Lee, Everett S., 1917-2007

found: Malzberg, B. Migration and mental disease, 1956:title page (Everett S. Lee) page iv (staff, University of Pennsylvania)

found: Population estimates, 1982:title page (Everett S. Lee) page 248 (Professor of Sociology at the University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia)

found: The Southern sociologist, 2007:volume 39, number 1, page 18 (Everett S. Lee; born December 31, 1917 in Rains, South Carolina; died March 16, 2007 in Atlanta; married Anne on August 4, 1950; received his Bachelors, Masters, and Doctoral degrees from the University of Pennsylvania; his life was devoted to teaching and research; he spent many years in the Sociology Department at the University of Georgia; after retirement, he remained at the University's Gerontology Center until 2005; he was a very prolific author but is probably best known for "The Turner Thesis Revisited;" he was instrumental in the founding of the Southern Regional Demographic Group in 1973, which later became the Southern Demographic Association (SDA); he was a highly respected scholar who contributed much to the world of sociology and, in particular, demography)

found: ancestry.com, via WWW, August 17, 2012(Everett Spurgeon Lee; Everett S. Lee; born December 31, 1917 in Rains, South Carolina; died March 16, 2007)