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

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EXCERPT FROM A PROFILE OF THE UNITED STATES PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE BY BESS FURMAN ON THE AMERICAN RED CROSS BUREAU OF SANITARY SERVICES, WWI, WADE HAMPTON FROST AS ORGANIZER, 1917 Box 11, Folder 002

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EXNING, MIDDLEBURG, VIRGINIA, 1910/1915 Box 06, Folder 025

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EXNING, RESIDENCE OF B. W. HAXALL, MIDDLEBURG, VIRGINIA, 1900/1902 Box 06, Folder 003

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FAMILY HISTORY OF WADE H. FROST, 1927/1986 Box 12, Folder 007

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FAMILY TREE OF THOMAS C. FROST, ESQ. (WADE HAMPTON FROST'S ENGLISH ANCESTRY), 1400/1700 Box 01, Folder 026

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FAMILY TREE OF WADE HAMPTON FROST Box 11, Folder 013

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FIRST FACULTY OF JOHNS HOPKINS SCHOOL OF HYGIENE AND PUBLICH HEALTH, 1920 Box 06, Folder 044

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"FRANCIS LE JAU, D.D." Box A82B

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"FRANCIS LE JAU, D.D.", 1665/1717 Box 10, Folder 025

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FROST FAMILY COAT OF ARMS Box A82D

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