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'''Charles Pollard Marks''' (born in Tennessee) was a vice president at the [[Jemison Real Estate Company]] and a partner in the real estate firm of [[W. E. Leedy]]. He was also president of the [[Housing Authority of the Birmingham District]] until [[1936]]. [[Marks Village]] in [[Gate City]] was named in his honor. | |||
Marks was married to the former [[Isabel Marks|Isabel Caldwell]]. Manufacturing executive [[Caldwell Marks]] was their son. | |||
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==References== | |||
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Revision as of 12:28, 17 December 2013
- "This article is about the real estate executive. For his son, the manufacturing executive, see Caldwell Marks.
Charles Pollard Marks (born in Tennessee) was a vice president at the Jemison Real Estate Company and a partner in the real estate firm of W. E. Leedy. He was also president of the Housing Authority of the Birmingham District until 1936. Marks Village in Gate City was named in his honor.
Marks was married to the former Isabel Caldwell. Manufacturing executive Caldwell Marks was their son.
References
- Scribner, Christopher MacGregor (2002) Renewing Birmingham: Federal Funding and the Promise of Change, 1929-1979 Athens, Georgia: University of Georgia Press ISBN 9780820323282