LYON ADDITION TO THE JUDKINS-DURR FAMILY PAPERS, circa 1860-2008 and undated

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Call number: LPR317

Extent: 7.2 cu. ft. (14 archives boxes, 2 book boxes, 2 oversize boxes)

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Alabama Dept. of Archives and History, 624 Washington Ave., Montgomery, AL 36130 www.archives.alabama.gov The Lyon Addition to the Judkins-Durr Family Papers. Collection number: LPR317

Subgroup I. Genealogical / Biographical Reference Files, 1886-2005 and undated This subgroup contains the following series: A. Genealogy Files, 1886-1999, undated; B. Josephine and Hugo L. Black Files, 1955-1995, undated; C. Files, 1973- 1981; D. Clifford and Virginia Durr Files, ca. 1940s-2000; E. Clifford J. Durr Files, 1917-2006; F. Files, ca. 1940s-ca. 2000s, undated; G. Miscellaneous Family Material, 1867-2005; and H. Books, 1950-1989. These files were chiefly compiled by Walter and Ann Durr Lyon in the course of researching her genealogy and documenting the lives of her parents, Clifford and Virginia Durr, as well as other family members. Series B. Josephine and Hugo L. Black Files include a photocopy of a letter or diary fragment by Josephine Foster Black (Box 2, Folder 9) written after a visit by her sister Virginia Durr which reveals key differences in their personalities and perspectives. Series D. Clifford and Virginia Durr Files contain copies of their FBI files; joint interviews by historians; and a paper on the couple. Series E and Series F contain material that focuses on each individual. These latter series include clippings, programs, awards, interviews, and other material. While these two series include material concerning their respective deaths and funerals, sympathy cards are in Subgroup III Correspondence. Worth noting in Series G. Miscellaneous Family Material, is a photocopy of a pamphlet owned by Lucy Durr Dunn, The rare 1867 pamphlet is entitled “Brazil: Reflections on the Character of the Soil, Climate, Inhabitants, and Government,” by Joel E. Mathews of Cahaba, Ala. This pamphlet (Box 6, Folder 7) may have helped persuade her great-grandfather, John Christopher Judkins, to move his family to Brazil in 1868.

Series A. Genealogy Files, 1880s-1999, undated Box / Folder 1 1-2 Durr genealogy (2 folders) 1 3 Wedding invitation of John W. Durr II and Lucy Judkins 1886 1 4 John Wesley Durr II 1 5 John Wesley Durr I 1 6 Michael Durr 1 7 Durr family, clippings ca. 1880s-1999 1 8 Elmore genealogy 1 9 Holt genealogy 1 10 Elbert genealogy 1 11 Elbert genealogy, Directory of the National Society of 1982 Colonial Dames of America in the State of Alabama 1 12-14 Judkins genealogy (3 folders) 1 15 James H. Judkins 1 16 John Christopher Judkins, Sr. 1 17 Judkins genealogy, Judkins in Virginia in 1600s-1700s 2 1 Johnston genealogy 2 2 Johnston genealogy (duplicates) The Lyon Addition to the Judkins-Durr Family Papers LPR317

2 3 Young genealogy 2 4 Lumpkin genealogy 2 5 Foster genealogy 2 6 Foster genealogy, copies of census and estate records 2 7 Patterson genealogy 2 8 Rice genealogy

Series B. Josephine and Hugo L. Black Files, 1955-1995, undated Box / Folder 2 9 Josephine Foster Black 2 10 Justice Hugo L. Black 2 11 Hugo Lafayette Black, Memorial Addresses and Tributes 1972 in the Congress of the . (Washington: GPO, 1972) 2 12 In Memoriam, Hugo Lafayette Black, Proceedings of the Bar 1972 and Officers of the Supreme Court of the United States. (Washington, n.p., 1972) 2 13 Clippings, Hugo L. Black, retirement and death 1971 2 14 Clippings, Hugo L. Black, misc. 1955-1995 2 15 Black family, miscellaneous

Series C. Sheldon Hackney Files, 1975-1999 Box / Folder 2 16 Sheldon Hackney, Program for inauguration as president of 1981 the University of Pennsylvania 2 17 Sheldon Hackney, clippings and articles 1975-1980 2 18 Sheldon Hackney, clippings and articles 1981-1990 2 19 Sheldon Hackney, clippings and articles 1993-1999

Series D. Clifford and Virginia Durr Files, ca. 1940s-2000 Box / Folder 3 1-6 FBI files on Clifford and Virginia Durr ca. 1940s-1977 (photocopies, 6 folders) 3 7 Interview with Clifford and Virginia Durr by Jack Rabin and 1974 Daniel Crapps. From the Jack Rabin Papers, Penn State University. 1st interview transcript. (and related letter to Ann Durr Lyon, 2004) 3 8 Interview with Clifford and Virginia Durr by Jack Rabin and 1974 Daniel Crapps. From the Jack Rabin Papers, Penn State University. 2nd interview transcript, 3rd & 4th interview abstracts and notes. 3 9 “Surviving McCarthyism: The Case of Virginia and Clifford 2000 Feb. Durr,” by Patricia Sullivan, McCarthyism in America Conference, NARA The Lyon Addition to the Judkins-Durr Family Papers LPR317

Series E. Clifford J. Durr Files, 1917-2006 Box / Folder 3 10 Clifford Durr, miscellaneous 1917-2010 3 11 “Attachments,” collection of works written by or 1947 about Clifford Durr 3 12 Clifford Durr, Funeral and memorial services 1975 3 13-14 Drafts of tributes to Clifford Durr (2 folders) 1975 3 15 Booklet of remarks made at Clifford Durr’s memorial service 1975 June 12 (3 copies) 3 16 Remarks made at Clifford Durr’s memorial service 1975 June 12 (2 typed copies) 3 17 Clifford Durr, Funeral flower cards and memorial cards 1975 3 18 Clifford Durr funeral, thank-you card list 1975 3 19 Prospectus for a biography of Clifford Durr by ca. 1980s John Rosenberg 4 1 Programs for the Clifford J. Durr Lecture series at AUM 1992-1998 4 2 Clifford Durr’s nomination to the Alabama Men’s 1993-1995 Hall of Fame 4 3 Clifford Durr, clippings (photocopies) 1906-2006 4 4 Clifford Durr, clippings 1906-1998 4 5 Clifford Durr, magazine articles 1946-1997 Oversize box Scrapbook of clippings on the death of Clifford Durr 1975 83

Series F. Virginia Foster Durr Files, ca. 1940s-2000s, undated Box / Folder 4 6 Foster plantation, account of Virginia visiting as a child undated [written in third person, author unknown] 4 7 Virginia Durr interview about Olive Andrews, transcript undated [interviewer unknown] 4 8 Virginia Durr interview with Patricia Sullivan, transcript 1978 4 9 Virginia Durr interviews for documentary, 1979, 1985, 1986 Transcript (and related letter to Ann Durr Lyon, 2005) 4 10 Virginia Durr, Awards and honors 1981-1991 4 11 Receptions for autobiography, Outside the Magic Circle 1985 4 12 Reception for Outside the Magic Circle, guest book 1985 4 13 Virginia Durr, 75th - 85th birthday parties 1978-1988 4 14 Virginia Durr, 90th birthday party 1993 4 15 Virginia Durr, miscellaneous 1978-2004, & undated 4 16 Funeral of Virginia Durr 1999 5 1 Funeral of Virginia Durr, guest books 1999 5 2 Virginia Durr Appreciation Day 1999 5 3 Virginia Durr, magazine articles 1981-2000, & The Lyon Addition to the Judkins-Durr Family Papers LPR317

undated 5 4 Virginia Durr, magazine articles, Esquire 1987 June 5 5 Virginia Durr, magazine articles, Esquire (duplicates) 1987 June 5 6 Virginia Durr, clippings (photocopies) 1950s-2000 5 7 Virginia Durr, clippings 1940s-1970s 5 8 Virginia Durr, clippings 1980-1986 5 9 Virginia Durr, clippings 1988-1989 5 10 Virginia Durr, clippings 1990s 5 11 Virginia Durr, clippings, death of Virginia Durr (photocopies) 1999 Feb. 6 1 Virginia Durr, clippings, death of Virginia Durr, from the 1999 Feb. Montgomery Advertiser 6 2 Virginia Durr, clippings 2000s

Series G. Miscellaneous Family Materials, 1867-2010, undated Box / Folder 6 3 Lucy Durr report cards 1906-1907 6 4 Durr family anniversaries and birthdays 1946, 1986 6 5 Miscellaneous notes by Ann Durr Lyon 1978-2010, & undated 6 6 Miscellaneous family clippings 1993-2005 6 7 Pamphlet, “Brazil: Reflections on the Character of the Soil, 1867 Climate, Inhabitants, and Government,” by Joel E. Mathews of Cahaba. (Photocopy)

Series H. Books, 1950-1989 Box / Folder 6 8 A Centennial: Lehman Brothers, 1850-1950. 1950 (New York: Lehman Brothers, 1950) 6 9 Yesterdays in Loachapoka and Communities Nearby, by 1968 Alexander Nunn (Alexander City, Ala.: Loachopoka Homecoming Association, 1968) 6 10 Historic Somerville, by David W. Whitehorn (Somerville 1989 Historical Publications, 1989) 6 11 Billions for Defense: Government Financing by the Defense 1980 Plant Corporation during World War II, by Gerald T. White (University, Ala.: University of Alabama Press)

Subgroup II. Family Bibles, 1897, undated Box / Folder 6 12 New Testament, belonging to Mary Lizzie Judkins 1897 (Wife of James H. Judkins) 17 New Testament, belonging to James H. Judkins Bible belonging to Rebecca Hart Holt Durr Bible fragments The Lyon Addition to the Judkins-Durr Family Papers LPR317

Subgroup III. Correspondence, ca. 1860-2011, undated This subgroup contains the following series: A. Family Correspondence, ca.1860s to 2008; B. Non-Family Correspondence, 1921-2011; and C. Sympathy Cards and Letters, 1975, 1999.

Series A. Family Correspondence, ca. 1860s-2008, undated The Family Correspondence Series consists of correspondence written by different family members. In the family correspondence, from the 1860s to 1907, the primary correspondents are Lucy Judkins Durr, her husband John Wesley Durr, her father James H. Judkins, and her mother Mary Lizzie Johnston Judkins. Many of the letters were written to or from Lucy when she and her sister Willulah Judkins traveled for their health to North Carolina, Texas, and to springs in Alabama. The letters chiefly focus on the health and social life of family and friends. In the family correspondence from 1912 to1921, the primary correspondents are Lucy Judkins Durr, her husband John W. Durr, her father James H. Judkins, and her daughter Lucy Durr Dunn. Of interest are the 1917 and 1918 letters to and from the young Lucy Durr while attending Agnes Scott College in Atlanta. These letters describe wartime activities and attitudes in Montgomery and Atlanta. Also of interest is the volume of transcribed letters of John W. Durr III while serving in World War I. (The originals of these letters are not at ADAH.) In 1920, while Clifford Durr was at Oxford University, his mother and his sister Lucy visited him, and they traveled to France and Switzerland. Several letters describe their travels. The family correspondence from 1930 to 2008 was written by assorted family members chiefly to Lucy J. Durr, Lucy Durr Dunn, and Ann Durr Lyon. The letters chiefly concern family activities. Of interest are letters in the 1930s written by Clifford’s aunt Kate H. Durr describing her visit to Clifford and Virginia at Seminary Hill, Virginia. Also noteworthy is a 1945 letter from Clifford to his mother defending his intent to attend a Washington dinner in honor of Virginia’s brother-in-law Justice which African Americans would be attending. The most interesting portion of the family correspondence series are the letters from Clifford and Virginia to their children, chiefly Ann,1940-1981 (Box 10, Folders 1 - 11). Interspersed among descriptions of everyday activities are comments on anti-communism, civil rights, and politicians. Particularly interesting are letters written by Virginia during the and in March 1965 after the Selma to Montgomery march. Also noteworthy are three letters from Cliff, two from 1958 and one from 1973. The first of these, dated April 11, 1958, was to his infant granddaughter Nancy Lyon and describes his religious beliefs and the efforts to save a convicted African American from electrocution. Two months later, Cliff wrote to Ann of friction between him and Virginia and the strain on their marriage caused by their civil rights activities. The letter dated August 26, 1973, describes events leading to the suicide of his young cousin, a Vietnam veteran traumatized by the war, and Cliff’s reaction. Box / Folder 6 13 Family correspondence 1860s 6 14 Family correspondence 1884-1886 7 1 Family correspondence 1887 7 2 Family correspondence 1888 7 3 Family correspondence 1889 The Lyon Addition to the Judkins-Durr Family Papers LPR317

7 4 Family correspondence 1890-1891 7 5 Family correspondence 1892-1894 7 6 Family correspondence 1895 7 7 Family correspondence 1897 July - Aug. 7 8 Family correspondence 1897 Sept. 7 9 Family correspondence 1899 7 10 Family correspondence ca. 1890s-1900s 8 1 Family correspondence 1901 8 2 Family correspondence 1902 8 3 Family correspondence 1903-1904 8 4 Family correspondence 1905 8 5 Family correspondence 1906-1907 8 6 Family correspondence 1912 8 7 Family correspondence 1914-1915 8 8 Family correspondence 1916 8 9 Family correspondence 1917 Jan. - Feb. 8 10 Family correspondence 1917 Mar. - Dec. 8 11 Transcribed war-time letters of John W. Durr III 1917-1918 [ADAH does not own the originals] 8 12 Family correspondence 1918 Jan. - Mar. 8 13 Family correspondence 1918 Apr. - Dec. 8 14 Family correspondence 1919 9 1 Family correspondence 1920 Apr. - June 9 2 Family correspondence 1920 July - 1921 9 3 Family correspondence 1930-1939 9 4 Family correspondence 1940-1944 9 5 Family correspondence 1945-1947 9 6 Family correspondence 1948-1949 9 7 Family correspondence 1950-1952 9 8 Family correspondence 1956-1965 9 9 Family correspondence 1975-1979 9 10 Family correspondence 1980-1989 9 11 Family correspondence 1990-2009 & undated 10 1 Letters from Clifford and Virginia Durr to their children 1940-1946 10 2 Letters from Clifford and Virginia Durr to their children 1947-1949 10 3 Letters from Clifford and Virginia Durr to their children 1950-1951 10 4 Letters from Clifford and Virginia Durr to their children 1952-1954 10 5 Letters from Clifford and Virginia Durr to their children 1955-1956 10 6 Letters from Clifford and Virginia Durr to their children 1957-1959 10 7 Letters from Clifford and Virginia Durr to their children 1960-1963 10 8 Letters from Clifford and Virginia Durr to their children 1964-1966 10 9 Letters from Clifford and Virginia Durr to their children 1967-1969 10 10 Letters from Clifford and Virginia Durr to their children 1970-1974 The Lyon Addition to the Judkins-Durr Family Papers LPR317

10 11 Letters from Virginia Durr to Ann Durr Lyon 1976-1981 10 12 Correspondence of Hugo Black with Clifford & Virginia Durr 1932-1938 (Photocopies from Library of Congress) 10 13 Correspondence of Hugo Black with Clifford & Virginia Durr 1951-1956 (Photocopies from Library of Congress) 10 14 Correspondence of Hugo Black with Clifford & Virginia Durr 1957-1959 (Photocopies from Library of Congress) 11 1 Correspondence of Hugo Black with Clifford & Virginia Durr 1960-1963 (Photocopies from Library of Congress) 11 2 Correspondence of Hugo Black with Clifford & Virginia Durr 1964-1971 (Photocopies from Library of Congress) 11 3 Correspondence of Hugo Black regarding a letter he wrote to 1966 Mar. - Apr. The Nation about Clifford Durr (Photocopies from Library of Congress) 11 4 Correspondence of Hugo Black about Clifford & Virginia 1932, 1953-1971 Durr (Photocopies from Library of Congress)

Series B. Non-Family Correspondence, 1921-2011, undated The Non-Family Correspondence Series consists of letters written to John W. Durr II, Lucy J. Durr, Lucy Durr Dunn, Clifford Durr, Virginia Durr, and Ann Durr Lyon. It also contains a few copies of letters by Clifford and Virginia. Of particular interest are letters from Lyndon and Lady Bird Johnson and photocopies of Cliff’s personal letters to Charles Kindleberger on Henry Wallace, anti-communism, and other topics. Also of interest are transcribed copies of letters Virginia wrote to Clark Foreman and . Box / Folder 11 5 Non-family correspondence 1930-1938 (to John W. Durr, Lucy J. Durr, and Lucy Durr Dunn) 11 6 Non-family correspondence 1942-1946 (to John W. Durr, Lucy J. Durr, and Lucy Durr Dunn) 11 7 Non-family correspondence (to Lucy Durr Dunn) 1959, 1980 11 8 Non-family correspondence of Dr. Sterling J. Foster II 1952 11 9 Correspondence between Clifford Durr and 1948-1974 Charles Kindlebarger (photocopies) 11 10 Non-family correspondence of Clifford and Virginia Durr 1921, 1945-1972 11 11 Non-family correspondence of Virginia Durr 1984-1985 11 12 Non-family correspondence of Virginia Durr 1991-1995 11 13 Non-family correspondence of Virginia Durr 1996-1997 11 14 Non-family correspondence of Ann Durr Lyon 1951-2011 & undated 11 15 Walter and Ann Lyon correspondence on behalf of 1980-1993 Sheldon and Lucy Durr Hackney

Series C. Sympathy Cards and Letters, 1975-1999 Box / Folder The Lyon Addition to the Judkins-Durr Family Papers LPR317

11 16 Sympathy cards and letters, death of Clifford Durr 1975 11 17 Sympathy cards and letters, death of Virginia Durr 1999 11 18 Sympathy cards and letters, death of Virginia Durr 1999 12 1 Sympathy cards and letters, death of Virginia Durr 1999

Subgroup IV. Works and Drafts by Family Members, 1904-2008 and undated This subgroup contains the following series: A. , 1904; B. James H. Judkins, undated; C. Lucy Judkins Durr, undated; D. Clifford Durr, 1948-1971, undated; E. Virginia Durr, 1987, undated; F. Virginia “Tilla” Durr (b.1939), circa 1999; and G. Works by Other Family Members about Clifford and Virginia Durr, 1981-2008 This subgroup contains assorted works, both finished and unfinished, by various family members. Of note is the autobiography of Josiah Patterson, Virginia Durr’s maternal grandfather, who was a colonel of the 5th Alabama Cavalry Regiment and later represented the 10th District of in Congress. Among the writings of Lucy Judkins Durr is her “Brazilian Recollections” describing her families sojourn in Brazil from 1868 to1870, when she was between the ages of three and five. Drafts of Clifford Durr’s autobiography and several speeches and essays by him are also included here, as well as a senior thesis about him by his great- nephew and a research paper by his grandson. Also of note is a remembrance by Virginia “Tilla” Durr of a significant episode in her childhood.

Series A. Josiah Patterson, 1904 Box / Folder 18 “The Autobiography of Josiah Patterson” (3 copies) 1904

Series B. James H. Judkins, undated Box / Folder 12 2 Poems

Series C. Lucy Judkins Durr, undated Box / Folder 12 3 Final draft of “Brazilian Recollections” 12 4-9 Drafts of “Brazilian Recollections” (6 folders) 12 10 Drafts of letters from Brazil 12 11 Excerpt from Julia Keyes diary 12 12 Drafts of “After Brazil” 12 13 Drafts of miscellaneous reminiscences 12 14 Play - “Camp Town in Southern City” [set in June 1918] 12 15 Story - “Liza” 12 16 Story - “Liza” (duplicate copy) 12 17 Story - final draft of “Red Geraniums” 12 18 Story - drafts of “Red Geraniums” 12 19 Story - “Sister Violetta” 12 20 Drafts of fictional letters from “Lucy Lavender” 13 1 Draft of untitled story The Lyon Addition to the Judkins-Durr Family Papers LPR317

13 2 Story fragments 13 3-4 Essays and / or speeches (2 folders) 13 5 Poetry 13 6 Lucy Judkins Durr and Lucy Durr Dunn, recipes

Series D. Clifford Durr, 1948-1971, undated Box / Folder 13 7 Draft of autobiography: 40 page segment 13 8 Draft of autobiography (duplicate of 40 page segment) 13 9 Draft of autobiography: acknowledgments, foreward, childhood 13 10 Draft of autobiography: acknowledgments, foreward, childhood (duplicate) 13 11 Draft of autobiography: young adulthood 13 12 Draft of autobiography: young adulthood (duplicate) 13 13 Draft of autobiography: Washington and civil rights 13 14 Draft of autobiography: Washington and civil rights (duplicate) 13 15 Speech, “Where We Stand Today,” National Citizens’ 1948 Council on Civil Liberties 13 16 Speech, “Scientists in the Public Service,” Federation of 1948 American Scientists 13 17 Sermon, “Trial by Terror,” First Unitarian Church of Denver 1951 13 18 Speech, “Another Look at the Ghost,” Cambridge School 1963 of Weston 13 19 Article, “The Human Body and the Body Politic,” in Per Se, 1967 Summer 1967 13 20 Essay, “Hugo L. Black, A Personal Appraisal” 1971 13 21 Essay, “Jesus as a Free Speech Victim,” reprinted 1982 undated

Series E. Virginia Durr, 1987, undated 13 22 Miscellaneous drafts 13 23 “Part II: The Virginia Durr Story,” interview with her niece 1987 Josephine Black Pesaresi

Series F: Virginia “Tilla” Durr (b.1939), circa 1999 13 24 “Billy Sorenson and the Doll Massacre” ca. 1999

Series G. Works by Other Family Members about Clifford and Virginia Durr, 1981-2008 Box / Folder 13 25-28 “Freedom and Fear: Clifford Judkins Durr and the Struggle 1981 for Civil Liberties,” senior thesis by James M. Buck, III (Unbound typescript in 4 folders) 14 1 “Freedom and Fear: Clifford Judkins Durr and the Struggle 1981 for Civil Liberties,” senior thesis by James M. Buck, III The Lyon Addition to the Judkins-Durr Family Papers LPR317

(Bound typescript, Lucy Durr Dunn’s copy) 14 2 “Clifford Durr: Not Afraid to Stand Alone,” class paper by 1985 James Lyon 14 3 Drafts of an article on Virginia Durr’s Outside the Magic ca. 1985 Circle, by Ann Durr Lyon 14 4 Clifford J. Durr Lecture at Auburn University - Montgomery 1993 by Sheldon Hackney 14 5 “Pea Level Historic Site,” edited by Walter Lyon 2008

Subgroup V. Fictionalized works concerning Clifford and / or Virginia Durr, 1977-2009 This subgroup includes two screenplays by Ring Lardner, Jr., an Academy-Award winning screenwriter and blacklisted member of the “Hollywood Ten,” a group of individuals who refused to testify before the House Un-American Activities Committee in 1947. Box / Folder 14 6 “A Southern Union,” screenplay by Ring Lardner, Jr. 1977 14 7 Untitled screenplay for television by Ring Lardner, Jr. 1978 14 8 “My Soul Is Rested,” a dramatization of the Montgomery 1989 bus boycott, including Virginia Durr 14 9 DVD, “‘Too Many Questions:’ An Evening with Virginia 2009 Durr”

Subgroup VI. Photographs, ca. 1860s-2006 The folders labeled “Judkins family” and “Durr family” contains photos depicting more than one person. Thomas Williams was the husband of Rebecca Judkins, eldest sister of James H. Judkins. NOTE: Twenty-one cartes-de-visite photos were removed to the Alabama Cartes-de- visite Collection, LPP46, #364-382, 386, 387. Box / Folder 14 10 Black, Sterling Foster and his wife Charlotte ca. 1940s-1950s 14 11 Dunn, Lucy Durr 1896-1982 14 12 Durr family ca. 1916-1993 14 13 Durr, Clifford, larger photos 1903-ca. 1970s 15 1 Durr, Clifford, smaller photos ca. 1918-1970s 15 2 Durr, Clifford, Reconstruction Finance Corp., Defense Plants 1941 Division, Opening of Curtiss-Wright Propeller Plant, Beaver, Pa. 15 3 Durr, Clifford and Virginia with their children, larger photos ca. 1930s-1990s 15 4 Durr, Clifford and Virginia with their children, smaller photos ca. 1930s-1990s 15 5 Durr, Lucy Judkins ca. 1868-1940s 15 6 Durr, John Wesley, I (1835-1909) ca. 1880s 15 7 Durr, John Wesley, II (1863-1941) 1884-1890, undated 15 8 Durr, Virginia, early - mid-adulthood 1926-ca. 1950s 15 9 Durr, Virginia, later years, larger photos ca. 1980s-1990s 15 10 Durr, Virginia, later years, snapshots ca 1970s-1990s The Lyon Addition to the Judkins-Durr Family Papers LPR317

15 11 Durr, Virginia and Lady Bird Johnson ca. 1980s-1990s 15 12 Durr, Virginia and Wellesley College ca. 1920s & 1983 15 13 Durr, William Lehman ca. 1880s 15 14 Foster, Alma Kalbfleisch (wife of Sterling J. Foster III) ca. 1940s 15 15 Foster, May ca. 1890s 15 16 Foster, Sterling J. Foster II (1867-1952) 1951 16 1 Judkins family ca. 1860s-1912 16 2 Judkins, James H. ca. 1860s-1900s 16 3 Judkins, John Christopher Sr., ca. 1860s 16 4 Judkins, Mary Elizabeth “Lizzie” Johnston ca. 1880s 16 5 Judkins, Thomas Williams ca. 1880s 16 6 Judkins, Willulah 1897-1898 16 7 Lyon, Ann Durr ca. 1940s-2000s 16 8 Williams, Thomas (1825-1903) and “his two favorite slaves” ca. 1870s-1880s [former slaves unnamed] 16 9 Miscellaneous photos (chiefly of houses) and negatives ca. 1900s-1990s 16 10 50th Anniversary of the Montgomery bus boycott Dec. 2005 16 11 Virginia Durr’s induction into the Ala. Women’s Hall of Fame 2006 16 12 Copy prints of Clifford Durr 16 13 Copy prints of Virginia Durr 16 14-15 Copy prints, miscellaneous Oversize box Oversize photos 1926-ca. 1990s 84

Subgroup VII. Miscellaneous, undated This subgroup contains material related to individuals the Durrs knew or groups they may have been involved with. It also contains empty envelopes which are addressed to various Durr family members. Box / Folder 16 16 Miscellaneous 16 17 Miscellaneous clippings 16 18 Empty envelopes Oversize box Empty envelopes 83