Ervin family, primarily to children of Samuel James Ervin, Sr., and Laura Powe Ervin. This series also includes writings and clippings concerning Eunice Worth Ervin and the writings and subject files of other Ervin family members.

Folder 142

Letters to Laura Witherspoon Ervin Hall from Laura Powe Ervin and Samuel James Ervin, Sr.

Folder 143

Letters to Laura Witherspoon Ervin Hall from Catharine Ervin

Folder 144

Letters to Laura Witherspoon Ervin Hall from Eunice Ervin

Folder 145

Letters to Laura Witherspoon Ervin Hall from John Witherspoon Ervin

Folder 146

Letters to Laura Witherspoon Ervin Hall and family from Jean Conyers Ervin

Folder 147

Letters to Laura Witherspoon Ervin Hall from others

Folder 148a

Letters to James King Hall from Laura Witherspoon Ervin Hall

Folder 148b

Letters to Margaret Tate Ervin

Folder 148c

Margaret Tate Ervin. Miscellaneous items

Folder 149

Letters to Edward Powe Ervin from Laura Powe Ervin

Folder 150

Letters to Edward Powe Ervin from Eunice Worth Ervin

Folder 151

Letters to Edward Powe Ervin from Jean Conyers Ervin

Folder 152

Letters to Eunice Worth Ervin from Laura Powe Ervin and Samuel James Ervin, Sr.

Folder 153

Letters to Eunice Worth Ervin from Catharine Ellerbe Ervin

Folder 154

Letters to Eunice Worth Ervin from Joseph Wilson Ervin

Folder 155

Letters to Eunice Worth Ervin from Jean Conyers Ervin

Folder 156

Letters to Eunice Worth Ervin from others

Folder 157

Eunice Worth Ervin. The Bicentennial of Burke County

Folder 158

Eunice Worth Ervin. Writings and Clippings

Folder 159

Eunice Worth Ervin. Quaker Meadows Cemetary

Folder 160

Eunice Worth Ervin. Miscellaneous

Folder 161

Letters to Joseph Wilson Ervin from Laura Powe Ervin

Folder 162

Letters to Joseph Wilson Ervin from Catherine Ellerbe Ervin

Folder 163

Joseph Wilson Ervin. Debate about Charles B. Aycock

Folder 164

Joseph Wilson Ervin (?). Debate about women's suffrage

Folder 165a

Speech by Guy T. Carswell (?) at time of Joseph Wilson Ervin's Congressional campaign

Folder 165b

Typed copy of article about Joseph Wilson Ervin from the Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel, 21 January 1945

Folder 166

Letters to John Witherspoon Ervin from Laura Powe Ervin

Folder 167

Letters to John Witherspoon Ervin and wife Dot from various individuals. Also includes miscellaneous items concerning John Witherspoon Ervin.

Folder 168a

Fragments of letters from Laura Powe Ervin to her children

Folder 168b

Catechisms studied by some of the Ervin children

Folder 169a

Letters to Mary Wood Ervin

Folder 169b

Letter to Edward Knox Powe from William Caldwell Tate

Folder 169c

Letters to Catharine Tate Powe (Laura Powe Ervin's mother)

Folder 170

Letters to Margaret Bruce Bell Ervin (Mrs. Samuel James Ervin, Jr.)

Folder 171

Letters from Laura Powe Ervin and Samuel James Ervin, Sr., to their grandchildren

Folder 172

Miscellaneous letters

Folder 173

Miscellaneous non-correspondence

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54 items

Mostly black and white photographs of various members of the Ervin family.

Image Folder PF-4498/1

Town residence of William Caldwell Tate, Morganton, N.C.; Home of Hugh Tate and later of William Caldwell Tate, Morganton, N.C.; Ervin Homeplace, Morganton, N.C. (2 pictures); Table Rock Mountain, Morganton, N.C.; Grave marker of James King Hall (2 pictures).

Image Folder PF-4498/2

John Witherspoon Ervin (2 pictures); Samuel James Ervin, Sr. (3 pictures); Laura Theresa Powe Ervin; Bob Tate; Mattie Tate Wood; Mattie Tate Wood. Mary McR. Todd Tate, Paul T. Tate, Jr., and James E. Wood, Jr.

Image Folder PF-4498/3

Samuel James Ervin, Jr. (6 pictures); Samuel James Ervin, Jr., Margaret Bruce Bell Ervin, Laura Powe Ervin, Margaret Leslie Ervin, Elizabeth "Betty" Crawford Ervin, Samuel James Ervin, III.

Image Folder PF-4498/4

Samuel James Ervin, III (2 pictures); Samuel James Ervin, III, his wife Elizabeth Crawford Ervin, and their four children, Samuel James Ervin, IV.

Image Folder PF-4498/5

Leslie Ervin Hansler and Gerald Hansler; Hugh Tate Ervin, Jr.; Joseph Wilson Ervin (2 pictures); John Witherspoon Ervin; Dorothy Kimball Ervin and John Witherspoon Ervin, Jr.

Image Folder PF-4498/6

Jean Conyers Ervin and John Marshall "Jack" Starrett (2 pictures); Jean Conyers Ervin (7 pictures); Wedding of Dorothy Mitchell and Hugh Bebb Jones, with brother of Hugh Bebb Jones and Jean Conyer Ervin; Jean Conyers Ervin, Sumiko, and Mrs. Chigusa; Jean Conyers Ervin, Mr. and Mrs. Chigusa?; Jean Conyers Ervin and tour group (2 pictures).

Image Folder PF-4498/7

John Sherin Ervin, Bruce Keith Ervin, Jean Nelson Ervin, and Jean Conyers Ervin; Laura Powe Ervin and Catharine Ellerbe Ervin, Eunice Worth Ervin, Laura Witherspoon Ervin Hall, and Jean Conyers Ervin; Jean Conyers Ervin, Laura Theresa Powe Ervin, and Laura Witherspoon Ervin Hall in front of Ervin Homeplace; Elizabeth "Betty" Crawford Ervin, Jean Conyers Ervin Budlong, and Herbert Nelson Budlong; Friend of Jean Conyers Ervin, Dorothy Friend, Laura Witherspoon Ervin Hall, Laura Powe Ervin, and Josephine Prall.

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