Collection: Wade Hampton Frost papers, 1880/1984 - ARVAS Search Results

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GREENVILLE NEWS: ACCOUNT OF S.C. SCHOOL FOR DEAF BLIND FOUNDED BY WADE HAMPTON FROST'S GRANDFATHER, 1923 Box 01, Folder 034

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GUIDE TO ALDERMAN LIBRARY, 1980 Box 08, Folder 002

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HAIRPIN WITH GEM AND PEARL CAP, PROBABLY FROM FEMALE RELATIVE OF WADE HAMPTON FROST Box A82K

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HANDWRITTEN FAMILY TREE OF WADE HAMPTON FROST, 1932 Box 11, Folder 019

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HANDWRITTEN LISTS OF WADE HAMPTON FROST BOOK DONATION Box 08, Folder 010

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HANDWRITTEN PARTIAL FAMILY TREE BY WADE HAMPTON FROST, 1932 Box 01, Folder 039

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HAXALL FAMILY TREE, 1931 Box 01, Folder 050

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HAXALL FAMILY TREE, FROM FAMILY RECORDS BY FRANK F. AND R.R. BEIRNE FOR HAXALL REUNION, 1931 Box 11, Folder 025

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HAXALL REUNION 1949, 1949/1984 Box 05, Folder 024

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HENRY FROST, FATHER OF WADE HAMPTON FROST, 1861 Box 07, Folder 001

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