by Thomas Walter Reed. 1935. 295p

David Crenshaw Barrow, Jr. was a prominent figure in Georgia's educational landscape, serving as Chancellor of the University and significantly increasing student enrollment during his tenure. Raised by his grandmother after the death of his mother, Barrow was known for his strong work ethic and belief in the value of hard work and thrift. His legacy extends beyond education, as he left a lasting impact on his family lineage and the community, embodying the values of the Old South while adapting to new challenges.