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Includes a newspaper clipping announcing Jesse Harrison Epperson's appointment to the Durham, N.C. Health Department in 1915, and several resolutions and obituaries from 1954 that commemorate his origins and his 43-year career in the Department, along with other clippings and a certificate. Additional materials related to his career can be found in the Clippings series and Photographs series.

Primarily biographical sketches and articles on Angier Biddle Duke, a few military records on him, "in memoriam" booklets for his first wife and father, and genealogical material and other information on the Duke, Semans, Drexel, and Biddle families (including some photocopies of early Duke family photographs). Also contains a group photograph of Semans and Trent family members.

Various material that records details and events in Hamilton's life and career; includes a curriculum vita and a list of his publications. Arranged in original order.

Vita, letters, articles, awards, clippings, a formal photograph, and other items. Also includes an inventory of the collection and the Library of Virginia inventory.

This information is filed in the first box of the collection. It includes a vita, letters, articles, clippings, obituaries, and other items.

Contains materials relating to McCall's childhood and family life, and includes correspondence, photographs, biographical sketches, resumes and obituary notices. Arranged alphabetically.

The Biographical Data series (1960-2020) documents Cohen's personal and professional history, including records from her Bachelor's and Master's programs, oral histories, personal correspondence, and awards and honors.

The bulk of this series contains correspondence and financial documents (contract and royalty letters) chronicling the scope of Hubbell's career. The series also includes rough drafts of Hubbell's autobiographical writings, which seem to have been written largely at the end of his life, about his early years in rural Virginia, his early readings, and his years at Harvard University and Columbia University. His brother Paul Edgar Hubbell's writings, poems and an essay with a foreword by Jay B. Hubbell, as well as his sister Ruth Ann Hubbell's poetry are a part of the series. Folders arranged in alphabetical order.

Contains a brief document resembling a curriculum vita, and clippings of obituaries. Further details of Gohdes's career can be found in the Correspondence and Writings and Speeches series. In particular, the American Literature and Duke University correspondence files provide information about Gohdes's professional life.