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English: Portrait of Arthur Heppingstone and Frances Theodosia Heppingstone née Hester.
Date 16 May 1913
Source (16 May 1913). "The late Mr. Heppingstone.". Western Mail XXVIII, (1,429): 34. Retrieved on 9 November 2022.
Author Anonymous.

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Portrait of Arthur Heppingstone and Frances Theodosia Heppingstone née Hester.

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