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Trinity Class of 1906 scattered to varied careers
The Trinity Chronicle notes the 1906 graduates are spread across the nation. Many became prominent in law, teaching, engineering, medicine, and clergy, with assignments from Murfreesboro to Durham and Durham High School to Cornell and Vanderbilt.
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Trinity
Cearly
J. W. Autry
Murfressboro
H. G. Ford
Wilmington
Ford
The
Chronicle
Emma Foushee
West Durham
C. P. Franklin
North Carolina
Raleigh
Nan Goodson
Kinston
C. J. Harrell
Vanderbilt University
Kate Herring
A. S. Hobgood
Durham
T. A. Holton
Stem
W. J. Justus
Buffalo
S.C
Justus
C. B. Markham
Columbia University
J. A. Morgan
Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
H. A. Neal
Roxboro
F. W. Obart
California
Lemon
Los Angeles
W. H. Pegram, Jr
Atlanta
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
T.G. Stem
T. M. Stokes
Spartanburg
S. C
Hoy Taylor
Biscoe High School
Mary R. Thomas
Chicora College
Greenville
B. O. Thompson
Lincolnton
W. F. Tillett
American Tobacco Company
Emeth Tuttle
Young’s College
Thomasville
S. B. Underwood
Hertford
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C. R. Warren
Warren
Chatham
Bessie Whitted
Durham High School
Maude Wilkerson
J. R. Woodard, Jr
Chattanooga
Tenn
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