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Hopkins, Edwin A.

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Hopkins, Edwin, active 1938-1942, literary agent of New York

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Hopkins, Edwin, active 1938-1942, literary agent of New York

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/155535003

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http://viaf.org/viaf/286800239

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/047-000059381

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Hopkins, Edwin A.

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Papers, 1747-1910.

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Papers, 1747-1910.

Title: Papers, 1747-1910.

Papers of the Hopkins family and their Attmore and Hopper relations include letters, deeds, bonds, receipts, wills and estate papers, inventories, account books, copybooks, and memorabilia. Of note are letters of Edwin A. Hopkins, Milton Hopkins, Sr., Julia Hopkins, and others, 1870-1910, concerning money matters, school, health, parental advice, Glen Cove people and events, and other family news; daybooks of Edwin A. Hopkins, 1869-1886, concerning Cedar Swamp farm, with sketches in the margins; small diary kept on board the ship GENERAL EATON, 1809, mentioning Attmore passengers and yellow fever epidemic in Charleston, S.C.; copybooks of Mary Hopper, 1833-1860, with verses and her records from teaching; copybook of H. Attmore, 1747, of measurements and conversions; Civil War diary of Abby Hopper Gibbons concerning her life as an Army nurse in Northern Virginia, Washington, and New York, 1861-1862; and a letter from Sarah Attmore to her husband Thomas, 1776.

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Hopkins, Edwin, active 1938-1942, literary agent of New York

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Vol. XV (ff. 477). 1938-1942.includes:f. 1 Mrs Flora Drummond, of the Women's Guild of Empire, Glasgow: Vivisection: Circular letter of Mrs Flora Drummond: 1938: Copy with printed signature.f. 2 Xavier Heydet, lycée professor of Mulhouse, France... 1938-1942

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Title: Vol. XV (ff. 477). 1938-1942.includes:f. 1 Mrs Flora Drummond, of the Women's Guild of Empire, Glasgow: Vivisection: Circular letter of Mrs Flora Drummond: 1938: Copy with printed signature.f. 2 Xavier Heydet, lycée professor of Mulhouse, France... 1938-1942

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Hopkins, Edwin A.

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Hopkins family.

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Monk's House, Sussex; home of Leonard and Virginia Woolf

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Hopkins, Edwin, active 1938-1942, literary agent of New York

Monk's House, Sussex; home of Leonard and Virginia Woolf

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