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White nurse Kate Webb Williamson and an unidentified Black baby near makeshift incubator at public health clinic in Granville County, N.C., 1940s; P0019/0010_0001, in the Bailey Daniel Webb Photographic Collection (P0019), North Carolina Collection Photographic Archives, The Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Size | 41 items. |
Abstract | Dr. Bailey Daniel Webb, a descendent of the Webb family of the Granville, Person, and Orange counties area of North Carolina, was a student in the graduate school at the University of North Carolina in chemistry (1937-1939) and biochemistry (1939-1941). She was an early female graduate of Duke University School of Medicine (M.D., 1946) and then a pediatrician in private practice in Durham Co., N.C., 1949-1987. Webb was recognized with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Distinguished Alumna Award in 1998. Her sister, Kate Webb Williamson, was a public health nurse in Granville County in the 1940s and later served as supervisor of public health nurses in Cumberland County, N.C. Kate Williamson was the recipient of UNC-Chapel Hill's first Margaret Dolan Award in 1973. The Bailey Daniel Webb photographs date from circa 1885 to 1973 and consist of black-and-white photographic prints depicting Webb family members and family homes; students and faculty in chemistry, biochemistry and medicine at the University of North Carolina during the period from 1937 to 1941, when Bailey Webb was enrolled there; M.J. Rosenau of the UNC School of Public Health; and images of public health clinics, patients (Black women and children), and staff in Oxford, Berea, and Weldon, N.C., during the 1940s, when Kate Webb Williamson served in those areas as a nurse. Also included is an image from 1973 of Kate Williamson receiving the Margaret Dolan award from UNC-Chapel Hill. |
Creator | Webb, Bailey Daniel. |
Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. North Carolina Collection Photographic Archives. |
Language | English |
Processed by: North Carolina Collection Photographic Archives, 1991; Elizabeth Hull, December 2010
Encoded by: Elizabeth Hull, December 2010
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Dr. Bailey Daniel Webb, a descendent of the Webb family of the Granville, Person, and Orange counties area of North Carolina, was a student in the graduate school at the University of North Carolina in chemistry (1937-1939) and biochemistry (1939-1941). She was an early female graduate of Duke University School of Medicine (M.D., 1946) and then a pediatrician in private practice in Durham Co., N.C., 1949-1987. Webb was recognized with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Distinguished Alumna Award in 1998. Her sister, Kate Webb Williamson, was a public health nurse in Granville County in the 1940s and later served as supervisor of public health nurses in Cumberland County, N.C. Kate Williamson was the recipient of UNC-Chapel Hill's first Margaret Dolan Award in 1973.
Back to TopThe Bailey Daniel Webb photographs date from circa 1885 to 1973 and consist of black-and-white photographic prints depicting Webb family members and family homes; students and faculty in chemistry, biochemistry and medicine at the University of North Carolina during the period from 1937 to 1941, when Bailey Webb was enrolled there; M.J. Rosenau of the UNC School of Public Health; and images of public health clinics, patients (Black women and children), and staff in Oxford, Berea, and Weldon, N.C., during the 1940s, when Kate Webb Williamson served in those areas as a nurse. Also included is an image from 1973 of Kate Williamson receiving the Margaret Dolan award from UNC-Chapel Hill.
Additional information about the Webb family can be found in Our Webb Kin of Dixie, written in 1940 by Bailey and Kate Webb's father, William James Webb.
Back to TopArrangement: Chronological.
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Image Folder PF-P0019/0001 |
Webb family home, Tally Ho, N.C.: "Photo made at Tally Ho. Russell Webb (1869-1928). Children: Addie, Mary, Bessie, Ruth, J. Frederick, William James,Rob, and Hazel. James Edwin Webb, administrator of NASA whe the moon shots were planned, wasalso born at Tally Ho,"circa 18852 images Black-and-white photographic print, copy negative |
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Image Folder PF-P0019/0002 |
"Webb, Alexander S." (1804-1849) (written on back; card-mounted portrait made by W. Shelburn, Durham, N.C., likely dates from 1880s), circa 1880s1 image |
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Image Folder PF-P0019/0003 |
"Webb, John Maurice,"circa 1890s1 image |
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Image Folder PF-P0019/0004 |
Webb family home, Hillsborough, N.C.: "Old Webb homestead at Hillsboro, taken 1917. Several generations lived here. James Webb home,"19171 image |
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Image Folder PF-P0019/0005 |
Webb family home, Alamance County, N.C.: "The Oaks: Mrs. A.S. Webb and family. Alexander S. Webb home at Oaks, N.C. the 'back home' for generations of James Webb descendants. This old picture taken many years prior to 1940. Shows Cornelia Adeline, Aunt Susan, Uncle Sam with visiting kin," circa 1910s1 image |
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Image Folder PF-P0019/0006 |
Webb family home, Alamance County, N.C.: "The Oaks: Mrs. A.S. Webb (Lucy Adeline) and son Sam Webb,"circa 1910s1 image |
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Image Folder PF-P0019/0007 |
"Webb, Sam, Alexander 'Tip' Webb and Robert 'Sawney' (?) Webb at Confederate Veterans' Reunion, probably 1920s,"circa 1920s1 image |
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Image Folder PF-P0019/0008 |
University of North Carolina faculty and students, 1937-194118 images Prints made at the University of North Carolina while Bailey Webb was a student. Includes portraits of faculty and students associated with the Medical School, Chemistry and Biochemistry. Individuals identified as Dr. Milton J. Rosenau, Frank Low, Ward Ferrell, Ruth Leonard, Agnes Dolvin, Isaac Manning, Bill Taylor, "Dr. Bullitt," Dr. and Mrs. Edward Pliske, Ed Hedgepeth, Harold Brown, Russell Halmon, Jim Duckett, "Dutch" Schultze, "Slim" Gulledge, Ellington Beavers, Ed Andrews, "Barney" Happoldt, Jimmy Langston, George Deeble, Gus Miller, Bailey Webb, Gene Cornatzer, Jimmie Taylor and Lib Anderson (Mr. and Mrs. James A. Taylor), and Mary Kapp. |
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Image Folder PF-P0019/0009 |
"Scenes in Oxford and Berea Public Health Clinics,"1940s5 images Page removed from photo album "Right upper: Evelyn Chesson; Right middle: Dr. Ballard Norwood. Lower Right: Kate Webb and Dr. Tony Berea." Photos also show Black patients at clinics. |
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Image Folder PF-P0019/0010 |
"Kate Webb at Public Health Clinics in Granville County and Weldon, N.C.,"1940s8 images Page removed from photo album Black patients at clinics. Captions read "Rickets; Flood Refugees, Weldon, August 1940; Makeshift incubator; Kate Webb weighing a baby." |
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Image Folder PF-P0019/0011 |
"Patient at Public Health Clinic at Berea, Granville County in 1940s; Kate Webb Williamson nurse,"1940s1 image Black woman and child. |
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Image Folder PF-P0019/0012 |
"Kate Webb Williamson, first Margaret Dolan Award Recipient, Cumberland County Health Department,"19731 image |