ms_1937.xml Finding Aid to the Inez Tiedeman Chapin photographs, circa 1900, 1962 Written by Elizabeth Delmage Encoding funded by a 2008 Archives-Basic Projects grant from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission. Georgia Historical Society.
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 Encoded by Elizabeth Delmage, October 2009 Description is in English Finding aid prepared using Describing Archives: A Content Standard MS 1937 Inez Tiedeman Chapin photographs 1900-1962 1 folder (.05 cubic feet) Chapin, Inez Tiedeman, b. 1892. Collection materials are in English. Georgia Historical Society
, Savannah, Georgia.
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 Subject headings

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Chapin, Inez Tiedeman, b. 1892. Photographs. Biographical information

Inez Tiedeman Chapin was the daughter of George W. Tiedeman (1861-1935), the former mayor of Savannah, Georgia from 1907-1913. She graduated from Smith College in 1913. In 1914, she married Roy D. Chapin (1880-1936), president of the Hudson Motor Car Company of Detroit, Michigan and Secretary of Commerce for President Herbert Hoover. The couple was married at Crafton Hall, the Tiedeman family home on the Isle of Hope in Savannah and they had six children together.

 Scope and content note

This collection contains two photographs of Inez Tiedeman Chapin. The first photograph is of her as a young child, circa 1900, and the second photograph is from later in life in 1962.