Graves, Turner Ashby

Title

Graves, Turner Ashby

Last Name

Graves

First and Middle Name

Turner Ashby

Nicknames or Other Names

"Uncle Fats", "Guts"

Hometown

Syria, Virginia

VPI Graduating Class

VPI Class of 1916

Undergraduate Major

Agriculture

Graduated

Yes

Service Branch

Army

Unit

YMCA

Rank

Private

Files

Turner Ashby Graves senior portrait from the 1916 Bugle.jpg
Turner Ashby Graves picture from the 1916 Bugle.jpg
Turner Ashby Graves from the 1916 Bugle.jpg
Turner Ashby Graves football picture from the 1914 VPI Bugle.jpg

Collection

Citation

“Graves, Turner Ashby,” VPI in World War I, accessed April 26, 2024, http://vpiworldwarone.lib.vt.edu/items/show/182.

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Comments (if you have information about a veteran or would like to talk about a veteran, also email the project director Daniel Newcomb at danieln1@vt.edu with your information or question)

John Graves

Rev. Turner Ashby Graves was my great uncle. Your reference to his nickname is incorrect. You have it as "Uncle Pats."  Actually, it was "Uncle Fats," which is how he signed his Christmas cards.  I believe he was known as "Fats" Graves during his time at VPI.

John L. Graves

Houston, Texas 

Reply

John Graves

Rev. Turner Ashby Graves was my great uncle. Your reference to his nickname is incorrect. You have it as "Uncle Pats."  Actually, it was "Uncle Fats," which is how he signed his Christmas cards.  I believe he was known as "Fats" Graves during his time at VPI.

John L. Graves

Houston, Texas 

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John Graves

Rev. Turner Ashby Graves was my great uncle. Your reference to his nickname is incorrect. You have it as "Uncle Pats."  Actually, it was "Uncle Fats," which is how he signed his Christmas cards.  I believe he was known as "Fats" Graves during his time at VPI.

John L. Graves

Houston, Texas 

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John Graves

Rev. Turner Ashby Graves was my great uncle. Your reference to his nickname is incorrect. You have it as "Uncle Pats."  Actually, it was "Uncle Fats," which is how he signed his Christmas cards.  I believe he was known as "Fats" Graves during his time at VPI.

John L. Graves

Houston, Texas 

Reply

John Graves

Rev. Turner Ashby Graves was my great uncle. Your reference to his nickname is incorrect. You have it as "Uncle Pats."  Actually, it was "Uncle Fats," which is how he signed his Christmas cards.  I believe he was known as "Fats" Graves during his time at VPI.

John L. Graves

Houston, Texas 

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