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Lewis, a nephew of her first husband, of “Cleve,” King George County, Va. They spent much of their time at Greenfield.

Those from Rappahannock attending the funeral services were Mia. William Meade Fletcher, J. W. Fletcher and Ia V. Merrill.

Rappahannock 8

Little Waters

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By Louentma C. Moffett

Thornton's River has always meant much to the residents of Sperryville. The old and the very young have enjoyed—and relied, upon it in various ways.

Time was when it was full, clear, CLEAN and swift—a pleasant stream.

The village follows it's river for about a mile and a half and its people have planted their gardens (and raised good ones) along its banks for many years.

It has afforded entertainment and been an endless delight to generation after generation of children who since time began have loved and needed the “Little

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