Hundreds attend M'Corvey funeral, 1932: Body of former university instructor is buried in Evergreen Cemetery

Hundreds attend M'Corvey funeral, 1932: Body of former university instructor is buried in Evergreen Cemetery

The digitization of this collection was funded by a gift from EBSCO Industries.

Bibliographic Details
Format:	Electronic
Published:	University of Alabama Libraries
Subjects:	Documents
Online Access:	http://purl.lib.ua.edu/158352

Similar Items

Colonel M'Corvey, Mobile register, Mobile, Alabama, 1932
by: Register Co. (Mobile, Ala.)

T. C. M'Corvey is laid to rest at university, Mobile register, Mobile, Alabama, April 5, 1932: Hundreds pay final tribute to Alabama's professor emeritus
by: Register Co. (Mobile, Ala.)

M'Corveys return to Mobile home, circa 1944

Colonel Thomas Chalmers M'Corvey, Tuscaloosa news, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, circa 1935
by: Tuscaloosa News Publishing Co.

Relatives attend funeral of Mrs. McCorvey, circa 1944

Evergreen Cemetery
by: Dylan Tucker, University of North Alabama

Evergreen Cemetery
by: Heather Scheurer

M'Corvey's death is loss to state, Denny asserts, Mobile press, Mobile, Alabama, April 4, 1932: Father of Mobile attorney had outstanding career at university
by: Register Co. (Mobile, Ala.)

T. C. M'Corvey dies suddenly at university, The Mobile press register, Mobile, Alabama, April 3, 1932: Professor emeritus at Alabama, father of Mobilian, is taken by death
by: Register Co. (Mobile, Ala.)

Mrs. M'Corvey taken by death, Birmingham age-herald, Birmingham, Alabama, November 20, 1944
by: Age-Herald Publishing Co.

M'Corvey accuses Senator Hill of 'throwing brickbats,' The Age-herald, Birmingham, Alabama, May 29, 1948
by: Age-Herald Publishing Co.

Body of Former Mobilian Laid to Rest in Capital, 1920

Body of Former Mobilian Laid to Rest in Capital, 1920

Thomas Chalmers McCorvey, 1932

War poetry of the South, circa 1914: Splendid polished lecture delivered at Central College yesterday morning by Colonel M'Corvey

Body of Gorgas is Buried With Military Honors, Birmingham Age-Herald, Birmingham, Alabama, August 17, 1920

Body of Gorgas is Buried With Military Honors, Birmingham Age-Herald, Birmingham, Alabama, August 17, 1920

Gorgas' Body in State; Funeral Plans Ready, 1920

Gorgas' Body in State; Funeral Plans Ready, 1920

M'Corvey rites scheduled today, Mobile press, Mobile, Alabama, November 20, 1944: Mother of Mobile attorney dies at age 94
by: Register Co. (Mobile, Ala.)

Letter from Gessner McCorvey to Jean C. McCorvey, circa 1932
by: McCorvey, Gessner T. (Gessner Tutwiler), 1882-1965 (Correspondent)

In memoriam, Thomas Chalmers McCorvey, Jr., 1932

Colonel Thomas McCorvey obituary, circa 1932

"First Hundred Seconds."
by: Rhode, Richard V.

Partial letter from Gessner T. McCorvey, circa 1932
by: McCorvey, Gessner T. (Gessner Tutwiler), 1882-1965 (Correspondent)

Negro Veteran to be Buried Today

Envelope once containing editorials on Colonel McCorvey, circa 1932

"Constitution of the Student Body of the University of Alabama in Huntsville."
by: University of Alabama in Huntsville

Negro Veteran Buried with Military Honors

The McCorvey magnolia, University, Alabama

Burying of the time capsule in 1976
by: Arnold, Lew

Burying of time capsule in 1976
by: Arnold, Lew

Burying of time capsule in 1976
by: Arnold, Lew

Legend of the Indian's Buried Gold
by: Jones, Virgil Carrington

Evergreen Hotel, Evergreen, Alabama
by: Curt Teich & Co.

Under the evergreen pines
by: Young, Martha, 1868- (Author)

Under the evergreen pines
by: Young, Martha, 1868- (Author)

Hundreds disrupt schools

Letter from Jean C. McCorvey to Mr. Bestor, August 25, 1932
by: McCorvey, Jean Campbell, 1881-1960 (Correspondent)

Alabama votes go to friend, says M'Corvey, by Ted Pearson, The Mobile register, Mobile, Alabama, June 30, 1948: Neither Truman nor Dewey to get electoral units, says party chairman
by: Pearson, Ted (Author)