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These are 2 articles about love letters written by L.M. (May) Hampton to Walter H. Harker, which were found in Harker's home stored in the attic. Hampton later married Clarence Paul, and they lived at Whtesbog. May died in 1959, and Clarence in 1965.
Written at the bottom, "Sunday, July 3, 1999" These 2 articles were found together, written by the same author with similar subject matter. They were kept together with pictures and original Eckerd photo folder.
2023.12.31
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