Collection: Edward Watson Hook, Jr. papers - ARVAS Search Results

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[Thomas H. Hunter] as an infant Box 042, Folder 059

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Thomas H. Hunter Ed Hunter about 1917 or 1918 Box 042, Folder 054

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Thomas H. Hunter family; wife - Anne, children - Charles, Betty, Bill, Tom Scott, Peter Box 042, Folder 044

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Thomas H. Hunter in a cart pulled by a horse Box 042, Folder 052

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Thomas H. Hunter in a wagon, Madison Park, Chicago Box 042, Folder 048

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Thomas H. Hunter Llewelyn Kidder Hunter in potato patch, Baron Lake, MI Box 042, Folder 051

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Thomas H. Hunter on a tricycle at Christmas time Box 042, Folder 049

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[Thomas H. Hunter] unidentified boy in front of a house Box 042, Folder 056

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Thomas H. Hunter with grandparents Llewelyn Kidder Hunter Jessie Lorine? Hunter Box 042, Folder 050

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Thomas H. Hunter with Ted Phelps on Tideway Box 042, Folder 045

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