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Frank Snowden Hopkins Notes (MS270), 1968/1974

.16 Linear Feet 1 box

This collection contains the family history research notes and manuscripts of Frank Snowden Hopkins. The focus is on his mother's (Selina Lloyd Hepburn Hopkins) family.

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Frank Snowden Hopkins Notes (MS270), 1968/1974 .16 Linear Feet 1 box

This collection contains the family history research notes and manuscripts of Frank Snowden Hopkins. The focus is on his mother's (Selina Lloyd Hepburn Hopkins) family.

Manuscript for "The 92 Years of Selena L. Hopkins" Box 1, Folder 1

This folder contains a manuscript titled "The Ninety-Two Years of Selina L. Hopkins 1878-1970: A Family Memoir" as well as notes, letters, and receipts surrounding the writing of the memoir, collected and arranged by her children Nina, Sewell, Frank, and Rebecca.

Powell and Lloyd Families of Alexandria, 1988 Box 1, Folder 2

This folder contains a manuscript of the genealogy of Powell and Lloyd families as told by Frank Snowden Hopkins, focusing on the genealogy of his mother, Selina Lloyd Hepburn Hopkins.

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