An edition of History of the Wake County Ladies Memorial Association
(1938)
History of the Wake County Ladies Memorial Association
confederate memorials in Capitol Square, Memorial Pavilion, the House of Memory and the Confederate cemetery
by Charlotte Bryan Grimes Williams
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History of the Wake County Ladies Memorial Association: confederate memorials in Capitol Square, Memorial Pavilion, the House of Memory and the Confederate cemetery
1938, [Johnston Pettigrew Chapter, U.D.C.?]
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Signed on p. 4: Charlotte Bryan Grimes Williams (Mrs. Alfred Williams).
"In 1916, ..., the Ladies Memorial Association and the Junior Auxiliary were merged ... on Dec. 17, 1918 ... the Ladies Memorial Association merged into the United Daughters of the Confederacy ... to the General James Johnston Pettigrew Chapter, U.D.C."--P. 11.
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