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OWINGS-LESESNE FAMILY HISTORIES Box 12, Folder 017

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"PAMPHLET: THE MILES BREWTON," OWNED BY WADE HAMPTON FROST'S COUSINS Box 01, Folder 033

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PARKER FAMILY RECORDS AND NOTES Box 12, Folder 015

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PARTIAL LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS TO FROST MEMORIAL FUND Box 04, Folder 030

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PHOTOCOPIES OF TITLE PAGES OF HENRY ROSE CARTER'S HISTORY OF YELLOW FEVER, EDITED BY WADE HAMPTON FROST Box 08, Folder 017

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PHOTOCOPIES OF TITLE PAGES OF "PAPERS OF WADE HAMPTON FROST" AND "SNOW ON CHOLERA" Box 08, Folder 016

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PHOTOCOPY AND CORRESPONDENCE RE: SILVER INKSTAND : THE SCHULDHAM PLATE Box 12, Folder 011

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PHOTOS FROM CHINA SENT TO WADE HAMPTON FROST BY REGINALD M. ATWATER Box 10, Folder 020

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"PLANNING THE FIRST SCHOOL OF HYGIENE AND PUBLIC HEALTH" BY ELIZABETH FEE Box 13, Folder 014

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POEM: "A BALLADE OF BRAVE LADYES," BY LAURA ARMISTEAD CARTER Box 03, Folder 017

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