Ralph Page Ashworth, Jr.
…(b. ca. 1943). According to the Federal Census he was teaching biology at a junior college.4 He returned to Chapel Hill for doctoral studies in the Botany Department in the…
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Mary Sue Munson Brehme
…Munson Brehme worked at Old Salem Museums and Garden for twenty-seven years, mostly in the Trades Department where she was adept at making leather shoes, leather fire buckets, split white…
Edwin Lynn Bridges
…Research Associate at the University of Texas at Austin (TEX) from 1986-1990. Moving to Tallahassee, Florida, he became Chief Wetland Ecologist for the Florida Department of Environmental Protection from 1990-1993….
Allen Hierome Curtiss
…these waters, it is difficult to imagine what agency led to their accumulation into such vast mounds, rising abruptly from the marshes to a height of from five to twenty…
George Shuford Ramseur
…Ramseur made many collections in Alamance County, North Carolina as part of the “Vascular Flora of the Carolinas” project, which culminated in the publication of The Manual of the Vascular…
Frances Katherine Foust Lombard
…Foust Lombard spent most of her career at the Center for Forest Mycology Research in the Forest Products Laboratory of the United States Department of Agriculture in Madison, Wisconsin. [photo…
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Andrew Clark Mathews
…a fitting response” to the unemployment of its citizens, and the Civilian Conservation Corps was part of that response. It was the most popular of the New Deal programs. —…
Further Afield: Hiking and Resting in Peace in the Uwharrie Mountains
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Raymond Louis Wyatt
…the title of his doctoral thesis was “Floral morphology and phylogeny of the Aristolochiaceae.”8, 9 Wyatt returned to Wake Forest College in 1956 and joined the Biology Department faculty. He…