Administrator Desk documents

00 mabel earle 1 thumb
11 mabel earle raise request 1 thumb
03 the case of margaret andrus 10 thumb
06 nov 17 1922 thumb
03 the case of margaret andrus 9 thumb
03 the case of margaret andrus 4 thumb
01 bibliography 2 thumb
01 playbill 3 thumb
03 june 9 1922 thumb
00 mabel earle no 7 thumb
08 hair sample thumb
04 nov 8 1922 thumb
12 davenport raise response 2 thumb
00 dr h.h. estabrook thumb
02 meeting of the field workers 1915 thumb
11 mabel earle raise request 3 thumb
03 the case of margaret andrus 1 thumb
03 notes thumb
06 analysis of feelings if i should crush an animal thumb
10 jan 19 1923 3 thumb

Under the supervision of Davenport and Laughlin, the ERO relied heavily on the work of its field workers and administrators. Young field workers like Margaret Andrus conducted field reports on “feebleminded” patients at King’s Park State Hospital, and practiced by conducting research on her own family genealogy! Meanwhile, Davenport’s assistant Mabel Earle proved invaluable as a translator for German and French research in eugenics and psychology, helping Davenport.