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LETTERS FROM WILLIAM T. SEDGWICK AND MARY K. SEDGWICK TO WADE HAMPTON FROST AND SUSAN HAXALL FROST Box 10, Folder 016

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LETTERS FROM WILLIAM T. SEDGWICK TO WADE HAMPTON FROST, SUSAN HAXALL FROST, AND MAY K. SEDGWICK Box 09, Folder 042

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LETTERS TO SUSAN HAXALL FROST ON 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DEATH OF WADE HAMPTON FROST Box 04, Folder 018

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LISTING OF WADE HAMPTON FROST CORRESPONDENCE Box 14, Folder 005

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LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS TO THE FROST MEMORIAL FUND Box 01, Folder 017

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LIST OF MEMORABILIA IN WADE HAMPTON FROST COLLECTION Box 11, Folder 012

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LOWELL J. REED, WADE HAMPTON FROST, MARGARET MERRILL AND MRS. MOLLIE REED Box 07, Folder 018

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"MALARIA AND COLONIZATION IN THE CAROLINA LOW COUNTRY, 1526-1696" BY ST. JULIEN RAVENEL CHILDS Box 13, Folder 007

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MEMO OF CONVERSATION WITH FREDERICK F. RUSSELL BY WADE HAMPTON FROST Box 03, Folder 083

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"MEMORANDUM OF CONVERSATION WITH FREDERICK F. RUSSELL," BY WADE HAMPTON FROST Box 01, Folder 015

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