File:Arthur Heppingstone and Mrs Heppingstone of Cundenup 1913.jpg
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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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