EWP 4-5 McIntosh Kate H 6-5 Records of Regina McNey 01

Item

Title
EWP 4-5 McIntosh Kate H 6-5 Records of Regina McNey 01
Description
This letter, dated from Bethesda, Maryland in the mid-20th century, was written by Regina Arnold McNey requesting a letter from Mr. Emerick confirming her attendance at Lucketts High School in Virginia. Born in 1910 to the Arnold family, Regina entered school in 1916 under the principalship of Mr. J. S. Simpson and was taught by Miss Kate H. McIntosh. The letter reflects the importance of documentation such as school attendance for obtaining legal documents like birth certificates. It offers insight into the bureaucratic processes individuals had to navigate in order to establish official records of their personal histories and identities. Through its specificity and formality, this correspondence serves as a valuable historical artifact highlighting the administrative procedures of the time.
Employment Card
Tag
letter, Bethesda, Maryland, 20th century, Regina Arnold McNey, Lucketts High School, Virginia, documentation, birth certificates, bureaucratic processes, historical artifact
White teacher, Employment Card
Place
Virginia
Identifier
1021094
Is Version Of
1021094_EWP_McIntosh_Kate_H_6-5_Records_of_Regina_McNey_01.pdf
Is Part Of
Preservation Records
Date Created
8/2/23
Format
.pdf
Number
3d083675a333cc0d3e5d3e97588aa16f1c2fb92dea894967bbd9510ad25acb31
8399c740a462ac5a1f58ff008a686e3f42433c997c6284fe10a8580550aea9eb
Source
/Volumes/T7 Shield/EWP/Elements/EWP_Files/source/Ingest One/4 Faculty Staff and PTAs/4-5_Lists_and_Teacher_Cards/4-5_White_Teacher_Cards/1021094_EWP_McIntosh_Kate_H_6-5_Records_of_Regina_McNey_01.pdf
Publisher
Digitized by Edwin Washington Project
Rights
Loudoun County Public Schools
Language
English
Replaces
/Volumes/T7 Shield/EWP/Elements/EWP_Files/source/Ingest One/4 Faculty Staff and PTAs/4-5_Lists_and_Teacher_Cards/4-5_White_Teacher_Cards/EWP_McIntosh_Kate_H_6-5_Records_of_Regina_McNey_01.pdf

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