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NOTE FROM SUSAN HAXALL FROST TO SUSAN FROST PARRISH Box 02, Folder 005

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NOTES BY SUSAN FROST PARRISH FOR BARRY RUTIZER FOR RESEARCH ON WADE HAMPTON FROST Box 08, Folder 018

"WHO HE MIGHT INTERVIEW, ETC."

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NOTES BY SUSAN FROST PARRISH ON FROST-HORRY BIBLE Box 12, Folder 012

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NOTES BY SUSAN FROST PARRISH TO JOAN ECHTENKAMP KLEIN RE: DONATION OF WADE HAMPTON FROST PAPERS TO THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Box 14, Folder 004

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NOTES ON SEDGWICK MEMORIAL MEDAL AWARDED TO WADE HAMPTON FROST IN 1938 Box 05, Folder 023

NOTE BY SUSAN FROST PARRISH FROM 1984

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OAKHILL, FORMER HOME OF PRESIDENT MONROE, NOW OWNED BY SENATOR HENRY FAIRFAX, ALDIE VIRGINIA Box 06, Folder 009

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OBITUARIES OF LOWELL J. REED Box 10, Folder 027

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OBITUARIES OF WADE HAMPTON FROST Box 04, Folder 021

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OBITUARIES OF WADE HAMPTON FROST Box 04, Folder 022

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OBITUARIES OF WADE HAMPTON FROST Box 04, Folder 029

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