The Sturdivant surname

In the chronology 7 people

The people of this surname named in the county’s dated events, as the names index lists them. Each printed name is its own heading; names that may be one person are not merged.

• Sturdivant, Eugene 1 entry, 1957
  • May 6, 1957: Carrboro reelects Mayor R. B. Todd over Grover C. Brookbank
• Sturdivant, J. F. 1 entry, 1924
  • 1924: J. F. Sturdivant completes a master's thesis on the Carrboro mill village
• Sturdivant, Josie 1 entry, 1958
  • September 8, 1958: A new Carrboro Elementary School is built at the end of Ash Street
• Sturdivant, L. R. 3 entries, 1898–1920
  • 1898–1927: Carrboro's first public schools and school taxes, 1898–1927
  • December 12, 1919: County commissioners call a $25,000 school bond election for the Carrboro district
  • February 7, 1920: Carrboro School District voters approve $25,000 in school bonds
• Sturdivant, Mrs. L. R. 3 entries, 1942–1948
  • May 4-8, 1942: Chapel Hill and Bingham townships register for sugar ration books
  • February 21, 1946: Orange County school principals form the United Principals Association
  • May 25, 1948: The Carrboro P.-T. A. honors retiring principal Mrs. L. R. Sturdivant
• Sturdivant, Luther 2 entries, 1910–1920
  • late 1910s: Luther Sturdivant and Knute Mann plat Partridge Field for houses
  • early 1920s: Merchant Luther Sturdivant builds a house in Partridge Field
• Sturdivant, W. E. 1 entry, 1953
  • May 4, 1953: Carrboro reelects Mayor J. Sullivan Gibson and fills its first six-member town board

In the historical records 1 record

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